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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-14
sunday Dinner at the wIsnor.

SOUP.
Chicken Broth.
ROAST
Roast Beef Brown Gravy Spring Lamb BAR
hccued, Boiled Tongue with Tomato
Sauce. spring Chicken Pir.
VEGETABLES.
Mashed Potatoes. Green Corn. French Peas
Asparagus on Toast.
ENTIRE.
Veal CroquetteS.
DESSERT.
Green Apple Pie, Rhuharh Pie. Vanilla
Ice Cream.
FRUITS.
WatcrmciouS. Nuts.
BREAD.
Corn Bread. Rye and Cream Bread.
Assorted Cakes.
DRINKS.
Milk. Butter Allk. Ice Tea. Coffee
and Tea.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-14

Ardmore Tent No. ,, Knights of
the Maccabees, will initiate a candi-
date at new Odd Fellows hall Tues
day evening, July 16. Eighty Ard
moreites have made application for
admission. The charter will close
as soon as one hundred applications
are secured and approved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-14
Sale of the Seattle Goods.

Marshal Stowe Will on Monday
next at o'clock p. m, sell the c.
\. Scaife stock of merchandise un-
der order of attachment 10 the high
est and best bidder.
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one other than himself viii be glad
to observe the style of the new firm
OF Cruce & Bennett, lawyers, whose
card appears today for the first time.
The junior member OF the partner
ship is Caswell Bennett, and his
senior is A. c. Cruce, who this way
introduces his brilliant young kins-
man TO the court circles in the In
dian Territory. Their practice in
the territory courts will be confined
TO civil business, but Mr.. Bennett
will practice generally in the court
at Paris.
Under such auspices Mr.. Benefits
success is assured and he has nat
ural ability enough to sustain him
self In the position. He has already
appeared on behalf OF Mr. Cruce in
the prosecution OF some cases before
Judge Walcott and has confronted
some OF the ablest attorneys OF the
bar with distinguished ability. The
Offices Of the new firm will be in the
rooms reserved for Judge Hobby in
the Herbert & Lewis building until
the Johnson, Cruce & Crucc building
is completed and afterwards in that.
Mr. W. Cruce succeeds the United
States attorney in tho firm Of John
son, Grace & Cruce, and the old
style Of the firm is retained by them.
White Frost roller patent is the
Hour. lat
Dissolution Notice.
The partnership heretofore exist
ing between Will Roney and j. ID.
Burnett has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr.. ROney retir-
ing and Mr.. Burnett continuiong the
same, paying all firm obligations and
collecting all accounts due the firm.
July -, 1895. WILL RoNEY.
li-Jt j. ID. BURNETT.
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special One Way Rates

From July 9th TO 25th inclusive the
Santa Fe Route will make special
one way rates at about one half re
gular rates, to Kansas City, st. Louis
Topeka, Toledo, Chicago and Omaha
Call upon undersigned for full in
formation. i. II. MASON
Agent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-14

Before Commissioner Walcott yes
terday the case of assault and bat
terry continued from Friday was dis
posed Of. John Clark and Jim Clark,
jointly charged with assault and bat
terry on Garret Divine at the picnic
at Graham on the Fourth of July.
The jury on Friday were unable to
agree. Yesterday the charge against
jim Clark was dismissed, and the
jury on the case of John Clark
brought in verdict OF not guilty.
TriX Burtch, charged with larceny
of a razor from w. r. Douglas, a
colored barber on Caddo street, was
fined $40 and given ten days in Jail.
The ARDMOREITE for news, the
White Frost full patent for bread.
11-4t
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At kelley's stands you viii find the
finest line Of canned goods ever sold
in Ardmore, will be sold NJ cost this
week.
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NetIes 20 Iiof Owner.

II you don't put mp your hogs and
thus stop thir depredations on our
premises, you will have to pay for
them when you get them out Of our
pens.
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/ have a pair of boots that stands
the mud and / got them from Bot
toms & Hamilton, the shoe men. i4-St
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All kinds of choice groceries at
Kelley stand will be sold this week
al cost.
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FOX SALE-TwO desirable residence
lots in Ferndalc addition. A big bar
gain for cash. Apply at this office.
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Week End Excursion. Galveston. Tex.

