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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-21
SUBE CTS Of ELEPAIHY
TWIN SISTERS, HAPPILY MARRIED,
POSSESS MOST MYSTERIOUS
POWERS
MINDS IN COMMUNICATION
Brain of One Suggests and the Other
MINDS IN COMMUNICATIONS
Brain of One Suggests and the Other
Executes, Though Miles Sep
arate Them-Scientists
Puzzled.
Philadelphia Correspondence Of the Gin
cinnati EnnIlirer

Philadelphia Correspondence Of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer
A thorough scientific study under tAe
most favorable conditions, and at the
hands of men OF worldwide repute, fails
to explain In any degree the mental phe-
nomena that enables Mrs Mathilde Lei
brand to think Of acts to be performed
and to have them actually executed by
her twin sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Warner,
at any distance and under any circum-
stances. Call it hypnotism and the ex-
perts In that mysterious art fail utterly
when asked to explain the wonderful per-
formances Of these remarkable matrons,
both of whom are reputable women, with
husbands amply able to support them in
style, and persons who could not be in
duced to make any public display Of her
faculties. When the term mind reading"
is applied they simply make professional
mind readers feel silly by demonstrations
| that no mind reader on earth can ever
hope to duplicate. They scott at all sug-
geStions Of occult power, and spiritual1sm
is a. farce Of the first order in their
minds, The young women do not at
tempt to explain the phenomena them
selves, and they have permitted the re-
cent investigations only in the interest of
science.
IS 1T TELEPATHY?
The incident that has brought the two
women into prominence at this time oc-
Cured a week ago, when Mrs. Warner
gave birth to a boy. Her sister was at
Atlantic City, nearly 100 miles away from
the house in which the Warner baby was
born. AT o'clock on the morning Of
March 30 Mrs. Leibrand was seized with
the most agont7ing pains, which contin-
ued until l o'clock the next morning
when she calmly announced to her at
tending physician: ''Lizzie has lust had
her boy" The doctor, who had never
attended her before, was dazed and SI-
sisted upon some explanation, which
Mrs. Leibrand could not give him any
better than she had been able to explain
a dozen other things of the same nature
While he was bordering over the matter
the telephone rang, and Mr.. Warner
asked him to tell Mrs. Le:brand, Lizzie
was safely delivered of a boy at 1 O'Clock
absolutely without suffering"
Il had all the trouble and Lizzie had
the boy was the only comment Mrs.
Leibrand had to make
STRANGEST CASE ON RECORD.
Certainly no such proposition has ever
before come up for scientific study. Med
1cal men Of the highest repute admit that
they never before had an opportunity to
study such a case, and the more thew
learn concerning these remarkable twins
| the further they get from a solution Of
the problem. Prof. John v Shoemaker.
of the o-ChirurgicaI college, who
stands at the very head Of his profess
| sion in this country, confesses that no
never heard of anything approaching this
| case. Men who have devoted their lives
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-21
"The Girl From Up There

R. H. Russell, Of New York, has is
sued q pictorial souvenir of Edna May
in '"The Girl From Up There" The ex-
quisite taste that this publisher has dis
played in getting up other souvenirs of
this sort makes this latest one attrac-
tive. The cover. is Of dull gray paper
with a silver design and silver lettering
surrounding q portrait of Miss May.
There are numerous pictures Of different
characters and scenes in the play and
some excellent pictures Of Miss May
herself. A reproduction Of the clever
poster used in advertising the play is
also given.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-21
Through Sleeping Chr Service 20
Kansas City Via ssThe MIIwaukee."

