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The age-herald., 1898-09-16
CONGRESS OF
 THE F|L|P|NOS  Aguina|dO Delivered a Speech in rOfAbsO|ute Independence II CREATED NO ENTHUSIASM Prominent Natives Hold AIoof Until Pc :, Fully Declared. "
 I1o WISE HEfS.- AV0R PROTEcT0RATE S All Are z mined to Be Freed From
 : lanIsh MisruIe.
THIS FEELING IS UNIVERSAL
And Will Probably Prove the Control ing Power in Determining the Final Action of the Congress-Some
 Want Independence.

London, September 1j.-Ths Man.la cor- respondent of the Times says: "I am the only foreign iournal.sy present at the in- surgent congress at Maiols, which has been selected as the temporary capital of the revolutionary government Early tbis foi e. noon Aguinaldo, accompaniej by a large staff of generals and ministers, moved in state from the convent now occupied as his military headquarters, passed between lines of infantry and through streets dec- orated with palms and banners and packed with thousands of peasants in holiday dress to the church half mile distant
 Here he was received by the assembly dele esates and conducted to platform in the ohancel, from which he delivered d brief message in the Tagaion language, afterward repeating it ill Spanish. The substance of the message was mostly con. gratllatory on the happy terniaarion snd ccmIdeto conquest c: ,he terEieofy. He made f1owery apepal to the delegates, asking them, by the memory of the ilus- trious patriots of Philippine history, to fol- low the examples of England, America and France in preparing a constitutions aud promugating laws to secure the complete liberty of the people of the Philippines.
 The message excited but little enthusiasm.
 "The assembly then proceeded immediate- ly to organize preparatory to a discussion of the proposed constitution and code of laws and the election of a president. The absence of several of the most prominent and influential natives was particularly mo- ticeable as indicating an intention to hold aloof until the policy of the congress is fully declared.
 "A strong party, intoxicated by the pres- ent measure of success favors opposition to any foreign protectorate, being confident that the people can govern themselves. Wiser counseA1rs strenuousy oppose such suicidal policy. Apparently unanimity now exists only in the determination to free the islands forever from Spanish rule. This is the universal feeling and it will probably prove the controlling power in determining the final action of the congress-"
The age-herald., 1898-09-16
Some Generals to Go

Washington, September 15-The war de- partment will soon take up the question of mastering out a certain number of general officers of the volunteer army, including major generals and brigadier generals.
 The reorganization can be made with half of the general officers low in service, so that when the new assignments are made those officers remaining unassicn> d will be mustered out. It is believed, how ever, that with the war closed a consid erable number of higher volunteer officers will signify their wish to leave the service and will resign so that the number which it will be necessary to muster out will be comparatively small
The age-herald., 1898-09-16
STUART WANTS THE FIGHT.
Will Match Corbett and Mccoy in Car
 son City.

Houston, Tex, September 15-Specials from Dallas, Tex, says:
 Hugh Kaine, a business partner of D. A. Stuart, confirms the report that Stuart is a bidder for the proposed Corbett- Mccoy fight, the contest to be to finish for the heavyweight championship. Stuart was expected in Dallas today, but the new turn in the Corbett-McCoy matter has detained him in New York.
 MT. Kane said "Mr. Stuart can pull the fight off in approximately six weeks time at Carson City, Nevada. If the pugilists mean business he has the place for them to fight and the money for them to fight for. All they have got to do is to get down to genuine business with him.
The age-herald., 1898-09-16
At Chickamauga Park

Chickamauga, September 15.-Under or ders from the surgeon generals office the patients at the Sangerfield hospital were being moved today. There are 1'D of the sick soldiers, none of them seriously i'll. The entire number will be removed by to- morrow night. There are now ten car loads of supplies in the store houses here, valued at half million dollars
 The sickness which has been prevalent at the park has been due to the improper manner of sanitary regulation. Typho d fever did not originate at the park, but was brought there by the troops and all this original unhealthfulness of Chickamauga Park is sheer nonsense.
The age-herald., 1898-09-16
All Contracts .anctioned

Nashville, Tenn. September 15.-Today at Tracey City special meeting of the stock holders of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company was held and the various contracts made by the board of directors relative to the construction of a steel plant and rolling mill at Ensley City. Ala, were ratified and formally sanctioned
The age-herald., 1898-09-16
Miss Davis Much Improved

