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Evening sentinel, Monday, May 16, 1898 · page 1

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Change” it the Cabinet in the lib»
ection of liore Activity.

on BEilitiii’SSiiUiiiiiliN.

Although the Dstsusofhis Plans are

not new one Iinistry, the

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_ ‘ (By Associated Press.)
(Madrid, May Ill—Senor Moret the

, t minister for the colonies. confirmed to-

mdsy the statement that any changes
made in the composition of the cabinet
Would be wholly in the direction of a
more active war. policy. He said:
" cent events ve greatly increased the
war spirit he nation, and the great-
’»est reliance is' placed upon Admiral
Cervera's an n and upon the skill
of the Spanish miral. The latter is
not hampered by instructions and the

:7, details of his plans are not even kuoWn

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to the ministers."
‘ Captain General Blanco. in a despatcb
from Havana, oinoiaiiy reiterates the
Bpanlsh'version of the so-calleti fight
between the Spanish gunboats Condo do
vensdit and Nueve Espsna and vessels
, of pie American blockadlng fleet. He
claims the two gunboats engaged tlve
American ships and forced the latter
to retreat. adding: "1 obtained the re-
sults; desired. namely. to attract as
many of the enemy's ships as possible.
Yesterday morning there were only
three here and now there are cicvcn."

Senor Sweats. this afternoon. visit-
ed the palace and formally handed to
the queen regent the resignation of the
ministry. The queen had charged Se—
nor Sagnsta to form a new cabinet.

The premier, this evening. will confer
with the presidents of the chambers
and with Senor (iamsso.

A communication has been sent to
the chambers, announcing the cabinet
crisis and asking them to suspend their

4 sessions. pending a solution.

Senor Sagastn believes the ncw min-
istry will be formed by Wednesday
nest.

Orders have been issued by Senor Sil-
gasta. counternluudiog the reception
which was to have been held tomorrow
upon the occasion of the king's birth—
day. and he has instructcd tbc cnptnlns

, goncrnl hi all districts not to hold their
usual rot-options.

Admiral t‘smurn. the commander «.t‘
the Hpnnish reserve squadron ill t'adli.
has ins-n I'ci'nllt'tl Itcrc to confer with
tlic ministers respecting his intcnilcd
ii‘wi‘lilltillil.

‘l‘hc iicwspapcrs cxprcss four that n

 

secret Augio~Amcricuu alliance sl~
rcudy exists.
Silld‘lliditrl l’A'l‘llilldJNli 'l‘iili:

Slitliti'l.
tlly Associated Press.)

Key West. May in ”'l'iitt sovcruuu-ui
tug tbs-min rcisirtcd this morning that
while cruising along the t'uiian coast
with the torpedo lslst icriccisni on it‘ll
day stint-noon they saw a tars.» lsuly oi
tipsuish soldiers patrolllmi the shot.-

slsmt sigh ilcs west of Havana. iloib
lsisls son a tilsllsdc of shots. which

Icnttuvoil the troops. liiil ii is not
known it any ot the soldiers weir kill
ed. The Nmulurds did not return ill-v
fire.

scuttle A 'l'tlltl'liliti lltlA'l‘.
lily Miss-lined I‘l'i‘ssJ

New York. In Ill The Ilriiish
steamer itinirtan Prim-c. with-ii strict-ii
today from Midtmcuinau pints. I'dvtli'iii
that still.» passing through the s rails
of tiibrsliar on tiny lid she was ILlhi‘ll
by s dpsiiish torpedo isnit. which sico
MI rapidly around bcr ltllil lllt'll ism
sway towards the stairs.

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llMlliiW‘sl lltlllY A'l‘ llAlMlllll.
ill)t Assoclittcd ‘i'rustl
Nllciuli. N i‘. May ill The body
at "pains Worth ilssisy. who ws kit
led on the torpedo luiai Winsli hit
t‘artlenss lssl Wednslsy. li'i‘l her.-
at li't'ltlt'l this flitti’llililu It was int

hid st Mice to tho iiolic oi his mother.
”M Atllllllil! “I'M.

