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HEAVEN UPON EARTH.
DUKE AND DUCHESS CARL
THEODOR OF BAVARIA.
rhey Pass Their Lives Doing Good for
OTHERS Without Pay or Priee-Names
That VIII Shine In the Worlds His
tory.

HE third Of six
beautiful and tai
ented sisters, the
Princess Maria Jo-
sepha of Braganza.
became the second
wife Of the cele-
brated Royal ocu-
list, Duke Carl
Theodor of Bavaria.
on April %, 1874.
The Princess in
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SOME FARM TOPICS.
INFORM NATION
FARM WORK.
ABOUT


Fertilixing for Cl0ver-A Point IN
Tile Birmingham Venttlah0n-
Feeding Sheep With COttOnsee0
Meal-WateFing HOfses-fOUEtFS
Notes.
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She-"That was very pretty for Mr..
Iselin to kiss his better half after the
race" He-"Yes, 1t was pretty: but re-,
member It was the other Han who Won
the race."-Yonkers Statesman.
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ELks' CONVENTION.

An Effort VIII 10 Made to Remove Fac.
uonal Dlnlculties-Chicago Not Repre-.
Eoutnd.
CHICAGO, March 17.-An effort to ad-
Just tho difficulty between tho branches
OF the order Of Elks will be madeat a con.
vention which opens at tho Auditorium
tomorrow morning. The convention,
or rather, conference, is called by tho
Omaha lodge. It is claimed that rep
resentatives from nearly all OF the lodges
in the country will be present. The
Chicago lodge will not bo ropre-
scented. Tho members Of the local lodge
adhere to tho grand lodge, which met
at Atlantic City last June. and refuse to
recognize that the jamestown faction
has any right to its contention.
The difficulty arose over tho passage
oil resolution ut the annual session OF
the grand lodge at Detroit in June, 1898,
which delegated to a committee the
power to fix the time and place for the
next annual session. Tho committee
called the grand lodge to meet in
jamestown, and the grand officers call
cd the meeting for Atlantic City. E. b.
Hayes, OF Washington, was elected tho
grand exalted ruler by the Atlantic
City faction, and NJ. II. Friday was
elected to tho position by tho jamestown
faction. Since then, the animosity oe-
tween the two factions has grown
stronger and prospects for reaililiation
is lesa hopeful.
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a CLOSE CALL.
In Five Minutes More Ho Would Have
Been Beyond Respite.

In Five Minutes More Ho Would Have
Been Beyond Respite.
CADDo, l. T., March 17.-Johnson
Jacob, the Choctaw who was sentenced
to be shot, has been granted a new
hearing. The news Of the respite
reached the condemned man while he
was awaiting the discharge OF the
sheriff's deadly Winchester. Five min
utes later he would have, been a dead
man. jacob had taken an appeal to
Judge Eyeridge. one OF tho supreme
judges, but no decision had been rem.
dered. and Friday afternoon at .
o'clock preparations Tor carrying out
the law were made. Religious services
had been held and Jacob had made
peace with his Maker aud was ready to
go.
He had shaken hands with his friends
and bade them farewell. had pulled Off
his coat, painted spot over his heart
and taken his scat to await the firing OF
Sheriff Lawrence's winchester. when 4
courier dashed up and handed tho re-
spite to the officer who was about to
carry out the courts sentence. Tho
document granting rehearing month
hence had been delayed, owing to the
extreme cold and high waters which the
courier encountered.
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SPANISH MINISTRY RESIGNS

As n Result of tho Offensive Defense of
tho Minister of Wharf.-The New Cabinet.
MADRID, March 1.-THE Sagasta min
istry has resigned in consequence Of the
trouble in the chamber OF deputies yes
terday, whom all tho reportora with
drow from the house, as protest against
the official defense made by the minis
ter OF war OF tho officers who attacked
and wrecked the Office OF Ell Gloro, the
organ of Senior CASTELAR,. 1t is probable
that Field Marshal Martinez Campoa
will form new cabinet.
The ministers decided to resign at q
council held this evening. Senior Sa-
gasta subsequently went to the palace
and handed tho designations to the
queen regent who accepted them. 1t
is expected that Marshal Martinez de
Campos will form business cabinet.
Senior Sagasta has declared that it is his
intention not to resume tho PREMIER
ship.
Tho government is only able to count
on the support OF tho police, the civil
guard having declined to act against
tho young officers who took part in tho
riot at the offices of Ell Globo.
There is great excitement in the city
and no such military conflict has
been seen since tho restoration OF tho
monarchy.
An explanation of the crisis is that
according to the military codo those
who SANDER tho army through the press
ought to be tried by court martial. Ac-
cording to tho press laws such matters
ought to bo submitted to the supreme
court
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SATISFACTION EXPRESSED

