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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-16
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loos cuenos remdos Coespondencsa psamsa
Para q campeonoto dc La Correspondenc.a'
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peaodico debe de nombre ds auso
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npeden ser escno puertorriquehos residences
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que enoso conurso de cueatos d. 81
IN auor mas afortunado arrebatare spremaca
Sofa Coepondencia pubcard medda que reebnd,
sodo los cuento que mtdo para Ea pab
caclon Sc hara ncando de oen coponda
cueno nomb1e peeudonmo del que
NuIera circumstances La Correspondence consdcra aun
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este dao e decho pubcaro
del concurso
&c. Los pubcados este ar con los tfu,os En un
patio por juan l'raschi No Los dos por
eea NO. 80 Gle Mayo 1908 EN- iusta compcnsa por
Rodriguez No 81 de Ahl. oclra del tempe Dor Juaa
Rios Serpa No. 4.-2 de Mayo de 1909
~ legado' por Coaz6n Loaf No 5, MAYO de 1909
Iaigada por C. Torres Quintfro, No6 De JUNO 1909
rbre ioca por Antonio Rodriguez No dc Julio 10 1909
serdn eondeados a con los os erA
cnos denHo de hs nanas 'ondnones los
lJoSIendo dc los obeo de Coeoonnea onuar M
solo este terarlo el eso via pa Ia es
pendda nauraeza que Dos pigo nuesra patra o es
pea que los autores clio prsa ion ate o,oo
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los aspectos que ella puede otrecer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-16
Juicios poI jjuIade
en- AguadjNa.
Las lluvlas muestran cada
dla mayor acometlvidad
en- la destruction de los
Camlnos.
Sc dice que un puente Sc ha de
rrumbado cerca de Rincen.

Aguadilla. Noviembre A. La c.
te de distrito ha senaIado los siguie,
tes juiclos para Ia segunda quincen
del presente mes:
Dla l5.-Fellx Rosado V Carlo
Gonzalez por escaiamlento en- pi
mer grado.
: '-Teiesforo Figueroa y E.p:t:
MO Eglpciaco, por esea,amiento
segundo grado.
Dia l6. Julio Carrero, por esca..
mlento Ell primer grado.
. Francisco Cardena, por hui
to mayor.
Dfa l7Juan B. Ruiz, por de,itc
contra natura.
'-Bartole Muniz y Aureiio Bra
por escalamiento en- primer grado.
Dia ls-Anastasio Vargas, POI
violacion.
Antonio Bocanegra, por de
to contra nattlra.
Dla l9.-Jose Martinez por mut
lacion.
'-Rufino Cancel, por seduccion
Dla %. Limo Perez, por asesinats
en- segundo grado.
Dla % -fundador y Manuel Rios
por homicidio.
Enrique Brigneni, por homi
cidio.
Dia q. Gil Rosado, por asesinat
en- primer grado.
Eladio Peyet, por perjurio
Los anterlores casos seran visto
ante el Jurado, cuyos lndividuo
han sido va sentenciados.
Las lluvias torrenciaies de es.a
llltlmas dias. han ocasionado i
rrumbes en- la via del ferrocarril ca
ire Quebradliia Isabeia, siendo tra
bordados pasageros Y carga. Dice
que en- el Rincon Sc la derrumbad,
un puente, lmposibiiitando ell pas
de los trenes. La mareJada es fuc
te en- esta rada desde eI jueves
Por conducto dc la casa Fe.ip
Deilz Sc han embarcado durante
mes Gle Octubre y primera quincen
del corrlente 2,9i7 cajas y fl bar.
les Gle chinas.
La casa s. B.L. Lippit cmbare
en- Octubrc y 243 cocos, :'23 caia,
de chlnas. FL proximo embarqu
cocos ser Gle 5000.
Las oficinas del Registro de
Propledad han sido tras'adadas
ediflcio que ocupaba Ia t..scueia
Sordo Mudos, en- la Gale de la a
rina'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-16
Visitando al gobeInador

