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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13

ladies' will be admitted free and all are
cordially invited to be present. There
is a show of increased interest among
horsemen and lovers of the sport, and
next weeks events will be the best of
the series. There will be seven races
on the card and close rivalry among
the owners.
Results yesterday were as follows:
First Race-Three and a half fur
longs: Light of Day first. Our Gem
second, Geraldine third. Time, AZ.
Second Race-Trotting: one mile:
Della first, Bird second, Ollie B. third.
Time. 3:26h.
Third Race-Gents' road race:
Twister first, Colonel second, Greta N
third. Time last quarter in 1874.
Fourth Race-Three-eigh mile:
The Lady first. Gold Creek second,
King Harold third. Time, 1861.
Fifth Race-Gents' road race: Viola
first, Black Prince second. Time, 23s.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13
BENCH WARRANT
FOR ROBNETT
Give Men Indicted In the
Latest Conspiracy
Charges
II, 70 evening Teller.

i,.ac,al to Evening Teller.
woscoW, Idaho, May 1S.-The pro-
.sdirgs of the court this afternoon
ssowed that there have been two in
.,.tpents returned by the grand jury
sraInst George H. Kester, w. F. Ket-
..rhach william Dwyer, J. B. West
.naI n. smith, all of Lewiston, char
"a with conspiracy in the timber
s..,d cases. II was at first supposed
~, the grand jury had found only
smith and West guilty Of conspiracy,
!, has developed that indictments
we're brought against all Ave men.
clarence Robnett failed to appear at
,bs morning session of the court. A
hsreb warrant was issued for his ar
rest He is supposed to be in Ore
gon.
3. west and /. N. Smith were each
nlaced under $4,000 bonds and were
riyen until 2 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon TO answer to the first charg4,
until 10 o'clock Wednesday morning
10 enter a plea in the second charge
II is probable that the trial of one
Of the two indictments will take place
this week.
A special venire has been issued fol
more members of the grand jury.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13
FRUIT CROP
ESCAPES FROST

Special to Evening Teller.
ROSETTA, Idaho, May 1S.--Fruit
growers in this section are congratu-
lating themselves over the fact that
all fruit has escaped the frost and
bumper crop of all varieties will be
secured this year.
The same condition has been true
for the past three years and while
other localities have suffered from the
severe cold weather the orchards in
the vicinity Of Rosetta have escaped
the freeze and good crops have been
secured.
The outlook this season for peach ..
pears. cherries and apricots has never
been better and growers are assured
Of . good price for all varieties.
During the past few years large
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13
EXPERT
HAS ARRIVED

A. NJ. Shannon. representing the
Warren Construction company, Is In
the city for the purpose Of taking up
the matter of street pavement with
the council and property owners in
the district to be paved. Mr.. shan
mons company instalIs the bitulithic
pavement and contracts are now bs-
ing carried on in Portland. Salem and
Eugene.
This character of pavement has
been highly recommended for Iocali-
ties where climatic conditions are
similar to the Lewiston country and
Mr.. shannon viii appear before the
council tonight to answer questions
and explain the character and com.
position Of the pavement used by his
country.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13
TEST LAW
in THE COURTS

BOISE, Ida, May 1s-The Sunday
rest law was generally observed
the southern part of the
state, the saloons and business houses
closing up tight No where was there
any disposition shown to eyade the
provisions Of the law, but on the con-
trary the spirit throughout was to
obey the law strictly to the letter.
Here in Boise arrangements We're
made for test case. w. F. Dolan.
a fruit, vegetable and fish market, kept
the outside open. He WIN be arrested
today and the case submitted to Judge
Wood ON a statement of facts. 1t is
expected a decision WIN be rendered
next week. 1t is the intention should
the law be sustained. to carry the case
to the supreme court.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13
ASKING AID TO
BUILD ROADS
Commercial Club Consider
Ways and Means Toward
That End

