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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29

VI Lcrd Lausdowne and our other frIe,as II,
Nr'at brltaln want to give real evidence az
NV, sympathy with us, they should stop
NH M,lfnE about the United States as they, =
the United States by those who understand
us.--Syracuse IN. W Post
It's pity the trainers OF the constitution
failed to understand u.s."
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Foreign Offices--Eas.ern business office ls Tribune
building. New York (The S. c. Beckwith Spe-
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eago. (The s. c. Beckwith Special Agency.
Travelling Agenss-C. 6. H. Holland. Travelling
Auditor. E. X. Holland and B. b. Throop. Trav-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29

The difference has arisen from the fact that
II was doubtful in the civil war whether there
was going to be any Uncle saml
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Inc san Lake Herald thinks the war de-
par'ment has been proceeding as it this were
SUI Misunderstanding. single fire country.
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II. tho last war Uncle Sam paid over nor
ccpt interest on borrowed money Now hc
EASILY ttnows at per cent, The basis Of
,Es tigh credit Is the honorable fulnllment
OF al government obligations Globe DEM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29

Inc galveston News chuckles that the with
utawal OF Wynne means the certain election
Oh savers and the defeat Of the ring that
mas been governing Texas for the last ten
years The ring" that has been governing
TeNAs for the past ten years is the demo-
cratic party, led by Ross, Hogg and Culber-
SOM The News drops the mask and crows
early,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18
ABBREVIATED KILOGRAMS.

The Ohio house defeated a 2-cent Der
mile railway fare bill by a vote of IS
to "a.
A movement has been started at Eau
Claire, Wis, to nominate w. X. Coffin
for mayor on the Republican ticket.
John S. Fear, city auditor of Burling-
ton, Ia, has disappeared, leaving a
| statement that he is $1,000 short in his
accounts.
Three of our eight monitors - the
Canonicus, Mahopac and Lehigh - are
useless and cannot be put in condition
for service.
Senator Thurston has arrived at
Washington with the body of Mrs.
Thurston, who died at Sagua Ia Grands,
Cuba, OF Monday last.
Chilli having a little misunderstand-
ing on hand with Peru will sell the
battleship OHiggins to neither the
United States nor Spain.
Admiral Bermejo, the Spanish minis
ter of marine. has wired the commander
of the torpedo fiotilla at the Canaries
not to proceed to Havana.
A verdict for $4,000 damages for libel
has been awarded the American Book
company against the Kingdom Publish
ing company, of Minneapolis.
Rev. Samuel G. Bettes, the cowboy
preacher, is going to the Klondike. He
Will do evangelical work along the way
and will depend upon his collections for
subsistence.
The 5-year-old son of John H. Falter.
of Inn v;-
sale containing hi-chlOride of mercury
and was only saved by vigorous medi-
cal treatment
Senator Stewart has given notice of
an amendment he will offer to the
naval appropriation bill providing for
the construction of eighteen coast de-
Tense monitors.
Lydia Matteson McGinnis, aged g.,
wife of John McGinnis, Jr., of New
York. is dead at Paris. She was a
daughter of the late Governor Joel A.
Matteson. of Illinois.
In the United States court at CAL
weston. Tex, five Cinnamon were adj
judged to be in the United States con-
trary to the provisions Of the GRAY act.
They were ordered deported.
Tomas Estrada Palma, head of the
Cuban rebellion in the United States.
has issued a proclamation again de-
ciaring that the rebels will never accent
anything except Cuban independence.
The peoples Savings bank at Mount
Pleasant, Mich, which suspended last
October, and is now in the hands of re-
ceivers, was robbed Monday night.
Tho thieves cacuroJ mn &, 1~o-a
500 in cash.
Governor Scofield, Of Wisconsin, has
issued proclamation fixing June Z as
the day. and Madison as the place for
the official observance of the semi-cen.
tennial of the taking of the oath Of
office by the first state officers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18

