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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-13

Mrs. julia Iawton. OF Lincoln Garhe'd
corps. Portland. department, inspector.
will be IN Astoria Monday November r.
for the purpose of inspecting Cushing Re
relief CORPS No. & Every member is
earnestly requested TO be present At
the close o, inspection a camp hre will
be enjoyed by all. the post being invited
TO attend.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-13

County Commissioner Howell Lewis
was a passenger up on last nights train.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-13

The Rev. T. A. Hyland viii hold service
and preach in Grace Episcopal church
this morning at Il O'Clock. There will Be
no evening service. Sunday school at
l2:SO.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-13

The Wonder Drill an indispensable tool
to all machinlsts. plumbers. or workers
In iron. brass. or other metals. Call and
see It. c. H. orkwitz. agent corner OF
Tenth and Duane streets.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-13

Mr. Frank Rogers. who has been In the
employ Of Herman Wise for over four
years, has resigned his position TO ac-
cept one with a logging company at Oak
Point.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-13

Presbyterian church-services as usual
today Theme OF the morning SER
mon, 1.-THE Lifted Veil" evening theme
Books and Reading" A very cordial
invitation is extended to all. ?
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-13

First NJ. e. Church-Morning sermon,
II a. m; subject, THE Human Agency
in Salvation" evening sermon, 1880 p. m. (;
subject, what Is a Christian" Sunday
school ct 1920 D. m; Epworth League at
$3.50 p m.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-13

rs. Delllnger OF the Portland Times.
arrived down last night
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-13

A marriage license was granted IN
the county clerks ONCE yesterday TO
Emory II. Beardslee and Augusta KIN
dred
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-13

Call and see new dress suit. the very
latest. confined TO the MeAllen \ NC
Donnell dry goods house. Commercial
street
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-13

The popularity OF the merchants lunch
served by Mr.. George Barley at the Ma
tonal is growing daily. and many busi-
ness men can be found there every day
for their midday meal The lunches set
by Mr. BARLEY are the finest in the city
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-13

Congregational church-The day will be
devoted to the interests Of missions The
morning theme will be "The Leaven Of
the World" An interesting and profit
able evening program viii be rendered by
the Woman's Auxiliary. All are most
cordially invited
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-13

Many country people were In the city
yesterday. purchasing supplies, and mer-
chants reported busy saturday, The
arrival Of several vessels also assisted
trade. as each captain made largc pur-
chases after his long trip.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-13

Tho British ship Australian lett M for
Portland yesterday In tow Of the ookla-
hama,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06

= IN berdthert DER sri sf.
Nuf Dem ct. Coulter Refrutirungsam.e
meloete fib bor 3ur3em Elm iunger Mtunn
bebufs @intrttts in zines oer .su gebilbeteu
Nrtileriez Gegimenter. @r tputoe angenpmz
men, melbe:e iib bann aber EiG1t ntrbr. Sc
tern erbielt Der Hetrutirungs5samte nun Elm
S9rei6en BON benz iungen Warlt, in pel=
9em oieIer Iagt, er bd!tte lpd5renb zines
Streites einen Mann nit elmer Sallfeule
iiber ben &opf gei4lagen, lei hann in Der
5urc6t, einen W1prb begangen al 9a6en, gs>
flii6tet ur1o babe fi6 unter {ali9em Ndmen
oann in ct. 2olts gemel0et. gr 1ei audi
minosrid6rig. @ein 8a:er Du6e Tim feit6er
9ef9rie6en, Dab Der 8erlsBte bdbonfommen
uno feinen Strafantrag fteGsn petbe. SSn=
folge beien lei er na6 9aufe 3uriidgefs6rt!.
Die Solge bieies 8riefes p;rb iein, bag
Uncle Sam ben Oeferteur, Germ als folder
pirb er angeie6en, iebt feitnebmen pirO.
: 8ere@ti9te @ntra It unJ cuff
elm ionberbares 96ilbbiirgertud6en BON
MounosDile i'm Stuate Weit 8irginia ber=
bor. 0as 9o9pafer, bus Die ltfer9eldnbe
ii6erflutbete, brahte me9rere 9duTer baI sIbIt
in @efa6r unb Die Mounbspilse bsfiir9.eten,
baB Die aufgeregte 5lut6 nob piel tpitbenber
1ein per0e, penn Die fluBabipdrts tomnlens
ben Sbtp=O ampfer uno PropeGer es tpage:1
iOGten, ie gu bur9Uiblen. Sic firdteten,
Der burb bic G3iffe beritGrfte 6laa
perOe TART genug perben, i9re 6duier aus
ben @run6oeiten 3a reiBen unb fort3u1piz
len. Dssbalb lsstsn fi9 tinigs Der 4tpsiIs=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
Die eeitriee Staomahl.
Der ausfau oerieIben in mander Se5iehune
pielperfprc@eno.

