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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20

antldgs Der 6eigfeit Dor Elm &rIe98S
geri6t qeitellt perDen.
8tools's Gpmpdgnie rabm i4mdbz
lid 3eiBau8, ais Iie bsi'm PdtrpuIlt@
0ient bon ipanii6en S9arf6uBtn
angegrifan purDe. sic mar nit me9z
reren anl0ersn Gompagnien Gbgeihldi
porben, nm bic @eqsrD BON Grrppo
nab etpaigen IpuniIden Ru63ii8lern
a63uIudsn. Die 2euta ma6ten duer5
lei Mibe ii6er Die Spdnier uno 1pra=
den lafenD BON Der Recpgnosctrungsz
Sour uls elmer 6aIenia9o. sic ldA@
ten geraoe iiber Die 8smerfun8 elnes
GorporuIs. Die Spdnier Ieisn in San
Ssuan uno 3itterttn Dor 4ngit", ais
pl0Bli6 einige Ghi5Ie tnatterten uno
Die &ugeln bic @roe DOR ben 6rstnll@
liqen dufpii6lten. Die 06ioer ipran@
gen 6inter bic nd6iten 8Gume unO
ma6ten 1i6 i6uBbsreit, UNI il6 gegen
Den unIi6t6aren 5SeinD gu Derthsl0lS
gen. pa erIhoa OaS i9mdbllde
Commando: u7Fliebt, Sun9ens! Der
1sinD lit uns tauIsnOf03 ii%berle8en!"
@apitGn 8ioole IpQ oas Commando
a~6qeqe6en uno Damn in einem &dndl
unter Der StraBe S9uB geiu6t BADEN.
Die 6reipiQigen idben ibren 6ii9rer
retiriren uno ergriffen 0dnn ebentdus
bic 6lu6t. 8sneral 6uin8 erfubr Don
Ger 5lu9t uro galoppirte nit ieinem
Sta6s our 6ront, belt Die 6liebentoen
auf unO bsiaGmte tie 10, Dab tie &sbrt
ma6ten rno gegen ben 6eino porgt17
gen. DIS lie pie5 t6aten. ertldrten lie:
SIS lit ri9t uniere S4ulo! Wtr
er6ielten oas COMMANDO gum 3udS
8uge!!" GapitGn 8FoOle purOe 8enez
raj 6atns porgefiibrt un0 iagte odnn,
er babe ba8 COMMANDO nt6t gegeben.
Sin 2eitun98 : Correspondent, ben
bic Solouten fir einen Sffi5ter gebaIz
ten, babe Die O6en angefibrten Worte
uu8Qerufen. @r mamie ben gamen
De8 gorreIponpenten, aber gu ietnem
un6eil mar oiefer Correspondent CUR
3eit oes 4ngrtffe5 in &rropo i'm Sc
fprG4 nit 8eneral 6ains 9eEpeien.
Sine 8anoe ei~nQeborener Raufz
boIoe ma9te geitern 4benb einsn On
griff auf elm IpaniI6es SAFE, Der
Dur6 ben 8eri4t iiber Da8 0}aiIatre
in Giules beruria6t mar. U&ehrsre
ameritani56e Sffisiere, bic Iia in Dem
SAFE befanoan, Itelten Ii4 Der 8anoe
entoeoen uno pertrieben oieiel6e. Der
GiQent6umer De5 Gafes mar friiber
Elm Offi3isr Der Ipanii4cn Greipiaiz
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20