(Witt fiittl.illlil russcs ll't‘tilditt.
lily Asssoinisd l'rusd

i’srls. silly this usessss rssisisiss
not has.“ trades in securities slid
ssld was notes this nsirslss trust it
our of the Paris. hulls siid Millenni-
sss rsiirssd. rim: is as cut-- to tile
heist.

risn limit ssmiitls.

ill] Mutilated Ml
l'roviswtows. Mass. Hay iii The
fishing In! M lover. its-sport tor
Msuhssusentsssmmusm
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"Re-'1

saws-sum».

meosoomm‘oos.

Islam mm to the lsvy lbs.
psrhnsnti'r‘om Oops myths.
(By Associated Press.) ‘

Washington, May Ill—Admiral Samp-
son has lust reported to the navy de-
partment from [Cape Hoytlen. and the
department says he will now go to Glen-
fuegos.

 

cannon assassins.

—-.—.. ~.,

The Spanish Torpedo Gunbostio Leave
Fort. do Francs.
(By Associated . Press.)

St. Pierre. Island of Martinique. May
lG—LThe Spanish torpedo gunboat Ter-
ror, which has been undergoing repairs
at Fort de- France since she arrived
there with the Cape Verde fleet. under
the command of Admiral Cervera, will
probably leave that port today. Noth-
ing appears to be known regarding her
destination.

DELIVER! 0’ GOAL RESTRICTED

OflIcisl Announcement Issued by the
Gov’ernor of St Thomas.

(Copyright, 1898. by Associated Press.)

St. Thomas. Danish West indies, May
iii—An otiicini announcement. just is-
sued by the governor of the island of
St. Thomas, prohibits the delivery of
coal to warships of tbedtelligercnt pow-
ers. without the previous permission of
the governor. who will determine the
amount each vessel can receive, and
who will supervise its delivery.

The British steamer 'l‘wicltenhnm.
Scotland. with a cargo of coal for l'orto
Rico. and which nwniictl orders here.
has cleared; destination unknown.

The United States auxiliary cruiser
Ynlc. formerly the American linc stea-
tncr l’lirls. called here for orders at ii
o'clock yrso-rdny afternoon.

> FOOD m sans FOB CUBA.

conference neport Upon the Bill
Adopted in the Bonn.
tlly Associatcd l'rcss.)

Washington. Mny lti-«lu the House.
today, Mr. Marsh. oi lliinois. prcscnictl
a conference rcport upon the bill auth-
orising the army oillccrs to furnish
food for thc (‘ubnn pcople and arms
and cqulpiuctits to Cubans to increase
thclr fighting cffccilvi-ncss against
Spain during llic priiseni wnr. 'l‘bc re-
port was adopted without objection.
lilill. of lowu. istlltid up the Sciuiic bill
providing for no lllt'l‘t'ittlt' in thi- flirt-c
oi ilic iniiiitilttt gcncrui‘s oillcc intilior~
isliilt lllt' prcyiiicnt to nppoltit onc ll‘I‘
sisiaiiii guilt-rill with the Hull of coin.
"vi and iiiioihcr with rank of motor.
'l'lic bill was passed.

Iii tlic t-lcilitlc. Mr. Allison. of Iowa.
cullcd ll|l tho wui' rcvcuiic bill and
liltlt’ll‘ n siillciitcni of its icnIuri-s to ill.-
t-lciuitc. /

lii-lM'Y i-‘liilNll tili‘l" 'l‘lli-l l‘ti.\rl'i‘.
lily Asnociiitcd i'l'csilJ

Nortstniiiitll. N. ll.. May in Ilcuvy
llt‘lllii off this consl was lit-.lrd by the
Illill oi liuticy K. statioucd at lt'ic't
i'oustiiution. yculcrduy. nod rcpoi-icd
btrc tlitn iilili‘lllllii. ‘l‘bc ui‘tillcryiurit
think it was on nccouiil oi itlillli‘ l'nltcd
h‘iiiiis si'titlilliif crttiscrs mcrlinuiius l
\‘nssci. llowcvi r. no warships at any
kind wcvc iillilllt'il at the toil Holiday.
nor did any wm'tl come from iiic sluunl
slitiiou at tho shoals that tiny liud isi-o
il'l Ii.

l‘llAt‘Ml lN A thAith.

