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Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
A1ovEALENTs OF OCEAN sTEArsHIj
ADAMS TRIAL MOVES SLOWLY
Eighty TaIeamen Examined without
Securing Twelfth Man
for Jury.

RArHDRUM. Idaho. oct 2s.-In the trial
OF Steve Adams, member Of the Western
Federation of Miners, charged with the
murder Of Fred Taylor a settler. little
progress was made today in securing a
Jury. When court adjourned Friday there
were eleven jurors in the box Since then
eighty talesmen have been subpoenaed and
from this not one was selected to M the
panel. The state had completed its ex-
animation for cause and the defense had
examined three when the court today took
recess
J. II. Hawley. chief counsel for the state,
has not yet arrived. Clarence Darrow.
chief counsel for the defense. is also alb
sent. but both are expected at once.
Il Is stated that Governor GoOdlng will
be present during the trial. Warden Whit
ney OF the state prison arrived today.
Thus far only half dozen witnesses have
reported.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
BLACK HAND KILLS MEMBER
Murder Resulted from Failure 20
Carry Ont Dynamite Task
Given Him.

NEW YORK, Oct, 2s-Because he failed
TO carry out an errand Of vengeance, Vito
Greinaldi. a member Of the Black Hand
society, was stabbed TO death by members
of his own band today on Knoll street.
Brooklyn. dynamite bomb was found
secreted beneath Greinaidfs coat which the
police say would have blown up an entire
house A loaded revolver was found in his
pocket. Papers found on the dead man
proved that Greinaldi was a member of the
Black Hand and had started to dynamite
mans home who had refused to pay
tribute TO the society. Detectives say that
members OF the Black Hand followed
Grenaldi on his mission and when he failed
at his task. they killed him. A stilletto lay
near Grenaldis body.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
ALFONSO HAS A CLOSE CALL
Train Leaves Rails at Cherbourr and
the Royal Party Barely
Escapes.

CHERBOURG, France, Oct, 29.-The king
of Spain had another close call from injury
or death this morning. AS his train was
arriving at Cherbourg it ran Off the rails
rhe party escaped.
LONDON, Oct 29.-The king and queen
of Spain arrived in London tonight. It
was raining hard. but in the depressing
weather their majesties were met at the
station by members of the English royal
family and the Spanish ambassador to
Great Britain, senor Vail Urrutia. The
visitors drove at once to Kensington palace.
where they Vl2 reside until next Monday.
They will then visit King Edward and
Queen Alexandra at Sandringham. The
London populace displayed the greatest in
terest tonight in the infant son of the
Spanish king and queen.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
KAISER WILHELM'S HARD TRIP
Greater Part of voyage Acr6ss Allan
tic Was Made without
Rudder.

PLYMOUTH, England, Oct 29.-The
North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse, from New York, Oct. 20,
for Bremen by way Of Plymouth and Cher
1ourg arrived here today and reported thu
loss Of its rudder when It was two and a
half days out from New York while fierce
storm was raging. 1t started the rest of
the distance to Plymouth, l,75O miles,
steered by it's propellers alone. Its COM
mander, Captain Polack, was necessarily
on the bridge and did not have any sleep
until the steamer reached the English
channel. BY the delay of thirty hours tho
passengers were in no way disconnected,
and it left Plymouth for cherbourg this
afternoon without any assistance
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
SEATTLE SOCIALISTS JAILED
Mayor Declines 10 Allow street Meet
inEs and Sends Speakers
to Prison.

SEATTLE, wash. Oct. 2s.-Eight social
lists and number Of sympathizers were ar
rested here last night for speaking on the
street, The mayor said he would not allow
the street meeting. The socialists in turn
have secured about forty speakers and will
continue the meetings. Last night they
we're not permitted to speak more than
sentence before being bundled into the
patrol wagon and sent to jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
ITALIAN DUEL STARTS FIGHT
One Man Fatally Wounded and Sew
Others Injured in Fight at
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct, 2s.-One man was shot
fatally and several others wounded. and
twelve arrested at Halsted and Taylor
streets where about 500 Italians were en-
gagged I'm a fight. The fight originated in a
duel between two Italians, between whom a
fued had existed. Specialo was shot twice
and will die. The friends of both men
Joined In the melee and In a short time a
free for all fght was in progress The
street car lines were blocked and It re-
quired twenty policemen TO finally restore
order.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
RAILROADS GRASP OPPORTUNITY
Quiet stock Market VIII Help Solve
Car shortage in the West.

