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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-05-13

Topeka Camp No. 14S Royal Neigh
bors of America, will give a dance Fri
day night, May 18th, at their hall, 521
Quincy street.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16
A True Maxim.

Nothing succeeds like success, is q
maxim we'll applied TO DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, for this famous remedy
succeeds in curing every case of Group;
cough and cold which it undertakes,
and TO this alone is due its wonderful
popularity. Mrs. T.. w. Richards,
22l4 L. Cumberland ST.. Philadelphia,
Pa, states: II have had Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup on my bureau for the last
nine years, and have found it q certain
and safe cure for Group. / have also
found it efFicacious in extreme men,
braneous Group, and would advise all
mothers to use it, DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup costs only 25 cents, and you
should bear in mind, that substitutes
simply benefit the dealers purse. In
sist on getting DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16
SENATOR ELKIN'S PLAN or REGULATING
RATES.

The Canadian Pacific rate from Nav
York to Esquimault, 5000 miles. i
S2SW-less than one cent per mile. II
has aeIlsibly made similar reductions IN
freight rates to meet the enhancement
in The value of money. Senator EIkins
called attention to this in the SENATE
March 10, and added that the Canadian
Pacific had increased it's earnings o0O
per cont while American railroads Inv
alhcring to present rates had been bank
nptcd. He cited instances in which
United States government supplies had
gone by the Canadian route and thence
ny seA a thousand miles to points in CAL
irofnia, because H. was cheaper than by
the shorter all rail route through the
United States. The remedy however
which he proposed was in accordance
with the ideas OF the Republican party
aud the money power. lie did not sug-
nrst that the United States railroads
should also conform to the enhanced
Canadian Pacific had done but protoc-
ton he wanted To pass an act forbid
ding people in the United States shipping
over the Canadian railroad without pay
ing tn the government the sum saved by
liz cheaper rates.
II the railroads in North Carolina in
stead ot fighting reduction of rates
needed to conform to the enhanced value
az money should chccrfully conccde the
Just public demand they would
not only put themselves on bet
ter terms with the patrons
who support them. but like the Canadian
Pacific, it would derive an enhanced rev.
cnue from so just and business like a
measure.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

Three months Ssa = lsres2aueas asssS,
ness man. whs talks lIsgse, sid se toe
editor Of the News ami Observer;
Governor Rnssea ana Thce preSS-
dent Andrews h2ye made zcrnsS.
They have cone together and zen
viii see il. The Southern Is Sc lease
the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad. and the Governor l. 10
withdraw all suits with reference u
the lease. &c
Recent events have shown that the
gentleman knew what be was talking
about. The deal involved virtually
that Russell proclaim himself =
tool of the Southern Railway. and
seandalously recant from the only posi-
ton his administration has taken that
was not scandalous and disgraceful- The
deal provided, ON the part OF the South
ern. chat il would lease the Atlantic
and North Carolina Railroad. and thus
let the Governor out of the hole into
which his dealings with Hancock had
deposited him. The rental TO be- paid per
annum was less than the road has earn
cd the past six months. In order 10
secure this lease and give the Southern
Railway greater power to control poll
tics, 1.-The .Gaeern0r. as results show.
agreed to do the following things:
]. Withdraw all the suits looking to
the annulment of the 90 year lease of
the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail-
road, if Andrews would pay all the costs
incurred, including the fees of attorneys.
2. To stop the penalty suits now pend
ing against Vice President Andrews.
3. To induce the Railroad Commission
TO rescind its order reducing railroad
passenger rates.
A. To force the Railroad Commission
TO rescind under the threat that If they
did not, the Governor would not employ
counsel to represent the State in the
contest over the rate reduction, and the
penalty suits, both of which the Cover
nor strongly favored few months ago.
So far as the Governor is concerned
his surrender is as scandalous as it is
notorious. He has capitulated and gone
over to the Southern Railway after his
bitter fight like ~ slave scOurged to his
dungeon" He may hereafter talk yolu-
bly, and abusiyely about j. Pierpont
Morgan and SiniontOn to hide his sur
render, but he will not fool anybody
He. has been for weeks seeking to bring
about an understanding" which will be
effected today if the Commissioners ap-
pointed by him prove TO be manikins III
stead of men.
We do not believe they wall help the
Governor carry out his infamous
''dicker,' but will be true TO their oatf
of office.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16
CTTAMBERUAIN'S COUGH RDM.
EDY,

