._ the Findingoitlleccofnrt oilfi- qlliry.l~aiwlrlcll pas “Sent’to “Both “ ' houses of Gnomes Today. l. or FIND EVIDENCE ‘ . ‘ TO '* FIX RESPONSIBILITY ‘ all All‘Oaneteiy Exenerated front Any . . . ,_ in: Veneers Lou-A Formal, nnpsolmte Recital of taut. Boring the Stamp of that Strict coconut which llerlla ‘ multivariate—Neither Spain nor the Spanish lie-penal. Whilngton. March 28.--'l'ha determination wan reached early today to acute the teetimony taken before the board of inquiry to accompany the re- port: ~l£lltbfll of the foreign relation committee of the Senate made vig~ omue protest: yeaurday and this morning againat the former programme. , laying that it would be a great deal of a rural» refer to that committee the I lindinga of the court and withhold the testimony. The committee desired the'teetimony at the earlieet poeelble moment. It alao pointed out that the withholding of the teetimony would be contented by some pereona to mean first an attunpt wee to be made to keep from Congreaa and the people tekti- t‘nony that waa regarded as aenaational. The tiret plan adopted. it carried out, of having the teetimony printed before being sent to Gangrene would not have delayed to any great extent ita coneideraiion. ae all the documenta will hove to be printed before taken up in the committee. One of the main pointe brought out by the testimony in the care. which will go ‘_ o Congreaa with the report of the board will correct an important im- mui which baa ground all over the country. The teetimony will prove that the battle‘altip'a“ paduon we; not changed after lite entered the harbor She wae moonwalk” and remained there until blown up. The elate- ment baa beeu‘made repeatedly in the m that her poeition was changed the light narrow ceplhdoa blue direction of the harbor master of lla— VM* j: .“qc'. fl 5“ . except oa'theoeé'aeiouaof the lung-tattoo of a president. no such crowda’filllmd tbrotih the oorridora and into the galleriea were ever seen gihrwimmmimw all!!!» were nine-um 05-353th m‘ebfi'lloor and in the galleryAduring the reading of the with» aircraft ' ylng the report Attcnrelerring to the lending of the Hallie to Havana harbor on lie er- rand of peace and good will. and reciting all the incidents loading up to the time of the edploaion. the preaident eaye: "At frm l'f. the outer shell of tilt: ehip. from a point Ill/g feet from the middle line of the ehip. and at: feet above the keel. within ita normal poet- tion, has been forced up no he to he now about four feet above the eurfnoe of the water. therefore about 34 feet above where it would be had the ahip aunk uninjured. The outeide bottom plating la bent into a reveraed V ehape. the after wing of which. about Iii feet broad and 32 feet in length lof the name 17 frame). in doubled back upon Ite eal'. againat the continuation of the name plating extending forward. At from lit the ventral keel in broken in two and the flat keel bent into an angle almilnr to the angle formed by the out- aide platen. Title break in now about six feet below the torture of the water and about 30 feet above lie normal positron. In the opinion of the court thie effect could have been produced only by the exploalon of a mine alluated under the bottom of the ahip. about frame l5, and name-what on the ehore aide of the ship." Concluding the provident eaye: "I have. directed that the finding: of the , court. of inquiry and the viewe of thin government thereon be communicated to the government of her mnlealy, the queen regent of Spain. and I do not permit mygeli to doubt that the more of Juetire or the Spaniel! nation will dictate a courae of action euggeated by honor and the iriendly relations of the two governments. It will be the) duty of the executive to advlee lite Gangrene of the mail. and in the meantime deliberate consideration ill in- yoked." The men-age wee referred without debate to the committee on foreign plain. under tile rlllee. Ito motion one made. The Home at lens ad- lourned. The report la made up of there eight parta: Vireo—The court nude llial at the time or the caploaion the battleship Hallie wee lying in five and onenhali to air tetbome of water. second—The discipline aboard the thin wee excellent; everything plowed according to wdmmmunitlm, gone. “urea. etc. The temperature of the magaeima at I o'clock p. m. wee portal! Home the after ten-inch magav ”one. and that did not explode. . Third—The flpioelon orenrred at twenty minutes to ill o'clock on the evening 'of February It. There were two caploelona. with a very abort tater- val between them. The ahip lifted on the dret explorion. Fourth-'1‘!