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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-25
Mr.. London in Irebell.
(Statesville Landmark. J


Mr.. Henry a. London, who spoke In
Statesville Friday night, is, as the Land
mark has hitherto stated, candidate for
State Treasurer. Mr.. London has edited
Democratic newspaper for twenty
years, Is one of the most popular members
of the editorial fraternity, and the great
majority of the Democratic newspapers
in the State have heartily endorsed him
for the position TO which he aspires He
has not only served his party faithfully
and Loyalty at all times rs an editor
but on the stump-for he can talk as well
as write--and in the councils of the party
in which he has been prominent for more
than twenty-five years, he has rendered
invaluable service. He has never been
an oiiiceholder or off ice seeker. but has at
all times given his services freely without
hope OF reward. In addition to all this he
Is man Of the highest character-a pure
man whose record is stainless. Mr.. Lon
don deserves to be honored and we very
much hope he will be. We believe that
his nomination would add strength to the
ticket Certainly it would prove a very
popular one and he would make a very
able and effective canvass His friends
throughout the State will be glad to know
that his prospects for the nomination are
very promising.
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Why he Should be Chosen to Lead the Demo-
cratic Forces in 1900.

and what is more q good, useful man and
citizen. He has been a dilgent student
of books and sympathetic associate of
men. He is n full grown, well-propor-
toned North Carolnian. He IL enthusias-
tic in his affection for his home, his
state and his country. He knows people,
feels and sympathizes with them because
he is OF them. He is far removed from
sycophant He would in the administra-
ton of the office be just to all men and
all interests; he would above all things
seek to promote the honor and welfare
of the State.
His pre- eminent power to convince the
minds cf men and to arouse their highest
and best emotions; to enthuse them with
the truths OF his cause and lead them
to action has been demonstrated and IL
lustrated in every campaign in this State
for more than ten years. He stirs men
and carries them with him as no other
man among us can do since the great
Senator passed away. The Democratic
party standing for White Supremacy,
has taken in hand the settlement of the
one question which has obstructed the
progress of the State for thirty years
the one question which has been source
of anxious thought and grave apprehen-
sion to the wisest and best citizens of
the State.
The issue is made up and submitted
to the decision of the people. In this
contest we have foreshadowed the char
acter and intensity of the opposition to
be met and overcome. The men of east
ern North Carolina who have borne their
burden and have determined with the aid
of the men of the mountains to bear it
no longer, are deeply interested in the
result of the contest. The men OF the
centre and west, entering upon the de-
velopment of their great and rich re-
sources, embarking in great industrial
enterprises, using their own and North
ern capital, are as deeply interested in
securing good government and stable con-
ditions. 1t will be we'll that the man
who Is to hold the leadership in the
great argument, the appeal to the white
men Of North Carolina, shall come from
the section wherein the curse and blight
of negro domination has been felt. None
can tell the story of thirty years SO we'll
as he who has seen and felt the condi-
tions from which we are seeking to rid
ourselves.
While Charles Aycock. for long. able
and disinterested service. is entitled to
the highest honor which the Democratic
party has to bestow while he measures
up to the standard OF Jefferson for any
public position, the call for his nomination
is a call to service, rather than be-
stowal of honor. To be Governor Of the
State is an honor well worthy of the am
bition of any citizen. To achieve the
honor by high and unselfsh service adds
immeasureably to it. With Aycock the
leader of the people, at the head of the
column. victory is assured all along the
line. H. G. CONNOR.
[The above article was written early in
February. but it's publication has been
delayed until we could get a good picture
of Mr. Aycock.-Editor.l
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10 the EdllOr. II is one Oh tHe many
elements of safety and strength In pop
ular representative government wherein
the people select those to whom they en-
trust their political interests. thai ssiey
have an opportunity to discover among
men those endowed with the attributes
of leadership. 1t is not often that they
are mistaken in their selections. It IS
one of the many reasons why Democracy
is immortal that il seeks and when 10y
al to itself does guarantee this right Of
selection to the people. Conditions tre-
quently arise in the State when the
strongest bravest and best must be call
ed into service. We remember that
when in 1876 the people determined TO
rescue and redeem the State, they, with
almost one accord. demanded that their
great war Governor should lead them
That their will was recognized and their
call answered, is due one of the great
est triumphs of Democracy and most glo-
rous events in cur history.
During the memorable struggle of 1898
when the people swore mighty oath
and performed their vow TO rid them
selves of intolerabe conditions they dis
covered in Charles b. Aycoc'l, of Wayne.
the man who was to finish the work by
leading them to victory in 1900. With
out any seeking on his part this thought
seized upon and found expression from
the people. He was frequently presented
They have during the past two years
looked forward to his nomination and tri-
umphant leadership. 1t Is not intended
so much as to suggest that other strong.
patriotic Democrats, and there are many
such, may not aspire to this high posi-
ton. There are no privileged persons or
classes in the Democratic party. 1t is
the duty of every one to serve, and the
right OF every one to aspire to the high
must, as the sovereign, make the selec~
tion in free open township and county
meetings. Their will must be registered
by those whom they appoint for that
purpose.
No man recognizes or rejoices in this
Democratic truth more than Mr.. Ay-
cock, because no man holds more firmly
or illustrates more strongly in his life
and methods the principles Of his party.
No man aspires to the nomination who
is not worthy of it, or who would not be
entitled if nominated to the loyal support
of every Democrat In urging the can
didacy of Charles Aycock and the rea-
sons why he should be selected nothing
is said by way Of comparison. Mr.. Ay-
cock is in the prime of Il strong, healthy
mental, moral and physical manhood. De-
scended from a parentage OF strong char
acteristics, reared amid the farmers of
Wayne, noted for their simple pure and
healthful standards of life and conduct,
holding fast to the old faith, Charles
Aycock entered upon the duties and re-
sponsibiities of life with high thoughts
pure heart and lefty ideals, and right
legally has lived up to them. BY indus
try and the wise use Of talents and OPP
portunity he has reached the position of
an acknowledged leader of his profession
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'LEETLE BREECHEs" AT COURT

