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vSacruz seizure
PERED IN A HURRY
N0 other Way to Prevent
gjg Shipment of Arms
Reaching Huerta.
uS0\ TAKES STEP
VVHILE SENATE TALKS
***** oi Kariies L?*vti
; jjeiphia ro-morrow?Four
'.More Big >?rPs t0 0o
. - lei
the land
Is of
and des
' d -?
Ion? \ : .1
***
I wer, ?
ri ' nee. but
,. n .
.nabas?
?*,-? of Ptanc?
? . - ' Italy. 1
nstant de
- '?? *?*- was at
^. a - l Of the Hdm?r
ar-.ng that
ir Admiral
...
rae ?i- ?. proceed to
Tempi ?o,
acknowledged
ached
. f<1 ,. - ? | ? Rear Admiral
jjiro baa '' " '"' ri CnM
I con ?.and.
. , | ng mad* the centre
s?a great i -'"??' ' *ltn
e Amer!?
t tase
r Admira!
Btdger ha
mer.t about the d il -orces.
maultaUon
now on;
% a: Vera - ' 'mirai
Badger edil assigi ' ala eleven
ihlpa to Tampico and keep the
at Vera ? rus. Tampico will
? ? me of the ?mailer ships,
rjr.boat; ? snd within a
..... ,.,??? :
sad
Mo-? M?r.->es 0'd??-ed Out.
if was or
fered ? . Il will sail from
lay aboard the
a 'e-'ard liner that th?
.\?v.. : bartered to-day.
?fer B40
Vera ?Crus.
lines a? Tar :
lion else
ghtesl ?anger appears,
aea trill be sent te guard Un ~
- the Iath
ani ef Tahua? ? pe Lord row dray,
heed of Um fr* ? Bra sf rean - |
i a ( ?. - -. n thli
Bl of this British
?wuahlf that plana ??? made
a? 'a prot<? ?
?asa ? ar.ded at Tampico.
''* ? *! a point
Tampico have made
the g< eminent for
live of this oil
" " " ' .*">? of
"* N?' it he ri:d not care
BO j
- -?>? . ........
? ? |
?star - - ha een r- ng for
??wen \?ars ? f the ?Treat
'"'* ?'?'*? ???? ? ; n< are ?f ?satin*
: " '?" ' nseq saos of
""* lesease, i ns plans have fc??en
*>*o> ??- aei -j rnsrlr.ee to prot. I
.....
I '? Issned n hlgt - ? ? ? ? that
" -?? ? ? Mag li ifes
lotermine
8.
' ' si nor te hav?- a i
r est fbot ?
the rebel He
. | tool
rorce the tmsi
of Huerts -
United Bl
nc? ?might dictate ?end
robel tei
? ? Bead,
?Mlsota*?, i .'ops.
?VsrnJfif -. O S-? jgHne??y.
'""'-? -v ? \m<*-<<-?n
| .
? ? ? ,.
'? f what has
. ? -,,
i. K-r '.f
I th? r?ala U remain In
i ateoMBt to tbssn
? ng wi ^ h?
' ? - -
'* ready fat ee
^* -Mn | aal
<?? lrr.m'-diat?']-- ; -
?
r<* ' . , n irk&tion
. re ar? ?.here ir
ea read) and - itUag
I .# o'j' u an
'.
nos* The nCaati
orgaadsatl
......
- ,.
'
ad of coast
'Ms,
h i
?* : - ? * f',* th? ?rn ?end
th<>u**r*i f-i-ri is ths frei
,,'.'* ' . ? i
n* *
y*** ???? srd ? ? tlon
hat the
Sfl-J1"**' ''
\* ?* *et'-*1 *?u. ?lid -? ?'
THE PRINCIPAL STREET OF VERA CRT'Z.
debate draggi ? with no news from
announce?
mer.t through a pr?\..'< BOUITS that ths
mari- N
wei ob
-
Four More Big Ships to Go.
