The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-31

SHORTCOMINGS OF the ADMINISTRATION
Cabans Nisit the sapfssi 49, s"s
denim Am-riean om-s.fs-t sr"P"-
IarIsy of fhe Badsssrfsi c"m"is-
si.n-Roos~yeIt-s ApsisEy = spells
a. sight.


The president came all the way from
Canton 10 Washington 10 welcome me
Cuban srhool-teachers Who nave oese
visiting in this county
Mann OF these teachers are Hen-
They were brought here Al eorslcer-
,hle expense in order 10 impress them
savorabiv with the institutions Of this
country and the WAY goNernnl~n NJ - &C
ministered BY President Mckinney
A. was another republican cisappoln'-
n.rt The Cuban visitors are enihu-
ssastie democrats and do not hesitate
10 sav that The Mckinley acmlnlsira-
ton has fail.d 10 keep it, solemn
plef -es mace 10 Cuba
The Cuban teachers ATTENDED white
house reception and were permitted 20
shake the hand Of lmPerialist Wil-
lam. but not a word Of commentator
could be extracted from them II re-
! card TO the acminis--ats ms manage
menf in Cuba
.The resources Of orr beautiful IS
LAND have been drained 20 pay -o1 OF
American officials who are more
naughty and inso-en; than cur former
Snarish masters said one Cuban
.-ou- island s. cesOIate- The people are
TOO poor 10 90 snto farming or manu-
featuring FOR themselves anc there i
no ENCOURAGEMENT for she investment
q, outside capital We have had erouEn
~ McKinlexism- The Cubans hope 10
s~e BRYAN elected He viii carry out IN
good faith the pledges mace 0y the
United States
-Our people would not have been 50
hitter against Mckinley continued
-h;S Cuban. a man OF high intelligence
and fine culture. If he had shown any
disposition 10 investigate the posi- a.
frauds and punish the oHencers- hu'
what has been dones The comnit1ee
anDoirs.s by the senate contents Itself
hv ealing on the war departments Tor
aseraifec account az al disbursement
and then aciourns 10 meet ~ The car
of The chairman There Is 10 mecca
ton that the war department. = PreF''.r-
inv any such report II j. clear that the
} no~fal scandals are not 20 D invests
gated before election Nee-y j. 20 stay
~ New York and Maj E1rEbon- j. ~
: ir,- 81 luxury in Havana Things 81
: his sort make the Cubaus discomfort
Cd. We put or trust in the tutTec
, states. and its chief executive make
E no move 10 protect q when We Ar
robbed BY his servants This criticism
: - ius.. but il was no- What the &C
E m;nist-atSon expected when i tool
z such trouble 70 welcome The CuDzI
E teachers 70 Washington
: rpr.purar with Labor
IN. industrial commission is begin
Ming 10 realize that j j. not PoPuia'
$ wi-h ORGANIZED labor The commission
' s-ur an arrn. from Washington 10 iH
Z -erxierv the Ce--r,, Labor union o. New
n York about wages and conditions Q
e ernioxnent. The agent was met Will
: a Fat refusal 10 give any information
1 which might. and probably wouic %
b rseG 10 the disadvantage Of org7n-ze'
Y labor. The representatives Of the Va
: rious uniors called attention 10 the &c
i-irr OF testimony by the comTnis~so
z and its attempt 10 justify the atrccitie
/. Of the bnIl pen IN Idaho Senator nv :
4 he head OF the commission mace han
! elf conspicuous b his opposition .
= TIE eirh--hour bill in congress
4 The carefully edireG reports Of "a
= Industrial commission are b-,r- ser
: out BIZ the republican campaign maj
= are-S win a view 10 convincing n
,e working peopi~ that the inforHa'lc
i was gathered by persons friendly
y their Interests IL Will Tot Co Nag'
- workers have known for more than
h wear that The Industrial commission
Ike the bureau Of statistics and =
j cenSus. j. only an adjunct 10 the =
uub,ican national committee Its =
nor-s are neither impartial nor acc
I. rate.
~ Reos~~~lrs Apology
Roosevelt has been made 20 urcs
stand bv Boss Hanna that his ST. Pa
- x-aerh vas very hu--rul 20 the repu