This remedy is intended especially for
coughs, colds, Group, who0ping cough and
influenza. 1t has become famous for its
cures of these diseases, over large part
of the civilized world. The most flat
tering testimonials have been received,
giving accounts of its good works; of
the aggravating and persistent coughs
it has cured; of severe colds that have
yielded promptly to its soothing effects,
and of the dangerous attacks of Group
it has cured, often saving the life of
the child. The extensive use of it
for whooping cough has shown that it
robs that disease of all dangerous conse-
quences Sold by J. III. Bobbitt, Henry
L. Hicks and North Side Drug Store.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

We understand that in the complaint
sworn to before Simont0n by some of
the employees of the Southern Railway,
in their bill for an injunction, there was
embodied statement that the message
published in the News and Observer,
was sent by the counsel of Mrs. James
This is false and unfOunded, as Judge
Avery, Hon. Lee s. Overman, Hon. Il
l.. Long, counsel for Mrs. James, can
testify. 1t was sent by a member of the
News and Observer staff who was IL
Salisbury at that time on business. Tn'
information was solicited by our CORE
spOndent
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

Most of the attorneys who addressed
the Railroad Commission yesterday de
voted most of their time to trying ia
answer the arguments of the News and
Observer. Some OF them induIgcd in
abuse of the press. But the facts print
cd in these columns cannot be disproved
by abuse or ridicule.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

The Springfield Republican shows that
the talk Of war has caused net losses
of from ) to points in leading rail
road stocks. Twenty active railway
stocks show loss Of "a a share. War is
costly.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

One day we are told that all Europe
is in accord with this country in the
policy of Intervention in Cuba. and the
next day we hear that we will he frown-
ed down upon by the rulers of Europe
if we free Cuba. After all, isn't it bet
ter to do right without regard to "thc
consent of any other nati0n!"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

The Atlautic and North Carolina Rail
road had heavy shipment of fish yes
terday morning, from this city to points
mp the country, there being eighty-tive
boxes on the express car. The greater
part of the fish were shad, which are
very fine just now.-Newbern Journal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

What pleasure is there in life with a
headache, constipation and biliousnesS
Thousands experience them who couid
become perfectly healthy by using he
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills. Heart & Heartt.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

4 number one cough cure. Mr.. Jas.
III. Barnet, 243 Cedar ST., Buffalo, \.
Y, writes thus: II am using DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup in my family and deem
it a number che medicine for coughs and
colds. and my house shall never be with.
out it,"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

The trustees Of the Odd Fellows Or
phanage were fortunate in the selection
of Mr.. d.. 4. Coble as superintendent.
He is a capable man, careful, industri-
Gus and upright.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

After years of untold suffering from
piles, b. w. PurselI of Knitnersville,
Pa, was cured by using single box
of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Skin
| diseases such as eczema, rash, pimples
| and obstinate sores are readily cured by
this famous remedy. Heart & Heart.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

While we are talking war, Ungley =
high taxes and McKinley's gold stand
ard get in their true work. Where war
kills its thousands, these two iniquitous
measures rob their ten thousands.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

If the deal goes through watch the
Southern Railroad gang" quit abusing
Russell. They will quit advocating his
Impeachment. That looks like part of
the deal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

what have you done for the better
ment of mankind:" asked the scornful
female person.
"MeT" answered the plump and Wild
owly looking one. Il have been Il better
half To no less than three Of 'em. In
dianapols Journal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

The Greensboro Telegram announces
that +. j. Shaw, Esq. of that city, will
be a candidate for Judge before the
Democratic judicial convention.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

Office: News and Observer Nsllalns
Fayetteville Street.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16
The News : Observer.
BY

NEWS AND OBSERVER PUBLISH
ING COMPANY.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

We do not believe that Judge McIyeI
would resort 10 any stronger measures
than are necessary TO compel the pay
ment OF the judgments to the widows
Of the men who were killed in the service
Of the Western North Carolina railroad
Nobody wants to throw Obstacles in tho
way Of the railroads of the State, but
if any individual or corporation refuses
to pay claims adjudgcd 10 be just, the
State courts ought TO compel payment.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-16

Battered So sAse asse0ese al RsaeaSA
y. l., 50 sscsats-Saass ssassss>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-18
aus @oreu unb Sapun.

