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The Washington times., 1908-12-09
REAR ADMIRAL'S BODY
RESTS IN ARLINGTON
AS Taps Sound and Big Guns Boom Out Joseph B
Coghan Is Lowered Into Grave With Fitting
Pomp and Ceremony.

reached Sixteenth and Massachusetts
avenue, # turned south toward the
church, the Marine Band, under the
direction Of Lieutenant Santelmann,
playing "Garfeld's Funeral March, -
written by John Philip SOusa, IN honor
of the martyrcd President The cais-
son was driven to the rear entrance of
the church IN II street and the eight
young sailors carried the casket into the
church, followed by the immediate fam
lily Of Admiral Coghlan, the honorary
pallbearers, and delegation from the
spanish War Veterans Association AS
the body was being carried into the
church the Marine Band. stationed at
Vermont avenue and II street, played
Nearer, Ny God, To Thee"
The Rev Dr. Williamson Smith,
president OF Trinity College, conducted
the services at the church and also
at the cemetery He was assisted by
rector Of St. Johns Church. and the
Rev. DR.. Hubbell, chaplain OF the Com
mandery Of the Loyal Legion, OF which
Admiral CoRhlan was member.
The attendance at the church service
was notably small Admiral Dewey was
unable 70 attend because Of illness, but
Mrs Dewey was among the first to ar
rive at the church. Secretary Ncwberry
went over from the Navy Department
just a few minutes before the funeral
party arrived. Admiral Schley, Admiral
Br0wnsOn, Gen COrbin. Gen. Gillespie.
Col Urell, and many other well-known
army and navy officers attended the
services
The ushers who seated the guests
were Lieut. Hart, Lieut.. Shackford,
Lieut.. Osterhaus, and Lieut.. Williams,
all Of the navy
The Washington times., 1908-12-09
CASTRO IN EUROPE
TO MAKE HIS PEACE
May Try TO Patch Up
Amicable Relations With
Holland.

SANTANDER, Spain. Dec s.-Presl-
dent Castro OF Venezuela is coming 10
Europe TO try 70 effect resumption
of amicable relations between his
country and Holland. according to the
statement today OF one OF those who
is IN his encourage.
II IS intimated that Castro VIII visit
Holland before hts departure from
Europe, or. at least. get into direct COM
munication with The Hague, and patch
CD the difficulty that now threatens a
bombardment OF his shores
The Guadeloupe, bearing Castro and
party. arrived here today. Contrary %
expectations. Castro remained aboard
the ship. intending to so on 10 Bor-
deaux, despite the warning OF possible
physical danger and the threat OF the
French government that he will not be
permitted to land In France until he
has apologized for recent affrOnts 10
France
The Washington times., 1908-12-09
WOULD BUY RECORDS
OF KAISER'S SPEECH

BERLIN, Dec. $50 afraid of the
Kaisers utterances has the German
government become that 1t today began
negotiating with the American Graphic
phone Company for the purchase OF
graphophone records of a speech by the
Kaiser, which he granted on condition
that it be not used until his death.
The speech was made before the re
cent Teichstag structures upon the EN-
perOr's prerOgatiVeS, and II Is said to
contain many characteristic passages,
the publication OF which, even after the
EmperOr's death, IS deemed undesirable.
The government is understood 10 have
offered a large sum for the records
The neWspa perS treat the incident
ironically. yet Anoter Kaiser Inter-
view" is the headlines over the story.
The Washington times., 1908-12-09
RICH WOMAN FACES
CHARGES OF THEFT

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-Mrs. Louis J.
Schloss. who lives at the Hotel Mar
seilie. the wife OF the head OF a Broad
way clothing hrm and owners of a big
store in Baltimore, was arrested by de-
tectives in Sixth avenue department
store on a charge of taxing numerous
small articles. valued at 1858.
Mrs. SchlOsS was bailed by her htIs-
band after she had been taken 70 the
Mercer street police station. He de-
clared that a great mistake had been
made, and said that his wife had been
suffering from insomnia and nervous
ness for some time. She has been nm
der the care Of a doctor.
Magistrate Walsh adjourned the case
TO Friday morning. when It will come
up in the Jefferson market court.
The Washington times., 1908-12-09
Kierdn Leaves Washington
Before Message ArrireS

