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The evening times., 1897-11-23

Our Inuchrespected friend the Kaiser
once more seems bent upon being consid
cred not ouly the war lord- of Germany,
but of crea ton generally. A report comes
from Northern Europe TO the effect that
he f. taking an excessive interest in the
differences between Sweden and Norway.
which have been growing more and more
acute for number Of years. Readers
will remember that the bond between the
two countries is p very slight one, con-
sisting merely of a single monarch who
Ttigns over 10th. For a long time there
has been strong republican and sepa-
ratist party in Norway, demanding many
things to begin with; among others. a
distinct and separate diplomatic and con
sular service. A prominent Swedish pol
ttician Is quoted in the New York Herali
a. stating that Emperor Wilhelm has said.
"lf the Nurwegians seek To accomplish
their ends will crush Norway as i have
already crnrhed Greece" Now let us
wait and rec whether or not he will also
crush Russia; because il locks very much
a. II Re would get chance " take a try
IT The Chinese government has asked
the Gear for aid In inducing Germany to
The evening times., 1897-11-23
THE LovE.lSe cou nr-MARrIA
Damaging Ev,den,e Anout HIS Trea'
mcnt of Private Hammond.

Chicago, Nov. 23.-The court-martial or
Capt Lowering for the treatment OF Private
Hammond at Fort Sheridan is going on.
He is Charged with couduct preiudicial 20
good order and military discipline in caus-
ing Hammond to be dragged by the heels
through the barracks when the private
refused to 60 before a military curt.
Private Hammond, without an orercoat
was brought tC the officers clubhouse ut
10 a. IN. and stood on the porch fur half
ali hour in a snowstOrm with five or six
bayonets pointed at him.
1t was found finally that he was not
needed and the guard returned Tim TO
prison. Attorneys Frank +. Blair and
Murray Nelson represented Capt. Lover
ing.
Lieut. Bernard. the officer Of TIL" day, OIL
the occasion OF Hammonds punishment,
told OF he eventsl leadin & up > otheGraeging.
Sergu Braiuerd testified that he saw Capt.
Loyering kick the private and 1ab him with
his sword while he was being dragged To
the summary court. "Hainmond was cry
ing said the sergeant, when the rope
was united ard taken from his feet"
The evening times., 1897-11-23
roU &c IADY.s MARROW ESCAPE
Her Life HANS N the Balance 10
IMys From Being HypnOtizeti.

Wilmington, DEL, Nov 23.-Miss Helen
Baldwin, WHO attends schoolin Wilmington,
but lives in delaware county, Pa, IS still
confined to her room at No. @3l West Ninth
street, as the result Of being hypnotized
by Clyde Thomas, of this city.
On Friday night party was given at
the home OF Owen W. Everett. Young
Thomas hypnotized several people and
then selected Miss Bald win for his next
experiment. She objected at first, but
finally agreed, and was put under the
influence. Thomas tried to revive her, 3ut
sire became hysterical and went back into
au. unconscious state.
A physician found her pulse az 80 and
could do nothing for her. People feared
the young wuIuan would die. All this time
Miss Baldwin declares she was conscious
of what was going on, but was Unable to
help herself.
Finally John B. Martin and Samuel
A. Booth, who enjoy local reputation
as hypn,aists, made numerous passes ever
the young woman, and, after an tour s
work, succeeded in reviving her.
The evening times., 1897-11-23
NEW YOkK CENTRAL WRECK.
Official Inquiry as 10 the Cause Il
the Disaster.

Albany. n Y, Nov 23.-An inquiry TO
determine TT, cause OF the recent ac'i
dent below Garrison's. en- the New fOIk
Central and Hudson River Raiiroad, Ia
whi, h nineteen lives Wore lost. vas com
menced Yesterday by the State railroad
commission.
The only new Developments was me 'i-
ficiai stitement-' under cath, OF d'hh NJ
Touce;, general manager OF tfeToad, thit
the accinent was caused by the deraiiment
of the engine and not b. iandsliGe, ana
he sworn O opiniun of Cha rles d " ali Schaick.
the inspector of motive rover. II al N eN-
animation of the engine a fter the wreck
failed to disclose any broken .aris that
would have caused its dsrailn'ent
The commission took the testimony of
seven witnesses, all employees OF tie read
The ,onr1ission then adjourned the IN
yestigation until December g. Then the
engineers and experts will lie called, and
their Testimony is depended VI on by the
Du,riission to throw the greatest light
upon the cause Of the accident.
Micbac! Clare, who a one time was fore
man of tie sect on on which tie accident
occurred, and who claims that he had
called tn. attention OF his superinrs to
its dangerous condition. will be sub
penaed. While the commissioners do not
express any opinion rogar'iing the cause
of the wreck, their line of Questioning
today indicated their present belief that
there was washout.
The evening times., 1897-11-23
The Clerks Intuition.
tFrom the Implement Age.

