m 0‘
By Associated Press.
‘ Chicago. April 23~A musing pat—
riotie meeting was held‘yby the linion
m club last night. National, airs
were applauded. patriotic sentiments
.rchsered'to the echo-and not a dissent-
ing voice was raised against the reso—
utions indorslng the course of Presla
dent chiuley. and Gang recs and
MM them the. support of the club.
purring enthusiasm was manifested.
Among the speakers were Interstate
(haunt-loner w. J. Calhoun. who went
tochbs. last year to make an investiga-
Vtinlt for President IicKinley. The
speaker referred to his trip and said:
“i have often been asked if the Cubans
can govern themselves. i asked a
, great many Cubans that question.
They shrugged their shoulders and
paid: Let us try. Perhaps we cannot.
. but it will be no worse certainly than
it is now.’
* “If our forefathers were justified“ in
revolution, then thue people are ten
‘ thousand times more Justified than ev—
er they were. Whether they can gov’
era themselves or not i do not know.
in my judgment the question of annex-
ation is one that we have run to face
next. 1 ant unalterahly opposed to it
and do not want to see the sentiment
favoring annexation cultivated in this
country. The people are entirely nu-
suited to our conditions."
Kansas City. April 23~A special to
the Journal from Sedalia. says:
Colonel Stephen Olmstead. of Sedah.
is. has received visitor from General
lfitxhtgh Lee. promising to secure for
the lilamuriau an appointment as chief
of scouts. Colonel Olmstead. as Cap~
lain of cavalry under General Forest.
was detailed for two years on detach-
ed service and on distinction. He has
visited Cuba with two exothmiederatc
ollcm during the present insurrection
there.
Butte. Mon. April 23~Anticipating
the order of the war department which
will require a squadron of 419 cavalry.
men from this state. the governor has
decided that four troops will bc rc—
erditcd to full war strength. ,
lion Fransism, April 23-~ln tho cr-
cnt of tho entire state tmops being cal—
led out by the government. tievernor
Budd. by virtue of his office as corn-
mandor-inwbicl of the National (ittartl.
will ialtc the field in pertain at the
head of the troops.
St. Paul. Minn.. April Wr—Witb tho
exception of a few soldiers in clinrgc
of each post and less than a regitucnt
di cavalry in the. lcdinn muntry. the
department of Dakota has neat all list
regulars to the southeast.
New York. April zoo-Eighty marinrn
arrived in Jersey City this morning
from ilmton and toolt the itriii train
over the Pennsylvania railroad for
the league island navy yard in i’bii-
sdelphis.
Portsmouth. N. l. April 23~0rdcrs
were receivsd here at i airlock this
morning ordering all marines and oili-
ccrs to be ready to move at once There
are only twenty-seven privates and at.»
rest petty odirers now on duty at tho
alarm barrarlts. but they are prepared
to, leave. The flvy yard will proba-
bly be protected by state troops as soon
so the marines are ordered forward.
I211". your.
' “moo—twinklinhh if. and
than anon! laii.
By Associated Press.
,, W. April m government
Mans that the delay in the departure
'- fl the Spanish somdron now at the
cape Verde islands does not cause
W.
The vessels are awaiting the arrival
of two hilluhips. which will probably
as: the. is twenty-four hours. when
‘tis-aunsmwmnutmtnewtu
studies.
fl. Vihelht. CAM Verde island. April
I]. 11 s. ill.-1'lte Spanish Hedi is still
here. either awaiting orders or rein-
initial! WIMP BAlis.
pram» Press
It. Tbs-as. W indicts. April 23~
m "ms. the rests-sun
imdlugbsnhsrssndthermonstrsacns
" “WWmMmlehsvobegnnla
oilsdrid. mmmlnthepmia.
M to crowd tilt": branch oaices‘oi the
Bank of Scott! to exchange notes for
silver. which has long been the only
coin of the country.
“'0 lmwfcill sure that in three
dart 15.000000 pesetu have thus been
, wiMrswn front the Bank of Spain at
Barcelona:
The decline in spauish funds and all
the favorite securities of native inves-
tors has been painful.
As everybody knows the Spaniards
themselves hold almost all their con—
sols. the Cuban debt and other issues.
Bank of Spain shares have declined
since the last settlement from 404 to
270; Tobacco Honopoly from 234 to
100 and Cuban bonds from 92 to 51.
