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GROCERIES.
SPIRITUALISM.

NINE. JOHNSON, TEST AND BUSINESS
medium 14l0 Fifth street
MRS. FRANCIS WINTERS Occulist
| speciality. Mansion House. 9TH, | and ].
MRS. 7. DARRALL, CLAIRVOYANT
and trance medium, 8 to 12, / to 9. III 18TH
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CHEAPEST AND BEST HAY IN THE
city at c. E. ADAMS, 1106 J.
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CITY PROPERTY.

L
81. 600 will buy you comfortable home,
located on Eighteenth street, between L
rooms; do not delay if you want a cheap
buy
MUST BE SOLD
1900 takes q quarter of a block-four
40xl60 foot lots-with a good house of
rooms, good barn and all kinds of
fruit trees; located on northwest corner
of Twenty-fourth and p streets: this
property can be cut up into 40xS0 foot lots
and sold to a good advantage; examine
this property, then come and see us about
the terms.
INVEST
$1,000 in a piece of property that rents
for S13 per month and always rented; ;
house in excellent condition; street work
all done; there is only few such places
that gay this interest
BUILDING SITE
Scx100 feet on the southwest corner of
Tenth and E streets. on which you can
build four houses that will pay hand
some revenue on the investment; we
have been authorized to offer this at
an extraordinary low price for the next
few days.
VACANT LOTS
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
streets.
S75O-4Ox15O foot lot on Nineteenth street.
between Q and r streets; cement walk
seoo-40x1eo foot lot on street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets
n DdTSdln III illdl ouAIOU IOOl lOl uOW Dt-
ing filled. located on p street. between
Twenty-first and Twenty-secon0 streets,
If called for soon.
SS50-Lot 40x160 feet on G. street, between
Thirtieth and Thirty-first: nice homes
adjoining this lot: other lots in this vi
cnity are held and have been sold for
$500 ca ach: look it up yourselves.
Two choice lots left in the block bound
ed by K and L streets. and Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets; only one-quarter
down, balance on easy terms.
MONEY TO LOAN
EDWIN K. ALSIP & CO,
Real Estate and Insurance,
1015 Fourth street, Sacramento.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Masonic Hall Associa ton
OF Sacramento will be held at Masonic
Building, southwest corner Sixth and X
streets, MONDAY EVENING, Decem-
Der 13. 1897, at 7:30 O'Clock
d5-l0t ]. w. ROCK. President
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

- quickly alb
sorbcd. Cleanses
the Nasal Pas
sages, A ii n y $
Pain and Inham-
nation. lie a ! $
and Protects the
Membrane from
cold. Restores
the Senses OF
Taste and smell.
Gives relief AT
once and IL Will
.x.xa
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PAWNBROKER.

eensed and reliable in the city. Uncle
lke's collateral loan office. Cash furnished
on diamonds. watches and jewelry. 2Sl X
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SUNSET TRANSFER co.

removed 10 C26 l.. Furniture and Pianos
carefully removed, packed and shipped,
Sunset phone oS4 red. T. Daniels
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THOSE MAGAZINES. THAT MUSIC
gather it up and have it bound at Z. W
Breuning's. 319 street. Sacramento
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY

COUNTRY PROPERTY.
81 ,S00-22 acres located 212 miles from Ben
Lomond (the summer resort Of Santa
Cruz County,, II acres cleared and un-
der cultivation; is acres tilEable, acres
in timber. acres in bearing orchard,
4 acres in grain, fenced in two fields !;
house of four rooms, barn and outbuild-
ings; good spring and running water; the
entire acreage can be irrigated; chick
ems, cart and farming tools included
81, ,600-137 acres: a fine hill ranch located
one mile from Kerbels Ca station on the
Guerneville branch of S. F. and n. F..
Railroad); about 19 acres under cultiva-
ton, principally prune orchard, years
old; some grain land; balance Of land
timbered: house of rooms; good barn !;
chicken house and other buildings: l
horse. cows, pigs. dozen chickens,
some hay and farming tools go with
this property. These two properties are
both bargains.
FOR RENTING grain ranches, one
dairy ranch, near the city, fruit and
chicken ranches.
Further particulars call on
EDWIN X. ALSIP & CO.,
1915 Fourth street, Sacramento.
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CHICKEN SPANISH JUST

II. WACHHORST, ,aTsld2 LEAlP1NG g
Sacramento, 315 street North side be-
tween Third and Fourth streets. Sign
of the town clock
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MUSIC AND ART.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.

