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A ri A U N i 0 N ;"

Cuando Sc fund6 este colega, tuvimos su-
mo gusto en- leer su programa-y asf 10 con-
slgnamos-anunciando que nos complacerfa
mos mucho en- discutir con 81 todas aquellas
cuestiones que fuesen de inter6s publico, STEM
pre- dentro de las formas caracterfsticas de
LA CORRESPONDENCE, que responder la cul-
tura periodfstica que el citado colega recomen-
daba como necesarias la nobilfsna mission
de la prensa. Del choque de las opiniones bien
dirijidas, resultan innegables beneicios para
los pueblos y para las colectivldades polftl-
cas-, nosotros querlamos, contendiendo con
ella Unl6ns en- los extremes en- que nuestras
opiniones no concordasen, 8 apoyandola en-
aquellas en- que estuvi6semos de acuerdo, con-
tribuir al bien general que de modo u otro,
perseguimos todos.
Pero el colega viene apartkn lose en- abso
luto, no solamente de au programa de aver, sino
de las formas de moderation Ell q. generalmente
Sc inspiran los peri6dicos conservadores icon
mas raz6n los gubernamentales) todas par
tes del mundo. nosotros queremos, nj
debemos, nj podemos seguirla en- ese sendero
que seguramente nos llevar1a q extremes desa.
gradabes, mucho mas contando como contamos
en- la redaccion del novel colega, con amigos
particulares de nuestra mayor estimaclon. Hay
estilos periodfsticos que nunca contribuiremos
| que sc sostengan Ia prensa provincial.
| Por ESQ desde hoy, y aun cuando LA CoRREs-
| PoNDENC1A no negara la secci6n neutral sus
| colaboradores que defendan sus opiniones en-
| terreno acceptable, proponcnos absolute
| no diecutir mas con <La Union.s El colega,
81 lie place, continuara el camino que sigue y
nosotros ell nuestro- La gente seria dira al fin
cual de los dos estA en- 10 firme. La discussion
serena razonada, ilustra. La que traspssa
ciertos lfmites que ell compaflerismo, la cortesfa
Ia noble mission del periodHmo exigen, irrita
destruye la harmonic entire aquellos elemen-
! too do
para las conveniencias de la vida social. La
raz6n que mas convence entire hombres de prin
cipios, aqucila que con mejores formas Sc
| eXpresa.
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-Dicen de Cadiz que el obispo ha prohibi-

-Dicen de Cadiz que ell obispo ha prohibi-
do que salieran las senoras & predicar la
Gale. Las autoridades extremaron las precau
clones en- provision de cualquier desorden, que
habrfa podido producirse muy b!en; pues los
curiosos que aguardaban q las predicadoras
eran en- gran numero.
En- Villaverde, pueblo Immediate a Ma
drid, Sc ha oometido crfmen. Junto q la
puerta de su casa ha aparecido muerta una
joven, cuya conducta daba bastante que hablar
la poblaci6n. Una hermana de la vfctima
acusa del asesinato vecino de la poblaci6n
que estaba relaciones con la fnada. Otras
personas dicen que ell crfmen Sc corneti6 dentro
de la misma casa de la joven, donde habitan
sus padres.
En- Santiago ha sido preso Manuel Re-
quito Pardo, autor del robo cometido en- la
iglesia de Santa Maria de Curro, al que Sc le
encontraron los siguientes objetos: Un caliz,
dos cucharillas, tres casullas, patena de
plata, un cop6n de metal, dos llaves, dos cirios,
una vela, dos vinai ieras, una peseta, una guita-
rra una fauta. Esto 6ltmo denota que Sc
trataba un ladron alegre.
*** Comunican de Linares que hace dfas,
en- el pueblo de Torres, al dirigirse Miguel
Sanchez 4 regar una TERRA de su propiedad, le
sali6 al encuentro una mujer vestida de hombre,
despues dc una breve discussion, con un es-
cardillo le di6 un golpe hiriGniole en- la cabe
"a La bravo hernbra ha sido detenida. Lie
mejor del case es que Sc dice que la hembrs
tenfa autorizaci6n del marido para disfrazarse
y que corta distancia le acompanaba.
En- Tarrasa la Guardia civil ha detenide
la fonda de Espana, un joyen de 20 amos
ell cual fpgiendose corredor de comercio to-
mAndo ell nombre de respetables casas, hacf<
pedidos de g6nero que vendfa & ba]o precit
embolsandose guapamente el dinero. La dltims
estafa cometida, que lie ha Waldo la deten-
ci6n, fu6 de 1900 pesetas un comerciante il
embutidos. Con esta suma el joven hzo III
viaje de recreo 4 Andalucfa, Valencia Medic
dfa de Francia, hallandose al regresar con |;
| desagradable vista de la Guardia civil que Il
| detuvo podi6ndolo disposition del juzgadc
| Segan parece ell numero de comerciantes esta
| fados es considerable.
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Bien al pdblico.

