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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-09

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catarrh. and being now
sound and we'll, the queS-
tion often put TO me Is,
What cured your In an
Swer ! feel 1t my duty to
state that Swift's Specific
Is the medicine. | am
such a true believer In the
efficacy Of Swifts Specific
that | can honestly and
conscientiously re 0 m =
mend II TO any one suffer
ing from Catarrh. Have
recommended It TO many,
and am happy . say that
A. =. II. -. luu.sas .. Agag-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-09
PNEUMONIA IN KLoNpuNE.

Among Others United states Consul
McCpnk In Seriously ~
SEATTLE. April S-DaWaon 3 paascn.
gers VI the steamer city of Seattle.
which reached port Today. say pnou-
monla ls very prcvalcn, In tho klon-
dixie. Colcncl J. g, McCook. United
States consul for the klondikc, was
very M April >, and had practically
no chance NJ recovery
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-09

PRICE OF SILVER.
~. q -
NEW York. April S--Silvcr. 6sls
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-09

ATTEMPT 70 WRECK a TRAIN.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05

the goth district In the elections loi
tho 49th congress Major Mckinley
defeated Paige. :.
/ One person was killed and nearly
score OF others were injured In 4
collision In Chicago between an cleo
trio car on Irving park boulevard and
two wagons loaded with picniekcrs-
Both wagons were overturned BY the
shock and their occupants we're crush
ed and bruised by the heavy timbess
and the stamping OF the frightened
horses Both the motorman and con-
duct0r we're arrested.
Ttentsin Is now more crowded than
ever. Onicers OF all nations are there.
en- route for their homes. and the ho-
tells are placing cots in every await
able place. Apartments have been
prepared at the University OF Tientsin
for Prince Chun and his suite OF 40.
who will remain there for three days
before leaving for Germany 10 make
formal apology for the murder OF
Baron Won ketteler.
In England q development as In
tensely interesting az II was unsx-
pected has occurred concerning the
challenger for the Americas cup. This
h due to the action OF Kenneth ".
Clark. owner OF the cutter karaid. Mr.
Clark has had three opportunities OF
racing the KaraId against the Sham,
rock l.. and he has Witnessed all the
trials of the two Shamrocks aimee the
was ref1tted. His observa-
lions have led him to doubt seriously
the Shamrock II. Is good
enough to send to American waters
in challenge for the cup. He has
belief amounting to conviction thai
he karaid Is a better boat. length for !
ength. than the Shamrock H.. and be
iesires to see this question settled be
ore any yacht goes out as a chal
enger.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05

Buffalo. \. y, July 1.-The Pan smeri
can exposition Is finally past the prspara
ton stage IL il a splendid. completed real.
isy, and its beauty and interest are steadily
increasing the attendance.
About 10000 people have been entering
the gates daily, and at the present rats os
increase the number will be ooD0 sooa
Preparations are being made for big day
July 4. and this Is expected TO bring the
days attendance to the record mark Vt
Dedication day. when over 10000 psopls
passed through the gates
All the northwestern exhibits have been
in place for over two weeks, and though
additions are constantly being made and
various plans for Improvements being ear.
ried out, no important changes will BE-
made
The showing il undoubtedly remarka
bly, good one, az ia attestel by the inter
est OF visitors. Inquiries from people plan
ming to go west are many eaeh day. and
already several people have started for
and Oregon SOME investors
with much capitals result Of the work
At the exposition. In this respect the
representatives ARE working
with enthusiasm and actually accomplish
ing things.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05

Manila, July Thursday. July 4.
wa the inauguration day of the civil CIV.
eminent and moving day for the military
headquarters. which wers transferred 10
the former Spanish headquarters outadr
the walled city. The palace will b. ocru.
pied exclusively by the civil government.
'sencral chsfIee. who assumed command
thursday. viii occupy Jusigv Tsft'. mi.
denee' and Judge Taft will remove 10 tho
Malseanan palace.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05

