davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

iQu6 espera ell Gobierno? iCree que
puede cruzarse de brazos? lAguarda a
que los insurrectos cesenien su Obra ne
fanda de desolacion, asOlamiento, incen-
do. depredaciones, por la protestas de la
poblacion sana y honrada de la isla?
En- TODD este prueba el GoblernO GUAM
agena es su conducta q las impCsiciones
de la realidad. Pues 81 por un lado pre-
t6nde ignorar que existe 81 problema poll
tico, al cual no aplica acci6n alguna, por
otro lado intenta, con interponer SUI veto
y su canaura los telegran1as de 10 prem
Sc, pare que los hechos no revelen al pals
Ia verdad gtavfsima de las circunstancias.
" para que? La censura cumple
una function convenient1sima losA Aintere'
ses publicoa, ouando SO ejerce CON aIgun
proposito 1til. Nadie que de patrlota SO
tenga la combate, 81 sirve para establecer
Ia verdad real, destruyendo noticl2s alb
surdas.
Pero 81 tai como SO ejerce cierra la pu
blicidad los telegPamas do correspon-
sales espanoles bien informados y bien in
tencionados, y la abre la hipotesis, g la
invenci6n absurda dc cierta information
extraugera lnteregada en- falsearlo TO-
do, la censura, leios, muy lejos de signih-
car utilidadA patrio otica, produce efectos
c1ntraproducentes, n1uy noclvOs, unuy di
ficiles de cOntrarrestar.
No. Ning1n peri6dico, nirgdn perio-
cias a Ia inspection Official e6ria inteligen-
ternente ejercida. La opinion ha de pro
tsatar de TODD 10 que tienda q extrayiarla,
mantenerla en- una desesperada tension
do Amino Sufciontes son los peligros
ciertos para que SO les af1adan males lima
ginerios
I'll 1ltino telegrama recibido por no
eotros dice en pocas palabras, con la ex
preston elocuente y serena de Ia verdad,
cuai es el egtado de las coaaa, declarado
ofcialmente el estado dc guerra en- las pro
vincias de Ia Habana y Pinar del Rio.
Y aun siendo ae1 la realidad nada ga
tisfactoria, no ha dc ser parta abatir 81
amino de Espaha, que tantos = tan writes
ma. Venga la verdad por dura que sea,
pero venga aoompshada del prop5sito re
suelto en- todo, de orec8rso ante las difoOl
tadas, como Sc creco y fortaleoo Ia patFia.
(De 30 LGberGJ)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29
p R C A BILE


Aver tarde daepu6s de haber entrado
en- prensa LA CORRESPONDENCE, reci'
bimos de nuestro corresponsal de San Tho.
mas Ell siguiant" cah'egrama:
"Despachos de la Habana comunican
la llegada aquol'o ciudad de dos vapores
de guerra dc nacionalidkd alemana que se
dirigen Puerto Cabello para obligar al
gobjerno de Venezuela arreglar Ia recla
maci6n que Alemania ha hecho & favor de
colonos de esa naci6n en- asunto que tiene
conexi6n con el f3rrocarril de la Guaira
Caracas.-CablF greme de Berlin al 'Estan-
dard" confrma la anterior noticia."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29
EL. RELEVO De MARTINEZ CAMPOS

Refri6ndose IN colega al relevo del
general Martinez Campos su entrega del
mando al general Marin dice 10 siQuiente: !:
"El general Martinez Campos convoc6
& palacio & 'os jefes de guarnicion en- Ia
Habana, de coronel para arriba para asis
tir al acto de entregar ell mando al gene
fal don sabas Marin. jefe del segundo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29
K0TICE2s GF.ERALEs

