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THE TERESA DID
NOT RUN ASHORE
Views of the Captain of the Steamer
Saginaw in Regard to the Re-
port of the Loss of the Vessel.

Boston, Nov. 10.-If the Spanish crui-
ser Maria Teresa is on Cat island, Ba-
hamas, there was little indication of it
when Captain Garvin. of the steamer
Saginaw, passed there on November 4,
three days after she was abandoned.
The Saginaw sailed from Port de Pals.
Hayti, on November Sd, and passed
within thirty miles of Cat island the
next day. Captain Garvin said that
when off the island he encountered a
feet of wreckers, or sponge fishermen. /.
who are constantly on the lookout for
wrecks, especially after such gale as
swept over the Bahams during the first
of the week.
If the Toresa was ashore on the island
at that time, every one of those daring
fishermen would have hocked around
her within few hours after she had
grounded, and would not have gone
hunting about the ocean with such a
prize so close at hand.
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retary of state, who ran far behind and
may have been beaten by Thompson,
Democrat.
For justices of the supreme court, Nc
Farland, Republican, and Van Dyke,
Democrat, are in the lead, and will prob
ably win, as the precincts to be
heard from are not expected to change
the relative position of the opposing can
didates.
Mayor Phelan is reelected in San
Francisco by about 5000 majority, but
with the acception of the assessor and
three superior judges and two supervis-
ors, the other municipal officers will be
republicans.
The next legislature will have large
Republican majority in joint ballot, in
suring the election of a Republican to
the United States senate.
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FOUR OF THE
BLACKS KILLED
Battle Was Precipitated By the De-
structiOn of the Plant of Newspa-
per Run by Negro, and in Which
Had Been Published an Article
Derogatory to the White Women
of Wilmington.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 1O.-Events
have moved quickly in Wilmington.
This morning the white people made
good their threats to take vengeance on
the negro newspaper which published
an editorial derogatory to the white
women. At 7:3O O'Clock the negroes not
having responded to the demand for the
removal of the press of the Record. the
negro newspaper, Ex-Representative
Waddell, chairman of the white commit
tee of twenty-five, repaired to the light
infantry armory, where he was to meet
the citizens by appointment. Eight
O'Clock was the last hour of grace for the
negroes to reply, and that hour passed
without an answer of any kind being re-
ceived.
Meantime armed men had begun to
gather in the street in front OF the armo-
ry. They carried rifles, shotguns and
ammunition, and the assemblage IN
cluded some of the most solid citizens
of the town. At o'clock the procession
moved in the direction of the Record
printing Office. When the negro quar-
ter was reached the negroes could be
seen few blocks away running into
their houses.
When the crowd arrived in front of
the Record Office, the citizens surged
into the place and commenced the work
of destruction. Furniture was smashed
and thrown into the street, floors were
Quilted of moveables, and the building
was fired and destroyed.
Some one turned in a fire alarm, and
when the engine responded the crowd
discharged their weapons, and fusilade
of gun and pistol shots and shouts filed
the air. The affair was soon over, how
ever, and no one was hurt. The pub
fishing house was destroyed, but neigh
boring property was saved. Manley, his
brother and associate, fed and could not
be found by the citizens.
Last night was one of terror. There
were disturbances in different sections
of the city, and the streets were patrolled
during the. hours of darkness by armed
whites. In one instance a number of
negroes fired on a street car, but with
out injuring any one. Mobs of excited
! negroes gathered at various places and
were only dispersed after argument.
The police were not in evidence, and
made no effort to assist in restoring or
der. Soon after IL o'clock news came
| that reinforcements were needed in the
negro section of Brooklyn. The men
were sent. Twenty minutes later news
came that there had been a collision be-
tween the whites and blacks, ard that
blood had been shed.
| As result of the trouble at BROOKLYN.
it is believed that the negroes who have
been killed will number four. A white
man named Mayo, who was shot in the
stomach, has since died. Another white
man was hurt. The situation is quiet at
the scene of the trouble now. The ne.
groes have gone into their houses. Squads
of men are halting all negroes and tax.
iLg their pistols from them.
The demonstration this morning re.
suited from the action OF a mass meet
ing of white citizens yesterday called to
s'assert the supremacy of the white
men,
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-11
HEART DISEASE
SOME FACTS REGARDING THE RAPID
INCREASE OF HEART TROUBLES.
Do Not Be Alarmed, But Look For the
Cause

