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DIANOS TO LET-Also some little used at
Il exceedingly low. prices. l B f1rt Conn Cor
net. fat Standard, second hand Mandolihs.
Ban1os and Guitars at bargains. Superior
strings, ETC. HAYES, 414 Congress st. 152
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pROOK SIDE COTTAGE is situated in the
ID picturesque little village of Kearsarge.
about ten minutes drive from North Conway.
Post and telegraph Offices located near. Four
at the postoffice. Pleasant walks and drives.
Pure spring water, fresh vegetables and milk.
For circular, ETC., address L. 0. BARNES,
KearSarge, n. ID. 1873
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ITO LET-Al furnished, 7-room cottage at
water, beautiful lawn and stable for two
horses. References exchanged. For particu-
lars call on MR.. OBRIEN, AT Congress street,
foftland. Ill
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FOR RENT-We have very large list of
houses and rents for sale and to let in all
parts OF Portland and vicinity. We also make
of property. Particulars real estate office
First National Bank Building, FREDERICK S.
VAIL. ISL
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WANTED--By an American man, So years OF
w age, position to drive private team and
work around a gentleman's place; good refer
ences; uses neither tobacco or strong drinks.
Apply 800 IL Congress ST., MRS. PALMER'S
oLlC6. 1b-1
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RAYMOND SPRING HOUsE-Seiect board
Ii near Poland SPRING. on line OF Maine Cen.
for circular. Address c. E. SMALL North
Raymond Me. mayAtf
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WANTED-General agent for Portland and
W vicinity. good position for man who
knows his business and has executive ability.
Give experience and references Boston Yer
mlclde Co., "A Bedford street, Boston, Mass.
63-&S1t
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ITO leftover rent 1872 Grant St., near
4 Weymouth St.. rooms, extra good; price
$12. Inquire at house. i6-l
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Forty words inseFted nader this head
one week for al CENTS. cash In advance.
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WEDDING RINGS.

One hundred of them to select from. AL
styleS, AL weights. all prices In 10, IA and Il
a Al: Gold. Largest and best stock of ring
II the city. A thousand Of them. MCKINNEY
tne Jeweler, Monument Square. june7dH
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w Steady work. Salary and Expenses, free
outfit. experience unnecessary. Apply. GLEN
BROTHERS, Rochester, N. Y. te712tTuTh&S
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WANTED- A housekeeper for family of
Wv two adults. Address A. B. RUSSELL. 20
Willis St, or 1858 1-2 MiddleSt 15-1
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4 fishing, cunning. rowing, fine views. pleas
ant drives and plenty of shade trees. Broad
piazza. A quiet place Tor rest and comfort
Address; j. B. and f. w. PLUMMER. Ray
mand, Me. ie164
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WANTED-An experienced general house
w work girl to 60 to Old Orchard, per-
manent situation, pleas ant location and only
three in family. For further information cali
at 49o1s Congress Itreet. over Eastman
Brothers store, up two flights. l6-1
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WANTED-Two A 1 specially statesmen.
w Permanent position for good men; state
lines handled apd territory preferred. good ref
erences. CANNON & CO, l609-1614 Manhattan
BLDG Chicago 1851
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WANTED-All persons having built new
w buildings since March /. 1895 and lhave
nothadther certificates of occupation will please
same as the state laws require 1t in all cases.
j. c. WARD, Inspector OF buildings. al
WANTED To let the people know that am
w still at my old stand % Cotton St. pre-
pared to do carpenter work, building and job
bling, store doors and sash made 10 order at
short notice. j. G. WARD. 14-1
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w typewriter by lady of experience; could
furnish typewriter if desired. Address TYPE
WRITER, care OF Portland Press. III
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Neutrality-suspicious. canvasseys in any
w line to act as closers. 80 month and
expenses. Luce BROTHERS COMPANY,
Montreal apr22d M&F, 3m
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wANTED-MALE HELe.