A good American. hotel clerk is expectGi
to know everything. lie must be able 81
read the inn"rmost thoughts of every CUES;
t;,at cor,as To his huLse. lie must be readJ
to answer every Question that is asked,
whether concerning trades, pedesirfanisI.,.
p,,litics, law, science, geography, astrDn"-
IL or Theology. Houston, Texas, Is said 10
have ont of the brightest hotel clerks In
the world. Heis always arfable, ready with
every Kind OF Information, and never has
to be asked twice for anything. Two
"drummers'' were sitting iii the lobby VI
this hotel a few weeks ago, and one %
them wastelling the other about the clerk
readiness. Tibet youthe drinks, he said,
that f you open that new spaper you hav.
In your hand, select the first phrase that
meets you, eye, aiidthen walk over to uhe
clerk and say il over to him. he will re
spond in some way without moment $
hesitation" The drummer" opened the
paper, by chance at a political article. ami
the first words he saw were, The greatest
good to the greatest number" He walked
over to the clerk s desk, leaned his elbow
upon IL and said seriously: 1.-The greatest
good 70 the greatest number The clerk
smiled pleasantly and touched bell. and
said to the bell boy. Take bottle or
whisx up Z" p'om 2u0.'
The evening times., 1897-11-23
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
RAiLROADS.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS
30 "A. M..week days-PITTSBURG EX-
rhEss -Parior and Dining Cars. Harris
1860 A. NJ. PEaNS SYLvANIA LIMITED
ofullman Sleeping. Dining, g moking, and
Observation Cars, Harrisburg to Chicago.
land and Toledo. Buffet Paslor Car to
lo5o 4. .fAsT LlxE-pullman buffet
rarior Car to Harrisburg Buffet Parlor
40 r. .'cHrs II. ciIistGGo e 'asSH' AM ST. Louis
express Sleeping Car Washington u st
nsburg to St. Louis. Nashville tvia Gin
tinratil and Chicago.
f.io +. NJ. WEsTEit\ EXPRESS Pull
and Harrisburg to Cleveland Dining Car
70 Chicago;
-Pulinan Sleeping Cars Washing ton to
PittsSyrg and harrisburg to st. Louis
and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
1O.4O r. NJ. PACiFIC EXPREss-Pull
man Sleeping Car to Pittsburg.
30 a. III. for Kane, Canandaigua, Roches-
ter and Niagara Falls, daily, except Sun
10-5G a. m. for Elmira and Remove daily.
except Sunday. For Whliainsport daily.
7.IO p. III. for wnIiamsport. Rochester,
Erie, Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily,
Washington TO buffalo.
10 40 p, m for Erie. GaDandaigua, Roches-
Pullman Sleeping Car Washington to
Rochester Saturdays only.
For .i.luei. .su4p, NV York and the
East.
400 p. m. "CoNGkESsIoNAL LIN
IIED, uaily, all Parior Cars, with DIM
ing Car from Baltiniore. Regular at ZOO
,n Car, and Hoo Dining Car f,S f59m ;. WI, =,
lU:Oo and 1885 p. III. On Sunday, 700
Dining Carr 500. 300. 1l;90 !Di, Ing
PnlIadsIpnIa only, Fast Exprens, 100 "A.
M. week k-asys. Express. la:l 3 p. IA. week
days 2;oi ,,n,,9 and q S:4o NJ daily n Eqr
days, and 40 p: n daily. s.oo
si5 sSH ipoa fs4s 1cS9 lssS 2nS aSl ii94 sss a. $40
$50. 7:io, i6:60. 1870, lib, and
li,3o p; a. M On sunday, .l I 10 sY9'
lI5, 2.Ol, 3.l5, 3,4p, "a. 100 Linitedl.
40. 90. 615, $50, 7.1O. 1000,
lU.io, and l.3o p. IN
4-56 y. m. daily, except SUNDAY.
For Annapolis, 100, 800 a. NJ, 40
and 4:36 p; IN. daily, except Sunday
Atlantic .oast LiEe-EXpress Tor Florida
snd pDiEts on Atlantic Coast Line, 4.3o
q. m, BAG p. III. daily, Ricbnond only,
via Richmond and SeabCard AIR Line
4.4u p. IN. daily. Accommodation 70.
luantico, Z As u. IN. daily, and 40 p
Ill. weekdays
Se.ls.ore Connections.
For Atlantic City tvia Della ware River
Bridge, anrah routeJ, BIB y. IN. daily,
via Market street wharf. 1000 and ll.uO
a. n., I2:45 p. L.. week days. and IL 80
p. III. daily.
For Cape May. LOO a. m. week Gays.
11:3o p. H. daily
Ticket offices, cUr.,.r Fifteenth and q
streets. and at the station, Sixth ana b
streets, where orders C,in be lett Tor the
Checking oil baggage 10 destiua tion from
hotels and residences
J.b.hUIChINS teneralMauacer-
J.R- WOOD. General PASSENGER Agent
The evening times., 1897-11-23
Nansen in New York.
Tram Golfers Weekly.l

