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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-03

OFFICE HouRs-Unul o a. m. and from
~ 1880 to $3.50 and from 2 to 8 p. m. Office
and residence, 22o west Gold avenue, Albu.
querque, N. NJ.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-29
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the an
III meeting Of the stockholders OF the
bhnsburg Water Company will be held
khs office OF the secretary of said Com
kny on Tuesday, January 9th 1900 at l
Et6tk .. IN. for the purpose of electing
h trustees and transacting such other
|hinsss as may come before the meeting.
G. H. STEWART,
|GS Secretary.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-29
How are your Eyes?


INV people are fitted with glasses
,lher mlsftted-where glasses are
& seded, but appropriate treatment
|trd and thereby the patients condi-
q nndered worse than before. DR.. H.
smith Of San Francisco now in ELL
Ian 10 . competent oculist and fully
susd to perform all operations upon
. hat successfully all diseases of the
= md will fit glasses where they are
lid. Eyes tested free OF charge
IN day from to 4 p. m. Room 3 in
Ihny Block. nov24
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-29

Hew Arc Your Kidneyss
= Bohbe 0paragus Pills cure all kidney ills. Sam.
I'M Add Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago OF Z. Y.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-29

-.....s Your Bowels with Cascarets.
c..av Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
~ nc. G. G. fail. druggists refund money.
L'Italia., 1899-08-22

NUONA FOTOGkAFlA IIALlANa
e49 Pacific st. ira Battery Front, r.
tratti di primo ordine a sl.50 per dOs
Asgnifici ingrundimepti sl erayo
So q TTHGHTn
STOCKTON DRUG CO.-GHlGLlkh
q KOEHLER. Unica farmacia Italian
dellinterno. Gran depositO di lutte
specialitA Italiane, Frnncesi ed Amer
cane. Cor Main and bnttsr atockto,
ALL'ANTICA FOTOGRAFIA ITA
LLAMA, 223 Montgomery avenue, al
COLO di Broadway, al possono otteneI
migliori ritratti fotografie a crayo
ed acquerello. PrOcessi modernissim
PreExi dA 81 In sH ALA dozziAA
L'Italia., 1899-08-22
Tia 10 scope dj promuovee gil Scamb ira gil Sta Unit ed il
reSO del lOndO

II compito del giornalc 4 di tenerc
informaM lettori di quanto accadc mel
monde. Siam cer6 che / nostr lcttori
admquc sapranno apprc11are come si
inertia, Ia serie di corrispondenzc dad
le E~posilioni che qucStanno han uo-
go iu que~ti Stat Unit.
pohhmo occuparccnc pcrchc ad
ambo le Esposilioni l'ltalia q degua-
meutc rapprescntata Oeei la volta
della Graude National Export ENposi-
tiou di Philadelphia, il cui scope di
rageruppare tutto quanto producono
eli Stau Unit G gil altr pacsi. onde
facilitare il ibero scambio che 4 vita.
progresso, ciyitA,
All'Esposizione di Philadelphia son
rappresentnte le varie colonie dcll'Afri
ca; l'Arabia; tutta rAmcrica del Sud
e Ccntrale; rAustralia; lAustria; il
Relgio; Canada: China. Danimarca.
Francia. Germauia. Grecia, Hawaii, o
landa, India Ia nostru lta'il. lnsom.
ma lutte le na1ioni del monde.
L'ltalia q nppres entata dai srRuenti
commissari.
Prof. Mario Salvini di Fircnzc e
Mario Tappari d,'lla stessa citta. Car
10 Bettocchi dell'Universita di Napoli
Cav. Carlo Naccari Giuseppe OrefI-
ce, della Camera di Commerce. di vi
cenla. l.e Cam ne di Coumcrcin di Mi
lano, Torino. Mrss.na. Napoli, Fircnlr
Is Geneva, cspungono per couto di im-
portant ease italiaue, ed cspougouo
quanto produce la nostra industrial.
L'Amcrica buona cliente truiamo-
celia d'acconto
II gran palalzo Centralc racchmdc
tutti prodotti dele diverse industrit
del commereio dellag'icoltura non
che ogni gencrc di materialc pTcgRio
di ogni china paese. per la produlio-
L'Italia., 1899-08-22
DEWEY In
ITALIA.
lie feSte di LiyOrnO - Ag.
greSSiOni cOntrO i
marinai?
Dlspacclo TelegrafIcoa

