. the timely eiah pot away thefauin-aitien oi the Lenten nea- 7119 prudent oi the Woman'n ebb. Suharto Hitchcock. placed her do- W'fl'iideneeathbedllwlnloithe cllbioritn honnitnllty. and welcomed the nitrate in her novel araeeial me hi it ,i i it i ; ll 5 andidnaa’ttinl, by iiinn ear-a , line being all meat. oi the omna'n club. Theae were by It. Aline llay Sherwood. charmed ' all by her ainging oi n cumin lullaby. and by Iii-a atella m. whoae artiitic rendering oi thaworhaoilrhnman, Liaat and un- chniitlhy baa no rival. Iiinn Sherwood wan accompanied by illn- flallr 8. Betta. whole piano work in no highly Mind. * ii i. ,V. 3 iii Altar the motion concluded re~ ire‘tnenta were‘nerved and a brief nov cial time browht a very pleanant alters noon to a clone. . -iiarrln,i*e. No. in. l. 0. , o; rt. none-eon. Inat nightrneeivei ,, W... W at Mt» lodne. oi nitration. making an nudi— eaee oi between.” and m to witnena the working or the firnt degree. which wan conierred by a team compared at no men: Thin In a new ieature and won watched with great Internet by the large gathering. Among the dintlaguinhed Odd Fellows preaent were Pant Grand Mentor Cunt nlnghnm. of filth Norwnlh; Grand Warden H. H. ”charm, oi Mikeport: Noble Grand Theodore 8. Toby and Vice Grand Wed Barthel. of ilutler lodge; Noble til-and William smith and Vice BrnadArthur Been. oi Ono nooae lone. dd othera. Alter the altar lolke meetiu war over all partonh oi a bountiful repeat. alter which clam were lighted. and an him m meluded the mura— nion. whieli will p violin In the bintory oinll indganfllcerned an a pleaaant tile and one tilt did much in bring- ing Odd ‘I'eiloh in clutter touch with About 15 W oi Ilutler We were laJM. They returned on K2151 all- eta-aeron- atvera who mean to w thin binned chart”' to our Mn. Hit A. rennin. mailman i'hlaaee Coal-litter. 'Iil'l'nndthennrlonnqaentioanoithe held. s WWW. bat no call mmamm.mamt ltgwan thntit'wanidaathnnn- cannery .g‘nnrtlnnlenwhohaveianc llteadepnnlaataponth-ltotaherthe edWrain ”nonalcoho- the iorreerntta ,erllt‘annwillheia— meant :l‘ha pre- tence-law vine aaalalll. tary it hanbiobeen decided that (lon- nnctlcut’n ehare nhall he one (elimi- aient oi troopn. Which regiment thin ,will be min with Governor Boone. not. other oonntderntionn being equal. tile rat-rot called upon will be the one when ale-hen volunteer their ner— vim tar greatest with or the *li ,. .g The Women will be filled 3 iron other regimentn. Major Smith 8. beach. ntationed at New Loam and one oi the ahlent on- W in thallnited Staten array. ban charge oi [Connecticut ounnt. lip plane are all ‘ and approved. Work will begin immediately. The regular artillery will have charge oi all hate terien. aided and wallet: the Nation- at Guard. Theeallioerillbe confined to the National Guard. The lint call upon Connecticut will be through the governor. ”a no name! on room leo-hnand 'halnrn are laid to love a ’lmgalnppiydfrovlnione, ”a lira-elem. April lax—Lem" ha, ‘henarnneivedirom Point Ihrrow. w , III lee bound nailorn. who nailed manportabomayearago.nre nerdy waiting the return oi the nea- non when the Arctic nean will open ior aavhtloa. No lear in eapreaaed that mufimfl gm count oi nea'reity Ill land. in tau, the timely preceutionn that were tahen by Charinn Brower, agent ior H. lJeben & 00.. in laying a big nupply oi provi~ lionn at Point Darrow, have precluded the nonnibility at any nulierlng on the aerial the whaiern. flown in conlrtned that the Jennie H. Free-an wan totally dentroyed by fire by the circle-neon oi name Enquilnaux and that the Orca wan crushed in the Ice and tlnnlly nunh. 0! the other whalern held In the ice pack. the Bele- llere In nnid to be naie. But what lor- tune may overtake the Jeannie. liow- port, Feariean, lionano. and the bark Wanderer cannot be told until the Ice begin- to move. A iew lnen