Narragansett Pier, R. l., September 15.- Miss Winnie Davis is much improved to- day. and the prospects are good for her rapid recovery. The hotel in which she is guest closed for the season today, but Miss Davis and her mother and the att tendants will remain until it is safe to remove the patient.
The age-herald., 1898-09-16

today that there would be 5000 troops In camp within a fortnight. How long they will remain is an open question, although it is doubtful if they will all get away be- fore the middle of October. One division will be sent south to join General Fitzhugh Lees army for duty in Cuba
 The health of the camp is excellent, ex- cept in the Fifteenth Pennsylvania. regi- ment, and the cases now being sent to the general hospital are those who have devel- oped since the troops came here.
The age-herald., 1898-09-16
Must Act Quickly

London, September 16.-The morning pa- pers publish an interview with the retiring United States minister to Turkey, Dr. J. B. Angel. who is passenger on the White Star Line steamer Teutonic which left Queenstown yesterday for New York. Dr. Angel expressed some very dsspondent views as to the condition of Crete.
 ''The powers." said he, must act vigor-
The age-herald., 1898-09-16
A CASE AT OXFORD.
Yellow Fever Spreading in Mississippi
 New Gases at Taylor.

Jackson, Miss, September 15.-Drs. Cant, Cobb and Burchett agree that the case of fever reported from Oxford is suspicious. The patient has been isolated, infection traceaple to Taylors. Inspector Cant wires that three new eases of yellow fever have developd at Taylors. No report from Or wood.
The age-herald., 1898-09-16

ously. In any event they will find they will have hard work before them. The sultan is an acute and determind man who has ac- auired extraordinary prestige with his peo- pie since the Turko-Grecian war Turkey will desperately resist giving up Crete America has no interests there save those of humanity.
The age-herald., 1898-09-16
The Day Can,p eade

Camp Meade, Middletown, Pa., September 15.--Gen. $. M. B. Young of Pittsburg was today assigned to the command of the first division of the second army corps. He suc- ceeds General Gobin of Lebanon, who re- turns to the brigade composed of the Eighth, Twelfth and Thirteenth Pennsylva- mia regiments.
 A member of General Graham's staff said
The age-herald., 1898-09-16
ElIerbe Elected

Cotlumbia, S. C., September 15.-Practi- cally all returns are in at last in the guber- natorial contest. Out of a total vote of 65279, Governor Ellerbes majority over Featherstone, prohibitionist. has grown to 2A21
The age-herald., 1898-09-16
RaYard Nearing His End

Dedham, Mass, September 15.-While MT. Bayrad showed no decided change during the day, he is nevertheless constantly los- ing ground and 1t Is now believed that he will not live much longer.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-23
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The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-23
SUNDAY s0nUoL BvKxY SUNDAY AZ
40 4. N - H. sshool houss.
L 9. HAAxEn. eupe
feoWxss COUNTY DfnBcrosY.
sasles Assoo,anoss UNITE.
Ue,egatee tsssW ne vaslsus assssu
AsssetatieNs - stse Asisansas
valteg Fem . GenesaD ss

