Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, April 13, 1898, Page 2, Image 2
SPUN IS STUBBORN.
Adheres to Her Policy of
Perversity.
THE OUTLOOK WARLIKE,
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V
Limit oi Concessions to United
States Readied. Minister
Woodford .Hakes a Statement
to the Press.
London, April 7.?A special
dispatch from Madrid says that
the ambassadors of France, (Jer
man}, juussih ana my waited
together this afternoon upon
Senor (iullon, the foreign minis
ter, and presented a joint, note in
thodnterost of peace.
Sotior Gullon,replying,declar d
that (according io the dispatch)
t ho members of the Spaish cabi
ne.t were unanimous in consider
ing that Spain had readied '"the
t limit of international policy in
the direction ot conceding the demands
and allowing t.uo pre
tendoua of the Unitod States/'
Madritf, April 7.? 1 too a. in.- There
appears to he much mystery
connected with last night's
events. It seems that alter ,ne
regular cabinet meeting had. adjourned,
and the premier Senor
Sagasta had returned home, the
papal nuncio,Mgr. o.ivu, in company
with the mi ii ; r i >! foreign
alfairf!, Senor Gulhn, t 1 \ :
with a communication from Kome
This was considered of such
portance that the otiu no:,. *
were summoned and vomai:r !
consultation until I :.'>() a. m. It
is said the result of their deliberations
was telegraphed to Uome.
from which it was to t> cabled
to the I'nited States. No explanation
has been fumislied ol
this procedure, but .'in -t- iacis
are furnished on >fTi uthmity.
The cabinet ministers, :;t ?h< ir
meeting laf pvenin:-. dcri' ' '
appoint a committee to organize
and Stipetii'i, >> ; llio iiutiuiiii.
subscription ' n in cm om! the
strength of the lieet.
A semi-olliciai statement,'.s^neo
after the adjoi-.'nr ' v.-:
VThe cabinet co nJdred eve y
aspect of the sifci:: ie n om tin*
formation of foreign ami colonial
ministers, ami especially in tie
light o 1 iho reports (if the milliters
of war ami in ?ri<i *. The out ome
of the governmenr to all 1,
previous decisions, without modi
j eat ion, and n v> i an,,- ; ? !;
effect were adopted; During th<
.sitting, the foreign minister made
several visits to the pa: ice."
Madrid April 7.?11' :l' > a. m.?
After the cabinet meeting, am;
the issue of the etni-ol ;i! : <
previously cabled, vh:< .. v. . i
yarded ^ n serious unoumo
ni^iUv' There' was much excite1
i -.It: 4...! i. : 4 I
Ull'iJL tfll.l .)CI ill- ;-v liWK I.
city. The cafes v. ere 1 1
with people, ell or -rlv
ing the situation, ami ? iiiv
approving the- att i: t li
cr. hi not.
The rn' 1 ir nr y nap r< ?. y
vorv violent in their at? against
*he I'nited v; i
Madrid, April 7?2:-. ..
Jt ;? .:?<?rt> -I ' t! i
r.moieation I r !1 v 1
Papal nuncio ami nii. . : ,
foreign a AT ;ir> p .. < i . I\?..
r:> hi nr> t ;>! r r 1
h <1 adjourned 1
what co?v"on.-- " ; :?i:i ' *
make. 'I he e,<hine!, ii is 1 ui; * ?
staled. decided to ?'" ?' )
govern me i '
former decision a, air ly kn< wn
o 1 'iosident MoKink-v.
As nrevioi. !\ int. lir.i
lieso dispntche . *' " i- - 1
1 tli" rumor current, v? ; i. > :
Madri I 'hat the 1'i::f? ! >
foveriurii" t hn<l j>r r*i?tf
ultimatii'.i. tlie governi
Spain, (Ionian ling that th 'nf
modify within ?dx hours the not
presented efter ?he last conference.
Madrid, April !! :1I a. in.?
The morning p.; her,
unanimous in < , :ig that
the situation i- , rav .
Several papers amenm that
v rcnernl Woodford- "il! ' v
Madrid to .riorrov moron g. IP
has.-"of taken up hi- residence at
'nited States legation,
o it'?ck exchange war not
/
t V V y y T
AV
AY
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4
^. 41 For five yea
In our city prone
^ mouth and thri
^ eaten away, the
the outside of tl
Sarsaparilla. I
^ to swallow. N'
^ health, and he i
^ affected Ly the I
<
| ^
1 "hor seven v
^ 6houlder and ar
a good physicia
T < Ayer's Sar>apar
! ^ bottles of this t
! H
!
