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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-22

PRINCETON, n. 1.-THE anniversary of
Charter day of Princeton university to-
esting by the fact that ex-Pres.dent
Grover Cleveland will deliver the grafton.
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'''on kesIon Bulletin.
)y-four region bulletin for the
1%h XXI, hours ending al s a. m. YES.
's'n meridian time; - 80 yea
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cARIINNILLE.

cARIINvILLE. IM.-The trial of Cap
TAIN Renwick Y Hedley, editor CT the
BirnlSer Hill Gazette, charged with man
slaughter for shooting ard killing John X.
Richards, mayor of Bunker Hill. June u
last, IS set for today.
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CHICAGO--A meeting of the democratic
editors of The State will be he'd at the
fremont house today and tomorrow fol
the purpose of consultation and discussion
of State aeId National politics.
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THE SPANISH CABINET
Ia Full Accord as to Policy Toward
the United States,
LIKELY 10 BE PROMULGATED TODAY.
Understood Protest Against Fiiibus-
tering Will BE Made.
WEYLER MAKES A DENIAL
That He Has Refused 10 Turn Over
the Command In Cuba to
His Successor.
WEYLER MAKES A DENIAL

Madrid, October 21.-The queen regent
presided over the cabinet council today.
Senior Sagasta. the premier. aud Rear Ad-
miral Bermejo, minister OF marine, both Of
whom were indisposed, were absent.
Senior Gullon. the minister OF foreign
affairs, explained at length the present
status of Spain's diplomatic relations with
the United States and declared the cabinet
was entirely in accord as to the policy to
be pursued.
General Correa, minister of war, said he
was satisfied with the manner in which
reinforcements were concentrating for
Cuba. He declared that there were very few
assertions.
At the meeting OF the cabinet tomorrow,
Senior Sagasta presiding, the ministers will
consider the draft Of the answer to Spain
to the note of the United States on the sub
ject OF Cuba delivered to the Spanish gov
eminent by the United States minister,
General Stuart L. Wuodford, shortly after
his arrival here.
1t is understood the reply will contain
n formal protest against filbustering.
FL Heraldo says that Senior Gullon sub
mitted to the premier today his suggested
GRAFT of the reply to the note and that tie
premier approved it, but intimated that 1t
would be withheld until after the arrival
Of Marshal Blanco at Havana.
WEYLER POSITIVELY DENIES 1T.
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BIR MINGHAM. Ala.--The miners of the
State are to meet here t5siay to form @
State organization. which viii affiliate
with the National body, though this point
is not decided positively.
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TODAY'S FORECAST.

