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Just at this point Wanderly, on Charles Ell
wood, got into action. The colt was half a
dozen lengths behind Mary Street, but he
closed with great space-devouring strides
and getting up in the very last jump won
by a head in one of the most exciting
finishes of the meeting. The best horse got
the money, but as the race was run Mary
Street ought to have Won.
F. Ambrose Clark's horse Rowdy won the
Knickerbocker hurdle handicap clearly by
length and half. but Dayton, on the 30
to 1 shot, Tankard. who finished second
lodged a complaint of foul against Barry
on Rowdy, and the Stewards after a long
and wholly superfiuous delay, decided that
the complaint was well founded They dis
qualified Rowdy and placed Tankard first
McGrathiana Prince second and Semper Ira
third. This race witnessed the last appear
ance on any track OF the chestnut gelding
Prince Plausible. running in the colors of
George w. Beardmore, the Canadian own
er. Two jumps from home Prince Plausible
came a cropper and broke his neck Car
son. who rode him, and who at first ap-
peared seriously injured, escaped with a
shaking up.
OF the six races run only one was won by
pronounced favorite, and that one was
John Madden's Irish Lad, who beat the
Goughacres filly Morea in a driving finish
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CLEVER WHISPERS.
Big Compass Game at the Marlborough
Last Night,

There was another interesting evening Of
compass whist at the parlors Of the Var
borough Whist Club last night, fifteen
tables being necessary to accommodate all
those who wished to play. The pleasant
evening and the season drawing to close
doubtless brought about the big attend
ance
Many interesting hands were played and
the scores showed wide difference on &C
count Of several risky illnesses or bold
trump leads. Mrs. Whitaker and Miss
Boyd, sitting east and west, had the best
score. 100. while Miss Fuller and Miss
Burns acted as leaders of the north and
south contingent, with a score of 118.
Miss Charlotte Schmidt, a prominent
member OF the Marlborough Club, attended
the women's whist congress, recently held
In Boston, and carried of a beautiful gold
medal for the highest plus score. Since
the adjournment of the congress Miss
Schmidt has been participating in the
games of the New England Whist Associa-
ton. and has won three medals, two for
high score and one for gross score Mrs.
P1lling, a sister of Miss Schmidt. also
played in the congress games and made
several large scores, but failed to capture
a prize.
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OF ALL SORTS
Senators Defeat Orioles in a
Fine Game.
RACE OF AUTOMOBILES
CHARLES ELWooD WINS LAU-
REATE STAKES.
Oil City's Big Shoot-University Golf
Match - Georgetown Wins
From Villa Nova.
American League Games Today.
Baltimore at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Teams Standing.
Teams Standing.

Pitcher Jack Townsend led the Senators
to victory over the Baltimores at Amerl-
can League Park yesterday afternoon. the
score being to 1 in favor of the locals.
The game was one of the most interesting
of the season. as both teams played good
ball and there was no telling when the
Orioles might come forward with a bat
ting rally. But Townsend was first class
from start to finish. and as a result the
Washingtons are back in sixth place In
the championship race. while Baltimore Is
taking their dust in the eighth position.
1t was Baltimore's first appearance of the
season in Washington, and as the Orioles
have always been a great drawing crowd
with the local base ball enthusiasts big
crowd was on hand when Umpire O'Laugh-
lin started play. Joe Kelley the eX-Brook
Ign captain. was the only Orioe missing,
and this splendid player is out of the game
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Another Jumper.

Davy Jones, the outfielder. yesterday de-
serted the st. Louis American League team
and joined the Chicago National League
Club. His desertion was unique He was
scheduled to practice with the Browns at the
White Stockings park (Chicago) yesterday
morning. Instead, he went to President
Harris office, said he was sorry for former
jumps and went out to the West Side
grounds, where he was put into a uniform
and began to practice with his new job.
Jones played last year at Rockford. He
signed with the Milwaukee American
League team and later contracted to play
with Harris team. Then Milwaukee was
transferred to St. Louis, and Jones vaulted
to the new Browns. where he played until
today.
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Base Ra11sNotes.

