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New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
FARLEY'S NANE CONFIRHED.
POPE AGREES TO CHOICE OF ARCHBISHOP
CoPRIcAN's SUCCESSOR.

Rome. Sept. 5.-The Pope has confirmed the
appointment of the Right Rev. John NJ Farley,
the Auxiliary Bishop Of New-York, as Arch
bishop Of New-York. in succession to the late
Archbishop Corrigan, and of the Right Rev.
George Montgomery. Bishop of Los Angeles
Cal. as coadjutor to the Most Rev. Patrick
William Riordan, Archbishop OF San Francisco,
the latter with the right Of succession.
Archbishop Riordan is expected to reach Rome
shortly. both the Pope and the Papal Secretary
Of State, Cardinal Rampolla. desiring verbal in
formation regarding the Pious Fund question.
now before the Interna tional Court Of Arbitra-
ton at The Hague.
Monsignor Veccia. Secretary Of the Propa-
ganda at an audience which he had with the
Pontift this morning. submitted a full report OF
the proceedings Of the Congregation of the Prop
Uganda. on september l. and His Holiness i'm
rnediateIv approved the appointments of Bish-
ops Farley and Montgomery. saying: Il hope
have satisfied the Roman Catholics of New
York
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
HARD FIGHTING IN HATTT.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENTS TROOPS DE-
FEATED AND DEMoRALIzEp.

Cape Haytien Sept. 5.-The troops OF General
Alexis Nord. War Minister Of the Provisional
Government, were defeated yesterday and the
day before yesterday near Limbe. about eighty
miles north OF Port-au-Prince- The opposing
forces are said to have lost heavily. General
EsmanGard. who commanded the government
forces engaged, was captured by the revolu-
tionsts, and a portion of the government ar
tillery fell into the hands OF the ArtibonIts
forces
After the defeat Of his troops General Nord
returned to Cape Haytien with his staff Ths
general had an interview yesterday with the
French Minister. NJ Desprez. on the subject ot
the threatening attitude assumed by certain
classes Of the inhabitants against foreigners
The troops OF the Provisional Government are
dernoralized
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
GREAT SUFFERING IL CARACAS.
MINISTER BOWEN SENDS AN APPEAL oH
RELIEF TO THE STATE DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON. Sept 5.-Ninister Bowen at caracas
las forwarded 10 the State Department under date
If August q. paintive plea for the poor II 'iid'
c7nitaI who are suffering great misery as me r.
.,,It of the protractcd war now IN progress. me
special plea is made 10y the Rev. L : foho' ..lS
senior American missionary IN Caracas an" NJ
F2ou-eu has gladly undertaken 10 receive any 'Jtl ~
tI9S[tonS that may be sent from America 10 ms
iee.rion he SAYS that Mr. Pond docs liot TT
-7,5st to Sive money the poor. but %niy So9fSu
;,-,[-jei5rS he needs, according to MI topNsit'
& aha INT could easily five times tlial am
In his appeal copy Of which Minister b2%Si; q,;
has forwarded to the State Department, MI; iull1
1avs fbat in his experience he never has khoWH
snvthiue TO compare Rth the widespread ana @ nG,S
less poverty Of the present Business ei.ttrprtst
are paralyzed and the rural districts arc III 2
Of dasolaton having been stripped oX ttle Ii.Tba
of both the government and the reFoigtl" ny
actrIa 1 starving he writes are rapldl\ ilNHui5
the CITY in the hope of obtaining something 10 60,
or a. least something to eat de Igl,IS 80 -
fact thar Minister Bowen himself IS daiiE ieelLts Is
q hundred or more destitute men women alu Gnu
f-an most Of whom cannot gain a lnorSel NOR
.A+ least half the families Of this city, says Mi.
Pond ''can gain only fair meal day ttuhareds
cannot obtain that The price of al neesS- ne'
sarfes Of life is very high. and rising sun OWING
TO war panic and the prolonged hostiItles
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
GENERAL MoNAGAs NOT DEAD.

