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New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise sj Sunset 454 Moon rises DAB Moons age 20
HIGH WATER TO DAY.
Sandy Hook 10 80 GOV. Island II :23 Hell Gate ll2
PW-Sandy Hook 34 Island l;6S Hell Gate las
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
AnnouncebenA

The collar.
T. & W. SAC. T.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
INCOMING STEAMERS.
Vessel.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER o.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
y.,se, For Line. Mails close Vessel sails.
TEL Mar New Orleans, Morgan. 800
Uolsteln Aux Cayes, Atlas 10 90 II O0
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
PROTEST AGAINST SINGLE TAX.
The Siguers In Lewis County Are
Leaders Among the Democrats.

Epecia Dispatch 10 the Post-1ntelhgencer
CHEHALIS, oct. 29-The publication in
the Post iHteiiigencer Of yesterday morn
Ing OF a protest against the single tax
plank or the fusion platform, signed by
nsifnber Of BE leading Democrats Of this
county, has created a great deal OF con-
sterna ION in fusion ranks here. Some Of
the fusors;s try 10 make light % the pro
test on the ground that among the sssners
we're seseral sound monty" Democrats
Nevertheless NOT one Of the gentlemen
whose names appeared has affiliated
gIt he Republican, party. MOI one OF
them bat Is willing and anxious to remain
4 Democrat, ana work with the party II
given hat chance Iiut on the list there
were also men who swallowed the platform
and voted the ticket two years ago. There
ssre two delegates 10 the last Democratic
county convent on and one 10 the Demo
cratic state convention az silis year II
may be added that 10 the lat are found
sTe of the oldest pioneers az this section,
.sadng property owners OF the county and
Hen whn In business and political maltsre
aye rankea among the very first citizens
When these men protest 4 nssns sorue-
thing su this part OF the state. People
have confidence Ia them. regardless o; any
political q Terences thar may exist
!; may - added In regard - the docu-
nen, IN question that II was submitted TO
~ leAxt dozen Democrats IN good stand
'ng besides hose who eiEDed. and n each
ease ife gentleman stated dfat & voiced
Hs sc "a tfFfstatS. mat re N 1S laat N favor
Or exemption from taxation IN this state
OF al property bat land and that he would
rot vote tor fusion nominees for the leeis-
laiife 81; account ~ shis plank That
they ala nog = gn, authorizing the puhlica
Ton ~ their prote~st wss due only 70 a
agtGrai and entsrFiy excusaole bcsitancE
about making their sentiments pGtl.c They
Wi however without Il 81 iGV - doubt
record rhetr profess On election day.
The ~ luate 81 Chairman WElty. giving
Hes,sffte can ssz2 leFtfS a. - fNis count.
n tcsasfa Pes Intelligence a regarded
a. EXTERN n modest. FHs. f0ists them
s3ves u Pa have taken part n the pvacit
cal work ~ tfe car,fssier ana Travelled al
ever INC county admit that the majority
s.ll re' H. less than that or ths state
tieke, a~5 NsrHhiicaus generally VIII be
sgrps ss. e Ere w2>ar ~ does net reach
rer, than 81" The Interview of Hen
tCrwin = SaaHk Published In q fusion
paHsr AZ SsatEe ans predicting fusion
msior.'v here ia lausht-i a. Mr. Shaat
he'd q r.. s4}v attend.f sfpaet=nr - -. p,
aa3 Ter trn'rsita be fatle3 - ref craFsi
"a isstrr - h.rn THAT - AZ s>erwfr know
saou' }.evsa velmty tie - guessing a.
,hs rrss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
PROF. NoRToN's pEssIMIsT1c VAIL
Has No Confidence In the American
People or Their Capacity.

