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Under which a private wrecking company is being paid $500 aday be annulled. Hobson also said that If the department refused to furnish him the money to continue the work of trying to save these vessels that he would appeal to the country. AS an evidence that Hobson is right in his belief that the vessels can be saved, Swedish wrecking company has offered to undertake the raising of both ships, this government not to pay cent unless the effort is successful. Nevertheless the bureau chiefs, it is said, will recommend that none of Hobson's recommenda- tions be adopted and that work on the Colon and Vizcaya be abandon. ed.
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10. manley says mat TOT nearly Q week after it was printed nothing was said to him about it by the residents of Wil- mington or vicinity, and his relations with them were of the usually friendly nature until tho white press took up the matter nearly week later. From that time until now they have attacked him and his paper in every conceivable way until at last he was compelled to flee for his life.
 When asked as to the present situa- ton at Wilmington, Manley said that he had been absent several days, and he would rather not be quoted as express ing an opinion on that subject.
 When asked if he intended to return to North Carolina he replied that that was another question which he could not answer at present. There were facts connected with that part of the story which might affect others, and he thought it would be best not to say any, thing as to his future prospects.
 Manley wouli not tell how much his losses were at the hands of the mob. All he would say was that he had lost everything he owned in the world. He had carried an insurance oil his property, but he said that there was no clause ill the policy which insured against the furysof mob.
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 Died Of Hydrophobia.

sedalia, Mo, Nov. 15 Thomas Moore the 7-year-old son of E J. Moore, B member of company I, Second regiment of Missouri volunteers, is dead of hydro phobia The lad was bitten two weeks ago by dog which was supposed to be suffering from the rabies. A few hours before the boy died he commenced to bark like dog and was attacked with frequent convulsions. He tried to bite his attendants and seemed possessed of superhuman strength. His death was 8 most agonizing one.
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MANLEY GIVES HIS
 SIDE OF THE AFFAIR.
Tells Why He Had to Leave Whining. ton and the Cause of the Trouble
 at That Place

New York, Nov. 15.-A dispatch to The Herald from Asbury Park, N. J., says:
 A. L. Manlsy, editor of the Whining. ton (N. O. Record, whose office was de- stroyed by white citizens on Thursday is now in Asbury Park with his brother in.law, Rev. Ingles. He fled from Will mington to escape lynohing by the mob. It was through m editorial i'll The Record that the recent rioting in Will mington and the attendant loss of life came about
 When seen Manley said that while he was perfectly willing to tell the story of bis troubles as far as he himself was concerned, there were some features Of the case which be could not make pub lio at present, as the safety of others might be affected.
 Manley said that it all grew out of the fact that the much talked of editorial in The Record had been misquoted by the press of North Carolina and only part of it had been printed with editorials tend ing to infame the whites of the south This, he said, had been done 10 try to scare the white voters for political eff feet. He did not seem to think that the editors of the papers which started the blaze of riot realized the harm which would follow the articles printed in their papers.
 The editorial which appeared in- Fhe Record, Maniey said, twas called forth by a speech made by Mrs. Felton before the Agricultural society of Tybee Island, Ga, early in August. During her speech Mrs. Felton said that the money which was collected for foreign missions could be spent 10 a better advantage at home in educating young white girls. She said that owing to the carelessness of poor white men of the south their l girls are left victims of the colored men. Then she spoke, according to .Manley { statement, of the low moral standing oi the colored race. He says she advocated | Ay elS o1AO OA1Ay AAASAA1 VA S~e~NN~S~S ing these evils.
 Manley's editorial in The Record was reply to Mrs. Felton's speech. This editorial indamed large portion oi North Carolina. Mnnley says he did not intend to attack any class or race but simply wrote as he did to defend 1 the defamed coiored man. In this edi torial Manley said:
 "Poor white men are careless in tho matter of protecting their women, es pecially on the farms. They are care less of their conduct toward them anC our experience among poor white people in the country teaches us that women ol that race are not more particular i'll tht matter of clandestine meetings witt colored men than are the white mer with eolored women. Meetings of thi! kind go ca for some time until the wom ans infatuetion or the mans holdnesi brings attention to them and the man i lynched ,
 The very long editorial from whlci the above is taken was published on Aug
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Jerry simpson.

