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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
NUEVO EDIFIClO

El Ssu8do tsdsr&l de los Estados Unidos
Sot0 en- 10 session del an ere iito de S2SOO 600
para conatrnlK uu nusvn adthcio de correos en-
N1evs York. Los $500 600 no son mas que nm
cFSiito preIiminRr, sisndo costumbre estable-
cida In de tPss v0tando las cantldades por do
siA mod0EadAs para no espantarla gsnts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
LksnHa OBRERa

La Union obrera de Estados 9
Unidos solicita la Influenza de
Hanna y Foraker para anulsr La
ley porque, 50 condeno don San.
tiago Jglesias, <leader> dc log so-
cialistas de Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
Grave incidente

Et fnlsrcoles la bora de dirjgIrse su ss :
euela, et professor dom Carmeo Agostini, da
MaysgnsS, fue vfetimA de an grave Academia
eRsu9l.
Al iP AI Pstir&F un revolver que tsuia sobre
una mesa colocarlo sobre una tabIiils, sc ls
lofsp1r6 CON tan mal@ susrte que recibi6 ell pro-
yaesI! en- Ia cSbeEa produclendols una rozadu-
~ b8tants profunda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
A I'll lgDAN
P0r Eel6grafO%
Marso =.
Slm V0T0

Los puertorriqueflos que resi-.
den on el archipelago de Hawaii
notienen voto. Se 10 MEGA el Tri-
bunal de Justicia de squeiIag is.
las. Dice que deben naturali~
zarss como nOrte americanos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
aEcEPcI0a

Aver 30 celebfo una magnffi-
ca reception on 81 buque esclela
americana <Monongahela,S en- ho.
nor de Ia oficialidad del barco de
guerra frances <Sachets, surto
en- el puerto die esta capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
IT, CO MGRESo

Ell Congreso de Washignton
promote v0tar una cantidad para
las reclamaclones iegales que 80
hagan por virtud de la Ultima
gaerra international.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
Representante ruso

El goblerno de San PesersbuTgo nombra
Al CSSPevicht, para que repreaente nj Gear nj.
eOlAs II de Russia, en- In coronaci6n del rsY DON
Alfonso XIII.
El jovsn monArca 80 % Ill ha sgrsdecido
mucho 10 distincI6n del EmperAdor moscovita
y ofFees visitnflo an In prlmaveFa de 1904 en-
Su viaie proy varias coEtes ouropeas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07

ojcs qus la vleron ir
por esos mares sfuera....
Ala an In metro aolf, podra deseaasar
tr&nq ailsmente s0bra aus msrchitos lsnrs es.
entire sus grandes amgotss los senadoras los
oblspos de marras, con quienes dspsrtira tste
tdte ecarca de Ia inconstancia de Ia fortuna
da 10 ehmero deleznahie de las grandezss
humaras....
Naevo Cation ell destierro, So de1lcara 6
las aspsculaclonss 1los0fcas, d&ndo de mAno
& las aspscuIacioueg polfsicAs, y. en- aus horas
de desaisnto, d ggatau le servir3 de pAfio e
l6grimAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
Motto as=I

