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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-05-31
MOVEMENTS ALL ALONG The line FOR CUBA and VICTORY
Dewey Contompiatss Action.

LONDON, May 3I.-The owners OF
ths British ship Genista, loading at
Manila, have received cable dispatch
saying that Rear Admiral Dewey had
ordered the vessel to leave port. 1t IS
conjuctured that the American COM
mander contemplated some action.
HONG KoNG, May -(Copyrighted)
According to Manila advices, dated
May 81, there is serious sickness on the
United States cruiser Boston. 1t is be-
lieved that the Spaniards poisoned the
fish.
Rear Admiral Dewey promised to
refrain from bombarding ON condition
that the Spanisrds refrain flom
strengthening their defences. On Sun
day, May %, they were observed vio-
lating their pledge. Dewey fired as a
warning. The work stopped. No
body was hurt.
Anti-British demonstrations at Man
lila are intensifying The Queens por>
traits are insulted. All foreigners are
preparing to take refuge at Cayite.
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Lodge Won't Press 1

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Senator
Lodge has decided not to formally
offer his Hawaiian annexation PROPOSE
tion as an amendment to the War
Revenue Bill, but thinks that the final
adjournment Of Congress can be de-
layed to allow the Hawaiian question
to be disposed of this session. Morgan
said it was his pupose to press his
measure providing for form of gov
eminent for the territory acquired
during the present war, as an amends
ment to the War Revenue Bill.
WASHINGTON. May 3l.-Senator
lodge protested against the position in
Which the majority of both houses were
placed in the matter of Hawaii AL.
though the majority were in favor of
annexation, a vote could not be had.
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WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Today the
the Secretary of War authorized the
Governor Of Nebraska to raise a regi-
ment of infantry for service of the
Government, under the Presidents cali
for $4,000 additional volunteers. The
Governor had requested the authority
to do this. The regiment he proposed
to tender the Government is being re-
cruited with the expectation that Viii
liam j. Bryan will be its commanding
officer
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, May 3l.-Goy.
ernor Stephens, in telegram today
offered the command Of Missouri
regiment to William j. Bryan, of
Nebraska.
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Nsws FROM TUE BOYS.
he Optics Correspondent Tells
Pleasant phings About
Cur Soldiers.

E i.tor 0 ic:
~ CAMP lsT II 5 Vol. CAV !
SAN ANroSio, Tex, May y, rs (
We arc still in camp here. but ex-
posting oi,Ni~r to move At any mo-
ment Ne'le fully roahte,l, uniformed
and oqpippsi l. ST Monday. we
manerysrslo os sqladrcns aud regiment
all day, az testrsi cur .'orses unlrr fife
The flrss enemy WAS slain in the form
of serpent and Capt. Muller OF
Troop Il, vegas troop had the pleas
ure of carrying him off on his sabre.
Most of our time is spent in drilling
and regular camp routine duties.
Last night,from $50 to II o'clock there
was free musical concert given by
Prof. Bock's band of San Antonio in
honor OF the officers and soldiers of the
1st U. 5. Volunteer Cavalry, at the
Riverside Park Pavilion.
Lieutenant Kelley, ('our Captain" of
the Otero Guards) is making an ex-
cellent officer in Troop Ii, End Squad
ron. Seargents Prentice Wright and
Taylor and Trumpeter Ed Lewis are
giving good account of themselves.
All the Las Vegas boys are in the front
rank for department and fidelity. Our
officers are all working themselves into
the hearts of the troopers, and we think
that Troop E has the hest officers on
earth, ] of course, mean Capt. Fred
Muller and Lieutenauts Griffin and
Coleman, as well as mon coms."
And Col. l.. Wood, Lieut. Col. Roose-
welt and Major Hersey are just the best
officers Of their rank in the service, we
all think
Three cheers fer them, for THE
Optic, for Troop e, for Las Vegas and
for the Flag More soon.
Yours in the service,
A. b. MORRISON.
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Treaty with France.

PARIS, May 3l.-At meeting of the
Cabinet today, NJ. Hanotaux, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, announced the
signing Of the Commercial Agreement
with the United States. He pointed
out that the arrangement was indicative
of friendly sentiment between the two
governments, shown in the reciprocal
desire to improve the commercial rela-
tions between the two countries.
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civil Service Set Rack.

