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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-12

Business bringing advertisements.
flyers and trade circulars, written up
intelligently by ]. E. Mayhem. S2T Main
street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-12
Solid SiEveWare.
Specials

Comb and Brush, in case, 81 50
Bonnet Brushes, SOC.
Puff Boxes, So.
Salve Boxes, ESQ and soc,
Talcum Powder Boxes, $50.
Tooth Brushes, Csc and 500
Tooth Brush Bottles, Csc.
Tooth Powder, 25c.
Button Hooks, Csc and 500.
Nail Files, 25c and SOC.
Ink Erasers, Csc and SOC.
Shoe Horns, soc.
Hair Curriers', soc.
Vinaigrertes, .50c.
Tea Bells, SOC.
All solid silver-mounted.
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st Marks Aid Society will meet with
sIs' Wilson, No. IL Shirley street, to-
morrow afternoon, at o'clock.
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There's one ware that no one has been
able to initiate successfully until now
Copenhagen" with its delicate blues
that penetrate the body of the ware,
giving a depth Of color peculiar to this
ware Here's a new maker that tried
again and got there" Even calls it
Copenhagen, evidently with no intent
to deceive, as he marks it Germany
also.
Many of the pieces are as fine as the
genuine ware and at about one-fourrh
the prices.
Fruit Plates
Puff Boxes,
Vases
Roll Trays,
Cracker lars,
Comb and Brush Trays,
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Libhey' ="

GiWASI
As good as Libbey's is stock trade
expression. No one aspires to better
this production.
The showing includes many new
cuttings.
Punch Bowls.
Ice Cream Trays.
Salad Bowls
Celery Trays.
Sauce Boats.
Spoon Trays.
Jelly Dishes.
Vases.
Rose Bowls.
Decanters.
Water Bottles.
Pitchers.
Ice Tubs.
Sugars and Creams
Bon Bon Dishes.
Olive Trays.
Colognes,
Worcestershire Sauce Bottles.
Mustards.
Vinegars.
Knife Rests.
Tea Bells.
Specials in Rock Crystal Cuttings.
Novelties in Crystal and Green.
New! New!
Special line of Belgian Needle Etched
Blown Table Glass.
Goblets.
Wines.
Clarets.
Liquors.
Champagnes.
Tumblers.
Finger Bowls.
Custards.
Jelly Dishes.
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il was decided to postpone the annual
election Of officers for one month.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-12

managed the details
tn a crowded store.
Bisque Figures, Soil.
Pottery, Scrap Baskets
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-12
Beer Mugs and TankaYdS.

Many Of them with quaint notices
from the German and decorations in
relief Others riCE with color.
Specials in Blue Flemish Mugs full
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-02
MADRID FULL OF GLOOM,
u small Foreboding Mt the Prospect
of War With the United

MADRID. March Greater anxiety Is
visible here IN regard 10 the verdict Of
the United States naval cour. OF inquiry
Into the loss q the bat;leship Maine than
vas apparent A week 50. Constant ru-
rnoTs ~ possible hostui;ies are harassin<
and weakening ne government. and also
are trying the patience OF the public
lingo papers publish exhaustive dis
patches from NV York and washington
stating tia; the relations between the
United States and Spain are hourly hecor7-
in9 more strained and attr-1uti1g 20 No
hinley serious srr-Sranish declarations
Admiral Bernsje, minister Of marine. is
actively seeking tire best means 10 procure
additional wsrshiPs.
Premier Sagasta = quoted n an Interview
IS saying - expects very satisfactory news
from Cuea before April. he says. In
view 81 the Increase tn tre price q grain
in Spain. the government mas decided %
re3ace the impor; 6aty'' 4 decree On This
subject : monentarlly expected \ meet
ins az the Cthluet has been ARRANGED s0r
tomorrow. IL IS believed that t~3S sep " p
Pee taken owing - tae ,eccir. 81 more re-
assuring news from the Uailrd STATES
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Is EXPOSED ON ALL SIDES,
II trmerteaa War vessels blockade
Havana, the tnben~ viii At
tack "a rs land

