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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-04-06
Anlbrosia.

Correspondence, April 1st.
Little Veva Brown, who has been
sick for some time past, we are
glad to announce has fully recoy-
cred.
Miss Lonsettie Bright, who has
been very i'll with chicken pox, is
better at this writing.
Mrs. E. j. Love, of Ten Mile,
was visiting her parents. in this
place. this week.
Mrs. Odus McDermitt leaves
this morning for visit to CALI
polls friends.
Mrs. e. S. Bright, of Brighton
who has been very i'll for the past
few weeks, we are glad to announce
to her many friends. is slowly re-
covering.
Messrs George and Ed. Nc
Gufin, after two weeks absence
on the steamer j. r. Andrews,
have returned home.
Mr.. John Hail. who has been
in Lincoln county for the past few
months, has returned home.
Mrs. Julia Harmon, of Putnam
county, who has been visiting Miss
Lille Love, expects toreturn home
today.
Mr.. j. Ct. Tompkins and family,
of your city, were visiting relatives
in this place during the high water.
Farmers say they think the cold
spell of the last day or two has
about killed the fruit.
Rev. Scantlin viii preach at
Brighton Sunday. He also expects
to organize Sunday School.
Our county roads are in very
bad condition, and there is very.
little travelling done now.
We have some very brave sold
iers In this locality that served IN
the late war who are ready, willing
and anxious to 90 to war In case
they are needed.
The steamer e. r. Andrews in
passing down the Kanawha river,
tore down the telephone wire that
crosses the river at this place.
The high water did much dam
age along this place, and has caus-
ed the bank to slip in many places;
also caused much damage to the
wheat
Rumor says there is TO be we'd
ding in this place soon. Oracle.
~ u u.
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In what way do our people. es-
pecially the farmers of the county,
obtain benefit from the taxes they
pay annually into the treasury of
the county, if it is not from the
privilege they enjoy by travelling
the country roads. They are taxed
chiefly for this purpose and what
is the result? No roads that they
can travel at this season of the
wear
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never consent to an armistice untll
their independence is recognized. Until
that time they VIII not cease lighting.
When independence IS recogn izsd the
Cubans Will consent to arnist iee for
settlement Of conditions in the island p
This statement is MADE IN reply 70
query as to what the Cubans W5afa do
with regard to the recent ep1eal by
the Cuban autonomiHt cabinet
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ADVISORY Committee Meeting.

The Citizens Advisory Com
mittee met at the Court House at
o'clock p. M, yesterday and was
attended by a quorum as follows:
DIR. Il. F. Roush, A. Cobb, A.
w. Rollins, P. S. Couch, n. G..
Nease, Robert Somerville and John
Hutton.
After being in session for some
time, upon invitation of. the Pres
ident of the County Court, APP
peared before that body, and re-
spectfuIly recommended the Court
to take under adyisement the fol
lowing, which contains the con-
sensus of opinion of the Com.
mittee:
1. That no more new roads
should be opened, unless it be
that they are pos
tive and indispensable necessity.
2. To escape criticism. it might
be better that an order be entered,
that no Road Surveyor should use
his own team to work on roads.
8. The Road Surveyor, both
under the old and alternate road
system, should see that the law ie
strictly enforced against persons.
who are liable to work on roads
and fail to do SO.
A. That no Road Surveyor, in
any of the districts having the al
ternate system. should work any
section of road in his district, and
receive payment for the same.
5. No oyer-issues of orders in
the future should be made on any
fund. When any fund is exhaust
ed, then issues should cease, until
a new levy is provided.
6. All claims presented to the
County Court against any fund
should be itemized.
Z. 1t is recommended that the
County Court audit.no claims that
are not submitted to the Prescott
ing Attorney at least ten days be-
fore the sitting of the court, for his
inspection and approval.
8. That there should be strict
compliance, by the Overseers of
the Poor, with the law relating to
the giving of aid to poor persons
outside of the County Infirmary.
9. The Committee heartily APP
proves of the recent order entered
by the County Court. that all pub
lie work in the future be awarded
to the lowest responsible bidders
by sealed proposals, or public out
cry.
On motion, Committee adjourn
ed to meet at the court house on
the first Monday in July, being the
5thzday of the month.
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coliectInr the, .Boail

Washington April 4.-0rders have
been cabIed to Lieutenant J.. J. Knapp
commanding the torpedo boat Somers.
purchased from Germany, to proceed
to England anu take command OF the
cruiser Dfogenes, purchased from the
Thames iron works. The Diogenes il
cruiser of LOO tons displacement and
win be used as a member of the sec
.o6d line of defense, for which purpos
this government is purchasing a large
number of va,chts: and is converting
them into torpedo boats.
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North Carolina populists have
got together and resolved to join
the silver forces to keep the good
old State in line for the peoples
cause. ALI silver forces in that
State are now united. This is the
way it will be in all the States
when the great battle comes.
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sErrLEMENI m SER.
strikers yvln Not Be Carried Longer By.

