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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
INVADED BY EAST ENDERs.
ENGINEERS.
CONTINUED from page one.)

o. she district the officials, when called
up by telephone, said they did not know
how many OF their men had quit. The
mine workers have not yet received any
definite figures at their headquarters, so
correct estimate or the number OH strike
cannot be given until later in the day.
All the companies whose men deserved
their posts promptly filled the places of
the strikers with non-union men and
their agents say the operation OF the
pumps will not be interrupted by reason
of the strike.
Everything is quiet in the region thus
far today. In order TO avert trouble the
coal companies will keep their special
officers at the mines until the strike Is
over.
The situation is so acute that the pres
ence OF these men in the city, especially
at night, is liable to be the cause OF an
outbreak.
Colllery clerks who refused today TO
take charge OF fire or pumps were dis
charged.
MADE NO DEMONSTRATION.
shamokin, Pa, June 2--Strikers made
no demonstration at any or the ~ coll
place today other than TO collect In
groups on public roads endeavoring TO
learn whether pumpmen, hremen and en-
gineers would report for work.
Al least % per cent OF the three classes
of workmen went on strike for the s-hour
work day When flremcn ceased work
at o'clock this morning their positions
were nlled by company hands, principally
sub-bosses. Rather than take the places
OF strikers a number OF sub-bosses re-
signed.
Strike leaders say they are highly graft
fed over the situation officials OF the
coal companies also declare they are
pleased that enough men were found TO
keep up steam In most OF the fire rooms.
IL Is the intention OF the strikers within
the next "A hours TO persuade men now
at work TO. quit, In order TO mako the
tie up absolute.
collieries today. and strikers remain
away from the mines.
The Shipnan Coal company, employing
357 men, at the Colbert colliery and Con-
nell e. Co, employing 4M workmen at the
Enterprise colliery, have granted fire.
men, pumpmen and engineers the S-hour
work day The men are manning fire,
engine and pump rooms at those works.
There are 1900 men and boys employed
I'm the mines In this district
AT noon President Mitchell Issued the
following statement: Reports received
from every important mining community
indicate that where the elght-hour day
has not been conceded fully so per cent.
OF the fremen. pumpmen and engineers
have ceased work. The number VIII be
materially increased tomorrow. In some
sections mine forcmen have positively de-
clined 20 perform the work Of engineers,
nremen and punpmen. In some places
foremen have manned the pumps and
clerks have also been requested TO per-
form this labor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
Ten INJURED
Eastbound Passenger Train
Wrecked at Otis, Ia.

Marshalltown, Ia. June Am east
bound passenger train on the Northwest
ern Railroad was wrecked near Otis last
night and ten persons are reported TO be
seriously injured. one of whom. Captain
Cook OF San Francisco. is not expected
TO survive
The injured were occupants of rear
sleeper, the only coach that left the track.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
BICYCLE RACER KILLED.

Lancaster. Penn. June 2.--while wal
ter Powell. aged IL years, one Of the fast
bicycle riders OF Lancaster county. was
practicing here Saturday night for a COM
ing race. he and his pacemaker, Daniel
Trewetz. came I'm collision. Powell's
skull was fractured and he died today.
Trewetz was injured internally. and Is
now at the point Of death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
FREE BAPTIST MINISTER'S.
IN UNITED STATES COURT.

In the United States court this morn
ing Eugene A. Dean, William T. Snow
and j. c. Cook. the latter OF Tiverton,
were discharged from bankruptcy.
A creditors petition was presented by
Patrick T. Gilligan, asking that Patrick
Mulvey be declared a bankrupt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
INJUNCTION DENIED

New York, June 2-Justice MacLean
in the supreme court today handed down
a decision denying the application made
in behalf OF Sylvester b. Hinckley OF
Newton. Mass. for an injunction to re-
strain the majority stockholders OF the
meat corporation of Schwarzschid q
Sulzberger. from increasing the corpora
TONS capital s., 100000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
PROVIDENCE MAN H0NORED.