DISPATCHES were received here from Barcelona
Venezuela yesterday announcing the death Of Cen
eral Domingo Monagas. the son of ex-President
General d T Nonagas. and the commander Of the
principal army of General Matos. the leader Of the
revolution IN Venezuela. The report said that
General Monagas died on September l, AZ La Pas
cue from stomach trouble.
The report IS denied. however, by y Bolet
,1onsras of the Venezuelan consulate in this city.
Ne sent the following message TO The Tribune
yesterday:
Rerort of General Monagas death published to
=ar- In Danere is untrue / have received advice
to 't.1e 6o55-rarv n BOLET MONAGAS.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
VENEZUELAN RETOLCTION-

REVOLUTIONARY LEADER CONFIDENT OF
SUCCESS
Barcelona. Venezuela, Sept. 5.-cieneral Matos.
the revolutionary leader. on August -. at ms
headquarters at Zaraza, about one hundred
miles southeast Of Barcelona, was full OF nope
He said he had ordered all his military chiets 10
concentrate their forces and march IN the olrec-
ZION Of Alta Gracia. about fifty miles southwest
NJ barcelona whence the troops will move later
on Caracas Consequently. Generals Rlera
Mendoza, Bataua and Sanchez, with about
twelve thousand men. recently left San Carlos
distant $50 miles from Alta Gracia, but tney
cannot reach the latter place before fortnlgnl,
aud therefore the decisive battle cannot take
Mace for some time.
President Castro is stin inactive near ocu-
mare about thirJy-fiVe miles south OF Caracas
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
. PCLTNG ON EXTR4DITToN.
nrc1sroS IN MONTREAL At VARIANCE WITH
cAYNoR-oREENE CASE

, =ant. 5-An interesting decision re-
- 80 1itiou was rendered here yesterday in
tha nase of Louis Cohen. Of New-1ork. who Is
,--stad N that city for the alleged theft OF da-
non5S Cohen'g attorney applied for writ Of
,l,-a- .orn,,s on the ground that Cchens arrest
ldpe5ts - -pe da illegally. warrant being IN ex-
Silence at the time Cohen was aGreSted & on AosIS ~ {I
- anu no ' 'uhich he has since been held Judge
MattHieu held that even II the arrest was dsa a.
Ie usd IN When it was. and that the absence OF "a a
Hit IS not Of sufficient Importance to Justify
Wafrarit friar,s release IN view of the gravity of
the the crins ~ with which he was charged ,z,
I - I-xtraditior Commissioner granted extradi-
~. 'T Sohen's counsel could apply for writ
of habeas corpus and the question could be de
jt ogu I ~ mat of Judge Caron, at Quebec. in the
1,aynnr-C;reeus case.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
THANKS FROM GERMANY.
APPRECIATION OF COMMANDER MCREAs
ACTION EXPRESSED

Washington Sept 5--The German government
has officially expressed it's appreciation OF Com
mander McCrea's efforts IN behalf OF the empires
interests in southern in the following letter
to the State Department:
Manchester Mass, August 20
Imperial German Embassy.
Secretary Of State:
The imperial consulate in Colon has reported 20
the Chancellor Of the Empire that Captain McCrea,
commanding the United States warship Machias
has complied in every with the wishes OF the
consulate. and has most obgingly interested him
in defence Of the interests OF the German
citizens Of Bocas del Toro- which were menaced:
1 have nov received Instructions from the i'm
peral government to express to the United States
Government its warrnest thanks for Captain Nc
Crea's prompt and efficient actions in behalf OF
German citizens whose interests were at stake.
I take special pleasure in bringing this 20 your
exceIlency's notice, and Will avail myself Of this
occasion to renew 70 your exceIlency the assur-
ances Of my distinguished consideration.
Count A. Won OUADT.
First Secretary OF Embassy
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
CONSIDER SPEED OF TROLLEY CARS.