Car shortage in the West.
That a few hours may make vast dif-
ference to a large railroad as to It's
equipment was shown in Omaha Monday
on the Burlington system. In the mora
ing the demand for cars was large and
the road was short 400 cars, but numer-
Gus orders were cancelled when II was
found the live stock market was down
and the banks not paying out currency.
Shortly after noon the road had all the
cars needed and cars to- spare. Lighter
business all along the lines of the large
roads Is expected because or the short
age of currency.
Word was sent out to shippers Monday
to hold their stock and not send It on
to South Omaha, and this made vast
difference. Instead Of some 500 cars of
stock coming into the yards as usual
Tuesday morning. l65 cars Of live stock
were received. The present trouble VIII
have a tendency to allow the roads TO
clean up their tracks and prepare 20 handle
the live stock and grain when it starts
to move again.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
WRONGFUL SALE OF LAND
Federal Judge Rules on Act of South
eFn Pacific in DispOsinE OF
Holdings.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 29,-An opinion
was handed down today by Judge w. w.
Morrow in the United States circuit court,
holding that 1t is unlawful for railroads
to sell land to which patents have been
wTOngfully issued or recalled. The case
was that Of the United States against the
Southern Pacific company 10 recover the
price OF land to which patents had been
recalled and which had been sold by the
Southern Pacific to innocent purchasers.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
MATES LICENSE is REVOKED
Inspector General UhIer stands by
Action In Columbia Wreck
Case.

WASHINGTON. oct. 29.-supervising In
speetor General Uhler OF the steamboat
Inspector service has sustained the action
OF the supervisor of the first district in
reyoking the license OF First Mate B. Hen
.drikson. in charge OF the steamer San
Pedro, when IL oollided with the steamer
Columbia on the Pacific In July last
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
PROMPT DENIAL IN NEW YORK
CurtaiIment of Force Dne solely 20
season OF Year.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-At the office cf
the Union Pacific Railway company in
this city there was a prompt denial OF the
accuracy OF the telegram from Omaha
announcing that all construction on the
entire system had been abandoned. It
was said that discharge of employees al
ways took place on November 1, after
the construction work Of the summer was
ended, because construction work in win
ter was much more expensive. and that
this year the number of men discharged
was greater only because the amount Uf
construction work done during the sum
mer had been greater. No curtailment
Of business is looked for. bat rather an
increase.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
TAFT INSPECTS NEW MINES
Rides over PERCEPTIONS Mountain
Trail to Make Visit to
workings.

BAGUIo, p. L, Oct 2s-secretary Taft
rode to the American mines east OF Baguio
today over a precipitous mountain trail
which drops 1900 feet within distance OF
four miles. He inspected the Clarke mine
and mill and the Laffan mill. Addressing
the American miners. he said he hoped to
secure needful reforms in the mining laws.
The secretary will return to Manila on
Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
}, EDWARD BRADY Is IN HIDING
Head OF Merchants RefriEeratInE
COmpEny at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 81. Edward
Brady. president OF the Merchants Re
frigerating company, which was placed IN
the hands OF a receiver last week following
his mysterious disappearance. IL In Kan
sas City IN hiding. according to the state
ment today OF an attorney interested IN
the case. Brady. II lie stated, is endeavor-
Ing TO arrange the Affairs OF the company
which has liabilities OF 10000 and will
g On face his ereditorA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
Fatally injured in Runaway.

SIOUX FALLS, s, D.. Oct 2s.-(special) }
Charles Kersten, one Of the pioneer
residents OF the southern part OF Miner
county. was perhaps fatally injured as the
result Of a runaway accident. The SER
vices and presence OF a physician have
been necessary ever since the accident
The injured man thus far has shown only
slight Improvement and, at the best. It viii
be some time before he IL entirely out OF
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
CENTRAL OPERATORS RAISED
Wire Men and Clerks on Branch Esad
Are Given an Increase in
Vases.

