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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-31

Strong, steady nerves
Are needed for success
Everywhere. Nerves
Depend simply, solely,
Upon the blood.
Pure, rich, nourishing
Blood feeds the nerves
And makes them strong.
The great nerve tonic is
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Because it makes
The blood rich and
Pure, giving it power
To feed the nerves.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
cures nervousness,
Dyspepsia, rheumatism,
Catarrh, scrofula,
And all forms of
Impure blood.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-31

ORDER OF SELECT FRIENDS
WILLttHeI0N LODGE. NO. 80. meets "A
urday Of each month. 1 Aour'n sat
LENA ALDRIDos, sec'y DICK Z. T.
The herald., 1898-06-23
METHOD IN THEIR ASKING
Professional Mendicants Do Not Ac.
Cost Every Pedestrian They Meet

The man who holds one up on the DOWN
town streets and earnestly solicits "just a
dime or a nickel, please, to get cup of
coffee and bite to eat" Is your true, uner-
ring and masterful physiognomist When
he makes a fruitless appeal 1t is to him a
source of deep professional modification.
One of these worked" Washington street
from river to tunnel east yesterday after
noon, and 1t was liberal education to
watch him.
Standing inert, he would scan the coming
faces of the hurrying pedestrians, while
perhaps two score would pass him by with
out sign of life from the patient watcher
Then, on an instant, he was all alert He
had selected his man from among the
throng, and when they were abreast the
beggar made his plea with intense assur-
ance.
Out Of five men whom he thus accosted
within half an hour four handed him a
small coin or two. Then the reporter grew
interested enough to accost the finder of a
new Klondike.
"Why don't you strike them all?" was
asked wouldn't you get what you want
sooner?"
The miner of men looked at his question:
err with deep contempt
mot much" he said. II got all that was
any good, you bet. You've been standing
around here good while. I didn't strike
you, did I? No good-see?"
Yesterday" he continued with evident
exultation. II gets 80 cents in an hour over
on West Madison, and didn't get turned
down once. How's that?"
That's pretty good" said the reporter
Come and have drink. It's on me- and
I'll charge 1t to expense. go Chroni-
Gle.
The herald., 1898-06-23
Building Permits

(Weekiy Statement.)
The following permits were issued from
the office of the city superintendent Of
buildings during the week ended the 2lst
instant:
Chinese Presbyterian mission owner, f.
J. CARRIER, bulder. two-story ten-room
frame residence ga Wilmington street;
$1,000.
Mrs. Minnie Till, 3O7 West Seventh, owner,
A. Adams builder, two-story frame nine
room residence. West Fourth between Bixel
and Lucas; $500.
Bessie Burns, Pasadena, owner. G. H.
Bundy, builder, two-story frame eleven
room residence, Croker street beewen
Fourth and Fifth; $500.
Poindexter & Wadsworth, Wilcox block
owners, w. H. Keller. builder, five-room
cottage East Twenty-first street between
Griffith and Stanford; $1,000
Same owners, same builder, five-room
cottage. same loca ton; $1,000.
c. ]. Fox, Byrne block. owner, William
Knickrehm builder, move two-story resi-
dence from 1901 South Alvarado to west side
of Seventh between Figueroa and Kip
streets: $4,000. faaf
r. e. Palmer. 2l15 San Pedro street. owner
p. Pierce builder, five-room cottage, Wall
street near Eleventh. $1,000
8. X. Lindley, LOG South Broadway, owner
Martin Hastings builder, two-sory frame
nine-room residence, South Flower street
between Ninth and Tenth; S1700.
Same owner and builder, two-story frame
nine-room residence, same location; $1,000.
Same owner and builder, two-story frame
nine-room residence, same location; s17c0.
Twenty-Five permits under $1,000 each, S9540
Total, IS permits, regating $24G
Last week sixteen permits were issued,
aggregating $12,4S5.
The herald., 1898-06-23
ON CHANGE
Conditions as Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

