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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-08-20
For Sale.

One gang pillow, one sulky and one
walking pillow. Inquire of w. D. Mar
tin, Redwood Falls, MINI. 52-tf.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-08-20
Horse and WAGON For Sale.

A good horse and spring delivery
wagon for sale cheap. Inquire of ]. M.
Huntington. Att.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18
Beethoven.

Last evening at the Turner hall. on
North Market street. the Wheeling
Turvcrein gave It's annual masquerade
ball. the last special social event which
the society Will have until after Lent is
over. The opera House orchestra fur
nIshcd the music. which. OF course, was
all right. The affair was In charge of a
committee composed OF Joseph Wels-
gerber. Ed Brandfass II. +. Schambrn,
Ed Vaas and Louis Noll. and Louis Soll
acted as master OF ceremonies. The re-
ceptIon committee was made up OF
Messrs. Louis Bartens. r. Kraft. p. j.
Sohambra, Gust wilhelm, Herman
Frcdesicks, Martin Ruggaber, Charles
Miller, Harry Burcklc and N. Plume.
The grand carnival march was start
ed at Q p. m. The costumes were all at
tractive and brilliant. and the display
was very credItablc. Only those In full
costume were allowed on the floor until
after the unmnskIng. The attendance
was very large in spite OF the extremely
cold weather, and the society added an.
other memorable event to its long list OF
social successes
As tomorrow is Ash Wednesday.
there will not he much social activity
until after Lent has closed.
An unique feature Of the carnival was
a ship in which were about dozen
sailors. Each sailor had foGhorn.
and as they went sailing up the street
they caused MS much commotion as q
big IRE. There was number OF very
novel features, but this was one OF the
newest vet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18
NEED NOT GROW OLD.
some splendid Suggestion, to Men and
Women OF Middle LAC.


"a man is ms old us ho feels, woman
a. old as she looks" The number OF years
Is OF less Importance. There arc tno ii-
sands Of old people whS seem to pS Ivy ~ .
yOunE, and many would gladly learn tns
secret OF their woracrful energy, strength
~" Why Il II that these remarkable old
people are able to keep 80 strong ana WcllE
Why 10 Il that they are never conplalnin.
Of colds, coughs, grip. chllls or other forms
OF sickness? Perhaps the secret may De
discovered by reading what some vigorous
people Of advanced age have TO say on the
Nelson johnson. leading resident Of
KnoxViile. Pa, says: Some time ago
decided 70 test the'virtues OF Dunys pure
matt whlskey. II completely cured me OF
the grin, from which l was surerlnE;
am elShty-two years OF age, and iind thnt
n little OF this whlskey Is the best thlnt;
for keeping up health and strength that
ever tried ,.,,,
more, says: 81 am nearly ninety years OF
aye. Some time aSo contracted 9 severe
Cough. which weakened me considerably.
/ was fortunately persuaded 10 TAX.
Dufiy's pure malt whlskey, which soon set
me 10 rights. II 10 splendid thlhS tor
building up the system"
Those are only two cases selected from
Thousands, but they are enough 70 snow
thnt Duffy's pure malt IL uncqualed ior
IFS brncIng, enerEizing. stimulating CT
fectS For this reason care should De taken
that no worthless imitation is substituted
Nv Srocers or druggists. Do not bo led TO
take anything but Duffy's pure malt Wills
key. BE sure that you get j, Tor there's
nothing else that can possibly take It's
nIacH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18
THE DovHyER CLUB


Held an Enthusiastic Meeting Oh the
South Side Last Evening = Officers
Elected and Speeches Made.
Last evening a meeting OF the B. B.
Dovener Club. of the South Side, the
principal Republican organization in
that part OF the city. was held and ON
GERS for the ensuing year were elected,
as follows:
Presldent-Adolph Fritz.
First resident-William Blond.
: Second e-presIdent-Joseph Bero.
Third Vice president-Robert Erp.
Corresponding secretary-Hazlett /.
Freese.
The appointment OF the finance COM
rnIttee, club librarian and a special
committee on constitution and bylaws,
was postponed until the next meeting
OF the club It was decided that the
club shall meet during the campaign
every Monday evening. number OF
new members were enrolled.
After the business Of the session had
been transacted. speaking was in order.
The following gentlemen spoke: Sam
o. Boyce, T. 81. aarvln, DR.. d. Fl. Tay-
Tor, II. C. Richards, George W. Robinson,
c, D. Thompson. C. H. Henning. George
Bell, hoOeTt AnuersoIl' All -: LAWS
William Bowers. Addison Israel. Squire
J. W. schultEe, Squire. Joseph A. Ar
kie and President Adolph Fritz. Of the
club. The utmost enthusiasm prevailed
throughout the meeting, which was
well attended. fully one hundred being
present.
a well known former Democrat of
the ward who had "hopped" at the last
election was among the speakers, and
gave his reasons for coming over. He
said he was converted TO Republican,
ism by reading the Register. which an
nauncement was received with laugh
ter and applause.
A resolution was offered by Joseph
Bero, thanking George w. Robinson
for a Eumber OF handsome Mckinley
campaign S:.tnrs which he had dis
tribGted among the members.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18
an ELEGANT COMPANY.
The Gonzalez Opera Company Opens a
Weeks Engagement at the Grand.

