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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-26
CHAPTER VII.

am called back to life by burning kisses
upon my brow. my hair, my lips: 1 feel
strong arms around me in their embrace and
wild. passionate words of love greet nv
awakening senses
My darling! Oh, my one love, I have
killed you! Brute that | am! villain! poor
weak fool! and 1 thought myself so strong
s. secure in nv miserable pride! Oh, Rar'
bara dear heart speak but word to taIl
me you have not died without knowing thar
my very soul is yours, that my indifference
was but assumed. clumsy mask to hide nv
real feelings. Speak to me for PHYS sake,,
II have been in horrible nightmare"
murmur. indistinctly, 1 open my eyes and
see the face love best on earth bending ovar
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PEAK ron A SECOND TERM.
Paul Erb SuEgeAts This in Conncs
ton with the n. p. presid . ucv

run Erb SuHgests This In COnncc.
ton with the n. p. A. Presidency,
Editor Travelling Mems Page.
Dallas, Texas, December 2S.-My atten-
ton WIS called this morning to your very
KIND notice OF myself as a possible oandi-
date for prominent honors at the hands of
our noble organization. Words fail to
express my gratitude to our membership
Tor their kind consideration. l. however.
belong TO the large number of boys whose
work for our association Is In the strlctest
sense a labor OF love, and am IN no wise
candidate for any office whatever
inc other names You mention--,Michaux,
Arnold and Lasper--either one of tInsm
would be an excellent man for the office OF
6president. In my humble opinion ! hardly
see the necessity OF change this year.
our order Is growing rapidly, and Il Is al
most an inposslbiity for State pres !.
dent to accomplish great results In one
years administration, The man who Ia
our president today is in close touch with
everything pertaining to our order feel
tnat II we could persuade him to serve
us another year the work would be fcr
our general good and would go beyond our
most sargmlnc expectations. Wilde Tn 4
would DO an innovation Il is nevertheless
a fact from actual experience In our order
al we'll as other organizations that fire.
quert changes prevent the acsomplsA-
ment OF great things.
Now. boys. let us all get together a,d
prevail upon Howard w. Peak 10 sery, us
just ono year mora and II will be a season
OF great prosperity In the upbuilitng O,
the Travellers Protective Association. Fra
ternally yours. Paul i. Erb
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RepuhIicnn Party ana Labor.

ApuioNlie DlSIdlCn.
The republican party stands convicted
by Its own acts OF insinceri;y in its pre-
tense of friendship for the wage Garner.
wages have never increased as the result
OF increase In the tariff, and while pre-
tending to levy tariff taxation for the benc
ut of labor, the republicans have opened
our ports 10 the refuse of the earth. They
put duty on practically everything The
work.ngman has 10 buy. and labor. whtcn
ne has to sell, is admitted free The an-
nemltion of Spa.n's lost pos sessions Will
ahoru great opportunity for the invest
ment Of capital and unless some ,n,,st,,,
precaution Is taken 10 protect the intsrssis
OF the workinsman, will bring him IN COM
petition with the cheap ceolie labor of the
i ISL, use republicans carry out theit
traditional policy they VIII see that H.
capitalist gets all the good things with am
re protection, and leave the workin oman
to do the best he can for himself
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A Purely Vegetable Blood
Remedy Is the Only
Cure.

