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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

unb ale unIere bis6eriae S6dt:dfsit miirbs
iib als nublos erpeiIen, fpenn mir iebt bic
6Gnbe miffig in ben S9pb fegsn MOLTEN.
Die oeuti3e Brei1e peiB, buB Die Ndtipli ten
lire p1Gne ni9t u~ufgege6en, ionbern ttur
Bis mad BEN Neupablen i'm 6er6f perT9p@
ben BADEN, unD oaraus eraiebt Ith Die Yfli9t
fir urs ale, BET 3eiten 8prte6rungen gu
treffan, bab BET ben Wu9len nur 1ol9e &anz
bibaten aufgeiteGt fperpen, ipelGe ii9 aus
oriidGi9 ge9en iebe MuBregei %ertldren, bic
auf tpettere Gt114rdnfung Der Cinpdnoe@
rung abaieGt. Ser @ersin gum 99uB Der
ginpdnberung tpirb glei9faQs Die Moitd;ipn
tpdbrenb bes Sommers fort1 sbelt, lno mir
6offen, baB es ben gemsin59aftli6sn On
itrengungen g~elingen tperbe, aud in Der MIDI
item Seifion unb fpGterbin Die 4nI9ldge Der
Natipiiten gu bsreiteln."
Ser Nep gOrter r@erein gum S6ube Der
@tnpanoerung" m0ge aber in ieinem tpade@
ten Streben Gins ni9t iiberI e9en.
Die Nattpifen fuden ni9t nur bic
s inpunberune, fonbern aud bic
g uturu1ifufip 6 ingspun<
be.rten 10 ie6r ais mOgli9 gu ct If ps :
rem. 11nb penn ie lire 2pbgeT9ia ni6t
bur9feben fDnnen, psnn es i6nen nibt ge@
ltngt, mDglihf biele @itipanosrsr ars5u>
i9lieBen, Damn perben 1ie uln 10 ne6r bdz
rduf beba9t fetn, ben ibnen gum Nsr9er
@ingetpun0erten Die grIungung bes 8iir8ers
re9ts mOgli@it i4iper gu MAIDEN. gu bies
fem 3pede IOllen bur9 8unbesgtIeb bic 8ez
~bingungen, unter psldsn bic DECENTRALIZATION
gu e~rlun9en 1T, mD9lidit beriddrft perben.
Nuf cine 8erlGn9erung Der Warte3eit bon
flint Sa6ren Bis 5u 5ebn ober fiinfunb5pen=
gig I9einen bic acknowledgements babel
tpeniger erpi9t 5u fem, uls auf i9tp;trige gez
feBlide proben, bic bus 9sIeb bts1er
ni9t fannie, tpenn fe audi ba 1no bort bur6
Ri6tsr piGfiirlib ongepenbet perbsn, 3. 9.
5ertigteit inn @nglii9en, i'm 8erfafungsz
re9t, tpo6loerbiirgte SeinOi9aft gegen a1e
I~p5ialen Sheen II. !. 10. Gs gte6t eine Men9e
peinlider unb fleinlt6er SGerereier, hur6
tpel6e bic DECENTRALIZATION BON moralii6 unb
intrnettuelf gang 6ruu4baren G~ingsipunbetz
ten berbinbert perben f0nrte. Mub bic Be-
f6rGntung Der 3u6I berjenigen Jti9ter, bic
CUR @rt6eilung bon DECENTRALIZATION bcre4tist
iinb, 1T Elm Mittel in bieier ai6t1ng, uno
10 mod Man9es nebr. limb an tidiI9en
@efebsnttpiirfen in bieiem Slime tpirb oa
unb bort gearbeitet.
Die, tpel9e ben 1tngere4ten Nusi9luB bon
G%inpunDerern aus bielem 2ance betdntpfen,
miiiIen uu9 bufiir forgen, buB tein ungere9.
ter Nusf9luB @ingepunberter bonn 8ir9srz
re9t PluB greifen tdnn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