DIR. ID. F. FOX-Office and Hospital. Ills
10th. Residence SIS 1lth. Cap. phone. 30i
DIR. c. l.. MCGOWAN, VETERINARY
Surgeon and Dentist. Lockhart Stables.
1915 1lth st. Cap. 5sl; Sunset, blk s9i.
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CATARRH

a particle Is applied directly Into the nos
trils is agreeable. 80 cents at Druggists or By
mall. sam pies Ioc by mail. ELY BRoTHERA
= Warren street. New York.
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HOUSES FOR RENT
l16l o. rooms, stable; SO so.
10S Fifteenth-6 rooms; SIC.
1913 O-6 rooms, shed. S17.
25l1 P-5 rooms, stable: ST.
15l1 Thirteenth--4 rooms, part furnished; ;
SIS.
Four housekeeping rooms for man and
wife: no children. choice location
HAWLEY. zoos Fourth street.
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TO LET OR RENT.

110S FOURTH ST-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms; suites or single; 81 and up.
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TO LET-CHICKEN RANCH, 20 ACRES,
one mile south of Oak Park; rent SlS. In
quire n. j. Toll. zoos Fourth street. di2-3t
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STRENGTH.

HUDYAN cures weak knees.
HUDYAN makes you able to face
the world. HUDYAN cures de-
preston of the spirits. HUDYAN
will change your life of gloom into
one OF great and glorious happi-
ness. HUDYAN is the sole prop
erty of the doctors of the great
medical institute. Ask about it.
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CHICAGO CHIMNEY swEE ssy I.
GLYCEROLE OF TAR.

For Coughs and Colds: contains no opi-
ates For adults and children certain
and speedy cure. HAMMERS DRUG
STORE, Fourth and II.
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TO LET-2s25 o STREET. NICE TWO
story dwelling; good stable; rent only S25.
MILLS-GALNIN co. dl2-tt
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-RARE CHANCE FOR GOOD
investment Choice lot on Sutter Ter
race, 2lst St, S0Xl60; can be profitably di-
Vided into good lots
1922 NJ. cosy home, rooms and lot; sold to
close an estate.
Attractive building site, S0xs0, n. E. cor
18th and y, opposite Capitol Park; street
improvements paid for: make an offer.
Choice corner lot in Oak Grove, near the
Baptist Church.
Orange avenue. Oak Park, lots near cleo
trio cars: buy now at moderate price.
MILLS-GALVIN COMPANY 301 j street
Real Estate and Loans, Insurance, No
taries- Best Bonds, San Francisco Ex-
change, sold.
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The vital force is restored by
"HUDYAN." All the evil effects
of early folly are removed by
HUDfAN. And it does it in a
week quite often. 1t is the great
and only remedy for spermator-
rhoea; 1t is the one thing which
makes man. If you are not a
weakling you may become one.
Then you need HUDYAN.
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RESTAURANT BUSINESS FOR SALE
Good location and good run of business
Address No. 80. this office.
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SAVE

THE MOMENTS THAT ARE
yours. II YOU don't do that you
VIII be IN a very, very bad condi-
ton. Yet that grand remedio-
treatment HUDYAN willcure you.
In a week ii stops all losses. 1t
cures hydrocele. 1t does stop those
packaches. HUDYAN gives you
renewed strength and a new lease
OF hte- Do you forget what a
grand thing is strength?
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FOLSOrI SLAB WOOD.

Only place to get il, Studarus & Gruhler.
Fifteenth and X, 4-foot and stove lengths
az So 90 and 81 a cord; live and white oak.
Phone 667.
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tOR SAIE-ONE MATHCSHEK OR
cheStral Grand Piano: cost $500: must be
sold. See w. II. SHERBURN. 323 X ST.
dl0-lw
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-5.o00 ROOTED zINFANDEI
Hlnes. Apply 10 Peter Wahrhaftig
Orangevale, Sacramento County. d11-St
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NEWSPAPER WAITS.

will be trying the same thing tonight? :?
New York Times
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FAIR OAKS WOOD LIyB
PACIFIC CASH STORE.
PACIFIC GROVE BAKERY.

