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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14

ST LOUIS Nov -a--FlTty state eoUUIt-
tasrae1 OF the national democratic party Of
n .ss5ur5 met hzrs today vrth Chairman Gun
u.1EhEn presiding PiEas for the future
were formulated behind closed doors. Thomas
3 BurE-er q. Kansas C-sy outlined The OBJ
Ject o. the meeting as follows We pro
pose 20 keep ~ our organization and 70 gp-
pose st-sluauEly any surrender 70 pupul.su.
We vii never affiliate with me democrats
Eho went aEtray until th-y return 20 demo
cratic principles Our meeting TODAY IS for
the purpose g. Formulating plans tgr tbs
future and keeping riEht On with the work
-Four wears from nov We shall - READY
20 fight tor principle as We did this time"
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14
ron SENATOR FROM kE~TrCNl.
Many Prominent Men Mentioned hy
both Parties for the Place.

CINCINNATI O.. Ncv. -s.->1=.--ls FROM
F-auEsa-t Ky. are full Of Speculation O..
-1s peculiar political st-uI,i.- -- --at state
T1= small --a.i-v for M.E.-,sy. raised
from - % IS ty the discovery @: a. sr--r
% one -- favor @. Bryan, IS somewhat --s-
E-----.---
some leading republicans row C-1a=s -As
calling rs Oh sy--l session ct t.s .s-.s -'.--t
soy ra----s reasons. number O.. canal
-a-.z .-- ss11.1-.z. sorors are l1----- ~
.-.-E them ~ The Republican st1- arf
n.y. Eul-s- Judge Holt and Governor E-aa
.av ul 'tr -a-1a-a-i- E--s are senator
EIzal BURN Secretary Carlisle --z Congress
-la- -sEraa-v With ~. C. 2. gre. El-~. age
as possibility. IregEic-ilra Lad q r---
----raE private conference r.-. 5-Ee--.-
Bra .y today j. is coz. -.ar---a1 tll: &.
was --s reference 70 the 1-a..al sc--- -
Pc -a-. tv the returning board ta---r1E
Tie la-t. as 20 b neither Governor Bradley
v call 81 .Z.-a session O. The legislature
Is growing
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14
HURON GETS 4 WATER PLANT
Those WAo Inverted IL The Properly Lett
0ut
UNITED STATES COURT TAXES A HAND
TinRl Chapter Incident to the FiEht
for state Capital Honors in
south Dakota Drawing
10 Close.


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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14
nvTLER LEAVES THE DEMOCRACY.
PoguIi>t senator steps Right Rack
Lntm tic Middlc OF The y Ennd.


NEw YORK. Nov. -:.-z special 70 t1s
w1-.z s-,l Raleigh. y. c. says. Senator
Bg-lsrs paper says e-l,oril-lys
Speaking now tor the peoples party c.
No--A Carolina and We believe to- the ga
l5-. we take -ls liberty G. serving notice
Oh NJ Bryan that IL he desires % head the
reform forces o the peoples patty r. r.s
sEst - must do 50 unde- cone Other name
-1-- TIA: % de-1crEr 7.re --L= has bee
come q rgr-us-L sLd a F-Elr1 among ,he
rt.c- 2 ard ]; VIII not nt supported Any
-5-=. now nor ksreEf1er In TIE can
p1.c- 5uz- closed the peoples party Joined
s5-ers with the democrats and the csuocTE-s
IEa-a played the people false grossly AID
5-utElly false.
we are done with them -Cw and forever
and also with any man v.o seeks - lead
,ae people hereafter under any standard
that may bear TIE name o. have tss s---.s
o. The word democrat on J."
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14
GENERAL ORDERS FOR C. A. r.
Commander-in-Chie ClarEson An
nounces His Committees


