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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
SSo encrreiM,M


Sin 4uiisbsn errsgsnbsr Dor
ian sreisnete iih in Weran. Die
Stettpfarrtir9e mar. pie INNER sltr
3ebn=ubrsMeHe bi9t beieBt, alb
plDBli6 elm prieiter BON ieinen,
G,ssbpteriumplase auf ben Mehez
lefenben lositiirste nno i'm 81 mir
GER bssann. Sanofete7 Manner,
parunter bier Mann bes anpefenoeu
SoileriGserz gataiapns, ndbmsn ben
attsntGtsr, Der seiItestrant 1T, felt.
3ittsrnb ppr S4reden las Der 4nses
gliffene bic Mshs az gnbe. Der gsi<
itesgeitorts prieitsr beiBt Qnoreas
Gimonffn, lit Elm %geborener ungar.
ifeft i'm Nlter BON 25 Sabren nno ipar
idon mieoerholt seiitesgeitOrt.
- Sin ei%genarttger llnfda, ben Elm
biiiiqcr 6ausbabn llsrporrisT, bei6dii
|iiete fiiralia pas ge5trtsasri6t Wdbs
'1ins in pien. Das S~lpeijahrige
SDGterden bes 5%riieurs 8uitup Mo4
bras ipielte Dor GINGER 3sit im
Garten oes 5leif6bquers SERB. FOL
ferer. MDbius ioE NIT rem Sobne
4oliterer's i'm geiprdd% D~ertieft ari
eirsr 8anf. pl0sliG bDrten lie Sam,
merrufe Der 8lemen. Sie eut,n s..
Fem ainbe uab tamen ebeu ba5u, al5
Der Sausbabn Der 3leinen oas re6ie
Nuoe auspidte. DAG Sbisr ipuro.
periaet, Die fofort unternommenen
WrIuts, bas gluss bes aiuoes az
rettsn, blisben Derse5li6. politerer
.par fpssen llebertrctuns 2egen be
arrperiiherbeit unp WaD6tus peseu
unseniieenber 8eaufii6ttauns bes
ainoes anaetlast. Die @~nsstlastsn
~ertlGrten ii9 fir unI9ulSts. Polites
rer 9ab an. baB or DON her 9sfdbrs
liGteit rnb 8iiiisteit res &abnes feline
HenntniB bate. Dsr Ri4ter ipra6
beipe @nsetlasts frei, Da ibnsn elm
YeridulDen ni6t bsisumeIcn lei.
9pr elmer YriiungszG commit
iiru Der pbilolOptii@su Tatultdt in
Yeit legte am A. 0saember Elm jllH9er
&anbibat Hamens 9iitpr 8. bic 2sbrs
amizpriifung ab. Inter ben Mits
g!iebern Der Priifan1sfOmmiiiion srz
reete sS fDrmli6s CONFIRMATION. oaB
Ger aanbibat ben einem MrSte uno
einem STARTER Der S%rrsnanitalt I'M
2ecpclotfslbs in 0tn Briifunasiaai
fcgLeitet murte. Der Qr2tstbeilts ben
Graminatoren nit, naB @ittor 8. Ger
fcuber an einem Propin1sDmnaihum
Guppleant mar, Our@ lngtitrengtss
Gtuti:ren oeiltestranf ssporben iei
unD aegenpdrtia in Der Srrsnrnitalt
eepilegt peroe. 9et junse Wann, bi:
eiu5iae Stiibe Seiner armen Muttsr.
aubsrts AUDI i'm Srrsubauie Inaate
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Snn1enOe In Ole Nerbauuung
sAcIMidt.

