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Another Voice Prom tile GraveQiusr AWHITE wns Captain of Company

B Fiwt Arkansas Volunteers in tlm war

with Spain fall he recclved a com-

mission M Lieutenant In tho Thlrtytlird-Regiment of Volunteer and went to Luzon

Last Wednesday his death WIM reported hy

Gen OTIS A lettrr from him to Governor-

GlobcDrinnrrnt It was written nt AnRO iu

In nortliorn Luzon Feb 12 Lieut WIIITB

congratulates Governor JONES onexpansionist Ho then relates tho nurronder

of Gen CONCKITIOX and staff Two mem-

bers of the stuff ho writes spoko RoodEnglish nOd tho very llrst question they

asked nfler business win over wns

Mr UnvAN bo elected President and wont

the Comtiw stop tho war in DecemberThey seemed to bo iiiUedln their dates and

thought an election was pending They

Rrwit sollcitwlo for Mr JIitTAN

and called him their good friend rerurnl

WHITE continue his account of

tho good friends of AauiNAino aa follows

A St I ul Democratic puper In n

dltorlM Mates that the report of ArtflVAIno lullingproclamation calling no ill filtnJi ol the Insurrec-

tion to tard firm AS Our jooil friend WIIUAM JBn VAN U certain lobe eltcid lui no truth whit

Now I have seen IheseprBclainiitlonstltn-etttci tine In our rhve after AaulK He died them

the line and I tnt react much Span-

ish I could male out ot IIRVAV and AT-

KINSON alsoJtAMJtf HOAU aDd a number uf othftAraljoj

Then comes thU expression of manly andpatriotic anger apalntt the Americans whoare elving and comfort to tho enemy

It makes a man want to f ft a few dayi1 Iave ani-

lf o baek and buck nnd irae a few blnlnc lIght ifAmerican tutesminshlp Itery fljht t have U

directly attributed to the enfminiterafnt etven theenemy by these men and every one ol our men lillled

hlJ lo them roe AOftXALno li whipped

and knows It and only n de prately hopingfriend will manage some way to

and not realltlne that only lew ram are rank-

In all th noise It would be dllTerent If he WAI

really Otrhtln toe liberty lie l drilling for thetupremacy ot the Tagal rare which Is tlie only on

In faror of the Insurrection and the subversIon of all

others and lie l n htlnf for a crown

Thus does another American soldier deadIn the service of his country testify as-

LATVTON did against the men who are hold-Ing up tho himU of tho slayers of our solUurs In thoriiilipplnes The good friends

V are tho enemies of theirCountry Next Xovember tho Americanpcoplo will show the rebels and thn abettorscf rebellion the f ruitlessness of their hopes

A Defence of the Canadian LiberalMinistry

We have directed attention to tho energyKh wlilch Sir CHAMPS Turpun and his

fellow Conservatives have assailed Sir Wnrnin LAUIIIEBS concession of a preferentialtariff to Great Britain and with which theyhave repudiated tho project of a politicalunion between the mother country and herColonies One of the most weighty of thnMinisterial organs the Toronto Globe hasundertaken to defend tho Liberal policy

Under tho caption of A Record of Prog-

ress time Globe maintains that ever sincethe present Liberal Government was formedHomely In July 1808 the weakness and dis-

tension which had long prevailed at Ottawaunder Consevativo auspices gave placo tounity and strength Tho Manitoba schoolquestion was settled In a few months andhas been scarcely heard of during the Instthreo years Other evidences of adminis-trative activity are pointed out Fortanco tho Intercolonial Hallway has beenextended to Montreal the Crow west PassHallway has been constructed and thedeepening of the canals has been vigorouslyprosecuted Twocent postage long talked

deferred has become an accom-plished fact nnd letters are now transmittedat that rate from all parts of Canada flIRt theUnited States to nearly every section oftho British To postal reform hasbeen aIMed tariff reform The tariff bill of1807 not only made a general reduction Induties especially In thoeo on iron arid steelgoods but It placed corn mid other articleson time free list it also assured n preferenceto the mother country In the market of thoDominion by providing for a special reduc-

tion In 1898 of onequarter of time dull onBritish Imports ThU reduction has sincebeen Increased to onethird In tho duties

during the present yearNotwithstanding the material reforms

effected In the postal nystom and the tariffthe condition of th Canadian exchequerhas been Ignnlly Improvederal Government In mtlisft and 1 W therehad been deficits amounting to 5694000In 180S and IS80 there were surpluses aggre-gating JMOOOO or a net surplus ofCOO after time halfmillion deficit in 1R07 hailbeen deducted A surplus of KMOOU Uexpected for 1WO Af ln the total trade oftho Dominion In ISM was 31001000 nnIncrease of SS2fifll000 over that ofIf the present rate of increase bo main-tained tho trade of tho current year will

135000000more than that of lOtword tho trade of 1000 will be moro thanequal to that of 1806 mudded to that of isos or1889 It H true that this remarkable exhibiton the part of tho Minister of Finanrncredited by tho Conservatives exclusively totho general prosperity of tho country Onothing at least however U certain Time

figures Just cited disprove the assertionmade by the Conservatives In IBM that thereturn of the Liberals to power would meancommercial nnd industrial ruin

But how does tjio Jlobt meet time chargethat In giving to British commodities apreference In the Dominion markets time

Liberal Government made gratuitously nconcession which tho mother country wouldhave bought at a great price According toSir CHAIIIFS Tvirun Canada ought to Imvosecured in return for that valuable cnnoe-slon a corresponding preference for Cana-dian products in time markets of the Cuited-Kingdom limo Hole answers llidt In thofirst place the conres ion was gratu-itous btCausf In return for It MlicrulGovernment obtained what Its ont rvalivpredecessor hud but vainly triedto secure denunciation uf

