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The Somerset reporter., 1898-02-17
CoRitation.

The gentlemen of the bar, who not
infrequently have to take rebukes from
the bench, greatly enjoy a chance to
make a legitimate retort against the
court. The story is told that certain
judge who during the plea Of a rather
prosy lawyer could not refrain from
gently nodding his head in sleep was
caught at this by the lawyer, who look
ed significantly at him.
perhaps. said the judge testify and
overwhelmingly, "the counsel thinks the
court was asleep, but he may be assured
that the court was merely cogitating. "
The lawyer talked on. Presently the
judge, again overcome by his somno-
lency, nodded off and aroused himself
with little sudden snorting snore.
''If it please your honor said the
lawyer, 81 will suspend my plea until
the court shall have ceased to cogitate
audibly."
"You may go on" said the judge,
and he did not fall asleep again. -Ex.
change.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-02-17
Dor NJ.

All druggists keep Robbins 25-25.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-02-17
WHISTLE DEAFNESS.
Tho Strange Disease Which Attacks Loco
motive Engineers.

motive Engineers.
Railway surgeons are learning many
new facts in regard to the physical %
quirements of railway employees, said
J. X. Matson of Chicago at the Southern.
Recently the railway surgeons of
the United States held national con.
vention in Chicago, and one night
heard an interesting chat in the lobby
of hotel by some OF them. The uni
yersal opinion among them was that it
is just as important that the ears Of
railroad employees, and particularly
the ears of locomotive engineers, should
be scientifically tested for natural or ac-
quired defects as that their eyes should
be tested for possible color blindness.
Whistle deafness is now common
disease among railroad employees.
Many railroad accident could be traced
to this peculiar whistle deafness if
the truth were known. This disease
makes the ear of a locomotive engineer
sensitive to the sounds by which he is
Immediately surrounded, but entirely
deaf to sounds of all other kinds
1.-THE same condition is often OBJ
served among boiler makers. who can
hear slight noises when the air is laden
with the clatter of hammers upon iron
plates, while they are insensible to the
same sounds in quiet surroundings Lo-
com olive engineers sometimes have de-
fective ears that can detect slight sounds
indicating imperfect working of the ma
chinery, even while the bell is ringing
or the whistle blowing or both are in
use A locomotive engineer thus afflict-
ed should be relieved of duty for awhile
until the ear has recovered it's normal
condition. enabling it to discriminate
between sounds according to their exact
relative volume, pitch and intensity "
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-02-17

Ralph Waldo Emerson once told a
good story of friend who always car
ried in his pocket horse chestnut as a
protection against rheumatism, just the
same as other people wear shields and
other specifics. Emerson thus testifies
to the results in his friends case He
has never had the rheumatism since he
began to carry it, and indeed it appears
to have had retrospective operation
for he never had it before. y
The Somerset reporter., 1898-02-17

Skowhegan-Feb. IL to the wife of Howard
Friend, son.
Pittsfeld, Jan. 1910 the wife of Irving rowle,
q son.
Pittsield, Feb. 40 the wife of Josiah J.
Bailey, daughter. Emma Adell)
Pittsfeld, Jan Ito the wife of Harry Libby,
SON (Earl0
The Somerset reporter., 1898-02-17

A plant grows in Assam which has
the peculiar property, when chewed, of
temporarily neutralizing the sense of
taste as regards sweet and bitter things
The Hindoos claim that the plant Is an
antidote to snake bite
The Somerset reporter., 1898-02-17
M AR RED.

Skowhegan- Feb. IA. by Rev. A. o. Lacroix,
Mr. Henry Labonte and Miss Rosie Caouette,
both OF Skowhegan.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-02-17

The holders of the Cash Coupon Books
are hereby notified that the time expires
|March 3rd, for receiving the same and
Fh persons drawing premiums are re,
luested to call for their order at once. Wv
we have just received over thirteen
ons OF the finest Italian marble ever
imported, 1893 blocks in all. Our stock
or 1898 is twice as large as any other 10
lie hennebec valley. We are prepared
20 furnish first class work at less price
nan any competitor. BAKER & MARBLE.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-02-17
DIED.

