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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

az keep On lis oyefcoat ana hat TIE
iSu. - @s.e ike cennsussSl aeSi Affairs,
the cloths dirty. ihe chars q the cheap.
eft. TIE table serEiee tawdry sad tie
walls and settings whites ASKED The
spPssr rance q tie RON sas exactly
siEz lar 70 these places which used 10
e,lst IL bass aleilts aud old tsnemeE;s 10
Chicago and give piece 81 pie with
every u. cent meal"
bui a look al the bill - fare told him
that be had really struck a first class
restaurant. even II appearances were
against H. The prices were higher than
those a the kchelieu - Chicago or
De'mcnieo's IN New York. even If the
Surroundings We're not - palatial
The reporter had thought ~ a small
bottle 81 wine as d fitting accessory u a
dinner IN d Partisan restaurant, but
when he looked II Rhine wine at - a
bottle and champagne al 81 he gave up
that idea and made up bic mind that
beer was god enough for him Finally
be ordered a modest dinner. which cost
hlIa as follows:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

GOVERNOR PENSoYLR's reply ~ Secre-
tary Gresham's telegram suggesting that
care be taken 10 prevent anti Chinese
demonstrations in Oregon is character.
istic Of the vain glorious old reprobate
Pennoyer is political accident-one OF
those men whose popularity is based on
vagaries and enthusiastic ignorance II
the common decencies Of life. Any man
but he would have accepted the sugges
ton IA an official compliment. But like
al accidental beneticiaries Of politics. he
used 1t as text on which 10 display his
picturesque asInInIty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
Hit AND MISS BHltrS.

n President Dole Of Hawaii is labor.
ing under the impression that the peo-
pie - this country are IN a stew over
the question 81 annexation he is making
a great mistake. The attempt Ia work
up sentiment here was failure. and
the majority ~ Americans care not
whether the islands sink or swim live
or die. survive or perish" This Is hard
on the emotional editors who have been
trying e. hoodwink them. but IL il a fact
nevertheless. Chicago Journal.
The American people have different
shades ot political belief and certain
local charac,eristlcs. but when the test
comes they show the spirit ef true fra
ternity. and north and south. east and
vest. stand by each other with hopeful
and hrotherly sympathy. We have only
one civilization. and The lights and
shadows u diversity playing over il are
dement's q strength rather than O.
weakness Atlanta Constitution.
New York keeps up ito silly and spite
fui filings Al Chicago They do not hurt
Cbicag0 particularly. nor do they throw
any nes hight upon New Works jealousy
ana mfsuresS. Eut they suEgre' me-
anchoiv dearfh - resource IN the great
metropolitan publication Offices. AID
they also weary the long suffering pub
DE- mind " sshington POST.
Tho amazing growth = the civil scr.
vice -; has Far outstripped the rate =
Increase in population. ard u TIE rate q
proportional increase - maintained for
tfty years more perhaps Ne stall al he
10 ;he rubiic service nth nothing 10 d.
snd "a Ysv Dallas NeTs
Garter Hsrri@oB'- siS'euer' that be
wiH uot oun sider nst8ous SIS r makina
appoint 74enis a. mayor < Chicago q
coastrued A. p1ssiole soCVset,ob that
fse AmsrscSns vii be yeffnittAd Ia
Acid cFce 10 the worlds fair city
Springfield R<slsser.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

PErDEs and squeamish old maids will
have a terrible time in avoiding the art
display at tho world q fair. Pure minded
persons IL both sexes will not be
shocked by the magnificent speci-
mems which adorn the buildings
and Court Of Honor for they typify
the splendid beauty Of the human
form in its perfect development. Per
haps no other department OF the fair
will prove half so valuable as a
moral tonic 10 the sicklied modesty
which bushes at the sight Of a human
leg and faints at the mention Of social
depravity. The nude IN art is object
ionable only TO the hypocrites who pre-
tend purity they have not.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