The third f th? Atlantic
fleet. tton and consisting
of the battleships Vermont Michigan,
Virginia and Nebraska, will at once
proceed to Mexico. Th?ir sailing
ought ret m [?erred more than
?
re| ?oing
Thursday elphla will be
In command Franklin J.
o has had experience in the
.- Is - "tiiinand of
marines ,n Cuba ?luring the second in?
tervention. ?? J. E Mahoney will
be a paasengei the Morro Cas
regii ? ? from
Philadelphia. When r- - Mi \
ico he will sa i-.mand of ths
marine reg menl now there The
arbola marine force will b^> made into
a brigade.
MAAS IN FLIGHT: j
TURNS MEN LOOSE
Federal Commander Leaves Vera
Cruz and Leaderless Troops
Begin Looting.
- Ttie Ti ne Sureau
Washington. April 22, ?At 1 Id a. m.
the Navy I>epa:tn ] the fol?
lowing ballet -
'It Is reported that < ommandant
era! Maa?- left Vert Cruz In a
riagi fan '? llowed In an
~-:age. and that he has not
heard frr" lino* Th:nk troop?
??er? turned loose to act a.< they
pleased, f >wing ai n i n main
.r.g
"it is sa-.d that then i aome tool I
making It dangerous alike for natives
and foreignera.
"Al time of dtspal Bring a 7*5
ne f
' "fille ?! - ? ' ' Ma
? - - Ho va (i :nded
in hi-.
a 's-?" telegram from Vera
- ? for occasion?
a -diot V '?v. refugees still in con?
sulate :? la behaved th? Mexican
?Dlttton eri ths housetops Will escape
r oorar of darfcnaaa ard there will
be no mnr<- flgl I
A second messenger was sent ta
General Maas raejUCSting him to stop
f.T'.re ai : pre", snt hhelllng of the town.
At the time this teiofrram was sent the
had not returned."
MEXICAN-AMERICANS
OFFER TO HELP U. S.
Rebels f ight Way Into Monterey
?Exodus to El Paso in
Full Swing.
I By Te.egrsp-- to ?r? Tr'.b.r,?
PaSOb Tea . April fl -Two bUadTSd
.. '.? ?? a"
of J A Baca
-e-. the r asnriosa to
nicht i a maintaining ? ? ? *
The ...ex |snllS?1
sl rr. Uta pa . : i at a mssi i
? ' ourtbousa tnev offered their
i the cit] a:.d counl and io the
v ? ? \r> army unconditional/.
?pal rebel headq-..a-t?"S in
Matarr.oras ??.--?
attar- rabais on the ' " tsrsy
that the rebels hav?
proj atrs?
MM
. | . is of ths n
.. ? ? ? I ederal arrrv. ! .. ? "S
? e aart of tbs ?ell sad is
*k Una from the to;,- of buildings and
Elf I by Pa
?utv
... . rsturasd to the
?
m ? ; stesi lia-) basa filed
Mm British a l "r-"- ? with I ?.lonel
. Illa at Juarez
?
. i aas i" ?"? ri"'* 9*$ sntl
. -., g lali eras sing sa ? *
suehua and tbnl *'. ouu.reak
is r ot ,? '.kel
- I i
m,,, ? ed tS reii.'M |0 Muerta
.. r ( Sal ??"! '
.' | ?'-'?? ?'???'? I
.? TI.e RSSJ " as I
arda wbo
.. isttina ? *?''*
?iuiii is I. ' ssisag ta
refugee* haie I
LOSS OF LIFE AT VERA
CRUZ STIRS SENATE
Continue?) frnm pate l
? ? i ( ? p?v ceeding agai-s* m ?
?
he said, "was painfullv
adeoua
"The Senator from Indiana.'' he
ed. "says that til?4 substitut?- pr?s
thund'.-rs in the ind- v.
enough to mes ire the | '
and
suff?gf ?
"T .e r-? aid nt has ask- d I !onj
for ItS BPPrOl a' a CO ira* whl '
purposes to fo w nnpel am
' - ? lull to the* "ap of '
States.
Respect fo- Preside"?.