NEW YORK, June 22.-The action Of the
stock market today indicated the with
drawai of the outside public from specula-
eion, penang definite news regarding the
operations OF the American forces at Sam
tiago and Manila, and until the effects of
the new revenue law and the government
loan are known: The professional opera.
prices in any marked degree. London op-
Grated on both sides of the market in Bal
timore and Ohio, and was a purchased of
81. paul. The weakness In Sugar. ascribed
TO the prospective annexation of Hawaii,
was feature. The bears had everything
their own way. in this speciality, and were
successful 81 stnaa IN forcing out round amounts
OF STOCK, Which carried the price down 2h
per cent, to 1855 The succeeding OPERA
tons We're accomplished with considerable
irregularity, rallies of point or therea-
d 9euts % Tcc99rrng frequently. but the evil
DEMONSTRATIONS by the traders at every
rise, the stock closing within Y of the
lowest. The feverishness of this security
P,t n ia me general market for time,
put the marked reluctance of the standard
snares 20 succumb to bear pressure col-
pied with some favorable traffic statements.
simulated Stimuli covering in the Granger group.
which carried these properties over the
level of Yesterdays close. The action of
the Lake Shore directors in cutting the
semi-annual dividend to 3h per cent was
strenstb co IN t6e factor in the late
Enio suffered loss of 31a points on lioui
dalton lat on Influenced by the drastic nature Of
ist was without feature, and. con,maras
.ively. prices show exceedingly light
changes In either direction, except in so.
lated cases. III iso-
Transactions in bonds were m ,.rro
scale, and prices of the leading specuIa five
issues registered gains all around n nd wiz
b umlon Pacliic and Atchison it was unusually
strong tone, and furnished an,nia n,e,
o oea,e, that large amounts of capital were
seeking investment in stable Securities as
re ano 81 az rates. The aggregate sales
government bonds were easy in tone +ba
oio registered fours ruling u lower '"'
The herald., 1898-06-23
Hints for Orators, by One Of Them


Mr.. John Watt sends lis from 80 Earl's
Court road an interesting piece of advice
about public speaking which he received
from Mr.. Gladstone In 1875. The following
fragments of suggestion" as Mr.. Glad
stone called them, were sent by him to Mr..
Watt on postcard in reply to letter ask
ing for any hints that might be useful:
Il. Study plainness of language, always
preferring the simpler word.
"2. Shortness of sentences.
'3. Distinctness of articulation.
"a. Test and question: your own argu.
ments beforehand, not waiting for critic or
opponent.
IS. Seek thorough digestion of and ia
miliarity with your subject, and rely main
~ on these to prompt the proper words.
sc. Remember that if you are to sway
an audience you must, besides thinking out
your matter, watch them all along"
Canon Palmer writes to- correct some
words in our report of his sermon at st.
Savior's Collegiate church, Southwark, on
a recent Sunday. Speaking of Mr.. Glad
stones sincerity, he said that 'if he read
the lessons in church with impre ssedl So
lemnity, 1t was because he accepted them
as lessons for his own life," not "that they
were the essence of his own life," and that
''if he kept the Lords day holy 1t was in
order that on every day he should follow a f.
ter holiness" not because he was filled
with holiness
One of the London and Northwestern
railway company's engines, which bears
the name Gladstone" will be attached TO
the train which brings Mr.. Gladst once re-
mains from Chester to London The engine
was recently sent to the carriage shop at
Crewe to be painted jet black.-London
Times.
The herald., 1898-06-23
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
Call Board Dealings and Prices Of
Produce

