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go.hfrs auctstic-s today v~r> o. follow
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An~r>sa rsesese sAew~d The eossinssd sA<es q
ths p,e~su~ " vAsrA he's seceasiy been asb-
ie~ssd ~ 10 The TIM q the snnouscs@ens q The
6svsss.ssen - tire y~gaisr dtvt6eeds rhs vsshnas
IN tbs~ swo sssrhs sved 10 hoie sa<h the narhss
~htrh shos~d tendency 10 advance from N eady
per.f n tas ia, Better af,'oss ssue asreaa
81 additsnnai sasssvm~nt ~ SNeo IN gold IN
Losfou scf inpovt sttet " the cuuvtrtsons that
tss sr.ssnse si'ra,icn admiised regular I'm,
Ports Tse csNusz~t high price scv money In spsss
- the snia announcement served seshArk 20
the sdssaee ~ -, the eass yesseftsss. But lass
=. .srs1 .pssossA q soid ,mpors. an ) ar,
srsie ~ 'ae ss@s time. tho money rate w0
aasrsiy offered dosn by Successive stages TO pr
cent ess e~eose oeiorh call icans had eesu made
81 ne -y frcm Y TO psr cent u vss sssd
that money could be had at lower rates % sosns
hisa grsH. rsilrosd s'crhs. but the higher nnss
80 that ascted ~ the ssovh exehsnss Even "a
TIE higher grade n collateral. the MARIN required
wnd~n~6 materially rrdef q I've
efiirsusH's ard Il what vs~ ealis1 cuaoisats0
e-f rosw fns considerable manipulation u
The anosSd rsta This true IN the tir,r lcss
tfstAs,. wnich she~ Considerable osOAn1
f9f seor, losn. :, vel a. ~ tao ,sn sesa aesar
Ia, rates are firm. Predictions ~ favorable eank
statement ,omosro~, upon which date the clearing
saas 'n s'i A. ran' ,n.,s s-esiy return.
eatso 20 the sSn-tssssusy viii te scmsshinS lsss
tAsD hall millice dollar shipments 10 the In.
FAR th@y have b-sn o6sst hy small Gums her. and
there. attracted by the high money rate. cannot be
csssy estimated so far the sserh marhet opsf-
siians - thefv has evidently been q further eon.
usetia In leans. The character II the statement
~tn largely depsnt On hcv tar the DEMAND foe
seccna neaAssee. " pr,rarst'ans Tor ocsSe~r ! st
uswsnss he's oasrs shh contraction The movement
~ price IN the railrosd list vcsy narrow
Atehissa pr~sessed sajoysd belstsd demand on
accosns N It, AsGuss statement. and southern
Pseiae r~s quite strongly late IN the day. The
ssrtogsney 81 Tho money maftss resulted In Q d.
cline IN the sterling exchange rate u spits q the
further advance 10 The private discount In Lon
Don
Ths bond marriott vss without any speriai feature
but We inclined 10 Hrmness rusAi ssiss q go 90
United States 10 declined and old u csupsu ! In
the BID price
Money aaa Eschaage.
Mcnsy on call easier. s6& per cent last loans
= WI cent PRIME mercantile papsf. stae pss cent
stsslns exchange easier with actual tnslnesa In
hnhsr bills a, WstsA ~ for demand. aud at
Nslsdtsn Tor sixty days. posted rates. ~ a. and
~ eonmsrciai bills, sotsf<d silver eer,in.
Gates sssSee; bar silver MSe. Mexican dollars.
Gee Government boads. weak. state tuuds,
steady. railroad bonds. aeady.
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OeW~r0t V0otWtuNNe.
ricu- Receipts s- harvl.: ssrcrss u ass bar.
rvls Martrs Arm
wheat, Rcrcifss r2ea sn.hel.. esror.. inrs
srr' steady: No Z rod te.c or,icns s.r~n-a
steady ~ advance - b. and further imrruvsa
D. on cshlss fer~ign hayins and disappointing
Ncrthves, receipts elc-ed esv ~ tsk net advance
MAJ eic-~i a. sc. september ,se and pccemees
rse
Wco, s'rons, rcsss issis
Wop. Quiet
ceTs. rorston. clo-~s steady. Sxs r.,.n,s net
htshet sale. y ~ hsrs Including october Of
n, Ns.sSnher ~ snt p-v-rnher s~c. syvt-
Ria steady Mia steady
snssr- Raw we~k
Rpsincss IN tAe lo~si nAstss ~ metals fans 90
trsssaen sprr~iahis ard IN the main tnday'a
ctan IN r~scss isfhsd .r~cisl sssnineaneN TIN
moved 10 several Trsn,s whus srsstsr wen. ,,v-s
under uafsvctshls cables sna ls-s~ cassiasa ouhsu
metals aan suA frAtufeless
TIC ifrsi~ warrants aa tN
rofF~r- tshe DUN sVa
TN tsutrt SC ssNN q
sg~nsr wsat. nkS "
teAt steady, ~ sssascs TIE firm that Axrs
the sciisns rrac~ 'oe miners aud smelisn cun,ss
i~sd az Nw at the Glove
-
Ucstow stock Market
BOSTON Sort --cicsns
Hosisn 4 Mentsna ~ rsrrot, .................c
Butte n~srn -.,... q
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chtcago.