0oto6umu, II. NODem6er. -
Na9ri8tsn aus Seoul 3ufOlge bat bic
Regierung Gorea's angeorbnet, ouB
feline 2(uslGnoer mebr i'm Snneren Oe5
2anDss 6anOeI trei6en oiirfen. - 2luf
quite 9utoritGt bin pirD mitgetbeilt,
oaB Die 6irma 8epsr II. 9eacOd einge=
piligt Fat, 3pei iapansiii6en @iitnz
ba6nen 100000 gen bor3uI6ieBen.
Qu5 6rettungsn dtnei i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-18

EiG.ts FnO Guf dasn Sua:u, BEN veimitirttn
GoHGrsifonsasH- ausseHommeH, GaltiG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-18
Sir NOminiT:rntinn ift crmntbist

8oloiger erfplgrei6er Ibf4luB Der
6riebens llnter6anOIungsn erz
nartet. - Spanien's @orttlduz
6erei iiber Die 2(uslegung bes 9ro=
totoG8 lit oergebli6e Miibe.
8uf6tngton, .. g., II. Rop.
- Die Nominiitration 6Glt bic 2(usz
Ii6ten ouf erfolgrei6en 2lbI4IuB Der
Observation-Disclosures in Batis
jsBt fir giinItig nabrI6einli6 in SOL
ge BON 9ripatna9ri6ten, nel6e ibr
ppn Dem S6uuplaBe Der Gonferen3
augegangen Iino. Die geitrige 4ntz
mort Spanien's mar feline ue6arrdz
f6unq fir bic ameritaniI6sn Gomz
mi1Gre - 9(Qes, mas burin geiagt
pirb, mar porausgeIe6en norben, unD
Die @ntgegnung oarauf lit, o6gleth
man bic Spanier ni6t bur9 IoTortiges
i6roffes 8ernerfen i6rer Nr9umente
beleibigen nill, ieBt f4on 10 gut, pie
fertig. Der 8eriu6 Der Spanier, ben
Nmeritanern ihre 0eutung bes Wort=
lauts bes 5Sriebensz8rototoQs auf8uz
brGngen, lit elm a6IoIuter 1ehli6lag.
BrGitoent W}c&inlep felbit NOR an benz
2lufieBen 0es 6rtebens@PrDtptoIs be-
t6siligt uno per!penbetc 6eionoere Wliiz
be barauf Den WortIaut 10 gu geitaIz
ten, DAB ales 0re6en unO 0euteln
gftfts niiBen pUrpe.
Der brittle 9(rtitel bes Brotofoqs,
pel6ar BEL bem Strsit bouptIGhli6 in
5rage tommt. bat foIgenben 0ortz
luut:
THE United States will occupy and h0ld the
city. bay and harbor Of Manila, ending the coll
clusinn Il treaty Of eace, which snail deter
mine the control, dispositi l and government 81
the Phil pines"
Die Spanier buIiren i6r 2(rgument.
baB CieIer g(rtifel feline 9isfuTIion
iibsr ben 8siib Osr 96ilippinen in Der
@Onferen3 re6tfertige. duf ben llm=
itanb, Dab in Dem 2lrtifel bas Nort
n0ispOiitiOn" nnitatt y9oi1eITion" an
getpenbet pur0e. Sn 8e3uQ oarduf lit
gu bemerten, OaB Der fran80iii6e Sc
ianbte Cannon pel6er BEL Dem Nufz
feBen Oes QrptotOQs bic ipuniI4s Rez
gierung bertrat, poIitib erfldrte, Die
auf isine @eranla7ung Oorgenommens
Subftituirung bes Wortes n0i5poIi=
tion" fir pPoiieiIion" in Dem ProtOz
tOa lei BON feiner 8ebeutung uno Der
2(usbrud made in Der englti4en
Spra6e teinen ltnterI6ieb, pGhrenD
Ods entipre6enbe MOrt in Der ipunt=
ihen Spra9e befer luute uno nt4f
10 bemuthigenD fir Die Spanier Hin
gen neroe. Die Qmsritaner t0nnen
ieBt unter ben l1mItdnben nidht geItut=
ten, boB Die 4ufridtigteit Deg 9rn.
@am6on in Srage geItellt pirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-18
Ganitan MrGaQa ,urilfhrrnirn.

