NW were MM- ‘ alihinisdotmmmuma , Wild-climbsdslongcou- Whithfloveruor (looks at the Mmmmummmmt ’ “endiurthsrsieoelu m neuroses-vice. Already the [min rushing substantial war mmwasduypliuflc rmmwmwnemu tie tosasnlythetmrsvith "ednkinashdmilsetillu. treat me. .hnmmieflhfllmmhs un- Wandrubherpouchos. Borneo! theesnppmsarennwsttltsstatear- “.mmelltoinllhlndsareia mummudtmtaiullngt- mt lit the event of war the probabilities are that the ”Mt quota oi the ammw anthemwhihlvedaysirom the WWMreoelvsdbycon-mand— ulcers. in addition to arms nnd lion. cooking apparatus and' would he pitch rivalry among the leer ....~'~......~'°°o~ "not: lb Ion - WM have olered thdr nar- o-r .‘ mi“ leanedaa ,fisctlngsllcomnnad- lug ogceistdwprganieatipns not to leaVetfliroolfl'audsiorhtorethnau boar-atatlwwithontspectalieeve oiahsaaen , - . Theabovh mum deaisiio 'newspaperstat-enta lotheslectthnhthsgovernorhashesa slow and dell-fleet in months ihs Connecticut troops tor an clemency The that ships has been supplied with new lelssetipes mounted upon tri- pods. lcid glam. rerolvers and am- llnaitlon. all 1 which were inspected and approved by General Frost yester— All commit and sualler crannies- tions have been divided into squads. 'l'helleioleniill “bushes been put into'ths heath!!! non—corsetiuioned up aurora. so that imnediately on rot-riot «courthouse-suit“ we! receive pro-WW. The telephone eaehansa tm the state hare been annulled «filth lists of ulcers and with theieiephone address or z'mhlflhhe‘hm. nothstlhey may he homely telephone as far as there“ he reached. Probably it per cent. at ‘ sad ates could he unified at their srntorias within thmhosrsalflihe neststutordm. Amuse-teats its immediate transpor- tallou hers biometry!» railroads. an that forthwith on ease-lily oi the mum,m could hetraas- ufledtnuyglven point.“ A anther d she-pee are to (site slsceisihshsslesaseirclesct Water “Wheelindnriagihem satasnu ’ 16'th mmmwtw Iluslcal club. and added much to the enjoyment of the occasion. Prayer was closed by Rev. 1'. K. Noble. Alloithemetuhersoitheclsssbad prepared essays, but only seven or them were read. owing to the extreme length of the prone-ms. The essays showed the result of carotid research. and without eawption were well writ- ten. Those read were Types in Liter— ature. Stephen Treat Stanley; The Power oi hlnsic. ultra Jane Pollard; Pall oi Pompeii, Ethel Elisabeth lieu- drlehson; Public Education in Nor- walh. Helen Beers Qlialsrd; Develop- ment oi a Book, Robert Newton Beas- edlet; Earth's Battleilelda. Blanche Rocheicller Aihia: Two Warships. lama Willis- London. following the reading oi the relays. tier. 0. ll. flellech presented the diplo- mas to the graduates. lashing an ad- dress that was replete with good ad- rice as well as heirs of a W compli- mentary nature. MVAIA our. WI. WM“ Cuban Capt. tat Interrupted Insular-lag New York. April 13,-1‘he enhie oun- ncetiontoiihvaaabywsyoixeyw'est has been interrupted since an early hour this Inning. This is the hint time in new months that the cable musical“ with Havana has been interrupted. and the cable olcials in thlacltysreatalosstcaceonntiorthe happening. but express the hope that val-lithe cable connssthrn will be restored vanavlaKlwaJsoaiea. ltians- s—edthatthslhsshetwatn Bhutan filiarsasrninunlaterrwpted. consumer in IADItlD. Madrid. April 12 11:15 delayed in W tar greater sesantioo then was created by President licltia- iey's m to Gangrene wu aroused here today by the publication at the statement that the resolution oi the torch relations col-titles at the Uni- ted dialer Senate on the Cuban sires- lion had actually passed the Senate. This announce-en! was bulletised at the political testers and elsewhere and produced math excite-em until a cor: rsctlonwssissnedJstheeleetthat such a resolution had only been drawn it. town lssiaht is quiet. Hillti'i’lm Wit SPAIN. tt’aehlestna. April l$.~«iainrtnntion has reached been showing that the lpaaish hovernuswt hashing entrant. diaary shorts to obtain all the slant. lines at war Mic. lhe may pars tooneoiths menu-duller sllsh Iris unlimited orders tor all the sunshine oi war it could deliver so to the first oi hay. animus? waver. mm era-stapes. April 1% Male hes intrsdnesd a joint resslatlen at vldlaniorehwlailiarysnvy ousstdelluftehsearwiied nnrahn'sssthearssidsntnssy Mtsasrveisrehe t‘vltAIi William titanium. April is. ... hassles PMreitanyshnwiiliatrodseenrsss» lattes staeahiy letter ashlar for as Minimum-neither ssnslw Ono Pom Comer, . the South movements of war ships. Washington. April t3.