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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-03
NOTA TRISTE

Auoche rindi6 la jornada de Ia vida en-
Bu reaidencia de Santurce el respectable an.
cianO, don Manuel P'aniagua y Vigo, que
baia Ia tumba & una avanzads edad de-
iando huella del mayor respeto , conside'
Taci6n en- toda esta sociedad.
No tuvo mas que dos dias de enfsrme'
dad y los auxilioS de la ciencia que le fue'
ron prOdigadoB con toda urgencia, NADIA
pudieron para evitar el fatal desenlace que
lleva ell luto un buen n6mero de eati'
mables familias de Ia ciudad.
El respectable anciano que acaba de fa-
llecer, desempen6el el cargo de interprete On
las ofcinaB del gobierno de ESpaf1a prime
70 luego del americana, y poseia vaTios
idiomaB con rara perfection.
A suB famiiiares todos envia ola Co
rreBpondencia" el testimonio de So senti'
miento pOr la irreparable p6rdida que ex
psrimentan. ~,
Que Dios haya acojidO en- su Beno el
alma del que fu6 honorable ciudadano ,
buen padre de familia.
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VISTA Al PRESIDE.
Esta ALI pelfertamRnte OIganizadO
elserViCiO interior.
Estrlcta discipline muehs lImpIsza en- q aepar-
tamanto Dc GarcGl.

Dos compaheros nuegtroB YialGaFon aver
Ia PenitanCiaria de eata ciudad.
El edifcio, como tel, BabeSe que no rem,
ne condiciones para el objeto que Sc le des-
tina, apesar del mucho partido que He ha
aacado de 81.
Limpio, peTfectamente oYganizado el
aervicio interior, 6rden, cusntO puede de.
searse ca un establecimiento de aquella
fndoIe
Todo acknowledgements dispuesto. Una
orden dada por 81 Jsfe desde 30 despacho,
IIega hasta 81 conffn de las galeras, aiendo
secundada inmediatamente.
AquelIas oficinas oTganizadas en- fors
ma, no offecen obst6culo alguuo 4 CuRl-
quier investigation detalle que SO desee.
La parte recien edifcada como c6rcel
provisional del distrito, est6 cargo del
i6Ven sixto saldafia, esmeradamente aten-
dida.
En- los momentos en- que nuestros com.
pafieros visitaban la penitenciarfa, repair.
tiass eI rancho, bueno, bien condimentad0,
suculento.
En- la carcel ha impuesto verdadeTa es
tricta discipline el ioven Saldafia.
/ En- 10 que respecta al seTvicio Official,
aquel establecimiento es irreprochable;
pero sin fungir de severss nj con Ia inten.
Ci6n de que debR tratarse NAL los des'
graciados que ALI van, que es la mayor
deBgracia que puede ocurrivle un hom-
bre, eatar fuerR de Ia ley, y perdeT 50 IL
bertad; decimoB que aqu6llo mas que una
penitenciaris, Cd un hotel, mejor que mu.
chos que abiertoS est6n con tales honores.
dUcha, magnffcos inodoros, carpinterfa,
herreIfs, zapaterfs, panaderfs, esta i 'tims
como no la hay On Ia ciudad. Aquellc
mas que la horrible peuadilla de nm presi
dio, reune ciertas comodidades para s6rel
que solo tienen no:i6n de 10 material y 81
encuentran mejor ALI que 10 que pudierar
estar en- 81 propia casa.
Nuestros companeros Balieron Batisfschol
de todo 81 personal de Ia triste casa el cua
mostr6se muy deferente y atento.
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FALLECIO EN- VEGA
alta eI pOliGia Mo-
reII.
Sc ha COnstituidO aIIi una sOCiedad
para COlStTlir CaSaS.
Una nagRifIGa Impression dsId en- sl pueblo sl
IltmO. OhIspO.
(De mMestro eorresponsaE. }