CHICAGO Sept E-Cat,s-Bs Better e6srnss a
cattle today canned stronger feeling and the gen
esAl run sold At Arm prices with desirable Tote
about lnc higher. Good TO choice cattle sold at
y sAAS 70. cemmonsr sradcs. u taas 50: stcchcS
and feeders Ssss, bulls eows and hciiers 81 500
~ rmn secn. 0%a<.m; rangers. N.Ncts 10:
calves. Str
Hogs -rher- VI. fairly active demand fer hoss
st easier pricss. most sa!~s being At . decline IL
8. Heavy hogs sold at Nis1s.rN: mixed lsss
" tNs%'s aud light at Ntss<& p4ss tvSsis and
cul,s 81 sAst 10
sheep sheep and lambs were Ia fairly good de-
mAnd At steady prices Native sheep sc,d at s. 2sS
tS Western !anscrs Nns%lo; yeArlinwa, s. isde
$50 Lsmbs soid a. Nfasa 50 for natives and 81 q
a6 Is for Western rsnyerx
R~c~ipts-Cattie. 1850; hoxs. No0: sheep. q. oM
Omaha.
OMAHA. Sept E-Catie~ Recctrts. 5000. Mar
bet steady AAinc lower Native beef steers. S lo1s
eie Western s,eess. 81 EVn Texas steerp N,nA
40. and heifrr, 81 Stsfs Is; Gamers s. Nf
$50. stcchers and feeders. N'ss4 20; calves, ~ soc
$50; balls aud ssaxs 0IsN
Hoss- Receipts sae Market Sc lower Heavy.
balA ~ saics sithsl< co.
shecr- Rscctrts 600 Marhrt steady Fair to
chcire Westerns, $3.50: common and ssrk shcep
- s0xs ~: lambs. 81 ssss Is
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LONDON, Sept E-1hs offerings At The wccl
auction sales today numbered 1860 bales Mrier-
ate supply ~ mcrinos werc put forward and snd
freely The French and German representatives
moro active and eagerly purchased greasy
merinos Lambs, owing to their scarcity are
wanted on all sides and when sold realized Is per
cent higher figures. Secured taken freely At
faM hgtsr~. the home trade acquiring the bulk
Cr.shreds In lape supply we're we'll ahsorbed AZ
hardening rates and werv mostly taken by the York
shire aud continental buyers There Was spirited
competition between these BUYERS for the finer
grades ~ erossbreds Prices nov rle Is 10 n per
cont ov~ the Judy sale Medium greasy WAS taken
by American buyers whose purchases 10 date repre-
sent ahcu, 400 halcs The sales have boon cur
tailed and viii close Friday instead II Saturday
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.


