Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 23, 1898, Page 6, Image 6

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flnly ) 1ec ( Without Sundfty ) Ono Ynr..O4
1)aIIy I3 zifld Stinday One 'jelLr S.OO
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Thro 71nthi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Htullfty fl'o , Oni' ? ar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1j )
Hattirdity 1Je. Oni' Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Wockly flu ( : Ono Tenr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Omntia 'TIie 3ee flt2IIdtn.
Snuti ) Omrha : 3Inger ifloc1c Corner N
nnil 24th 8trc't.
CntncU ) JIurr : 10 1'ear
Chicago OIflce Z'i2 Chamber ot Coin.
mnrce.
? 'ew York : T'mplo Court.
\Va1iIngton : &o1 Fourteenth Street.
All communlcntlonH reattru to new and
vrlltorlal matter should bo nddresed : To
Urn Fdltor ,
BUSINISS LITTEflS.
All hUInt 1etter niul
1iou1d ) tI zIIdrIed to The lien PublIIiIng
Company , Oinnhrt. Drnft , checks exIires
aM pofitofflce money order to bO mafle
' ayn1)o to the nrler of the company.
TItI DI1 PUIThISIJINO
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ST4tTIMlNP OF CIflCU1.AZCN.
Stitto ot Nc1)r9ka , IougI ( CoUnty. S
George 1. Tsnhuck , secvoLar o The flee
1'iibfls1ing CompallY. ft1ly iivorn1
ay that. the actual number oC ( till and
eompkto coptc ot Tim Dafly , MorrlIn
Evening and Sunday flee , prntd 1urIrg
the month ot June. 1BS. was hi followE
1 .I.tMH ( ) 11 . . . . . . . . . . .
2 . . . . . . . . . . . . : t2i7 17 28.741
' 3 iorsi : 1B.
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6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t9Ita , ) 21 . . . . .i . . . .
7 . . , . . : In41 2k. . . . . .
8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . : tI,7.so , 23. _ . . . . . . . . . . .
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11 . . , . , . . . . . , IS ) . . . . . . . . . . .
12 . . . . . . . . . . . 1,7I : ; ) 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . : sf.,9 , $
13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . t.7i : 2 . . . . . . . . . . .
14 . . . . . . . . . . . 29tflli , : 29 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Th 29o f 30 . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tota' '
Less returns urn ! uno1d iU,1 ,
J Not totni srtles .
Net tlafly average . . . . . . . . . . 29 234
G1O1GE B. TZSCI1UCI'
Sworn to before mo and Hubscrtbel In
my ; resenco thI3 OtIi tlay of June. 18S.
( Seal. ) fl p. FEIL
Notary Public.
z'AIvrl ES LE.tVIC.FOht 'ri i i s ufiiiit
VnrtIcN leILIlIg lIC oily for
dic , oIntIer 01(11 Iiiie 11&e
lice , , ciit to ( bent regularly
1 , iiotI-lui.r I'Ite lice bust-
iiess 0 111CC 10 IPCrSUIl or by
jnitI. l'lie ulIreNI vlIl bu
elinliged nP. often us 4letrcd.
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Tiiiless SJtl11 gets cotito1 ( if t cable
We vlll fl t knov f01 some time whether
SIltt1i8lt htotior IM still intact In llivaiia.
The fitct thiitt the big breweries are
nih going hIit ( ) fl tVli4t Will hot t11CIeUft
the 1)UhLt1iI1p ) ) of tititt at the bar.
: Yellow' lnek i it forinkinbie viieniy ,
but \vhIltIing no great victories ovpr
41nerlcuI1 saiiltnttuii In the eztiiips In
Cuba. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Now let thifl un1itIng and Invetlgat-
lug cotiitiiitttu tiiohIIted ) by the etoI.
tlmi Milow that It IiIeaIt bushiics fron
the 8tnrt. . :
ThioInnM TeiTersoii'onct aIU Cuba
couhl l' tlefeiided 'i1hinut n iitvy. 'ih'hie '
; SiiaiiIat bJ iceiii to have 1itjeii trying tt
follow IeIioroii's L1lsice _ :
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l'hie gOVCtIi)1 ( Of Nebras1a has Jottieti
au 1ost Ilshiiitg club vhilchi lt inot
01 : it ihshihiig in South Iakuti : niid l In-
flesota. Slitt II ncs liothilug to ilo
with hhith Ihiie.
At all events the. IIitviiIttii ninexn-
tion bIll hiu itinde t iiosslble for three
inoiiibot 01' ( ) ) ( to enjoy a pleatitt
iu1lIiner outIng with ex1)e1tsc ) prepild
* by the tuttlonul tretuulry.
Oninhia itiust keel ) ) u.shIIIIg the tall-
roililH for slechttl ) ratcH that. wIll bring
IC0Plt tA ) the CXiO8itiOfl ) l'iOhlI long ills.
tahIee $ . 4\4 yet the exposItion hits hint
( ow ( ltvor8 vorth inentloiiing ha thi
thiiipe of reihticed raIlway totes.
p
Tle ; scthier : , hughear vIhl not servo to
utIf' the ViIhl1tI4 Iii rt't'iislug retuccd
rates to the eXhlSltiiI ( fi oiii hiohlits enhit
01' the sl Ihisbislpi ) , ' [ 'lie omaha exrns1-
tloti Is certaInly entitled to I reatinent
equal to that accorded other great e-
positions , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[ Guesses at whIch faction of ( lie demo-
cratle lhI1tY wIhl COhltVOl iii : iooo flI'C in
, Ordet' . Everyholy ) kiiovs , however , that
_ It s'il 1)1' ) VejII1)hiCOIlt4 ) ) ( bitt vlhl control
the rtcptibllcnii conventIons iii that year ,
itiul thieve Is only one variety of 're-
pubhican , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
i It will EelIilrO ( thirty-five cars to
\ trulhqort ) one lot of VOOI solil in St.
LouIs by Wm4terll lrotlucers ) to eastern
COISUIIICVth ) nut ! the ciiek to iitiy for the
HILIHO w'iht ho iitnrIy twlcc es hiu'go ns It
'woultl have lueiI btfOti tim VCL'ulilcan ' )
lnotectlve iitvhlr law ,
'l'hie ICloudlko era'e lets chttliid , ninny
vietlois , hitit not 1)110 ) of thit'iu liii leen )
iLyen such cx ti'usls'o olilttini'y 1Ipt1eei
as the late ' ( )1l1) . " SluIthi , vlitchi
lio'ii ' 'hiit khzni of .
