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election of Mr Kerr ofPennsylvania as secretary of theCongressional Committee in placeof Lawrence Gardner will enable

to pay occasionally a visit tothe committee rooms As long asGardner was secretary we neverwent there for we remembered theEndowment explosion on Tenthstreet by which several of our clients lost the savings ot a lifetime

Tbe Maines Calamity

will be known in history as thegreat obscure enigma As matterslook now its origin will never bediscovered and if the Administration and the bondholders havetheir way it will be intimated thatour own officers blew up the ship

The great United States are asto their foreign policy a miserableconcern

We musthave another party inpower Had not Bryan been defeated by Hannas money theCuban question would be settledlong ago and the United Stateswould be esteemed and fearedtho hsom of the Spanish bondholders would have lest money

D tk of Columbus Alexander

We learn with great sorrow thatour old friend Col ColumbusAlexander also known as the intended safe burglary victim hasdied at his residence in this cityWe lose in him a steadfast and valued friend He and the late WW Corcoran were the men whoavailing themselves columns-of the WASHINGTON SENTINEL theonly paper in the District that theRing could not buy broke up theShepherd regime

Col Alexander was a noble manin every respect His family alterwhich the city of Alexandria isnamed became possessed of allthe short Jands in Virginia fromGeorgetown to Alexandria includ-ing the Arlington estate as earlyas 1649 one hundred and fiftyacres of which are still in possession of the family

A farewell to our old friend

Death of Oils FrnoU Willard

We regret to announce the deathof this distinguished opponent ofPersonal Liberty We met heronce at the Capitol in debate beforethe Senate Committee and our per-sonal intercourse on that occasionwas a very pleasant one She was-a lady of talent and ability Al-though engaged in a wrong causefor prohibition is not temperanceshe never used language so oftenfound with prohibitionists Shewent to England where she en-

joyed the hospitalities and friend-ship ol Lady Somerset Here shefound that the wine bottle was evenin tbe house of that distinguishedlady an established fact and totalabstinence was not temperancesomething which compelled LadySomerset to break off her connec-tion with the temperance soci-eties

Amendment for tbo Raines Law

The New York Voice Prohspecial correspondent says

moral pretentions of the Re-publican party in enacting theRaines liquor law are ably com-mented on by present eventsEver since the triumph of Tam-many it has been urged to the Re-publican leaders that nothingcould save their party from defeatin the State election next fall ex-cept a conciliation of the liquorvote It has been represented thatthe brewers and beer retailersfind the Raines law a special hard-ship and unless relieved will putthe Democratic party in powernext fall And so in spite of thefact that the Republicans pretend-to have enacted the Rames law inthe interests of temperance andhave had the support of thousandsof temperance men on that ac-

count it is understood that theirleaders have agreed to revisionsthat will make that law more ac-

ceptable to the liquor interestsThe principal feature of the com-ing amendments will a lowerrate of tax for retailers of beer andaleThe friends of personal libertymust not forget that if the Repub-lican Tracy ticket which was

a platform to carry out theRaines law more severely and in-

crease its hardships had beeninstead of the Democratic

Tammany ticket the Republi-cans would never have thought ofthe idea of thus amending theRaines law All that is due to theDemocratic victory Hence ifyouwant to have liberty vote the Dem-ocratic ticket

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Warnlnjf to Our German AmericanPreuB

We have frequently receivedcompliments from our GermanAmerican colleagues for success-fully fighting for liberty and theinterests of immigration at theCapitol They have thanked uswhenever we have laid their ideasand sentiments through the WASHI-

NGTON SENTINEL before Congressand thereby succeeded in carryingout their wishes

But have they not noticed thatin all such instances we have suc-ceeded only through appeals tothe Democrats and through havingthe latter interested in their behalfand that the masses of the Repub-licans haye always been againstthem in fact the authors of themeasures against which they pro-

testedWe know of no case where we

have been able to do anything lorour friends without assistance fromDemocrats Our first duty wasalways to appeal to Democrats tryto convince them of the justice ofour cause and induce them to voteagainst the majority of the

party who happened to be inall matters conerning immigra-tion and liberty on the oppo-site side As shown elsewhere wehave for more than twenty yearsfought in this way the Five