.ioliu Millllilt' lllltl iiuti'y l.lclud.i in»
ciiloc luvoIVcd iii u'trscns in tbc tor»
now 2 o‘ciock this afternoon. Mr. lilo"
ioio- Will- pluccd ilildcc lii'i'i'sl by t‘bict
oi l'olilc iirndlcy. 'l‘lic tunic will prob
ably lu- lricd in the town i‘oort ioioor
l‘tm'

Owl-«mem
litii'ri lll'ltNitii 'i‘tl lililA‘l'il.
iiiy Asisicliiiisi l'rcssl

HI. Ilynciiitltc. Qua. ny iii iIittliiti
.i ilic in thc Muici'lc til. .I 'pii. ibis
lot-iotuu. two boys unincd licnuciiciucu
sirc burocd to death. Mrs iiiH
i‘imsnoo. ot itsll ltlvcr. Miles. iuiluwd
trum no upper story window nudoitcd
from injuries ri-cclVi-ii. lt‘oiii' sroy
mom wi-rc scvsrcly iniurenl by iiiiupius
trout it fourth story window.

‘i'oiiit Atwood! Wilt i't‘AlA'.
thy “twisted i'ms.i
New listen. lsy ism't‘tis toiowins
illlllt‘i' was will by tho (immortal t's~
ltlt‘ «ansssy this issrslss: “We lire
advised that ends mes tor their
are now sampled,"

was Rflliti'l itil.l..

lily Annotated Press.)
Wsshlngtss. flay lt—Mr. Allison ss-
titnstcs first the use NVMIN‘ bill as
reported to tile dents by the flashes

committee would. independent of the
”swimsuit Wis. srstlisis use»

 

 

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lt' is Believed that the Battle

 
 

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tween Spain and the United
States is Near at Hand

 

MovsnsNr or OUR rLssr
GUARDED wrni shearer.

 

Naval Ollieiais Feel the Need More than Ever of Ereventing the ills-
closure of Our Strategic Plans as Knowledge of them Would
Paralyze the Entire Plan of Naval Ca alga—Department
Closed Against all Inquiries in Regard to F are Developments.

(By Associated Press.)
Washington, May iii—Tbs nnvy de-
partment showed its usual signs of ac-
tivity today and yet there was an ab-

solute lack oi official information coli—
coming the fleets. it was assumed from
this that no engagement had occurred.
as the navy department has been frank
to give out full reports of actual con-
lllt'lll. even while guarding with the
most rigid m're’cy the preliminary news
of ships. Now that the opposing naval
forces are so ncnr together. naval of-
tlcinlii feel the need niorc than ever of
preventing the disciousrc of out stro-
tgic plans. as 'the advance publication
of those would paralyze the entire plan
of naval campaign. l-‘tir this reason the
navy department is practically closed
against all inqttlry so for as future de-
velopemcnts are concerned. 0n the
present war basis. the information giv-
cn oiit by the department is the rod-
tinc assignment of officers to ships. nc-
tunl ettgngcntcuts Willi the too. liild such
matters of news as will tint assist lis-
ciicim.

Thi- rontlno announcement of round
movements. componltion of tho timts.
otc.. are entirely suspended. Not only
is the- dclsirtmcut guarding iigulnsl ol-
iowitig this information to go from the
tlciiili'llllt'lll, hilt it is sucking to prcvciit
disclosurcs from the many coast towns
New the ships put in. it it tillt'cci-iltt
In Imidliiu off this disclosure or our
plans it will have the Spanish udinii'oi
all u dilituet‘ous illsioivnniuitc. and no
csprcssion of wish is made that thc
ncwspiipcrs will assist in this.

Hocrciory isms has a busy morning
with his litircou ciiicis iilid with it
niimlicr oi (‘oiittrisislonul cullcrs includ-
liiit i-lcnntors lsnlgc. I'ctilgrcw. l'iaii.
of New York. ulul Proctor. l‘uidlc incn
lli‘l' cxls-ricucinlt tho stiliip dilibiiliy as
tho press ill securing information of
sii'stcitlc tnovcmcuts A rot-cut visit
of tlic ilcriunuoiiud \ilstriau naval ot—
lncbcs to the navy yard in chcpori
News l‘t‘tlilll-‘tl lti sonic itiislindcl‘stnlul
but which the navy tlcpurttm-ui tour. is.
The course udoplcti i-y tbc ill-ilili‘lllit‘lll
iti citiciitllllti tlti fiii'lllilus to ibcm lor
cluii iilIill'l'Vi'l‘ti is exactly lhc Mono .is
”it" in “Mill" wiiit gi‘cai' unml ptiwcrs
the world ovcr. it is said that none
of them ulliiw iotclttit otlliw-i‘s to so uti
lsutril their ships for i-stcudcd stay or
for llll liislws'iiou of the dist-ipiipc.
monument and mode at action. 'l‘lu-y
arc wcicomc on lsioril at improprioc
timcs ss sticsis. but lllcsc sochd sown
iiii-s do lliil includi- iiliy stilt-lat tilist‘i‘

