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The times., 1897-09-13
COLUMBIA ENTERTAINMENT.
Visit of Harmony Lodge, Knights OF
PytbiaS, Made Pleasant.

The members OF Harmony Lodge, NJ
2l, K of p. paid fraternal visit to tho
baby lodge, Columbia, No. 26, September
8, and were treated in most royal man
ner After the G. c., w. NJ. Hodges,
welcomed the visiting brethren, P G.
w. B. Renner, acting as master of cerc-
mouies, announced the program, which
as well rendered.
Interesting and appropriate remarks
We're made by p G C.'s j. W. HardelI,
G. w. Feisley, and J. X. Mangum; P. G. 's
j. A. Frank, NJ G. Delarue, s. w. Ed
munds, and j. p. Thompson, and Brothers
G. w Blacksten, G w Haley. and others
Sentimental ballads by NJ. A. Masino; reci
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tation, a. l.. Scott; serio comic and
Ethiopian songs by W. B. Renner; an
Italian song, A. Ceriinele.
a bountiful luncn was served and all
present We're well pleased The SUCCESS
of the visitation was largely due to the
uniiring efforts of the committee, CON
sisting OF P. C.s w. Il. Renner, B. Tarll
tino, and j. Gatto, no were ably assisted
by Brothers M. A. Masino, a, L. Scott,
A. Cerimele, and G. Lacovaro There
were also present Brothers II. 3. Brown.
J. s. Hurley, v Tozzolo, D. NJ. Faunce,
F. A. Mazzei, G. NJ. Thomas, V. Gerard.
f. n. wilsnn J. McInnls, A. A. MiSsin 0,
aud H. r. Biddle.
Can You guess iI2 1O-2o-so. se1O. st
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REDUCED RATES.

Columbus, Ohio, and return, S12.75 for
the round tup, account OF national en-
campment, L. Y. L. Tickets sold Sep
tenaber 19 To 81; good returning until
27th, inclusive.
Baltimore and return, 81, Sunday next.
Niagara Falls and return, $40. Next
excursion October .. 1t
The times., 1897-09-13
Excurslonists In the CITY.

A special train of Pullman sleepers and
dining cars reached the city at 7 p. M.
Saturday over tn, Southern Railway from
Luray, Va, occupied by a party of tour
lists from Massachusetts. They will re-
main In the city sightseeing until Sep
tember 1 3, and then resume their Journey
ever the Pennsylvania Railroad TO Boston.
The times., 1897-09-13
Ran Away and Got Married.

a dispatch to The Times from Orange,
Va, states that Mr.. Herbert Parker, of
this city, and Miss Lizzie Hereford, OF
Berbou-sviile, Va eloped to Orange on
September 6, and were quietly married.
The affair was not discovered until the
runaway couple returned Saturday evening
and made known what they had done.
The newly welded couple will reside at
Barbours vile for the present.
The times., 1897-09-13

when the Robbins Nest Again
You VIII have money to burn il you secure
your winters supply OF fuel now. S. s.
DaIsh & Son, 703 18th st. NV; 2oS Flor
ida ave. ne. Telephones 32S and 335.
se6-tf-eIu
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La RueS Female Pills.
Safe and SHre Price. $!.J).
At aIl Drug .i,ts
WASHINGTON LAW AND CLAIMS COMPANY
Rooms 5 & Z, 4T2 La. ave. nv

This company VIII purchase Real Estate.
the title to which IS defective or in dis
pute, or Will clear up said titles for ths
owners. Will pay back taxes at a discount
VIII furnish bonds in criminal and civil
cases Will act as receiver, assignee.
guardian, or trustee. Will prosecute claims
OF all kinds and wiz Buy AND SELL such
as are asSiguahle-
Street and Steam Railroad Accidena
Cases Speciality. No charge for Consul
tation. Financial a Assistance Furnished to
Litigants on Reasonable Terms.
Telephone NJ. i116. JOHN q SLATER.
1yf-sr PresidenA
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Massachusetts Mutual
PnIfcr H,Fdar=
Benefit

DO you wish to sell yoar policies to ad.
vantage? II 50. give number and amount
OF policy and age at the present time.
Address z. Y X, this office. sez-u
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very good description of the man, and
it was very hard for the policemen TO
make any headway in looking for the
thief.
The times., 1897-09-13
B. & 0. BULLETIN.

