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THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER.
VOL XXXJIL. KO. ML
RICE HAS ADVANCED.
SUGAR H4S
FLOUR HAS ADVANCED
COFFEE HAS ADVANCED.
AWt> THERK ARK INDICATIONS OP HAN'T OTHER ARTICLES
CUMBTNtt WAT LP IN* PRICK. PRUDENT HOUSEKEEPERS WHO
CAN STOCK UP SOW WILL 81 KELT SAVE MONET ON GROCERIES.
BETTER PT'C"! HE ON** OF OUR PRJ<"E LISTS AND LEAVE
TOUR ORDER WITH US AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
JIM. 1M ASP tM FIRST AVBSCB WITH, 9KATTLK, W ASH.
New El Dorado
41 f IHHIW I _ .
+ WIXH 2 tl»
T t lakM River
j* Safety ?
} „ D | Alaska and \MAI£»J?^ r
i Comfort | Norttw»t —„ u, C °V
~<"i l « ,l i"l 'I'V'M ■i"?* Territory. I j -
North American
Transportation 6 Trading Co.'s
Commodious and Fast Sailing Steamer
ROANOKE
Will LEAVE SEATTLE ON OR ABOUT JUNE 10.
Tkla la the Mir MlaklUkM liar Mills* fraas Icatllt kae
ln« hnatm mm Takaa river, »»< aar space It ItalM. Par fall la*
taa-aaattaa rail mm ar aMnaa tke rompmm y.
618 FIRST AVE., SEATTLE. WASH.
«•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
\ NOW IS THE TIME j
: FOR YOU TO DIG IN THE GARDEN. |
• We hove * Urn i;n« of GafJe® Tool* to r jour Huyrctloo, Call and *• •
• them. , •
j Seattle Hardware Co., j
pes IS THAT SO?
The Canadian Regulations provide that a man
must carry with him ai least pounds of provis
ions. Will a
go'ds are • r.; -hipped via St. Michael be accepted?
YES-IF BY THIS COMPANY.
Read the Following Telegram s
FA ! 'TO PO.« VI. Ti . KGHAPH-CABI.K COMPANY.
"A I. lUWLKY- * Ort . Mo*"h » !£*
"V •» Present Y i kon Trars Co.. S *tUe, \VA*h ..
Y «;r U'h u t-> interior. tn»trufti>>nf b#:n? i«au*-d tj
p»r«i->! » fv*M rj; vet' *»■& i !ivo'>"*■» and frw*ht rf<-"f(jrt» for provisions
•?»•»«- \, .r t v to pa.-Ji on at Bka(«a^ > apply to Djr»»
* ' JOHN n HALL, 8«« r e ur>."
Seattle - Yukon Transportation Co.
QO-92 Columbia Street.
W. D. WOOD, f*r#»!. %. » . Htni KY. M»r. f. H. \ORRIS, 1V»«f M|f.
x-x-x- >&s
A 4|
! Pioneer Headquarters. ji
X . o
?
| Hotel. Restaurant. Steamboat and Saloon Outfitting. ::
| Golden Rule Bazaar Co., i|
>o. *>o6 Fir*t \»f«ue. Y
WASHINGTON RICE MILL
r.: r - * e sc .; v r <x Be* ar*.
P'** * r»- ■ •• *-v * k nd» of r:-c« *-«rajr» or. iianl.
" r ** e * f** for ri » :•» I«r ot.a.ai foo4-
Ride the
t>Ro- .v Mt*N 1016 A*e.
* li! ' f " *i ,; I 'Hrrtl \triiti. Xorth»»«t»rii '• «hicgton.
7' - SPKUtIY CtSED B4CC*.
Ip* A** \f 1 *•**•* fr J<••*>*.
a 3 rifg*»aftw fl»>r»ifc»r» m j
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON. THURSDAY, APRIL 7 !«■«. —FOURTEEN PAGES.
CUBAN QUESTION HOT YET GIVEN TO CONGRESS.
miEMiswem
FOt DELATING MESSAGE.
Lee Cables That Americans
Are in Danger.
MUBT REMAIN TILLSUNOAY
The President Declares That De-
la j Is Imperative.