Heart troubles, at least among Amer
this may be largely due to the excite
ment and worry of American business
life, it it more often the result of weak
stomachs, of poor digestion.
Real, organic heart disease is incura-
BILE; but not one case in a hundred of
heart trouble is organic.
The close relation between heart
trouble and poor digestion is because
both organs are controlled by branches OF
the same great nerves, the Sympathetic
and Pneumogastric.
In another way, also the heart is af-
fected by that form OF digestion, which
causes gas and fermentation from half di-
gested food; there is a feeling of heavi-
ness and oppression in the chest caused
by pressure of the distended stomach on
the heart and lungs, interfering with
their action; hence arises palpitation
and short breath.
Poor digestion also poisons the blood
makes it thin and watery, which irri-
tates and weakens the heart.
The most sensible treatment for heart
trouble is to improve the digestion and
to insure prompt assimilation of food.
This can best be done by the regular
use after meals of some safe, pleasant
and effective digestive preparation, like
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, which may
be found at most drug stores and which
contain valuable, harmless digestive
elements in pleasant, convenient form.
1t is safe to say that the regular, per.
sistent use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
at meal time will cure any form of stom.
ach trouble except cancer of the stom.
ach,
Full sized package of the tablets sold
| by druggists at so cents.
Little book on stomach troubles mailed
free. Address Stuart Co. Mlstall
Michigan.
Ladies earn $500 per week W orklng al
Some, no canvassing, enclose self ad-
dressed stamped envelope. Standard
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SAN Francisco, Nov. 10.-With 756
precincts to hear from, Gage, the Repub-
lican candidates for governor, leads Ma
gulre, the Democratic candidate, by 49,
1926. The Republicans have surely
elected all the rest of the etate ticket
except secretary of state aud justice of
the supreme court. The congressional
ticket will probably stand six Republi-
cans and one Democrat. The Republi-
cans have clear majority of forty-three
Joint ballot in the legislature.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. .1O.--Babcock, of the
Republican congressional committee, be-
lievs this morning that the Republican
majority in the next house will reach
twenty.
At Democratic congressional head
quarters they have no figures this morn
ing. They did not concede the house.
claiming the returns from many districts
were yet too meager to definitely deter
mine the result. Corruption was charged
against the Republican managers by the
Democrats.
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Fusionists Get Governor.

OMAHA, Nov. 10.-Chairman Schneider
of the Republican state committee, con-
cedes the election of Poynter, Fusion,
for governor by 1000. The balance of
the ticket resulted in about the same
proposition. The Repu blicans will have
a majority of four on joint ballot.
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SWEEPING VICTORY FOR GAGE
Republican Candidate for Governor of
California Gets 10000 Majority.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 1O.-Although
complete returns have not been received
from all the counties in California, the
indications are that the majority of
Henry T. Gage, Republican, for govern
or, will be nearly $4,000. His associates
on the state ticket are all elected, with
the possible exception of Curry for Sec
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-11
BOTH HOUSES
ARE REPUBLICAN
Next Congress Will Be Ad-
ministration Congress.
TODAY'S RETURNS
PROVE THIS

Ten Congressional Districts Are Yet in
Doubt, But Should They All Go
Democratic, the Republicans Would
Still Have a Majority of Nine
VOtes--There Will be Not Less
Than IS3 Republicans in the
House.
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A Republican Legislature.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Nov. 10
White, secretary of the Republican state
committee, says: ''The West Virginia
legislature is Republican in both branch
es, the senate by ten, the house by
three"
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Last and Final Notice.