A standard first-class sleepe. for Kan
Gas City via c., NJ & st. P Ry's popular
Hedrick Route leaves Minneapolis 1850 a.
m, st. Paul 500 n. m. daily. and arrives
Kansas City 100 O'Clock next morning
The "Hedrick'' is the most direct and
comfortable route from the Twin Cities
to Kansas City, the South. Southwest and
California.
For full Information regarding lowest
rates apply to c., M Sc st. P. Ry. ticket
agents. or address ]. r. Conley, Asst
Gen. Pass. Agent. st. Paul. Mimi.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-21
FROM DEATH

Till was there-buried in the drifts
she was freezing to death. She hearu
her sisters voice. She did not crv out
Here" She did not need to-she knew
that Liz" would reach her and guido
her to safety, as she did.
Similar incidents in the lives Of the
young women could be multiplied by the
score, not the least remarkable of which
occurred on July 80. 1885, when an ex-
eursion train from Bridgeton, N J., on
the West Jersey railway was wrecked b.
an Atlantic City special on the Reading
line. About fifty people were killed in
the crash, and there were so many in
jured that they did not stop to count
them. Mathilde Clark knew that her sis
ter was on the wrecked excursion train.
and at the instant of the wreck uttered
piercing shrek and said: Thank God
That Liz is SAFE" She was thirty miles
from the scene Of the wreck at the time
and had no possible way of knowing that
the accident had happened except the
power that has marked every act OF. her
life and every year Of her sisters life.
Just year later--July 8, 1S97-the fam
Gus mot day." when over 200 people died
from the heat in. various parts Of the
country, Liz" Clarke was overcome 10y
the heat in department store where Ito
less than 1900 people are employed daily
and as many more people enter every
hour or two. Her sister ordered car
riage and started for the store and
walked directly to her sisters slde-~afld
took her home.
The widespread attention attracted by
these young women mas brought other
more or less remarkable cases to the not
ice OF the scientists who are endeavor1cs
to fathom the mystery, some of which
are worthy of note here.
A SIMILAR CASE.
The tragic death of the Rusk brothers
William and Jacob, comes up every time
twins are talked Of On Christmas night,
1892 Officer. Joseph Jarvis attempted to
disperse a crowd at Girard avenue and
Leopard street, in which William Rusk
was a leading spirit officer Jarvis was
unable to cope with the roughs, so he
signaled for aid, which quickly arrived.
While the officers were battling with the
gang Jacob Rusk said to g. friend by his
side: 81 know that our BINS in row.
I'm going to help him."
Rusk ran directly to the scene of the
fight between the police and the roughs.
He spied his brother in the thickest of
the fray. and without a moments heSi-
tation he felled friend and foe alike until
he reached his brothers side, and with
wild I'm by your back, Bill" he pitch
ed into the fight. The brothers were
great whittlers and always carried long
bladed, sharp knives. When the row was
at its height officer Jarvis shrieked at
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-21

Elizabeth to bed and locked her in her
room. Liz" as she was then called,
quickly crawled out of her bed room
window and dropped to the ground from
shed roof With only God and her
mysterious power to guide her she walk
opposite to a great vacant lot dircentlv
opposite the Municipal hospital and be-
fore she heard a cry or saw a sign of
her sister she began to shout: I'm com
ing. "Til1If In coming Till > -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-21
BLOOD POISON

Is the worst disc ase on earth, yet the
easiest to cure-WHEN YOU KNOW
spots on the skin, sores in the mouth.
ulcers. falling hair, bone pains, catarrh
and don't know it is BLOOD POISON
Call and get BROWNS BLOOD. CURE,
$500 per bottle; lasts -one month. Sold
by F. M Parker. 1854 Wabasha street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-21

in this city July rs. 1878. When tots, &C
cording to statements made by their
parents, the one would think of a bit of
infantile deviltry, and by some mystGrI-
Gus mental process, without uttering g.
word, or even being in the same house,
would force the other to carry out the
prank thought of. This power was com
mon with them both
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-21
POWER USED IN SCHOOL.

