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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22

aug 6GieBen tpirbe. Die prasmutii4e
Santtion f9lieBt i'm Sale elmer unebenbiir>
tigen 6eirat6 nur bic btefer G9e
entfproffenen &tnber BON Der
SbrpnfoI9e aus ni4t aber
ben 9eiratbenben feGbf #. Ser
@r3berapg bleibt alfo Sbro1folger, aud
tpenn er Die @rGfin @botet beirutbet, bas
tpeiB Gr3beraog Sran3 5erninunb ie9r grz
nuu, 6uB niht bteie 9eirat4, fonbern mur
Elm freitpiGiger @erai4t ieinen 8ruber Otto
ober beifen @Obn, ben 10 Sabre alten @r5z
ber5og 6ran5 8arl in Die 9oiition
zines S6ronfolgers borriiden GGBt. Gie
aus elmer ebentuelen G6e bes gr56er3ogs
SSrana ferdinand nit Der @rGfin @6otet
6erporgebenben &inber tpdren i'm Slime Der
praqmatti9en Sanftion feline gr3ber50ge.
Nun bat aber &uiIer Sran3 Soief feline
@inpiQigung CUR @bef9lieBung gege6en
unb bas 1T bic nsueite Genfution, pelAe
bic @emitber bier gu 2anoe aufregt. 8er
aber peiB, baB Gr86er3Og 5ran3 5erbinanb
cine romuntt19 angelegte Ratur 1T unb
buB er nieberbolt ertldrt fat, III bann
iiberbaupt gu beiratben, ipenn er es aus
2iebe tbue, Der gIaubt feft, bdB Die @be gez
fhlofTen tperben pirb! 8arum ipQte ii1
bic punoerI6Dne @rGfin Sofis GbOtet pez
niger gu elmer 2anbesmutter eignen als cine
Prin5eftn? .. y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22

Die @ottes6duIer ieien nit i~penigen Qus=
nu6men, aft unb 0be. Nur Die &at6eprale
nit benz 6ii9Dfli9en palais reprdIentire
einen bebeutenberen @ertb; unb au9 bisie
beiben ge6dube ieien bei4eiben genug aus
g~eftdttet.
Sn Wirfli9feit lei bic &ir9e n:9t nur
ni9t rsi9, fonbern re9t arm, ulto tpenn man
ibr bic @ottesbGuier ndbme, 10 ber6liebe ibr
gar ni9ts.
Na9 ben GarroQf6en NuSfii6rungen
f9eint cine Iol9e MuBnabme gu orp6en;
ni9t bon @eiten Sntel Sans, %fonoern Der
neutrality-suspicious.. Oa Staat unb
Stride bort bis6er n 8 g~etpefen, babe bic
lebtere feline 8eIibtitel, bic ibr Ole 9ottes9dltz
fer uno Prieiteripobnungen getpd3rlstltetsl.
SnfoGgebefen fei manGerOrts 5pii9en ben
fir6li9en unb ben peltli3en 8ebOrben Elm
Streit bariiber entbrannt.
Or. Carroll meint, bic Sra9s lei cine rein
legule unb bebiirfe nod nd9erer Priifung,
giebt aber beutIih gu perIteben, tup nu4 iei=
ner QnIi9t bas Re9t liegt:
rOieie &ir9eu iinb fir ben tatboliidsn
@ottesbienit unb nur fir bieIen gebaut. Sic
purben bon fat6oli19en 9emeintpeIen fir
Den tat6olif6en gultus erri9tet; Der Stddt
ma9te idbrli6e 8ertpiQigungsn fir lire
Prieicr; Die ftdbtif9en 8ebDroen bielten ie
in Stanb -. lie iebt Der Stride ~tpeg5rneb=
men, ba bas @erbdltntB nit Dem Stuate
a%ufgelDit 1T, mare, angeii4ts Der 9batia4e,
baB bic 8eiibtitel friiber geieBlia ni6t elm
g~etragen perben burften, glei96eoeutenb NIT
Gonfiscatton.~
Die logii3e @oniequen5 TT, oaB unfere
Gegierung bic @igent6umsredte Der Stride
getpGbrleiiten muB, cine S9luBfolgerung,
bic ben 6erren 8rebtgern uno q. q. as
ni9t number biirfte, bic ie aber bod tperoen
I6luden miifen, II ba lie i6nen bon einem
unoerOd9tigen 8O4 ibres %eigenen !9ausz
6alts 5ure9tgebraut it,
Na9 6rn. CARROTS QuffafTung 1T bic
tir6enpolitif9e Gage auf porto Rico iiberz
baupt gar ntdt 10 I6pierig, ME fe bieffa9
bargeiteat purbe. gaeben Der Srage bes
eigentlt6en neutrality-suspicious. befteben nur
no9 lotale 3niitigteiten tpegen Der itdbtiz
i9en 5rieobOfe unb 9oipitdler, neren Belle
gung nit etpas gutem @iIen uni9tper gu
betptrten pdre. SnteG Sans Mihion be-
ftebt ein3ig unb einfa4 burin, baB er unter
getpifsnbafter geriidfi1tigung Der Hedte
aller parteien cine iduberIi6e S9eibung bon
Stride unb Staat nuh ieinem 6eriibmten Re=
3ept bor5unebmen bat, mas I'm 10 Ieihter
iein iolte, neil Die grOBe Mebr6eit Der Be-
b%0lterung einerieits Der tatboIti6en Si.9e
aufrt9tig 5ugetban 1T unb anoererieits Dem
neuen peltli6en 9errn guten WiQen unb
@ertrauen entgegenbringt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22
Stride uuS etaat a1tf @ortu Nico.
u inertia, ct. Souls.

