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The times., 1899-10-08
PEACE SIGNS PREVAIL.
The End of the Venezuelan Revoiu-
ton in sight.

Peace Will, it is thought, prevail in Ven
ezueIa, Judging from a telegram received
at the State Department yesterday from
Captain Hemphill, OF the Detroit. Presi-
dent Andrade, it is believed, win resign, and
the peace terms to which Captain Hemphill
and the United States Minister have been
parties will prevail. The despatch states:
Detroit arrived today, By the request and on
the advice of the United States Minister, have
brought Government peace commissioner from
Puerto Cabello as 10 expedite pending Hego-
tiations for peace before the expiration Of armis-
tice. Castro has accepted conditions profered
and il the Venezuela president will hold TO them
final settlement will be arranged October 8, at
Victoria. The terms OF the settlement have not
i nrnhahin
The times., 1899-10-08

President Patton, of Princeton. has been
at unnecessary pains to explain that the
gentleman who has given one hundred
thousand dollars to the university, with
which TO found chair of political science,
is not the late Grover Cleveland. No
American in his sober senses ever could
have accused the person referred to of such
an act 1t was miles. and balloons, and
moons above his plane.
The times., 1899-10-08
At the president,s Request.

ALBANY, N. Y. Oct 7-Governor
Roosevelt said today, that at President
McKinIey's personal request, he was to
speak in Cincinnati oS October 21, and in
Maryland on October "a and 25. The Gov
ernor had desired to speak in Nebraska,
but found it would be physical impossi-
bility to keep his previous engagements
here if he spoke in that State.
The times., 1899-10-08

and il behooyes the Administration TO make
its meaning plain, and 10 disprove the in
furious assertions regarding the good faith
of our Treaty Commissioners and their
sponsors in Washington, now being made
both by the F1lipinos in Boston and their
co-insurrectionists in the Philippines.
The times., 1899-10-08
Sustain the Government.

As in America, in England, the impending
war is made subject OF political contention
Sir William Vernon Harcourt. a leading member
OF the Opposition, attacks Mr.. ChAmberIains 5
policy savagely, ard more than intimates that
Mr.. Chamberlain is personally responsible for !
crisis for which there is no adequate foundation
But in England, as in America. the Government
viii be sustained in prosecuting the war to a
frirnnplant conclusion
The times., 1899-10-08
Not nIue-nIooaea Mnrlners.
(From the Hartford Courant.)

Y IVlII tII0 lFIIIIII NVIFIIFlI-I
Don't lose sight OF the fact that those carous-
ing, pillagins deckhands ara stokers YOU read "a
were the swcepines OF the Liverpool quays, has
tily shipped at the last moment because there
was a strike and good men were not to DC h9a.
Don't forget the scores 81 true stories Of ship
wrecks in which English and taierican sailpis
have put their duiy before teir lives With fFIift
acroisni worthy Of he aoblesI traditions OF Ihair
race.
The times., 1899-10-08
rhe Eel cid Cbristene5

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. Miss Jessie
Adele Brahams, of Brooklyn, today chris
tened the new Morgan Line steamship Ell
Cid. as it dashed down the ways at the
shipyard. The launching was witnessed by
several thousand people.
The times., 1899-10-08
A Castiifan CInfm.

(From the Chicago Chronicie.)
] regret to deprive Mcssrs. Proctor, Long,
Roosevelt, and Mckinley of any glory, but when
it TO the question of making Dewey |
feel IT proper to suggest that had something
to do with the process myself. Madrid.
Uate Of Manila.)
Collect
The times., 1899-10-08

Readers Of TIE TINES who may at any time
be unable 10 procure copies Of Il at any news
stand or railroad staticn. on railroad trains.
viii confer . favor upon the management BY
sending TO this ofice information Of the fact.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER s, 1899.
The times., 1899-10-08
subornation of Treason.