Fridt jof Nansen. Esqtuimau), declares
that he will not -eturn to the ice foes
S6 degr ees 4 minutes north. The " alrus,
the white bear, the gaunt bergs no longer
attract. Adventures in the Arctic Circle
have pa!led upon him. l don't wonder
at 1t. What are the dangers Of freenlan':
in comparison TO the streets Of New York.
It is here of allplaces that daredevil such
as he can get his full OF hairbreadth es-
capes. The Klondike trail is nothing to
it. Existence in Paris during the siege
was pleasant and uneventful beside what i;
is in this city. You take your life in your
hands every time you attempt to cross
Broadway. Lisbon after the earthquake
must have been an earthly paradise in com
parison TO Murray Hill. Central Park
could not be more securely barricaded were
the commissioners momentariiy awaiting
the unite. forces OF Spain. In Madison
Square Won need police protection and stilts.
In the ipper reaches Of Fifth avenue only
Andree could get about There is cause
for all things, and there is one for this
A ga!nst reform. reaction was inevitable.
We wanted a wide ,opep town, and by the
Lord Harry we have got It. There Is
barely a thoroughfare that is not gully,
hardly d side street that Is not y ditch.
don't wonder Manson loves II. 1t is new
to him. :,
The evening times., 1897-11-23
Baldmore&0hjo

Schedule in effect Nov "A. 1857
Leave Washington from station corner
CT New Jersey avenue and street
For Chicago and Northwest Vestibuled
For CINCINNATI, st. Louis and Indianapo-
issa iis ESP6eps !. 9e p M. rS eSpress Re s5 p In
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. express
daily l1.O5 a. IN: and $50 p; IN
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit. 1loo
winchester and way stations, ts, t11.25
a. M, t3.40 anu $3.50 p. m
Chattanooga, Knox vile, Bristol ana Eoa-
noEc. 1915 p. IA. asily; sleepinGs cars
through.
For Baltimore, week days, o, $50.
x1.U5, XT.lO, xT-30, ks, $50. xs."o
,y-s' ;;,s "a 90 90; sts.g sso x4so. .- 4.s5. x5.o5,
X5.IO, X5 30. N6-2O- $40. xs-UO, slo,
$50 lib; >l15S 81 ?: 10, 10 az sn9 30, SSl sso.
Xs. 90 a. IN. xI2.1O, xl :l5. 20. xs.o0.
$50, 4S5, xo.O5, x5.lU, $50, Ns-uO.
Xs.2u, lilo. NiI-,o p az, Ni-.pI ny IL; 10
For annapolis, 10 and !, ~ a. M 4-39
and g. 80 d. III. Sundays, $50 u M, 40
For % Frederick, week days. S. 11.oo. LIS
a. M, 3.4o. 4.iu. o-ov, p H. sundays
For uaeerstJwn, II / 90 a. m and $3.50
tor BOYD and way points, week days.
s.uV a. m, 4.3O, $50, 7.O5 p. M. sun
Says. 8 90 a. m. 1.l5, 1.O5 p. III.
fur oaItncrsburg and way points, week
days, S, 8. a. M. 1880. 3.lo, 433'
80 7.uo, 1.i3. y. M sunuaSa, II
NJ. .i5, ABB, 7.05, 1910 p. H.
FOR " asnIn guJn } Junction ana way FONTS,
4 a. M, 4.3O, $50 p. III week days
a. M, 1 10 p m Sundays
HoyaL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
All trains illuminate ed with Pintsch light;
Enr PnIIadeipIIIa, New York, Lostoh anu
,h, Fast. week days, 100, ., 10 a. IA,
i@.o6 Ills all Dining Carsl 3. to.oo DID
tuE ,arj, (Iz.UI u.-ue. sics piiiS Iai opeh
an q O'Clock. Sundays I.oo, u: ul-
H.Io Dining carr, 3, tb.ob Dining Carr.
tc,,I Iusuu, sleepinS Gar open 4 - . cIoSn-
A,ililitnai trains tor fniiadeiphia, week
DAYS, daily, p. III.
pa rIur Cars ON all ia trans.
For Atlantic City, 10 a. tn., l2oo noon.
and rs and 5 p. week uays. a. Ia.
Sundays ,o.
tExcent Sunday. xExpress trains
harpaEe Ca lieu lor anu checked from no
,.Is nd residences by Union transfer &C.
an or,iprs left at ticket offices, 6lS rem
svIy,nla avenue northwest, New 1ofh
.y.,nue and tuteenun street. anu at nepot.
WAN. GREENE, d. b. MARTIN,
cen. Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic
The evening times., 1897-11-23
HANNA WAS LIBERAL.
Gave $4,000 tn the Ohio Republican
Campaign.