The St Louis Post-Dispatch has a
good cartoon Of John Hay. dressed up q
Ia the English dude. bowling and scrap
ing before the throne on which the Queen
sits. and IL adds this poem.
When Hay wrote Little Breches,'
Which has so famous grown,
Did he ever think l wonder.
. or "loafing around the throne?'
Did he ever dream, wonder,
That with knickerbockered monkeys
lie would bow to Vic. with the other
Administration flunkeys?
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HEALTH OF ISLAND GOOD
Mr.. Eugene Harrell and His Son Have
Recovered.
SUNDAY IS THE BIG DAY AT CARNIVAL
Cuba Is Undoubtedly As Healthy A
Country As There Is In The World"
Writes John n. Harrell.

Prado So Havana, Cuba, March is. 1900.
To the Editors The following clipping
from some American newspaper has.
found its way to Havana:
YELLOW FEVER RAGING.
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Encouragement after censure is the
sun after shower.
The hotter the argument the cooler
it makes some friendships.
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JOHN II. HARRELL.
ONLY FIVE CAGES

/ hereby certify upon my honor that the
following is n true report OF all yellow
fever cases that have come under the OBJ
servation Of the Department OF Charities
and Hospitals and were reported to the
Chief Surgeon of Havana during the week
ending this 18th day OF March 1900.
March -, cases under treatment.
Discharged cured Observation-Disclosures.
Dleu
March II, under treatment. GONZALES
cent ........ Observation-Disclosures.
Emil. j. ROLL,
Chief Clerk Department OF Charities and
Hospitals, Havana, Cuba.
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Nothing makes woman SO happy
as to have some other woman ask her
10 write down the recipe for that love-
~ cake.
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Havana Officials Prevent Such Being
Known.