II is to be presumed that Mr.. Mckinley
would not be ashamed TO profit by the wis
dom and keen insight Of his great prede-
cessor. Abraham Lincoln. On this theory
it may be useful to him to have his atten-
President on treason and subornation of
treason.
During the Civil WARM 1S63-Mr.
Clement L. yallsndigham, of Ohio, was
arrested for seditious conduct. and a meet
ing Of his sympathizers in Albany, n. Y,
passed resolution condemning that ac-
ton of the Government. Mr.. Lincoln. al
ways ready TO meet any sort of people
scuarely. wrote letter to the chairman OF
the protestants which is well worth re-
production at this time. In it he said:
Mr. yauandigham avows his hostility to the
on the part of the Union. and his arrest was
made because he was laboring, with some effect,
to prevent the raising Of troops, 10 encourage de-
serrion from the army, and TO leave the rebellion
without adequate military force to suppress IL
He was warning upon the military, and this gave
the military constitutional jurisdiction TO lay
hands upon him.
Must / shoot a simple-minded soldier boy who
deserts while ! must not touch hair of a willy
agitator who induces him 10 desertg This is none
The less injurious when effected by getting a
father or brother or friend into n public meeting
and then working upon his feelings until he is
persuaded 10 write the soldier boy that he is
fighting in bad cause for a wicked Administra-
tion OF a contemplate Government, TOO weak to
arrest and punish him If he shall desert. l think
that III such to silence the agitator and
save the boy is not only constitutional but with
al great mercy.
In what respect did the offence of Val
landigham in 1868 differ from that of
Hoar, Elliot Norton. and Edward Atkinson
in 1SsS-'Ss? Only. the last named among a
dozen equally as guilty. has received the
least attention at the hands of the Govern
ment, and that only to the extent of clos
ing the mails to him. 1t may do President
Mckinley good to realize, on the authority
of Americas greatest Chief Magistrate ar
ter Washington, that he has constitutional
power TO do something more than lock his
postofices against the assaults of domestic
sedition mongers
The times., 1899-10-08

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20 their authors.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-15

Sc couooen "a numerosos detalles de la va
radura del Paris.
A la entrada del Canal de la Manohs, en-
el mismo sitio en- que sc perdi6 en- el mes de-
Octubre ultimo ell vapor Mohicon, pereoiendo
I'M gentleman de vfctimas, y en- que sozobro ell
vspor sStel'a, en- Alb il u'timo, encall6 ell
vapor norteamerioano <Parfs,, que b ,bfa Ear
pado Ell dia l2o de Southampton para .ir 4
Cherburgo, donde recogi6 c;ncuenta pasajeros
q fla de inaugurar su nuevo ssrvicio hacienda
eso ala en- ese puerto frances.
Llevaba ademas q bordo SO p%asajeros do
primera clase, 100 de eeganda y 1872 de terce~
Z.rp6 eli eParfs, de ~Cherburgo a las seis
de la tarde, estando ell mar en- oalma y con Ia
luna sobre ell horizonte.
A medi, noohe ell pasaie iba dormido y ell
baque caminabs a razon de ID nudos por bora
PauIatinamente fu6 disminuyenio la velooidad.
Esto alarm6 al Official de ouarto, que ade'
mas no lograba yer el faro del cabo I.izarol.
Hacia la una y ouarto CRITIC ell vigfa: <Tie'
IRA s proa., .
embellishments volo6 ell vapor y sc apag6
Ia mAuuina, Sin este ultimo aocidente ell ePa-
ris, SO hubiera estrellado contra la costa.
AL zanzibar bruscamente de rumbo Sc Gbro
de este peligro. =,
Pero fu6 rozando eebre I'M pe10n y acabo
por hundirse de popa, quedando medic acosta
do y detenido.
Era %entonces la una y media de la madru.
gada.
Los pasajeros, so~breoogidos de panico, in
vadieron la oubierta. Hombres y mujeres so
presentaron en- camisa. Un p~asajero re6ere
que las damas 50 negaron a volver a sus CANA
rotes para ~vestirse, obljgaudo & los dependien'
tes & que les Hsvasen los t%rajes.
Fl salon quedo convertible en- I'm boudoir
comun.
Un oaballero &c ~presento en- cal.oncil'os,
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Ii guerra de Fiipi mas.