the nines.snth circuit January I. lam
more thar glad ~ 80 him elected. nOt
froM . PARTISAN Isssnt IL vse~. b0s b.
cause l s<iiese han 10 lie f1tted fsa tie
place and prot.sels the tess man that
the distract ooala hss~ elected.
Among yesterdays srrivsls an the Nee
Liylnssion wss Dr. O. H. Will Il heed
Cin and hi X Bailey es icnsa. one Il
the proprsetors II tie Bailey hoos<~
Frederick Coll os Nee York 10 . guest
IN s~e~ss Hereafter M. usil VII have
entire charge 81 the fhrnix Furniture
cosnpsny's New York agency.
Ten Il the memhsrs II the Country
Circus" company arr rogistercd Ia
Swccts-
The Hon n. III. Noble II Elk lAp,ds
dlned in The Morton yesterday.
Mosros--A. &. krugmsn. Battle
Greek, c. L. Jones. sand Lake; II y.
Noble. Elk Rapids; W J. lance. Ccd-r
Creek; Gssrge X. Root. Detroit, Id L.
Bailey. Iona
SwKrT'--A. Brady. Rig Rapids; &.
". Evans. Detroit; W H. Spsier. De
troit: u M Lewis Warren; II. =. Cook.
White figco0-
Nrw LfvINosroS-c. n White REED
City; 4. H. Irish. Mt Clemens; = "a.
Hubbard, Detroit. W. N. beach. Hoi.
land. ID. 5. Goodyear. HsStinxs; W. l.
Cook. Hastings
EAolr w. j. Runyan. Msntou; r J.
Gates. Bentou Harbos; kot-rt Arm
strong. Icnia. ID. Gardiner. Luther; Al
len Cooper. Reed City.
krSr-Bertha Shelman. Beliaire; =.
G. Sweet, Pisinweli, Z. A. NAMES. ionis;
r. &. Crawford. Elmira; r. W. Wilson.
Kalamazoo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
STATE PRESS sssrivEsr.

We have hall orc month - tIeve,
lands reform admin istfstion. L. The
meantime the pubic debt tas increased
e. go zoo the cssf b. eoce N the treas
AIRY reduced bslou a. -A1uo. including
fractional AMI mirnr c'n and dep SITS
IN national tanks rAi reserve IS rr.y
about stst"ouoH AMI iruste piiing ~
Saginaw touries Herald
l. z possible a. ;ir Coiuuiisa year
recalls g tie iat.ar- p fh.s -suuirF
what the discovery .a.et -a'ei 'r..s away
fras8 them. AMI az t.-r.fl.e .n = noa-i
3 uisse tr-ga.e ~ ihr gsfpoze = cert
'rz Their fee8ras p-tr y r~s Free=.
AZ extensive exAla,t ~ bsrif,i Fire
aheve ire worlds far feces usy te
fenn3 neces@sry in arsteg g. =ecere a.
s,ieqaaie rsprsse g r. ioa ~ - boS y
fce.- Detroit lrbsne
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

Ibsen. the Norwegian drsm4fisf. 10 Oil
extraordinary looking uasn; almost u
dwarf In hight. the upper part ~ his
body 10 immense compared With his
lower limbs- He has huge head, GOV
cred with bushy white hair. and his
keen blue eyes glare at his int~riocuior
with piercing glance.
1t is proposed 10 set up the big mon
oliih qusrried Al Prentice. Wisconsin.
~ q monument to janice G. blaine liz
il the biggest stone eser. quxrriea. IL BE-
ll5 feet long. 10 feet square al the base
and feet square AZ the top. and ,s a.
feet longer than Cleopatrss needle
Senator Edwar 81 the Chautauqua
district. who IL q clergyman. offered
prayer recently in the New York senate.
il Was the firs; time within the memory
~ any IL the senator's, at least. that one
of the members 81 the senate had opcnrd
the session with prayer.
Barney Mcclure. Who had previously
servcd terma. was released lssf week
from the Erie penitentiar. after three
years Imprisonment for horse stealing
Barney is nov :1 years VI age.
A new fellowship. worth tsoo year.
has been established at the state univer.
city ~ California. and Miss Kate Werts
Of the Oakland high school has been
selected for the place.
Senator Proctor Of Vermont. with
two local capitalists II Knoxville
Tennessee. il soon 10 erect the largest
marble mill ia the world AL that place.
Thomas A. Edison recently said that
he never owned a watch in his life Il
never want 10 know what time II 10. -
be says.
The Rev. T. T. Clark. the originator
and president Of the Christian I'm
deayor movement. is IA Canadian ty
birth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

II the Grand Rspid~ election inspect
ors' trial shall result IN fiying the status
e the inmates % the Soldiers home ~
vill not have been brought 10 vain even
r th- accused are acquitted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

JUDCE MoRsE was hidden a fitting
farewell 10y his brother Elks last even
ing The affair was delightfully."- plain
AMI informal and the distinguished
iuris, must 10 convinced that he fills a
large niche in the affections q his
Grand Rapids friends
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

LIEUTENsST GOVERNOR GipDIScs de
cIsres that something must he done to
relieve the legislature 81 its load IL
municipal legislation. Nobody will
question this and the sooner some
method is devised by which cities and
villages can attend 10 their own private
business the more ciflcient will h. the
state lex slstures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

