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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31
THE CUBAN SITUATION.

The past week has been q mo-
nentous one, and the coming week is
pregnant With important develop
ments.
The speeches made in the Senate by
Proctor, Gailinger, and Thurston have
created most profound impression.
These Senators went to Cuba to see the
situation with their own eyes. They
went there believing that the newspa-
per reports Of the cruelty, butchery,
starvation and death were grossly e1-
aggerated. They returned and announc-
ed to the senate and to the country that
the newspaper reports were not only
not exaggerated, bus that half the truth
has not been told. Indeed, they stated
that it is impossible for human tongue
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31
THE SUPREME COURT DECISION.

o this issue of TIE CAUCASIAN We
publish the decision of the Supreme
Court Of the United States in the Rail-
road Commission case. As announced
in the last issue of TIE CACcAs1Ax, the
decision dismissed the writ of error
and discharged the rule for contempt
In brief, this means that the Supreme
Court Of the United States has s1s-
tanned in every particular the decision
Of our State Supreme Court. Is means
that the Con.titutionalisy of the Rail-
road Commission Act, and that the ae-
ton of the Governor in removing the
two Wilson's under this statute, il sus-
tanned. Not only will the lawyers of
the State read this decision with in
serest, but also every voter will
OF course this writer Is highly gr,ti-
fed that the ConstitutionalItx of the
Railroad Commission Act has been sus-
tanned, not only BY all of our State
courts, but BY the highest court in til =
land. But the important lesson to be
drawn from this decision is the Impcr-
lance Of cur State court. Notice that
the United States Supreme Court takes
the position that in questions of this
kind they sustain the action of the
State court. Therefore if the decision
of our State court had been the oppo-
site, it is more than probable that the
United States Supreme Court would
have sustained that decision also. This
shows the supreme importance of ev-
cry state eIecting non-partisan judi
ciary, composed not only OF good law
yers, bat Of men who are patriotic
men who have as much regard for the
rights Of the people n they have for
the rights of corporations and moncp-
olies. The people of the State are to
be congratulated upon our present
non-partisan Supreme Court Any
party In the future that attempts to
elect = partisan Supreme Court de-
serves to Be, and We believe win be. re-
pudiated 1t the polls A non-partisan
judiciary il principle that must be Z
psrms.sat fixture in North Carolina,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31

KEN0XY o. 1--WE 0AxxE p1&A91Ek
IN Moeday the Presi6ssf eat %
Csegrsaz shs eAssAl report q tie
cszrt .. Isqai.y aFpsisssd t. sxa.-
ine isso the expsosaoa taas destroyed
tie bastieship xaise- TIE Beardrs
poEts - . resxlt Of their iavssxsxI-
ssoe, that the 1as.e VS. destroyed
By . sre-aaxire Ei.e- Thsy turtle.
report that the exploss,n vAs not es-
~ Tot from - izssds scarce, bat vss
not due to any seEleet On The part o.
the c 9 sers Of The Maine They re-
por-. however. that they Are not ahle
- Sx the responsibility On any rr-
son o, persons
The Prezsdsas s<1t this reEArkA-
be report TO Congress without .
word Of rseoEneasa.ien further
saa. TO sAy TIA: copy Of the reps-.
las teen sent 70 the Spanish govern
usn.- There vas H debate in eita
e house OF Congress, b1; the report
Vas referred to tie Committee OF
Foreign relations in each body
which committees viii probably re<.
onnend some Action TO Congress !.
. few days
It Is understood TIA. ire Fnesidea
viii send . message TO Congress
IS SaE!y IS Wednesday or Thurs
day o. the Cuban situation
making certain recommendation s
Il he does Congress viii wait On b. =
until that time Bat il he sso1L
tsll 20 send such . message, or If q
should send . message ard fail I
make rseonneEd.o rs that ~
neet the approval Of Congsess, the
it Is almost certain tia, Congres
. VII within week tine take s.
. positive and determined action.
7 TIE ssnauen. in Congress
: strongly in favor of prompt ,n,sl
vection to %; 81 end to the war al
to establish Cuban indepezde1e.
Justice and humanity denaui t.:
. mach and the American people vi
Lot De satisfied WITH less.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31

