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The Winslow mail., 1897-11-13
FOURTH.
AmoUNr OF CAPITAL sToo4.


The capital stock of this company
shall be in the amount of one hundred
thousand ($l00,000) divided into one
thopsand $1,000 shares Of one hundred
($l00) dollars each.
That ten per cent Of the amount OF
capital stock subscribed by any person,
persons or corporation shall be paid at
The time OF the making the subscrip-
lion upon call therefor by the Treas
urer; and that the balance shall be paid
in instruments not to exceed three per
cent on each instalment, each install
ment TO be called by notice to be Is
sued by the President or SecretaFy;a and
when SO called to be payable WITHIN
fifteen days after the dste Of such no.
tice end the service Of the same upon
1.-THE subscriber.
FIFTH.
That the commencement and termis
nation of the corporation shall be as
follows, to-wit:
That it shall commence doing busi-
ness on the first day of June, 1892, and
that it shall terminate it's business or
the 31st day of May, 1912.
SIXTH.
That the officers who are to conduct
the affairs Of this corporation and the
times at which they are to be elected,
are as follows, to-wit:
There shall be board Of directors
consisting of five (5) members who
shall be elected at an annual meeting
of the stockholders to be held on the
3d Monday Of July Of each year here
after. That until the first annual meet
ing is held under this amended char
ter. the following named persons snail,
and they are hereby declared to be the
Directors under the amended charter
they hold. however, until their success
sors in office are duly elected or ap-
pointed and qualified! w. s. Hancock,
Daniel Murphy, John Pullar, Il. q: Dry
den and O. N. Marion.
SEVENTH.
That the highest amount Of indebt-
ness or liability to which the corpeT3-
ton is at any time to subject itself to,
is as follows, to-wit: That its indebted
ness shall never at any time exceed the
sum of fifty thousand ($50,000) dollars
EIGHTH.
That the private property of each
stockholder Of this company shall be
exempt from the corporate debts Of the
company.
NINTH
That the incorporators named in the
amended charter are as follows: Daniel
Murphy, s. @. Shale, w. S. Hancock,
John Pullar and 0. n. Marion.
TENTH.
That the principal place for the trans
action of the business of this company
shall be at Winslow, Navajo cof,nty,
Arizona Territory
DANIEL MURPHY, [Seal-l
s. G. SHALE. [Seal-l
". s. HANCOCK, [Seai.1
JOHN PULLAR, Seal
o. n. MARION, ESeall
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County OF San Bernardino.j
BE it remem beTed, That on this Both
day of September. 1897; personally ap.
peared before me the undersigned:
Daniel Murphy, S. G. Shale, W. S. Han
cock, o. n. Marion and John Pnllar;
each of them being personally known
to the undersigned, and they and EACH
Of them asVerally acknowledged the
foregoing Articles of Incorporation by
tEer and each OF them, for the uses and
The Winslow mail., 1897-11-13
CHR S1GtnaI1ae4 5s1nSl+
J. f. WALLACE,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

Entered at the postoffice at Winslow, Ariz.,
as second class mail matter.
The Winslow mail., 1897-11-13

ADVERTISING RATES.
Display, per inch per month, 81 60; reading
notices, per line, first insertion, 10 cents
each Subsequent insertion. 5 cents: per line
per month, q cents.
COAGafUNICATTONS
From the surrounding country of local in
5erest solicited.
The Winslow mail., 1897-11-13

The beauty Of protective tariffs is
being strikingIy shown just now, when
the peice Of American steel rails is So
or SIS ton below the English medium
and get we have a duty of $3.50 ton
to protect our infantry industry from
the terrible foreigner. In few weeks
the foreigner will be complaining that
we are taking bis own markets from
him, but congress will continue the
duty for the benefit CT the trust when
it reorganlzes to mulct the home con-
sumer.-Kansas City Times.
The Winslow mail., 1897-11-13

