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Haiti ' ''' , Fair Today, and Monnd&y; light southwest winds. . Daily IndustriaJ News is first, last and all the time a NEWSPAPER for all the people. VOL..I, NO. 36. CITY EDITION. GREENSBORO, N. C, fi- DAY, NOVEMBER li), 1905. CITY EDITION. PRICE: FIVE CENTS -c TAFT WARNS MONEYED MEN NOT TO HAMPER CANAL WORK FAST NEARS HER COMPLEX ION EMBRYO QUEEN OF THE NAVY Work on the United States Pro tected Cruiser North Carolina, Now in Course of Construc tion at Newport News, Va., Is Far Ahead of the Contracted Time, and Launching Will Be Held in December, 1906, with ' Governor Glenn's Daughter As the Fighting Machine's Spon-sor. From Staff Correspondent. Washington, D. C. Nov. 18. The ar mored cruiser North Carolina, which will bo one of the most powerful and swift- Zest fighting ships afloat, is now over twenty per cent, completed, and in little more than a year will be launched from the plant of the Newport News Shin- . building Company at Newport News, Va., where the keel was laid on March . 21st last. Interest naturally attaches, ns the date for the launching approaches, to the fair young lady who will christen the man-of-wnr that is to bear the proud ;name of Carolina. While there is no "official announcement on the subject, it can be stated on authority that the (iov ernor'a daughter, Miss Kebecca (Menu, will nave the honor of 'christening the North Carolina when it takes to ' the waters of the Atlantic in December one year hence. There have been instances where the daughters of Senators chris tened men-of-war. named after States. -notably in the instance of the Rhode Island, but so much friction resulted that the rule of extending the courtesy to the daughters of Governors will hard ly be broken again. That the occasion of the launching 'will be nil pvpliffill nnn in Knr Cii-i.. liniuns is apparent, by reason of the proximity of the plant 'where the cruiser j is being constructed. The launching of ...... f. tl. 1 nt.it. , wiiv- in ini;ni; iimiuii 1IUII11II1- VCBMCIS, Xih. l.;..!. ..HI- V. ttt.v .iM.v, n ini vii.ji mil; tTAUi:pi H'llS, been named alter '..Commonwealths, arouses the greatest patriotism and State pride. Interior States send dele gations by the hundreds to attend launching, so it is easy to see that a great part of North Carolina is going to tbe at Newport News a year hence when the five-million-dollnr fighting machine named after the State is released from . the ways. V- While it cannot be Btated with ex actness when the North Carolina will be baptized, officials at the Navy Depart ment say that the launching will prob ably occur during the month of Decem ber, 190(1. On November the first of .1. .1.- : i i . , . una ...v.itit iur liuinvi fiutl iruUIKU U stntc of completion a fraction alxive Vjwenty-one per cent. She was a good l , . e i . i . wny aiit'Hu oi ner sister snip, me ar mored cruiser Montana, which is only eighteen per cent, completed. These big men-of-war are launched when they are approximately Sixty per cent, completed, and as the rate of construction is about three per cent.: per month, it will be observed that the North Carolina, barr ing no mishap, will be ready for launch ing something like thirteen months hence. j The North Carolina is considered per Ifcction from the standpoint of armored cruisers, and is to nil intents regarded as effective as a battleship. While not quite so heavily manned as a battleship, the North Carolina will have the finest kind of armament, and will be able to speed as fust as the fleetest. In ease of a hnttln lit sea nlin miilrl nW-a am luKr, uin ii.iuiit unvti iim uisuiici. uu vantagc of being able to run away from a battleship or engage an enemy "of this class at will. The Montana and the Carolina alike (Concluded on Page 2, Column 2.) T Parents of the Missing Maidens Swear Out Warrants f for Men. Wilkesbarre, Va., Nov. 18. The police r1 Pltlafnn n nil vtntnitv am OMpaltini .vvwv.