DUNKIRK. n y. oct. 2s.-Telegraph
operators and clerks OF Dunkirk, Allegheny
Valley & Pittsburg railroad we're notified
today that an increase OF from $ 10 SIS
per month had been granted them. ef-
fsctive at once. The road is a parf OF the
New York Central lineE
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
Dinner for General Porter.

PARIS, Oct 29.-Ambassador Henry
White gave a luncheon today in honor of
ex- Ambassador General Horace Porter,
who has been one OF the representatives OF
America at The Hague peace conference.
Among the guests were many OF General
Porter's former colleagues in the diplo-
matte service.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30

DOMESTIC.

United States Steel company declared
its usual dividend. The report Of Chair
man Gary shows large orders on books
and the demand for steel and iron con-
stantly increasing Page
The German banks rate of discount
was raised ! per cent. but business
conditions In the east are resuming the
normal, with the exception of precautions
taken against payment of currency. Inn
portations of gold have been heavy and
deposits of the government in banks
heavier than at any business crisis be-
fore. Holidays were declared in Oregon
for the balance OF the week. Washington
banks declare they have felt no effects
whatever OF the stringency. Page 1
Pennsylvania railroad denies rumor that
it is about to lay off a large number of
railroad hands. Page l
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse went half
way across the Atlantic without a rudder
in stormy sea. Page i
Federal Judge w W. Morrow of the
United states circuit court in San Fran
cisco holds that the act of the Southern
Pacific road in disposing of land to
which patents have been recalled is
wrongful. Page i
Judge Grosscup has been indicted by
the grand jury at Charleston, ILL.,, as
director of the Mattoon Interurban road,
on which a naccident recently occurred
with many deaths. Page /
Inspector general stands by the action
Of the board in suspending the certificate
Of First Mate Hendrickson. in charge of
the San Pedro. which collided with the
| Columbia Page
Black Hand in Brooklyn kills a member
who failed at task OF murder assigned
him. rage
FOREIGN.
Editor Harden of Die Zukunft has been
cleared OF liability in the libel action
brought by General won Moltke. Raga i
| Chinese government has decided to
start government newspapers in various
provinces TO combat the revolutionary
spirit Page
Secretary Taft makes long trip to in
spect new mines in the Philippines
King Alfonso had narrow escape from
injury in a railway accident at Cher
bourg. rage
NEBRASKA.
Nebraska Railroad commission fixes
November 8 as date OF hearing on re-
quest Of railroads for increased switching
charges in Omaha Page 3
Republican committee meets and hears
reports from over the state. Everything
looks favorable. Sheriff Mcdonald of
Douglas county slow to let go Of the jail
graft. Page 3
LOCAL.
Doings Of the Omaha social world
Page 8
Union Pacific road orders usual curtail-
ment Of work for the fall and winter
season. but this has nothing whatever TO
do with the financial situation Page 1
Gossip in the local political field
Page 7
Packers insist the wholesale price of
meats have been reduced and the retail
butchers are as insistent such is not the
fact. Paga s
]. H. Millard and other Omaha bank
ers see an early termination OF the pres
ent financial condition assured. Omaha
banks ship cashiers checks to country
correspondents in response to requests
TOT currency Page /
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
New ComposItion b. Beethoven.

BERLIN, oct. 29.-An interesting musical
fnd is reported by the Tageblatt II con-
sists OF eleven unknown dances by Bee
thoven, composed in 1873 for friends form
ing a musical society The dances were
found in a basement and will shortly be
published.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
Pennsylvania DENIES RUMoR
High Omeials Declare They Never
Contemplated Laying on
Many Men.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2s-Rumors that
the Pennsylvania railroad would lay on
between 2oOoo and 5000 men was today
denied by high ofncisls OF the company
The following statement was given out:
There is no truth IN the statements that
Peooo men are 20 discharged by th.
AZ fh@ tind hss ever haan CONTEMPLATED.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
EmbeaEIement fs the CHARGE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29.-Harry Klein,
scion OF a wealthy New York banker, who
Is accused OF embezzlement OF 81. 800 from
the Swift Packing company. Waa arrested
last night IN Santa Rosa and will be
brought back 10 this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30
philippine Veterans at washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct z.-Walter Scott
Hale. national eommander-in-chief OF the
Spanish war veterans. and his stan were
received by President Roosevelt today.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-30

