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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-13
La comisi0a de Paris
EN- W ASnINGTON

Un peri6iioo publica los siguientes iIfor-
mes acerca de las instrueoiones comuniosdas
por ell Gobierno do los Estados Uuidos sus
de'ega1os en- la Comiei6n de Paris:
'L7s conisionados formularan sua petit
clones en- su lenguaje naoional, hacienda dobes
tradaceiones, de modo que c.da plenipotencis
conserve ell original oontrario y Ia traduocidn
propia. Cada dfa &c teegtafa1a "ad referen
res reoaros hechos por GAIA representation,
aprobandose en- sesi6n siguiente ell texto del ar
ticulaio refersnte 10 "a dscltido.
"M. Mac Kinley ha reoomendaio Ia bre
vedad, rorque les Estados Unidos no pueden
soportar mas tempo 81 estado de impaciencia
dc feb il polemica q que Sc han entreg$io
les poIit;cos y la prensa, porq1e c GoblerAo
necesita estndiar sp plaa colonial para presen
tarlo al Par'amerto
s.No Sc ocuparan &c Cuba nj de Puerto
Rco, limitandose redaetar ell artfcu!o de la
''renuncia de sobcranfa." y reconociendo los
Estados Unidos ell derccho de fjar el regimen ?
gobiarno u,terior lie las an.ilas, subre gandose
la Rel u blics Americana en- cuantos derechos in
herentes & la soberanfa qle tenfa Espaia
''Se ooncede pradeuoial libertad q los CO
misionadcs para que aeuerlen el regimen aran.
celario que deba conce tcrse Espsna loa de-
reohos ''priviiegaios" qua dsben gozar los cs'
pafio!es en- Cuba en- Puerto Rec, to 10 10 caal
d;bera s.r objeto de IN tratado especial, re-
gulado en un protocclo general.
<Mac X 'nley ees enemig go do Ia possession
&c Iuz6n,. por estsr conyeaoido de qae costa.
RIA los Estaios Unidos mantoner su sobera-
nfa ceroa de l 900 miones de dollars anuales,
pero quiere poseer una serie csaalonsia de es-
taciones nsva'es que permitan asegurar Ia ruts
de Asia Ia de Occeanfa, cuando la Repubica
americ ina domino con las Antillas el canal de
Panama de Nicaragua.
sLcs comisionados yan KEGS pedirSn ell ejer'
cicio del soontrole, en- las Visayss en- la con.
ceai6n de reformas econ6mico- polftico -religio-
sas.
<Se aabe de un modo cierto q7e psdirsn
igualdad de derechos para les ehbiitos nortes'
mericalos que para los sspano.es, tanto en- 10
polftico como en- 10 econ6mico.
EN- MADRID
En- Conseio dc ministries fueron aprobadas
las instrucciones que han de lleyar los comisio'
nados de Paris. En- esas instruceiones, ell GO
bierno &c re6ere secretamente todas las cues
tiones mas esenciaes de Cuba, Puerto Rico ,
Filipinas; J aunqus puntualisa los terminos dc
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DESDE PARIS
e L L Il s

