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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-29
SLOANE A WINNER.
American Jockeys Work Astonishes
the British.

v LONDON, Nov. 2S-The close OF the fat
racing season sees bloomington Cannon at the
head of the winning Jockeys, with 149 sue
cesses; Loates, second, and Wood, third. The
papers comment at length upon the remark
able success of Tod Sloane during the pres
ent mouth in England.
Sloane's victories for November numbered
twenty in fifty-eight mounts.
The Daily Mall win say tomorrow that
Sloane intends to return to England, and
therefore left a good impression at Manches-
ter. 1t will add: I'm the teeth of much hos
tile criticism Sloane has conquered the Eng
fish owners. Where formerly he found critics
he now finds people anxious to engage him.
He has ridden for the Prince Of Wales, for
that magnificent judge Of horsemanship, Capt.
The Daily Telegraph will say The win
ing average of the once ridiculed Sloane is
simply astonishing The Manchester people
gave him a gratifying send-of in recognition
of his pluck and skill"
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BASE BALL MENTION.

Frank Isben appeared with the Peoples
Players at Ash Grove. Mo-. Thursday.
Mark Hayne thinks Chicago will have
team in this league next season.
According to Mr. Vanderbeck, only four
of the Western league clubs complied strict
ly with the salary limit last year. and the
Detroit and Indianapolis clubs are two Of
them.
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THERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE

Who are injured by the use Of coffee. Re-
Gently there has been placed in all the groc-
cry stores d new preparation called GRAIN-O,
made of pure grains, that takes the place Of
coffee. The most delicate stomach receives 1t
without distress. and but few can tell 1t from
coffee. 1t does not cost over u as much.
Children may drink 1t with great benefit.
Is cts and Is cts. per package. Try it. Ask
for GRAIN-o.
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Deserts Luetgert.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-Attorney Albert Pha-
len. who became prominent through his con-
nection with the defense Of Adolph Luetgert
and who was to have been chief counsel for
the sausage maker in his second trial with
drew from the case today. His withdrawal
was due to the retention OF Attorneys Har-
mon and Rez as assistants in the case, con
trarv 10 his advice,
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nuirhent AmthorIty.v

where did you get your information"
asked the editor OF the yellow journal
From the butler" answered the reporter.
ut would never do to quote the butler.
would III" unused the editor. You'd better
merely say that we have 1t on the highest
authority. "-Chicago Evening Post.
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IT. The teams were: Philadelphia Whist club
(holder), Messrs. G. w. Hill, F. P. Magridge,
w. H. Wildon and w G. Work; Cincin-
natl Whist club (challengers). Messrs. G. Col
Inns, NJ. T. Watts, H. Van Ness and Col.
William fletcher.
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Reduced Fare to Chicago.

The Burlington is still selling tickets
to Chicago at only So. If you want the
best route and the best service, buy
your ticket at 400 Robert street (Hotel
RVan)
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MORTALITY LIST.
western Union Treasurer Dead-De-
mise of Mrs. IsIin.

NEW YORK, Nov 2S.-L. Roswell
Hart Rochester. treasurer of the West
ern Union Telegraph company, died
suddenly at his home in Englewood,
N j., last night, aged forty-six years.
He had returned from his Office IN
the Western Union building in this
city, in APPARENTLY good health, and
was reading in his library when
stricken with heart failure. He died
within a short time.
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$500 TO CHICAGO,
Via "The milwaukee,"

Commencing Nov. g. Secure tickets
at c.. NJ. & ST. P. city ticket Office.
265 Robert street. or Union depot, st.
Paul. .,.-
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QUAKERS XON.
Eighth Match for the American
Whist League Trophy

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov 2S.-The eighth
match for the American Whist league trophy,
the contestants in which were Philadelphia
and Cincinnati, was concluded at late hour
last night.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Mrs. Adrian
Islin Sr. died last night at her home
in this city, aged seventy-seven years.
Mrs. Islin was Miss Eleanor O'Don-
nell, the daughter of Columbus O'Don-
nell, of Baltimore. and was born in
that city. She was married in the
Roman Catholic cathedral in Balti-
more to Adrian Islin. The couple cele-
brated their golden wedding on Dec.
II, 1895. The children are c. Oliver
Islin. owner of the yachts Mohawk,
Vigilant, and Defender; William e.
Islin, Columbus O'I'onnell, and Adrian
Islin Jr.; Mrs. Delaney Astor Kane
and Misses Emily and Georgiana Is
lin
Mr. Islin has been a resident of New
York for more than fifty years and
prominently identified with the finan-
cial community. The family is known
for its liberal gifts to the Catholic
church, one of the most picturesque
church buildings of Long Island
sound at a. cost of $500, 600
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TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT.