IL this increase in judges and multi
phcation 81 courts is permitted 10 con
tinue. the legal machinery OF the state
xill become 50 complicated that litiga-
ton will be rendered more expensive
and uncertain than il is even now. The
remedy lies in simplifying methods Of
administering justice. not in rendering
them more complex
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

TsIsTEEN has again been proved an
unlucky number Mr. Marvel -.
headed that number = republican pest
N sst@rs y~sfsriay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

THowss g Plat has not received
many congratulations Tor the scoring he
gave John sherman. buti' seams 20 have
relieved VIZ. Plst;'s mind. and perhaps
that al he's wanted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

Ii was more than he could stand AS a
steady thing and in the future he will
carry lunch in his pocket and eat his
other meals outside the grounds.
The truth is that one cannot get the
sim plest kind Of meal on the grounds
shor, Of dollar, and there is no provis-
ion at all for people who want to pur-
chase sandwich and cup Of coffee.
This. while hard on visitors whose
pocketbooks are not overcrowde might
be endured 10y the more fortunate were
the food thus highly charged for suf
ficent in quantity, az good quality. and
well cooked. But the fact is. il is not.
There are restaurants N Chicago where
meals are served Tor ID cents. and p
cents is looked on IA an extravaganza
check. where better food Is furnished
and whore the cooking is superior. The
service in all the fair restaurants also is
bad. and. in truth, they much resemble
the city resorts which are known by
their humble frequcnters as 'beaneries"
and dead falls" The only first class
thing about them is the prices. and they
are certainly high enough. '-Chicago
Mail
Coniirmatory of the truth Of this re-
port is AN incident that occurred last
Monday in which reporter for The
HERALD figured. Being weary and foot
sore he repaired 10 the Casino and
called for a cup of coffee.
II was delivered and the reporter
slipped il under the impression that it
would cost him nj least y cents.
Presently the waiter returned and laid
"A 20 cent check on the table.
Great Scott" exclaimed the reporter.
this is worse than robbery. The idea
Of charging man 30 cents for a cup Of
coffee il simply outrageous
Cant help il. sir; that's the price for
a beefsteak and coffee and We do not
separate the items. You might have
had the bcefsteak had you ordered it,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

In the meantime he ric<ed up an ac
qu8Intance. who suggested that they g
10 the White iiors" Inn after some real
ola English ale. - they went. There
we're no price cards here ~ any KIND
you simply order what YOU wante.
hilndly. and the reporter. thinking he
knew what he vas ahou'. told the waite.
Ia bring tao pint bottles ~ ale. When
~ came he threw down silver
dollar, which the waiter calmly
picked mp and walked Ill with. never
to return. much - bartender Ia
campaign times puts whatever money
the candidate may throw down IN the
drawer without returning any chang"
! 10 thing vas done so cu.giy that The
report r dill not catch MS breath m time
g. protest. but vhic he Vas drinking his
- cents pint ale customer a. another
table made things noisy hy making a
Y gorous objection 20 heing forced o. ray
- csnta ior cuf q very commonplace
tie ard ar, ther one raised e4uas v
Stormy objections u bcins taxed ~ SO =
Ter pate q cold roast t."i The lat
ia. AZ White Horse inn matters arc taken
M such Pickuickan sense that thee
"a - regular prier To- suythirc bot mo
walters charge whatever they think the
GUST rfers Vl.l stand and their ideas =
tmerican generosity seem % De- con
sldershly Inflated II usy te that Rte
i4l world hzve met the same fs'e rhi-h
fhe s. yer pssce encountered. AZ any rat
fhe reporter and net care - taes the
Il-s = the espenusnt
That iooked-For Dinner
PIT ne French r~stao-arf ana thr
sss rv snticlpat~d dinner there Yri H..
rs red ana - iafsf IN 10 sft-r11,r
the ri per-e- went there 81 expected
~ sr1 q suds1His diairg racn tgt o
st~Sd D. entsrei barn su o4'd faaf 81
WSs forced ~ initiate TIE other quests
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

Il President Palmer we're 20 take r..
neal. IN the worlds fair restaurants be
rould return N Michigan a banuupt
publisher
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
You Have All Heard OF
Microbes and BaciIIi.
AND ALSO You PERHAPS HAVE HEARD OF
Jewett Filters!

