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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-26

What q scene of discomfort and con-
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whole system. It's legitimate meul-
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experienced physician, and adapted 10
wopa~>'s delicate organization.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-26

SoMERvIL1E, n. j., June 25.-Dr.
Talmage, brother of the noted Brook
lyn divine, Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage' is
dead. Deceased was one OF four broth
ers who entered the ministry. only
two are now livng-the Brooklyn divine
and DR.. John V. Talmage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-26
Imports and Exports.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The Chief Of
Bureau of Statistics III his statement Of
imports and exports of the United
States, reports that the total value of
the exports of merchandise from the
United States during the twelve months
ended May 81, 1891, was $50, S94, s94.
The value of the imports of merchan-
disc was, for the twelve months ended
Nav 81. SS46. S77. OBJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-26

spirograph for drawing spiralS and
yolutes in simple manner as one draws
circles, has been devised in Paris.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
TIE Man FROM MAINE
How He Conducts the Business of
the State Department.
HAWTHoRNE'S PEN PICTURE
Difficulties in Securing Secretaries for Foreign
Legations-Great Debaters in Congress-
Cabinet Meeting-Rlaine's Predecessors.

The room IN which l sat awaiting an
audience with the secretary of state was
long and of good proportions, furnished and
decorated in a style of rich sobriety. 1t
faced south, and through the windows were
visible the shining reaches of the Potomac.
illuminated by the yellow sunlight of In
dian summer. Opposite me WIS an old
steel engraving OF Franklin Pierce: Oh The
mantelpiece to the right was a bronze stat
uette Of General jackson on horseback
there were bronze busts of Washington
and otter Revolutionary celebrities sur
mounting polished wood cupboards and
bookcases.
clerk sat at desk in the middle of the
room; in q corner was the desk of Private
Secretary Dent tall, pale young man
Half dozen men and women were seated
in chairs around the room, also waiting for
an audience. There was no sound except
thequiet ticking of the big clock at the
west end. Whenever anyone spoke, it was
IN a hushed voice. Noiseless clerks or
messengers entered and left occasionally
by the door communicating with the seere-
tary's office, which was open, but was pro-
tected by tall, chocolate-colored screen. [
was reminded of the anteroom of some
great physician, where patients wait to
learn whether they are to live or die.
Presently colored attendant appeared
from behind the screen and beckoned to
me. followed him, and found myself in
E small cabinet, from which [ passed by
another door into room narrow in proper
ton to its great length. The walls were
enclrcled with oil portraits. At the hither
end was table covered with papers and
there, facing down the room, sat man
with white hair and close-cut white beard.
but with clear-complexioned face that
showed few signs Of age.
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foreign affairs but two years afterwards
the duties of the Office were widened and it
was called the secretary of state'' AT
first the secretary had but single assist
ant. MIR. Clay, when secretary of state
under John Quincy Adams, mad but twelve
Mr.. Webster, when secretary under Gen
ersi HARRISON, had but thirty. The business
has expanded enormously of late years,
principally owing to the invention of the
telegraph
"a great part of our correspondence is
carried on by telegraph. The saving OF
time is OF the greatest Importance. often
wonder how they got on without the tel
egraph."
There are some parts Of the correspon-
dence and negotiations which you are
Obliged TO perform yourself
''Yes, anything OF Importance or that as
sumes the form OF a diplomatic discussion, ~
said Mr.. Blaine, laying his hand on his
desk. ANY critical matter; anything in
volving special responsibility. The CORE
spondence with Italy respec ting the New
Orleans mstter, for instance, L wrote my
self.n
Literally, yourself."
Eyes, actually myself, with my own
hand. ] wrote the papers at my home; l
didn't even have an amanuensis. And |
wrote in the same way the papers in the
Behring sea controversy. l DO most of the
more important part of my work at home. -
Here an attendant entered with sheet
of paper on which were half d dozen lines
of writing This man is in great dis
tress," be said, putting the paper before
Mr.. Blaine. The latter glanced over it and
signed it / said: DO you have much of
that sort Of detail work to do.''
such things are comiRg in all the time :;
but nevertheless" added the secretary,
with smile, this office is one which is very
easy to dodge You can refer matters to
dent that Mr.. Blaine was not in the habit
hands to do, and always knew just what he
was doing. A clerk came in bearing several
large parchments, with ornamental letter
ing and writing. One or two of them bore
the signature of Benjamin Harrison. Mr..
Blaine signed them in a small, neat, run
ming hand, slanting upwards. One was
commission for a secretary of legation TO
the minister at Chill.
Our chief trouble in appointing these
secretaries to foreign legations is to get
men who can speak the language re
marked Mr.. Blaine. cit seems to me that
we Americans do not pay much attention
to the study of foreign languages. Our
country is SO big, and all speaking one
language, it doesn't occur 10 US. In Eng
land, now, 1t is a matter of course that
any one connected with government, or, at
least, with the diplomatic department,
should speak French, at any rate. But the
other day we wanted a secretary for the
legation at Japan, where French is the
diplomatic language. | think it was thres
months that we were hunting everywhere
for man willing and able to take the po-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29

