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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19
REvOL LUC|ON En-
SANTO DOMINGO.
situacion delgobicr
no Sc juzga dificil y
peligrosa.
En- Puerto Plata y la capl
tai Sc han hecho hume
rosas prisilones.
FL gsbierno de Washington re-
Ell gsbierno de Washington re.
conocera a Estrada cuando to.
me d Managua.

New York, octubre l9.-La situa-
! cion politica en- Santo Domingo en-
peora cada dfa. La revoluci6n Sc ex-
tiende a 10 largo de lalfnea N. O. de
Ia Republica. Grandes masas de cam
pesinos van a engrosar las hlas re-
beldes, capitaneadas por los genera :
les Navarro y Epefanio Rodriguez
El gobierno de Caceres toma medi-
das de repression. En- Puerto Plata
han sido reducidas a prision muchas
personas de signifcaci6n en- la poll
tica, entire elias Sc encuentran los
generates Francisco Detjen, Pasca :
clio Toribio. En- la capital han sido
recluidos en- el Homemade los gene
rales Pedro Mota, Sisito Camacho,
Dionisio y Antonio Pichardo.
Los pueblos de Mao, Navarrete
Guayubin enclavados en- la Lfnea
estan en- poder de los rebeldes. La 81
t.laci6n del gobierno Sc considera
muy critica.
Sc asegura aunque no de manera
Official que el ministro Velazquez ha
pedido protection q los Estados Uni
dos.
New York, octubre 10 Ell go
bierno de Washington ha declarado
que Sc muestra dispuesto recono-
Ger al gobierno del general Estrada
tan pronto tome q Managua. Aver
sah6 el general Estrada de Masa-
va al frente de numerosas tropas, so
bre Managua la que Sc cree no ofre-
cera mayor resistencia. Hasta ahora
no Sc conoce el paradero del presi-
dente Zelaya.
New York, octubre l9.-Hoy lie
g6 q esta ciudad el ex-gobernador de
Puerto Rico Mr.. Regis H. Post. En-
una corta entrevista que tuvo con
varios representatives de Ia prensa,
declare que el pals Sc encuen
prospero y su production aumenta
considerablemente de dia en- dia
Manifesto que al resignar el cargo
/ 10 hizo debido al largo tempo que
estuvo en- el pais,en donde cree que
ha servido bastante.
New York, octubre l9.-Todo'
los buenos ofcios puestos en- juegt
entire los gobiernos de Francia y Es
tados Unidos para evitar una luch'
comercial ha resultado infructosos
No ha podido conseguir la transi
gencia de ambos en- el asunto de 10
nuevos aranceles. En- los circulos c
!, merciales Sc cree inevitable una que
; IRA de tarifas en- Noviembre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19
CONTRA FL CO.
B|ERN0 De MAURA.
Grandes dernostr acio-
nes obreras, protestan
contra el gobierno.
Inmensa muchedumbre
en- manifestation reco
rre las GALES de Berlin.
Los manifestantes intentaron
atacar la embajada espahola.

New York, octubre l9-lnfor-
man de Espa1a que ha tenido lugar
en- la Coruda y Bilbao grandes de-
mostraciones obreras contra el go
bierno. E5peranse grandes desorde-
nes en- Valencia y Vizoaya. La i'm
popularidad y descrsiito en- que ha
caido ell gabinete actual, tanto en- el
exterior como en- ell interior de Ia
peninsula hace presumir que la re-
t;rada de Maura es solo question de
dias.
Telegramas posteriores aseguran
Ia prjylna caida del actual gablne-
te, sustituyendole otro presidido por
Ell g ,neral don MarceIo de Azcarraga
En- Ia nueva combination Sc asegu-
ran que quedaran descartados to-
dos los que actualmente ocupan las
respectivas carteras.
New York, octubre 49, Telegra
mas de Berlin dan cuenta de un lncl'
dente desagradable ocurrido al re-
presentante de Espaha. Una inmen
sa muchedumbre en- manifestation
de protesta contra el fusilamiento
de Ferrer recorrfa las principales ca
lies de la ciudad imperial. AL llegar
frente la embajada de Espaiia, los
manifestantes prorrumpieron en- gri
tos contra el gobierno de Espala. Lo
animos Sc excitaron pretendlendo
atacar la legaci6n.
La oportuna intervention de Ia gen
darmeria que dispers6 la manifesto
ci6n evit6 el atropello al represen-
tante espafol.
New York, octubre l9.--Telegra
mas del Riff informan que los moros
fuertemente atrincherados cerca de
Nador fueron atacados en- Ia mana
ma de aver, siendo derrotados COZ
grandes perdidas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19
Pe!ipeeias de Ia vida.
De nuestro corresponsal.