WASHINGTON, May 3l-The United
States Supreme Court today decided
that the United States District Court
of West Virginia had no jurisdiction
to sit as court of equity in the matter
of dismissals under the Civil Service
Law and reversed the decree which
restrained the Collector of Internal
Revenue from removing certain
guagers, storekeepers, etc.
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wheat Deal closed.

CHICAGO. May 3l.-Leiter's famous
wheat deal was formally closed today
Letter, to all appearances, was master
of the situation. He sent May wheat
down to 81 .25. to circumvent the
.Tailers" who wanted to "ring in'' a
lot Of wheat on him at fancy prices
Some claim he will pocket profit of
S4,0O0,00O. ii.
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Kansas City Stock

KANSAS CITY, May 3i.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000; best steady TO strong
others weak; native steers 81 15014 %
Texas steers, So. 50@$4 40; Texas c,ws
SO. 50@3.65; native COWS and heifers
S2500l475; stockers and feeders, $3.75
@53O; bulls; So. 5004 %.
Sheep Receipts, 5000; strong; lambs,
SIS 00@5S0 muttons, $350@4 80.
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More Coal CAPTURED.

KEY WEST, May 3l-News received
today from Santiago says the auxiliary
cruiser st. Paul has cut the cable of
that port The Spanish bark Maria
Dolores, of Bilbao, has been captured
by American cruisers six miles of
Puerto Rico. She was from Rio Janeiro
to San Juan, with coal
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They Went Back.

New YORK, May 3l.-A copyrighted
special from Port au Prince to the
Eoensag World, says: The report was
current at Mole st. Nicholas, that
three of Cervera's fleet tried to steal
out of Santiago and were pursued
They only escaped destruction by. re-
gaining their port.
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MARKETS..
Cattle and ! heep.

CHICAGO. May 3f.-Cattle- Receipts
1900; strong, to 10 cents higher; cows
and heifers, $240@4 60; Texas steers,
SO 75@440; stockers and feeders, S4 40
al 80; beeves, $290@5 10.
Sheep Receipts, 5000; stronger to 10
cents higher; native sheep, So 25@5 60;
westerns, $400@4 90; lambs, $4.0006.25.
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WARRINGTON. May 81. - Senator
Money, of Mississippi, presented the
credentials Of William B. Sullivan, ap-
pointed Senator from Mississippi to fill
TIE vacancy caused by the death of
Senator WalthaIl The usual oath wfs
administered.
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GIBRALTAR, May 3l.-Advices fro m
Cadiz say that all guns, both of bat
teries and forts, are being replaced by
heavier guns. 1t is reported that the
departure of Admiral Camara's fleet
has been delayed by defects discovered
in the torpedo boats.
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Omaha Exposition.

OMAHA, Neb, May 3l.-The Expo
sition Management has issued instruc-
tions that all works on the grounds
cease tonight. No exhibits or decora-
tions will be arranged tomorrow. 1t is
the desire of the management that all
the energies Of the employees be dl.
rected toward the success of the open
ing. Railroad agents predict that tht
attendance tomorrow will exceed 100.-
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omcers TO Report.

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Brigadier
Generals Charles H. King, F.V. Greene
and II. Gray Otis, were ordered, today,
to report to Major General Merritt,
commanding the department of the
Pacific, for assignment to duty. with
the expedition to the Philippines.
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silver some Better.

LONDON, May 81. There is much ins
terest in the silver market, ewing to a
run on the bank of Spain, where semi
panic is said to prevail. Large orders
are expected, as the mint is reported to
be turning out half million of pesetas
daily.
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Climate is Telling .

WASHINGTON. May 31.-Secretary
Long has received a cablegram from
Admiral Dewey informing him of the
illness of Captain Gridley and two
other officers. who have been inyalided
and will be sent home
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Alter Three weeks.

KEY WEST, May 81 = The Red Cross
Relief steamer, State of Texas, with
provisions for The starving Cubans,
which had been ut anchor at Key West
for three weeks, sailed for Cuba, May
2iSt.
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Named For Turkey

WASHINGTON, May 81 The Presi-
dent sent to the Senate the
nomination of Oscar Straus, of New
York, to be Minister to Turkey
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Chicago Grain.