^ < ? r
> I was a grca
?> twelve months.
| medicines 1 too
live. ('ne of ni
sing eight bolt
Nj the m
\ A " For many yi
t 5 dies used in the
L-' 1 in tliininaiiii}; h
* ^ c>;n i.ially t-crofi
kl Dr. Ayer's T>
T Sarsaparilla.
f*" h bowcis. and stc
N
A ,
U . v' ... s '
i M to-i! iv. if !x".;i" Holy Thar-(Jay.
11
. Lj'l. li I' Uo\V .. t I Jv iifl! ,lj |
: .
*
.. r\ . .;.!?! .Mill. -ly ;
. i! at ! ;.i t. ii.
( Hi- p *11 pic: . ! :? \ . i
: t i . i , , in!
I thy '-1' '"'tit v 1 i m 1 li"'
cabinet cotificii whr commencing,!
misijNir ' <r ?i -i . 1
S r ( Iti 1 lor*. v > ' 1'.1 <
I fr. i !. 1 ; S; ?:
mi.ii- i"r:
Having I'm hi. ! awaited
since noon yesterday for t:; ? de 1
c: ion of the Spam ' government,
it i- roy (bit t" ai.fio'iMco 'm vim i
' aa t ! v;! | - f, |! wai4 li lit 11 lit i < I in.
I heg ?.[ you <i 1: j i.,J ly ;
mrimnirntc thi tl( i-i- a 1 r??r !
n 11 ' !* i'h t, unit that rhi <!??. ~ j *. . j
ti i.e croud -tl in term which j
J n ay prevent tl.'* sad const qut noes
th * I should art ttly regret, but
\vl h I I .-! ? v-.? inovital?h? if
1 hinj.N (-nntintie ' i t!>?*ir present'
state."
Til " lotfor V-:< I ' : i in.?N?
fommuni^Mtj'in. fi?r i? < >?<,mp'fcinl,
"My r fri??? !."
M ulrifl, Af?r?' 7?II ft. rn.?
<r laconic mini r f'< r \v;ir. (
<i1 <V>iron,Wa at ! i)ro!\f"
J /
y'1 \ y *y
rt my husband suffered fr?m scrofula. The
>unccd the case incurable. Sores appeared,
aat. The jugular vein was exposed, the i
palate and tonsils eaten out, and there was
ne throat. After everything else had failed,
le had to take it through a tube, as his thro
ow, after years of terrible suffering, he is fu
s able to work every day, although his r-pi
loss of tongue and palate."
Mrs. Is. L. FOSTlsK, Wi
*r% -la
i .its I suffered with that rrible scourge
m. I".very means of cute v as trie 1 without
n who tried in every way ? < help me. I v.i
ilia. I immediately began it ? use, and aft
etuedy the scrofula was entirely cured."
Mrs. J. A. OLis I'LL, Lui
r
.t sufferer from scrofula, being una' 1c to de
N->! one "f the 1 . tors who attended me, i
k, did tue any g rod. My friends r-r;;i;>< scd |
v physic ians indticetl tnu to try Ayt t's Sanlea
1 am now j rf?. tly well."
C.KUKOL TOWN'S!:XI*. i'rer
'7<r\-r-rMSr ;r/r\-r,i
V \jn. 13\L jlA/iLJ
"-its Aycr's Sar-.tijiarilhi ha-.} < < n one rf t*. ^
1 lomc f'>r f.itth: \V:, k1. r. '?i, anil \vt: li:iv?? fi
umurs from I ho I >h ?< ?< i which sacra to have
ila and other skin diseases." (Rev). D.
bupt. N. ii. llomc for I.ittlc Wanderers,
12
m M m N I
H V?$ m 6$
.a
ills ntv spcririllv rt'lrt,>tocl for i
rhoy protnoto iliyos'ion ,'incl
urii'ch in yoocJ working order.
ilc! 111 an i n?<? viow t In
: '( ? ! .1 n;i-j : i\ -u mi inftTosiirij
i 11 < ' -Ml Mil. s i \ i
"W. I- {!> ! ; fi" two
1' ,-s . to L: !i foreigner
' . n t ' ' ' s';. nr r i : r: r 11
i i ,r ,-t t | t: .i- i el r';?J-1
i1 11 a in, i iiiiiii' lout.
