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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
WEATHERgREPoRT.

: cs'Ht md ~ sicncrnl Condition For
(, z;ys, ...sE In-tihy.} q Y S
washington, d. c.. Dec. 8. 1867.
Fl For Virglnia-Ra4n: north
\ RAIN easterly winds. ~ H&
\ Nof Tn q Carollna-R Rain W arm
! 80 or In northwest portions north
eaSterly winds
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04

%. y. Week, who il absent from .hr
&clsy, u expected 10 return IN. The cour.
! %o ofji days During. hi: absence. tia on
8ileai dep:arunsni VIII receive :hs ner-
55sstoIiat atlenttonrcf Nj L. Fl. Gale, mara.
s2sioi me Gale Jewelry Company.
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RESIDENCE.
Il IT.. Ea gD i:s II. R S,

j ~ = 49,.
\ ROOM ri AND is &C EUMBiA BUILD
X, i1NG. CRANKY STREET
+, ~! 70 II: z IN VT -
81 :E;s'isToRE slfr;ss Is
# Store aEdIdwellins NoIs345 Queen street.
StSrS @S5 Tal 4Rnd 5f3E sSttTtcr sroo,
"a No. 80 Bank street. iS-SiS
y Nos. 90 and i0l ConlmcrclI Place
Il Nos. IN and So Commerce street
IN Nus, 2la ana at Church street.
ID Offices, CRANKY Bank -!iiEi Commerce
( streets.
DWELLINGS.
Store and dwelling No. $40 Cumberland St
Dwelling onjPoole street .S2o.l
NO. 52l Main street. S25.0o.
NO, 200 Cumberland street,. ....cO %
Z No. 267 Brewer street
\ No. 1873 Butte street IA Ct
NO: 4SI Main street .!!.......... $500. 81 80
No. 2i1 Bank street. .,. so 90
V No, il5 Ferguson avenue ~. IL 90
Dwelling, No, Sc Hamilton avenue. :. 0CO
Il Brick Dwelling No. 20 Cumberland street
contains Il rooms. all modern improve
ments, and suitable for n boardin house
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04

Win ANIMAL. EXTRACTS Free beg{t
t"Iis HGw "NSHINGTON CIiIENIICsT
CO. WashinGton. y . '-'' y L
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04

We must insist on you looking at orr
new special designs IN brown check
suitinSs.
RUDOLPH 6 WALLACE.
&i3 Main strnnt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
C. n. TERRELL I'D CO.

FOR RENT OCTOBER fst, 1sa7.-4os
Butte street. rooms: ZIG, Bute street, s
rooms: 3a6 Butte street. rooms: 2l9 Fen
Church strevt, rooms; SS7 Chapel street.
rooms; 81 Wood street, . rooms: 1876
Mariner street, l2 rooms: i9i East Main
street, 10 rooms. at
G. II, FERRELL. & co,
Real Estate ana Rental Agents,
lyStsei.-tt Isl Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04

london ovcrcoatiuEs in very dcs;rahl,
styles NJ
EuDoIpHl & WALLACE.
Coo Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04

tie Is now 81 years old. over half or
ms life has heer spcrt away from
meme Tor he left Baltimore eighteen
years ago to seek his fortune in the
est. During the. last nine years Of
'hai tame his family though; him dead.
until he turned M several months ago,
q very lively CORPSE worth his weight
IN gold possibly more
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06
REPORT FROM MOBILE.
The Officers Have Not Given Up the
Fight by Any Means,

