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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-21

The Graystock team Of Philadelphia,
which was 10 have played the West End
team last night failed to put in an ap-
llcaInnr".
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-03-12
WARNING TO CHINA
Not to incur Private Financial
Obligations-HOw Carter is
Rewarded.

New York, March S.-The Her
AIDS Washington special says the
United States endeavored to pre-
vent any power from entering into
private territorial arrangements
with China, and warned China OF
the danger Of mourning private
financial obligations.
A canvass shows that Jones will
continue bis leadership in the Sen
ate for some time to come.
Carter, who talked the river and
harbor bill to death, gets a SIS, 900
job, $4,000 per year for three years.
The special session Of the Senate
is to adjourn to morrow.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-03-12
The State of Texas .


To all Persons Interested in the Estate
of M:s J. G. de la Cadena Lunatic
Howard Miller, Guardian of the Els
tate of said NJ : J. G. de la Cadena, g
Lunatic, has filed in the County Court
Of Cameron County his Final Account
of the condition of said estate, together
with an application to be discharged as
Guardian thereof, which will be heard
by our said Court on the third Monday
in March A. d. 1901, same being the
Eighteenth day of March A. d. 1901,
at the Court House of said Cameron
County in the City of Brownsville, at
which time and place all persons inter
ested in said estate are required to ap-
pear and contest said Final Account and
application, if they see proper.
Witness JOSEPH WEBB, Clerk of the
County Court of Cameron County.
Given under my hand and the seal of
said Court at my office in Brownsville,
Texas, on this the 2lst day of February
A. D. 1901. JOSEPH WEBB, Clerk
County Court Cam. Co., Tex.
By SANTOS VALDEZ, jr. Deputy.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-03-12
Election Notice.

Getty ELECTION.)

In accordance with the prOvis-
ions of the laws of the State of
Texas, providing for Municipal
Elections, an election is hereby or
dered to be held in each Of the
Four wards of this city as requir-
ed by law on Tuesday the 2ud. day
OF April, A. ID. 1901, for the pur-
pose of electing the following Off
GERS, TO wit:
One Alderman for Ward No. L.
One Alderman for Ward No. 2.
One Alderman for Ward No. 3.
One Alderman for Ward No. f.
The said election will be held at
the following places:
LIST. Ward.-At the house of
Joaquin Trevino on st. Charles
street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets.-Presiding officer, Louis
K0walSki.
2nd. Ward. Of Eliza
beth and Tenth streets, opposite
the post office building.-Presid-
ing officer, Santos Valdes, ST.
3rd. Ward In City Hail.
Presiding officer H. Reyes.
4th. Ward. In the Leahy build
ing, corner of jefferson and Fiji
teenth notwithstanding officer,
J. |. p. Franklin.
THOMAS CARSON, Mayor.
Brownsville, March End, 1901.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-03-12

An extra session Of the CHILEAN
congress has been called to deal
with the political crisis.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-03-12

1t is said the Cuban convention
will likely send conference com.
mittee to Washington.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12
Sri Nlitbnno Sur
aitDmaiene bringer ojebliffelig %f.inorim9 90 iulo.
itGnoig S,elbreoelie | ald 5tlieloe.
g g g 5rt t1ienot paa .6orlMbenee. . e g
"~ strio &aun % &orest I%gbelto. 7a
g g g 5rit tiIienot paa Sc

sag strio RaUn % &orest |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

Dres 5remitiaius at Oenns pistiss
Sag?
9t ri bapOe ct meget peliisnet
9rebsmeoe" os bsrmeo punttum. er
lite not. @i maa. iaa goot BET laber
fla gore. meooele andre liot at BEL
lignelien.
Seq oeo lite / 2iebliffet bpor mango
8rebie Der er / ben ioreneoe airte; men
ieg oeo. al en- gsretning fra bpert
&reosmsoe / Qaret piloe life forringe
T. SIS. aDauteren4 9Groi ION
SdmfunosbIoo.
% ielO ON Der itaoig par libt ners
e%nfoloigs iunos 0soDelslfer fra ale
9reoie. ON bborleoes Der lepes % pitz
ties, iaa piloe BET life bener itaoe.
2. =. 5b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