Can you guess il 1O-2O-sO. selO-5t
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Go Ahead and Hang

yorf curtains while you have more time
now- have We. Prices now are much
better than they'll ne, even within a
weeks time. Other stores are already get
ting full season prices. This sale keeps
our markings low ,
The times., 1897-09-13

Can you guess it, 1920 80. se1o st
The times., 1897-09-13

Can you guess its lo-so-s so. selo-5s
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24
KANSAS CITY TO GULF
The First Through Train Over The X
0, Z, & q. Road win bo
Run Sunday,

The nrst through passenger train
from the western terminus OF the
Kansas City, PIttsburg and Gulf at
Kansas City to the gulf terminus at
Port Arthur will be run next SUM
day.
General Manager w. A, Williams
informed a Times reporter last
night that he had received official
Inlormotiou from general headquar'
tcrs to the eject that the first
train would be run next Sunday
from Kansas CITY to Port Arthur
without change of cars,
The schedule of the passenger
trains will be telegraphed here to.
day. but It Is likely that the trains
will leave Kansas city aud reach
shreveport at the usual hour
The through train will leave
Shreveport and 20 down the south-
erh eXtenaion AZ far as Lake
Charles The engine aud coaches
will then be ewltehrd on The tracks
of the Southern Pacific aud 20 TO
Beaumont, aud thence from Beau.
mont GO Port Arthur over the Ram
Hts CITY, Shreveport aud Gulf road.
The run will be a fast one aud will
DO made through without change
Ol cars Shreveport Times
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24
MILLER CIRCUIT COURT

The entire day yesterday wal
taken up with two cases, This
first one was that Of A. II. Lltll,
and son, Va. Hiram buchanan and
burgess lot damages In hauling
logs across lhrlr laud, II was d
mislfial by hung Jury
lin Boyd was tried Tor receiving
stolen property aud WAS dls1hafg'
od
The ease Of 4, n, SImlear VA j,
Deuteeemau was decided Ia favor
0f Atmear This was a suit for the
price of a horse aud buggy J.
nculsthman torreloscd aud sold be
nuunI 10 AhnlcOr
The court Ia engaged on the ease
Of N, RUSSELL charged with big
amy,
judge lleafh announced lf0m the
bench today that he would adjourn
court on saturday until court m
course,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24
HON W. r. KIRBY

The Messenger has watched the
proceedings ol the late Legislature
as closely as It was possible to do,
under .he circumstances, and while
many members deserve 20 be held
up 10 the eternal eontuhe.
ly Of an outraged people, there
are u few who acquitted Themselves
with much honor, Among those
whose conduct was such as TO lns
spife the confidence of their
constituents, aud the honor
of the whole state, no one Ia
more eonipleuoua than the Hon W,
r. Kirby of MIllereounty We are
not personally acquainted with Mr.
Kirby but we know he Is a young
man. we know he Ia a true Demos
cral aud we know he iH an honest
man, or he never could wlthstood
the damnable COMMUNICATING m0u'
euecs Of the company he has been
forced to keep for the past slS
months Kirby has been a valuable
guardian of Democratic honor and
an uneompromislnu defender OF
democratic principles, la the house,
all through both sessions, aud we
honor him for it.AOkaloha Messehs
scr,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24
A Nice Present,