The Officers Have Not Given Up the
! Fight by Any Means.
Mobile. Ala. October 5.--"We have no,
given up the fight yet" said Health Of
flcer Goode today when the noon report was
published. "The report shows that there
is good ground to hope the Efforts to re-.
strain and extinguish the disease will be
rewarded with success"
The report is two deaths and two new
cases In the twenty-four hours ending NJ
noon. The cases are:
Eugene Eastburn, S55 Savannah, and Mrs.
w. r. White, New Jersey, corner Marine.
The deaths-G. T.. Steiner, No. 7 st.
Emanuel. and j. s. King TO Savannah
street.
One patient was discharged John
Chris,ry.
Total cases to date, 9s; deaths, 15; dis.
charged, b2; remaining under treatment, ~.
The cases announced today are located in
houses where there have been already case,
OF yellow fever There are six patients IN
a camp established on the grounds of the
city hospital. The weather may not re-.
main as Mt present, and II lis feared when
inc cold rains come the patients may suf-
Ter INJURY. There Is also fears that the
Infection may communicate to the county
JAIL, which overloOks the hospital grounds
The board of health today proposed there
fore To locate foyer hospital In some
other place. Hearing this, Mayor Bush Of
fered to bear all the expense OF tho pur-
chase and fitting up OF such a hospital.
The board in accepting the offer passed n
resolution OF thanks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06
TO RELIEVE THE MAILS
APPEAL TO THE COUNTRY FROM
THE NEW ORLEANS PRESS CLUB.
Newspapers Are Telling the Truth
and ConceaIing NothinE-AIl Mail
Matter Thoroughly Disfnfccted.

| 10 Our Fellow Toilers Of the Press in
Louisiana, Mississippi. Alabama and
| Texas.
New Orleans Press Club Greeting. 1t Is
the sense OF this body, whose active mem
bershlp are responsible for the accuracy OF
the local news OF the daily press of New
Orleans, and that sense is hereby expressed
by the club In special meeting assembled.
that to you, our CO. workers and brethren,
be submitted by us the following facts and
suggestions:
]. That with absolute fidelity and truth
all news relative TO the present visitation
OF yellow fever here has been reported by
us OF the active profession to our employ.
Ing newspapers and have by them, with
out curtailment, coloring or alteration been
printed.
2, That the New Orleans newspapers have
consequently told the facts and all the
facts with fidelity which has been every
where admitted and in some places criti.
cised as opposed to the city's best interest.
But truth was deemed the best rule TO
inspire confidence at home and abroad and
has been strictly adhered to as the highest
journalistic principle.
3. That injury out OF all proportion 70
the actual danger has been and Is being
Wrought TO every possible interest OF the
city, State and neighborng States by local
guarantees having no uniformity and no
reference to science.
4, That the most vital harm results In
the quarantine OF the mall. thus absolutely
cutting of all communication, and this In
spite OF the fact that the enlightened sci
ence OF the world has pronounced that no
pathogenic organisms can live through tho
process OF disinfection which the United
States Is here subJecting newspapers and
all mall. under the personal and impartial
supervision Of DR.. Carter aud the United
States marine hospital service and under
his guarantee OF thorough protection
against infection.
b. That unless this quarantine be removed
the harm to the State and South, 10 To-
callties, cities aud towns. may be even
prolonged, as neither newspapers nor let
tens can bring tidings OF the condition Of
affairs In New Orleans to a great number
of points.
0. That our brethren OF the press ad-
dressed give conspicuous place to this spe-
cial in their respective papers and use their
good offices as brainy men and leaders In
rational thought with our fellow citizens II,
their localities TO the end of removing the
restrictions on the malls so that as riti-
zens OF one country we may hold intelligent
communication and wisely direct our course
OF action In relation to the fever as II per-
tains both to our common safety and our
common business interests.
g. Thpt II Is especially important inn
nedalely 10 set to work on this proposi-
ton and first free the mails Since the
ie'Vr appears On the wane and Is certain In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06
MISSISSIPPI REPORTS.
News From Nittn Yuma, Clinton and
Edwards MORE Favorable.