CHICAGO. May 3l.--Wheat, May
81. %; July, 96 to 971a.
Corn.-May, 3311s July, 335s.
Oats.-May, 81; July, 24s8@1s.
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Ph otcgraphs 50 rcr dozen, enlarged pie
lures So each, first class work guaranteed,
address or call at the Plaza Studio, Mrs ].
A. Rss'. proprletor, Las Vegas, n N.
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FOR REN IA sevenroom brick dwell
ling, modern improvements. Enquire OF
151-1m K. Rosenwald & Son.
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JustEtsceived, cheap lot of camping
oGtfiets sucis as sssves, tents, cots. stools
ETC., at g. Kauffman's second hand store,
three doors east of postoffice. 117-tf
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Money Market .

New York, May 3l.-Money on call
easier at IL per cent. Prime mer,
camille paper, 324@44 per cent.
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK, May 3l.-sllver, 5ss5i
Lead. 1886.
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vince. Inc engineer corps OI lut
expedition is composed entirely oi
Americans under Aurelan Ladd.
KEY WEST, Fla, May 3l.-The ex-
pedition landed on the coast Of Cuba
on the morning of May 26. When the
Florida, escorted by the Osceola, drew
up close to shore, she sent out scouts
They were greeted by Generals Ferit
| and Rojas wi h 1900 armed Insurgents,
The Cubans had a brass band and well
coined the newcomers with national
| airs. The Osceola, with guns ready
| for action, secuted about the vicinity
looking for the enemy but the Span
iards apparently had no suspicion of
what was taking place.
LEE OPENS HEADQUARTERS
WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The concen-
sus of opinion is that the eastern end
of Cuba, Province of Santiago and the
Island of Puerto Rico, will be among
| the objective points. General Lee left
Tampa last night fer Jacksonville, on
the eastern side of the Florida penin-
sula, to open his headquarters. The in
ference is drawn that Jacksonville will
be made the base of operations against
Puerto Rico. 1t is distant only 1900
miles from San Juan, in an air line.
PUERTO RICO INCLUDED.
WASHINGTON, May Examinations
are given that the present military
movement will be directed against
Puerto Rico as we'll as against eastern
Cuba.
WILL WORK TOGETHER.
WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Ths COM
mand to advance, given yesterday, has
infused intense activity into every
branch of Military and Naval circles.
Reports were current that the Presl-
dent told some callers he expected
Commodore Schley to attack Admiral
Cervera today, in Santiago harbor.
Inquiry failed to substantiate this res
port On the contrary those in a posi-
tion to know the general plans, stated
that the Navy and Army would act
together, and one branch of the ser~
vice was not likely to strike decisive
blow until the other was ready to CO.
operate
IMPORTANT MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
WARRINGTON, May 3l.-When the
Cabinet adjourned, today, it was an
nounced that there was nothing of in
tersst that could be given to the public.
The best information obtainable from
other sources, however, strongly indi-
Gates an important military movement
in cooperation with the fleet under
Commodore Schey and the allied in
surgent forces. Our forces are direct
ed to speedily capture the city of San :
tiago and the fleet or to destroy both.
1t is intimated from high sources that
the landing of the expedition now en-
barking from Key West, may be di-
vlded and one division sent to CO.
operate with Admiral Sampson against
Puerto Rico.
TROOPS ARE MOVING.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 81
Preparations for departure of eight
regiments from Chickamauga are being
vigorously pushed, to-day, and indica-
tions are that they will get out during
the next forty eight hours. The First
Illinois. First Ohio, 157th Indiana and
Third Pennsylvania, are scheduled to
leave tonight.
MILES TO THE FRONT. 49,
TAMPA, Fla, May 3l.-Gen. Nelson
A, Miles and staff are expected to ar
rive in Tampa, late tonight.
|
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EOR SALE-Tbree thousand head of
Il sheep, fifty bead of cattle. Also
horses end good, wateied ranch. Apply
to Sec Romero, Court House. 169 Il
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Wanted, to buy grown buck rabb t,
white or spotted; apply at this Office,
165 tt
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Old papcrs, 15c per hundred, at THE OP-
TIC Office 12S tt
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Highest price paid for second hand fur.
niture, cerpets aud cooking stoves, at s
RanfmAu's. 1I7-tf
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TROOPS ARE MOVING.
MILES TO THE FRONT

TAMPA, Fla, May 3l-Gen. Nelson
A, Miles and staff are expected to ar.
rive in Tampa, late tonight.
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Job Printing

In ali its Numerous and d.
verse branches done - II
should be at THE OPTIC Job
Rooms.
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LEE OPENS HEADQUARTERS
PUERTO RICO INCLUDED.