LINORNO. y. L"ONmpia" par
tira ALA volta di Mia Isl rimarrA per
una settimana. avendo promesso al
suoi ufficiali di offrir loro un'opportu
nita di ammirare lie bellezze della ri.
viera
L'ammiraglio Dewey 81 intieramen
te ristabilito code ottima salute.
Abuse al suo male attrihuendolo al
Ia sua indiscrczione nelraver prcso par
te a tant inviti tante feste durante
il soggiorno Napoli e enthusiastic
dele accogienze ospitalita della bel
la PartenoPe.
Ricevette molte viste. Molt ufficia-
Ii deH'"Olympia" visitarono Pisa III
renze.
Sotto eli auspiri della signora Smith.
consorte del Console. americana qui,
Dewey dicde nm ricevimento speciale
allie signoriue della CittA.
II trattenimeuto fu poi scguito da
ballo ~ulla copcita della nave. Teri a
scra Dewey motif americani crano
present. in un palchetto al teatro DE
state Politcamal. IL palchetto era ga
iamente addobbato col colori italiaui e
americani. Da mc1zanottc allie . soirco
al gala i'm casa del Console.
Nclla Cattedrale venne celebrate
gran messa in musica ALA quale asst
stettero tutti marinai
Mel pomeriggio d'oggi Dewey fece
una passeggiata In carro1za
IONDRA. n Tn diHpaccio da Ii
yorno reca che ; persone furono arre-
state per aver aggrcdito e feriti a'cuni
marinai della nave americana "OlNm-
pia" Mancano per0 dettagli dcll'affa-
L'Italia., 1899-08-22

mercio ed nll'lndustria per ! bcnefici
al popolo che potrA formarsi un'idea
dcl prodotti iii ogni ciascun paesc
Non mancano machine elcttrichc
le mcraviRlie dcll'alha del 200 Secoln
cd AMI qucsto riparto promette sor-
prcsc strabilinnti,
Vita ed ANNA. ideatorc cd instanca-
bite promotore iii qucsta grande Espo-
silionc, fu Fcgregio Dottor W. T.
Wilson Ria direttore foudntore del
Commercial Museum az quclln Citta
unico in America
Fu all'hsposizionc di Chicago owe II
Dr Wilson conccpi riden del Conn
mcrcIal Museum ad imilazione III quci-
Ii di Europa
r. dott0rc ia @cieu1c naturili e ia
nllicyo drllunivcrsith del Michigan
owe 81 laurco con onorc
Egli viaggio motto II monde specie
lItalia e pin prccisamcntc visito Mi
lauo e. TOriuo e. Gcnova, owe, da no
mo pratico colto, cbbc campo iii am
mirarc Il gcnio italiano cd cnandio lr
nostrc industric, progr-ssi cd attiyitA
IN ogni campo dcll'umnno progrcsso.
ed per questo che q AMIGO sincere
dcll'ltalin e. dcpli italiani
Lo coadiuY0 ncllorganizalionc del
Musco il pr. Gustnvo Niederlcin un
altro colto 81 crudito scieulinto II
L'Italia., 1899-08-22

iniuouarouo la "Carmagnolc' Ale .
antimcidiane Ia folla era aurora bra-
GA di fcrocIa. Ben - mila dimostranti
pcrrorrcvano cantando e srhilmazlan-
do. ID Boulevard Magenta Al loro ar
riyo alI'ayeuuc dee Saillcbmrg. imbat
tcrouo con forte ncrbo di polliotti =
me- scgui altro conflitto.
Ben $50 fcriti furonO raccolu per la
strada, fra questi parecchi morlruu
no.
L'Italia., 1899-08-22
IL PROCESSO DI RENNES.
C0NTINUAN0 LIE DEPOSIZIONI Del TESTI
NOM D'ACCUSA.
II CapitanO DreyfuS e admirable pei mOdO
come 81 difende.

