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The Irish standard., 1898-07-16
.SIJ NJ MONS,

State of Minnesota. County of IIcnncpip
District court, Fourth Judicial District.
Emma Roth plaintiff, VS. oniumin Roth,
defendant.
Tie State Of Minnesota to the above named
defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required 20
answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action. which complaint has
been filed in iiiGuillrc OF tho clerk Gf said Dis
trict Court nj the City of minneapolis. Coun-
~ OF ilcnnrpn and State of Minnesota.
and to serve copy of your answer
to the said compliant on the subscriber AT his
office in tho City OF NJ nnenpolis In tho said
County OF Icnnrpin. within thirty dnySafter
scrvire of this summons upon you. eXclu-
Svc of tho dny of smcii service. and II you fail
To answer The said onplaint within tine time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
nppIy to the Court for tho relief demand
ed, in said complaint.
Dated July II. 's0-.
HENRY EBERT. Plaintiffs Attorney,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
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Stnto OF Minnesota. Co inty OF He,nepln.-
Probnt to Court
In tho matter OF tho estate of Albert
j. Humphrey deceased.
TN reading and nling tho account OF tho
tho ndminisiratriN OF the estate of snid
drrraSci ana her petition praying for the
allowance of said account and for decree
assigning he residue of said estate to tho
persons hy law entitled 90 tho same:
Its ordered. thnt said petition bc heard
1T Il general torn of snid Court, TO be held at
in snid county. IN Tuesday the 9TH day OF Sept.
rmhrr ls.s. NJ !uo'clncl In the forenoon; nnd
that notice of such hearing be given to NIL
persons Interested, by publishing this order
once In ench week for three successive weeks
prior To said day of hearing in tho Irish
standard newspaper printed ard published
In said county.
Dated at Minneapolis this 18th dny of July
l-!S.
by the Court, +. g. HARVEY,
Judge of Probate.
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Sold for Millions,

Chicago, Jnly 10. - Probably the
largest cash real estate deal ever made
in Chicago wns closed last Saturday
night, when Levi II. Letter sold to Mar
shall Field. his oId-time- par tncr from
whom he had been cstraugrTi for wears,
the southeast corner of Stsllf and Mad
ison streets at a price understood to
be S2,1oo.ooo. The sal ~ spvcrs the
ground alone 80
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GixcH q. alnnx Xcxnclr.

San Francisco, july I1.--Thc unncxn-
ton of the Hawaiian islands to the
United States has given American reg
islry to 81 vessels. OF these q are
steamers, four fuII-riggcd ships. ten
barks and II schooncrs. Most of the
Island trade.
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PROBATE NOTICE,


state OF Minnesota, County of Iiennepln-
Probate Court
In tho mattor of the cs,nte of Mary Tlgh
deceased.
On rcading and filing the petition OF Thomas
1iEh. of ilcnnrpin County. Minnesota.
representing that Mary rlsh has lately died
inicstn,c. IL resident and inhnbtunt of
the county of iIcnnnpin and state of Mimi
csota. leaving goods, chnttels and estate
within this county, aud pray Ing that ndmims-
trntiun of her estate be to said petitioner
granted:
ltisordcrcd, Tint said petition be heard at Il
general term Of this Court, to be held ut tho
Court House, In the City OF Minneapolis, II,
sniduounty on Monday, hnh,h dny Of Scp,rm-
her lS!S. ut oo'clock In tho forenoon and ,huL
| notice OF such hearing he given tuall persons
| Interested. BY publishing this order IL, least
onco in cuch week for three successive weeks
prior to said day OF hearing, In Tho Irish
Standard, IL newspaper printed and PUBLISH
cd In smid county.
Dated at Minneapolis, this ST., duy OF
July. lS!s.
by the Court
f.. q. HARVEY,
judge OF Probate.
STEELE & MEGAAHDEN, Attorneys
10 Phoenix Building.
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observation-disclosures
Over Five Hundred Lost,