nounces His Committees.
Ca--EuEar-lu-C1iet C.arksua Q: the G.
A. r u &c s-al order No. 3 1Es named The
f1-l5TLrE co- E.t--gs
on pens .cns-Joaa ?. : Goal-. Chairman
Lebanon Pa. y. ". Dudley Washington.
p C., George 4. Hopkins. Detroit Mich
Il 2 Case chattanooga. Tenn Z c. Staal
Trenton. \ :
on school Hls,7-les-A O. Marsh chair
man Winchester Ind " y. Dickinson
v.E--ar.ss sa-rh. :. !. Thomas sample Al
l.r.=uy. pa William " DIN. Boston.
Mass Rev j. c. Miner. AE-tE.-Ec Kan
on Fredericksburg Battlefield National
Park-EasEr Allen. Chairman. ElgE-111
Va. Charles ? Lincoln Washington. J. c.
Albert Z sLulss Augusta Ga. Leo Ezs-
gisu-. - L1L.s No Henry z Tal1tCr
Hartford Com. Dante! 2 BaUou Prov
lzsree J.. Jesse 3. Stro5s. Lincoln. Nea
on Ee.-l-t.-E Proceedings o. National
Eaea---ue ue--s-Eg1e-- 2. BsE-h. Chairman
! N Va1zs-sl.ce. :. H Hclcouo. a. o.
PhLE5slI1.a, Pa
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14
SOUTH DAKOTA OFFICIAL Returns.
Full Vote on Narious Tickets from
Several Counries-

PIERRE : D. Nov -s-.Speeial Tele-
Eran1-The uttr.al returns o. Hughes
county show. Electors. republican. 50
poguuEt. @2ss prohibition, 3. congressional.
Crawford 464 Gamble. Al, Kelly. 2s5s
Knowles 2ss stzte RlnEs--5 $50 Lee. =.
TIuduan. z5l C-e,ht-s. IS Eoldl- s5l
Purdsn - NEyheW 80. utFg 80. Phi
lips $40 Logan. IS. IE-as. 4+c. GT-Esuy.
2s1. crane zst, TzlaT-El. -ss- LoEElErt.
49, Allen 80 Railroad clu-ssEl lllsrs.
republican ssg. pupGllst 2sl. prohibition
amendment yes 80 10 2f4 The canvass
Ing board refused 10 count the state returns
from Canning precinct, which gives % e-sc-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14
Are ~ Grahnm.

LINCOLN Nov. lS-lSpeelal Tslegranp-
The fight o. Graham, LlacoluE present
mayor, who earnestly hopes 70 be lis own
successor a. The spring election, opened
Ton lEht. A number OF Leading republicans
representing The ClsELtst element q! The
party. GOT together and ceusufed su organ
ration which Is pledged 70 wipe Graham dE
The eEr-h when hls heuphEueu meet their
cohorts n The primaries 40 attempt vas
maze 10 conceal The E--E-s Q! those EEse1-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14
REMITTED The STEAMERS FINE.
british CAPTAIN Excused for Sailing
" MiIhmuf MnnIie.I.

WASHINGTON. Sgy. ls.-Ac,iuE Score
t1ry Hsul.- has RENTED Z aue oi $500 .u-
passed upon The BrltAa steamer Boyae ,or
failure 70 Trol1ce proper manifest After
the vessel vas laden al Smyrna tie Turks
threatened 70 take some Armenian cEal1
passengers IS gut o. IT, TIE following 1as
ne UIl.ed states cruiser Minneapolis AZ
rived Ea5 Admiral Sslf-lGEs informed ,he
master nat Ne would protect h.u Z ANY
attempt were made 70 laEs The pEEs= -E--E
from The s1lp by force t-t advised LIN n
leave TIE porn Es Eogl as possible 70 avoid
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14
National Grange state Reports.

WASHINGTON Arv l.-Ths -,st.ac q
,.a -uaa-ll r-.rEs today WAS devoted .
state reports which showed r-a-!ylas
.-.-s-se ot us--as-ss.g IL the r-a-le states
some states presented lIl.s By which hey
.al Interested the members and induced
-.--.-....-s go fs- order
The reports showed q decided Improvement
.- membership ana general financial I'D
--s.rass enhancement .l nearly every Eec-
..- A. kinds ct cooperative schemes
a.s-- So aa r-uu.-r l- strength. sleh as llts
s-a fire insurance and Other methods ty
-a..s she membership .s e-ah &c 70 save
--..aE. -.. -lt -l= grange fast as lodge
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14
prttw,RE = soim ron Ni>rNirl


