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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15
TWO BLOODTHIRSTY
UTTERANCES.

The superstition is not far-fetched
that our methods OF administering lib
erty and civilization to the unwilling
TagaIogs are beginning to react on the
public mind in this country, the results
being an increased callousnees as to the
taking of human life and the open ad-
vocacy of n resort to violent and dras-
tic measures where an orderly proceed
ing would accomplish the same pur-
pose. Anybody who takes the trouble
to keep abreast of current events will
be able to detect these things, in the
press. in utterances of men in public
or semi-public position, and even in the
everyday conversations of 1.-THE man in
the street."
In Chicago. which has been greatly
infested with footpads and burglars,
they are calmly discussing the PROPOSE
ton that whenever any Of these gentry
are caught they be taken out on the
lake front and shot, as Spain used to
shoot captive Tagalogs on the Luneta.
an example, by the way that is being
urged by imperialist organs upon the
attention of the administration. The
plan to summarily execute burglars is
favored by Chief Ripley, of the Chicago
police. by Police Captain Alexander l..
Campbell, in whose territory hold-ups
and burglaries have been particularly
frequent. and where several lives have
been lost in fights with desperadoes.
Captain Campbell said: "These desper-
ate criminals. who place no value on
their lives or on the lives of others.
should be executed summarily"
Chief OF Police Ripley. when asked by
the Chicago Record for his views of
this utterance. replied: Yes, that
would suit me perfectly, but, of course.
it is not the law"
Another advocate of the tooth and
claw" method of administering jus tice
Is the New Orleans States. Comment
ing on the recent lynching of two ne
groes. that newspaper says few things
like this:
Mob law in a well-ordered society Is
not likely to break through its legiti-
mate bounds
1t says that 1t is right and proper
that negroes should be whipped.
scourged. shot and burned at the
stake" and invites Northern howlers
and Southern sentimentalists to make
the most of it,
In certain cases mob lcw is the
highest law known on earth. because
it is the law written on the human
heart by the Lord God Almighty Him
self. 1t is the divine impulse in man
that supplants the inadequacy of hu-
man wisdom to do full justice"
Upon this sort of thing comment IS.
of course, quite unnecessary. 1t will
not fail to occur to the reflectively in
clned that in killing on slight pre-
texts abroad we are not escaping the
penalty at home. Human life is human
life, and If public sentiment is brought
to put low estimate on it the har-
vest of such a sowing will be neither
uncertain nor slow to appear
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

location. there is scramble Of syndi-
Gates to secure them. The Denver
I'ost charges that some of these spec
ulative gentry have an understand
Ing with the Secretary OF the Interior
which will make 1t possible to estab-
lish a monopoly. If this be true 1t Is
very unfortunate. The sources of sup
ply for asphalt used in the Eastern
cities of the United States are al
ready in the hands of few owners.
who are exacting all the traffic Will
bear.
The Government ought to reserve to
Itself the mineral rights in the Utah
asphalt region. with view to such
regulation of ownership and produc-
tlon as the public interest demands.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

The farmers of the Connecticut VAL
ley have largely increased the tobac-
CO acreage this year. due to a rise in
the price of the grades grown there
Last years crop averaged the farmers
from $500 to $3.50 per acre, and the de-
mand is sharp. This, according to the
Hartford Courant. Is due to the growing
custom of using Connecticut wrappers
on goods that are labelled Havana"
1t is at least encouraging for smokers
OF Havana cigars to know that at a
time when the supply of Havana ci-
gars is short in Cuba it is capable of
unlimited expansion in Connecticut.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15
THE COST OF THE WAR.
tNew York World.


On March IL last the World stated in
its news columns that the war with
Spain and the Filipinos by the end of
this month would cost This country the
great sum of S42+. S4i5O0.
We now have the official figures fur
nshcd my Senator Allison and Mr.
Cannon in behalf of the Senate and
House Appropriations Committees. 1t
turns out that the World understated
the truth. The cost of these wars at
the end of the fiscal year. June So Will
be SiS2. 562, OS3.
The World estimated that the cost of
the Filipino war for 1901 would be Sl25,-
100000. This also was an underes innate.
The cost of the war in 1901, 1t is said
by the committee on appropriations
will be sl3l.2i7 155 and this is given as
permanent annual appropriation"
By the end of the fiscal year 1901 the
country will have expended IL, freeing
Cuba from Spain. in taking Porto Rico
and in Selling the Philippines the sum
of s6l3,S09,23S In addition we must
count as part OF the cost the violation
of our plighted word. the denial of the
Declaration and the Constitution our
departure from Republican traditions.
our disappearance as q peace power.
our assumption of the role of injustice
and despotism. the lives and health of
American soldiers and the shame of the
Cuban postal scandals.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15
The Philadelphia Public Ledger warns

