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Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
Tra 2cfSpifen.
Zen 23oe Wai lsc

Ssn 23os mai 1898.
l., bar nj @aarsn bag Os mco aft Stray,
/ .o,r ben, msO @aarorbsips o. iaaoant
|, gyrtt bar uoOper Barren bolpt fig
\ nth tarp @tno % tsri, men benimoO
|sn Of Osnus Nuanso tit ri @esu, % ies
1 nr vi bart parmt geir, iaa nu itnar
Lrtcnn sanfe pattcrt. 2spet CT frem,
[~gt, % Marierns er grsnne, iua hi MI
| nat BEN imuttets garstio, Ri bar /
\ Rcr3t.
|ss Rat Waarto bar ri o9iau bart ~l7oc
\ fortaar fs, % ben er ,aar Ium andre
| ryt Oper belle 2anoet meo Setter af
kaiet Slaes. Stortbtnset ieireps iuut
\ Rai paa @iosppIO Os Goiisrns sr fuloe
|Eutrinser ON Soften, buor b~sittoslie %
N ben lFb al, % bptlien COB Stsmnirs,
! MfsOt melsm be to politif. BARTER.
F1 uOtaler bl. a.: "at bet fer up til,
nj rcast tort ppuaass I Rorse, maa
|rnmilntningen fore9aa siennem Macs
Il, glnOst bar I Goroeisu omtult ben
[xGs. Samorretigbeo, iom ruaOet uuoer
!. : Bergen bar bans touaelisc Ssis
|Frcrpririen tiliteoe pto 17os Wtai 5eits
[sm,, ban bar Der ttlftsoe i~anleoniug
tsingtns Iabuins, os 9laoene rOier i
/. isr,r hans Seltaoelie | 6eittoset III. M.
Ia SpeOsn ferret hi c9iua l7oe Wai mtO
,f sarnmeutomiter pao to Steosr. Zen
tutnOs linSoomsiorenin9 bapoe arrange.
III paa SD8oens 5oriumliugsbug, %
nr its iom Msolem tilteos. 5alsn for
sn bclotss At 6oreuinstus 5prmano
&ormoabl, % forsorigt bstsles
NIB Sang, Splssrins % 1rattsrins Of
Tar Sarge. glanot b. cplGite Sas
tar It stp,te itrspst for a~ul.oninseu |
baouofrspus apis.
h ltpir i Spending Der on1 Sapsns efitr
b. Stlcgrammerue fra Rrisen. ri ben.
nslis tfter at fau lGie om Sammtn'tsO
y ftnOtliee 6lauoer cmirirs Cuba, %
mco 6oroertuins efttr at e be amsris
h Qaabens Stier.
,r ru itilt ON Tsosfals, men sntslts
bar funpst stso. Gsra' ian leg
Nc: gIrnt strano % Glen 5rpuFac,
aobbrsO og Snsebore ann1 Ro:s
! ~ meo bet isrits faar ri Ole @ierian
Sislup. Ole gierian bar op.
/ fig / amerita uu9ls eIar, fpr't / Srnls
} % itusre / g9inoiu Iioer I Minnsipta.
'tntO 6iIien til ole tisuOts os u~tisupte
ne. 8. 8,
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12

5Orrstninserne pao be uosnlanofs
5iitsmartsosr lisssr irsmotIss neos.
Bare ROroam.rita pa Spanisu If orb.
net llsrsisn Ts imelsm. iuu bIep Der
NOT beors Fiber for Dor 5~itsbnnoei.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
gogsns 3ntbolo / &apitter:

