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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-12

Igualmsnte ha snviado 81 Ayuntamiento de
Humacao el /fepartimiento general, con el fin
de que les imparta ambos la superior apro-
baci6n. ..
Gran Hotel 4ngIat0rra dISsa mSssl De Renss' Relns.
do 8 10 sltura de los mejores de Europa. Wis.
tas & Ia bahia. Con gabinete de leotura, de.
pardamento de caatina, tabaquerfs ? un elegan.
to Salon de Recreo. .--Hopedajes desde DOS
PESOS en- saelante, segdn Ia habitacion quo se
ocupe.---A. A9U O.--(Propietario III
~. Ea breye piensa estableoerse IN servi-
oio especial de dmubus para pssajeros y trans
portes de mercancfas entire esta capital Ponce.
Ell representante de dicha empresa serh Mr..
Dexter, representante tambien de 10 Cuban Il
PAM american Express Go.
~. Hoy despues de las dies de la ma1a.a,
recibimos Ia carta de nuestro corresponsal de
Madrid, one lego aver temprsno en- 81 ooHeo
sspafiol. Ha estado detenida como % horas Ell
este correo. 81 seguimos asf, tendremos que
echar do menoa ell pesimo servicio que tenia !.
mos en- tempo de los espafoles. Vamos mar.
chando por un encadenamiento de tristes des.
engaios. ...
~. Abasto pdblico.- La carne do res se
vendera ma6ana en- ell mercado de esta capital
81 precio de 80 oentsvos el kio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-12

ces del Rodano, "a para 81 interior de Ia sala
de maquinss, va para la fachads, ha dado los
mas satiafaotorios rosultados.
La siudad de Gnsbrs ha hecho un enssyo
de adoquinsdo que NADIA dejs de desesr, tsnto
en- 10 que Sc rs6ere al aspecto de 10 calle, como
por Ia resistencis del afrmado la rupturs y
al resbslamiento de los caballos.
En- Mia Sc aplicsra prdximamente este
a6rmsdo.
En- esta industria, que empieza q obtener
gran desarrollo, se pueden utilizar todos los
dssechos de vidrio:
Actualmente existen On Francia dos fabri'
cas- do fnncionamiento, una Ell Ia Demi L.une
cerca de Lyon. otra en- Bousqust d Orb, que
depende de la cristaleria de Carmaux. Sc ha'
llan ademas en- construction otras dos fabroas,
on Pont. Saint Esprit (Gard) y en- Creil (Oise).
Dentro de sgunos amos, verenlos qaizas
realissdo 81 iueho do las cssas de cristal, de
cierto fl6sofo. pero la casa no sera transparente
81 es de piedra de vidrio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-12
ExcadsnteS dc Ia Armada espa1oIa