NuS!aNpIlu e uHo eIIgeIHlLl ue PLOS
butte.
9. aHst,IV s sObn, S Chsgra'ts5trass.
9ants, SupeIierz unb 2tpot6etezg iu'
ri6tungen.
9. Z. gautsg, 9-l3 @tts@rattsStrabs.
8Gubol3z6dnoIer.
Sbos. guttbsirs L SObH, GontonsSOenus aHs HS
SEQ. 8. sIoaR { Bro. Ala atabtRraSsD.gBsrftt
8aubDl8 unb 6oI339reibez Miibten.
8raus uRo G~efrigerdtpr : Hteuitlien.
saaaas SlsbbiHs. IL OhsefrmaH=StFaBs.
G;garren uu0 8idtter> Sabat.
8n. q. 9ssO & Co., 81 SOutb.etrabs.
gioer uab @5ig.
a;Ois 9,msE 4 556Ht, III Gsutbs6tSabs.
@onbiter.
Die Geo. Slpme & 6obu 60, 6f7 90 sSaltimerssr.
0idmanten, Qbren u. S9mudi d4eR.
q. Gpptn5simtr & BRO. l21 tRsSaItimOrssStr,
9ampfmai9inenz unb &efelz6abris
fanten.
9bos. 6. gGHbor { So, . 2iebtssttaBs.
SoRn 8. gNt. S32-S94 lOrDs&OaiSassGttabs.
9rd5tpddrer.
Gufar 4 &C., gil RorbsSopagSsS traBe.
DrpQuen.
eiIp;s 2dn6SoH ! &C.. l24 atabtsStraB''
GlepatDren.
sss. saits' e5bus, grutts u. 9EsFSsnt'StEasE
Gtisnpdaren.
sobu 2asr q e6bnt, q 6ho.SbarlessS trabt.
6. eeOtt 4a9ue { @ruOsr, 362 @orO;@aps St.as,:
Cnhk & dsuFiug EnrhnnrG 10 lUI ODDttuSR
SjGss.
@iIen unb Stdbl.
B. q. 1rOtb's e5bHs. 100 eaOsGbarIss'struse.
Gmoiuirte unb 8le6paartn.
gsattbai. 9HGrum & Co., 100 @lno0sF'5tru6s.
Seniterz Rpuleaur.
8. o. aupsis9 & sruOr, Il eaOsGbarIss'StrabE
Strides RinbfleiI4 un0 SGptiRes
fleiInzBDtIer.
grnour & g.. $50 Rsa:9gatt,stgabt
5rii6te unO Bro0utte.
eebrHosr etsUeps. 2O6 eHosG6aTIes=StEats
Gas unb OelzOefen.
u. @asrttsl & sObn, 1000 Glteonua. Strait
@Ias, Oelfurben uno 5irni6e.
@s6raOer &%anliuc, '933 siOseolDGTo: { trade
Sirl56ga, &9n4noe[ \ 70. no ENCOURAGEMENT
RutI6en uno ale Sr-ten Wdgen.
fastb & Diet, Er. 25, @prtb' Strobe.
GdffeezSmporteure unD zTo1ter.
ABE G~nfsrsriis Ruffet Co. 208 O~hs9ombarofr.
&leiher.
smsa@ gros. ( GO, u 9Osii9s ;giass.
Rur3I uno S9uittpuuren Il. !. NJ.
p8altiuors Bargain 6ouie,' 2l6 g8 .sSaltimOrttE.
2anbntrt6i9aftlihe @erGtbI9aIten.
6. 8. 2ambrrb Co., l2 SigEtsSrabe.
GQde.
gebrRe:. Bern, p Ga.aSnbOrOzstrab
QitBOgrdp6en.
q. 6sen u e., ssIiHato2itr.. Rdtsbaus osgsRlbsr,
W~te6lbdnDler.
6. 6. Stut & Go, ia sdOs@oDurOsStra
Neutrality-suspicious..
grabanrs 8ursbOuit. 9uvtsaOt. L. SOIp9iu:str,
9upier unb 9upierz9i
eW'k, StTOu & Co., % eahsGburlss'straBs
gIumbereM ateriuGten.
Die SOmts RObertiOn gIfg. Co., 80 9aHOOsr'str.
YuB5 IND W"e[BfDGQrPn.
armRrpug, GGtOr l. Go, 8 s9stsSalt.mOrs:Gt r.
S9nlttndren.
@e6raor 5traub, 43 Soptinsz Ftace.
Sauiel Iliner & Go, % 9Ogtius=9ldce.
o.. M. Sutton J. Co., 80 3optins=9laes.
Strmapftpauren, 9anbi6ube. auras
Wuaren II. |. N.
Sreios ( 56bus. 223 notwithstanding
&eppi9e, @a4stu9 uno Seppi9s
S9nur.
SGufs & gruOer, 2l5 gBsis &trmaasStrGbs.
Seppi9e.
o. 6. Griffith & Co. 403 cis9alttmOrss e traba
S9iirsu, Rabmen urD GGben.
G.ani 3. g9atIiHs & Co., 400 GfsgrGtts5 trabs.
@irtbT9afts : Ginribtungen unn
8iQcrbzSi9e.
s. 4 @aHter. 9-l9 8tts gruttsStrass.
0bist;sg, @einr i. +. &c.
~. 2auaBaH & eobu. 20 ~qiabtsStrabG.
Die SOtti6alt Co.. LOG 9iqbtsStrake.
YD,I, ,trS Nyrrp,EF,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20

