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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Hard Work and Effective 0rganiza-
ton are Necessary
TO SAVE THE NEXT CONGRESS
From the Free Silver FOrces--An Ex-
horration 10 Patriotic and Consis-
tent Support of Any Plan Which
Insurcs This Result and Has
the Elements Promising
Successful Advocacy.

PHILADELPHIA. March 4.-Represen-
tatives OF the State organization OF Jef-
ferson or Gold Democrat party met here
to-day and resolved 70 put I'm the field a
ticket OF their own for State officers
from the GovernoTshlp down and for
memters Of Congress in every district.
MIR. CLEVELAND WRITES.
A letter was received from Ex-Presl-
dent Cleveland I'm which he says:
Il cannot account for the arrogant con-
fidence Of the free silver forces except
uDon the theory that they are led TO be-
lleve that there is very little aggressive
force to bc made by tneir opponents.
IF any one believing with us supposes
that free silver can be prevented from
controlling the two Houses of the next
Congress without effective organization
and hard work. the quicker he abandons
that idea the more useful he viii be as
a sOund-money man.
ANY GOOD PLAN.
'T I'm so earnest In my desire ia see
our country blessed with safe money and
a suitable financial system that / am OF
The opinion we ought 10 give patriotic and
consistent support TO any plan which in
sures this result and which has the ele-
mcnts that promise its successful advo.
cacy."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05

bcrs Of the court may have their indi-
vidual theories, they are by no means
prepared "a a body to render deciiiFe
verdict The officer already quoted sa-".
o. the court has yet heard any tosu-
mony which would enable II To decide IN
tcuirentiy that toe Maine was blown up
from exfernaI causes T am the most mis-
taken man IN tho world. before the
coming Havana sessions are over II may
secure such evidence ana possibly ma
the blowing up was intentional. II VIII
learn from the divers the actual condl-
ton Of the ship at,er the explosion az D.
has already learned from the Survivors
most OF the details OF the ships condition
before the explosion Witn these bases
thoroughly established. the court VIII
hear more expert tncorcucai testimony
and then reach a verdict
This statement can be taken as more
worthy Of reliance than that OF the Maine
officer who said the other day ne be-
hsvod the court was bound on evidence
already heard 10 find the cause OF the
explosion external It's conservatism IS
also al variance with the opinions OF
many other naval officers here, especial
~ those of the younger set. directly con-
trary TO the belief Of most OF the Ma ne
survivors that their ship was intention
ally blown up.
Before sailing tonight Captain samp-
son had a long consultation with Ad-
mlral Sicard Hulse. the courts cher
stenoerapher has returned 20 Wash
ington. leaving Bissell. his associate here.
All the Maine survivors received
months pay yesterday and their claims
for lost personal property have been nled.
Schwantz. cook OF the Maine. has
put IN q claim for 81 226 which he says
hs had in his chest which was blown 20
pieces. Many other enlisted men lost the
savings of years. There have been no
movements Of tho feet to-day. except in
the case Of the Nashville. which towed a
coal barge cut 20 the Iowa.
The Maugrove sailed at S:2j p. NJ with
all the officers OF tho court Of inquiry and
tho sieuographer Mr. BssoL She will
touch al the Tortugas with mail for the
feet
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dan when he suspected the signature OF
Anson NJ. Bangs was irregular and the
signature was guaranteed.
1t was proper under the regulations Mr'
Jordan said, 10 pay the cheek II the en-
dorseme- was guaranteed.
Mr.. Blair asked Mr. Jordan II he did NOT
know II TO be fact that the check IN
dispute had not gone back into Captain
Carters hands after II was signed
The witness replied IN the affirmative.
Joseph +. Brown. second vice-president
OF the Knickerbocker Trust Company
who was summoned 10 produce certain
books and papers relating to the account
Of b. ID Greene with nls company. was
then called lie said tnat. acting upon
the advice OF his counsel, no had not
brought the papers required.
Mr. Brown said that the Knickerbocker
Trust Company had made application 10
Captain Greene for permission 10 pro-
duce books ana papers referring 10 MS
account and should his reply be favor-
able the documents would be produced.
Edward Burns. cashier Of the American
National Bank. said that the Ansom NJ.
Bangs check guaranteed by the bank
had been returned by the Treasury De-
partment because the modle initial IN
Bangs name looked IKE an IN instead
Of an IN"
Mr. Burns thought az the time that the
signature was genuine He was asked II
he had brought certain papers relating TO
the account OF g. ID. Greene He replied
that 10 was the policy Of his bank not 10
testify as 20 the business OF a client I'M
less compelled TO 90 so by law. and that
ne had been advised by counsel that this
court-martial had not the power to COM
pei him 20 testify.
Judge Advocate Barr asked that Mr..
Burns be adiudged i'm contempt OF court
"The witness Is I'm contempt OF court -
said General Otis president Of the court
but this court has no power TO punish
for contempt"
William II. Flagg. a stock broker. tes-
tilted that in October 1895 ne bought 200
shares OF Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western and 90 shares Of Delaware and
Hudson stock the total value OF these
stocks were $50 2S3. Mr.. Flagg said. that,
acting upon the advice of counsel he
would refuse to produce books and pa
pers bearing on Captain Carter's ac-
count
Mr.. Flaeg said that although Captain
Carter authorized the purchase oc the
stocks and carried them in his name. they
were really pNitndstu TOT a.. r. west
cott for whom Captain Carter acted as
attorney. Witness said that at one time
Mr.. Westcott said that Captain Carter
was his s0n-in-aw and had fun power
90 transact business for him. The stock
purchased. Mr. Flagg said. vas paid FOR
in instalments. one Of which, amounting
20 S}3 0o0 was I'm currencv.
He had good reasons he said. for be-
iievlng that this money came from Mr.
| Westcott. when the stock was sold tho
proceeds were placed to Mr.. Westcott'
account. Mr.. Flagg denied that he haC
ever had any transactions with Captain
/ Greene. Anson NJ. Bangs or any Of the
Gaynors. The judge advocate asked that
this witness also be declared In contempt
OF court.
AZ the Judge advocates request, the
court adjourned until Monday next.
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COURT LEAVES KEY WEST.
Testimony orsurviyors Thought to Bc
ofLntic Value.