That the commencement and termi--
nation of the corporation shall be as
follows, to-wit
That it shall commence doing busi-
ness on the first day of June, 1892, and
that it shall terminate its business or
the 31st day of May, 1912.
The Winslow mail., 1897-11-13

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
The Winslow mail., 1897-11-13

Attorney General Frazier rendered
the following opinion to the Territorial
Loan Commission il regard to fund
ing Navajo county bonds duato Apache
comfy as her portion of the aebt OF
the last named county when the divi-
sion took place. The Attorney General
The Winslow mail., 1897-11-13

f. W. Wood has invented 2 dry con-
centrator, or washer, for placering. It
is claimed for this machine that it will
save the gold up to agsay One of the
machines is in operation at Randsburg.
Should it do what is claimed for it.,
placer mining in Arizona will become
one of it's most important and best
paving industries There are thousands
of acres Of dirt in the territory chat
will pay handsome wages IL this inven-
ton is as represented,
The Winslow mail., 1897-11-13

The Farm Journal says: "The In
dianapolis Monetary Commission now
at work on a currency reform scheme
to be presented to Congress this win
ter, is N. G. This select body of finan-
cial reformers numbers eleven, con-
sisting of railroad presidents, hard
ware merchants, cotton manufacturers,
college professors; with at lsast five
corporation lawyers, and not e single
farmer in the whole list What can
such commission dof just what it
has been appointed to do and nothing
clge. hatch out plausible scheme for
driving out OF circulation the gold and
silver coin of the constitution, replac-
ing it with food Of debased corpora
tion rag money.
The Winslow mail., 1897-11-13

T. J. MrRTHz.
a Notary Public,
'i-Nh' Commission e2piFes Nsbs
@ex II. 1891.
The Winslow mail., 1897-11-13
TIE ONLY IRON

n business whichw
taught
slongw must themwe
will bear honest
prices have been dissatisfied else
with regular trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
10 SESSION or THE COMMITTEE.
SENATOR LEXOw FAILS TO APPEAR IN NE
CITY HALIrA MINORITY REPORT
TO THE LEGISLATURE


There was no session of the joint legislative 'o.
mittee on trusts Yesterday. The cotn'h''' "a
adjourned on Friday afternoon 10 iie, ,o'a,.1-
o'clock Yesterday morning A. that hour ho"e'S,'
rot a member Of tho committee IA" -, .oo,
few minutes later they began to S'ro H. .,o, ~
all Of the seven were present WIN ~" - u,oe
Senator Iexoy the chairman. me auo''r t.
- Iar,o ono aIline the Council Chamber anu no
fc,Iov,.co,on,l;teemcn waited patiently TOT ''''
tor from Nyack until II o'clock Iheh N'''
man Redoll assembled TO the high scat %
and let fau tho gaveI lie called the naH's y,
witnesses one after another Thy were :" ,..ocla.
Smith president of the WholesalaO ro''i' -,
i'm: lanes b. Duke president OF INC On. %,
,robacco COMPANY. and Josiah Browne, secre'aiy -
80, ,.orioa, 1oracco Company. None Of the three
va5 present whcreupon Asse'nDHId" - ,,
The committee stands adjourned for iach % Wv
nesses until Tuesday morning at 10 cIoch' 80,
,ftorvard he said that Senator LeXo" Ia"
word TO him at Il o'clock that ne "ou'' -, ,,o,,
80 10 ,rssent Yesterday Just why he ala no' say
Tho Assennbyman added that 1t mao oee" " H.
tion of the committee to devote the mon ~ -
~. ,nination Of Mr. Smith. in order that '"e -
vo.tjration of the affairs OF the Sugar rus ',s
49, c,,.bod ot once. lie supposed that the ia'e''e
- M honr at which the subpoena haa c pee" ,obacco
orrnmnted for Mr.. Smiths aOseune' %, moon IL
Crs ugre not expected until al inn "a.
vines rs MT the affairs Of the atneiiC o. or
T TO-" - fomnany will be taken up OH l"'''
Mr. smith fqs been GeXi a yesterday that there
o,Id ne a minority report sent to tne - Of the
unless the majority should aaop5 eetions asked by
m Ennotor: McCarren and Assembynan Barry ~"
personnel Of the minority Is , Of his absence
,pe nvcstgatcn said last nighs c fee,ing
been resting to-day as nay last iV two weeks has
very weceedtngIv heavy much So indeSo a,s M II If
S See to take rest for two or trsg NV absence
wsre possible. This is the cause VI my
-. ~ In to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
TOURNAMENT AT LAKEWOOD.