NEW YORK March f-"Cn tNe aav fhe
waite squadron creus aye on Havana Max
isss Gou3sr wId begin an aftars hv lsra
He VIII ksep ou agAjiuk GatI Havana sur-
genAffs or uefnius - lect aak a heaa az
f11lf.. "
The@e words were usff ia Tsnsa 20 a
World carrespanAent nv Eus.e Nu0es *
Nes Yes ~so commanded tha c.leastes-
FMS sxfesiitiee Uhsra Bias heta isns t1
t1sh4 frau7 fhe steamer pauHtt~ss ttar.
Dynamite JACK a. Etgisu Pas returned 90
Tampa w.th Co3 Nanez- 1hey isfg zoe
Nsw NorA last u-Sht
T am 3usf back from tsaa.~ ssts CeL
NuEfs 'N'Uhs. wAsca = noW almost f-re
puT fjtt5e steamer carried ~ slietr1e 1g :
- arms ard ssn nutrition Ne aase ere
landing ~ Csr5sale where we ssfs large
1gsNtlty - rifles aaA aS.watutte fcr Garcia g
Command. TssE Ne PAX aNeat ara szes~,-
- along tAe eutsFe length - tse t'abag
eaas1 60 ffS@r dsi h rvevgae~. where &c
placed Eee remainder o. uar cargo 81 ire
bands e tssz- Dtaz. whe commands ouF
fervgs "a tN&t part ~ tsr ISLAND TrecHie
wfiA SpAnlar3ss 90 FsatEs hag Ssarfa IS
srw re-; clsvvr enosEa - stop = ~ pesilt3on
II gs~y tssed an1 II nes~r seemed 50 Es1c
tAey frt<4 very lard
Al Key wess / aAA lanK tax $50
Or. as9sssT4S. ~no = tbs s4xs0aa attend
rs tie wseGdes sailors >. sAe Maize. 3ss
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told me that one poor fellow asked him
the meaning % the Spanish words raafa
10 Tne doctor told hsn that X meant
Kill him TIE sailor szf3. I Jumped
overheard when the explosion took place
and swan 10 . fishing boa, A maa N
Il knocked rae oH with an car aad SAID.
'Mzgz To- Yankee That shows you tae
way the Sgaasards love Americans
Every ore IN Cuha knew Of the Maine
disaster rxenfy-soUr hours after * &C
CURED Garcia IL now bes4egtrg Bayauso
Gen Psndo. with z 90 r1er. is trying 10
force hts way Up the Caniss river to dis
lodge him. In the open country between
Marcia and Havana. Comes Is slowly but
surely working towards the capital. burn
ing plantations as he goes. AS B.anco re-
calls his troops 20 protect Havana. Gomez
draws nearer from the east and Rodriguez
and D!zz from the west"
They ali expect that the United States
vii! declare war The moment that hap
pens. they will mass their forces and CO
or.erate with the United States feet Ha-
vana viii fall. and Cuba will be free.
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IN MEMORY OF THE VICTIMS
Senate Passes = Resolution Provfd-
ing for a Bronze Tablet to
the Mafne's Dead.

WASHINGTON. March Shortly after
the senate cony ened <oday Perkins OF Cali
fornia- OK the committee on naval Affairs.
presented favorable report on Bacon's
resolution providing for the erection In
Statuary hall of the capitol Of a bronze
memorial tablet Commemorative of the off,
GERS and sailors who lost their lives In the
Maine disaster in Havana narbor. In the
course OF his report upon the resolution
Perkins said:
1t is fitting at all times for a nation 10
recognize the herolsm OF those who have
yielded up their lives In its service. In this
respect no nation is more generous 1Aan
ours. Il has stood. and stili stands, ready
10 show It's appreciation OF bravery and de-
votion 70 duty. X cares for its helpless
veterans who battied on land and sea. /;
strives 10 mitigate the harships imposed on
those who were grievously wounded while
nghting for the flag. and as Ear as possible
II seeks 10 AID the widows and orphans of
our dead soldiers and sailors. But IL Is not
in battle alone that heroic qualities are
shown; neither is Il only sn time OF war
Death may come in the performance Of
duty while peace reigns, as We'll as while
the conflict RACES. But whether IN war or
IN peace. the soldier and the sailor stand
eyer ready TO give their lives in the per
formance OF duty, and when they so die
they die Ike heroes and deserve well OF
their country.
The great disaster AZ Havana has
shown that there exists the indouMtahle
courage which heretofore has made our
fleets victorious, and which Is assurance
that victory VIII still follow cur flag upon
the seas. AS our fleets are strong and
cur men are brave. 50 shall We compe.
and maintain that respect among the na-
ti0rs which IS "a necessary 70 national
prosperity as the respect OF his fellows Is
10 the prosperity Of the individual"
Morrill, Of Vermont suggested that
Statuary hall was scarcely q proper place
10 erect the tablet. and Hoar OF Massa-
chusetts thought some other place for IL
might better he designated
The resolution was 50 amended as 20
provide FOR the erection ot the tablet az
some suitable place in the capitol. AS
amended the resolution was adopted.
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CONTENT or FRENCH >EwsrarrRs
The Temp. Refers 10 Possible Con.e-
uuenee~ gr War.

