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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07
WHAT DETERMINES PRICE.

The law of supply and demand deter
mines prices. The old school OF &c N"
mists considered this law as consisting
of only two factors, the product sna
the need Of the product, assuming tn :
where the need for the product existed
the ability to obtain 1t also existed.
The later economists have disc Jvered
that the law Of supply and demand
consists Of three factors, and tina. the
third is the controlling factor in fixing
price, viz: the product, which is the
supply; the need for the product;which
is simply ineffective demand, and the
ability to purchase the product or
money, which transforms ineffective
into effective demand. With nut the
ability to purchase the supply there
is no effective demand though thsrs
may be never 30 great need. Money
does not escspe she controlling power
OF the law OF supply and demand. Its
value in exchange. is determined BY
that law. Now, money, or some &C
copied substitute for moLsy, enters in
to every;commercial transaction-every
exchange. Hence it will be seen that
the demand for money is at all times
equal to the demand for all other things
Hence it must follow. by inexorable
logic, that the total upply Of money
ct any given time. DO great or small,
must have o value in sx 'hangs equal to
au other things. From this fact is
evolved the law of tie quautitative
power Of money. This law is an a.
sential, integral part of the law OF sup
ply and demand. 1t iuheres in it. It
rs it's controlling factor in its power to
determine price. Formulated, this
law is land it is simply the law of sup
ply and demand applied 10 money!
that il the mass Of money il increased
t will exchange for less products, II it
is decreased it y i'll exchange for more
products. In other words, the quantity
Of m cney in relation to products de-
termines prices. This law is inherent
and is as immutsble in it's operation as
the law OF grsvitation. It is also
vitality important in considering the
money question, and is thekey to most
of it's intricscies and mysteries.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07
REMOVE THE CAUSE.

Dallas News. Legislation against
trusts should be general, and grows
dangerous as soon as it becomes spe-
cial. The best Of all legislation on
this line. will be found in the end in
acts repeating laws now in existence
cut of which the trusts have grown
an without which they cannot thrive
or live. To cure the trust remove the
cause. It is more freedom and not
more restraint which the people need
in order to enable them to defsnd and
sustain themselves.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07
HIGHER EDUCATION.

$500
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of
our representative colorsd citizens was
held at the FIRST Baptist church "o'ore 1
on Fridry night last. The meet ng
was called for the purpose OF discL ssing
the possibility Of establishing a High
School here for the classical education
OF our colored youths who have pa led
the examinations in the lower grade Of
or, public school. We are glad t.
state that the outlook, for the sstab-
lishment Of this school is good We
understand that the Trustees Of . the
Town schools viii furnish the ~sum OF
$500 for This purpose. Now let our
colored people 60 to work. and raise
the balance and the rchoA WILDE %:
tabiished.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07

1t Is now known that the midnight con:
fe ice OF Sunday last at the. White House
was In &C n sequence Of dispatches from Cen
e-al Otis, who informed the President that
ifthe commissioners he has sent to Manila
shall be permitted to treat with the Filipinos
any longer, he, OTIS may as well be recalled
thai the only policy to be pursued toward
the Filipinos is to crush" them, and he
Otis, will do that II not interferred with.
Orders were sent to him last night to go
ahead, and the administration would sustain
him.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07
HIGHER PRICE FOR NAILS,

Wire nails have3sdvanced e6 cents key,
and. in accordance with an understanding ar.
rived at lately with the so-cslled Wire Nail
Trust, cut nails also advanced 25 cents.
This makes the wholesale price Of wire uails
1895 keg and Of cut nails $3.50 keg,
$500 being double what wire nails sold at
six months ago.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07
HANNA AND MCKINLEY.