SSebes Sabr seben Saulenoe bon
armsn 2~eiceRben. oeren 2unsen numb
unb bonn Suiten 3errihen limb, mad
einem unberen &lima. Iber oieIes
tpftet 8slb unb 1T ui4t INNER iiter.
Seien sic fem 9erbanntst, tpenn Or.
Sings Rem Discovery sesen Ias3ebz
rung Sic gu 9uuie beilen nirb. gs
lit bic unfeblbarite Webi5in Der groe
aesen tSniten, @rtGltungen unb ale
6alsz uno 2unseniibel. Die erite
Dolls bringt Seilung. @ritaunenoe
&uren fplsen benz B~eitGnoisen Sc
.brauhe. probeflaiGen gratis bel 3.
IS. Nuete, 656 Main StraBs, 9Ez
buaue. Sa. Preis 80 Gts. unp $1.O0.
sSebe 6laihe gnrantirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
YennipIUauta.

= Cine AefabrDoIe So6SeitsreiIe
madten Der S6iffstapitGn Otis 81.
@lert unb feline iurqe Satin auf benz
Sdiffe bes 8apitGns, benz oreimaitis
oen S6opner r@lba 8. Serbs. Sic
iegelten glei9 mad ihrer 6o6seit boz
philadelphia am 20. DECEMBER al.
eerietben in Stiirme uno ESTATES
Wetter, bas S6iff perlpr ale Seael,
betam Elm 2ed, fiiltte ii9 nit Waiier
uno bic 8eiaBung iammt Der adtz
aebnjdhrigen iunser Srau muBten il;
Der entiebliden &Glte pine marine
NGhrungsmittel aut benz 9eroed oes
Wrads perpeilen. Sat- alien Matros
Ier erfreren 9Gnbe unb 5iBe unb bic
Shiffbriihi5en elaubten, baB in Dem
tphenben Sturm Gle See pas lede
SGtrssus perihlinaen pIrbe. Gnr=
Md tam bas SiI6srboot .2i55ie 90.
Satlsp" in Si6t, pel6e bic SpDlf
Ilns!Idlifen nit Mibe ~rettete. Oas
Wrad mubte ieinem S9idiaIe iiberz
loiIen tperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
| ..
Seuti6lan0.
n.

- Der 2eiGenfunb in Der SoiDtena
dnitalt Sepbata in Wiin9enz @laoboGl
bat feline @uftlGrung g~efuEbeu. Wie
Die llnteriu6ung ergab, BADEN Spti
dltere, e6enfals b%iOpiinniqe anabsn
BEN Sob oes a~ehnidbrigen Sobana
SGiitten berdnlaBt. 4m 13. Sttos
Der beiu6te Der feline SGiitten ieis
nen Batter, einen Weiiter aus Stoz
dunn, pa er an bieiem Sage geraoe
@eburtstas bate. I'm 6 ubr Na6.
mittags meloete iiG Der ana6e oann
pieber in Der %nitalt. Sad einige:
IScit muBte er austreten. Die Sns
itruttion in Der Qniialt befast in biz
lem Sale, baB Elm altsrer, einissrmcs
BEN 5u~perldiiiser 8IGoiiuniser NIT
asbsn mHb. @ls 8esleiter tuurbe elm
13jGbriger &nabe bsitimmt. Der
feline Sdiittsn periudte, ieinem 81
oleiter mebrmals fortSulanfen. Dit
Ter tpurbe barber Grgerli6 unb fail
auf ben entiebli9ea 8ebanfen, bas
iiingere &inb in einen unbenubtcn
Speiieaufaue gu itiirSen. Gr ~slaubte,
pie er bel Der 8%ernebmung angdD,
baB Wafier in bieiem Sda6t lei, uno
penn Der &nabe barin liegs. t0nne CT
nitt mebr ipeglaufen. Wit Stife
siaer ~15iGbrissn sbsnfaas blDbiinn,,
Gen anabsn purpe Der ungliidlide
Surge bann an ben S6a5jt binange=
aer-t nnb poafommen enttleiOet.
Sisrn.f parfen bic bsiber SlDofinr;s
Gen bds Sinh in bCn S9dGt 6ineIl
unS fpGter bic &leibunJ 6tntsr6er. Sic
iGlchen bann bic 2biir bss ~Qlufaugea
lpieoer unb meloeten bel ,6rer Hids
tehf, baB linen S6iitten !reggelaufeli
lei. Wie Die llnterIu6una uno Die
Sbbuttion eroeben tat, bat Der anuoe
idpere G9Gbelberlebun9er babonges
tragen, bic entpeber isinen Sob pber
8eTuittloiigtsit bs~rbeieefabrt hoben.
9onit ftimmtsn on6 biz Qus1dgel
Der teiben Sbdter therein, pslhs aur
cine Sraae, ob Der .&ua6e nod ges
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Snptau SerritorD.

