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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-12
Creole bellies and Egyptian beauties.


Sam 7. Jacks Creole Burlesque company
is the attraction at the opera house
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
This attraction is said to be a genuine
novelty. Sam T. Jack, tho we'll known
manager Of Lily Clay, ia it's originator,
and has added many new features to the
company. The creole belle divides the
honors with the falrest daughters of the
Milo IN an entertainments possessing Che
merit OF freshness. There are vivacious
vocalists, graceful dancers aud merry bur
lesquers, who. together with clever come
dams, make up a highly attractive pro-
gramme. A rich scene of the sunny tropi cs
10 reproduced in Tropical Reyelries," the
r~esplendent first part. Magnificent stage
settings, gorgeous scenery and novel me-
chanlcal and scenic effects combine to
complete a picture of enchantment that
seems too fanciful to be real. but is a faith
tul portrayal Of the %luxuriance of the pic
turesQue land of the creole. Beautiful ia
bleaux are introduced, strange, sweet songs
are sung and graceful dances are executed.
IN the ollo many novel spectacles are pre-
sented. including the RRvotte and grand en-
semb!e. Egyptian pastimes. creole jewellers,
vocallsts, comedians. %sorobats, dancers
and enchantresses. 4 highly entertaining
challenge dancing contest concludes the
entertainment, introducing many clever
terpSlchOrean artists.
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Fifth Division,


Bryan, Iuncan Mcdonald and ndip |. n. D.
Boston and Montana Band.
Capital Lodge, A. q, g. W., and members of the
supreme lodge in carriages.
Inc formation na Il this division will be the
west. rikht resting on the boulevard, left OK
tending north and will move as soon as the
Fourth division has turned into the boulevard.
II il expected that all organizations will
be on the ground by half past ten O'Clock
a. M. be formed and ready to move at the
signal which will be sounded from the sta
tion OF the marshal Of the day. The parade
will move over the following route: Madi-
son avenue to Lawrence street, Lawrence
TO Main, Main to State. State to Rodney,
Rodney to Eleventh avenue, Eleventh Az
nue. to Ewing, Ewing to Eighth avenue,
toriuM.
After passing the auditorium the first d.
vision will move south to Broadway and
there dismiss. The second division will
move south to Grand street. thence to Main
and there dismiss. The third division will
move south to Grand street or Sixth avenue,
AZ the division marshal may prefer. thence
to Main street and there dismiss.
The fourth and fifth divisions will be
halted when the right has reached a point
near the auditorium. ranks vii! be opened
, ana me carriages conveying the supreme
,oNSo oAAo"Su " PasS tuTOuRn. Wnen al
nave passed the ranks will be closed AMI
the parade dismissed as the lodges reach
the entrance to the auditorium.
DIVISION commanders will be careful and
preserve the regulation distance Of twenev
races from the division in front OF them.
Tbs different organizations will be kent at a
uniform distance of i've pacas from each
The headquarters of the marshal of the
day will be at room 206 Power block until
10 O'Clock a. M, June ID; after that al the
corner OF Madison avenue and Hansen
boulevard, whore all reports will be mnde.
fl. s. HOWELL, Marshal of the Day.
Official: N"S'
CHARLES d. Cunr1s. Adjutant General.
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Second Division,

Col. John Y. Majors commanding. Aids, W. H,
McCann and A. T. Head.
Drum Corps.
Wadsworth Post, Grand Army Of the Republic,
Z. Newbury commanding.
U. 3. Grant camp, Sons Of Veterans, Can't, W, a.
Votaw commanding.
Myrtle Lodge knights of Pythias, Z. S. French
commanding,
Ivy Lodge, No. "a, knights of Pythias, 4, q.
WOrden commanding "
Satholc hnights of America, Branch 208, II. A.
"u, McKinnon commanding.
Helena Typographical Union, No, 95.
Society scandia. Matthias Staff Commanding.
Stolety Svea, Martin Benson commanding.
Helena Wheelmen. d. J. Wait commanding.
Form on Hauser boulevard, right resting on
Madison avenue. facing east.
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Last Saturday evening a meeting was
held by Albion lodge, No. 1927. Order Sons
of st. George, to install the officer for the
ensuing term. The following gentlemen
went through the interesting
VIM. N. Catron. wor. president; s. Bawden.
wor. vice. president; Frank d. Fowler, wor.
JAS. A.. Eslick, wor. treasurer;
Geo. L. Nichols, wor. messenger; j. b..
Fnrney, wor. assistant secretary. Imme-
diately after the installation a very pleas
ant evening was spent by the members,
quite Il number being present.
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Third Division.