TomAndolo dc un "Estado general dc la
Armada para 1892, publica <Ls Correspondent
ola de Espaiia, una lists del aiguiente personal,
que resulta ain destino, efecto de los dltimos
descalabros sufridos por Ia marina espailols:
Vicealmirantes hay seis, residen en- Ma.
drid tres. .--Contrslmirantes, hay IL, quedan
sin destino. cinoo. Capitanes de nsvfo de la.
olase, hay "a, quedan exceaentes, siote.--Capi.
tanes de navfo, hay so, resultsn sin coooacion,
20.- -Capitanes de fragsts, hay Sc, resu!tan
excedentes, 33 Hay l3l tenientes de navfo de
la. clase, resutan sin destiaos, 4a, aparte los
IA que va hoy estan en- la nisma stuaci6n. Por
hltimo, aproximsdamente hay 800 tenientes y
alfereces de navfo; y con srreglo las plauti!lss
sotuales, que1ar&n excedentes mas de 200.
Y aflade eLa Correspondencia,:
s'Es decir, que aun considerable como in
dispensables 81 almirante (Francis, Ipglaterra
y Alemania no tienen), los tres vloeaimirantes
y los nueve contralmirantss destinados hoy en-
Madrid, donde tienen destinos de plantilla 90
generates del ouerpo general de Ia armada; =
como indispenssbles tambi6n todas las acade.
mias, arsenales y esouelas, y los 30 generates y
jefes que hay colo en- el ministerio, les tres
que son ayudsntes de s. M, ? los 200 pr61i.
mamente que hoy disfrutan destinos en- tierrs,
todavfa quedsn sin destino en- las plantillas &C.
tuales, mas de Glen generates = jsfes de la esca'
la activa del cuerpo general de la armada, apar'
to de los oGoiales de la misma, que pasan de
otros 200. I4o cual ds margen una respectable
economic, muy convenente en- las sctuales cir
cunstsncias, y que no dudamos sabra aprovechar
el digno se7ior ministro de Marina"
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dio de una circular con ocho dias de anticipa
ci6n." ReiG6 en- dicha junts ol mayor orden
y sensstez; y todos los puntos fueron muy bien
desar, ollados y q conciepcis.
~. E ayuntamiento de Fajardo ha re-
mitido la Sscretaria dc Gobernaci6n el pre-.
supuesto municipal ordinagio para el corriente
ejerooio econ6mico, d fin dc que SO le imparts
Ia correspondence aprobaoi6n.
concejales de aquel ayuntnmiento , el medico
titular de la localidad, peninsulares todoa, han
prestado juramento do fdeidad la nacidn
americana continuan en- sus puestos respecti
vos.
~. Actualmente en- el Ayuntamisnto de
Hormlgueros hay vscaates castro plszas de con
cejal.
~ siguisndo la ccstumbre que tenemca
estableclda De aconsejar nuestros suaori pto'
res aquello quo paede oonvenrles para el cog
ton mejoria de So salud, recordamos & las &C.
forss que psdecen dc dolores de est6mago Sc
ven postradas por la anemia, que Ia antigua y
nuncs olvidada combination de las sales de
hierro con la quina, obtenida por Grimsult en-
81 Jarabe de quina ferrug ginoao que posee TN
dellcioao tono sonrosado, es la mas efcsz, la
mas activa para reanimar las fuerzas abatidas
= devolver la energfa, los dolores, la algeria de
vivir que provienen de la buena salud.
Nv Ha prestsdo juramento de fdelidsd
del cargo de Magis'rado de Ia Audienoia de
esia ciudad don Jose Maria .Figueras.
~. Antes de aver debi6 de embsrcar en-
Cadiz con rumbo esta isla, nuestro compa'
triota don Federico Degetau y. Gonzalez.
~. De <La Metralls, de Humaoao: Ella
forma en- que cl colega Gel Pitrre, despide 4
la ilustrada profesors dofa Ana Rogue de
Duprey, no es correcta tratandoae de una dana
que tan huenos reouerdos deja en- esta localidad'
Ese despeoho del colega segan los maioiosos
obedess CUE dieha profesora no estuvo con-