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Colonies to Imposehigher dutlm upon Belgian or Germangoods than should bo levied Itpon corre-

sponding commodities Imported from GreatBritain In tho second place time

denies that there was any hope of obtaininga preference for Canadian products In theBritish market by way of a return for thepreference of onequartor or onethird con-

ceded to rltlah commodities In tlm Cana-

dian market The Globe points out thateven Mr iiAMurniuv has never gonefurther titan to say that tho United King-

dom might placo n smull customs tux onfood products and raw materials comingtram foreign countries no as to give a pref-

erence to similar commodities sent fromtime Colonies but only on condition thatBritish products should he admitted toCanada and other Colonies absolutely freeof duty The fllobe reminds opponents-that Sir LAtitiun speaking at thetime In reference to the sugges-

tion of reciprocal free trade said that Can-

ada accept such an offer becausetho whole fabric of Canadian finance as well

us of Canadian industry was founded oncustoms duties Time Globe Invites Conserva-

tives to say whether Cunndlan manufac-turers mute prepared to ncrept time freecompetition of their British rivals Kvcn ifthey were It would be nruwary to per-

suade time Australian to accept anequally free competition und it would stillbo netilful to prevail upon Great Britain toreverse her traditional policy and acceptMr CiiAilUKlilJINS suggestion

That n practicable typo of political unionbetween the mother country and her Colon-ies him been yet devised time Globe does notprotend to assort It does not hesitatehowever to reject as outeido of tho field ofpractical politics tho proposal of a Zollver-

rln based upon the principle of absolutefree trade between all the parties to thocommercial union There is thus nt last adistinct line of cleavage between the twopolitical parties In the Dominion The Con-

servatives although they superiorloyalty are opposed to the preference atprescmt given to British products in time

Canadian market The Liberals defendthat preference but admit that they cannotgo absolutely free accessto British manufactures although only bythat extreme concession could tho1arllnmont be tempted to allowproducts a preference In thetime United Kingdom

The Theories antI Practice of HodmerA reporter of SUN in Washington

visited on Friday busy headquartersand richly stocked the Com-

mittee on Distribution His observationsera recorded in another column Not onlydid he find business humming but ho alsohad the pleasure of meeting the Treasurer-to the Committee on Distribution and lis-

tening to that gentlemans viowi of TImE

SUNU motives in directing public attention-to tho prosperous affairs of HICHAHDSO-SBroFFoitD BARCUS A U S A

The name of tho Treasurer to the Com-

mittee on Distribution is HtDOfF J lionMEit Mr BOUMER has not previouslyappeared In person in these essays buthis existence has not been unknown to usNor has It beon unknown to those kickingbibliophiles who having discovered the mis-

representation and false pretences employed-by agents of tho concern have refused toreceive tho Messages and Papers of thePresidents Copyright 1897 by JAMBA DIUCHAUDSON and declined to pay In their

34 for that Government document Wequote first Mr BODMEIIS general theory of

SUNS present Interest In himOf course you know Ihj this fleht Is made on us

SUN h a Trust paper and Mr rtlcitARDSONlihas always been against the Trusts And so

TUB SUN hu bcun till fight on our hooks with theIdea of Injuring Mr RICHARDSON and helping theTrusts

Both the antimonopolistic compiler andtime antimonopolistic treasurer shouldhave ample opportunity to elaborate thisingenious conception when they are sum-moned before tim investigating commit-tee appointed by the Senate

Mr BODMEHB statement regarding poorSrorronn makes necessary for us to recurto tho Assistant Librarian of Congress some-thing we had not axpected to do Bonnsays that SroprorD was hired to mnko a

to replace a worthless indexoriginally prepared When he had donetho work we hired him for explainsBotuiFn of course we permitted him to-go Accordingly firorponn having fin-

ished his Index Isnt connected with thinCommittee nowThis Is very Interesting It ought to be

particularly Interesting to tho Hon JAMES1 IticiiAitnsox who based his appeal toCongrnss for a gift of time duplicate platesupon time alleged extra labor iltrolrnl uponhim personally by the nccraaity of indexingand who informed time country inace of time tenth volume nfttr thehad been ompMcd that it was the work ofhis son twisted by himself Tho Investi-gating committee may ibid It profitable tocompare these threo statements keepingclearly In view the dates of the first twothose by KiriiAtiDSON himself

From tin GontTtiilonal Hieori ot May It 159

Mn ntcllAnDiOvHere I am railed upon tomake an Index to this large compilation Uwould requIte nlraoM a years tires of constant rorlito make It carrying that Index alongwith the Tolumes as they are Issued from the pressAnd I have It prepared down lo and Including thefourth volume which you hare not yet wen I gotadvance sheets of II from the office and hue madethe Imlei up die This work In addition In theconiplllns Is occupying me their two or three Imursa diy that I speak of and his taken time for thelast two years I mention these facts that you rosy

something if the work that rests on me

From III Prelate to Volumt 4 ISMThe work lisa ocfupled me closely fur rOute than

four years A great pnttlon of this lime has beenthe preparation 01 the Indej The In-

dex Is ninlnly the my fon JAMKS n HuntAiinsoM Jr who prepared It with such nulsiaiice-as I could give him lie has given lila entire tune toIt lot years

frnm IoDMKllS Arts fl IX

the paprs were fist compiled we had noIndi excTl a regular list of the pspers whichworth anything So Inrlled Mr Sporronn la-

frpjri a real Intn a ort cf guide I th booksWrit he worked at that until It was done and ui-nianwhlle th benefit of his emmsel as to thIUm lres When that Index wee flnlihrd uowercrbe asked Iare to withdraw from the nmmlttee andai hfhiA font irort u lilrtd turn lor of coure weprmlltrd go

Tim investigating committee when It getsdown to the index will perhaps be able todetermine whether that exclusivelythe work of time Hon JAMKS I HICHAISDSON-

as ho alleged when ho was asking Conexms-to make him n gift of Government plntc orof the younger JAMFS 1 BICIIMIDSOV aslimo father fondly announced in his prefaceto thin final volume or of AiNHivnnm-H Sioprnni who an BOOMER now rx

was hiycd by the Committoo onDistribution to that Job and for noother purposo And the Senate Investlgn-tor will likewise compare time foregoing

