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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-07

Terre Haute. Ind, July THE infor-
maticn that the Grape Creek CDanville)
miners will not go out moves Presider.
knight. CT the United Mine Workers. TO
say: Northern and central Indiana are
prepared to stay out as long as neces-
sary, but they expect eastern Illinois to
assist them. They have decided that IL
they cannot get the aid CT eastern Illi-
nois they will return to work at % cents
a ton. They do not intend to strike for
the simple purpose of giving work to the
eastern Illinois miners. whose coal Is In
direct competition with northern and
central Indiana coal"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-07

xAo Looo1 Nlngeooa
Cofn-e0deec
Oats-1SG3Oc.
Hay-Timothy, G0ee; WA, oe0os.
Straw-A.
Potatoes-iS04oc.
Butter-Fair 20 choice, Toe, fFoah creamory
l4hc.
Eggs-Fresh, So.
Chickens-6c
Coal-Soft, 10c.
Cattle-Butcher8 pay tor corn fed steers *
0Sxc.
HOGS oa0ss. n F
Sheep-c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-07
Administrators Notice.

lststs Of 1ebecss Ramsey. dseeafsa.
ne unAem1gna1 hevina eeeu eVposssed -
ate Of IL soasty q Rock Islsnd. ssaes q
Ininois, oseoessa, hereby givss notice tAes b
Win svpsaf bsfoss the county eoars Of Rock Islael
eosnty, g tns county ecurs room n II
The 1rst Moaday In September next, q which TN
al pefpons having elaa1s against saad estate IN
u hsving th6 eA0o a1tas1od.
Al pefDo1D tn1obee1 - sni1 e0eneo - soQue0l-
q - 0nhO k0oain1o pnyDant - eho 6nAos-
dna1.
Dsaed the I'd cay Of Jsly A. D.. 1851.
0DOsG0 n. BsCmuoHD. A00intOeRatoS.
OWHDuHY 3 WAlKaH. Attoeneyo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-07

Notice Of Final Settlement.
srA1 ?, OF I1ESino!s. 81.
10 sll persons interested:
s,,r ~ no soties hat ne undsrsened sdninis,ra-
Clli on the 10Th day Of July nexf. rsSSSSs ~,
ssal settlement - zach administfstrix 70 ~
ss Sn Tot approval an1 pray an oder foe ne az
saDussoa OF the mooeyS In her hands a1ooR ~
Ssscisoes o. TIE eeid estats; whom ana Mo
~ 10y appear and Offices % cid sefSje1Gat h
NrrrE ,. HueuxrH, Adninsstratrix.
oTunonoN = NAnsuAII, Attosueys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-07
General Lee Did Once Resign.

Washington. July THE point long
mooted whether General Robert E. Lee
did or did net resign after the battle CT
Gettysburg. is row settled. In volume
of war records which the war Depart
ment is about to publish, General Lees
letter will appear. 1t is dated from
Camp Orange, Aug. s. 1863, enc month
after Gettysburg. jefferson Davis de-
clined to accept the resignation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-07
THE AR8UA WEDNESDAY. JCLY Z 1897.

ThWston replied briefly to his col.
league, saying he promised to confine
himself to the bounty question. Re-
viewing the former sugar bounty law.
he declared that its repeal was an act
OF perfdy and dishonor. He regretted,
therefore, to turn to the record and
md that on the vote to repeal that law,
the first name recorded in the affirma-
tive, was that of Allen of Nebraska
Again he found on a second vote in
volving some measure Of relief to the
beet sugar industry the first name
recorded in the negative was that Of
ALLEN Of Nebraska"
In 1891 a Populistic legislature in
Nebraska repealed the beet sugar
bounty chapter of the state law, and
q Democratic governor approved the
repeal. In 1885 a Republican legislature
restored the bounty of 5-8 Of a cent a
pound over the veto of a Populistic
governor, Holcomb. Then when the
Populists came into power again they
promptly repealed the bounty law. So
much, said Thurston. for the consisten-
cy of his colleagues criticisms.
Allen, in turn. justified his course,
saying he had entered the senate at q
time when the government was bank
rupt and when some course was i'm
perative to reduce government ex-
penses, avoid bond issues and put more
money in the treasury. He had voted
for the Wilson bill repeating the bounty
because the bill contained the income
tax and other beneficent features. He
admitted that the Republican legisla-
ture Of Nebraska had given a So cent
bounty on sugar. and had then failed
to make an appropriation to pay the
bounty. Among other things Allen
said $53S. 900 had been literally stolen
from the treasury of Nebraska under
the last Republican administration, and
the state treasurer stood convicted and
sentenced to twenty years in the peni-
Tertiary.
This ended the incident" and the
amendment was tabled-57 to 3. Teller
remarked that he wanted it to go to
the oeorlc OF the northwest that the
Republican party might have placed a
bounty on beet sugar. as there were
the votes to do it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-07
TAX rAAvELEKs 6lJ.Ds