Die Srduen Der flint Stdmmc
bsS inoianii6en Serritoriums uro
audi Die elmer @usabl Stdmme bon
Stlabpma unb &anias Iinb beut3na
tGge i6on iebr cioiliiirt uno gebilOet !,
1dreibt bic rgtetp Yorter Zines.
.8tele bon linen BADEN bic Sitten Der
benahbarten 9lei63eii6ter angenomz
men, uno bas geIeaige 2eben lit in
Der Shat BEL tbnen re9t lebbaft. 9ieie
TrGuen, Die germ tpnangebenb fe!n
prQen, iu6en Ipgar auf ale Weiien
ibre Na46arn gu i;berbieten. SSeDe
Srau gibt piel 3eit uno bel @elb fir
ibre Soilette aus. Sbre &letoer itams
men oft aus Yaris, benin Die S6Dnan
huben ME ~beriagenoe 9%ilfsquellen,
rnb 8elo ipielt bel tbnen feline Rolle,
, Sic entfalten IoDoGi guten 9eI9mat,
alS audi aetgen lie auifalenoe Sormsn,
ipenn lie in ben Saliaal fpmmsn.
Iaes pirb pbns piel SDrmll6teit, aber
nit biel 0iroe unb 60fli9teit aIfz
gefiibrt. 9as inoianii9e MGbden
bat gepDbRli6 Dor Dem 5panaisiten
Sabre feline pple 8litbe errei6t, in
Der 9eielli6aft Qufieben erregt, ein.n
Beirut gspablt unb ii8 nit Speiunoz
atpaHaig Sa6ren fertig einseri6tet.
Wenn es ii4 Derlie6t unb beiratbsn
min. 10 seI6ie9t bies in Der Hegsl
Dor errei6tem 5tpan3i9Iten 2ebensz
iabr. @enn ni6t, 10 finbet es fem
beionoerss Selb Der 9etbGtigun1.
gieIe qeben our 8Ibne. Ollie iino
sbrgeioig."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
gSaruut tiiMt atet6 oaS 8efte?

9riiet aIes uuS bebaltet oas Seite. 90 loutet cine
oIte 9rmahuung, bic anger &nr5 geiest iperoeu ioute.
User NIT einent Seioeit bsbaitet III. poruehntlih eirent
ipl6en oeS WtageIs oper Der Seber, mirb iortiphbrenb
beitirml, bteieS ODER ieues Dsittel baoegen 3t braus
beu. 8ieie iogenannter arineieu babeu aber nit
menigen AuSnabmet bos boppelte ltebel an iid. bag
iie uItt auf Settling. ionberu uur aui i6nele. poris
bsrQebenbe Slnbernn9 berebnet limb, weibe tin fali6
ansebradtes y %ertranen berporruft. Ner ale oteie
Dtiftel prltt, unb IN ietner Roth BON einem 2nrpius
iber gum anbsrn lduft fam Hatirli6 nitt gsiuub
ptroen; unb nitt genug bamlt, ntuB .r ieiu uebel
peridlimmsrH. neil or MOT has seieeH ielbft, iouoerH
M bic SDmptonIe nit i9arfer, dBeuoen WiitslH,
pieleitt gar init Guediil6er, betdmpft, nelde ben
Maseu uno bic 2eber nod mebr psroerben miiien.
TieIe 3arten Ergaue ipateu nientals nit iolhsH NrS'
neimittsl 9erei5t uUo 6omtt aud uiemals furtrt Dtrs
ben. 81 Dieiein Sipede iilto MIR uegatabiliiGe Seil'
mittel 81 oerpenbeu, oereu bette bic b%eriibmteu, ats
beipdhrten ct. Sernarp arauterpiaen iinb. &tlp:
@arum iti1t gleid has geitef
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
0eri@ieoeme Nabri6tem.

