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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-02

What a wonderful Discovery Is
PAIN-Killer! II not only cures the ills
Of the human family, but is also the
sure remedy for horses with collie. II
has never been known to fail in cure
of the worst cases; and for sprains
gals, etc, It never fails-try It once
Directions accompany each bottle. Solf
by druggists generally. Avoid substi
tutes, there is but on Pain-Killer, Per
ry Davis. Price 25c. and SOC.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-02
FOR
SALE

FOURTEEN NEW HOMES, prop.
erty Of W. NJ. CAMPBELL.
Prices cut to cost or below. Terms
easy. Location, Wilder Ave-, Der.
etania, King, Kinau, Piikoi, Luna.
lilo SITS, Matlock Ave-, Manoa, Etc.
RESIDENCE of cHAs. WINTER,
Just below 8eretanla on Artesian.
Fine new two-bedroom house,
built by white labor; lot 72b X rs
feet. Just OFF proposed extension
of Rapid Transit line.
SUPERB BUILDING LOTS in Pu.
nahou, Anapuni ST., Manoa and
elsewhere.
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BORN.

JARDIM-At Paia, Maui, December
22, 1901, to Mr., and Mrs. Manuel Jar
dim, a son.
ROBERTS-At Lanai, December 25,
1901, to Mr.. and Mrs. James Roberts
girl,
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Hawaiian Engineering and Construction Co.

ROOMS sos, 500, $40 STANGENWALD BUILDING.
?. o. BOX 1874. TEL. MAIN 70
All
made for class Waterworks Steam Electric
Specifications
tended in all branches Engineering
oads Electric and Steam; Tunnels Bridges Highways
ions, Piers Wharves,
Valuations and Reports Cd
Properties for investment
FREDERICK J. AMwEG. @. n.
Engineer
W. r. CASTLE JR, Secretary
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H Car Y Finlanllia.
Ab0liCi6n de IIDgftadeS.
CESARISMO
EN- AUGE.
(De maestro reporter especial

Londres, 23 de Stbre. 1902. Te-
legrafia Ell CORES oonsal del times.
en SsI Patesbnr go, qae SIS ests ter
minando L. compilAcion de nuevas
Jeyas para F'inlaadiA cen cbjeto
dc enviarlss brevenente Helsia-
gfords.
Seguu las noticiss qne pnb,ican
los diarios de hoy, nc es exsga~ado
a1r1aar que estas leyes envuelven il
10 d com pieta abolici*n 6e tosss ins
gAraEtfes pdbiisas in3ividnalsa qua
nEgts el prseeata han existido en-
FinlsnSi&.
Enbre los efeetos de tales leyas,
pneden citarse algunos cast Les
lueees. y an una palabrs. ts9o al sis
toma Judicial, ae pons bsjo ell doa1i.
MO 6iracto del poder ejeeutivo, ? aa'
to rsdica en- sbsolnto en- el G sberaa'
dor General. Este goheruados y sus
cob SrdAnsdos, entre los cualea po'
drAn eontarse los mas hum.,.Sss 30.
iizontes, Qusdan exentos de toda res
poussbilidad ante la ley.
LA disposition Ge que los en-.
plsados pdblicos no podrAn ser jag
gaeos sin permiso o. 6 ,io Ge sus su'
pariores gerSrqsicos, surtira efe,tos
retroactivos. El objato de esta icy
es, Gin ningun g6nero dc dldss, exi
mir de Responsible lad los poliofas
que ss elouantran sctnslmente pro-
cesadus por &ctos ilegsies
Estas leyes son nate de una
se1ie de medidas que ca los 1stinos
sflos han venido arrabatando, Gno
tras otro, los derechos todos de los
ciudadanoa de aque. psis Ssnclo'
nsndo semejautes leyes, el Czar Mi
col&s II qTabrantar& los soiem ues
compromises de Alejsn5ro I (hechos
en- 1909 y los de su, sucesoros.
Segua estos comp romisos, al
Gear So Oh igaba & conservar Ia reli'
goa, las leyea y las hhertades del
pkfs. Sc abrogAba Ell tftulo de Gran
Duque de Finlandin. y eli Gals, en- 10
que sta1le 4 los ssu atos de caractsr
interior, hablfs de ccnstiirif un ca.
tado indapen dients. A Czar toes ba
decidir en- m@tsris.s 80 guerra, paz
sratsdos, to ls al derecho de perd6n
ei de nombrar los faacionsrios pt.
blicos del p. IL, les Gus es no obstsn'
ta, hsbtiau de ser .naturalea del mis-
mo.
e. gobierno del pafs y 10 admi.
nistrAG or 6e iastiGia qaedAban baio
Ia administrs cion. da un Sanado. el
podar iegislativo resldf& eU Ell Gar
y en- Ii data 9 Lsndtag, sin c1vo
conseutimiento no po Ala ponerse en-
vigor icy algnns, n 2orarsa COL tel
bnciones de ningana clase nj reclu'
! tar solt a tos.
Dsade mace poco tempo se'ha
sustituldo esta G instruction por el
siatema de gobierno que tiane Rueia
estsbiecido en otras provincias. Has
ts 1889, Fiulandia Sc com idsrabs
como probahlemente 81 territo,i j,
mss iore y mejorl administrsdo de
j IodA Rusia
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o Mum San Odena
Entered P s Juan mamm Mmmm jul
Probablenente
Sc aplazard en- Alemania Ia
ley de tarifaS.
ACtItud de los "agrariOS. +"

