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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14
LEONARD'S DEATH.
COnnick Arraignei but His Case
POstpOne1 For InyestiG alton.

James A. COnnick, who was arrested
last Wednesday, charged with an assault
with pistol upon Michael Leonard of
this city, in Hyde Park, Boston. wa
brought before Trial Justice Worthington
yesterday at Dedham. Mass, no having
Deen held under $1,000 bonds since his ar
rest. When Connick vas arraigned on
Wednesday last he pleaded not guilty, and
his case was continued till Monday.
James h. Cotter and David T.. Murray
appeared for the defendant, whils Robert
Al. .. Schulz, assistant attorney goneral
for Norfolk county, appeared for the
state.
Ne Schulz. with the consent OF defend
ant'3 counsel, asked FOR n further contlD-
uance in order that the police might have
time for a full Investigation of the facts,
ana this was agreed tn by Justice Worth
ington. who fixed Saturday, sept 20. at
Dedham, rs the date and place CT the
hearing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14
WAGES RESTORED.
Employees OF WO0nSOcket WOrsted
Co. Given a Pleasant Surprise.

An agreeable surprise was given to the
20 employees Of the Woonsocket worsted
mill when, upon opening their pay envel
opes they saw that their wages had been
raised 10 the figure paid them before the
out down in 1893 The increase is about
"a per cent.
Business Is rushing at the rubber boot
works at Millville Mass, owned by tre
Woonsocket Rubber Company and con-
troiled by the United States Rubber Com
pany. The mills are making FROM 30 tn
100 pairs of boots day, and the boot
makers are allowed to work from q n m,
until p. NJ, II they desire, ana new help
Is being added almost daily.
Enough work is on hand TO guarantee
q continuance of the present conditions
for at least two months, and the store
houses are almost empty. The company
has also recently received renewals OF
several orders, which were cancelled some
weeks ago. IL is now making one order
Of 60, 600 pairs of boots.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14
CONSUL LEE CONFERS.

Washington, sept. 14.-COnsul General
Lee had an extended conference at the
state department yesterday with Secre-
tary Sherman and Judge Day. assistant
secretary of state. during which tho
entire range of Cuban affairs was gone
over. The consul general submitted
no written report, bat gave IA verbal state.
ment on the numerous questions which
have arisen in connection with the insur-
rectioD.
Secretary Sherman desired that Con.
Lee should sec the president who is ex-
pycted back tonight. lt was felt, however,
that the president would be fatiRueu
with his journey, and would not care
to take up Cuban affairs Immediately
upon his arrival. For tins reason, 10 was
arranged that Gen. Lee should proceed To
Virginia and visit his family, holding
himself In readiness TO return on tele-
graphic order when it was convenient for
tho president 10 SEQ him. He left later
in the day for the Intermount Hotel at
Covin0ton, Va, where Mrs Lee is spend
ing the summer As To whether Gen.
Leo will return TO Cuba no definite
Information could be secured. 1t is said
To depend much OH circumstances which
have not vet deyeiOped
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14
LABOR DAY PRIZES.

Ticket No oil which drew the bicycle
at ths Labor day parade, was held by
Thomas Fournier of 80 Capron street.
Ticket Nc. 750. for barrel of flour. was
held by John Foster OF PA Amherst
street. The holderof ticket No 565, which
drew ton OF coal has not presented it,
and the coal will be- offered as n prize at
the conclusion Of the Labor day games
on the British Hosiery grounds on Satur-
day. 25th inst.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14
SAD DROWNING.
Four Persons Lose Their Lives
While on an Excursion.

