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crrY AND COUNTY.

Professor Boggs, the University en- gineer of irrigation, has made prellm- mary investigation along the Rillito ta ascertain the probability of im- pounding water for irrigation. The investigation was undertaken by the direction of the board of regents at the instance of the city council. No report has been made yet by Professor BOggs
 Ricardo Romero while wandering in the vicinity of Judge Scott's court in Tucson accidentally found a commit ment to the county jail for thirty days and he let him keep it. It appears that Ricardo Is lucky at finding things. Last week he found a horse belonging to c. F. Schumacher and as and he didn't want it he sold same to Joe Goldtree with the foregoing re- suits.
 Wood ia getting to be wood in Tuc- son. The Papago wood merchants who enjoy a monopoly of the business tl.is week announced horizontal raise Of a dollar a load Whether 1t is growing scarcer or whether to the un- tortured mind of the Papago it ap- pears that at this season of the year purchasers must have it, is not known. But at any rate wood is higher than 1t has been for years. lStar.
 Skinny" Copper broke worlds record at tue park last Sunday in Tue son by riding half mile in l:07 paced. The record breaking lies in the circum- stance that the rider is only sixteen wears old and no other rider so young ever made a half mile so fast. Fred Graves started out on mile paced, but the pacing tandem broke on the fourth quarter and he came iu unpaced in 2:l9. The first half was made in I:05; the ihree quarters in l.4l.
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ARTICLE

The names of the incorporators are W. F. chenoweth r. II. Welles and II. K. Cheno-
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE OFFICE. prurNIx, ARiz Nov. z, 1895.

 During thc past year our people and the Territory have been steadily advancing in material. educational moral and religious development. which ieiis fur the 'appiness ei the people and permanent prosperity. The desert places are beng reclaimed bounteous rains have .lven abundance of pasture to our herds: the mines are yielding their treasures The hnsbandman reJoices in the gene rous product Of the farm; the merchant mechanic and all classes of toilers enjoy renewal Of trade. which establishes confident hope for the future. Our health restoring and health preserving cline has insured Us against cpi- demic. pestllence and many forms of disease All the factors Of civilization are planted and experiencing a substantial growth. These conditions should invoke spirit of gratitude thanksgiving and praise to the Giver of so much good
 Mindful of the principles inc Pilgrim fathers planted on our shores, and the time bonore6 custom of more than q century, and in conformity with the proclamation of Grover Cleveland. President of the United States, L, Lonis c. Hughes, Governor of the Territory Of Arizona, do hereby appoint Thursday, November 2sth A. D. 1895, A DAY OF THANKSGIVING. GRATITUDE
 AND PRAISE.
 recommend all public business be ssus- pended on that day that we assemble in our usunl piaces of worship and return thanks to God for His loving kindness and invoke con- tinuance of Divine favor.
 May the faith and traditions Of our fathers be rcklndled and transplanted in this new region our adopted home and civil and re- lisous liberty, moral and material prosper ity, enllqhtened and free government be vouchsafed to us forever
 In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the Territory to be affixed
 Done at phpnix the capital this 7th
 os November, 1895, and of the In- lsRALl dependence Of the United States
 the One Hundred and Twentieth.
 By the Governor.
 LOUIS c. HUGHES r. B DEvTRAUx
 Acting Secretary Of the Territory.
 "God be merciful unto us and bless us,
 And cause Ills face to shine upon us'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Articles OfIncOrpOratiOn of
 Of The INTERNATIONAL SANITARiUM ASSOCIATION.
ARTIcLE.k

IT he name of this Corporation shall be the
 \ International Sanitarium As-ociatiOn,and lts principal place Of business shall be the Town of Nogalcs. County Of Pima. Territory of Arizona.
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ARTICLE VI.

The business of this Corporation shall be conducted and controlled by a Board of Di- rectors consisting of Three Stockholders who shall be elected by the Stockholders on the first Monday of June in each year, and until the first annual election the Directors shall be ". r. Chenoweth r Il. Welles and Il. k. ChenoWeth
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ARTICLE VII.