The governing board of the Lewis
linger grill room at noone today and
appointed a committee to investigate
the proposition of donating funds for
the Improvement of the wagon road
from Sites to Elk City.
The matter was brought before the
board by a letter from the good roads
committee of the upper Clearwater
country in which it was stated that
a subscription of $4,000 had now been
secured and that it was desirable to
double this amount as an appropria-
ton of $4,000 had been secured from
the state on the understanding that
an equal sum must be subscribed By
the country in which the road is to
becomes available.
OF the $4,000 now subscribed $1,000
has been appropriated by Idaho coun-
ty; $1,000 by the forest reserve COM
mission and $1,000 by the miners in
the country tributary to the upper
terminus Of the road. t@
The proposed road will give all win
ter transportation to Elk City, Orc
Grande, Newsome ana the Buffalo
Hump districts and VIII reduce thc
freight charges into these camps al
least so per cent.
The application was referred to NJ
w. Barnett, Schairman of the whole
sale and .jobbing interests COMMITTEES
and F. d. Warner. chairman of tn
good roads and engineering commit
tee.
Committees reported no development
In the matter OF the bringing of tn
Troy Lumber & Manufacturing com
pany to Lewiston and a committee
two to investigate the woolen mi
proposition will be appointed tonigh
at meeting to be held by committee
representing the Commercial club an
' the promotion bureau.
Letters relative to an exchange
courtesies between the commerci'
clubs of Boise and Duluth, Mimi, ar
.. the Lewiston organization were res
/. and approved.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13
CHARLESTON FANS
MADE HAPPY
Linen Shower Given Pros
peCtiVe Bride-.-NOteS Of
Minor Events

clsEkston Bureau Evening Teller.
CHARLESTON. Wash, May 1S.-By
q score Of 6 to . Charleston yesterday
defeated the baseball team from Cul-
dssac on the Charleston grounds. The
game was fast and extremely inter-
esting from the start. The score 3 to
! prevailed until the middle Of the
game, when on the punching Of hits
Charleston piled up three runs, ulti-
mately winning. Corey and Wilson
we're the battery for Charleston.
Give Linen Shower.
Miss Elsie Yenney and Mrs. F. G..
Morrison gave linen shower this aft
ernoon to Miss Esther Doege. who is
70 be married on Wednesday evening
next to W. A. Elliott, a proinent young
man Of Charleston. The shower was
given at the home of Mrs. r. @. Nor
rison, on Chestnut street.
Charleston News Notes.
The Junior Christian Endeavor will
give lawn social at the home Of Mr.
ahu MIS-. j. III. Bethel tomorrow noon
Because of the location of the home o
MI. Bethel large attendance of Higl
school pupils is expected.
Frank wicks has gone to Grange
vile to spend few days on his farm
Tn Royal Neighbors will hold
meeting at the hall tonight. This is
special meeting called for the trans
action Of important business.
Frank @. Morrison left this mornin
Tor short trip to Spokane.
Clinton Bursell has gone to the Pa
louse country on business.
A millinery" social will be given 9
the conclusion of a business meetin
OF the Epworth league, which will /
held at the Methodist parsonage tn
evening.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13
CASES CALLED
FEDERAL COURT
Government ReSiStS Notion
to Have Land Frauds
Set Over
to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
MOSCOW Idaho, May 13.-Tne
calling of the criminal cases in the
federal court this morning revealed
the fact that ]. B. West and Clarence
Rohnett, defendants in the land fraud
cases, were absent. The former is eX-
pected this afternoon from Lewiston
and the latter from oregon. If they
do not appear a motion may be made
to declare their bonds forfeited and
the government will ask for bench
warrant.
When the Robnett case was called
this morning Judge Forney. who is
evidently the chief council for the de-
fense asked that the case go over for
the term. saying that Attorney w. E.
Borah of the defense could not ba
present United states Attorney Ruick
resisted the motion on the ground that
Borah was engaged in the dynamite
cases after accepting a retainer In the
land fraud cases and perhaps would
be engaged in Boise on the dynamite
cases two years The matter will be
finally decided late this afternoon.
The arraignment of Kettenbach,
Kester, Dwyer, Smith, West and Rob
nett on the conspiracy charge will be
! this afternoon at which time the grand
| jury will also be sworn in.
| C. f. Preston and William Dollar,
of Occur d'Alene. indicated for land
! frauds, have waived arraignment and
have filed the statute of Limitation
plea.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13

