The sun., 1903-12-16
NO JOB FOR THIS DOMINICAN.
MORALES'S RELATION ACCRED-
TIED TO 4 NOT-YET CONSUL,
And Sees His $50 Month Threatening
to EvapOrate With Nlorales's Reign
--CyniC Says All the Revolutions
Are AdyertIsed as .Jiminpz Renefita

And Seeg His $50 q Month Threatening
to EvapOrate With MOrales's Reign
--Cynic Says All the Revolutions
Are Advertised rs JimineZ Benefits.
Emilio Villalon of Santo Domingo loves
his country, but he thinks it's careless.
He was sent hero as secretary to the man
who it was hoped would be the Dominican
Consul by the time the ship got in. But
the ship, which arrived on Sunday, was ten
days on the voyage and in that time there
were two little revolutions on the side and
Morales had not yet been recognized by
this country. He was still President last
night. so far as is known.
Villaon, who is only ls years Old is
automatically stranded and has run to
shelter in Fourteenth street hotel where
revolutions in Santo Domingo are sup
posed to be Matched to order. He may have
to hatch a revolution himself to get that
job as secretary. 1t pays $50 month.
Villalon's credentials from the Morales
dynasty-of which he is the brother-in-
law-were addressed to Senior Joseph st.
Pierre Giordani, Consul-General of Santo
Domingo in New York. But, Giordani
isn't Consul-General. He hoped to be as
soon as the Government of Wos Gil was
overthrown by Morales. But, as was said,
the United States Government hasn't rec
ognized the Morales Government.
Senior Manuel de J. Galvan was sent here
still in office, and therefore the merchants
doing business with ports in the Republica
Dominicana, (which is the official designa-
ton adopted by Santo Domingo) all go
to Galvan to have their invoices signed.
Young Mr., Nillalon went to Giordani
yesterday morning and reported that he
was ready to go to work: He showed
his credentials. Mr.. Giordani told him
in polite Spanish that there was nothing
doing. Then Villalon went to Consul
General Galvan, who remarked that he
already had secretary and that the Gre
dentiais were not addressed to him.
Mr.. Vilalon went back to the Fourteent tn
street hotel to think.
He wears rose on his coat and had roses
in his room, and he was or was not pulling
removed the petals, "Jiminez, Morales.
Wos Gil; Jiminez, Morales, Wos Gill
There are enough factions in the Span
ish American hotel on Fourteenth street to
have little revolution right there. All
the guests are not sorry for Nillalon because
some of them don't like his brother-in-law,
Morales.
Morales" said Fourteenth street
supporter of JiIninez. lis priest who left
the priesthood to marry. Then he be-
came a politician and started a revolution
for Jiminez. They all say at the start
an orphan asylum in this country. Every
body advertises benefit performances for
him. Jimine2 is popular, and almost every
body in Santo Domingo is willing TO fight
for him, but he won't fight hard enough
for himself when the crisis comes, so he never
arrives. The other patriots, like Morales,
know that. start revolution In Jiminez's
name to make it popular, and then grab the
Government for themselves. That's what
Morales has done, but he won't last. There'll
before the election in February, and Wos y
Gil NAV come back.