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Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
Victim Of nFaith Cnre .,

NEW YORK, Sept 16.-An inquest OIL
the death of Martha Olsen, the BROOKLYN
taiih curist, who died Thu sday ut the
residence of Carl Olsen. WAS held to-
night by Coroner Rooney ami a Jury.
The following verdict was rendered.:
"We find that the said Martha Olsen
came TO her death BY typhoid fever while
under the care and guardianship of Carl
Olsen, ard we further 1Ed that her death
was due to bis criminal negligence IN not
securing physician Tor her In time, and
Tor not carrying out said physicians In.
structions when communicated to him.
And we respectfully call the attention Of
the grand jury to the vicious practices
which are carried on by members Of the
sect or religious organization TO which
the deceased and the prisoner belonged. -
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
WM.B.SHARP &C.,,
Fourth and Market Streets.

Everything gives promise
of Q large dress goods sea.
son. We never had larger
quantities or better styles.
Dress Goods are unusually
handsome this season-be-
wildering, most ircompre.
slble for the prices quality,
style. combinations, every
thiog to please. There's
many agreeable surprises fer
you In dress offerings and
this store will be the place
to find them. A few sp.claI-
ties picked out as we go
along you should see soon.
One case just at hand are
those sensible every d y.
wear little checks In cloth
effects which anybody will
at once appreclate--regular
81 stuffs everywhere, but we
shall open the season on
them for 6a cents per yard
ALI wool 81 inches wide.
Another one 10 a p a / n
wool serge with side bands
or borders In colors. w Q
never knew of these goods
selling for less than 62t cts.
per yard. We shall sell this
lot for SO cents per yard
they are SO inches wide and
early buyers will quickly ap-
preciate them.
We have our lines O (
Robes completed up to $40.
Quick money often will
do quick work-here's q case
in point We bought thirty
five pieces OF Frlze velvet
stripes. They are in blacks,
browns. garnets and blues.
some with combination col.
orings in the stripes. They
are good for skirts, waists,
suits or trimming, and their
full value to day is rs cents
per yard, and one-third Of
that price will astonish you
so It is and we shall
sell the lot at the ridiculous-
,y low price Of IS cents per
yard, and you will have tobe
as quick as we were to get
them.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
Tho BIaine., Mu,ornnnt..

AuGusrA, Me-. Sept. 10. ls.a,--sscc.
tsry Blaine's vacation at liar H,ftor
| will terminate next Monday, on whlsh
day, sccomI aniod by Mrs. Blaine md
the rest OF his family at his cottage, DO
will leave for Richfleld Spring, to attend
the marriage OF his ton, Emnou'. 10
will then go to Washington and rewa.
his Official duties, greatly refreshed ed
invigorated from his summers outing Il
twelve weeks. After the weddnE Nc
Emmons Blaine and bis bride .hstIn
be contemplate spending part oil thaf
honeymoon at the Blaine cottage At N
Harbor. They will come through.b
Maine In their own private dias4
room car and Will only remain IN
days at Bar Harbor. They will N
take up their Residence In BaltimGe
Mr.. Walker Blaine is now at Bar HAf
bor.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
Murdered by His Niece.

ZAsRsvrLLE, o., Sept. 17.-Frapk
Amos, one OF the most prominent citi-
zens OF Morgan county, was murdered al
his home, In the western part OF this
county, BY . Mra Hamtop, bis niece, who
literally hacked his face and head TO
pieces with butcher kLife, which she
had carried for weeks. avowedly for that
purpose. -.
Amos was picking berries 10 Q field
with his wife when the attack was made.
She and man who was passing on the
road we're attracted by his cries, and
reached him on'y in Tins 10 see him
breathe bis last and TO zee Mrs. Hamton
and her daughter run away.
The murder grew out Of lawsuit In
which the testimony Of Amos threw the
costs On Mrs. Hamton.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
The KaIser's I,oastful speech.