Pittsield Mass. Sept. 5.--The accident 10 Presi-
dent Roosevets party has resulted in the Board OF
Aldermen OF PittsieId and the Selectmen OF the
several towns connected with this city by trolley
lines coming together to discuss the rate OF speed
1t which trolley shall he to the various
places The aldermen tonight adopted order
regulating the rate OF speed ~ which cars may be
run in tn, city.
The CITY Council adopted resolution deporlrs
the accident. 4 copy Of the resolution is to be
sent to the President Governor Crane ana the near
Of Craig
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
CONGRATULATIONS FROM CUBA

Havana. Sept. 5-The House Of Representatives
has sent the following teIegraphic message to Presi
dent Roosevelt:
The House expresses The satisfaction which It
feels that the life of the ilustrious conoatant o.
hills OF Santiago and the generous defender OF
reciprocity and the prosperity o. Cuba has been
saved from the great danger which threatened it
PELAYO GARCIA President o. the Hocse.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
PROTECTED COMMERCE.
Continued from first page

informed the consuIs. governor general cabling
the department.
Ny efforts in this affair have been to prevent
triffing with the worlds commerce, as well as
t. hasten the decisions of these slow acting off,
cials. Very respectfully. your obedient servant,
HENRY MCREA.
Commander United States Navy, commanding
The Secretary OF the Navy, Navy Department.
WashingtOn. D. C
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
PREDICTS An ASSASSINATION.
POLE SAYS ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE ON
PRESIDENTS LIFE WITHIN SEVEN DAYS.
my TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE.

Lowell Mass. Sept. Frank Witkos. Pole
has brought himself to the attention of the police
bv predicting that an attempt would be made
President Roosevelt's life within the seven
davs He says that he is astrologer. and made
the discovery by the stars He begged the police
tn warn the President The police considered the
man harmless and sent him home. Nevertheless
his uersor alitv and whereabouts have been looked
lIp carefully on the theory that the warning might
he yelled revelation OF anarchistic plotters.
Witkos. however, far learned, has no such
connection. He is weaver in the Massachusetts
mills thirtv-five years old and lives IN Ola pdat
"a tenement house in Davidson-st
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
ACTRESS KILLS F0RMER LOVER.

THEN SHE COMMITS sUICGDE-TEAGIC OCCUR
RENEE ON HUNGARIAN STAGE
1o,don Sent. 5.-A dispatch to The Daily
r-bro1ica from Vienna gives details of the tragic
deaths on wednesday last Of an Austrian actor
and actress at Samos-Ujvar, Hungary, as fo4io"s:
Julia Pakey and julius Bardos had been engaged
hut the man had broken off the engagement me
two were acting the part Of lovers in perform
ance in which Julia was supposed TO IRE at Bardos
She charged the pistol with bullets ana Siiit b
dead The curtain .owsred I'M -tSiE S UrS
Tbe irst persons who arrived on the sIast aoIilu M
that Julia had committed suicide py oPel'hs III
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
TO RELIEVE THE CINCINNATI

Washington. Sept. 5.-The Navy Department has
decided to send one Of the small cruisers OF gun
boats which engaged In the manoeuvres
TO Hayti next week to relieve the cruiser CIrcin-
natl which has been at Cape Haytien for several
DAYS and previously had considerable active SER
vice on the Venezuelan coast II is said that either
the Mont gorrery or the Panther viii probably bs
sen
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
MAJOR GLENN REINSTATED

Manila, Sept 5.--Major Edward F. Glenn. OF
the 9Th Infantry, who was tried by court mar
tial for administering the water cure to natives
:ound guilty and sentenced 10 be suspended for
one month and 10 forfeit $50 of his pay has
been restored 10 duty and ordered to return TO
his command at Ravarnbo Luzon
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
CRAIG,s ROpY N CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept. THE body OF William Craig. the
Chicago Secret Service agent who killed in the
accident that demolished President Roosevet's
coach near Pitts'ied Mass. arrived here to-day in
care of Hugh Craig. his brother. Secret Service
agents of this city took charge OF the body, and
heaped the coffin with flowers. The funeral viii
take place Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
PROGRESS OF PRESIDENTS TRAIN

