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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-06
NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS
sos r Street Northwes,

sos Street Northwest
Gold Filings and bridge work a spe-
cialty, at the lowest price; amaIgau. fin
ings, 60c. fun sets OF teeth On plates So,
extracting either by gas or local spray
absolutely painless, soc, without, 25c, ali
work done by experts and Guaranteed the
best; open On Sundays FROM 10 to 8
O'Clock. mh2s ~
NINE. LA RUE, Medium, tells past and
present; gives luck; free until New Years
1873 l-2 st. NV: walk upstairs.
del o. 1m-em
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RAkLkOADE.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND .
90 a M week days-PITTSBURG Elk
hh,Ess-PaIior and DINING Cars. Harris-
1850 A. N. PENIS YLvANIA LIMITED
oe.e1n n1n Sleeping, Dining. smoking. and
UossIvation Cars. Harrisburg to Chicago.
land aud ToisdoD sarf,s 1 PaS go' car 40 %
10 SO a Y. FAST IrxE-purrmau Burrr.
anor Gar Go Harrisburg Buffet PariOr
40 r. M. CHICAGO AMI ST. LOUIS
Express sleeping Car Washington 20 Sc
nsbGrg to St fauis IN Na Dn1a wa ca
go N. %EsTEsS ExPPKEss-Pult
ana h fsepa1s Car e risssogrg cne.so;
10 chicago.
"a pn :, M; soUTHwEsTEKN EXPRESS
D,oitinan sleeping Cars Washington 70
a,a.s Dg aud Harrisburg 10 ST. LOus
1910 = N PACIFIS EXPREss-PuIl
. man sleeping Car 20 PfttsDoFg.
% q m Tor Kane. Canandal qua, Rochee
yer and Niagara Falls. GaIly. except Suar
1880 o. m for Eimira and Remove daily,
4Csps sunday. For wnliansDOEt DAILY.
TO u. M. for wIIIianrsport. RochesteF.
srIe. Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily.
Nsssins son 70 Burf nss S'ssDns 0'
20 "a AZ 3 su ~ fof Lrjs. SanandaigHa; Rocess
Pullman Sleeping Car WasbLlgtOa -
Rochester Saturdays only
tor Philadelphia, New York and tie
East.
400 D. m, CONGRESSIONAL LIN
iIED, daily. ali PaTior Cars. with Dta-
Es Gar from BaltimSre. Regular az 100
So SaI :, o;Oo, 200, lO:o0 DINING 1tl,.s
a. %
Dinlns Carl. SOB. Zoo. 10 Dining
40, $50. 1906 and / / so D. m. For
Philadelphia only. Fast Express. 1850 -
In. week Gays Express. III . p. H. week
Boston, without change. 90 a IN weak
Day Gays, and AGO p. IA daily -
f9 s.od ci ldts%. S:Z5. 100. $50 500.
lz;d6. l2:46 1850, 2:0I. $40 s;4s
.A:Oe Linltedl, 4:2o. 4 SO. $40. s:Jn
100, 7:zo. 1906. 40. I1;lo. aud
200. sSg. 1919 ~ fq 81 mo- 10. Is s.p2
l-l6r 2.Ol, 3:l5. $40. t4.O0 Lmitsdl.
40, 640, 6.l5, $50. 40. 1000
ror Pope CreeE line. TIC a. m ana
- $50 y. m daiiy. except sunday.
For na ANA 5a polls 60 ds,,1 200 M 80 IL
sundays. 300 a. IA and 4.20 D. m
Atlantic Coast Line-ExpTesS ror Florida
.. IA. $40 D. a. daiIr. RICHMOND only.
1857 q IA. W eek days. Atlanta Special
Via Richmond and Sea DoarG Air Line.
4-40 D. m daily. Accommodation for
Quantlco. Z as a. u daiIJ, aud 40 D
IL. weekdays
St.nszsOre Connections.
For Atlantic City tyia Dels ware RiTse
Fridge. aIlral Ioutel, 81 D. II. daily,
Via Market street wharf. boo aud IL %
a m. z 70 D. III. week ia -. and ll-19
y. IN daily
Fur Cape May, IL 90 q. m week days
IL 90 D. In. daily.
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth ana O
streets. and al the sta ton, sixth and 3
streets. where orders can be left for the
checking or baggage 70 dssJiH2 lion froa
botels and residences.
j. B.HUTCHIN5ON, General Manages
J. & WOOD, General Passenger geaG
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FOR SALE-Fine business chances in all
parts of the city, wholesale and retail:
business hotels. boarding houses, eXCsD-
tiOnal bargains, get list tree. COM-
MESClAL, $40 r st. NV. ianG- 81 EN-
FOR SAIE-GTOCeTy and market store
NV. old established corner and. price
$500; rent S25. DUNLAP. 900 F st.
la6-3E
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Mrs. DR.. RENNER,