Exchange on Paris has risen from
32 to 68. and gold is at a premium.
it was a presentment of the cause
nuances of war for Spanish finance that
made the business men and financiers
of Spain the warmest advocates oi n
conciliatory policy and a peaceful sot-
tlenteut.
m nmo ”DWI.
luminous“ Family and Ian
atorlsnfisVisttths Brooklyn.
By Associated Prose.
Fort Monroe. April 23~Thc flying
squadron awoke this morning tostnooth
seas and blue skies and the usual
cleaning and polishing went on without
interruption.
Senator Hanna and family and'flena-
tor Mantle arrived here this morning
from Washington. Senator Hanna sent
his card aboard the Brooklyn and later
with his family visited the big lighter
and were gimme of Commodore Schlcy
and Captain Cook. The Senator said
he was here for a brief rest over Sun-
day. and not on any business. He dc»
cliued to express his views on the sim-
atlon to anybody and Senator Mantle
was equally reticent. ’
I” m noun some
lot the Jesmond that Coiiidsd with
’ the Albatross.
London. April 23—.“ the United
States embassy here no confirmation
has been received of the report from
i‘almouth that the [initcd States To~
pelts. formerly the Diogenes. whit-h
left Falmonth on Tuesday evening. has
foundered in collision with the bark
Albatross. The news is discreditn!
hero.
London. April 23~lt was not the l'n-
itcd States Topelta which collided with
the Albatross on Tuesday evening. but
the steamer Jettmond. British. which
has arrived at Cardiff in a dangerous
condition and reports having been in
collision with the Albatross.
can 1'0 our canons.
Steamer langrovs Sails for the loot):
Shore of Cuba-
Koy Want. April zztv'l'hel'nltctiStatcr
steamer Mangrove left born at 5:3"
.hln morning. fully sqttippml an n mile
in ship. She headed southeast. and htvr
destination is said to be south of Cuba.
There. it is believed. she will cut off
table communication with the inland
protwr, so far as the mothern cables are
mncerncd.
It ll understood she is to be contor-
evl by one or two wa'r ships.
Another report has it. on the author-
ity of one of her officers. that she is go-
ing out to the Key West ship channel
to remove the ltuoys.
FEARS FOR ’l'lilAY'ii BAl-‘ETY.
by Associated Press.
St. Augustine. Via" April 23-hirs.
Loo Vogel. mother of Mrs. 'l‘risy. wife
of the United States consul. Alfred T.
Triay. of Baron. Cubs. fears for the
safety of too consul and family. She
says they have heard no tidings of them
for four weeks. when Trisy wrote that
than being no British consul tom. he
hoped arrangements would be made
for the removal of his family before
htmtiilties commenced. and as expected.
all shipping. Wis an occasional
mail boat. had ceased.
MAP or Till WWI; or CUBA.
By Associated Press. .
Washington. Aurthur-«Colonel A’. L.
Winter. chief of the military informa-
tion bureau of the war Wt. has
rona cosmic oration. /
Iinishr stsitm will 'raho roam Pos-
sessionofthslnwsilan Islands.
By Associated Press.
San Francisco. April 23—Advlccs
from Honolulu. under date of iith
inst. state that it is motored that idio-
ister Sewell and Admiral Miller will
take formal possession of the island on
the lift). in the name of the United
States. as a coating station.
Washington. April 22~tt was learn-
ed at the capitol. today. that the pm-
idcnt, in conversation with minors.
asked them what they thought of the
proposition to take the Hawaiian is-
lands as well as the Phillippines as a
war measure. Those in favor of the
annexation oi Hawaii uproaed the
hope that the San Francisco report is
into.
mama's 0" “ABBE-
Ipsin modest-din Announce her Dis-
position on the Won.
By Associated Press.
london. April 23—Accoring to a
special dcspatch from Madrid. the
Spanish government has been ofllcially
notified that Great Britain will regard
cool as contraband of war.
Another special despatch from the
Spanish capitol announces that, the
government of Spain has boon rrquost-
ed to annountr to what extent it in
(“tillO‘df‘d .to exercise thl right. of
search.
WILL mm A 00.91".
Bumiord's labor. Bohanm Wants
to Go to the trout.
By Associated Press.
Stamford, April Zita-whinyor iloilamtan
today started to recruit a mmpony. lie
will probably be the captain and wants
to go to thc front. lie has nine culled
n public meeting for [it'll Tttesrlnyttlgh:
for tho illil'iltliir" of rm rotting a l"flil[l.tfly
of naval Nauru-33.3 > .
