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possible to do this, and he replied l
don't believe it is, unless they put up
cold storage plants.
Continuing, General Sypher said that
something was said by General Eagan
at this juncture concerning a preserva-
tive process, but that he gave it very
little attention Some days later,
General Sypher said, General Eagan
informed me that owing to the great
difference in price he would have TO
give the refrigerator beef a trial.
Trial was the word used"
The witness said in reply to a queS-
ton put by Major Lee that General
Eagan had said something about po-
litical pressure as the reason for the
necessity for making the trial, and that
he had said something about his con
ference with the Secretary of War. AS
to Just what he had said on this latter
point witness could not remember put
he thought Mr. Giddings had stated II
correctly.
Major Philip F. Harvey, who was
chief surgeon of the First DIVISION OF
the army at Santiago, and MaJor+A n.
Appel. who was in command OF one OF
the division hospitals, both testified, put
neither had given especial attention 10
the beef used. Major Appel said ne
had never heard a good word for the
canned beef
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DUNPHY WILL.
The Contest of the Trust Clause
Nearing an End.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.-Tne
contest of the trust clause in the will
of the late William Dunphy, instituted
by his daughter, Mrs. Flood, is nearing
an end.
The deceased millionaire left his en-
tire estate in trust until the death of
all his children. Mrs. Flood wanted her
share, and commenced suit.
Judge Trout of the Superior Court,
has ordered the respondents to file an
answer to her demurrer within ten days
The trust clauses in the estates of
James G. Fair and the estate of Walk
erly have been declared illegal, and Mrs.
Flood expects a favorable decision in
her contest
The Dunphy estate consists of nearly
two hundred thousand acres of land in
Nevada; much real estate in this city
and realty in other parts of California
The estate is supposed to be worth in
the neighborhood of 81, 100000
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Jones' Trial Begun.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.--David
w. Jones, a wealthy man of Sisklyou
County, was placed on trial to-day in
the United States District Court
charged with cutting valuable timber
on Government lands. The Government
claims that though Jones knew well
the boundaries of his land where his
sawmill is situated, he sent his men
onto Government lands and cleared
over square mile of timber, valued at
S9,O4o. The amount of timber Jones is
alleged to have cut belonging to the
public is over 100000 feet, and, in
addition to the criminal charge, the
Government is proceeding against Jones
to recover the value of the timber by
civil suit
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SCHOONER WRECKED.
The Stella EhrIand Lost Off the
Coast of Lower California.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.-News
has been received here of the loss of
the schooner Stella Ehrland, which
sailed from here on the 26th of last
month with a party of scientists sent
out by the Smithsonian Institution to
investigate animal and marine life in
the tropics. The little vessel was COM
manded by Professor A. w Anthony,
and was wrecked off the coast of Lower
California. All on board We're saved,
but the valuable collection of specimens
gathered by the party was lost
This is Professor Anthony's second
wreck experience. Once before he was
wrecked on the Central American coast
when on scientific expedition in the
schooner H. c. Whalberg. The Ehrland
party is now safe at Ensenada or some
other southern port
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Easter VeiIings.

New bonnet suggests new veil,
and any want in that direction
you'll find from the simplest
and p1ainest conventional mesh
in modest tho wanted shades,
and black, through the fancy
meshes, plain and dotted, in all
the desirable and new shades;
also black and up to the novel;
ties in the brightest favorites
from the new color card. CAL
ways the latest, always the fair
est priced.)
Black fancy mesh yelling, dotted
and plain, large and small dots.
25c yd.
Black mohair and chenille dot
silk, fancy mesh, SOC yd.
Black all-silk fancy mesh yelling,
large and small chenille dots, close
ly dotted with dots put on by hand,
75c, $1.OO to $3.50 yd.
Novelties in chiffon veilings, black,
white and new blues, ETC., 35c and
soc yd.
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San Francisco data: Maximum tenn
perature 81, minimum As, mean o2.
An area of unusually high pressure is
central in the British possessions north
of Montana this evening, while the low
est pressure is in Southern Nevada
Barometer is slowly rising in all dis
tricts.
The weather is cloudy and generally
threatening over the country west of
the Rocky Mountains. Light showers
have occurred during the day at Red
Bluff and Point Reyes.
The temperature has risen over the
Rocky Mountain region. and remained
about stationary in all other districts.
Conditions are favorable for partly
cloudy weather in California Saturday.
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Tailor Suits and
Silk Waists.