Eiylaiatlaa la AfrtpUd la b««4
Faith, Thoajth Relartaatly. fcy
Ktabtri ml tke Haaar gyala. It la
Tkaaght, Will Have ta Bark Oawa
Hiaarely la Order ta Avert War
Cvarreianea Uerlie ta Held fur
tke Pre»eat. kat Are Deter«»lae«l
ta Gaari .National Hoaor aad *e
cara tke ladrpeadeace af Caka.
WASHINGTON, April «.—At the request
of the president Representative Hopkins of
liiirwis tools Representative Berry of Ken
tucky, a member of the foreign affa.:rs
committee; Sayres of Texat. the ranking
minority member of the appropriations
committee: pf Arkansas, the
ranking member of the foreign affairs
committer, and Newlands of Nevada, to
the White House this afternoon and show
ed them Gen. Lee'a cablegram. The cable
gram **id that Gen. L>e« was loading ".'.xW
Americans, and it would ba impossible to
gel them out of the Islands before Sun
day. He said the condition of affairs was
inflamed and the transmittal of the met-
Mage mijtbt cause trouble.
The president frankly explained the sit
uation. He said the message would have
gone in today had It not b*vn for Gen.
Iter's cablegram. The safety of Ameri
cans* in Havana and especially Gen.
personal safety made delay imperative.
Tne Democrats all exprta#ed themselves as
satisfied.
Notwithstanding the impatience and dis
appointment caused amor.g the Repub
lican members of the house by tlie with
holding of the president's rn->sag® today,
the statement of the president to the lead
er* and xevt»a! prominent Democrats that
it was deemed absolutely necessary by
Consul General lae to Insure the safe de
parture of the Americans stilt in Cual%
has caused them to accept the situation in
£'«od fail h.
Soma cf the most radiil. after h> »r
--lr,g the statements of those who saw ths
president, appeared satisfied. Those wiih
w'icm the president ta.ked came away
wi;h a very strong impression that tha
message would mean war unless Spaiu
I-1 k d d.-wn squarely.
Pending th« transmittal of the mes age,
in View of the situation as presented hy
the president. a!l plan* looking to action
n the house will i H abandoned. But
tho«e> who have b en taking in 1>»
| radi-a! movement »nd who always adm.t
t ti# possibility t«: th*> t;me may come
n Si'T. 'hey will have to part company
! with the pre*:d<nt. are. according to the
leaders cf the movement, more determined
t m ever to ultimately übtaln what they
desire.
The confers-rce which was to have been
held tonight wi.s abandoned, but fifty
of t!..-e who ©fiscally lnau«.;rat-d the
movemT.: met taamedlately after the
house adjourned, to di« u.«« the st jat n.
A«! who were not heartily in sympathy
with the mouaitct w.r* invited to leave.
T'' * at the Bett.ug unanimously agreed
•a a ait up. n the rcsstge. A rcmmit
•*e cf eight wa« appointed t;» watci
t'" " ' ■ -i i*'on. a*l t.» devise ways ar I
means to me<»t any tactic* of th#
*- " " •' The • >rr.rr »tt« i# a- f i!-
!>* • V of I ' IxtiiTcr of H
* "'* ">T cf Minnesota Coof-tr of
Hepburn of \ Brr>wrel] f
O.', J--. >f and Kr. x >f Ma.vta
ch'j»e.
s*e*. *r*l \ 4 -« [»( ijen.i'r.••
pf anv pel v cf w«r■ trad-" in t'~»
of • m• •'•. * er.e i»y Sn. tn of
IlTtnota
!n order to tm;V a- i-> thv* pcnstr>o. a
preposition wa* rr. i •> to :* tu* w"h rn«
IVr?v-rats and !' ►*. a'. l«r*.~<a" -rt. ai-
Jouruir.g fr • »»*>• • fay. until r.e--
| sage appeared and * .• hoove had ae'.ed
• or th« Cnhan r-**> • - Fhit H !of ' *a.
who > pyMrg ' * r-- organ >.z ■ * n
j?> triad# «y-'h an a- Sr.* ;:•i to ill ,* * »
j hr t." cofoe to a vote r.-.at th#
wa- temporarily abandoned Whet ;er ;?
| win be revfwd defends largely «p>a ffcg
■ j.-, •; * I" ■»" " '•! «•
| t-v« • ;r,a? it is *hor-: ;r"l\
i V*-.e cf Other >hW dev»*p«»#r.t» of
» th* dav was th* pr»..po**vm. w f-.» r.»