Pittsheld, Feb l0-Angie Rogers, wife of Abel
Davis, Esq, aged 40 years.
Nashville. Tenn-Feb. 4. Mrs Cynthia G.
Mitchell aged 80 years. Widow of the late
Andrew Mitchell formerly Of Temple Me.
Townshend Harbor, Mass, Feb. l2-Mrs. Sarah
Holt Manley, aged SO years.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-02-17
.rw ADVERTISER Ghrs.
Job Printing.

The Job Printing Establishment connected
w ali classes Of work, the richest rs we'll as the
az eso at common Jobs. Competent and expert
unced workmen are employed and large
sina and business cards in great variety.
nrders Of dances, bills of fare, programs etc,
s,c'' printed In great variety Of styles on short
nn os by mail will receive careful attention
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-10

das, destinadas pa tos y ,ualezas, equva!entea
auna hectarea. ounce areas y dioz y echo ocutia
reas, coindantos al Mort, con Jos6 Jesh, Msa'
re, al Sud con Fractuoso b rtfoe, al Este con
don Mooserrata Santiago al Oeato con otros
terrenos del ejeoutado; h,biendo silo tssa las
en- cincuenta pesos moneda corriente, h1ci6pdo
SO saber que la fuca embargada carece do tftu-
10 do propielad oscrita.
FL aoto del remate tcrdra lugar oi dia lioz
y nueve del entranto mca ds Cctubro do una
4 tres de Gu tardo en- Ia Sala Anliencia dc Gata
Jusgado municipal; alvi.ti4n lose quo DO SO
admtiran posturas quo no cubran las !os ler-
ceras parties de la tasaci6n que para tomar
parte en- la subssLa, deberan los lcitadorcs CON
siguar previamenta en- la mesa dc osto Jnsgado o
municipal una cantidad ignai por 10 menos al
daz por ciento de la tasacdn, sin ouYo roquisi.
to no 20 admi!irin las props s:oneS.
Lo que Sc haco pdoico por medic del pre-
sante para general conoeimeato y ooneurrencie
do lictadores.
Barranquitas septiembro ve;nte J sieto
de mil ochocientoa noventa echo.
K! Secretario--R. Suuti,I Rivsra. --Vo. Bo.
e! Juez municipal VfNaronga. 8 2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-10

