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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-03

FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRIrERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine; per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand: delivered
free in city: one month applies purchase Of
new when directly following rental.
WYCkOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
dl9.tf Cor. 6th and SITS. NV.
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The iall in tho price of silver during
these fifteen years was Al pei. cent. But
the decline in prices OF all commodities
was only ~ per cent; in cotton 1l.6 per
cent. and in wheat IL per cent, moro
than in silver. Cotton was higher in
the three years lSSS-90 than in 1870,
although silver was much lower. Wheat
was nearly us high in 1891 and 1892 aa in
1859, though silver was 10 to II per cent
lower. Cotton was about Tho lowest
point two years ago. but silver was u
pence per ounce higher than it is now.
The average Of prices of all commodities
was higher in 1883, 1891 and 1898 than
in 1879. although silver had declined in
1SSS l2.5 per cent, in 1901 1916 per cent,
and in 1895 25.4 per cent. Finally. rs
II to make confusion worsc COMPOUNDED
with the populist theory that prices de-
pend on silver. within tho last year sill
yer has declined 2S.2 per cent, wheat
2oS per cent, cotton 17.6 per cent, wool
about 80 per cent, pig iron about IL per
cent. and oil commodities taken to.
sether Ill per cent. There ia no such
correspondence in any series OF years,
or in scarcely any year, as there would
be If tho Populist theory of increased
purchasing power Of gold were correct.
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As Silver Has Gone Down Prices OF Com.
modities Havo Gone Up-A Popullst Fal.
lacy Exploded.
Nep York Tribune. ,5.5. (,
Populist politicians aud Populists in
business continue to threaten tho vel.
fare OF the country by clamoring for
further issues Of dollar which is now
worth only Al ccnta. The tall Of silver
to e9i ponce per ounce they believe to
DO tho cause Of the fall OF wheat to GO
cents per bushel and OF cotton to 7.6o
cents per pound. Such Of them as are
raving and frantic, like Mr.. Bland, will
listen to no reason. But il docs sccm
that the facts are now clear enough to
convince those who atill possess their
mental faculties. Since tho first week
OF February silver at London has not
been worth as much as half tho
value at which it is coined by
tho United States. According to
the value OF bullion there tho
standard silver dollar was worth every
day less than so cents. The average
for the month has been only 20.32
pence per ounce. aud .G4.225 cents at New
York for fine silver, and this Is not only
tho lowest monthly price ever recorded,
but cents lower than the average in
January, which waa lower than in any
previous month. At 10 pence per
ounce silver Ia worth less than half its
price in New York in August, 1890, only
three and half years ago. Silvor then
reached IS pence ut London and 81 q
per ounce hero, because tho government
was about to begin purchasing 81 O00,-
600 ounces yearly-practically tho on.
tire output OF the United States mines.
1t hns fallen to ieas than hnlf that
price within three months attor tho
purchasing ceased. % n s,
Every one knows that these purchases
greatly stimulated the production OF
silver, 40 That there wero emptied into
tho markets OF the world by this coun-
try in 1890 aitor August practically
nothing, s0.500.00O in the year 1901,
So. 900 in 1892, md S27,955,635 In
1893. In tho two months. November
and December, tho quantity exported
was l0,572,00i ounces. Tho exports
since January have been about 49,
100000 in value. which would DO moro
than 100000 ounces. Tho world has
no market for such quantity. Tho
last great bronx to 90 conts nor ounce
camo Us n consequence Of tho shipment
Of oyer $SOo,ov0. or about 1000, 900
ounces, last week. Nh sz
NIeI, who know anything Of prices
know Tint there has not boon ouch a
doclIie in othor products. Wheat did
not fell last wcck, but advanced. and
has declined only pcr cont since
January !. Cotton foil lust week DO.
cause continued receipts proved fslsity
Of assertions that tho supply a. tho
south waH cxhaustad, but since Fob.
ruary It's fall has boon loss than 8 nor
cent. and only 4 por cont since January
]. Prices on all commoditios takon to.
gethcr are higher now than thoy were
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.DANGRRI.5.JUSTiAI!HRID.
A Prominent Professor Speaks About
tho Threatening Things Abroad q.
This limo OF tho Year.