The G G x : Ry is again going
to establish their popular Week End
Excursions, to Galveston on Satur-
day July 18th, July 18th, August 10th
and August oath. The fare for the
round trip will be $500. Tickets
sold only on above dates and limited
to leave Galveston not later than
the following Tuesday morning
Special free excursions will be
run 10 the "Jetties" each Sunday
at 3 p IN by the way of Bay" leav-
ing Morgan's wharf. Let all who
can take a dip in the Gulf. Call on
the undersigned for any further in
formation. /. X. MASON,
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The bills Of fare for Sunday din
ners at the Bruce and the wisnor
hotels speak for themselves. Read
them and take your choice Of the
dainties they offer.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AT TIE WIsNoR.

;. NJ. Van Cleave, Kansas City; ".
Y. Bits, J. O. Hutcheson, St. Louis;
NJ. 5. Miller, Gainesville; Il. l.. Me
Carty, Houston; Hugh r. Covington,
Fort Worth; NJ. W. Joyce, New Or
leans; Bryan Snyder, Dallas; W. d..
Oliver, Purcell; p. L. Muskogee; 5.
Westheimer, city.
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Trimmed sailors for only twenty
five cents at Mrs. NJ. +. SpurgeOn's.
1a-2td WI
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PresbytsrIsn Church.

Subject OF morning sermon,
"Christ's unlimited proprietorship, "
Acts 27:23.
For the evening, THE snre way to
find God, John 1916.
Sunday school at s:45.
II was glad when they said unto
me, let W go unto the house Of the
Lord Ps. 1921.
4. &. MCKINLEY, Pastor.
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For ALE-Two desirable residence
lots in Ferndale addition. a big
bargain for cash. Apply at this Of
flee.
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For SALE-At bargain, n course
in business college. IL you want a
business education this Is your OPP
portunity. Apply nj this ofiice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-14

The leading grocers handle Bra
dy's roller meal. l4-ft
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DR.. John Fee, Of Oklahoma City,
was called here today in consulta-
ton with DR.. Walter Hardy, anent
the case Of Mrs. DR.. Davis, who Is
very much prostrated with a severe
attack OF continued fever.
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Jude Hobby Re.rraed.

In the case Of the Salina Milling
company against &. A. Scaife, where
in Master in Chancery Hobby al
lowed the defendants schedule OF
exemptions, and on which finding an
appeal was taken TO the district
court, Judge Kilgore reversed the
decision and rendered the judgment
in favor Of the plaintiffs. The de-
PENDANTS gave notice Of appeal TO
the territory supreme court
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New and Changed Ads.

This morning appears two new
professional cards, those Of Johnson,
Cruce & Cruce; and Cruce & Ben
nett, also a change of Bottoms &
Hamilton, the shoe men. Give them
your attention and don't forget
whore YOU saw them announced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-14

The J. ID. Kelley stock OF grocer
les will be closed out at once regard
less Of cost.
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FOR SALE-Two desirable residence
lots i'm Ferndale addition. A big bar
gain for cash. Apply az this Office.
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II your grocer has not Big patent
-four, tell him TO 20 get you a sack.
He knows where TO find IL. ls-4t
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The Kelley stock Of groceries mus,
be sold al once.
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Go to Burnitt's Paint store for
store and Office shades, lettered CT
unlettered. 5-f
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The Kelley stock is composed of
the best and cleanest line OF grocer
les in Ardmore. Will be closed out
at once
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. a. Eddleman left
this morning for Clinton, Kentucky,
where Mrs. Eddleman will spend the
summer. Mr.. Eddleman will return
in about two weeks. The ARDMoRE-
TIE follows them.
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LePage mueilage 81 az nerndon's.
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Yesterday there was an assault
case on before Commissioner Wal
colt. One Of the witnesses when
asked where he lived replied, 81
live on Buttermilk. four miles from
slapout." And the attorney and
court were just as ignorant as ever,
but they laughed all the same.
Rev. Dr. Gunn, Of oklahoma City,
will be here today and will probably
hold services Monday.
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Mr.. E. II. HELEN, an experienced
cotton buyer of Alabama, is visiting
our city with a view of locating here.
He is a friend of Mr.. r. ). Williams
of this city.
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Jes Delap and John Allen, both of
Gainesville, are in the city visiting
friends and relatives. Mr.. Delap is
one of North Texas most skilled
printers. This Office acknowledges
a pleasant call.
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Mrs. Joe Schmidt and her sister,
Mrs. DIR. f. Zinden, of Paris, are in
the city visiting Mrs. Schmidt's thus
band, who is one of Ardmore's re-
cent business attainments.
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HoLDER; Watkins & LADD.
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For SALE-Two desirable residence
lots in Ferndale addition. \ big bar
gain for cash. Apply at this office.
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For SALE-At bargain, a course
in business college. If you want 4
business education this is your OPP
portunity. Apply at this office.
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Miss Ollie Mccoy has returned from
Dougherty where she had been visit
ing her little cousins.
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White Frost roller patent is th
Hour. Ia-st
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G. p. Bruce, the L. ;. clerk Of
Pauls Valley, came down on the af-
ternoon train Yesterday.
The herald., 1895-10-01
A TERRESTRIAL SMASHUP
Which Has Been Predicted for q
Thousand Years
Comet Which Serves the Purpose of Secur.
ing Free Advertising for M. Flam-
marions Book