I •a « •on -he Repn. >ftcan j» rn.it lis*
; Democrat* with the radical* and ml
\-w rv Jafer to fare* tise L*».e. !« -h#
tw-T.vrei# shouhS MK!«i» the
tiw chaxKta are tney wo.iid Ua
i aaairia; tbe*b
Government at Madrid Asks
to Reopen the Case.
EVIDENCE OF GIVING IN.
Spanish Cabinet in a Ferment
Orer Further Concessions.
Ilarrn Krgfal IlitHog to Declare m
Arnlttlr*, Feundrd oa * I'rumiw
•f llllwair ladcpcadraec of Caba
-Mlroas I'rrtiurf Broueht by tkf
Powers to Prevent the Uatbrrak
ot War—Overture* Thought to Be
Too l.ate, ai the Insurgent* Will
Sot La» ltuna Aran-Kaitrr
Holiday a Hay U«i to Kiota.
WASHINGTON, April «.-Swift as a
cannon's flush changed the Cuban situa
tion today. The galleries of congress were
crowded. Senators and representative*
were anxious and agitated, even the diplo
matic cori>s was iu a lerawnt, awaiting
a message from thv prteident to the con
gress of the people that might ajean war.
when w.th exeltcnaent at the very high
est. like an electric flash the word passed
that there would be no message today.
Its suddenness stunned the people who
tbe news in distorted forms, and
amazed veteran members of congress.
Ultimately it became known that not
on!> would there be no mes-sag® today,
but no message this week, and that there
was a possibility that the message, though
properly written. and approved, might not
go to congress at all.
Late in the day there slowly drifted
Into public comprehension a reason tor
dtlsy in addition to the cablegram from
Consul General Lee. It came chiefly
through medium of published Asso
ciated IT(« di>p*tshcs from Madrid, for
extrem* reticence was roaiT!t.*ln f d on the
subject by the few in Wellington who
knew tin facts—and even cabinet officer*
«t re unadlieed on the subject.
TiiS* important news was that the Span
ish goiaTom r.t. after a hat plainly ha 4
V.- si nt tit it:! -; fr sua'; Sp-m
--*}s s a; M ivjrrt. had devilled to re
open th* case. c;«s«d, w far as t'»is srov
tnnmnt caru-rfted, by the r fusal
KEY WEST Ar*il W i> return njr from patrol duty 'hi* rnornlMr *>.» rrvU'r dr.'-innari r-m airrwnd »r. a mud
bsi k!n jhf ■•■,»■ « r \ft - . 1 • ' wwik :us# «u< ee- ded it. rei*»stnv the vcaw-l. She grounded at fel®h
tide. It i» not believed nnv W n r-Htaleed.
<r? Spain t-> n;r:ke a ?• c .-.fa ory
to n-,-■»*•':'at. r.- rr.v . by - ;tt* 1
S:*"»<» !a«- * •«k :n t rd- r • ' v>it jai
l-ending * .»r. and h i •>. de« to make
coa?--<®l<T:» h«T( t f re ref :«•>••!. What i
«r:j) be the me It i- t- '> far".*
•-i «•,r. «• ta?; *. of affa r.« eer*;iir. if
♦ «■••:> r..-'Mer a biy tt "T>:- * i arid * -ffs seftt
•o the b- iw of :he prudent In a
»•>; or '.«sa -.if the Cuban ; v;«*>?:on *ati?fao
tv>rv to th<» A arse r* in p- ; ,e. and achieved
* :t .«t bl-.-«>d*rv d.