ST ECIALIST
I'm obstetrics, gold medal awarded for the
science or obstetrics from the University
or Munich, Bavaria. treats successfully
wOman's complaints and Irregularities pri-
vate sapItariUm for ladies before and dur.
Ing confinement. Office hours from 8
u. N. 10 y. IN, No Gle Pa ave. NV
se9-0
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FOR RENT-Near @. p. O. large newly fur.
room; heat and gas: private family.
IL 1-2 st. ne. Ja6-3t-em
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srruAr,oss wAsrEp-MALs

WANTED BY a flrst-class cake baker
a steady situation; best OF refs. ddress
CAKE, this office. Ja6-3tem
$50 CASH TO anyone who VIII secure me
a position paying not less than ~ per
day. Address SINCERE, this office.
Item
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WANTED BY gentleman serving as secre-
tary 10 Congressman, thoroughly ac-
ousinted with department work, will assist
another for reasonable compensation. Ad-
dress Y. Y, this office. Ja6-3t
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yves for2-HOUSES.

WANTED To- rrniveJbdern1 0 roomhouse
facing north or> zth; located between
G and s, and 9th and 10th sts. nw.: state
iowest ash prices and full particulars.
Address b. F. C.. this office. Ja63t
WANTED-5 and Groom house and lot in
he. Wa shington; W i'll pay cash at today's
values. JOHN + D0NOHoE, 3oS 4. Cap.
st. Ja5-6t-ein
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DANCING.
FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-To druInmers and business
men, horse ana buggy or dayton, So per
Siay, and special prices for pleasure driv-
ing. Apply To the REX STA BL ES, rear
81 3 L 81. NV; telephone call. 10e. ap20-1
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DR.. Ledthermdn,

EXPERT SPECIALIST. (25 years Ell
pertence.l All private diseases quickly and
permanently caTed. SYPHILIS positively
&. Hours, o 10 L.. 2 TO B. ines
Thurs. and Sat. evenings, to- g.
No. 603 st. NV. Closed Sunday
mol B. item
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FOK SA I.E--IUIS.
.--~-
FOR SALE-Building lots and villa sites
at Rallston on the Washington md Falls
Church Electric Railroad, miles west OF
Washington; price of lots 500 each: terms
So cash; balance 81 per week; no interest
or taxes until lots are PAID Tor; or $50
ia rms for sale and rent cheap. JAMES E.
CLEMENTS, 1921 f st. NV. ta4- Stem
BUY a lot for invest nent' OF home; Con-
duit Road and Greab Falls Electric Rail.
way; within District healthy; eleva ted;
terms easy, plats, etc. CLARK BROS,
EST u st. NV. de7-Imo- en-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED To buy a good secondhand
coffee urn. Address 931 L st. NV.
ja6-3t-em
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FOR SALE-Must be sold in thirty DAYS:
6-TOOm hOuss, veTandss. fine fruit, line
water: one acre: bargain To quick buyer:
owner moving west \ qdress f. r. Pos
TER, Columbia ave-, Hyattsville, Md.
ia6-3t
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FOR RENT-Handsome brick dwelling; six
rooms and bath. l243 Maryland ave.
ne. Inquire next door. Ja4-6t
FOR RENT-495 Md. ave. sw., IL rooms
and bath: modern improvements: rent,
fa4 A
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The above is only portion OF the prop
erty on my books. For full list call at
office for bulletin issued on the st and
5th.
THOS E WAGGAMAN. Oh 81 NV
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wANTED-StnaIl grocery: cheap.- AGcress
with part iculars, j. b., this office.
ja6-3t
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LOANS mace on approved collateral, such
as life policies, stocks, bonds, building
association shares, syndicate certificates,
etc No delay. YERkES & BAKER, u 10
J. ct. Take elevator u
MONEY TO LOAN at 8 and per cent;
security, real estate in District OF Column
bla. no delay beyond ar inspection OF prop
erty and examination OF title WALTER
Z. ACkER. 1o4 18th st NV. mh2Stf
MONEY TO LoAN-S1 ,ooo upwerd, at o
and 8 l-2 per cent on ID. G. real estate;
$3.50. $500, etc, at per cent: all
transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers.
ep16-tf l40S r 81. NV.
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FOR sAIF-BIe'YcLEs