Waterloo. Ia. Sept 1i.-Rev Scott
Hyatt and wife, Royal Mcqueen and Miss
A. Il. Tibbetts. were drowned in tho
Cedar river at Waverly Sunday. lhe
party went on an excursion. Yesterday
morning the bodies of Hyatt, Mcqueen and
Miss TibDetts were found in deep pool
clasped together About 10 o'clock Mrs.
Byatt's bow was found 500 yards below,
caught in barbed wire fence. The
theory Is TIM. the women went In bath
ing got beyond their depth and the men
lost their lives In an attempt at rescue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14

John Il. Farrell, who was arrested at the
Old Fenner Stand in Johnston on the evening
of August o, has been arraigned in tho Gis-
trict court of Buzzards Bay. He pleaded
not guilty To the charge Of making an as
snult upon Perry Bourne, police constable
of Falmouth, and was held for the action of
the grand jury in the sum Of 5000. There
are other wnrrnnts out for Fnrrell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14
Receives the Letter of
President Mckinley.
Minister WOOdfOrd Presents
II at San Sebastian.
Two Hundred Spanish Soldiers
Killed by the Insurgents.

san Sebastian, Sept. i4.-Yesterday
Gen. Woodford. envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary, presented his
credentials To the Queen Regent Of Spain,
being favorably received by her. Gen.
woodtord presented his letter 10 Her
Majesty:
William Mckinley, President Of the
United States, to Her Majesty, Maria
Christina. Queen Regent of spain:
Great and Good Friend-I have chosen
Stewart Woodford, one of our most dis
tinguished citizens, TO reside near the
government of Your Majesty in tLo
quality OF envoy extraordinary and min
lister plonipotentiary uf the United States
He is well informed on the subjects of the
interest Of the two countries. and of our
sincere desire TO cultivate and maintain
the friendship so long existing between
the two governments My knowledge of
his high qualities and talent fills me
with entire confidence that he will strive
constantly To develop the interests ana
prosperity of the two governments, thus
making himself agreeable to Your
Majesty's government. Therefore. | beg
Your Majesty to be good enough to re
ceiye him favorably ana TO place con-
tdence in all he may say on behalf Of the
United States. and in the assurances ne
is commissioned TO convey 90 Your
Majesty of the best wishes of our govern
ment for the prosperity of spain.
God preserve Your Majesty,
Washington, June 3D. 1897.
From Your Majesty's Good Friend,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14
DEATH INSTANT.
Ornament Fell From a Turret KILL
ing a Young Girl.

Halifax, n. s., Sept. IA young
daughter Of Alex Fraser of Vernon riyor.
T. l.. went to the Roman Catholic chapel
yesterday to attend mass, and while stand
ing outside the church an ornament fell
from the turret, striking her on the head,
and causing instant death
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14

The Munyon treatment for catarrh of the
head, ears, throat and lungs, and for deafness
consists of mild, soothing lotions and in
ternal remedies, which act on the blood and
nerves and thoroughly eradicate the disease.
1T COSTS YOU NOTHING for p thorough
examination at the MunyOn Offices. No obli-
cation TO buy me iicne. Eminent specialists
10 diagnose your case FREE, ana the latest
apparatus for treating tne diseased parts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14
Summer Playgrounds

Unless ths unexpected lnuppus in the 10 w
~ contribution Of 500 before Tuesday night,
the playground must cease. turning the
chill tTen into the street for tho two weeks re.
meining before school opens. Although this
D. 20 b regretted, the cratifyins fact remains
that the plavgruunds have been orpn this
summer considerably mrre than twice as
frany hours ~ ever before. and The numhers
attending have increased each wCck Contri.
buttons may be sent % A. W. Faircbild, treas.
urer the Arc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14

Don't risk your health, perhaps your hfe,
wnen you can consult "A skilled specialist on
any disease, absolutely free Of charge.
While the test OF Kidney Cure is going on,
Munyon's doctors will treat all patients than
come, no matter WHIST their disease, just the
same as usual. Medical examination and
nd vice are absolutely free,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14
Peaches For Preserving.
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.

: Choice York State, Jersey and Connecticut
Peaches. Colley's Fruit Store. l06 Westminster.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14
KLONDIKE.
BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN
TRADING AND EXPLORATION CO.