Geitern fanben in @btcaao Bel siemlid
f9tpu9er 8et3eiligune bic @ablen fir bic
Sonndmter uno ben Stdbtrat6 itatt. @ie
nidt dnoers gu ertparten mar, iiegten biz
Osmptraten i'm gforoz, @eitz unb Sibtopn,
lotpie i'm SOpn Of Safe, md6renb Die 5Oipn=
beamten in Safe giep, 9pbe part unb Sci
feripn repu6litdnii3 Iein peroen.
DIS in man4er 9init9t srfreuli9 1T Der
4usfaa Oer Staotrat6pubG gu beseidnen, @&
iinb ndmli9 nt3t peniger ais 3tpeiunoStpanz
gig Ganoibaten Der fir 3eform in Der Habit.
19en 8erpaltung eintretenoen Municipal
8oters' 2eague 9etrGbIt pproen, 10 baB ea
DEN StruBsnbabn9eieGi9afte unm0gltf
fein Diirfts, Die @erldn9erung i6rsr Sreibriefs
auf SO Sabre auf @runb Der MQen=8i1
our63uTeBen. 53par iinb einigs Der drgiten
8ubler, mis 4Io. pppers, @ougbIin uno
Gulerton, pieoergepablt porben, bo9 1T bic
6auptftibe t6rer MaGt gebro9en, ba ie
niht mebr uuf eire gefiisig:, epentueG aud
bes Mapors 8eto iiberitimmenbe.3tpeibrittel
Me6r6eit re9nen tOnnen, Sn polittl9er
9infi9t iebt ii4 Der n.le @tabtratb aua
80 Oemptruten, % &epu6litanern unh 7
l1nu6bdngigen auiammen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06

Der isBias ~offi5ieIe ober gstr6nts
9t4ter GngIanb'5, Ilfre0 q Ii It II,
1T Elm Poet ie6sten Nanges, uno ieber oerz
nllnfttge Y}eni9 punbsrte fiA 01rii6er, rpie
oas be3igli4e Re9isrungsamt oieien poiten,
Der frit9er bon elmer @r0Be ME 9cnnpTon
oltsgefiiat pur0e. einem ioldsn PfuiGer
li6ertra9en fonnte. 9us @rite, pas Nuitin
ouf Dem Soften %Ietitete, mar ein n2ieO" gu
g3rsn Or. SameiOn's uno itints 5reibeu=
tere'nFalls in Sransouat. SEPT sat Muitin
Elm r2ieb" bon dbnli4em nQGertb" auf einen
S4ubz nnn SruB=8unb 5plIden Gn9lonO
uno ben Ser. Staaten Derii1t = eiren 9lanb,
Den bier gu Qan0e fem oeafenoer Wtenif)
baden nil, Der u6sr bielsn gngldnbern bel
Der 1ebtgsn 8ereiniamung i6re5 2unpe5 mill
touGnen tpdre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
@tuc ttctte NinS0teDieu6e 1T sio.
0frifa>