KEY WEST FLA. March 4--After two
postponements OF its departure. the Court
OF Inquiry Def, ior Havana ibis evening
on the lighthouse sender Maugrove. Il
IS believed by thc btst informed here
that the cour, wiI Comp.c.e CO., laoors .n
the Cuban capital within ten Gays.
Only three OF the SIX days The court
was here were devoted t0 Ahe work of
ine.sueaucn. The macth.y of ycsyer-
day and to-day ls suu unexplained. cX-
cept Iy semi-Odiclal statement that
Rear-Admlrai SiCagd was Awaiting in-
atruc;lons from Washington. The scs-
sCns. a 81 generally understood. develop
ed no t,ldence ay which thr ,olr ,o'
definitely determine the cause Oi The eX-
pios.on A naval officer %, close tOl-h
with the members of the court SAID %
this ccrresDOndent
"Whh one execution thu Witnesses v'o
testified here were Maine survivors. The
evidence. though in most cases iskn
Ioaser 90 tell. can he summed up in the
words 81 an cnisfed ran. who when
Judge-AavOca.c Mar.x asked him what he
l1 cw about Tie explosion. said
"sir. I was hlowcd up, ] was saved and
I'm here
That was an he could swear 20.
one important fact has been learned.
however. II is tins Although the men,
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. March f-The
war Department. IL is md derst3od. viii
cudeayof to induce the Treasury officials
10 rc.um the Tortusas ls.aai5 10 is
iuis dict on. but a. tie Treasury Depart
ntnt &C rs saii that NJ request has yet
Leon made ulon ,he secie.ary OF the
treasury tor the rc,ransfer. should the
r0mest be made. Il is said IL would be
compiled with AT Cncf.
Some years ago this Island, then under
the control Of the War De)ari ne %, was
turncd over 10 the Treasury Department
Cor use as a quarantine stai)a - th The
stlpu alton tha, II would be retransferrei
al any tine upon request Since taen h
Government has established ON ToTtugas
orc OF the most complete quarantine s'a-
tions In The country. This fact. however.
would not even bo considered should the
War Department need g Tor its own pur-
poses. Possession, n is said. would be
given within forty-eight hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
HAVE BAD MEMORIES.
Witnesses N Martin Trial Cannot Re
call Former Testimony