Ormsby, of Wisconsin, who spent the last
five months in Cuba as a special agent
of the War Department, said today that
yellow fever is now and has been for
some time past raging In Havana. He
says the reports Of the actual number
Of deaths from the disease are not allow
ed to go out.
4
The statement is as false as IL il were
applied to my own home-Raleigh. 1t
seems that statements of this kind have
been sent to the papers of the United
States for the express purpose of Great
ing false impression as TO the health
fulness of Havana.
The American Government has estab-
lished in Havana, and other cities OF the
island. a most rigid and effective sys-
TEN OF health reports. These reports are
made daily and are perhaps more accu-
rate than similar reports made in any
American city. Havana is a city COM
rrising quarter of Il million OF people.
and no city in the United States OF equal
population con show a better health rec
ord.
know it Is common in the States for
people TO look upon Cuba as pest
great number OF Americans living here,
and no doubt anxious friends at home
will shudder as they read the above arti-
Gle at the thought Of their friends and
loved ones being daily exposed to the
'ravages" oil the dread disease!
During my residence in Havana for
almost a year | have carefully studied
and watched the health conditions of the
;ola II civ rN1a In
that the general health of the city is
most excellent and that no American
new on the island, or others who pro-
pose to come here need have any moro
fear OF yellow fever in Havana than OF
any other disease at his own home. The
raging Of yellow fever In Havana" as
this newspaper chooses to term II. have
been vastly more the ''ragings" of sensa-
ticnal newspaper correspondents like the
above than they have ever been on tho
island. AS evidence OF this l take pleas
ure in enclosing herewith a certified copy
OF the latest official report from the Sar-
itary Department Of the city as to yellow
fever
Although both my father and myself
have had the fever while here, we are
now in the enjoyment of the very best
Of health, and. In my opinion. Cuba IS
undoubtedly as healthy country as their
is in the world and the delighs of n per-
petual summer cannot he over estimated.
| wish 1t were possible for you to now
as / write look out upon the Prado. There
are thousands OF handsome "turnouts"
filled with laughing masqueraders-~there
are also thousands of delighted spectators
lit is Carnival Week. and the scene OF
gaiety on this Sunday afternoon cannot
be surpassed by any other city In the
world
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07
Fourth oT july Notes.

In the morning Monte Vista
presented good deal of life.
Everybody was getting ready to
90 picnicing. Later IN the day il
began Ia rain and all was n, if
II were SUNDAY. Two parties
drove 10 Rock Creek and others
up the river. The rain sent some
home aud other, soueh, shelter
and II lire. The big crowd was a,
Rabcr'S grove. four miles this side
of Del Norlc \ large crowd
assembled here before the rain
commenced and the program
arranged for was cnloycd nv scy-
eral hundred people. The basket
ball game between two teams of
Del \oric young ladies WAS splr.
tied aud showed a good deal Of
practice under competent IN.
strucior. The base hall came
between Center and the Rio
Grandc Blues was greatly cnloyed
for liS number of errors and fun il
presented. and resulted in favor of
the Blues.
II being too cold for ont of door
dancing. the larger portion oi the
crowd wen, 10 Del Nortc where u
ball was given in the Opera house.
The Monte Vista orchestra fur
nisheL music 10 the satisfaction of
all present
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t.arileti.
Mrs. +. sylvester was visiting
friends in Garnctt, Monday.