Desde ell dia l2 del mes en- curse empeza-
ra 4 hacer viaies entire esta capital y Ponce una
lfnea trisemanal de coches, que salora haya 8
no pasajeros los dias jados, i las de Ia maila-
ma, en- esta for1na:
DE LA CAPITAL, lunes, microbes :
viernes las de Ia maiIana.
De Ponce, martes, jueves sabado a la
misna hora.
PRECIOs POR AsIENTO:--De la Ca
pital Caguas, s2.5o.-De Caguas 4 Cayey,
50. - De Cayey a Aibonito, $2 De Aibonito
Coamo 50. = De Coamo Ponce, $2 50.-Via-
je de la Capital i Ponce $ll. Sc puede regre-
sar con el msmo itinerario por iguales precios.
AGENCIAS: Capital, don Santos Filippi.
Ponce, en- Los Precios FWos.-En los demas
pueblos deben entenderse los seilores pasaj jeros
con los conductores de los coches.
NOTA.-Cada pasajero solo podra llevar
10 kilos de equipaje. La empresa feta coches
directos precios convencionales.
45-34 BECERRA Y SANTORI
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T E A TR O

Lastima grande fue que anoche no asistie
ra al teatro mas concurrenca de la que nerecfa
la escogida function que al publico ofrecid la
compaffa Infantil.
elias Campanadas,, <La Banda de from
petas (estreno) Ell xDuo de Africanas fueron
las obras puestas escena; la primera ultima
va conocidas de nuestro publco y la segunda q.
pertenece al moderno repertoire espanol y ha
sido extrenada recentemente Ell Madrid con un
9xito extraordinario.
Como Sc We, ell espectaculo reunfa ell ali
ciente de que se estrenaba una obra nueva, que
hace honor sus autores que en- centenares
de Representatives. ha sido sancionada por los
aplausos madrilenos.
En- ella lucieron sus aptitudes artfsticas
todos los ninos encargados de su Interpretation,
aun cuando sc notaba la falta de entusiasmo en-
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los pequefos artistas, por la escasez de concu-
rrencia. A no ser asf, ell triunfo hubiera sido
de grandes artistas, la falta de pdblico, infuye
notablemente en- la buena Interpretation de las
obras.
En- ell xDuo de la Africana,, la mia J.
Jimeno ia Antonelli) y los nifos J. Jimenez
(GuisseppinD y A. Fernandez (Querubini) hioie-
ron prodigios de gracia. Los coros admirables
y muy ben ensayados. En- la representation
de esta obra pudo notarse la buena direction
escenica, que va en- otras ocasiones hemos en-
saIzadO
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Ante IN retrato al 0|eo, dc se1ora
OBRA DEL SIR. OLLER