Lakewood Feb. 90 (SpeciaD.-The field that COM
peted to-day the links OF the Golf club In the
weekly handicap tournament for the handsome
cup given by Francis +. Freeman was ono or the
largest known here except at an open tourna-
ment Twenty-four players, including three wom-
en- took part. The course was in the pink OF CON
dition, the greens smooth as a billiard
table and the weather was satisfactory. The hon
ors of the day were borne Off by James Borden
Hartman. with Mrs. f. Robbins Walker close
second and Jasper Lynch a good third. Mr.. Har-
riman played from the ten-stroke limit. and COM
pIeted the eighteen holes in l0l, which gave him
net result OF 81. Not content with her success
IN the ladies' weekly matches for the Clafiin cup
al the Country Club links. Mrs. l.. II. Walker to-
day essayed a contest with the men. and came
within one point OF tying the winner She had
generous handicap of 20. and turned in the good
score OF 1i2. leaving her 90 net; Lynch played
from scratch and put up a splendid game, finish
ing in 90 Mrs Arthur r. Caflin receN ed the same
handicap as Mrs Walker, but her net score was
ia Miss Agnes Davis. who has been absent from
Lakewood for couple OF months. tried her luck
again to-day. getting 80 handicap and ending with
rs net. The other players and their scores were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
TENNY ARRIVES AT LEXINGTON.
THE FAMOUS swAYBACK RACER TO TAKE THE
PLACE OF ORDER AT THE BEAU
MONT STUD.

Tennv. the celebrated "swayback" racer, who
was one OF the most popular horses that ever
faced the flag on the American turf. arrived safely
In Lexington Ky. from California on Friday and
will take the place made vacant by the sale OF
Order at the Beaumont stud. Many frst-clss
matrons are 10 be bred TO Tenny and the breeders
Of Kentucky highly pleased at the return OF
this popular sire TO Kentucky. Some Of the young
sters by Tenny have frst-class trials. hence
he Is likely add 10 his laures and 10 perpetuae
his name sire.
Marcus Daily is 10 have private training grounds
at Cape Charles Va on the grounds formerly
cuped by William l.. Scott. Six two-year-olis
from California expected 10 arrive in Philadel-
phia tomorrow, where Matthew Byrnes will take
charge of them and superntend their shipment 10
Cape Charles. The experiment of training horses
at Cape Charles TO At them for the early spring
races was tried by William L. Scott and j. +. Nc
Donald. The experiment not success but
seasons failure does that Cape
Charles is not good place for training purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
BERKELEY WINS AGAIN.
THE SCHOOL FOR THE SECOND TINE GELS i"N
1NTERsCHoLAsTIC CHAMPIONSHIP
OF LONG ISLAND.

