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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-27
HaDGas Corpus.
PRIMER JUICIO
PoR ESE PROCEOIMIENT0
en- Puerto-RiC0.
Libertad del procesado ST. GarfIga.

En- eli dia de hoy 81 Letrado Don Hermi.
MO Diax Navarro, & nombre y representation
de Don Jose Garrigs, vecino de Csguas, ha
ejercitado el dereoho del Habeas Corpus ante
d Juex asociado del Tribunal de Distrito de
San Juap, don Angel A,osta.
FL Sr. Acost. en- ell aoto libr6 mandamien'
to al encargaio 6 Jefe del Quartet Municipal
de esta oiudad en- donde Sd hallsba detenido el
ST.. Gsrriga para que informase respecto & las
causas de Ia detenci6n del Sr. Garrjga y fuese
este conducido con las preoauo;ones debidss s
su presencia. FL sehor Maturapa inform6 que
81 ST.. Garriga se hallaba preso por crien del
Alguacil de Ia Corte Provisional de los Estsdos
Unidos; pero que habfa sido puesto en- libertsd
Dor dioho Tribunal, continuando detenido pre-
30 por orden del Juez Municipal del Distrito
de la Cathedral, 8 virtud de causa que se le Sc.
gufa pcr malversaoi6n d oaada.es' = G " de-
tenci6n datsbs desde Ell iia "a DEF actual.
FL Sr. Garriga, Ala presencia del ST.. Aeos'
ia, ratified ) 81 esorit, que & gu nombre presents.
"a don Herminio Disz Navarro, y & vir,ui de
las razones que adujera, y de las diligencias de
embargo practicadas por ell Banoo Espa1ol con
ira bienes de don Salvador Mas y la Sooiedad
de Mas y Garriga, Ell Sr. Acosta decreto la Ii
bertad provisional del Sr. Garriga mediante
fanzs personal de diez mil resetas que presto
don leopold Sanchez Rabazs, sooio de la mer.
cantil de esta ciud I'd Espahol y c..
Este es ell primer case que del ejereicio del
Habeas Corpus Sc presenta en- %nuestros TIibu-
males = Is ssrsnidad y ~sencillez con one ha sido
despachado iemuestran la bondad de Is insti.
tuoi6n y actividad do nuestros T'ituua'e'. No
aotros como puertorriqucnos nos fe.icitamos al
yer oomo las practicas d. la libertAd y de loa
respetos y derechos que mereoe la persona lidad
humana, que han heoho de los E.tadca Unidos
81 primer pueblo, Sc ejsrcitan hoy dis en- Pusr
to Rico, como pudieran ejercitarse en- cualquier
ciudad 6 pueblo de la Union Americana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-27
Fra quiicia reYoeada.
The Standard Oil Trust
Company, IN campana.
Company, en- campana.

Aver ha recibido eli Gobernador General
un oablegrama del Secretario de Ia Guerra, en-
ell que le participa que ha sido suspendida Ia
orden que declaraba 81 keroaine en- la lista de
a~rtfoulos de importation Aibre.
De auponer es, que Ia p~oderosa oompa6fa
titulada <The Standard Oil Trust Company,
ha ejercido su influenza para privarnos de esa
frsnqaioia rseientemente concedids, hacienda
retroceder al Seoretario de la Guerra de les pa
SOS dados, y ob!igAndonos & eeguir pagando
{ arc I'M artfculo de primera nectsidad I'D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-27
Cr6liCa PariSielSG
Parisienerfas. Las vendimias en- pleno
Paris La Exposici6u.-
Modas.