IIICIt 111.0 reghlr(1t'd (
as in the "old 411(1 ( rehiuOCtet ) cltIeii'
class iii the llondlke.
4 % . . great deal of hlnhleet'sstry % iiiiil In.
hthhrOlt'IlttO ) fuss Is being niutle OVCL' 1110
sentencing to deitthi of a w'oiuan con-
'iCtd ( of ititirilci' in Nev 'Vorhi , iiiiil
ol11o of the ftisii Is being ininle by per-
toils ; s'hio hirtvt , L(011 haying that tlI ? hiLV
8hould Inow no st ,
'i'lh ' ' ( ) local hioPocrot Ic argon Is Irtllilug
oI GOVOElIOr I Iolcolnh ) 115 fl iiiodel gov.
criloi' , bu tIllit 'ouhil not prevent the
orgun fiolli ihiliig its .hltot'1ul $ jOCU )
tot' a COitlUhll to t1i tejitililleilu hitato
cOilltnItteO if the 4'iiiodel ' goverilor"
tiliouhtl liahitleil to becoillo a tlilidteiin
caudlilate , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
As pt'edk'ted at the time ha 'iis ieutly
ilroppetl froiti the ti)1) of tim 1'iilgItts ol'
I.alot ) ? Ir , Sovereign , Into coiuziilsoiicr
ot labor sttttlit Ics uiider it ileniocrot it
uthininlstratlon in lown , hdoyotlug bhu-
tolt to organizing a iiey btIttY 01' 50.
duty guai'uiteed to keo IIIIII at thifl
liad1 itt hitst tilitil IIIC Illelutlers
tillO riiiuhhlnr vlthi bis wttys. 1'hiIs ts
the Natlonith Order ot lohiii'ks , se
ciet 0Eler ( oi' tIm lieneilt of So'ei'ehti
hlvcr tind oiuu otIie
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nizritt : I4\PZ,1'FbOL.
T.o loii COrttShJOfldeI1t it ot AlUYriChihl
1ievsIhap't' 9i13 ( lint rteah3 nil 1hi liii
iliicistInl 1eni1ei In 1iigIIshi pubB life
are hiophiig that the Uniteil States will
relalli cotitrol or tue P1hlhijlhiieM ) ) utter
tli ( eluFe or tIle war with ipaIii They
tib flOt lrtess ) Mflys onq of thie corre.
iiolitl1its lo be lisIiikrested In their
fll'ICe ( nor to look at tue tiuestlon froiti
nil Anierlcnn toint , of 'It'v. They
frankly admit that the occujatlon of
the 1911fl1)hlncs , by either Fritlict' , a r-
uuluiny or Great BritaIn would subject
the relntiouuuuof 1uropeall hOVet's to a
tiniugerotis Mtnhi nil they favor lnQr1
cati control of the Is1aiid Iii the Interest
of Police. At the same time they are
hot iulst'hIIite ) to the ndu'nuitne 1nglnntt
svouid tcrhe froni the moral niul diplo.
iirntlc slipliort of the 1Jntt'd Stnths In
nil ( iflehitlolis relatliig to Cthna and the
far enst If the Alulci'lenhi flag s'ere
ruii4edn'hfnnlla for nil time.
UilulOtiIitciBy BrItIsh lnthuueilce will l
Oxertel ( as strongly as Possible III this
dii'ectloit Oiitl thii'ie is ( hanger that It
s Ihl carry coiisltlernble yihzhut In t4hinp.
lug Alilerieflil lnbhIc hiOntllflent. Little
as our people htitve hitherto becit this-
Posed t histeji to liritisli cttinseh , stis
lilciotis as thief have very' ' eiiernhl
beeti of suij.gestibu or advice frotul that
source , aM 1)thui 3)t'ouuult(4l ) by luotives
eulthrel3' sehtbjh , it is to lie njprclieuiuhcd
that hi tiuhu matter inuuuy n thietit will
ti t'Otlfll ( dFsIoSctl to hay nIde their
prejudices nnd accept thu iuhnIttedi
intereh3tel advice df Euighlshitnen , It
appeals to the anitiltion ft expauislout
and powOr. so that all those who are
iiiibtied vithi ( lie 141111'lt or ilfllet'lihiS1ti )
will cordially welcome It , while it may
V1ul over to the Imperial iolhc soiuie of
thioso now uncertain' to the position
they hiould take.
It js tloutbtless a coi.rccL view thittti the.
neotipittlon of the Philippines by utiy of
the great European po\s'ers would stub-
ject the relations of thiose powers to a
tiauigerous strain. But shall the
Unlteul States abandon Its tratlitiouah
lOIICY ) aini assuuuie Lu. responsibIlity
fratighut with dangerous possibilities , In
order to avert a. more ser1ou conflict of
European interests iii the far east than
nireatly exists' ! luall this republic tale
tipoui itself a task tliut i ight Pt'OVe to
be excessively bulrdensouiie and. w'huicli
s'ould involve it In. the compilcatlous o1
another llcflhlslllere , Itt order that the
lCOCC , ) , of Europe shall be arnintalneti ?
\e are unable to see that this nation
huts any such duty or obligation. That
Englatul would derive great itdvalitage
from our permanent occupation of the
PhIlippines is obvious , but what return
Wouuiti It make ? 'I'iie burden of n. larger
umavy nuud of maintaining an arniy in
the Islauids to hcec-p a hieterogeneotis auuti
not wltohiy friendly population under
iuroier control voud be borne by the
Ainerheati people , should , of couise ,
get smite revenue from the trnde.of .th
Islnndg liuttitis not probable this would
iq' pr the cost of governing them. It
is' 'prhctteahiy' certain that for a 1Ini1
postIbIy , for years , we should have to
iunhhress ) rc'olts. What complIcations
\Ve might become Involved lit with
FtlrOleitu1 powers having Interests In
thuitt quartet' of tile vorkl which they are
constantly seeking to extenl ( no one can
foresee , but that dhthiculties of a more
or less serious nature w'ouuld arise there
iutn lut no otIbt. In qichi einergeiicles
would we get any lubstantIal support
from Euiglnnd ?
l'iie fijet Is fully recognized that the
ITuulteul States litis uindertnken a hicavy
tusk In the laclflcation ) of Cuba and the
estitbhlsinnent of a iespousibie government -
mont there.T may thud governing
Porto ltlco hardly hess troulhesonle.
'l'o nssuule the iuerinnnellt government
of the PhuiIipIlUes would be to burden
oursciVe$4 $ with a responsibility pregnant
with dauger until certain to becolmie
unbearable.