If you arc not using a Jcwett Water Filter you
stand very good chance of knowing more about Baci
and Microbes than you care to, or good for YOU To-
know Not drop of water should be taken into the
system without thorough publication The purIhcatIon
can only be accomplished through the medumshlp of
good practical Filter The JEWETT good, prao-
teal Filter and its will you doctor bills
than IT costs many times over
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

This would not have been SO bad had
the dinner even been III Ia eat. but IL
was not The feed was ~ no better
quality than Is furnished IN the cheapest
restaurants and the cooking was IN no
way superior The surroundings were.
az said In every way uncomfortable and
there was absolutely no service AT all.
tie dishes. which were not even gar
nished. being thrown on the table in the
same way that customers are served at "A
cheap lunch house during the noon
rush
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

Nor everything ~ the Jsck~or Park
show . gaanisee al The extortion sx.
hihit iu highly srishe3 state =
beauty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

l. TITS movement for TIE r-ln-oliia
tion - 'he baptist ehnrcA..s Tor the par
pose Il creating a water trust
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

But while the reporter was still re-
GREETING that overlooked fricassee a
friend. who had seated himself AT the
same table. ordered some. Then. when
it came. the reporter changed his mind
again. as il consisted Of few chicken
bones and soggy dumping and the
friend. sending it back. got in return
some ribs Of beef and warmed potatoes,
which were absolutely UNBEATABLE. and he
ever, was big enough 10 persuade him
that he had had a first class meal
The reporter. however. consoled him
self with the thought that there were
other restaurants than the Wellington
company's. and he was not going 10
starye 50 long as there was any money
left IN his pocket.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
IS QUITE A CHANGE,
AS EVERYONE KNOWS.

From the sacrifice of Enameed ware to the dcmo-
ton of prices of Fishing Rods is certainly a radical
change We have succeeded in jumping our profit
cutting machine from the House Furnishing side of
store to the Fishing Tackle Department and still retain
our equilibrium and now prepared TO offer you
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
A Moderate Break fast.

The reporter went down without his
breakfast-ihe result Of ovcrslceping
and 80. early in the day. he sought the
restaurant in the electricity building.
which is run by the Wellington Cater
ing company. which has the concession
for all the buildings lie thought that
some roast beef. boiled potatoes. sliced
tomatoes and cup of coffee would
make a modest breakfast, such as be
fitted mis- appetite and his pocketbook.
and 50 ordered IL. 1t came. and with it
the following check, which he was re-
9ues,ed Ia pay at the desk:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

1T IL too bad" said the waiter when
the reporter spoke OF the meal he had
had People are no dissatisfied they
have not the generosity TO give any re-
nembrance 10 the waiter" and the poor
fellow who had come 10 Chicago with
golden dreams Of coming tips spoke with
unaffected SORROW.
Then it was that the reporter sized up
the cost Of one days living at the worlds
fair grnunls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

When he saw the check he wished he
had ordered chicken fricassee instead ~
roast beef. as the bill Of fare only noted
% cents as the charge for it. and after
he had tasted the roast beef be was Ger
tain of IL. The beef was so tough it was
almost UNBEATABLE; ii was cold, as was
the single soggy potato for which 10
cents was charged. the Tomatoes were
few. and the coffee was of the kind
which uptown firms find great profit in
retailing at cents a cup. Altogether
il was such a breakfast as the common
kind VI restaurants serve for - cents.
and not as good as that. The price was
first-c.ass. but that was all about it that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
Eats a Lunch.

So at noon he started over 10 the
Casino for u lunch. and ne got it, 1t
was plain one, but the story told by
the check was as follows:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
ROBBED AT THE FAIR
A Chicago Nal Reporter Relates
His Experience
IN The FAIR RESTAURANTS
IL Cost Him Nearly Seven Dollar, for
One bays Neais--ihe Extostion
10 Something Awful

A reporter for The Mail went 10 the
worlds fair yesterday and. unfortunately
for his pocAetbook, carried his Appetite
with HIM.
IL MAS not rayenous arp.iite-It
would have been better had il been. as
then he would have eaten anything
without regard 20 quality aud cooking
but the plain. ordinary appetite Of a
man accustomed 10 eating two moderate
meals day. with light lunch
thrown in al noon. When be came
away IN the evening he still carried that
appetite with hia, for though he had
contributed q number Of dollars 10 the
concesslonaires " DO run the alleged res
taurants. IL Was still unsatlsiied. 10 poor
WAS the food sold al exorbitant prices
aud so wretched the cooking.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

