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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
Christmas is Approaching

The Gale Jewelry Co Drank TT Gal.
hanaSer, is receiving additions doilv
TO their already attractive stock. Their
STOCK OF watches. both ladies' and
gents. is the largest and best selected
IN me city If you are in search Of a
Christmas present you could not do bet
Ter than select a Vachcron and Gem
stantin watch. They are famous for
their remarkable time keeping quail
lles. cQualed by few, eXcclled by none
RMS company has inaug1irated Tho
celebrated Diamond and Watch clubs
These clubs will have the special At
'ehtion of Mr.. f. Fl. Gale. who made
snch wonderful success for so many
years of the Frank ii. Gale Diamond
ARID Watch clubs. Their first club of
nifty was formed last week. and their
second is now we'll under way. AL
though q, fine gold watch or diamond
can be obtained for $100 4 week. vet II
IS not nm instalment plan. If You don't
KNOW the plan call in and ;nvcstirato
Our optical department is the best in
the city, that is acknowledged by lhou
sands who have been so fortunate as to
consult our ophthalmogist. DR.. a.
week. the manager. His reputation
as an eye specialist is not questioned
He leads in his profession. Those
Wishing to make presents of spectacles
to their friends can keep the matter n
secret Dy selecting gold frames and
after Christmas have the recipients call
upon the Doctor and have their eyes
examined free and without extra cost
have glasses fitted 10 suit their peculiar
needs. Prices will be marked down as
low as will be consistent with honest
goods. and trading stamps given TO
each cash purchaser asking for them,
thus SaN.ng per cent. on bottom cash
prices. The watch and jewelry repair.
department is complete and work IS
promised TO be done in the best man
ncr and ready for delivery when prom
iscd. Every one knows the engraving
of this house IS srtistic and cqualed by
none. They make In their own shops
medals and college badges from the
cheapest TO the most expensive at
prices 20 per cent. less than New York
quotations. To do your purchasing Of
the Frank Fl. Gale Jcwelry company
is to save money.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
y MATRIMONIAL SURPRISE.

Mr.. John Fl. Wingfeld, a. well known
insurance agent connected with the
NNlSiield agency, and Miss Mamie
Marshall Turner. the beautiful daughter
oi Colonel and Mrs. Henry l.. Turner. of
Glen Air. surprised their many friends,
including the brides parents, Tuesday
oy going to Elizabeth City and getting
married The ceremony was performed
ny Rev l.. l.. Williams. rector of
Christ Church. at that point, and after
the ceremony the couple returned to
Norfolk on the afternoon train. They
We're accompanied by mutual friend,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
fbfi .ib

TAfLOR-At the residence, Gu Clifford
street, portsmouth. Va, November BOT h
lNf,at y. m. Mr.. ROBERT l.. TAYLOR
aged Gi years.
The funeral services will take place nj
Owen Memorial NJ. l.. Church THIS
CThursday) AFTERNOON at 3 O'clock
FRIENDS and acqnaintanccS are rcsDcct-
fully invited to attend. Please omit iIow-
crS.
LHWTER-ln Mecklenburg county, Va.
November 3Oth, 1897, at 3 p. m, JAMES J.
LEWTER. aged &c years.
Funeral services from the residence, No.
lOI North street, THIS Crhursday) AF-
TERNOON at 3 o'clock. Friends and nc
mcnt Oak Grove.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
4 CURIOUS FIRE.