Mrs. +. sylvester was visiting
friends in Garnctt, Monday.
Miss NJ. Osburn, closed sue
rcssfnl term of school Thursday.
I. K. PAGES family and Rev.
Vaughn spent the l,h "plcknick.
inc" IN the mountains.
Mr. Banistcr has the material
ready prepared 10 make Il huge
bonfire when Bryan Is elected II
will ligh, mp the whole valley.
NJ Ellen Bloom returned home
from Galcsburg H.. where she has
been the last year. as business
manager of the Knox Conscrva.
tory of music.
Albert Hack and sister had a
lively experience IN n runaway,
but escaped with slight injury.
One horse was killed and the car
rage was made into kindling
wood
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

What is the use of paying
long time prices Tor groceries
at credit stores, when you can
get so much for your money
At a Cash Store:
20 lbs. Cal. evap. Prunes $I.oo
10 lbs. Peaches 100
10 cans good Tomatoes LOO
5 cans California Pears LOO
5 Apricots LOO
) " Raspberries 100
) Blkberrics 100
+. l.. BIsnor's
Bee Hive Cash Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

You can not look well
dressed with an ugly fitting
pair OF shoes on, it makes no
difference how much you may
spend on the rest of your ap-
parcl. Buy 4 pair OF Pingree
x Smiths high grade shoes At
Bishops, they tit best and las,
longest.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

Herb George is always saying
mean things about the Hon. J.
Ellen Foster. Here Is his ntcsi !:
Mrs Jay lcllcn ostcr has sci,
her mouth agoing again and gone
oil and left it The poor girI has
"A fearful breaking out just under
the nose tnat ough, Ia he RENE
died in some wav. We suggest
that she wear n liver pad over il.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

The German minister has been
brutally murdered at Pckin. This
is considered as IL declaration Of
war on the part of China. As n
result large bodies of German
troops have been ordered to China
TO avengc tlc death of the dlplo
matte representative.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

Mrs. Bertha +. Cass. of Bcr-
mingham, Ala, sister of the Duvic
Brothers. arrived in this city Fri
day. She will visit here during
the hot weather.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

II has teen demonstrated by exper-
ienc. that consumption can lie prevented
10y the early use Of One Minute Coughs
Cure. This ,s III" favoriic remedy for
coughs. colds, Group. asthma. grippe and
ail throat and lung troubles. Cures
quickly. Rice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07
Apiary and RabIitry.

Finest strains of Belgian Hares
for sale Honey, Bees and Bee
supplies Come aud see us. Api-
ary = miles north of Monte Vista
and half n mile ems, of bridge.
Man TYRoN n Co, Prop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

Conklin's California Buck
Gloves are the best money
can buy, ior sale only a,
Bishops.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

Mrs. ". II. Sheniicld returned
from Salida Sunday evening,
where she has been in attendance
on her husband who is ia the rail.
road hospital nj that place. He
had an ahccss form on h,s head
Just back of his enr and two opera.
tions were performed. Alamosn
journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

We do carry The best value in
ladies Hose = for -, 10 aud 25c,s
on earth, and boys ~ girls extra
heavy Ribbed Hose sold Every.
where ni % a 30cis We make n
special price of aOc straight
l.. ID. Trou'fett.r & Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

Bishops are still selling
Trimmed Hats II so cents on
the dollar. They do no, in
tend TO carry over a single
summer hat.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

Col. COrlctt says there is more
activity at lake City now than
ever before. New enterprises are
starting up all over the camp.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

Buy ono Of those nice new shirt
waists n, Fasse,is.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07
Dr.. F. Fulton, Momeop..h.

c. $. Fassctt, c. r. Cummings
and their wives spent the day at
Wagon Wheel Gap.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07
For Sale With Crops.

To settle Estate of the late s. l..
Pierce
100 acres II miles north on the
Gunbarrel road y. T.. IL of II Z
In wheat.
Also the home ranch miles
$. W. of Monte Vista. Good i'm
provemen,s. Rock Creek water
II acres Alfalfa-lO acres Potatoes
Balance grain and pasture
Terms easy.
EDWIN PIERCE,
Administrator.
First house north Catholic church.
New Belts a' Fassei's.
HATS AT COST a, Miss
Norland's.
Lawn. Orgnndies X Dimities
nearly half price.
l.. ID. Trou.feiter a Co.
All Standard Prints and
Ginghams 5 cents a ward al
RiShan's
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

