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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

~ Cambon, the French Ambassador. is slated
" return to his post here shortly after the first
o. January which Is matter Of congratula-
uon 10 the many friends made during his short
WI q many ways remarkable period Of service
once d. Cambon returned to France there have
0eeh persistent rumors ahoat that he would not
''De BACK to this country. but would be made
,''Aoassador 70 the Holy See. Other rumors sent
I'm 70 Serne, Madrid and Constantinople Those
:" TIE inside. however, say that there has really
cen no intention o. removing him from Wash
.s"n- Where be conducted the delicate negoti-
.'''"S 'ntrustec TO him in the last few months
mastery manner He is regarded, In fact
Os the Foreign Office as one of the most &C
-p'Shed men IN the diplomatic service. HIS
"'Sfauon Of The tangled affairs In AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
cnSSlP AT THE CAPITAL.
PRESIDENT AND MRS. MkINLEY's
QUIET CHRISTMAS
,,ov AND PIE INCIDENT-IITTLE
c,RIos vIcUNAs BRAvERY-M CAM
Roxs RETUI.N-M KoMURA THE

NEW JAlANtSt AA.> 49, L.
washington. Dec. 5l.-The President and Mrs
,,.x,nlev passed. as usual quiet Christmas
-. no guests have been entertained al the
Whit House during the holidays except MI
.,a Mrs. Abncr Mckinley and Mrs Mckinney
-,sos and nephcws. There is never any ofilciai
observance Of Christmas at the Executive Man
~, mt the reception which takes place there
So . vsar.s Day is the most interesting and
.s.-oc,eristic Junction IN the social calendar.
ia one mat is locked forward to by all who
..-.,,inate i'm t. This year. owing 70 the num-
- q, .,rsrs.rs in town. the reception Will be
',,rsually brilliant and the breakfast which
,,,oujnr time-honored custom. secretary hay
~ i've 10 The members Of the Diplomatic
60 will be A memorable one Mrs. Mckinley
:. - unusually good health ana spirits this win
~ and IS looking forward 10 her official duties
with real pleasure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

Fverybodv Is n-aising the bravery and pres
.nce Of mind Of senior vicuna little son, who. in
the fire which destroyed a part Of the house In
which the Gillian Legation is situated. and
forced the family TO fee in their night clothes
&c an asylum u The English Embassy, across the
way. returned. and remembering the combina-
ton Of the safe where his mothers jewels were
kept deliberately and al some risk to himself
opened the safe and took therefrom all ner
vauabes. while the fire cracked and roared
and the house was being deluged with water by
the engines. This lad Carlos. discovered the
FIRE and from the first moment he realized the
danger his conduct was admirable. He went
about waking Up the family and taking pre-
cautions Tor their safety with presence OF
mind that even men rarely possess, and he is
SO modest wlthal that be wonders at the praise
that has been lavished upon him.
The FIRE at the Gillian Legation was an obsu-
nate one. and though the fremen won warm
praise from the Minister for their early appear
ance on the scene II was hours before they had
The flames under control and returned TO their
various engine-houses completely worn out from
The long and stubborn fight they had waged
Fortunately, no life was lost. and no one sus-
tained the slightest injury, but this fire calls
TO mind a terrible one in which the wife and
daughter OF Mr.. Tracy. at the time Secretary
OF the Navy under President Harrison were
Killed, and has called forth many bitter re-
marks regarding the carelessness OF the con-
suuchon Of modern houses. for. without doubt
The origin Of this fire was due 70 defective build
hg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