I hereby give notice that on and after
the 1st of November, 1898, will, with
out further notice, proceed to levy upon
all property upon which taxes remain
unpaid for the year 1897.
ROBERT KELLY, Sheriff,
Wasco County,
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Ladies earn $500 per week orklng at
iome, no canvassing, enclose self ad-
dressed stamped envelope. Standard
Novelty Co., 101 Beekman St., New York
City.
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To attain these very important points,
the merchant must be careful to whom
he gives his orders, for there are good,
bad and different makers, of wrappers
as we'll as in anything else.
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We buy our wrappers direct of house
who makes Ladies' Wrappers exclu-
slvely, nothing else; who devote their
entire time, energy, thought and capital
to the production of wrappers; who pre-
tend to know nothing else but the max
ing of them right. We take advantage
of their liberal discounts to the buying
for cash" trade, which, together with
the great quantitiey we handle, places rs
in position to not only compete with,
but lead any other house selling wrap
pers in this city, in
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-11

CHICAGO, Nov. 1O.-Dispatches to the
Associated Press up to IL ~ today from
337 out OF 357 congressional districts
show the Republicans have elected 1S3.
and the Democrats and Fusionists 184.
There are still ten doubtful districts.
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Ry goodness" we mean good quail
ties of material, cutting, sewing and
finishing; correct, yet comfortable fit.
and proper style. This coupled to a
moderate price. produces goodness in
Ladies' Wrappers.
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Have your bicycle repairing done by
Chas. Burchtorf, corner of Third and
Federal. Phone 40.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-30
LOS NOVIOS
GRAN ALMACEN DE MUEBLEs
RAFAEL .MARGAR/DA
S. en- c
48-FORTALEZA-43

3-FORIALEZA-4
Sc venden y alquilau muebles en- ecndieio
nes ventaiosas.
~. En- ls alta sooiedad europea es obiete
de IN gran escandalo la desaparcidn de la prin
cesa Luisa de Sajonis Caburgo Cloths, hija
mayor del Rey de Belgica esposa del prfuci
pc Felipe de Sajonia Coburgo. Sc supone este
oculta en- PARIS. La desapsricidn de la prcesa
coincide con la simu.tanea fuga del teniente
Matachich Keglevit con quien ss bati5 hace
POGO en- duelo 81 referido principe.
~. Dice IN co'ega poncefo que en- Juana
Dfaz Sc ha vendido iltimsmente raz6n de
sente centavos la libra de arroz valenciano.
~. En- ell departamento de Ponce ha llo-
vido mucho en- estes d!timos dfas.
~ Segan los peri6 tieos de San Thomas
recibidos aver, los ps jsros de un vapor aeman
que lleg5 haee tres dies aquella isla, dicen que
vieron cnco vapores de guerra ysnkees al
Norte de Puerto Rico
~ En- MsEagiisz cnbrsn los detaI'istas
Veinte centavos por la libra de hsbchuelas
ounce por Is de arroz
-. Sc encuentra en- esta capital hcmos
tenido ell gusto de recibir su vista una comi
'i6n compuests de nuestros amigos den Ramon
Morales J don Eduardo Rodriguss, oomisiona.
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Sc VENDEN