Washington 81
Cuatro individuos de Ia oomisi6n nombra'
da Dor los insurrectos flipinos para negooiar
Ia p.z con los yankis han llegado 4 Manila, con-
forme se anunci6 aver.
Son portadores de oartss de Agulnaldo
que les aoreditan como plenipotenoiarlos.
Los delegados son Gregorio del Pillar Al
berto B srreto, ell comandante insurrecto Loren
20 Z.alcita , Garcia Gonsags:
Para completar Ia oomisi6n deben reun1rse.
les tres 6lipinos RESIDENCES en- Manila, y que
tambien han sido designados por Agalnaldo.
Son 6stos: Horentioio Tor. IS, Pablo Ooampo y
Teodoro Yangko.
sonas oonooidas y de Influenza entire los suyos.
Alonnos de ellos e stuvieron procesados por fill
husteros en- tiempos de la domination sspa6o-
L, oomis:6n ilirina SO reunirA hoy para
elepir presidente y ee"retarios.
Gonzaga tiene en- 50 poder las instruccio.
les de Aguinaldo. las cuales contlecen una
,'',sula autorizando & los de'egados flipinos
.conoluir la pas 81 .! general Owls acepta
M condolences que le prnponen los insurrectos.
81 no las ace ota, los delegates tendran
que volver 4 Tariac para conferenciAr nueva'
mente con Aguinaldo.
Hay motives para Greer que los delegates
de los insurreotos tienen orden de pedir la au-
tonomfa de Filipinas.
AIganos telegramas dicen que Agalnaldo
se halla dispuesto & admitir la forma de go
bierno propuesta por los americanos, inolu o 10
de que haya I'M gobernador general americana
con derecho absolute de veto; pero los Il ipi
nos piden que sean ellos los que administren la
hacienda del pats.
Los deiegados declaran que los %flipiuos
quieren Ia paz y que no quieren seguir com
batiendo & los smericanos porque la prolonga
dion de Ia lucha esth oausando la ruina del
PATS Han mostrado mucha sorpreaa al saber
que en- el pats, entire Manila y las lfneas avan'
sadss de los yankis en- ell centric de Luz6n, hay
millares de indfgsnas que no han hu;do nj ha'
cen nsda para ayudar { sus compatriotas.
Los telegramas de los corresponsa'es de
Manila sobre las concesiones que es probable SO
h.gau & los insurrectos y sobre las pretensiones
de los delegados fIipiuos, estan oausando mu
cha sorpresa y despertando no pooas sospe
ohas.
t Sc obeerva que, 81 90 verdad 10 que sc di
CO, 80 va & dar & los flipinos 10 que estos pc
dian, POGO mas 6 menos, aunque disimulando
algo la forma.
Sospechase que 81 general Otis ha diefra-
ssdo Ia vcrdad en- srs despachos; que la sltua'
ci6n de los yankis no era tan buena; nj la de
los flipinos tan mala como decfs, en- vista de
10 muoho que piden les enviados de Againaldo
Y Ia c~onhanza con que dos de 6stos &c queds-
ron en- San Isidoro, sc iusinua la posibilidad
de que & los tratos publicos hayan precedido
tratos ~seoretos, ep los ouales ell general Otis,
cumplien 10 6rdenes dol gobierno, pr meti6 i'm
portantes ooncssiones con tai de obtener la paz.
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NOticias.