The* dv : r- - •• *> v b- «. rk- ! b'Jt
st is n:«.? Ed ' V «*t-e-n r-y* and Mon
day a Clearer Jin-* * •» thrown en the
fat "e by at * a fct it d. of »h n t-; «
important f*a ; *- " «t L* ' - •• etara
*':■ nsf an srar. «••• f - iv • «'».»- rarer* of
<*-,* n T»«i irark' ir > e*;*et<*§ wi'd
»- *-# in • >r. •••*'' a
frj-n
• t tf*p* per 1 -*;:' tb~ m':'?p power*
d.~ ' at '* • Kr. !t ■■< "• i
jwaed, w ■ ! 2e;-e"d ur»cn '- «n ■ " *ar
jr»r; "* a'! tn« pe •:• * the If--' st.'e*
and SSpain.
The power* of Faroe*. materUl a.-.i
ea i*ui L
UUUI
HIM
Must Leave Cuba Absolutely
Free and Indepenient.
IF NOT, WAR WILL COME.
McKmley's Message Changed in
a Single Particular.
It tiki t uaitrr*. to Direet Immedi
ate Intervention uad Fatly *a»-
taia the ltigalf) o( America-Se
gotiations Sot Reopened, as the
I nited Mates ia Taking So Part 1*
Kffort* to Treat With the Inanr
•rata—So Solution Possible That
Duel Sot Contemplate the Mrik-
In* of flhe Defeated tpaniah Kiag.
WASHINGTON. April 6,-The Washing
ton Post **lll say:
"The utmost confidence is felt by the
administration anil congress in the w;s~
dc>m and good Judgment of Gen. in
-»ny emergency. • The rumor? cf disturb
ances In Havana are cot confirmed, but
•S"fe WO&Kk*fc«rfe *
I THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE |
| WITHHELD FROM CONGRESS. |
i *
* WSSHISGTOS. April The 4
J" preai«ferat*a meaaage naa with- $
S held from eongreaa today, nnrh 6
to the astonishment nnd India- i
-v- nation of members and aprets
; - ,u
- The rraios a»»l)tneH waa
£ that Conanl Ueseral Lee hnd
H enhled that Americana In Ha- "
V" vann noald he In danger If the ,
| mniage were transmitted.
In addition, there were rn- •
% mora, baaed on dispatches from £
Madrid, to the effeet that Spain ;jf
V was aatloai to rrt»pen negotl- 4
v ation* nod would make eon- -t
* rmtliinß. The preaident de- 4
elded not to send the message rf
to eonjrres* before Monday.
U 4 4 4 •« <« « « « :.« : +
the Chang-* there are extremely thr«at-
Titrifr. I'UMUI «"»rn !.«• I* ft.l 2 at sis
put :tnd wlii rt an n there until a)! other
Air;*'H< arts art pafe.
"The pref dfnt'* h;i« only hern
rhirsfd in that It will a*"K ion&rr&i* to
authorise and direct smsm-diate in"t'rv<ji.
t'. n. OtberwuM* the m»*M*e wil* w*nd
as heretof©te ootilped. »nd .<!» the Fo»t
• t.i-e.-i on Tu'-Viy ntarr.njr t wf-S be f
«u<-h a •>»!•#, rtnrtn« nar»<-ter a# to
rr,».-T th- fuH e*j»«-etatl<m« of rartgrtm and
the country. It wUI "Inevitably mean w»r'
H. ,«vtftka -an *--V be t\»-rted by B|.:.<»n
hef» 'f de< l*r '»* the ind- t>ea'!fn-e at ]
r.-u 4 and vi' .din* her nov-r* *n pow»r
•..ver ?b«
Hp ■ M * ;. , .-•»• r
r . „ f ;..! 1 tie rnitwJ 8la?>»«. and • !
p-..;' sw. The r< «»nt h«* »»? w«t .*
per«K»nal wwt* *o the t«eeei'lei6! irtak
jrjr * n*'* for p«-ae» tt th <':*
int.iietv-e now it moek thmu*h forei*s
,» fiOiß*t)r t ar>]« to btinr ab'«ut *« «et«
•ument of C- difll-'ttitie* fv-twe*r! gj - •»
,<r? : - r in ♦ thia
,t v- rvr- h-m ai-'--, '• >" '')' '<» ■' '•
Tti* *dminJt*tr»tif>» jad •' '*"• J
. '-.'<•»«! • »* » '* »{ V-'hv». and • •»
jvt no solati vn that v- v e »•
• . suit hot «««i «.f »p«n;alv Troo;,-* fr >ra
?h* M9and «ad the hanttaff down of the ;
f. iS.