lIy the Italian Government for tho Efforts
of tho Colorado State Government.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March LEX.
pressiors OF satisfaction having been
made by the Italian government with
the stepa taken by the Colorado author
tiles for the apprehension OF the muir
derers OF the Italians at Wasenberg,
tho diplomatic incident occasioncd
thereby ia regarded hero as closed, for
the present at least. That satisfaction
exists is shown by tho telegram that
was sent yesterday by Assistant Secre.
tary OF State Uhl to Governor Mcintyre,
OF Colorado. In this telegram Mr.. Uhl
set forth the expression OF appreciation
manifested on the part OF Baron Fava,
the Italian ambassador here, and Of his
government, and OF the federal govern
ment at the earnest efforts made by the
executive officers to arrest the guilty
parties.
To-day the assistant secretary received
reply from Governor Mcintyre, in
which that official said that the district
attorney had told him (the governor)
that he would use every means to secure
the arrest and conviction OF those who
were guilty. The governor said also
that he had issued proclamation offer
ing reward of 1000 (the limit under
the statutes of the state) for the appre-
hension and conviction OF the guilty
parties.
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ALABAMA wATEnspour
Causes Loss OF Life and 0Iueh Damage I
stock and Property.

Causes Loss of Life and Much Damage TO
Stock and Property.
GADsDES, Ala, March 17.-Nows
comes from several sections OF the state
OF great losses in house. and cattle by
tho big rain and strong winds prevail.
ing tho past few days. A cyclone struck
Prouto and wrecked the house OF W. E.
Copeland. Tho house was torn from
over the heads OF tho Copeland family
and six mombors were moro or less in.
jured.
Lucy Haversham, n nino-year.old girl,
was blown somo distance and struck O
tree, breaking her arm aud leg and sew.
oral ribs. From Brewtoe and Eufalu
comes news OF great damage TO farms
aud destruction to cattle.
Tho worst fatality occurred on the
Coosa river, about thirty miles above
this place. A water spout burst and the
river rose out of its banks, unlodged the
house OF Jacob Anderson, and Carried
him, his wife and baby down the
stream. The house was wrecked upon
rock and the three inmates drowned.
A negro servant saved his life bv catch
ing the limb Of tree as the house sped
down stream. Hundreds OF cattle were
drowned, and fifty to n hundred barns
were wrecked. Three men who were
logging on tho Coosa havo not been seen
since the storm, and are thought tc
have been lost
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LATEST FROM CUBA.
Tho Rebellion 10 Assuming Moro
Serious Proportions.
AN HNTlPATHY lFOR AMERICANS
Exists In Cuban ofloiai Oircios-Tho
Uuitod StatcR Regarded ~ Dcslrlnr
Cuba's Annexatiou-No Turthor In.
formation ou tho Allinuoa's Chni.
loncor-Tho Spanish MtnIstry 10.
signs, on Account of tho Madrtd
Newspaper RiotS

KEY Wrsr, FLA, March IA trust-
worthy report Of tho condition Of affairs
in tho east end OF Cuba 10 brought by n
passenger on tho steamer Maacottc.
~ have travelled throughout tho
mountainous districts constantly since
the trouble beGau," ho said. "and mat
tors aro now in a much worro condition
than the beginning. Tho fighting start
cd in doSultory aud scattered fashion,
but the forces gradually bocamo crya-
tailized, aud thOro arc now fully G,O00
insurgents under arms. They arc In a
dozen or moro dctachmonts, but aro
giving the government no Ond OF trouble.
In many cases tho Spanish troops havo
been beaten back with heavy loss. Tho
most doplorablo ioaturo OF tho warfare
10 the pillnging and burning. Tho in
surgents havo gained conidouce since
the beginning OF the trouble, aud mat
tors in tho eastern district aro in almost
as bad condition us during the war OF
1868.
"Ainuy leaders arc Bpringing up, and
by force OF their intellect and ability,
thny havo induced tho insurgents not to
hold oil longer for tho arrival OF old
leaders. The general opinion in San
tiago is that il the insurgents can hold
out until summon, tho yellow feyor will
help them greatly.
ut Ia said TINT both Pabi and Masso
arc conddont OF taking Santiago before
October. Tho Spanish troops arc guard
ing every road, and nobody is allowed
to pass without giving tho strictest nc.
count OF himself. 1t is rs much as q
mans life is worth in Santiago TO talk
in favor Of the Cubans or tell tho truth.
Several persona have been shot on ac-
count OF an expression OF opinion.
Instances where tho Spani ards wero
defeated havo been published as gov
ernment victories. Four Spanish crpis-
ers werc in tho harbor OF Santiago ono
week ago; now there are but two guard
ing the eastern coast and ono tho
southern.
The passenger also said tho revolt
would kill tho business in Cuba for two
years. Money is already scarce aud
prices are high. A panic is feared. 1t
seems to bo tho general impression
among the Spaniards that the United
States feels bitter toward the Spanish
government and would like nothing
better than an excuse to seize the Island,
hence their hatred OF the Americans.
Nothing official has been received on
tho report OF tho Spanish cruiser firing
on tho Allianca. 1t ia understood that
the Spaniah officials in Havana claim
tho Ailianca was within threo miles of
shore and that the cruiser mad right
to sink her on her refusal to halt.
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FIRE AT CLEVELAND.
A NTStcriouI nIaso Ia tn. Forest City
Causes Large Losses