81 Dos hermosas fncas, una de cafe de 200 cuer
das de terreno mas menos, con cuarenta de aque
fruto, entire nuevo.y de cosecho, produciendo a.
tualmente 125 fanegas, pudiendo sembrarse m%Ry m%Ry
producer mas, con la msma plantation .queI/66ss
posee; tiene dos casas una de 20 varas cobij9 da.
zinc, dos maquinas de mano, secadoras toddcc;o
masnecesario, para la recollection y acoKonoaJa
miento del fruto. La otra de 600 cuerda aoho de
Mango, con magnifcas vegas, donde sefta sefr sata W.
los mejores tabacos de Puerto Rico, AZ aamcar s
acreditado propias tambien para cYn nas1o 1,aI".
toda case de rutos del pals, inc pasVo d oanado
gillo buenos cercados para la cr;nada e%n bo
tiene ademas una magnitica casa re- va~os cal alma
jos para tienda, hornode pan, psci6n da frnans
Genes ranches para la rec%ndune - GALES Ia
Esta stuada en- Ell canine q1te Ia atravesara la la
carretera, que hasta Sc essa e4Ri5os por
yendo actiualmente, 10 sard comunicar con alnbos.
tancia, toda avYadsar YedFs paso de rio el puente
due isobre este Sc hay colocar va en- la finca Es
P"nS dc tnfeo s %Sss nesg pess
esSa ns9ia Im hora esta poblaci6n Sc venden
ntas i1n nor estar2 2ndantes En- elias podrd ell COM
aes prador EN- @emplead gustos aieiones de agr:
6uaeo see a. puuH nne riqueza agrcoa PanatnIolmes
Giri@irse % IJuan'6 D An''1to simo: Manatf.
uiilSAse s 15-7
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dol nombre do todo ell Epiacopsdcs E9siSi,
hs hecho en- 81 'Senado las declsraclones mas
patri6ticss monarquiess, ofreoiepdd tineondi7+ Z Z
cionslmonte la cooperation del clero espaholeen
favor del Trono de Ia Patris. -
-.Decreto del .Excmo. se6or .Gobsrnador
general propuests del Iltmo. sefior Secretarlo
dol Deapacho de Istruccidn Pdblica, nombranh
do vocsles para las Juntas locales dc Albonito,
las Piearas, Cosmo, Adjuntas, Maysgiiex, va
bucoa, Jusna .Dfar,, Ssbana grsnde, Csyey'
Rio.piedrss, AhaAco, Manatf, Utuado, Ponce;
Quebradias, Fajardo, San Juau, Vega bsls'
Csguss, Maunabo, Lalas, Yauco, Rinoon, San
Sebastian Rio.grande, Gaayanills. Comerio'
Vfeques y Las Marfas.
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dos por 81 importsnts. bsrrio dol .'Fronton"
g{CisieD para recabar del.Esomo seiior.Goberna-
dor la cresoion de uns guerrilla local armada,
para la defenasFde Ia patria. Al ;'efeeto hoy
visitaron as. f., prasentsndo Funs instaneia
susorits poi gran ndmero de svesihos de los
mas impoTtaiites del barfio indicado. Aplau'
dimsstan ratri6tioo como laudable pensamien:
toy %. no.aadsmo. que 81 gobernsdor accederA a
sus dssedST
-. FL vapor sleman "Polaria" ha traido
para eata plaza 1000 sacos aarroz, 1913 caJas
osrye1s, 100 cajas con quesos otros efeotos.
,E-ABASTO PUBLICO.--La oarne, dc
r6s, se expenderA mahans an ests capital d ~
oentavos el kilo. =, ="
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OPINION INTERSTATE