Bills to investigate theliquor traffic and later on the at-

tempt to increase the tax on thepoor mans beverage the many

bills the Morsebill etc and through the Demo-crats only have we prevented theirpassage In fact without the Dem-

ocratic party we would have beenpowerless and unable to do any-thing for our friends

Because the Democratic partyhas then been always the truefriend of pers3nal liberty and theimmigrant we have been a Demo-crat No silver or gold couldever sever our connection with theold party while it is true to libertyThat hason the other hand gained-us the trust and esteem oi theleading Democrats one 01 themSenator Gorman writing us onlylast week the letter published else-where on the third page

That explains why we havebeen able to render so many ser-vices at the Capitol

ago the Lodge immigration-bill came to a vote in the Senateall the Republicans voted for itand all the Democrats except twoagainst it That was due in nosmall degree to the WASHINGTONSENTINEL Honesty is after allthe best policy and will pay inthe end

Now if our GermanAmericancolleagues will put liberty at thehead oi their columns and supporttheir friends the Democrats andnot their enemies the Republi-cans KnowNothmgism prohibi-tion humbug and Sunday tyrannywill soon belong to the things thatwere and they themselves will alsopersonally be regarded with esteemand politically be i ore consideredand respected

Let them make all other issuessecondary to liberty and not forabstract questions sell it perhapsfor gold and they will live as free-men in a free country

No Crime to Enter Your Bar onSunday

In the case of Michael J Hannan on his appeal from the de-

cision of the Police Court whichfined him 50 for keeping a saloonopen on Sunday the judgmentthe lower court is reversed by theCourt oi Appeals and the right ofa man to enter his bar on Sundayaffirmed Briefly Hannan had asaloon Over the saloon were hisliving rooms His bartender livedwith him Hannan and his bar-

tender went out one Sunday morn-ing passing through the saloonand locked the front door behindthem The back door was keptbarred from the inside WhenHannan and his bartender wanted-to go back to the living rooms theyhad to enter the saloon by thefront door They did so and apoliceman saw them The police-man followed them into the saloonand had Hannan arrested for

his place open on SundayThe court found him guilty andfined him 50 New the Court ofAppeals gets him out of his

by reversing the lower courtsdecision

Under the ruling of thecourt as now appears keepersof saloons will have to be just ascareful as they were before as thedecision in effect gives the ownerof a saloon only the privilege of

when there is no other way of getting into his house Even thiswould not be pcrmitted in thefuture for the excise board willundoubtedly not grant licenseswhere the saloon has to be used as-

a passageway

Paternalism on TrialThe sage remark of President

Grant that the best way to securethe repeal of an obnoxious law isto enforce it is now on trial invarious cities as a result of the attempted enforcement of PuritanicalSunday laws

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been called on to comply with theSunday laws have obtained a hear-ing for their demand that theselaws shall be enforced to ther full-est extent The same situation hasbeen brought about nearer homein the New Jersey cities of

and Passaic where the attemptat a partial enforcement ot theSunday laws has been met by ademand that they shall be fully

and that equal justice shallbe meted out to all who transgressthem

In every case this demand hasconclusively shown that these lawswere never intended to be

enforced but that they wereenacted to serve the purpose ot big-otry and persecution

Since common sense and aregard for the natural rights

of citizens have not sufficedthe enactment ot this odious

and fraudulent legislation the onlyalternative when it is appealed toagainst particular classes is to ex-pose its real character by impartialenforcement Thetemporary hard-ship of such an expedient will bemore than offset by its valuableresult

Ktmarkabln Race and TheirMany Curious Customs

It Is not long since that reports werereceived of the killing of a party ofAmericans by the Sen Indians whoInhabit Tiburon island in the Gulf ofCalifornia while within a few weeksthere was a report of the attemptedkilling of another party of Americans