The dslsGAtss 70 the Askansas Val.
lay Aelon associstioas' meeting labored
under some dinculty b sealing toesthsr
last wsdnssday, ~ call havine been
nasds Tor I nsst,as q Il Junta, bat I
rsport havise * slartsd that the
nsstine would - hsId y Roeky Ford.
|ths matpsity u the dslst;ies drilled to
this cisv. Aad uaiesd Sds NE rsmsipde,
10 srrivs ffom IaJunA.
Aftsy some dkeensliaa nuon plsus and
methots for naskstine ~ usslsa ou,-
put Of ~ ss,lsy.the lneotins adjourn.
lea onsst y f3ossSosk = 81, Jamss
Hotel. n nstsss II 1sasral os,n 81.
saiioa - thsy.ey ~ he subiscs a
| -. dssa,ios | slssoos. sssulos
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4t6S ahssnoon aniqa thsrs we're
|peepsnt J. &. 0aubs. Bwink station;
A. Z. nsat. LAsna3 VIM. wilsy. Ho,
y; Hsasy n. Fosdek and c. 8. Fanfot.
Fowbr; CIV, Hsiaaon, Rocky Ford;
J. W. BartslA. 4u&'o; J. }. Hassch
hanaao's; 3. q. Martin. Olnsy; JaA
AnleSsn. Il 1snts.
AftsT thosouvh csSddsfstion it vss
dsc;dsd that tAs representative Of the
di1hSsnt ansoclatioI should oonstit,,ts
. msrksdns conn}tss WHOSE powsrs
shall b. conlefrsd fbsis cssdsntials
ffon their respectiyl associations.
Upon invitation 6naior Bwink and
Koonts attended the smestins and Mr.
Koon,s expressed BIZ hearty appsscia-
sion Of The objscs ci ifhe mssliDs.
Rocky Ford va concsded 334 psr
cant and the osher C6i representation
on the board to b. divided bstwesn ths
|tsn asoo6naious.
The committee sheuld havs power n
decide upon the psfpsn or syndicate %
whom the sndrs output shalf be sold
aud the oash price % b. paid upon the
Depot platform.
Ths msrketlnK commitAse shall nego-
tiats The nls and dfAft : uniform con-
tract for I'll associations, each associa-
tioa 70 execute consrans sAirscsly With
the buyer. t,s,s
That sach association ahall In case Of
20 over supply, damp'in proportion 70
their acreage.
Ths matter Of the expectations mark.
citing the eaelons thFgagh representa-
|tiyss they would Sst IN The east wss
fully discused.
The ssderssio, shah 60 into effect up
on seven associations Satifyin9 the anti
eiss. binding those r.sifyins same.
The nest'Dgadj adjourned 10 meet the
I'd day Of January. 1899. Rocky Ford
rimss- RspubhAn.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-23
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sosiss y vnsea th~4 Aay - se'ah1,sA-
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T. ~ ~ ~ -. 1he
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~ ~ - ~ moasy borrow
~ Dssssos Il ~ -.
aase A6lk lkissd IL this MY y then
elsided ssso aaall ho,dinap and sold %
nsnbess At ths colony on easy tersne
end long ans. Tho colonists are mn.
plisd With ths tools and implsueues
MP t1vn61d In haelnninx work. and
y 4fnss - Noenomtml and indaieSioua
hsy NAY sxpeet b ~ for thslr lapd
= tAs ins1allnsnts hsooms due.
Upoa ths Rioh laad It ths Arhsne,s
vs'Ssv. thsy sSesld hays litsls di8suhy
N Aaestine Al tAsis pssmeats. thu ac-
V-u4v~spe
psst a tho staGs an b. mads n ps,fta-
bls = h slnoee anv etAss looaiity In
the Uaitsd GtaAss. 1he nanaeemsat
by ths ealyaa,oa Army 4 bus.aes-like
II chasactsr. and the results of ventures
q this kied n ths - jusAifv the be-
lisf thaG nc1nss VII in n cassa bs
achieved. .-Denvss Rspultmn.
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The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-23

Ths Twice-svw Week Detroit Fra Prsss No eds
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noesd writen have stven IA worldwide repu.
tas3on; In shcrt. Il y one ol the eleasess,
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No pains o. e1peuss viii b. apased In keeping
- ~ = - issdiaS family m r nswspspsm s q
America 4 you arc looking for soaaethins
reea good taks adyantaU q this sDmbtnstior
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Remember. that b. taking advantage Of shl.
combination. yuu TT % eopies Of the CHIEF
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The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-23