“ court can form no definite opinion of the condition of the wreck from the dtvm' evidence. Filth—Technical detaila of wreckage from which the Court More" that arelaewaaeapiolieduderthaehlpmntkemaida. " lathe-The cam waa due to at: fault or that. on mm. uncommon of the court. etatiag that the am of the mine eaaaedtheeaplneloaotthatwolugaataea WWConnmmtitmmmwla reappear- Hilly. : re. t lentlculldthentiafartoryeoadb lifted on thgnrat eeplnaioa indicator www.mtuum doue,powanto,he,abletollttabatt'leo ahipofthoueandaot‘tona gcli'araetlai‘oftheL-wreehleteehnlealv lydeecrlbedinthellthaeetiouoftlle report. from which the court deduce Atkaearmin'e waaexplodertuuadar the ‘ ponthaponfldweurteinatheview ' enrbyeomeeapertaeoona’fter the dinette-.thatthetnrcaoftheaeplneiou .waeeeertedfromportloetarhoard. ”That feature of the report of lie-peat intereet to the navy ie the complete eeoncration of Captain Biaehee and all on board contained in the needed Ind» ing.eettingforththeperfectordarand diacipline prevaillu on‘ tho'ahlb, and more directly elated in the eixth find- ing. which decline the diaaater to he duetonofaultofthoaeon board. Inability of the court to and evidence to'hk‘iieie'pofilbillty, aa elated in the eighth part. maker the report an guard- ed in eepreaaion of blame that neither Spain nor the Spanieh are mentioned. throughout the document. I013 manna or '13. Malachi-herewith the Polteyofthelhiiadltatae. Perle. larch lbs—The Figaro com- ments-c led-y iron the Can-a aitua- tion. aaye: ”There in more reaeon to- day than yeaterday eoeuppoeethattbe owtematiotm policy of the U oiled Staten will be tuneful-med into a ru- dy. active policy. The note danger of ever lien in the new rortu allowing thcmaelvee to be drawn into replying to the impertineucea addreaeed to Spain." The Eciair any: that "in spite of the peaelmiatic cable diapatehea we do not believe war In inevitable." The Journal approveaof M. ilano; lane's adoption of neutrality. ' the mo- ral standpoint of which permits him to naelet in solving the affinity." Kanerity. lo. March ”."SPW Julian Arlene. an agent of the Spent-h government from Havana. and Antonio Mantra. of St. Maia. are in the lien- Iee flit: market rumba-lee mice for the uphill: army. They have prac— tically cleaned the market of medium- elaed mum. having purchased 400 to be delivered on the wharf at Now Or- leane by April 5. Another Spanish contract baa belt secured for four car— loads. Ounhoet Rearing completion. Philadelphia, March ails—It was an— nounced today that the United Statue gunboat Princeton. which in living built at Dialogne’a ship yard. Camden. in rapidly nearing completion and that ehe will leave the ship yard in about a week for fugue Inland navy yard. to receive her littlnga preparatory to her llnai trial trip. MID m "In“. 'lwo Waterbury Italian- Arraatod in Daahury. Yeatarday. Waterbury. Conn. )iarcb L’s—Marri— ano l-‘amiglietti and (llovani ilenerm. the two llnllana who were arrested in llanbury yoeterday an the alleged muro derera of Police Boilofatte in a trillion brawl here Saturday night. will reach Waterbury in the cllatody of police ofhma at 12.35 thie afternoon and will be locked up awaiting a police court hearing. The two proprietore of the saloon in which the atahhing warned. and who were mooted late Saturday. are atlll held and will probibly be giv- en a hearing with the otbera tumor» row. Today it more probable that menelatlghter la the moat variou- eharge which can he proved agalnat thou trader arreet. Mary Inaraaaanix, aaieeeofthawouaded meanowattlto boapital. bee told the authorities that ahe heard a eonvmation between Il- aliau witneeaca of the atabbtng. In which pledgea were made that no tea» timrmy would be given which would lajare any one now under arr-tat. Title Ill taken by the police to Indicate the existence of a weepiney to free the two Juliane. It la elated. moreover. thatthetwomea whowererat wont hurt to the canoe ”looking for fight." The condition of legri-aal at the hue. vital to W today and it eeema likely that he will recover. momma-nut mettle. wheel-gene. llarell lie-A moo-mammalian.