-.., ....... ,VJ w.u .vniviiuiK for Frank Palleto, nnd John Roma, said to be members of -ihe Black Hand so ciety, who are charged with the abduc tion of Lena Berino, aged 15, and Kate Uanetta, aged 18. The nn rents of the ffirls. who Tind warrants sworn out before Alderman Bart-eft. of Pittston, said that the girls were lured from their homes last night and that nothing lias been seen of them since. A mineral alarm was sent out nmong the Italians, but despite a search which lasted all meut. and until this evening. 'no trace of them has been discovered. . It is believed that Itoma or Palloto either want to marry the girls or to hold tbem until their parents nre will ing to pay a ransom. The girls' parents declare they will not consent to any marriage because the men are bad men nnd members of the Black 1 land so ciety. ' Police of towns in Luzerne and Lack awanna counties have been notified to search the Italian settlement! fur the missing giilo. . .,... i . DEMAND MADE FOR E FOOD LiSi , , ' '. . ' The Preside., Asked to Put Re-.j commendation In His Mes sage to Congress. i OPPOSITION PRINCIPALLY COMES FROM WHISKEY MEN; Judge Pritchard Declares That He Does' Not Try to Influence Appointments to Office Congress May Investigate Life Insurance Campaign Contributions. , R. H. McNEILL. : f-nvaiinali. (in.; 'Nov.. 18. Two nildi- '' Washington,.-' 1). ('., Xov. lS.Tlie l tinnl indictment cliiirging cmbczzlt Presidcnt wns asked tiViy to incliulc in'moiit-ainl receiving money f the United his fortlicomiiig nicssage'a dcniainl for States that was nllcged to have lieen em tlio passage of nn aflcquiitc natioisl ' lic.zlcil by CN-Captain Olicrlin M. Car pure fond law. The request to the Chief ; tpr. were returncil in the:. Federal Court Kxecutive was in the form of a re-1 toniglit against lien jaiiiiu Crceiic and niiu-kalilc number of petitions, .'heenmpa-i'lolin F. tiaynor, Kd. 11. Caynor, William nicd hy documents bearing on the sub-jT. tiiiynur ami Jlicliacl A. Conolly. ject, signed by the food comniissioucrs The two former indictments against of Ohio, Connecticut, North Carolina, ! the. prisoners were for conspiracy to de Xorth Dnkitn nnd Kentnekv. ns well ns ! fraud the l llited States nnd for nrcseill- bv several other representatives of the"S false accounts. They were covered iood inspection (leiartme;its ot tstates. I setting forth that State experience has proved that States 'cannot control the commerce in adulterated foods nnd drugs and laws are necessary that hon est food producers ami all State in spection authorities want the Federal law.-. ' It is claimed that the opposition ''! lWl the pure food law is largely narrowed! (Concluded on Page 2, Column 5.) Resolutions Censuring the Labor Organization's Chief Are Voted Down. Pittsburg, Nov. 18. With surprising dispatch, UioAmericano Federation of Labor convention has finished its first week nnd accomplished much of interest to its members. The Htissiun situation emtio in for a share of attention, n resolution granting $1,000 to. the sufferers having been in troduced. This was not adopted, but the convention extended its sympathy to the people in their struggle 'for better condi tions Resolutions fnvoring the govern ment ownership of telegraph lines doing public business and for - n government Bulletin or Kngraving were adopted. Victor L. Roger of Milwaukee, pre sented a number of resolutions which wero non-coucurrcil in by the resolutions committee. One of the resolutions cen sured President Oompers for his work in connection with the Xationnl Civic Fed eration. .The resolution wan emphatical ly voted down. Korea Adopts Japanese Protectorate. Seoul, Nov. 18. The Korean cabinet today ''agreed to adopt the proositioii lor a .lapaneue proteciinnic over ivorea uiudv by Miliums ltu TRYING