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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19
WARTAX PERMANENT
90 SAYS CHAIRMAN D,noLEv.
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Washington. u. C.. Nov. 14.-The
Washington Post will say tomorrow
that the war tax will not be abolished
at the coming short session Of Con-
greaa, and there will be NO revision Of
the tariff whatever.
1t bases this announcement on the
positive statement made to-day by
Chairman Dingiey Of the WAYS and
means committee, who, In an interview,
said:
The government will meek. for some
time all the revenue produced by the
war taxes. During the month Of Octo-
Der the wnr expenditures exceeded the
war revenue by some &14.OOO.OOO. and
this month they will be $1O.OOO,OOO In
excess. This being the case there will
he NO changes At least this fiscal year.
The war revenue act will continue In
force and unchanged, for at least u
year longer.
1T is hardly necessary to add" con-
tlsued Mr.. Dingley, that there will be
no revision of the tariH. although
have seen some statements to the ef
feet that such u revision is contem-
plated.
THE session is limited TO three
months. and that short period will be
mainly occupied In passing the appro-
printion bills. in enncting new laws for
the regular army. and In deciding upon
the legislation necessary for the gov
ernment OF Hawaii. In addition to
these important matters. the usual
amount Of routine business will arise.
From the present outlook the se~-
sion will be well under way before the
treaty Of peace with Spain will be laid
before the Senate. and the ratification
OF that document may not he accom-
plished long before the 18th OF March
arrives
"Wili that neccssita,e an extra SEES
sion:''
1T Is. or course. impossible" said
Mr. Dingley. TO know all that will
arise between the first OF December
and the fourth Of March. hut so fur ns
the present outlook can form u basis OF
judgment. ! should say that no extra
session will he necessary or desirable.
unless some new question should arise.
In the first place. we shall not know
until the treaty Of peace has been rati-
fed what new possessions we are to
y
for them. and even then We will bc IN
no position to act intclli:cntly.
II think that the military admins
trntion ought TO be- continued for M
least one year longer. Military admin
i-trafiOn means the maintenance OF or
der. the establishment Of sanitary reg
ulations. the giving Of assistance to
those who may need II. II Will bring
order out OF chaos aud afford us time
to determine the wisest Legislation.
Time always cnlightcns. and Ger
tainly when Congress meets at Its reg
ulnr session In December Of next year.
we will be much better equipped 10
consider the proper method Of dealing
with our new possessions.
For my part" added Mr.. DIngley.
II hope that the territory TO ie added
will be no larger than is absolutely nee.
ersary. ! realize TINT In some cas..~ II
may be easier TO hold than 1t will be
TO let go. hut nj the same time I hone
that the treaty. when II is presented 10
the Senate. will provide for the acQui.
sition Of . minimum amount Of terri.
tory"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19
lsss,s.ss v.sAs cs,ssS ss,.

wash,ngton. n. e.. Nov. i%.-secss.
tary Robert J. Thompson oe The IL.
fayette Memorial con,mittee. upoa cse.
esrescs with ComminsIones (,eusss1
reck. has calied the noau,nsst coin.
nlsstoa 10 neet ID Chicago Nevsnbss
2dsh.
NJ. Tbosupsoa has hees requessed
~ the President 10 fnruish hIm q ~.
p0rt Of the results Of the srbso) coj.
Iertions ON Lafayette day, Ortos,ee
10th. The coinimtsalon Ia anxioua that
pontmasters ard publr ard parorhisl
school oiaScials holding fuuds shovla
forward at oece the ameunta a. hend
70 Tveeeorsf Dawes. This shouA ~
eeect thoue who nay BE- hoSding thsle
re0lttances y erdsr 10 lncrvose shew.
- n.y. can co0llaue sendiag ueoeS Fl
they sscstvs \.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19
SOLDIERS MUriNY IN CUBA.
spsniards Refuse to Leave tn. Island he
cause Their Pay L. In Arreasa