The Directors shall elect one Of their num- Der as President of the Board and shall ap- point such other officers as may be necessary for the effective carrying out of the purposes Of the Corporation.
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ARTICLE

The Bylaws of this Corporation shall be adopted hy the Stockholders, and may be al tered or amended by the Board of Directors by two-thirds vote at any regular meeting of the Board and said alteration or amend ment shall be presented at the next Stock holders meeting for its approval, provided that the same shall be operative until dis approved.
 In witness whereof we have adopted the foregoing Articles of Incorporation, and sub scribed our hands thereto this 18th day of October A. D. 1895.
 II. K. CHENoWETH,
 r. II. WELLES.
 W. r. CHENOWETH,
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II. K. UHENoWETH, F. II. WELLES.
 W. F. CHENOWETH.
m nresence Of.
m preSNn'e OF
 MARIANA NELAsCO. ELISA E. DE CHENOWETH. FEB. WILLIAMS.
TnnRIroRY or ARIzoNA. ] :.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 ounty of Pima.
 Before me. ED. Williams Notary Public, in ard for said County, duly commissioned and sworn. on this day personally appeared H. K. Cheuoweth, r. H. Welles and w. F. Chennweth known to me to he the same per- sons whose names are subscribed to the fore going Articles of Incorporation and severally acknowledged to me. that they executed the Given under my hand and seal of office this --s- 18th day ot October, A. n. 1895. SEAL FEB. WILLIAMS.
 - Notary Publib.
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ARTICLE ".

The Capital Stock Of this Association shall be Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars ts25,Oo0OO divided into shares Of the par value ofTwen- ty-fye Dollars each, certificates for which stock shall be issued only on payment there for. and the stock shall De nonassessable
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ARTICLE EIX.

The private property of the Stockholders in this Corporation shall not be liable for the debts of this corporation.
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ARTICLE VIII.

The highest amount Of indebtedness or liability to which this Corporation shall at any time subject itself shall not exceed the sum of Fiye-Thousand Dollars E5,0o000)
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ARTICLE V.

This corporation shall begin on the 1st day of November <. D., 1895, and shall continue for Twenty-fve Years thereafter.
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ARTICLE LII.

taking care of sick and injured persons; the erection and equipment Of such buildings. as may be deemed necessary for such bnsl- ness and the doing of whatever may lawfully be done, necessary 10 the full establishment of a first class Sanitarium.
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GARD or THANKS

desire thus pu1tinsy 20 thank the
many kind trends ard nefg fEf-2fs VINO
hAss 30 unSelasaly ak1e1 IA caring foE DIS
husband during his las eGA5sVsz 49,
death To foe members q Eureka Lob gss,
No 3. A. p ard \ Il. wEao assisted n
ssonstgEsnE him 30 hts last resting place
and - Rev Father Damon Tor as PART
In the closing ererg8ssS.
AIRS. MINNIE QUAcKENBUSH.
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ASSIGNEE"S NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To the creditors of George r. Riley ara
Edward r. Riley, composing the firm ~
Riley Bros. and 20 all others whom n
may concern
Wherss. the said George Y Riley and
Edward 3 Riley. insolvenfs. have barS,o-
fore made general assignment FOR tha
benefit OF their creditors, and whereas L
Frank 6. Young, Was subsequently, I'D
on the 5th day % March. isss. aprsoirted
assignee % tbs said insolvsTts nv the
Hon. J. " Langley. one of the fudgsw 81
the superior court ~ the state Of vssS-
ingiOn. IN ana for King county
Now. therefore, I. Frank & young a.
such assignee, DO hereby r.ofifv vo,, = -
each OF YOU % such assignment. ara r
further notify you TO present vow c Is.;, !
against the said firm. 1uaer S-fh 80 IN sss ;
a. such assignee n - Chestnut street
Seattle, hing county. Washington. Min.
in three 50 months after The firsf r,,tii
cation OF this notice. p1oai-
Dated seattie. w sh. this 18th dav .,
March. lS0, that being the first day -,
publication hereof "as Oh
FRANK c. YOUNG.
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n order - sern~e eo~-~-t f1zrrtkS1 ~
notices Erses~ thez@ ks~az1snEs4 me sass
e<ousd he 3eFt a. sne AsSzESSs 1r~fNs& -
fssH ssSsse< No g4ezwEx - szk&s2e Ter SSsze
rsms<cFa
Fnnfrzf ssofs res- rf@sTsssftsTsz - eDsf
sxsexSz5 annaHne@rssrsz zs45s - cE3rEss Al
che rate o. % ee@zs E@T Afa eAeA ka~eS-
-rssT.EsE. &c EycER co.
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Legal. NOTICES.


