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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville, not much
change during the next 3G hours, with
probably rising tendency. At Mt
0ernon, not change during the next
}G hours AT Paducah and Cairo, will
continHe falling during the next 3e
h0urS
Fie fmaQ frpm Florence q NJ
nqatp WIN rtst 'ifHlna thc nayt ~
han
The Ais ssi6p rpn helo@ st
AoVis n GHeter, viii rise onlght AMI
Tuesday Frog below Chester NJ
Cairo. not much change during the
next &c hours followed by rising
p. II. SMYTH,
Local Forecastar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
BUSINESS WAS GOOD
In the Police Court Yesterday Morn
Ing and Justice was Meeted Out
to Big Crowd

Sixteen to one was the scale that
pair Of Cairo policemen worked by
Sunday night As result the police
fMr docket Yesterday vas furn. sh,
81 %itjl birtF.8a prisoners charga6
%ith dis9taeflg c0ntact. The entire
lunch was caught ia different raids
by Officers Whitecamp and Dennis.
who swooped down on the "Beanery'
a noted house at Fourteenth and Wash
ington streets, and other nearby hang
outs.
The thirty-two were well mixed In
sexes. colors and degeneration.
Judge Ross fined them all for dis
orderly conduct. Then came work
for messenger boys, who were sent
out in search Of friends who would
ne 50 kind enough as to get me OUT.
Nearly I'll fal frienfis who had the
caeh pc vino could gef it and al mid
might anly lwo Of thu thirty-two were
stiil IN he city Jail a man and wo.
man
Those comalled ~ the raids were
Fred Roas Joe Foster Duke Smith
Della Smith Minnie Miles, Frank
Burgoise. Minnie Ross, Jesse Hicks
Dollie Black. Katie Jones, Luther
Claire. Dock Hall, John Reynolds,
Mollle Reynolds, Fred Ross, Ophelia
Irwin, Alabama Nanh, Lizzie Nash.
Minnie McClelland, A. Bolen, George
Stephens, J. ID. Williams, Jim Bren-
men, John Summers. T. Debrow, Mild.
red Wilson, n Wlllingham, j. w.
Black. Lena Willingham, Gus Cooper,
Bob Jackson, X. Boyde.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

DR. F. NJ Harrell. venerable consul
E. Haybarger. deputy worthy advisor,
]. H. c. Smith, master Of ceremonies
If the Modern Woodman and the For.
testers team returned this morning
from Mt. Carmel, where they attend.
I'd the funeral of the late w H. Rein
aardt, formerly of this city. The fun.
aral services were held at the home
If the decedent's mother.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

ID. Tina. the city engineer be
keby instructed to have cross
d across Sycamore street At
bird street. and also plank
lorth side Of Sycamore stree,
lTwenty-second and Twenty |
Tets.
pollution was referred to the
lnmittee.
BAN Fuller offered the follow
htion.
kd, That the city engineer be
lreby instructed to make sur
twenty first street from Pine
Washington avenue and pre-
bile for sewer aud report a.
bting of council.
solution was adopted.
Ian Antrim offered the fol
hsolution:
ed, That a new plank walk
il on the west side of Cellar
ktween Twelfth and Douglas
solution was referred to the
Enmittee.
Ian Nsllis offered the follow
Ation:
bd. That the police on duty
be doubled up after the hour
Jock.
Esolution was re;erred to the
lii and fire committee.
ban Manger offered the follow
lution:
led. That the Board of Local
ments be and are hereby in
| to take up and consider the
III the laying Of a suitable tile
Sycamore street from TWEEN
Ito Twenty Eighth street.
led, That the Board of Local
Iment be, and are hereby m
| to take up and consider the
bf an ordinance providing Tor
hg OF suitable sidewalks tof
Pick or c0ncretel on both sides
Ity-soventh street from wester
Harry line Of Commercial ave
Ieasterly boundary line o.
stpn avenue
ssolntians We're referred to the
\ Local Improvement
Aan Nellis offered an ordin
pviding for the laying Of {
boz brick sidewalk on soutt
frw nty first street from Com
Iayenue 70 d poin one nun
AEst ~ tHG NeS tstiy SIu'
blercial avenue, which ordinan
Tread at length the first timt
krred 10 the ordinance commit
following resolution was sui
hy the mayor.
fas The county Of Alexande
bring III petition the state boar.
aization To assess and value, 10
II If taxation, the Illinois al
LOT the Illinois Central railroa
hcross the Ohio river at Cairo
ismuch as this matter il one (
interest To the public In th
| city and this school TOWNSHIP
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
Bakery Shop Sold.