'Mr. T'resident. I have th? h.g
respect, more than respscl ! have
rd and admiration, for the Prest?
of the United Btat< I have B
t-onfldence in the sir srl ; ? r his i
pose. In the lofty quality of 1
which hs rursues, in the genu.ner
of his adherence to peace.
"But we .?re asked l
opinion of the President of the Un
states, not to express eur ? onfldc
In him or in his purposes, but In
exercise of our duty as a part of
s rnment of the United Btates
? i'-?r? a specified course of cond
under cxlst'ng conditions to h? ju
fed
"It is o_r duty that w t ira to I
form, o-jr duty as a ran of ' a |
ernment of the United State.- < -
to ,l,e hundred millions of people
th- T"n!t?Ki P'atcs. to the community
--?? ona ?-?? *? ??t ar.d Rood ns
nti ?? ?k i nor snd gl?
of the great democra? that are
trusted to our hands as Its r- n a
which ws ai - d to P'
form."
Jenai i re* lowed thi Tamp:
incident as the a\"w?-d "juatlflcatio
.. - ? Presid? nt He m I th?
was ar. ? lit I ir flS|
Amends Not Sufficient.
Is were ii
mediately maae. The offl *r who ma
? -vas himself arre.-t?d T
commandant a- Tampioo ; | :
and ';? mr,i, >i nerta fixe
These amends v. er* not auf) ? ? I
?: ma rider of the Art
and hs demanded a ?-i,.'- ths flsg
Banator i. . bs agreed that tl
amends were not sufficient, as cornil
"from a de facto government " a
though they would have been sufflclei
coming from an individual. .\ dis| i
arose, he said, a? to the del
further amends, ths customary ar
usual la? ident? surro.ndmg
salute. ?
"This was the mau?r in dlsp ? I
tween this government and the
government of Mi tl ? a-d th
is tlie Justification upon v
? ?? l.efore the Senate \g has?
"This Justification, It as?
painfully inad?quate. If tl
there :s between this go-'. :? m? ni Bl
the poor, harried peopi? of Mex.< s ||
pa:nf ill* . rad*r; tat? I is this i
"We >arn io-night that Vera Cru
h&s ?a?er. that four American marin?
he dead that twenty-one He sufferlni
from wounds. 1* ih*-r? ...
but this dlsputs of the f< rm and (ere
mon; of a salute ? it ..,. -
cf American iheg?
% President d< aires t?
limit the scope of hi? action the mata
tenance of pea?-e?all history suggest!
that, once lighted the fir? s . f wa
? ? DChOd a' **? :; ?t :?. war in
Its essence that n? ar?-- to -ote to Jus
nigbl Wbai s : be ti> result
? f.? In? nient* no man ca? t?
Men will d ' men ?i. , arill die
f the ?id n ? ....
to-night American home? will i ??
olate. Amer!-an children will go
through life fathsrleaa Bees um i
? : -v- Will take ?o-rlffhi an?! ?*ri?n
the- t ,rn bach the pagi te f^nd i
their fathers died ar' tl ? ? ? : thac
i? V..1?. BbOUl trie form of m?ate?
Much Mor? than That.
?(?Ht hi noi all if
been all the Prasld?.
? ?we u> the Congr? arte, ir : t
na?! be*n all ?.>. would not have
,-sins this aubjsct hsre to-night
of this In? ' back Of the spe
? ? ? ? resolution re?
ported bj rb' committee la a great ar?
rs ? '
? if thii
"
. . ?
.i ? , , ?
In ?.ur arrogai j eoani attil ?
| toward ban-ju?,;, vv.ak. <;? ,
'?-all" But tri? la r.
ail. It Is not al
ist iflca ? the Se?al
ighi tola]
Senate In his subetil it? ' -
preamble of the n
? i he ? ? to U
? ? i?-a live? of Amer
I ? ericen? : educed
povcr ?<? ause l r rtion -
proper) ng I '-hind It is
litioi f ans? ! [ezi r*Oi s
\merioan Ufo ar
g ba .?
is a coi - n Mea
prevent lection <
?? ? i i- property exce;
i | t f or th?: ??-,.-. ?
