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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-23
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, salt rheum, fever sores, tctter,
chapped hands, chilblains corns, and al
skin eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price IS cents per box. For Sale by c. A.
Klein.
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For Children's Little Wagons, Rock
ing Horses, Carts and Wheelbarrows
call at the New York Novelty Store, a.
we have a complete line to select from
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Do you want suit or an overcoat,
if you do, it is money saved to buy o;
Gross the n. Y. clothier
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w. c. Frick & Co., of Danvile ex-
hibited fine display Of ladies' coats,
dress goods, gloves, trimmings &c, a,
the Fair. This is pushing firm and
they have big trade from this county
because they advertise in the CoLUM
RIAN
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Very pretty suits for children; cas-
simere, worsted or Jersey, made ir
handsome designs at
D. LowENBERG'S.
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1t is yours, come and get it, nic'
Fine suit or Overcoat very low a
Gross n. Y. Store.
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Ladies' and Misses Handkerchief
at New York Novelty Store. Ladies
Hosiery, four pairs for IS cents and
up.
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Improve the nutritive functions Of
the scalp by using Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Renewer, and thus keep
the hair from falling and becoming
gray,
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If the rains Of this week were in
tended for the equinoctial storm,
was about a month overdue.
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1t will pay to call OF the New York
Novelty Store for Queensware, China
ware, Glassware, Tinware, and House
hold Furnishing Goods.
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Chapter u: Weak, tired. no appetite.
Chapter b: Take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Chapter 3: Strong, cheerful, hungry.
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Who says? Everybody says that
l.. Gross has the best clothing for the
least money, call in.
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DR.. Meeker's Medicines are pure and
a sure cure for whatever they claim.
Lung tonic for colds, Speedy relief
for pains, internal and external.
Blackberry CORDIAL for bowel com
plants, for young and old. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale by all
druggists. Manufactured by II. c. &
J. A. Olmstead. Williamsport, Pa.
All put up in IS and 50 cts bottles.
6-ro-I yr.
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Bring your watches, clocks and jew
elry to J. G. Wells, Bloomsbury, tor re-
pairs, all work done by skillful work.
men. If.
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Do you contemplate having a suit
made ? If you are, 60 to practical
man, where you can see the goods in
the piece. Do not buy from samples
as all goods look different in the piece.
A fine line Of goods for suits, spring
overcoats and pantaloons, cut to your
measure, made on our own premises,
under the personal supervision of J.
X. Townsend. at ID. LowENBERG's.
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p. II. Freeze has a plum tree il
blossom 4 second time this season.
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For Dolls go to the New York Nov
city Store. A big stock and great va
riety.
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Wanted.

Girls to learn the trade at the Silk
Mill, or experienced hands. Fair wages
will be paid. Apply at Silk Mill,
Bloomsburg. Country girls can make
satisfactory arrangements for board. If.
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No fictitious certificates, but sole
facts, testify the marvellous cures b,
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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A large stock of Fancy pantaloon
at Gross n. Y. Store.
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Have you seen the new neckties il
Lowenberg's window.
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Happy and content Is homa with "Ths 10
chester; q lamp with ths light Of the mornia..
Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co ,NewYork
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The new Block of stiff hats can Dt
seen al Lowenbergs.
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Hats and Caps, Trunks, SC. in end
less variety at Gross N. Y. Store.
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wAsa BABY was aek. ws gave hss OaseossA
wAea 10 was . Chih. shs esssd fce CaseersA
wh@ sas became Niss. ~ oluag 10 casao~.A
wAsashshsd ehi,dssa. che ssvs them cAssoriA
sgI:2x -: sSSfS 49, ~
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Full line Of school supplies at "
III. Brooke & Co.'S.
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For good Cheviot suit go to Gross
he is the cheapest.
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The Washingtonville Fair is having
a damp time of it this week.
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Wall paper wall paper! at w. H
Brooke & Co.'S.
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Kemp, the Photographer, had an at.
tractive exhibit at the Fair.
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Tablets in great variety at w. +
Brooke & Cos.
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What nice stock Of Boys and Chi
dren's Clothing at Gross N. Y. Stor,
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Nobby soft hats in all colors at
Lowenbcrg's.
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THE MARKETS.
BLOOMSBURY MARKETS.

CORRECTED WEEKLY. RETAIL PRICES.
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gray.