Nashville American: We do not un-
derstand how any one can hold Hanan-
ism is to be 90 blot on the fair escutche
on OF the Republican party" and ..then
say that the man who is the beneficiary
Of Hannaism and who to every APP
pearance is DESTROYS Of keeping Hanna
chairman Of the national Republican
executive committee. is held blameess
for the 'leechlika" manner in which
Hanna has attached himself to the ad-
I, ini,trasi n.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07
PROUD TO KNOW HIM

The other night slept In room with q
generous gentleman. snored horribly-ir
fact, I'm snorer from way back. We re-
tired. In the morning when we arose this
gentleman handed me silver half dollar.
"'What's that forY said /.
"Oh, take it, he replied. you have Won
1t. You deserve it.
"'But what for ? said /.
"'Oh, take the money and go and buy
yourself several first class drinks. | like
you. You are the best one / ever saw. You
are the only man ever saw who could snor
louder than ] can boiler. ~
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07
IN pENNSYLv ANA.

lila Times: II Quay dicta-
tion is what tina people Of Pennsylvania
want, certainly they ought to have it
and il it is not what they want, they
have had q fair chance to declare
themselves. They have had the:great
boss "a target for the reform element
for many years, and by criminal prose-
cution, by political assault under able
leadership his enemies have tried in
vain to disiodge him. Therefore 1t is
fair to presume that Quayism iG exactly
what the people of Pennsylvanis de-
ire.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07

The g, A, r., of Ohio, who refused
to accept wreath Of flowers from the
ex-Confederates Of Kentucky to place
on the graves Of Union soldiers las
week, did so FOR the assigned reason
tina the design of the wreath contain
ed IT, American flag supported by an
arm clothed in gray. According to
the g.. A. X. the blue is predominant t,
and even IT, memory of the gray must
be eliminated. Why, even George III
had COMMON seAsa enough to respect
the feelings Of the defeated supporters
of q e Stuarts.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07

General Wood says what the Cubans are
most IN need Of now, Is work. That is just
exactly what the people Of this country want,
and they want It great deal more than the
Cubans do 1t doesn't take much work for
man to get his living out Of the ground In
Cuba, but he has to toll and moir' from
daylight to sundown to do so in the United
States
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07
THE APPETITE OF A GOAT.

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics
whose Stomach and Liver are out OF
order. All such should know that pr.
wings New Life Pills, the wonderful
stomach and Liver Remedy. gives
splendid appetite, sound digestion
and regular bodily habit that insures
perfect health and great energy. Only
25c. at McCrum Drug Go.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07
NEW / REYFUS TRIAL,

Paris, June 3.--The c. urt of Casa
ton today rendered verdict in favor
Of arevision of the Drey'us case, and
ordering . new court-mar"l,l, to sit
Of Rennes, sixty miles from n tes,for
the trial OF the prisoner,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07
7IRGIN...:

In Tho Clerks Office Of the Corporation
Count Of the City Of Buena Vista, June 6tn.
1899 the following application under act OF
Fahruary 18th, 1898. was filed In the CLERK
of,ics of said court on the LIST day OF June,
1899,
To the Clerk Of the Corporation OoArt 81 the
CITY OF Buena Vista, in the statsot Vir-
ginia:
the undersigned, George E. Brill, here
NV ale with you this my application as pro-
vided by.statue, TO purchase half OF Lots,
Rlock IL In Section 8, situated In the said
c,ty ON FACTORY Street and being the same
iot sold by the Treasurer Of the said oily, on
,bs OH dav Of March, 1895, for delinquent
tares due thereon for the year Of 1924, by
snd a tbe name OF Isaac II. Shlom, and
bought al said sale by the Auditor Of Public
Xcconnts of Virginia for said State and city;
tho said land being assessed on the Commiss
ioners Book Of said elty for the year 1888, IN
tba name OF Isaac H. Shlom. And | here
by agree, as provided for BY law, opay inc
amo9nt for which said real estate was SOLD
as aforesaid. together with such additionai
anna as NAV or would have accrued Tor
taxaa and leyies. with ell interest as pro-
yilsd nv law, had said real estate not so
been sold and purchased by the Common
Given under my hand this LIST day Of June,
1899, oeo y RRrrL.
And afldsyit having been made and filed
,hat dilioenoe has been used on behalf OF
the applicant to ascertain In what county or
Co Cor the said party therein named Is
without effect. lie is hereby required to sp
near here within four months after due pup
ilcation hereof and do what is necessary 10
protect his interest therein.
oh. RUCKER, Clerk
Iun 24t, 4
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07
RENT.