About S:I5 O'Clock last night /, s.u,
alarm brought the Fire Department out
10 the Atlantic Peanut company's
plant. at the foot of Commercial place,
me building. was full Of smoke and It
looked as though another big peanut
hre was lmnent, but an inves tigation
quickly disclosed the fact that the CON-
tents oil one of the roasters were ablaze
-cllS this aud nothing more The
burning goubers were shoveled out INTO
me street and quickly eXtnguished by
me horde of small boys who surround
cd the smoking pile. The damage was
nominal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
DEATHS DoINcs

The remains of Mrs. Julia q. IIavdon
who dit}l Tucslay afternoon a; the
residence rf General T. NJ. Henry. were
sent last evening TO Smithheld, her for
mer home.
KEY. Father ]. ]. Dohcrty, pastor of
81. Mary's Catholic Church. conducted
Tue funeral Of Mrs. Lavinia c. Crockcr.
WIFE of Mr.. Rufus Crockcr. which took
place Yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock
from the residence at the corner of
Reilly and Virginia streets The re-
mains were inferred in Elmwood Gem
etcry.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
FREE BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE
me Seaboard Air Line About Doubles
: the Amount So Carried


The Seaboard Air Line has followed I'm
us dtfferential tariff, which reduced
'hrongn fares about one-third, by an
other stroke of policy equally as bold
The general passenger department YES
tardiay issued n circua: which Will
doubtless cause excitement in railway
circles throughout the South. The cir
cular reads:
On and after December +. 1897. and
until further notice the Seaboard Air
Line, In order to meet the action of Its
competitors, will allow free three hun
dred 3OO pounds of baggage for each
passenger holding n full ticket. and
one hundred and fifty Q50) pounds for
each half ticket, between stations on It's
lines.
THE rules governing the checking of
baggage to be the same outlined In
excess baggage ta-iff No l, in effect
January 10. 1897, and Circular No. AS9O,
In effect June 10, 1896. There will be no
change in the free allowance in check
ing baggage through to points beyond
the Seaboard Air Line"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
Gossip Regarding the Transportation In.
ieresis Of This City and Section.
STREET RAILWAY REORGANIZATION
Mr.. II. Lancaster Williams TalKs
About the improvements CoBtem-
piated-wi,I Go Slow ON Suburban
observation-disclosures Air Limo Has

The new owners of the Norfolk stree.
railway system will meet ut noon to-
day at the office OF Tunstall & Thorn,
for the purpose of organization. Who
the new officers will be cannot he fore.
casted.
Mr.. r. Lancaster Williams, of Rich
mond, one OF the principal .wners of the
system, said last night: I'VE are sim
ply looking about us % endsuvor to
understand the needs o: the people of
Norfolk, and to complete arrangements
for the new equipment.
The principal improvements we de-
sire TO make at the start will be to en-
large the car shed III the power house,
In order TO accomola;r the additional
cars we have contracted for. The sum-
lner cars will be 90 feat long. feet vide,
and VIII have niue hanchcs each. W..
contemplate no Improvement in tho
power plant, which is one of the finest
In the South
AS to SUBURBAN extensions, we will
20 slow. We hope we are making n
permanent investment, in Norfolk ITr,,n
our standpoint tn" very worst thing that
can happen to s:r>at railway system
is orerhuilding. We desire sImDlv In
give the public the fullest service II
can use. If the City Council will permit
we should like 10 run faster sched-
uIe AS to Il more trcuucn; service
cannot speak Just nov, no; kn,win.r
inc needs OF your ;i.y. = shall however
he our constant sn1ns,vor % civ, ,ha
pupllc just such 4 service rs will host
meet their meals. Extensions t,;rourn
MISUNDERSTANDING force economy o1l
over The system. "" don't want IN
ecohonllZe ana will net do Sd, so LONG
as we don't Use inonAy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
"Ail Quict Along tho Potomac To-
nt.hf,''

Here ii is. boys, sons and grandsons
or Southern veterans. What? The
Lost Cause" Smoking Tobacco for
pipes and cigarettes. The most frac-
rant, mild and soothing smoke ever Of
fered the lovers Of the weed. Try n
and you will discard all others. Re
mem Der, we pay two cents per pound
on all our sales OF Lost Cause" plug
and smoking To the disa bled and needy
veterans. Will YOU help them? For
sale by all retail dealers Wholesale
jobbcrs: l.. w. Davis, -. W. Todd
Jr. II Co, j. l.. Farrant e Co. Wright
Bros. & Co., Missouri, manufactnrers
Major j. l.. NJ. Wright, agent. Nor
folk. nnoS.Gt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02

