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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED
WANTED A good miikor at dairy. shaw's
Driving Park, Lyons avenue IL
wANIEn-A good, steady. reliable farm
hand German, Swodo or Dane and one Ia
mllar with milk stock preferred. j. J.
Willis Alvin, Texas. 10
DOCTOR wanted to take churgo Of office
Practice; guaranteed salary. with option of
permanent interest In practice; references
aad security required. Address James Demp-
soy. Hotel Grant. Galveston. Texas IL
wANTED--Twenty men at behring's min to
suck lumber and work ut paner. N.25 per
gay: no letters answered. w. G. Boring,
talda. I. o. IL
WANTED German woman for cooking and
housework Cali at aiS Milan street IL
WANTED--At Fulshcar. Texas n good bar
her. white preferred; good shop. good looa-
ton and good place for good man. For par
ticulars address Z. Hubbard, fushear or
LADIES and gentlemen of good address to
eanyass; good salary. Harper \ Co., a0'sh
Main. IL
WANTEp--Two experienced waist hands,
three skirt makers, an apprentice; come
prepared 10 work. Miss Il. Donahcr, ilSis
WANTED--Gorman womun for cooking aud
housework. Call IT'S Prairie avenue. Is
WANTED-,At once, reliable, competent men
TO represent the Northwestern LlfO Assur-
ance company Of Chicago, ILL.,. the leading
stipulated premium, flexible reserve COM
pany In the United States, best line of pol
icies in tho field most liberal contracts with
agents. Address Or r. T., Cranfill, General
Manager for Texas Room AZ. Provident
Building, Waco, Texas. is
WANTED to cut and make Jean
pants and overals Address l.. A, Ellis,
Snrtartia Texas. "A
WANTED AT ONCE-Yard man and shipping
clerk for saw mill; must have experience
and be competent. Apply Trinity Lumber
Co. Binz building. city 10
WANTED--An experienced advertising solicit
or; one who can write contracts. Sl4 Blnz
building. IL
WANTED cook, white; mono other Meet
apply Call at loll Bell ayenne: a
A FlRST-CLASS all around wire spring man,
woven wire and all steel Southern Bedding
Mfg. Co, o. Stolloy. secretary and treas.
urer Austin. Texas IL
WANTED Good SALESMAN TO handle reversi-
Bile smoothing iron; chapcs 10 make money
for party having 800. Apply Si2 Bins build
iur. IL
PERSONS sufficiently educated graduated I'M
medlatoly In medicine or dentistry. Lock
Box 1876, Chicago. Ill q
"oNLY PERFECT VAPoR BkrH:" great
est seller on oa-h. Iysienio Bath Cabinet
Co. Nashville, Tenn. d
| AGENTs-Quick men 10 visit stores aud sell
machine for printing Signs on feneea,
bridges. rocks. etc; sreaey work all sum
mer Arc Co, 20 Are street, Racine Wis. 81
| THE OLD HARTFORD LIFE Issues best war
policy at lower rates than any other old
company agents, local and special. wanted
everywhere Harris & Patterson managers
| Texas, Oklahoma and Indian Territories.
Dallas, Texas II
| AGENTS-Eeonomy gas burner, saves 10 per
cent Of gGJ. makes large. beautiful lgb.
and gives 100 per cen. profit to haesmen,
General Agency Co., 225 Dearborn street,
Chicago. III. n
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers more induce.
Tents Low ln"p ese, n t,an, 70 paites ue.
Houston Heights cffice. 20S aain street Jno.
A. Nilroy. agent "
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FoR sALE--The Houston Heights Hotel Of
forty rooms. with commodious dining room
and office. supplied with artesiaE water and
electric lights. good electric car service and
paved street to center Of Houston; an ideal
summer home aud comfortable winter quar-
tcrs: prodtabie investment for good hotel
maI. John A. Milroy. sos Main street:
Houston. q
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WHY LIVE AND DIE without establishing a
comfortable, happy home. We own the
land. OF the right sort, and offer I, for sale
nj correct prices. on accommodating terms
with a conservative rate of interest. Let us
know your wants. Get one Of our booklets.
Address 'Lano Department" Il. J. willis
q Bro, Galveston. Texas. Sill
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r's Rack r.xrs

= Porte and Houston
sss delinquent in tho pay
" 4, s', va. Of Galveston for
lsss aau 1887. The sity to-
~ l ps In the Federal
= q %sty to the already
.. ne La Porte road.
an'cipsl and school
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PERSONAL