INTERSCHOLASTIC CHAMFioHSh
OF LONG ISLAND.
WE, . "pab, Rah, Rail- Berkeley! Berkeley
p.rle,ev," the boys OF Berkeley yesterday az
noon wound up their second succeSsiui o'o, 49,
oarrv on the indoor games championship OF we
Long Island 1nterscholastic Athieuc ,ro as.
II was the second annual indoor games VI VIZ -,
sooiotion and the old 18th Regiment Ar'nor!' a.
T1othusb.avc and Hanson Place Brooklyn was
the scene OF the contests ,o,1
Berkeley won q points st. PAU 10 anu Ban
II A Berkeley boy, r. Pauldins, oroNe an
citation record In the pole vault ne shueu '.,.oo'
over the bar at 10 feet 4 inches. ~ Dc I,
AdeIph,. was simply able TO repeat his recon" '"'
Of 10 feet.
Tho other contests resulted follows:
hundred M. forty-yard dash-storms Barnard
won Time-6"l9 sec. - -, poh,nson 81,
Fifty-yard dash (senior)-Final won by hO''"So' o.
r1 Fif,vyard dash tjunor,-Fna won by sprasue Time
Fif,yyard hurdle-Final by Ben Berkeley Time
y hundred hume d rime%als is
i' 1 ',,,vdea twentv-yard dash-Final won by
1ia%. Richards second Times 80 sec
storms Barnard finished first in the hna' o"' wa" ''
au nni0n, H' nA W. Tomnson Barnard won Time
30 " u v,rrov 81 Paul won
High jump-G seryss. Latin schoo won ,ee fee;
inches.
The good work done by the Berkeley boys was
largely due to the coaching they received from their
captain H c Du Val r who bs Is the son pe G
~ The officers of the games Were: Referee. Ever
Jansen WENDELL track Judges DR. Pei Rn,, ana ana
Brown: timers X. Stoll. Hjertberg and L. lAepeou
clerk of course L. w Allen. ,..u,so.,,
The u Officers of tn erdsdeni 81 Forney
tary Robert Sharp Fletcher; treasurer Ausu d p
II. Peck Track Committee, Lea HerricN ana H.
Eiatcher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
KANSAS CITY. PITTSBURG & GULF.

John A. Seicher supervisor Of The City Rec
ord" has an interesting and striking letter in the
issue Of "Leslles Weekly" for February Is. This
letter is dated at Port Arthur TEX, February l.
1881 and gives all the facts concerning the Kansas
City, Pittsbury Gulf Railroad. which Is approach
ing completion. and which extends from Kansas
CITY TO Port Arthur Mr. Slecher takes the view
that the construction of this railroad is OF vast
Importance, he says that IT Is the only one Of
consequence running through the heart of the Mis-
sissppi Valley TO deep-waier port on the Gulf OF
Mexico Among the directors of the company are
John Lowber Welsh and f.. T. SALISBURY of Phila-
dephia. A. A. Heckscher. of this city and A. E..
Stiwe r. L. Martin and w 5. Woods. OF Kansas
CITY Mr. Sleicher states that this railroad has cost
80 900 900 thus far.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
THE ERIE WINS.

The long disputed question al to excess fares On
fast trains has at last been decided by the arbi-
traitors Of the Joint Traffic Association. through the
persistent efforts OF the Erie Railroad. The case
has been up time and again partial and unsatis-
factory decisions rendered. and on each occasion
the Erie has appealed its case until now it has
won IT, The decision Of the arbitrator Is that
twenty-eight hours constitutes the standard OF time
and rates between New-York and Chicago and that
all classes OF business-trst class, second
class and theatrcal-N must be added for each
hour fraction thereof less than twenty eight
hours. The date set for making this ruling effective
Is that upon which the American Time Association
may fix for general tme-card changes in the month
Of Ma,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
JUDGMENT AGAINST A ROAD.

Louisville. Ky. Feb. 0.-Judge Lurton OF the
United States Circuit Court, this morning awarded
the United States Trust Company. OF New-fork.
judgment against the receiver OF the Chesapeake.
Ohio and Southwestern Railroad for S0,9li being
principal and interest defauted equipment
bonds. Tho equipment of the road was ordered
sold TO satisfy the Trust Company's claim. Ii Will
he bought by the Illinois Central which now
operateg the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
AT THE OCEAN COUNTY CLUBS TRAPS