En- la manana del sabado cstut
ron en- el despacho del gobernalo
Cotton, q presidente del suprenc
Lcdo. ]. G. Hernandez el Lcdo. He,
nandez scra, DR.. I. H. Dexter v ;.
Rafae! del Naiie Rodriguez. I'll DR.
del Va4.e cetcbrd una ,arga conlena
cia con el gobcrnador ! cl Lido. H.
nandez fue d presentar su hiio ri
nuevo gobernador FL jefe del par,
do repubiicano estuvo en- Ia secret.
ria de P. Rico y aigunos momento
en- ei del gobenador; pero no pas6 i
despacho dc este.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-16
Perturbation cic|onica,

Segdn informes oficiales Sc ere.
4. una seria perturbation ciclonica
ha pasado en- cstos dias por Ell go..e
dc Melleo y Jamaica Y como con
Secueneia de ella han sido las fllee
ties lluvias que han caido sobre ca
si toda Ia isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-16
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Para que SC tcnga idea dc la bondad y caidad
jde los Instruments que Ncndc II Il t.@ 2 tsearsn
80 lease In rclacion dc los hIuncpo@ Jantas
Escolares Bandas Partculaes para los c,aes han vendi
10 diclo tSabccimicnto
MuNlClPlOs:-RoP Pedras, Vieques Juncos Ba.
rros, Gnayanilla, Manati, Vega
l5aja, Conerio San Sebastian
fatillo Moca, Salinas, Yabuooa
'ayam6n
~ MAS ESCOLARES-santa Isabel, Cayey juana Diaz,
Glayana, San Lorenzo Toa Ba
ia Lajas Ponce Banda Marina
5arceloneta, Subscription popu
lar Banda dc Beneficial Barco
dc Guerra (Aance) Zen Culebra)
1910 nnesros instrnmcntos nclso los Pianos proceden
ne las ncores casas trancesas, Acmanas EpaoIas Ame
caiis rs la nica casa que enrega CERTTFICA DOS do
garana de los PIANOS. EspcciaIidad en- PIANOS ALE
NAMES Complete surtido en- Instruments de Cuerdas
Percussion.
lnICo pSabptnpn1O musical en- oda Ia kb
JOSE LAZA Yea
oan Juan Puerto Rico. Box 21G Gale dc In Cruz No ,e
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
CONDITION OF oUTFALL
SEWER MUCH IMPROVED

MANIA AN BEACH. Aug. 3.-Ex-
pressions of satisfaction are becoming
general among those who travel to this
point and on to Redondo and Her
mosa beaches, over the improved con-
dition of the Los Angeles outfall sewer
at Hyperion.
Men have been working all spring
on the pier replacing the old pipe with
a larger one and enclosing the whole
in a watertight casing. The ocean end
of the outfall has been submerged 50
that the odor which for years has Of
Tended nostrls of the travellers to the
south and beaches is entirely lacking
and even in an inshore wind can not
be detected.
A few persons who insist on fishing
from the wharf cause considerable un-
favorable comment and as it is under
stood that some of them are market
fishermen, the practice will be brought
to the attention of the county health
officer, with request that he act
with view of preventing the sale of
the fish thus taken.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
SPECULATOR DISAPPEARS,
LEAVING UNPAID ACCOUNTS
Wealthy Wisconsin Man Alleged to
Have Passed a Number of
VaIueless Checks

REDLANDS, Aug. ST. T. Gala
han, an orange speculator and sup
posed to be a man of considerable
wealth, is missing and is accused of
leaving bills or valueless checks to
the amount of about $500. Saturday
he cashed checks for $50 at the Reid
g. Findlay store, $50 at the Chestnut
drug store and a friend took $3.50
note In addition he left room bill
at the Vendome hotel of $12 and va
rious small accounts.
Friends who knew Callahan in Wis
consin before he came to Redlands
say he has considerable property there
and that he came to Redlands for the
health Of his daughters four years ago,
both of whom died within year. Since
then he has been brooding, also drink
ing heavily, and it is believed he has
become deranged.
He made considerable money here
by buying crops of oranges in the
early fall for cash and holding to the
late markets for higher prices, and
friends are unable to understand why
he passed the checks when he had no
money in the bank and why he failed
to pay his bills.
Officers have sent his description to
various places on the coast and to his
former home in Wisconsin and expect
to capture him.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
Child Runs AWav