HANOVER, Sept. 16-A grand banquet
was given last night by the Provincial
Estates in honor OF Emperor william.
The Emperor, In responding TO q toast,
said he was fully conscious OF the loyalty,
nobility and self-sacrifcinR pstriotism N
which had distinguished Hanover. II
was due to the qualities that the Imperial
house had been able 10 perform an ex-
tremely difficult task, namely, never to
let go anything that had once been grasp
cd. AT the conclusion OF his speech,
which was loudly cheered, the Emperor
proposed toast to Hanover. aud drank
It from the same glass fro,n which his
grandfather drank a similar toast In
1874.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
Afdnicipai dours

At the Municipal Court Last evening,
tRe assault and battery case Of Owen J..
Hession, against John and Frank Nc
Lauahlin and Joeeph Ward, was further
postponed until Monday evening next at
= o'clock.
The two men arrested BY Officer Hahn
yesterday, John X. and Henry Barnes. on
suspicion OF being burglars. were held
under t5oo for . further hearing next
Monday morning.
Az this morning's session Of the court,
William Kyne's postponed case for SELL
Ing liquor on Sunday came up, and the
evidence being positlve against him, he
was fned 800 and costa
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
Fine Clay for FIre-BrIcls..

MIR. Thomss Tstnall, asked q reprsep.
ativo OF the REPUBRICAN II he wouldn't
like to examine some excellent sam Piles
Of fire-brick and stove lining made out o.
clay dug up on the farm Of Joseph Tat
nall, ESQ.,, In Brandywlne I'D. The spa.
ctmens consist OF & good specimen In the
shape OF well burnt fre-brick and two
pieces OF stove lining. We gave them a
careful inspection aud would say that we
think that enough clay could be dug of
OF this farm to make 1t very profitable to
company to be formed TO make IL up
into product, The SOL c mems can be seen
at Hawkins Il Co.. No. 7i2 Market ct.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
A Freezinc Tran.actinn

On Saturday, september 28th, Berja'
min Nields, attorney for the corporators,
will apply to Judge Grub Tor charter
for the Diamond Ice Company Tho new
company will be composed OF the Lea
Pusey Company and the ice Interests Of
the Charles Warner Company, which
has been managing the Ice business ci
the Lea Pusey Company during the past
summer. The new company will at once
enlarge their plant so as to have daily
capacity of seventy tons.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
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Marvellous Escape

CHICAGO. Ills, Sept. IA Chicago
and Western express train from Pitts.
burg yesterday passed at lull speed
through three open switches on TO q 80.
ing, at Colliers, West Virginia, and
dashed into several gonlulsS TIL,
engine was wrecked aud thrown down
an eubankment. The baggage car was
thrown crosewise aud stripped Of all ~
trucks; the smoker was thrown partly
down the bank. Engineer Barney Bsn.
non aud Fireman John OBEY, both Of
Pittsburg, stood by the engine uUlIl :.
went over, being thrown into soma
bushes, and escaped with slight Injuries
The passengers and tralnD@n in To
smoker and baggage car also escaped
with few slight Injuries.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

We have completed o IL I
lines Of Curtains for fall--a
hasty glimpse through them
reveals many beautiful a n d
artistic hangings in L &C c
Chenille aud Turcoman with
remarkably low prices. II
you are thinking OF Curtains
o o k Into our Upholstery
room; you will be more than
pleased with the new things.
Antique oak, ash a n d
cherry Screens, in three sec
tlons, S feet high with fancy
cut tops. Dress one with
China Silk and see b O W
pretty as well as useful II
will be--upholstery room
50.
The early house cleaners
are around and our carpet
rooms show signs OF their
coming and going. We take
up, reft and put down O | d
carpets at a moderate cost,
and will give you an estl.
mate on all such work. Your
carpet work either new or
old will be done m ore
promptly by commencing
early.
We control the "Gold Me.
dali carpet sweeper. Il is
the best made and none but
the best is worth your while
I-noiseless, dustless, quick
l-S3.
| Linoleum--The p or f cot
floor covering-artIstIc, du.
rable. sanitary. Artistic de.
signs which harmonic with
the best interior decorations,
water proof-and from one
10 iour yards wide.-5o cents
TO 81.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
DIED.