MINI WA]. ‘
The lamina! has the roll Day lorries
of the Associated
While the United Stilton government
has been planning the movement of
men and ships in the cunt of war with
Spain the details of a great and diMlt
campaign have been under constant
consideration by the oflivcrn of the As»
sociated Press.
Since the establishm. nt of that or-
ganisation and the adoption of modern
methods of news-gathering there has
never been a conflict of this kind to be
covered. and the number of dentin»
gencies to he provided for is mm
For seven months post it has been
ditllcult to get reliable news front the
seats of disturbance. fipanilh immor-
sbip matting roundabour methods nec-
essary. and a good deal of the news be-
ing slut by cable to lingmml and thence
to the United States.
Cable tolls have been as high as 81
a word. and as the donors will not
permit the use of ciphr-r. the cost has
hrcn enormous.
Colonel Diehl cant-mm lull confi-
tlence in his ability to furnish news of
any battle that may be fotght. and he
has made every pnssiliiv provision for
emergencies. Eight of the best
men of tho Associated i'rtins have been
sent to the strategic [will]. and there
are now two correspond tits in Havana.
The war and navy a-‘partments re-
cognize the desirobtty of having
newspaper men lull; provided for. and
arrnngcmrrzttt are n- y being made to
attach a l'f‘tlllfliiaiii- number to the
land and navy for.» I in come f'thtlin
ity.
Miles-4 lust hm d that ilnwltlnu
rt it'l'l‘ml to me an :r perfw't niot.
Smilcaw-fih. don‘t mind what liuw-
him: says; he also} exusgcrnim mow
or 1mm.
. stripe
' Staten.
Imti won 07 m towns
Tohalsnftoflniiedfltsmandflpsia
inlogsrd to Shipping.
By Associated Press.
Berlin, April 23~Thcre has brcn a
lively exchange of notes owlns: to pro
posed concerted action upon the part of
some of the powers for the protectionof
neutral flags. it is understood that
Germany. France. Austria and ltaiy
have about agreed to send a strong
note to both the United States and
Spain, warning them to exercise the
greatest caution in dealing with neu-
tral shipping, adding that. otherwise,
full reparation will he insisted upon.
Then powers also intend to sand vcrr
sels to the seat of war. to observe the
naval and other operations. Germany
will probably 'send the Koenig Wil-
helm. Great iiritaiu and Honda are
still holding back.
The German government is strongly
incensed at the sale of the Hamburg-
American liners Nomnnnla and Co-
lumbia to a Spanish company. at the
vessels tum auxiliary cruisers. and.
therefore. the consent of the govern»
ment of Germany. which was not ob-
tained. was necessary for the sale.
EDWARD BELLA)“ DYIXG.
By Associated Press.
braver. Cob. April lib—ll has been
decided to remove Edward Bellamy.
the author who is dying of consump-
tion. to his home in ('hicopr-c lv'a lls.
Mass. it!‘ will be accompanied on the
Journey by his family and his brothers.
0. J. and l'. l’. Bellamy. Tho party
will start tonight.
ill’AlN'i-‘t ATTlTiTDB PRAISED.
By Associated Press.
licrlln. April '3——With singular un-
animity. the Harman press oi every
is condemning the l'nited
All the newspapers of Genus»
or impure selfish and harm motives to
Ammirn and praise the attitude of
Spain. in confront to rise "nnrligniiictl
as. W-
could!“ of Ann-rho.“
. m
fllANMNOMAli on ma 'l'ill'i
scorn.
, By Associated Press.
wind-rpm April mom moni-
tor hilantonoutsh passed out to sea at
full speed at it: 25 not morning mm
smith. She has been anchored during
the tom in the Delaware river on
iionhay iiooh
cottons limo? 10 MIL.
Fall-oath“. April 23*?» United
miss torpedo host flowers is ready for
ssswithsteatsny.batitis reported
that gust dilleutty ls crunched is
getting a crew for her. Ensign Bastil-
ton. her arm. his started for
run IA!" minimal);
Br Associated m
*ltsafsrd. April fee-At s late haw
Til! NEW iiOtii’lTAl.
Arrangements have been construed
for the comic operatta to be given for
the benefit of the building fund of the
hospital. on the armies of win-editor.
tits 27th of April. .st lisyt’s Opera
lime. Then have ssste chm»
Treadwell'. n. it. Litton. m Nash
and Herbert hathh. 'l‘he Operetta has
The governing committee of the Nor-
wsilt Yacht club held-s meeting last
night is the olce of Attorney Joseph
it. Taylor.
commodore Sanford “maul tbs
following appointments:
First consists. Rev. 7. W. Karrie.
first War. Y. it. fisher.