PARIS. March i-Fren~h rev spsa erx
generally 90 fuH Justice 20 t1e attitude
- tae United states. ta ysw CO the loss
% me bAttlesaip Nsise. although they
contend that me "5.nso newspaper have
a dangerous inaaer cef
TIE Temps u Inclined 20 ~ pessifnlEtfc
T. refers 20 rhe wa-l ae spirit OF TIE
Americans ard ire pride g The span = ID
.w1o. Il ~ Indemnity we're demanded IN
case tae disaster proves 20 ae the reSsflt
~ crime uEat refuse r-asn.biauk.
aauEhtsiy ina saani a. 10 th54kaf taat
AIRY ore coai4 suppose HEN guilty ard
continues
'C9ba IL 2 rcyal rorssi which ss-nots
3 people intoxicated ffy th@sF strength
ard convinced faaf Necrosis - ne alma
ard omega 81 sEseFrg8fsoEal l&w. Bar &
~ sttA ~ - hoped that the C8use ryatfve
1ore.1 are 50 powerful fEaf they w.I At
the L4st moment rf0p tae 0pss and tie
government Oh fh~ threshold ~ an al
venture which wo2Ia rot oxiy he Rx wftn
TIE gx4Eexf ecnse4 4srsces from an sTter-
aasscnsl S's.@. " v.sws g4I vaiSa might
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railroad ard the telegraph m Santa Cara
province. He could not do 50 = spain
were able 20 carry o. an effective cam
paigr.
The so-caIiei criEs n TIRE Autcncn;H
cabinet Is another thing with which ~
United States has nothing to do. TIE
crisis IL not . dangerous one. because
Gown and his radical colleagues have
the secret 81 pporc OF the Sagasia -ni-ls-
try
Gaivsx, Monsoro ard Zzyas. who aQ
all that remain oe the conservative AZ
tonomists. may nc. srSorse the plan u
open negotiations with the insurgents ana
70 offer Gomez a place in the Cuban gov.
eminent. but their designations are not
expected The janta in New York has
already rejected the proposition That Is
nor so important as the reputation who.
viii come from Gomez.
Then nothing viii remain for the gov
eminent Of Spain excsps 10 confess the
failure Of autonomy. and more than a0-
tonorny. failure 10 restore peace and save
her sovereignty in ~uba- The confession
cannot await the ELECTION OF the cortes IN
April.
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SPAIN SOON MUST GIVE UP
tndcPe ndeni of the Maine Incident.
tuhnns Win Achieve Their
n drnr Ienrr