UFOoktyn, ~ New Work. y.
NEW YORK. ser' S--Rrooslvn defeated New
Ycrs 'sSfay IN an ntgt' turins sane tn. sarae h~-
irs called IL that inning account a darkness
Attendance. ~ scpv:
RHE.f RHE
New Yc-s ..-... II Iinroot:yn .........i u |.
Rs'seri-s-Sarrtct AID Warner; Ksnnesy and Ne
Gaire rmrsrcs- Manss.su and Nectar
ST. Loula, 81 LoatsviIle, 2.
ST LOFTS. Sept s-The psrfersn. defeated
Louisville In vel rlsye' game to-day by bunch
ms their hits sashns pitched In sres, fosrn aaa
hcy' the Caiunels san bits Vel! .aiseSri At,sss-
Ancc. sxo sccre:
81 taGs .,-... II sLcngsrSn. ........1 .
Batteries SufaoS ard oCosauor; Elsse-.y Ara
Hammer tmstrss -Nefsnsid ard Connolly
Chicago. ~, Pitsaburg, 1T.
CHICAGO Sgt --GarSfhs' steady rStehsns
sd Frstlsys ~uasr-ful reltinx AID hard hitting
ven shs -ys. game Moss ~ tie rnn, 4. .Ar sset-s5
game resulted ffor Eases ca hsIls Callahan exn~
0ahg. A~inS scfy -iiG ThS sscnn6 SANE "a, all
- AZ Ne snt At tia eighth account u fart-
sess With tas scxre TIE As,e1darcs, &C scxs
esss gans.
cs,ro .-.,..:s Pi'sshrrs ........f 8
cAsrase ~ II rps...eu~x
baff-ft~x Callahan art sSanr~. rst~- Ssrxx ara
kasrsasaH. tuEasw- DAY
baltimore. 1i-Or Phslaaelrhia. Or
BALTIMORE. ssp2 E-nsssssuv ana pha.
ealoAAa 0AAss6 1s1aasAas1R ss1as, - "a -
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The Deutsche Medizmal Zeitung cites
from the Progress Medical the case of a
Jersey woman who gave birth to a daugh-
ter at 10 O'Clock In the evening Of Decem-
Der 81. 1897. and to another one about 2
o'clock in the morning of January I, 1885.
The one born last was hetter developed
than the first one
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Races At Gravesend.

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE proposed race be-
tween Rush and Admiration attracted q good sized
crowd to the Grayssend track today. Results:
Hurdle handicap. two miles-Mrs. Tofel won.
Hardy c. second. Beb White third Time, $50
Five and q half furlongs-King Bramble WOO,
Pink Domino second. Eileen DAILY third. Time
l0el-S
Mile and 4 haf-Latsm won. Tavercck second.
The Bachelor third Time, 80
Five fu.iouss, The Fratlands stakes-Moutanic
won, Dread second Warning third. Time i0i Is
About six furlongs-Mohanus won. Peace second
souchou third. Time. Ill Is
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CHICAGO. Sept G.-Results:
Six furlenss. sellins-Eldad wou Red Gidd sec
oud Harry L. third. Time, =.
One mile. selling-Isen won The Plutocnt sec
ond Chauncey Fisher third Time. 20c4.
Six furiongs-Hosseshoe Tobacco won. Jim Gore
second. Montgomery third Time. NJ
Six furiouss--verify won. Sam Lazarus ESQ.
second. Bishop Reed third. Time. ~.
Five furionGs-Avcnstoke won. Kitty g. second
LasshnA third. Time. Ill
Mile and an eighth-King Bermuda won. rappan
second, Wilson third. Time. 2l3A
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WOMEN I
ADVISED 4
FREE. 4
WRITE. I

by druHkSDUM X
package or six packages for ~
II your druggist does not ksu -
send direct to the HudyAn nneiE -
corner Stockton, Ellis ana 1Ash1e o1~
San Francisco. Cal
Consult the Hudyon Doo1oUo1o ~
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DESTRUCTIVE INDIA FLOODS.
Hundreds ot GVes Lost and Com
muNlcastOM stopped.

