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Decorah-posten., 1900-01-30

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hsbsbtnsos. VI gbrtton yeansslan.
9maaoers al ssnrif estxssIaHs.
VesitsSans. 8leGuttsgntHa al Br.
Briaesn @6miiD prans".
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nit er ota ~iorlaof.
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Bore pr9feenter pos 3rierfssesr.
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en- Sorapaueife. ~ en- sngeltf Qaptrins ertu.
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bar p1rti / 9sorgs. vi 4.
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Decorah-posten., 1900-01-30

3 GamiIes9Rsntng Ro.6 CT 10 pnhe iolorereoe Bilecer, o. hpert gtueoe
er trpt IL AoIsrr. Get fsrhe BtleOe er vt Rrupriplsr, sfer aRalsri al
5eoemaIH; oeraaf 1rager fra inore yois. eir sRaleri al Gters6srs;
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Teri al Sennp RuGrsn; asisiar os Xisemor ar Rieirbaff, 1Mr Malet
al Wtbelm 2arieu.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-30

H~ALrToNEs fra Deuswasus n atisHslssrfi
Angel Terrace.
Obsidian Cliff.
Gibbon Canyon and River.
Excelsior Geyser.
The Riverside Geyser.
The Grotto Geyser.
EampTibst "5iaaa' paa gsnOtpftous eat.
Emb0rb pea 1aEpnibet
Ips'.itraa tt Etnftt ooen'or bet sperfts fan
Bort gtiiab paa IOppsH ai 2unrapen 9saf s.7oo
Sob oOtr papst 10 Sob eHt ban oOr 9aut.
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Cite foiorsreos % natsrtrs ettbssraNbtb
Isptr, 8Is:
Minerva Terrace srgr til Br1mlsbosfns Stx Is
Old Faithful Geyser.. ....."..."".... q
Castle Well, Castle GeYser. .............. 81
Crater OF the Ob.ong .............".... n
Golden Gate. east entrance. ............... 81
Point Lookout and Great Fails. .......... ~
Inspiration Point from Grand View. IS
Great Falls OF the Yellowstone ......... ID
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terri al befisHtt. at BE- ttss aobt fan seins ! Branris.
boetn, "a pi i,Herr BEN tsrfpr IxrsiIt gtnsoerus,
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sasr til at baDs en- U1appt tor GpbspariHa)
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-30
Tamilies Sesning No.6 (meo 8iaeoer)

ul bore 2Gfere fMoe at haa fuloiommeu paa Seoe meo be fousaaenoe
Rpnre, al buie be to fbhe ubst Eplas af $4,000. getrast fGseupe
...Snoboio..
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-30
senS Oecerab>psIten til 11srae

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en- Garsana al 2 etorab Soften 5Gut, bpcr ia Der eri BET aanle
2ano im bar iGf ON Sofia lens Reie mob 4orspolen. pa lpor
BET p1 slgee mango at iHnne lgc bans inhresane Stlerna 1
gaoet brer lice. Iii Roras iofer 3eeOrabsgopeu. snnt en- Saas
IN u@n - 10 Sner % ScS Arren - ESQ. goriceu aene
lelbr Is til s156 ia y fml tn "a Gents for aarsansen.
3. eln,anSsen - -Deecrab, 1crpa.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-30

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~! @OoertS ira lltabs Stiabne blipe
r,Sl''t Hepreientantbuist, os osrs
I [s2 OIL bans politiTte aarriere fore,
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H., ,.'9e'''stOmite er nsmlis ,nis ON, at
y. We ian tisne iOm RepreIsntant
III Uiitritt; Der er oerimoo ueniss
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-30

Senator Sburiton fra Nsbraifa
napnes Tom ben antaselige Yreiibent
for ben naite republitanite Rationulz
tonpention. !San er ierbeles ftittet
til Stilingen baaoe pau 8runo at fin
parlamentarifte 0pstisbeb og Tin
brilliante Stemme.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-30
Tamilie. Sesning 90. ii Ganitrere

9aorab' Pohsns npe gramiebog for 1899 1900
r M iarets % enSes til ole baoOe upe % game Abonneuter Der bar btan for
ct Iar SorHuo.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-30

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pa be sa9
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Decorah-posten., 1900-01-30

