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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
FOR POSTAL SAVING BANKS.


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thu tn tte qass;ien H,s hsu haa
e~ee rnhlasssd IN . large zaut~r ef
papers vita fAvossb'e ean.ss,. Ne
gathered . large sicr. sf tnforma-
non - 10 the rs;srs ans oe<ratsos
of POSTAL sasinss bach. IN o,A.r
ooan,ries asa had 4, pu6li.A.a an.
senate deeanent Ts.r. %. sesh
. large d.mAtd fr ,hts aoeau..t
that The hr,f .di;io. ~as .ooa OF
hanssed and another And larger Cd
ition vss ordered To e~ pri1t~d ius,
before Ccngr~ss ~ Jos rued. Ia /.
noticeable that many n.vspApsr.
thai do not f.vor Any other plank In
the Peoples party pia,sora have ed
.iior.aiiy endorsed Senator Hatlsr's
hall. The labor ofeanis,,ians ell
over the eoar;ry are paXsins resols-
tions IN favor Of postal ssvisg. esnks
and circulating petitions 60 ee seat
TO Congress.
We clip the following FROM The
Washington Post Of the ls,ts
AT the regular ~~shly me-,ing of
Central Labor Uuior last night O.,
Typographical Temple . nuashcr of
petitions we're circulated for sigusrs
which will be presented TO Cor grcss
praying for the csiablishmrat of .
systsm Of postal savings haak,.
Chairman O'Bri-p, 81 the Chicago
Federation, Forwarded the petitions.
together Nth oeasidsrsblo Literature
on the subject.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
1t ID Easily Understood.

Senator Buffers paper is red hot
this week, and from the way the
trust agents are bowling it is to be
taken for granted that they have
beer nit pretty hAro. Although
they claim ne has no follcwcrs, -:
when a traitor to his party, Ike
Kesi.er (who attempted to deisai
Bryan by trying to prevent the Pop
ulisss vf the State from voting for
him) says anything now against
Butler, they take great pains to have
his interviews circulated all over the
State. But it can easily be under
stood when ore takes in considera
ton that some of these same paper'
and this same Kestler We're working
for the same end at the last election
namely, to defeat Bryan and eiec
the trusts candidate.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

SS0tS0 stoyo oS9so - v
ouss>s - 2sssAsas 90 Assss~-s
new Assgs0sss ~ Soc v-se - q . 90
s~~a r-ssssss.s - 0ssssss se-s-uss-s .
0ssssss usO~
Wm. T. Wilson. ex- rcss usssSe Gee.
aod ., rmeriy Q dss,ogsish~d D~G hss
of the uSa.~ of Representatives.. oss
Installed into once ss fr~sid.n, of
Wssh'ux-on ard f~~ tniv.s.I'y ta.f
Se~h.
10 10 sAid al ~ an srrar e-n~ns hss
o~~n rnscs Ia the matter of tire p-osf-
nsstsr.lip Of Augusta, Ga. Whereby
the sppo,ntn~nt uiiI % TO Mr.. ". n
>taIiinss. . hiie man and that ID ons.
tie ooioe~d opp,icsnt. Siii b. giS.n n .
pss1tion In " Ashipgson-
ATLANTA. CO s~pt. is Post mas,sr
Loftin. colos~c, Of hcgsnsviii~. ia. vss
shot last night while going fsum his
Office TO his hsme. Thr~e shoss Sees
dsed. only one of which took eject
The ball passed through the arm iota
the shoulder. No el~w Co the parties
who nred che shos.- i.oftia 10 uos
dangerously wounded
CIEvnla>p. Ohio, sept. i..-Twen.
Massiliion district today. They agreed
To ignore the ten day's prov ision
adopted II Columbus. The differences
between the operators and miners va,
adjusted last night ~ . conference si
Massillon. Both aides made coaces.
sion. A uniform car limit was
established. The price paid for break
throughs and room turning being
increased
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
Lss.Ied Pistols n the JaiIsv.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, sept. 10 At p. m.
three penitentiAry prisoners appeared
in the guard room and, leyel.ng revoi-
vers At Capt. Saxbe, attempted "a
escape. A fight ensued- Tso of tbs
prisoners, Bolts aud Clark, got away
Lincoln, the third prisoner. was held
Bebjamin James, sub guard, vas shoi
twice.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
BARRlO'S SOLDIERS DEFEATED.
Dictator's Career Probably at an End in
Guatema mala.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Sept. 16 -
Private advices received here to day
convey the Information that after
two days Of hard fighting the garri-
son Of Barrio's soldiers, at Quezalen-
tango, succumbsd to superior num-
oers and the revolutionlsts are mas
ters OF the situation in Guatemala.
This is understood as the equiva-
lent to the end of the career of Reno
Barros as Dictator Of the Central
American Republic.
With the announcement that
brrios had caused himself to be
elected President by his Congress,
merchants who have large interests
IL Guatemala stopped payments on
GRATIS on Guate malan houses, as il
was was generally understood that trou.
Die would ensue.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

