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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-13
ylaje del Gobsrnador
AIEONITO

Aver las 4 y 10 minutes de Ia tarde hizo
su entrada en- este pueblo ell Sr. Gobernador &c.
neral con su distinguida famia, acompa1ado
de sus ayudantes, sefior Miquelin y sehora,
iefe de IL comandancla de la Guardia civil de
Ponce, Gobernador regional y Comandante mi.
litar de idem. La compahfa de ingenieros aquf
dest acadia hizo los honores de ordenanza Gu
brieudo la carrera. S. Z. visit6 ell cuartel en-
construction <quedando satisfeeho de su ade.
lautoe. no permaneciendo en- ningnna parte,
pesar &c que sc les teafa preparada casa de an.
teniauo por 81 deseaban hospedarse, siguiendo
para Cosmo tan luego Sc cambiaron las pareias
de los carruajes
Fuerou a recibirle la Jurisdiction ell al
ca(de primer teniente, sfndico, jefe del parti-
do Unconditional, m6dico farmaceutico De.
postario de fondos munloipales. Lie acompa-
iisrou hssta muy cerca de Coamo. e senior Mar
tfnez el sellor Becerra (lon Diego), acalde
sfudico rcspeetivamente. ALI les aguardaba
Il ,epreseutaHtc del Balneario senor Masbernat,
los stiiores ofciales de Voluntaros, Cura pa
rroco otros spiiores mas, saludaron al seilor
Gobernador y famiia en- la parada que momen.
taneameate para cambioa de carruajes Sc hizo.
E pueblo llamado por el traditional repi.
qle dc eanfans, asf como por las simpatfas,
oariIlo y respeto que tene merece eli general
Marin, su distinguida consorte y sehorita hija,
acudio presuroso la entraia GALES, tener
e gasto de yer y ssluaar & tan dignos simpa.
ticos Naiaptes
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Los AAARQUISTAS BElGAS
49, - ~-

Les anarqaistss promovieron algunos dis.
turbios en aquella capital.
Luisa Michel, acompahsaa de varios como.
ci1os anaiqast9s extranjeros, llegd con objeto
de dar una couferenc!a sobre los reos condena.
dos en- Barcelona.
La pciicfa les ataj6 el paso, anunciandoles
que tenia orden de expulsarles del reino.
Grupos de aparquistas belgss Sc opusieron
!. Ia expulsion de aquelos, cnaudo eran condu.
clios par l. p0icfi d Ia estaei5n de! ferrocarrl,
originandose un motfn que tomj proporciones
alarmantes, nasta ell punto de verse obgados
los agqutes defenderse sable en- mano.
Los anarquistas belgss celebraron, no obs.
tante, la snunciada reunion, en- Ia cual algunos
oradotes hicieron la mas descarada y vergonzo'
sa apologize de os anar rIuistas senteuciados en-
Barcelona por los Consoles de guerra.
Durante ell motiu que promovieron los
anarqnistas, con motive de la llegada expul-
sion de Luisa Michel, un grapo dc revoltosos
intent3 dirigirse il la legaclon de Espaia, para
h,cer delante de ella una manifestation de hos.
tilidad La policfa ataj6 ell paso al grupo, di'
solviGn iolo arrestando diez de los principa'
les alborotadores.
(De Gel Liberal,, de Madrid).
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NOTICIAS