NOTICE or SHERIFF'S SAIE-In the
superior court Of the state OF Washing
ton. for the county OF King Seattle
Building and Loan Association. a cor
poration. plaintiff. vs. A L. Parker 81
al defendants No 1876
Under and by virtue Of an order of sale
and special execution issued out OF the
above named court. in the above entitled
action. and 20 me directed and delivered
! have duly levied upon the following de-
scribed real property. situated in said
King county, Washington. To wit:
Lot nine In block three In BROOKLYN adj
diti0u 10 the city OF Seattle In said King
county. Washington.
Notice IS therefore hereby given that
on Friday the 18th day OF April 1886 at
the hour Of - O'Clock a m Of said dav
At the front door OF the court house In
the city Of Seattle. in said King county. I
viii sell the above described property AZ
public auction. TO the highest bidder. for
cash.
Dated this. the 18th day OF March Tsa5
\. I. VAN DE yANTEP
Sheriff
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yEpEy E-z-Ta eeassle On FrrSsAv, April
u tsss Dorothy Yerkss- infant esHzat-
er - NJ and Nre = Gardner SeTAss.
zged SIX weeks % scarlet feksT
Tsstsgnzent took pszse - Lake ; lew cefh-
efe~y.
COrGEFTIE-Tn Seattle. - Prov2fsElce
ho@p17ai FysfAy, April T. 4ESs &Asfsee
CoagStn. &se=8 = yearM.
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BOOK BINDERY.

REMOE ED-F. Anthony. hookbinder re-
moved TO Front street. foot Of Cherry,
Kline & Rosenberg building, take the
elevator: perfect fat opening blank
books made 70 order.
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rpASkx.ASr-At So lanes xs-uets Sc
a~f1e or FRIDAY Ar~f = -. 20 NJ.
z~1 Nra - ~ Fsrsszks4Ea. q 14Ngzi e :
xeagrf ser Tsassuss.
Narrh y fgz<. Is Ef. ard Ma @ssa
fsrax9yv- - aaE-
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ADxERTr,En,, NOTICE..

Advertisers desiring display advertise
menfs changed for the Sunday issue must
hand ir copy b. O'Clock Saturday 10 IN
fOgT- TSTELLIGEScER CO.
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Pound. For Sale. For Rent and situaiaofls
Wanted will be Inserted at the rate OF j
cent a word each Insertion payment al
wav. in advance No advertisements re-
cesyed for less than q cents.
Advertisements Will De received al
brarrh offlger OF the Posf-fnteltigencer at:
TACOMA RrrRfsArf-iffg Pacific avenue.
nj NJ Nattisor Manager.
pRT. TowSsESD--French a. Springer.
pEI,rISGHAHM BAY BIREAI--New
Whatrom corner Holly and Canoe streets
o. IL Culver. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
OF
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


ARcAgA LODGE No. 81. r. and A. ~.
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays OF each month.
c. +. PATTEN. W. n
A. q. GIBBS. Sec.
ODD FELLOWS not az home IN Seattle
will learn R0fneth 10 their adyaata age
hy calling on or sending their address
10 r. s. Sylvester. III South Second
street
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NAEEIasT-.