.NDON, Sept 1.-THE correspond
ent uf the Daily Mail at Constantine
pie says: The Ambassadors Of the
powers at to day 3 Thursday meeting
Of the peace conference, at which rew-
lik Pasha, the Turkish Foreign Minis
ter. was present, initiated all the arti-
cles of the peace treaty, which will be
si 9ned on Saturday next.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
MEXICAN CONGRESS CONvENes.
Presidents Message Treats of Silver-The
Government telegraph Shows an In
crease Of Business.

Presidents Message Treats OF Silver-The
Government Telegraph Shows an In.
crease of Business.
CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. 16.-Presi-
dent Diaz opened Congress this eve.
nlng, reading his semi-annual mes
sage, covering the period since April.
He said the country was at peace
with all civilized countries, and
was gradually making more init
mate ties with them. He noted the
decision of the Court of Claims at
Washington as adverse to the La
Abra claim which had been pro-
nouneed fraudulent.
The heavy rams which have been
general all over the country give
promise of heavy crops. Harvest in
previous years amounted in value to
an average of $208, ,0OO,O 900 and this
year will show a substantial increase.
The Post-office Department and
the telegraphs owned by the govern
ment show remarkable increase oil
business.
Referring to the question of the
decline in silver as affecting the Fl
nance of Mexico, the p iesident says
~ Unfortunately the present fsca
y ear does not begin under as good
auspices as the previous, for the ex
cessive weakness and fluctuations o.
silver, often sudden and violent il
their character, have so Influenced
the economic situations of the coun
try that it is demanding the seriou
attention of the government and ha
caused the adoption of measures o
prudence, all expenses not absolute
ly necessary being opposed or re
duced. The magnitude and suddel
character of the present pertuba
ton in silver does not correspon
to the known causes which produces
it, and, therefore, there are well
founded motives for expecting tha
the factors, more or less artificial
which may have had an influence i
the decline Of silver. will be of sho1
duration, and may even soon brin
about favorable reaction. Their
is not, therefore for the pre-.
ent, any serious reason f.
alarm. The nation will be abl
to pass through this dificul
period confronting it with the sam
3 serenity which it displayed a fe
0 years ago when the causes produce
= alarm.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

Before going on . sea voyage or
into the country, be sure and put .
box of Ayers Pills in your vahse'
You msy have occasion to thank I'd
for this hint, To relieve consti patton,
b blli,ousEess, and nausea, Aver iPAla
are the best in the world. They are
also asy to take.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

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css'A N.s H. 0sss - ksssss Gss, .
ss0esss assssss ssS WtssssA nesAss-
Tas Aessss - S.ssss ssA sssss.
chiiiooshs. No. pisps,eh. izh
Society - greatly sxerei.d ov,r
the sslectioo ,f naid Of honor to
the Qoeee OF k>IsAs Cs,y rioser
Show. and many fiensnip. are like
iy to be broken before Ihe discus.
sion 10 ~ an erd. The trouble eli
came out from the fact that Miss
Edna Wni,ney. one OF the cAtd dAtss
Tor The place, vas barred from the
contest, peremtorily and iusVrmAlly;
Mus Whitney siaHds rs hign IN the
estimation OF the peopls of Chilli.
cothe as any young woman IN the
city. She Is Oeautifni and accom-
pl,shed, of stately presence and
charming personality. Blu; Miss
whitney earns her own living. II z
mother Is . widow. After her father
died, the young lady went bravely
to work TO assist her mother In edu-
eating her young sister. She is en-
ployed as shader IN tobacco fac
tory, q place which requires great
skiii, good taste. keen Judgment.
and perfect eyesight. On account
of her occupation Mss Whitney s
candidacy was vigorously opposed
by q humber of society women OF
this city. On their own account,
aud without consulting the members
OF the local committee, they tele.
graphed to Walter S. Halliwtll, the
Ward McAllister Of Kansas City,
chairman Of the flower committee,
stating their objections, and asking
that Miss Whitney be barred as q
candidate to represent the peopls OF
Chillicothe. Acting upon this re-
quest, Mr.. Hslliwell telegraphtd al
once to the local com mittee:
"The business occupation Of the
young lady is considered barrier"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
FOR BETTER eOADS.