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statement of BODMM u to who hiredRporroBD and for what purpose with thofollowing statement of the lion JAMBS DIliciunoioN In the House of lleprceenta-tlvos on January 30 of tho present year

Mr TAWNFV I would also tat that Mr SpotFolIOs name In printed on letterhead Secre-

tary of the Committeellr ltlcilAHl M NMr SPOITOBDbAS been em-

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The victims of the agents of the Commltteo on Distribution and pretty muchtho whole country know now In whet waypoor Mr SIOKFOIIDH name and title of

General Secretary have assisted In thesolo of the work We proceed to quoto fromthe Interview with

We once u rd ft letterhead continued Mr

created all kinds of a Withtbat be produced a nheel of paper headed with Com

on DistrIbutIon printed In OH English typelike that used by the Commutes on W y and

Means and terry other committee ID the House A

that was to objectionable w been working Itofl and now u e only tbli sort

Wo should say that BODJIER has beenworking off time deceptive stationery

with a vengeance hit why does that emi-

nent financier speak of the worklngoff pro-

ems aa a thing of the remote pastBODMEIIB explanation here WM

made on April 21 On Aprillays earlier ho signed with a rubber stampund mailed to Boston u communicationtypewritten on paper bearing tho veryletterhead which ho says was onceused but was discontinued because ob-

jectionable Thin remarkable communi-cation was addressed by BODMEH to oneof the kicking bibliophiles of whom wehave spoken As it reveals tho Commit-

tee on Distribution In a now aspectnamely that of the angry and threateningcreditor using tho semblance of officialcharacter to collect an alleged debt we print-It In full below It adds another chapter tothis extraordinary story

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AMBS DEDITon

AiniwonTii H SPOPFonn-GBNIIUI SnciiETAny

WASHINGTON D C April is t oo

PeAR Sin It may teem all right to you to evade

our notices for payment and our urgent demands fur

nn expression ot a willingness to regard terms ofyour contract but I cannot help but think you areconimtttlrif a In Importing damage to uiAS we expect same treatment and attention to thisIndebtedness that you would from your debtors I

consider you capable to meet the payments and w

hare definitely resolved to no further courtsa to time having reached the extreme limit of

Indulgence-We have formulated our policy and have decided

upon definite action We will be eonpelled to addressA communication to your employer or to the partiesthrough which source you receive your money Jivingthem an adequate comprehension of what we ore

having to contend wllh to get this money they wilt

not refuse to Intermeddle as there Is no deslre upontheIr put to be Into petty lltlgatlnn

We are reluctant to engage In these proceedingsvtilth nay dliquatltv Vu from position ot trust or

tuinMi but there Is no other alternativewhen customary and polite demand do not receiveyour attention

We also will make application to a Merchants1rotectlve Awoclttlon who collects and communi-

cates accurate Information concerning the endsource of debtors Incomes who will furnish us detaessential from time to time and the name of a partypeculiarly adapted to reach It In tart we are going

to any legal expedient and wIlt meet Anycontingency to obtAln Jutlsdlcllon of your earnings orproperty the records being conclusive and Abowlng

affirmatively fecti necessary to establl b this Juris-

dictionA strong measure and will not be exer-

cised doubling and there wilt be no relaxationwe succeed In collecting the full amountwith damage tn rover the expense occasioned by ourbeing compelled to take flew IndIrect mfaiuni

We ball atw Institute measures to compel andenforce the complete and specific ptrformane of yourobllfatlon and to enjjln pople who mar owe youmoney from pitying you pending the settlementthis by making application to th Court for

procrdlngs Anyassumptlonupon your part to leave us without dollar or Ihe

of an effort can hardly be Justified on anrmoral or legal principles and your Intention

to pay will not suOre as an Antidote to neutrality thetoss to which we are being subjected

You will observe that while we deem It expe-

dient to resort to the above extraordinary measuresthey ere serarate and distinct and for the attainmen of different results being based upon the tactthat nothing buldrastlcsteps will bring you to time

This Is Snot and disposes of tile whole merits ofthe case We trust that your tense of business fair-

ness will prompt you In forestall these effective meatires and make A smAll payment upon Account Imme-

diately which will be deemrd to constitute An exten-sion of 50 days when you will still have the privilegeof making another payment-

In conclusion I beg to auto that there is abun-dance of evidence to establish this claim which canIK produced at any time without tear of change orliability of mlronstructlon The validity of yourIndebtednesi will depend upon whether or not we huedelivered lo you the stipulation of your agreementnhleh Is Indexible You have received the booksand the retention Is an admission of the correctnessnt the trrount the signature to your contract Isgenuine the debt was rrented upon principles of lawhich are established your rontract tara Andeipies es the transaction actually made And It Is notnecessary for t Allege and prove that we reliedupon It AS you made AH unconditional Acknowledg-ment of the debt

Very respectfully yourCOJIMITTIK O PlSrWnLTJO-

XHunouH J HonunnTreasurer

limo Italics are ours In time foregoingThey mark n threat which If not actuallyIndictable under the laws of Massachusettsor of tho District of Columbia U very nearthe line which divides blackmail from legiti-mate measures of debtcollection It is toHill feature of time letter composedby DnDMEn for time of onoof the recalcitrant bibliophiles originallypersuaded by the narcuslan method thatthe attention of Congress bhould bedirected Tlm elephantine proportions oftint dun tho attempt to terrifyand the overelaboration of portentousphrase in wonderful Knglish are matteof curiosity only

Such was the use to which Treasurerof tho Committie on Distribu-

tiontho iua lou inl stationery that bears limo

of the JAMEH D UICHARDNOV

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A DemonstrationTho past weeks story of

