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Evening journal., 1902-10-28
Dance at Delmar
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SPECIAL TO the Evening Journal.
Delmar. Oct 2S-The annual bali
given by the young men Of Delmar was
held in the Opera House on Friday
evening The patronesses were Mrs.
G. p Ellis, Mrs L. T. Sirman, Miss
Susie Hastings and Miss Polite Culver.
10. II. Sirmm. E. w. Hastings, S. n.
Culver and "A. o. German, assisted by
J.. b. Ker, as floor manager. The
dance was largely attended ty promi-
nent people, both in and out of town.
Music was furnished by A. w. Phil
lips, ". n. Cannon, l.. b. Ker and IL.
Sipple, accompanied by Miss Nettie
Cannon, of Concord, n. H., at the piano.
Promptly at l2 o'clock the curtains
We're drawn aside and the happy
throng invited on the stage to partako
Of a bOUntiful repast
Among those present were: Mrs Keg
of Chicago; Miss Beatrice Ellis. OF Bos-
ton; Mrs. Frank Cannon and daughter
Miss Nettie, Of Concord n. H.; Mrs. j.
G. Jones, OF Wilmington; Mrs. sadie
Cooper, of Salisbury; Miss Jennie
Lingo. Miss Carrie Lingo, OF Millsboro;
Miss Ethel Trader, Of Salisbury, Nd;
Miss Eunice Ellis, Of Laurel; Miss Lii
lie Bacon, Miss Bertie Bennett, Of
Mardela. Md. Miss sadie Lowe, OF
Hebron, Nd; c. S. Cooper. Ralph Bon
ner, George Lowe, of Mardela; Walter
Kennerly, G. l. Ellis. II. w. Lowe.
of Hebron; ]. II. Trader of New York;
Samuel w. Eakins. of Philadelphia;
Edward Layton, Of Bridgeville; Ross
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indeed. by the young prince, brother
to Prince Henry, of Battenburg, to
whom she once denied the pleasure Of
making her a visit because she happen
ed to feel like washing her hair. And
that her love Of single blessedness and
freedom means much to her would
seem conclusively proved by the fact
that this bright, clever and independ-
ent young woman, although born -
wealth and plenty. keeps house for a
salary instead of a man, having charge
of one of the large and fashionable
family hotels of San Francisco, in it.
self rather an unusual undertaking for
a pretty girl, but one in which she has
found remarkable success.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
Social and Personal Notes

c. A. Prettyman, OF Milford, was on
a business trip to this city yesterday.
Miss Margaret Cooper, OF Camden,
Del, is visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. p. Barnard, in Washington
street.
The Benevolent Pioneer Literary
Association will hold It's regular week
ly dance in Eden Hall this evening.
Miss II. 70. johnson Is at Lehman
Craig Hall, Atlantic City.
Spottswood Garland has returned
from Atlantic City.
j. o. Lambson has returned from a
visit 10 Washington.
David B. Ford. OF Chestertown. was
In this city yesterday.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
TOSS OF COIN MADE HIM CAPTAIN
Peculiar Manner in Which Leader Of
Young Mems Republican Bowl
ing Team Was Elected

Frank Flynn is the captain OF the
Young mems Republican Club bowling
team. He was elected in peculiar man
ner last night. Thomas Brown was also
a candidate. and both men being such
friends, each wanted the other TO win
by unanimous vote Therefore, they
went to one side and tossed a coin with
the above result.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28

Kissing is unusually accepted as an
greeable fact, and its theory and his
'bry are ignored; but if kissing did not
|egin with Adam and Eve it began with
ne beautiful young Greek shepherd.
hose hands were busy with his flock,
TT him take it from her lips with his
wn, says Science Siftings. Thus the
iss was invented, and perhaps tho
Iopular superstition against the opal
nay be traced back to the same Incl
lent, for osculatfon has been fraught
With general moments in the worlds
history.
Kissing was once an act of religion.
The nearest friend of a dying person
performed the right of receiving his
ioul by a kiss, supposing that it es-
.aped through his lips at the moment
If expiration. 1t is said that kissing
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
viii Go to Culebra

