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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1898-04-14
FAIR OFFICERS ELECTED
Three Days Race Meeting Pro-
pOsed-FOurth of July to
be Celebrated.

The directors OF the fair association
elected at the annual meeting held
Monday afternoon, met Tuesday and
elected the following officers:
Presidential. B. Wood.
Vice. .President-E. D. Strong.
Treasurer-H. 3. Allen.
Secretary-J. J. N,erling.
Messrs. Strong and Klaus stated that
having held the places Of president and
treasurer heretofore, and having had
their share Of the responsibility and
work that attached, desired that their
names be not considered and we're
accordingly excused.
Plans for race meeting, beginning
Monday, July 4th. and oontinu~
ing three days, were then
discussed. It was proposed that suf1i-
cient premiums be offered to get a good
class OF races and President Wood
stated that such could be readily done,
without doubt 1t was also proposed
that citizens program for joint cele-
bration of the Fourth, at the fair
grounds be considered aud that games,
fireworks, ball and other attractive in
ducements be gotten mp for a big holiday
celebration at Jamestown.
The fair directors elected Monday
we're: NJ Parker, B N Orlady, H B
Allen, q Wood, Morris Beck, John
Milsted, G A Klaus, E D Strong and L
81 We'll. The stock voted was 1873 shares,
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1898-04-14

Mr.. Newlands, silverite. have sgreec
to the following joint resolution, as .
substitute for the majority report. 1t
follows:
Resolved, That the United States
government hereby recognize the indie.
pendence of the republic of Cuba.
Second That moved thereto by many
considerations Of humanity, of interest
and of provocation, among which are
the deliberate mooring of our battle.
ship. the Maine, over submarine
mine, and its destruction in the harbor
of Havana, the president of the United
States be, and he is hereby directed to
employ Immediately the land and naval
forces of the United States in aiding
the republic of Cuba to maintain the
independence hereby recognized.
Third-That the prtsident Of the
United States is hereby authorized and
directed to extend immediate relief to
the starving people of Cuba.
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Spain Severely Arraigned for Maine Disaster-Min
Report Stronger. Squadron Leaves Hampton
Roads Under Sealed Orders. War Plans.
Cuban Cable Closed by Spain's Orders. The Ho'
Passes the Resolutions for Intervention. Vote
322 to 49, Great Excitement in Washington.
Rapid Preparations for Bombardment Spain Must Fight
or Get Out. Getting Ready to Fight. Work
Ahead for United States Army.

Of excitement and possible development
than any preceding day.
The senate committee did not begin
business until II o'clock and the meet
ing was said to be merely formal as the
essential work of preparing its report
and formulating the resolutions to be
presented had been practically com.
pleted. There was some additions to
the report on account of General Lees
testimony but these were not material
as his statements did not add anything
to the committees real stock of infor.
nation. It was felt, however, that his
statement would be valuable in round.
ing out and completing the report and
in supporting the committees position.
His opinions were in line with those Of
the majority of the committee and
were highly valued.
The report OF the committee was
presented almost Immediately after
the converting of the senate, and the
reading occupied AZ minutes. Follow
ing are the resolutions upon which the
report was based:
Whereas, The abhorrent conditions
which have existed for more than
three years in the island of Cuba, so
near our own borders, have shocked
the moral sense of the people of the
United States, have been disgrace to
Christian civilization, eliminating as
they have in the destruction Of a
United States warship with 266 Of its
officers and crew while on friendly
visit in The harbor of Havana, and can.
not Ion ger be endured, as has been set
forth by the president of the United
States in his message to congress of
April ii, 1893, upon which the action
Of congress was invited, therefore,
Resolved, First, That the people of
the Island of Cuba are, and by right
ought to be free and independent.
Second, That it is the duty of the
United States to demand, and the gov
ernment of the United States does
hereby demand, that the government
of Spain at once relinquish its authority
and government in the Island of Cuba
and withdraw its land and naval forces
from Cuba and Cuban waters.
Third, That the president Of the
United States be and he is hereby
directed and empowered to use the en-.
tire land and naval forces of the United
States and to call into actual service
for the United States, the militia Of
several states, to such an extent as may
be necessary to carry these resolutions
into effect.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1898-04-14
TWO REPORTS MADE.