Granddaughter al Specialtonferenesr
Iom af6olotes BED 5alesmeoet, piier,
at man / ben lutberife airfs peo, bpao
bet er at drbeioe. at tdae ale De mdn9z
foloi9e praftiIte OpaaOer op, Der er
loQt for 3irteus DIR. Den lutberite
airfe bar ale 9aee bait tpietiitiite
9ilbsieliQbeber. Wen 9ioen traber
4rbeioe % trrper Q%rbeibets DeIing.
Oa pda ale Omrdaoer al Dore % in
ore Misiion. paa dle Setter al Wlens
neitelibets 9so % Sammer bar ben
lutberife Sirte forisgt at iGtte tit pr
beioe ino. Snteresien er baagen for
at brinee gndn9eliets 9pgeoom %
a~arliabeOens 6i9lp inb operdlt. bpor
Der aabner iig Rum for Dem. 0ette
@erningernes 9raftbepis er BET, lom
tiltaler Wpngoen melt. 90 bet tan
lite unopGres. Men 9iloen til bet
er Den lebenoe % fate 5rosonerbebis
ming. 0erfom Dor airte ogiaa paa
9itterdturens Omrdd6e tunoe piie en-
M Strait "a Qdnbsoperlegenbeo piIoe
ben bdpe 6aab ON / oisie panlteliQe,
ior mango UlenneIter5 adn6elige Gin
ioa fdrsfuIoe 5ioer, al tunns opleOe en-
m 8Iomitring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

Ter er in8eniiue Zig .gnbma Rurs".
7et bringer eletliifelig Sinorne, enbogs
iud / be u9rlie 5ili1lbt. lei hittrer,
mat ale onors ling teller.
RsD. 6. J. G9eas ira Niad 3tibee. ST.,
~ifrlper: @eers prsusilaite al gAltbmas
Rutes mobtaeet / eoo Orben. Sea fan
lie ffriDe, tpor taiuemmelig ieg er ior
ben ginorin9. iom ie9 bar mootaget ueO
bette. 9ee par en- Slape. lantel meo Ell
baarli9 pulls og Altbma 10 Aar. Seq
troebe, at leg albri9 Uiloe bliDe raft. ia
iaa tbers ADVERTISEMENT ON 6elbreoelie
for oenHe itrutislige % p%iueial6e eng
bonn. atbmag % lroeoe, ) baDee iagt
ior msaet, men iea Dlloe bog preoe BET.
I'll min 0psrtaifeiie bialp bet. Smo
mig Ell TOR 5Iaite.
Nep TT. Worris geefiler. Rabbi al
.6oHg. bual ISRAEL lirluer:
Rem BORT, 3. Gan 1901.
Jr. Sait piebieins TO-:
2ereoe 5errerl 6bers gafbmas sur"
Fl Ct nbmrrle. 1liooeI mon asbno %
Hay Fever, og bets Communicating
linbrsr for ale Hsip9rlisbeoer, ION az
i0rbnnbne meo Aiibmn. JcfS BirtHIna
er forbaDienbe o. uibnnberlig.
Otter at buue nnoerlegt ben megei nsie,
ian pi iise, at sAtbmaIens@ inoeb OLDER Il
Goets
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12
sra 9reOs til 0rcOs.