Ymooes - vexIEnD STATES -
OeaES 70 TT AIlA1yJe SEA
oaaso-oArlESapS - FOo-
tpea vATEnS eAalED

4s~y psVassDsos - - Hssy 80 As0e
49, - VssA Psss.ssas ~nv --
es0~s 1Aos 0a0 AsasA-0a1 vOaD -
no o.. sAs.a,s 80 o,oo0a>s~s-I
OS ssSSssO osssG o,sss.son1 g.
es-a Aoosssesss Ne 0~a,g AsVSsS'
. PvAsss - PrsA.AaD Ass>sS-
NGu Yoax, NarcA ss-wosk % IL
three ey easiss gsss u Foes HaSosIk,
Sssdy Hood 10 b<isg susbeA. Lssstss-
AT Col LslleU exp-cts % lave tbe
gses ready fH s0vsce In Q week
ALBANY, " Y March ss.-Aais.asf
G<oesal TiliiAGAasf. in reply % oes-
Rasicafioa fro0 tAe navy Depart
oess - TO VhesAes XsV Ysek ssafe
coeid furnish ssi1eieos nea Of The 80
val reserve . oaa TO q The cd 0oe-
item as Philadelphia, aod take sAs0 -
NeU Tork, has replied tAas 10 eas-
the e<xs tVe OootAs the great lAks
MAJ nrn tn joan the foeee of IL L si-
n<A. Of L'esteaass r. q. DeaiS. 81
70. L niS~d states Navy, noU IN this
city on Q recruiting niai Zoe.
CHARLESTON, s G., March - A bat
ter, VI artillery from S. Ysaseis Bar
rack-, s. Augustine, arrivea tkis Dorn-
'eR, ard vns takes Is o0ce . the for
srf caiiSns On SuIifvaas IalaAd-
BErHLkEKA- Pa March SIT G
Besh.eheo Iron Company this after
noon received IN order for seven ten
inch and six tWeIve-inch disappearinS
gun cAfriAEeA- and Eve ten-inch euss,
winch makes fifteen ten-ineh gas 20
be delivered By July l.
| Astoria, Greg, March es-A eaval
reserve corps has bees formed here.
SAvAxxAA, Ga. March 3s.-Geeefal
Graham, eo0masding the Depassnen,
Of the Gulf, left tonight for s. Angus
tine, Fla He said he found the troops
at Tybee il drss class eonditioa-
SAN FRAxcIsco, Cal March b. The
naval rendexvoos in this city has re-
ceived orders from Washingson 70 en-.
list frst-ciaA 6re0en, oilefp, mechAn.
les and able seAmen for service
/ CHICAGO, ILL., March 5s-Nayal ofs-
GERS on the retired liss who are BOZ
resident in Chicago have received no
tice from the Navy Department tia,
they are expected 70 hold thenselvel
Ia readiness for service and res.ors
ton 70 the active hist
Naval milltlAmsn are pFeparinE foa
call TO instant service.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March cs.-Ac:.
ing under orders from the Navy De
partment as Washington, suo Of ,ha
old monitors nov at League Islans
Navy Yard we're placed in the dr.
dock for repairs. The tvo boats eocke<
were the Catskili and Nahanf. Al
Of the monitors DOW # the navy yars
sill be Pepainsed, and other repair
necessary 70 pus them in condition
for fighting viii be made.
ERIK, Pa, March 1a-Fifsy-eigh
eaman, engineers and eigh, marine
# The warship Aichigap left thi.
norniug for the League Island Nav,
Yard.
WAsHIxGTox, March a5.-S>cresar,
Il War Alger has ordered troops ia tn
ar vest TO be in readiness TO NOV,
east II moments notice.
secretary Of tie Navy Long has il
| sued ihssFuc9jo ns that the naval OF
. GERS shall begin Immediately the in
specsion Of the naval militia With
view OF detefmlng exlctly hoW man,
men are able and willing to enter III
: services Of the United States IL neces
> ssry
".saIycTcS March z5.-C9-ro
: 1c-e SHE! 1.s tear ordered 20 osor.
!, 'lsbd Sc = 4! - Sc1sdron- s. H.1,
? - S@>1s v.-h - S-ccsivu .. fsE
=E-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31
PRINTERS Foa iarrkvEHrleu
Chicago ryr~xraPASeal U.S~1 ua.s. /,
War in Cxha >x~<r-A

