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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
STA { VIEWS.

The Louis go mine of franklin
county was sold t auction saturday
for - ,OOO
Sparger Broth~- $, of Mount Airy
one of the largest ObaCCo manufacture
ing firms in the ; ate have assigned
The amount of assets and liabilities
are not known yet.
quite a connection was caused Fri
day by the sleepers giving away under
the printing press in the Marion On
CJDemOcrat office. The press dropped
badly damaged.
a correspondent from Fayetteville
says that more cotton has been sold in
that town than for year or two, but
now that prices are so low not a grea'
deal is being sold. The farmers are
respondent over prices, but some be-
lleye that they will advance after lit
tie while.
Luther A. Wynne, assistant post
master at Powellsviile has been detect
ed in robbing the mail and last Frida,
Postoiljce Inspector Gregory arrested
Wynne. lie plead guilty to the charg
AMI Will be tried in the United State
Court to be held in Raleigh next De
cember.
Revenue officers made lively raj
IN hdgeC0mbe county near BattlebOr'
saturday, and captured an illicit still
IN remarkable location. 1t was Il
3 lhe middle Of an immense reed swan
INTO which it had been brought on
boat. \ preacher was the guide Of tn
revenue officers and led them yer
carefully to the exact place. IN
m00nshluers fled.
Friday night homicide was enact
"a III Monroe, at negro feStlva
ramp Carpenter, white mar, an
Louis Clyburn, a young mulattO M
gro, while full of whiskey, went to tn
FESTIVAL and got into row with To
smith a young negro about 20 yea
oId, Carpenter is said to have bee
,o'selIIng with the negro, and Gale
upon HIS friend to shoot. The mula
70 ured, the ball passing through Ca
pehter thumb and into the negro
nneart, Killing him in few minute
Inc negroes in the hall were about
40 violence to Clyburn, when he W
rescued and arrested.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
1HAs PROCLAMATION.

The signal and abundant blessing.
OF the Sovereign Raler Of nations
throughout the year nov closing de
care iae liberty and impozs ;ks
cuiy o. setting spsr: special DAY
Tor Praise and Thanksgiving.
In addition 10 Ills mAty mvrvles
orr State tas tee2 spSr.d 81 kes
disasters, cen AZ Is sTd tataru a
s.fltrs: out Pc r.r nave beea blez
SD sstI ooGa'iisl hsrgtz many o.
them sl,A pee ETA! hId happy houe.
asd t4ey have bten voachsSfed
progress IN the promotion al Eiu
ea'ion and IN the fUli preservation
OF the - ltelous freedom aud &c
some ex'eui, the retention ( them
civil and political hberi!, As tzeas
the Republic.
Therefore. |, Daniel l.. Rass, Il,
Governor OF The Safe of Norm Car.
DINA, IN conformi:ory TO time.
honored custom, do designate and
appoint Thursday. the 18th day OF
Novem Der, 1897. as day OF public
Thanksgiving; and | do exhort ali
good citizens to Assem- Gte on that day
around their hresiies or az their sew
eral places Of worship and there re-
member The Glver of every coed
and perfect gtf," and render unto
HIN their praise and gratitude for
His goodness and mercy which "er-
dureth forever" and beseech tf Him
an oversight and guidance that will
enable IS 10 be more worthy OF the
manifold blessings already erjpyed
and OF those which, through His low
ing kindness, He hath Ia store for !:
not forgetting the poor and The
needy, the sick and the b fiji ted 4 Il d
those who may be oppr' ss,d or de-
prived of equal opportunities by
such OF their fellow men as may De
IN posse ssion OF privileges aud PIE
rogratives that are not consist mt
with the fundam entail principles Of
free government and are not sane
toned by the laws of God.
Done at our city of Raleigh, on
this the ninth day Of November, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety seven, and
in the enc hundred and twenty see
OF year Of our National Iudepend-
ence. DANIEL l. RUSSELL,
Governor.
By the Governor:
JOE l.. ALEXANDER.
Private Secretary.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
A Proclamation by the Governor.
800 Kew rd.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Eypcufiya Danarfmap.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Executive Department.
WHEREAS, official information has
been received at this Department that
an unknown person, on the 23d day OF
October, 1897, did assault. with intent to
commit rape, Miss Nora Cole, in Rich
mond county;
AND WHEREAS, it appears that the
said unknown person has fled the State
and so cOncealS himself that the ordi-
nary process Of law cannot be s. rived
upon him:
Now, THEREFORE, |, Daniel l.. Rus
sell, Governor of the State o! North
Carolina, by virtue Of authority in me
vested by law, do issue this my prncla
nation offering reward of -Four
Hundred Dollars for the Apprehension
and delivery of the said unknown per-
son tn the Sheriff Of Richmond county
at the court house in Rocking CHAM
n. c., to be paid upon conviction OF
the accused, and I do eDjoin all good
citizens to assist in bringing said Grim
inal to justice.
Done st eur city of Raleigh, the
twenty-seventh day Of October, in the
year of our Lord enc thousand eight
hundred and Eiuety-seven, and in the
one hundred and twenty-second year
Of our American Independence.
DANIEL l. RUSSELL.
By the Governor:
j. T.. ALEXANDER.
Private Secretary.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11

