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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-06

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To Atlanta, New Orleans, NorfslA.
Richmond, Washington, Baltinsra
Philadelphia, Boston, New York.
schedule In effect Nov. LIST, 1893.
TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH,
2:16 A. M. DAILY.
Atlanta Special" Pullman Vestibu,s
Ior Henderson, Weldon, PetsrsburA
R1lcnmond, Washington, Baltimsre
fh1iadelphia, New York, and eli point.
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portsmouth. Arrives 1T Washinste.
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delphis and New York, and with Beet
land Neck Branch for GreenviIia
washington and Plymouth.
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-06

The man who tries to take up his cross
with one hand will never be able to lift
it.-Ram's Horn.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-06

Hoods Pills act easily and promptly on
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-06

The mercies of God, like grapes, are
always found in clusters.-Isam's Horn.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-06

Cultivate the habit Of casting all your
care upon Christ-Ram's Horn.
Evening star., 1897-05-28

people and of a sound legislative morality
This Congress cannot afford to Go the Sugar
Trusts bidding. 1t cannot afford to write
into the tariff bill now taking final shape
a sugar schedule which the Trust desires,
and which If enacted into law will make 1t
the despot of the sugar market in the
United States for years. BY that act the
republican party would publicly plead
guilty to the strongest indictment that
even the populists have drawn, and would
lose the next Congress elections by a larger
ma jorily than the democrats lost those
after permitting the Trust to have its way
in shaping the sugar schedule of the
Gorman-Wilson bill.
Nor is this ALL The Sugar Trust is essay
ing to help shape the foreign policy Of the
government 1t is behind the effort to
abrogate the treaty with the Hawaiian
Islands, and 1t opposes the cause of human
ity for Cuba for fear Cuban sugar under
new government for the island would be
admitted into this country upon freer terms
than now exist. This Is bold flight for Il
business organization. but the Sugar Trust
has shown itself to be capable of it.
This manifest duty rests with the Senate.
Three years ago the Trust made it's play
for the Senate. A democratic ways and
means committee of the House having
adopted sugar schedule which the Trust
was not satisfied with, the Trust worked
upon the Senate and got what it wanted
History has in part repeated itself. A
republican ways and means committee OF
the House has adopted a sugar schedule
which the Trust does Eot like and has
refrs sed to abrogate the treaty with Ha.
wall The Trust appeals to the Senate
Shall the Trust win there the second time
with the scandal attaching to the first
transaction filling the air with malodorous
| revival? Could the Senate afford such a
thing?
Journalism has been called, in compli
ment, the Fourth estate. If the Suga,
Trust is permitted to continue to exercise
Its power in public affairs. it will be en-.
titled to the designation OF the Fifth estate
we Shall then have The Legislative. Ex
ecutive, and Judicial departments of the
government, free press. and the Sugar
| Trust.
Evening star., 1897-05-28
The Grasp of the Sugar Trust.

The proposition that the Sugar Trust
srands fore Congress as other business
interests stand. simply asking for the pro-
lection guaranteed to all under = policy of
protection. is most absurdiy untenable The
Sugar Trust, both In its power in the
business and the political world, and in
the auddcity of its operations, Is Trust
apart. and is rapidly assuming the pre-
pCrti1ns OF a most dangerous public enemy.
II it Is Lot checked. and that very promptly,
there will be no limit to its schemes or 10
its corrup;ing power.
cynical frankness. IL Is bold and unblush-
irg. 1t knows what 1t wants, and 1t makes
straight for its quarry. 1t stands in with
both PARTIES. 1t helps the democrats in
Gemot ratio states, and the republicans In
Republican states 1t stands to win, il 1t
which side triumphs. Its performance in
this particular recalls the IrisEman at sea-
who. in storm. began his prayer in this
wise: Good Lord. or Good Devil, for
krow not into whose hands l may fall
In a political storm the Sugar Trust pro
piiiates both sides with offerings: for Il
knows not into whose hands 1t may fall
So far In its career. 1t has fallen only intt
hands which have fed IT bountifully.
But the Sugar Trust In It's operation,
here should be brought to book. This !,
demanded in the interests alike Of tn,
Evening star., 1897-05-28
4 Special Am bnssadiOr.