Joseph A. Rossell, son OF John S.
Rossell, of this city, who for eight
months has been in the United States
Marine Corps and stationed at League
Island, expects to start for Culebra
with about 600 other marines on Fri
day.
In anticipation Of the naval maneu-
vers in the vicinity of Porto Rico. these
marines will start this week for Nor
iolk, where they will take passage on
the transport Perry and sail for Cule-
bra, an island about fifty miles directly
cast Of San Juan Porto Rico.
Mr.. Rossell was on a visit TO his nar-
ents, in this city, yesterday.
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Milford
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Milford. Oct 2S-Theodore Colbourn
a marine in the Asiatic Squadron. has
returned home ON a furlough. Mr. Col
bouim having been in the navy several
years, has seen many wonderful
things, especially in China and in Ma,
nilla
Mrs. S. John Abbott entertained the
Milford Euchre Club at her home, on
Friday evening. Mrs. Sanders Truit'
received first prize; Mrs. Annie Low,
Hynson. second; Mrs. George w. Mar
shall third; Mrs. Fisher Pierce, fourth
and Mrs Layton Grier, fifth. The mex
game viii be at the home OF Miss Edni
Barker, in South Walnut street.
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Iudeptndenf Bach, Ior Girls

Miss Frances Ritchie and Miss lulu
Nelson are two bachelor girls Of
America who have exhibited both
pluck and originality of late. Miss
Ritchie, whose home is in San Fran
cisco, has refused noblemen and
princes, millionaires and mine owners,
kings, bankers. capitalists, amy Off
GERS, professional men, and 'Just plain
citizens" by the score, rather than
yield up her bachelor gil irdepend-
ence." she was langhingly christened.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
R.H.SCOT 7
PARADE WILL BE A SUCCESS
Masked CarnvalswIll Be Largest and
Most Interesting kver Held Here

All organizations proposing TO take
part in the masked parade 10 be held on
Halloween night are requested to send
IA representative to "a meeting which
will be held this evening In the Work
mans Hall. Ninth and Market streets.
The Wilmington Conclave. Mogul-
lians will offer a fine prize to the best
appearing organization Of over fifty
men in line
The following parade route has been
decided upon:
Formation on Fourth street east Of
French, French to Third, to King. to
Second, to Market 10 Tenth, to JEFF
ferson. TO Ninth, to Madison to Fourth
to Market. and dismiss.
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settIe.Mltohell

Miss Rena Francis Mitchell oniv
uaughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Fr3uk
Mitchell, of this city, was marrie4 10
oay to John Baker Settle. of Washing-
Ton, formerly Of Philadelphia. The ,e~e-
mony took place in Spring Garden NJ
~ Church, and was followed by a re-
ception at the Hotel Aldine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Settle went on a we'd
ding trip to Florida and Cuba. Irnon
their return they will reside at the Gar
field, in Washington.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
GAVE DINNER
TO USHERS
Entertainment Of Mr.. Ban
croft in New York
This the Wedding Day Of Seyera
Well-known Young Wilmington
People

Joseph Bancroft. OF this city. who
will marry Miss Elizabeth Howard
daughter of General and Mrs. Oliver
Otis Howard, in Burlington, Vt. to-
morrow evening, gave a bachelor din.
ner at the University Club, New York
last night Among his guests were
Henry c. Fritz. who will be his best
man, and Fritz Cause and Chester Glib
son, who win be the ushers from vii.
mington.
Mr. Bancroft and his bride will spend
the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Samue
Bancroft during the building Of theii
new home here.
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townsend
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Townsend. Oct. 28.-Albert Sanders,
of Newport. Del, Is visiting near here.
Miss EthelWyn MalOney has been Wis
iting friends in Wilmington.
Mrs Israel Pritchard and Mrs. Isaac
Stats are Wishing relatives and friends
dn Wilmington.
Israel Pritchard will probably re-
move to Wilmington next spring.
Timothy Raison, of Newport, spen;
Sunday among relatives in this section
Henry Miller. Of Wilmington, hae
been visiting friends here.
j. G. Crichton of Wilmington, is the
guest Of friends here.
Professor Harley IIcCabe spent Sat
urday and Sunday among his Whining
ton friends.
s. S. Wilson has returned to West
minister. Nd.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
HoRsE sTRlcKEN On sTREEr