CAMBRIDGE Mass. Oct 2a--Prof
Charles Eliot Norton. in an address before
the Graduates Cub Of Harvard college.
expressed sentiments which are likely 10
arouse as much discussion among Harvard
men and others as has followed many Of
Prof Nortoa's recent utterances TIE
speakers subiect was The New America"
In the course OF his remarks he reviewed
the conditions which made this republic
in many ways an experiment In the history
OF democracies. In continuing, he said.
mo one would have thought the Ameri-
can nation 80 devoid OF sense as TO go 70
war In the beginning OF the hot season IN
a tropical climate and without any ade-
qGate preparations 20 carry mat war 10 a
successful issue
This war Was a revolution. The old
America came to an end with the deCiava-
ton Of war. The new America threw over
many % the cd ideals which have been
maintained hy this old America, and sub
stituted for them those Of the other IA
tons Of the world We mus make up our
minds as - the rev conditions We are
10 be a military nation Moreover. all
brutal tendencies wil he encouraged by
fhe recognition Of FORE as the last appeal
by the central government ifSeR And,
too enta nglements Nth other nations must
arise. Meanwhile. We have no leaders and
hence We find ourselves with great re-
spoasIailltles ara 10 guidance for the
ignorant uniformed Enfsanma BE popu-
lace and ~e are a owing events 70 carry
is into she most dangerous situations The
whole system Of government was aeedei
70 be revised ana re0reanized- The pen
sion at is 9 lat Of corruption and haA H.
creased tht nationa. indebtedness
rs there nothing 20 Re done The stun
ton - to be met win couTags and de-
termination 10 ct the best ogt II a bad
case. We must divorce the foVrfEfoent Of
theSe dep ndeDaiee from p3iltl- 81 else
ihey vii. become. Gens ~ corruption"
prof Norton advocated leaving The Phil
5gDtues 10 The care q spain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30

MADE GOOD HER ACCOUNT.
Woman Deposition Gives nm Addi-
tfouaI Check to Meet an Overdraft.

She was a brisk little woman. and FOR
ore whole mont she bad kept her account
with the Lincoln National bank. Her ami
mated presence In the woHtep's department
Of that institution las' Friday was due 70
the fac, that The teller had sent her a
formal notification mat size aad oserdra ~n
her account
HOW much dia I have 70 ny credlt?"
ST. na8 red. mildly.
''S4-veuty-two do..arS." rerliea the teller.
wen. what was the amount Of my last
check"
'.Seventv-ave dollars" said the teller
at seems 20 me t1ai = Is n pretty small
amount - make q fuss about" she re-
marked With jnst 8 tinEe Of ssHf r3ty-
There Is no aiS0osi'iau 20 make fuss -
exrIs- ned she teller p&.tCIv- we assumed
that you would ike e know ,,ls; how your
account good and Of course Z y neces-
sarv that we keep our books straight"
certainly tlat IS al right responded
tAe b~.sk licfie woman. cheerlly. ~ hat
sra % about IT,
wen. If IL Is convenient ycu might de-
post an additional sum ~ money. not less
iba0 g"
WHY. 81 course. I VIII fix .aat directly 20
s1a sal an5 Stepping over - ore Of he
lt:}e writing ables she Huet out a CHECK
''T'-e~e guess this wil 80 " she mar
INJURED ssg}flsugiv as she thrust be- om p
chick far & drawn or the 8=njee@f dere~jt
throuEA the ta1er's " n36w Ny have
h4.arce ~ s. Good DAY" ara before
to a4.on3@ha3 teller co1}d expostulate and
eSr-ain the situation % her srs had 1e-
parted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
GET FLESH.
Get strength. Vigor. Clear Complex
lon and Good Digestion. Not by
Patent Medicine, hut In Natures
Own Nav.