-. Notes que nos remite Ia secretarfa
particular del seilor Muloz Rivera, jefe del
partio liberal:
"sLa lntegridad, MEGA lie Ell G. Comitt
provincial Sc hayan ,etibiio cables del Gobier-
no. Sc rechicron Dos del Excmo. seiler Mi
nistro de Uitramar. con ese nombre con
ese caracter estln disposition del peridiieo
incredulo Puedc eXaminsrios cuando guste Ell
nuestras oficnss. En- cambio, snos permiti-
rfan yer ese caLke e.stsaSo satifuetorio que III
riji6 al sehor Arsuaga eI seTor Prcsidente del
Consejo? Nosotros no dudanlos. Pero 1ni-
zas el pji5lico usa otros Procedmientos. Y
asf sc disparisn toias las duias.''
-. En- Aibonito tuYo lugar un robo lie
1925 en- billetes de Banco, papel sellado se-
Hos de comunicacionea por IN desconocido
que pudo fagarse. Los objetos robados iueron
recuperados por el gnardia don Nicanor Psgsn
que sorprendio al latir6n, "a en- Ia Gale, e. que
sc escape deiando 10 rcbado, que pertenecfa i
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Iondrcs, Octubre l.-Acaba de pubcarse
ell nforme de la comisi6n dc las lndias occl-
dentales que pone de manifesto Ia sltuaclon
oprimida dc las colonias ell fracaso probab'e
de la in niusria azueaiora. Sc rcc1aza el csla-
b!ecimiento de prinas sobrc los azncarcs y Sc
propone un emprtstito de 20 mil libras ester
lnas para la instaiaci6n de factorfas eentfaies
en- Barbados otro dc 80 mil para Domlnl9s
San Vicente. La comision racomicrda al 'fo-
bicrno contribuya con $50 mil libras esternnas
para protcjcr !. las colonial.
Nueva- York, G.--Anuncian de Madrid que
ell gobierno espalol concedera completa auto
nomfa Cuba, hacitndose cargo de toda Ia
deuda incluyendo los gastos ocasionados por
la guerra actual. 81 los cubanos y los Estados
Unidos cxiglesen mas, entonces contlnuara Ia
guerra. Esps1a Sc NIGGA reconoccer la deuda
de los insurrectos; pero no impedlrt. que 10
haga Cuba. a.--Dictn do la llabana que no ha
causado sensaci6n la noticia de la dlmlsl6n del
gaoinetc presdfdo por el general Azcarraga y
que no Sc ha ecaltado la satisfaction prodnclda
por el relevo del general Weyler
Nneva-l ork, s.-Avisan de Madrid que
Ssgasta ha recibido un cablegrama del general
Weylcr ofreoendo sl.s servicos al nuevo go
bieruo, manfestando 4 la vez que no dlmi'irs.
lIa silo nombrado Jcfe DC policia de Madrid
el seilor Aguilara.
Nueva York, 9.-Se anuncia semi ohclal
mente de Madrid que las Cortes seran dlsueltas
en- Dioiembre sc renniran en- Marzo-rarti-
cipan dc Madrid l. ha hsbido un serlo disgusto
entre el Mnsterio y cl BAnco de Espaha, con
motive de una proposition presentada por aquel'
solicitando un anticipo de cincuenta millones
de pesetas con cargo 4 Cuba, que fue reehazada
yirtualmente por el consejo del mismo. En-
vista de elo e sei1or Salvador, nuevo Gober'
nador del Baneo pidio la dimisi6n del console
Nueva-Y York, ll.-Un sindieato frances
Sc propone establecer una lfnea de yaporea en-.
tire Francia Nueya York, cuya velocdad
ses de % nudos por hora.
Mercado de Nueva York: az1car mascabs
do s3.5IlG centayos libra; idem cristalizada
&3s id. idem; harina trigo $500 $40 barrl';
id. de maiz $l.9o d 81 Is iaem, toc.n.o, nueHa
estaci6n, Of !. 94 centaves libra. Camblo CO.
bre Londres 81 S24 3 $4.s2a.
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i.gosiT0 gaaad0 en- Cuba

Los leetores lie IA ConRLs repH rrNtIA sa
habrsn cD:efaio &c las 5estoacsiprac,ie2aa por
Eno de Enostra> 4 rpta!os, con resHocto 2! ex =
cesi:o !are,ho DC > pesos pa' eaicza que ao
cobra cn MartiIlca FoIre Lax rcsel da Puerto
Rico, en- el err6neo surue.to dc qae aqtelos
derechoE e9voivfan I'm recargo exec cioaa', en-
represalias dc ciertas mnltas impue>tqs 4 las
goletas dei.eadas al ty!.iico dc ganalo eatre lag
los isl9a.
Sc sabc do cierto qHe no hay ta,ea repre-.
sa'ias; 81 bien eqael derccho ee por denlas
subido con FerJuicio de ambos !aises, cl impor
tatoT e! eXpcrtador, scan mas que Iustitiaa.
das las fec'aasclones que act ala &c haoan
contra csc .;erecuo, es idGutieo De craqaera
qlc sea Ia ProceJoncia del ext,aniero.
10 que 81 pregantamos cs 81 ese derecho
rige tamhitn sobre ganado procedente de otro
puerto uacional; 81 eI gana1o atrolucilo en-
Mar,inica dcsde Guadalupe, . en- Trinidad des
dc San Vicente, paga el mismo derecho cue ell
que sc ileva de Venezuela de otro pafs ex.
tranjero, como sucede en- la actuaidad entire
Cuba Puerto Rico.
No 10 crcemos, entendiendo que en- buana
administration : en- rigurOsa reeiprecidad, debe
exi-tir slempre a'guna tiiferenca favor del
prodncto Deelonal Y en- honor de la bsnders, en-
los camhios De pals & Iafs. En- rrueba, la CO.
lumna rrimera lie nanstros arance,es. Solo en-
el caso de que un artfculo g5ee de fran9uicia
10 cabe diferencia alguna. Por pequefs que
fuese, Ia baniera el carino De la fim:ia
cxigen esa difarenca.
Is 10 lue 10 Sc ha tenido presente al es'
tabiecer en- Cuba, en- estos dias, ell mismo de.
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La nEGULADOnA