Mr.. John Springs Davidson, of Mecklen-
burg, Believes in Issuing S15O,OOO
Bonds and Using state Convicts to Build
Good Roads In That County.
TO the Editor of the Observer:
There is now question before the
tax payers, all citizens, regardless
of politics, or parties, that needs
consideration, and that is the public
roadside speediest and most eco
nomical way to macadamize them.
The convict force is now being called
for, from every section of the county,
and really they are entitled to it,
but at the present rate of improve
ment, many will be in their graves
before it reaches them. There are
now about fifty Eve miles macada-
mized at q cost of about $lOO, 900, or
about S 900 per mile, in ten years,
or since the macadamizing began.
There is yet about one hundred and
fifty miles to finish. 1t is a long
time before the end can be reached.
Now l think, Mr.. Editor. the best
plan would be for the county to issue
about $3.50 900 of bonds, get the con.
victs from the States farms, and
finish up the roads in all Mecklen-
burg at once. Then the real estate
of the county would incr ease in value
from one-third to one half. II
would invite capital here at once
build up Charlotte, the best city il
the State, and place Mecklenbure
county, not only in tho lead il
this State, but in the Southern
States, for fine roads.
Il We see our roads commented OF
in the papers all over the country
! committees being sent from all point
to see and examine our road or con
, yict sy stem which at once proclaim
that We are on the right track. The1
I perhaps can be great improvement
made in the work, both in time an
q in money. All I ask, Mr.. Editor, i
, q little space in your columns, an
1 that tho tax payers, and all interest
q ed in the welfare Of the county
q study and discuss the matter. 1t
! of equal interest to all.
d J. SPRINGS D vIDsoN,
Rural Hill, N. C.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

OAKLAND, Mo, Sept. l6.-It 10 alleged
that sherman Devall and John 7. Ash
ley, two married men with large fam
lilies, and william Martin felouiousiy y
assaulted Letitis Wilh~n, aged seven
teen years, at Crellin, three miles west
Of here. The Jail 10 being guarded Ia
prevent the men from being Iynched.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

They Favor Civil Service. WI. Cat
They Oppose is-Nss . Matter sf Prsse,-
pie bat . Qus stion Of Pie with Then
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. IA
Judge Cox, of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia. to day dis
missed the bill Of complaint of John
q. Wood, superintendent of mails at
Louisville, praying that Postmaster
General Gary and Assistant Post
master General Heath be epjoined
from removing him from Office. The
case has been considered in the ma
ture Of test of the power of removal,
and the delivery of the opinion drew
to the court room many public cffi :
clsls including membt rs of the civil
service commission. ~e- :
Judge Cox's decision was an elab-
crate review of the law bearing on
removals of Federal employees. he
held at the outset that it was not in
the power of a court of equity to
grant relief in matters of appoint
ment and removal fl ON Office. Then,
taking up the merits of the case, sta
ted that it was settled law that the
power of removal was an incident to
the power of appointment, and that
both could be exercised by the head
of department in reference to sub
ordinate officials. Concerning the
civil service law, Judge Cox held
that it must not be construed to
grant authority, either to the civil
service commission or to the Presi
dent, to make rules contrary to the
law itself, or Of . legislative charac-
ter. He quoted with approval the
decision of Justice Brewer that Con-
gress could not delegate its power to
legislate to any administrative body.
1t is probable that an appeal will
be taken from the decision and it is
said that ultimately the United
States Supreme Court will be asked
to pass on the question involved.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
cAeolInAs UeAo At wIncHfsrtR.

Fssr ussdssS saS esrs,-Gss nssS Ssssss asss sss
oss's n sss es.~sy u >s.s esssl'ss's fsi'ss
sss.ss-
Mr.. o. w. BlAcknAll, writing 20
the News and Observer under date
Of Sept. IL. from Winchester, "a.
says:
"Narth Csrolins has ~ last msde
amends for her dslipq q uepcy By mark
ing her AS known Confederate
graves IN the great "S;onevAil" Gem
etery at this place. The headstones.
all in place. ars equal il not super-
or to the best in the cemetery.
To-day the 35,h anniversary Of
the battle Of Sharpsburg, Was lsid
the foundation stone Of the shaft 10
be also erected TO their memory. The
Ashoy Camp Of Confederate veter-
ans in full uniform conducted the
ceremonies. The Ashby Guards, i've
fre comps nies and the mascblsss
people of Winchester en- masse lent
their presence 10 the imposing cere-
monies.
"The pedestal Of the shaft had
previously been beautifully decora-
ted With flowers and evergreens by
the Winchester ladies. Of whom no
North Carolinian can think si'hout
blessing them.
THE Rev. DR.. Cox spoke The ipvo-
cation The Rev. DIR. Hyde, "f the
Ashby Camp, in full uniform, en-
ducted the dedication ceremonies.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

CUMBERLAND, Md, sept. l6.-SenAios
Wellington intends To remain quietly
at his home here until October I. when
he will 90 TO Ohio tn assist Hon. MARI
Hanna In his campaign.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
N.usnsI Couscii ss %. q. A. -.