WANTEn-A man to handle the Arc Printer,
w machine for printing signs of any size
on fences, barns, bridges. rocks or sidewalks.
This is brand pew arrangement and is worth
looking into. To see sample of Arc Printer
call on MIR. OBRIEN, AT Congress street.
between and D. M AL
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WANTED-A position by rotary SAWYER:
w also used to planners and Watchers Best
OF Preferences Supplied LEWIS JORDAN,
Upper Gloucester, Me. 15-1
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TO LET-Furnished rooms, bath room on
y same floor. No. II MYRTLE ST, oppo-
ute City Hall. III

'HO LET-Rent 1875 Franklin street, between
\ Cumberland and Congress. Sun all day.
IN frst-class repair; hot and cold water, nice
path room and steam heat. Will let to small
family. aS-tf
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WANTED-A situation by young French
w lady as table girl or chamber maid best
references given; would prefer to be near Pond
Soye, Cape Elizabeth. Address MISS A. S..
Me. iSsi
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WANTED-By an American woman, a posi-
~ ton as housekeeper where the work
would be light and the home pleasant. Address
Il. Ill. b., No. Windham Me- 202
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M ONEY TO LOAN-On list and second
~. mortgages on real estate at as low rate OF
ipterest as can be obtained in Portland; also
loans made on stocks, bonds. personal proper
" or any other good securities. Inquire of A.
G. LIBBY & CO., AZ 10 Exchange. may124
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-07
MADRID PRESS
Make Violent Attacks on Consul General
Fitzhugh Loe.

Make Violent Attacks on Consul General
Frzhugh Loe.
MADRID, March 6.-For several days
the newspapers have been violently at
tacking Consul General Fltzhugh Lee.
The impartial after remarking that
"an American newspaper has insinu-
ated that Gen. Lee is a member Of a
syndicate desiring to purchase Cuba"
says: Il
His tll-wtll towards Spain is 50
marked that even American newspapers
irlm!cd to Spain are remark!ng It"
The. ImparcinI calls upon the eovsrr.
mcnt to demand the replacing OF Con-
sui General Lee, who, Instead OF
tightening the bonds OF friendship be-
tween Spain and the United States.
daily renders the situation more threat
ening."
1t adds that the next session of tho
cortes Will consider Consul General
Lees conduct" N
The Havana correspondent OF the
impartial says:
Among the packages OF food sent bv
the Americans to Cuba, the customs OF
ficers found watches, Jewelry and other
contraband articles. All such parcels
were consigned TO Consul General Lee.
who Is said to have energetlcally pro.
tested against such contrabnnd, de-
clarins that 1t was without his knowl-
edge" "a
Other papers accuse Gen. Lee of be-
Ing "better disposed toward the Cuban
insurgents than toward the colonial
government" -
The Spanish press, however, In no
wise reproaches United States Minister
Woodford, whose conduct Is "lrr-
proachable. and who seIzes every oppor
tunity to express pacific sentiments"
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g . . d N.ln
ROME. March.e.-sisnor. Felico Carlo,
Cavalotid, poet, dramatist, publlcist, and
the well known radical member OF the.
chamber ot deputies for Corsc olona.
was killed here this afternoon in a duel
with swords with slsnor Maeola. ,iietn-
Der OF the chamber OF deputies and ,edi-l
torof the Gazzetta di yenezin. ~
The encounter was the outcome OF a
press polemic in the columns Of the MI
Ian secolo and the Gazzelta al yenesin.l
1t took place at an unfrequented spot
outside the Porta Maggiore. tt
Shortly Fbeforelthe meeting Signor ca.
valotu seemed In excellent spirits and
even joked with his seconds. When the.
word was given he attacked his oppo-
nent vigorously. Z.
The first two engagements were With
out result; but in the third Signor Ca
valdtti received 4 thrust In The throat
that severed his juglar. At first II was
thought 1t was only slightly injured, but
the gravity of the wound was soon per-
ceived on his putting his hand to his.
mouth. He withdrew 1t covered With,
blood and could not utter word.
The doctors and his seconds carried
him to Zelllno and laid him on a. bed In
the residence OF the Countess Ceiferes.
Trachetomy was performed and arti-s
flcial breathing attempted. but all efforts
were useless. Signor Cavalotti expired
in ten minutes without speaking again
SiGnor Macola did not receive scratch
The news on reaching the city caused
4 great sensation. Numerous deputies
and friends hurried to the spot and there
is universal regret over the tragic end
of Cavalotti.
Senior Caralotti was life. long oppo-
nent of Slgnor Crispl and was glad to-
be known as one OF the italian politic-,
fans who resisted with all their energies
the tide which under the auspices Of
Crispi, carried Italy toward Germany.
In 1895 when the Banca Romano scam.
dal was the sensation Of Europe. Sienor
Cavaiotti. then leader OF the opposition
IN the italian chambers. discovered what
he called q new and most promising lode.
Going through the list OF great and
little men entitled to wear the great
cross OF the order Of st. Maurice and
Lazare, he came upon the name OF DR..
Cornelius Herr. Rightly conjecturing
that 1t would not be there except for a
cash consideration, he prosecuted his In
quiries until he felt warranted In maxi
ing tho public declaration that Signor
Crispi, the premier OF that day. was
guilty Of an Illicit trafflcking in decora-.
tions. Not long after he published a
pamphlet against Crispi. repeating this.
charge and adding the charge of bribery
Z in the; fifth district Of Rome. where the
premier had defeated the Sicilian Social
ist Giuseppe de Fellca Guffrida.
: Later SisTor Cayalotti procured the
impeachment OF Slgnor Crispi, then fall
en- from power, for the disasters IN the
AbyssinIan campaign. To the last he
relentlessly pursued Crlspi, and the lat
ter, In the death of his brilliant and
fearless adversary, will probably see the
end Of the long campaign against him.
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CHIEA,s PLIGHT.
Russia and Japan Making It Very, Un-
pleasant for tho Orlentnls.