JuniO 1o.-FalIeci6 en- este pueblo el
policia Sinforiano Morell. Sc le hizo butn
entisrro.
Ell CadSver fu6 conducido en- hombroH
de policiaH, Hu Ultima morRda.
FL cabo Secundino Fuentes se porto
muy bien, atendiendo al gusrdia en- nu en-
farmedad.
Enviamos nuestro pesame6 la familia
del que va no exiAte.
-Lleg6 de los EstadoS Unidos, el illus.
trado iOven don Felipe Garcia, admins
trador de Ia hacienda Carmen
Viene & pasar las vacaCioneS con Su dis.
tinguida familia. Nos aIegramos de su
llegada esperamos verlo pTOntO oBten.
tando un titulo universitario.
Ell domingo 90 reunieron varios caba
lleros preaididos por el pIogresista doctor
Santisgo, con objeto de COnstituir una So
ciedad para vender casas Sc susCribi6 I'm
buen piCo y prontO Sc empezaran cons
truir dichss casas. AdelRnte.
-Aqui dej6 una magnffca impression el
Befior Obispo; el pueblo TODD simpatiz6 con
81 espsramos no divide & Vega Alta, en-
donde SO le recuerda con cariiO.
La Junta escolar compuesta de los &C.
fiores don Emilio Escalera, don Ramon
Oraini doctor Santiago, ha teTminadO 81
presupuesto para el afio entEante. Esta
Junta 20 desvela por la instruction y en- 81
pr6ximO ai1o imPlantaran grandeB mejoTaE
en- las Escuelag.
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NUEVO BANCO EN- PTO. RICO.
0traS empTeSaS de esta CIase eX-
tienden SuS OpeTaCiOneS.
SucursaIss en- Ponce y Csguss.

Sc informa que en- breve Se establecer6
en- este ciudad, una nueva empTeBa banca'
ria que funcionar6 bajo Ia denomination
de "Royal Bank of Canada.
Indfcase para director de eSa empresa
81 senior Bruce que, desde haCe aIgdn
tempo, vino Ia iSIa = eat6 hacienda geS-
tiOnes para la mas breve installation del
Banco.
Con el referido tftulo de "Royal Banco
Of Canad6" funcionan en- la iEla de Cuba,
desde aIgtin tempo, hace, veinte "branChB"
s gucursaIe8 de Ia empresa principal, y en-
Ias principales pOblaCiOneS de eSta isla,
ser6n instaIadas sucurSslss de aquel tam
bien.
tambi6n una sucurBal en- Ponce, que fun.
ciona hace unas semanas, y hoy quedara
instalada ctrR en- Caguas.
Empresas que traen & Ia isla nueyes
impulses para EealizSE bueuoS negoCiosr
iudicRn PTusperidRd 7 Rpge sn sstoh
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La procession del Corpus.
COnCurrsn mas Dc 5000 psrsOnas J rssuIta IN
lGtO sspI6RdldOl