REpI5ANDS. Aug. 3.-The 3-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mello of Bryn
Mawr caused his parents much anxiety
and the institution of a search by Of
ficers and forty men of the Bryn Mawr
section for him, by boarding a Southern
Pacific passenger train at Redlands
Junction and riding to Banning. The
lad ran away from home and went to
the junction, climbing aboard the train
with several passengers when 1t
stopped. The conductor later found the
child was alone, and put him off at
Banning. with instructions to wire the
agent at Redlands Junction, his father
thus hearing of the lads Whereabouts.
A. c. Denman, jr., went to Banning in
his automobile and brought the lad
home.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
Hollywood Bows in Trouble

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 3.-Lawrence
phelps, George Stoll and Regel Cham
bers pleaded guilty to petit misde-
meanor in Judge Herndons court this
morning and will appear August 10
for sentence. Henry and Hugh O'Neill,
charged with the same offense. pleaded
not guilty and demanded a jury trial,
which will be given on the same date.
These boys, ranging from 12 to IA
years of age were arrested by officer
Eckenberg on complaint of Benjamin
Fowler of the Mountain View inn who
claimed that the boys had annoyed him
by throwing stones and dirt upon the
porch at the inn.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04

Following are the wholesale jobbing prices:
CITRUS FRUITS Oranges, S1at50 lem
ons, 81 25a9 so; tangernes, 90c@S1 grapefruit
$ldL50
APPLEs-st92 lug box.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
To Restart Rock crusher

REDLANDS, Aug. 3.-The municipal
rock crusher in the Santa Ana wash" ="
which has been closed down for sew
eral weeks because of the completion
of all of the street work for which
funds had been provided, may be
started in a few days, either under lease
of Riverside firm that has contract
to furnish rock for street work in San
Bernardino, or by the city, for the pur-
pose of selling rock to the Riverside
contractors. Contracts have been asked
by the firm, and the proposition will go
before the city trustees tomorrow. The
firm needs 600 tons of rock Immediately
and this amount will require the opera
tion of the crusher for several weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
Accused of Robbery

REDLANDS. Aug. 3.-Jose Moya, ac-
cused of robibng the home of DIR. c. ].
Creighton a year ago, has been cap
tured at Ontario and returned to Red
lands for trial He was held under $500
bond today. A search had been made
for Moya throughout Southern Cali
fornia for the past year, and culmin-
ated in his arrest at Ontario Sunday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
Postal Recelnts peoreass

REDLANDS, Aug. 3.-PostaI receipts
for July in Redlands We're $2516 81
against $252750 for July of last year.
For the first seven months of this year
the receipts show a gain of $111112
oyer the corresponding period of last
year.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04

GRAPEFRUII-Gabrlo A3o' Orchdrd
HALVES S1O5; Standard HALVES. Soc.
IEMONS-Flower Fly, $40; Stobl Label
81 So; Wright, SOC
CITRUS FRUIT SHIPMENTS
or. Lem. TIL.
Monday. Aug 2 ............ A IS 60
Total to date this season 29015 1854 34,429
Total to date last season 23242 4034 27,276
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
IMPERIAL GRAPES
ARRIVE IN MARKET
CARLOAD MEETS WITH READY
SALE
Strawberries and Pears Decine-Sea-
sonabIe Fruit Continues in over
supply - Vegetables and
Produce Steady

A carload of grapes reached the Los An
eeles market yesterday from El Centre. The
grapes we're fancy, and those which sold yes
terday mot with a ready market.
There were but few changes in fruit prices.
Almost all seasonable fruit was in oversupply.
Strawberries declined to 50dD75c a crate, and
were slow at that other berries sold at SlQ
1.25.
Pears met with a. steady sale at sOa95c a lug
box. or &c a pound
Yellow Danver onions declined to Sl3. ON
er onions were III changed.
Vegetables moved we'll, tho weakest link be-
ing in tomatoes, which continued In over
supply.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
BOSTON
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Bourteen cars oranges
and two cars lemons sold. The market Is I'M
proving. Weather cool and cloudy.
VAIENCIAS
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
CORE4 NOT DISTURBED.
Transfer Of authority to Japan
Quietly 4CCepted.