B,TIxoRK, Nd. Sept. lG.-The Ma
tionAl Council OF the Order of United
American Mechanics, which has been
in session here since Tu-sday, CON-
pleted its business today aud ad ourned q
10 meet next year NJ Cleveland, Ohio.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

NEW YORK, Sept I5,-Sey mour Bro..,
stock and grain brokers, st 30 Broad
street, this city, assigned to day. The
firm occupied expensive Offices and
had Off ces in ~ arious parts OF the coun-
try. The firms standing WAS good,
and il is said to have done large bus
mess. The assignee said IL would be
impcs sible to give an estimate Of the
assets and liabilities until IN invento-
~ had been taken. Ii 10 reported
however, that the liabilities may reach
uearly 81 100000.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
0eneral Andrade for President

New YORK, Sept. 16-A dispatch TO
the World from Caracas, Venezuela,
says: "Returns from the Presidential
elections in the various States Of the
Republic show overwhelming msjOri.
ties for General Andrade, the former
Venezuelan Minister to the United
SfAtea
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
Rural Hill, N. C.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Sept. The
Italian barque NOrd America, Cafiero
Master, was seized here to- day by Uni
ted States Marshall under libel from
the United States court charged with
smuggling.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
wsyler 70 P.cifv The west Ead.

MADRID, Sept. 1.-THE government
has received . cablegram from Capt
General Weyler, in the course Of which
he says that his plan Of campaign is to
complete the pacificatiOn of the west
end of the island Of Cuba before COM
mencing operations in the east.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

CHARLisToN, 8. G., Sept. Is. TWo
cargoes Of Western grain have been
booked for Liverpool from Kansas City
and st. Louis by way Of Charleston.
This means the opening Of the new
gram elevator on the Sputh Carolina
4 Georgia Railroad terminal, and the
establishment of direct trade with
Europe. The grain will come in over
the South Carolina & Georgia Rail
road and Western connection, snd the
Charleston transportation line OF
steamers.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

nome, Sept. 1S.-An official state
enI r"n y mas been issued denying that Ba-
,b raya, the Italian Ambassador to
"e = nlted States, has been recalled.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
The Pittsburg District strtkers all TO q
Work.

PITTsBURG, PA. Sept. l5,-The coal
miners strike, as far as the Pitisburs
district is concerned, Is off and the ~,
600 diggers will resume work TO NOR.
row At the 65 cent rate. The decision
to ignore the tep-day clause which VA
q condition Of the Columbus settle
ment, was reached late this afternoon
There were only four dissenting voices
once was voted on.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
Mrs Mack and Thera Indicted.

NEW YosK, Sept. 15-Martin Thorn
and Mrs. Augusta Mack were indicted
to-day by the grand jury Of Queen
county, sitting in Long Island City,
for the murder of VIM. !Guldensuppe
at woodside, L. the indictments be-
ing found separately. John GOtha, the
New York barber, upon whose infor.
nation Thorn va. arrested by The
New York police, told the jury OF
I horns confession to him. Thirty.
two other witnesses also testified.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
Eight Townships Voted For School Tax

Eight Townships Voted For school, 70.
The number of townships in which
the special school tax carried as 1ar
as reported are eight, as follows: Two
in Surry, one each in BERTHE, DAVID,
son, Tyrell, jackson, Lenoir ana
Mecklenburg counties. Surry gets
Col. ]. 5. Carr's prize of 5000.
The public W II watch with lnteres'
to see how the peopluIu these town
ships are pleased with i've montns
public school each year.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
virsinia Pssi,sn,isry Crowded.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. ls-The
Virginia peniten,iary il badly over
crowded, and an urgent appeal will be
made to the General Assembly this
VipieT TO inCE-zrS The cell room.
There are ,32I ,obyiets IN prison and
SO CT -. = a. 90 .-f other out
side woTA. The building only has Ia
cells, 40 that there D. so average OF - 4
CO 2 celi, ia come there are ~ ~
mosr. The womsn'- ward is the only
part not crowded.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

The Dispensary Does WeII In Kutherford.
Raleigh Dispatch.l
A native of Rutherford county who
is here, says the dispensary system
is found TO work quite we'll there.
The disper sry is 1T Rutherfordton.
which had for years been a dry
town. Sales are not very large.
There are some "blockading" in the
county, but as long as there is no
disturbance the county authorities
are not bothering about it. When
Rutherfordton was "dry" blind Ii
gers we're plentiful.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
GENERAL LEG stIs N s.x,slts.


