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Coiiuxiwsinnti Horry, of Kentucky,
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, Washington, Jan. 14. The house yes
terday entered upon the consideration
of the naval personnel bill. It develop
ed much less opposition than was an
ticipated, and the Indications are that
It will have a large mnjority when It is
placed upon Its passage. The last ves
tige of opposition to the measure from
the line olTlcers of the navy was remov
ed when an amendment was adopted
designed to prohibit Ht&ff ollleers, upon
whom the 1)111 confers positive rnuk,
from exercising comjnand save In their
own corps. The committee also assert
ed their purpose to offer an amendment
to repeal the law Riving- prize money
to the navy, and this -announcement
met with warm approval. Thi- speeches
on the bill yesterday were filled with
(slowing allusions to tho glories of our
nnvnl victories In the late war, and
Mr. Berry, of Kentucky, created a great
ilenl of enthusiasm by his eulogy of
Schley as the hero of Santiago. Mr.
Berry made the llrst allusion 'on the
floor of the hruse to the mooted ques
tion as to who was responsible for the
victory over Ccrvera's fleet, lie said:
'I believe the bill will remove con-
Jllct, and If there Is any country where
there Is a necessity for the removal of
conflict In the army or the navy It Is
the United States. I think we had n
magnificent phaee of the conflict In the
army service of the United States pre
sented In the papers today, and whether
It will end In a duel or not I do not
know, but It shows there Is a very con
siderable amount of Taction in the
army of the United States. There was
some conflict among the ofllcers In the
navy In the greatest battle of the war.
the greatest battle of modern times.
because it demons'rates the character
of the men and the vessels that wen;
engaged In It, and there Is no doubt In
the mind of the American peopje who
Is entitled to the .credit of that victory.
But there a"re people who are trying
to steal away from Schley the credit
of the glorious triumph he won on the
3d day of July, 189S."
In this connection Mr. Berry read
the following poem, amid a whirlwind
of laughter and applause:
When tho Spanish fleet, with full head
way.
Dashed out of Santiago bay.
Taking the chances of death and wreck,
Who stood on a innkeo uunrterdeck
And marked the gnme with eagle eye;
Say, was It Sampson, or wus It Schleyr
Whd was It, when Bitot and screaming
shell
Turned Sabbath calm Into echoing hell
Steamed Into the thickest of the fray,
Ills good ship lending nil the way,
While the roar of his guns shook tho
earth and sky:
Say,, wus It Sampson, or wns It Schleyi
In American hearts who holds first place
Of those who claim part In that glorious
chase?
Whose name stood out on that proud day.
As the-hero of Santiago bay?
In letters of gold, write that name on
high;
Shull we write It Sampson, or write It
Schley?
"I say It would be written Schley,"
continued Mr. Berry, "und then I say
there should be a provision of law that,
whether It goes to Schley or Sampson,
no prize money should be paid to the
men who have won that glorious
achievement, but that the provision for
prize money ought to be wiped oft' the
statute hooks. I say that the men who
made that magnificent charge at San
Juan hill in all aspects of this case are
as much entitled to fake Santiago as
a reward for their services asMhe men
who sank Cervern's ships."
In the senate Mr. McLaurin, of South
Carolina, took strong ground In a care
fully prepared speech against a policy
of expansion by this country. He cited
us one of the principal reasons why
the United States should not assume
domitijon over peoples who ar3 widely
dissimilar to the people of this country,
the experience of tho south wth the
negro rnee. He advocated the aqpp,
tion of the Vest resolution, declaring
that this country could not maintain
permanently as colonies such territory
ns the Philippines, and held that It
would be In opposition to the spirit of
American Institutions to do so.
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men are down with the mumps, In the
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War Commission Kofusos to Accept
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GENERAL MILES OALMLY WAITS.
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WaphlnBton. ian. 14. There mini
to Ih" no abatement In the Interent ex-
hllilted here today In all. the Incidents
connected with the bitter attack made
on TITurnday by Commissary General
Kagan upon General Nelson A. Mlli.
As might have been expected, a mat
ter of this olllclal character was sure
to attract the attention of the presi
dent, and In consequenoe a greater part
of the session of the cabinet yesterday
wns given to Its consideration. The
principals In the case. Uenerals Mite
and Eniraii. contributed little during
the day to the controversy, but the
war Investigating commission acted
promptly to redress the affront put
upon the board Itself, us the members
regarded it, contained In the excessive
Inngunge urwd by General Kngan.
The commission passed a resolution
of censure on General Kb pan for the
language used and returned to him his
typewritten statement, wltti the priv
ilege of resubmitting It If he chooses
to revise Its language. Their letter re
turning the statement did not Indicate
positively whether or not they would
receive It as evidence, even though the
objectionable language were excised,
nnr did General Kagan himself give any
sign of an Intention on his part to avail
himself of the offer made by the board,.
ills friends did not hesitate to Intimate
that he would expunge the objection
able language, but he would say noth-
for himself, and any Intimation on that
score must be obtained from the board
Itself.