A NyStsrlouI BIasc IA the Forest City
Causes LnrE" Losses
CLEVELAND, O., March l7.-ThoWorth.
ington block, n: the corner OF Ontario
aud Noble streets, occupied by tho
World newspaper plan. and the A. n.
Kellogg Newspaper Company, was on.
ttroly destroyed by Aro soon after Q
o'clock this evening.
The building was brick and five
stories in height. The basement and
second floor were occupied BY tho Kcl.
IogG Newspaper Company, with COM
posing room and atcrcOtyping plant,
while tho World occupied tho Fl rst and
fifth floors. On tho third floor was tho
Clatlin Manufacturing Company, ma
kevs of light hardware, aud on tho
fourth floor was tho Bandeau Bros,
passomentrio company, manufacturers
oil dress aud cloak trimmings. Tho
loss on tho building is estimated at
$4,000 with $4,000 insurance. Tho
loss OF tho Cleveland World is placed q.
100000. with $4,000 insurance Tho
Kellogg Newspaper Conpany's loss IL
$4,000, and insurance $4,000. Tho
Cla1n Manufacturing Company and
Bandeau Bros, loss about $4,000 zach,
which is insured.
The cause OF tho fro Is mystery.
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

Monsignor Satoili Celebrates High Mass ut
Waslington-God's Chosen People.
WASHINGTON, March 17.-St Patrick's
day, coming on Sunday, was celebrated
at St. Patrick church to-day with high,
poptiGcal mssa by Monsignor Satolli
and sermon by Rev. Father Richards,
president OF Georgetown college, on the
worldwide work wrought by St. Patrick
and the Irish race. Monaignor Satolli
was assisted in the service by Fathers
Rocker and S. Baretti and large num-
Der OF tho local Catholic clergy. His
celebration OF the mass was accompanied
by orchestra, choir and organ.
Father Richards sermon was notable
in portraying the Irish race as Gods
chosen people OF modern times as the
Jews had been the chosen people OF the
old dispensation, and also in its elo-
quent tribute OF loyalty to the pope and
his American ablegate, MonHlgnor Sa-
tolli
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DELIBEEhrE SUICIDE.
A Member of tho Chicago Board of Ira,
BECOMES Discouraged nnd Kills Hi

A Member of tho Chicago Board of Trade
Becomes Discouraged and Kills Him.
self.
CHICAGO, March 17.-Frank McFar-
lane, prominent member of the Chi
cago board OF trade, was found dead in
Warrington park by two policemen
this morning. Investigation showed
that McFarlnne had shot himself twice
through the left breast. Tho circum-
stances surrounding his death show
that it was deliberately planned. 1t
showed that McFarlane had been BROOD
ing for several days over business en-
barrassments, and in letter addressed
to. the public he said he had tried and fail
ed so often since he came on the board,
that ho was At last disueartened and
ready to give up; that he had met de-
feat again Saturday which was moro
than he could endure. ard concluded by
warning all honest men to bowarc OF
the board OF trade.
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CHICAGO, March 1.-THE feature OF
the St. Patrick's day celebration hero
to-day was long parade composed Of q
number Of Irish and Catholic societies,
including the Ancient Order OF Hiberni.
ans, Clan-Na-Gael guards, the Seventh
infantry Illinois national guards. The
procession conaisting OF five divisions,
marched through the principal streets
OF the city and was led by Grand
Marshal NJ. J. Kelly. It is estimated
there were weretwenty Thousand people
in tho parade. Great crowds OF specta-
tors thronged the limo OF march. The
day coming on Sunday special se,vicea
were also held in all the Catholic
churchea.
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oNE or rnEll FouNp.
oao of the Missing Colorado Italians IS
Found IN n Serious Condition.