y Ell periddico de Londres eThe Sunday
.Special,, dice 10 siguiente:
sLa travesura dc un perioIista americana
ha heoho aparecer Ia Gran Bretaia scamo
asegurando al presidente Mao Knley que sus
simpatfas estaban al lsdo de los Estados Uni
dos en- sus presentes di6cultades con Espaha.
Ell hecho de haberse dado instruociones al
embajador de Inglaterra en- Madrid para que
haga presente al Gobierno espshol que seme-
jsnte noticia no tiene fondamento, no deja de
scr motive de satisfaction para todo honrado
sdb1ito dc su msjestad britannica.
Aunque Sc did credito squel falso rumor
en- ambas orillas del Atlantico, no podfa menos
que colooan el honor por enoima de las ventajas
matsriales.
E.pafa estA hacienda 10 possible para con-
cluir con una insurrecoi6n en- Ia que los rebel
des han cometido los mas deshonrosos aotos y
horribles crueldades; se hs eomprometido
conceder Ia mas amplia autonomfa la isla
de Cuba tan pronto como SO restablezca el or
dan; ha ga tado enormes sumas sacrifosdo
oentos de vidas de gu ejercito peninsulsr con
Q. lsudsble prop6sito de conseguir Ia paz.
Su conducts en- este case, bsjo el punto de
vista humsnitario, es apaloga 4 la del conoier
to europeo en- Armenia Creta, sin contar con
que Ia ials le pertenece de dereoho.
La simpatfa ipglesa podrA estar al lado de
los Estsdos Unidos por su superior inteligen
oa actividad en- msnejar asuntos complies.
dos de ests fndoe; pero no hay NADIA que jus.
ti6que ell poner en- la balanzs nuestra iEf aen ;ia
on contra Espaha.
Por otro lado, Ia nacidn americana no ea
parte desinteresada en- Ia question, como tratan
de hacernos Greer los siiDgos,
Cuba es la llave del istmo de PsnamA, ?
lbs americsuos saben muy bien que 81 son due.
nos de Ia isls dominaran Ia poslci6n mas for
midsble en- el hem eferio occidental.
Polfticos de poca altura podran considerar
que dejandoles hacer no tendrfsseque dominic
gran importancia, oald6iq ds ooncesionea q
nuestro favor en- Ia froptsfsds Ala ka; pero e.
s.guro que 81 los Estsdss Unidos llegasen a
dominar en- Cuba, no tardarfa Ingaterra en- la.
mentar ouslquier scto que hubiera podido in
Unfair en- arlsbatar Ia isla del poder de Espans.
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EMpREsA> ? De C0cHES

:: La gran Empfasa tie Coches de los sefiores
'MASSO RAMIREZ de Cayey, ha nombrado
sgente Ell esta Capital don Benito zalduondo,
qdedando inst talada dieha agencia en- sa estable'
oimiento LA LUNA, San francisco IS, esqulna
& Cruz frente 4 la Plaza de Armas.
Coches para Caguas, ,Cayey, Aibonito, Coamo,
Bahos de Coamo, Santa Isabel, Juana Diaz, Pom
90, Guayama, Arroyo, Salinas Aguas 'buenas.
Precios sin competenoia.
"Tel6fono namero 240.
NOTA: Esta empresa tiene una combins'
ci6n especial que permite toner siempre en- esta
Capital buenos coches disposition del pablico,
& Ia hora que los neoesite.
Recu6rdese la direction: establecimiento
sLa Luna. plaza de Armas. Capital s0-l9
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De Cabo.r Q