Capital. S5,0O0,000, Shares. 81 each,
FUN Pad, Non Assossable,
OF WHICH 100000 SHARES ARE OFFERED
AT PAR, Sl.00.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14
GENERAL OFFICES:
f3 e. G5 Wall Street, New York City.
Dawson City, Northwest Territory.

GENERAL OFFICES:
f3 & G5 Wall Street, New York City.
Dawson City, Northwest Territory.
BANKERS:
Wells Fargo Co., NTT sng ssp 5o,T Fra r Scisco cal
Tradesmcn's National Bank. Now York City.
REGISTRARS OF STOCK:
The Knickerbooker Trust Co., New York City.
CHIEF CONSULTING ENGINEER:
Frederick Gleason Corning. G5 Wall Street.
New Norg city.
This company has been formedsto explore,
devcop and do mining, mercantile ana
financial business In the gold fields Of the
Yukon Valley. In addition to its valuable
mines II viii own and operate its own steam
erS to ply Ietwecn the ocean and Dawson
CITY, and. with abundant capital, be prepared
10 secure advantageous terms as traders IN
furnishing supplies 10 the various camps ana
IN acquiring new mining properties.
IL has purchased from Mr. A T. lronmonger
Sola OF Dawson CITY, Northwest territory
who has consented 10 act as managing Di-
rector in Alaska his entire interests IN his
gold placcrs, aggeSating ioJ feet on Bonanza
Crock and 25J feet on Last Chance Creek also,
his real estate holdings, for warehouse ana
do,k purposes on the river front, and other
cIty lots In Dawson CITY.
Mr. A. E. lronmonger SolG has been several
years in the Yukon country, being engaged
AS freighter. trader and miner. and Il among
the few mon familiar with the necessities
and advantages of the klondlke gold nelds.
The mines are now being worked under tho
direction of the company's superintendent,
Mr. Earl Crutcher, and under the new ar
rangemeut and with the he'p that VIII be
acquired, AN output of so 900 per week Il "a
reasonable expectation Hence, while other
companies are arranging exploration ana
proSpecting parties 10 locate claims IN Alaska
next year this corporation is producing bull
lion on its own property.
Og the s. OUO, ,OOO Capital Stock Of the Com
pany, 81, 10000 Will he set aside for the de-
velopment ANA purchase of additional proper
ties.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14

Subscriptions TO the capital stock OF the
Company az ar ~ Sl.0O per share will now
he received at the offices of the Company, 63 a.
IS Wall street, New York. by J, h. CONNEL-
LY Treasurer, and by
THE EXPLORATION SYNDICATE,
Mills Building, Wall street, New York City.
PROSPECTUS and further information fur
nished by ALEX. A. ARTHUR, Secretary, on
apulicntion s7.tu-thu- sat-l3t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:

Gen. b. NJ. Whitlock, President; President
Safety Insulated Wire md Cable Co, y. \.
Hon. Chas. r. O'Ferrall, First President
Governor of Virginia, Richmond Va.
j. w. Woodslde Sc ond Vice President: Vice
President Stewart Ralph Snuff Co., Phila-
delphia.
A. Il. Ironmongsr Sola, Managing Director,
Dawson City, n. W. T..
T. W. Tlmpsou, Nassau News Company, n. y.
Hon. Wm A. Beach, of Hancock, Beach A.
Drvine, Syracuse, n. y.
Hon. j. r. Connolly, Treasurer; ex.Comptrol-
Ter of City OF Newark, n. j., and eA Consul
10 Kobe, Japan.
Theodore Helman, of Seligsberg ~ Co.,
Baukers, Wall Street, New York City.
Chas. H. Vines General Att rney Attorney
at-Law, G3 ~ 65 Wall Street, New York
CITY
Gen. j. NJ. Varian, New York.
Alex. A. Arthur, Secretary, 63 * 90 Wall
Street, Now York City.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14
Of the Kidneys Had a Firm Hold
on Others, but Munyon's Kidney
Remedy Will Effect a Cure.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
To Call at Our Office, zoI Washington
ST., Any Day This Week and Have
ADVICE FREE.
EXAMINATION FREE.
KIDNEY REMEDY FREE.