DENVER, CoLo.. March ia special
to the News says: Pietro Gia-
banco, one Of The men supposed TO
have been killed at Bear Creek, has
been found. lie was discovered last
riSh. By soma Mexieans about ten milo,
from tho scene Of the tragedy. His
feet were frozen aud he was in pitt.
able condition from exposure, hunger
and fright. Tho sheriff was notified and
this morning took him to Pueblo, wnerc
hc was placed in jail. Antonio Bia.
ba!to, the other prisoner, has not ye.
been found aud Pie,ro does not know
whero he Is. When Pietro'a feet wero
frozen aud he was unable longer to
walk, Antonio lef. him. The bodies OF
LoreDZo Danino. Francisco Ronchotto
and S.anisiauS Nit.one wcro taken from
tho undortaksr's rooms to-day 10 the
Catholic church, whore mass was per.
formed. after which their bodies
were followed 10 tho cemetery by
large number OF people. All the ItRl.
ANbh AAShAA AkVNuo hhu wv
country coal camps werc present. Thus
eLds life's history in tho history OF life,
50 far rs these three men are concerned.
Consul Cunoo has sent in the official
testimony OF the affair TO the officials OF
hia government At Washington. He Is
now making IN investigation OF his own.
The consul says he will stay here for
month, II necessary. to learn what he
wishes. Hc Is making thorough and
exhaustive examination OF all tho Incl.
dents connected with tho unfortunate
affair. He says his governments is in no
hurry and that everything will be done
quietly and in order. It is also certain
that he Is now making up report OF
his own and that it will cover many
things not in the official report. To-
day his secretary, Mr. Alboe, arrived
from Denver.
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A PLAUSIBLE STORY?
Woman who was Robbed Reports Her
Diamonds Rccoyorcd,

4 Woman who was Robbed Roports Her
Diamonds Recovered.
Several weeks ago Ada Foater, who
keeps resort over on tho South Side,
reported to :he police that sho had boon
robbed, representing that several dia-
monds, agGregating in value several hun
dred dollars, had been taken. Since
that timo the police have boon unable
to find tho thief. Last night ut mid
night, however, according TO Miss Eos.
ter, Il boy knocked Mt tho door OF her
house and handed package to her and
thcn ran away. Tho woman opened the
package, 80 sho says. and to her amaze.
ment found tho diamonds. She told
Officer Dcvinney that sho supposed the
thief was either conscicncc.stricken or
had become frightened. All OF which Is
very plausiblo-"nit."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
AIASSILLON MINERS,

Tho District ainy Go Out on Sympathetic
Strike.
MAss1LLos, O., March 1.-THE refusal
OF miner employed at Ninglcwood to
work in room where tho coal was con.
siderably under four feet in thickness
and the unwillingness OF tho company
to give him another, precipitated u
sympathetic strike, which is really n
demand for extra pay for working low
coal. A notice has been posted order
ing tho men to return to work Monday
morning or remove their tools and con-
sider themselves discharged. It's feared
the Issue may bo made district ques-
ton.
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Enrrrd Chcclr Nnrrafnr.

NEWARK, O., March 16.-A stranger
attempted yesterday to work tho Poo.
ple'a National bank on forged check
lie was heavy sot man OF medium
sizo and spoke with German accent,
giving tho name of NJ. r. Morris. He
presented a check for SIS drawn by
David Thomas. miller and properly
indorsed. ]. II. Franklin, tho cashier,
noticed that the check was numbered
and filled out with inks OF different
color. He stepped to the telephone to
inquire Of MIR. Thomas whethor he had
drawn such check, and the fellow an.
ticipatng trouble LETT and was not suc.
Cessfully followed by tho police.
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WICHITA, KAEs., March l7.-Quite q
stir was caused in political circles hero
tonight by tho announcement that Mrs.
Mary E. Lease would be nominated ior
mayor OF Wichita tomorrow by n citi.
zena' convention to make tho mayoralsy
iigh. against the regular Republican
nominee. II sho accepts, as stated she
will, the women and tho Prohi5itionista
will back her in the fight aud women
arc already talking about getting sui.
fragist orators OF national reputation to
hold rally every night till tho CAM
paign is ended. 4 hot two weeks cam.
puign is looked for.
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a PASTORS PLIGHT.
His Congregation Tnink That dc Marie
Too SoDu