SAN FRANCISCO. June 22-Flour-
Family extras, 5.25Q5.35 bakers extras
wheat-shipping wheat. nominal; mill
ing. 1.45@1.50.
Barley-Feed, L1SA@1. 16A; brewing NOM
inal.
Oats-Poor to fair. 12511 271s per GENITAL:
good to choice, 1. 3D@l1.35; fancy feed. I371a@
LAO per Genital; gray, 1.27laG1. 1924; milling,
1.32i2M1.371s surprise. 1.35G1.40.
Mills Observation-Disclosures, 2000M22O0 per ton:
bran. 15O0116.00.
Hay-Wheat. 2O.0Od22.00: wheat and oat.
1S0oa2o;0o; alfalfa; 12ooM12.5o
Dry Beans-Pink. 2.60G270; Lima, 2SOD
$50; small white, 1.7O@1.S0; large white, 1.65
Oils.
observation-disclosures, 5OG6Oc per GENITAL:
green peas, 1.00M1.50 per sack; asparagus,
1.50G2.00; tomatoes, 1.25M1.75: string beans,
Base per h.; rhubarb, 5O@75c; squash, GOO
75c per box.
Fresh Fruits-S.raw berries, 5.OO07. 90 per
chest; gooseberries. 1M11hc; cherries black
20935c; white and red 1503Oc; peaches, 400
CSC; plums. 50675c.
Citrus Fruits--Navel oranges, 1.5o12. *:
Mexican lines, repack. 3.0O64.OO; common
California lemons, -; choice 1.5O62.00.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 1Skc per lib. !:
do. seconds. Tic; fancy dairy, lie; do. sec
ZEE Esgs2stores 1s@l4kc per dozen; fancy
ranch. 15@171kc.
Poultry-Turkey gobblers, 10a11c per III. !.
old ROSTERS, 35oG4.OO dozen young roost.
ers, 6.00@7.50; small broilers, 2.0OM36O; large
broilers, 3.50GI400; flyers, 4OO15. 90: hens,
a.5OD4.50; old ducks. 3.O0635O; geese, 750
1925 T'
The herald., 1898-06-23
Improvement Notes

Morgan & Walls are preparing plans for
John H. Jones Of brick block to front 1870
feet on east side Of Spring street, by so feet
on south side of West Fifth street
Smith & Elder are preparing details for
the patterns of the new advertising arches
to be erected on the principal thorough
fares entering the city. The arches will be
constructed of 2H-inch iron piping, which
will be guyed by wind braces. The eleva-
ton of each arch will be rs feet above the
road.
George H. Wyman has prepared plans for
Henry ]. Kramer and received bids for a
three-story frame building, 50x14O feet to
be erected on the east side of Grand ave-
nue., between Ninth and Tenth streets, to
be used as dancing school. The cost of
these Improvements will be about SIG 900.
WatterJ Nordhoff Is putting up one Of the
most dmangiBtcent residences ever erected
In or near the city of Redlands. 1t is To-
Gated on Pacific avenue. on Smiley Heights
1t will contain fifteen rooms and will cost
over $4,000. VIM. Henderson is one of the
principal contractors Daniel Willard is the
supervising architect,
The herald., 1898-06-23
Realty Notes

H. H. Dobbins has purchased, through
w. III. Neiswender, lot on the south side
OF Twenty-frst, between Hoover and Sum-
ner streets, for $2000.-Robert Rowan has
sold for g. w. Stimson, to A. s. Chance,
a new two-story house, containing eight
rooms, and lot on the east side of West
lake avenue. between Pico and Twelfth
streets consideration, $3O00.-Mrs. M
Goodrich of Michigan has bought the new
two-story house and lot on the east side
Of Westlake avenue, north Of Plco; com
sideratIon, S4500.-Dr. c. N Whitfield has
purchased Of Charles Lloyd lots and 8.
In block D, of the Sherman tract, for $4,000
These lots lie on the south side os. Six
teenth, west of Mangonia avenues. X
Lindley Is having three substantial dwell
ing houses of nine rooms each put up on
lots located on the south side of Flower
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
The buildings will cost in the neighborhood
OF 5000 each.-E: B. Wardner has sold to
L. +. Parsons lot In Myrtells subdivision
OF the Messick tract for $500. This lot, with
Its 7-roomed house, is located on the north
side OF Twenty-first. between Figueroa and
Grand avenue wilde C Strong have sold
for Elisabeth q. Thomas to Frank A. pow
ell II acres Of land on Grand avenue, just
below Jefferson street, for $4,000. This
property was bought for subdlvision.--G.
NJ. Gifin Of the Arm of Cortelyou & Citizen
ls at present on trip to Arizona, looking
after the mining and real estate interests
OF the hrm In that section.
The herald., 1898-06-23
CHICAGO MARKET
Prices and Prospects Of the Trade In
Cereals