Dam proves tho need of troops there andhence time propriety of sending them

len HOE arid his men reached the dam tofind perfect quiet time strikers retired totheir homes nnd no apparent for ashow of force by the State Those wholooked with a friendly eye on riot becauseof racial sympathy with the Idle Italiansor because of a leaning toward dis-

order sneered nt Governor ROOSEVELTSaction us a wanton display of powernnd condemned It ns nn overbearing affront-to lawabiding men who having ns ert vltheir rigId to stop work stood in tho way ofnobody desiring to toko their places Hutafter few days of protection offered tomen willing to work the force of laborers Unearly complete again nnd in u fovr daysthere will bo room for no more help

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plain that the majority of the strikingItalians felt that to venture Into employ-ment again would be to risk the fate of themurdered Dotmuia

Under the circumstances tho troops shouldIm at time darn so long aa there remainsthe shadow of anxiety as to tho future Intime mind of either worklniinmii or con-

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Hampton nnd SrhleyThe partisans of Hear Admiral SCHIBY

led by Gen A aNTH of Baltimore whoserepudiation of his agreement to pay moneyto a charity named by THE HUN gained forhim the title of tho Welcher of Nnciremnhave been hoard from again In savage tonesIn denunciation of Rear Admiral SAMPSON

all hose who aiming at justice astime facts of record concerning both

officers Hi World limos published a storythat thlj Gen Aoxcs extorted favors forSCIILET from President MrKisiKY on thethreat of publishing some long stored upInformation that was discreditable to SAMP-

SON Rear Admiral CROWxiMfliHKin andCapt MAIIAN Kiipwledgo of such an occur-rence has been denied In V4hhlngton

Throughout tho discussion of time Issueupon SAMPSON and SMILEY Tint SUN hashad first In mind the welfare time efllclencythe good annie and most of all time honorof the American Kavy If out of tho pastthere can be raked up dishonor attaching toSAMPSON demanding for him public diegrace at the hands of his peers In Heavensname let justice be done And so also ofCIIOWNINSHIEID andtime rage of tho Schloyltes has been particu-larly venomous But dont let surmlso aato the past cloud tho knowledge of thepresent

Every one knows today that SAMPSON

by all rules of war was time Commander oftho victorious American fleet at Santiagoand that ho is publicly and privately o re-

garded by the Captain of every ship of thatfleet that ho line been barred from receiving-the reward which a patriotic people owe toan officer done for lila country suchservices as his and that this failure offair play Is because of Jealousy on the partof SCIIIRT and the blind and angry support-of it in certain newspapers So much for

factor this controversyNow for the other It Is a matter of pub-

lic knowledge not founded on speculation-or hearsay but upon tho records of theGovernment that SCHIEY proved lilmelfa subject fur censure as a commander thathe has been exposed In an attempt to cheatthe public In regard to his own conductthat he practically hoe received the lie froma brother officer and that althoughso smirched and disgraced by the officialrecords ho has never dared to for aCourt of Inquiry by which stains like hU ifundeserved con bo wiped away

And to think that shame of this kind un-

known In any service in time world Li suf-fered to rest upon the Navy of the UnitedStoles I

The Greatest Obstacle lu time Wayof the Missionaries

The Rev Dr PATOK a missionary tothe New Hebrides said In tho course of nsermon nt tho chapel of the Union Theo-logical Seminary on Sunday that mission-

aries nre extremely thorough in time Httidyof tho Bible owing to time necessity of t mime

That U very true for the firstwork of all Protestant missionaries ofChristianity Is to translate time Illble Into tliolanguages and dialects of time people of otherreligions whom they go to convert

The Bible Is the prime essential of theirspiritual campaign nnd nmotmt oflabor expended on its translation hasbeen almost inconceivably great In theNew Hebrides alone said Dr PATOV time

Scriptures have been translated Into asmany ns twentytwo distinct dialects A

single Bible Society the British and For-eign distributes Bibles translated into morothan two hundred languages anti dialectsusually by missionaries This great taskcould not have been performed except undertho of absolute faith in the Scrip-tures as time Infallible word of GOD Time

whole impulse to missionary endeavor camefrom such faith In tho missionaries them-selves and In time selfsacrifice by whichthey were stimulated and supported Thocirculation of the Bible as the only guide tosalvation and tIme source of Christianity-Is the motive of nil the misslomry enter-prise So soon as missionaries have mas-tered a language or a dialect Into which time

Bible has not been rendered they set about-to translate the Hook Into it at Infinite

tho means necessary to run bin them tothe Injunction to carry Gospel to

every creatureAt the Inlon Theological Seminary In

whose chapel Dr Pro preached on Sun-

day of tho professors towardthe Scriptures however veryfrom that of tIme missionaries mimi from thntthe missionaries arc seeking to cultivate Intho heathen world It is nn attitude ofcriticism rathnr thin of faith nnd Is akin totime Intellectual opposition with which thomissionaries hav to deal in Oriental coun-tries more especially If this criticism Iscorrect time selfdenying labor expended inmaking those hundreds of ofth Bible has been Inspired by delusion andthe hook has been put before countries notChristian on nn assumption which isNor It possible tq keep from the moroIntelligent of these tho knowl-edge that scholarship In Christendom Itselfrejects tho authority nnd doubts au-

thenticity of tho Bible put before them bytime missionaries ns tho absolute Word ofGop Already In theso days of rapid com-munication that knowledge hns extended toIndia to China and to Japan oral It will be-

come moro anti moro general Very likelywo shall hear of tho consequences from thoLiberal Congress of Religion which met ntBoston yesterday und will continue Its ses-

sions during tho progress of thn Krumenlrnl Conference on Missions in this city

this limn when the Bible I repudiateda an Infallible authority by teachers of limo

very Churches which mire circulating It inheathendom as the veritable Word of

Ion Is not all missionary enterprise en-countering In Christendom n far moroserious obstacle to Its surresftil progressthan any It contends against In Mm

heathen countries where the effort atevangelization is expended

Reference ions hitherto lieon made InSIS to time numerous Suit nnd powernnil oilier proposedKhpnv for inverting writerfor vnrlou purpiws frnm the iront LuluWorthy in f nterirlsi rlouljtln nre-It l rlcnr hat If nil or roiilili rnblupart of them are carrIed out tlu valorlevel of the tirnat Inkm will lowered antIenormous datnncn will Im duane to dippinganti bu lnt s intonMs i f i IWic l ontheir shore Iteroirtilzlni the itruvn Irnportnnif nf time mutter a joint resolution Im lx onIntroduced In Coneris mnkinc provision

