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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
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.IMPORTUNING Mr.. MKINLEY
Politicians Continue to Take Tn
Most of His Time.
INTERESTED IN WAR APPOINT MEMS.
thirds of the Republicans Are i'm
Favor of Annexing Hawaii.

Washington, May 2i.--President Mckin
| Icy had an opportunity to devote more
| time TO reading the newspapers today, for
there were few early callers. Up to 10
o'clock the congressional contingent intent
on per onal interviews included only sena-
! tor Burrows of Michigan, and Representa-
lives Butler of Pennsylvania, Grout of
| Vermont, ard Chickering of New York.
| Soon afterwards Senator Platt of New
| York had conference with the president.
and between that time and the assent
| blage of the cabinet at the regular Tues
day session runbe of other senator's
| and representatives were in consultation
almost all of the morning in relation to
war appointments.
Representative Tawney of Minnesota
presented President Hatch of Minneapolis
Mr.. Tawney in discussing the HaYainn
annexation Issue gave his personal opinion
that the report OF the foreign affairs com
mittee on Newlands' resolution would be
| taken UP in the house the latter part OF
this week, and that liberal time for debate
| would be allowed. He has made per-
sonal canvass of the republican side OF
the house, and has found 1873 republicans
reauy to vote for annexation. About two
thirds of them, he said, favor immediate
consideration. Contrary to puulisheu
report, Mr.. Tawney has not represented to
Sneaker Reed the sentiment OF the house
| in favor of annexation, but he believes a
prompt consideration of the resolution VIII
| be allowed on the floor.
Senator Burrows OF Michigan was with
| the president for some time, but on leaving
| disclaimed any knowledge throwing light
! on the war situation. Senator Burrows.
| however, made no concealment of his per
| sonal opinion that there should be a nun
dred thousand men promptly sent to Mani
la to hold the Philippines.
| Secretary Wilson was the first OF the
cabinet 10 appear at the White House.
Secretary Long, who had just returned FROM
| his home in Massachusetts. entered the
cabinet room little later with Secretary
Of State Day. Secretary Long before Join
ing The president and cabinet said that
the press dispatch from London about the
rcrorted destruction OF Admiral Cerveras
fleet was all the news he had on the sub
iect, and there had been nothing official
to confirm 1t. The report attracted CON
siderable attention among senators and
representatives, who have been eagerly
looking for news OF conflict between the
fleets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
--Tf-7=
CUTE SPANISH TRICK.
Alleged Hospital ship Was Rcou,
Z, CuIlipr

N''Gru hoSnttut snip Was Really
Collier.
(copyrlghted, 1898 by Associated Press ,
St Pierre, May 2i,-6 p. m.-The Scan
ish torpedo boat destroyer Terror is being
eoa'ed by the Spanish steamer Alicante
the Alicante lies at the mouth of the Ne
Tranee harbor. 1t was all along supposed
that she was hospital ship, but there is
now nc doubt that she carries a cargo of
coal for the Spanish warships. Her pre.
ientions to be a hospital ship were Oh.
'ioHsiy put forward to deceive, The French
officials of the port were cautioned noe to
allow the boats to take coal EXCEPT enough
10 carry them to the nearest Spanish fort
1t is reported that the Terror viii leave
tomorrow She is understood 10 ho :,
good condition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
IMMUNE REGIMENTS.
ofhcrrs for Them Shoula Not lie from
Northern Stutes.

Northern stntes.
Washington, May 24--In the executive
session of the senate today there was some
discussion Of the character OF the new men
who should be chosen to command the inn
muno regiments. Senator Money was the
principal speaksr, aud he expressed doubt
MS to whether 1t would he possible to raise
regiments Of men who had had yellow fever
In case officers were taken from Northern
states ana where msD had not been
subjected To this disease.
These nominations were confirmed;
Miiitary--Colones in the volunteer
army, Captains Pat Henry Ray, James S
Petit.
To be lleutenants. Charles II. Richie.
Messrs. Laurence ID. Tyson OF Tennessee
aud Duncan II Hood OF Louisiana
Adlutant generals departmental auten-
ant Colonel Theodore, Echwan. assistant
adJutant general with the rank of colon
Major William Harding Carter. assistant
adlutant general. with the rank of lem
tenant colonel General McCulom OF
iulaski. Tenn. to be commissary of sub-
slstence, with the rank of captain.
FIRST Regiment of Volunteer Engineers
To be first lieutenants, Algernon sartorls
OF the District CT Columbia. Fitahugh Lee
Jr., OF Richmond.
Te DO chief SURGEONS with the rank OF
malori Thomas Earle Vans OF Alabama
Elijah Atkins. to be surveyor Of cmstoms
at Knoxville, Tenn,
Postmesters. Texas; Edward Blanch
ard at San Angelo George A. stuart m
Lcling, J. l. Barton at Terrell. L. 3. Do.
ser at Vekisco, Carrie L, Hoke AZ TavInr
Arkansas' A. H. Althiemer a, Bluff Ion
ihiaha' j, IL, Cline ut Franklin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
is our OPEN ALLY.
Hawaii VIII Not he Governed by
Neutrality Laws.