forme con que c! Ayuntpmiento CONTRA todo
precepto legaD le bajara Ia categorfa Gu es
cnela y Sc fue en- qusja la secrotaria de Fo
mento, la que segan ga nos asegura, ha pedido
ell expedisnte qus Sc instruyo por este Ayunta'
miento sobre las referidss escuelas,
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nunciadas, 50 haran limpiar y desfnfeotsr, ejs'
cutandose en- elias las obras que ell Inspector de
sanidad estime necesarias para mantenerlas en-
las mejores condolences higi6nicas. Para la
ejecuci6n de las obras indoadss sc concederA
I'm plazo razonable en- harmonic con 81 impor.
tancia Los infractores seran pensdos con el
maximum de la multa imponible por la'primera
veE, en- case de desobedienoia SO entregaran
los tribunales de JUstioia, disponiendose sc ha'
ga la obrs por ouenta do quien corresponds.
*Ss Ha llamado Ia atenoion Ia forma y
procedimiento empleados por sl Official jefe dsl
Arsenal al dejar cesantes varios empleados do
aquel's ofcina entire elles alguno que conta
ba con cerca de so anos de servicios. Hay
que bacer pregente que dichos empleados ha.
bfan sido repuestos en- sus respeotivcs destinos
! y tenfan on poder ei correspondence nombra'
misnto, aiu que Sc expliquen porque han sido
| decarados oessntes. Lamsmos Ia atenoi6n
del general Brooke sobre este asuuto,1
,s. Aver fue ourado en- la sala de 5000
rrcs Rafael Merino de una confusion casual
que Sc produjo con una maquins de la Impren
ia del senior Marxuach donde SO hallabs ira.
bajando.
~. Por el honorable general Brooke han
sido aprobadas las plsntllss de Ia presidsncis
y secretarfa de Gobernsoi6n.
~ FL ayuntamicnto de Vega bal ha re
mitido al centro superior un cxpedente de Gre.
ditto supletorio para ampliaci6n de la partida
de sellos de comunicaciones del presupuesto
actual
~. Nos dicen de Aguadilla que resultaron
muy lucidas las festas de su patron; que el Pc
riodista don Rodulfo Hernandez fu6 eleoto con.
cejal del ayuntsmisntc por la voluntsd de mu
chos vecinos contribuyentes; que cump.e
perfectameute su mission el ouerpo de policfa;
que ell sfndco seiior Booaaegra ha protestado
del nombramiento de alcalde hectc por el mu'
nioipio; que el medico de aanidad practicarA
raconooimientos personales en- la casa ayunta.
mieuto en- vez de hacerlo en- el hospital; que es
int6rprets del jefe miitar don Luciano Bocane'
era; que sera nombrado oomisionado para ir
Washington don Gonzalo Firpo que reina
mueho entusiasmo para establecer una logia
mas6nica. ., =
-. La aeoretaria de Hacienda aclara que
por error de copia en- la nueva pIantilla de los
empleadqs, Sc emti6 publican ell nombramiento
de don Luis Gorbea Lstfite para Ia plaza de es.
cribiente 40. do la Intervention general, con
el haber de $500 auuales.
-. Dentro de POGO sc trasladaran Was
hington M6ndez Capote y Andrade, con objeto
de defair establecer las relaciones del gobier'
no de los E. Unidos y la Repdblica cubana.
So Ell vapor <Eden., de Ia Mals Real Ia
glesa, tocsrA en- eate puerto ell dfa Is de No.
viembre, fernando carga : pasajeros psra Saint
Thomas y Europa. a.-Ludwig Duplace, sgente
eonsignatsrio.
-. Sc ha besho cargo de Ia direction de
los ferrocarriles de Puerto Rico, con caraoter
PROVISIONAL Mr. Andres Bsrtran nor hahar pa.
ssdo Ia Jefaturs do Obras pdblicas nuestro
~ Ell Ayuntsmiento de- 1ssbels hs remi.
lido la secretarfa de Gobarnaci6n el reparti-
miento Municipal para Ell corriente ejercioio.
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Compra, venta
Y ALQUILER DE MUEBEES
NUEVOS Y USADOS
MARGARIDA Y CO.
- SAN EKANGISG0 dd p