When. in later years, they attended the
same school. Elizabeth drew perfect
map of Russia on the blackboard as a
result of Mathilda fixing her mind and
eyes upon a printed map of that coun-
try: 1t is an established fact that Eliza
beth, at that time, had never read any
thing concerning Russia, and when put
to the test an hour after drawing the
map she could not even spell the names
of the cities she had correctly located
and marked on the map suggested by
Mathilda. The children were only eight
years of age at the time of this Incl
dent.
On the evening of March IL, 1888, this
city and the country for many miles
around was swept by blizzard that is
on record as "the" blizzard Elizabeth
Clarke was at home with her parents,
and so far as she knew Mathilda was
with her grandmother, three miles away.
About 8 o'clock she said to her mother:
i must go out on the lot for TIL -
Why. the snow is up above your
head. child. and TILL is at grandmoth-
er's"
q tell you Till is out in a lot, and
I'm going out after her"
Mrs. Clarke was strict with her chill
dren, though kind. She promptly sent
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-21

She scarcely seemed to hear Il own
Emotion made avowal faint,
When. as if consciousness had grown,
3 She said in answer to my plant:
ssTell me again you love me true,
Above all others think me fair;
Have never loved another; do
Not hesitate to even swearW
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-21

I made oath in crescendo tone
She was the one beyond compare
She truly was my only own,
My benediction after prayer.
A shock was her reply-sharp sting;
'After you first spoke, I espied
Nell hiding near ~us-horrid thing
I hope that now she's satisfied
&C. S. Pearson.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-21

BROWN CAPSULESfFsE4ss ss 3 Dia. sef.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-21

a Soldier of YirEinia."'
"a Soldier of Virginia" a tale OF Col.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-29

About the only thing that en-
courages the belief that congress
will modify the tariG, is the pres
snce Of surplus Of something over
800, GOO, 900 in the treasury.
While other nations are struggling
TO reduce deficits, Va are looking
for means to cut down = surplus
A reduction of revenue is Of course
the best means to the end, but
there are not = few who do not OBJ
jet to having plenty of spending
money and backed by them are
others who fear the result Of
tariff tinkering"- phrase which
means the reduction oil duties,
since it il never applyed to in
creases. To forestall a calamity
of this sort the reduction Of inter-
nal taxation is suggested to meet
the general demand for . decrease
Of revenue Cogressman Payne,
for instance has . little bill for re-
lieving the brewers Of part Of their
burdens and it would not be sur
prising if this we're the only step
taken by congress to stop the pill
ing up Of the idle funds in the
treasury Lewiston Teller.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

All the latest finishes and style,
in Photos at Fink Brothers.
The estate of Peter HeDdricksor
deceased, vas appraised Wednesda,
morning by John Graham, Thomai
Mockler and n. 4. Bowman.
The family of n. H. Adams will
move to town the fore part of next
week. They will occupy the cottage
recently erected by Mrs. J. T. Orbison
for their use.
Mockler & Miller always up to-
date, have recently had their nam
moth furniture building grained in
: magnificent style, representing
oak. This high class work was
done by A. NJ. Fletcher Of this city
and reflects great credit on the
skill in this line Of work.
Work was started on the city we'll
Wednesday. 1t Is the intention of
the authorities to sink five or ten feet
In the bottom of this we'll TO secure, if
possible, reservoir for the accumu-
iation Of water from this vein. When
this vein Of water was struck digging
was Immediately suspended and the
authorities now think by lowering
this well TO greatly increase the flow
OF water
Union Thanksgiving service was
held here in the Presbyterian church
Thursday. The service was intro
duced BY singing the old family hymn |
Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing;
Then came the responsive beautiful
scripture Lessons: The lO3rd and 65th |
psolms, led by Rev. Giles. The peo-
pie joined heartily in the responsive
lessons. Following came the prayer
by Rev. Giles appropriate to the occa-
sion. Next came the hymn Blessed
be the Tie That Binds; Then followed
the sermon by Rev. Greenslade. The
service all through was beautiful
one.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-29