ffarper's Ferry u. Va, Sept. 5-President Roose-
velts special train passed this point at 90l
Marrinsburg " Va. Sept. 5.-The Baltimore and
Chic special train bearing President Roosevelt and
his party arrived here at 80 and left the station
four minutes later
Cumberland. Nd Sept. 5.-President Roosevelt's
special train arrived 1-25 and resumed It's
journey over the main line for the - p
Notwithstanding the late hour q large crowd had
gathered at the station. but the President had
tired The run from Washington uneyentful.
At several Of the stations along the route crowds
had assembled, and cheered as the train passed
At Washington Junction where the train stopped
for water many reoDiA rad gsThsrAd and AZ Mar
ttnsbure there was large turnout In response
10 cheers the President appeared the rear plat
form OF his car and bowed. The train is due at
Wheeling et $50 o clock tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
o1-1cp4TF MANOR NOT SOLD.

T.ondo, ssnt 5-The agents of Sulgrave Manor,
No-tbamntonshire the ancestral home of the wash
ington family, deny the report printed in The
Daily Chronicle of London. this morning that
they have sold the estate to wealthy American
They say. they have not even received an oner Tor
the place
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
PRESIDENT GEES SOUTH.
Continued from, s!rst page.

IT. September 10. and will start half hour
later IN q private cor attached regular train
over the Pennsylvania Railroad for Jersey City en-
route Oyster Bay.
IN 4 statement issued at the White House to-day
Il was announced that the local committees Of
the four cities at which stops scheduled on the
Southern trip will be received at the places they
represent Ihe limited accommodations Of the train
rendering II irpra cticable take them on board
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
TURKEY PEADY 10 SETTLE CLAIMS.

Constantirople. Sept 4-The United States Min
lister. John G a Leishman who intended to start
with his family a vacation YESTERDAY, mas post,
pcned his departure from Constant lloplS uLllll
MONDAY IN conseouence Of a request of the Sultan
see the minister before the latter LETT here All
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
BISHOP FARLEY,

Who has just been chosen successor
Archbishop CorriSan. Will rule over L. 100000
Roman Catholic souls Picture OF the Bishop
und 81, GabrieI'e Church. where he iaborS4
for many yeur., In to-morro~'s TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
DISCUSSING CUBAN LOAN.
SECRET SESSIONS OF THE HOUSE BEING
HELD-POSSIBLE LOTTERY.

Havana. Sept. 5-The House OF Representa-
tives is daily holding secret sessions 70 discuss
the question Of the S3j0ooOo0 loan and the mat
ter OF providing means TO meet it, The idea or
establishing a lottery TO this end has many sup
porters while other members OF the house ad-
vocate an internal revenue tax
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
uoRK or WIRELESS TELEGR4PHY.
REPORT THAT MESSAGES HAVE BEEN SENT
FROM SPAIN TO WALES.

von6on Sept. Sit is reported here that regu-
1a~ excbanae OF ''Marconigrams' is proceeding di-
rectlv across Spain between The ltaiah wsIship
1I,raIess telegraph station at Poldhu Cornwall.
~ T5at II IS anticipated that commercial line
a@ St-+ e1, rtsIy and England will soon be In opera
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
TUG RAMS THE Topeka.

CRUISER GOES TO PORTSMOUTH N-AVT TARD
WITH BIG HOLE IN HER BOW
Newport News. Va. Sept. 5.-The cruiser topeka'
which arrived in Hampton Roads several Gays ago
from Venezuela. left there tonight for the navy
yard az Portsmouth with = large hole stoEs y hsr
port bow. the result of collision WILT y: =
il Is said, declare that their steering gear vas oe
fEori.e
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
All Wool, a Yard Wide. No shoady
Remarkable Gains.

Remarkable Gains. Still Growing
Tho circulation of The Ne-YorB Tribune shows a gain
OF over 10 yer cent Daily and
day for August. 1902 with the sama month
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
,>c VICTOR GIVES A CRUISER.