Try Simpson was not the fool in ress that matsy people believed He made himself ridiculous ip .rst campaign by his reference |e fact that he had not always .dered hosiery a necessity, but |yeloped into a useful member ngress. He was a dangerous Yer and was one man who could |Reed in hot water all the time. E honest and incorruptible, al- grh he was d Populist for office B He was witty and impressive
 speaker, aud many visitors &peen surprised beyond measure &hearing him for the first time #gress.
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leading farmers of various les are organizing clubs for the be of advancing their interes ts. good can be accomplished if |rt is made to advance crop |tication and to furnish a mar f the farmers products. But farmers permit their clubs to to the hands of designing per Hey may as well give them up. Tears ago the Farmers Ali *as~ted out to accomplish won & the masses in the try. 4nto the hands of office-seek- ; became a political organiza'
 t is unnecessary to recount sequent history. Suffice to
 All into disrepute and honest
 turned away from it. The
 Is try to capture everything Character and to freeze them
 ae only remedy. There are
 " cases where a Populist
 of advantage to auy organ
 and the less we have to de
 lem the better. .-Arkansas
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CHAPTER OF SUICIDES.
One More Life Taken h the Beiletein
 Family at Pittsburg.


 Family at Pittsburg.
 Pittsburg, Nov 15-Edward Bell stei.., brother of Bertha Beilstein, who killed her mother and attempted to kill herself six weeks ago, added another chapter to the tragedy which surrounds the family, by killing himself Sunday night at the grave of his mother. Beside his dead body was note which indi- cated he committed suicide.
 Six weeks ago Bertha shot her moth CT and inflicted four wounds with re- yolver on herself. She is still living but cannot recover.
 Within 24 hours after her attempt to kill herself, David Reich, an old man who lived with the family, threw him. self on the Fort Wayne tracks in front of an approaching train and was killed.
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Alcohol For Japan.

Peoria, H., Nov. l5--Another train load of alcohol billed to Japan has been sent west. It will be used in the manu- facture of smokeless gunpowder. There were il cars of 65 barrels each, or 62, ,920 gallons. Recently an order was received here for large supply of spirits to be shipped to Great Britain
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Naval Lieutenant Suicides.

Baltimore, Nov. Lieutenant Her. man G. Dresel of the United States navy, committed suicide at the Carroll ton hotel by shooting himself. From papers found on his body it is surmised he killed himself because he had been ordered to Manila to join the United States steamship Zaf1ro.
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SheIYiMr Prince u.

Pekin, Nov. Ib-Li Hung Chang h-.s been ordered to proceed to Tsi Nan, cap ital of the province of Shan Fuhg, to consider measures with tue vieeroy of Shan Tung to prevent future inunda- tions of the Yellow river This appoint ment is regarded as virtually shelving Prince Ji.
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he contract for the Choctaw & nphis extension from Little
 k to Howe, I. T.. 164 miles in |th, was let Monday, the con |t being awardhd to Col. J. H. karthy and MT. George Reich !. of Little Rock. 1t is under sd that the contract price! is Do, 900.
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pr. Talcott, superintendent of the |w York Hospital for the Insane, e.ares that Eating too much
 lat is the cause of religious mono *nia,p but the butchers will con
 gue business as.heretofore.
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Knights of Labor Convention.

Chicago, Nov. 15.-The twenty-sec- ond annual assembly of the Knights of Labor will meet h1re tomorrow. Dele- gates are arriving in large numbers. There was preliminary meeting of the executive board to arrange program.
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NE BLUFF ARK. NOV. l5, 1898.
Entered at the Post-office at Pine
 1uff. Ark. assecond-classma mall ilmatter
As TO CIRCULATION.

|The La.ly GRAPHIC has nearly double the rculation of any other lPine Blun daily swspaper, and the Daily and Semi-Weekly
 aApHIo have combined circulation larger 'an that of any other Pine Bluff daily or 'AIy newspaper iverttsements accept R Rdu this guarantee.
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Emperor Williams visit to Spain Htinues to worry the diplomats.
 William was not an Ep1peror he Id 20 where and when he pleased #hout provoking any protests s.tever. Uneasy is the head #b wears a crown.
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Bailey May Re Deposed.

