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The Lamar register., 1899-01-11
CONDITIONS ~ EAvISl
cassa.i w.riaS'. E-B.ogs rre.sas
HE BsislsG

washington. Jan R-IRs
faEtaent division of cestszs
.ular Affairs made rublic ia-esT
fail synopsis u the la'e -
waring's r,Esort u BIS Wis 2
under the special inslrpsilfls
War Department givra h.a 2
autumn 10 thoroughly in.Tsr,
tary ensdisiau q tbs city aRs
such recommendats1ns tos -
insprovesnent cf the EgWn a.
-ugEs.sted by said lnsfs-,tFa
Colonel waring says y -
~trres-cieuning drIaTtuitni sN
..,1uale 0rganlEati0u cr FUSES
markets offensive aad 49,
nithy for the disiributi1A q
fowl, with the exception q
Tarau and Colon markets
found the machinery Hs9d 'N II
ing the streets ineffective
Foul pools wer" found = =
into which rubbish ani ni'A !.
def,as.ted. which the e1ot'a.,. =,
not required 10 clean ils ~
turned over to the huEzA7a.
th. streets IN the compact iAH
city are paved With large -'.-s - 4
and she remainder are unFa's
streets are fllSd With eLs
which are In turn Allied Up wa
garbage. ..-,-,,,
There is practically no ssss.s ,...s
many cases households evl,'s 5l, !.
prJvate vaults with loose bF1cA J, :
drains Just under the pa'slltII-s' - I,
their froninge. These allow - ~
nIth 10 leach out into the 80. s-,....s
10 the surface. enabling tlt - y (
or 10 get OUT OF much hifins !, /,
scayengers 10 bail out and eal''
Accommodations. --,,,s,si
s,aughtering pens, while sulsi1i. n.
cIeau. are brutaIly disgusiluE v.
,york i going on. Dead doss, ~ !.
chickens are left in the - ~
the buzzar,Is pick them 10 ~ Z, b
And. all this Is done uiiht, 'I-s ~
sun Rad as these condition., VA. VA
,re not c,,mparable with tLs ~ ~
conditions OF the domcs,tSC IN, M
T'he water supply Of Ha,a[J nj ,
Mr. waring. Is Of the pIlt.,s' ma
axcailent character. This WI n,
winds az the gulf save ,ilT ,ilTgssiisI w
beInr absolutely and unQual,,ll,',s,,,.,. ~.
The city Is q yeritaple pi''- .,.,,,.
Colonel Warlng makes
recommendation for reIOiH
The Lamar register., 1899-01-11

Even yellow fever finds apologies.
Curious stories of the good It inciden-
tally did come from southerners who
passed through the recent epidemic.
A confirmed dyspeptc AYERS that now
he can eat anything; man who had
suffered twenty years with asthma
says he is wholly free from that dis
tressing malady; and these and others
declare that. II yellow fever attacks a
person who has chronic disease, that
disease goes away when the fever goes.
1t seems fit and proper. too. that the
more terrible malady should ezpel the
less dangerous one; but since the pa
tient may die while this process is
going on, it is probable that yellow
fever will never become popular cure
for dyspepsia and asthma.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-11

In South Dakota an amendment was
adopted in the recent election which
introduces a modified form Of the
Swiss Initiative and referendum in the
making Of laws. In the future. when
ever Ave per cent Of the voters OF the
state petition for law on any sub
iect. 1t viii be the duty OF the legisia-
ture to pass such Law and submit It
to the voters at the next election for
their approval.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-11
WASHINGTON NEWS
AND ITEMS OF GOS