TO, quien 10 eiigieso los habitantes de
aqael dstrito,
~ Del mismo colega son estas dos no.
ticla': eSSera cierto? Sc nos dice como CO.
So fegura, que algauos jefes amercsnos, conce
den sus subordluados pernso para pssar Ia
ncche faera de sus reepectiyos oampamentoa,
casndo asf 10 solicitsu, entreghndole la CORES
poudiente icenoia. ST este fuers exaoto no nos
extsahsrfa ver muchos de los soldados dur
miendo en- los BALCONIES"
~ <Anoohe durmi6 la smona> en- la oa.
lie de la Estrela un voluntario americana. En-
medic do su suefo ba1uico dsba reoios pulista
zos en- 81 tabiqua do la casa junto & la cual dor.
mia molestaba con sas atronsdoros rorqui
dosa todo ell vecindario. Y ESQ que ests pro.
hibida Ia venta de icores,
~. La Emulsion de Scott ea indscati
biemeute el mejor medicamento para curar los
paaecimie:tos de origen escrofa:oso. Asf OPT
ma el iastraio doctor Fcrrer cuya competence,
m6dica es bien conoci1a en- toda la sla Don
Gabriel Ferrer Hernandez doctor en- Meiicina
; Cirujfa, Msdico del Hospital de la Concep
cidn, Certifoa: Que la Emulsion de Scott 10
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gantosco proposto de Ia fundaci6n de Ia pa
tra. Los antiques sutonomistas, testamenta-
rios ejeoutores, dentro del regimen colonial cs.
pa1ol, do los bombres de Yara, han trabsj'd
durante vente amos por la rsivindicacion do la
personaidad Guiana. Serfa, pues, torpeza csta
pida iDjusticia mezquina, mirarles con pro.
venci6n. Los evolucouistas do aver los 70.
volucionarios de hoy deben confundirso ahora
en- el seno dc Ia concordia cubana y brndar s
la patria un solo ooraz6n un solo pensamier-
to, sin peridas reservas, sin odioial intrDnsi-
gencias, sin cAlculos mazqunos. La upidad do
la patria. fusrsa principal de Ia vida dc los pne
. blos, domanda la union de tcdos los cubanos.
Fdndese, sobre las ruinas de la infeliz colonia,
la Repablica del amor Ia justicia.
V&sse ahora un extracto del citado mani
fssto:
Les Representatives. one suscrib2n, anti"
guos autonomistas, en- vista De Ia situaCltn
crea1a por la rerunois que ha hecho e! Gobler
no espafiol, en- nombre de Espsfla, dc sas dere
chos do soberanfa sobre Ia isls dc Cuba, han
adoptado los siguientes acue:dos:
1o.-Someters, sin reserva los hechos
consumados, aceptsndolos como dehntlvos Q
inrrevocabep, cual necesariamente han dc Ger,
dada 50 naturaleza. aceptando igualmente to-
das sus conse cue1cias y entire elias el nnevo Or
den polftico que deriva de diohos becbos.
2o.-Defender, dentro de di;ho orden po
lftioo, Ia independents absolute 10 la isla de
Cuba.
3,.-Apoyar todo iutento que se dirija &
lograr el concprso de todos los oubanos para ell
sostsaimiento de Ia independence de Ia isla y
oil estabecimiento dc cordiales relacioues entire
oubanos y espaholes:
4o.-Rccomendar 4 les antguos sutouo-
mistas que con diuboa fines Gu interes de los
mismos, y dada Ia tganscendencia del prob!ema
contituyepte que con e'los SO rels cions, tomen
parte aotiva en- la polftoa dentro del nuevo
orden de ccsas; pero sin perteuecer nj aceptsr,
en- las fupcones de direction de la polftica
de gobierno, que ldgicsmente y en- justica
correspondent los que fueron sostenedoFes de
la independents, - otra participation quo Ia que
pudere IM7ONERLES, en- determinadas cir
ounstaucias, la opinion GENERAL del pueblo
cubano, al ESPONTANEA y CLARAMEN
TIE reclamase gu concGrso.
Habana, 81 de Agosto de 1893.
Eiseo Gbsrga, Antonio Mesa Domin.
gues, NJ. F. Viondi, Francisco J. Rabel, A.
Neyrs, Rafael F. de Rojas, Manuel Alvarez
Ruellan, Tomas V. Coronado, Angel &. BE
tancourt Mariana e. Artis, Lufs Perna, Gus
tavo Alfonso Castahedas. ....
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aceite dc hfgado de bacaao hipofosftos al
calinos preparsda por los ssnores SCOTT y Bow.
ne, es de los mas en- boga, tai vez Ell mas reco.
mendable por su eff ;aoia en- las intermediates
del apara!o respiratorio, &c indiscatibemente
ell mejor en- los padecimisntos de origen es'
crofaloso, Y para que asf eonste donde con-
vsnga expids la pressnte, que fTma en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico, Abril 80 do ls94.-Dr.
Gabriel Ferrer Hernandez.
~ De la CT Ira: <En la tarde de aver
tuvo .efeoio ell sepeio del cadaver del que en-
vida fue nuestro querido amigo doctor don
Antonio Colon Rios. Dioho acto estuvo con-
ourridfsimo, dadzs lss eimpatfas de que 60
zabs el fnado. Despdi6 ell due!o, con la elo'
cuenoia que le distingue nuestro tambien ami
go don PrAxadeS Santiago. Desclnse en- el
seno del Sehor el que ga no existe!, Il.
w. Aver fa6 visitado por el general ame'
ricano Mr.. Gordon su sonora espoaa, en- union
del nt4vprete sefor Dsehoudeas (hljo) ell Aslo
dc Banefcencia. Diehos visitantss saieron
muy salts fschoa, prometiendo ell sr. Gordon re
retir la vista en- otra ooasi6n. La sonora fue
obsequiada por la superiora del Asilo con un
lujoso paf1uslo, comprando el general algunas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-10
11O>.,'E'I(t.l..A$3:'