Ponce, octubrc l7.--Ayer q las on
ce Y cuarto de Ia mahana al llegar
ell infeliz Antonio Quesada la casa
que hace esquina en- la calle Union
frente 4 la plaza de las Delicias don
de vive el el doctor Garraton cayo
en- la accra con una emotisis tuber-
culosa, manando mucha sangre por
la boca nariz y oidos. Enseguida
fue atendido por dos policias, placas
numero 356 uno vel otro 1863. Sc
alarmaron como es consiguiente
todas lasfamiias que viven por aquel
sitio. Fue llamado inmediatamente
por los policias la ambulancia mum
cipal por telefono, y en- honor a la
verdad tardo demasiado en- llegar dl
cha ambulancia despucs de haber 81
do llamado en- dos ocasiones,y q to-
do este cl infeliz hombre seguia ten :
dido en- la acera con Ia mitad de su
cuerpo en- los brazos de Rafael del
Vale; la protesta Sc ola en- los lablos
de toda la aglomeracion de las perso-
mas que en- un mo mento Sc reunle-
ron en- aquel sitio, oimos tamblen
las protestas desde los balconies de
! las distintas casas de las familias que
viven por aquel sitio. Por fin lego
la ambulancia y despues de ser re-
conocido por el DR.. Lopez Nussa,
fue conducido al hospital Tricoche
donde sc encuentra algo meior.
Aver salio de la carcel bajo fan
Ia la individual Felicita Caquia, que
esta acusada de falsa representation
Hoy salio Juan Gonzalez despues de
haber eumplido dos meses por ac-
tos lnmorales. Aver entro c N suma-
ria Juan Porta Latin Santiago, por
falsa re presentation.
-Ea regresado de San Juan el Sr.
Francisco Cabrera captain dc Ia po-
licia de este dlstrIto.
= Sc encuentra enferma la mia
Ana Maria, hija del actual alcalde
de esta ciudad don Simon Moret. De
seamos que Sc restablezea tan gracio
sa criatura cu anto antes.
va llegaon esta ciudad las her
manas de la esridad, para haccrse
cargo en- el dia de msfana del ASilO
de Damas, por haber eumplido 81
contrato las Siervas de Maria, Que
sc encontraban anteriomente pres
tando sus servicios caritativos en- d.
cho .Asilo. Prometemos dar una III
formation 4 nuestros lectoes de este
as ilo proximamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19

tante cerca de la antignua casa que
ocupaba la Sultana, en- la Playa hay
unos hoyos intransitables, y
no Sc ha procedido a su in
mediate arregio. Y nosotros pregun-
tamos, 5sera que el Comisionado
del Interior pretendera dejarle esa
carga al municiplo2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19

Nddle sabe que su casa es-
I'd desalqulIoda. Nadie 10 sa-
be, porque 1lsted no 10 d1a11,cla.
81. desea alqualar su casa que
ahora no le produce NADIA amin
clela en- "Lc Correspondent
cia" Para esta clase de anun-
clos hay en- este diarlo precaos
especiale, muu llnaatados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
SUBASTA PUBLICA.
BIENES INMUEBLES.

SUBASTA PUBLICA. BIENES INMUEBLES
En- Coectura Rentas nenas San Sebastian Oct
1909 los sguientes da & las de mahana
posore los 5nes
cbr las contrbuone on embag
dos por habe pgado dbdo tempo las contibucion
los recargos segdn dspone la Ley de Rentas Inte,nas
PROPIETARIOS Description de Popedad onribuone gasc
aproximados
TERCERA SUBASTA
sebastian fasa IL cuerdas bario Robes 22M
Vicente Colon, Cuerdas bsrrio Eiato rriba S2
SEGUNDA SUBASTA
Jose velazque Morales 20 cuerdas harrio Robe s3o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19
Sc VENDE.