Portland. Ore. July IA special
from Salem. Ore. says;
The supreme court has handed down q
decision in the case of Frank NcDsniei..
who was convicted at Portland for the
murder Of Claire Fitch in Cycle park in
July, 1890. The decision sustain- the judg.
ment d the lower court. and MeDanieIs
will have to serve his sentence Of Is years
in the penitentisry.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05

Eagle River. Mich. July 9.--Ths
ting Fern Of AIgonsc. Mich. foanderrd on
here. She carried a crew Of Ave men, IN
Of whom we're lo-t
me wreck Of the yacht Marguerite Han
cock wa. aIso discovered between here and
Eagle Harbor. Two men are supposed to
have been lost on her.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05

Berlin July 3.-Nothing l. known
h German official circles regarding the
news from Shanghai to the effect that
kan-Fong Flu, in the province u iIonan.
is to become the Chinese capital The lat.
est reports received here from Pekin rei,
crate the statement that 1t Il the courts
intention to return to Pekin.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05
COLUMBIA H(M FIRST RICE
CONSTITUTION WAS DEFEATED,
Last Year. wssssr Wss - : Tvsss
Rae~--Fsvty-rsss s~~esas AhsaA-
went over = Thtwsy At,s WtnA-
ward and L~~vsss CeaSss.

| Batenian, Point. X. l., Jaly 2-~When
the Constitution as.d Columbia i,nasaed sail
for the Grst race Of the SEASON t'etSe~n
the Americas cup Isfrndsr yachts The
breeze inside the bay MAS very light and
the yachts had sosns difficulty IL getting
out Of the starting poank- The s"At~-t
was winsiwafd and lss~ard @nAiF Of -
miles. by the sin.s the yachts had r~Aes
ed The iighsship they iofnd good brvsxr
from tlse sasiths sst, and at lVsD tb~fv
.essfed Ilttls chance for t.Sspss~n~nt.
10th yachts eame our VI this hassNx sish
large eiubtop sails sss. The EaiuustA4 ~as
the first cat bat she ~as cnIy = fes ussn-
ntes ahead Of the Constitution. The ts.4ss
we're almost identical in appearances. After
waiting Al the iigasshlp fur about 10 min
utes sas judges apparently ssvsi*d gasAs
the Vi iisd sas f0o near tA< *o~4khwv~t 10
risk starting flons the iisssssstp. - th~
v hole ffsst started OF to The rass~sfd,
On the way signal. w*ss hes.tet On
the flagship for . siss4I~ard brat 4. IL
ntilx- and rstusns
The preparatory gun was Erred At fisD.
Five INMATES Later the wafnsnx sixusi
va. given.
both yachts at tbs tsss ~sr~ ~ the
Ise - ard u tho Inns. the Constitutes l~tnx
farther assy. iseth yachts At e<sw b.
gan sasneasssinx tof position, Ts~ start
ing gum was hrsd ~ il;4V Tlss Coianst'ts
crossed the Iins frat and 10 shr wsnsi.
sari at ilslo - and The Goassisutbpn
figit ufsslsr her lss At II y, -. ttoth i~sts
sent over the line On .fafhs~sd tack,
he wind bssag at~,sst southwest. In sh~
if-t half Of mile shs calansl4& pssiIs~i
up bit on the Consolidation. Later. hes.
'veE. the aew t~at drv~ up 90 h~r,
hat abe "a. almost on rvsn tvrsas.
hough stiIl 10 sh~ Is~usfd Ns~n the
aehts had covered about Hs,Is NJ the
curse thsy we're stiII Standing oat ~ sra
a the ssarb~ard taek. Ths caipsst1s,
rom shis point. sssnssd 10 have gained
1t 10 windsari During The n~xt ARE
minutes the aalsusbsa nasgsesRt.si the
and wa aprsrrntIy raiaisw
. windwsr,i
Al 1910 p m. ths Constiiutian Wa ssil-
sg under fors -say@siI and baby jib top
~ The Columbia was running away
'om her and was almost milk sh~sd Ut
'e new boat. gsping very fs-s.
AZ 1876 ths Constellation rr~~t k~v iih
Vt was over a mills s-tesn II tho Cslua-
"a. u lnokssi a. II ti~ nr~ hat hal
y iih halyaFis eaFrsrd array. .. abs MAS
fling without iib lr more than 10
iuutes.
The Columbus sarnsl the cater mark At
25s0kis the Constitution At Isg7sIf,
The Columbia crossed the finish line II
32s5s, The Constitution at gs1asIs.
Accident 4. c.ss~ssa.
Just after crossing the finish line Tho
'lumfsa~ main boom broke In the mid.
This accident may eau~e . postpone.
snt Of the -eeond trial race. whiei, vas
far Iesffs~..f
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05