SIN 8lute Der 8tnber in @iioafrita bat
Der oeroiente oeuti9e SorI9er Or. %. Sole,
g%e9entpdrtig vBacteriologist to the
Government of the Cape OF Good
Hope, cincn 1euer Sranfbettserreaer
entoeft. g(uf 81. 8o6s Decentralization
in &im6erlD fam es .bGufig ppr,
6oB 6dtmer einige @o9en na9 erfolgz
reider Snpfung i6rer Climber nit Climber
ps1t9aQe o0er Ni1berpeIt6llt pieber auf Der
Station eriGisnen. UNI gegen bic angebli9
fpieoer alfgetretene RinOerpeit 1i1 Oiilfe gu
e%rbitten; unaufbaltiam 1terbe ibr Gttb bobin,
vaber bic Gribeinungen paBten gar nid9t arf
3inoerpeit" pie iie iagten. 9ie Sbiere lit
ten at Gieberanfdlen, p~erloren bic sSreBluIt
uno nlagerten al, tpurDen f6lieB(i@ eegsn
@noe osS 2ebens gang f9laffii9tig, in nell
3em 3uItano fe mebrere Sage b~alagen, o6ae
Na6rung gu fi9 gu nebmen. Die auffGQiQfte
pat6olp9ii3=anatomii9e 8erdnberung MGR
Die allffalenDe 8ldis dlsr Organe, bic naG)
flir3er 8erit6r1ng nit Der 2uft ei11en tiefz
gelben Sar6snton anna6men. Or. &rpqe
fonnte nun i'm 8lllte, bas in ben beseiGz
nenbten 6d1en b0Gig pGiferig ausi:e6t uno
arm IN rotben 8lutt0rper6en 1T, r~egelmGbig,
tpie er in Der u3eitiGrift fir 9pgiene uno
Snfettionsfrant6eitsn" mitt6eilt, Elm ie;ler
@etalt nah ~eigenartige5 Gebilba na9msiielt.
8etrabtet man einen 5rppfen Iol9sn 8lutes
in ungefdrbtem 3uitanoe unter Dem Mifroz
flop, 10 fe9t man in einem She'll Der rotten
8futI9ei6e runoe, fait bic gauge 3els aus
fiiQenoe blaie &0rperben, bic Bel 80rpsrz
tpdrme amOboioe 8%epegung aeiger. 9ieis
S6marober BADEN cine auffalenbe NeAnliGD=
felt nit ben Malariapdraiiten bes MenI6en
uno I6einen, tpie bieie, ibren Gntpidlungsz
gang inner6ulb Der rOt6en 8tutf0rpardell
our95uma@en unb na9 erfolgter Reifs fret
gu iperoen
Or. Golle 6at hermit ben @rreger elmer
8luttrunf6eit Der IiiOafrifanif6en Ninber
entDedt, fir bic er ben Namel1
Febris malarioformis nori6lagt. 0te
&rantbeit bat NIT Dem iDgenannten Seras=
fteber Gals red water in Subafrtta be-
tannt), bas gu itubiren Or. Sole bort rei6=
li9 Gelegenbeit bate, ni9ts gemein; ite lit
cine ~beIonOere 9rant6eit, oeren @rre9er nit
Sttber6eit Der BON Or. &p1e entbedte
96marober 1T; ulerbings 1T es Iebr tp0G.z
ideinli4, OaB pie ltebertra9ung Oes Anz
itcdungsitoffes dbnli4 tpie beim Segasfieber,
burb ~bIutlau9enOe 3eden Qxodes brois)
Itattfinbst. Sir bas CUR @etpinaung bes
HinberpefIerums n~ot6ipenbige Smmuniz
Iirunsss<rt, peld5es auf Der STANDARDIZATION
i'm @roBen bur9gefiibrt piro, 1T Die 8lutz
trant6eit au4 cine ernitbafte Sa9e gepors
Den, oa Die 3a6l Der baran erfrantten S6iere
ni9t unerbebli6 mar, unb bermut3Gt9 Durd
Die @i%nipribung oes 8lutes BON rinberpeitz
tranten S6ieren gum 3nede Der Smmuniz
Iirun9 ii6ertragen tpurbe. Ser Nusoe5nunJsz
be3irt Der neuen Seu9e eritredt fi9 iiber ben
Sroniez 5rsiitaat unb perl6ieoene grooin=
gen Der 8aptoIOnie,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06

Cine So4ter BON Carl Morr.
6rau eleanor MarrzAOsIing, bereiite mi
Dem ensliIden 9o3ialiften NOsling i'm Sab1
1888 e;nen 9roBsn She'll Der Ser. Staten
pobei bas paur lo3iolifif4e @ortrdge bielt
Dies gsido9 audi in Gbicago. Man9eG
2efer pirb fih Der interefiunten Srau, tuel9(
nit ibrer i6par3en Mdbne ibrem beriibmteu
Batter Te6r dbnli3 fab, nod erinnern. Do
mails fa6 tie pabrI:d ni@t pie cine SeIbf.
m~OrbstanOiOutin aug. 9Offsntli4 1T baber
bos aab1geriiht, buB fe iib in 2Onbon mil
8lauidure Osrgiftet babe, ni4t tpa6r.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06