Senators and OrfeIesl again today.
Orth and McGinnIty will probably pitch
Maybe Jack Townsend didn't pitch good
ball yesterday. Five Ats for the Orioles
tells the talet-, o"1e- go
1t doesn't pay to take chances on Nc
Graw. Jimmy Ryan made a bluff start
for home after "MpSSy" had captured
Wolyerton's foul dNa and quicker than a
wink the ball was Shot to Gilbert and the
Senator put out.
After yesterdays exhibition by Carey at
first and at the bait tBare should be little
need of the great Laiois.
The shift of Ryan, to center looked good
yesterday. as the yeterah plays against the
sun with more coriaiden9e than Keister
Jimmy Williams get a3hot call from Nc
Graw for the mix up DWer Coughlin's in
tended sacrifice. Mccain, Howell and VIII
iams all chased the ball, leaving first un-
guarded. Had Williams gone to first 1t
would have been aa easy out
Gilbert handles hinseif well at short and
looks first class all the way as fielder,
although he had two errors. yesterday.
= BaffimoreS wanted to bante badly but
nicely. at first the proposition had a dn-
bious look.
Seymour and Rabinsan made four OF the
Orioles five hits, Williams getting the
The Washington players were agreeably
surprised over the good turnout. The two
defeats In Baltimore. it was thought, would
hurt the attendance. but the attractiveness
OF the Birds oyercame the soreness against
the Senators.
Donohue got all sorts of a nice reception
when he first went to the bat
Reister came near dropping McGraw.s
6y in the first inning.
Fear OF the fence caused McGraw to lose
his nerve. and with it Ryan's high foul in
the third inning.
George Yeager Is having lots of fun since
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The regular monthly meeting$ OF the 0don-.
toloeiczi Society Of the Natimaxi University
was held Ia. the main lecture room OF the
university Tuesday evening last Arrauge--
ments, were perfeckEd by the special COM
mittees of which Dr.. N. d. Monroe Is chair
man, for a clinic. from 3 to pm. Satur-
day. May 81. The clinic will be held in the
dental infirmary, followed by q banquet.
Five eminent local dentists have consented
to give demonstrations on the occasion.
DR.. e. E.. Rankin read a paper entitled
What the Dentist Should Be-" DR.. G. F.
Simpson also read a paper on Dental Fro
sion.' Both papers were freely discussed
by all present.
DR.. H. Jerome Allen gave a talk on the
National Dental Association and the Ma
ttonal Association of Dental Examinero en-
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MORRIS PARK RACES.
Splendid Finish Of Charles Elwood-
for Laureate Stakes

Like sturdy. game, honest fighter hat
Ting desperately for the supremacy did,
James B. Hageins sterling colt Charles
Elwood fight his way to victory in the
Laureate stakes. for two-year-oids, run at
Norris Park yesterday. The distance was
the last five furiongs Of the Eclipse course,
and when the first four furlongs had been
run nothing seemed more certain than that
the Featherstone FLY Mary Street would
win easily.
She had taken the measure Of John Mad
denis Old Lady and OF the added starter In
junction. owned by James r. Keene OCon-
nor WAS sitting still in his saddle, asleep or
posing, and as straight as cavalryman.
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AUTOMOBILE RACE AT PARIS.
Maurice Farnum Averages About Fifty
Miles an Hour

PARIS, May 15.-The race against time
by alcohol automobiles, organized by the
minister of agriculture, NJ Dupuy, from
Champigny to Arras and return, tomorrow,
to ST. German. 322 kiEometers, began this
morning. Light rain fell all night and it
was raining al 4 o'clock this morning
when the starting signal given. Eighty
nine vehicles We're started, at intervals of
two minutes. W. X. Vanderbilt, jr., was
No. So. His machine, which was the OBJ
ject of much curiosity, was sent away at
4:56 am. running at the rate of sixty
kiometers an hour.
Maurice Farnum. the second competitor
to start. was the. first to reach Arras, 40
klometerS from the starting place. His
time was 4 hours, As minutes and 4-5
seconds
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Aness Fost-Eases q powder II cures painful.
smarting nesvossfset snd tngrowing sails. and In
stastly takes the sting out Of and bunloas.
It's the greatest comfort discovery Of the ngo.
Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
easy. It is Q certain cure for sweating. csiiOas
and hot. tired. aching feet Try It today. Sofa
by all druggists and shoe stores Don't accept
any substitute. By mail for sc. in stamps. sTfia
package FREE Address Allen s. 0nstsd. u
Roy. N. Y. spls-tu. thss-3 et-D
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Won on a Foul.

