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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-12
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-12

Mr.. Harrity says there will come a
time when the opponents Of the Chicago
platform will control the Democratic
party. If so, then Mr.. Harrity and men
who think like him ought to be on the
national committee, and those who are
now in accord with the party policy
will not try to stay on the
committee to Illustrate the party policy
They believe that party ought to
choose as its leaders men who believe in
ifs paramount issues.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-12

The Newborn Journal fittingly de-
nounces woman who recently pub
lished an article on "Poor White Wo-
men in Our Southern Cities" The au-
thor was appealing for mission work, and
suggested Newbern as a proper place.
She is an ignorant busybody is the
most charitable view to take of her Sian
der0us article.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-12

Office: News and Observer Building
Fayetteville Street.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-12

DIR. w. j. Courts writes Webster's
Weekly that the mother Of Governor
John NJ Morehead said it was the
greatest ambition Of her life to see
Johns name in the almanac. Her am
bition was gratifed. Her great-grand-
son, Richmond Pearson Hobson, how
ever has written his name in history
so ndelibly that it will rank along with
the foremost names that viii never die.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-12
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The News : Observer.

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ING COMPANY.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-12

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-04
AnetheI Athlcic l. Dead.

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combination - ailments brought on by
excessive training Tor athletic sports.
Hc was an agricultural college senior.
AMI wEs the bes; athlete In the insti-
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ENGAGED in athletics as earnestly as
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spleaiid specimen ~ physical man
kr.d
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-04
Morrison Admitted To Practice.

Washington. Jan. i-Anons thcs.
admitted toprac,ice in theUntei States
suf-sfne court yesterday was Hon. VIM.
$. Morrison. who has teen for 50 many
years chairman ~ the interstate CON-
rrexs-a e.r~r,fs-s,-
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Arizona republican., 1898-09-22

charge, authorizes the statement that neither Of the camp boards whosa re- ports have just been made public, ask ed him either officially or privately any questions whatever.
 As severe strictures have been made cn the medical corps at Camp Thomas cn account Of it's alleged lack Of hes piEal supplies, the war department viii summon Major Comegys before the in- Testigati1g beard, when the proper tint arrives, in order to disproTe some Of the charges made against the hosp tal management d Chickau2ug2- The department is ready fer the prop0sed investigation to begin All documen- tary evidence is prepared, and the greater part Of it is a5-es;iy ilde1ed- It is thought at the war department that the investigation reed net i2st mora than a few weeks. if the commission brings all it's energy to the work in hand The belief is expressed that th5 president will be able to announce the names Of the commissioners by the middle Of next week.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
QU BE CONFERENCE.
Americans and Canadians CoInin fo
 an unoeTsiondinJ

Quebec, Sept. 2l-The international commissioners met in Joint session for an hour this afternoon and ad- iourned to meet again On Thursday The American commissioners met as usual this morning and again at 1 ?. n. They listened to the arguments Of Messrs- Babcock of New York, and Fallen Of Ohio, who represent the in- teTests Of the United States fisheries As usual all cf the proceedings wa-e Dsnird elcsed doors, out so far as the fresh wa,er fisheries are concerned, 1t IS understood that the Americans and Canadians will agree with little trou- bls Both sides desire petta- protec- tioo Of fresh water fish and no doubt this part of the proposed treaty will readily be disposed of Tomorrow the interests e the United States farmers will t3 heard.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
CREDITOR NATION.
The U. s. Now lOdnin0 Mil. lions Of EOEsorS 10
 Europe.