- Cine Notwithstanding auf
Sampfi9iffen. Die groben S4iffs
abrtsssislidaften limb undblGiiis be-
miibt, ibrsn paHasieren nidt BLOB
nsitsItgebenbe 8equemlihteit, ionoern
Dor 4lem AUDI sr0BtmDsIi6es Slider
belt gu i9affsn. Die pidtigits Siz
Notwithstanding, bic in Der
neusrsn {3sit setroffen ipOrben lit, limb
bic Sdotten, e%iierne Quers ino
2~Gnesmdnos, bur9 melde bas S9iff
in cine srOBere 4naabl paRerbitter
Qbtbeilungen eetrenilt pirD, 10 paB
BEL einsm S6iffsunsliit Oas Wafer
nur in bic bei4dbigts Qbtbeiluns eina
briast, pdbrsnb Ger sanSe ibrise
Sbeil bes S6iffes iid iiber Maler
balten tam. Dieter Ginri1tuns bdfz
tete alerDinss bisbsr nod elm ssniis
Ter Mansel. an. Der iis unter Defenders
unsiinitissn umitanDen iauioriiA
MAIDEN tonnts, nGmli1 bic S6pieris1
teit, bic peri6iebenen in ben S4otten
anaebra6ten sbiirer, bic nit Rids
iidt auf bic Si9er6eit bss Maldiusns
betriebes gum srobsn 5beil often iteben
miii'en, i'm Sale elmer brobenpen ooer
bersits eiuSetretenen @efa1r nod
redtssitis gu itlieben. Wenn audi
bic nit Dem S6lieBen Der Sbotttbiis
rem beduitrastsn Manni6after
prompt our Ste1e paren uno Die uns
sri9rodenite SbGti9teit entpideltsn,
mar es bisber menI4liGer araft
niAt INNER mDgIid, cine 5biir 81
f6iieben, neil pas einitr0menbe Wai
Ter bsrsits einen gu itarten Druid aus
iibte, unc man fab ii6 in Oieiem 5oae
ee3ipunsen audi nod Die an ben be-
iddoiaten Haum a~nItoBeHoen 4btbei1
luneen p~reisSugeben, mas meiItsne
tbeils einsm Preisge6en--De 9anaer
S9iffes 'sleittam. IS gait aGo,
ionten Die Sdottsn ihren 3psd unter
alien llmitGnben erfiiaen. Elm Wittel
su finoen, um bic !paieroi1ten 5biia
rem i'm ri8tigen 4usenblid unb nit
binreifsnbsr medanifder &raft 81
idlieBen. Oieie tedniide Qufgabe
lit eeIDt wOrben burd Or. DORIS grs
fiubuna elmer .8prridtIns arin
isIbftbatissn s6litb ben uRb Osffnen
Don Sdiifsfdotttbiren", ipclde Is ere
m6sliht, bic Sbiiren, auber auf bic
bisber iibIi1e Dirt, bur6 elnen einais
aen Druid auf einen Ssbel bon Der
COMMUNICATIVE, epentuea audi bon
benz Waibinenrdum unb anbsrsn
Sauptpuntten bss S1iffes aus 81
i6lisBen ober 81 DffHen. Surd ras
idJeres oDsr %lansiameres gefpsssn
bes Sehels tam bas SdjiieBen, js
nad Der @efabrlase, in tiiroeitsr oo:r
etpus linaerer 3eit erfolgen. Ddmit
AID BEL raI6sm S6lieBeH Nismano
ben ben Stiiren eriuBt nnb sroriidt
pirb, asht bsmisltsn eiu elettriides
Warnungsiignal Uoraus. Sd iopObl
9ampf ais Gtsttri,itdt ,lpeqem Der
mDaliden S%tOrungen unb uniider9stt
nidt ais fernipirtenbes Groftmittel
an oebrau6sn mar, braft. 0r. SDrr
b.i ieirer g%riinpung 1poraulide
3raft in Qnpsncung. 8cn einem I'M
Mli6insnbauie . ouissNeaten, nit
9rudluft unb WaiBr 1efiiaten Qceus
mmlator psrapeiat ii1 mad bieIer
SDrr'I6sn G~rfinbuHg oLrf1s Sdiff
Elm Mohribitsm. bas su ben einsslner
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
GS u,uiMlin8t ole GrDc.

