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The times., 1898-08-02
Official Tribute

Prince Hohenlohe the Imperial Chan
cellor. took a special train for F'riedrichs-
rune this afternoon in order to convey to
the family the condolences of the Prus-
sian ministry of state and 20 place
wreath upon the former chanceilor's bier.
The city councils Of Berlin and Munich
will hold special sessions on Tuesday. the
late Prince Bismarck having had the hon
orary freedom of those cities. The Carls-
ruhe city council has passed. a resolution
of coincidence, and has selected delegates
to attend the funeral
kiel. Aug. IA naval order just is
sued commands that the flags on all the
warslips be half-masted on the day of
Prince Bismarck's funeral that a salute
Of nineteen guns be fired at noon, and
that all the naval officers and officials
wear mourning for a week
st. Petersburg. Aug. 1.-The newspapers
here are unanimous in lauding the great
ness and eminent genius of Prince Bis
marck. The Novoe Vrsmya SAYS that
he was the most gifted diplonat:st of all
times
The times., 1898-08-02
DR.. Henry's Blood Tea.

Positive cure for Malaria and Bilious
Fevers.
The times., 1898-08-02
IN MEMORIAH.

GLASCOE-In loving remembrance Of our dear
daughter, BLANCHE, who departed this life one
year ago, August l. 1S97.
Blanche dear, You have gone before your pilgrim
days are Ger;
We soon shall greet you on that shore where pa-t-
ing Is more
Loved in life. remembered n dab
The times., 1898-08-02
Lying in State.


F'riedrichsruhe Aug l-Yor,r cnr~as
pondent and few others were admitted
today to the chamber where the body OF
Prince Bismarck is lying Passing two
Bismarck cuirraiers WHO were acting as
sentinels at the doorway of the castle. the
correspondent went through the living
room TO the princes study, in which is
the table whereon the pretiminaries of
the Franco-German peace were signed. A
prominent object on this table was an
ivory-handled revolver, with which KuIl-
man attempted the princes life at Kissfn
gen.
Passing from this room the correspon-
dent entered directly into a simply-fur-
nisned bedroom, the blinds of which
were drawn. Near the center of the room
was large oak bedstead on which the
body was lying as if asleep. A striking
ly noticeable fact was that the face had
lost all the sternness which characterizes
the portraits of the ex-chancellor. The
flesh was waxen white. The hands were
close together, but were not crossed
Beside them was a red rose placed there
~ AetN NiLC VI lAC
princes physician. The body was not
clothed in the uniform with which por-
traits have familiarized the world, but in
evening dress with snowy linen.
Wreathes of oak leaves, roses, palms.
azalias and corn flowers were piled in an
adjoining room.
Coming of the Kaiser
Herr Won Buelow. minister of foreign
affairs, passed through Friedrichsruhe at
o'clock this afternoon en- route to Kiel
to meet Emperor William upon his ar
rival from Bergen at 10 o'clock tonight.
The empress, who has abandoned her
intention to attend her brothers wedding
reached Kiel this evening to meet her
husband, whom she will accompany to
Friedriehsruhe. They are expected to
arrive here early tomorrow morning.
Count Herbert Bismarck has received
condolences from the Duke of Saxe-M Mem
ingen, who announced his wish to attend
the funeral Count Herbert teIegraphed
reply, thanking the duke for his condo
lences, but stating that the interment
would not take place for several weeks
This is interpreted to mean that the
family does not desire strangers. princely
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FIRST SHOTS WERE FIRED By JINGLE SAN.

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brought to bay the first for the the first gun Of the
sentiment behind
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CHICKAMAUGA ON SUNDAY

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NAV YORK NATIONAL GIARD

Albany. \. +. April 54-Adlutani Gen
sral TillinEhas; was At his desek a. %
O'Clock and his entire Office force we're
on hand At an earlier hour. The adjuiant
general was 81 constant conference with
the officers 81 his stan and tie com
nlander Of the national guard orgsnlzA-
tons ia this city These conferences were
devoted 10 al the questions relative %
the calling out Of the various guard or
gaulzations as volunteers. By nlghtfali
the adjutant general was sauE3ine that
all details 70 that cad would have been
settled upon and Il was believed that
when the Official call should come early
tomorrow many Of me troops wosgd BE-
vel on their way 20 the places % motsi-
ration No intinaflon wss elvea - 20
where the state troops would hrss nsnoi-
there vii be very itt1s detection ggen
tbe part u individuals when the vzri9gs
organizations are asked ksol8nfesr- Is
can - safely STATED thar Ssw York
states first quota n volunteers. soDe
Il 90 men. viI c9ms snurs-y from tss
national guard
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ONE MORE SPANISH PRIZE