DANZ-On tho 18th instant, Christiana.
widow OF the late Frederick Danz. aged
81 years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the
residence of Ter 5on-in-law, X. j. RYAN,
No, l0S South jackson street, on Wedncs
hiy afternoon, at o'clock. Interincni
at Rivcrview Cemetery.
lIoQPs:-on the 18th inst, Mary, wife
John Hoops, aged S2 years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfnlly
invited to attend her funeral frGm tlie
residence OF her father, John Turner
No. Ill Poplar street, on Thursday
NJ oclock p. III. lntcrment ut st
james Cemetery near Stanton. I
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
Ercane and Ise Cnrtnrc

soMERsEr, Pa, Sept. l7.-Jhs NsnI y.
brothers, confined in jail here nIJtf - ~
tence of death for tho murder ot ! ~ \.
Upburger, yesterday overr9"ei.G,a ,,ss. ~
sheriff, and, when deputy shetlp No, W.
to his assistance, one OF the o'p'n.,, ~,
with the sheriii's revolver, shot aensr4
ty, and both made good their efcsT
The deputy's wound is serious ..a' vs
Tho fugitives were subsequently wv
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
An Engineers Awful Death.

NRw YoBK, Sept 17.-Charles Friese,
assistant engineer in the icehouss oil
Ruppert's Brewery, while at his work
last night, noticed that bolt holding In
place . huge crank arm weighing q ton
had become loose. Friese slowed up the
machinery and attempted 10 jump on
the crank as 10 came slowly BY. He mics
cd his footing and fell into shallow pit
into which the crank dips, and In which
1t fts exactly. The machinery descended
upon Friese and ground him to O Jelly.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
Hospital House-warming.

The Auxiliary Association of Juniors
OF the Homeopathic Hospital will give a
bouse- warming and bazaar in the new
addition to the hospital on Monday, No
yember 1. The entire lower floor will be
very prettily 6tted up and decorated.
As It VIII be for charitable purposes. 1t
should and no doubt will be grand sue
Gfaa
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
An Atlas steamer Disabled.

NEW York. Sept l6.-Ths Russian
bark Arvio, from Mobile for Holland, ar.
rived to-day IN distress. She was water
legged and her deck cargo had beer
swept away 10 the recent storm. Friday,
In lat .25, Ion. 69.42t she passed An
Atlas Limo steamer bound South, with q
heavy leak In her starboard side. The
name could not be di.cerned.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
Large Contract Orders.

The jackson s. Sharp Company has
some very large orders for work, among
which are ten houses, each costing s20,-
600; also houeo In Germantown for
George Hirst, one for j. e. and A. 8.
Pennock, mill work for carpet factory,
house Tor Philip Walsh aud Presbyte-
rian Church. They are also getting out
den, Del, and for Addieks' Bay State
Gas Work q in this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
nepnty Magic Relensed.

SAN FRAscIsco, Sept. lG judge saw .
yer, In the United States Circuit Coais Y,
this morning, rendered a decialVn 10 ~, ~
habeas corpus case OF Deputy Mat,ns
David Maggie, and discharged NaEie ~ y
custody. A bill Of exceptions hisa y
counsel for the state was allowed ey ~ ~
Court, and pending an appeal 70 ". y.
United States Supreme Court, Nagie W.
ordered released on his cwn recosni1AuO'
with bonds fxed at 5000,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
NIaIietoa Quietly Isestored.

AUCKLAND, Sept. l6.-Ths latest ad-
vices from Samoa are that MalIetoa was
quietly restored to power and that be and
Maiaafa have gone to the Island OF Mo
mono, where they will remain until the
decisions ofthe Berlin Conference have
been confirmed. The Gcrmsn Consul at
Apia notified Tamasese that Germany
was precluded from giving support TO
any party on the island.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
Building Lots.

