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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-13
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NO YELLOW FEVER THERE.

Jacksonville. Fla, September 70
There is absolutely no truth in the ru-
NOR of yellow fever at Jacksonville. Not
only is there no yellow fever in this city,
but there has not been single case in
the entire State.
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FOR ONE CENT.

A home paper for all North CAROLYN
ians will be started About August l. 1t
will pay for and print news from all
parts of the State and articles on all
kinds of subjects when written by North
Carolinian writer's. A sample copy will
be worth examining. 1t will show what
our State-folk are doing, what they can
do, what they want to do, and what
they should do. Send your name and
address on postal card, and the first
number will be sent you. Address New
Weekly" Wilmington, n. G. DW1w
The Royal Blue is a winner for sc ut
Thos. A. Browns cigar store.
Pope's Candy made fresh daily.
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YOUNG WHEELER LAID TO REST

Montgomery. Ala, September r.
Naval Cadet Thomas III. Wheeler, the
younger son of General Wheeler was
buried to-day in the family burial ground
on the Generals plantation, at Wheel
er's Station, Ala. The obsequies were
conducted by Rev. Wright, of ITALIA
homa, Tenn.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-13
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

Philadelphia, Pa, September 12.-
Philadelphia was never in to-day's game.
Boston played all the points, making
everything count and winning easily.
The batting and base running of Hamil-
ton were the features. Attendance B.
1876. Score:
Philadelphia ..OOO001O0-1 4
Boston .0O2021 11-7 Z G
Batteries: Piatt and Mcfarland; Lew
is and Bergen. Umpires, Gaffney and
Smith. Time 2:2.0
Baltimore, Nd, September 12-The
Baltimore club forgot how to bat Mercer
at critical stages Of to-day's game and
the Senators earned their victory by
clean cut, fast work. Attendance 2,721.
Score:
Baltimore ...2OOOO2oOO-4 II 1
Washington ...001 300000-5 8 @
Batteries: McJames and Robinson;
Mercer and Farrell. Umpire Brown.
Time 200.
Pittsburg, Pa, September 12.-Inabli-
ty to hit Hart and two errors by Dahlen
defeated Chicagos Attendance 1000.
Score:
pittsburg ......1OOO02O o
Chicago 00OO0-1 4 .
Batteries: Hart and Bowerman; Ka-
toll and Chance. Umpires, Mcdonald
Time 45.
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FUsIONIsTs ROUTED.

Duncan L. McIver Devours Two Pie-
Hunters at Il Bite.-Moore VIII be All
Right.
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mla Oplnlon Unchanged.

Two citizens OF Nebraska were
caught In one OF those violent funnel
shaped clouds. and. as they scooted
along In the midst OF ruins Of build.
ings and hflng trees. one OF them re-
marked This is the worst cyclone /
ever saw" Ignorant man" cried the
other IN tones OF scorn that we're al
most drowned by the rush OF the storm,
"can you distinguish a cyclone from a
tornado? Are the TEACHINGS OF science
altogether lost upon you? This Is a
tornado, and, as described by Professor
ioyeland and Meteorologist Gee, Il
is--" Just then a church steeple
iranshxed the speaker and he perished
In great agony. while the otter man
drlfted along for ten miles or so and
was dumped softly into a sandhank.
As he brushed the sand out OF his teeth
and ears he remarked. well. that
was the worst cyclone / ever saw. -
Nebraska State Journal.
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n powerless- dreamer who suf-
fers and cannot awake. though he
knows. the while. that he Is dreaming.
She knew In her heart that her lovers
word was worth more than most mems
VOWS; she knew that his purpose was
direct and honest. and yet she doubted.
Tho tiny stone OF suEpiCian began 10
roll A question which Cicely was too
proud 10 ask would have checked a..
but II rushed on and became an ava.
lancho that buried and crushed their
happiness under its mass. Raymond
looked on dazed, lie esuld not under
stand.
When 4 was too late Il was made
plain Cicely sat before her own FIRE.
IN the dusk. and looked quietly at tho
blazing logs. The light shono on her
fair face and on her cleaning hair
Raymond stood and looked down al
her. resting his arm ON the mantv,-
piece lie vas an honest man. He
had no intention OF speaking OF even
the love OF the past 20 another mans
wife, but beside the blank reality rose
up IN front OF him the might have been
Of his life, and he erie, out from the
depths.
"clsoly. why dld you do III"
She started back and looked up at
him. For one Ions minute the deep
eyes gazed into his eyes and saw there
the futility OF an irretrlevable mistake.
Tho curved lips grew white. and parted
and closed again. She turned and hid
her face In her tight-claspod hands
and bowed her head against the back
Of the chair. There Is tragedy Of the
nercosi sort that enters. once al least
into most liyoa-tragedy which seems
70 rend the veil Of ones universe In
twain and 10 open up the graves whore
ones hopes aud sorrows have lain
sleeping. Yet We ieer al melodTama
when We are shown bits from the play
OF existence that are as nothing 10 the
truth. We say Il Is overacted Il 10
because Il has been mercifully given to
us 10 forget In the past. Raymond
trst OF all would have seoned, In the
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FOR OLD sAKE's SAKE.