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One of tho iuo t noteworthy ofMienion U tlm power cnnnl of the MlcWrfananti Inlco superior power Company Water Ist lw taken by thli means out of the 8tHlvHr nt Hault Hto Marie for l uri oe ofinalntalhliK nn electrical ixiwor chiefly forthe purpow of trxntlna Iron ore The newcruml U to rout nearly 7000Xio and overllWJOt jmve already been mnt uponTlmro U no doulit of cuiirxe tlmt tlio BXO-

cUllon of time project would uf treumnlitmus bnoflt to time raining Bud other Interc t of Huull Hie Mario Hut thbeen vigorously fought by the Uko Currlcr ABModallon nu organization who o

object urn nunirieritly Implied In tillThat U to the lnlto Cnrrlen A sooltlion lute demanded that tIm power cnnnl-

khoiild not n lower tIme l vel of the Inksus to damage shipping InterwU Theassociation brought evldonee before Conkre lcinal Committed having limo mutter III

chars to that kliould time opening of thocanal lower the level of the lake K muchan Inch It would damage the lake nnd Its In-

terest llU3OiH yearly If the raual loweredtime lake level two anti a half Inrlie It win shownthat tIme damage to time name interests wouldbu annually The upomors for therand however declared their purpose oferecting roinponMitlng works on the CanadianHhoru by incuiid of which enough water wouldbo poured Into tho mice each day to make goodany dillileney that might bo ruusod by t lie oper-

ation of time canal time two piirtlo he contesthave now agreed to n bill allowing lime powercompany to draw water from time 81 Marys-Klver in It wltthos but providing that tho reme-dial works on the Canadian chore before xpeclfled hall be built and that till Secretary ofWar kluill appoint a Hoard of Knglneer whoshall upon time plan for time constructionmid operation of the now canal Multi suggestto time Socrotary of War ucli regulationsas may be necessary governing limit amountof wilier to be diverted The Mil empowerstho Secretary of War to have time power cornpanys works removed or changed If It uhall boproved that is necessary und It place thepower company under tho entire operation ofany such rules as maybe drawn up by tie In-

ternational romml Moi should ono be authori-zed which Invmtlcates time maintenance of thelevels of times waters lying between the UnitedHtatei and Canada

It Is believed that this compromlte will be amodel for similar ones regarding limo operatlon of the other ship find drainage canals thathave been planned

SIULKY the Apostate That man SIBLKV Uu-talt Courier

When the lion Josnnt C SIBLKYS heart andpocietbook were open to the IJomocrats limythought liliu a statesman nnd a friend of mauiPresumably h Is eMontlully time same JotsSIBIKT that ho was wlicu BRYAN loved him

The lion linowxK who toWahln lon with COXEY ha been Adnilru-lOuwnrs most entliu political mippiirtorAt time Missouri lro ri s ive Inptillsi ronvnn-tlon hn pulo with fervor I u favor of DEWKV

and llAitKKit or DOSVEMV Huh etiuenily hir vrieil tolUtiKKn and DONNUIXY Thus dooslimo Uewey boom low lu loudest boomer

If there Is tiny hotter poaker In America thanBrsJAMix IlAKitisox bring him on

As Rome persons see something peculiarlyImpudent In the proposition Silver Hepublicans to call IhemxlvfH Lincoln HepubllCOOp It Is right to explain that Lincoln Hepulilicans must not be nwumed lo refer to-

Anmimi IixroiA Probably it moans HepubllraiiK of the school of Col ItitVAX of Lin-coln X b

Asa ruth we leave to others time fashlonnbln-coinpllm nt to Governor KOOHEVFIT on bis

manliness html we must join on the occasion-of his refusing to deliver ofKentucky lo rwklnis and savage Joebellips

IV SOCTI1 AFIlirA-

Altliough time latest drspatchea from thn lIterRldt contain some Interesting details of whattook place two and three days ago neither theynor those from the Ilrlllnh Mrlo make lImo situa-tion very clear One timIng however l evidentwhich Is that the forces innvme to tIme relief ofCol Palgettywho Is upat Jatnniersbure-Irlft near Wopener are having n illftlnilt mImeof it owing lo the wratlier and the lIter rfsNtalice Time British plan would appear to bc toco e In on tho fibers who surround time

Colonial force at JntninerKhnre Drift n wasdone with Gen Cronje at Iaiircleberg limit IfFO time ISODI men nor or le under ien

for time purpose If thenumbers of the Hoern lire anything like tho oplated looking at lImo wide circle the rltlshwould hays to cover and the HOT power ofconcentration and rnpld movement Tho pres-ence of ien DeWet and Vllliers reported atThaba Nfhu on Friday lost would Indicate nconsiderable force at that point watching theHrltMi movemenls tu thin ea t mind soiithniKt of

Tho reports from Ilirmfontoin mnlte It look-as though Lord Jtohorls were completelyreorganizing the iirmy nnilor lila trimmnnd anti tlmt he I serlou ly

by the went of horses His despatch ofywterday HIP suspkion thnt en-

Itiindle was meeting with a still resistancestrong enough to need time assistance of twobrigades of cavalry under term French andItll IoliCnrewH Infnnlry divWon Thdetachment of o large n force three Infnnlry-dlvNIoii two brigade of cavalry with theirartillery mid mounted Infantry contingentfrom Illoemfotilelu and Heddersbiirgnttents tutufrhrnwdnesMof the Doer strategy for so long nsthey can be kept In Iho south time direct nd

from ninemfonteln Is fii pendod anilaction of time left wlngal Iloihof neulralinl