Londres "a de Stbre. G ease
genaralnente en Berlin, & juzgar
por las notieiss que LEG de sqIe
lla ciudad, que menos qae g! so
bierno pneda d&r en- tiarrs con Ia
oposici6n de los sagrsrios.> ceie-
br&r con elios slgua Gonvenio antes
dc qae empie =en iss seaiones del
Reichstsg, hschn que debaF6 re&li-
zarse el Ia de Oe.ubre proximo, Ia
lay de las tarifss tend que rele'
garsa a. olvido por complete.
Si o. gctierno csGe en- esta cues
toe, 6, 81, en- vstR ds IL tTemenda
orosi son que Sc hacs 6 Ia madids, s
pessr da las costfouas prote5tas da
Von Bull W = Pssadsw ky, ogeIa
en- sltusIloa osstante cesairAda,
aneuaza adole sdemas inminentes
peIigros iss slssciones generates del
proximo versno.
Los acrardos tomaoos per el
Ccngraso SoGiSliAta Damccratieo
que So cslebr. en- Manich. y esps
ciaimente el discnrso &c Herf E 5be !,
bisn olAranlS0ta ds1la estran qna los
social czs del impe IL asschan sin
dascanso Ia opo' tu aidhd dc H5raI
una campans eieetoral con ell grito
de aim paestos de eonsur1os.a
Por otra parte. 81 COB sefno no
puede eanci mar L. Actitn6 de loa
sagrsrios,s cpyss exorbitsntes de.
mendas han heoho ya casi nanffa.
gar L. ley bill ilenAda de las tari
fss.
Ea las antel 3Tas hnass queda
con5ensads la situacfon po.ftics, in.
terror, de &quel pafs.
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NOTICE.

On and after Wedn esday
October lst. and continuing until
furter notice, all EXTRA cars
will rum to and from the Ma
rina near the Colonial Bank,
leaving the Marina at
17.30-9--ll.3O A. P.
IL noon
IA. .3O5-5. .3O-6-6.3O P. M.
Leave Martin Pena at
6. 6.3O-7-7.3O-7.45-8-8.3O a. M
1890 l-4-5-5<3O-6 P. NJ.
On Sundays and holidays and for
the evenig service to the Fark,
after the hours named above,
EXTRA cars viii rum to and
from the Plaza Principal.
SAN JUAN LIHG & TRANSIT 60
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Una iSIa de nenOS.

Ell 20 mar dante en- jefa de 10 di-
vision naval frsncesa del At,&ptico,
ACADIA de informar al mipisgro de ma
rina 10 desaparici6n de q pequens
isla de sBernujS. que Sc encontra bs
III sur del gofo de Mexico & los %
de latitua 1orte y SO ode jlongitud
oeste. Esa isla desapSrecio sdoits.
mente y sin dejar IL menor hueila de
su xxi stenciA.
Con lA fsla sBsrmuja. son ye !,
que nosotros sspamos, dos las desa-
p&recidas en- este a11o. La otra, co.
mo 10 anunciamos oportunaments,
so hundlo en- una zonA de islas que
posee el Jap6n en- ell mar PAcffco.
Para curar un RefTYodo en- un dIa
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTE DE BROMO
QUINTNA. El boticarie le deyolyera 81 dnero 81
no cura La hrma de X. w, GROVE halla
en- cada cajita-
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IA coNrrANzA