NEW YORK. Sept. 3o.-A special to
the Herald from Paris says:
A special telegram from Kiel observa-
tory announces the approach of the comet
of Faye had been discovered by Professor
Javelle of the Nice observatory. Without
taking an alarmist view of affairs it may
be we'll to point out the theory so graph
ically developed IN NJ. Flammarion' S
book. La Fin du Monde. In that work
collision between comet and the
earth is described with astronomical pr e.
cision. and during the extraordinary
phenomena that ensued there was un-
usual heat. the first phases OF which were
similar to those now prevailing In north
eastern Europe. Can it bo possible that
the present high temperature is the
precursor of terrestrial smashup with
Faye's comet? Be that as it may, con-
tlnued drought and heat are causing SER
ious inconvenience all over Europe. The
Seine, Marne and Loire have never been
as low as now. and water famine in
numerous districts seems to be impend-
ing.
Slight fevers are becoming prevalent
and animals are suffering. Cases of sun
stroke are numerous in Great Britain
and on the continent, and the weather
reports indicate that the heat covers all
western and central Europe.
The herald., 1895-10-01
THEY MISTOOK THE SIGNAL
An Error That Cost the Lives of
Six Men
An Immense Rock Falls on the Unsuspecting
People, Crushing Them to a Pulp.
Others Wounded

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 30.-Six lives
were sacrificed at quarry eight miles
from Independence this morning by the
premature explosion of a blast. The VIC
Tins are Miles McTiernan, contractor
Con Pruitt a farmer, 25 years old; Daniel
Larkin, Antonio Carlin and Pat Welsh,
quarry men, and Tom Ferguson, 8 years
old. The men were crushed under huge
rock and instantly killed; the boy lived
a few hours.
In addition to these John Ferguson,
Joe Fleming. Edward Cinci and d ick
Millard, who were standing near the
quarry, were severely bruised, but their
Injuries are not serious.
Two blasts hau been set. one of powder
of small proportions, the other of dyn-
amite, each to be touched off by electric
ity. 1t was intended to touch off the
smaller one, and the men nad stepped
out of the way and right under the other
blast. The man whose business it is to
tonch off the blasts mistook the signal
ami set off the large blast. A terrific ex-
plosionf ollowed, jarring loose an i'm
nlense overhanging rock. which mashed
the men TO a pulp. 1t was several hours
before the deatn- dealing rock could be
removed and ths remalns of the victims
recovered. Most OF them were married
and leave families.
The herald., 1895-10-01
HAD NO BATTERY HANDY
A Criminal COffined While His Heart
Still Beat
He Proclaimed His Innocence to the Last and
Promised to fleet His Friends
in Heaven

WALLA WALLA. Wash. Sept. 3O.-At
Pomeroy today Charles Myers was hanged
for the murder Of Frank Sherry over two
years ago. Myers was convicted of setting
fire to the Asotln hotel at Asotin City. in
which Sherry was burned to death.
After ascending the scaffold Myers
made short address, stoutly proclaim
ing his Innocence and saying the circum-
stances were against him. To the last
moment he had shopes that Governor Nc
Graw would commute his sentence,to i'm
prisonment for life, but he was dlsap-
pointed.
He claimed to have been converted to
Christianity during his long incarcera-
ton and bade his friends good bye, say
ing he would meet them in heaven. At
ii o'clock the moose; was adjusted to his
neck and the black cap drawn over his
face and the trap sprung. In the fall the
knot shifted to point below his chin
and slowly strangled him to DEATH his
neck not being broken. After hanging
eight minutes physicians pronounced
him dead. 1t was stated by some who
witnessed the execution that life was not
entirely extinct when the body was cut
down and il an electric battery had been
applied Immediately the man could have
been resuseitated, for faint pulse and
respiration. 1t is claimed, were percepti-
bic when the body was placed in the
coffin. The execution was private, only
representatives, OF the press ant. officials
being present.
The herald., 1895-10-01
NATIVE BUT NOT A CITIZEN
A Question for the Courts to Wrestle
With
II an American-Born Chinese Is Not a Citi-
zen, What Is the Position Of
Other AIiens9