The Philadelphia Public Ledger warns
the Republicans against overconfidence.
committeeman Payne says that the
campaign OF 1896 was q picnic COM
pared to that Of this year. The Led
ger agrees with him, and says there
viii be Democratic harmony this year.
1t thinks that it would Cbe good policy
for the Republicans to put n figure
head In as chairman of the campaign
committee because Mr.. Hanna Is popu-
iary regarded as the spokesman and
agent OF the trusts. All things con-
sidered. 1t looks that the Republicans
will be more or less unhappy in the ap-
preaching campaign.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15
IN PORTO RICO ALSO.
(Pittsburg Post.O

The local offices in Cuba and Porto
Rico are being filled up with stranded
American politicians. This is the judg
ment of the Porto Rrcan papers at all
events. The "Correspondencia" of Porto
Rico of May 16 mentions the names of
six native clerks of long experience in
the treasury department. who have been
dismissed. without cause assigned, to
make room for Americans who do not
know the language OF the country and
are unacquafnted With the fiscal laws
of the island. The correspondence"
asserts that the treasury and the audi
tors office are overrun with Americans
-"luckless fellows, who at homo could
not keep their heads above water and
have come to seek their fortunes in this
impoverished land" "Peninsulars" was
the old contemDtuous word of the ma
tives in Porto Rico and Cuba for Span
ish carpetbaggers. "Continentals"
they now call that gentry. with equal
dislike. meaning Of course Americans.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

To Our Advertisers.

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require that all advertisers desiring to
change their advertisements in our Sum
day edition furnish us with copy not
later than IL o'clock noon Fridays. No
change of advertisement Will DO guar
antccd in our Sunday paper IL copy Is
sent later than this hour. This require
ment is rendered. necessary by tho great
increase in our advertising patronage,
for which We thank our patrons and
trust that they will appreciate the fact
that an carly paper will be n mutual
benefit to both our readers and adver-
Users.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

The Pennsylvania Republicans want
postmaster-General Smith to resign
because OF the Cuban scandals. If the
admin1strati ton had not defeated Matt
Quay 1T would never have been able TO
inspire him with this touching love for
purity in politics.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15
MODES OF EXPRESSION.
charleston News and Courier

London goes crazy over every vic
tory In South Africa" says the Balti-
more Sun. and the moving down of
the poor burghers bring huge mobs
into the streets to cneer and wave
flags and sing Rule Britannia But
in what American city has ever Il
small crowd gathered to 'whoop it up
over the news of u Filipino slaughter?
We have not heard of any Neither
has the Adninistra tion and in that
fact alone the national conscience
speaks" Possibly. but 1t might ex-
press itself more TO the purpose in
some other way.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15
NOTES AND OPINIONS.
MONOPOLISTS AFTER UTAH AS
PHALT.
(Philndclphia Record. J

The extended use of asphalt as n de-
sirable substance for surfacing street
pavements has made existent deposits.
wherever they are SO located as TO be
of ready access almost as profitable
10 the owners as gold mines or laSe
years attention has been repeatedly d.
rected 10 the remarkable quantities of
gilsonite and asphaltum found along
some of the Usah mountain ranges.
and there has been n scramble of spec-
ulators 10 obtain possession OF them.
Now that these lands. which were
within the boundaries of Indian reser-
vauonS have been thrown open to
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

Admiral Ahmed declares that tho
sultan VIII decline to be bluffed. This
is phase of THE matter that it will be
just as well to consider before the pro-
cess is begun. A bluff that failed Is
never cause for pride and joy in the
proprietor thereof.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

DR.. ]. L. NJ. Curry. in his address at
the University of Virginia. said we
have too much liberty these days. 1t
is thought little patient waiting will
see the surplus disappear, If present
tendencies persist.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

1t is thought that the discovery that
verdicts cost but ten dollars in the
Cuban courts will induce Mr.. c. T.. w.
Nicely to return to the island without
further protest. He needs a little pur-
chasable justice in his business.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

The jury in the Riddick case appears
to have ACCOMPLISHED the rather re-
markable feat OF convicting the prison
er OF a crime with which he was not
charged. 1t has, been throughout n
most puzzling case and the verdict is
by no means the least curious part Of
it
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15
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School open all summer. Night school.
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No. 4o6 j. NJ. RESSLER. President.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

The Republican Mayor of st. Louis is
aiding Mayor Ashbridge of Phnadel
phia in the demonstration that the
Democrats have no monopoly OF NUM-
cipal executive embarra ssments.
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

What with the Ashantls. the Beers
and the Boxers. John Bull cannot COM
plain that ne is not allowed to get into
the thick of il.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

The rumor that Senator Plat. of
New York. thinks of retiring at the
end OF his present term has compli-
Gated the aspirations of sundry 6. o. D.
politicians in the Empire State.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