A las cincO y media de la tarde de aver
sali6 de la iglesia Catedral de esta ciudad,
la procession del CORPUS Christy' anun-
ciada opoTtunamente
Todo el elemento cRt6liCo de Ia ciudad
de sus barrios concuTri6 al acto que
lesult6 una manifestation eSpl6ndida la
que asiAtieron mas de tres mil personals de
tOdaB nueRtras clases sociales.
Todas las cofradfaB asociacioneB reli-
gioEas relacionadas en- el programa dado
q conocer oportunamente, concurTieron y
entire utraB llamaTon Ia atenci6n las "Hi-
Jas de Maria" que con sus trajeB b'ancoB
colonas de azahar presentaban un cua.
dro encantador. Iban mas de doscientaa.
Tres monfsimaB nifiag, veHtidas de angeles
con an gusto eHquisito, llevaban el estan'
darte dc Ia PurfSima. Pura y Mercedes
Reyes y ROsita Salgado iban lindfSimas
con sus amplioB mantos azules y Bus CoEo-
mas de rosas y azahares menoB bellas que
sus Caras de verdaderos angeles.
FL "guion" 10 llevaban los sefiores
Hernandez Lopez, J. E. Salds1a y A.
Alvarez Nava. El palio distipguidas
peraonalidades de eSta sociedad, El obs
DO Jones Clero de Catedral y parroquias
asiAti6 TODD.
La association Josefna, dioceHana de
damas Cofradfas y asociaCiOneS CriAtianaa
llevaban suB respectivos estandartes agru.
pSndoge en- su derredor un lucido Rcom
pAfiamiento.
Las bandas de m6sica de Ia policia in
sular, regimiento de Puerto Rico, AAi!o dc
nifos de Santurce y OrqueSta, ejscutaron
magnifcas maTchas durante, el trayecto
Un gran Contingente de los nifioB cat6licoE
del Asilo de Santurce iba tornado en- dol
tilas detr6s de su banda de mGsica.
Pareias de Ia policfR al mando del to-
niente Costa Rtend1an al orden que no fut
interrnmpido en- 10 mas mfnimo.
TodAs las caBas de las GALES del CriAto
Fortaleza, plazuela de Colon, San Fran
cisco San Jose, por donde pas6 ia proce
sion, estaban adOrnadas con cortinas J
banderas de todas Las naciones y los bal
cones cusjadOB de una pl6yade de hermo
Sss dstinguidas damas que arrojabal
flores al pasO de Ia comitiva.
La tarde eatuvo espl6ndids contribu
yendo & Ia mayor brillantez del acto gu
result6 uno de los mas Rnimados que he
mos presenciado On la Ciudad.
La laTga Calle de Ia Fortaleza en- g
extension de Ia plazuela de Colon a /
Gale del CristO ora ocupada por el cortei
presentando un cuadTo mediterranean
conmovedor 6 imponente.
A las Z de Ia tarde entr6 en- Ia Catedrs
Ia procession celebr6ndose allf los oiciC
del ritual. Ell amplio temple estaba con
pletamente lleno de feleg.
La procession de aver reSult6 pUeS, IN
brillante manifestation de las Greencis
Cat6iiCas en- esta Ciudad.
REMEMBER.
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La asambIsa Obrera de aver.

Aver & las dos de Ia tarde tuvo lugar
una aBamblea obrera en- los salones de la
Camara de Delegados oTganizada por el
Cfrculo Obrero de San Juan.
Entire otroB acuerdos fu6 TesueIto que Sc
nombrara Ia Junta del distrito de San
Juan haciendose los nOmbramientoB pOr
aclamaci6n.
Una ComiBi6n lds propaganda fu6 nom-
brada para el distrito de San Juan, Ia
que inaugurar6 Bus trabsjos hoy q las
ciuco de Ia tarde celebrando un meeting
p6blico en- la plaza principal.
A las cinco y media SO di6 pOr taTmina'
do el aclo en- medic del mayor orden y
ffaternidad. Durante Ia aBamblea fueron
inscritos S6 obreroS en- Ia aBociaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-03
LEA Ell PUEBLO

BaratiIlo, baEatillO, baratillo. Gran
baratillo de camisas, calzOncillos = cami.
setaU 4 20 a atsyor, Con ell nuevo Hurt do
han venido 10000 dccenas de Camisas
20 centavcs $4,000 doeenas de calzonci-
Hos 4 90 centayos. 5000 doceuas de cami-
uetss & 20 centsvos, 10000 pares pufios q
10 centayog, 10, 900 colehones ingleses de
slambre acerado So y 6 camas doradas 4
fuego & $50, rs y 100. LA Vizcaina,"
San Juan AZ. Gel Cielo" Fortsleza %.
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Como pereGi6 en- LaTes ell prOfesOI
VeIeZ.
(De maestro oOrrespOnsGJ