ShfaSS Iyr>SrarAbrAl I ED~u " Ant. sA~
war in CSsa >s~Fp<&-
CEIcAso, March 5..-As the regular
meeting Of Chicago TypoErapeicaI
CRioa, No ls. held TO-DAY, the folleg-
inG open letter Was ordered sese-
Raphed 20 Wa2hieGson
". Z Mason, Seaa;or, and Colleagues.
Warrington, u. c.
Chicago Typographical L nios, Nc
Is. believes thai the eioQaen Appeals
20 the inseliiGerce Of The Ane1lcan
people By Senators Thurston, Procfoe,
and GallinSe1 in the United States
senate. on behalf Of the Starving
women and children Of Cuba place the
United states in position where their
duty to civilization and Humanity il
clear This Union, Therefore, calls
0ron the Chicago Congressmen and
Senators from Illinois TO insist upoa
the nited States demanding tina. the
butchefy. starvation, ard inhanAn
policy p0rsred By Spain in Cuba IN
der Ruise Of so-ealled warfare shali
cease forthwith, and in the name Of
humanity, which rises superior 10 d.
plSmaey and precedent 20 enforce such
demand imDediately-peAeeAbly IL
possible. by force Of arms IL necessary.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31
yFprE.I PRISON FOE LOT THER>
InNNICIN.

THK CArcA-IAS Is: received naD-
Ter o. inquire. about The proposition
70 establish Federal prison for the
south in North Carolina, and Also -
70 the nature Of The contract made VIII
The State By which Federal prisoners
are low being pu. il the peniieniisrg
.. Raleigh.
For the information Of the public We
vii state tha. in l.el bill vas passed
through Congress providing for the
building Of three FEDERAL prisons IN
the United States. one Of which Was TO
Be located in the Seuth- Through some
oversight, however, the bill failed 70
provide ID appropriation for the con-
s,ruction Of these prisons, And for snai
reason the bill has Fever become oper-
alive. Supplemental bills have been
offered by both Senator'S Pritehard
and Butler, making An appropriation
for the building Of such prison IN the
south and to secure the location OF the
same in North Carolina
In the meantime, however. Col. Jas.
Z. Boyd, Assistant Attorney General,
IA. succeeded in getting the Depart
nent Of Justice 20 make contract
with the state penitentiary here 20 re-
ceive prisoners from the South instead
O. having them carried TO New York.
a. has been the case in the past. For
the Information of the public We viii
state tha, the terms Of this contract.
which vas concluded Feb. IS, lSSs,, are
a. follows:
The North Carolina penitenslsry
will receive, feed, c!othe. and furnish
medical attention and medicines TO
L ni.ed States prisoners for = cents
Per capita per day.
The Attorney General, under this
contract hes assigned TO be confined in
the North Carolina penitentiary, Fed
ersi prisoners from the eastern and
western districts Of Virginia: the east
ern and western difsrlcts Of North Car
DINA the eastern, middle and western
districts Of Tennessee; the northern
and southern districts Of Georgia: tbs
northern and southern districts Of
Florida: the northern, middle snt
southern districts OF Alabama: tn:
northern and southern districts o.
Mississippi: and the eastern and west
ern districts Of Louisiana.
! II will Be seen from the above tha
Col. Boyd has succeeded in getting
contract made which will be very 80
v.nt.Seous TO North Carolina Oshsl
states in the South are clamoring To-
the erection Of this Southern Fedora
prison in their borders: 50 il . FEEDER
al prison va. to be built there voul'
be . hot contest between the Southern
states a TO which should secure it. A
il is, through, Col. Boyd's foresigh
and pronp, action, North Carolina ha
already secured tie contract for &C
. commodating these prisoners in on
own State penltensiary and on term
that are probably worth more TO th
State than the establishment Of Fed
| eral penitentiary would BE- II is prob
able that the North Carolina peniten
, tiary can hold indefinitely this cor
tract with the government, and in thi
; view of the case North Carolina is No
: very much concerned about the estat
j lishment Of . Federal penitentiar!
: unless il were An absolute eertairt
D that it could be established in Mort
d Carolina, and even then it is probabl
!. that the present Arrangement is th
b better one.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31
GEN veooeoes Fsa PEACE.