H.I
If the people generally knew the
true cause OF Rheumatism, there
would be no such thing as lini-
ments and lotions for this painful
and disabling disease. The fact is,
Rheumatism is disordered state
of the blood--it can be reached,
therefore, only through the blood.
But all blood remedies can not cure
Rheumatism, for it is an obstinate
disease, one which requires a yTal
blood remedy something more than
a mere tonic. Swift's Specific is
the only real blood remedy, and it
promptly goes to the very bottom
of even the most obstinate case.
A few years ago was taken With in
HRmmatory Rheumatism which, though
mild at first, became gradually so in
tense that / was for weeks unable to
walk. tried several prominent physi-
clans and took their treatment faith
fully, but was unable to get the slightest
relief. In fact, my condition seemed to
grow worse, the pains spread over my
entire body, and from November to
March suffered agony. / tried many
patent medicines, but none relieved me.
Upon the advice of q friend / decided to
try s. s. s. Before allowing me to take
it, however, my guardian, who was a
chemist, analysed the remedy, and pro-
nounced it free of potash or mercury.
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Dan NJ. Ilasker OF Galveston was reg
istered at the Lawlor THURSDAY.
Walton G. Sinlther came In TO get his
after christmas Instructions. anu spent
two or three days at headquarters this
week.
Mr.. NJ. Saper. travelling man from 81.
Louis, was In the city Friday aud Saturday
], D. WatklrsA representing the Par.s
Medicine company Of st. Louis. has been
calling on Southern Texas druggists the
past week.
H. D. Marchhank OF Dallas. a member
OF tho Texas Travellers Protective Asso-
ciation executive committee, was sn Hous-
ton durtag the past weck.
Seth @. Gay, who travels for Rouse.
Hcmpstcne 4 Co. of BALTIMORE row makes
his Texas headquarters at Huntsville.
note from Dallas states that E. r.
kelshtiey. the popular and efficient secre-
tary Of Post p, in that city. lies critically
~ o. h's residence with pneumonia.
Qu!ts number Of chargss VIII b mad
senefew. Travelling usn Who WI s. -.
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At Corpus Christi.

Corpus Christi, Texas. December e30. -
Louis Tries, the jovial and hustling State
agent of the Waters Pierce Oil company,
was among the commercial travellers who
partook of Christmas turkey in Corpus
Christi this week, as well as soliciting
trade for his establishment.
Colonel p. II. Tanscy. a we'll known
Houston newspaper man, was here this
week. leaving yesterday for Rockport and
complaining Of an acute attack OF grippe
G.. Nj. Gore, travelling auditor of the
Cotton Belt railway, was among the tray
elers here this week
II. w. Page Of Chicago, representing tho
Morgan p, Wright Fire company, was
doing business in Corpus Christi yester-
day.
c.. w. white. a Brenham shoe salesman
was seen on our streets this week hustling
for his firm.
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.
nected with new FIRMS ara requested "a
eend this information 10 the eiftor Of The
Post'ts travelling mems page.
Wallace v. McMIsters Will travel for the
Carter Battle Grocery company OF Fort
Worth during 1899. His old house, the
Gafiingtcn- Hall Produce company Of Waco.
having gone out OF business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Lane OF San
Arytonio. who were married two weeks ago,
spent ono day in Houston last week. on
their return from short visit to New Or
leans. Mr. Lane Is a we'll known travelling
man. s'.
Il and continlcal growth in the soc.c-
ties OF travelling men," said w. r. 0ohlke
yesterday. 'thc T. r. A., U. G. 7. and
others and they are daily growing closer
10 each other In q fraternal and social
way. The benefits to be derived from
these societies arc not and can not be APP
preciated unless member puts up and
comes in.--San Antonio Express
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Traveller. MT wharton.

Wharton, Texas, December 3o.-The
charms of Home, Sweet Home" has been
well proven this week by the absence OF
the travelling men on their accustomed
routes. Their CHEEKY greeting has been
missed in Wharton. but few rustling
members Of the fraternity have been cir
culating in businIsss circles here.
G, r. Cumming of Cumming Bros, Hous-
ton, was here this week in the interest OF
his firm. Cumming Bros. have engaged
very successfully in the buying Of large ash
logs. which they will export to Europe.
Sol Bellltz, liquors and wines. Houston,
was doing a fine business here.
w. Grumbach shoes, supplied the deal
ers with good article OF merchandise.
Tho hardware merchants were in close
conversation with Adolf BoldtS of Houston,
who was talking up the merits OF wagons
and buggies
NJ. Mcfarland, stationary. Dallas. was
here for ono day.
These gentlemen were all guests at the
Nation hotel.
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DoNTvs ron DRuMMERs.

