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HAVAIIA WILD FOR WAR Great Demonstration Planned by the Weylertst Organ. PRESS IS BELLICOSE Calls United States a Treacherous Republic Declare It Dees Ht Dhit Called Civilise aaa MMkU4. special Cab: Dispatch to The Inter Ocean. HAVANA. April 22.

Thla city wild with enthusiasm for war. A great demons! ratios will be mad tonight by th Conservatives, autonomists, and th military and elrll elements of ta population. It la announced, will parade th street with torchlight and go to th paJac to express to Captain General Blanco th unconditional loyalty of all classes of Spaa lards and Spanish political parties to th commander of th Spanish army under the present grave elr ccm stances. The demonstration was proposed by th Weylertst organ. El Com, aad accepted with Joy by all th other political newspapers aad party organiiattoc.

The autonomists will play a conspicuous part la th demonetra- tion. It la officially declared that, la spit of the great enthusiasm a disorder of any kind will occur. The' committees of public order and defense, organised by Gen ral Blanco, will take car. It la said, that th patriot lc feeling of th people shall not load them to any disorderly acta. Any on wh is guilty of disorderly conduct.

It la de clared, will be severely pun 1 shad. Th proclamation leaned by El Correo and signed by hundreds of representative 8 pan lards ail lag for th demonstration tars: "Spaniards: Th Urn has com demon strate one more before the world that th lovs for oar country la not dead la Spanish bosoms. We bar been known, up to this time, to be prudent, self-respecting, noble. and forbearing, in th face of th perfidious treachery of a country that doe not deaerr to be called civilised, because Its baa aad cowardly crimes are th sham of mankind. "Now tt Is Urn act.

Spain la with us. Bar majesty, th Queen, has just Issued th most glorious defiance to the treac heron republic of ta United States. Th great people, victorious at Paris. Zaragoza. arises bow as on maa.

shouting 'Ylva "Down with th Foreigner. Her tonight will call la a body at th palace of th Governor General, that will be shattered to pieces before tt will be surrendered to the foreigner." Ha rana city presents Its usual aspect. Th stores are open aad the theaters are crowded. At the theaters of Albisn aad Alhambra pa triotic plays are performed and the public enthusiastically slags national songs. Noth ing; her Indicate that ar on th vers of horrible occurrences.

Th Havana loyal ist Spaniard do not seam to realise any danger. Cuban families, however, continue to leave br hundreds. Thar not room on board th American steamer Saratago for all th persons who demand tickets. It la doubtful yet whether the Saratoga will leer at all. and yet th office of th Ward 11a steamers la overcrowded with applicants for tickets.

Hundreds who did not arrive la time ta depart will remain In Havana, to their great sorrow. The press is very bellicose. La Luc ha says th United States has thrown off the mask at last, oaly because it feels certain of conquering. The same newspaper propose that no quarter be siren, "because anything, ne matter what, we may do In our defease, la tight under the circumstances. In spite of the maalfestatlona the bishop at Harana will conduct maes tomorrow at th cathedral, praying for peace, and all th authorities wQl attend.

Th greatest Indignation prevails here In official circles against many officials of the Spanish government ha Harana who, at the last hoar, hare deserted their offices and fled to the United States. Proceedings hare been ordered against them. The Spanish steamer Maria Herrera of the Spanish company Sobrtnoe de Herrera. which waa to tear for Porto Rico today, has given her trip. As a measure of war it la announced that the forced circulation of the paper money ef th Spanish Bank of Cuba will soon be authorised.

Address tsy Blae.ee. P. M. The city has waked up from the lethargy In which It seemed to be, and at this hour there are preparations for the big manifestation. The buildings are draped and Illuminated, and akyrocketa and fireworks ar being fired off.

Crowds are parading th streets with banners aad Chines lanterns, shouting "Viva Espana "Viva Blanco!" "Viva Cuba Espaaolar Captain General Bianco has Just made public th following address: "With no reason or legal pretext, without the slightest offense, after receiving nothing hut manifestations of frieadshlp and consideration from us, the United States Is beginning a war against us at th very moment when tranquillity was beginning to come into being again throughout th country, when production waa beginning revive, commerce to Increase, and peace within a short space to take form, as fast as th new institutions granted by the mother country with the sin- cerest loyalty, aad put Into force at the beginning of thin year, developed freely with th assistance of all rinses aad of all parties. "A proceeding like thla. which la without a parallel In history, make clearly manifest th political artifice of that republic for whoa emancipation we gar our aid In a fatal hour, bringing distinctly to light th hostile feelinga that It has always cherished against the sovereignty of Spain In Cuba, against which It haa been conspiring for nearly a centary. aad ha carried Its hypocritical falseness to th point of now demanding aa Immediate pea la a war wholly provoked aad kept wp by her. "The moderation aad prudence of Spain have proved, of no avail, though It haa carried its concessions and toleration to th extreme limit la order to avoid a quarrel, which It eves aow deplore, but which, however, ft accepts with all th energy inspired la her by her glorious history aad th pride characteristic of her people, which never yields to foreign arrogance, aad never consents to ae her lawful rights trampled upon by anything or any one.

"II th United States wishes the island of Cuba, let her com and take It- Perhaps the hour is not tar distant when these Carthaginians of America will mtet their Zanaa la thla land of Cuba, which Spain discovered, settled, aad civilised, aad which can never be aaythiag but Spaateh. arms. then, fellow citiseas: to arms! win rom for an la th fight. Let all coalrthut and co-eperate with like flrm-aess and athusiaam ta resist the eternal enemies of the Spanish name, emulating the deeds af eur ancestors, wh were able always bold up a high the boner of th father with th cry. a thousand time repeated, of Vlva Espana.