•The rV- fT+m*. power- a - not -e-st a
'* • :r;-. to tf.e ftrUted ,at.4tee .-roan
w.»r Medrit'in of *i»y *>rt
ft ti not be»»n offers! to * ■ ji (w*>rsarni,
atwl wiH not be ted.**
f
TfISKEimS. Apni l-A detachment of i
3r«ari«h emrin**r* iw reached here and
fttrtber of Spa-
«*i4 arc sssW
HB
■ MB
They Have Upset the Calcu
lations to Help on Peace
SPAIN URGED TO RETREAT
Pope Is Pressing That Government
to Accept America's Terms.
The ladrpradearr nf (aba, Willi *r
Without Wttr. 1* Hrrwgnltrd h»
Ibr l'ajiitl td« l«rm a« lap*llablr,
aad All That I an Hr Dear in thr
Direction of l'raor I* to I uaOavr
of 'I lii* Karl, nod inilarr
That I unßlr) to HrcuaaUr It a*d
Make \ll the I uarpMlaa> llr
iiianUrd by thr I ailrd Slatr*.
I»NIX>N, April «-Tie Rjmc r<nr>-
•poadtnt of the Dully d< tra ins
the origin of the statement that Am»r..»
sought th* l l'ojw » med;a;lon,
" This 'Sife fr<jm Madrid ' a* th y openly
call It in thr Vatican, has upaet the <al
culatlon* of the pop*, am! m.iy cause thr
entire ruin of tbr rood office* of the pon
tiff. brv aii*e of the disiikr among Ameri
ca: is to intervention by the Pope, not only
as the head of the I'at bolk«, but as a
l-'uropean prince. a* he * tshes to be con
sidered, his action thus bring opposed to
the Monroe doctrine.
It in auppoeed that Madrid gave thla ver
sion to make it appear that the I'nltw?
States was barking down because it wa*
unprepared for war. Papal action now
continue** in preeaing Spain to accept the
conditions! of the United Slates, and ia
working indirectly for the spread of th<*
peaos spirit in Ame&ea. Even at thr
Vatican the independence ot Cuba HJW
ac<ms inevitable, with or without war.
The Rome correspondent of the l>»liy
Mail says: Thr pope's mediaUOß will
probably not go further, as President Mc>
Ksnky has declared that an armistk-e
with the Cubaaia would not go to the' root
of the matter.
The Katabdin «.«»«•» I«» «i-« T«4*}.
PHILAI>EL.PHI A. April «.~The delay in
the departure of the monitor M'Ktitonomoh
from the
to a
peetrd that the rt jmir* will ha completed
tomorrow. Order* *«» rwiviy) sr *h*
r;-v v*rd ?M»v, dirt-i-':'* 'hat the nm
K *ah(J n pro ed to f« * tomorrow morn
in*.
KEEN DISAPPOINTMENT
ON SAMPSON'S FLAGSHIP.
Nniai OilfM Rrgrrl In.
tt'ilon—\to (rash ||ir
Flotilla.
K K. % Tj |r t*Ti .
jw>sr. m<: t *a.» •ihlb.'ifd by all hand* r»
*-*"<ard tft" '* *\>-» York wbu.
As#o>~t*t«d b,ji>Tin r*#ard;>»* ir>» r»-
«* ! U> umk M fl.ttJr d *-*« r. + rv 1.
rat?! 6 ©VJ** k thl* vvieriir.K it tx
driitSf -ho ft#e; wraM »«>! toaKf
r-w >r for Harsr.a or Pofi;> «.<•».
and u>* pacstte ne*# ram" likr a
*h#lL
<*3f> ?aT;.>oo
sert«' iri>*rr*r.. Uf bei;**** that lh*re )*
»':»! a han~» t' «t the Am*'if-*rj rvavy m»y
>.ivr ,n • ; ,'<-r' jr.-y a now «Ism it s*
mart* of, hut Jv» rwrrft* ih* d»Sajr. wht'-Ji
* ?! Iroha* Sr wiahie to br*r.* h»r
fl*.*-i* and otb*r w«r*n>p« to
Ui***e *»'.*?«•
A J it*# hucH n*->l *sttl»ari>Oe« on Uwrd
ariais-ain J bat mould not b» * tem+n
•■> bring her tor e» over a aettie
■«l
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
KHIB
IB
Wildly Eager to Hear the
Expected War Message.