Der Huf bon 8udlens Irnico
Salbe, ais bic bette Der Welt, um'
idlingt Die Grbe. @s 1T bas eine
pplitdnoiss Seilmittel sesen Sdnitt.
punoen, ardbenaugen. Yranolpunpsn
gpntuiipnen, @eippiirs, gribpuRs
ben, 8eulen, 9lutaeidpiire, Both
lauf, drOniife S6mersen uno ale
Sautfrantbeitsn. 9as einSige ii6ers
Mittsl seaen 9dmOrrbuioen. %
Gents per Sdahtel BET =. %. 8uete,
4~potbeter, 656 Maiu StraBe, 0us
buque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Sm Ntome serbIafen.

Die alte Sbss, OaB Der a0rper BON
3sit gu 3eit cine gepgltigs braitii6s
prrgtrptae beoarf, 1T ais irris er.
pieien; penn Sr. Sings Sem 2ifs
Bills. pelde Our9aus barmlos iinb,
regen bic 2eber unb ben llnterletb
isidt on, Inn bic 9iftisen Stoffe auss
suitoBen, bas Spiten gu reinigsn uno
8~eritopfung unb 6rOnii9ss &Opfpeb
al beilen. Bios % Gts. in 8. SO.
8uete's 2lpotbete, 656 Matn Str,
Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14

nonce feline pierssbrte Srdu iu6t
Sic Ipl bIono, nid,t gu Ih!ont, biibid
unb muiitaIiid iein, Sin damn, otl
ben Mtrtb bat, mad orei5ebn nGhe'
itGRbenr cine p~iersebnte Truu 81 ~
der, perbisnt ale Mdtung: nod metr
Senunberung miro aber Die Dam:
bednlpruhen biirfer, ipeldte berett III,
einen 9atten su neGmen, ter oret6ept
'@bsbGlften perbroudt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
REV Dorf.

- Sin mutbiser Mann 1T Der Or.
Sumes Ri3olas 8ann in 9oi6en,
tpelGer jest auf benz ni9t mebr uns,s
pShnliGsn Weas eiul 3eitunass gtns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Lund's Land Agency, c

fSbsr Fritis aOreiiirt an Rco Satbsr RiWte in Ct. SEQ, RiHm
beantworte)
&ir@ra unb Yfarri9u!cu iino in Gaabp nro z
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
STPFETC4R TFSTTBULES.