Tho Buyer.
Don't come into a store trying to sci
goods with cigar in your mouth. 1t ism
business like.
Don't como into the store chewing gun
or tobacco. 1t doesn't look nice
Don't be fresh with the salesladies, ever
though you happened to have sold them
goods before; you lose their respect.
Don't shake hands. There is no need
for this. and man doesn't care to shake
hands every time commercial man wants
TO sell him goods.
Don't under any circumstances ask q
buyer out for q drink or dinner. 1t isn't
right, and the man who employees buyers
would not encourages this. under any condi-
ton.
Don't pull out your order book and say
you sold Mr.. Wanamaker so much. and
Stern Bros. so many. The average buyer
doesn't care rap what you sold the other
| fellow.
Don't show your temper when the buyes
tells you be can not use your goods this
time. 1t is bad taste and may cause you
to lose second attempt to show your
samples.
Don't tell buyer he ought to buy Z
dozen OF this and dozen Of that when
| he gives you an order for a half dozen.
do.
Don't accept small order sneeringly;
remember from small acorn large trees
grow"
Don't make buyer feel as II you knew
| 1t all, and he didn't. 1t makes him feel
sore against you, and you will be the loser.
Don't bring another drummer in the store
to introduce him to the buyer. This is a
presumption that the buyer doesn't relish.
Don't ever teM buyer YOU just came
all the way from New York to see him and
sell him goods. This doesn't 20 nowadays.
Don't promise to give one firm the con-
troll OF an article, unless you mean 1t. II
you don't keep your promise, your name Is
dennis" for ever more
Don't make any promises unless you
intend keeping them. Better not promise
too much.
Don't speak disparagingly Of O. competi-
tors goods. This never accomplishes any
good.
Don't give . buyer duplicate unless
your firms name and address is on that
duplicate. This is important.
Don't say mean Things about buyer.
though you have cause to- Guard your
mouth. You may sell him some day. II you
keep your tongue. but you never will II
YOU cast mean remarks.
Don't bribe buyer. 1t Is despicable,
low. contemplate. Should you occasionally
make a sale this way you will surely re-
gret IL In the long run.
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Fort Worth Notes.

Fort Worth. Te&as, December 29Thn
local drummors have flocked home during
the present week TO spend Christmas hol!-
days among their friends and relatives.
Among them are: W. A. Brooks, Jack Berd.
j. II. McDuffey. l. S. Noryille. j. Billey
Yale, w. II. Colquitt. Dick Richardson. ].
$. Thrash. Thomas Bright. J. i. Dabney
John Kee, Walter Allen. 4. w. Erwin and
II. p. Collins.
Charles w. Smith. representing the
patent medicine house OF Il. c. Dewitt &
Co, OF ChcSgo. is in the city mixing with
the druggists in the interests OF his WE'LL
known house.
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Texas Ncwspnpcr. Ltbcrnl.

II will be seen by the letter published In
this issue that Texas leading daily news
papers are the only ones of their class that
dignity the 7, p A. and U. c. T. associa-
tlons with q special page OF matter. de-
voted to their members. In the United
States. II this be true the National board
OF directors. including the president and
socretary, ought to be proud OF The Hous-
ton Post the first in Texas to lend them
assistance In this manner.
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dvd cars Of cabbage ard will mako his
headquarters either there or at Victoria
this spring and buy all the produce Of
Dferc5.
agent for Judge f. b. Earncs, OF Lare 10.
was here Thursday and has booked the
Judge to deliver his celebrated lecture on
The Old Time Southern Negro" In Vic
tor.a on "Wednesday. January I, 1893.
This he's been a very dull week In the
hotel business, comparatively speaking. as
there have been very few druinmers on the
road
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T tortured BY
Rheur11atis|