-,,rt,.r.cp.pIr pa Nafch 4-The
" LIN LsD 4NI'i'H' -, - ,forti, ann
ceitn'e ln lhe 49, 49,. -, ~ o'cI c,S
MS. ms ',rr. ,lornioo af,ar rac1ilIng some of
tIe Commonw eaIths Wan .sscs 20 as,er-
,',, y,Ialner at the prsIn.nlry heor.ng
f.e' sontenD.r. NE, t,s;.nea that at The
meeting OF the stfikers at Harwood on
he naht bcioio the shootins they all
.aerced not to carry cluts OF weapons OF
any kind.
Anoiew Siyar No. l. did not think ne
SAID anything about this feature.
ALuieW oNdI' 40 %, 7a'N u' -'''
that they agreed not 70 carry clu1s'
John Laa-hIan d.a hot Ieineiii3.I an, aiy
thing ne sall laa' 9eP'e''iD0'' ''u
did Frank kula. ,.....
Ario iarGoe flatl, me Ia.
was asked u chi.l OF tH, ..,-... N...l .'o ,,'
Iohce ii.,l.p s,.,,'tro tir ssid be va
enc o., ,. CO.. tbe nurnoee of COM
i.,,..-.l.- NO. .,. ',r,o ~ the rommouwealth's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
LANDED 100000 CARTRIDGES.
This Is what Emilio Nunez says He
Sent 10 Cuba on the Dauntio-~.

PHILADELPHIA March A-Emilo
Nunez. the promoter of Cuban hlibuster-
ing expeditions. who has just returned to
his home IN this city from his ne ent trip
90 cuba on the hilbustcrng steamer
Dauntless. was to-day shown the wash
lueton despatch which stated that senior
Du Bose. the Spanish charge d affairs
had informed the state Department that
the Dauutiess expedition was not success
ful and had fa'cl To- effect landing.
Sir Nwez said
"Alv last expedition put into Cuba loo.-
COS nui.c.s located at the end OF lmoo0
Naueer cartridges. and every enc of these
bullets g. now being used TO let daylight
into tho Spaniaris who think as Senior On
Bose thinks. IL Senior Du Bose knows a.
much about my recent expedition as the
Snauish anfh0~ites i1 Ha"o"' kno !
about the destruction OF the Maine, and
II senor Du zoos. says .na- me e,,e'l,.Dl
was failure = the Havana authorities
say the Maine blcw mp on her own a'-
count theu scncr Du Bose is a. the same
strinc as the authorities iu iavana-he is
a liar"
Nr Nlnog expressed the opinion that
the batlcship Maine Was destroyed "Fy
Spanish officials with their knowledge and
by their hands"
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DATE OF REPORT
Still a Matter of Doubt TO the Court OF
Inauiry--Disposes Of Fake.