John J Rohrbaugh commanding. Aids, Samuel
Robertson and H.. j. Cassidy.
.57. Helena hand. ~ y, .ss
canton Schuyler Colfax. 10. y. r., Capt Schott
commanding. "
montana Lodge No. l. ]. Y. q. f., II. +. Warner
=, commanding. $3.50
EXCELSIOR Lodge No. s, l. q. U. F., A. D. Butler
commanding.
Queen City Lodge No. 2. /. o. o, F.. X. ". Neill
. commanding.
Patriotic Sons Of America, I. +. riatt, COM
manding.
Nonpariel Assembly, Knights of Labor.
Advance Assembly. Knights Of Labor.
Murphy Gospel Temperance Union, Joshua
Armitage commanding.
rorm on Harrison avenue, right resting on
Hauser boulevard, facing SOUTH.
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IN spite OF the stormy weather yesterday
quite a crowd OF ladies were present during
the afternoon sale Of Turkish rugs of the
Costikyan collection. Two final sales are
10 DO mold Monday and Tuesday. at two p.
M. each day, when many new and beautiful
pieces will be offered ut Electric hall, COR
ner Sixth n Park avonuss,
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X OFF, Attention.
There will be a union meeting of the
Knights of Pythias in their Castle hall. in
the Parchen block, this afternoon at two
O'Clock. TO arrange for the A. o. u. W. pa
rade. Every knight is earnestly invited TO
attend. T.. S. French.
G. c. Myrtle Lodge,
- FRANK EDWARDS,
V. G. Ivy Lodge.
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Just Received.
One thousand dollar invoice of WHITING
4 Sons celebrated brushes.
Also. = car of Walls, TASKS and shelf bot
tles.
Agents for Cooper's sheep dip,
Agents for Mallinokrod's sheen din.
Agents for Ssnour's door paint, best on
Garth. H. nj. PApcrrs 4 10
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Private lessons In shorthand and typs-
writing first-class instruction terms rea-
sonabie. Room 40, Bailey Block, Mary Il.
JackmAN,
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Fourth Division,
Col. s. c. Gilpatrick, commanding. Aids, job

Col. s. c.. Fitzpatrick, commanding. Aids. :Jobn
W. Allen a d &. X. Anderson,
,, Marysviile Band.
SILVER Creek Lodge, Mo-. 10, A. @. u. w., and
visiting sister lodges. -
Form in column OF lodges, as many as may be
necessary on vacant lot. bounded on the south
by Hauser boulevard, and on the east by Harri-
son avenue, facing south. first division to form
immediately west of Harrison avenue, head Of
column resting on the boulevard. Second line
immediately west Of the first and 80 on west I'M
til the division is formed. Tho division mar
shnl VIII be prenared to move promptly and
follow the third division at proper distance,
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Agent In Helena and every city in Mon.
tana wanted by New York Life Insurance
company. Large commission paid, or.
perlenes not necessary. Address ID, Bailey
block, Helena. ~
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Mrs. Anna Karstedt's. IN tic wife, No. aO3
n. Rodney, services can be had ON the
shortest possible notice.
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Special, white crochet cotton, Nos. so, 40 and
cents, at Butcher & Bradley's.
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Notice to Taxpayers.
All parties having assessment lists must
fill out and return the same to the assessors
offioe forthwith, otherwise the assessment
will DO made up from tho records, and anv
mistakes made will DO attributed TO their
W negligence. Gro. WALkrn.
- 49," Assessor.
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Our little $50 road wagon is q dandy. For
strength, durability aaa ease in riding. II Ia mn
npproaehahle send in your order. L. [.
lower 4 TO.
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Miss Mitchell is offering bargains in trimmed
hats this week, call and SEQ them
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Removed.

A large shipment OF infants goods iust re-
ceived at Fowles Cash Store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-12

Miss Julia s. Lawrence has removed from
Room !, Denver block, 10 Room q, ground
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Three dollar goss amers for only 81 at Fowles'
Cash Store.
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THIS IS A. 0. U. ". WEEK.
representatives to the Supreme
Lodge Session Will Begin TO
Arrive To-day.
Marshal Howell Has Arranged All
the Details for the Big
Parade.
Programme for tho Weeks Entertainment
That y latsresting 70 Home People
and viaitoxs Alike.