TO MAKE GAPS IMPOSSIBLE! . ..'' j Additional '.Indictments '.'Against i Greene and Gaynor and Associates. i THEY NOW STAND INDICTED ON FOUR DISTINCT CHARGES A Feature of the Proceeding Was the Presence of Greene and Gaynor in Court They Were Brought in From Jail Under Guard, inn cxirauiiion ciinrgn uesiginucti in ine ireuiy as panicipation in irauu oy nn ngcnl." The defetiilaiits were also extradited from Canada on the two other charges which were participation in cinbezzle iitent and for receiving money knowing it to have been eiubczzlcd. As thev had it to, have been eiubczz c.l - As tney Had IwirsnccW Att:;1 Krwn tboS; it wise" to fortify the position of the government by presenting the : accused .. .i. . ... i i;,:....i i.... ti. now stand charged as follows": ''. '. 1 .(Winlhiw ' defrniiil the TTnite.l States (idvern'metit. 2. Presenting false accounts. 3.. Embezzlement. 4. Receiving money that belonged to the government, know ing it to have been embezzled. ' ' " : - ' A feature of the proceeding was the presence in court during the afternoon session of Greene and Gnynor, who were brought from the jail under guard. With them were P. W. Meldrini and A. A. Lawrence, of counsel for the defense. lust as the jury was about to retire after having been charged by Judge Em ory Speer, Col. Meldritn stated that he did not wish itlo be understood tlmhptIa (letense waived tlieir right, to object to tlie poll and the arrny. Sir. Erwin re plied that the time had passed wherein the defense had a right to object, and Judge Sneer said that it was a matter that could lie determined later. Not a Savannah ' man was on the grand jury. All the jurors i-ere drawn from other counties of the district than this, a plan, that was followed in drawing the grand jury which originally indicted the defendants. The new indictments wero not return ed against Carfer. Those against him on tlie first two charges appearing above still stand. Fatal Hunting Accident. Knoxville, Tenn., Nov. 18. lly tho ac cidental discharge of a shot-gun in the hands of one of a hunting party of five, iu lirceu county (xlay, .lames Maloney was killed and 'Wallace Carter was shot through one (high, Maloney was a mem ber of one of the most prominent fam ilies in Urecu county. U.S.S. NORTH CAROLINA NORWAY'S RULER IS TO BE KING, "'. Prince' Charles of Denmark Ele- vated to the Throne of the Kingdom, STORTHING PRESIDENT SOUNDS THE KEYNOTE Party Differences Sunk in Speeches Cor-1 dially Supporting the Government Prince Charles Adopts a New Name Upon Accepting the Crown. i lirUiinniii . m-. IS. The wnrils M President Jieiner alter the Storthings .q (r) t,i,iv t. Ikhi rl of eoixi illing en-'' reporls it Jilits to overthrow tlie gov nnaninious election of Prince Chaths ot thp , limill ( in, ( ,, llmn,,,t .iManlul in put t-dix I In Denmark as King of Norway this even- ; "V , I'oveniiiient reeeiveil a conlidential renoi l ing: This decision of the Storthing is the kevstone of our 'independence which has lieen const ruetcil this year,'" nppro - pr lately exprcsseu t lie ieenng nuiuiiiiiug all Norwegians, lie uinucaiis or inner- i ... . .. ... wise, at the conclusion,, of the long l"""hs' hard work. Karly in Septein strugglu hading to the enrollmeiit of ber the eiiumcers .gathered Irnin nil Norway in tlie J'.iirnpcan statu.- J lie Socialist pastor.. Kikesen, and State Ad vocate ( nstberg emphasized the unity of national conditions by sinking parly difrerences in speeches cordially Kiip porting the government. Alter the election iciegrnms were iiu- njediately dispatched to Prince ( harles, kimr riiiistinn nnd the Danish Premier. " h 8jttinR W1IB adjourned until B: oVlock, when 'President Iterner tend th. fllowi..R telegram troin Prince ( I, ,,1, s ' 1-i'"m"'' o theknig, nn "ftrions . grand fat her,, I accept my election as Kmc ol Norway and will adopt. the mime of llaukou V 1 1, conferr- i ing upon my son the liuiiio (Jlaf. I ".My wife and 1 call down on tly Nor - wegiait jieopie lions ricnesi oicssuigs and will consecrate our future life to the country's glory and prosperity. ' TLa nresident of the Chamber then Lrn ehS J HISC 111T1C Ultlll v.... ..