In the race for the Newmarket stakes.
of 30 sovereigns each. with 2,000 sover-
eigns $4,000 added. for three-year-olds. at
Newmarket. England, yesterday, Ard Pat
rick. ridden by M. Cannon, was the first
horse home; but Glen Jenkins, the Amer
lean jockey. who was on the second horse.
Fowling Piece. lodged an objection. on the
ground OF humping and boring. The OBJ
lection was sustained and the race was
awarded to Fowling Piece. Royal Lancer
and Cheers were second and third. respect
lively. *
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Domingo, which continued until 1900. when

Domingo, which continued until 1900. when
ne succeeded to the presidency, to be over
thrown in 1902 by Vasquez.
This is the record Of a people as well
equipped for self-government as the Fill
pinos. However. in the Philippines there
are hundred islands instead of one, and
hundred rival chieftains instead of a
dozen. And yet there are IN the United
States Senate men who are demanding that
the United States retire at once from the
Philippines and leave the people to their
own devicesi
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bracing brief historical sketch Of the
associations named from the beginning up
to the present time.
The following members were present: Drs
II. ]. Allen. c. p. Cullen, l.. F. Davis, N
ID. Monroe, K. E. Rankin. A. b. Slime c.
w. Scott VIM. w. Trail. w. B. Todd Il.
l.. Taylor and G. f. Simpson.
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hars-O1 Howell. 2. Struck out-By Townsend, 3.
Two-base hits-Ryan ~, Keister, Carey. Sacri-
fee hit-Bret Eahan. Stolen bases-Selbaeh, WILL
Jams. RobL son. Double plays-Ely. Coughiin and
Carey; Mctiraw and Gilbert; Mctsann and Will
iams Wild pitch-Townsend Umpire-Mr. O'Lough-
lin. Time Of game hour and 30 minutes.
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First base by errOrs-GeorgctOwn. 3; Villa Nova,
l. Left bases Georgetown. S; villa Nova. 5.
First base balls-Or Blewett. l; OF Mackay. 2;
or O'Connor, 4. Struck out-By Mackay, 9: by
O'ConnOr. 2. Home runs-Dowling. Devaney. Three
base hit-Drake. Sacrifice hits-Morgan, Doolin,
OHara Stolen bases-Crane (2), Weir. Doolin.
Umpre-Mr. Belts. Time Of game-1 hour and As
minutes.
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IS. Score:
DnCTHN-
PHILADELPHIA.

base hIts-Iiusting, ". Cross Stolen bases-Davis
~. Hartsel, l.. Cross CD. First base on balls
on Hnsting. 3; off Dineen. 9. Hit by pitched
ball-By Husting. l. Struck out-By Husting q
by Dinecn, .. Umpire-Mr. Sheridan. Time of
game hour and 80 minutes.
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Detroit, 3; Cleveland, 2.

Detroit played a perfect game at Cleve-
land yesterday. and as result the Spiders
were defeated by the score of 3 to 2
Mercer pitched heady ball for the Tigers.
and STREET. also did well. but the latter's
support was not of the best. Score:
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Yesterdays National League Games

Philadelphia. 6: Cincinnati. 5.
New York, 10: St Louis, L
Boston, 10; Pittsburg )
Chicago 3; Brooklyn. 9.
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Chicago, IL; st. Louis, 2.