,,r,o,sfor IS the main topic o. conversation
...orr statesmen at the Capital, and many OF
49,. Soio,s become as excited in discussing It
40 members ~ college debating societies.
-. ,of,ra The adjournment for the holidays
80 distinguished Senators We're seated about
email table in the Senate restaurant, dis
cussing expansion. together with their oysters
IA cold bottle. When the host Of The oc-
..siop who was really "a looker-on in vienna
.,iov;ng the debate between his feilc~-coi-
leagues called for The check he was interrupted
by an anti-expansionist from New England
who said.
mo. no. Don't pay the check yet want
some pie"
This request having been made, ne excitediy
continued his remarks. The waiter was called
"Pie." said The host Pie for Senator
what kind 4 pie. SENATOR" asked the waiter
obsequiously.
Tho senator oaid no attention but continued
his stream u el0quence.
81 Beg your pardon. Senator. but what do you
WANT" asked the waiter again.
pie p.e pie" r0ared the Senator. grudgingiy
!nterruptng his remarks
Yes Senator" said the waiter. but what
kind Of pe2'
"Cold per' said the Senator In ferocious
voice. "coId pie."
The waiter disappeared and the Senator con
tnued his argument against the retention OF
the American conquests. He ceased, however
long enough 20 dispose Of a thick piece OF that
piedear % the hearts u all ew-Englanders. cold
pumpkin. which the waiter who should be com
mended for his knowledge of human nature
brought TO him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14
WERE IN sIsTERsVILLE.
The Titusvilie Bandits Attempted to Do q
Crooked job in the Oil Town.

The Titusvilie Bandits Attempted to Do q
Crooked job in the OIL Town.
The Register of Sunday and yester-
day morning contained kilograms from
Titusvilie, Pa, detailing the shooting
OF Chief McGrath and Officer Shelby.
in that town, Friday night, by three
burglars who, after robbing a railroad
station of 500, proceeded to a disor-
derby house, where they raised merry
Ned.
This same gang was in Sistersville
about ten days ago, where they at
tempted to open negotiations with local
people for the cracking of bank safe
but received little encouragement and
soon left. They are old oil men, and
were promptly recognized By number
of Sistersyille people on that account
and seeing that their little game was
up. they promptly left town. going
either to Ohio or Pennsylvania They
were not heard of again in this section
until the news OF the shooting ARRAY
came from Titusyille Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14

The new National Tin Plate Com
pany, the formation of which has been
referred to a number of times in the
Register and which proposes to operate
under the patents of Mr.. w. H. Rogers,
of Fifteenth street, this city, was grant
ed certificate of incorporation by the
Secretary of State at Charleston, yes
terday. The incorporators are Messrs.
Nelson e. Whitaker and w. H. Rogers,
of this city; and j. c. Mcdowell, n. T..
F'ustin, G. A. Daily, A. B. Daily, Jr.,
o. S. Lewis and W. e. Wilson, Of Pitts
burg, and the authorized capital stock
is FIVE millions. of dollars. The char
ter of the company is very broad one,
is being authorized to mine, smelt and
work iron and other ore, coal, lime,
stone and other minerals, produce oil
and gas, manufacture iron and steel,
tin and other metals in various forms,
and engage in the buying, selling and
dealing in all metals and minerals and
conducting a general mining and man
ufacturing business.
The process for producing tin dis
covered and patented by Mr.. Rogers Is
claimed to produce an enormous saw
ing in time, the finished product being
turned out in a little over an hour,
whereas it takes about six days by the
old process. No acids are used, and a
superior article is claimed to be the
result. A large amount Of tin has been
made under the new process at the
Whitaker works, where experiments
have been conducted, and the process
is understood to be a complete success.
II this claim is fully realized, and there
is no apparent reason to doubt it, the
new company will be a competitor Of
the American Tin Plate Company not
to be despised, big as that corporation
IS A process which will turn out tin
plate as quickly as is claimed under
the Rogers patents would naturally
not need the, enormous or numerous
plants possessed by the American to put
an equal amount of product on the
market, at very material reduction
in first cost, and once the new corpora
ton gets down to work things will hap
pen in the tin market to the cores
ponding benefit of the stockholders OF
the new concern and incidentally to
this community as we'll Mr.. Whitaker
left for the East last evening, to remain
at least a week and could not be seen,
but other gentlemen having general
knowledge OF the situation predicted
great success for the National Com
pany.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14
A MERIToRIoUS ENTERTAINMENT