-.W.J -."V.,.'. .... ....v... . tho sitting closed. jthe lead of deneral Abbott, were i THREATS ON LIFE nr DQiMpr mine Ul I JIII1UL LUUIJ ; IW- " New York. Nov. 18. Now that the stay of Priiico 1mis of Battenlierg in this citv is so nearly over the fact was allowed" to Iweonic known today that the Prince has received numerous anonv-1 mons letters threatening his life and' that he deemed thent serious enough to, call the attention of the police depart-1 , .1- .. I .1 4.. .. I. . x... I mi'lll 10 mis una imi w uan. huto- tion. ' '.in.' ti.. .. v- 111 com pumice w i mi mc iniunt iHvorniK "in seii-ieci cniiiii. force of .detectives assigned to th. I The Sec.s.on was ruuhed about nion Prince was doubled. One of the let- j nnd thereby the board practically con - ters informed the Trince that an cffo.ti .luded its lain.,,. ThueSull be n f . v, would b made to blow him tip with more meetings next week simply lo deal iK-iiim!le with small details and lo nut into tier- rbce Louis announced this afUr- ma n form noon, that he had decided not to sail protracted meetings. The foreign dele - until Mondav morning, instead of to-!gntes desire to leave for tlieir European i. ,l.A ll..-.!!: I... 1L. t ... ,K . morrow, as as ursv uinnigvu. jjoi.j in ,.limt tl,o ll.t is tho cause. The Prince today issued a larewcll mcssaac to the American people, say - ing it was difficult to express adequately how mui ;h he had enjoyed his visit. SEA-LEVEL PLAN FOR GREAT j The Two Oceans to Be Connected; Without Intervention I i ' of Locks. THREE MONTHS OF WORK BEFORE REACHING DECISION : Majority of American Consulting Engin-' eers Were in Favor of Lock and Dam I Construction Foreigners Were With- j out Prejudice or Bias. i . Wflshini'lnn.- .Nov. IS. Bv n vote .of " "'""" ""';, insr tlie construction of tla Pi" mn ., j t, sea -level. .,.-." , . . Jlus decision , ,,,,,!,, oiiKom. of iu uK thn parts ot tlie world to assist the Ameri- ciin ciu'ineeis in the decision of the mo- c. . montotis (ucstion ot eonstriicting the l'anainn t anal, at sea-level or lit. a great - er altitinle uivolying a svstem ot lochs; I lie loreiL'ncis came to Wiishingtoii ! , -"' iilutclv without', instruction from! Iheif ow n govciiimcnts and without , ,n,,l to b, gituhd to thnr ,,, M,(K tht fu t , x list , , :,. (,. n.lt,ir, - , luesday that . an t lung in the iuttue i of a divisive vole Mas taken; and that 'lifter all. WHS all lllilllect test. .Ills , what that , proposit ton was cannot bet ; sliiieu witn aosoiuie ccriaintv, inn it is I conieetitred that the issue was whether ' or not n lock canal ol a certain tvpei should be constructed. At anv rate Hum GANAL Son Game. But Badly' strongly in tavor oi a kick canal. i I lie foreigners were ngninst the par-1 ticuhir tvpc mentioned in the proposi tion, but it was not clear that at that moment tliev were opposed to the whole mrri J lie real I,l,.v n.lH (l.A linm ' lu.tn-o.in T( s,l iy nnd the meeting this morning s e,...,i,i,,e,l In nme v..vv .irdnif m limitation on the pint of the majority'11 !" "' he gaine. I of the American delegates to intluenee Wmng r,ooseclt wns loo 1 1 lit lo 1 their foreign colleagues to accept one : . ""-'n'"1 "Ua. ks oi the h. ai ale I or the other ot the lock pro.iosiiioiis, 1 he Americans, however, wero not uniiinious. for there is reason to believe that three of their Dumber..- probably Ceiiernl Davis and Mr. Parsons and Mr. n .1 .1 . ' .1 . jui i- joiucu inc ioici-m uciiHi.