BOSTON Il. Dixey. the actor.
having fHled a voluntary petition in insol-
vency, the first meeting of hhs creditors
will be held today.
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The board OF health's official report AZ
deaths today. q. ,ota, cases yellow foyer
to date. ic2i; total deaths from yellow
fever 20 date, IL; total cases absolutely
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CAMDEN. n. J.--Prominent citizens of
this CITY, In conjunction with the Sons of
the American Revolution, have arranged
for a celebration of the battle Of Red
Bank.
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AL aiiarnos al pArtido que dirige el seIor
Muhoz Rivera 10 hicimos por pura conviction
y para demostrar la gratitud que so ha hecho
acreedor por sus merecimientos.
Ell amigo nos tendio Ia red sugestionaio
quizas por alguien, pero qued6 defraudado su
prop6sito, pues los artesanos sabemos penssr
Desists, qucrido amigo de tales intencio
nee, y doje cada cual obrar como lie aconseja
gu crterio.
Nos despedimos de listed, siendo gus amigos
en- Cayey.
Dicicmbre | / de- 1897.
Simplicio Dlaz, Adollo Monte, Bartolo
Santiago, Pedro J. Almedna, Deogracias
Gonzalez y Truji!lo, Tn fusionista, Juan Ri
vera, Eeuterio Pagan, Donate Vazquez, Juan
Lopez, Gabino solban, NJ. Rivera, Francisco
Correa,V Parl6, Guadalupe Coto, Hermene
gildo VilIega Manras MoSscrrate Rivera,
Remigio Durgui, 'riburcio Rivera, Gabriel
Garcia Rivera, Jose Tomas Vazquoz, Felix
Castro, Juan jose Dfaz, Gregorio Miranda,
Eoy Sanchez, Felix Sanchez, Arturo Diaz,
Marcelano Colon N. Moreno, Victorio Apon-
tc Tn liberal autonomista.
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recuerda que los reformistas autonomistas
dc Cuba constituyeu va tambien u,a sofa CO.
loctipidad. Nos consta positivamente que
! el comite provincial liberal estS dispuesto to-
ds casc de sacricios concesiones legftimas
para llegar ese patri6tico desideratun, del
pals.
~. Hemos dido decir que "El Busoa.
pie' y "La lntcgridad" no se publicaran hoy.
sus operarios han concurrido la manifesto
ci6n ortodoya de csta mailana. ola Integri.
dad publicara un supplemental
~. A Ultima hora hemos sabido que 4
la hora que escrbimos estas lineas, previa in
vitaci6n de s. E. el Gobernador general estan
reunidos en- el pelacio de Santa Catalina, los
sefores que componen el eomit6 provincial del
psrtido liberal autonomsts, el direotorio au.
tonomlsta ortodoxo. Parece que Sc trata de bus
car los medios de llegar una inteligencia.
W.. Ligas para hombres tirantes. Gran
variedad en- Gel Capricho, prec;os nunca
vistos.
~. En- la llnea del ferrocarrl de Barcelo.
ma 4 Madrid hA sido hallado atado 4 un arbol,
un hombre vestido de mujer. Sup6nese que
dicho individuo es un anarquista que no hs-
biendo tendo valor para asesinar al general
Weyler,l 10 castigaron sus completes vistiendole
de mnjer atandole para escarnio en- ell camino
por donde pss6 ell general. Fl general Blanco
ha dir gido 4 Mr.. Mac Kiulay un expressive
telegram de p6same con mltigo de la muerte
de su selora madre. 3, ha dicho que Julio
Sanguilly ofrecio i Espa1a sus servicios para
contribuir al planteamieuto de las reformas en-
Cuba. Sanguilly MEGA que haya hecho tai
ofrecimiento.
~. Ssbemos con toda aeguridad que con
motive del <meeting, que debe celebrar el par.
lido liberal en- Arecibo el domingo 70 del CO.
rriente, habrs un tren extraordnario que Ira
de Saa Juan las de la maflana regresara
saliendo de Arecibo las de la tarde del
mismo dfa. Sc expenderan para dicho tren
bi'letes de ida y vclta los mismos precios de
costumbre.
~. IIa sdo muy bien asogio por la OPT.
MON Ell nombramiento de nuestro estimado
amigo don jose Janer soler para ell cargo de
catedratico de Historic Natural en- ell institute
provincial de segunda eusehanza de esta isla.
ri sefor Janer ademas de poser una inteli'
gencia clara, esmeradamente cultivida desde
sus primeros amos, obtuvo hace POGO tempo el
tftulo de Lcdo. en- Ciencias naturales, con
notas brilantfsimas en- la Universidad Central
de Madrid Agr6guese este Ia natural mo.
destia que lie caracteriza que le honra sus
ideas profundamente ibersles, ajustadas los
principios de la mas sana moral, quedara
plenamente justi6calo 10 acertado de gu nom.
bramiento
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NOTICTAS