FOR SALE-Eagle bicycle. newly enam-
eled: new saddle. must be seen 20 he APP
preciated: price $40. BASEMENT. 7O4
14th NV. ja4-4t-em
rex ALEl-Ramt4eF, good as new. 23
pounds: $50. Call $50 East Cap. st.
ia4-3t-ern
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The IS DAYS" Cure

for mem leads ell remedies fn this city.
Consultation free. DIR. MckEEHAN, 716
9TH st. NV. Office hours, o a. m. to
p m, to p. m; Sunday, TO A p. m-
de 24-l mo.
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SiTUA TIONS NANTED-MALR
AND FEMALE.

SOUTHERN Select Employment Agency:
established 1892; all help, white and
coloIeu, furnished free OF charge. MRS.
MOORE, 306 G st. NV. 1t
HANTEb-By two women: general house.
work and chamberwork: also bow. work
fOr sinah wages. ice l-2 10th 81 NV.
is5-3t
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WANTEB-A Young lady 10 address enye-
I,,,s.s 732 - I1th st. NV. 1t
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NANTEp-By young girl, place : nurse
or Ia do hgHt hOusework- Address -v4
9th 81 Sw. Jab-bt-etn
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WANTE D-A good tailoress GA coats steady
work. r. H0RGAN, 500 X 81. NV. jasl-Bt
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WANTED -Colored man and wife wishes
place 10 work in house or take charge of
place. ne< reference. Address HANDY.
--'~ o.lFce. 9a5-3t
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FoR sALE-HoRsEs & CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE HORSES & CARRIAGES
FOR SALE-One da yton wagon, with two
seats; cheap. 232 7th st Sc. ta63t
FOR SALE-Cab, $40; or will exchange
for wagon that will hold 1 ton coal
ENRICH, $40 Va. ave. Sc. Ja5-3t,em
FOR SA LE-Horse. harness and dayton
cog g St, bet. 1 2 and |. ja5-3t
FOR SALE-HOrse, harness and hand made
dayton wagon; cheap. Apply, after 4
p. M, 024 Sd st. ne. Ja5-3t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Wil trade for country
property in vicinity OF Washington.
he W Driek houses in ne, containing rooms
bath and reception hall. GRAHAM &
CAMPBELL, Gil 14th st. Jas 3t-em
FOR EXCHANGE Large properties for
small houses. houses for lots. city for
country property, ETC.. etc. ABRAHAM
FISHER, 512 f st. NV ja4-3t-f I'd
FOR EXCHANGE-one 2-horse, 16-passen-
ger coach. ia first-class order; for Gov
cred carriage; or will sell cheap. Box =,
AEacostia. ID. c.. ja43
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married man will be
thankful for any kind OF employment
60 support his-w ife. +. H., No. 4 X ST. ne
Item
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HOW CAN You begin the new rear more
auspiciously than by buying at a bar
gain Profitable business For $500 we
can sell you a welElocated grocery, net
ting over 500 clear profit monthly
or SSUo 1eWelrY store doing a fine
repair business also. pooIrO0ms frUir
sta nds, saloons, cigar stores. dairy lunches,
barber shops. etc. WiNDHAM < HARD
CASTLE, Commercial Brok ers. 72l Iath
So. NV ja4-3t
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WANTEn-A boyover / 3, 90 work in store:
refs. required. wages. SIS 20 81 a month
ana board. Apply 1929 18th st. NV.
Item
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-01
The Great Baitlesh7