A special emergency forecast was
received by Observer in Charge w. w.
Thomas of the weather bureau last
night to the effect that a heavy frost
was expected, but it failed to ma
terialize, the minimum temperature
for the night only reached 40 degrees.
orchardists in Lewiston and clarks-
ton we're notified last night of the i'm
pending trouble and we're consequent
ly apprehensive.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13
TRAGEDIES OF
RAILWAY CAMP
Harvest Of Death From
Accident and Drunken
Murder

CHARLOTTE, N. c., May 13.--As
the result OF premature explosion at
Camp No. Q on the Southern railway
near Marion, S. c.. Saturday, "a mon
are dead Eight of the the bodies
have been recovered. Foreman Kidd's
body is badly mangled.
At the same camp Sunday afternoon
Walking Boss KIDD was shot and
killed by a man named Anderson in
quarrel. Anderson had been drink
ing. Charles Hale, who was with Kidd
then shot and killed Anderson.
Hale and five others are under ar
rest charged with murder
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13
EIGHT HOUR
LAW UPHELD

WASHINGTON, d. c.. May 1s.--T3y
a decision rendered today in the SUI
preme court the law of 1892 fixing the
hours of laborers employed on public
works to eight hours was upheld.
though the court ruled it does not ap-
ply to laborers and mechanics ern-
ployed on dredger. who must not be
recognised as working on public
works.
The decision viii have iInnsdiate
effect upon the letting OF contracts tor
ss7, 900. 900 worth Of river and harboE
work authorized at the last eongrean.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13
MATINEE RACES
WELL ATTENDED

The matinee racing at the track yes
'efday drew a big crowd considering
,he weather, and the class of events on
'ne card shows that even better
crowds may be expected. What is
needed now that the racing seems to
nave made hit is organization and
a suggestion is offered that some on ;
oe given official charge Of the matinee
ana that those who enter look to tho
manager in getting ready for the sew
Arsl events. ~
a movement is on foot toward this
Orsanization and the announcement
made that next Sunday and hereaftsr
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13
Man and Wife Murdered.

TEKAMAH, Neb., May 13.-Walter
Couple and wife, living across the
line of the Omaha Indian reservation,
IL miles east of here, were murdered
last night The sheriff is searching
for farm hand named Phillips, who
is believed to know something about
the tragedy. Reports are slow.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13
SPOKANE WINS
TRAFFIC FIGHT

ST PAUL, May ia freight con-
ference of vast Importance TO tne
bnsiness interests of Spokane was
held today at the offices OF J, J. Hiii
between high officials Of the Hill AMI
hartman systems. Freight reduc-
t,ons were decided upon which nave
haon contended for by the jobbing ana
mercantile interests OF Spokane ror
many years.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13

Chicago.--Dollar wheat Is predicted
by many who are watching the pres-
ent movement on board Of trade
The present bull movement Is sup
ported by showing of winter wheat
and iateness of spring crops.
New York.--Charles M. Schwab
wants to sell his ss,5oO,ooo palatiai
mansion on Riverside avenue and has
placed 1t in the hands of his brokers.
He has decided to take up a simpler
life.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13

This is commencement week at tne
rziph school. The opening number on
the program was the oacc, oaccaiaurea.s
sermon at the Presbyterian churcn
g,ven TO the graduating class by Dr.
n d. TODD of Tacoma. The cnurcn
vas crowded and the address one OF
,,r,,s,,al excellence. The senior class
play viii be given at the Temple tnsA-
ter tonignt.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13