I'll aia Is del actual Sc abrira la nueva pa
nalerfa con cl nombre dc el4a Regnladora' antes
ala Mano Blanoas, calle dc la Luna nI'lcro Is,
con cl tin de dar al piiblico pan sumamente su-
petior 81 alcance de las clases mcnos accmo-
daaas, por su precio eYuitativo.
,-6}7 No olviGa-se Luna D..
Depdsito en- Puerta dc TERRA, Gale de
San Agustia. Gel Recreos sIienda de log
Gallegos,s
Puerto Rico l3 de Ootubrc dc 1901
j. C,sarmus, Jose q. -Icepedo. t-l
cn vorHnn COS pianos, uno casl nuevo o'fo
oe SsEsuSii DIS medic uso. Informant el pro-
fcsor don Ramon SaIriera. l3--l
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G y B A
(De E Liberal, de Madrid)

Cuando lleg5 la prmera noticia de la toma
de Victoria de las Tunas, dijimos que debfamos
'mirarnos inicamente de que cl suceso no hu.
biers ocurriio antes.
Ahors Sc ha cafdo en- la ouents cue las
fortifcacones one defendian agaella poblaci6n
carecfar lie condolences para re.istir un ataque
de la artillerfa. Como 81 no sc hubiera sabido
qne ell enemigo tenfa canones que los fuertes
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ma ceebfada por los delegados del partido
Unconditional. Dcsputs dc scrtidas frasca dc
los dignisimos prcsdentc vice -prcsAonte
salicntes, la Asamblea por ac!amaci6n, cligij
prosdcntc 4 don Pedro Arsuaga, y vice prcsi-
dcnte i don Pablo Ubarri, ofrcciendo todos su
ooneurso al icfe olcgdo. por acuerdo gnanmo
vino toia Ia Asa,nbioa para darmo cuclts dc
la election, reitcraudo con cate motive slls yiyas
protcstas dc Unconditional apoyo 4 las institu.
clones al Gobcrno Me complazeo en- CO.
munlcarlo L V. T., que dc seguro sabfa apfeciar
Ia importaucia que ontrsna para Ia patlla Ia
union inquebrant2blo de! partido Unconditional.
mentc cspalot,s sEl senior Mn;slro dc li.
tranar contest 81 preccdcnte dc, talho cor otro
conceb!do eu ahtos terminus: - kntorsdo el
G ,bierno con c.peea satisfaction coplcnio cI
tclegralna " E., Hob!c reauitado .'unta Magma
partdo Unconditional y conceatnaole Ia exccp.
ciona importancia que sicmprc tendrfa tin-
guIarmente ell actuales eircunstancias, rucga 1
V. Z. sea iatGrprete del noraeido ap.eco con
qee rccibc tan galiarda nrueba de pa,rotismo
DoTados 4 Ia americana 's na l,,1ss5s "a ,s,Sier1a
Luna u &c do,an reloies con tod. perfection
sstcma americana, sc patca niiscls. Espe
aia ial en- doralos para botonaiuras dc uni
lorme.--San Juaa de pucrto Rico. ID
~. Sc encacntra en- c pue to dc Gu.nca
Ia solcta stiua'ialupe, cargando azlicar lniel
para Ponce.
~ I'll sNew York l!eralds, ca st edei5n
Gel del actual dice que America dcberfa
syadar 4 Espais, ell yez de prestar oidos 4 los
.jtngoes, III retcrido pcroalco, adenl:ls deen-
de al general Wcylcr dc los ataqNes que lie la
dirigldo cl eWorld,, y desmionte las sapucstas
deaohcdicncias del general al gobierno fusiunsta.
<. 90 lls plrticuarlncute cl yostro el
one lnsplrae e Vote al admirador de la beleza
tfslca de Ia nlujery por 10 tan corresponds
esta que Guide de la pureza, transparencia,
sua'ldad Y normalldad de color del citis de su
faz, no olN(den y conydnzansc de una yez para
slempre que el skemedio Turco, dc Amazz-
Quevados es cl anico preparalo conocido hasta
el dla, que destruyc en- pocos das todas las al
teraclones impurezas del cdtis tales como
manchas, pecas, granulacioncs todo 10 puc
afectar pueda Ia transparenca de este: la Ell
cacla de nnestro cspectco, cs udiscutible para
obtencr mchos votos en- c} presentc ceYtamcn
de bellezas. Sc vendc en- todas las farrIaciasv
deposltos. Gulllemety, Capital; Vale Can
clio, Ponce; e. Mulet, Mayagez.
45-27
Asooiirssn orc el sei1or Saoasta ha ce-
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Gaceta Official de hoy

