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WICHITA & WESTERN

Arrive From West.
No. 2. Pratt and Kingman pas
senger daily except Sunday. =. 1o:25 a m
No. f. Pratt and Kingman &C
commodation TUESDAY. Thurs
day, Saturday, .......!.......... 40 2. N
Depart West
No. /. Kingman and Pratt pas
senger tdaily except Sunday. $40 pm
No 3. Kingman and Pratt &c
commodation (Monday Wed
nesday and Friday ...............l s:s5 am
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published September 80, 1889


An ordinance amending section one of or
dlnance No. 1918, published August 25th,
1898. entitled an ordinance making spe-
cial assessment for improvements and
providing for the tax levy to pay for
new sidewalk.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Council
of the City of Wichita:
Section l. That section one Of ordinance
No 1915 be amended so as to include the
following omissions and corrections viz:
TAYLOR AND SLAVEN,S ADD.
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TAYLOR AND SLAVENS ADD.
Lot. Amount.
Oak street............... 10
IL Oak street. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.6S
Ii Oak street..-........... 1-S
u Oak street.-.....-...... 1.SS
II Oak street. ....................-.-.... LES
WEST WICHITA
90 Texas avenue. ....................... So
100 Chicago avenue. Observation-Disclosures. 9.07
Beg 20 feet W. of S. ". corner Of
Wincs's add, thence ". along n.
s. of Tenth street 142 feet ono. P.
]. WILSON'S ADD.
Wabash Observation-Disclosures. 1903
2 Ohio avenue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 .08
SECOND WABASH ADD.
Cherry eet-.----.--'.'-'...''.''. o'Vs
Ohio avenue. ...................-.... los
ORIGINAL TOWN.
= Market eet....................... 1910
50 Market street ...................-... 10 90
50 Market eet..................:.-.. 10 90
81 Market eet...................... IL. 90
SIS Market ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
IS Market ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
% Market t..........-..-......... 1000
81 Market ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
1e4 Market eet....................... $50
los Market eet..........-....-....... 10 90
lbs Market eet....................... 50
I46 Market eet.-.................-... 1000
14S Market eet....................... 1910
10 Market eet................-...... 1Q.09
IL Market eet...-.............-..-.. 1000
I54 Market ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10.00
I5S Market eet---.................... 1000
=
10 Market eet......----....-......-. lo.oo
1s2 Market ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
l6i Market eet....-...-...--.-..----. 300
IS5 Market eet..-...........-...-..-- GEO
ISS Market eet.........-............. l0-00
10 Market eet.......-...-.....-..-.. 100
l72 Market OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
III Market est...-....-...-..-..-.... 1000
rs Market et.........-.-..-.-...-.- 100
is Market eet.-..-....-.......---... 1870
1Sa Market street..----.......--e..- 100
IS Market eet--..----...-..--..-.... 100
Isl Market eet-......-......--..-..-- I9,oo
is Market eet..-............-...---. 100
Ie2 Market reet-.-.--...---..-....---. 10-eo
GRIFFENsTEIN's FIRST ADD.
. William 10 %
5 Market eet--..-.-..-......-.-.--. = %
= Market es;-....-...-....-.......- e4-ao
- Market eet.-..-..-..-..-.-.---.-- 40
Il Market street. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. = 50
GRIFFENsTEINs TENTH ADD.
1914 Larimer avenue 12-5e
MEAD's ADD.
IS Lawrence aveRue------------...---- =. g
MUNGER's 0. T.
* Texas avenue. g 8
~ Church street-..--..--.---..---.- ss-s9
FERRELL's SECOND ADD.
- Fourth eaue...................... s.S
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TRIESSIAL cOEcLAvE KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR



TRIESSIAL cOScLAvE KNIGHTS
TEHPLAR-
Pittegurx. Pa
FOR above the Rock Island W. s-u
tickets a. rate q 80 g for ths round TIN.
Tgcks.s vii be go October 10 C. In
elusive PIMA rstufa Emit October e. y
you are going % Plftsbgrz e WI bs 20
yonr Interest 70 cal Al Rock Island pas
ssnzcr ctDot o. write
4 z COOPER.
p ?. a. wIehitA Kan
FBES =. MACLEOD.
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SO 70 TOFERA AND RETURN
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Ser z Gpos pr Fst5fn una1 Cetossr L
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rates
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20 Empor1e avenue... 80
sToyER's ADD.
2 Mead avenue .............-... 1o.s5
HIBARGERsS ADD
Washington avenue......e-.....-.i o.6
Mosley Observation-Disclosures. 10.l0
DEANS ADD.
Washington avenue................ DE-
Q Wabash enue..................... q
BURLEIGFs ADD.
Fourth n.oS
MARTINsoNs THIRD ADD.
q Chicago Avenue S.Ss
TREMAINs SUPPLEMENTAL.
III Douglas venue.-.................. LIS
lib Douglas enue................... 1OH
PAYNE'S ADD.
Market eet...........-.......".. ss5
DETTER's ADD.
Main t........-..--......-... s.66
HUNTERS SUBDIVISION.
n Ida avenue..-.....-.--..--.. z-H
70 Ida avenue.................. s.n
81 Ida avenue. III
50 Ida avenue. 'oo
s. Ida avenue. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z-1o
81 Ida avenue. z-4S
SO Ida avenue. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Els
81 Ida avenue. ......-................. Z.lS
o. Ida avenue .05
Jos Ida avenue. -...-..-.-.......-..''' lbs
10I Ida avenue. ........---.......''.. <.1o
109 Ida. avenue. .......---.------..-. z-1s
Ill Ida avenue.-.-.......-..-... Z.4o
lib Ida avenue........-...-...... Z.b
liz Ida avenue. 21s
III Ida avenue ELS
q
121 Ida avenue 21S
123 Ida avenue. -..........---.........' z.is
HYDE'S ADD.
Ida avenue-..-........---... 90
Ida e.......................... ZIG
Ida. svenuc 1.62
II Ida avenue. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
20 Ida ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
u Ida avenue 219
80 Ida avenue......-...-...... us
* Ida avenue 21S
81 Ida avenue....--.....-..... -'Ao
SO Ida avenue................. @-19
Al Ida avenue. ...............''''.''. -'Ao
43 Ida avenue. ....................''. 40
45 Ida avenue. .........--...--.....''. 40
AZ Ida avenue.................. z.IS
40 Ida avenue. ..-.........-.......'... 1'Z
SO Ida avenue................,. "a
81 Ida. avenue 2.19
81 Ida avenue 2.E
g Ida avenue 2.19
81 Ida avenue 2.1S
go Ida avenue .............. PIG
II Ida avenue. 2.19
"a Ida avenue Els
IL Ida avenue go. 71s
MUNGER's ORIGINAL.
lax Waco avenue. IT'S
TAX (frac+ionaIlotl Described by meets
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No ODDS

Where you go and when. the Rock Island
service is always the best Low rates.
fast time and courteous treatment
A E. COOPER, D. p. A.
EBEN MCLEOD. A G. P. & T. A.
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EXCURSIONS VIA THE SANTA FEE
ROUTE

ROUTE.
Kansas City. Mo-. October to S. 1898,
Priests of Pallas Parade and Karnival
Krewe. One fare for the round trip
Tickets on sale October 2 to s, 1898; good 10
return until and including October 9. 1898.
st. Louis Mo, October to S. 1898, st.
Louis Fair One fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale October . TO 7, 1898; good TO
return TO and including October TO- 1898
Topeka, Kan, September &c to October /,
1898, Fall Festivities and Annual G.. A. P
Reunion of Kansas. One fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale September "a
to 90 inclusive; good to return until and
including October 3. 1895
Topeka, Kan, October 10 to 13. 1895 An
nual meeting Grand Lodge. Grand Encamp-
ment and Rebekah Assembly I. o. o. F.
of Kansas. One fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale October 8 to u, inclusive;
good to return until and including Octo-
Der II, 1898. L. r. DELANEY, Agent
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Great Rock Island Route
To TIE EAST
BEST DINING CAR
SERVICE