outside Of sensational sources. They
were made of our medical officers. of
our consuls, Of city alcaldes [mayorsl,
OF relief committees, OF leading mer-
chants ard bankers. physicians and
lawyers. Several of my iaformantc
were Spanish-born. but every time the
answer was that the case had not been
overstated. What saw cannot tell so
that others can see it,
After paying a high compliment to
the work OF the Red Cross under Miss
Barton the senator closed as follows:
If oul people could see a small frac-
ton of he need they would pour more
freely from their liberal store than
ever before for any cause. When will
the need for his help end? Not unit,
peace comes and the reconcentrados
can so back to their country, rebuild
their homes. reclaim their tillage plots
which quickly run Up to brush in that
wonderful soil and clime-and until
they can befree from dangerof molessa-
ton in SO doing. Until then the Amer
lean people must in the main care for
them. 1t is true that the alcaldes. 9TH
er local authorities, and relief commit
tees are now trying to do something
and desire, I believe, to do the best
they can. But the problem is beyond
their means and capacity and the work
is one to which they are not ac-
customed."
Il have endeavored to state in not
Incorporate mood what / saw and
heard and to make no argument there
m, y,,,fl %
conclusion. To me the strongest appeal
is not the barbarity practiced by Wey-
Ter nor the loss of the Maine-if our
worst fears should prove true-terrible
as are both Of these incidents: but the
spectacle Of q million and a half of peo-
pie. the entire native population of
Cuba, struggling for freedom and deIiv-
GRANGE from the worst misgoverrment
of which l ever had knowledge. But
whether our action ought not to be in
iluenced by any one or all these things.
and If sc. how far. is another question
/ am not in favor of annexation-not
because / would apprehend any partic-
ular trouble from it. but because it is
not wise policy to take in any people of
foreign tongue and training and with
out any strong guiding American ele-
ment. The fear that if free the people
of Cuba would be revolutionary is not
SO we'll founded as has been supposed.
and tie conditions for good self govern
ment are far more favorable. The large
number of educated and patriotic men,
the great sacrifices they have endured,
the peaceful temperament of the people
whites and blacks-the wonderful pros
perity that would surely come with
peace and good home rule, the large in
flux of Americans and English immi-
grafton and money would all be strong
factors for stable institutions But it is
not my purpose at this time. nor Go 1
consider it my province 20 suggest any
plan. / merely speak OF the symptoms
as saw them, but do moi undertake to
prescribe. Such remedial steps as may
be required may safely be left to an
American president and the American
people"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18
TIE FIRE HORROR AT CHICAGO
Firemen Begin the Work of Recovering
the Bodies of the yosf

Fircmen Begin the Work of Recovering
the Bodies Of the Lost.
Chicago. March iS.-The best new.
Of the fire that caused such destruction
Of life "Wednesday is that Miss Carney.
whose coolness saved a number of the
| girls in the building at the time of fire
cid not lose her own life, as was frs.
reported,as result Of herheroism. 9th
er than that the outlook is one Of horror.
AT the beginning of work by the fire.
men yesterday morning there were
seventeen missing. At l p. m. body
SO badly burned as to be unacceptable
was recovered. but it was later recog-
nized as that CT W. ]. Wilcox. treasurer
OF the Olmsted company. The remains
OF woman were also found and iden-
titled as those of Mrs. NJ. e Harris. who
had been but short time in the CITY
coming from Cedar Rapids, Ia. Her H.
year-old boy identified his mothers
corpse.
-Four Of these who were reported as
missing have appeared. uniniured. and
they are: j. L. Thorborn; Solomon
Grolim2n, ST., and his son. Solomon
Grollman, Jr.. and Frank W. Teeple.
BY strange coincidence the fate of Fl.
l.. Nelson. chemist for the w. A. Ohm
sted company, was foretold two weeks
ago. Nelson was the son-in-law of
George A. Fair, manager of the Schiller
theater Some time ago gypsy fort
une teller came to the Nelson home at
S5i Erie street. and Mrs. Nelson, in lest.
had her fortune told. You will be a
widow inside of q year." were the
ominous words of the stranger. Mrs.
Nelson and her husband joked about
the dire prediction. Wednesday it be-
came a reality.
Three burned ana mangled bodies
in all were taken from the ruins yester-
day fire. This brings the number of
known dead to six, while twenty per-
sons are now reported missing. The
bodies recovered have been identified
as Charles A. Price, Henry r. Nelson
and Mrs. NJ. E. Harris, all employed by
the w. A. Olmsted company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18