I.IIST on .NcyvEpr
70 Observation-Disclosures IN ofscs If The Post
fnr ~, Oh ansiar g. ,,,ra, NJ, .s5s.
Ann, Marvse 90 ~ o1ss Sisi fN.
Anna COZ: r. r., G. G II $50, "a, asSo;
s555. un,nc ~ ts,ah Ii,h,,,, so, ana ia
NJ IN Al Sia iSl, A ~ OVER 20,
sllt IA: EN-; III. Ca: Ii. W. ,t2). 1863.
2ll9 "a; si:6. Ig2 Ia; s. NJ Is; W. a. H.;
Nick Watasky; 2l.3 o.: 25sS 22i9: aoTl;
2.4u; 100 "a; 400, 49, 800 Ia,
HOME fer ladies during conhnement; good
care strictly confidential. 2lI this Office. i6
WANTED--To adopt two baby girls. nye from
9 months TO z years: blue ahd dsrs eyes.
vi this ONCE. 1t
MRS. A. WATTS, eiairvoyant medium, S0ii4
Main street, upstairs. from a. N. 10 )
D. m. II
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fossor of medical hypnoiisn, and electricity
Indiana Medical College Cordially welcomes
physicians, dentists nurses. Other ladies
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7O6 Main street ii
'vv si'''" s,ieV 81
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human destiny DO you wish TO know facts
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derful gifted medium Each nerson grant
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10 q n N, pooms 1sls Texas avenue 10
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MIS- 1919 RI m ri III ,Sv,rp ,.u,p snhoo,
Mason Rlcck is arranglnS to give a special
three mouths summer shorthand course AZ
greatly reduced rates Enroll now. II
,,,rr,e,
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chthlosue OF urs'6ns anu Nalu"uie mgr
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CAPE JEsSAMINE and magnolia buds. sweet
pens. roses, lilies, bmilax aud fern baskets.
pncked for shipping TO any part United
States. l.. D. Folse, 1904 Congress. 10
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| SUIT For LAND.

Pst, who bought all the property
ston and Texas Central Rail-
ny In September, 1888, at the
ID was reorsanized, has brought
FEDERAL court here against N. A.
d others to clear the title to
ores of land in Fort Bend coun-
$ that when the road was first
Texas the State governmea ut
certificates or scrip for sixteen
and for every mile of road built.
conditions the Houston and
a caused surveys TO be made
OF the land now in question.
ONE of these lands, not being
egated from the public domain,
school land, and the defend
suit are occupying the same by
h sale.
Us petition prays the court to
ne act OF survey did segregdte
the public domain and vested
plete title In the railroad COM
lalntiff claims that he is still
zee simple of all the land pur-
tne company in 1888. which
more than 5000. 900 acres scat
aout the different counties
ID runs.
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OTEL ARRIVALS.

mont.-C. NJ. Standifer. Gin
POLLOCK. st. Louis; r. Lieb-
n. r. Durrell, j. e. Hum
pnatl; w. H. Bailey, Hous-
L. Foley, Houston; ]. l..
ae, GONZALES; a. b. Peticolas,
Poulton, Austin; G. Rollins,
sayers, Gonzales; Marcus C.
port; John NJ. Duncan, II. b.
MIS-; F. C, Westphall, San
I.hel l.. Mcdonald, San An
Meem and wife, Lufkin; F.
,Sylon; W. B. Wells, New
huilert, Hico; E. l.. Coon
N, W NJ. Crepon, Houston;
qua, Houston; W. R. Green,
a.les R. Murphy, Decatur,
aley; Bolton; C. j. Hatch,
q. D. childress, BRENNAN !;
i1utry, Strong City, Kan. /;
nOOnston' c. b. Cleveland,
~, u W. Cleveland, Arkan-
perr, st. Louis.
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WANTED--Twen men at behring's min to
suck lumber and work ut planer. Si.25 per
gay no letters answered, w. G. ncrinp,
talda. L, o. Ii
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

business here; monopoly; big profits; Wilt
bear inycstlgatlon; business ability not es-
genital Address 1853, this Office. Is
YOUR CHANCE to buy lease and furniture
of d twelye-room apartment at low figures
for cash. No trade propositions will be
considered. Best location In the eitv for
renting rooms, Party leaving city cause for
selling. For further information address
2527. this Office. u
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MRS. A. WATTS, eisirvoyant medium, SOi,a
Main street. upstairs. from a. IN. 10 .
y. M. IL
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DOCTOR wanted TO take churRo Of office
practice; guaranteed salary. with option of
permanent interest In practice; references
aad security required. Address James Demp-
scy. Hotel Grant. Galveston, Texas ii
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FOR SALE.