"a United States Express Company's
horse fell I'M front of the Merritt House
yesterday morning DR.. II. p. Eaves
was called and pronounced the disease
spinal meningitis. He took two buckets
OF blood from il and removed it 10 his
hospital
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
New Heating Apparatus

a number Of Improvement ars icing
made to the ST. Michaels Day Nursery
and Hospital for Babies. A new heltina
APPARATUS is being put in e., cost oi
S4G0.
The Rev. Charles f. Dryen, rector OF
ST. Marks Episcopal Church, Augusta,
Maine. which is tn wealthiest church
in that diocese. preached AT n5.h the
ncrning and afternoon service at Cai-
vary Church on Sunday. Mr. n gan left
for his home this morning.
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viii Wed Elkton Girl

John Wallace Scott, of this city and
Miss Ada Cornelia Wells. dauqbtar| | ~
Joseph l.. Wells, OF Elkton, will be
married this evening. The ceremony
VIII take place in the Elkton Presby
terrain Church at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will be at home
at No 1Ol6 West Tenth street on No
Vember % and 90 Mr.. Scott is the
chemist at the Jessup & Moore Paper
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
Eound pemenied Woman

"a woman was found wandering in
the rain at Ninth aud Pine streets last
night and when asked by the officer
who accosted her where she lived, told
him at No 215 Lombard street. HIS
took her there. but the people living at
the house knew nothing about her.
She WAS then taken upon a car by the
officer, whose name could not be learn
ed. The woman. who was young and
pretty, is evidently insane. She was
drenched when discovered.
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wILl Give ORGAN REcITAL

Norris c. Morgan will give an organ
recital in Central Presbyterian Church
this evening. He viii be assisted by
Miss Edna Turner Bradheld violinist,
and a quartet composed Of James "
Harbert. j Newman Davis. Leonard
Z. Wales and Frank II. Mason.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
WIRES BECAME CROSSED

An electric light wire became crossed
with the alarm wire of the Fame
engine house this morning and caused
no end of trouble The men thought
there was a big fire down the State, as
the continual ringing Of the bell is the
signal used for out-of-town fires when
the company is supposed to respond.
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play will he combined to make the per-
forn~-nce one long to be remembered.
" Way Down East has divided four
years of its run between four cities
New York, Boston Philadelphia and
ChicagO-mOst of the remainder OF the
country having been covered by dupli-
cate companies with what practically
is the original production.
William A. Brady's production OF
Under Southern Skies" with Minnie
Vietorson in the chief role, has been
playing to very large business. Lottie
Blair Parker, the author of the piece,
and of Way Down East" is en- route
with the presenting organization.
Clyde Fitch was seven years disposing
|of Lovers lane" ON the production Of
which William A. Brady is said to have
made 100000.
The seal Of success was firmly
stamped upon "The Black Hand" at
the end of the first performance. al
was the unanimous opinion Of all
critics. The attraction is booked to
appear ait Grand Opera House on We'd
nesday night.
The usual crowded houses We're in
evidence at DOcl1stader's again yes
terday, many seeming very willing to
stand up wherever there was room, in
order to witness the opening bill. There
is an abundance Of good comedy in this
weeks program. Sullivan and Keeler,
in a noriginal speciality, proved quite a
hit; and Milton and Maud Wood, in a
singing and acrobatic act. and Hume.
Ross and Lewis. in a clever satire, en-
titled THE Duke and the American
duchess" contributed largely TO the
pleasure of the program. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T. Ellis appear for their sec
ond and last week in an act, Mrs.
HOOgan's Music Teacher" which, by
the way, is much better than the new
sketch which Mr. Ellis introduced hera
last wek. His singing yesterday was
altogether pleasing, and the comedy
lines of the act We're superior to the
presentation of the previous week. Syl-
vester. in a clever bit Of trapeze work,
and Hollis and Howard, in an illus
hrate song act, were good. Charlie and
Marie Heclow offered an acrobatic COM
edy, and the Lore Trio present a COM
edy slzit During the week Mr.. Ellis
will sing some of the songs which
have made him so well-known. and will
distribute flowers and toys to the ladies
and children.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
Eehoes Of the convention