The nurses are agreed that 1.-THE
Sick Man OF Europe" is n gentle and
resigned Daticnt as compared to the
Sick Woman OF Asia
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

Consul Martin. of Ching Kiang, is
throwing a fine dash of Macrum-like
urgency into his dispatches.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

From the State Departments in
structions to Minister Conger we
gather that he is to cooperate with
the Powers. but to be careful not to
have anything to do with them.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

The esteemed Hartford Courant com.
ments on the Failure Of the Atlantic
Ocean" Probably its banks have
broken.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

The Yalkui Indians of Mexico are on
the warpath again, and will endeavor
to contribute a few new figures to
shindig.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

The astute observation of the London
Times that the capture of 500 British
soldiers was unfortunate for the
English does not seem to invite con-
troversion.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

News from the various wars now in
progress shows that only in ST. Louis
are there any indications of an early
peace.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

The deposed Chinese Emperor is dis
,inctly the w. S. Taylor of the stu
alton.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15
ROCKINGHAM VIRGINIA SPRINGS

Health, Health. Joy: Peace. Plenty: Inexpensive.
SSnIISu,ars. address G. T. HOPKINS 81
SONS. McGaheysville. Va. my2s-lms
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-15

The Chinese OF Frisco have INDUCED
in an anti-boxer demonstration. They
mobbed an undertaken for bringing
collins across the quarantine line.
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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-11-17
La MerCed de San Miguel.

A principles de Ia semana visi.
taron la plaza de San Miguel, en-
este Condado, un juez de la corte
de terrenos. acompanado de dos
secretarios y un interprete. La
vista tue con oil fin dc tomar evil
dencia relativa q los repartos
dc tierras hechos en- el plan del
rio, antes do lS4S, con el fin dc dar
titulo por ellos, segun decreto de
Ia Suprema Corte do los Estados
Unidos que reverse la decision do
la Corte de terrenos coHfirmando
la merced a favor dc los poblado-
res, y ordonando que SO de titu.
10 solamente por los repartos de
tierras hechos antes del lS. La
6rden es algo indifnida, pues solo
habla do las tierras en- oil rio, Y 81
no es modificada a modo do incluir
los terrenos fuera del rio, entonces
los duellos de estos quedar&n sin
ningun titulo
Nosotros no sabemos 81 los re-
clamantes do la merced tomaran
otros pasos q mas de los dados pa.
ra hacer que SO les do titulo POI
tcda la merced, segun eslan intu
lados LA Oorte Suprema on 81
decision dio q entender que O
Congreso era oil Inico ramo de-
gobierno que podia conhrmar esr
merced d favor de los reclamantes
Siendo tan justo su reclamo, 10,
reclamantes dc dicha mercod dc
bian de haoer un esfuerzo supreme
para consegulr que no SO les quite
10 que tan legitimamente les pen
tHnece, 81 prevaleco la desicit |
de la Corte Suprema, los pobled
res on ct rio Guedaran limitados
sus tierras, y los que viven fuer,
del vale del rio tendran que archi
var sus rcc'amos en- la ofcina d,
terrenos para que SO les do titulc
baio las leyes de domicilio,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-11-17
Association de RegamientO.

Del q al "A dc Noviembre ha-
bra una reunion de la Asociacion
Nacional sohre regamiento en- la
oindad do Chicago, illinois. para
inaugurar un movimiento para
obtener ayuda del gooierno fe-
itrdl pHrh @ nstruir depositos do
ag0a para la irrigation dc las tie-
rras aridns del poniente. Este
pareoe ser un movimiento nacio.
nal Y msreoe ser alentad0 Eor to-.
dos los ciuda1anos del ponieute
In agricultural es la industria del
hombre pobre, y aqui mismo en-
Nuevo Mexico centenares dc f4mi.
lias podrian hallar hogares donJe
yivir felices 81 el gobierno proper
cionara aqua con que regar los to,
rrenos aridos que puedan ser uti
llzados para la agriculture.
El territorio en- general asi co
mo tambien los municipios do ciu.
dad estan intitulados 4 represen-
tacion on ese oongreso, y nosotros
gustosamente apoyamos Ia Auges
tion de EI optic que Don Fran
cisco Manzqnares y el Dr. Olney
yayan q representatives on ESQ con
greso.
81 qurremos ser pr6speros, to
uemos quo destrrollar la agricul.
tura, doica fueute estable do RI
queza,
Los dos sujctos importantes que
seran discntidos por la convention
de regamiento cn Chicago, la ss
mana que entra, son los proyectos
para 81 regnmiento de las lierras
aridas del vale del Mix River on
Montana y para Ia construction
de una inmensa presn para beneh
clio do las Reserves Pima Y Mari
copa Gu Ia region del rio GiIa, en-
Arizona. En- ct proyecto de Ari
zDna SO propone construlr cosa d.
80 millas el rio arriba por IA pre-
sento reseryaciou, un dep6sit) d,
agua que cueste csrca de un mi
lion Y medic do pesos. del cual ).
abastrceran no solnm' nte rros ~
dios quo tant hau sufljdo d con
. secucncia do Ia escase1 do agui
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-11-17
MatahIa de RebeIdeS.