Washington, Nov. l5.--It is the gos- sip of Democratic members now i'll tho city that Joe Bailey Is to be deposed from the leadership of the Democrat minority ln the next house.
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Canada's New Governor General.

Montreal, Nov. 15-The new goyer- nor general of Canada, Lord Minto, his family and suite, have arrived here on board the steamship Scotsman. The party will leave for Ottawa Tuesday.
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 Hobson is threatened with 'dination' by the bureau
 the navy department. A
 since he was ordered to ton to present tbe status of being done on the sunken
 of C1rvera's fleet. Hobson } confidence that if allowed he could save the Colon, md Mercedes, and inciden l. that the contract
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X rumor was current In Paris
 nday that Dreyfus had died, but , report lacks confirmation.

In view of the Paris peace nego- stions, the administration is as |nbllnp American warsh;ps for |y emergency.
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William Passes Canea.

Canea, Island of Crete, Nov. 15.-.The German imperial yacht, Hohenzollern passed Cretan waters at 4 o'clock yes- terday morning. .-.z,.,.,,,..,.-.,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-04
Every ranchmsn in Williams county
is Interested in wolf bounty law. and
every one OF chem certainly ought to be

Every T8Ocntnan III Williams CONnty
is interested in wolf bounty law. and
every one Of them certainly ought to be
sufficiently interested in their own
private affairs to see that they aend
man to the LEGISLATURE from this district
who will insist in mai tai,Ha,g upou the
statutes the wolf bounty law We now
have. Mr.. Williams is a ranchman
himself, and knows just what stoekmen
and farmers require. There is strong
talk Of repeating the present wolf
bounty law by people in the Red river
valley, because they are not troubled
with wolves there, but people in the
west don't want it repealed, and il we
hope to maintain the law ~ it il, we
must l'aue a man in the legislature who
will fight against its re- neal The matter
as to who ia our next U. s. senator is of
very little importance to us compared
with our own private interests, and our
own interests are what concerns us
most. Don't for heavens sake, throw
away your vote to aid the cause OF a
political party, and allow the paunt and
hungry wolves Of the prairie to eat away
yonr snhsistance. Let us work for our
homes first: see that our own property
is secured; place our own affairs in q
safe condition, and thea there will he
pleaty Of time to think ahomt <ivine fat
johs to politiciana, Mr.. Williams il
man Of the people. and will work for
the people, and why not, then, give
him neighborly votee
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-04
FREE OF CHARGE.

ANY adult suffering from a cold settled
on the breast, bronchitis, throat or lung
troubles Of any nature, who will call at
Bruegger Mercantile Co., will be pre-
sented with a small bottle of Boschee's
German Syrup, free Of charge. Only
one bottle given to one person. and none
to children without order from parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such sale AZ Boschee's German Syrup
in all parts Of the civilized world.
Twenty years ago millions Of bottles
were given away. and your druggists
will tell you it's success WAS marvellous.
1t is really the only Throat and Lung
Remedy generally endorsed by physi-
clans. One IS cent bottle will cure or
prove its value. Sold by all druggists in
this city. oc7-98
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-04
Price, 50 per Year
Escape Of the Murderer "Dewsy."

Since the murderer Dewey made
his escape from the ninot Jail. the MANS
right name has been revealed. His
name is Patrick Haney, and he has =
brother at East Chicago, Indiana. The
truth Of the proverbs: Birds Of 9
feather flock together" and that "crim-
insls are only happy in the company OF
criminals" are we'll illustrated in tho
following letter from the mnrderer's
brother. sent to the prisoner at NIinot
in care of Sheriff 'Hara:
East Chicago. Ind. Oct. %, 1888.
Patrick Henry, Minot, N. D.
Dear Brother: received yonr letter,
also one from home, telling me Of your
unfortunate condition, wi,ici, has put
me in an awful state Of mind, when L
think of tho effect it will have ON thu
old folks at home. Your condition ct
present is bad enough, without me lee.
turing YOU about it, and sincerely hope
you will be cleared Of the terrible charge.
l sent all the money could get to John
Curran, who has engaged Mr.. Town.
send Of Grand Forks to take charge Of
your case, and according to the account
O. NJ. Dean of Williston gives Of him.
you will be ably defended. Hoping you
will be OF good cheer, and he we'll be.
haved while you are in jail. am, -
as ever your brother. TON.
The above letter speaks for itself, and
shows the affinity Of this walking. dis
gusting, fostering pnstuie Dean with the
criminal classes. dewey" is not the
only criminal whom Dean has visited at
our little jail to give aid and counsel.
We sicereiy regret befouiing our columns
by mentioning this unhuman beast, and
only do it because reference in the fore.
going letter makes it absolutely unavoid-
able.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-04
Buy the KNIT BOOTS be comfortable cold weather