-44, SAN FKANCISCU a. 2.
~. FL acalde de esta ciudad hs publ.
cado el siguients bsndo, siguiendo las instruc.
clones del general Brooke: l.o-En ell ter.
mino precise de tres dias s contar desda la fe.
cha, deberan los veoinos de la poblaci6a ouidar
de que las habitaciones que ocupan esten asea'
das, msnteniendclas en- adelants en- condolences
igun]es de limpieza 40 En- el mismo plszo
improrrogable, debsran les propetarios en-
cargados ds fncas urbsnas, hacer que los "a
gusnes, algibes, patios, cafios, letrinas habi.
taciodes que 10 necasitan, 8 aean denuaeiados
por el Inspector dc Sandal, queden perfecta
mente limpios, destruyendo removendo to-
dos los objetos indtiles TITLES que disminu'
yen la ospacidad de los patios, letrinas za'
guanes. .o-Especialmente las letrinas de.
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de, hospedAndose en- el Hotel de Paris donde
le ha visitado el alcalde. ;.
En- 81 asunto de la campa6a 60 muestra
muy reservado. =
Ell. REINA CHRISTINA

Ell REINA CHRISTINA
Con el sCovadonga. ha llegado Ell vapor
sReina Cristina,, que ssli6 de Puerto Rico el
dia Is, habfa salido de la Hsbana el IL con
1855 soldados l39 ofciales,
En- Puerto Rico tenfa s54 soldados y 29
o6ciales, la mayorfa de los primeros, enfermos
de gravedad.
La travesfa ha sido psnosfeima.
A los pocos dias de sslir de Puerto Rico
sufri6 un fuerte temporal que IL rompio el ba
lanoin de la bomba de la alimentaci6n de la
maquins, por 10 que tuvo ell buque grandes
riesgos difcultades,
Lograron los maquinistas repsrar las ava
rias, siguieldo el buque una marcha modorada
hasta 81 lunes, que 10 encontr6 <El C6vadongas.
Siguieron juntoa, por 81 Sc repetfan las ave-
rias %
En- Ia travesfa del eReipa Cristina, hsr
fslleoido II soldados, Isaac Bueno, Joaquin
Buendfa, Juan Corvo, Juan Afersz Garcia,
Gregorio Gonzalez Rubio. Mignel Espinoaa,
Vicente Primo Carbone|, Jose Robo Molina,
Vicente Busto Mancha, Jose Martinez Redondo
Frarc Jurado Garcia. Francisco Ruano,
Miguel Arizondo = Jose Vazquez Dornlngaez.'
Vienen bordo el comandante general de
Marina, don Eugenio Villsrino; la familia del
senior Dolz, y algunos empleados civiles.
IT. A bordo &c ha hecho gran desinfecci6n,
quemandose las ropas las colchonetas dc la
mayorfa de los enfermos graves
l.. Dos de estos han fallecido en- el momento
de fondear 81 buque.
FL pssaje particular ha desembarcado aquf.
Los soldados se trasladaran mahana a!
sCovadonga,, que los llesara Barcelona.
Para este &c ha consultado ai GoDieTno,
pues ell transbordo y la nueva travesfa sgravara
s los soldados enfermos.
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yARl E D D { S.

Varv cham Far sale small wooden huoee
WIZ o"VaP' praperly made for Photogra-
phic gallery, or any other kind af busisners.
Can be placed anyvohere convenient for the
buyer.
Oroners Addrers San Jose St. ndmero AZ.
First floor left side.
Sc vende una caseta de MADEIRA aprop6aito
para cafes. fotograffa vivienda.. Informes
San Jose 81 altos izquierda. 3--2
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NOI'I(yI4Al|s<:$5 4 4 4

~. Aver nochs qued6 oonstituido Ell
gremio tipogrsfco de esta localidaa, Y uno de
srs aouerdos inmediatos fue el sigaiente: "que
desde ell primero de Diciembre proxino 50 CO.
bre ell patron orc, y que tai determination Sc
haga constar los duehos de imprentas por me-
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ininistrado mis- n.6os rNr yaTlAs dolcnc :as,
8 sienIpre ha deinos.r;td5 81 cfcacir."
Para que las viftudes iuCGc.Ales de "a
Zar2aparriill rroduzcal si,s ma;orcs efeeta5
en- el sistema, no debe cystir e!rrohiIatcnto
del vientre; toda tendencia al ,nisino deDc
corregirse Gcsde lEeeo to,sardo toGas las
noches dosis |: xaales tie las TiiGori.s Gel Dr..
Aver. < -
Preparsts p,r e
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y Rendido !!

;Ha pasado us.ed por esta expcriencia?
sSesiente ustcd tan caUsado Eor ll nalhaEa
como por II noche! ;Se le hacc cnest;s arf;oa
ustcd -faquczs dc -tner2as y depression lie
amino? 81 cs a:i t!cne usted IL sangrc
empobrecida acHos:t s infestada de I'M
purezls. Por que expclcr estas imrure.s.s
y enriQuecer Ii sangrc y derolgerle el rojo
de Ii saud?
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liza
zartza|parriIIa I
;: del DR. AVER

realiza todo este. Li,npiay dcpurl Ia sangre
y le conlil.lica nlcya vitalidad y tuar2a.
Una persona I'roif::iente. residence en- III
ciudad dc Mexico. cscribe: "Eleihos toina.io a'l
Zarzaparrilla en- puessra iaini}Et ror nlncho.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13
SOLDIERS PETS.