cotton. The snow is iron us in navy
yards. tortsnio stations. docks. n-b 'l’h-
toroiiiu observers are wcicomc nu

liocsls. ilitd thc thipsrtuiiiut places no to
striciions ulsili illctr itsiitlolt ova-r tbc
lio-twrnl outward condition of llillllts.
but there is it sccrct reservation in
three yards and iii torpmio stations
which the oilctnis do not inland to tip-
cu in tori-tsp observers. 'l‘hls. ulsu. is
iii-curious to iiinrupsau t‘liiltilill. whori-
ioriilcsiiiitts. docs yards. vita. iii-c soar-
dml with smut ciirc assiusi too-tsp ob
scrviiiiou. ‘l‘llu tarnish lllllii'ib‘l who
visited Newpori Nswa csrricd a letter
train Assistant secretary titsisovcli
stuns the line of radical heroictorc illiI'
listed. it asked that they its given
every oiiriesy in tits puollo portions at
the yards and on ship board. but it did
not t'ttlllltltlllliili! their entering the sec-
rot portions at lilti ysrd or an cssvndsd
stay on the Nos. 'l'llo ntisciusi did
not aspect this. it snpssrs that say
restrictions plated uses them tins duo
in tits riniti csrs tho local officials feel
called upon to stream. At. the seats
time. the authorities tiers wsni this
"statesman-miss witsssoii
Wt and mum is will give the

 

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to which forci
allowed.

seamen srimrsoisis.

The navy department takes with
great allowance the report that the
Spanish strategists have succeeded in
sending a second squadron. under Ad-
miral Villainii. to the West indies, and
that it is also of! Martiniquc. Even if
the alleged information did not bear
the stisplcitius mark of n Madrid date.
ilic department would ilot be. surprised
to hear that Admiral Villlnniil. as well
its Admiral (fervent. was with the Spa.
nisli force in the (‘arlbbcart sun. The
fact that the report came from Madrid
satisfies the olfleinls here that this is
another Spanish rose to centre our at—
tention oil Mnrilnlquc while their ships
have passed westward. The report has
it that Admiral Villnmil bus with him
the criliscrs Cisneros. (.‘ntnlliia atid
l'rinccss dc Asturias. it Is known.
liou'cver. that Viilnlnii is not the tub
mlrni oi thcsc ships. and that at lcast
onc of thcm. tho t'isneros. is on the thc
other side of th water. it in also
known that Admiral Villtiiilil is a silh-
«mitosis in Admiral l‘ci'vcrn. lic oc~
topics llll' soon nitittidc lillll ('ointiio-
don Watson dm's to Admiral Sampson.
'l‘bi rc is iiitlc doubt. titci‘cioi‘c, llllll tllc
rcport is irit so for as stating ”I.”
Admiral \'ill.onil li'os ilrt'hcd with his
lit-ct ilt Alurtiuiqilc'. bill this is tot-t'cly
tlic tul‘pcilo .clwiilct to llit‘ lll.llll ilccl.
and nits i‘l'piil‘lill “boil the lllt‘l first
ilittilc iii: nppcololicc. 'l‘lic lot-I lliut lilc
illicit-«I l'i‘llt‘l'i i-i tlit- Hl‘l’tlllll sqiiiitll’tm
passe-d u Miltli‘lil ccnsor indicnics lltc
desire of llic Spiiiilsb tiu'horititco io
spi-cnd iibt'oiid this Iillltlt’Jillllu iiitoriuzi-
lion. “t Illll'lliiut‘. it is isvlicvcil. is to
llllllli't' Admiral Siiilipson to i‘t‘lliillll
with his tb-t-t at or lli‘ill‘ Nlnriiuiquc. in
quest of tho smmd squadron so its to
inkc him away l‘roui ills pilirillll of Ad-
lllli'lll t'crrcru and thc iicttiill t-lpuulsh
gains aircoily in sight.

c..- .. .. a...