We've tailor made gowns to
grace this Easter occasion, and
give you many days service
thereafter. They're not ex-
travagant in price either. Yet
from the fit of the collar to the
swing of the skirt these gar
ments all show the skill OF high
class tailoring. There are Eton
tight fitting and fly front jack
cts and a variety of new cut
skirts.
We show serge suits in black and
colors from $3.50, $3.50, and up.
Covert cloth suits in the many
new and popular shades at $3.50,
$1,000, $500, and up
Venetians and other popular habit
cloths, which include the grays,
castor, blues and the favored new
shades, from $3.50 to $500.
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A BalIooning Club.

Certain well-known Frenchmen inter
ested in ballooning have decided 10
found a club with a view to promoting
their favorite sport The preliminary
meeting of the Aero Club. as the asso-
ciation is to be called, was held on Sat
urday on the temporary premises OF the
Automobile Club, many of whose mem
bers are to join the new body.
One of the first steps the club proposes
to take is to erect a building in the
neighborhood of Paris in which one or
more balloons will always be kept IN
a state of readiness for an immediate
ascent One of the founders of the
club NJ. Chesnay of Dijon, has already
presented it with balloon and with
special apparatus for manufacturing
hydrogen gas. The club intends to en-
courage the solution Of the various
problems connected with balloon1ng,
and as an initial effort in this direction
it already offers a prize for an improved
system of producing gas possessing the
necessary qualities for ballooning pur-
poses.
The club, too, will grant certificates
to aeronauts establishing their compe-
tence. Needless to say, the question OF
steering balloons is a matter to which
the club intends to devote special at
tention. Among the most prominent
promoters of the Aero Club are the
Prince d'Orleans, Hiram Maxim, the
Baron de Zuylen de Nyewelt and the
Comte de Dion.-London Standard.
-H----
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Our final Easter preparation
for misses and children you'll
see in an entirely new display
of 1eghorn flats in connection
with the jaunty smaller shapes
Of fancy straws. They're
dainty, airily and variously
trimmed with chiffon, maline
and flowers, narrow velvet and
silk ribbons, plain or plaid, and
gauze, lace aigretts, etc.
The chi1dren's styles priced
from $3.50 to $500. The
misses styles priced from $3.50
to $3.50.
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SILK WAISTS.

The most wanted silk waists this
season are made of plain taffetas
in light shades and blacks. and it
takes an artist, too, to make them
with their multitude of tuckings and
cordings, and the rest-pen pictures
would poorly describe them. They're
priced from $500, $3.50 and 81 so.
up, and you must see them to really
appreciate the great worth modest
price represents.
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Fine Easter Footwear.

Perhaps no portion of a per-
sons apparel has known so
many alterations in the past
few years as have shoes, and as
a consequence the reliable
makers have had golden op-
portunity to work their wares
up TO the present state of per-
fection. To-day's styles are the
embodiment Of comfort and ease
and our stock is made up of
only the best of to-day's styles,
and priced in our own inimita-
BILE and popular style. Prices
and qualities which bring you
back again.
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Crops in Splendid Condition,

SUISUN, March 81. = Orchardists
state that almonds in the Vaca and Sui
sun Valleys are in fine condition, and
the prospects are that the crop will be
the largest ever known. From Rio
Vista comes the report that the grain
crop in that extensive belt will be un-
precedented as regards large yield.
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Passed Counterfeit Money.