-Viva King Alfoasa Vtv Queen. VTva always Spanish. Tear Governor General. "RAMON BLANCOl" 0Cloca-Captala General Blanco, the la hop of Btnai, Ssntandef Pruto) J-l-mini Manterola. General Pnrrado, Mcond la command, vita th goTsrnment author-It tee, fir receiving many commltUa oa tb balcoiUee of the palec.

Ia th treat blow aa ImmesM crowd Is waving banners and Chinee laotsrns. and bands at tannic ar playing la front of tb palace. Thar ar about of "Viva" for th King; th Qmm, th army, th tulmiUti. General Blanc, aad ta aavy. aeoompaaied by skyrocket, flrecrackara.

and patriotic aire. Taa wildest demonstration of patriotism ar A bugle waa sounded for silence. General Blanco thanked th people for th damn stratlea: told them that the enemy la advancing toward Motto castle. "Will yea swear to dl before yon win allow th stranger set foot thla soil Prolonged about of Tea showed that th people spoke from their heart. He con tinued, holding th national flag ta hi head; I swear to dl be for I will abandon Cuba.

leaving- thla Bag dishonored. Th hoar haa com for as to avenge th wrongs aad In sults of alzty years. they want Cuba let them coma and take It win kick them Into th sea. Th crowd withdrew to th sound of th Cadis march, followed by cheers, xaia is the beginning of a struggle la wmco in nan lab. neonls.

with Blanco at Its head, la determined to abed th last drop of Its blood before It Is conquered. FIRST DESERTER IS PUNISHED. Gee we Sliver Cnr-slartlal-ri Red nee Befresfcaaeats. r-niean'a first deserter ta the present crista haa been caaght, court-snartlaled. aad punished.

He is Oeorge Silver of th New field rifles. Who George but dodging ui am- cers of bis company ha la waiting ea customer tor his employer. Alderman Bath'ouaa. at th Sliver Dollar saloon. a Madia street.

At other times he la drawing his salary aa secretary of th alderman. For th first Urn In history Bata'euee a poll failed to save a friend jester day evening when George put In aa hour of torture that almost spoiled hi wU-kaw good humor. When Meyer Newfleld passed around the list of volunteers for th Ifewfleld rifles ho went first to his neighbors. He struck Oeorg Sliver early ta the day. aad George thought tt would be a nice thing to be near the top a list af patriot.

So his name weat down, with a big flourish after tt. Later la the day the fellows around the neighborhood dropped ta on Oeorge to ask him what Insurance he carried, what ha wanted don with an his money when he mid down his life, and other cheerful things calculated to make a maa glad to be a soldier. By alght George waa pretty well convinced could manage ta get along ea his salary as secretary for aa alderman without that 11 a month soldier's pay. But his friend Newfleld wouldn't release him from the roll of volunteers. However, la NewflelsTs sb ee.

he paiated a big blot of ink ver th name and the flourish, sad stayed away from drills. Oeorge wasn't the only maa who Joined the rtflea for fun: so Mr. Newfleld determined to make aa example of somebody. Yesterday borrowed some uniforms and guns that were used last week at th Great Northern theater la "HM by th Enemy." ith a chattel mortgage for a warrant marched four armed soldiers ia at the front door of the Silver Dollar saloon aad asked1 for Private George Silver. George was behind the bar.

and dodged whea he saw the guns. But th soldiers dragged him out, pal aad plead lag to be re leased. Newfleld put oa his most military scowl, aad ordered the prisoner taken to the barrack. Over Hadlsoa street aad up La Salle th four guards escorted the de serter, theOriental building, followed by aa excited rabble. Ia the rooms occupied by th "rifles' a court-martial was assembled.

It consisted of Major" M- E. Dickson, who were a circus cap with a plum ia It, and was Introduced as th Judge advocate. Fred P. Henley, a member of the "rifle. served aa timekeeper, la a red baseball cap.

Th prisoner was duly arralgaed as a de serter aad was charged by Mr. Newfleld with having erased his name from th rolls, and baring Ignored orders attend drill. He waaa't given a chance to get la a word edgewise until after he had been found guilty oa four counts sad fined $25. Then be arose and shouted. "It's aa outrage, whereupon he was fined 0 addltloaal for addressing th court after sentence had been passed.

By that time the crowd from the city hall ta out In th corridors, snd an addltloaal Jury consisting of "Tom" McXally. A. Craig. "Nick" Martin. "Sec" Keating, and "Nlek" Landgraf was called In to reconsider th verdict.

There Is where George got th best of Newfleld. took oath upon a bayonet that he had signed the roll because Newfleld had said that It waa only to be need as aa advertisement ia the ihow windows ef Newfleld' store. The Jury concluded that under those clr- cumetanees the fine ought to reaacea to refreshments all round. The prisoner agreed snd served the refreshments with his own hands over the Sliver Dollar bar. His war cry hereafter, be says, will be "Free Cuba and free silver." CANADA MAY STOP GRESHAM.

mm Iwtisatavtleat the I'm er at. Uwrtm Canals Will efssed. Special Dispatch to The Inter Oceaa. OGDENSBCRC, N. April 22.