San jose, Cal, July 2s--Four hundred
and fifty tons o. dried fruit was destroyed
BY the burning Of the fruit packing house
Of George N. Herbert, near this city. Loss
about 100000, insurance 10000.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05
SUMMARY Of WORLDS NEWS


Everett was chosen by the Washington
Grand Army, Women's Relief Corps an
Sons OF Veterans for the annual eneamp
u,ent Of 1902.
The bodies Of Frank c. Forrest an
Louise Il. Strothod were found in the roa'
five miles from Quincy, ILL.,, recently. Eael
had been shOt-
AT Rochester, N. ", one thousant
striking lsborers had q brisk encounte
with the police, in which II policemen ana
20 rioters were injured The rioters Sc
out, a. before. to drive of the Ia
borers working on street improvements
At Mill and Commercial streets they en-
countcred so hborers employed by thu
Rochester Gas 4 Electric company in dig
cling trench, and drove them from the
xrcnch
At Williamson. Va. there Is NJ
longer any doubt that the list Of dead
the result OF the recent Hood. win ex
coed 100.
At vinita, I. T.. George Williams,
lying on his deathbed. confessed to
be an accomplsce in the murder last
September. at Pryor Creek. OF T. E.
Smith and Green Smith Of Sweden.
l. r.
Senator Hanna has given $4,000 to
Kenyon college in Ohio for . new
dormitory. which At his request. Will
be called the Politicians Barracks .
During the past year . 500. 900 en-
dowmen for the college has been
raised
J. P. Jones, leading builder and
contractor Of Walla Walla. was al
most instantly killed recently by fall
ing from high scaRold. His fellow
workman. Robert Zeidler, went
through the scanold also. but caught
q plank Just in time to save himself.
At the Yale alumni dinner recently
It was announced that the $4,000. 900
fixed as the amount Of the big cen
tennial fund has all been provided.
the principal new pledxers being
Frederick Vanderbilt and James j.
HIM Of New York and Matthew Bor-
den Of Fall River.
Schrinkengost. the federal prisoner
charged with postonice robbery In |
Idaho, who with two other prisoners. |
one Of them Peter Dempsey. the con-
demned murderer. escaped from the
county jail at Butte, on Sunday, was
captured at Dillon Dempsey and
Healey are stin at large
Jessie Morrison was found guilty OF
granddaughter in the second degree.
The attention Of the navy Depart
ment has been formally called to what
appears to be an unsatisfactory condi-
ton OF affairs in Guam.
Comptroller Dawes ordered the clos i
ing OF the Seventh National Bank Of
New York, and appointed Forest Ray
nor, bank examiner, temporary re-
reiver.
Heavy storms are reported all over !
Minnesota and Wisconsin, and the
property loss will run into the thou
sands, while a number Of persons have |
been injured and many head Of live
stock killed.
In a race never exceIled on the
Yale1s varsity crew won from
Harvard the great Internationally |
owing event Of the year in the last =
ialf mile Of the four-mile course, BY : =
cant two lengths.
After making careful canvass Of III
he northwest territory and preparing :
estimates upon conditions Il
ound throughout the grain belt, frame
Dcfa1S Of several railroads are agreed |,
hat the grain yield for 1901 will b TIE
lrrest ever harvested. fc
The forthcoming statement Of tho i
oinaee executsd 1T the minis Of the .
Infted states for the fiscal year ending 6
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05

villa formerly meant . farm and
not = house.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05

Just after crossing the finish line sisc
so'nH'fsa main boom broke In the mssi.
die. This accident may eau~e . postpone.
n'ent Of the -eeond trial race. whiei, vas
set for Wcdne-slsy.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-15
EDGERTON BROS.