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flob, at Der life er Gnbe pad bet, %
ben bruses til at bpgge Suie at. 81
bet al Ntpdpalmen anbsnbes til at
o9tte 6ustdgene uooenoig. &pinbers
ne ubfsrer en- tor Del @rbeioe. % Re
pg W9noene bGrer ofte Satte, Tom er
tilbirtebe al GrRs os er 80 CONNER
II Diameter. 0isie 6atte 6~cIf9ttsr
mob &egn liseiom IN pardplp os hoI,
Der Solitraalerre borte fra Sppebet.
Seq bar ofte let apinoer drbeioe paa
Marten meo pardplper lig benz, iom
BRIGGS | QmeritG.
Suttermelerne er meset primitive
og liener benz, Der fsrit bpggebes paa
Cuba og / andre iutteraplenoe Soroz
itrsg. !opis ben Sprtningsmetbooe.
iom MI anpenoss paa Satpaii % |
2ouiiiana, inOfertes Der, og bOis man
bruste be i%ulDtomnere Naffiner, Iom
man bar Der, piloe Suttsrproouttios
men pua Silippinsrns blipe manssbobs
BELT.
uofsrielen al Damp bar potset
itertt. Snbtil 1882 ubfsrtes A.
205 IONS, men uoferielsn tiItOg,
inOtil ben i 1897 blep 112.755 IONS.
Den fan blipe meset itsrrs.
uofsrielen al aoffe potste eftsrs
bdanben. inbtil ben | 1880 belsb fia
til 1887 Sons. Mellem 1880 oe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31

maintained and hundreds Of stylish women
are gowned, bejeweled, fed and housed
from the income their husbands or fathers
derive from the rents that come from tba
poor and the squaiid.
Every few DAYS we read OF a fire in q
New York tenement house and of from one
TO dozen inmates being burned or suf-
located Most of the deaths are caused by
sunocation. The fire escapes on the front
and rear Of these human bee hives save
annually hundreds of lives Steep halIwavs
together with the air shafts, form perfect
tunnels Tor the flames and smoke which
may De seen bursting and putting from the
upper stories almost simultaneously with
the lower The poor wretches are cornered
and overcome in their little rooms like rats
In trap. The fire escapes however. have
within my memory, completely metamor-
phoSed the appearance of New York's
streets They are now to be seen upon ali
buildings and houses, business and other
wise, uptown and down town, and are GER
tainly architectural disfgurements, IL
necessary ones.
Il notice that there are no tenements in
Washington as We understand the term
You folks here don't know what it is even
like to picture life in the tenement Quarter
OF New York. 1t is a condition as foreign
to your lovely city as it is remote in dis
lance.
However, the apartment house is SIM
ply superior kind of tenement house
whether the rent per apartment is 5000
or 900 year 1 should think apartment
houses in Washington. especially corner
ores, would be a very profitable invest
ment."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31

Small Chance of Washing tOn or BaItf-
more Joining the Organization.


President Powers Of the Eastern League
and Manager Barnie Of the Hartford base
ball club were back in New York last
| night with the situation pertaining to the
Baltimore and Washington franchises In
about the same shape 1t was three weeks
ago. That this state of affairs is not al
together satisfactory may be judged by the
statement which President Powers made
last night to the correspondent Of the Bal
ttmore American. Said he:
Il have ceased worrying over Baltimore,
and feel that having done my duty toward
the Eastern League, I am about through
MY visit to Baltimore did not result
simple reason that McGraw and Robinson
| were in New York while 1 was in Balti-
more, and l. therefore, did not see them
at all. left the matter entirely in the
hands Of Mr.. Barnie. to do as he liked
after a consultation with Colonel Rogers
IN Philadelphia. As president of the league
If th tae Naa aT s club and
possible terms, the fault will not be mine
| regret not having seen McGraw and
Robinson, but Barnis doubtlessly laid the
decision. The prospea IS not very ey'' bright eh
for an Eastern LeaSe club in Baltimore
Bar ME said upon arriving in New York
brought mattersFt to al head for the reason
that Rogers coufd not act until after con-
sultation with the circuit committee Of the
about the country. He is to have a def
mite answer from the circuit committee
before the Eastern League meeting in New
York Monday as to q modification of the
terms for the lease 81 Union Park. Bar
MES Baltimore friends. who are willing to
| back an Easternt LAaVue club in Baltimore,
are baking at the $500 for the Baltimore
Barnie said he talked over the situation
with McGraw and Robinson, and they were
favorably disposed toward his scheme. He
said that McGraw and Robinson would in
terpose no obstacles to his success in Bal
timore, but that they would certainly have
no financial interest in the Eastern League
club. The only real obstacle to BARNES
plans for a club in Baltimore is the de-
mand OF the National League for an exor-
bitant price for the grounds.
THE situation" said Barnfs, "has not
changed particle in the past week. The
Nationa! League must modify Its terms, or
there Will be no league ball in Baltimore
| for the coming season"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31