Una maquina "Oliver' nh
nero 5 con SUI atril y demal
accessories. Esta completa
mente nueva. Precio modico
Para informes Juan Sierra el
La Correspondence"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19
Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.
SUBASTA oUBIICA. BlENES INMUEBLE
BIENES INMUEBLES

En- Coetua ntenas de Utuad dia q de Oc
ubre sguiente dia da las 9d sean
ddos los bnes raonados de los
nos para cbr las conbucones fueron
embargdos ab pgado dbdo tempo las ontrbucones
cdas recarg segdn dspone Ley de Rentas
PROPIETARIOS Description de la Propead Coubucones gastos
aproxmados
EN- TERCERA SUBASTA.
(Ninguno)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19

Pueden los daes deseen los xpeden
El comprad de propeiad ebe depotar 10
d ceno del valOr vndd perderl
de dease de Ia cusl lie fue subad
propedad dEn los dez ds
San Juan, P. r, Septembre q de 1909
(Firmsdo) NJ. de Jsis-Coleetor
AprO5adO B. L. Dix, acting Treasurer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19

biico Y cuando Sc retiraba nuestro
reporter" entraba { conferncizr
con el Comisionado el ingeniero jefe
de Obras pdblieas Sr. J. ]. Jimenez-
En- esta 1mprenta .e vende papel
dc psr.6dicos vieios { 81 quintsL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19
Por que en- ell polo hay seis meses de dia

INABONA
TINTURA INDIANA
para el cabello y la barba.
SENORA:Spor que Sc apura
Existiendo esa TINTURA?
1Le sale & usted una cana?
;Pues, apliquesa la INDIANA
lQue ell pelo Sc desentona1
!Pues p6ngase la INABONA!
~ qui6n q usted la destron,
De su solo conyugal,
Usando la sin igual
TINTURA INDIANA INABONl
Consfgala en- las farmacias. i. :,
iY nos dara usted las gracias!
Inabona Indian Tinctnre
Company Inc.
Capital 100000
2 Allen Al.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-02-10
IMPROVEMENTS ARE PLANNED.


President w. G.. Childs Of the Colum-
bia, Ncwberry & Laurens railroad was
in the city Wednesday afternoon in
consultation with a committee from
the Laurens chamber of commerce re-
lative to the improving of the large
tract Of land owned by the railroad,
lying Just west of the present freight
and passenger dcpOtS, and building
thereon warehouses and platforms for
the accommodation of the Wholesale
merchants and cotton dealers of the
city. Mr. Childs had been invited to a
banquet Of the chamber of commerce
on Tuesday night, but declined for the
reason, as stated by himself. "Whcn
| do something for LaurenS, then will
come up and break bread with the
boys"
The plan, as laid out by Mr.. Childs
Wednesday afternoon, was to build an
other long spur sidctrack to the west Of
the freight depot grade down the steep
and unSightly hills that now exist and
grant to the merchants the privilege of
''''iNi'iSS pSNSISNl SI wal CllOuSCS, Vi,
if they preferred, of erecting an
adequate consolidated storage room.
The plan was laid before the business
men who have considered the matter
and will make formal petition to Mr..
Childs for the work. 1t Is safe to say
that considerable work will be done and
that not only will the looks Of the place
be greatly improved, but valuable in
crease to the shipping facilities of
Laurens will be made.
The matter Of new and larger pas
scngcr station was broachcd, it being
patent that I.aurens sorcly needs bcI-
ter accommodations in this lire. Mr..
Childs, however, referred the people to
Mr.. Anderson Of the Charleston 4
Western Carolina on this proposition
committee has been appointed to take
the matter up with the authorities of
both railroads and to secure for Lau-
rcns better facilities both passenger
and freight. The Committee has al
ready begun work, and doubtless there
will soon be visible results.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-02-10
MURDERER
WAS" "SHENY MIKE"
Slain Burglar identified
10y Former Safe Blower.
RECOGNIZED PHOTO.
I0St once inspector GrcgOry, Who
Interested Himself in Natter.
Writes About Identification.