Strikers VIII Not Be Carried Longer by
Grocers.
New Bedford. Masss.si Aprih 4.=-Indil
cations now point strongly 5tq.a settle
ment of the strike on Monday, April
II, and 1t is believed that he NH gates,
will be opened on that day. and that
the operatives viii. generally return to
work. -
The rtail grocers and mari et men OF
the city. without EXCEPTIONS who have
been carrying the strikers, on credit
for the past 10 weeks, have issued mo-
IIce that, commencing Monday April
IL, ali sales. will be for cash only and.
in inforcing this action they are backed
up by the wholesalers who win demand
cash payments from tine. FETAL mer-
chants. liz az
The prelates of the three French
Catholic churches on Sunday addfessed
their parfshionefs, prae ticaIlss advising
them to return to work when the. min mi
gates shall be opened. ss-e- 49,. 5
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Under the leadership of Tommy
Watson, the middle-of-the-roaders
of Georgia have started out to aid
the republicans, but their efforts
will avil them naught. for Georgia
is safely democratic even against
the combined votes of the republic
cans and little Tommy Watson's
followers.
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Washington would be infamous,
instead of glorious, if he bartered
with CORVALLIS. Gomez, who has
read history and who worships
Washington, will not barter with
Blanco.
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The Cincinnati Post recently
published very good picture of
Gen. Appleton, of this State. to-
gether with a brief biographical
sketch.
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Cincinnati April 4This city can
get no communicatfon with the flooded
district about shawneetown his The
only railway entering that place are
the Bs7tf11ore and Ohio Southwestern
ianEi the .ouisyf ne ana Nashville. At
their ofiees here no word can be held
from the flooded district.
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80 Ihcorpofatloha.

soGolimbus. o. April THE Sebring
Pottery company, East Liverpool, in-
crease OF capital stock from 500, 900 to
$500. 600; the Ohio valley Fire Clay
company, Toronto, capital stock $780,
600; the Gienville Building and Loan
se0nipanxs Glenyil ls,5 capital stock $780,
600.
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Lee In Readinsss.

washington, April A. Consul Gens
eraI Lee has been Instructed to turn turn
the American consulate over to British
Consul General Collin. and has already
made the necessary arrans ements with
Collin to do SOL This issa meHes pre-
caution in case General a Sc has 10
leave suddenly. He Is simply eetting
HIS house In order. * 81 80
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It is time for the Democrats of
Mason county to begin organizing
for the fall campaign.
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West Virginia boys should have
the best of everything. IF the
medical instruction given at the
State University is insufficient it
should be improved Charleston
Tribune
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Bunnlos

cattie-Butchers,. 81 12a4 so shipping
81 1904 60; best steers. So zoos 25s good,
cows and heifers, IS 50d8 So; stoekers and
feeders. 50 5Oa4 10.
Hogs-Yorkers, 81 1904 20s rouEha, cum
mon to good. So COOS 60. mediums aud
heayies. 81 17s pigs, 50 9094s 90.
Sheep and 1arlbs-Sheeps extra, 81 690i
%: good prime. 50 00G75 To- common
50 coos oosycholee lambs. IS 1Od5 10
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Chicago.

eattIe-Beeves, 80 sgd4 sos cows and
heifers 50 1904 45; Texas steers g o0a-
& 50; western, s. 9oa5 49, sfoe istesrs and
feeders. SO 56G3 So. 7 81 : *
Hogs-LIght, 50 s5G3 %; mediums. 81 gos
as "a: heavy, 81 009 4 los Tous 50 756
Sheep and Lambs-C Choice sheep. 50 750.
4 20; fair, 81 2o14 10; common, 50 256
4 10; exports, So 90; choice lambs, 81 J00
wheat-s1 osk corn-2es6a oats-25ssc.
Rye-5Oskc.
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.eonSelelrraiea Are - I.lpe.F