A Mckinley Memorial Asso-
citation for the state Of Idaho,
70 work With the National COM
mittes has been formed in Boise.
A local county committee will soon
Be appointed for this county. II is
tho purpose Of this organisation to
erect, at Canton, Ohio. suitable
memorial to the memory Of William
Mckinley. our martyred psesident.
Subscriptions Of 800 will b re-
ceivej. School children are in
vitsd to contribute their mite to
this worthy CAUSE. A committee
to receive funds will BE- appointed
in every county and town in the
state. Let US sea to it that Nea-
perce is loyal to the memory Of
our great dead, BY contributing our
mite to ithe building Of this great
memorial.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-29
Timothy Seed For SAX.

Strictly fresh pure seed, guaran
tied to be clean. Inquire at the
residence Of W. A. Burghart, two
miles north Of Mohler.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-29

John Medved Of the City Meat
Market erected q slaughter house
1890 last week at the Jacobs ranch
southwest Of town. He is sparing
no pains to make his establishment
up-to-date in every particular.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-29
Stage Line
The City Meat Market il paying
the highest market price Tor hides
and fur.

Go 20 A. NJ. Fletcher Tor paints ii any
and al Kinds. He HIS the largest Stock
and the best paints ~ the lowest prizes eve
offered IN this country. Come In and ~
and h convinced.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-29
Nezperce
Roller Mills.

WEST and be convinced.
We also carry full line of Bran.
Shorts, and mill supplies constant
on hand. Germ and Graham -four
also IN stock.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-12
EkeNew-York and Porto Rico
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
uNEA REGULAR DE YAPOREa
CoRREo6 p1 Los f. u
Ell VAPOR eSAN JUAN,
SALDRA Ell ID DE MAYO
Admite oarga pasajeros.
Los Vupores
"PORTORICO" Y "LOhGFELL0W"

entire Cuba, Pto Rico y los Estados
Unidos.
Lo siento por los maestros que
-antes venian pssar -sus vacAciones
aqui con objeto de perfeccfonarse en-
el estudio del 1ngles.
Ahora tendrfan que rascarse el
bolsillo, 81 no estuvieren bastante ho
landeados como es muy posfble en-
los tiempos calamitosos que corren.
Mientras ahi Sc trata de poner
obstaculos q la emigration para evi
tar que salgan del pals sus mejores
obreros, no falta, aqui quien arguya
que esta emigration es un benefcio
para Pto Rico y que, como tai, l6jos
de impedirse debe fomentarse hasta
reducir en- Glen mil los habitantes
del pals.
Sc aducen argumentos muy pere
grinos de que, para mejor intelfgen
cia de los lectores, me ocupo en- otro
art1culo.
Lease este y vease el punto de
vista desde donde Sc estudia aqui ell
problema'
Ell CORRESPONSAL:
Washington, Mayo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-12
Ell Tenor PA0LI.
Su priInera audiCi0n.