The trip of the OregoI
Horn, a distance of 13,OO 1, :,
doing any particular dam -.
cnihery' is an achievemc y
all take pride. 1t is like til
an who reaches the ripe ,
years. Very few do it, bu
could IL proper care be
health. AT the first sign
the stomach. liver or bloc
at once be secured by TAXI
stomach Bitters. The stoI
starting point of nearly q
and the Bitters correct the
that important organ. With
organs in a healthy state. /
life is increased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-01

When you find better vapor stove
than the Insurance" Taber, Carey &
dard Oil Company, for they want it.
The new Kerosene st2ve they sell is
also about as near perfection as can be
asked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-01
STATE Of MAINE.
Executive Department.

Augusta. June y, 1898
Notice is hereby given that a, petition
for commutation of the sentence of
George y. tampbell convict in the
State prisoY under sentence for the
crime Of robbery is now pending before
the Govern9r and Council, and a hear
ing thereoia4wiil be granted in the Coun-
ell champeE at Augusta. .on Wednesday.
the 2'tn d9I of July next, at o'clock -
NJ.
RxRo RoYD, Secretary afdl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-01

ESioner $. w. Matthews tells
bus coincidence that happened
Nile upon his recent trip to the
Vrather when he was on his
ion his way to the convention
the was the guest over Sun
bmissioner Samuel Horne at
hams home in the country.
way out of Hartford, Conn.
has a relative in North
In we will call ID. II. Staples,
BED MIR. Matthews to call
w ktive should he ever visit
NorSk.
.ha Is and Mr.. Horne went to
and returned togather,
words that Mr. Horne
7d'N brtea in New York, ami
Hboarded, the train for
Vlook up Staples at the
first Il
HtheWs reached Boston,
for a long distance UP
to 4 section where
EfeW people upon the
HWaiting near a white
Tic cars. when a man
'i ~ 0 md asked if the cars
"'' tie the pole. He eX-
h''''' Vas from Maine and
''' ''1a" b the way they did
things in
" ""' Zine are you FROM"
Tvs. Il am from
''' Berwick" an
swered the
~ u know man
'''' Qeried Mr.. Mat
theWs.
" do know a man
: be man, "as that
is my name.
1t happened A., n
" Matthews had
- latter the two
Rr acquainted
with one anotK
~ their meeting
VA Wv city.
,.-.l Bowdoin col
,.o,. 49, tie board OF
t Thursday.
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Closing Exercises .rd School.

The closing exd D,,,au.,
school, Miss Una
held at the schoo,a ea,a
noon at II o'clocA
over the school ~
parents went to Us by to
enjoy a picnic. II rvhio,,
the thoughtful mo tim,
were fully appreci; ana =
delightful day was s es
a general good time
The school has kel ttord-
ance very well, tho]
missed half as8day, l Da,-
forth and Leslie Will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-01

II have usc1 Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family for years and al
ways with good results" says Mr. w. b.
Cooper of Ell Rio. Cal. For small chill
oren we find it especially effective" For
sale by John Coughlin, Water st.
IN " "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-01
| ! STATE HOUSE. /
Many Decisions Made By u
!, Railroad Commissioners. |
contracts for Furnishing the Senat
Chamber Have Been Awarded.
Iarue Number Of Corporations Registcrc
Thursday Other Matters.