Rev. I. B. Cooper OF South Whining.
ton, Is agent for the West Berlin Land
and Building Company Of Camden, N.
T.. Mr.. ]. B. Boulton, general manager.
The lots are sold on the instalment plan
1tom ESQ to tl25. payable. sl.oo per
month. This is gIaud opportunity for
homo.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
Knee Can Iirnken

Benjamin NJ. Boldly, 10 yeare of age.
residing at No. ll2l Adams street, had
lis knee cap broken on Saturday
night between and o'clock By
falling over pile OF dirt In
front of the Lichtenstein building
on Delaware avenue. Mr.. Boldly
had been at w. 8. Moore's gro
cery store, Delaware avenue and West
street, and was returning home. There
was no danger lamp on the pile Of dirt.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
AalanG

! The salc OF cows by Robert Merrick a,
Centregille on the 9th inst. was largely
attended, and prlcee ranged from t35 to
S62. 90, fine one going to John Gla.ts,
OF Chadd's Ford, at that figure. Merrick
sails frst-class COWS aud the farmers 10
this vicinity patronlze him very literally
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

Ladies' Coats are here in
medium weights for early fall
all made In the newes.
styles with .directorie" and
plain fronts oi stcckinette
and cloth fabrics.
better than ever
prettier than ever
cheaper than ever
You must watch our coat
department, it will do you
good.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
Fayo,ts County stabbias Airay.

ScoTTDALE, Sept 16.--Howard Hen
derson went to the residence Of Toa
Edwards, near Springfield, Riytlis
County, with the Intention Of giving
Edwards pounding for payiag 70
much attention 10 his wife. EdwNh
attempted to get away from HenieI,cu'
but, finding he could not, turned on Hen
dereon and stabbed him several times 10
the breast and both shoulders cutting
the muscles badly. Edwards las Tea
arrested and Henderson may die.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
A EuIse Alarm.

The alarm given this morning from boz
81, Front aud searles streets, biough,
out all the fre companies TO no purpose,
as there was no lre, and no one could
give any reason for the alarm. The DIFF.
ferent companies took the matter good.
naturally. and returned In Q short time
to their respective houses.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
Poisoned by Ice Cream.

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama, eeP'' IN 4,
During supper in celebration o. u. ' "a
opening OF a new armory at ihlS pIs'' ous M
Saturday night, the guests, nearl3, ,.o,I, yi
hundred In number, were made tiviSd
sick by the Ice cream, which eon,ASt onmSst
some poisonous substance. A nu"'''
are still quito sick.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
Tenth Ward Meatina-

The Republicans of the Tenth ward
will hold meeting tomorrow (wednes-
day) evening at 8 O'Clock, ct the resi-
dence Of VIM. J. Hall, No. lllO West
second street. All are invited. by order
Of the committee.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
The Fish Market,

Powell has on his stall In the Third
street market catfish, white fish, bass,
halibut, etc, which he is selling OF the
lowest market rates.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

p. Monaghan. Of the Third street mar
ket, wishes information Of bay horse
that strayei away from the scheutzen
Park last Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

Walther & Co., south of Market street
bridge, is the right place to get carriage
repaired, as al! work is warranted to give
satisiaction.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
The Mantliar.

Tomorrow promises to be tldlI1I
clearing and rather c,ultr. s.in.1
conditions will probably preval! on IAuIS
day,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
HAWKINS & CO.,
7i2 Market street.
PROPERTIES FoR SAIL

PRopERTIES FOR SALE.
u La Motto street z rooms.
y La Motto street. rooms.
MI: salem ave., bet. i6th aud i5th sts., 10
~ Jefferson street. 10 rooms,
gl5 West seventh street. y rooms.
le2o To 10 o DUPONT s.fecL roolns
g0 TO sii Maple street, 7 rooms
1903 West street, 8Ioums,
Two. south side rwelfIh, between Hesld ana
Claymont 81, eets, s rooms
y; w: cor; Ninth and Walnntst,,, (stab.e.)
sgl Wet Tenth strset, arooms.
IceJackson street, q rooms
lols AMI 1914 Kirk avenue, 5rooins.
Van Bnren bet. Kirk ave. and Eighth. 10
rooms.
n. Y. corner Fourth and Van Buren streets.
IL rooms,
400 French street, rooms.
Over 1000 building Lots In all parts
OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