Las ultimas noticias recibidas de Gu.
ba que circular por esta Capital demues-
tran que continua la actividad en- las one.
raciones de la guerra. Dfcese que ell Co ro.
mel Galbis di6 una gran batida q las fuer.
zas rebeldes de Maximo Gomez empezando
el ataque en- San Felipe, provincial de la
Habana, ias de Ia aahana Y terrnipan.
do ell fuego las IL de Ia ncche en- one al
enemigo sc disp6rs6 iaudose q la fupa
Las baJas de loa rebsides pasan de- 2nO
6&bleudoseia hecho % prisionaroa = copi
do muchos Dertrechos Dc guerra. Los mi.
aloneros manitiestan que s Maximo 60
nez le preocupa IA eltHaoi6n crftica IN
Que sc encueutra Maceo.
Ell apreciabIe senor D. Francisco 2. ig,
Genlente Core ne! que peTtenecfs al battalion
de LA Patria ia sido no,nb rado Conan.
dante mllltar de Aguadiiia en- siIstituci6n
del no menos apreciabls don Fructuoso
Martinez que pcsa coa igual cargo Pom.
CO por haber asc nddo Cor01al el ana
d9sempenab Ia Conandaucia xni:itar de-
asta Ultima ciuda :
Cr6ese que oil QObierno aumentsra Ios
derechos arancelarios con III impuesto.d de
guerra y no SO saba ST reeifa eoIamente
en- ia Peninsula 81 tanbi6n 10 aera & las
Antillas.
Nuestro apreeiado amigo D. Floreneio
Santiago, presidente de la D.rectiva del
Centro de instruction Y Recre0 d Coano,
ha Genldo La atencion q Is agradecenos, de
lnvltarn0s para los dos bales que calebra.
ran en- 81 refaTido ''C5ntro" con motive de
las t1estas patronales en- aQuelIa villa en-
Los dlas = de Febrero pr6ximos,
Desde aver Sc encuentra recoiido en-
CANA nuestro apreciedc c0s1paf1ero de re-
oaccIon amigo ingui5o dcn Francis
co O!G3a. Des6am0s cuaato anto verle
completamente restsb:ecido de sus do
lencia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29
BINCO ESPlNOL DE PUBRTO.RICO
C0NVOCATGRIA A JUNTA CEHERAI gRDINbRIA

II UUHIH uEKEhEL uhUlnhHiH
Conforme 10 acordado por Ell Conse-
10 de Goblerno, en- cumplimiento de 10
que d1sponen los artfculos 10 de los Eata.
tutos y 143 del Regamento social, So con
voca los senores Accionistag de este
Banco Junta General Ordinaria, que se
ceiebrara el % dc Febrero pr6ximo & la
una de la tarde, en- el domicilio del mis-
mo; de6iendo presentarso con media hora
de anteleci0n las papeletas de asistencia.
las cuales scr an expedidas por Secretarfa
q los lnteresados que desde ell II al 18 de
Febrero, ambos inclusives, las soliciten
durante las horas de offcina.
Desde esta fecha queda fjada al pd-
blico en- este Establecimiento como 10 pre-.
viene ell art1culo 144 del Reglamento. la
voz = voto en- la menci0hada Juata.
Puerto Rico, 80 de Enero de I896.-EI
Sub -Gobsrnador.-Jose Mdmuel Lopez. 6-1
Aver al entrar al teatro varias esbel.
tas y elegantes damas, han sido obieto de
estrepitosos aplausos consecuencia de
ir vestidas con elegant aimas telas de seda
Ponle, Chicago, que son las de gran moda
en- Paris las cuales han sido compradas en-
clos Dependencies" segin hemos podido
enterarnos aver mismo,
Nuestro suscriptor de Morovis, don
Ramon VaZquez, nos dice que recibe con
mucha irregularidad Ell peri6dico con La
fGjG rota. Ignoramos donde estan los
dos busiLts, pues 10 enviamos con toda
puntualidad y con Ia faja entera. Basta
por hoy.
Con motive de habor sido aver los dias
de nuestro buen amigo don Julian Ouiro.
roga digno Administrator General de
Comunicaciones, 81 personal facultatiyo
de la isla le obsequi6 cen una sortiie Dre.
ciosa; los carteroa le regalaron una eecri.
bania dc muy buen gusto hasta los or.
denanzas = celadores le enviaron IN mo-
deeto pr9sente. Bisn Inarecidas tisne al
simpatico don Julian estas pruebas de
afecto de sus suboFdinedos pues ven en- SUI
ilustrado Jefa la representation genuina
de la imparcialidad do Ia finuTa mas ex-
Qulslta. Nos completeness en- reconocer-
10 asi y le enviamos tambi6n nuastra
anistosa felicitaci6n.
Con la Ultima conferencia de Bran ba
quedado terminada la serie de las nue
ofreciera. Nuestro c0mpaf1ero ocupara
su tempo en- pTeparar ga pr0xinno represo
8 Ssvila, en- vista del deseo general tan
entusiastament3 manifestado, ds la
cooperation efcez ofrecfdole por ell Excmo
81 nor Gobernador General. Antes de su
marcha dara una conferencia de despedi.
da que dedicara q la Prensa.
ABASTg G.-La carne de res
se expendera mafana & 97 chayos aI
kilo. La de cerdo Sc vende ( 81 ochavos
kilo.
Segun nueatras noticias aver a lass
de la ma1ana zarpo d puerto de Ga liz
el vapor espadol corrao ''Alfonao kip
conduciendo al general Weyler. recients-
mente >mbTado Gobernador General de
Ia isla de Cuba
/, El de r. brro pr6ximo, & las dos de
La tarde tsndra lugar en- Las Sa'as Coo.is.
toriales ante Ia Junta del ramo. Ia sph ssta
paTF ell ahasto de oarnes de este oindad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

