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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-16
Confirmed by the senate.

Washington. Dec. 15.-The senate today
confirmed the nomination Of c. T. Stran-
han Of Lewiston. Idaho 10 be agent for
the Indians of the Nez Preces agency in
Idaho
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We have employed Mr.. Ernst
Lubbers, who will assist US in
the operating room, Mr.. Lubbers
has recently been employed in
the leading galleries of the coun-
try, such as NaegeIie of New
York, Stein of Chicago, Wash
burn of New Orleans, G. Cram
mer, Of St. Louis. We can saw
he IS the best operator ever in
Wichita.
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day A. Is = n - Eet11Ee sd east
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My son has been troubled for years with
chronic diarrhoea- Some time ago / per-
suaded him TO take some OF Chamberlain
Cclic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
After using two bottles of the 25-cent size
he was cured. l give this testimonial.
hoping some one similarly afflicted may
read It and be benehted.-Thomas c.
Bower. Glencoe. o. For sale by drug
eiSra
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always BuugEa
Signature sssss 'es Of lz2Ez4GzzSu
Fire in Nebraska Penitentiary.

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. Fire at the pen
itentiary this afternoon consumed the
manufacturers building and caused a loss
to building and contents amounting to
between $4,000 and 10000. The princi-
pal part of the loss falls upon the state.
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DeWftts Little Early Risers purify the
blood, clean the liver, invigorate the sys-
tenn. Famous little pills for constipation
and liver troubles. Gus Sauer. go z.
Douglas Ave; Geo. Van Werden, SOS y.
Main ST
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Filipino war VIII. be Ended Then.

Chicago. Dec. 1S--The officers OF the
national w. c. T. q. have decided on
Washington. D. c.. as the location Of the
next convention The convention viii
open November 30. 1900
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Largest sugar Cargo on Record.

Philadelphia, Dec. 15.-What is proba-
bly, the largest cargo of sugar which has
ever arrived here on a single vessel came
on the British steamship Samarang. 1t
consists of 1926 tons Of cane sugar and
is valued at over $500O00. The freight due
the vessel Is over $4,000 and the duty due
the government on the cargo will be over
S--0 n10
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Mrs r. Churchill. Berlin. VI. says Our
baby Was covered with running sores.
DeWitts Witch Hazel salve cured her
A specific FOR piles and skin diseases
Beware OF worthless counterfe1ts. Gus
Saur. 524 T. Douglas avenue. Geo.
Van werden. 32s n Main street
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swI,zerIand,s New President

Berne. Dec N-The federal assembly
has elected Walther Hauser. radical %
Wadensweil Zurich 10 be president %
Switzerland for 1900. He was vice presi-
dent during 1sg4
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It takes but a minute to overcome tick
ling in the throat and 20 stop cough By
the use Of One Minute Cough Cure. This
remedy quickly cures all forms OF throat
and lung troubles Harmless and pleas
ant to take. II prevents consumption. a
famous specific for grippe and It's after
effects. Gus Sauer. 524 z. Douglas Ave-
Geo. Van Werden. 52S y Main St.
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FRIEo IT$E

on Deoesaer = - e. 81 p an3 Jan
Bary Z. y9a c4a sfecgrs tkk~fn ~ go
Frisco Lane ~ ere fare f7 fs@ f1tf2
tip god sor re'ErE gzHaarg e 80 fs4
~ tss csrner - - aa5 DaeEias aTer-a-
we are x'ad - EFa yes saT irfFu.A-
tion Ss7g-r1 T. ~ ~.
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Baldwin, Photo,
u8 East Douglas.
Exchange stables

Exchange stables at Orlando and Still
water. Make a speciality Of carrying pas
sengers between these points. Also do q
general livery business. Travelling mems
patronage solicited
SHIVELY. VAN WYKE & SHTVFrv
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1T HITS THE SPOT