sfcA9o. BocR fSrAep D pAosssu
haavsy -riese's can b. -rehassa o. nsx
saes en:exsd q r ] 2 ~ .isst strsst ssCls
'nrs,-arr' street.. 4sass q. . MINER, AGENT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-07

THROUGH cAR SEk vrcR
Hsss go q rseris ...rry sA. ..sb
eosohee - GlooP1ng Cd % saGSs
tsaas1 % psissdPls cItis
$. r STocKElOUSE.
0ea. Tie - AeuoA.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
THE HURRYINO FEET OF WOMEN

at the new born infants cry tells the story of wo
mans sympathy for ncr sister-woman. If women
would only spread the medical gospel that a woman
is unified for wiichood and motho rhOod long as
she suffers from weakness disease of the distinctly
wonaiily organism there would be less necessity for
the sis,ery sympathy that a woman receives when
she i in the throes of child bearing.
A woman who is thoroughly strong and healthy
in a woianlv way has to suffer comparatively little
pain and sickness when she becomes mother. Dr.
Picrccs FavoTitc Prescription acts directly on the
d. .liCate and important organs that bear the burdens
of maternity and gives them health. strength and
elasticity II allays Inflammation, heals liberation
and soohes pain. II banishes the dscomforts of the
faint hearted period and makes babys advent easy
and almos, painless. II insures the newcomers
health Over 10000 women have testified 10 its
marvellous merits and many of them have permitted
their experiences names. addresses and photographs
To be printed in DR.. Piefce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser so that other may learn Of this won
defful medicine. Good medicine dealers sell IT.
Il am now real well" writes Mrs Lille llibbard of
Merrill Lincoln Co. Wis II have been doing my own
homework including washing and ironing hardly ever
feel the pain in my side unless lin hard took four bot
ties OF Or picrce's Favorc Prescription one OF Golden
have been taking any medicine for months
This is the first time have been well enough TO do my work
for three years Your medicine all that helped me-
Send 2I cent stamps, 10 Co1er COSi Of mailing
oniy for paper recovered copy OF Dr. Pieroe's Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser. Cloth binding 10 cents
extra Address Dr. X Y. Pierce, Buffalo y. y. II
is the most popular medical work in the English
language il contains a thousand and eight pages,
and over three hundred illustrations. 1t il great
storehouse of valuable information-a vertable med
ical library in one volume.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
BOETON'S INSI RANCE FAM RE.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED FOR THE MAssACHU-
sETTs BENEFIT LIFE ASSOCIATION.

RECEIVERS APPOINTED FOR THE MAssACHU-
sETTs BENEFIT LIFE ASSOCIATION.
Boston Aug Is-Judge Lathrop. OF the Supreme
Judicial Court. to-day appointed az temporary re-
ceivers OF the Massachusetts Benefit Life Associa-
ton Alfred Woodwork. president OF the Eagle Ma
tonal Bank OF this city and Arthur Lord Of
Plymouth Bonds in the sum of $4,000 each will be
required.
A temporary injunction has been issued restrain
ing the company from doing further business The
order is returpable on September 3.
It Is probable that the New iork Life Insurance
Company will take over the greater part or the
business OF the Massachusetts, Benefit Life Asso-
citation. \ committee consisting OF Carroll ID
Wright Louis Wndmuller and John Henry Roll
ker has been engaged for a week in negotiating
with prominen; metropolitan and other companies
for the reinsurance of members OF the Boston
company at a reduced rate The members OF the
committee as a result Of their canvas, have just
Issued a signed circular letter explaining that the
best terms obtainab.e Were offered by the New.
York Life Insurance Company. and recommending
that policy holders re-nsure their lives at the
TO allow. . .
circular was selected Because IL Offers the most
advanta geois terms aud most liberal policy. grant
ing loan values. paii-up insurance and extending
insurancc options special rates to the United
States members: also Offering 10 assume the risAs
in foreign lands
association. carrying s6500,Ooo OF insurance.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
COTPT CALENDARS TOR TODAY