The plans of the United States government to add the revenue cutters Oreassm. Algonquin, aad Onondaga to th navy ar likely to be frustrated hy the actios of Canadian official. It la intimated by certain Canadian official that the use of th St. Lawrence canals Is likely to be refused to boats without the permission of the Canadian government. They add that ta event af hostilities It would be very im probable that thla coaeeot could be obtained, especially aa the boats must be put together agala after passing th caaala In the port of Montreal.

A protest la likely to be mad before th boat ar delivered to the United States. apeclal Dtspetek to The Inter Ocean. ATLANTA. April XI. It is considered probable bar that Captain Charles Hill, wh commanded the Ntctheroy during the BraslI laa rebellion, will receive a commission aa captain of that vassal, which has Just been Durchaaed by tha United 8 tat as.

Hill known every Inch of th dyaamlto terror. He haa proffered bis services to th Secretary ef th Navy. He la a rest dent ef Atlanta, and Is exoected that within the next tew days orders will be received here for him to proceed to Brazil to bring th Ntctheroy. Special Dispatch te The later Oceaa. NORFOLK.

Va April 2L The torpedo-boat Rodgera aad th ram Katahdla sailed tram her at elock. presumably for Key West. WOULD NOT DELAY CONVENTION Bs-Goeeraer Altgeld yesterday withdrew his epposttlcB te a swatneaemeat et the Democratic ceaveatioa from May 17 te a later eate. Ceasreasaaaa Maaa'a trlaada say they have ae fear et the result ef the oppoaMe aow being made te. aim- ea aorcust af hts war statue.

Some of those who opposed htm for his first sominaUoa aar ate coarse la Cocrreae la Savor ing the recossitloa of Cubaa tadeseueeaee will ae Bl strong point. At a recent aaeetlag ef th Seventh ward Hebrew Republics a cJe a reseiartea was adopted aeooaaclag Solomon Simon, a member of the state beard ot equalisation, for supporting Dtrn-eeeatie candidate la eetaa. RepubOcaa aomt-aeee aad es pel line him frees the atue. The aseanaer of tae elan say aa worse for the election of Henry Pick asd sgaiaat T. Breaaer.

tha Republican cnniUdats, laa Brf pkaf tl1LRl Cable twspataa te taa tnfof spofsdant fit th DaUp ttUptfU t9 have leaned from an excellent saqxee Oai Spats at Incomparably- wotm off for eoal than haa altherl fmaa6, 7 Ha attribute th gtrraramsotg aagUct ta abtala proper supplr to Its rellanc tmoa th suAcee of th lntrcsesloa ef the) rap aad the powefa. Th reaolL, th rarreaToadeut Bdde, 2xn- Iy tha prematura eoOapaa of IfetnUie, Bowd ta th n4 bjr th downfall at fh government aad th monarch. Thar extrtm deprassloa amoof th few who bar been Intrusted with the pats nil secret. mm tmm Bavaec 0am law news agency dispatch from Barcelona says that the Bank of Barcelona tat after-aooa withdrew T. 00,00 peseta (ll.P00.00u) from It account at th local branch af th Bank of Spain.

When, this fact becam knswa the people becam excited and larg a ambers of thera presented nates Issued by th Bank af Spata, demanding cash for the AU aotes so far presented bar been cashed, but th bank must fall If th news spreads to other cities. peelal Cable Dtesatnav ta Taa T. CHARLOTTE AMALIE. St. Thomas.

April zx Spanish agents from Port Rico are try. tag ta purchase eoal her and la th Wind' wara islands (BrltlshL 80 far they bar not been able to obtain any supplies. There ar 7.00 toaa of coal ia laiaaa or sr. ar. Van Horn, th United State consul here I reported to be aegot latins; tor a part of the coal afloat.

air. anand. an agent of th United States 9 a a W-v i vepanmeut; ha arrived her with special Instruction for th United State consul la th West ladle. HONG KONG FLEET TO MOVE. Will Leav Stall) fv th Philip aatweelsiy.

fetal ZMepaSca te The late Oeeaav nm.WTO.N, D. C. April zt Th strategy board haa been aot a Ilttl eon- regaraing ta aquadroa gathered af nong Kong under Admirml Dewey. Th ad- miaiatraUou had practically decided that wuM hold that formation at Hong Koag aad aot carry out immediately th previous understanding- that Admiral Dewey should menace MaalU aad ether Philippine porta. Th strategy board urged Secretary Long to die- patch the Asiatic ssjuadroai ta th Palltppti at once.

After soma discussion th views of th board were adopted, and It waa decided that policy dictated that Admiral Dewey shouM be Instructed to blockade 8 pain's soe ur uk. or sons reuse a will aot move oa the Phlltpptnea for a Jk a per nape aot aatll Saturday. Or- dera directing kla ta leav Bear Kong for aaaaua were cabled to Admiral Dewey to night. LONG AND SHERMAN MAY QUIT. sit Caaseeatadaae Be Mia CaatlateC kpaefcat Disease to The In tar Oceaa.

n.a;w xukk. April 22. The Journal's Washington correspondent says: A reorganisation of the Cabinet la lempiaiea. The resignation ef Postmaster General Gary today, osteaslbly oa account of his health, hut ta reality, many persons siegev oecaus a la opposed ta war la nay term, as ta nrst af a series of realgnatlona expected. Secretary Loag.

may be stated authority, wrote his resign at loa today aignea il ia rreaiaeet aneerstoed ta have decided to withhold It for several days. Admiral Walker Is slated for the naval port folio. Secretary of State Sherman will also resign shortly. The place waa offered to Senator Cushmaa Davis three weeks ago and be de clined it. TO PROTECT PACIFIC COAST.