-The Hot-e committee on iorebn slain went into session at 10:20 o'clock this morning. Representatives Dinarnore. Clark. Wil- liams and Berry. oi the. Democrats, were present when the meeting opened. it was expected that a dual agree- ment would he reached and the report submitted to the lionae probebly with- in two hours sitar the opening or the day's session oi the Home. ”are the tall sea-lites at W the Berno- tratlr. M‘M'W neat.- iag inst outside the committee room and decided what they would stand out tor. The Democratic members at both the senate end. the Hotter committees were in close mnnhlt'ntioli through- out the meeting. he 'eed “Independent.” The Republicans oi the iorrlgn ni‘ ialrs committee oi the House have “reed to the inflate-cc oi the steering committee at the House Repaid» runs that the word "independent" he placed in the resolutions No meeting with the steering cit-tallies or the con: ism ihepttbiit‘ans was held. The ite— puhllcans who gstherrd at the “vital brim the liottse meshed repressed theta-elves as mere"! satisfied with the tenor oi the "wrinkles agreed upon and at the W oi harmonious her line. malle- in the lends. Thalleaatelermfeletbwsennrmlt- lashes repsrtsd to cum. reas- latlss tar Warn-s interven- tion in Caused iheaytahiishtnent or antnplnml. ltiaaairithaia mars" members will report in laversithsmneitheilnhsa imam sawmills" hisdomrr» Msnthelssrertaiheaslieriesdsr- in the m at the report oi the males. . Thelsnntswiiinstartsathereasin- treatedsymenaerrntlre W m. iantlelay. . 3“th The llstnseretw arr-hers oi the linear term alsire Mitten have Scilc'd this Morning Under » but Secretary Long Make, Any Stet ’ --le-—- .. N0 LET UP IN W0 “i AT Till] NA “1% A Resolution isr immediate Arned i is the Senate Today, but In Action lie-hers Urge Delay—The Navy - the American Liners 3t. Lenin and St. 5' squadron sailed this afternoon under? Wtsnntnron, April l3—-—Sccrcinry the foregoing despatch, peremptorily . ' aliirm nor deny the statement or make .. y comments on it in, any way. saying itlwns well; _ The Navy Department has dooid w crican liners St. Paul and St. Louis. . Cube introduced 5 . hi destructive Decides to Buy Vin, All}, l3~The flying led orders for '. when shown used to either to refer to the p 0 buy the Ann- New York. il lh.-'l1tere is no let up in the witch blob is being pushed nisht and day the navy yard. The auxiliary lee! i being rapidly altered tor astlve ‘ ’ .and with the excep- ooa otthe lit a. Chicago and at. tans. every ' unit in the yard will berulytondl.” «lermuierawithin two weehs. “ The Stone. ., \ mush and own lcil the yard "1, tot. Vs. last evening. and the run ear the roar port tritium ni insole-oat Drain- srd. Only applicants for enlistment and persona on urgent business were allowed topass thenentriestoday and the order which was put in iorce on “outlay will be strictly adhered to (or all lltMttite period. At the recruiting station on Coll «lock 23 men were unlisted as blue jackets yesterday. . mdgwiadstoht her lutolerviseat Ones. Washington. April lz—Arrangementa are being made to put into intuit-dist» service the monitor Nantucket. which has been titted its training ship for the North Carolina naval reserves tor the past tour years. iihe will be alveu pro let-tire armor and high power guns will be placed in her turrets. mt." loss has mtder consider» ties the meant oi the Menu: coma-it- tas oi New Orleans that a cruiser or monitor he stationed at the leaks at the ntnath oi the Illaeisslppl tor the better prnttrtlon irom an erteiny's lest. REGINAHIZATION Ol’ Tilt ARMY. Washington. April l3.—-Benatora Pewior and lcwsli have introduced bills tor the mutation or the line oi the army. lioth hills are on the same lines and provide that the army shall consist oi two regiments oi env- alry. seven reptiles“ oi artillery. a battalion oi resinous and as restaurants oi inisntry. The total enlisted then in the areas is mama to nape in time oi men. but as increase is provided tor is war by shianlns the lsiantry mans to lie use each. in mum A mil)”. WW AI?