The war department officials are not
yet clear as to what would be the ef
fect of a withdrawn! or modification of
the statement. One element holds
that, officially, the record falling to
show that nny objectionable language
had been used triere would be no legal
offense. Anothet takes the view that
while the amendment of the statements
would mitigate General Eagan's of
fense, It would not wipe It out. An
other aspect ot the case Is the bring
ing forward of the plea of exemption
which guaranteed In the name of th
president all ot the yltnesses before
tne board from the consequences of
what they might say. But again the
officials were divided, and this was also
true of the members of the cabinet as
to whether the exemption could lie
claimed In this particular case.
tne commission regrets that General
Eagan proceeded as far as he did. and
It is explained that the vituperative na
ture of the testimony was a complete
surprise to the commission, and that
but for the rapidity with which Gen
eral Kagan rend his long statement
and the nbsorblng vehemence of Its de
livery he would have been checked at
the time. One member of the commis
sion said that he was about to move
that the witness be called to order, but
decided not to, believing from the heat
ed way in which Kagan spoke such per
emptory action might precipitate some
controversy
Meanwhile General Miles Is apparent
ly waiting for the war department to
act, taking the position that it Is In
cumbent upon It and the war commis
sion to protect the army from such at
tacks. In the excitement created by this Iiv-
cldent the pending issue before the
commission, the quality -of the army
beef, was well nigh lost sight of. There
were, however, two piquant additions
to that part of the proceedings, one
consisting of the testimony of General
Wood to the effect that no one who
amounted to anything had made any
complaint as to the rations, and the
other from Theodora Jtoosevell making
n very severe complaint regarding the
beef.
GKN'intAI. MILKS' VIKW.
lie Thinks tlio Commission Should
llnvo Silenced (iciH'i ul Kmiau,
Washington, Jan. U. General Miles,
discussing the promise of the president
that witnesses testifying before the
war commission would not be in
terfered with, said that there might
bo some question ns to the d
yldlng line between testimony and
personal abuse; that In his opinion any
court ot Justice, or, for that matter, a
police court, would have stopped a wit
ness who had used before It such lan
guage as "was used before the war com
mission. General Miles said:
'I did not want to appear before the
war commission In the llrst place.
When they wrote me suggesting that
I voluntarily appear before them 1
replied that I believed It to be for the
best Interests of the service for me not
to volunteer any testimony. When J
was ordered before the commission,
and they asked me concerning certain
facts that I then had In my possession,
I was obliged aB a matter of honesty
to answer them, and produced official
complaints to me as my best reply.
Even then I did not tell them all the
factB which I had discovered by my
own investigation."
General Kagan consented to be In
terviewed last night. He said: "A ter
rible charge was brought against me.
I was accused of poisoning soldiers
under the pretense of experiment. If
It had not been for that charge I
might not have spoken before the com
mission as I did. Let those that criti
cize my language be placed in the po
sition In which I was placed; let thetn.
be charged as I was charter., and they
Will understand my language better.
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Hiere ure 12 steamers slated for sail
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take out the largest amount ot mer
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1,000,000 bushels of grain, 12.000 bales
ot cotton, thousands of tons ot flour,
provisions, beef, steel and general
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Havana, Jan. 14. Two of the mem
Irer ot the cabinet of civil advisers
which Governor General Hrooke will
ffrm wjll b tfenor Denting Mend-x
Capote), fotmer rice president ot the
Cuban revolutionary government and
now president of the special Cuban
commission In Washington, and Dr.
lor Gonsalea Lanuaa, member of
the commission. Dr. ltnusa wired
from Washington yesterday that he
would probably be detained there tor
several day. Seven or eight names
are on the list of possibilities, for the
other two positions In the cabinet,
among them Senor Pablo Desvernlne
and Senor Adolfo Vans. Thus far only
Havana men have been considered, but
It seems desirable to make one selection
from outside the capital. Governor
General Brooke would prefer to select
from eastern Cuba, but no one avail
able Is yet In sight, and the other. part
of the Island If unrepresented In the
cabinet might feel alighted or take
umbrage, as Santiago does about th
customs.
General Maximo Gomee, who Is still
In the Interior, continues to keep his
program before the people. It Is this
In substance:
First, the Island Is not yet free and
Independent; second, Cubans and
Spaniards should unite In making it so;
third, all the Inhabitants of the Island
should give the t'nlled States full
credit and co-operate cheerfully for the
present.
General Gomes has written to the
principal Cuban commanders Instruct
ing them to keep the Cuban, soldiers
and civilians, from committing any
outrage upon Spaniards and aid In the
arrest and punishment of any Cuban
guilty of such an offense.
General Gomez Is regarded by the
United Stales military administration
ns scarcely suited to any high clll
office. He Is considered a soldier of
fortune: his manners are of the camp.
and he Is deficient In education. But
he will be received with all possible
courtesy If.lie comes to Havana, though
it does not yet appear how he could
become part of the civil administra
tion. Dentil or Kllucno lllnulns.