e poi, yolgendosi verso la corte disse:
III giorno stesso che quest'uomo ora
pretende 10 fossi state con lui al mini
stero della guerra. 10 ero invece a
Mulhouse ad assiStere al funerale di
mio padre,
DreyfuS 81 mantenne FREDDIE, ma Sc
verissimo.
Jaunk aggiunse poi che Dreyfus qua
lie attache del dipartimento di artiglie-
ria, aveva occasione di yedere molti do
cumenti Important secreti sulle diffe-
renzc dellartiglieria tedesca e france
st, fu qui che abuse della fiducia in
lui riposta.
Junk dimostr0 di eSsere motto al
corrente dell'affare DreYfus. Era pur
presente all'esame di Esterhaly ed
Henry ALA cortc di cassalione. Accu-
so Bcrtulus al aver chieste dele cose
piuttosto vaghe Bcrtulus ST alz0 ell
apostrofo 81 tcStc ma ! giudici 10 ri-
chiamarono all'orlinc. Junk disse che
Dreyfus fece delle domande PROPOSE
to del piani di mohilitazione. domande
che suscitarono suhito del sospetti.
Qui, ravvocato Demauge domand0 a
Junk come mai potesse ora far tale
dichiarazione quando gia prima dichia
r0 che non ayeNn mai sospettato Drey-
fus prima del suo arresto. Dreyfus 81
alz0 nuovamente ed interpell0 il teste
Junk. Era sempre palli,lo, ma seIeno
in yolto Ia sua voce franca.
Neg0 recisamente che egli 81 fossc
abbandouato ri viii ed al giuoco di-
chiaro false le deposizioni di Junk
Dreyfus disse
Non mi importa di parlare ora dellc
confidence su cose private che Junk
pin ,olte ebbe occasione di farmi. lie
mie mani son pulite ed mia intenzio-
me- ~ mautenerle tall Ma egli parla di
cosc di giuoco ed 10 sono i'm doyere di
protestarc poiche le sue dichiarazioni
sono false
Egli dice di avermi veduto giuocarc
al club dies lIommes ebhene 10 giu-
ro che mai fui quel Club. 10 nutro
siln.i, ,I,. oli ,n,,int "A on,r. oh..
sono membri di quel club vorranno
,.,i,. ami q d.no,.r,. . .o.tor.r. l.. m -.
,..,,.,iont..
o,ar,io Dr.,f,s fini ii ,,,lor. R.,.
t,l,. - al,a n,o,an,.n+. ,.;,no,a !.
su. ,,,.,+o.t. oo,tro rn,l. nj oho
I,nl. ,....r, ,.,,., ..,.li 1a.r.,,i,.,. ar, ,,no
np,,i,.,,oro N r1enr, . cb, t,le or, In
loro ,,ici,io oh, nm, volt, 81 oh,r,c-
ci,r,no, o,i Go,se R.rtrirs . T,,l.
80 .,...,,,l,i,,.,,,, ,,,r,i ,...,,,. a. i,,,,,r,,
L'Italia., 1899-08-22
| 'aSSaSSinO di LabOri sui.
cida?

RENNES, u. F. I'm dispaccio da ST..
Etienne reca che un mercante girova-
go 81 suicide oegi Louyirs che mel
mentre ST Sparaya AN colPo iii rivolte.-
lata grido: Il miuistri sono response
bi!i di questo mio alto"
Il -uic.da ha una dec.sa assom. .glian
"a alraggrcssore di Labori. La po.iz.a
ordin1 uuiuchiesta Immediate.
L'Italia., 1899-08-22

DIR. W. j. YOUNG. NJ. p. gla as-
sistente medico-chirurgico alfOspedals
TedescO III San Francisco. UFFlCIO:
AL Schrlcke Bldg. Stanze Nj. S-D-1O.
ORARIO dale D-l1 ant. IA e ~ oom.
al numero - 3. California stockton
cal. Telrrono ufriciO. Blue II Tel. re-
sldenIs. 1871 Red.
L'Italia., 1899-08-22
CDispaccio TelegraficoD

RENNES. u - Questa name CONT
nu0 Ia se5uto deg tribnnole mel nroces-
so Drevfus.
I.,a.cusato era pallfdissimo ouando
entro neu.aula riudiziario Nel suo
yolto Vi 9 una certa espressione di me
lancoDia che ispira pieta.
II pt-imo teste esaminato I'm il gene-
rale Fahre Ouesti disse che secondo
il spo parere. la calligrafia del docu-
mento seouestrato da ui stesso che
ora ia parte del Dossier. calligrafia
di Drevfus.
Agginnse altresi che la condotta del
sospetto diede sempre luogo a com
menu
Fabre pero 81 contradisse ripeuta-
ment" Dreyfu~ rinterrogo pin volte
ed insistette che Fahre aveva torto di
pensar cosi.
L'avvocato Demange topo chiese a
Fobrc come maj puo egii essere eosi
fermo nellie sue conyinzioni. quando,
ALA prima corte marziale diceva che
nuila sapeva ne ebbe a che fare nella
faccenda DreNtus. L'aVNocato qulhdi
lesse lie deposzioni di Fabre di cinqne
L'Italia., 1899-08-22
DiSOrdjni in BOemia.
lDlspncclo TeIegrnfIcol