A dwelling house, on Main street.
Lexington, Va, containing six rooms.
Has been painted and put in thorough
repair. For terms etc, apply at IaE
GAzETzR Office. mayzeu
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07
SPANS DEAL WITH GERMANY

Madrid, June 3.-Germany, it is sn-
nounced pays 25,OOO,O0O pesstas
'(S4,S75,OOO) for the Caroline Pelew,
and Marianne islands. Spain retains
three coaling stations-one in each
group---and Germany undertakes to
defend these stations in case OF war.
Germany, in addition, grants Spain
the Observation-Disclosures treatment in
Germany and in the colonial islands.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07
GERMANY MUCH PLEASED,

Berlin, June 3.-The announcement
OF the cession OF the Caroline and other
islands :, Germany met with q most
favorable reception here, The papers
which commented upon it laid stress
on the success Of Germany policy,
which, it is pointed out, accomplishes
now what Prince Bismafek was unabl +:
to do IN 1885,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07

Ananymoas Letters have been sent to
the Uniied STATS Authorities Ct San-
tlago atcping at outbreak BY Gu
hana
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-06-07

Atlanta, Ga, June 3.---The State
House, City Hall. and all banks wsr
closed to-day in honor Of Jefferson De.
vis's birthday. Memorial services were
held at the Capitol. The day was OBJ.
served in many OF the Southern
States.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
1 hristusa~ In tnba.


The baimy ar Of Decoration Dav some
where ia tae taue~g grass region az Kertuckv
G. Northern Flrg mia might give an .dea ot
Christmas wsa ther in cuba There ~ 10
par, of the United Ssate- however which
San reproduce tne actual atucsDhe-e q
&hisa saa1Eat. brilliant hges. ana ever
green sg-,cslsIor - cactus ara palms poss-
oeTea with duss ~ u1}rrogesi IN 1as tFansiu-
cenJ indigo 81 4aiat waters l. viii D.. A
ARA f0r tas first American artist wha ex-
piaI's the scenery - water color or pzxtel
NO uee; 10 Journey - ltasy or ne Orient
Eor eTee.a Is2s aefe iie UaexV}0resG 81 the
vscy 'are=he5i of America. What nature
nas rot 3ane aas been skiiifnliy added bv
tre SuanfATs. aad hlntS - Moorish fanny
or strange shHtoaas ~ sarnhrs Gothic ar
ca1eetege emphasize the native lnet;cts q
the beautiful in 8 eoUa.Yy already scla-
t..s4tias- uft!ec sGe r2i.anI sUn q Jae trop-
its
Seen from Witaot4t fbe houses sparkle IN
~ IA. 5eFee ceto~es. ranging from ocare ans
ta~ eavor'ts skY-A5se 70 Undesirable cha 4
t-nEs = tlar. Haie green. saJuoon-Tc&e. ana
S.u6 v5A while ircn taIc9n.~s. la,tlc@d
w3rilgws. ana messy 81 3 roofs
THE i@teslars Show tI1ei Fcors. hlch cell
s7-s v~ta eroe@*s--asg1a, an cuol patid~ W{3a
ssrk gesev pants AMI Or pp.rE Fountains
f-an wascs rtse~ "a taG r&5:n u solitary
netkAt a-4s e tho @1rs4eh~yy-.
EerauA 80 eevHats ~ ne towns a. iaa-
r7-~z.e Liao.a.se4s. VIII su-sra Fa~teus =
tropical Fsaee s.r-ol-4A4 by hodges =
esr-t,s or G,sTc8s tC2>s faccst,s. arst,.y 3
l.t ~ staoe va3 cvsr which wave re
hFas3 Rrre1 caves 81 fAa haGz-a s-.sasl
sa..t-e~n Cet serytal r s. = -sE,lst. re- TBS
h.. ..~as s~sv ssve oeaH burned ;a TIE
r-r-.~z e.s -7-st = .ee gardens ovs~v~,sp.l
z..a rack ve~sgre w.-Je- ,azn she fas0os4s
Iarasvs - Za.&, bar 'rf3~ teTucT asxl-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