Rome. Sept. 5-King Victor Emmanuel has or
zos trat the italian armored cruiser Carlo Al
- 49, hosri Of which wireless experiments have
go ooinq on for some time. be placed at the
3ssti dtsposal OF william Marconi for expert
roants bAtUeen Europe and America
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

Archbishop Riordan sailed for Europe month
ago and is now probably at The Hague, with
his legal adviser Garrett McEnerney. Of san
Francisco. The Archbishop and Mr.. McEnerneS
are to appear before the international Court al
The Hague II, the claim which the Archbishop
has brought through the United States against
the Republic of Mexico for the payment of the
interest on Calitorn3 Plous u1'd' the SUM III
VOWED being about S1G9nOOo.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
SIGNING OF 4 TREATY,

Shanghai, Sept. 5-Sir James L NIackay, the
British Tariff Commissioner and the Chinese
Commissioners signed the commercial treaty be
tween China and Great Britain tonight. new
edict having been issued specincaAE giving IlS
surtaX funds TO rroVincial governors.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

Mr. Lowell NJ Palmer. of Stamford, Conn.
has spent ten years collecting rare shrubs
and trees from all over the world. Descrip-
ton and illustrations In to-morrop
TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
LARGEST sTE4uER YET AFLO4T.

London. Sept. 5.-The White Star Line has or
dered another steamer 20 be built by Harland d
Wolff OF Belfast which is 10 he twenty feet longer
and few feet wider than the same cornpanys s
steamer Cedric. now the largest steamer III ton
mage In the world.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
900 ACRE FARM.

,,os farms are numerous in the
W.. mt few people know that there ts u
i, con o.ra farm Vermont 1t is called the
..sb.Iburne Farms" and is the property OF
n w s.xxord webb. Interesting Hlustrp-
ton. and description in tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
GERuAN EMPEROR LEAVES PosEy.

Posen. Prussiar Poland. Sept. 5-Emperor Will
fam, the Empress and Crown Prince Frederick
William started at noon to-day for Potsdam- They
were everywhere heartily cheered
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
THE MARIETTA AT LA GUAYRA-

La Guayra. Sept 5.-The United States gun
boat Marietta returned here yesterday lIoiii
INiuemstad, island of Curacao
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
MORE CoNGRArULAToRY MESSAGES.

GAL AND PRESIDENT OF GUATEMALA.
Washington. Sept additional messages Of con
graduation from abroad to the President his
escape from injury in the accident at Pitts
field were received at the State Department to-
dav. They were as follows:
Yidiz, September {.
His Excellency Theodore Roosevelt, President %
the United States
bile accident that has befallen you. Happily the
accident has been attended with serious Conse
queuce to your excelency- express my de ignt and
congra tulations therefor. ABDUL HAMID-
ViIavicosa September i
The President OF the United States.
Have lust heard OF accident. l express to you my
fun sympathy and most sincere wishes tor your
complete recovery. KING OF PORTUGAL.
Guatemala, September &
President Roosevelt, Washington
! regret the accident, and am glad that 1t was
not grave II ESTRADA &.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
yEM-YORk STATE FAIR,

Which tnkes place at Syracuse. September
n j3. Photographs of the commissioners,
grounds etc, IN to-morross's TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
NAY NAME F1ssETT F0F SENATE.
Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE rnIBUsE

MUCH INTEREST II TfiB EEFUBLIcAN cox E>-
TON IN HIS DISTRICT
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBU9k.!
Albany. Sept. There IS much interest SHOWN
here by the Republican officials in the approacts m
Senate convention in the district composed % nc
1nung SCHUYLER and Tompkns counties. t!S IN
tercst has beer Increased by tle crcuIati9241 ot
report that ex-senator J. Sloat FaSse.L, o. tamnht
might accept the nomination 1t was
earlier in the week that Senator stewart % nn-9
who new represents the district "ouio N0
inateI.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

TORPEDO FLOTILLA At NAVY 1AKF
Unusual interest was taken in the Navy 1aTd
yesterday for 7otilla Of seven black. raRtsh look
ing rorepdo boats had put for ammunition II
vas or It's way from the war games TO ths Sou-lt-
Sharp County record., 1902-12-05
ROCK ISLAND PLANS.
While nothing new has bee