?-. *an iniform, the America
government 't la that that makes net
Bai ' " ' ?nd that public ros;>o<
be ma.'.? the flag < I the United State
Protection of Unites' States Citizen?
? Tri' ? i lustifli atlon it is
justifie..- ng . ? i- Victorian
Huerta or In his conduct alone, but i
the ur.i\?*rsa! conduct of affairs in \fox
0, and the roal object to ho attaine
by tho i j tree ?? hlcfa ws ar? asked i
approve If not the gratification of p-r
?orei pride II i= nor ths satisfaction r
a governmei ? or an admiral, la it th
? States ? pr?te
, ? ? v, c. ndltlofi
Tena ? n is chamber increased p
Senatoi R I In a roles thai
;,.. ?r a.rj |o?a er rea? bed I
- M for ?reater juS'ifloano
?rp<-ro dispute n?r tho form?
. .,. i for th?
"If w< or from this resolution tha
v e are to pea
"the matters Included in th? subst
preamble we omit the roa! reasons be
hind th? On the facts In th
ported by tho commit
Id be everlastingly ?rroni
Utul re s
(fore hts<
lory. secur
Presldei ?
e that sank s s I awl
I leened I r li
... ....
era Cm th? death of nur An ?
? : ? ?
of thosi ? " ghl
methlng more, far mort * si
a form t for Just! flea i
i ?bHtituto preamble ar?
deal and I ?Tor;:.;
In Vera rua -night The substitut?
1 r^mhi" la weak, but It ?give? forma]
ad?quat? grou ' ? tho great formi?
dable n t of the gnat nava an
militar ; ver of this aoven
? ?. ? . -. ? - ? ?
Bryan Hear? Root.
Becretai Bi an aat ea ths fl ? ' ? ?
Sonate and hear.l most of Senator Root'l
fptfi i a started through t
Ing dor.ru tha? kid to the chamber he wai
-...off
Mav? ? ? privtlegea ' I -
floor ?a "
'
reached th e Senat?
chamber just as Mr Root ended Ml
- ?
Raed d??alared that the
??? ? - and thief " ?nd as
loiiM ? | the nal
i Pm tha 1
' 'v!ih a sr?at rasp? nsl lllty. He
as that i ' : ? a e i? not ret
I He aska for ju?tifl?-atlon. and in
to that re est he meets i
thai sre make a pe?era! declaration of
war."
itmostar Oansri B niasea ?nd ??cto
? ,v-o pros lent Tumulty too-, plaeee
on the floor ?* Bsnator Reed ?polt?. In
?-? lauer! two aoldlera a riform at?
tra? ted tha attention of the other ap?
If? President, ca? -??. no- ote.
The) are
I ,..., R ._?.? lr Mtrl>so a'reade
an we net se a ar? s
? hout aoateneee, hut can w? not aay that
? * -tans' ?ith Pi ?Idem WUsoa for Jus*
t: ? b; ir.? authorities in Me
Fall Attack? Bryan.
? debate rea bed *s* meet *r>" - i
o is point ? it h the apse I of Boaster Pall.
BU If? 0 denouni* ;?
The ?'?ministra' ' - '* I legad friendly
attitude toward Genera .i and the
n atJttitkM ? lata
aadftg MS ?\ttgWf m tho direction Of
Bei rotary Bryan, who ?*t sa the epi
s j? of th?' chamber Beamter Pall ref?
ii? a? "the pet of tho Becretorr of
Ho r*?id several I grai
g tho border ; tea Rl
?hat the) feared to i-e aa le*
?tweei the Unit?
and ? ? ?til
Senator I ? ? described (
their | pari
? stales, ?a
- aagt?i 'ok- . . .' isa
? "7
.
r'rur h <?'? ?(?-!zt>ri, the i
teres- sf officiai
mgtop entrad V -da ast
compllah '; task el
tral ution with ?
air of solemnity.