II is commonplace Of speech that
there II no changing the leopard'a
epote The keen observer of his kind,
who has not twelve axioma wherewlth
TO work the theorems OF life, but
twelve hundred. accepts q ms gospel.
Raymond, who was not n keen obacrv'
er but a man with faith In his heart.
did not sccept II. In the face OF nd-
vice and caution and good counsel he
decided to reduce II to the absurd and
marry Cicely Glanvllle. Success
crowned him, as even those who warn
ed him know now. but Il was a des-
perato risk.
Far back IN the days which II were
herosy 70 doubt we're as good aa they
were old. when Alan was Just the st0lli
small son of Captain Raymond and
Cicely was but the angel-iaced little
daughter OF Captain Raymond's FIRST
lieutenant Marlltt. the boy and Girl
had been fond OF one another. They
had made mud pies and hunted the
hrst Wild flowers OF the plains. and had
ridden burros and bronchos together.
each others company. the mountains
and prairies Of the southwest, while
the land was yet given over 10 tho
never-endlng disturbances Of the hos
Tiles. They had learned what II was
10 have only one another for piaymates
Tor months az n time. And because OF
the hardships OF long marches and the
joys OF half-savage freedom shared
together, they came 10 think them
selves inseparable. And then they
were separated. Clcely was to BE- civ
ilized. She was sent east and abroad
TO school. Alan Raymond went through
West Point and got his commission.
Thereupon fate-which nj times does
what might be expected Of her-sent
him TO the same post where tho Mar
Tits were stationed. and he saw Cicely
again. lie looked into the placid
depths OF her long. gray eyes and re-.
membercd the past lie looked az The
curving red lips and the thick brown
hair and guessed the future She had
changed for the worse and for the bet
ter. She had been civilized and was
less frank. she had learned TO attain
her ends by indirect means. yet. as wo-
men go. she was honest. But the
sanity face was more beautiful and
the child was grown to one OF those
women whom TO love Is to worship.
And In due time Raymond loved her
There are men who take their love
as simply as they do the breath Of their
life. II is necessary to them. but they
do not go mad with the ecstasy Of rs
possession. When Raymond had told
Clcely that he loved her, and when she
had laid her head upon his shoulder
and had put her slender. cllnging
hands In his, and. turning up the beau
tiful. deep eyes to his face. had said,
II love you" he was satisfied. His
fault, II such II we're. was that he was
undemonstratiye. aud Cicely's-though
some count II virtue In woman-.that
she was jealous. OF all vlles. jealousy
carried with = its own swlftest pun
iShment II realizes Us unrcas0n, but
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spelled tt wrong.

She What makes You look 40 sad3
Ho-l lad hoped to he able to make
my name go echoIng down the halls OF
Time.
Shc-Yes?
Hc-Well, after many efforts. I've
Just succeeded IN getting It into the pa
pers, but. contound them. they've
spelled Il wrong.
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ecos upon a time a tramp was sore,
y ir need Of something to eat, and. ap-
proaching a farmhouse he spake unto
the farmer. saying ~ you will give
me the WhcreNlthal 10 satisfy the
cravings Of the inner man. will XIII
all tho rats about the place"
Agreed said the tiiicr OF the soli.
and he ordered his wife 10 give the
tramp a square meal After the trama
had devoured everything In sight he
went 10 the wood-plle and selected a
stout club, then. seating himself on the
porch. he said 10 the farmer. Nov
bring on the rats.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

