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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-10

In looking around for places in
which to negotiate war loans, Sec
retary Gage should not forget the
Kansas farmer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-25

The attitude of Germany excites a
great deal of comment. The question
whether she will interfere or not in
the Philippine Islands is debated, pro
and con, in leading articles and tele-
grams, but the German ambassador
in Washington seemed to have an
swered the rumor definitely by call
ing on the Secretary of State and as
surfing him that there was no truth
in the rumors and that Germany in.
tended to maintain an attitude of
strict neutrality. The presence of the
large German force in Manila gave
color to the rumors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-25
ANNEXATION.

The enemy in the Senate, enemy of
the United States and of Hawaii, is
carrying on the filibustering tactics
which were to be expected. With
this party it is everything to gain
time, but the pressure against this
minority is strong. In the first place
there is the pressure of the people,
which desires that the Islands should
be annexed; then there is the pressure
of the Executive, whose policy it has
been to annex the Islands in the past,
and whose policy is the more streng-
thened by the events of the war, and
lastly there is the pressure of the
Democratic party, which begins to
see that the opposition to the popular
will means the loss of votes in the fall
elections, of which a foreshadowing
has already been seen in the West.
That the Islands will be annexed in
the next few days looks now to be a
certainty, but it might have to be by
proclamation of the President if the
filibustering tactics of the anti-annex-
ationists prevail. But will they pre-
vail? Besides the pressure exercised
upon the obstructionists by the causes
mentioned above, there is one more
that may have potent effect. That
is that the House of Representatives
may refuse to adjourn until the joint
resolution is passed. This will prob
ably have as much influence upon sell
fish Senators as anything else. For
/ Senators like their ease, while the
House is, from the nature of things,
more aggressive and inclined to fight.
All the private kilograms received
here point to a speedy solution of the
question, and by whatever means it
comes, we may feel satisfied that the
Stars and Stripes will be floating over
us, promising safety in war, and
prosperity in peace.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-25
Aloha, Boys in Blue. Success to Ne
braska, Utah and Pennsylvania!
VOYAGES.

The voyage of the Monterey, even
from San Francisco here, is a remark
able feat, the taking of her from here
TO Manila will be still more daring
and remarkable, and yet it will I'M
doubtedly be accomplished. OF course
compared with the run of the Oregon
from San Francisco to Key West, the
distance from San Francisco to Ma
Mia is much shorter, but when we
consider the different class of the two
ships, the feat of the one is as great
as the feat of the other, and this war
will have decided the ability to move
ironclads, even when constructed
purely for harbor defence.
The voyage of the Oregon occupied
eighty-one days, including stoppages
for coal, and the distance was 7,49t
miles. The voyage of the Monterey
will, calculating according to the
time it has taken her to come from
San Diego here, occupy about forty
days, and the distance may be rough
ly reckoned as 5000 miles. Thi.
would be one-third of the distance
in one-half the time.
But the powers of the Oregon ar,
very different from the powers of tn,
Monterey. Only with great difficulty
has she been able to carry coal enough
for her run of 2,100 miles from Sar
Francisco to these Islands. The Ore
gon made the run from San Francis
co to Callao, distance of $500 knots
without single stop, and during this
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-25
SAUCE FOR THE GANDER.