New York, July $. - Acting General
Manager Paul Fag,ct, of the French
line, gave out the following list of the
lost on the steamer La Bourgognc in
the collision Off Sable island: First
cabin. SO; second cabin. ll3; Storage,
24G; officers and crew, 1ls. Total SOS.
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Ocean City, Md, July 1e.-Omar u.
Conger, for "a years a member of con-
Sress from Michigan, and United
States senator from 1881 to 1887, dice
in this city. aged so years.
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the friends Of the deceased attending
Mrs. Amc3 and her daughter Miss
Mafhmic. left last Monday for Yellow
stone Park and the Pacific coast They
will be absent for some time
Bishop McGOrick administered the
class at st. Anthony de Padua church
last Sunday.
Miss Margaret Scanlon left Tuesday
for d visit Of two weeks with friends in
Rochester
Division No. !, A. o. H.. will hold their
annual picnic on July 1o at O-at-ka
beach
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minutes for the ladies' to reach home.
As Hendricks and his companion
alighted, and were paying their fare,
they saw the white-clad figures mount
ing the brown-stone steps to the cut
glass doors. A great stream of light
flashed across the street as they were
admitted. Mrs. Winfret went in last,
and Hendricks saw her glance back at
them nei'yously.
"We'll give 'em minute to collect
themselves" he said. 'The old lady is
very suspicious, but the young one is
a brick, and by far the most beautiful
creature that ever wore shoe-leather.
Why, hang me if I ever dreamt such
being existed! When she turned that
majestic Gibson head and neck, as
began to introduce myself, 1 wanted
the earth to swallow me up. felt So
so inadequate."
Lampkin laughed. II have never
heard you express yourself like this"
he said. 81 had no idea you had even
the germs of admiration for woman
kind in your makeup"
Hendricks seemed to be somewhat
ashamed of his outburst.
1.-THE lights have flashed up in the
drawing-room on the right" he said,
all business again. "Here goes"
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1t is confidently believed that tho
spread Of yellow fever in our army
can be prevented.
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Washington, July 14.-Santiago has
surrendered.
The adjutant general received the
following from Playa:
Adjutant General, Washington: Have
just returned from interview with
Toral. lie agrees to surrender upon
the basis of being returned to Spain.
This proposition embraces all of east.
ern Cuba from Asseraderos on the
south to Sagua on the north via Palma,
with practically the fourth army corps.
Commissioners meet this afternoon ut
$3.50 to definitely arrange the terms.
(Signed) W. II. shafter,
Major-Gencral.
Washington. July Il. - Secretary
Alger left the White House before
o'clock. He says lie expects tho for.
NAL announcement of the surrender OF
Santiago at any moment and that com.
missioners arc now in uonfcrcn, G over
the capitalization. He says nothing is
to be considered but the complete and
immediate unconditional surrender
II regard the proposal for Il commits
sion as practically surrender, but the
dispatch announcing the formal act is
not yet in. We are expecting it at any
minute. AS to the transport of the
prisoners back to Spain, doubt if
Spain wants them. If we take them
in our own vessels they might seize
the vessels"
General Shaftcr has been wired
authority to appoint commissioners.
but only for immediate and uncondi.
tional surrender, and has been in.
formed that if for any other purpose,
commissioners will not be appointed
Our authorities, as voiced in the dis
patches to Shafter by Secretary Alger,
will attend to the details OF transport
ing the Spanish forces back to Spain. "
$50 p m.-The news has Just come
in that Santiago has surrendered.
The war department has notified
Gen. Shafter that his plans are APP
proved so far as they have been made
known, ind are the result Of orders.
E including the shipment of the Spanish
troops to Spain.
The statement that the Spanish
proposition embraces all eastern Cuba
from Asscruderos to Sngua is import
ant In that it shows the surrender to
embrace all the harbor and contiguous
territory of Santiago.
Adjutant General Corbn announced
that Santiago had surrendered soon
after General Skaters dispatch was
received, the telegram showing that
the Spaniards had agreed to our terms.
Only details now rcmnin to he ad-
justed.
The Spanish forces involved will not
be taken back to Spain in American
vessels unless there is III official pledge
for the safety Of our craft and their
: crews.
1t does not acknowledgement and Man
zanillo, where the Spauiaris are re-
ported to have considerable bodies of
soldiers. as these places are to the
west Of the surrounded zone
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Sagasta is determined to retire IL
Elanco and the army continue to de.
mind war.
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Sioux City. Ia, July II. Reports to
the government engineer here tell of
serious damage above :siou> City by
changcs in the bed Of the Missouri
river.
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MARKETS..
MINNEAPOLIS. ,Ju]v IA