FOR OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS AND
VLCINITY-Fair and colder Wednesday.
FOR NEBRASSA-Generally fair We'd
nesday.
FOR wA--Threstening, with showers
In east portion Wednesday; colder in west
portion "wednesday.
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Iglesias cristianas.
Violentos ataques,

Nueva York, mayo S.-Rawalpndi ha inicia-
do actva campaia contra las iglesias cristianas.
Las ataca ell terminus violentlsimos hacienda afr
macones que causan EN- el pdblico efecto sensacic-
nal. Sc asegura que Rawalpindi procede por pu1o
antagonsmo regoso por ell auge que van adqui-
riendo en- los Estados Unidos las iglesias que el
ataca. Las a6rmaciones que especialmente han des-
pertado en- el publco mayor interes son las que Sc
referen los conventos. Rawalpandi ataca sobre
todo los conventos de misioneros con extremada
vehemencia, considerandolos como perudiciales
las communicates ell que radican expresando que
el gobieno no debe consentr la iusalaci6n de esos
conventos en- la Repdbca, por e atraso que su-
ponen.
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POr e able
sEBWco ESPECIAL De IA G0Dt OAOEuC" IA DEMOcRluw uNDE
Principe Fushifni'
En- terra inglesa,

Londres, mayo Sci principe Fushimi, primo
del emperador del Jap6n, ha llegado hoy esta
capital procedene de Paris. Sc lie rindi6 una bien
vetiida rega. La familia real britannica fue sa-
ludarle su llegada, cambiando con el, cordiales
impresiones Tamben lie salud6 el jefe del Gabi
nete Sir Cambell Bannerman. La excursion dtA
principe Fushim, por Europa es puramente recrea-
tiva, pero su vista Londres es correspondence
Ia que hiciera Toxic Ell principe inglGs Arturo FL
principe japones esta reputado como un joven de
gran ustraci6n Estudi6 en- su pals la carrera mi
ltar, uego pas6 algunos amos en- Alemania y
Franca estuvo en- otras nacioues europeas inclu-
yendo 1nglaterra. 81 principe Fushirni es objeto
de extraordinaria curiosidad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-08
La reina Victoria.
Medicos equivocados.

Madrid mayo 8. Los m@dicos de la reina
Victoria han equivocado la fecha del esperado alum
bramiento de dicha reina. Este Sc rfrma que dila-
ta1a algunas semanas. La publcidad de estos in
formes, oiciamente, ha causado indignation los
obisposy gran ndmero de magnates que, invita-
dos los festejos reales, Sc hallan desde hace
rios dias en- esa Corte, pues Sc anunc6 por los me-
dcos que Ell referido suceso, habria de ser en- los
primeros dias de este mes. Los obispos muchos
nvitados, idean regresara sus respectvas residen-
cias. Los mkdcos de palacio aconsejan pacienca,
pues empiezan circular extravagantes infunda-
dos rumores que Sc supone parten de los elelnentos
Anti-monArouicos. Pronto-han dicbo los medi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-08
4 VUELA PLUMA
Ell espectacu1o del her,
manito "Ch6" y sus
cofrades.
ivAlIENTE ZANGANO!
De donde procede el referido
NAL. Una parodia.. Ma
los imitadores
ivALIENTE ZANGANO!