The Bostonian Sextette Club is one OF
the most popular musical organizations
of the day. This classic combination
af artists will appear at the Opera
House next Monday under the auspices
of the Young Mems Christian Assoela-
ton. The club is composed OF must
clans of high rank, each one having
gained a well earned reputation in the
principal cities OF the United States and
Europe. They will present a pro-
gramme Of the most pleasing character
which cannot fail to interest the most
exacting. The Rochester Democrat
and Chronicle contains the following
comment of a recent concert:
"Mr. Stats, the leader Of the Sew
tette. is one of the few clarionetists who
makes solo work speciality. He Is
we'll known on the concert and band
stages, and he has played with the
leading companies Of the country. hav-
ing accompanied Sousa on his initial
tour through the country. WuR Fries,
the grand old man Of the cello rem
dered his part OF the programme in his
usual Incompatible manner. Walter
Loud, the leading violinist, shows the
result Of his association with the
great Ysaye, with whom he studied.
His Interpretation Of a fantasia caprice
won deserved applause"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14

Within the year it will be noted, the
Exchange Bank, formerly State insu-
tuition, has been changed to a National
bank. and the present National bank
figures. made about six weeks ago, are
compared with the State bank figures
of a year before. The figures relating
to. the National Bank of West Virginia
are from the last statement, compared
with the statement of year before.
The other statements are from figures
gathered by the Stale Bank Examiner
during May, June and July last and
published yesterday, being compared
with the similar publication year
ago.
1t will be seen from a comparison Of
the figures that loans have increased
$685., 500.27; resources $3,013, 943.11; cash
on hand s5O9,2S3.40, and deposits 81
573,S77.24. The resources of the Wheel
ing banks now reach the large total Of
nearly s12 100000, which is very fine
showing for the old town.
Of course it will be understood that
these figures vary from day to day
and from week to week. and do not
represent actual present conditions.
AS matter Of fact, deposits, loans, re-
sources and cash are all probably larg-
er to-day than when the statistics were
gathered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14
LAID AT REST.

The funeral OF the late Louis Zim-
mer took place from the family resi-
dence on Thirty-third street yesterday
afternoon at two O'Clock, and was
largely attended by the sorrowing rela-
lives and friends OF the deceased. The
services were conducted by Rev. R. r
Bigger, Phi. D.. pastor Of the Third
Presbyterian Church The body was
borne to the Peninsula cemetery for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14
OUR CITY BANKS.
A Comparison Between the Last Report
and q Year Ago
By EACH OF THE THIRTEEN
BANK OF THE CTTY-LOANS
SHOW A DECIDED EXPANSION,
WHILE CASH, RESOURCES AND
DEPOSITS SHOW A LARGE IN
CREASE, THE LATTER ABOUT
TWO AND ONE-HALF MILLIONS.

The following comparative exhibit of
the last available statement of the
thirteen banks of this city and those
made one year ago. furnish very in
teresting statement. The figures taken
are the four items of loans and dis
counts, cash on hand, total resources,
and deposits, and the figures, after be-
ing given in detail, are recapitulated:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14

National tube quotation in early tele-
grams 9o2z asked. common AZ asked
A late telegram received by the firm
stated that the market closed strong, par
ticularly as to railroads, which generally
scored an advance of three or four points
Tube preferred went 10 95n96, and common
TO Has, and Federal Steel preferred 7S1z0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14
FOR SEEMING.

South slider Fined fer That Offense Yes
terday-Four other Like Charges Pre-
ferredt
Butch" Frederick. of the South
Side was arrested and fined $40 and
costs before Justice FITZPATRICK ON the
charge of seining in the Ohio river
The informant was w. H. Smith. War
rants were also sworn out for four
other parties who have not been ar
rested.
After the hearing Smith claimed half
the fine, but that section In the chapter
of the Code governing the offense has
been stricken out in the acts of 1899.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL.

THE HAZLETT QUOTATIONS.
The following quotations on American
Tin, Federal Steel. Hoop and Tube stocks
were received yesterday by Howard Haz-
lett & Son, National Exchange Bank
Building:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14

James McCracken, the popular
Eighth ward fireman, left yesterday
morning for Roney's Point on hunt
ing expedition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14
GOOD SHOES. lo4e MAIN.

interment The pail bearers were.
Messrs. Delhi, August Cook, William
Sehaefer. Frederick Kline. John Evans
and Charles Hagerdorn. A number
of beautiful and appropriate floral de-
signs were received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14
WILL BE HERE on THE 9TH INST.