Mr. Henry Plata has erected a
erected a nice four room cottage
ON Broad street, near the coal
scbute, and It was turned over to
hm yesterday He will immediate
ly present It to his daughter Mrs,
Lilly Gaaola, and her husband, and
they will move into 1t today and
make It their home We alwaye
knew that Henry had Il heart In
him as big AZ all out of doors, aud
was as liberal with hIa money as d
Prince,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24
A Real Blood Remedy.
A DEAD NEGRO,
Annie Mitchell Puts q Bullet in Her
Husbands Head,

Yesterday evening late, Annie
Mitchell, colored shot and mortally
wounded her husband at theirhome
at the foot of College Hill, near the
Dunn store,
The negro man fingered until
midnight when he expired,
After the shooting the woman
gave herself up to the officers and
Is now in Jail,
She says the man has always been
abusive to her and yesterday was
trying to carry off her furniture to
SELL when she thought It was about
time to stop him. which she did by
a pistol ball from a 32'calibre pistol
Mr., Milton Shoat brought the
woman to the city and turDed her
over to Mayor Cook for eXamina'
ton, The examining trial will in
all probability come of today
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24
Hoo Hoo Characterization.

A great consideration Of Hoe
Hoo viii be held AZ Shreveport nest
Monday mghl gslh lust A mum.
bef Of local lloo Hoo with eau1l.
dates will attend, An purbllhd de.
string 10 walk Ia the light Of Hoo
liooland, may obtain bIanhs Tor pre-
unmary application from NJ r.
liaue, \ Norwood llloch
0gg.bt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

TcXarkana Bowie Hose Company
will be represented at the Mar
shall Texas, today in the 6remens
parade by the following members
President Of the company W. G,
Hardin, Herbert Bas, Boss Jones,
Frank Bigger Archie Sins, Gar
field Attoway Joe East George
Hamilton, Henry Martin and win
Stanley, Besides these gentlemen,
we send down as visitors Slm So
linsky, W, A. Mccartney Collins
Gaines, Hal Turner Tom 9, Whit.
marsh and Mage Ferguson, accom-
panied by the members Of the Tex.
arkana band. With this number
Of Texarkanians IN Marshall IN one
day. a citizen Of this burg would
feel at home should he happen to
strike that town,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24
A Great Night.

Tonight the Masons and their
families and friends will be at Spring
Lake park for the purpose of wit.
Messing the installation of offers
Of Border Lodge of the West Side,
1t B expected that a big crowd will
be out and all haye a Jolly time
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

MI and Mrs \, II, Mullins left
lasl night tof the Nashville oenlen
nlal where they viii spend a few
days sight seeing, Mrs. Mullins
will then visit her parents at jaeks
son, Tennessee, ahd Alr Mullins
will return home The fHkAakAS.
IAN follows Mrs. Mullins aud will
keep her posted on all events trans
plflng IN The city
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

The Messrs, RagIands, Shelton
and Sam, who chaperoned a party
to Pleasant Lake on a few days
camping stay was out one night
which satisfied them with camp lile
in the woods, Pony says he found
musquitos down at the lake as big
as bald eagles, and they all carried
suction pumps with them. When
we a ked about the number Of fish
caught, he said you can keep that
part out Of the paper, as it don't
interest anyone in particular 1t is
safe to sny that the party now has
on hand some fishing tackle that
can be purchased cheap.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

Mrs Dan Cayitt and little son,
will go to Galveston today for a
short visit.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

Rev j. NJ. Forbes Is here today
from Gum Springs,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

If YOU want the freshest and
coolest beer in town try the Owl
Saloon. G2i,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

The Cumberland Presbyterians,
aside from having one Of the hand
soonest churches in the city, will
erect a two story parsonage on the
church lot, in the rear, facing 9th
street. The congregation of this
church is small but then they are
game when it comes to opaying their
pastor or improving their church
property. We take off our derby
to them and say, "Well done thou
rood and faithful servants" "
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

Peas, peas, for sale at w. II,
Wells & Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

If you want a 6rst-class set Of
drug fixtures, cheap, call on W. H..
Wells Il Co, 6.2l-l0t
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