Washington. Sept 21-Government reports indicate a great growth in our export trade during August, the dull est month in the business year. These reports show that the excess Of im- ports in August was 35,GC0,000.
 4 most amazing fact relating to cur foreign commerce. however, is that we are now a creditor nation, having Ioaasd many nilliors of American dol .a-s to Europeans
 [ is not possible for ehe government or for any Of the banking assoc.alions to prepare any report which would show how much money we have been ioaning to Europe. The government caE- only tell us how much our exports exceed our imports. The August re- porS shows that in manufactured ar ticies We have exported nearly s35, ,508.- eco worth Of products Eora than We imported of the products of other man. ufaeturing nations
 The government experts can tell Us how much gold has been sent to US. and more will be repoTS ed for Septem- Der But the government and clear ing house association are unable to make any repor. which would tell thu story of the loaning Of American capi- tai in Europe. Nobody can say exact iy how much has. within few months been loaned in London CT on the coati cent by American capitalists II is possible oaly to gst an approximation and that is obtained when those who have thus loaned get together so that they may obtain some idea Of the az gregate amount of money which Eu- rope has borrowed Of US. It is not the banks with one or two exceptions, but II is banking EoussS, private bankers. that make these loans They discov- cred On a comparison Of notes that not lar from S75, 5,0Go, ,1oj of American mon sy has been loaned since spring in London and the continent, and these loans do not represent the trade bal anceS, CT any parr of them, which Ec- rope owes us They represent out and iCut borrowings. Europe came to New York and in some measure to Chicago and to Boston ard asked for leans of money and got them
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
NATIVE HAWAIIAN SENTIMENT.
A Division on i;le Subject of AE-
 ESxafiOa-

San Francisco, Sept. 2f.-The steam ship Alameda arrived today from Aus tralian points via Honolulu Adyiees from the latter place under date of September Il say the congressional commissioners aTs finishing their work and expect to leave for Washing ton on September g. The commis- sioEers are row being deiuged will petitions and memorials from native Haraiians.
 The sentiment Of the natives aD- pears 10 De divided. Ons faction de- sires the restoration of the qu-eD. while the ether accepts the new u-der Of things and asks for certain rigns under the new form Of government The natives who favor restoration held 9 mass meeting CT September F and adopted a memorial which was pre- ssrteG to the commissioners. The memorial alleges that ths annexation treaty has failed and ths jcin- resoli-- ton is ineffective because it was rot passed by the people Of the Hawaiian islands or representatives cf the leSs- lature. The memorial concludes bJ- asking that the constitutional govern ment of January 1G. 1893, be restored under the protection Of the United States Of America
 Among the speakers at the mass meeting WaS RC5ert VI. Wilcox, the ieEoluticnist, who 9 few weeks ago tcok the oath Of allegiance in order 10 qualify himself for a full pardon for past misdeeiIs Pointing Io tue United States flag over tns government build icg, he said: It is useless to say that the flag oyer there will not come down again l. was ID before and i- came down"
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
FRENCH GUIANA MUTINY.
ConvictS Threatening to Take p0S-
 session of Cayenne

London, Sept 21.-A special dispatch from Paris says a deputy repres A,t:ng French Guiana in the chambers has received a dispatch announcing that mutiny has taken place among the French Guiana Tie mutineers, it ap- pears, overpcwered and murdered their guards, then stormed the military store houss and seized the arms and ammunition there. They are now, ac- cording to the dispatch, besieging the principal prison, and it is feared that they may succeed in freeing 1000 con- victs confined in the building
 Achievements have been tele- graphed fr 10 the island Of Mars,- nique.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
NAVAL ACADEaIY IMPROVEMENT Report of the Board of Visitors for the
 Past Year.