Mod rid. April 7.?Noon.?Th
. .... . . ...i. 1 t. rail <1 tale
( I 'lie:.. I.dfo .1 s\>1 i i
ilc; k at ,ni i . rlv lioi r, ami ina:n
.. .ici lean ..I? .I to .. U aoo;i
.
] i , ort ion. I in* to-ill -'aid In
v no Id remain here i til director
l.i apply for iii' pa-sj" it -, or nn
til 1 in - v lie i.Milled to In in lit
1 : o tat wi'Oli ho tea Vi t hi
I o itifdl lia.; will Ile Ijop-'.te 1 ovp
1 i tied Stan - It itiun
lit p'te tilt* .lliti.'liil Oil
at i.l. a; I i in* iO-in'l . I 1 i? 1 , iol
tie* 'lid i? .Inillf re;? di"d, e\' Pi
of til > diploi/iatrt "till hope fe
peaeo.
! ei f v. t l.u - far. i - t.ei i eet m
qui-.. ,
! In family r.f Word
ford xv 11; <* J i left this cn\ )a>
lias arrived :<i i. Ma ? , ( i
' f ron *: r, and v, d d t.
It Mil!/..
Madrid, Apri* y... f> ;>. m.? At
' .i? r?!.;i ii'.v calm.. ' < i m i) i.a;
)> 11 puniiisv tied, to iia. t imiiio li
1 /
^ A A A YAVAV
best physicians ^
i eating into the ^
tongue entirely ^
a large sore on
ho tried Aycr'j ^
at was too sore ^
lly restored to ^
L-och is greatly .
\ i
ihnington, Del.
" % | "f g
I I S
scrofula in my
success. I li.i I ^
is told to tako ^ Jj
r taking < v r? ^
ft 11 uirticivl| Mo- Y <^G
' /*K_. r J
J
i any work fir f^.
nor any of the fT 4
dial 1 could not ^
ljiarilla. After ^
ih (.'amp, Miss.
r
ms or
i
rotist.-int 1 me- ^
omul it valuable ^
been inherited,
A. C< ><>! !<,
, Boston, M.csa. *
t
h?M [ A
If H y
ist-tiW. L<
ire with Aycr's <
keep the liver, >
' ~Av-A -A. -4. ^ >
I... ... "I
! I * .
Z '!"?.< - i i< ! s lias rr?''\!c() ::.?>i-o
; -Mil :e impressions. min.
I isters refuse to furnish ah.y expla
ic.ti u. I'lit- . xci! ?!i>H nt i: i .: | < i 11
: ;i:?- reariit-ii tiio l>oiHr. r ; oi: r, ; ;
:ti. T<* HO (U'Klonst I'at ioijv. ? I
<")! : l/:l t!l\ W III*I'l' \ ? t.
r. Ail (in* i.uftiiibljip limit' ni v
! ! . . i ! ' c oil , i '! ir V:'.
us privateers.
I oili*r> oi monev iiorn i ?
. JiloVIM' >c !f:VVi?r?l tile 1 ' i i M i to 1 II
rea .* the strength of the dut) i
r , .-.?i 1" < eucoura^ing
i nvernnient.
.Madrid. April 7.?5 :.'!< p. m.?
J'lie H"i . 11Jo's leadiftg art id*' will I
applaud tin* government's con-!
t.i ? ? in replying to (ien*-ral
r \V.n. !;..i.!, "whose proceedings,".
"I.e eitirle snys, "arc considered
'; I'M i aordinaril v brusque and
| bill II - a hie."
r.ri. Ily dimmed np the il ral1
I<?r- information points to tbo;
, ' fact t '; t war is inevitable, but
1 tin' in-vvs papers still attaches v rent!
iinpori i.eo to the action ?-l the
, I mini-1 : of the powers at Wash
tn;:ton.
I
Ma'rid, Aj.ril 7?5:50 p. m
United States Minister Wood f'.i!
: li*?s - lied the following -iate-i
mi-iP t. iiie Spanish pre- .