II is believed today that Patrick J.
Kieran. former head Of the Fidelity
Funding Company, OF New York. now
in the hands OF q receiver, whose hnan-
ciaI transactions have involved scores
Of priests and nuns and prominent mem
bers OF the Catholic Iaity. and who ss-
capped arrest in this city yesterday, Is
now in New York. he VII be arrested
as soon as the authorities can get their
hands on him
Shortly before noon yesterday, a dis
patch was received at Police Headquar-
:ers from Police Superintendent Nc
Quade, OF Pittsburg, directing that Kie-
ran be arrested on charge Of larceny
by bailee."
Stay at Willard.
Kieran and his wife had been stopping
az the Willard, but when Detective Bar
bee called at the hotel, he leaSned tnat
Kieran had paid lbs bill about 10 O'Clock
and left the hotel, carrying q GLADSTONE
bag
Barbee found Mrs Kieran at the VII.
lard. She had given up her room, but
was 1aitinx in one OF the upper hal
ways
At I2I5 Mrs Kieran left the hozel
lowed her 10 the Union Ste ton, where
she purcht sed a ticket sOr New Torli
Joined by Man.
Barbee followed her as Tar as Balti-
more, where she was jCined by 2 large
nan, who, the police say, is her hus-
band.
Word was Immediately sent 70 VIII
mington. Philadelphia. .and Jersey city.
the couple could not be found.
The police learned tcday that they
left the train at North Philadelphia and
had thus avoided the crowd OF detsc-
Sives and newspaper men that We're
waiting at the station
The Washington times., 1908-12-09
DIPLOMATS CAUGHT
UNDER A BIG AUTO
Senor Barrios Is Dangerous
ly Hurt as Result of
Thrilling Accident.

Suffering from a fracture at the base
OF the skull. numerous cuts about the
head and body. and possible internal
injuries, Senor Don Juan Barrios. min
lister Of foreign affairs. and special en-
voy from Guatemala 20 the United
states. who was hurled from big
automobile that turned turtle on the
road between Washington and Mt. Yer
non yesterday afternoon. Is in a critical
condition today IN the Emergency Hos
pitaL Senor Barrios regained conscious
ness this morning, and the physicians
say he has a chance 10 recover
Senor Don Luis Toledo Herrarte, en-
voy extraordinary and minister pleni-
potentiary to the United States. and
Gen John DrummOnd. soldier OF for
tune" wealthy coffee planter, and hero
OF many a South American revolution
who were also in the automobile. were
badly hurt and shaken up, but escaped
without serious injury
Others Litti Hurt.
Senor Herrarte IS confined today to
his apartments IN the Highlands. suf-
fering from q cash yver the left eye.
and c0ntusiOns Of the face. arms, and
body, while General Drummond is in
his room at the Willard. with a deep
cut IN his right temple and bruises
about the face and head.
The accident occurred shortly before
5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon about a
half mile from the south end Of the
Highway bridge The car turned com
pIetRly over, and it is regarded as
miraculous that all Of the occupants
were not killed. Persons who saw the
big automobile hurtIing along the road
say that the machine was going at ex-
press train speed,
Assisted by Sheriff Palmer and the
Alexandria county authorities. Central
Office Detectives Barbee and Vermilion
are endeavorfng today TO recover a
wallet containing about $500. which
Senor Barrios either lost or had stolen
from him snort time after the ma
chine overturned.
Wreath on Tomb.
When SenOr BarriOs left Guatemala
about three weeks ago he was instructed
by President Cabrera 70 place a wreath
entwined with the coIorS OF the United
States and Guatemala on the tomb of
Washington. at Mt Vernon. Bent on
carrying out this mission. the diplomats
and coffee planter hired an automobile
from a Fourteenth street garage and
drove to a flower store IN Connecticut
avenue, where they purchased a wreath
for $50.
It was after 1 O'Clock when the party
left the florists shop. and knowing that
the gates Of Mt Vernon would be closed
at 3 o'clock they instructed George star
ling, the chauffeur, to make the hest
time possible.
The automobile with the distinguished
Continued on Ninth Page)
The Washington times., 1908-12-09
Pennsylvania Senator Re-
garded as Likely Taft
Cabinet Member.
LEGAL KNOWLEDGE
is HIS BIG ASSET
Because of Record of Present In
cumbent, Great Ability Is
Needed in Place.
By JAMES HAY, II.