antnstanqe, there is one merchant.alone
who furni shes us free With all the coffee
used bytAthe mission during the year.
Inns; MS is only q single item, and 1T Is a
big one" I% e rs 1890 = = ).
continuing, Mr.. Walton said: "Not
only nave the merchants been generous,
out others. especially including the la
iea, 70 whom we owe debt that can
not De estimated, 1t was the ladies who
gave us sheets for the mission last year.
II was the ladies who established our
reading room and keep It supplied 1t
~ the ladies' who come down here and
neip us in our singing and by their
testimony and presence But most OF
al we owe the ministers or Norfolk,
VINO, whatever their denamina ton. have
always responded SO willingly and nobly
10 our calls for their services In fact
1t Is q case Of general thanksgiving with
me, and after thanking the Lord for His
goodness to u.s. don't know where to
begin next, every one has been SO kind
to u.s.. u
And Mr.. Walton is right
Services are held at the mission every
night In The year. They are usually con-
Quoted by one or another of the church
societies In the city, or by one of the
pastors. in response to 4 request from
the superintendent The Tuesday night
services are in charge of the Epworth
Leagues. The b. Y. p. u. have now no
regular night. burt hold frequent services
and the Volunteer Y. Mr. w. L. Lark
ford. leader, conducts .the meetings
every Thursday night. This was the
evening formerly allotted to the Frances
Barnes Y, which has recently taken up
the work at Union Chapel. The w. C.
T. U. conducts frequent services at the
mission, also. and all these societies rem
der substantial aid in many other ways
The meetings consist largely OF singing
and testimony, with usually brief ad-
dress.
The last debt of the rrfssion was clea--
ed away on the first OF November, and
II Is now. aa AIR. Walton expresses It.
as free as bird" The anniversary of
the institution will be held soon, prob
ably In one OF the churches. It Is not
known who will succeed the present
superintendent as the matter has not
been given final consideration.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
a SLICK THIEF.
The REV. Henderson" Successfully
Works Several Colo:ed Friends
for Valuablpa


Works Several Colo:ed Friends
for Valuabca
Rev. r. II. Baulding. pastor of Butte
Street Baptist Church (colored). Is sorry
he made the acquaintance of the REV.
Henderson" This latter, sanctimon-
ious, oily tonsucd darkey, introduced
himself to Rev. Boulding and told him n
tale OF woe which induced the kind
hearted pastor to enlist his aid in his
behalf. He took Henderson" 10 4
boarding house kept by j. Brinkley. at
No. 20 Queen street, and secured ac-
commodatlons for him. Henderson,
has departed for parts unknown. De-
parted also are an overcoat. pair OF
trousers, vest and gold watch and chain,
which j. w. Wells, the next room lodges
had in his trunk. The trunk had been
broken open and the property stolen.
The slick thief also Borrowed" small
sums from several in the house. He
never returned them, of course.
The fellow is said to have come here
from Richmond the police of which city
have been notified.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
NORFoLK'S GROWTH BECOMING
KNOWN

ID
The difficulty OF getting a herring now.
aaays. when everybody Is shouting. is
understood by few, and that business
OF city has grown Is not made known
10 the world except by some excep.
aonal occurrence, some great and novel
scheme OF advertising. This was never
MADE more apparent than It was by
colonel p. II. Hanes. of North Carolina
Mhen ne visited the Virginiaan Office In
company with Mr.. w. H. Curlett.
Coiohel Hanes, who Is the head OF
the 1irm OF L. H. Hanes e. Co., OF Win
sion, n. C., the largest manufacturers
OF virginia and North Carolina tobaccos
IN this country. said that he had, until
recently, when, Norfolk's growth had
Deen forced upon him, no idea of the
tremendous strides the city had made.
lie hau. he said, a large sale for his
products. especially the famous Early
bl!u chewing tobacco, in Baltimore, but
had never entered the Norfolk market.
When he came he saw, and evidently
means TO try to conquer, for he at once
put a corps of men in the field and be-
gun samplinE and billing the city. Col.
flames, though he makes the brand, is
not the Early Bird in this instance, as
there are other manufacturers brands
on the market. He is evidently, though
gong 10 try to prove that there is no
DINER Just as good, and as his great
factory has been for thirty years or
more learning 10 know how, 1t is prob
able that he will make 1t lively for com
petition. 1t Is understood that no manu-
facturcr gives the consumer more adj
Nantages than p. II. Hanes 4 Co, and
this Will be tested in Norfolk now by
those interested. Fine prizes, are given.
EVERY dealer knows about these.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
Consumption Positively cured

