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the ordinary illnesses of childhood?
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FROM PORTO RICO.

More Sick Wisconsin Boys Land at New
port News.
NEWPORT News, Va, Oct. 10.-The
following Is a list OF SICK soldiers from
Porto Rico who were landed at CID
Point by the transport Missouri:
Second Observation-Disclosures Paul 8irr.
+. I, Blanchard, Henry Holkneck. w. T.
Hanson, Aug. Johnson, Fred Payne.
Third Observation-Disclosures John w.
Baker. G. :. Bunce, Philip c. Elbit.
Ralph NJ. Farr, Noah Gilbert. George Can.
non, +. G. Hanson, Oakley Johnson, g.
l.. Marshall, John j. c. Moore, Thoma.
j. McMahon, Julius :. Simkey, Delpha
seer. William ;. Toomey. Sergeant
Frank Hill, Corporal John {. Shamuck,
Chief Musician Charles i. Iithill.
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EUROPEAN TROOPS ARRIVE.

Detachment of Russian, British and
German Marines at Pekin.
PEKIN, Oct. l0.-A detachment of
6S Russian soldiers with two 7.pound-
ers, 20 British marines and 80 German
m a rines arrived here during the day
and marched through the city to the
quarters assigned to them. They will
protect the legations Of Russia. Great
Britain and Germany. Large crowds
witnessed the arrival of the European
reinforcements, but there was no ex.
traordinary incident.
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SICKNESS DECREASING.

Cooler Weather Having Excellent Effect
at Santiago.
SANTIAGO. Oct. 10.-The general
health Of the American troops is now
better than ever before. The recent
heavy rains have done much for the
health OF the camp. There has been a
slight increase of ordinary fever, but
all cases Of yellow fever in the deten.
tion camps are convalescents and prac.
tically ready to be discharged. The
cooler weather 10 having an excellent
A7Fact on the sick.
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SMALLEST IN YEARS.

Deficit Of the fostohice Department 3
Little Over So 900, 0
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. Ca plain Henry
A. Castle, the auditor for the postoffice
department., in his annual report shows
the net postal deficiency for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1888, was 50, O2o,-
O95, the smallest in some years. The
reduced deficit is attributed to in
creased revenue caused by the expan.
sion Of business during the year. The
postal ven for 1898 was $50, 012,.
6IS, an increase of ST, 347, l56. The ex.
penditures increased 81, 252, 1886 and the
deficit was reduced by 81, O94, $50.
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SULTAN WILL COMPLY.

Turkish Troops in the Island of Crate 10
lie Withdrawn.
CANEA, Island Of Crete, Oct. TO-
Ismail Bey, civil governor of the island
Of Crete. has informed the Mussulman
n otables that the sultan will withdraw
the Turkish troops from Crete in &C.
cordance with the demands of Great
Britain, Russia. France and Italy, who
on Wednesday presen ted to the porte a
collective note calling for a withdrawal
of the Ottoman force and requiring an
answer within a week from that date.
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Liver Complaints and Nervousness

No complaints are more common than
the above; you feel dull and muQ0y
your bowels move irregularly and you
have q clumsy feeling about the liver.
As this condition develops you are apt
to grow respondent. Try at once a bot.
tie Of DR.. Fenner's Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic" It will
brighten the spirits and give an exoep.
tional vigor TO the body. If not salts
fed after Using n bottle, your money
will be refunded by Frank Smith Of
Madison.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. has the
largest sale Of any Salve in the world.
This fact aud its merit has led dishonest
people to attempt to counterfeit it.
Look out for the mar who attempts to
deceive you when you call for DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve the great pile cure.
Cook & ODEE.
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Resigns His Position.

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 1O.-Dr. w. A.
Fricke, state insurance commissioner,
has placed his resignation from that
Office in the hands Of Governor Sco-
field to take effect Oct. Is. DR.. Fricke
goes to New York. where he will be
connected with the Union Central Lite
Insurance company.
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FIRST IN ITS HISTORY.

Minnesota Woman Elected q Member Of
the Board Of Foreign Missions.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Oct. S.-The
most interesting features in the day.
proceedings by the American board of
foreign missions anne in the afternoon
and evening. AT the afternoon session
the board for the first time in the 30
years of its history elected a woman,
Margaret j. Evans of Minnesota, as a
member.
The evening feature was IN address
by James B. Angel, president OF the
Michigan university and ex.minister
Turkey.
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Nct oy aud Nnh.r Matched.