NEW YORK NarcA I-Of1e.ais 81 the
government are praying f5T relief fs1-n a
strain Reich t-.y CaU-ut endure much
longer IL ie nrt encouraging wEel aFE-
GERS - h-rh rack lG ths army who de0lcre
rHa N-tnf .asas.-efre - deeply srt AS
s-ueeceiy as da Tire A-nersear people. rea-
% demand t14t u rhe Tinted Srs-es i--
'@~c~ 20 make tha 5tea st+~ a -a-s.s fo-
EctoE .a war e. sssI % s., su.-ky Says
tHe N&S4G4 cerr-sp rs4en. IS ga Trlh-
u-s-
-'Itese express 81 oet Represent the
-ttted ~7as ,ttcrS of those PSI wen shay
$50 uttered They are tea utre-auces
& a utsHs css-b@rie- .2 ws-h anxiety ana
ueeertaintv 20 th-i- >afr-t~ r,,,-e-r~.-,z
-Aese assrfrs u-u,f o., ~ So :, $50.
TIE mediation - ,;e g--lsed Sta.4s rs 20
gre aes- means - hesaas Siraj- ga, =
Peg desperate ~s5.-a 'on 81 Cube I-u4er
iaa preseGt A't9,: t~~y Sic nor ar.-vt IL
r. aey Nornris3r thst the taor5uEA ans I'm
Trenrnssvs iGrEsftxAtio- ~n.cH To-, naval
'0ors = l~3giry 10 making - t.o Sscw ara
'rry Profess u he'f@ve 1hat s-steaA = An
.1- partial Investigation - learn ths IA.
rrH Feutt is sF~SarE 20 make uas "a >ase %
ga. rAF They a.. rerress-:at.yes 81
ga ~1ifsry - .he gcverur~e7: Who 10
Haf BE- teve arythirE ~ thc KIND T@ev
Hn.f ala 20 re.leys their ovsrh .s-fsnea
uiaa
II 80 0.sass ~SkcA - Naf-e 4 esx-s-
hts tA~owa over 49, relations q sr.si-
sna tee Er,e3 StAseS We cleared axsv
me t1te~~-a f.1ral -erup t~a tsr-s w. -.
70 teS@ezs1 TIE loss - ~ Ar~a~+-s-
~tfs7i2 szf - Coy hea ra-e'~- % Al,
~fth tae series q rn.ae~ military ssso-
>eSsrs waica 3hs r. surger-s A. rat~srx
~ FL parts e TIE stand Tsas T. Gsa -
tas 81 111tT@ .EatGn q TIE Spanish .rsa,~.x
Se1ss Aesrs a-.zssSt x.sa.s RAE q -
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questions before the meeting. and IN re-
spouse 70 these opportunities the secTe-
tary rather casually summed up the stu
alton in a few words, stating that most
OF the tine had been given 10 the out
RACES on coloTed postmasters in the South.
Naturally, the Cuban situation had been
gone over, he said. but there Were no
actual developments, and he felt that
public excitement over the subject had
materially abaied. Than he added the
statement in the same passing way, that
any participation BY the Spanish govern
meat IL the blowing up OF the Maine was
practically eliminated. In his judgment
This has, remark was speedily given
wide circulation. apart from the Quietins
references which had accompanied Il. IL
Immediately started much comment and
discussion. and when MIR Long returned
70 the navy department; after lunch he
found that what he had intended 20 con-
vgy was being given the force OF al OH
cial declaration that SPANS responsible
- fer the disaster had been eliminated.
In order 10 make clear his meaning, :
personal expression Of opinion. Mr.. Long
dictated the following statement:
The main things we talked about in
cabinet were the outFases on the post
masters. one white man In Georgia, and
one 4 colored man N South Carolina
In regard 10 ths Cuban situation :
80 100 - 80 - "a -.
N~' - % - $3.50 -
- "a - ~ 80 :. 80
$50, 80 -. ~ - -. va -, - -
0lA"tsH $50 49, az
~ p,a-''t-s.s eH Ie -. ~,
-. - -, &c. 81
1-1"s ~eS1e1 - sas "-l az s~N.s-'. ar
- i1u1H "As So V,.s - -
50 fts4,'s % Wa. q. 80 -
T'AS 'r"i''' -S ta'e N"sfsN "a .e's'S "'-''
1-'e e'"'y So '4lt' 80 800 -
F+esSe9 "a7 e~tH - A"9 H'eI- So
wy" iA.ts fs"N a 49,, ~9S ~. :"
ny s'Hsr' u vs. = .'A'''s.I' -. ISL
.'3"'l 'to4's 'e" - $50 S@1
.--, e...lrr rom nc - u 1919 90
-. .aissF t'N Noa ''T& IT '.le mary
c1'.,'eF ,@--- n9t ",.-i',A'l1i,s "a ee,'7
t.'sa s"c" 92SfeeS' t' = 80 =. t@e &C
"a ti'ie'i'. winch N~ai3 es'FF Is . ~@Sis
'. 81 op.-lon'
4"1 r-IsslA -rN~At a+i@" """' hl
I's .E= o2A4t-' e4FSe = aii at'eS- t4.t
N.-~ nor sl"i4-%Fii-t 2f1fl.ss eAist n
iIe h~FFoF or tl3V4tS. AEfN CONS Le
at'+-t+2A ~ Se-rf'1Fy Long. ana sh4s
s,&-esaeel from me authorized representa-
I've q" SfHh s9Vt W@ i*U
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Key West, 10 prevent a local ismonstra-
ton when the funeral OF the Names dead
occurs lie has asked that In the event
Of a parade formed by the residents only
American flags shall be displayed. Mayer
Mailoney has promised 10 carry out Ad-
mlral Sicard'S wishes as far possible.
but doubts whether the strong Cuban and
anti-Spanish sentiment can lie suppress
ed. All OK The funeral arrangements will
be under the direction OF Commander Nc
Call OF the Marblehead. AS now planned.
small details Of marines viii be landed
from the vessels here and at the Torfu-
gas. and the artillery at the barracks
viii join In paying the last honoFs.
WASHINGTON. March l-rhe only
word received by the navy department
from Havana came late tonight in the
following telegram from Capt. Sigsbee:
"Bache leaves today for Tortugas with
all wounded men now here, five In all. as
follows: MAttison. Cahiil. Allen. Nebbs-
and Mack. All able 10 walk except Mat
tison. whose Jaw was broken Bache
takes one unrecognized body. VIII prob-
ably take four wounded MEN from ToTtu-
gas TO Key West. Cannot tell when more
bodies may be expected az Key West, but
Bache should promptly return
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row. The whole number Of enlisted men
examined during the day was ten. The
court vii! probably finish It's work here
tomorrow. when its members viii be
taken back 10 Havana on the Mansroye.
Experts Called to Testify.
WASHINGTON. March An indlca-
iion that the court OF inquiry is either far
from reaching any conclusion or else is
disposed with view 10 meeting future
criticism TO collect all possible evidence.
whether II be deemed essential or rot. IS
the call to their assistance Of experts. II
has already been a matter 81 comment
that with oil the ability comprised in this
court OF inquiry 1; has one weak spot
namely. the lack OF practical experience
% the construction OF a ship In it, mem
beTs. THIS Ia no part 81 the duty Of "A
lire officer 50 that no reflection is car
rtsd BY the statement.
To remedy their shortcomings the court
has called upon the department % send
10 their aid constructor and a csrpcn-
ter. and in compliance with the request
Secretary Long has directed Naval Con
structor Hoover and Carpenter Helm 20
report 10 the court az hey West. II IS
expected that they Will GO 10 Havana
when the court returns there, and from
their familiarity with the structure - she
Maine, on which both OF the men worked
NfsN NHH " h RNltf ~ t9f new a.ff = i+aAf
yard. they VIII be % great assistance. Dot
only in suggesting easy methods % work
for tha divers. bat also ia Identifying por~
tons OF the wreck.
The latter consideration = ono O. tie
greatest Importance in view q The state
naents that have come from Havana that
some OF the ships bottom plates have
been found ir The debris above water. II
Is said az the derartueut that y this -
Il Is added = viii u0t necessarily De con-
elusive evidence a. - tAe Source Of the
explosion. fer Il IS conceivable thnt II the
wreck MAS blown up 10 Ticht easily have
ouileA up WITH e serse = the frames ard
bottom p}ating which are r'siily attached
hY vtVtGs
Without doubt the two experts NJ 30
much better auaHesd than the tin~ oslcc~s
cr divers - identity any such piece -
Plate
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HELD FOR INSTANT SERVICE
Department Declare. the Report
Without Foundation