SUISUN, March 31.-A man giving
his name as r. T. Thompson has been
arrested in Vallejo charged with. pass
ing counterfeit money. He has victim
lied several merchants in a small way
while making change. The authorities
believe the prisoner is a smooth swim
der and an experienced coin maker
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Favorable for Partly Cloudy In
California To-Day.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 81. -
Weather conditions and general fore
cast The following are the seasonal
rainfalls to date compared with those
of same date last season and ralnfall
in last twenty-four hours:
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OUR sI.OO GLOVES.

Come in two-clasp pique and three
clasp styles in black, white and all
the new and favored shades in black
or colored stitching to match your
costume if you like.
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gloves come to us by direct i'm
portation, and from the $1.OO
kind to the higher-priced, it's
merit we looked for when Sc
lecting and not profit. That's
why you'll profit by purchasing
your gloves here.
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A Laborer's Fatal Fall.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 31.-Hugh
Lynch. laborer. fell out of a third
story window to-day and was killed He
had been drinking heavily, and mistook
the window for door.
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And the genuine Dents ladies'
walking glove in tan and leather
shades we sell at $500.
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Electricity.

My DR.. Sanden Electric Belt infuses this
wonderful force gently into your nerves and
vitals while you sleep at night. 1t awakens
your dormant energies and produces a man
such as nature intended you to be. 1t over
comes all your weakness, stops all draining
of vitality, and restores the natural energy
Let me send you my book. Three Glasses
of Men," devoted to the upbuilding of physi-
cal manhood. 1t Is worth reading, and will
give you proof that my system Of treatment
Is successful after all others fail you Call
3 II you can-that is ibest--or write to
DIR. NJ. A. MCLAUGHLIN, 700 Market
street. corner Geary, San Francisco. Office
hours 5 a. m. to s p m; Sundays 10 to /.
DR.. Sanden's Belts are not for sale in
drug stores.
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OUR $3.50 GLOVES.

Are favorably represented in
two-clasp English walking glove;
tan, red, brown and white.
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The Alexandra three-clasp style in
black only, undressed kid, is our
popular S1.15 glove.
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White OxfOrds and
Slippers.

Young ladies' best white kid lace
Oxfords; the prettiest ever shown
at the price; stylish pattern; latest
toe; sizes 2la to ~; S1.50. Chill
dren's and misses white kid one
strap slippers; handsome bow and
ornament over instep, $1.OO. to $1.35.
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What Sort of
r1an Are You?

noES THE MAN LIVE WHO DOES NOT LIKE
II to be respected for his manly character?
| believe not. 1t is part of our nature-and
good part-to admire strength. Nothing
is grander than a grand specimen of physi-
cal and mental manhood. Therefore. aim
to be man in all respects. You can be
better man than you are. There is an ele-
ment which develops all that is good in a
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THOSE FROM soc UP.
Your
Gloves
For
Easter.

Have you pur-
chased them
yet? IF you
have not, let
us fit you at
o u + counter
this time. Our
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Fine Kid Oxfords, l.. XIV.
Heel, SIS

Ladies' excellent chrome kid lace
Oxfords; silk figured vesting tops;
new Panel pattern: genuine L.
". turned heel; a beauty, in either
chocolate or black. Price, 500.
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Misses Vesting Cloth
Top, S1.75.

We show a very handsome dress
shoe for misses wear of fine vlci
kid, with pretty vestirg cloth top;
lace; new round toe; sizes IL to z.
81 15
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ParasOls.

Another fitting adjunct to
your Easter outfit, which will
also fit into your preparation
FOR the heated term to follow, is
the paraso1. A pretty white
one would be the correct thing,
and we can surely suit you as to
price.
White Japanese silk parasols, with
one ruffie. Price, $1.25.
White Japanese Silk parasols, with
two ruff1es. Price, $1.50.
White Japanese silk parasols. with
three ruffies Price, $1.I5.
Each of the above-described para
soils have paragon frames and neat
white enameled handles
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rilla and iron. champagne cider, ginger
ale. orange cider. J. McMorry, agent
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Ribbons and NeCkWear.