The Presidents decision to send a special
amba ssador to London to represent this
government at the jubilea ceremonies next
month and his selection of Mr.. Whitelaw
Reid for the important Office, are both liz
the highest degree praiseworthy. The Eng
Ish function will be unique and full Of
merit and meaning, and the whole civilized
world is arranging to take unusual note OF
it. The G.>ited States should be behind no
nation in the sincerity and completeness of
its fluctuations to the Queen and her sub
jtcts on the occasion. So considering. the
President does well to ,seEd special pre-
sentative to convey the congratulations the
people of the United States desire to eX-
tend to 50 great and good woman and
sovereign on a day marking SO memorable
an event in her own and the empire s
history.
The President finds in Mr.. Reid a man
admirably httld in every way for the
mission. Accomplished as writer and speak
er, of wide travel and familiar with the
best life of his own and other countries;
d representative man truly of American
possibilities and Institutions; experienced
as e diplomat in the regular commission
OF this government; Mr.. Reid may conf
IDENTITY be expected to execute this special
and delicate task with conspicuous success
and all good taste. Moreover. his intimate
Sersonal relations with Ambassador Hay
Jill insure him a warm greeting at the
American Embassy in London, and the
fullest cooperation in the discharge of
whatever of the business may touch jointly
the regular and the special missions.
Evening star., 1897-05-28
LabOrers and Muchines.

1t appears from the accounts of the
meeting held in this city last night by col
ored men that the local workingmen are
Threatened with further loss of employ
ment through the use of machines to take
the place of the street-sweeping pickup
squads, and again the matter of hand
cleaning with its various benefits to the
community comes to the fore. AS The Star
pointed out recently, in discussing the
question. the hand method will permit the
employment of several hundred more men
than can economically be hired on the ma
chine basis, and 1t Is therefore an item to
be considered, especially in view of the an
nual call upon the generosity Of the cit
izens for charity to prevent suffering
among the classes that contribute most
largely to these forces. These pickup ma
chimes are locally experimental, and IT
would be the part of wisdom ON the part
OF the Commissioners to go very slowly
in considering their adoption. The best so
luton of the whole question would seem to
be the acceptance OF the bids for hand
cleaning, the extra cost of which for the
period of the contract might be taken as
representing the expense Of training q
force of skilled laborers for the future ser.
vice of the District.
Evening star., 1897-05-28
Inwise Agitation.

Their, is reason to believe that those
friends of Cuba in the House who are try
ing to force the hand of that body are
contributing to the injury of the Cuban
cause Congressional procedure In the
United States is never a page of clear
reading in Europe. and complicated situ-
alton, such as now exists in the House CT
Representatives, is easily misinterpreted-
For instance, the maneuver OF yesterday
on the part of Mr.. Lewis may be made TO
take on in Spanish eyes the aspect or re-
publican unfriendliness for Cuba There
was the resolution in favor or CUBA. ana
there was Mr.. Dingley's point OF order
against 1t. The point of order was sus-
tanned. and the appeal from the Speaker
decision was tabled. Ergo. as Mr.. Lewis
friend Shakespeare would say, the repuo-
Hcan majority of the House is opposed to
Cuba That is doubtless the form in which
the news will travel to Spain, and SO help
along Spains desperate effort TO porro"
little more ready money.
But the actual truth We know over here.
The majority of the House is not unfriend-
1y to Cuba. The leaders are on record in
Cuba's behalf. What is insisted on is
merely that the business be left to the ma
jority to shape. No great delay is threat
cued Things are working, although the
House appears to- be idle. The Presidents S
special commissioner is in Cuba. with his
ewes and ears open. and his return is prom
ised for some day in June. He will come
straight to Washington and report immt
diately to the President. Then, it is only
fair to assume Congress and the country
will hear the result of the special commits
sioner's observations. 1t is not an easy
matter 10 see how Cuba is to lose by this
procedure 1t is entirely natural that the
President should desire to hear from Mr.
Calhoun. having sent him to Cuba for in
formation. and it is entirely proper that
the House should wait reasonable time
on the President. So far as can seen
neither the House nor the President has
any unfrendly object in view toward Cuba
in this delay. Both are believed to bt
friendly and as the business is highly i'm
rortant it Is desirable that they may be il
full agreement, If possible. in all future
steps taken in the matter. Besides, so faI
as the House is concerned, the question
there is one of majority rule. The minori
ty ought not to expect, or to press for rca
leadership in anything.
Evening star., 1897-05-28
The CoIoneI'. Preference.