From Forest and Stream.
Among the various experts OF an infantry
regiment was one individual who had been
bee hunter. For some reason which he de-
clined 10 state bees would never sting him 90
one Sunday morning-at CenterNille-l IN inc
presorc, Of General Sherman. he captured
large old fashioned beehive like those we see IN
pictures. This made Of twisted straw ana
was literally crammed with honeycomb. lie
bore the hive trumphantiy on MS head. leg
him 90" said General sherman. who had Just
issued an order against all marauding. he has
taken his punishment into his own hanuS!
And sure enough. the bees followed IN angry
swarm But such was the magic Of our bee
tanner that the hive arrived III SAFETY, ahG lts
contents were divided among the company
while not sting bore out the prophecy OF the
General
On tho morning Of the battle Of South Noun,
tain bevy Of quail were started by a regiment
advancing in line. Many were caught. and
several Of the birds flew for refuge to the
breasts Of the soldiers. hiding under the blouse.
I trembled for their future. but 50 strong IS tho
% tting instinct in the young soldier that these
quail were all tanned and kept as houshold PEN
soners in the rude huts which were to be our
winter quarters. | was greatly shocked. how
ever to learn that the cock birds were often
pitted against each other in fight, following
well-known Chinese custom which prefers
quail to game cocks
one OF the most extraordinary Incidents that
remember Of pet life in camp was the infatu-
alton which our big California major inspired in
the fluffy bosom Of young rooster COR cockerel.
as they called him in virginia.. This ungainly
bird. with waddling gait and ragged pumage,
would follow the object of his devotion with IN
assduity ls absurd as II seems incredible. one
night. alarm Of pickets having awakened
the camp-we were in biyouac and General
Early was in front Of us-this young rooster
was discovered sitting on the toe 81 the ma
jOr's boot. head under his wing. fast asleep 1t
was the famous attack by Gordon's division ut
Cedar Creek when Sheridan was twenty miles
away" All who were aware of the chaos and
confusion Of that day. which made Sheridan
famous. can realize how that little cOckerel was
lost in the fray and doubtless fell into the ruth
less hands OF the COnfc1erates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13
THE KAISER'S POSTCARDS.

From The London Globe
One Of the latest craZes In Germany Is
mania for illustrated postcards. 1t has pene-
trated to the small towns and villages. which
reproduce their market clocks and best views
on their cards. The demand TOT me cdrus Is
no pTeat that the factories cannot keep pace
with n Even the Kaiser Is smtten with the
new mania It is stated that he took very
large number OF illustrated postcards win MN
70 Vanire where il was his intention TO post
them TO Germany. But the postal authorities
were not prepared to deal with so large num-
Der OF cards and. although the German fost,
rnas,nr General had arranged that they should
all bear the same date the 18th, the day on
which the Kaiser arrived in Venice IT was not
until the 14th 10Th, and even 10th that large
number Of the cards left the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13
now SILKWoRuS' EGGs ARE HATcHED

From Temple Bar
The Umbrian cattle are snow white. and form
a lovely bit in the landscape: but strange To our
American eyes, cows As we'll as oxen are yoked
to the plough and never sent 10 pasture.
In fact. there is 70 pasture land for tham ana
1t sunset peasants are 70 Ie seen UP In trees
stripping them Of their leaves. and nlllng sacks
with them for their stabie-fed cattle. Until l
inquired. suppose they were gathering mui-
berry leaves for siikwOrms. as almost every
family gives up one room in the house TO the
raising of silkwOrms and the women OF the
household make little pin-mOney IN this way,
at no great expenditure Of time or strength.
Many an Umbr an dame has unbuttoned her
dress to show ne a little muslin bag Of tiny
black eggs which she was Matching, and II
which were centred her future hopes OF nsN
gowni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13
TT COSTS HIN NOTHING.
he Washington Item.