Ribbon styles run on the
striped order and to say that
they embody all the multitones
of the hues of the rainbow is
perhaps the easiest way for de-
scription, and we've all widths,
all kinds and all prices.
Fancy neckwear for women
comes in many dainty conceits,
and we've a representative
showing.
Stocks of ribbon to go twice
around the neck, terminating with
pretty embossed buckle fastening,
are quite the latest fad.
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Silk Petticoats.


If you've a thought of silk
skirt, no matter how your
fancy runs, you may be suited
here. New kinds, new colorings,
with all their rustic and frou-
frou, and priced to preclude a
possibility of extravagance.
Ladies changeable taffeta silk
skirts, deep f1ounce, with four rows
of cording, founce face and vel
veteen- bound. colors cerise, new
blue, turquoise, red and golden
brown. Price, $500.
Ladies taffeta silk skirts, Spanish
fiounce, corded, extra dust ruff1e; all
the newest shades of green, tur-
quoise, cerise and purple. Prices,
$3.50 and $3.50.
Ladies taffeta silk skirts, with
four and five ruff1es on bottom of
skirt; colors, light green, light blue.
heliotrope, purple, cerise, new blue.
Prices, $1,000 and $3.50.
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Odors for the
'Kerchief.

Perfumes exquis-
ite, lasting in quail
tiles, and a de-
1ightful assort-
ment, among which
you'll surely find
your favorite. All
high grade quad
ruple extracts.
None superior.
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LOUNGE BOTTLE, Csc.
Comprised in this assortment is
jockey club, goya lily. hel1otrope'
stephanotis, violet, white rose, ylang
ylang, Swiss lilac, edeina, ETC.
NEW ODORS.
From the best known manufactur-
ers we quote as follows:
ROGER & GALLET'S Perfumes
Exquisite-Violet de Parme, 9oc;
Vera violette, $1.25; Peau DYES
pagne, $1.25.
COLGATES & CO-New Odour OF
Virous, o., soc, cut glass stopper
Alpa Violet, 9Oc; Hermosa, 9Oc.
VIOLET & CO.-Paris, y OF. SIZE
25c; OF. size, soc; or. size Violet
de Parme, $1.O0; 2 OF. size Extra
Violet, 81. %; OF. size Ambre, $i.&o.
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WOmen's Trimmed
Easter Hats.

Busy as we've been, rushed to
the utmost, we managed to pre-
pare, at intervals of a breath, a
representative lot of new crea-
tions for to-day's be1ated
choosers. Mingled with the pat
terms of late arrival and many
beauties yet unchosen we can
safely say we've hat for every
one at everyone's price.
There are styles in rough and
smooth straws, and artistic
made shapes for women in all
the favored coIors. Elegantly
trimmed with the newest ma
terials and a wealth Of How-
ers, combining in the majority
the popular shades of fuchsia,
violet, bluet and their multi
tones. Then there's the grays
and the black and white. Priced
$3.50, $500, $3.50, $1,000 and
up.
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Dainty Easter 'kerchiefs
No part of the Easter toilet is
to be neg1ected-surely not the
handkerchief. So you'll find an
array from which to choose
which we feel sure you will like.
They're not expensive-just
dainty and pretty.
THOSE AT 1215c.
Have scalloped edges daintily en-
broidered, in new attractive pat
terms on sheer Swiss and others
at the same price are hemstitched
edges and embroidered.
THOSE AT Csc.
Are finer and of linen as we'll as of
Swiss; are also hemstitched or
scalloped and embroidered, in deli
cate and attractive manner.
THOSE FROM soc UP.
Still finer; sheer dainty bits of
linen, showing their superiority in
a general way; some plain hem
stitched; others show the art of hand
embroidery in delicate effects. Priced
SOC, 15c,. $1.00, and up to $500.
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Is
millinery need in the garment?
bits that fit right Easter o Really ask about them ALL
but BE SURE YOU'VE NOT FORGOTTEN ANYTHING.
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0tra opinion,
ACTUALlDAD PALPITANTE
Los lndefnidOs