{9srfreun6li9teit aud ben &ot61dllten 9es
aenii6er hnies. Cine 3ett lang i'm Sort
Meabe in SiibzO afota 1tdti9nitt, na9m CT
ii6 Defenders aud berjenigen Snbidner al,
Die man bamals in ben &riegsoi:rf llncle
Cams 5og. @r berfaBte 5ur @rlei9terung
Der @iniibung Der rptbbduttgen aetruten elm
@1rtsr6u9 betreffs Der n0t5igiten inoianiz
16en Qusbriide, UNI Sfft3ieren, Ippie 9ofpiz
tolir3ten II. !. M. ben @erte3r init Snbidz
nerll gu erleihtern. Nomentli4 unter bic
len 9iour ite6t Der S4pur5rod 8u5t
Sunta, nbie groBe Si4te", ME IL IGN ieiner
ltattli9en @etalt bat6er n~oanten, npA Deute
i'm be1ten Nnbenten.
Sn ben Iebten Su6ren mar n hetonntliG
dls &opldn beg psrten reguldren Snfdnz
te~risz0Regiments in Sort SberiOan unD
tpurbe BON ba aus AUDI in @bleago tetannt
unb beliebt. 8iir5li9 nit isinem Nsgiment
nu9 Sampa in Sloriba beriebt, erbielt er RE
.5956ite &~apGansitele i'm 2uger. 8ie Die
tatrolh9en 10 berebren AUDI bic ni4tfdtboIiz
1Aen Solbdten in 8ater 8uttn1an ibren be-
ftcn 5reunb. Der unermiiblib fir bas 9e!s
Itige unb lei6li9e Do6I Der arieger fOrgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
e1,sf Sen gfaOen oes ssrteSens.

Sn Chicago 1T fOeben Elm gerlanssn in
bic Oeffentli6teit g~etreten unb fat Die 5orn
elmer Sorberune angenommen, ipel9es f9on
LANCE na3 8efriebi9ung beiI9t, - bas
@erlungen nu4 @inri4tung etnsr Dem Ser
te6r Der hsuti9en 3eit entIpre6enben II :
ttonu1en, ME internationuten
9ddetppf.
DAP ss elmer Dffentlidsn 8e!pegung te=
bari, um bies @erlangen bur43uIeben, err
f9eint merfipiirbig, ia unbegreifli5 in eli
mem 2anbe, tpel4es mir fonit in 8oitangez
.legenbeitsn IN Der @pibe muri9irsn gu isber
gepO6nt finb, unb bus aus eigener Grfab=
rung fpeiB, pie unenbli9 fOrOerli9 iebe
bur9 Die POft gepdbrte Grle,9terune rem
aagemeinsn @ertebr 1T. Deun felt mann
batirt Der erpBurtise aufi4jpung ~unIegea
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
0aS Gferncubdnuer.

8orleBten Sonntag erT9ien in Der ~. 8,
.3ribune" Elm Irtifel iiber bic ySterne uno
Streifen", Der i'm M1gemeinen bic gnts
itebung bes Sternenbunners ri9tig f9ilz
oerte, aber bod ni9t ale einI3idgigen
punfte berii6rte, pel9e iebt Sin 4nteritaz
ner" in Der 20. 9, Shines" nuAbolt. Rad
bieiem 1T cine tpi4tige Qen6erung (es purz
ben i'm @anaen piele getroffen) Bel @ete9enz
heit Der Nufnabme bon 8ermont unb Sem
tudb in Die Union, alfp i'm Sabre 1895 see
maht t~pprben, urb atpar bur4 Mnna9mt Oes
fOlsenoen @ongreBz 8ef6luies:
o0aB Die Slagge Der Ser. Staater ous
Tiinfaebn u6pe6felnb rotben unb psiBen
|Streifen bsfteben unb bic 1lnion bur4 flint
5sbn fpeiBe Sterne i'm blauen Selbs 9efenns
aeidaet iein iole."
0iefe 8iq puroe BON beri9iebenea G6uz
areBmitglieOern beftig ange9riffen, mel9e
Defenders berborboben, baB tpsnn maR 10
peiterfiibre, bic Slagge in ben nd9iten BUM
bert Sabren forttpdbrenb berdnbert peroen
miiBte. Nber erit i'm Sabre 1877, ais flint
neue 5tuaten in bic Union aufesnomlnen
tpurbsn, ma9te Der Acknowledgements
peter $. Wenbober bon Nep 0ort ben Ser
f9fag, baB cine Nenberung an Der 6lugge
norgenommen tperbe, neil fiinfStaaten nid)t
rep~rdlentirt Ieien. @s purbe Elm ipe3ieGet
4usI9ub erndnnt unb Capt. Samuel s.
Geio, Der fi9 in Der @ee19la9t 5ei 5apal
eegen bic @n9ldnber i'm Sabre 1914 9ldnz
5enb beroorgetban, erfu6t, cine 3siAnung
por3ulegen. Capt. Reib f9lug bor, baB Die
3abl Der Stretfen auf 13, Die u~r1priineii9en
10 Gtaaten Der Union r~eprdIentireno, be-
I9rdntt bleibe, baB jebsr @tout bur9 einen
Stern i'm 6tauen SeGbe unb 5tpar gu einem
sroBen Sterne gruppirt, reprdfentir. iperbs,
als Symbol bes nationalen Spru9s:
e Pluribus Unum", baB Johann bel
Iufna6me zines ieben neuen Stdate3. ein
tpeiterer Stern a~ugefiigt tperbe.
Der 8ori3lag purbe an9enommen unb
am 4. Npril 1918 erbielt bas @efsb Die I'm
terf9rift bes prGlibenten Mpnroe.
9ieIes 9efeB 1T feitbem nidt me6s gedn=
bert fporben. Die erte Sldgge purfe mad
benz @ntipurf beg Capt. Reib BON 6rau &eib
unb beren 5reunOinnen ungefertigt unb am
.13. @pril 1918 iiber benz fir bas Rsprdienz
tantenbaus BEL immtsn S6etle bss gapitpls
in @aibington aufge5ogen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
WtaBntuort eitteS Scr beOettet0fct
@m8Iti@=SGmsrifaner fitr'S
SetttfG1C.

