‘iioi E lull-Iv Bearing Up Wfil e Dsnssds this its “you! A ., rvades'tlie Entire l d GILES i ding. SUBMITTED ‘ ' é UNTiii’ NEXT MONDAY. Under the Trying Events and the Great Endurance—Contracts Signed for g t the Sale of Three Torpedo hosts to the United States-41am in the Aetios «the saint Forces ilow Practically Completed. Wmmox,’ April 6.—It is stated at the White 'Hodselthot the message will be submitted to Congress betrleen half-past one and two o’clock this afternoon. 'A’sfiistont Secretary Day said he knew of no change in the tenor of :the document as to deferring intervention to the president's discretion in the future through a res- olution as indicated in some dispatches this morning. later-4t is now stated that. the message will not go to Congress today. W Davis explsins as thereason for the delay that Consul General Lee hid notified the state department to delay action in order that he may get Americans out of Cuba in saiety. lie has esperiencd dlmcnlty in securing hosts to carry all the Americans who desire to leave in the time specilied. The latest report is that the message will It We the lignilpanaa ollhsbay ’ seen. «you. a Washington. April sum was aloud has led to a dflohhlidfinee oi tho'pres- lihnllal public We ' ior thatltne being. These m have us— nally held lsl-wheeklyland have born a source oi ought to “in” of sight- .peera who sons to the nation's capital. Today the first spoil-peat oi stringers that ___ ‘ asulswnl‘ie mm tat there would will and subse- mily’lt ans-assessors that there would no tools. the week. With the mtlnuas oiagrave crisis or worse thp ahtiqh is that the public receptlo’ will y ins-usual: unison. ed. ’* . 1;: , The presidut has barn up well against the twins events that have made great hands as his physical endurance. Mil ha allows to some extent the aim oi‘ the long hours oi deliberation! (War the situation. Attorv sey Mahatma came to the White House flatly liter 9 o'clocit and on- tarad into all "out consultation with the president. hepresentativc Adams. acting chain-ah oi the House commit- to. on ioi'slga 'alsirs came about the ’satbe tilne. John Thompson. oi Ohio. hills called Ill. did not are the presi- dent. A ‘ l Secretary Day. who less than as ’ earlier had been with the president” n minut». returned about it o'clock. lie was evidently in a hurry and in lo mood to be lntcrrup tail on an important sits-ion. Beyond the ataumanhlhal so tar as he lines then would as In special session oi the cabinet ho vdhebasleti nothing as to the situation Which was a law hours lhtsr to he Mly made ltsown to the world. All their was to indicate "W Woes oi the day was the sup» Ill-rd Wt ol same ol those the “on. m w. of Wisconsin. was thssratsilhsletnbmolthe senate prsslda i- f. Warehousesisessrallesrr.“ W; W. oi all-m: “slim-osmium not go to Congress until I‘m MOI aorson. flying loondron lay late a bash tor tho canarlaa. Washlltton, April G—~The plan oi action tor the naval iorccs in event oi hostilities is now practically comple- ted alter several weeks constant work anthspartoioloerstowhum wasen- lrutod this important loaturln oi the war muons. Whilarthese plans are closely guarded. it may be stated that one ieatura oi the- mun-dues a dash by the ”in suuadron under Commodore Schley to the Canary is. lands. As outlined by a high naval oflcer. theplanisthatlneventoiadaclara- tioaoiwarthahyingaquadrouasltla now composed, or possibly with the ad- dition oi a low more ships. will iron» diately start for the east with the Ca- naries as its destination. Naval on- cials do not think that it would he a dlihcuit taslt ior so poweriul a heel to establish a station at that point and operatingirom itassbasobarrassthe coast oi Spain. From that position the squadron would not only be placed advantageously to ‘intercept Spanish merchantuten. but would be in a pos. ition, should circumstances demand. to attaclt a sea-port. It was also pointed out by this olileer that to seize and hold the Canary islands would be a severe blow to Spain. inasmuch as the islands lie between the l‘apc Verde Is- lsnds and Spain and in direct line with the route to China. iihould such a plan be put in opurn- iion the American llcrl in l'ltban wa- ters would be composed oi the prelim squadron at the Tortugas use such titl- llitioual vessels as could be spared lrom the protection oi the coast limit- or up. W by Grant Iritain. ham, Gar-sup Italyaad Austria. Washington. April s.