) aDoItlenes 8age meooelte nan
ira 9reos til arebs, bporlebes cet
6apoe fg meo ane ling.
Weooeleless % gefororinqsmioler
bare megct 6eipurligs. 6urtigprtsTer
ID fra 6pilfe 81aens % uaens I'm
6eoer furer meo Qenets 6ait; Bolt
baien me0 Damp % elettricitet til
9inge ira Station. bpor 9oitbuosne
itad parate til at brinee Sagerns ON
firing til 6per Wauos DIR; iaabant
boDoe mar lite / be 9aae. Ulen en-
ling bdooe man: 3rnneen til 5Rless
tab, 5rangen til at afortnnoe@ og
aforfare". boorlebes bet fob til / be
forlteaige areois.
Bar bet mso 6eninn til 9Greu eler
meb 6eninn til 2ipet. par bet meo
6eninn til Qrbeibe eler meo 6enipn
til Qioelier. par bet noget isrgeligt ensr
nooet ~glGbeligt. iuo trGngte man at
meboele "a at Dele mso andre SUBS
9srn; og bsnne 9rang oberfom ale
9eiD9rligbeber, iom oermeO pare for
bunone.
4adr en- paulus peo I'm 5ertius
eaer DEB egen 6uano meo pino oa
SDarte baDoe foriDnet fit toitbare
StDtte gdpnrus eller geranment meb
be be6griqe 8ogitapreffer ira Gnoe
til anben, Ioa maatte Seiter 96oebe,
M~eni9beosns 3jenerinos. eIer grsb
rene 5pditus % Cneiinius, menigbez
oens tro 1ienere at Steo paa beres
Ben % bic oeo 6dbets aniter, inbtil
9eir og @ino, 6nnbelsfolts og 81
folfs Snteresier fejeoe f9 iammen til
al GLIDE uo / ben forenitebe Retning.
gu fan man / en- 6nanbepenoing
meb en- 9efoitning al minors eno fem
Sent ifripe en- WeobelelIe lanqere enb
ben, ON boittsn 6errens Qpoitsl uoz
6rposr meo gsgeiitring: Sc 6bilfet
langt grep, jeg bar itreDet til eber meo
min egen 6aanol4 (8dl. 2, III. 81
Qsbet at nogle foa Elmer fan ben
pare trpftet % om0elt % l9it al 3uz
timber / ffsre 6unbre6e Uliles Oms
treos.
Wen mon hi MI oqfdd benbtter os ar
Oisie gegunlti9elier. iom Ri burbs2I
Wion Ri. Tom Ri burbe. benntter os al.
al Ri / Den Joreneoe airte bar fire
Bldoe, iom iteoIe ere oi1ige til at brinz
&c Webbelelier fra arebs til Grsbs,
bborleoes Der l9res, lebss, %arbeibes %
libes2 Won 5rdHeen til 59lesitab
img0etommes, fom ben buroe / Be
tragtning At obennGOnte 5orbele2
Bit NOT itfel Bore Reoattgrer ere
Oift moi alt for meget benbiIte til
y6elps poursielf"s Spitemet, til ielD
at maatts ftaHe baabe MT os gammelt
til beres reipettipe Blade.
Oct ital life iiges iom en- QRtlage
mob gluoene og be M9nb, bi bar
balgt til at reoigere benz; men before
Tom en-: ferit til mig felO Og oern9it
til d1e andre | bort Snmfunb, Tom
ligner mig | bette Stbfte Slenorian.
Z oenne 3ib bolbes Der &reosme=
Der, bbor bber Grebs blanOt andre
Gmnsr forbdnoler ON W%enigbsoernes
WisfionsdrbejDe. Won MI life ben
enc &reos funbe babe Snteresie og
Rptte ogiaa at at tenbe liot til be ans
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12
st lliorft SiaeOe.
6nglGnocrne irDgter for u iulta.
terne af gOerfrigen.

