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The times., 1898-09-03
Last sunday Trip 40 River View.

Tomouow's trips to River View will be the
last Sunday Of the season at the View, and
hundreds of persons will take advantage of the
outing to spend one more pleasant day in the
cool shade OF the trees at this resort. During
the intensely hot weather of the past two or
three days. visitors 10 River View have found
it delightfully."- cool and pleasant. the situation
of the resort, high cliff, ovelooking the
river. enabling it to catch every breath OF
air that stirs For the entertainment Of visitors
tomorrow all the various attractions Of the resort
will be in full operation, and the View orche-tra
will furnish delightful music both in the after
noon and morning. The steamer Estelle Randall
will leave her wharf at II a. m, 2:45 and 6:15
p. m, and, returning, Will leave River View at
I2:l5, 3. s, and 1880 p m. Tickets for the
round trip Will be but 25 cents.
The times., 1898-09-03
MONTHLY BUILDING REPORT.
Submitted TO Commissioners Beach
by Inspector Brady.

by Inspector Brady.
Inspector of Buildings Brady submitted
his monthly report to Engineer Commis-
sioner Beach yesterday, from which it
appears that during the month of August
permits were issued for the erection of
the following buildings:
Brick dwellings, IS, s17s, 800; frame dwell
ings, 9. $3.50; brick repairs, GO, $50, 620;
frame repairs, 40, S6,SI6; stores and dwell
ings CbricE), 1, SO. 300; stores Cbrick), 5,
$500: q sheds, SS07; apartments or flats
Cbrick), ], S20, 600; stables Cbrick), 2. $3.50;
stables Cframe), 3. SS25; carriage house
Cbrick), !, s.. 900; manure pit, !, S225; grand
stand, !, $500; conservatory, ]. S100; engine
shed. ]. 1880; shed Cbrick), /, $500. Total
number of buildings, 209; cost, S3l9, ,293.
The distribution of improvements was
as follows;
Buildings = County, sS6, SIS: northeast.
SSl. 100; northwest, se6, ,725; southeast, ss, $50
and southwest. 1900.
Repairs-Northwest, $36 46i; county, s22,-
Ol9; southeast, $3.50; southwest, SS,4l5,
and northeast, s., S55.
The times., 1898-09-03
Deaths of n Day.

The following deaths were recorded at
the health office during the twenty-four
hours ending at noon yesterday: Thomas
NJ. Triplett, 76 years: Mary Susan Tibbs,
65 years: Henry Vogel Ga years; Fannie
Elizabeth Hurd, 63 years: John c. Camp
bell, 60 years; James S, Thornton, Al
years: James Dyer. IL years; Alice Stew
ard, 81 years; Lydia Andrews. SO years;
George d. Wilson, q years; George VIII
mer. 26 years; Eleanora Winfield. IL
years; William Warner Phillips, 1 day.
The times., 1898-09-03
More Police Changes.

Charles Hess has been appointed an
additional private of police for duty with
the Washington Brewery Company, in
place of William Champion, whose COM
mission has been revoked.
The resignation of F. F. Cooper. as ad-
ditional private of police, has been ac-
cepted.
Edward H. Halbach has been appointed
special policeman for duty at the Wealth
er Bureau.
The times., 1898-09-03
SOCRATES MAUPIN BURIED.
Laid to Rest Where Thousands o.
Soldiers SIeep

Soldiers Sleep.
The funeral services over the remains
of Socrates Maupin, of Company G, First
District of Columbia Regiment, who died
at Santiago, and whose body was brought
to this city on Wednesday, took place
yesterday afternoon at o'clock from
Zurhorsts undertaking rooms, on Capitol
Hill. Rev Gre nville Williams. pastor of
the Metropolitan Baptist Church, con-
Quoted the services and spoke feelingIy
of the nobility of character of the young
soldier, who died in foreign land for
the honor of his country. The pall-bear-
ers were George Brown, L. c. Covell, V.
Potter, Edward De Grain, r. D. Evans,
and Lucien Stark. The interment was at
Arlington, where thousands of other boys
in blue are sleeping their last sleep.
The times., 1898-09-03
DECLINE IN WHEAT.
Supply From the Northwest Doubled
Over Last Year.