Those Seri Indians seem to be a queerset it all that is said about them is trueFirst they are noted for their large sizeand their abilities as athletes on landand water According an account ofthem those who have witnessed thefraquatic sports at a safe distance declarethat many of them can actually walk orrather run upon water with no otherassistance than broad rawhide shoesThey are expert fishermen and hunts-men giving most of their time to thbsort of enjoyment They have rigidideas ol maintaining the game preserve-on their island and limitpenalties the killing of game Theydestroy all children in infancy that arcmalformed or appear to lack a certaindegree of intelligence In this way thestandard of both physical and mentalcondition in both sexes is kept veryhigh It is accurately believed that

time the native women were exter-minated to make room for a whiter andsuperior race of women

The nucleus of this race of higherwomen was formed from captures madeat various times extending overa seriesol years on land and u aler They haveno schools but each home has a systemoi mental and physical training Thenatives guard their shores day and Jightand no man is allowed to penetrate theisland if he shall succeed in making a

landing It is said no epidemics haveever prevailed on the island and diseaseof every kind Is scarcely known amongthis extraordinary people In conse-quence of this the men and women aremagnificent in their physical endow-ment No man or woman is allowed tolive beyond the age of 70 no matter howwell preserved in body and mind Bycareful selection a large percentum ofthe women have a transparent peachycomplexion and deep auburn hair

There is most likely a great deal ofromance in this account of them forlittle being known of them they readilybecome the subject of romance and ex-aggeration If they destroy childrenwho are lacking in physical or mentaldevelopment they are putting in

one of the most advanced theoriesof the day It may be that the Indianswho live on Tiburon island are magnifi-cent specimens of manhood such asPigaffeti who accompanied Magellan-in his world circling voyage describedthe Patagonians to be though Darwindid not find them up to the standard oftradition-

If it is these Serfs custom to permit-no one to live beyond 70 years of ageno matter what his or her physical condition they have approached the Utoplan ideal though that ideal was todispose of people when they had becomeso old and infirm that they were nothingbut a burden We know that in someparts of Siberia the same custom obtainsmore advocates But why forbid

to live beyond 70 years Is the ideaderived from a perversion ot the teach-ing of some early missionary that mansalloted time on earth is three score yearsand ten It is not impossible

These Seri Indians seem to be an m-

tertsting remnant of some race and ifthey were studied scientifically bv skill-ful ethnologists some interesting factswould be sure to be developed Firstattempts to study them would probablybe quite hazardous Salt Lake Herald

Oroker Will Stick to Sliver andChicago Platform

The Bryan Democratic platform1896 is the platform on which RichardCroker for Tammany stands andstand until the partys principles aremodified by another national convention

This statement of one of Mr Crokersmost intimate political friends wasmade Tuesday night On the sameauthority it is stated that Mr Crokerhas taken a olace among the free slIverites not because he believes in theirprinciples but as a mater of strategy

Crokers plan is simple and safe Ac-cepting the Bryan platform Croker i ndTammany make sure of recognition asregular and straight Democrats in theNational Convention ol 1900

Croker lully expects to control theDemocratic national convention of 1900Ever man he has made has been withthat end in view and he is not alone inbelieving that Tammany will wield avast influence in national politics twoyears from now

Should free silver be the issue raisedby the Democratic party again howeverrCroker will accept the convenlions decision He has so declaredHe believes in unity or at least he hassaid he does

He will try to keep silver out of the

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Hi Henrys Big Modern Minstrel Showwill be at the Grand Opera House onMonday February 28 and an uptodateprogramme of novelties is promised byartists of the highest ability in theirlines A striking and most acceptablefeature of this attraction is the carefulattention tbat has been paid to even theminutest detail everything in and

the makeup of the company is ofthe most elegant description carefullyse ected and procured by the managerwith the one aim in view of presentinga strictly refined uptodate high gradefirst class city attraction All ot thelocal scenery is removed to make roomfor their special sets and their first partis said to be without comparison in theminstrel line They are specially com-plimented by the New York journalswhere they have played recently ashaving fine singers talented comediansaccomplished dancers and a varied andextensivejoho of high grade vaudevillesWe are glad to welcome attractions ofthis nature