the GonLhAeL OiNrh company OTFuh q
Weeks Engagement at the Grand.
Notwfthstandlng the frigId state OF
tle weather last night, a very large
audience witnessed she opening per-
formance OF the Gonzalez Opera Com
pauy OF the Grand. The Mascotte"
was never sung better by any popular
price company visiting Wheeling. The
company Is large and composed OF ex-
cellent oporutic talent. Miss Gonzalez
Is a pretty little prIm1 donna with a
splendid voice and played Baytlna last
night In a very attractive manner.
AdoIph Mayors Plppo was elegant. He
has o good baritone voice and every
EFFORT was rewarded with liberal ap-
plause. James DOnnclly Is n comedian
OF ability and keFt last nights audi
ence In constant laughter. Mr.. Young
cannot boast OF having q tuneful voice,
but he assists In the fun making great
~. The chorus Is exceptionally strong
md 10 made up OF young people. gifted
with pretty faces and neat figures. The
opera was staged appropriately.
A matinee will be given every after.
noon Mt 10 and 20 certs, and n different
opera daily. "Mascdbte" will be given
agaan this afternoon. THE Chimes OF
Normandy" tonight, and tomorrow
afternoon, md "GlrO1c Giroha" We'd
nestiay nIFht and Thursday afternoon.
Senta at the box Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18

A large audience will no doubt greet
"a Country Circus" at the Opera House
this evening. Among the artists who
will appear in the saw-dust arena may
be named. the famous De Ventons, in a
tInshIng bareback Jockey act; the two
Plcards. unrivalcd acrobats. and star
attraction with the great Barunm cir
Gus during the past summer. They per-
form the most astonishing feats in
novel costumes. La Belle Tine, the
young. pretty and daring aerial gym
mast: Bertha, the beautiful and flexible
Venus" The Gregory Brothers, hori7
zontal bar experts: the Four Del VIC
chios, sensational somerslult leaners;
FroIa Don and her troup OF Shetland
ponies; Prof Harry Howard and his
trick ponies and the great wrestling
pony, "Muldoon."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18
WITH THE RAILROADS.
wheeling Ranks Eighth In the Freight
Agents. AssocIatIOn-Nsw Mileage.

wheeling Ranks Eighth In the Freight
Agents. AssocIation-New Mileage.
Tho National Association OF Local
Freight Agents observation-disclosures
name that can't be bcaten--of which
Mr.. James v. .Braden. freight agent OF
the Pennsylvania at Wheeling. is Sec
Rotary, IS 10 hold its annual meeting
this year ut Chicago. Secretary Bra
den Is busy now in sending out notices
OF the meeting and working tor go9u
attendance, Wheeling. by the way, Is
tho eighth civ in rank OF membership.
the only cities having more members
being Chicago, St Louis. Buffalo, New
York, Kansas City. Louisville and
Pittsburgh. The local association has
fifteen members, as follows:
]. X. Graham. Baltimore & Ohio,
chairman: W. II. West, c. l.. 4 W..
Martins Ferry, vlce-chairman; James
v. Braden, p, c.. C. & st. L.. secretary
and treasurer; ]. E, Taussig. W, y. &.
T.; II E. weisgerber, W. & i. g.; +. n.
Theirs, W. & L. E.; a. p. O&toby, C.. l..
& w; G. W. Collins, c. r., Martlns
Ferry; C. A. MesSersmIth, w. & L. E.,
Martins Ferry; C. II. Fisher c., L. 4
w, Bridgeport: ]. E. Trueman. c. q r..
bridgeport; ]. A. Greenfield, c. & r,
BelIsire; J. w. CARRIER. d, & O.. Bell
aire; S. F. Farley. B.. 2. & c., Bellalre,
and C. II. Strahl. B. & o., Benwood
Junction.
Secretary Braden has Just issued a
bulletin giving notice OF the death Of d.
s. Sutfln, OF the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern, at Chicago, and the appoint
mert of c. a. Slauson in his place: also
OF the death OF H. T. Mtlllken, OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul. at Chi
cago. who is replaced by j. c. Heit-
balm.
The Railway Age furnishes detailed
statement OF construction for 1925
showing every railway IN the United
States IN which any extension 81 track
was made. The total Is SO3SC miles.
The rev track laid Is shown by states
as follows: Alabama, 53.4s: Arizona,
&. 30: Arkansa, q: California, ?5-y:
Colorado. $3.50; Florida. ll.2s; Georgia,
So, "a; Indiana, 1892; Indian Territory.
l5l ii: Illinois, 1888: Iowa, ll.66; Kan
sas, 1910: Kentucky, IS: louisiana.
$3.50: Maine. S6li; Maryland. 40;
Michigan, 1920: Minnesota, 33.4S: MISS
issIppi. 1908: Missouri. 33+3i Montana.
Inll; New Jersey. 6. New York. s3.sl;
North Carolina. AIS; Ohio, TO ok
Inhoma. 1850. Pennsylvania. l9!.'3:
Sou+h Carolina. 1898: Texas. :o9.22;
Utah, ~; Virginia. a.; Washington,
2C. West Virgins &. S5,95; W!sconsin.
NJ 20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18
A PRETTY WEDDING
was That OF sIr. Loui. Hisnsr and Miss
Josephine Fladlng.

