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HOARD PESOS
Financial Situation in Porto Rico
Giving Trouble to Treasury
Officials.
Only Pesos Being Received in Pay
Ment Of Customs Dues at
San Juan
Effect a Material Advance in Value
Of the Peso and Consequent
Hoarding.
Belief That Spanish Silver Will
BE Redeemed Also Causes
Contraction.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-The financial
situation in Porto Rico is giving the
secretary of the treasury much concern,
and it is quite probable that the early
part of the coming week important mod
ifications of existing orders in relation
thereto may be made. 1t is understood
that the customs officers at San Juan are
receiving only pesos in payment of dues.
and refuse to accept United States
money The effect of this is said to be
a material advance in the value of the
peso and the brokers are beginning to
hoard them in expectation Of a still
further rise. 1t is also said that the be-
lief is current in Porto Rico that the
United States ultimately will redeem
the Spanish silver coins in United States
money at considerable advance over
present ruling prices. and this is an adj
ditional motive for boarding. so that
the monetary circulation of the island
already has become noticeably con
tractpd
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SERIOUS AT ILOILO.

Admiral Dewey Reports That Foreigners
There Want His Protection.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l.-News OF u
mixed character came to the navy de-
partment during the day from Admiral
Dewey touching the situation in the
Philippines. The admiral sent two of
his warships, the Charleston and the
Concord, some time ago to the south
ward from Manila to ascertain whether
there was any truth in reports that the
insurgents had expended their activities
IN that direction. His cablegram Is as
follows:
"Charleston and Concord arrived to-
day from Iloilo. Glass reports that the
entire island of Panay is in possession OF
insurgents except lloilo, which is de-
Tended by 800 Spanish troops. All for
eign citizens there beg for American
protection. The island of Negros has
declared independence and desires an
American protectorate."
May Hasten Matters Mt Paris.
So far nothing has been done by the
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TO STUDY AFFAIRS THERE.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury VAN
derlip Sails for Porto Rico.

Secretary of the Treasury VAN
derlip sail. for Porto Rico.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2I.-Assistant Sec
retary Nanderlip of the treasury depart
ment has sailed for Porto Rico to falnil-
iarize himself with the financial condi-
tions OF the island. the possibilities OF
revenue and its requirements and ex-
pendfiures. One OF the most difficult
problems which presents itself for solu-
ton i'm connection with the change in
sovereignty is that of the currency. 1t
is the assistant secretarvs intention to
give special attention to this subject
with a view Of speedy action on the
part of the treasury department. His
first port will be San Juan and after
looking into conditions there he will go
overland to Ponce, probably visiting
Mayaguez to look into the affairs of the
branch bank there. He expects to re-
turn to Washington in about a month
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administration towards curbing the in.

administration towards curbing the in
surgents in their operations save moral
representations from the American
commanders to Agulnaldo. in which 1t
has been pointed out to him that 1t
would be good policy ON account of the
probability of the annexation of the ISL
ands by the United States to pursue a
course that would not be obnoxious to
the United States. But the situation is
serious enough to be critical. The i'm
mediate effect of this state of affairs
may be to hasten action by the Paris
conference. for it is only by the termina-
ton of that tribunal that the United
States can come to the relief of the be-
leaguered Spaniards in lloilo and other
points. the United States troops being
estopped by the usages of war from
moving beyond their present possession.
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the Filipinos and American soldiers
The muster rolls of Company +. Thlr-
teenth Minnesota. show the names or
Sergeant j. c. Price and Privates Lins-
ley Hoyt. Harry I. Montgomery and
George Maher, all of whom enlisted III
st. Paul. Some of the last names given
in the Manila dispatch are duplicated in
other companies. but the probabilities
nre that the names given therein are
those of the men concerned.
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the legislation relating to Hawaii will
be passed at the coming session without
trouble. Beyond this, however. he will
not venture prediction as to the scope
of foreign legislation or the chance of
concluding it before the short session.
Judge Frear, one of the Hawaiian COM
missioners. is expected here in day or
two. and Sonator Cullom will then call
the commission together with aview to
agreeing on the final report.
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HAWAIIAN LEGISLATION.

Chairman Hit Says There Will BE No
Trouble Passing What Is Needed.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l.-Representa-
tive Hit of Illinois chairman of the
house committee on foreign affairs. and
member of the Hawaiian commission,
has arrived to attend the initial meet
ings of the commission and to mature
plans for the extensive legislation on
foreign affairs which will soon occupy
the attention of congress. Mr.. Hit says
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An O. II. & n. Contract.