T1se a1Nlknt1 lDuss,oee ~ 2
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huMGes, ~ ksrsI1ss ~ - TT ~
svsety ty-eeyege6 - smiulao1s =
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~ ~ ssGul - y Hslhtsn -
leedtun ef11o ~ 80 aSs1nf ini1la
nstion. - ~ iia11a5S eAsSnepa q
~ pa1llea1Dse = e1V6os1 isa1f,6
By psmbss ofssesarss d nasfs1t g
. esliancs. Ths 1rst cs : sesiss a ~
papess on tbs Dsvaicpsasnt ~ : ~.
~ Mrs. Aliee Msynsil. tsease Ii : d.
iiehtf1l vay essasiy svidsacss os -
eeloasnsss. Opllsss NSvs, : nsw -
pestAsss sse4as.sd - Oesulyu HIT
eeed (va1slRl coutafas ! euSnn1 ,vukSs,-
avs dsse1lp1ida o. Wistos Psextnee q
the Wopsns Colleges. Ths Chaptss
@ the Ouitiyatsos o. ths Vol, 81
3Icssor Geo.ksn, dselsvish aszibiDisy !
~ AallD 9eskaalef eaE.vxu.a1r
Wstch-Nlsht EntsstaIhnsat. 81 Gsace
Gsllatin Thompson, Glib woasn asd
Climb life By Hslss II. wisslev. IN
forests anb Oeupstions, ~ Lafayette
AcLaws will III b turned tewith us-
nal attsntissn. The Hossahoad topics
Hnsn; IT. 0sss and Preservation, sons
eeotch Dishes and Dsileious Sns,l
Cakes- with the matter discnsssd In
the cofrsspondsnes Of the department
from . eropp Of subiscss Of particular
home interest. The sstiols on Church
Bannsrs, Holiday Displsys and Hoii.
day Books By Emma HayvooA srs o.
vsiusbis ~ timetys and The regular de-
pertmsnts-Hocisi Obssrvancss, The
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Crocstins, Tatting. knitting. etc. -sfs
Of the usual high order Of merit.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-23
ca.RlsrMAs.

Christmas ID the day on which the
nativity ftbs Savior = observed. Not
sasua,iy ~ ssAiAsasiav. however, uss
ths fsstival Of ths nativity celsbrst-
Cd on the 36th Of Dsesmbsr. Among
The causes that cs-opsrstsd in fixing
this period = The propss one. perhaps
the nose powerful wss. thas almest III
the heashsn natioas regarded the win.
ter-solstles - : mcst Important point Of
The yeas, = he bssinning Of the renew
I'D life and lsctivity Of fths powers Of ma
tuvs. aud ol The gods. who were origin,
allv msrsly The symbolical psssonifca-
lion Of thsss. "a
In more nosthsfly countries. this iAct
must have nads iisslf psculiasiv palpa-
bls-henss the Cslts and Germans. from
the oldsst dnss, eslsbntsd tAs season
With the greatest festivities.
AZ the ,vintsr-solgtios. the Germans
bold thsiY Rvsat yuls-fsast In commsm.
|orstion ofths sstsrn Of the Aery snn-
whssl; and believed that, daring the
twelve nights Isashins ftom ths 26th Of
Decsmbsr 70 the 6th of Jaauasv, they
e0u:d tracs the psrsoaAl movsmsnts and
intsr5brsnoss on earth Of their great
dsitiss. Odin. Dsrchia. etc. Many of-
The belisib and usagss Of the old Ger
mans, aad also Of the Romsns. relating
e sai: esssss, 81 End assF gsS lt4W lt4W RastpIy;
|snrvivsd 70 the pssssnt day. But tl,s
church also sought 70 combat and ban
ish-and Il was 70 laxas extent suc-
osnfbl-ths deep-rootsd heathen fsel-
Ing. BY addins-fbr the purificasion Of
the heather customs and 5easts which il
rstainsd-its syAndly devised liturgy.
besides dramatic representations Of the
birth Of Christ and the first events Of
his life. Hence spraag the so-called
~msnser sones," and : multitude OF
Christmas carols, - we'll = Christmas
dramas, which. st certain times and
places. dsesnsratsd into hrcss o. -Sools'
fsasts." Hsnos also osiginstsd. at
later period. che Christtrsea. or Christ
mas trsss. adorned With lights and glits.
the custom Of reciprocal presents. and
| Of special Christmas meats and dishes .
such - Christmas rolls. cakes, currant-
loaves. dumpling. etc. Thus Christmas
became universal social festival for
yonua and old, high and low, u NO
other ChrisliAn festival could have be-
come.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-23

Under yscent ruling Of the commis-
sioner Of internal Yeven1e marriage cey-
tificates do not require . revenue stamp
rhe cenmiasionsr probably figured thae
The applicant would in the due coufss ef
time hsve all the licking he could attsnd
TO without kckins = rsvsnus stesse,
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-23

Govsrnor-elsct C. 3. Thomas is re-
ported to have taken i'll while in Chi
cage lass Monday. but bis physician
predicts that 1t l. only Temporary and
'sbat he vim 81 able 10 return hons in
> few days.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-23