The second Of Prof Munyon's series Of pub
lie tests Will be- entered upon today In the
Munyo Offices The news Of the rheumatism
test last week and which was such great
su, cess. has spread abroad, and many Will
come from all parts Of the state 10 be present
for tie test Of the kidney rene ".
some may only have the incipient stage Of
Kidney trouble. others, the heavy, drag
gang sep the bent foru that hctokcned q Q
WELL EATED CASE OF CHRONIC XII
Nkl DlSEASE Still others, the puffy ap-
pearance about the eyes, the hahby checks
and the hopeless look that tells only TOO plain
ly the story that Bright's Disease HAD BE-
GUN IIS DEADLY WORK. A few may come
whom the specialists viii at n glance know
that the AWFUL DISEASE Just named has nj.
most COMPLETE AND UNDISPulED
POSSESSION.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-14

Not one of these need Despair. Munyon's
Remedies i'm the hands of his skilled sp,-
ci,ii,ts have cured hundreds oI eases that
were pronounced incu abb" by prominent
physicians. WHY NOT THESE?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-02
GALVESTON COLLECTORSHlP|
Place May Be FILLED When the Press
ident Returns Home.
GAGE CONSIDERING HUNTS ACTION.
The Dallas Collector HASN'T Conn
piled with the Law and Asked
for Now Clerks.

Washington. September 1.-tspeciai)--
1t was said this afternoon that among the
appointments that the president will make
on his return to the White House will be
the marehalship for the San Antonio dis
trict and the collector Of customs for CAL
weston. the commission OF the present In
cumbent Of the latter office having expired
on August 20.
The charges Of violating the civil service
law preferred against Internal Revenue
Collector Hunt OF the Dallas district by
Mr. Wood have been referred to Sccre-
tary Gage. The secretary has not had
time to consider the matter. bue he will
give his attention to 1t this week. II It
turns out that Collector Hunt has violated
the law he Will have to pay the penalty.
While 1t Is truo that Collector Hunt re-
moved all the democrats in his office pro-
tected by civil service. he has not as yet
applied to the civil service commissioners
to fill the vacancies There are just ten
eligibles on the list for the Dallas district
John w. Davis OF Lufkin and James F.
Warren OF Dallas have been admitted 10
practice before the interior department.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-02
THE FORCES FOR FREE SILVER
Bryan Says the Money Question Must Be Settled
Before Any Other Can Be Considered.

Nebraska s-
gatherings
their attention addresses by eadlns free silver advocates
hall merged
berger made lengthy speech He that the mission OF the democratic
tnued.
Of dollar
dollar with oneha Of the purchasing certain other dol
sisted Chairman
Of par
The silver republican hbitd hausns
the uns and 'hore were many emty seats through the hall Temporary
Chairman r. W Ioomis made keep together
and cin hands with the convention
me three conventions then appointed the committees and took recess uns
delegates gathered In the State house grounds
cd addresses Weaver
and others My Bryan said in substances
year because they the subject bmem
belief that the money question was tho paramount issue before tho people II BIZ
moaim was right then 1t sht paramount Issue then
the The
three parties can act together without Injury to their party organization without
o arm to achohe
Tho money question must settled before other questions can BIO serious
,my wns n ony nnrs ne r an nm.sn ut onaanssr tho
wiz
triumph and leave the
future determine which organization worthy of public support M
In this valuable contribute the
ambition public
candidacy dcment of tho
office which aspres."
At the evening session committees were appointed by the several conventions
sr were The nsor anes NV tne ,naor tho CHI
phy striking The platform brief The declarations the
ether conventions contain strong free coinage pianks
During waits of the conference committees the dele
speeches conventions finally adjourned
miini to awatt tho actor OF the commit ees
o'clock
carly evening party
on c.ndkia wcgca +.
recommending convention held and
delegation Il a full
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-02
SHORT NEWS STOKES.