Qonoon. 0tt. g. 5reoerif 6arri-
ION bolot Fl 5oreorag pm England %
8oertrigen for en- meget tor 5oriam=
ling.
Gnoifgnt 5oleren paa bet itarpeite
tritiIereoe BET engelite Stanopuntt /
oenne Sag, BAR Der ilet ingen glooz
figelie, men meget inarere Spmpati
fra ben opm9rtiomme 5ilbpreritare.
Wlr. 6arriion paaitoo, at Gnglano
bleber fig ielp langiomt til opoe, me
oens Regeringen fiuler Sanobeosn
meo falite 5remiiqinger og 8eporter.
Dan faaoe: Sire 5orieg bar oGret
giOrt / fire foriteQigs 2anOe paa at
uofgre, bpao ri M / to Qdr bar prepet
paa / S~DozQffrita; be mislptteoes ale.
gbilip ben gnoen at Spdnien /
bet Is. Qurbunbreoe par ben fgrite.
Som 6erfter ober umaaoelige Mioler,
ben itgrite Sez og 2anozM ilitarisme
og itaaet Ri al Spaniernes uoeIte pa
triotisme, prsDeoe ban / so Qar pda at
unoerl9gge fig 6olInno.
Alt 6pao ban opnaaeoe par Glenoigs
bed for III eget 2anO, meoens 6oluno
blomitreoe poIitiIt og notiondlt mere
eno nogen Sinbe fgr.
s BET II. 4drbunoreoe gepoptog
2uobig ben 5iortenoe bet 5oretagens
De, Der lagbe Spanien goe. pan ruiz
nerebe bet frantic Monarti. % 5rants
rig git n9iten men / 9sbet, men 6ols
lamb pofseoe Iig TOR o9 it9rt.
@eorg ben 5reoie at Gnglanb PIE
beoe beo llforitammetbeb og 0bmDeels
Ter at u%noertninge bore qm%eritanIfs
aoloniiter; ban oreD Dem uo at 1T
Rige og bragte Stenofel og 5a6 oper
fit 5olf.
Qapoleon Den 5rsoie at Jrantrig
opofrebe 100000 5ranifmqno for at
befGite frdnf Oberberreoemme ober
bet ipliOagtige, urolige Metiifo; men
bette 9ano manbeoe fg op trobs I'm
Splioagtigbeo, floftebes ON beres
Selofenbigbsos Banner o9 tulbfaites
De ben langt m9gtigsre 8olosmanOs
Ylaner.
Saaleoes larer 6iitorien ps ben
ufrapigelige Ganobeb, at ct hpiot golf.
b0or fort % mGgtigt bet enb CT. fan
life politift tilintetgsre ct anbet.
3D9rtimoo - Imaa 6aarbfere Ratio
ner tribes unber 5Dranni % Qngreb,
meoens oeres 4ngribere enten opgiper
&ompen eler fnnter iammen / 5prD'rs
ring og llbmattelfe.
8i maa tale til goerne ON anoet,
enb l%InDerfaitelfe, eller jeg bober Il
p%aaItaa, at ingen GnglGnDer Oil lsoe
% Re Gnben pua 8rigen / SpbzQfrita.
Sea raaber bet 10 til mine Ganoss
mqnb, til 9egeringen, at itosn gldpo=
Icons lib bar in9en iaa itor Care
ID9pet oDer pore 6opeber. 6bor ital
pi penoe os for at fnbe Mero. Ger
fan FIRE os ub af 5dren. Seq Oeo let
life. CAB os bdabe. at 2ilitanoen bill
fremtalDe en- QeDer, Der fan itDre ret /
benne I~t9bnesbangre 5ib."
6arme og utilfreosbeo oDer 8eges
ringens rsfultatlsie arigsferelie brps
Der MI og ba ub | a~abeulps, bitter &riz
tit, f9rlig melem 6anoelss og 0adnoz
pqrfsfldsIerne. 0anbelsorganerne i
benne llge forldnger fom meb cen
@temme, at 3abinettet ifal banole eler
aftr9be. De tale I be b~ittreite uos
trpt ON Gecil 5dmilien og minoer War.
chamberlain ON. at fun en- fraftig %
beloig 5ilenbefereIIe at arigen tan
rebbe bans gobe Nabn og 9Dgte.
Site faalebes bog, at oisie Srgasl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