While nothing new has been
given out lately by the
officials of the Rock Island system
regarding the building OF the
line from Belle to Wet Plains
and on to Newport, it may be
interesting to know the other
branch lines contemplated by that
rapidly-growing system in this
section, says the Springfield
Leader Democrat.
When the survey was made OF
the Belle branch last month the
southern connection to Newport
was made at Jacksonport, Ark,
on the White & Black River Valley
railroad. This road is Rock
Island property, through the
purchase of the Choctaw line,
which owned this branch.
Jacksonport is the northern
terminus of this line, which
extends sixty miles north
from Brinkley.
1t is now reported that a new
survey is to be made OF this
branch line north from Jakson-
port. Instead Of going in a
northwesterly direction up Straw
berry creek, as Engineer Rams
dell did, the new survey will
continue up Black river to Black
Rock, and then in the direction OF
Doniphan and Poplar Bluff. 1t
is thought that the survey will
be continued northward to st.
Louis.
Should the Rock Island conclude
to build this last named line there
will be no need of constructing
the Belle branch. For some
time it has been known that the
Rock Island intended making a
survey east Of here with the view
of comparing the line with the
route from Belle to Newport, and
selecting the one most suitable
and feasible.
The cost of building the line
from Belle to the Arkansas line
via West Plains was estimated by
Captain Clark, who made tn e
survey, at SO, 800 mile. Engineer
| Ramsdell, who came up Straw
berry creek from Jacksonport
and connected with the survey
made by Captain Clark, estimated
the cost of building his end OF
the line at $4,000 mile.
Sharp County record., 1902-12-05
ANOTHER MILE POST.

With this issue the Record COM
pletes its twenty.fifth year. For
the ram quarter of century this
papys has been faithful chroni-
cler Of the news, and he's enjoyed
a liberal patronage from the peo-
pie Of Sharp and adjoining coun-
ties. To day we have been with
the Record six years, and we wish
to extend to the friends of the pa
per i5ur thanks for the favors ex-
tended it during this time. We
hope also for a continuance of the
pleasant relations that have here
tofore existed between the paper
and the people.
Sharp County record., 1902-12-05

Several of the ministers OF the
Little Rock Methodist conference
are not dwelling together in BROTH
erly love just now. Rev. W. E.
Thompson, for four years pastor
of the First Methodist church in
Little Rock, charges Rev. }. s.
Thomas, another big gun, if the
expression be allowed, with few
things, such as deception, duplic-
ity, falsehood and imposition
Rev. Thompson also charges Rev.
]. E. Godbey, editor of the Ar
kansas Methodist, with unbrosh-
erly conduct and unjust criticism
toward him, and in return DR..
Godbey charges Rev. Thompson
with plagiarism and improper con-
duct as minister. Charges have
also been preferred against Rev.
j. R. Cason, presiding elder of
the district. Ifevery thing charg-
ed against this quartet be true,
the whole lot ought to be kicked
out Of the ministry, however, each
one denies the charges made
against him. The whole proceed
ings in the matter are being pub
lished in the daily papers, and
the cause of religion will certain.
ly not profit by such dirty linen
cleaning and mudslingiEg by its
representatives. Perhaps a g 90 l
case of old-fashioned religion
would help the brethren.
Sharp County record., 1902-12-05

President Roosevelt has disre-
parded the wishes of the white
people of South Carolina and ap-
pointed a negro to federal posi-
ton at Charleston. In doing So,
he feels called upon to write a let
ter OF uncommon length in expla-
nation of the matter, in which he
says, in substance, that he will
appoint negroes to offices in the
south whenever he sees fit and
can find a negro with sense
enough to fill the bill. President
Roosevelt cares very little for Of
fering an insult to the southern
white nen and women. We would
suggest that he stop appointing
negroes to positions in the south,
where the white people have OBJ
jections, and strong ones, to such
a course, and instead fire his pres
ent cabinet and fill the places
with southern negroes. Let the
president have the negro at his
own elbow in an official capacity,
t, help him run the government
OF course the pecp'e would stren-
uously object to this, but if Ted
dy is going to run rough-sho
over the wishes Of the people he
ought to do it good and plenty
and all at once.