News From Nittn Yuma, Clinton and
Edwards MORE Favorable.
| jackson, Miss, october 5.--'The Stat
board Of health tonight issued the follow
ling oficIsI statement:
Dr. J. G. Hall, county helth officer 81
Nitta Yuma, reported one case today. Mary
Blum. The cases reported heretofore do
INK we'll, except Miss Thompson and Mr.,
Smith.
The news from Clinton Is to the effect
that all patients are well except DR.. MIL
Ter and he is doing nicely.
DR.. ]. Il. Dabney, yellow fever ex.
pert Of Birmingham, viii arrive In Jack
son tonight and go to Clinton tomorrow,
the board being determined TO have most
thorough investigation Of the Clinton fever.
The following official report was re-
ceived from Edwards tonight;
The general outlook as regards the sick
10 more hopeful.
There arc ndne new cases: ono death,
that OF MIR. I. @. Wimberly.
1t is with considerable sadness that this
death ia mentioned as he was q gentle
man held high In esteem by all who knew
him and whose efforts In behalf OF the
stricken community were untiring.
Dr. Purnel visited Champion Hill this
evening, but has not returned at this hour.
DIR. Waldaur reports four new cases; DR..
Purnell two new cases; DR.. Birchatt three
new cases. Rev. Father Prendergast is do
ing as well as could be expected.
J. r.. Hunter, M. D.,
w. @. Kiger,
Executive Committee Mississippi State
Board of Health,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06
THE DETAuLTER ESCAPES.
Treasurer Chnrnley of the Prcshy-
terrain Uonrd of Aid Come

treasurer Chnrnley of the Prcshy-
terrain Donrd of Aid Gone.
Chicago, ILL.,, October 5,--According to
the story told to the Chicago Presbytery
by President Herrick johnson. the de-
faication OF Treasurer Charncy O. the
Presbyterian board of aid for colleges and
academies, was known last July. From
that time until his disappearance. on the
evening OF September 1, Charnley Rad
been In charge OF u private detective. This
detective ate and slept with Charnley and
accompanied him everywhere. The night
OF September | Charnley had an engage
ment To meet his brother at the corner
OF Lake and State streets. and he went
10 the rendezvous. accompanied by the de-
tcctlye, The brother. however. did not
appear, Charnley being near sighted
asked the detective to keep a close watch
OF an passing cars so as not to miss his
brother AS the detective was scanning
closely a particularly heavily loaded car
charnley uptoed away. II Is Thought thar
a carriage was In waiting at convenient
distance and that Charnley entered The
vehicle and was driven away. The Pres
by'c'y passed resolutions generating The
board OF aid from blame.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06
Venezuela and CoIomb,,.

New York, August ga dispatch to the
Herald from Panama says: Reports from
Bogota are TO the effect that the Vene-
zuelan government has closed the boundary
about the Tachira region against Colom-
bian commissioners. It. is supposed that
Venezuela's action is due to fears OF reyo-
iutionary attempts against the government
on account of the recently reported fraud
ulent elections fayoring Andrade for presl-
dent, or on account of the. standing limit
question with Colombia. General Rafael
Reis, former Colombian minister to France,
is expected In Baraquilla about October IS,
put news OF his coming causes no political
excitement. although he comes as pre-
sumptive conservative candidate for the
presidency o 'AS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06

racks today. There were no suspects on
the trains arriving at Atlanta today and
there are none In the city. At Edwards,
Miss, there were nine new cases and ona
death. At Nitta Yuma there was one new
case.
Al Biloxi for the twenty.fOur hours end
Ipg ct y. m. today there were elk new
cases and no deaths.
The situation at Scranton, Miss. today
was improved. There were ten new cases
at that place yesterday; no deaths.
At the Fontainbleau detention camp to-
Day eighteen refugees were admitted and
eighteen discharged.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06
GOOD NEWS TO LUMBERMEy.
Texas VIII Admit Lumber From Cal.
cnricu Under Rigid Restrictions.