I'm POGO cortas nos psreoen las apreoiacio.
mes del amigo se1or B. al iuzgar en- So arttoulo
de aver & los sinde6nidos.s
Cleric que. los hay por inaiferencia, por
apatfa y por e~goismo; pero existe t.mbien una
Justification que ell sehor B. olvlda o quiere OIL
vid.r: los indefnil los por essco,, 81, sefor,
DOR AGO. Asco que produce Ia polftica menu
ds de que nos hsblaba en dias pasados tai veg
el mismo se6or B as,o que produce ell perso.
nalismo desplegado a son de trompeta Cease
discursos) en- campo que debiera fecuudarse con
idea. de progreso par. 81 pats (los meetiog')
E,tos indefnidos iran & las urn ,s, y depo-
sitarau 81 voto q favor dc squellas personals
que <a gu entender,, reunan las condioione % ne.
~cesarias para sdministrsr con acierto los int.
resss del procomuns, sin compromises de MIN
guns especie, sin mas mirss que ell b~ienestar y
Ia prosperidad del pats, teatro hoy de una que.
IRA frstricida tanto mas censurable cusnto que
hs de anular, como esta auulsnio, & ambas fuer.
sss contendientes, al pats puertorriqneho
En- cuanto q los inde6nidos por indiferen
ola, por s1atfs, 6 por ~egoismo. esos, h,blemos
en- plata, chi son patriotsr, nj son hombres.s
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DEL GOBIERNO GENERAL,

Hemos DIDO decir que estAn va para publ
carse en- la <Gaceta Official. varias disposioio.
nes del Quartet General del D~epartamento, ten.
denies & reformar algunas o%rdenansas munioi.
palea.
En- elias 6gura la oreaci6n de I'm Tribunal
de Policfa compueato por ell Aloalde y 81 Score.
tario de los A~yuntamientos, PARA fsllar en- to-
das aquellas faltas que no oonstituyan dellto y
cue por 10 tanto no tendrAn que pasar & la iu.
risdic ,;6a del Juzga1o municipal.
Sc prohibi1a andar por las GALES en- cami
seta, desoalso 8 de cua!quier otro modo que sea
atentatorio contra la moral y lie d%eoencia publ
Las blasfemias, palabras %incultas y frases
inmorales proferidas en- la VIA pdblica, serAn
daramente oastigadas con multa 8 prisi6n.
Los fallos de este Tribunal serAn inapela
b!es.
Vayan tomsndo nota los que & diario in
currsn en- estas f~altas, con ~perjuicio lei buen
orden, para que Sc preparen & reoibir ell castigo
en- case de que contravinieran estas oportunas y
plausibles disposiciones.
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Tn DQel %pr0yGCt0.
Casa de maternidad,

Tene mos noticias fded;gnas de que va es
t& reunida Ia cantidad metAllca sufciente para
estab!ecer en- esta oiudsd On pequeno Hospital
de maternidad psra mujeres indigentes, com
puesto por shora de dooe osmas, seis de elias
para preparedness y las otras seis destinsdas 1
los sctos consumad, O..
. Los Doctores Nuhez, del Vale, Herman.
DEE, Carbonell, VeIes y otros han cooperate &c.
nerosamente con Ell doctor Lugo Vihas para lie
gar al flo deseado, cuyos sehcres merecen en-.
t~uaiastas splausos por tan atil = humsnitaria
o1esci6n
FL edi6cio serA oonstruido expresamente
con TODD ell cuidado Y esmero que sea neoessrio
para ell fin y objeto & que Sc d%estins, = de supo.
ner es, que ell Ayuntamiento en- masa apoyara
por todos los medios 4 go alcanoe la realisation
de Ia obrs, commensurate por ~facilitar gratuita
mente ell solar donds deba levantarse Ell edit
Oin
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La sal para ell ganado.