That Philander c. Knox, United States
Senator from Pennsylvania, Is being Sc
riously considered for the post of Secre-
tary of State for the Taft Cabinet. is a
report which comes today from men
close to Mr.. Taft
The arrival OF the President-elect IN
Washington has aroused a storm OF gos-
sip about the Cabinet, and 1t Is hard
10 ind real politician who cannot tell
you how most Of the positions will be
nlled- But the report regarding Mr..
Knox seems SO authenticated as to de-
mand credence. It Is IN line with Mr..
Taft's statement that he desires to have,
If possible. a Secretary Of State who
has distinguished legal ability.
Whether Mr.. Knox would accept the
position II II were offered TO him. II Is
impossible 10 say. His friends, how
ever, declare that, although ne resigned
the position Of Attorney General in the
Roosevelt Cabinet TO become Senator
from Pennsylvania the post Of Secre-
tary OF State is 50 attractive as to make
him desire It.
Taft Much Concerned.
No one Cabinet position has been
giving Mr.. Taft as much concern as has
standard Of ability set for it by the in
cumbency OF Mr.. Root, the increased
power Of this country among the powers
Of the world, and the interest Mr.. Taft
himself takes in foreign affairs, all
these things go 10 make 1t a post OF re-
markable Importance.
Several men have been considered
for the place. Among them are Rep
resentative Theodore Z. Burton ot
Ohio, who is a lawyer Of pronounced
ability; George Won L. Meyer. the
present Postmaster General. who is
not lawyer but a banker by pro-
fessioni Senator Lodge OF Massachu-
setts. and former Senator John c,
Spooner Of Wisconsin.
IL has been generally said for the
past ten days that the two most likaly
men Tor the place were Burton and
Knox Burton, however, because OF
his profound knowledge OF finance,
would be a valuable man as Secretary
Of the Treasury.
Treasury for Burton.
In case Knox is not made Secretary
OF State, either as a result Of his
refusal to accept II or because OF Mr.
Tafts final decision not to OFFER IT 70
him, IT Is entirely within the realm
of probability that Burton will take
Continued on Fourth Page.) :
The Washington times., 1908-12-09
POPE Plus BLESSES
MR.. TAFT AND FAMILY
Papa Blessing Result of Letter From PreSdenEct TO
Archbishop Glennon, of St. Louis, Expressing His
Cordial Friendship for Catholics.

ROME. Dec 9-The Pope today bless
ed President-elect Taft and his family.
The blessing was declared in the
presence of Archbishop J. J. Glennoai
of St Louis, who was one Of the first
persons received IN audience by the
PO1e on his resumption OF interviews,
following his recent indisposition-
Archbishop Gleanon told the Pope
that he had received letter from Mr.
The Washington times., 1908-12-09
Missing President OF De-
funct Trust Company
Still at Large.
INSISTS NO CRIME
HAS BEEN COMMITTED
CromwelTs Connection With Case
Is Real Mystery-Declines
TO Talk.