81 suppose, said the girl who affects
literature, that you are fond of some
thing now and then in the Scotch liner
"Of CO se,'' replied Colonel Stilwell. But
isn't The time foh that sort of thing past?'
You mean it has had Its Gay. like so
many other fads?''. --@--,.-. ,. CO.. ~.
mo: don't mistake me. 1 wouldn't think
of any such disrespect. There is nothing
mo- delightful in the wintuh months than
an occasional hot Scotch. But at the pres
ent time 1 must say that l incline to'ds q
mint julep."
Evening star., 1897-05-28
Infants Department.

Infants White Pfque Wrappers, collars and cuff,
edged with embroidery Each. 81 .
Infants Outing Flannel Morning Wrappers. neat
pink and blue stripes Each. CSC.
Infants Outing Flannel Sacqnes pink and blue
ribbon ties. Each. .25c
infants Hani-crocheted worsted Sacques. ali
white or with pink blue border. Each .39c
Infants Hand-crocheted Worsted BOotees al
white with pink or blue trimmings Pair. =. .1oc
Childrcn's Cloth Refers. red and navy blue
double breasted turnover collar Each. SOC
Children's Corded Null Caps. with pompon and
CI,ildren's Twopiece French Pigue Sun Hats
hand embroidered, crown buttoned on, easily lawn
dered. Each. h.....-...-----.......- .75c
I'd floor.
Evening star., 1897-05-28
The Shadow of q Doubt.


The men of this land on equality stand:
Each has the same chance is our boast,
loud and grand.
The bishops the same sort of stuff as the
pawn:
Yet 1t somehow appears that a line has
been drawn.
We're born to a fellowship vast. one and
all
Each man to the rest Is a brother
But Chapman Is snug on one side of the
wall.
And Havemeyer, he's on the other.
Perhaps it was luck, or perhaps it was
pluck,
Or the different gait that the evidence
struck.
But the prominent man of the case has
gone free,
While the one who took orders In durance
we see.
That the world holds but knsmcn well
ever recall;
It's fact that no logic shall smother
But Chapman is snug on one side of the
wall,
And Havemeyer. he's on the other
Evening star., 1897-05-28
Mems
Department.

Mems Lauudered Percaic Negligee Shirts. no col
lars. cuffs attached: very slightly and an excellent
value. E.it!. -o'c.
Another lot Of Mems 1is.inch-wide Silk Strin:
Ties in yarios> pretty effects Each $500. -,
Mems American made Black Cotton Half Hose,
good weight for summer and far more service
able than a German hose at same price. PEI
BOYS Percale Nesligee Shirts. laundered, collar
and cuffs attached. ESicn. JUG.
Mems Balbrigyan Shirts long short sleeves
Drawers to match. An excellent value. Per
garment. .--.--.'--'' -"N'
Special.
so dozen more of our Improved Unlaundered White
Dress Shirts open back only-the best shirt on the
market today for the same amount.
3oc. each.
Evening star., 1897-05-28
Muslin Underwear Dept.

Cambria Corset Covers, high neck, felled seams.
trimmed With embroidery Each. 12lsc
Cambria Drawers, felled seems, deep hem. cluster
Of fine tucks. yoke band. Pair. &c
Cambria Chcmses. corded band, open in front,
feed seams. Each. .31tsc.
White Lawn Dressing Sacques. tight fitting back.
loose front. bishop sleeves. deep cuffs rundown
collar, feiled seams. Each. .15c.
Cnlored Lawn Skirts 10 wear under organdies 90
any thin material. umbrella shape deep ruffe put
on with heading: French hack. Each. 81 90
Tcazlet.own GowEs, good foi Longing steamfr
or the bath: pink. blue. brown and gray checks
made to hang full from the neck: neatly finished
with silk braid: large bow OF ribbon at neck.
Each. neutrality-suspicious.. $59S
I'd floor
Evening star., 1897-05-28
Corset Department.

W. d. Corsets made Of good coutil, well boned,
two side steeis. double steel protector Per
|
c. b. Corscts made Of imported coutii. heAvily
bOned. two side steels, top finished with emirohl-
W G. c. Corsets. made Of fine sateen. heavily
bonel, goed hips, top finished with lnce aud rib
Cycling Co.sets mad. Of fine cOutil, well boned.
elastic hips. Per pair- 90
womens Servettes. 60 and SOc. per tioz.
English Military Braces. ..-...... .$lS per pair
I'd floor.
Evening star., 1897-05-28
The Acquittal of the Sugar King.