lin Morovfs ga encusntra vacante la escue-
In gradusda de nifiss asf como los rnrales dc los
barrIos &Pasto0 GCuchillosH
ss halla vacante en- Coamo una eacuela
grsduada, de nuevR creAcion
For acuerdo de la ianss local de inatrue-
ci6n pdbiica de- Gurabo Sc anuncfs ia proVl-
si6n de ID eseueia rural del barrio de Mazas.
LA ley dando facultad un comtte de
Maeatros para que pueda administraf LOS ION
dos lamados de <Ju1ilaciones del Msgisterlo,1 =
fu6 aprobada en- % de Fssfero, oesde cuya
fecha ernpez6 regir.
HnlA .casa Official de hay Sc publica L.
ley para bonifcar q cisrtos ampleados del Fri.
bnnal Dc DistrIto de los Nstad6s u ntdos para
ell Datrito de Puerto Rico.
Ttpos de- cambio:
Londres. 90 div sin operasedions'.
New-York, dlv: PAR
Paris, & div .............2N p.S
Ham6urgo, 8 dIy.......,..aN pS p
E!spaRa, dEv...... 2sp p.S
Los americanos de San Juan se muastrsn
interes&dos en- otros juegos ati6ticos. sdemAs
del Base ball.
El gobernador devoIvI6 Ia vista, al eonan.
cibllo con 81 saludo de regismsnso.
I'LL domingo, cslebrkronse en- Bio Grande
meetings escolar y cat6ico, siendo muy con-
currl1os.
Han sido absueltos en- sl Tribunal do Dis
trito q San Juan, Antonio Crubertier = Ga
vino plEarEo, acasadoa de robo.
TambEen f16 absuslto LSnre&no RogAin O
o uien aensaba de hs5er penetrsdo en- una
tiendA de Oirilo r Rodrignez cerca de Comerio.
T7rocsdsnse da st. Thomas Europa le-
CARA de IN momento ~ otro al puerto de San
juan, al vapor frances sO inde Rodrigues,9
caias.
El emplsAdo Dc sssss oneinas dan & .m6c
+ Rst!.t&SS, tfene la agsneia de nnestro coleg8 Co.
ricstnrista GGa ArsfisS, en- CsguAs.
sIe Ia ha eon6Ado e sefior EsparolnI . 81
pase pog estG ciudad.
Sic hs'la enfsrmo de grAvedad en- Q4ebra-
dilIsa Is apreciada ssfiorisa RoGario Msndez.
Daseannoa ana pronta naejorfa.
La tnsunciencia de los actos nutrftivos es
In eanss principsi de muchas enfermedades.
Las cusIidadps reconstituy6ntes de la Emul-
si6n de eott, obedecen In fAcilidad con que
GO Esim1 Sda per al c9ganismo
Dr.. don Manuel MUfitz, Ms iico- Ciruiano
de IL y JoiveTsi4ad de Madrid.
CsrsiAca QIe hace dies Hets 3 Nos viene
prescRihiendo IA Emulsion de- 8 :ott, de- acEite
Ia hfSado dc bacalao con hipt fosftos de cal y
1a sosA. con muy buenos raaulkados paPtIcn-
armansta an la tfhs pulmonar, anemia, raqui
sfsmo eu los MI )s, como reconstisuyente sn
as canvalscen ncias cesos de cebtlidad game
.al.
i psra Gne conste exp.da 10 presents en-
A1Asco, Pusrto Rico, JUNO 10 de 1894.
DR.. Ma1aueE Muffin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
La revoIuCi6n de Venezuela

Los inRuFrsetos levAntados en- Armas en-
VenesHsls, van dspoBiendo Actitud hostil,
per esFsneiR dc PecuPSos mAtsriAiaB pnes los
csasFos de pobaci6n estkn ampar&dos de iss
GaaRSAa del gobierno, y no pusden provisio-
nAEsG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07

Mas demos de bArato que resulten ciertos
los rumoTca que circular.
IA que Santa Elena dessinarSn Barb
sns amigos?
IA lA iala de CAbFAs2
IA IL de Cuebra? CLagartoD
IA la de Vtsquss Ia Monag
E+tA 6ltimA parece In tndicada, pero se
ifnpons, como mas propia, Ii de CAi& de muer-
tOs, & donde ls acompaGarkn aus corFeligiona-
rios, cant&ndole el 0ori, goTt.
Sic transit gloria nIn7ldi
PeFo no hsva cuidedo.
El doctor BArbosa declsFa que no dAyk lu.
gar que ls destierrsn, despuss de sn w Ater-
Too polftiGo, de su tremendo fracAso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
Mario 4 do 1ses
Sin Rival en-
Ell MundO.

FL medicamento que
mas fanna ha alcanZado
en- ell mundo eS la Emul-
sion de Scott. No hay
pafs civilizado donde no
Sc pronuncie su nombre
con respeto, y esa repu-
taci6n bien adquirida no
es hija de la casualldad,
sino consecuencia legi-
TINA de los buenoS re-
suItados que ha produ-
ducido la medicina en-
las enfermed edades del
pecho y de la garganta,
en- los escrofulosos y de-
bilitados. La association
del Aceite de Hfgado de
BacaIao con los hipofos-
fitos de sosa y cal, como
Sc encuentran en- la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
La DEMDUR4AJIA
= Ia uaLA