J1riie Del.
Soloonsns s%ynoHposlis paa Be fire gam.
iEnestelter: SlemHsst, Sioleu, aiE.
ten o. Siateu.
ByarlstlesH (Yrolpsi.
Ssrie Rapitsi, - 6liteT.5 obias. - Gmb
GrantgH.
gn6et aabtisi.-9nleH / gmerita.
lre0is EapiteL-3erHbaHs o. 7uiisbaHe.
Tleroe aapitsL-g. Seiga vGa Saleoaea.
syeuits 0apttel. -Et0srae ~fuganorsr iil.
Sistte aagtiei.-GH b~eieanenoe Yea.
Sputnos aapiie, .-Xad Siolga.
ClieHoe Ragt;el. sgt Saab slisr 10 bieo
pruot"
Risuoe aapitel.-In Salouu.
Iisnoe aapttsL-Sareingee Satponpiansr.
glsuie RapitsL-SadeeeH Euriabeo.
Eolpie RdpiisL-Reoao Bate.
{rsitsnoe aapitel.- IS risu Iloer.
6Iorlenoe Rapitel.-5sa glls III orrre.
Jsmisnoe aayitel.-Sobbelt SogbspoelIs.
Sertenoe aapiteL -yiaaleE
NHoeu BeL
6aur9eu Ttlsm SaiornsH o. Nfbplosiaasu.
StHoriEgsr Tor @a9cns SgemgaHg baaos
trG NtseH og ira iurtjugte
4fspioSioll.
6pri;e acknowledgements.
AHoet Gdpt.ei. - Mnneeb oiosfo reninaeu
BRgiertn.
7reoie Sa2,te l.-Sgrusue itlnr Tor Slla,
disroe aapiet-'Gp gr9tien.s
EemIe aapttsI -5ptieaoe 4eais5sit
Sleite &apltel, -5lbGasialo.
SuUeuSe SapiteL-StoElaaet.
Sttenoe aapiteL.-&rtfsiien,
V euoe NapiteL- 8Tohibttien o. Srpn.
lisnee NATURALIZATION % 8alaFamp.
@aeoie 1aplttl-sotal Option 9rar,s.
Selvie 9aplteL- -Statsoro
tibiiton.
b. Anundsen, DEBORAH, In.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12

Nso g,nlisbes Tan nan plu.is hcsrt oaar
AZ en- gsps.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
,S~tlferierne.
SiIbeftTtet (.

SNUtllB uut w UNNlA'"N" 49, 10
tiltjenoe, Itripss ben 19oe SuIt. Den
trat ub msb gsIsgst iuar. vi er |
Iibits Salpbel al SuIi. pda ben lib
plsisr / almino.lise aar Silosftitst pGa
re I fulo Gang.
s 3omreTiorben, Romsbols amt,
sr 9sapnoslisn giort. Utan bar Der
ianget en- liben alut 1ets 5ep'ilo og al
be itsrre Mlerter. era 5rsien bsr.ttts,
at mar Der snonu lite bar gjort nogen
8anqit, men at Der er lloiigtsr til, at en-
FABIAN inart pil 6egpnoe. Era 5bbes
TAB berettes Der, at Der er lat ct itsrre
SiloeitRna. Wten bet er moi rsppe
Sebflo. St9ngst ubbbbss til asn, og
bet piloe man lite gjsrs, ifulb Barren
bar af ben retts Sort oe az ben rette
Stsrrelfs. Oct maa pars ben 'datalbts
"5jorbitsing". Wen ben bar oe'ua 1T
Barb, iI9r pao en- lib od Gi'terne al
minoelie lite tommer rogen Del pud
Gruno AZ asnmungel.
Ssnomsrinaerne bar pRret uoe for
liaeiom iiipr at brios Silcefiite | uaben
81. Wen be er bibtil psrbt tilbage
meo ingen 5angt. Soenftsrne bar oga
iaa ioriegt Zig uos | auttegot u9 Stas
9erdt meo famine Refultdt. Der er
Glib Sgen, pouitdur be, men ben bar
life fact fnmle fig enonu.
Sitbefiftet
norbeniielos bar idar giuet ct glimrenoe
ub6ptte. !Sjelbbrusens pur for Ct Bar
Tiger Iioen optdgns pua be feits Stebsr.
% be rusfIte RcaHT,stisbere 'i9ss at
bore iulblaftebs. Men nj er ben fsrit
fangebe og b9ngts Sei 'ad ter, at BEN
fan tagss nsb og gibe plaos for np
5angit.
2arefiitet
teaner iii Of eipe ct Wiooelsdars lib
bptte | i'm Selhsb betrugtet. CONNIE
Steosr bar bet p9ret temmslig trait;
andre Steoer oerimoo I9rbslss rigt.
Matretfiitst.
@~aurIungiten sr for6i og Far giOst.
iaapibt mar fan ie. eienneminitlig en-
upautlagslis 5ortiensite. 0OrgefI.st
eIsr SsItFiItet CT alereoe bsspnot og
tssnsr iIst life ilos.
Ssbapsfdngften.
timber Spitsbsrs.n. RaOaiu Semliu
% geItiisn fumes ben at babe taitet At
iis Tom / alminosliss Oar. gsrstninz
gerns fra be 5ausitfelter. Der besrans
les az Gan Wapn, Grsnlanb og bet
norbsitliss amsrita, lposr turuelisers.
CONNIE 5ansititi6s bar siOrt bet gOot.
andre minors sobt.
Spalfanefteu
| 5inmarten fer uo til at bare en- uos
msrtst 5orrstning iaar. 5lere SslItds
Der osroppe bar siort bet Irroelss soot.
9ottlsnoisiansitsn bstssnss Tom ouars
fig paa 0runo al uroIisi @sir os Iaa'
&c unoer 5ansittiosn.
Jorrstninserne paa be uosnldnbite
5iitsmartsosr ligesr irsmbslts neos.
Bare Roroamerita pa Spanisn If orb.
net llsrsisn iis imelsm. iuu bIsp Der
NOT beors Fiber for Dor 5iitsbanoel.
Usp 9snIiebes fan man plu.is bpert oaar
- - n-a
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12