-~lt is learned lron a reliable diplomatic source that the oinllasaathws and ministers in Washington "muting Great llri’ lain. France. Germany. Austria and ltaly. at a meeting held at the ”flush embassy ysslmlay alternoos. uracil upon the substantial tar-s oi a iolat vote tendering the good olees ol the powers to avert war between the Usib ed States and limits. muss-um lasts. insoles. April Cw—A special dispatch trots lions. published today. says sdadsutobenadyatamontost’ano- ties.ooatnvetllsilstioasloasraol. Connecticut. Thlaistloaeaplasatlon olthoextrsoarathatarestandtagoo sldetrachshsrennlln Berlin. Bu- perlotendent Davidsonmltheliartilord division.wsaashadl-tovnningiithe roadwssslrsadytotransportthec. N.G.incaaeoiemergeney,andnpllsd that “beiore thsgnard could usamble atthsstationtralnawouldhersady thereiorthem.” Continuing.hosaid thatthegoardwouldnottastheoapa— cityol the road without oatra prepar- ation, but It was true extra cars had heenstntionediorthepurposeonape- ciduncksoorthoithedepotsnd on the surface tracks at church street. The guard in this vicinity would re- quire is coaches. l bagugeearsaud 3 carslorhorses. Theordersoanse throthnneral Superintendent Plait. oi New Haven. itispresumodiromthewnrdepart— mentJtis-ldthatsimilarordorahavn beenlmuediorotherseetionahere lo thelilaat. Inthisconnectiouaoues- ilonhasbeenashodastpthnpayibr thetransportatiouoithotroops. itis thattheaamerule willbe loilowodaainthecivilwarwhen the government came to an agreement withthersilruadaltwapeolalratesior theiramlationdaoidiera. Oyatuflroundaaudllsasrsrlold. Theaaleoitheoyderhtnlnelbo- longing to the estate oi the late Will- iam J. Craw. oi Rowayton. together with the steaotu Josephine, toolt place yesterday afternoon at the lahachemo Hotel. The purchaser was Ir. Slag. oi Stratlord. and the price paid was $23,500. The property wu sold twice. Ailerithadheensoidthohrattlmelt was discovered that the sixty acres oi ground in Darien and Norwalh Intel's. which were sold some time ago. had been included. The price bid first was $30,975. Air. lac. of Britkeport. was the auctioneer. “marina. llong Kong. April ¢.-—The United Stats-nestlsorsoarlnstosolosas. and supplies oi coal are bet: purchas- edlorthasseoitheAinartean war- shipa. ' The United States authorities have pun-based the British W Nati- shan. which will be used as a store ship. Willi a listing "lo.” Washington. April C.——’l'lle lorelgn slain committee oi the Home had Ad— miral Irwin, who is an expert upon en- ploalvea. belore them this morning. When asked as to whether it was put sible lor a urine such as blew up the Maine to have been located without the knowlothe oi the ilpaolsh authorities, he replied in the motive. Installing!" Idlers. Washington. April s.—The bureau oi steam engineering oi the navy depart. ment is actively preparing lor the in» atailatlou oi the new boilers luv the old monitors. The bureau [Ml expert to install these boilers in about thirty days-us tacit that under ordinary rlr' cuntslancea would require sis months. Tonalallatolointhalquadrou, New Yorh. April Sow-The battleship Tessa sailed today to Join the solarium at Hampton Roads. ilhc loll the navy yard dot-ll about a o'flrn'h snowma- ed rapidly down the Host river and through thoharbov to the ass. loliowed by whistlefilutesolstnsieralt. illn- passctl out Qatar-saline at so? a .rn. Oral-as W Agra-ad Key West. Fla” April s.