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CALIFORNIA WINE TRUST.
San Francisco Capitalists VIII Con-
troll the Bulk of the Output.

San Francisco Capitalists VIII Con-
troll the Bulk of the Output.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-The Chron-
icle says:
The California wine industry today en-
ters upon a new phase in its history
Several powerful financiers of San Fran
cisco have become heavily interested In
the leading wine concerns in a manner
to establish a community of interests as
to the general direction of the trade,
while leaving to each corporation or
firm it's independence of action in the de-
tails of it's business. Among the capital
lists in this combination, which will con-
troll seven-eighths of the wines Of the
state are: I. w. Hellman, president of
the Navada National bank; Anton Bo-
rell, of A. Borrell & company; Daniel
Meyer, the private bankers
They have become interested in the CAL
ifornia wine association, the American
Swiss Agricultural colony, Lachnlan and
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PEACE AND GOOD WILL.
President of COIOred College Dis
cuSSes the Race Question.

President of COlOred College Dis
cuSses the Race Question.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 1.-The fea-
ture of the Emancipation day celebra-
tion at Beaufort, this state, today was
the address of ex-Congressman Miller
(colored), now president of the South
Carolina state colored college. He
preached good Will between white and
back, and said that when all the cir
cumstances are considered it is a matter
for congratulation that the white people
are doing so much for the education and
uplifting of the negro. He opposed any
reduction of congressional representa-
ton, claiming that it would Indirectly
be blow to the colored man, who Will
eventually come to his own. He cited
the alleged persecution of negroes by
Gov. Tanner, of Illinois, and said that
neither the North nor the Republican
party wanted the negro, that nothing in
favor of the full suffrage rights for the
negro could be found In President Nc
Kinleys message, and that perhaps the
only leading Republicans now standing
up for the race were Chandler, Mason,
Allison, Tom Reed and Harrison.
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AGAIN M'MILLAN.
MICHIGAN SENATOR CHOSEN TO
SUCCEED HIMSELF.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 1.-Senator
James Mcmillan, of Detroit, was this aft j.,
ernoon nominated by the joint Republic
an caucus of the Forty-frst legislature,
which convenes tomorrow in the state
capitol, to succeed himself. Senator Nc
Millans reelection to his tnird term
in the senate is assured as the legislature
is overwhelmingly Republican. The SEN
atnr appeared at the caucus after he had
been notified of his nomination and in a
brief speech thanked the legislators for
the honor. This evening he rendered
them a reception at the Downey house
The house caucus nominated John ]. Car
ton, of Flint, as speaker by acclama-
ton. Representative Sherman P. Han
dy, of Iron county, was nominated for
speaker pro tenn
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tions were that he had then been dead
several hours Deceased conducted a
harness shop here and had good standing
in the community. Two years ago he
went to the Klondike in quest of gold
and while there suffered from exposure
death. He was married and came here
six years ago from st. Paul, where he
had been employed by Scheffer & Ros-
sum.
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Mrs. winslow,s soothing syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS.
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC. and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows S
Soothing Syrup and take no other
kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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Northwest Pensfons.

granted:
Minnesota-Charles Gilpatrick. Royal
ton, $6 Henry Charron, Little Falls $40;
Maria c. Thomas, Chatfield, $12; Sarah
E. Cady, Pelican Rapids, S.
~, IoWa-William Sample; Trenton. s6;
Forkelson, Elgin, $S: Samuel Ingies,
Celesburg, s6: Albert II. Jones, Schaller,
Sc; Edward w. Templeman, Earlhan, $l7;
Sarah. M. Nesmith, Western college, IS;
Cyrenia Nine, Des Moines, So; Mary A.
Armstrong, Eagle Grove, $S
WiscOnsin-CharIes H Williams, Bara-
beo, $12; James T. Furney, Lake Geneva,
S6; Warren Jepson dead, Welcome, $50;
Richard Beaton dead Two Rivers, $50;
John M. Stork, Lake Geneva, IS; Richard
G. Kaun, Port washington, 81; Aiexan-
der Gale, Delavan, $S; William H Whit
nrey, MilWaulzee, $S; Emelie Beaton, Two
Rivers, $l2; Laura e. Jepson, Welcome.
$l2: Jennecke Vanonwertker, Oostberg, SIS;
Mary c. s,o shannon mother, Rolling
Prairie, $l2; Mary ]. Sutton, mother,
Green Bay, $13.
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Happ enings at Hastings.