\ felt 30 much bother after ~
bottles, that l continued IN
and In two months I Wa s.
pleteIy. The cure was per1l
T. have never sinco had &
rheumatism. though many
exposed to damp and cold Z
371l Powelton Avenue, PhlE
Those who have had Ell
with Rheumatism know
becomes more severe eao|
and like all other blood u
the doctors are totally mn
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FROM SECRETARY LA nEAusrr.
AUSTIN, TEXA

Me shows why the ..News Letter. 4.
a Il. II. A. Necessity.
The following letter was received last
week BY the editor Of The Posts travelling
meme page from tho National secretary
Of the Travellers Protective Association OF
America:
9. >, y, Holland, Esq, Chairman Press
f' committee. Texas Division, Traye ,srs'
Faotective Association. Care Houston
N Fost, Houston, Texas
81. Louis, December 90. Dear Sir: NV
attention. has Just been called /, an article
~ The Houston Post OF last Sunday In Re !
GARD 70 the expense Of the News Letter
q X We're not Tor tae fact OF the great IN
?nsGce done the National board OF directors
~ tuls article, would not take the ,i,no
~ answer It. must comics. that am
6snrpTascd that you. an srdtnt supporter Of
inc Travellers Protective Assoriat.on
eAoNao publish an article So grossly niece.
rsrt and 80 misleading. We have no Oh
s2scllon 70 criticisms and believe TINT
ex9sy member OF tho association hau per-
'sset s13nt % cEitlcise the management. but
m ~ npt believe that member M
EtAt = pslblish "a articlc 3 uni,,st - Ma
q: Know that you arc and always
~ ID 81 30 ppposed 70 the NAws Latter.
4 5zz - ~ Wfht Which you nave. but / a.
a. j i! - ~ ~ yQQ teprceent : large nercsn,-
n! 4; A9gs pssehip q THU essoci alton,
p! 1lsrds lot " look AZ / q
az IS II q POUR erslcls and fss
y ~ Z, n Il. News L sa;,sa mi M
Z ~ 4. 70 the sssocia&ion 81
$4tqg,uQrd the sopocia.
81 IL = II +. q Pm ~ Il one-AaN the
" 4. NJ thsx before ihe
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BOARD OF DIRnCT0RS.
y rost CD. ". Michsux, Houston.
\ Roet D-ErAuk Arnold, Ban Antonio.
. Post &c. A. MAngold, George Sturgis ana
y: b, nafchbank, Dailas.
X Hest IA. u. Edgar. Austin.
4 Post CT. A. Guttman. Galveston.
{ Pest H--Dan Well, Wacv.
Post I--H. d. Singletary, Corsicana.
I Post J--W. E. Cfsddock Fort Worth.
y Post KS. q. Bennett, Gainesville
Post LII. G. Heillig, La Grangs.
y Post MR.. b. woflord. Cuero.
Post MI. d. SeeEer, Temple.
Post Or Robert 0rcce, Victoria
Post r--Tom &. Swope, beaumont
Post 90. r. Jnesgii. BRENNAN.
y Post R--F, A. fnmnn. Ell Paso.
Post T--Cai. G. Brewster. Laredo.
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COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN.

COMMITTEE 2CtihlhMENs
Press--C. S. r.. Holland. Houston.
Railroai--A. p. Fout Fort Worth.
ReliefPaul r. Erb OF Dallas
Legislaturc--B. F. McNulty OF San Antonis.
Empioymcnt--E, G. Barrett Of Waco.
Hotei-Ernest Ln.kcr OF Galveston.
Livery and Transfer--A l.. Fowler OF HouS'
ton.
Executive commlttce-Chnrles Mangold Of
Dallas. chairman: II. d. Marchbanks OF Dali
las; w. Il. Craddock Of Terrell.
fNote.--Committeo chairmen are also mom-
bers Of the board Of directors.)
Next State convention meets at Victoria
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tensify the disease.
). s. s. never disappoint
is made to cure these deer
diseases which are beyon
reach of all other remedI2
cures permanently Rheun
Catarrh, Cancer, Scrofula ~
and all other blood diseas
is the only blood remedy
anteed
Purely Vegetabl
Books mailed free BY
Specific Company, Atlanta;
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A WATER VICTORY
Not Dewey NarIins Hot Water Over
Diseases that Human Fleh is Heir to.

