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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-21

Amos Colo was put upon the stand
the defence, and Mr.. Bird asked hlnl
make a statement concerning hH
plication to borrow money from
Farmers and Merchants Building
Loan Association, in 1896. lilo s'i
that he had male application for
OF $500. but tbs loan was novsr gIap,lll
Before he knew whether the app
ti0n would be granted he maui
effort to raiae at least q portion o.
money in some other way, With tu'
rectation Of using the money thus
tanned and paying the parties
whom no received it with none!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16
AN ANTARrIC EXPEDITION.

Ut is rumored in official circles that the
government contemplates sending an ex-
petition to the Antart:c Circle during
the ensuing year. This, it is said. will
comprise eminent nav.gators, geogra-
piers. naturalists and astronomers who
Will explore that comparatively unknown
territory. There can be little doubt tha,
discoveries will be made of the ntn,osr
Importance to science. However usefut
these may be, they can never exceed the
value, from a philanthropic point of
view, of that discovery so fraugbt with
benefit TO the human race-H0stetter's
Stomach Bitters. This truly estimahIo
medicine, discovered nearly half cen
fury ago, has achieved a reputation for
curative and preventive efficacy IN cases
of inorganic disease which has ney,,,
had o parallel in the history Of medicine.
1t cures and prevents malaria, chro iit:
dyspepsia, biliousness. rheumatism, kid
ney and bladder t.nn', ','nts n,,l naryons;
ailments. Use it steadily, not by fits and
starts.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16
BONNETS FOR BABY.

Bright with the spring-time prettiness
are these new hats and caps for the
little tots. Of lawn, of organdie or
silk; daint;ly trimmed with baby RIB
bons and flowers. Perhaps the prettiest
bit of baby loveliness is one made of or
candies trimmed with dotted val. Lace
and Pink ribbon. Price? This one il
$500. But wonderfully pretty are these
at prices much lower,
Muslin sCaps -prettily trimuled-clus-
tee titcbS aIRltval. lace. ..........2 5C
Pretty dotted Swiss cap with full val
uching around front. 80. :. ....... SOC
u White Narcotics insertion and val
lace trimming :. !. -. ......... loo
Pretty Organdie Cap trimmed with in
sertion. net and ribbon#.. -. ~ .S1.Ot
Pretty Silk and Mouslin Cap trimmed
iii lace and ribbon, ..............$ 1.5C
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16

The season of abstinence from meats
has passed. You can now indulge IN all
the good things We have ready.
Prime meats are not occasional of
ferings here. Every day we have for your
selection Beef, Veal, Lamb, Mutton, Pork
and Poultry of superior quality, rich Ill
the elements which make strong bone
and muscle.
Good meat is not dear at any price,
but our charges are below the average
CENTRAL MKT e COLD STORAGE
COMPANY.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16
MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAR

Early did you say? \ little early to
wear, perhaps, but not bit too early
to buy. Besides, we want to drive home
the fact that this stock of mems, wo-
mems and children's underwear is go
ing to be useful to YOU this season. More
than ever from money saving stand
point.
Mems Grey Mixed Shirts and Draw
ers-Pearl Buttons-usual 25s value
Price :. 49,. =. 1850. - 19c
Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Daryers
Pearl Button, combed Egyptian yarn
usual soc value. .............. 39c
Mems Nainsook Shirts and Drawers
CUSTOM made--usual Toe value. soc
Ladies Lisle Vest-silk tape in neck
usual pc value. ................ 19c
Ladies' SILK Vest-colors White,
Cream, Blue, Pink and Black. +. soc
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16
JUDGE EWART's SALARY AGAIN
Auditor Aver Has Not Paid Extra 5000
Since March i.