PORTLAND, Or. Nov 2l.--The Oregon
Railway and Navigation company has let
the contract for building l4O miles OF
sailroad from Wallula Junction up the
Enake river to Lewiston, Idaho. Grad
Ing is now being actively pushed east
and west from Riparia.
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ILOILO CAPTURED.

Report Has 1t That the Panny Capital
Has Surrendered.
MANILA. Nov. 2l.-lt is reported that
Iloilo, capital of the island Of Panay is
in the hands of the insurgents. The
United States cruiser Charleston and the
United States gunboat Concord have
gone there.
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Gordon to Command Brigade.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l.-By direction
of the president Brigadier General Will
lam W.. Gordon. L. S. ", who was a
member of the Porto Rico evacuation
commission, has been assigned to COM
mand the Second brigade, First divi-
sion. First army corps. and ordered to
Join that command at Macon. Ga.
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[lAL FIGHT
|noS. Whom the Military Po-
icc 1t Manila Attempted
to Arrest,
One Soldier and Wounded
hrce Othcrs--One Filipino
Dead.
fr Killed and the Three
ounded Belonged to Thir-
tccnth Minnesota.
Spanish Cruisers Sunk at
,avite Have Been Raised
and DOcked.

VIA. Nov. 2l.-Thrce Filipino ma
last night hired a carriage and
|ards became engaged in dispute
'he driver regarding the fare.
members of the American military
attempted to arrest the natives.
ne latter resisted and Sergeant
VI the Minnesota regiment, was
and killed and three other
van soldiers, Maher, Montgomery
oyt We're wounded. Maher shot
Auve dead. The others were ar
spanish cruisers Isla de Cuba and
Luzon, which were sunk during
''le of Manila. have been foated
Pcked at Cavite.
mted States revenue cutter Nc
y has left Manila on her way home.
lhll'ppine provinces have suffered
''' severest typhoon for years.
r. 'he headquarters of Aguinaldo.
eh damaged and many villages
Pe'n destroyed.
merchants of this city have de-
:" establish a chamber OF com
winch. by Spanish law, they were
oed from doing.
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DeWitt'S Witch Haze! Sasye
Cures Piles. Scald.. Burns

The sooner cough or cold is cured
without harm to the sufferer the better.
Ling sring colds are dangerous. Hack
ing cough ie distressing. One Minute
Cough Cure quickly cures it. Why
suffer when such cough cure is within
reach? It is PLEASANT to the taste.
Cook & ODEE.
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The White House Bird.

WESTERLY. r. L.. Nov. 2l.-The pres
ident's turkey for his Thanksgiving din
ner, has been dressed by Horace Vose,
who has supplied the White House bird
for 35 years. The turkey weighs 2S11s,
pounds and has been shipped by express.
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All From st. Paul.

fHiNGToN. Nov. ol.-Neither the
y navy department have any in
'oh concerning the fight between
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-10
II They All Go Against the Republic
cans They viii Still Have
a Majority.
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM
THE LOWER HOUSE.
Late Election Returns Put Indiana
Nebraska and Kansas In the Re.
publican Column-IOOseVeirs
Plurality.

Washington. Nov. 9.-Election re-
turns establish the fact that the United
States senate win have a Republican
majority after March Z, next. The
present party division Of the senate Is;
Republicans, ~; Democrats, ~ Popu'
list, 8; silver Republicans. 8. This
change prior 70 Tuesdays vote by Re-
publican gain Of two; viz, McComas OF
Maryland, who will succeed Morgan and
Simon Of Oregon, who have been elected
20 all vacancy. OF the present r..
publican total Of a., this terms Of seven
senators expire on March 4, next, leav'
ing - follower Republicans. To this
number the elections Of Tuesday add 10
Republican senators surely elected and
three probably elected, making a total
OF Is or two more than n majority over
the Democrats, Populists and silver Re-
publicans There are q Democrats
holdoyer senators. and 20 this number
add four certainly and one probably,
givinga total Of ~ votes Populists and
silver Republican FOLLOWERS nun. pei
eight, and this was increased by one
practically sure. Five state legislatures
appear 20 b. In much doubt, VIZ, Ne
braska, West Virginia, Montana, lndi
ana aud Washington, and are not IN
cluded In the figuring totals.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-10
Raw November air, rough, red skin,
Emmel's Almond Cream. smooth soii
skins cents. 5ul