Pine tar II excellent burned IN a
slckroom as a dlsinfcctant; q induces
sleep. a cup Of hot milk Favored with
orange flower water, or one Of beef tea.
~ excellent for an invalid Just before
retiring Beef tea. as ordinarily pre-
pared ~ Of little nutrtlvo value. but
II the white Of nm egg be mixed with a
cupful Of beef tea and heated TO about
icO degrees the value OF the beef tea Is
Grcatly enhanced.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

The Swiss Alpine Club stated that.
according to the personal experience
OF the members. and many accounts OF
high mountain climbing in other coun-
tries. mountain sickness" Is due to ex-
traordinary physical exertlon under
very Unusual conditions. rather than
to rarened air The unanimous opln-
ion Of the climbers Is that their ex-
cursions are beneficial to their health.
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Missionary What sort OF a position
would you like TO have?
Weary Raggles- Well. a place TO
keep the sidewalks clear Of snow In tho
summer time, and the lawns moved
through the winter. would be good
one, 10 begin with.
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Il suppose YOU think / can't tell
tlmef" exclaimed the man whose
chronology had bean questioned. No"
was the reply; Il don't say you
couldn't tell time. but time would b
fool 10 believe you, whatever yog
told him. - Boston Transcript
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

Mrs. Dashlelgh-i see here. Ethel.
that every name has a meaning. Thus
Harold means brave" Charles means
gay Richard
Miss Dashlelgh tlntorruptIngly) %,
I know what Dick means. ma. lie
means business. lie told Tie So last
night
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To keep a pitcher Of Ice water In the
bedroom all night without any percep-
tible melting of the ice. wrap Ia sew
oral thlcknosscs Of newspaper with the
ends tightly twisted together to cx-
cludc the air.
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The growth Of socialism Il due TO
the standing armies Of the world In
which men are often made 10 enlist
and thus become dlsconicnicd. Tho
growth of stronger race Is due %
Hostoiter's stomach Bitters. which
Is the best medicine for cosilvoncss,
dyspepsia, lever, aguo aud all nervous
troubles. Try one bottle.
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CURES GUARANTEED Book mailed
iree upon request. Mothers romedy. easy
90 take, tafq md pleasant 40 home sect,,e
without 10 Group. Coughs Colds, Fnvprs.
Quinsy, Catarrh. whether nose throat or
stomach, nipthoria and Sore Ihronts. ali
overcome by using Muco solvent. Costs
only u ~ worth it. weight in diamonds
Write us. We need agents Muco solvont
Co, Chicago, M
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THE RusH FoR ooLp.

The rush of gold seekers 70 the Kiondlks
brings thrilling memories 90 the forty.
miners still alive, of the time when they
of the great American desert on the jutrnev
90 the land of gold. These pioneere tell
some experiences which should be heeded
BY gold seekers today. Constant exposure
and faulty diet killed large numheYs yshils
nearly alf the survivors were afflicted with
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disease, many
of them with
rhoutn a tisn.
Such sufferer
wasAdanNan.
gu n dy. who
now resides AZ
Bluffs, H.,
where ho has
boen justice of
The peace aud
was the first
president of
the hoard Of
trustees In q
recent inter
view hc said
~ had been
n sufferer OF
rLnnInaIIamI
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,ont Tobseso .s,, and SMOKE You, Lie Av,,

To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag.
nctic, full of life, nerve ana yigor, take No-rO-
buc, thc wondrr-N0rkcr, that makes weak men
strong All drugHisia. ~ of 81. Cure Fuarun-
tccd. nuoklet and sample free Address
StorllLg Remedy CO.. Chicago or Scw York.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

The prcttIcst trock Is damaged most
BY the rain.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

Marry a useful and good wife or DO
not marry az all.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

Fashionable calls might be termed a
game of cards.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

Women who love most are frequently
least appreciated
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

To Care Constipation Forever
Take Cascarois Candy tathart.c. loo or 2i,
ltt. &. {. fail a. cure, druggists refund money
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The
Cruel Knife!