Ser protetantii9e prebi9er Or, 8. 6.
Carroll, Der i'm Nuftrage bes Yrdftoenten
Mcainlep bic religiOien @erbdltniKe uuf
Porto &icp unterf u9t 6at, 1T tiir5li9 bon
bort 5uriidgete6rt unb DerOffentli4t TIN i'm
gorter nSnbepenOent" gu bsiIen &ez
baftionsitab er friber 9ebOrte, cine lleberz
fi9t iibsr bic @rgebnife feiner SOri4ungen.
Man muB NIT 8enugtbuun9 a%nerfennen,
baB er mebr l~1nbefangenbeit uno 9r0Bers
@ere9ttgteitsliebe an ben Sag legt, als man
es bon MGnnern ieiner ,3unft gepObnt 1T.
3und9t berfebt er benz piel colportirten
MGrten bon benz unermeBli4en &ei4thum
Der tat6olif4en &ir4e in PortO &ieO UNI
barmber3ig ben SobesitOB: r@s giebt nur
penis &ir4enigentbum auf Der Sniel. Die
air9e bat feline 2iegeni3aften, bon 6enen
ibr @tntiinfte ertpii4ien -. Die &ir9snge=
bGube unb paar p%farrbGuisr, bersn Rubnis>
buns tie bisIung bate, tpiirben bon teiner
ameritaniI9en 9smetnbe als toitbar obsr
prGatie bssei4net tperben,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22
Oas San6 ser n1ttternaatsionne.
etue intereiIante GrsaBIuus zines eeebuuOiassrs.