ID ie otb, at Ssrss glao sr fturtt uptas
olune Sio, Nal leg Blot ionrts meo nosle
h EDtitier, iom isa baabsr faar VIaos, %
sto, at be interesiersr mine 9arogmGnO
pVt.
liz Raj blep pau Ringsri,e ferret t Ssnss
rro Roralmuft ON Woroncr fra 3irit.
rr,t, itnert fort garnetoe fra gptn %
Cmtgns Stolr mso ~ftittaIe al StOlt,
F'tT ea8st, oerpua eth pplitit fort 6ant,
nto Gsttale at Siolsbetprsr gnarsruO
nilut Guns, GproGrtsri Oip. / Shirness
taH, Snritrunoens MISUNDERSTANDING
M I'D. gtai 6sf I StirrOaltns 6orimts
!HHs. Otter Gettalerns rar BET Sars i
9ys, SerOYpe i 9unOer blso iaar Sdsan
Ut pda to Stteer, uemlig: af 2uuosr Sol:
ErniHG, iom ~iropaulig paa Gpcr9aaro %
t.aitif Set paa Sitritbau0tu, Ga otune
N ftrtt fig gp9osns SOrnnuit, MATTE
'forsutrgen faa Sorumuiii fro SrDOss
10, boOr man ogiaa bar iuaodu. 9aa
y ettOr mcrtoe man is uOmGrist; its
otnncgana lite aaa | OstaIicr; tbt Ou
D ser pGre mseet at 'trtpt nj
BIZ mai Waanso bar puret ilem for
Ero5rugrne Der | 2unosr. Set bar orrtr
y Ne Siocn, aiocrlerot meo RcSn, iaa
p hor life fact Qiort no9tu 0anradn, %
ut nag ben Ace SUM- tr ianlmt Slags
!, iaa bIir Der ipaar lie Sale ON at iaa
n Ho til ersufooer. Seq cr IS aar eant,
MEN bar aIortg Oplepet uogsu iaaOuu
.1 nuls buatcfuIpe Manb Goiparo Glen
rolitr er npItg NsO u9ift pua fin @auro
F~l'oaltu. san bar | bet hbNe @arstto pr.
1'ott ibgelig; men ingtn trccoc, at Gn.
Tar iua mar.
I'll Trs. Waron Nnoeritlt, QrimrOie, Tame
&js, RAJ itg fra benoes Setter Gle
nm, icm Dor pda Soougcruo, msootls, at
lnr m RroOer Wtiiel Glen, iom leStr
'rrltl % bans aOrssit cr: fountain,
,7ort Co., Ninn. Sans TO Ssitrs Guns
% 6brtfti ltper % Dor I 8rBosbtrrsp.
% yIt'ielsoutter gatteu er ogo baruIss
mango aur iccu. Stnoes Safer, ION
gift mco Sbron Risbopo, fan bun faa
"a on, Deb at fripc til fin G9tter Ole q.
R9'oo | R~rODsberreo. Rnuo Wtiielien
astuO broe / 1893 | en- Ilotr af $50 aur.
AOOc 6 Born, bpOrui 3 leptr | arDo's
10 be andre 3 CT for lang 5io iioen uo'
Fo"t til amcrifa. Sun fan faa 9eieo
SH, ptO at tribe til fin 3uiins Nari
" VtIican Rapids, Sttsrtail Co., Dlinn.
At iaa 9eitto ON fin Woocrs Slrgt, fan
'Jot til 3uuo Salsrimien, &eoalcu,
~'Ntrrto. Seq itnper sitcr Spfororins
Itooclaicr til "TscOrub Soften" oa
81Iotr en- tolrtg % ptotirgreuct Slrgt
''yi,tligc laugt ira binanoen lisgenoc
~t / bet tore amerifa.
w Srrras gIftcn / Slutningen al |. W.
'' IN itcr Del af bet bsis % brepe 2ers
'cl RorOiOeu al SOgneOulsclueu ligt:
N' 0eisr,n Wsns no / Glocn. Ut
"0o't, Sppograi linton Sunien fra 90.
Sftripsr 5iloraseIien iauleoes: San tom
10 9aa 6ptle o~penfra Sosnsoulsu. Sott
'ar 0~cenfor Seiersn Msls ionmer til
'ot Sllitet ober I'll oen mcoiatte she
''.a, Ter ban til fin 6orbouielie 3oppen
%l Der li9gsuOs fore gsrfalo Itseionr
0~0or,ittr belle YGassn 'nassnor iftlte
." lH %loroper, for iaa mso tor Surtig'
% 'rlOtgt Qlaf of bale neO | Glucu,
'H At ben ubpre ~SermrHsoe bar iGa
ct VauO % 9smmrritpticr ienotes bst
'I'A % en- itor 6loebslgs ifpneOe 0. pna
"%oolo'tt Sreo, meDsus GlOebunoru mars
Si'ott, Der Der cr Here Gavnr orb, e.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12