Everything that is unjust tends to
react upon itself, as everything that
is Just also reacts and makes what is
good even better than before. This
is true in ethics. 1t is true in practi-
cal life. We are constantly seeing it
in every relation in life and yet how
ever low and however high our posi-
ton may be we will fully blind. our
selves to consequences which we
know must inevitably happen. When
they happen we rush to all our gods
and assistants to try and stave off
what may happen, but like the man
who built his house on sand, we find
the camor is of no use. The structure
crumbles and nothing avails. 1t
goes.
This is being admirably illustrated
in this little place at the present
time. There is no doubt that the APP
preparation bills have been swelled
out of all reason. There is also no
uouDt tndp intlt were lltH WllO WcGt
willing and determined to check this
reckless expenditure. But could any
one expect those men to continue
their fight when their feet had been
cut from under them? And this is
what the true inwardness of the re
cent Legislative fight rests on.
In the early part of the session the
House, whatever the Senate nigh
have been disposed to be, was deter
mined upon economy, even wher
economy was hard and unpleasant
just as hard as it is for a private in
dividual to cut down his servants ant
carriages and go afoot. 1t was an in
vidious operation and no one who wa
engaged in it liked the work, but i
seemed as if it ought to be done. Ex
ample is better than precept, and TIL
proper place for economy was witt
the heads of the government. On
Minister, repudiated. some weeks age
any wish to raise salaries in that di
ictiloii, anu Sdll lHtU himself ana nj
colleagues could not conscientious,
accept such a thing and yet boggl
over fifty dollar cut in the salary o
some poor clerk receiving bare pit
lance. This was as it should be-
However some power was brough
to bear upon the Ministers and whet
the matter came up for third reading
they were ominously silent. VIVA
had made them so ominously silent
1t is said that this raise in salary wa
pet measure of some one who man
aged to make them promise not to op
pose the measure. 1t looks YER
much like bit of log rolling by whicI
the appropriation has been swelled t.
the amount of $4,000 to please some
ones whim. OF course when the high
est officers of the Republic were rails
ed, there was no reason why mino
officers should not receive higher paw
What is sauce for the goose is SAUCE
for the gander, and if the gander ha
chosen to lobby and get a pretty bat
pinch he has only himself to blame
But then, the bigger the gander tn
more noise he can make.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-25
WAMPOLE'S
PREPARATION,

which, although it contains all tie
curative and fiesh-producing proper
ties of Pure Cod Liver Oil, extracted
by us from fresh cod livers. is entirely
free from its taste, OdOr and cjqIcdr-
ance. In combinati n with it ale he
Syrup of Hypophosphites Compound,
Extracts Of Malt and Wild cherry
Bark In building up pale. puny,
emaciated children particular y III 20
troubled with AnRmia, &c! Ciuia,
Ricketts,, and Bone and i,iood Giseast s,
nothing equals the rreparGti' n It's
tonic qualities are of the highest
order 1t creates new blood. St. Gag
muscles, sound teeth. solid homes ana
enables them to grow up into healthy
men and women, for cures mdde IN
the yOung are economical and per-
n,anent 1t is a product of moo m
study and the hest thing med ca
scien' @ has to give you up IT, &c.
Palatable as honey. Livery dose eft:-
tive. You cannot he disappointed IL
it. Sold by chs mists everyw here.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-25

Nauseous and bad-taStng medi": \
Is Objectionable to adults and Il IID.rul
to children. No doubt its fccGuent
lack Of good effect is, at least, "a. tiy
due to the disgust it eXcites in chem
the shock to. the system THIS is
true of cod liver oil in the form If
the ordinary old-fashioned miXtu. es
so often forced upon the terrified ). d
helpless children. A most MAJ ked
contrast is offered by
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-25

time she covered 2,4S4 knots at an av-
erage speed of thirteen knots, while
there was one run of 1875 knots in ten
hours, both of which feats have been
hitherto unparalleled.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-25
Anti=CalOriC
Boiler Compound

for your steam pipes you will
arrive at the minimum in the
amount of steam condensed.
1t is the best covering yet
found and is in general use on
the plantations.
This is the time of year for
general repairs and at a small
expense you can cover your
pipes with the ANTI GALLO
RIG BOILER COM
POUND, and be surprised at
the saving gained in fuel. A
saving of 20 per cent in fuel
can be safely counted on.
At a recent test made by
Engineer Kopke of the Pho
neer Mill, Lahaina, Maui, the
following results were dis
closed:
Asbestos 1l5F.
Scotch Compound 10SF.
ANTl-CALORIC lOlF.
Is it necessary to say any
thing than that
ANl|-CAL0R|C BOILER COMPOUND
is economical in every way?
HA WAIIAN HARDWARE CO
FORT ST., opp. Spreckels' Bank.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-25

Get a picture of Manila bay, where
the great naval battle was fought. You
will find it in the Manila and Philip
pine Portfolios, which are now ready
for distribution. Ten cents at Star
office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-25
TILE CHILDREN.