Majority aud Minority Reports Presented
to the House.
Following are the resolutions pre-.
ssnted BY the majority Of the house
committee on foreign affairs:
Whereas, The government of Spain
for three years past has been waging
war on the Island of Cuba against a
revolution by the inhabitants thereof,
without making any substantial prog
ress towards the suppression of said
revolution. and has conducted the war.
fare in a manner contrary to the laws
of nations, by methods inhumane and
uncivilized. causing the death by starv.
alton Of more than 2OO,O 900 innocent
non.combatants. the victims being for
the most part helpless women and chill
dren, inflicting intolerable injury to
the commercial interests Of the United
States, and the destruction Of the lives
and property of many Of our citizens,
entailing the expenditure of millions of
dollars in patrolling our coasts and
policing the high seas, in order to
maintain our neutrality. and
Whereas, This long series Of losses.
injuries and burdens for which Spain is
responsible, has eliminated in the de.
stuction Of the United States battleship
Maine in the harbor Of Havana, and in
the death of 266 of our seamen, be it
Resolved, That the president 10 hereby
authorized and directed to intervene at
once to stop the war in Cuba. to the
end and with the purpose Of securing
permanent peace and order there and
esta tablishing, by the free action Of the
people thereof, q stable and independ.
ent government of their own in the
Island of Cuba; aud the president is
hereby authorized and empowed to use
tho land and naval forces OF the United
Staes TO execute the purpose OF this
resolution.
The Dsmoopatic Resoiuttoa.
The Democratic members OF the
house foreign affairs COMMITTEES. In
report signed by five Democrats and
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Killed His Assailant.

o. q. Deap, editor Of the Williams
County Free Press o! Williston, shot
and killed Hank Schufeldt Sunday
when going from Griunell postofice to
his home. The exposure Of cattle stesl-
ing by a gang OF rustlers is supposed to
be the cause OF the sffray. Dean was
assaulted once before at the same place
and dragged with lariat rope, but this
time 1t appears that he was determined
to defend himself.
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Horses for Sale.

Will sell 40 head OF work horses al
private sale. Also harnesses, wagons,
seed oats, barley and ground feed.
JOHN & J. A. BUCHANAN,
Buchanan, n. D.
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Blueetem seed wheat for sale. George
Severn, two miles south OF city.
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The action OF congress yesterday was IN
reality declaration of war. Both houses
II oted by large majorities that SPAN
must abandon Cuba and withdraw her
troops, giving up the island to the Cub
ans. The great difference in both houses
is over recognizing the Cuban republic
as an independent government, the ma
jority favoring simple Intervention
backed by the q. s., army and navy TO
restore peace, and stable government
regardless OF who exercise the functions.
The minority demand recognition of
the government as already established
by the insurgents and won by the efforts
of the leaders. The insurgents claim
Spain has been whipped and only holds
Havana and few coast points, and that
practical security and good government
is at hand, under their control in all
other parts of the island and On this
proposition congress is divided, but on
no other.
Further action in enforcing this de-
mand means the transport OF troops to
Cuba and the probable beginning of q
naval conflict such as the world may
never have seen. The president is now
! IS act under direction of congress.
ST.. PAUL, April, 13.--The senate COM
mittee on foreign relations reported q
resolution favoring immediate armed in'
terventlon and the establishment OF q
stable independent governmet in Cuba.
The report also contains severe arraigu-
ment of Spain for the Maine disaster
and alleges it shows, at the very least,
culpable negligence. They demand the
REIMBURSEMENT Of Cuba and the immedi
ate withdrawal of Spanish troops.
The Senate will not act on the resolu.
tions today on account Of the large
number who desire TO speak. Senator
Foraker and some others will support
the democrats in recognizing Cuban
Independence.
The minority report will favor the
recognition OF Insurgent Independence.
y "a Washington dispatch says the house
4 dsmocrats refused to join the republi.
cans and will insist on resolutions favor
ing Cuban Independence.
OLD POINT OoMFoRT, April 13.-The
flying squadron sailed at 2 p. m. under
sealed orders.
WASHINGTON, April 12-(Specisl. y
The plan now is said to be, it war is de.
clared, to make demonstration against
Havana Sunday and land troops in Cuba
Tuesday. AbouS 10000 men will be
transported.
The government has decided to buy
the American line steamers St. Louis
and St. Paul.
Secretary Long has received notice
from the Western Union that the Cuban
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Secretary Long has received notice
from the Western Union that the Cuban
cable was closed at 11:4O yesterday, and
will not be open again. and also formal
potice from the French Gable Co., that
the Spanish government had prohibited
its taking messages from Cuba except
those addressed to the Spanish govern.
ment. The navy department bas other
information which cansed the greatest
concern.
The naval strategy board has recon-
mended that as Spain has selzsd the
French cable, wsrship be sent from
Key West to Santiago to drag for the
cable, cut mile and bring it away.
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Mich cows for sale. John b. Fried
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MADRID, April l4.-S:S0 a. m.-As
the result of long cabinet council the
Spanish war Office is actively engaged
Evening star., 1898-04-29
COUNTRY BOARD.