II you want to get the best results
from our pure air and sunshine you
should take horseback ride or a drive
out through the pines every day. There
ilg. We will give you special discount
4, You take a horse every day. We have
lots OF good saddlers and drivers. at the
BIC Red Stable. Phone IS.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-15
NOTICE.

Under and by virtue of power of sale
in certain mortgage deed, executed to
F. A. Ordway by G. H. Sadelson and E. E.
Sadelson, on the 7th day of June. 1897, and
registered in the office of the Registrar Of
Deeds for Moore County. in Book No. z:
Page 1e2 ct seq. which mortgage was
thereafter sold and assigned to T. M.
Burgess, uwill sell TO the highest bidder,
for cash. at the Court House Door in
Carthage. on Monday; the 18th day Of
tract of land situated in the town Of
Southern Pines. Moore County. North
Carolina, bounded as follows; Building
lot Nc. I, in Block L q 7, on map Of
Southern Pines in Moore County, North
Carolina, fronting on Leak street. and ad-
oining lot No. 3, in same block.
This 18th day Of February. 1901.
T.. M. BURGESS.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-15

Andrew Carnegie has given $1,000
to the travelling library of the Sea-
board Air Line Railway. This is not
his first contribution to the library.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-15

Dads Girl tomorrow night.
Mr.. B. F. Watkins has gone North
on business, but will return.
Souvenir China with Coon views at
THE NEWS DEPOT.
w. H. Redfern, the handsome
agant of the hustling Charlotte News,
paid us pleasant call this morning.
The new dining room at the South
ern Pines Hotel will be opened up
next week with a dance given by
Prop, Giles.
We are asked to note that Kennedy
Bros will give special show to-mor-
row afternoon at ago, at their tent on
Railroad avenue.
Attention is called to the card of A.
Rhodes, West Raleigh, N. c., in which
he offers some good lawn grass for
sale. This is the same grass now grow
ing on those pretty lawns at the Pros
pect House, and as he offers it at a very
low price it would be good thing for
our citizens to plant it on their lawns.
DR.. S. N. Russell, prominent mem-
Der Of the New York State Medical AS
sociation, who has been making visit
to Tampa, stopped off with us the first
Of the week. The doctor was profuse
in his praise of our climate and sur
roundings and goes home to tell his
people Just how it is. Hewill be back
70 our PLY lcians Convention in April.
Il Mr.. W}H. 'Fuller is here for his
health, accompanied by his wife, stop
ping al Glenwood Cottage. DIR. Fuller
has been to Texas, Florida, South
Carolina, and abroad, but has not yet
out-run his chronic case of rheuma-
tis1n. He is going to dose with ozone
till April. and we are in hopes he will
get better:
The man from Philadelphia-the
gentleman known as thorough
horseman, and better known as MEG,
with "ty" at the end of his name,
wonders why horses stop without
the riders consent. During the week
he has posed as horsenan, for his
picture, and has also made his debut
at clay pigeon shooting though he
really thinks the targets can fly faster
than his horse travels.
At the clay pigeon contest to'inor-
row afternoon On Piney Woods hill
there will be 1o-bird squad shooting
contest, provided six entries are Sc
cured. Those wishing to take part
will please let it be known at this
office, or be on hand with gun. Am
will be furnished on the
grounds, or you can get good nitro
shells at c. T. Patch & Bros, and the
hardware store of S. S. Thomas. Plenty
If seats and the public invited. Time
1as been changed to 3 O'Clock.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-15
Grass For Southern Pines

Good healthy Bermuda Grass Roots
One dollar per hbl, Twelve bbls for ten
dollars. This grass can be seen growing
on lawn around Prospect House" Will
send directions. with order lor planting.
Apply to A. RHODES;
West Raleigh. N. G..
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-15
SHORTLOCAL MENTION.