La sal, en- cantidad moderada, ca muy it'll
para ~facilitar Ia Digestion; ell deseo de ella es
natural para todos los animales herbfvoros, y
espeoialments para los rumiantes. 81 4 las va.
CAS- no so les da sal con regulsridad, es muoho
mas trabajoso haoer manteoa con Ia leche cue
elias dan, y Sc cree que este 60 debido 4 que Ia
falta de sal haoe que los alimentos fermenten
en- ell estomago antes de digerirse, 10 oual pro-
duoe 6ebre J aument la oaseina de Ia leohe.
Esto mismo sucede tambi6n en- el oto6o cuan-
do &c ds alimento seco . las vaoas que han ests.
do psstando 6 oomiendo verde
Las vscas deben conner sal cuando menos
dos veoes . Ia semana 6 10 que aun 80 mejor,
tenerla siempre a 50 disposition. pues no hay
peligro de que Ia tomen en- exceso.
90. En- New York reina gran entusissmo
Por las u!tlma' vlotorlae :lc.n.adas POI 81 ejsr.
otto americana en- 81 archipelago de Filipinas.
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l%n8B|aterra,
LOS ESTAD0S UNID0S YfL JAP0N
(Traducido de The Criterion.)

<Una carta de Londres reoibida la semana
pasada dice asf:
eNuestro ejeroito en- ell Africa del Sur no
volverA q Inglaterra cuando hayamos copquis-
tado 4 los Beers. FL objeto de mandarlo al
Transvaal es parte de I'm plan mas grande, el
de tener mas 8 menos cerca de China IN con.
siderable ejefcito ing'6s, en- forma de poder fa-
cilmente trasportarlo & los mares de China.
Despues del Transvaal, China. Como vuestro
asunto de F~ilipinss estarA terminado antes del
Verano proximo, y tsmbien los beers estaran
subyugados antes de dicho tempo, Ia posibili.
dad de desembarcar en- China faerzas conpues-
tas del ej6rcito ipgl6s y americana que llegaen
a 100000 hombres veteranos Sc We facilmente.
81 Jap6n ayudarh. La Russia serfa enton-
cea hechada para atrAs no solamente del Norte
de China, sine tambiea del Centre de Asia..
Dice ell peri6dico antes dicho <esto parece
fantAstioo, pero haremos bien en- no olvidar-
lc.s
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On diario aleman, el Loko1 An$eiger, AHA
de que ell gobierno manifestar& al P~arlamento
Ia neceeidad de que 50 aumente la armada, ter
mlnsda que sea Ia construction de aIguuos bu-
ques de guerra.
-Sigue hablAndose en- Parfs de Ia pr6xi.
ma entrevista de los tres emperadores de la. Pc.
lonia rusa, acaso en- ell palacio de Scala; pero
en- los cfrculos diplomatioos SO asegu:a que ma.
da hay acordado sobre ell particular.
-El periddico de Londres sThs Globes
declara que. & pesar de las %noticias optimistas
que 90 reciben del teatro de la guerra, hay que
%oonfesar que ell adversario mas tsmible que hs
tenido Inglaterra, desde Waterloo hasta el pre-
sente. es Ia ra1a boer.
ri mismo peri61ico dice tambi6n que ell
plan de %oampahs de los trssvaalenses es pro-
ducto de 40 lsborioso y detenido e.tudio contra
el cual la Gran Breta1s no podrA veneer sino
& largo plazo. contando con la syuds del item
pc.
-Algunos' 'peri6dioos alem anes Green po.
eible que 81 emperador Guiilermo desi.ta de 81
proyeotado viaje 4 Inglaterra.
Ahsden que ell Gear de Russia hara una vi
sta al emperador de Alemania en- B erlin q fp
de oe!ebrar uns conferenc,a ambos soberanos
Embellishments va han debido desemb. r
car en- Cspetown. $4,000 individuos de trop
del ej6rcito ing g. La suma de- hombres e..
hasta Ia feoha & 10000.
I'll captain general de Barcelona ha reu-
nido en- su despaoho 4 los directories de les pa
riddiooa, manifestani oles cusles son los asan
tos que, en- virtui de! estado de guerra, debt
abstenerse la prenea de oomentar y ~1elatar.
La hue'ga de cocheros sigue en- ell mismc
estsdo, regandose los patronos & reoonocer |.
sociedad de los dependencies.
Estos p~ersisten en- Ia huelga.