g4KoMA PARK HOTEL: MOST DESIRAEIE
epblrban resort; beau;ifci grDyc: large porch, = .
eelebratei sp.!Ig ws.e:: fist-eliss table: cyert
SSnysniance: under Eew iHsnaEe!ncrr. ". ".
MA1dRtIELD. Pseprte.or. ApIP as;cs PA.
Evening star., 1898-04-29
HOTELS.
HOWARD HOUSE.

wa-his,xtop. d. c. 81 AID s. 20 per day; Amer,.
eau via,: steam htati central l,catjcn: lncais
mt,hoEt roosns - par week e - per iso1ih.
Evening star., 1898-04-29
UNFURNISHED.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Mass NV bet 14th
&15th.p per an. 81. 500. 90
1877 Pm nv, fine
lot. per an. 800. 90
1215 PA nv, 1ne
lot, per an....1.500. 90
102S VT av NV. 1Sr. 200. 90
S26 Conn ave. l2r. 200. 90
1922 VT av, .2or. 10000
1022 VT ave, lar. 1900
1893 Clifton. lar, .125.0O
3043 L NV. 17r. ...l25. 90
14lI Mass av. lar. 125. 90
14lG 10th st. 22r. .l25. 90
1921 10th st. l5r. .125. %
6 Dupont circle. 1Sr. offer
1901 18th NV. 1ir1OO. 90
Takoma Park, Car
roll ave, 13r. loo. 90
1888 Jcff'n pl, 12r. 100. co
212G Il st. lar. $500
1890 14th. .s&d. 17r. so. 70
1914 Jcfr'n pl. 11r. .S3. 80
1438 n NV. l2r. SO. 90
113S p st. lar. 1900
1125 DE Sales. 1lr. 1900
1I27 DeSales, 1lr. 1900
Carroll nv. Takomn
Park, 14r. 1890
l119 I NV, l2r. 90
800 Nd av ne, lar. 80. 90
162l 2lst NV. 10r. 1000
1876 p st, 12r. $500
30Ol 18th st. l0r. .65. 90
1l04 9th st. 15r. .65. 90
iii 11th st, l3r. .65. 90
911 18th st. Tor. =. .65. 20
3C21 N NV, l2r. =. .65. 90
405 l1th NV. 2r. .65. 90
1S Iowa circle, Tor. 90. 90
101 18th st, lOr. >. 60. %
S002 X st. Or. co. 90
ITO 18th NV, Or. 60. 90
613 18th st, 12r. SO. 20
1927 18th. Or. .55. 10
1915 10th NV, Tor. SIS. 90
I,3o goth NV. lOr. .55.G
2024 r St. l2r. ....5b.o0
l40G 21st st. 3 rms. .55. 90
Chevy Chase. 80. 90
1908 II NV, stSdw 80. 90
20l4 Hfllyer pl. 11r.50 90
6lS II NV, 15r. so. %
2O34 Hiilyer pl. 1or. 5000
&31 o st. Tor 5000
14th st rd mr. Bright
wood Hotel. 12r. so. 90
91I n y av, 1ir. ..I5. 5.bG
1888 18th st. l0r. .45. %
For full list Of furnish
and stables apply at Off
TIIONI
apo
Evening star., 1898-04-29
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFtRxIxHsO.