La Exposition Marcia, todos los trabsjos
Sc Prosiguien con una prodigiosa y febril &C.
tividad y todo hace preveer que la gran feria
fin de siglo estara por completo lista para ell
Is de Abril, dfs de la Inauguration Official.
Algunos de los grandes espectaculos que
serAn la admiration de los extrapjeros, fan
cionan desde hace algunas semanas y les que
habitamos Paris, hemos admirado tambien esas
avauzadas de la gran Exposition.
Los grandes palacios avanZan rapidamente
y "a Sc ha principiado su decoration inte-
rior.
Ell puente Alexandra III esta por complete
tendido y solo falta la parte ornamental que
sera verdsderamente grandiosa.
Otras de las cosas 47e llamarAn pcderosa-
rnente Ia atenci6n, en- Ia entrada monumental
que comienxa & edf6carse & un lado de la plaza
de Ia Concordia Y que sera una maravilla de
arquitectura.
En- suma, TODD estara dispuesto en- 81 me-
mento dsdo , NADIA faltara en- el programs.
Tenderness al ~corriente 4 nuestros ~lectores
de cuanto interesante oourra.
En- question de modas "a podemos pre6jar
ell carAoter de las que imperaran este otono y
los primeros meses del i~nvierno.
La doble falda es cada dfa mas adoptada
y se hace muoho en- telA de dos tonos: una tu-
MICA clara sobre una falds mas obscura.
Ahora Sc ha %inaugurado un color muy
bonito, ell azul Cronstadt, menos obscure que
81 azul marine y, sin embargo, muy soste-
nido.
Sc llevarAn mucho los pespunteados, que
cubrirAn cast por complete las faldas J que en-
ell ruedo formarau una ornamentacion muy
bonita
Ademas dc los pespuntes, IS ussrsn
mucho los pliegues, sobre TODD en- las faldas
sofas.
Tambien go anunoia que sc ~llevarau mu
cho los scamails de pieles; pero adornados con
~enosjes 6 con muselina de seda.
ANTONIO AMBROA;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-27
va RE D q D E S.
Antonio Suliveres Rivera;
PROCURADOR TITULADO

H- con mas de Is amos de practica judicial. -1
Ia estab]e cido en- la vi la de Arecibo una
O6oina General de NegociUs, y eepecialmente
para asuntos jadiciales, administrative y no.
ta,ia!es.
ABOGADOS de la OFICINA.
EN- 'AREc1Ro.- .
Lcdos. Den Enrique Go: zales Darder.
Simon Large Agui,d.
- EN- SAN JUAN.
& HermiDio DIez Navarro,
Rafael Loptz Landr6n.
Antonio Sarmiento.
{ Herbert Il Smith.
En- esta oicir a Sc evaouan CO. sultss, con.
cier'a az empire t g, arreglan testamentsrfas y
sbintests tos. sg6no;a 9 la ocmprs-vents de to-
das classes de 6noas, 1ea!1z ,nse ocbros y se di-
rigen negocios y ssuntos en- todos los ramos.
V. 9. 800.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-27
Ultima bora.

Los Sres. Latimer , Fernandez, consigua.
tarios del Vapor ePonce,, que habia saliio de
New York Ell dis 10. han reoibido esta tarde
ua tele grama psrticipandoles que Ell refsrido
vapor ileg6 de arribada forzosa & Savannah,
deorgia, por habsr perdilo la helice.
No hnbo niaguna novedad en- parajeros J
tripulsci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-27

- Sc encuentra en- esta Capital don
Constantino Fernandez, seoretario de la Su.
curssl del Bsuoo E'panol, On Msyagaes.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09
NuSIann.