E. F. Scott has been chosen stewart
at the Elks temple and will at once
open the department and be prepared
to serve light lunches. He has resign
ed his position on the steamer Lewis
ton and his place there will be filled
by Richard Mays.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13

st. Louis.--Mrs. Agnes Barlow
Hauser, wife of a prominent pub
Usher, Daniel M. ffauser, committed
suicide here yesterday by shooting
herself in the temple. The cause was
supposed to have Been the result of
mental strain incident to heavy social
duties.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13

The ladies Of the Catholic church
will serve lunch on Wednesday In the
weisgerber building on Fifth street
commencing at 1880 and continuing
through the day. The menu will be;
Roast beef, ham, salads. baked beans
pie. home made bread and coffee. Ala
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13
For Sale Hay and Grain.

A choice lot of timothy hay for sale
at 500 per ton. Grain hay at SIG per
ton and oats $1.SO per hundred. Red
Warehouse C Street.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13

acreage in the Rosetta country has
been set to fruit and with a continu-
alton of the heavy yields each year 1t
is believed a big fruit industry will
be developed here.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13
BAD RUNAWAY
ON MAIN STREET

frightened and urged on to their ut
most speed by singletree dangling at
their heels, q team owned by the Lew
iston Dray company became unman-
ageable on east Main street this art
ernoon and dashed down that thor
oughfare at wild speed. They struck
several wagons and buggies while run
ming toward the main part OF town.
but did little damage.
After whirling about telephone
pole at the corner Of Fourth and Main
streets, they were abruptly turned 10
the side of the building by Driver
maxwell. who stood braced behind the
seat.
The wagon was badly sprung ano
wrenched.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13

s. H. Reed has returned to Lewis
ton from Seattle, where he has pur-
chased property. He is arranging 70
move his family to Seattle soon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-13

Boise.-It is expected that jury
will be secured in the case OF Hay
wood by Friday and testimony will De-
gin at that time.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-12

CORE, bajando precipitadamente la
escalera, emprendiendo la fuga.
Mega rotundamente cuanto
dice la nina, alegando que es un
pretexto puenl de ella para que Sc
la deje vivir en- casa de su ito donde
quiere ella estar porque goza de
mas libertad que en- la casa de SD
abuela, donde Sc la tlene como en-
un claustro.
FL obIeto del sefior Vega, Sc
Gun ha informado, es llevar a su
hija, que es huerfana de madre, &
TN co!egio como interna, y al efec.
to pensaba ingresarla en- el de San
Ildefonso.
Sc nos informa que Sc en-
cuentra en- muy malas condolences
higlenicas el patio de la casa no &c
de Ia calle de la Luna, al extreme
deque, cuando llueve, el aqua nc
puede salir por el cafio y Sc desboI.
da, inundando algunas habltaclc
mes. Tome nota la sanidad.
-Segun manifesto el Hon. &c,
bernador esta mafiana en- SD acos
tumbrada entrevista con los orepor
terso de la prensa, a6n no ha sidc
designada la persona que ha de ocu
par el puesto de Attorney general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-12
POr Gable
!ElW0 ESPECIAL De IA CORRESPONDENCE "A ONQRICA" uUDE
En- Centro- America
Irabajos por la paz,

Cludad de Mexico, novlembre r. -Eu el des-
pacho del Minlstro del Exterior Sc ha recibido un
mensaje de Centro America en- el cua Sc manifesto
que por flu los presidehtes de Nicaragua, Honduras
Salvador, han arreglado las diferencias que sur
gleran entire ellos en- el congreso de Amapala que
con tai motive, han dirigido tambien expresiva In
vtaci6n los gobiernos &c Costa Rca Guatemala
pua que frmen su adhesion 10 acordado en- ANA.
pala para garantzar la paz en- las cinco repdblicas
d. centro America. Entire las tres repdblicas de
Honduras, Salvador Nicaragua, el desacuerdo
era complete respecto de las pncipales cuestiones
propuestas en- la conferencia. Salvador y Hondu.
ras recelaban del presidente de Nicaragua Santos
Zelaya, pero este ha ogrado destrur toda sospecha
acerca de su politica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-12
!0RRE GAIADO