Star want ads. bring good returns.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-25

Our stock is large and
well selected, but the
United States may annex
us, and if so the prices of
Cut Glass and Solid Sill
ware will stay reduced
and the prices OF Art
Pottery will advance.
We take chances this
month-you take none in
buying from
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Administration Central
DE .CoNTR1BUCIoNEs Y RENTAs
DELLA IsLA DEPUERTO RICO
CIR G ULA.R .

En vista &c la iDstancia presentada por
los senores Mulenhoff Korber del conner
clio de esta plaza, solicitando authorization
para que los vapores dc "a empresa <Ham-
burg American Lines puedanf verifosr ell
comercio de cabotsj emientras dure el~eetado
exceptional que atraviesa Ell pats; Ell limo.
senor Secretario del Despaoho1 de Hacisndf,
de acuerdo con 10 propuesto por este Centro
teniendo en- cuenta la CIRCUMSTANCES antes
expuesta, la imposibilida1 en- que estan las
embarcaoiones memories nacionales dedicsdas
& dicho trAdoo 4 trasladarse de, uno otro
de los puertos de la isls por tenor al b1oqueo
que en- ellos ejercen mas 8 menos Directs
mente los barcos de guerra americanes,y
los perjuiclos que Sc lrrogan al concrete
cuyas operaoiones Sc paralizan, ha tenido. s
bien disponer queda en- suspense. el cumpIi-
miento de las Ordenanzas de Ia Renta de
Aduanas, en- 10 que afecta la prohibition
que estableoe los barcos extranjeros para
dedicarse al comeroio de cabotaje, Y que
mientras duren las circunstsncias actuaIes
puedan, 10 mismo la empresa peticionaTia
que los de cualquiera otra naci6n que 20
deseen, conduoir de uno 4 otro puerto de Ia
isla las mercanc1as~ detenides ellos por
falta de buques espaholea. - r.
Los senores administrators locales
ouidaran al conceder el permiso para tomar
oarga dc cabotaje lossbuques extranjeros
que 4 la veg Ia oonduzoan de adeudo, que
vaya CON Is debida separation una otrs
que esmeren ;su vigilanoia para evitar los
abuses que pudieren cometerse 81 auparo de
esta concession que solo tiende s benefciar
ell oomeroio de buena f5, sin que en- manera
alguna Sc permita CUE los barcos que tomen
carga de cabotaje puedan tocar en- puerto
entranjero; la inteligencia que 81 ia
suoediers aquella perderA carActer de ca.
botaje.
Y de orden de S. 8. I!tma SO publiea
en- la eGaceta> para conocimiento general.
Puerto Rioo, % de Mayo de lsss'-E FL
Administrator Central, Nicozds D0ub6o.
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CO|NCIDENCIAS