~ Llama Ia atencion el lujo dc fuezss
dcsplegado Gu lo2 a!ye!edores do Ia f.brica lie
los s. ii }res Rucabs 10 Fo!te'a con motivo &c
la huelga pacf6cI de los opcrar'os de aque! es-
tsbieeimento.
~ Dicea peE;6'icos d. Poaee qae
don F6.ix Matos Baruier IA saito para eata
Capita,
~ Por motyos de salud, ell sehor Ortiz
ha hecho entrega de la alca!ifa de Maunabo al
primer tenienta de alcslae seflor don Ra non
Rodriguez.
-. So ha acordado ell psgo d, sus habe.
res to los los te'egra6ata, quienes sau no Sc
lea hsb(an satisfecho, , que Sc encuantfan en-
esta capital procedsntes de de los puutos ocu
pados por los nortssmericanos.
-. Sc dice que Ia eataci6n del trsnvfa de
Rio pieiras, sera trasialad. de:Ias &c los hor.
nos mitsres. 81 fuese ssf, quedara demssiado
lejos dol centro de la pobaodn pe,ja lieara
la cmpreaa 8 los viajeros.
-. Con numsrosa concurrencia tuvo lugar
en- Rio grande ell entiaEro del cadAver de Ia que
fac viItuosa muy estimsda seiiorita Antonia
Garcia Davila, hija del professor de aquel pae-
bio. Deacanse en- paz!
~ Hoy henos recibido una carta por CO.
rreo, que en- Ia parte superior del sobre dics:
K. s. y Eolesastico. De cficio derecho de
disposition de su santidad, del afio 1885,"
-. Parecs que el a!caldo de Yauco doc.
ter Gastambide dei6 cesante varios pcicfss
municipales y que estos han presentado una
protesta al general Henry.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-10
LA HEREyCA DEL CONDENADo