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.-The
question as TO whether a Chinese born
on American soil Is citizen of the
United States is to be tested in the
courts. Wong Kim Ark came here re-
Gently from China, demanding a landing
on the ground thet he is a native of Cali
fornia. The collector of the port, while
admitting his nativity, refused him land
ing, claiming that he is not an American
citizen. This decision was in accord
ance with an arrangement already made
with the attorney general, who is anxious
to test the right of native born Chinese
to land here, According to the couten-
tion of ths government, a person born in
the United States must not be at the time
of his birth subject to any foreign power,
thus making it Indispensable to citizen
ship by birth that the parent be then an
American citizen, for if the father be
alien the child will be subject to the
country of the sire. In other words, to
be an American by birth one must bs
born in America and of American par
ents. If this contention of the govern
ment is upheld the standing of all people
born in the United States of alien parents
will be greatly affected. If the decision
in the local courts is not favorable to the
government the case will be taken to the
United States supreme court.
The herald., 1895-10-01
But He Wants to Say 81
Himself
i'd NOT CHOOSE M'KINLEY
An Official Outgiving on the Questioa
of Preference
Mr.. Harrison Has Not Said Anything at An
and Wishes His Friends WeuId
Keep Quiet


WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-The recent
interview with Gen. John G. New, stat
ing that Mr.. Harrison was not candi-
date for the presidency and that the ex-
president would not select Mr.. Mckinley
or Mr.. Reed if his advice were asked,
has attracted marked attention In Wash
ington among those who have been close
ly and officially associated with Mr.. Har-
rlson. Several of these gentlemen, in-
cluding a member of the Harrison cabi-
net, conferred today with a view to cor
recting any misapprehension that may
have arisen. As a result it was deter
mined that General Michener, who. with
General New. was in charge of the in
terests of Mr.. Harrison at the last Re-
publican national convention, would be
asked TO make a statement. General
Michener's statement is tonight given to
the Associated Press as follows:
~ think Mr.. New has been misquoted.
The public certainly understands by this
time that General Harrison il in no
senss candidate for the nomination.
Not being in the field, there is nothing to
withdraw from.
THAT he would not select either Gov
ernor Mckinley or Mr.. Reed if his opin-
Ion were asked, Is simply the opinion
of Mr.. New if correctly quoted. and it
should not be taken as expressing the
sentiments of the eX-president.
"rhe making of candidates is an art
that he never practiced in the past, nor
is he likely to engage in it at this time.
''The guesses, or views, or opinions,
of his friends should be treated As such.
and for anything definite or accurate il
would be we'll to await such expressions
or actions MS General Harrison may see
proper to give the public directly
The herald., 1895-10-01
ELECTION FRAUDS
Georgia PopuIists Accused Of Indecent vlo-
lation of the Law

Georgia Popuists Accused Of Indecent Vlo-
iation Of the Law
ATLANTA, Ca. Sept. 30.-There are
signs of trouble in the Tenth congression-
al district over the special election for
congress to be held Wednesday. Tom
Watson, PopuIst, and ]. c. Black, Dem
ocrat, are the candidates.
A special to the Journal from Augusta
today says: "A party of Democrats,
including two expert registry clerks, who
went up to Lincoln county to examine
the registration books, returned this
morning. They say that as soon as they
arrived in the county runners were sent
out into the country marshaling armed
hands OF Populists, who intlmidated and
threatened violence to the committee at
every step. They were not allowed to
see the BOOKS and were told not to touch
them nor to assist the registers in ex-
pediting the work. The errand of the
committee was fruitless. Members of the
comm ittee say any Populists who felt so
disposed took the names of voters in
small note books and .his was called
registration. No questions were asked"
The registrars have thrown out num-
Der Of votes, but the Populists openly
and boldly declare that every man IN
Lincoln that wishes to vote shall vote.
registry or no registry. The frauds are an
outrage on law and order and even upon
decency. The P0pulsts in tho county
say that had Berkin Wright visited there
when he had intended to few days since
he would not have returned alive.
The herald., 1895-10-01
AN ANCIENT BLOOMER GIRL
Mistakes the Significance of the Mod
ern Garment
She 1ay Work. but the New BIoomerite Is
Not Given to Vows of Eter.
nal CeIibacy