PHAGA. 81 Alt'i disnrdin avycn
nero icri Dur dm0stranu rimiscro
uccisI e. ! frriii Trattasi Huu nuntlcn
odio di ralla fra tcdcschi olechi A
GradiH aYycnnrro pure altrI diaorlini.
ed Ia nltri punt della Borma
L'Italia., 1899-08-22
CriSi in Prussia.
Dispaccio Telegrafico)

BERLINO. ~ Il "Taecblatt'
quest oggi dice che llmpcrliore ha ac
ccttato De dimi-s.oui del miuislro prus
.Lnnn
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-09-01
MORE RI0TING.
Several Cars on the Zig Consolidated
Street Railway Almost Wrecked.
The Rear vestibules of the Cars Were Ut.
terly Demolished by the Mob and Every
Window Was Observation-Disclosures
Were Rou shly Handled.

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 3O.-Rioting
and disorder broke out Tuesday night
in connection with the strike on the
lines of the Big Consolidated street
railway, and four cars were nearly
demolished, while the crews were COM
PEELED to fee for their lives. 1t was
only after determined efforts on the
part of so police under Capt. Bradley
that order was finally restored.
The first rioting of the evening oc.
Cured on Central avenue near the G. &
p. railroad crossing, where an east
bound car jumped from the track at
the derailing switch. 1t was about
o'clock and workingmen were return
ing home from the factories and mills
in the vicinity. A mob of several hun
dred people soon gathered and the law.
less element began to stone the car
and crew.
Another eastbound car soon arrived
at the crossing and was brought to
standstill. The motormen and con-
ductors were pulled from the cars and
only succeeded in escaping after pass
ing through a gauntlet of rocks and
stones.
The crew of the first car Jared as
badly and even worse, the motorman
being badly injured. A west bound
car was also stopped at the crossing
and the crew was nearly mobbed by
the now frantic crowd. The front and
rear vestibules of all the cars were ut
terly demolished, while every window
was broken. They presented dilapi-
dated appearance when taken to the
barns by the wrecking crews.
Later in the evening a mob of about
5000 people gathered at the corner OF
| Central and Lincoln avenues, which is
8 residence portion of the city. The
crew of this car was saved from serious
injury by the arrival of a'detach ment
Of police under Sergt Prang. It is
expected many arrests will! follow the
Outrages.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-09-01
A PHILANTHROPIST.
He Was Going to Get Rich and Get.
Up Something to Cool the
People Of.

eyes, sir" exclaimed the man with a.
linen duster and high-crowned straw hat.
IN going to do it"
what are you going to do?" asked the
policeman to whom the stranger had ad.
dressed himself.
You know" be went on, without heed.
ing the question, "that the summer months
are invariably marked by increased out.
breaks of all kinds Mems angry passions
seem to rise with the thermometer"
What were you threatening just now?"
asked the policeman, sternly.
Threatening"
eyes. You said you were going to do
something: What are you going to do?"
I'm going to get rich. I'm going to get
some steady employment and save up my
money and invest it judiciously and get
rich. There's no end of good you can do.
with riches. Rich men are doing a great
deal of good now. They establish schools
and colleges and libraries and let the people
get acquainted with the soothing thoughts
of philosophy and the sublimities of science.
But in the months of July and August you,
as a practical criminologist, have doubtless
observed philosophy and science don't work.
By the time l have got rich there will be
all the colleges and libraries that there will
be need of, and / will cap the summit of
our civilization with beq;'est for NAM
moth marble refrigerator IL each town, so
that when anybody feels his Indignation
rising he can go there and wander up and
down the stately corridors and cool of. p
Washington Star.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-09-01
RUMoRs OF coNspIRAcIEs.
Opinion on the Part of the Generals
on the Dreyfus Affair.