~ EtE AOAS<-D.
The rock ISLAND - forssssss N
aSoys11z GzT stvast4xs ea1eassssd 70
Improve sDsed szS gsTs thai lgxsry. SAFE
T. AID comfort thar peDGl&r pafrsnsxs
aezzass rs sesigzszt - tboresksly
eoznpsess With vesslDsie9 tF4-as. Ezzrnl9-
eszf dining car. seeDeFs aae sAa,r
eoaesss. al TIE nass; sssE2at aaa Q. -
eszuy frsprsTss D&ttsraA
sPECIALTTEE-
PAST TINE
EXCELLENT EQUIPMENT.
BEST DINING CAR SERVICE
IL THE WORLD
GOOD COsssE c-TfCsss
Per fan psrtses1sTs a. - ucxsls nza5s
azd rates Apply "a az eaapSa f1eEss -
Zee n TIE Ua31ss Eszszz- caE3ez q kez-
tes. - Actress
mo. SEBASTIAN.
oere-zl TYskss AL P4E@ss~ss Ax~..
rNt-@-@ rs
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Arrive From the last
Train No. g. Kansas ard Me-
braska Limited from Port
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TAKE THE MISSOURI PACIFIC,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Leave Wichita at 2:10 p. m. arriving at
st. Louis next morning at 40 making
direct connections with all lines east. No
change of cars. Elegant service City
ticket Office ia North Main street
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EXCURSION RATES TO OMAHA AC-
COUNT OF THE TRANS-MISSIS-
SIPPI INTERNATIONAL Ex-
POSITION.
The Missouri Pacific Railway offers two
classes OF tickets:
No. Tickets on sale from June to
October Is. good until November Is for re-
turn, al rate of $3.50
No. 2.-Tickets limited to 30 days from
date OF sale for return. but not later than
Nov. 18th. 1898. will be sold on all dates
from June 1st to Oct. 18th at rate OF $i2 TO-
E. E. BLECKLEY, p. and T. A.
ia n. Main St
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!. +. HOLDEN,
Traffic Manager.
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D. H. RHODES. superintendent
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ss15-KANsAs CITY AND RETuRN-ss.l5

sS15KANSAs CITY AND RETURN-y6.l5
On account or
PRIESTS OF PALLAS PARADE.
fFia the Great Rock Island.)
Tickets on sale October % 10 sth; good
TO return until October 3. Trains for Kan
sas City leave Rock Island depot at 10 a.
m. and 1879 D m and run through without
change. Pullman sleepers. chair cars and
high-oack coaches The Rock Island is the
short line to Kansas City.
A e COOPER,
D. P. A. Wichita, Kan.
EBEN E. MACLEOD,
A. G. P. A, Topeka, Kan
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All let lers pertaining to the business su h.
the printing department, bl nqSslS ba sd-
scription or advertising snou1e acer All
other communications to the edltoTF:
The only paper in Southwestern err n $50
or Oklahoma receiving the coInp4ete |A7
ciated Press report.
TERMS OF SUBsCRIPTION--D4AAlIIL7LfIi
DAILY BY CARRIER, 10c PER w Ei- iA-
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NORTHROUND.

No. 2-Fort Worth and Kansas City NAH
and Express. limited. daily.
M A-Mfwed dosfy avcanf SUNDAY
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EXCURSION RATES VIA FRISCO LINE.
ST. Louis Fair and Exposition. octOber
3r6 % S.1-
For The above named occasion The
Frisco Line VIII sell round Tip tickets
October End % Ia. good Ter re.ura tip
until October IstA. Tor one regular arss-
class fare Tor me round trip
z O MORTTMoRE. Cssy Ticket AT.
City Ticket OMee coraer Douglas s1a
Main.
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resolutions reach the White House for ex-
eoutive approval.
Scon after his signature is affixed to
the joint resolution, which every one
here expects Is the prelude TO war, Presi.
dent Mckinley viii notify the Spanish
government that he has signed the reso-
luton and that Its provisions require
that Spain shall Immediately withdraw
her land and naval forces from Cuba
and surrender her sovereignty over the
Island. His notification likewise will
state that tho United States expects a
prompt compliance with its terms.
Tho time within which Spain will be
required 10 make answer to this ultima
tum will be determined upon at today's
cabinet meeting. but it is not unlikely
that "a or As hours will be the time limit.
1t is not improbable that this final mes
sage to the queen regent may be COM
municated through Senior Polo, the Span
ish minister. although this point also
will he left to the decision or the cabinet.
Uncer conditions IL Is thought that
an advance movement OF our naval
officers will be delayed not more than
two or three days at the longest. Every
ono connected with the administration
realizes that war Is to bs expected as
the result of our ultimatum and from
this time forth the President and the
memhes of his cabinet. it is stated, Will
act as unit in the execution OF most
vigorous policy. The President did not
reach mis- Office this morning until 10
o'clock. Everything about the executive
mansion presentei tts usual quiet appear
ance. There were very few callers ana
these were not permitted to see the
President.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Held by The Providence E. Y, W, c
Association.
Interesting Reports Made and Board of
Officers Elected.