WASHINGTON. March At was de-
veloped this morning through the tele-
graphic correspondence between Secre-
tary Long and Admiral Sicard that the
court OF inquiry is unable TO iix even an
approximate date for the conclusion OF its
Investigation into the disaster to the
Maine
anarlnr tho general anxiety for some
Information on this point Secretary Long
to-day. M the instance Of the Cabinet,
sent a telegram 10 Admiral Sicard ask
ing him when 10 was expected mat the
report OF the court would be made. and
late tonight the following reply was re-
cciyed.
key West, March 4th
Secretary Of the Navy:
Have talked with the president OF the
court OF inquiry and agree with him that
# Is not vet possible 20 fix a date for the
finding. as SO much depends upon the
progress of the divers and wreckers and
The results they obtain Every effort Is
being made 10 advance the inquiry. The
court returns to Havana by the Man
grove this evening having about finished
the examination az Key West.
(SiencdJ "SlCARD.
Admiral Slcard's message IS regarded as
officially disposing Of reports that the
court has set obtained positive or con-
elusive Information bearing upon the OBJ
iect of the investigation. II is taken TO
mean that upon the testimony or the
d scovprits of the divers viii depend the
finding. the examination Of the officers
and the crew Of the ship haviag been IN
sufficient - enable the court 10 even form
an Idea as 10 what lines may be opened
mo from the investigation OF the wreck
Itself
While the telegram was naturally
somewhat Of a disappointment IN leay-
ing the termination Of the inquiry as
much I'm doubt as ever. II was welcomed
as practically setting al rest the reports
as 20 the results or tie Investigation up
TO date
j. is stated that the board. IN all prob
ability will not return 90 Key West. the
department having minated that it was
It's desire that exaninat on Of the officers
and men should be COZ cluded at this
sitting. as they are needed for reassign-
ment to shins.
II is probable that the Olympia. fac-
shin of the Asiatic Squadron. and the
peerless queen OF the cruisers. Will come
home to san Francisco. The Navican n
Bureau has this movement under ccnsid-
GRAFTON, and. in view Of the fact that
the ship has heen three years away from
a navy yard. enrared In hard cruising
sc~v G.. even If there were no o'her rea-
sons &. is probable that the order would
be given.
The torpedo boat Winslow. AZ Norfolk.
has completed her renars. and VIII jcin
the aotHia at Key West as soon as tho
gale ON the coast blows itself out and
makes the run down safe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
DIVERS DIFFICULTIES,
The Guns VIII Require Much Work to
He Taken Out--A Hurricane.


HAVANA. March 4-The American
divers. having examined more or less
thoroughly the ward room of the Maine
and the senior and Junior officers mess
rooms. are to-day trying TO ef1ect an en-
trance into The petty officers c0mpart-
ment. in the hope of finding some bodies
there However. each day the belief
grows stronger that few, IL any more
bodies will be recovered. Not one was
recovered to-day.
CAPTAIN Sharpe who is in charge Of the
Merritt d Chapman wreckng outnt APP
preclates the difficulties Of the situation
Letter than others He will not specify
any time when the big guns will be re-
leased II Is necessary TO first remove the
tops OF the turrets. These are held in
pla,e by steel bolts which must be cut
loose. The best informed people here
think a month will eiapse before the tur-
rets are opened. In the meantime work
ON the minor details Of the wreck Will
proceed with an possible speed.
The discipline on board The Spanish
Cruiser Vizcaya IS very high. which nat
urally graui es the Spaniards.
Senator Proctor. General Fitzhugh
Lee CAPTAIN sigstee and many other
prominent Americans attended the cere-
mony Of decorating the graves of the
Names dead to-day
A hurricane which has swept over the
port of Patafauo on the south coast OF
cuba. opposite Havana. has done great
DAMAGE. II destroyed hut in which We're
ouarferod a number OF soldiers belonging
to tho Castilian battalion. killing two OF
the men and wounding twenty-five 9TH
ers
Thousands Of trees were swept away
and the shius in the harbor were obliged
to put hurrledly 10 sea TO prevent being
wrecked.
The cable Dispatches deny the reports
that TIE ronla OF the Spanish torpedo
boats and torpedo boat destroycrs are to
come 10 Cuba
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
THE SPEEDWELL DISASTER.
The Only Passenger Saved Says the
Crew Was inexperienced.