Las Jozas que con motivo de ia guerra
hispano yankee corren estos dfas soa bolos.
de punta-
Hay qaien Sc leyanta pensando en- 10
que ha de decirnos para damcstrarnos que
tlene ordenes cable d!recto con
Washington que Mr. Mac kinley no e
reserva NADIA, absolGtamente nada de sas
sinlestros prcpositoe teniendole mas al tsn-
to de 10 cue ha de suceder de los rumbos
Qne ha de tomar su escuadTa que al m!smf-
simo Sampson. - =:
mo sabe usted?.. :. dice con mucho
mis<erio s la primer vfctlma que halla su
psso, ha arnaneo;do hoy un yankee montado ,
en al dedo de la estAtua de bronze de
Ponce de Leon. ... ...-
i En- que dedo?
En- ell dedo CON que apunta. -
--iCaracoles! " por d6nde ha We
nido ese pr6gimo? $3.50. ;
-Paes hombre, como los americanos 10
pueden TODD, lnenos entgar en- Puerto Rlco
por sus costaa, han resuelto irse las nubes
para lloverse luego sobre Ia isla Ell dc la
ettitua es . =. loviio. Yo estoy perfec-
tamenta enterado.
-,De veras? iQue barbaridad!
---Cr6ame ustsd y adi6s porqae me-
anuneian que me llama Mr.. Morgan para
tener, conrnigo una conferencia por: cable,
anunC12QuULIa !as TesotuoiUHos uitlHdS Oo 4ae
Camaras americanas y pidi6ndome consejo
para el porvenir. @-: -s>
-~Adi6s pues. -, 3
aquel pobre de espfritu qae tuvo la
desgracis de toparse con una de esas calsma-
dades notcieras sale de Ia misteriosa con-
farencia coz el coraz6n oprimido y va 4 su
casa el terror le haoe aumentaf 10 que 10
dijerou ie cuenta su atribnlada consoTte
que los yankees estan puerta de TERRA
tomando acisky con soda en- canones cognac
en- obuses que solo esperan estar bien bo.
rrachos para entrar s ssco en- Ia oiudad. =
La pobre muger grits que no quiere le
h&gan ESQ: los chiquiilos sc desgsnitan sa-
len to1os de estampia van parar & Ia
cuspide de ia Sierra de Luquillo. ~
Ell noticiero sigue por su parte sembrsn-
do la intranquilidad. -
Los impresionables que no se detienen
redexiorar un instante sobre 10 que go
murmura sigilosamente sus oidos, SO rien
mas tarde, al no yer conf,madss las estupen-
das notioias, de- gu propia mpresiouabilidsd.
No buscan Ell orfgeu, Ia verdadera caaea
de ese nefando noticierismo, 10 atribuyen
( quijotadas de los fscistores que quiersn
darselas de personajes bien enterados. 2''
Los que meditan, sunque no dan es et
clavo toman nota de continues extrai1as
cci1c:da1oias. FIX.
Ri pats debe estsr tranquiio; los yankees
no Sc mueven; su escuadra rormaaece en-
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Battalion plovisiona de Puerto-Rico
n u NJ E r 0 8.

Debiendo proveerse este batall6n de 90
mulae que reunap condolences de fuerza para
soportar Ia carga mfnina de noventa y dos
kil6gramos, aparte del baste aparejo, resis-
teneia fatiga prolongada y no exceder de
ahos de edao, pero sin su eci6n alzada de-
termlnada cuyo precio uno con otro no
exceda de ochenta pesos: Sc hace saber por
81 preaente anuncio para que ell que desee
preaentar ganado de esta especie pueda ha.
oerio desde manana de echo de la misma 1
seis de la tarde en- las ofoinas de este Bata.
lion, sito en- ell cuartel de. San Francisco,
aonde previo ell reeonocimiento pericial,
prooedera al al uste cierre Ge trato innse.
diato.
Sc admiten proposiciones por los CO.
mandantes de los destaoamentos de Fajardo
Vieques.
Lo que Sc hace pdblioo fin de que con
toda urgenoia remitan este cuerpo pro-
poseiones los que tuvieran esta clase de ga.
nado suj etandose en- TODD 10 prescrito en- Ell
presente anuncio.
Los gastos que origine este snuncio seran
sufragat1os proporeionalmente entire los VEN
dedores del ganado. La Junta economical.
Los capltanes comislonados.
SIS. Zataez Navajas, Aaozfo Muyazde.
Gran Oesea e. $Ss
vnos cognacs anisado ginebras fnas vernouth etc,
conpa1a, establecda Jerez de la Frontera. Sc
atendera los petidOs puntUaaidaG, Precios nuy
duares garantzan los productos de la los I'M
portidos la misma.Drgir Ia correspondence don
Manuel lAmbrosan-Ponce 45-21
Ernnvoca La gran Empresa de Coches de los
Lli5 Coo senores MASSO Y RAMIREZ de
Cayey, ha nombrado Agente en- es-
to Capital don Benito Zalduondo, quedando
instalada dcha agencia establecimiento
ola Luna1, San Francisco 3d. esquina xCruz~
y frente q la plaza de Armas.
Coches para Caguas, Cayey, Aibonito Goa
mo, Banos de Coamo, Santa Isabel, Juana Diaz.
Ponce, Guaya1na, Arroyo, Salinas Aguas
Buenas. Precios sin competencia Telefono,
nllm. 240 -NOTA. Esta empresa tiene COM
binaci6n especial que pernite tener sienpre en-
esta Capital buenos coches disposition del
publico i la hora que los necesite.
Recuerdese Ia direcci6n establecimjento
xLsa Luaa>, plaza de Armas, Capital. 3O--29
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E.nnroca La gran Empresa de Coches de 10
Eii5EI Goa senores MASSO Y RAMIREZ d.
La suscriDcj0Il djrecta