Ell teatro estaba de bote en- be
te al empezar el Concerto.
En- cada semblante SO pintaba
la ansiedal, en- cada corazoa rebo
saba el entusiasmo. Sc iba q cir al
eminente artista, que vieue uogido
por el soberano del cerebro iel nul
do, La Gran Opera de Paris. -
Ef programa fue alterado en- su
Orden numeric0.
Despues que Ia orquesta nrs
dej6 DIR Ia sinfonfa del <Barbieri di
Sivigl:as nos sor prend16 sgradable
mente con la <Siclhana, de la eCa
valleria Rusticana, que cant6 en- Ia
debida forms, es decir, con el telon
bajo. EI pdblico anhelaba verlo
en- ell palco escenico.
Aparecio por fin, y nuestro so
berano le hizo una ovaci6n un&nime,
digna del afamado artista = del in
signe compatriota: aquella explo-
sion de aplausos atronadores era el
ssludo de la Patria.
La bellfsima romanza <Celo g
mare Ponchielli, fn4 cantada con
tel maestria, con tanta dulzura, que
no podfa exigirse mas. -
Sinembargo <Pens6e de Autom.
nes nos deleito en- extreme.
Els francesa y su autor es Mas
sanet; que d.f1ciles son las notas agu
das cuando Sc canta en- al idioma
Official de la Gran OPERA y que bri-
llantes estuvieron en- la hermosa
partitura!
TOGO su turno OTELLO, ell
immortal africano que mata por ce
los a la be,lfsima infeliz Desd5mo.
ma; en- esta audic16n nos dej6 conc
Ger Paoli ell poder de su bien alma.
da gargants3
<Esultati ora e per sempre
adio. fue interpretada por Paoli
con maravfllosa .delicadeza. Puede
estar satisfecho el soberano de hs-
berla dido porqae esa romanza es
hija del insigne >ompositor el ma
logrado Verdi, autor de la <Bella
1tgis del amOre> Ia mas preciada 10
va que ostentsba en- su corona artls
tica ell autor de <Atda, y del <Tro-
vatOre.
En- car&cter nos h;zo Paoli clos
Payasos, ::Su voz redonda, dulce,
apasionada, interpreto a eIl Pagliac.
ci, con verdadero 6xito: nos cant6
econ amore. mereciendo ser bisado
on la preciosa obra
La ovaci6n fue explendida. Sc
lie presentaron. varias Liras de flo
res naturales una de elias obsequio
del Sr Consul de Venezuela nuestro
amigo Don Manuel Avi;a Blanco.
Las Srtas Otero, asi como 81
Senor Andino y su sef1orita hija,
merecieron tambien calurosos aplau
SOS, por le ejecucion brillante y lin
pia de los ndmeros, q les correspon
dian on ell programa.
u. Para esta noche Sc anuncfa la
segunda audicion que promote ser
tanto 6 mas escogida que la ante,
lior.
Vayan nuestr Is sinceros para
blenes al dist;nguido compatriota
por el nuevo lauro que ha alcanza
do.
EDGARD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-12

~Desde haee "a amos 30 vienen comprobando las
propedadea t6nteas reconstuyentes de PndOras
ruya f6-muaen armonfa con los progresses dc Ia te-
eapeutica evitando elgtn 4neonveniente obsea wade
al phblibo una preparation tan perfecta IT'LL como
U ma r8pida en- sus efectoe. :
Las verdaderas PILDORAS RECONSTITJJYKN-
TES DEL DOCTOR REVERON curan prontamente
todas las enfermedades que dependen del empobre
eitar en- sitios htmsdos J NAL ventilados, por
81 ermedadeS anteriOres.-6On muy efOaces en- las
papitaciones del coraz6n, dolores dc cabeza inape
tenoia, debdldad dolores en- las pernas, hidropesa
cansancO. sOrdefa, zumbtdos de oidos, marcos pail
dsx della piel la que rastituye color natural; me-
foriemo grandes P6rddaa de sangre. falta de mems
venes, debnidad general ! toda aIteraci6n morbesa
9 sea sintoma de una CLORO-ANKMIA.
La importancia de estas Pildoras, QUE SR RECo
MIENDAN POR 81 SOLAS, est& comprobadA no solo
con eli uso tan generahxado gus tienen en- Ia sla sno
que Ia mbi6ncon las muchas ita clones quo de elias
Sc han hocho emplaendo suvaSe euvoltogtoG hasta
homhres pare idoa, =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-12
REVISANDO
PERI0DIC0S.