MlnncnpOIH, July "a.
Whcat-No. northern, 81 TO zoe,
No. Q northern, 81 to SIc; .Inlv, SIZE.
Oats-No. 3 white, % to Pc.
CornNO. 3, soc
Cattle-Stecrs, $50 to d.20; cows.
S325
Shcep-Muttons, 81. 10 to 425; lambs,
S.. 40.
Hut,cr-Crcamcry, extras. II to lGc;
creamery, fir, s, Is to IA; dairy, fancy.
l3 to l4c
Poultry to Sc: spring
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St. Louis, July 13.--By IN explosion
OF gasoline, Mrs. Ada sschulte was
fatally hurt, her three yrar-old son
Ignatz was burned to 1fraT Ii and an
other son. Edward, aged t5.;s dying.
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Gen. Blunco attempted suicide OF
learning of Ccrvcra's defeat.
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SANTIAGO is 0URSI.
The Entire Spanish Fourth Army
Corps to be Surrendered to
Gen. Shafter.
THEY WILL Be RETURNED TO SPAIN.

The Opinion ID Expressed Generally Now in
Washington that Peace il Near at Hand
1T Will Not be Necessary for Commo.
doro Watson to lombard Moro Thau
One Spanish city.
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The Tclle: resolution DECLARING for nav.
ment OF the national bonds In silver AZ
well as gold was passed By the senate, by
vote of II to 90. but was defeated In the
house. Statehood bills for New Mexico,
Arizona and Oklahoma were killed in COM
mittee. An immigration bill requiring abil-
ity to read and write on the part of those
1G years old passed the senate but did not
reach q vote in the house The anti-scalp-
ing bill. prohibiting ticket brokerage, re-
ported in both houses. went over to the
next session. The free homes amendment
to the Indian appropriation bill giving over
2O.0co,0GO acres Of public lands as free
homes for settlers, was finally compro-
missed on a two-ycurs extension OF pay.
ment for such lands.
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PROBATE NOTIl,lE

,IUUgN Of TFONltG.
STEELE & MEGAARDEN, Attorneys,
10 Phoenix Building.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-02-26
Teachers Meeting.

The next meeting of the TregO
County Teachers association will be
held at the office of the county super
intendent at / p. m. Saturday, March
II, 1898.
Music. in charge of Miss Best and
Miss Kirby
Roll call. Responses by quotations
from standard American authors.
Music.
Current events of 1898 to date-Mrs
Mary Hunt.
Advantage of attending District
Association meetings j. S. Dawson.
Benefit of attending state meetings.
etc.-Miss Belle Hopkins
School Management-Pag III to
129-County Superintendent.
School Master in Literature:
Review of PestalozZi--G. G. Piersee.
Review of GOeUhe-Carrie Stradal.
Review of MitfOrd-Ida Courtney.
Music.
Vertical writing:
General inquiry and reports of sue
cess.
Nature and culture studies:
Materials and methods of teaching
H. Harlan and Miss Artie Hobbs.
Common school examinations:
General discussion and information.
Miscellaneous business.
Music.
All friends of education are invited
to attend.
COMMITTEE.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-02-26