Baltimore. Jan. 14. Uugene Illggins,
Democratic tmllttclAM nmt
town, dleil at his home here yesterday
it pneumonia, aged 57. Mr. Hlgglns
lever missed a national or state con
rentlon. and wan iwrhans a woll
known to politicians In all parts of the
country as in his native town. In 1SS1
Mr. Illggins was brought prominently
before the whole countrv thrnuirh tin.
discussion which followed his selection
as apinlntment clerk In the treasury
department, the civil service reformers
claiming that the appointee was not a
in man mr tne place. After the affair
had. to a rertnln extent, been forgotten
Mr. Hlgglns resinned.
IT ENDED HER TROUBLE.
"I never courted newspaper notoriety,
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for your 'Favorite Prescription' and
' Pleasant Pellets." Over a vear ago I
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usinj; one bottle of Pavorite Prescrip
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woman. I have taken no medicine
since anil have hail nu symptoms of my
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RAILROAD.
PCHl'YKIU. DIVISION.
NoVEMBEB 20. 1898.
Trains will leave Shenandoah after tnu aDOve
date for iRgau, UUberton, Hrackvllle. Dark
Water. St. Clnlr, l'ottivllle. Hamburg, Heading,
Pottstown, I'boculxvllle. Iton-lstown aad Phil
atelphla (llriiAd street statlonl at 6 15 aud 8 IS
a. m.,2 10, 6 U p in. on week days. Sundays,
8 IS a. m., i 30 p. m.
Train leave Prackvllla tor Shenandoah at
7 86, 11 46 a. m. and S 16, 7 86 p. m. Sunday
11 01 a. ru. and 5 -16 p. m.
Leave I'otUvllle for Shenandoah (via Krack
vllle. 7 10, II 20 a. in., S 30, 7 10 p. rn. Sunday
103.5 a. ra 5 20 p. m.
I,eavc I'hlladelphta, (Iiroad street station), fox
Shenandoah at 8 35 a. ru., 4 10 p. ru. week days.
Sundays leave nt ft 50 And 9 33 a. m.
Leave Iiroad Street Station, Philadelphia,
FOIt NEW YORK.
Kxpres4.week-daya, 8 20, Oo, 4 50 5 03,3 15,6 SO
7 33, 8 20,9 50, I0 2I II 00 a. in 12 00 noon, 12 85
(Limited ! 00 and I22 P. u ,) 1 40, i 30, 8 30,
i 50, 4 02, 5 00, '.5 SS 6 00, 7 02. 7 50, 1000 p. m.,
12 01, night. Sundays, 3 3?, 4 OR, I 50. 5 05, A 15,
8 20. 9 50. 10 21. 1043 ft. 111., 1203, 1233, 280,
I 02, i Limited ! 22,) 5 20, '3 56, 6 S3, 7 02, 7 50,
(0 00 p. m., 12 01 night
Kiprera for Itoaton without change, 1100 a u.,
week-dayB, and 7 50 p. m., dally.
For Sea (ilrt, Aabury Park, Ocean Grove,
Long Ilranch, 8 20, 11 11 a ru, 3 30, 4 02 p m
weekdays.
For Lamberivllle, Eoston and Scranton, Q 50,
9 00 a m. 12 00 noon. 3 52. 3 00 ILambertrille and
E.asion omyi, weeicuays, ana 7U3 p m aauy.
Ilullalo, 9 00 a m, 12 00 noon weekdays, and 7 0J
p m dallr.
WASIIINOTON AND TUB SOUTH.
For Baltimore aud Washington. 8 50. 7 20. 8 81.
10 20. 11 23. a. m.. 1209. I23I 1 IS. 3 12. 4 41.
(5 23 Congressional Limited,) 6 17. 653, 7S1
.... , aim . uinu, v. n.. uay,, auutjm.
3 50, 7 20, 9 12, 11 23, a. m., 1209, ! 12, 4 41, (920
ingresonai Limited,) oi 7 31 p. nu sum
12 03 nigh.
For Baltimore, accommodation. 9 12 a to, 103
and 4 01 pm week daya.5 04 and 11 16 p m dally.
Aiianuo coa.it tine, expresa law p m, ana
12 05 night dally.
ouiuern ltauwny, express o 51 p m, dally.
Chesapeake & Ohio Hallway, 7 31 pm, dally
For Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, 10 is
'JO
a m weekdays, 11 10 p in dally.
Leave Market street wharf oa follows t Xx
f a
nreaa for New York. 9 00a m. 4 30 Dm week.
days. For Long Ilranch, via Seaside Park, 83U
a in weekdays.
ror island ueignu, rain and 4 00 p m
weekdays.
FQU ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Broad street station via Delaware rfvar
bridge Expreas, 9 40 a m.. 7 03 d. m. Sunday.
9 20 a. m., 7 03 p. in.
Leave Market Street Warf Expreas, 6 00 Ala,
200,4 00,3 00 p m. Sundays, 900, 1009 ta
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ror cape May, Sea Isle Clly, Oo-wn Clly,
valon Stone Harbor. Anelesea. Wlldtr'nduil
Holli Ileach Emrcas. 9 00am.4uu.um
week days. Sundays. 9 00 a ru.
ror roomers j'otnl isxpreas, 9 oo a. m., a uu.
4 00. S 00. D. m. week dava Sundava. 9 00 and
10 00 a. ra
The Union Transfer Comnanr will call for
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