glarifa, Minn. - 6err @rne 3. Mnne
f4ret6t an Or. peter 5u6rnep in Chicago,
SG,, fOI9enben Brief tpel4er fir Diete unz
Irrer 2eier bon Snterefe iein burfte nno
ben mir bes6al6 Der Seffentli9teit iibergez
ben:
SD bu1te es fir mrine gfIi4t, Sic pon
Der bor3iigliben Wirtung Sbres Qlpene
Observation-Disclosures gu bena9ri9ttgen.
Sd purbe in Norpegen geboren unb
mar BON SugenO auf en- begeiiterter RObz
b%eniGger. Nls ib % Sabre alt pur, muir
be i1 auf einem metnerS agb5iige BON rtnem
Fiir6terIi9en @9neeiturm iiberfalIen. Ounz
teiIbeit bra4 pI0BIi4 berein unb i6 mar
ni4t i'm 9tanOe, na4 6auie 5uriif3ute6s
rem. 60 mar i9 genOtbigt, Die Na3t in
fretem Meere al. elmer Snfel 5u5ubringen.
Sc mar fdredlt6 falt, meme &leibsr
lpurben mir am 2eibe gu Sis, uno cine
fiir6terGi9e grtdltung, bic metn gan5es
Sbfem ungriff, mar bic GOI9e. 8ter Sage
Eisrauf iub ib tpie Elm 4usfdbiger aus.
8ruune SGeben 8eigten ii9 am gun5en &orz
per unb @ef9piire entftanbrn, pelde zine
gelbliAe Sliifigteit BON ii4 guben, tpenn
tie aufbra9en. Dieter ausi4lag erregte
Elm brennenOrs 9efibI unb i4 6atte unz
Idgli9es uls5uite6en. Ser erfte Nr5t, ben
I9 gu Rutb 5pg, mar Or. 2ebnann in Ser
gen, Norpegen. Seine 8ebanolung bra9te
3tpar 5eittpeilige gefferung. er mar ieoo9
ni9t i'm Stanbe, mid permanent ber3uitel<
len. 9ierauf coniultirte i9 ungefd6r 20
Aer3te 3u berf9tebenen 3etten in beriaiebes
men 2Gnoern. @tnige Oabon tparen Gpez
c%ialiIten. NQes obne @rfoIg. Sd febts
bierauf meme 9offnung auf einen 9timu=
pe4iel uno 3og mad pGrmeren 2Inbern,
fanb ie0o9 uu& baour9 feline 9eilung. gs
tpiroe Elm 8u6 MAIDEN, tpolte t9 Die Ndz
men, pel9e Die 9erren 9uttoren laeiner
&rant6eit 9a6en, auf5dblen; Der Gina CAB
ibr einen lateinif9en, Der Nnbere einen
grte4tf9en Namen, unb ielten tparen Tie in
Der Oiagnofe meines Sales einig. go
trie6 t9 es Sabre lang. 8or ungefd6r 2
Su6ren fling i4 cine Sur nit 5ornps 41=
pentrduterz 81utbeleber an, uno i9 muB rebz
li4 geite9en, obne grOBe 9%offnuna auf Grz
folg. Ni9tsoei totpeniger mar Der GrfoIg
5ufriebeniteGenO, ia beina6e tpunber6ar. Sd
bin nun So Sabre alt urb babe au9 ni9t
Oas I~eiieite Qn3ei4en Der aiidtebr meines
alien 2eibens pabrgenOmmen. 0ufiir ipiinz
f9e i9 mein 3eugniB ab3ugeben.
Meiner 5umilie unb pteten meiner Sreuns
be 1T mein SAT- uno feline gliidli9e Gntz
pidlung %betannt, unb i3 muB aus pollem
9er5en fagen, baB ib Sbnen, pertbsr Serr
SOttor, gu unenbIi4em 9unt psrpiii9tet
btn."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22

3Irt9 bat ieBt ieinem b~eriibmten, am
II. Sanuar 1746 baielbt geborenen SObne
So6ann 9einri9 9eta1o35i, benz grpz
BEN Heformator bes @r3iebungspeiens, rim
piirbiges 9enfmal rrri9tet. 9teies
auf sinem @ranitTodel rubenbe Genfmal
aetgt 9eftalo5ai in Der befannten 9etaIt, i'm
langf90Bigen Sod, barbaupt Dorpdrts
f9rettenD, einsn ~tteinen, erId0pften, BUM
gernben, bon Der StruBe aufgeleienen &uuz
BEN an Der Sanb fiibrenb. S4Opfer Der
Gr8ftatus it Der 8ilb9uusr 9usO Sies>
mart.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22
WoItfe ais Seutf6et 8OIfSfMrifts
fe4er.

@m 26. SttOber tparsn SO Sabre berz
gangen, feit Moltte, Der groBe @9Ga@tenz
Oenter, 6as Qi9t Der @eIt erbGtdte. Mqs
MoItte l1nfterblides g~eleiftst bat, bapon BE-
ri9tet bic Daterldnbtf6e &riegsgef6i6te
es itnb peltbiitorif6e Sbatfa9en, bic bur6
Die SorfGung beitGnbig in mod beQeres
2t4t geridt perben. Sn 2iebe unb Be-
numbering blidt ieber 9eutf9e auf gu
etnem Moltte, nit UNI 10 gr0Berer @ereb=
rung, na9oem es benz bertI9en 0oGt bureb
bic @er0ffentli8ung feiner S6riften unb
Denfpirotgteiten ermOgli9t tparb, benz aros
BEN Manne menl&li6 ndber gu treteu uno
i'm in feiner gan5en anipre9enben gerfDnz
lt9feit fennen 81 lernen.
MoItte's 8rtefe iinb 6as foftbarite
literarti9e 8ermGGtniB, bas er Dem 8olt
binterlafien bat, BENIN in i6nsn tptrtt er ELM
Oringli9 auf iebes fir refine unb ioeale Qnz
f6auung empfdnglibe @emitb; bur9 feline
8riefe bleibt er 8orbilb unb @r3ieber fir
Mfitz unb Na9pelt.
9ie Seuti9en audi biesieits bes @eItz
meeres pirb es intereIIiren, baB als Self
gabe CUR OissiGbrigen Ntebertebr feines Sc
burtstuges cine n8olfsausgabe" fsiner
@4riften i'm @erIage Der tgG. Sofbu5=
6arbGung bon 6. g.. Mittter u. @obn in
Berlin erfdeint. 0iefe @Oltsausgabe pirb
3 8Grbe umfafen, tpobon bic eri item apei
nMoltte' in ieinen 8rtefen" 6aritelen uni
Der 3. 8unb bic r9ei9idte bes &rteges
.187O/71 bon Moltfe" ent6Glt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22