F5e. Gaptt.e. uuo GpiG'1sSr-aBe Sas. GIlrE
@rhi., !. y. Gabfclsr, RuiRrtr.
GmsEiCau @aiiouaI Ss5i Saoo6ssdf 2ios' aaS
@ap.str. Soihuu q. CSrHtt, 9FaI.; stmon D.
Qtuti6t Cant ode galimcrg s.o Sorf5aosssr.
q. y. 5bull. 8,di. AuGui SSt0,t, RaiRrtr.
gsop!ts pant Gfs ouptil5sNllct NIB eombdrohr-
8, y. 2pOif, Br5i, 9oi 81 4e&,Atg &siF5,t.
"t55 oIsg " w"t srdfb. @ aldi / 99.9ESoiHiSs6r.. a5if: ~.
0sTmgW ScgiHE5' gGUl, iNl 3tt=SdltlUt0tts1t
qTdi. 6bas. SpiIman. ebd5Hsihr aarl 2tsbaa
GtrmaGia eogiuas' GAM BON Baltimore. G8s
SOm5urDs MD @albWaious5irahe.
ulstroaoittaR Sorings' @aGI ron Ssalu2'i egg'
Gt7trtoii a9aoin5: gaanf Gaoof,6ds Charles uns
s6agmtifsT SSSa GaSIttt; gits.QrdbOmi So
glGrglano Sapiuss' Gent pou Baltimore. Sss
%llIlWorcs mo S1GjClps5tr. &TlRo'Ht Nm.
CcHrU Galontu. ian. ShaBWttitU Slu. Nloub.
Ct, Samts Sautu5s' 9auf Gdt baltimore Str
Hno Notouts.@os 3gtjasGtiifs; H''oP'p'Sd'
s'iss I si gr9g. S,g,o'G e. Esg +, SaT S5R.sI.als
9iIber unb RQ6meu.
GuEf Bros. & 60, 2l3 gDehs6imOsns5 trabs.
Biscuit uro Graders.
SGHH 3. MaioU 90. Il ShsSratts5irass
gI,dtofein, GiIsnblea. 20tbmetaT
u, !. no..
esOH, GO2utu & Go, 8ltsra NM ai0btsStrab'.
Bletr06rer, @lejtafe(n uno SnrOt.
Sic Semss @o5;rtioz Wf0. &C., 30 SaHoBsrsStr.
8u6RarbIupg uno 3eitun95=4 geHtur.
.9altim5rs 3s:o5=60..s .SuHzs8tbduos.
5rduerel SlDeIgs.
gHbuierzSui3sGo.. IL suo-gutau=StraBs
Surtb0l0mdy FtclUiHg 60, 21 Gun=GcutrulsApt,
aoam S6siSt, Si2 SHbzGuta,5zStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
Elabr bOu aaacmrincm SntereRe.

Gitp 9aa - 0ortBz unOGcgiugtOns
itraBe.
@aI6ington , adjournment g2t.
8ernon : Place.
Sobn8 Soptin5 : lniperftdt
Toro : SoparbtraBe.
Sobn5 9Optjn5 9OIPita! - gorbz
9rOuopap.
S6lu6ten : Monument - GulOettz
unO 6aDettetraBe.
8rd6 BON Sugar Guen Poe -
@eItminIter : &ir4bof 6opettes unO
9reeneItraBe.
9ruiO Sin Bart - gu errei9en
nit n0rOlj4 laufenOen 8aggOns.,
9atterion Bart - gu erreI9en nit
Ditlia l~auienOeu Wuggpns.
Sort W(c6enrD - Occult : Bpint.
6rauen : GOueg - CT. paul unO
%. Strabe.
qeaboop = SnItjtut unO MuIitzgOns
IerDutorium - Mlouut 9srnonzPlace.
GRATIS 5rei : 8i6liotbet - W(uls
berrp1traBe, ua6e GatbeOralitraBe.
&Qt6eDrale - WtulberrDz unO Gdz
tbtoraltraBe.
Ereimaurcr : 3empel gOroa
G6Qr-esitrabe.
Dbl 6eQ1ms 3empel 49, Gat6es
bralz uno SaratogaitraBe.
@6umber Of Commerce - 9OuIDGps
unD 8aterItraBe
0eut5 Geriatsgebduoe 6d9ettes
unD ct. 9aulitraBe.
PoItge6duOe - Japettez uHO Gdlz
DertitrGBe.
MarDlan0 Snititut - 8u.timOrez
unb 6arriiouitraBe.
Cardinal Gibbons RGiibeH3 -
Charles unO UtulberrDItraBe.
GutalD 4lace - 3aLpt : Bromea
naoe, perldn8ert p0rOli4 an @uIaDS
bon 9~olp6InitraBe,
Younq Ileu's G6riitidu Qnocias
tion, Gentral Gc6au0e - G4atIesz
uno SaratogaitraBe.
NtdDemis Der WjfenipaFten -
6rdntIinz un6 Gutbe0raITtroBa.
GurroQ Bart uro 0as allie WO9nz
bdu5 BON G6drle5 Gurrou UDn Gdrz
roqton. - M}1n uebme bic Columbia
Qoenue : 0aggons.
0eut56e Glu6s 2otaIe.
rGermaujaz U(dunerAOr, 2ombar0z,
nd6e GutapzS iraBe.
,@srmania Glu6," 6aDette=, na5e
GuIaiOzStrdBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
ScrnherunGeH