Looking glasses and casels, fefgya, feg,a shIp
store is the right place to buy ''
10y street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
Now is the Time

To have your picture frames and looking
glass frames regilded at Yerger's art
store, 4l9 shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

3. z. IIanf, spcctscles and eye glssses,
Is Z. 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
HAWKINS g CO.
No. 7I2 Market Street,
From 500 King s,roar.

From SOD King stroot.
We have pure spices o make your catsupaud
spice your fruit: pure cider vinegar to Keen
pickle'. You can't beat our catsup at % &c ais
oot'e no- our large imported chow Chow
At - cents bott'e. We will begin to iear
out In u few days and W. want You ali to
cone and Get lot OF this 30 cent TIA; We
nave lor cred " - 20 et nts. Romember that
You wont get u again at that price Pack
a.es OF 1its OF tea and gold band pnrs china
cup and SAUCER; plate, cup and saucer with
every pound. Come aud see tor yourself
THIS des!ca'ed eocanut for IF . and pndding,
ms or nctn 9. 5 baes OF hour for g.; II
No. 1 mackerel. We have fresh srrs snS
geo butter always on hand al SOY King 81.
e-H t. u. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

Z. Z Hsri, ws.ches md jeweiry, is
3. ktH street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
Ogslars, Oystortl

Gov. plat. oystur., 70, se 'na d, y r.i,.r. .ss
PER quart. Z. 4. Rspna' 40 wa
svl street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
Now for a Good watermelon

E. z. HSnf, clocks and silyerware, n
Z. 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

Eatchcs and leTeiry neatly and
promptly repaired at Davis, No. East
kspond isrest.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
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Enr

The best tintype made in the ei.y nJst -
Cummings' gallery, 800 Market slr''"
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD FIRST
Itl MoRTGAGES, city or country
GEO r. TOWNSEND L CO.,
Gll lmeOd No. Gil Market stree,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

right from the sands Of New Jersey.
Come look at them; three thousand juicy
Mountain watermelons tomorrow At
No. 10 z. Fourth ct. SmeltZ g. Co.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

WAETED-A GOOD TIN AND
w sheet Iron worker Immediately.
A. CHAMBERS,
s7-2tf No. 223 King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
~ ,ceivel by tie under gnei until 10 u. m
the Delas sare state H. spitAl for the Insane
Win 10 pairs o. gray blankets, s4hy Ga
actual measure, ofnusllty equal to a -auple
whleh can be seen and examined at the In.
stltnion; also pairs 1914 white hlanktll
equal In quality to sample as Aforesaid.
Iaymcn' VIII be made Octoher3
litds must be endorsed ''Fnr Rlankets'i and
add tcssc, 70 Cr ID. b. nicharjsoh, Super
sane, Wilmington. Du. sl3-3t
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
state of TherInoinetc

at the REPUBLICAN, Office to-day, 10 10
shade:
7o'clock 1Oo'clock lsoel0a
"a ~ 50
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

EOR RENT. - HOUSE, NO. l116
= Walnu: at. Possession, sentember q,
1882 Apply to HARLAN CAUSE, Seconi
and King SIS, g.l7-W
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

WANTED. -UPHoLSTERERs FOR
~ ca'pet work, otc. Address A. H.,
tnls oTuce. Y-i7-3t
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

EOR RENT.-A HOUSE WITH SIX
\ rooms and bath ans cemented cellar,
In western part Uf the c.ty, near The hishth
st. railway. Address y, Y. H.. this ofiicc.
$685.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
FOURTH EDITION.
soLDIERs' DAS.