Chicago. playing at home yesterday, de-
feated ST. Louis easily by the score OF II
to 2. Callahan pitched splendid ball at all
times. while Reidy was hit hard. the for
mer getting perfect support. Score:
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st. Score:

Two-base hits-Rradley (2), Wood. STREET.. Holmes.
Three base hit-DillOn. Sacrifice hits-Streit. Be-
mis-, Gochnaur. Stolen bases-Holmes. Barrett.
Casey Double play-Elberfeld and Gleason. First
base on bails-By Mercer 2: by STREET, l. Hit by
pitcher-By Mercer l. Left on bases-Cleveland,
.; Detroit. Z. Struck out-By Mercer. : by STREET.
3. Umpires-Messrs Caruthers and Connolly Time
Of game hour and 55 minutes.
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Left on bases-Chicago. s; st. Louis. 4. Two
base hits-Daly. Powell. Anderson. Burkett. Three
base hit-Green. Sacrifice hit-Callahan. Stolen
bases-E Mcfarland. Green. Double piay-Davis.
DAILY and Isben Struck out-By Callahan. l; by
Powell. 1. Bases on balls-Of Powell. 8; OF Reidy,
2 Hit with ball-Davis. Umpire-Mr. tombstone.
Time of game-1 hour and 55 minutes.
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PHILADELPHIA, 5; Boston, l

Hastings held the Bostons down to four
hits at Philadelphia yesterday. and the
Athletics won out by the score of 5 to 1.
Dineen was touched up lively in two in
ningS Sc0re
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A Philadelphia attorney has purchased a
farm Of forty-eight acres near Doyles town.
Pa, for syndicate whicir proposes to
establish a Chinese cemetery.
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El China X eueltO.
Deli X gles

Elalcalde levant6 II yiata dal
splato para decirs & sus comeDsAIes:
SEstA conversAci6n ma Tecuer-i
4 m episodio quo no ol1iaxr6 is.
mas. Mi amigos Merger M Snt,on
iban On nm trEnvia electrico con III.
recci6n Al pa1que. Euta 3 "a 81 cochs
unA muj sr. y cGmO ohsarvaYs que no
hab1R m solo Asian to desocupailo.
cAsi se tragaba lcs hombree CON
Il visits. El silencio era seppl
cral. De pronto Meyer interpal6 o
Sutton. Por que no cades I'll ssiento
9 esa sefora? Z, Ie dijo. Y desde lue %
como podr1n suponer vds, todo 81
mundo se echo & reir de una msne.
r. eatrepitoaxY -. @
El alcalde volvi6 & Sd comida en
medi , de nm silencio ee xoectantes
que por fin se resolyi6 en- incierta
so1risA. Parcels aquel contrArfado,
no acartando & comprerder Dor aue
81 ocurrencia no hAhia causedo pra.
cta en- ell auditorio. Por & 6.simo laa
Il andose car go de ID situaci6u, agre.
60: ''..
s.. sPfobab.euenta he olvidado de.
ciros que Sutton estaba sentado 40.
bre Jas rodi1lss de Mergeri.
Nueva Yosk Ostubre
AfpZeme
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~ NO sE DEscUfDE UD.