The ius1AlIment for THIS month. I most
cordially iudoFse zoe p3sr adopted - me
ccgrgyssEfea. aud an c0phas4t y VIII resAle
- TIE collection of a large fund 1oT the
Circulation - e.alet4t48c literature
Sarce 0ssg Hghs - IN he interest o isle
'rs4ta peUq3e~to fs9e lAnColn'S psiFASs-~9F
She common people TO borrow 3 BE
,sEul-Re mast appeal . them for IEe
means q earn .1E ca re contest.
TIE nGanet@rs can contribute 2rge sums
10 support The gold standard, because me
mopop1.y If monty gives them great psc4~
niaEY Groat, Surrey. yosi caa appeal with
coac 3ence - The mAduEs " no suffer rem
u rlslna dollar ard falling Prices
Having brought freedom 10 Cuba ire
American people can reas-w the struggle
fer me fnanela! Independence Of the United
States. Yours truly. ". J. BRYAN.
one OF Mr. Harvey's sous was q private
soldier wIth the United States f0rcf4 before
Santiago. lie WAS Is the ngAt ou san Juan
hgU He Jay n the trenches - the mad
EId raia ans came home pbySicas wreck
He Is at Eureka Springs, ARK, and M1s-
Harvey is nursing him M. Harvey hasn't
time - Is wlth a4m. lie makes al aver
age % TIVE speeches a week lie VII speak
Tuesday night II this week "a jefferson
City Ia tbs legislative Gal o. the capitol
building.
sam r. Cock. chairman CT the state
Y3ernccrat5a committee Qs Missouri IS as
sisurg MIR Harvey IN MS oTice work and
manages The ofTfce while Mr.. Harvey Is out
gIAAta- speeches
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
How iisIi tscna@t

If'+F "a, tr. Mich lterslt lean
A a resftH = Esfia r4Issta7e~zta -,7f~-
over the ownership % sheep. or erler.
william Skies, % Newhe~z. WAS made ia
defendant n trial f7r stcai:rx. fsesrg ta--
o~Ray acquitted aci be thus relates his
experience % DraNv:
-flCaey. = yer ever ret into trosihia s1r.t
hire 8 lawyer that kr3~z y-u ike dFf
sor she chances ara he'll r~ake 40 wish
lt was legal - commit uGr.tn- before yer
&C. 3r"s. Yer acrer Re s-z. we known
il4 S.sas fo--y year Pc sez an .,s.-er
knew a-y Enod - hf~~ We krown <!r,
20 stea5 caiytgers fa So 7st,- PES t1a ttz.
- steel sheep - 81 'Ter amer ~ eox
J ~ sorry 20 cav that Usl 3 innocent =
th6s charge - sez. because % aurA, 70
- 81 faA' 80 scE. ga. TIE rre<7f goes 20
show Re seq 'vss; ~ wac 800 drank -
steal a sheep that rsrht' BE- sez Yer
amer 30 s@E. u7y c#~uf 3 a " ifo-heatz~'
- seq 'ht, uEf1rtuca -e&v. he 3ltn't ft-al
nat sh"e9' - sez Yer an~er' be esz
.seeTs a5n'i a tecea: rai feu~e frp-u rer5
fflT - %8~ct.,Hgs' "a sez |ne~s4s@ y, g
s'e'a re RATS so~ freae.s.7' 80 seq An
tAe jsry brought t7 a versstfs - str hs3-
~ef cr1ss.. an' tA@ ssslrse ysast+-I re
1TaR0. Blt we~a I Teo- 50 settle ~ -
f5,~@e3eu1. tz4i-s NV ;a zfr-. }rsroes q ~
frs~z sbee; roo}-x t@s reea.e. I3e s@r:
I've s1wsTs k-cwa -. II az : kns~
ys- fa.Asr au' woat charge b. go"
Ars T1ra hy, wso ka3 te@o a sFfEps 49, =
listener Tsgzss rk@s thaf e vas q -set shfrg
fr Fs1l tbs &wyes 4eta'l kn1w rs srass.3-
tAtAew
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