Sn elmer Der lebten Sibungen bes beuts
iGen &ei9stags bsi9ulbigte Der Sp0lalbemo=
frat &unert Die MtIitdrDertpaItung, baB 5urd
bon i6r geoulbete ltnreinli9tsit in aaIerner
Der Sppbus unter Der 9arnto i
Saarbridens ausgebrohen lei. De,
Oirettpr bes aQgemeinen &riees0epartemeats
General aior p. B.. Sod, that iebo9 Dor
CAB bic fsnIationeuen MeGoungen iiber BIT
Gntitebung bss Sppbus in Saarb1iGsn u1=
be9riinbet feien. g2idt 10 glimpflt6 terfu6-
rem peri6iebsne Mitglieber bes 9auies &C.
GEN &unert, Ionoern riefen i6m r0ige!" UNI
v@rlogen!" 5u
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
G;ns oofbent 6omasit no

Cine golbene 9o@3eit BON
biHoriI@er 8ebeutung, DIN Is.
Mdra feierte Der 8ddermeiiter 80ppsn in
potsbum, S~obepegitroBe, bas Set feinsr
golbenen So9aeit. gr lit am IS. Mdrs
1848 in Berlin i'm Dom gstraut porOen,
tp6brenb in ben StruBen 8erlins Ii9 bereits
Der Grnft Der Situation bur9 &~anonenoonz
ner fIbl6ar mahte. 9err 80ppen 1T Der
Senior ber potsbamer Stabtperorbneten
unb erbielt ben @brenbirger6rief Der gtaDt
9otsbam. 9on ben 6erren, bic Dor so Sab
rem Die bentpirDi 5oA3eitsfeier mitgrnlubt
baden, leben nod bier,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06

ngGif9<ameritantf9e &ldt%
ter, Die ~teinespegs in Die &in:panbsrung
berliebt iinb, ge6en bod gu, DAB bic 2ooge~
Sill ongeft9ts Der 8%rieg53ez
a + + Elm boppelter unb breifa1sr SlOolinn
fei. Oobei MAIDEN ie namentlid fol9enoes
gsltenb: Snbem bic Nmeritaacr lei: Sa5ren
oufgeb0rt ba6en, in Maie ii4 benz S3iffsz
bienit auf bo6er Gee gu piOmen, ta1;n unlere
8riegsflotte i'm 2aufe zines Gricges Die sr>
foroerliAe tii9tige G%emannung 1ruE aus bern
lIeberT6uB mirtlid feefabrenoer GtGtiOstsn err
balten, unh babel fommt g tpabrlI1 ntdt
baruuf al, ob Elm ioI6er Seebar lelen fam.
@el9' 1eGbTtm0roerii6e 0umn1sltt mare
baber Elm @eIsb, pel6es iel6lt bern ieftIt9e
tighten 9urT9en, penn er ni9t lsfen fam,
ben 53utritt in biefes 2anb osr6istet!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06

esn Dem Elm @urfeipz@ei befiirnortenber
Sabresberi9t beg Netp gorter StaatsI9ul=
IuperintenOenten pitb be6auptet, DAB II
brei6unoert 9tdbtenunbS rter
Oes use # E ns @urfeD 8erorDnun n.
g Ell Woli3siitunOen fir &inOer) 0~eftiinDen
unb baB in 6olge Dei1en bic l1eberpeiIune
BON Observation-Disclosures an 8eiierungs.
anItalten bort UNI so bis 100 9ro5tnt abss=
nommen babe. 0ieie itatiiil4e IngabC
mag ridtig iein, pbmObl iie iibsrrai@sno 1T
N6sr mertpiirbtg 1T es ieoenfnls, DAB maj
BEL urs 3~ularDe bss ~ltarten @rms Deg &C.
Iebes beDarf, UNI bic &i1tber bonn nd6tli6er
6erumtreiben auf Der StraBe a65lholten
in anberen 2Gnbern beiprgt bas oas Mor'
Der Mutter ober penn nDt6ig Der tarfe Arn
bes Saters.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
7arnaica.