SObn 9uncater 5paGbina itummt
aus elmer alien edit englti4 : amcritaniIAen
camille &entudps unb lit itol3 odrduf, Elm
Imerifaner gu ieir. ODD er fiiblt anb peiB
au9, baB bds lpa6re 4merifanertbum fein
etnfsiti9 natiOitif9es ober gar englif9es rher
an9elId4itI9es fsin BARI. 9arum tritt et
m1t9ig unb beritdnbniBbpG elm fir bic He9te
Der nsri4ieoenen N~utionaIitdten, aus bsnen
Die arneritanii9e @eiammtnation bgitebt.
limb gum Slide befinbet er ii9 in elmer Stelz
lung, in ipelder er ieinen geretbten uno eblen
9runofdBen ftets groBen Na6brud gu oerz
letRen bermag. ST lit ia Der gi9of
elmer Der bsOeutenbiten tutbolif9en 0i03slen
4lneSffds, Der BON Beoria. Ne6sn 1sinen
9roBen ftr4li9en unb aGgemeinen Wifen be-
ftBt er aud cine feltene Spra9fenntniB, Die
i'm befdbigt, bas innere Welen Der perfhi'@
beniten @ulturOOlter gu Oerite6en. Ne6en fei>
1lsr englii4en gtutteripra4e unb ben alien
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

San Miguel fir ben tbunIi9fen era4z
teten, neil bort an beiben @1lben trefflids
6dfen finb. Mber bic Streds tpGre LAT Meiz
len lang g~eipeien, unb Die Soften tpurben auf
100 MiQionen Dollars 6ere9net.
Mun iie6t, cine SdiffseiIenbdbn ii6sr Die
10 febr biel tiir5er: Strede tpiir0e aaem Nnz
fGein mad fe6r biel tpeni9er foiten. Sb lie
oerabs nm iener SteIe ausfibrbar 1T, mo
8udler fe porI9lGgt, mag ia cine 5rage fein.
9aau miiBte man erit tpihen, tpie bic 6Ohenz
perbGltnifIe aerdbe bort iinb- bic GoroiIere
ftetqt am Sitbmus bis gu $500 SUB ho4,
Cine 6uuptI6pisrigt:it biIOet Der I9isr unz
burhbrinali9e Srppenipulb, bon pel6em Der
8iifen bebeft lit, unb in pel9em Die lebte Der
BON General Grant CUR @rforf9ung dusstz
fanbten @rpebitionen f9 Derirrt bate, 10
bah lie fat per6ungert pdre, bdtte fie n;ft
nod i'm 3uitunbe gdn5li4er @rf4Opfung Ell
men eSnbiuner getroffen, Der tie an bas nur
z W}eilcn e%ntfernte NntiQenmeer g~eleitete.
So qiinftig geIegen fir uns, tpie bic Nicdz
raauuzRoute pGre bisfe 5par ni9t. SIS 1T
bis CUR Galebonia~8ui ein gut @tiid meter,
uls Big mad @reDtopn in Ntcardgua unb
audi mod etipas peiter ols Biz @spinpau.
@bert penn bic glnla9ez pie Die @r6altungs<
foften elmer @9iffseiIen6abn bier tpirtli6 10
bieG geringer tpdren, uGs bic zines &dnaIs
ipeiter nDrbIi9, 10 piirbe Der 3eitOerluF
niAt 10 ie6r ms 8eni9t falen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