PIMPPINI IXPIDI‘I‘IOI.

City «Poking will Luvs on Thurs-

“y with 1.000.

tliy Ass-o'iiitcd l‘i'cssl

\i'uuidusiou. Alli) it'- it is sold at
the oooricrinusicr iicut-rnl‘s otliw that
thc t‘ity oi l'clciii. with oicr Luisi nicn
ltlIIMll‘il.'Wlll lcnic Hon Francisco oil
'i'liurstiiiy tor llii' l‘hilippincs. Iii-lumi-
icr iiriicroi tilt» is to bc ioliiiw'cil liitci‘
by iii-to-riii Mil'illl. who is to bc ills
couiuuoulcr to tlllt" ot tiic csptviiiioti
and the military liovci'iior of the be
liiuiis Iii tlci'ol \lilcs has I’i't'iilllllliiiitltwl
lo lit-t Ill‘i'lllilt‘lll that two additional
bi'iiiiitlici's iilso llt‘ sciii. biii thcli‘ lluuws

tune out yci lM't-lt suuouumi.

L.“- . -m ”a”...

t'ilAIlidtil‘i‘tiN ltlilAlll' i-‘tilt illilA.
iliy Associated Press.)

i-hiu Pi'iitii'lsro. Miiy iii The l‘liurics-
ion is still ill Marc island. The tunnel
is ready to put to son til it moment‘s tio-
ticc. but no one scclus to know when
orders to still will is- i'tti'tilt'i'il. it is
soucrsliy undcrstissl. huwcvi-r. that she
will got away some tituc tomorrow.

assluiilltp 'I'ii 'i‘iiii i'iiilJiiltild'tilA
tlly Assticliitcii I'msd

New York. so: |ll~~ll was announced
today that t‘aplsiu Frederick timbers.
prssltlsni at the recently disbanded its»
list iiusilisry talent. has icon missed
in the issuinltlti of the limits-ted ct‘iiiila
or t'iiiisdsiphis. st the lists- lslsnd tis-
vy yard.

observation will he

 

 

tiltlllltlt) T0 LIAV! Mill”.
tidy Associated Press.)
New York. liar ld--~'l'lis iiritlsh

 

steam Mound. which left lisriis-
ilss stay s strives here today. itin- rs-
sefts illst on Her ' the ”finish tress-
sore Aissssss xtiiu with ten users on
M. w m a Mi Ni ”V“
us fill H the W

um: sun! rose nws. . “

'0 Important Developments in ills
War lltnstlon Roper-ted My.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington. May lit—At 11 o'clock
the president had not been advised of
any lmportttnt development in the war
situation, so for as could be learned.
There. were some interesting exchanges
of views all the situation between the
president and those who saw him. but
to all of them, up to that hour, he stut-
ed that there were no important dea-
patches and also suggested that it. was
a llttlemarly for news. Secretary Long
made similar responses to some of the
senators and representatives who were

 

numerous. not only at the White House ‘7.

during the forcnoon. but also at, the war
and navy departments.

Representative Walker presented a
son of General Pickett, who made the
famous charge at Gettysburg, and one
of General liongiitrcet, who are an:-
ions for staff appointments. The pres-
ident gnvetlie two young men assurance
that they would doubtless be provided
for. General Walker also is anxious
to go to the front liiniselt. ’i‘be prcsl~
dent sald‘that if (leiicrnl Walker con-
tinued to insist on going. he would
give him a command it possible, but
urged that his services were nccdcd iii
(Yoi'lgrcss. A delegation of prominent
men from lxiulsnna, bonded by Repro-
sontativo Meyer. asked the president
for authority for the tortnntiou of a
complete regiment of linmuncs frotn
that state for service in Cuba. The
president was greatly pleased by the
tender of their services as the creation
of organisations of immunes bus liocn
desired by him all along.

It is possible all will be accepted.

 

IIVII LIV" MIT.

By the turning of the [starts St.
Joseph in Quebec.
lily Associated Press.)