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wn , ~ nns'.i'ns ~, Az. lii ~ w. a.
o. ., Vuyase 70 Ea nna.a ,ha goyarn.
,ns,uu aa vi ~ ~, rrsn,n,,n., Wash 'o
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NY YIN n'.etu ~, i Grn,t t,,. Sow Ynrr
,na, ~ ~ ,,,, my, ,,, -,
ny tho oi.ihe,,s u,''vn -
S ba hem ~ A vlsIt To- sh thIs
city, has been loaded WIN presents py
the sultan ana taxes Will MN hu nll.pas
o. valuable git,s and an hu, tx a,ne ,s.' ar
Afuh u ntsta ~ w = ~
MoNThIAit,-Ih regniar "o s,,s 81 .ns
i,a M"uca hnr thc session nncnrd.
ms inns in ,n5 and s,,rSnnna nre A.,
at,endance =" ~ whom nearly SO are Amer
leans, ,,, wa. ,ooo -
,NEW ~ s,,Gy,, yo~ ~ f,hr
nsar, seyeat CHARLES Fax. the latter on
S Shsv, ue ~ rain neach tonight. This was
a dpu mse was a o,arter OF mile straight
o a,ssse" sr pas ,,rnI annnuncea was SsN sec
onds,
mar ,rrnnopTr-,rhc biennial convention
Of Tie supreme tribe Of the German lnde.
osinrn,on 10 meet two Years hence in San
u H., ,t ~ w ''SN' 49, -
Nnw yoRK-rt ,s stated on excellent
ington Avenue Bsp,,st ch na, bF Rsr
ttonsnn ~ Tho first Raptist church OF
chioaxo' pr. Henson has been preaching
70 ,aEf isr h" d,,rlpg This month mo,
D.oogn, o'i.e $50. ,,, a..
MELENA. Mont l. nra,s Ter OF .,,y yns
nr scg,, 'a M East en- ros,te to Yellow
stone Nati9nai Park; where he 3 VIII spe nr
YER aays ron, du Is, sa,t a.c and the,;;
goes goes % On am hunting trip into the mount
aims Of Colorado.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-02
The Nashville Exposition.

Nashville, Tenn, September 1.-The
weather TODAY was verv pleasant and thou
sands OF people visited the Tennessee Cen
tennial exposition. The attendance is
growing rapidly since the cool days have
set In.
A very interesting programme has been
arranged for the celebration OF Shelby
county (Memphis and Cotton day. on Sep
TENDER IA. Several thousand people will
come from Memphis and will be accompan-
led by the Medley Zouaves.
A Mother Goose carnival will be given
at the exposition on children's day, Sep
TENDER 49, Alabama day, September o.
will be celebrated with appropriate exer-
cises in the auditorium.
The Mississippi Press association Will ar
rive In this city September 2s and take
part in the celebration OF Mississippi day,
The association will be accompanied by a
number OF prominent citizens Of the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-02
president DeArnitt Has signea.

Pittsburg. Pa, September 1.-President
DeArrnitt this evening attached the sigma
ture OF his company 10 the uniformity
agreement. This signature has been
looked for for long time and some Of the
promoters Of the scheme were beginning to
despair OF getting II. Those having in
charge the securing OF signatures now feel
confident that the rest OF the operators will
fall In line rapidly and the uniformity plan
win soon be an assured fact.
Tho executive committee of the big lake
shippers held a meeting today and II 10
said decided to move at once toward OPEN
Ing their mines. The mines were selected,
but their location was not made public.
As there seems to be a possibility OF q set
tltment at Columbus tomorrow active steps
toward resumption will not BE- taken until
after the result Of the eonfsreHo 10 known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-02
is AT SAN SEBASTIAN
MINISTER wOODFORD VISITS THE
SUMMER SEAT OF SPANS COURT.
Matters Respecting Cuban Autonomy
VIII BE Delayed untii the Re-
turn to Madrid of the Queen.