AT THE OCEAN COUNTY CLUBS TRAPS
Lakewood Feb 20 (speciaD. There was some
lively shooting this morning at the traps of the
Ocean County Hunt and Country Club. the condi-
items being favorable. The birds were a
strong lot ard got away rapidly. there no sun
to dazzle the aim, the sky was gray and cloudy
and not breath of air stirring. The first
contest was sweepstakes at ten birds, Dwight NJ
Harris. F. A. Walthew and Or. W. Gill Wye try
ing conclusions. Harris conceded both miss as
kill. Harris missed fast left quarterer on his
first shot and again failed to kill the fourth
swift piledrver Wylie a little uncertain. fail
ing TO drop four. Matthew srassed eight and took
the stakes. Harris shot from twenty yards
and the other two from twenty-seven. J. s. Nc
Comb then joined the company. Matthew and Wy
lie giving him d miss kill. and Harris doing
likewise. He also shot at twentyseven yards rise
Harris missed only one. and came in ar easy win
ner. Walthew and Wye then had match at five
birds, Wathew proving superior.
The same quartet then shot at ten birds McCOmb
receiving three misses kills. and Matthew and
Wylie two each. Harris again handled his gun in
good shape. only missing his first and last. two
hummers. and winning for the second time. Wylie
killed five. McComb landed seven. while Matthew
only potted four.
McComb then retired In favor Of Chauncey +.
Kerr Harris conceding all three two misses a.
kills. Wvlie killed eight straight without his ham
dicap, and proved an easy winner Another sweep
miss a kill and the others two. Wylie Civ
ing the others one bird. Walthew retired the
end of the sixth round. Harris after falling his
first three At the tenth bird Wylie and Kerr were
tied. Tho miss-and-o rule put in force.
Wylie miss ing. and Kerr being successful and taxi
ing the stakes.
On Washngton's Birthday there will be series
OF sweepstakes at the traps. and A handsome cup
Will he competed for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
FINE NEW CHURCH DEDICATED.

Worcester. Mass. Feb. 9.-The new Union Con-
gregationa Church. which Is one OF the finest In
New-England and which cost with the Moen Me
mortal Chapel adjoining about $4,000. was ded
Gated last evening The Rev. DR.. Alexander Nc
Kenzie, OF Cambridge. preached the sermon. The
Moen Chanel was dedicated I'm the afternoon with
sermon by the Rev. Henry A. Smson, OF New
York. a former pastor OF the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
THE GIANTS TRAINING GROUND.

Lakewood. Feb 20 tSpccaD.-Presdent Freedman
and Captain Joyce Of the Ncw-York Baseball Club.
here to-day. and decided that the spring
training Of the Giants shall take place here. The
team will be chartered i'm the Lakewood Hotel and
will exercise on the baseball ground OF the Lake
wood Heights School. adjoining the links OF the
Lakewood Golf Club,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21

Ninth contest S. miss and out-Morfey KennaTd 4
each Hoey 3. Daly. Money. Walters each. Purse ii
vided
Tn. tenth contest was not finished until dark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
YALE CREW CANDIDATES.
ONLY NINETEEN MEN LEFT TO TRY FOR tn
BOAT-BASEBAL1. PRACTICE.

BOAT-BASEBALI, PRACTICE.
New-Haven Conn Feb 20.-Captain Bailey OF
the Yale crew made his first important reduction
OF the winter this afternoon after the regular
practice He cut down the list OF candidates for
the university boat TO nineteen. dismssng White
house Way Wilcox and Wright. The boat con-
tains some fast material this year.
C'sptain Keator Of the Yale nine called out his
men this afternoon COR the first time this year,
about forty-fve reporting. They had an hours
nractice in the new cage. Captain Keator directed
The work az Yale will have no professional coach
his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
OXFORD WINS AT FOOTBALL.

London, Feb. 2o.-The inter-universty game ~
football between the oxford and Cambridge teams
was played to-day and won by oxford by score
OF goal to o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21

Are YOU thinking OF purchasing a Piano. or
Piano Stool? II So do not fail 10 consult the little
advertisements In the narrow columns. Some good
bargains may be found there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
SHUT OUT BY HARTARD.