CALCUTTA, sept T.-The great storm
or Sunday and Monday, which caused de-
the head os tho nay ~ Calcutta and then
moved north, giving heavy rains At Cal
cuttn, D'ntapur. psnxrur and Jalraivuri
Its grcat~s fury was felt at pNrtee,,nv
simultaneously another storm gathered At
Ran9rur and pssscd westward from Pur-
p~a 70 Nonghvr. The usual weekly reports
have not hean received by the government
ana there IL reason 10 fear tha the a.ssrlc,
nsm~si 10 flooded and communication inter
rspsed I, was estimated that In Darjeei-
Ing and kurseong alone so persons lost
their lives
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Ten Eyck Dkf~as. MORT.

HALIFAX. v :. Sept = James A Ten Erck
the American. defeated James Sorris champion Il
HalHas harbug. in q single scnn race to-day thrre
riss wsth turn. by I've leisfAs Ia 2 % He led
~ seconds AZ the turn and padded home
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To CHICAGO FOR sls a.

TO CHICAGO FOR $4,000
Effective September I2th the Northern
Pacific will make a rate of $500 70 Chica-
20. and corresponding reduction TO all
Eastern points You will find II to your
advantage to travel over this line.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

American capitalists Interested 81 rn,s.ls.tns
A~ian tnaer . crne~ss.em s-cr tie Sv~nisA sc~.
srrrDsos
n. An~r,saa harh T>ihs R.h-r Is lyins .. Guar.
antine Nnsfclf. Va. hav,as nnsrd 90 mach
81 tho srwor - the hattisshp Name 60 TIE fiser,
ssrs shss " r~rc,-s fr-.n The wreck
ire rvrsnt svavy frr..s ana e~olf wrs.her IN ~.
cwutrsi Western s'sses tss rw. ~ IL sAta done
much damage 10 ,hs ernfs. hey eere Eco far
stranf~. 10 ~ srsatiy tnsw-vsi tArretf
nsticsal Temperance .rga.intiou viii -
started IN caArsso. rAesisirs itssai 20 na
suses for prahAhAtson. 81 10 no to wark ~ ts-,.
rersr,s and 10 to ks ssfsrceCert Il ,hs ias,
waiter shss ~sns r~rscsranS cn q trsr~.~ a,
the Chicago as~rs kpyse teu distance 81 rf,s~n
trs,AsR keAitns ~ has tseth rsnr on which
waltz "a. swsasaas lie lss g. tSs r,ns .-uvrsax
waiter
TIE sshlssic association - the Miailsscvn Cerr
hisa srhoos has re~ivsi tina, tsusnal ssrAs.
shall - riAy~4 tAs ssascn. srt ssnss sirraiy
scA~,aisd have h~sn caaSxsst TAfs ac;so1 10 asa>
- the death Il TscraAs Kelly. . usns~r ~ tas
f-shsu team. cite Ascd II Ne-4ie, kS-sl,,i from
inlsrsss r~csive4 In ssesot game
THRovGN TOURIST CARS
Lave Seattle Montays and Frs2Ays fer
Kansas city va Northern Paclsr an
burlington route Wa Billings. For rates
and rss~rv zucns inquire o: IE Yesser way.
mt HSaea oeevone ~ dining soeA
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Oakland Races.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept E.-weather At Oak-
land fne: track good Results:
Six furlongs-JerM won Lomo second, Somis
third Time, lisa
Mile and a sixtscnth--Tcnrica won Meadow Lark
second. Magnus third Time l:iai
Futurty course-Bogus Bill won, Tho Echo Sec
ond Fairfax third. Time, Ira
Seven fmlongs handicap-The Fretter won. Feb
ruary second. Hchenyoilern third Time lis
Seven furlonGs. selitns-PAt Mosrisscy won, Alaria
secoud. Mamie G. third. Time Ia
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THE NJ. o. Company Will open Thurs
day.
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Frances wheat Production.