NEW York, Oct. l0.-kid Mccoy
and Peter Mahcr have been matched
TO meet in Il .~5.tound contest le.oy..
the Greater New York Athletic club
on Dec. ) Tor a purse of $40. 900 and a
division Of the gross gate receipts.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH. Oct. )
WHEAT-Cash No. hard, 67Ac; No.
! Northern, 6ilac; No. = Northern, Gle;
To Arrive NO. l hard, 67Lc; No. /
Northern, 65c; December, G05sc; Octo.
Der, 64c; May, 6351c.
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FEW TROOPS NECESSARY.
Prominent Cuban Says Five Thousand
Men Can Garrison the Island.

Men Can Garrison the Island.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 10. George
Reno, bearing important messages
from the Cuban provincial govern
ment, has reached Jacksonville direct
from the seat of the Cuban ~organiza.
ton. He left for Washington at once
with important communications for
President Mckinley. MIR. Reno said
the Cubaus had implicit faith in the
honest intentions of this government
and that it was entirely unnecessary
to send moro than 5000 men there TO
maintain order in the island, and a
large army would awaken suspicion.
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Philippine Delegates Leave.

WASHINGTON, Oct -A+oatl-1 aa1
Lopez. the Philippine delegates slI
mere during the day for Aew l@i
whence they viii SAL Tor PARIS 70 "
an audience Of the American pss'
commissioners.
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WOULD REDUCE EXPENSES.
Madrid Business Men Favor Radical
Changes in Government Affairs.

VIFH.ts m VDVtFnT1Eht HHaTfS.
MADRID, Oct. iO.-A large meeting
Of business men was held here during
the day. Alter a large number of
speeches had teen made regarding the
governments conduct Of affairs the
meeting adopted a series Ct resolutions
aiming at the improvement Of the eco.
nomlc situation, including the with.
drawal Of permission to the Bank of
Spain to increase its note issue by
z. 800, 900. 600 pesetas, large reductions
IN the public expenditure, including
the pensions, the closure Of the mill
tary schools for the next 10 years, the
reduction Of the officers pay and a
vote in aid Of the sufferers from the
war
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Sioux City Live stock.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Oct. 3.
HOGS Market DC higher. Range OF
prices, S. 400 40.
CATILE-Market quiet.
Sales ranged at 81. 3UMo.l5 for becyes:
$l.6OW3.y for cows, bulls and mixed:
$3.2oW4.25 for stockers and feeders; s. 90
Co. for yearlings and calves; s3.4.9
4. ~ for wcs; rms.
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Poultry. Butter and Eygs.

CHICAGO, Oct. 8.
POCLIRf-Market for live, steady.
Spring chickens, 7Ws,; hens, &c; ducks.
6Ad7c; turkeys. 1890.
BUTTER Steady. Creamcrics, lAa
l9Lc; d~airics. I2Il7c.
LGGS-tirm; fresh, lac.
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Minneapolis Grain,

MINNEAPoLIs, Oct. :.
WHEAT - October closed at 6lc:
December, 59A@595sc; May, 6lAG6lAc.
On Track-No. l hard, 62Ae; MOL North
ern 6lAc; No. 2 Northern, 50Lc.
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What

What
mother
does not
wish to be
proud of
her chill
dren? What
mother
does not
p" 1iIl kAS"
to be
healthy,
happy,
laughter
loving and
able to
withstand
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st. Paul Union Stock Yard.