who was killed here Thursday morn
ing of last week, as it appears from
summing up Of the evidence gather
ed by Postoflicc Inspector Gregory
While he is known to the police Cir
cles by this name, and possibly to
many of the public, his real name is
yet a mystery.
Inspector Gregory writes:
Il hand YOU herewith for your in
formation and retention for me, two
letters, one showing that your man
is not the Parker who formerly clerk
ed in a store ut Knoxville, Tenn, and
the other that he is 'Shcncy Nike
otherwise kentucky Shcncy. Bot"
Of these letters, as you will sec are
thoroughly reliable, no Guc8s work
G. T.. Riggs Of Morristown, 'Tnnn.. cNi-
IDENTIFY knows what he is taking about
a"i MGCarty who is ref rllCd safe
blower, is positive as to the identity
nf the man.
You will notice that since 1895
when he was in Jail at Norfolk Va
with Jno. T. McCarty alias West
Phila Johnny, Charles Howard. alias
Texas Dutch and James Johnson
alias Portland Ned that 'Shcnc!
Mike has bloSsomcd out from a pro
fcSsional beggar to IA safe-b blower, but
that is the way most Of them de-
vclop."
1t is seen from this that Mr.. Gregory
is quite confident that the dead man
is "Shcney Mike"
The letter from JnO. +. McCarty.
the reformed safe blower, is quite in
tcrrSting. 1t is, in part: You can
not imagine my surprise when look
ed at the photograph and recognized
the party instantly as 'Shcncy Mike.
Why, he was around Virginia when !
was and was in the Norfolk Jail when
we were there i'm 1905 never knew
him TO be crooked; he was always a
great fellow for having boy beg for
him. lis home is in kentucky, |
think Louisville. He used to be call
ed Kentucky Sheney. Fred and he
we're great pals and shouldn't be a
bit surprised if Fred was with him at
Lmlrens. Fred is about ) feet II
inches, wcighcS 10, reddish complex
bald This letter is from McCarty
i'm Boston. Mass.
Parker Not His Name.
The letter from c. f. Riggs referred
clcrked for Daniel Drscoe & Co.. in
Knoxville. Tenn, is at present living
in Alma. Neb.. and that he is only
about 26 years old. and about ! feet
10 inches tall, weighing about zoe
pounds. And then letter from the
postoiIicc officials at Knoxville states
that the man who worked there was
E. f.. Parker, and not l.. j., as thought
here.
So it seems that the man is from
Kentucky and has recently been in
some robbcrics in Florida, and that
he was known as "Shcncy Mike" and
that his pal was known as Fred.
Where Fred iS is the question. al
though he is supposed to be or to
nave been in the noighborhood Of Co
lumbia.
I'm connection with the above facts
as TO the identity Of the dead man it
may here be stated that two OF the
InrIinp t,hygiriung bprn IianpTpp with
The Detroit times., 1909-05-13
POCKETS BULGE WITH LOOT
Jimmy Vokes, Arrested, Produces
Enough stuff 20 stock Store.

10 was small wonder that PatrOiman
Cott0ns attention WAS attracted 10
The bullying pockets OF Jimmy"
Nokes. alias Stanley. rs years old. and
that his suspicious wore aroused as
he gazed on said bullying pockets, as
Jimmy lOitered in be- rear % 30. Z 4
Washington boulevard, nesday
morning
All that Jimmy" had in MS peck
cts We're two packages OF cigarettes, %
packages oil cigarette tobacco. 10 pack
yes OF cigarette papers. 81 packages
OF chewing gum. three boxes OF shoe
backing two punches at fire crack.
ers. ono string OF prayer beads, one
sct OF dice. one baseball schedule. one
Odd Fellows pin. TWO pOcketDOoks,
four knives, 100 twO-cent stamps. one
bank book. and razor.
Jimmy whose brother Is q pa
tient ia the state reform school. pro-
ceeded TO laboriously drag forth the
various articles before the ast0nished
eyes of Lieut. Frank Lewis
lie offered no explanations until lac
came 10 the postage stamps Then
he remarked that he was sg0iug TO
send them 10 his brother,
You probably won't need 10 send
them, said Lieut. Breault. grimiy i
think that you can deliver Them In
person.
The police believe that Jimmy"
stole most Of The articles which ne
carried He mas been arrested mum
Der OF times before He gave his ad-
dress as 40. 50 Parkpl.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-13
THEATER STAIRWAY IS
CAUSE OF LIVELY RUNPUS
Reports Pro and Con Are Finally
Tabled By Council After Clever
Stunt by Aid 0oeSchel.