Chicago, Sept. 2.-Wheat here lost over
a cent and in the Northwest about two
cents. September at Minneapolis dropped
to 5 1-Sc under Chicago, which, roughly
speaking, is about shipping basis. The
one influence everywhere was large re-
ceipts. The Northwest had double that
of last year.
The visible supply is expected to in
crease 100000 bushels Monday. although
that may be putting it pretty high. Half
of the markets will be closed tomorrow,
but the local board will be open
There was a break of 1-2c. in No. 2
hard winter today in the sample crowd
owing to a falling off in the demand.
The Northwest continues to get perfect
weather for the movement of wheat.
The times., 1898-09-03
TRY GRAIN-O! TRY GRAIN-o!

Ask your Grocer today to show you pack.
age OF GRAIN-O. the new food drink that
drink it withoutinjury az we'll as tie adult.
All who try it, like it. GRAIN-O has that
rtch seal brown OF Mocha or Java but tt 70
inade from pure grains, and the most ueir
One-Quarter the price of coffee. II 30 and 2o0
Der package. SOLD by all xr0cers- 3a25-0
The times., 1898-09-03
senorn sagrnrio hurried.

There was a large gathering at st.
Paurs Catholic Church yesterday morning
on the occasion of the funeral of Sonora
Marguerite Josephine Billieux Segrario,
the wife of Senior Jose Segrario, formerly
first secretary OF the Spanish legation
here. The service was impressive and
was conducted by the rector of st. Paufs.
The interment was at Mount Olivet.
The times., 1898-09-03

tractors, Samuel Ross, to complete the
work. The surety must take up the con-
struction Immediately and carry it to-
completion, upon the condition that the
money due for work performed thereon
from this date forward will be paid to
the sureties.
The times., 1898-09-03
Cincinnati G. A. II. Encauipment vin
n. G n.

Choice of three different routes Tickets
sold Sept g. 4. 5, good to return until 18th
and may be extended until Oct.2, $l4 for
the round trip. For tickets and further
information call on B. & o. ticket agents
au2O, q, "a, q, ,2s, ,31-se2,S,4 -em
The times., 1898-09-03
reserve for the continuity OF the dividends
on the preferred is $1,000, ,0oO.sts

Manhattan was a feature bf the mar
ket and was in demand for a time after
the publication OF the annual report to
the the s.ass t,, su.hsElnes though there is rsa
just now is governed more by manipula-
ton than by legitimate trading.
The times., 1898-09-03
FINISH TONER SCHOOL.

Samuel Ross Given Permission to
Complete the Contract.
As result of the failure of Messrs.
Baldwin & Peake, contractors, 10 COM
plete the Toner School building within
the time limit required by the District
Commissioners. the latter have decided
TO allow one of the sureties of the con-
The times., 1898-09-03
DIR. Repetti Recommended.

Health Officer Woodward has recon-
mended the appointment of DIR. F. F. Re-
petit as physician to the poor during the
absence of DR.. G. c. Clark.
The times., 1898-09-03
Marrinre Iiccnses

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
70 Robert Tompkins and Emma Gordon,
Richmond; Frederick Ellis, King George
Country Va, and IDA r. Morgan; Ern-
est r. Pratt and Jennie /. Berless.
The times., 1898-09-03

There is rumor that the Peoples Gas
Company will absorb the Ogden Gas Com
pany, though the Ogden people have thus
far rejected all offers TO buy.
The times., 1898-09-03

MONEY 70 lean on real estate. t25e and mA0
runs. per cent. $500 and larger sums. per
cent; s., 500 and larger SUNS, and IL pee
cent; all transactions conducted with eccroricai
consideration for borrowers MN d. sAUN0EHA
3 CO.. l407 b st. NV apl1-u
The times., 1898-09-03