SOUTH ST. PAUL. Oct. {.
HOGS Market &C higher. Oualitr
fair. Range of prices, S3.52X@a67k.
CAIILE-Good butcher cattle steady
Common very dull.
Sales ranged at 81. 40@ 8. so for stockers,
S2.oo93.5 80 for cows; 81. 75@l15 for hcif.
ers: S3.75W4.55 for steers.
SHEEP Market strong and actiye.
lambs slow.
Muttons, s3.25@4.15; lambs, 50. sO@a. Vi.
Receipts: Hogs, 600; cattle, 1000: sheer
e5; calves, TO-.
Chicago Union Stock Yards.
CHICAGO, Oct. 8.
HOGS-Market fairly active, strong to
&c higher.
Sales ranged at 50. 1908. s2K for light;
S3.5OW3.S5 for mixed; $3.350a.S5 for
heavy: S3.35@3.5 50 for rough.
CATTLE-Market dull and weak.
Sales ranged at g. O@5.5 so for bcevss.
$&OO04.6O for COWS and heifers; 81. yO, q
$3.50 for Texas steers; S3. 5O@A. As tor
Westerns; q. lO@4.45 for stockers and
feeders.
SHEEP-Market strong.
Sales ranged at 81. 90@3. So for natives:
e3.5OQ4.4O for westerns; 81. $4,000 for
lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, 1900; cattle, 800;
sheep $500.
Chicago Grain and Provision.
CHICAGO, Oct. 8.
CLOSING PRICES.
October, 68Nc; December.
6SNc; Nay, 64Hc.
CORN - October. 00kc. Dac>,,h .r
00xc; May, 8lKc.
UAAS October, 9lHo; Deoember,
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be- said. But since we are speaking win
"a side glance az the Philippine Islands.
am important note must he added. Al
though the "date line Is commonly stat
ed to be the l0rh meridian ~ longi-
tude, and is practically 50 regarded ~
navigators. actually as Il is aid down
on a chart. IL does not follow this me-
ridian. but f. takes long sweep 70 the
west and curves around the Philippine
Islands. bringing them on its eastern
side. Notwithstanding these Islands lie
some go degrees Of longitude west Of me
theoretical date line
This exceptional position OF the Philip
pines with reference 10 this line may
have originated IN the circumstance thar
Magellan discovered them while sailing
westward. and that the way OF reckon
ing time there had become established.
owing 10 their early settlement before
date line" was thought Of but what
ever may be the reason for A. the ex-
ceptlon is matter 10 bee born In mind
I'm dealing with Manila time. II Is this
position Of the date line which causes
am apparent difference OF twenty-four
hours between the time Of Manila and
that Of Hongkong although the actual
difference is less than half an hour.
To end with the practical bearing of
tho points here given. In figuring upon
Manila time. AS 81 will probably come TO
us frequently in teegrams. We must re-
gard IL as eleven hours slow with refer
ence 20 Boston time as already stated
and Observation-Disclosures add eleven hours u
the Manila time, even though 81 lands US
IN the succeeding day as VIII be the casa
when an event has occurred at I L. N
Uongkong time ON the contrary. must
Doe treated as fast with reference - our
.H fars|r IrH.. ID .4H
n We learn that certain event
the arrival of sui.. for instance. oc-
CURED az Hougkonv at the hour Of noon
on a certain day. we are 90 understand
that it occurred when our clocks indi.
Gated 1880 T. NJ ON tho preceding d1v
A telegram Announcing the event N sent
at once would be received hy us In tho
course of an hour or less and but for
the off of heldwork here laid out IL
would seem 10 reach us several hours h'-
fore Che event occurred.-Boston Herald
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Cnnrlmartinls Id Chicknm-mgn.

CHICkANfAUGA NATIONAL PARK.
juno l7-The most satisfactory reports
are being received from tine various
State recruiting stations. and The iulIol-
tions now point 90 the early filing of The
regiments 10 their required strength.
The arrivals reporting 10 General Brooke
to-day number f1l recruits.
Two interesting court-martial trials
We're iu progress to-day.
Private John 6. Maher secretary to
Colonel Bliss OF the Second Nebraska,
was tried for alleged INSTRUMENTATION.
The facts of the case involved the right
of am enlisted man TO the use of bis own
private property Maher has a typewriter
of his own. He was ordered by Captain
Dupre yesterday. adjutant 20 General
Grant TO copy certain orders on his own
machine. DE declined. stating that the
machine was his personal property, but
that if the government would furnish "a
machine he would make the order. Mac
her is q member of Governor IO.CoWbe s.
staff and % prominent man at home.
Privates Markly. Albright Sullivan and
Grubb. of Company Is. First Peuusylva-
u.a. were ON trial charged with doser-
ton and leaving camp without pum.s-
sion. 10 was shown that the uen bad
ab-cuted themselves for several days
without permission. and while the result
OF the trial is not known. it is uuler-
stood that Sc viii go hard with them.
These are first fragrant Cle.s yet re-
ported iu General 3rouko. s. army.
General Brooke has ordered q strong
provost guard to patrol the streets of
Lyle after uightfaIi for tho protection
col tine property of business men and TO
preserve order among the soldiers who
may visit the town after dark.
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AS GATHERED
IN OLD MADRID.
feet is going to the Philippine Islands
CONTINUED from Tlrst Poge)