The statement thnt a map hind been found ona IlrllWi scout captured n hoer patrol Inwhich time Orange Free State has linen renamedHrnndesla after the lain President Brand uexceedingly lnleri stlne anti In line tli limo

policy Indicated In 1ord Hoberlns flr l publicutterance after M entry Into Itloemfontrlnwhen ho spoke of President Stoynn Ilin limItVfff Iden nnd proceeded to plan out n new ndmlnllrnllon for the free State anti renamedthe State railways Ibn Imperial Military Hall-ways The statement purporting income fromgood authority that the lIter fumes in tliofield niimlxr wpoix is evidently miexntrcernlion unit1 foreign troops have been smuggledInto the country by some unknown routeswhich very unlikely That guns and

are flndlnir wny In by some nutoMhcway route frmn the const nppcarn to bofinite certilin

Douglass Fond Frnm Vitlnnnl Jnird-

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Douil nf Mount Vernnn I irnulil HIKRPi Ih plancf n r of the Natlonnl Guard to runIrlhut from I n to s They would rf pord slidl jr

anti It would be A nest atiniint for Mm I iielA-

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QuestionTo THIS KDITOII or Tutu RtX Sir In rela-

tion to letter of Mr Charles llfm trecl In your1iiie of this date wheruln ho promlKcs A cor-

rection of a Ktalomont inado In hi txwk Nooknnd Corners of Old New York concerningth of St Patricks Cathedral time tntomont he mild which hn now wishes In correct

limit Cathedral wits given to thoUnman for n nominal atop of 1 HimtUr utatementii have btfti written and utteredanti published line and again In tlio faconf wcll-

ostabllshed and recorded fade In I8M HenryIt lleeknmn n former Counsel lo Urn Corporalion now a Supreme Court Judge madeat thn request of John U Crlmmlni an exami-

nation of nil tho records ix rtolnln to thisproperty the result of which was mmnmrllyas follows

In tofl mlr T ioerck laid out what wereknown as tIll common landibelonglng 10 time

Mayor Aldermen anti Commonalty of time cityof New York Into blocky each bounded on time

north and outh by unnamed MrceU sixty feetin width The property In ou ion forms a-

part of block No 02 on map which In

iou wa conveyed by the Mayor Aldermenand Commonalty of tlm city of Sow York to ono

Kobert Lylburn for tho sum of 105 nnd n per-

petual quit rout of four bushels of good timer

wheat or tlm value theroof In iculd orsliver coin of lawful monuy of the State of Now

York payable on I of each mind every yearTilt conveyed liy Lylburn In IMOto Francis Thompson nnd whoIn turn cold It lo Morris and Cornelius

whom It wits n isiu totIme FIre Company of N w and In1821 convoyed to one Doyle Mibjcct tosaId morlgnge

Tho l Flro Company having Institutedproceedings for of tho mort-gage property was by the decree of theCourt of oold nt million andwas purchased on Mich sal Francisto wits accordlnglv conveyed on Nov12 l s by ChrIstIan L a ter nfChancery

dated Ian 3ft I8l nnd recorded Intho ItegUterN onico In thli In liber is ofconveyances page 71 Frauds Cooper con

came property to time tru Uvs of St-

Patricks city YorkInntees of St Church rime

recitals In thus deed Mnto that time nbove-tru teos hud selected time property In iiii tonfor n burial ground designatedFrancis Cooper to ntlend tho fainthe the o wns accord-ingly mall for JJSJO which moneyin as nn additional mini of jsir3

the Ma ter In Chancery for Interest WH

hold In iviunl part by tru tcos of StCathedral the trustees of Rt

Peters Church and the property vasrha ed Cooper nnd takenIry him for two which hindadvanced time money It was accord-ingly conveyed to them

n now plan of streets rind avenuesadopted which dlnVrml frcni

Iho ono fioerckV In I7M which resultedin parcels of hnd being emit from n frontage-on new streets by In sortie ciHSnot morn than a few Inches In width Tothis H plan adopted nnd authorized bythe Common Council Invohod nn ex-change of strips between theIts erntiteos w as to each full blocksbounded by tbo new ftrects Time truMoeg-of tlm onnid n trip of land nxtendIng tho northerly hido of Flftyllrit flrce-tblng 4 fint h wldn nt Fourth nvcniio-nnd to n point nt tin norllienvt norivr of Fifth avenueTin hnlnnco of thn block between FlftyflrntantI econd treels which owned

tie rIte wa thus off from army froutago-oh Flftvftrt

On thn other humid the city owned aon the northerly lde nf Fiftieth strict being1 fwt fl nt Fourth nveniii 1U

Indies lit Fifth nvenite pxcliiding the tnitensof time Catbedral and of St Peters from frontngn on Fiftieth street A In nuriieroUM othersimilar CUKBH an exchange nf thoso somaliso nearly eniinl in ares was mnrin betweentIme cite trustee In IS52 In which eachwcurnd the advantage of n full frontage onn street from which It bad been Timenxchanee In question watt laIr mind wns made In-

puritnncn n plan and In no respectdiffered from n largo of cunvtof like cliarncter

The cIty hnd Inaugurated time of com-muting time rent for a lump mm Inpursuance of thl policy time quit rent in cinex

bu hel of woent SS3 which sum wn nnlil to the city bythe anti the relcn H customary Innich wn made to them hy cltv authori-ties by deed tinted oy II IV and recordedIn Registers o11ce In liber 3i of conveynnce page lust Tlm Mini fo pail representsn of 0 per cent taUinc nof wheat nt IV-