ClHce MaFcu i.
Auditor Aver said yesterday that the
article in the News and Observer in re-
gard to Judge Ewartis getting money he
did not deserve did the Auditor an in
justice, in that it stated that he was
continuing to pay Judge Ewart the ex-
ira compensation of $500 provided for
by chapter 6. section 5. laws of 1897. re-
gaIdless of the fact that the Supreme
court has decided the attempt of the
Legislature TO confer civil jurisdiction
upon the judge of the Circuit court of
the counties above named to be uncon-
stitutional.
Mr.. Aver says this decision was rem
dered in February. and that about the
middle of March lie did. upon the advice
of the Attorney General pay Judge
Ewaft the full sos. as stated in the
News and Observer. for the month OF
February: but that the warrant for his
March salary was for only S1G6.GG, and
in conformance with the Supreme court
decision.
Our accomplished Attorney General
however, has oycr-ruled the Supreme
court and advised the Auditor to keep
on paying the full amount. Writing Mr.
Aver on the subject, he says:
After considerable deliberation over
the matter. it would seem that the sal
AIRY as provided for in the acts and Sec
tons above mentioned, has not been
affected by the decision of the Supreme
court in the case of Rhyme VS.. lips
coinbe and other cases"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16
sIikado.
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Il. S. Stevenson returned to the
city yesterday.
Miss Truletta Kreth has returned
from visit north.
Mr.. r. Edgar Cheek. of Durham,
spent yesterday in Raleigh.
AIrs. +. w. Habel has returned to the
city from a visit to Northern cities.
Mr.. ID. e. Gill yesterday went out to
Wake Forest to spend sometime at his
home.
Bishop Cheshire yesterday returned
from a trip to the Eastern part of til,
State.
Misses Nina Horner and Susan Ora
ham, of Oxford. are visiting at Nj r.
C.. Strong's.
Mrs. William Baxter Waddell. who has
been here visiting Mrs. f. o. Moring
left yesterday afternoon for her home
in Atlanta.
Miss BESSIE Thurmond. of Galveston
Texas. who is here attending Peace In.
stitute. left yesterday for Henderson
to visit friends.
3 Mr.. James III. Guitar, of Boston. is
registered at the Marlborough. He came
here to attend the melting of the Raleigh
Electric Company yesterday.
Manager Gresham. of the Wake Forest
baseball team, was in Raleigh yesterday
Mrs. Herbert W. Jackson and Mss
Evelyn Jackson. left yesterday for Tar
b3ro to visit Mrs. Jacksons parents
Judge and Mrs. Fred Philips.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16

Synopsis of the Weather-The barom-
eter. is high in the central valley and
lowest in the North Atlantic States.
Rain has occurred from North Carolina
TO Boston. The amounts were quite
small with the exception of Boston
where .SS of an inch fell
West and south of North Carolina the
weather is clear and moderately warm.
In the rain area the temperature is
slightly below the normal.
atlanta reports wind of 80 miles per
hour and Tampa 30 miles
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16
THE CITY Is NOW CLEAN.

DIR. Sale, the health officer, says that
by tonight, his night-soil wagons will
have made the round of the city ana
thoroughly cleaned it. Over 1900 bar
rek of filth have been taken out to the
Myatt farm by the wagons since March
10Th. 1t is sold at 49, cents a barrel.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16
THE WEATHER TODAY.

North Cardinal: Fair and warmer;
north to west winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh and yicinl-
ty to 8 o'clock tonight: Fair.
Local data for Raleigh: Maximum
temperature SO, minimum temperature
Is, mean 80. rainfall .O6 inches for "A
hours.
The following table gives data ut Sc
lected stations at s p. III. yesterday:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16

Every suit bears the mark of exclusiveness
"Made for Us and for our customers" -man-
made, yet very stylish and delicately feminine,
being a marvel Of taste, elegance and grace.
We have had this Spring great success in
Ready-Made Suits and Skirts. We are selling
more Taior-Made Suits, yes, twice as many
as was ever sold before. Its because of the
great saving to buyers, as well as Our offering
the nobbisst creations of fashion in such great
variety at such Low Prices.
We make alterations free of charge.
D0BBIN & FERRALL.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16

Mrs. Nancy Wirts, 1901 Caroline St.
Baltimore. Md. thus gives her exper-
fence: 1--WE hive use1 DIR. Balls Cough
Syrup. and have meyer found its equal
for our children
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16

Matinee performance of the Mikado al
the, Academy of Music at o'clock this
afternoon. Admission only p and 1J
cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16
Cents.
Ninety Dozen Ladies Collars.