A letter has been received from Sam
Jones, stating that his injuries are moo
serious, and that he viii be- here on
the 9th inst. to deliver his lecture for
the Womens Camp Ground Associa-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14
THE NEW TIN COMPANY.
A Certificate of Stock Issued Yesterday
by the Secretary ofState.

HE AUTHORIZED CAPITAL STOCK
, is FIVE MILLION DOLLARS. AND
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICE WILL
PROBABLY BE IN THIS CITY,
ALTHOUGH THAT AND OTHER
MATTERS OF DETAIL HAVE NOT
YET BEEN SETTLED UPON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14
Csc, soc and 75c Yd
PlaidS...

No need to tell you of the DESIR-
ABILITY of Plaids, but you're very
much interested in knowing where
to find the CHOICEST examples.
They're here! = Plaid Back Suit
Suitings,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14
SI.25 Up.
Silk All=OVerS.

And Yokings of various kinds
Don't be hasty-take your time
about it-inspect the leading lines
in this city; you will do as others
have done-buy them from us.
$I.00 to $3.50 Yd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14

Dress Goods

At lot prices like these, certain to prove pop
uar especially when it is considered that there
not piece in any of these lots but what is worth
much more than the price asked. y J,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14
Silks.

If you have not been in our Big
Silk Dept. for a season or two, or
even for a month or two, come in,
and we will surprise you with the
magnitude of our showing. Waist
Silks and Silks for Fancy Work es-
pecially strong just now.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14
Black Taffeta
Accordean PIeatings.

In three widths-21a, and 10
inches wide. Used very largely as
foundation over which to drape
those stylish Silk Fringes, also to
be had here-"FASHIONS" FREE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14
Ladies' Shirt Waists.

Fine Winter Waists at only .............4 3c.
Fine Flannel Waists ................ 75c, e9c,
$3.50 Fine Waists at only ..........ti.25 81 ~
$500 Silk Waists ....................$350 N75
Fine Collarettes ......................@l.5 0 up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14
MEMS PANTS.
Ladies' Dress Skirts.

Elegant Crepon Skirts only ............S50 90
Fine All Wool Skirts ....................$ 81 -
5000 Fine Skirts only 500
500 Silk Skirts only .........,.....$3s9 $44s
Fine skirts ...............,....Slls, $l.25, $lfs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-14

Cream and Black, Pearl and
French Grey, 1t. Blue and Pink,
Navy Marine and Royal Blue,
Cherry and Cardinal. These are
the GENUINE French Flannels.
AT soc yard they are much cheap
er than lower priced German imi-
tations. Fancy Waist Flannels at
90 en- I@E W.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-26
Telegrar11y.

WASHINGTON, 26 Kwietnia.
Ambassador niemiecki "a.
dowolnii sic zapewnieniem
sekretarza spraw zewne-
trznych, re kapitan Coghlan
otrzyma pismienna nagane ze
strony sekretarza marynarki,
jeaeli przyzna sig, re m6WR ma
bankiecie tax, jak doniosiy
gazety, lub iezeli wiarogodni
cz}onkowie klubu zeznaja u
rzsdownie, re reporterzy gazet
dopuscili sic klamstwa. Ponie'
waz Mkt ME przypuszcza, a1e-
by Coghlan naraza1 sig z VIA
snej wolf ma uagane lub a2e-
by ktos kompromitowa} iowa
rzysza admira}a Dewey, pan
ambassador ME udowodni{
bynajmniej, ze W sprawie
Coghlana ma pretensye zbyt
wyg6rowane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-26
Sknera.