La goleta <Dichosao sale
inspeccionar los faros de La isla.
Lleva empleados para hacer
reparaciones en- algunos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07

ssHT~ jose G. del vaIle TorseIssa 71).--on-
sinas para Ia gesti6n de Asuntoa adrnfnistrs.i H.
TOE sn sodos loa centfos 0ncialea
MANGAs Y cAPtRorEs- -versoa de Lula
Rodriguez Cabraro. De yeuta en- Ia cAIla de
10 FoFEalega no So, al preeto ds- so eentsvos
ii eisrr olar -.
eLA INDUsTRIA UERrORR1QUENAs
Fibrca de iao6n marca xR9msn. essable-
cida en- Hato R+y (Rlo-Pisdras), de Succession
de R7rn6n ca
So compra sobo.
Dlrtiirse en- Ia misma don Polcarpo
Eehevarrfa.
si1rMuehlss ds toda0 clnses.-MarKarfda
q os.' San Francisco a. ~
<LA RoRIaouRN.--D rargAs d o. no
olvi5af gus essa casa Ga Is que mas tlarsto
yen6e p gus eonstantenaente Introduce nuevas
Eeicsnclas nrtfcul0s de altn novsdad. Wis
- hafaa IA.
doctor J. LORRNzo oAsALDUfo.
Ciru1sno-D -DentistA Nnrta- am arica M.
Areribo~-Puerto-RicB.
FI6UERoA. WILSON & Ce4-IngeiaisYos
eectricistaS.-
Nos ofrecenos 81 ptihlico tanso en San
Juan Como en- Is isIa, para tr,da clsse db ins%
talacictnes de plsnbas el6ctrIcas an hacibndas
ingaptos en- espeeialIdsd para instalGcio-
nss de slumbFado sl6ctrico. 'rodas las ingta-
lscionas aectrioss de Ia atSau Juan Lights and
Transft Conpanys han aldo hachas psr no
sotrps.
Pa.ra dirigiras uososros pcr corfeo p0n
gssa 4'lgueros Wilson Ce,--Aparsado so1
s7Acrfcionss La nEhooRAcrA. T7ae Pusr.
to Ricq HernId. Ei Ftg1ao. In 44raAa Ia Eguo.
Eilc4dFa, Ana4rieo Marin, Ponce II.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
10 u eAsT0s

Los gastos de dicha reception
los costean los ofici ales del <Mo.
nonRahela.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07

Paseies de ida vnelta 10 3 de- rebaja
Nl6os Eaencrss de 13 Afios: mitad de precios.
Los vapcrss ds esta lfnea son recomeada-
bIes por aus comoftdades especialea para pasa-
ieros empleando da Puerto Rico & New York
nj Feda1oF de di&s.
4Ace7stss gs7aern5es: Boulson. GeRss q DaIlett,
las Front ST. New York. En- Ponce, Morales
Y Oa I'm San Juan, Vli!ar y Ga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
Para emrar mm ResRraadO

en uu dia tome las PASTLLLAS LAXAN-
TES DE BROMO -QUININA. I'll bosicario
le dsvoivera Ell dinero 81 no Sc cur&. LA drma
de E. W. GROVE ze halls al chdn cAjita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07

El mismo, por sus pasos contados. plan
pisniso, So marehar6 3 an casa, donde hark Ia
maleta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
Hotel "HUMACRENO'
DE
FausfinGs CfntrAaa

HaDitaciones comodas y frescas.
SorviciO esmerado Y buena mesa.
Humacao, p. r. Mario |. do
1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
Emulsion
de Scott

es una combination fe!iz
que proporciona los ma
: teriales para reparar los
: tejidos y la sangre. la in
: fancia es Ia edad que mas
|: beneflcios reporta de la
Emulsion de Scott. Por
Su buen sabor es toIerada
por el paladar mas deli
cado. Asf como los ar
boles necesitan para Gre
Ger y desarrollarse buena
terra, abono y riego; asf
tambien los ninos re-
quieren el uso de la
Emulsion de Scott de
aceite de hlgado de la
calao con hipofosfitos de
cal y de sosa, que repre-
senta para ellos fuerza,
salud Y algeria.
SCoTT s. BOVINE, Quimlcos, New York !
De venta en- las Droguerfas Farmacias.
an
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07