From the New York Herald.
The collapse of this important trial can
hardly fail to recall public attention to the
suspicious fiasco of the senatorial scandal
Investigation OF three years ago or to
arouse general query as to why IL the
committee meant business 1t stopped with
futile request for data when it might
have made an effective. demand for books
1t Is also well calculated to center more
than ever public attention and even popu-
iar suspicion on the remarkable sugar
schedule pending in the SeEate. In which
there has been exposed bonus to the
trust greater than that which gave rise to
the notorious scandal of 1894.
Why such senatorial fayoritism should be
shown this gigantic monopoly is question
throw much light but unfortunately no
such Investigation has yet been seriously
undertaken.
Evening star., 1897-05-28

After the manner IN which some New
York papers insisted ON locating the .Poto-
mac Flats ON the Eastern Branch, it would
not be surprising if the citizens of East
Washington took retsliative vow to in
vsriably refer, hereafter. to the northern
part of Manhattan Island as Brooklyn
Evening star., 1897-05-28
Plain Sailing,

1T seems to me-" said one young woman,
that Harold talks more clearly on the
tariff than any one else have ever heard"
Yes replied Miss Cayenne. lie has
the advantage Of not knowing enough
about it to get his ideas confused"
Evening star., 1897-05-28
A Comforting Assurance.

Twill soon be here, the time of year,
When all may go and note. with cheer,
That bathing costumes never grow
Like those the picture papers show.
Evening star., 1897-05-28

Mr.. Lewis did not accomplish much for
Cuba, but he succeeded in getting some
recognition of himself from the newspa-
perS.
Evening star., 1897-05-28

Senator Morgan has been characterized
ss pepper and yineSary sort of man. 1t
would be good thing II there were more
vinesary men in the Senate and fewer men
OF sugar.
Evening star., 1897-05-28
Hosiery Special.

Tomorrow Saturday as very
special value we shall offer 50 dozen
Children's Fine Ribbed East Black
Cotton Hose, with double heels and
toes, sizes E to 81, at
Ioc. a pair. "
Evening star., 1897-05-28

The experience of Mr.. Haveneyer will
impress on every man who is liable to sena-
torial examination the desirability of COM
mitting his business affairs to writing, and
forgetting them forthwith.
Evening star., 1897-05-28
Unbounded Aynrice.

''Did that lawyer charge you a very
heavy fee?' asked the trust magnate's
friend.
mo. / offered him large sum of money,
but he refused it and said he'd rather have
tip On which way we're going to send the
market next"
Evening star., 1897-05-28

Women's 4-button Kid Gloves, in
tan, light mode, black, white and
cream. heavy and light stitching, 4
large buttons.
$I.oo a pair.
Evening star., 1897-05-28

In connection with Mr.. John r. McLean's
senatorial aspiration, Mr.. Hanna will note
that Cincinnati always was jealous of
Cleveland
Evening star., 1897-05-28

There will probably be much resentment
stirred up in Kansas over the pictorial
intimations that Mr.. Searles looks like a
pOpulSt.
Evening star., 1897-05-28

The Baltimore ball players do very well
for themselves, but they are exceedingly
unsatisfactory as mascots for Washington.
Evening star., 1897-05-28
SHOOTING STARS.
Surpassed in His Specially

II will not allow myself TO rest under any
suspicion of being a boastful man." said the
Spanish officer. II will candidly admit that
there has been a greater general than l
Evening star., 1897-05-28

An increase of two men brought today's
force on the post Office building up TO one
hundred and eighty-two.
Evening star., 1897-05-28

Whom do you mean2"
Julius Caesar. He could dictate a large
number Of communications all at once
Evening star., 1897-05-28
Saturdays Pure Food List.
Best Qualities at Special Prices.