Columbus, Nov. 23.-Tha statement Of
expenditures in the late state campaign
made by the Republican State cornrlittee
to the secretary Of state shows that the
receipts of the committee were S53,sl4.4O
or this $4,000 was contributed by
Senator Hanna: State and Fedora
officeho,ders gave sos 40, and $50, ,OG0
was borrowed by the committee and Its
notes for the amount are still out.
Senator Hanna's recent trip to New
York is understood To have been Chiefly
for the purpose of soliciting funds with
which tn pay 'he deficiency
The contribution of $4,000 ny Senator
Hanna is the largest amount ever given
by an Individual to Il uanIFaisn in this
State. Fcsides this. 1t 1s well Known
that a large Part OF the money which
he put into the campaign did not su
through the hands of the comrnittee.
The evening times., 1897-11-23
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1897
Notes of the Day,

Why would ii not be a good idea fJr
President Mckinley TO invite the Competi-
tor prisoners over to Washington and give
them Thanksgiving dinner at the White.
House: Then he could hear something
about the methods and practices Of the
SPARTA rds from people who nave mad per
sonal experience. These five gaunt, Grip.
pied aud health ruined victims If Spanish
h:IriIa sity are living witnesses to the
hcautieS OF the Spanish alliance, and to
thu infsn,y OF a nation whose Governments
allows its citizens to he dunGeoned and
tortured as these men We're, without any
atteiIpi to release them for eighteen months
Of horror. Ii the Competitor had been !
been Il British instead Of an American Cor
respo..de IL would have been very differ
ent. These men would have had Il tria lun,ier
treaty provisions. ana il would ha Ee been
held At once. A country like Great Britain
would have demanded their instant ac
guittai. as they were not taken with arms
fl their han ds and were engaged in legiti
mate trading with the Island of Cuba
where IL IS denied both by the Administra-
ton at Washington and the cabinet At
Madrid. that any state of war exists
There would have been squadron on hand
10 see prompt justice done. With us il is
different. UuI efforts are not for our owl,
people. but in favor and aid of the most
hcllisn tyranny that ever cursed the earth.
The evening times., 1897-11-23
JUST FOR FUN.