During the Russo Turkish war; said.
Colonel Wellesley, of the English army,
was the bearer of verbal dispatch from
Queen Victoria TO the Car, saying that
unless the war was finished in one cam
paign,
ENGLAND WOULD SUPPORT THE TURKS.
This mission was so secret that Lord
Derby, then secretary of war, was not
aware OF it until months afterwards. Have
such things ever occurred under our gov
ernment!"
Such thing might occur" answered
Mr.. Blaine.
at is picturesque idea that history may
turn upon spoken word, of which no re-
cord remains" said /.
res, 1T is often convenient to so conduct
affairs that no tangible evidence may sur
1--WE. A diplomatist is often glad to be
able to make a technical denial. This is a
very public age, but affairs OF state NAV
easily be obstructed or compromised by i'll
timed publicity
"Have you much correspondence with
the governors of states in this country?"
mo, not much; very seldom. Occasion
ally circumstances may happen to make it
necessary. At the time of the lynching of
those Italians, for instance, had some cor
respondence with the governor of Louisi-
ana. But the bulk of our correspord ence
has relation to foreign Countries
DO you have much personal intercourse
with the foreign representatives in Wash
ingtonl'
"A great deal. They are ali free to come
here at any time. But Thursday is the day
specially appointed for their visits. We
give up practically the whole of the day to
them. They begin to come at 10 O'Clock in
the morning, for many of them have the
foreign habit of taking very light early
breakfast. Americans, you know, need a
substantial breakfast to begin the work of
the day on.''
You receive them, 1 suppose, in the
order Of their importance?"
"Oh, no. replied the secretary, laugh
Ing. IAN foreign representatives here are
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29

Secretary Blaine-for this was he-rose
and gave me his hand; white well kept
hand, firm and shapely. Before I sat down
he had given me an instance of
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sition, who could speak French. There
were graduates OF perhaps half dozen of
our best colleges. You would suppose that
any one taking up a diplomatic career
would make modern languages one of his
first studies.n
Are ali the negotiations of this depart
ment reduced to writingl'' l asked.
"a great deal is done.by personal inter-
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Visis de exloraci6n cientiiua.

Proy6ctase, por personals acsu
dsladss residntes en- la ciudad d.
Buenos- Aires Rep1blica Argent
ma, un 7iaje @ exploration cienti
flea alrededoldel mundo, empress
para la cua segdu parece, reina
considerable .ntusissmo, y one de
bio qledar oncertada en- una CO.
mida intima )r6xima a celebcarse,
seg6n nuestps canjes.
ApadrinaL un peri6dico notable
por las magas empresas a que ha
dado So spco, y no hay duda qae
este viaje, Sc realizase, estaoie
ceria--dice IN peri6iico que a la
vista teneDs--los primeros jalo-
nes de Ia an deseada comunica
ci6n interontinental de amoas
Americas.
Prop6nese los expedicionarios
partir de IL Patagonia, remontando
por terra todo ell continente anne
ricano hasa ell estrecho de Behrlpg,
el cual aravesaran en- trineo du
rante la Coca de los grandes frios
polares. Jruzar&n ell Asia por su
psrte cenral bsjsndo hasta ell Afri-
ca, cuya parte norte re ;orreran
hssta ell etrecho de Gibraltar, pa
ra de allfpenetrar en- Europa hasta
Paris. Glculan los visjeros que
necesitsrn cuatro amos para reali
gar tie iaje, que podemos lamar
ep co, tato por las dIfcultsdes de
que ests erizsdo, como por ser eI
primero ,or terra desde America
a Earops
(ReprOdaotdo J.
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RECAUDACI6N
DE- C0NTRIBUCIONES DBL HSTAD(
EN- LA CAPITAL.
AV IS o