HASTINGS. MINI, Jan. 1-(Special.)-
Edward Brennan, an old and prominent
resident of Lakeville, was accidentally
killed in that town this afternoon by
falling down a stairway in hotel
e. II. Walker, the popular salesman
at the Boston store let today to ar
cept a position at Mannhe.mer's store, ST
Paul
A marriage license has been issued to
John Kallin and Miss Ella Malender, both
of Dakota county.
The United Clothing company's store,
in the Yang block, was closed yesterday,
the stock being shipped to Milwaukee.
The hop given by the Nineteen Hun
dred club at the Yang theater tonight
was a decided success and eight, ,ul
time was had.
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Kcehn Scored Both of Them.

Patrolman Matt Kaehni-has attained
the peculiar distinction of being the
Minneapolis police officer who arrested
the last man Of the last century, and
the first man in the new. At 1890 he as
sumed charge of Gilbert Olson, who fell
down stairway. He swasrtaken to the
city hospital. and later brought to the
central station and charged with being
drunk. No more arrests We're made in
the city during the nineteenth century.
At 1:45 o'clock yesterday morning, when
the new century was less than two hours
old. he picked up James Hartman on
Washington avenue north, and arrested
him for being drunk. This was the first
arrest of the new century,.
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Horse Baked in the Tracks

CHICAGO, Jan. Mrs. John ]. Powell,
of Chicago Heights, was killed instantly
and her husband fatally injured by te-
ing struck by a Chicago s& Eastern T.
linois passenger train while driving aeros
the tracks today near crete. Where the
accident occurred there iisEa sharp curve
in the road.
The horse which Mrs. Powell was driv-
ing baked on the tracks and the engine
crashed into the buggy N
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NEWSPAPERS UNITE.
Two Leading Pittsburg German
Dailies Consolidate.

PITTSBURG, Jan. 1-Tne two leading
German newspapers of Pittshurg, the
Volksblatt and Freiheits Freund, will an
nounce in their issues tomorrow mornins
that consolidation has been arranged
between them and that application will
be made to the governor of Pennsylvania
on the oath inst, for charter of an
intended corporation to be called Neeb-
Hirsch Publishing company, which is
to own and publish the new paper
Among those interested in the new con.
Germ are Henry w. Oliver and other
prominent business men. The intention
is to publish German daily, Sunday and
weekly newspaper which will compare
with the foremost of its English contem-
poraries.
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California Via the "sunshine Route"
&C.. ri. & ST. p. RxA.

Every Wednesday fine Pullman tour
ist sleeper leaves Twin Cities Isl. Paul
SIS a. NJ, Minneapolis 500 a. m.) Via
e. NJ. st. p. Ry.,. and run through
to Los Angeles, arriving there every
Price of double berth in this car $500
Befcre making your arrangements for
Canfornla get particulars as to SUN
shine Route"
Hundreds Of Northwestern people pat
tronfze this popular service every sea-
son-it traverses one of the most Interest.
Ing portions of America.
Fer comfort and ease 1t Is not sur.
passed.
Cheapest rates are obtainable via this
route Inquire of ticket agents. or write
!. i. Conley, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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1T ExceIg Everythfng.

1.-THE Chicago and Florida Special"
the first solid Pullman train ever run
from Chicago to Florida, consisting CT
Observation cars, goes into service jan
uary 18th. Only one night out! Thirty
two hours to st. Augustine. via Big -Four
Route, Mono1, G. H. & =. and Pennsyl-
Ry, Plant System and Florida East
Coast Ry. Full particulars at ticket
Offices any of the lines named
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-01-02
Have Seen Three Centuries.

There are two people in Minneapolis
Who have seen three centuries. Mrs.
Mary Roll mother of Mrs. A. C. Hays,
1905 Bryant avenue South, was born Oct
much of the twentieth century Robert
c. Harper, father of George G. Harper
of the Corn Exchange, 1719. Elliott ave-
nue., was born July 49, 1799 at. Dublin
Ireland, and came to America f1fty-two
years ago. His eyesight and hearing
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-01-02
TIMBER IN CANADA.
Vast Tract of Virgin Forest in Grand
Forks District.

vast Tract of Virgin Forest in Grand
Forks District.
GRAND FORKS, B. c., Dec. 2s.-(sne-
clal Correspondence The largest b5dy
OF timber i'll this section, and probably
one OF the most impoI tart in B ilish
Columbia, occupies the valley of the
north fork of Kettle river, north of this
city Commencing at Cedar creek, six
teen miles from here is a cedar be,
which extends for distance of over fiftv
miles north In an almost unb oxen bcdy
The cedar is interspersed with merchant
able tamarack and pine, ard at the
mouth Of Franklin creek white pine c. M
mences to come in. The latter is of the
same variety as the Michigan white
pine, end is abundant in the river valley
Tor fifteen miles above the mouth of
FRANKLIN creek This immense timber
belt is in its virgin state, no saw logs
having ever bcen cut from it During
the past summer a number of ranches
were taken along the valley, and several
timber limits secured, but a large por-
ton Of the timber is still unclaimed. This
timber will eventually be foated down
the river and manufactured in this c ty,
but it will be necessary first to clear tie
river Of numerous log jams, which now
obstruct the channel
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-01-02
Robbed the Priests House.