Seoul. July 1s-The news ~ the new agreement
between Japan and Corea, arranging for the trans
fer Of Corean judicial authority 70 Japan Is being
quietly accepted here that its terms fully
understood
II feared that some disturbances might fol
low the public misapprehension that the disbandng
q the court guards included in the abolition
Of the COrean office Now that Il is known
generally that the guards not 70 he discharged.
but merely placed under the command OF the En-
peror's aid the cause for uneasiness has been
moved.
II iF believed that tho convention between the
tpo countries relating 10 the transfer signed
July y The provisions Of the document, be
sides the changes mentioned, look TO the passing
os control OF Corean prisons 10 the japanese.
Toxic. July 1s.-Count komura. Minister of For
elEn Affairs. had audience with the Emperor to-
day az which the convention with Corea was
the chief topic Of discussion. Prince Ito. president
Of the japanese Privy Council left Fusau. Corea,
to-day for Toxic and II is believed that he s bring
sing copy % the documen- with him.
Many japanese newspapers welcome the signing
Of tho new convention as the last step in the first
stage ~ Japan's experience in maintaining the Co
reAn proteCtorate
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
GHOSTS INVADE LODGING HOUSE.
Plucky Landlady Calls the Bluff, and Sheeted
Pair Are Locked Up.

Mrs Mary Joyce. who conducts furnished
house at No. 2si Third avenue. had her first
experience in handling ghosts yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Joyce heard noise in a the second
floor which she knew 10 be unoccupied, and went
upstairs to investigate. Upon opening the door an
apparition in white loomed up In dark corner of
the
I'm a ghost" announced the figure.
Mrs Joyce replied with the usual words. I'm
pleased 10 meet you"
This formal introduction having been consum-
mated, Mrs Joyce got busy with ebony night
stick. relic handed down by the late Mr. ooyce
companion ghost advanced TO give aid. but he
too. was speedily vsnquished by Mrs. Joyce's club
welding proWess
Thomas Hudson. one of Mrs. Joyce's roomers.
came to her assistance and summoned two de-
tectives, who arrested the ghosts and removed
the sheets in which they had shrouded them
selves The prisoners gave their names Albert
Leitner and Peter Ellis, both of No. 4S8 East sd
street
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
BOLIVIA is DEFIANT
WILL NOT APOLOGIZE.
President Monies Says Possibly Bo-
H71a Vii Not accept 47cdrd.

la Paz July I5.-It is not confirmed here that Ro-
lvia expressed Official regrets 70 the Argentine Re
public for alleged hostile demonstrations at La Psz
on the contrary II Is asserted that in response TO
the claim for satisfaction made by Sehor Fonseca'
the Argentine Minister the Bolivian government
replied that the guarantees had been ample, ana
that the public authorities had compiled with their
duties: further. that neither the Argentine MI
ister nor the Argentine hog bad suffered in any
way, and that consequently the Bolivian govern
Argentina 10 insist on the claim for satisfaction
The Bolivian newspa pers in lengthy editorials.
declare that # would be npertiuent on the part of
Argentina to Insist tho claim for satisfaction,
after unjustly despoiing Bolivia of national terri
tory.
President Monies has informed the Peruvian Min
lister TT under no circumstances viii Bolivia ac-
cept }ho arbitral award. and although measures
have been taken 10 prevent attacks on the lega-
tions. the serious difHculty of settlement still
remains. rendering the situation uncertain.
Lima. Peru July 15-The ~e0ort that Peru Is
sending troops 70 the frontie- Is without founda-
ton Conferences stul continue between the Fo-
Iivian Minister. ~. Muita, and Foreign Minister
Porras
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
h4RS RUSSIAN SPIES.
Foreign Police VII Be Permitted on
French Territory No Longer.