ditto un sabio, es una planta de len.
to desarrollo. La gente tiene f6 en-
las cosas quo We, y hablando en sem
lido general tiene razon. Lo cue &
veces Sc llama f ciega no es fe de
ninguna .manera, pues debe haber
una raz0n y hechos para tener en-
que fundarse. Por ejemplo, en- 10
que respecta 4 una medicina rene
dio, Ia gente pregunta al Ha curado
q otros? tSe han aliviado con ella
algunos casos semeiantes al mio ?
IVA en- ammonia con los descubri-
n9ientos de Ia ciencia noderna Y es-
tan sus anteced antes 81 abrigo Gle
toda sospecha? En- tai case, es digno
de confanza, V 81 alguna To7 mo
encuentro atacado de alguno de los
males para los cuales Sc recomienda,
oourrir6 d 81 en- Ia plena oonfanza
de que me podra aliyiar." Estos son
los fnndamentos que han dado & la
PREPARATION DE WAMP0LE
su alta reputation entre los m6dicos
asi como entire todos los puoblos ci-
yilizados. Este edcaz remedio es tan
sabroso como la miel y oontiene los
principles nutritivos y curatiros del
Aceite de Higado dc Baoalao Puro,
que cxtraemos de los higados fres-
COS del bacalao, combinados con
Jarabe de Hipofosftos Compuesto,
Extractos de Malta y Cerezo Silyes-
tire. Con toda prontitud elimina los
acidos venenosos que engendran la
enfermedad y las demas (materias
t6xicas que Sc encuentran en- el Or
ganismo; reglamenta y fomenta Ia
acci6n normal de los organos, desa-
rrolla un fuerte apetito y buena di--
gesti6n, y es infalible en- casos de
Escrofula, Histeria, Resfriados, Pull
monia, Gripa, Influenza, Asma, Tisis
Intermediates Agotantes. Gel Sr.
DIR. Hugo Marcos, de Buenos Aires,
dice: La Preparation de Wampole,
no me es desconocida y el a1o pasa-
do en- una Clfnica de Paris, he te-
nido OCCASION de prescribirla y notar
sus buenos efectos. Todos mis- CO.
legas en- Paris aprecian esta pTepa-
raci6n." Basta una botella para con-
vencerse. Efcaz desde la primera
dosis. Nadie sufre un desengafio
con esta." De venta en- las Boticas.
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Venezuela e IDglaterra.
robable rompimiento de
relaclones por causa de la
isla de "Patos"
Inminente peligrO de guerra.
(De maestro Corresponsol.

'~NN~~~'
Nuavs York % de Saptisrnbrs.
Los deapachos de In prensa ssocia
da, prccedentes de LOndfes, dicen
qne So considers inmir ente al rom
pimierso diplomSti.o 20 entire Iugsats-
rra y VenezaelA.
Sc cree Que an cualquiar momen-
to SO dar&n los pass poites 81 Minis
tro iug'es en- Caracas, y que jgaal
suerta paada eabsr 81 de Vsnezasla
en- Londras. .
La crisis no parece obedecar &
ningnn iucidente datermi aaio, sino
nc IS ben ana asria de aifereY ciSs
que haa llavSdo Venezneia L.
sdoptaci6a de Actitua so5peshose,
que hace sbrigar pocas esperanzas
&c amistoso arreglo 81 gobieEno in
g 6s.
Qae La ruptura de las relacionss
diplouftiess ha de culmins en- que.
IRA, Ga Goes por detarmiusr s1n.
Las relaciones diplomaticas. son
sctualnante tan tirantes que,. aegun
dice on alto empleadc del gobiasno
ing 6 <poco 5naport0 ga que los re
pre8ento,ates dsp1omadticos de onabos i'a5
ses abdndo7een sats petestos Tespectt .
VossS
El gobil rao de To- GrEn Bretaf1a
consi3era one las ccsas han l'egado
i tal extreme que Sc haT& de todo
punto impossible ventilar cuslquiera
differences que pudiera surgir con
Vanezuals en- 10 sucesivo. III Miuis
tro amocicano en- Caracas, Mr. B,
wen, snuncis, entire otTss eosss, que
Ell gobiarno venszolano Sc cpone
sbiertsmente 6 que Fl ote Ell pRbalI6n
lug es sobre 10 isla Patos, sobre L.
cnsl presende ejercer soberapfs el
gobiarnc de VsneZuela.
Sucsda qne, eegdu sntiende el
gobierno ingl6s, IL isis PAtos 10 per
tenece tanto como In isla Tfinidsd,
sobra ID cusl 70 hs hshido iam4s IL
meror disputa. Dfcese qas vecinos
ipglese de Patog han sido sseeios.
dos, y otros maltratados, por indivi-
dncs de macdonald lad vanezolsna,
| sin que Sc seps al los victimarios
han teniao alguns ralaci6n Goa RI
gcbisrno de Venezgela 8 con las
fasrzas revolucionaviss G IN OH
to de dar protacci6n & lns dar1ks
| G ndaianos, las Autoli ladies' ipglesas
de la Autllas dispr siaron que So
iz<rs el pRbellon iDg!6s en- squell@
| isla, sctitud que no ha quarido CON,
8 sntir Ell gobisrno De Venezuala.
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MerCadO de New York.
Cafe, ,Cueros de res
Cera,- Cocos,-Cam-
bios.
(De maestro corvesp onsal. J