KEY WEST. FLA, March All the
bCd. cs but one from the schooner Speed
wei. which capslzed yesterday OF Mar
quesas Keys, were recovered and brought
here to-day.
lhe missing body Is that Of James
Nichols, one of the young sons OF Brad
ley Nich0.s. Tho bodies recovered are
those OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Nichols.
Mrs James NiohOls, their daughter-in-
law, and her two children, Bradley, Jr,
and Minnie, and three enid en- Of Cap
tain Golfer. Tom, George ana wilbur
A coroners jury was empannclled here
to-day TO ascertain the cause of the death
OF the victims.
Many Old sea-farlng men were at a
loss 20 understand how Captain Collier
let a squall overtake him without the
slightest preparation Eugene Bates. the
only passenger saved. says the crew was
inexperienced. and that an accident
should never have occurred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Scnnc LII ln,cslieation.

WASHINGTON, March 4. - Admiral
sicsrds preoept consening the court ol
inquiry now investigating thc disaster
To the batueship Milne has been received
by the Navy Department and was made
public today. % is important mainly
in showing the exact scope OF The inquiry
and the exten, TO which the report viii
GO.
Aside from the usual orders directing
the court 90 report both findings OF fact
and us opinions on these lndpss. Aa-
miral Sicard directs the court 10 record
any information as TO person or persons
not connected with The Navy Of the
United States who are in it's opinion re.
snonsibe in part or wholly, directly og
indirectly. for the explosion and loss OF
the Maine. with names and The degree Cf
responsibility 90 each case"
The court Is TO make It's report 10 Ad-
migal Sicafd.
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Pnisnned by Convict.

MERIDIAN. MISS. March 4.-Supervi-
sor ]. r. Royals and wife and the latter's
sister. Miss Annie Mckenzie. were poi
scned this morning by rough-on-rat'
placed In their coffee by William hi. =
siNteen-year-old negro. an ex-convict
bought out ~ The st0ckade by Royals 70
serve as a chore boy
Mrs poypis a~d Miss Mckenzie are at
the point OF ceath.
INNS motive was revenge. having been
thrashed yesterday by ROYALS for mso-
lencc Hill was lodged In jail. but will not
long remain there In The event Of the wo-
mems death Even now all that Is needed
for an assault on the bastile seems 10 be
q leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Alabama Grand Army.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. March 4-rhe
tenth annual oncamomcnt OF Alabama
Grand Army OF the Republic met IN De-
catur to-day. a number of distinguished
men. including Commander-in-Chief Co
bin. were present Tkr annual camp IRE
W. bold before crowded house. the
Confederate veterans being guests OF
honor. Oficers elected were: A. @. Bet
hard commander: Samuel GriscOm senior
vice. A. J. Harper. junior vice: Manoah
Rostlck. chaplain A. NJ Ballard. medi-
cal director: r. NJ. Allison. delegate ma
iioral encampment; A. w. Fullam. alter
nate.
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administration together with all good
citizens OF the country in whatever Sec
tion they may reside. fully appreciate the
fnormity Of the crime which has been
committed not only against this unof-
Tending man and his family. but against
the government az represented by the
postmaster and assure you that the
Postolice Department in cooperation
with he Department of Justice will do
everyih ng In It's power to apprehend and
convict the men who committed this ter
rible outrage. Both of the Departments
mentioned are using every means in their
power to the end that justice may be
meted out 10 the criminals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
CAPTAIN TAYLOR APPOINTED
Postmaster at Ashland So Hampton
uope'- RrOfhcr Gets Roanoke Office.

WASHINGTON, j.. G., March 4.-The
Presiden. to-day nominated the follow
ing Virginia pOstmasters:
J. VI. Taylor Ashland: &. r. Nair,
Clifton Forge; ). II. Hose, Roanoke.
ROANOKE VA, March s.-Spe cial-
Harris Eose. brother of Colonel j.
Hampton Hose. has been nominated by
President Mckinley as Postmaster
Dupuys successor.
The place pays $500, and allows the
employment OF an assistant az sl,0D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
The Proposed Commercial Treaty.