WASHINGTON, May 31.-Intimations
are given that the present military
movement will be directed against
Puerto Rico as we'll as against eastern
Cuba.
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~ owe my success to the
Newspapers, and to them
freely give q certain profit Ct my
yearly business.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-05-06
WAR FUND BILL PASSED.
All the Amendments Proposed by the
Republicans Adopted.

Republicans Adopted.
WASHINGTON, April 80 The House
yesterday passed the war revenue bill
with only the amendments agreed
upon by the Republican members of
the ways AMI means committee added.
In order to accomplish this parlia-
mentary maneuver was necessary as
the whole time for amendments was
exhausted by the minority in trying
to amend the bond feature of the bill
Mr.. Dingley offered as a substitute an
entirely new bill containing these
amendments after the bill mad been
reported to the House. This was an
old parliamentary trick frequently
resorted to years ago The Morrill,
tariff law was passed in this way in
it's original form after it had been
loaded down with amendments in the
committee of the whole.
Many amendments were offered to
the bond feature of the bill ranging
from proposition for the substitu-
ton OF an income tax provision to an
authorization for an issue of $50, 000,-
o00 greenbacks. But all were voted
down.
At the last minute the Democrats
decided to offer the motion to recon-
nit with instructions to report back
the income tax proposition as an
amen dment to the bill instead of as
substitute for the bond proposition
This was due to the fact that a num-
Der of Democrats declined to vote to
strike out the bond provision. The
motion was defeated, 134-173. Four
Republicans voted with the Demo.
Gratis and Populists on this vote. But
on the final passage of the bill
(Which was carried, 1sl-13D the
Democrats and Populsts, with six
exceptions, voted solidly against the
bill. The Democrats who voted for
the bill were Messrs. Cummings, Nc
Clellan and Griggs of New York,
Fitzgerald of Massachusetts,, McAleer
of Pennsylvania and Wheeler of Ala
bama. Two Repu blicans, Messrs-
Linney of North Carolina and Thorp
of Virginia, voted with the opposition.
Quite number of Democrats declined
to vote.
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GATHERING At TAMPA.
TROOPS ARRIVING THERE
IN GREAT NUMBERS.
IMMENSE STORES BOUGHT
Rapid Preparations Felng Made for an
Important Move-Beilef Among on
GERS That Matanzas VIII BE
Seized Next Week by Uncle
Sans Land and Naval
Forces and Held.

TAMPA, Fla, April 30. Batteries K
from Chickamauga yesterday. These
troops are in readiness to strike camp
and all have good supply of provis-
ions on hand. Lieutenant Ramsey,
acting chief commissary officer, is buy
ing immense quantities of stores
The government has purchased sever
al thousand tons of coal now at Port
Tampa and wants thousands of tons
more.
Officers do not look for the embark
alton of troops in the next few days,
but they do incline to the belief that
the troops from Chickamauga will all
be here early next week and en- route
to Matanzas by the latter part of the
week.
Colonel Emilio Nunez, the we'll
known filibuster, arrived here yester-
day, and was met at the depot by an
immense crowd of Cubans. An officer
from headquarters was at the depot
with carriage in waiting and took
Colonel Nunez in charge and conveyed
him to the Tampa bay hotel, where he
was soon closeted with General Wade.
1t is learned he is in the city for the
purpose of fitting out, with the aid
of the government, an exped ition of
Cubans.
A large lot of guns and ammunition
was received at Port Tampa, collected
from the military schools The guns
will be placed in the hands of Gomez's
army. Boats will be sent to Cuban
waters and the force will be landed
by an escort from SIMPSONS fleet A
large body of trained soldiers will be
carried from here also. Colonel Nunez
and General Wade were closeted to-
gether long time. j. E Cartaya and
General Acosta and Colonel Lccret
will take part in the expedition.
MOBILE, Ala, April 30. 1.-The Tenth
and Twenty second regimen is left
camp here late yesterday afternoon,
bound for Tampa.
CHICKAMAUGA, April 3d. The eight
artillery batteries left here yesterday
for Tampa, and will arrive this morn
ing.
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ONE MULE KILLED.
spaniards Say That Was the Only Loss
at Matanzas.