-Aunque personalmente no nos conocamos ambos taba
amos por dicha de DDS 6vene para vengo prcci
mente para que pongamo de acuerdo
ctram0s hace muchos afos
Me gusta que me- hab&is s porque sutorizais para
haba os 10 mismo.
As eieupre debemos hab'arnos. Y esto quiere
decir-ahadi6 Roger Garaaa ouisqua estas do
aouerio mi opinion
-Oh 70; hace monento hubiera acseado poder dee-
ner las paabrss vueatro bos Pero dgnaos ubr nj
casa, que desde hoy es l. vuea....
uez hizo pasar al sacerdote despcho desputs l.,
habere oasdo sso 0t5 enfrente dc e e miro algu
momentos, de la nsma que miraba aaguameae
los crmnsles, lratsnio de loar e forde d,
Os ssoucho-dijo Roger Gardain sismpre Ell misno
tono irdnico.
Pues blsn senor sin vituperar vuestrs confarza
Dlo ne voy pemtr hacero notar que haceis NAL
far i5venss que aga dis llegaran felices
hsto qe dcr gus pongo duda poder de Do pero
10 dgo porque mu5 cruel haer a!bergar co-a6aes
nohs como los uyos espaauzs que reaizan jamAs
Eprab mas ben haber dido de abo palabras de
resignac
-Pero caba!lero, deb resignar sino ante
deEchcha sin remedo.
Demaeado sabes que eata e tiene -dijo 81 juez
cogienGCse de hombre..
- Pero 70 quiero deroa absoluta dsfnitivs-.e
te TO e sacerlote ealor
-iAh ISn dsda ignoras cuinto hemos heeho Glberto
yo; qnzEs os 10 haya contaio2
- iTodo! como 81 como voe me hubiera deailucio
do 81 huhoe dldo odo que las humans
c1pli3n6 msno Gilb.o hace dia pero de-
bio entcner que comprendereis meo Guam
Go que tods mis- pesqusas conjucisn NADIA practcc
hce 10 que hub!era debdo hcer Embellishments drig
Dio dio: <Sehor umnsdme lel marques dc Trevsnec
fue, 9 no capabe?,
Y que ha cont.sado Dos?-le pregunt6 Ell senior De-
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z6n haba fosscdo uyo sobre odo porqne Ia fama
de Monmoan iba abandonar ell castillo. Eto 10 habfa
dido ell Amlrane de repsnte Il marcia hsbfa efec
uado seguids habfa do la sonora aego que hi
ia estaba muy eicada para emprender squi ve Ell ssor
Dsaards hsbfa entsra1o de o1o porqus oada e
abs las habadurfas do la aldea exoamando Erase
Erase:
i Lo que ocGrre en- ell castillo no debe natural!
Se asegaraba que dos tres dfas Amrante ha
ba puesto persecution de hs que dirga Saba
eonde dos horas dspues habla puso furoso svando
cogda de brazo Bibiana, que oraba mas orar.
El Amirants eaba loco. E guarda le hatfa dido
dscir:
-iAh, desgraciada, desgraoiadal
Lo que dabs ugar las mas e1ranas sup3sieiones los
cao eontaban que despu6s habs hbdo terrible
eotre ell Almrante, mujer hjo. que unio.mens
Nsgdalena habia podido salmare POGO.
La selora de Monmordn hzo con la mayor triateza 10
mas despsco posble los pepaatvos de macha La aia de
Monmoran parcel haber psrddo para siempre feodad
Pero los dos das e Amrante dijo que Ia snfsrmedad
de hi de graysad para que spazar viae
que precise ponsrse csmino cuanto Empssaba
dar sshales de mpacienca NAL humor sobre
r dc conner, cuando unicmsnts vsia ha Su
hora pudiendo reasar marchs po mas TEMPO snurc
que todo estaba dipueso Ell Anrants bastante eascho
drgo la estsc6n do Saint Mal6 para departs
reservade. Apenas hubo aejado ouando Bbana
habfa utenado salr Sc drigeron primersmsnte la al
fea vstaron agunos pobres despus por sendeos asso
egaron al bos4ue nos tapzs foDdo del cco de R
theneuf POGO dpues gaon al promonorio del sehor Della
lande Bbana hsbfa querido mashse del pals sin haber
hecho vista sngo tan denterssada salmente Ia
hsbfs ayudado.
Haca muy pooos momentos que ell juex habia vueto
csss desde las ventanas que daban msba Ia
barca del ba aproxmandoA terra Enonces oy6 d
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VA B | { DAD { 5.
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Ell Colmado cosss O. ossss'fs Francisco mi,@'ss; ss
55--San Juan de Puerto Rico. Commentaries
importadores. Esplandido surtido en- vinos de
mosa y generosos, Loores,. Cervezas, Acoites,
Conservas, Gallettss, Dulcas, Frutas Queaos y
toda Glaze de provisiones finss do conner be-
ber do todas parties del mundo. Propietario
del fsmoso vino gsllego del Rivero de Avis,
marca sCerecedos. Agentes exclusives dc 10
renombrada chsmpafa do sidra marca sAgui-
Ia, dol !egftimo amargo de angostura de los
aehoros j. g. b, Siegert Hijos. Depositarios
do la cGebre marca Co vinos do 10 Rioja:
Rioja Alta r Lopez de Here1iay Cola
antgiisdsd y ol credito de que goxa esta casa
on toda la isla, garautizan que sus artfculos
son los mejoraH que seimportsn en- 81 PATS.
Julian silva pnn p5sito '1s do Maauinss Dc o,ser.
Compra, Venta y Alqui|er. Sc dan 4 plazo 10
mismo las nuevas one las usada,, siendo res
ponsable Ia misma msqaina. lanSlderas y agu.
jas de todas c'ases para las miamss, inh9idad
do accessories diffoiles de enumerar. Adenks
sc compraa vanden muebles usados. San
joan de Puerto Rico.
% assSa 'Sau0' Luarca, provincial do OWE
DO, Santa Ma,ina de la Vega, Gale de Ia anti
gap, una casa nun. 8, altos bajos, de nam
poetesis, oubierta de Iosa, con su corral tapiado
y casa dc horno para elaborar pan, cubierta
tamo4o de losa con su sntojana alberta 81 Sur
con la que constituge un solo fondo de cabida
de dos Areas juato /. la casa por 81 Norte con 81
huerts cerosda pared alta de cabida dc trein-4
"a scis areas sssenta y siste sentiaress destina