The committee on public buildings haNe
awarded the contrasts for the new chalrs
ana carpet for the Senate chamber, 10
Hooper. Son. e Leighton of Portland
they being the lowest bidders among the
II firms of Portland and Boston, VINO
presented bids.
The chairs will be Of solid mahogany,
upholstered with green plush. and eN-
actlv the same as those in the House oil
Representatives in the capitol. at Bos-
ton. The carpet will be of solid green
and is what is known as Wilton vel
cot. The shades for the carpet ana up
holstering for the chairs. were selected
by Mr.. Haberstroah. The decorator, VINO
also selected the shade of the glass in the
windows, that all might blend in truly
artistic manner.
The carpet will be laid and the furni-
ture. i'll the room ready for use, ~ the
first Of September, and all interested eX-
Inject 70 see a chamber that will be an
fhonor to the State.
The screen doors have been hung on
about all the doors of the departments
| and many of the windows have had their
| screens added. In the words of the
lnoets ..fhere are no flies on these depart
ronte,, now
| The railroad commissioners have pro-
mulgated. the following decisions:
On the petition of the Lewiston. Bruins
| wick & Bath Street Railroad Company
fo, .,,,nroval of an extension of their line
cabh,+t,,svi,Ia and Webster. they an.
| ,,r,.t,od
a., rho netition of tho same road TO,
,,or,,;.s;sn "a 90 ovor the Maine Contra
| p,iiroad nv nm overhead bridge. they ap
rrovna of such crossfnr and specitied tn.
I manner of cnr,struction of snch bridge.
on the petition of the Portland an,
Yarmouth Pailwa,y comnanv fer approv
al of cross.ra, the Portland Railroad o.
wasbinp,on street in Portland. the pray
a.. If tho natitioners was allowed.
rbo article of association of the Bento,
o Ua;raa,d pailyav fsomnonv were an
nA,ved.
- ...,+4on ,,- tho rorrp.,
IN 80.
, once before eHp1dlleu tle use ana ioca
ton of the road The stockholders ar
yob, ~ Richards of Gardiner Charlie
|
d. Brown OF Saien MaSs, E!Sha MOI
gan of Springfield, Mass, II. NJ. Mans
accia If Fairhcls AMI Edward w. Heat
% wator,.i,,o If is said that the some1
800 ~ -, :, ~,
set Fibre Co. are largely Interested III III
lroad, which is principally for the purpos
~ .,rryiny frnigbt
- e4 - ne -
After Iu,v I there will he a tax on a
- .,e, :, +ha stato urdo
90 ~ a.a,
thcenew revenue Jaw ana the proi'iolcl
Of the many companies that have bee
| forr,od rocentlv were very anxious to &c
- S-l.'., ,ha ooro,.r,,
them registereo AZ ING 'o'io.%Ns
States Office before that date, 50 That az
counts for the large number .receivet
,rh,,rsdav
49,, :, ,,,,,o tim FORM
II one man WIN ii"u III ond' 81 'Ae .'''
ton of a company whose capital stock
over two millions took the pains to carr
-, tho ,,noo IL, norson an
the cef'ii'caie u 'i'c 'i''oe ~ pe'S'i' 90
see that it was registered.
1,ba following are the certificates ado
su. hul so"'
me D1 w hnan nrIr.,nized at Saco {,
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Mrs. +. j. Parker and daughter.
Gladys. are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. +. W. Colby on Page street.
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A large number of the Governors
staff will accompany the Governor 10
Portland, Monday, to the celebration
where the troops of Canada will be
present. General Richards ascertained,
Thursday, that nine Of the members
would go. Portland is planning
on giving them rousing reception
pleasure to the meeting with the pro-
vincial officers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-01

c. E. Milliken arrive en;nr
train, yesterday, from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-01