Congressman Mark Smith has in
trcduced bill which, if it can be
passed, will allow the people of Ari-
iona to elect their governor and other
territorial officers and judges of court
Under the present system the governor
is appointed by the president and be-
comes the virtual dictator of terri
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WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. Is
Charles c. McCloud, a screw manu-
facturer, we'll known all over the
country, died at the city hospital last
night from self-infiicted wound. He
cut his throat Friday night with sui
cidal intent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-22
A-Block Of BuildIaas u neitQsF11
Gutted by Fire Y
HUNDREDS THROWN OUT Of WORK.
fIames Spread with Great and Or
checkablc Rspidity.
SERIOUS SETBACK 70 TRADE.
Goods. which business WIN Saf-
fer AZ a Consequences.

Melbourne. November 2i.--A great firs
broke out here at o'clock this murninS
and in shogp space Of time did enormous
damage. 1t started at tho warehouse ef
Craig Williamson In Elizabeth street. 10
the heart OF tho city. strong wind Was
blowing and the ncrcely famed flames
rapidly cngulfcd building aftcr BUILDING
Despite the desperate Efforts OF tho Are
men, tho block bounded by Elizabeth. Film.
dora and swanston streets and Flindera
Lane was destroyed In three hours.
Tho burned section included many Of
tho largcst buildings IN Melbourne. This
buildings were completely Quilted. AS most
o, them contained soft gocds. the flames
progressed with rapidity which deacd all
checking In the furious wind. Ashes snd
dchris we're carrici into the suburbs dis
TANGO Of two miles
II is estimated that the loss VIII reach
1000 900 pounds y5.ooooco). while the
trade in soft goods has received serious
setback. Hundreds of employees OF all
sorts have suddenly been thrown out OF
employment.
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George w. Huatt, chief OF the relief de-
partment OF the United States consulate,
at II O'Clock OFT night 10 make inquiries
as to the destination OF quantity OF food
which had been taken into the house dur
ing the day. The inmates became fright
cned and refused to open the door and
insisted on being Informed OF the object
OF the officers visit, The police finally
retired upon learning that the inmates
we're Americans.
The insurgents 1t Is reported, have cap
tured $50 mules from the Consolation del
Sur government reservation.
A dispatch from Madrid says that Senior
Gabara, deputy 10 che Spanish cortez and
leader Of the new autonomists, is on his
way to Cuba, where he will enter the au
economist party upon condition that Senior
Montero, Fernandez dc Castro, Ceuto and
Iayas leave the board OF directors OF the
party, Il being asserted that they are too
pronouncedly Spanish TO succeed In induc-
ing the insurgents to accept autonomy
| under their Leadership.
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FILIBUsTERs STOPPED.
THE UNITED STATES WILL SHOW
SPANS CHARGE BAsELEss.
Many Vessels Are Employed ana
Many Expeditions to Cuba
Have Been Prevented.

Washington. November 2l.--It ~ one
ether TO prove It. II win be recalled that
the Spanish ministry In making answer to
the CUBAN note presented to the Spanish
government by United States Minister
Woodford, dwelt at some length upon the
alleged neglect OF this government to do It's
full duty toward the suppression VI NIL
clustering expeditions having their origin
In the United States. Tbs state depart
ment is getting in readiness 10 mi re an
swer to this statement by furnishing sren-
ish Minister Sagastn with facts and iig-
ures controyerting these allegations. The
state department today called on she rec
rotary OF the treasury for q list OF the
revenue cutters which were employed by
the government In preventing or suppress
ing fiiibustering, the distances which they
cruised, the number Of men employed on
each and the time employed. as wen as
the captures made by them. This state
ment hae been prepared by the revenue
cutter division Of the treasury department.
| and makes quite Formidable showing
NJ entirely di@proyes the Spanish case
The vessels employed in this service are
shown to be as follows: Cutters Boutwell,.
1 co,fax. Forward, Hamilton, McLane Nor
riil. Window and winonn. The aggregate
( service was 12e months. during which they
cruised over 75.76s miles. They are shown
10 have captured seven vessels engaged IN
flibustcring and H. flibrsters. In addi-
/ ton TO this they broke ZIP two expeditions
before they got In readiness 70 leave port
and detained and kept under surveillance
| thirteen suspected vessels. They also ma
| terially aseisted United S,stes marshsis
In making seizures in other cases. Dur
| ing all OF this interval the5e cutters were
withdrawn from their regular station and
regular duties. entaiiins upon the govern
ment heavy expense for properly patrol
ling the coast.
Jacksonville. Fla. November .l.--rh'
DauntIess returned 10 this port from
mysterious voyage on November >, afte'
having been lost sight OF from Savannah
los nearly month
She was soon repaired She started y
tow a vessel 10 savannah. and left iol
that port on Thurrdsy last She wa
halted IL St. Johns bar BY the vesuyiu
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FOREIGN.