Key West, April 4.-Tne United States
gunboat Helena captured the Spanish
steamer Michael Jovec early yesterd4 y
morning. The lovers cargo is composed
OF cotton and slaves. The prize is csti-
mated at the value OF S400. 9o0. her cargo
alone being worth $3.50 she 5e.o3@sd
to the Pinillo hna. Barcelona. The Hell
eaa did not sal. with The fleet on Friday
morning, but remained here until yss-e--
day. whAa she steamed our TO sea she
was cruising about 80 miles in q soG'h-
westerly direction when the Jovs-, steer
Ing a southeastsriy course. hove IL sight
early this morning. Ire Helena AIRED a
blank shot ana the Spaniard instantly
hove 10. The gunboat then put prize
crew OF twelve marines and engineer ard
sixteen blue Jackets OF beard tie Jov--
under the command Of Ensign McCIsLiaa.
Who had With Inn Ensigas Davis and
Mcfarland. Tie guuoost conveyed the
prize into port The lover vas bound
from New Orleans for Barcelona. VIA Hs-
vana- According 10 the Bureau Vsr.tas.
the Michael Jover. Captain b.. IS q Span
ish steamer watch sailed from New Or
feans on April = for Barcelona SIZE vas
formerly the Port Denison. Is Dark--isge1
Is of s.554 tons net register and was butt
al Newcastle. England, il ls-. Size IS 80
feet inches long has - feet inches
beam and is - feet 5 inches deep. Ths
Bureau Veritzs Las = that her owners
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There is an opinion that the fact that we
have not adhered TO the declaration OF
Paris does not exempt US from the duty
of respecting the principles therein enun-
ciated. The principle Spain unquestion-
ably refused to admit then was the aboli-
ton OF privateering The government
now considers it most indispensable 70
make absolute reserve on this point. in or
der to maintain our liberty OF action and
uncontested right TO have recourse 10 pri-
watering when We consider IL expedieut.
First. by organizing Immediately a
force Of cruisers. auxiliary TO the navy,
which will be composed of vessels OF our
mercantile marine and with equal distinc-
ton in the work OF our navy.
Clause 1.-The state of war existing be-
tween Spain and the United States annuls
the treaty of peace and amity of October
q. 1875. and the protocol Of January Il,
1871. and all other agreements. treaties
or convention in force between the two
countries.
Clause From the publication OF these
presents, thirty days are granted 10 all
ships of the United States anchored in our
harbors to take their departure free Of
hindrance.
CLAUSE Notwithstanding that Spain
has not adhered to the declaration of
Paris, the government. respecting the
principles of the law OF nations. proposes
to observe. and hereby orders TO be OBJ
served the following regulations Of mar
itime lawi
'1-Neutral flags cover the eneIny's mer-
chandise except contrahaud of war.
"2-Neutral merchandise. except contra
band of war, is not seiZable under the
enemy's flag.
ga blockade to be obligatory must be
effective. viz: II must be maintained with
sufficient force TO prevent access 60 the
enemy's litterol
"EThe Spanish government. UNFOLDING
it's right to grant letters of maroue. viii
at present confine itself to organising,
with the vessels of the mercantile ma
rine, a force of auxiliary cruisers which
will cooperate with the navy. according
TO the needs Of the campaign and will be
under naval control.
SIN order to capture the eneny's ships
and confscate the enemys merchandise
and contraband OF war under whatever
form, the auxiliary cruisers will exercise
the right OF search on the high seas and IN
the waters under the enemy's jurisdiction
in accordance with international law. and
the regulations which will be published. !"
Cause 6 defines what is included IN con-
traband OF war, naming weapons, am
muntion, equipments, engines and In
general, all the appliances used in war.
Clause provides: ''To be regarded and
Judged as pirates. with all the rigoT OF
me law. are captains, masters and two
thirds OF the crew of vessels. which. not
being Americans shall commit acts OF
war against. even If provided with letters
Of marque issued by the United States"
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SUNDAY IN WASHINGTON