Area,e piysion supreme , c9urIRssess s,ov.,
-. pevIn Kssan' 80. +. People rel Bound as,
People eN rel Brown ast same: No. D. People tx rel
Cooper as sem: 80 EherhsTr aE' MymSn' NS
As-o, ,ation. No. 10 Pc pc etc. art tlckhohn; No II
Tss'@ sF oSS Se N b z fos %'cr s IF IF Ts%nS. TsS,Se
50 H. Fls,hmann ss iisin,n ~ H. farrcham & ag,
pany 40 H. Meicaf thrs,cnsen. NJ. ls. Anderson
Anderson: - ~ mat,er q lir"iri No. 20 lerrer
- Herman Herman: ~ "a matter Of Putnam. NJ.
= oc' as o%na og aS N - r1rSN n1 os ss h.rna%
insurance Company No. - Richmond stove company
Mno; N ~ Kshn si A. sfs1%9'a Ne p;:s 30
No 52. Gregory asi Ianneno1nn NJ. ~ Morrison ast
% IT, g. s nr art KeIner 80 n WsSn art
Murphy No - matter Of one-hundred ninth
80 inter iS r. of Kong. 80 4 o.o sryant: g. q
matter o. Lucas ~ ~ soW as, ss ta'2w 80 -
snne Sma@ ar May 1 Xo g as Ma MysT s es
No a. s,nters se, same 80 80 v5;kenns ast Adler
~ u Fieischia"ngg g, as, Tn Tn pa. :, p.,., ~,
man J.-Court opens at lo;S" A. m IA parte matters.
Surrogate ceurt-chemtc.s- i.ei're Fitzgerald. $.
D ha,c Aaron Ilimsn. Annie keenan, Lima Max
hlexsnder Mclntyrc. at lo:9p q m
opens at 10 a. N. Motionf At Io:So a. m.
RHrEREEs APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Stevens sg;. Humphreys-G.orse G. Austin
smith agt. Tow1send-- -bank-on 7 Morgan
Oxenfort agt. Ladies Deborah Nursery-Danel p.
lngraham. a. ,,-.,.
Lewis ari Seagrave Lewis ]. Delafeid
Roseubaun agi Iansen-seah H. Strong
savings Bank Of Utica asf weinstock-Lewis l. Della
"''' RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Iiv Be.kman J
National Academy of Design aet Ida I. Jenkin.-John
By stoSer J.
Matter Of National Blank Book cOmpany-Jsms. ".
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
THE CRISIS IN SPAIN.
sAGAsTA WILLING TO ACCEPT of
AzCARAGA SEES THE QUEEN REGhNi'

sAGAsTA WILLING TO ACCEPT of
AzCAKAGA SEES THE QUEEN REGENT
Madrid Aug 1S-The visit OF GeneraI AN'''' -
The Acting Premier and Minister OF Wa'' ~ VIZ ~"
ousnn Regent at St Sebastian. is regarded ~ oc''s
sor,art In view Of the fact that the Premier Is
known to have expressed the belief that oe''i''r
~ constituted Ministry is necessary 10 deai wiz"
the situation especially in view oi 'ne
:, ., nov, I-ni,ed states Minister Spain. General
Stewart l.. Woodford ,.-.
senior Sacasta the Liberal leader, In an interVie"
to-day is quoted as saying; ,,
"rve, during Canovas's time dissensions existed
IN the Cabinet. and If they are continued Gener"
Azcarraga will be obliged TO decline TO ho.d oinct =
In any case his Cabinet Is certain 10 ne oh's d
temporary one. ., shou,d I do co
7 would applv reforms TO cuba in the Wldes' sens.
The Spanish Government has forpldden az teI.
ora nhic and telephone communications reIdtNc ~
Angfolo the assassin of Premier tanoNds ra ue1
f.astiin who was tried by COurt-martaI al NeiEdl'
on SUNDAY last. and who was sentenced on 'r MOI
day 10 be executed by the garrote ~ Is r,, uiroi
stood that the prisoner will be executed mo- I
or on Friday next The supreme Couhcli ana 'i'e
Cabinet have confirmed the sentence oi ueatH'
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
THE DISPUTED cHEsS NiTCH.