El de F. br ro pr6ximo, las dos de
La tarde tsndra lugar en- las Sa'as Coo. is.
torlaies ante ia Junta del ramo, Is sub sta
paTF Ell ahasto de caFnes de esta oiudad
durante los dias II al "a del mismo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Nuestro suscriptor de Morovis, don
Ramon Vazquez, nos dice que recibe con
mucha irregularidad Ell peri6dico y CON la
fGjG rotG. Ignoramos donde estan los
dos bWsiLts, pues 10 enviamos con toda
puntualidad y con Ia faja entera. Basta
nor how
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Segun nue3tras noticias aver 4 lss
de la mafiana zarp6 IL puerto de Ga liz
el vapor espahol corrao ''Alfoneo KIP
conduciendo al general Weyler. REGENTS
ments n ,mbTado Gobernador General de
Ia isla de Cuba
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

ABAST9 PUBLIGG.-La carne de res
'e expendera mafiana 27 chayos al
clio. La de cerdo Sc vende ( 81 ochayos
lilo.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-12-28
BULLDOZING Is
NOW THE GAME
Il Is Said Foreign Powers Are In
Consultation.
Experiment CABLE is SENT
SAYS United States Has Been "confi-
dentially Informed"
If TRuE. IT IS A COVERT THREAT
ALLEGED That the European Nations
Resent the PrOtectorate the
Monroe Doctrine Implies"
Experiment CABLE is SEN
IF TRuE. IT IS A COVERT THREAT