No es ell rayo de sol de la mirada,
Nj la profusa cabellera bella,
Nj la boca sonriente delicada,
Lo que deia la mente fascinada
De tan docto p;nceI ante la hue,Ia.
Hay algo mas.-No brota del pasado
De la historic immortal de la Pintura
Ese ambiente tan cla1o y despejado:
Es Ia vida que el arte ha condensado:
Vida moral. FL alma lie la hermosura.
La sencillez en- la verdad. La asencia
Del sentimiento y su expression precisa
Como lenguaje fel de una conoiencia:
Cual la vida que di6 Ia Providencia
Al pimer beso que aspire ia brlsa.
iPintor! Yo te saiudo entusiasmado
Y saludo la escuela impresionista
Que en- este lienzo un lauro ha conquistado
S; una DANA tan bella te ha inspirado,
Han triunfado los dos: DANA artsts.
ANTONIO VIVA JERAS.
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Banco ESpa1o| de Puerto-RiCo

e Dioide,sdo p0sivo Terminado con
exceso el plazo seHalado para el pago del Sc
g,Hado digi7en0o pasivo correspondence las
acciones de este Banco, sin que Sc haya cubier'
to este por algunos seiiores accionistas, ell Con-
sejo de Gobierno en- session de aver tarde, acor.
do ampliar hasta Isl dc Agosto corrie'ste el
plazo para dicho pago; asf como que, trascurri-
do dono da SO proceda contra los sef1ores ac-
cionistas morosos al cobro del expresado divi-
dendo, en- la forma que determine ell artfculo
26 del Reglamento para Sociedades An6nimas
Ell U!tramar. Puerto.Rico, II de Agosto de
1897 Ell Gobernador, Fernat,e Martinez ".
WuaaH 3-3
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Ia Correspondencia de Puerto-Rico
X1ERNEs 90 DE AGosTo DE 1897.
PARTID0 LIBERAL
COMITE LOCAL

Secretario. En- la necesidad este Comite
de proceder la rectifcaci6n del censo electo'
raj, asf para Diputados Cortes como para Di'
putados provinciales y Concejales, invitan q to-
dos los liberales que Sc consideren con derecho
fgurar en- el mismo, que faoiliten cuantos
datos sean precise al objeto de obtener su in.
clusion.
El Comit6, que cuenta con personal id6neo,
Sc hara cargo gratuitamente de esa gestion, pu'
diendo concurrr los interesados estas o6ci'
mas, cale de la xFortaleza, ntimero 10 todas
horas de los das laborables.
San Juan, Agosto de 1s97.-El Secreta'
Francisco IT. MnyaMuch. l5-l5
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GaCeta official de hoy

Decreto concediendo indulto total de la
pena de ocho ailos un dia de inhabilitaci6n 8
Antonio Mendin, condenado por ell delito de
maversaci6n de caudales phblicos.
---Reaes 6rdcnes desestimando la petici6n
de indulto hecha por Juan Martinez Burguet,
conmutando la pena dc seis afos un dia de
prisi6n mayor impuesta s Jose Mercedes Leon
Mui1oz por la de cuatro ailos de prisi6n correc-
cional.
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acciones que han tenido lugar en- Sagua Ia
grande y Madruga. Un despaoho Official de
Filipinas Madrid, le anticipa que ha habido
una gran revoluol6n en- las prisiones militares
de Pampanga, durante la cual fueron muertos 2
espaholes 73 insurrectos. Hubo tambi6n gran
namero de heridos.
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a seguros marltimos y
IVA ASEGUROS CONTRA INCEN-
DIO 4 tipos convencionales en- las
E& Companies mas podorosas y liberia
les de Alemania Inglaterra.
MULLENHQFF Y K0RBER.
AGENTES GENERATES.
HauertoriO fIIst0fico DE- DE- PuERTo o Se1slt1o RICO