Der nit 0ol3 beldoene a~meritdniI6e
S9poner n9eiter" BON 9en5acola, 5fa., lit
9nienitag Mbenb in &inaiton ongetom@
men unp 1ein aapitdn beridtet, baB
iein S9iff uuf Der Reiie pon
eiuem fpanii9en 8anonenboote angebalz
ten unb bon OemIeGben na4 Gafelba5 ge=
Idfsppt tporben lei, tpo es BRET Sage lang 3llz
r~iidgebalten purbe. Der &apitdn oes r6ez
Ittr" bat Die Sadie an ben amsritaniIben
8pnIul beri1tet.
Sapitdn Paine bom britii9en Oampfer
n8clbioere", Der am "a. Mdrs bon Bolton
nd9 POrt2tntoniio abfu6r u1b Oisnitag bort
%einttaf beri3bet, baB Elm ipanii6es puuasr=
I6iff al Dem etpa 40 Meeisn BON Der &iIte
~Qelegenen Winb4parbzGana Wa6e battle.
bowaii.
9as umtritanii9e S9iff vMo6ican" traf
am 10. b, Wlts. na1 9tG9iger HsiIe BON
San 8rancisco in 9onolulu eir. IS Gatts
Wunition unb 8orrdtbe fir hsa Rreu5sr
Baltimore" an 8orp, Der Sarataq firth
na9 Songfong a6ging.
Cine am 10. Mfdr3 brett aus Waibinatpn
eingetroffene OepeIGe iagt, baB i'm Sale Ell
neg &rieges nit Spanten bic Neutralitdt otez
fer SnIel ni9t beftebsn btsiben pirb, 1onbern
buB Die iel6e Iofort gu elmer Nisberlage fir
5lottenOorrdt6e fit bic Ser. @tuaten 9sma6t
perben Io1e,
Die bupaiii6e @egtsrung Fat ii6er bic
iel6e Nngelegenbeit cine lGngere OepeI6e
bonn @eianDten 9at9 in @aibington er6al<
ten. Oieielbe gibt t6atIG4li6 bieie Set
tungsberi6te ii6er Die @~era0aerung tpesen Der
Muine : &atatrop6e Der @eIanbte
la9t, baB i'm Safe zines &rte~
ges bieIe SnIeln gu elmer 6auptz
niebertage BON @orrdtben fir bic amerifaniz
l9en SlOtten i'm pacafiiden Scean sema9t
perben ipiirben.
portorico.
9aS gauge autonomiitif9e MiniIteriun1,
nit Nusnubme BON 5pei Mitglieosra, bat
retgnirt.
Die gauge Sniel itebt unter mi!itariiGer
0err10att, fpel9e III Splge bon tur3l!b2n
unruben in Gan Suun iebt nod berl9arft
tporben lit. Sin peiterer Nusbtu1 fonnte
ge1tern I6enb nur bur9 itarfe %Nbtbeilungen
bon Sruppen urb POli3ei perbiitet nerben.
S neinem 9beater in San SSuan faltb cine
tart 6eiu9te @ntrii1 tung5perIaaumiung
itatt; bos 56eater mar BON Der poti3si UNI
rtngt lnb tpegen Der unrubigen Stimmung
Der Menge, bate bic Polt5ei ben 8sfeb( erz
balten, ii9 fertig gum Seuern 3u MAIDEN,
Our4 bas re9t5eitige @inf3reiten eines b0=
6eren Poli5ei6eamten fam es iebo9 ni@t gu
einem b~lutigen 3uiammenltOB.
@utonomie bat ii9 auf Der Smell Gig Elm
Qen=SbottIduo.
Ser S@ooner Slibette 1T auf Der 3a6rt
BON Portorico mad 9alifar am Sap Sbrum,
am Gingang bes 0aens BON 9alifar, gez
~itranbet unb pirb bplitdnbig perlpren ge6en.
Die 8emanunq fpurbe 9erettet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
g1sben uneiqenriibigem Yatriotismus