LONDON. December The TINES viii to-
n rrou publish q dispatch from Paris say
fr- ts..r ths United states has been couf-
sl..rtasIiv turorurc1 in the most friendly
r.s-us that ;he European powers could not
remain impressive in the event o. the United
S.atss abandoning che attitude - Fresl-
dent cleveland and his cabinet
s-l,oalI th.- J-uIfel States presume 10 eN-
s-..-. r.~~s,.re 90 Spain rs recognizing me
CUBAN Insurgents or encouraging them IN
sa..f- ~eslStaa.c- f. has Seen Informed that
Eurrrs generally might become uneasy AZ
tn. rlrs ~ .rs-n au extension If internal
t.ersI artion hv tho United States. mas
r.u..L ..s tr might 81 % ~lvea moment threat
su aIui,-sr aI llse powers who's p's5s-ssiei's
an. tn ,.roxim-iy 10 DE-. United states and
rszi,t Temp; tl,e eplrts 81 enterprise and en-
.-,.seh-s-nr tha- Is inspiring the senate
..r.~rnstts- un fsres--n relations
--lr-- -1utiurlss t.ls. writC-. II am cor
r.sr,- srfrrrr.s-I Size, -u5;s-I States has been
conc, rvrurIv informed that Germany IS a.
refv uttits. n-c-.t~-i to side wiih SPAN
81 rne event nr rha En.Lei states showing
chat she iz disposi olllel-siy - sue Nsth
-.r- rs-.s.ls-
4...s.- sl certain FOREIGN offices ssneut the
.r-.s--sr.s 49,. POWERS should rtAs 20 form a
.,.f..r.. .ss. rssr tre invasion - sfrri.allsil-
vrs.r IS urU rtfsslrin- all political organ
s-v.nn< NJ was during these pourT'triets
r.r tha friendly warming o. the nit'i
: .r..z orig rs-r,l. Senator tarnt'rc1's rtso-
r..t..r- fr- tie recognition o. rhe Cuaan I'M
=.--.. -. l--iuE r,-.r,lt-l Is some quarters
s- rrtoau-tet.sry-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-12-28
CONGRESS STOPS FOR HOLIDAYS.
Senate Adiourns Until January 9Th
Without Cuban Action

WASHINGTON. December THE spectators
who had assembled IN large numbers in
the senate galleries today in expectation
of Witnessing interesting scenes and or lis
teuing 10 an exciting debate in connection
with the Cuban question, were disappointed.
The only thing that came Up having any
relation % that subject al all being a reso-
luton Of inquiry as 10 the circumstances
attending the death Of an American citizen
SAID to have been hacked 60 pieces by
Spanish soldiers" in the island OF Cuba
The morning hour. I'm which that sub
fec- might have been discussed. was otrfl-
pied hv Mr Morgan In "a long speech
against the Pacific railroad rounding bi-I
and iu favor Of the government taking pos
session of those roads which. he contended,
il was it's rieat duty 10 do whenever a de-
fault i'm payment of the bonds occurred
The urgency deficiency bill was passed
and was Immediately returned 20 the houss
for concurrence in the amendments agreed
To iu the senate Air Butler popuiisL Of
North Carolina offered "a resolution for q
committee of three senators 10 inquire Into
Che principles Of legislation through the mi
ti8tive and referendum. referred to the
committee on contingent expenses.
~ 2.4G D. IN. the senate went into eXecU-
tive session and shortly thereafter ad-
journed until Tuesday. January 9Th.
House Takes a Recess Also.
Washington. December 22.-At $40 O'Clock
this afternoon the house adjourned for
the holiday recess. having then DISPOSED Of
the legislative. executive and judicial apprO-
priatton bill after four days consideration.
Tic was passed just reported ffom the
committee on appropriations. with the sin
gle exception that the salary Of the libra
rian of congress was reduced from 5000 TO
S5.0o1.
The bill carries q total appropriation Of
S2l 6,S 37U and provides for 10055 salaries.
Today's session was devoted to a discus
sion cf the appropriation for thu chfl ser
vice commission. 4 motion to strike ont
th, appropriation faiIcd-29 10 80. This vas
the only vote counted. other propositions
To amend the provision being settled in
the negative viva voce
The house agreed to tho senate amend
meut TO the urgency deficiency hill.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-12-28
MIR. BAYARD DECLINES TO TALK
Ambassador Says That Olney Only
Quoted from the Constitution.