-Es un asnnto muy Standardization
mi amigo el mariho Ruiz del Arbcl-un tejido
de desventuras de todas olases. iQu6 penosa
impression me deja IN el alma el relate de la
escena de madame Henry en- la prision del Mont
Vsleriel freute en- marido degollado!.... Es
triste, muy triste.
-1nduiablemente. iTener preparado el
equipsje para salir de verano en- oompsfifa del
bombre querido; DIR un shasta luegos encon.
trarse en- I'm oharoo de sangre, con el marido
degollado como una res! Madame Henry me,
rece lagrimss de los hombres que piensan
sienten
Pero hay un auplioio mas horrible que 81
de madame Henry; el de madame Dreyfus. En-
ell corazon de la primera no cabe duda de la
culpabilidal de su marido; en- el coraz6n de la
segunda existe el convencimiento de Ia inocen.
cia de su compahsro; madame Henry no sabo.
REQ la amargara de yer al suyo pablioamente
escarneciio; madame Dreyfus vic la degrade.
ci6n de este, en- solennfeima parads al son de
clarines que chlllaron la deshonra, y vic que le
arrancaban una una todas las insignias militia.
res Y que ell salivaje del desprecio pablico cay6
en- su frente resbal5 por la mejila del soldado.
Madame Henry encontro un refagio en- Ia
muerte, que todo 10 dulcifca, del hombrs que
la did So nombre, y pudo velar Gu, despojos,
y acompanarlos llorando, al surco que todo 10
oculta; madame Dreyfus vive con Ia vista fila
en- spartado islote donde agoniza el padre de
sus hijos, en- jsrg5n de peri6dicos que disrio
lie maldioen dif,man, sin que Ia quede la es
peranza de poder acompsilarle en- So sepultura
de vivo, nj la de oerrarle los ojos cuando le
arrojen al mar, que toio 10 rscibe en- su in6ni.
ia miserocrdis.
Van por ell mundo lloranlo lAstimas, mi.
rando con humedeoidoa ojos, al traves del vapor
dc lag lagrimas, el desenoanto de Ia vida, Ia
desilusion, Ia muste. En- ell a~dor de Ia pelea Y
de los bandos que &c disputan la honra de un
honbre van Ieoibiendo salpicadurss de lodo
las Henry, las Dreyfu las Zoaa, laa Rochefort,
las Jaur6s; van por el mundo llorsndo el
desencanto de la vida, como expiaci6n de haber
uni 10 su exstenoia hombres c6Iebres que CO.
metieron ell crfmen de lamar la atenci6n publ.
ca. Y cuanao van = vienen de Paris, mas de
una vez Sc les iran los ojos haca 81 rustico ca.
serfo que alienta ooulto en- la hondonada del
canino, con las ujsres sgrupadas bsjo los
arboles mieLtras los hombres trsbhjan ell pan en-
la mai astuosa sereniiad del campo.
LUIS BON AFOUX.
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La REND|c|Oh De SANTIAGO

EI te'cgrama del general Linares qua ley6
en- Il Corgreso ell ssfior Morote, que ha sido
publicado en- Ell, sDiario de Soaione,, es como
s;gue:
Gal general en- jsfe al ministro de IA
Guerra. IL de Julio.
Aunque postrado el cana, extenusdo de
debilidad sgudos dolores, me preocupa de tai
modo Ia situac:on de estss sufridas trop1s, quo
creo deber milo dirgirms a V. E ministro de
ls Guerra para exponer realidad cosas.
Posicones enemgo muy cerca mas recinto
p'sz', efeato estruct ra te:reno; las nuestras
con desarroo IA kilometres. Tropas extenua.
das, onfermas en- proportion considerable, no
ingresan hosritales por necesidad tenerlas en-
trircharas I'll ganado sin pienso nj forraje;
en- pleno temporal de lluviss, levando veinte
horas sin CESAR de caer aqua, y las trincheras
sin cubrir, alojamiento del soldsdo, que solo
conc arroz, no puede mudar nj epjugar sus
ropas
Bias eonsdcrabea, j7fes o6ciales muer.
tos y hesidos, eDformos y dcsaparecidos pr
van, la faerza d, Ia necesaria direction en- estos
momentos; en- tss condiciones imposibles
abrirse psso, porqae al intentarlo qaedarfa dis.
minuido ruestro contiDgente en- una teTeera
parte de hombres qae po 1rfan salir, y merma
das eli otra por bsjss producirfa al enemigo,
reaultandc, en- fat verdadero dessstre, sin con. J
eeguir, como V. E. desea, la salvaci6n de once
mermados batallones. Para salir protegidos
por la division de Ii lgufa precise que vengs
romper linss enemig,, para gu combinacidn
hacarls romper estas faerzas. Por otra parte,
para esto necesita Ho'gafn empesr ocho iorna-
d,s traer numero de raciones que no podrfa
trasportar.
Fatalmente la stuaci6n Sc impone, Ia rem
de;6n Sc inevitable unicamente le que harfa.
mos es prolongar Ia agorfa.
Ell sacri6oio es esteril, el enemigo 10 COM
prende asf, advertido de nuestra stuaci6n, y
bien estab.ecido Ell cerco, sgota nuestras fuer-
zss sin ex2oner las suyas, como 10 hiso aver
csnoneandoncs por TERRA por elevation, Gin
q1e viaramos sus baterfaa, y por rar con IL
escuadra, que tiene va perfecta referencia
bombardea Ia plaza por sectores con precision
matemktica.
Santisgo de Cuba no es Gerona, plaza
murada, pedazo de terreno de la Metr6poli,
defendida palmo pslmo por sus propios hl1os,
sin distinction de muieres, ancianos nifios que
adelantaban, ayudaban J exponfan sus vidae,
movidos por la idea santa de Independents
con eaperanza de socorro, que recibieron.
Aquf la soledad, la total emigration del
veciCdario asi insular como reninsuIsr incluso
los cargos piblicos, con raras exoepcione,;
solo queda Ell clero, que hoy pretende salir do
L. plaza CON 81 prelsdo al frents.
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Constitution poiltiCa
DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS

Es un folleto.de A paginas en- octave, con
cubierta de color. Contene un pr6logo; la de
claraoi6n de la independence de los Esta 'oa
Unidos por ell Congreso ell de Julio de l.776;
la Constitution promulgada por la asambea
las enmiendas acordadas.
Sc vends en- esta redacodn 90 contavos
al contado se remite Ia sla envfando l9
centavos en- sellos de correos americanos. 81
ha de enviarse certifcado, deben remitirse
centavos mas.
No servimos ningdn pedido sin que 80 re
mesen los fondos. 10 = 81
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AVISO

No publicamoa anuncos, comunicados nj
hacemos trabajos de imprenta sin pago adclan
tado. Los comunioados vslen dez cantavos
la lfnea impresa: los manuscritos 80 cuentsn d
ooho palabras por lfnea.
La susoripoi6n tambien adelaptada, vale
5 pesos ell aemestre.
, No contestamos las cartas que vengan con
comunicados, sin el importe correspondence.
Los anuncios & precios convencionales,
segan sitio y tempo de la publication.
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So tranSere ea ee'sosG soe hpoeo, eoSs - bus uso
mas facas buen interss.-Raz6n, Proourador
Boneta, Plaza Alfonso XIII. A-4--l
gandes males Or G''1d'' ID smnohSss9enn Gsan
organioo aniquila ell cuerpo Ell espfritu SO i'm
pone devover el sistsma nervioao toda su fuer
"a y vig)r: do ahf Ia indication especial del
eViro Cordial do Cersbrina, de Ulrici, con-
| csptuado por los medicos mac eminentss, como
el sre,onstituycnto poleroso y vitalisador mas
rapido., p.
"A Ecnoho| La case do Sobrino de IL .
ia ESpdIld! quierlo G.. 8 despaohara
ell dia 25 de este mes el rhpido c6modo vapor
eConde Wifredos para la Corana, Cadiz, Bar
celona, Msllorca, Torrevieja, Valencia, Ma
leg,. IIs6iendo gran demania de passjas
| convene les viajeros solieitar sin cemora los
que deseen.
sgr Admito pasajeros carga.
| S. 1l---3
SNUay Estate TO rent at reasonable pri
""eH' -''1'o' CO to responsible parties,
in desirable location near Gursbo. 1t is in ex'
cellent con ltiou and is equipped with first class
machiaory. Address: Pedro Gonzalez Garcia
N. Is Calcta San Juan st.
| nenenajentn So desea IN buen depondiente
oop'"a''"'o de pulperfa que sea Iisto ten
ga buenas roferencias Informaran Sol hume
70 7, &c 2 de la tsrde. 3-3
| h7Nrsr Central de 9, 9 y3." y ron do Ia
nA"'a' Central San Vicente tienen do ven.
noa "a q prsci0s limitad0s KoBERr ! HRRnA' !
Gran Hotel "IngIatsra" a1'sa mG's' de Ran9s gsl%s1
do la sltura de los mejorss de Europa Wis
tas la bahis. Con gabinete de lec.ura, de-
partamento dc eantina, tabaquerfs un elcgan'
To Salon de Recreo. --Hopedajes desde DOS
PESOS en- adelante, segin la habitaci6n que &c
ooupe.--A. Acknowledgements.
Anunnin Ea la cslle do la Fortaleza numero
H's"'o'o II, se vande un ajuar dc muebles
nuevos, moico precio.
Advertisement - complete new house
furniture for Aaf its price is toba god at n. Q
n, Fortaleza Street, rst floor. l5-7
Rafael Pa|acios Rodriguez 6fbses q 5e = d 9{ e.
b!oo sus servicios PROFESSIONALS en- su bufete,
calle de San Fraucisco, namero 81, piso prin.
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HARINA AMERICANA
MARCIA eLEON>