The Rev. William NJ. Jeferis. on
Sunday naxt. in Calvary Episcopal
Church. will preach on Echoes OF lie
St Andrews Brotherhood Convention b.
recently hold in Boston. Alr Jereries
was a delegate to the convention.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
Import ana Export Company

Josiah Marvil sent letters OF incor-
poration TO Dover this morning for the
Chesapeake Import and Export Com
pany. of Baltimore. Md. The capital
stock is $4,000.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
Maniage Of Yoang CIergyman

Announcements have been received
in Wilmington Of the marriage Of Miss
Charlotte Moeller Mason and the Rev.
Samuel Harrington Littelh in Elankow,
China, on Monday. October 20.
The groom is the son of the late Rev.
Is. II. Ldttell, formerly rector of St.
Johns Church. this city, and of Eman-
uel Church, New Castle. He lived In
Delaware for number of years, and
is well-known TO a number Of people
here.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
REGISTRATION APPEALS

Republicans Will Have Forty and
Democrats Seventy-five
The entire morning session of the
Court of Appeals was taken up in ar
ranging the appeal cases to be heard by
Judge Spruance. From present indica-
tions the Democrats will have about
seventy-five appeals and the Repubh
cans about forty. It will take the re-
mainder of the week to hear them
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
SUCCESSOR HAS ARRIVED

The successor to Charles Wood. who
resigned from the Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth Company as chief mill
wright has arrived His name is Albin-
son, and he entered upon his new
duties this morning.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
REMOVING OFFICE

Tao johnson Forge Company yeste--
day began the removal of its Office
from Clsymcat ard Lobdell streets to
Claymont street and Chrisiiana ave-
nue. The work is being done by A. NJ.
Wilson.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28

Ladies, clean your kid gloves with
the Dry Cleaner. 1t is not a liquid;
leaves no odor and can be used while
the glove is on the hand. For sale only
by L. w. Woolworth & Co.. Five and
Ten-Cent Store. III
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
RESUMED WORK TAIs MoRNINa

A supply Of coal having been rs
ceived at the Diamond State steel Com
pany, the foundry, which was closed
down on account of lack of fuel, was
agains started this morning.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
Guard Officers Meet

Tae monthly Officers school. for the
commissioned officers Of the First
Delaware Regiment, was held last
night at the Armory. Captain Matlack,
the senior officer. conducted the school.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
EEnr.. .I.ln &c

letter. SILT Rheum. Sca'd Head Rirz-
worm. r zema, Itch. Barbgr's Itch. u
GERS. Blotctes, Chrcnie Erysicalas,
Liver Srots, Prurigo, Psor' 'asi-, ca
o.hc~ crUptiors CT the skin-whst DR..
Agncw's Ointment has done for others
it can do for you-cura yOm One az
plication gives relief--35 cents.-44.
Sold by Miller Drug Company and n.
B. Danforth.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
CONTRACT FOR GRADING
William SeeneY Was Lowest bidder
and viii Start Work