|
Nm 4. Mars biBte Nomiraf George
Teipep an goro Der Olympia" Die go=
miralsfagee auf. Sie Sorts uno Die
fremoen Griegsihiffe, barunter Der bri=
tide 3reuSer vNarciiius" uno Der oeut=
! l6e Sreu5er u&aiierin Muaulta", iotpie
ldmintli6e i'm 9ofen befinolihen ameri=
faniIden Sbiffe feuerten Salutidiille
ab.
Ser Sransportoampfer v8rant" eui
welhem iiD Elm She'll oes II. &esi=
ments beiinoet, traf am 6. Wldrs ii,
Sin9apora ein. Oerielbe fubr am 10.
Sanuar bon Seem Sort ab. Man
oentt, oaB er moraen Mtanila erreiben
miro.
Ser Sranspcrtoampier vSberioau"
1T BON Gibraltar. uoielblt er in Guar
antdne mar, ab9efabrsn, miro aber an,
Sue5.Ganal ebenfals in quarantine
9enommen tperoen. SerIelbe bot oas
speite gataillon oes II. Snfanteriere=
yiments an goro.
@ine Sepel6e aus Serne in Wefia=
len meloet. oaB auf Der oorti9en 3ede
Montcenis Iib Elm T0roerforbunfal er=
eignet bat, rpobei % gereleute mebr
ooer minoer idpere Yerlebunaen oa=
oontrugen.
Profellor Walermonn, elmer Der
Idbiaiten S6iiler oes Yrofehors Sod in
Berlin, ioG 'in Serum aeeen Die ~.u=
aenentsiinoung erfunoen baben. 9ie
(srperimente, Die nit 5bieren anaeiteut
lpuroen. tuaren erfolgrei6. St erperi=
nentirt jebt on Menlbeu.
Sci Der Snlel Samps i'm mittelldn=
oii6en Meer lit elm 5orpebobpot Deg
ensliiden S6iifes ngruiIer" seideitert
uno aht Mann ertranten.
Inter 3ugrunonobme Der Cobb
proouftion i'm Monate Ss5ember miro
ole Gelammt= t=8ploproouftion in Siio=
Nirita ii6 fit oos laufenoe ,}abr auf
runo S76, 500, 600 iteuen uno bamit
alle anoereu 8elooifricte Der @elt iiber=
lii9eln.
Gin GROCER Tlotten Sfanoal 1T in
5ebaltopol in Terbinouna nit Der
oiefernna BON Neuerungs=Waterial auf
Die Griegsidiffe ans Saeesli6t ae=
tommen. so OffiSiere lino ppr eil1
Rrieasaeriht gelaoen uno 500 3elgen
aufaerufen.
Ser Yapit iit pieoer bollitdnois ber=
sefeat.
Soeata lit ab9etreten uno Spaniea
bot Elm neues Mlniiterlum nit Seno,
SilDela als premler.
Mu6 Stalien milf bel Der Sbeilung
Gbinas ieinen 2lntbeil boben. Stulie=
niide &riessidiife baben i'll Der San
Muan gai Marines sSruppen an's Sano
aeidift uno iomit tbatlddlib bon Der
yai Selib ersriifen.
Nie aus Bombay beri6tet miro. lino
BORT, ben amtli6eu Beri6ten sufolge Il!
Der per9anaenea @obe gegen 1000
Yerlonen an Der 8eulenpe1t 9eforben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09
gsctt Dctt YbtIippinett.

@or Manila fam es uieoerum au
Gdmpfen nit Den Sniursenten. 2eb=
tere hatten Die 9lbli1t Die @arnilon bel
ben MaHertperfen pnn Der @erbinouno
nit Der 5taot ab5uibneioen. Sic rii=
len aber iofort aus, als bic Sruppen
uor5uriiden begonnen ; tie tbeilten 1ib
aber III fleine Mbtbeilunoen, lpo bies
INNER mnqlib mar, uno bin uno tpie=
Der saben iie cine 9ln5abl Sdiiiie ab.
nenn Tie ir9enomo i'm Walo Dedun9
uefunoen batten. Oie Sruppen aber
riidten unrnterbrohen uno ibnell Dor
uno Der 6einb muroe big nab Buaoa.
loupe binaus auF Der &e9ten unb bel.
jnabe bis na6 MariQuina auf Der 2in=
fen gans pertrieben. Die sSnlurgenten
erlitten beoeutenbe 8erlulte, auf ameri=
faniiher Seite tpurben aber nur &apt.
O'Brpan, bonn Wpomins &esiment,
| unb 3tpei 5Dloaten bertpunbet.
| Mm iNahmittae fubr Die Yrigaoe
oes Generals Sale fort, Die Snlur9en=
ten aug DEM @eldnbe su pertreiben, bas
| alpiIhsn benz &elernoir unb ben Maler-
perten liegt, cine Strefe bon orei Mei=
len. Bon Der linfen Settle bes 6luI1es
lift Der 6ein0 pertrieber, er befinbet 1id
aber mod Dor @eneral Wbeaton's 81.
lnien.
Die 0ibe lit heinabe unertrdolih.
Im Gonntaa 9ladmittag nm orel slllr
mar bic, Gemperatur "a Grab Jobren=
+ belt. Sm 2aufe beS Cages iunroen l25
Wann telnpordr bon Der 0ibe iiber.
|ipdltigt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09
Gine CeInaot.