We make a speciality of strictly home
made goods. Try our domestic bread:
can't be beat. Rice Bros. S23 j.
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FOR SALE - BURCHARD'S HOTEL,
Rocklin; is doing a good business; pro-
prietor retiring on account of i'll health I;
there are 40 rooms, lighted with cleo
tricity: all modern convenences; terms
easy. Address j. p. Burchard, Rocklin,
Cal.
FOR SALE OR TO LEASE FOR A
term of years-A well-improved farm
on the Sacramento River; good alfalfa
beet. corn, potato and bean land. In
qure of A. f. MILLER. 4051a ] street,
Cal.
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Sl5-S02 E, UPPER FLAT, 6 ROOMS AND
bath; hot and cold water; electric lights.
Apply A. MEISTER, 9l4 Ninth
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S06 Z ST-NICELY FURNISHED BACK
parlor, suitable for or 2. Rent Sc.
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Circulars and testimonials are
sent absolutely free to all inquir-
ers. They will show you what has
been done. IF you have specks be-
fore your eyes, if you have blood
taint, If you have kidney, bladder
or liver trouble-state your case
plainly to the great physicians
who do so much good. They will
charge you nothing for advice, but
they will cure you.
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TO LET-So ACRES, MILES NORTH OF
Folsom; house. barn, trees, vines: a small
cash rental 2l1 X.
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MEETING NOTICES.

COLUMBIA CIRCLE. NO. $50, COMPAN-
IONS OF the Forest, will hold their regu-
lar meeting THIS (Monday) EVENING
at o'clock
KATE FUTTERER, C. c.
Emma Lane r l.. n
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COAL DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
-' wood. coal and coke PROMPT
1872 ] street. Telephone 2Ss. Thomas
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GIFTS FOR CATALOGUES. Souven-
- irs, letter heads. newspaper
advertisinb. etc. J. A. MCKEE, 504Is J
street. over L. /. Lewis & Co.'S house
furnishing store
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WANTED.

WANTED-TEN LADIES TO CANVASS
Tor a line of goods on salary Apply
Room 30, Golden Eagle Hotel, between
and 10 o'clock dI3-3t%
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FOR SALE-5.00O FEET OF 2 AND g.
ramento Pipe Works S15 Second street.
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$50 9TH ST-FIVE UNFURNISHED
rooms suitable for housekeeping.
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NO ONE CAN

RPEAD FRESH MORNINGS AND
DNLHD, afternoons; also hot rolls,
biscuits, etc. Try our RalSton Gluten
Bread Squash, Custard and Lemon Pies
a speciality. Ann Arbor Bakery. 1912 st.
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LOCO WANTED-MORTGA SECUR-
ity. city realty rented interest 1Olb. paid
monthly Exchange ideas of value with
STROBEL, 81 J 612-3t
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COAL AND WOOD PEP on c

SIS L street. between Fifth and Sixth-AIl
kinds of wood, coal, coke. charcoal and
kindling at the lowest prices; weights ana
measures guaranteed. Cap. telephone No.
53S. JAMES McCAW, Proprietor.
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FOR SALE-THOROUGHBRED 3. PLY
mouth Rock Hens. 81 80; Cockerels and
Pullets, 81 each; Guinea Fowls, 81 80 per
pair. Yard on Twelfth street, near Amer
lean River Bridge. w IL. RASLER.
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rs P ST-2. OR FURNISHED ROOMS
tor housekeeping.
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WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF
optical goods: eyes tested free by a
competent graduated optician. kLUNE
& FLOBERG. dealers in iewelry and
precious stones.
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THE WEEKLY UNION-THE BEST
weekly on the coast.
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TO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
bath, electric lights; cheap. 14ol Fourth.
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WASHINGTON HeSlNG DtAD.
Was Postmaster at Chicago During Cleveland's
Last Term

Chicago, Dec. 1S.-Washington Hesing,
proprietor of the Illinois Stats Zeitung,
one of the leading German papers of the
northwest, and postmaster at Chicago dur
ing the last term of President Cleveland,
died suddenly this afternoon of heart dis
ease at his home in Michigan avenue. Mr.
Hesing had been i'll for several days with
a severe cold and was rapidly recovering,
and his death was heavy shock to his
family and friends.
Washington Hesing was born at Cincin-
natl May IA. 1919. In 1872, he began active
work on the Chicago Staats Zeitung. of
which his father was the proprietor. and
in a few years Ia came managing editor of
the paper. AS public speaker he first
came into prominence during the second
Grant campaign. in which he supported
Grant in vigorous "a niier. Shortly after
1880 he left the RAM of the republican
party and became democrat. In 1883 he
sought the nomination for mayor Of Chi
cage but was defeated tx the cider Carter
Harrison. In 1874 * . as a:s.sp.e.sd post
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OCCASIONS NO ALARM.
American Squadron in Gulf Of Mexico Has Not
Created Bad impression.