The net earnings of the Cleveland, Cm-
cinnati, Chicago and ST. Louis for the
month of July increased $3.50 Lake
Shore reports for the year ending June 81
a surplus after fixed charges and divi-
dends of sS34,000 against $4,000 last year
The report of Manhattan for the year
shows a surplus after charges and divi-
dends of s223, 600 against deficit of s1s5 900
last year.
The times., 1898-09-03

MONEY TO LOAN at the iowest rates OF interest.
on improved and unimproyed property in the
District OF Columbia: no delay beyond exam
nation Of title WALTER II. ACKER. 704 4th
st NV. fes-t
The times., 1898-09-03
New York Stock
Omen High Low Clos.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members of the New York Exchange,
1927 + street.
The times., 1898-09-03

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED coLLAr-
ERAL-No delay. YERKES BAKER.
Rooms 40 to "A. Metzerott Bldg. IlIo st.
ie12-H
The times., 1898-09-03

at 73 5-s 40 at 70 ga, at "a. 100 at 73 7-S,
United States Electric Light, at 1903.
After Call-Mergenthaler Linotype. 5
at 1S6 Ia 10 at lS6 1-2
The times., 1898-09-03
Young Men, Middle Age
or Old Men,

Suffering from excesses and errors Of YOUTH over
work or mental worry, and troubled with Nervous
Debility, Loss OF Memory, Bashfulness. Confusion
of Ideas Headache, Dizziness. Palpiration OF the
Pimpies on the Face. Loss Of sleep. Tired Feeling
in the Morning, Evil Forebodings Dull, Stupid,
Aversion to Society, no Ambition, Bad Taste in
the Mouth. Dreams and Night Losses. Deposits in
panied with slight burning Kidney Troubles, or
any Disease of the Genito, Urinary Organs. ian
here find an honest, safe and speedy cure.
VARICOCELE CURED AT ONCE without opera.
ton Have you the seeds of any past disease iurk-
ing in your system; IMPoTENCY or Loss of Sex
ual Power, and do you contemplate MARRIAGEi
Do you feel safe in taking this step? 'You can't
afford to take any risk. Like father; like son. We
have a never-faling remedy that viii purify the
Blood and positively bring back Lost Power. Our
honest opinion always given.
The times., 1898-09-03

The New York Central directors yester-
day declared dividend of l1per cent.
The times., 1898-09-03
Money TO Loan on

Household Furnifare. Pianos, &c. whs-
cut removal from owners possession; payments
received principal. which reduces the cost OF
carving; all business strictly confidential: No
expense to applicant IL loan is not made: efi-
Gent service enables Us to act promptly On al
applications See before going elsewhere
Capital Loan Guarantee Co..
6o9 r Street N. w.
The times., 1898-09-03

Washington Stock Exchange.
Regular Call-District of Columbia
8 .65's. $4,000 at ia 1-2; Capital Traction, 20
The times., 1898-09-03
Marine Band Concert.

The following program will be rendered
by the Marine Band On the White House
,dr
The times., 1898-09-03
Chicago Grain and Provision Market

Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co.
members of the New York Exchange
1aO7 Z street
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-17
ISRRIBERY CIT OFF

Why co the railroads oppose reduc-
ton of passenger rates to and Ia
cents per mile, when their own reports
show that they have been receiving
on an average only 2 Is ceLts per
mile on passenger travel. If they obey
the law and stop issuing free passes
they will collect more money at 2 IL
and cents per mile than they collect
now, even if no more people ride on
their trains; but it is certain that the
increased travel will be considerable
with this reduction in rates. There
fore, they will collect considerably
more money than they do now. Then
why do they oppose the reduction
which means larger profits to them?
1t is because they cannot use these
larger profits to bride or influence leg
islatures and prominent citizens. The
railroads admit that they have been
giving over one hundred thousand
free passes; that is, they have issued
free passes equal to one-third of the
number of voters in the State. By
this means they have in large meas.
ure (and hope to continue to, con.
trolled conventions and legislatures
They want to be able to tax the aver
age citizen q high railroad fare in Or
der to enable them to issue 4 large
number or free passes to men whom
they want to influence. We repeat
what we have said several times be.
fore, that the only trouble with the :
and 1.2 cent rate is that it is still
too high.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-17
NOT FOR EVERYTHING