On sale ninety dozen of 2Ioo Linen Collars in all Shapes
This consider the greatest value in Ladies Collars ever
offered Now do not get these confused with cotton goods
at that price but come expecting to all Linen Collars
and you will not be disappointed. Price, Ioc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16
NEW ADvER rlSEMeNTS.

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
Grand Operate Festival.
pAINE,S CELERY COMPOUND l.
Recommended by the Mayor OF Low
all
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16

Goose Grease Liniment sold and
guaranteed by all druggists.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16

"HOMD RULE" NEXT WEEK.
One of the editors of the new Populist
paper, Home Rule" says it will make
its bow to the public next week. This
is the anti-Democratic-fts organ re-
Gently organized TO succeed Ohio Will
sons "Hayseeder," and of which Capt
Peace, of Granville, is to be editor.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16

JUST AS NECESSARY FOR COMFORT AS SOMETHING r
OR TO WEAR THE ACME AT CLEANLINESS IN THE DINING
S a CLEAN LINEN CLOTH.
WE HAVE YIIEM. SIZES LOW PRICES.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16
"A Sale of Ladies CoIlars-One Cent,

1000 Ladies' Collars-Stye? Ten Cents dozen or
one cent EACH ono mail orders filled Must be bought in
person.
Five Cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16
New Shirt Waists.
FORTY-NINE CENTS.

Navy, Linen Color, Large and Small
figures in pcrcal, ginghams and lawn
some with collars and cuffs of same
material-others with separate white
collars. :. 80. ........... .49C
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-19
IMPORTATION D|RECTA

en- un ranch6n que eAistfa en- ell fon1o de su
casa conteniendo carbon. Don Evaristo Mar
t1nez fue ell primer vecino que Sc apercibid del
suceso, acto seguido corrio llamando 4 golpes
la puerta de don Aloneo, en- vista de que no
SO levantabap, rapidamente SO ptrodujo por un
callejon, forcejd la ceres que derribo 81 sue O.,
slendo aoometido por un perro, del que se de
fendi6 d la vez que emprendi6 la faena para
extlnguir ell incendio que habfa tornado va el
osracter insofooab'e. Demas eeta decir que en-
un minute, al toqne de fuego, no quet6 un ha.
bitante acostado. Aoudieron los veciuos ca
numero de mas de quinientos, distipgui6ndose
como en- todos los casoe, Is olase artesans, que
trabaj6 con entusiasmo hasta extinguir el vorsz
incendio, En- este pueblo no necesitamcs bonn
beros; sus habitantes, y en- particular los obre
ro', son de arrojo, poseemos el orgullo de que
con nosotros no hay incendio que prospere, nj
raspa que Sc sujete. A juzgar por la forma en-
que ocurrio el suceso, la opinion duda de 81 ha
sido casual intencionado. 81 el fnego hubese
tornado msyores preparedness, hubieramos to.
nido que lamentar muchas p6rdidas. HI ayun.
tamiento debfa proveerse de hsrramientas y
una bomba para casos de esta fndole. A>f
10 esperan los veoinos,
~. Gel Buscap6,, con motive de las ocu
pacones actuales de gu ilustrado director, Sc
publicark semanamente en- 10 sucesivo. Apare-
cera los domingos bsjo la entendida direction
del joven don Manuel Fernandez Mater
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-19
NOTICIAS

