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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-22
At Lenox AthIetic club

New York. March 2l.-Tom sharkey's man.
aseg announces that sharkey and Kid Mccoy
viii hght at the Lenox Athletic club late in
lure.
The twenN-round bout between Tom shar
key nd Charlie Mitchell, which was 10 have
Leen decided at the Bollnghroke club OF I'm.
don on May 20. tas been practically de,iar,a
on as the club has failed 10 most a forfeit
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RAILROADS.

f. o. Mccormick appointed passenge.
traffic manager Of the southern Pacific
Calvert and israzos Valley company or
gsnized at Calvert.
The long and short haul clause OF the
interstate commerce commission has been
knocked out by Federal Judge Mccormick.
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BODIES BEING RECOVERED.
some Arc So Badly MutiIatcd as TO
BE InrecOg N IN Mo.

BE lnrecoRntznbie.
New York, March 2l-Three bodies
were recovered from the ruins OF the
Windsor hotel today They we're badly
charred and great difficulty Is being ex-
perienced In the ideutideation The irst
body recovered was that Of a female Of
short stature, The arms and legs were
missing Tonight ywO Of the hotel EN-
Hoyes cia'red tc identity the remains as
those Of Mrs. Margaret Auze OF New York
There are now five bodies at the morgue.
each tagged with a number which with
the known dead brings the list 10 fifteen
The list Of missing is st!H very large
The injured at the hospitals are ell re-
covering
The following preamble and resolutions
relating TO the Windsor hotel IRE was
passed unanimously today by the board o;
aldermen
Whereas, The terrible catastrophe in the
shape OF the Windsor hotel fire, with the
accompanying loss Of life and millions oi
property, has wildly called the attention
To the public necessity OF the greater pro
lection OF the hotel living people there.
fore be Il
Resolved, That the legislature Is hereb,
respectfully requested to pass and the gov.
efhor 10 sign a bill which viii give tn,
commissioner OF buildings In the city Of
New York power and authority 10 lnvesti-
gate. and, II necessary, demolish all hote
buildings in said city not absolutely Are
proof
Proprietors OF ten hotels, members OF the
Hotel Mems association, called upon Com
missioner Thomas J. Brady OF the depart
ment of buildings today. the object belng
10 advise with him as to the best means OF
protecting guests from fires. They said
q bill should be framed having for itl
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tempt was made to burn the public sssli
building about . O'Clock last night, Fire
was discovered under the north wing at
that hour but was extinguished by the
hre company before any serious damage
resulted A lot OF shayings had been placed
on sill underneath the building and set
on IRE No clew as to the miscreant.
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$3.50

These suits arc all wool and vho,r,
satin lined. in serges, worsteds, chez.
lots and eassimeres. To satisfy yen
you can take any Of these suits ~
compare 1t with any $3.50 suit 1,
Houston and IL it's not as good COM
and get your money back without Il.
gument
Yesterday was the FIRST day OF M,
sale, and many were the surprises 4,
such great value being offered at su,s
a small price. Come n today and 4.
what We have.
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= = ~ l. ~ ~
SPEClABTIES;
SPECIFIC Blood Poison
(syphilis). Catarrh,
IN erv us Debility.
. Structure, Varicoeele,
Rupture. Rheumatism
Female troubles OF al
kinds. and Diseases u
the Heart, Liver aad
Kidneys. Free ecn :
sultati1n-
Call on. or write Or.
HATHAWAY a CO.
20 Alann Plaza. san
Antonio TEXAS Mall
treatment by sending
for symptom blanks
No I for men No. :
for women. No. : for
skin diseases, 30 I
for catafrh. si-pa6s
h3ekleI tree.
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sherman, Texas March et.-Last night
the handsome farm residence OF w W.
Williams, located in the southeastern por-
ton Of the county. was with It's entire
household contents, destroyed by Ore, The
FIRE originated in a defective fue Loss on
building $500; on household goods $1,000
no in.nranca
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-22

Funeral services OF Baron Herschell
we're held at Westminster Abbey.
Explosions at French government am
muniti1n depots continue.
A commission has determined the
boundary Inc between British and French
territory IN Africa.
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MnIone nefcn1.a nn -.