A number Of A. q. U. w. supreme lode,
representatives were expected Ia Hslens
yesterday, but they did not arrive, owing Il
delayed trains. However, tho executive
committee are Ill ready for them whom they
do come. The committee on decorations
10 anxious for clearing weather, 10 the doc.
orations on Main street can be nut In place.
They ara all ready and work on them would
have begun yesterday had ii been clear. II
the sun shines to-day 10 it gave promise
last night of doing. the streets will be in
exoellsnt condition BY Tuesday for the big
parade. Marshal Of the Day Howell and
Cen. Curtis yesterday completed the work
Of selecting commanders and arranging the
various divisions, and the programme for
the parade Is ~ follows:
HEADQUARTERS PARADE,
INCEPTION SupnEME LOBBY, A., g. U.W,{ X
General order No. :.
The marshal Of tue day hereby promulsatas
TIE following order governing the parade on
s aoosn naa.s Jane =, isse. Tor the guidance ct divi-
therein. Division marshals with their staff viii
appear mounted and form their divisions 1t the
Time ana place hereinafter prescribed.
ORDER or FORMATION.
.Platoon Of police.
Marshal of the day.
Adjntant general, Gen. t'hns. ID. Curtis, Chief
OF staff. Col: !. 7. Sterling. Aide dc camp.
l lieut.. G. II. English.
Special aids, Richard Hoback, Drank L. Reeca
- Henry Myers. '
FORM, corner Madison avenue and Hauaer
boulevard. -
First Division.
Col H.. {. Kessler. commanding. Aid, Col. John
n. Miller.
Helena Band.
company y; first Regiment Infantry, Capt. j.
w; Clenry commanding.
Troop A, Cavalry. N. 6. M, capt VIM. Zastrow,
commanding.
Battery A. N. G.. NJ, Cap. +. 8. sanden, COM
manding.
Helena Fire Department. Fire Marshal G.. +,
Mckinnon, commanding.
Form on Hauser boulevard, facing west.
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H~eminwny's knitting silk in all shade, only s5c
per spool ut The bee Hive.
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Call at Miss Mitchell's and zee the bargains in
trimmed hats this week. -
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"Is - i, TIBWNWuTH.
Rooms ID and 16. Granite block. Prac-
tics limited TO diseases Of the eye, ear.
throat and noss.
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DR.. I. II. plca,nut..

fedused prices on black silk lace fiounoings
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The Turkish Rug Sale.

Hunting Of all kinds and flags on sticks for
decorating ut The Bee Hive.
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We have just received a small shipment of
alfalfa seed. Those in need should avail them
selves OF this opportunity to supply their wants.
7. &. Power l. Co. ~'
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Notice to ~Taxpayers.

,Weinstein h To. are leaders in crookery and
glassware. ""
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The largest line of purses, card cases and
leather goods in the city at Tho Bee Hive.
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A Lady

All kinds of fancy neckwear at Fowles' Cash
Store.
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All kinds of drapery goods ut Fowles' Cas-
Store. ~
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sons Of st, George.

Silverware ard iewelry at cost at VIM. Vein
stein Il Co.'S. '''A
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N Off,

,Weinsteiu 4, Go. offer for $s a chamber sot
which cannot DO duplicated for SIS.
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Hive.
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Fosters hook kid gloves fitted to yous han d
for only $1.25 at Fowles' Cash Store.
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AYents WAnfah

For ohiidren's sossAmers 20 to Fowles' ca al
Store. 80"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
DIED IRON ~ OVERDOSE.
Mr.. L. sparger. of New York, Found mt
Ford's Hotel Verv III.

Mr.. l.. spaTger, of New York, Found Mt
Ford's Hotel Verv III.
Mr. L. Sparger, Il travelling salesman for
the Thurber- Whyland Company, cigar deal
ers. Of New York, aged thirty-fye years.
died at Ford's Hotel at 1870 O'clock last
evening from a supposed accidental dose Of
morphine pills. he was heard grooming
yesterday morning by o boarder, and the
Office was notified.
The clerk put boy over the transom Of
bis room and opened the door. Physicians
were summoned and every means used 10
restore him. but without success. His re-
mains were taken in charge by men,
bers of Beth Ahaba synagogue and
embalmed. he had frequently visited Rich
moud and was liked by al with whom he
came in contact. His father, Rabbi VIII
liam Sparger Of New York city, will arrive
tomorrow aud take charge Of the remains.
He had prescription filed az a drug
store in this city few days ago for fifty
pills containing one grain each Of morphine.
One OF these would be On extraordinary
dose His box showed six pills gone out Of
the fifty, and it is supposed no took too
many By mi stake.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
new EMBROIDERY.
sxquisiss L~oe,tke Patterns Wortsd -.
finsh-Ths Rsgs fos Orchid Desagns-