dc &La Correspondence de Puerto 1ico> rae s.. so
el t'inzestro, o1e|notoaos No sarcirdn sasco1p-
Clones SIN ayo ode|u,uodo. Sc pueden hacer RENE
SOS en- se1os de co1oos, gjros de Ia prenso, buetes
p9v13jGdos etocliv0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-29
Lulia nermanos, Y ConpanIa,

c las ncos irnportadores Puerto Rico del faI1Qso
% eo no o' nlaso ue mesa, "Anguciana Ningn-
3ento e se aoa,a 10 revo.r toJn exciso s,ro
e de Jerez Champaha SUPERIOR Ecores mos grr
+ota case de hnos dol giro asa Ifeso1safs
nm yneiOr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-29
] los (;arDintor0s

E0S dpIlI5EUS al p51 n e. ES2eT3 Aho>
Ell CApIICIIO San JustO 81, cNhlben de
maeras raaadaS listas para coocar precos sumamen-
osOs. Aolns de todcs anc1OS dseiOs
eseen baaust1es torneados calados orisas etes,
bstrabajaas, cavotes toda clase de calados slso
del compratiOr
PJTEETAs VENTANAs. Este importante
ra,,e aencion proporcionan1os toda
clase Dc pueras Il ngesa puertas persanas &c cua-
mas TRElN1A POR CIENTO de los precios usuales.
CASAS COMl'IErAS: podemos eltregar las 1natleras
editiciO
nos pita.
hacen baT1as de catre tinageros roperos fabl
tutla case Gle caj.s para ndustrias
Ecocolia de tempoy de dinero. Col
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a - DE TORREVIEJA ease superior detallan preci
NH l,mitaao RUBERT KEIiMANOS. 1o-l1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-29
"A ~~a. ~asa, GRANDEs REMEDIOS.-
Il Ef1Rli$H$ Ee5NsHA Cuando el enlpobreci,nien
EakA anicn el

cerp l esrtu inpone devolver al sistea nervloso
toda su fuerz vigor de ah la indicacion especial del
VIo cordial de Curebrina' de Urici conceituado por
los 1necos mas eninentes Ell reconsttuyente po-
1iarrso y vitaI;zaCor mas rapido." 1ps
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~ uanar del v:ajsro Fonda posada de Gabaer- n--
III sf3tUfS} AibontO. Casa grande, ventiada. bier
s '~@ situada e. Ia mejor mas cenrIica calle de
oNlacio2. Sc adnten punos temporadas precio
cor yencionales cubieIJo reales; + ID
catra idem 1916
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| n~aaus%a~.n Intermediates de Ia garganta. nori2
ksTEEAEs&is III oitos -Consutas gratis los pebres
I 1~HI%s '~''~ 4 de Ia maana por el doctor
| Bauxsl plaza Jose, iunto Ia iges;a). 1ol1
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c,,nra OCASIoN- Sc vende 8 arrienda la haciepda
hlsES6 'BOQUiLLAS' enclavada en- los harrios de Sa
~@S"@ banefa Alga1roco, t6rnlino municipal de Ms
yagez. hacienda queda konetr os de distances
lie Mayag,ez Para pormenoyes dirigrse d don Arturo
Eau Mayaguea don Roberto Schnabe Aguadilia. 3O1(
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yinos, cognacs anlsado gnebras fmas, veImouth, etc
Ge la conlpalia establecda Jerez de la Frontera
atendera los peddos puntUalidad, Precios pc
duares, Sc garantzan los productos de la los in
port;dos DOT la misma-DIigr la correspondence do
Manuel AmbrOsian.-POnce. a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-25
LEES WONDERFUL FEATs.
Another Large Audience Entertained by
Exhibitions of Hypno,ism.