skins cents. JOl
Better have Dodson 70 pa'nt that
rusty roof before the winter rains set In
lie guarantees It for four years. 21l
d. $. Holland, A. w. Dyess, c.
S. Jones. and Others were here
from Bethel yesterday.
House For Conveniently
located to Main street. Apply 70
Mrs. Tebout or W. j. Walker 3O7
Yobby, nice, elegant, Ia my line Of
box aud fancy heaters, both coal aud
wood. Come and see them. they are
cheap. 500 j Allen Myers.
For sale-Two desirable build
ing lots adjoining my residence, all
so one lot in bloch %. Apply TO
Mrs. c. NJ. Proctor 3Ol
81 $50 saved on every pair
lof pants you buy from "a. See the
1 Zones We sell for $3.50.
r. b. Templeman & Son
sobe Steele, G.. W. Dunlap
Bob McMahan, John Thompson,
IJ. W. Burrows and others were
here from Millican and Alleniarm
yesterday.
John Mike yesterday shipped
ten fine game chickens to the City
OF Mexico, where he has made a
sale of 300 to be delivered in lots o.
ten each.
THE Strange Adventures o
Miss Brown has been organized
and a good company secured, com
} prising some OF the best artists VIII
have made hits in New York. Al
the original scenery and parapher
MALTA Is carried, and a first elias
performance Is assured. This fun
J nv play will be seen at the operi
house next Fridoy night, Nov. j
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LOCAL NEWS.

Try Taylor q Cox's best.
Trouser sale at TemplemAn's.
Miss Mertie Henry went to
Hearne yesterday.
y Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Clarke
went TO Waco yesterday.
W. c. Boyett and d. c. suber
were here from College yesterday.
Al G.. Fields celebrated min
strels will be here Tuesday, Nov.
Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. J. Balm arrived
from Gainesville yesterday morn
Ning.
Dr. A. J. White brought the
election news from Macy yesier'
day.
b. L. Gentry brought the OIL
cial returns up from Wellborr
yesterday.
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c.IlfernI.. N.,. s.n.,er n.pasIls.a.

California; NsHt senator Hspubiioan.
San Fnncisco, Nov. 9.-California
has elected Republican governor and
probably the entire state ticket by plu-
ralities estimated from 5000 70 10000.
The election Of Henry T. Gage, Repub-
hcan, over James G.. Mcclure, Der ,
crai, Is conceded. The Republicans
swept everything before them, and John
d. Sprecklss, the California member OF
the Republican national committee,
claims the election Of six out OF seven
congressman, There Is even some doubt
regarding the election Of Deyries, Dem
ocrat, In the Second district, who, two
years ago, defeated Congressman George
Johnson BY 5000, but Deyries will prob
ably win BY small majority.
The Republicans have large MAORI
~ in the legislature. which viii elect a
United States senator 20 succeed Ste
phen NJ White, Democrat.
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statement o. the uemoers We have elect
I'D from various slaioss
"Alabama, Q; Arkansas. 81 California,
3; Colnraoo. ;: flonaa. 8; Georgia, II !
Idaho. Illinois. ~; Indians. 8 Iowa.
- Kansas. 4; Ksniucky. 10; Louisiana,
9 Maryland. ?; Massachusetts. 3 Mion-
igan, b; Minnesota, 2; Missouri, ~
Montana. 4; Nebraska. B: Nevada, !;
New Jersey. 3 New York, 10; North
Caro-na. .; Ohio. 81 Pennsylvania, 8;
Sou. Caroiina, z; South Dakota 81
Tennessee, .; Texas. ~; Virginia, 10;
Utah, I Washington, =; West Virginia
!; Wisconsin, and Wyoming J. This
makes n total Of l92, and am perfectly
satisfied that there will 30 little vAriA'
ton from these figures."
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nllnoI. L.ri.lalur. divided.

Chicago, Nov 9.-The returns from
every county In the state indicate the
election Of wbittemore, Republican, for
state treasurer, by plurality Of nearly
1000. Enough legislative returns have
been received 20 show that the lower
house will be Democratic by about six
vote. and. the senate Republican by
about II votes.
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n.ruhIIe.n. carry N.w J.r..y.