Onion Veterans Meet aud shake-Deten-
lions by washouts-- Tho One Hun
dred and Twenty-fourth Peunsyivania
Veterans on Hand--irand Ovation In
the Opera House.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

WANTED.-A GOOD GIRL FOR
w general house work. one that can speak
IN n;h; Apply a. bakery :. 4. cor. sixth
anu W1nut as, e-I7-2tt
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

w A N T F d. D.-BOARDERS, FUR
w n'shet or unfurnlshed room .; ais
tsbie hoarders at No. 2 e. Eighth street
BACK oil the old saving Furd. 9-l7-etr
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

WANTED. TWO FIRsT-CLAsS
w harness makers and q stitchers at
YERGER'B Harness and Safe Collar Works,
4O7 Shipley Ut. s-iJ.St
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

WANTED-.A SINGLE YOUNG
w white Eisn to mix raws end do farm
work, work. Adt trsss box zg7. R,lis sgton post
oHee' ~
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

TOR RENT. - HOUSE, NO. 400
Franklin street. rooms and bath.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

TOR RENT.-Two ROOMS WITH
~ all eonTenienees. No. as Madison
sTeeL slp-2tt
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-07-12
Alexis in Disgrace.

Information of the disgrace that has be-
fallen the Russian Grand Duke Alexis,
brother of the Car, whose visit to Ameri-
ca several years ago is thereby recalled, is
given in a letter from St Peters
burg under date of June ). The account
says that Alexis has been deprived of his
office of Lord High Admiral of the Fleet
and shorn of most of his honors, and exil-
ed to Sbcl he Duke Eugene Of Leuch-
tenbcrg is likewise banished from the Rus
sian court and capital. and the Countess
Zenaide de Beauharnais, the morgantic
wife of the Duke of Leuchtenberg, has been
given permission to reside abroad for an
indefinite period.
The cause of the imperial shake-up is
said to be due Alexis fragrant indiseretions
with the lovely Countess, who is the sister
of the late General Skobeloff and one OF
the most ambitious women in Russia. Her
ducal husband Eugene is known as the
handsomest fool in Europe, and at no time
seemed inclined TO object to the attentions
his cousin Alexis showered upon his beau
tilul wife.
About two months ago the Grand Duke
Alexis and the Countess were supping in a
leading St Petersburg restaurant, and by
some means they were brought into CON
tact with party of two French actors and
two actresses. Finally all sat down To the
same table together. An immense amount
of wine was consumed. and finally one OF
the French actors threw himself on his
knees and attempted to kiss the Counties.
Zenaide's small foot. With one mastery
kick the Grand Duke Alexis sent the actor
flying to the other end of the room, where
upon rough and tumble fight ensued. 1t
was hot until the police appeared upon the
scene that peace was restored and the
combatants were separated. The Car was
furious when he heard of the affair, and hi
summary action is the direct result of this
crowning act of his imperial brothers fol
ly.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-07-12
Germany Claims Indemnity.

Referring to the samoan muddle, there
are some curious rumof> in the air.
Germany has surrendered to- American
demands 81 far as the restoration of Ma
taaia is concerned and done il very gra-
ciously
She expects Us, however, 10 cOncede t.
her the right to claim indemnity. That is
simply regarded as fair play, and the State
Department is seriously considering the
matter.
indemnity claim works queerly some.
times Practically it is a gilt edged first
mortgage on Samoan territory. If Mataa
ia is restored he viii hardly be in a con
dition TO raise large sum of money.
That will not trouble the holder of the
claim in the least, for he will simply
allow the interest to pile up, as the estates
are good for a very considerable amount.
Then when German patience has been
exhausted and il is thought best to demand
"A settlement the poor Samoan government,
having no spare cash, will have to part
with its lands 1t is not difficult TO become
a large real estate owner under such pro-
pitious circumstances.
Mr.. Blaine may think il best ON the
whole to allow Germany her indemnity
claim, hut it is reasonably clear if he does.
that ION Bismarck will take good slice
Of land when the day of accounting ar
riyes.
Perhaps that is what the Iron chaneel
lor is dreaming about