Sack Suits.
The popular eacks-in the popular
materials-in Cashmere, Cheviots and
Worsteds. If you are looking for some
thing particularly Aresay. and yet at q
moderate price, you'll be interested
here. Patterns to suit ah tastes
tailored to suit the most particular,
ranging in prices from $3.50, $500,
5000, $1,000, $11.6o, $12.oo
and 1880.
The fall aud winter styles. are ready.
Prices are ssonable-styles are super
ior. We have them in the right mater
isls-coverts. kerseys, beavers, lneltons.
and from the lowest prices up to the
most fashionable, we pledge you say.
ing on the prices, if you buy here.
A good Brown ChinchiIla Ulster,
nicely trimmed, high standard make,
good enough for anybody, $500.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-04

the hero Of Santiago, in order to call your atten.
ton to our fine Clothing. Steer clear Of low
prices in clothing il that is all II has to recon-.
mend it. Insist upon reliable msking-honest
msterial-proper fitting qualities. Don't buy
unless they are that way. We keep on the safe
side by buying from houses that have record
for honest goods. We never take chances,
hence low price here never means inferiority.
It's always the best for the money that It's
possible to secure
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-04
C. Nj. FOSS TX

We are glad to see John Shaw out up.
on the streets again. It will be remem-
bered tltat Mr.. Shaw had the misfortune
to have his knee cap broken while help.
ing to tear down some buildings at Bu-
ford just two months ago, and it is only
recently that he has bees able to move
himself around.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-04

"A Dark Blue Irish Frieze Ulster, fam
ciest style and make, must be seen to
be appreciated, $1,000.
A Brown mixed Irish Frieze, second
to none. $11.5O.
Mems Overcoats at ~. so to $1,000.
Every garment shows great value at the
price.
Boys and Children's Oyercoats are
within the reach Of all.
Our line of Duck Coats and Overcoats
cannot be beat.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-04
JOHN HEFFERNAN

Octave Poillefer, who has spent several
weeks in the eastern part Of the state
selling horses, returned to Williston last
Friday. He met with good success in
bis sales.
John Mckay was up from Nesson last
Monday, accompanied by his two daagh-
ters Laura and Berta, who are Roiae to
attend the Villiston school during the
winter.
Thos. Shea this week moved his family
into the city, where they will spead the
winter, and Toms many friends here
hope their residenoe will become per.
manent.
1: now turns out that n. c, Young,
republican candidate for the supreme
court, 10 not lessi resident Of the state.
50 we'll have to vote for judge Fisk
If you want to be sure that your ballot
vii! be counted for the candidates you
vote for, mark every candidate by max
ing an X in the square at the right Of
the name of the candidate.
The body of John Horan. who was
drowned near Culbertson last winter
while attempting to cross the Missouri
river, was found some two weeks ago
floating in the riZer below Bismarck.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-04
n1t Doesn't Fit,

II 1C 0O0S1I 3 10.
a There's no risk on your part-for back
it goes to the tailoring house Of NJ. Born
and Co., Chicago. A clever feature OF
this we'll known tailoring is the assur-
ance they give their patrons of most
satisfactory purchasing. They prefer
that suit should be returned, If it is
not right in every way-they want every
customer 80 we'll fitted and pleased that
the fact only still further advertises
their matchless tailoring. Prices are
the easy to pay kind.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-04

The rumor which has been maliciously
circulated to the effect tl,at H. " Smith
intended to employ deputy to do the
work of the auditors Office if he was
elected, il absolutely false. Mr.. Smith
says that If he is elected to the Office Of
county auditor, that he will give his
personal attention and entire time to
the duties Of the office. He is perfectly
competent to do his own work, and
doesn't require q deputy to show him
how it should be done, nor to do it for
him.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-04
A second hand cook stove for sale
cheap. Enquire.
Rev. WM. H. GooDERHAM.