Washington. ID. C.. Nov. l3.-AdJu-
iant General CorbIn received dis
patch to-day announcing the Eighth
cavalry sailed this morning from Sa-
vannah for Puerto Principe. Cuba. The
regiment viii In. the American garr!.
son at Puerto Principe and Nuevitas.
In this connection an interesting bit
OF Information has reached the War
department. Arrangements have been
made by the Spanish authorities 10
send back TO Spain the Spanish troops.
numbering 300 men. upon the arrival
Oh the American garrison. II was ex.
pected they would sail next Tuesdn Y
or Wednesday.
An unexpected obstacle, however.
mas arisen among the men themselves.
Ihey are on the verge Of mutiny. op..n-
~ declaring they VIII not return 20
spain until they have received their
pay. now FAR In arrears. for service in
Cubn. The mutiny extends not alone
10 the enlisted men. hut TO their Officers
ana In directed against the executive
oficials OF the Madrid government OH
The Island. Some OF the men have mo-,
been pnid for nearly year and to ali
OF them several months Of pay Is due.
1he situation has created no particu.
hr concern In the minds OF the Ameri.
can authorities, as II - not likely to
seriously ahect the control Of that por.
lion or the island by the American
forces, but II Is realized that th,se o..
Ho soldiers. II they should persist in
their refusal to return to Spain. might
become dependents whom II would be
dimcult to care for. and, ultimately.
perhaps. q menace to good government
on the island.
The Spanish authorities express no
sesf OF thelr ability to solve the prob
lem presented. but now they will solve
u. u the men. backed by their of8cer..
absolutely refuse TO return home with.
out their pny. II not clear.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19
OTIS WANTS MORE NURSES.
Health cs~Aisi~ss ~ sAs PA,lspp,ess A,
lMR1nAlna. n ussse

ssssse ~SSsss~Se ~ US b0WtDDs0oA Are
1aPe"stas. N.wsvev
Washington. ID. e.. Nov. 15.-Thc fol
lowing dispatch i,au is~n received N,
the War Department:
Manila. Nov. IL. islDa. Ksrr~ssry oi
War. Washington. u. C.-Il~sl,h COO
.li'ions improving. only aix deaths In
hrt eight days.
Sick rrlsort~i decreasing. nvr female
nurus.s Of the ltsd Cross arr doing rx
ts.llrs,s work In hospitals h~rr.
Twenty cotnpctent f~u,ak. nurse
whO Kive strict attention 10 work
would render l,rn~fcsai servk.~s.
VriR.
Portland. Orv.. Nov. i5.-Niss Ahl,sv
u. Zan~s. dlrsrtrrss of nurr~s ~ 1urt.
land hospital. t0-lny rrveived q dls.
patch frUni Nursron U~n~ral ntrruls.rr
II thu United Ntases army 10 prys,rsd
10 Manila Immediately with a. ,snsnS
irained nurss'a ~ could IN secvtsd ID
1'0ftlantl. =
Miss xaner will leAvr for nsn frnn.,
t'issu so.nsorfuw nnu will ". ne,vsaspen.
led By tise foliowinS trxjpsd 'nnrrns:
Nis~ Jossphine Duan. ~.
NIea Cerrlla Eashart. i,,'
Natsel J. Lake. ''''i
rtry will probably saii for Naslis
Friday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19
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Washington. y. e.. Nov. i?.-By dI.
rtcf'on ~ the secretary of war. under
the provisions of nh net Of Conxre..
approved July Z. INN. for incrcs sing
the rs'cicf'cy Of the subsistence depart.
tnrns. Manila. Philippine islands, n,
designated ~ ont NJ tile important d.
pots ~ which supplies will In handled,
Oucers " the subsistence dspsr,.
ment are 10 bc assigned 10 Manila for
the purpose ~ purchasing aud shippins :
supplies. t.Irutsnsst David l., Rrain.
ss,o' cn!ef roftmissary os subsissencc,
q. :. v. 10 assigned 10 the, duty Of
purchasing and shippins auhslstsecs
eoee'sss 81 Manila. snd while on such
dssy Will have the rank Of COLONEL,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

II pay rolls are to be believed. ser
noticeable tendency to safeguard and
prolong life. According to reports re-
eeived In this country. Spain has lost .
great many soldiers In and around
Havana. but that merely shows that
Ne are not posted. Not 4 name, We
are told. has disappeared from the pay
rolls. What a terrible slaughter there
will be when the roll is nrst called
after the return TO Spain.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19
GOLD FOUND IN OHIO.
rsepss ~ Assssss. Oh,e. Held LssA 81 9
nigh rstre.