Trenton. Nov. o.-Tho latest returns
indicate that VOORHEES,, Republican
plurality for governor is between 5000
and 10. oOo There viii be a Republican
majority In each branch Of the legisla.
turf. insuring the election Of Republic
can 20 succeed Senator James Smith,
Democrat
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Detroit. Nov g-The results Of the
state election are unchanged by any late
returns Or estimates. Governor Pm
gree's plurality il placed At about %, 900.
All congressman are Republicans. The
Legislators, which i 10 elect United
States senator for the full term, Is over
whelmirgy Republican.
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wyoming Republican

Cheyenne. Nov 9.-wyoming has
gone Republican The state and con.
gressional tirket have majorities rang.
ing from 1000 to 1870. The Legislature
is also undoubtedly Republican, and
will elect a Republican senator TO suc-
coed G. d. Clark.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-10

Denver Nov. 0.-The entire fusion
state ticket, headed by CharlesS. Thorn.
As. Democrat, for governor, Is elected by
n majority Of about 5000. This Is by
far the largest majority ever given a
candidate Tor governor in Colorado but
loss than half Of Bryan's majority for
president The fusionists have an over.
whelming majority in the legislature.
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p.mo,,.,le 0ov.rnor In MInne.ota.

S. Paul. Nov. 9.-Democrats here
elect John Lind governor and William
Mitchell. Thomas Canty ana probably
Daniel Buck 70 the supreme court
Ringdale and Towne, both Democrats,
have been elected to congress and proba-
bly Willis.
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New York, Nov. 9-Prnctical y COM
plete returns ON tins vote for governor
q the entire state, gives Rncssvelt. Re-
publican, a plurality OF 1883. Demo
cratic plurality in Greater New York u
81 2Os.
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cnne.a.. s,.nIsr,. EIeelIen.

Topeka, Nov. John W. Breiden'
thai, the Populist state bank commission
or, ox.sia,e chairman OF the Popul'st
state central committee, comedies Stan.
lev. Republican, for governor, elected by
COCO.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-10

Washington, Nov. 9.-Returns 20 far
received indicate the election Of iB7 Re-
publicana ann 1854 Democrats, Populists
and silver Republicans 9, with 20 con.
gressional districts in the doubtful col
umn.
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Republican. WIN Elect senator.

Wilmington, Del, Nov. DETAILED
returns are sufficient 70 show that the
next Legislature ia almost surely Repub-
lean. The Republicans will thus elect
a successor TO United States Senator
Grace.
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A Constant,
Steady Trade

Was a noticeable Feature in our house during
the last few weeks. THE EXTRA Low PRICES
we are making now we cannot help but do bus
mess. Il is Pleasure to know that a Customer
leaves your house satisfied, which we are trying
to continue 10 uphold.
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rarr.TI,. 1hen.lna rluraIIty.

De- MoInes, H., Nov 9-It Is esti-
mated that the Republican plurality OF
the state ticket u about 1900.
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BOTH PARTIES
CLAIM THE HOUSE
Republicans say They wni Have Ma
Jsrity ~ rive ADD Democrats
10y They Are safe.

Washington, Nov. a.-Just before
the headquarters Of the Republican con-
gressional committee was closed Chair.
man Babcock made the following state
ment:
An analysis Of the conditions In all Of
the congressional districts in the coun.
NV indicated, before the election. that /
1879 Of them were surely Republican, and 1
iis surely Democratic or fusion. Re.
turns rcceived up TO this hour show that
there has been no change in any OF these |
districts from the figures we made b..
fore the election. One hundred dis
tricts In the country were left In doubt,
and those are the ones We are anxious 10
hear from. Ont Of that 100 we have
had definite returns from ~. Nineteen
went Republican and iS Democrats.
This leaves o. districts In doubt No
very definite advices have been received
from the states west Of the Missouri
river, except Wyoming which We car.
RED With the adyices now at hand, /
cannot figure a Republican majority In
the next house ~ representatives less
than 20 or 30. We made n gain % the
Republican membership OF the present
house OF in Wyoming, in South DA.
kota. 2 In Nebraska, In Kansas and ,
in California
at this hour tho indications are that
we shall have l96 Republicans in the
next house, distributed a. follows,
Alabama, California; Connecticut,
4. Delaware, / ; Illinois, 49, Indiana, o;
Iowa, a.; Kansas, g. Kentucky, 2;
Maine, 4; Maryland, 4; Massachusetts,,
70; Michigan. ~; Minnesota, 6; Mis-.
sour, 3; Nebraska, 4 New Hampshire.
4; New Jersey, g. New York, % North
Carolina, 2; North Dakota, Ohio, 10;
Ocgon, 2; Pennsylvania, "a; Rhode
Island. ?; South Dakota, 2; Tennessee,
2; Texas, 2; Vermont, ?; Virginia, 1;
Washington, .; West Virginia, 4; Wis
sonsin, Q; Wyoming /,
"Tho greatest possible losses from
these figures that We could sustain
would he one from Alabama, one from
California. one from Illinois. two from
Indiana, one from Massachusetts, on'
from Michigan, one from Minnesota
two from Missouri, one from Nebraska
one from New Jersey, one from New
York. .wo from Pennsylvania and twl
from Washington. This would be 7
and would still leave NJ lsl sure Re-
publican members or Eve majority"
AZ the headquarters OF the Democrats
cougressional committee the utmost con
Nace was Expressed that the Demo
~ carried tho house Of repre-
Secretary Kerr said;
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On. sided In wisconsin.