Bear tsailral Miller Beealledl frwan Ileaelala. Special Dtspeteh to The Inter Oeeaav WASHINGTON. D. C. April 22.

Rear Admiral Joseph Miller, la command of the Pacific naval squadron, la to be recalled to Saa Francisco to assume charge of th naval defens of th Pacific coast. He la now oa the Bennlagton. at Honolulu, whence orders were soot him by th steamer Alameda, Bailing from San Francisco today. Admiral Miller will have quite a formidable squadron under his command. The cruiser Charles too win probably be his flagship.

Special Donate to The later Oceaa. WASHINGTON, D. April 22. Lieutenant Commander W. Cowles- will be assigned to the eomsaaad of th cruiser Topeka, formerly th Portugue ship Diogene.

REVOLUTION IN PORTO RICO. Rletlna le Reper-feel la All. Parte ef the lain net. Speeiel Daspetch to The Inter Ocean. NEW YORK.

April 22. Advices from Saa Juan. Porta Rice state that a revolution haa hrekea out there, and that there ta rioting all over th inland. Reside ta af other countries bow la Fort Ric ar panic-stricken. They feet that there ta a safety ta porta of the aland, aa they are momentarily expecting a bombardment by American warship.

Thla feeling la particularly atroag ta Saa Juan, KNITTING COMBINE IN DANGER. Death mt W. H. Stove FawaeWv the 90vaw lynalrsu. Special Dtspeteh 1ne Inter Oeeaav TROT.

N. April 22. Th death of William H. Row, presldeat of th Wayside Knitting Mill company of thla place, at Atlantic City today. wtO fa all probability disrupt tha I30.ooe.oo aalt goads trust, which waa formulated at th Gllaey bona in New York last weak.

Mr. Row waa the author ef the project, and had tt been puahed to a successful issue would have been its controlling spirit. pedal DUpatck to Tae rater Ooratt. CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 22. The per cent reduction tn wage offered by the American Steed and Wire company haa been accepted hy th 1.000 wire drawers of the R-P Nail company.

This makes nearly 2,000 men la thla city wh have accepted the eat. Be-ekferdl Cellea A Beer at teat 1m Meet. There will be a special meeting of the Rock-ford CoUee asseclsMea at XI o'clock teeay te the rooms of the deposit vaalta. Celaabue Memorial betiding, te perfect errungesaeata lor aa entertainment In Central Music hall May 11. a ot dt 1 I W6.t?TO?f Kla- tofeiytt U.f Yukon.

-j 1 EVERY TAKEN News Brought to Seattlt t7 Br. Crowes of Chicago, seer rllaeT lUeel Hea with JKaaraifiaf HrmV Fta4 Banker" Creek. Special Dispatch to The Inter SEATTLX, WaalL, April IX The steamer City of geattls arrived today from flkagway, which post ah left April 17. Among her paa- sengsra waa Dr. X.

O. Crowes af Chicago, who left Dawson March XX aeeampanled by Wtt- Uaai El well. say Da ween tg wildly aa cited ovsr retarna reportad tram a claim tw Iwede had located, oa Mont Crist Island, seventeen mils thla eld Dawson Island, which la thickly eevseed with sprue Umber. ta la th middle ef th Taken rive, and not far from th mouth of En ale creek. It la over 3,700 fast loag, aad from 400 to 800 fast Early la March two Swede went to th Isl and to cut log oa eeatracc Who dicglag by th aid the cabin for dirt to as la thatching tha root of their cabin on Swede notload colors la th dirt and showed them to his partner.

At depth of thirty-eight feet I rock ta a auiniegrated. eoadltloa waa chad. After passing taronah this a two- foot stratum black send was found In which gold values raagad between ft cents aad IS te 1 aaa. Taey aoaflea alia inspector He- Orecox sf their dlsoevery. McGrecor.

Crow a Attorney wade, ana sev eral ether a ov eminent eActala accompanied th Swede to Treasure island, aad Wadet la th preasacs af th mine Inspector, got out of a paa of dirt. When Dr. Crewe left Dawson four days later every toot ground Dr. Crewe telle of aa tntereetlBg paleon- toiocical discovery en Hunker creek. Ia drifting claim No.

la the middle of March, George joheasea and Jooa Blake, its waera. a hug bison head, with mag- It lay right on a had of rock. aad waa perfectly (aasliiBed. Adhering ta tha haras and skull were particle of gold. which aggregated I tl la value.

Th fossil 111 be forwarded to th 81 Sine April IT Skaguay haa been raptdly eaaer going transition from a tewa to a placer mining eaap Seere ef placer claims' location notice ar aa stuck up ail over th street oa stskes. tree stamps, buildings. It claimed that a shoveful af dirt taken last eves In from Seventh avenue panne wt U.a. Th yellow metallic par ticles fouad ta the pea were first declared mica by skeptics. Add lest, however.

proved them to be pur Aa reports of mineral strikes croe an her almost daily, all of which have heretofore te be fahea. ae stock waa at first taken la th alleged Krikav Claims war staked, however, by Doc tors Reraaby. BryaaU Mayer Bat tle, aad H. Morse. Imamdlately after lo cation aoOcee began to appear all tha Nobody known what to make asT the furor aad tta cane.

Bernard Moor, wh claims title to th towaatt. any tt la a scheme intended auillfy his claim by making th tewasite ap pear to be placer ground. "Long gaarty Btgetowhaa located' est Moere'a rasldnce pest. rwopie holding tmprovsa lets have beg-ua tearing dowa location notice posted ea them aad coo 11 lets ef a physical character may re sult. colored men Approve action Deleaatleai Call Pesatdesit wttat am Addi Special Dtenateh ts The later Oosaa.