- "MMWWMIBmh-u entaillagtaamtoenlepletatketorpe- dobeatlowaaattheeariiaatpoaalhie ”not. tinder the W tee- ”Influhaveaepawdothmilee new. ltialttellwltatllraetnr- padatttbee. “Mibw “M m flan-A m eatikaaheaamtnreepeeialeab- “Wealth-membrane” m l “l m. tlaa a.» date of . bird's. m—Jl‘he imparcial more will 1 _¥ mean, in view of the criala in the fi M. adding: ”Any- way. Spain in age heraclf no reeent in- ellta and ammo unjuat preten- “a. la 3 "4 .. The Liberal lilo says: "If the Unit— ed States W to eltecor the Cuban the simplest pfiane in to mantle the uterine to the ‘Spanieh Red Crone. which wee Wty helped in the name objaet by m. Rania, Hungary. Rommel. Venetian. and Argentina. The Spaniel _ Crone in well organ~ leed in Cuba‘. idea many members are r-dy it!!! are from Spain it ne- "However. if the United Staten wanta war let her frankly and not aeok charitable or h anitarian creates." an the mlniater for riae. Admiral mark: ,‘fTha, l continues but the barometer-ta ." Thin ia I that the eituation lanoteouam abletoSpalnaalt Few people diet- than thoao who mac NM” or the Chicago river in the hoare mung the dawn know that room water atreet la the barn- yard of Oh Just before daylight breake, from ‘ upper atorloe of all the ennui-ill yours, from the Lake airleet brim on yer titre-ct. the mom. in mailne of tie feathered tribe ear tend. held it in q ttmea aa veritaailo a barnyard amplifier as one remembers Iii-rill; from M dint. dewey yearn of boyhood on the pi! farm. mien living in ay cities who follow the plow hand , ll boyhood never for- get the thrill of it early morning na— ture Innate. and any a belated Meir triaac 7 p Wromlngtbetltnte atra't m t before tho aky etreaka over lake borrow pink. have had a « ital) of homoeickneaa from three r poultry melodies 0 blocks of the am “it earth. lathe Very telly m the cumin- cut. and on the bi‘iflh of the river that iloata more commerce than any other etream. rock- in). out their shrill. proud challeur to the coming day. durlta qlmrzk. proud turkey «mks, calmly unafraid of the avenging block. gobble like, feallmrorl birtia till one can are the duet they relic. and now and than excited guinea hens. )ilte hysteri- cal old ilfillullt‘l'a ant up each a t-lnlter Ilint hysteria reigns and the new cm lug puller-mart wondera if thieves are not pilfering hon rooata. It is all there. any morning. and be- fore tho clung oi rubles, the clutter of boots and tho rumbling of wagons fill the alreete, Chil'ago'a barnyard hail hardly a note illncordnnt with the morning madrigal on the old farm. Slate etreet bridge at that hour mail. on many men from one town to the other. who, by their unsteady gait. should have rnlrtlr~ the trip home car lit-r. One caught the handrail at the south end of the bridge the other dawn and clung to it lr-riarlorlely lust no a cock crowed ehrilly around tho comer in Water atreet. The man neared wholly bewildered. lie wan all atten- tion, and the rail did him good eervice all hie kneel: won- out on duty. "What'ah that?" he naked in it voice of meditation. The rock of the me again voice-d hie praiaa of dawn in another minute. "Dewey pardon~hlr~yon’re mistak- en l—leh not daylight-hio—not 'tali." lint the cock crowed again. hairline» ly. and another look up the refrain. and noon the barnyard chorne wee at ite Met. The man in hie eupe clung to hie poet. bailed and helpieae. but an interrelated. 'almoal hypnotized listener. The poultry melody alarmed to have looaened the torture of memory within hie ml. for the irate began to trickle down hie cheeks and be indulged bim- aelf with a bit of Meade. "Well. I never, hie! If that ain’t 'aartly like it war on the old farm. None of 'em miaaing but the. Me. pige auddog. leaaeneo'heardadahout up the etaire. hie! for me to git up and slop the huge. Ila. hie! God hieea her! yells. "I'heealvea ie to go in the pea—E I put ‘era ont!’ Lewd. hie! ain't it not- tit-HM Irat tie-e. hie! in fifteen yearn. lwiahiwaetharerightaow. hie! hack on the old feral." Ilia wiel wee anon anew-rad. for a ”watch dog‘ patrolman unlocked him from hiaraliiagaadledhietohiaboa to cell tha wagoa.