exoutsiss Isoelfke Patterns Worried -
finsh-Ths Rses fos Orchid Designs-
A novel and very effective embroad~yt
executed upon a plush background and
resembles a trimming Of yellowtsh cream
silk lace, laid fatty upon the colored ma
terial. The stitches arc arranged TO carry
out this idea "A far az possible, and form
fine network IN some portions OF the en-
broidery, buttDohole stitch answering for
the thicker parts OF thu lace and French
knots giving almost exactly the effect or
picots The idea Ia excellent and might b
greatly enlarged upon and developed. How,
effective, fox Instance. would te lace pat
tern, worked somewhat in this way, with
white fax threads upon terra Gotta, pale
blue or milky green material; and an
equally good result could be obtained ~
the use Of black silk upon coral pink satin
or tussore silk.
The rage for orchids has been taken adj
vantage of by the designers of fancy work,
and these flowers now figure upon iineu
and twill nightdress cases and comb bags
Few flowers are more difficult to treat suc-
cessfully, though the colors OF the blossoms
may be very we'll reproduced Ia washing
silks. Workers who have not the oppor~
tuuity OF copying the disposal Of the shades
from the flowers themselves Will do better
TO confne themselves to such blooms a.
are within the reach Of everybody.
Russian embroidery con be recommend
ed where something bold and striking b
required, the design being worked with
dark red and dark blue threads only. Satin
stitch IL used for the thicker portions Of
the pattern, stemstitch for scrolls and any
fine lines there may be. The general effect
Is excellent, and the work Is sure 10 DO
popular for curtains bedspreads and other
large pieces upon which II Il desirable -
get good result with very little trouble.
The baby" ribbon, which IS 70 be had
In such multitude Of different colors and
shades, is tempting ladies 70 the execution
Of coarse kind Of rocco embroidery sim
liar 10 the ribbon work done by our grand
mothers. As the modern rfbbon In too
thick 10 be drawn through the material. IL
Is only possible GO use Il In the form Of tiny
gatherings, pufilngs and Outings. but the
effect is good on the whole
In what is known as open work on linen,
the designs are OF the simplest, comprising
large oval, round and pear shaped tracingS
grouped 20 form patterns suitable for fll-
Ing the corners OF teaoloths, serviettes, and
for ornamentipg doilies, aprons teecostes
and the like. These geomstrio shapes are
worked round the outlines with button
hole stitch, and the spaces within the
butsonholed edges are partially filed with
bars and network patterns worked wtth
lace stitches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
SOME ARlIsgIc EFFORTS.
nT. A. l. Bradley ~ Attracting Widespread
Attention by His work.

The excellent pastele portrait Of the late
Mayor OF Richmond. william O. Caring
ton. which now adorns the Council cham
Der as well as the splendid crayon likeness
of Mayor Anthony VI. Kelley. which hangs
n the same apartment, Is the artistic work
Of Mr. A. 3. Bradley. the gifted artist Of tho
Davis Gallery Mr. Bradley has and 10
doing some OF the finest aud most artistic
portrait work ever done in this city. and IS
connected with an establishment that
possesses well-esrned reputation
for splendid work. At the Davis
gallery one can always be sure
that the Photographic productions
there received by patrons are to be 81 the
best. The most modern appliances are
used; everything that will tend 10 give the
work q beauty and completeness Ia en-
plOyed, and there ~ s total absence OF char
latanism about the place. The gallery has
made IN honest and honorable reputation
IL has received the patronage OF the very
best people OF Richmond and Nlrginl@, ana
is every day producing work that y supee-
rior 10 any other IN Richmond, and Work
that will rank with any produced by the
large Northern galleries
nder the skillful knowledge and msn-
Ggement of Mr. X. Z. Archer the gallery
is ever increasing in popularity ana IL
would not be q 1sd idea for you q drop, IA
some day ami have your picture LOOK.
No. S27 east Broad street Is tie NUMBER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

LIEUTENANT WERNE's FUNERAL,
llo presslveIy Conducted by Rev. DIR. New
ton-A Military Escort.