Druggist Shelly. Of Shelton. formerly %
Olympia, has been indicted by the United
States grand 3gry Il Tacoma for selling
hQuor n an Indian
New Waatcom business men arc raising
a subscription 81 $500 % secure the rebuild
ing OF =. ]. LARS sash and door factory.
burned there last week.
The Pasco News-Recorfer says: Tha
farmers viii feel lonesome mex spring
when they g0 % work and find that the
winter has killed about AZ he s2se rats.
The city Of Spokane has been made he
defendant In another large damage s};it.
william II. Bishop and Victor r bishop
wan; 5000 because OF fall upon an Icy
Sidewalk.
Ex-PTeacher Durfey's novel way 81
warming, hia bed almost caused him the
loss Of MS house. SAYS the Tilamook or.
correspondent a. the Oregnuia1 lie had
heated some rocks and put them IL his
bed. and they set the clothes ON fire. one
az the members of the hose company vas
passing the house at the time and saw
the assistance ~ several other men, Sue
ceeied in parting tba fire cat.
TIE city council % Cheney has streak
% economy. AZ a recent meeting The mar
shafts salary was cut from So a. go pet
the council VAS IN. agreed - = 3 Teiuc-
vrotfI4 rather resign than submit 70 "a fe~
dnc.ior, and after discussion IRE council
decided 20 tender the office - any TesreH-
STOLE person who would perform the Duties
far less than The present rate - - Pc
war
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
SEX RIVALRY IN POLITICS.
Three Women. One Against Her Hus-
band. Making Opponents Hustle.

TIE uveiies, election battle IN the his
tory of SnydtrtoSn borough. near shame
kin. Pa. VII - fought ere long for the
position Of scieooi directors. Three women
are pItted against al equal number or the
stegle< sex, and although Inc females are
on the D. 1locEat.c ticket and the TOWN IS
largely 81 that poIaca. f4It1. tle men viii
doubtless Win over the bs.Nom candidates,
Is many Democrats clam that they wla
aot vote for women. one o. whom - OF
posed 20 her husband. Since the holidays
the present directors have noi managed
district affairs 20 sli!t all ne peope. Re
Gently new set % men were nominated
a. the Republican primaries. They were
George Kline. Jacob peibieT and Luther
Cooper, all three good men and popular.
bat certain people thought they would be
no better n Office than the Cd directors.
ani the scheme u running women for the
Iiaee Was Matched ii the brains Of mum
Ter OF females. The women asked q few
Democratic workers 10 eid them II lie pri-
uarieS ard q b!G vote was polled. Ms
George Kline, Mrs James Campbell auI
Mrs. David Hoover were named. the fret
named heading the ticket. When her hus-
band heard Of the opposition ha said tina,
lie would give her the hardest ch8s4s she
ever hal for anything. Mrs. Kline de-
clares shs il IN the ngat for keeps She
Is a determined Young woman. and there
ara whaspers that Il any NJ the men IS
to &C. let Il vi, most likely be George
kline.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
BARK COLOhA IN DISTRESS.
ENCOUNTERS 4 HEAVY GALE AND
LOSES HER DECK LOAD.
springs Leak and Ii Compelled to
Pat Back tn Port Angeles. With
Eleven Feet of Water in the Hold

Special Dispatch - he Post-TnteiI gencsr.
PORT TOWNSEND. Fee 9o-BarS 90
Iona. whlca sailed on tse 1s.h inst With Il
cargo - lumber from ChenzslGus. bound
tor THerss4n. Ca!ua. WAS s.E5tei 81 the
ca-ae tbs morning. VITA distress Signals
Ey-ns. aid Was towed hack 10 Pert A.
ge}es, where she Is Cow awaiting iastrus-
tons FROM her ow-ers. On the Gfta day
az. The vessel r2n into . terrific Brow. kicS-
i.g I'D moan famous seas. y A,ca sTep. tha
vessel from steu - steyn. carrying every
thing movable 81 ne DIX overheard Taa
Big dseklosd vas wreGched from IS lasa-
Inss ard prec5p.fatsd ia.o the SEA - 4 Sec
ond lis wave. watch the vessel encounter
ed
Ths Coloala iaho-ea heavily III TIA sea.
and the sounding well showed fA2t she MAS
making water with greater rapidly han
the pumps could handle. The captain ae~
c0rl!Dg.y pSt about ami arrived ST P1rt
Angeles this morning WIKI eleven feet x
water below decks. II : probable the car
80 VIII - discharged and the repairs made
Gu the sound
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
WORSE EVEN THAN 4 MOUSE.
Avfat Experience OF IA Young Wife
in Fashionable Apartment