\ cry OF Fire" raised IN tho coaa.
cu chamber, Tuesday evening. stirred
20 plenty Of excitement FOR a minute
on two and developed into joke ,hJt
ended a long and bitter debate
AID. Gocschel and Gilman had pre-
pared a report ordering that the OWN
ers of the Family thcater ia tho Kan
ter buildine. take down the outside
iron stairway leading 10 the thea.er
balcony They were supported hy a
half dozen other orators Five alde'.
men had signed an opposition report
ard they had their supporters Who
pleaded that the stairway be- allowed
10 remain Ald owen was or the !a.-
ter class
This stairway is necessity ne
declared 1T is just fire escape
The Detroit times., 1909-05-13
LAND SYSTEM
BILL KILLED
House Reports Out Baker Bill With
out Observation-Disclosures
Fight Wakes Warm Again.
lFr0r a s,atf cOrrespondent.l

LANSING. Mich. May l2-Tne
Torrens system for land registration
was killed for this session by the
house yesterday when the bill 10y
Baker. o. Cheboygan. was reported out
without recommendation. Baker tried
10 make il q special order FOR Friday
hut got left When he made mo
tiou 10 send il back 20 committee he
fayed the members Tor holding u mp,
Heckert. OF Van Buren,. emphatically
denounced the whole system, saying
il was held illegal IN Ohio, WAS IL
dispute in Illinois. and was not wanted
by anyone who understood The subject.
The house then defeated the bill
The old factional night in the house
was renewed yesterday afternoon.
Farmer. OF Livingston. tried 10 force
his bill providing for a specific tax
on copper and iron ore from the com
mittee There was great confusion
and he failed 10 get the attention OF
mem bers He was voted down on a
light vote Later Representative
Cramton moved reconsideration. hold
ing that Farmer was practically y.
noTed by the speaker He demaEded
the roll call. and won by vote OK So
to g. Then twas moved TO table the
Farmer motion 10 force from commit
tee the matter and the battle ragged
over this motion There was heated
discussion during which Speaker
Campbell told Cramton he was not
recognized because his actions We're
nothing bat dilat0ry The previous
question was finally ordered and the
original motion was voted down, IS
20 81 The speaker won. ss usual.
The senate got into warm discus
sion over The bin making Lincoln
birthday a legal holIdav Fow!e O.
the 500. said the houdsv fad. WAS
becoming impractiCaDle aal II the
matter was put up TO Lincoln himself
he would oppose any such proposition
Despite all opposition the Jill passed
in committee OK the whole
These bills were also agreed 20 in
committee Requiring bonds when
convicts are released on probation
regulating the use OF voting machines
authorizing boards OF education 10 an
point superintendent OF schools for
five years when organize under the
graded school Laws OF the state, per
hitting the use OF traction engines OF
twelve and one.half tons. but relieving
the township from any re- ponsihilitf
for damage
The Detroit times., 1909-05-13

WAY 70 GET people out in case az
danger
AID. Gocschel had straycd over a.
window facing the Campus.
The thoatcr must bH on fire nov
hc suddenly shouted
Immediately aldermen swarmed 90
the windows and beheld "A stream of
people sedately and sobcrly trnoping
down the stairs. IL was the regular
exodus between performances and the,
aldermen caught on In moment tha'
Goeschels interruption had Deen
tuned TO punctnre ovens argument.
After some difficult, President link
ana Sergt Hicks got the city fathers
back into the places again and the
meeting went on. Aid Allen ended
This debate by having both reports LAID
over FOR a week
AID. FreiWald. who is in favor II
allowing the stairway To remain. an
uounced 20 Aid. Trevor and korta, OF
tNc seventeenth ward. that II this
stairway Is ordered down. he will get
busy 10 have similar one in their
ward, at kercheval and Seyhurn-avcs
on property owned hy George Cicotlc
torn down also
President Iiuk announced the ap
ruintment of committee OF H. alder
men 20 80 with the mayor. controller
cit clerk and deputy controller "a.
Flint next month Tea attend the meet
ng OF the Michigan League OF Muuici.
lalties Aid Wing was selected "a
chairman of baseball committee
The board OF health asked for Sill.
GOO 20 carry il through until July >
but the council allowed only $4,000
from The liquor license fund FOR this
purpose
Resolutions adopted by the sinking
fund commission eulogizlng the ser
vices OF the late William G. Mayhu~y
were read and accepted
\ parliamentary switch was made
hy which the council rescinded pei.
nit given the Hees McFarlane Co 10
maintain a sidetrack. and then i'm
meaiately gave another permit With
The proyiso that the company waive all
claim 10 damages resulting from
grade separation in their neighbor'
hood.
transfer OF moneys was also made
SO that the Fifteenth and Sixteenth
ave subways may be nicely sodled.
II was explained that the corporation,
counsel believes this may tend 10 de
crease the amounts given as damages
90 adjoining property owners when
the grade separation cases come 10
trial
The Detroit times., 1909-05-13
FORCIBLE TRUTH AND FAIRY
FABLE IN CLEVER TALKS
Louis Bruch and Charles 6srteli
LOOMS Deliver Addresses at Ad-
craft Dinner in Pontchartrain.