Triste por demas es Ia eituaci6n porque
atravesa este pueblo La sequfa que hasta
haoe POGO nos azot6; Ia viruela que sigue Gin
crescendos, sin que pueda cohibirla todss las
buenas medidas tomadas por Ia Junta de Sani-
dad por nuestro alcade; ell hambre, que por
doquiera noe presenta su descarada fsz; sobre
estos sufrimientos, la irtranquiIidad en- que nos
tiene sumidos ell inssciable yankee, daran
Vds. una patetics idea del aspecto que offece
este pueblo en- ell Algido perfodo q. atravesamos.
Aver, segdn hemos ssbdo, Sc presentaron
pidiendo auxiiio nuestra autoridad local unos
cuantos braceros, que habfsn recorrido varias
haciendas en- busoa de trabajo, no encontran.
do este nj comerciante slguno que les fara ell
sustento de squel dfa, regresaban desolados &
sus hogares. Pero nuestra autoridad local,
lue por temperamento por eiucaci6n e,ta
siempre propicia & remedar tods desgracis, 50
CO de su bolsfllo particular algupas monedas
que puso en- manos de aquellos infeIices; sal
vando asf, por de pronto, su angustiosa stua-
cidn y ofreciendoles llevar cabo una reunion
de propietsrios, fin de rcgarles no parslicen
los trabajos para que Ell jornalero encuentre
donde siquiera gsnar ell sustanto diario; pues
asf 81 discurrfa, visto el estsdo de miseria que
nos azota porque :sdemas tiene para clio
del Gobierno.
~ podra nuestra autoridad local resolyer
este oonhioto, sino es syudado por los mayores
por todas las personas de bue |
ma voluntaif Lo dudamos! Porque la caia |
municipal es,a exbausts; los precios de los ar.
.foulos de primera necesidad, por las nubes; la |
Viruela, como ya die, spretando; los icontri-
ouyentes, sin sb!anca. con que poier pagar
us contibuciones, y el medo la guerra apo
lersdo de los Auimos.
Nosotros creeqos que el gobierno puede
emedlar. en- parte, lss necesidades de los bra
eros antes que el oorAioto del hambse Sc de.
arrolle en- toda su plentiful vamos & to-
ia'nos ell atrevimento de seiaflarle M medic
e haoerlo, con todo Ell respeto debido:
En- 10 carretera del empalme de Mayagdaz
ssts el Puerto Real dc este pueblo, hay nm
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la Rena Regente (q. -. FL s~-ss 90.
-, Suma, a,pubicada aver g..,.. l'e24
Banoo .Espshol do Puertos Rico... 10000
sefores sobrinqs de Ezqaisga..... lo'oo'
gsuoesogss de L. Vallamll y
-. n r, Silva Conpaiia.. 5000
=, & ! Oshoa Hermpno ...... 5000
,-.., ,ssntsteban Chsvari y Ca... 5000
q Viliar Gompa9fa.. ...... 1900
-: Rubert4:: Hermsne:s ..,s,... l'eoo
~ A Vieen.s .Compsffa. 80. 5000
!. s$'Sssrray' Palaq y. .s.... 2 900
- pslscios' , GompsffA ..... 1000
s, Grecedo Hermanos J Ca" 500
;? ,?NssrSpbrino de Isquierdoy Ca. 500
!, Suoesores de Vicente Co.. $500
RaneoAorfco,a. ..... 1000
se1orss N. L. Crosas ......s.... 2oo
Sehores Antonio Lugo suarez de
= San Thomas. s................. 2oo
" Total. .............$ 1924
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lAaraeanfn las famlis En- casa de los
e'''S0""''s 'seflcres Luifa Hermauos, en- ell
Colmado de Cerecedo Hermanos se dets.
lila al precio de cusrenta oentavos la media bo.
telIa del exquieito extracto de cafe tan it'll
o6nodo en- toda casa de famlia pues, con colo
una oucharada en- una taxa de leohe se obtiene
un RICO puro cafe. Para tomarlo puro, popga.
Sc dobIe cantidad. Probad or convenoereis.
15-9
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1u.,o OAsION. Sc vende 6 arrienda Ia
DutlId denda sBoquillas. enolavada en- los
bsrriose sabaneta y Algarrobo termino mu-
nioipyfe Mayagiiez. Dicha hacienda qaeda
( kiletros de distancia de.Mayagiiez. Para
porrh rhores dirijirse don Arturo Hau, Maya.
e1( d don Roberto Schunabel, Aguadilla.
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He AQUI G0pA DE La HOTA
Official del Enbajador de Espaha en-
IWashingtoa, pidiendo sus
n. PAS AP0RTES
hEGACION DE EsPANA.

MGACION DE ESPANA. \
!. Washington, Abril 20 1898.
~ ssshor Secretsrio: La resolution del Con.
greso de los Estados Unidos aprobada hoy
por el Presidentss es de til nsturslezs, que mi
permanencis en- Asshingtsn aehaoe imRq2ai lie de
obligAndome snplissr 1atsd-'~ w
mis- PasaRe1Teaesoc1on de los intereses espafoles
seT1 confada al EmbajadafFrances y al minis.
tro Austro-hdngaro.
En- ests OCCASION, .penosa psys mi, tengo Q!
honor de renovar Adsted el sentihiento de mi
mas alta confederation. +.
:. LIMO POLO DE BERN ABE. -.
Honorable John Sherman. secrata+eo oe
Estado de los Estados Unidos dc America.
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ts ,mar al Excmo. seiior Gobernador general.
esta iela, participando: que 81 jurar sus cas
los Dipptados Cortes de Puerto Ricctj
saludado J ofrecido su concurso en- es.
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Insular, Ejercito, Armada, Volup ~
bitsnies todos, felicitando por
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