Providence Evanuelical Young Women s
Christian Association held its annual
meeting last night In the chapel Of the
Union Congregational Churcn, a large
attendance being present. After the
opening exercises Uy Mrs. w. IL. Bowen,
the president the reports OF the board of
managers religious work and house COM
IN ittees were submitted.
The treasurer s report showed the receipts
of the year to have teeu St235 3S; ex-
penses. t5l65.oi; Lalance on hand, s12O. 81
The report Of the general secretary dealt
with the growth of the association since
its inception, nine years ago. Miss Har-
riet Taylor Of Chicago, secretary of the
International com ulittee was then intro
duo cd as tie speaker OF the evening. STE
spoke In most interesting. manner on
some OF the frndam entail questions at
the basis OF the work OF the organization.
At the conclusion OF her address business
Was again taken up. An amendment to
the constitution was passeu ana the
officers for the ensuing year were elected
as follows:
President, Miss Grace X. Lawten; vice
presidents. Mrs Clarence III. Guild. Mrs.
Eliza j. Pierce, Mrs. Edgar l.. Losep,
recording secretary, Mrs. Thomas w.
Waterman; treasurer. Miss Mary q.
smith; auditor, Mr. Albert q. Day |;
managers term TO expire 1901. Mrs. Will
liaw IL. Bowen. Miss Aliena Dexter,
Mrs. Hcrate Franklin, Mrs. Noel Ia
Anthony Mrs. Richard 4. smith, Mrs.
George Loud, term 10 expire 1873. hiss
Mary N. Sheldon.
Miss Lawton accepted the presidency
in few appropriate remarks aud the
meeting adjourned with the singing of q
hyrun.
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made within very few days. 1t Is
thought that the secretary OF the treasury
will te authorized to solicit popular sub
scriptions TO loan Of probably $780, J00,-
600. The public will be reached through
postmasters, who will post notices in
their offices giving all OF the details
which the general public will be interest
ed In knowing. The 81 Inscriptions to this
loan, as n rule, would be made by means
OF postoffice money orders or certified
checks. The same act, IL Is tn ought. Will
authorizs an additional Issue OF $i00 600.
600 In three per cent coin bonds running
tor a period of 20 years. Although thess
ara said TO be the main features of the
proposition, the full details have not yet
been worked ont. and In the discussion
OF the measure by the committee it Is
not unlikely that important changes may
be made even In the general loan. At
II 80 o'clock Attorney -ueneral Griags
left the cabinet room TO meet sn engage
ment at the Supreme Court Up to that
time the question Of an uitimatum had
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features Of the day were the slump in
Spanish forrs and The steadiuess OF
American securities, after tho decline ut
the opening OF the market.
FULLY PKEPARED...:-
Baltimore, April i9. The naval reserve
aorps OF Mary land Is fully prepared for
sevice. The crews which will man the
Dixie and the Mahopac have been selected
and the reserves Jet unHssiRned believe
they will form part Of the crew Of the
st. Paul.
ON WAY 10 CHICKAMAUGA.
Washington, April 19.--Troops A. E,
q, and ii of the Sixth Cavalry from
Fort Myer passed through the city this
morning on their way to ChickHluaugn-
They passed in review before Secretary
Alzer and den. Mills and were gloeted
by the crowds among the streets
WILL LEAVE AT NOON.
Chicago. April 10. The troops at Fort
Sheridan. who have teen ready to start
since saturday, will leave for the South
at noon today. over the Illinois Centred
and Pennsy lvania roads, the former to
take Battery A. Second Artillery, and .
SQUAD of cavalry to ChickAmauga Park,
and the latter the Fourth Infantry to
Louisville.
ORDERED 10 SAIL.
Falmouth, Eng. April 19.--The
cruiser Topeka has received urgent orders
20 sail Immediately for the United
States. without waiting for the torpsdo
boat Somers, which is being repaired
here.
MEDIATION USELESS.
Berlin, April 10 The German foreign
Office declares thst DIR. Won Holleben,
the ambassador OF Ger many at Washing
ton. instead Of joining gin renewed repre-
sentations to the United States Is urg-
ing the ambassadors to stop their at.
tempts at mediation. as they ara oonsid-
cred worse than useless.
Continued on Page 2.
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AUGUSTUS r. LAMB DEAD.
Di d OF Uraemlc Coma After an Illn IS Of
Four Years.