geben uneigenniibigem patriotismu'
ma9t fi6 in Der iebi9en &riegSuuf
regung audi @e9abgie
fsmerf6ar. @elbft bel 2ieferung bon &riegs
beoarf fomrnem arge 8etriigereien unb frs4t
e6erforoerungen por. 9ariibsr piro ppr
rerGGBli9sn Seiten bsri4tst:
Die 6Glfts Der in Galifornien ongefuuften
unb in 5resno gspriiften @4ropneas ertDies
fid als 1pert1los; Don elmer l6nsl ~getauTten
QuantitGt g uloer tonnteii6er Die 9Glfte niAt
gum Grplootren 9ebta6t t%peroen; cine Stem
Oorfer syirma 6at eiren @Ontruft erbalten,
fir 100000 @sF4oiie gu ~lieFern, moran iie
100000 peroisnt; Die Sabritanten BON be-
itenten 100000 PatrOnen fir Die Nrmee
MAIDEN einen @etpinn BON $12 an ie tauitno
Stiid.
8erle, bic ben Uncle Sam BEL &rie9sbe:
bari 2ieferungen gu bei9ummeIn boffen, itni
natiirlid5 am 1~auteiten unter ben &rie9s:
f9reiern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06

Ser q ationaGabgeorbuete &iz
d arb8art6Olbt fat, felt Ell i'm 3uuis
feline tii6tige Reoe CUR @ertbeiOigung Der
Osuti9>Nmerifaner bieIt, fi@ ben 6u 8
perrentt unb pirb tpo6l cine @o4e oOer
Hanger ans Simmer g"efefelt iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
en=SbottIduo.

Ser S@ooner Slioette 1T auf Der 5dbrt
BON Portortco mad 9alifar am Sap S6rum,
am Gingong Des 0aFens BON 9alifar, gez
~ftranoet unO pirb boGftdnbig berlpren ge6en.
Die Semannulg purbe g~erettet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-23
THE COTTON TRADE.

Not many days since the Philadelphia
Southern mills, had almost absorbed all
the cotton grown in their vicinity, and
Il the cotton mill industry was further
developed in the South we would be
compelled to draw supplies from other
sources. The Atlanta Constitution,
which made some comment upon the
article lOf The Press at the time, again
returns to the subject after an eXamina-
zion OF the Agricultural Departments
estimate CT the cotton crop of 1S96-'97,
the Piedmont region, wherein Is loca-
ted about 90 per cent. Of the Southern
mills, produced cotton last year to the
amount of 2,7G?. 1877 bales, the territory
being Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia. 1t also found the
total mill tak.ngs for the year, North,
South, and suock on hand, to be 2,O39,-
IFS bales. which IS only 1904 bales
more that the product of tho four States
named. 1t says thai "the little State Of
W. ~ i'i ispiC liobuCeS utmost
enough Gotten to supply the Southern
spindles. The two Carolinas raise
enough for the Southern mills and
about 300, 900 bales 10 spare. Tennessee
and Alabama contain the hulk OF the
Southern trade, outside OF Virginia, the
Carolinas and Georgia, and Tennessee
and Alabama produced about 900 GOO
Daics in 1887. In round figures the clop
sast CT the Mississippi was6, 800, COO bales
last year, or d'ouble the entire mill sun
ply, with 800, 900 bales to spare. II 1e-
lutrcs no acute perception TO see what
these statistics do to the thaorv that
the Southern cotton trade will presently
be forced to draw raw material from
the rem'>tc West and Southwest. The
States where the .rada will Div
be located, as TO 20 per Gems. Of II. will
forever produce from two-thirds to
three-iourths of the country's cotton
crop; and they produce practically all
Lle h:g grade lint"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-23
BE FRANZ WITH TIE REPORTERS.