~ Por esta capital circuls la enorme bola
de que los comerclantes incondcionales sc pro
ponen no hscer peddos de mercancfas Europa
los Estados Undos, como medic de hacer
que dsminuyan las entradas de las aduanas y
demostrar practlcamente que la autonomfa re-
bajara la riqueza phblica. Son pamp.inss &
las que no debe darse cr&dito ninguno. Nj las
casas de comercio han de querer dejar de ga
mar 10 que ganan todos los amos, sosteniendo
los mismos gastos que tienen hoy, nj faltarfan
competidores que harlan grandes importaciones
para aprovechar la OCCASION de nacerse rcos,
ment1as Gus colegas Sc chupaban tontamente
los dedos.
-. Nos escrben de CataIo que ha eau
saio ALI general disgusto e! nombramiento de
alcalde pedaneo recaido en- persona que no reu
ne ninguna de las condolences que Sc exigen
para ell cargo. Parece que aquel vc,indario
acndira al alcalde de Bayamon con una repre-
sentacidn, pues hay la crecacla de que ha sdo
sorprepdida la buena fe de aquella digna auto
ridad.
= Nos escriben de Camuy que el senor
don Jose Maria Hernandez continla enfermo
en- su rcsidencia del campo de la enfermedad
que contrajo en- Ia carcel de esta capital Tam
bisn ell senior don Juan Pla ha eetado enfermo
J oti So'A'AA"" SNiho -Noo ak Cllos iuS ldH
to el uno como el otro recuperen pronto la sa'
lid perdida.
~ De PARIS Sc scaba de recibir el gran
surtido de sombreros adornados, cascos, flores,
cintas J corbatas de gro en- clos Dependencies,
y iS cajas de camas y coichones ipgleses. Ca.
lie de Ia Forta! aza, nimero So.
-. IIemos dido que de un momento otro
apatecera un manifesto del comite incondicio-
nal, aeeptando aplaudiendo los decretos So
bre la autonomfa de las sntiilas, promulgados
por el gobierno deS. NJ.
~ Por acuerdo de la Ssa de Gobierno de
la Excma. Audencia Territorial de 80 de No
viembre ii.timo comunicado al ilustre colegio
de notarios el IL del actual, fue nombrado no.
tario sustituto de la Notarfa vacante de Utua'
do, e! que 10 es de Adjuntas don Perfecto Bu'
res y Sobrido.
~ Acaba de publicarse el tercer cuaderno
del sRepertorio Hist6rico de Puerto Rico, por
ell doctor Coll y Toste. Viene repleto de in
teresantfsima lectura en- Ia que brillan ense1lan.
zas muy TITLES. Nolveremos con todo el inte.
res que requiere ocuparnos de tan interesante
cuaderno, cuya adquisici6n recomendamos al
pdblicc.
- Por tereera vez Sc anuucia en- la sGa
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NUES1RA ADHESION

Admirsdoras fervientes del ilustre puerto
rriqueno don Luis Mu1oz Rivera, en- estos mo.
mentos con que la vii calumna quiere herrie
despiadadamente, no podemos menos que hacer
DIR nuestra voz en- ell concerto general de lo
menaje y simpatfa cue Sc lie tributa por todas
las classes sociales de Ia Provincial.
Aunque humildes hi jas del trabajo, sabe
mos rendr quito al verdadero merto, los pro
hombres que, como Munoz Rivera, nunca nan
claudicado sfempre han defendido = defender
con intrepidez los derechos del pueblo, tienen
un pnesto indiscutble en- nuestros cOrazones.
iLoor eterno para don Luis Munoz Rivera
iGloria inmarcesible 1 los hombres q. como
Il todo 10 sacrifcan por la redencion de esta
bendita TERRA!
Hijas de Puerto Rico, gritad con nosotras:
;;ABAJO LA CALUMNIA!!
Yabucoa, Diciembre 10 de 1897.
Senora doiia Tomasa Sergenton de Rivera,
seilora do6a Dolores Diaz de Totosao, senora
dona Luisa Rivera de Rodriguez, senora dona
Nicolasa Pens, viuda de Victoria, sonora doha
PA Diaz de Donado, seilora dois Dolores Ro
driguez viuda de Ia Tore, sonora doNa Engra'
cia Castafo de Martinez seiiora doha Bernardo
de Jesus de Monsanto, sehora doia Maria Mon.
santo de Davila, seilors dons Dolores Berrfoa
de Garcia, senora doia Nicenta Lopez de
Vans, seilora dola Celestina Rivera de Marti'
nez, sefora doila Iusa Nadal de Nadal, seilors
dofa dofa Juana Echevarrfa de Renucci, seno'
ra dofa Domitila Lans6 de CastsIeda, sehora
doha Agapita Rodriguez de Palscio, sonora
doha Petra Was de Yejo, sehorita doila Juana
Monsanto, seilorita dona Rafaea Rodriguez,
aeforita dofla Teodosia Monsanto, senorita do.
fia Sera6na Monsanto, seforita do7ia Rafaela
Cintr6n, senorita doila Puri6caci6n Cintr6n,
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ltl,os Y rosfEe