The most intense excitement prevails
In the City OF Mcxtco over the trial OF
the lyncGlhrs Of Arroyo, and precnu-
t!ons are taken agains', mob. Likely
that eleven of them Will be shot.
Mutinecrs attacked an African eSpa-
dition and killesi several officers ana
men before they were repulsed, a'tcr
100 Of them had been killed.
Count Gcannhogsky practically call
ed on Europe 10 combine against IN,
United States.
A fire al Melbourne destroyed n
whole hlock. cntailing a loss OF 5000
ESQ AMI throwing hundreds out OF en-
pics ment.
Emperor william Is said to hive
given his word OF honor 10 France thar
Captain Dreyfus betrayed no secrets TO
the German government.
Powers ore discussing the ahvisa-
biiits of joint demand on Turkey for
autonomy for Crote.
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A SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
pOMEsHC,

Secretary Gaze IL preparing TO tako
scene Offices out Of the civil service to
give the faithful a chance.
Great Britaia IN sad to be Inclined
toward aiding a settlement OF disputes
between the United Statcs ana Canada
and the arrangements OF commercial
reciprocity.
Eight new cases OF fcver and three
deaths at New Orleans. one new case.
ani one death at Mobile; one nv@ case
at Pensacola.
Two brothers ON either side settled n
fcnd In Louisiana. all four OF them ara
dead.
One motorman was killed and anolh-
or fatally injured In a street car coll
lis!on Mt Baltimore.
Secretary OF War Alger makes many
recommendations In his annual report
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CORA.

La Lrcha OF Havana secs little beno-
III 20 Spain IN cuitivatng the good
grace of the United states,
ton by wholesale In Pinar del Rio.
ard tho situation becomes worse AZ
Writer approaches. Thousands OF
Spanish soldiers arc also suffering
from lack of nonrishment.
Smallpox &s raging near the head
quarters cf the Insurgents.
Tho United States Is preparing to dis
prove tho statement OF Spain regard
ing no efforts 10 stop filibustefing.
Bcri-beri has appeared In the Span
islI prisons in MatanzsE province.
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london Money Market,

London. November 2i.--In the carly part
of last week. with currency returning from
tho provinces. the floating supply OF money
seemed increased and rates we're cdrres-
rqmd,ngiy wcalstr. Tho rernymente OF
loans TO the Bank Of England ana tut
Their borrowing by tho bank stincned tpe
market. Tho forthcoming settlement "a
the exchange Is tending 70 produce tno
menfs 10 tho United states is the chief
factor In ail estimstes
The rates have been firm az DER cent.
Chic has been importing 100000 POUNDS
FOR her conversion scheme.
Spanish bonds have risen because OF the
release Of the Competitor crew. ana most
os the foreign bonds show an upward ten
dtncy.
Tho mining market continues apathetlc.
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THE STATE.

Galveston IN changing the policy as
to city taxes ahd VIII enforce their
payment.
4 little hoy diad ait Corpus Christi
from the Kick Of horse. after suffer
ing asonies.
In a fight near Belmont one Mexican
was killed and others were wounded
One man near ,iiddlngs and two nea-
Fort WORTH were Killed by trains sat-
uidos night,
Three thousand people attended the
funeraa OF the brothers harris at
Waco.
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and Captain PIllsbury sent m offcer 70
make thorough examination for evidence
OF filibustering. Finding none, the tug
was released and proceeded with her tos
10 Savannah, claiming that NJ her destina-
eion. Her owners say that The towing bust
pess OF Jacksonville IN not sufficient 10 pay
and they seek other ports for remunerauve
business. There IL no evidence nor susp'-
cion that she has other fiibustering
schemes on foot. as she has reported AZ
Savannah and began towing there.
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YELLOW FEVER.

