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New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
NORTON AND JAYNE SUPPORTED.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF MARINE So
CIETY CHARGES BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF SAILORS SNUG HARBOR WITH
ATTEMPTED COERCION.
ATTEMPTED CARC

The Standing Committee of the Marine Society
met Yesterday and passed resolutions indorsing
the action of Captains George L. Norton ana AUS
tin Jayne with reference 10 the investigation vi
the charges brought against Commander Daniel
Delehanty. governor Of the Sailors Snug Harbor,
by the nurses of the institution. Those present at
the meeting were Captains Austin Jayne B r.
Marsh G. d. S. Trask George L. Norton John
Trecartin. c. j. Moer Albert Spencer, ]. II.
Hughes David Taylor j. H. Chamberlain and
T. NJ Nichols. The resolutions which were of-
fered by Captain Albert Spencer who was at one
time trustee Of the Sailors Snug Harbor. are as
follows:
Whereas The marine members Of the Board OF
Trustees Of the Sailors Snug Harbor have mace
earnest effort TO prevent action by n majority OF
said Board prejudcial to the claims of mariners
of the merchant service. and have deemed IL az ao-
ceedings Of said Board. that all who interested
in the welfare Of tnat great charity may iaT ang
Whereas. We regard as an outrage me attempt ,o ao
auiesce in an arbitrary mandate enjoining secrecy
to its action. by moving a vote OF censure' pc
cause Of the exercise oi ms cnUe c aG
Whereas. We consider the adoption OF certain
rules by majority vote fixing limit to the period
own support ashore before applying for admis.
sion to the and by waCng IN 70 caSf ober
seamen as unjust, unwaTranted and contrary 10
the spirit which has heretofore prevailed in the
government of the institution: therefore, be 1t
Resolved. That the support, approval and thanks
S Save Ems epSeayored o prevent and Correct cond
tions adverse to the intent Of the founder OF the
society OF which he was also an honored mem
Resolved That the expense for such legal aid as
fed accord the relief we seek be betrayed by the
society.
The committee which is investigating the charges
against Governor Delehanty held no meeting yes
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
SUIT AGAINST E.. S. STOKES DISMISSED.

Justice Freedman in the Supreme Court yester-
day read long opinion in which he dismissed the
suits brought by the Hoffman House Company and
James d. Leary against Edward S. Stokes. The
suit brought by the Hoffman House Company 10
recover $4,000 from e. s. Stokes. in a complicated
transaction relating to the establishment Of trust
fund, is also dismissed. The Leary suit grows out
OF the famous litgations between w. f. D. Stokes
and Edward s. Stokes Justice Freedman's opinion
reviews this litigation. He says that In 1885 +. s.
Stokes assigned TO Ronald 7. Mcdonald and James
D. Leary judgment for $4,000 to indemnify them
against loss damage as suretes his (E s.
Stokes'sl bond on an appeal from decision against
him in the suits Of w. L. d. Stokes. Subsequently
this judgment set aside. In this case Justice
Freedman decides that neither Mr.. Leary nor the
co-paintif has any further interest in the liiga-
ton. He therefore dismisses the suit against E. g.
Stokes.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
NOT DISCUSSED AT THE MEETING.

There was a regular monthly meeting Of the
Third Avenue Railroad Company yesterday after
noon, which executive session. Edward
Lauterbach, counsel and director of the company,
said after the meeting that the subject of the
underground rapid transit contract, which it was
rumored the company to bid on, had not
been talked of ALL but that only routine business
had been transacted.
The company has started the running Of its
the One hundreds and twenty -fifth-st
branch and within fortnight expects TO have a
hundred more Of them in operation The cars
are forty-one feet over all. with cross seats, and
illuminated by twenty electric lights. They
will seat forty persons and provided with air
brekes.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
HUGUEyOT ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

The Huguenot anniversary in commemora ton of
the revocation OF the Edict OF Nantes will be OBJ
served In the chapel of the Marble Collegiate Re-
formed Church on Tuesday. November a at 3:3o
O'Clock The programme will consist OF addresses
by the Kew. Dr. David james Burrell. president OF
the Franco-American Committee: the Rev J. E.
Knatz-dOriol, delegate OF the Evangelical Churches
OF France: the Rev. Henry Granlienard, pastor of
the French Evangelical Church OF this city and
professor Jean Charlemagne Brace, OF Vassar Col
iege. .ege. Mrs. p. Looms. president OF the Ma
uonal HuEuenot Auxiliary, Will read a report on
womens work. and Mrs. Richard T. Percy will sing
solos. accompanied by her husband.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
REGRET AT DIR. VIRGINS RESIuNhiio"'
,,o s,-ccrsr1oS YET AS TO WHO MAY SUCCEED
HIM IN THE PULPIT OF THE PlbGhM
coNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH

The resignation Of the Rev. DR.. Samuel H. virgin
pastor Of the Pilgrim Congregational Church' a.
observation-disclosures ana MauisonA' :.
cama as such a surprise yesterday to the
members of the congregation that none OF
them can tell yet what steps Will be taken
to supply the vacancy. Those who were seen
Yesterday by a Tribune reporter expressed the
deepest regret that they must now look about tor
another leader, and many were douptini IL ohe
could be found for some time VINO wouio 'ahe up
~, r.orL and carry Il on with the same success as
DR.. Virgin has mad A joint meeting OF tne ehutcn
and the society will probably be announced mex, next
S,indav 10 he held on the second Sunday follow
ing At that time the resignation of the pastor
vii he considered and a committee on pulpit supply
snnointed AS DR. Virgin will continue in the pulpit
until January l. 1900, considerable time Will De gwen
this committee to select ciergymeh 10 supply 'he
pulpit.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
FRESH TRADE DEVELOPhEATS.

The cotton spinning business OF Japan suffered
depression last year. but is now reported 10 De
booming The factories In Osaka have dlfiicuity IN
ending all the expert labor they wish The output
60 exnected TO reach a million bales of yarn this
year of which six hundred thousand bales Will be
reyained al home and the remainder exported,
nrobably to China. In the northern part OF thai
eemnIre a lustrous yarn. made OF American ana
gdRjan cotton mixed and spun in Japan. has found
favor but yet Southern emma Is STOW 10 dccepe
~ H. .renorted Al present British India supplies
nore tTan 20 per cent OF the consumption, but
America has doubled her sales to Japan. and the
1a1ter now obtains 80 per cent of her raw cotton
from this country. China furnishes only IL per
cent.
A steam driven carriage Just finished by the
Baldwin Automobile Company, In Providence X. L.
weighs $50 pounds is provided with seats Tor -FOUR
Messengers and Is expected to develop speeds rang
ING from three to twenty-five miles an hour. The
cylinders are two In number and upright. Inc
heat is applied the boilers by means OF kerosene
or easoIene lamps Power is transmitted TO the
rear axle by an nclosed sprocket chain Shop
tests have been made and road tests are to follow
Immediately. The tires pneumatic.
advance Sheets of Consular Reports" issued
by the State Department and dated November
contain n descriptive list OF the dozen banks
in Venezuela with which business would natural
" be conducted by North American exporters
The organization of trusts In free trade Britain
continues One OF the latest combinations report
cd Is that of the calico printers of Lancashire and
Scotland. This industry has suffered from compe-
tion and the cutting Of prices for long time, but
consolidation will undoubtedly lead TO higher prices
and prosperity. The combination represents from
35 CJ6O 900 to 100000 of capital.
Italy is pushing for trade in the East. and is
adopting modern methods Of advertising her wares
A large showroom has been opened at Port Said
for the display OF silks, porcelain and glassware.
a ne enterprise started In August last, and al
ready has proved n success The manager has his
lodgings free a salary of 800 a month and 90 per
cent OF the earnings. He took In orders TO the
amount OF 81 720 in a few weeks.
To prevent the forging OF dates on railway tick
cts the Louisville and Nashville Company uses
ticket that bears at one end series OF dates
ranged like the amounts of money indicated a
postal order before II is torn out OF the postmas
ter's book BY placing a ruler on the ticket in the
proper manner the railroad agent can tear the
ticket in such a way that all earlier dates Will re-
main on and all later ones be removed. Hence II
Is impossible to deceive a conductor with OF
these tickets. The scheme has been In for
three years and works well
There has been some suspicion that the tin supply
of the Malay peninsula giving out But the
British Resident General there says that the
contrary. the possible production Is enormous and
has scarcely begun.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
TIE INDICTMENT AGAINST KANE.
COURT OF APPEALS DECIDES AGAINST THE
BROOKLYN SEWER COMMISSIONER

Albany. Nov 13y--Papers on appeal In the case
OF the People VS.. Kane were filed to-day with
the Court Of Appeals by District Attorney Steele,
of Brooklyn. The appeal Is from the decision Of
the Appellate Court affirming Justice Jenks's de-
cision that the indictment against Sewer Comma
sloner James Kane Is defective
District Attorney Steele holds that the indict-
ment found by the Grand Jury upon the charges
presented by the Brooklyn League is sound, and
that the Court Of Appeals will sustain It. The in.
dictment charged that Commissioner Kane Will
fully disregarded the provisions Of the charter IN
giving contracts for cleaning basins in Brook
1yn at 81 basin without public letting. Con-
tractor Cunningham did the work and presented a
number OF bills, each under 1900 but aggregating
over $1,000 Controller Coer refused 10 pay the
bills, and the contractor brought suit against the
lfv
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
THE sBIpBUILDING COMBINATION.