Decretos concelicndo nduito los presos
Juan de Mata Espinosa y Bernardo Garcia Cir
uesta, de Ia cnarta partc dc la pcna que suren.
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~ Asegarase que Ell sefor sagasta ha ce-
lebraio una larga cntraysta con el senior mar
quGs dc ApeMeaufa, iefa del partido <unlon
Constitucionala de Cuba. En- esa entrevlsta
declare el jelo de los constiteeonalea que ses';'
sconforme totaInento con el programa autono
emieo par. las Antilles, del psrtldo llberai
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8a de cass s ss vfndsn n1o.n tire. .r ea:'. $,
blrrio ,,e ruesta de Tierrs, frerte Ia islesia.
Prodacen mas de por cie'to de iLtert- men
suaI. En- esta imprenla informar,s.. p.
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nja E'pGanc;a" = sombrererfa, Camiserfa
La LioSas''a Tren de layalo, calle
del Rosario. nt:nefo o.. Humacao Puerto
Rico. DE Eulalio q. Garcia. +.
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pnHaT ua1aYsI Con esta ieoha : por ante g
o1li 5's0i 'soilor Notario Con Abclario
Caias ne conferiio mi hcrmano poiftico dor
Luis Gautiery 1iesada, poder general para a l.
ministrar ni= Lieuea los dc Is succession te mi
diiunto esposo don Cristobal Vallecllo que 'e.
gainente represento: 10 itsgo Fiiblieo para CO.
noeimiento gener4!. Yabucoa Z. Il ; de Oc.
tubre dc l99.. il Moulr = Ida.ah tMJ,cR Q.
g-3
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pnRTlHnNFDiSDE PLATA.DE LEY. IS
cfi A:.!cHLphoa a,sI,i De recibir I'M rrar


surtido SC yenden may baratos en- la aeretii-
tada .Joyerfa de T'inaud, Plaza lie Alfonzo XII
Tamb;6n recomendamos los legftimos cristaies
de Roca Gina para nliopes y de vista csnsail,
montados en- lentes espcjueios de GRO nj
kei que venden garantizados dicha casa. ID.
~ Copiallos lie eLa Integrldai' &c aver
tarde:-.El Goberua,ior General de Puerto
Rico al Ministro dc Ultramar el siguiente ca.
blegrama:-sA sAcaba De terminar Ia Junta Mag
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Gran Hotel "IngiatsTYa'' mar n0tSl c1.' Dc : ! ;

La ano aaa 4o.''j', r. 49, pio rso c5'' na na%s
Ia acreditada .4hona sc eonfoeciona pan supe-
rior i prccio mdllco. Una vista os oonven-
cefGls. l5-3
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Agenca tleadez n @ro'is@n es'e:sn:.a:s saa@''s Dc
manufactures eztranieras. Cristo u. san
Juan, Puerto l.ico. - Casa en- New York,
-MussI3 lysncy, Barclay Street. I5-6
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| En- navsH0n sc alqala IA hermosa casa del
LII oa'a'"a" Doctor Zarngoza. infornara
| q Dsuositario l.uneipal i 3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25
THE OREGON DILEMMA.
Henry w. Corb,trs Claim to n sent
In she asnnto.