When suffering from a severe cold and
your throat and lungs feel sore, take
dose of Foley's r--. Honey and Tar,
when the sore ness will be at
once relieved, a warm grateful
feeling and hea I--i ing OF the
parts affected will be experienced and
YOU will say: at feels so good. 1t hits
the spot" Guaranteed Hooking Drug
Co, G. Gehring and Wells Miller, drug
gists.
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Ifa2sy firssfA Unszce1es fsz.s az.
s4ssSa sess h bExg.
Dssexzet Passages AxszL
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Mrs. Winslow,- Sonthinr S,rnr,

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. win
PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUNS. AII.AyS
6il PAIN, CURES WIND collie and Is
che best remedy Tor DLARRHOEA- Sold
hy druggists in every part OF the world
Ne sure and ask for Mrs. yvinsIow,s
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
ART GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS At
MARTINS ART STORE. n-ts
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sealed Proposals.
Office % City Clerk.
WichLta. Kan. NOV %. 10.

Office q City Clerk.
Wichita, Kan. Nov i6. Igss.
Sealed proposals VIII be received AZ this
ONCE for the building. construction and
furnishing Of all material for sewers IN
Sewer District No Of this city. accord
ing 20 the plans. specifications. depths
and gradients as set forth and now open
70 inspection In the once Of the city so-
gineer.
An Approximate amount % the material
required Is given here. The same. how
ever Is subject 20 change:
30 feet iJ-inch sewer PIPE.
Co feet iz-lnch sewer pipe.
90 feet 10-inch sever plpa
$50 feet s-inch sewer pipe.
zIi5 feet s-incb sewer pips
flush tanks.
g. m3n-b9Ies.
y observation holes.
Bids mus; BE- flied in clerks once on OF
before December 2. is7s. and be accom-
panied by a certified check f9r SO. paya-
BE 70 the city - wichita. a. a Rgaran-
tee u good faIth. also that bi68er z33
enter into bonds IN double the amount u
contract price. y contract be awarded 20
min.
Blank proposals. bonds. etc. can Be- Pr
cured a. this once
The mayor ana council reserve ths right
20 reject any ~ al b,la-
INT AMOS MCLAfN. Clfy cisTk
You gat yogr sIct1fss properly framed
a. Harfln's AT stare z1
College st1deats Wh8 6esiTs rsfss fgr
thes- holiday frfgs shosi5 SEE p p
Duaa district pssksnser ag~aL f'rireo
Ilae. corner 8aia ard peuzisa searss.
T.xcg- RsTOS HATES POP CHRIST
Ma ae.r. ~-E,s- vrau
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College stsdeats Wh9 6eslrs rzfsa f1r
,hes- holiday frfpa shosi5 see p p
Dunn. district pssks-ser a2~at. Frirc3
Igre. corner Haia ard Deuzias sssrss.
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FOR HOARsENESs

Secretary to the President.
George McAneny. Esq"
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
IT'S THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY.
THE woMANs CLUB OF BROOKLYN HAS
A LUNCHEON AND HEARS SOME
PLEASANT ADDRESSES