Washington, Sept. 21.-The report Of the board of visitors to the naval academy, just made public, makes the following recommendations fer the i'm proyement Of the management:
 ,. That the appointment of candi- dates be made by July 1 of the year preceding thsir examination fer ad- mission in order to permit them to be mere fully prepared.
 2 That the cadets who pass into the line and engineer corps be reQuir- ed on the completion Of their first three years cruise to return to the academy and pursue tive years course of advanced studies il either ordnance, marine engineering, or elec- Irieal engineering
 3 That the department Of seaman ship be provided with a set Of models Cf modern men-of-war, one Of each type.
 i. That the department of steam engineering be supplied with modern tools and machinery. ;. That the beard approves Of the general plan for the rebuilding of the academic buildings and believes tha- If il be faithfully carried cut the result will be beftting the dignity os this great nation.
 G. That continuing annual appro- pTiation be made for rebinding in half CT full morocco valuable books in the library
 :. That the efficiency of the board Of visitors will be increased by tie ap- pointment O. a portion of the board for two or more terms, so that at least a portion Of the board may be familiar with the duties which the board is ex- pected to perform
 The committee or discipline has this to say:
 We are well pleased with the dis cipli1e and administration in so far as we have been able to observe The dis cipline@ is exceedingly severe, but. i1 the opinion of your committee none too severe fer an institution designed to produce officers competent to coa,- mand modarn battleship. To this rigid disciplins we are largely indebt- cd for the development of those superb qualities which distinguish the Amer ican sailor and which enabled him to astonish the world by his operations in Manila bay"
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
The Medical and QuaGtermdsteg's De- partments, as Well as Commissaries, likely to Come Under the Dis pleasure Of the Country and
 tiie Committee.

national Hanlton the Ager, Quarter Stnberg will develop  especially against 0
  before the is all the investigating mite a
 today inspected made which sickness through  commanding camp
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
SAILORS FOR DEWEY.

Washington. Sept 21.-Tne navy department has ordered sailors to be saHt to Admiral Dewey's squadron g. Manila The men will be sent from San Francisco on :, merchant steamer It is the purpose of the department to gather nest Of the men from the Pa cifc coast, but orders have been given iO ts1art-Commander Val, in ehargc Of the permanent naval recruit ing station in Chicago, tc recruit 10 of cEo sailors there. This detail does i3oI amount to a reinforcement of the farces q Manila, Tor the men are 10
 axe the place of the sailors whose teIms Of service have expired
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
s AIRED TO NERVOUSNESS.
Chaplain riCintyre Sees inc Folly f
 loo huCh Talking.

Denver. Sept. 21.-Chaplain J P. Mcintyre Of the battlsship Oregon has been stricken with nervous pros trstion and physicians who are at tel ling him say he will ue confined to his bed for some time It is prob able the court martial which has been ordered to convene in Denver next week for the trial Of Chaplain McIn- tyre CT charge Of having unfairly criticized the actions Of Admiral Samp- sor and Captain Evans in the Santa go naval battle, will be obliged to post pone proceedings for several weeks oD account of the chapiain's illness.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
ANOTHER PERIL FOR BOTKI
The United States Supreme Cour'
 Send Her to Delaware.

San Francisco. Sept 1.-The prosecu- ton in the Botkin DO Soning case believe they have discovered Q means by which the accused woman can be legally turn ed over to the Delaware a-r+hori-io~ for trial ChieI Lees has secured an opinion based on article 3, secIio- 2, [ C. erai constitution, which prcvi7es that the supreme court shall have jur sd.cti n in controversies between two or more states. or between . state and citizens Of another state
 i remedy is suggested in 9 writ of ha- beas corpus known to the common law as writ Of hafeas corpus and prose- queEdunl, which If granted, will result in the transference of Mrs Botl1in from this state to that of Delaware.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
A HAWAIIAN COLONY.

San Francisco, Sept. N-Arrancemerts have been comple- ed fer the I'm vsi of tTenty-One families from tfiS sta q -o Hawaii for colony station purposes Ea h family will be given 1+0 acres of the great Eva plantation 70 cultivate, and each working member will receive SIS month besides found. ard one-sixth Of the profits Of his land
 The colorists will be housed clothed and the children given an edueaticn- Tie colonistS will leave here next month. They were secured in the San Joaquin valley It is the intention Of the Eva plantation to substitute white labor wherever possible.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
MAY FIGHT AT ROBY.
Place Of the Corbett-McCoy Contest to
 Be Changed.