Nueva York 81 de Septiembra.
--Por SD importanciS, he tratSdo
sobre el szdcAr en- &rtfculo distinto
ttros productos que interesan espe-
cialmerts & Paerto Rico, segda aa
t2s que recojo en- la importante casa
sAmeric&n Trading Companys'
Csfe.-CJn IN mercado muy f }
10 y rumores de fu5rtes ventas he
chSs por ei SindicAto alci ia, III pre-
clio de ST c., los prscios de todas las
cleseS del Bs&sii han declsnsdo, CO
tizandose hoy De ST &es Rio No. z,
Santos No. 81 y Nc. 4 1913.
e total de existerciss vieibles
en- los E,tadoa Unidos, en- IL semans
gus termir 6 ell 90 de Ssptienlbre aG~
tuai, e9& {. 872, $50 sscos, contra e.
937 988 sacOs una semsua &ntes Las
exlsterGiAs visihles del nundo en- l
del actual. cram IL 226. 947 s&cos,
contra 1854 S01 ca igaal fecna el
af1o anterior.
Movimiento d ls coseeha del Bra.
sill. 1902 19O0,1
Entrsdas en- Rio,
Julio q Store.
% ............1. aee, 600 1920 900
Enbradas en San
tos Julio 1 &
stbre 28. 2 78s 900 2.2e7 900
Total sacos 155 900 4 987. .O0C
Fl mercGdo speculative hs es-
tsdo mry vxcilsnte, y los preeios
han 6eclinado sradualments 26 pun
tos desde nuestra anterior revista.
LSs operAciones por contratos han
sido de escaso interes y las GOTTA
clones al cerrarse hoy la Bolss,
eran como sjgue:
Sumario del dis.
Septiembra sos as 10
Ootubre 5 05 q 5 10
Noviembre SIS 20
Dic'embra 525A $50
E zero $50 4 5.25
Fsbrero 5.35&5 S 40
GLASSES SUAVES: LES entra
das de estAs clases contin6An siendo
| muy limitAdSs. III total de existen-
I cies en- los Estados Uoidos alcanzA
ban en- Is del actual, & 282 ,806 sacos,
contra 400, 216 s&cos en- iGual fechs
de 1901.
C,tizsmos las de Paerto Rico:
Ordinarios de Z & 81
! AltusA tino esGc gido 81 123
Ysuc, selecto 123 & 1871
CAracolillo 13 s IA
CUEROS de RES; Habi6ndose o
retirAdo el comprador del interior
que hal Il hecho subir los precios,
estos han declinado nuevame te,
per no hAbar en- Ia plaza mas com
pTador que lS united States Lea
ther Coz LIS rs0ibidos de Puerto
Rico por portador sCoamo,s no se
han vendiio s1l.
Cotzamos nomir&l,
SElAdoa secos. s.....,........ & IL c.
Secos dnlces es............ 80. 18 C.
CERA: M hs teni1o vsria.
cion ell merca do. Sigue cotiza1 dose
este srtfculo de 26 1,2 80 C. libra,
aegG cisse,
COCOS: Demania regular, CO
tiz&naose de 500 $22 millar.
CAMBIOS:
Londres Baoqueros, so dias
4 828 1923 vist&, 4.83 liz 4. .638
Londres Comercialea, 50 dfas
81 liz 80.
Paris Barquaros, 20s 1l16
SO 5; visits, 5.184 A5.l8 1l16
PARIS Cumer> tales, 60 dfss
215' ,16 b.2l5; vista, 5.198 g.
a 5 l9 3.8 1872.
Hsnhurgo Bsrqueros, 90 di&s
941l2 q 9l9,l6 1872; vista, 94s
"a 1915
Hau burgo Comarciales, go dias
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AVISO.