CHICAGO, June 22.-Wheat started weak
on the fine weather throughout the country.
The denial from Paris of any serious dam
age by rust to the French crop was also a
factor at the opening. Liverpool cables
were an additional disappointment to the
bulls, as 1t was expected that the sharp
bulge yesterday in Chicago would be re-
Elected on the other side. Under such con-
ditions the bulls began to feel nervous, and
let go a good deal of their high-priced
wheat. September. which sold yesterday
at 69c, sold down to 67hc. July, which left
off last night at 74Ad741sc, declined to 73c.
The domestic crop reports were not uni
versally favorable by any means. but the
good so largely exceeded the bad that the
latter no longer had the effect of alarming
anyone about the general result The elab-
crate arrangements that were made yes
The herald., 1898-06-23
LOS ANGELES HEAIDs THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE %. 1898

terday to market the enormous cash wheat
holdings did not have altogether the reas-
surfing effect that was apparently expected.
The failure of a small French house in
the grain trade was reported, and the
name of the principal being Dreyfus, 1t was
at first feared to be the great firm of Louis
Dreyfus & Co., of Paris. That caused one
of the markets weakest moments. There
was a sharp rally from the lowest point
when 1t was known that the Dreyfus who
had failed was an insignificant concern do
ing business on limited scale. July closed
HDkc lower, and September lost 1ss@1hc.
Lassitude prevailed in corn, occasioned
by the bright sunshine, improved crop re
ports and lack of export demand. 1t closed
Nc down.
Oats sympathized with other declines.
July closed hc lower.
Heavy receipts of hogs and the weakness
of wheat caused heavy falling in provis-
ions. The dregs of the yellow fever scare
were also to be found at the bottom of the
depression. July pork closed Sc lower, lard
and ribs 211c lower.
The herald., 1898-06-23
spoilsmen and the Census

The spoilsmongers Of the United States
senate have made a beautiful compromise
for dividing the official pat
ronage of the census Of 1900. They have
provided in the pending bill that no party
shall have more than two-thirds Of the
offices which 1t is proposed to create. AS
a result of this game OF division loo" over
the spols. the public may expect that the
census Of 1900 will rival that of 1880 In in
unreliabiity and delay Of the
Record.
The herald., 1898-06-23
OFFICE OF THE HERALD,
LOS ANGELES. June 70, 1898.

animals are such agreeable friends
they ask no questions, they pass no criti-
cisms.'
With the advance of the summer season,
which is now fairly upon US, the inevitab BILE
slackness Of real estate transactions be-
gins. The trade has already been consider
ably affected by the war and other disturb
ing influences of a local nature and these
causes, taken with those that rule the sum-
mer deals, will account for the considerable
falling Off shown In recorded transactions.
The current month shows decline of 40
per cent in the amount of transfers, COM
pared with the same period in May and the
year SO far as it has progressed will APP
parently be considerably reduced in results
from the figures of 1897, which in itself was a
poor year.
At the same time building Is going on
quite extensively, particularly in the sub
urban and country districts. The figures
given below Of building permits issued for
the city alone show that considerable
amount of building is being done and so far
as business blocks are concerned, the limit
has apparently been reached for the pres
ent. The stores that were vacant at last
writing are still empty, and such changes
as are taking place are simply removals.
each one of which while it fills store also
leaves another empty. Important removals
are about taking place among the Spring
street furniture dealers. OF three big con-
Germs, one moved recently and two others
are changing their present expensive quar-
tiers for others further south on Spring
street where rents are not so high and ac-
commodations are more generous.
The principal Streets which have been
horribly torn up, particularly Spring street,
for a number of weeks past, will soon re-
sumo finished appearance. The Electric
Railway company has been laying new
sixty pound rail, which, with the new
curves at the principal corners, will facili-
tate traffic wonderfully. 1t looks now as If
the resurfacing of Spring street would soon
be accomplished, as the contractors are
working very rapidly to that end.
The herald., 1898-06-23
A. Med. spencer--Lot 7, blk 9, Pho
Mortgages, $1,000 and Over
DAILY Statement