RENNEs, Aug. 31.-The air of Rennes
Wednesday evening was filed with
rumors of conspiracies and predictions
of coups de theatre, but nothing pre-
else can, be ascertained. Gen. Mercier's
attitude during the last few days has
mysti6ed his followers in the case. he
is extremely clever and the general
feeling that he is preparing some
thing, the existence of which will be
revealed in a few days. 1t is now ac-
cepted as beyond question that there is
serious division of opinion on the
part of the generals. While the case
was running smoothly against Capt.
Dreyfus they all pulled together, but
since the tide of evidence began to turn
in his favor, as was notably the case
during the testimony of Capt. Frey
staetter and Col. Cordier, which
proved much more damaging to the
general staff than the latter antici-
pated, certain dividing lines having
become manifest between the various
cliques. Gen. Roget, Maj. Lauth, Capt
Cuignet and M. Gribelin, the principal
keeper of the archives of the war Of
fee, form one coterie. Gen. MERCER
and Gen. Gonse form another, and Gen.
Billot and Gen DeBoisdeffre third.
All these rumors may be without
foundation, but in any event they are
symptomatic of the feeling in Rennes
that something is going on under the
surface and that the complexion of the
trial may be altered by some coup at
any moment.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-09-01
NEW RECRUITS.
Already 1854 Men Have BeeniEnrolled
for Additional Regiments.
With About 100 Commissioned Places
Yet to Fill Secretary Root Finds Him.
self Overwhelmed With Applca-
tions for Positions.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Although re-
cruiting for the ten new volunteer reg
inents has not yet been actively start
ed in all parts of the country, 2,76z
men have already been secured for
these regiments. including 157 enrolled
Monday. Additional recruiting sta
tons are being established in different
parts of the country and it is expected
that the enrolment of troops will pro-
gress rapidly from now on.
With about 100 commissioned places
yet to fill in the ten new regiments
under organization, Secretary Root
finds himself overwhelmed with appli-
cations, even greater in number than
the sum total of those received at the
beginning of the Spanish-American
war. 1t is said at the war department
that the large majority of the men
who held commissions in the volunteer
army in that war are again applicants
for service in the Philippine campaign,
reinforced by nearly all Of those who
held commissioned places. This same
willingness to re-enter the service is
said to be observable among the en-
lis ed men, and the officials cite as a
case in point Col. Bells regiment, the
27th volunteer infantry, made up of
As per cent. of men who served
as volunteers in the Spanish American
war and per cent who were in the
regular army in that war. or total
percentage of 81 in one regiment.
Secretary Root has resolved to en-
terrain no personal applications for
commissions and insists upon all being
preferred through the regular chan
nels.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-09-01
HORSE REVIEW STAKE.
ldoIita Pulled Down the Winners Share OF
1t at Dubuque-Fastest Three-Year-
Old Futurity Ever TrOtted

DUBUQUE, Ia, Aug. 80. - Idolita.
owned by Frank Jones, of Portsmouth,
n. H., pulled down the winners share
of the rich Horse Review stake for
three year old trotters Tuesday. The
little bay walked away from
the field in each of the three heats and
won hands down. The purse was
worth S2O 600 and was the third of
cries of futurity offerings put up by
Mr.. John c. Bauer, of Chicago. Tues
day race was the fastest three year
old Futurity ever trotted. The first heat
was made in the following time: SO,
1906 1:4O, 1928.
This was the fastest of the three
heats and equals the 3-year-old record
in class trot made at Louisville last
year.
The money was divided as follows:
Idolita, owned by Frank Jones, 50, 900;
Extasy, owned by H. c. Mcdowell, of
Lexington, S4, 500; Rita E. owned by
H. w. Brown, of Salt Lake, 50, $50;
Irma Electric, owned by Henry Avail,
Dallas, Tex, $3.50; My Trick, owned
by Marcus Daily, of Montana, $500.
The balance of the purse was divided
between the nominators of sires of the
winner and the second horse. OF this
amount the estate of Senator Stanford
secured 81, 600.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-09-01
he SOON GOT WELL.
Landing with the BOOtjack on the
Leaders Nose Had a B1ne-
fetal Eject.