Mrs. Nroa Walmer has purchased
he Model Bakery at 229 Eighth street
rom Gnnther 4 Wake. and will con
iuct the business Mrs. Emily Wake
md MIR Herman Gunther. former pro
9Tietora Of the bakery viii 60 TO Her
nan, Mo, to visit relatives. Mrs, Wal
ner IL d well known Cairo woman and
Ills resided here d number OF years
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

THE WEATHER
ssssssssgsssssssssssssssgs
Yesterdays remnerature

Within the last "a hours showers
have occurred in the middle Atlantic
states, northeastern Florida, through
out the Ohio valley. in Tennessee.
northern Louisiana, Arkansas, Missou.
H. Illinois, and northern central Mon.
tana. Since Saturday morning heavy
rains have occurred in northern Ala.
bama, middle and southern Tennes.
see, western Arkansas. central Ken.
lucky, middle Indiana, and in the ex
IRENE upper Ohio valley.
Low pressure areas, or disturbances
center this morning in the lower lake
region. in North Dakota. southern
Arizona, and in the north Pacific slope
Areas Of relatively high pressure
overly the Atlantic seabord, Missouri
and the northern Rocky mountain re-
gion
The temperatures this morning az
compared with those Of Saturday
range lower in northern Washington:
elsewhere they range higher, as d rule
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
Another Violatcr Fined,

Dannty Game Warden Moore Is be
ng kept busy these days hauling per
sons up who pers st iii the expensive
habit Of going hunting without 4 state
cense before the justices. Yester-
Inv B. A. Holland pleaded guilty be
fare Judge A. Whitcamp and his flne
amounted la s23 sd
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
To Omen New Road

Engineer Geroge +. Dewey went oul
90 Tamms yesterday 10 survey new
road that is being opened from Tamms
10 Uliin It will follow the G. & E,
rack TO Ioenchner's farm where il
VIII strike the UIlin road.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
Firc on Walnut Street.

An alarm sent into the fire depart
nent al 4:l0 o'clock yesterday after
loon called the No. hose company
10 house at 1907 Walnut street. The
bremen stopped the blaze before any
serious damage resulted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

a commission composed Of nrs. f
E Gasacn aud James McManns ap
pointed 50 enquire mo the sanity OF
Nagaaieue Mary Hornberger of viii
ard, aged 70 years, yesterday, adjudg
ed the patient insane. and she was
taken to the hospital at Anna yester.
day afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Col
Inns.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

nosii aa1a4te4AAl 1i@ Fas NJ st1Efs NenEg
ana Donaldson and at Island No. 10.
After accomplishing the overthrow OF
the Confederate ships around the hat
ter stronghold he received the surren-
der of the garrison. He was wounded
at Fort Donelson and compelled TO re-
tire from active service Having re-
covered, as was supposed. he was on
his way to command In Charleston
harbor when he died.
aSf9- Gerhard Lebereehf won Butcher, the
famous Prussian commander who
saved Wellington at Waterloo. died;
born I742
1858 Professor Richard Anthony Proctor
English astronomer and popular au-
thor ana lecturer. died; born 1897
1SD5- Rev, Dr.. Charles Hall, prominent
Episcopal divine, died In Brooklyn;
born 1854
1904 Russian cruiser Lena ordered dis
naantIcd at San Francisco and held by
this United States naval authorities
until peace II declared.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Record Breaking Attendance al
Opening OF Schools.
MANY SHORT AND INTERFERING
ITEMS or INTEREST TO
AND ABOUT CAiRofTEs
New Hotel 70 Omen.

The new hotel at Tamms will he
ready for occupancy Wednesday. All
lis IN readiness now except the electric
lights and they will be put in in time
20 move In on that day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
w ashinuton Bulletin.

Washington. Sept. 1.-THE follow
Ing Is the weather forecast for Illinois
for the next 24-hours:
Fair Tuesday and Wednesday, cool
er Wednesday; fresh southwest, shift
ing to northwest winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

sides at Mt Carmel MIR Fox, who has
headquarters at GRANVILLE, has charge
Of the work from Mt. Carmel to Car
mi Mr.. Johns who is now resident
Of Carmi, has charge Of the work
south Of Carmi.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
Openinu Of Schools.