daily Statement)
Cora c. and q. T. Howe to Union
Saw. Bk-Lots ID. IA and 15 Locke
Haven. l yr, 10 per cent............... %
y, e. Roberts ct al. to l.. Lebus-Lot
3, sub. Of part Reyes tract, yrs,
per cent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Agnes J. and c. X. Walrath to q. b.
Walrath-Lot IA and part 10, blk Q,
Wiltshire Boulevard trt, 3 yrs, II per
- SeHt 80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !
Same. to H. G. Wilshire-Same; in
stallments; 8 per cent. ]
j. G. Ogllvie ct al. to Jennie r. Young
Lot !, Workman & Hellman sub.
Of lot Z, blk 81. H. s.. also part lot 5.
blk 81, H. g.; yr, 10 per cent. I
j. ]. DAILY ct al. to j. E. Bosserman-
Part Sec. s S. 8, yrs, 10 per cent. !
j. NJ Armstrong to Rosa A. Ellerman
Lot 1872, G. & d. sub. of Briswalter
trt, 10 yrs, per ent............... ]
=: Legge ct al. to G. s. Myers-Lots
!, 2, 3 and 6, blk q, Legge's Central
trt, June 20, 1901, per cent. ....... S
sixteen mortgages under $1,000 800.
Total con
The herald., 1898-06-23

Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets were dull, quiet and
featureless here today Improvement In
Brazls continues. Spanish tours were fiat.
1t is understood that coupons held by resi-
dents In Spain are not to be sold on gold
basis. This led to selling on Spanish ac-
count.
Americans were quiet and dull, closing
a shade above the worst. New York SELL
ing of Baltimore and Ohio was the feature
Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk were
good. The rate war is said to be sealed.
The money market here is still easier to-
day. 1t is an even chance whether the
bank rate will or will not be reduced to-
morrow. The fact that new Indian loan
Is to come out soon faYorS a decline.
The herald., 1898-06-23
Insurance Notes

Major w. H. Bonsall who for many years
past has. had charge of the Home and
Phoenix In Southern California and Ari-
soma, now has the Imperial and Lion In
X: Urmston Is the manager.
Harry Smith of the Union of London is
to be married in this city tonight.
&C: f. Mullins. manager Of the Commercial
Union and Alliance Insurance companies
Pacific coast department, sailed from New
York for London last week.
ada has relinquished its Intention of enter
Ing the United States for business.
The eleventh annual Convention of the
international association Of Accident TN
The herald., 1898-06-23
is to be held on Monday, June

fJtH.
President Fonse of the Fidelity Mutual
Santa Monica is threatened with an as
sessment insurance. organization, to be
known as the Mutual Benefit association.
Articles of Incorporation have been filed
and the usual list of prominent citizens
secured as figure-head directors.
Thomas Conroy has received the appoint
ment of assistant manager of the Ameri-
can, Caedonian, and Manchester Fire In
surance companies, under L. B. Edwards,
Pacific coast manager.
The Thuringia-American, an off-shoot OF
the Thurlngia Fire Insurance company of
the state of Nav yorf re s,,rnins and "a ~.
ital paid in, and it will be ready to begin
business next month. F. @. Voss of the
San Francisco firm of Voss, Conrad & Co.
Is United States manager.
The herald., 1898-06-23
Transfers, $1,000 and Over

DAILY Statement.)
H. D. Englehardt ct al. to A. e. En-
gelhardt, M. IDIOTS /, 4, 5, s to IL,
blk X, Glendora ......................H 00
G.. w. Stimson ct al. to Mayme L.
Goodrich-Lots 20 and "a, Victoria
tract ........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,5V
II. G. Wiltshire ct al to Agnes ]. Wal
shire Boulevard trt. ................... 200
w. b. Tilley ct al. to j. A. B. Erskine
Lot II, blk F, Thomas trt.......... 100
Abbie H. and W.. R. Goodwin to Anna
]. Trundy-Part lots and 6, s. j.
,Rolph's sub. Of blk Isl, Pomona. 100
Mrs. Frances Mcdonald to Mary c.
A. Med. Spencer-Lot Z, blk 6. Pho
:. neer Bldg l.. Assn trt............. 100
same to same-Lots Is to Is, 10 to 2S,
blk 10, Highland Park trt...... f,D
l.. M. FaFetra ct al to T. w. LaFetra
ct al.-Part Sec. %, N 10. ..... 1,75
Thirty-three transfers under $1,000, of
which IL were nominal. ............. 4,99
The herald., 1898-06-23
Releases, $1,000 and Over
DAILY Statement.)