WILMINGTON. Dtl. N.y 1s-G-fH-r.-
Watson isssg5 g proclamation .71av l.
..1--r thar all q .as woes cast '.- James
G. shaw ata. James "a. shaw g.. 'lr rres-
I5.-.al electors shan -.a-. ..- -a-es g
shaw. as BE name Vas .- --s -sfs"s. aa.-
Ia.s .r two ways This v.. st.a .h-sr Me-
kinney electors s--- Delaware 30 .ts l.s--
.#rE. ... ore
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14
Trsudulen1 Notine in oLlnhomn.

gI IHEIt- 0E--- N-T- -@---Ne eNt lI EFal14-
lsut voting and Illegal couduc; o. election Il
number o. precincts @. Tie territory has
caused the managers o. Delegate Flynn n
institute Investigations upon which 70 rsIFe
contest which they believe viii result IN
ne showing that Mr.. Flynn Is reelected 70
congress.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14

tIe1 tonight ard ths srtun-.at7r ~ Nsvo-
a-ahFm.t aHuIrtst-ni6n vas more sa-rrst
and pointed thHr polite On short It was
90 thorough, tr earnest attsrrft t- blight
ttf MAYOR budding heres y "a second tsrl.
nat .ha r-ess was go BE trTt 10 ths aa-N
',r ths present Mayor GyAAau wtl read 50
ths retfrr with rHa-IdgrtMt Interest
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14
FonnAy OFFERED nILLER's SHOES.
Illinois Democrat May Become Reye-
nue. CumIlfssloHer.

WASHINGTON Nov. 1a.-EE-Go1Er Eresz zuE1
Fa-lzl q Illinois. who was he democratic
gold standard candidate for governor @. HI
nos arrived here today. II response 70 =
summons from The president He saw M
Cleveland a. ne white house and was
formally rendered the position O. commits
Eiaaer o. internal revenue, which Joseph 4
Miller res -Eued on "Wednesday. NJ FuruEn
asked .or tine 70 e1nst's- The o1sr.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14

.r~r' eat.rs TIE r7-srrers tls, ADVISED
h.H . s. -r efIttsIy. ana the American
..us.f Eat. t.u tte came advice tud
t.a" SAW. N.w h.I g' health A COM
-...a u.-.fss. vas forwarded From SMYRNA
tr gaU .-s has H.er presented 8, .he New
York custom house
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14

The s-tt hhua' resulted clay 81 Howell
tsp fs .-'IsfH resulted cav. g.. Howe.
90. Leafs q G.-ts1 4 uH-g.t g III.
caucus .se-. sy vote -t y. .- 81 ts!.-rasl
.-t. Nrraav
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14
AILia.on MIlhdrnw, ION DC Raee.

tTLANTA- Ga NOV. la--1oFer-or A.
Elaso1 a. O'clock this Afternoon announced
MS retirement from he senatorial rscs THIS
leaves the contest between Cay and Howell
uIltss & dark horse & introduced Which 4
unlikely. Tie caucus rsEsse--4e5 Et ( 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14

'f'ft. fh.NtfN" " iAAfN hHFaNlN.
WASHINGTON. Nar -a--1s treasury
r7s- sas 90. -- r-lE Which leaves .ta true
a-a-ec. O. .ss r.II reserve Sl-s gsE.-ss Tie
-..- --.- 10 gold tH.ly uls So. sos.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14
Nrw uoNoR roR wooLwoRrH.
Dave Mercer ursins The omphH Law

yer for Venezuelan Nrhit~r.
es- @, taa Republican congressional cam
pa.ra .aau.t.e, is urr.lE 81 wJo.vs-;A.
-as.rtly ssrssa r-ssssl, O. the American
H-r lssa. at... as member g' ;as Veue-
sl..a1 a-E..-aHra TRIBUNAL
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14
WITHOUT A RIVAL,