a{6ingto n, 3. g., II. Nop.
II Der frii6ere ipunii4e &reu3er
yMuria Sereia" lit runmebr ietnem
S6ifIal ii6erIaFen poroen unO liegt
ais @raf auf Der 6elientiiite BON
SatzS8Iano. 9o8 6Iottsn : 0epar=
tement fat @apitdn Mc@uqa telegra=
p6iI4 folgenbermaBen initrllirt:
.@enn sic na6 8eIpreGung nit
oen 3uItGnOigen Offi3ieren gu Der lie
ber5eugung gelun3t Iino, OuB Die r5ez
reTa" ni6t gerettet peroen tUnn, bdnn
Tirlo Sic befugt bas Nrod auf3uge=
ttn. @as irasno pel4e unOere 2lnz
gelegen5aiten arbetrifft, 10 gs6ruu6sn
Sic oS5r eigerss llrt6eil. SeBen Sie
cie britiI6en 8e60rben in &enntniB.
8enn sic bies 2lqes getfan baben,
fe6rsn Sic nu6 NorfOIt 3uriid."
FlotteR SetretGr Song erndnnts
5tu!e cine aus f5lotten Offi3iersn be-
febenbe @ommiKion. pe!9e in glprz
rplt, @a, 3uiammentreter uno eint
.lnteriu6un9 iiber ben 8&rIuIt oe,
.M2ria 5ereia" einla!en Ion.
tNSeitcrc SScrid,tc Iiehc brittle Seitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-18
Sebe WDrtflau6erct.
SpaHien's utrgebIidrs StriubrH.
9lncS Srchcn unS 9entcln an pcnl
9&Ortlant Sc5 sSricScnSprpto=
tolls iit fir Die Sab'.

Die ameritoniI4en GommiiIdre baben
ale ginpGnoe Der Spanier porter
geIe9en uno eine 4ntpOrt Oaranf
bereit. - Sn 8aIbington erpartst
man einen balbigen erfOlgreihen
2t6T9luB Der 5rieOsns Inter
6anolungen. - S6 a6sr Der Bum
beSienat einen 6rieosns @ertrog
ratifi3iren pirb, pel9er bic Qn@
nerion Der P9ilippinsn bebingt
ltebt ni6t gan3 auBer 3peifel. -
2tnIi4ten ueri4ieDener tonange6ens
Der Senatorsn.
Paris. II. Goosm6er. -Sdmmiz
li6e Setr2tdre uno S9reiber Der dmes
riton:i9en 5Srieb&nS @ommihdre
paren faf Die gan8e IeBte Na6t nit
bem l1e6erIsaen unb ReinI6rei6en oe5
in Der geItr;gen SiBun9 pon Den fpaz
nf9en gpnmiTdren uuter6reiteiea
Memorunoum5 beihGItigt. Nd6lsn0
oieie 4r6ei: rod i'm 9ange mar, itu=
oirten Die omerifaniI9h 8ertreter od3
Document @.att fir 8ldtt our9 uHO
notir en- IiA bic 6auptId9li4en8untte
Dehel6en, 10 oaB lie. aIs lie 6eute 50
t9rer :d9Ii4m SiBung 3piummentraz
ten, opIItdnDiQ orientirt puren. gtle>
mano, auBer ben Mitgliebarn uno 8ez
amten bejOsr GommiiIionen fennt ben
genauen SSn6ult oes 0ofumentes, bod
lam nit St4er6ett angegeben perben,
DaB Spdnien, ubgeie6en OaDOn, bdB
es auf ieinem Re4te gum 8e6altsn Der
PbiIippinen 6eItebt unb Elm S4iebsgez
ri9! 5ur Nu5leQung oa5 oritten Nrtiz
tels be5 SSrieoens 9rptotoqeS borz
i6lGgt, nod 3psi anOere pi6tige
@rtlGrunGen ma6t, nGmli3, n@rItens,
baB Spanien pon Dem bo6en Stanbz
puntte Tinan3isqsr Rs9tI9aTfsn6eit
bier feline 0istnIiion Der 9Ultigteit
ieiner N2aBna6me getreffs 8erpFdns
bung Der Siilf5quelIen Der 96ilippjnen
fir Die 8e3a6lun9 Der Pbilippinenz
f4ulO geitatten tunn."
n3psitens, buB es in 8er6inoung
nit Dem ameritaniI6en 8ori3lage,
Spanisn fir Ieine rfrieOIi4en 2u5gaz
ben auf Den 96ilippinsn" gu entI6Gz
oigen. in feline llnterIu4ung oarii6er
einpilligen tann, uuf pelde WeiIe Der
Grtrag Der 2(nleihen fir bic p6ilppis
nen berausqdbt puros."
Ufon glau6t, baB bic Spauier bic
Qmeritaner bur8 Oieie GrtlGrpag gu
elmer @rpd9ung Der 5rage ii6er bic
96itippinsniAulo uno Oersn lle6erz
na6me glei63eitiq nit Den SnIsIn
IelbIt gu bepeqen bpfFen. Da5 oa5
ReIultat Iein pirb, 6Iei6t ab3uparz
ten.
gQe Matin" sr9a6t iid bsute in elmer
neiteren &ritif Der 6nltung Der Der
Staoten unO Taot, 6iirIt 8ismart baz
BE zines 5aqes Die 8emerfung gema6t:
y0enn man elmer Station ous 8nie
auF Dem Raden fat. 10 muB man iie
gum 9uEtsn 5pin9en, 10 Oiel man
tann."
sc Matin" fHqt gu: .M0gli6er
@e;Te erinnsrn ii6 Die Ser. Staaten
isbt an oiaIss 6rutole U}drjm, uno
m0gI;fsr Nsiie 6o6sn iie audi aGen
8roG, aGsn Sob uno ale 9er5psifz
lung osrgeTen. peLae OaIfelbe inoolz
pirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-18
f6er 81 { 6sllen.