Philadelphia. June "A. G. w. Bowen
OF Providence has been elected chairman
OF the University OF Pennsylvania track
team for 1908. The election was held
late Saturday evening. Just before the
team returned from the intercollegiate
games In New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
WILL WITNESS CORONATION

Baltimore, Md, May 22.-Mrs. Sarah b.
Hunt, venerable lady OF this city. who
was beautiful girl of is at the corona
tion OF Jueen Victoria, as the guest in
London Of George Peabody. the great
pbilanthropist, Will sail from Baltimore
on Saturday to attend the crowning OF
King Edward
Mrs Hunt will be formally received by
the official coronation managers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
PROVIDENCE AVERAGES.

Four Providence players are included In
the list OF immortals who are In the 800
class, while one other IL but a short run
from the place. Cassidy leads in stick
work. with .354 a grand average for u
games. Corridor holds third place, with
.344. his Improvement In batting being
long hits Wagner and Foster lead. the
former having seven doubles and five
triples to his credit. while the latter has
Ave doubles two three-baggers and four
home runs on his list.
In fielding. up 10 Saturday night, TO
which time these averages are made up,
Hildebrand had a perfect record for the
season. having accepted 81 chances In left
field without an error: Hildebrand also
leads In base running. having purloined
seven. The averages:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
JUDGE TAFT At THE VATICAN

Rome, June 2-The papal secretary of
state, Cardinal Rampolla, today received
Judge Taft. gocernor of the Philippine ISL
ands. Bishop Thomas O'6orman, OF
Sioux Falls acted as interpreter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
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Mrs Moore. Press Superintendent o.
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us in our temperance work.
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streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
NEWARK.

Two-base hits-Griffin. Childs, Pfanmil-
Ter 2 Stolen bases-Hayward. Jope, Carr.
First base on balls-On Cross 2: of Pfon-
miller g. Hit by Pitched ball-By Pfan-
miller l. Struck out-By Cross i; by
Pfanmiller l. Double play-Hayward TO
Jordan. Time-1h 40m. Umpire-Egan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
SUIT FOR TR0vER

william K. White OF Pawtucket hAo
brought suit against George ~. Saunders
OF East Greenwich TO recover $1,000,
Suit is based on the alleged conversfcn
OF boat and carpenter tools.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
GENERAL GOSSIP.

Joseph u. Thomas. Jr.. '03, of New
York city, was elected captain Of the
Yale track team for next year. az meet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
Pitcher Merritt Struck by a Batted Ball
and Painfully Injured in
Yesterdays Game.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Cleveland at Baltimore
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02

sion OF st. James street and PiccadllIy.
rendering traffic most difficult.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
London. June 2.-On the stock exchange
today South Africa securities opened ac-
tive and higher but heavy realization all
day long soon brought down prices to be-
low those OF Saturday. The market as
this dispatch is sent, is decidedly Hat.
THE PoPE's COMMENT.
Rome. June 2.-On the receipt OF the
news Of the conclusion OF peace in South
Africa, the Pope expressed his JOY, add
ing:
II hope to close by eyes on worldwide
peace"
REJOICING AT KINGSTON.
Kingston, Ja., June 2.--There was great
rejoicing here today at the conclusion Of
peace in South Africa. The governor, Sir
Augustus Hemmng. sent a cable message
TO the colonial secretary, Joseph Cham
berlain. offering him the heartesit con-
gratulations In behalf of the people OF
Jamaica.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Worcester at Providence.
Jersey City at Newark.
Montreal at Buffalo.
Rochester at Toronto.
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CONTINUED from page one.)