ANY honest physician will tell you that
there "a hut ore way To get increased flesh :
all the patent medicines and cod liver oils
10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
Nature has hut orc way to 'ncrease flesh
strength and veor mind ard body and
that Is ,hrourh the stomach. by wholesosne
food VEL dseeSted There II no reason or
corDnnen sense in other methods whatever
peoule are thin run down. nervous. pa,e.
and shakv IN their nerves simply because
their stomachs are weak
Thav NAV not think they have dyspepsia
hrt th, fact remains that they DO no; eat
enough food Gr what they eat ls no. quick
Ic and urJue.ly gested. "a 4 should be-
pr Harlsndscn save the reason IL be-
ceuae the stomach lacks certain digestive
ADDS ana peptoues. and deficient secretion
CT gastric juice.
Natures remedy IL such cases Ia 10 sup
nv what the weak stomach lacks There
are several sooa preparations which viii
Az fhfe hut none so readi ~ as Stuart's
Dvsr,epssa Tablets which are designed es-
orr'a5-v for al stomach troubles and
which cure all digestive weakness on the
common ssnss plan Of furnishing tho Ill
yrstrve r.s.rsriples which the stomach lacks
S,osrt's nrspspa Tablets give perfect
digestion. First effect - ID increase ne ap-
p4itte and Increased vigof. added Sea.
rt,-e floaa and strength % nerve and mus
cle q me perfectly natural result.
gtaar<-s Dyspepsia Tablets Is the safes.
,on{c knew and all cure any form Of
s,1yua-h trout. except cancer 81 Ehe Storn-
ach. Mag ne found a. druggists at - cents
for fu1 sized psckage Or d rect ~ mai,
from Stuart ca. Marshall Mich
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
init for Her Husbands Life In
surance Compromised.
eaE WILL GET OVER s76, 900.
e~<f,enent Marks the End Of .
Lag and InterestfnE Litigation
xnofty Questions of Insurance
law We're Involved Mutual
Iafe fnsurance Company. Of New
Jerk, Must Pay the JudS mest.

4 prlvate telegram received In Seattle
A., Ssw York city last niEht announces
-. Mr.. Nellie Pninney. who Is now IN
=. East has compromised ter big suit
.~ssnsr ire Mutual Life insurance Com
ar q New York. and VII soon receive
4. moaay upon the s@o pnilcies taken o1i
=, RE company by her h1sbsn nd the late
ouy c. Phianey during his lifetime. The
AMOUNT she all receive is Soi stated, but
i d reported on good authority that she
rsi1 net over 5000 by the compromise.
The cofnyFoFnisa marks the end OF one
a. the lafgea, and probably the Hloss inter-
sst,nx life Insurance policy law suits ever
tried on the Pacific coast Mr.. Phlnney
sas prominent Seattle man. Some time
besore mis- death. which occurred IN this
ezy in lsgt he had. 10 vas claimed by the
COMPANY allowed the premiums upon BIS
ne Insurance 10 go unpaid After h.s
death. however his widow presented u.
peleseR for payment. which WAS refused
apoa the ground that the policies had been
esneeled for non-paymeni Of the pre-
NUNS.
rot dery failure 10 pay the premiums. but
claimed that no legal notice sech az re-
CURED under the laws OF New York had
been given Of the cancellation Of the poll
c.es. Tha company by answer denied Mrs.
Phinneys allegation as TO not &c. alleging
that I, had IL fact been gwen, but that
even II Il had not. the fact was uninten
sionai. since the notice required TO be
gwen By the New York law WAS not nee
assay outside that state.
Al the trial OF the case IN the Federal
courI before Judge Hanford. the verdict
vas against the company for the full
amount claimed. The court ruled that
he New York law as 10 notice applied in
Washington and the jury found that NO
such notice had been given. An appeal
vas taken 70 the circuit court OF appeals
a. San Francisco. Here Judge Hanford's
aecis.on was affirmed. A further appeal
to the supreme court Is now pending IN
Washington. -. c. but will, no doubt be
allowed to 20 by default In view OF the set
usnent Of the case.
Mw phinney left Seattle several months
axn and went 10 san Francisco from which
ely she Was called - New York to nego-
tate with the insurance company regard
nc the compromise which has JUST been
elected. II Il Understood thai Il was on
tie question Of Interest THAT ii settlement
which VAS proposed even before the last
lppeal was 20 long deferred The com
raaY il Is reported wanted 20 a-iow In
lsr.st at the New York legal rate. while
Mrs uney held out fof the rate allowed
by the Lava OF Washington.
The case for Mira Phinney was handled
By Stanton r. Narourton. Of Tacoma. and
A. F. BurIsigh. 81 thls city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
More
and
Better Light
Without
Cost.