Lone llnM of autonx
4 ?
spproa - rowda a
? of th? g attesi
.... ihe |
Th? positions of the Deniocrsti?
membera of 1
? ttee rslgn Rslatloi ?
aolution pr? ? - :
tated by B<
ly. ar- -
-anklng minority member. Otl
tors expressed their viei
Work? -
Of Which WBS tO v rah I
?
Granara lusrta Bsnal Th
? ?
tad Btates i
-
in the pending '?
Objections of Republican?.
' * Repu! ? excepttoi
-.' ? . . ? . .
?e of Repra l i
thai ty of ths 1 ted 8
It Hi
but aga -
Issus of I ? ? ' -i
?lei-ate by Se- ,
that rh? trylnj
av?->ld a ?;tu:?l w .'.tuld rei
ths i ? I 81 tea to ?to into M<
out being ab ? ta .? i
Kxpresslng tne Viswa of hi? COllsa
on the Foreign Relations .'. omml
?. nal ' '??< ?<? "p- ad the
-
Ml f'res . <? Which d?M
to maintain Hs ?elf-respect can i -.
?? unifoi i
t>, ?
ropei ' -.'ion,
giv?
- ? ? ? - a nation for
?. ? ? recog?
? ^p its i ? Hag of tne
-? . ?1 ?
salute
...
9 , |
kind or an
any kind can ?
regret for a srr mg dona 1
tlon.
? \\> gro further; we I
the honor
I?that due ? em?
manded a for a
it we b? etbini
and somethlnj
?
Flag Means Protection.
'.- era th? tizeni ' i
- ? Btstea they look
' ths great gov? I and i
great nation to which 1 gia
ar i from v. bitch the) ea ec
Mom than IfO American cit
nocer.t, helplCM : iva been mt
dered upon MexicaJi soil. I, for one. -vh
I demand stonsmsnt for the
'4g at Tai
those paoi hav?
" ? \ leathi gone u
notired and
? - i a sins
anno) ? ? ? l t tbta great rlali
i all? - i aa arronga which ha'
to Innocent people la?
ring 1
-
if i a atoi
. and i
? Mo-,., . ?; resident, apeak ng I
mysslf, ad ii
? ? setlon ? ?
of ea? ' - * IS?I ? aril' |
a where ippesr, either dlrectl
- ? bStWM
.., ?a . ..-, ....
at thl.
out a peotSSt at least.
1 wl ?-?
the United States in the attitude of se
lactina ans murderer and cutthroat Ii
;-?? f? rence to another murderer and cut
throat
Not to Set Up Another Man.
" e ? in ms la Mss ist b?
for ths f tsetlon of Amsricsn cut-ens
Il muit be In the hope ? ,- .- .-?
? ist to bring
is a ' ?" ' .?tracfed
for s ? *
'? r ' frisa ?-? not b?
that we go t'.--?- t" tak? is ? raai
aed ?e- -, thai
.... -
Of th* Re| . e ?
eign Relatif" - '?<?? - - , - Bhlva?
rs|
ar t its to dsela i
i too late m take ?tepe
Bisy that is
tu? task thai rents ua on th
" ? ? ' ul Mi ? }
? a - a i ' ?. ? i ? B t te t*ke
steps which we
pr?servation o' psaee m in the
pagatim
... Massa
ind ; ? radii
t good f the a
?
The Presidan! *sk-,| -,.. ... . ?.
i~ongr? B, I".
in *h?it he la doing and hue n rf dune, to .
Of THE
r\REICER collection of
U Jewels there are always
simpler examples of ?,em
jewelry at moderate prices,
intended as ?ifts for ushers
and bridesmaids, or for the
less important occasion.
DREICERaC0
FIFTH ?VFJHIF. AT FORTY-SIXTH
new rom
excr - th? ??? ar power of the tovern
<. locked in the Congress.
The Con?
gress of the L'nited Statt- '4"1
nfer authority Th?
action w:; ? ication and approval
of such sters a*, ?r? taken to el re
unsnt of the i'nited
? ration for the insult? de?
livered to our flsg and to '.?le uniform of
' our na
Bhively Defends Step.
ira tali ; ? * -? ideate n
; us b ? i I M ? .- - -. > y m
aril rafa | i tl - Bunrt?