Los varios sintomas de una con-
dici6n debilitada que toda persona
reconoce en- 81 misma, es una adver-
tencia que por ningun concepto de-
IBERIA pasar desapercibida, pues de
otra manera los germenes de enfer-
medad tomaran incremento con gran
peligro de fatales consecuencias. Los
germenes de la tisis pueden ser alb
sorvidos por los pulmones cual-
quiera hora echando raices y multi
plicandose, no ser que ell sistema
sea alimentado hasta cierto punto que
le facilite resistir sus ataques. La
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
que contiene los principles nutriti-
vos y curativos del Aceite de Higa-
do de Bacalao Puro, que extraemos
directamente de los higados frescos
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extractos
de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre, fortif-
ca Ell sistema contra todos los cam
bios de temperature, que producer
invariablemente Tos, Catarro, Asma,
Bronquitis, Pulmonia, Influenza, Girl
pa, Tisis y todas las intermediates
emanadas por debilidad de los pull
mones y constitution raquitica. To
mada 6 tempo evita la tisis; toma-
da tempo la cura. GEL Sr. DR..
Francisco NJ. Soria, de Habana, dice:
Desde que conoci su Preparation de
Wampole, privada del aceite y uti-
lizando sus principles medicinales
junto con los demas ingredientes,
resulta un preparado que no tiene
precio en- este china que nos impide
usar el aceite por ser diicil su di-
gesti6n, asi .es que su preparado
constituye el mejor remedio que Sc
ha podido encontrar. Yo la estoy
usando en- mi practica professional
con excelentes resultados en- todas
las m1ltiples manifestaciones del es-
crofulismo." Es tan sabrosa como la
miel. No importa que clase de ira
tamiento haya tenido NAL exito en-
ell case de I'd. no Sc desespere has
ta que la haya probado. Eficaz des-
de la primera dosis. "Nadie sufre
un desengaf1o con esta." De venta
en- todas las Boticas aqui y en- to-
das parties de Europa, Asia, Africa,
Australia, Norte y Sud America.
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Jusnito, n.fio De echo amos, NO
sne11A mas que en- hacer cuando Sea
grands TODD 10 que Ahora lie, prohi-
ben.
Ayer deefA con aire amenaza
dor:
-iCuando sea hcmt "a, me pa
sar6 t0do el dfA jugando con cerillas! !!
90
La murmuraci6n se spareee al
humo en- que se disipa pronto y en-
que ennegrece todo 10 que toca. -
Selgas
Solo IL cieucia del biea = del NAL
es II que pe1fecciona el espfritu.
Seneca.
La virtud entire las mujeres tie
ne much,s predicadores, pero pocos
m6 tires HelUeci0.
No niegues al muerto II gracia
de sus buenas obras. Salons6n
La pobresasy 10 alegrfA
son como el perro y el CATO,
que NO comen en- nm plato
aur que este en- comps 11fa.
90
En una reunion electoral:
EI candidate NAdie puede de.
cirme partidario del clero. Yo TO
acept6 ell matrimo Ito rsligioso, y
niuguno de mis- hijos ha sido bAuti-
zsdc.
Ey Presidents. - No bssta. No se
le dar& & usted CT Tito h,stA que &c
haya hecho enterrar civiimente.
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Un impOStOr
que cobra miSaS
v anda con "nlf1as.

Geneva II. Ha sido ArrestAdo
en- Oneigla, un tai John J. Jilimon-
di, itAliAno de nAcimiento, naturali
zsdo en- los Estados Unidos y quien
ante r.ormente desempeno ell puesto
de agente consu ular de los Estados
Unidos en- Santos, Brasil y foe des
ti,uido por haberse descubierto nm
desfalco en- las entrAdas de su ofci
m.
CaAndo este sef1or regres6 del
Brasil & Italia, pretendio aparec er
como que hA bfa sido nombrado CON
sui de los Estados Unidos en- Persia
Ase gurabA hallArse Al mismo ITEM
DO comisionado para insreccionAr
todo el kervicio consular de los Es-
tAdos Unidos en- Asia.
Mas tsrde Sc le vi6 fatncion0'ado
como sacerdote y hA estAdo cobran.
do misAs diariamente.
CuAndo sc le arrest6 estAbA
acompanado por dos niadS italiRnas
Entire sus cAchivaches se ha en-.
.contrado un pAquete de pApel tim
brado y otras provisiones ae esclibir
del DepArta mento de E ,tAao de los
EstAdos Unidos.
La Autoridades italianas est&n
esperanto informes de Wtship gton
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BrOmdS de IN tOrerO,
JuiciO de faltaS.