HAs LAbore1 Cnder the PresSAeass GuSA-
aAee to Avert War.
1ADRID. March 2!.-El Epoca prines
in Spanish and English the following
full authofiEe0 ssateRent" BY United
States Ninistef Woodford:
NY 0neial positioa foebiAs ~ ~.
ing anything aboasthe aipleoafie d.
ties insF0ste4 % ny care. The Presi-
aent desires peace beeveea Spain And
the United SkAtes and peaee in Gaia
Ever since I Was accredited 1 have
worked b. his direoeie0s Al aDAar -
EuiAanee fer peao9 anA ehAn . vRk
- long - az oecRediteA
Il have beea . soa1fer ana kDov u
hoeros q var, and day, q alvays,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31
WOMAN'S
WORK.

AaF -
Asge de-
elwO that
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hp0rwiE'o
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Foxs1seiy
sxR a %
hossa ads
vho vUk a
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1000 seoRo
n6 h1 The
sight q.
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aesdisg
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31
WHAT eoeez Will ACCEPT.
The Cuban G~,~raI WEiE.x 70 PAY >s~i
0eeoy coo 600

The Cuban G~n~rai " siiEES 70 Pay >f-sAn
oees. eoo. GO
HAvAxA. via hey West, March IL
Genefal Goao<I has written Q letter 20
the Junsa in New York. reis<rs.srG
his purpose 70 accept eo,hing bot the
coedisioas Of the Monte Crisco deela-
ration. He nys he 10 wiling, hovev-
er, 70 pay Spain $40 6nO parehAse
money, il needed He 10 also anxIoos
that The Spanish soldiers Who remain
here shoald help II the res1ilcing Of
Cuha's eoa8efeial greafresA General
Conner Aya he las EeAref $3.50 thas
% LOO men gader arns, and 10 gaisieg
recruits daily
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31
Thsse Dreatfi Sores

Tney ceuesnsss6 - 9Ssoas u Sesss
q TrasHsssse eve nsW rhsy aso
oonn,aa "A WoooesfAe Wo<k-
-Fu< zzzary y>z. I ssve s~<a srsss
snSsrxr ws.a xarscs.< s~za. O. o7s d ny
Hza.- My Sort an1 tno os.D< sisesA-
faisy sxoxs~z- wh<s I sss-nt sp eus31
sesl sA< saoo1 r=.htzg 60~. ss~ re-ns q
sAax nrna Oar day ] secs1<ssAliy IA ny
soos sxzsa>s >1E< osJees and sos< srO-ks
O.. whsra eozesnor4 10 .p<-.c as< uss
sxce~tsagsy painful eo1easd<e
rsec~s . ssoce pzYssx AID s~<ss taking
Eocc's Sx-<a2-:fla- Il . scorI time
those dr-z1.zi s7-ss wAscs had csnsrc
re 50 -zrA srs<rinS. hsazr 10 h>aL l
key. o. faithfully ush Eeoc's Sa.ar-
-lfsa- ana "a . sso-s tine NJ IIzs uss
c--r .ssexely kezi-d and tss so-~s rsre ne
&c ano-s patz- caes0 Be Too Ihaakfsl
so- the - sn1e-tzl xork Hoecs Sa-Apa-
-iEia- czs done fog me- NK> A. z
GrrSpx Ex-Snn1 y-~Dous
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31
I pray that pea.e may csctirue BE-
tween the land Of Colsness ast tes
land Of Waskingtoe-
RESPONSIBILITY FOa csaFucr.