COLUMBIA AND PENNSYLVANIA CANT ROW AT
PoUGHKEEPsIE THIS YEAR.
Boston. Feb 2o-Harvard has officially decided
not 10 admit the University OF Pennsylvania and
Columbia crews to the race between Harvard
Yale and Cornell at Poughkeepsie this year. 1t
was voted last evening that 1t impossible to
admit them, owing to Harvard's agreement with
Yale.
The members Of the Harvard crew have been
let off on n three days vacation. as several OF
them are somewhat out Of condition. Captain
Goodrich Holster Sprague. Boardman. Moulton
and Bull are the guests of Storrow, the coach. At
his home in the White Mountains. The crew will
resume work next Tuesday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
Hoods
Win favor everywhere be-
cause they easy TO
take. Sc gentle yet reliable. HA
IN fact perfectly satsfac-
tory as family csthartic Cure sick headache

tory as family csthartic Cure sick headache.
biliousness. Indigestion nausea, bad taste. 25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21

unless some unforeseen complication sets IN ne WI,
he around again within week or TWO, 'o'
aiIn,ent was pneumonia In serious torn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
Summaries:

Fifth contest S. miss and Walters Morley Money
II each Davenport. TO- DAILY. Kennard Barker. Hoey.
each. Purse divided.
sixth contest. S. miss and out--Morfey. Davenport
eacn. HOey Walters - Money. . Kennard. .; Barker
! Purse divided
Seventh contest-Davenport. Waters. DAILY each:
Barker. ). kennard. 4; Morley D. Money. 3. Hoey. 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21

Long Branch. Feb % (SpeciaD. Unusually good
scores were made by the marksmen who took part
in the different contests at Elkwood Park this
afternoon. There ten contests including the
Brookdale Handicap. a ten-bird shoot and eight
s. miss-and-out contests The shooting began about
IL o'clock.
Davenport and Morley did the best shooting
they divided money in nearly every contest and
made some very close shots. Noel Money made
some clever shots and divided money with Daven-
port and Morley in the big handicap. killing
straight Money also divided with Walters and
Davenport in the final contest by killing straight.
Summaries
First contest. 81 miss and out Davenport. DAILY. s
each. Morley. T. Money, g. Barker. Q Purse divided.
Second So miss and out Morley. Davenport y
Barker A. Walters. DAILY, each; Money. 2 Purse
divided.
Third contest s. and Morley. Davenport. )
each: Barker. A. Walters. DAILY each Money, . Purse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
SHOOTING AT ELKWOOD PARK.

There will be extra competition for this cup
on Washington's Birthday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
1oux 9 JOHNSON IMPROVING.

bradford Ont, Feb. @-John :. johnson. the
b,cvclis, who is III here with pneumonia. has had
. ,,,ro for the better. and his doctor reports that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21

Cyclists desiring TO join the League OF American
v,heelroen NAV obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending names and addresses
20 me cycling Editor, Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21

The percentage of increase in division member
shin last wear was as follows: Pennsylvania, ~:
Illinois 1Ol: New-Jersey. 30; North Carolina. II
Massachusetts. CT: Connecticut o.; Wisconsin, 10,
end Missouri, "a
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-04
TROUBLE WITH SPAIN LIKELY.
Fear OF Serious Complications Indi-
Gated by Small Incidents.

Fear OF serious Complications Indi-
Gated by Small Incidents.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-There was quite a
furry Of interest in the Cuban question in
town last night when it became known that
Secretary Alger had intimated to Captain X.
Bliss, who will shortly go to Madrid as mill
tary attache to the American legation there,
that it would be inadvisable to take Mrs
Bliss and her children with him because of
the possibility of trouble. Lieutenant G. l..
Dyer, the naval attache. also proposes to go
to Madrid unaccompanied by any member Of
his family These developments are gener-
ally accepted as an indication that the ad-
mnistration expects more or less trouble to
come from Madrid during the coming season
or as soon as Minister Woodford will have
opportunity to present the demands Of this
government to the Spanish court.
1t was also developed today that Consul
General Lee is expected to arrive in Wash
ington during the next two weeks. He will
not return to Cuba. General Lees home
coming will be in season to admit of con-
sultation between him and General Woodford