Ode a1WestTO COTre8p0esGG
JUNO layer 81 de cuatro cincO
de Ia tarde, al Tegresar para esta pobla'
ci6n de So escuela de IN barr1o de Las
Marfas, Il jOven professor rural don
Dionisio Velez y al vadeaT, va cerca del
pueblo, una qusbrada llamada de Baylor,
por hallarse 6sta crecida tuvo la deSgIa'
cia de perecer ahogado arrastr6ndole la
fuerte corEiente no habi6ndose encontrado
a la hora en- que escribo estas lfneas-dfa
brimero las tres de la tarde-el CadaveE
del malogrado joven, apesar de las dill
gencias que 30 hant practicable. Las
autoridades todaB y m6dicos de sandal,
han estado en- Bu pueBto.
Ell pueblo de Lares SO halla COngterna-
do y Iamenta tan sensible deggracia que
lleva el Iuto & un hogar desdichadO.
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FL Paris Bagar aCaba de recibir direc-
tsmente del Jap6n 81 nurtiido de abanicon
que cd compE6 para este verano. Hay
Yerdadera novedad 7 suplicanos 4 todas.
las sefioras y Befioritaa paBen por dicho ess
tablecimiento para yer aunque sen, 81 pre-.
ci0so BurtidO.
Para 81 calol que empieza es 81 yerda'
dero remedio. PARIS BAzAR, Pedro
Gsa5sti. FortaIeza.
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Normal 0 0 l U D U U o. l
Ponce High 1913 4 1 1 1 l. Is
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Ell doctor Jose )rdOTsz

En- el dia de mafiana, saldr6 para Euro
pa, donde permanecer5 meses. Durante
su ausencia, queda hscho cargo de Hu Glen
tela el doctor Stokes.
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B1SE BALL EN- PONCE.

Mayo 31.-En verdad que los Norma
listas han estado aver bastante fojos en- 81
Castillo. Empezaron & jUgar y en- reali'
dad no comprendemos como han podido
dejar que el steam" de Ponce hicieTa el
nGmero de carreraS que hizo la High
School jug6, como siempre nj un solo
error cometieron los Poncefog, mientras
que los NormaIistas no CeBaban de come.
tsrlos. ESQ nos prueba que les hacfa falta
un POGO de prSctica y mucha serenidad'
Ell score 90 eI Siguiente:
12345 rs 9-Total
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-02
TOROPAH RAILROAD
lime Table

Trains leave Touopah as follows.
for all points -ast ana west vi,
Hazen s a. ~, and 6 50 ~ 49, No.
p. Ii. Ao1
Golaheld 20 a. H., 20 p ~ o.
D. N. ~
Trains leave Goldfeld az fonon
For all points east and WOO. VS.
% d. III. 20 p. M. For
ronopah 6 30 a. NJ, 6 SO a ~ 90 oo
p. N. ILL., "
Trans arrive Tonopah as fo,,ous
From all points east and wast w.
i,"zen' > a. NJ, Z So p. m. Firm
Goldfeld; 40 a. NJ. 10 ~ ~
p N. ' %
trains arrive at Goldf, ID ., 60,
lows: From all points east and ,.an.
VIA Hazen; 10 90 a. m. 9 sn
FROM Tonopah, 10 20 a. m. 20 - ~
9 20 p. M ~ D. H.
trans leave Tonorah f r Ni,,a-s
3 a. NJ. I p. m, 6 so D NJ 1aa'o
NllierS for Tonopah 8 q ~ -
p, N, 10 p. M %
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NEW GOODS

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--O-O--
IN THE FIRST JUDICIAL COURT
OF THE STATE OF NEVADA,
ORMSBY COUNTY.
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF
EDWARD BURLINGTON, DECEAS-
| NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETIT
.TION FOR PROBATE OF WILL. =.
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Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned have filed their petition in
the above entitled Court to be ap-
pointed Executrix and executor, re-
spectively, of the last will and tesla
ment of Edward Burlington, deceased
and that
Monday the 9th,
day of May, 1907, at 10 o'clock a. M,
of said day, and the courtroom OF
said court, Carson City, Ormsby
County, Nevada, have been appointed
as the time and place for proving the
will of said Edward Burlington, de-
ceased, and for hearing the applica-
ton Of said Minnie E. Burlington and
and George w. Cowing for the issu-
ance Of Letters Parliamentary thereon
to them.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of
said court, this Gath, day of April
1907. ED. PATTERSON,
Clerk
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DR.. w. n. CAVELL, D. D. S.