The directors Of the Manhattan Chess club met
last night IN the United Charities Building. and
after short consultation decided 10 leave the set
tlement OF the controversy regarding the match
between William Ste.nitz. OF the Staten Island
Chess club and :. Llpschutz Of the Manhattan
Chess Club. 10 the New-York State atom.
President Giberg announced that he was N receipt
of a communication from the president OF me as
ISOLATION Professor Howard Rodgers. Of AInsny.
10 the effect tha, he would be In New-lork on OF
about September 10 confer with the Tournament
Committee about the playing Of the hnals: The
directors also appointed Colonel Morse a delegate
TO confer with representatives OF other chess
clubs throughout the country in respect 10 tho
plan TO give d money testimonial . the veteran
chess master, William SteinitZ
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
1 FORMER THIRD-iTE. GRIPMAN.

The man found dead yesterday in Mount Morris
Park is probably john Hunter, gripman the
Third-ave road The police think that he commit
ted suicide h, shooting He was fairly vel dressed.
thoush his hands showed signs OF manual labor. =
bin from ha Tnir!-ave road. charging John Hunter
with breaking windows in IA car. was discovered in
the mans clothing. and il was thought from this
that lie was an emnloye OF the road.
Superintendent Robertson said yesterday morning
that John Hunter had been employed grip
man on the road up to Monday. He thought from
the description that the found i'm the park was
Hunter Mr.. Robertson said that Hunter WAS dis
charsed Monday. He had been an empioye Of the
road for two years But Monday he lee his
90 too far the place for taking up the grip at
Sixty-six,h-st This Is so dangerous thing 10 do
that the penalty Is instant dismissal Though
Hunter had been very good man. he had over
stepped the mark Monday and endangered the
running OF the whole road. foot more ana the
cable would have parted
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19

Washington. Aug. 1S.-Contracts for gun forgings
were awarded to-day at the Navy Department To
the Bethlehem Iron Company were awarded six
sets of sX-nch and twenty-five sets Of hve-inch. at
% cents pound: to The Midvale Company. Phia-
delphIa fifteen sets of fOur-nch at 252 cents a
pound. These forgings will ~ brought 10 the
Washington Navy Yard and made into guns for
the Hartford and auxiliary cruisers.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
". ". WARWICK GETN THE APPOINTMENT

Washington. Aug. lS-As result OF depart
mental competitive examination for the place as
chief law clerk in the Office OF the Controller Of
the Treasury. in which twenty-five lawyers par
ticpatcd. w w. Warwick. Of Cincinnati. has re-
ccived the appointment. having gotten the highest
rating. Eight of the whole number examined at
tained over ~ per cent and all will be promoted.
Mr.. Warwick and T.. n. Pcary, Of the State Of
Washington, who stood second the list. are
Democrats. The examination is said to have
Lcen exceptionally difficult
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
prevent the minss being opened. they VIII s'
back to work again peaceably'
ARRESTED FOR MARCHING.


ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY MINERS TAKEN IN
CUSTODY At fAIRMoNr w VA
Fairmont w Va Aug 1S-One hundred ana
ninety OF the Montana campers were arrested
this morning for marching. which Judge JACK
son SAYS is a violation Of his inJunctioh' lheS
were taken to the railroad station ana guardeo
yor five hours. when a special train took twenty
.our OF them to Clarksburg The organizers as-
sert that their men did not know .ne. 49, e. &c
Iotinc tho Injunction and that according 70 us
terms il should have been read 10 them, Inss
say that there will he no trouble IN securing , 'ne
after them the other three VIII organize ''e io
mander of the men. .a. &c tho
public sympathy runs high in favor OF lne
miners Business men are arranging meetings
netitions are being signed, and there is now
more likelihood of general iaElhE uoWi Viz 81 ~.
present only two big mines remain uncilpPIeu,
CASTOR and New-England. The operators 90!
that 1S9 men were at work at Montana 'o-oas'
against 122 Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
MINISTER MERRI'S DEPARTr RE DELAYED.