Hawaii VIII Not lie Governed ny
Neutrality LAWS.
San Francisco, May 24.--The steamer Yea
landia arrived this evening with the fol-
lowing Honolulu advices:
Honolulu, May 17.--Members of the cab
met refuse point blank to deny or affirm
the rumor that this government has offered
an island to the United States as base
for war operations. The details of a bill
having this object in view has been re-
oeiyed and sent to the senate in secret
session. II was drafted by friends of an
nexation in the United States. 1t was sent
TO President Dole by the Hawaiian repre-
sentatves in Washington. The members
of the Hawaiian senate object to the bill
saying all the republic can do OF offer to
do Is contained in the annexation treaty..
To pass the proposed bill or even to CON
slider it would SAVIOR of our annexation
which would be very apt to defeat its own
purpose. President Dole has not power
to cede the islands without ratification by
the Hawaiian legislature.
This country has not declared neutrality
as yet and will probably not do so. In the
meantime the American troops will be al
lowed directly and openly by the govern
ment all the freedom of this port. They
Will be sold all the food supplies and coal
they can carry off and will be given all
the assistance lying within the power of
the people.
The Bennington is still anchored in the
harbor. She is ready to so to sea at any
moment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
THE MILITARY MAIL
ARRANGEMENTS FOR SOLDIERS
AND SAILORS TO GET LETTERS,
Missives should Suite Plainly the
Company, ItrGimcnt nnd state
ns We'll as the Name.

Washington May 2i.-'rwo orders in re-
gard 70 mail for soldiers and sailors has
been issued BY Postmaster General Emory
smith The order regarding mail for the
United States forces at lilo Philippines
says.
Articles OF mail matter tor or from per-
sons connected with the United States
forces shall DO subject to the postage rates
and conditions applicable 10 similar artl-
cles III The domestic malls OF the United
States. The articles shall be sCnt TO the
commandants Of tho forces by every oppor-
tunity offered By the sailing Of United
States vessels FOR said forces, The sailing
dates OF The vessels can not be announced
IN advance aud articles should therefore be
forwarded promptly To san Francisco to be
dispatched thence to the destination ut the
0rst opportunity. The regulation in RI
gard TO this nail from forces IN the field Is
amonded by an act of congress passed
In 1879, and Is as follows.
Letters written by officers, commits
stoned or non commissioned, and privates
in the military, naval or marine service of
the United States. to be transmitted unpaid,
must be plainly marked Soldiers Letter,
Sailors LETTER OF Marines Letter as
tht, case may be and stated hereunder With
his name and official designation by d
field or stan officer. post OF detachment
commander TO whose command the soldier
| belongs or by surgeon or chaplain at n
| hospital whore he may he and IN the navy
and marine service by the officer in COM
mand of the vessel or surgeon ON board. or
oihctr commanding naval hospital or de-
| tachmont an shore. Letters so certified
| viii ho forwarded charged with postage
due at single rates only, to DO collected on
! delivery"
| This ~ In line with resolution intro
| duced by representative of Ohio extending
| franking privileges through the mails Il
officers and enlisted men of the United
| States forces.
Washington. May % The postofflce de,
rartment rcnews its request to all per
sons addressing mail to officers and pri-
Yates or others in military camps to plainly
| write upon the letter or parcel tho com,
fany, regiment and State. For example
John Doe Company ID. Sixteenth lIlinol,
Infantry. Falls Church Va
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
Al TAMPA.
Troops Weary Of Drilling and Are
Anxious for Action.