His Congregation Tn.ni That &c Married
Too Soon.
RALEIGH, March 17.-Rev. D. ".
Michael, pa7tor OF the Lutheran church
in Irodell couu ty, is the central figure in
4 very sensational trial. He had been,
onducting a mixed school. His atten-
tions to one OF his female pupils, Miss
, ,Troutman, became 90 marked that he
was cautio ned, but without avail. Last
September his wife dropped dead while
he was ut school, and three months
aiterward he married Miss Troutman.
The case became public scandal and the
president OF tho North Carolina synod
Of the Evangelical Lutheran church has
appointed committee to investigate.
They have commenced Investigating,
sitting with closed doors. Michael is
forty yeara OF age and is an excellent
preacher.
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CIAEKsDvRG, ". Va, March IT,
William I. Byrd, Of this city, travelling
salesman for q Baltimore shoo house,
and another salesman named Simon,
living Mt Philippi, wero poisoned BY cat.
ing canned poaches at Il hotel in Cairo,
Ritchio county, on Friday, and both nre
now in dangerous condition. They
were taken i'll during the night, and
when found wero at the point Of death.
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dealers in salt and grain. at tho corner
Of tho layeo and Bremen avUuuo was
burned, causing loss OF Ss0l0o0 on
tho building and contcn,I; fully In
surCd. Tho building was ,wo-story
ono, about l50 leOt long and forty widO
and contained salt aud grain, valued at
SlS0,0O0, which escaped tho fire, but
woto swept away and destroyed by tho
lood Of waicr thrown on tho ANmoG
Tho fro broke out in tho Office, pro-
Iumably from tho stove, It ragged all
day, but was confined to tho Rogers
vnreh onso
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PARIS, March IA Shanghai dis
patch statcs that the Japanese army at
Now Chwang captured all the supplies
OF provisions, etc., which were intended
10 last tho Chinese three months. They
alao hold all tho outports from which
new supplies could arrive. Thus the
Chinese troops in Manchur!a will be
compelled nithor TO yield or to speedily
retreat IN tho direction OF Pekiu. 1t is
reported in Shanghai tha: tho British
Mediterranean squadron is going to the
east. KS
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Christmas. Petor kaufman. married
and tho father Of O large family, Friday
morning mot Sieglried and wanted 10
fght. slegfricd refused and wont 70
school. Last evening az ho came from
school he saw Kaufman coming toward
him. Hc ran back 10 the school.houye.
picked up ball bat and as Kaufman
camo toward him struck two blows on
tho left sidc ot his head which caused
his death late las. night Sieslricd was
arrested and Is now 10 iail.
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MtLLERsBURo, O., March 17.-Tho
Holmes county infirmary. near this
place, burDed this morning, causing a
los. OF $4,000. upon which there was
m insurance OF $4,000. The forty-six
inmates OF tho institution were rescued
with great difficulty, but nll were taken
ont safely.
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FORTY-THIsEE BODIES

Recovered and Six More Miners Missing.
The Ownor WIN Pcnsion tho Enmilics.
TEoppAU, AUSTRIAN SILEsIA, March IL.
-Forty-three bodies havo been recov-
cred from the Hohnnegge mine, tho
scene yesterday OF a disastrous explo-
sion OF fire damp. Only six of the mi
nera are now unaccountcdio ior. Archduke
Frederick, the owner OF the mine, will
pay pension Of 100 torins each to tho
widows. The widows and orphans will
also receive pension from the miners
benevolent society.
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SANTA FE, n. NJ, March IA few
days since tho new "silver party" ad
dressed letter to cx.Governor Prince
announcing his selection by tho execu
tive committee rs u member OF tho nov
party's provisional committee from Now
Mexico. He has sent reply to Chair
man a. ]. Warner declining the invita-
ton.
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KURDISH FIENDS.
Another Chapter in tho ROIgn OF
Death at sassoun.
HORRIBLE HTROCElES PRECIlCED
py.he Kurds and Turks Upon tho
Armenian Christians.
rgIrDREu SOUGHT FOR SLAUGHTER

q, aorcIloss Human Brutes-Tho
Village OF A1hbi Literally Extcrmi.
p.,ed-When tho Armenians Dc.
ts.tcd tho Kurds tho Regular Turk.
,,h Troops Wero summonod-Tho
Women Armed Themselves and
Fought Desperately for Their
IIomos-Entiro Families Killed In
the aiassacrc-Tho Survivors Hid in
tho Cavorns in tho Mountains
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Thought to bc From the Missing Cruiser


CoNsrANriNorLE, March 1.-THE
porte. roplying to protest from Sir
Phillip Currie, the British minister, as.
sured him that measures would bo
taken 10 protect Christians in Asia
Minor. Tho porto has also assured Mr..
Terrell, tho American minister, to tho
sann niEarf ~ 'tE. Z.