6suerperT derunss : @eieui 4aften.
Qfo,iatsO III, IH,g Sni. 60, ( 5out5s5trabf,
R0pll Sui. So. 2lI Cds~SlltimolssStyG
MUdant5' & u V0uio;tugcy5' Sui. Go. sQsaIhr'
@,bdUbe.
Ragolano Sire. JI Go, 404 gatsrs5tEab,
Ratioual Sire Sui Go, G0ujpaDs uuO g9atersStE
ScIuucD Sire SUI. 60, 300 UatcrzStrabe.
gsHtHal Sire Sni. ". 300 ChlGerlngtonsS tEake
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
r1tll- Enmhrnniain
8dnien.

aaliimot, 6ruii & guarant,t Go, Gquisa5l, glSs.
Safe 5ep0Et Z fruit Co., u SouibsStraBs.
8Paadanb S.aft 80, II SoUtbsStrabs.
guetoiaa Srut j StYoFt Go. 2 4.sGalprtsSit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
YBDQe uno 4~yrpDuffe

WolIe uno YrpDufte.
s!aTon a,pis, 80 sd0'G6arics .strabt
Wuagen uno Disqualification.
StEe Rarosn. 100 eib.G6arlsssStrabs.
GnbetatI.
BicgcIes Gap 3ube60r.
G. 2. aOqHe, Jun, Co.. II gBets&tEtHgtOEsstr
@iieHpaarcn.
3. 4. n. adams, Gutaps mO GTaH:iiHsStraSa
5Iaggro unb Banner.
gtbraSsr etstO, 2l5 @orO=GbarIes s5:Eess.
@r0cers.
SEQ. q. IegaD & 60. 22O @OrOsGbasIsss6 tIaBs
SoI5 unb &oblen.
gebritor SrelDn, II @or5saoaiOdps StraBG
0adrpdure1.
6. GuoHot, GutaiUs unO 2srin0tons6trabe.
9iite uno Pel5e.
q. Q. SaUIOr 1 90. 5 slsrOsGa!Oerts Strabs.
SuDeltere, Silberz uHo piatttrte
WdGrEH.
Relib & Srs.. 5 GhsedlRnscss6traS
eiI,s. 9srpaHger & 60. 10 CfsgaltimOrs'GtE.
&unDeni3neiOsr.
Wsrb i 1ter3 6 Ci=8altimotesS trabs.
2tnnen unD @eiBpuureH,
gIdrt & stsD,us. 2l2 2Orosg9arlessS trabG
Y206eln unb Seppi1e.
So 4 3urnbuu, iuH., i Co.. Is 98tRs@ aItimOtsRt,
quBpooren, M}dnte[ uno S6nitt=
@qdren.
9. saIOmOn & 60, aeIiHstOns unb eibsrtos StvasL
pterbege 6irre un0 &uti9eR.
@. 9. gabeOd &C.. 4 BetsG apo.tssitaba
S9ube.
gsSrsbsr llrnsr. 25 Cf.galtimors.st Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
lSaus un0 eibz8eieQidaften

DuuS IIIU NtIU~OtItuI WQTIeH.
Gropcutipt SaDiHQs & Qoan, POI CT germanFr.
Ionumsptal SGriHgs & 2oar, @auf d Valfimssa.
WGrp,GHe Clubbing & gOaS III ga.psSuilbiae.
9a.ioIal grifoiHg AhOe., biocliigs@sbdHot.
Gauitlbls 400. & SOaH Aioc.. I0l gDattr.5 ssabl
OrunpeIgentbIm uRb 9urieben.
G6ag. G. Garage. 70 Gis9.EiHatU Gtrabt.
ecrgeaHt & EiH9eg, Central Gagiues gaHt.
9iryi g. SUlaH x 4efis, 10 iItsSegiHqt5HsStE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
Die psabONp- fur DtrfGruHaS.