44 STFW fly i'im uzqrur DIEWOTION.
Iii estuibhishi tug a 1)erlriilmieuIt CtmfliUlt-
t ( ( of audit , revisioim uumiul iiivestlgatloii ,
time directors of the' T&uiiiiiiIssIsippt
ExposItIon have takeim a step In time right
direction.
'rime iwcosslty for tieh a conunittee
limis long 1)0011 ) ttllareflt. It 114 of the Ut.
niost huiu1mrtalce that the accounts of
the expositloiijio thoroughly checked by
( 'xlerts vuutire' independent of thue cx-
e'UtiVC ofilcems niul zimanagers. it Isof
V itoh concern that ( lie conditiou , of ( lie
affali's of time exlohiltlon ) be ascertained
amiti uuiore btusluesiiilie mnetluods Intro-
dticetl w'huerver tthnles have crept In.
It is also emuimiemutly proier ) and desirn-
tile that current rumors of Irregularities
auth disimoiiest practices by cinployet be
irObel ( to limo bottom auiti time expositlolk
Iurged ) of such mis are uiitruistwomtliy.
Time committee ehloseil ror this respon-
slIde svork is mitde up of nmemi who enjoy
the uuulh confidence not emily of the di.
reCtWM , ltit. ) of the whole COilIlfllliiItYf
and theIr findings uvihh cuuim'y veIght. It
114 to lie hoped time comnumuitteuivihi
enter im'oimiPtlY ) lliOU its oiieroui4 task
itluil tin its york so thmomoughily mind un.
huiurhhail3' 014 to leave 110 grouiutl for even
tIme iiitiumutt : lou tlntt It has friends to
&itcld or wrongdolugto cover up ,
it (11Ml SITU.iTIOt'J.
Agulnahlo , the Phuihliuphuic insurgent
leather , ii ; a inutim of action. lie huuis or.
ganizeth a government uiiutl it Is to be
hretluuieul is minim Istering nifahm's In
the territory occupied by the insurgent
fuimees. , Witiiiii the next two weeks Con.
etuil Lerritt w'ihl ni'rivo atluuimIhut , witim
the iuulhiuiity ot the iliultud States to
ttithhihi a military giivet'iiuieuit tlIeit ?
as 50011 1114 the ShilflILllS ) ( ( ( 'apitulate.
\et'i [ itt goes to uI5IUUIb ( liii posItiout of
govermior general of ( lie ilnnds umud to
t'eujuIi' all the Iiilinbitants to sulnult to
tIme iuitiiority of the Uuuiteth States. TIme
imoiuibliity is that wimon ? duimila Is sur.
m'eilelehl ) It h10liC similar to that at
Santiago 'uvihl lie lrochnhlned. )
\VIhh guiuiahthu ) uiiuul his followers
PU1ICCO1)IY ) t4tibiilit to the nuthority of
the ITniteui Stitte ? This Is a rather
iieiious tiieKtloii % , for IC they do not thniy
tile caululhulU of muaklng a very grout dcnl
of VtUhii0. 'Flie Phihhlppitmo Imui3umgei1t
are .mnuehm more nuuiiwm'oils thou the
Cuhuttis. ro bet ( or lIghters unul
have hiou'zt that they have iuo cml f ,
pt'rtiuhll'ItY. It 'ould Vtj11110 ? ( a munch
Itvgtmr .tuumerleuuim force lhuutii hitis heCtl
sent to the Philippines to ut'tltmee lime
Imusuimeitts to HuhunIsIon if they mdmouhui
deeId It ) $ ftse ; " bethleuee to . ( lie . ,
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thority of the Vjiittl States , ( ' 6ioriu'l
An4ersout rPOrf that. the ioj'1a ,
p 'ct Iluiheiitli(1C11c. ( If they shnnihi gt
time iiulhul'eSsICli Ihutut it is ( lie intention f
this governinemit to retaim permanent
possession of time PhIlippines , governing
the Ilnntl by military huower , It Is to
hue seriously fllr&iiiuIed that a large
; , rpoflloim of thtji vouitl revolt ,
A grave situation , 1mm which there Is
time posiblhIty of mntichi trouble and
diillcnity , seems to have been crented by
( lie course of Aguiinnitio. There is qtuite
as good reason for ahihirehienidon iii re-
garti t9 time aetion of tIme l'hilhippiue
innrgenticatIer 'as therti lit respecting
the cetidnet of Oenerat Garcia , ft be-
gimis to look as If nanaging Insurgents
s'onlt1 be a more troublesome task ( lion
expellIng ShiOJa frolmi her colonies.
TIW4TMNT OP WA1 1'flISOXfl.
A vuternn of the civil war writes to
an eastern pner objecting to the great
attention that has been hiclstoweti ilpon
Cem's'era amid the other Spanish ilaval
Oilleem's vlmo are ifl'iSomlerS at Aiiimnpoiis
'int1 ' tIme 1nhtIiuiom'e Sitfi notes with re
gtet rit1onces of reseimtmnent against
time naval atmthmot'itIes on account o tIme
geueuia treatimlent nccom'detl , thiee 1)t'is. )
oilers of ss'ar. It imi very likely mu great
immnily people , particularly old soidters1
feel thimtt tIme consideration siibwii to
Cemvermt anti hula fellow prisoners him
been rather overdone , tlimtt 's'iuhho they
should be treated kindly nud Imiade coIn-
fortmtble it Is not necessamy or desirable
to lionize them. No fault can faIrly be
found with thIs feeling , especially 1y
those who comm realize-as the veteramis
of the clvii war can-the fmnrdtiIps ommi'
brave mmmcmi are undergoing Iii Onba nuid
vhrn reflect mipon what It cost In tmneri-
can hives t ( lrhvo ( Jervera out of Situ-
titF9 ( , There1 Is a kindly feehimig fdr the
'Spanish admnim'al on account of time In-
trest he'nmntuifestwl In Ilobson almil hits
mneim and it is altogether proper , but
it does not require that ve should treat
these formmmer enemies as if they had always -
ways beemi friends anti had an umiques.
tionable claim to our imtmost generosity.
it Is title to ourselves that they shmahh
be treated with the cOurte and attention -
tention they merit as brive muon and
gentlemen , but. to lttvIshi ftvors upon
them Is miot dIgnified , norls t just to
tIme gallant mcmi of our'ariuy nut ! navy
who nrc Aweitering iide tioplcal
suit or being dreimched y xnihendur-
lug n1niot evem'y sort Of Oicnrt.aud
subsisting on "hard thc1. ° . tt qtnnot
be emmcourngImig to tlies brare fellows
to know that the men mmmdc 1rsonrs
through their courage are being lux-
urlously cared for. -
AZm'OTJflR MAN fl'ITJI A OflhIVANCE ,
A ir. iultirvimi who haIls frouum Utica ,
a small vlhhage of 900 populatIon in the
Intei'ior of Mlchlgalm and who Is a self-
constituted Ironmotel' of editorIal
j ufikets , uuis lrnd himself interviewed
in time Omaha Fakery , whmichmrcprcsents.
hmin1im8 offering $1 a hue for4sbryliw
ovdi tweflty llmmes ( limit luas ippemtiUin
thie ' OhmIo om' Indiamitv pipetfrq'th t1e
Assoclated Icss or bthmerw1obhi the'
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exposition.