quite distinct from the women of
other countries. 1t has become al
most an every day occurrence for
the nobility and royal blood OF Eu-
rope to cross the water in search of
an American beauty, for the Unit. d
States has BE- come famous through
ont the world. The American beau
ty is a peculiar product Of this coun-
try. She has, however, one foImid-
able enemy, not only TO her beauty,
but to her health as well. That en-
envy is indigenous 10 the climate and
soil OF the [ nited States. 1t is called
Catairh. Almost every woman has
II IN mild or severe forms. Our eli
mate makes it well nigh unavoi ia
bic. 1t is the only natural enomy
the American woman has. Not on
~ is the United States the home OF
catarrh, but it is also the home of the
now worldfamous catarrh RENE ly.
Pe-ru-ns. The medical protest. oil
has at last succeeded in devising 81
remedy for the wtll-nigh univers: |
disease.
D.. Hartman, the oripila! g n
FOUNDER ef Pc ru ma, has recent
book on chronic catarrh which 10
will send free to any address for p
short time Address TIE Pe-ru IA
Drug Mfg Co, Columbls, o.
Ask your druggist for free Pc
ri Ia A lman for 1898
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
800 Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh bein : a
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
If the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature
in doing its work. The prOprietors
have so much faith in its curative
powers, that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails te
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, FL. CHENEY & Co.,
TOLEDO, o.
Sold by Druggist. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
Earthu1aka Shakea IIah D

A severe shock Of. earthquake
hss weak was felt the entire dist
gloe fragu Silver Bow, Idaho, to
-onida. ontana, and later second
sock was perceptlble, but not so Sc
yre. a. Divide Rock, Red Rock,
ma, a1d Monida, windows ratified,
Dishes fell to the floor, flour-pots
ere thrown from their stands, lam .
camneys and other glassware SUI
fed destruction, clocks stopped
"a buildings were made to sway
A cracE. At Dillon especially
VS. the ucs;t shock sewers. The
cost housv walls were cracked and
Ia plaster fill from the ceiling.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
ABUSE NOT ARGUMENT.
Why 'he Monopoly Papers are Praisin
Wilson.