Forcible trath and fairy fable were
deliehtfully mixed at the Adcraft din
ner at the Pontchartrain. Tuesday
night Louis Burch furnished the con.
tribution 10 the eternal verities by
telling how the American Radiator Co.
has made il warm for humanity by
conducting a highly successful adver.
Using campaign in the newspaper
not I'm substitution for intelligent
craftsmanship but in cooperation there.
with. Charles Bartell LOOMS. assist
ant managing editor OF Munsey's, fur
nished the infinite drolery by reading
from his writings sundry advertising
tales so cleverly spun that the Al
crafters shouted for more.
William II. Field. advertising mana
ger for Munsey's magazines, said the
elevation OF the calling into a profes-
sion made the application OF ethical
standards to the business inevitable.
The exclusion Of undesirable matter
from advertising sections Of publica.
lions was demanded.
AS a possible prefigurement OF the
equal importance Of editorial and al.
vertising supervision in the press, men
who make and handle advertising copy
and men who make and handle edi-
torial copy came together i'm this Adj
craft convocation aud Indicated their
approval OF the high note struck by
the speakers.
VIM. r. Orr, Fred Britton, Walter G.
Boynton, r. l.. Pelletier, Edward A
Sumner and James Schermerhorn put
fn n word for advanced publicity and
for the able manner in which IL had
been upheld by the speakers from tn,
manufacturing and magazine fields
The Detroit times., 1909-05-13
PUBLIC OENOUNCES
IN FRANCE
Postmen and Telegraphers Decide to
Walk Out-Government Increases
Number OF Troops.

PARIS. May - Paris Is today feel
IN the strip u the postmeu and teleg-
raphors strike which was declared
last evening
By night the strike leadf~s say they
will have effected a complete cessation
of mail and telegraph service. with the
exception OF the governments wire
less. between England ana france. AM
VIII have communication with Italy
interrupted
The striking pos,men make IN p
claim that they have already prevent,
ed the departure OF two consignment
of mail. one for England sud The othe-
FOR America.
The best Of order has prevailed no
70 the present time but the govern
ment is apprehensive ana today ia
creased the number OF troops in every
Paris barrack.
All The portofices ana telegraph
stations in the city are heavil.
guarded.
Telephone service throughout The
city and country j. net set seriously
interrupted owing Ia ,he tact that
comparatively few of the telephone
operators have struck.
The government IL today mvestlga.-
ing report that English postal EN-
ployes have promised the French
postmen financial aid in rneir strike.
II the report is true. the government
will make a protest TO England on the
ground thar such support would he =
breach OF international propriety.
An acute situation i not expected
10 develop until parliament has mn
ished IT'S debate OF the strike. which
will probably he tomorrow. There -
every Indication that Premier Clens-
enceau will be upheld When the vote
OF approval Is taken. the signal VIII
be given TO make he strike comple.e.
One thing thar may seriously Wor"
against the strike il the lack OF sup
port from the public. IN me STRIKE
OF six weeks ago the Dostmen anu
photographers had the sympathy OF 4
large part OF the public. despite tn
hfrdships the latter endured. but the
present strike is almost universally
condemned except by those directly IN
VOWED.