oi each crew are ntanding guard over the ven- hole where they are held prinonern in the Ice. The rent have talten reiuge lit the Point Barrow elation, where they are qmrtered In btnlnea oi the Fur eom~ bury. the Enquiniaun who tonnerly oc- cupied the buildinga having been given gun- nnd ammunition and anti to hunt deer in the interior. Filth Iiatc Walll~ er. oi the Orca. haa reached saddle Latte on bla way to thin city. lie tele- nranhed that the remote now In the ice will get out aaiely next norlng. aoana nhtrmqo yon m navy mammogram. tnneoiihnlriln-plettoa. Wanhlagtoa, April lz—Coninlodore liiehborne hall tanned a ntatetnent allowing the percentage oi completion or the ram hoatn now building lot the navy. The battlaahlpn Kearaarge and Kenioehy at Newport Newa are completed to the extent oi it per cent. the liltaoia at Newport Newa. ii on rent; the Alabama mmltlh by (tramp a hone. in per cent: and the Wiuoaatn at the Union iron worlln. a. per cent. The ganbont Princeton nn~ oer Wine by blatantl- a doll. in a per neat. W. and the nab-a- Plaannr. building at ”the. in l t millepubllcensoi the ‘ " Conllulitee Cooling ior all snow: MASON ; ' . ls ‘ ANOTHER Washington, April ll-W’ith the inhaler oi renponalhllity to Comma. the White lionne wan” well nigh deaert- ed tohy by the unnal continent irom the capitol. There wan an air oi orpect taney about the White Boone an to what oonrne Congre- would take. Few public men put in an appearance during the iorettoon. but there were great numbern oi eightneen to whom the public rooma oi the amnion were once more thrown open. Reprenenta- tire Low. oi New York, piloted a party oi early comern. hiya. Day. wile oi the anniatant accretary oi ntate, and hire Darren, wlie oi the comptroller oi the currency, were the firnt pernonn to reach the White lioune today, and alter greeting hire. McKinley that alter breakfast. Joined the latter'a party of young women gueatn ior a drive. ltep. renentntive Lacey, oi lowa, Iran the first congruent“ to nee the preaidcnt. and bin mineion wan an chairman oi the Home committee on public landn. to could" with the president rannlinlt ma: ‘ lion. 9 nnw mam ”if. Ammmghuudmm Miriam New Yorlt, April lz-—A new dinpatch boat which the linited Staten govern- ment bought from the Yarrown. oi idli- gland, arrived here today on the Amer- lcan trannport liner linuewaalra. llcr ateering gear in all that in needed to place her in active nervice and thin will probably be adiuated an noon an nhe in talten oil the llnnewanha. no that nhc may have a trial trip noon. The veuel, which in unnamed an yet. in GI ieet long with O ieet beam. 8hr drawn two ieet oi water lorwnrd and 3 leer’ait. She inaaid to be one oi the latent diapatcb boatll in tlw world. a npeml oi an lllloill an hour being l'lulnl« ed ior her. AGREE 1!)me RmmlTION. Wnnhington. April li.-—’l’he nteeriut- committee oi the Republlcnna oi the Hound mot thin morning and adjourned until thin alternoon to await the action oi the iorvIan nlalrn committee. Tiler are generally namd to yield recognt tloa oi the enlntlng government, but iavor immediate intervention and a declaration that whatever government in ultimately remained In Cuba nhall berepnbllcanlaioraihhtiireeirom the wivereignty oi lipaln. unuooltara ma lurlrllveurtou. Wanhlngtoa. April lie-The Hotiae committee on ioreign alaira expect» to have General line before that title at- terwoon. The nonttloa oi the Del-lo- eratie mil-hm oi the mitten.- tn ior loomed-den and inaudible interven. lion. ' . in ACT iii comm WITH oouaz Wanhingtoa. April li.