La Importation de animales en-
los Estados Unidos Sc practica bajo
leyes y ordenanzas prescritas por
los Departamentos del Tesorero Y
Agriculture de los Estados Unidos.
Animales pertenecientes a la
raza caballar pueden ser importadcs
de cualpuier parte del mundc, con
exception de las islas Fllipinas, y
solo estarau sujetos 4 inspection en-
el puerto de llegada.
Para importar toda clase de
rumlantes 8 cerdos de cualouier
pals, excepto Canada y Mejico, el
mportador tendrs que obtener pri.
nero I'm Ipermiso del secretario d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-12
En- los c1rculos
de Washington

Washington, noviembre H. En- los altos cir
culos gubernamentales hay dudas acerca de que la
conferencia de la America Central surta los efectos
que Sc perseguian al convocarla La conferencia
tue ceebrada ba)o los auspicos de los Estados Uni
dos Mexico. Los temores de que dicha conferen-
ella sea al fin un racaso, parten de la evdente In
conslstencia de relaciones amstosas entire Guate
malay Costa Rca las restantes naciones vecinas
Sc cree que nj Estrada Cabrera nj Zelaya nj Ell pre-.
sidente de Costa Rica, puedan marchar de acuerdo
atenieudose 10 acor 1ado en- la citada conferenca
La rivalidad entire esos magistra los 1zg4se que les
imposibilita para respetar todo tratado tendente
garantizar La paz Santos z .laya Sc lie atribuye
prop6sitos absorbsntes, fin de ergrse en- dictador
con Influenza directa sobre los demas paises. y.
en- Guatemala, tambien perdura en- certos elemen-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-12

grato que les ha sido el verle en- la
asamblea del domingo, suministran.
dole dates que les fueron muy ne
cesarios.
Otra comisi6n, compuesta de
los doctores Saldaiia, del Vale,
Muiioz, Coronas, y Barreras es la
encargada de informar al goberna-
dor sobre los trabajos de la asam-
blea. Otros caballeros, entire ellos
algunos miembros del Consejo Bic
cudvo y Delegados q la Camara es.
tuvieron en- la reunion, que fue muy
cordial y afectuosa. La banda de la
policfa, desde el jardin del palacio,
ameniz6 el acto.
Hoy como a ESQ de la una de
la tarde, de la casa n1mero IT de
-
la calle de la Fortaleza, principal,
sali6 una nina, como de ID afios,
corriendo por toda la calle, seguida
de un hombre sin Sombrero, que
decia a cuantos hlllaba al paso:
ic6janls ic6janIa! Tn moreno 10.
gro darle alcance en- la plazuela de
San Francisco y TN policia intervi.
no para averiguar 10 que pasaba.
Soy su padre -dijo el hombre
que la perseguia-me llamo Felix
Vega y he corrido tras esta nifis
qu- rs mi hija y Sc llama Provi.
dencia Vega, porque Sc ha salidc
de mi casa sin mi permlso.
L. : a aleg6 que Sc iba para
casa de su ito Francisco Garcia.
porque su padre lie habfa hecho pro.
posiciones inmorales.
Fl policfa condujo al padre
y a la hija al cuartel, llamandose a
iuez St. Bazan para que lnvestlga
la verdad de los hechos. 81 pa1r,
de la muchacha manifesto 4 unc
de nuestros 'reporters' que, estand,
dicha nina sentada a la mesa er
union de su abuela y otros mlem
bros de la familia y en- momento
en- que el Sc retro hacia I'm extre.
mo dc la galeria, su hlja, como mo
} vida por I'm resorte extraio, echo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-12
tos polftcos hostdad la Influenza del presidente
Dlaz de Mexico.
errib(e incendio.
Grandes perdidas.