- Hemos tepido eli gusto de saludar a
don Emiliauo Diaz, padre de don Hermiuio
Diaz Navarro y a don Juan Cuevas Alloy, re-
presentantes del Magisterio p%onoe1o, 4 han
llegado a esta Capital. .
~. En- rats desde Rio Piedras ha ingre-
sado en- la carcel Ell individno Juan. de la Cruz
Quinones.
Nervios y mujer es oaai 10 mismo.
1Qu6 mujer no padece de ellos7 Pues 81 quiere
usted tenerlos en- salud tome ell Vino de Cere-
brina Ulrioi.
= 81 Aloalde de Santa Isabel ha peiido
~autorizs oi5n & la Seoretarfa de Estado, para e.
tablecer llhre ell abasto en- csrnes.
Las goletas Nueva Flor y Corazon de
Maria, traen de Cabo-Rojo para esta Capital,
1873, 500 ki!os de sal.
~ OR la Secretarfa de Justioia ha sido
despaohada con un informe favorable Ia instan'
ola de don jose Casuela Geigel en- que %solioita-
ba &c aclarase que no sstan compensation on Ia
orden judicial del 2 de- Mayo hltimo los ejecu'
tivos en- que hubiere recaido sentencia hrme,
sine para los que esten en- litigio.
La casa Izquierdo ofrece {. los ~visjeros
un msgnf6oo viaje. FL vapor <Martin saenz,
sale de aquf ell dia S de Julio para Coruha,
Santander, CAdiz = Barcelona.
Sres. Frederick 5tearns & CO De-
troit, Michigan.
Muy senores mios:-He tenido Ia oportu-
nidad de poner en- prActioa gu Vino de Acelte
dc bacalaO con 1eptOAato dc dlefro, e1 0Os
casos en- que Sc necesitaba un poderoso re
constituyente, = al efecto obtuve resultados Ii.
sonjeros;a las primeras tomas, aumento nota
BILE del apetito, buena Digestion y por fin, mar.
cada me;ora del estado general.
Estoy pues muy satisfeoho de los efectos
t6nioos del Vino preparado por Uds. y 10 du'
do qua r~ecojer6 los mismos resultados en- sus
indioaciones especia'es, pues ofsezco a Uds Sc
guir prescribi6ndolo a mis- enfermos en- todos
los casos en- que 10 orea reoiona'mente indi-
cado.
Con mue:t'as de distinguido sprecio tengo
| ell gusto de frmarme de Uds muy alto, aHmo
Us. S.
DIR JOSE D. LIMA.
Msnagua, Nicaragua, Enero 10 de 1895
- FL vapor espanol <Pinillos, cargo en-
Ponce $50 saoos con cafe, para Cienfaegos y Ia
Habsna
-. Ha muerto en- Ponce la apreciable Sc
fora doha Enoarnaoi6n Batista de Yordan'
D. E, P.
~. Dicen de Come'fo que IN ingenierc
americsno acompafado del Doctor Come
Brioso = de don Jose A. Santiago estan prac
ticando reoonocimientos en- el rio sPlats ,
-. En- Eueva York sc han adquirido u
las butaoss para ell teatro Ella Perla, de Ponce
y las que 90 estren arAn con la companfa a.
Leioibabaza
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con I'm sombrero de se1ora y con an boa al QUE,
Ito.
Sin embargo, en- vista de la inmovilidad
del buque, de la proximidad de Ia costa, que se
divisaba 4 Ia clarida1 de la luna. y de la calma
del mar, sc fa6 rests bleoiendo la tranonilidad
del espfritu.
Mientras los pasajeros explicabsn 10 oou-
rrido, Sc hizo to y cafe y los passjeros Sc entire.
garon 3 manifestations de regocijo por haber
escapado de la muerte = SO dedioaron & goxar
de la plaoidez de la noche.
Entretanto ell captain mando dispsrar co.
hetes y obtuvo pronto condensation del puerto
de Falmouth.
Enseguida &c embarc5 en- una oanoa, abor.
do q Ia costa y envio telegramas en- todas las
direcciones.
AL amaneoer, los pa%ssjeros vieron horrori-
zados, & dos centenaresd de metres. cuatro palos
del eMohican, que sobresalian de las aguas,
A los pocos momentos comenzsron 4 acu-
dir renolcadores al sitio de la varadura y con.
dujeron 4 los ~visjeros 4 Falmouth para que re.
posaran y dominaran 90 emooi6n.
Hasta ahora han siIo indtiles ouantos es-
faerzos SO han hecho para poner & fl ote el <Pa
ris,. Sc sabe que desde Falmouth SO le hioie.
ron sefales para que huyeran del peligro, y que
los tripulantes del barco no las vieron.
Nadie Sc explica la csusa de que ell barco
SO separase tanto de su rata.
Sc ha alberto una information para poner
en- claro 10 oeurrido.
Los buzos han reconocido ell trasatlantico
yanki <Parfs,> varado frents & falmouth,
encontrando q. tiene oinoo agujeros en- la quilla.
FL bu4ue no Sc ha lido & pique MERGED 4
los compar:imientos-estanccs.
Sc teme que al moverlo sc hunda.
Dfoese que hay IN yanki mala sombra
llamado Morton que iba 4 bordo del <Parfs, !.
y que era tambien psssjero del <Mohioan Ste
liza, cuando este buque go perdi6.
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Telegramas.
Nueya York 6