feet is going 20 the Philippine Islands.
Fresh contingcnts Of troops are being
constantly called TO the colors, and there
is great activity in the War and Navy
Departments. work on the f0rtihcs-
tions at the different ports Of Spain Is
being actively pushed. and it is assert
ted that a third squadron OF warshlps IS
TO be formed Immediately. TO be composed
OF the Cardinal Cisneros. Leponto, Al
fonsp Kill. and other cruisers.
CALI IS 90 Dee the rendezvous OF this
squadron IT, is tne general opinion here
that "a protractcd war is ahead. and 70 is
officially given out that the Government
does not depend on the Intervention OF
any foreign power.
MADRID. June t1-5 p. M.-One OF
the high Spanish Ministers in an inter-
view to-day said.
"AeuinaidO after breaking faith with
the s1auiarls induced tho uprising in aid
OF the Americans hy swearing the latter
only came 90 hherate the Philippine Is-
lands and would support native zee
public. But when Che natives see through
the tr.ckory and Spanish Warsnins WIN
rcIuf0rcemonts. appear ihere VIII bo d
reaction i0 favor of Spain.
"If Manila DIS Obliged to capitulaie The
scat OF government viii bee transferred To-
the Vizcayas Islands. General August
captivating as commander OF Manila and
not as Governor General of tho Philip
pine Islands,
Tho Minister also Gsuicd the spanish
government bad amy intention of ced'ns
Territory to Germany in exchange Tor
her underlined assistance.
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from Madrid says that according 70
dispatch Just received there from Hong
Kong four warships, carrying the nag
OF Inc Philippine insurgents. have APP
pcared In Manila bay and attacked the
CITY from the sea In combination with
the insurgents forces on the land.
LONDON June lN.-Senor saEasta re-
plying i'm The Cortcs to-day 10 question
as to whether Manila had fallen, re-
piled I'm the negative. but ne added THAT
the situation there was OF the Bravest
character.
ia, u-patch from Madrid agrees that
this statement. together with the report
that the rcbels are attacking the walled
city. has caused intense depress on.
Jauau. according TO "a special dispatch
from Shanghai. is sending additional
warshius TOO Manila. and 10 is reported 40
Shanghai chat Ode American troops have
arrived at Manila.
Special dispatches from Hong Kong
confirming the dispatches to the Aaaoci-
atc0 Press from Manila a"u ihe rumlr
that Cap.aln-Gencral Augusta wife and
family are hold as hostages 'i 'aNie.
From Che same source came tIc iepoI.
the T0ud0 capital of The province oi
Tondo on the passig, nearly opposite Ma
rH1 has been the scene OF great Gre
presumably from the isih''on oil lhe PEE
troleum works there.
90 appears CHAT WHOM Che German crlis-
er Kaiserln Augusta entered Mamma hiy
She took tle unusual course obi sa-uoh-
th. Spanish flag. This cauf.d murh CONE
mant Another rumor DIS tn'l captain
General August has resigned. because oI
agreement with tne Mch'.ah'p Oh
Manila. 90
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WEDDINGS PRESENT AND FUTURE
Parson Burroughs StilI Doing business
al thc same Old stand.

BRISTOL NA- june Do
Among tne near society cF'"-7
west Virginia VIII oe '"- I''-'i' oI
Mi-s MIra't ie7'o. l'
Henry Boy a'i.,y, W.T. Ml'',' ''N'7 p''1'
ai MARION ''' juno - ~. ...,,,,-
EVERY lnHi.d'loH IIil.' ,,t
nous NOMINATION oi il'u. y, "' w.
of lil iol, Tor ''". BTU .... -''',l
Einia p'stlg.' 'l inc
July 'th He is tFue h''' l''il'- ii'
aud ~ strong party io"c'i.
lion. Claude \. swanson VIII Al'ehl
s-mcatine OF Democrats iL AoinEl'.'.
Washington county ON Jun" -'lh- DO Ia
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MANILA'S
FALL Is
AT HAND.