Stung6ui, II. gtODember. -
Die RebelIen BADEN bic Stabt &peiz
6u, i'm coeren gan9tistiang 3bule,
espliiroert uno Die bortige tatbOliI6e
02i7iion eingsdifert. Nd6eres 1T purz
lGufia nod nt6t barber befdnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-18
lluicr 6nubrl init SraiilirH.
@roBer glufI6pung oeiiel6en.
0suII6ldno's Gonturren3.

@uIGin9tOn, ,. g., II. RoO.
- &onIuI &enneodD in Pard be6t in
Ieinem Sya6res6sri6s an bus Stats
Oeparttmsnt oen bebeutenOen @lufz
f9pun9 Des amerifdniIGsn 9drDels
nit 8raIilien hsrpor. SSm ,Stdute
9drd uno i'm Ge6iete oss 2lma3onenz
Strpmss Fat Der umeritlniiGe 6dnz
bel itettg 3ugenpmmen, uuo Der Som
Iul propfa5sit, odB Blrd emit 0ds
@6icugo BON 8roiilieu Ieir perOe. Die
beiOen 9anpferllnisn, Die Den 8ertebr
3ni76en Barn urb NslD=0prt permit
teln, iino niat meGr ausreiceno fir
Die 0eiterbef0rOerun9 Der itdrtan
6ru6t3ufuEr, obipobl Der Odmpters
oienIt pun einem auf BRET 6dbr5eu9e
monutIi6 perme6rt pprDen lit. 8om
/. Sunpur u6 IOll Elm mO6,ntIther
9qmpferoefe6r einQeriftet peroen.
lle6er Die 8sI6dfls @er6dltnihe III
8aru t6eilt Der &oniul mod nit. odB
&aufIeute einen @reoit auf 80 bis 80
SAGE 6eonIpru6en. 0eutIde 9dnoIer
isien auF aQe 8eoiirfniie unD @Onturz
rera Dorbareitet.
2(merita liefert ale BroDiItons=Nrz
titel fir 8raIilien, unO dmerltdnil6es
S6uGDsrf finOet betrdhtliChsn Q6idB.
sir W}aT6inen uno GiIenpauren lit
nod Elm groBes 2lbIaBfe,O Ga. Sn Den
lebten Iehs Monutsn oe5 6istuIiubres
bat bic Ginfubr amsrituniiher 6a6rz
rGosr beIpnoer5 3ugenommen.
- 6rou 8luge Sutro in Gan
Trun3i8co lit CUR 8ormiinoerin ibrer
minoeridbriQen &inoer 2loplp6 uno
gloolpbine Sutro beIteGt porOen. SR
bsbuuptet 6etanntli6, Die re6tmGBi9e
Satin beg peritorbenen U}iuiondrs Il.
Gr y W}aDor5 gepeien 81 iein uno bat
bas Sutro'i6e SeItdment dngefo6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-18
Der NuS'ebrnng

gebrG1l6t babcn, britatigt
wirO.
gSrnn Sie 9Mitett bsriparsu,
fid erfdltet oSer Sen lsiieiteR
glnFng Ron Sutt8embei6suer'
oen baben, ipieler sic mi6t
nit SSbrett Se6en, iOnOern
nebmeu Sie gleidl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-18
Gnrbereitnngen fir pie Cttupatinn
Suha'S.