MADRID. March i-The government
has consulted the Chambers or Commerce
throughout the country respecting mo
proposed commercial treaty with the
United States.
The Bilbao chamber replies that con-
sidering the present condition OF mefcsn'
tile relations. IL can see no necessity LOT
a treaty. II the negotiations however.
are successful, It Is OF the opinion tws
will be requisite: one between America
and the Peninsula and another between
America and the Antilles.
Commenting on the proposltlon tha~
President Mckinley purchase Cuoa' the
Imparcial says:
"gehold a solution for the settlement
n, the Cuban war and the termination OF
anv present heartburning OF the nation. :"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Ouict ~ War Deparlmcn,.

WAsHINGTOE, March 4. - Matters
were very quiet st loas, externally, in
the War Department to-day 50 it was
unknown officially that tho troops ~
Salt Lake are being reviewed and IL was
said that lf this were so it could be
nothing moro than the usual periodical
inspections required by the regulations.
AS Tor the reported orders for the IN
spcctors of ordinance az bethlehem 10
he ready for an instant start, Il is said
that Captain McNutt and Lieutenant
Pennctt. who have been on inspection
duty for several years past arc NOT TO
disturbed and have had no orders such
as are reported from Bethlehem
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Favor National Qnarlntine.

VICKsBURG, MISS, March i-The
Cotton Exchange to-day adopted a reso-
luton requesting tneir representatives in
Congress 10 advocate national quaran-
tine and hoping that the ger e-al well
fare OF the constitutional congress will
nnd some way 10 protect the lives OF the
people OF Southern states besides contri-
buting TO the maintenance hereafter Of a
Republican form OF government In such
states where the epedemics may pervail.
form OF government which experience
taught us ceased TO exist during the la;e
enldemic"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
One SMALLPOX Case.

BRISTOL. TENN, March Especial
Physicians announce To-Day tn4t 'nsrs
Is one case OF small po1 IN bris.oi' mo
subject Is Jake Nunnaily. VINO hau os.n
,royeli,ne In southwest Virginia All
ersons who we're exposed 10 him are In
quarantine. . -.
sam Dennlson charged with being en-
occompllce OF John jackson IN the mur.
dsr al ~. y. Leonard has been sentenced
to four years IN the penitentiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
England Encroachirg.

SEATTLE. WASH, March l.-Eugcne
y Klein. OF Boston. who arrived from
skaguay on the steamer Queen Ia
NIGHT confirms the statement that the
Northwest police have raised The British
~, 1r both white ald ChlixOnl passes
eighteen miles from the boundary, and
In territory claimed by the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
wireCu,,bination.

NEW YORK. March 4-Ine pian ior
combination OF the steel. w.re, rod ana
nail manufacturers. which mas been un-
der consideration Tor the past six months.
was practically ccusummated a' meet
ing held In the Waldorf-Astorla Ho'si. IA
This city. to-day. 1ne combination vi
renresent about sc00oo.oo0 In capital. The
pame selected for the combination IL me
american steel and Wire Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
lUETGERT TO MAKE SAUSAGE.
The Material VIII BE Selected BY
same One Else, However.

CHICAGO. March 4.-Wife Murderer
Lustgort has been told the task selected
for him ddiilg his life Imprisonment.
T. Is the intention u the Joliet Peniten-
tiarv officials 10 manufacture sausage for
use in the big pen.ienuary. and Luetgcrt
will be given charge OF the work. The
iCea pleases Lue,gerL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. March l-Forecasf for
Saturday:
virginla--Falr; northwest 20 wesS
winds.
North and South Carolina, f'egias ON
the coast .n the carry ne ''"t' saS'fN19
fair. northwesterly wincs'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March i-The
State Department rec-ivsd the following
telegram from Consul-General Lee last
night:
Havana. March Z.
'.fave established asylum for destitute
small orphans. regardless oi nati0n'lity.
The money sent by you wns npp'ied 70
the purchase OF food for said orphans"