rzETz<pT- -sEFzr- = = aANZ-Ez Seattfs. a.
fk@ szssTaes ~ Fzse hrasfss -Rr#ftE IN
WEDNESDAY. April ~ Izsss. F-f9 ~ -
fss,ss~ svs Arsa8nss1e L. fssuRkrzaz- bey.
- c Garrett gssseszszag- No ezr2s.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
Engineers and contractors; bridge build
ing, dredging. harbor improvements and
general contracting. ~ Seattle Nation
al Bank building
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" a N1'f- n 1fCr nation - f~s vsr@vsvs.
waVrea ho1e@ % Hsnrv Carlisle OF 81
ttatfssEl.e n. MAO Nas 5aSs Eear5 - n
Seattle fNu~ years aEo. - - nsoSNeg
A8tress Robert CATAs}< G.cn<oe. u
Reward
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NOTICE OF SALE OF DELINQUENT
shares of stock-Ofsice of the West Sc
at.lc Land & Improvement Company.
Seattle, Wash. March IL. 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance
Of a resolution of the board OF trustees
IF said company duly held this day certain
shares of The capital stock of sad company
hereafter described. or so much thereon as
may be necessary TO satisfy a certain as
on nv said board OF trustees at it's meet
Ing held February "a, 1895. will be sold a,
public auction TO the highest bidder for
FASH at the east door of the United States
postoffice in the city of Seattle at the
hour of II O'Clock a. m. on Saturday. the
I3fh day of April. A. u. 1895.
The following Is particular description
NJ the shares of stock ordered to be soils
together with the names of the respects
sha reholders and the amount OF The re-
spective assessments levied on their
said shares Of stock:
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AGENTS WANTED.

s. ss1 Nnea vseu marry Atat a .trs-r
tss'siets fRr o}t sn1 voenE rat tXre- e.
tns s. 5st t4sS UayEseutE. tar nartt--
MARS tH 3csr stamp Ages wartf.t
Mwtnaf f3eEftel8i Association Ete-h-
mend Va
q ANTE1e- Coos areats ~ al parts o.,
Taifea states hiE pay. t~o u3ca ara
Waute0 % cans ass e8tN ard state. g. Is
.cr address 81 F1Ae street Seattle.
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wANTED-Gerfnau thorough accountant
and competent typewriter. desires 70
employ his evenings IN bookkeeping.
correspondence copying or any other
kind ~ work for small recosnpruse:
hest Of references furnished. Address
n. r.. Post -InteiliEoncer.
NiANTET1-rozition of any Kind IN
wtofe BY a young man. best city refer
eneeS. Address T. rost-Intelligsncer
WANTED Position I'm first class hotel or
restaurant pastry a Speciality. Address
T. r.. cara Post -tHt eilizcncer.
OtfR PRICES are the talk 81 Seattle.
Mount Rainier Bargain House, 1s-5l0
Second street.
WANTED place 70 do hnusework or
cooking. Address Jap. \. VI. G. a. as
Jefferson.
BOYS CASHMERE SUITS s.. 5gs-5io
Second street.
BOYS KNEE PASTs-Z,c. sGs-5io Second
street.
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LAND SCRIP.

THE best scrip ever issued: good on all
surveyed or unsurveyed public lands In
Minnesota. North and South Dakota,
Montana. Idaho and Washington, $50
per acre; more valuable than Porter
field or Valentine. For pamphlet ad-
dress Land Commissioner Great North
ern Railway. ST. Paul. MINI.
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