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This ofkr would be cheerfully ac-
Ceptel ( by time Department of PublicIty
wore It imot for tbe. . fact that tt.would
take not only all Mr. Mnrin's posses-
sbus , but also those of all time other
people of lila village to hUY time bill.
TheAssociated Press ( hoes not tt any
time scud out columns of ( lescriptive
muatteV about expositlomms. Its fuutIon
Is to cover the most Important news
fenture , and It hits transmitted Its to-
vorts to time Ohio arni Indiana papers
Its vehi as those of other sections of
time country as far as New England.
Only last week time AssocIated Press
transmitted fully omie-third of a columnmi
about Massachusetts day and last Sat-
urtloy sent an eltutti If not larger report
of the. farewelL reception to time Third
Nebraska regiment oim the exposition
grounds.
As to the proposItion to pay i a line
for mmli the other exposition write-ups
printed Iii the Ohio amid Immuliamia hitVersi
time stmiii , i paid vouid not only bunk-
i tiptlutrvin , iultvould exceed nil the
IuiOflOy hict has evet' imtumdietl him his life ,
'File trutim is ? mhmtrvln liimd a schiemiie , In
whIch lie was to be the chief beneliclutmy ,
which the Department of Publicity was
not in iOSitiOIm ) to float , It Is imatumal
that lie , as well as nil other 1)001)10 ) vhioe
umxe the Departniemmt of PublIcity hums
miot ieen able to grind , should thud. a
veutricle lot' pemiWip grief in the rakery.
One by one time gm'oat silihis saIl out of
the harbor of San F'ranclsco hued with
hmuve Atmiericami soidlem's bound fat' the
Isfinutis of the Pacific to carry omm time
war ngaiiist Spamilshm rule where ilammi4hm )
tue hums lmecomc Imutoicialuhe , South
Dakota timmil Iowa troops mire to go emi
tIm tramllOrtS next to soIl , Nebrumkm :
muon have already Vj3mi(11ed the Philip-
'pines , and umearly himthf ( lie states of the
timmioim urt , m'epresentetl iii tIme urmny ( lint
hits Simiii ( or Is about to sail fat' the
Okiemit Time iienuhlng of these tt'oopu
W't'St\S'lmtl ( iilLt4 given San Frummucisco tue
imiost interosthumg nlml ( Iummpresslve iigiit of
time war , a spectacle ( lie hike of which
huiis umot before beemt % 'ItmmesseU ly ) time
American 1)001)10. )
Tue exiosItioiu directory has acceded
to timO tleimiaimd ( Or retluced Suimdimy ; md
mnlssiomm for time lucimetit of time working.
111011 tmmmd vorking women who can at-
temid only on ilmt uhimy. ' 1hie w'age
w'om'kems of Qiuualia Humould 110W' 500 to it
( hut tIme exposhtioii ( iO0I not suiTor from
this colmceshllolm. 'Vhiy simomuhd tmui'im ut
oil imimthihe ; next Sunday nftei'noomu imimil
1)10V0 thielt' mmiIWeCifltiim ) . of thitm emutir.
in'Ise by thou' lmSC1mC. ) (
.moug time iumte8t vIctims of tIme reign
of thievery Iii Oniutima muiummuoiested by the
hmoilce is ammo muicimiber of time supreimie
1)011011 ) of , Nebraska. Thilit jumulge shmouhd
miow iimmve a graphic nppmeciimtiou of the
alhtdumvlts IIICi ( 1mm the slliVelmie court liv
uhuc 0UtiiLV hohIe coiniuuIsst000rt4 , umlheg-
Ing that tlmey ame giving Omaha bettei'
imhice gove'imiuemmt tinun it ever enjoyed
iCtOi'C.
.tceorulhmg tothmo organ of the outlaw
police board time eouiubhmmo umumuomig hocmh :
1)Ojtmlit 1I4 huetveefl Peimiumiy umud
YebeL' , Of eoum'sq , Iuthoiy ) ( immlglmt lie
expecteti to comumbine vithm uimiythihiig uqul
eviui'ythiimh at the thtctatiou ufihme l1erd
' mig ; , ' hu' what h'eeumue ' ut
Yeior4 great rotstat1oims ot 'hub.
hieiitiuhmto f-rnmm State iiottM ( ) domulmlttt imm
There l (10 qUestion that timero is it
coinbiume In pOpmlhist voittics jui this
commmify , but it is time same comutbimme that
eis to rule or uimimi democratic' hoiltlcs
and tins tiissliaeui ( all hope of Liohitical
reform from that quartem' .
A feW months ago the restleimts of
Boston anti other AtlantIc tnports of
time United Stntes coultt miot sleep be-
valise of the sotmmiI of eummmmmoiiimdiim
lictmrtl off imore. Now it is time rcitiemmts
of Com'rtltma , Cuitiiz amid oilier towns itt
that v1cittI1 whmo ame disturbed by fear
of bom'tlinrdmnetmt ,
So time gong is tryltmg to divIde the poj-
uhisth Into Itosewitter Pohlmihists amid anti.
Itosewater huoiimliists. A year ago it had
time deniocrals classified as Rosewater
demuiocrmtts amit autt4tosevrtter ilenmo'
cruts. But tie ammo with a grain of intelligence -
ligence can fuiih to see titrougim the hole
lit timis mnihlstoime ,
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No'veitIQs Out of
Globe-Democrat ,
The war balloon thus ar lmn not met
expectations. None oC the noveittea ba3
been found eqtmai to the oht.fnBIhommed
American plaIt of advancing % iOn the enemy
and making It too hot for him ,
Out ' ; vmtlL U Senrclm Vnrrnpmt.
. St. Louis Republic.
When Dewey asked tb cierman corn-
mantler It h had any warlike Intentions
concealed about his person or shIp , the
German did not answer : You can search
me , " but Dewey searched him , anyway.
IINcoIrning 3iilmtnr ; AupIrntIomti.
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' ' Chicago Chronicle.