Rev. WM. H. GooDERHAM.
John Doerfler is the proud father OF a
bouncing baby girl, who made her nd.
vent early last Monday morning. Jack
now thinks there's nothing like North
Dakota ozone.
Henry Erickson of Towner is a nice
fellow. But that cut which the Bottin.
eau Courant runs looks like the North
6eld robber who was shot by DR..
Wheeler. Change it, Henry, change it.
Grand Forks Hlaindealer.
There will he social dance at Buiord
this Friday evening. A large number
of Williston people are expected to he
In attendance, and Brainard & Coulter's
orchestra will furnish tile music, assisted
by Mrs. Brsinard. They promise 4
royal good time.
For several DAYS past our people have
missed the round.house whistle, by
which they have been in tho habit OF
setting their time pieces. We have Just
learned the cause. Charly Schumacher
has 1t, and is running all oyer the
country with it on bis engine.
Joe Devine has not yet announced his
ache edule OF addresses to be given in the
bad lands. He has just finished the
country between MinOt and Wllliston.-
Grand Forks Plaindealer.
OF your feed, Mr.. Plaindealer. Joe
Devine isn't in it in this section. Dsye
Holmes is the man we want
Make your X in tho square at the
right of the name of the candidate you
wish to vote for, thus
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-04

Rev. w. H. Gooderham has been ap.
pointed pastor of tho Minot Methodist
Episcopal church, and will preach his
last sermon in Willieton next Sunday,
He expects to preach his first sermon
in Minot on Nov. 18th. The presiding
elder asked Mr.. Gooderham two weeks
ago if he would go to Minot, but Mr..
Gooderham did not want to 90 until the
slanderous reports about him were
Thoroughly investigated.
Dr.. j. T. Newlove, OF Towner, was
summoned to this city last Tuesday to
visit Mrs VIM. Freeman, who for several
days has been confined to her he'd
seriously threatened with blood poison.
ing.
Make your X in the square at the
right of the name Of the candidate you
wish to vote for, thus
Member of the House of Represents.
tatives-
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-04

Hon. H. NJ. Creel, candidate for con.
grese, 10 one of the Ablest men in North
Dakota, and has very wide acquain.
lance throughout the state. For several
years he was lieutenant in the regular
army and saw much service in the In
dian troubles 20 years ago. He was at
one time stationed at Fort Buford, and
many of the old soldiers now living in
this section remember him well. Col.
Creel will receive u good vote in this
cOuntv
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-04

Attorney James johnson Of Minot was
in Willlston on Thursday afternoon Of
last week trying to work up boom
for P. P. Leo. Sorry, Jim, but our
people 20 not want another stoughton
bottle, or basswood man in the legisla.
ture. Mr.. Lee is all right when engaged
in pinchinG the eagles on dimes in his
store at Minot, but those best acquainted
with HIM admit he would make \ poor
stickin the legislature.
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R. H. COPELAND

]. G. Field spent several days last
week helping his brother Gene At Cul.
bertson on Heddrich Bros & Co.'s new
store.
N. E. Prudhonme, who has spent the
late summer and fall months in the
vicinity of Mazs, returned to Williston
last Friday
Will Irons, Sam. Navarro, and Wilson,
who went out some six weeks ago on a
government survey inspection trip, re-.
turned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Thomas were
down from Bnford last Saturday. Thos.
Allen and MISS Parker accompand them
on their return home.
VIM. Anderson Of Hofflund, who has
been to Minneapolis for several months
undergoing medical treatment, returned
home last week much improved.
FOR SALE.-One Hayden & Co.'S.
Upright Piano, in good repair, will he
sold at an extra ordinary low figure.
Inquire 1t the Graphic Office.
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Don't forget IN casting your ballots to
vote for Justices Of the peace. Too many
people are apt to look upon that Office
rs Of little consequence, but past exper.
fence ought to convince the people that
insignificant as it may seem, it cuts an
important figure in the workings Of the
Judicial machinery. Olaf Bergh, Phillip
Bonham, John Sassen and H. A. Nelson
are all fair minded and competent men,
and should receive the support of every
voter who believes in pure local
judiciary.