"Jin- Madrid newpapers < . hL>
, J ^
morningare filled with statements
concerning the American minister
which are so inaccurate that
he asks the courtesy of tire press
to correct them, lie does this in
the interests of friendship and
peace '"The
proprietors of his diploniatic
position lorbid hio making*'
any statement with regard to his*
diplomatic action with theSpanish
government. But last September
the Spanish foreign ollice received
written permission to publish the
texiot anyollicial correspondence
which he should have at any time
with the Spanish government, and k
this permission is effective to-day.
The Spanish government is at .
complete liberty to publish every \
word he has ever addressed to the
foreign ollice, by letter, memorandum
or statement.
"The second secretary of tho
American legislation has sailed . '
tor New York to resume the practice
of liipre Cession. He ha? re'
signed trom tlm <iiplomatic service.
The American minister's
wife left with her niece for Paris
Wednesday night. She is in poor
hr.t'th '<1 '!;<? e\ temet.t of tlie
past fortnight has compelled her
to seek absence and rest. The
daughter of the American minister
remains and will remain with
him at Madrid. Ho has not given
up !us residence, where ho expects
to reside so long as iio shall remain
accredite i to the Spanish
court. i v
"The American minister has received
nothing but courtesy from
the people of Madrid. He has
never had the slightest apprensinn
a- to his own personal security
or tiiat of nis t; anly. He is worknig
for peace, and, despite ail m
?uinors to the contrary, he still
!i r.es ii'viro will be kept between
Spain end Hie I'nited States, and
i.iii peace will soon be re-established
in t'uba, based upon
jm-tiee. with protection for the
great American interests in that
inland and the maintenance of
the hon< : of Spain." .tei
olt it.*, Apr?l V?7 :lo p.m.? v
! o-<i v !> it'g !!nlv Thursday, all
trallic is suspended. The streets
arc crowded with ladies in mantillas,
many wearing the national ** *
colors in the ir hair. Loin t from
one church to another. .Si
While the crowd wa? thickest* 'k*
(icneral Y\ o .dtc.rd, the 1 r.itod
States mil ister, n.'d mi-s Wood-,
!<u ! walked ':oir! the T*??i 1 cels
States iojratten to their r sjiji?uco.j
i I ? were n cii^niZ'.Mi ov many! t
hut their promenade was wotl '
marked by :li.v special incident I
Several ot the papers publish ,
stateiiMM' fs t)V I.iei. t. < ietiera I <lorrea,
minister 01 war, apparently
authentic, in which lie denies
that the Tovern?>K tit is threatened
with a ministerial crisis.
Uet'errinir to tne possibility of
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE.
U Mi TWM ItLKS VN !> CONsrsirt
iO.N CAN UK ci ui;;>.
All Kmiiictif New Vork ( hniiist
ami Ncicntisl .Uakcs a Free
Oiler to Cur Headers.
-, ......
i ! > dilitul York L'Iiddi'
' T. A. ' uiii, deiiioiistrutins his .
!;-'c?)ver\ l a reliable unit absolute
< ii<- i i (ii;-tuii(it ion t,i'llhiicnar?
: ! iii-l :ill broii'Mu'
11.*??:?t. I.j i^an-I chest diseases,
i i ti .m 'h>,catarrhal affections
era I decline and weakness, I
... -h, ..ii.I .t.i midi; inn* of \\'
win 'I'M!"
I . ' IS Mill different ? of his Xew I
ry in n:i;. ai Meted reader of
wri; ; 111; for 1 hem.
il "Nr.'. iii i ii Treatment"
' c- '! 11 ' ' r.'aaiietitiy hy
timely use. am! i (insiders it a
pie prnfe -ion:.; duty to suffe
iiuiiianU.v ?! . le atrial of his
fallible l ure.
Sep ace d: i! \ Vyi'lopa new v
ders, and thi ,,'r-eat hemist, patie
experiment i r.>; for \ ears, has pro
results as heri'dieia! to humat
can he claimed hj aii,> modern /
II is assert i" i that lunjr troj
coiisnmpt ion are curable ii/
mate i- pro\ en i>\ "heart f
rnt itndc tiled in his .y*
Kiimpeaii lahratories /
from thoae cured in y
world, S
MeiJieal experts .eliia
chest and lu
-umption, \vh?
n ins speedy mi
Simply write
as i'iun street
piHtolllee and
free medicin '
Sufferers slu|i
tapre of his ir>
I iriisr u'i i ?vV
liii ofTi-r in ti!3.
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