Els la mas blanca y fuerte Harina de trigo
que yiene esta isla. Ccnocida muy apre.
ciada por todos los pauaderos porquo rinde
mas y produce mejor pan que cualquier otra
maroa. Hay constantemente cxisteucia fresca
dc esta famosa harina en- el amacen de A.
RAUSCHENPL le, San Juan
Puerto Rico. 1873
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Sc arrienda u Una a. n1saRa Rss o'ssa19 osgd5s
= de bonito aspecto, con terrenos, jsrdfn al fren
te, cochera cuadra, cenocds con ell nombre de
eCasa que foe de Margari,. II InformarA en- la
Capital don M. Vicente. de San Fran
cisco, numero Al. l0-s
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pndrn r. Thirnton da clases dc primera y
"a'o " '""''teo segunda ensehanga en-
su nuevo domicilio, Sol @9, euos. Prepara
ci6n especial ca diomas, Artmetica mercantil
Tenedurfa de libros. Admission de alumncs
internos, medic pensioniatas y externos. A.
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PRENSA MADRILENA

Ahcs con darsss Gel Liberal' & P0ls
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N @ T ! e {

We need IN this office an employ6, either 70
English or 11merican nationality, acho las
aoritten for newspapers, echo hnoes Aoao to
correct proofs, and aeho h,esars enough Of the
spanish language to understand it ecsN Those
acho desire the place aciN please ecrite to us-LA
CoRREspoNDENcIA DE PUERTO RICO st John.
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EI nges sin Maestro en- .s f,sles NIsso lee lee
todo adoptsdo para aprender los Espsfloles q
leerlo, traducirlo y hahlsrlo con Ia pronuncia-
ci6n fgurada de cada palabra. Aumentado
con cartos otros documentos en- Castellano =
en- Inges, utiles los Eehores Banqueros, CO.
merciantes, Empresarios, Industriales, Tene
dores de Eb:os y cuantos desesn aprender
llevar la correspondence mercantil de anbos
idiomas. Compues.o por don Santiago Mar.
tinez Martin profes ,r de idiomas en- Ia Hs
bana Mapa de los Estaios Unidos, Antillas,
Gofo de Maj:co = Centre America Vocabu.
lario espanol, inges J frances Todo muy ba.
ratio de vents en- la calle del Cfisto Mum. II.
5-3 a.
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0I0 Por tererse Cue ausentar su dueflo 50
WV vende uua tienda en- sitio muy acredita
do, con granles ventsjas para ell comprador.
Informara don Brauio Martinez. Gale de
San Sebsstisn namero So. Ga
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Rafael Pa|acios Rodriguez dfbses q bs = y9. e.
b!ioo sus servi,ios PROFESSIONALS en- su bufete,
oalle de San Francisco, ndmero 81, piso prin
cipal l5-l1
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Ia GnIortiva Fabr;ca de cigarrillos. Sc So
IL ooiosu'o licitan hasta 40 muj jeres de
buena oonducta para trabsjar en- sus talleres de
encsjetillar, dirigidoa por una sonora, sepsra-
do en- absolute del taller de hor1bres. No &c
abrirs dicho taller interim no este complete ell
ndmero sahalado. Para irformes y para ins-
oribirse, en- ola Colectiva, ealle del Comerco,
Marina 15-3 a.
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Ar1unnin Ea la cslle do la Fortalezs numero
H""'o'o II, se vande un ajuar dc muebles
nuevos, mdiico preoio.
Advertisement. - A complete new house
furniture for Aa'f its price is toba god at n. Q
II, Fortaleza Street, l rst floor. l5-7
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I!nnonAianto Sc deaea IN buen depondientt
oop'"a''"'' de pulperfa que sea listo y ten
ga buenas roferencias Informaran Sol hume
70 7, &c 1 de la tsrde. 3-3
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h7Nrsr Central de g. g y 81" ron dc Ia
na"'"' Central San Vicente tienen do ven.
ia a precios limitados RUBERT HERNIA,
NOS. Is Sc
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Coego particular de, de Ia itey,,. "a d ;ons,
Concrete. Mdsica, Dibujoy Pintura s cargo
de profesores mpetentes.-Alumnos internos,
externos medic pensionstss. s.-Direotor, Pc
0r0 MocD6 B0niet.-Sol IA. 1O-6
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-22
JOHN ENRIGHT DEAD
One of OkIahOma.s Staunch Ones
Goes to His Reward