The finest case goods at the Owl
Saloon, 62L
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

We learn that Mr. II, @, Thorn
ton, Of lralrylew, Is quite sick Hope
he will be up soon
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24
O'DWYER &c AHERN
>A4AAuo~ &~t~4~~~au aueH~~+H

keep cool if YOUR clothing heavy and makes you feel uncomfortable
YOU Summer weight Clothing department and have
SETS Summer Drss Summer Hats Summer Cloves Summer Hand
chiefs Summer Silks Summer Shirt Waists Summer Skirts Summer Belts
Summer Underwear While you stay will co off with electric FANS
you refreshing drinks before leaving If there anything further
required comfortable and happy want to sugges and
shall take the matter under advsomon Regarding the prices Of
merely to sell cheap Legitimate
United States We here and want confidence
patronage and shall deayor merit by fair and square business
methods
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24
Celery Phosphate, nerve
tonic, has all the proper
ties and flavor Of pure cell
cry. Try II. Smith Drug
Co.

Miss Mamie Reed, daughter OF
r. H. w. Read Ia back from
orgelown, Texas, where she has
attending the Southern Uni
70 Her many friends give
warm welcome home
80
Turner who went ia Mar
uday has entered tive races,
4 for boys uHder 10 years old
81 The i've mile open. Col
es will also compete ih. the
upen race. We think 'reS.
saua will get dut und second
place In This race with two such
seofehefs
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24
THE TEXARKANIAN
FG WOoTTEN, City Editor
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

LUOhL AMI EnoONhL'
Try Holly Wood Dairy Cream t.
The finest case goods at the Owl
Saloon. 62l,
Peas, peas, for sale at W, H.
Wells & Co,
Rev j, NJ, Forbes is here today
from Gum Springs,
Mrs, Dan Caytt and little son,
will go to Galveston today for
short visit
If You want the freshest and
coolest beer in town try the Owl
Saloon, 62l
If you want a 6rst-class set Of
drug fixtures, cheap, call on W, H.
Wells u Co, 6.2l-lOt
We learn that Mr. II, O. Thorn
ton, Of Falrylew, Is quite sick Hope
he will be up soon,
Miss Fannie Cobb, of Union couu.
ty, Is here visiting her uncle, Col. j,
NJ Montgomery
-------s -ges s---
Mrs, w. NJ Freeman, Of Ash
down Is visiting her sister, Mrs, j,
W. Allen, of this city,
Judge b, Y, Estes soon got tired
Of mountain climbing aud returned
yesterday from Mena,
Mr. and Mrs, George Bottoms are
soiournlug at AshyIle, North Car.
ohua, for the heated term
sa--.aaaaaa
W, H. Wells Il 90, have a first
class set Of druggists fixtures for
sale, cheap, Can on them this
city, B'2l'lOt
Miss Nettle Draper Of NaWylew,
left yesterday for Howard county
where she has secured a summer
school
Judge $, D, heary was paid for
the work done on the College Hin
road Yesterday by the Iron Noun.
tain road,
John llearon Is doing the saloon
business Of the Texas side, He
keeps the best brand of liquors, ls
the cause, O.2l,
Harry Watson has been appoint
ed night policeman at the Union
depot Harry ID all right In any po.
eltion he may be- entrusted,
See llo.lio.Llnc advertisement of
Williams n Williams, II will cure
the heat In one day not the adyor-
tlaement but Bo'B0sGiut,
Now tha. Kirby leach Ia opened,
many Of our aquatic friends will
take a plunge after business houp,
these hot evenings, O2l
Fine Ice Cream with
crushed fruits. Smith
Drug Co, 4-4
The cigarette men Ia st. Louis
are selling 90 cigarettes for a uiekle
but here IN FeSafkaha they still
hand em out at a nietle d boS1
TO LET with or without board,
two elegantly ludahcd rooms, well
ventilated, In private family No,
92l llagel street, one block from
Broad 0a81w
Celery phosnhate. narva
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