At the office OF j. & w. Seligman Co. 1t was
said Yesterday that there were no additional de-
tails concerning the project for combining the ois
shipbuildng companies Of the country interests
Identified with the Bath (Me) Iron Works one OF
the companies mentioned as likely to enter the
combination said yesterday that the use OF that
company's name was thus far unwarranted' " ~
was admitted that the officers of the company had
been approached by the promoters OF the plan,
hut II was declared that there had been simply
an Interchange Of views concerning the practica-
bility of the scheme.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
TEIEpBONE. TELEGRAPH AND CABLE CO

The stockholders Of the newly incorporated ,a Ie'e
phone Telegraph and Cable Company OF N'.sa Anie,'
yesterday approved the charter OF the coP a,,,,,ar
.Iaotad the following officers: President william
I Latta; treasurer. George F. Hawkins secretary
Iobn r. staufer; directors, William J. Latta, Mar ~
rim MaIoney and James f. Hayes. Inc arMet MWaionev
incornoration show that Messrs. Latta, Wa Mhio.ay ~
and HAYES who the corporatorS. hTtu Ts on on
shares each The shares are OF 900 eacn' Inc ""
thorIzed capital stock Is $8OOo,OO
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
TO CONTINUE AT 2 PER CENT.

The Bank Commission. which meets every 80 -
- 80 az the rate of interest paid by banks on
nit,, denoss met Yesterday and decided to continue
the rate of interest at per cent, the same same IA, as
g. has been for several years rev oaik5S, MI 5S,st "
@ we're added to those already on the ilst
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among those who will sail to-day the North
German Lloyd steamer Trave for Bremen, by way
OF Southampton. are Fried Rebensburg William
Won Krosigk and Alfred Wurmbach OF the I'm
Rerlai German Navy: Captain Jacobson George
Turnbun and Baron Mumm Won Schwarzenstein.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
Stylish Trimmed Hats, S. to $40

put the that always You ind the
depend opening for the scons
spaon Paris me makes particularly charming hat this week have rep
public Our
Wanamaker'.
Paris
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New-York tribune., 1899-11-14

and OF the %
WOO"
wool carpet-and
Of markets. oeNng
adjunct dgoods buss business Se
gooos
farther and gather literally than almost any otne store you n
Englshf fine
siderable store has from the with
ore9 ThIwe first choice with
of the producer
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14

The life savers at Oak Island Life Saving Station
report that the schooner Mary c. Stuart, which
went ashore near there on Saturday can be saved
but that her cargo of coal will have be thrown
overheard.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14

~ j.; John V. Bacot. Oliver g Carter. West Or.
angc n J.: william g. Bacot, East Orange N II
John r. Charlton, Monroe, N. j.: Henry g. Ward.
ner. w. w Thompson. John Rose Deiafied, A. w
Andrews r. o. Callaghan, Henry X. Taylor ana
Franklin Johnson New-York City. N
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
DUBLIys MAYOR DIMES WITH ROOSEVELT.

Albany, Nov. 13.-Daniel Talon, Lord Mayor OF
Dublin and John z. Redmond. accompanied by
Secretary Of State McDonough. and Assemblyman
George T. Kelley paid their respects to Governor
Roosevelt this morning at the Capitol and later
dned with the Governor.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
RAMAPO PAPERS SERVED.

ALBANY.
Albany. Nov. 13 (5peciaD David p. Hill has had
the legal papers served upon the Ramapo Water
Company. informing them formally OF his attempt
to dissolve its corporation. The officers Of the
pany must answer within twenty days. and then
issue IL Joined and the may be brought 10 trial
at any special term OF the Supreme Court held In
Albany.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
Beauty and the Beast=-=Are One Now

display Broadway window holds OF the liner spec
mems There $85 and Sl2S
$780, Beast beauty
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
WAWAMAKER'S WANAMAkERS
Fine New Carpets Reduced a
WAMAMAKER'S
Fourth

TRANGE good thousand yards fine Administer
y Carpes-quic fifty styes-to sell at
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
Luxurious Bed Clothing

Quilts And what French danyn this both dainty
They quilts ewhch sensible These have
them and dess
bbonqued and
figures worthy Francis Comemht be done for
S quilt
S-and shall sell them half their fair French price and the Cwto
duy-$25. (2) $40, (2); $50 and $50.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
one dollar a yard

, styles-to sell at
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-31
STATE or ONO. err or ToLrpo, :.