Walsh of Brooklyn, who is in the middle
weight class, in a twenty-round bout at the
Broadway Athletic Club, New York. last
night. Walsh, who had only trained six
days, was substituted in place Of 'Myster-
ious Billy Smith, who was too ill to go on
With Walcott. Walcott weighed 142 pounds
and Walsh 154. Walcott was a favorite at
2 to 1.
From the word go Walcott vas on the ng-
gressive. and he punished Walsh badly
about the body and over the kidneys. In
the seventh round he sent Walsh 70 the
floor with right-hand swing on the neck.
The Brooklyn man regained his feet quickly
and went back at the negro, whose eye was
almost closed from hard straight left
hand smash.
From this to the end of the bout Walcott
let up somewhat on his aggressiveness, but
a intervals he let go some terrific punches,
all of which made Walsh stagger. Walsh $
legs were in bad condition, and he fell to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31
Amy Weak
Person
Can Gain
Strength ON
Grape=Nuts.

member Of the Chicago Press Club Mrs. r. M
Black, 20 10th street, Chicago, says she has OBJ
tanned so much benefit from Grape-Nuts food that
she wishes to offer voluntary testimonial: Three
months ago I had an Illness which reduced me
greatly. When convaiescent wanted a great deal
to eat, but nothing seemed to satisfy me.
VERY soon after meal / felt that sense Of
emptiness, an aching void as it were, thourh
really not hungry. The fact Is the food was then
taking was not properly assimflated and was I'm
properly nourshed, which accounted for my lack Of
vitality and weak condition. constant exhaustion
and inability to gain my flesh.
Il started in on Grape-Nuts food, husband laugh
ing spontaneously at the time. I ate IT with
cream and the result was most surprising After
the first dish Of it felt a great Of satisfac-
ton. have now been using Grape-Nuts but
week; have gained several pounds; the old gnawing
has gone entirely. retire and sleep well night
whereas used to awake In the night and was
able to sleep again until had taken some sort Of
food
Husband is much surprised at the result, and
tried Grape-Nuts himself. he 10 delighted with
the food. With best wishes for the great food and
its makers. am respectfully yours.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31
TENEMENT AND TENEMENTs.
The Difference Between Those In yir
Efnia, Maryland md New York.

The Difference Between Those In Vir.
gfnta, Maryland and New York.
"a few days ago." said J. Foster Dugrow.
q prominent Gotham landlord, THE Star
published a dispatch of the burning of a
New York tenement house and the loss
or over dozen lives by burning. That
same evening gentleman who owns a
large plantation in Virginia showed me a
Geographic message from his manager
stating that the tenement house on the
place had been destroyed by fire, and re-
quest1ng his presence at home
THE meaning of the word tenement
house, as applied to place of abode, has
a vast deal of difference in Virginia and
Maryland, where nearly every large plan
tation has one or more tenement houses
from the tenement house of New York
or Chicago, especially in New York
In the states named, the tenement Is oc-
cupied by one family. generally a renter,
sometimes dependent. In New York it is
the abode of from ten to forty families,
crowded In usually four families to floor,
with about three rooms to each family
The regulation tenement houses are from
four to six stories In height, and where the
entrance and hallway are in the center
they are termed double deckers.' There
are thousands on the east and west Sides
lining certain streets for miles. In the
italian quarter one and two rooms will
suffice for family.
This class of property is among the
choicest of New York real estate because
of its steady rent producing capacity.
Many swell uptown establishment Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31
Unterriaed.
From the st. Louis Republic,

Senator-elect Joe" Blackburn is famed
far and wide for his apparently inexhausti-
BILE fund Of anecdotes. 1.-The senator has
an unconscious streak of humor and some
good stories are told on him which he never
recited." said a prominent blue grass poll
dcian the other day. IT remember when
Mr.. Blackburn was practicing law in Ken
lucky, which may show that he fears moth
ing. A young fellow came into his office,
and, after showing some recommendations
and expressing longing desire to get work
OF some kind, was given an opportunity to
do something. Mr.. Blackburn handed him
writ and told him to go to a certain house
and serve the paper on the tenant Now,
don't come back and say you couldn't find
him.. he cautioned. Nail 1t to the door IL
you have to, but serve it The eager young
man started out and returned an hour later
minus his hat and collar and with his face
covered with bruises and his clothes torn
into shreds.
We'll said Mr.. Blackburn, did you
serve IT.?
" No, sir replied the battered employe.
The tenant licked me and told me to bring
the paper back to YOU
Blackburn arose from his chair and. tow
ering up with Indignation, said: Here. sub,
take that writ back and serve it on that
tenant. sub, and tell him for me- sub. that
by -, subj he can't intimidate me through
you. sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31