Try Holly Wood Dairy Cream tf.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

Miss Fannie Cobb, of Union couu.
ty, Is here visiting her uncle, Col, j,
M, Montgomery
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

pfatee Geonemy in buying med
itihes as in other matters, II Is
economy to get Hoods Sarsapafilla
because IL contains more mcditihal
value than any other 100 doscs
one dollar
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

Hoods PILLS are the only pills te
take with Hoods AarsaparilIa, Cure
all liver Ms.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

Mrs, W, M, Freeman, OF Ash
down Is visiting her sister, Mrs D.
W. Allen, of this city,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

TO LET with or without board,
two elegantly lurhhcd rooms well
ventilated, In private family No,
22l llagel street. one block from
broad, 0aAiw,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

Judge b, \, Estes soon got tired
Of mountain climbing aud returned
Yesterday from Mena,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

Now that Kirby leach Ia opened,
many OF our aquatic rrlends will
take a plunge after business homu,
these hot evenings, 02l
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

Mr. and Mrs, George Bottoms are
soiourujug at Ashyille, North Car.
DINA, for the heated term
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24
Fine Ice Cream with
crushed fruits. Smith
Drug Co, 4-4

The cigarette men In 80. Louis
are selling 60 cigarettes for a uieble
but here IN feSarkana they still
hand 'em out at a niekle a boK,1
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

W, II, Wells & 90, have a FIRST.
class set Of druggists fixtures for
sale, cheap, Call on them this
city, 6.2l.l0t,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-24

John llearon Is doing the saloon
business Of the Texas side, lie
keeps the best brand Of liquors, Is
the cause, 0.9i.
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ly 10 everyone"
DR.. Miles, Remedies
lre sold by all drug
lists unior n positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF tho heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICA.
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which were discovered last summer,
are all exceedingly rich. but do not
rival Eldorado and Bonanza creeks on
the Klondike.
Hon. clifford slfton. Canadian minis
ter of the interior and party, returned
yesterday from n trip over the Cnll-
koot and Skaguay trails going as far
MS Lake Tagish. Mr.. Sifton says that
from Information he received while IN
the interior there viii no be shortage
of food at Dawson city this winter,
and that the reports of ravages by ty-
phoid fever have been greatly cNag-
gerated. He says also that the rich
ness of the new discoveries on Domin-
ion, sulphur, Quartz and MoosesNn
creeks in the KlondilSe district has
been fully established.
Mr.. Sifton further said that the dis
position of his government was to
facilitate any reasonable plan for get
ting into the Yukon country. The
Canadian government, he said under
stands that IL the rich gold fields OF
the Yukon district are to be developed
ensy means of communication must be
had Posts win be established at diff
ferent points along the routes leading
from Slsaguay and ITALIA to and down
the lakes and rivers To Dawson city,
These posts viii be gaIrisoned with
police to aid in the suppression of law
lessness and furnish any needed assist
ance to travellers They will also con
tain stores of food and clothing which
can be forwarded as required at any
time to the Yukon country. The work
of building these posts have already
been commenced at Sheep Camp
Lindcman. Tugish and White Horse
Rapids and others viii be built at q
distance OF fifty miles all the way
down the Yukon to Dawson City.
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NO FLOUR TO BE HAD.
Dawson City Spectators Said to Have
Cornered II for High Prices