St. liynciuthc. Que..Muy iii ”The disc
astroiis fire which occurred bcrc curly
this morning, when the Motorb- Si.
Jutwpll was burned. caused the loss of
seven livcs. instead of three. as rcporl-
mi in a previous dcsputcii. and the in-
jury of n numln-r of tumult-s, of whoiil
there were aimut 200 inthc institution.
by Jumping from WliillliWsl. ’l‘bcrc tll't'
also iiic pt‘l‘Mllls unaccounted for. ’i‘itc
cause of the ilre is unknown. The tlt'iill
orc:

'l'wo boys unulnl It.-nclicmcu.

Histct‘s .-\lcxiiililrititt. i'bllomctio and
the .‘ifllt'rl:

Mrs. illicrtin. a lttlfll'llt'l'.

Mrs. lir. t‘luiitnon. of Full
Moss.

The iiiissinu‘

Marlo Mlllollc. scivutu.

Noilctiu Mi'illlll'. fit‘l'tillii.

Mrs. iici'thlsiiiuc. bunr-lci‘.

rlislcrii Iliiuvit-r ntid Ailgc.

ilivci',

 

0‘". ON! 'I 010‘“!!!

Ispllcitly Denied that they was Do-
lsysd 84 flours silt Piers-o.
lt‘opyrigiit is‘iis. by Associated l'i'css.i

Fort dc France. Island of Mitt‘tiithttc.
May Iii "l‘llt' munugcr how of the
I"l‘i‘liclt (“shincoiiipnuy csplicilly, dc-
nics thc siniculcul that ii dcspuicll lllcd
by t'npiiilii t‘oiiou. of the l'iiitcd clinics
auxiliary crulscr iint'vnid. wits iluloyu-d
twenty-four limits at St. l‘ici'rc. this is»
loud.
ll'l as follow-

"t‘nptoiil t‘ottoil priscutctl iiiiusoif iii
liic iiillcc oi tiic coniputiy ill ell. i‘ici'rc
illitl uskcd by “but cable litic cubic titcs-
soucs ucrc ll‘illls‘llillli'il to \i‘nshllisioii.
\t'bco lllinl'liiisl tb.o such Ilitmmutm
went by way of Mill dc Fulton and
lliiyii lic refused to pile us ills tlt'iil'
patches ins-nitric ii rilsiuisil torpctlo
podo bout was at that uioiucnt at Furl
dc it‘vuuco. Not iiiiiiolt into iiccooiit
pl'oicssloltol si-ci‘ucy. ltc told the Alto-r-
icnu consul. in tho prcscncc ot lollllill.
that. uudcr lhcsc conditions. be prev
tuned to sivchls ticstsitchcs iu the lilti-
siish milipniiy. in spite of the delay of
twenty-tour hours which they would
have to submit to on account oi the oc-
cntuiiliition of business on the tho-s of
that company. '

“i pi'oicsi sit the ionic «suited the
sluiemouis uuulc. us we leave our tillcuii
ills-n to midnight or i o'clock in the
mention when iislsisssry. white the
West iudlii mummy closes ill o'clock
iii the evening. local tints: Mimosa”
we do everything isisstbtn Isa illi‘I‘lt'
side to the American Iiin‘i‘llillt'ill. for.
wsrdius its tut-muss very rapidly
when we have say.

"l have obtained the iollowlns siste-
ilmii on the nutrient. signal by the tin-
itcti isles consul at It. Pierre and by
fission cation. of the iisrvsrd:

" "l’o whom It may otrilcsrn:

“ ‘l certify that the slant of the
Il‘rolll'li company st at. Pierre. alertin-
iqiin. bits never stated to me that disi-
ounties trout tit. Pierre. itscilsletn. to
New York. liaitod distss sf Asturias.
would laws to slider s itslsy st st
bssrs.‘

 

 

'l‘lic niuiiiiltcr citplullls llio illill‘ '

Notified that the Spanish Squad-
ron is Reported ofl’ Venezuia.

ion in Nil—“lid SHIPS

Powerful Vessels of Our Navy will
Help Resist the Progress of the
Enemy and Prevent Entrance

s to Oisnfusgos.