Kansas CITY. April 4.vrDr. Thaddeus:
Fftzhuugh, g, former lS6stnTrsta yEef 81,
Kansas City. kan. ase68aa OF Consul
General Fitzhngh Lees who fought
army. has. in letter full Of patriot.
ism. profrered his services Is President
Mckinley Expressing %illin gness, Il
need be, to gacrfhce his siffe iriis=sdIplLi
port of the principles go gthe hF1Siy
united country. . 2 ssss3sf I,.sss Z:
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No IIme q "a =
Detroit. ADril l.-Governor Pingre

Detroit April 4Goyernor Pingres
received 3 dispatch from Assistant
Secretary OF the Navy Roosevelt re-
qhesting that the Michigan naval re-
serve be fully equipped and made
ready for instant service IN case Of 3
eall from the soyornHent
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CattIe-ChoIce, So o5a5 10; good, 81 500
4 90: tidy butchers. 81 G6d4 75ss fdlE S4330s
"A so: common, 81 eoG4 10; heiferss 50 20,
"A 40; bulls, stays aud scoEs, s27o9g4 10.
fresh COWS, S20d50 ss75 !
Hogs-Yorkers, 81 o5n4 10. 4hedldhik
IS e564 o0ss fair, - oQSi grassegsr : 1ot5z
So 10; heavy. 81 e0G4 i05s rolig aa0t0l
3 60; pigs, 50 s0Q3 90. ss,;sE !, ).
Sheep-ChoIce, 81 S5a5 90; gd6tls : sTOdf
so: fair 81 4os4 cot comm6a. = 1E5Ea
20: lambs. $5s.ebd5 Boz "a ssfss
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Every honest bimetallist paper
in the Union is for union of the
silver forces.
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Spain now has more troubles to
look after. Don Jamie, SON of Don
Carlos now aspires to be restored
to his rights to the throne of thsf
tottering monarchy.
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Ida Per6IngerI
In Chaurerf5

The object or the above, entitled suit Il to
obtain q decree or divorce "a yIncufo matrf-
papers or said cause, That diligence has been
used by and on behalf OF the said plnIntfn,
70 ascerfafn in what county the defendant,
Idn Feralnf,er, Is without effect, It ~ ordered
that said defendant, Ida Persinger, do ap-
pear here within one month after the 6rft
publication hereof and do what Ii neceBscSfTI
10 protect her Interests.
a Copy-Teafes
r. Z. 1IITcHELE, Clerk.
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Hors-Yorlsers and light, 81 O0, medi-.
INNS and heayies. s. %; stays ana fodghs.
50 1903 40
Sheep and Iambs-Sheeps - 9CT4 Cos
lambs 81 :s5d5 so.
Catfle-Steers. 50 e0a4 col; heIfers5 s. %.
as 90; COWS and bulls, 81 s078 50. -
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I. nna Hnat s ;lljiII..s

Queenstown, April! a THE Spanish
torpedo destroyer osado sailed fol, Fer
rol, Spain. The Audiz, sister boat of
the osado, which vas damaged consfd-
.erably by the elements neeessitating
herIie putting, into Waterford, from
whence she was towed here by the
osad6, went into dock.
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NECK WEAR for 1895.

Among our very diversified
lines of Spring Neekwear, We.
lay special stress on our bows
and ties which find great favor
with nobby dressers- The best
grade . 8 cents
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ora.rsd 5 Aslansa. 0oF /

Buffalo, April 4 Colonel Smith OF
the Thfrteenth Infantry United states
army stationed at Fort Porter has ge5
ceived cipher message from washing
ton. ordering him to have the four
companies OF his command In Bun io
and the one company ait Fort
IN readiness to pfpceods to "A laHta
at moments notice The company
at Fort Niagara Is expected to come
to. Bnnalo soon. so =. slsllits.sgg :
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Reports An Agree.