The woman's Club Of Brooklyn celebrated us
thirtieth anniversary by giving a luncheoh ~ INC
Pouch Mansion yesterday. Long tables were spFeau
and covers laid for more than TWO hundred guests
Mrs Truman J. Backus. president OF the oluo' lh-
,roduced the speakers with many witty and tell
ING remarks that added greatly TO the enjoyment
NJ the occasion Near her on the platform sat
Mrs Anna G. Field. a charter member OF the olu''
Miss Annie Burt Phelps read several amusing
hits regarding early meetings or the cruz '"N
from the newspapers Of that time and Mrs An
drew D. Jacobs read a poetical greeuns' ""e"
WAS written by another club MEMBER
After two sorgs about the recent war by Aufea
poymord the Rev Or. John White ChadWcK
smoke on The Progress Of Woman lie COM
mented on the clubs "thlrteth year o' S'ea-
blessedness" and traced the evolution q, the 0'U''
saving thgt the first time 1t was heafn OF II prayed
an important part in American hs'o'S' anu va
calsd the Powhatan club. II was prevented from
aa,,oa Iohn smith because Of the nercesslon
=, poo.bort,s who evidently did not consider the
captain A "ciubable man
|,.,,,,c ,ovn 10 this club DR.. Chadwick spoke OF
80 dr., president the Rev. Celia Bureigh whose
cr1nation as a Unitarian preacher ne had ATTENDED
=, pr,otlvn Conn. He was driving toward the
oh,,rcb with Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. and in front
- ,ha,, q fat roly-poy woman was also hurryins
,or, the church. Evidently pillar OF the
oh,rch said Mrs Howe OF Mrs. Howe. he said
ho af,erward saw a sign reading Boston Char
,able Eve and Ear lnhrmnry. i dld not KNOW
,h,rc WAS such In Boston said Mrs Howe
The sneaker paid glowing tribute to Miss An
, ana IN. carly advocates OF woman suffrage.
Mrs Dennison. president of Soross, spoke on me
nrnrress OF man I'm thirty years ana seemed 20
ihirk 4, was chiefly evidenced IN his nitcr'u fesata q
Ior the women OF the land. and Miss Adele flelo OF
Manhattan told OF women In The orient. -,
Dr. ST clair Mckclway told OF the dlner%nce oe.
tween mems clubs and women.s clubs, SAYING tha, AZ
the intellectual feature did not obtain 50 mech IN
in, former as In the latter, bu' the men tes"Edei
thclr club more as a place for enjoyment, or as
vomcn regarded the : O'Clock tea I
Mrs T. Bar'ram gave greetings from o'het tlups'
who created great laugh by saving MY Dear
and when il had subsidized adding Mrs. President
lie said his subject given TO him read The
Progress or Womaus Education IN rive Minutes
which was he thought comparatively correct Tor
al the beginning of the century girls under ntteei
Years old were only allowed to attend an advanced
school during the summer months when the
bovs were away ana the benches vacant, ana al
the pleasure Of the master
Miss Winter. Of Manhattan sang several songs
und after al more short speeches tho e'ns
iny Of Aud Lang Syns closed an unasua!ly pleas
ant afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

pt,,,ora are Mr. Louis Won Hoffman and MT
Robert Clark. who intend passing two months
az Nr Won Hoffman's villa, la Bocca, at
Cannes: Mr. James Gordon Bennett, VINO VIII
occupy Namouna Cottage, at Beaueu, ana NAT
Henry Whitehouse. who VIII pass rev "eehs
at Cannes Mrs Pell Haggerty has returned 10
Dinard after brief visit in Paris. Mrs. Johh
Lawrence and Miss Agnes Lawrence nave gone
IN Pan and Mrs William T. Moore. who has
inst returned from Cannes will leave Paris on
Tuesday. for Pau. after which she intends 10
visit Rome Mr. Frank B. Martin has arrived
in Paris from ArchachOn. The marriage OF
Miss Estee Schuyler. the only daughter of Mr.
Spencer Schuyler. OF New-York to Mr.. Hewitt
Myring of London. took place at Nice OH
Wednesday. After short Yachting trip IN the
Mediterranean, Mr.. and Mrs. Myring VIII go l"
Cannes for the remainder Of the season. Among
those present at the dinner given at the Ladies
Club at Cannes on Tuesday were Mrs. Leslie
Cotton Mrs Meredith Howland. Countess Ed
mond de Pourtale,. vcomte and vcomtesse
Leon de Janze Miss Scott, Miss Green MISS
Ranney and NJ Benjamin Constant
Empress Eugene has greatly improved in
health during her stay at Cap Martin. and Is
entertaining number Of intimate friends AT her
charming Villa Cyrnos Among them are Prince
Lucien Murat the Due and Duchesse de Roman
Chabot the Due and Duchesse de Mouchy ana
the Duchesse d'Ossuna. Rosa Bonheur, VINO Is
staying in Nice at the villa Gambart. break
tasted Sunday with the Empress Mile. Bon
heur is still in robust health; she wears her
hair close cropped about her neck and was at
tired as usual. in male dress, with the cross or
the Legion OF Honor.
Among the passengers who left Paris TO SAIL
on the St Paul were Mrs. NJ. Rowland Mrs
w w Herod. Mrs. James H. Baldwin. Mrs
y g. Smith Miss Marion Cooper, Miss f. NJ
starr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Warren and MISS
Laura Bruce Among the passengers on La
Touraine are Mrs. Charles Bigot, Miss Mont
gomery and Mime. Rubensten Warm Charles
Among those who left Paris to sail on the cam
pania are Mr. and Mrs d. h. Mccarthy, MT ana
Mrs. George II. Worcester, Mr. Peter Duncan
son. Mr. Carl Strauss. Mr.. NJ f. Jarrett and MT
James Scott
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