Cleveland. Sept. ao.-A special to the Plain Dealer from Iaporte Indiana, says: Roby. which in pas years was the scene of many pugilisJ;c lat les may ie made the arena for pulling of the lsght between Ccrbett ard Mccoy
 Details for meeting of the giasiiato.s are TOW ;n :he hands of Stuart, Consi- dine and John Con6on. of race track fame, and a secret meeting held at Mt. Clemens. Mich, resulted in Roby Icing selected as a battle ground for the two heavy weights. II is the evident purpose 10 keep both Mccoy and Cortett in training without revealing the exact b. cation of the fight
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
THE TOLEDO EXPLOSION.
II Was More Destructive Than Was
 First Imagined.

Toledo, O., Sept. 21-The dust ex- pl0sion in the great elevator of the Union Elevator and Transportation company at 6:25 o'clock .ast evening was more destructive Of human life than was at first supposed. It oc- cured while a force was at work ship ping S0,000 bushals of cats by rail. The explosion was heard all over the city and resembled a distant firing of heavy artillery. The roof of the structure was thrown hundred feet into the air and fell mass of wreck age The sides Of the building were all thrown outward, leaving the huge grain bins standing without covering Every part of the wreck was instantly a mass Of flames and the confagration was seen nilss away before the fire de- partment could reach the scene
 The list of casualties is as follows: The dead are: Grace Parks, aged 19. daughter Of Superintendent w J. Parks; John Carr, shoveler: Fred Garrett, shoveier: Everett Smith, ma chilist: an unknown Polish shoveler; an unknown shcveleT The following are missing and are believed to have been burned: Frank Vanhossen, grain inspector; Sam Alexander, weigher; Harold Parks, aged 6, son of Superin- teadeut Parks; Charles Keefer, en- gineer. Injured: Hamilton Parks, aged 10, fatally burned; John Smith. shoveler face, arms and neck burned, v-'ll die; Barney, shoveler, fatally hurt; Fred Pargellis, assistant foreman, may recover. William J. Parks, superin- tendent. burned all over. fatally in jured; ". c. Jordan, yar;:master Ohio Central. badly burned about the face and arcos
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
AN ACCUSING MOLE.
mother Feature of a Connecticut Mur-
 der Mystery.

Bridgeport. Conn. Sept 21-Another development in the Yellow aIilipond my S tery was made known today with the an nouncement of the arrest in Hartford, Conn.,, Of Walter C. Foster. The police have reached the conclusion that the young woman whose di- membeI ed co pss vas found in the pond last week was Emma Gill, daughter of Harry Gill. Of Southington. Young Foster is accused of having been an acccMpiice in the mur- der Of Miss Gill.
 Miss Gill was 2i years of age, and had been employed as Q domestic in the fam fly of Jas II. Pratt of Southington- Her brother describes mole upon her neck. and T similar mark was found on the COrpse-
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
CHEERED FOR CERvERA.

santander, Sept 21-The Anchor line steamer City Of Rcme, chartered by Admiral Cerycra t0 transport to Spain the Spanish sailors captured a. the battle C. Santiago, who were recently released by the United States authorities, arrived here today rom Portsmouth, =. T, whence sire sailed CT September 12. Captain Eulate, former commander of the Spanish cruiser Vizcaya, and other Spanish naval officers landed and the crowd cLeered for Admiral CeTvera.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
Rios Says the Responsibility for the War
 Was General. ALL PARTIES HAD URGED IT.
What the Country Needed Was a Man Brave Enough to Sacrifice Himself to the indignation of His Country
 men and There Was None.

Madrid Sr 2Senc- Monero member of the Spanish published all
  all personally Spain being unable great 
 country accused all  himself uon especially insurgents"
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
RECEIVED THE ROUGH RIDERS $

Washington, 2Pd1 Mckinley today informally delegation
  orte home They Ill and 40 EaeA Of the callers
  informal He
  his behalf the hoash the
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
INTIMIDATING wcRKAEN.