owned by Harness & Brosnan, and last
year won the suburban handicap and other
great races. She is not only very fast, hav-
ing run half mile in 461a seconds. but can
also go distance. BY the great majority
OF horsemen Imp Is regarded as the great
est mare ever seen in America. She is in
splendid condition, and will here be pre-
pared FOR the big stake events of the sea-
son. She will be ridden here by CLAW and
Is accompanied by her colored attendant,
whose familiar cry Of Let her sleep, boy
as she approached the finish was permitted
last year by a special rule Of the Jockey
Club.
Upon the arrival Of the great mare at
the Benning track this morning she was
accorded quite reception, a large crowd
OF horsemen and others awaiting her COM
Ing. She is entered in the Benning handi-
cap, which is to be run here on the opening
DAY OF the coming meeting, when she will
start for the first time this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31
THE HOT WATER SHOE

Mrs Hattie Cropley Of 1899 Corcoran ST. has
been granted patent for the Hot Water Shoe -
1t is practically the hot water bag, with hot
water covering over the toe and instep. Both feet
are held in the same shoe BY band around the
heel. This is a practical, useful invention; a boon
to humanity and remedies cold feet.
This invention be used as hot water bag
alone. a hot water shoe also by filling the
covering over the toe and instep. In future the
public would do well to buy the Hot Water Shoe,
and thereby secure the combination. it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31
Perfected Our
Mail Order
System.

Did you ever try shopping
by mail as a convenience
We'll, you can draw your
chair up to your desk,
write US just what ma
terial and articles you de-
sire, and our mail order
clerks will carry out your
wishes just as carefully as
if they were waiting upon
you in person. Competent
people, familiar with mer=
cnandise and who are capa-
bic of exercising thorough
judgment, have your or
ders i'm charge. There's NO
delay anywhere. Whether
you order through our ad=
vertisements or by SAM
pies, you will always re-
ceive immediate attention.
Try this system of shop
ping when you feel Obliged
to remain at home, or if
you cannot make a visit to
the city.
CLOSE AT PM. TONIGHT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31
Rubin Wins From Kenny

Gus Rubin defeated "Yank" Kenny In
the sixth round Of their fight at the Coli
scum, Hartford, Conn, last night. The
contest was smuggling match. Rubin " as
the quicker on his feet, but he had no more
steam in his blows than Kenny. In the
third round Kenny went down from a.
punch on the jaw, and in the sixth he
cropped from body blow. He seemed to
be in pain, and did not rise until affar tho
tenth count 'o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31
A Quick Finish at Chicago.

William Stiff, the Chicago middleweight,
knocked out Al Weinig. the Buffalo BIZ
cyclist pugiltst, in a minute and half last
night In Chicago. Not more than half a
dozen blows were struck. Stiff foored lis
man IN the second exchange with a left
swing to the jaw. again with a right and
out with right to the chin.
In the prelimfnaries "Dick" O'ConnelI of
Hufaio won from the veteran William Ma
nan OF San Francisco, in the fourth round,
on foul.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31
Sullivan Bested by Callahan

me six-round bout in Philadelphia last
night between David Sullivan of Boston
and Timothy Callahan Of Philadelphia was
stopped by the referee in the third round
ana Callahan was given the decision be-
cause or Sullivan repeatedly hitting in
away clearly. Callahan had the better Of
the bout as far as 1t Went
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31

Minister-"What do you think of that
Jane! 1hat couple only gave me dollar
for marrying them!
Wife-"Well, l knew the moment they
came in they had both been married be-
forei'-Puck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31

MS knees three or four times through weak
ness, but gamely went despite terrific
punishment, and was fighting at fair rate
OF speed when the bell ended the bout The
Judges agreed on Malcott as The winner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31
GIVEN A GREAT RECEPTION.
Arrival of the Famous Mare linn a
Reuniuu

Imp arrived at the Benning race track
this morning from Chiliicothe. Ohio, where
she wintered. and will run during the COM
ing meeting Of the Washington Jockey
Club. which commences at the Benning
track next Monday April 2. Imp is black
mare by imported Wagner. her dam being
Founding. the daughter of Fonso. She is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31
AMONG THE FIGHTERS.