Paris July 1a.The remarkable series Of
revelations regarding the methods of the Rus
sian police in keeping track of Russian stu
dents and refugees in France. which followed
Rourtzeff's exposure of General Hartings com
pIicitv In the plot against Alexander III. mas
led Premier Clemenceau tn announce IN the
Chamber of Deputies that the government mas
decided 70 forbid the maintenance hereafter ot
foreign police in French territory.
NJ Jaures leader Of the Socialists in the
Chamber and others denounced in the most
violent terms the conlpIaisance Of the French
authorities in the persecution ~ Russian revo-
lutionists The Socialist papers insisted that
the time had come to call halt Although
no Russian ofTicial had rallied to the de-
fence Of General Harting. NJ. Rateaf. another
ex-chief OF the Russian political police in Paris.
undertook an elaborate defence Of the Russian
police methods against tha Terrorists among
whom he classed Bourtzeff. pointing out that
Bourtzeff had been expelled from Switzerland
for publishing book extolling CzolEosz, Bresci
Iuccheni and other Anarchists. and that he had
served eighteen r0nths at hard labor in Eng
land for publicly advocating the murder Of the
Emperor Of Russia.
NJ. Rateaf also warmly defended Eugene Azef.
head Of the Fighting Russian Socialists, as
faithful police SPY and the discoverer Of in
Vulnerable plots.
Bourtzeh, in reply. charged N. Rateaf with
the responsibility for what he had suffered at
home and abroad in the cause OF liberty. He
reiterated mis- charges against General Harting,
and insisted anew that Azef the organizer
OF the assassnations OF Won Plehve Grand
Duke sersius and Doubosson. and OF the at
tempt against the life Of Emperor Nicholas.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
LIGHT THROWN ON sAYLER TRAGEDY
Packet of Letters Opened-Fourth Bullet
Fired at Banker Found.

Crescent City. IL. July 15.-The contents Of the
private packet left by J. p. Sayler. the banker.
opened today said to be OF startling nature.
According TO W. 2. Nightingale, who present
when the secret papers were read by brothers OF
the deceased man the contents have direct hear
ing the killing Of Mr. Sayler by DIR. ". L. Miller
last Sunday. a result Of the alleged attachment
OF Mrs Sayler and DR.. Miller.
Mr.. Nightingale appeared much agitated. and
States Attorney Pallissard, at Watseka was
promptly communicated with by long distance tele-
phone.
in the dining Of the Sayler home to-day.
Three were previously found in the body. The
fourth found embedded in a Of the
room.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
MAN HUNT A LA MODE.
Os'ectlves Force Way Into House, Rouse
helghborhood. and Culprit Gets Away.

Nfs Elizabeth sprath % No 1893 Eastern Park
- East New York, and her family were reused
IN sseep by . loud knocking al their from; door
:. Hsnt and, In response TO repeated demands
aoaattsnoe, Mrs. sprsth opened the kitchen
Alsnuy, whereupon a man, pistol in hand
e. MS Ssy into the room Mrs. Sprath, terri
oa-leo out 70 her husband. who was in the
60, IN That thieves were in the house, and then
-, - away by her terror. she jumped or fell from
g., MO" to the ground. distance of twenty
w.. me intruders were Detectives Archibald and
o Inspector Titus's staff
me- -'oe neighborhood had been aroused in the
beer In snd when the police reserves. who had
n = nea out. arrived. they found the detectives
sss ,t sdeet surrounded by mob of angry men
eely.5 spraths scalp was lacerated and she re-
Dr ~. o.aer injuries which were attended 10 by
Tss sIosky. Of St Mary's Hospital
sep,s c''ecuFes said they were searching for Giu-
the No.. who was wanted in Manhattan for
1hsr -, y mad played in shooting ARRAY and that
't srrs,, their quarry to the neighborhood Of
IN tba -. Hine II the Italian sought really was
ises,.,, .,eni'y lie strenuous methods of the de-
Ese. s~'e MIN ample warning, for no arrest was
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
NEU' MARX NTH RIFLE.
Canadian Team U,iHs Trophy on
Range IN England.