Mr. K. 8. Greevc. merchant ar chi,
howie, Va. certines that nc had cor
sumption. was given up to die, sourh,
all medical treatment that money conIS
procure, tried all cough remedies he
could hear of. but got no relief: sncnt
many nights sitting up in a chair: W. c
induced to try DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, and was cured by use of two hot
ties. for past three years has been
attending TO business and savs ~
Kings New Discovery is the rrondssi
remedy ever made, as it has done sn
much for him and also for others In his
community. DR.. Kings New Discovery
is guaranteed for Coughs, Colds ana
Consumption. l don't fail. Trial hot
ties free at Burrow, Martin e CO. s
Drug store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
A SPORTSMAN 'CYCLopED1A
Southern Railway Issues It's Guide 10
DiNie's Hunting Districts.

Ono of the most beautiful advertise.
ments put out by any railway in some
time Is the Southe:n'5 H-page booklet,
entitled Shooting and Fishing in the
south 1t is from the press of the
MISREPRESENTATION Co, of Buffalo. and
Is ilttie gem of the printers art, be-
aWes containing most valuable infor-
nation concerning the hauo.s of var
ious species OF game, furred and fno th,r-
ca large and small-a valuable appnn-
ak as a digest of the game law; Of
the States traversed by the Southern
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
THIRD WARD DEMOCRATS
Meet and Elect Officers for the En-.
suing Year.

Ine annual meeting of the Third
ward Democratic Club was held last
niHht at the clubhouse, OH Charlotte
street. 4 large crowd of stnIwart
democrats. composed of representative
cll@enS of the Third Ward, were on
hand. The result Of balloting for OIL
GERS Tor the ensuing year resulted as
ioiiows: Gen. ID. j. Turner, president;
>. -. pitt, first vice-prcSidcnt: *. NJ
osborne second vlCe-prcsidcnt; L.
N"app, secretary and treasurer, and
III. =. Netcalf. observation-disclosures THE
Executive Committee will be elected at
the ceNt meeting. 4 vote of thanks
was unan nously passed. compliment
ing Major Nash, the retiring president
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
We Have Them Now.
n Full nnd C0npicIc Line OF
ma
Our $500 Pride

They are neat and dressy. and nil
solid leather They are made st
same factory with same stock as
OUR $500 PATROL.
Narrow, medium and broad toes. both
TO be had only at
HELLER's SHOE STORE,
ca BANK ST. OPPO. COURT H0IJSE
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A Sore Throat or Counb

If suffered to progress, often results IN
an incurable throat or lung trouble
Browns bronchial Troches" give. in
slant relief.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
WEATHER REPORT Il
soEeeast and aeneral Conditions For
| Es45s 3 w H To-day. st$s

y5:as2! Washington, Dec. 1, 1897. &
S-------g Tor Virginia: Fair; colder:
\ FAR ,northwestsrly winds. ], 2S.
1 F. For North Carolina:S Fair,
f------1 except threatening weather on
the coast; colder In western
portions; by Thursday night in eastern
portion; northwesterly winds. (
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02

S. p. c. AS NEW SPECIAL AGENT.
Mr.. r. a. Hobbs has been appointed
special agent of the Norfolk Society for
the prevention of Cruelty to Animals
re VIII enter upon his duties nj once
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
PORT CALENDAR

sun rises at 7:01 a. m. and sets at 4 81
p m. High water at 2:43 a. M and go
p M; low water at. 500 a. m. and 9:2
p. nj. : y
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
MARRIED..