“ [hm-A! ll delimit 0'!”me notably LOOOInransssdthshla “with“ Min» ‘ ‘ health. Wash. April law—matchin- ‘ er lacelsicr, with Copper river advices toAprll2,hasrewhedport. ‘Oneot her six mere, Chris. Wever. who only a tow. hours trout Port Valdes, committed suicide by jumping into the seafront theupperdechoithoship Werer was one or the ' O'Brien party that went to Vaides with a steam snow sled, which proved a failure, and his hndbeenlalldedatl’ortValdesstthc time of the Excelsior’s departure and all save about use were on the trail. probably 1.000 having crueséd Valdee glacier with their outfits. Returning passengers in" oi one unfortunate. whose name they did not learn, hav- ing fallen bio a deep crevace oi the glacier, where he (rose to death. His companions lowered a rope; but he was in such a position that he could not place it around his body. menu weer. “slid m in Dhaka AM ling" Yeats Together. listless City, hio., April lax—George ii. Primrose and William H. West. the minstrels who Joined interests as clog dancers 21’ years ago. will at the end oi this month dissolve partnership. lir. Primrose has tanned n partner— ship with law Docltstnder, and togeth- er under the tint: name or Primrose & Dochstader they will head a new min- etrel organisation and open their sea- son at lltlcn. N. Y.. neat Angtwt. llr. West's plans have not been made public. lie is now touring the East with one of the two organisations now under the name of Primrose & West. the other one playing here this week. There is. it is said. no rancor in this dissolving oi partnership. which has probably outlasted any in the theatrl~ cal world. WIN! runner m WAS. mun-m We. had dentin lea-gs as lisplorahls. laudon. April 11—11” ni'tcrnoon newspapers in this city unanimously express the opinion t both the dotted States and 8 n are beadiol straight tor war. There is also a dis- position to blame President McKinley for his aimed indecision. Premier iingasta in an interview this morning said. awarding to a special deapatch irotn Madrid, that he Wilt the powers could not do more than they had already done in the way at inter- vention. The ilpanish ministcr is then quoted as saying that he considers President lchluicy's message deplorable and to huvc expressed the belief that it was "towed irotn him by thr- Humor oi Cw- arm. which tool: advantage at his weakness. although custom McKinley personally wished to modiiy it." tienor meals is reported to have added: "The length oi the nrmlstlco ilemds upon how the rebels behave and upon ill! hilliutlo ol the “tilled Kitten. lien- or Polo y liernahr has been instructed to present Secretary Sherman with inr- lltcr memorandum." in conclusion the donnlslt premier is quoted as having announced that be be lieved Congress would nrant President McKinley the powers the latter salted tor. ONLY It PAilflliillllis. New York, April lI—-—'i'lte American liner Paris sailed on her haul trip to firsthampton today. The extent at the war scars win shown in her list at only it saloon W and ‘7 second cabin W. lie tar as could he learned there was no United States as- val nflrer aboard. TliltNItl Otilttt 10 Till: NAVY. Washington. April ll.-’l‘hs eon-i surrey strainers Patterson. llsArthnr and money and the me when steamer Albatross have been turned our to the navy eepsrtarsut tor service “mammww iresithsttsiaamsslaiss and companions any he tool: his lite on - . that account. Upward oi 3,000 persons thetlonisdsratsVstsraassscelstloaot thanhirteteicetamhtarailssnstlnu- mmhflatflemw aslflfitedhisrissltadasahiiereetp- thntsssprgsntneteansrstssesrty tier. tamwthelrvwrm‘ “Minimal ssidhewenld nthernstharsthsreeestiss. heals thflmlh‘ sees Whaleshllahlhs W ram" ‘ihesssrninseiasril ammunition-ominous. ”WWW“IUM ‘mufitmwhuua. Martians. Waist nests here“. Avril lithlhiheflihmmflr “WWW“ WU. "song Every Portion “them dsm' ill a State of llslus.M IIPllillllii CABINH m Presidsnt Illnley’s Isms, whichhasOhangsdthsIeus- mum. Madrid, April 13, 3:30 a. m.—-As a re- sult of u long important cabinet coun- cil last night the Spanish war onlco is manning the Mediterranean islands oi Spain and is placing other portions of the kingdom in 3 state of detense. it is understood that instructions have been cabled toCaptaiu General Binnco to carry the suspension at bos- tilltien into practical erect. “according to the circumstances in eaehdistri .” The cabinet meeting lasted live hours and it is said was mainly devoted to the consideration at President HoKin- ley’s recent message toCongren on the Cuban situation. When the ministers adjourned nu olhclal note was issued. setting forth the views of the govern- ment. it is variously commented upon sud interpreted in newspaper circles. In