Cumpliendo con 10 dispuesto en- el artfculo
"a del Reglamento general para la imposition
administration y cobranza de la contribution
industrial y de comercio, aprobado por Real
Decreto de "a de Diciembre de 1875; o.
L de la Instruction para la cobranza de los de.
oitos por contribuciones de 30 de JUNO de-
ADO de 1886, hago presente, que, durante
iiez dias, 4 contar desde el 10. de Agostc
proximo, SO procedera por los cobradores de e.
ia Recaudacion la cobranza domicilio de Ia
correspondence al primer trimestre del ahc
economioo actual de lS9l-92, por la oontribu.
cion Industrial de Comercio.
Vencido dicho termino, los que no 10 hubie-
sen satisfeoho podran verifcarlo en- esta re.
oardaci6n, sta en- la calle del Cristo ndmero II
bajos, durante otro plazo de oinco dias, que ter
minar& el Is del mismo Agostoj en- Ia inte.
ligencia de que, transourido este dltimo termi.
no, Sc procedera al oobro por la via ejecutiva
segdn 10 prevenido por terminates ordenes d.
la Intendeneia On ell articulo IA de la citads
instruction, splioandose los deudores la,
penss establecidas en- los artioulos 10y "a d.
| la misma.
Lo que Sc hacs pdblico para conooimients
de los oontribuyentes aQuienes ooncierns
Puerto Rico, 70 de Jluio de lS9l.--K
Reoaudador,
Antonio M. de Audrey
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Tn sulcidio original.

Ha Causado dol0fosa impression
en- Salamanca ell lamentable In del
historiador Y cronists de dicha pro-
vincia don Manuel Villar y Maciss,
que pnso fin a 50 existenoia AFRO
jandose ell rio Tonnes.
Tanta resoluci6n 90 atribuye 8
Ia profunda pena que cause al Sc
nor Villar el yer que en- una pole
mica que Eostenia sobre diversos
puntos tratadOs en- su notable his
toria de Salamanca, le demostr6
81 contrincante que estaba eQui-
voca6o en- una fecha. El ilustrado
esCEitor salmantino, cuya inteli-
gencia debfa de hallarse debilitada,
se shigi6 de tai msnera pOr este
heeho que deeidio darse muerte.
PareCe-y este cOntribuye 4 ex-
plicar el suio, dio--Que oil Sr. Villar
habia padecido M acceso de ena
Ienaci6n mental en- 50 juventud.
Aelar6se Iuego 80 raz6n, y se con
saer6 con gran laboFiosidad = nc
nscasO frutO 4 los estudIos hist6ri.
eos. Sd extremada modestia fut
eausa de que no brillaEa 80 meEite
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IMPORTANTE.

Sabedores los sefiores Holt Y Co..
de Nueva- York, propietarios de Ia
marca de harina de trigo, EL VIC
TORIOSO, que Sc trata de acopiar
sacos vacios de dicha marca, para
llenarlos de harina inferior d ID SUI
20, con objeto de despreciar su
marca y perjudicar 81 cr6dito, avi.
SO por este medic & mis- numerosos
amigos de esa isla, tengan sumo
cuidado y & la vez les snplico me
ayuden en- las gestiones que practi-
CO, anunciandome cualquier noticia
que llegue q sus oides, para Ia efl-
caz persecution de los delincuentes
y fslsificsdores de una marca regis
trada que esta protegida por las
leyes en- virtud de tratados CON Es.
pa6a.
J. G. d. AoevsdO,
AgeDte de Holt y Co., New York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-31
EDICTO.