$4,000 WALNUT upright piano for $4,000;
used six months must be sold before May
20. Address 25lo. this Office. Il
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LOST, FOUND, sTHAY, 1E0tAM.
LOST Brown water spaniel Aboht Z manth1
old; answcrs to name of Hutes DulfahIR r.
ward II returned J. a. Baker. 1lo1 tan -.
cinto street. ~ Z. ~ WI -
sTRAyEp or sTOLEN--Lsm ana NM
pointer dog year old: had On collar Vlt8S
out name; liberal reVpr4 ne>0fu ~ 6G1(o
American brewing Associstion. -
wANTEp 20 HuX. S';s
17N,5 sScsn7 5sS7 49, :. ~ = r.
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FOR RENT--Tweye room modern house
close In. rear Presbyterian church. Arrly
si2 Travis street. Il
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WANTED+-Situntion by colorcd woman,
good cook; Is willing to do anything. Ad-
dress No. 300 Live Oak street Third ward
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SITUATION WANTED.


ALI. round cook. specially competent on abort
crder work. and also experienced as stew
ard, rantfsman ard walter. wants work 1t
.I any ming. ADDRESS sssS. this office. IS
A BREAD aud cake baker wants situation.
Actress g, Clelss. Gcrmanla house. Preston
SOCCER, Industrious. healthy man. familiar
with business, quick to learn. Wishes work
OF any kind TO earn living at low wages
city or country. Address 1884 this office Ii
WsM "a. as dining room waitress
oy an experienced young lady: out OF city
preferred. Address 2afS. this office. Ii
SOBER young man (Dancl wants slta.
Won IN saloon; small wages to begin. Ad-
aress e. X. H., this office. 10
YOUNG MAN, Is years OF age, who desires
position OF any kind: ten years experience
as bartender; mas good references Address
quick, this office. is
YOUNG MAN, ~ YEARS OF age, quick at Hg-
ures. desires position OF any Kind, thtea
years experience az shoe clerk; LETT last
employer OF own accord: references. Address
Alabaman, this office. Is
WANTED-Work In nice family by young
lady needing work and homo; no objection
10 country can do all kinds OF work. Call
at 1913 Hutchns street. is
WANTED lnteligcnt, refined white girl de-
sires place as nurse or companion In family
going to California; best references given
Address Roma. this office. Is
LADY will live With a small pleasant
family as help; moderate wages Address
26l6 this Office. l5
MANIFESTATION by colorcd woman,
good cook; II willing to do anything Ad-
dress No. poo Live oak street. Third ward
10
WANTEn~by young German woman, n
place To work IN small family. Address
a69S this office. 10
WANTED situation by u i9-yearold boy to
attend TO horse and buggy or work around
yard will work for small salary for res.
ular job. Address No 26sS this office. IA
WANTED--Position by competent YOUNG man
as bookkceper correspondent or proof read
err best references given. Address j. A..
nli A LII, ~ n
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IIV1HI. ut IdultS UuIIUN VUhNNVNlVNIf EUuU
care; strictly confidential az this office. i0
WANrED-To adopt two baby girls, age from
months TO . years; blue aid dark eyes:
g2l, this Office III
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FOR RENT--Nlcely furnished room fer
couple or one gentleman: also rooms for
light housekeeping Apply 24oS San Jacinto
10
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FOR sALE--A few good books. cheap. The
History and Conditions OF Cuba, large hand
some and reliable. Just published The
PRICE OF the House Of David; The Beads Of
TEsmer; The Repose of Egypt; The Chan-
tauquan; The King OF Honey leland; The
Vndis, Prisoner OF Zenda, and hundreds OF
others. ]. S. Purdy. iii Congress avenue.
Houston. II
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FOR RENT-seyeral rooms admirably ar
ranged for light bouseh eeIing. private par
Tor and bath: delightful neighborhood, Third
ward. Address 2aGl, this Office. u
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FOR RENT-Two-story house, modern con-
yeii;ences. 1910 Tannin street. Apply ISIS
Main street. IA
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ALI. round cook specially competent on abort
order work. and also experienced as stew
ard, rantfsman ard walter. wants work At
any Thing. Address a69S. this office, IS
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MISS ALICE r. HARPER, principal OF tho
Houston Shorthand AMI 'cypewriting School.
Mason Rlcrk, is airanglnE To give speo'Al
three mouths summer shorthand course at
greatly reduced rates. Enroll now. II
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woman for cooking and
housework Cali at alS Milan street, IL
WANTED--At Fulshoar. Texas, n good bar
her. white preferred; good shop, good lpoa-
ton and good place Tor good man For par
tcuiars address Z. Hubbard. fulshear or
Anglcton Texas. IL
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THE BEsT lot OF furniture and household
goods ever offered for sale Ut auction VIII
be sold on May IS at 107 Preston avenue,
contents OF large and well furnished resi-
dence: there is no limit on this lot OF goods,
as parties are leaving city; ladies' partieu-
lrrly Invited TO call and examine before
sale. w. y. ochiltree. auctioneer.
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FOR RENT-Three rooms, second floor. fur
nished for light housekeeping; modern con-
yeniences; close In. COG Austin street; ref
erences required IL
NICE ROOMS newly furnished. with bath, IN
private house. for gentlemen. 1l09 Prairie
avenue. 10
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"FVTT"'' -
WANTED Position as engineer and elortti
clan TO take charge OF electric ight plant
have first class letters: thoroughly under
stand electricity aud steam; can do all re
pairs; also construct new work. Address
NJ r. t., this office. IL
Evening journal., 1898-10-22
PORTO RICO POLITICS.
Retention of the Autonomist Cabinet
Opposed.