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa
August
Flower

For two years I suffered terr;bl,
with stomach trouble. and was "a
all that time under treatment bvs
physician. He finally, after trviu.
everything. said stomach was aLou,
worn out, and that l would have "a
ease eating solid food for a time 4
least. was so weak that could
not work. Finally on the recon.
mendation of a friend who had used
your preparations
A WORKOUT with beneficial n.
suits. l procured |,
Stomach. bottle Of August
Flower, and com.
menced using it. It seemed TO ID
me good at once. I gained il
strength and flesh rapidly; nv 40
petite became good, and | suffered
no bad effects from what / ate. |
feel now like a new man. and con.
slider that August Flower has en-
tirely cured me of Dyspepsia in its
worst form. JAMES +. DEDERrcx.
Saugerties, New York.
w. B. Utsey, St. Georges. S. C..
writes: l have used your August
Flower for Dyspepsia and find it an
excellent remedy. .
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vAsHf~sTox. April 1.-The new
aiicn-contract law passed by the Las.
convrcss- goes into effect .pril Il It~
provisions are more stringent than tho-e
If laws now in frrre. and il i the pur-
pose Of the treasury department 70 80
that il l. carries7 out in all IL pro-
visions There have been many loop
holes through which aliens have
escaped the penalties imposed for the
violation ~ this law 20 the defrimens
Of American citizen> but IL the future
the treasury officials hope 20 punish
those who violate its provisions
In this they are now somewhat ham
perrd On the day the law rues into 81
r. 4. a. the machinery 20 carry the Law
into operation. which was provided in
the hill. dos not IL i feared. Contain
m appropriation - par che emFScre-
whom q authorized - dorhtful
i the question that the attorney gen.
cral has been asked 70 decide H.
A news bureau Of immigration was -.
tahlishef with clerks and TOO insp~ac-
tors Until the attorney general i
heard from the new law. which Is mol
affected ~ the lack Of an approrria,
ton. will - administered BY the trea<'
ury officials who have been enc .zed u
carrying a the old law.
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Cr~rnixxA. Ky. April About n
o'clock TUESDAY tight ~ . north-bound
freight train On the Kentucky Central
ro<zn ua~ approaching this place u be-
czDss un~cnpled in the middle The
forward car~ ran ahead > snort dis.xncs
ma came 10 : Sap. The rear section
crashed into Il with such force - I de-
mclfsh several cars and set the cahoose
on end Conductor Douglass Northcus4
WIN x&s the only occupant ~ the c.
bpcs<. x.s dashed against the side II
The czi crushing hts skull and killing
him aliac<f instantly. Northcut leaves
. widow and sx children ID Covington.
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Grs. .iHrrf PsNy. was never known
10 have bean SICK missed FIR even
. day. cen Albert Pike wa, born
in sss,ston in >O9 In March,
ISL. az went on an exploring expcdi-
til. 10 the far west. In ISIS he
becaflc editor ~ the Arkansas Advocate,
IT Fort Smith. During The Mexican
war he commanded 4 squadron ~ Ark
ansas volunteers. Al the he
ginning Of the civil war he hccarne cop-
fcdes7tr commissioners - negotiate
treaties with the ~rvera. Indian tribes
and was commissioned b~rigadier gem
eral IN the confederate army. 1T the
eIose Of tine war he prac;ieed law az
Memphis ami became editor II The
Memphis Appeal. In - hc removed
% Washington vherc he has resided
ever sincr.
Gen Pike was sovereign grand COM
mandcr of the southern jurisdiction ~
Scottish Rite Na~ons. and n a masonic
writer and inrist his reputation ls
worldwide. Tie has written many
masonic works ~ great research and
has becn for vearthc highest authority
on masonic matters. lie also wrote
mary poems and other literary works.
He was an intimate friend 81 Webster.
Clay. Calhoun and other famous men Of
cute-hcllum dav..
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4 Ges.s.n Paper Thinks italy Il Qsiss
Right.

BERLIN. April 3.-Thc National lei
tung continuing It's comments IN the
ItsIo-American rupture says that Barcr
Fsva's note % Mr.. blaine Il perfect,
j~ustifiablc. aud ADDS: 1T j. the duty
Of any government 20 prosecute when
ever such : horrible crime as the New
Orleans Iynching j. committed. and Il
, it, duty also 70 recognize the prin
ciplc of indemnity 20 the families Of ths
victimA- Italy IL quite right In not
Wishing 70 discuss American institu
tons and in calling attention 70 uss
principles Of international law"
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WESTWARD no.


Itinerary Of Presidents Proposed Trip
TErnrEh sh~ south and Westward 20
California
W~ASHrsrn~. April >. The itinerary
Of the presidents trim t. California a.
announced n The Executive mansion
yesterday afternoon j. a. follows: lie
will leave Washington Tuesday morn
ing. April IA. and will travel south
ward The following cities will be
briefly visited. Roanoke. Chattanooga.