Pensacola, Fla, November 21.--Another
case OF yellow fever has developed In the
hospital at Fort Barancas. The patient Is
Michael j Wright, private in the First
artillery, and it is supposed that he cen
tracted the disease from the sold err, kreig.
who died In the hospital Thursday. The
soldiers of the garrison have all been
moved out of the barracks into camp
a mile away.
No other case has developed in this city.
An inspection of every house In the city
was completed last night and not case
of suspicious sickness was discovered.
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PrnhnhiIifics.

Weshington November a.-F'or Eastern
Texas ~sFair. decidedly colder in northern
poi tion; colder in southern portion. south
er,y w.nlis, becoming northerly.
Oklahoma aui Indian Territory--Fair;
cooler. fresh northerly winds.
Arkansas Fair; decidedly colder: norlh-
erly winds.
North and South Dakota-Fair; variable
KanssA and Fair; colder;
southerly winds.
Wyoming Colder; Variable winds. be-
coming southerly.
Mcntana-Fair; southerly winds. becon-
lug ncrthwesterly.
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MAson sAYEMs, TRAyELs.
well satisfied with the outlook for
His Huce,

Austin. Texas. November q. j. D..
sayors arrived here from Palestine today.
end registered at the Hotel saige He has
Travelled over a considerable portion OF the
state Of late. and Expresses himself IS
being veil satisfied with his chances far
obtaining the gubernatorlai nomination
next year. He will remain here for sry-
eral days. and depart for Washington De-
ccmber !. e
Elk Governor Hogg loft for Ncw YORK via
Galyt@ssn This evening, 70 be gone = E.onth.
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nEcAnD UNITED STATES HOSTILE
spanish see No Henson to Cultivate
Our Good Cruces.


Our Good Cruces.
. Havana. November q tvia Key wes,'.
La Lucha. in recently published edi-
toriai. expressed doubt as 10 tho sinceri'y
OF the friendship which Is expressed by the
American government. and says: III the
American government can nct prevent
the sailing from ports cf that country OF
expeditions in aid OF the insurgents. and
does not nsspund in other ways TO SPANS
efforts To come to favorable terms. II Is
useless for Spain to mainuiin friendly re-
lations With America"
New York. November 2l.---Marquis APP
eztegui. leader Of the conservative party
L In Cuba. arrived here today cn the French
liner La Champagne from Hayre,
The marquis said he had been IN Spain
for tbs last year and that be u soins 70
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one Mt biloxi.

Biloxi, Miss, November 20.-The follow
ing is the official report from the State
board of health for the past twenty-four
hours ending at p. IN. today:
yellow fever cases under treatment, .:
new cases. L. number of cases to date. 625.
deaths today, none: deaths 10 this date.
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POLITICAL.

Republicans az the Twenty-frst dis
trict met at Luiing and passed resoiu-
Gore. other republicans says 1t was G1l
alleged republican meeting.
Major sayers IL satisfied with the out
look ard thinks his chafres bright.
Isasircp county pops have aSsnrei
Colonel Wash Jones that they will sup
r,ort him for conaress.
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Mr.. stones Rpce.

Brenham. Texas, November 2i.--FIicn.
Heber Stone returned from political head
quarters -Austin.-iayt evening, from where
he announccd himself In the race for con-
xresr. TO SUCKED samrs. He - very popus
lar al home. and his home people will lend
strong help 70 elect him.
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Now OrIeans Keport,

New Orleans, La, November 2l.--There
were eight new cases of yellow fever and
three deaths today.
Willism Dempsey. Natalie Di Vincente
and William Jackson were the deaths to-
day.
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Crockett, Texas, November 2L---J. y.
Downes' barn and contents were destroyed
by iro last night; loss $3.50; no insurance.
Origin of Are unknown
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-22

Mobile, Ala, November A.-There were
two new cases OF yellow fever today and
one death, Anderson CAN'T.
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Nnycrn at PnIestine.