Dallas. Texas, March 1.-THE continuous
pool match. for $3.50 a side, between j. L. Ma
lene Of New YORK and sam r Barnes OF Dali
900 Barnes f2S. The veteran proved 10 he too
fLe strategist for the young Texan slthonsn
the game. NsNs q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-22

Result Of Bofier Explosion Mt
seattle wash.
Seattle, Wash. March An boiler Ia
the basement Of saloon at Washington
and south Second street exploded tonight
injuring Ave men who we're passing BY
Three are thought to be fatally hurt. They
are n. Jacoby, Fred sawteIle and Burns
W. Beal all commercial travellers Of CHI
caso. BeaI is not seriously injured ia
CODY and sawtelle are serious. The man
who had charge of the boiler IS missing.
The injured men we're thrown three to
four feet in the air,
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THE RACES.
At New Orleans.

New Orleans, March 2i.-Trsck fast
Mile and sixteenth-Jessie $, Prince %
Rushfelds Time $50.
One mile-UhIers. Brown Veil, caslin. y
1.4J
Handicap. mile and a furlong over 4
huIdles-l dab, lnhammator, Farther. II
2;031a
SIX and a half furlongs. haudicap-Go d
Merry Day Tallahassee Time .ziit
Six longs--Meddler. Bertha Nell, 81
Alice. Time 1915
Six furlongs Frederick Chat Of I
" hirlmanteline. Time 1851.
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"A Rolling Stone
Gathers No Moss. y

This Is merely another
suay of saying that careless
men ard zuon,en fail to oct
suhat Is due them. Ordf-
narfly the " moss Is con-
straed to mean queatth or
social position, learning or
benefit of some Kind, but the
attainment of any of these
depends upon health.
And health depends upon what? The
condition Of the blood, ana but few real
ize this fact You cannot be well when
your blood is impure. Impurities OF the
blood clog every organ. Hoods sarsa-
parilla purifes by taking out the vicious
elements and leaving the blood as il
should be - the feeder OF life.
Scrofuia Hunches My baby wa,
weak and delicate after scarlet fever Skin
punches came on his neck Three bottles o
hoods Sarsapariila removed them com
pieteiy and he Is now strong MRS. GEO
CLARK. So Chestnut Street, Lynn, Mass. .
lnflarnnatory Rheumatism Tw,
attacks OF the grip left me with inhamma
tory rheumatism. Am 50 years Old, bu
Hoods sarsaparills cured me and | car
climb stairs and walk anywhere j. LOVE-
LAND, sss Fargo Ave, Buffalo. ny
Catarrf " suffered twelve years with
eczema catarrh, fifteen years Will
eczema. Tried different medicines and phy
nlcians with only temporary relief Finally
took Hoods sarsapariila and Hoods PHI
patiently for six months and am entirel,
cured r. j. BURR. U. 5. Pension Once
Indianapolis, Ind
After Fever" Typhoid fever left m,
little girl very weak and thin and with NJ
sppetite. She Is now fat and well ant
hoous sarsaparilsa made her so. II curee
my husbands rheumatism MAS. C1rNro.
p. COPE Buckingham Valley. Pa.
indigestion-"I had sinking smell,
caused BY Weakness and indigestion. with
paipitation Of the heart when going n,
stairs: Physicians prescriptions did n,
good but Hoods sarsapartlls and Hood
fiiis cured me permanently Mrs
ANDREW 6RIksRE, Defiance, Ohio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-22
A cIn.e Gnn,a

The BeTins creseents played a game Of bail
Yesterday against team gotten IN by Neal
Mssterspn. The Crcscsnts were hosten hy /,
SsFs q ~ % y, Batteries -Crcsccnts. Crawl
40 " pnnni AasftrS9h's team nrucr ana /.
nHnu The same was exciting ali The NJ,
tfrousA. beta sides playing fast bali.
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nnrn nurned Nenr Rrran.

Bryan. Texas, March 2l.-The large
barn of $, II, Franklin was partially de-
stroyed by IRE last night and was saved
only by the prompt action of the bremen.
a large part Of the feed stuils was burn "
Amount OF lnsMranee and loss not known.
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BRYAN ar NAsHvmLn.

Delivered lecture ON ''Pcnhing
PgobIenls- Ia n Mig Audience.
Nashville Tenn. March sl-Hou. VIM j
Bryan arrived here tonight FROM Chattanooga
and was me, BY a committee aud estaS,ed 20
the Tulane hotel Later he arlvn.o1 lrrttIve
upaa sfendinS Problems VI tar rahernatis
before AZ immense audience Tor the heneht
lof the Ladies Hermitage nsgorlsfian 10.
MORROW morning he Will spesk heger, tne
tkxlslsturr Of the STATE al The Stxte ca6itoI
lie viii be introduced BY Governor MeMillan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-22
WE CURE

Where others fail: thousands OF tesn io. h
on file. voluntarily given. as true as.' ~
sincere expressions OF gratitude, iloI ~.
chants farmers and all classes .. TX 4
NO MISTAKES. NO FAILURES ~ IA
treatment. Do not be DISCOURAGED s,a,,u;.
experiences elsewhere IN your yain s..Srvil
10 get we'll. but IL YOU suffer from any ss .,rl,
disease or diseases private In thelI s,sus3
place yourself at once under our ussirfgEil
which has cured others and WILL
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sI,ORr.