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, oct. o.
Considerable political excitement pre-
walls here owing to the fact that Senior
Munoz Rivera, president of the recent
Autonomist council of secretaries;
senior Blanco. secretary of the treas
my; Senior Lopez, secretary of justice
and Senor Carbonnel, secretary OF the
interior-all elected last March on the
Autonomist platform-are continued by
Major General Brooke in their respect
I've offices. Their political opponents
susgest public demonstrations against
such continuance.
Investigation by the American au-
horties however, has led to the con-
elusion that they are all men of ex-
eellent standing and that their reten-
tion in office win be the best way to
preserve tranquility in the insular ad-
ministration until such time as the
United states congress can take action
regarding Porto Rico 1t Is distinctly
understood that this cabinet will act
under the control OF the American mill
tary government.
During the continuance Of the mili-
tary administration strong attempt
win be made to hold in allegiance insu-
lar politics. All government institu-
tions, local and general will be con-
tnued. partisan politics being elimi-
mated.
Six hundred Spanish soldiers and ohi-
GERS, including General Ortega, who
was second in command under Captain
, General Macias, are embarking on the
British transport Montevideo. When
the Montevideo has sailed. there viii
remain only a few Spanish officers. who
have personal business TO attend to.
The administration of local affairs in
San Juan is progressing as before. DR..
Brechemin, who succeeds DR.. Huide-
loper is vigorously taking hold Of mat
ters relating TO public health and san
itation. A system of street cleaning
win soon be inaugurated.
The oath OF allegiance to the United
States has been taken by FIVE judges OF
the superior court of Porto Rico. who
later win administer the same oath to
their subordinates. Spanish judges who
do not desire to forswear their alle-
glance TO Spain win be returned to the
peninsula
Evening journal., 1898-10-22
The CUBAN psRr.
London Speaker Says spain Cannot
Put II Onto The United States.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-The Speaker in a
long article on the peace commission.
says:
The reluctance Of America to annex
Cuba is mainly due to a desire to es-
cape the burden Of the Cuban debt. At
the same time the doctrine Of interna-
tlanal law by which a debt incurred by
a ruler binds his successors rests upon
slight foundation.
1T is monstrous that a tyrant should
be able TO burden futare generations
simply because he is in possession Of
The material government. II investors
felt that in international law loans in
Cured against the Will of the people
would not attach to the country in the
event of a change of government there
would be less of that monetary support
OF mifgovernment which has disgraced
the high finance Of the nineteenth cen
tury
For so years Spain has ruled Cuba
in defiance Of the will Of the Cuban peo-
pie and in spite of the constant protest
Of the United States. The cost of her
military operations there has been met
by loans specially chargeable upon
Cuba. In the first place, in order to
punish the Cubans, and, in the second,
in order to arrange for a cheap retreat
in the event Of being driven out by
America.
I'm word the debt has been charged
upon Cuba largely with the object of
saddling it upon the United States. The
bondholders were encouraged to look to
the supposed doctrine of international
law as part of the security. while they
knew they were lending to Spain
against the will Of both Cubans and
Americans 1t is to be hoped that the
United States. while assuming sover-
eighty over Cuba. win refuse to pay any
part of the debt except the money used
in the development of the island. there
by setting a most useful precedent Of
which tyrants and financiers win do
well to take note"
Evening journal., 1898-10-22
The ARMY INQUIRY.
Only Two witnesses Examined at
Atlnntn.