attendance, % $40; number of cases
of hardness. 80: number neither alb
sent nor tardy, 4; number not tardy,
10; number not absent, 10. Names of
pupils neither absent nor tardy: Roiia
Beamer. Dora Barber. Frank Com
best, Vivian Hopper; Johnnie MuSsel-
man. Arlando and Bertha Goodwin.
Names of pupils making an average
of so per cent and above in the last
examinations: Virgil and Rolla Beam
er, Dora and Clyde Barber, Ida and
Milo Brown. Frank, Lulu and Clifford
Combest, Ella and Gclda Craig. Julia
Goodwin, Vivian Hopper, Mary, Dolly
and Gladys Lynn, Jesse, Eta and
Johnnie MuSselman, and Joseph Cur
tbs. JOHN III. SUNLEY.
Teacher.
Report of school in District 80 for
month ending February 18th: We had
a little cyclone in which one of the
school boys was shook up and another
later for diSobedience. The school
board was called in and, after hearing
the case, sustained the teacher. The
school is now running all o. k. with
literary on Wednesday evenings.
Number of scholars enrolled. 20; aver
age daily attendance this month, ID.
School closes March 4th with a picnic
dinner. Come everybody with ii full
busket, and we will have view of the
school taken by j. j. Karaus-
i. ID. GRAY, Teacher
Report of Big Creek school for
mouth ending February Is, 1898: Num-
Der of pupils enrolled, 10: number of
days taught, 20; number of tardy
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-02-26

marks, l. Pupils neither absent ncr
tardy: JOHN Lorimer. Absent one
day but not tardy: Robert Lorimer,
Gilbert Morell. Joseph Glenn. \ bsent
but not tardy: Edgar Morcll. Stell.
Morell, Martha Tetzloff, John Stradal.
MILE j. STRADAL. Teacher.
Report of Trego Center school for
the month ending February Is. 1898:
Number of pupils enrolled. Is: num-
Der of days taught, 20; attendance for
the month, 3lS; average daily attend
ance, 1913: number of visitors, 5. Pu-
pills neither absent nor tardy: Ethel
and Glen HinShaw. Pupils not alb
sent but tardy: Bessie. Beul;ih and
Lucy Courtright; Willie and Frank
Taylor, Moses, Claud. John. Tacy,
Alice, Willie, Sam and Irene Peacock
STELLA S. Cox, Teacher.
Report of school in District IL for
month ending February Is: otaI en-
roilment, 10; average, IA; daily at
tendance, Ia; cases of tardiness. 3.
Neither absent nor tardy. Jessie,
Willie and Nettie Harvey Absent but
not tardy: Emma, Dwight, Edgar and
Willis REYNOLDS, Myrtle Harvey,
Frank Burns, Morris, Raymond and
Dena BalcOn.
f. j. WOODWARD, Teacher
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-02-26
Hymeneal Chimes.

About noon, on Thursday, February
"a, smart-looking rig drove into
town from the north, and a handsome
young couple alighted and speedily
made their way to the office of the
Probate Judge.
1t proved to be Mr.. Frank w. Sper-
ry of Edmond and Miss Laura Price OF
Hill City, and their missiOn-the old,
old story
The groom is very fine young man.
a farmer, widely know and much re-
spected in Graham and Norton coun-
ties.
The bride is the charming daughter
of well-to-do farmer and Stock-raiSer
The Western Kansas World joins
the many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Price in wishing that their welded
life shall be long. happy and pros
porous.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-02-26

Mrs A. J. johnson was indisposed
this week.
Mrs. VIM. Sommerville was quite
sick this week.
B. E. Grim slipped car of cattle
to Kansas City on Tuesday.
Sheriff Lynn and Columbus McCune
advertise to prove up this week.
A gentleman from Boston was in
the city this week looking over our
country.
Two gentlemen from Abilene were
in the city Thursday looking for cat
tie ranch to rent.
Hon. A. Lawson and Allen Cox at
tended the Democratic banquet at
Topeka this week.
Sven Pearson, of the east side.
transacted land business in Wa-Kee-
ney on Tuesday.
Register Purcell and Receiver Saum
celebrated Washington's birthday in
Kansas City, Tuesday.
w. A. Eppler, the genial auctioneer
represented Ellis lodge A. O. u. w. al
| the GRAND Lodge meeting at Wichita
All members of Wa-Keeney camp OF
Modern Woodman are earnestly re
quested to be present at the next reg
ular meeting on March 10, as there
are several candidates to be initiated
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-02-26

Billiards. Horehound Syrup is the
best known remedy for Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and
Chest Troubles Every bottle is
guaranteed. 1t is the best remedy
for children. p s. 50c- Jones & Glib
son.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-02-26
SCHOOL REPORTS.