Russia and Japan Making It yerv Um.l
s. pleasant for tho orientnls.
PEK1N. March s.-on Friday last
Ano Fumia, the japanese minister to
China. demanded an official signed as
surance OF the payment of the indem-
nifty due next May. ~.
The Chinese government instructed
Yang Yu, the Chinese minister at st-i
Petersburg. TO urge Russia to evacuate
Port Arthur. Russia deferred a decis-
ion, alleging that the presence of a
Russian ship at Port Arthur WAS bene.i
fetal to China and favorable to peace
In the orient. Russia is now opposing
the Arglo-German loan. NJ. Pavioff.
the Russian charge d'affaires, lodged a,
formal protest last Thursday and de-;
manded a quid pro quo. The details OF
the Russian demand are not yet made
public, but RuSsia's attitude Is regard
ed as Inlmical to peace In the far east.Sf
On Friday N. Gegar. the French
minister to China, made a similar COM
plant with corresponding demands for
compensation In the south. "a
England and Germany are now re-
garded as having obtained their les4u-
mate aspirations; and Russia and
France desire to secure theirs.
The Chinese acknowledge that the
British late loan negotiations were dis,
interested and calculated to advance
China's welfare and to maintain her
independence. !5Ssi
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GREAT ACTIVITY
At LsaEas Islaad Navy Yard-Getting yes-
sells In Shape.

AT League Island Navy Yard-Getting ves-
sells ia shape.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March 6.-To-
, day was repetition OF last Sunday in
the general activity at League Island
navy yard. workmen were busily en-
gagged upon the cruiser Minneapolis, the
monitor Miantonomoh and the ram
Katahdin. In addition, work was go
Ing on In tho mould loft and several
forges were In operation In the black
smith shop. The utmost, reticence pre-
vailed among the officers, sailors and
workmen at the yard and 1t was i'm
possible to obtain any official informa-
ton as to the details OF the work going
on. 1t was evident, however. that all
work was being pushed as rapidly as
possible. The work on the Minneapo-
lis and Miantonomoh was all below
decks and was said to consist OF re-
pairs and inspection OF the machinery.
On the katahdln the standards for the
rapid firing guns were being erected
and some small repairs were going on
below. The work In the mould loft con-
sisted OF attention to small boats and
spars.
~ l. lue ilui4ehse CtOWuS WDlCQ UOckeQ 10
the naval station last Sunday were
largely increased to-day, but no one
was allowed to get close to the war
ships. sentries were posted at the en-
trance 10 the wharves and only work.
men and those on business were allow
ed inside the lines. The old single tur-
ret monitors in the back channel, rel
les OF the late war were an attraction
to thousands and their decks were
crowded oil day long. It was reported
that five OF these would be taken out OF
their berths as soon as possible and
tested with modern guns aboard. Those
now In the turrets are of the old
smooth-bore kind. The information as
to the trial OF these boats came from
one OF their care-takers and was not
official. The boats which It Is said will
be tried are the Montauk, Jason, Man.
haitian, Lehigh and Canonicus. The
purpose OF the trial with modern guns
Is to determine whether they will main
tain their centre OF gravity sufficiently
we'll enough to be available for use in
any emergency. 5.
1t was also reported to-day that the
cruiser Columbia, now In dry dock. has
received orders to sail for Key West
as soon as possible. This could not re-
ceive any official verIfcation. Tho crul-
ser has had her bottom scraped and the
work OF painting her will begin to-
morrow az.E- I'D 49, sl.sH-. .rr.s.
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PENNRD IN BY RlRR.
Fatal Flames in n Pitt,bnrgh Tenement
IIouss-One Psrion sunoest<d anu Five
Others Severely Burned.