Texas VIII Admit Lumber From Cali
cnricu Under Rigid Restrictions.
Austin, Texas. October 5.--As a result OF
further telegraphic correspondence between
Governor Foster OF Louisiana and Cover
nor culberson regarding the shipment OF
lumber from Calcasieu parish. Louisiana,
into Texas, the following telegram was
this evening sent by the State health Off.
GER:
Hon. Adolph Meyer, Mayor Lake Charles,
oalcaalou Parish. La.
Austin. Texas, October 5.--Your hoard n,
heaith must certify that all the lumber ON
every train was manufactured In Caluaslcu
parish, Louisiana. and that no other Kind
OF ireisht or articles arc on the train A
reilabie guard, to be selected by your boa
must accompany each train and make oath
Nv SABINE River station that this rule has
neeh complied with. Said guard must have
,nc name OF every member of tho train
gang and leave the list with luarnntino In :
epector' No article or letter must be cav
ried by train hands or this agreement viii,
be Cancelled n. NJ s,va,r,nea, W."
State Health Officer
In reply 10 this Mayor Meyer wired baek
mat me terms OF tho agreement would be
strictly compiled with,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06
ANNEXATION OF HAWAII,


New York, October 5.-A dssnatch to the
Herald from Boston says: II look un,r
The annexation OF the Hawaiian islands
is practically accomplished" said San
ator Lodge 1.-THE treaty will be taken YIN
at once when Congress assemblies in De-
esmoer. and l think there Is an easy ma.
lorlty In the senaI,e in favor OF it's ratlfiea
ZION. II II should appear probable that an
opposition is developing sufficient to dc.
teat ratification the remedy will he very
SIMPLE. There is a Joint resolution of mn.
nexation of the islands ON the calendar.
which does not require a two.thiris ma !.
lority, as is the case in tho vote for ths
iNalncation OF treaty. simple ma
1crlty In both houses will accomplish the
sane result and that majority We have
sesiy, III u appears probable that rati :,
ncation may fail, we shall simply slim In
tne resolution and act upon that In place
OF the treaty" - p'"ee
What are your views as to n form ri,
government for the islands after anneS.
1T is settled that we dc M, e.rs =, :,
NIT Hawaii ss State In the Union Saw.
FORM OF territorial government must he
adopted but exactly what il should hs "a
uot yet wholly clear ! am inclined 70
mink that we should give Hawaii n s,r.s,
OF government rather broader than tho en-
binary territorial government. FIR ,.x,n,
pie. ! should. give the islanders nov.er ~
continue their legislative body IN ,wo
branches. whereas, ! believe a terr,,orv
aas merely single house. A leglslatnr.,
~ TWO houses will give them a roysrn'
meht similar to our States. but they viii
10. nave the power to elect senators q,
cousress The system Of courts INNS, ~
course. be extended TO the isls,,',s "s., ..
district and circuit Judges. The ,oca h
.ourM may be- retained as the neonIs
themselves desire" people
nv 10, ,oa would have the ecvernor appointed
:, ,nninty; precissly ~ the governor
'efripHles are Appointed. should nre-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06
SHORT NEWS SlQ

KANSAS CTTY-The 4.
Racing association TO-DAY M
the fall meeting on Saturds5|
to run twenty days. AZ
WESSON, MIST. 3. p
prominent farmer and mercy
and probably fatally wouoi
Fore, also a farmer. A feod
between the parties for aon,I
DENVER, Colo.---A con,e,1
mate of the number Of str|
have come to Denver to partj5
city's carnival christencd +
Mountain and Plain" Il M
six bands and about aOo In67
uted to the entertainment
KANSAS CITY-The csf1l
ties. which will continue ~
week, were begun when ~
followed by her rentinn<, r.
umphal entry into the III, T
thousand visitors. togethef n
more natives babe her welm1
ST. LOUIS-The princlpal =
lined with people to wfnesl
Prophet pageant. The croH6l
dense that traffic was IA
pageant started about 8 och}
tinued for two hours. Il
twenty-five gorgeous float, On
have yet participated In tt ~
PORT HURON. Mich. RE-
OF many fraternal and inlla|
OF the United States and Ce1
bled here. The president, Jui
attorney general of Kanses Il
nual report. vi
CHIQAGO-The Illinois III
the Nashville exposition dxIi
'out the programme which n
ranged for the celebrates Il I
Chicago day at the CentenaidI
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Open to Lumber ONLY.