--Cltieagn 'f'ietee- o : E. _ .fi ' CONN” MONDAY. MARCH 28.18%. P - . «r l . of the Coast States Likely to I. of alreenrte. II. special attention by (l. 0., No. 2. c. 3., 0.. No. 3. c. a. A. (l. 0.. for prompt no incomplete. will be at once completed . By order of . BRIGAD In regard to this order, (loneral I-‘roet said to a Sentinel reporter that fill? or- (for did not by any int-anti indicate a certainty that the Connecticut trooptl would be called into service. but that Cullen affairs now appear to be rapidly approaching a crisis. and within the next few days the question of war or peace would be likely to be settled. Aa long an the nettiement of that question appeared near at band. he thought it good inherent to have omen within call. in lane of an emergtmcy. The arrow room in being taken by tile romutandlng officer of the National rig—r. Libretto am all the Irate Barcelona. March ZS—As a realilt of tho eimtiouii here yesterday to fill nix MlfiTARY OFFICERS Must not Absent Themselves from Home Station for a Period Exceeding 24 A. Hours Without Leave. ORDERS ISSUED TODAY BY BRIGADIER-GENERAL FROST Cuban Adairs Now Rapidly Approaching a Crisis. and lie Think: it Good Judgment to be Ready in Case of an Emergency-Troops be Ordered Into Sen'ice for Coast Defense. to do Guard and Patrol Duty and Act as Reserve Force. Brigadier General Front today issued the following general orders from brigade headquarters of the Connecticut National Guard at South Norwalk: Until further orders. officers commanding organizations. National Guard. will not alment themselves from home stations for a period exceeding twenty-four hours at one time. exmpt upon regularly issued leave Connecticut Commanding owners will continue the squad system called to their A. (l. 0., in careful conformity to changea in membership. All lists for Telephone Company prescribed by (l. tire of emergency on... which are still and forwarded as directed. IER GENERAL RUSSELL FROST. Guard of New York. and of New .lt-r- soy. In r-aso of war troupe of the coast states are likely to he ordered into eer- viro for coast defender. to euppiement the regular army force. to do guard and patrol duty andaet. an reeervee for any net-(led prlrpoete. all but. well organized and sufficiently equipped, could be made available hadrwe a voi- unteer form could he organized and instructed. The order in far from meaning war, and in only a conservative precaution in the poaeibio event of a trail to artive duty by the governor. or on requisition of the president. WJ- . Died of Hydrophobia. New York. Hurt-h 234m Elizabeth Van Nome. of West New Brighton. 8. vacancies in the mrtt-z. three mon— arl‘biste and three RPpllbllonns have; bot-n returned, All urltrinlimiet «until—1 little W38 Ignriminlrilltlly defeated. Tho; Liberate obtained all the nebula in tbel province except one. for which 3 (,‘nt— ' alnn llomo Ruler watt returned. Ont hie Throat with a Razor. Hartford. Conn. March mar—Richard K. Jones, of the firm of Jones it Lit- tio. committed suicide this morning by cutting his throat with a razor. doing the deed on Colt'e dye» in a deacrtntl aunt. The head was nearly o-vereli. lie was a thirty—wound degree Mason. . a past maater of Hartford lodge and 3 Sir Knight of Worthington cmnmund~ cry. His age woe fifty. A your ago he married Mien Ella iloardlnnll. of New llrilain. all his ammo wifot Tito deed was probably committed in ii iii of inannity. Inc. We Inga Bong. turmhndllmetealllledtoman'g lime. Caroline .l. Bonaparte. widow of Janene Napoleon flinapnrte, little in a hooaeon It atreet immediately adjoining there-idenewoflohn Arbitron Porter, arc- retary to the want. Among the labor domatiopanphemaliaof ll . Brynnpano laaoortalnhugogong lnthoatnw bloat the travel herhonec. by meaneof which aha enmmooa tha eoaehman and other earvanta when ehadelliree their aa- eiataaee. llr. Porter'e wife hae been eerl‘ oualy ill foraome time. but line. Bona- parte’adratre for thaeomtori andeompany of her ecrvanta he been by no manna leap madmihet account. Or: the met-a, thebighailhaeboomadouttimeaod again. day and night. until Ilr. Porter bad form thaflulian eliuatioo,the an- Memo! other atakera and mouthing I. died at her home today of hydro- phobia. Last February a mongrel dog bit fine people including hire. Vim .