General Torah , too , is to be court-
martiaied for surrendering Santi'hg , as
Mont Jo is to ho yanked up for hosing
Manila and Cervera for the destruction of
his fleet. At this rate the Spaniards wont
have 'any commanors left it the war con-
tintmes much longer. Time Spanish idea appears -
pears to'be that time offlcor who ( iqesntr.get
hImself killed In battle ought to bah for
cowardice-a beroic treatment which Is
likely to discourage military aspirations
among the Spanish aristocracy.
New lhIOIi(1 , ew Jinsinel ! . .
Indianapolis Journal.
It is evident [ lint the Amori'ean policy will
lie to revive business at. Santiago ami put
the second city of Cuba quickly on its feet ,
commercially speaking. American capital-
tsts and companies with interest in the
province have been assured that they can
depend on stable governmnent there , amid
movements are already od' foot or a resumption -
sumption of business. When th business
men of Cuba timid that mnflht ry ocqtipation
by the United States means a revival of
trade they will soon fall In with the new
order of things
Frlvute Property in Cul r.
New York Sun.
The Spanish who are ir Cuba-we meantime
time civilian Spanish and not the military-
have apparently to learn that with the control -
trol of the island In our hands their property -
erty will be at least as Secure to them as it
has ever been under the rub f Spain.
There Is to be n confiscation , no sequestration -
tion of private property. To every man hIs
own , and to all , law , ordn-4and ipdivldual
liberty ! The gmmarante of'thia , so far as it
isossibio , that it should b peotilhled , is
William McKinley , president of th United
States , and we 9n't know of un insurance
policy anywher in the Whoh wnrid that
can bold a candle to it.
Foreign Critics Convlnc&1.
Boston Transcript. .
Qermumn military attaches who 'myitnessod
the flghtin around Santiago praise our. zoi-
dlers , and say what theyhave done-and
volunteers bore the brunt ot It aa well as
regulars-should not be lost sight of olther
in this or other co trles. They were amazed
at the persistence of our men's attack , and
say It. was simply "wonderful. " Carry the
newuj to those in Europe who think that
soldiering can be done only by standing
armies , Welded upon a steel frame of the
superb quality of our reigular army , our
young volunteers from the American pubhi
schools become a superior article of "food
for , owder"-just enough Initiative , I. e. , of
"the man behind the gun , " to make a difference -
enco over Europe's uniformed peasants and
serfs In , ranks.
flegluiting ot he End ,
Philadelphia Record.
With the unfurhing of the Stars and Stripes
over the old palace at Santiago tIme Spaniards
have lost time cIty that was their first foothold -
hold on the queen Island of the Antilles , and
this formality has marked time prophetic beginning -
ginning of the end of their sway in tIme
West tndids. Per 384 years the yeihow and
red flag of Espamia has floated over the city
of Santiago , the town having been founded
by Diego Velasquez ( Diego Columbus' lieutenant -
tenant ) in 1514 , Havana was not settled
until five yours hater , amid was then Christened -
toned with the annie ( San Cristoval do Ia
liavimna ) previously given to a settlement
near Santiago , Now the Vlrgtniuui , as weli
as the Maine , has been remembered by Uncle
Sam's army and navy , exactly a quarter
of a century after the crime against Captain
Fry and his crew.
MIId1OS i.oilE VAitMlUS.
_ :
Ten F'Igiarei lmIIIirt'd do MenHure
Their lmecelpts ,
Chicago Times-ijotaM.
It will require a thmousamid millIons of dol-
loris to measure tim increase in the farmers'
receipts for last year's produce over time
values that prevailed In 18D5 , The total return -
turn for staple crops alone for this season
is estimated mit 1OOOOOOOO more than was
received last year. The wheat exported
from the United States during the past
twelve months soid for about mis much as
time whole ciop was ms'orth In either 1803 ,
181)4 ) or 1895.
These conclusions , baed upon statistics
gathered by time Orange Jmmtld sypdlcato of
agricultural weeklies , tell time story of the
farmers share of the prosperity of our greatest -
est commercial year , As a result of in.
vestigutions covering the entire umiion anti
running hack as far as 1893 time Orange
Jmmdtl Farmer forecasts "an imutlustrlai no-
tivity early this ( nh quito unparalleled , with
quick markets at home and abroad for the
surplus of American farms.1'
This forecast is not muensureti by the un-
precedcmutcd foreign deniaumd for our cereals
for the past twelve months , Our exports
of agricimltural products for thal period ,
mvhichm reached in the ncighboriood of $900-
000,000. wore title to piicnoiiena crop shortage -
age abroad , Time Orange Judd F'arnem' ; lucre-
fore bases its forecast upon past two-year
anl four-year periods rather than upon a
siuigio seaon's coimditlopn , and upon the
presentexcimangeable eower p1 farm products
for tIme products of labor iii oUjer lines of
industry.
Two of the most reliable evidences of the
increased purchasing pOyer of time farmer
are ( lie reduction of niorigaga indebtedness
and thmo increased sale of mumammufactured goods
that are made expressiy for isrmers. Mit-
lions of dollars have been paId out in wiping
out ( aria and chattel mortgages , wimlie time
trade with farmers hmi8 Jncreasud this year
fromim 10 to 300 P0i cent over time cor'eamomui- ;
lag seven muouths of last year , 'Manufac.
turers of agricultural implements report a
particularly hmcmmvy increase in suuIe.
The farmer holds the iey to th4 industrial
situation , If h lmrospvrs ( he railways pros.
pci' and all vroductivo activitics era. quick.
iumcd , Tbi5.meamis prosperity fer alt classes ,
.
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lT1IlIt tAls TiIA Ot iti ,
'
CThrmaiy I expanslomi
trom the most practical of mnotives-tlu4 cx
tenion n German trade , To extend it Is
not merely the policy of ( ho imperial government -
ernment , it Is the arlent desire of the Ocr.
man people. The effort lies been very sue.
cessfmuh thus far , especially in thie Orient ,
anti succcs , hs stimnuiat4 ambition. ( her.
man opinion , offlciai and unomelal , Is apprehensive
prehensivo of a aew and vigorous ri-al , IL
wishes to be ready to seize any of the
chnnce for now points of support , as the
phrase goes , thmtmt time steadily inclining war
mnimy bring. herman sympathy for Spain , in
spite of znuclm mimisrcprosentation In Madrid ,
has never been warm. it has no basin , as
hia F'rench sympathy , In ties of race , in
mmmtunl intercourse , in financial iaterestmi.