Fatal Flames in n Pittsbnrgh Tenement
IIouss-One PsrIon sunoestsd anu Five
Others Severely Burned. .a
PITTSBURGH, Pa. March Gone OF
the most exciting fires the Pittsburgh
department has ever been called upon
to fight occurred at GA Webster avenue
to-day, when one woman was suftoca-
ted and five other people 80 badly burn
ed that three may die. Three families
were penned in ramshackle building,
the stairs eaten away by flames while
they slept Here Is the result OF fifteen
minutes captivity.
Dead: Mrs. Dominic Enriello. aged
thirty. wife OF Dominic Enrlello. fruit
huckster; was separated from her hus-
band IN tho smoke and suftocated while
trying to raise window; died in the
patrol wagon.
Injured: Harry Levin. aged sixteen,
burned about face, arms and shoulders
injuries possibly fatal.
Lillian Levin, aged six, burned about
hands, feet and face: condition serious.
Max Verllnski, aged twenty-five.
burned about legs and head and fatally
injured internally.
Jessie Verlinski. aged twenty-five, his
wife. burned about the neck. feet and
face: injuries serlouB, .
Ethel VerlInski, aged eight months,
burned about hands, head and body;
Will probably die. Eti5
Elizabeth Levin. aged eighteen, an
klc broken BY jumping from second
story window; also hurt internally.
Rta Levin, aged three years. thrown
from second story window: badly bruis-
The building ut GA Webstor avenue Is
a three story brick tenement. old and
shaky. On the first noor and thc rear
or me second floor lived Sam Levin,
win hls wife and seven children. On the
second story front lived Dominic Enrl-
clio. with his wife. On tho third floor
lived Max VerlinslsI. with his wife and
| eight months old baby. ~ III. IS III, -
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LONDON, March s.-The Pekin cor

LONDON, March S.-The Pekin cor
respondent OF the Times says:
Russia has demanded that China
surrender to her NIL sovereign rights
over Port Arthur and Ia Lien Wan for
the same period and on the same con-:
ditions as In the case OF Germany at
Klao Chou. Besides this, Russia de-
mands the right to construct railway
under the same conditions as the trans
Manchurian railway, from Petuna on
that line (near the river, Sungari), to-
Kwang Chung Tsu, Mukden and Port.
Arthur. Five days are given for reply
and the agreement must be signed with
In month. {&i si
"In the event OF non compliance, Rus
sia threatens to move her troops into
Alanchurla. China Will pcrforce yield
By this agreemnt Russia will obtain
the right to send soldiers Into Lcao
Tuns, ostenslbly for the protection OF
the railway engineers" IS.
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VIII be shlpptt, ON ,he Fern.

KEY WEST, Fla, 1larch 6.-The
supplies Of the starving Cubans will not
be taken on the cruiser Montgomery
and Nashville. 1t Is understood that the
despatch boat Fern will perform this
duty. The change OF plan was ordered
from Washington yesterday or on FRI
day. A very high naval official in the
course OF an interview this evening
said: The Fern Is much better suited
for such duty. l do not know that the
change Of plans was brought about by
Spain's demand. Indeed, I am Inclined
to think 1t Is the result OF u suggestion
from Key West" - :
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WAR TALK IN HA VANA
On the suppo,ition That tho Conrt of In.
qulry VIII Decide That There was q
Mine Explosion Under tho Maine.