8of6inqtOn, >. g.. II. gfOO.
= OisgeneQuno umsritaniI4sr5rup=
pen nad Der 9ropinS 9dpana IOli BIN
nsn 5ebn Sagen beginner. Oas genaus
Datum i6rsr Qlntunft pir0 nur4. ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-18

gertbte oes 9eneraI Maiors 9resne,
nel6er eine OipiIiGu bes Z. 2rmeez
corps 6ef'bligt, unb Ii4 ieBt uuf Dem
gBsge na6 6uOana befinoet, lppis Die
8eRraIs GbnS. +. 6ump6reb unO bes
ObfrIien 6ader, pom QIurtiermeiz
tiers 0epartement, fsitgeite1t tpsrz
ben. 0teie OFfi8iere iirb ermdhiigt,
arrangements Tiir ole 2tufna6ms unb
bds llnterbringen Der Sruppen 5u
treffen.
The evening times., 1898-11-25

los in the vicinity of the school was mace
s.yeral days ago. \ family was assigned
IN each of the fifteen sections TO De pro-
vided for. and there was not one of thein
that did not fare sumptuonsiy hath
section provided on an average sum OF
about S3.
The runaway car Of the Georgetown
and Tenleytown Railroad when oaShta
down rThirty-secnnd Street into the boat
house of the Columbia Athletic club
THURSDAY afternoon did about S1,eo9 worth
of damage. j. II. Miller, the vice presl-
dent of the Tenleytown road, is neso-
datInp with Charles A. Bates the sec
retary of the athletic club for "a settle
ment of the DANA ges. w. ID. Rudy 20"
boat was entirely destroyed Thomas l.
Merrills gig worth $40, was damaged
beyond repair and the big eight-oared
she'll worth $500, was badly smashed-
Numerous other boats We're more or less
injured. The railroad company. through
its vice president. called on Mr. Bates
without solicitation and made known his
desire 10 reach settlement as soon as
the matter can be adjusted.
Hugh Masterson, OF Georgetown. To-
sether with others from this section,
were members of the Third Regiment OF
Engineers which so effectually queli6d
the riot among the negro troops at Ma
con. Ga, a few nights ago. The Macon
Telegraph and other Southern pape-s
speak very highly of the manner In which
the men of the Third conducted them
selves on that occasion.
The congregation of the Tenleytown
BAPTIST Church gave their pastor, Rev.
C. w. Mccullough, a surprise in the way
OF a pound party Wednesday evening
The guests gathered at the parsonage
early in the evening bringing with them
, the usual Thanksgiving turkey and other
/ good things. The evening was spent very
| pleasantly.
The evening times., 1898-11-25
THE PATRONAGE OF
THE LOWER HOUSE
POLITICAL CALCULATIONS At woR n
4 Forecast a. tO How the Offices May
Be Distributed in the Fifty
sixth Congress. --s-

The political calculators are at work on
the offices in the Fifty-sixth Congress
excluding the Speakership. Reports
that. owing TO the losses in the Eastern
States the balance OF State representa-
tion would be disturbed in the distribu-
tion of offices are probably misleading,
according to officers Of the present House.
One of them said today:
Take the losses massachusetts
.: New York. Il: New Jersey. .; PennsyI-
vania. s: Maryland ,; Virginia. 3; North
Carolina /; West Virginia, /; Kentucky.
!; total. 81. The gains West are Califor-
MIA, 8: Kansas, 5; Oklahoma. 1;-Miehigan
.; South Dakota .; Washington, ?; Wyo-
ming. .: total. IL Calculating only the
sections named this wound leave thir-
teen places to be provided over and above
the present arrangement IN the Fifty
fifth Congress the following States west
of Pennsylvania and New York are rep
resented in the distribution of the offices
of the House California. Illinois. Iowa,
Michigan. Minnesota Missouri and Ohio
Now it is said Minnesota viii ask for a
| new deal That statement Is absolutely
! incorrect. There will be no general re-
| organiza ton of the House officers but
| the adjustments that are made every
| Congress in proportion 10 the representa-
ton OF Republican States will occur
| States that have lost members will lose
! offices to those which have gained mem
| bers In the Fifty-sixth Congress, The
! majority being smaller than IN either the
| Fifty-fourth or the Fifty-fifth Congress
| the patronage viii be larger for eacf
| member; there will be more TO go round
| There will not be the same embarrass
ment as to places as existed in the TWO
| former Congresses"