CHICAGO. March IA special 10 Il =
Chronicle from Key West says:
The feet here. made up Of the New
York, Iowa. MaTbleheaa. Montgomery.
Nashville. Gushing and Ericsson. as well
a. the three baiileshils. Indiana. Texas
and Aassaehusetts. ncw at Dry Tortu-
Gas. received orders u hold themselves
In readiness to start fo- Havana at In
slant notice
The Detroit has left here for Dry Tor
tugss. where she VIII Join the squadron
The orders came from Secretary Long
In Washington to Admiral sicard. and are
said 10 be based On information wired
ffom Havana by the captain OF the BacAe
United States coast survey boat. which
left Key West for Havana yesterday.
The captain OF the Bach told such a
story % the heated state OF tho Havana
public and Tire probability Of riot at any
moment and danger 10 Americans now In
Havana 10 aow therefrom. that Long nj
once made the order Indicated
piario del Eiercs,c the Spanish army
gazette. received here from Havana. say.
L
that the Names remains must no, b..
removed ana that the work must stop IN
I'll the government receives the repart
Of the United States court OF inquiry
Report Denied In Wa.hiaxtoy.
WASHINGTON. March mo orders
have gone out from the department for YES.
ssss OF the squadron today. and Officials
Stamp as without foundation renert thar
the squadron was ordered yesterday n ~.
held tn readiness TO sail for Havana. M
sdviees have been received al either the
stale or The navy departments that would
variant the statement that the Spanish
officials in Havana have attempted IA In
serpose obstacles TO the prosecution OF the
~ork Of the wreckers on the Names hail
spanish Diver. at the Wreck
HAVANA. Msrch The Divers On TIE
Right Arm get - work this morning in
earnest Capl. ETsre,t, chief OF the divers.
was la charge and the water being lower
;hAn usual. It VAS scen that the steersge
hatch was partially clear. though blocked
70 some ex;eat by enc - the snoAestaeke
TIE divers succeeded IN entering the after
torpedo compartment. where they hoped
- and sh. hodins OF IseGts jenkins and
Merritt ss well as the remains % s,enl5crs
CT The crew - the bStsfexhin
The SPANISH Officers directing the divers
ef the government 81 Spaln. cauci IN CAPT
Sigshee to3ay On board the lieatAcaas ten
der Fern. ana were given az tae iasorna-
ton they needed.
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w AR II INEVITABLE.
That, nt Least. IL the Opinion Held
by GOV. Rogers.

