The sun., 1897-12-03

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beng mayor whatever that He is nice man at that
JNcAANTY enough the French Court of Appeals has decided
that woman lawyer be admitted to practice at the bar
Notwithstanding the fact that the applicant was learned in the law
HIGHLY accomplished otherwise and had passed excellent exam
nation The inference from this decree that chVary simply
spells prejudice in France
GOMEZ at the age TO- actively leading vigorous and es
be revolution Cuban independence presents of the ctu
esoue and heroic figures of the One survey the whole
field of human endeavo without finding another who in his
anecedents personality and chosen avocaon combines
the dramatic qualities of chvaly and cenered in
the great commander of Cubas patriot He indeed Of
the worlds Grand Old Men.
THE Building Inspector wise censrabe for the death of
7. T. Smith, who was killed by the falling of portion of the
Armour buding|upon him last Saturday. while engaged
iy out the burned portion, preparatory rebuilding it. The
building should have been udepnned before the work started
upon-The Daily Republican, Not The Building Inspector
who permitted the erection of that death trap should be punished
Manslaughe is the word that best describes the oense this
case That stood for years the crmi-
nal incompetency of some one.
THE waning prestige of marriage in this country evil which
has long occupied the serious attention of all thoughtful observers
We are all ready welcome benefacor any will
remedy this evil and s accordingly pleasure to point
the Courts of South Dakota have up partial remedy law
In South Dakota elsewhere why namony
popular than should be from the opposition of the enraqed
father When tsopposo takes the shape of physical violence
or the aspiring stor to withdraw and soace
in anca and cebacy But in South Dakota young man whose
matrimonial aspirations had been thus hwaed has succeeded in
recovering damages for injuries received hands land
feet Of his sweethears oecng parent This legal precedent
thus laid down should be full of encouragement the woudbe
Benedict South Dakota (which has done much make ,1ari-
popular by making easier escape trouble has
rendered further service by applying the curb of legal damages
the unreasonable and frequently painful form of opposition illus
trated by the cu1ent.tather-1l-law joke.
TIE message President Mckinney will be devoted practically
to the subjects Of foreign relations and the currency robe
i will be uni qc in respect in at it 49ocs great bu
of subjects usually constituting the departmental portions of pre-
dental annual messages There scarcely reference to the an
reports Of the Cabinet the Presidents purpose being to cali
attention only lie important affairs of the government
For this the postal savings project Of the Postmaster. cneral
is discussed il The message. While III. details Of the currency
plank definitely KNOWN it can be autoravely stated that
it in the main Incorporation Of the views submitted by Secrc-
tary Gage, though toda the President leaves himself freedom
of action by taking any position with reference to several
features of e Scretrs pan while endorsing It's main object
strong presentation Of Tie Hawaiian question made Congress
is urgd to take immediate action by ratification Of treaty Of
cNat0n This part Of the message strongly dccy the uect,
siy for making te island part Of the domains OF the United States
and reviews advantages that would the couury by
possession As Cuba, the message calls to the recent
trend Of affairs tie island refers Tie scheme Of a ooy inst
offered by Spain, and after rcciirg other Developments in the -
aion reace the virtual conclusion that existing circumstance
do interference in the affairs of tie island Consider
abe attention given to the question Of reciprocity negotiations
with various countries i'll Europe. Special Commissioner Kasson
has been working this subject for tc the message
das with the developments of negotiations already had and
presses the hope Of the administration to satisfactory results
in the future The policy Of the administration this subject
outlined, and citing French camngnes illustration, Il
point made that if special concessions given any foreign pr
ducts the United States must be given equal treatment recpro-
cal The Alaskan problem discussed at some cng
and plea is made for Congressional legislation including
extension of the operation of the Public Land laws and the grant
ing of rights of for roads by which all parts the country may
be made more accessible. The Bulletin.