The screen doors have been hung on
about all the doors of the departments.
and many of the windows have had their
screens added. In the words of the
poets "there are no flies on these depart
mentS'' now.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-01

zed at Portland for the purpose of
ylng on IA general grocery business
$4,000 capital stock of which 5000 is
in. The officers are: President.
!. Il. Parks of Somerville, Mass.
)urer, Fannie b. Cheney of Somer-
Mass. Certificate approved, June
PS.
y England Building Company has
organized at Lewiston for the pur-
pf contracting for and erecting
hgs of all kinds with $4,000 capital
ttof which 800 is paid in. The Off
RE: President. Silas w. Foster of
Maine: treasurer. Horace Libby of
pm. Me. Certificate approved,
1893.
ngton Lighting Company has
I'd kganized at Saco for the purpose
ufacturing and dealing in lamps
kinds of lighting purposes. with
tcapital stock of which $500 is paid
officers are: President +. A.
of Someryille, Mass; treasurer,
we Low Of New York City. Ger
approved, June %. 1898.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-07-16
THE FOOLISH CRY.

If any one thing arising from the
present war strikes us as being more
ridiculous than another it is the fool
ish cry set up by certain Anglo-Amer-
lean toadies calling for an Anglo
American alliance, because, forsooth,
the English suggested and say we
need it on account of being at war
with poor little bankrupt nation that
is falling to pieces of its own weight.
Therefore, they say, we ought to
form an alliance with England against
the world, and thus enable England,
if possible, to conquer the world. All
the Irishmen on this continent who
have suffered from the outrages and
oppression of England are hereby
called upon to form an alliance with
this same England to still further
tighten her robber grip on their
mother country. This would, indeed,
be pretty state of affairs, and one
in which the Hibernians and kindred
would be expected to
take part with alacrity, if not delight.
However, we think they should take
a few days of to consider things a
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-07-16

1888 copies, as compared with 4,636
in 1896, and on the appointment of a
professor of Irish in St. Patrick's
Training College, Drumcondra. From
the statistics supplied by the national
board it appears that the number of
pupils who presented themselves for
examination in Irish amounted last
year to 1897, against I,aI7 in 1896,
and the number that passed amounted
to $50, as compared with $50 in 1896,
while the number of schools in which
Irish was taught was eighty. five in
1897 and only seventy in 1906"
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-07-16

The underground and above-board
agitations to rush Uncle Sam into an
Anglo-American Alliance are being
conducted with great skill on behalf
of broken.down Britain. Such an
alliance would give her empire a new
lease of life. 1t would be King
David and the Virgins over again.
America has nothing to gain; Eng
land has. Her greed, her treachery
and her lust for power have driven
every European nation into the OPP
posite camp. There is a Christian
alliance against her, and in her dread,
for England at least feels frightened
at her melodramatic but risky "splen-
did isolation" she turns to the one
nation that that should despise her
most of all.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-07-16
AN IRISH COMPANY.

Enough volunteers of Irish birth or
extraction have already joined the
army in Louisville and Kentucky to
form regiment. One of our read
ers, who contemplates joining the
army if another call comes, writes us
advocating the formation of regi-
ment, or at least company, of Irish
men. The suggestion is good one.
We have no doubt if little effort was
made an entire regiment of 1, 900 men
could be organized right here in
Louisville, to say nothing of the other
parts of the State. The Irish natur-
ally are well adapted to military serv-
ice, and make the best soldiers in the
world. Naturally they would like to
be together in the war.
We trust that the war will soon be
over and that another call for troops
will not be necessary, but should this
call come the Irish-Americans will be
ready to 60 to the front, like they are
doing in every State in the Union.
The Kentucky Irish, though not so
as in some of the Eastern
States, are none the less patriotic and
willing to fight for their country.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-07-16

little before they rush pell-mell into
this most unholy alliance, organized
by England's promoters for England's
good, because she has not a friend on
earth. Likewise Germans, French
men, etc., would be compelled to en-
ter into. this blessed alliance, and, il
needs be, always stand ready to take
up arms against their native lands and
against the world in case England
needed them to protect her interests
in the Orient, or to lash into still
greater submission some weak and de-
fenseless nation like Ireland. How
ever, we can rest assured this alliance
won't take place for a time at least,
as for the present neither of the great
political parties of the country would
attempt to fly its kite in the face OF
the people with this kind of tail at
tached to it.