NEW YORK. Dec. e--New York de-
tectives are today searching the city
for Patrick J. Kieran, former presi-
dent OF the Fidelity Funding Company,
now in the hands Of receivers, who IS
wanted on a warrant issueG in Pitts
burg, charging him with larceny by
bailee." They received word that Kier-
an. after leaving a train at North
Philadelphia last night, came 70 New
ark in another train, and then com
pIeted his journey 20 this city in an
automobile. When found he will be ar
rested on the. PittsbUrg complaint
II IS runored that Kieran came 10
this city to confer with his attorneys
and powerful political friends in order
10 fight the attempt 10 have him ar
rested
He. strenuousIy insists that he has
committed no crime; that the Fidelity
Funding Company, instead OF being
bankrupt, has an indicated excess Of
assets over liabilities OF $4,000; and
that all Of the charges that have been
given prominence against him are With
out foundation.
However, at the Office Of KieIan's
lAWyEEE al AMANL AAk1AAAn En~A AaAA6 NAAG
case was refused, and the statement
WAS made that Kieran was not there
and was not expected
The real puzzle IN the case is the
connection Herewith Of William Nelson
Cromwell. He declines 10 discuss at
crescent his Reputation By Cardinal
Gibbons, whom he declared had engaged
him to save Ghe credit Of the Catholic
Church and VINO, when approached in
Baltimore, declared he had had no com
rnunication with Cromwell
CromweII's Claim
1t is claimed. however. in behalf OF
Cromwell, that a very prominent CathO-
lie divine OF Baltimore came here 10
see MIN and. declaring that ne was act
ing for the cardinal. asked that he take
the case and protect the interests OF the
Catholic Church Because OF this,
Cromwell believed he was really EctSng
for the cardinal.
II has developed that there are but
about 100 stockholders OF record in the
Fidelity Company and, with half a
dozen exceptions, all are priests and
nuns. Most Of these have Iost all OF
the money they put into the company
and are also liable on notes that have
been discounted in financial institutions
throughout the country.
The Washington times., 1908-12-09

Taft, in which the President-elect ex,
pressed his cordial friendship for Cath
olics- The Pope received the news with
delight, and Immediately pronounced
his blessing upon Mr.. Taft sn1 his
family.
The Pope has fully recovered his
strength. but his physicians are urgins
that he grant fewer public auIielces
in the future.
The Washington times., 1908-12-09
WEATHER REPORT .

Slow recovery from the low tempera-
tures in the South will begin today. al
though frosts are again Indicated for
the coast sections as far south as north
ern Florida Fair weather will preyaiI
in southern and eastern sections. except
that snow hurries are probable in the
possibly eastern New York
Steamers departing today fOr F,uro-
pean ports viii have moderate variable
winds, with probably snow fiurries to the
Grand Banks.
The Washington times., 1908-12-09
Creates Wild Enthusiasm
Among Delegates BY His
Declaration.
CONVENTION HEARS
FAIRBANKS SPEECH
Rivers and Harbors Congress
Opens With Every Prospect
of Success.

Declaring that he intended TO urge the
Inauguration OF an extended system OF
waterways Improvement, made posyib Ie
by similar methods employed IN fuan-
cling the building of the Panama canal,
Andrew Carnegie this morning brought
800 delegates TO their feet in a pande.
monium Of applause at the opening ses-
sion OF the National Rivers and Harbors
Congress.
Mr. Carnegie's remark came at the
close OF a speech which had been inter
spersed with frequent bursts Of ap-
plause, and served as a signal FOR a
most enthusiastic demonstration. The
ovation lasted several seconds. and the
efforts OF John /. Martin, the veteran
eargeant-at-arms, were required TO
compel the delegates to resume their
seats and restore the house to order.
A HistOTy-Maker.
That the fifth annual convention of the
congress, which convened at lO:3O this
morning in the big ballroom OF the New
Willard Hotel, will be the most notable
in its history, was apparent with the
first arrival OF delegates in the hall. BY
the time the gavel of the president, Jo-
seph L. Ransdeu. fell. every seat in the
house was taken, and there was no
standing room IN the halls or Corridors.
Il was announced that there We're over
5000 delegates present, representing the
States and Territories OF the Union and
the dependency OF Hawaii
The delegations from Massachusetts
Delaware, Vermont, New Jersey, Con-
necticut, and California were fortunate
in drawing the best seats in The house,
being grouped around the speakers
stand The other delegations. under the
blue and white banners denOting their
respective States and Territories, were
variousIy grouped between the east and
west wings of the immense auditorium
Distinction of having the largest repre-
sentation of any Southern city falls to
Nashville, Tenn. which was represented
by ten delegates. headed by NJ. I.
Bryan.
Scores Congress.
In opening the session. President
Ransden scored Congress for inactior
and demanded that some definite ex-
preston Of opinion be had from the
National Legislature during the present
session on the various waterway bills
now before Congress.
President Ransden outlined the his
tory OF the Rivers and Harbors Con.
gress since its inception in 1906, and
spoke Of President Roosevelt's messages
10 Congress urging the improvement oi
the national waterways, and the CO.
operation of both the Democratic and
Republican parties in the movement.
I'm spite Of the fact that we advocat-
ed with all our force, a bill for river,
and harbors at the last session OF
Congress, and there was not one dis.
senting voice against its passage ii
either house. the session closed with.
out it, and we have no positive assur
ance of better treatment at the pending
session." ne declared.
Continued on Fourth Page.)
The Washington times., 1908-12-09

FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT
For the District OF Columbia Dartf,y
cloudy tonight and Thursday. not much
change in temperature, minimum To-
night below freezing point; moderate va
Tiable winds.
The Washington times., 1908-12-09

Tcday-High :ide, 9:O5 a. m. and 9.I7
p, m. Low tide. 31S a m and 3:22 p m.
io.02 D. m. Low tide, 4 a. m. and 4:O9
= m
The Washington times., 1908-12-09

Continued on Fourth Pase)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
La dIp|OnlacIa eSpaiO|a
Ultima combination

La que anuncia Ell Ministro de Es-
tado es la siguiente:
Sc nombra ministro de Espafia en-
Rio Janeiro don Manuel Mnlfedo y
Cortina, primer secretario de Ia Eu1-
bajada de Roma, Vaticano.
Para este puesto Sc nombfa, as
cendiendole, al marques de Gonzalez.
destinado hoy en- el ministerio.
En- su lugar asciende don Carlos
Lopez D6riga, tercer secretario de Ia
EmbaJada de Espaf1a en- Paris.
Asclende al cargo de segundo Sc
cretarlo destinandole 4 Ia Legaci6n
de nuestro pals en- Centro America,
don Pablo de Benito, tercer secretario
en- Ell ministerio.
Sc nombra en- este puesto al de igual
categoria, cesante, sef1or vizconde dc
MonSerrat.
Asciende a tercer secretario, y Sc
lie destina Ia Embaisda de S. M. en-
Paris, don Fernando Gomez Con-
treraS.
Por 1ltimo, Sc nombra agreqado
diplomatico en- la Legacion de Espa-
fla en- Lisboa al opositor en- expecta :
cion de destino don Manuel Aliende-
salazar y Azpiroz.
A la provision de estos puestos
habra que agregar otra pequefia COM
blnacion de cargos; la que, aparte del
nombram iento del seflor Merry del
Val, sera consecuencia de la vacante
del seflor Llaberfa, y alguna otra mas
que por ii nom ento no Sc determ ina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25

Por escritura otorgada el diez
y ocho del actual ha sido disuel-
ia la sociedad "Antonio Mon
roig G hijos" V Sc constituy6
otra con la raz0n social de "Su-
cesores de A. Monroig" que sera
continuadora de aquella Y Sc
dedicara a los mismos negocios.
La gestion de la nueva socie-
dad y ell uso de la flrma social
la tienen indistlnta y solidaria-
mente los socios Don Anto-
Mo y Don Valentin Monroig y
Obr rador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
NOtaS nIuniIciIpabS

HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL.-Ayer
ingres6 en- este establecimiento bene-
!fico Jest1s Aponte. Hay en- asisten-
cis 23 mujeres y 81 varones.
Total de enfermos IS.
En- Ell Hospital cuarentenarjo en-
fermos.
O.-Movimiento de dete-
nidos en- el dfa de aver: varones "a y
mujeres 2, sufriendo condena 9
varones y una mujer pendiente de
causa.
Quedan EN- ell dfa de hoy So.
Salieroa por cumplimento de con-
dena; Leocadio Pimentel, Santiago
Rodriguez, Joaquin Perez y Julio
VazqueZ.
JUZGADO MUNICIPAL.-Seffala-
mientos. Mario ~. Rafael Saenz y
Crisanto Cirino, turbar Ia paz; John
Crogn, daf1os maliciosos.
Mario 81. Emilio Rozan, fraude
al Erario; Fidencio Verea, delito con-
ira Ell poder executive.
Abril 70 Pho San Agustin, Igna-
clio Rosales, Rosalez y Luifia, Loren
20 SOLO, J. Zeppenfeldt, Miguel Ruiz
" Leocadio Ayuso, delito contra la
salud pdblica.
Abril, 2. JESUS Santana, aggression;
Jose Marrero y Estrada, acom etimien,
to aggression; Francisco Hernandez,
acometimiento Fabian Martinez, AGO.
Imetimiento y aggression; Claudio Gle
nj, hurto menor
Abril, g. E]vira Arzuaga, hurto
menor; Evangelista Romero, acome-
timiento y agresion Encarnaci6n
Gonzalez, hurto menor; Alejandrino
Michel, agresi6n; Juan de la Cruz,
dafios maliciosos.
Abril, e. Agutin Ortiz, abuse de
conhanza; Benito Vargas, hurto me-
nor; Eugenio Carl, Julian Sanchez
Nicolas Sanchez y Martin Benitez.
ometimlento y agresi6n
En- el dla de hoy Sc han dictado las
siguientes sentencias:
Manuel Zacarfas Rosado, por agre-
sion Candelario Berty, so dias de
arresto H. Jacobsen, por embria-
guez y escandalo, S.. Francisco To-
rres, por haberse quedado con IN
billete de cinco dollars que le entrego
Enrique Mercado para cobrarlo, S.
dlas de arresto. Ramona Hernandez,
por haber hurtado "A centavos de la
propiedad de Clemente del Vale, 3s
dias de arresto. Jose Laguna, por
vender leche adulterada, dollars de
multa.
CUARTO DE SORRO.-Hasta la
maf1ana de hoy fueron asistidas por
Ell pra cticante de servicio don Ramon
Llauger, las siguientes personas:
Elias Melendez, herida incisa de
dos centlmetro en- Ell borde externo
de la mano derecha y confusion de
segundo grado en- la region parietal
m edia; Manuel Colon, confusion de
primer grado en- la rodilla derecha;
Delfln Estrada, herida por magulla-
miento en- los dedos anular medic
de la mano izquierda; Jose Mora con-
fusion en- la region molar; Candelario
Berty herida contusa de tres cent?
metros de longitud en- la region tenar
izquierda y Geronimo Torres. contu-
sion en- la region carpiana derecha,
| Todas leveS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
Otra veZ la reVuebta
en- Rusia
Perturbation en- Odessa

Nueva York, miercoles.-Avisan de San
PeterSburgo que en- Odessa vuelven adver-
tirse senaes de perturbation, que las autori-
dades tratan de alta Jar por medios vioentos.
Las turbas recOrren en- grupos tumultuosos
las GALES, dando grltos de aba 10 el gobierno
Aver hubo un tiroteo de resutas del cual,
hay muchOS heridOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
& Rey Don Manuel
esta nnejor


Nueva York mercoles.-Los despachos de
Lisboa dan la noticia de que el Rey Don Ma
nuel esta mejor.
Los medlcos confian que sea possible
evitar la dolorosa amputacion.
Esta noticia ha producido grata impression
en- todo Ell reino lusitano y en- las Cortes eu-
ropeas, donde cuenta con generates simpatias
el oven Rey de Portugal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
Service Especial del Bocl1n MefcanlI
0ABLEGRAMAS.
Urn drama de Guimera
ExitO inenarrable

Nueva York, microbes. - Ha tenido I'm
exito colossal ell estreno, en- ell Garden Theatre,
ell drama traducido de Guimera, Marta"
FL entusiasmo del publico ha sido indies
criptibe
No Sc recuerda desde hace muchos amos,
un exito tan grande, de un dramaturgo ex-
tranjero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
C0mpuicac50nes que
Sc temen
Las deducciones de la prensa

Nueva York, miercoles.-La prensa euro
pea comentando las palabras del principe de
Bulow en- ell Reichtag aleman. advierte la po-
sibilidad de que suran complicaciones graves
que den nuevo rumbO la politica mum
dial a la intervention de Europa en- Ma
Truecos
La expectation con este motive, es grande.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-25
e &ra&ado de AagecIras
InvOcadO EN- Berlin

Nueva York, miercoles.-El jefe del go
bierno aleman ha manifestado sus temores de
que resulte inefcaz en- Marruecos la 1nterVen
ci6n francesa que Sc aparte de 10 conven1do
en- las conferencias de Algecras
Las declaraciones del principe de BuloW,
han causado en- Europa gran sensation.