IL q sutpriAing how many people arc sp Ter.
Inv to-day from so.callca coughs e6ld.yand In,
fnenEa.r ~ Q 4, y 4 : Z U
Tho remark was made by i ycty pto,n,nsn,
ptole,".orS cniinectodiw with ono Of the leading
Rev fotk Hospitals Continuing. he said |: ~
mot these thiuSl lint nfo troubling REQ.
PIC, put " Is an advanced form OF our old hnn.
my the Hr,p. Ieople feel ont OF sorts, hneekq,
nave paipa In the muscles aud bopos bare no
appetite, oAe NIL intercAt Ia tho world and won.
ast What Is mo matter, IT 10 tho gtlpsothinE
Nov. all such sym p.ons need TO have proHp,
ttentment The attBck must DO met and re.
pelcu ~ oilce or 1t IL certain 10 result In some.
!hlhg serious know Of but ono way to cor.
tAlnly hyoiu theso troubles which nrc now 40
common, and that Is, TO Immediately counter.
~, NV .heni " using q good. pure, strong ktnii.
iut. Nothing OF the ordinary kind. but some.
lhlng pure mud scientific. For this purpose
nnthlnH mas ever eQuallod Dulyi Pure
Malt Mhlikoy. which u acknowledged TO day by
physician! ana scientific people 10 be the only
pure, medicinal malt whlskey upon the mar.
Tho words OF the professor aro trio and thoy
g ,sy Mpnuetlul meaning 10 many mon and
women VINO aro suffering With tho first symp.
nns q ZIP, or e!Se grip In It's advanced stages
r2r AZ shch people we offer n word OF alyice !,
which is 70 lake tho best means TO overcome
tneso troubles aud do not permit any dealer to
,sWeeyo you from yonr purpoSe 10 have TINT
which has proven itselfiby years OF use. 10 DO
lne pest anu piircst ttimulGnt In the world. l-7
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AS a remedy for all forms OF head-
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very best. It effects a permanent
cure, and the most dreaded habitual
sick headaches yield to its influence.
We urge all who arc afflicted to procure
bottle, and give this remedy fair
trial. In cases OF habitual constipa.
ton Electric Bitters cures by giving
the need tone to tho bowels. and few
cases long resist the use OF this medi.
cine. Try it once. Large bottles only
titty cents at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug
Store. -
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on the l s Of January or tho Ia. Of Fob,

o " Il u
on the lst Of January or tho lat Of Fob.
ruary No Immediate effect, therefore,
.nswers to the Popullst theory. Look.
Ing back to August, 1890, Ii 10 found
that, although silver has fallen 80 per
cent or more, cotton has fallen less than
% per cent and wheat about 40 per cont,
for both were at that time unusually
nigh because OF exceptional foreign de.
mand. But prices Of nil commodities
have only fallen 10 per cent, The no.
ton that tho purchasing power OF
money has been Increased In proportion
to tho decline In silver ID not sustained
in any respect. II that were the fact,
other product would fall MS well rs cot.
ton. wheat and silver, which have deem
produced In excess OF tho worlds de-
mand. M m :. m
It's often said that such comparisons
do not go back far enough to show tho
general effect OF change In the pur.
chasing power OF money, which must
be gradual Be- it SO, and let prices be
compared for fifteen years beginning in
1870, Immediately after the paper cur.
rency In which prices were made had
become redcemablo in gold. Further,
prices are taken about tho end OF Feb.
ruary each year:
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Three days is a very short time in
which to euro bad case of rheumatism !;
but It can BIO done, il tho proper treat.
inent is adopted, rs will be seen by tho
following from james Lambert, OF New
Brunswick, Ills. ~ was badly afflicted
with rheumatism in tho hips and legs,
when bought bottle of Chamber
laln'o Pain Balm. 1t cured mo in three
days. am all right to-day, and would
lnaist on every one who is afflicted with
that terrible disease to use Chamber
laln's Pain Balm and get we'll Mt once"
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THE IRON AND STEEL TRADE.