Madrid, Dec. 1S.-An official note issued
today says that the dispatch of an Ameri-
can squadron to the Gulf of Mexico has
not made bad impression here, as the
government is aware that in the present
season the Gulf of Mexico is the only sea
where naval manouvres possible, and
that these winter manouvres have not oc-
CURED for two years past on account of
desire to avoid wounding Spanish suscepti-
biities.
The government, the note says, intends
to leave to Marshal Blanco the task of
organizing the first Cuban government. 1t
will hold entirely aloof on all questions
having confidence in the general success
of the reforms adopted for the island.
The reports circulated concerning the
construction of the Spanish warships are
much exaggerated. according to the note.
which asserts that it is the government
intention merely to complete the existing
squadron in accordance with a scheme
prepared some years ago by commission
presided over by the late Senior Canovas
del Castillo. a.
The note concludes with the assurance
that the Carlists have not been contem-
plating disturbances, and that the leaders
of the party preparing to take part in
the approaching legislative elections.
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AFTER the HOLIDAYS
Chairman Hepburn Says the Civil Service Bill
Will Then be Framed.

Washington, Dec 1S.-The republican
members of the house who are framing a
bill to reform the civil service law, have
not yet got together to draft their meas
ure. Chairman Hepburn, of the special
committee, who has got matters in charge,
says he expects the bill to be matured
soon after the holiday recess Closes Thus
far, however, he and his associates on the
special committee have not discussed the
form that the reform measure is to take.
Representative Tawney, who is chairman
of the present law. is making an elaborate
collection of the material calculated to
show defects in the law and it's enforce
ment. He will supplement this with
careful review of the law in the case, the
purpose being to show that the original
law never contemplated the wide applica-
ton which it is given, and that the powers
exercised by the civil service commission
are supported only by usage and not by
law. Mr.. Tawney says the powers exer-
cised by the commission have stood merely
because they were not contested by any
legal process which would secure a strict
adherence to the law.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Rate in New York as Low as in Any European
Cities.

Washington, Dec. 1S.-In speaking of the
money market of New York, Mr. Coffin,
the acting comptroller of the currency,
said today: "If any one doubts the financial
independence of the United States he
should study the quotations showing cur
rent rates and interest on loans in New
York, London and other places. 1t will he
found that the rate for demand loans yes
terday in New York, per cent, was as
low as in any European city, and lower
than London, Berlin, Hamburg and Am
sterdam. In these centers rates ranged
from az to Az per cent. This fully ac-
counts for the non-import of gold by the
United States, although our heavy exports
of cotton, corn and wheat have established
q large balance in our favor.
This is all the more remarkable while
such large amounts of money are needed
for moving our great crops, and there is
1921, 900 900 of money withdrawn from cir
culation because it is locked up in the
treasury balance. This item demonstrates
beyond question that there is no lack of
circulating medium in this country, but
perhaps the most valuable lesson it pre-
sents is that in the international trade bal
ances can be settled without the use of
gold other metallic money, simply
through the extension of credit by adjust
ment of interest rates; provided, always,
that there is no question to a single
standard of values on which these credits
are based"
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EXECUTION OF JOSE RUIZ
General Topic of Conversation at
Havana.
GEN. LEE CALLED ON BLANCO
And Privately Interceded for the Condemned
Man--Letter Dispatched 10 the Camp
But Did Not Avail. -.