of 1850 "a
forth lat
RHEUMATISM ECZEMA DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION. CATAR
sYpis in fact all blood and skin diseases speedily and pmas
tins Of these habits Cigarette smokers find relief here
Arlington
the popular capable
hall superb orchestra and of things
Additions
ladies
oblsg
Tub Needle and Shower given.
THE MARLIN SANTAR1UM TExA
Or DRS r. b. DUPREE S. p. RICE. w. I.
ERSoN; President j. w. JONES,
INQUIRE OF Local Railway Agents
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-08

health met Saturday and elected DR..
U. Prejean, of Carencro, president
pro tenn, vice DR.. Geo. Delaurel,
absent from the parish. The board
took immediate steps to esta blish
guards at various points to prevent
the introduction of smallpox. A
detention camp has been virtually
established, and every preparation
made to isolate any case of the
dread disease which may be intro
duced into the parish. Free vacci-
nation has also been ordered, and
the people have been urged to avail
themselves of this precautionary
measure. The negro reported as
suffering from smallpox is doing
better and is kept under strict gaurd
day and night being we'll isolated,
thanks to the prompt and energetic
efforts of DR.. F. E. Girrade, Of the
city board of health.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-08
Important Levee Suit.

Vicksburg. - Evidence is being
taken in the case of T. G Bed
ford VS.. the U. S. government.
The case is one involving money
amounting to thousands of dollars:
The complaint says that the United
States in an effort to protect the
harbor of Vicksburg destroyed the
claimants plantation, which was Sit
uated in Louisiana, about seven
miles below Delta Point. The dam
age claimed was caused by a revet-
ent placed at Delta by the govern
ment, which caused three or four
Thousand acres Of improved. tenant
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-08
Fire in Monroe.

Monroe. Fire broke out Saturday
evening about 3 o'clock in Five
Points and before it was under con-
troll had totally destroyed five frame
buildings and badly damaged sew
eral others, entailing loss of about
$4,000, which is partly covered by
insurance The flames originated
in two story structure, occupied
as a restaurant and clothing store,
and spread with great rapidity.
Sparks set fire to houses three
blocks away, and the timely arrival
of the West Monroe department
undoubtedly prevented a serious
cOnfIapatiOn.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-08
Five Dwellings Destroyed by Fire.

Shreveport. AT 8 o'clock Friday
morning the frame buildings corner
of Louisiana and Caddo streets were
the scene of a small fire. The flames
were discovered in a house occupied
bv Ella Welsh, colored, and spread
rapidly to the adjoining property:
Before the fire department could
reach the scene of the fire and get
it under control the flames had de-
stroyed five houses. The loss is es'
timated at about $400, partially Gov
cred bV insurance.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
MATCHlTocHEs, IA.

Maintained by tho State for the
raining of teachers. Affords thorough
preparation for the pr ofession Of teach
ing; full course Of academic study,
practical training in the art of teach.
ing, ono year of daily practice in
model schools under guidance Of skill
ed training teachers. Glass work ex-
emplifes the best Of modern thought
in matter and method OF instruction.
Diploma entities graduate to teach in
any public school Of Louisiana without
examination.
Tuition free to students who teach
one year after graduation. Entire OK.
pense for session Of eight month, $11O.
Twelfth annual session begins Oct.
I, 1895.
For catalogue write to
B. c. CALDWELL, Pres.
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Norway Preparing for War.