Yesterday was the first day of school
and the opening was marked by the
largest first day attendance on record.
The reports from the various schools
we're as follows Cairo high school,
grades, 362: Lincoln grades, 355;
Woodside, 20. TOTAL white schools
i1G4. Colored schools, Sumner high
school. 6S; Simmer grades, 29l; Gar
rison grades, 2G5; Greeley. ss; St.
Michael, A., Bruce. AS; Phillips. rs.
Total colored school 500 Grand to-
tal 1884. The total enrolment On thc
frst daF Of school last year was 1892
Hn& Ii sear nfeoa C190s} 375l
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

Mrs c. l.. Barr and sons, Mead, and
Dick. are expected home today from
a visit to Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

Mrs. ]. w Wenger and daughter,
Miss Alice M. Wenger, left last night
for visit to Chicago relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

MIR. and Mrs Stark, OF Twentieth
treet, leave soon for an extended
visit 10 points in the East.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
PURELY PERSONAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Alderman Fred Nellis ID confined at
St AEai5ss Urinary by illness.
auAf Wright. manager Of the
faAlifis hotel was Id Cairo yesterday
49, Macs Pope has returned from
Xisft Witla friends u ramms and
llIia
t3apt IN n Williams and daughter
Aia May aate returned from St.
L1uis.
Mrs. George f. Dewey ana child
went 70 Charleston yesterday to visit
relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Nj. i. Farnbaker have
returned from visit To Chicago and
st. Louis.
Mr. Henry Smith Caudae and daugh.
ter have gone to Evanston, Ill.,. for
foW days visit.
nine pound bas arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Elliott
on Wednesday last
Miss Alice Gillen left yesterday ar
ternoon for two months visit with
relatives In Toledo. Ohio.
Mrs. Raymond Henderson, who has
been very low at st. Mary's Infirmary
Is reported to be improving.
Mrs. r, |. Nassaur and son have
returned from Chicago, where they
snont tli9 sumner with relatives.
aErs Lille Mr. Watkins has gone To
mi taanin, lll., In response to a tele-
cram announcing he serious lines
IA huF mother.
Mrs. Cora Cotter left Yesterday for
y Carb0ndale, accompanied BY her son,
Ward, who will enter the Southern
Illinois normal university for course
Of study.
MAJ Robert and Tennyson Goldsmith
of ~. Louis arrived here to attend
school. They will reside with their
father, N. Goldsmith, who mas re-
Gently rented the home formerly &C.
cnpied by r. Colen On Sixth street.
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MsA N III 1ireble ana children Of
Memphis WI arrive toaay from TN.
aon dlify. Ind where they have bpeti.
alsiklna reiaties, and will IN The
guests III the family Of Mr.. w III.
Sutherland, 2i1S, Elm street.
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Sergeant q. y. Dunn IL here the
guest Of bis brother. DR.. I. w. Dunn,
Nj lower Washington avenue. Ser.
geanL Dunn ID just home from the
Philippines with the Twelfth cavalry.
He ~ now located at IT. Oglesthorpe,
Georgia
MISS Elizabeth Weis and Miss
Floyd Boatze 81 Paducah, spent yester
co. al.
n FOR Best Grade and Low Price
NJ PHONE s24.
IN r Ed ~ NELElS
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

Mrs Harry f. Halliday and children
will return today from visit to Chi
cago
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

James Casey. has resigned his posi-
ton at P. c. Seullins Turf Exchange.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Elliott are the
parents Of fine boy baby. Miss FL
liott was formerly Miss Arey of this
city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

toF8aat 1aH NcNianus lett last
night for Uanvlle, ILL.,, to attend the
meeting Of the Illinois coroners.
During his absence Ex-alderman A,
:, Frazer will act as deputy Or Nc
Manus will also visit. Chicago before
returning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

Hiss Wood Wayne, of Birds Point
Was "a Cairo yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

vs. lham Burton, Of Harrisburg, Ill.
Is in Cairo for a few days stay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