Victoria, Colombia BritanicO,
Nov. ll,-Se han recibido noticias
por conducto del navio Victoria
concerniente q la rebellion en- el
Sur de China. Los Fraids SO han
reyoluciado on Kwang ST, vel Ma
riscal Su, oomandante on jefe de
las fuerzas imperiales, ha pedido
30 mil hombres para suprimirlos.
Los lngleses han despachado
iEfanteria y artilleria 4 resguardar
la frontera Kowloon. Cuando el
bote cazatorpederos Handy des-
embarcaba hombres Sc encontr6
cen una fuerza dc rebeldes y AFRO
is bombas entire ellos a medida
que avanzaba sobre Sauschnau.
dispersandolos y matando a cua
renta dc ellos.
Una fuerza considerable do re-.
beldes de Kwang 81, que marcia
ba a incorporates con los rebeldes
de Kwang Sing, encontro y derro
to q las fuerzas imperiales cerca
de Kuangping y capture a treinte,
En- Tsan Chon, on la frontera
Tsung Chi Ii, so libr6 una batalla
el dia II de Octubre entire Boxers
y un cuerpo de tropas imperialee.
Las tropas al manddo del General
Yuan ascendlan a ocho mil HON
bres, y los Boxers eran doce mil.
Dos mil hombres fueron dejados
resgusrdando a Tsang Chow, y el
General Mein, al mando de las
fuerzas imperiales, di6 batalla al
enemigo on los afueras de Ia ciu-
dad.
La batalla dur6 todo el dia, y
result6 en- la derrota de los Boxers
con grande perdida. Su Iefe, lila
mado Chen, rehus6 retroceder, J
cuando hubo perdido la accion
peleo con 300 hombres 4 sus 6rdc
mes on un bajio hasta que todof
fueron muertos. Su cabeza fut
tomada y colgada en- las muralla,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-11-17
La COrte de tStadOS UnidOS.


FL siguiente es ell personal dc
los excelentes Grande y Pequeno
Jurado que fueron escogidos para
el servicio de Ia Corte Federal, en-
su presente termino, instalsdo en-
esta, el Lunes de esta semane.
GRAN JURApo.
Rocendo Martiuez Floreutiuo
Montoya, Perfecto Montoya. A. d.
Higgins, James A. Dick, Chas. s.
Rogers, Romulo Ulibarri, Emil
Tschenn. Auicelo Ulibsrri, j n.
Cook, j. K. Gillespie, Il, I. Officer.
Jerome Troy, Herman Reinkeu,
Pedro Sanchez, N p,mur emo Mar.
tinez, Encarnecion Sand oval. Joa-
quin Gutierrez juan Cori7, Mont
gomery Bell, Santiago Wallace.
PEQuEho JuRADo.
Dionisic SAndoval, Higinio San.
doval, Apo,ulr Alamanzar, Flo.
rentino 'rsuD, William Rosenthal,
Nicolas Delgado. Jesus Ma. Quin
tana, Bias Gail gos, Gavino Rive.
ra, Librado Romero, David San
doyal, Ambrosio Martinez, Apollo
MO Martinez. jose Leon Padilla.
Victoriano Esquibel, Pablo U. v
Mares, Antonio Aragon, Santos
Aragop. II Lorenzen, Bonifacio
Lucero, Chas, Tamme, jose PEREZ
do, David Newman.
Willie Bernard, cunado del Els
cribano de la Corte, es ell interpre.
te del Gran Jurado, .Iumes Dick
es oil presidente,
Pedro Varela, acusado de inces-
to con su hija, sera juzgado antes
que Sc prorrogue la corte.
Raymundo nieto entr6 replica
de sin culpa a la aousaeion de vic
lacion dc la ley Edmunds, el Mi6r.
coles en- la manana.
Nepomuceno Gomez Sc confes6
con culpa del orimen dc adulterio
y fecibi6 sentencia de sesenta dias
en- la carcel,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-11-17

La ley hace igualmenTe respon-
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manufactured de una cosa falsa.
FL boticario que les venda alguna
Justification peligrosa de la Saliva
Hechicera Avellana de Dewitt
pone en- peligro la vida de usted
con ell fin de hecer mas ganancia
Vd no debe con6ar en- 81. La de
Dewitt es Ia tinica Saliva Hechi-
cers Avellana original, una cura-
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Yea que su boticario le venda la
Saliva de Dewitt. De venta en-
la Botica de Don David. Win
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