WASHINGTON. D. C. April IX Presldeat McKlnley today received a delegatloa of prominent colored men and heard ex-Gov ern er Placnhack read aa address pledging th moral aad physical support ef 1.000.00 colored Americans ta the President ta his determination to extend liberty oa this 1 tlaeat. aad to maintain th heeor aad dig- ait af oar country.

The address said: 'W moat heartily, indorse th Judicious, tales manlike, and cosservstrve methods that have characterised the actios of your admin-latratloa la dealing with the aU-tm portent queatioa teaching th future of th Island or Cuba, it has upheld th dignity ef our country. It haa taken and maintained aa attitude consistent with Americaa Idea of Justice and dvUlxatlon. TROOPS RUSHED TO THE COAST. Beta- Harried! Tan pa Tader Fall Head Steaaa, Special Dispatch to The later Oceaa. TAMPA.

Fla, April ZX General Wad aad hts staff cam tn tonight 00 th regular train ever th Florida Central and Penseeola rail road, aad waa met at the station by Major Pop aad a deteuntiod citiseas. The party waa escorted ta tha Tampa Bay hotel, which was re-opened for their accommodation, and where they wtn probably remain during the stay of the treep In Tampa. General Wade at one took command, and will visit th camp la th morning. Th first section ef th Thirteenth regiment from Governor's lalaad. with 22S men aad officers, la command ef Lieutenant Colonel W.

S. Worth, arrived in camp, aad toak a poaltlo Immediately aa th right of th Fifth Infantry. Tonight th asc end section th Thirteenth Infantry, with too men and regimental headquarters, arrived Porter aad Fort Niagara. Th Sixth lafaatry. from Fort Thomas, will arrive arty tomorrow atoning.

There are bow fourteen trains on th tw great branchee af th Plant system, coming to Tampa aa feat aa steam caa bring them. Six tralae left Savannah thla afternoon la rapid soccessieo, brlagtag treope from Easter potato. They wUl begin to reach here at o'clock tomorrow morning, aad the latest will be here by aooa. They will Bring LSOO.to LM0 men. At High Springs thla afternoon a baggage ear of th first section ef th train bringing tha Sixth regiment, en route from Fort Thomas, caught fire aad was eoaaiimsd before th flams eould bar extinguished.

Personal effects belonging to Colonel M. A. Cochran, Burgeoa McCaff. and Qusrtermaater Atkinson the regiment, were destroyed, together with headquarters property, wage a. tents, blanket, aad other equipments valued at about M.0O0.

The regiment arrived here at 11 o'clock toalght aad 'will go Into camp tomorrow morning. The regiment brought 570 men and regimental headquarters. MRS. fcrKINLEY IN NEW YORK. 1 Week a Visit ta tmm Bretker af th Presldeat.

Special Dispateh to The later Oosaa. NEW TORE. April XL Mrs. McaUaley ar- thi city today for a week's visit to the Prsalaeets brother. Abeer McKlaley.

wh lives st the Windsor hotel. Mrs. McKlnley came from Washington aa ths Pennsyiveaia limited, accompanied by maid aad her sister. Mrs. uareer.

ane aer niece, atise Mary uerser af Caatoa. Ohio. -The party was under tae et the President's brother. W. H.

Dana a Candidate Special Dt patch to The later Oeeaa. KANKAKEE, 1 April 11. W. H. Duaa ef Clark.

City today announced aiasealf a eaadldate Renreeentative ef the Sixteenth Setiatesial strict, agaiaat Kj Curtis. W. D. Badofco. of the Kankakee laaaaa boapiiaL will alee he a eaadldate far the nomination.

I SAMPSON HOW REAR ADMIRAL afmd lealeff 914? Osnr rr StB) Atlantt. Snectel Dispatch te The later Oeeaav TTTASHINaTOIf. D. a. April Prsldnt alcSJoiey today anthnrUad Captain W.

T. g.pipanty amrrmsndeT-in-ehlef of th Jforth AtlaaUa aquadroa to hoist the aa- of a Rear Admiral. act th President has mad Captain aampaau th senior Sag; officer of th entire fore of war vessels on th North Atlantic Should ComawTwrre W. 0. Schley, comma nd-taig, th flying squadron, or Co mm odors How ell, eornmsndlng th Northern patrol squad ron, fall ta with.

Bear Admiral Esmpees's vessels. It wiU he their duty to report to Kear Admiral Bsmpsoa and to carry out any orders that that officer may eonaider it nsiisitry to Sir. TAMPERING WITH U1NE CABLES. SwspeS Tan Wire 1st Sew Teerk War alalietwwaly Cat. Special rxspetc te The Inter Ocean.

NEW YORK. April tt, The submarine ca bles which sonnect the mine laid ta the apper portion at th bay and tha Narrows with Port Wadsworta war tampered with a few nights ago. aad th wires severed; Tha fact becam public today, aad members of th garrison at th fort admitted that sack was th ease. whUs refusing to discuss th mat-tar further. Th wire wara cot or broken.

There la wen-grounded suspicion, however, that sense person cut the wires asalleloualy. Inasmuch aa tt la almost tm possible for th aire to havs broken without assistance. Th break has been repaired and caused ao permanent injury. SAYS CHINA HAS SOLD SHIPS. HaanTearaer Correspondent Insists Assart Ha BeSsM Takeasw Special Cable Dispatch to The Inter Oeeaav BERLIN.