ner inoier bet uretferbige / 9rigen
eaer en- Op9ipelie al bet eneelite Obers
%herreopmme. Oeres 6orlaneenoe er
tun, At bette Reiultat ital fgres igens
nem os BET / en- meget ner 5rfmtio
uoen 0enipn til O%mtoitninger, ioet De
nemlig inoie~,a al en- langparigarig life
atene ruinerer Spoafrita, men part
Al alt - or9ber Storbrittuniens 6anz
BEL.
iii oenne % lignenoe 8ritit. Der /
Mlusieois regner neo oper Regerins
gems arigsfsrelfe forioarer arigsmi=
hitter 9rooerict fig iprigt. eoro ait=
hener bar, p%aaitaar Mr. grooerict.
faaet alt bpoo ban bar forfangt til
arigens 5erelie. ,9i bar meb et
runot Sal 100000 Wpnb % $50 8as
noner i Sho=Qfrita. og 1o0.000M9no
Ct unoer gpelie 6erbiemme. 81 bar
ingen 9aniteIi9beo peo at bolOe Dem
osolige og iparer nGTten gieblitfeli9
enbOer M 0rore ira aommanosrerns
Der uoe. 90 aliqeoel fptots pi for
baaOe Der biemme % uoe, at 8riosoGs
Tenet er Sfnlo / Den langiomme 6rem=
Gang. net Der er Mangel paa 5olt og
Ammunition
Wr. grooericf giper oernoa en- file
0perfigt ober 4r6eioet % uogifterHe.
9rigen mebferer. Der nGbnes pro
slant for 314.000 gerIoner / 5or5ins
Belle meo ariaen, Sober til 24s,o0o
6eite og g1ulonr, 50 b~eoreelige So
%lonner. %fuloi0nois etoipsreoe {. i
M}drten. og bper maaueo tommer en-
5orinniu9 At 10000 6eite.
9oro ait6ener gioes i e % alt
frie 6anber. oa arigsminifttriet bar
5iaio til hans ariasfsrelie; men iaa
tai mar ogiaa ie i9 for og lie toni
NE meb 9ritit paa urette Steo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12
Or. aoit grOs. @ssbieins So.

UT" ~F'"B7' ~ Do T. 0WI I31.
Or. lft Bros. Wlsddue Co.:
2Gube 6eru! seq pl frpe beme anbeapHs, toni t9 mo gore BET, ba la. bar
p6pd ebds gAhbmohnes utetube Bufnng of pdbuoHe al Anbma. Min 6unrl
bar p0a plasa Teot rnmpagt9 Anbmd be hofe2 War. seq bopoe iu opgpn al hs
re bmbe, og andre bDe oena nNemi bess tr5dnnH. 0l la Ig eonS SIt p1a
eens gnbue pda 1870. .8abe IRp Y0f og leg tebte etbhttti9 en- bnNe ,Ahbnalun@
pun bes9uos al BRUCE BET Omtdns DeO ben ls 1opmbr See maInos man 5ean.
bunge. ga bun baUbe bmg en- 5Iafe. par bun oHtem bdbtebd. o9 bun d M bell hi
for laaonnne Gu9bomsesn Seq fgRr a p8 fan onbtale IWns Dldou I'll ole fon u
pasd a beHne Spsbom. epas D. Z. Ybelps, Il.
3 5bL 100.
Or Gait Bros. Nebhne 90
ahOs penui SEQ par pgsa d af4mu i29 Var geo bar prs9a utoqise yeulu.
men mqn hap. ga fa ielbrs auenisene1p g preWDe mbm 5lafG S0a III qns
Dn ehbIidiq. 3q b1rhoen t@t al eus fore 6hnKu og Ig s mege tUtnefmeia
9e bar 5amns fire ggI % bar lite tmuet arfe0s ids Mar Hu r hs rolf oQ fan
dr6gOs 5ousninon BIER Tag. 9ems an6dalns mu 0s BRUCE oaom Se fan.
gOpal: 285 Shpngton Ct s @apbasL
e. eah 19 IT, Hen. Yf Gin
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