PA. what IL tie difference between Il
viulihist aad a fiddler'''
Ia Anywhere from one to five thousand
a year Bos,on Transcript.
NY wife has a mania for bargains"
..Yes?''
But when she asks me for dollar 81 3,
won't take 80 cents."-Chicago Record.
Timmins Every once in while l find
myself repeating some one Of my Jokes.
Simmons That squeer. l never hear any
one else repeating them.-India ma polls Jour
nal.
perkins takes a deep interest in politics
doesn't he:'' Il should say 50. Why, he
didn't krow there was a cha inless wheel
ON the market until after the election
Puck.
lis II tru. that Rakeup has been in search
of buried treasurer II guess it is He
said something to me about diving into his
wife'spock ct for cash. Philadelphia North
American.
why d. you say that the more man
knows the worse off he is?' Because.
when doI. know how much 1 owe al
ways haze plenty of money u spend. =
Chicago Record.
Il hope they don't give my little boy any
naughty nickGames in schoOl?' Yes, ma:
they call me 'Corns." How dreadful!
And why do they call You that" Cause
I'm always at the foot OF the clas s.'-Clevc-
land PlaiI. Dealer.
First Tramp You are the worst ever
sec. You won't believe u thing unless You
see it.
Second Tramp oh, Yes, will. know
I lave a terrible thirst, but l can't See II.
Yonfers Statesman.
'.we had to let our glass eater 60"
"What was the matter?'
..Sumebody got hin to sign the pledge.
and he got so stuck up he wouldn't eat
anything but mineral water bottles. De
troit Free Press.
Sm,th--I don't like to make any com
plaint to q neighbor, Mr.. Jones. but your
dog kert up a terrible barking about all
night.
Jones' Oh, that's all right: he's used t.
it; won't hurt him bit. Kind Of you to
mention il, however Boston Transcript
Is Mr. Broke suffering from rheumatism
in his legs?''
Il guess not. Why do you askr''
because ! saw him sitting In base
mcut tailor shop with blanket over mis-
lap
THAT'S easily explained. lie was wait
ing while his trousers were being pressed. =
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mrs. Trenholm George, VIC must sent
Grace Wilbur n nice wedding present, and
It's tjme to be picking 1t out, She's to
he married next Wednesday, you know.
Mr.. Trenholm right Have you any
thing in mind?
Mrs. Trenholm No. except that I want
II to he SC mething that she can ma Ike use ol
after the divorce. Cleveland Leader.
II see,'- said Mrs. Northstde. 'that the
governor of Fennsylvania has been on tho
Chick a,nauga battlefield and Methodist
Range"
Methodist Ranger" repeated Miss Man
chester. Don't you mean Missionary
RidGe -
well. knew it was something abou,
church affairs."-Pittsburg ChrOnicle-Tel
HaDh
The evening times., 1897-11-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

.scnedule in effect November Il, ISeIJ
All trains arrive ana 'eaNe
III a. m.-Daiiy, local for Danvile,
Charl,tte and way stations, conueCts d.
Manassas for strasburS, haiovouS HunGov and "n at
vnchnIrr with tue Norfolk ana Western'
dsiiy. and with the Chesapeake ana Ohlo'
daily, for the Natural Bridge ana LeNins-
'oI a,m.-Daily,t the UNITED STATES
FAST MA IL, carries pullman buii es
2',iI,,on Sleeper for Asheville and Hot
snrinrs. " c.; Knoxville and Shat,
tanooga, Tenn; 5r aaa aurmsta. a, Pullman Buffet
Sieeper' New YORK toNew Orleans, connect
ing nj Atlanta for Birliin gnam anu Aem. lem
rhis. Solid train, wa maSsimseh Sn',set peSsonaliy
conduct ed tourist excursio u thr9usn siesEer
M, this train every Wednesday To san
Er,ncisco without change.
a.ni ~ m.-Local for Front Royal, stras-
hnrs ana iiarrisonburg. daily, except Sun
day' m-Datly, local for Charlottes-
Vn,e. "A m.-Daily, WASHINGTON AND
SOUTHWESTERN, VESTlBULED, LIN,
sleeners' dining cars and day coaches
Tenn. Via GsEeville, Knoxville, and Chat
LITE En,umbia, Savannah, and Jacksonville
Uniting at Danville with Pullman Sleeper
frnIn Richmond to Augusta, via CoIumba.
With connection for Aiken, s. C.: New
YorE to Memphis. via Birmingham: New
York to New Orleans, via Atlanta AMI
MonlcoIiery. vestibuled day coach Wash
inrIon TO Atlanta: Southern railway dining
car. Greensboro to Montgomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington s:Ol III.
daiiy and 4:45 p. m. daily, Except SUNDAY.
and 6:25 D. m. sunday only for Round Hill;
432 p. m. daily, except SUNDAY r1r Lees
RetIrning,. arrive at Washingt3n s;2S GA a
n and 800 d. M. daily, from Round Hill.
ann .O6 a. nj daily, except Sunday, from
HerudOn, and s:34 a. m. daily, except Sun
fhrongh trains from the South arrive at
| Washington 6: AZ a; M, ~ p n. and
m. and 9:26 p m; daily. except SUNDAY.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation, and In
formation furnished at offices, 700 l5In
IT. NV. Oil Pennsylvania avenue. and at
Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Station
". II. GREEN, Gen. supt.
i. N, CUIP, Traffic Manager.
". A. TU Rk, Gen. Pass. Agent:
X. IS. BisOWN. Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept.
The evening times., 1897-11-23