Fleet crusty-ramp it. Knapp
We drug store. lentil Norwslk.
moonuooousm.
than or cannot 1m not
um», mums '
By Associated Press.
New Haven. April Zil-vlnquiry hav- “'
tug been made of the fraternal socie-
ty. Knights of Columbus. as to the cf-
fcct of enlistment in the army on the
Insurance benefits in the order. the fol-
lowing letter has been sent by Supreme
Knight (forte. of Jcraw (lily:
Dear Blrz—ltspiylng to your esteem-
ed inquiry, ”Would contcntplatcd en-
listnlent in the army he a bar to en-
teraoce to your society?" We would
unhealtatingl declare: N0! N0! N0!
We live for ad. country and cause. To
serve one is to serve all.
Any sacrifice made by our member-
ship. present or prospective. in defence
of our national honor will receive the
fullest reward of the Knights of Colour.
bus.
JOHN CONE. Supreme Knight.
Knights of Columbus.
FEAR AN lNDlAN OUTBREAK.
By Associated Press.
Santa Fe. New Mexico. April 23-—
Govcrnor Ottero has telegraphed the
secretary of war. informing him of the
probability of lodian deprcdations now
that troops have been withdrawn and
asking permission for the collation!!! of
a sttliicicnt number of New Mexican
volunteers to immediately garrison
forts Bayard and Wingate and patrol
the border between Mexico and this
country. . ‘1
BREAKlNG l'S Mimi—IS.
lly Associated Press.
St. Louis. April zit-villains for use in
Cuba for packing army supplies are be—
ing broken in at Jefferson barracks.
whine the government is having for
worded all the arrivals lmught in the
southwest. Already 2th) mules have
mien received there;- and that number
will be followed with 2,00 morn with-
in a few days.
BVASS DENOUNCBD.
By Associatml Press.
Wichita. Kansas. April 23~The stair
encampment. (l. A. it. unanimously
passed resolutions denouncing the prey
cnt administration of Commissioner
irons and demanding his normal nnt’
the appointment of some one who wii
‘exer-otc the laws in nt-vorclance with
the true spirit that prompted :iteir en
ambient." l’rcsidcnt McKinley is ex
”“11va cxvmpt from censure in thin
. ilBllL’i‘lillll.
0L!) (‘OLOXY’S NEW Sl‘l’i-Iil.
By Associated Press.
New liuvcn, April 23~l’rrrsizlent
Clark. of the New York. Sow liars-r
and llartfowl Railroad company. toda:
leaned orders as follows: "W. E
(’hnmberlaln. now assistant superln»
tnnalent of the New York illusion
hcadqunr‘turs at Harlem rlvcr. is up
pointed gencrnl superintendent of ”it
Did Colony system, rice [-1. (l. Ail'n. re
signed, hlr. (Ibamlwriain's hemlqtmr
tors will b» at boston. “388.. raisin:
effect “it" i. 1898."
AFTER THE OREGON.
iiy Asaociawd Pram.
[3110mm Arm-a. April Zhu‘l'hu Houdini
torpedo minim” Tentcrsrio lei! hart
rusterdny. it is imlicvcd she has gun:
to attack the l‘nited States? tuttiesblt
flrrugon and lb:- l‘niml States gtmboat
Marietta. which left Valparaiso. or
ilomlay inst for Montevideo.
CONiiltl. RUSSELL DISCHARGED.
By Associated Press.
Mlddletown. April 23~Jmlgc Wheel.
or. this morning, rendered his decln.
ion in titer-sac of ex-(‘onsnl ('harles T
“our". of lladdam. who was charged
' with il'flld by Jacob Blwcli. of Brook
lyb. N. Y. Judge Wheeler finds in la
vor of the defendant and orders hiu
discharged. in his division the mag:
says the plaintiff failed to sustain thl
charge of actual fraud.
dENA'l’Oli WALTHALLS l-‘l NBRAI
By Associated Press.
Washington. April 23~Presldent Mc‘
Klnlcy and six members of the rsbi
net.the entire finprstnc Court. Amhssv,
sailor Panaeefote. and many members
of the diplomatic corps. and Speaker
Reed and the House of Representatives
attended the funeral of senator Walt.
' hall in the Senate chamber today
Secretary ions and Postmaster Gener-
al iistllh were not present.
By Associated Pm.