Miss l.. Beckwith. of Charleston,
Mo, was in The city yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
THE CAIRO BULLETIN
CHRONOLOGICAL
.--w s-s~~=-~-sm
Ia - s%.sA
Sept. II In bistory.

lsls- De cling Mars. long a
favoFite OF Louis Kill.
was executed az Lyons,
with his friend De
Thou. on charge Of
conspiracy against Car
dinai Richelieu.
1906 Andrew Hull Fuote.
American naval hero.
famous for his exploits
on the upper Mississip-
pi In 1866, born in New
Haven. died 1868. Foote
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

sssesss3sssssssSssssssssss
day in the city as the guest of Cairo
friends,
George c. Juett. of Louisville. Is in
the city on business,
bliss Wood Wayne, of Birds Point.
was IA Cairo yesterday.
M Hlsm Burton, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,.
is in Cairo for few days stay.
Miss l.. Beckwith, of Charleston.
Mo, was in The city yesterday. i,
James Casey. has resigned his posi-
ton at P. c. seullin's Turf Exchange
Mrs, Harry f. Halliday and children
will return today from visit to Chi
cago.
Mrs. c. L. Barr and sons, Mead, and
Dick. are expected home today from
a visit to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stark, OF Twentieth
treet. leave soon for an EXTENDED
visit 10 points in the East
Mrs. J. w. Wenger and daughter.
Miss Alice NJ Wenger, left last night
for a visit to Chicago relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Elliott are the
parents OF a fine boy baby. Miss FL
llott was formerly Miss Arey Of this
city.
Mrs. Lizzie Moore. OF 524 Tenth
street, will leave today for Nashville
where she will Visit friends for d
month
Mrs. Lucy Howard has returned
from a visit with friends at jackson
Tenn. She will leave today for Mus
gon, Mich, TO yisint her mother for
several weeks.
Charles Hart has resigned az nurse
At the Marine Hospital and will leave
ln few days for st. Louis, where he
v i attend the College Of Physicians
and Surgeons this winter.
Manager Brooks, of the Central
Union Telephone company. has re-
turned from Springfield where he wen.
last week to attend the golden wed
ding celebration Of his parents.
Hi II NallHan fenan III the i. G
eaf Bf3fs ln teAtraita rat@f8aa ta hts
hnMs Yesterday evening after a plea
ant visit With his daughter. Mrs
Ernest Reese. Of Thirty-Fourth street.
Jack Calvin, formerly well known
motorman, who has been In Cairo sew.
eral days visiting friends, returns to-
day 70 Dawson Springs. KY, where he
y now located and where his health
y rapidly improving.
Miss Mildred Eichenberger. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. H. Eichenber.
ger, Of this city, Ii attending the
normal At Timpe. Ariz. Mrs. Eichen
herger is in the south for the benefit
u her health.
Samuel Hastings is al home
again from his trip to Colorado. Hi
friends viii regret to know that the
journey did him no good 80 far as
health ii concerned. and he has been
confined to his bed ever since his re-.
turn.
FINE TRAIN SERVICE
To Pc Put on BY the Big -Four sc.
tween Cairo and Chicago I'D soon
as Track is Built
Frsgr <.F
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

AIRS. Cora Cotter left yesterday for
Carhondale, accompanied BY her SON.
Ward. who will enter the Southern
Illinois normal university for course
Of study
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE

ST. LouIs.pittAbnrg rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
GRAND CHAIN


September III, 1905.
Misa Myrtlc steyets. III Mouuds.
came 10 Saturday foil short VISIT
%illi reiatyNa
Hiiice Porter Is here visiting his
mother Mrs Viola Sinks.
sheriff Weaver ami wife Of Mound
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

George c. Juett. of Louisville, Is in
the city on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
WETAUG.
September II, 1905

*+t+* ;
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
Second Game

Vowinkle and ScheIIi Wicker and
King
Second Game
s......,....0 3 Al
Ghieaga decentralization II M
Walker, chech and Street; Brown
and O'Neal.
New York-Brooklyn, rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

VI Robert and Tennyson Goldsmith
of ~. Louis arrived here to attend
school They will reside with their
father, N Goldsmith, who mas rel
GENTLY rented the home formerly oc-
cnpied by r. Colen on Sixth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

MISS Elizabeth Weis and Miss
Floyd Boatze 81 Paducah, spent yester
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