why 'he Monopoly Papers are Praising
Wilson.
For the Caucasian
PARKERsBURG, N. c., Nov. l, 81.
| have received three bundles of
sample copies of the new railroad
organ, S Ohio Wilson's Hayseed der.
So far as | can learn they are only
being sent to influential Populists to
try to SOW seeds of discomfort in the
Populist ranks. What better agent
Of the money power do the railroads
and bankers want7 Wilson calls it
Populist paper. If it is genuine
Populist paper why does it spend its
time in abusing Butler and Russell
two men who are dong more to help
the people in their fight against mo,
nopoly than any other two man in
the State. If it is a genuine Popu-
list paper why does it copy articles
from Democratic papers which abuse
Butler and Russell? If it is a Popu-
list paper, why do the goldbugs and
machine politicians and railroad a.
torneys who once fought and abused
Wilson and tried to put him in the
penitentiary when he was standing
on the side of the people, now ex-
press delight with the paper and
praise Wilson, Let Mr.. Wilson re.
member that the same enemies OF
the people that used to abuse him and
Butler and Russell are now praising
him and are still abusing Butler and
Russell. The abuse which this class
of folks have been heaping upor
every patriot who dared to fight fol
good government and who had the
courage to fight monopoly has pu
Russell in the Governors chair and
put Butler in the United States Sen
ate. And now Wilson joins this
crowd and helps them in their abuse'
Well, it makes no matter for The
more of such abuse the stronger til
people will stand by men like Butlel
and Russell. The people are tiret
of abuse. They want to hear argu
ments and facts. l cannot find any
thing in the Hsysseder but abus'
and l can assure the Hayseeder tina
the Populists in Bladen county witt
one accord will say we'll done. 70
Butler and RusssL.
| Yours in the fight for liberty,
G. P. SUTTON.
Chairman P. P. Elk. Com. of Cypress
| Creek Township, Bladen county
NJ
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11

/ 81 Fsss.a srssa -zss-s. sd WI rse-
I eseis b. Asna.if s>4er.

WISsIus. y. 6. Nov ; -wGn.tst =.
arsi 'ebsreo erpas i'ian cIasrt FRIDAY
night u gas The 9rAna-sl and 81
get fuFr~ss ii sfy ssrnt ss~r EiEsn
here. Fifteen Ih4u-znd sislE0r. Va -
there AZ th~ closing day. IEclutfIs
over a. pr~lty gri- frou III STATE
Nurms college II ',reru -bsra.
TIE hr.t ,htng ou Ei.r yra.rsu4Gl- t.
ia. wa- = b'c1 Gle pArsd~. Ia at "a
over loo y'gng lsaies. Tu~r. boy- std
girls wrre az line. Teo Ace bfck :.
were given 5. priE-- far tie rs; de-
coratsi wheels. Aft+r the award ~
the primes 10 Ma announced that NJ
Patton / al t-r1-red hts check ior
81 .UcJ 20 secure the holding ~ 10, fair
mex year The generous oder VA re-
ceiv-d with great applause. The NJ
Preston prevails That the far Wi! De-
come an annual f-sture in Winston
SAleni's history. Thirty nine prem
lGms, ranging from s. 10 SIS. were
awarded 10 farmers Tor beet leaf to-
bscco exhibited a. the far. burIrg
the Fair prize WRAPPERS sold for -
cents pound.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11

OMAHA Nebr., Nov. AT Henri.
George memorial meeting this after
noon, Rev. John Williams, rector o.
st Barnabas' Protestant Episcopal
Church denounced the churches o.
New YORK City fer their opposition to
George. The reverend gentleman
said the New York churches especial
ly the Protestant Episcopal, were under
the control of the Nanderbilts and
Astors, and while Henry George was
Christian in his every fiber, pluto
cratic influence in the church was
strong enough to shut him out.
WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. 7.-Hanry
George memorial services were held to.
night In the Opera House by the
Young Mems Single Tax Club. John
S. Crosby, of New York, and Congress
| man Handy spoke.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
GENERAL NEWS.