sEra despue de todo gran crmen ell que Teresa haba
comedo?
;Por fin la catastrofe habia ocurrido!
-Tuve mucho sentimiento- dijo;-yo guerra Rolando
quero ii, Gabriel. En- medic de mi peua pods
de de pobre joveu hubea querldo
ayudara ocorrerla; pern sba que habi ido de ella
estaba obsesionada por idea Me paeca que ntes de
morir momento de conocmento Rolando la haba
amalo passion, 20 esaba segura ESQ., habia debdo
Me cea estar segura de clio Pues ben, equi
yocaba
En- aluelos momentos pensaba c conde vista Ia
comadrona de la calle de Richeeu.
Apenas 81 escuchaba hermana.
Sin embargo, eatas pa'abras eNo equiyocaba,,
volv6 hacia ella.
-:Que queres decir?-preeunt6.
Quiero decr que ltolando haba expres ado, eseto,
deseos declare lentamente Fernando
Como?
En- un testamento
E condo repuso ma4uinamente:
I'm estamento?
Sl, nosotros estamos possession de una fortuna que
pertenece.
lila fortuna de Roando?
Sin duda.
;Ds quidn es?
DE esa joven que til acabas de cue ha vvido en-
Paris mserabemene que hs encontado tan desgacisda
que quiso ucidase que ho estaba en- nodrlza en-
Fontsine de la vGda Lapee murlo af euando la
vez viva 81 ella hubera podido rodeae de cuidado
bene-ar.
-.Que dices?
= La veriad
-; Donde esta testamento?
10 tengo yo.
-; Quien tie 10 ha dado?
No me 10 han daio, 10 he eogldo
-sDonde?
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ESta eS Ia Verdadera AutonomIa

Quescs Princes, Mantecados de Astorga I.eai
timos, Qaesos Roquefort por libras, Marion
Glace, Pan de Higos, Aceitunas Negras en-
Cnfletes, Anchoas en- Barriltos de 100 Maza
pan de Toledo, Turrones Menbrillo, Mantequi
LA ell frascos FRANCESCA Orejones de Melocoton,
Caramelos de Cafe Leche, Morcillas en- man.
teca, Sslchchon de Vich, Azafran de la Mancha
Castailas, Salchichon Aleman, Vinos de Rioia
Alta y sagasta, en- Ell colmado de Cereceds
Hnos Cp
IF parieipnep" -PELUQUERIA Y PER
Il a''S'0aS1 FUMERIA DE SERGIO
PTE.-CRUZ 70 Surtido general
importac5n directa de 10 mas seecto que en-
perfumerfa Sc fabrica en- Francia, Ingaterra 8
Italia. Espeoialidad en- euserss de eBarberfa
y Perfumerfs ing!esa,. Limpieza y servicio
inmej jorabe. Sc admiten abonos.
90 vpndn un alambique bueno y barato, COM
w ''"a' pletamente nuevo; destilacion con-
tinua capaz de producer dc 200 $50 galones
de ron, de go Cartier en- l2 horas como tambien
alcohol de 40 81 sc desea. En- la fabrica de
licores de don Claudio Pomar, en- Bayam6n,
informaran. 15-l2
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BIBIIoTECA <LA CoRRE PuERToRIco .45
Admas ha sido por compaeerme por 10 que ha peddo ell
divorcio
En-, fin. sa boda esta decidida?
-lrrevocabemente
-Pero habes dicho nombre
Sc llama Elena Noel.
Este nsmbre deca naia d nadie aquella tertuia
tan sescta, donde haba duquesa, conde marques
Cuando decmos d nadie, equvocamos.
AL Or aque nombrc la seiorita de compahia evan6 la
cabeza.
sun miro al conde Gabriel sorpresa, que 1;
lie llam6 la atencion
Sin embargo connu6
Elena nacio dc paires dsseonocidos lie tratalo de
penetar misterio de egen iImposibe No he
contrado huea auna hasta nerna oogo de
Passy donde pas6 doce Antes sabe NADIA de
inancia Sin embargo deb6 puesta nodza aguna
parte.
Sin duda alguna.
-;Pero donde? Nadie ha poddo querdo deeftmelo,
70 arda en- deseos de sabero
DE veras?-dijo nvountaramente Teresa.
Su mrada era tan atrayente, que Ell conde la dijo
-Vos sabeis algo.
-Es verdad.
Decide
Elena Noel, cuanto naci6, fue puesa nodrlza
que conoceis.
-iSe' -vos.
=; Donde?
En- Fontaine.
-sCerca de Ramboul!et?
-; En- de la viuda Laperre?
Precisamsnte.
II Estais segura de ESQ:
-Completamente.
-Gracias.
Esas preguntas respuestss habian cambado rapida
mene refexona por decrlo asi por ora parts
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so1orita dona Buenaveutur, Garcia scIlorita
doha Sabina Garcia, eenorts .Iuana Cintr6n,
sehorits dona Carmen Monsa1to, seiiorta dola
Juana Lopez, seforila do6a Adela Monsanto,
se1orits doha Modesto Mafcano, seilorta done
Encarnacion Nhlez, seiiorita dona Pelroua
Nuilcz
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VA R | { 0 4 0 E 5.