rived there by the German troop hip
Darmsta6.
SUFFERING or THE SPANIARDs
MANILA juno e-Ni1 Hong Kong.
June l7-Thcre is intermittent firing ON
the outskirts of the city in an directions.
'The spanIaris are utterly exhausted hy
HUNGER e.Ccp'o and inccssant
alarms. They have no Information re-
vaurg the cuemy's movements until
suddenly attacked
I'm tho meantime they are in constant
dread OF the p0nuiace rising and atiac k-
mc thcm in the rear Beside this IN
cverv sk.rmish. directly the retreat be-
gins. the native troops desert
Tho insurgents avoid disturbing the
ron-combaiante and English women and
children aye living peacefully ana unhurt
I'm the ozone OF h0sti.iues.
I'D Commercial has published q sup Pile
mcut oNui1tnr 0u tho diahoNoll cruel-
ti.s in the British colonies and predict
nr similar tyranny in Tho philippines
unless the Powers intervene.
AT THE LAST DITCH
To-rfoht almost au the Spanish civl-
sans ara inside the citadel. Che troops
7ra manning tho walls and Che Hn'cdeIu-
Wan cannon and euub01ts ave guarding
the river.
Admiral Dewey has consented Chat Che
Spanish merchant steamers should re-
move tro uOu-c0mnafanff 1fo insure
gents exchange signals Win inc Amer j.
cans day and uirnt. while tho Sulu.7ri5
continue shooting at shadows. construct
fue WORKS and lining every road with
useless dO..u.as
Tho bause to-day shipped $3.50 900 by IT.
IT, S Imm0r'aite
AcrTEtIT O's PROT tNATI0N.
MANILA. June 10. via Hong Kong.
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IS CANNOT BE CURED

by loca applications as they cannot
reach tr diseased portion OF The ear.
There IS tny one way 10 cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Dsafncss is caused oy an infamed con-
5.ti5p OF the mucous lining Of the EGs-
rarhian Tube When this tube IS in.
aamed you have a rumoling sound Or
irnnerfoct hearing and when Do b. en-
,irelv closed deafness s. the result. ana
nnlsss the Inflammation cam ho taken
out ard this tube restored 10 Is nor
mai condition. hearing Will be destroyed
forever: nine cases out ~ ten are caused
hv catarrh. which Is nothing but an In
damned condition OF the mucous sur
faces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars fcr
any case OF Deafness caused by ca.
tarrh) that cannot be cured by HAIRS
Catarrh cure. send tor circurllrs. f-ea
+. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
sold nv Druggists. nc
Halls Family Plis arc the best.
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our ENGLISH COUSINS.
The g. formation that They Receive of
tie WarTlcir Own Nnairs

LONDON. June 1S.-T.e Pail Man Gao
z.tte publishes a dispatch from its spec
..aI correspondent now at Kingston.
Jamaica who recently landed in cuba
and was captured and subsequently rec
leased Dog the SpaniUos.
Dire Cables. among other things. that ? r.
dcfcucos of Matauzas have been greatly
strengthened. adding thHt 60 battery of
Sis heavy guns. Unknown to the Amcrl-
cans has been completed m thc cast har-
Dor and Doe says that 1 SIMILAR battery.
ou tlr opposite aile is u course OF cone
s.rucliuu.
According to the Pail Mall 1Hzrt-
correspondent tl. suan.lrI- ur. spelling
for % Grht and tlay anticipate that al-
ter defeating the American fleet they
win invade Florida. where General Mo-
Una has promised his troops 20 put thc
orirc population 90 tho sword. "Algt1n-
zaf week ago. estimated that 30 had
N0ur ro last TEN DAYS. meat for month
and plenty of fish and vegetable There
were mo signs Of starvation and prices
We're about the same as I'm America"
LONDON. June ia special dispatch
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THE SURE Ia GRipPE CUTlI

There 81 no use suffering from this
dreadful mandy I you wUl ouv e.t
the ,Igit remedy. You are having pain
al through }our body your liver is out
of order nave no appetite. 40 llfe or anne
b.u0n. nave bad cold in fact are CONE
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only remedy that VIII give you prompt
and sure relief They act directly GA
your Liver. stomach and Kidneys. tone
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like now being. They are guaranteed
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owens q Minor Drug CO.. only Soc. per
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AnAielx for Bismarck.

Berlin says Prince Bismarck health is
causing renewed anxiety. lie is reported
90 Doe suffering great pain from iunam-
nation %. The veins of the right leg. and
his sleep is broken.
Dr. sweuager the Princes physician
30 is asserted. has arrived mo FrleIsulc.
and Ilerbcr, bismarck is expected there
tonight
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Kingston. JAMAICA. June 1G.-Spi.s
are numerous 900 Kingston. A servant
has 90 Doe summoned 10 clear the door
step Of the United States consulate of
lettering Spauish-speakiug persons ple-
tending tO Doe Cubaus. but suspected OF
being spies Cor Spain.
Air. Dent is constantly watched. and
has had 10 leave IBIS hotel and so. for
tIe sake of more privacy. 20 live a. the
club. Many refugees from rut. arc
here. but sympathiZer- with what cause
U U.s. Impossible TO- know