Annual SaI-s mors t1an 600, JJ0 Boxes
&c Z; Drug Stores. OF vii be sent by Us
Lreuis- Z. /. ALLEN CO, Ss5 Cana s.. Ssv
l1rE, rost paid. upoa receipt Q: i-iss. Book
:res rro1 -qiLra-Ia--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-18

accepted as fact by all But a few days
ago the romance was dispeiled BY both
Mrs. Drayton and Mr.. Haig denying posi-
lively that they were TO be married or that
there was even an engagement between
them. Consequently. their sudden mar
rlase is a great surprise 10 society. which
brought itself 10 believe that. on account
OF the positive denial OF both parties con-
cerned. the announcement OF their en-
Eagement was but the concoction OF some
one romanticaiIy inclined who desired 10
create a sensation. By the secrecy and
the Observation-Disclosures OF the marriage II
is evident that Ii was not desired by the
principals that I, should become generally
known.
II will be remembered that.J. Coleman
Drayton sued his wife for divorce on
statutory grounds. naming Hallet A. Bor-
rowe rs correspondent. The case dragged
It's slow and weary length through the
New Jersey courts until society was much
surprised to learn that Mr.. Drayton had
retired from the aggressive position he
had at first assumed and had permitted
his wife 20 obtain a divorce from him on
the grounds OF dezrtion ard non-support.
Neither OF the parties 10 either suit ever
pat in an appearance In court, and the
greatest influence was brought TO bear 70
keep even the formal motions of the law
yers as quiet as possible.
]. Coleman Drayton has established a
quiet home for himself and children at
Tuxedo. and with Mrs. Drayton married
TO Mr.. Haig, the last memory OF a pain
full event has happily passed away.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-18
Horace Davi. for the Cabinet.

ST LOUIS. Dee IA special 20 the
Citohe-D Democrat from Washington says.
Horace Davis IS the candidate % the Cali
farnta Republican congressional deieEa-
tIon for a place in McKiniey's cabinet.
This decision was reached today af a cau-
Gus - the delegation. Tire entire Calf
10rnfz delegation vas present. with tle
exception % Congressman Hlgorn. The
names u Mr. Davis. NJ ~ DE- Young
Judge MckenrA and Juage Wavmire were
considered Judge Mekenns's name w&s
dropped. as ne would nor accept cabinet
Ronorx. De Young's friends withdrew his
mans. and Davis secured the unanimous
vote - the aeiazatioa- Davis Is president
~ Fas University of California. Ills frleaas
desire 70 have him secretary % the In-
snw#g~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-18
Combinations.
IN THE HOUSE.
Preparing for rnauguratton-Pros
ress on Appropriation Bills.

WASHINGTON. Dec i7-The hoslse So
day passed the third Of the regular appFo-
priatlou bills. that for the support Of the
army. ard entered upon the consideration
OF the legislative. executive and judicial
bill II IS expected this bin and the mill
fary academy appropriation bin sill De
passed before the holiday recess. The
army bill. as passed. makes no provision
for the army and navy hospital at Hot
Springs. Ark.
When the house met the pending ques-
tion was the adoption OF the amendment
to the army appropriation bin 10 except
the army and navy hospital at Hot
Springs, Ark. from al benefit in the ap-
priation for hospitals. Little. Of Arkan-
sas. forced the yeas and nays, but the
amendment was adopted. Isl 70 50.
The army bill was then passed withou.
division.
Curtis. OF New York. reported the nIli-
tary academy appropriation bil.
Bahcock. or Wisconsin. chairman of the
committee on District of Columbia, un-
der the agreement made Monday. claimed
the day for business from his committee
Three resolutions relating TO the inaugu-
ration Of Mr.. Mckinley were adopted one
permits the railroads entering the city
to las temporary tracks for the accommo-
dation Of the travelling public. another per-
mitted the Inaugural committee 20 occupy
the government reservations along the
route Of parade. and the third authorized
the secretary Of war to loan all the United
States ensign flags and signal numbers
not In use at the time OF the inaugura-
tion, for the purpose Of decorating the
streets on that occasion.
The house agreed 70 the senate'x request
for conference on the Atlantic & Pa
cif1c railroad reorganization bill.
The house went into committee OF the
whole and took Up the consideration OF
the legislative appropriation bill Bing-
nam, In his opening statement said the
bin carried 81. CO. $50 or s.. .0a7 73f less than
the estimates. and ss6.3s9 more than for
the current law. The only really new pro-
visions IN the bin. he said. related 10 ths
future administration of the congressional
library and the accounts OF some OF the
accounting officers Of the treasury depart-
ment. Very rapid progress was made.
The provision relating 20 the library and
the civil service commission were passed
over temporarily. The joint COMMITTEES on
library VIII attempt TO Incorporate in the
bin their plan for the government Of the
library. and Brosius OF Pennsvlvanfa
and Evans. OF Kentucky. expressed a de-
sire to make some remarks on the onera-
tion OF The civil service law. After corn
D,eting the consideration OF p of ~.
l09 pages OF the bilI the COMMITTEES rose
and ar SOS D. m. the house adjourned
The Pacific funding railroad bin viii ha
the first business In the house after the
holiday recess. The committee on rules
decided 20 give the railroad committee the
thrce days Chairman Powers has asked
Tor tn which 10 debate the bill The de-
bate viii begin on January ors
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-18