Gel Carnaval, Abre un certa
men de belleza para todos los Depar
tamentos de la isla, tocando en- suer
to al 60 Depa1 tamento que COM
prende los pueblos de Guayama, Ca
guas, Cayey, Salinas, Arroyo, San
Lorenzo, Jancos, Gurabo, Aguas
Buenas. Coamo y Cidra.
<Heraldo Espa1ol, Publica una
carta del Sr Balbas dando las gra
cfas q la redacc16n del peri6 1ico, y
tratando de atenuar las frases del Sr
Borda.
eel Pals, Publica Ia protesta
de don Amelio Mendez Martinez
contra las frases que Sc atribuyen al
Sr Borda.
<The San Juan News, Inicia
un certamen de belleza en- elinterior
y exterior de Ia isla. para que concz
can en- los Estados Unidos los encan
tos de nuestras damas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-12
AMERICANAS.

Ds quinientos & ochocientos ma
quinistas de Buffalo del Condado
de Erie (Nueva York; Sc declaran
en- huelga exigiendo nueve horas de
trabajo sin rebaja en- los jornales.
Creese que es este el movimien-
20 inicial de una <huelga magma, en-
todos los Estados Unidos y Mejico;
huelga que tendra lugar ell dia 20 pa
ra oblfgar q los patrones que acep
ten el idem de~nueve horas diarias
para ell trabajo.
Y es que ell obrero americana pa
rece que siente la comez6n de exi
gir.
rs ia! la prosperidad del pals,
81 esa prosperidad so mide por Ia va
ra de los precfos que alcar an los ar
tfculos todos de su5sistencia, que ell
jornalero necesita mas dinero, y mas
tempo para gastarlo.
Los alba1fles de Elizabeth (Nue
va Jersey que han venido hasta
squi percibiendo un iornal diario de
S3 90 que otros sin ser albaf1les envi
dian, empiezan hoy tambien a hacer
pinites para que sc les paguen cua :
tro dollars
Estos hacen un total de 400 indi
viduos.
Y suma Y sigue.
Los de Yonkers son $50, y;cosa
estraf1a! tambien Sc declarar en- huel
ga
Estos pilen IS centavos por ho.
ra medic dfa de fiesta los Sabados
Los patroaes consienten en- ell
medic dia de fiesta, que NADIA les cues
ia, pero no est&n conformes on au,
meDtar ell jornal, que hasta hoy ha
sido de 80 centavos por hora,
iDlcnosos albaf1iles! Otros Que
estan en- huelga forzosa por falta de
trabajos, harlan hasta versos 81 en-
contraran qnien Sc los pagara siouie
ra 25 centavos Ia hora.
Estan de enhorabuena los excur
sionistas puertorriquenos que han
podido aprovecharse de los traspor-
tes americanos para trasladarse &
los Estados Unidos.
El servicio ser& abolido compile
tamente el dia 30 del pr6xfmo JUNO,
y ell trasporte de efectos militares Sc
har4 por medic de las lineas reguls
res de buques que hoy hacen IL ruta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-12
El Velo Sc deScorre
Ell G0biern0
reCtifiCa su Criteri0
Necesidad de hacer economics.

Necesidad de hacer economics.
FL Secretario de Pto Rico diriji
r& los Alcaldes de- la isla una car
ia circular aconsejando 4 los munici
pios que hagan en- sns presupuestos
todas las economics, suprimiendo
plazas innecesarias y rebajando ell
sueldo de los empleados.
Parece que el Gobierno empieza
& darse cuenta exacta de la situaci6n
economical del pals, que no es tan crf
tica como dijo Borda, nj tan brillan.
te como afirm6 Hollander'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-12

En- esta tipografa Sc hace toda
clase de trabajos precios equitati
vos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-12
Kruger
Y los EStadoS .Unid0S.

EI <Rappel, periodico que SO
ha distiuguidos .por las excelentes
informaciones que Ia publicado so
bre los propositos del presidente
Kruger publico los siguientes tele
granas expedidos en- La Hsya
n Ella salida del presidente Kru-
ger para los Esdados Unidos, ha 81
do fjada para ell 81 de Mayo.
eel presidente del Transvaal,
sera en- los Estados Unidos, huesped
del partido democratico.