@efeuidaft BON Baltimore.
81 g. 415, mater @ tr@6ep
b.r BohOiFcs'aps. stssnabsr.
gle if lest bertit, ale artrH 6ebduoe, WobeIu uno
GautEannsnaGrtHs in Der StGet obeT aut BEN SGHoe
auI Gin 5ahI sSsI iiIssre 2erlaiHt ~ petroleum
9IISttereH:
Sefe 4nioH, SsrctHdHe @. eetrses.
francis Rhite, gplldT odrnep.
Riharb @roumen, Sabreru =. Sanes.
n. q. Muan, SGmts ID BetGS.
SslbUd %. Sdr5eu, y. ~. SGmss.
SbSntaS &. SaEep, @Idfoen.i
SRfalaro .. 9oa, SetTctdr.
(AprtH0,1S) Srifith SeeIsmpeTs 1dIissSstt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
TinaE3ieneS.

SdhfIeT5 IND Ntdtl.r.
GUNNER & 9edeT, p SoutGs5 .gaBs.
Samblftcu & Co., 8 SgutbsStraB:.
2o!Dults & 8stlpUoo. Si0d-Gr3aHge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
Gitrins's mtSiiinifdes SnFttnt,
1908 Gft.8alttmOrcftraRe.

esniuIttrtHbt ssIsts Or. Mnna @ierins uHe
@F. &ebl. I. GleTtHS. l1sai2I, DiglSL0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
sFeuereW QInenfen.

Waur0 It SVuatap, 81 Sputb=5tr6bt.
10. z. Sbadtlfrrp, 10 SIO-0onthapsStrdBe.
e.. y. III BAL & Go, % HosSonip1psSttaN
8irdbtao 4 SobH, 800 @liersStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
tper6e n.

GapitGn 8ib6le, GOmpugnie 6, 4.
ObiOer 6~reipiaigsn, lit nod INNER in
4rrOpO in 9aft uHb piro unter Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20

Qebeng 9erf6erunQ5 : 8eieus
fG,aften.
Sb. mutual 9if, SE'. s.. DON ReDs9OrR 2g
@crWuU=StScbg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
&erIcbieDcnc5

Mr6ltetten.
y. 8. 9itl:r. 9uilbGs' GTbaHes.
8uAn= uno 9ampfersgiQete.
Woitubaum s 2aubsr, s27 Cfs9altiR6r,s5 trlss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20

INDEPENDENTLY
gpiniam g.. Weifaoer, 823 gaItimor sStrabs.
Gtas. Scr3oQ 4 56bn. ll2 Ch=2srtu0tous5 traBt.
WWaiuQtr 4 GalUcn. Baltimore Il. 81. 9dulsStr-
S.Hro S5mik 4 Sobur 10 CfsGegingtoEsStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20

G,o. s6iaing, aisquttbs unO g~toaumeutsS truBL
@ermunus TrancS, &aHt' uno N~Go.ts5Strott
6rjeDhofe.
Rnuhan Qsr! Gsmsttre. Id asrbaGhaEssagtraba
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
OeidGits<@ e9Weiier.
3uOer(d0igcr lOe0Wci(er
-poa-
bfrUorragraSsn 9aItimorcr 4irmrn
GnarOs.

&uSIdnbiiae uno einbeimii@e PrOs
butte.
9. RHsftIV s Sobn, S Ghsgra,tsStrass.
8antz, SupeIierz unb Qpot6etezGIH'
rl6tungen.
9. I. Gauttg, 9-l3 @tfs&rattsS trabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20

Putentz 4nDGlte.
Wuuu / &c.. gaIperts uHO 5GgsttssS trubs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-04-20
DEATH OF GEORGES P. LATHRop.