Garland" Oefen un6 Ranges
baltem AM lausfteu uub perlonsen bas
uent9lte 8rennmatertoI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22
NeoYpten.

Ser &9ebtbe entbii1te am Ssrettag in
Port Sab Elm benz Qnbenten bss peritprbez
men 8rufen Serbtnanb De 2eifets,
oes grbauers bes Sue3z&anals, erri6tete8
Genfma1 in @egenpart Der MiniIter,
bes britii9en ~btplOmatii6en Ngenten, 2orS
@romer, Der iibrigen 9iplomaten unb elmer
&n5abl 8ertreter berfGiebener Sc euf6
ten in alien Sbeilen @uropa's.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22

Mfreb Surplus fam am Greitag auf
feiner 91eiie mad M iib1bauen i'm
gliuB bur9 Bern. @r fOl Gupentrus p.r>
lafen baden, neil bus borti9e &Gima ieiner
@eIunbbeit f4aOGia par. Seine guttiu
begIsitets i'm.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-03
A MODEST HERO

What is pronounced me of the most
remarkable cases of elf-effacement on
record was the conduct last week of
Real Admiral Winfield Scott Schley.
The grizzled sailor who annih1lated
Cervera's fleet off Santiago went to
New York unobserved aud was swal-
lowed up in the human maelstrom al
most like any one Of the hundreds Of
thousands of atoms that made up the
grand tribute to Admiral Dewey.
salleI sehieY saw the jubilant pa
rade upon the waters tTem the roof Of
the Hotel Majestic. He was the guest
of no one, paying for quarters just as
did the other patrons of the hotel,
He was aiote. He no uniform
His garb was that of the every day
civilian, and he looked eagerly out
upon the North river, where the giant
offering of the people to his lifelong
friend had its fulfll1nent, with a Sim
plicity of enjoyment that made the
few who knew Of his presence o
der
Meanwhile, Rear Admiral Sampson
who commanded the feet off Santiago
but was away with the flagship when
Schley wreaked vengeance upon the
Spanish squadron, stood proudly IN
gold lace and in every emblem of his
rank, upon the deck of one of his
ships Of the White Squadron, a dis
tinct feature of the splendid jubilee,
An Examiner reporter, who stood
close to the slayer of Cervera's hopes
searched in vain in the face of the
warrior for the silent note Of envy
that might we'll have been expected
1t was not there. No little boy seeing
Tor the first time a pageant of the joy
Gus people could have been more en-
crossed with the scene that lay befo1,
his eye.
what a day it is for my old com
rade," said he, almost tearfally to
smiling woman-of the hetcl-at hi
side, mo one could deny him this
for he has earned it. l tell you tn,
American people are the greatest 0,
the face of the earth. See how thei
hearts go out to this man, who ia
shown himself brave and noble AM
SO kindly of heart
And while Admiral Sampson wa
waving his hat at the passing ship
ITO doubt taking the cheers mean
for Dewey for himself-the real her
of Santiago sat alone, but pot despor
dent, happy in the thought that hi
fellows were ignoring his old conrad
Upon the roof a public hostelry.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-03

sion OF the jury appearing from the ex-
The Jury returned a verdict for fifteen hun
dred dollars. The District Court reduced
the damages to eight-hundred and ten
dollars and twenty-four cents, with
the consent of the respondent. The
reason of the reduction is based upon
the u~ndisputed facts that the net
amount received by appellant from the
mortgage and sale of the property was
1920. IS. for one half of which sum
the appellant was liable. The admitted
value of the property was $4,000. 1t is
evident that the jury took into on
sideration this value in fixing the
amount of the damages sustained by
the respondent, having determined the
c~ontroverted facts establishing appel
lant's liability. The jury had Il right
to consider the value of the property
in determining the amount of damages
sustained, and in view of this value we
are not prepared to say ina the dam
ages awarded by the jury we're excess
sive. The appellant cannot complain
of the action of the District Court in
reducing the amount. The petition
will be denied.
We cOncur
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-03
WAITS Etc.