Nueva York s
Ha eltrado en- puerto 81 vapor sHavana,
que hl.o eli visje mas rApido que registra Ia
oompshfa.
Nueva York
Comunican de Paris que ass senadores
contra veinte condenaron los tumu4tos de Ante.
nil, expresaL do IN respetuosa adhesion & Mr..
Loubet y censurando al Senador Grandmaison
por haber protestado contra los ~a1restos y de
clarado que fut IN error fatal Ia election de
Mr.. Loubet para la Presidenoia de la Republi.
ca.
Nueva York 6
En- un meeting oelebrado en- Valencia, Sc
resolvi6 dirigir I'm llamamiento q los represeu.
tantes de la Haya en- las Conferenoias de la
Paz, para que oousideren la meior manera de
procurar Ia libertsd dc los espanolss que per.
manecen prisioneros de los flipinos.
Washington 8
Despachos de Hong Kong comunican que
Ell Almirante Dewey ha salldo 4 bordo del
<O4impia. para Singapore.
Washington 7
FL Duqre de ARGOS = gu sehora v~isitaron
aver 4 la stnora de Mac Kinley y por Ia noohe
aslstleron al banquste que en- 50 honor ofreci6
81 secretario de Estsdo Hay.
Washington 7
Presamese que la, oonferenoias oelebradas
por 81 Presidente Mac Kinley con los emplea-
dos del Depsrtamanto de La Guerra ell domingo
vel lunes por la noohe Sc han referido & Ia
oampa1a de Filipinas.
Nueva York 7
DIS jefes de los radioales en- ell Reichstag
ataoaroL ell aouerdo hispano- alemAn %critican
do por exhorbitante eli preoio estipulado, por
alegarse que las islas oedidas en- venta valen
muy POGO.
Nueva York
Han oourrido diez casos de playa en- Ale
jandrfa, dos de los cuales han sido de muerte.
Ha fallecido de la playa bub6nica de Ale
jandrfa, Rigo. 81 que go evadi6 de Visna con
IL princesa de Caraman Chimay.
Washington 7
segdn telegrama de Manila al <Hsrsld,,
miles de refugiados han tratado de entrar en-
Ia ciudad pero han sido rechazados por la au
toridad que tsme las consecuenoias del exceso
de poblaoion.
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Estos nuevos relojes "Roskopf' pertecciona-
dos son superiores q todos los demas de igual pre-
clio y de una duraci6n ilimitada.s Todas las plezas
del STinaud Patente'' son inter cambiables' 10 que
permite componer c%ualquier rotura en- menos de
Is minutes y por menos de la mltad del Preclo
que Sc cobra por relojes de otras marcas. Estos
Verdaderos cron6metros Sc venden garantizados
por sos AMOS y Sc compond.an por la mitad de
su precio en- cualq uier 6poca que Sc ~descompongan
despu6s de dichO plaZo.
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At GARDINER.
The Coming Home Of the Artillery Boys. Sun
day. a Pleasant Surprise.

Gardiner. Me, April 2.-(SpeciaD.-A
pleasant surprise was rendered Gardiner
people when six boys from Battery c
stepped off the 2lO train. Sunday after
noon. II was known that they were ID
be- mustered out of service. Friday,
March 81. but their arrival in this city
was not expected until about next Tues
day. However. ii was evident when the
train pulled into the station, that it con-
tanned boys in blue and on short no.
tice a number had gathered at the depot
to extend cordial welcome to the fol-
lowing Battery & boys. who stepped from
the train amid loud cheering II. II.
Smith. Frank Goodwin. Lester Field.
Fred Thibodo Robert McGilVery and Mr..
Porter.
They were mustered out of service, FRI
day. al 2.30 o'clock p. NJ. and left Sa-
vannah at o'clock Of the same after
noon. over the +. {. < p. line, for New
York. where they arrived. Saturday
night at go o'clock. They We're obliged
to walt at New York 212 hours before a
train left for Boston. Leaving New York
on the II o'clock train, Saturday night,
via the y. Y. y. II. K H., they made
good connections at Boston and almost
before they were aware of the fact, were
in their native town, and il is needless
to say that they We're welcomed home
with joyous hearts.
More soldier boys will probably arrive
today. but it will be several days before
they all reach home.
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charge of the hospital ship Relief during
the hostiiities, said that about 500 scl
men had been transported on the vessel
and that he didsnot attribute any Of these
cases 10 the use Of improper food or the
want Of food.
Major D. NJ. Appel told of his expert
ence during the war at Mobile, Miami
and in New York. He had been in
charge Of the hospitals at the two first
named places. and of the distribution of
the sick. He had heard many complains
from the men and the surgeons concern
ing the meat supplied, and especially on
the transports.
Mr. Greenleaf w. Simpson of Boston.
present contractor for supplying beef on
the block in Cuba, said that he had in
formed zen. Eagan that he considered
1t impossible to use refrigerated beef IN
Cuba. Later. the general told him that
he must purchase refrigerated beef Tor
Cuba but he did not Indicate that this
position was taken at the instance OF any
superior official. ~,
The witness did not believe it possible
refrigerator for "a hours.
Lieut.. William B. Conrad of the I'D III
fantrv, who had charge of the COOKING
for the mess on the transport lndlana
said the refrigerator beef had kept soou
for about weeks, but that after TINS
il became so badly tainted that many Oh
the men would not use II. me inuiahi,
carried fresh food supplies Tor Admlral
SIMPSONS fleet, but much OF them WeIs
spoiled by the beef. ElSht 1nousanu
pounds were thrown overheard, Dut the
remainder was issued to the Meet, ti"uSn
considerable. Of Ii was tainted.
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If You Take VinOl, and Are Not
Satisfied that Ii Has Helped
You, We Will Return
Your Money.
Vinol is Better than Other Forms
of Cod Liver Oil, and a
Superior Rebuilder.
We can Endorse VinOl, because
it is q BOna-Fide Medical
Discovery, and not a
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Bronchitis is altogether too prevalent IN
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unless specially cared for in its early stages.
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