Columbus. Ohio. Nov. IA special
lrom cnnai.Drovc. Ohio. says: Another
discovery of gold is announced Ia the
Malvern district. near here.
The latest lind II ut Augusta. q few
miles ncSth 81 Malvern. where II. q.
t>ryda has discovered ON hi. farm an
ore which he claims to liz richer than
tbs Malvern product. 4 large number
Of people visited the new iind yesser.
dny. and many express confidence that
MI. Iry'ia hiss struck = good thing.
Specimens will b" asssycd at once.
The discovery has Increased the gold
fever and has niso caused the pre~ Of
land 10 take = fabulous jump, no that
u can br neither bought nor ieaaeti.
In case the assay shows ausliciens
gold. Mr.. 1.syda win u once purchase
machinery 10 work The mine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

With the espanish-American commits
sion in session. the Dreyfus revision
In progress and Fashoda on the car
pet Paris occupies the center Of the
stage Jus, nov.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

Secret cour,-martials and trials have
not proved a success In France. The
truth about the Dreyius affair cannot
safely be covered up again. This time
"ths honor Of France" requires tha;
toe revision OF the celebrated case oe
impartial. open and above board.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

The Kentucky regiment tha, had two
daughters thereby got Itself Into such
. tfsDsudous quarrel that II must dis
bana or de BY duel TO the last ofscsr
asA private. Il 10 ksntucky feud.
With women at the bottom Of II. and
% Interested nan survives that.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19
IA nsas s,Aa.. s.....~

Pekie. Nov. is.-L Hung Chang has
'sesa ordefrd TO proceed 10 II Nsn.
capesaI Of the psuvistw of Hhan Tuns.
70 eoeeest msassrea with the vicssuy
g eeae Tea9 10 pesveat futuss inus.
aoAn).
..ss ss' :;,'.s :es;:,:s,;;; .;... !: 'f.'s'd q viz
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

II France will look at the wrecks
outside OF Santiago harbor It might
suggest a different way to satisfy her
honor than going to war with a naval
power Dr..
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19
nsHl,sss s.ssss " xsvsSa.

R~no, New. Nov. 1i.-t.ate returns
show thst MeNhiau. lt~publican. hes
bren elected gOvsrnor of Nevada.
CarrfM Compilations of tb~ next Leg.
lsisturw ahows for United MATES s~n.
atoe on joint ballot: Anti.ktrwart. n,
for Stewart. n: doubtful. 4, with one
rounty having ore sssrmblyman stiil
70 hsar from.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19
0poslai NOeieA.

To The Members Of the Farmer
Alliance 4 Industrial Union: have
made . careful Investigation from the
best sources Of reliable Information
about the Swanson Rheumatic Cure
Co.'S Remedies, and found that they
were giving good satisfaction. there
tore deem 1t but an act Of simple Justice
to our members to say. that I believe
that the claims made BY the Company
for their remedies will be fully real
lied BY those who will give them .
fair and reasonable trial. Yours ira
ternally. Jno. c. Hanley. Business
Agt. F. A. 4 I. U.
st. Paul. Mimi. Oct. 2sth. 1883.
The wonderful success that has at.
tended the Introduction Of rs DROPS"
IL unprecedented in the history Of the
world. Think Of Il! It has cured
more than one million and . quarter
sufferers within the last three years.
This must appeal to you! One million
and = quarter people cannot all be mis-
taken. II suffering from Rheumatism.
Sciatica. Neuralgia. Backache. Asth-
ma. Catarrh. Sleepiessness. Nervous
ness. Nervous and Neuralgic Head
aches. Heart Weakness. Earache.
Group. 1AGripps. Malaria, Creeping
.umbness. Bronchitis. and kindred
diseases. send CSC. to the Swanson
Rheumatic Cure Company. 1877 Dear
born st.. Chicago. ILL.,. and they will
send you by return mail trial treat
ment or y large bottle. 800 doses. pre-
paid by mail or express for S1.00. No
household should be without this great
remedy "5 Drops" Agents appointed
In new territory.
When the hunting season opens
Clear the decks for autumn fun.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

The British ceasui at Havana, who
Vas given charge OF American intcreAts
IN that town. was hated by tho local
spsniards and found II diff,cuit TO buy
the neccssarics Of life. In consequence
bis wife died, and hundreds Of Amer
leans were unnecessarily made TO suffer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

n nay - veil 10 remember. while
ths eoooisslea II Paris y dsciAisg
sAs lAee q ths Phiiippiass. that .
fsv ysass 40 A1ssieass had the bsik
- ~ tfa1s Of sAs Spanish East IL.
~. " vses efow1sl eat q Maaiia
Absue tAsss ysafs 49, ~ tAs Dpaa.
iasda u tAsy - bask tAsy viii have
Ooeo eooO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

Ms sometimes dlfiicul; for girl to
ind her ideal man, but she's nearly al
ways willing to accept a substitute.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

The emperor OF China will probably
congratulate the president OF France
upon bis quick recovery from his re-
cent assassination.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19
oap,, s,,,e - n.s....