Farmacia EN- vENTA Sc vendo la aoredi.
! '"'''ao'"tads Farmacia de- V. Porras, en- la
RIGA foreciente ciudad de Utuaio. Es un
magalhco negocio y de gran porvenir para ell
que la interese Para informes dirigirse su
daeiio, en- Utuado, plaza de San Miguel name.
TO 5. l5-l
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O) E! senior Ramos presidente del conf
t6 liberal autonomista, de Ba.ros, es hermano
del Lcdo. don Juan Ramon Ramos
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-02-16
PosToFFIcE CLERKS MEET.
Annual Meeting of the Local Associa- tion Held Last Evening-Offcers ,,,L, 1,,..

Annual Meeting of the Local Associa-
 tion Held Last Evening-Offcers
 EIected-Resolutions Adopted.
 The annual meeting of the New Ha- ven Postoffice Clerks association. branch No. A. of the National associa- ton, was held last evening. The fol- lowing officers were elected for the en- suing year: President, Pierce M. Maher; vice president. Miss Henrietta Siebke: treasurer, Edward Hopkins; secretary. Barnard B. Mulvey.
 Resolutions- were passed thanking Hon. N. D. Sperry for his efforts in be- half of postoffice clerks since he has been in congress. A similar resolution was passed thanking Senator o. H. Platt for his work in behalf of the measure that the clerks had before the last session of congress. The president was instructed to appoint committee to have these resolutions suitably en- grossed and sent to Senator PIatt and MT Sperry.
 The following committee was appoint ed to act. by invitation, with the com- mittee having in charge the arrange ments for a Washingtons birthday celebration; Thomas P Clark, Will liam H Hickman and Walter Bochart
 The clerks now have a petition be- fore the state legislature asking an endorsement of the bill for the cIassifi- cation of postoffice clerks, introduced in the present congress by the Hon. N. D. Sperry.
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strap too tight, as 1t will cause useless pain. If the blood Is of dark color ap- ply cloths wrung out in hot water.
 "Fracture can be readily known. Compare with corresponding limb and place In position as near like it as possible. It can be held in place by bandage with strips of bark, pieces of shingle or a blanket folded or rolled tightly around it, and tied with strips of cloth.
 "For sprains, apply either hot or cold water, and keep the joint quiet.
 In dressing, wash every break of the skin with hot water if possible, then ap- ply gauge or some clean cloth in layers of three or four thicknesses; hold in place by bandage, and notify the nearest company's surgeon.
 If the injured man or woman feels faint and weak, lay him with his head low and give him some hot drink. Cof- fee is one of the best; brandy or whis- key If necessary, but not much.
 Many railways, especially through out the west and south, have 8 case complete with the instruments, ban dages, etc., with printed directions as to the care of injured persons, on every train. It is placed In charge of the con- ductor, who keeps it in his train box. Shock may be caused by a blow on the pit of the stomach or it may be caused by fright; also by drinking large quantities of ice water It is quite common after a serious railroad acci- dent The signs are insensibility, hpa j,,rr great paleness, with cold, clammy sweat, a bewildered stupid condition feeble pulse. When you find person in such a condition as this, he may die pretty soon, and will before long unless assistance can be given him. In such cases it requires very prompt and per- | sistent effort on the part of those pres ent. Heat must be applied to the whole body if possible. Roll him up in hot blankets or give him hot bath, if you have the conVeniences. Bottles filled with hot water answer very nicely. The two important points to apply heat are at the heart and pit of the stomach. In making your application of heat, be careful not to burn the patient, for in his condition he would not feel pain | rom any dlllouht VI Aedl WHICH HISHl severely burn him. For stimulant you may give the patient hot drinks, with whiskey or brandy added, but in small quantities. and repeat every ten min utes until the surgeon arrives.
 "A fracture may be partial, complete, transverse, oblique or longitudinal, sin gle, double, or multiple, simple, con- pound or complicated, Symptoms of fracture are loss of function, absence of normal contour and crepitus. ''-Uti- ca Daily Press.
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IN HIS COUNSEIS CUSTODY
(contlnued from First Page)