blood OF receive impure and unhealthy nourishment
When a man gets nervous and sleepless II means
that the blood is properly nouIishng the nerves
VIXEN his skin breaks out with blOtches and pmples
and eruptions. it means that the skin Is being lea
upon the impurities Of the blood Almost every
known disease is primarily due to improper noufish-
meut through the blood which is the estream
Dr. Perces Golden Medical Discovery Is the greatest
Of all blood makers and purifiers. It gives edge to
the appetite corrects all disorders OF the digestion:
makes the assimilation of the life giving elements OF
the food perfect invigoIates the liver promotes
secretion and excfetion and vitaizcs the whoe Dody
II makes firm muscular flesh, but does not make cor
Dulent people more corpulent II cures oo per cent
Of all cases Of lingering coughs, bronchial throat
and kindred affections, which, II neglected, Ieau UP
20 consumption II is the best Of all nerve tones
and restofatives Kept by all good medicine dealers
There j. nothing 10 take the place OF the discovery
, was taken III in February 1892 with headache ana
main in nv back writes II Gaddis ESQ OF 3i3 South
Street Tacoma Wash called in doctor and ne came
three times He said bilious but kept getting worse
I,ook cough could not sleep only by being prop
ped up in led Ny lungs hurt me and got 50 poor thhl
was lust skin and bone thought was gong 70 die
used two bottles Of Perces Golden Medical discovery
and Il made me sound and we'll saved my life
No remedy relieves constipation so quickly and
effectively as DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Ihey
never grpe.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

MORE OUTBREAKS AGAINST FOREIGNERS II
CHINA-ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPELs BURNED.

MORE OUTBREAKS AGAINST FOREIGNERS II
CHINA-RoMAN CATHOLIC CHAPELs BURNED
Tacoma Wash Feb. 1.-THE Glenoge. from
Hong Kong and way ports. brings late papers
from China and Japan. The North China News"
says that Yu Mantle is reported to be the raid
again and to have captured two French mis-
sionares. II he is 10 receive button and lC0 coo
taels every day he IS on the rampage. destroying
places and Staying foreigners his followers will
Increase his courage grow greatly and general
insecurity In inland cities will prevail.
1t Is reported from the West that after the raid
ing at Kuefu. while several hundred children m
der the OF the Roman Catholics We're on
their way down the river. they were seized and
drowned. This report is not confirmed.
There is a great deal Of anti Christian trouble
and even Ichang has been threatened. At Chang
Yang and I.chuan not many days distance from
Ichang the Roman Catholic chapels have been
burned The houses Of the native church members
have also been attacked and destroyed. The
foreign priests and thousand OF the natives
have arrived In Ichang At Changlo native has
been killed. There Is great excitement among the
people. 4 guard Of soldiers has been stationed
near the Roman Catholic premises The perpe-
traitors Of these evils carry Yu Nantes nag. but
It Is doubted whether they are really mis- followers.
The motto the Aag is Destroy the Foreigner
and Advance the Tslng Dynasty"
japanese papers state that gold coin amounting
20 about 9o"O.0eD yen. has been exported TO the
United Sia'cs by the Yokohama branch 0f the
Russip-C Cninesc Bank although for what purpose
doca not appear IT Is suggested however. that
the depression I'm monetary circulation may hc
partly dne to this circumstance.
Statements made by Chinese on the way from
FOrmosa to America which appear In THE TINT
Ncrsal Gazette" show that island Is far from being
In a peaceful condition. On or about January 10 a
body Of about 5000 5000 Chinese had an engage
ment with a body Of about 100 or 1900 Japanese
iu which the latter lost nearly half their men Not
being successful with the rcbclliOus Chinese the
Japanese hsrassed the peaceful ones and made
things unpleasant for them. The rebellion IL a
,ributed 20 the harsh rule Of the Japanese. az
araVated by exorbitant taxation all classes
which is double that levied formerly.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
Run DOWN AT A GRADE CROSSING.