We erHeavo- TO have our gas supply 70
our patrons AZ near perfection "a it u pos
sihe tn attain IN SPITE Of every precau-
ton occasionally fault Will occur. some-
thng that cBn remedy IN moment II
you Will let know about IT,
During the summer. when your burners
have been call of use. the lava tips have
perhaps hl'ed with dust 50 that TO fse
them uow means waste Of gas and unsa.-
lsfar,ory light II thls be true. send for ~,
ard We will renew The burners and rsa
free ~ charge
T. the pressure of gas IL TOO high. or II II
10 no, sufficient 70 give satisfaction write
or telephone about the trouble. and 1.
VIII - corrected ~ once a. our expense
No matter what me fault II. the result
Is the same In either "a -. Oar customers
do rot get the perfect service va wan.
them 70 have
Any ~ rhese little faults however can
Ie raneAleI in a few moments. II sou VIII
plain The Only way We can correct a de-
feet s hy know}ng about L. We keep men
for 10 other parpo~s thau seeing thai your
~.rvfee i. Perfect. VIII you obJge Us by
reporting al once any trouble 'aat may
occur IL your services
our telephone $ Main IS Do not 70
afraid 70 bother tas-Ne are here 20 sca that
ysz, s-st the 5eft gas ~ervlc. supplied in
any ,.i.y IA Asnag4-A Office open every
evening
Yours t1r more ard better business.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
MRS, ANNA G. NIXON DEAD.
Was the Widow of j. c. Nixon, Wh1
Died but Year Ago.

Mrs. Anna c.. Nixon. widow of the late
J. c. Nixon died last evening al the rest
Sence OF her sister, Mrs q q. White. 1H9
Fifth avenue, OF consumption, aged 20
wears She had not been in good hea N
from the time of the death OK her husband.
a wear ago last August
Mrs Nixon was born In Calaveras. Cal,
Her paren.s were pioneers of that state
She had lived IN Seattle twelve years. and
leaves two daughters. Anna. aged Z and
Ruth. aged 5. Mrs @, q. White; whose
husband Is well known In Seattle, was
Nrs Nixon's sister Other sisters are Mrs.
MARY Ha.ford. Mare Island. Cal: Mrs.
Kate Harris. Val eio. Cal. and Mrs Frank
Wilson, San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30

OF WASHINGTON, u. c.. who. for great
many wears. was the head Of ;he sunrase
marty in this state. They cover food adul-
terat!on. equality OF women IN the church.
nurses and cooks in the army. the proper
designation Of a wife in the 1870 census ano
female suffrage.
II Ia the intention. II possible. TO make
the national council go on record al the
frianniaI "a fayor.ng equal suffrage
The plans for the coming great quin,,
ouenniai convention OF the International
council in London were discussed In a re-
port by Miss Octave WiiNams Bates Oh
Detroit
Susan b. Anthony and Rev. Anna Shaw
were selected az the delegates from the
American council 10 the Qnlnquennial. with
Mrs Bailey. Of winthrop Center. Me, aad
Mrs Fen A. Richardson. OF Boston, rs
aIfernafes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30

HiS speech the Issue, ef the
rttat.nsan NnstcrlY Ennrt.

Sps a. Dispatch - fhe rost-tn'et,5 xeocer
CA HA13S Dcf Nv /. Juoas pr
pahieav cares 34te f1r rog ..ress Was IN this
;owa 3s5 uIeh: $40 Spoke To- large nn.9s
tHee a. ths opera haHse TIE ovpusa ~
lhfAA Vtrs ~"-i g 'eSea'f ~-th Nj jones'
BIS p-sreafef-oa 80 Ihe u pu-..car 49, in
ls.s t-ipA En u regarded "a a mart rly
sTort
ar MS stated This morning that T.
has y Heeu in aiNc4t every COUNTY in
~ s8fe S*Hee re n01Y~~'ian at .hat
TIE charge - ~ertfYssHt fran, ere fusion
p&rtT rs tNe Republican sr~r9l> - p ", to
~ etatsv Ast.nsus In Eastern washing.
Ten - srt.c usft~ 4 Renu~lira~ lansSi IL
- are-.t0f 20 she 10r3ple-e refats+ian o.
fopHi st 'heerfes scr the farmers ~ the
Pas tvr v~s~s ans or s~soun' oF &c
rSrfs rr4e~rs~tfv oNrr tAsrc Ee th'uA~
sse as,,e ~ No. ard thaf he state "a
esfia.a to go RepaAl5rsH tS5s year
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30

NATIONAL WoNAN'S cor NCIL.
TrfcBDIaI to BE Held In Washing
ton NrNt SnrinG.