But IL you have kidney, liver u
bladder trouble you will find SWsmp.
Root Jast the remedy you need. reo-
pie are not apt TO get anxious Ab9l;
their health soon enough. !! yol
are mot quite WELL or "hsf a
have you ever thought that your KID
neys may be cause of your sickness .
Ii is easy TO tell by setting ASIDE
your urine for twenty-fosr h0urF q
sediment or settling indicates a. ~
healthy condition of the kidneys
When urine stains linen II D. .Tl-
dence of kidney trouble. Too IRE.
quent desire 10 urinaie, scAnty %
ply, pain or dull ache in the bAcE j.
also convincing proof that the I'D.
neys and bladder nesd doctoriur
There Is satisfaction in knOE.rg
hat the great remedy Dr. h'lmeFf
swamp Root, fulfills every We =
relieving weak or diseased kidreg.
a,d all forms Of bladder and urinary
troables. Not only does sxau
Root give new life and activity 70
the kIdneys-the cause Of trou os.,
but by treating the kidneys il zea
as tonic for the entire eonsfitut.Jt
III You need a medicine you shoaE
have the best. Sold by Drug u
price FIFTY cents and one dollar. o.
by mentioning The CACcAsI,S ApG
sending your address to DIR. Kline
q CO., Binghamton. y. Y. voc ug
have q sample bottle OF this al
discovery sent to you free by b Nj
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-17

The Item. the largest evening paper
10 Philadelphia, commenting on =
speech made in the House By Judge
Bell, . Popnlist Congressman from
Colorado, says:
When the bill appropriasing 81. 600 :
900 for national defense WAS under dis
cussion in the House yesterday, men,
Der from Colorado sou nded the keynote
of true patriotism.
He sad that At this time there were
no Republicans, no Democrats, ID
Popuiists. All were American citizens
This admirably sums up the views oil
the masses. Those who are not 20. Tbs
| honor VI A nerica should haye no piac.
il public life.
After the present crisis has passed
the American people will have q scor'
10 settle with those elected TO repre-
sent this country, but whose surren
der TO Spain indicates that they hav'
sold them selves for gold.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-17

ley in the last campaign. Or IL may
be that he did not have enough cour-
age to openly vote for Mckinley, but
sneakingiy tried 10 carry the State for
Mckinley by pursuing the plan out
lined By the Charlotte Observer. OF
course no candidate or party that is
honestly for free silver and opposed 10
the domination OF trusts and monopo.
lies expects the supports Of such to-
ries. 10 fac, the support Of such men
would throw grave suspicion on any
candidate or party. 10 short, no one
expects these men to use their infu-
ence or vote in support OF the princi-
pies OF Jefferson, Jackson aid Lin
coin. Their whole influence will be CT
the other side. They are simply stay
ing in the Democratic party with thu
hope of corrupting it, overthrowinf
Bryan, and back-siiding the organiza
ton to Cleveland. Beware Of them
They are more dangerous than opel
enemies.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-17
The .sas cid -rtsn..