Atlanta Birmingham. Memphis. Little
Rock and Dallas. reaching Galveston
Saturday night They will leave tall
weston Monday morning and 20 10 FL
Paso. Yuma and Los Angeles. Cali
fornia will ~. entered about Tuesday
ar Wednesday Of the second week
California will take about .
weeks time. short tours he
ing made through the state
From San Francisco the party VIII
20 u Portland. Olympia and Puget
sound and ~ the latter place a turn
homeward will bc made. taking in
Boize City. Ogden. Salt Lake. Pueblo.
Denver. Hastings. Omaha Moberly,
Springfield and indianapolis. spending
thc last sunday. May 10. there. From
Indianapolis the next move will be
made 10 Washington. which will be
reached in ahou. a month from the
start
Secretary Tracy VIII accompany him.
also Private Secretary Halford and Mar
shall Ramsdeii- The other members 81
the party arr not yet selected Mr..
Georyc IS. lloyd. general passenger
agent cf thr Pennsylvania railroad sys-
tenn. will have charge ~ the party and
will accompany y throughout.
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RUDINi MoLIFiED.
The Italian Premier ~ odihe Ills Demand
wish . Little Common ~en<e-He j.
WiIfisx >ow 10 Abide ~ the Ordinary
zsd Orderly Course 81 Law

The italian Premier ~ din Ills Demand
wish . Sitffe Common ~sn<e-He j.
Wuiiax Now 10 Abide ~ the Ordinary
zsd Orderly Course ~ Law
Ronr- April =. The Marquis III Ru-
iini. the Itaiianr'emirr. yesterday sent
another cable message 70 the United
States ON thr subject ~ the New Or
leans troubles This message j. adj
dressed I. the Marquis lmperiaIi hi
FrznczviIl. tine SECRETARY Of thu Italian
legation ~ Washington. into whose
hands tn. current business ~ the
Italian kgation was placed whc.' Baron
Fava presented his letters Of recall
Marquis ri Ruiini in>fructs the Mar
quis Imp~riali "a hand the message re-
ferred o. "a Nr. Elaine. The message
is in reply "a Mr. Blaine last and
in il the Marquis III kudini
says Italy has askesi for moth
ing but the regular prompt
Institution ~ proceedings against the
parties NJ New Orleans. lie adds that
IL would have becn absurd 10 claim
punishment for the offenders without
the guarantee afforded ~ a regular
trial The diplomatic incident this
Marprix III Eudini SAYS. can only bt
considered when the federal govern
ment has dccIared in precise term.
when thc prosecutions will be com
mcn<ed- IN the meantime the italian
government takes engnizance " ths
general governments declaration nc
knowIcdging the fact that corxpensa'
tim !. due to the families ~ the vic
tins by virtue - the treaty existing We
tucrn the two countries.
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NV OKrEASs. April 3--Thc grand
jury has found three indictments in
blank-two against >cligman and Hor-
scn for bribery. and three against
OMaIIcy for con-piring 70 bribe.
Seligman - in Cincinnati. Borsen Il
here and O'Malley's whereabouts i .
mystery
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~t~c<n ~<rr<s.ry tsIaine nnd the Itstlsa
le<srirn N Washington tn t~oanc<fios
with the <~~ uri~sns AFFAIR Made fph~
". ths' tu Nay I ni<r>1ani th< status
81 Nc.ir~
Nk~rrNeruS. Arril4-The following
correspondence between I;aron lava
and >sxriary Blaine. relating 20 sho
Italian trprbis> j. madc public
y A. IH@k rio> ~ isAfr.
WN~ul>I-DN. NArrn a. l~gl.
"a ~ErEErsEr ~ SILVA ~ my Two
nnis< "a tAr 1tsA anL i,tA .m~r had tho
Aorer t~waAf yrar sNrsNrney ; afheufisn 10
tht m NGrru<~-nfFxr~r uHaI EfAtity ~hirh
t~ak rtso "a NNN sisirln- M thr iuh.
-rr tpnt -aAsssr~ ui tsr king ~ Italy
rAp rrrmN Nm a1s rri~.tn ~ that city.