1quique, noviembre r. = En- esta ciudad decla-
rose aver un terrible incendio que devast6 uno de
los populosos barrios. Los dAhos causados alcan.
zan TN million de dollars. 81 fuego acanz6 pro-
porciones de horrorosa conhagraci6n. Envolvl6
manzanas enteras de casas de vivienda habitadas
por familias obreras Sc extendi6 hasta la parte
comercial de la ciudad. Durante el incendio domi-
no en- los habitantes gran pAnico. Las llamas ame-
nazaban incendar tambien los almacenes de nitrate
acausa de fuerte brisa relnante. Numerosas briga-
das de obreros defendian los ctados almacenes, a
sus her6icos esfuerzos deb6se que tales dep6sitos
de nitrate sc salvarah. Muchas familias acampan
en- improvisadas tendas de campaha por haber per-
dido sus hogares. Hay considerable ndmero de per-
sonas herdas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-12
lmpresiones y noticias

Por falta de espacio no pudi-
mos dar cuenta aver, como habfa-
mos ofrecido, del suculento almuer-
20 con que les seiores Agustfn
SuArez, y Jose Zeppepfeldt, dueiios
del aCafe restaurant Colono obse.
quiaron el sahado q varios repre-.
sentantes de la prensa y a otros dis
tinguidos amigos suyos.
81 menu reeult6 exquisite, y
merece especial mencl6n ell agiaco
q la cubana, que obtuvo calurosos
elogios del amigo Santos Fillipi,
que es toda una autoridad en- ESQ
del arte culinario.
AL escanciarse el champagne,
el compalero oDon Bernabel impro,
viso unas seguidillas que afortuna.
damente no resultaron manchegas.
Los comeusaIes, entire los Que
rein6 la mayor cordialidad, fueron
objeto de infnitas atenciones Dol
parte de los dut nos del nuevo res.
taurant, inaugurado de tan rumbo.
sa manera y que, acknowledgements
es uno de los mejores de San Juan,
pues a la amabilidad de sus propie-
tarios hay que afiadir uu servicic
esmeradisimo y una coclna exec
lente.
Al reiterarles las gracias por 81
obsequio, deseamos los stfiores
Sdarez y zeppenfeldt muchas pros
peridades, y de paso nos permit.
mos recomendar su bien montadC
establecimiento q las personas d,
buen gusto.
-Anoche a las 8 y media, CO.
mo va 10 anunciamos, Sc celebr6 er
la Fortaleza la reception que ofre
ciera el gobernador q los sehore
medicos que tomaron parte en- Il
asambles. Una comision nombradi
del seno de esta y compuesta de 10
doctores R del Vale, c. Coll
Toste y c. Romero Cantero, cum
pli6 el encargo de ssludar al sefio
Post y expresarle en- nombre DE-
cuerpo mkdico puertorriqueho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-12
lmperlo marroqul,
Meiora Ia situacion,

Paris, noviembre 12. 81 gobierno frances ha
ordenado que Sc retiren de las aguas de Marruecos
trece barcos de guerra de los que p.estaban servico
en- distintos puntos del indicado pats Entire los
barcos que Sc retiran estan los que tomaron parte
en- Ell terrible bombardeo que destruy6 Casablanca
La actitud del gobierno, al retirar dichos barcos
debese quela situaci6n ha mejorado notablemente
en- el imperio; las tribus en- su mayorfa han sido
sometidas no hay al presente amenazas de dis
turbios. Tanto los partidarios de Muley- Had6
como el Sultan Abdul, demuestran gran interes en-
que la paz Sc a6ance, Sc restabezca en- todas par
tes el orden. En- varias regiones eli hambre EN-.
peza dejarse sentr causa de Ia interruption que
snfrieran las transacciones comerciales.