f0e4sa. Nov. ii.--The ~. pstessAssg
cesssspesdsst os ths daily TsssgsapS
nxss
m = runsesed hssp that ths oultss
~ e6ess1 Crs>s - kussia % . set-s9
- u helsnre u Ne Ausso- TuskisA
- ln1omnlty.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

In case the Oregon and the Iowa
can't 20 to Manila. Sagasta ought to
give bonds not 10 intrigue for a Euro
pean alliance.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

With six carloads OF cigarettes be-
ing shipped to Manila. It looks as II
the whole Philippine question would
90 uo In smoke
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

A woman should never try to bang
her hair by isnlting the powder on
her face.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

The widows husband has been bur
led. but the husband OF the grass Wild
ow has merely been mislaid.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

Political economy is the art OF get
ting the most votes for the least
money.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

Fleece. conferred. II Ia said. through
Senor Nontero Rios. president Of the
Spanish peace commission.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19
BOYS MAY CONE HOME
CHANCES TO BE MADE AT

Oosssass Adsos Receives Nssass YFe0
the War Dspastnsat Thai Tie 2sa
Now 10 the Phnippass WIN - r.
ltsvoA.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

All things might come to the man
who waits IL starvation didn't ge; there
nrSt
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

Poaitive. bet; comparative. bettor:
speculative. better not.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

~ yonnO vsaaa e NV Yssk vbs
eoGn1Dl14 euoGD1o beeoase - seai1aV
1nkf ~ - ~ Q hasAaoa
- oooguoo1 eastAes. We
9IA = - Slaeas = nsA
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

The man who has to struggle for q
living acquires superior education.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

What some people don't kIow tSe5
are always talking about.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

The liquor question staggers the
Incorporate man more than say other.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

It doesn't fatten . hungry man to
make him laugh.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19
N.e..,.s,.s .. r..s.

you must pay us S3oo ~. CO.," said the
Spanish peace commissioner
I'VE WON'T" declared the American
commissioner.
.'(ientlemen.'' interposed the chairman.
II think this is enough work for this day.
Let US 20 out and have dinner together
now."-Philadelphia North Aemrscan.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

When the hunting season opens.
Clear the decks for autumn fun;
Once again We hail the prowess
OF the man behind the gun.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

The bes, efforts Of the chalrmaker
are continually being sat upon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19
'Catarrh
- In the Head

Il q inasmmatiou Of The mucous msmhsane
lining the nasal passages. II is caused bye
cold or succession Of colds. combinsd VITA
Impure blood. Catarsh is cured ey HooGs
sarsapafiila, which efsdicaAss fsoo ~
blood ali scroeulous taints, Fe6uilds H. dsaS-
cate tissues and builds M tha system.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19
Hoods 8arsaparilla

Il Anssssa's 0sssesse AsdieinA. d; sex sss -
11oe1'e ps1le sss n Nvse Ina. . ssaAs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-19

Tsry viii probably naii for MasIis
friday.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-11-26
About High License.
To The Lafayette Gazctte:


Mr. Editor: In your last issue Hon. 7.
O. ;roussard and Prof. r. II. Broussard
published a so-callcd defense of their advo-
cacy OF the liquor traffic. They proceeded to
cntrcnch themselves behind bulwark con =
structcd of Democratic principles and the
inalicnaiolc rights of every American citizen
to demand equal rights to all and special
privileges to none.'' The astonishing dec
larations are made that t'whole families are
ruined by being lily advised by lawyers, -
saloons, that emo Puritanic blood runs in
my veins but pure iron Arcadan blood, etc, -
and then follows a hideous nightmare of
t'Republican ideas, concentration, ccntrali-
cation, trusks, combines, pools, illicit sales
of liquor, etc. But to cap the climax of
absurdity gentlemen finally attempt to attire
the undersigned, humble citizen of this
parish, with ''iron Acadian blood coursing
in his viens, in a ''Salvation Army garb. -
1t is cruel for gentlemen to !,
scarecrow and protest it is not fair. If a
member of any such sacricg ous orGaniza-
ton should ever invade this parish to dupe
guiltless folk. I would willingly assist in
hanging the wretch to the first limb. No
indeed, the people of Lafayette have !ouga-
boos enough with ''Puritanic blood, RePub
lican ideas, Illicit sales, combines, pools,
etc., and I for solcmny promise to
prevent the introduction of another frightful
spectre to disturb the peace and good order
of the community.
But for the life of me, fail to see what
relation all this stuff about democratic
principles, Capitalization, and combines, -
has to do with the question at issue. Do
not gentlemen know that the Police Jury
elected by the Democracy of Lafayette and
acting under and by virtue of thoroughly
Democratic State constitution adopted the
high license ordinance? Do they question
the Democracy of the late constitutional
convention, composed entirely of the ublest
and the recognized representatives of the
party? This supreme law of State virtually
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-11-26
THE POLICE JURY
Decides to Submit the Liquor
License Question to q Vote
OF the People.