‘o'omo, who was bitch in 28 plan- or», Mrs. Van Nome did not froth at ”I" mouth. but all the other symptoms of rabiliea 'woro observed. The mixers who were bitten have not shown any signs of hydrophobia. DI ED: . M . ,, H... JENNINGS—nit South Norwnlk. CL. Sunday. March 27, Jolie-pit G. If!“- ningii. Funeral will be held March so. at his late reside-rice. 2 Foirilold avenue. It is kindly requested that no nliwere be silent. wnrt'rezo. ' WANTED—Competent girl to do gen- eral homework. Apply at it Maple atmet. Norwalk. lei 3t WANTED—To inane. A grain mill. 1.000 to 2.500 epindlea in good run. ning order. Water power. near rail- road. Addreee X. this other. mes 2w WANTED—4 girl to do general bounc- work. Apply ll High etrnet. South Norwltlk. mad at WANTED—Situation ae coaghmen and gardener. age 32. married. no children. thoroughly undentaudll care of m boreee and carriage». gardene, lawna. roade. cowe and poultry. Wife bretoclaee waiter. Proteetanta. Biz yeara' beat refer. em. Apply. 34 Spring street. Booth Norwaik. , mzz Iw aiee. Ba Mindy lied a martian» withehol'llflrieteommiauomallaglag that the ringing“ the big gongwaaa mnukmn-audahowldhe logiyaotmtkamuhqhwhohad minterviawwitkihertdiunf thadlettr» LOST. we're-A large. ahauy lit. Bernard dog. brown with little while under neck. lied no collar. llama "Kr- eer." A reward will he paid for hie return to Jamar ii. Knapp. 9 Wear avenue. South Norwalk. mu ti «u.,le—~MW~WW . 'ro LET—Seven roome. fl-Wm from three to five roman. ' or addreae.’ lira. Tortuga. avenue. lfaat Norwelk. T0 LET—Prom April lat.- ‘ 5 Oourtlandt place. All manta; four or fire rooms, avenue. norner of .. . fl Inquire of Taylor and Ohio West avenue. , T0 LET—House corner ~ and Ana streets. 7 mm ‘ . .. Inquire at Hayea' in“. ' ‘ TO LET~Lower floor. No. street. Mireille roome. _ ’ W. J. Leland. Dulce Norwalk company. T0 LET—down part ofv‘houee} Hartford place. Five to”, . two in attic. Inquire No.‘ , Main street. A. T. Merriam.- 1'0 LET—Cottage as Harriet city water. excellent well, and garden. Bent reaaonahlg ply 22 “min etreet. ‘ T0 LET—One four room a first floor: four rooma on‘ door; rents moderateto u; lies. Water and newer .. l 4 6. Haulenbeck. 23 Orchard. . 1'0 LET~Five roome for . x ing. or three for light m . . Apply at 28 Wellington South Norwalk. TO LET—Upper part at home ’ rooms, two minutee' walk m, pot. rent 35. Inquire of H. , itowayton. Conn. " T0 LET—Five rooms for how or three for light hotleekeepb'. ply at 28 Washington street, Norwalk. “lie 70 LET—Three tarnished ‘rooata la control locality. "liable for I. " tor or dentist. Will also Frat furnished. together or p l ‘ For particulate inquire n. walk office of The Sentinel, 'I‘O RENT-flu period. “an ’ month. Apply to A. 8. Bi To LET-Home No. 8 Italian- " eleven rooms. All modern , meats. Inquire of Taylor don. TO LET—lower apartments to, that“; shall street. Water find newer? . noclionil. Poseeaeion at once; ; uel 'I'. Hatch. I!“ TO LET—Half of hotter. 21 mm m Norwalk. all improvemeate. and moderate. in avenue; six rooms, logic MM suitable for offices; Int m. ‘. rooms, No. 10 Union meet. I Ag Woodward. 'ro LET—A pleasant men-theoret- toga, one minute from trolley. er and sewer connection, and [ in. Rent, 312 per month. of F. E. Quintard, 1“ Iain Norwalk. ' TO LET-Hones in Orchard reliable for either one or two. families. line all modern menu, bath room. teraaea. mlnutea' walk from Went trolley. Inquire at No. I atreet To LET—The aecnnd and third, ’ of the Quintard building.” and Knight etreete, liorwalh. able for emcee, tom mama. or manufacturing. Mt . ' Inquire of F. B. Qflllllfll, I“ etreet. Norwatg, or F. H. . 6 Wuhlngton walk. 70 LET—lion”. adloiaing ‘ of 'i‘. l. Raymond. are, :1 modern improvements. < ~ tier; honae. 1 foo-II. deuce of advertlaer; I . nrdcna; let floor. 3 street; mall door. r All in good order and pi! to John 1!. atmt. To RIM—Four room .. . wilt—Child'e round puree. contained tern. Iaat Sunday afternoon about 4:” o'clock in or near It. W5 church. finder will lure at lee-v tiael oflee and receive reward. 2“ at t BIOCILLANW W 'r'w
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