New York, May iii—Tile Evening
Post's Key West special says:

The blockndcrs on" t.hc"sonth coast
of Cuba have lit-cu warnmLthai the
Spanish squadron is reported off Ven-
ezuela, bound northwest, and to double
their vigilant-c. k

ltowerftil vessels which it is not nec-
cssnry to name will be ready to aid
the ships stationed there Ill resisting
the progress of the enemy, and there
Is small chance that the Spanish will be
able to color t‘icnfucgos, a
port desirable to them on aluminum of
large cooling facilities and machine
shops or; capabic as any in Cuba.

llotli otlr squadrons are informed
about the coursc of the Spanish flotilla.

“ORANGE OF PRISONER.

Two American War Correspondents in
Fort Osbsnss tobe Released.

tlly Associated Press.)

New York. May ill-A dcspatcli from
Kcy West to thc Evening World says:

The World correspondents imprison-
cd ill Fort ('lllliitliltt. In ('iibn, are saved.
(lcnci‘nl lllnuco' has courteoiisly .ncccil-
rd in representations made to him yes-
tcrduy by United States special govern-
ment agent Licuicnnnt ilrniucril. i'. S.
N. As quickly as two Spanish otilccrs
coil rcucli Key West. they will lic tak-
co to Human undci- n whitc dog to be
exchanged. and the World correspond-
cuts will be brought back to Kny West
by the sonic spccinl steamer.

The London Times war correspon-
dcut. Knight. and tlic lit'itlsh consul.
(lotion. in Havana. acted vigorously lit
the llltllii‘l‘. It is ls'llut‘ctl that bad
lilv‘llll‘lliilll ilrniiioril‘s instructions bu-u
ilitll't' swccpitig bc could bulc brought
thc two tncli back on lbc l‘nrns.

l.icnlcunut liruinord reports that ibc
docks of llnvuno were lined ycslcr-lny
with angry people.

Mr. Knight was advised by t‘olisul
titillon not to loud for icor oi mob \lo~
b-ui-c. lit'l‘lllIH‘ ho was brought over by
:i l'iiiicd titans illiiit of war.

'l'lic wor corros|sllltleillo will liki'l)‘
ri-och Kcy Wcst tonight or tomorrow.

\ w—a-g.

 

lesson Itors's Hourly Isles. Tuesday.

lay "in.
ii TI) to ti'ClDt‘K.
ioic suntiucr corscts'. tllc.
Itiic ninbrciln drawers. tile.
2:..- tioor oil cloth. luv.
to bars lnuudi'y soap. ”.‘a'ic.
in T” ll tl‘i‘l.tM'l\'.
in- tiiil blcuchcii iuusilu. dc.
lllc pcicaic. :ii. in. widc. fir.
lu piccc dccoruicti toilcl sets. "its.
liNi'. twiciiuriicr oil sich. tliic.
ll 1’" l! tl't‘l.tli‘i\'.
77w nuloiiiiiicrcd sllli'til. :iiic.
lit-tank‘s bcst coiiou. ii sptsiis for iuc.
i‘ltil'h‘s l‘i‘ocbct ciilltili. 3c.
the sll liiicn initial liniidkctcbicfs. Inc
l'.’ 1‘“ I tl‘l‘litli'h'.
t‘bluii coitct- cups and snort-rs. inc.
illc lildiwu‘ uiiiioricsls. ilc
l'nckcrs‘ liti' isiiip. lilac.
l 1'“ i: tl't‘iAlt‘h'.
ltl lawn mowers. ".89.
he tilllut unison lilac pku.
Men‘s 2hr suspenders. itic.
L'ii' liiwcl. tic.
ii To it O't‘itllt‘lil.
tic litllllti nininouiil. tic.
ll iiti ludiis ltid slov.cs m. 1.1.
liic lsis wiitluli psptn. 7c
but- all wool sci c. iii In
il'l‘il it "t itili‘li
ilicyclc the law. tic roll.
l'itllil' guards. tic pair
itic Indies sirskiuus. iii-
l To in llt‘ldlt‘ it.
filc dish pun. iiic
liis- men‘s underwear. on
title .liili insiiius. lltc
li’l‘il ti (Y‘t‘ldlt it
llc iliisliis csnllirlcs. ac
lilic coeds lusts. lili
Iiic window shades. itic.
tlsvs sii your tlit licsic checks. they
are sissi tor the bcyclc that we will
site my on sslurtisy host

W iiic. lll'ic.

