The true northerner., 1898-02-16
Mar Specials viii Have 70 Pos
sess Their Souls in Patience
for Awhile Longer.
TKINLEY CONTINUES TO BE CALM.

OF Senior Dupuy de Lome's letter tC
Senior Canalejas may be regarded as
settled. This has been brought about
by the short cablegram sent by Minister
Woodford from Madrid, in which he
states that the minister had resigned
and his resignation had been accepted
before he (Woodford) presented the re-
quest of the United States that he be
recalled. The officials here feel an inter-
est in learning the details of the hap
penings in Madrid Thursday, and are
wesfing for Woodford's promised full
t.uness this should contain
son.S nent that is not now ex-
pected there is no disposition on the
part of the government to protract the
closing of this unpleasant incident, and
il is not expected that anything in the.
nature of demand for an apology will
be made
Have Yon Consulted the War Specials?
If a graceful disclaimer should come
il will be taken in the spirit in which it
is made; otherwise the matter will be
dropped and the relations between the
state department and the Spanish lega-
tion will run smoothly once more
tHIOuSn the Hltulull VI otIOI lJu bOSC,
the first secretary. and now charge
d'affaires. 1t can be said for the presi-
dent that he shows little personal con-
Germ in the matter as it stands, and is
not disposed to pursue De Lone in any
personal spirit, and with this spirit in
the head of the administration the
end of the affair may be said to have
been reached As the representative
called at noon yesterday at the state
department and presented in writing the
notification of the Spanish government
that the resignation of Senor Enrique
Dupuy de LONE had been accepted. and
that Senor Du Bose, was authorized to
represent his government as charge
d'affalres.
VIII Not Engage a Brass Band,
De LONE will leave within the next
few days. His leave will be quiet, and
devoid of any official or public character.
The day Of his departure from Wash
ington has not been fixed, but it will be
early next week. Senor de Lone re-
ceived a representative of the Asso-
ciated Press at the legation yesterday
morning. All about were evidences Of
preparation for departure. Senior de
LONE was in the legation office at the
desk he has so long occupied. Near him
was a may of his 4 hate near Valencia.
Spain, which he had been looking over
in anticipation of sogn returning TO it.
This will be the 1st time l will see
you as minister, pain" said he. for
Y am about to I. Rover to Mr.. Du Bose
the affairs the legation" He de-
to say &ord about the Canale-
IBStish Blood I'm Du Bose.
Du Bose, the new representa-
Spain, was seen at the legation
He looks more like an English
than a Spaniard, being tall and
Nhletic build, with no Spanish trace
Us accent. His mother was an Eng
oman, and he was trained at Ok
For the present he asked to be
q from discussing Spanish affairs.
kation will remain at the present
on Massachusetts avenue, as
a two years lease Of the
OES A REAL DAYS WORK.
dian Appropriation with an
Iortant Amendment.
Feb Reconsideration
Appropriation bill was re-
enate yesterday and aft
ed to some extent the
Tsed. The mcst impor-
10 the bill was that of
which, il finally en-
the free homestead
ates to Indian lands
States for which
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for the estab-
tion and main
branch OF the
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