/ ATLANTA, oct. 22.-The investlcat-
Ing commissioners examined only two
witnesses here. They were Major Blair
y. Taylor surgeon in charge of the
general military hospital here and Rev.
Orviile j. Nave, chaplain OF that insti-
tuition. Both appeared at the after
noon session Of the commiss oa.
Major Taylor related the history Of
the hospital from IT'S inception. He said
that recently he bad had no difficulty
In securing supplies as he had been
given carte blanche to purchase them.
lhls authority, however, had not been
given until the 1st Of August. whereas
1t had been asked as early as the 25th
OF June. He had had in the begin@
ming Of the camps history consider
able difficulty in getting acquisitions
filled, although he had no difficulty IN
getting them approved ly the authOri-
ties at Washington. one requisltion
made on the 10th Of May and another
on the oath Of June had not been en-
tirely filed until very recently. These
! acquisitions had been made upon the
New York supply depot while all that
We're made on the ST. Louis depot had
been promptly filed. one hundred and
D
the season hae arrived only a day or
two since, and they were not now need
ed. DR.. Taylor had, on account of the
delay in filling these acquisitions. been
compelled to call upon the surgeon gem
eral for a portion of his special fund
and had thus prevented any suffering
among patients. Among the articles IN
which there was delay was bed linen.
h.. I. 4 "a
cents a day Communication fund more
than sufficient to furnish food for the
sick men and expressed the opinion
that 40 cents per day would be sufficient
for the purpose of supplying food. DR..
Taylor stated in reply to a question
that he considered Atlanta an excellent
place for a winter hospital
Rev. Orvnle j. Nave, post chaplain
at Fort Mcpherson, said he had visited
every patient who had been in the hos
pltal and that he had never heard "A
single complaint from a man who was
possessed of his reason, when on the
contrary he had heard many express
sions Of gratitude and commendation
for the excellent condHct Of the hos
pitaL Mr. Nave expressed the opinion
that in the conduct Of military hos
pitals generally there was too little care
OF the clothes and other property Of
patients.
Replying to a question from General
Wilson, Chaplain Nave said he had
seen some Of the surgeons at the hos
pital under the influence Of liquor, but
not TO such an extent as to interfere
with the proper performance Of their
duties.
The commission left at II o'clock last
night for Admission, Ala.
Evening journal., 1898-10-22
RoosereIt nt Pouahkeenrle.

POUGHKEEPsIE. n. Y. oct. pa
pouring rain did not deter an immense
crowd from gathering i'm Collingwood
Opera House here last night to see and
hear Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. Re-
publican candidate for governor. Near
~ 5000 people were packed into the
theater, and several hundred were turn
ed away. Mayor Hull was the presidiny
officer, and seated with him on the
stage were Colonel John Jacob Astor
Colonel Archibald Rogers. John A.
Roosevelt and a hundred or more vic,
presidents. Among the occupants Of ths
boxes were Levi p. Morton and famiis
and President Taylor Of Vassar colleg,
and a party OF students of the latter in
efftfltion
Evening journal., 1898-10-22
Memorinl Itor Hnrrnrd soIdierr.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. PA large
mass, meeting Of Harvard students was
held in Sanders theater last evening to
take action with regard TO a memorial
to the Harvard men who died in the
war with Spain. President Donald of
the senior class presided, and addresses
were made by President Eliot, Major
II. L. Higginson and Morton Shaw, 9s.
At the close of the meeting a resolution.
proposed by J. II. Perkins. '9S, was
unanimously carried, by which the
chairman was empowered to appoint a
committee 10 have full charge of the
memorial. Various propositions have
been made, the one most favorably re-
ceived being that Of the erection Of a
gate at the south entrance to the yard.
Evening journal., 1898-10-22
MoRET LEAVES MADRID.
Throws Up His Job as sagasta's
Counselor.

MADRID oct. 22.-Senor Moret has
become detached from Senior Sagasta,
whose faithful counselor he had been
in the peace negotiations.
Yesterday il was ostentatiously an
nounced that Senor Moret had left Mad
rid for his country place. The cause of
his departure is political jealousies
For some time the press has daily
commented upon the fact that Senior
Sagasta received communications from
Senor Montero Rios, and before he call
ed the other ministers he invariably re-
ceived a visit from Senor Moret.
The latest advices from Paris repre-
sent discussions Of the commissioners
as more cordial than in the first days.
There is no longer talk here of the Gu
ban debt as belonging TO Spain, but in
what manner the United States will
guarantee It.