Henry w. Corb,trs Claim to n Sent
In she sennto.
WASHINGTON, March 24.--The
Senate committee on privileges and
elections has received the brief In the
claim OF Henry w. Corbstt OF Oregon
to seat in the Senate. 1t argues that
equslity OF representation OF the
several stRtes In the Federal Senate
was an, essential feature In the scheme
OF government provided by the trainers
OF the Constitution, and that this
equality 10 destroyed when any state
has but one senator.
Tue appointment OF Mr.. Corbett Is
held to be strictly within the terms OF
the Constitution providing for appoint
ments by the governor of vacancies CO.
curing by resignation or otherwise, and
many authorities and presidents are
cited to sustain this view. AS to the
recent failure OF the Oregon legiHla-
ture to organize and elect a senator
the brief says: "Whntever equity
there may be In holding the state
responsible for the malfeasance or non.
feasance OF regularly organized
branch OF the state government, we
earnestly contend that 1t would be the
grotssst injustice to hold the state
responsible Tor the non.feasance Of in
dividuals who had been chosen to
represent certain districts In the legis-
lsiure, but who did not qualify as
Legislators, and were q minority Of
thoIe entitled to sit In the house in
any event"
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NOT VERY ALARMING.
Russell segs's Opinion at the Decision
Against Irsme Combines.

New YORK, March "a. - Russell
Sage, when interviewed today regard
ing the decision OF the Supreme cour
against the trans- Missouri Traffic
association, said thata to deolsiol
was not alarming after all.
"It Is bound 10 come out all right in
the end" continued Mr.. Sage. "rhere
Ia no question on that point. Brains
anu Ia .ital have ruled Ithe world since
the advent OF man, anu natural laws
have not been changed because OF this
one adverse decision. No human law
can prevent the combination o. inter-
ests in social or business affsirs. SO.
called protective laws are not needed
by the pubic, for no association or
trust has yet been able to operate with
profit for any length OF time when
1t attempted to Cypress the people. /
think an amendment TO the present
law will be asked OF Congress, whereby
combinations OF interents can be legal.
ly effected. AS to the railroad proper.
ties in which L am personally inter.
ested, do not yet know what will be
done, or whether they will Withdraw
from the associations to which they
belong. The directors will meet In
the course of time and Will talk over
the situation carefully before taking
action, the lawyers will also consiuer
the case In all lite bearings and evolve
some plan OF future procedure. In the
meantime, let the investing public
keep co0l.'
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Crete the cou TRY will not be satisfied,
the correspondent ssys. tits alleged
the reserves will refuse to come out on
q future occasion unless satisfaction IL
obtained now for Greek sacrifices.
The Ephemsrlst, VIII CHI Ia obviously
inspired by the court, confirms the
statement that the sul tan offered to
allow Prince George to administer
Crete in retarD Tor the payment OF a
tribute to the Porte, but that the
powers Btoppei negotiations. 1t In
believed Germany and Austria did
their u'm ct to prevent such friendly
srrangemen. being carried out.
A dispatch to the Times fr m Con-
stnntinople Gays that the vail OF Err
zeroum has informed the government
that two divisions Of the Russian ar.
my of Ksrs encsmped on the Turkish
frontier on Saturday last. On being
asked TO explain the movement, the
Russian consul replied that the sole
Iusinsss OF the troops was to take
precautions for exclu ling the plague.
The Vail considers this explanation
unsatisfactory and asks authority from
the Porte to take such measures as tie
may deem necessary In the circu M.
stances.
The government has ordered the
embassies in Europe to open negotia.
lions for the purchase OF three iron
clndn at the cost Of million and a hall
pounds sterling.
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after another and one bv one they are
coming out OF prison. Toe mlnher OF
Spanish OH ials at the palace since
the stand he took in the Ruiz case anu
since Mr.. Sherman took Office are very
satisfactory t. the general. Ii SCENE
the belief In the Quilted States that
Gan. Lee Is making farther Invest.
cation Of tht Ruiz murder. Thie Is a
mistake. The Spanish uthorltles
may be doing so, hut Gen. Lse has in.
vestigated and mas reported the facts
and his conclusion lie that 1t was q
plain murder.
The impression here Ia that there
Will be no change OF consul general
soon on account OF the near approach
OF the hot season, and OF the number OF
Unsettled cases.
The story that Gen. Lee agreed to
Scolps release on his promise to leave
the leland Ia false. Gen. Lee was not
q party to such an agreement. scott
will leave because the authorities In
sist on II although they failed to COL
Wet him.
Complaints are coming in from
American plantation owners that
strong # rts are being made 10 enforce
them to pay taxes.
They resist because very few have
been able to work their land or grind
their cane. The government has not
afforded them protection.
Not only have they not made any
money for two yesre, but owing to Ia.
suflic ient troops their property has
been damaged or destroyed. They
have refused before to pay tsxes under
such circumstances anu will continue
to refuse pending decision from
Washington.
This Ia ono OF the questions Mr..
Olney has had under consideration for
q long time. A strong effort 10 being
mads to secure the relsase OF Melton,
one OF the Competitor prisoners, on
account OF his sickness.
Gen. Lee's family Will leave the last
OF this month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25