It was a sad scene. The old man lay on
his bed, and by him sat the faithful wife,
holding his worn hand in hers and forcing
back the tears to greet his wandering look
with smile. She spoke words of comfort
and of hope. But he felt the cold hand
falling on him, and he turned his weary
eyes up to her pale, wan face.
Jennie, dear wife, l am going"
ooh, no, John-not yet-not yet"
eyes, dear wife," and he closed his eyes;
"the end is near The world grows dark
about me- There is a mist around me gath
ering thicker and thicker, and there, as
through cloud, l hear the music of angels
sweet and sad"
mo, no, John, dear; that isn't angels;
that's the brass band at the corner"
What" said the dying man. "Have
those scoundrels dared to come here when
they know I'm dying? Give me my boot.
jack. I'll let 'em see."
And in a towering rage the old man
jumped from his bed, and before his wife
could think he had opened the window and
SHE'D the bootjack at the band.
give hit that fat leader in the nose!"
And he went back to bed and got well.-Tit-
Bits.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-09-01
THE CUBAN CENSUS.
The Presidents Proclamation Will BE
Made Public in Havana Soon-Wil
Begin on October 16.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-It is expect
ed that the presidents proclamation
relating to the taking of the census IN
Cuba will be made public at Havana
very soon. Although it is well known
that the taking of the census is intend
ed as preliminary step to the estab.
lishment of republican form of gov
eminent in Cuba, it is positively stated
at the war department that there If
nothing in the census proclamation to
justify the assertion that the United
States intends to give immediate indie
pendence to Cuba. The taking of the
census will be followed by municipal
elections and the Inauguration of au-
tonomy in localities where it is dem
onstrated that it is practicable and ex-
pedient The taking of the census
will require at least two months con-
slant labor, and it is probable that the
complete returns will not be tabulat-
ed before the beginning of next year.
The withdrawal of American troops
and the termination of the existing
military government is not looked for
at the earliest, for several months yet.
The Cubans have been seeking to
commemorate the opening of the first
var for independence, which began
october 10, 1888, by beginning the TAX
ng of the census on October 10 next,
IS the census is regarded as one of the
vidences of Cuba's progress toward
| elf rule and independence.
1t was finally decided, however, not
20 give political aspect to this purely
administrative duty, and the date for
beginning the taking of the census has
Oeen fixed for October 10. The work
will begin simultaneously in all the
provinces, and the enumeration will
be accomplished within few weeks.
Only few days will be required for
the cities and towns, but the rural dis
tricts and the mountains and inacces-
slble localities will require co1sidera-
| BILE time.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-09-01
AGAIN ARRESTED.
Gen. Jiminez Went Ashore at Santiago.
Cuba, and Was Placed Under Ar
rest-Jiminez Indignant.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Aug. 30.-Gen.
Juan 1sidro Jiminez, the revolutionary
aspirant to the presidency of the re-
public Of Santo Domingo. who arrived
here Monday with his two sons by the
South Coast steamer, but was not al
lowed to land, came ashore Tuesday
and was placed under arrest by the or
der of Gen. Leonard Wood, the mil
itary governor, who will not permit
him to proceed to Santo Domingo ex-
cept after instructions to that effect
from Havana.
Gen. Jzminez is very indignant at
the treatment to which he is subjected
though he does not attempt to conceal
his intention to proceed to Santo Do
mingo and to become president of the
republic
Although Monday he declined to be
interviewed. alleging that he was al
ways misrepresented by the press. he
talked freely Tuesday. Gen. Jiminez
said that when Gen. Heureaux, the
late president of Santo Domingo, was
assassinated, he cabled to his friends
in Santo Domingo to do nothing until
his arrival. The principal por-
ton of the revolutionary forces
complied with this request, bat
he asserted his detention by
the Americans had forced a general
outbreak which would probably be
successful and would certainly accom-
plish its purpose within ten days after
his arrival in the country. He said he
had received cabled information Tues
day that the revolutionists hold prac.
tieally the whole republic except the
capital. San Domingo.
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vASQUEZ AS PRESIDENT.
The Revolutionists of Santo Domingo Es-
tabIish a Provisional Government
Gen. JimineZ Demanded.

PUERTA PLATA, Santo Domingo, Aug.
"Wednesday the revolutionists es-
tablished a provisional government
in the city of Santiago, with Gen.
Horatio Vasquez as president and Gen.
Ramon Caceres as minister of war.
CAPE HAYTIEN, Aug. 31.-Advices re-
ceived from the cities of Santiago and
Puerto Plata, in Santo Domingo, say
that both have proclaimed in favor of
Gen. Juan Isidro Jiminez, the revolu-
tionary aspirant to the proficiency. A
provisional government has been es-
tablished at Santiago, where the pres
ence of Gen. Jiminez was demanded
with enthusiasm by the people.