THERE FROM EARLY MORN.
Burst Through the Doors and
Swept Into the Galleries.
Mraibrra of thr Haaw la a Mat* mi
latra*p Kirltrairal aail Mttcrly
ladliaaal Over thr Mcleiar*!
That thr PrrsldrNt Would (ak !•
Mr lihra thr l>taeretl»aarjr I*aw
rr an l» thr Timr W hrn la(rrvra«
tlnn thuuld Uluall) Taba Haw
Thr %lr Klrrtrlr W Ith thr Will*
taat . Spirit, Dnaaadtag
W AST-UNO TON*, Apiil 1-Nwer la !•>
cent years, if «cv r, !n*a thrn* l<ren such
d< ntand lor admission to tbe hall# of ooa»
RrK** as w«a m.ulr !t»day.
People who appreciated what thr oomtl-
Hon of uft aim would be *«rt ai the door*
of tb»* llg building brfore * o'clock, and
thry were there in such number* at tbi*
time that when the doors were opened not
half of them could tlnd seats In the gal- |
ltri«a of either the eenate or the house.
The people began t-> arrive as eaily >* * j|
O'clock. notwithstanding the inertaoJMtlir ;J
registered brlow thr freest tig point.
The large atone step* leading to lb* se*«
ate «*.nd hou* and to the rotunda were ttt»
♦ rally covered. When the dtwa wet# «,
opened thf people rushed into the capttol
through the various ojwninga Uk« water ,
from a swollen river, breaking through • •'$
dfltdlive levee.
in great ws»v»n the IrreeietiWe ctreama ||
turfffd up the marble ataWiraya to the
brie*, *nd In front of the d"©r* the maa# |
pr.-see I. Women fainted In the pre**, oM M
men mid children were crushed by thuaa
behind them.
On the floor the greatest excite men! *»4 yl
activity prevailed. The V »dera itnrful
hither and thither, rallying their foroea.
Humors flew al*>ut. Indignation w*» ytoi j
at the report that the president would uk ||
f(»r di»oretP>n *a to *hrn intervention |
ahould take place. Thera * a'aurich «up*
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c »lntf»ewf. here i group vu dlacuaaing tin
probability of an aHlanc* between tha |
Uomtxrttt and the di*»a;l*ft<d Kepubiic- %
-in*; there an appeal to a group of ft*. ' r ||
publican# waa t.elng made to ftand aolidly "S
by the pr.-a- ilent h; 1 party organisation. ' M
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of the eapitol. ihe hou'n eoromltte# on jig
forwiiw.i* trv- in* in tha aid
library hall the "reconcenUMdqHM,"- aa tlm J
Iti'J !iMlr*tW who ha ve iMreu, erjrent. fi*r §
action have h. > n caliel were dKrttMtjftf
the latcwt phaaea of tho a. t nation «r»tH M
et >?mV wort!;*.
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which oome* with event» that wtif tbg 4
biood and quicken the pulaea.
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•eaate ««»• Into Kieeatlte taaalam
\fti-r Failure nl Me«««gr.
WASHINGTON". Aor« € -When the <■». |
ate -l today. Intenae expectancy
amounting to «•* Itement prevailed botjg
on the floor and In the galleft**. The pfMk
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laed *«d Ita coming wa* i< watted with gen
uine anxiety, Ten minute# aflea the mm»
ate convert<>4 cor>*tde ration of the aundfy
rtvtl h::i waa reaumed. and with the exeay»
•lon of eight minuses consumed f>y the es
e<utlve wo'.on, in which Senator TwivS# aa*
iKtMeed that no would tie went h t * n
t.odav. alntoat the en-Sr* waa ««on
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