Not far from Lincoln park lives young
Trar.e3 woman xno IS ready 10 make oath
mat for hAif-rA.sAas horror a mouse n her
bedroom Nouisn't cause = tjtfs Of the ter
ror ahe experienced one night not long ago
when a.ole in per fdss,li0na BILE apartment.
one wild. wirdy night. business having
called her husband - Milwaukee. $40 VAS
stCn. alone reading, When a. Of sud
den sae heard E. log moan from her bei
room. She assg eaed. TIA sound came
heaiu. X sounGed Ike the sailing of a
Ut;le chIis she ran jnto her bedroom. No
trsiy Vas ;here, bat Is she turned TO leave
the room yae piercing cry rang cat again.
Sne doesn't believe ia ghosts. t1af yasnx
woman, hut sire spent TIE night on q dlyan
IN her ssrttrg room. With her hack close
30 the Nall and all the electric ligafs
turned on or course when her husband
cane home ha laughed the tale - scorn.
You know how uube1rah.y interpretations
husbands can oe a. sim-s. Il yoa've ever
had one Thls one was like all the yes.
Night after night pass 4 aud ~ more wall
ing vas heard. Then the two young peo-
pe came home from me theaGer one night
orc xtn6v cos1 night. and rs they entered
tser rooms tbs saEtN. uiooI-ci.rsi.ing eSa4l
greeted them. Together taey traced the
soEa6 ]. seemed - come from the head
Of the bed. The husband pushed the bef
ASIDE sra found simply d speaking tuoe,
connecting wsth the hotel office down
s,airs The be3. set across a corner. had
concealed & ana the wind in some way
had voiced ltes.t - the whistle e; the
mouth e ths t5sse. The young rnatroa was
vastly relieved. of course hut there's COT
ton stuffed n thu tube row. She knows
whR: toe noise IS. blIs 3ts 700 Ghastly Il
sound - he pleasant even when one under
stands that IL onsy Il whistle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
PAYING CUBAN SOLDIERS.
Certain Municipalities Wish to Raise
$1,000, ooe for the Pursose in Adj
ditfon TO the x3.ooo. 900 Which
This Country Is willing 30 Pay.

WASHINGTON. Feb. @a-Erorts ara
making vita every prosp~c: cf success 10
r~cuncfiA the radical element among the
G>1b@ns to the pro position ~ ire aI5ea
States government - pay the soldiers ~
sha CUBAN cause g. e.a.aew This = expect
"a 70 be Ecconp lisAe5 through the sweep
:IaE authorization ~ fae United states
government for the incuvrneni os a con
siderable icaa to make good the deficiency
between the sum the United States agrees
- pay 70 the troops and TIE sum the
Cuban leaders believe - BE- the smallest
that can bs PAID Win benefit and due re-
gard 20 Justice. Sp sar the proposition has
not taken official shape here. Bat the ad-
n1i1istratiou has been quietly sounded by
~. Cuban contingent, Who have express
ed qualification at the prospects. Gen.
Gomez himself Is expected 10 oroach the
plan formally when he begins his confer
euces win Gen. Brooke IN Havana.
Gen. Gomez arrived today IN AataaZ-aS,
making hiss way very slowly tow ard the
capital. What - proposed - taat the
United States shah sanction the floating
Of bonds BY tne Cuban municipalities or
provinces 10 the amount Of ssas4to-
which sum IS 10 De paid over "a tne I'll
ban troops In addition 70 tas 3..Has1 10
10 paid by the United States. The mUnl-
cipallEies ars 10 set aside Il certain pro-
portion from the receipts from customs
and other sources OF taxation 10 meet the
bonds.
In addition 20 this the United States
government is 10 10 asked 10 sanction
the redemption ~ the customs receipts ot
the bonds Issued n aid q tce Cuban rebel-
lion 10 the amount Of s, 5ose0.o
Data. IL is said. here will Re produced
by the Cuban assembly to show taat ey-
cry cent OF this sum Was expended IL le-
climate expenses.