Snb ecUPntv the tru tee nf St PetersChurch convened their Interest to the tru1-te s of Sr Pntrlcks Callmdrnl who thus l e-

c rnn cole owners of properlyIn conclu lon Mr Ilceldnnn nld In nil

of tIme olinrn lran nctlons the dealing of thecity with time Cathedral differed In ro wl e-

frnm n larce number of fImllnr one had bvthin city vlth other owners of portion of Itscommon lnN nnil ir Is nnrnrent time

of the n I have detailed them thatihn crltlc m which hove ben nnR ed unon

method of mvnilMtlnn by the Cathedralof Its propertv are wholly without fotinda

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XBW Tons April H P J PnrtAH

TO WITH TVnKFY

An Kffrrllre Mrtliod Sagcrttrd hy One WhoKnows the Tnrklth Itoprj

To Tlir Kniion or Tnu ScxStr yourLondon correspondent In his telegrnm that

tvdavsSrNM enl iof Kuropenns-n synipnthllngbenevolentlv with countryIn Its efforts to obtain Rntifnctlon of Its claimsfrom Turkey limit nt time limn entertainingthe universal belief Hint they will provonhiilulely without result He further citesthe opinion of nit ofTlror of high mole iu lime

Foreign Office who says that time Ameri-can eiurr of Is out of the question andgenerally ndvise a policy of patience In TurkishYaitntlt go cn y

With mimic re pect to riropo miami IlrllMi For-eign onicn opinion there seems no onwhy ouMJovernment olinulit not proceed tocollect time claim due arid acknowledged bythe Sultan nnd moreover do It In n way thatwould uot Interfere with the Interests or tradeof any other country The method I wouldsuggest l thin

An American nquadron might take possessionof thn Mnml of I mtio tiff the mouth ofUntil and declare n blockade In or outnculnt every vesi l under Ottomanmerchant or war marine If Ihnt did not produceImmediate results which I bellevn It woulilthen there is the Mnml of niiodes the customJiousn of which Miould In n short time luniMitime amount of time Indemnity Timesituation created hy this action wouldciii n the ni ner t lie rondily foundnnd quickly pnld nt the tome wouldnot Interfrrn In the tlight t degree with limit

commercial or political Intcirsu of nny otherpower FOTIIKX

NEW VOPK April 13

To rnr roiToit or TIIK artsir AS yourrixr has become the most ratlsfactory arena In thec lunlrs for the dl rus lun of all rrllnluuniurXloiiHI want to you In tlir hope thai bombyou and unmr of your able forrciondfiitt rx-prrss nn opinion In regard 13 U-

Ilbhop nn hi return from Manila MatrdChAfliln Pierre WIN locklniciftrr ititfrf ti-

ot the ipi Mi l riinrrh rut doug nil ticcutildtn rMablMi It Ihrrr Now n n Inxpnir 0helps ta r y Oiarlaln Ilfrrrs salary fur nuprincU-miKKf I nbjrn lo hii arting AI Ilir general scent ofa partlru r rrllclnui denomInatIon while

pnld A ynur my agent afiiitej Htnie 1 unit ninny olhrM think some

rellithn If thry rnnnnt belrlt undls-turbcdln hl they have uld be better for theKlllplnos

Hare tbapUliH paid by the CiOTrrnrnrnt thetn nlrr into the artlre propaiAtlin nf their pnrtlfiiljrdeiiomlnntnial dews In our f rricn ro e lnni-ClnCM not Chaplain Pierre 11 bf failed down

HAMPTON Va April IOIIN SIANNIMO

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U WAsverinb1 AUiiltue nrraMnn At Did fnnrMrdMnnitt nflrrnnin antI mini thai m eked nf time

oll All the elements were in hirmony with therememir nre mtlnt in honor tit K hrAlm Wale

Hull the nrlirJiiAur of the lnnr rd crapr-

Iearl XrrlJiirriifOnrstrimdKnrlhWtHuooofrom She Truft

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An Fxptrloeot In Finance Mad In Wn-lltfore Ih War

LiNTOtx Neb April 81 An object teutonIn finance Is presented by two large Ironieshanging In limit nmwuin of thn public Library ofOmaha In them In nu nlmoM m-lection of I NI S of time wildcat batik thatlloiiriihed In Nehraskn in th Inter ViX ienthn theory of an Irredeemable currencyfound loilgfinenl In hit West For many ycariImmure liung to ono of Hut tifollowing quotation frnm n fch maili byA I n lloni Dougliacounty nt hit llmo the llrst lull nuthorlzlnfwildcat bank was paKned-

Wlion I fhnll haw IHCII galhred tn rnrfathers timid an monument grace ihsnot where lie burled my bones It will gratifymy soul to look down from the high battlmentiof henven and read engraved thereon this iratile and truthful Itmcriptloii Here lion nn hoiest man ho voted against tbe Inauguration otwildcat bank jn Nebraska

Curiously enough time first Aggregation ntcapital ever Incorporated in Nebraska wa abanking Institution which obtained the privlego by a bubterfiigc Us title WHS tIme West-ern Firn and Marine Insurance and KxcliancCompany Its chnrtor gnvt It pocr to dcnlm-cxcliungc amid this power wax speedily construedns lleonso to do a general bnulong linemenIts cashier was L It Ttllll who wu underPresident Lincoln Troi urcr of ilm I

States anti Its pnylng toiler was A 1 W tswho held Hit Rama oftlw under u later AilinuilKtrillion Title unit lu isftj

At tlio leglilutlvc session In ISM the first ren-

bailie over the Incorporation of wildcat bankwiw fought out J Sterling Morlnii niterward Secretary of Agriculture underPresident Cleveland led tin fight ngnln t ttanks ito wax just firsh from college crudbis declaration that banking busi-ness could bu maintained only upon biirplut-cnplUil of which them wns then none in tinTerritory carried no weight When lime ineas-tiro came up in time Council ho handed In a m-inority report tlm committee Inwlilrlitht

Ixiii relcrrid In which nrcu tl-

crilly urged that oadi note Issued fhnuld l arHill holders Individually liable

Jn tin tiny Die bill law flvo bnriks-nt City llellovii Florenioand were Incorporated Theranged from Viuia tlm HtiirklmlnVriwere iiindn llrllvidually liable for time

lion of nil currency Issued Tlicro was iion cperln reserve nnd mfe

guard ugninst rascnlitv So nttrnillvn n method of gniiiing wcnlili witlmutexertion brought nf prcmclcr ofto Slnto when thn toot Legislature briefSix appllcntlons for cbnrtnrs were rondo lh-commlttiM grow nlarined nml lu IH reportpointed out If thei 1 barter wei

banks ued currency to tie limitnllowiil It would give a per capita circulationto Nebraska of tiSo An u only twoi barters wern grunted