MDME. DAHL. teacher OF banjo, guitar
and violin 2420 Second or rs Pike
street.
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION-Banjo guitar and man.
dolin: rapid progress guaranteed. Club
practice free. Prof. Sherry. sol Burke
building.
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A~'~e--s-F -f~xs-oEass rsst5@Et property
= errazmaE FER zrz zsrsx STREETS Or lay
SIS rnnazz Est<Es5ixs Eea&ra& couszrs2s
we-k @1ns ana property fSksn % nsE
AsAEesk Ea1ssrSc sEr. care q E9ss-AslsH4@i-
Ee8e$r.
RAVE x1aa CASH - ~xessaa<s for 4
esas@s Na-gaaesesa rs a1sSSst-sefst. not 30
<A~ esss w-t1A Ssrr7a frz -srvesF -7Tsz AIS ~
sk~@~z fInsuesssz5 Faa<.-Ersegl fgsrcsr.
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WANTrp--BoAWnTIt~.
WANTED C-h}la~en % board. good home.
bSx 81 S0atA Park.
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PATENTS. caveats: write for "Advice ~
Inventors" G.. Fl. King. Boston piosN-
INVENTORS call or write, Adams. Cor
man block.
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PATENTS.

II 7 REYNOLDS. solicitor OF II. 8. ana
foreign patents: formerly examiner ~
u. s. patent Office. 81 Sullivan oiocA'
Seattle.
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more
IN i&
1878
coasa
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and
coal
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

~ ~ II 1877
NOTICE or pTSS0LITTIoN-The CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
Thomas g. Scatter George .. Miller and
II. y. Holden under he name OF Sea ter.
Miller < Holden. is dissolved ny mutual
consent, George .. Miller retiring. All
accounts VIII be settled by Scatter x
Holden.
r. C. So ATER
GEO MILLER.
u. Y. HOLDEN.
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Z RANK c. YOUNG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-20

Der tornado possession del gobieEno
de Ia Dl6cesis. Los sentimientos
que listed consigna en- 81 carta ia
ponen de manifesto los deseos J
prop6sitos que listed abriga de de-
uicarse por complete al cuItivo es
piritual de esa porci6n del rebaiio
de Oristo que ell Pastor Supreme
ha enc0mendado 4 sus soliCitos
Cuidados. Y gu Santidad ha visto
con satisfaction que, mientFas no
Be le oCulta Ia necesldad lie apo
yaFse sobfe ell bsculo de la pacien
ola, por ctra parte esta usted re
sueltc 4 InspIrarse en- la paciencia
en- ell cello para la defensa de ls
Iglesls de Oristo, de que rebosar
debe ell coraEon de t0do Oblspo
Alabando, pues, tan hermosos
pr0p6sitos, el Padre Ssnto me hs
sncargado asegure kusted So paFti
cular bsnevolencIa, = en-. testimonlo
de 6sta, se he dlgnad0 otorgaE {
Ested, al Olero y los fleles de On
di6cesis la bendici6n ap6stolica qua
listed solicitaba.
AL p0nerIG en- conoCimiento ID
usted, aprovscho'gu 10 ocasl6
de conflrmarle ell antique caTifio J
dlstinguido apreClo con que soy sr
affmo. herman0 Q. 0. q. b. .. m
III. Card RampO'la.
Roma, 15 de Dcbre. de 1894"
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REALES ORDENES.

Pobiiea ia Gaceta de hoy dos
Rsales Otdenes feChadas eli IL de
Dicismhre Gltimo.
He aqui la parts dispositiva de
una do elias
"1o Que So modifq1e la regla
d6cima de Ia Real orden de 20 de
Julio de 1898, en- 81 seEtIdo de que
las CartiicaCiones que en- Ia misma
sc determinan sean expedidas Dor
ell Interventor de la Aduana de
Barcelona, hacienda referenC:a 4
las facturas con que sc expOFtan
los jabones elaborados con Ia real
na importada bsjo el regimen de
expresandose el nombre
del buQue conductor de los jabo-
Des, n6mero de bultos, sus marcas
? peso bruto, Conteniendo el punto
lie destino; Cuyas oertificaoiones,
10 las que Sc extendeHa una para
,ada expedition, SO entregaran q |
90 consgnatarios para que las pre-
enten de nuevo en- la Aduana de |
Barcelona con el cumplido dc la |
leaeafga puesto POE Ia del puerto |
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.HONROSA GONTEOTACION