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he Is the
senior partner OF the hrm Of r. 1heney
4 Co. dong business IN the city OF loiedo;
County and State aforesaid, and that sad
flrm will pay the sum ofpne hundred iol.
lars for each and every case 81 cataf y ia.
cannot be cured by the use OF Hall : Catarrh
Cure FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed N my
presence. this 9th day OF December, A. u.
isss A. w. GLEASON,
ISeal1 Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces az the system. Send for testimonials,
free. r. j. CHENEY & co, Toledo, y.
Sold hy druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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THE TREATY WITH MEXICO.
Washington Authoritic. Looking
Forward 10 the Ratification Of
the Extrndition Treaty

Washington. March - The author
ties here are looking forward hope
fully 70 the meeting of the Mexican
congress next month. when the new
sNtradition treaty already ratified by
the United State~ senate will be- rati-
fed hy thc Mexican senate. Until then
a peculiar condition Of affairs exists.
a. the old eNiradition treaty has eN-
pircd and the new one has not gone
into operation This interim makes
MeNico an asylum for offenders from
this side. and similarly the United
States Is an asylum for siolators Of the
laws of Mexico. II Is understood. how
e yr. thar the terms Of the new treaty
will not permit this condition 20 give
permanent immunity 70 offenders. Ar
though the treaty Is till held ia secret.
one provision Is that il shall b. retro
active covering crimes committed dur
ing the present interim. This prosis-
ion. II j. said. Will terminate any brief
asylum offenders may enjoy up 70 the
time The Mexican senate ratiiies the
treaty.
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ANTI-AMERICAN DIATRlBES.
The organ Of the spanish COLONY I'm
Mexico city Continues to Throw
Mud mt Uncle sam.

Mexico City. March -. Correa
E~panola. The organ of the Spanish
colony. continues 10 insult the Ameri-
cans in Cnha and says; Civilization
fas disappeared from Cuba with the
disappearance ~ ID. Spanish flag. No
spectacle, could be more repulsive. The
American soldiers have converted the
beautiful park into camp. There
they eat: there they dring. and there
they wallow freely like hogs IN the
creek on summer day.
"Oh what sad page 70 history OF
this human race Is the United States
writing in Cuba and the Philippines
What step backward in the path Of
civilization has been taken b. North
America in letting loose its immoral
and cynical soldiers on those unhappy
countries"
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Sergeant Buck Taylor. one OF The
famous Rough Riders. is a personal
friend of Governor Roosevelt, OF New
York. lie accompanied Governor Roose'
welt on his great stumping tour
through upper New York state lie
was promoted through galiantry III
the field during the late war.
The Sergeant has the following &c
say Of Pe-ru-na: II thinl. there j. nc
bet ter medicine-on earth than Pe-ru-na
for catarrh. u has cured me. Ii
would take a volume to tell you all
the good it has done me. Pe-ru-na is
the best catarrh cure on earth. and
know. for have tried nearly all OF
them. Respectfully.
Buck r. Taylor"
Winter weather causes catarrh. Ev
erybody knows this. But everybod,
does not stop to think that winter
weather delays the cure Of catarrh. ]
takes longer TO cure a case OF catarrl
in the winter generally. than in tn
warn season. Sprin~ is here. Nov
f. the time favorable 70 the treatmen
Of old and especially stubborn case
of catarrh.
Send for book entitled Facts ART
Faces" Sent free by The Pe-ru-n,
Drug M'rg Co. Columbus, O.
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The English Parliament Is considering the
pan 81 connecting that country Win rI4hse
ia,d an The bottom OF the English channel,
and by mounting trestlework on wheels, 80
that II projects above the water, the rasl way
can De operated. This seems beyond belief,
but il Is perhaps no more remaF kap,s IMAM
some of the cures accomplished 10y Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters IN bad cases q dss
pepsla, Indigestion and constipation ihisa
an axe Of wonderful achievements.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-31
FIRE AT TOWNSVILLE, GA.
Other Buildings Burp-d-I'incy
Woods Hotel saved.