Our new fall line OF boys
and childrcn's Clothing will
be in next week, wai, for it.
l.. l.. Bishop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

Ladies' Gnuze Vests ic. \ 5c.
for the 10 a l5c. kinds.
l.. ID. Trouile,,er a Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

a Great Bargain in ladies Shirt
Waists Just received. the II. lbs
* 30 kinds AT 75c. * Il.
l.. ID. Trou,fe.ter \ Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

| am prepared 10 make n few
first class farm loans at s per cent.
No red tape.
Ii. II. WINCHELL.
One Minute Cough Cure is the only 4
harmless remedy that produces imme-
diaie results. Try it-Rice Drug Store.
Have you seen those new
nobby Fedora Hats at BishS
ops, They are the latest.
For burns. injuries, piles and skin dis
eases use DeWht's Witch Hazel Salve.
|, is the original Counterieiis may he
offered. us~ only Dewitt's. Rice Drug
Store
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

New lot ladies' Muslin Under.
wear, embracing Gowns, Skirts,
Corsc, Covers and Drawers u, cut
close cesh figures.
l.. ID. rroutfeiter * Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07
NOTICE.

Fair Association S,ookholdrrJ Meeting
There will ben meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Mott. Vista DRIVING Park
and Agricultural Association on Mon
day evening July Goth. l'.p, IN i.odg"
Room over Bank OF Monte Vista nt 30
+, NJ. for IN" purpos. Of determining
whether Far shall b- held this fall or
not, and for the transaction Of such
other busncsa IA shall lcgiiimntcly come
before the meeting.
Y. H. CHAPMAN.
June -, 1880. prcsidcn,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

New 10, narrow wash Laces Just
IN -choicc patterns.
l.. ID. Trouif.tter a Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

All best g ~ - Prints cut to
bets. Liberal cuts ON all grades
of Ginghams.
l.. u. rroutie',et a ca.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

HATS AT COST at Miss
Norland's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07
Straw Hats a, f'nssetis.

Grass sheep from the west
appeared on Chicago this week
aud opened n, Sj.l5. The trade
is looking for liberal offerings and
good prices throughout the season.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

New Belts n, Fasse,,s.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

On June -, July /. \ 80 aud August ith.
uck.t- !fum Denver. colorado spriny-.
Pueblo |" Chicago, 81. Louis and iutermcdi.
ate pnint-, anh return will be sold by the
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-15
Telegrany.

LoNDYN, 15go Marca. -
Ministeryum wojny ogfasza urze-
downie,ze Bloemfontein zostafo "a
jete, a faga angielska powiewa na
szczycie tamtejszego Kapitolu.
Lord Roberts telegrafowaf, re
przy pomocy Bozej i dzieki mez-
twu wojska zaiaf we Wtorek stoli-
ce panstwa Oranjje. Prezydent
Stein opuscif miasto dzien pred
tenn. Mayor miasta W otoczeniu
urzednikow wyszedf dwie mile ma
przeciw lorda Robertsa i ofarowaf
mu klucze cd miasta i gmachow
publicznych.
Boerzy cofneG sig przedtem bez
oporu, ludnosc Bloemfontein
przyjeia Anglik6w serdecznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-15
Bibufa 60 zdradzifa.