-R in mi . last vote, which recorded the board as .i i i i ; iiunici o.y uiu ii-iii.y-scciiiii iiisiiiiii. To sceoninio.hito them in this the. full I hoard has ugreed that they iimv con- 1 elude Home pttrclv tornuil work nt. a I special meeting, to be held in Paris ill ; December or Jauuaiy. ACQUIRE GUNS ND T Truth in Reports of Conspiracy Against the Cuban Government. LIBERALS AND RADICALS REST UNDER SUSPICION.?,;- ZTUVZl ' . Police Searching for the Person Who Rented the House Other Installments of Arms Believed to Be Hidden at Va rious Places in the Island. Hainan. Nov. 18. 1 ho ti in the fo the i. eet t bat nu os ciiMh v vacant, t. ,,leet that an 'ostcn-iblv' vacant, ! ,i ,, ,K,,, 1, ' :, . ".the so-caileu !liouner -mi i'.h.-mi ivii.v - utilized ns a secret depository lor anns n :,ns. hv direciniK the. 1-resuicnt, if i tu 1 iiininiinitioii and ordeieil the secret police to invest ignte. f 1 '"bllll lortv-one ritl-'S. twenty one . carbines,. t liii tv -live iiaeUiiLi-es cneli i-iVn t ii ill i 11 tr a thousand cart nil ''es and sunie i i banels Idled Willi amiiiiinil 1011 t niisiilerablc Ml- : . .1 .1 ,..1 4 il the l.il ei'al iilld iiirniii is lui'-i ivii 1, ,i, n '. . 111, i -Tlie police lire senivhinu for the .party who-rented the house 111 .which lhe amis and aniiiniiut 1011 vere-vieil. but 110 ar rests have as vet been repotted. . ... It is said that other inslallinent : ,.,, ,,. hidden in vurio.is places in the isliml .he nth - u d v V, , w 1 o, Mh ,., L... ..nA.rn' -rrnnw in llinnvrn !;;V,ltUUI JH. Used Up in Football Game With Yale. Cambridge. Mass.. Nov. Is. I he Vile! Ireshinan team clideated the Harvard i I' I'csluiia ii en-veil Here III1S allellloiel o l "' x ,"f 'J " " l'"'-" veil. dr.. played letl cud tor Harvard tor Hint in. 41 ui ciii'i i i i" i ' 'i " " " ' -i i - - : oltpii. ot .very piny that came around, t ie eft end o t he no. Aoout e min- the second half was in a very weakened divi'-ion win .making a icgulatinn at condition. He showed a .great deal of luck upon the t inline, which had gnmeiiCM, howcMr. and e-Mly proved , llin(1(,(, ,)(.r ,; ,,(, Tjl,r s,, MlUt,nv that he was the lent nig mail on the tenm . . ,. , , . , . , ,, , . ii ii used her searchlight, which confused 111 luiiiMimx ti r ifiini-. ii, i,ii- .ti ,i,u . 1 . .. ..i i i... ,.e .1. (If infi.i ....1 ,1.. . - he.ore t utd m ,h, u nue vwis ' nss.Meil oil the held pretty well w"'' ,-mt ; 'TTV r ti" Movement to Hold Cotton. Mo.go,e VH, Not 1S-W U 1 Seymour,' president of the Alabama I hrnnch of the Nitithcrii Cotton Assoeia - I I inn inrbn. ian,ii-l fi .iflll for n llLeelllte .....7 ........ - . - - ,..... - of the ussocmtiou to he held in Mont- i goniery Novcmbci- oOHi. A.lton will then be lakcii in suppoil. ot thu iiiom: ' went 1" hold oVilotUHMl bales ol cotton lor la cents. Secretary of War, Under Whose Supervision Big Ditch Is Be ing Constructed, Recites His tory of Canal Commission, Its Work, and Various Prob lems That Have Presented Themselves Since President Roosevelt Determined to Build the Link Between the Atlan tic and Pacific Oceans. St. Lniiis. Nov. 18. Secretary of 'War William II. J uft tonight was the guest ot honor at tin' monthly bouquet at tho St. 'Loin 1 oiiinicrcial ( lull. President. Charles Nagcl presided anil introduced Secretary. -Jan.- who spoke, on - lho Panama (anal. lie said: Gentlemen of the Commercial Club ot " .St. Louis : ' .''.. Ji is a treat pleasure to meet you attain. .Mv a.-social um villi your club was lie:;im' at tin1 lime of (he visit of . the I Mni'iniia.t ie Commercial Club to lhe Louisie.n J'urehatse l-.xposil ion, and wi.s rcnowi-il in .the lime of the visa of this club to the silver weddini? of . the Cincinnati Club. On that occasion J remember bavins the honor of beins aib.ii-fi into your membership for tho sob- purpose, of adding avoiruUipois to a ntiouurranli. Voiir: president. Mr. NiikcI. has suk ! irest.-il as a t-ubjeii for my remarks ! i"ni;ht the ranriiiui ':inal, and 1 shall -.