S1vfifs~x W~rSA- >ays fAs Is<Asr.- " Al
Pts~e is ~s L aGs~x >rs.~~-
PaRis, March r-The Journal Des
Dehasa, referring 70 The spaeise-A0ef-
lean sisaation, Ays:
spain viii 6efeez Der rgbfs UIie
admirable conssaoey, and the eivilire1
world will place upon The CrIies
States the responsi oiiify foe . ooseict-
which . section Of the poelic seems 10
demand
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31
S.S.Sl%%S<B Bleed

il far ahead of all other remedies
for this purpose. It is . rsal
blood remedy which promptly
purifes the blood and thoroughly
renovates the entire system, tonap
and strengthens the stomach, and
renews the appetite. Il is the
only safe tooie, being purely vees-
table, and the only blood remedy
guaranteed 30 contain no arsenic,
sulphur, mecary, potash or other
mineral substance, which il of %
much importance TO all Who know
the injurious effects of these druas.
Nature shoaA be assisted by IA
lures remedy, s. s. s. Take
s. s. 8. and y we'll all summer
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31

The War Department closed con-
tracts Saturday for 10000 pounds Of
gun cotton. to be used for submarine
mines. The name Of the Constructor
wss no. made public. These suhma-
riDe mines are laid by the War Depart
ment and not by the Navy Department,
as is commonly supposed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31
Again We a.k Why the great ma or-

The Railroad Commissioners in re-
dncing passenger rates(have done their
duty. Let them stand By their deei-
sion. The courts and the people viii
sustain them.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31

THK CAUcA:I ~ 8. Dad 70 into the
hone OF every man Who favors the
s1esezs Of TIE reform Ard silver fore
Is. /, is essential TO keep informed
= The issues, to learn the work o.
the enemy And how 10 meet and de-
feat the schemes Of the goldba&s
and nonopolists- Each week THE
CAUCASIAN has articles on these
lines. Is veil IS what the National
and Stale forces Are doing to pro
mote saeeess. II you Are interested
and are earnestly in favor Of the sue
essses Of he reform snt, yon
will ende.vor to get your neighbor
TO read TEk CACCAsIAS. Ask him
to read yoa. paper, then call again
and see If he does not want TO sub
scribe 20. it. Try it broshe. to help
spread the eirea '.tion Of TIE CAU-
cAsIAS. 70. every reader you can
get for i, yo1 may rely upon getting
that mans vote for the principles i'd
voeatei b. the Peoples party.
The Southern Railroad. ole Of the
great political agencies o. the Ro,hs-
childs gold syndicate, i. very much
alarmed for fear the people viii elect
an honest legislature that they cannot
buy, bull-doze or scare. This is Why
they are 50 anxious to get the Gov
srnor to compromise with them on the
nineiy-njne year lease, the passenger
rate question, and other similar cues
lions. They know that if these ques-
tons 90 before the people in . cam
paiEn With full discussion that . Just
and righteous verdict sill be rendered.
This Is what the Ro;hschilds -over-
| seer fears. Hence lis efforts to try
to drag the Governor Unto . deal to
sidesrack these questions.
Governor Pingree 10 bis message say .
that the great corporations own one
third the property of Michigan and
pay one twenty-sixth of the taxes- 1t
is good thing that Gov. Pinsree is q
Republican else he would be denoune-
ed as dangerous azisator and = POI
ulist- Indeed it has come to pass tt.
whenever any man tells the truth -
expresses patriotic utseranee he il s.
once set down ~ q Populiss by ga
whole monopoly press.
Again We Ask why the great major
ity of the Democratic papers in North
Carolina refused to publish Bryani
letter in favor OF cooperation There
Was nothing these papers could hav,
published that vas more important o.
that the people would have read viii
more interest than Bryan's letter. Ar
. these papers opposed to Bryan: Ar
these papers secretly working fol
Cleveland and Ransom, and their in.
famous policies: Let honest mel
: watch them.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31