Mrs Lizzie Moore. Of 524 Tenth
street, will leave today for Nashville
where she win visit friends for a
month.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

sEfs Lizzie M. Watkins has gone to
bu alaain, lll. Ii response to a tele-
gram announcing the serious Hines
IA hNf mother
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

Mrs r, |. Nassaur and son have
returned from Chicago where they
spent MN sumner with relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
THE NATIONAL. GAMES


Philadelphia-New York rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

Samuel Hastings is at hcme
again from his trip TO Colorado. Hi
friends viii regret to know that the
Journey did him no good So far al
health II concerned, and he has been
confined to his bed ever since his re-
turn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

Mrs. Raymond Henderson, who has
been very low at st. Mary's Infirmary
Is reported to be improving.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

day in the city as the guest of Cairo
friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

MFa w X firpble anl children Of
Memphis WIN arrive toaay from TN.
aora Cify. lnd4 where Grey have bpen
Nlsihlna relaties, and will IN the
guesis vi the family Of Mr., w III.
Sutherland, 2ioS Elm street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12
Second Game

Hughes. Gibson: Criger and Owens.
Gutenberg and Kittredge
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

Sergeant q. p. Dunn IL here the
guest Of bis brother. Dr. +. w. Dunn,
of lower Washington avenue. Ser.
geanL Dunn 10 just home from the
Philippines with the Twelfth cavalry.
He ~ now located at TT, Oglesthorpe,
Georgia
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

Miss Alice Gillen left yesterday AT
ternoon for a two months visit with
relatives In Toledo. Ohio
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

Mrs. Lucy Howard has returned
from a visit with friends at Jackson.
Tenn. She will leave today for Mus
gon, Mich. to visint her mother for
several weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

Miss Mildred Efchenberger. daugh
TER of Mr. and Mrs. 3. H. Eichenber
ger, of this city, Is attending Thu
normal At Timpe. Ariz. Mrs. Eichen
berger Is in the south for the bene6
gf her health.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-12

Alderman Fred Nellis ii confined at
I'D. AiAl.Xss InfinarY NV illness
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17
Ill protocolo con
Santo Domingo

e. SenAao auetlvano cAfk consiac-
fando n sssi"n ssctvis e. ptvtvcolc
rtgoeiado con Ssuto nom,ego
H. preSiosn;e Rossc.elt cnHlc Al
alto Gu fpo IN nasvo naen>ae srgirien
de ia aprehscien II protocolo esta
en- estudio por a eomlsion 1e Rel~cio-
n,S ExterioTeS. Ia cE@i se prepone en
mendaflo consldcrab.cmeaic. supti
miendo ioda slusion Is octIiua dc
Monroe Y prepsr aRdolo en- forna de
que casos oom9 el actual 40 puedA ser.
vir de preccre euie para Il future.
Alcg-ndo pArtid~Fios de las enmien.
das que qor las fraaeologia del proto
,o,o, q aeto dc qse una potencia euro
pea recurr- las armas para cobrar
deud's 0 vipdicar agrapios contra al
guna poteEcia americana por mucha
raz6n que haya para clio, quedau los
Estados Unid0s convcrtidos "Ipso facto "
ell alIados de Ia nacion agredids, aun
siendo prcva dIcadora, marliene que
este podra ser el criterio del Preside
te Roosevelt. perS no pude ser emi-
tjdo por el PreSidente Monroe en- Su
celebre mensaje al Congress America
no Ell de Dlclt m bre &c 1923 de don
de trae origen la renon bf ada doctripa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17
llusiones perdidas

Clara Bastian cuyo marido tiehe,
dice ella, un taller de escultura en- II
Iabana Sc plesento el jueves en- la
estaci6n de policfa de la Gale 3oa., de
New York al oeste, con I'm relate bas
tante curioso. Es ahcionada Al bel
canto, con amticiones ilimitadas en-
Ia csrrera teatral. Tropezo con TN
tai Hunter de Bowler "fabricante de
voz. qulen alegando gran Influenza
con el empresario Conried Ia prone
ito una contrata dc $500 por function
en- el Metropolitan. Como una mano
con la Qtra Sc lava y Bowler no viva
del aire, dinero y prendas, por yalor
de $40 pasarou dc manoS de la Bas
tan las de Bower
FL suieto ha sido arrestado; pero no
hatiendo mas pruebas contra Gl que
la palabra de la supuesta vfctima, hay
pocas probabilidades. de mandarle 4
Sin Sing.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17
La separation de Ia ISlasia
Y Ell ESTADO