The eorresponlsat =,
pecord writes his usss-
's'rle P1rsadrnfs s,5..
o,-o or a9na offices frosa ,sl y
q the Civil ServIes cc,,.r.,.l,
have gone into effect - n,
has not yeI l-scn ls,sed
knows when II sni y,
the rfesidenCs tsiA- -.
areFhaale,i ahd an.udss
30 many times thar ta,ts, :.
hia sronfiience supposed 1, -
= staie " pcyfeetian. -, 4.
sau De l. not sitisusa VIA :
New Years Ereyflur "a n,
is withheld Il Is fsr9 IL, Z
sient eguscntel ig tssus ~ '.
Ereat reluctauSr W}ae II
that many q the 0iis-s- -
he exempt frgu ths eils,.s'5
b. feels u l. .uIgE to s,l5 =,
borden Gf hlufsrlf ara =
u be could baVs hIs u'Iy )
ail is,e 0fhet7- u ,ae guJsrs-..
the etyfi service ruirs -.
could nni quarrel over "a,
Secretary WHB01 says /
izE 1uxh,nsly % ~ that - y
sitcir foolish i~al9asEz & :,
the rysuits of bis saasy,
tiac farmers 10 fgrtisE u.l4s.,,
coufsisnt that The Teef.rt ~
can make a clear Ease. an ~
alsfSar h-f,lrD tla par IL
iaissou BE- cxprts f.zrn 5 4
aays The Tbieara 49,
ilie rcfrgeraius c11S ~ =. II
isr sliips have saade he f4s.
try rreasahir In this srzs,Tt \
have tssea shlppinE s1spois \
tss5neo worth ~ dssssra -
land aDnuaily f0F geats m 4
davfnE heard - this e-fs
rs~< issfurs Ths Alnsss Z -
ftic Tropics. IN tDila. TuusI1- =
-. have i-en lei "a Aus-
ts.-f. ansi ~ have ueTrr ass-ss
piaIst fsum that saafr~ Thra
to ST ii. Il has proves ~ 81
flsry efuhi fufntsh % Ihs- Il
y ssrgfass veFy .trEure q a, =
no. zposl enough f5T ssr gss q
The agricultural sty-ugsss.
which rsssed shr Hru- Z q
tstivss hsfory 10 boislly r.as
tains = faragrapa Ska ; -
iscrmii ths ss1FFissg q tsrsls
retaiiatr upoa any Estss est
an etnlsarEo uFeu oar Tyssc1
fuses 10 nccrfs cur cfJlars.s, :
pgrity ansi uls1irsdr-Fusss a
fssrts The hili uhrh : sz
cssnsitirfnfhnn b ~ sgls's z
ts>e. Hiii ~ fBrthrg sUfs.Ae.
particular - a. 70 give ~ !
Nuthorfty - FespFucstr A. vi
tGllafr ln sug trade uts -
Ttsas. IL Gsruany 50. Fat'
flaee "a iuipcs<s unaecssszsf !
gvss&anali,e rs.sricitans aH,az u
agricultural pru,tusts he F5rsl
psurlzutstkn. HAY llp.ass ~
upon their v1pnrts sgeft2E -
The Uulfcd SraisS Fer -T,z
the FTsnch rggrrnus-nt Ftstss
large upcn eaf n,ezt -
President cuaii fViulrv
analysts % every toetie = "a
cr other ular imported fra
which Would practically Aes''
trssse. The ~ane ruie oauid =
- gerwan ciia~Sr. s1uszss ~
nnd also 20 GcsWAn iugs "
iEIpofjr-t IN vrTy hEzs aHs--''
The Lamar register., 1899-01-11

1t viii be a bad day for the world at
large when heroism and patriotism and
courage cease to be honored- The
aspiration after human brotherhood
The wide world over Is not little
thing or one to be lightly laughed
Iway
The Lamar register., 1899-01-11

Some peoples prospects are so hne
that It is almost impossible to hnd
them.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-11

1t sometimes happens that when a
man is really known by the company
he keeps she prefers 10 be sister to
him.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-11

A man is generous to fault when be
fails to correct II
The Lamar register., 1899-01-11

The greatest mystery OF some board
ing houses is how the boarders stand
it.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-11

Fitzsimmons now has tho reputation
of ''the only honest pngilist," but what
win he do with it.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-11

The gathering together Of the dane
ing fakes results in = SNOWFALL,
The Lamar register., 1899-01-11

Some people put on airs while others
merely whistle them.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-11

A writer says sleep Is conducive to
beauty. Perhaps It is, but we have
seen some rather homely polieemen.
nevertheless.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-11
DON'T LIKE APPOINTMENTS.

Senate May Refuse to Confrm Adams
Nominees
from the best of authority It was
learned yesterday that the action of
governor Adams In making nppoint-
The Lamar register., 1899-01-11

It's a wise pedagoEue that ponrs
whale-oil on the troubled waters
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samfeuS 8uuaeu

f6nnten benz Gntaiden ni6t Musbrud
perleiben. uel1es Nnnie g. Springer,
1125 9puaro Street, Hbilabelpbia,
8enniDluanien, empfanb, als iie setpabr
,uuroe, baS Dr. &inss geeue gnt6eduna
far S6uinbiu6ffie p0llis sebeilt bate
bon einem i9mer5enben Suiten, Der iie
Sabre lang fur@tbar sequalt bate.
Nae anberen Mittel unb aablrei9e
Ier5te permodten ibr ni6t 5u belfen,
aber iie iast BON bieiem berrli9en Mits
tel: ,,es entfernte bnlb ben S1mer5
aus meiner 8rult un6 i'd fann iest feit
iblafen, ettuas, iuurauf id mid faum
nod beiinneu fam, baB i'd es frdber se=
fonnt babe. SD babe bas @efibt, als
miiBte id bas Sob Sieles Mittels laut
in ale @elt binaus uerfiinben." @benlo
tpirb es Sebermann ergeben, tpel1er
Or. Sings 9seue gntbeduns periu9t
fir 8eldmerben bes 9alies, Der Bruit
unb Der 9unse. IreiS so Gents unb
$1.O0. 9robeflaiden frei in bsr Mpes
tbefe BON S. &alteper & Gpn. Sebe
Glai9e uirb sarantirt.
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@nlf ebore . Habn.