Novcmber GOTH 1897. at Elizabeth CITY
n. =. by the Rev. Lewis Ilcwellyn vii
liams, pastor OF Christ Protestant EMS
copal Church, JOHN II. WINCFfELD r.
MAMIE MARSHALL TURNER, daueh
ter Of Henry l.. Turner .
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
!. ROGERS,
ROOM 2,1 AND 2i2 'coLUA1BIA BUILD
ING. GRANNY. STREET.
sSSssi FOR RENr lEa4-E

s 5 STORES.
s Store drd dwelling No. 81 Queen street
SSSi st orc No 5t2 Main street, ks
tSst Warehouse Nos lh2 and 19iWater street.
III NO. 63 I5Hniey street. EES'I -
81, NOS. 90 tandS10l Commercial Place.
IN o. 20 md So Commerce street
~ NQsS 2l6 and 217 Church street.
Offices CRANKY. Bank and Commerce
street 5,s.s.t,s
4 5S3 s. VI. DWELLINGS,,
lStore and dwelling No. al2 Cumberland ST.
III Dwelling on Poole street. 800
;ssS No !,2l{ Min street. $500. .}ttl
i Mo- 5000. Cumberland street.. 90 90
gsNo.a2GTy Brewer street 49,.
NO. 1a3 SBute street ~. Al 81
mo. as7 Main street ........ -. 81. so
llslNo.62413 2 Bank street,. ... -. 20 90
MOL 10 Ferguson avenue .......... IS 60
BricltS Dwelling No. 20 Cumberland street
SlnpntAilis 11irooms. all modern improve
;Snents. and suitable for n hoarlin house
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02

The mind made easy and the body
comfortable by wearing the garments
Rudolph e Wallace make.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02

London overcoatings in very desirable
styles at
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
1913 Main Street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
RESIDENCES:

ks5 Main street.
|, S23 Chapel street,
2lSi Cum lierland ST..
lSnnk, near Butte st
sG3 Main st.
SS lrencl,urch ST.,
y 10SsY oI'lt ! streot.sr.
lai Charlotte ST.,
SColoI1iaE avenue, 49,
I 1SArlington Place.
si,!I9tJatncs street.
S101 Holt street.
S1l0sGi,apcl. street.
Z @I Duke street,
d Holt street.
@113 Cumberland st.
i IL Fnlkland street.
Y l21 Falkland street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02

4 healthy man. Germs go through tho
healthy body without effect. They arc
hurried along rapidly and thrown off before
they have tine to develop or increase. Let
them once find Judgment or let them find
weak spot, they will develop by the million
and tile blood will hc full Of them. Instead
of rich life giving properties, the blood will
5bea sluggish. putrid tide Of impurity. In.
}atead Of giving strength to the tissues, it
will force upon them unwholcsomc and
sinhutTitious matter, and the man will
lose flesh. The more flesh he loses and the
weaker lie becomes, the more susceptible
shesis to disease. His trouble will become
scomplicatcd and serious Consequences will
follow. DR.. Picrcc's Golden Medical Dis.
ScoSery is the only mcdicinc that absolutely
md infallibly cures nll blood diseases, and
almost all diseases are blood diseases. II
sisn't ,ncdicinc for some one. particular
.so;callcd disease. 1t is n medicine for the
;fe,Aoic. 6odT It forces out all the gcfms of
disease, replaces Impurities with rich. rcd
blood, feeds the tissues and makes strong,
healthy hcsh
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02

% Roanoke avenue.
~ Roanoke avenue.
u Roanoke avenue.
W Bank street.
+6! Bank street.
112 Church St.
81 Gonlporce street,
% and Y Talbot St,
/ N.i,i. l!lit,tt
OFFICES.
p Sat,asr, -EI.
$50 Mniu street,
2ll slnth street. ~
2 Fnyetto street.
4 desirable cottage
about one i:,!lc from
town.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
.fTsHR ola mar, who
s,l& 1ante. f,ilt MI fhe