London. December United States Am
bassador Bay.trd WIS asked if he sustain
ed the views expressed by Secretary Of
State Olney in his statement concerning
Cuba.
Mr.. Bayard replied that he did not wish
to express any opinion in an official ca
pacity. but ne would say that Mr.. Olney
had only quoted from the constitution OF
the United States which gives to the ex-
ecutive sole power as ex-officiO commander
in-Chief of the army and navy and the
maker of all federal appointments.
Mr.. Bayard was asked what he ght
Of the reports received from Madrid that
the Spanish war office was preparing a
pamphlet for distribution among the
officers of the army and navy. containing
information as TO the strength and gem
eral condition of the coast defcIses of the
United States. to which question the am
hassador replied that he was not sufficient
" acquainted with military and naval
matters to venture an opinion.
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and that he IS treated in such kindly man
ner 10y the Spanards.
"yVhat more natural than that he. in
combination with q spanish diplomacy.
should he the instrument by which the
revolution should bo dIscredited2 lie Ger
taiuly knows that this interview will ulu-
mately be- sent to cuba. where j. cannot
be received by the Spauidrds otherwise
than with demonstrations of gratitude.
II know from letters received from Gen
eral Antonio MaceO personally. as Wei as
from a person of OIr mutual confidence
through whom we frequently communi-
Gated. that Maceo was NOT in the desperate
straits depicted by Dr Xertucha- The fol
lowing extract from a letter which lately
received will show that Aiaceo was we'll sat
isaed with the condition of affairs
Maceo Was Not Dispirited.
"'T7he active operations of the campaign
have prevented me much against my
wishes from answering Immediately your
welcome commuujcat ions Of the 18th and
9th Of DcrrIuhrr General Rus Rivera.
happily disembarked with all the war ma
terial sent. which was wen employed IN y
series of hard c0moats Whlch were SlShdl
victories for us.
The object Of Weyler was 10 imprison
our army between two TORTURED lneS ana
mako MS suffer tremendous dcfcat. by
means of simultaneous attacks by forces
previously placed in those positions. hut the
most brilliant success crowned our efforts,
in5pe-ie our progress after our saving the
expedition Of General Rus Rivera, being
destroyed.
"As late as the 9Th Of December, the day
before il is reported ne was killed Cen
eral Palma said. "a person of vera'lty ana
confidence had a conference with the
general. and / am informed that Maceo
tb.n stated that the Cuban forces in Pinar
del Rio we're in excellent condition. In
charge Of Rius Rivera, and that he was
well satisfied with his position
zertucha's Interviews Differ.
.Zcrtucha's last published interview diff
fers I'm detail from all others previously
puhlished His assertion of Maceo's dis
appointment is absolutely groundless.
''Zert1cha's attitude towards ms former
in arms IS such hs cannot win
for him the credence OF any honest man.
Contiinling. Senior Palma said: We have
40 ooo well equipped soldiers in active OPP
Grafton on tho field. If they fall. 10000
moro soldiers will spring up to take their
nlaces The Cubans Will die, If necessary.
but they will never give mp the light until
tho, are free from Spain. They do not
forget the blood their countrymen have
shed ?"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-12-28
COLONEL MONEY TO VISIT CUBA
He Wants To Find Out for Himself
the Situation in the Island.

Washington December 9l Senator-eleot
Money. OF Mississippi whose term iu tho
house does not expire until March FL and
VINO is one OF the democratic members Of
the house foreign affairs committee, has
determined to visit cuba an1 hnd ont for
( himself the true siuua- lon of affairs in the
island. According 90 letter received from
him today by one OF has personnel friends,
he viii leave Tampa next Saturday morn
ing for Havana and calculates 70 remair
q week or ten days i'm Cuba. Colonel
Money has provided himself with an uc,cs-
sary letters and passports IL is his pur-
pose to seek an audience with captain Cen
eral Woylcr as soon as possible after ar
irving at Havana Colonel Money pro-
poses to request the captain general to
provide him with AN escort and q flag OF
truce SO that he can go INTO the heart of
the territory occupied 10y the insurgents
with view of finding out Uha- is going on.
Colonel Money says he is determined 10
make as lengthy a journey into the interior
Of Cuba as his time viii permit, and it is
understood that he will also enledvor TO
communicate with the insurgents whether
Captain General Weller grants his permits
sion or not Colonel Money realizes that
81 VIII be a risky thing for sim 10 pro-
coed on his own account # q permit is re-
fused him. However, he is 50 anxious 20
have trustworthy information that 'e VIII
take the chances, even III he finds himself
later on locked up TN prison. II is his i'm
tention TO state frankly TO the captain gen
eral that he visits the island because II IS
imposs able to procure from PreSileat ClcVe-
land or Secretary OIney any official iifor-
nation regarding the condition Of affairs
I'm Cuba. and as "A member of congress
and OF the house committee on foreign af-
fairs he wishes TO know what he is doing
before he casts a vote for or against any
one of the several resolutions pending.
Colonel Money officer IL the con-
federate army during the war under Cen
eral Forrest. and his four years service
il the field Hhetted hts interest I'm military
operations lie thinks his visit win AT
least enable HIM TO learn more than he
could by dependirl on the state depart
ment for information.
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This Information comes from a Spanish
source aud IL IS added that by the defeat
OF this band Of rebels the zone IN which
surgcnts
III Is learned from other sources that the
affairs WAS similar 10 others where unaJm-
81 men were killed and that the dead al
legged rebels were simply pacificos who had
no means of defending themselves against
the government troops.
The latest reports concerning the move
ments OF General Weyler. who was en-
camped near San Cr1stobal. is that he
marched today. No information is given
regarding his objective point. lie has had
no encounter with the enemy since his re-
rurn to the province or Pinar del Rio from
Havana. Notwithstanding his elaborate
plan OF campaign which necessitates the
use of 1000 troopA ...
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-12-28
TWO GREAT CUBAN DEMONSTRATIONS
New York City Was the Scene Of the lVeies Sympathy for
the Insurgents Monday Night