During severe gale on Lake Erie
saturday the Steamer Idaho was sunk
Win sixteen of the nineteen persons
aboard perisbing in the lake.
lNDIANAPoLIs. Nov. S.-.John G.
keerDs has confessed the stealing of
one hundred and eight horses i'm the
streets of indianapolis in the past ear.
Richard w. Merrick and Eugene
Lindsay, Federal Court Clerks in Phil
adelphia, have been arrested on charge
of issuing fraudulent naturalization
papers at $l7 head.
Tine United States Supreme Court
has denied an appeal to Theodore
Durant OF San Francisco, who was
convicted of the murder of Blanche
Lamont. The court affirmed the de-
| cision of the Supreme Court o. Cali
fornia. Durant must hang.
Incendaries Sunday set fire to the
San Mario Hotel, one of the largest
hotels at st. Augustine Fla, which
was burned to the ground, entailing a
loss of two hundred and fifty thous-
and dollars.
Otto Mergenthaler, inventor of the
Sfedt y pc oetilhS EidcHiHc tHaI DedTs
his name, is at Deming, n. NJ. dying
of consumption. He is one Of the
greatest inventors Of the age and his
death Will be great loss TO the
mechanical world.
Four men held up an Atlantic and
Pacific passenger train at a point 6 bout
% miles west of Albuquerque, New
Mexico. The robbers boarded the
train at some way station, and when
the train reached the desired locality
| one of the gang climbed into the en-
CINE and covered the engineer with his
gun. The passenger coaches were cut
off and the rest of the train was taken
on mile where the express csT was r.
| fed. The safes were blown open with
dynamite and the robbers he I'd nm
| st ' : to the contents
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
EurSIars Murder With sI.ts

COLUMBIA, S. c. Nov. An old
woman and a merchant, living in
widely d Il erent sections. were killed
for their mo7ey last night Phyllis
Pitts was fouud dead IN her nome
near Donald's. having been cIu bbe d
to death. Size WAS very old, lived
alone, end was reported to have IL
considerable sum of money hidden
in her house. The Il ,oriug was torn
up and If any treasure was there it
was taken.
At Wexford some one called on A.
K Ballenger, the largest merchant in
the town, ard urged him to sell some
small articles. Baltenger opened
his store, and later was found lyirg
by the open safe, with his skull
crushed. The safe had been robbed.
In neither case is there any clew,
and lynching would probably follow
an arrest.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
Another Croaker In the Soutn
Atlanta Constitution.

Atlanta Constitution.
While lovers Of liberty the w,rld
over are cOn2ratulating the brilliant
stroke of the New York journal in re-
leasing Evangelina Cisneros from
the Cuban dungeon into which she
was thrown By Weyler, there is one
croak which is not without peculiar
significance. 1t comes from John &
Carlisle, secretary Of the treasury of
the late Cleveland administration.
This is not the first time that this
same John G. Carlisle has caused the
south TO blush for being credited to It
but in this instance there is cOnsola
ton in fact that his opinion is re-
pudieted, north, east and west as we'll
as by the south
Possibly Mr.. Carlisle has lie n en-
gaged as special attorney for Spain
Fayetteville Observer.
The Constitution overlOoks the fact
the South contains another Carlisle
in the Charlotte Observer, published
in North Carolina. 1t stands on all
fours with Carlisle, regarding him and
Mr.. Cleveland, we believe, as the best
Of Americans and showing its devo-
ton to his views 50 completely that its
leading: editorial, the othe day demand
ed the eXtradition of the Cuban girl
ami her return to Weyler.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11