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Robes
btr.
|eI ben
|HSfak
|prlftti
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htu
|drlEE
|lut
3 TO-
|rtori,
IN
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
Sra Snelanoets Pytter.
17be Wai.

sanIte Torge er CLIENT MI mibt /
&rigsbuloeret? Oct fan bore muli9t.
"alt anoet ian iss, fun at slemme
neu len hnr fipr - rot fnn ;pn .; "
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-23

The evening gun sounds from Fort
Myer, and again from the Arsenal
The nag on the White House drops
Men OF business and the laboring null
titude go home TO rest. But no rest
comes to the weary man in the Execu-
tive Mansion, Midnight is tolIed from
the church towers, but still he is
awake. one. two. three o'clock, Yet
he sleeps not. but walks the rooms and
corridors Of The national palace,
He cannot make up his mind as to
what his duty may be Fearful af-
rights in the form Of blood-streaked.
pale sailors ccrpses dog his footsteps.
The ghost OF tortured. murdered DR..
Ruiz, and Of the poor butchered Gown;
the sickening wraiths of countless Gu
ban women and girls who have fallen
under the lust and machetes Of the
hellish Spanish soldiery. look at him
with Teproachful eyes from every door
way and from behind every shadow
All. all call him to the duty that his
people demand of him.
He shudders; but there on the Office
hN eil4 llet-ie-7 Lllf- POI Il al ~ 4oI Il
Hanna. He thinks of his glorious pre-
decessors-of Washington, Jackson and
Lincoln; but the picture on the wall
greets him with sardonic grin. as the
light from his study lamp falls upon it.
He walks on, in an agony of indeci-
sion. What shall he do to ease a mind
and a conscience overburdened with a
sense Of unutterable care and a sea Of
innocent blood?
Throw down your burden. Mr. Nc
Kinley, Cast yourself into the arms Of
the loyal, generous, forgiving American
people Under the circumstances they
know what they would do and what
you ought to do TO find absolution and
peace! Trust them and the Congress
which represents them. Come TO your
senses, and do the noble, unselfsh
thing that your sainted mother would
have you, if she could speak from the
grave,
"Ye cannot serve God and Mann
mon-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-23