PARIS. sept. g.-Tha suvernmer. afs.
mates % the whsat harvest this year snow
the. production 10 he - ~ 90 N~ctolltres
as Against isS0Stso eecteitres in isas
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Beat Speed Exhibition Of the Year.
WICHITA, Kan. Sept. E.-John r. Gentry tn
Gay drove Joe Patchen out In the best speed ex-
hihition At the year. Patchen winning in two
straight heats in 213s and 2:usi
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49,
sEArTLe WHEAT MARKET.
s Wa, . s:rT n 10 s,rs '' ~. r. e sI. s.':
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
ree,us,,-u. on-v'rs. ere better and rrcvipss frcsr
Cas. ws slac-,sm. 0s'
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND, SEP. " wh.s,-wsus w.ns. 50
ssssc .sllsy. ssseac; h,nssism. sissse
SAN FRANCIsCO MARKETS.
NreadstwWs.
SAY FRANCISCO s-rs y ~wN-.,~rrrn p.r.
West sh'rtns. NGs. ehc.cs Ns. milling
8 a.ssi "
s.asy rr,e ss-sa-c sr-~ins s.ssssc
cat. Ri 81 sssl Z.
Receipts.
ronT. ausr',r .scss s~' ~ or~x-n sc,.
wheat c.s'els rvs. hsriss e~nt.i ps.o, oats
ee-tais Lsn beans. saeas ~ ewn r~ntAl. en- =
tcsss'~. sssss 40 trsn, stcs- les. rniaahnx.
en-
Produce. rra,ss Etc.
M'il.,ur. warinss o. ares' sfsn nssnV
~ tsw
Nav Wheat, s~~s = ~ass, .ra a, ~ S,xs
t-t hnlrt g>F alfalfa. sSr - ws~s Ss.sN -
sfTs~ ~ sale AssF~
r~st~s Nsrly Rs-e sss~c, river pnv,.sss
tsss~ Ssiiuas huresnss sA~sSi - ss~v, tsitr
Apsies shrscs. 81 = e
BETTER fsnev rr-arrfr ~ s. s~--nfa ss4r.,
tsmsy aAils. Gfxe, DO seecu,is isssne rseslea
FsSHe askin lNass
Cee~se Nsv lesiis y-sns AmsytcA ilaslt.s.
tssssfn. fss~s - We-'rrn is.kus
fus stove 4igssse fsnry rsneA s.sac: rs.ssy,,
i<f<7x
Wool sna uaps.
w >s-svzsus Nevada isFiaS. ra.,r-e orvxr~
WISE valley ersser. Eraia van >wsh.n
sriutA5a lambs - reonnasin lsrHN. as,Ar
ssn losSssa pisins sssy Hurnh~,let ana Mend,
sAasa l&9tr
rs~-Cfvp - tsa &afs.~
ttosirG Quosattoos
Wat fis- p.r~-s-r rnt MAJ rf-s
Barter f1Frssf pecsras~s sss ns~ o. Mt
tosn~lsss vsfh. NN.3l~
ssevstas Cs~Aawse
ssssiias ~ isr-s~ ss,y ssyN y -; ssas
financial
$3.50 es~ ......- sS ts-sst. sssN ..,....... ~
N@tsrss tfFiitrx ssstf
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Dairy Prod ucts.