LAKE CHARLES, La. October 5.--pr. Swear.
h ,assn wired this morning to the board o,
uea'n that Texas would open to lumber
.a's manufactured In Caicasieu parish nj,
rams 10 DO accompanied by guard -
give oath that neither freight. mail MIR
passengers are on tho train ana ~. ",.
ssr,ies lumber only. Permission wss 81, u
" poth boards to hold a conferencs - ~" IN
neaith authorities OF several s,ats ~ US ~
Lake CHARLES provided no one fron, sr,, ~
.so.ed points will be present. Rsnrsss,, ~
s.s rs were appointed to induce ali mills -
s.rs UP. which Will give emplovmor. y, ~
nundreds OF men now Idle 'nen' 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06
FOREST AND PRAIRIE FIRES.
michigan Woods and Illinois Grass
Being Destroyed.

L
| Chicago, October 5.-Extremely hot
weather for the month of October is pre-
Vaiiing here. During the past twenty -four
hours the thermometer in this city went H.,
| TO So degrees aud the signal service suys
this is the highest point that has been
registered for the month in twenty seven
years. Dense smoke aggravated the condi-
lions. On account Of drouth tho last twa
months everything is as dry as finder and
iofss' and prairie fires are numerous J.s Ike
Michigan has been made almost unnayi-
gable on account OF the smoke uad f,r.
Captains on incoming vessels have re.
ported most alarming state CT sraiIs.
BOATS knocking their way though the
straits OF Mackinaw were particularly
hampered. landmarks az utterly nj
liberated and lights rendered inllstinot a, n
distance OF the length of the steamer rhe
smoke was attributed to excessive fo,est
Hies' hunting parties, caIeleas IN tleir
eauipihS, are thought 10 nave starred The
broad conflagrations.
ohlcaso southern wards ana SUBURBS are
surrounded by prairie fires and dense
ci'v .Ne oNefnanss a large portion CT the
GU! south OF seventy firth street.. hun.
ureds OF acres OF prairie have bccn layned
over ana thousands of feet of side
walks and fencing have been conrurn.d
fFemen III this division OF the civ ara
completely exhausted lighting fires by dav
anu night. Most OF the t.es are si6,fed
oy sparks from locomotives and f.cou,nt,v
oy mlsehlevous boys, who set the gr1ss an
hre for the excitement. w
"A uispatch from Bremen, Ind. savs N.
most disastrous prairie fire known in tha
history OF Marshall county Is now ra,,nsS
hundreds or acres of land in the northar,'
portion OF the county. comnris,rn ,nsi
is known as the big Marsh" Is nra 'a as
smoidering waste, At times VIA We,
IA or nleeze. the heat bursts into a blaze
ans usi. - acfpss clover meadows. cornfieIds
ana assures sets fire to and lays wssIe
sa eiy.ning IN its path, only stopping when
tn s on oy plowed fields or highways
,ha u,outn OF the last sixty days has made
10y, pastures brown, compelling stock +,
a. 'ne Iowiands for grazing, where the
s nta IS smouldering underneath. Many in
Ssahees are reported where cattle. In mass
ing over treacherous ground have broIar
Trough into the burning area and ner,shsd
: arm ers are kept busy day and might I'm,
ing me names and preventing destrnctin,
OF lneir homes, but the lack Of water n,oi'ou
NE ,ne battle almost hopeless. inst IVES, -
Waikerton more than thousand 80
nave been swept OF every vestipe =, ss eS
.auon; Many thousands of tors ~ -,
hoNe peen consumed. With Are ON .,, nss
slae, great anxiety il being fell To- s,s
sslv.y OF towns without fire prots'.,, ne
.so.nins snort OF drenchinr ,a,r
POSSIBLY check the progress OF the Gams. "n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06
YOU CAl
BE CUR