Perry, o. T, Oct. 21.-(Special. John
E. Enright is dead. All that was mortal
Of as fine a mind and brain and heart
as ever human frame encased passed the
realms OF earth into the mysterious be-
yond at 7:90 yesterday evening. His re-
mains left on the afternoon train today
for their final resting place in Greater
New York. his former home and birth
place. At the time OF his death he was
the police judge of this city and the Re-
publican candidate for county attorney
of Noble county.
The bar Of this city, OF which he was
an honorable member. met this afternoon
in the probate court room. where most fit
ting resolutions were passed. and at SIS
in a body they accompanied his remains
to the depot.
Mr.. Enright came from New York City
TO Guthrie at the opening of old Oklahoma
in 1889. and cast his lot with this people.
He shared our homely joys and condoled
with US in our many sorrows. He was
no ordinary man. Gifted with a superior
mind which was intensely active from
his early boyhood. honest and staunch.
true 10 his friends as the needle to the
pure ~ must hCVAS bc anu II - iLLlliS
that many who read these lines and thus
first learn OF his death will drop kindly
tear in remembrance Of him and his many
noble qualities. He has ever been the
friend of the needy. the poor and the
oppressed. In the early days without law,
for there was none, he was elected by
the citizens Of Guthrie. police judge. His
administration OF justice was 50 fair his
hatred or sham and money power so in
tense that he rendered himself immensely
popular with the common people.
He came TO this county at the opening
and was deputy county attorney for two
years under Colonel T. II. Seward.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-22
SEAY SAYS FLYNN
VIII Be Elected, and Gives
Two Reasons.
BECAUSE HE WILL BE
That's One; the Other Is, He
Ought to Be.

FL Reno, o. T., Oct. N.-(Specvial.)-
Ex-Governor A. J. Seay Of ikngfisher,
was in the city today looking after a
bunch Of fine steers he has had shipped IN
to use on his beef contract at Fort Reno
and Darlington.
The governor is Of the opinion that
there are altogether too many tickets in
the field this fall-that les snumber
would do and the will OF the people would
be obeyed just the same.
He says he has not monkeyed any with
politics for the past five years, but II he
was crowded for an answer as TO who
would be the next delegate he would have
to say Dennis lynn; first, because ne Is
a Republican, and this is a Republican
administration, and, second, because Dem
mis- knows all the ms and outs about Leg
islative machinery and is the proper man
to send to Washington to work for the
welfare of the people of Oklahoma.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-22
LIQTID PROOF NEEDED
To Establish the Democracy of Can
didate BeIIamy.