Carson City, Nevada. Office Over
State Bank G. Trust Co.
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IAN ES c. SWEENEY,

.uo-ney -al-LaT. Attorney Generals
Ofice. Capitol Building. Carson
City, Negada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-03

musical play "My Darling" It Is the joint
work OF Seymour Hicks and H E. Haines, with
tuneful music and rollic1ing dancing and com
edy. Mr.. Hicks himself has never acted with
more vivacity This piece Will be followed on
Monday by THE Great Conspiracy at the Duke
Of York's Theatre with John Hare in the Ma
poleonlc part. Alfred Sutro's play OF action.
John Glayde's Honor" is coming on at George
Aexander's Theatre. where Mr.. Pinero has
held the stage for over year. Oscar Asche Is
playing "Othello" at suburban theatres with
Lily Brayton as a good Desdemona, but with
Alfred Brydone badly cast as IagO. Hall Gaines
''Prodigal Son. is revived at the Adelphi The
atre with remarkably fine performance by Lily
Hall Game as the heroine and Frank Cooper,
who is almost as great a favorite with the gal
lery as William Terriss was in his best days.
David Bspham is resuming his concerts at
A1olian Hall with a repertory enlarged by de-
lghtful songs from his opera, 'The Vicar Of
Wakefield"
Two Of Mr.. sargent's sttters were prominent
figures at last nights court-the Duchess Of
Sutherland and Mrs. Frederick Guest. each in
white satin. old lace. cloth Of silver and dia-
monds. L. N. F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-03
BREACH GROWING WIDER.
Dissolution of Reichstag in Fail
Thought Possible.

Berlin. March 1.-The FIRST weeks debate in tho
new Reichstag has widened the breach between
the Eovernmnt and IN Catholic party, with tho
result that It IS toIeraby certain that there is
long contest ahead. Chancellor Won Bdlow Is en-
deavoring 70 form a government majority In the
Reichstag without the aid the Clerical Centrists
and the latter determined 20 enbarrass the
government IN order reassert their former para
mount position and thus compel the Chancellor TO
form a working arrangement with them.
The debates indicated a growing intensity OF po-
litica feeling which is extending TO social relations
The members OF the Centre party az caucus re-
solved not TO leave their cards at the Chancelors
residence. 4 has been customary. nor to attend
his parliamentary reception. To accsntuate their
personal opposition they have left cards at the
houses OF all the other ministers and are attending
the latter's evening receptions.
decisions the Centre party before the elections,
but under the circumstances IN order 20 preserve
intact the powerful Church party they are closing
UP their ranks and consolidating in support Of H.
The impression OF experienced observers is that
Germany IS likely to have period Of lively internal
politics which may lead 70 even another dissolu-
ton Of the Reichstag. after the reasseInbling OF
that body next fall. the government, having
badly defeated the socialists, may desire another
general election and seek 10 reduce the parma
mentary representation OF the Center party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-03
BURGESS CLOSES SERIES.
Receives Many Congratulations
after Last Lecture IN Berlin.

Berlin. March 2-PrOfessor Burgess. dean OF tne
school Of Political Science OF Columbia Chl-
,,ors,tv and professor Of American history ana
ipstitutions at the University Of Berlin closed
his course Of lectures at the university To-Day
Herr Studt. Minister Of Education; Ahloassauor
rover. many professors. large represen1a'Io
Of the American colony and six hundred students
we're present At the close Of his lecture PFoIesso.
Burgess thanked DR.. Studt and the anthoIl'ies %
the university for the courtesy and consideration
shown 20 him here and referred to the ehaI Hllns
and serious recoUections OF German friendship ana
hospitaIity'' which he would take BACK 20 Aiellc-
professor julius Rattan. the rector or the uniVer
sitVy thanked Professor Burgess for his eNposltlOs
~ phases Of American history and institutions.
and DIR. Studt. in behalf OF the university. -
-.oa 70 the American professor large volume
of the Nibelungen legends. appropriately inscribed
ofter which Mr. Tower and others congratulated
the professor on his personal success ana the e.
sAot,Ie way in which he had represented American
university life -, $50, 49,. ,r,,rvs %
,,t,S-s9 at the universities Of Bonn and Lelpsic
and also at one or the government s-i-' -
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FIGHT TREATY PLANS.
Germans Oppose RemOUing ReStric-
ti0ns ON Meat Trade.