Montreal. July IA special cabls received mere
tonight saws that Canada won the Achfn1cn
Gun at the BisIey rife meeting to-day. and IN
doing so established a new record for long dis
tance rife shooting. The match IS fred az 900.
900 and fOOO yards. twelve men on each team. ten
shots man. at each range
The total Canadian score at the thres ranges was
SO an average 4 man Of 1S4 out OF a pcssble OF
$50 The previous high score for the match was
51s made by the English team in 1871 The Trans
vaaI team was second. with 1.514. and England and
Scotland were tied for third place with 14s2- Ins
canadian teams scores at the three ranges were
Sal $40 and 51a. respectively.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
BABY COMMANDER IN CHIEF.
Emperor of China Assumes Command of Land
and Naval Forces

PeknE, July 15.-An edct issued to-day IN the
name Of the Emperor appoints his majesty com
mander in chief OF the land and naval forces Of
the empire, in accordance with the constitutional
project OF the late Emperor Kwang-hsu- A mill
tary secretariat under the directorshp Of Prince
Yulang. also is created 10 assist the Regent.
The exercise Of the military powers Of the En-
peror is delegated 70 Prince YulanE. In conclusion
the edict appoints Prince Tsai Shun and Admiral
Sab commissioners TO labor for the reorganization
OF the navy.
The naval board has just concluded n long
series Of conferences the subject Of finance.
but without arriving at any satisfactory conclu-
sion Tshe board Will take no further action toward
the reorganization OF the navy.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
FRENCH MARINE BUDGET ANNOUNCED
Shows a Small Increase Over That for the
Preceding Year

Paris July The announcement Of the Marine
budget 1910 3i1 $500 francs C6s 299cooD.
$4,000 francs 1909. is Urefaced with
a strong recommendation that henceforth II is dis
tnctly understood that detailed plans OF proposed
warshps shall be definitely and carefully laid out
before credits are asked from Parliament.
This is Of the first efforts to meet the criti-
clsms of the Parliamentary investigating Commis-
sion concerning the confusion in the administrative
and construction Methods OF the naval department
The budget provides for the construction Of ten
31-knot torpedo boat destroyers. but IT makes no
provision for bsttleships or cruisers. As a result
of condemna tions, the torpedo boats OF the first
class have been reduced in number from 224 TO l9o
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
PANAMA CASE H4LTS.
Ambassador White Offers lid to
Government Counsel.

Paris. July 15.-Amba ssador White has offered
the commission. consisting OF Henry A. Wise,
United States Attorney at New York and Stuart
Mcnamara. Assistant Attorney for the District
of Columbia. who came to Paris to obtain testi-
rnony in the Panama libel cases every aid in his
power. John u. Lindsay. counsel for the Press
Publishing Company. publishers of The New
York World" who arrived here last Sunday. has
not made any move.
After CanvassinC the situation and ascertain
ing the obstacles to he overcome before his pur-
pose can be accomplished. Mr. Lindsay appar-
entity is at loss how to proceed. and Messrs.
wise and Mcnamara arc awaiting his initiative.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
LISTENED TO CAsTRo's MANIFESTO.
The Venezuela Congress Also Referred 1t to a
Special Committee for Report.

Caracas Venezuela. July 18th" manifesto
which ex- President Clprano Castro has addressed
from santander. Spain. to Venezuela, IN which he
attempts 20 Justify his rule from the political.
military diplomatic and administrative points Of
view was read yesterday joint sefsion Of Con
grcss amid the jeers and laughter of the dele
gates.
The former President eNtos hs virtues in glow
ing terms and describes how much the fatherland
owes to him. To everybodys surprise Congress
honored Castro ny referring his message to Il spe-
clal committee for report.
The American government has granted the Ven
ezuelan request TO postpone all the protocol dates
for period Of sixty DAYS.