The residence of Rev.-P. E. Kelly 40
Ninth eavenue northeast, was entered
by burglars Monday night and $40 worth
of valuable taken. The robbery was
committed While Father Kelly was con-
Quoting services at st. anthony of Padua
Catholic church. Some of the stolen
articles We're recovered yesterday i'll a
neglected house in the vicinity
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Frank wilkinson Very Low.

Frank Wilkinson, son of Rev. Will
lam Wilkinson, underwent second oper-
alton for appendicitis at ST. Barnabas
hospital Monday. While his condition
has for some time been alarming, it is
now believed that he will recover.
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ONLY ONE VOTE SHORT.

With one present and not voting and
two absent on account of illness, all three
of whom, it is claimed will abide by the
caucus decision vote of 126 for Quay on
joint ballot is Indicated AS the names of
anti-Quay column were called and they
Quay there was demonstration of great
approval on the part of those present
The caucus did not begin until 9:15 and
speeches were sc. numerous that it was
not until ll:25 that result was reached
Inc Quay people are jubilant over the
result OF the caucus as the number pres
ent exceeded their expectations and they
claim that on joint ballot they will have
more than enough to elect
Mr.. Quay is quoted himself as saving
that he expected 121 votes in the caucus
The news Of the result of the balloting in
caucus was taken to him by his friends
and many OF his friends Visited him to
congratulate him upon what they called
victory for stalwart statesmanship and
party regularity.
concurrent with the caucus there was
meeting of anti-Quay Republicans. At
close Of the meeting the text of the reso-
Iution to oppose Mr. Quay's selection was
made public. The pledge contains 68
names.
call was issued tonight for a Joint
caucus of Democratic senators and mem.
bers on the evening of Jan IA for the pur-
pose OF choosing a candidate for sena-
tor
Col. j. M. McGuffey, of Allegheny. will
PROBABLY be the nominee.
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CONVICTED OF MURDER.
But Jury's Recommendation Saves
Burglar stevens Life.

ST. CLAIRSVILLE, O., Jan. 1.-The
jury In the case of Leonard Stevens,
charged with the murder of Clarence
Warrick, today brought in a verdict,
with a recommendation for mercy, Of
murder in the first degree. The recon-
mendation saves him from the electrocu-
tion chair.
Last April the Warrick residence at
Somerton was burglarized and Young
Warrick, who offered resistance, was
shot and killed by the intruders. The
crime was fastened upon Stevens and
Patrick Devine, both of GAINESVILLE. o.
Devine will also be tried for the crime:
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-01-02
SLEEPY EYE ELECTION.

Close Contest Results In Favor of
Mayor-EIect Bertrand.
SLEEPY EYE, MINI, Jan1-(Spee eial)
The annual village election today re-
suited as follows:
E. P. Bertrand, mayor
William Steink, William Ortwein, Louis
Hansen, councilmen.
Peter. .Geschwind, recorder.
Lars MCgersen, treasui err
Mike Frantz, assessor.
O1eJchnscn, street commissi- -ner
Peter Geschwind, justice.
The total vote ca was $40. L. A.
Glat1gny was the candidate on the Re
publican ticket and was defeated by~th ee
votes 1t was the hotte4t Village cg M
paign in many years
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Ranouet of wade AIrmpt.

The semi-annual banquet of the Yale
alumni will be given at the Minneapolis
club this evening. jar. the alumni Will
give dinner to the Yale Glee club
at the same place
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-01-02
DUKE A REAR ADMIRAL.
Heir Presumpttve to the British
Throne Is Promoted.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Duke Of York
has been gazetted a rear admiral
The promotion from the rank of captain
to that of rear admiral as a preliminary
to his visit to Australia and Canada
gives universal satisfaction and the fact
that he passes over the. heads of 6S cap
tains will not in the slightest detract from
Since the Duke of Edinburgh succeeded
to the duchy of Saxe..WetInar, the Brit
ish navy has lacked the presence of a
princely flag officer. 'sS ~
The duke of York has. visited Australia
with his brother as a. cadet.
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TO INCLUDE ALASKA.
Extension of Government Life Saw
ing Service.