Another large audience turned out
iaSt night to see the wonderful exhi-
hilton OF hypnotic power as demonstra-
ted by the Lees ut the opera house.
Professor Lee changed his program
last night and gave entirely new Illus
tfat'ons OF his power After explain
mig the science OF hypnotisn,. as is
customary at each appearance the
professor called for voluntary subjects,
anu ioZen men responded.
The hypnotic button was then press
ed and the men on the platform were
compelled to enact all sorts of pranks,
such as driving away mosquitoes, try
ing To avoid hot chairs, making love
to each other, going yachting. etc. etc.
The audience enjoyed the fun immense
~. and was kept in Mysteries from be-
ginning to end or this feature of the
program.
For the first time. Professor Lee
worked his charms on those of the all-
dicnce who We're DESTROYS of and will
ing to be put to sleep under hypnotic
Influence. Those who did not care to
try the experiment had only to look
away from the charmer. Several gen
tlemen and ladies' We're put to sleep
and We're almost Immediately awak-
cned by Professor Lee.
The feat of the evening followed
the breaking Of a 500 pound brown
stone rock on the chest of a subject
with his body perfectly rigid, as a re-
suit of the influence Of the hypnotists.
The daring feat was not accomplished
SO far as the stone breaking was con-
cerned. but the mans body did not
bend under the tremendous weight.
Tonight. the young man who Is asleep
in the window of NJ. H. Lash's furni-
ture store will be brought back to the
opera house stage and awakened by
Professor Lee in fun view OF the au-
dience. He will then have been In a
hypnotic sleep for forty-eight hours.
This feature will undoubtedly be wit
messed by packed house.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-25
CALM BEFORE THE STORM
quiet Prevails Around Headquarters
at Tampa

tby IeleSraph) .
TAMPA. FLA. May IA condition
OF almost omnibus quiet the calm be-
iofe the storm. prevails around army
headquarters at Tampa and at the
aocks at Port Tampa. Even what lit
tie information given out of late as TO
the general work of preparing a big
army for u hard. bitter campaign In
Cuba has been almost wholly cut or
ana the impression prevails that the
end IS now not far off. That the long
weary weeks of drilling in the blazin q
sun ana sitting dust of Southern Flor
'oa VIII soon be but memory In tie
minds OF those engaged in the more
"eauiS. put also more welcome cam
palsn IN Cuba. Every soldier in Tam
pa. from the highest officer to the raw
recruit. is watching With an interest,",
almost painful in Its intensity for new.
from the fleet. In the minds of all. is.
the settled conviction that the hour
"hen news of Il battle between Sanp-
son and Schley and Cervera is r.ceiv-
"a at Washington will mark the. time
ior the issuance of the orders for en-
BARKING That this Will come in a few
Gays Is not doubted. 1t may be I'm n
rev hours. The belief that the Amerj
Sah commanders; have the clever Span
iard IN a position in which he c:lnno,
escape Is general and a fight is looked
TOR at any time. History Will repeat
Itself and Dewey's victory at Manila
VIII be overshadowe1 by a bigger vie
tory on the Southern coast Of Cuba.
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THOUGHTS OF THINGS.

A girls idea of bliss is finding anoth-
er caramel after she thought the bag
was empty.
TIL elton is called the king of beasts.
but a man whose dinner isn't ready on
time can roar louder.
A liberal education is one Which
leaves a young man money enough 10
keep him until he strikes a. job.
The first baby gets Is photograph
taken every three months; the other
babies are lucky to get theirs taken
once In three years.
A man often decides that he can't af-
ford to get married; but when he IS re-
ally in love he marries and doesn't care
whether he, can afford It or not, &