WalcOtt Scores an Easy Win Over
Walsh.
Joseph Wa1cott. the Barbados negro and
welterweight pugilist, defeated Andrew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31

The weI-known Strengthening properties Of IRON,
combined with other touics and most perfect nerv.
Inc. are found In Carriers Iron Pills. STRENGTHENS
nerves and body; improves blood and complexion.
Eol0-s, tu&th-1y
Mothers give DR.. Siegert's Angostura Bitters to
their children u stop collie and looseness Of the
bowels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31

Star "Oleine" Soap for. ...,
Silico sand Soap for. .......
SapOiiO" for only. ....,
HEnameline." three for.
Meat Saws and Cleavers.
Kitchen Peeling Knives.
Surprise" Egg Beaters.
Spout Strainers for.
OH Cans, gallon size.
Gas Lighter and Box Tapers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31

for usual 25c Hemmed Linen uuck
Towels. Extra size - % a.
Note the weight as Well as the size.
for best T5c quality Sheets, hand
torn, hemmed and ironed. Plenty
|.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-05-03
D.scharujnx a Duty.

Many simple people. who obtain mar
rage licenses of city clerks, imagine
that the clerk in sune way become
responsible for their marriage. and
that they are in duty bound to report
to him afterward and let him keep
track of their affairs.
\ Salt Lake City paper reports that
a tall, gaunt woman. with ginger hair
and a somewhat fierce expression OF
countcnance. lately came to Othe cotll-
ty clerk Ut BoXelder County in that
State.
You're the man that keeps the mar
rage books, amt you" she asked.
YES, ma'am," he answered. what
book do you wish to seer"
kin you lind out If Jack Peters was
married?"
Search developed the name OF John
Peters. for whose marriage Il license
had been issued two years before.
IL thought So" said the woman.
"AIarried Lie Waters. didn't he:"
"I'he license Is issued for marriage
with Miss Eliza Waters"
yep. Well. I'm Lie. | thought I'd
ought to come In and tell you that
Jack Peters has escaped"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-05-03
DOublv Put Out.

Mrs. Jown-And 'ow are ye, mi dear?
Mrs. Rones-Well. l amt but parley-
like, mi love. 'Ow's yourself?
Mrs. Jown-l'm raver put aout.
that's wat l am. wy, 1t was on'y five
months cum last March wen went
inter a new 'ouse. as you knows well.
Naow mind. | arst fust II the landlord
was good 'un, as shouldn't a gone
IN, not fer millyuns. ! made him piper
the plice up, and pint 1t bit, and put
in three cubberts, an few looks. and
sim uvver odd Jobs. an naow-an'
naow-jest becos' me rents a month
or two be'ind, an the kids as drared on
the pint, an took the rotten ole banny'
sters a'cos I'd run out O. firing that
brute O. a landlord e's ackshally turned
us aout, ed and 'eeis. as yer may sly!
Mrs. Bones-Well, theer now. an IN
course yer dew feel put aout! Right
aOut+Spare Moments.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-05-03
At ST. HELENA.
| Napo1eOn's Views on the Precaution to
Prevent His Escape.

ISapo1eOn's Views on the Precaution to
Prevent His Escape.
One Of the hitherto unpublished ex-
tracts from DR.. O'Mcara's st. Helena
diary. now appearing in the Century,
records Napoleon's views on the pre-
cautions taken to prevent his escape.
He spoke anew about escaping. and
said that If he was inclined to try it.
which he was not. there were ninety
five chances in hundred against his
effecting 1t; but" said he. this jailer
every week imposes new aud veXatiOus
restrictions upon me. just as If I was
In place where had nothing to do
but to step into boat and be away.
When ! was at Elba 1t was different.
1t Is true that while one lives there
Is chance Of escape: although ironed
and chained down. Enclosed in cell
OF stone. and every human precnution
taken against possibility of 1t, still
there Is chance Of escape, and the
only way to prevent it Is to put me to
death. This is the only sure way.
LET him put me to death and all un-
easiness on the part Of the European
powers. Lord Castlereagh himself and
his government will cease No more
expense then. no more squadrons to
watch me, or poor soldiers. fatigued to
death with pickets and guards. or lar-
assed with carrying burdens up these
precipices. am sure these poor devils
have reason to hate me and wish my
death. They must. however. be con.
scious that the fatigung duties i'm
posed upon them are unnecessary and
vexatlOus, as the sight Of the island
must convince everyone but sus-
picious coglione that escape from 1t
was nearly impossible. unless. as
have said before. that while there is
life there Is a chance. If attempted.
Where could go. allowed that l got
out of the island? Every place I could
arrive at would find enemies to seize
me.
This governors conduct will soon be
known to England and will not pro-
cure him any credit there. Those Of
ficers all will write an account of the
unnecessary rigor with which | am
treated. and their opinion of 1t. The
newspapers will be full of it,"