April li The Hamburger Correspondent emphatically rsssssrts, despite denials, that the United States has beeght three warships that were built by th Vulcan company at Stettin for China. SCHOOLCHILDREN WAVE FLAGS. Great Eathaetoean liw Wkes Treep Pavae TThswaiahi St. Loeilsw Spelsl Dtasslik to The Inter Onsen ST. LOCI a.

Mew April tl. A th trains beariaf troop to th South pass through th city hundred school children Hoe th way and, wave flags and cheer. Wawa trains pass sT the schools th pupUe ar givea a Th war feeling haa spread to the labor cir- at the man ar enlisting. them being H. W.

Stetabisa, th well- known local leader. Tha government army officer here la buying more mnlsa. aad tomorrow wtn open bids (or making pttrcnaaed la thta market. The gmsiBiasBt atatasa ia trsaaed wttth men all day, while hundreds hare applied ta th mayor. A dispatch tonight frem Jefferson City says that Mlneourt'e oueta volunteers ta th stat guard cam be mustered aad moved wtth-ta twenty-fear hears, to St.

Leula. Mayer ZleaiaheUn today lasned a proclama-tioa to ta bcaiaesa ansa ef the city, aaktag that they epsrate with th gevtrssaest ta a far as offerfng their employe wh enlist their wages far the time they are absent, aa wall aa to hold their peri turn open for. them. Tonight tt Is asaeunced that several of the nig retail dry good hoaaea have assented, aad have also said that women wh enlist aa Bursas will have their wages cea-tlaued aad their places held for theen, Th me vi ust of troop through thla city has besa be vice today tha a on any day during th week. Th Nineteenth Infantry, from Detroit, ZT5 men.

passed through tor Mobile early la th morning. Th largest detachment waa th First aad Second cavalry, from Fort Riley. Kaa. Thar were Stt maa aad five train. There were 000 snlmsl aad over 200.000 pounds of property.

Two companies of th troop from Fort Logan, aad tw eompania of th Eleventh Infantry, alas paeeed through. A report ts current her that on troop of cavalry returned to Fort Reno oa the report that the Indiana were prepariag to go ea the warpath. MAY BORROW GERMAN TROOPS. Spain Seeks Help Sapi e-e4t la the PTalHpptars. Special Dispatch to The Inter Oceaa.

WASHINGTON. D. C. April 22. Information has been received at the State Department that Spain, la her tear of losing the Philippines, aa well aa Cuba, haa made a proposition to Gormaay, under which the German government ah all furnish troop for the suppress; oa of th Phillppia rebel.

In considers tion of large concessions la th islands. Th details af the preposition nre not known here. Officials of the State Department realise that th advantages offered to Germany are almost too great for aay European nation to refuse at thla time at uncertainty la he far East, aad while they are hopeful that tha Kaiser win not accept th tender, they are afraid that the belt ta too tempting to pass by. Th Philip pinaa ar within tw days sail af tha Engi is pert ef Hong Keng, and are' admirably situated for th maintenance of a base ot a applies. The outcome of the matter la awaited, with Interest by thla government.

which is anxloua to secure more detail. It la believed that German occupatloa of the Philippine will aot embarrass tha relatione bet wees Oermaay aad th United State, even It the American squadron now at Hong Kng pcocsods to blacked Philippine porta. Frsetje anight eons, however, from as attempt of Germany to place auppUe at Manila, tn the face et th blockade eetabllaked by thla goreraavtat. WILBER CONFESSES HIS CRIME. With Fa Half Ceentea Hla 8artaT ta ssovooo.

Special Dispatch The Inter Oosaa. SAN FRANCISCO. CaL, April 22. The exact amount taken by tha city aad county treasurer aot yet kaowa. The money te the faeaoury Is sew beta counted piece by piece.

With the war half Jobs, at shews a shortage ef (80.06. WUber haa confessed ail. He alma. If eoea set kaew hew mock he took, for ha kept Old Soldier Atteaapte Selelde. The odor ef escaping gas eaased George Harris.

clerk la the European hotel. No, South Halsted rest, to force sa entrance tat the room ef James Tobln yesterday afternoon, aad the latter waa roena tying oa nia ae unconscious wblle gns was sewing tram an open Jet. Too la. who it la thought attempted saleide. was removed to the county hospital aad hi aot expected ta recover.

Toe la ts sa aid soldier, sad awing the naet four years had been aa lama te -of the Soldiers' homo at Milwaukee. Last October he cum te Chl- Afraldl te Cheaee. "Ton (lid n't marry either of those Vonsmlth twiner "No. I didn't dare to. I knew that whichever one I aianled ah would make wish I hsd married fh other on," JJetrolt Free Ot laarreeliewta.

I see that the farmers up In Tork state are making maple sug sr. "Have yon heard what they ar maktag It oat at tata Cleveland Leader. a a a of AT LOCAL THEATERS Sotluera lTires "Lord Chmalej" at Hooleyev APOLLO CLUB CONCERT ''Bream of Jubal, "Swan SkylarlL." and We SleVe Bwr Eattewtata at P4 Zaatltwte The Daly th "Lord Chumley. the play la which Mr. B.