.. .... prisoners made good
... rom the penitentiGry
".'........ ard tire" o'clock sunday
MONT.
r..... .b.Lil!iogton Trlepl oap
........ s4. JuaOrl GRATED by SeCrt
...,.. -.4.u thompson Monday with
,,"rip... -Dea Of $1,000.
utr. Families save one have been
o.,,., 't.u the periteDtiary in ac-
F.t.,... with the recent order of the
,...,.r. iuur families were living
m,lrI..on
,.,,rnur Russell has offered $50
,.,l for Albert Colleton, who is
r.,,pJ Iu henderson county for the
'',,uIt oI little girl. COlleton is 20
s.ar. DID, black aud slim and weighs
E"rtl pounds. lie is five feet Fix
'grn,. ,n height.
the handsome car which is to go into
nirryormprp states to advertise North
Isyoiina will arrive in Raleigh Wed
c,.dqy from the shops at Wilmington
M. ~ the exhibits can I've placed in it.
.a'p superintendent Mebane is
ending 10 the supervisor Of each
cogaty blank To be filled in with the
name and post Offices of all teachers
Of private and public schools and also
IS of private schools and public
schools and colleges, with names and
addresses of principal or president of
each.
The -.a'p Board OF Education met at
the call Of superintendent Mebare to
pass upon examination papers OF ap-
plirint- for first grade life certificates.
Certificates were granted to Mr.. re.
Craven. OF Surry county, and to Mr..
AN. Garwood, of Davie county.
Evangelist Lee, who has made quite
arrputatIon n the State as Il TEMPER
ancr advocate, preached in Raleigh
sunday. He was prevailed upon to
stay week. lie announces that he
Will wage a crusade against the LIQUOR
trSu.r. sunday night the Fayetteville
Street Baptist Church was packed t.
the doors and many were unable tC
gain admttanCe.
j. 7. smith was arrested in Uender-
son saturday night Tor retailing Illicit
whl-kpy without license He had his
outfit in a wagon and was disposine
Ofthc "dpw" on the streets. The reve
nue. officers here have put in a claim
for Sm,th, and as soon as the civil au
thortles are through with him he Wi
be- turned over To them. His on fl
was -eIZed.
Mr.. Il. +. Gray, Col. j. w. IInsdalp
Is Judge II. Il. Womack and Capt. w
II. Day have gone to Richmond, Va
M hn present at a special hearing a
chambers, Monday, before Judge Pur
neil when the matter OF cOniirmlDi
the sale of the CumnOCk coal minin;
property comes ny. 1t is learned tina
the counsel for the relatives Of tn
miners, who got Judgment !gsi' st tn
company As result OF the dI"4 ster /
the mines two years ago, VII object I
u confirmation Of the sale Mr.. IL. !
London is one of the counsel rrpr,
spnting the miners.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
Minister of War Sta bbed.

dispatch to the London Times
fro Rio Janeiro dated Nov. 9Th, says
"At O'clock this afternoon (Friday) a
sn'dsr attempted to shoot President
N alfs ..ssa 9 nistOl.
te I.es'3aAt was just landing at
tie .arine Arsenal, after visiting the
ST. ar on which Gen. Barbosa, Minis.
ter . Marine. had returned from Ba.
hia.
Re bystanders frustrated the at.
tenn. but Col. NJ Jraes, the Presidents
nephs, was slightly wounded in dis.
dist ing the soldier.
g Bittancour (Gen. MarcadG
Bet; fourt!. Minister of War, then in.
terf q and Was himself stabbed. The
wou 7svas 50 serious that he died sooI
after I'd. The attack has caused the
grea agitation throughout The
city,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
Conf. Il that He Was Ssducer.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 4-Deputy
Sheriff Jarman, of Onslow County
n. c., arrived in Portsmouth to day
with a warrant and req uisition for
white man named Charles 3.
Herwett, who is wanted in that
county charged with wholesale seduc-
ton. He is alleged to have betray-
ed ten young ladies about eighteen
months ago, afterwards leaving the
State. The officer procee ded to
Gilmerton and found his man. Ga
their way to county jail he broke
down completely, admitting the
crime, and begged them to shoot
him rather than take him back to
Caroliaa.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
Disaster t. tto osnut grop,

The Wilmin gton - SAYS The pea
nut crop seems doons this year. 1t
began by beiDs cut oikon fourth to
a halt by the prolons, dry weather
and now it's the wet wfher that is do
ing the damage. Tt rain found a
part of the crop on I ground, dug,
but not sacked, and tie hasn't been
sunshine enough TO g, tns peas, the
result is that BON tneSines and the
nuts are DAMAGE lronnlldeW. And
even where the peas hsbeen stacked
there is some damage rom TIE rain
being carried by the lib wind into
the interior of the saact
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
Railway accident.