OF scnsationalism had ben studiously
eliminated from il, and it bore not the
slightest evidence of an effort to arouse
the public mind. The national quaran-
tine bill was under discussion and NAL
iory of Florida was going to speak when
Frye entered the chamber and inter-
rupting Mallory requested him to yield
to Proctor. who desired 10 make state
mcnt concerning his observations i'm
Cuba OF interest 10 the senate and to
the country.
Had No of.icial Connections.
Proctor read his spcech from manu-
script. He began by 6snying in toto
the reports that he was IN any sense an
agent Of the government He went to
Cuba To satisfy himself of the facts
that could be seen and heard. In the
course Of his speech he said: 1T has
been stated that I said there was no
dOifbt that the Maine was blown up
from the outside. This g a mistake. ]
may have said that such was the gen.
eral impression among americans in
Havana In fact l have no opinion
about IT myesif. and have carefully
avoided forming enc. gave no atten-
tion To these outside surmises. I met the
members Of the court on their beat. but
would as soon approach our supreme
court In regard TO a pending case as
that board"
situation on the Island OF Cuba.
After stating that the only sign OF
war at Havana was the soldiers he con-
a. a. II
1t IL not peace. ncr is it war. 1t is des.
olation and distress. misery and starva-
ton. Every town and village is sur
rounded by n trocha ftrenchl. a sort of
rifle pit. but constructed ON a plan new
TO me. From all The surround
ins country the people have been driv-
en- into these fortified towns and held
there TO subsist as they can. They are
virtually prison yards. Every railroad
station is within ore Of these trochas
and has an armed guard. Every train
has an armored freight car. lcopholed
for musketry. and filed with soldiers,
and plot engine in advance.
Country l. Swept of Inhabitants
With this exception there is no hu-
man life or habitation between these
tbN anu NlllHScS. and
throughout the whole of the four west
orn provinoes-except TO n very limited
extent among the hills where the Span
iards have not been able to go and
drive the people to the towns and burn
their dwellings Ysaw no house or hut
in the ic0 miles of railroad rides from
Pirar del Rio province in the west
across the full width of Havana and
Matanzas provinces. and to Sagua la
Grande on the north shore and to Glen
fuegos on the south shore of Santa
Clara. except within the Spanish
trochas. There are no domestic animals
OF crops on the rich fields and pastures
except such as are under guard in the
Immediately vicinity Of the towns In
other words. the Spaniards hcldin these
four western provinces just what their
army sits on. This is the 'pacified' con-
dition Of the four western provinces"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18
Administrators Sale Notice.
sweeney a Wax r, Attorneys.
STAFF or ILLINOIS. J..

IN TIE e,rniy ectri Al the March term, A. d.
isaS. Petition toseii real esta'e.
tecig' W Rienrnord, admit fstrafo- Of estate Fl
ksn>s a hsT . y. ecccas,d. W. frank Rdsiu
Wi ism.. I~-,ie E.iz,hc'h Wrtisns, Hsl Gil
lsm.. Hazel Will ans. Luis Wiilis1p,
t.ssr-e y Rkimond. guardian. etc.
Notice :. herthy giyen inst n, virtns % q de-
srre ~ sac mace and entered In the above en-
ttsd cause. On The = d cay 20 March A. ID
is9r. ~ tie Msrch term ~ sid court 7, the un.
rsr,tgr cd sdmint.irs'or Of sad s.iaie. viii On
stnrsay. the isih da. q; April. A. ". ISIS,
h-iwcsn the hoar- of tn o'cioes n m. srd i've
e'elsS y m towt TIE hanr % on o'clotk
y. N 81 r,id dsy ~ thr eat door Of the court
hos.e. IN the city % Rock I-lsni. in .aid ooaniy
snsl state. - U Al pnhl'c ycndne 90 the highest
ssd test bidder or babes tue following real
ests's, 'owii:
1T nar,Arr six co. IN block number one a,
w wooi'rf a - az fret addition n the to~n az
. are sni .ita-'eti N the county 81 rock Island
ard stce - fIilnois, fire. from dover and home.
stc NJ rigrt- ~ o-c ~ Ramsey
q, rm- - sa'e eash 81 cat. Of sale.
Dat March u. A. u. i~9-.
GtoRav ". Rrcruopp
Adniai-,ra'or 81 N, eat tst q kcbcea Ramsey,
swEExEr 4 w,LKER. Attorneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18
Administrators Notice
Estate Of Marie Rl,inm.ie-, deceased

Estate Of Marie Kl,inm.ie-, deceased.
TIE md imagined having beer %, ointe' al
mir st'aiof Of the ee,ate OF Matte Klein.
naicr. late Of the county OF hoca Il anu.
state o! Illinois. deceased. hereby gives notice
that he vii Appear before the enanty court Of
bocs Island county, at the oiice OF the clers OF
sail eoart, in the city OF Rock Island, II the
May tenn. on the FRS. Monday In May
nett Which time sn persons having clniuae
ass'i 81 Fad estate are notiacd and reQue .ted 20
e.ssne Tor The purpose Of having the came ad-
jus'ei Al persons Indebted 20 esic estate are re-.
Snes,sd 70 Hase Immediate psymen. to the IN
de's,sned.
Dsied this ith isv 81 March. A. D.. Isqs
AUsrsr GElsEn. Administrator.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18
CONDITION OF RECONCENrRADOs.
Says That 100000 People Have Died as a
Result Of VIEWERS Order.