WASHINGTON, March 2i.-The
Presiu-nI today sigued House resolu'
ton 49, making available Aspirations
for session employees, and H.use reso.
luton 81, OF a similar nature, relating
to mileage and stationery; alec the
joint resolution passed by Congress
yesterday, directing the secretary OF
war to purchase teuts for the Mlssio.
sippi flood sufferers.
The President signed the commis-
sions OF Geu. Horace Porter, embssss.
dor to France; Col. John Hay,
ambassador to Great Britain, and
Henry Waite, secretary OF embassy AT
London. Mr.. White went to the
state department at once nnd qualified
Tor his position. He is under instru O.
tions ~ proceed Immediately to LON
don, bearing letter to the marquis OF
Salisbury, the British premier,
accredltiDg him as charge d'affaires
ad interim Of the United States EN-.
bassy there.
Mr.. Bayari ia at present travelling in
the south of Europe and rs MIR. Hay,
his succsssor, will not arrive in London
until early In May, 1t !s regarded as
proper that an experienced secretary
be- placed IN charge OF the embassy al
the earlies! possible moment.
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silver Dsmocrat. Recognized.

CHICAGO, March 24.-The News
Washington special sayi: President
Mckinley, so the story gocs, sent for
Senators German ana Faulkner and
asked them to present for his consider-
stion for appointment as comm issioner
OF the District OF Columbia the name
of free silver Democrat. The board
OF commissioners Is made mp OF two
members of one political party and one
Of the other. 1t has been the impress.
sion that the President in recognizing
The minority would give tho prefer
ence to gold Democrats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25

No other oil and no other
medicine has ever been dis
covered which can take the
place of Cod-liver Oil in all
conditions wasting. New
remedies come, live their
little day and die, but Cod
liver Oil remains the rock on
which all hope for recovery
must rest. When it is scien-
tifcally prepared, as in SCOTS
Emulsion, it checks the pro-
gress of the disease, the con-
gestion andinfammationsub-
side and the process of healing
begins. There is the whole
truth. Book about it free.
SCOTT s BOVINE, New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25

WAsEINqToN, March "a. - Add.
tional applications for appointment TO
Presidential Offices under the Treas.
ury department have been filled as
follows:
L. L. Stout OF Paul., Ind, and Ar
thur Stsbler OF Sandy Springs, Md,
az auditor Of the Navy department.;
II. J. Devan OF Washington, ID. c.,
J. l.. Stanley OF Tacoma, as deputy
auditor Tor the War department. AS
collectors Of customf-I. M. Hopstsd
OF Sitks, L.. A. Shaion OF Los
Angeles, Gal. AS collector Of internal
revenue Webb Greene OF Mount
Pleasant, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25

P~RLIN, March "a The Reichstsg
pas..d today on second reading, the
naval estimates.
Baron Won 5tumm, conservative,
declared that the naval authorities
must dismiss all the notorious socialist
employees of the navy.
Tbs secretary OF the navy, Vice
Admiral Won Hollmanp, in reply, said
that the naval authorities knew their
duty, and that any workman taking
part in socialist agitation or stirring
up employees against employers was
dismissed,