On the Produce Exchange today the butter market
Vas arm creamery. i@sssse; dairy Naisc Chc~s>-
Firm. ilctii1c. Eggs-Fim: frssh. l6te
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Flcur-Ftrm.
wheas-sprins. No. J. CcsGse; red No 4 Ys&A
ittc
Ccrn-No :. &c
Rye-No & NSe
Gaslvy-No :. Mss;c
FlAssecd-No |. NlQ
Timothy sssd-Prtms 40
Mess pcrh-P& barrel. s. nee s.
lard-Pet 100 pcunds. y MaSH
sides-shors rks looss. 3 AJSN
ehoniders-pry saissd bored. eas4c
Aldss--ahoss clear, bored. s. SnsS@
wAisky -piss'iieu' finished scods PEI gallon. IN
Receipts AID eAtpmeats.
Articles Rec-ipts shipmsnts
f1euf. barrels ....,....."....... IWo u.M
Wheat bushels ....,.............. StNo $1,000
Corn. sushsla ....".........".lM.M 81 .M
Osts. bushels .............,...... tta0N 50 90
Rye. bushels ,.,................... N0N 400
Harley. bushels ,,.,,,.....,....... Ea00 1900
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S.S.S!fTfss. Blood

u the only remedy equal 70 such deep
seated diseases: il goes down 70 tie
very toundaeson and forces cut every
ssint. Il . p~sE ssyesabis. and q
che only blood semedy guaranteed 70
contain no mercury, potash or Other
mineral subs4aoee Whetever.
Books nailed froe BY SSH Speeds
Company, Atlanta, Georgia
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

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to face. Mccormack clinched and
was cautioned for holding, and In the
breakaway caught the Kid with left
on face. Mccormack rushed and they
came to a clinch. and Mccormack
showed the Ktd to the floor and fell
on him.
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Arizona republican., 1899-09-11
PHOENIX CITY PROPERTY.

NEW PALESTINE. The
largest individual owner of lots in
Phoenix offers to the $4,000 READ
ERS of The Arizona Republican and
their friends Throughout the United
States and Canada, lovely homes al
the following prices: 200 lovely
lots, distant from Court House 5 TO
BLOCKS; each 5Ox13$ fest, To-
Gated on CENTER ST, 1ST, IND,
3RD, 4TH, 9TH, 9TH and 7TH AV-
FNUES. Perfeos Storm and SAM
tary Sewerage CTHE ONLY TRACT
IN OR TO PHOENIX THUS SUP
Piled; ranging in price from
S125 to 5000 each. monthly INSTALL
nents. No interest on deferred bal
anceS.
81 Blocks. Twelve (50x1SO-foot
lots in eaoh) adjoining the above
property on same avenues, with per-
feet sewerage. Price from $500 and
upward.
NOTE: Curbstone brokers and COM
mission men not allowed to handle
this property under any circum-
stances
KILROY'S NEW PALESTINE,
Room ZIG (Srd f1oor) Fleming Block.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-11

class that delinquent tax laws are e1-
acted, as to allow no escape CT prop
city from share OF the burden Of
taxation.
The next Arizona legislature should
enact a revenue law that will insure
the payment OF taxes on all property
The code commission now at work
cCdifying all Of the Arizona laws
should give this matter their especial
attention. The Missouri tax law, we
believe, is perfect in its workings and
a law in Arizona would practically dc
away with the problem of how to col
lect delinquent taxes
Arizona republican., 1899-09-11
GO AFTER AGUINALDO.

1t does not appear to have occurred
to cur anti-imperialist proclamation
makers that there is more than one
side to work with Why should they
favor the government at Washington
with exclusive attentions in the line
of proclamations? Just for the nov
city of the thing, why shouldn't they
labor with Emilio Aguinaldo awhile,
and seek TO persuade him to end the
war by calling off his Tagalog fighters?
1t takes two parties to keep up a quar-
rel If the authorities at the capital
are contumacious and obdurate. sure
ly it need net be assumed that Aguin-
aldo, the altruistic, will turn a deaf
ear to pleading requests from his
strong-siding champions and idolizers
here in America-Bostcn Globe.