Skaguay. Alaska, Oct. 2lst, via
Seattle, Wash, Oct. 25.-There Is Il
corner in flour at Dawson city and
none can be had at any price. This Is
the statement made by Cliff l.. Moore,
one of q party of four who reached
here last night. having come direct
from Dawson City. Moore was accom-
panied by his son, Morris II. Moore, NJ
C. Woodrins and George +, Compton
All are residents of Seattle, Wash
The party left Dawson on september
9TH. At that time not pound OF hour
could be obtained. There was plenty
of II in the town, however. the avail
able supply being held for hiGher
prices. Enterprlsing spectators with
money had cornered the Hour ana
while their warehouses were hlled 10
overlooking there was not an ounce ior
sale. ..
Mr.. Moore states that when he iett
| Dawson threats were being maze thht
| the warehouses would be raldeu anu
that the people would help themselves
paying of course liberal price IoI
what they took. The stores womb NOT
/ sell more than six cans of MIX ana
1 other articles in proportion to any one
person. Canned meats sold az 10 cents
| a can: milk at soc; beans at Z'c' sugar
at SOC pound. .
six steamers were daily expected TO
arrive from st. Michael ana thelr ar,
rival would end the Hour corner hnu
insure annie provisions for this win.
ter ON their way up the river and
| lakes Mr.. Moore and party met from
flve to twenty-five boats DAILY gong
down to sawson city Ihey onls
heard OF one wreck en- route II" hVeS
| being reported lost ... 49,, Mon
tana creeks and branches Of indian
river. a tributary of the Klondike and
Mooseskin creek. a tributary of the
yukon. a few miles below Dawson
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DYING FROM LACK or FOOD.


of Wcyler's Policy.
Washington. Oct. 2j.-Tn his last
weekly report to Surgeon General wy
man, Sanitary Inspector Drummer of
the Marine hospital service reports
seven deaths from starvation in Ha-
vana for the week ending October eth
and twenty-one for the week ending
october 18th. He also reports a rapid
increase in intestinal diseases due to
the contracted food supply and esti-
mating that two-fifths of the total
deaths Of the city are due to this cause.
DIR. Drummer calls attention to Los
Foses, place set aside for the coun-
try people sent to Havana. which he
says is n pest hole. II is a large wood
on building l50N60 feet In size, situated
in an enclosure which Is used for stor-
ing the carts OF the municipality.
After inspecting the building DR.. Brun-
mel said:
"There were 800 people found in and
around this building and of that num-
Der 200 were found lying on the floor
sick and dying. I saw no child under
10 years of age who could be considered
in good health. They were invariably
suffering from some form of enteritlf
or dysentery. The emancipation of theli
bodies was startling.
This place was not a hospital, but
simply n place of residence for the peo-
Pile, but q conservative estimate OF
the death rate of these people would
be about ten per day. The number is
recruited by fresh accessions from tn,
country. There were over 100 children
below the age of ten years, and l did
not observe any one whose chances fol-
living thirty days under the existing
conditions were good. There are two
other such places in the city where the
same conditions exist. The hospitals
civil. are refusing patients, One Of
them, well known to me, the Mercedes
capable of holding 200 patients, nov
has nearly 500 and has refused to ad
init any new patients until that mum
Der can be reduced.
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DOGS FOR KLoNDIKE.
They VIII he Sold Mt se5 to $50 Apiece.
Says the owner.

Chicago, oct. 25.-Exactly 22O dogs
of high and low degree, mostly the
latter, the property OF w. II. Lewis a
Seattle lawyer, are on their way TO the
Pacific coast from Chicago, and will
be sold to Klondike miners. Lawyer
Lewis hoped to get from s25 to $50
apiece for the CANNES, and should his
fond hopes be realized. he will take
two more car loads of the product of
the Chicago dog pound. Dogs are
said to he precious animals in Seattle
when every miner who intends to en-
ter the newly-found gold regions wants
"a quartette of ours to haul his sled.
Mr.. Lewis intends to do his utmost to
fill the demand and reap the reward.
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SOME FRENCH WARMTH.

Paris. Oct. 26.-The soleil makes a
violent attack upon the policy of the
United States toward Spain, and says
1t merely serves for disguise for the
ambition of politicians and the mer-
camille spectators. The paper says
Cuba is a splendid prey for American
politicians and spectators, United
Europe would do well to support Spain
against such policy of rapine.