On the SuppoiItlon That tho Conrt OF In
quiry VIII Decide That There wa. o
Mine Explosion Under tho Maine.
HAVANA. March Gas the convlc-
ton becomes settled that the court OF
inquiry will decide that there was
mine explosion under the Maine, dis
clss!on among American naval officers
and civilians here Is prevalent as to the
War-lke measures which It Is believed
tae United States government Will
adopt In case the question OF the pay
'nen, o. indemnity by Spain Is overrul-
Gu. majority believe that American
Noops VIII be landed at some point
cast OF Havana and the insurgents
communicated with. that the Spanish
so!Hinry vii! be defeated or captured in
aesai!' and tina. In the meantime a feet
VI United States vessels will blockade,
n9t lombard, Havana. No one seems
70 uouot that the reduction OF. this city
WonId be comparatively easy. Four
tWtlre-inch suns-tNo west and two
sass OF the clty-are the only ones that
ete considered dangerous. These are
noL !!kely to be well served, while the
'eplacements are not modern. iS
IAai some spanlards are OF the opin-
.0a taat an attack on Havana VIII be
mace is believed to be shown by the
abnormal activity displayed on board
rnr-o -ea?a. The Associated Press
,S.!esspoadcnt has the best naval au-
s.ni'y Tor the statement that the Wig
~" Is IN constant state OF readiness
~. tHcsgencies and that picket boats
ne s,nt "a the alert day and night inside the
"I.oof ana outside the harbor at night.
VI VS. - POINTED out that the men OF war
,1<caya and AlmIrante Oqulndo, might
caught In blockade and fail an
10y prey TO United States fleet. The
uuISer Alfonso XIII Is without boilers
"ouio DC OF no account. All this
no.es nothing. and only shows the
s'a,e OF feeling here. -. -,
a., 2e conduct OF the Spanish divers who
NE e investigating the wreck of the
lame IS a mystery. Thus far they
"aHe not been down five hours in tho
,ssseSatc. - and they show no disposition
oA%h Anqul1J J. irE'
- Is impossible to learn the truth
t"ines' regarding the purpose OF the
Span'sh court o: inquiry. but 1t Is gem
ss.y ssny believed that the divers were
,sat a. Gown for forms sake only and
n at report will be made In accord
NJ win Instructions from Madrid, II
t,l! %ly DC that tho Spanish divers have
s1sSyercd ,sn that the whole port side of
"e so maine forward Is gone and, having
io i" fe2orted. further examination IA
ona s,"Gd @ Unnecessary. The work OF our
"" l." ",oi alEers hercefo-wnrd Is bound 10
T., ~ %9". owing to the ponderous weights
n,, NJ oe moved, and the safety CLAMPS.
Ss" sand ana t!vets that must be cut. ~
snosna ena'or Proctor Is likely TO make a
rSTSGh r'T In the senate on his return thai
;ha " @ haVo great weight In determining
Ws ,.alarc policy OF the United States,
tonI ~ much affected bp the suffering he
mum" Nun, IN MatanzaH. and highly indIg.
os nanS at what he calls tho "Inhuma nl,v
10 ,as course pursued. During a whit
s,rs. HsI'ein!sa this province he saw thou.
t'u' OF feconcentradoa who rcfuncd 10
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FIERCE STREET FIGHT
In Tcrarkann-One Man Killed, and Ono
~ MortnlIy WounIed. !.

f TEXARKANA, Ark, March 6.-rhc
iercest street battle ever witnessed in
Tcxarlsana occurred this afternoon. Five
men were engaged in the desperate
battle, one OF whom was killed out
right, another mortally wounded the
third seriously injured. while the other
two are In. hiding and the extent OF their
wounds Is not known. The casualties:
Vinson Graviano, dead. shot through
the heart. &
z s. Gravlano. mortally wounded; shot
through the breast shoulders, arms
and leg,
Pete Darrlago. seriously wounded In
the groin aud ley, & II Z
The tragedy occurred In that portion
OF the city known as Swampoodc, and
all the participants were BARRIERS. a
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WAR FEELING
IN WASHINGTON.
Excitement on Newspaper Row and
in the Hotels
OWING TO SPAIN'S ACTION,
II is Believed that the Authorities at
Madrid
OWING TO SPAIN's ACTION.
WILL ENFORCE THE DEMANDS

Ia Regard to the Manner OF tho Delivery
ofsuppil.. for the Starving cnbans,
Th,Tslk iu Havana Is Generally BASED
ou the Conviction that the Court OF In-
ouiry win Decide that There was n
Slime Explosion Under ths Msine-span.
,h plrsr, Have Only uads q Superficial
E1smlnatiou-ssnato Proctor Loaded
with Material for n Speech I'm the Senate
nm III, Return Home.
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LEES RECALL
WAS DEMANDED
By the Spanish Government but
President Refuses
T0EYEN CONSIDER THE MATTER
fie lfas Borne Himself With Eide.
lily and Courage.
OTHER DEMANDS WERE MADE
.TOEvEN CONSIDER THE MATTER
OTTER DEMANDS WERE MADE

That ths RELIEF suppllss for the cnban
Rseeneentrados be Sent ON Merchant
aud net Naval vssssis-Prssidsnt Nc.
klnlsy Also Refuses to Aeesds to that
!. Rtquest--Ths Animas OF tho Feeling
Against Consul General tLoe-spain has
chanei for Some Time over tho
American Representatives. sympathy
with tho N,surrsnt Cause.