FL Reno, o. T, Oct. &c.
Willie Bellamy, candidate for the council
on the o-Pop-Free-Silver -and-divers-
other ticket, has fallen in the estimation
of his good, old Democratic friends in
Canadian county.
George, like D. Bennett Hill, Of New
York, tells his friends that ne is a Demo-
crat and that he came from old Missouri.
Last week he took a trip to one OF the
district school houses. The building was
filled with a crowd of Democrats and
others when he got there. When George
got through with his little talk he shook
hands with his constituents and rode
phoIo sul SuoJue MoIIsJ Pho euO 6BMe
said: Say; that young fellow says he
is a Democrat and that ne keeps drug
store in FL Reno. Now look at him; he
comes here with his store clothes on and
bars lie in his curly hair. gives us an
hours talk about his future prospects,
jumps into his buggy and drives off with
out as much as saying, Boys, take a lit
tie sumpthin' oknock off the chill You
fellows may give him your votes for all
care. but ne can't get mine until he pro-
duces liquid proof that he is a Demo-
-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-22
ONE lN EVERY FOUR
one Person in Every Four suffers
from Piles

About one person in every four suffers
from some form Of rectal disease. The
most common and annoying IS itching
plies Indicated by warmth. slight moisture
and intense. UnconjroIable itching IN the
parts affected.
The usual treatment has been some sim
ple ointment or salve which sometimes
gives temporary relief, hut nothing ike a
permanent cure can be expected from such
superficial treatment.
The on,y permanent cure for itching
piles yet discovered IS the Pyramid Pile
Cure. not ONLY for itching piles. but Tor
every other form OF plies blind. bleeding
or protruding. The first application gives
instant relief and the continued use for a
short time causes a permanent removal
Of the tumors or the small parasites which
cause the intense itching and dlscomfort
OF itching piles.
Many physicians Tor lang time supQos-
ed that the remarkable relief afforded by
the Pyramid Pile Cure was because il
contained cocaine. opium or similar druss.
but such is not the case. \ recent careful
analysis OF the remedy showed il 20 be
absolutely free from cocaine. opium. or IN
fact any poisonous. injurious drugs what
ever. Sold by druggists AZ 20 cents Per
package.
Send TO Pyramid Co. Marshall Mich.
for free book on cause and cure OF piles.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-22
JUST REFRES HING NAP
Ell Reno Will Awake Before the Band
Wagon Disappears.

FL Rno,, o. T., Oct. 21.-(Special. 1.-The
Ell Reno board of trade is about TO do
more good for the interest of tfle town.
The main object is TO reorganize and put
the organization on solid basis. For
months past nothing has been done TO ad-
vance the interests of the city, and it
has come to the notice of the prominent
business men that towns north. south and
east Of US are putting on boom airs, while
e. Reno the best town of them all. is
taking a Rip Van Wrinkle sleep The
oil mill that was promised for FL Reno
has gone to Chckasha. The Choctaw
towns will take a great deal of trade from
our merchants in this city. and the out
look under present circumstances is grow
ing slim. Several merchants have been
hustling around and inside of two weeks
this city will have board of trade 10 be
proud Of and numerous new enterprises
will be started that viii bring wealth and
permanent proSperity to the CITY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-22
LIBERTY PROCLAIMED
By GENERAL WOOD
Continued from First Page)
AT COLUMBUS.

Columbus. O.. Oct 2.-The presidential
train arrived at Columbus az $50 p m
Notwithstanding the heavy downpour OF
rain. immense crowd had assembled at
the depot and the spacious building re-
sounded with cheers. a committee OF citi-
zens met the president and. accompanied
by an escort composed OF the Seventeenth
United States infantry and the Columbus
Rifles. he was driven to the Auditorium.
Fully 1000 people. who had patiently wait
ed more than an hour, were packed into
the immense hall. and the presidents ap-
pearsnce was greeted with almost deafen-
ing cheers.
The president was introduced by ayor
Samuel L. Black and spoke for about ten
minutes. his address being frequently in
terrupted by enthusiastic applause.
Secretaries Gage and Wilson also spoke
briefly. The celebrated epublicah Glee
club. which sang at the inauguration at
Washington. sang several songs. The
president shook hands with a number of
prominent citizens who acted upon the re-
ception committee, then he returned to the
train.
A committee of ladies met Mrs. McKin-
ley on tn etrain at the depot, but she did
not leave the car.
CHICAGO SCHOOLS JUBILATE.
Chicago. Oct. 21.-In all the public
schools today the regular work was laid
aside and the children joined in celebrat-
ing the close of the jubilee week. with
exercises appropriate TO the occasion.
The addresses made by President Nc
Kinley at the banquet on Monday night
was read. either in whole or in part, by
the teachers