Washington. April A-Sunday found
many Of the officials OF the war and navy
departments at their desks diSpatohtng
a mass OF accumulated business. There
were numerous details TO be attended 10
some OF very great importance. but in
keeping with their policy, especially in the
navy department the officials refused 70
make public much that is OF general inter
est at this time. Neither Secretary Long
or Ager were at their respective Depart
ments today but their places were allied by
Assistant Secretaries Roosevelt and MeIk-
lejohn. respectively. Mr. Roosevelt came
down TO dispose of lot OF InaIl recurring
prompt attention and MI Melkiejohn was
consulted regarding various details OF ad-
ministra ton concerning the new volun-
teer army bill.
Tomorrow morning the war department
will send out to the governors OF the
states a request for their proportionate
number Of troops under the presidents
call The roll OF officers who viii muster
them in has been prepared and the off,
GERS are ready 10 start for the local rem
dezvousing points as soon as necessary.
Some of the war department officers think
that the volunteer army should be ready
to start on its way 10 the central points
Of concentration in two weeks time
Meanwhile the commissary bureau is max
ing arrangements for feeding the army
and the ouartermaster's department for
its tranefer station.
In the navy department the officials read
with interest the story Of additional cap
lures Of prize vessels by the ships OF Nd
miral SIMPSONS feet There are prompt
~ reported TO Secretary Long Juage
Advocate General Le'nly has bean en-
gagged in looking up the law on the mat
ter Of prize courts and is prepared 70 give
any assistance and advice thar may be
asked OF tho navy department in dispos-
ing of the vessels taken.
The report Of the firing on the squadron
by Moro Castle was received with inter
est but II anything had been received hsre
about IT the officials refuse 10 disclose the
fact The department heard today Of TIE
safe arrival OF the ST Louls ard tire ~ W
York At New York city today. This vas
a source OF satisfaction 70 the officials.
who. Notwithstanding the fact that three
ships are very aeet were apprehenstve
that through a remote possibility they
might have encountered an eneraT'a ship.
Nothing having been heard from the Par
Is they hoped she had got beyond the
range or any OF the Spanish vessels.
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NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS READY

New York April 4.-1he American me
steamship New York arrived today, but
she brought neither passengers, mail nor
cargo The New York experienced heavy
weather throughout but otherwise had an
uneyentful voyage. Her officers and crew
at no time feared being intercepted ty
any Spanish war vessels. She carries
crew Of about 100 all told. including Cap
tain Passow and Chief Officer Brad
shadow.
As soon as the ocean liner was moored
alongside her pier all hands were paid on
Captain Passow. his officers and such OF
the other members OF the crew as desired
TO serve on the ship under the new con-
ditions were signed Immediately b. Dep
uty United States Shipping Commissioners
Baer. Each Of them signed articles with
the American Line company and not with
Uncle Sam" These articles were for
twelve month9 term TO 20 anywhere or
everywhere The wages agreed upon were
the current rnerchant-marins rate, paid BY
the international Navigation company.
but the latter orally agree 10 pay each
officer, engineer, fireman. seaman. etc. q
bonus Of 50 per cent. for good conduct
at the termination Of the period signed
for"
All but ten members CT the crew signed
and these ten wanted higher wages
The crew will wear the American line
Uniform" said Manager Griscom. and
neither the New York nor s. Louis =
70 be altered so far as know ] believe
thai neither the New York, s. Louis nor
the Paris Is 20 be armored for protection.
nor. SO far as I can learn. are they 70 Be
hsevily armed. but this Is mere conlec-
turs on NY part
out Of the go officers and men compriE-
ing the crew Of the American linsr St
LOUIS which arrived here last night only
seven refused TO sign articles when they
we're requested a. the tine they were paid
Of
Deputy United States Shipping Conrnis
sioaar Baez said today ma; 80 NEE have
signed articles FOR twelve months T.iH
the American Hue 20 sal 'sny~asrs ard
svsryxhsre ard TO place n particular
as the connissloner expressed =
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are the Empress Transatlantic company
(Hijo de lover Serra) OF Barcelona
Liverpool. April 24.-The owners OF the
Spanish steamer Buena Ventura, captur-
ed by the United States cruiser Nashville
ed by the United States cruiser Nashy7Il,
have an office here. They declare her
cargo IS not worth more than $1,000. and
they add that the steamer should have
been further on her way across the Allan
tic than the spot where she was captured.
It is conjectured therefrom that she was
intercepted sometime before the time Of
her capture Many Liverpool steamship
owners have instructed their agents to
avert shipping contraband Of war. and
have ordered their captains to instantly
comply with the commands Of any war
vessels they may meet and to make no
attempt to escape.
London, April 24.-It is announced in a
dispatch from Madrid TO the Evening
News. dated yesterday evening, that at a
cabinet council presided over by the queen
regent at noon on Saturday. summoned
to consider the capture OF the Spanish
steamer Buena Ventura by the United
State cruiser Nashville. 1t was decided 70
claim that the vessel was unlawfully cap
tured. and the minister for foreign affairs.
Senior Gullon, was instructed to seek the
support of the representatives OF the for
eign powers at Madrid.
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RUSSIA ALONE is FRIENDLY