Report of Cyrus school for the
month ending February 18th:
Total enrolment. 30; average daily
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-02-26

Picked pork at Bakers.
Smoked hams at Bakers.
Good fresh beef at Bakers.
Court convenes next Tuesday.
Judge Monroe was in the city Tues
day.
Our grain men were quite busy this
week.
Now turn to the leash Stores" new
ad. and read it.
For Sale = Cook stove Apply at
Mrs. Gregory's.
Read the supreme court decisions in
another column.
Baker has some first-rate lard cans
he will sell cheap.
We have surprise in store for our
readers next week.
As we go to press we learn that M.
w. BEEN is not expected to live.
J. Nj. Rinker shipped car load of
fat hogs to Kansas City Tuesday.
hCf- Will piOdO hO o.iS
Ogallah school house next Sunday.
Undertaken Mulvey, of Ellis, trans
acted business in town on Tuesday.
A. S. Barnes, of Adair, paid out on
quarter of school land on Monday.
Jud Yetter, of Ogallah, was pleas
ant caller at this office last Saturday.
Lou Morell visited with his brother,
George. in Collver township last Sun
day.
Chas Sigler, cashier of the Lucas
State bank. visited his parents this
week.
At present Cove City is as dry as
our town well which is undergoing
repairs.
The Populist Congressional conven-
ton will be held at Smith Center,
June 18th.
For Sale-Good grade. and year
old Shorthorn bulls. Enquire of J. J
KarauS, Bosnia.
f. b. johnson, of Topeka, was q
visitor to the south side hole in the
ground Tuesday.
County Clerk Flecl1, of Russell, was
in the city on Tuesday attending the
judicial meeting.
Liveryman Robinson, of Hays, was
in the city Tuesday attending the
judicial meeting.
Mr.. Canary and family left the first
-
make new home.
Butcher johnson bought a fine 3
year-old heifer of VIM. Lemke the
first of the week.
Dr. Jones sold six head of horses tt
Russian of Hoganville last Satur
day. Price $40 a head.
George Young, of Utica. was Initial
ed into the mysteries of the Wood
man last Thursday evening.
Fine quarter of land for sale cheap
nine miles east of Oga1lah. Addres
r. II. Burns, Ogallah, Kansas.
| have left some good New Orlean
molasses TO close out at 35c per gallon
Come while it lasts. c. c. Bestor.
WILDER Benson and brother return
ed home Thursday from Jewell coun
ty where they had been husking corn
The superiority OF Chase & San
born's Teas and Coffees secured tn
Worlds Fair contracts.
C. G. BEST0R, Agent
Rev. w. b. Brown will preach mex
Sabbath. February 9th, morning ant
evening at the Presbyterian church
Communion services will be observed
at the close of the morning services
Billiards. Snow Liniment is TIL
most penetrating Liniment in tn
world. 1t cures pain and infiammatloI
of all kinds quicker than any othe
known remedy. Price, soc. Ever
bottle guaranteed. Jones s. Gibson.
There is considerable stir in schoo
land circles just now. The status 0
the lands withdrawn by the irrigation
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-02-26
SPRAYING FRuIr TREES.

The question of spraying fruit trees to pre-
vent the depredationS of insect pests and
fungus diseases is no longer experiment
but u necessity.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-02-26

FREE CHAIR CARS, LATEST PATTERNs sLEEPERs.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-12-02
THE JEWISH SOUTH.