Paris de marzo-E Consejo de
ministries ha decidi % volvel los de
bates sobre la separation de la Igesia
Y e Estado, j una nueva conisi6n de
la Camsra Sc ka encargado de estu-
diar erpf oyectQ de ley 'Por el mo
mento dos puntos de visit existen so.
bre el gobierno y la comsi6n
Esta insiste en- 4ue el eobierno re
nuncie su proyecto de dar una pen
sion los miem bros del clero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17
La nueYa administration

fl presiGcn,, Rso>cv welt a. fen W
d. ios poderes ~ g~binc;e con una
>ola .sorpcion II personal Is e. =
guisute
Esiaao Mr John llay. Hacienda Nr
Leslie n Sh.w. Guerra. Mr. William
II Moody. Es;ado Mr. John HAY.
Hacienda hr. William II Moody
CorreoS director Gcncrall. MIR Gcor
gr b Corielyou, que 6 !. exec pci6n
karira Nj Paul Morton. Interior
Mir Eth . A Hitchcock. Agricultara
Mr.. lanes Wilson. Comercio TIA
b4 -. Mr. Nicor Il. IeicAlf
Los nombramien;o> han sido euv.a
dos al Senadp para confirmation. Jun
liamcnte con los de o Tos muchus fun
cionarios eSpecialmcrie del ramo IL,
/ plcma;ico IN el que Sc eiectua uaa
,Ntensa comblnaclon. Whitelaw REID
dire, tor propielaris del Tribune pa
sa 4 Ia embsjada dc Londres, 10
bert S. Nc Cormick. de "a dc S.n
Peters burgo 4 Ia dc Paris, Geor.e
l.. V. Mayer de ia Roma / Ia DC San
Petersburso; Edwin II Corger dc la
!, gaci6n de Pekiu Ia en- balada dc
Mexico. y Henry White. del consulado
general dc Lond!es Ia I'm baJad4 de
Roma.
La combination diplomatica Y con
sular afecta otras naciones de raza
espa fiola, 8 reiacionadas en- algun4
forma con Espai1t que Mexico Wi
liam Miller Collier va de envladO ey
traordinarlo :. miniStro penipotencla
rio q Ma drid en- reemplazs- ue Arthur
IS Herdy; Edward c. O'Brien, pasa
con igual cargo Montevideo la
Asuncion Samuel r Gumere, de
consul gener ! que era, aseiende la
goria de ministro en- Tanger su
eeaiendole en Ell consulado Hoffman
Philip. Para el consukdo de San
Juan del Norte NlcaragAa, sc noI4
bra Frederick 4. Ryaer. {.
La composlci6n del gabinete prueba
antes que NADIA, 81 empeno del Presl
lente Roc welt en rodear>e de hom
bres de acclon mas bien que dc caadi
Hos &c partido, y el acto de poner la
| limportantlSima c2rtera de CorreoS ba-
10 Ia direction de Mr.. Cortelyou es de
clio confirmation terminante.
FL correo de los E. tados Unidos es
empresa vast1stna y exige capacida
deS extra ordinarias para scr regentea
da Ia al,ura de los sacrihcios que a
ese fin hace la nacion. Las cuatIdY
des dc Mr.. Cortelyuu estan sin duda
alguna, 4 Ia altura de las exigepcia>
del puesto que acertadamcntc Sc le
confia.
Como primera nota en- su hoja &c
Iservicies, es suficieute Ia de haber
mcrecido del iuolvidable Mckinley le
lhiciesc III sccretario particular, y que
el actual primer magistrate s0brc CON
hrmarle en- su conhanZa conServan-
dole en tan delicadas funciones,-. le
eligi6 para Ia direction dc su campa
ia electoral. haciGndole nombrar pre-
sideate del Comit6 NacionaI kepu
blcano. Los resultados ue Ia camp.
ma h 'blan por si nismos. son mas
que suliciente 9arantiA dc 10 que hay
dereCho 4 esperar mientras ci ramo de
Correo> tenga su G. bcza persons
que reuna lao cualid .des de Mr. Cor
telyou.