-lenator um hall cloned a revolution in the donate directing W leiiialey in Man military m to art in anneal with floater. . W Willi)! nrnoov ternavnrmoa. him. Avril lie-The leanin— eaa W “but ill car» a“ w the m J ' "flutter" A Resolution mum in the Senate Directing, Military Operations. to Act in i General Lee to Appear Beiere the Fudge oi the linear Upon hie Arrival In W 1.. ,. x. “3011’; APRIL " . namunwlttnaaiaw-a a” Affairs .ll SPEECH. “ Prenldent. In Cuban with Gomez—— lntlonn Committee v t’ W ‘ a , f, ’ u . r w The Senate . u lttee on foreign res tationa ., _ t-nitting thin morning all the I 3" Mi. preaent except Air. Daniel. " canlnlitue’ immedi- atelytoolla'p tanhbeloreitollor- mutating h . ullon dellning tta idea oithecourne |lepurnnedintbeprea- our camp! - ‘ with Spain. Many mi- nor dlfiennonn . developed. but they were not'oi a character an to die- pel hope oi” ugha final agreement. The com-litter , hopeful oi being able to report todny,nut the report may be delayed no an to alord an opportunity. hear General w ”ATM MAY. mica-a the Mn anal-a me “Nebulae Wanhlngton. ipru tr—rlle foreign aflairn continum' oi the Houaa met thin morning. The Repuhllcalln oi the committee had come to no'agrnnaient More the meme ”l “I“I ll bell-n non-tint - , bnli an boar that until they did. on ac- tion could br- ogrmd upon. the Demo- crata, with Mr. Newlandll, nilvcr H’- publican. withdrew to give the republi- cans anothcr opportunity at reaching a proponitloll upon which they could unite. The ligament when the corn— nlitteo neparmed wall that they should come together again at “:15. it or ’l’llil unlikely that the republican» will be- nbie to agree. It in almont certain that no reaollltlon will be pro-rented to tho Hot-e today. There in a great that! at tallt oi tbl- Republicans meeting in cannon and do- terminlng thc nature at tho renolutloll upon which they nllall vote and in- ntrttrting their colleaguea oi the cool— nliltee on ion-tan ahaira to report audit renolutlon. It in pointed out that thin plan would Inattre the neutral approach to barmonioua action an the Republi- cllna would then be bound by a call- cnn decree. Wanhlngton, April 11—41:» liouae ioreign alalrll committee will mnlte no report today. At noon the lmmitlm took a recean until aitertlttuu. (IADIl'ti All VOLtlli'l‘ldhlttI. ilall Francinco. April lz.-’i‘he league oi the Crone tvadeia, comprtning a regi- ment oi I4 compo-ten formed In three battalioaa according to modern tactirn. have decided to o'er ihemaelvea all vol- untaern ii the United lltatna ahoold de- clare war againnt flpnlit. in the real- alent there are about not born and young men and at lentil hilt aide-bodied noldiern who could atnnd a min earn- kiln. harrlmvnlt eolmo rott NW. mtt't'. New Torh. April lie-um torpedo boat dentroyet alarm liorwarlr the neat We”. llnr traaaiorlaatlea into a war ahlp having been completed. leittheitroohlyaanvyyardataaaarty harp and pea-a ant nanny linen it 1:“ thin man. Illeiehoaalt to Reopen. it. I.. to “he on term write. tmtow mm or brain. Manna. April sum to a ’mm .hmrnmonrnoun. hat!- “I m only ttegat, n. 6., April er-Tbe Lea Irina ‘npecinl reached Roch! Mount. at 7:45 o'clock thb naming having on board connul General Flt» high Lee. Vtoeflonnul General Bprin-r (er and Connul Walter Barker, ol 8» gun. La Grande, accompanied by Hon. fia.lclandon.ol0mla.atldlleon J. Canon, oi Tampa. Fla, nor—outing the Blant nyatenl. General Lee in ntill anleep. Theparty enpect to arrive In Washington at 2 o'clock thin alter. noon. Emporln. Va. April lt-General lee ~intone at 8 o'clock In time to catch the tint glimpne oi Virginia noil. lie rented well during the night and when he came out oi his room nnid: "1 incl like a dllierent man. ii i only had a good crowd behind me I could turn back for Havana." nrnnn'r non I. nono mo. mam Iowan Della oat dthe Allied Tm Vancouver, B. 0., April lz—Fourth Gainer Hopbern. oi the Steamer Ent— prena oi Japan, now in port, tells oi a big ntreot fight In Hong Kong. .lunt More the nteatner nailed a row occur- red In a naloon between itueaian and Engliab nation. A aquad oi Runnialt nailorn on land