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. News of the
creation of a new life saving district to
include the sea waters of Alaska, Wash
ington and Oregon has been received.
Capt w. H. Roberts of San Francisco has
been appointed superintendent with head
quarters at Tacoma. The formation of
the new district will greatly enhance the
scope of the service and will result in the
establishment of a station at Cape
Flattery. There is at present no station
north of Gray's Harbor. It is said that
there will also probably be a station at
Nome before many months.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-01-02
Burlington Scorched.

BURLINGTON, To-. Jan. Fire today
destroyed two buildings on Main street
occupied by Schramm & Schmieg and by
the Connor Mercantile company. Guests
music store was damaged slightly. The
| losses are estimated at $15O,000; insurance
| S7h COO
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SHUT OFF THE GAS.

Toledo Company, in Fight with
Council, Lets People Freeze.
TOLEDO, o., Jan 1.-The Keylin
Bros company which supplies heating
gas to about 100 families in this city, re-
Gently entered bill to the city council
for several thousand dollars in connec-
ton with gas plant deal. The bill was
turned down. Tonight the coolest of the
year they went beyond the city limits,
took out Joint of pipe. leaving many
families absolutely without fuel.
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will take place tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
The approaching marriage of Lee Strunk
and MISS Leona l.. Talbot is announced.
pneumonia aged thirtY-fiYe
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THE MORE you SAY. THE LESS PEOPLE
REMEMBER" ONE WORD WITH YOU,
s a o. 10

jacob and C. Shilling C company, all
of which in turn have become sharehoId-
ers in each of the other concerns. The
aggregate capital of these firms will be
increased to $8,O0O,OOO
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Death of a Bride.

FARIBAULT, Mimi, Jan. Mrs. Will
lem Stoos, formerly Miss Nellie Mcclure,
health for some time She was twenty
ff1ve years of age and was married only
last Thanksgiving day. The Stoos family
are old residents. The funeral took place
this morning at Richland. Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Theopold lost their little son yes
terday after brief illnsss. The funeral
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yLIaADIvosTocK = Arrived: Glenshiel,
LoNDoN-Arrived: Mascanomo. New.
YoKoHAMA-sailed: Glenogle from,
Hongkong, Tacoma
SYDNEY, N. S. W.-sailed: Aorangi,
Vancouver.
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DIED WITHOUT WARNING.
G. f. johnson, Formerly of st. Paul,
Expires Suddenly at Cambridge.

CCAMBRIDGE. Mimi, Jan. 1.-(soecial)
ICharles f; johnson, a prominent mer-
one of his employees in his apartments
this morning at 6 o'clock, having died
apparently Of heart failure Mr. Johnson
day evening, but Yesterday was nucn
improved, having signihed his Intention
to perform SINE light work in his shop
today. When his employe came to wake
on the floor of his room and the indica-
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-01-02
BOSS CRACKS IHE WHIP
AND HIS FAITHFUL FOLLOWERS
LINE UP BEHIND
QUAY's CHANCES ARE GOOD
On a Preliminary Count of Hands
He Has One Less Vote Than
Necessary to Put Him
In the Senate.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 1.-Col. Quay
was the unanimous choice of the joint
caucus of Republican senators held in the
house chamber tonight to nominate a
candidate forSUnited States senator. 1t
was attended by 123 members of the as
sembly or four less than required to elect
at the joint session which will be he'd
JAM 16. Those absent were Messrs. H II
and Tiffany of Susquehanna county and
Mcpherson, of Adams, who absented
themselves last night from the house eau
Gus and votes with the Democrats in the
housetoday for Gen. Kontz for speaker
Mr.. Beaver. of Juniata, who voted with
the stalwarts for Marshall for speaker
was present, but did not answer to his
name. 1t was stated that he will abide
by the caucus. Thompson, of Center and
Haldeman of Montgomery, who are de-
tanned at home by illness, were pledged
by their colleagues to Mr.. Quay. This
apparently gives Mr.. Quay 126 of the 127
necessary to choice. The other alb
sentees are with the Democrats on the,
organization of the house and are classed
as anti-Quay Republicans. Speeches were
made nominating Mr.. Quay, Congressman
John Dalzell and Judge John D. Stewart.
On the balloting Mr.. Quay received the
votes of 26 senators and SO members of
the house Before the result was an
nounced the names of Messrs. Dalzell and
Stewart were withdrawn and the nominal
ton OF Mr.. Quay was made unanimous
and he was thus given a total of 123
votes
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sT. PAUL

Yesterdays observations, taken by the
United States weather bureau. st. Paul,
F. F.. Lyons, observer, for the twenty
barometer corrected for temperature
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sSp.m.Higl
OCEAN LINERS.