Gin Morovis So encusntTA vacante LIB escue
In gradusda de nihss, ,asi como i0s FnraAes oe ~
barrIoa GPastoD GCuchillosS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
sLA INDUsrRIA PUBRroRR1oUENAu

eaB~Muehlss de todA8 clnses. s.-Markarid,
! Ca., San Francisco IL. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07
LEONClO BARREiRO

Oifnjano dentista. Ore
ce sus serVicios al phbli-
co. Gale de RuiE .Belvis.
Oaguas, Pto- Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07

IS halla vaeante en- Coamo una eacIei'
grsduada, de nuava creAct6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07

ss hsila eEfsrmo de gravadAd en- q zebra
dillsa Is aprectadA ssfiorisa RoGarfo Msndez.
Dasearnoa una pronta Eaeiorfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07

s9EF jose G. del Vale fTortnlsza 7tl,--On
einas para Ia gcsti6n de asuntoa adrfnisGrst
TOE su 1o5os lOa centros 0ncfalea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07

For acuerdo de Ia iunts local De inatrnc
cf6n p6bli de- Gurabo Sc anuncia Ia prov
si6n de 10 aacuela rural del barrio de Ma2as.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-07

<I4A RORINQUEN>--De TargAs q Ca y
olvi2zf que asta casa Ga Is que mas ttarat
yen6e ? Gus eoustantenaente Introduce nueva
Eegcsncias nrtleuloa de alta novedad. Wis
- haGa a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-21
EUROPE AGAINST
CUBAN RECIPROCITY

LONDON, March ll.-Delegatos from
a number of chambers of commerce Wis
tied the Foreign Secretary, Lord Lanss
downc. at the Foreign Office today and
presented a memorial relative to Brit
ish trade with cuba. pointing out that
ii was feared that when the admins
tration of that island was handed over
to the Cubnns "a reciprocity treaty
would be negotiated admitting cuban
products into the United States at re-
duccd duties, and granting correspond
ing preferential terms to American
PRODUCTS and manufactures by cuba.
THE United States" says the me-
mortal, when declaring war on Spain,
explicitly stated that their action would
be limited by freeing Cuba from Span
ish rule. 1t was. therefore, understood
by those in Europe engaged In trade
with Cuba that no measures would be
adopted at the conclusion of the war
which would restrict or destroy their
trade with that island. Such n reel
procity treaty as that anticipated would
undoubtedly put an end to European
trade with the island. The chambers
therefore, most earnestly request that
the utmost effort be made by his majes-
tvs Minister at Washington to prevent
the signing of any such treaty, or, at
least, to see that the most favored
Lation treatment of Cuba be continued
to this nation. 1t is represented that
French and German interests would
suffer by a reciprocity treaty. and II
is suggested IA joint protest might be
elfectual in preventing change ad-
verse to the interests of Europe in
trade with Cuba"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-21
LABOR MEN WILL LIST Int
EMPLOYERS OF ORIEN AIS

I-nEnU Will d. M ths ruoms ~ tbr
j nonoiulu Trades and Labor Cuuu.
90 very soon. not ~ al MGR.
rhants ~ this city who employ Oriental
skilled labor The ust viii include az
VEIL those ftws the members 81 Whith
have in any way used The chinese or
Japanese at work which might be- per-
formed by q skilled American work
man.
The move looking 60 n listing uf the
employers Of cheap labor was inuugu-
rated at the recent meeting uf the
Council. which was attended by thirty
six out OF the thirty-uine representa-
tiNcs Of the various organized trades
in the city. The meeting was a long
one. the subjects under discussion be-
ing the proposed entrance into politics
OF the Council, and the probability of
there being perfected the list OF em-
ploycrs Of Orientals. There seemed to
Ice but one opinion as To the plan To
be followed In the matter of the politi-
"al position Of the Council. The ma
jority was consistently opposed to any
action at this time.
The proceedings of the Council were
supposed to be secret, and 50 the exact
vote by which the representatives. of
the various trades Were put on record
cannot be had. Ii was something like
thrty-three tn three, according to one
representative present The declara-
tlon was that the Council should neith-
er endorse "A candidate nor suggest one
to any of the old parties as the choice
of the council. The debate brought
but the fact that any attempt TO
spread a rumor that any man had re-
ceived the endorsement of the Council
was false, and the expressions of the
members Of the Council We're to the
effect that there would be no endorse
Inent until the person seeking the same
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-21
WANT To
TRY AGAIN
Motion Filed in
Pearl 1arbor
Case.