held a council oi war and beetllitiea were declared against the Anglo-Saxon race. in thirty min. own 400 German, French and illusion nailorn had lined three deep along Queen ntrcot. which in 25 wet wide, ior one hundred yardll trout Joan temple to the water edge. and defied the Yan- keen and Johnny Bulin to break their ranhn, jeering them ior cowards. The Yanheon and Britinhern. ‘50 ntrong, not hail the number at the en- emy, advanced to the charge, shoulder to nhoulder. nome crying "Hail Colum- bia" and some “God Save the Queen." They drove like a mighty wedge through the mean oi ioreknern. The allied German, , French and litte- nian iorcen were noon nurrounded and In # wordn oi an eyeygit " e ntna 3?"me neven belle out at them.‘ The police were powerlean to Interiere. The on- cera hurried to whore in launches, but the hontilitien did not ceaae till the al- lied torcen cried ior quarter. LONDON PAPERS 0N SAGE. London. April l2.«'l'he aitcrnoon newnpapera here dilier in their eatlmtc oi Prenidertt McKinlcy‘a me to Congrettn on the Cuban quention. The Pall Mall Gazette rogurda it an atrllng but temperate. , The fit. Jamen Gazette mountains that the me team everything in o atate oi uncertainty. The Globe eaprenaed the opinion that it In a "me oi abdication." The Weatlninntcr tlanttc thinha the preaidenl'a mmuge baa made out an "l‘flh‘fil cane ior the intorvclttlou all the [tilted mam. ItIl’llIildtlANti tllt'i'l‘lltiii Ttltllt'l’li- tilt. Wuhington. April tz-The Republi- cana oi the lioune ioreign alialrn cont- miitee are coming together ior n reno- lotlon ior immediate intervention. THE Willi} 'mhlit til" Autilml'l'lON ARRIVE. New York. April lz.~—The itrttiah nteaaler Europe. which arrived lhia morning ironl london. brought to tone oi ammunition for rapid-Irina gene recently ounhaned abroad ior the United ltatea navy. Gilli WAltiiiili'tl LEAVlt HALIFAX. liniitall. it. 6.. April ii.-~'l'he United tltaten warnhtpa ilall Francine and New Orleaan nailed at i o'ciaeh ior New Yorit. They inch on board 7.50 tuna oi l-tlal'at thin port. . Gilli! am Tilt NARA)". New tern. April lh—Ali hot one oi tilefiiaenaitheflrnihaiialieliol the New York naval rearrvea detailed to no to league inland navy yard and bring the monitor Retreat in New 'iorantmaWtratni-ri’hib adeinliia at 8:” thin min. The oaeinalettantheiailowinatrainu PAltlii Wild. nor til tilt». New anh. April 18.»th American Womuhw.willaaltan neaalirnnorrow. ”ruminant and harantatamy allewtltearry aar W m WK. It Milli}. Conmelltn on the Prultat’n lee age by tone at the Payne William—illillmillli namwunwua-anani- plolntimationoraliandllerflta Regarding continglvantn, Ipainlnntl’rohnnt. Madrid, April 12, 9 a. tin-Complete tranquility prevails thin morning at the, Spaniah cabinet. There were patriotic demonntrationn yenterday evening at Barcelona and Valencia. accoln. planted by shouts oi "long live Spain!" "long live the army!" “Long live Cuba!" etc. but there were no diatnrbnucen. The Liberal thin mornix publlnhee what appeorn to be nearly a complete translation oi Pruidertt McKinley'a manage to Congreae on the Cuban quention, printing its aalicnt points In large type. Commenting on the mm. the? Liberal aaya: "Although the dlnpatchen are extensive. they do not cult-e ior the iormation oi definite conclusion The min—inhalation oi n word or a pbrnne would produce a otunplete ntln— anderntanding. and abllolllte depend- ence upon the accuracy oi the find trannlnineion in so serious an atlalr would be a grave indincretion. Never— iheleu. it may be said that. in a 5m- eral sense, it nfiirma and declares in the name oi the nation the right oi inter» lerence in Cuba. Whether a definite or indefinite period in meant. and whether it in a simple intimation or a fixed dc- cinion regarding coming eve-ta. Spain mutt pmtent energetically “not the