DIS bas d It 30 iii : It giment
BON Mui u4ufetts am 10. q pr II
bur9 Baltimore 5og, UNI ber
BON Ben @nfdngen Der groBen Rebsaipn be-
brobten 8unoesbduptitaot gu 9iilFe gu tpmz
tpeu, ipurOe es betanntli9 Don piiibsnesn
6aufen 8ultimorer H~ebelsnfreunoe ange<
falsn, unb einige ieiner Mitgliebet iuurben
get0btet, anbere ~bertpunoet. 9pr einiz
gen Sagen fam bafeIfs Rssirnent
10 feber bur6 Baltimore, pieber
auf benz @ege naG @uibington, tpc es in
bas burtige !0eerlager gegen Sparier rinz
trat. unb biesmul mar iein GmpFuns in
Baltimore Elm duBert freunol!der unb her3<
li6er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
@a6iaHtfeit se9ett Sen Watinisn ttts
u0thi0.

SoG9enbe seit9emdBe Mabnunq tommt
uns aus benz Sem gorter rgerein
5um g 9uBebtr 6 inpanberung"
gu:
nNa9bsm bas rationale M6georbnetenz
buus am II. Mui es bur9 ousbriidli9en
8eI9luB abgelebnt bat, pdbrenD btefer SeT@
iion mod in cine 8erut6ung rer 2obgez8lQ
einautreten = Elm @rfDlg, Der obne 3neifel
neben ben gegenpdrtigen, elmer natipilii4en
9eBe ~teinestpegs giinitigen 3eitumftdnben
bauptid9lt3 Der Saltung Der oeuti4en
9refie unieres Meitens unb NoroiDeltens gu
berbanfen 1T = 19eint es, ais ob mir Die
Waffen nieoerlegen t%Dnnten, bis unS Elm
'neuer &dmpf aufsebrunsen piro. SnbeB
has pdre Elm berbdnsniBooaer .Ssrt6um,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

Der Staat @poming 1T nit einem
natipiftf4 pernageTten S6ers
It a atsgeriG t beimgeIudt. Seine
8erFaFung mubt bus Stimm~e4t oaopn abs
bdngig, baB Der Wd6ler bic 8erfa1uns gu
lefen i'm @tanbe lit. Mbii6tlid9 lieBsn bic
8Gter Der @~erfaf7uns bus @ort rensliT9"
meg. 9os Sbergeri9t beg 5taatts but nun
aber in einem Setfu1e enti9ieOea, 6uB Die
8eOingung beg 2eiens NH bann erfiiGt isi,
tpenn bas 2eien in Der snglif@en Spraz
DE erfolge; als gdbe es feline unbers!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

SG1tnoiszSug. Moataq, Der 21.
SUM, 1T ieitens Der SranszMi1z
telIuns in Omaha
als SlGinois>Sug fetgeIebt iuoroen,
Ser @ouDernsur bon S0inois unb Tein Stab,
Der MpoGo>Glub BON g6icago, zoo Mann
fart, unb biele berborrugenbe 8irger 6aben
bereits lire Sbeilnubme 3ugeIagt. Na9 bic
G6icagosr OsutI9zNmeritaner ipGten ben
Sag perberrliAsn bslfen. @ie pdre e, lpenn
4. g. Der r@ermantazM i n ne
d I" pber Elm onberer un9eiebener beutI4et
8erein g9icago's bic Su4e in bic 9ano
nG6me2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
Der pit6enb temperens1ert.