THE HORSES KILLED. AND TWO MEN HAVE
NARROW ESCAPES
A two-horse truck owned by Tully Brothers Of
Tompkinsville. Staten Island. which being
driven by Joseph Tully and Peter McDorald. was
struck yesterday morning by engine on the
Rapid Transit road at ia, liarbor Road crossing
The train was In charge Of Warren Becker. en-
glneer and George SmoOt conductor. 1t go-
Ing at q speed OF twenty miles an hour.
The engineer blew his whistle when he approached
the crossing but the drivers 81 the truck evidently
did not hear 1t. as they continued on their course
and were the centre Of the track the train
came along. The front wheels OF the truck were
struck. one horse was instantly killed. and the
other fatally injured. Roth men thrown
out McDorald sustaining fracture OF the skull
and Tullv being severely shaken up. They were
removed to their homes.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
INDIANAPOLIS STREET RATLWATS.
CHANGE OF CONTROL EFFECTED BY ORGANIzA
TION or NEW SYNDICATE.

CHANGE OF CONTROL EFfE'IbD B1 phrANlHA-
TIoN OF NEW SYNDICATE.
Indianapolis Feb II (SpecaD.-The stock Of the
Citizens Street Railway Company and the fran
chise OF the city Company have been pure ohased by
capitalists Of this city New-York and Philadelphia.
and the stockholders will reincorporate in few
days under a new name. and the plant Will be
placed under entirely new management The
negotiations have been conducted by Hugh Nc
Gowan. Of Kansas city. who organized the pur-
chasing syndicate. and the price paid aggregated
100000. Mr. NcGowan is here, and said to-day
that the new directory and officers would be Sc
ected In a short time. He also states that Wnen
he came here 10 look over the field he was con-
vnced that the conditions were such that the
people would never be- I'm hearty accord with the
Philadelphia owners of the Citizens plant and ne
cand!dy Informed them OF the fact and suggested
that the best way out Of the trouble was to sell
the property. J.,
when the Supreme Court granted n hearing IN
the litigation between the companies and the city
said he "it was clear that the case would be re-
versed and that the city Company would be de-
nrived OF it's charter by that court which would
nphold the law OF 1897. declaring all charters void
after 1901 The city Company was ready to sell,
and It was purchased by the syndicate
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
ANXIOUS About THE PAVONTA.
cCNARD STEAMER SEEN AT SEA IN \ DISABLED
CONDITION.