OMAHA. Oct ~ business session tbat
las3ea a., Gay woend az the weeks con
VEN en- htr@ - fhe Nat onai Woran's
Couucl 4 tuss'e WITH auance toqk 49,
tae most o. the forenoon. !, vas decided
"a have the trierusal last ywo weeks 20
o. held k X asaingt0n mex spring prob
aesy IN ApTil. s,~iuR % war;, resaiD-
tsons 20 Dc presented al she gather uR was
handed In by Mrs. Cara Berwick Coihy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30

TWO Hpn.sred Would Not stay to
Hear Him Fteish

Sgee'a' Tss~7:-A - tie P>s;-late.} eeaerr
SDNi-tNH1 tct - James Hamilton
'@s;s 'rsif - a. che opera slasc here
as f*Fa ree hcuse Was ere S,iea
eEy n f evening bog before 49, sc1s-
s''sH' s7sr 10 neev'e had AeaaFset Dur
"a atE sis rs ustai - kSsl3 uosA-
e iheF Fnwtug nOGssnsssa. anG fail
e tr.f a. Ems
No 80 rrnfion Grc~xe~c~'s article
- t7e tfc.s'-3 sl}serreF 81 THURSDAY. ~
s'fFf Pc eIr2s cn tas rNgsg question
he oeae,y central committee has salg-
sesssd t1ss K - wll SPEAK fa2f nights
@ass q - cosnty th4t tee Republicans
~. "a hs< expenses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
Altogether Different.

tss czgo Hece71
We'll fnujss wherr's yG!v nevv hate
= haven't auT rev e8-
Why. yca sid ycH s@Fe going down
tcwa tu58y 80 get naw aa-
Arthur yu4 reEeT rear anything
et~a- ~as sald @ss govg Gcwn town
JG,aay - COX a Eaw has"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
INJUNCTION CASE DISMISSED
Vfrdeu Mine Troubles May BE Ftnni-
" Left to Arbitration.

SPRINGFIELD. H., Oct. g-inJunc,
twenty-five other miners or Nirden.
brought by the c &c go-Nirden Coal COM
pany, enjon nE miners from interfer ns
with the operation ~ the mine. were TO-
dev dismissed n the circuit court by the
complainant. II is believed this 's prehm'-
nary To an effort 10 again arbiirate the
difficulties between the company anu us
employees.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30

TIL. ferrv charge al Ford's prairie has
hnen raised The county comm 'sssioners
Wi, assume the payment hereafter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30

Nas1Sresou Post
Several rpe-Ecrrazi<s u~v-spa pers sscssra
- became e1tausts setc oEeE ;as selection
% Coln Harvey a. Gssanc.as manager o.
he psFsx. Notwithstanding tae Endorsement
o. Co. 9rya-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-23
& Conde de Monte crsto ..H 2s1

Monte-Cristo rrej6 una n1irada, que ereont,6 a
Bertueeio mas iivdo gre la pared, contra la cnal
apoyf ba para eaer. ssssng essssssess $50 -
y esa loyen, Sno ha mueFto? presuneo Monte
Cristo; me parece habero dido deeir. :s - ~
ST, Sc nor; hace veiltidn afios v dssde estetiem-
po no hemos vueltc tres al tpob-e marques
.-Gracias, graciss dijo Monte CIisto, juzgando
por la postrac6n del mayordomo, que va podfa til
raf de aquea ouerda sin tenor de- romperla gracias,
Jos he de acompafiar? = 3 s.. = sA-sss
mo, es indtil; Bertuccio g alumbrara 81
Monte-Cr acompafo >palabras con dos
pezas de ORC, que hiceron deshacerse conseIje zen
bendioionesy suspiros - : So
-lAh, caballeros dijo< ell conssrja de spu6s de
haber bascado ntilmente sobre Ia Chin enea es QUE
no teDgo aquf buas. -
s---Iomad uua de las lin nternas del oarruaia Bertuc-
CO. nostradme las habitaciones, dijo ell conde
FL mayordomo obedeci6 sin observaci6n; pc TO era
faci Yer el teublor de la que sostenia la lin
terna ouanto lie costaba obedecer s. sss~ts
Reoorrieron niso bsj,, bastante grande an piso
principal compuesto de un salon. una sala de bahos v
des alcobas.
Por de estas alcobas Sc iba 4 una escafara da
caracol que conolufa en- eIJardfu.
-iCallel aquf hsy esoalel a. diio ell conde
este es bastante conodo. Alunbredme, seor Bsrtue-
clio pssad adelarte y:vamos adonde luz esta
scaleTa.
for 4 i, Bsrtuese. oonduee ii j.fadia
<ss- III e6mo sabGis.eso2
- - Es deer, deLe eonducir 80.
tssNa--i paes b,eIl nos asegurarenaos.
Bertuccio lar z6 suspiro y.cauoino delsnta
La escaera desembocaba efectivamente en- tI israio
En- Ia paetas exterior Sc spaI6 Ell intendente.
--Vamcs, sef1or Bertueeo, djo el conde.
PeTo-e estsha snqpiladc. aturddo xsafi sin
cmiento. Fsses ~ ssss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-23
Biblioteca de xLa Democraciaa