Ce, e,ebr6se en- nm Juzgado munici
pal de Madrid, nm inicio de faltas en-
tire el banderillero sB nifa. y elduet
no del Gale de LevAnte, situado en- Ii
Puerta del Sol, & consecuercis del
sbar quotes CON que el vsliente tore.
ro obsequi6 6 AZ sgolfoss no ha mu-
eho.
Durante el acto ocurrieron Incl
dentes 6 'acioaisimos.
Et juez pregunt6 al sBonifas:
-1Es ciel to que usted convid6
el dia tsnt % & nm ndmero considers.
BILE de ego foss?
-Ch rto.
-lY que Sc propuso usted con
ell convitef
-Hhcer una obra de carida6,
por que 20 soy muy caritAtivo. e scu
che nsia: Como 20 he perte necido
tamoien & 10 clase, pues tengo en-
ella muchas amiatades y simpAtfas.
El dia de autos me. encontr9 6 cinco
o seis amigos cue no habian condo,
y como uno es Atf, pues les die:
siAndAndo! AL cafe de Levante, cue
20 psgo.s
Y como ya sabe usfa que un CON.
vidao lleva 6 otro, y Ell otro 6 varios
result6 que cuanco llegamos al ca rs
la &C mitivA hsbfa aumentado uume
rosamente. lQai6n sc echaba faera
despues de hsbsr entraao en- suerte,
o sea en- ell cafe3 Ademas, que los
que peinamos colasa no nos debamos
echAr faera, porqua est& muy NAL
visto, y luego 10 oicen en- El ito jim
dana. All es que me deci II 6 con.
sumar 10 suerte. Mis- i!uatres invi-
tados consumieron TODD Ell pan de
lance que hatis en- ell establecim IAN
to, psgu6 = 07sNQuenaos, guardando ell
mayor orden y compostura.
El juez conden6 q Bonita { 25 pc.
setas de multa y rago de costas.
PArece que Ell diestro apelar6 al
juez de p1 imera instancia.
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MerCadO de aZdCar
y mieleS.

La frma de Nueva York Artu.
ro Bravo NOS partie ipa que apArts
de que las existencias de sz1car no
son muy abundantes, 10 firme 20 que
mantiene ell mereado de Londres, hs
l. fuido para que los importadores
scster gan los precios de 80 centfffa-
60, 8 II 6 refino y 2 1916 de miel,
pero los refiuadores hRcen YER que
cuentan CON regular provision de
fruto, g insistan en- eparar solo bajo
10 base de lilo menos que di hos If
miter.
CaAnto & mieles el co asumo es
active, y como las partidas que se
offeceI en- venta SON moderadas, to.
do demuestra que seguir& siendo f..
vorab'e In situRci6a del mercado.
De % 6 25 centavos cotizo segta ella
Sc.
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Inf0rnaCi0n.

FL contraalu irante Robley d.
Evans, segundo Comandan nte de la
escuadra americana en- Asia, h. re-.
cibido 6rdenes de su Gab:erno de re
montsr ei rio Yantse, con ell objeto
de q. / aga nm estad'o sobre In situa.
ci6n de las Provincias situadAs en- !.
quella region del I nperio Con tal mo
two Sc han recibido en- Ell Dsparta.
mer to de Marina tslegramas del re.
fsfido Contraalmirante, en- que par
ticipa haber transportado su insiR
mis- 6 la cafionera Helena, y ga sAlida
de Woosrmg para Tshang, punto el
mas distante d0nde le ha sido posi-
BILE alcanzar con 10 Helena; y Ell cusl
se hAlla como { 800 millas de 10 de-
sembocadura del YAntse, en- 10 pro
vincia de Hupeh
o#o
AL grado de Bfigadiar General
fueron pr movidos en- Washington
los coroneies KimbAll, Chambers y
Sounds.
o*o
HA fAllecido en- Paris M Lepor.
che, SenAdor francis por Sarths.
90
TomA incremento 10 huelga en-
los Dspartamant q del Norts ] PAso
de Calais en- Ffancia.
90
CAlogramas de Saigon dA Ii no,
ticia de que el Gcbierno de Siam In
puesto on circulation una gran can
tidad de billetos dc banco.
- =, 90
La primera relaei6n de ID Comi-
si61 reas, encAsgAda de exRminAr los
efectos del estAdo de sftio On 81 Afri-
co del Sur, recomianda II Immediate
lihertAd de 118 pxlaionsxoe.