70 d - i.
Prices on n Free Trade Basis and Labor's
y Hnrdships Will be Prolonged.
CLEVELAND, o.. March 1.-The Iron
Trade Reriec this week says: Tho fea-
,ture Of the week in iron was tho pur-
chase Of large blocks OF bessemer ore
by the Carnegie Steel Company and
other buyers, making the total thus far
bought for 1894 delivery something less
than two million tons. Prices are on
tho basis established by recent sales
discouraging to the seller and giving
little satisfaction to the buyer, since
SIS for gogebic bessemers and prices
proportionately low for vcrmillion ores
means that bessemer pig aud the whole
line oDsteel products are to be on FREQ
trade basis for months to come, and
that labor's hardships are to DO pro-
longed with no immediate promise OF
better things. Viewed from another
standpoint these largo sales OF the pri-
mary material have an aspect less dis.
couracing. The basis OF cost having
thus been fixed for furnacemen they
may in turn be able to stimulate more
generous buying Tor iuturo needs among
their customers. Outside the ore mar
ket the week has developed fow changes.
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CHICAGO. March 1-cat,le. receipts $500 head;
shipments $500 head; market active and some
desirah!e lots iot prime steers 10 10 lie higher:
top prices 81 7ja5 90; good TO choice 50 01ai 81;
others s. aSa3 IS; Texans S! 6ja3 Gu Hogs. re-
eelpts,M, 900 head: shipments 1900 head; mar
heavy packers and mixed 81 p0a5 o.; prime
heavy and butchers weights s. o1a5 Is; assorted
,lSot - lea5 20 Sheep and lambs. receipts II 900
head; shipments Geo head; market slow md
weak; top sheep 81 ooa3 IS; top lambs 50 75ai Ii.
$50 bead; shipment; 800 head; market d dill a,
Festerdhy's prices. Iiogs, receipts 1900 head;
shipments 500 head; market fairly active; all
grades 3 35a5 90 Sheep. receipts 900 head: ship.
men,s 100 head; market slow and unchanged. .
CiSCtESAtT. o.. March l.-IIogS steady at s. Goa
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In all diseases OF tho nasal mucous
membrane tho rsmodyuscd must DO non.
irritating. Nothing satisfactory can DO
accomplished with douchos, SHUTS,
powders or astringents, because they
arc irritating. do not thoroughly roach
mo Affected surfaces and should DO
abandoned rs worsu than failures. A
multitude Of persons who Ind for years
borne MI tho worry mud pain that ca.
tarrh can intlict testify to radical and
permanent cures wrought by Ely'a
Cream Balm. Your druggist has it, III
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Mus. WiSsI.ow's SooruISG synur Inns hccn usna
ior over MY years by millions OF mothers Tor
thelr children while tccthng. with perfect s,,r.
cess ts0othos tho child, s0ftcns tho gums, nj.
lnys a,i pam, cures wind collie. and Is the best
iittlc sufferer Immediately. Sold BY drngrists
N every DArt OF tho world. Twenty-Five ccmts a
not!in 10 sure, and Nk Tor "Mrs. WiusloWs
seolhlng syfup;nau take no other kind. : :.
-1HEf.| ...- ~ El-s 1850 ~ WPAw
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H..fH 7 ! = Il q Is d H.
Recent discoveries have demonstrated that
nll tho orSnhs OF tho body arc under tho cor.
troll OF tho nervo conters, located In or fienr
tho bnse OF the brain. aud that when these arr
derahged the organs which they supply with
nerve mud arc also deranged. When IL II M.
WONDERED That n BerlouA Injury to tho hplnni
cord will cause paralysis OF tho body below
tho Injured point because tho nervo force Ia
prevented by tho injury from reaching INC
paralyzod portion, II Will DO understood how
tho defnngemept OF tho nerve centers will
cause tiio arrangement OF tho various organs
Which Ms6 thGy supply With nerve force. D
tho imperfect action 81 tho nerve CENTER NJ
tho base OF tho brain, not from, I. doranco.
Inent primarily originating In the organ Ii.
self. The great mistake of. physicIanp In
treating these diseases Is that they trent tho
organ rather than the lncfvo ccntcrs which
arc tho cause OF tho trouble, 4, N Z - =
Dr.. FRANKLIN M1Lrs,5 tho celebrated spc-
clhllst, has profoundly studied this subjecL for
over 20 years, md has mnde many important
discoveries IN connection with II, chief among
them boiling the facts contained In tho nboyS
statement, and that tho ordinary mcthods Of
treatment are wrong. All headache, difri-
ness, guinness. confusion. pressure. blues,
mania, melancholy. insanity. epilepsy. St.
matter how caused. Tho wonderful success az
Or. Niles Restorative Nervine Is due 10 the N,
fact that tis based on tho foregoing principle.
Dn. MILES RESTORATIVE NERvIHf: 70 sold by
nil drugglsts on positive guarantee, or sent
direct BY DR.. MtLES MEDICAL Co., Elkhart.
Ind, on receipt Of price, 81 per bottle, all
bottles for, - express prepaid. It Contnlus
nelther oplates nor dangerous drugs. STEE
Bold BY Drugglsty EyaeyNherp rrris.NwrAwv
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NEW YORK. March 1.-the dry goods district
put III \ lively appearance. and while the vol.
ume Of business Is good md BUYERS are still dis.
no:cd 70 10 conservative there Is some tendency
~ seen TO nnticipatc future wants. Cotton goods
rule steady with n fair demand. For print
cloths sc isstill tho basis for G. squares. Prints
and prlntcd fabrics show no dcmaId. Ginghums
and woven wash Coodsiarc also doing little
better. Dress goods and foreign dry goods
Without much change, are picking upn little
Hosiery mud underwear show moro activity.
The jobblng trlie Is unmisnGably better lis 10
dencY toward sitter prices, without ,quotable
change g.iTEr ~ : 81 7-0s. =.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry5
/. u y {. D. BREWSTER Receiver. 7
ZINE Table No 10 to take c.rcc. l,:,l \, =;