Empezando Microbes 10. de
Octubre y contlnuando hasta
nuovo aviso, todos los carros
EXTRA llegaran y saldran de
la Marina cerca del Banco CO.
lonial; saliendo de la Marina
q las
7-7.3O~9-1l.3O manana.
IL medic dfa
l43O-5-5. .3O-6-6.30 tarde.
Salidas de Martin Pefla a las
6.3O-7-7. .3O-7.45-S-8.3O manana
l2.3O-l.-4--5-. 5000 tarde.
Los Domingos y dfas de fiesta, y
para ell servicio de noehe al Par
que, despuos De las horas arrlba
nombraoas, carros EXTRA llega-
ran y saldran de la Plaza Prin-
SAN JUAN, LIHG & TRANSIT co.
papel de periodicos viejos a
S2-4O quinsaI 9 60 centavos AFRO
ba en- &La Correspondencia.>
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Luis XIV Y BOileau.

-Uda vez Lnis XIV anvi6 el ce.
lebre poeta B 31iaau vafiss cna:tilas
msEnsGritas, inc uyendo en- allaa IN
papeiitn qua decfa:
10 6op:na nsted dc esrs mi :
serables versos que ha compues-
to?
B i'esn leg6 lss cuaF tillas y las
devclvl6 al rey, coz una ut 10 que
decfs :,
-Sa msgestsd copsfgus eism
pre- cuanto Sc propos.e: rat6 de- as
cribir una poesi I0ala y 40 hs gbli1o
con su gnstol
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SEPASEa

z Que no publicamos comunicados
sin que sean pagados por adelan-
tado.
Cada seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
una Inca y la Inca vale diez cen
tavos.
Las cartas que vengan con CO.
municado sin su importe NO Sc con-
estan.
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Union PuertOrriQuela
d. Americana.
.COmit6 de San Juan.

Slendo grande el ndmero de pa.
triotas que eatAn pendiente de ins
CT bir sus nombres en- el Registro de
Ia mencionada colectividad, tene-
mos Ell gusto de PARTICIPATES, que
quedA alberto aqu6i en- el estableci-
mi6nto de D, Francisco J. Marxsua.
Cruz NO 6.
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Sc venden 3 coches gran
des, casi nuevos y IS parejas
de caballos, sanos y jovenes,
todo q precio limitado, pu-
diendo realizarse dicha venta
por ell total de coches y caba-
los 6 por parte solamente.
Dirijirse d Carlos Il. Blondet.
Rio-Piedras, Kilometro II,
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Para familias

CUADERNOS para anotar la ro-
pa que va a lavarse, duradero por
6 meses en- &LA CORRESPONDENCE,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-26

Mrs. Jefferson Davis, widow of the Pres
ident Of the Confederacy, has been talking
for publication about General Miles, who,
it will be remembered, was in command of
the guard placed over Davis after his cap
ture and during his imprisonment. After
Boosting OF "her class" indulging in a
sneer at clearinghouse keepers and school
teachers and expressing her contempt for
Miles as "a vulgarian, boor and plebe, -
she is quoted as saying: II did appeal to
General Grant at the end of the war but in
person, and my request was not granted
L also interceded with another federal boor
President Johnson, and he treated me with
similar discourtesy." If Mrs. Davis counts
her class as one of fine ladyhood it hard
ly seems that she is proving her right to it
by this language.
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TO comprehend so plain facts as those
which make the prices of food high.