FOX RENT-3-RooM HOUSE; NEWLY PAPII,ED
anu PAINTED; water in Kitchen. Ius5 cor lsfh
S,a Snd y sts- NV. Rsai. sis per munth. Inquire
oio iSth ~. NV nP:I ST.
Evening star., 1898-04-29

FOR RENT-i3aa sta ST. NM: s-sroRY HRICk
mouse Iuoms. all med. inps: SID t,er month";
Arily 10 NJ GOLDSMITH. 9il Ia ave ap.,. -3t
Evening star., 1898-04-29

Groom house: ami; bay window; near bureau
OF eng. and pftg and cars "a 18th st. aw.
Key next oooe. -. al<t-Ste
Evening star., 1898-04-29
BOARDING.

THE ACBURN, PENN. AVE COR aoD ST
n.w: Fem ave- cars pass the door; large we'll
furnished rooms; good table, by day week ar
month. terms reasonable.
a SMALL FAMILY OF ApULIS OWSIN1; !.
large eornei house. newly ps;ese,! hsnds,mai,I
fur. BATH every 1oor. delightfully."- eaoI in s~,n
mer, home comforts. weu6 like q few boar,sers :.
terms reasonable; refs. ex. l59i iIih NV.
ap23-3as
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13ia Corcorsn ST. S35 ao7 st. NV, S39.
Eachs3 stories. rooms. MI; kitchen and din-
ing room on first floor; front south.
GEO, L. EMMONS & CO.,
apl9-1m 1.tc =
Evening star., 1898-04-29
2900 Q ST, 12r. .O0

2900 Q st, 12r. .45.O 90
Watkins Farm,
l4I3 . st. Or. ..... .45. 90
1918 Il 1t. 12r. 90
Sl3 18th st. sr. .Io.So
1917 o st. 1Or. 80. 10
1884 N Y nv. 13r. .siYer
2i02 18th NV. llr. 400
Near Stott's sta
tion. DC. 11r. 40 90
l409 Goth st. Or. .4c. 90
3l7 Pa ave. 10r. 40. 90
Flat 5. ID & Q. Or. 40. co
i25 lith NV. l4r. 80. 90
2i2S-26 1ith. 1or. 81. so
2i20 l4th NV. Or. 81 so
1872 18th st, Or. 1850
1I06 II NV. l0r. 1000
1I02 II st. l0r. .35. %
1902 " & st. Or. .35. 90
3o2 Il Cap. s&d. 7r.35 90
112S 18th ct. Or. $500
l10S ii st. Sr. 90
2d II 93l Pa av..,.3o. 90
1909 4th st. ar. 90
29O6 Y st NV. 30
824 18th st (up). 1r.25. 50
12l5 NY av. Sad, ar. %. IS
Flat !, "B&Q," 7r.25.OO
Up 1910 14th ST. .6r. o5. 90
S0I 18th NV. Or. 90
532 9th st Sc, Sr. ~. 81
4015 Sth NV. Sr. .22.50
l443 Pierce pl. Tr. 1000
Up G19 N Y av. Sr. 10
915 E sw, Or. 20. 90
3d q 93l Pa nv
(club rooms).. 20. 90
1902 Corcoran, Or. is. so
316 1st Sc, ar. so
521 11th tfiab. 3r. 1900
Up 1913 9TH NV, 2r. 1910
18th st rd nr Bright
wood Hotel. 5r. 1890
l2-24-2S-30 1st st
sw. Or. each. .12.50
1915 f st. Or. so
4th n l420 Pa ave. 10. 90
9 * 16 Watkins ST.
Chevy Chase. Or, ca, 10. 90
NE cos 33d & Pros
pect SITS: 10. 90
1921 + (shop rear) 1000
2, 3. 9. 0 Baldwin's
row. bet ID, L. 1st&
I'd SITS. 5r. each. 8. 90
1924 Trinidad av. or
18th st ne. g. 90
1l5 /. st Sc. Ar. C. 90
ed houses. Offices. stores
ce.
IS ]. FISHER & CO..
1921 L st. NV.
Evening star., 1898-04-29
WANTED-HOUSES.