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wAsHIsoroS. Sept. ls.-General
Fnzhugh L>e consul general to
Cuba, had long consultation With
the President ai the White House
to-day. In uAs the hrs; time Gen.
Lee had seen Mr.. Mckinley aimee
the former . return TO this country
abou, . fortnight ago Secretary
Alger came over from the War DE
partment and remained until after
Gen. Lees departure. The confer
.enee Vas . long one, lasting about
two hours. Gen. Lee carefully re-
viewed the situation IN Ca.a End en-
planned ~ length all points upon
wh.ch either the President or Secre
iary Alger asked for information.
Gen. Lee gave bis own views very
freely to the President, hut after
the interview wAs very rcticent about
the baiure OF the report be had made.
&c said the President had no; siven
him an oniline ~ his policy % To-
evident. however. thai th. PrsasscEi
10 deeply Impressed with the crIesi
character n the situation 10 Caa. q.
- described by Gen. Lee. % % ls an
+, aerstoo5 sa.t e. The conference b.
strongly urged Consul General Lee,
to retain his Office, ~ least for the
present. and 20 return 10 Havana
at his earliest convenience.
General Lee left here this after
noon for Covington, Va, but befors
his departure admitted that be would
return 70 Cuba ~ soon ~ he had ar
ranged his private Affairs, probably .
about the middle of October. Ia
private conversation with close and
personal friends General Lee has en-.
pressed himself vigorously as TO the
situation in Cuba, and has beer
very emphatic in h's condemnation
of some Of Gen. weyler's methods.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

Sr. Psrenasuks, Sept. le-Two
steamers. the Tsarevifch and MaiEitks,
colIsded to-day in the river voigs, near
Asfrakhan. The former sank, and
while she was going down her passes-
gess, panic stricken, jumped into the
liver. Msuy OF them succeeded in
reaching the shore, but forty per-ons
were drowned.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

wxsrox y. C., Sept ls.-t;enerai
Thomas L.Ciingmsn, Of Yadkin county
wss carried 20 the hospital st Morgso-
ton to-day. His mind has been effect
Cd foe some time, but his health sod
appetite are good, and be talks
No ssly al the time about something 70
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

TIE CAuoANAN one year and the
World Almanac, $1.l5.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic lOc or &c
II G. c. c. fail to cure, druggists refund money
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

SAN Francisco. L al. Sept. 15-Tbe
Alaska Commercial Companys st~sm-
er Excelsior, which sailed from Sc. Mi
chaels, Alaska, on August lsth last, but
Was compelled to put into Unalasks
for repairs on acco"nt Of IN accident
to her propeller while 1t sea, arrived IN
port TO- day with e3 passengers and
about Q million dollars worth of treas
ures. Il Was at 6rst reported that she
brought down two and . half million
dollars worth o! gold dust, but this
proved upon Investigation 70 have
been greatly exaggerated
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
10 'Iars sendisG Providers 60 The Hakee
VITA Q Loeo0sssvs 9ss1ge-

WAsHIxoToN, Sept. IS.-SecFefaTy
Aiger, who has been anxiously plan
ming to get supplies into the Yukon
river region this winter 70 relieve the
almost certsiu starvation nov staring
the h0rdes Of treasures-seekers in the
face, has hit upon . novel plan OF try
ing locomotive sledge 70 run on The
river after Q hard freeze sets In. This
engine was designed for the Nogtheru
logging campe. and Secretery AlgeI
has tried is with some success In his
own big lumber camps in Miehissn
| IL 10 said to travel about II miles "a
hour, and il capable Of drawing ~
enormous load. The chief problem Il
is that Of fuel, and the Secretory hai
invited Joseph Lsdue, the founder o
Dawson City, TO conference on tn
practical value Of the plsa.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23
THE CIVIL SERVICE numBue
RECEIVES 4 SEVERE SLOW ~ TINE
inP0sTAnr DECISION OF
JuOes cox.

Ii VIII Raise Hope in the Y rsast Of MAsy .
Husgry R.pubiieaa Pie Hsat<r-Whss
D"moersts or R<prbies.s are In once
They Favor Civil Service. wh. Cat
They Opposs it-Nst . Matter os Psise..
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-23

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, SEPT. IA -
This morning the board of health
decIar ed a quarantine against New
Orleans and Mobile and all points
affected with yellow fever, and every
train from the south is now under
surveillance.