The disuust Of Congress by the ex-
ecutiHe branch of the Government. and
The assumption by the latter that it is
superior o. the national legislature. IS
q legacy of disgrace from the Admin
istration ~ Grover Cleveland which
has been accepted and manifestIy en-
jayed by his successor.
That The application II the new prin-
ciuie Of executive overlordship has
been submitted L. meekIy by the House
e. Representatives. is a lasting stigma
upon every man identified with The Re
publican majority in that body. We
might add that it is NOT less So upon
certain Democrats who. in the late ex-
JraardinaTy session. sold their birth
right for the chance OF good committee
assignments. or deliberately made
desis with the Republican Speaker who
had suppressed the body. and changed
il from a parliamentary one to one
merely existent as the register Of the
masters wishes.
The humiliation and disgrace inyolv-
"a in this subjuaaton and personal
control Of body peculiarly The ex-
emplar of The free self-goveumeut n
the people has not been lost sight Of
b. the country. Nor have the alleged
male citizens responsible for tolerating
n escaped from the Watchful eyes Of
their constituencies, They are esPec-
tally under surveillance in the crisis
which has come upon the nation. They
have a final chance to redeem them
selves. II they take advantage Of il,
they may come back 10 Washington
again, as members Of Congress.
IL they take the contrary course and
once more lie down FOR a bullying and
contemptu0Us autocrat TO walk over
their PROSTATE forms, kicking them as
he walks. they may as well arrange
now for obscurity Of private life, and
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-23
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.
70 Merchants who Have Sense.

The Star IS IN the habit Of boast
ing Of It's family" circulation. at
Is double that Of any other Wash
ington paper" says the Star. This
statement It keeps standing
paradox because II is a lying state
ment and Ought not to be made or
repeated.
The Star had NOT double the
circulation of The Times, nor AS
LARGE a circulation, nor cir
cul2tion WITHIN 10000 AS
LARGE for the week ending March
18th, nor within 10000 as large as
for the week ending March 18th.
Now the Star must quit maxim G
such statements Or It must prove
them to be true, or, failing IN this,
It must stand confessed as a falsi-
fer.
The Times Is at last equipped to
enable It to take and keep posses
sion Of the Washington newspaper
tield. 1t has Just erected another
Potter press, capable of printing
$4,000 copies an hour-the two
with a capacity of $4,000 copies.
1t has Just equipped its composing
room with a fol complement Of
Linotype machines 1t IS at last
concentrated all under one roof, and
for the last two weeks It has
printed on no single week day less
than $4,000 copies It's average
being over 1900 copies.
The Star only claims an average
Of a little over $1,000 copies, which
Is $4,000 less per day than that OF
The Times.
We KNOW that this difference
actually exists, and We beg leave to
inform the merchants and adver-
tissrs of Washington that we will
accept their business on the condi-
ton that If our statement can be
proven incorrect IN any particular
VIZ vii receipt their bills without
dollar.
The Star Is silly N It's talk about
family circulation" Whoever
buys a paper and reads It Is IN COM
munication with every advertiser
In It's columns.
The Times Is bought by $4,000
more persons every day than the
Star, and that mgans mora readers
and more patrons for its advertisers.
There Is more to be said about
this matter when we have the TING
to say It.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-23
The sucrcdncss OF SaeaSta