At bottom the sneering comments that so
many Cermnn newspapers , by the athniision
of time fairer among them , have pouted
Upon Poilcies and events in Amica imavo
been in part malicious Ignorance , in part
vent for irritated npprelmemision of the
United States as a rising commercial power ,
as a now force in international politics , as
the friend of herniany's chief commercial
rival , Great ritain. The gatherIng of tIm
German foot at Manila may have been part
of a kindred eagermiess , as befits an ama-
biLious and energetic merchant , to antici-
pata any chence. Those that know the
German press will suspect that Americans
take the gibes of irresponsible journals too
seriously ; that they Confuse them witim
sound herman opinion that is anxious but
not Unjust. and that they forget how keenly
( lie compitcatlons that may foilow amiyin-
terference "in the Ilispimno-Anierican war
ore appreciotemi in IJerhin and every other
European capital ,
Ie *
According to program , Zola and his pub-
usher , Perreumx , . have received the full limit
of time law , and must go to jail for a year
and pay 3,000 francs each , The same tactics
that landed Ireytus ) in Devil's island were
pursued in this case. Wimile the trial was
public. it might just as well hmave been secret -
cret , for the government refused to allow
certain testimony to be entered that would
have cleared the novelist anti imia partner ,
Any evidence bearing on the Dreyfus trial
ltsel was huahed by the public olilcials , and
thoseomeer df the army who were led into
making admissions favorable to the defense
have since felt the heavy hand of the gov-
eminent on th ir shoulders , A greater farce
than the Droyfus-ola trials has never been
perpetrated by courts of justice. It is barely
possible that Dreyfus is guilty , but there
has been no evidence to prove it ; neither
was the man permitted to prove himself
innocent. There is damaging evidence
against Count Esterhazy , but so far he ias
uot been tried , and Is not likely that he
ever wili be.
The British foreign omeo has just pub-
hisbed a report by the BrItish consul at
Loanda upon affairs in the Congo Free
State , He says that the task of reducing
the untamed tribes to order is enormously
increased by the lack of a common Ian-
guage , for the speech known as ICixi-Congo ,
which now possesses both a grammar and
dictionary , ceases to be generally udder-
stooti before Stanley Pooh is reached , while
eastward of this the tongues are as plentiful -
ful as the waterways. The missionaries
find this dililculty as perplexing as do the
state authorities , Another difficulty en the
Upper Congo is the labyrinthine system of
channels and tributaries , whIch render almost -
most impossible the work of introducing order -
der amid CoheBionu among the scattered corn-
munities over nearly a thousand miles of
territory along the rIver between Leopoldville -
ville and , Stanley Falls. This maze of water
and swamp is the cause of the unhealtbful-
nes so fatal to European life. It is estl-
mated that nine out of eyery ten state of-
ficinls die or are invalided in three years ,
and it was found lately that the average
length of service of 120 employcs of the
largest I3elgian trading company on the
river was only seven months out of the
twenty-four for which they contract. Nevertheless -
theless , progress has been made , in spite of
all dlmculties , especially in the restriction
of the liquor traffic on the lower river and
the total prevention of it on the upper
river , the suppression of intertrlbal wars
over a wide area , and the decrease of can-
nibahismn , not only by direct repression , but
by the creation and growth of feeling
against the practice , Moreover , the yoke of
the notorious Arab slave dealers has been
broken , and the traffic in slaves among the
natives themselves diminished greatly ,
while the natives are being drihied into habits -
its of regular work.
5S
San Juan flautiste , the capital of Porto
Rico , against which the American guns
may soon be thundering , is situated in
reality not upon Porto Rico proper , but
upon a small Island ( called Morro ) , which
is connected with the mainland by brIdges ,
The town was founded'by time famous Ponce
do Leon In 1511. That great admiral of
Queen Elizabeth , Sir Francis Drake , cap-
tureti the place on one of his daring crmmises
and exactly 300 years ago time Englisim duke
of Cumborlammd took it agaiim. But time
Portoriquenos learned a lesion by these
two defeats and in 1678 an English attach
proved unsuccessful , Then , in 1797 , the Ingenious -
genious Abcrcronhlie himself proved unable
to repeat Drake's exploit and was obliged
to sail away after a futile three days' siege.
Wihi it take that long for our army and
navy to plant the star spangled banner
above time old fort of Santa Catalina ?
" 5
M Loekroy , ms'ho reasgumes his former
position as minister of marine in tIme now
French cabinet , Is as impressed as ever
'ith the urgent miecessity for Immediate
mmaval reform , and has bceim ventilating his
views in the newsmapers , lie says that first
of all he intends to attempt time establish-
meut of strongly fortified stations or depota
in all the seas in which French war ships
are vomut to * mih , so that they may be pro-
vidcd with a eeurd shelter amid witlm a ready
supply of coal. Time stations already pos.
seased by France are , lie timinks , absolutely
mnsumciemit , anti lie contends that , as matters -
ters stand , she would lie unable to strike a
heavy blow , or , even undertake the defense
of her colonies with mummy proSpect of success ,
Nor , lie says , are the French coasts protected
as they should be , Many more guurd ships
amid torpedo boats are required , and France ,
which iloes not at the present moment boast
of a single destroyer , mimlist be supplied with
501110 , Then large anti fast-sailing cruisers
of the Dupuy do Loyno model must ho built.
lie regards speed as the chief ehemnent of
success In a battle , lie does miot , however ,
go so far as Admuiral Fournier , who huohils
that time whole fleet couiii be replaced ad.
vanteoumil ) ' by 100 lightly armnor.phated , but
very swift cruisers ; but ho does not approve -
prove the prevailing style of French battleship -
ship , though ho admits that vessels on time
stocks must be finished accordIng to the
original plans. lie hopes , however , to modify -
ify a number of vessels whitcim ham consitlers
faulty , declaring ( lint they would not be
in a fit state to vut to beiL if called tmpon ,
mnuchi less to bear time ordeal of mm fight. lie
argues that ( lie necessary funds can be pro.
cured from the demuohitioum of obsolete fortifi.
ctitions and the sale of timeir sites , not only
oround Paris , hut 1mm many rrovinclai towns ,
Mcnmmwhiie time htrobiern Is vhetlmer lie will
botubia to formulate hula vlans before the
ministry Is ejected from olilce.
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The NeW Zealand birth rate continues to
attract the attention of statisticians. It
has steadily declined umutil it is now slightly
under 26 pe i,000. In time last sixteen
years it has fallen more than 12 points ,
Population increases , hut the nunmber of
births remains virtually stationary , nmid so
the rate pci' tbousi4ad sinks , The births
, ,
numbered between Is.000 nnmi Ith,000 in 18S2 ,
anti they numbered betwen 18,000 and 19-
000 in 1S9. it the rate goes on fellIng it
will in a fw years be on a hevl with that
of Ireland , It not of Francs. Fwo thing
save time colony from an arrest of the
growth of the population , lirst1 limO death
rnte-f,9 ) ier l,000-ia the lowest reconioul
of any Country iii the morlt1 : second , ( lucre
is a sniall but appreciable immigration.