New York. April 19.-George Parsons
Lathrop, died today at Roosevelt hospital
after very brief illness.
Mr.. Lnthrop was received at the hos
pital on Saturday suffering from COM
plication Of diseases. Last night his
brother, Francis Lathrop, was notified
that his casa was not considered at all
perature rose suddenly and he died before
there was time to summon his wife or
any of his relatives to his bedside.
Mr.. Lathrop was born in Honolulu,
Hawaii on August "a, 1851. He showed
a literary bent at a very early age. He
was only "a when the chair Of assistant
editor of the Atlantic Monthly was
offered him. He filled it for two years.
He turned from that magazine to the
work of editing Boston Sunday news
paper. Before this. in 1871. he had mar
ried Rose Hawthorne, daughter of the
great novelist, Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Sometime ago the Lathrops came to New
York, but soon moved to New London,
| where Mr.. Lathrop wrote voluminously.
| There was a great snsation in 1891,
when both Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrop were
| baptized into the Catholic church. Mr..
Lathrop was bitterly attacked by the
papers. and published replies, defending
| the church of his choice and his wisdom
in joining it. The literary world was
again astounded when it learned that
| Rose Hawthorne had given up her home
and decided to devote her life to a mis-
sion for those afflicted with cancer.
H..In 1879 he purchased Hawthorne s
former home, The Wayside,'' in Con-
cord, Mass, and remained there until
1888
Mr.. Lathrop founded the American
copyright league.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-04-20
CoRTEs MEETS TODAY.

Madrid, April 100 P. M.-This eve
ming the parties constituting the Cortes
held their preliminary meetings. Senior
Silvela presided over the meeting of the
conservative minority. In the course of
his remarks he advised all conservatives
to support the government.
The Republican party has sent mes
sage to Senior Emilio CASTELAR,, appeal
ing to his patriotism to take part il the
parliamentary campaign. The COM
munication points out that,
During the present situation it is the
duty of the Republicans to maintain an
expectant attitude towards the mon
archy, but at the same time to stand
ready to make the sacrifices demanded
by patriotism, in the face OF powerful
enemy, flor the defense of Spanish
sovereignty over Cuba, the preservation
of which is demanded by the history.
security and rights of Spain"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-04-20
SHORT SESSION OF HOUSE.
Weary Body Adjourned Little Afte,
Twelve O'Clock.

Weary Body Adjourned Little After
Twelve O'Clock.
Washington, April 19.-The House pre-
sented most desolate appearance when
it convened at noon after the weary all
night session, and the members were late
in arriving.
The gal leries were almost deserted.
While the journal. which was very
long, was being read, Mr.. Hager, Repub-
lican of Iowa, chairman of the committee
on enrolled bills brought in the Cuban
resolutions which had.been enrolled under
his personal direction.
The Speaker Immediately signed them,
and as soon as the reading Of the journal
was completed at 10. 16 he announced his
signature.
There was no demonstration. The en-
rolling clerk at his side seized the resolu-
tions and hurried them across the Capitol
Mr.. Grosvenor. then, as a question of
personal privilege, had read at the clerk g
desk an editorial in New York paper
commenting upon his statement in the
House on April Z, that "this war would
be fought under the banner of the Repub-
lican administration of this government
or it will not be fought at all.''
Mr.. Gr3svenor explained the circum-
stances under which the statement was
made. He had been delighted with the
record the Democratic party had made
and in the statement he had only meant
that as the present administration had
three years to run, that the war which
was upon us must be fought during it's
life or not at all.
He had meant no reflection and had ap-
pealed to both sides of the House to stand
by the executive who had been assaulted.
while on this subject" concluded Mr..
Grosvenor, II desire to say 1 believe this
war will be theoretically waged in
military sense and the legislation neces-
sary to carry it on, and believe the re-
spose to the call to arms will be unani-
nous. There will be no political divis-
ion. 1t will come from Democrats and
Populists as we'll as from Republicans.
and especially do l believe the response
to patriotism will come from every
Southern state and that the whole Union
will share the triumphant echo of loyal.
ty." (Great applause. } suo 8}l
Mr.. Dingley stated that in view of the
fact that the House mad been sitting all
night and that the members were weary.
he would move to adjourn.
Accordingly at 1928 p. NJ, the House
adjourned
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AMERICA ALL TO BLAME.
Spanish Address From the Throne
50 Declares.