Cleveland, Sept. 21-AIother incl fectual attempt was made today by of fciaIs Of the American Wire company to take non-union men into the mill. Fifteen non-unicnists, mostly Poles, accompanied by two of the co11pany'S 5 officers, started to march from the street ca: to the plant They were IneL by 159 strikers who were doing picket duty around the mill, and were driven away. The police allege that TO violence has been attempted ans refuse to arrest any Of the strikers.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
NEEDED IN THE PHILIPPINES.

Washington, Sept. 21-A few days ago orders were issued directing the return to San Francisco from Manila of three paymasters, as it was thought lhey were rot needed in the Philip pines longer. The order was re- Fcked today upon the receipt Of . teI- gram frCll General Otis saying that the men could not be spared. He said most Of. the paymasters in Manila werP employed iE duties outside Cf the rss- eiar duties Of paymasters.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
TWENTY CARLOADS
M5dicaI Supplies to That Amcu;;
 Found 2t Clickamcuga-

Washington, Sept 21 = General Boy aton, ccnnandaHt of the ChiclEa- mauga camp, Eas sent word to Ad5U tant-GeneraI CCrbin that the Eledica. supply division Of the camp is closed. Or investigation, however, it has been found that upward cf twenty carloads Cf mediccl and surgical sGpp1ies i2 tEe uacst complete variety, are stiH on hand, being sufficient to fit out fifty regiments with medicine.
 Tn this connection" says BUyntnDs .Major,, Conlegys, medical surveyor in
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
4 DOCTOR INDICTED.

New York, Sept. 21-TLa grand jury today returned an Indictment for mur- der in the frs. degree against Dr- Sam ueI J. Kennedy, who is accused Of the murder Of Emeii-e C. Reynolds, bet ter known 2s Deity" Reynolds, i1 the Grand hotel 0n August 1S.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
i GROWING TRUST.

St Louis, Sept 21-J B Duke. presiderr Of the American Tobacco company, who has been in the city for several days, today eonsummated a deal whereby his company has come into possession Of the Brown Tobacco company's plant He paid s1.500, ,001 for the property.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
4 DEEPER SHAFT.

San Francisco. Sept. 21--An English syndicate which controls the Banner mine, near Orcyille, has deciGet to ex- pend s2l'1. .lsr9 in eepenirg the shaft 1'Ar feet more The shalt s now down i3c0 feet, and has q three-fcct perpendicular ledge in slate which runs from seven to eight inches in ore The superintendent hcnes that the new shaft will develop . gold ledge to its full width.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
RAILROAD TIED UP.

New Orleans, sep:. 21.-News reached the Southern Pacific today that as result Of the announcement of four cases Of fever here, the author itie5 have put an absolutely rigid quarantine against all freight from New Orleans. Both the Southern and Texas Pacific roads ara tied up. No details Of the Alabama quarantine have been made public.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
HONOLULU AFFAIRS.
harbor Defense OCcupxinn Attention
 of Engineers.

San Francisco, Sept. 21.AMajor- General Merriam. who returned from Honolulu on the Australia said today. T do not know when the barracks will be built at Honolulu If any are put in in the near future they will ha merely temporary. Tha troops TOW there are in tents and may remain so for some time. The harbor defense for Honolulu is an important ann wei2hty question. Engineers are now giving the subject attention, but i. will require months to solve the problem
 As far as l know al present the irst New York will remain ol the island indefinitely. Ee sad the trocps orderad to Manila viii be dis patched as soon as possible TTans- ports now On the way lack from th>= Philippines will be utilized for ehs. purpose.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
ANOTHER INVESTIGATOR.

Nashville Tenn, Sept 21.-General W. H. Jackson received a telegram from President Mckinley inviting him to act as member of the board to investigate the war department. General Jackson has taken the offer under adyisement, and will return an answer tomorrow. H s friends say he will accept.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
MILLER WILL COMMAND.

Washington, Sept 2f.-General Mil Ter, now in command at San Francisco. will command the endorsements or dered to Manila. Batteries 4 and D of the California artillery will go with the expedition