Vor ipenigen Wtonaten nod iDar Scir
Elm itiles Stdotden BON 1900 ginlpob=
nern. Ser StolS oes Stdohens mar
oas Scio College. 9ie pruieloren wa=
rem Die 3elpettsperionen Der Staot,
uno oas 8elo. oas Die Stloenten Lin=
brahten, biloete Die beoeutenolte gr=
nerbsqueue Der @elbdftstreibenben.
Selten lfie9 Elm 6remoer auf Dem flei=
men yabnboI aus, Der ni6t in iraeno
elmer geaiebung gum Gp1eae 1tano uno
menn Die suten Sir9er in ben td9liAen
3eitungen - aub lol6e tamen bin =
bon &dufbduoeln. WDro uno Gaub Id
len, 10 lhlusen lie Die 9dnoe iiber oem
Sopf sulaaImen uno oantten ibrem
S6Opfer, bab 10 etmas in ibrem Stlot=
9en nlht mD9lid lei.
ge,e lit oas anoers 9eworoen! gi=
nes Sa9es ipuroe Sel entDtft uno nun
ftr0mteu bon allen Selten 6liifsidser
berbei. 3uerlt Celipetulonten, aber
lbnen alf Dem JuBe folgten Spieler
uno Nbenteuerer aller 9lrt. 9tad)
benz geridt elmer pittsburoer 3eitunq
ltebt beuts in Dem ebemuls 10 frieOli6en
Stdotden cine epielbolle an Der an
bern. gbe oas Sod) auf Dem @ebduoe
1T. miro ihon oas @eibdft erDfinet unb
oieleriAel,, lueld)e auf Die 2olter uno
2eioenidaften ibrer Mitmenlden lpetu=
Iiren. balten rei6e @rnte. Seiientlih
miro I'm Gelo selpielt. SSaro= unr
Roulctte=Silbe flnoet man IN ieoem
Geitaurant ulo 5onSlofule, mel6e bic
Ihlimlniten 2aiterbDbleu Der @robitdote
bieten, erwa6Ien iber Nadt aus oem
gDoen.
SieDt Elm erfabrner 9etettio iiber Die
Wlenge, Die al Der 9auptltrabe Dorbei-
Slebt, 10 erfennt er sablreid)e 8elellen.
oeren photographer bic GerbreGer9al
lerien Der @rObltdote Sierelt, piele, wel=
DE einen Gurius ooer mebrere i'm 3ubt=
bauie bur69emabt baben. gtaaibdn.
Del lino an Der SagesDronung uno Die
0fientll6e Si9erbeit 1T leere ginbil=
oun0.
Oie 0iientli1en yeDoroen in Gcir
llnb oieiem 3uitano 9egenilber tpebrlos.
9etaubt Ieben lie su, pie in ibrem
Staotben, no friiber nibt einmal cine
9Sirtbi6ait geOuloet wuroe, cine Spiel
bOlle na6 Der anoern erltebt, eine 5au3
bale na6 Der anoern ibre Sr9ien
Telegt.
Nbeno fiir Mteno treten Die Gtaot=
rdtbe suIommen uno lteden Die lueiien
R6pfe 5uIanmen uno berat1en,
lule Dem Weroerbeu 9elteuert mer=
Den tDune. IS ncroen bobpeile Ss=
lhliilie 9efoBt, itrense Yeroronuneen
erlalen, uno am nddlien Sage millen
Die ebrluiiroi9en Staotudter leben. Dab
li6 t.in Menl6 um ibre Geroronun9en
fiimnert.
Mopor Sbafer, elm bieoerer Garmer.
Der iein 9lmt 81 ielner uno isiner Mit=
biir0er 3ufrieoenbeit perIab, ebe otr
Selbubm fam, bat einseieben. oaB II
oer Derdnoerten Situation ni6t geipat=
len lit. gr bat relignirt uno am Mon-
tag ioate ein 9tahfol9er eruannt mer=
ben. Sb man aber einen Mam iin=
oct, nel9er I'M 6tanoe lit, nit Der ee=
Ieblolen ganoe, Die 9eaenmdrtia in
Wirtlibteit Die 0errIbaft iiibrt, fertie
Il tper0ell, lit elne an0ere 5Srage.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09
Nemeite Wa1rid)te,t.