In a few days the world will hear Of the
arrival of Governor Taft at Rome. and of
his opening a negotiation with the Vatican
relative to the settlement Of the friar ques-
ton in the Philippines The event is
notable because it is unusual and because
of the important interests involved, but it
is a mistake to attempt TO invest it with
political significance. A dispatch from
Rome says that when President Roosevelt
decided TO have Governor Taft stop over
in Rome the ambassadors at Washington
telegraphed the news home and pointed
out its Importance. and that NJ. Cambon,
the French ambassador. telegraphed: 1T
is the most notable event Of the day" 1t
is chiefly notable as an illustration of the
settlement Of important business questions
in businesslike way. 1t happens that cir
cumstances have brought the United States
up against a question of great impor
lance that can only be settled fairly, per-
manently and peaceably by negotiating
with the Catholic Church, and the easiest
way to do this is to send representative
to Rome. In this there is no recognition
OF the imperial power of the Pope and no
political significance of any kind. Under
the treaty of Paris the United States was
bound to recognize the property rights of
the friars. and yet the establishment of
peace and order in the Philippines requires
that the friars themselves should be got rid
of and that new order of Catholic Church
government be established there. These
matters could only be satisfactorily set
tied by comforting with the highest au-
thorities of the church, and that is the en-
tire scope of Governor Taft's so-called
mission
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WOMEN OF THE CIVIL WAR.
Their Courage and seIf-sacrifice Dis
cussed by Rev. T.. j. yfIIeFs.

The courage and self-sacriice OF the
women OF the civil war was the theme OF
the Rev. Thomas J. Villers yesterday morn
ing in his sermon at the First Baptist
Church. Attending the service were the
Colonel Ellsworth and General Bennett cir
Giles Of the Ladies' OF the G. A. r. Mr.. VII
lerss subject was Woman. the Soldiers
Mother and the Sufferers Friend" He
said
You are the worthy SUCCESSORS OF Anna
Dustin and Elizabeth Steele. When thu
Governor OF Canada sent an expedition
against the American colonies Anna Dustin
was captured by the Indians. Securing
some tOma hawks. she overpOwered the red
men while they were sleeping and went
back 10 her home. triumphantly taking
with her the lips Of ten Of her captors
historian truly says that regiment II
such women would soon have compelled
the French and Indians 20 beg for peace.
When General Greene was retreating north
ward I'm order 20 draw CORVALLIS farther
from his base OF supplies he reached Stecle's
tavern one night after midnight wet lone
~, hungry and penniless. Elizabeth Steele
set before the discouraged soldier a boun-
uful supper. then drew from her dress two
bags OF silver. saying as she did so. You
need these. / can get along without them
IL was such women that enheartened our
armies until victory was assured. The
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ems first sacrifices upon the affairs OF the
Nation and mankind than that one feather
should be plucked from the eagles wing
On the subject OF pensions the speaker
said mo doubt there are some pensions
unworthily bestowed. but that is no argu-
ment against the principle. The rich should
not object. for every dollar they possess Is
worth a dollar because OF the faithful serv-
Ice OF the men who maintained the Union
and her credit. Every Union soldier who
passed through the heat OF the conflict
should have pension on general principles.
and then in proportion TO his disabilities IN
addition. The government must treat it's
veterans generously. The only thing that
held the volunteer back was the thought
OF what would become Of his family in case
OF his death"
In concluding DIT. Tevis said: THE flag
under which you marched Is significant
ne red upon IL stands for the blood OF the
brave men which they freely shed In its
deIense The white. for the pure principles
II represents. The blue with its stars for
the heavens full OF promise TO the Nation.
IL her principles be kept untarnished-
Mheh coming generations shall MI TIE
places OF all who now live still viii tho
memory OF the heroes OF the war OF the
repetition be kept green and posterity shall
take their praises from mouth 10 mouth
ana their patriotism from heart to heart"
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to the effect that the Republican senators
will get together on a scheme for recipro-
city with Cuba. The plan is proposed by
Senator Spooner. and it promises a cut of
20 per cent. on the duties of all products
of the island in exchange for like conces-
sions in the Cuban tariff but whenever the
President is offered satisfactory evidence
that the goods imported are the property
Of others man Cubans, he is authorized
to suspend the operation OF the law and
collect full duties. This proviso is made to
prevent the sugar trust from getting the
advantage of the concession.
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Some one has asked the question as to
what this government will do in the event
Great Britain should get into a war with
another foreign nation and be compelled
to give up Canada in the settlement to the
victorious power. There is not the slightest
prospect that Great Britain will get into
such war, but If she should there will be
ample time to consider the contingency
stated For the present we have more
pressing questions