~——'l'be United States cruiser Cincinnati is aground is the middle oi the harbor. She return. ed irons patrol dirty this morning and ran on a land hash directly Opposite the government wharl. The tin hey» den is trying to not her oi. Altar two honvs' worli they smell- ed in pulling the Cincinnati ol the sows .llash. It is believed she has not sus- tained any dost-gr. bat the rwgwlsr naval inquiry will be static ”hula-Island Atlanta. (1a.. April div-The a'ao oi the Spanish consumes». April For” navel-en metres by the m y. ”Matthew . sun nonw. mum ....._. may” u... j. W.-- libel-la attheibrtwlllheon their m.ltissaid.hydawnoi 1mm. ‘ it b'fidon themauthorlty that inersgihasswili probablygotochst- M. mentwlllbetraus- ierrnd starlight to avoid pvlrilcity. a. thewarproparationaat w April s.--rlte Bellini)“- can _ f which was opposed to delay in hair matter met at 10:30 inbuilt so or so Republi- ,. . , i. There were me very hsaisd beeches made. llr. Taw- ney.ot. ‘ whohasbeeneape» ' ciaily ,, ior Cuba, madeavery polluted union the allqed pol- oonelntodnyweatill havetowaitto decide upon our course." No Mien was presented to the costumes. that the tone oi other was in favor oi vigorous so. the lvidsnea. , , April s.—-sosor [in e de alaires oi Spain. dark: the critical period the liaise disaster. the following state. must: “The ol-tho Spanish commis- sion which vestiguod the lathe dis- satsr has yet had time to reach lladrid Havana. Notwithstand- ing this that government is rsadytosnbprit theevidenceoiboth silos to imflnhhm oi the na- tioas oi the world." Mlhlpaintolhniaars Washington. April d.—-Two oi the ships purchased iron the llorgan line wen :N insulin. APRIL; 6. no; .. But ‘(irttve Doubts as to her Being Able” to 0 AVOID A “ ..... «new do so Are Expressed in all Quar- ters Here and Abroad. MADRID PAPERS DISCUSS ['1‘ FROM EVERY POINT or Vle The Situation There this liorniilg was Due oi Expectancy, and the Public was Anxiously Awaiting President McKinley‘s Message to Congress—Jim United States Assured oi the holiest and lost Cordial Sympathy oi the British Government. Madrid. April 6. i a. mé—Altlwtgh there are no important developments up to this hour. arrangements have been concluded to place American cit- laens and their property throughout thecountry undertheeareoithellrit- ish diphimatic representatives in case United States Illnlster Woodland is compelled to leave. it is known, however. that no in- structions have yet been received by General Woodiord tn plaoe.Americau citlsens and their property under the protection oi the British represents- tires. General Woodiord lelt the United States Nation for his residence at 12:35 a. II. The prevailing impression in polit- ical circles as this dispatch is sent is that Spain will strive to the utmost to avoid war. but doubts as to her being able to do so are expressed in all quar- tern. manor" nannm. mumAwattiag the We“. nation. April G—A new doapateh irons Madrid this alternoou says the Ituatloa there this morning was one oi apeetaney. The avernmant and the public were anxiouly awaiting President Ichinlsy's message to Can- will he sent to the New vorli navy mu 3"“- and two to the Nor-loll: navy yard to be converted into cruisers. The arm- ament will «insist mainly oi dve inch guns. in two or three weeks. the obl- clals believe. the ships can be proper ed ior active service. The cruiser lilo. genes. purchased in England the other day. is expected to leave this week lor New Yorh. rlhe is about hm ions irllllilel. mun-nouns Government rm, April d.-0n the highest au- thority the Associated Press announces that the British government has assor- ed the United States that the latter has its iullest and most normal sympathy to its Cuban poliry. This announce- ment was given with the insult will" plete knowledge, 0! the negotiations in» tween the United iltates and ilpaln. and on thr- undevrianding that the events are tending seriously toward arrived in- tervention in l'uba. 'alhastioaisrswlthlaag, Washington. April tin—lieu Admiral John (3. Walker. retired. has bad a conicrsnco with Delivers" Long at the navy department. and that lact revived the rumor that the administration is considering the advisability oi placing hits in eotsraaad ol the entire naval lovers in home waters. Captain liar- lter. usvalsldetothoseeretaryaads marshal- oi the stnlogic board. was present during the interview. for landing in the rental lorries. thimlou. April s.