( Warrington. April frey. Eugene
May. who haa been travelling In Cuba.
returned to his; home. His report of
the conditions in the island differs In
snos essential detail from that of Sena-
tors Proctor, Thurston, Gallinger and
others who have recently spoken and
written en- the subject
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Or. cadyss Condition Powders, are
Just what horse needs when In bad
condition Tonic, blood purifier and
ver1nifuga. They are not food but
medicine and the best IN use to put
horse IN prime condition Price p
selts- ne- .leckaee
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Tea regulates the
cures Constipation
&c at all druEEi1te
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The United States isstill buying
war vessels and negotiating for the
purchase of others Uncle Sam is
determined to be ready for any
emergency.
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Wm. q. sannders,


The intense itching and smarfing Incl
dent to these diseases, isinstantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
awe been permanently cured by It. It
3 equally efficient for itching piles ana
q f;ivorfte remedy for sore nipples
cIfapped hands, clliIblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 25 Cts. per box.
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yheaf-zoSo. red, 94e. Corn 10. 2.
mixed, Size. oats-No- mixed. 255kc Rye.
SIC.
SO 90.
sheen IS oOd1 IS.
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Noth ii6 from 81 81 the PoP1s.

Nothing from tIlo TOP -
washington, April 4.Presid emit Nc
.Kinley announced tosa leading member
of congress, who has the confidence of
the administration, that there was no
truth in the reported mediatiog sof the
pope in thesCuban inciaent. and thata he
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Not many men wake up their
second baby just TO see IL laugh
NOT very many.
Most restaurant keepers prefer
to have their wives cook their din
ners and send il to them.
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IHEElR0R Ban POW ERS
1feA Trying to stick Their Fingers In
slSnishsA uleFIcag PIE:
10 OFFER OF MEDIATION
Has Been aIade by the Pope Hut the
~. NettsAk ~ p-ine cne.t 1riauenee
sfQ Make Sr7fu. Observe
Vashinef6n. AIM t1It has just


washington. ArIif fit has just
been learned here deilnitely that an ex-
change Of notes between the great.pow
ers OF Europe has begun concerning
mediation on the spanish-A naerican
question. At least two Of the embas7
sizes in washington have received In
formation that this exchange & now
IN progress, but no DEFINITE instructions
have been received BY the diplomatic.
representatives. here.
The published report that the pope
has onered to mediate betyeen this
government and SPAIN with 4 view TO
peaceful solution of the difaculty. Is
again omcially denied. This govern
ment, it is stated. can not under. any
circumstances accept mediation Or In
terference from any forei gn power. nor
up to this time has any been refLsred,
+ WIFI no ofrer Of rnsdistion has been
made by. Leo XII to the United States
since the vatican never initiates 2 ten
der OF its service as mediator or arbi-
traitor. and this country has made no
such request there is little doubt that
unofHciaI resentationa have been
made as to the deep interest felt by the.
pope IN the preservation of peace.
There is reason to believe. hove
ever, that the popeis influences are be-
ing exerted muchh moore directly and
with greater effect at Madrid than at
Washington.
Pope Leo is the godfather Of Al
phonso XII. the late king OF Spain.
This indicates the great influence
which the vatican exercises oyer the.
Spanish dynasty the royal family and
country at large being thoroughly
Catholic owing to this II is. not doubt
ed that the influence of the pope would
ibe. most important and probably de-
4isiye in inducing Spain TO make every
concession spossipl toward the main
/. tspanes of sPeaffe ....,s
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a cafaR iResSltltioa. llil-I.

Washington; April q. = Mr. Grepts( a.
Vt.) introduced Joint resolution rec
ognizing the Independence OF the re-
public of, Cuba and. to anpropTiate
$500, 600 to provide. snoncombatan Gu
bans with the necessary food raiment
and medicine for their Immediate re-
lief from starvation. ~ axe,
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Wrlghts celery
liver and kidneys,
and sick headache.
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MARKET REPoR 800 -
Grain and stock ouotAtlens Fer q, Z. ApEil 4.

New York. - = r
Beef-Famiiy, SIT ooa11 70: e4ffa mess.
50 00dosT5; packed. 50 eo3I0 90 scat ldefits
-PIekled bellies. 55sd6tc; pielie fsh9nl.
ders 41k,645kc. picked hang. ~ l1Scs LarJis
weston steam, So 80. Pork old mess,
50 50a9f 70. sS55.-ai
Butter-we dairy, 42oci cream
cry 15d2Oc; do factory, 11G15c Cheese.
State, large, SISaSssc: small, Qaad<e; part
Skins, 4eE5I9c. full Skins. zd5c, Eggs
s-State..afld Penhsy " ania, III 12e; egteIas
fresh, lie.
Rye-5I1sd5 1850. a..ss.ss.f.t sd % Z S
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1t is said that Commodore
Schley's name comes from that
good old Irish word commonly
pronounced sSchelaley," and that
he is as belligerent and uncom-
promising in a fight as his name
might imply. That's the kind of
a man to guide the wings of fiy-
ing squadron.
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Order o. PnbIicatIon.