The asparagus was ordered In that
spirit Of blind thoughtlcssncss which
leads a man TO leap before he looks. \
closer investigation Of the prices in the
till Of fare would probably have re-
strained such recklessncss. But still
the reporter could hardly be blamed. as
asparagus il now IN season and he is ac-
customed 10 eat IN on the west side at
the uniform price IL 10 cents portion.
The food here was tritie better than
that at the Wellington restaurant. That
Is to say. II was eatable: but that Was
about all that could be said in its IA.
vor. while the beer was ordinary bud
weiser. the commercial price Of which
Is H. cents bottle The same grade
81 food at the same class Of restaurant,
uptown would cost about as follows:
,let Of beef -
Deer -........---.---.-- Ii
..-.--..-.. 20
II would also be far better served and,
in the cheapest 81 restaurants. certainly
AZ well cooked.
SO far. az the reporters experience had
been rather discouraging. hut he
thought ~ the French restaurant kept
by one M Peters - Paris" and ne re
solved % take his dinner there and see
u ~ were not possible 10 have one good
meal. even II shortage Il the gold re
serve was the result.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
The Greatest
Bargains
I'm Fishing Rods
Ever Presented

Rods, long. Rods short, Rods with two joints Rods
with three joints and Rods with joints. PLAIN Rods,
Fancy Rods. Cheap, Medium Extra Medium and High
Quality Rods. Not Rod but what is worth the
price asked for it The display making in
Fishing Tackle Department is one eve have no hesi
fancy in saying it, that would do credit the worlds
fair.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-02
VA VEREMOs.

A juEgar por telegramas, que
ha publiCado I'm Colega, Ia mayo
ria de los Diputados de Puerto Ri
co, inCluso el jefe del Partido IncOn.
dicional de Ia 1sla, son adictos al
plan de refOrmas AUTONOMOUS del
Sr Maura. Por de contado, ,al Jefe se
le Rtrlbuye una carta de adhesion
dichas reformas, desde ell estableCi
miento sanitaFio, Cerca de Paris,
donde busca su galud.
Esos telegramas son tcmados de
|peri6dicos que comulgan On la igle
sia autonomlsta. Los inspirados On
Las doctrinas del partido a Quien el
SE> Sagaata llam6 continuation
de BspaAa en- America, guardian
absolute silencio acerca de elias,
por 10 que tenemos derecho & cteei
que deben ponerse esas noticias on
rSgWT0sG cNGrengeaG.
De todas suertes esperamos ls
confirmation, y luego jusgaremos
Por hoy declavamos que no Rcep-
tamos las notiCias tal como estan
dadas, nj son. verosimlles, nj crei-
bles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-02
MALASlTUACI0N
FIN A M G. T e r. a

Por 10 que dicen nueStros
d'timos caniss de los Estalos
Unidos y de Ia Antilla hermans,
las circunstancias actualeS, en- 10
que respecta D 10 finAnciero, de la
gran rspdblics, SON fataIes y hacen
augurar un grave y no Iejano con-
aicto. cuyAs consecuencias Dios
sabe 10 que pueden traer ;onsigo.
He aqoi, en- pruebA de 10 que
sxpuesto queda. el siguiente suel-
to, que de uno de los aiudidos can
les recortamos
'Seg6n leemos en- los peri6dicos
reCibidos ultim Nmente de Nueva-
York, & Consecuencia de las nu'
merosas quiebras y suspensiones
de pagos oc1rridas reCieotemente,
| Y con mas psrtic a'idad, on el
Oeste, ell malestar en- los mercadoe
lfinancieros de los Estados UnidoG
esta tomaudo un cariz tan alarm an
to, que de seguir las cosas como
van Y no aplicarse ren8sdiO, no tar
dar& en- sobrevenir una crisis aguds
Y de terribles consecuencias.
ri orc so va del pals en- enormeG
cantidades y las quiebras van cons
tantemecte en- aumento.
Todas estas causaE, Y mss que
NADIA Ia vigenCia de la ley Sher
man, para las com prss de plata
deter nainan una situasi6n que preo-
cupa al mundo fuanCiero y conner
Cial y al COB erno, en- t6rlninos que
seg6n Sc dice, proyecta el Secreta
rio de Hacienda una emission d.
billetes de banCO redimlbles on orr
--aunque hay Quien le niegrte au
torizaci6n para ello--y el PrealdeR
Ito de regreso en- Washington d.
Iunas breVes vacaciones, ha COnfe
renciado con los mjem5ros de 81
lgabinete y pr0yectaIG 10 que se afr
ma, Convocar el Oongreso a sesio
mes extraoTdinarias para deroga
cuknto antes Ia referlda ley s0br'
Ia plata"