~'~'l‘be war icel» log has widened lunil in the paint servieeoithsllrssrtmest. byline uls— her at letters by postal employees solo The daspatch adds that the Bpanish cabinet discuss! the situation this morning at length and it is further as, sorted that the prevalent opinion among the ollclals is that a peaceful solution at the crisis is impossible. Inlonihsandallnsol .500. 'lsew York. April 6-ch stills, lormerly aaaktant engineer oi the city works department. Brooklyn. was sen- tcuted today by Judge Portico to six months imprisonment in the molten. tiary and to pay a line oi $500. The in— dictments lound by the grand jury, were not leloniea. but the court con» routed to allow the accused man to plead guilty to a misdemeanor. the maximum penalty lor which is lin— prisonrneni let one year and a line ol 85m. 5"!th on live other two in. dictrnouts is stiapendilti. Mills was charged with auditing lraudulent claims against the city oi Brooklyn in connection with the-public works do» parimelll. Mullen-gar loaning Chicago, April s.-r. (l. Connolly. treasurer and business manager tor Thomas W. Keene. tire wagedian. is missing. Serious tears are entertainer! that he has been robbed and mood or murdered. its bad about 83.00! in his possenlon' My. N. 7.. April s.--m hearted snow wtorra since the hurt oi February is bring rapt-rinsed here to- day. tisowtnthedeptboiseversl inches has rallies. a An Army teasers aim 200,000. Washlsstoa. April san’l'bs strung pa- triotic sesilssuvt which mulls among the lnillliarsea oi the varloss states Is hailing rest is a number ol ammuni- cstiosswhien haveltasarseslvas lit the ! ladrid. April 5. 10:30 p. or. (delayed in transmission-The evening papers tonight lor the first time take the worst view oi the nitration. They devote practically their whole space to the crisis, with scare heads. long articles. pictures. etc. and discuss it [run every point oi view. The Heraldo i independent) ranarlts that the idea oi war with a rich and powerful nation has become the lam"- iar talk oi the street and We, add- in that "even when and wives are resigned to it. confident it noosaauy lor the honor oi the country." Continuing. the Heralds rejoices in the loci that public sentiment do. not slack. "that rich and poor are .ltlog to contribute to the war that.” and expresses the bullet that public dalou abroad is growing in “platter. agreeing with the view «I here to Commissioner M‘ the United States Cuban ralid m that "the success at the inanrraetlan will mean negro asardpl la 0*." The Her-lilo that chronicles ”the growing tide oi provincial pan-warn in behail oi the nation's m" And '10 fiMMWD Huron-Jam Ito‘s llnvana. viii Key Wat. April t“- News was received late loaday night iron: is reliable strum that General Ca— llstu Garcia. alter desultory lighting with General Pando, in the province oi l’ttono Principe, had evaded Panda and with 3,000 men had reached the Toron- Juram trlocha. . Many ol his men are avalry. it is be- lieved that by this ills M Galvin has crossed the melts In the vicinity oi the plantation of Ban Nicolas and been joined by General Maximo Borneo. and that the «outlined iorces. rushing iully 4.000 men. are now on routs lor the inuvincea ol Matansas and Hav- ana on the long threatened raid ior which arrangements were made by the ‘ mission from General Goran sent west- ward prior to the «tolerance in which the outouurnists mht to induce (len- ersl Garcia and other insurgent leaders to surrender. has [loav- luvs-a Today. Washington. April il.-Atiorrisy General (Mags stated this taming that he understood Consul W hen would leave ilavaaa i“. ”In! Secretary Day is and“ “ flying that all Americans would lasso today. lsavyhowia'ow York. Fishlilll landing. April ‘.-*-A insight train on the New England railroad crashed thmh a bribe st liter-v ville last night and loll thirty inst. Norwnlh. Apply ll. ‘ roan. Apply immediately " 1". 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