NANTED-A HOUSE OF 6 OR ROOMS. NV. /,
rent not over S25. Send number and full partic-
plars TO PERMANENT TENANT, Star office.
ap2o3t
WANTED-TIiE CARE OF A LARGE FURNISHED
house, during abselIe of family, by woman
ladyJ with highest references Address U. 5. A,
Star Office. ap2t-ot'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-R'R li2o CONN. AVE-. RS. .sio 5O
525 23d 81. NV. q Observation-Disclosures. II 5o
l12o Conn. ave. and bath. -........ 1910
L. a. L. LElPOLD. s.w. cor. 18th and SIS.
Evening star., 1898-04-29
WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-ROOM AND BOARD FOR GENTLE
man, wife ard baby; location between Lincoln
Park and 4th st. and A st. and Pa. ave Sc
Address A. L., Letter Carrier Ill. Station IL.
Evening star., 1898-04-29
WANTED-HELP.
MALE

WANTFD-SALESNEN OF ABILITY AND
pleasing address, tt sel at retail the latest
perfected taking machine. the Eagle Graphic
phone. which records and repruduces as perfectly
as the highest priced tyIes. only competent
men need apply at $40 u ST. NV. after . a-m-
ap21-3t
Evening star., 1898-04-29

IIARFoRD. CHASE AND YIN TlRF.S-FiRSr
grade-Sico p.- rair On Wheel See the Yfkin9
before Eyirg 4 Wheel VIKING CYCLE CO.,
ap4-1m-4 1910 l4th st M
Evening star., 1898-04-29

WANTED-IF YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENT.
ed me; applicants daily; suburban places In
demand; beware Of frauds guaranteeing tenants OF
mhl4-2ri
Evening star., 1898-04-29

FOR SALE OR EXCiIANGE-FOR IMPROVED
or unimproved property, beautiful cottage at
Forest Glen Nd, near electric cars. House has
rooms. attic. cellar. with furnace, and bath
rooms; papered Throughout; 600 fee: Of ground.
JAMES II. CLARKE (Owner), 2O2s 14th st. NV.
ap9-lm
Evening star., 1898-04-29

81 BURBAN PROPERTY-NEW HOUSE; TWO
stories. Zine rooms, from to sixty acres of
lfnd six miles from the Capitol: and one
half miles fiom Hyattsvilie Station, and one
mile from Riyerdale. Clear of incumbrancc
For sale or exchange for city property.
STEWART SlCkLER.
aDl2-tf Bliss building. No. IS II street NV
FOk EENf-oNE OF TIE MOST BEAVTIFJI.
siii,u ban homes in the District or Columbia: 3
miles froiA Washington. electric cars on
Conn., ave extended stable. large lawn and gar
den: pasture hel5: fr lit ard nowcys H. ROZIER
ppLANY, 1890 / st. mh9-tf
Evening star., 1898-04-29

EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS Ar THE
NORTHWEST STORAGE House. 3I6-3iS Sth
ct. NV. for the storage and caro- of all kinds Of
furniture and ndss., pisnes. etc.. IN separate
Cd Once xZ4 ON d. NV. .S,aii for our terms.
mh16-3m J. E. FREcHIE 4 CO.. Props
STORAGE, 75csr PER gEsoAn; : TIE FINEST
storage roon,s: elevator. with all the convent
ences. Packing and hauling at reasonable feress
Address B. RAGMs oi2 Pa. ave. nm. fel-ff
Evening star., 1898-04-29

FOk RENT-l73S AND 1912 ST. 10 ROuMS
and bath: ami. reduced from $50 to $50.
1415 10th ST. NV, 10 rooms; ami; $40 per NO.
1aS-tf H. ROZIER DULANY. 1920 r st.
Fon RENT-lol1 81. \. W., 2-STORY, BAY
window brick, rooms; in perfect order. Apply
to CAAS. {. DUNCANSON. cor. 9th and d NV.
The herald., 1898-12-21
THE FIRST SIGN OF Badness
As age creeps upon us and we try to stay