-. Algunos de Jos que 'lcvan Ia nota de
intransigentee, Green que LA CoRnEsroSDEN
cIA oritioa que Sc hsyan nombrsdo Il algunos
ortodoxos para desempehsr destlnoa pnbcos, y
estan en- grayfsimo error Nosttros cretmos
que los nombramieptos de los sehores Gulllot,
Castro, Berrfos, Salgado, Venegss, Estevs,
We've otroe, estan perfectameute aju.tsdos d
la justicia, lues son personas que ucharon con
tes6n sin descanso por ell triunto de sns idea
les, on momentos de dudosa recompenra. Los
que los nombraron han oumplido con gu deber
ninguna persona recta sensata pnede censu'
rarlos.
~. Nuestro amigo e digno alcal 'e de
Areoibo, don Manuel Perez Aviles, ha sldo
obieto de un voto de gracias por sus compaheros
en- Ell municipio, por su acertada administration,
la que contirma la siguente copia del acuerdo
del acta de la session celebrada el del corrlen'
te, que dice asf: <La municipaiidad qued6 en-
terada propuesta del sefior Roses declare
que csc hecho evidencia va las buenas condioio
nes del sef1or presidente para dirigir la gestl6n
del munici pio Sc complace al consignarlo aef
poroue sin dIda otros actos vendrfan que le
aseguren buen nombre como administrator y
ofrezcan nuevos motivos al concejo para repe'
tirle el teetimonio de gracias que ahora le tri'
buta en- los albores de sus funoiones munlcipa'
les,,-Felioitamos al amigo Perez Ayl6s, pues
ese voto de gracias tiene ell dobe merito de ser
conoedido por aquellos que, aunque contrarlos
en- polftioa, reconocen ell m6rito bnenas cua'
lidades que alderman al apreciable acalde de
Arecibo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-19
ULTIMA H0RA
Information por cable
(Servicio especial de LA CoEREsPoNDENcLA

(Servicio especial de LA CoRREsPoNDENc1A)
San Thomas, Febrero 19.
Sc han recibido en- esta isla algu-
nos detalles de la vOladura del acora'
zado MAINE, en- ell puerto de la Ha-
bana El numero de muertOS y des-
aparecidos asciende q 258 de los 354
hornbres que habia q bordo en- ell
momento de Ia explosion. Sc han
ealvado sOlanente "a oflciales y IT
tripulantes, contandose en- este nu
nero los heridos Ta1nbien Sc Salvo
el captain Slgsbee.
La causa de la explosion es objeto
de rnuchas conjetUras. Ell consul
Lee y Ell captain Slgsbee. aconsejan
suspender todo ju1cio por Ell nonaen-
to- nj uno solo de los supervivientes
asegura que el hecho tuese acc1den
tai Sc estan hacienda explOraciones
por medic de busos para averiguar
las causas de tan horrible suceso.
Mlentras tanto no Sc sabe con certeza
81 la explosion ocurrio en- Ell interior 8
en- ell exterior del <Maine>.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-19
oomienzan 4 establecerse entire Espafa Cuba,

comienzan estsbecerse entire Espsha Cuba,
hacienda notar que en- el manifesto fstan aque.
Hos conceptos vigorosos de adhesion cusndo So
habla de la metropoli, ?areciendo indicar todo
este que e alma del gobierno insuIar en- ell SO
nor Gown, eemento radical, que aluel es un
rehejo de su oaraoter au vehemeucia".
49, Los pagos de las atenciones del pre-
sente mes se verldcaran por la Tesorerfa central
de Hacienda en- la forma siguiente: Febrero,
% al "a, secciones 3a. y 5a.; dem 25, seocio'
nes "A y 7a idem 26, secciones Ia. y Ga;
Mario y 2, clases paslvas de la Peninsula;
al 10, Glasses pasivss de la capital.
~. Un despacho de Washington dirigido
al World, peri6dico reconocidamente afeoto q
loa separatistss de Cuba, dice que el gobierno
recibi6 tres daspachos cifrados del consul ame-
ricano de Ia lIabana, general Lee, y que tan
importantes debleron parecer al secretario Sc
nor Day. que este sc spresurd llevsros casa
del juez Ma. keuna, donde comfa Mac kinley,
1nmediatamente Sc reuni6 ell minsterio en-
cOnseiO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-19
Oblas son amores Y no buenas razonesI

A todo el que tenga 100000 Ie importark]
muy POGO 10 dejen cessnte; pero de estos hien-
aventdrados casos, eptran muy poeos e6s VI
nuevo regimen. --Conformsmonos COD cambiar]
un recuerdo dc Caste'lano por efeotos de sEl1
Colmado,, que es bueno ir tomando notas para|
la Cuaresma: Bacalao de Escocia, bnohes al
idem, attn macarelas francesas, bonito Y o..
racoes catalsnes, anguls lamprea Ia borda.l
leea, salmon del Rhn americsno, lenguado dell
mar Baltioc, langostinos en- ssoos de nipas;l
langosta frsncess americana, ostras vioiras,
arenques ahumados en salmuera ing|esa, sar,1
dinas franceaas; mas de 100 clstes, en- vinos,
loores, dulces, gale,as conservas. El aoas
bose Cuflese bien ell est6mago, despusl
rfa@Q de los peces de dolores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-19
PREC|0S SIN Co'M'pf TtuCIA