OSWEGO, N. Y, Sept 30.-Dr. Mary
Walker, who forty years ago preached the
gospel of dress reform to the women of
this country and who was ARE ested in
many cities for dressing and appearing on
the public streets in male attire, is the
apostle of a scheme for the bloomer girls.
Through Lawyer H. c. Benedict OF
this city, DR.. Mary has bought farm,
containing 1876 acres of land, seven miles
west OF this city. and proposes to form
colony in which men shall have no part.
Only females who will bind themselves
to life of celibacy while mem bers of the
comm unity and to wear boomers for
life, are to be eligible. They will work
the farm in all it's details, plant and har-
vest crops, dispose of them in market,
and take care of the stock. The site Sc
leoted for the colony is in the heart of
the finest fruit country of the state of
New York.
The herald., 1895-10-01
STORMS ALONG THE LAKES
Winters Advent is Marked by
Rough Weather
MANY VESSELS STRANDED
September Storms Strew the Lake
Shore With Wrecks
Eighteen Disasters Are Reported as the Re-
suit of Yesterdays Blow, but Pew
Lives Were Lost


Associated Press Special Wire.
CHICAGO, Sept. Soy ssterday's
storm on the lakes was one of the most
violent and destructive of recent years.
No less than eighteen vessels have been
reported stranded at various points, while
reports continue to be received of others
flying signals of distress. At Milwaukee
the schooner Condor is long overdue, and
fears are felt for her safety. Thirteen
persons narrowly escaped drowning wnen
the steam barge Kershaw went on the
reef at Choclay beach, breaking COM
pletely in two.
Five steamers are grounded near De-
troit, and the barge K. J. Henry went to
pieces on the rocks near Saulr Ste. Marie.
Several vessels lost deck loads and 9TH
ers were stripped of all canvas, steering
gear, etc. The steamer Puritan, from
Chicago to st. Joseph, Mich, was Obliged
to put back to port after making three
attempts to land at the latter port. The
passengers became panic stricken, and
many of them so sick that they were un-
able to care for themselves. Thus far no
loss of life has been reported.
SACLT STE. MARIE, Mich Sept. 30.
The steamer Schuck, which arrived this
afternoon. reports that while laying t.
for shelter in Copper narbor the City OF
Paris came in there and went ashore on
Flat rock. The steam barge Birckhead,
towing the schooners Chester b. Jones
and Elma, lumber laden, Baraga to Og-
densburg, lost her consorts off White
Fish Yesterday morning. The Elma is
reported as laundering with all hants
lost on Munising bay. She carried a
crew of eight.
MARQUETTE. Mich. Sept. 30.-News
was received here late tonight of ths loss
of the schooner Elma Sunda off Miners
river, with all hands on board. The crew
of the vessel umbered seven. together
with woman and child. She left Bar
aga Saturday night in tow of the steamer
Birkhead. The tow line parted during
the furious gale of Saturday highland the
steamer was unable to do anything to-
ward rescuing the sailing vessel or those
The herald., 1895-10-01
ONLY AN INSURGENT CANARD
Spain Need Not Suppress the Insurrec-
tion in Cuba
Which Is Very Fortunate for Spaln-Secrctary
Olney Positively Denies the Recently
Published Statement

LONDON, Sept. 3o.-The Spanish en-
bassy here published o denial OF the
statement cabled from the United States
to the effect that Secretary of State O.ney
has given warning to the Spanish govern
ment that unless they had succeeded in
snppressing the insurrection in Cuba in
the next three months the United States
governmnt would Interfere for the pro-
lection of the insurgents. The Spanish
embassy declares that this story is entire
ly fictitious and that the Spanish rela-
tions with the United States regarding
Cuba are working smoothly and with
no apparent friction.