@ .SCdiiy otdteWeut.)
8. F. Say. Union to Pomona L. & w.
n !; P;arc 1892 500
T. f. DAILY. to J. j. DAILY ct al, 1887. 1850
n. W. Bell to c. Legge ct al, 462-49. 5000
Twelve releases under $1,000 .......... 6,OO2
The herald., 1898-06-23

Mortgages filed for the week ended June
Dist were 112 in number and amounted to
S129,222, as against 1903, amounting to $134-
2S1 the preceding week and 112, amounting
to $134,39s the corresponding week of last
month
The herald., 1898-06-23

Releases of mortgages for the week ended
June 21st were 81 in number and amounted
to $120,S as against 81, amounting to $685.
663 the preceding week and 70, amounting to
$Ss.71S. the corresponding week Of last
vnonth
The herald., 1898-06-23
Local Real Estate

Transfers for the week ended June 21st
were 225 in number and amounted to $685.
0S5. as against 1877 amounting to $147,576. the
preceding week. amounting to s2SS $50 the
corresponding week of last month
The herald., 1898-06-23
Kansas City Live Stock

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 22.-Cattle--
Receipts. 5000; market weak to 10c lower;
native steers. 35O6G4.90; Texas stores, 3.156
4.15 Texas cows, 2.25@3.3O; native cows and
heifers. 2.0Od4.s5; stockers and feeders, 900
95.25; bulls. 3.2014.5O
Sheep Receipts, 5000; market firm;
lambs, 3.SO06.S5; muttons, 3.0O@5.25.
The herald., 1898-06-23
Petroleum

OIL CITY, Pa, June 22-Credit balances
SIC: certificates closed SOC bid; cash sales
1000 bbls. at SS1ac; 5000 cash at SOC; shin,
ments 1906; runs, 92,474.
The herald., 1898-06-23
SILVER Bnllinn


SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.-Silyer bars
577sc; Mexican dollars. 46A@46a4c.
The herald., 1898-06-23
Bond List

NEW YORK, June 22.--The foIlov,n,
are the closing prices Of bonds on Inc Ma
York stock exchange today:
U 8 new As reg.125 do .f0s
do coup....125 N YC & St l. Il, 1Ol1l
U. 4s..........110 N Pacific lists. lis
The herald., 1898-06-23

RrJTTER-Extra local s2-ounce SQUARES.
squares, 40Q426c; dairy, 32-oz., 3S040c:
The herald., 1898-06-23

All prices of wall paper greatly reduced
A. A. Eckstrom. s24 South Spring street.
The herald., 1898-06-23
Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, June 22l-Tfe following
ere stect th exc CLOSING prices on the New YORK
The herald., 1898-06-23

animals are such agreeable friends
they ask no questions, they pass no criti-
csms.'
The herald., 1898-06-23

Total
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27
LONDON pREss.

ON the Peaeo Proportions Of spnin-Ad.
vice OReFOd.
LONDON, July N.-The London
morning papers agree that It win be
impossible for Spain to pay Indemnity
and that It Is improbable that the Unl-
ted States will demand money compen-
Sation. They all concede that the
Spanish nag has gone forever from Cue
ba and Porto Rico.
The question Of the future Of the
Philippine Islands IL universally admit
ted as presenting grave difficulties ow-
ing 70 the ImpossIbIlItV OF granting Inc
dependence. The general opinion Is
that the United States will retain a
coaIinE station and have q reversion ia
the Islands.
The Daily News says: ut would be
an act of extreme generosity to leave
Spain In possession OF the Philippines,
but generosity is often the best policy.
II the United States should be content
with such reward OF its labors as
would leave the Philippines 10 Spain, II
would set the world an example OF con-
spicuous magnanimity."
The Daily Chronicle thinks that some
kind of international protectorate over
the Philippines should be arranged.
The Daily Mall says: I'VE hope Pres
ident Mckinley win be moderate. Cuba,
Porto Rico and the Philippines should
be ample compensation Without in-
demnity."
The Times In an editorial this morn
Ing applauding Spain for accepting the
Inevitable advises her to face the facts