En- la demanda de tarceria d.
mejor derecho promovida por el
Procurador Don Joee Ell Boneta,
en- representation de Don Manu-
Montoto, en- los. ejecutivos que 81
gne Don Enrique Audino con ra Ia
succession de Don Gabriel Gmene2
ly Ramirez en- cobro de pesos Sc ha
dictado el siguiente auto:
"Puerto Rico JUNO ounce de
mil ochocientos noventa y uno:
A 10 principal y primer otro ST !;
por presentada la anterior deman-
da de tereeria DE mejor derecho Ell
nombre de Don Manuel MoDtot
en- los autos ejecutivos que Don
Enrique Andino sigue contra l.
sncesi6n de Don Gabriel Gim6nez
ly Ramirez, y rubriquense por ell
actuario los documentos presenta
dos. Suspendase, despues de rea
Iizados los bienes, ell pago al scree
dor Don Enrique AndinO, f6rmese
pieza separada incidental a dichos
ejecutivOs con la anterior demau d.
de tercerfa de mejor derecho, Y a
efecto Sc conf, to trasla1o con
citaci6n y empiazamiento al ejecu-
tante y 4 los ejecutAdos para qle
dentro de improrrogable t6rmino de
nueve dias comparezcan & contes
tsrls entregandoes en- el aoto de
la notification simple copia de dichs
demsnds, y p6ngase testimonio de
Ia pres snte provldencia en- los autos
principales. AL segundo otro 81,
como Sc pide: Al tercero & su item.
po, y al cuarto como sc piie, libr4n-
dose los exhortos y edictos que sc
interesan, y al quinto por hecha Ia
manifestation que contiene. Asi
10 provey6, mand6 y firms el senior
Don Angel Acosta y Quintero, juez
Municipal, accidental de l.. Instao-
cia, por ante mi, de que doy fe.-
Angel Acosta.--Ante mi, EsteDan
Oalder6n.
Y debiendo notificsrse, citarse y
emplazarse de la dicha demanda
de terceria & los componentes de
la succession de Don Gabriel Cline
neg y Ramirez, 6 sean, la viuda
Dona Julia Andino, Don Juan,
Don jose, Doha Carmen, D)na
Ana Maria Gim6nez y Andino,
memories de edady rep 'esentadas
por 81 sonora madre Dona j lila
Andino, Don jose, Maria y Don
Gabriel Oller y Gimenez. repres en-
'ados por Don Juan Oller, su padre
legftimo, y Dona Been ulmenez,
casada con Don A fredo Armenia
rlz cuyo paradero actual Sc ignora,
el senOr Juez de esta Capital y su
partido ha ordenado Sc inserte Ia
presente C6iula on Ia GaoetG cfoiai
lie esta Provincial a fin de que slrva
de emplazamiento On fOrma y con
los mismos efectos que 81 Sc le hu-
blese hecho en- persona q la men
cionada succession de Don Gabriel
Glm6l ez y Ramirez.
Puerto Rico veints de Julio de
mil Och0clentos noventa y uno.-|
Bo V? LusarretG.-Ante mi, Este.
ban Calder6n.
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GACETILLAS.

"Angel Guerra. Sc ha recibido
en- esta Imprents la 81 parte de
aquella famOsa novela la Ultima
de Perez Gald6s.
0tros ibros recibidos en- Ia I'm
prenta del BoLETIN:
COMPILACION LEGISLATI.
VA del Gobierno Y Administrator
Civil de Ultramar, arreglads en-
virtud de rea.es 6rdenes de 8 de
Febrero de 1886 Y 20 de Enero de
1888, por don Manuel Fernandez
Martin, AbOgado del Ilustre Cole
gio de Madrid, Jefe de Administra
ci6n de Ia clsse Y Official de la Sc.
cretarfa del OoDgreso de los Dipu
tados; 6 tomos pasta espanola.
REPERTOIRE DE JURIS-
IPRUDENOIA On materia criminal
tornado por una jGnta de Aboga
dos, bajo la dire ici6n de don vi
cente Romero Giron; comprend
desde ell sno 1870 & 1890; 8 tomo
pasta.
COMENTARIOS A LA LEGIS
LAGOON Hipotecaria segund
edici6n corregida, aumentada
srreglada al C6dig0 OWL vigent
por ID. Rafael de la Escosura y Els
cosura; 3 t0mos pasta.
MANUAL DE LA LEGISLA
IOION de Minas; comprende la le
de 1859 Y I'm reglamento reforms
do por la de 4 de Marco de 1861
las bases generates del ramo de z
de Dieiembre de 1868 y todss la
disposiciones dictadas con poste
riorIdad, anOtadas y concordada
entire 81 para 50 mejor inteligenCi
Y splicaci6n con IN ap6ndIce gu
contiepe las leyes de 1926 Y 1840
otras ordenes importantes acerOa d
la materia J las leyes vigentes sobr
Ia constitution : regimen de socie
dades anon mas, p0r la Redaeci6I
dc "El O0nsultor de los Ayuuta
mientos y de los Jusgados Nun.
lcipales',
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iez. 80 81 azdcar con 1874 i'd. Por
A r ,uschenplat, 120 81 azdcar con
1856 id.
Para Halifax, gol. ing. "Sarah
Alice" despachada por Lopez Vi
lamtl & 90, con 81 boCoyes, lao
u az1oar con 1868 kilos.
sALrDAs Dn CABOTAJ1.
Goleta espanola Petra," para
Arecibo.
Col. esp. "Coraz6n de Maria,
para Manati.
Bdra esp. Buenaventura," para
Vieques.
DESPAOHADOS.
Col. esp. "Ooraz6n de Jesds,'
para Mauati.
Col esp "Olementina de Cana
cias," para Naguabo y Homacao-
Col. esp. Maria," para Arroyo
y Ponce