FOR SALE--Five corner lots. House
and barns, owned by Mrs. NJ. Fox, in the
eastern part Of town, is offered for sale
cheap.
FOR RENT-A hard finished cottag
in good repair throughout. Inquire at
the Fox store.
SALESMEN-S400 a month and all ext
penses guaranteed selling to merchants
Arctic Refrigerating Machines for coel-
ing refrigerators, guaranteed - per cent
cheaper than ice. Exclusive territory as
signed. Arctic Refrigerating Co., Gin
cinnati. O..
WANTED-A carriage painter. APP
ply at this office,
For RENT-A hOuse-at DO ready for
housekeeping. VIII rent by the month
or season. Write or inquire of Walter
Comyn. Emerald Bay, Lake Tahoe, Cal.
The Emperor is the best of all clew-
ing tobaccOs. Why not examine it
now at Chas. Kelly's, Arlington block.
INFORMATION WANTED-If Wilbur Ed
win White will write to 420 West Seventh
street. Los Angeles, Cal, he will receive
part of the estate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-03
Massey J.
Belknap j.
BOnnitield G. J.
We concur

Filed October 2, 1899.
EUGENE HOWELL,
Secretary of State and EN-otficio Clerk
Of the Supreme Court.
Filed with printer for publication
October >. 1899.
EUGENE HOWELL,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-03
HOW Is YOUR WIFE?

Has she lost her beauty If so, Constipation,
Indigestion. Sick Headache are the principe
causes. karl'S Glover Root Tea has cured these i'll
for half a century. Price 25 cts. and so cts. Money
refunded if results are not satisfactory.
For sale at Nevada Drug Store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-03

FOR SALE-A fine baby carriage in
first class condition, cheap. Inquire at
his office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-03

In the Supreme Court of the State of
Nevada. Go. l557.)
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-08-02

join his family. Postmaster General
Smith was also another cabinet officer
to quit Washington today. He has
gone to join the president at Lake
Champlain. The war department has
ordered that the Simpson hospital at
Old Point shall be open to the yellow
fever patients at Soldiers Home, and
everything is being done by the medi-
cal departments of both the army and
navy to check the disease.
Adjutant General Corbin, who went
to Fortress Monroe Saturday night to
spend Sunday, returned to Washing.
ton this morning and to him, while at
the fort, was made the official report
as to the existence of the scourge.
Naturally the announcement of yell
low fever at the Home and the large
number of patients suffering, caused the
greatest excitement among the guests
of the hotels at Old Point, and addi-
tional alarm was spread by the knowl-
edge that three large excursions had
arrived at Old Point yesterday, and
had spent the day visiting Hampton
and the Soldiers Home. These excur-
sionists all returned to Norfolk and
other places last night before it be-
came generally known that yellow
fever existed.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-08-02
WORK OF THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
After All Some Practical Results Were
Obtained.

The international peace conference
met for its final sitting last Saturday
when it was announced that Is states
had signed the arbitration convention,
Is the other two conventions, IL the
declaration prohibiting throwing OF
proiectiles or explosives from balloons,
16 the declaration prohibiting the use
of asphyxiating gases, and l5 the de-
claration prohibiting the use of expan'
sive bullets.
A letter was received from the Queen
of Holland to the pope, asking his
moral support of the conference. The
pope's reply, which was read, promised
co-operation, and racalled the fact that
he had many times performed the
function of arbitrator, and assured her
majesty that in spite of his present ab-
normal position, the pope would con-
tinue to seek the advancement of CIV
ilization.
The three conventions dealing with
arbitration, the laws and customs OF
war and the adaptation of the Geneva
to naval warfare, were not
signed by Germany, Austria-Hungary,
China, England, Italy, Japan, Luxom-
burg, Seryia, Switzerland or Turkey.
The United States signed only the ar
bitration convention, and that under
reserve. Roumania also made reserva-
ton.
The three declarations prohibiting
the throwing of explosives from bal
looms, the use of asphyxiating proJec-
tiles and the use of dumdum bullets
were not signed by Germany, Austria
Hungary, China, England, Italy, ia
pan, Luxembourg, Servia or Switzer.
land, and the United States signed
only the declaration regarding the
throwing of explosives from balloons.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-08-02