CCNARD STEAMER SEEN AT SEA IN a DISABLED
CONDITION.
Liverpool, Feb. 1l-There IS considerable anxiety
I'm shipping circles regarding the Cunard Line
steamer PavOnla Captain Atkins, which sailed
from Liverpool on January "a. by way of Queens
town January %. for Boston. and which was
yesterday reported by the British steamer Colo
RADIO, Captain Whtton. from New-York on Janu-
airy 2s for Hull have been sighted three hundred
miles from Fayal Azores Islands. in dsa bled
condition. No further news concerning the Pavonia
has been received either at the office here of the
Cunard Steamship Company or by the underwriters.
Huh Feb. IA telegram from Captain Whitton.
Of the Colorado has been received here. saying that
he towed the Pavonia TO a point within three hun
dred miles of the Azores when the tow rope fOuled
the propeller and the vessels thus parted.
When he lost sight Of the Pavonia. the dispatch
says she was in immediate danger, and was In
the track Of shipping and has probably been picked
up and is being toweI by another vessel. The COL
orado suffered severely In the recent storm All her
boats were swept away her decks burst and
she is leaking badly. She now has two and half
feet Of water In her afterhold.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
THE STEAMERS PASSENGER LIST.

Boston. Feb 1.-THE Cunard steamship officials
here have received no additional news to-day as
to the missing steamer Pavona. reported last
night from Fayal az disabled on the Azores Feb
ruary 3. representative OF the company in this
city stated that the company had cabed to Fayal
for further information, but that It may not be re-
ceived before Monday. The company has entire
confidence in Captain Atkin the commander Of the
vessel and enterta.ns fear for her safety.
The following the hrst-cabin passengers of
the Pavonia: George Carr, DR.. j. w. 1nches A. \.
Cheesman James Shankland Mrs. James Shank
land, Mrs Edith Howard. Miss Edith Howard,
Master Howard and r. l. Scott. The entire
passenger list amounted to only fortyseven. an un-
usually small number.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

Mr.. MacCord the consular agent OF the
United States at Aroquipa. Peru. In 1883. and also
superintendent Of railroad. During a revolution
he thrown into prison and his life was threat
ened for the purpose Of eXtortng money to over
throw the constitutional Government Of Peru. His
original claim for $4,000 but the amount OF
damages claimed by Secretaries OF State Oney and
Sherman reduced to $4,000 and Secretary
Sherman offered to compromise the case for $1,000
This offer was rejected by the Government OF Peru,
and the matter Was referred for arbitration to the
Righ, Hon Sir Samuel Henry Strong. the Chief
Justice OF Canada. who by his award Of $40 eco in
creascs the amount to be paid by The Peruvian Gov
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
The wolf of starvation

The wolf of starvation
howls al the doors Of
thousands Of men who
are well TO do and sur
rounded by plenty IL
health, in the majority
Of cases. Is starvation,
pure and simple. 1t
means that body, brain,
nerve, bone and sinew
are Improperly or insult
fciently nourished I'm
proper, insufficient nour-
ishment IS starvation.
When a mans head
aches il is because the
tissues Of the brain do
not receive sufficient
nourishment from the
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

THE BRITISH sEcONDCLAss CRUISER INTREPID
GOES FROM KINGSTON

Kingston. Jamaica, Feb. lin response to an
alarming appeal from Blueheds Nicaragua, by
cable. by way Of Colon Colombia, the Governor Of
Jamaica to-day dispatched the British second
class Cruiser Intrepid at full speed to Biuefelds.
with instructions TO protect British interests there
The report here says that General Reyes the
Governor or that part ~ Nicaragua. has started a
revolution along the whole department or the At
lantic which involves practically all the foreign
merchants and residents The situation Is sal
10 have developed alarming complications need
ing the presence Of warships TO protect foreigners
and their property.
Washington. Feb. lit is said at the Navy De-
partment that there is now sufficient force oi
American vessels the Atlantic coast Of Mica
ragua to meet all necessities although the presence
Of a British ship will be welcomed. The Marietta
and the Machias now lying at Buehelds, ready
to protect any American interests that may be
jeopardized by the revolution and, according to
the traditional policy which has governed the rela-
tons Of the British and American ships in Central
and South American waters. each always under
takes look after the interests OF both naional-
ties without any special Instructions