Cleveland heard from Il
visirg gold Democrats - ur-..
and Go 20 work. He t,lsr
ers IN Pennsylvania 60 81 ta
doub has given The goll ..-.-.
in this State like insiracitor ....
Why the Charlotte Obs.rg,r
me too papers are kigk'u. a-. Ia
BryAn's plan az sleciIng siIy,E
cressmer. These gcictrs. -.
fiooding IN. country with 'a.
erature. Fries, of Salem. B.. -.-.
iug out thousands OF l-it,r
goldbugs. too cowArdiy e. .ts
them selves known, furnish a. ia.
names. Many, maay Pop
this county, received = c.r-l p. ga
stamp for reply. Many r.. ..-
have been referred 20 Us .r,-r
time We tell the receiver 20 t..- .s.
circular and paw no a'tenilea ..,.
These Cl ,vtlard Democ a.. g.
termined 10 run the Democrat a--r
IN this State. They are IL. Ia.
drels that kicked out the = zoe
men, who opposed Cleveisnd o., .a-ss
of his goldbug views TIE t1.y
have the cheek 10 think thrs ,1a Is
abuse, lying and eryirg ulrg,s 81,
Populists 10 go back 10 taa' isr,g
under their leadership. n -e
spectiug silver man of any rs
can be under their hypocri 5-.s.
Times Mercury.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-17
RESPONSIBILITY RESTS WITH THE
PRESIDENT.

The President of the United States
has called upon Congress for a special
appropriation of fifty million dollar:
to be put into his hands for national
defense. The people were everywhere
delighted to see that the President was
at last aroused to the gravity of the
situation and his duty to protect
American honor. Congress responded
to this request by unanimous vote in
both Houses. The President is now
clothed with full authority and with
ample means. What will he do with
it? The responsibility is now on him.
Will he demand that the war in Cubs
stop and that Cuba be freed, and that
Cuban Republic be established as q
monument to the destruction of the
Maine and the murder of two hundred
and fifty brave sailors? This, and this
alone, would be sufficient and fitting
atonement for such a national wrong.
Will he do this, and will he then, if
Spain should refuse. force Spain to
terms? This is the least that the
American people expect of him. He
and his Administration are now on
trial. At the next election the people
will render solemn verdict as to how
he has managed this aIl-important
stewardship.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-17
RI SOLUTION OF 1NDoRstxtsr

CoSoHo. y. C., March .--
The Peoples party At Iru--f-.,
Township, Martin county. held .-'-
ing in the town of Ionoho on ~af.fsss
Feb. %, ls9s. After having orgau "a
by electipg W. T. Garrett Chairman. a.
l.. Hines and ". I. Ruilin. Ssrrrfzr.r..
the followir x resolution wa pr &C.
to-wit:
That We heartily commend Ef1 '..l
proud OF the Populist nemt-r- ttr
National Legislature for their lrRag-
ering fidelity 20 the inisre-' o' lh-
people: and especially DO W. feel proud
Of our noble Senator. Hon. Mar 90
Butler, who m the opinion of ihi- lar-'-
ing, = more faithful, fearl- srl ia
triotic champion Of the p.opl-. gl'.
ever grsced the halls Of either randi
of the National Congress.
That q copy Of the proceediug- 81
this meeting be cent TO THE a.. o,s-
IAN and Progressive farmer fDrE a..-
cation.
Having accomplished the Oh -- 20
which this meeting wss called = %.
ganize the meeting adjoUrn.d.
JoHy J.. lliST..
W. J.. RrFTEN
SecrsfarIss
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-17
WHAT BUTLERlSM MEANS.
And Why tho Democratic Machine Press
il Opposed to 1T.

LENoIR, q. c., March 8, 1898.
MR.. EDITOR:-I have been no.
ticing the Democratic pride of n
Carolina fof some time, they seem
to be in earnest when they say
that they are opposed to Butlerism
l have always belieyed that. Now
lets see what Butlerism means, SC
that the people of North Carolina
can see what low down, contempt
able, lying hypocrite this pride is
when it says we are for all these
great reforms that BRYAN is for
Butlerism means this, and his pub.
lie record will show it.
Butlerism is for the free coinage
OF silver Is to l, this is why they
are opposed to Butlerlsm; it favor
ed the abolition of national banks
this is why they are opposed to
Butlerism, it opposed trusts and
combines, this is why they are OBJ
posed to Butlerism /; it favored Bry-
anism, this is why they are oppos-
ed to Butlerism ; it favored patri.
otism, this is why they are opposed
to Butlerism. So Dir. Editor. we
might mention over many other
good reforms, but every honest maj
knows the Democratic party in
North Carolina has fought every
reform that was any good to the
las oring people; show me a man
that is fighting for the interest Of
his country and the laboring PEG
pie under any other name except
Democrat, and he is the man they
light the hardest, and if they deny
this they are false. Don't they
fight Mr.. Butler He is doing ali
he can for these great reforms. Mr..
Butler has been honest and faith
full In defending the rights Of the
people. Will they fight truth and
honesty. Yea, Mr.. Butler and Mr.
Bryan are standing with these hon
est reforms based on truth, irving
to push them to the front, and the
Democrats are fighting him harder
than any man in the Nation. and
fighting Mr.. Bryan sneakingly.
Do you suppose, MI. Editor. we
laboring people can trust them /?
No sir, they are about like the
sell outs-they have received the
price of their treachery.
A. j. CONLEY.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-17