Saar gRierne b%enpenoer fs til 5olt. Der
aperterer t8laoet. enteH Tor Of iBbe hos Dem
euer for at laa CplgsHin8er ON Oct a0erte'
reoe, beoes De altiO omtale, at re iaa apers
tislementet bette 6laO. 3et ul pRre til
geuilolg Aptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

6eilbron, Orange Rioer Golonp.
ST. 7.
5retten af 9itheners Spioner sr
bleDen tdgeu til 5ange At goerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12
gttopsaaae fenOt frit paa forlamsense.

opirt bet IT, erin sebHadss til: DR. TAFT BROS. MEDICINE co, 10
East 13Mh st, New York City.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12
Reoatt0r: Sarnl9eu
ySanfrrciH

bliuer ieHot I'll Subifribenter, nO+I uotrni.
telts Gpiiselle mOotases al uo9iuerne o9 al
@alo er betalt, / CuereHsltemmeiie neo IT
5Oreneoe Staters 9otlope.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-08

his place, as William Mckinley hae
fallen, believe our countrymen OF the
other party, in spite OF what We deem
their errors, would take the republic
and bear on the flag OF liberty and glory,
| believe II every Protestant we're to be
stricken down by a lightning stroke
that our brethren OF the Catholic faith
would still carry on the republic in the
spirit OF true and liberal freedom.
ii believe. ifevery man OF native birth
within our borders were 10 die this da Y
the men of foreign birth who have come
here TO seek homes and liberty under
the shadow Of the republic would carry
on the republic in Gods appointed way.
| believe II every man in the North were
TO die the new aud chastened South,
with the virtues it has cherished from
the beginning, OF love OF home. and love
OF state, and love OF freedom. with it's
courage and its constancy, would take
the country and bear it on 10 the achie-
vements OF its lofty destiny The anar.
chst must slay 10000, 900 Americana
before he can slay the republic"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-08
About Baptism
A Minister'S Trouble.

lNEz, ky., Oct The Rev. Ira Es.
tepp, for fifteen years prominent min
lister Of the United Baptist Church, was
ousted from his church after trial yes.
terday and his license revoked, the
| charge being a violation of the rales OF
the church on the question OF baptism.
At the dying request of his daughter,
Mrs, Fannie Meeks, who was too weak
to undergo any other ordeal, he baptized
her by sprinkling instead of by INNER.
sion.
Mr.. Estepp was twice tried by his
congregation and each time was yindi-
Gated. The church then took change
of venue to Ward Chapel. three miles
north OF lnez, where the trial resulted
in a revocation OF the license. Mr.. Es-
tepp has appealed and will ask the
Circuit Court to settle the question.
though laymen cannot see on what
ground the minister can bring his case
to the attention Of the secular courts.
The case promises to attract much in
terest. as it raises the question whether
a minister Of the Baptist Church 10 COM
pelled TO refuse baptism by other means
than immersion when immersion 10 i'm.
possible.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-08
Pittsburg Doctors Big Bill
and How He Earned Il,

PIrrsBuRG. Pa , Oct S--Because he
kept Henry NJ. Curry alive long enough
to add 81 900, 900 to his fortune, Doctor
J. o. Flower rendered his bill for fees of
800 day. When Mr.. Curry, who vas
one Of Andrew Carnegie's early partners,
died year ago, the executors Of the es
tate received a bill for s5,243.23 They
refused TO pay it. and the case was heard
in Orphans Court today.
Doctor Flower attended Mr.. Garry for
number OF years, but the bill only COW
ers his last illness, which WAS of five
months duration. In connection with
such experts az Doctor Ianeway OF New
York, who was called to the bedside OF
President Mckinley; Doctor Thomas
McGann, Doctor Swope and Doctor Os'
Ter, connected with the Johns Hopkins
University OF Baltimore, Doctor Flower
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-08
SpOOner's Plain Talk
to Mr.. Roosevelt.