The motion Tor new trial In the
case OF the United states vs. the Ho-
nolulu Plantation Company. was filed
n Federal Court yesterday The mo-
ton b. 10 be presented 10 Judge Estee
Wednesday, March 26th
The following are the grounds given
IN the motion az reasons why "A new
trial should be granted:
J. lnsufiiciency of evidence To Justify
the said verdict.
{. That said verdict is contrary to
ana against the law and the evidence.
9. That said verdict Is not sustained
or justified by either the law or the
evidence or the weight Of the evidence
herein.
4 That said verdict Is excessive. in
this, that IL attempts TO award excess
sive unreasonable and inconsistent
compensation or damages herein.
D. That said verdict is contrary to
and against the charge of the court
herein.
$. Errors in law occurred during the
trial and excepted to by said plaintiff
and petitioner.
In the assignment of errors II 4.
stated that the evidence is wholly in
sufficient TO Justify the verdict, in that
there is no evidence to support the
nnding that the market value of the
lcasehold interest is of the sum of
$4,000, or any sum in excess of s15, 900
In support OF this is attached an affi-
davit from Assistant District Attorney
Dunno showing the judgment of the
court after the first trial to have been
$4,000 In full for all damages of every
kind. For the same reason IL is al
legged that there was no evidence to
justify the finding of the jury of dam
ages in the amount of sS.523.
II Is further alleged that the Valua-
ton of the jury was mere speculative
one. and that jury gave undue and ex-
cessiYe weight to the expert testimony
introduced by said defendant
The plaintiff alleges that the court
erred in allowing the testimony rela-
tive to the mill upon the plantation
and in allowing some of the questions
asked by defendant of the experts.
Errors in the refusal of the court to
give certain instructions asked by de-
PENDANT are also alleged by plaintiff,
as reasons for & new trial.
In the affidavit by Mr.. Dunno, ac-
coInpanyng the motion, he sets out
the fact Of the first trial, and the sub
sequent order of Judge Estee, January
10Th, in granting new trial, upon the
refusal of the defendant to accept a cut
To $4,000. the amount fixed by the
court. He says further that the evil
dence in the two cases was substan-
TALLY the same; that but few addition
al witnesses were called. and upon the
same pleadings and the same state of
facts, the verdict should not have been
above the sum of $4,000, the judgment
in the first trial.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-21
MACON WINS
ANOTHER CASE

Judge Robinson held court Jall day
yesterday. hearing the case Of Kuke-
kakaulai and Kui VS.. j. A. Magoon
and the trustees of the Bishop Estate.
Complainants alleged that they had
borrowed $500 from Mr. Magoon, and
afterwards repaid him half of that
amount. Later they were unable to
pay the remainder and they gave him
what they supposed was a new mort
gage for the balance of 5000, but
which afterwards turned out to be a
deed. The evidence showed however,
that the deed to the property, alleged
Ia be worth $1,000, was given to Ma
COON upon condition that half the
rental be paid to the plaintiffs, and
that they be allowed TO remain there
for the remainder of their lives. The
title to the property is not clear. Judge
Robinson dismissed the complaint up
on the motion of defendant, holding
that the evidence was insufficient to es-
tablish the allegations in the complaint.
The plaintiffs are Hawaiians, over
seventy years of age. The trial oecu-
pied the entire day.
CIRCUIT COURT NOTES.
Objections We're filed yesterday to
the bill of exceptions i'm the Kahilina
divorce case. Libellant alleges that no
exceptions were taken at the hearing
state the facts.
The children of NJ ]. Borba, deceas-
ed, have waived claim to share in
the estate in favor of the widow, who
receipts for the proceeds. $26s.
Allen Robinson have filed a lien
upon the building of j. II. Fisher, on
Fort street, between Beretania and
Hotel streets. in the amount OF 1919 Al.
Judge Humphreys yesterday licensed
trict courts of the Territory, and be-
fore Circuit judges on appeals.
The Honolulu Rapid Transit and
Land Company filed a demurrer yes
to-day to the complaint of Sun Kwong
Man Company, in which a temporary
injunction was granted. Defendants
allege that the bill is brought by per-
sons not entitled to bring an equity
suit; that the complaint is void for
want of certainty as 10 the parties
complaining, and that the plaintiff is
not entitled in law TO sue as a firm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-21
COLLECTOR
REFUNDS $3.50