The Street and Sewer Department
this morning awarded the contract for
grading Park avenue 10 William
.Seeney, the lowest bidder, his bid being
22k cents per cubic yard. It will prob
ably take two weeks to complete the
work.
The question of whether Thirteenth
street win be opened and the Dia-
mond Ice Company allowed to lay a
siding to its plant at Fourteenth
street will be decided this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28

One OF the cleverest snake chains
shows the best with head and tail curl
ed together for pendant Three emer-
aids are in the head, two little rubies
serving for eyes.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
R. H. SCOTT.
R.H. scott 7
314 Market Street.
New Jackets and Coats.

w
Special values for So, IS
and $40 just received from
one of the best and largest
makers of fine garments in
New York. They are worth
about double the money we
are asking for them.
Silks.
We have closed out all the
ends and short pieces of Tai
feta Silk from a large import
er. They will be here for to-
morrow's sale-the price will
be SOC per yard for the 75c
and Soc grades. There is only
IA limited quantity of each
shade.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
Enr Maid and MatrOn

Apricot is one Of the lovely ard fa-
vored shades for evening wear.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
Blankets.

One case more of the $500
white wool, large size blankets
for $3.95 per pair. Also more
of the 23c and 3lc white and
gray blankets for Wednesday.
Table Linens.
Wednesday we will sell the
following specials in Table
Damasks:
29c grades unbleached Da
mask for 19c.
75c G ra des unbleachec
Irish Damask for 49c.
Bleached satin Damask fo.
49c and 65c.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
Mem S Underwear.

Just received another case
of the SOC grade fleece lined
Shirts and Drawers for men.
subject to mill imperfections
which we will sell Wednesday
at 371sc per garment.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28

A touch of dull red in the cream lace
Of an old rose cloth costume Is very
happy.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

Foxy Grandpa" comes to Grand
Opera House tonight ID has made its
metropolitan debut-running fifteen
weeks at the Fourteenth Street The
atre, New York, last spring-a phenom-
email run at this theatre. Joseph Hart
made a tremendous personal hit as the
merry, old gentleman. the New York
critics going into raptures over him
and lauding the performance to the
skies. 1t was William Al Brady who
took the play in hand after Mr.. Hart,
who originally conceived the idea OF
putting the frisky old gentleman, who
gives name to the play. into stageland
and who composed all the music of the
piece, and r. Melville Baker, the
adapter and dramatizer of the pictures,
has carted it from one managerial Of
fee to another in the hope of interest
ing some producing manager in it. Mr.
Brady SAW an opportunity to make a
good musical comedy of this piece
with plenty of pretty girls, gorgeous
costumes, specialties, dancing, and a
good company to make fun.
The love interest in The Eternal
City" which Miss Viola Allen will pre-
sent at Grand Opera House on Satur-
day night, is not made up OF carames,
ice cream soda and garden gate fare
wells. The Hall Caine play is made cf
sterner stuff, and, according to all ac-
counts, is one Of the most thoroughly
enthralling plays which has been seen
on the American stage in a decade. In
this drama Miss Allen imperscnates
Donna Roma Volcnna, and it has been
eaid that It is one of the most artistic
and thoroughly satisfying Of her NUM-
erous creations
Unlike the book, Donna Roma IS q
good woman in the play, The Eternal
City" thus changing mere or less
mal0dorous story into a sweet and
pleasing love tale. The play, how
ever. has not been robbed of its strength
on this account. In England, the True
version was rather severely criticised
In consequence OF the fact that Donna
Rcma's good name was tarnished. Miss
Allen is surrounded by one of the best
supporting companies that has ever
been brought together, and her husi-
ness at such theatres where she has
appeared in this new play has nearly
doubled that which she enjoyed in "rhe
Christian
Despite her industry in the profess
sion Of acting, Grace George has come
to hgure quite cOnspicuously a5 a
writer for the magazines. She does
little in the way cf fiction, but is re
spOnsible for several descriptive arti-
clss and much facetious comment CT
the SORT most affected by Edgar Saltus.
One OF the real dramatic treats cl
the present season will be given the
theatre going public tomorrow night at
Grand Opera House, when the big FRO
duction of 'The Black Hand" will oe-
cur. Magnificent scenery, a large and
eDeci9lly selected cast and a success ful
Evening journal., 1902-10-28