H. Sothera wen his earliest recognition as one of th moat popular stage stars, waa revived last night at Heoley's, sad found favor wit a fashion bis audience that filled the house. Mr. Sothera haa rssaon to regard the play affec Uoaately as a sort ef mascot, aad tta revival from time to time haa ever been welcomed by the public. Considering that It la a star play It ha a general Interest rather unusual In thla class of conatractlon: with plenty of action, good contrasts In character foils.

weO-custalned comedy, and th element of suspense adroitly handled, gtv it a vital per outsits that la agreeable. Its protagonist inspire comparison with ths Lord Dundreary ef the elder Sothera, yet Belaaeo and De Mllle avoided aaythiag Ilk stavlahly colorable Imitation In characterization, and gave a really creditable play. There ta no necessity for following the relationship between in two cnaracters. becaua both have the taey arawi la conversation; for while Dun trmrr waa a gooa leuow. UBumiey more.

ana was la truth quit a hero, despite his aecxauona. aaa aaa a capacity for combat-US with mea of the world with something bvtw man apoonsms. Mr. Sothera give th eccentric nation, th suavity, gentility, aad magnetic power so well remembered la the earlier day. ew actors are more painstaking aad exact ing in tneir artistic work, and he vital lie lae roi wits a much aridity of interest aa a new creation would obtain.

Rowland Buck stone gives Butterworth drollery la his struggle la French, but hie tendency to war- tuae measures in explosive elocution at times a aaa owe th general excellence ef hla im personate a. Marshall Stedman play th part of the manly yet easily led Lieutenant Mtierworta wtta good appreclatloa and freshing frankness. Th Gaspar Sag of Morton Selten waa weU played ne the drese-suit lists with the tsttsasd gourde lie on his lert sneuider to prove that he reaUr haa past. Rebecca Warrea was a spirited queen of Lammy Tarn, aad a capable consort for ta Tommy Tucker of Tully Marshall. Mi garet Aagiia carried the comedy of Meg la rather high-keyed fashion.

She was a comely vestal of the dust brush, aad fouad favor with the aadleaee. Kate Pattlsea-Seltea gave the sgreeabto. grand air to Lady Adeline Barker. "Lord Chumley" te beautifully staged, and will form th bill for the rest ec ta week. AUDTTORXTJat.

William TomJise wielded th baton before the chorea af th Apollo club, aad a great audience last evening for possibly the last ttm. After twenty-tare years ef fait ft rai aer taa wnn tae dun. Its director was to hid the singers godspeed: aad farewell. 80 th eccaatoa was notable. The spirit ef patriotism, toe.

entered lata the multitude. "America- waa sung by all. with TomlTns factec th people aad fairly drawing the mighty tones to a glorious climax. The maa waa transfigured; it waa more to him thaa th success of either th coaapoaitlons that made np the programme, and. to th audience, alea it waa of greater moment.

Mr. Tomlino waa called for with brave aad waving handkerchiefs, hut he did not com forward. Th -Dream of Jubal." by A. Mac-Kenste. waa presented with finish as to detail that enabled the worth th work re be carefully eatiasated.

The form te that of aarrauve poem, ta blank verse, with a more or less complete Instrumental accomrxnl- thla at time takinc full orchestral color, aad sgsla running amootaly In broken pnraaes of descriptive music. The word were read hy Mr. 8. H. Clark.

The singing parta. Intenawraed throng-out th progress of the story, are givea soloists aad chorus. There I triumphs! march, sears of leva, and a final tnvoeatien to music. "Let aa unceasing chorus roll a song of land to music aad to music's god. Peraap th beet part of th work I th la Excetets Dee.

tor solo voices and chorus. There te the true devotional spirit la th music, aad a breadth of sentiment that ta lacking In places elsewhere. Yet it te beautiful work. It was rpteadidly presented last evening. Th render rounded hts periods carefully, giving proper expression to the sentiment, yet never endeavoring toward oratorical display.

Mtsa Helen Buckley sang with th test aad feeling to which Chicago audience are- aceumstomed from this singer. Ia the duet for soprano and tenor. "Mine! and the Shadows Have Vanished, the voices blended well. George Hamlin, wh took the place of Evaa Williams, at short notice, sang with a surety as te the requirements of the score, breadth, and depth of feeling. Th second part of the prorramme was devoted exclusively to th "Swan and Skylark, by A.

Gortag Thomas, the Idyllic tone poem that the Apollo club gives so welL Each hearing of this exquisite work fends to greater appreciation ef its manifold beauties. Mrs. Katherfne Bloodgoed. sang admirably. Her voice la ef pure eoetralt quality and haa velocity.

softaesa ot tear, that most agreeable te th ear. Arthur Bereeford. bass, baa a voice of good carrying quality, which he does not are to th beet advantage always. Th ton la even throughout. The chorus sang th music eon smore.

The phrasing was ef that delicate quality that speaks well tor the leader aad the perssvereac ef the Individual singers. Th Chicago orchestra and William MiddetsrhaltOk organist, assisted. It is probable Mr. Tomltns-wlll one more act as conductor for- the das. A eon-cert is being arranged for May 17.

when "Elijah" will be presented, with a chorus ef 800 voices and eminent soloists. DALT-S 8EASOir. The regular season at Daly's New Turk theater closed with the represeatatloa of "As Yoa Like It" ea Wednesday evening. April 12, when Mtea Rehan made her last appearance until November next. A souvenir ef the occasion waa William Winter's book ea th record of Mis Re haa, sumptuously gotten up.

Mr. Daly's acasoa of 1897-98 had a double eeeame cemen the musical season beglariag la Mow York oa Aug. la, with a revival of The Circus while the dramatic season began ten days later, at Strat-ford-on-Avon. ea the 20th of August, with the represeatatloa of "As Ton Like It. Since then performances have been green In New Tork aa follows "As Ton Like If haa been acted tea times.