Dealers in cigars and tobacco were
made happy yesterday by visit from
Revenue Collector Roy Chamberlain,
who brought with him United States
Treasury warrants for various amounts
ranging from $40 to 81, 200.
The distribution made yesterday is
the refund of excess internal revenue
duties for stock on hand July !, 1901,
when the war revenue tax was repealed
and changed. The total amount dis
tributed by the collector was 5.549. So
thirty-five firms being included in the
distribution.
The act passed March 9, 1901. made
considerable reduction in the tax
on various articles included in the
war revenue bill, principal of which
was that on cigars, tobacco and snuff.
The reduction on cigars was 60 cents
per 1000, the war tax having been 81. 60
per 1000, and the present tax but SO.
The reduction on other articles was
great, and the total
through the United States represented
a considerable decrease in the reve-
nues of the country. The act provided
that all tobaccos held in stock unsold
on July /, 1901, when the law became
effective, should benefit by the reduc-
ton, and dealers We're given sixty days
in which to present their claims to
Washington. Altogether, Hawaiian
dealers held tobacco in stock upon
which the reduction in taxes meant
$3.50. SO. and claims for that amount
Were filed with Collector Chamberlain.
and by him forwarded to Washington.
The thirty-five firms benefitting by the
act reside in all portions of the Terri
tory the entire district being includ-
cd. The largest individual claim was
for $1,000. and the smallest, so. AZ. The
Treasury warrants for the payment of
the claims We're received via the
steamer Coptic, and Collector Cham
berlain paid the amounts yesterday,
mailing the warrants where the claim
ants resided outside the city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-21

| been elected manager of the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Ministers of the British Cabinet have
bitter differences of opinion as to the
treatment of the Irish League
The Republican party of Brazil elect
ed D. Alves president of Brazil, scor-
ing signal victory over DIR. De ANA
rel.
The bill to. provide for the election of
Senators by popular vote, will probably
be reported in the Senate at this ses-
sion.
Secretary Long has resigned from the
Navy Department, and has been sue
ceeded by Congro ssman Moody, of
Massachusetts.
General Funston, at a banquet in
New York, scored the anti-Imperialists
as responsible for much of the trouble
in the Philippines.
single windows that command fine
views of the streets over which King
Edwards coronation parade will pass
are renting for 1865 each.
Yale defeated Columbia i'm the inter-
collegiate swimming race at the Sports
mans show, thereby taking the cham
/ plonship. The time was 2:39 10
The railroad companies have agreed
to provide telephone service for over
land trains while they are i'm waiting
at San Francisco, Chicago and Oma-
ha.
James Wilson, Secretary of Agricul-
ture, Of Iowa, Is to retire from the
Presidents Cabinet Immediately after
the final solution of the Cuban tariff
question.
The latest proposal of Russia, that
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she viii withdraw from Manchuria in
eighteen months, is still unsatisfactory
10 China.
Roosevelt sent his first veto TO Con-
gress. refusing to sign a bill clearing
the record of John Glass, charged with
desertlon from the navy during the
civil War.
The Folkething of Denmark, in exec
utlVe session, voted in favor of the
ratification of the treaty providing for
the sale of the Danish West Indies to
the United States.
John A. Kasson. former reciprocity
commissioner of the United States gov
eminent, stated at Los Angeles that
the proposed French and Jamaican
treaties are practically dead.
Philander Chase Knox, of Pittsburg, |
Attorney General, Is to retire from the |
PRESIDENTS Cabinet as soon as the le- |
gal complications concerning the Nor
thern Securities Company are settled.
The Senate committee has finally
completed the Chinese exclusion bill
Inc provision barring Chinese from
serving on American ships unless they
are entitled to enter the United States,
Is retained. This will knock out ali
the chinese seamen on the Pacific Mail
steamers, and will cripple the Service
until the Chinese can be replaced. The
labor forces insisted upon the enact
ment of this clause