Lovely effects are arrived at by
smothering the charming flowered
silks in cream lace
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A stylish boa and muff for the the
atre are Of dove gray liberty silk. The
cape effect is carried out in accordion
pleatings, trimmed with broad satin
ribbons. The nun is fashioned like
wise.
Tassels are in favor in every size and
OF every sort. AS to prices it's a mat
ter Of three cents and upward.
New wells i'm the always fashionable
black are in fancy wide open mesh Of
much varied ratterns, scattered with
black velvet dots of medium size.
Blue china is always admirable,
whether it be Dresden. Slam, Willow
or Canton Canton differs from will
low in that the doves into which the
unhappy lovers were changed are miss
ing.
Fashion is proverbially fickle, but
she as yet has not tired of the blue
and green combination. Only now it i,
little less vivid green and more SUBJ
dued, but still rich blue.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28
STOP THAT LEAK

With cartmell's Roof Paint.
Evening journal., 1902-10-28

One OF the real dramatic treats cf
the present season will be given the
theatre going public tomorrow night at
Grand Opera House, when the big FRO
duction of "'The Black Hand" will oc-
cur Magnificent scenery, large and
specially selected cast, and a successful
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Anoche en- el "Hotel Olimpov Ia colonis
iFancefa obiequi6 con IN banquete Il
o6cialitad del buque de guerra asuohet7.
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MOvIMIENTo MARITIME
ENrBADAs DH TRAvRsIA

La carga que para este puerto c0n-
dojo ell vap tran "Ferdinand de Les
sspU es Ia siguiente: Sores de f Jun
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y 0tros2 topeles / q abanic0s s Melon
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meiia ! OF mercancia Espahol , co 6
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coinage Alsjandr0 Bozzo cIs varios 4
CTS mana l cI manito r A II mana
Dooley Smith II cls drogas Luna her
manos , co, 16 cls aqua mineral 81 Ct
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Los sefores don Manuel Camufiag don
Jose Labrador, han side nombrados para
representa- al pueblo de Barranquitas en-
la junta que Sc celebrarS con objeto de pro-
testar contra la ley votada tiitimamente por
la asamblea legislative, sobre la anexi6n de
los ayuutamientos.
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SerYiCio Especial
POR CABLE DEL
ROLETIN MERCANTTL..
En- ell Riechstag aleman
Los aSuntOs pendientes en-
Venezuela
EXPLIOAOION DEL OANOILLER
DEL IMPERlO
Concentrates que hace la prensa
En- ell Riechstag aleman
EXPLIOAOION DEL OANOILLER
DEL IMPERlO
Concentrates que hace Ia prensa
(5srvicio caDlegrafco especial del Boletir
Mercanti)

Nueva York, saba'!o.-El cores
ponsal del Evening Post" de esta
ciuda1 en- Berlin informa a su pc
ri6iico de que en- el Reichstag, ha
sido objeto de una energica interpe-
laci6n el gobierno aleman con res
pecto q la conducta pasiva seguida
1ltimamente en- los asuntos que
Alemania tiene pendiente con la re-
pdblica de Venezuela.
Ell conde Van Bulow explic6 4 IA
Camara que aunqde continuaban
trabajando las cancillerias de ambas
.naciones solo Sc esperaba ell regreso
del principe Henry de su viaje a
los Estados Uni1os para entollces
proceder con arreglo & 10 que exijan
los acontecimientos
Esto ha de do lugar q concentrates
de la preusa hacienda suponer una
acci6n comun de Alemania y Norte
America en- Venezuela.
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Mercado de Nueva York

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