Washington, Aug rSThe President has tele-
graphed TO the State Department. requesting cap
tain Merry Minister Nicaragua. Salvador and
Costa Rica, TO delay his. departure for feW days.
until some information in the Department on the
subject : him.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
Spring Violets.
Violet Water.

islands The purpose is to make complete .ho toeo
ernment survey on which to base maps, OF these
centres of seal life II will show not on,y me
topography Of the country but also the snoie NJ
hays etc where the seals make their homes. Mr..
Dufheld stated in his report that seals were being
killed in considerable numbers lie witnessed Two
s'auchterings He makes no comment on the de-
cline Of seal life which is present al issue be-
tween the United States and Great Britain
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
SCRvEYNG THE SEAL ISLANDS.

Washing ton. Aug. ia report has been received
by Superintendent DGffeld. of The Coast Survey
from the party which is Surveying the fIr-seaI
islands OF the Pribyloh group IN Behrng Sea Thc
party consists of eight under the direction Of
William Ward Dufe.d. the Superinteudents son.
who reported that the survey Of St Paul Island
the large central one of the seal group would be
completed about August 10. ST. Georges Island
will De nsX' surveyed. ard then Walrus and Otter
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
SILK RIBBONS MIST PAY ~ PER CENT

Washington, Aug. lS-Assistant Secretary Howell
In A decision rendered to-day holds that silk rib
bons' are dutdble at the rate OF 20 per cent ad
Naorem. manufactures Of SILK under the
Lew Tariff act. The question at issue was whether
silk ribbons should be classed trimmings
at 60 per cent ad Valorcm or manufactures Of
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
Personal ATTENDANCE NOT REOT IRED

Washington. Aug. ls-The Attorney Genera has
rendered opinion. in which he holds that under.
Section Of the Administrative act Of 1899 the
personal attendance OF exporters their agents Is
not required at The consulate In order to validate
= consu!s certlhca Ion. This opinion which has
been acQuiesced in reverses the former ru ings of
the Department
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
EXPORT DrTY 0v COFFEE ABOLISHED.

Washington. Aug. ls-ConsUl Lytt. of Cartagena
has informed the State Department that Co,ombis
South America. has abolished the export duty on
coffee. He also reports that steamship line
has been started between Mobile. Ala. aud Carta-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
ANARCHIST ON NJ. FAURE's TRAIN.

ANARCHIST ON NJ. FAURES TRAIN.
Az rx-coxvIcT ARRESTED WITH LOADED RE
VoI.vER IN HIS POSSESSION
London. Aug. 1S.A dispatch from far's ''''S
afternoon, says that man named fer'er "as
arrested yesterday on the train in which freS'-
dent Faure arrived from Havre. The prisoner
was found to have loaded revolver IN MS
pocket and Is known to be dangerous An
archist who has already served a term or TWO
years Imprisonment for having in his possession
an Internal machine
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
WATCHING FOR ANARCHIST ARRIVALS.
RI.MOR OF 4 CONTINENTAL. PLOT WITH ENGLAND
As THE BASE or OPERATIONS

As THE BASE or OPERATIONS.
London. Aug. H-Chief Inspector Melville. Of the
Scotland Yard Police mas gone to Dover In order
10 arrange for establishing the closest possible
watch upon all arrivals AZ British Seaports.
large stan Of London detectives acquainted with
foreign Anarchists Will be engaged in this work II
is rlmored that the British authorities apprchcnd
an active Continental Anarchist plot with England
as the basis OF operation
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
TRIRI-TE OF ISHAMERlCANS.
REQUIEM MASS IN HONOR OF TIE MI f'Dr'''
PREMIER AT THE CHURCH or 81