II Chesapeake and Ohio yes ,ibale
ez9l SIS, known as the Wash ngton
80 s., from Cincinnati to Wash
i Sf'a, was wrecked near Charlotte
vi, Va, last Thursday. Four
p4a1ns were killed and fifteen in
juzd, Investigation showed that
TIE accident was caused by the
breaking of an axle Of the forward
wuck II the locomotive.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
NOT ALWAYS UNDERSTOOD

a fact often overlooked, or not al
ways understood, is that women suf-
Ter as much from distressing kidney
ana bladder troubles as the men.
Ile womb is situated back OF
ana very close to the bladder, and
Tor that reason any distress, disease
or inconvenience manifested in the
Kidneys, back, bladder, or urinary
passage is often, by mistake, attrl-
outed to female weakness or womb
trouble of some sort.
The error is easily made and may
oe as easily avoided by setting urine
aside Tor twenty-four hours; q sedi
ment or settling is evidence tina
your kidneys and bladder need doc
.orlog' If you have pain or Z n
SScnlng in the back, pass water R
At qaently, or scanty supply, "a
smartlng or burning-these Ills
convincing proofs of kidney 80
81 you have doctored withu.
nv try DR.. Kilmer's Swa nene
sue great kidney remedy. IT,
ana extraordinary effect Inc mil
will su,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
Desire Annexation.

HAyANA, Nov. S-There is mIcn ex-
citement IN political circles due 10 in
creasing lack of confidence ii he
ability of Spain TO establish 81
autonomous form Of government in
Cuba and the apprehension that the
Spanish troops will not be abb t.
suppress the insurrection by force of
arms. The feeling of uncertain ~ as
to the future increase the business de-
preston which has existed for more
than two years and also the desire
among part of the population for
the annexation of Cuba by the United
States
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
Awarded $4,000 for Leg.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. Miss
Mary Hildebrand, comely young
woman OF twenty, was awarded SIP, :
)0o By Henrio county jury for the
,3ss of one Of her legs in a street.
ea1 accident. She was or sing
J2Ewood avenue in April last when
9a5 Of the Traction Companp's csrs
an over her, ipj ring so seriously
tia her leg had to be amputated
eo.,e the knee. The jury's verdict
v based upon the fact that she
Le'4a profitable situation for which
tHi lnca FACILITATED her.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
Your ChsIdrtu Aurdrrd

~. JuLrESsg. acgsKc. Nov. 5 -
Four children OF Nl .hsel McSuIty AID
wife, were brutality murdered y~.ter-
day The parents had come TO -.
Julieune TO transact scme business
leaving their three daughters and a
boy home During their shs@ nee =
neighbJr called and discovered tie
bodies Of two of the girls on the II scr
OF the Kitchen in the house with their
tLroats cut. The body OF the oiir.,
daughter was found midway between
the house and barn in similar eoudi-
tion, and the boy body was discover
ed III the barn No possible cause for
the atrocities has been learned. except
ing e-sire 10 assault the girls. The
girls we're aged eighteen, sixteen,
and 'onfi. e0, resi- ectistiy, ard h. boy
was ten years old.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
Debt of Nashville Exposition.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. AT a
meeting Of the executive committee
of the Tennessee Centennial EXPOSE
ton, held this afternoon, Auditor
Frank Goodman filed his report,
showing that the total Indebtedness
of the exposition is now only $780,.
900. The property of the exposition
compa is valued at far more than
this sum, and there are unsolicited
assets amounting to $39, 900. The
total attendance officially reported
w&s ], 682 1906.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-11
To Court Martial Weyler.

LONDON, Nov. A special dispatch
received here from Madrid this after
noon says that the Spanish cabinet Is
now considering the impeachment OF
General Weyler, the late captain gen.
eral of Cuba, on account of the re-
marks which he made previous tC
leaving Havana on his return to Spain
1t is said that Weyler may be court
msrtialied,