II is absolutely useless 20 expect n
surgical operation to cure cancer. or
any other blood disease. The cruelty
Of such treatment Is illustrated In the
alarming number Of deaths which re-
suit from it. The disease Is in the
blood. and hence can not be cut out.
Nine times out OF ten the surgeons
knife only hRstens death.
Ny son had a most malignant Cancer. for
which the doctors said an operation was the
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

There are more mouths that talk
than heads that think.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

Mrs, Ninsiow's soothing syrup.
lur children terfhinF tuftent the guna reduces n.
nainmafiun aays pain cures Nind toiie 2sc ahutto,
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

Clean blood means a clean skn No beauty
without li tascarets, Candy taihafiIc
cleans your blood and keeps t clean by
WIRING up the lazy liver and driving ell lni.
purIties from the hudy. Begin to-day 20
and that sickly bilious complexion hy taking
tatcarets beauty for ten cents Al drug.
glsIl lalIsfartnn gnAranienl. loo :. c. 800.
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Educate Your noweis with CascRrsts.
Candy Cathartic cure constipation forever.
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for number Of years and tho pain at times
was very intense, ! tried all the proprio.
tary medicines / could think or hear OF
but received no relief
u finally placed my case with several
physicians aud docturcd with them for
some timo, hut they failed 10 do mo any
good, Finally, with my hopes Of relief
nearly exhausted ! read an article regard
ing pr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Poo.
Pile, which induced me 90 try them was
anxious 10 get rid ~ tho terrible disease.
and bought two boxes Of thopills. Ihcgan
using them about March, 1881. After
had taken two boxes | was completely
cured, and the pain has never returned
think u II the best medicine have ever
tak"n, aud ann willing nt any time 60 sign
my name 70 any testimony setting forth rs
good merits"
tSgnedl ApAN VAN0uNpY.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me, this
18th day Of September. 1891
fRhHgLiN &. FrNK, Notary Public.
Mr.. Nangundy's statement ought 90 be
regarded NJ a criterion Of the good merits
Of these pills, and what better proof could
n person want than the above facts
These pills stand unrivalled a. a tonic for
the blood.
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Some women object to the way men
shake hands.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

For every tear there Is laugh; every
algh q song.
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Whose duty IL It to let down the wln-
dowa when Il rains?
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The thlnnest horse usually wears the
best fly net.
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began 20 improve After twenty bottles had
leen taken. the Cancer disappeared entirely,
aud be was cured. The cure was n permanent
0ne, Tor he IL nov seventeen years old, and has
never had aign of the dreadful disease 10 re-.
turn. ,. n MURDOCH.
25p snodgrnss s., Dallas, Texas.
Absolutely the only hope for Cancer
10 Swift's Specific,
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Woman is said by writer to be the
Sunday OF man.
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The poorer the article the hardel
some solicitors work.
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Hairs Catarrh Cure
il n constitutional cure. Price, 100.
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oEly hope, The Opcf'
alton was n severe
one. ~ 20 was nccea.
eary 20 cut down to
the Ia W bone an a
ecrape a. BEFORE a
great while the Can.
Ger returned, aud be.
gan 20 grow rapidly.
We gave him many
Temedies without ~.
lief, and nnally,
upon the advice of q
friend, decided TO
Try - \. s. (swift's
hpecihcl, nad withl
NAa amUauI N..Hnla H.
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None OF us can pay our full debt to
nature.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

FtTS Permanently Cured No hs NJ nervousness after
hFst day use nf d.. khus dtsst Serve Hestaref
bsnd fgg FREE 5000 trial bottle SID treatise.
w ~ u. kLINk Lldt nll Afah 81. nhladnl lnhIA. Ia
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

WANfkD -Csss of had heaith that R.fP.ANs
VII not hgucnt hend cgnis ~ Nipanl Chemical
Co., Nev fofE for 70 samples and iilo iettlmoniaii
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

SAN FRANCISCO, 1aL
LouIsvILLE. ~. NEW ToRK. MT.
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DR.. Bull's Cough syrur

DR.: BuIIs COUGH syrup cares
coughs and colds. Don't go to church
or public meeting and disturb the audi
ence by incessant coughing, but use this
wonderful remedy at once.
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LAST GAME OF SEASON.
Bates Will Close Foot Ball Season for 1898
at WatervilIe, Today.