fsrs from persons il Eastern cities. writ
Ten vita TIE evident purpose Of drawing
from aim sosae statement that snlsht set
nm inso '7sssle vita the Uaitea states
authorities.
oAd.l.As Tex. Dec. THE report that
- - T-a.sS Marshal Love has conteu-
plated raid "a Local fs,shar, hsassa.,s rtprs
= IN error Hearing that the local cahan
81 @ssaslas@a120n contemplated s~yufppinS men
Ter Sana. TIE marshal ealls,a AZ heasauar-
asaS ss4ia liisoFFsea tke officers that such aS-
aon sss A tatraefsee % the Law. Tnere-
ss.>'-a sa.e eAa'eers 81 tha club issued an open
- .s.es4 1see@sAng that their purpose was 70
49, Ala 70 the CuhanS through
WIS sss- asaG shat under 20 circumstances
should any movement l,akln. - ~ ~a-
VFafsasas d a company be tolerated Thea
were no warrants is.uei. Marshal Lava
me- 80 WAEned tie leaders against a nss-
sio3e tatfacii0n uf the Ian. T-hat,rh thsra
are reports cf the departure of three or
-e1a So lFo'n nere for cuba. the report
Ii i1.a ROCK. Dee. IA rapsr = na.
Ing circulated here asnonw tl,s sslors.s -
pie Tor the purpose Of securing ths names
or nen who are wiling 10 enlist 4, ia
Cuban army, should 4AaSr services - r,a
CURED AAe paper SAYS there are many
indications that actian will soon he fakeu
d congress. whsca viii permit the slxtl-
VS. - tttttSt III ne cuban army. Already
neaFly SO mea have sixnsd the naner. All
promise 10 furnish thesr own rsses.
OMAHA. Dec. iE-aomsAa railrsaa head
quarters have been asked 10 nea,ra on
transportation from Colcrado rosntS 10 .a,e
GuN Tor 10 fnSn who are going 4, satn
the insarGents- Aess oS the men an, al
Denver BOW. One of the roads refsss4 20
sive rate. stating that II Is a business
that Il does not care 10 handle. Tor ma
reason that Il mlsht lead 10 .roabsa VITA
the government.
CINCINNATI, Dee. i7.-Ssonxree~.nan
Josiah Patterson. from the Memnhts.
Tenn, district. says on the Caban cues
ton.
Il believe. for oae. that q Il about time.
u ire interest Of humanity and on be-
half of American citizens on the island ot
cuba who have properly Interests. For
Intervention oy she rHited states. IL
has reached that point aow where We 10
nos need TO Recognizes cnba,s heIltger.ney.
she has not any permanent seat OF COW
eminent. but We should step In ana SION
butchery IN the name OF humanity. ana
then. 4 the matter cannot be settled ln
any other way, why aght / believe that
somethiag Is going to be done very
shortly"
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Notwithstanding Her Positive De-
nial She Weds George Hnig-