NV YORK, March Alt ras an
nounced to-day n the once Of the b.
reau for the selection Of vessel. for the
Cnised States Navy that Fred Gala
tins steam yacht Almy has been pur-
chased BY the government She will
Be ovefhauled and prepared fog naval
d1y IT the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Lieut. Commander J. d. J. Kelly. OF
the board, vent 20 Chester, Pa to- day
70 inspect the steel tug Horatio Hale.
Lewis Lackenhach late today was
negosiasiHg with the board for The
sale Of the Nov Then, . yacht capable
OF going At rate of twenty-five nan
teal miles An hour. Mr.. Lucxenhach
said that he W1s endeavorine 70 dis
pose Of the steam yacht Tiilie, $40 groas
tons register, now undergoing altera-
tons The yachts Ituna, PeFroGrine,
Illaware, and the tug kase Jones, Of
the Boston ToWboaf Company. we're
negotiated for to-day.
Lieut. Sergeant has gone to Perth
Amboy, y. J. where be win inspees to
morrow the subHarine boat PluneeS,
invented and designed BY John G
Holland.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31

Untes tie as0s. a. "A. a.
Yoek SAB. q Frsely La ss,r,.
scrong ape suxs-.tF- ~
leAt~f:
silessly are socr-ig sn
sissSoce- IAe s.gueriL Ia.
10 knoVr as TIE -. --. t,.--.-
has been exery~c g :. @--r .l-r.-t.
cr1fion froE TIE co-r-- % = "a.
which s.Ases1ar.s = Ea-t- .-.,zrl
with singular c4-.rr-.. s- a1.,,
is,<eesss. Il utlcE A. l-t-- q II, =
cisting political .-r.- "a ryr|
s1eoeei rated q oozz-rr- s0le ~.
yea: the clase Q, IA. - -s.c q. Z,
Ic1af5c neGosIsfiOc. .EaE 9. a.
rad 70 vAY. ~ any ~ -Ia.rt-|
TED states they vS-. a. &.
gf1ee Of Scacist otraAr =ao..s,s
and The CEsan s-ruSx -'l- -zyasl
hrSfayed- anc Ter IL a t-s,-
VrifAisg Gnc>s -,ac- -----. ~,
Voaia give TIE .sSc- ., r 20 iuss-sl
q the eeeae q sr7-. ir---s--.lut
Never were tlsre.- E-- O. -.shr..I
sigt.sA IL tcls EOV.-rm--i .aa1f|
follow The ADVICE o, - -r~ 81
sefese and retraIr fru- a.: ..y.txs|
besrs-fel, loc0rSs 6: -.- A1-n|
people ane ste eXp-c-a; fal<
eS1ntries TIA; tie CEtl- a. /. ns|
stopped tkroogt or az 80
nake The noss la1erta- ..n-- ,
vessEeas ever arovr .F-1tzl.J II
voald be co0Defc4A4ly .a..rsa .
$3.50 ~>s<rr~-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31

KEY WEST, FLA-. March S.-Reaf
Admiral Sisard. With hi. wife and
daughter, left Key West this aftefnoon
on the steamer fos Miami They are
going TO Nassau, and thence to Palm
Beach The Admiral expects 70 spend
several weeks resting IT Florida viz
ter resorts.
Capt Sampson has taken formal
charge Of the feet The usual cere-
mony in the change of hags vas omit
ted.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31
aAnE BeARo Of SURVEY.
Naval O6eer~ 20 Deseryaise the Di~p-~~s-
ti~a q the wr~<k