London. THE Daily Mails cor
respondent at Gothenderg, Sweden,
referring to the war-like prepara-
tons Of Norway, says; 1.-The only
possible object of these preparations
is to attack Sweden whose defenses
and ornaments are inferior and
whose infantry is armed with obso-
lete weapons. Should the Norwe-
aian feet attack Gothenberg the
city must Inevitably fall"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-08
Easter Festival at the White House.

Washington. Easter Monday egg
rolling, distinct feature of capital
city life, brought hosts of children
to the White House grounds Mon
day to enjoy the hospitality of the
presidents private gardens. Dur
ing the afternoon the marine band
gave a concert for the especial
pleasure of the army Of little ones
who had gathered to roll the eggs
down the grassy lawn. President
and Mrs. Mckinley enjoyed the roll
licking fun of the children from the
White House portico.
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MURDER Of BAKER.
Trial Of Prominent Citizens Of Lake City
Charged with the Crime.

Trial Of Prominent Citizens Of Lake City
Charged with the Crime.
Charleston -- Fifteen prominent
citizens of Lake City, S. c., will be
put on trial here in the United
Btates Circuit Court this week to
answer to the charge Of having
lynched Postmaster Frazer B. Baker,
more than a year ago. Besides kill
ing the postmaster who was a
negro, the alleged lyncherss will
have to answer for killing Bakers
infant child and for burning the
Lake City postofice with all its
effects. 1t is said here that other
arrests will be made before the
case is taken up. The Indictment
will 80 to the grand jury and the
hearing will begin at once. Eighty
Witnesses for the government have
been summoned and there is a great
array of witnesses for the defense.
This is the first time that the Fed
eral government has come into the
South to take up a lynching trial.
The murder Of Baker was probably
the most brutal crime known in the
history If the State. Baker was ap-
pointed postmaster at Lake City,
and before he took charge Of the
Office he was warned to keep away.
He refused, and an attempt was
made to kill him soon after his COM
mission was received. This failed,
and then a regular band was organ
lied to put him out of the way.
According to the testimony given
at the preliminary hearing by New
ham and Lee, who turned States
evidence, the Lake. City band Of
lynchers was organized for the
special purpose of killing Baker.
The negro had refused to leave
town and give up the Office, and the
white people rebelled at the idea Of
a colored postmaster.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-08

The Rage Of the Age.
. u@ Tho Ella BERN Toilet REQUISITES.

CU-YU-CAN FACE POWDER,
makes the complexion radiantly beau.
tiful. Cures all facial blemishes, no
other powder does this. Price. SOC.
Mrs. Ella Berry's Soap, the best for
the skin, scalp and complexion. Per
cake, Csc. Benzoats Almond Cream,
indispensable for the toilet, makes soft
white faces and hands, prevents and
cures tan and sunburn. Per bottle, 81.
Berry's Creole Tea, makes good blood,
and healthy skin. Per box, loo.
The above are few of the leaders. They
are for sale at all drug stores or direct from
MRS. ELLA BERRY. the Worlds accepted
expert in the removal Of Superfuous Hair
and "a Facial BIemishes, Sls-S20 Camp st.,
New Orleans, L..
Full price list sent to any address. Agents
wanted.
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Shot at o Fish Fry.

Covington-While at a fish fry
about two miles from town Friday,
Will Tenant shot Hannah Sales,
inficting a painful wound. He
made his escape, but was captured
Saturday night by Deputy Sheriff
Strobe and placed in the parish
Jail. Both parties are colored.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-04-08
The Pope Again III.

London. According to dispatch
to the Daily Telegraph from Rome,
the pope had fainting fit Monday
which proved of the grayest cnafac.
ter. Every effort is being made by
Cardinal Rampolla, papal secretary
of state, to conceal the real comb
ton of the supreme pontiff, his oo
iect being to prevent the powers
from working Tor the next conelaVe