Palestine, Texas. November o0.-Hon. ].
d. sayers, congressman from The Seventh
district and candidate for governor. spent
the day in the city. the guest OF his OLD
comrades in arms. Messrs, T. b, GreerNood,
Maj Hunter, r. ii. Jackson, s. p. Allen and
others Majcr Savers visit has no po-
litical import. except the meeting OF old
friends and forming new acquaintances. he
q making shom tour OF the State. and
will leave tonight.
one Deod and Others Wounded.
Lifting. Texas, November IA teie-
pncne messnge fr,m Belmont gives news
o. a Mexican hgnt near there. one y
dead and others wounded names can i''
h.. learned: one man arrested.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Ln.t Niwht,. Rcndinr..

An area of comparatively low pressure
is central over Central Texas, with the
loves. barometer 1904 inches at Abilene.
An area of high pressure, accompanied by
colder weather. has noyea In from tho
northwest and ovcrlies the northern por-
ton of THE country tonight.
The weather is partly cloudy at Corpus
Christi and clear elsewhere.
No precipitation was reported during the
past twelve hours.
General observations.
Observations taken by the United States
weather service at y. m. 18th meridian
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-22

lcaye this city for Havana Wednesday,
probably by way of Tampa He spoke very
guardedly nf the Cuban war and Spain's
attitude toward tho United States. 1T
neeins," he raid, "as though the attitude
Of tho United States ~ hostile to Spain.
though. perhaps. It Ia nor meant 10 be
az -
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Miiiincrs Assign.

\, Texas. November 21.--A dsed
Eas filed in the county clerks
irday evening late by the Nc
listers, milliners. for the benefit
"a creditors. naming b. Levison
~ Is a list of preferred creditors:
q Pennington. $50; d. Nc
|si2o; J Fink & Co.. s125; II.
touston. Texas, $500. T. NJ.
~ Total. s632. Assets, a stock
Fy goods.
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sory of Isham q. Harris.

Tenn, November 2l.-The me
presses in commemoration of the
frviees OF the late Senator Isham
twice postponed On account OF
yer were held tonight at the
n' Many distinguished men
Tent. The large building, which
Ping capacity of 6)rp, was packed
[els OF people were turned away.
Il culegIstic of the dead senator
Il by Seaator Bate of Tennessee.
Lurpie Of Indiana. Congressman
~ Williams Of Mississippi, Gov
PER- l.. Taylor, General George
IN and Hon. Casey Young OF
u Rowland ID. Williams, assist.
[noid's orchestra. furnished the
pm was an impressive feature
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Autonomy VIII lie Procinimed.
Madrid, November 2i.--The decree for
the establishment of autonomy in Cuba will
be submitted to the cabinet tomorrow.
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COTTON.

M. will pay the freight ana advance
We W.. hale on cottbn Of acreage
1ssat grade ard hss ne er .s S1 ,9pn may
or any ppsry.n, interest on the amount
dss I.r',,csd A. the rate OF per cent per an
a rgn and a charys. for handling q o ssy
1.@ per Erst nonth. ard after the. h!st
Tor lhe The only extra charges VIII pc
rnn nnse AZ ne rate OF 10 cents per bale pet
sonaS and actual cost Of insurance UT
respoildence solicited
Carson, Sewall & 20,
neasesa. Tsxas.
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toDAY,s FORECAST.

(ORK.-The 129th annual dinner
amber of commerce takes place
Pg at Delmonico's.
tO-A special election will be
b to select a successor to the
FRESHMAN Cookie. Free silver IS
b the campaign.
fO-Irish nationa,Msts will corr
today the anniversary Of the
OF the Manchester Martyrs =
rkan and O'Brien-at Central
IORK--An elaborate wedding VII.
Miss Elsie Morgan Squier and
Edison. Jr., son of ex-Mayor Ed
fis city, which will take i'iacc
les chapel.
NETON -Among the interesting
pits Of the fall will be the W. d.
" of Mss Mary Mand Noble,
Pf Mrs. Belden Noble. and Jumes
Of Chicago.
JIS-The Liggest trap tourna-
IN this city in many years Will
at Dupont park, today. tomor-
Next day under the auspices of
puts Trap Shooters league. All
experts of the West are ex-
)-Among the many rumors NJ
mes the past two years about
lments intentions in proposing
~ Cuba, ,lore has had more
circulation than the report Ak
as the date when autonomy
gnnted to the island.