lnpresslveIy Conducted by Rev. Or. New
ton-A Military Escort.
All that was mortal of the late Charles NJ.
Verne was laid to re8t in Hollywood yes
tsrdav afternoon with exceptionally i'm
Iress.vo ceremonies and deepest marks OF
esteem HE remains arrived here at Gl0
yesterday morning from Asheyille, accom-
panied by bis mother, brother and family,
end were met by q number oil TRENDS
md a1 escort from Temple Lodge OF
Nas0as No 9. Of which be Was member
They w8ro conveyed 20 the home OF his
mother. sos east Marshall street aud thero
remained until 40 clock. the hour OF the run
eia. at Monumental church, where. IN the
presence Of many Borrowing friends, the
service We're held. Rev. DR.. J. Is;
Newton. who baptized and confirmed
Inn only tew months ago performed the
lust ceremony Of the church over his body.
Inc horal tributes were Of the most eX-
euinto character and "a largo piece. sent 10y
Company y % the First regiment. Of which
he was lieutenant, was very rich and par
tcuiarly appropriate. 4 magnificent pill
low SEM Cy the Walker Light Guard, was
also very beautiful.
The military escort was composed of
Companies A, p aud l.. beaded by the
Blues band. guard Of honor from mis-
own company accompanied the hearse on
foot, and tno large military escort preceded
the remains u hollywood 10 the strains OF
solemn martial music. The Legion of the
Red Cross. OF which be was member. also
furnished an escort and conducted the
beautiful funeral services Of their order at
the grave.
AZ the close OF the services at the grave
the military fired a salute in honor OF his
memory.
The pail bearers from Temple Lodge were;
M. B0wditch Clapp. Master, A. +. Aberne-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

Matters Of Interest That We're Hoard be-
fore the Justice Yesterday.

In the police court yesterday tho case of
Albert Battine alias Jackson, charged with
breaking In and entering in tho night time
the store-house Of the Richmond Agricultu-
raj Implement Company and steaing TWO
sets Of harness. one pair wheels ana one
pair shafts. the property OF the SAID com
pany; also entering In the night tiine VIII
false KEYS the workshop OF J. -. lylef anu
stealing one lot OF carpenters tools, the
property Of Tyler d McCabe, was con-
tnued until Tussday.
Feouaso Givatanio. charged with assault
ING Joseph CaraYatl with some blunt instru-
ment, was also continued. II appears that
Cnravatti. who was drunk at the time, went
10 the workshop Of Givatsnio and ordered
him to move out immediately, and after
sone argument. most Of which was IN the
Italian dialect. Caravatti started ia the shop
towards Giyatanio. when the latter dealt
him blow with an iron sboe-last on the
head Caravstti ia confined 10 DIS oed'
Bail was refused Giystanio. ~.
Joe Berniohi. Lewis Werst, Joe Ghanott
and Joseph Baker were charged with beng
dsorderiy in the street. Baker was dis,
charged. while the others were zach hneo
$3.50.
Lucy Anderson alias Jones (coiored). re-
sisting J. L. lneersoll, deputy constable, IN
the discharge Of his duty. Sent on TO the
grand jury.
" b. Davis. assaulting and striking W.
y. Johnson and ". +. johnson. assault
ing and using abusive language to W. d.
Davis. Discharged.
William Hi (colored), Frank Mayo (col-
orod) and Jack McDonOugh. leaving then
teams and soliciting passengers at the Rich
mond and Allegheny depot Fined az each.
Dioey James and Mary Washington both
colored). dsorderly in the street Fined
g. 30 eaoh.
Prank Msyo (colored), contempt Of court.
Fined $3.50
John w. Soarchhold, drunk. Fined 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

Dfseontent IL General and the Spanish
Yoke May be Cast OF.

CHICAGO. July IA revolution in the
Island Of Cuba is likely 10 take place at any
moment" said r. q. Sorycco. Cuban now
in Chicago, and who was until recently sec
rotary Of the council Of presidents OF Cuban
clubs at Key West.
Much blood will likely flow Ia the island
before the end of the year. as we intend TO
fly the Cuban flag from Moro Castle IN the
port of Havana by next fall.
The state of affairs In Cuba is ripe for
q revolution. The discomfort is general
by reason OF the Governments exactions.
Spain is a Door nation to pay its debts,
and ell the deDts it has contracted
within the last century It is taxing
out of Cuba. 10 has too many men who
have to be supported In Office, and when It
cannot do better it sends them TO Cuba
These carpet bsggers, as you would call
them In America, know that the
first change in government at home
Will throw them ont so while their
tenure OF Office lasts they try to wiring as
much as possible out Of the people. The
Cubans have to submit D. the domination
OF race inferior to themselys or emigrste.
But whether they remain at home or leave
thew are still resolved to put down this OPP
preston of their country, This feeling is
general throughout Cuba, and an outbreak
may be expected any time"