The work Of getting the Houston nine
on tho diamond has begud
Maore beat Barnes At continuous pool
at Dallas
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$500
GIVEN
AWAY!

Probably you question this 49,.
tion2 We don't blame you ir Won !.
for it's large amount to give svs.
but It's plain statement. based
simple facts. We want to introsn..
our New Spring Stock, and here's ~
we're doing 1t: We've put over &
suits regular prices $3.50 and SIS M
on separate counter and You y.
have your choice this week for
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COMMERCIAL.

Wheat opened above yesterday market
and closed steady at small advance.
Future cotton market Vas very active,
an advance Of to points being had.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-22
HOW nE pID TT.
"uer Iaussig of the 8ennina
tou Makes a Renort

'~"NtN NepOrt.
WASHINGTON, March ei-The conditions
under which Wake island. midway he
tween Honolulu and the Philippines. was
,sAen possession Of in the name Of the
tN''sd states. n the name Of tho corn.
mander Of tho Remington. on her vov.,-s
$3.50 me Pacific are given IN report 10
we navy department from comnau.sr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-22
WASHINGTON BRIEFS.

Washington. March 9i--Fexas post,f.
fees have been established az Bries Brts.
co county, and Dump, Collin county. vi,b
wm. G, Smith and Edward Bcltmyre re.
spectively. as postmasters,
The secretary Of state has received fr-u
the Peruvian government. through The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-22

startled by the heavy inroads being made
by Americans into their trade with the
British colony Of Capetowu. and there is
much talk OF combination TO repress
this.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-22

United States legation at Lima. a draft
for 100000. representing the Judgment OF
the arbitratOrs in the case of the American
railway man, George McCord, on account
OF his Ill treatment in Peru during a revo-
lutionary movement many years ago.
Corporal Edward Clifford, company B,
First Texas Volunteer Infantry. who is
now at Fort Worth, has heeu discharged.
Preparations are being made by Chief
Will1ie of the secret service, to destroy
sl,2fi sos, 9SS worth Of counterfeit and
bogus notes which have been accumulated
by his bureau.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-22

The navy department has requested the
war department to. transport the detach-
ment Of $50 marines from New York 10
Manila. The war department has granted
the request and the marines will be sent
with the first troops which go to Manila
when the transports are available.
Secretary Aleer has come to the deter
mination to maintain summer camps Tor
the United States troops in the South rn
States. II is the intention to maintain pLs
Of the camps on the Florida coast
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-03-21
NO CREDIT.

The Anaconda Standard of last Sun
day. in a cold-blooded and practical
editorial, points out that the ministers
and newspapers who have been thank
ing Governor Smith for vetoing the
Tierney gambling bill, are putting his
excellency and the legislature in a
false light. The Standard points out
that the governor did not veto the bill
on any moral grounds; that he did so
solely because the bill provided no rev.
enue for the state; that if an extra ses-
sion of the legislature were to be
called, he would recommend the pass
age of a h~igh-license gambling bill.
The people will be willing to take
the Standards word for it. Governor
Smith received the support of that
newspaper. is a thorough demo-pop and
the Standard no doubt has authority to
speak for him. Besides. the democrats
have seldom made a record in favor of
morality, and it is therefore easy to be-
lieve that some other motive prompted
Governor Smith to veto the gambling
bill. He is no doubt fully as bad as
the legislature itself.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-03-21

Sundays Anaconda STANDARD prints a
six-column "History of the Crime of
W. A. Clark" which proves to be a
resume Of the senatorial fight. The
article makes direct charges of bribery
against certain well-known legislators
and others, and the Standard clearly
lays itself liable to be sued for libel,
but no suits will be brought. The ar
ticle, however, is a good one to pre-
serve; it will be such fine evidence in
future campaigns of democratic bribery
and corruption.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-03-21