That dear old crocodile tear the welfare or
the public is once more produced IN opposition
to the incosure of streetcar platforms Such
fpclOsrlre. declare the public spirited and sell
sacrificing managers of trolley lines. Would
work great hardship to the public. since II
would make SLOW er the process OF loaolng ana
unloading cars and would thus compel the
companies to run fewer cars and to DIMINISH
the already inadequate service.
If the fnclosure Of the platforms really would
have such an effect the spectacle of the trolley
managers being moved by such a consideration
would he 'iust too funny for anything. But
that it would have such an effect is not TO DE
demonstrated. not even with diagrams loSa-
rithms and quadratic equations, unless, 1ndeed
the trolley managers propose to loau ana uh
load passengers right over the dashooardS AT
present all passengers go in and out through
passa geway between the corner of the car body
and the post which supports the platform hood
They would do precisely the same II the pat
form were inclosed and the passageway would
or might then be just wide as it is now. so
that ingress and egress would not be in the least
impeded.
In Just one respect the carrying capacity of
the car lines might be essened by the incloSure
of the platforms. At present it is the custom
on crowded cars for half a dozen or more men
and bows to stand on the buffer outside the
dashboard of the rear platform. 1t might not
be practicable TO furnish accommodations 1or
them there if the platforms We're incloSed, so
that instead Of carrying hundred passengers
on a car built for forty the company would
have to be content with ninety-four or ninety
five But we are not at all sure that even that
objection is of sufficient force to condemn the
whole vestibule scheme.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
DEMOCRATIC HARWONT.

Tn commenting on Mr.. CIeveland's address at
the conservation OF the Tilden Club last week
we felt constrained 10 give expression to the
nainfuI opiniOn that it was quite as likely 10
nroyoke resentment as to foster harmony in the
marty which still occasionally goes through the
form of answering TO the name of Democracy
In this instance we take no special credit for
the possession of a prophetic soul but merely
record the fact that within a few hours after
Mr. Cleveland's return to Princeton Democrats
all over the country were saying things about
him which Flanders parrot would have hes1-
tated 10 repeat, and which even when they had
been benevolently toned down for publication
were suggestive of Martinique. But we had
not expected that Mr.. William ]. Bryan would
initiate Colonel Watterson and the others whose
vocation it is to let themselves go at every con-
venient opportunity. Mr. Bryan has seldom, IL
ever before permitted his angry passions TO
approach the boiling point. 1t is not known
that he has had to break an engagement with
photographer under the most trying circum-
stances of the last six years, and it is therefore
q surprise to observe that in the picture which
he has lust made of himself not the faintest
trace is visible of that expansive bland be-
nignant and contented smile which it was sup
posed would enable the remOteSt pOsterity TO
preserve his tradition without any difficulty
II is improbable that Mr. Clevelands appear
ance and utterances at the Tilden Club would
have been sufficient 10 produce such a result if
q succession of Democratic conventions had not
recently subjected Mr.. Bryan's composure TO an
unwonted strain. Nothing but "A certain look
ing for OF Judgment III his own case can ac-
count for his indulgence in gihes like these at
the ex-President:
His administration. instead Of being foun-
tain of Democracy. sending forth pure and re-
freshing streams. became a Stagnant pool from
whose waters foul vapors aroSe-poisonous to
those who fingered near. Having debauched his
party he was offended by its effort reform.
and gave comfort tc the enemy. Virginius killed
his daughter to save her chastity; Cleveland
stabbed his party 10 prevent its return To the
paths of virtue. And now, still gloating over his
political crimes. he invites the party to return
TO him and apologize for the contempt which it
has expressed for him. VIII it? Not until the
principles of jefferson forgotten and the
works of Jackson cease TO inspire.
1t is pretty safe to say that if Mr. Bryan had
only felt as sure of his conclusion as he pro-
fessed TO feel he would not have thought it
worth while 10 talk about Mr.. Cleveland after
| that fashion. When the Hon. Champ Clark, of
! Missouri, rose in Congress yesterday and de-
clared that 'the second election of Grover CIeve-
Land was the greatest calamity thar has be-
fallen the human race since the fall of Adam -
he evoked roar OF laughter; but Mr.. Bryan's
| testimony to the same effect IS pathetic rather
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25

contingent, and not turn at the crltlcal hoileii'
10 help that contingent load down the meas III t
with general tariff legislation TO embarrass Ine
Republicans: Complaint is made that lhe ne
publicans have not been willing to carry ."
the fight for Cuba outside Of party INES no"
could they. when those with whom they ""uiu
have to work would not act as aIheS III -o"u
faith and singlemindedneSs TO secure Ie'F
procity but We're merely seeking to d'NIde NJ
pubIicanS and disarrance their poilcE WIN
gard 10 other matters? BY all means let MI
Balls programme be carried out. Inc nTSl
step necessary is a promise from the Demo
crafts 70 mn aside tariff revision and other cleo
tiopeering schemes and To cooperate unseltshly
in support of a simple measure Gf reclproc'E
with provision for abolishing the dInefehllai'
such as the President and his friends can sup
port without abandonment of Republican polieE
concerning other issues.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
DEMOCRATS AND RECIPROCITY.