OF all the pathetic things in the his
tory of our Cuban relations the re-
mark attributed 70 President N1.Lin-
ley. that .Sagasta has nor vel refused
ANYTHING he has eyer baan .,sl,ad ., is
to be taken as tho acme ON that ac-
count Mr.. Mckinley is said to he any
ious 10 treat The Spanis5 nrar,ia,. VII,
the most punctilfous courtesy
1t is next 10 imu,ssfble ia inaaina
how a .odIy man like the president
could treat a Christian fellow macnate
like senior Saeasta in any other way
w, ram easily conceive, that in Tho Ky
ccutiye breast there is q feeling of in
tense If MOI byIno,io devotion, Ia rho
l.ais.p yin. mas gl..-a,-s done a,-a,y-
rRiDe no ,,.as ,sl.ea ~ At s,a,,,s -
fnvsl,-. tho cor,Ila,., rhat am. caiar
AIagistrste is satisfied thai his br-t5sr
rIJIa,. always ,-,,,Id b,,-. 6op. mn
tl,ina ,e.,so,,,l,l. if IA rod b.a,, ~
,.f,e5 Ia b,- hi ,.i.1,. brotl,o,. IN no
N,-btra Hons
The r1a,sar,t ,,,,,;r,.+,.i-,, &c ~,
rarnft,. an tho rarf of 1rr ,IcKirIa, i
i,.ii,s,i,. ia, ,,,..+i,-,,1,.,,7 En-,
tizalz- Of many, shines which ar. of
interest ia IN co,,,t,,. l. a.s,,,.o. NJ
that Mr. ArcIlirla, did no+ asl bis
friend Sagasta nor n bIow mn tho
Maine. even arte, The Times ~, Iapr-
any n had warned tho for,na,. tbat i
was over SPANISH min and ,vo1,ld h.
blown nm. bacausa ..Saoas+, IN. ro+
4 Vel refused ia do anvtbir, no ,rae
asked If the President does ro+ nov.
ask Sano, Ssoas,a 60 .,,-o.,,o,. chi.
+ the reasonable 7-ras,,,,,,rio,, i, tbat la
Drrut5 ~ il u.i,Ia,,t = ,,,,r,,,,I, IA
then vbat r-ouId bsc,,,. - no So,
fsb-Cuhan bonaboIllars noo,. tripsso
with some modest baeita,iop l. oo-
+ ours 10 rs "a rar,a,l, thai If SEM Ga
gasta has ALWAYS baen so willing "a
/ do everything desired of him why has
moi The President asked of him l,indI,,
4 and cae,,a1I,- ~ e,-,.a,,a ~. b,,tc.1,.,.y.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-23

bond corspirators are drumming up
abroad Germany has indicated her
determination to leave the Cuban ques-
tiou severely alone. Great Britain has
expressed sympathy with our position.
There is not the slightest danger that
Russia would interfere. But it must
be noticed that some Of the most pow
erfuI among Republican influences.
represented by persons like MI Hanna,
are always talking ominously about
the danger of European complications.
There is not any such danger.
This nation wants nothing but the
right 1t wishes and intends to stop
the barbarities of Spain at our doors.
1t means t. have redress for the lives
Of bUtchered Americans in Spanish
jails. and for the massacre Of our sail
ors. Not a single civilized State Of the
old world can or Will interpose any OBJ
lection to that program.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-23
The I. 5. ELECTRO Ltrnttnr %


From the Financial Review. T. Brtr,n.
Eii-ar.}
It is reported that Philadelphia parties
are trying TO purchase a controlling in
terest in the United States Electric
Lighting Company As high as rs f.,
said TO have been offered ana refused for
large block Of stock We are unable &c
verify any plan TO lease or consolidate
the two companies in this city. ANY sale
or transfer scarcely seems 20 be in con
temptation by the L. 5. Electric Lighting
a new loan to stockholders. on the 18th
instant the directors authorized the issue
of certificates of indebtedness 10 the
amount of $}5100o. 10 be offered first 10
stockholders without limit of subscrip-
ton. except the reserved right TO the
company To pro rate These certificates
are dated April 1. 1895. and are payable
May l. 1907. bearing 8 per cent annual in
terest. Payments to stockholders to be
made in equal quarterly instalIments ON
the lst of April, May. June and july with
per cent interest on deferred payments.
These certificates We're authorized by the
stockholders at their annual meeting on
November 10, 1897. the proceeds 70 he kept
as a separate fund. 10 be used only for
continuing the remodeliuS of The plant
extending the service of distribution
and increasing the efficiency thereof
Together with the Improvement de-
beutures issued last May, and also
due May l. 1897. they make the
entire bonds and certificates of the com
pany $650 GEO. and its capital stock Sl.9>5.-
$50. IL is the purpose of the company to
spare no money To so perfect its plant as
u give to its customers the best results
that the highest type of electrical con
structiOu can secure.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-23
love Weakened his Memrry.r