POT CayeJaHO
Coil Toste. Segundo cuaderno.-Sumario:
Adverencia. - Opinion de la prensa sobre ell
repertoire hstorjco. --Carta de Brau desde Sc
villa Carta de Coll Toste.--La patra de
Ponce lie Leon, por E. Newmann.- Antgeu-
dad de Coamo.-Memoria y description de la
sla DE- Puerto Rico mandada a hacer por
5. M. ell rey don Felipe II, ell ano de l5s2.-
Los jlbaros, por don Jose dc j. Dominguez.
El padre nllestro caribc del Continente-
Fray lingo lAbbad, por Z. Newman. ~~ Las dos
flores Qeyenda) por Santiago Vidarte. Juan,
primer obisio puertorriqueno. --Juicio critco
del Conpendio dc la historic de Santo Domin-
go Efemtrit|es. Cada ejempZar vale % ctvs.
s.llna So j.
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Poesa Prosa cGleoGiSn eseegda dc las
poeta y festive escritor don Jose Maria Monge
(Justo Derecho), un tomo de 423 paginas un
prologo de den Nicanor Bolet Peraza, en- papel
satinado superior, vende peso SO centa-
vos e( ejemplar en- las librerfas de los senores
L. SOLO y Compaf1fa, don Francisco J. Mar
xuach don B E. sanjurjo Vidal en- esta
Redacci6n.
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Al pubIico,

bco 0de s que ntsrSse s 'esnos osms en-
Aguadilla, asf como coches particulares garan'
tizando el enlace con ell tren, salvo incidentes
de fuerza mayor, pfdalos D. Jose de JESUS en-
Camuy, dirijiendo, teegrama directamente es
te Sr. ,evtando asf trastornos, direction telegra
fca. eJesds, Camuy en- la capital,
don Jose Casuela Geigel, San Francisco 48.
3O-23
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Gran Hotel y Restaurant |ug'5|orra ,3I:n 1%o
esquina Cruz. Hospcdaje coat|as, dcs-
de DOS pesos en- adeiante. n. Agutto pro
pietario. y.
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PeIuQueria "E' Buen Gusto' S3n s,;,oerc JvsTo TO
Elegancia, prontitud, esmero. Hay un cons
tante surtido de perfuncria selecta. Gran
tablecimiento dc BANOS NE DUCIIA y ASEC
Sc admiten abonados.-JUAN Ai'EILAN1Z
propietario.
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Pa|uQueria "EI Buen GustO" San Jusro

Elegancia, prontitud, esmero. Hay un cons
tante surtido de perfumcrfa seecta. Gran es
tablecimiento de BANOS DE DUCIA ASEO
prOpietario
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Gran Hotel y Restaurant IngIaterra .1: Te.

esqulna Cruz. Hospedaje con comitlas, dos-
pietaro y
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He Venhen estacones, socos estantes de
." 'ss'ao'' mang!e de camilla, de todos ta-
mailos. InformarAn en- la tenda de don Jose
Garcia, en- Martin Pefa, don Pauline Andreu,
San Sebastian n. @ 10, en- Catano, don Fran
CISCO Mates, trente a La lglesla. 45-32
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-02-27
LrBEnrY LOVERS WITH GREECE

Ever since Greece secured her indie
pendence Of Turkey, after eight years OF
fighting, the nation has regarded Crete IS
naturally belonging to the Kingdom oil
Hellenes, and wrongfully withheld from
Greece. When the new nation was de-
clared . kingdom, in the year 1880, q
der the protection Of Great Britain,
France and Russia, the crow was offered
to Prince Leopold Of Saxe-Coburg. Leo
pold declined the offer because the boun.
DIARIES Of the country, as described by the
protocol Of London, excluded the island
Of Crete. In the 81 years which have
since elapsed, the Greeks have never
ceased to feel that they were defrauded
Of territory to which they were entitled,
and the Christians Of Crete have just cause
for discomfort at being compelled to re-
main unwilling subjects Of the Moslem
empire, victims Of the notorious misgov-
eminent Of the Sultans Of Turkey and OF
promises OF reform made only to be
broken. Lovers Of liberty the world
over are with the Cretans in their strus-
gle, and sincerely hope they will be able
TO triumph over all their enemies, both
Moslem and Christian.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-02-27
MASSACHUSETTS SHOCKED.