NNoheihucd liOii B4St Oilcsl
felt by all classes at the conclusion OF the
war At many places the magistrates
discharged all prisoners charged with
light offences. Many or the provincial
exchanges closed at lunch time, and the
children at the schools everywhere were
dismissed. Great torchlight professions
are being arranged for tonight and illumi-
nations which were In the course OF prep
aration for the coronation are being hur-
ried on. so that they can be lit up to-
night
There IL no further news from South
Africa, but the opinion is expressed I'm
official quarters that Commandant
Fouche and other Boer leaders in Cape
Colony who did not attend the NeTeen-
iging conference win come in OF their
own accord. IL Is also thought TO be
extremely improbable that 1t will be pos
sible 10 bring many troops home In time
for the coronation.
INVADED BY EAST ENDERs.
Later I'm the day the crowds in the
streets increased In size became nolsler
and there were indications OF repetition
tonight OF the scenes witnessed when the
relief OF Mafeking was announced.
The East enders invaded the West end
and factory girls and boys took posses
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
WORCESTER.

Two-base hits-Cassidy Friend. Three
bases-Wagner. Delehanty. Sacrifice hit
Friend. Double plays-Corridon TO Gas
sidy; wrigley TO Madison;. Wrigley TO
Clancy First base on balls-On Corri-
don 2; of Merritt l. Struck out-By Cor
ridon s; by Merritt 2. Wild pitches
Corridor q Time-2h. Umpire-kelley
SIX RUNS IN NINTH
Newark, June 2--Not n run was scored
for eight innings In the game with Jer-
sey City yesterday. In the ninth the
home team went to pieces. and Jersey
City tailed six times. Pfanmilier pitch
ed fine game. Score:
JrDCEv CITv
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08

(De Ell IMPARcIAL, de Madrid J

La profunds impression produc an TO
oos Ioa eircuos por Ia notieia del fallecimiento
| pEofu undfsima
/ Por indifersnte que aparezsa una genera
cle on que Tudos y rsretidos golpss parecie-
ron atronAr todo Sentimianto, no de1a jamSs
oe responder sn las grandss sRsudida8, y Ia
eausAda eatre los verdaderos amAntes del arts
que son mas de los que esoG falsos exeapti.
eismos shoFa de lncda quieren suponsr--ha
sido inmena&.
Vieo era hoy, por que cAllarIo, NO solo In
mas alta: sino 10 faioa representation del IL
slno psriodo de apogeo que hs teniIo nuestro
arte ese6niso.
Cuando a6u c&lientss las cenisas de don
julian Romss, cuando enfermo postrGdo don
Joaquin Arizona, euando sgoviAdo por los afios
don j ose Valero easi por complete rsegado
81 divide en- los tsatros de provinsi&s don Pc
dro De gados no que e1Abs Al gran aPts IN solo
repfssantants, la aparici6n en- nusstros taatros
de dos j6vsnea dotados de grandss alisntos y
de inmsnsas fseultsdes produjeron en- brsvf.
menos pssimiatAs espsraban, Ef, pero esperaban
despu6s de laTgoS Rhos de postrac6n y de de-
eAdeneiA.
En- mCsssto tsatro, no rscusrdo bien 81 en-
slope de Rue1a1 (sl antique eireo de PAul1
sn el de Ia A'hAmbrs. rsei6a inaugurado, hizo
su presentation sn Madrid Antonio VIco, ain
otra historic que ell nonhre que au padre, CO.
mo modesto actor de ls compsffA de don Ju-
liam Romes, SO hAbfa eonqufstado.
Decfass del m0xo, gus eAsi per Gompleto
desconocidO iha hAcsr aus primers armas en-
las tablas, que en- prcvincias habfa conquista.
do "a grandss lauros psro no p0r clio ID das.
eon63nzR era menor.
No con hostilidad, psro 81 con recslo, sc Ie
acogi6. IN pGbIico que SO habfa smpequs-
Hecido hacieadole Greer que nuestro taatro no
podia "a salir de las deieadesas de Ia eomedia
urbsaa, cuando mas de los coEyencionalea
ssntimentslismosd de un drama en- que intsn-
cionadsmerte 90 huia de les grandes emocie.
nsS, tsnfa que pArecsrIe prstanctoso que IN
actor novel escogiera per campo para probaP
sus fuer9ss los hermssos dssplanses de- doR
Alvaro las ruGas grandezas del ssgIsmundo |
do ala vida IS sl' h>.S
I'll 6xito &lsansAdo por aquel m09o desco- |
nocido, de gallarda fgufa. de mobiles adsma. |
mes, de VOC IN POGO pafds, psro dotada de |
todas las ind xlones de II passion, tuA, no |
grands, sino immense, colossal, fuera de soao |
cuanto pudiera sxprssarss.
Con Antonio VIco 40 vsnfa nuestFa es-
esns an nugvo, un gran actor, venia nm nus-
vo teAtro. Los autores, onprimidos pof las |!
exjgencias de los int6prstss de sus obras, /
podfsn "a dar vuslo 50 fantasfa. sLa ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08