Milwaukee, Nov. 0-Eleotion 70.
turns, though far from being complete,
Indicate that Governor Edward Scho'
field, Republican, is elected by at least
90. 900 plurality. The Republicans elect.
cd Congressman in every district except
the Second, which Is in doubt Tho
legislature is overwhelming Republican.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-10

Republican. WIN VIA.
indianapolis, Nov. 9-The indica.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-25

any better than they did at San
tiago and the same spirit that
caused the capitulation Of the
latter place will hemanifested at
Havana. There is more cause
for Spanish soldiers to abandon
resistance with every day that
the war continues. They are
discouraged by the uninterrupted
success of the American forces IN
every conflict bstween the two
nations, besides which they have
learned of the generous treat
ment we give to our prisoners.
The fall of Havana need not,
therefore, require the prodlgious
efforts that its elaborate fort1-
hcations and large army would
seem to make necessary. Mil
waukee Sentinel.
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Of Interest to Homeseekers.

TO those deslrous of owning Il farm
home and seeking by industry and tbri.
to attain an independent condition in
IIfe no bel ter chance is afforded than the
fertile farming lands, at low prices and
reasonable terms, situated along the
line of the Chicago e. North Western R'y.
in western Minnesota and South Dakota.
This locality is forging TO the front
and yearly gaining immence wheath
from it's fine crops, DAIRY interests and
raising.
For further informal ton regarding
Homeseekers' rates. ETC., please apply TO
w. B. Kniskern. q. Z. and T. A., %
Fifth Ave-, Chicago.
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NORTHERN WISCONSIN, STATE

arations for resisting an attack
were of a character to give the
greatest advantage to the gar
rison. Our ttrops coald not
have stormed the city without a
tremendous loss Of life and an
energetic defense should have
prevented the capture. Of the city
for a considerable period of time.
The Spanish army appears to
have surrendered because it real
lied the hopelessuess of the situ-
alton. The blockade had cut off
the food supplies Of the city, 50
that famine would have compel
led it's capitulation, had the
American army merely remained
passive, There could be no i'm
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Henry Clews, the New York
fnaneier, thinks that the United
States must absolutely occupy
Cuba and hold it under military
-ule until the people are prepared
cor a self-government that Will
De satisfactory to this country.
The Island OF Porto Rico, he as
serts, must become absolutely
and unqualifedly the property
Of this government. The Phll1p-
inc Islands must be taken pos
session of and held under mill
tarv rule as security tor an III
delnnity, the amount OF which
should equal the cost OF the war.
This will make disposition OF
the PHILIPPINE Islands that ex-
ception caunot be taken to by
any of the European NATIONS,
and will will do away with any
possibility of foreign comphca-
tions growing out ofour control
of that territory. If the foreign
nations object to onr holding the
islands in perpctuity, all they
can do is to render monetary aid
to Spain so that the indemnity
can be paid off, when the islands
held as collateral will be return
ed. This country had better
have the indemnity money IN the
treasury than to hold the collat-
eral security indefinitely. It will
stand simply as a forced loan Of
such a character as all business
people understand and will have
to run until liquidated by the Sc
curity being redeemed by the
debtor or sold out at our option
when it becomes marketable to
pay off the debt. This, i'll gener-
al terms, and nothing short OF
this, is what Spain must face
and accept when the final nego-
tiations are reached. The terms
may evoke fresh outburs t Of
Spanish pride and cause some
temporary refusal to submit; but
Mr.. Glews declares that no
other conditions will satisfy the
American people-Ex.