tFrou the Charleston. W Va. GazatJe.l
\ big negro miner lutlsd into the office OF the
clerk. OF the NcDoHef County court AMI asked i,t
"A pair of marriage license" Mr. Tabor pro
duced The blank license and proceeded 70 inter,
r0elte the sroom-tc-be on the different points
which the State requires 20 be recorded before
the license could be issued. Tine prospective hus
band got along pretty wei until be was asked
the brides name 'Forr7 t.vd, boss he saidr
II done forgot dat gals name tie protested
that he knew her as well as ANYBODY and knew
she was called Miss Nancy. bat De couldn't
get lLy further he asked for a tiEuc % think
and went out and walked around tine block. Bya
and bye ne came back with triumphant smile
On his big blJcS face. and the important matter
vas arranged satisfactorily.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-23

coed TO Spain. where he viii declare
| himself pretender.
Commenting on the above telegram. re-
eeiyed from Paris through their special
correspondent the Heraldo remarks that
it Will say nothing to augment the gravi-
ty of this news. 1t then says:
The fact that our correspondent makes
no hesitation as to the accuracy Of his
information forces us to believe that he
considers it the correct reflection of Car
list views. more especially if we bear in
mind that the Carlist organ in Madrid,
FL Correo Espano, has during the last
few days accumulated the threats it has
been Iavishing for months past. Never
theIess, it would not he wise to take for
granted that Don Carlos de Bourbon has
decided to surrender his pretended claims
to his son. Don Jaime. in whom the Car
list enthusiasts place their hopes.
Although ii is certain that many
wish again to set civil war abl5ze
without regard 10 the aeonized state
of the country. such a criminal in
tention will find no echo in the
country. even within those circles Of ira
ditionalism which still follow Don Carlos,
We, therefore hone that fresh news may
correct or clear up that scent by our
correspondent in Paris. which is un-
/ doubtedly grave, although it may only
refer to plans which may fall through
The Liberal says; "Ministerialists say
that there is absolutely no ground what
ever for the belief that Don Jaime de
Bourbon proposes shortly to visit Spain
in order 10 declare himself pretender. But
it is clear that should Don Carlos's son
come TO Spain he would do so by hood
winkinE the vigilance of the authorities,
a thing not difficult TO perform It is not in
that vigilance the government base their
denial that Don Jaime Will enter Spain.
They have information as TO the designs
of the Carlists which enables them to
state that the Carlist party has no inten-
ton of committing any act in which Don
Jaime could take part. This appears To
be confirmed by other and well author
lied reports
The Globe. referring to the rumor that
Don Jaime, the restless son of Don
! Carlos. would in a short time come 10
Spain to execute a deed which should
| accredit him pretender. his father resign
ing in his favor his rights to the crown.
says weI-known Carlists deny the accu-
racy of the report. and say that they will
take no part in the elections, which
means they will live inside the law. IN
order to protest against the policy pur-
sued by national governments during the
last years
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-23

tFram the Chicago Trhanel
Tie only way by which conflict Be avoid
ed with honor to the American people is for spain
To- recognize the independence OF cuba and get
~ the American continent. Then, when lmpls
and thorough ryparatiau and apelueg have heen
rendered for the destruction Of Che Maine and for
the lives OF two hundred AMI sixty brave seamea
sacrificed by Spanish trcaehery, may AmerieaR
nnrnr De lnn.id.rld vinlillt.l
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rhe Leading Issue.

tFrom the kansas City star.
Senator Proctors report does not deal with the
question of the distinction of the Maine. That
Is side issue. The situation in uba would b.
the same had the Maine never sailed for Havana
The question % Ne settled bg the United states
Is. SHALL end the reign of murder. starvation.
pcstiIeuCe Sav5Cery which,, without need or Cause
or use, is being maintained at DOORS