.i..s.sa
Fresh celery every Friday at G. T.
Patch & Bros.
See the new English Souvenir China
with views at THE NEWS DEPOT.
DR.. w.. L. Heath, Of Richmond,
Vt., has been pleasant visitor this
week.
We have the best line OF Tailor made
Pants in Moore Co. Call for them at
G.. T. Patch & Bros.
BY special request Dad IS Girl, which
made quite hit last Monday night,
will be repeated tomorrow night.
Miss Blanche Breneman we'll known
to our people will give a series ofreci-
tations here during the month of
March.
Mr.. F. w. Howland, who has been
a winter guest at the Irn since it first
opened, is with us again. He is from
New York.
Rev. F. B. Adams, a Methodist
minister, of Blackstone, Mass, will
preach at the Baptist church next
Sunday at II a. m.
Mr. r. L. Rand, representing the
Julius Lewis Hardware. Company,
Raleigh, was with us Thursday and
took in the ball.
u Pleasant calls yesterday from H. A.
Foote, Of the Carthage Tribune, and
Nj. S.N. Lisle,, one Of Jonesboro's
prominent citizens.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. H. P.
Bilyeu Thursday, February ID,
daughter. Mother and child both
doiug we'll and Mr.. Bilyeu is the
happest man in town this week.
The Ladies Aid Society will give
social at Kings Daughters Hall next
Wednesday evening. A program Of
music and recitations may be ex-
pected, also light refreshments. Ad
mission 1oc.
Mr.. l.. G. Hufines says tell all the
FREE PRESS readers that he is now
the finest stock of notions
ever seen in Moore county, and that
his prices are such that everybody
can afford to buy something.
A new lot of a fine quality Of
Extract of Malt-an excellent tonic
and especially valuable taken with
.od liver oil, at the Southern Pines
Pharmacy. Will be sold as a leader
1t the phenomenally low price of 2
bottles for a5c.
Mr.. J. R. Fisher, the critic, attend
ID the mock trial Wednesday eve. at
he Southern Pines hotel, and has es.
ablished reputation in his line.
rhe Judge and attorneys desires him
o know that this trial was conducted
.ccording to the, laws of New York
tate.
Late arrivals at Southern Pines
lotel are: H. P. McPherson, N. c.,
drs. c. F. DeCaskey, Miss DeCaskey,
,hicago, E. H. Russell, E. ]. Burrell,
,oston, J. L. Mitchell, Conn, F. Hill
reth, Bellows Falls, VT, L. l.. An
erson, Reading, Pa, s. w. Jones,
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-15
For Dressmakinq

and sewing call on Mrs G. L. Edgerton at
her cottage on Pennsylvania avenue. OPP
opste Prospect House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-18