del naturalismo J las mfsticas neu'
r6pstas de los decadentes? Quizas
ha sido todo ESQ 8 por 10 menos ss
ha imaginado serlO, maniqul DC
novelistag, probadora complac1en'
te blanda de las modas mas ex-
cGntricaS; pero en- ell fondo sospe-
cho que es una apa 0 q 3 Q
suuuesta, una libertina sin conVlc-
cf6n. Que es sencillamente y casi
aiempre Ia madre, la mama. Dasde
hgce mas de tres amos que ando en-
brazos de mujeres, ese es el t1po
me con mayor frecuencta he en-
contrado. Tai vez dira usted que
toi edad tiene la,culpa Sin embar-
90, aouf trato 3 muchachas muy
i6venes, solteras y casadas' nues-
fras vecinas de Merogis, en- las
6ualeg comprendo que todo 20 aPa-
riencia, costumbre 8 moda, tod0'
axcentr anGlo ell instinto tierno y
nrotector de la materntdad. La
EaItacor &c otrs coSaI IN ser vi
hrante, una cafilla de locuTs J
aeseo, nj In aristocratica belleza de
Ia condeEa, nj 81 tipo de lsraeil0s
rnbin a. Rebsca Dollinger, pero
estov SECURE de que hacia ella me
atrae algo cuya equivalencia no
ronozco. Mafana le dire, querido
amigo, v deio alberta mi carsa
con esta tntencl6n, 81 no he come
tido nm error de disgn6stiaQ.
4Por que maf1anap por que
tnerza le astucia he po1ido pro-
norcionarme una noche. una buena
noche completamente nuestra, en-
ma verdsders CANA y no al sbrigo
0iratorio de un quitasol peIsna-
diendo al guarda- general de que
debia orgsnlzsr una gran oabioa
contra los cazadorea en- Vedado,
cuya audacia Sc ha hecho intola'
ra6le. Citado para esta nuche en-
h halconeria con todo el personal
del g6nart grande J del pequeio.
al Indio no volvera & Ia Ermita
hasta ma1ana por Ia mafiaHa la
gsts. va puede listed hgurarse 81
aprovecharemos el tempo.
La incluyo el bosqusjo q dos
lApices de nli preciosa crisma que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
Entusiasmio reIigioso
en- Gurabo
La Junta de Asociacion Cat6Iica Sc cons.
tituye. El padre Toyar. Manifesto
ei6n grandiosa.