Ell general BlanCo ha communicate O
por cable al senior DubOsc, embajador
INFERNO de Espana en- Washington,
Ia hlpotesls de que haya pOdldO ex-
plOtar la caldera del dinanO.
La catastrofe ha produCidO honda
impression en- todos los E,stados Uni
dos, dOnde el Academia Sc Cornenta
vlvanente
En- Madrid. ell aln1irante espanol
(ninistro de Marina), visito ensegui
da, de gran unifornle, & MIR. Wood
ford, e1nbajador de los Estados Uni
dos, haciendole presente los senti
nientOs de su mas prOfunda condo
lencla pOr tan espantO O desastre
En- Washington Ell embajadOr
al presldente Mac Kinley, con igual
mOtiVO.
La prensa inglesa y americana
cornenta Ell sucesO de identica nanera
y 10 discute sin aCeptar la teOr1a de
que Sc tate de un heChO intentional.
Ell <New York Journal, que tam
to ha ocupado la atencion publica
con los SuCesOs de Cuba ofrece un
prernlO de c1nCuenta mil pesos, al que
aVerlglle Ia Verdadera Causa de la
explosion del acorazado Maine
Las versiOnes que COrren no Sc
aceptan Sino con la natural reserva.
Ell captain SIgsbee, COrnandan
to del sMaine, hacienda uso de las
claves ingles5s, pues las anericanas
son COnOCidas pOr las autOrldades
espanolas, ha telegrafiadO que el he
chO parece la Obra de un enenlgO,
pues la clrcunstanCia de haber pere
cido tan gran numero de lnarineros
de1nuestra que la tuerza principal
de la explosion SO dirigio debajo del
rancho de prOa, dOnde tiene sus Guar.
teles la trlpulaCion.
-COnlunican de Madrid que en-
la opinion publica reina un gran sen
tinientO de hOstilidad contra los Es.
tados UnidOs, existlendo la firne
persuaci6n de q. la Union americana
desea prOvOCar una guerra con Espa
ma, y que esta naClon debe SOstenerse
de todOs MOODS en- ell puesto de honor
que le corresponds.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-19

L." En- raz6n de esta situaci6n Mr.. King
aconseja Mr.. Mao Kinley que legue un
acuerdo amistoso con Espai1a para resolver Ia
question oubana do la manera mas conveniente.
Afiade Mr.. King que ha conference.-the con
cubanos del partido avanzado, quienes ha
preguntado 81 aceptarfan el protectorado ame
rlcano, que todos han contestado rechasando
esta soluoion.
Insta al gobierno americana para que fa'
vorezca los envfos de socorros los cubanos
indigentes, como uuo de los mejores medios
de desarrollar la Influenza americana en- la isla
Termina declaran 10 que los americanos no
desean la snex6n y que SO contcnta'fan con
yentajas comerciaes y mayor inf iencia polftics
que al presente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-19
LOS NOVIOS
GRAN AIMACEN DE MUEBLES
D R.
RAFAEL MARGARIDA
6. EN- r.

43,-FORTALEZA-43
Sc venden y alquilan muebes en- condicio-
mes ventajosas.
-. Los seiores Bages, sslgado Torra-
bells, segdn ell eDiario Popular,, han renunca.
do sus csrgos de coneejaes del ayuntamiento
de Maysgiez Dichos seiiores estan afliados
8 partido Unconditional
-. Tn desracho recibido en- Londres,
de Shanghai, dice que ell Gobierno chino,
antes de sceptar las proposiciones que le
ha hecho Russia para la consecuci6n del en-
pr6stito, hs solicitado del Gobierno de Gar
10 eegurdsd de que 10 ponga d sslvo de las
consecuencias que ls vengan de Inglatsrrs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-19
B1BI1oTECA <IA CORRESPONDENCE PdERTo Rico,