- ?he-n the ?as?s
unified la
I Is behalf or tne
insu We ..mu
? ? .
Balli ? ?? i ? v\ nen
' you enforce resi ?* mbola or
orlty you hsve mad-1 property more
tnade fa more * re
Mexl Vt'u are taking bond to a
? | , of proti Ion, m
It is on? of the
Bsibie to be taken to
-- . r our
HTU In Mu
"While Bimlsing ths gri
against Am. ?
tlxens 1 ? ? ? '
' ? -, at I? ast the effed - ',;;tng
. ? ? i ? to the t nltsd
- tes In the gnltiee u|
^ ... tnat
? ? ? restimatsd
Sag not a pise? 11 I .nting. The
isllors standa
te ths embattled -
of their atr and, ' ra? h .'.digni?
ties as th- s?- could . xss urmotlced and
? ? ? ...'-.....
-' ' -? than
tisens of th?
- i
- ... rn?--rber of tne
it"?. .14-fiore.i
?hieb, nitght lead te arar, rie
? :-id*.i that it sra ? : -r>o?e of the
Huerta, and
Huerta alona and not fo ent^r upon a
? .irrp.iigt-, of Bggresstoo "? arhlcb
ght lead the United State- into ?. -
tlon fTOt ? Mid
... .
I Phlilppl
,'. . ? the 1 tad stal ?
said Serator W1 llama, was the affn
ad not of the Mea
;?? Q| e
:-. ? ?>?. ? -rqnsir-rv.ed UpO*J A.
- ? | ' ? " ?.i our
' M
V- ? s ? e-e - ,. -i ml*.] hl.-St Of '
from ? en'a gallery, and the ?
V. -e. I ? . ? ? ' - -.
: -\f this re? ItiOO narrowed." ejac
?; do a?M ?rant
it broadena Be itor tr^-^ Maaee.
We have had eno-jgn
? ? '-,' and that is
what i? antlcipatsd when you broaden
the a e of 1 i ret
anevolent SMlmila
we want I
We
? hnd eno'.- ' - ths 1 lllltp?
nt the Me
I knot t want
It 4
?- nust be made a
musl ?
1 do not want to pla?-? the uniform
above ths iif- of -? .meriean citizen."
said Senato* :: imbsi who f? lowed
Benator W lliai i S"o matter how
? ? worded 1 i re? U i a, ths ra
- t win be wsr?al ths war that j bank?
? and divided nation can :- Iteil
w? ar- to roake war we on? it to our
? es, to our own people ar.d to the peo?
ple o? the woi tot i reason?.
Life of a Citizen Above Flag.
? ? '* th? duty of thia et
----- that Its Bag and Ita - *v -
? ? hr~ reap? ??
r orner of 1 But ! for < t
rever vote to make the
... . the Ufe of a citia?
r go I .gainst s people on
? it ? i ? -. lolated
the code of Internat; M - - - .. i re
goTsrnn
while [ eloss i m to l iworda
drlpj g with th?.
r i -?n and -vomen. and
a ths g f murdsM
-?es of OUU ' en are r:r - - ?.
in ni> ?
Senator \\ orfca ras ths nsmbsr of
Benate to make a plea f< penes
*.?? h? nld?by propos.ng a rw
? -> a espt ths apo ogy emended by
"We are going headlong into the terri
? , .iditlon of war." he fcald. "The most
rrsgeoua thing to do is to accept ths
apology that has been mad*- and refrain
from r act of agg'-?. ... I do
go
I . es that manv of Bg
In this bexj- a gana 1
Bi lb. of MS I I ved
of the revolution against l?a-,
^i.nc thai It waa ?he tar.
es-ts la the --.i-.ea Which Ues.ie.l to
:rol of ihe wealthy nj.tuir.-il re?
's of Mexico and w .
? <? ini arms which led to
evolutionary conditions '.n the re
"But." he ? ? ??* * an
lrdividual -v. its I ? Bag Us i an only
apoi' - and that I
BRYAN ASKS PROTECTION
Secretary Also Has Mexican
Embassy Specially Guarded.