-follow his nilviie. You can road uracil inf tln cniiiil wri I ten by far morn eom 'petenr observers and critics., for 1 am neiiio r an cnirltieer nor a constructor ol works. There is a phase of the sub ...ioei, however, with which it. lias been :inv lot In have something to do. Tho .'"'canal is lo bo built by the (iovernnienu of the t'niied Slates. ,lt, must be built ,aecoi-ilinn to law. I sliail attempt to : . review the 'history of the - ennui con- : striu-iion from lhe staiolpoiiit of nil loilu-i'i- oi iIik tfoverninctit. chaiKed by lhe .president with the duly of gen eral supervision over those appointed ;to do the. work and the methods pur- sued bv l hem. j It is sufficient to bPRin niy history; ! Willi tin" discussion in our CouSTcss as . i 1.0 tlic preferred -route for a canal to cinmei t tlie Atlantic and Paeilic oceans. ; Other IbiiiKS beiiiK luiunl of course tl) best route is tlie -shortest, and that is. neither Nicaragua nor ranania. Thei short est run! e. not more I nan .'in miles, : Wv'-.w"" n'Ll!'"ulZ ilifiicnliy Willi this rouve is that n re unlres liie luniieliUK ol a mountain 1 ..on feet lnirli in sueli a way as in .permit Die jiass:iB'o of -modern steam ships. The -length of the tunnel . is more than five miles and at least trai j feet In lieiclH above tlie water. Mml lern enRineerini; has as yel accom plished no-t'ent equal to the arrhln5 or. such a tunnel; and the besl evidence rncls that would horn nseir in rnaco after tunneling, bin is probably uslialy "r volcanic substance requifinii inn rnnf the umnoi in be suppm-ted. 1 hn has sincere ami strenuous advocates, m much longer. . heniK anoui ut nines in lenmh- anil involves the exteusiv dredirinR and use -of a litko soino 110 reel above sea, level; The I'anania route was but lb mile in lenstli Iron) whore line to slioirt line hml been -partly consi ruetcil. atet was painlleled bv an pxistm railroad, an aKency inilispensatde .to consiruct Inur anv canal. 1 1'e routes were all thiii'nuiihly iliscussed bv the Walker Commission, and il "inrilly rci'oninu'nd ed lhe l'unania rnnte... t'onsrrcss by a. innjiiiiiy voie ociioei.ueiy icitc.icii ica .nainiiiy Him .n. Ii.m.,,, hi I intinnul il ii prailicniiie. lo nuy viu rimns in .CW ITI'llill J.llliiuiii ..Ml. ii ,.viiiienv I. ,. , -.1 li lie 1 ms 1l. riglir of way from t'ie then sovereiRii. i "I' the ciinnl territory, inn Inllml shales ot l oloinlna. ami n duiiu inn ...in, ii,.. i .,1 l.mwis iiii- 1 lim-iy.-il for lho nui nose. In the niter 1 nal ive. hoxyever, ..it .t 110 l'rcshlont tounil It oiiliracl icaoie 10 inn m- rxniMiu iui i iiranKetneni wuh either i no eaiun ..company or ('o!otnb..i. he was empow ered to buy the necessary laud ml ' riifht ol' w.'iv and einst ru'ci a '.canal by , 1 iif . Ni. iii ;ii;uii roiil.t. . Tlio Tanniici cimal bi'Kins near Colon, on the. noiili siile ol' the Jsiliinns of Panama, at a, small suburb culled ."Yistobnl, and ruiiM in a soul heastei ly dii et ion to its oilier... -(Concluded on Pane b. ( olinim 1.) T Collision Duringa Practice N.ght Attack on a German Cruiser. Kiel. Nov. IS, -Torpedo boat ."S-120" collided last inylil near P.uelk with tho small cruiser I inline, lhe torpedo boat sunk it ml one olhcer and tinity-two sea men nre. unking. u lhe ilisa'-ter occurred during the nm iioti res in Kiel Pa-. A torpedo boat ... i...i.., ,.f tlm l.r' the liel.nsm m of ti n S-l-f torpedo boat, got under th nun um I inline 4 , ... t . :i.i.:.: , - ' uKTu oZ, ? '''.J " rl o he ew I . ki IU d oi drow itul I TI, . ,1 - ! l he iKcident occuntil in tun niiusi, ot i d. ,u,M ,now storni and V jeu .ugo, was oi ilatk, J he t-npedo boat hunlc in . inmuiiH... ' " ' . iit.-t,. ir,.,,(,.j Military Attacne iransierrea Mexico City, Nov. IS. dipt am hour nicr. inililiirv attache ot the French Ie I giitton, has been tninsierred .to W iish- j nic.ti.iii in the name capacity.
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