Thmoso who hold that a imtgtm stumumilmuril of
education and comfort involves a decline in
both the birth ani , death rates have hero
a conflrmatioii of their tlmeory , The average -
ago of children 1mm regumiar school attend-
ante in New Zeaiand is higher evemm titan
Ia Scotland ,
SANTLtUO'S lI..it 1ih& ( lii'WlSLS.
.mt _ _ '
Chicago , Tinies-lieralti : . , Iumveatigation
proves that tIme mines anti harbor defenses
of Santidgo wore not veiy fornmitirutde after
all. Schiey could have forced an emitrnuice
withommt losing a ship , and ho would have
doimo so , too , if lie had 'had his own * ay
about it.
Indianapolis News : ' Commodore Sehmicy
gets another ylmidicatlon , After Imo had tli-
covered time Spanish fleet 1mm Samitiagn liar-
bor lie wanted to force his way In inmmmmo-
diately and give battle , but lie was Imehil
back. Aim examination of time harbor's do-
tenses goes 'to hmo\v that Sclmlcy Ouhth have
carried out his plan succcmssfuihy , :
Chicago Journah It turns out timnt , , ai
thmouglm we lied thought that' time iiorboi at
SantIago was one of time mmiost strommcl for
tified 1mm time u'orld , it woe hardly fortifled
at all , anti could have easily been tiken
by our ships , Admmmiral Sampson was
( lenthy worse deceived titan qeneral Shafter ,
when time latter , on the 3 of July , thought
hue was uH bb to take dnii'ago. ' '
PhiiadehphIn Itecoi-ti : The discovery of
the ridicuiotivcnliIess of time terfor-inspir-
lug fortifications of Santiago shows Conm-
motiore Scimieyto have been absolutely right
in his ott-cresscd belief that the fleet
could have entered time harbor without the
loss of a single ship ; minil it 'ito 'bath bdn
permitted to carry iut .his inirposa to sail
iii amid destroy Cervora's ships as soomi as
those vessels had entered time harbor it
land camupaign would not have been feces-
sary , and many a poor fellom' now sleeping
the evorlastiamj aicej u'ndertlmo soil of tuba'
might he ailvo and well. Excessive prim-
deuce in time case seems to have been time
cause of greater loss of life thmnmi would
have probably resulted from a little well
planned naval dare.doviltry ,
I'OI.ITICAL DRIFT ,
Prof. D'KhinoIs running for governor of
Now Yol , p11 he , prohibition ticket.
Hon. Cloudy Smvanson is running for congress -
gress inVitg1rii-on thmo democratic ticket ,
too , -
Congressman flenton McMiiiin is about
to open his campaign for the governorship
of Tennessee.
Time democratic candidate for attorney
general in Arkansas sports the familiar
name of Jeff Davis ,
Time republican nominating convention in
Speaker Reed's district , time First Malmme ,
has been called to meet in Portlammd on
Tuesday , August 2.
"The allied forces of the common people"
in Michigan have dropped former titie and
cirtered time political arefla as the citizens'
union reform legislative party ,
Seven hundred corporations of Miolmigan
lmave failed to make their annual repqrts
as required by law. 'Time attorney general
proposes to apply the legal switch.
Hon. John Sherman Is circulating about
smifliclently to confound tiu reports of his
feeble mental conditions . He returned from
Alaska last month and sailed for Europe
last week.
Pennsylvania democrats in convention assembled -
sombled did not throw bouquets at the
Chicago platform , but the candidate
nominated for governor is a 1t3-to-1-er front
wayback. His name Is Jonks-not Jenks ot
the marines.
Tom Watson will make one speech in the
populist campaign in Georgia. It will he
delivered in Thomson , on time 27th of this
month , and , though timis will be his only
effort in the campaign , it will be very carefully -
fully prepared ,
The republicans of Massachusetts are be-
coining convinced that there are mutiny advantages -
vantages in short campaigns , Consequently
they will not hold their state mionminating
convention umitll October 6 , ( ho election being -
ing held in Novemnber.
The cornerstone of the Pennsylvania state
house is to be laid at I-larrishurg August 10
with much ceremony , Tim event excites considerable -
siderable publIc interest anti bets arc being
laid that the state house comnnmission cnnmmot
bent the records of the buililers of New
York's state capitol or Philadelphia's city
hail ,
floss Croicer is hurrying home to take
charge of Tamnmnnny's political immterests.
Ills presence is needed. Van Wyck is coma-
nutting political hurikari , President dug-
gonheimer wniits to abolish swearing in
Greater New York , amid another Taumimaimy
statesman has assailed a favorite local
corporation , These freaks must. be suppressed -
pressed by Dick's horny list.
Considering time amount of business trana-
acted , time extra session of time New York
legislature was time most expeditiowi cmi
record. it immated six days amid thispoeetl of
$698,000 of state funds. Four bills were
passed-appropriating $500,000 for war cx-
pemmacs , 1G0,000 for election expenses , $20.00' ' )
for collecting solmhiers' votes and $18,000 'for
session expenses , Time most Importamit
measure passed was ommo taking from the
New York police control of electiomimi mind
creating a bureau for that purpose , lx-
Chmk'f of I'oiico McCmihiagii , retired by Tammany -
many , was appoimitcd cidet of the election
bureau ,
Time next state election title year will be
that of Alabama , August 8 , for governor
and other slate nfllccra , Arkansas follows
on Septeimiber \rei.3miomt ( mum September 0
nut ! Maine emi September 12 , Elections for
governor anti other state olilcera will 1)0
held 1mm Noveniber in lime following states :
Cahiformmia , Colorado , Connecticut , Georgia ,
lilaho , lfaiisaa , Miciulgami , Minnesota , Nebraska -
braska , Nevada , New Ilamapsimire , Now Joe-
soy , New York , Pcimnsyivimnin , North Ja- )
Icota , South Dakota , 'l'nmmnensce , Texas , Wyo.
ming and W'Ieconsiim , States that will bmoid
no state clectiomum until tIme presidential
year , 1900 , nro Illinois , Montana , North
Carolina , Utmmim , Washington andVcet
Virghmiim : ,
11am Royal is tue hliieit Grade betting powder
known. Actuni temtsahow , it goes one-
third further then any other braod ,
IbsuIutIy Pure
VALP0tm5tt roon Ce , , lW VOR' ' ( ,
F
' ' 't'llii
S'Ut : l4fl'IIM Oi
Chicago Jt'otc1"WIiat hI a non-Cern.
batant. Uncle Abner"
'A non-conuliattunt I mi man who tiutumiti
1w' would o to war it lute wifO would let
imuitm , '
Ietroit Free Presm"Ditln't yCmm feel sorry
tar licor Mrs ilunigor-imer husband is in
Cubit , "
"Vea ; T sent hmet a lot of 'lotely poetry
about itmen who vero kilIhi in battle , " .