Der pHt6snb temperenatert.
f9e rG~at6oGic G;ti5en" in ID l.
tpaufee, baf1eI6e irii4ztat3oIii6s Mo9eG-
bGatt, bur9 nel9es oas 9auptorgan Der
probibitioniiten, Sem Yorter v8oice", gu
benz nicDertrGdtigen @ngriffe ouf bic Be-
nebiftiner bon ct. @incent in 9enafplOanien
tpegen 8ierbrauens ber1alcbt iuurbt = bic
ier oen funatti9en 8ierfeinb ibietsnb:
n@at9Dlic @iti3en" perf4mi3t es n;9t, fir
gutes Gelb iel6er cine 8ier=In3eigs
gu ~per0ffentli6em. 9as oei5t i6m Ser rie
Semperen36eu9elei unb probi6i:iom itens
tput6 betdmpfenbe beuti6e tat9p!ifdt rGEz
c%elfipr" in Milpoutee lab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

Sn Der 8er1tner Sieges> 9lGes
1T bic 9entma1gruPpe OttD II.
bersits BON 8atbenbanb bef9Gbigt tpOrs
ben, inOsm Elm &reu5 Der &rOne ubgeI6lugen
porben 1T. 1teberbaupt iO[len i4on :nehrz
fa9 aus Dem 9inter6dlt Steinpiirfe rad
ben StanObtIbern erfOlgt iein, ODne Biz iebt
anberen S9uben an3uri3ten, ndmentli9 uuf
bas 8reua, pel6es Nl6re9t Der 8Gr bod in
Der 9unb bdlt. - Der Sdnbugel Der mStabt
Der Snteaigen3" itent feinsm aunftlinn pd=
bur4 geraOe fem giinftige5 3eugn;S aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
Ser Gatberubutf6zG ebut.

Der &Gdbberubot6z&% ebut@
Or. SObannes S 70 a n tDelGer be-
%tanntli9 am Is. Sanuur pegen Majeitdtsz
beleioigung bon einem 8erliner Geri3t su
3lpei Monaten 5eitungS9aft berltrt6eilt
tpurbe, nirb feline Strufe am &c. SUM- in
@eibielmiinbe Bel Ieiner 8atsritabt Oan5ig
antreten. Scenes &Guboerdbdti6 zgtGD, fiji
'bas err Drummer muB mar ie9r larm!os.
@ieGei9t t6ut er u6er in MsiAielmiinOe
8uBe fir ieine in Gebter 3eit 3egen bic Ser.
Staten beriibten Siinben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

Ser 9eT6eibte MurimiGian 3 urben erz
tbeilt ben 3ettun9en0 ertfAtunbs
folgenoen peritGnbigen Hatb: p@ir iDplen
piinF9 en. buB in unierer preie bic ! a p :
ptf9egarteinabme iirfusau
g ponien enoli@ uufhort,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

8ogen Die fleinen unb .sroBen AntiGen i'm
Often umiegelnb, Der @efubr au5ipiA, nit
Der iibsrlegenen ipanii4en 6lotte 5aIammen=
5uitoBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
2n5ei9en.

CArie9Sfartc BON Cuba nit gfarte pon mefttnoisn
~ uno ber g8elt l0c uno &c 4prtn. Albunl MI. idTmt.
lihen 4rtegSi1ifel bon Mmerifd 25C utb sc Yorto.-
9rpBe &itlo9raphie1t bon Sepep, @ampIpn, See.
Mtifls etc. q 25r uro sc sportp. n%orrithio bel
a. ALAPPENBACH,
Seuti1e 8u1bbanbluu0, l00-l02 Gnubolpb Str.
Sklephpu Wfnin ZIG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

bic uns Die Mmeritaner perfeinbtt unb ben
Dantees Die 8riten als ein5ig 5hbsrldiige
Sreunbe in europa 5eigt."
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-06-29
Inst n Little Previous.