Womb. N. li.. April 22—45:"
Assistant Surgeon ll. ii. Pitts. if. s. at.
left hm this morning for Mon witi
a draft of men. including machinist:
and sums. for service in the navy
uni rum Intuit.
Cstarrit and similar aim...
membrane have long ‘ ,
thmhcst medical skill. Arlsln
gas. many physicians have sash;
them a threat of the certain W
lion of the country. Within a In
years a certain form of local imam
has been tried by medical run will!
great success: and diogarding tbs, .
ianhioncd and dangerous-because
less-treatment by odorous M
which are doubly dangerous in
changgs. by constitutional
which tax the system without
by all the foul and unclean M slid
powdered drugs with which ninth m
conseienceless advertisers have as}:
haunted the patience of the public
they used this new method in
the persistent diseases that had libs
come so menacing. And following
the lines of this treatment. nation
workers. after long investigation, we
produced a remedy which. in com
son to the results of the old method. is
wonderful. it cures catarrh. was
when extended over the mucous tussl-
brane of the whole body. it breaks up
the severest colds at once. it cures
deafness and it prevents “grip." diph-
theria. tousiiitis. hay fever and all
similar troubles. And mouthing an
element whose odor is the stmngest *
germacide know. it creates in ii! W. L
at passages an atmosphere in which
rliscase germs cannot live. After W ,'
E‘allfornia Catarrh Cure. as this now
famous treatment is named. for Wyn.
hours. any air passing into the I“! ‘
will be «based with this faint. slid-
otbtic odor. sufficiently strong ho Hr
troy every germ that can exist indie
‘ironchlu tubes or lungs. An this. to
the users. bronchitis and consumption
are unknown.
C. (‘ C. is sold at Piabted'saml by
all drmgists. 50 cents three times as
nut-h one dollar.
Y. I. o. A. sum sum
isothermal Tuesday night. as a ”
Result of the Button 003M ‘ '
The Y. 3!. C. A. will give a turkey
upper next Tuesday evening. at the .
mutilation rooms. which all membern
if iht- association. ladies auxiliary and
urns .m. earnestly invited to attend.
.‘he supper will be given at 8:30 and
will be followed by ttmsts and a M
trust-am. consisting of the singing of
allege songs. etc. There will In a
:enulnc tit'rt‘itli time. in which only the .
numbers, as noted above. will be all“ '
pitted. "
This sttpwr coils ..he exciting billion
llf‘ilt‘flil. that won inaugurated a few
“with ago. and which has resulted in n
the i’itrlul’)’ for the Blow, in the duh
lotion.
led: ort- ahead. Tho
lobbied thc menibirship.
contest has
'lhr- first course in the slipper Villa:
we (if-Stir? mm: and broad and with.
‘vhith will hp tirvuiirml by the 1““
mi. with free comments from those
vim wear the Blue. “To the victors -
letting the spoils." ‘
'ilu’rd course 't-ake and coffee.
Fourth course silver collection. to
tefray the expense of the supper. to
which every one will contribute. not ill
inordinate with their appetite. but in,
iruzordnnce with their mnsww mm
o a dollar. or nothing. This “Mir
is made so no cruise can he made to
trap any one away from this most at
loyablc occasion.
Fifth tourse trusts by mombcn sad
oliege songs ll. .l. iiipson's daughter,
sill sin n recitation. Victor Wood
Ferris will give a "citation. and others
will sing.
The pastors of the different churches.
is honorary members. are particularly
nvited to be present. also the pres.
The second course will no tnrhsy
llifl cranhury sauce. with side dishes.
0 which the Blues invitc the Mn.
'lnrlng this course the hatchet will be
varied. between the “girls and the Blues.
MR. JACKMN'B BENEFIT.
The benefit tendered to John ll.
lack-on at the Norwallr Opera House.
'ast night. was well attended. and will
act a um sum. The programmauhdr“
intedofsolos by Mrs A ll. (libsoslflu
'ieigh Whittaker. "citations by i“
lilacs Jackson. and a lectnrs by “15.
i. it. Hotrhltlss upon iiwiiserlnl‘ °
ipatn. Mr. Jackson exhibited his
natal pictures. combining to DIN
int-class and thormhly » .
oniertslatuent.
WATOR WALTHALL'B we.
~ Oil. ,
By Associated Puss
Jackson. lites. April 23» ,
's rife as to fiasstor Weill-ifs
tool. I'. licCooi. of the lists. 5
mutation is as svowsd
with Congressman John Alisa”.
W. Chancellor lllll of ..
in the indics' Auxiliary the ‘
Norwalk Chronicler