Lewiston, Me, Nov. 4-(SpeciaD The
Bates football team will play its last
game of the season at Watervile, tomor-
row, with Colby. The two teams not hav-
ing met before this season, it is of course
impossible to judge accurately of their
respective merits, and although the Bates
men have felt no particular anxiety con-
corning the game, yet they have deemed
it prudent not to Slacken their interest
tice all the week.
The men are in as good condition as
could be expected after having played so
hard game, last Saturday. Bates has d
team this fall of which she may well be
proud, and she takes infinite satisfaction
in having been able to down Bowdon,
her old opponent for the second time.
The game was a complete reversal of two
years ago. when Bowdoin had light,
snappy team, and Bates heavy, one,
while this year Bowdoin had the heavy
team and Bates the light one.
The junior term debate for the Drew
prize will be held in the Main Street Free
Baptist church. Monday evening, Nov {.
The question win be: Fought the United
States to Enter into an Alliance with
Great Britain for Mutual Defence and
the Maintenance of the Integrity of Each
Others Territory" Those having the
affirmative are Aver, Manter and Butter
field: those in the negative, Dennison,
Foster and Packard.
A short time ago Congressman Dingley
gave a very interesting talk to the stu
dents in the college chapel. ills remarks
We're enthusiastically applauded and full
of interest. He spoke under the auspices
Of the Bates Debating League.
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WE'RE READY. THANK you.
The United States in Good Shape Il Hostiiities
Are Resumed.

Washington, Nov. 4.-The admins
tration is awaiting results from the
peace commission with equanmity in
realization that the government is per-
fectly well prepared for any turn the
negotiations may take. The navy es-
pecially is prepared, should it come to
a resumption of hostilities, far in adj
vance of it's condition at the outbreak
of the war.
One by one all the splendid fighting
machines of the North Atlantic squad
ron, which had been brought north at
the earliest moment. were locked,
cleaned and thoroughly refitted at the
New York and Norfolk navy yards
Their ammunition supplies were re-
plenished and they are now, with pos
sibly one or two exceptions ready for
instant service in almost any quarter
of the globe.
Admiral Dewey has taken consider
able precautions in the case of his own
vessels, having dispatched them one
by one to the big British docks at
Hong Kong where they have been
placed in as good condition as possible
outside of our home ports.
AS far as the army is concerned,
while the original force Of nearly a
quarter Of a million men called into
service by the President has been
Continued on page ~
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Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, N9N 4.-The northwest
storm has moved slowly eastward to
the region north of Minnesota, causing
scattered showers in the states of the
Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys
and the upper Lake region and attend
ed by southerly gales over Lake Su
perior and Michigan The temperature
has fallen in the middle and upper Mis-
sissippi valleys and is below freezing
in the region north of North Dakota
In the Ohio valley and the Lake regions
the temperature is 10 to Is degrees
above the average for the season.
During Saturday the rain area will
be carried eastward over the lower
Lakes. Southerly shifting to westerly
gales will prevail over Lakes Huron,
Erie and Ontario and a decided fall in
temperature will be experienced in the
states of the upper Lake region and
the upper Mississippi valley.
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Garments to Measure
Alaska Seal,
Persian,
Otter,
Sable,
krimmer,
Martin,
Astrachan e.
Electric Seal.

Garments made to measure from select
ed skins by a practical furrier with %
years experience.
See our Alaskan seal jacket for $135.
Special attention paid to remodeling and
repairing old furs.
H. G. BARKER, Furrier,
Corner Store, Gardiner, Me.
tues, thurs&sat,.
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at any time on the other hand, held
or believed that the protocol, in Sc, de-
termined anything against Spain's
sovereignty in the Philippines. The
American representatives, have. how
the protocol was meant to provide
and does provide, for a decision by the
Paris conference regarding the owner
ship of the Philippines.
In this connection. too, the Ameri-
cans will undoubtedly cite the fact
that originally the protocol contained
the word possession instead of dis
position" the latter having been sub
stituted at M. Cambon's request and
in Difference to Spanish sensibilities.
The original reading will unquestion-
ably be required to now as indicating
the mental attitude of the American
signer of the protocol toward Ameri-
can possession of the Philippines. This
line of reasoning naturally will in
clude the question of the precedent
which the Spaniards say was created
by the refusal of the United States to
consider the Cuban debt because il
was not mentioned in the protocol
commissioners may finally concur with
the Spanish contention that the capt.
tulation of Manila, coming after the
signing of the protocol, was invalid.
In that event the Americans may cite,
as an offset to the tariff duties col
lected, their own expenditure in ad-
ministering the government of Manila
and enforcing order. They may also
ask if Spain wishes the insurgent cor
don of the city and the insurgent con-
troll of the water works established
as a step toward the restoration of the
status quo ante, which the Spaniards
declare was broken by the Americans.
Finally Spain may be asked to con-
slider Whether, instead of being pris-
oners of the United States. the Span
ish troops at Manila were not more
exactly refugees within American pro-
lection.
But however, the contentious may
run, there are at present no indica-
tons of a rupture.