T Time Table No. 10. to take c.rcc! 1901 a. M.
Sunday. November. 10. 1871 rs ~ Z,
Leave Wheeling ,t9:;S. aust, a. m, t,:,a
s3:i6. ti:lS. 300 p. IN - =. X
- Leave rcnia@sailazts;o6, t9al sll;oa M. te...a
/. Leave Martins fsrry-ts:E, 1857, llI:s, 4. m.
Arrive Terminal Junction -ts:i7. tioN3, HISS
a. M, tt,;:S $3.50, tti6, lo:iS y. M = x
Leave Terminal Iunction.i72,. 1000. a m,
slsao, n IN, ti:a9 HOS. t6:H. 1915 D. IN. y
Leave MARTINS Ferry-i.:22s, sp:07 H. M, ela:,5,
G:0I.,t i:lo. tj;l1, tS:E2 D. m. g1lif. $50
Leave pen!ns!sla-t7:si, io:liam., ols:5l, li:ll.
ll:E. tl:&. tS,:sl to:b5 p M - i ~
%pally, tDally except Sunday. ssundays o,,ly,,
All trains will run on Eastern Time : + : - {,
56 49, J.E TAuSSlG. Superintendent.
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On CRY, "a. March 1.-Opcned S0ii1c: highest
s02Sc; lowest Soc; closed at S9ic; clcarances 6G-
oOu barrels; shipments III go barrels runs ~ ,ay
barrels; sales ll0JD barrels. 'fs
NEW ionK. March l.-Petrolcum steady and
fairly nctlvei Pennsylvania oil sales none:
April option sales 20,ooU barrels; closed at sue
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: NEw York. March l.-PIr Iron weaker; Amer
lean ST Nalt 0l.. Copper dull: lake PIC. Lead
htmi domestic s. 10. Tin easier; straishts SIS rs;
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/ @ b. .
CHICAGO. March / Wheat was strong ana nd.
yhneSi VIC. retsininr Va oi That ii ihe close.
lie,,cr cables, biz EXPORT clcatanccs and re.
the nSya,So' IA rcvislo on 81 the Invisible supply
figures iater caused n reaction near the dnish.
Bit Naywas IA from t6e bolton al The close, Y
May corn II iincIansrti. 81 =
round ag GAYS ~ hisaer apa p'9siAsVa io3Ys a''
Fionr E,cadv. 4 fl iftSl
WnEArsCesh M q isprInr SIC; No. 0 spring
h5c; No. q md 5Si!c, Msrol,I 81 NM
SolSa6oIShS1I 5c July oissSaO!,a a6lc, , !,
May VI. jniy RI IaiTss Sa3iSsc e.
0AIs--CaSh No. !, .sjc, March Isl alga2Dc, May
goss ka2DJss N2gitc; July gSl4c. N ttflf 1ffE1
MvE-No. =, iGc. y fIl5t si
ELAxsEED-ei rs. n fsl u III t,,sta Fltalal
. MEs PoRE-Cash sli 81; May sll Sail pja
iiSIH Is Y M ..9l 1. .lgl
LAnp-calh 81 1is7 OK; March 81 0b Nay
W VI5Sa7 oja7 0lJSs;July 81 vs., [
= SnqiIT RIns5-Ctsh, ~ l2}lj May 50 l2''sas 2oa
Others unchanged. ~ W. ~ i{t4i.
NEw Yong Niarch 4 -rIour. recein,, 1900
barrels. eynnrts ~ M Ia ,rsS. sales III Ooj bar
rels; inatket irm anI ,podsrately active Wheat,
flnro, SnS n, nv 1Tshe 81 .not, ,S,rEot rer
atid higher. M ~ rod Masch ii ISa6! y.aC5Sc:
MAY 65fsaSil InSic. lima GsiSs. univ GtSifc: H.
cember 5IXa32niisie Corn, exports 100 bush.
eli sales 1000 bushels OF futures and ~ ,000
bnshels Of spot; market stcadyi March MA
Oats, receipts b, Coz bushels; exports coo bush:
els; sales 1000 bushels al futures and a7.0OO
hn;he,s o. aPot; market dull and sleadyi March
steam closed AT 81 Ii, March 81 80; May Il TO-
Pork dull aud easy. Iintur dull; western tlniry
l3al7c; do creamery iGaajc; state dairy lGaaac;
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FOR DYSPEPSIA, Sa
indigestion. md Stomach disorders, tatc
BkOWN'S IRON BITTIGRS.
All dealers keen Il, 81 nor bottle, (IcnuInchn,
trademark and crossed rcd lines on wrapper.