das labranzas con otra sntojana 81 oriente y
otras pcroionss dc TERRA compuestas do dos
ouerlas mas menos. El que interese comprar'
la dirfiase 81 due7la Amslia Gonzalez, viuda
de la Tore. Ciadad dc Huma,ao, Puerto
Rico. 30-28
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ous one. The great objection to it is that 1t tends to shift from the English Government responsibility which is exclusively its own. English policy has alone produced that terrible social condition in the west of Ireland, from which partial famine springs up on the occasion of every bad harvest The authors of that policy, accordingly, ought to provide for it's consequences. prt if the burden of providing for those consequences be thrown in the first instance on the local authorities in the distressed districts, 1t is clear thai the chief responsibility will be sbifted from the right shoulders. In the next place. the plan of making the counties in which distress exists con- tribute to the necessary relief secures the surest and quickest way for ren- derine them absolutely bankrupt. They are too poor to bear such charges. As things stand they can just barely get along. To burden them with addi-
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tional charges would be equivalent to overwhelming them with a debt which they could never discharge. Moreover, it would almost infallibly prevent the inflow of charity from outside. On those grounds the proposal of the Gov ernment was resisted for nearly two days. It has, however, been carried, and for my own part l cannot but an- ticipate the worst results. The policy of the Government seems to be to stick to their bill in it's present shape. It Is a ridiculous policy, but it is to be hoped, at least, that it will be adhered to when the measure goes to the House of Lords, which has never yet been called to discuss a measure of re- form for Ireland that it has not mu- tilated and all but destroyed.
 In connection with this matter it may be mentioned that Gerald Balfour, the Chief Secretary, has brought himself into such odium as he will not soon get rid of in Ireland. A few days ago he
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of Commons last night on South Afrl- can affairs. It was initiated by the Liberals, who are incensed or pretend to be incensed at the reappointment or MT. Rhodes to position on the board of the Chartered Company, but the at tack on the Government and on the Colossus of South Africa was hollow one after all, despite appearances. What the Liberals are at it is difficult to see. If they carried out their prin- ciples to their logical conclusion they would surrender Rhodesia to its right full owners, the native populations; but they are no more prepared to take that course than are the Tories, and, there fore, it would seem that, if they in tend to keep 1t, the best thing they can do is to put at the head of affairs there the man who won Rhodesia. They turn up, however, their pious eyes in horror at MT. Rhodes, and will have none of him. It seems to me, if I may speak plainly. that they are somewhat hypocrttical
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was being tackled for the sixth or seventh time about his inadequate measures for the relief of distress in the west, and he incautiously let slip sentence which began as follows: NO doubt if we could give the distressed people champagne and send them to the south of France" When he had got so far he was naturally met with a chorus of Irish cries of indignation and the remainder of the sentence was lost. At once it appeared to every one, his own supporters in Ireland, as If he had spoken in a remarkably callous style of a subject which demanded at least sympathetic treatment. Yesterday he tried to mend his hand by explaining in the course of the debate on the clause of the local government bill to which have been alluding that all he meant was to lay down the general proposition that champagne and visit to the Con- tinent would be the best remedy for the distress, if 1t could be adopted. but that. pf course, it Yas tmQossible to aQQly
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such remedies. But this attempt to do away with the effect of what he did say was entirely unsuccessful. The truth is, I think. that MT. Balfour is a man of fretful and impatient temper. and in fit of that temper he allowed himself to give utterance to bitter and callous jest which he afterward re- gretted. But the fact that he did give utterance to it remains, and l fancy that as long as he lives he will continue to hear something about it. After all. he was not so much off the track of traditional English policy toward Ire land, and it is the feeling that such is the case that makes Irishmen resentful. It is fortunate for Mir. Balfour that he governs Ireland in quiet times. Tn the stormy days of the Land League and Parnells obstructive tactics in the House of Commons he would have been out of office after few months, and so would any one who was not pos- sessed of an imperturbable temper.
 We had 8 great debate in tha. House
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The San Francisco call., 1898-05-22
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