Sn Gleoelano muroe bor bem an oer
guclio Noenue llno grieltraBe gelesenen
6idor @ebdube cine sebu 3oll lance
uno eineu 3oll oite Nptroslpcerir=
Bombe 9efunoen.
Die ruIli16e Grdfin Waliiloff iit nit
ibrem Gammeroiener our69ebrannt.
Ser 3ar bat ibr ben srailiden S1tel
entso9en.
Ser Dampfcr v9lioa", bon Sam=
burg nab gaetu Sort, 1T perldoaen.
st fubr I'M Sesember nit 3uder mad
9}eip Sort ab unb ieitber bat man ni6ts
mebr BON ibm 9ebOrt.
Yei GlaD Genter, RanIas, muroe eine
furhtbare Morothat entoed.. Sin
Na6bar, Der in oas 6aus Sobn 6il=
bert's trat, fano oaielblt Die 9eiden Der
6rau Gilbert uno bier Rinbern oes
gbepaares i'm Mlter bon 9, z, 5 reip. 3
Sabren, bas dltelfe Elm 3nabe, Die ans
bern brei Mdo6en. Ser 8atte uno
0ater 1T perldmunben. = 8ilbert if
perbaftet unb bat bas @eitdnoniB abge=
leet, er babe Die sanse 6amilie ermor=
bet.
8rof @oluhoipsfp, Der Dfterreidild)t
Minilter oes MeuBern. ioa Die Nbii61
baben, audi fir Oelterreib elm Stiid
bon China 81 forbern. Eas febltt
nod. baB gu oem Nationengemiib, oas
oas pielipradise &eid ihon jebt an Den
&anb bes Nb9runbs 9ebra6t bat, aud
nod Elm 9inefides Clement, genlila'
tuiiroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09

= Bei Der Nerhanolung bes Militdre=
tots I'M beutIden 3eiAstaae tana Die
priieelitrafe 5nr 5prade. Ser natio=
nalliberale prof. Dr. paaide iaate, oaB
bic 3unebmenbe 8ottloliafeit cine 0er-
robllns Der Suaeno sar Gol9e babe es
udre burbaus fein ln9liid, ipenn ben
iungen Meni1en bel gemiiien Bergeben
einige ,iiber9e5o9en" iuiiroetl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09

I Der MenId, Der fb iiber cnbere
luitig ma4t, 1T Elm trouriGer Welele.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-20
Opcninc and Closing or the Mails.


Northern mails, week days, close at 7 80
and II As g. ID. and i 10, 80, 6 so and
1Op.m N. Open at 90 r. NJ, II 90 IN.
and 5 90 D. N. On Sundays Northern mails
close at / l ID 4. IN. and 20 p. m.
Southern maila via Charlottesville, close
at 7 SO and 10 50 a. m. and 10 and
10 p. N. Open 1t 8 90 a. m. and 30
and 4:30 p. IN.
southern malls, viz Richmond, close ST
10 20 a. m. and 13 and 8 10 Pm.
Manassas Division mails close at 90 a. II.
and 3 As p. III. Open 81 / p. m.
Alexardria and Rodnd Hill mails close al
8 40 q. n. and 90 p q. Open at 8 90 q. m.
and 3 30 p. N.
Chesapeake and Ohio nails close at 15
p. m. and s 10 P. III. Open at 00 a. m. and
so p. IN.
Washington malls close at 7 50 and IL 45
a. H., and 15 2 so, so and 10 p. N.
Open at 90 q. M, u 90 m. and 3 90 and
oficce C. Eoar-opsn a. 90 a. m. Close at
sunday @ d y Hour.-opsn at 800 a. m. Close
Carrier schedule-Conections made on
inside route3-6 80 and 10 90 8. n. and
3 90 and 5 30 p. ~. Full route-6 80 g. m.
and g 50 p. N. Sunday collection % IT,,
m. Carriers' window open Sunday 90 a. m.
and close 8 30 a. N.
Deliveries made co Il. M, l 90 p. ~, and
4 45 p. N.
before hour indicated for closing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-20
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtin, PlainGeld, ILL.,,
makes the statement that she caught
cold which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told her
she was hopeless victim OF consump
ton and that no medicine could cure
be-. Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption; she
bought bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from first dose. She
continued its use and, after taking six
bottles, found herself sound and well;
now does her own homework, and is as
well as she ever was.-Free trial bottles
of this Great Discovery at E. S
Leadbeater & Sons Drug Store. Only
so cents and 81 90, every bottle guaran-
teed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-20

How TO KEEP WELL.-"The re
ouirements of health can be counted on
the fingers OF one hand" slid leading
London physician. "They are good
fresh air, good food, suitable clothing,
cleanliness, and exercise and rest.
1.-THE first two requirement affect
the blood, and as the blood circuates
all over the body, every part of the
BODY, including the brain, is affected.
Fresh air affects the purity of the
blood. The freshest air is cut of doors,
and it is the duty of everyone who
wishes to be healthy to spend q Gel
tain amount OF time in the open air.
Good food is not ne, )ssarily expensive
food.
"Exercise and rest should alternate
and balance each other. Il is quite
possible to take too much exercise. and
this side of the question must be guard
ed against as carefully rs the other.
"Women, as a rule, DO not rest sui
iciently. Every woman should Try
during the day to get few minutes ci
rest. even if it interieres with her req
ular work. 1t is impossible for her to
attend to the health and welfare of her
family if her own health suffers from
overwork and lack of rest. She should
follow her husbands example. Al
though he is busy all day long, he
generally makes it hard-and-fast rule
to rest during the evening in the very
hest way. namely-by change OF EN-
ployment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-20