Nssr mA-eatr~l ~ rAe crowd undrr the
isAfsr-hAp"t $50 imA rrtn rltlxNn~
q hAvnr tprmaly F~prt~fri against
~ r~-.usfn4hlf enrlacf % Gle lDrAl au-
t<ofrtt~ wA1r4 wtrr evidently rrvrranl 10
a4tsrAr -uf M ult11E rcca-tun. frr-xrei
- mr. Eryernu ueuf 80 ~. uExtrsss fnr rgns
~ dt faAat -urA so ~tartlon - t ml~hs
tack rrUrr ~Inrs fsr ucrurrercr IA 4lrs-
rrn.ttAtel q rateat yinlstlin 81 the
stipulation 80 the treaty in furre between
Cnrt~n trnrrr>-w 1ca crufe~t, I1al an
~ul1~S e~AIn a Eas Instcl STATES tns
SANE Erufe<r4r tAAr u ~emtl%~ity tmsr-
raa e.raxtn-. and VII rh h4> always besn *
tcnle- ~ tAe LATTER is lillian rerrlfDry TIE
rfH "a trmanlst rs tIe government y
tr KIM al AAsr HAL llc hnucF a. nsosm
xoa N o4f ur~Ftsa- media 1nrn- rhe lass
tvr I4r- Acr~ ~ consist - rhr following
ronr~
The orFaI a.~urRnrr nv th~ ffdrrnt
ssrasnr th-f ,a- guilty parties should
Ae trru<hi a. justice.
--IEe recognition ~ RI nciple. that an
~inteaunlty : 1as a. the relatives * the vic
tins
iou- exre'ienry wA- p1et~erl - declare to
M thar. a-rh< federal government did NOS
tA,ak that Z rouii viru oftE~ ra~e.
4 trcii1ti 80 take rE~ IT, aforesaid de-
n.Anl- INTO c.tn-tlerArios these cir
rlu-rsrer-. rhr ro~v~rnu-nr ~ NJ majesty.
ems L~rsn< That th~ lvgtimsr net NJ ~ the
kins : minister * WA~AnEtyn becom> IN
HrtAr uu-. E1- rrirrrf ur - take my leave
N o1nt enrr 20 the Instructions which I
have rxce yrE-I have rnt honor 10 announce
tnyrur rrrr-lensy italian G,Ga< 70 lrtvs
Wash n<tor- - speedily - p--blr leaving
tLt Marquis fMperiAlt- - -errrfAry - .r<a-
tiVn. f- char- 81 the cufrtair bu-ine~~ 81
t~ -rr1iic-1rfnn
He pi-a~~f 80 serert. Mr. secretary uf
STATE che acknowledgements y. my highest
crn-fi~rxt on FkyA
H. ExrtlI-ney. " - Blaine secretary %
STATE ~rc. " rshiugsnn
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died al his home
here az ; o'clock
last night. Gen.
Pike was "A years
ola last December.
He was "A man ~
remarkabl yitals-
ty and splendid
ply be ing
~ixscrt four inches
in height. and nm
Ill last fall. whsn
he wa pr, trated
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san FRANCISCO. April 1.-The news
from Washington yesterday afternoon
caused great surprise in this city. and
credited it, OF. IN other words they
thought il = canari started abroad for
speculative purposes II has been the
general feeling throughout the Italian
colony here that both governments
would arrange a p-raeeable settlement
and that no decisive action would b.
taken Until the New Orleans grand
jury which j. a. present inre>tiga-
ting the affair. had reported One 81
the first to H. informedof the .
Francisco Lamhertinghi- the Italian
consul. He. however. had received no
official nj n the withdrawal
~ the Italian minister a. Washington
and this feet alone was sufficient tocon-
vino Kim that there was notrush in tins
report.
Il. A. Nnrbio. editor 81 the lIta'ia
shared the opinicn Of the Italian com
sui. said he. II do not hesitate IA
proncuncing the whole story = lie Ct
course we don't know what eablegrasn
Baron Fava. the minister atW~ashing-on-
has receis ed. hut We know thi> much-
that everything - date has lri Is IN
believe that the whole matte
would end in an amicable settle.
mcnf. ~ fo- the arrrst ~ ei-hteer
Americans in Rome. why that : tn
most ridiculous part ofthe telegram
am speaking ~ course from mr. exprS-
ence in Italy a. = lawyer In our cpur
try we have laws and = cpn~titusiO-.
like tho~- ~ America The arrest ~
Americans in Rorne would - nothing
MR. fhan a repri~al and a rrpri~al in
all n -llized countries j. allowed only u
fsmx. ~ m.r
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aSrafh u Washington 80 Gen. Albert sihe.
the Nrusraiis ross aud AufIor. and Who
vns Onr ~ fhe Most Prominent Masonic
Asthorstir iu the q nst.d ~tafs<-A Long
ssi Active Lie drought 10 . close.