Naval O6e<r~ 60 Des<ryaise the Di~p~~s-
si~a Of the wr~~k
HAvAJA, March L.-Tbe Uei.eA
states Coast Survey steamer nsehe.
which LETT Key West ae o'clock lass
evening, arrived as noon to-day. She
nrooShe Cape Cha6Wset. Wbo. With
Lieo'. Co00aads1 Cow . and Lieut..
Co0mander wainwright, nov on the
Fen. will SeS - q Board Of survey 70
deeernine tie 1nal dispoeision q TIE
wreck q tie Maine. % far @ she Unit.
Cd states - co0ee1D<d.
TIE boofd vii consider THAT il hess
% BE deoe toward Faisieg tie wreck, IL
Is - toooHhe socA q thing 10 pos<i he.
and Also, IL raising the hall 10 not prae-
ele4oIe, what h the most feasible plan
Of 0ying certain valsabie porsiooa =
IL 10 aid By naval oficefs here that
the Beard Of Survey 10 coossisuseA a.
corolnG 20 rules in force in the navy.
aooef which the Ice Of eve1y article
q v4loe IN The navy must be accoanfeA
fo1. ffo0 q 0aD-of-var 20 q mariin-
spike Is 10 believed the board vim
reach decision - sooa - Au lis ~
oers are familiar With tie eoa6ifioa q
thiagA
Cap6 ChaAviek vas On the eosrs al
inquiry. Lieal Co00anAer Wais-
might has been directly in ehsree Of
tie dlviaG and vreckiae vork- ana
Lseok Co0mander Covles he's heen 4.
eAe A1rooe several veekA
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31

NSehis.. L~xi.i.s.r~ AS>ys E~.s,.ts~.s
in Fayox ef Ist<rp~ssS>e-
LANSING, Mich March 4l-Boch
House, o8 the Legislature this afleS-
noon unanimously adopted resolutions
denouncibg in strongest terms the acts
o. pain III Gs- r-.l@sSS. - IL q
deg c.ioS IT, y----cF -t---.--- :. -
inirs u The islArc - eec.AE.Ek la
IT, tine has co1e vh-r thss nsfioa
stc1 : rais@ 80 strong Arm IN Iae ran.~
- ssfi-e as hSE.a}Ey patrioSisz
-. marty. -nc gVs 20. y,-r.css c.
Cuba their blood-boaGhf freedo0 freG
the yoke Of Spanish neache1y are tyr
amy. To thai end We pledge the ID
Aiaissration Of Presiteas Mckinley
our enthusiastic support, and bad hia
gotspeed in the verk Of sphol2irg or
nasiocAl honor And pfese1ying ocr SELF
respect - . people and . nasior-
6ArieAidians fer service 4. Gaia
BKaI-H, March s-.-Ih< Ra-< ces-
reposaes, Of The Berlisef IAesala..
Gays:
-Riciossi GarihaIsi says thai II he
L nired State. viii eefray their exeez-
ses be vii ene1Se % sen: $500 CAR
I haldians 20 Cuba
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31

AAvASA, via Key West, NsreA ~
re Spanisb harbsr patrols have aooh-
- tee eaard aroaDa tie wreck q IL
AAne sanes the coossaetses' reQaese g
Z allowed - ne dynamite. The o.
80 are g prevent Any ne Of expao-
sives O TIE Wreck.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31
S 93l||!|
i3!fI8liI9

II il true wisdom for every.
body to take a thorough course Of
sxift's Specific just at this seasop
Of the year. The blood is slu8kiah
and impoverished, and the system
il full Of impurities which should
be elim;nat5d. In addition to
thoroughly cleansing the bleed,
and toning up the system % - to
avoid loss Of appetite and . gen.
eral rundown feeling in the
spring, S. S. S. 50 strengthens a.A
bsilds up - to fertify against the
many forms Of dangerous Hines
that abound during tie hot sum-
mer season. It is . very small
matter to take this preeaution but
it insures health and strength all
summer. Sxift's Specific