None 0th the show goods sold in chil-
drill.
W

Dllfl.

W

.lAi‘fik-Itstilssly st llsrlsn. on list.
order. Isr ti. (isivin .lsyne. ssisl
its cars. l services will its
list trots his late residence in iisriss
os‘rsssdsr.flsrl‘l. stalls st.

 

rBlllllKillHlS WillNEll

fortified,

«IVIlY DIPum 0* DU 2? .

 

 
 

WANTED.

 

WANTED-A competent K
girl speaking good English,
situation to do general be
Apply, 31‘ Lockwood avenue.
Norwaik. .

 
 

 

 

WANTED—A position by s y
dy as nurse. Address, Miss
care of Sentinel office. “

 
 
 

 
 

 

WANTED. —A situation II no.
or, where heavy work is not!
gildress Willing, Sentinel ll 3'

cc

 
 

 

 
 
 

WANTED. ——Position by ,- .
man as cashier or salowoniflf
light, steady work Adm
hie, Sentinel up town oillco. '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

WANTED—First-class pain .
others ned apply. Deekerrl
ington street, South Net's/slit.

 

WANTED—Gentlemen boarders.
per week. Pleasant room!
table board. 29 Washington
Mrs. Mulvihill.

TO LET.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

l‘t) l ill—House of eight rooms.
Maple avenue East Norwslk.
qtilio- of H. W. Gorham, Q

’Is ’ ..

l’oint road.

'ro i.idT——l’asture for horses and - .
‘to let. inquire of C. lt‘. 8' :4
East Not'wnlk. lit

 

 

'i'o l.l€'l‘——-i.owcr apartments 15
shall street. Water and new”?
lii‘ctlons. Possession at once.
uel 'l'. Hatch.

.—.__...__._.

T0 LET—Two pleasant .. ..
rooms suitable for light ho ,
ing. 28 Washington street, .
Norwallt. <

 

FOR RENT—House and bsrn,14uw
ington street. 325; house.“ ‘
andt avenue. :16: middle
brick row. South Msinstrsst,
apartments over Seymour”! m

to;89 second tioor. 18 Cross ‘
87.1nqulro w. A. Griilln .tr.. nice
of Russell Frost. I1“!

’i‘O LET—Second iloor over J. I. By-
ton's oilice. 5 warns. rent 810. he
quire office Old Well Cigar m;
83 Washington street.

T0 l. ET~Six rooms. Music Hall
stiltablo for oilloss: hauls.
rooms. with improvements. ,
Arch street. lil.A .Woodwsrd.
. 1-. \ *‘

T0 LET—House of seven
modern improvements. to
cd and decorated. A».
it Golden.

 

J

r0 l.a'r~ st: rooms lover lose in
chard street. Bath room.
range and holler. Two ninth ‘
from West avenue trolley
moderate rent to small fllllr ‘
quire at No. tl Orchard most.

rotor—ruminant: room in nest
132 Main street. Not-walk. All
cru improvements with I. ‘

inquire on premises or at Ila
Rogers' store. 19 flats It“ 3““ ‘

ro LET-The second sail third1
of the Quintsrd tritium.“ ' _
and Knight struts. NM . _
able for oases. take its“. .
manufacturing. lest
inquire oi lt‘. l. Galahad.

street. Norwslk. or . I. ‘
ti Washington sill. u
"walk
r0 LET—House corner linens
and Ann stmts. 'l mu. .0
inquire st lisyss‘ m

FOR “Ii.-

l-‘tllt ritl i: l.uiiy' s sis-unit use ni-
i'yi'h'. tiiul'ly lliW liltil lll d
condition Will be sold all
ply to turn" it. 'i‘yicr. tier
Hoiitil Nurwulk. r

Hill iiAlild (‘IlliAP—ilnn hiss!
silver ldo special. four “or“: .
bicycles in sisal condition
Kosy t'yote cameras. Also ads
or ling curt. near new.

Richardson. West.| r st _,
Norwslk M

Will “Aislil‘willllll'flllfld his
tit and on. death Nam
wars contour.

HIICILI-IN

Nil‘l‘ti‘lt Ilsvil van
otilcs liisiilsc. I130‘s” on VI
have Iititlli ntsdo months
For out in days is?" i
lay sits: at hm'hlti ..

maucmnm“ '0',

WMM

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