miedo aqueas extraordinara desconocoas
convertrse deroa Gberto Moe hubiera anzado
fla trinchera grando: ~
Adeante
Los annamas disponan deensa desesperada. Tn
tenente del At arengt su fnerza tolos lanzaron
la nehera el prmero Silvestre ma terrible descsrga
de los aplasto los annamas iAquco habfa
cudo! E pbnico abfa eomenzado Los annamtas ssaban
vencdos; hafan desorden meDtrs los segssH
avanzsnuo
Despus caye en- Ruestro pader la batera redopda El
furte de los Cotoos fuerte de los Amacenes De Aro
los del Norte por utmo aerte Central quedaron
por nuestros.
Las baterfas de Sc mmetro' rapidamente monsdas les
hbfa acrblado las compahfss de dembaso acababan de
tomsros Paso de earga
;Ah! Como merecfan aqueas valentes tropas la oden
del da que Sc flo en- los barcos!
,Eslados maynps, hlpulaciones, q hYpas de
M Hu1imt lie Ms Colouias:
,Habes oombatdo hsr6camente habeis demostrado nns
mas 10 que Frnca puede espera de patrosmo
,El rey de AMMAN ha peddo suspension de las hostda
des; ell comsaro general civil esth Hue para H.
,En pocos das habes conseguido presgos para
ell nombre frances ne Extreme Orente.
,Estos los prmeros resuados de triunfos
,Fraucia entera os aplaudira.
"a bordo del Byary delsnte de 7zuau An 23 de ago
de 1888.
Ell contralmirane comsndane en- jefe de la division na
val del Tonkin
"a. CoURBET,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-19
VAR | { D 4 lE : .

Osro miI;}ornc Y MARINOS.-E el O.
alu '''1'''u'o' tablecimiento de Tslabarte.
RIA xLa Andaluzs,, calle de San Francisco nd
nero 50, se ba rccibido por vapor <PauliDa' un
extenso surtido de teresianas del Rubo de Ma
drid, gorras galones y todo 10 que pue Ian
necesitar taiohos institutos. Precios mddioos
San Juan Puerto Rico, 81 de Enero de 1898.
l5-9. JOSE TORRES PEREZ.
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la HERENCIA DEL CoNDENADo

I20 LA HERENCIA CONDENADO
-Ssriamente; uro que verdadera locura,
pals enemigo...
-Iaces ma-replc5 Felipe con indferenca-os reser-
vaba 4 Flor de Lotto que adorable.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-25
POWERS WILL GIVE
ANOTHER WARNING.
IL VIII He simply n Formal NotiAca-
ton ns to the Rights Of Neu-
trail Vessels During War,

WASHINGTON. April 2s.~The proposed
concerted action Of the powers for the pro-
teftiSn OF neutral flags. is believed here
10 be designed more "a q warning than to
have any other significance. The repre-
senta-iveg OF the powers SAY the conteai-
piateG action IL a very likely and natural
movement. although the home governments
have transmitted no notification or the ne
preeaucior. sanctioned by the usages OF
past ec.aitcts. but there is not 10 Inc Inn
piled n st. al understood here. any dis
posiS'uu - s,aestion the sincerity OF this
goves rssee.a a. ns expressed IN the formal no.
t!ieas.as, ~ 10 tire course 1T viii adopt.
which -. ,eeFi communicated to the for
eign 60. ernments
The full compliance OF the neutrality laws
on the part of the Spanish government ~
not regarded az at all certain. AT the
embassies ~ the powers seeking concerted
action. Germany Trance Austria and Italy
and at several others likely TO he Interested
there was no information on the subject
This shows that the powers are carrying
ca their negotiations independent Of con-
ferences with Representatives In the two
rite results in the way Of formal under
standing and agree on a concerted action.
before communications are opened IN
Washington and probably Madrid II ~
sa(a that no concert Of action can 10
agreed on On various occasions efforts NJ
concerted action on neutrality enforce
ypents have failed ny the refusal OF oEe ef
the great powers 20 participate.