Espectacu!o grotesco, repulsivo
y triste el que acaban de ofrecer en-
Ponce el hernsa1ito Che y sus co.
Trades.
Ridiculo es por denas que, en-
una spoca en- que apenas hay hom-
bres, haya quien Sc adjudique el IL
tulo de Hombre -Dios y con el Sc
exhiba y Sc pavonee
Pero mas ridiculo a1n, al par
que bochornoso, es que haya-y en-
no escaso n1mero-babiecas y pa.
panatas dispuestos q Greer, como ar
ticulos de fe 6poco menos, las PAM
plinas y los absurdos de dos 8 tres
iesequilibrados ingertos en- bribo-
mes.
Con redo1nada tunanteria, esos
elegidos del Altisimo-asi Sc ma.
man ellos-saben enbaucar los
iufelices campesinos que les siguen
y acompaiian, abandonando sus ho-
cares y su faenas.
En- esas parodias caricatures-
cls de romerias, dejan Gstos el fruto
de su trabajo, que va a pasar, a cam
bio de hojas sueltas, estampitas y
oraciones, 4 manos del hermanito
| Che, 8 del hermanito Rd, 8 del her
manito /ota y de los que merodean
4 su sombra.
Ell NAL es antique.
Producto es de la falta de ms
trucci6n, del fauatismo religioso y
d. Ia tunanteria innata en- los que
sc ingenian y busconean hn dc
vivir 4 costa del projimo.
En- otras esferas y en- mayor
escala, con mas apariencias de So
lemnidad y mayor pompa y aparato,
Sc ofrecen y Sc repiten espectaculos
como el que acaba de darse en- el
cerro de San Thomas de Ponce. :. /.
Y las ganancias son pingtes,
y Sc obtienen q expensas de la ig-
norancia y de la estulticia humans.
Estos sHombres- Dioses' mites.
tros, bien mirado, no sou mas que
unos malos imitadores.
Pero, sea como fuere, precisa
que Sc les tenga a raya, y que Sc les
denuncie aunque solo sea Poy talsa
ytbresenfda6n.
DIABoLIN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-08
ISCtN!OS En- IA POLICIA

Con motive de la salida del
cuerpo de la policia insular del pri-
ner teniente seiior Iturrondo, e
han hecho los siguientes ascensos:
FL segundo teniente Ramon
NJ. Chapel, que presta sus servicios
Ell Aiiasco, ha sido ascendido q pri-
mer teniente.
El sargento don Solomon Cos
ia, pasa a ocupar la vacante del Sc
nor Chapel.
El sargento Costa es un joven
muy simpatico, natural de Maya
guez, y ultimamente prestaba sus
servicios en- esta capital con nota.
bilisimo acierto.
Fl mejor elogio que del nuevc
Official puede hacerse 10 oy6 ests
manana de labios de Su propio iefe
Coronel Hamill, quien, al darle DO
session de su ascenso, lie dijo que nc
10 debia a recomendaciones de ma
die y 81 a sus propios y relevantet
/ servicios.
FL segundo teniente Juan Qui
ZONES, que ocupa el puesto de JEFF
de la detectives, fu& llamado a
despacho del jefe haciendole est
saber que sus deseos eran ascender
le, pero que en- este case Sc veri
obhgado a piestar servicio en- ell cam
po, y el inteligente detective pref
rio al ascenso, coutinusr en- Ss
iuaa,
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lar Oportunamente Sc publicard
el reglamento, donde Sc establecen
las condolences para el prestamo
de los libros.
-Comunica el sargento Bru-
gueras de la policfa de San Lorenzo
que antenoche en- el barrio aHatoD
de aquella jurisdiction, durante un
bale que Sc celebraba en- la casa de
Tiburcio Martinez, el individuo
Carlos Claudio di6 mue7te de una
pufialada a Jose Rojas. La Corte
Municipal Sc constituyo en- el lugar
del suceso procediendo al levanta-
miento del cadaver. El acusado Sc
di6 a la fuga y Sc hacen gestiones
para su captura.
Hoy venci6 la licencia de I'm
mes que lie fue concedida al Juez
Municipal de Carolina, Lcdo. Raul
Benedicto, quieu ha salido hoy pa
ra aquel pueblo a posesionarse de
su cargo.
La policfa de Cabo Rojo
sorprendi6 anteayer una jugada
10 prohibido en- el barrio sMonte
GrandeO de aquel pueblo, arrestan
do q 9 individuos y ocupaudo dine.
roy barajas.
Ell viernes Sc celebraran elec
clones en- la oLogia Regeneration
para los cargos de Secretario y De
legado a la Gran Logia Soberan;
de Puerto Rico,
-Hemos saludado en- esta ciu
dad a nuestro amigo don Zen6l
Rivera, alcaide de la carcel de Are
cibo.
Ha sido archivada la caus
instruida contra Dionisio Vega DO
seduction de la joven Petra Piza
rro, en- virtud de que Ell acusado S
march6 para la Habana.
Lucas Clerente, que tenf
aver una vaca realenga por el ba
rrio de Puerta de TERRA, fue con
; denado a pagar cincuenta centa
vos de multa.
Ha sido admitida en- turn
para ingresar en- el Manicomio
!, seiora NicomedeS Gonzalez de Avi
, la, vecina de Maricao.
Aver Sc fug6 de la casa d
sus padres el nifo de u ehos Estt
: ban Morales y Andino, aIumno d
: ls Escuela Lincoln, Is bIaueo p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-08
ASUNTOS .D|VERSOS
El vapor ''Coamo," con
retraso.--Sigue e1 ro-
bo de zafacones.
CORTE De OlsTRl1o
Ciento setenta cajas de sal.
chich6n en- NAL estado.
Del pueblo de Cidra.
CORTE De DISTRITO