Tampa, Fla, May pa condition OF
almost quiet the calm before the storm,
prevails around army headquarters at
Tampa and at the docks at Port Tampa.
Even what little information that has been
youchsafed of late as to the general work
OF preparing big army for campaigning
IN Cuba has been almost wholly cut off
and the impression prevails that the end
is not far off and that the long weary walt
ana drilling in the sun and sitting dust
OF southern Florida will soon be a memory
IN the minds of these who engaged in the
more delightful and also more welcome
campaigning in Cuba
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THE LATEST sPASr,H {,
Cubans Said to he WIN.
rNnf1nr, -,

o"""hs SAID to BE Willis, !
render to spat,
Especial Cable to The Post u. !,
d mSr' Btnn eotpSyrlFh'ss (. las VIZ
Paris, May 24.-spain has d NJ
much attention to promul,s.|
news. Petroleum bombs-vh,,,|
may be--were used BY the An.
Manila; the Cape Verde fleet n, ]
to Cadiz, when, as a matter d us|
within a very short distance d u
and the reserve squadron Is M
out for the Philippines. whereas n
points to its dispatch In a to,lb
direction. AS a final effort Of lp,S
the news that the insurgents /, y
ready to make terms with Sal,
worthy TO rank with any Of tAs 4
items.
The Post Herald corresponds!
upon DIR. Betances, the Paris Id
the Cuban insurgents. and asal
there was any truth in The rsgs8
mot an atom was DR.. gsii....s,ss|
1.-THE Cuban insurgents would Nd
nexation to the United States i d
times to submission to spain.'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

ACTIVITY IN JAMAICA.
Eighteen Months Provisions Being
stored ut kingston.


New York, May GA dispatch to the
World from Kingston, Jamaica. says: The
signing of a treaty OF defense between the
United States and Great Britain is am
nounced in G dispatch received here on
Saturday by the military authorities.
crisis IN the war between America and
Spain is imminent, the dispatch intimates.
and Jamaica will be- decidedly affected.
All leaves of absence OF military aud ma,
val officers have been cancelled
supplies of provisions sufficient to last
eighteen months are being stored.
The London correspondent OF the World
suys:
a special cahlegram from the Kingston
correspondent of the Chronicle read a
military officer informs mo that an Off.
clal caolegam was received here Saturday
announcing the formal signing Of an An,
Clio American defensive alliance
Certainly the war Office is actively nro,
vsioning the camps in jamaica with eieh-
teen months supplies, and orders have
been issued to cancel this leaves OF officers
and men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
HAVANA ADvICES
Cervera Gets Instructions n
Is Well MAINTAINED

Ceryer0 Gets Instructions
Is Well MAINTAINED.
Madrid, May 24.-N p. MIL l
received here from Havana sa!r
orders have been given to Admla(
as to what course TO pursue h 4
of Americans attempting to estia4
riunication between Cuba and tAts,
Americans contiue to oecrU b
outside OF Havana, CienfsugM
and Santiago dc Cuba. There
nineteen American warships lss
yana.
1t is reported that the SPANS
ment must have purchased sh''s'
to be used as an armed crulssi' Y
to the Associated Press from BTta
terday the North German Ll'la
Havel has been sold IL a urn Az
and sailed presumably for 40 v
mean. The purchasers, II was aasss'
appear to be ship owners ! b
current this week that Inc llays J
sold On account OF the spaan'
ment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
IRON PIPE TRUST.
Al me southern Companies Join the
New Organizations

NaSh'iiie' Ienn., May 24--ln Chattanooga
'ss' saturday a secret meeting Of all the
southern iron pipe companies was held and
lhey We're converted into the American
iipe ana Foundry company, corporation
with s2,ooo.OOo capital and a bonded indebt-
edness OF $l.5OO,ooo
me new company will have its head
49,, ~, use az Chattanooga. but was incor-
porated under the laws Of West Virsini,
II is believed the combination was formal
70 get around the antitrust laws. Under
me combination the different works viii
pe operated In such manner as to get the
pee. price for the output and prevent com
psu.ion. II Is the strongest organization
OF the kind In the world.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