-.
 Nc" said Magistrate Cornell; q want to have the question of jurisdic- tion settled first. 4.. Then" said Lawyer Coudert, q wish to state that, as my client is an accred- tied agent of foreign power. he is ex- empt from arrest"
 Is there any proof that he is the con- sul general at Boston?" asked Magis- trate Cornell.
 How about that, General Peabody?" asked Lawyer Coudert.
 He has that reputation in Boston," said General Peabody, land I have seen his name on the office door. But, your honor, claim that consul is nothing but business agent of the country, and that his house or where he may be stopping is not part. of the territory of the government he represents and that he is not exempt from arrest. Fur | thermore, the laws of New York are decisive in saying that ministers and ambassadors are exempt. They do not mention consuls.'
 l Lawyer Coudert then referred to ar
 ticle 3 of the provisions of the United States constitution, which relates to all cases concerning ambassadors, minis i ters and consuls. He quoted the decis- ion of the court of appeals in the case of Valerina versus Thompson, which was the case that he had spoken about to the reporter before the case was call ed.
 "But that was civil case,'' objected General Peabody Tt must hold good in criminal case also' replied Lawyer Coudert. | "I must ask you, gentlemen" said l Magistrate Cornell, "to agree to an ad-
 journment of this case until tomorrow
 morning at il o'clock in order that
 may study up and advise over the sit
 uation I will parole the prisoner,
 Lawyer Coudert, in your custody if you
 will care to assume the responsibility.
 T think he is very comfortable at headquarters" replied Lawyer Cou- dert, and he started to leave the court,
 but he was stopped by a reporter, who
 said to him:
 Do we understand, then, MT Cou-
 dert, that you refuse to assume the re-
 sponsibility of having the consul parol-
 ed in your custody"
 l "Oh, no, no,' replied Lawyer Coudert, ''dont put it that way" 1 What other way can you put it?" was asked.
 | Well, if you look at it that way, I
 most certainly will take the risk" and 1 Lawyer Coudert went before the mag
 istrate and agreed to be responsible for
 Iasigi's appearance in Center street
 court tomorrow morning at il o'clock. All parties concerned then left the court.
 | Assistant District Attorney Lindsay
 said afterwards that the law relating
 to the exemption of representatives of foreign nations from being arraigned
 in civil courts was evidently framed in the dignity of the nations themselves,
 and could only be tried in federal
 courts. He believed, without a close 1 examination in the statutes and prece- dents, that this would cover criminal courts also, as in his opinion it was merely question of dictum, for if an
 action in a civil court hurt the dignity
 of the representative and nation, an
 action in a criminal court would be
 more harmful.
 Iasigi refused to state at what hotel he would pass the night. 5E