II has been widely published that
,ha hoard of control agreed, at a
a,oatinc some two weeks ago, to
.nrn over its funds to the Governor
for for the college. This publication
was erroneous. it was correctly
.tated in the Picayune during that
meeting that the Governor had re.
nuestpd such use of the prison
fnnds but that the board had not
arreed to such proposition. The
facts were these: The Governor
made the request. When he was
met by the inquiry from members
Of the board as to whether the
trustees of tue college would en-
force the conditions of the legisla-
tive appropriation, and whether
the Governor would promise to ap.
proye the pending bill, it is said
the Governor with emphasis declin.
ed to give any such assurance, and
the proposition was never put to
a yote.-Picayune's Jackson Bu'
reau.
Though the wide-awake reporter
who started the above report may
have been a liar, he accom-.
plished the feat of telling what was
to be before it actually occurred.
On last Friday the Board of Con-
troll held a meeting and, on appli-
cation from the Board of Trustees
o. the l.. |. and G. through Gov.
McLaurin, decided to loan the Col.
lege $4,000 out of the Penitentiary
furd, provided, however, that the
conditions imposed by the vetoed
bill are enforced, point the Gov
ernor had to yield.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-06-29
Inlnlense.

The Baptist Record says that il
those who seem to think that the
present much.talked.Of Anglo.
American alliance don't amount to
much will consider that at the pres.
ent moment the British empire is
fifty.three times the size of France,
ffty.twO times that of Germany,
three and a half times that OF
the United States of America,
thrice the size of Europe, with
treble the population Of all the
Russias, they will see their mis-.
take. 1t extends over 11,0OO,.
900 square miles, occupies one.
fifth OF the human race, or 25O,.
OO0,O people; embraces four con.
tinents, 100,0O0 islands, 800 prom.
ontorics and 2,0OO rivers. Then
let him add to that the area
and population of the United States
the mere matter of near 5000,
600 square miles and more than 75,.
600, 600 people, with more material
wealth than any three Of the earth.
After that let him think again.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-06-29
lLLlNolSCENTRALR.R.
or INTEREST TO
STOCKHOLDERS
Free Transportation to Attend the
Annual Meeting at Chicago.
Some Interesting Facts.

In order that stockholders of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company may more readily
attend in person the annual meetings, there has
been posted In each station of the Company
notice to the effect that. In accordance with re-
solve Of the Board OF Directors. there may be Is
sued to each holder OF one or nose shares Of the
capital stock of the Illinois Central Railroad
Company. as registered on the hooks Of the COM
pany ticket enabling him or her to travel free
over the companys lines from the station Of the
Illinois Central Railroad nearest to his or her
registered address, to Chicago and return. for
the purpose of attending, in person. the next
Annual Stockholders' Meeting of the company.
which will be held at it, general Office In Chlca-
60 on Wednesday. September 2s, 1888, at moon.
Details as 10 the necessary procedure to obtain
such ticket the date OF its issue and its limit are
fully set forth on the posted notices referred to.
In this connection. will be interesting to note
that since, in 1872, the capital stock of the CON-
pany became full paid. cash dividend, ranging
from per cent to 10 per cent. per annum. has
been paid seniannually to every holder of stock.
and that u Is now twenty years since the COM
] present rate Of distribution.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-06-29
A New Law.

The Jackson correspondent OF
the N. o. Picayuno says: A bill
passed the special session of the
Legislature, and was approved by
the governor Feb. IL, 1898, ,authOriz-
ing and directing the clerk of the
circuit cOurt in the several cOun.
ties of the State to prepare ard
maintain a list of cOnylcts in each
county. How many of the clerks
of the State have failed tn do thisi
How many justices of the peace
and mayors of towns have failed
TO report to the clerks, as the law
directs.
Following is the full text of the
law, which should be enforced in
every county of the State, Il it is
not being done:
Section 1. Be it enacted by the
legislature of the State of Missis.
sippi, That the clerk of circuit
courts of each county is authorized
and directed to prepare and keep
in his office a full and complete list,
in alphabetic order, of persons COLI
victcd of either or any of the crimes
mentioned in section 241 of the
constitution of 1890, to-wit: Brib-
cry, burglary, theft, arson, obtain
ing money or goods under false pre-.
lenses, perjury, forgery, embezzle-
ment or bigamy. That said clerk
shall enter the names OF all persons
" no have been or shall hereafter
be convicted of the above named
crimes in the circuit court of his
county; also the names of all per-
sons officially reported to him by
any justice of the peace, ex'officio
justice or mayor of any town or
city of his comfy, in a book pre-
pared and kept for that purpose.
Sec. 2. That each justice OF the
peace, ex.ofticio justice of the
peace, and mayor of municipality,
town or city, shall officially report
to such clerk the name of any per.
son or persons convicted in their
respective courts, where no appeal
is taken, of theft or obtaining mon.
ey or goods under false pretenses.
Sec. 3. That the board of super.
visOrs of each county shall, as ear.
ly as practicable, furnish the cir
cult clerk of their county with a
suitable book for the enrolment OF
said names, showing the names,
court, crime and date of conviction.
Sec. 4. That said roll, when so
prepared, shall be compared with
the registration books before each
election, by the election commits.
sioners of the county.
Sec. 5. That a certified copy OF
any enrolment by one clerk to
another will be sufficient authority
for the enrolment of such name
or names in another county.
Sec. 6. That said clerk shall re.
ceive 10 cents for enrolling each
name, to be paid out of the county
treasury OH the allowance OF the
board of supervisors.
Sec. Z. That this act take effect
from and after its passage.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-06-29