First regiment Washington volunteers, un-
der command OF Colonel j. II. Wholly,
now stationed at Tacoma, to proceed with
out delay TO Vancouver barracks and take
STATEN The battalion consisting of four
companies, 4l6 men and officers, is expected
to arrive here Wednesday or Thursday.
Lieutenant Colonel J. A. Allison re-
ceived orders today relieving him from
duty as chief commissary of the Depart
ment of Columbia and directing him to
proceed to Falls Church. Va, and report
to Major General Graham, second army
corps, as chief commissary of his staff.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
'SNILrfTV1a NyHx

Mobile, Ala. May 2i.-TAe torpedo boat por
tet having had her wheel Strengthened. left
tonight for Key West.
, san francisco, May 2i--The famous Tenth
fehusylvania regiment of volunteers, number
lug VIZ men ana 2S officers, arrived al Oak
city rpth O'clock tomorrow Great Urerarn-
tons are being made for their reception.
with prottcties for 15-inch guns, left he r'avv
YARD today for Key West. She was accomno.
MED by the torpedo boat Mckee.
81 Louis, May 24-Lieutenant G & sm;,,
assistant .quartermaster general. today re-
ceNod oroers to buy army mules witnou,
nn,,t The mules already bought will be semi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
SITUATION AT MANILA.
h'"ts HAVE Broken Out-Horse Flesh
Sells for SI.5O II Pound


Hong Kong, May 2i.-Tne Jananes.
cruiser Akitsushim, which arrived here TO,
day from Manila. reports that when she
left there riotng had broken out and =
number of houses had been burned
roou was daily becoming scarcer. and
"olseilesh was sold at $3.50 pound.
ADMIRAL Dewey supplied The insurgents
WIN Two guns and 300 rifles. and at tho
''me OF the japanese cruiser leaving Asm-
''a'ao was expected to make an immediate
attack.
me archbishop of Manila announced in
pastoral that four Spanish warships were
cunning promising victory for the span.
a sanitary commission has been anpor,.
ca at cayite, under charge OF III. Int,
States consul. oh''ed
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Lincoln, Neb., May 2i--The election of
company officers of the new military COM
pany recruited by William j. Bryan was
held last night. Mr.. Bryan's friends had
made a canvass In his behalf for the cap
taincy and he was placed in nomination.
but withdrew when it was seen that others
desired the place H. C.. Whtemore was
elected. Members OF the company say Mr.
Bryan could have been elected, but any
thht short of u unanimous vote would be
diStasteful to him. The election was be
bind closed doors and occasoned very keen
interest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
SILENCE AllI
Oo'e'nment Is Mn,
Or'at ss.s,v
4 OtspoSDESr FEELING Nj
Believed to BE css.ss NJ
tioa Of Il. NJ,
A STATEMENT Oh N,
A STATEMENT on M
Alleged that the co,s,,,
Spanish TREASURY /. !. I
factory Coat,,..

Madrid May s4.-tli ). IL,
mysterious silence reign, !. \,
cies tonight as last nisbt Z,
ment discloses nothing from I,
war.
La Correspondents Esp,n /,
AN unexplained feeling d d,ss,
noticeable. As no bad new. 4,
ceived, we can only suses,t 4, !
ing is caused by fears Of /. ,,,4,,
the war;"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
FOOD SCARCE At MANILA.
RiotinG tx LIKELY to Occur in n
short Time.

short Time.
(sr ecial Cable to The Post and New York
Herald. Copyright, 1885, by James Cor
dCn Bennettl
Hong Kong, May 25.--Advices from Ma
rla say that riots are expected in the
Philippines hourly. as result of the
scarcity of food. The Spanish officials are
coming in for a great deal of censure at
the hands of the volunteers. who have not
been fed.
1t is admitted by the authorities that the
supply of food is nearly exhausted. and
that fortnight at most will see famine.
A demonstration may occur at any mo-
ment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
WANTS w. j. bryan.
General Wheeler VIII Appoint Him
His StnI.

Atlanta. Ga. May PA special to the
Constitution from Montgomery. Ala. says
j. a. Rountroe, secretary of the Alabama
Press association, who has Just returned
from Washington brings the private inror-
nation that Major General Wheeler OF Ala
bama is beseechlng the president to ap-
point William Jennings Bryan OF Nebraska
to high position on his staff.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
THE OREGON.
Reported to Have Arrived Safely nj
Jupiter, Fla.