As age creeps upon us and we try to stay
young
And frisky as long as we can,
And show to the world by both action and
tongue
We are yet mighty good man.
We laugh at gray hairs as no token OF age
But look in the mirror appalled,
AS we find we are facing that worrying
stage ..-.
When a fellow begins to get bald.
1t fastens a look of care in the eyes.
1t anchors a dread in the soul.
For here is a feature we cannot disguise,
A skating rink up on the poll.
The nend of anxiety tortures the brain,
Our taste for enjoyment Is palled
Our pleasure Is tinged with a color of pain
When a fellow begins to get bald.
We blow in our money for tonics and
creams,
We try all the lotions In sight,
But evry preventive we plaster on seems
To hasten the hair In it's flight
We wear out our shoes on the specialists S
stairs,
Experts into council are called
But every day adds to the burden Of cares
When a fellow begins to get bald.
We sit away back at the naughty display
OF tights at the high kicking show,
Through fear that our friends may inhu-
manly say
We've hit the old ld-headed row.
At night, our once pleasant, delectable
dreams
BY visions Of wigs are enthralled
When waking the brain with keen misery
teens,
When a fellow begins to get bald.
Whenever we meet lady friends on the
street
We blush while uplifting our hat,
And though they may smile us greeting
most sweet,
We know they have got us down pat.
We seem to care little when to our reward
In the realms of the blest we are called,
For half of the pleasure of living seems
foored
When d fellow begins to get bald.
Denver Posa.
The herald., 1898-12-21
Omaha Sent the President Pair Of Key!

Mayor Moores has forwarded to President
Mckinley pair of the gided keys of the
city like those presented to the conventions
and distinguished visitors who came to the
city last summer The presidential keys
are after the same model as the others, but
they are more handsomely decorated and
somewhat larger, being about a foot and a
half in length. Upon one are printed the
words "Omaha Welcomes the President"
and on the other the date, October u,
ls9S" The keys are bound together with
handsome red, white and blue ribbons.
81 did not think that President Mckinley
would have cared for the keys says Mayor
Moores, "and therefore l did not present
him with pair when he was here. When
he visited my office, however, he caught
sight of a couple of pairs that proposed to
give to conventions and expressed himself
greatly pleased with them as the means
of expressing our hospitality to our visitors.
considered, therefore, that it would be a
nice little compliment for the city to present
the president with pair"
During the summer Mayor Moores pre-
sented almost 100 of these keys to Omaha
visitors.-Omaha Bee.
The herald., 1898-12-21
Passing of the Scrap

Felix-A votre sante!
Nicholas-Drinkska heartywicz!
Franco-Russian alliance goes on record.
Villyum-Prosit
Salsbury-Same to you!
Dreibund makes its bow
Villyum (while he's at it)-Illustrious
shadow OF the Deity!
Hamid-Nice young man, that!
More dreibund.
Felix-Pauvre diable!
Sagasta-An't we, though!
Hispano-French agreement.
j. Bull-What a nice, big boy! Shake,
Sammy.
Uncle Sam-Don't know who ye expect
to fight with, but here goes.
Columbia marries grandpop.
Austra-Feel the same way about that
Italy-Sure!
Germany-Do we!
Triple alliance starts on another Jap.
And then each of the above mentioned
together with Japan, Belgium, Greece, Viz
den, H.. Wilmington, n. c., and Mr.. Shar
key, approaches, and enters into solemn
compact with each Of the others, and swears
a big, robust swear that never, never so long
as he lives will he lift his voice or fist in
anger.
And the dream of Adam Zad is realized.
Very good! But with the gladiatoriaI
arena given over to Shafter-Miles contro
versies, Austrian reichsrath debates, Cen
tral and South American revolutions and
church splits, the outlook for the world
audience in the bleachers is darn gloomy
Lynn C. Doyle in the Philadelphia Bulletin
The herald., 1898-12-21
England Wants a Guild Pro Quo

There has been something substantial be-
hind John Bulls protestations of brotherly
love and his moral support during the Span
ish difficulty. Some OF the things which
England expects from the United States are
set down in terms by that blunt newspaper,
the London Saturday Review. 1t expects
us to deal generously with Canada in the
matter of tariffs; it expects that Great Brit
ain will be remembered when the United
States government firmly establishes its
authority over the Philippines; it especially
expects the assistance of this government
when the inevitable struggle over China be-
gins.-St. Louis Republic.
The herald., 1898-12-21

Hid Dul HIS IA
ploits on the golf links
of late induce the pre-
monition that unless
he takes better care
of himself there Will
soon be a funeral at
the Country club.
Billy Garland seems
to be as keen about
golf as he is about the
population in 1900,
and chases the ball
with as much temerity
as he would a tender
foot while gazing at
one of his iridescent
real estate bargains. L
saw him twice, If not
thrice, in the most
imminent danger last