FIJI a moskiewskiego miedzynaro.
dowego Banku handlowego W Koe.
nigsbergu W Prusach wysla!a pred
kilku dniami list pjenieany, zawiera-
jacy 10000 marek, do domu bauko.
wego W Aleksandrowie. Natych.
miast po nadejsciu listu zawiadomii
rzeczony dom baukowy file banko.
wa, 20 wprswdzie list piepiezny mad.
szedi, jednak wewnatrz znsleziono
tylko kawslek bibuly. = Zaraadzono
natychmiast doohodzenie, kt6re Wy.
kazato, ze krsdzie2y pieniedzy dopu.
scii sic pewien rosyjski urzednik po.
cztowy, ks6ry otworzy wszy list, wy
jal banknoty, daiac " zamian do
wnstrza listu kawslek bibuiy. Ma
bibule jednak znajdowalo sic prey.
padkowo nszwisko owego urzedniks,
ktory W ten sposob sic zdrsdzii. Beg.
zwlocznis zarzadzono jego uwiezienie
/ .znaleaiono prey MIN csA skradzio.
ma kwots, tax, 20 Bank ME poni6ss
zadnej szkody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-15

w Berlinie otwarto wczoraj
klub anglo amerykahski. Nalezy
do tego klubu 100 os6b.
= Byfy minister wfoski, Crispi,
zapadf ma grype, skutkiem czego
jego zyciu zagraza niebezpieczen-
stwo.
= Planem lorda Robertsa jest
zajac wojskiem jak najwieksza
przestrzen nieprzyjacielskiego kra-
ju, a ME bawic sic W obleganie
twierdz.
= Dzis wywioza Anglicy Cron-
je'go ma wyspe sw Heleny
- W Apia, ma wyspie Samoa,
powiewa cd l Marca faga niemie.
cka. Niemcy pogodzili powasnio-
nych krajowc6w.
= W Buenos Ayres, W Argenty-
ME, EASILY W przeciagu dw6ch mie-
siecy % wypadki smierci ma dzume
azyatycka.
= Bill finansowy, przyjety przez
kongres, zostai przez prezydenta
Nc Kinleya podpisany.
- Gubernatcr Tanner przybyf
wczoraj do New Orleans. Jest mo-
emo cierpiacy.
- Powodem katastrofy W kopal-
nj Red Ash byf brak nalezytej
wentylacyi. Zwiok dwojga os6b
ME wydobyto dotychczas ma po-
wierzchnie.
-Staraniem uniwersytetu W Ka-
lifornii beda sic odbywaiy W r6-
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PRETORIA, 14-go Marca.

GREIORla, LIZ ~ hoiSu'
Siedlisko rzqdu pahstwa Oranje re
wzgled6w strategicznych zostaio W
Blemfontein przeniesione do
Kroonstad. Pod Abraham's Kraal
300 Boer6w bronifo sic meznie
przeciw wielkiej armii angielskiej,
dop6ki wojsko ME cofnefo sic W
porzadku ma wyznaczone mu pozy-
eye.
KAPsTADT, 14go Marca. -
Wykryto tutaj wielki spisek W ce-
lu oswobodzenia jenc6w boerskich
W Simonstown. Nadesfano dlani
ogromna lose arbuz6w, W ktorych
znaidowafy sic ukryte listy, poda.
iace plan ucieczki.
W Pretoryi postanowiono bronic
sic do ostatecznosci. Depesza Sa-
isburyego rozjatrzyfa ludnosc.
DUBLIN, l5go Marca. = Ma ze-
braniu rady miejskiej wniost ma
yor miasta rezolucye, azeby wysto-
sowat do kr6lowej Wiktoryi, maja-
cej przybyc do Dublina, adres po-
witalny. Przeciw wnioskowi ma
yora przemawiaf Timothy Harring-
ton, czionek parlamentu. Publ
cznosc na galeryi manifestowala
gfosno swe niezadowolenie rezo-
lucyi mayora miasta z m6wc6w,
kt6rzy ia popierali. Rezolucya 20
stafa przyjeta wiekszoscia zaledwie
8 gfos6w. William Redmont O.
swiadczyf, re skutkiem tel uchwafy
sklada sw6j mandat. Prawdopo-
dobnie krolowa Wiktorya zmieni
zamiar i do stolicy Irlandyi ME
przyjedzie.
HABANA, l4-go Marca. =
Minister wojny Root zapewnif ko-
misye plantatorow, ae Rad amery.