The sun., 1897-12-15

MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT, Nc. 1909 East Sixth Street.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE. s. No OIL Walnut Street.
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THE foe of Dngeyism the American manufacturer who
will be forced his mills half time he have
cess to foreign markets
ADv1cEs from Port Prince say that grave trouble brewing
in Haiti There evidently very able brewers among the
Germans who recently arrived there
THE Government Holland will buy bridges in the United
States but the American who underbid all compet
tors need not let that fact dim their satisfaction.
ONE day Spain thinks she is delighted with the Presidents
sage and the day she thinks she isn't The trouble is that
Spain wouldn't know her mind even if she had one
ExAMBAssADoR BAyARD declines to candidate United
States Senator from Delaware He probably has other and
distinctly English engagements. s.-Ma and Express N Y.
In the exuberace Of his gratitude for Mexican hospitality Mr.
Bryan has cristened the city of Monterey e Chicago of Mex
ico' There is ethanded compliment in this for the
other of those cities
Observation-Disclosures is good thing to have around.
Sometimes he is picturesque and sometimes The is useful New
York has one and roce his beauty New Jersey has not and
regrets his usefulness
has been introduced in the Senate which has for its
ect the establishment of Univesy of the United States"
will be generally agreed that have many universities al
ready And, rule tn ose which have the sounding
are of the least importance.
SENIOR CASTELAR, ex-Presdent of the Spanish Republic is dis
gusd with the attitude of the United States the Cuban CUES
ou He asks how would like offers of friendly mediation
Tnd
Indians had for three years been haryng this country from end
end with prospect Of termination of the conflict might
be willing to listen to propositions for friendly mediaton Per-
haps oo Spanish citizens owned large share of the mines
farms and railroads the country mediation might be offered
whether liked it
THE National Conference of the Christian Principles of Civil
Government which held at Philadelphia last week, passed
resolutions condemnng Sunday desecraion the operation of
railways steamboats, electric Sundays the publication of
Sunday newspapers the transportation Of the mails Sundays
the the BICYCLE horse carriage or pleasure Sunday
and Without entering upon the discussion of resolutions
sweeping may be permissible point out that the propret of
the Of railways Sunday interesting study
ustry the point of view Of the rigid Sabbataan Is it
right go church in street Sunday? The motoran
and conductor do their Sunday without regard
whether their passengers riding for pleasure or for duty
THE announcement that than thousand left Dawson
during part of October make their way backward
the mountains might have been expected The
be imminent indeed to make incur again the
hardsps and dangers Of passage which they had made with
trouble and throw their time and their labor in the
hope of saving their lives But it the best and, indeed the
only thing do 1t plain two months ago that there
even mouths in the Kodke than there food for
and that with the actual closing i'll Of the arctic winter all it's
rigo there would be hope either of getting food from with
getting out where food still to be had The
we'll who chose rather face the horrors of the
October horrors Of starving death in the dark little
later Those will have chosen wisely who shall have succmbed
the dangers of their the guide who brings the
predicts has happened will happen fourth part of them For
they will least die in struggle for life in the light and the open
The imagination of could have pictured nothing awful
than the of those who remain, if those who depart
enough to relieve the camp from famine While this expedition
of the victims of the ccuel appetite for god has been making
slow and tosome backward another expedition believed
to have started inland Dyea 1t better equipped than the