"Well, the widow Of the founder of the Rothschild
dynasty-she was pointed out to one day, rcclin-
ing in splendid barouche, with pair of thorough
bred steppers, which Lord Lyons might have envied
hera shriveed up old lady, wearing the traditional
wig OF the old Jewess with clever eyes and firmly set
lips, denoting want Of character and determine
tion-well, the old lady, though inhabiting one of
their grand mansions in the new part of town. said
Herr Won Bismarck will not sleep outside the
boundaries OF the Ghetto, and every evening she re-
turns to the modest little house in which her husband
lived and toiled and died; she says it will bring luck
to her children and grandchildren, and teach them
not to forget the humble beginnings of the world
famed firm, and the time when the founder sold old
clothes in the Ghetto"
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-12-02

THE Scottish Reformer is responsible for the fol
lowing: There deacon in certain church in q
whose pew one Sunday, drunken man staggered
and sat down. The preacher discoursed on prevalent
vices. Soon he exclaimed: Where is the drunkard ,
The drunken man thought the case personal SO, ris
ing heavily he exclaimed: Here am few min
utes later the preacher reached another head of his
discourse and asked Where is the hypocrite? p
Gently nudgng his neighbour the intoxicated man
said, in an audible whisper Stand up deacon, he
means you this time stand up and take it like
man, as did. 1t will do you go ,d' The deacon
fairly doubled up
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-12-02
Sew ano Gentle

The expression of Jew and Gentle" is not of lew
ish origin The ancient Hebrew knew of seventy ma
tons, gentes, Of which the Jewish people was one ;
SO the Jew also Gentle. So the lew was also
Col, for the word goi, plural gom, as well as AM
Leon, Umah means nation, Jewish or non Jew
sh. The term Col, denoting non Jewish Individual
occurs first in Talmud and Pesikta; it was not
known to the Mishna. In the ancen literary sources
the non Jewish nations called the descendants
Of Noah" in contradis tnction from the children of
Abraham or Israel According to those sourcesit would
be correct to say Israelites and Noachtes We dis
like the expression Jews and Gentles,' because
properly understood it separates the Jew entirely
from the rest of the human family.-Ex ,hanget
As A MEANS of paying off the war debt, which is
claimed to be $500, 100000, the Spanish government
has issued stamp of mourning which is to be used
on all the inland mail OF Spain and her colonies The
stamp which is OF the denomination of FIVE cent de
pesetes, Tone cent? is printed in sombre black and
must be affixed to all mail matter in addition to the
regular postage stamp Every piece of mail matter
Tor inland delivery must bear the mourning stamp,
otherwise it doesn't go. The stamp has presum-
ably been used as sympathetic appeal to the people
Tor the many lives lost in the great combat
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-12-02

NorE-The Hebrew day begins with the Of the
preceding the corresponding common date.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-04-23

The country has very nearly doub-
led in population and it has more than
doubled lin wealth since the regular
army was reduced to the -. 900 mark.
If the army, from that low line. had
been permitted to increase with the
country growth we would now have
Il force # 30. ZOO. and -. 900 or b. 900
of these could be sent TO Cuba imme-
diately. y force Of that size. in CO.
operation with the Insurgents. If the
Insurgents are anywhere as numerous
as the Junta and It's agents pretend.
would quickly clear the island of the
Spaniards after the navy captured
Havana and one or two other Of Gu
ba's ports. We would invade the is
land at once. and the war. 50 far as
regards Cuba itself. would be over be
fore the rainy season began. Under
present circumstances. however. weI
can do little in the interior Of CuhaI
until we pet Il force OF militia or vOlun-l
tees 10 assist the regulars. ana this
may take several weeks. Or course
We could force the Spanish army 20
capitulate in Il few weeks by cutting
of its food supply by blockade. but in
that way We would be killing the re
c~oncendras whom we are endeayoring
to I've The men-Democrats and
Populists chiefy-who have been figh-
ting every project to increasethe army
and navy and strengthen the govern
ment defenses, are now likely to infict
on the country a loss of thousands of
lives and hundreds of millions of dol
lars, through their criminal stupidity
and foliy.-Globe- Democrat.