the new arbilIation treaty mas caused the
Administrator good deal OF annoyance.
since 1t was intended to make 1t appeal
that the matter was yet III its preliminary
STAGE. II would faNe been thus treated,
until some convenient tine. after the
British political and financial lobby had
prera ared the way, and then it would ':ase
in quick order. The Administration de-
clares that tie treaty is far from COM
pietion, which may be true in n technical |
sense. out I, also is the tfat IN every es-
sential particular it fas hecn agreed upon
between the two cabinets for many weeks.
The evening times., 1897-11-23

Ii is unpleasant to observe the accumu
lating evidence that it Is the intention OF
the Administration, il it can, to cOntInu.
the suppression OF the Pccse Of Represent
atiyes, and Incidentally of course, to en-
courage .he aerant violation of the Con
stitution, which marked " ith disgrace the
extra session. Leaders OF the Republican
marty, and tine e..attorneys for various best
business interests who are beginning to
arrive in town, speak with considcra ble
confidence of the power of Autocrat Reed
and his Committee on Rules, to pass any
thing or block anything as The powers that
he may trade with th, Spea ker, and they
aud ae decide. Thus, it is expected that
something like the Gage currency re-
form" plan may be iammed though" tn.
House. the theory Of the gold lobbyists being
that once through that body, there would
lie a fighting chance To win over enough
upposi;iou votes in the Senate to pass IL
there. They manag ged to do that In the
case of the trust and monopoly tariff.
Why not In the present case, and 10y the
Use OF like arguments, of which. we are IN
formed. the persons liz charge Of tie cam
paign will have almost unlimited coi:i'nahd
The evening times., 1897-11-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRlCT OF @e 9th day Of
November lsS7. Nettfe beach. plaintiff,
vs. Howard U. Beach, No. 1S454, Equity
Docket AZ.
ON motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. Will
Z. Douglas, her solicitor, 1t is ordered
that the defendant, Howard o. Beach,
cause his appearance to be entered Lerein
ON ur before the first rule-day occurring
fort s. days after this day. otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in case
Of default.
The object OF. this suit is to secure a
divorce "a vinculC.
And 1t is further ordered that copy
of this order be published Gnce week
Times for three successive weeks.
By the court: W. s. COX,
Justice, &c.
True copy. Test:
j. X. YOUNu, Clerk, &c.
By NJ. A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk.
nn33 3n de7
The evening times., 1897-11-23

After all 1t ma = appear that the Behring
Sea conference In Washington has accom-
piished something. 1t has developed that
the Canadian representatives Insisted that
If Canada consented to give up peiaeH
sealing for q year, this country must un'
der,ake To Suspend sealing operations On
and in the Immediate waters OF the Priby
loft Islands 1t is "A big concession for us
To maze. but as the whole arrangement
would tend to prese rving the herd, the OBJ
iect IN view is worth il. OF course the
matter is not yet settled, but 1t ought
to lie as soon as possible.
The evening times., 1897-11-23

WeyleT and the political elements usin.;
him as stalking horse. are pla wing hob
with things in Spain. The people of BARGE
Iona where Weyler was formerly captain
general are making preparations to give
him a triunpl;L reception. Some Of his
froir the plac. AS the authorities are likely
to hold hi,n responsible for any disturb
apce that may take place The Carlists
are making a pet Of the Hyena much to
the annoyance Of Sagasta, who also is
sorely troubled by the protests of boards
Of trade and all sorts Of manufacturing
and commercial interests against the GUS
toms reform scheme included in the Cuban
autoEony hypocrisy. Since the govern
ment feels compelled to put on face of
earnest purpose in such respects. IT is
compelled t. antagonize these Numerous
beneficiaries OF Spanish monopoly OF
trade with Cubs, and does not dare tell
them that it is all humbug and only pro
mugated to help the American Admins
tratiun in its effort to prevent the indie.
pendence of Cuba. Surely Sagasta has
his hands full, and II cannot be very COM
Portable for him 10 be told by the London
STANDARD, that a person like Weyler
who can exact homage from such di-
verse elements as the Carlists, the Repub-
hcans and the workingmen's societies, is
dangerously liable to become a popular
hero and possibly wreck the dynasty.
While these things are happening in
SPAN. the armies Of the Cuban republic
are active, aud another considerable vic
from Santiago de Cuba.