a systom. Of signaling from the cap.
tam OF 4 vessel to tho engineer by cleo.
trio bells, has boon invented. lr--
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Metals.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. March l.-opcncd Sole:
highest soiEc; lowest So54c: closed ut sole IL
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MEDICAL.
.MYSTERIES!I
The Nervous System the Seal,
OF Life, and Mind. Recent
Wonderful Discoveries. Y 4.

Nomystery has ever compared With thato,
human ITO. 10 has bpe1 tho leading subject
OF professional research and study Ia all nEes
Hut Notwithstanding this fact IL n NOT renct,
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.Wheellna 4 Elm Grove Rallrna,d

On md altcr Saturday October l.. lSJ, train,
will run Us follows. city time: S4ltfs So \
! LEAVE WHEcLISo-'6:D0 IL H.. 7:o) a m. s:)l
m. 0'Oo IL m. 1890 u. H., Hoo a. ~. la'0l IN,
?, m. coon m. 200 p. IN, 500 p m, D:5) D
ill.,. li:00 y. m. IS 1HtStg "a = g Il r
L.Avg Elm GRovE-Nd:o1 4. M. 7:oot M, 500 Z
100 p ~. 100 p ~, 400 Ih M. 400 y m,S:0
p. m. 900 p. IN, 7;0o p IL, SOD p in, S:l6p.
in. 10 10 p. H. ~ s57s 'sgl9' -
oDhlly, except Sunday. CO. 3 N ss
o:43 a IN. and Wheeling at l?:l7, ~. N. - !, :"
( ~. Z H. E WElSGERBER y IN
(, DOL & I! General Mahayur. L
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i!llnnls VI Ssai paeln SIS
tansssk Tex pre- I. y n Tol. Z, o. Cen pn.t. 01
Lake Rtle &iYe,t,l iitk Union Pacific .... lsis
do ptutefrei l..... VI &, Esptcss..l.... ~
Lake Shot ,.....a " |, St u 4; ,........
Lead Tltikt n n do preferred l. ~.
y nnlsrllis ~ Nash. JsG lwolls Fargo Ex....i9D
Michigan Central. Us Western uHlot i,.i., 80 z
Missouri ratlgcI y 2iyi Wheellne q /. H.. lax
Nashville chhtt.. II IN do prairrreit...a dT
National cotdage.., ibHIGOncril Elcctrlc,... Alst
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Cation.