Dtl Bolstfn eclesiGstsco del Is
reprodueim0a gustosos 10 que Va
1 continuation
Con fecha 10 de Noviembre,
tiltimo nuestro Rvdo. 6 limo. Pre-.
lado envi6 cafta de adhesion a Su
Santidsd dandole cuenta de haber-
90 nechO cargo de la Dl6Cesis para
Ia que se hahia dignado nombrarle,
|expressndo 81 Jefe Supreme de Ia
IglesIa los sentimientos de sums
sion y obediencia, pidiendole sus
luces = 50 coneeio y la be- dici6n
para 81, para 81 Oabildo Oatedral,
para oil Olero = fieIes de ls DI6ce-
ais; y por el tiItlmo Correo ha Eeci-
DIDO de Roma Ia sigaiente carts:
limo. Sr Fr Terrible Mingnslla". ".
Obispo de San Juan de Puerto
Rico.
!" Muy seiior mio = venerable her
mano: Despu6s de saludarie poF
prinsera yea con Ell du9oe nombre
dc hssnaano, = de felia,srIe por 50
llegada q la capital Or sn D6cesi
me 90 muy grato psSt:clpsre q
sgrado con que So Sal t'dad ha re.
sibido Ia eaEta que mated 10 ha diri-
yido pof nj eonducto, ( gaix do Ia !
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una approximation entire IA Gran
Bretaia y Rusia.
El pEoUeder de aqu6IIos ha sido
acertad0, A juzgaE Dor las indica-
Clones que hace el coFresponsaI de
The Times en- Paris, con referencia
infOrmes diguos de cr6dIto.
ExDIicand0 ell regreso del nimi.
tante Gervais 4 San Peterbur0o
para asistlr 4 lie bOda del car. dioe
el C0rrespOnsal aIudld0:
" 81 emperador Nicolas III habla
concedido & los dipIomStlcos Al
audiencia de despedida, = soIamen-
te retuvo en- su c0mpafIla Il prin-
cipe y 10 princesa de Gales. Al
principe heredeso de Grecla ' ( los
padres dinamarqueses de Ia emue.
ratrix viuda.
Un Ola despn6s del sefiaIado ma
- la paFtlda del almirante Geryais.
un gran pers0naie de la corte. muy
POGO amigo de Ffancla. exolam6:
Al fin Sc han marchado esos
tepuOllcanoa ITAnto mejor Es-
tamos en- nuestFa casa. III amo
az hecho hien en- desembarasarss
defell0s.
Tales frases faeron repstIdas al
czar por uno de sns amigos intl-
mos. Nicolas III se slntl6 moles-
tado.
II
II O6moI - dUo. mo he sido
0astante atent0 con los enviadoa
ffancesesi LamentO muoho que mi
actitud haya sido interpsetads de
tal manera.
| 1 Embellishments di0 6rdenes pa.
20 que tuesen Invitados & quedarse
los dos odciales Gel almIrante Ger
vais y oil general BolsieRse) Sc
10 dijo que el almiEante habia mar.
lido ya y mand6 que "a 10 invitase
velver que 80 pusierA & "a disu
| posicion IN tren especial ' que
fuesen invitad0s los dos oncIkles
franceses { las fiestas de boda.
| Regal6 al aImlrante Gervaia ura
De s1s petacae y confirI6 al gene.
B0isdeffte la orden de San AIeian.
dfo Newski. Rsla tal vez prirnera
que se c0neede estA oOndecoraci6u
q una persona que no posee Ia gran
cEus de la Ofden de Vladlmlro.
j No hay que deCir d copiarfu con
tuiclon tel relate los perl6dlcoa
tranceses. nj es posible negar q
importancia de manifestation tan
dguifcativa.