LAFAYETTE, La, Nov. 49, 1895
The Police Jury met this day in
special session with the following
members present.: r. c. Landry.
c. c. Brown, Ben Avant, Alonzo
Lacy, J. E. Prlmeaux, Jno
Wilmington, Jr., M. Bil!eaud, Jr.,
and Alfred Hebeit.
The president explained the object
of the meeting to be the question Of
reduction Of the high license tax on
retail liquor dealers or the submissicn
Of the issue to popular vote as per
petitions presented.
Mr.. Hebert, seconded by Messrs
Avant and Lacy moved to retain the
license at present amount Of
S1ooo.oo.
Mr.. Brown moved as a substitute
that an election be held to ascertain
the sense of the people as to whe:he r
the license shall be $4,000 or
100000. Said election to be con
Quoted without cost to the parish.
Mr.. Browns motion was carried by
the following vote: Yeas-Brown,
Primeaux, Wilmington, Billeaud,
Landry. Nays-Hebert, Avan:,
Lacy.
The president appointed NIessrs
Avant, Lacy and Hebert to act in
conjunc tion with a like committee
representing the retail liquor dealers
with auth ority to appoint com
nissioners and fix the date for said
election.
There being no further business
the PolicesJury adjourned.
r. G.. LANDRY, President.
r. G.. GRE1G, Secretary
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-11-26
About SECTIONAL

We have read great deal Of
gush about the obliteration of sec
tional lines. Even Southern jour
nails predicted at the beginning Of
the late war with Spain that in the
future there would be no North, no
South, but one glorious republic,
with Northerners and Southerners
united like brothers,. At the Chi
cago peace jubilee Southern gentle
men We'd with one another in throw
ing oratorical bouquets at President
Mckinley, although it was we'll
known fact that that executive had
treated the South verv shatbily in
the appointment Of army officers.
The Republican rress Of the North
for once seemed to have forgotten
all about the "bloody shirt" and
the country was threatened with a
great love feast at whick all the
old hatred would be buried forever.
The fire of patriotic love for the
old flag was reklndled in the hearts
of the good people Of both sections
but those who were not deluded bv
the hyprocrital utterances of the
Northern Republican press did not
believe their false promises and that
they were right in refusing to bv
made their credulous dupes is clearly
shown in an admirable editorial in
Wednesdays States IN which that
able defender OF the Southern peC
pie exposes the hypocrisy of men
who have for over quarter Of a
century taken an almost savage de
light in vilitying the white men Of
this section merely because they re
fused to be ruled by ignorance and
corruption.
Because the decent white people
of North Carolina have rid them
selves Of an infamous negro adj
ministration they have incurred the
displeasure of the negro worship
ping Republican editors of the
North and caused the mild and
Christian-like Mckinley to express
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-11-26
MIA WE DID 81 Y.

For the information of Superin
tendent Latiolais TIE Gazette will
say that it re-iterates it's statement
made in the issue of Nov. $ that ssa
large number of those directly and
indirectly affected" were in attend
ance upon the Jury to urge a reduc-
ton of the liquor license. 1t is un-
questionable that there was present
large number of persons who are
engaged in the liquor business. 1t
present are not pecuniarily affected
by this question, but the fact that
they were there to urge the Police
Jury to repeal the license ordinance
shows very clearly that they were
interested in the result. They were
not interested in pecuniary sense,
but that they were interested as
citizens of this parish in the settle
ment of vital public question, there
is not the least doubt. The Gazette
did not want to say, and did not
say, that all those who are opposed
to a high license are connected with
the liquor traffic.
The Gazette has never even
animated "that the intelligence Of
this parish is in favor of a high
license" The Gazette has said that
the action of the Police Jury
1scommanded the appreciation of a
large ana lnfelIgeuk portion of our
population" We recognize the fact
that there are some emin ently
respectable and intelligent gentlemen
in this parish who are opposed to a
high license and had we made the
statement that Mr.. Latiolais
enormously ascribes to US we would
have written ourself down fool.
We are not so narrow minded as to
believe that II are idiots who exercise
the constitutional right of thinking
for themselves.
AS we do not desire to discuss the
liquor question with Mr.. Latolais
we will not try to work out his problem
about the s'intellectual current"
Even had we the incIin alton we
frankly confess our inability to do
SO.