LONDON. Dec 1--NrS- Casrlotte
Augusta nrayton. eldest daughter of Mrs
william AStor, who some time ago cd
taEne1 a divorce from j. Cc,ernsn Drsy-
ton on the grounds of isssrt.on ard Eon-
support. WAS married this afternoon by
special license a. s. Colonhiss church
TO George Haig. Of Hagg a. HaAg. NatSky
merchants OF This city Rev. Donald Me-
Leo1 officiating
George Haig is - years OF age, scotch
mar ot position. ana favorste ard well
knowa ulSn-about-tova- He has been
very devoted 10 Mrs. Draytoa during her
residence in London. His sister. \ very
smart woman in I.ozaen soclety. IS the
wife % Mrs. Jameson, the head OF the
great English distiEing house
During last season Mr.. HaIg sTrlved at
Newport and spent a few days there with
out becoming generally known in society.
Later i appears that his mission Was 20
see Mrs. Astor and ask her permission 10
marry her daughter. as vel as % make
some arrangements about a settlement
uncB his Intended bride. as he was not a
man OF much wealth.
When bis visit 10 Newport was conclu6-
ed he conhded 10 an English friend here
that rs purpose had been accompll shed in
an entirely satisfactory manner. and he
returned home Immediately
Only very few Of Mrs Drayton's old
friends were then aware Of her engage
msnt 20 Mr.. HaIg. which was not formally
announced. either IN London or New York
Recently. however. X became known on
both continents that the TWO were 20 be
married and the Information was generally
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wEYLER MIST ACT PROMPTLY.
IeIess the Patriots Are Suppressed,
lie VIII He Recalled.

NEW AORht Dec- ia dlSpafch 10
the World from Madrid says. Antonio
Maceo's death happened most fortunately
for Gen. Weyier Gen. Canovas and the
ministry OF war were 50 indignant when
they heard Gen. Maceo had crossed the
trocha and entered Havana province BY
land that they determined to recall Gen.
Weyler and send Gen. Marin from Porto
Rico.
IL = an open secret IN political. military
and diplomatic circles here that anyhow
Gen Weyier VIII onsy be allowed 10 re-
man n Cuba II he promptly and gnaIly
erushes the insurrection in Havana and
Psnar del Fsio provinces and pH1s a stop
90 the abuses. corruption and cxtraVagant
waste n the com mlssariaf and army con-
tracts 10 which taBe government has called
his attention sharply. HI has been warned
also that ne must satisfy those painters
who ask 20 be permitted 20 resume work
on sugar and tobacco plantations. and 20
avoid giving grounds oy his severity FOR
such claims FOR damages, as not only
America. but England. France and Ger-
many are pressing. Gen. Weyler seems
70 be aware that ne Is losing favor IA
Spain. with the public. With the govern
meut. and even more so as court. Ha ls
trying 20 create an impression thag tine
Spanish parties So Cuba are NOT 50 d.s-
satisfied with hss military and p9.ig cal
conduct as are t8e press and people at
home.
Premier Canoyss feels bound - per
severe IN his war and repression policy.
without making any except official and
unofficial overtures 80 The United states
government 80 long AS Gen. Meyler and
the Spanish parties IN Caba a0id out a
hope % early results from tire effects ~
Maceo's death upon the insurgents. BIi
the patience of the fsst % the EgEs fnment
and the nation s. wei nigh exhausted
II nothing decisive occurs in Cuba ny
the middle ~ January Premier canoyas
most likely will recall Weyler ard appoint
In his place either Geo. Marin Or Ssnor
F9e Azcarrag8. tae u.aister of war. and
thea change his policy ia Cuba with a
vsaw Of coming 90 an understanding with
fhe United States government before the
close gievelana-s term az ofIice
THE queen TeEG1t wgnla weie9m an
honora b.e solution q thp pranlem com
pa1ieae with Spaiu's rights ia Cuea in or
der 30 avert z conaics o. even q nlsan-
ssrsza naiug Wtth tba United states.
Therefore. Premier can1vas may iss spur
red up % changing Nis policy espsel&liy
as he knoss 1he iaoera] party is @Aing
20 take office fqv taat purpose " fsae queen
bios q 20 do 50.