John V Ishams Octoroons willprovide the entertainment at the Acad-emy next week when a programme ofsuch variety and excellence bepresented as should delight any audi-ence for which a popular play house isnoted There will be original sketchespretty dances excellent singingplenty of comedy A number or chor-uses from the best grand and comicoperas will be rendered with that volumeand sweetness for which the coloredrace is noted The whole entertain-ment is cleverly woven into one inter-esting whole is beautifully costumedand staged The olio which follows theopening sketch The Darktown Out-ing is made up of several specialtieswhich have cost no little sum in ensem-ble and have proven so popular as tohave been copied in several instancesby other companies A number ofthe company have voices which be-sides their natural sweetness havereceived considerable cultivation insome of the best musical conservatoriesin America Mr Isham has endeavored-to provide a novelty and rumor hath itthat he hath ably succeeded Duringthis engagement the regular Wednesday-and Saturday matinees will be givenand an extra matinee Tuesday Wash

I inetons birthday

Heralded with tbe most fulsomepraine and accredited by the press univeisally throughout the country as hav-ing achieved the most artistic success ofhis artistic career Digby Bell thefavorite comedian will open an engage-ment of one week commencing MondayFebruary ai at the New Natioual Thea-tre for the second time inthis city Augustus Thomass latestsuccess The Hoosier Doctor adomestic comedy of Indiana life

By his impersonation ot the title roleof Mr Thomass latest creation MrBell has according to the various ex-changes throughout the country

in placing himself side by sidewith the foremost character comedystars of the present generation and byhis artistic method has In his work beenmore than favorably compared to suchartists as Joseph Jefferson and Nat CGoodwin In his new departure AirBell essays the role of a gentle selisac-rificing patient and withal humoroustype of character whose efforts in lifelacked necessary application and steadlastness until at the middle age hesucceeds in graduating at the head ofhis class with honors as a practicingphysician He is a widower with threedaughters and a motherinlaw of theexaggerated type that we frequentlyhear of seldom experience-in this hie and yet they exist and inthe doctors case with marked evidencefor her sole ambition apoarently is tocriticise and obstruct everything andeverybody particularly her luckless soninlaw whose gentle disposition andaffection for his children and compla-cence subordinate him completely tothe dominant nature of the family scolduntil eventually he seeks heart affectionand peacefulness by the clandestinemarriage with a particularly attractivewidow and it is due to the secrecy ofthe marriage and the many excusesset forth by the doctor for his absencesfrom home that much of the comedyand humorous contretempts of thecomedy are developed until eventuallywhen the fun is raining fast and furioushis mother inlaw and a busybodymeddlesome green grocer combine andinaugural a whilecapping committeewhich visits the doctor and his bride forthe purpose of regulating them in approved whitecapping style

Through this sketch of thr plot of thecomedy Mr Thomas in his charac-teristic manner evolved many delightfulcorn edy scenes and pretty love situationsand has created many marked and

types of character that have wonemphatic praise for the author and thevarious artists interpreting them Thecast with which Mr Duncan BMr Bells manager has surrounded himwas specially enraged with an eye tothe particular fitness of the individualmembers for the various types of char-acters assigned them and in its entiretyit is said to be more than generallylive and gives an exceptionally finecollective performance Among theladles and gentlemen composing theorganization are the following theMisses Laura Bell Mabel Strickland Margaret OwenViola Miles EmmaButler Mamie Fulton Estelle Marburyand little Ethel Vance and the MessrsArthur Hoops Frank Monroe HermanHirshberg Gage Clarke Harry S Rob-inson Joseph L Treacy Chas EdwardsBert Bayard Edward Franklin andothers In addition to the regular Wed-nesday f nd Saturday matinees a specialmatinee will be given on WashingtonBirthday

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Saturday evening and Saturday matinee

Charles Frohmans musical success fromthe Gaiety Theatre London the

CIRCUS GIRL

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DIGBY BELLIn Augustus Thomas Brilliant Comedy

The Hoosier Doctor

EXTRA MATINEE FED 22

Seats now on sale

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Mammoth Scenic Production of theSuccessful Cuban Play

THE LAST STROKEFOR FREE CUBA

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Factory 302330 Hawthorne AveCHICAGO

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