VINCENT DE PAUL
Tho o,,endance.at the requiem mass yesterday for
Don Antonio Canovas del Castillo late freHie' VI
Spain at the Church of St. Vincent de Pau' III west
Tventy-t third-st large. Diplomatic anu 'on-
.ular uniforms foreign decorations and insignia
,nro 30 no soon on all sides The church was
festooned in black and white. The catafaique rep
resenting q tomb occupied prominent place AT
the head of the centre aisle near the chahcel' II
was a lofty and imposing structure in b.ack' on
two Of its sides being a large letter I III "ii.e
on A black field From central point above Z"
long streamers in black and white formed grace
fuI draining. the long pendants being attached to
near and distant columns.
The head Of the catafalque. facing Twenty-third-
81 was a mass of beautiful flowers. offerings from
,he Spanish colony. Six massive candeiabra oil
seven candles each 1anked It's sides
The mass began at II o'clock or soon after the
entrance of scnor Dupuy De LONE. the spanish
Minister accompanied 10y the secretaries oil the
Spanish Legation: Captain de la Cosa; SPal1sn rnl
su-C;enaral OF Spain in this city. Senor Don Arturo
Baldasano Topete. all of whom were III me iH ,u
uniform of their respective ranks. Many Ol rile
rich uniforms were respendent in decora tions me
colehrants three Spanish priests temporaiImiA m
Ramon de la Ca q. They assisted by the
clergy. choir and quartet OF the cnurcn, Al bnv bny
conducted the solemn service. The musical pro.
gramme was under the direction of the organst OF
the church. Nine. G. l.. Feuardent. -, ,e.,
There was the usual procession OF the clergy
led by A crucifer. followed 10y altar boys Al the
,xbo knew Senor Canovas del Castillo well, de-
lVered a eulogy on the dead Premier. - ,ro.o,,o- -
Secretary Sherman explained the non-repfesehta
lion of the United States Government in the fol-
lowing message to the committee: ,,
..Teiegran 10 the President received by me TINS
morning TOO late to attend obsequies TO Canovas
del Castillo. Accept my profound sympathy win
you and the Spanish peope on this occasion @ M IN CIV
ing expression 10 tAeir grief at the loss oil SO great
a Minister"
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19

The regular monthly handicap Of the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club held Yesterday on the
clubs links at Fort Hamilton. only eleven com
petitors took part the snallness OF the Held being
due to the ab ience OF many Of the members "
summer resorts. The scores
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
ANOTHER BOMB FOR FAURE
Continued from first pnRc.

will present three immense silver loving cups to
the French warshipa which accompany fresi-
dent Faure to Russia.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19

Are carefully prepared from
purely vegetable ingredients. and
are mild yet certain i'm effect.
They cure all liver troubles.
aGache. indigestion. 2Jc.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
NEW CHALLENGE AGREEMENT.

Dorval Quebec. Aug. 1S.-it Is announced that an
agreement has been arrived at between the Sea-
wanhaka- &c Cornthan Yacht Club and the Royal St
Lawrence Yacht club. In accordance with which
the clause o. the deed Of trust governing chal-
ienges for the Scawanhaka challenge cup has
been amended so as to provide that all challenges
received by the club holding the cup for thirty
days following the last race in a match held for
il will be held, and the challenged club will have
the right select from these challenges the one
receipt After the expiration of the thirty days
the original clause giving 10 priority of receipt an
absolute preference will be enforced.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
\ TALK WITH THE SPANISH MINISTER

sehor Dupuy de LONE. the Spanish Minister at
Washington VINO came 10 the city 10 attend the
special services in memory of Sehor Canovas. the
murdered Premier OF Spain, returned TO Washing
ION Yesterday. Senor dc LONE was not inclined to
talk about the present situation in Cuba or in
Spain. He said there was no significance in the
special service being held in a French church. and
added that the was entirely unoflcial When
asked about the effect of Canovdss death in Spain
he said:
II don't think there will be any eruption on ac-
count of the death of Senior Canovas. Things are
ouie; now and We have strong hopes that they Will
remain so. ] have heard nothing about the report
that General Weyler will be displaced. do not
think he will be- az ne has been entirely salts
factory. II is hard II tell whether Azcarraga Will
remain as Premier. He is acting such at pres
ent but mis- retention of the Office depends upon
circumst tances.