II Mr. Ball, Of Texas. speaks with authority
It ought to be possible even Yet TO secure some
useful Cuban reciprocity legislation at this ses-
sion YESTERDAY in the House he attacked the
good faith OF the President. and declared that If
he would strike A blow at the Sugar Trust by
agreeing TO accept the House bill it could be
passed by the aid OF the solid Democratic vote
IN the Senate within twenty four hours. He
probably did not know that almost while he
was speaking the President was receiving
call from Mr.. Oxnard, TO whom he is reported
10 have declared that be had not the slightest
concern for the differential, that what he
wanted was concessions TO Cuba with or with
ont the differentiaI II Mr. Ball had known this
he nrobably would not thus have put the sin
cerjty of his own party TO the test. With the
President willing TO accept a measure abolish
ing the differential it remains TO be seen if the
Democrats in good faith will support such a
pronosifion and give Cuba immediate relief
If they Will. while pretending 10 support reci-
procity continue 10 make the passage of any
practicable measure impossible until after
election
The House bill was by no means perfect
measure but it was better than nothing; and if
the Democrats are sincere they can join the
administration Senators III securing reciprocity
and at the same time striking at the sugar
trusts cane and beet. Both are in the combi-
nation to refuse Justice to Cuba. and nobody
but the insurgents has any concern for them
ii has hitherto been impossible for Republicans
to work with Democrats to secure reciprocity,
because the Democrats We're striving not for
reciprocity but to put the Republicans ''in a
hole They were trying TO load down Cuban
measure with general tariff amendments and
otherwise take advantage OF the situation for
party campaign purposes. If they have put
aside that petty and selfish policy and Mr.. Ball
truly represents their attitude, 1t may be pos
sihle for Republicans to work with them 10
defeat the beet sugar combination. There can
he no objection 10 a self-respecting alliance for
common purpose trapscending party interest
and involving national honor, when both parties
Gre really anxious TO accomplish the same OBJ
5ect-that is, TO help Cuba-and neither is ami
mated by ulterior, treacherous motives.
The President and his friends want reel
procty and are ready TO accept il coupled with
The abolition of the differential. Will the Demo
Crafts in the Senate accept that programme and
EHash the votes to overcome the beet sugar
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
ACTORS GOING NORTHW4RD.

Two new theatres of Importance are going up
in single block in West Forty-fifthst, be-
tween Sixth-ave. and Broadway. They will he
called the Lyceum and the Hudson, and are to be
costly and spacious playhouses that will be 'on-
spicuous and notable in Manhattan. Other
amusement enterprises in which large capital
will be invested are to be undertaken in aud
near Long Acre Square.
Less than third of a century ago the dra-
matte centre of New-Yorl was in the neiglhor-
hood of Union Square Wailack's was at Thir-
teenth-st and Broadway; the Academy OF Music,
in Fourteenth-st., at the height Of its fame
and its prosperity; there were two successful
theatres in the same thOrOughfare and Ntbo $
Garden. at Prince-st. and Broadway, rot
too far downtown. In the early seventies near
ly all the well known and popular places Of
amusement on Manhattan Island were Ielow
Madison Square. and Harlem was an unex-
plored wilderness to actors and actresses. Now
the Riato has advanced above Twenty-third-St.,
and One-hundred- -and-twenty -fifth-st. is a land
flowing with milk and honey for the disciples
of dramatic art and the devotees of music. n.
Northward the stars of Thesps rakez their