"Taming the Shrew haa been acted fifteen times. "Merry Wives Windsor" has been acted sixteen timee. "Twelfth Night' has been acted eight times, "School for Scandal baa been acted seven time. "The Country Girl haa been acted fifty timee: "Number Nine' haa been acted, twenty timee. The Subtletlee ef Jealousy" haa been acted twenty timee, "Lint Tae" haa beea sung thirty times.

The Oelaha" haa beea sung fifty-tve times. The Circus Girl" haa been sung niaety-eeven timee. On Friday evening. April 15. Mr.

Daly produced the musical comedy. "La Poupee. la gorgeoua style at his New Tork thester. employing Mia Earle. Mlsa Katharine Lewis.

Mr. Powers. Herbert Greeaam. Joseph Herbert, and Frank Colli la Us presentation. WEST SIDE BOYS T3 ACT, "Kid for lb Kids" la the striking slogan by a eird mt Weet Sid hey pmtt a minstrel entertainment which they will gtv Friday eve-leg.

April Z9. at the People' a Institute far the aeocat of the Hoate for Destitute Crippled Children, located on Park avenue, The beys engaged this Xaadabl work are from famlUe moving In 6 Xkm 1st" ta hieaeet grade eeaisa powder third farther thee eey other bread. FaVTCin Absolutely Pura th highest dretee of West Side society, snd they take great pride la the fact that th affair la not only for the benefit of children. hut givea by boys. It entire business managed by committees ef bays, and all panic! pa' lag taleat being boys.

Rehearsals have been careful aad many, aad a most enjoys ble even ts is expected, as those taking part hare evf- a high degree of ability aa amateur comedians In th particular line ef minstrelsy. AU th taleat la volunteer, aad as th eetlr profits wiU be devoted to th little cripples. the boys hop for a gee rows response from the public Th bo nee will be manipulated by Harry Goldman, Charlie TJarath, and Clyde Ressner, aad the tambourine will Jingle under the merry fingers of Hosea Kac- farland. George Went worth, and Bert Morran. The dignity of the eeeastoa will maintained by Will Shannon a Interlocutor.

Other mem bers of the circle are Archie Weagler. Albert Hunter. WUl Penny. Arthur Shanks, Alt Haallp. Frank Spencer, Wilt Wade, Halbert Reichett, Frank Craves, aad Bert Connors, gexebu, aTjarriosr.

Catherine Crane, on of th prize beauties of tha Hoyt contingent, le expected from the East this week, aad will appear aa th de tective In Th 8traager ia New York" on Sunday night at th Grand opera-house. Al Hayman went to New Tork to anticipate the coming of the Spaaish fleet. Tke Sls Klrvat. Btoy. "Little boy." she exclaimed, "yen ought to be at school laatead ef trying to run aa ele vator." I'm aot trying to run It, was the answer: I'm running it.

Aad tf yea wish to ride I 111 be happy to accommodate you. So fax a aay obligation te be at school la concerned, allow to remind yen that this Is a legal holiday, aad I am exempt from attend an re at aa tastttatiaa where I sm pleated tossy I am at the head of mast of my elaaae. Tea have a business trying to run teat elevator anyhow." Yea could 't very well ran It for year- self, could yeuT T4 rather try tt than depend on yoa." "For what reason ase yon are te young to knew any thing about It." "Madam, allow me to re as jure yoa. Thla elevator ta operated by hydraulic pressure, the principle relied en being that water exerts preeeure in proportion te the height of col umn rather thaa la proportion te the diameter. Ia making ttls eharariert-tre.

water admitted Into a cylinder, the prcaxure being regulated by the use ef valves, and a ruble equilibrium being made possible by aa la-aeaieaa system ef counterpoise. I could go further tar th miautlae ef thle particular machine, which, ef court, has its variations from other models." he added, as she gxtprd ta astonishment, "bat I doubt If ysu could follow the technical terms wtoee u.e an ac curate deaeriptloa would aeeeusltst. But I wish assure- yea that fx, af rer what I nave said, you think you knew mere about elevator than I do, you are at perfect liberty te step la aad take Its management oat ef my Bostaa Journal. HeKaew Ike Wlfesa. Take th stand.

Mr. Potts." said the yeusg lawyer from town, with aa air of triumph. Judge Biaona of the Blue Cisxard district ted at th -wttaean as he took his placet and the attorney said 'Mr. Potts, you were present at the shoot ing scrape, were yen "Taa." 'You aaw the defendant take a pistol from his pocketr Tas." Toa saw him Br at thla man?" Yea' Yoa saw him return th weapon to. his pocket I ahore oid." "Com down.

Mr. Potts." said th lawyer. "For me to say anything after suck direct teetrmeay of this man's guilt would be aa Insult to your honor's Intelligence. I nope your honor will make hi bond very heavy, for hi offense le exceedingly grave." "I finds the prisoner not guilty, said Judge Blocm, with considerable vehemence. "May It please your bettor." exriaimed the young attorney.

In amaxement, "how can yo reader such a verdict tn direct conflict of the rostttve testimony of an eye-witness? "Jes bekaae I have knawed BUI Potts fer fifteen years, aa aever knowed him te tell Ike truth yit" AU mta Joarnai. As AeesaiBMaatiag Restaaraat. Customer Walter, aee here! Thla Mil of fare la tn French. Walter Tee, sir. bat we allows ter eat la English, air.

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