,
ChIcago i'istm ( "Diii you see tlrnl Gen-
cml lihmmnco iumal tried to kill hIrnclt ? "
"No , Is that o7 fly guam ! congress 4
ouighmt to 'ote hmiti a mnediuh just to encourage
him. "
Cljuclmmati Emmqulirerm "So voum von'L cii-
list if yomi hma'o it chalice ? 1 thought you
Immni more trmtriotlsmn , "
"Oh , l'ni m'Illiim' enough to tile for uumy
comummtry , but 1 tiOfl't m.timt to ho hurried ,
mmbomit It , "
. letroit loimrnal m Straimger ( mit Madrid bull
llglut-Aim ) , , 'timi lma'e tIle [ mmmii covered with
01)11 of your stilts of mnedievimi armor , That
Is to giSt' iiiiii an mmd'mummtmmge , I stIi'poso ' ?
N'ntlve-No that is to keel ) limo immutives
from eating imini before time lIght conies off.
W'nshuingtoim Starm The Soldier's ? tlotlwm'- ,
I got i4 hitter fr ni George today , ansi ho is , '
grummnbiintc about time vlctminls iii the armmmy.
'I'imo Soldier's 1'ife'-l nih gind to hear
that Ime is mmitiking iminiselt at home. * '
.itfflge lie ( in Coloraibo-W'elh ) , what
tlckt't' did ?
you ote ' ' ' ' '
Sue-I Votvd a Pink OflO. That horn
white independent ticket. that yomm vaumted
limo tO , Vote didn't come umimywimero near
mntmtchmiiig may shirtwmuist ,
Chicago Newst "This war : , will cause
mnueim suffering next winter , " . , ' ,
' ' 1mm wirntwmtyi' ' t "i .
' 'Time womemvrettl sa nmtucim war umows that
. tlmey aren't mmmkiiig hiatt the umiCAt qimimatity
.
of Jun3. ' ' .5 ; , '
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\Vnshmimigtoim Star : "I iiiul4tnnd that
Sagnatu imait a citCe of blues , " said one
Snanish citizen , ' ' . -
"It's worse tiiamm that , It's a , caseot red ,
wlmito and blues , " . . '
' .
Time VIioIe Story. " ' '
hmdimtmmmmpoIi Jouirnmti ,
Comes the Gerimman simli ) Irene to ' .
L3tiblg I3mmy :
Struts about itmid lies at mimicimor
All tlm tIny , . '
Tells insurgents not to shoot- . ' , $
Makes seine little thumemmts to booti ' . 4
'rho instirgeimla nipo to Dewey ' 4 ,
Right. away.
Still the Irene lies and basks in ,
Subig flay ; 1 , , '
Smiles to timiimk how these insurgents
Must obe' , S ' ,
Compos it grim old sea kioodie . 4i'
Froimi time land of 'Yatmkee Doodle , " , , , , ,
Amid time Germaim almip ireime just - , , I' k . '
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Salle nwayl '
' soG OF ' 11110 CAMI' . , I
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IiayardTayhor. ' , '
"Give mis a somigl" the soldiers cried , ;
Time outer tremmchies guarding , '
W'imen the lm'mLtel gums of time camps allied
Grew iveury of bombarding. ,
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The dark Redan , in silent scoff ,
Lay grimmi and threatening , umummier : . -
Amid time tawny mound of time Malakoff
No longer belched its thunder.
There was a pause , A gmmardsmnan said :
"Vo storm time forts tomorrow :
Slug mvhmiio m'o mmiy , mmmmotimer day
will brimig enough of sorrow , "
They ImLy along time battery's side ,
l3eiow time smoking cmmmmrmon ;
Brave hearts from Severmi amid from Clyde
And from the banks of Shammnon.
They sang of love and not of fmmnme ,
i"orgot ivmis Britain's glory ; ,
Each heart recalled a thifforemmt name , ,
But all sang "Annie Laurie. " , .
Voice after voIce caught up time song
Until iti ; tender paeslomm
Rose like an umitimenm rich nimd strong- ,
Thmcir battle-eve confession , ' !
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± moar girl , 1mev name ho darOd not speak. , ' , ' ' . .
1lut , na the song grew louder , . ' , , . ,
Somnething ummoim the soldier's cimcetc , , " , t \ j , ' ,
W'nshed off the atalime of powder. . ' . .
. ' - : ; t , , : it. .
Beyond the darkening oceaum burimed , . i' ' , ' ' '
The bloody sunset's embers , . '
\Vlillo time CrlniemLim 'alleys iemtrimed '
how Emiglish love rememmibers , , . ' .
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And once again the fire of imehi ' '
flaimied omm the Russian qummrr'rs : ,
'With scream of shot and burst. of simoll , : , , , , . . . . : : . , , . .
And bellowing of time mortars.
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And lrlslm Nora's eyes are dim ' '
For ft slmmger dtmmti and gory '
Aiim ) English Mary weeps for imhmn
Who snug of "Annie Laurie. "
Sleep , soldiers , still in lmonoret1rcst
Your trmmtim and valor mvenring ;
Time bravest are thmo termtlorest ,
TIme loving are time ( iarimmg.
, otmn , DAILY BULLETIN.
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, ' : ' SA'IlJRDAYJULY S
WINNIPEG , Man , , July 23 , 1898-Time
Gramitl Lodge of the Kmmlglmts of Pythias is
elmcthilcd to mmiect mit Winnipeg , Maim. , today.
It wits expected that title , mouitl be a large
gathering , limit the absence of so mamm del-
egatca , mulmo mo serving in Cuba , will di-
ininisli the attendammce
MIenUnuco ' ' i' , . :
4 , : ' '
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lore
today will insure you first pkk
of a new lot of those light
weight I ounce crushers in
white , bIu and grey.
They arc not in our window
--you will have to enter to see
them-
themPrke $100
Straw flats at Cost5
( POWNJN6K1NG&C9 ,
. S U W. Von p5th sad DowMll. ! , 4I
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