Pure Vermont Maple Sugar. per III. .......... 15
Brooklyn Cheese Buttercaps. per pk:. ....-.... Is
BrDoliyn Petite Ginger Waters, per pkg. :,5
Cream Of Wheat, per pkg. kg.................... IL
Grsnose Flakes. per pkg. 10
Postum Cereal (health cOffeep, per pkg. ....... Is
Caramel Cereal, per pkg. kg................--.-. 15
Bensdorp's Royal Dutch Cocoa, per II H.. IS
Raker's Cocoa per y observation-disclosures lb. ~
Raker's Chocolate. per " lb-...-.--....-.... Is
Plymouth Rock or Chalmers aelatine. per pkg. 10
Brosnangelon g aavOrs}. per pkg. II
Durkee's Farina OF Tapieca, per pkg.........-
Kneif,p's Malt Coffee. per pkg g..-.---...--.. 10
Salted peanuts, per pkg. kg.............-.... 10
cayuxa Table Salt per bag 3
Pure Imported Lime Juice, per bottle. 50
Nfiier'e Cherry Phosphate, per bottle. ID
Canfren 4 Coehrane's Ginger Alc, per dox -. H.:
MiIIer's F1asorfng Extraets. per bottle $50. =
n l. brand Imported Olive Oil. per pt. hot. 70
Selected spanish Queen Olives, per pint bot. e
Johnsou's Sweet Mixed Pickies, per bot 10
Helnz's India Relish. per bot. ot..............-. =
HeSnz.s Celery Sauce. per bot. ........:..-..-.5 .
Heim's Malt yinesAr. PER 10. is
Sunerior. Mined Pickles. per hot. .s....-. e
Crosse & Blaekwells Jams. per bot.........-. y
Imperial Cream, pr can.. Il
Evening star., 1897-05-28
Girls Outfitting Department.

Girls Fine Striped Persian Lawn Dresses: high
neck and guimpe styles: made and finished In
very superior manner. Sizes TO II.
$I.88 each.
Girls Short Reefers. jackets navy blue. spring
weight; neatly trimmed with braid. Sizes TO IA
Special value,
SLIGO each.
Girls Eton Suits of all-wool navy blue serge,
braid trimmed jacket and full sored skirt. Sizes
9 to H.
$6.75 each.
Evening star., 1897-05-28

Girls All-wOOl Scotch Cheviot Walking Jackets,
double-b-easted, tailor made and finished beautlft
mixtures. Sizes Il to Is
$500 each.
Girls Fine Striped French Percale Blouse Waists
handsomely trimmed with fine embroidery. Sizes
q to IA. Value l50.
95c. each.
Girls Fine Dimity and Percale Shirt Waists: q
host of pretty patterns. Sizes 10 to l6 splendid
values.
SOC. and 95c. each. :.
Evening star., 1897-05-28

Eagle Brand Condensed Mix per can. &c.
Andefson's Jams. per cnn.--..-...--...----- 1oc.
y. Y. State Sugar Corn per can. ...-.......... &c.
Sh-iver's Sugar Corn. per ...-.-....--.-.. 7c.
Nantlcoke Tomatoes, per can. .....-.-.-..-... &c.
New Jersey Frying Tonat toes. per 15c.
Columbus Brand Lemon Cling Peaches, per can. 10c.
Columbus Brand Green Gage 1'lums. per can. 1Sr.
Reid Bros Soup, per Observation-Disclosures. 12c.
California Sliced Peaches. Ter can. ........ 12c-
California Peeled Aprcots, per can. 12c.
Pride Of the Valley Lima Beans per can--..- 10e.
Electric ST trch, per pkg &c.
Ivory Starch, per pkg. s..
Ball Blue. per iskg. &c.
Kissing sun Stove Polish per pkg. De-
Enanlelne Stove PoliSI large size. per can. &c.
alexo. per cake. &c.
Sapolio, per cake 1c.
Brookes Crystal Soap. per cake. ............ e.
Ivory, Borax md Bee Soap. per cake &c.
W. & 4. Pure White soap. B cakes. 20.
W. < l.. Pure Laundry sap, lib. bar. loc.
Armour's Laundry Soap. cakes. ............. &c.
r. q. Oieine, cakrs. krs......-..-.........-. &c.
vacunm H'iite Chief Saap per cakes. 10.
Qaaker City LSe. per can. ...-.-.....s...- 3c
Wnshington Lye. per can. n....-............... Sc.
Iscd Seal LJe. lar can u......-............... ec
Evening star., 1897-05-28

sugar Scandal Schedule.
From the Philadelphia Press.
~. JScandal
tions In Washington at the present time.
Evening star., 1897-05-28
For wear
Decoration DaY.

Here are q few hints which will help you
in planning your Decoration day costumes.
A few special prices that will make your
money go further than you expected. Don't
put OF your shopping until evening. Come
in the morning and avoid the crowd which
always congregates here in the afternoon
prccedinp Decoration day. To begin with:
Evening star., 1897-05-28
Established 1S6

Open until 1 O'Clock Decoration d,
Evening star., 1897-05-28
Glove Special.

1st floor.