El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-25
|Ex-empresS Eugenid, widow OF Napo-
leon the Third, dies in Spain.
Wilson states his reasons for refusing
acceptance of ltdly'S claims to
Fiume and DdImdtid.
King of Italy telegrdphs his royal con-
qrdtuldtiOnS to Premier Orlando,
for his defence of italian rights.

PARIS, April 25.-News from Madrid, received via
run say that teegraphc and telephone communication
the country is almost at Standstlll The press de-
mands the immediate solution of the problem as it is
affecting the national life Of Spain.
PARIS-The latest newspapers received from the ca
tal of Spain demand the opening of the Cortes pari
amen without further delay in order to deal with the
many problems which are disturbing the life OF the nation
only awaits the cooling down of the heated social and poll
ca atmosphere in order that parliament may study all
questions Without any outside influence,
PARIs.-Eugenia Montijo, Countess Of Teba and Elk
Empress of France the wife of Napoleon the Fhrd died
in Spain. She had reached her sevenythird year, and
the mother of the Duke Of Orleans preender to the
imperial throne of France. The lady, who was born at
Seville Span) and considered the most beautiful
woman Of Europe in her late years lived frequently in
Spain, being the god-mother Of Queen Victoria.
PARASITIC author of the latest anarchistic crime in
Seville who threw bomb at the passing procession dur
ing hOyWeek is under arrest but refuses TO give MS
and any other personal information beng there
fore impossible identify him. He is not repenant for
his action.
PARIS-Three steamers loaded with wheat have arriy-
ed at Cadz from the Argentine Republic The scarcity
of the grain is being deeply felt and therefore the arrival
of the ships has filled everybody with jov Several other
vessels with similar cargoes are also en- route ~ :
PARIS-Last night President Wilson stated his rea-
for refusing accede to Iays pretentons III re-
says that it is gross injustice to deprive the checoslo
vaks of the sea outlet they need for the development OF
their economic and commercial existence.
PARIS-Premier Orlando of Italy has replied to-day
Ito the statements made by Mr. Wilson last night Signcr
Orlando says that it is very difficult to apply abstract
principles to the solution Of concrete problems He says
it is unfair to call Italys aspirations mporastic when,
ike the other Allies, all she wishes to have is security
against future aggression
PARIS-In further reference to talys claims, Oran-
10 says that she is not demanding anything new that
might be ignored by her Allies but simply the compliance
of previous agreement which recognizes her rights to
what she demands.
PARIS.-Minsters Orlando and Barsila will start for
Rome this afternoon Sonnn0 and the other Italian pie
npotencares will remain here, which seems to show that
Italy has not given up hopes OF satisfactory settlement
PARIS.-King Victor EmmanuePhas teegTaphed Pre-
Via w. l. =. and L. Go.
mer Orlando his hearty congratulations because OF the
ability and steadfasness with which he is defending
talys claims The dispatch Of the King which has been
widely circulated in Paris has produced Very unpea
sent mpression it says among other things that Italy
will give up her claims, they are vital to the
nation.
PARIS.-Camille Eringer author of the opera Aphro-
dite is dead His loss to art is considered great and
his burial will be very solemn act ali the artistic and
literary societies of the city sending representatives