brief. the note sets forth that the cnhlnet has granted an extraordinary credit ior war purposes. and has in- cidcntaily increased the grant [or the ucount oi the artillery of Porto Rico. The minister or the interior. Senor Cnpdepon. gave the ofielal version of the events here on Sunday and lion- duy, nod also made a report on the oc- currences in some of the provincial towns. Alter disposing oi current at. tetra. the premier. Senor Inputs. do signated two of the milieu to im- mediately draw up u alien to the crown. The ministu ior Wu et- inirs Scour Gullon. at the moat of SenorSegantn. madearqbrtouthe state of aflnirn in his department. which the premier thought should no. cupythcilrstplaeeihthedebateol the cabinet. Boner Gallon “read a por- tion oi the that oi President Meltin- ley's ate-us. Althach several para» graphs were lacing, the cabinet. ai- ter reierrlng tn the praident’s prev- ious message, w” was considsrd necessaryinordw-tsllllupthnppin the present summary. decided that the parursphs received were aunties! ior inept veto-es to aehnowlehe'tne rkht the cabinet to alrm that the govern- oi the United States to interfere in Cu— be. adding: ”The doctrines contained in the message are iaeompatlabie with the sovereignty and rights oi the no- lion. and are an interference in the in- ternal nilairs of this matey." The Spanish govern-nut. however. expressed the opinion that it is not called upon to tahn action ntll the recommendatbos of President flexin- ley have become specillc nets. ’i‘ltus it is considered by the Spaniards here that matters are pructically as they were before the message was sent to Congress. and the opinion is espresaed in nuclei circles that neither the M sage our last night's cabinet meetinps have changed the prospects oi peace. The Spanish government considers that. apart from its solentn urination oi Bpaln's rights as a nation, the rain- declaration so long an the resolutions or Congress or the initiative oi Praal dent McKinley do not lead to comets acts. The car-lat note also says: "A Irnt consciousness oi its riphts. united with the mutation is ataistsin them. will initplrr tha'aatins. as they inspired the m the se- renity em in these it our events to direct “ally and island ”radically the sacred rest into which are the paternity oi the Spanish race." The minister oi war. tiertersl times, and the minister at marine. Admiral new. submitted reports relating to the measures taitsa to complete the mo- biilsatlen oi all the ioreea oi the room try. The minister of lessee. Ileanr Pat- ncervsr. read a decree. already drawn up. relative to the unusual snhssrlp» t': to increase the month oi the The Globe tubers" in its leadies er» tatswthiaat‘ii.Psrasss.iataensiateis WEWWMJI mm .mmumm' “Widowed mivelr encased in tortliyins and W... lstersarsnotcnllsduponioiaaheany ' Apply at s homo area'sa. WANTED—Boarders. at if street, South Norwiah. ""56 her. no 1%“;me Havil “I’M. My Havilaod. Old W.“ H“ To RENT-dime near ’ ‘ Apply to un- Adams. at “‘7 one. Norwallt. NR RENT—Alter April ‘ and bars. 14 Washlnnoa Also middle bones. South halo siren. its; wood bloch. Chestnut! iew apartments 37 and Dudley P. his fine W. A; oliiee or nos-ell rrosr. T0 LET-4i: Mill. Huh suitable for omens; lrfi~ . room, No 10 Union' m, 12 rooms. with .. .- . 9 Arch street, lent. “2:6 Haniord place. I. A. W To [ET-House. 1! Ellwood Apply to Altred ll. Anstim 'm LET-drown liner of six Orchard street. All mohair prove-nus, bath my lace, etc. Rooms trail: ted. Two minutes walk he.” avenue trolley. Very M to bully without entail inquire at No. 6 Orchard It. ' 10 tier-rat , and uni .... mm... and M title for manulacturing lieat lum". . ‘ "3.“ I, ,’ 5Wash "streat. wslh. l‘. to LIT—House we 4 tons seven rooms. rent. 818: two 8 and ill Tollen sit-It, lrfl rooms each. 810; Its roan lesstreet. 88; how. Ive ingoodoetisa' Johhli. Weststreetmrllm 1'0 LET-Hones earner horth‘ 7 V and Ann streets. 7 nouns. hid Inquire at Hayee' lethal. T0 LET—Lower m is shall street. Wat. All new nectloua. Posaeadan at ease. uel 1'. Batch. T0 RENT—Pour roll. ' story rear, rent I: m. WK rose Oflhlt’ Ni! Mil-New Illnh new u M HIM eon BALE—Wit Kim Blitl’l‘ noon for settles. I! per ll lilimntnedlsn & 4 ttenoerr. No 7 liearr street. Norwailt. mu ilALli—A strong. “it, horse. with wnrit m “i one. All rsnliehsuahtler talc mm P my. the ilrilln. .lr., oillceei tinned ' 9th n4
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