Havana, via Key West, Fla, . Dec. 49,
theaters and clubs is the result of the visit
of leutenant-colonel of engineers, Jose
Ruiz, to the headquarters of Insurgent
Brigadier Aranguren. Col. Ruiz, who was
the purpose of inducing him to surrender
and accept autonomy, promising him In re-
turn money and official preferment. Ruiz,
it is understood offered his services to
Marshal Blanco for the purpose of induc-
ing Aranguren to surrender, as the latter
had been formerly employed by Ruiz, when
he was constructing the Vento water
works.
After having written to Aranguren, Ruiz
left Havana for the insurgent camp on
Monday last. While Ruiz was at the camp
the insurgent general, Alexandra Roderi-
guez learned of his presence atnd went to
Arrangements headquarters, where he order
ed Ruiz to be tried by court martial under
the terms of the proclamation issued by
order of Gen. Gomez. Ruiz was defended
in his trial by Aranguren and Rafael de
Cardenas, the former of whom had pledged
his word of honor for Ruiz's safety. 1t
was reported that Gen. Alexandra Rodri-
guez ordered the execution of the prisoner.
The Russian consul who is president of
the Union club and a personal friend of
Ruiz, who is a member of the same club,
visited United States Consul General Lee
and asked him to use his influence to save
the life of Ruiz.
Consul General Lee called privately on
Marshal Blanco and stated to him the OBJ
ject of his visit. The governor general
allowed General Lee to intercede in a
friendly way. Early yesterday Ernest
Tosca an attache of the American con-
sulate, with young Manuel Chacon, carry
ing three days provisions, left for Campo
Florida, province of Havana, bearing a
permit from Marshal Blanco, to seek the
camp of Aranguren with a letter from Con-
sui General Lee. Ruiz was executed there
yesterday and General Gonzales Parade
was assured that he was at liberty
Last night it was asserted that Ruiz
would be released upon the condition that
the insurgent leader, Candida Villaunva,
be exchanged for him, but upon the ar
rival here this evening of Tosea, it became
generally known that Tosca's visit did not
avail to save the life of Ruiz
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search of his sister, but found no trace of
her On his return he asked Leutgert
about Mrs. Luetgert. Luetgert replied
that he did not know where she had gone:
that he was very busy; people could not
understand how much was on his mind.
He added that if he spoke the truth people
would not believe him.
IF you do not report this matter to the
police | will. 1 want it cleared up" said
Bieknese to him.
Luetgert intimated that Bicknese might
do as he pleased and that day the disap-
pearance of the woman was reported to
Capt. Schuletter.
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COMPLIMENTS M'KINLEY
The impartial Calls Him SPANS
Almost Protector.
DOES NOT FEAR CONGRESS
As Long as the President Does Not Depart From
the Correct Altitude Toward Span
ist Rights.

Madrid, Dec. 1S.-The impartial in an arti-
Gle upon the United States congress says:
after the assaults and calumnies against
Spain our excellent almost protector and
friend, Mckinley, as compensation is going
to send squadron to the Gulf of Mexico,
measure never so unnecessary as now,
since Cuba has a captain-general whose
policy is just and humane Spain has just
made great concessions to Cuba. This is
because they are seeking to justify the
policy of the insurgents who base their
hopes on the Intervention of their friends.
The sending of this squadron will revivi-
fly the case and cause a continuation of
the struggle. The intervention of the
United States will be a monstrous act of
cynicism. They who kept silent in the
presence of the German cruisers at Hayti
do not dare to risk the disapprebation of
Europe.
We know the means which will foil the
tricks of the Yankees" continues the I'M
parcial. ''These means are the great wis
dom of Spain. the great loyalty of the
island, the grand activity in our arsenals
and the great patriotism of the country.
We can rely upon the patriotism of SPAIN"
A member of the ministry, in the course
OF an interview today, said: 1.-THE govern
ment has good reasons to believe that the
United States congress will take up no res
olutions disagreeable to Spain, and need
attach no Importance to the speeches and
proposals of lingo congressman.
80 long as President Mckinley and the
government do not depart from the correct
attitude towards our rights. observing the
laws of neutrality, there is no reason to
fear hostile acts demonstrations on the
part of congress. On the contrary, the
government is aware that in official cir
Giles in Washington the news of the pacif1-
cation of the Philippine Islands was well
received and will, it is thought have
favorable effect upon congress. The Amer
lean government is well aware that the sit
uation in Cuba is much improved and can
not therefore change its friendly attitude"
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JEALOUSY THE CAUSE.
Mad Archer's Fiance Talks of the Recent Kill
ing of William ferris.

London, Dec 19.-The Sunday Special
this morning prints an interview with the
fiance of William Arthur Prince, who muir
dered William Terris, the actor, as he was
entering the Adelphi theater Thursday
evening.
The lady attributed the crime to long
standing jealousy of ferris, whom Prince
believed to be responsible for the rebuff his
advances had received from the leading
lady of the Adelphi. Three months ago,
when Prince was employed there as a
super, his advances became so persistent
that the lady complained to the manage
ment of the Adelphi, which decided to dis
charge Prince, but on Terris' appeal the
dismissal was delayed Prince misunder-
stood Terris' action in the matter and re-
solved upon revenge.