A very pretty wedding was that
which united Mr.. Louis Hlener and
Miss Josephine Fading yesteTday
party entered the church at o'clock
and the couple were made man and
wife by Rev Father Moye. The floral
decorations in the church were heautl-
full and tastefully arranged. The
music by the Cathedral choir, was fine
Is rendered. and was made up OF num-
hers appropriate to the happy occasion.
After the ceremony the party partook
OF a wedding breakfast at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
FladInE, on South Chapline street, AT
10 O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs, Hlener left for
the east on the Pennsylvania. After
stay OF three weeks they will be at home
ut the Stamm house. The groom = the
head OF the Hiener Hardware Com
pany and is well known and popular.
The bride Is the accomplished daughter
Of Mr.. John FlaAins.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18


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Would you know YOURSELF Send u
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18

Walker Whitnside. the tragcdlnn.
comes 10 this city Saturday. February
20, for matinee and evening perform
nnccs, and viii appear In nm artistic
presentation. ''IIGmlct," In which char
acter Mr.. WhiteBldc Inns won n high
reputation. with 1.-THE and Bymmc-
tricaI figure, a face capable OF sharply
mirroring every passion, carriage at
once elastic. g1Ilcrful and majestic. and
n voice musical. modulatcd and strong,
MS execution OF his conception Of this
part In M true 10 nature MS the concep-
lion waa true 30 shakespeare.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS
Give Their Annual Rail- at the Beethore
Hall.

The annual ball given last night at
the Beethoven hall by the Painters
and Decorators local union was prob
ebly the most largely attended affair
OF the kind given in Ehnt hall for sew
craI years, and Il wos one OF che most
enjoyable. The crowd was almost TOO
large for comfort. but all managed 90
enjoy themselves, Billy Mayors or
chestra furnished the music, md Il was
good music. a novel feature OF the bell
was that both the hangers advertts-
ing Il and the invitations were print-
cd on wall paper. The committee on
Invitation was composed OF Dave a.
MoCleary and George a. King. The
floor moDlgers were Andrew Marshall
and George II. Gonther, While the gen
eral committee IN charge OF the ar
rangemeEtS was as follows: MessTs.
Andrew Marshall, George b. Gonther.
Dave A. McClelry. Robert w, Crow
Tiers and George 4. King,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18
chiIhren,. Carnival.

Last evening al the home OF the Mo-
Fart Singing Society. on Jacob street,
South Side. the annual children's
maSque carnival of the society was held
and most successful and enjoyable
occasion It proved 70 be. The attend
ance OF the l!ttle ones was quite large
and merrIment relEned supreme among
them until 10 O'Clock. when the "old
folks" took possession Of the dancing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18
THE MANY DANCES
Just Before the Opening OF the
Lenten Season Show
BY THEIR LARGE ATTENDANCE