spaniards Say That Was the Only Loss
at Matanzas.
MADRID, April 80. The minister of
war, General Correa, in the chamber
of deputies, replying to inquiries for
particulars in regard to the bonn bard :
ment of the forts at Matan zas, said
the government had decided to pub
lish "all the news received, good or
bad"
Continuing, General Correa told the
deputies that the United States squad
ron fred sixty projectiles. and that
the only victim was mule, remark
which aroused laughter among the
Spaniards.
The general next informed tn q
house that the American warships
were injured by the fire of the Spanish
batteries, and, continuing, he asserted
that the insurgents were acting in
conjunction with the United States
forces as they advanced in the direc-
ton of Matanzas while the lombard
ment was proceeding. But" added
the minister OF war, they were COM
pletely routed"
In conclusion, General Correa re-
marked: 1T was glorious day for
the Spanish arms"
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A Great Looxout nnIloon.

CHICAGO April 80 Captain Villa m
j. Lloyd, assistant superin tendent Of
the Western Union Telegraph com
pany and commander of the signal
troops of the Illinois nation al
guard, acting under commits,
sion from General A. W. Greedy, OF
the United States signal service to as
sist in the work of equipping a large
captive balloon to be used by the navy
department in following the move
ments of the Spanish warShips, has
succeeded in securing generator
capable of producing from $4,000 to
400 600 cubic feet of gas every twenty
four hours and a reservoir which is
made expressly for the purpose Of
holding the acid necessary for the
formation of gas
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Preparing for Bombardmcnt.

WASHINGTON, April 3O-Diploma:s
here are making arrangements
through their country's consuls and
agents at Havana for the departure
of foreign officials and colonies as
soon as there is any indication of bonn
bardment or any other move that will
imperil the lives of foreigners resid-
ing In Havana A British warship is
now on the way to Havana. Germany,
Italy and Austria also have ships in
West Indian waters within easy reach
Of Havana to take care of their citi-
zenA
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TO co TO THE CANARIES
II SpaIn's Troops Do Not Come Here
Ours VIII Go to Spain.

II spaIn's Troops Do Not Come Here
Ours Will Go to Spain.
WASHINGTON, April 3o.-The board
of strategy has recommended that as
soon as it becomes apparent that the
Spanish fotilla does not intend to
cross the Atlantic, the Canary island q
in the Atlantic and one of the Baleario
islands in the Mediterranean, prob
ably the island of Minorca, will be
seized by the United States as bases
of supplies
If the Spanish feet does not come
to us. the board of strategy has de
cided that, to end the war, the United
States warships must attack Spain at
home. The best warships are certain
to reach the other side of the A tlan-
tic considerably the worse for the
voyage. By Selling the Canaries they
can be made q base of operations
against Spain.
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I,rocknwar safe In Jain.

LEBANON, Mo-, April 80 Sheriff j.
NJ Brown of Camden county arrived
in this city yesterday, having in
charge John Brockaway, who one
week ago murdered Mrs. and Miss
Vincent, the mother and sister of his
bride of ten days Brockaway's life
was threatened by mob, but the
sheriff took him in a wagon from Tus-
combia and missed the mob Brock
away tried to escape and was shot in
the temple, but not seriously wounded.
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PORTUGAL is NEUTRAL.
An Official Decree Published Regarding
tho Spanish "A m erican War.

LISBON, April 80. THE official Ga
zette publishes the neutrality decree
of Portugal in the war between Spain
and the United States to-day. 1t is
similar to the decree issued at the
time of the outbreak of the Franco
Prussian war and contains six articles,
as follows:
/. Forbidding the equipment of
privateers in Portuguese waters.
2. Forbidding the entry of privateers
:nto Portuguese waters.
8. Permitting the belligerents to
make short stay at Portuguese ports.
4. Defining Legitimate trade as re-
CARDS belligerents and forbids trading
in goods which may be considered con-
traband of war.
5. Warming Portuguese and foreign
ers in Portugal against action con-
trary to the security of the state.
G. Refusing protection to any in
fringers of the decree.