Niedawno umari W An
Zern, W Dolnej Austryi, VIA
sciciel domu Karner. Znano
60 jako wielkiego dziwaka
bogatego sknere. On sam PREY
wymierzaniu podatku docho-
dowego poda} sw6j majstek
ma 80 tvs. z}r. Rodzina w!ec
cieszyla sic ogromnie mils
perspektywa spadku. lynn.
czasem po amierci Karnera
znaleziono tylko 80 tys. zir.
Poniewaz jednak niebozczyk
pred smiercia jeszcze prosil
usilnie, aby poduszke, kt6rej
uaywal "a aycia, dano mu
r6wniez do trumny, krewni
podejrzvwaja, 2e zmarly razem
2 poduszka zabral reszte pie
niedzy, czynia wiec starania o
pozwolenie ekshumacyi ,,dro.
giego" zmarlego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-26
Kronika Miejsc9Wd.
Veto gubernatora,

Gubernator Tanner zavetowaf
wczoraj bill rozporzadzajacy, by
zaprowadzono maszynki do gio-
sowania, to gl6wnie powodu,
re bill ten rie przepisuie uzywa-
MIA kartek do glosowania, jak
tego wymaga konstytucya krajo-
wa. Nadto gubernator zaveto-
wal bill wyznaczajacy premia po
cencie od funta "a cukier bura-
kowy probationary W Illinois.
Egzamina siuaby cywilnej
zwigzkOWej.
Peter Newton, sekretarz komi-
syi zwiszkowei sluiby cywilnej W
Chicago, ogiasza, ze egzamina
ma posady W wv iazkowym urze-
die clowym odbeda sic dnia 81
Lipca, apIikacye przyjmuja sic
do dnia 21 Maja. Odbeda sig
egzamina ma posady nastepuiace:
klerka, inspektora dziennego.
egzaminatora probek, inspektora
nocnego, etwieracza pakietow clu
podlegajacych, przodownika,
odzwiernego, asystenta odzwier-
nego, str6ia robotnik6w.
,Dzie1 DeWeya".
w Poniedziaiek, d. L Maja,
obchodzi sic W Chicago tax zwa-
ny ,,Dzieh Deweya", i gi6wny
obchod odbedzie sic W Auditori-
um, gdzie wykonane zostanie
wielkie oratoryum Damroscha:
Manila Te Deum". Ma uro-
czystoso to przybeda, miedzy in
nymi, gen. S. B. M. Young,
ktory wybitna grail role W bitwie
pod Santiago, gen. M. n. Sheri-
dan re sztabem i gubernator
z Iowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-26
Rad wiede1ski skonfis.

= Rzad Wledenskl skonfls.
kowa} numer tygodni6wki
die Zeit" W kt6rym znajdo.
wal sic artykui pod nag}6w.
klein: Go Niemcy mysla o
Austryi?"
w Kongu, ma Korei, IRA
bowal mongolski motloch
mieszkanie francuskiego mi.
syonarza. Wys}ano wojsko dla
ukarania winnych.
= W p6}nocno zachodnich
Chinach przesladuja mahome.
tanie buddyst6w. Kr6lowa
wdowa wysela W tamte strony
wojsko z armatami.
We wiezieniu Werden
karzs cielesnie politycznych
przestepc6w. Werden jest
miastem niemiecklem, a Mem.
cy szczyca sic = jak wiadomo
: wysokim stopniem swej cy-
wilizacyi.
= Kr6l Albert saski obcho.
dzi 71sza rocznice urodzin.
- Cesarz Franciszek Jozef
udaie sic do Wsgier W cha
rakterze krola wegierskiego.
= Spiewacska Calve obOta'
lowaia dla siebie nagrobek,
kt6ry bedzie MONA podziwiac
ma wystawie paryskiej.
- Mckinley uda sic jutro
do PHILADELPHIA, gdzie zwiedzi
kraaownik "Raleigh''. Bedzie
tam mia} sposobnosG poznae
sig z krzykaczem Coghlanem.
= Pogrzeb zmarlego eks.
gubernatora Oglesby odbedzie
sic W Piatek.
= Gubernator Tanner "a.
veto wal bill, nakazujacy uzy.
wanie maszyny automatycznej
przy g}osowaniu podczas wy
borrow.
= Skutkiem eksplozyi W
laboratoryum, la zapadi sic dom
we Philadelphii, W kt6rym
znajdowa}a sic fabryka gumy
do 2ucia. Sto innych domow
W sasiedztwie zostalo uszko.
dzonych. Pomocnik dyrektora
i maszynista poniesli smierc.
Kilkanascie os6b jest ranio.
nych.
: Fabrykanci cygar frmy
w. M. Jacobs W Lancaster,
Pa, oszukali Rad zwiqzkowy
ma sumo 1925, 900, uzywajac
fa}szywych stempli akcyjnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-26
R62ne WiadOmOsGS
telegrafczne.