London. April A--With an importans
exception there was general eoBtinsntai
condemnation for the United States to-
day. This exception emAnatss from Rus
sia. The s.. Petersburg visdousti. speak
ing Tor Bgss.as atiitues towards ~
United States says The friendship.
which has usbsisted for many pears b.
tween the tao states, excludes svsry sdss
q an unfriendiy atfituda upon tns part
d Russia AZ tie present fgncsurs
The V.sdgrnosu adds. NO doubt the
Un.ssd states nsw value this frisnsshiu
more than ever"
The other continental newspapers ON
t.nJsd their bitter hostility and to- Len
don Sunday pagers contained many NIL
cations q unfrisndiinsss Thus ne Gun
Gay Sun. whas n oss piacs over 7 p.
O'Connor's 81 znatgrs. 70 warmly endorses
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NAVAL PREPARATIONS

Philadelphia April A-Ihs r1onit9r
ca,sksu. manned by TIE Masszeaussrts
naval reserves. lsst Lesgsse Island Navy
yard for Boston late last night n toT
OF me tut Argus. SIZE pssse3 oBt TIE
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zos3 weather Should rszca Boston -
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MEXICO'S NEUTRALITY

Mexico City. April PA persistent NJ
NOR was circulated today which found
its way into the papers that the Ameri-
can government had sent a second note
to the Mexican government asking what
means it could command for maintaining
neutrality along the gulf coast and ii
was added that in case Mexico could not
do this the United States would send
warshlps to patrol the Mexican coast.
This rumor caused much talk among the
Spaniards. Minister Clayton told the cor
respondent of the Associated Press there
was no truth in the report and he had
only communicated a formal notice Of the
establishment Of the blockade of the Gu
ban ports.
Washington. April a.-The state depart
ment today received information that the
governor OF Hong Kong had issued a
neutrality proclamation as TO the United
States and Spain. 1t is similar in tone
to those already proclaimed by Jamaica
and Newfoundland.
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Oh FOR IHE Philippines

Hong Kong. Aprii 2t-Five warships b.
longing 20 the United States squadron. ao-
companied by two store ships. viii leave
here today under sealed orders The Unit
ed States cruiser Olympia and baltimore
viii walt the arrival % The United States
consul (Mr. .. F. williams from Manila
and Will follow the feet tomorrow
TIE foreign enlistment act has bean pro-
claimed by the British authorities here.
thus enforcing the neutrality OF British
subjects.
London. April e4.-Tbsre was a mass
meeting on Trafalgar Square this after
noon TO protest against the spanish bar
barities IN Cuba and the Philippians
Islands About 900 Socialists and laboriax
men were present. Tom" Mann. Loulss
Aiicha and I.athrope TlthinEton. an Amer
lean who was GREETED with cries % "Good
old Yonkoe." made speeches Reroiuiions
favoring free Cuba were adopted amid
cheers.
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BLISS IEIS HIS PEOPLE GO

Washington. April sA-SeoTetary Hiss
has issued the following circular 70 the
heads OF bureaus and officers Of the IN
terror department:
In answer 70 inquiries for infoFna-
don. you are hereby notified that IN case
OF any oficer. clerk or employs. IN %
around the department OF the intsries
desires TO leave the service temporarily
TO engage in the military or naval SER
vice. in the event OF war. no may be
reinststed at any time within twelve
months from the time OF separation from
the service.
Temporary appointment viii be made
TO I'll position 80 vacated. with the un-
dsrstanding that upon ne return Of the
officer, clerk or empioye. The person oo-
eupying the place temporarily viii bs
removed In order that tho former occu-
pant Of thhe place can De relnstated"
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NO SPANISH SHIPS SEEN

Southampton. April A-The British
steamer Mexican. which sailed from
Capetown, on April s. for this port va the
Island OF MADEIRA. arrived here az noon
The commander reports that she did not
sisht a single Spanish war vessel during
the voyage
London. April .4-The newspapers here
are issuing ar extras al day long: but
with litt,s new IN them beyond the fact
tina: Morro Castle opened FIRE on the Unit
- States feet. Saips arriving az off,
tsreat channel points report that thsy
have not siEhtai any Spansh war 81 -rs