-CtSciSSATI.l O., March Lection In fnir de-
maud but lower; middlings 7T.lGc.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March 1-Flour dull
higher; March 6ln6l1yzc April G2aG95c; May GAIA
Gici June 6iisa65c; No. J red 59a5gkic. Corn
steady and demand moderate; mixed No. April
aiic; Nay &C; Juno t?c. Oats firm: No.
white ai,lc; March and April 3674 a31c; May and
June s5 taE1sc Butter dull aud weak; fancy
western creamery 25c; Pennsylvania prints &c:
}obblng 27nsoc. Eggs dullnud lower; fresh near
by &c. western Ice; southern i5c. ~ ss.sE55.
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cISciSSATl. O.. March l.-Flour steady. Wheat
nomtnali No. red Sc: receipts LOO bushels:
shipments ] 100 bushels Corn quiet: No.
mixed S71Sc.S Oats weaker; No. : mixed 3la
al1sc Rye Quiet;, No. .. SEC, PORK easier ut
sl9 u Lard dull at s.. Q1n7 %! Bulk meats
quiet At 50 25aJ sly. Bacon lower ut 81 G2t$Sa
40. Whisky. steady at 81 10, Butter steady
anu firm. Sugar In moderate demand Eggs
weaker at I3Lcf Cheese dull "a & So 49,
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RAILROADS.
~ ~. Pennsylvania Stations.
VIEGnnSy |VdnidlIngs.
I WI TRAINS Run BIZ Central Tir,s 4.

rIcKEr OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION o,
WATER Sr., FOor OF ELEVENTH ST.. WHEgLIYG,
At McLuRE HOUSE. WHEELING. AND AT THE 4
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. prtDGEPoaT. 3
SOUTHWEST SYSTEM PAN HANDLE ROUTE"
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..I.T.I'A!l!L:yYi!''!S:!.I...G:!.RIIS|!,IS.I.
y; Early Advent OF tho Republic 10
considered Probable.
I.HI|IE: II. OfBEYRRTsssHa &
Themselves ~ tina. Direct lion. Tho
Attitude Of chs Press an d the Gath.
ollie Church Favorable 20 j Z Demo.
eraey and che Probable AbdIeatloa
Of the King Is Even DISC sso d The
Monarchy Only. an Accident, Any.
' % Si5
COPYRIGHTED. 1901, bv IN b, ! A.,o.i,,,a -.

lcepTioAttd. 1851, bvRs 1aociatsa pr,.1
RoMt, March l.--somo weeks ago
Monsisnor spalding, in tho coirse Of an
interview with the Associated Press
correspondent, limited that he looked
forward to tho early advent Of the 70.
public in Italy. The corrcsp ondent
since then had an opportunity Of guus.
ing tho opinions Of Italian statesmen
on the subject, and as a corollaryto the
remarks Of the bishop OF peorih ia able
% give YOU tho views Of prominent
leader OF tho Democratic party In this
country. I'5's d
During tho course Of long conyersa.
ton he said: Italy 10 passing through
a formidable crisis, the precise ncopo
and character OF which can only DO
judged by glancing at the various
causes which may be said TO have been
It's kidnapping. l should premise that
she Ia now expiating tho traditional
fatality accompanying the footsteps Of
any nation falling TO conquer its inde.
pendence under the banner OF Demo-
cratic institution. In the press tho pos
slbility Of. q change in the form OF gov
eminent haa been currently discussed
for some time past. Even the 1abdica.
ton Of the king has been spoken Of
These facts show that great events may
be shaping Themselves, aud 1t Is curious
to note that the Catholic journals show
no uneasiness in accepting the idea Of
a possible advent OF the republic. The
attitude Of these organs Is moreover
coiisonant with the iltterances OF Leo
NI1I,who aspires to a reconciliation OF
tho papacy with the Republican spirit
ofwhich he has too long been the ad-
versary. sl 81 81
"But something instructive also I'M
derlies the tone OF tho Catholic fpress.
The dynastic idea is not an Italian one,
for in the history Of the peninsula two
great ideas have 7redominated, viz:
Democracy and religion. The monarchy
has been nothing but an accident, an
expedient which, Italy was compelled to
accept in order to make her unity pos.
sible. "A, II III, !i.lti55
"'Arepublic would enable two great
currents OF Italian life to flow into ono
channel. Hence no doubt why the
Catholic journals are aptbor;,adF ~ "a.
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"Arepublic would enable two great
currents OF Italian life to flow into ono
channel. Hence. no doubt why the
Catholic journals are authorized to 70.
fer in all complacency 10 the possible
triumph, sooner or later, Of democratic
aspirations in Italy. Tho phenomenon
is worthy Of being here noted and re.
corded" {!