Joseph Medill, editor of the Chicago
Tribune, who died at San Antonio,
Texas, last Thursday, was one Of the
great newspaper men Of the world.
His paper has always been a power in
the republican party, one Of the news
iess journals published and is a valuable
property. Besides being a great jour
nalist, Mr.. Medill was one of the
founders of tie republican party and
enjoyed a high place in its councils.
He met death calmly, being conscious
up to the last moment, and his last
words uttered, "what is the news?"
show the strong journalistic character
istics of the great editor who. we fear,
will never be perfectly happy in the
unknown future unless his strong news
paper instincts can be in some manner
gratified.
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3sosaaT A. aaAHNlss v,ce-pses.oEsr

7f-o:1 the Djvisible Surplus a dividend will be
y .3Hgtioped as usual.
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The ratio makes no difference. ac-
cording to the Anaconda Standard, yet
that newspaper is standing squarely on
the Chicago platform in the Butte
municipal contest, 16 to l and all.
But Butte bids fair to repudiate free
coinage at the April election, and then,
indeed, the ratio will cut no ice. Per-
haps this explains our contemporaries
apparent inconsistency.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-03-21
A MUSICAL COMBINATION
will BE Secured for an Early Date a
the Opera House.

Will BE Secured for an Early Date at
the Opera House.
Manager Babcock Of the Billings
opera house is striving to secure for an
appearance in this city a musical COM
bination that it will indeed be a treat
to hear. 1t is the Max Bendix COM
pany, comprising Bendix, the great
American violinist who was for ten
years. concert-meister of Theodore
Thomas celebrated orchestra. Miss
Jenny Osborne, ~soloist, Of Chicago,
who ranks second to Media, and Miss
Jeanne Scott, the accomplished pianist.
The only way in which to secure this
trio is through a guarantee and if one
hundred names a be secured al APP
pearance of these celebrates is assured
for the night of March 80. The re-
quisite number has nearly been Sc
cured already.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-03-21

I have carefully examined the foregoing State
fr:snt aud find the same to be correct liabilities
by the Insurance Department.
CHARLES A. PRGLLER Auditor
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Insurance and Annuities in -
force S071,711 ,997 20
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The story of the Philippine outbrea]

The story of the Philippine outbreak
and subsequent fighting has been
covered by cable. The American. a
daily paper published at Manila, says
ex-C Corporal John W. Hays Of Company
D, First California, a traitor and de-
serter, has found his just end. His
body now lies in a trench dug to bury
the enemies Of his country who fell in
battle, with no slab at his grave, his
name forever hated by his own regi-
ment. Hays came with his regiment
to Manila. Last October he married a
Filipino and two days later deserted
26The insurgent line. This was the
ton Yellowstns2tkaerd Of Or cared to
: to oner's Jurors. accoEHt lay. when,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-03-21

keep up the free silver fight will be ap-
parent, ever to the people Of Butte
then Silver Bow will 60 republican and
the party Of progress will once more
sweep the state.
Go it, CLARK; 60 it. DAILY. The re-
publicans of Montana will down both
of you before you are many years older.
Mr.. Kirk is a straight single standard
man and has a good chance of being
the next mayor Of Butte.
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u II u X u " " " " n u y II II n ~ II u y n n y \ !
Woman's Club.

I. A-E t I'D" gEErL
The musical department. met with
Miss Denham III Friday last. Members
responded to roll call by quotations
from musical composers. instrumental
DUETS were played by Mrs. Free and
Miss Talbot and Misses Denham and
Talbot. A song was sung by Mrs.
Barstow, after which papers were read
on the life Of Haydn by Miss Denham
and on Schubert by Mrs. Free. The
meeting adjourned to meet again on
the Gath with Miss Denham.
s
The literary department. is meeting
this afternoon with Mrs. j.. B. Herford.
=
The meeting of the united mothers
and domestic science departments Of
the Womans' club was held at the home
of Mrs. G. F. Burton last Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Free read a very prac-
tical paper on "The Air We Breathe"
Mrs. Holmes presented a useful paper
on "How to Clothe Our Children"
Mrs. Burton read an article on DRESS
of Infants !" Mrs. j.. j. Mccormick an
article on "Baby Bonnets." The next
meeting will be at Mrs. E. S. Holmes
March %.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-03-21

James Brown. editor of the Butte
Times, has been indicted by the United
States grand jury for sending obscene
literature through the mails. This is
the outcome Of ali article published last
fall in relation to W. A. Clark, the
newly elected United States senator
from Montana.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-03-21

An American soldier DESERVING to the
ranks of the Filipinos is something new.
but the traitor received quick and just
retribution by being plugged with bull
lets from the guns of his former asso-
ciates. while leading a Filipino on
slaught as a lieutenant against the
Americans.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-03-21
OUT A