Many men and women ar n
told misery spending tneI NJ
medicines, good and bad. Duty
Of intelligent treatment ~
away in premature graves, w
reach of every suffering ma
All cases of Nervous Diseaj
Failing Energies. VaricocsN ,
Losses and Drains. Femsn y
whether they be from the en
errors. indiscretions, oyerwSs
or from any cause, we canl
permanently cure by the
methods known to modet IN
Small, Weak and Snluw
strengthened and develops
and healthy condition. A-
of Consumption, RheumaIf|
Kidney and Liver Comps II
traced to these diseases, en
the proper remedies a cure n
effected. Many men ana M
from these diseases are ~
men. grasping after mers sus
Free Prescriptions. Free ~,
only to find themselves 49,
fraudulently c. o. d. drus
cine company. -
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I'd " ~ sonr6 = Asaith y sarry o. ~
\ f9o 1s6shs teday wsss s.usthing q
u &ofSr3se, Lltlie Was known Of the case
= lecll speis. she hsd ',ot Ben .s s a,s
- \ peiixut ilteiy e suee sss g nc s "a.
DAY. Miss 6canneii's case was seDo'ted
Fsi. s sscrs ~ D.. oillpaant seiesraphed
Y e Hoalfh Uffow Gwearinken aBtetlIns IN
Ut ofI1eiet 70 meet him Ia Galveston.
H6uste0, Lake Charles o. Sons other
Z place. pr. OhiphAnt was willing 70 Jour-
~ e Galveston Cn tug y nse &c .,srIs %
e him that New ORLEANS Ia not pIAeue
\ str1cken. Tonight Dr.. Swearingsn tele-
eraphtd Dr.. Oiliphant that hs would be
unable TO meet him anywhere. Tie con-
iefenre may therefore be considered en- for
be present.
Dr. Carter said topixht thst hs had tseen
up 10 his ears In work .hrous1out tie
freight for Florida. Durinx the dav be
had started nine cars Of freight Many
other cars containing Iron. hardware and
similar articles. not requiring disinfcction
were also dispatched. The ilrst nine cars
sent out were thoroughlv disInfected.
There was very exciting time today at
Magnolia and 81, Andrew streets, and the
pVtCe lOTCo uHu 10 Do CaIeu OUT W pre-
vent riot, Through rome mistake a case
Of yellow fever had been reported by tcle-
phone a. existing at number on Mag
nolia street. The board OF health sent III
officers to nail up flag and take charge
OF the premises. The keeper OF the house
protested that no fever existed and large
crowd gathered. Police assisted the health
officials In putting up the flag, In the !
meantime tbs alleged patient had ESCAPED
over back fence. An hour after the dis
turbancc note was received, accompanied
W certificate by DR.. Petit showing that
no fever existed at the number where the
trouble existed Tho case was elsewhere.
Mississippi City. which is close 10 Beau |
vier, Jen Devils old home, had quit" a |
scare yesterday and this morning. A lady |
from New Orleans somehow had succeeded |
IN running tho gauntlet Of the quarantine |
and until she had been gotten safely out |
Of town Mississippi City had on very much
OF fright.
Dispatches received today announce that
there are two cases Of fever on DR.. Sun
der's plantation, near here.
The board Of health officially announces
tho status OF affairs In New Orleans AZ
regards yellow fever as foIlows;
During tho twenty -four hours ending o
y. m. Tuesday. there were:
Cases If yellow fever today. 3S; deaths
today, Q. Total cases undcr treatment. III:
total recoverios, 124: total deaths to date.
SS; total cases Of yellow fever 10 date, 37s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06
Minister Kids Farewell.

Havana, October 5.--Tbe retiring min
lister OF the colonies. Senior Castellanos.
sent an official cable message yesterday
TO Captain General Weyler. notifying him
OF the formation of new cabinet under
tho presidency Of Senior Sagasta and bid
ding farewell to the Spanish authorities,
clergy army. volunteers and to all in
habitants of Cuba
Senior Caltellanos also requested all de-
pending on the new ministry to continue
at their posts and do everything possible
to be Of service to the new governmnt Of
Spain.