That People Generally Arc Not SO Very
Hard Up-A Number Of Them Last
Night, Including tls Annual Grand
Masquerade OF the Turner's and the Mo-
1art soeisty's chudrsn's carnIvai-The
palnterE aud Decorators Ball at the
Beethoven.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, 6 p. m.
CIarington. JEWEL. S:20 y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. e. ,KEYsToNE STATE. sR. m
Pittsburgh. HUDSON, s s.. IN.
Pittsburgh. II. *. BEDFORD. a. m.
PnrkGrsburg LIBERTY. II a. m.
MatHrnorHS ,LEXIN GTON, II a. m.
Darlington. JEWEL, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. RUTH, o a. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN iuR, Sal m.
Darlington. JEWEL, $50 y. m.
Business in local packet lines Is i'm
proving.
The voluttccr with cmptIcs. passed
up at p. m.
The Lexington, from Matamoras ar
rived last night, with n good Monday
trip.
The Ben Hur had n light trip for PHr.
kcrsburg yesterday afternoon. She
added several cabin passengers here.
The marks at p. m. showed II feet
. inches and falling. Weather, clear
and cold. Thermometer 1890 above
zero.
The Liberty got in from ParkersburR
late last night with q good passenger
list and considerable miscellaneous
freight.
The Wash HonEhcll. OF the Hunting
ton & st. Louis Towbont Company.
passed down ut 10 n. M, with tow OF
5000 tons OF steel rails for the Texas Pa
ciic Railway Company, The tow Is
valued at $4,000.
Grecnsboro-River Q feet 3 inches and
falling. Fair and cold.
Wnfren-Rivor foot inches. Clear
and cold.
on Clty-Rvcr feet 6 inches and
falling Clear and very cold.
MorgantOwn-RiVcr feet 2 inches.
Clear, ~sth thermometer al IL.
PfttsburGh-RIver 10 feat and falling
nj che dam. Weather, clear and cold.
stcubenvllle-Rivcr n feet 2 inches
and falling. Clear and cold. Down
Wash Honshcll. Volunteer. Ed Rob
cftS, Sslhs Walton. Dave Wood. W. II.
Watson. Ben Hnr, Keystone STATE.
II. X. Bedford. Up-Fmnk Gilmore.
ParkerShurg- River Is feet 2 Inches
and stationary WeuAhcr. cloudy Up
Liberty, Hudson, HentherlnEton.
Down--Bob BalIITd. j. King. Due
1own-Bcn Hur Little Kannwha fall
Ing. Locals on time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18
PRICE LIST:

New Cal. Prunes OarIc,. 5 lbs tot.....,...... rs:
Now Cal. Evap. Peaches tfancyl, lbs ioE 25a
New Dates. : lbs. ior.-.....................- 2s'
Now Cleaned cuuants. 4IIs lbs. for rs:
New RaIsIns ArGe) Lbs tor.........,....,... rs,
Fresh Corn Meal Is lbs. rs:
Fresh Homlny, Is lbs for. .,................. IS:
Fresh Rolled Oats iOIbs. for. ......... ..,.- as.
Fresh DAT Neal 10 lbs IS:
Fresh Butter Crackers. lbs fot.............. 2s3
Fresh Ginger Snaps lbs, ior-.......... ..... 25.
New French kidney Beans, lbs. for. ......... 2ss
Choice Table Pea:hes per can-......,......-,. ios
Standard Toma:oes. cans to'................- IS.
Fancy cold pick Tomatoes, per cGn......-..- 81
Choice st1IdGrd Corn. per eau ,...- ....-.,... S.:
Star Candies. TO the pound. per lb.....-.-- O.:
Carpet Talks, per box.-........"-............. IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
Atlantic Tea Go.

Our ANNUAL Inventory is complies
and to us is very satisfactory. Our
business shows a marked increase
over '94. We are now resolved tina.
'96 shall lead all preceding years, If
low prices aud standard goods will
attract trade. and we think i. will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18

"If Eric IL In TO
bust health. and has
slept we'll, and Is at
the top Of his con.
dition at his depart.
urc from Greenland,
his ships will rN7ch
Newfoundland. Bat,
take oft Eric and
put in a strong
Ter man - Biorn or
ThoTdn and the
ships with just as
much ease will
reach Labrador and
New England. /"
Emerson was
right. The stronger
a man is the fuller
his chest Is, the
Souuder his heart
and brain and lungs
arc, the further lie
will sail on the
ocean, the higher
q .ltS ...1 IT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-18
A RARE CHANGE.