the earnest hope that he may be re-
stored to- truth and the orthodox
church.
The Boston Transcript compares ms
accommodation 10 that which sew
cred splnoza from the Roman church
In 1886, That document said
'By the sentence OF the angels, by
the decree OF the saints, we anatnena-
TIE. cut on, curse and execrate baruch
Spinoza. In the presence Of these sasleu
books, with the six hundred ana thir-
teen precepts which are written there
in with the anathema wherewlth
Joshua mathematical Jericho; with
the curslng whcrewith Elisha cursed
Inc children. and with all the cursngs
which are written I'm the Book OF the
law. cursed DO he by day, and cursed
nv night; cursed when he lleth down.
and cursed when he riseth up;
cursed whom he goeth out, and cursed
when he cometh IN; the .Lord pardon
him never; the wrath and fury OF the
Lord burn upon this man, and BRING
upon him all the curses which gre WRIT
ten in the Book OF the Law, The Lord
blot out bis name under heaven. the
Lord set him apart for destruction from
all the tribes Of Israel with al the
curses OF the armament which are
written In the Book Of this Law.
There shall no man speak 20 him, no
man write 20 him, 40 man show him
any Kindness, no man stay under the
same roof with him, no man come nigh
him"
Somewhat similar was the terrible
pronunclamento against Victor Eman-
uel, in more recent times. That mon
arch was cursed In every part Of his
body, and in,every act pf his life. But
the Russian accommodation carries
no curse wltlilt. IT merely expels from
the orthodox church q, man who, in his
tenets, long ago has placed himself out
side its domain Nv
The action of the church can, Of
course, have no special effect upon Toll
stoi His Views are ripened and can
not be changed. In history his name
viii stand out among the greatest OF
Russian philosophers. And as for the
hereafter he viii be rewarded accord
Ing to his works. His assaults upon
modern government have been made
with skill and earnes'ness. and not
effect. And hs writings will
be read and studied. perhaps more ex-
tensively than ever, To the western
world II Is not clear that rolstoi has
Christianity, though he
has assailed many abuses that obtain
In the so-called Christian world. both
In doctrine and practice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-18
RECENT PUBLICATION S.

A noteworthy article in the March
number Of the Literary Era Is THE
Paganism OF Klpling," by Charles
Johnson. 1t Is an acute and discrimln-
ating analysis Of the reasons for the
strength and vividness Of the impress
sion Kiplng makes upon his readers,
which Is found in the fact that he APP
peas with Immense artistic effect to the
animal senses-to the eye through his
color painting. to the ear, to the sense
OF smell and to the interest In things In
motion. In the same number Edgar
Saltus contributes a paper on "The Sig
nifcance Of Rabeais." Miss Anne Hol-
linesworth Wharton contributes a pa
per. entitled "a Literary Center" VIII
liam s Walsh and Henry +. Keenan,
keep up the interest Of their depart
ments; and there Is the regular Liter
airy News Letter" from London, by
James Walter Smith Miss Mary @.
Woodruff gives some chldhoods recol-
lectlons of Walt Whitman. L. de V.
Matthewman the literary editor OF one
OF the great dallies, States" the re-
Gently published IAN Englishman's
Love Letters In vigorous fashion;
and Thomas Allen Glenn, In addition to
his Historical and Genealogical De-
partment' proper, continues his "Ex-
periences Of Genealogist IN England"
There are also the illustrated reviews
Of new books, including those For the
Young People" the books Of the month,
the Notes and Queries" open to all
correspondents, and the selected arti-
cles From Foreign Sources. Henry
T. Coates & Co, Chestnut st., Philadel-
phia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-18
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. MONDAY, MARCH IS, 1901


nsn .''n Is broken and that he Is now
NJ, ueath's door the anxiety felt for
n'eo WIN be almost universal. The
i1's''on Is whether the Mexican re-
aa,' ' can be maintained after his
,S sa'n without an internal struggle in
n.y. Ky" perhaps other powers might be-
,ne Involved.
H. nus been said that no country In
Il world has shown so much social,
p'a'' ana industrial progress as has
~ ssNico during the administration Of
~ When the character OF the peo-
" that republic IS considered this
XII y, speaks volumes for the sterling
Hanues OF the mind that has directed
'i.'s Progress.
mere Is no need OF worrying over the
YsS'ple fate OF Mexico at the present
'e' az least not til confirmation is
''~'nea OF the alarming rumors as to
y 3 health Of the president, No doubt
s rs'e are rival factions in the country
-, might seize an opportunity Of de-
'~''ns open nostllltles. But there are
"oash intelligent, patriotic Mexlcans
I me country to lead the ship Of state
'u"ard In the course set by the pres.
y chief executive. Those Mexlcans
NOW that Internal troubles in state
,oruering upon strong country. by
In'en the peace and the commerce OF
.ne latter are disturbed, is suicidal.
hey VIM do all In their power to main
AIN peace and order.