CDUNII Of n AEUlE5 Hf5t
At Rules held Ia the Clerks ONCE Of the
Circuit Court, OF the said County or Nnsons
ON Monday, April 18th, 1885, the following
order wns cnfereds
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Order OF Publfcafion.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF MASON $ 8.
at Rules held In the Clerks ofice offhe
Circuit Court OF the said Count y, on Monday,
April 4th, 1888, the following order was en-
John c. Porter, Administrators OF the es-
tate OF Rachel Saunders, deceased,
VIM. O.. Saunders,
In Ghancery-
The object of4ile above suit Is for the re-
coyery Of q note executed BY the defendant
10 Rachel nunders on the 28tl1 day or March,
1888, for the sum Of EzD0 and the interest due
thereon which now amounts 70 the sum or
s3Jz.75-1gQ. includInE principal and Interest,"
and 70 attach the one undivided fourth IN
terest In % II 11ou County and
also one fourth interest ID four lots . band IN
Mason couufy neIonsilg % the defendant.
1irnis G. fsuunder1. Tor The aSrraenl Of said
d,bt, Interest ald costs, and the costs or this
suit
zlTlers or The said cause that VIM. c. saun-
clerH Il q nou-reEidcnt OF the State OF West
Virginia. ft IS ord cred that he do appear here
within one month after the first utilization
hereof and do " hat lecessary 70 prOtes his
interests therein.
TomIlnsone & Wiley SoIA- april Nv.
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- Purollaas more ve11oI--..

Vashington April 1.-THE navy de-
partment sent telegraphic orders 70
the auxiliary cruiser board At New
York to purchase Immediately ! 9 yes
sells for the auxfliaf navy. These
boats are to be between 2. 600 and 1900
tons burden, and the beard la1d frected
to conclude the purchases as sobn as
possible. These vessels are nppi
larger than the majority of the ships
purchased up to date. ss bsb1ossa
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Dutter-Bancy creamery. he Esgs-
Fresh. 11stc-
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Another Cruiser, Purchased.
Eodd6n, April 1.-The United States
hast pufehased cruiser from the.
Thames iron works " hich was built
fer. Peru. $. 80 -. !.
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lBllIIIaL
Washington. April 4Senor oues-
eda, representing the Cuban junta IN
washington. said: The cnbans wiz
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The Democratic party cannot be.
cheated out of the glory of expell-
ing Spain from this hemisphere.
The American people have minds
and can remember They know
that the Democratic party, under
any and all circumstances, has con-
tended for Cuban freedom since
Gomez raised his flag at Camaguey.
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-NItly 2
Nashfngt April 4--The conserva-
tive Republican, leaders. as they arriy-
ed at the house. expressed the opinion
sfab 1 seterss sssuld be no outbreak, but
::eney found among some of their ASSOC
ciates an intense feeling of restless
s ness. 81. Bailey, the Democratic lead
saf sssds 16hslde THE adVisabiIity of
sat1pa itting q, .motion to discharge the
foreign. affairs committee from further
co,nIsid eration OF the Cuban resolution.
a tenefaf View is expressed that If q
fews OF the Republicans would break
,aYay.a general STAMPEDE would follow.
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On motion, COMMITTEES adjourn
ed to meet at the court house on
the FIRST Monday in July, being the
5thsday of the month.
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MIR. BALFOUR


,says,tIae5 Spanish. AnaerIcap situation IL
causing Anxiety.
|; London; April 4-AIn the house OF
recommendations Dayitt. member for
South Mayo, asked if the report con-
.cef4fne the selection of the pope as
.mediators.inz the Cuban difficulty was
true. Mr. Balfour, the government
leader, said the government had re-
sceiyed report on the subject from
Madrid, but it did not bear out the
statement in detail
Replying to John Morley, who asked
VIII fher the government could furnish
atlys information In regard to the ,sttua-
ton of affairs between Spain and the
United states, Mr.. Bairour said
.I do not know that can say more
than the question is causing anxiety
at every capital
2 -.oh both sides OF the Atlantic there
is a very strong desire on the. part OF
the governments concerned to preserve
peace, and anything we can do will be
done"