Result OF WcyIers Oruer.
The senator explained how the people
living in the country were ordered into
these towns by General weyler and
then left living in a sanitary condition
that is ''unmentionable." He said:
Deaths in the streets have not been
uncommon. l was told by one of our
consuls that they have been found
dead about the markets in the morning
where they had crawled, hoping to get
some stray bits of food from the early
hucksters. and that there had been
cases where they had dropped dead in
side the market surrounded by food.
These people were independent and
self-supporting before Weyler's order.
They are not beggars even now.
Before starting I received through
the mail a leaflet published by The
Christian Herald. with cuts Of some Of
the sick and starving reconcentrados
and took II with me. thinking these
were rare specimens got up to make
the worst possible showing.
Il saw plenty as Rad and worse:
many that should not be Photographic:
and shown. i could not believe that
out OF a population of 1.sco, Geo, 200, 900
had died within these Spanish forts
practically prison wails-witfin a few
months past from actual starvation and
diseases caused by insufficient and i'm
proper food. xy Inquiries were entirely
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18
LEGAL:
Executors Motto,

Esta'e II C,theriac Murphy, d.c.as d
The ~ der-isn. u hayiag cen apIs,ir I, d Il en-.
tor OF The last sili sud te-jamenI Of Cab, rine
MIR .hy, lai. ~ The tolniy 81 Rock Islsrd, s,ats
oi w nots. deceased. hereby gives notice tina, he
VII Appeif hefore the county court q Rock IL -
ard cnuity. Q, the county court room In the CITY
OF hoes leland. at the May term OF the first Mon.
day IA Nay nert, q, which time all d rrons hsy.
ing claims sgsinst said estate are no,iied and
reqses'ef 10 sttend Tor the p7rprJe OF wing the
sane adjusted All person. indebted 20 said es-
tate sre requested u make immediate Payment
20 the und r-i med.
Dated this ajtn Gay 81 February, AT 1888.
PHILIP CRoNIS, Ex cutor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18
Administrator Sale Notice.
sweeney a Walker, Attorneys.
srATx OF ILLINOIS,
y ~ lar m s.a-~w~v fss

RscK ISLAND Co-xrr.
IN the eoun'y Co art NJ the March term. A. ID.
los Petition to sell real c.tsie To pay debts
Agues kslly. adnin'st-airix Of the e-iate Of
sane- ". Nelly. deceased. vs.. Aetna Life In.
sasanse fompsuy. 81 uait - a. Gown Rnse X.
Nelly. Trcce ick kelly, Cataarine n n ily
aud sofn ". kcils.
NosIce :. he chr given TINT bv yiriue 81 q de-
cree os ssls y ade and entered in the above en-
titled e-uss. on the lath day ~ Msrcn A. ID.
iss-s. ~ he March terra If ssid eour'. ., the
unoersrred admir- i-irt-'x % said estate. will
~ sssafisy. the 10th day 81 hp'il, A. ID
tsse. t~'~esn tie fou.s of ten O'Clock q. m. and
Give a clock y. m to-wit az IN, hour Of tao
eieiock y. IN. ~ ,aid dsy, at the eat coor
Of the egrrt house. in the city Of Rock
Leland. In salt coui ~ and state. sell at pablo
ysneue 81 the h'shc-t aid beet bidder or bid
der. the % wine real esa'c. subj ct, however
~ thu dover aud homestead rshts Of ,aid Agnes
kei y. - The widow Of JAu esW. Kelly therein,
to-wit:
TIE VS. one hif Of the s,utswsst qaart ard
the sou h--st q1Gte, Of the sou Invest Qu,rter,
81 in ssrtian m upsr twenty six go IN town.
ship number ,evs n.c-b ti.p ro-'h az range num-
br four tp west Of the an T.. " 10 the county Of
Sc.k Island IN he ttS,e % irois.
~srms Of ss,e ea-i.
Dated March 10, A. ID. isss.
Admini1iairix oftAe estate Of James W. Kelly.
deceased.
Nwxrsxr & WALLETS, Attorney. for Petitioner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18
Administrators Notes