We ofrOr for sale a piece Of real estate
situated on Market street consisting OF
n piece OF ground iTxl65 feet, with i'm.
provements that have rental value OF
TWELVE PER CENT PER ANNUM
on the price asked for it.
IT is a CORNER LOT.
Don't fail to look 1t up.
We have another piece on Market street,
between Fourteenth and Sixteenth sis'
tOxla feet. that can be bought at re-
duscd figure. Ask va about 1t.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-14

London, Aug. 13--The IVES minister Ca
zefte In its financial article this afternoon
SAYS: "Bryan's speech viii certainly not
Increase confidence in the minds OF In
vestors. II is replete with financial here
sizes and viii cause investors everywhere
20 desire 90 withdraw their money from
the United States while they are able 70
obtain gold In payment OF debts. Should
the free silver party succeed. gold would
undoubtedly be driven out OF circulation
and substantial premium az once be de-
manded by those possessing it, We do not
believe individual Americans viii take adj
vantage of the plan dishonesty proposed
by the Democratic convention whereby
even existing contracts calling for pay
ment OF gold Will not be valid when free
coinage has carried. Ii is, however GER
tain that railroads owing large amounts
OF gold debts would with a premium on
gold. be unable 70 meet interest obliga-
tons. temporarily, at any rate. and would
be forced 70 pay some of the debt in cur
reacy or become bankrupt. Fear of such
contingency renders II very difficult 10
sell any bat the highest class Of American
railway bonds at the present time. Still.
II is hoped the Eastern electors appreci-
ate the danger ahead and win support
candidates pledged to maintaining the gold
standard otherwise we are likely 10 wit
ness crisis of unequaled severity. On
the stock exchange Americans opened
weak, owing TO strong dlsapproval of
Bryan's speech"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-14

xr. ard Mrs. Bryan ara Arthur sewaH
resolved vzsisors this morning In the front
drawing room OF William r. 81 Jonas
residence. Large numbers called 20 extend
greetings Mr.. Bryan lcokei well AFTER
TIE fatsgufng work Of -; night. ard SAID
be felt better than yesterday. Mrs. Bryan
received In a plain gown Of dark male
RAJ sac wore no Ornamental Among
those sho called were Senator Tilirnan.
George Fred Williams. Senator Blackburn
and Gen- Mcmillan
AT II O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs.. Bryan drove
70 the Windsor hofei- A vast crowd on
FIFTH avenue. In front OF the hotel. await
81 Bryan's coming. TIE Tarty avoide1
them and went 10 the Forfy-seventh street
entrance. Taen IL was said thai Mr.. and
Mira Bryan would receive In the main
parforg. and the crowd pushed toward the
front door. The police finally succeeded
IN forming a line. and the people were
slowly admitted. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan and
Mr. Sewsii stood IL the parior. the lady
between the two nsn. 81. John announced
thar Bryan would nor talk or shake hands.
ard that his arm was weary. Bryan
chose 10 disregard this order. The entire
party gave each visitor a cordial grasp OF
the hand. It was estimated that 1000 peo-
pie shook Bryan's hand within an hour
ard half. Al the conclusion or the re-
c@ption Mr ard Mrs. Bryan. Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Band. Mr. SewsII and Mr.. s.. John ate
lunch. The members Of the national COM
rn!ttee and the committee of notification
met Mr. and Mrs Bryan AMI Mr.. Sewal
formally.
At O'Clock this afternoon Mrs. Bryan,
Mrs. Bland and Mrs. Stone received tho
women OF New York In the Windsor hotel
parIore
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-14
spain satisfied with Cleveland.

Madrid, Aug 13.-With reference to the
prolonged interview at San Sebastian be-
tween the Duke OF Tetuan. the Spanish
minister of foteign affairs, and Hannis
Taylor. the United States minister to
Spain. which has given rise to so much
comment in the press. the Nacional senior
Canoyas' organ. states that the interview
probably related TO the memorandum adj
dressed by the government 10 the powers.
but. no matter what its object was. one
thing is certain, that the interview was
most cordial and in thorough accord with
the friendly relations existing between
the two governments Is beyond doubt. The
article adds that the object Of the men,
orandum was to place the true condition
of the affairs of Cuba before the other
powers, In view of the dispatch or ad-
dItionaI troops. and Ii does ample justice
to the incontestfble rectitude of Presi-
dent Cleveland and of Mr.. Oiney. Nstur-
ally the Spanish government did not omit
TO refer TO the circumstances as to the
help and sympathy vouchsafed TO the reb-
els by American citizens. However. the
last proclamation OF President Cleveland.
condemnIng and reproving the violation
OF the neutrality of the country is hoped
TO have the desired effect. Senior Canoyas.
when seen. confirmed the statements con-
corning the interview between Mr.. Taylor
and the Duke of Tetuan.