Every man who has had any very
great experience with the reporters of
daily newspapers agree hat it always
pay to be rank with them; to trust
them. No newspaper reporter who has
the least regard for his profession ever
abuses the confidence Of those Who deal
fairly with and who trusts him, and
the world will never know how many
men there are who to-day are able to
hold up their heads who, IL the reporter
cares to bctray them, would be crushed
TO the earth.
In an address before the Press Club at
New Orleans "A short time since Cardi-
nal Gibbons said:
IF l had one piece Of advice to give
a public man more than another, it is
to be frank with the reporter. 1t has
been my privilege and pleasure to come
in contact with and TO know n great
number of reporters. l have ~steadfast-
ly adopted 4 policy of absolute frank
ness with them, and | have yet to have
a confidence betrayed. They have never
proved themselves unworthy Of the es-
Innate l placed on them as gentlemen.
ct is the public man who conceals,
whose every act of concealment is per-
ceircd by the reportcrs-for, in the ma
ture Of their business. they must be
quick 10 perccivc-it is his very con-
cctlment which induces the reporter to
further conduct his Investigations and
often to get wrong what, had he been
in the confidence of the man whose
manner had provoked investigation, he
would hav understood and written in
diligently about. And it is in this very
manner that much of the complaint
against the reporters originates. Tell
the reporters the absolute truth. Never
deceive them"
This is all very true, and thousands
of men In public life stand ready to-
day to verify it, If such were needed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-23
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

Japan has the Chinese station of Wei
Hai-Wci in pawn, and Germany cannot
get the 'tickct.-New Orleans Picayune.
Private bill day in the Federal
house seems to he a private snap OPP
portunity for the Republican majority.
Richmond Dispatch.
During the hot months in Venezuela
exposure Of the bare head to the sun
for half an hour means a certain fever
and almost certain death.
Nothing is easier than for Mr.. Hanna
TO smile benevolently on the office
seekers from the top story Of the White
llouse.-AtlalHp Constitution.
Lately an olive tree was carelesslv
destroyed near Nice, which had a posi-
1--WE record OF five centuries and meas
urcd thirty-s!x feet in circumference.
Ihat Indiana man who proposed ito
bottle sunshine FOR a stock
has concluded II is too strong, and
turned his attention to lnoonshinc.-
Florida Timcs-Union and Citizen.
Not less than 1000 ships have cleared
from baltimore during the year 1897.
carrying more than Gl 900, 600 bushels
OF grain and a great volume OF food
supplies. coal and merchandise.
Chicago Times-IIerald: Joseph Lei
tcr's big barn now contains 5000 600
bushels OF wheat. and he has ed
as his motto. "Honi soft qui mai v
Dense," which, translated into Ch!ca-
goose Is: Evil ITO him who wecvil
thinks"
a Herman paper published at Porto
Allegro. says that there is a point on
the Amazon river which the Indians
avoid superstittlously after dark on ac-
count of n lcgcud OF n golden haired
woman who casts n magic spell over
men and prevents them from finding
their way home.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-23
70 HUiLD or EUY A NAVY.

Inc Baltimore Herald writing under
inc caption Of "TJ Build or Buv q
Navy recalls the fact that mine wears
elapsed between she passage of the an
preparation for the battlcshlp Maine
II the date Of her being accepted bv
the Government and put in commission.
Congress authorized her construction
In August, 1856, she was launched In
1870, and ace pied in 1895. This was a
long time for the building OF one war
Ship-much longer than was necessary
but the record serves to show tha.
irhc process is a slow one, and that n
navy could not be built in n hurry.
This ~tediousness in the Construction
Of men OF war has prompted the sug-
gest!on in many quarters" observes our
contemporary. that b; might he n good
policy for the United States Govern
mcnt 10 buy Il nav instead of building
It. 1t Is pointed ont hat Brazil bought
n ready-made navy which was effective
enough for all ncedful purposes, and
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-23
LET US WAIT.

1t may be well TO remark that very
much that Is being said rs TO the man
ncr the battleship Maine IVES destroyed
Is but idle talk. Nothing conclusive may
be expected in hat direction until the
court OF inquiry shall have finished It's
work and made known the result Of its
labors to the Government. This being
the case. we will simply nave to walt,
as they say In election times, for the
re:urns. or course, 1t affords one salts
faction to express himself, and we have
all more or less done SO since the dis
astcr. but after all, and beyond the little
satisfaction we have been thus afforded,
what does It all amount to- When the
investigation now going on is concluded
nnd its results are made known then
we will kno where VIC stand. Captain
is reported az saying: "In such
cases as the one under consideration it
10 best not to think-it IS best to know,
and hat requires investigation and
time"