TACOMA. March THE Ledger tomor-
row viii print an Interview with Gov.
John r Rogers. IN which he says;
WAR Is inevitable. Present indication
can point 80 no other conc us}en. ct
course a change may occur Hhieh would
affect tae outlook. but IS ma tiers now
stand. I believe thaf this country must
hEht. The national honor has been at
tackled and ~ muse rally 10 It's defense.
In case % war there must be TO d.
vision 10 This country. there can be none.
The people. without regard 20 pollt4cs
VII rally about the president and assist
him. A. long as war lasts and the Coan-
Try - ia danger, hv would ~ supported
~ tina whole people.
Il am sts3 q the op{E8ou that I ex-
pressed few days ago. tna1 nothing bat
9 war can save the present dynasty Of
Spain-
Peace societies have bcea fo~gatne al
over the country for the pasf - years for
e. settlement 81 al difficulties rs aFu5tru-
tfon Trey ere " .l-sneausn~ people sttt
7 90 nor b~.segr tHet Trey w33i attain tasfr
object unt.l explosives and zrFrlar inert faa-
rarua 50 3a~cefalg thar war !s simply
suicidal for sil who engage IT. r. That
Elwe las na- yet come.
TIE Washington state militia Is ready
fer a ccnnicf"
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ON A VISIT TO THE MAINE.
Senators and Representatives to
Make Personal Inspection
of the Wreck

CHICAGO. Marca IA SPECIAL % the
Journal from Washington says:
Senators T1Erston q Nebraska. CALM
ger o. New Hampshire. Money q Msssis-
sippi. Gray OF Delaware. Burrows OF Mich
igan Congressman Smith OF Michigan and
Congressman Cummings OF New York viii
leave Washington Tomorrow afternoon for
Fortress Monroe. where they VIII go
aboard Henry II. Flagler's vessel and take
q cruise TO Cuba.
Time enough wii be spent there 10 thor
oaghiy investigate in an unofficial capacity
conditions as they exist The Maine as she
lies dismantled ard sinking IN the mud
wlll be thoroughly inspected and witnesses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-02
THE yIZCAYA REACHES HAVANA.
Elaborate Welcome Extended to the
Big Spanish Cruiser.

HAVANA. March 1.-The Spanish cruiser
Vizcsya arrived of Moro castle al o'clock
this evening after a good voyage from New
York. She was met by scores OF steam
launches and gaily decorated as she
steamed 10 her usoorings. Enthusiastic
welcomes were shouted from all the Quays
which were lined with thousands % people.
The streets and plaZas were gay with
bunting, rockets were discharged. ard
there was continuous cheering from al the
boats. The mayor OF Havana. as director
% the festivities, was the first 10 board the
vessel going OUT in Gen. Blzncos launch.
The officers OF the Vizcaya will call upon
Admiral Manterola ard then upon the cap
tain-generaL
The Almirante Aquendo IS expected from
The Canaries at an early day. and she also
viii be given popnIar welcome.