Tark-Daly feud has broken out
ats for the next two weeks the
o'closswaged with fore relentless
uousl ever before. The battle
condnery properly, will be in
schoolshe'' Prize to be fought for is
of that city-and virtually
Tn of thd democratic party of
5 upor The 1aly crowd is on top,
1ses,emmo1 Facy is concerned, the
p~earlao1fahQ convention endors-
aaan.Sago platform, denouncing
thAlect-Glark as a Doodler and
poDnist and utterly repudiating
Jhoce1aoy: The CLARK people, Of
4, led by the Butte Miner. Mr..
.'s newspaper, have bolted the
cratic ticket, which is headed by
n *Moea;thy for mayor. Should it
y el(cl u, 8r. dlSR will have been
by thet18emocratic voters of
DE94 UO114O C1Gys No u0 uuS dlIGduy U00u
n its representatives in the legislature.
The republicans. however, seem to
Of the situation. On a plat
hi which @9t(fltouch national is
ss. except to endorse the administra-
ms prosecution Of the Spanish war,
s1es ashaye nominated j. N. Kirk for
ayor:oi The siiVSasrr' Republicans and
spulists have endorsed Kirk, as have
10 CLARK people. and from this dis
6ance it looks as though he would be
leoted But the D59s crowd is fight
h9g for the Republication of the senator
99ec5 BY the regplar7lemocratic party Of
6utte and wifi winifM can be done.
/ However the contest terminates il
IT'LL be TO the advantage, Of the republia
tthsas already bsss boamfsse
Sass ,sae Ass aaltians = theast dire.
and parallel to said railroad trac
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Governor Smith apparently has de-
cided that the state revenue is sufficient
and that he need not call an extra ses-
sion Of the legislature. A wise decision,
sure.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-03-21

Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on
a positive guarantee. Cures heartburn,
rising of the food, distress after eating
or any form of dyspepsia. One little
tablet gives immediate relief. 25rcents
and, so cents. Sold by Chapple Drug Co.
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OFFICIAL Proc,
~ the Board Of County
N78f
FourthZette.

ECGSN
Billings. Mont.
The board met pursl
ment at 10 o'clock q. n:
present, O. N. Newman,
B. Amin and Pat LavelI
The following persons'aEef.
ed road supervisors, @=---=:
their successors werd Second
qualified:
J. O. Neal for road
Alex. Class for roar
Fl. T.. Lovett for - m
D. r. Sullivanf n
E. W. Peck for roar .O5
W. P. Adams for rcS1-
geo. Herbert Tor rsys899.
VIM. Gordon for roa
JOS. Kinnick for roafA
g. H. Smith for roatnew am
S. e. Erwin for roas country,
Chas. Temple for rosndon last
@. O. Sanderson FOL,
%. an ova-
Robt. Steele for roaothe Eng
81. G. Klenck for Ich during
ss. inc most
It was ordered that .-,
,pointees shall each f: uos'anoo
county clerk in the nese sent
prior to entering upo.
their duties as road { the "open
The board adjoui extent as
P. 20. .nings of the
Aieernoaae the circle
The board NETT.
ment at 2 o'clookhat, although
present. ase to be rivals.
Pursuant to.ater we love oc-
road law passelion's tail for the
assembly, the1im roar.
appointed as jugs be lifted to-
be held on the human progress
for the electiS Of civilization.
Isou n.lSsfairly describe the
Williams air v 'ne wv
Road Dieey are the great ma
South Siderone for human pro-
Mills and Incement If civiliza.
Road Dit.
school hor, :. osoi'neAe'''
Hinshaw 4 OF things they must
Road Eblood is thicker than
scnool ~! Hof an offensive al
paaa r11either England or
school her powers the two
Peck andaking nations would
Road Fill it is a wise policy
1onol l,sSf President Mckinley
Road Ientered into an active
school hour British neighbors;
ting and j SO many that such a
hoaa Dhtinually threaten the
rarsa,, .n9d States if we were
Road Dis them up. Yet we
school housne protection Of Eng
handel aaine this country should
.lSDaL-.the Britons, who are
nick andlle to require assistance,
Road Don it, if her cause be
school ho' little colonies which
co oomffom hu-a century and a
school
Lamolich exemplifies that the
Roaetgrown tho parent; this
sunoo, pltstripped England, yet,
~ .s1evotion, will not see her
At the same time we
Maintain our independence Of
Ind action, our free institu-
Of government, yet re-
Roayht to continue to rival
school hthat goes to make ma
Ryan and is a happy combination
~ ~ WAS nss which permits such
inches Ia q monument to the
Of wLlauship and diplomacy of
words republican administration
#**xyist