New-York tribune., 1902-02-13
THE PASSING THRONG.

Senior Alberto Blest Cana, who the president
OF the Gillian delegation the Pan-American Con-
gress at Mexico City. is guest at
A DIPLO- the Fifth Avenue Hotel He will
MATIC sail with his wife for Paris next
VICTORY Tuesday. Senior Blest Cana is
FOR CHILL Of ChiIs prominent diplomats. and
has represented his country as min
lister TO many important posts in Europe. As the
head OF the Gillian commission TO the recent con-
gress he was largely instrumental in defeating the
plans OF Argentina and her allies the adoption
A1,arfcaD nations II was m frnnOrfsof y-tcror IN
view of Chilis relations with Argentina, and Senior
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Chill made il understood that they would not take
s@5{-raton "a on vas TO csre before IL We Knew f6a1
Argentina Peru ana Bolivia had united 10 bring
the subject up, but, in view OF the questions al
ready pending. It was against the interest Of Chit
was 10 apply 10 past disputes as Wen as 70 those
treaty made with Peru when Chilli took the
No countrv can maintain its sovereignty and sub
nit 10 compulsory arbitration. All negotiations to
congress But our views favoring The Hague con-
vention were finally agreed 20 in every detail Il
of her services in the trouble
through in perfect accord with the delegates from
the United States who were also partisans OF vol
untary arbitration. It's unanimous adoption was
certainly complete victory"
Governor J. T Hill Of Maine is registered at the
waldorf-Astoria. Everything is quiet in Maine
Just now he said last night. "es-
MAINE pecially since there IS no session
PROUD OF Of the legislature this winter. Our
HER CON Legislature meets every other win
GRESSMEN. ter only. being in session only about
three rronths OF the twenty
four. They work pretty steadily in those three
months. and manage to give Us about all the legis-
lation need Maine has no large cities. as cities
Ierests Affairs are moving Quietly and progrss
ana Frye. men who served the country faithfully
leadership by their merit. are worthy Of adnira-
ton And the reason that they were able TO rise
TO such prominence was, / think, that they were
a2e 20 give az thelr tne ana attenton 20 natona!
an2lrs and did not have to spend large share OF
IL keeping their home fences in repair When
high once he is pretty sure TO be sent back year
after year. and, with the encouragement that his
lasts learning more and more the wisdom and ex-
perience that should be possessed by the men who
Richard Harding Davis came to this city yester-
day TO attend the rehearsal OF the play that
Augustus Thomas has made OF his
PLEASED novel Soldiers OF Fortune He
WITH THE is at his favorite hotel. the Gilsey
DRAMATIZA- House. Mr.. Davis expressed him
TION OF self as being much pleased with
HIS NOVEL the dramatiZatiOn. Mr. Thomas
he said has done excellent
piece Of work with the book and the result think,
is a great success. Nothing has been spared 70
make the setting effective and true The uniforms
viii be real uniforms, and the scenes are painted
most effectively. You may remember how the hills
great Closed st behind the pier 0 Veil in the
scenery there are The hve hills Ike great closed
be presented in New-Haven on next Monday II
Will oe gwen IN New ork IN about month OI
Santiago de Cuba, but. II written before the
er t9f Since aoPe R fea a6d n35 %s % Under Te Spanish f r
Ny new novel that will soon appear is much ike
Pointer in a South American revolution"