BALE BROUGHT $2,OOO.-The first
bale of the new crop of Texas cotton,
grown at Sinton, Patricia county, and
shipped by Governor Sayers, was sold
at public auction in front of the New
York Cotton Exchange last Monday for
the benefit of the Texas food suffer-
ers. 1t brought $4,000. The bale was
redonated to the Exchange in order
that it might be sent to the Boston Ex-
change to be auctioned off in like
manner. 1t will then be shipped to
some other point, and before it is
finally spun into yarn, it will, no
doubt, realize good, round sum for
the flood sufferers. The market price
of the bale is $35.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-08-02
Wednesday, August 2, 1899.

perjurers responsible for the condemna.
ton, prosecuting them criminally and
before civil courts also, in order to re-
cover, if possible, the sum paid to the
person wrongly convicted.
Some of Dreyfus's friends advise
him to tollow this course, which would
mean ruin to all implicated in his con-
viction, none of them being wealthy.
Dreyfus, however, steadfastly refuses
to "make money out of his wife's tears
and sufferings." He simply intended
to draw his back pay as an officer do
ing colonial service; but the French
law does not allow this. Therefore, 20
cents is all the unfortunate captain
will get for his physical tortures and
mental anguish of FIVE years.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-08-02
TO CONQUER THE FILIPINOS.
A Volunteer Officer Says 1t Will Require
100000 Men.

1OO,OOO Men.
An officer of one of the volunteer
regiments in the Philippines, gave out
to the Associated Press the following,
under date of June 27:
The arrival of the rainy season finds
the insurrection as vigorous as 1t has
been at any time since the outbreak.
The insurgent armies are we'll recruit
ed, Notwithstanding their heavy losses,
and are we'll fed and clothed. They
have pro6tted by their five months OF
warfare against the Americans. They
are fast adapting American tactics and
are becoming better disciplined and
more skillful in the use of their weap:
ons every day. One hundred thousand
soldiers should be here ready for busi-
ness by the beginning of the dry sea-
son in November. Garrisons could
then be stationed at strategic points.
A continuous warfare cannot be car
ried on in this enervating climate by
the same troops. Frequent reliefs are
necessary. Troops should not be Kept
longer than a year. Men from a
northern climate retain their native
vigor for six or eight months after
their arrival here and then begin to
succumb to the various ailments OF
tropical weather. This is exemplitied
in case of volunteer and regulars who
have been in the Philippines since
last summer. The most of them are
saturated with malaria, many have
rheumatism and all are greatly debili'
tated. They are unfit for further duty
and recuperation seems slow and un'
satisfactory. AS it is with them so it
is likely to be with their successors.
The eight million people of the Phil
ippines are as highly civilized as the
12, 100000 of Mexico. If the Ameri.
can people will imagine the United
States to have acquired Mexico against
her will and to be engaged in an at
tempt to put down an universal rebel
lion of Mexicans with 10000 troops.
they will have a duplicate picture at
close range of the situation in the
Philippines with the exception that the
climate of the Philippines is from 10 to
Is degrees more tropical than that OF
Mexico.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-08-02

To ENTERTAIN THE NEXT NATION
AL Ns.-"Chicago," says
the Chattanooga Times, "has curtly
notified both parties that Chicago does
not want to entertain their national
conventions this year. Chicago politi-
clans, of both parties, predict that the
conventions will 60 elsewhere, and
the politicians of the big and windy
town say that they are not sorry, not
a little. They say Kansas City, Mil
waukee, Buffalo, Indianapolis, New
York, Denver-any old town-may
have the conventions, and welcome.
The Republicans seem inclined to 60
to Denver. The Democrats will not
20 to New York for manifest reasons.
Kansas City has raised $4,000 as a
bribe for the Democratic convention,
and other towns may see her and 60
her some better"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-08-02

THE NEXT CoNGREss.-The next
congress will be confronted with the
task of patching up the Dingley tariff
law, of fastening the odious stamp tax
more securely upon the people, of
avoiding any attack on the trusts
while formulating some sort of law
that will delude the people, and of
swallowing with good grace all plans
outlined by a coterie of selfish politi-
clans who control the administration
body, boots and breeches. The next
congress will have to strut the stage
and mouth the words offered by trick
sters and intimidators, all the while
pretending to be the great law making
body of the greatest republic on the
earth. Omaha World-Herald.