? v .-? ? .a a i
protecI n for
? ,. M.. Usa rs
: thai Mr, Bryaa I 11 for
B. j ?.'.-. .wn horn?.
FLEET UPHOLDING
MONROE DOCTRINE
Salute Not Only Mission.
Representative Kelley
Tells House.
LIND HELPED CAUSE
DELAY ON RESOLUTION
His Explanation of Presidents
Attitude Toward Huerta
Troublemaker.
Fr-ro The MbSM R'i^au 1
WMhlngton, April 121.?Discussion of
Mexico c-oppod out tu-.lay in the
House during tho debate on the na--al
appropriation bill, but that body had
I ? :n? iT K? a. m tO-S
row before news reached the capital
? aai Mir? of Vera I ?
day the House waited for th?
Senate to at on the amend?
Ulon, the bellrf bring that the
lower chamber would ? o epl any r*so
? m adopted by ths Senate and satis
faetory to tho President.
That John Kind, recently Special rep?
resentative of the ?president In Hex?
eras ' ' ? fly tha causa c I ?
part of the opposition to the :
in tho House last night became known
to-da- Mr. Lind, In conversation with
a minority memb'-r, casually mentioned
that "he President was still (fc ? -. 1
sa?nate Huerta, and that this had
actuated the administration to tal .1 -
tlon follow lag the Tampico Incident.
The minority member to whom Mr.
, confided this bit of Inf? nation
id the new -? -
and tho--. foliouea tho belief I
?President's antagonism to H .
personal, so that the 1
had approved was hara terised 1 an
iment dire led al an li
r than the two fad
ot! nee i against tl
Uphold? Monroe Doctrine.
In the debate nn the naval bill R
resentattre Kelley, a Mich pin Rei 1
asserted that there a/SS
significance in the ?ending of th?
?-. Mexu-an waters. N'o? on'-. ?< ,
force a salute ?to the Bag, he -
? to notify the natloi I
t the Moan DecrtiM
and that no matl
?
- ition."
Repn 1er tal ? ?:- il? a Wiai 1
Democrat
apssch Mr Hen? 1 1 among
ara t ths Naval a"
tes who signed a m.- rity 1
bill, asserting that app
battleships constitu? s isel'c
tra\agance."
Repr?sentai s Hu ngi au 1 1
idee la ths Bpanish-Amer
: u 'h? LttlU na? ?? m? r
- ?
SB .: g
"Washington waa s mai ' pa
commend his farewell addrei
M " " ?
- . : it ice sa a nal
fence.
L-ges B gger Navy.
In a ted
If she chose
?? ould make sf reg?
point and enable her
I ' And if Mr. <"'arnei> . 9
bat hi in
In'i :? m?ich.
"This great
-d b> her K - II
an .nternational public sentiment I
1 result in disarmament, and
: ha?.e peac?s, through governs
baaed or. . istl *. hacked by lot
"I favor a wies scoraecay, bu 1 '??
an ade?? :a'a r.a
The ; ?? : 1 : treat a ith Colo: ?
was sharply assailed bj Repten? ? .
Viel r M rdock. arl >
icknu ng 1 ng
Ho asserted that It ' hsts ; ?
shadow of s Is HI an? ?.?? the
StS - d -A o n*1 it M - ?
nor indemnity.'*
-?
NO NEWS OF U. S. CHARGE
Administration Worried Abou"
Conditions ig Mexico City.
Ml - * . .
W sehlngtea, M Um State D?
tl p gl - ..
< ? ShauRhrcNav the I Sited BtatSS < h???o
111 res at Meal > ?t>
rto '..? ? is eata Wished ad-?
c ? astee
1 newa has < me to the del art M
' . m Me*rie? < itj and t
? < - 0 it ?'?< aafei
? I i:i?i
? SStUaatSd thai thor? ?re h?t-?v,>n
noii a.,,| |f| 4aaerieaas ?nil in the Moi
lean oafltal