A las 9 de Is msfana del 6itlmo domingo
present6ronse en- este pueblo los sefiores SAL
dana, Hernandez Lopez Padre Vega, acom-
panados del PArroco de Junccs para organi-
zar Ia Junta de Cat6lcos en- esta localidad.
Despu6s de celebrado el sacrifcio ds la
Misa, Sc do principle 81 GmestingS qEe result0
solsmne, nc tan solo poE ios ilustres oradorss
que habfAn venido realizsFle 81 que &c mbien
por ell p1bl!co immense que concurri6 al acto.
mostraron In necesidad absolute de sostener
en- nusatro pats II sagrads religion de nues-
tgos padres.
AL fnalizar 81 asto 90 ccnstisuy6 10 Junta
parroquisl con personals entusiastss y distin-
gnidas.
DsapuSg de aImusrzo Ia comitivs "a diri-
ii6 Juncos, con al mismn I'm.
Fslicitamos los campe0nes de 1al idea.
@*#
El rsvefendo padre Tovar a. aldo objsto
nunca tributada aquf s ning6n aaeerdote,
Dsspuss de prsdear en- 81 tsmplo con yer.
dadera unci6n Rpost6liea, fuS asompaksdo
hasta ell eoehs por sl pueblo entsre, que ie de-.
dicaba trasss de eariAo supIicAndols que tol~
visse.
MnGre esta multitad 6euraban saderas, aG-
nor.tas, i6venea,- -caballeroB, en- una pasahra
10 mas Ano granada dc nusgsra seelsdad.
El padre Tovar hahia essado COR nasotxos
oeho dfas, prsdicaudo todas las noctlss.
Hay una solieitud del pueblo, dirigids I'll
honorable sefor Obispo, con 81 I'm de Que 50
nomhrs oil eita3o sura para eas2 pafroquis. y
{ una petIs6n han iusss sorao assa
C0rresponsals
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08

meior.> z POGO despuss Ricardo:
xsstoy muy bien.> A estas paia-
bras sigui0 cen escaso int6rvalo la
carta anunciando 81 regreso para
el martes siguiente.
Lidia In lefa y releia sentat1a en-
un baneo del silencIoso y Bolitario
parqus, sin eansarss de recorrer
aquellas pAginas lIenas de palRbras
tiernas, de dichosos proyectoa. FL
dfa termfnaba en- una gran suavi-
dad de tonos Y de temperature; y
10 que del cielc SO vefs & trav6s de
lRs ramas, pasaba del azul IN
verde claro: IN tempo 1rop6sito
para espsrar y Greer. Sdbitamente
detras de an grupo de plantas, re.
sono fuTtCSa una wee de mujer,
acento que le fu6 impossible reco-
nocer por 10 mucho que 10 Gambia
ba In passion; GVSyase ustsd su
casa, canalla. ). SSe deben condu.
cir asf las muieres casadasp. dabe-
RIA usted tsEer verg il enza, ipmun
da criatural7
Li1ia Sc vant6, LENA de
espanto, creyendo en- IN iusulto
personal, cuando vi6 detr&s de In
Verja que dgba al bosque q Rosa
Chuchfn, cogida & laa barras con
amba manos, vomitando su ira
en- la direction do un trsje CON
rayag rosadss y de una sombrilla
que huian por el bosque. Las la.
Vanderas le halofa fsferido el largo
coloquio del sefIor Alexandra con
Ia nuera Saltacor, y celosa de su
antique amante, le pareci6 tanto
mas verosfmil una inGriga entire
ellos cuanto que habfa yisto va.ias
vecea & la Saltacor dando vueltas
por el pequefio Senart, en- las cer-
csnias de- Uzslles, donde Alejan.
dro tba eonstAntements. La pre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08