Atlanta, May PA special to the Con-
stitution reports the safe arrival of the
battleship Oregon at Jupiter, Fla.
(Jupiter is on the Atlantic coast of Flor
lda lust to the North Of the Great Bahia
mas, The above dispatch proves that The
Post-herald specials from Key West and
Washington were correct, though denied by
Washington officials. -
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SPANS ACTIyITE
Troops Being Taken y
Final Destination th

Troops Being Taken
Final DESTINATION
London, May ga balcs'0D,
to the Chronicle dated suhA' y"
a steamer took 1000 soldiers %
terday. There was no eAc''s
troops are bound either ioF - v
and Ceuta or the Phllippin'''
sending OF reinforcsren's y Z
pines probably has been p0'''
nitely. vi
The obsolete iron-clad Nul Y,
rived here from Cadis' anu
UP as guard ship. N
Two transatlantic linelS - Z
and the batteries along 'ns
prepared.
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residence Burp.J

~ Aa''in Texas, May a4.-Mr. .r,hn,
a. asaus','s residence was destroyed NV
NJ last night at midnipht 49,,
sm supposed to have hoo VII
n So,su'Ne npe in tho kitchen. Tho
aouse was occupied by the family =,
Al AR, John oltorf. Loss PARTIALLY, aa,.ns =,
,S ~ Insurance hu Some fine work was dons h''
'As p0's 70 save the neighboring build is ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
FRANCE NO FOOL.
mas 10 'dca Of buying tbe p,,,
pines from Spain L. "'ip-

London. May 25.-The Paris
u]o y, 'ue standard says the report that
associations have been opened for Nv
ssans'er OF 'he Philippines to France r..
s"ie is absolutely false. The noI,ov =.
present pursued by the French govornrn,n.
VII, ,s @'n ,, the most friendly relations
WIN 'ne United States, l have reason -
@'o ''s mat the American government 10.
assurance to this effect. A' ras
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
SPANISH FINANCES.
Mtnfster Puigceiver Says Tbex
In y SnIisfnctnrX Cnnai1i.

Madrid, May "a, 4 p. MIN the chamber
OF deputies today Senior Puigeeiver. minister
OF finance. replying TO the criticisms OF tho
Marquis De Vhlayerde, conservative, with
respect to the financial policy of the gov
erpment repwiiated the charge of want a,
,or.s'ght ana asserted that spanish finances
were in satisfactory condition +" aes,,r4
ing the payment OF all the expenses Of fbs
war. Va 'He
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
COLON AND CHINA,
Government IL suii Negotiating 70,
Their Purchase

washington. May Give have not 30.
cured any ships, but are sun Negotiating
Tor the Colon and China said Assistant
Secretary Meiklejohn at the close of busi-
ness hours today, The difficulty with these
SHIPS mas been the question OF price the
owners Of them. aud the department beine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
~.,,,o,s Ofhce f''' ",

Madrid, May 2i.-un y
has accepted the por.io- nj "A
foreign affairs, offered 2 y s.,ssI
senior Leon y Castillo, l me- s NJ
sadoI at Paris, The u.ari,,sii a
Correspondent of the Asa oslI.s
he docs not desire lne
it on patriotic grounds ,o /, ~
Duke Almodavar i's .ducsls' 1
England, where he wa ma Agi
h. often visits dur,ns u uIas1
After taking the oa'n ,o,r tx =
Leon y Castillo, the span, ~ Rs
France. NJ. sichieyer ~ - ffs
sador to Spain, was ~ ~
the diplomatic corps y
minister. ~. rio fs
very active and highly ,., t
held various official he host
the vice presidency q y. .ns sspld
f aeua'' Office IF he Is t iss "A
Ia financial matte's ~
negotiations and the W.
10 shcw energy in ~
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leans that the Spanish flag was hauled
down.
The day has been exceedingly quiet, ex-
cept for the customary quota of alarm
ing rumors always lacking confirmation.
The presence of the Spanish squadron in
south Cuban waters is confirmed by all in
coming bulletins, although the information
has been received from our ships. The
feeling that a naval battle is imminent is
felt TO a considerable degree.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
WASHINGTON Volunteers

Second nnttaItou Ordered IN pro,
TO Vancouver Barracks.
vancouver, Wash. May 94-orders havs
been given to the command of Major Gen.
era Merriam, directing the second battalion