Sc cree que el varor eCoamoo
llegara con alg1n retraso a este
puerto.
Aver Sc VIC en- la Corte de
Dlstrito de San Juan, seccion civil,
el pleito seguido por Jose Rodri-
guez contra J. D. Volute & CO, re-
clamando una indemnizaci6n por
accldente en- el trabajo. La Corte
resolvera ell asunto antes del sabado.
-Hemos saludado en- esta ciu-
dad a nuestros amigos y correligio-
narios de la Cidra, don Antonio
Herrero y don Juan R. Laugier,
presidente de la Junta local de Ia
Union el primero, y agrimensor el
segundo; ambas personas de simpa-
tia y prestigio en- aquella poblaci6n.
-Ha sido expedido por el Su-
perintendente de Sanidad un certi-
llcado a les seiiores J. Ochoa & Her
lnano de habersele destruido por el
inspector de alimentos I7o GAIA.
de salchich6n por hallarse en- NAL
estado.
-Sigue el abuse nos dicen-
de roharse los zafacones nuevos,
sustltuyendolos por envases viejos
Esto viehe causando graves porjui.
clos a los dueiios de casa y urge
que por quien corresponds Sc to
men medidas energicas para evital
ese robo.
En- el vapor aCarolinao out
sali6 aver para los Estados Unidoe
EMBARGO Mrs. Maria R. Ford, di
rectora que fue por muchos afo
del colegio protestante de nina
huerfanas que esta EN- Bayam6n.
Dicha seiora gozaba de graz
simpatla entire sus colegialas po
sus bellas prendas morales. Fell;
viaje y que goce de prosperidad }
salud Ell su pals.
Hoy contrajeron matrimo
MO civil ante el Juez municipal, Sc
nor del Vale, don Marcelino Oui
iiones Rivera y Felipa Muriel Con
zalez.
Aver EMBARGO en- el vapo
aCafolina0 para los Estados Unidos
II distinguida esposa del Audito
de Puerto Rico Mr. Ward. Buel
viaje deseamos a la estimable Sc
nora.
-Ha renunciado su cargo d
concejal del ayuntamiento lie Goa
mo e. seiior Fernandez.
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cos-Espana conocera al heredero del trono de..San
Fernando.
Francia y Jap6n.
Situacion definida.

Paris, mayo 8.-Las negociaciones franco-ja-
ponesas para e status poitico comercia del Oriente,
exceptdan China. Francia el Jap6n Sc cree que
egaran ventajosos acuerdos ell benefcio de sus
respectivos ntereses colnerciales, sin que clio obs
truya las relaciones del mismo orden que ell Jap6n
mantene con otras potencias. 81 en- las citadas ne
gociaciones Sc exceptda la China, esta Sc hala
en- distintas CIRCUMSTANCES tiene asegurados sus
ntereses comerciales de6nida su situacion dentro
del indicado statna poftico comercial, debdo ana
logos convenios internaconales establecidos antes
de ahora