There V great excitement srouud
Canon City oyer rich gold strike allsg-
Cd To- have been made Eve miles south
west efthat plaza People ars fattiux
over one another In their fush TO get
claims. The boom will probably last
long enough TO enable the insigatoSs
70 reapa boantifhl harvest from the
aAls Of town loss and mining stock.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-23

The farmer Who quits the cantaloupe
business simply because he didn't make
fortune out Of It last year 10 making \
big mistake. Cantaloupe growing is
the fatars industry iur mis- sscsion Of
the country.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-23

HEAVY storms are oansins NO end ol
troash for the telegraph eompsniss
lalone ths hns of the santa r. in Kan.
-. 10 aslay Of trains has rssultsd,
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-23

3hsss of the pssce commis1iouees|
vere 80 ysid : nttis over 5000 ~
- - theis spevisse Wills q HasiDs,|
~ vs ~ '1ass ths joe,v
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-23

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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-20
PAPERS AT DRUGGISTS CONVEN
TION.

In its account of the proceedings of the
Druggists convention, the Charlotte
Observer contains the following that will
interest Raleigh readers
Mr.. II. T. Hicks, Of Raleigh, for the
committee on papers and queries, report
ed that he had several papers. He read
one by Mr.. G. @. Fordham, of Raleigh
containing suggestions for the better
enforcement of the pharmacy law. The
author was Of the opinion that the in
terests of the registered druggists would
be best served by the employment bv
the association of a lawyer to whom all
violations of the law coming to the notice
OF members, should be reported, with
evidence, the attorney to proceed against
the offending person.
MT Hicks read paper, in which he
called attention to the laxity with which
the supervision-of-a- Observation-Disclosures
clst clause of the law was interpreted
by some druggists. He thought the word
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-20

but let the pain be appeased as mueh us
possible"
1t is these things that makes the sol
diers' departure unpleasant, and yet III
after days these same things will sweet
EN- his camp life; the tender glances' rue
tear drops, the quivering lips. the fond
farewells. will go with him and linger
around the tent, and, as weary eyes
close in sleep, sweet faces bathed ~
tears yelling up from loving hearts will
sweeten his dreams, and these same
sweet faces and melting eyes will 60
with him when the morning comes and
encourage him to go forth to battle, il
need be, for home and for country.
Thousands of people visited the camp
Yesterday, and as the twilight approach
ed they wendell their way back to the
city each murmuring or thinking as they
left the brave boys: God be with you
till we meet again."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-20
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS

"A Il "A
The Grand Council of Royal Arch
Mason, elected the following officers YES.
terday morning;
Most 1llustrious Grand Master-W. s
Liddell, Charlotte.
Deputy Most Illustrious Grand Mas
ter-Joseph blackburn, Newbern.
Grand Principal Conductor of tho
Work-N. II. Randolph, Ashevile.
Grand Captain of the Guard-Walter
Il. Storm.
Grand Recorder-Jas. G. Munds, VIII
mington.
Grand Treasurer-E. p. Bailey, Will
mington.
Grand Steward-H. H. Munson, VIII
mington.
Grand Sentinel-R. II. Bradley, Raj.
eigh.
The Shriners did not elect officers, but
will do so at the annual session of the
Oasis chapter in Charlotte.
The knights Templar left yesterday
afternoon for their homes.
Yesterday morning the Grand Com
mandery elected the following Grand Of
ficers:
Grand Commander-M. D. Bailey.
Winston.
Deputy Grand Communicable. T.
Storm, Wilmington.
Grand Generalissimo-W. #. Ran
dolph. Ashevlle.
Grand Captain Generally. d. Bul-
lock. Wilson.
Grano Prelate-Rev. II. +. Mills.
Greensboro.
Grand Senior Warden-DeWitt Allen.
Charlotte.
Grand Junior Warden-J. c. Drewry.
Raleigh.
Grand VIM. Simpson, Raj
cigh
Grand Standard Bearer-Arthur A.
Views Asheville.
Grand Recorder-H. II. Munson, vii
mington.
Grand Sword Bearer-T. X. Norfeet,
Winston.
Grand Warden-Ferdinand Ulrich.
Newbern.
Grand Sentine-R. II. Bradley, Raj
eigh.
Asheville was selected for the meeting
next year.