-BeIOW zero.
sWashington time q D m. St Paul..
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WEATHER FOR TODAY.

Minnesota-Fair Wednesday with mod
northwesterly winds.
Wisconsin-Fair Wednesday and Thurs
day; west to northwest Winds fresh to
brisk on the lake.
Iowa-Fair Thursday with moderating
temperature; Thursday fair; winds gen
orally northwesterly.
North and South Dakota-Fair Wednes-
day with rnoderating temperature; Thurs
day fair; northwesterly winds
Montana-Fair Wednesday, except
snow in western portion; warmer; local
SHOWS probable Thursday; winds becom-
ing southeasterly.
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Minneapolis News.

So.----o-o-o-o-o-o-~-o-o-r~
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-04
THE INSULAR CASES
The Supreme Court Decisions Review
ed by w. j. BRYAN

Lincoln. Neb, June 1.-Taking for
his text the words Emperor Mckin-
ley" w. J. Bryan tonight gave out an
extended statement bearing on the SUI
pre- courts decision in the insular cases.
Mr. Bryan declares the supreme court
has joined hands with the president
and congress in an effort to change
our form of government, and he calls
on the people to repudiate the verdict
Mr.. Bryan says in part:
by vote of five to four the supreme
Emperor of Porto Rico and according
to the press dispatches the emperor
has gladly and gratefully accepted the
title conferred upon him by the high
est judicial tribunal Of the land.
Those who were encouraged to be-
lieve that the constitution had caught
up with the flag were doomed to dis
appointment. In the Downes case, de-
cided Immediately afterwards, a ma
jority of the court. composed of JUS
tices Brown, Gray, White, Shiras and
| McKenna. held that congress could
deal with Porto Rico, and the same
logic applies to the Philippines, with
out regard to the limitations of the
constitution. Chief Justice Fuller and
| Associate Justices Harlan, Peckham
and Brewer dissented in strong and
vigorous language. but the opinion of
| the majority-even a majority of one
stands until it is reversed. This is one
| Of the most important decisions, if not
the most important, ever rendered by
| the court; it not only declares that con-
| gress is greater than the constitution
| which created 1.-THE creature greater
than the creator-but it denies the ne.
cessity for a writtens constitution
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-04
IrALY,s YOUNG CROWN PRINCESS
bly, the Most Fortunate of Those Com
cerned

Rome, June Queen Helena was
accouched of 4 daughter ut O'Clock
this morning. Both mother and infant
are doing we'll.
The Princess will be named Yolanda
Marguerite. Amidst general congratu-
lations there is considerable disap-
pointment at the infants sex, though
the king is understood to have express
ed contentment. Salutes are being
fired throughout Italy.
The infants nurse, besides receiving
liberal pay and a pension, will get
50, 900 with the bays first tooth, an
other s., 600 when the child is able to
speak and similar sum when the lit
tie princes walks unsupported.
Flags are floating from the palace
and all the public buildings and the
church bells throughout the country
are pealing. In the chamber Of depu-
ties Signor Zandarelli. the premier an
nounced the birth Of the princess and
the house unanimously voted adjourn
ment in honor of the event. The
deputies then proceeded to the palace
in a body to offer their fluctuations.
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CHARGES OF BAD FAITH
Made by Cubans Against the Amerf-
can Government

Havann, June 1.-The press deplores
the misunderstanding with the Wash
ington government but generally ad-
mits the possibility Of a wrong con-
struction being put upon the amend
ment by the explanations and interpre-
tations. and that it will be best for the
convention to take the question up i'm
mediately and accept the amendment
as passed by congress.
La Lucha says that IS per cent. of
the people favor this, but the delegates
are at a loss what to do. Some claim
that the United States is not acting in
good faith as it was most improbable
that the Washington authorities did
not know what the convention was do
ing and what was the nature Of the re-
port to be submitted. They further say
that a majority of the committee on
relations told them that the amend
ment as accepted would be satisfactory
to the United States and that they had
the assurance of General Wood to this
effect. The members Of the committee
on relations will say nothing regarding
this point other than that they toe
thought 1t would be satisfactory.