Massachusetts, is greatly shocked be-
cause one Of her Congressman, Charles
F. Sprague, has gone to Washington in
great State. It is said he moved on
Washington with . special train Of eight
cars ; that one Of them was . refrigerator
car containing all sorts Of tropical plants;
another was filled with nine well.groom-
ed horses, together with q hostler. ell
taking their meals together. The other
BARS we're filed with fine equipaees. ex-
pensive harness, rigs of ell descriptions,
hounds for the hunting season and other
things. The Springfield Republican thinks
the gentleman stands in great need Of ju.
dicious advice from friends who know
how to be consistent, and the Boston
Traveller declares that "the only qusli6-
cations Of this dude are the immense
riches Of his wife. He will represent the
Somerset club, and incidentally, the
Eleventh district. in q body that is main.
ly composed Of able men," and then in
humiliation adds : at is . long way
down from Daniel Webster to Charles F.
Sprsgue."
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-02-27

Fifty thousand dollars, the limit sued
for. was the verdict given by q New York
jury, the other day. for alienation Of .
wife's affections, to Frederick L. Colwell
against Doctor Charles A. Tinker, and
one Of the jury in referring to il, said
they would have made the damages
double that amount if they could. In
view Of the relations Of the defendant to
the plaintiffs family, the strong feeling
of the jury was fully justified. Tinker
was Colwell's family physician, and used
his confidential relations in that capacity
as q means Of destroying the happiness of
the family and degrading his patient.
Such a crime cannot be atoned by the
payment Of money. For q physician who
is vile and contemplate enough to use
the garb Of his profession to betray and
ruin those con6ding in him the peniten-
tiary is the only fitting punishment.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-02-27
WHITE HOUSE ETIQUETTE.

The Illustrated American says The
etiquette between the outgoing and in
coming presidents is exact and rigid.
Mr.. Mckinley will 60 to the White
House and drive to the capitol, simply a
citizen, sitting by the side Of President
Cleveland. On the way to the capitol
the President lifts his hat to the cheer
ing crowds occasionally, although the new
man does most of the bowling. But com.
ing back keeps his hat on. having then
exchanged places with the simple citizen
who drove sitting on his right and Presi.
dent Of the United States.
On the return to the White House .
luncheon is given by the outgoing to the
incoming President, at which the first
named is host and the guests are the
members of the two cabinets and their
families. When this is over, the outgo-
ing President takes his leave, the incom-
ing President escorting him to the door
Of the mansion. But this may not be
the last time he enters il. On every oc-
casion that an ex-president visits Wash
ington his first obligation is to call at the
White House. He is Immediately re
ceived, no matter how much engaged the
President may be. The head usher acts
as an escort and he is paid more personal
attention than any guest who ever enters
the house.
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LAWS AGAINST THIS. But

Mr.. Searles, secretsry-tressurer OF the
American Sugar Company trust, under
oath admitted the other day that from
1891 to 1894 the profits Of the trust were
$40. 900, 900; that four-6fths OF ell the
sugar in the United States was supplied
by the trust, aud the Sugar trust stock
holders are drawing "a per cent divi-
dsnds on their original investment by
means Of watered stocks. He says that
ss5. 900 worth Of Northern River Com
pany's stock spread out 10 $4,000 worth
in one night /; that, despite the hard
times of the past two years, the margin
Of profit has steadily increased and has
jumped from 7O-10O to ss-lOO.
There is 9 law against all this. The
law ssys distinctly that "every contract.
combination in the form Of trusts or
otherwise. or conspiracy, in restraint OF
trade or commerce among the several
States, or with foreign nations" is lille
gal, and provides as punishment a ine OF
IS, 900 or imprisonment for one year, or
both, at the discretion Of the court. 1t
also makes every n guilty Of a INSIDE
meanor who shall ~monopolize or at
tempt or combine or conspire with any
other person or persons to m~onopolize
any part Of the trade or commerce among
the several States, or with foreign ma
lions" and provides the same penalty as
in the other case. Is it true that when
9 company reaches a point where, by un.
just and unlawful means it can pay divi-
dends of "a per cent on an investment,
that il is too rich to be punished when !,
breaks the laws. It has that look.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-02-27