G. NJ. Pidgeon said that his sugar
corn planted about July 10 was making
some resting ears, but that his late
plantirgs would not do much.
E. f. Mason spoke of the change 10
the opinion of authorities on the subject
of using ni.rogenous fertilizers. Writers
in the Southern Planter now recon-
mend the use of phosphate lime or 5. C.
rock.
Mr.. Harrison suggested as means OF
adding interest to our meetings that
the members be appointed in rotation
to tt,G bring forward subjects for discussion,
ing ins prepared to lead in the discussion. se
The suggestion meeting with favor
the president appointed a. Lewis
Lukens to be prepared with subject
at our next meeting.
The club then adjourned to meet al
Lewis Gilingham's October IA.
CHAs. PIDGEoN, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-20
Ii HUNG CHANG AND TIE PHIL
IPPINES

A dispatch from Shanghai says: Lii
Hung Chang was interviewed an Sun
day ard he freely discu sed the Philip
pine question.
"W hat do l think of your American
occupation OF the Philippines ?" he
said. II consider it a great mistake.
When General Grant was here he as
sured me that America wss committed
to the policy of non-aggression on
weaker nations, but since this man Nc
Kinley became President America
seems TO Cast aside its traditional pol
icy of honor, riches and safety and -
have entered upon the same land grab
hing plan of England, Germany and
Russia. II Grant had lived no such
mistake would have been made, for
the people trusted him, obeyed him
and believed in him. Mckinley muet
be q sort of weak and uncertain man.
81 think America should ultimately
withdraw from the islands,"
but" l said, "AmeIic1 could not
retire honorably during hostilities. The
islands were not sought, Tut forced
upon Us a. & result OF the war;"
SIS Aguinaldo not man of ability
and patriotism ?" esked the distinguish.
ed ststeman.
'Aguinaldo," replied, "sold out to
Spain once and possibly is waiting for
the chance to sell out again"
Then why not buy him of? ?" asked
his excellency.
Because" I said, ''it would be
against American policy"
"You have already begun buying
islands, he retorted. "You paid twen-
ty millions to Spain after the war had
ceased. Would it not be good idea
to nay q little more to complete the
bargain and prevent further loss Of
American life and an endle:s pension
roll ?''
"What solution do you suggest?" l
inquired.
"sell the islands to Japan" he re-
piled. "She is undoubtedly eager to
acquire them end has neighboring pos
sessions IN Formoss and could suhju-
gate them cheaper than America"
"Would not retiring aow cause the
European powers to struggle Tor pos
session and general wai?"
"That would not hurt America" he
replied. "Sell the Philippines and let
US fight it out in our own way"
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IL SONS AND DAUGHTERS
IN SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
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n W.. Washington ID. G..
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date. Day and nigh, sessions for ten months
Rapid, legir'e and beautiful Writing, Rapid
Calculations Thorough English, Bookkeeping
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Moral and Socisl Culture.
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sand Graduates of Srenccrian College, whore
they are and what they are doing.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-20
BY r. Z. Knox, Auctioneor
SATURDAY,

tho 30th day of September, 1899,
at the front door of the Market Building, on
Royal street, in the city of Alexandria, Va
at u o'clock m. the property conveyed by
the said deed OF trust; to wit,
A TRACT OF LAND in the said county OF
Fairfax adjoining the land formerly owned
by Thompson Javins aud Francis Triplett,
on tho road leading to the city of Alexandria,
Virginia, and containing 81 acres and 100
poles, more or less.
ALSO a TRACT OF LAND near to the
above described tract, containing 40 acres,
together with an outlet from the last named
tract of land, one POE wide, to the first
named tract of land. with the buildings and
improvements OH the said lands and all rights
and appurtenanccs to the same belonging, be.
ing the premises now occupied by the said
John q. Butler.
For more full description of the said lands.
eference is hereby made to the said decd Of
rust. Terms of salo-Cash.
HENRY f. GRILLRORTZER,
aUg25 cote Trustee.