AsnINGroN, Oct. s.-Another battle
royal over the ship subsidy bill is immi
nent, President Roosevelt realizes that
this is one OF the most important and al
the same time one of the most delicate
questions which he will have to deal
with and he is improving every oppor.
tunlty to study it. He has already talk.
{" With Senator Hanna about il and Mr..
llama is naturally anxious that the ship
ping bill shall be included among the
policies OF the late President, which the
new administration has pledged itself to
carry ont President Roosevelt, how.
ever, has not committed himself for or
against the subsidy method His in.
''InatIons are not favorable to subsidies,
nut he is looking for light.
Last night he had as a dinner guest
senator Spooner Of Wisconsin, who was
invited hither by the President in pur-
Suance of the plan which Mr.. Roosevelt
has adopted OF holding conferences with
all the leading Republicans. Senator
>po"nor does not favor subsidies. lie
'oId President Roosevelt that the West
opposed to that method OF building up
,'' merchant marine, and that il the
NrPubIlcan party passes subsidy bill IL
"''' lose the next House of Representa-.
''eS ahd enter the Presidential cam.
P"lgh OF 1904 considerably embarrassed.
Mr. Npooner told the President further
'""' in his opinion Mr.. Mckinley never
'P'''y committed himself to the su bsidy
P'n''ple' The late President was nev.
81 Wiling to go further than to proclaim
'''' Interest in restoration OF American
shipping to the high seas. BY use OF
'"'F tuphemism he avoided the subsidy
-, "", 1t is well known here that even
"''rn senator Hanna was in direst straits
''' Ms Efforts to pass the subsidy bill last
winter President Mckinley never lifted
''"h'i to help him. OF course he would
nave sIRned the bill had it passed, but it
"'d not pass.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-08
Hoar, the Old Man Eloquent
Has Faith in the Republic

| BosToN, Mass, Oct. Sat the Repub.
Iican state convention which renomina.
ted Governor Crane. Senator Hoar was
called to the platform TO make q speech.
The aged statesman swept the dele.
gates off their feet in wave OF enthu.
siasm as he pictured his faith in the
future of the Republic.
ave can undoubtedly provide some
additional legal safeguards against the
recurrence OF this terrible crime" he
said referring to the death OF Mckinley
"but We cannot give up free speech or
constitutional liberty because OF the dan.
ger OF recurrence Of such crimes. The
restraining OF free speech and of the free
press, disagresable as are their excesses,
must come in the main from the ind
vidual's sense OF duty and not by Law.
"You and l." he added, his eyes
flashing and his words ringing out with
all their old time vigor. "are Rspubli.
cans You and are men OF the North
Most OF US are Protestants in religion.
We are men Of native birth Vet II
every Republican were to-day to fall in
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-08
GOVERNMENT
WILL
ADVANCE
AMOUNT
Public SubscriptionIn In.
ng--Exoitement
in Bulgaria. The
TurksInterested

PARIS, Oct. S.-The news agency her,
has iust received word from Salonic:
which says "rhe American consu
here has just made arrangements will
the governor for the payment OF tn.
ransom of Miss Stone.
The United States will advance the
money and afterwards settle with Tur.
key.
The Turkish authorities have made
numerous arrests among the Bulgarian
population without distinction OF relig.
ion. nearly all OF whom have been put to
torture in the hope oil gaining informa.
ton
PHImrPoroLIs, Bulgaria, Oct. e.-Great
public interest Ia manifest here for the
late OF Miss Stone.
Widespread condemnation 10 ex press.
ed at the Government for allowing such
freedom TO the Macedonian Committee
to enable It to engineer the outrage.
BosroN, Mass. Oct. s.-The total
amount collected up to this morning for
the Stone ransom was 1853. Addi-
tlonal pledges OF s. 800 have been re.
Ceived