principle, prior to protenting violutly against the action. No tree people can henltate to reject by all the Inennn in tin power a doctrine nannlii‘ tin per- nonality and reducing it to ”We would be equivalent to web's renta- lng her place among ”an nationa. America clearly Indieanea ha into-ion. hitherto veiled with hypotritteal ata- hignity. America connidera Spain in— WWW” in Cairo. We have put up w it every- thing. but allies we ignore our hintory and conaider the peninnnia on a level with Paraguay. inotated front the rent, ill the world. we cannot and will not nubniit to thin." WNW! m0 captain “.MKE Ignorea the Manet oi lpaniarda. New York, April 12~Thc ilritiatl fruit etealrler Tait arrived today iroln Port Antonio with a cargo oi lrult tor the American Fruit wmpany having cronaed the Atlantic iro- lngiand via Lan l'alman to engage in thin tradc. Captain t'anrobert on arrival at our :tntlne, aaid he now thoflpaniah flotilla at the Canary Iaianda "They arrived all i won about to nail. The authoritlen aeni oil word tor the to til-play any bunting. but I told thorn i did not hnow them and would not do It. I envy them only at a diatanre and had no chance in "amine theta." bAittllt Oltlih'lil Wit lllA'l'ltliit. Philadelphia. April lz.~liagiand it iirynn. wholeaale leather dealer- in thin city, yeaterdny received no order iroln the government ior mono olden oi leather, in be delivered at the Rot-ll I» tend met at the enrlleat saleable mo» ment. The leather In to he and tor the manuinrtm oi cartridge Men. and aword, Ill" and bayonet Arab- barrio. h "it. i only how!” he naelalllled. n it ng hie brow and nhah» lua hla head. M "Knew what?” they nailed. ”Knew what my ditty an a (thymine in." be limited. “You are." he went on. "it any wile hall a new am ior tinni- er and It rnian alto won’t an to church." "Welt?" "Andiiahehana'taaewawwanhe wan'taoteehwretl aalonitdalaraia o m.whatanliiadatoanewthatl hanatmmraterhvrnntrltnal wetter-1" tutelage. Connenting to “t to it, work. pplratithntt twenthehonraoi' I, , . mam—mm coca: WANTED-At onoea _‘ . nl honneworh for IV”? Apply at s llorgan ‘. WANTED—Bonnie»; at V " atreet, South Norwiah. , “mmfi’im. rotational ‘ liavlland ntreet. A Havilnnd. Old Well m TD RENT-Home near . m, Apply to Minn Adana. fl " one. Norwalh. FOB RENT-Alter April and barn. ii Waehm‘ Alno middle bovine. ‘ South ltain ntreet, its; wood block. 0mm , iew apartments. '7 III" ‘ ~- Dudley P. Ely. See W1; At once at Run-ell Front. ‘ r0 LET—Apartmenta No. .. min nit-net (live root-a). ' provcmentn. rent. 81‘. rentn from $5 to 810, oi u live rooms. Apply to or“ hire. Youngn, 42 final av Norwalh. ‘ To LET—5i: roomn, Ionic Half suitable ior omega; “.4; . room. No. to Union on“; ‘L 12 rooms. with ham 9 Arch street. rent. 88:: l. ‘ Haniordplace. RAW “' TD LET—Pour roolnn am, mall lainlly, rent 31. am at North lain ntrnnt. no her—um. to at.“ Apply in Allied n. a tort. Two mlnntha welt avenue trolley. Very , - to totally without null inquire at No. C Orchard In», 10 LET—New Hone, nut _ ‘ Academy ntrefi. m7 menu. inquire at T. D. o hierwin atreet. 'ro her—rile around and one ', oi the Quinlan! nailing. w j“ and Knight um, m able ior oflcea. w I“ d“ manniacturing. Sent Inquire ol 1’. l. “lard. . unset. Norwath. or 7. ii. * ;. 5 Wuhlngton M I.“ walk. ~ . 'm LET-«Ham lot]! lawn neven room.r¢t..il; m dandlo'l'oileam“ ,' roomaeaethezlvnroau luatrnetJDIMM ' Martian.“ . la nood W- “I. it Went-trencortnlaatvol‘v ., to LIT—lime m worth and Ann ntreetn. i ”one.” inquire at Haynn' may.“ 1‘0 LIT-om" anartunln fl, , nllatl atraet. Water mam anetioan. Poe-calm at " " net 1". liairh. * 1‘0 Dim-Join room . ., ntory rear. rent I: alna . nnarttaeata. ind ntnry 4 Meyer [trimmed ialton amt. windown tat: room. llailn Hailed. cleaned. lanairooleoilll aar company, at W
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