MIR OLD mar, who
81 looks out ut the
world with clear
and healthy eyes
cannot help feeling
great qualification at
the thought that his
children and his
childTen's children
have INHERITED from
him. no weakness nor
tendency TO disease.
ThG'hcaltl,y old rnan
Is the man who has
throughout his life
kept his digestion
good and his blood
pure. Once in
awhile you find such
q man who hos never
taken any medicine.
That man has lived
a perfectly natural
life. Not one i'll a
thousand does do it.
S 0 III c times very
slight indiscrctions
or carclcssncss pave
the way for serious
sickness. The gcr,l
theory of disease is
well authenticated,
and germs nrc every.
, where. This need
make no difference
tn tho ner cfly
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Real Estate and Rental Agents. Corner
M Bank and Plume streets.
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w. II. I'll. *Trices s. Co,

81 RANK. NEAR CITY HAL,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-21
E(. ASIL0 VERDI.

Verdi no pierde el tempo. Su
mejor obra era seg1n unos "Aida", !,
seg1n otros "Otello"; nuestros ante
pasados que Sc deleitaban ante las
sencillas melodias de LA Traviata" {
I'll Trovatore" sefialarian cualq quiera
de est As.
No La meior es la que lie oeupa
en- la actualidad Tratase de un Asi
10 que ha mandado construir para al
bergue de artistas pobres y ancianos
Ell hecho merece ser conocido, puesto
que Verdi destina q esta obra una
gran parte de su fortuna.
Ell Asilo Verdi, que dentro de po-
cos meses quedara totalmente termi-
nado, podra contener un centenar de
personas que tendran a su disposition
grandes habitaciones, una sala de con-
ciertos y una capilla. El sefior Boitc
ID. Camilo hermano del poeta-com
positor Arrigo Boito, esta encargado
de Ia construction del Asilo que cos
tara mas de 500 900 frances. No sa
tisfeeho con este, Verdi ha dictadc
ciertas disposiciones testamentaria.
por las cuales ell Asilo de su nombre
disfrutara de una renta annual de 7c
mil frances para el mantenimiento de
los albergados.
A pesar de sus s. amos, Verdi va
todas las semanas a Milan q fin de
formarse personslmente cargo del es.
tado de las obras del Asilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-21
DeclaraCiOnes de D. Carlos

FL Nacf0n0I publica un telegrama
de Paris dando cuenta de las declara
clones de don Carlos de B>rbon que
han visto la luz en- L EcIair. Estas
declaraciones son muy comentadas y
verdaderamente trascendenIales.
Don Carlos dice que esta dispuesto
a toda suerte de sacriffcios por pros
peridad moral y material de Espafia
como debe estarlo todo buen espanol;
que estos sentimieutos le han servido
de norma para no crear ccnhicros al
Goblernc, mientras la cordu a ha sido
la nota de su accion en- Cuba, pero
ahora que, contra la opinion de
Espana, Sc pretende resorver el con
flicto cubano por medios denigrantes
para ell ejercito y perjudiciales para ell
PAS, con vo.untad y empeiio dignos
de mejor causa, ahora que Sc blsca la
fuerza moral perdidA en- arregIos y
complaeencias, en- vez de dem ostrar q
los Estados Unidos y a los insurrectos
que nos bastamos para todo, ahora ell
partido cariista debe salir de la mac
cion voluntafia a que Sc haola con
denado por p triotismo, y 10 hara sin
vacilaciones nj remordimientos 81 ell
gobierno espanol no deja el camino
de, eriores que ha de conducirle al
de;credito y a la ruina de Espafia.
Contin1a don Carlos, ,segdn L Eclasy
censurando ell relevo de Weyler, quien
ha teatado a los insurrectos como a
ia es, y aehaca Martinez Campos la
culpa del incremento que tomo la in.
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