Then thn of i came The wave ofbankruptcy which started with the tnlliir-

tuiny In Sew York of John Ththe did not strIke Nebraska until v-

ernl later Fveii while Fiiwere toppling thn Wcsiern con

Hmtint that while nll Street might Im the moneycentre und the grent nnd

money strength of the limos

Flit Tnttln bank nt Omnhn fulled first Ithad Issued currency without check nnd liad-

Tbe Ilrowiiville hank wus eloped soon titterwnrd It cnllnpn wn occasioned by ih

for i lot of stcnjnboat band on their way the Missouri oitic hundred dollars worth of Its currencyThe cashier excused himself for a momentwalked out time back door nnd never cninnback Jnt 03 WIIN reall7cilat thoassets in time isafe found several thounnd of time banks currencyThe notes were exiollent nmpies nf thegrulng of Ilia day and fn verathey in that long afterwardn Ilrowiiville man was uble to pn s the billsoff nt Ml Louis n good money

limit two of time nine banks survived time panicTime only remindors of tlnir oxlstenco mire ia

musty court flips and In the collectionsof iiumlsnintlsts The only stntlsiinn-vnllablo show that the total of theirnote in circulation nt their maximum of pros-perity wa 420000 when their specie rocrve-wns Jizoonu Timewets arid loans amid discounts JilsIIP The maximum of capital Mode issuedwn oooo

The Platte Bank nt Nehrnrlcn Citystood limo strain longest and fo ivat washit confidence Iri It when other tinnks werefalling manv helped to Imld It byof specie frilled it redeemednote nt par becauw Its president would notallow It lo nld Iliat his nnnmwas ever hn ke l about nt n dUcount Itwrw lime State hank owned by residentsof tIme Territory men frcm Illinoisrind Wl con iKblnd others

dim curious result of time circulation of FOmuch money In tint Territory was that peopleconic to a man could only gethis hills engraved ho had n right to start al nnk Orm without n charter was flnntml ntI Solo n town no longer In existence billswere writ ns far away from n ilA local paper gave warnIng that when the cra icame name of Ilm town would uCfer An opposition retorted hankwas ns ns other l ecnu n Its solvencr-nnd tlm redemption of thn notes of nil dependedupon stockholders Itn Irnllntors Tim er of the minttried to tIn their duty by occasionally quotingtlm tnnrket of issiietwhich ran front llfty iint on the

Flies crnw to get rich by means of mamifnctiirnd nM ed nil kinds nf cninpnnlnt-At suit point n hotel wns erected purely uponscrip t Lincoln thn city irovernmentto make both ends meet by Issuing that

current at par for time mid wnsclpally nicl nl last tn pnj nib tuxes 1-

rriciion inri luniisnco rnr tlieinunidebt oflodnv n In tenrliigdown nn old building used ns n bank 1biindlo of this scrip wn found Most rf-wns rireKorved ns but hornfound their Into circulation and wetspassed upon grocer At Omnnscrip lo thn of virtni wns i ud tnlirld n I li Mini proved iiisiifiiclcn-nml nnotlmr tf iii i was printed The capwin iniiipletedhut wns n few jenrx Inter

Lincilii Most nr time scrip provixl a rlcnclloss to time boliicrs limit il I MII wnitntly ju tillei as n war niensiire in which il-

cltlcns who bore thn lofs gained by the ui-pornry sltuntlon of lm apliol nl Oinnhn

two of the banks Issued of nnomination as high n finnml intentlnnwas thnt tb should wunilcr n thatthey could not return to the hm

out virir v 7tA Fresh Frank frltlclirn of Thrlr Lahors by

the Selectmen of lniicnlerFrom Hit I ooi County Dtmorra-

Th work n th Lnnrasfr bridge InaueuriiedffilIme purpneuf removing the pier nn tile Hntrpshire tide tlnrby tn fncllltite th unnnnl Ing dev f

Hirer ItinibirCnrnpiny iy-

cirrpletrd pier still rmnln r emS ne-ar of the opinion that It rmsi rcmnln In unlrr tn s

lain tin brlilg until such a lime as firl n runb arrumpllalud Wlill itt luldrr nbutmnt arl-piir lire very much Improvidniid Mrrnchtened time

work n whnle Is rnmld rolls rf fnllnreTIme Srlerlrnen uitnLr music fn h r t

the tlimeard mid i nn itnubt riitthat we Shell ricilie II Still we llshnulil-iiit All ret on u The mliuke wm anile in ortet-lmatinR the ilrrrctli of the trmvn atmmrtt

nM iltr Another w1 me endrntcir 10

mind liver an old fttmrlure Ivclnninc At Ihe npwhile niinrt ilin was roller PiislMy w hnneSted the brWe Alii Ipnehtmed Us p n if

con worth limit wr dliibt ItAi o wen Inilrurled by the vote cf the town tn wl

to d lu fart we hnve rxprnlrd I uppri-prlatlon ty nlniist A hundred dillari to moire f-ue ess and IIDW we w irdir where up tire At vv

hines neither remuvrd Ihe pier utufled time lumbercjnipany time taxpayrn norourvlves Iiespetfu 7-mbmltted THE SKLriTMliN-

APIIII 17

One ExceptionFrom tilt fnicayo Tlmtintrall-

Burkley Why Is It n woman can never kepa secret

Henpeck But hn can I have never siregetting my wife to tell me wherelilin our iKketlMolr mind Ive beon trying ofifieen years

Tholce of KllPros llif i tilrajo Heciri-

llortha 1 think I hear n burglar downt lrs

Well lit him alone If cook aimsh II cull In seven policemen nnd we wont havn-

a bile left In the imiiiti for breakfast

Tee Indeflntt-etron Ihi ln Hin iiull Press

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