The New York Tribune says that the
Bradley Martin ball was not enormously
e~xtravsgant ; that the Waldorf bill was
less than $1,000 ; that the menu shows
the supper was not unprecedented ; that
the wines were brought by Mr.. Martin
from Europe. The costumes were far
from excessive costliness-many were Of
old date, some few were inherited, ZONE
were borrowed from the Metropolitan
opera house singers, or from actors ; To-
cal oostumers worked up old stock for
many more. In point Of fact, ID was .
very ordinary social function.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-02-27

The State Of Washington is on the
verge Of doing away entirely with the
saloon business and the wholesale liquor
business as well. A bill looking to that
end has passed the lower house Of the
Legislature by . vote Of AZ to 30, and it
is thought that there will be nc difficulty
in getting ii through the upper branch.
The bill also provides for . State dispen-
sary law similar to that Of South Caro-
lima, but with some improvents over that
law. The result Of the experiment. If it
should become . law, will be watched
with considerable interest by the people
Of other States in the west who believe
the saloon business should be better con-
trollsd or suppressed entirely.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-02-27

Governor Ssdler has signed Superin-
tendent Of Instruction Cuttings relief
bill.
The Journal hints that the prize fight
law will be tested in the courts If Car
son does not quit abusing Reno.
Judge Cheney has sentenced John Bus.
ter. the Piute murderer Of Humboldt
county, TO be hanged ut W~innemuccs on
March 10th.
Governor Sadler has commissioned
John Sparks of Reno and Lem Allen OF
saltwater as members Of the Board OF
Agriculture.
The losses occasioned by the recent
Gre in the State Printing Office at Carson,
amounting to sl,7ll. have been paid BY
the insurance companies.
According to the latest statistics the
total number Of cattle available for beef
on Nevada ranges does not exceed 49,
900 head, whereas the usual average at
this season exceeds 5 $4,000.
A bill has been introduced TO take the
Union label off Of the State work. This
is . bill the printers should look after.
The Union label does nj harm on the
work and insures Union labor.
Reno Gazette Andy Murdoch, who is
feeding about 400 head Of beef cattle in
Honey Lake, came in frem Amadee yes
terday. Anew weeks since he refused an
offer Of 81 cents net weight for his steers.
The bill before the Legislature provid.
ing for the treatment of confirmed inc
| briates, makes il q misdemeanor for any
person after taking the Kelley cure ct the
States expense, to thereafter use alco-
holic stimulsnts in any form except for
medical purposes.
George Sullivan, . bright little red
headed bootblack from New York, ar
rived in Carson Saturday afternoon. He
| only paid out q dollar for fare on the
journey and that was on the V. 4 I. He
says he came out to see the big fight and
is surely going to see it.
The passenger traffic over the Central
Pacific about st. Patrick's day will keep
the trsinmen rather busy and the officials
are hard at it determining ways and
means to NOV the multitude. The
crews that lay over in Carson will have a
snap and will be the envied Of their
brethren.
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The Albany Telegram is loud in its d,

The Albany Telegram is loud in its de-
nunciation Of the lavish display to be
made at McKinley's Inauguration. com
pairing il TO the coronation of the Gar,
the Victoria festival and great foreign
martial reviews, saying that such things
are ell right with those nations, but en-.
tirely different in the United States. It
asks If ID wouldn't be far better for the
Administration to depend upon the res
poet and confidence Of the great civil
heart of the country. than upon the mi
litis with al its foolish display of bayo-
nets and musketry.
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Marx Hanna proposes to make arrange

Mark Hanna proposes to make arrange
ments with several press associations for
the use of the patent insides'' furnished
the Thousands Of weekly and daily coun-
try papers in all parts Of this country to
distribute an enormous amount Of gold
matter that will be prepared by the
agents of the National Committee. The
terms Of the contracts with the various
associations call for from one to three
columns Of printed matter on the 6nan.
cial question in oil Of the "patent in
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