Decent 2Two
The a
thousand men took part
East f1ysH anu
rchedby a
organization was
with soldiers as escorts
latest triumph IN
Washington ana
Surrender fars
objec do"ntd S
assastnatNn
to
descendant OF the se'
of he same an
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-12-28
PALMA SAYS zERTUCHA LIES.
Cuban Delegate Denies All the Doctor
Wrote About Maceo's Death.

New York December 2f-Ccncral Tomas
Estrada Palma. the Cuban delegate.
today gave ont a statement in re
ply 10 published letter of DR.
Zertucha, In which the doctor says
that Macoo, driven to despair by the non
support of the rebel government. invited
his own doom; that members Of the Cuban
council are in the pay Of Spain; that they
failed To back their own general, and that
Aaceo was dispirlted from several letters
from those connected with the civil govern
mcnt OF the insurgents.
General Palma's reply Is as follows:
II am not very much surprised to SEQ
Or. Zertucha rush into print for the pur-
pose Of distracting attention from him
self by attracting Il TO a scaudalous charge,
which can only aid him with the Spaniards.
For me It is a sufficient Indication Of
the mans character that he surrenders to
the enemy under the conditions IN his case,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-12-28
MORE PACIEs MURDERED.
I wenty-Three Res Killed in an En-.
gaeent.

Havana. Decombe. News from Man
..''- 10 th' province PIuar del Rio. gives
~. ~" "details ~ au eun.or on December
-. "sen Lieutert Ilamio. command
- q H"dN ~ iocalrlorilias anc volun-
co.'s ard a force Oinsurgents
Afi" Spanish fare.A,-r,, sn,- AT "A Mace
--ii'u Rancho. foun,sn iusurgcnt camp.
i''.A which they We fired un0n. The
i.efs returned ihenre, Whereupon the
.''ia Tel in area: disorder leaving
80 Three dead ontre fcld The arms
- 'ii-z'is = the insrgeuts were captur-
~, .NE t"eir camp estroycd. Eight Of
~. ~, -'-ta reoels were fentified.
sOFeEslInent foro sustained no loss
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-12-28
ATTACH NO IMPORTANCE TO 1T,
Times Story About Germany and Spain
Not Believed.

washington December 26.-On1cials in
confiderrtlal relations to the secretary Of
state and the president appear TO attach
no Importance to the story published by
The London Times originating in Paris
to the effect that Germany had informed
the United States that ii was prepared to
side with Spain.
The German ambassador called on Secre-
tary Olney and on the president Thursday.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-12-28

but as this was regular diplomatic day. no
significance was attached 10 the visit to the
state department. and his call on the
president is explained by the fact that he
presented his military attache