London, April 20.-The Madrid CORE
spondent of the Standard telegraphing
Tuesday, says:
81 understand the Spanish speech from
the throne will review the whole course of
the relations between Spain and the
United States with view of showing
how Spain in her relations with America
and her treatment of the West Indian
colonies has spared no effort to make con-
cessions and reforms compatible with her
rights. to conciliate her colonists and to
preserve friendly relations with America;
whereas the United State has all along
persisted in seeking pretexts to interfere
in the purely domestic relations of Spain
with her colonies, and has persisted more
than ever since the advent to- office of
President Mckinley, in menacing and
diplomatic notes trying to interfere in
the settlement of the Cuban question.
$50 much so has this been the case, the
speech will declare that the United States
had constantly put obstacles in the way
of Spain when by negotiations or military
efforts spain has been on the point of
pacifying Cuba. The speech from the
throne will point out that the Spanish
government has steadily resisted the
American pretensions. while making all
possible concessions to America ON other
questions and would have gone even
further if America had only undertaken
to respect the rights and sovereignty of
Spain in Cuba.
: ''The document will lay stress upon the
fact that America has displayed increased
virulence and hostility since Spain grant
ed suspension of hostilities at the re-
quest of the Pope and the Powers. 1t
will make an earnest appeal to the nation
and to all parties, to be true to their
national traditions and to gather around
the throne and to vote the supplies neces.
sary to defend the honor and territory OF
Spain"
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his closing words when he sternly and
proudly declared that the government
hoped to secure the support of all
Spaniards. SIN defense of their territory
and ancient rights against more odious
and unfair aggressi ons than any of their
ancestors had repealed with the same
energy and courage
II the idea still existed in the mind of
any that war could be avoided, Senior
Sagasta's firm speech is regarded as
finally settling all doubts.
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Suspicious CONFIRMED.
Lewiston Officers Convinced Joseph Blais
Died of Poisoning.
ESPECIAL TO THE pREss.l

ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.l
Lewiston, April 10. Each new develop
ment in the case of the mysterious desth
of Joseph S. Blais, who died at the home
of Fred Bonville. Monday night, confirms
the suspicion OF foul play.
The police have been at work on the
case all day and have learned that
when Blais came into this city he had
with with him about 5000, a greater part
of which he was intending to send to
his home in Canada, when he fell IN
with strangers and started in on spree.
Monday night he became i'll, finally
becoming unconscious. Physicians were
death. The autopsy held today brought
forth evidences of poisoning, through
what agencies it is not known. The
stomach will be sent away for analysis
of it's contents.
From the result of the autopsy and the
discoveries made today, the police are
of the opinion that drugs were admin
istered to the liquor the man drank. The
drugs are thought to have been the cause
of the mans death.
Today it has been learned that Thomas
Moren was with Blais at tho time he
started off on the spree.
Another man associated with Blais at
the time he came here, has disappeared.
Who he is the officers refuse to say.
On account of today's developments q
warrant has been issued for an arrest.
The inquest which was to have been
held today was postponed until tomor-
row.
SUSPECTED POISONER ARRESTED.
Livermore Falls, April 19.-Thomas
Moren aged about 30, who was suspected
Of poisoning man styling himself Joseph
S. Blais, who died from alleged poison
ing at a house on Lincoln street, Lewis
ton. Monday evening and for whom. City
Marshal Wing issued warrant, was ar
rested at Riley's this afternoon. by Officer
Boliean of Lewiston and he is now lodged
in the lookup in this town.
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PRESIDENT DUNBAR RESIGNS.

Exeter, N. a., April 19.-Dr. Charles
+. Dunbar ha resigned as memb Der of
the Phillips: Exeter academy board of
the school. To the latter office John L.
Perry of this town has been chosen and
President Hyde of Bowdoin college ia
elected trustee. DR.. Dunbar resigns
on account of impaired health and by
reason of increasing duties at Harvard
college where he heads the department.
of political economy.
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WHEN TRAVELLING

Whether on pleasure bent OF business,
take on every trip bottle of Syrup of
Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and eff
fectuaily on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches
and other forms of sickness. For sale in
80 cent bottles by all leading druggists.
Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co. only,
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GAMMA GROUNDED,

Machias, April 19-The schooner
Gamma which sailed for Boston yester-
day, put back here today in leaking
condition. When off Charles Point she
suddenly filled and grounded on the bank
of the river When the tide went down
she fell into the channel, where she now
lies.
The schooners George d. Berry, Flynn,
bound for Boston, went ashore at York
Narrows yesterday and lost her deck load
cf lumber. She now lies on her beam