ept wise manasemeps and the liberal
appropeiafioos given them. are full 20
over aowipg With bright eoys and girls
v ho are TO make up the future man
hood and woman hood Of our state and
are in q more nourishisGs coalition
than ever hascre in their history, and
still To use the language OF the Demo
Graf, this glorious old state 10 bring
devoured BIZ its enemies.
But Hebrews, Gid you read in The
above which We quoted what be said
about that desert miraxe. Better
Climb . high tree aud get your tele-
scope Think Of the millions OF patti
osic oters Who followed Bryan in that
memorable campaign Of lss-, batthrg
| for the iualienAt-d rights Eusranfeed
| To our fathers, the right TO Just and
| fair compensation for The fruits Of hu
man Ia Dor and tell them that they Are
chasing . desert mirage We don't
believe in ghosts or take much stock q
optical delusiops, but As sure ~ right
is right. the people will VIII, and what
mar appear TO some - the visionary
lonsipgs OF q hopeless Traveller in q
barren desert, will be realized .. greer
pastures and still waters To furnish
him food and drink il he will but main
tain his faith and follow s,tadfastlI
his determined purpose.
\ PoPULIsr
Clinton, y. c., March. Il, l>9s.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-17
ARE THESE POPULIST PAPERSe

There are certain so-called Populist
newspapers Eve are glad to say they
are few in number) that are acting
very strangely. Week after week
their columns may be scanned in vain
for any praise or comment on the mag
nificent work which the Popdlist Sen
ators and Congressman are doing at
Washington. This is true not only of
their editorial columns but their news
columns will be scanned in vain to
find even news reports Of the many
bold and vigorous fights which Popu-
list Congressman and Senators are
making in behalf of Populist princi-
pies and in the interest Of struggling
humanity. This class of newspapers
never refer to Populist Congressman
or Senator except to nIsrepresent him
and abuse him. There is another
strange and noticeable thing about
these papers: They spend more time
in abusing and ridiculing w. J. Bryan
than they do in exposing the schemes
of Mark Hanna and his goldbug and
monopoly hackers. 1t is also worthy
Of note that they take the same posi-
ton with reference to the Populist
party that Grover Cleveland does with
reference to the Democratic party.
Whether the editors Of these papers
are misguided ard blinded by preju.
dice or whether they are deliberately
working for some Interior purpose is
probably q debatable question; but
one thing is evident to every fair
minded man who loves his country
and whose patriotism is strong enough
to clearly his mind Of prejudice, and
that is that these so-called Populist ed
ltors, whether they intend it or not,
are performing the same service for
monopoly that Gorover Cleveland is.
However, we do not fear much dam
age can result from their perverse
course, for We have an abiding faith in
the instructive wisdom and patriotism
of the great masses Of the people of
all parties, and especially in the rank
and file Of the Peoples Party. As surely
as there reigns just and merciful
God in Heaven, we expect to see these
patriotic masses join shoulder to
shoulder and elect an American pa
triot for President in 1900 in spits of
the combined ignorance, prejudice,
folly, and corruption which is now
working in the interest Of gold and
monopoly.