Berlin. March 2,-The German Butchers As
ISOLATION has petIdoned the Minister OF the In
terlor concerning the proposed importation Of
live American cattle slaughtering them In state
inspected slaughter houses at German ports.
The association objects TO the proposal which.
It Is charged. would develop the meat trade. to
the detriment OF the German butchers. The as
ISOLATION proposes that cattle which have had q
sufficient period OF quarantine owing 70 q long
ocean passage should be sent alive to public IN
land slaughter houses. The association is also
opposed 20 any reduction OF the duty on bacon
and fresh meat and to the annulment Of the
prohibition on tho importation Of canned meat.
The Chamber OF Agriculture Of the province
Of schleswig- Holstein has adopted the following
resolution:
First-It Is out Of the question that the govern
ment and the Reichstag should make advances
toward the conclusion OF a commercial treaty with
the United States involving a reduction OF the
duties on food products, which. owing TO the most
favored nation clause would also beneht the other
treaty states.
second-The government and the ,Reichsteg
should not permit the importation Of live cattle
to be slaughtered at the ports and should not relax
the sanitary regulations in the interest or the I'M
portation OF American meat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-03
THREATS FROM VATICAN.
Possession of Compromising French
Documents Alleged.

Rome. March 2.-Authorities Of the Vatican
deny with emphasis the allegation contained in
a semi-official statement issued in Paris to-day
that Monsignor Montagnini. the expelled Secre-
tary Of the PapaI Nunciature. was active in
trying to prevent the visit of King Alfonso Of
Spain to Paris.
Commenting on the status Of the conflict with
France, they explained that the Vatican could
retaliate readily for the action OF the French
government in making public part Of the docu-
ments sequestered at the time OF the expul-
sion Of Monsignor Montagnini 1t would be
easy for the Vatican to publish documents ex-
changed before the rupture Of the Concordat
showing the anti-Italian and anti-Brtish atti-
tude OF the French government, as well as other
documents dated subsequently which tended to
create embarrassment for the Holy See; for
instance, showing that France influenced the
Spanish Liberal Cabinet to push the anti-Cleri-
cal schemes Of Count Romanones and promising
French support to SPANS aspirations in Mo-
rocco TO such point that the Spanish govern
ment, in order to please France declined the
request TO take over the archives Of the Papal
Nunciature at Paris. While this was going on
France, according to the Vatican authorities,
tried to prevent King George of Greece from
visiting the Pope when he came to Rome in
1906.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-03
RESEARCH WORK IN ITALY.
Bill Providing Over 100000 for Exca-
vations and Promenade in Rome.

Rome. March 2-The rejection by the italian
government Of the plan for the excavations az
Herculaneum proposed by Professor Charles
Waldstein. OF New York and Cambridge. Eng
land, has drawn public attention to the entire
question Of antiquarian research in Italy.
signor Rava, Minister Of Public Instruction.
outlined the programme of the Italian govern
ment to-day.
Professor Waldstein's project was abandoned
because of the strong opposition in Italy to the
participation OF foreign capital. the government
deciding that Italy should herself undertake the
excavation Of Herculaneum under the direction
of her most clever psychologists. Consequently
Signor Rava has presented bill in the Cham
Der of Deputies for the protection Of Italian an
tiquities. This bill carries initial fund Of
81 100000 for the purchase OF private collec-
TONS doubles the appropriation for excavations,
orders extensive excavations at the port Of an
cient Rome and further excavations at Postum.
where the ruins of Greek temples have been
uncovered. The sum of 100000 is apportioned
TO restore the baths Of Diocletian. and S1.2O0OOO
TO construct, within three years. an archROlog-
zeal promenade which is to start at the Roman
Forum passing by the Coliseum and taking in
the baths Of Caracalla, Titus and Trajan. The
plan Is to have this promenade pass through
the finest antiquarian monuments in Italy and
make it the most splendid walk in the world