From the Washington Item.
'That orator has wonderful gift OF IAN
rnage," remarked the impressionable young
man. ..r l.. -,
ways throwing language around as II u daon
cost anything
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-19

the Republicans are poweriess 70 elect any
one. ard with the asd 90 she Democratic
vote the faithful clever" as they have
been nicknaned. may a. any time elect a
man eg their OWE choice or cause dead
lock until The end ot the session WIKI this
possibility IN view the Democrats are
using every possible means 10 fomsat the
6.seard
such q situation naturally gives rise 20
al manners Of coE3eeiures and speculation.
and there are many who believe that il may
yet De posss Bile for Senator German 20 sue-
ceed himself. IL he can carry the mex. iegls-
Ias!ve election in November. lssa. This
possibility is however. admitted by the
Democratic leaders to be very remote
oae.
Mayor Master. G. Baltimore. 4. not an
avowed candidate. hu; il is certain that he
and thsre IS much ak here tonight con-
cerning the possibility OF another coalition
between the Democrats and the 'Malstsr-
ties" and the faithful eleven" for the
purpose OF eiecting the leader of the anti
organization wing of the Republican party.
That such thing is possible there is no
doubt. and ii is freely asserted that Sena-
tor German and hts Teutenants viii try
their best TO bring about such result
whenever il Is demonstrated that dead
lock Is no longer practicable
The results of today's ballot are as fol-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-19

WASHINGTON, Jan Is-Cuba had Q
hearing In the house today, and for .
tine IT locked as If parliamentary preee-
dents would be set aside, and the senate
resolution recognizing the insurgents as
belligerents would be attached as rider
TO the diplomatic and consular appro-
priation bill. De Almond. a Missouri
Democrat, precipitated the issue by offer
ing the resolution as an amendment. but
point Of order against 1t was sustained.
De Almond appealed. He urged the Re-
publicans who had professed friendship
for the struggling Cubans to override the
decision OF the chair as the only chance
Of securing action on the proposition.
Bailey. the leader OF the minority, and
other Democrats joined in the appeal
The excitement became intense. but the
appeal OF Dingiey. the floor leader of the
majority. as well as other Republican
leaders, TO their associates not to join in
the programme succeeded.
Coison of Kentucky warned his side
that unless he was soon given an oppor-
tunity to vote his sentiments on the Gu
ban question he would cooperate in any
revolutionary method to secure action.
The Republican tactics kept to the
front the point that the minority were
seeking to override the rules of the house.
and they got every Republican vote, sus-
tanning the chair by a vote of I52 to ia.
Democrat. Fleming OF Georgia. voted
with them on the ground that he would
violate his oath by voting against up
holding the resolution.
Before the diplomatic bill came up the
army bill was passed.
The Wheeler resolution for the appoint
nlent of members OF the board OF regents
OF the Smithsonian Institution was also
passed.
Hit then called UP the diplomatic and
consular appropriation bill.
Bailey objected to any limitation on the
nnal ballot
De Almond Opens the Fight.
As soon as the enacting clause had been
read De Almond OF Missouri offered an
surgents as belligerents.
Hit raised the point OF order that the
amendment was new legislation and OBJ
noxious to the rules Of the house
De Almond, speaking to the point Of or
der. said
II fully understand the rules Of the
house. which are designed TO suppress,
when desired. the will Of the house. The
chairman OF the foreign affairs committee
may feel constrained TO raise this point OF
order. bat there still resides In the tudg-
ment OF the house the power. at any time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-19

ander Shaw. Gen. Thomas J. Shryock. ex-
Congressman John V. L. Findlay, all OF
Baltimore; Thomas Parran, Col. ]. c. Null
liken. Congressman Isaac A. Barber and
Milton G. Urner.
The result of today's ballot leaves the
situation as much involved in uncertainty
as it was before the voting began. The
preliminary skirmishing has been attended
with great bitterness and dlssension in the
ranks of the Republicans. who have con-
siderable majority In both houses. These
dissensions have rendered II impossible 10
bring about 4 Republican caucus, and there
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al any place. on any bill. 30 place What the
house believes should he there.
'*F'or months tl0se n curtrcl - re house
have declined - slIcw tHe house 20 con-
sitssr wha: chs people q tase country with
our regard - party. desire, namely tAA;
congress consider aad sat a2o1 ts!s ques
ton 81 recognizing the b*i.ige rcncy o. the
struggling patriots r. Cuba. When tAs peo-
ple of the country feel a. tsey dc. z Is ERE
duty % members 20 override tarss petty
Astle rules NhicA have been USED 30 sup
press action
'STSe newspapers are slle.i daily with
narrowing ta}es % starvation sad cruelty
in CueA. Shall ws emulate the eXamFls
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