Thonasvillc. Ga March %. Fire,
starting about ? a. m. destroyed the
opera house ond three or four other
buildings. Loss. about $4,000. The
large pincy Woods hotel. filled with
northern guests. escaped uninjnred.
after an exciting night for Us in
mates. The Hanna cottage. where the
president is staying. j. a mile away.
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Many People cannot Drink

coffee at night II spoils their sleep, GU
can drink Grain-O when you please and sleep
like a top. For Gran-O does not stimulate
II nour.shes. cheers and feeds. let i looks
and tastes like the best coffee. For nervous
persons. Young people and children Graln-O
j. the perfect drink. Made from pure grains
Get a package from your grocer to-day. Try
it in place 81 coffee. II and pc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-31

Washington. March lS. 1872
NJ Dear ~ir I am ~ receipi of tonr
very considerable letter ~ the ninth
inst in wh.rh yoH express desire that
without regard fo Your ossn interests
ihe other naval officials who rendered
such conspicuous services in the naval
campaign im tie West Indies may have
the enhancement which you recom-
nlended for them. and in which you
ask nothing for yourself.
/ highly CONNIE nd this disinierrsted
action on vour part Let me- assure
YOU that ! have the highest apprccia-
ton Of your services AZ commandments
chief at the AtlaE-ic naval forces dur
ing the Spanish war. in blochading
Cuba. cooperating with The army. di-
recting The movements ~ the great
number Of vessels under your orders
and nv last. after the most effective
preparations. cou~ummafing. with the
gallant officers and men under Your
command. the destruction Of the SPAN
Z i.h feet Ii was in recognition Of
I YOUR services and OF your great skill.
that recommended you 10 the senate
for the advancement which YOU had
earned
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-31

No Reciprocity - could tcI you an
amusing incident about my VISIT tD the Br Z
ish museum. said the II end who had
Travelled. w hich yc- are welcome 70 pub. "a
II You don't use my name lne BRUSH
museum" ccldly piled the editor 81 the
Boomville Terror. -has never sent me any
eomplimentaries 80 Ear as ] can remember,
and Il rn't gong 20 set any tree acvertis-
ing IN this rarer. 80 h.caEl Irlhlns.
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Write to-sfag 70 Allen $ Olmsied. Le Row.
N. hor . FREE sample ~ Allen Foc.-
Ease, apewder T. shake into YOUR shoes. II
cures chilblalns, sweating. damp. swollen,
aching feet II makes tight shoes easy.
Cures Corns. Bunions and Iugrowing Nails
Aldruggists and shoe stores sellit = cents
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Chicago. March "a Harry II. Ham
mand. the assailant 81 John r. Shayne.
the State street furricr. has been re-
leased on S20,Oo0 hail. The physicians
state thar unless blood poisoning sets
in Shaync's chances 81 recovery are
good
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a veteran Gone.

Norfolk. Va. March -. Mai. James
r. MilliIScn. a veteran Of the Mexican
aud civil wars. il dead az his home in
this city. aged 20 years. lie resigned
ss midshipman in the United States
navy To enter the confederate service.
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IL see that distilled water j. really poison
Gus" said the maiah That j. what comes,
uh, OF interfering with nature.
tuah nevah intended the Gistiliery, sab. 20
be idling its time away on watah, sab. =
Indianapolis journal
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Augusta. Ga. March 25 augusta
will erect a monument 10 Hon. Pat
rick Walsh. The idea is TO put up .
bronze statue ~ heroic size in one Of
the public squares. The entire south
VIII b. Invited TO assist.
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did your rich aunt leave you anything"
"Not a cent.
.Nsu well, So she wasn't even 4 penny
sun,ie Ia YOU. ehs"-Philadelphia North
American.
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Hanged for KILLING MS sweetheart

-. Paul. Mimi. March -. \ Bis
mark \. ID special 70 the Dispatch
says: James W. Cole. negro. who
or December ~ shot and killed his
sweetheart. Sophronia Ford. through
rage and jealousy. cNpiaied his crime
here On the xcaffold.
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Our Industries.

"Cuba seems 70 adopt our industries quite
readily
Yes, I'm told Cuban tobacco Is already
hea- produced in Cuba 70 some extent. -
Detroit journal.
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Very truly yours
wv. M.KINLEY.

Eear-Adrniral ". r. Sampson. L. 5.
navy. commauder-in-chief u. = naval
forces. North Aiianaic feet I. :. flag
ship New York. iIsvgaa. Cuba.
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weyIer.. Forecast.

Il don't think growied Gen. Weyler,
"that my ability as i prophet Is recognized
a il should be-"
Whats the matter. general
wei. didn't predict that Cuba would
eventually be pacified Pittsburgh Chron-
icle-