fiemente dno verdadp exclam6 Bertuccio desespc-
RADIO; sempre he sdo hombre Ahonrado he hecho
cuantas buenas acciones he podido.
No digo que no, replic6 ell conde; 5pero por que
diabos estais tan agt.do2 Esa mala sehal >
conceDcia purs no pone las ejias tan &das.
-Pero, senior conde, repuso vaclando Bertuccio,
no me habeis dlcho vos mismo que ell abate Bnson
que oyo mi confession las prisiones de Mines os@
habfa advertdo al enviarme vnestra casa que tenfa
acton sola que repreLdermep
-Sf, pero como diriga mi diciendome que ha-
ras mayordomo excelente crei que habfas robado,
rads
-fOhi seaor conde exolam6 Bertuccio con des-
prsco. .=--~s~~->
-Porque como erals corso no habfais podido resis-
tir oil deseo de ~hacer pe'>, suee decirse
pafs, cuando al coptrsrio, Sc deshace
-7jPues bien! q, mons nor, q, mi buen senor ;
es exclam6 Bertuccio arroandose los pies del conde
NJ, es una venganzs 10 juro, solo una ven ganza.
-Comprendo pero 10 que comprendo que
esta jnstamente la que gavance hasta tai
punto.
--Pero, monsefior, sno es natural, replied Bertuc-
cio puesto que Ia veDganza fu6 eecutada vuestra
casa3
Como! desta cassa
--lOhi monsenoT, vuestra
-aPero, de quien eraa FL portero ha 5icho
que del marques de Saint Meranl Spor que daabos
pfais que yepgaros del marques de Saint-Meranf
lOhl no era de 81, mons nor; era de otro.
-Vaya IN eDcuentro extrano, djo Monto-Cristc
pareciendo ceder reAexiones, que os haifes por
casuaidad, sin preparation alguns una caa donde
ha Iasado 10 que de tan espantosos remoroi
mieutos s'~- i#
-Senor, dijo Ell mayordomo, la fatalidsd .conduee
tcdo etto, estoy Gpro prmero eomprais una casa,
iustamente en- Auteul; esta la misms donde y0
scne Ell fssenDatc bsjasal isrdD ustameDts, For una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-23

Llese.da Said /.


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harsea Ga
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-04-12

The Populist State Executive Com
mittee met in this city last week. They
took no action regarding fusion on
silver, or any other kind of fusion.
They met simply to decide upon the
date for holding the Popullst State
Convention, and this was all the i'm
portant business transacted.
By q vote of 16 to 4 they decided on
May 17Sh. The following call has been
issued:
RALEIGH, N. G., April 6, '98
"Ata meeting of the State Executive
COMMITTEES of the Peoples party of
North Carolina, regularly called by the
State Chairman, and held in Raleigh
on Tuesday, April s, 1898, the chairman
was directed to call a State convention
OF the Peoples party, to be- held in
Raleigh on Tuesday, May II, 1898, at 5
O'Clock p. m.
I'm accordance with the instruction
OF the committee, the State Convention
for 1898 is hereby called to assemble at
the place and time above stated, viz.