empezo Ell soldado de caballerfa
BorFki. falsario an ell regimiento
mum. so Gle drsgonss. Segdn pueds
usted yer, va emPezaba q parecar-
Sc. Solo que por la ley de suhie-
tividad de que hablAbarnos IN dfa
y que obliga & mi sastre, que es
gordo, q que hsga chRlecos cue
bostezan, no obstante mis- repeti-
das observaciones, as1 ese apaslo-
nado Borskt puso en- mis- o1oB el
fren6tico ardor de los Suyos y Ia
expression de mi roStro resulta
cambiada por complete. VolVl Q
yer al pobre muchacho en- el patio
del Quartet, Ia mafIana en- que d'ss.
fl6 ante las tropas despu6s de 81
condena & trabaios forzosos. Aque-
LA siniestra teatral ceremonial
de In degradation, bajo IN cielo ds
lluvia, en- el cuadro de lados oscu@
ros, de hombres y caballos cho-
rreando aqua, no parecfa fmpre-
sionarle. Cuando pas6 tunto na1,
CON 81 capote vuelto del reFeS
sobre los hombroS y la cabeza
erguida, me impresion6 el ale. q
miento de sus miradaa y de sHs
pensamientos. Comprendfase que
estaba 6 mil leguas 6e todos los
presidios, sonriendo CON tfanspor-
te & la que 10 hizo criminal. Ess'
llama de passion es la que puso en-
mi ratrato, sin ning1n motive por
cierto.
iOh, DO, en- los oios de puestF&
generaci6n no hay llamaradast
yerdad ValongoG NoSotros no ar-
demos nj por ell amor nj por Ia
patria: SQuisn tiene Ia culpaY
listed, fl6sofo amigo, pensador,
trabaisdor, devorador dc lbros, ia
extiguido segdn cree su calor aus
rayos en- las nieblas de la metaffsi-
ca alemana; por ESQ acusara listed
los libroa de haberle inStruido y
agostado demasiado pronto.
Pero entonces nosotros, los ma
los estudiantes los que no leemoss
hubieramos podido conaervar ese
foco de honradas creencias : auco
di6 10 contrario. Prohablements
no es precise abtiF para eonoeerlos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08

sencia de Li6ia no Ia conSuvo, afno
que ton0 & su anna como testigd
de tanta impudencia y de infamiai
GlComprende listed eska sin yer.
gil .nza, sefioraY -. lVenir & qut-
tarnos nuestro hombre on Ia pr0pia
casa
-1Acaso estAs cassda, pobre
Rosa?
No sefiora; pero hay cosas de-
masfado duras. :. 81 cree que le
deiar6 hacer 10 que dess,a :. Y no
Sc 10 dir6 81 pspanatils de mari
dc, sino al suegro, O.. Indio, CON
Quien tendra que hah6rselas.
caro- 10 has de psgar. perdidaI
Pero en- el camino iel bosque,
delicieso de tranquilidla7 aquella
tarde, solo habfa saltoa de coneii-
llos, idas y v5uidas de l'aissnes es-
pantados por Ia griterfa. Ltdiat
asombrada de hallar tanta passion
sn aquella criatura qua le parcels
adormecids, cerrsda, ana espscie
de marmota, trat6 de calmarla;
<Serfa horrible avisar & Ssltacor,
que es ana bestia feroE !. Pero 10
conogco, no 10 haras porque no eres
mala.2
Rosa movie la cabgza,
-Mala no; pero celosa sf... IOal
celosa. UE NAL como Ia rabiR...
naire listed sefora, Sc Ell mordido Y
quiere uno morder. So sufre y ne
hace sufrlr.
Su rostro vulgar 80 ponfa her4
moso. convulso y tefiido por In
passion; y Lidis Fenigap descubrfa
con terror en- aquellas facciones de
campesida, manera de amenaxa
8 de pressgio, Ia expression dolorosa
que tan hien conocia = que tantas
horas amargas le recorslabR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
FranCia & Inglaterra

Eraneia & IpglateFPs, que en- t0dss parties
90 nirsn con reeelo, paEecsn habsr escogfdo
4 Abisinia para seasro de sus heehos dipIomA~
ticos En PAIfs ha saEallado fFancamsnts ID
hostilidnd consfa Ii extension del fsrroearPii
britknico do 4lbuti Harras hkeiA ZarlAA, en-
oil terrisorfo ipg'ss de somslia. Ia bRstsao
ssto para que Ioa inglesss, asf en- In Gran Brs~
ta6a como en- Abisinia, pongan el grito en sl
eielo. digan que Francis quisre nonopoIizsr
las Ventaias comerciales que, en- abnndaneia
ofrses Abisinis, y ahaden que sl gohierno do
In Gran Bretafa& sst4 en- el easo de no conssn
tir eI abuso baio ningdn pretexto nj en lorna
aJsuna. Dicese cue median respecto & sato
notas ensrgicAs entre los gabinease de aqusRds
v allsnds Il Canal de la Manehs.