WASHINGTON. April 3 .cn. Albert
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Mr.. PLEASANT. Pa. April , James
Mcbride. secretary ~ the district and
Robert vaddell. ~ the strikers gem
eral committee. yesterday % out
warrants b~fprr squire Mccahe. 81 Mt
Pleasant. against the following: For
murder. capt. ,. q. Loar, Richard
Burns. y. a. Zundia, L. =. Davis,
Harry Wilson. Lou BROWN. Harry Gil-
bert. Berger. Edward Sieman,
George Carbaugh. Miles IIamm. Elmer
Nichol. As accessories. Thomas Lynch,
general manager Of the Prick Coke Co.,
and Morris Ramsey. superintendent.
Several Of the warrants have been
served. and each man arrested has
given hail for q hearing to-day.
Miles Hamm denies that he was ~
the fight. and has witnesses to prove
this
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Mr. pleasant. Pa. April 3.-Thc
Morewood massacre may precipitatc
trouble between the United States and
Austria The murdered men we're not
citizens and had not taken the oath II
allegiance u this government. Sccrc-
tary Parker. Of the United Mine Work.
En-. tclcgraghed Max Shamburg. Aus
trian consul nj Pittsburgh. rs follows:
seven Slav workmen were shot in
cold blooi on the public road passing
the Morewopd mines about $40 q m.
None have been identified. hut they are
not supposed 20 b. citizens
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Spring
Medicine

Is SO important tia,
everybody knows its ne
cessity and value. And
there IS nothing 50 pop'
ular and so 5 iccesstul
for the purpose. as
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II Wa nrf a.,u>iirrxni - sufficient IN
portance ID - di~rs~~sd md IL i hal
not foilnwcx. on the heel~ ~ The malta
troubles il New Orleans ~aiiths same
high officials quo.evi ADORE. NnaiA ncs
Lave osca>ionsri ans stir - air.
EarDn Faya must. a~rarrain- ~ liplo-
matte rfi4nrtfe. present hi~ letter ~ M
call a. President Hnrri-u l-furr ~xer-
inr hi cyaunertiAn NTH The Inifcd
>tafeS rnvrrnmrn, II - SAIL ~ rer-
SONS ~rli y~r>sd III sliplnmafic nAsartrr~
thnf = iaiiun ~ present thi~ l.ttc-
would ir 4 lircct sight to the -nyrrr-
mrnt. A minister. hen about ~ pr>
sent liz letter NJ recall. M accompanies
~ thc e~xscut:vr mansion ~ the ~~ns-
,ary ~ state. and after the mini>scrha~
presented hi~ better and made . few
remarks explanatory oftnrm the prs
licnt usually makes D short c~vplirli-
mrutary sprerh. expressing hi re-rrr
N the minister's withdrawal and hope
that the present reiafion~ will continue
between the two c,untrif~ IfrcrnairS
70 he seen what will ~ 4 me in thi> ~
Eard before lsrpn Faya Leaves Nasa-
inHton.
state Department onelsi> Eefi~~ns.
WASHINGTON. April 1-->errtfarv
i.lainr and the state dc7arrmrn. Off
ciais an. very rricrnf about making
public any official statement concerning
he withdrawal II Baren Fasa. >scrc-
tary slain sid la>t night that K rouli
~ manife>tiy Improper Tor him. = this
time. a. express any opinion in 'hr mat
tcr. II j. believed. however. that the
SECRETARY i not alarmed Al the tnrn
affairs haze taken. and that he J. Gun
fdent that the officially ! temporary
and can b. settled Through the usual
DIPLOMATS channels
A very high cficial authority. who's
knowledge ~ diplomatic transactions
under the present administration ! The
best and whose responsibility can no-
II questioned. gave - the pres ia~-
night the following statement. rhich
may - taken as- representing the feel
ing ~ the administration ~conrc-niny
the withdrawal:
Baron Fava. the Italian minister
notified the state department to-day
that under orders from Rome ~ was
competed 10 withdraw from hi mission
near this government He dos not
however. close the Italian lcyarion-
leaving Marquis imperial the present
secretary. 10 act a. charge i'afairrs~
This action On the part ~ the Italian
minister i in no sens one ~ hostility
~ this government. hut merely indi-
-.-.r An--~t- rn~- - E
the part ~ the italian ministry re-
speeding the New Orleans parish prison
affair
Earon Fava hrs been On diplomatic
duty in Washington for the past ten
years and hi retirement will he mnch
regretted. officially and ~oriailv.
The highly sensational rumr-~ pnint-
ing T. 4 severance ~ diplomats reia-
tinns and possible war he--cen the two
countries. A. z result ~ Earn Fava'>
retirement. are q believed - hare
any foundation IN fact.