E-tate 10 Neis Johnson. deceased.
The rndsr-isnsd hav.ns been appointed ID.
n'sisrat; II o.. the estate OF Nele johnson ue Il
ue soenty OF rock LELAND. s,sss of iipoi..
dses.eed, hereby gives notice tha; 81 gill A. :
resr before tie county court OF Rock Ieland
c,anty, Q; the county coart room 10 the
efy CT Rock Island. at tie May term, on
tae trst horcay in May ne1i. NJ which time
sIper-srr having claims a-siast said estate are
nythsd sId requested 10 attend, sor The puvroee
OF hsvirs tic sane siIus:sd.
Al .tIscns indebted 10 said estate are request
isred-
Date NJ. 18th dsv az March 4. n. 1888.
IEIiTA n. Jous son, Administrator.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18

ton that it would be in Washington by
Saturday probably was based purely on
inference" There is good authority
for the assertion that the court prob
ably will return to Havana before
reaching its conclusions.
Boston. March ia special to The
Globe from Key West says: 1T is
learned tonight that a special report Of
the work of the court Of inquiry has
peen sent to washington. This is not
the report and findings of the court,
which have not yet been agreed upon,
but II is In the nature of a communica-
ton for the use Of the president, which
he may or may not make public. as he
sees fit. In any event it will prepare the
president for what the board will report
and enable him to take measures ac-
cordingly, as the court will find that the
Maine was blown UP from the outside"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18
REPORT Is NOT YET READY.
Admiral Sicard Says tho Story That 1t Ia
Was Based on Pure Inference,

Key West, Fla, March 1S-Late last
night the correspondent of the Asso-
ciated Press ascertained from Rear Ad-
miral Sicard the status of the investi-
cation. Admiral Sicard said: 1T is i'm
possible at this stage to say how soon
the court will be ready to make its re-
port. The members are continuing
their labors. When they are ready to
re-examine the officers of the Maine.
whom / have detained here. they will
either do so in the federal building or
summon them TO the Iowa. The courts
report has not yet been made. The no.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18
FRESHMEN HONOR THE OLD SOD
st. Patrick's Day Celebrated mt Chicago
with Great Parade.

Chicago. March 'fSaAat Patrick's
Day was celebrated in this city in the
usual style by the Irishmen resident
here. There were speeches denouncing
Great Britain for her treatment of Ire
land. declaring devotion to Erin and
urging that every opportunity be taken
to bring about revolution in Ireland
against the British. The feature Of the
day was the parade, which was the
most extensive held for many years.
There were various entertainments
last night. The day was generally ard
enthusiastically kept all over the Unit
ed States-its significance politically
being greatly enhanced by the fact that
this year is the centenary Of the revolu-
ton OF 1898. the mem6rfes of which are
being stirred by the leaders of the Irish
here and in the old country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18
CUBAN OBSERVATIONS
Made by Senator Proctor, Of Yer.
mont. During a Trip to the
Unfortunate Island.
TELLS THE SENATE WHAT he SAW,

oiA Not See Any Real War. But Very Gen.
uine Want Was Everywhere-Story Of
the Reconceutrados and Their sufferings
Two Hundred thousand Starved to
Dessh-Peace the Only Thing That Will
Save Those Who Are Left.
Washington. March IS. - Senator
Proctor, Of Vermont. who returned last
Sunday from an extended trip to and
through the island Of Cuba. yesterday
afternoon made statement to the sem
ate OF his observations on the island.
From many viewpoints the statement
was remarkable. 1t had evidently been
most carefully prepared. Every element
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18
E.IIl!lI[lIlE1IlI

Have you Sore Throat Pimples. Copper
Colored Spots Aches. Old Sores. Ulcers In
Mouth. Hair-falling? Write Cook RsNKpy
Co, 40 Masonic Tempe, Chic g., Ill. for
proofs Of eurrs; capital, esoo.V.J. Worst
eases cured In Is 70 IS dayA ioApar
bnnk ffea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAIL.
~ way-Tickets can b purchased or beexae1
checsed at X d Twentieth street depot, d
q cepot, corner Fifth avenue and Unity
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18
k0oAl AnfkAfa.

Local Markets.
Corr 5assc
Osts-l602Oc
Straw-si94 90
Potatoea-55c
lsc ~ SAS
Eggs-10c.
Chlchens-5d6c
Turkeys-l0c.
pucks-Alive. 90; dressed. los.
C0a,-Scft. f0s.
Cattle-ButcheB vav for corn fed steers
s.,qsac; COWS and heifers, 3c3.c; calves,
Hogs s3d35.
Sheep-sssGic.
-es:''&tzzkEe -. q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-18

sArrival. departure. .Daily. exc pt Sunday
All others daily. Telephone lOa3
Sunday evening Pullman sleeper viii be Al
me fepot after II :G, which will leave for Chi
cago at a. m. Monday.