Parowiec zwiazkowy
Buffalo" jest W Gibraltarze.
Wiezie z Filipin inwalid6w i
marynarzy Dewey'a, kt6rym
minal czas sluaby.
= General Rios zapytuje
Rad W Madrycie, kiedy bedzie
m6g} wracaG do oiczyzny.
: w Paryau pobilo sic ma
ulicy dw6ch angielskich daien.
nikarzy. Maja potrzaskane
laski czaszki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-26
KRZYKACZ C0GHLAN.
.sTAJE Sic G1OSNY TANIM KOsZTEM.
Nowe zwycieztwo zakohczone odwrotem.
81 sic ma powazna utarczke pod Calumpit
ZEzNANIA sWIADKOW o BALsAMOWANEM
MIESIE.

n adkomisarz krete6ski s}ucha8
rad jego i trzymas sic jego
wskaz6wek, nadto mad soba
najwyzsze zwierzchnictwo pa
dyszacha, pod sobs zas lud,
kt6ry W cisgu lat wielu przy-
zwyczail sic do wszelakiej
swawoli, a W spuscidnie po
okresie walki otrzymal daze'
MIA do jaknaiszerszej swobody
i samodzielnosci. Dodajmy, il
interesy mocarstw opieku1-
czych krzyzuja sic i walcsa ma
wzajem, ae sultan turecki z
podeirzliwem niedowierzaniem
patrzy ma wszelks probe, o
kt6rej mniema, il daay do dal'
szego ograniczenia lub zmniej.
szenia jego najwyzszej wfadzy,
re wreszcie mniejszosc muzu1-
ma6ska ma wyspie znajduje
sic W stanie nieustajscej oba-
wy stanowi dla Wysokiej
Porty pretekst cisg}ego wtrs-
cania sic W sprawy wewnetrz:
ne wyspy. KS. jerry ustanowR
prey swoim boku rade admi-
nistracyjna, zlozona Z pieciu
cz1onk6v, mianowicie z CITE
rech chrzescian i jednego n1u-
zu}manina, Cz}onkowie jej je.
dnak dotychczas ME zostali je-
szcze zamianoWani. Powszech.
ME mniemaja, il nominacye
odbsda sig "a pare tygodni
wraz z ogloszeniem novel
ustawy konstytucyinej. Nadto
wielkorzadce krete6skiego cze.
kajs dwie sprawy. Jednq jest
zamierzona podr6z do Kon-
stantynopola, dla przedstawie'
mia sic sultanowi. zamiar ten
przeciez W chwili obecnej mo.
ana uwazac "a porzucony.
Drugs sprawa pilna jest ure'
gulowanie stosunku do innych
mocarstw. Rad krete6ski "a.
myslal wyiednac u pa6stw,
azeby ich przedstawiciele,
znaidujscy sic ma Krecie, po'
siadali charakter agent6w dy.
plomatycznych, ale co do tego
projektu przybra3y one posta'
we nieprzychylna. Nadto po.
miedzy ludnoscia krete1ska, a
reprezentantami rzsdu wielko.
bryta6skiego istnieja oddawna
pewne niesnaski. Skarzono sic
zwlaszcza ma postepowanie
konsula generalnego Anglii,
Billioti'ego. Podobno cabinet
londy1ski uzna} "a stosowne
uwzglsdnic ten nastr6j Rre-
te6czyk6w i przeniesc go ma
posade do Saloniki. Pozosta1
jeszcze komendant za}ogi an
gielskiej, general Chermside,
bsdacy takae przedmiotem
wielu skarg i pretensyi. Mie.
szka6cy chrzescija6scy Kandyi
zarzucaja mu, il popiera wy.
znawc6w islamu wszelkimi
sposobami.