Augustus +. Lamb, one of the most re-
spectei citizens OF this city. died at his
home. 40 ANGEL stree, yesterday, OF
urseniic coma. de has been sufferer
for the last four years. and last Thursday
was taken With an acute attack Of this
disease. He seemed much better on Sat
urday and went out or coorS but In the
evening was worse and rapidly declined
till the end came. he was born May 8.
lSi3. at Waterford, and wns the son of
Estus and Densio Lamb. his father boing
q mill owner &C that place. He was edu-
Gated In the public schools and at Whet-
ford Academy, Vermont. lie married
Freeiove ID. Baker In 1853 and engaged
In the wooden business with his father
at Forestdale. In 1872 tho Monahansett
Manufacturing Company was established
ht Putnam. Conn. with an oifios In this
city. Mr. Lamb was secretary and treas
urer or the company, and soon moved 10
this city, locating on AnRell street, where
be has lived ever since. He had no In.
cllnatious TO public life, but took great
delight and pride In his family and
home. he was = kind and lsrse hearted
man and performed much charity IN
simple way. He made himself msny
stsunch friends. lie was n member of
the Central Congregational church and
IL survived by widow and one sop,
Charles Estus, who IL now studying
abroad.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
Inspected Fire Aarm System and Enjoyed
Banque.

The Providencs Association of Me-
chemical Engineers held q banquet &C
the 4. A. a. last night, preceded by q
visit to the city hall TO insect ths Game
we'll central fire alarm system. At about
O'Clock nsarly 100 mem bers of the ssso-
viation gathered on the top floor, where
the system was thoroughly explained to
~ cups az 10 st a time. At 10 o clock tho
party adjourned TO the banquet hall.
AT the close President Woodward, ex-
President Fullsr and others made brief
remarks regarding the history and value
Of the work OF the association. Ire reg
niar montkly meeting Will he held to-
liver an address ON "Munitjphl Protec-
tion by Fire and Police Telegraph Sys-
tems" Mr.. Dscrow IL New England
manager Of the GamewelI Company.
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MEASURE PREPARED FOR
RAISING SINEWS OF WAR.

Although the strain to which the presi-
dent has been subjected for several
months has been almost overpowerinR,
his face this morning as he stepped into
the cabinet room was ns bright and
cheerful rs ever, and bore few traces OF
the cares and anxiety which have go bur-
dened him.
n, The cabinet began to assemble a little
before III o'clock. Secretary Alger and
seoretary Bliss were the first TO .arrlve
and were soon followed by the others.
Chairman Dingley of the House ways
and means committee had n few mintues
conference with the President. IL Is be-
lievcd the war revenue bill has already
teen prepared even to the least impotaBt
details and will be presented TO the House
as soon as hostilities actually begin.
Provision fer war loan also Will be
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WAS DESPONDENT.
D0nahue Took Paris Green aud
Died Soon After.
Two Doctors Tried to Save His Life, but
Failed.

Patrick Donahue OF Arctic committed
suicide yesterday by taking a dose of
paris gresn while temporarily insane He
was about 66 years OF age and had been
known In the stuxst Valley for over
30 years. he had been employed at the
Royal mills ur to q few weeks ago. when
he was taken sick. He sought remedy
In whisky. with the result that he be-
came gloomy and down-hearted, though
IL was never suspected that ne contem-
plated suicide.
While in his room yesterday afternoon
he suddenly commsncsd vomiting vIo-
lentIy. This was 90 unusual tnat his
wife became alarmed and sent for DIR.
Cbsgnon and DIR. kenyon. lie aenisd
to her having taken suythins and after
ward held to the same denial befors the
doctors. DIR. Kenyon soon arrived and
gave the usual antidotcS which seemed
TO relieve the man. and it wss thought
that he would recover Dr. chsRnon ar
rived later and everything was done for
Donahue, bat oil the efforts were In vain
and he died at about o'oiook.
lie seemed rational up 20 the time OF
his death. He leavss wife. two daugh-
tsrs and q Rrsndchild. 1be family n
much respected and has the sympathy Of
the entire nciehborhood. AedIosl Exsm-
iner Field will investigate as 20 The
cause of death today, but 10 n not
thought than IN inquest viii - neopo-
sarys
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-19
TIME THAT WILL BE
GIVEN SPAIN TO ANSWER

Although no definite conclusion had
been reached as to the time which snail
bs given Spain within which to reply to
our nltimatum. there is reason to believe
the Presiuent favors giving at least two
or three days time. for the rsason that
IL will require that length OF time to put
our army and navy In post TO take
possession immediately Of one OF the Gu
ban ports, 1t being the administration
purpose that this move shall follow
promptly on Spain's rtfusal.
After the cabires meeting che president
went out walking with Secretary Bliss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-19

Washington. April 10. President Nc
Kinley has decided to sign the Cuban
resolutions almost Immediately after they
reaches hin and will notify Congress
promptly that he has signed them.
Congress meets at noon and as the reso-
lutions before presentation to tho presi-
dent must be signed by both Vice-P Presi .
dent Hobart and Speaker Reed. it is
thought at the White Houss that it will
be between 1880 and O'Clock before the