Brookhaven believes she numbers
among her soldier boys Deweys and
Hobsons and Simpsons, the opportu-
nifty only being lacking so far to
bring out distinguishing traits. A
little bird has whispered, however, that
within twenty-four hours James Nc
Grath rescued a comrade from drown
ing in Chickamauga river and gave
the alarm of "Fire" that night when
his was the only eye that discovered
Capt. Birdsong's tent on fire, the
flames having almost reached the
blanket of the slumbering soldier.
Three cheers for Company H
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A Splendid Special Service.

The Times Democrat, in keeping
with its prestige and enterprise, is
furnishing its readers with the
latest and most direct reliable wal
news furnished by staff cores
pondents at the various scenes OF
action, acting in conjunction with
such leading newspapers as the
New York World and the New
York Journal. Besides this The
Times Democrat has it's own staff
correspondents and also gives full
Associated Press reports. The
subscription is only 81 month.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-06-29

After the above was put in type
the news came that the Board OF
Control had loaned the 1. l. and G.
$26,O 600 ont of the Penitentiary
fund to tide it over the impending
crisis, conditioned that the Board
Of Trustees first comply with the
terms imposed by the Legislature
in the vetoed bill.
We congratulate the Governor,
the State and the College on this
solution OF the troublesome prob.
lem, provided there he law for it ;
which, however, is clearly not the
case. Without direct authority
from the Legislature, the Board of
Control has no legal right to use
tine Penitentiary fund for any but
Penitentiary puposes. 1t has as
much law TO loan the States mon.
ey to Captain. General BlancO as it
has to the l. 1. and G. In word,
there can be no legal and constitu.
tional appropriation of money for
the /. I and q. until tho vetoed bill
becomes law or the Legislature
passes another.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-06-29

was seriously afflicted with . cough
for several years, and last fall had
more severe cough than ever before.
l have used many remedies without
receiving much relief, and being rec
commended to try bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, by a'friend, who
knowing me to be poor widow, gave
IL to me, tried 1t, aud with the most
gratifying results. The first bottle re-
lieved me very much and the second
bottle has absol utely cured me. have
not had as good health for twenty years
Respectfully, Mrs. Mary A. Beard
Claremore, Ark. Sold by c. E. Grafton
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-06-29

The postOffice department asks
the press to give this notice an in
serton or two: "Friends and rela-
tlveS of soldiers in the field, in ad
dressing letters to them, should
mark plainly the company and reg
lment to which they belong, as by
doing so the distribution of the
mail will be facilitated. This ap-
plies to both the regular troops and
the militia volunteers
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-06-29

In connection with what The
LEADER said last week about the
Governor stepping in and saving
The neck of nearly every murderer
Inc courts sentence, the Jackson
News says: There are too few lie.
gal hangings in Mississippi as it is.
IL there were more, there would be
iewer cases for Judge Lynch's
court.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-06-29
FAIR RIVER ITEMS.
BY GEORGE.
Rain most every day.

Rain most every day.
Mrs. Jane Maxwell is having tussle
with continued fever. We hope she
will soon be better.
Mrs. Alb Pennington, after long i'll
ness, WAS able to visit her son, j. w.
Pennington, last Sunday.
The picnic Of last Sat urday Is now
in the past. Suppose Judge sutton
will look after the remainder.
Rev. b. w. LOWS, OF Fannin, is
preaching ut Pleasant Grove this week,
assisting the pastor. Rev. N. Ferrin.
Mr.. Jas. j. Foster had the misfor-
tune to be thrown from his horse last
week and free ture his right shoulder.