Washington September 1.--Mr. Wood
ford, United States minister to Spain, has
advised the state department tina; he VIII
leave Paris today for San Sebastian. tho
seat OF tho Spanish court in summer.
CONTRARY to the original expectation. II Is
not believed that Mr.. Woodford will be
presented to the queen regent at San Sc
bastian, us 1t is only In exceptional cases
that such presentations are made there,
the royal family being in retirement Mr.
woodford. however. will not be prevented
from relieving Mr.. Taylor. the retiring
United States minister. nor will no DO
stonrsl entirely from the performances Of
his duties. 1t liz expected that he Will be
informally presented to the Spanish min
and that he will be recognized by the
Spanish government Immediately there
after TO the extent OF transactlng business
OF an emergency character, and such as
does not involve questions OF International
policy.
This Limitation will delay for time the
execution Of such instructions from Presi-
dent Mckinley as Mr. Woourord may nave
on the question Of Cuban autonomy and
the abatement OF the present conditions In
Cuba, but tho delay viii only last until
the Spanish court returns to Madrid.
San Sebastian. September 1.--General
Stewart l.. woodford. the Omitted States
minister to Spain. arrived here this after
neon. Extra precautions had been taken
by the authorities to prevent any hostile
demonstration being made. but these ap-
parenuy were unnecessary, as the crowd
that had gathered to witness the arrival
was perfectly orderly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-02
REGARDING FLIBUsrERs.
Attorney Carlisle Made n Lengthy
Report on the subject.

:
Report on the subject.
Washington, September 1.-The report
az Commissioner Caideron Carlisle or
this city. the legal adyi4er OF the Spanish
government In this country. to Aenor
Dupuy De LONE. the Spanish minister, on
the subject OF the Cuban question in this
country, with particular reference to MI
clustering expeditions, was made public
today. II Is an exhaustive document Of
over 600 printed pages and abounds In
copions extracts from judicial opinions
and documents OF various kinds bearing
on the relations OF the United States TO
Spain as regards the Cuban insurrection.
Special reference is made to the laws
o, the United States and proceedings
hereunder TO prevent expeditions against
tn lawful government Of Spain In Cuba
leaving the United States.
Thls is the second report on this line
by Mr.. Carlisle. the former one having re-
viewed tho attitude OF this government
towards all Nations on the subject OF
neutrality. The report deals with the
municipal laws OF the United States and
their constructions to fulfil what is term
ed international duties OF tho govern
ment admitted In principle at least by
proclamation OF the resident
It says that while the practical rtsults
! Of the supreme court decision In the Three
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-02
HAWAIIAN NEWS.
Collector of Customc James II. Castle
Has Resigned,

Has Resigned.
San Francisco, Cal. September 1.-The
steamship Australia brings the following
Hawaiian adyices.
The steamship Bennington arrived from
San Diego August IA after a run of nine
days and the Marion is expected to leave
on the goth for Mare island.
James u. Castle, who hns held the po-
sItion OF collector OF customs since the
queen Yves deposed. resigned on account Of
III health. 1t Is rumored, however, that
the real caue Of his resignation Is dIssatis-
faction with the manner in which the
cabinet is managing the Japanese affairs.
Castle controls q newspaper and It Is gem
orally believed he will row devote his
whole time and attention 20 conducting
a vigorous attack upon the officials. II IL
understood that no is particularly bitter
against II. p. Cooper, minister Of foreign
affairs. whom Castle believes to be nm
suited for that important position. II
Cooper Is retired Hatch may take up the
portfolio again. but In any event 1t Is fully
understood that Hatch will not return to
tho United States. l.. A. Thurstcn. who
was sent home by Gresham. is spoken OF
as his SUCCESSOR.