Wbfabrt.
Nad Stodbale, tdsli@, aussenommen
SonrtagS. 800 Born.
Nntunft.
Bon Stodoale, tdsli6, aussenommem
Sonntaqs. 300 9ta9m.
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Scramble sas Grab.

Cine bemerfenswertbe 9batia@e, tuels
9e Scr. Sobn O1iper bon 8bilaoelpbia
an iid ielbit erlebte, tpirb bon ibm in
folgenoer @eiie seidilbert: sd befanb
mid in einem gang entiebli1en Suitanoe.
Meine Saut mar fait gels, meine Nusen
iparen ein9eiunfen, meine 8unse bid be-
lest, id batte fortpabrenb Gdmersen
i'm &aden unb in ben Seiten, i1 bate
feinen Gppetit uno uerfiel f9tli9 BON
Gag 5u Gag. Urei Ier5te batten mid
aufse9eben. @lidli9er @eiIe rietb
mir elm Sreunb, einmal einen @erIu6
nit 6em Electric Bitters" su MAIDEN.
5u meiner sroben Greuoe unb meinem
@ritaunen er5ielte bereits bic erlte ssla.
ide cine entidiebene 8eiiernns. Sd
iebte ben @ebrau6 orei @o9en lang
fort unb iebt bin id elm seiunber Mann.
SD ipeiB, bas Bitters bat mein 2ebsn
serettet unb baS Grab INN elm ueiteres
Opfer beraabt. Niemanb iollte perIdus
men. bieies Nittel 3u benuben. Sur
so Gents bic Slaide in ber Gpotbete BON
s. &alteper & Con.
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mdhreub Der aauaen Ies

- Mdbrenb ber san3en Ietten
Wo6e murben i'm Jrantfurter S@au'
fpielbauie @0tbe 8oraelunsen sese.
ben. 60 wurbeu aufaeftibrt: n@las
DisoA, .Spbiseuie auf 2auris1, .9or.
quato SaRo4, .ggmont4, .Gauf' Ger.
fer Shelly. unb san3 gum Sdluie, am
l. September. fam TN Opernbauie ftir
S6uleu uab Nrbeiterpereine sos bon
BerIi&iusen1 3ur Mufftibruns. Das
freie beuii@e 0o6fiift OerauftaItete eine
Gefidrift NIT intereHauteu Beitrdseu
bon aablreidsn 69riftfeaern, tpel@e
bur9 2l 2idtbrudtafelu unb 3ablrei@s
Bignettea iluitrirt merben. DaS erffe
Bib aeist bic @sburt G0tbes nod bsr
Siijle BON M. bon 69winb. Cine
ameite Gehf9rift III s@oetbe In Grant.
furt am Wain1 1897, MttenHhfe unb
Oarfelungen bon 0ubmig @eiger,
wel&e ebsnfaIs sur Geier bes $50 Se'
burtstaaes eri9ieu.
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oieie neue grfabruns oa5u unb ftefes
Wlitleio ergriff lin nit benz iunsen
Weibe, mel6es Elm Mann an fi9 eefefs
left, Der nidt einnal mebr fir lire tdg=
li6en 8eoiirfniife fprgen mo9te.
: Slaf Der tasli6 nit freubiser Nus.
bauer ben 9(nforoeruneen ieines 8es
rufes entipra6, empfano elm @efiibl
Der @era6tun9 sesen ben pfli6toergef.
ienen Gater oes fleinen Sans. gr RIB
fein portemonnaie aus Der Sai9e unb
briidte Gat6rine einen @eloi9ein III Die
9anD. nD.-.z--1...--....----4,..-.e-..--.
pSrau &lauiien erfdbrt ni6ts bapon,
berifanoen!" !" iaste er fllr5. sd uerbe
nit bem 9errn ipre6en. Ser Sunge
barf ieine eeippbnte Milb ni1t entbeb,
ren.
gr elite Die Sreppe binunter, Den
Suit tpel6en Snes b. 8eaurempnt au.
riidgelaiien, nit Dem 3ai9entu9 BON
fi6 f9eu6enb.
Sn i6ledteiter 2aune berbra6te E,
ben Na6nittag. Sie groBe Melt,
tuel6e ldnsit UNI oas Snterefie tuuBte,
tpeldes alaufien an Die perion ber
Marquiie feilelte, unb bieies pifante
Sbema 9riinoli6 er6rterte, bate Slai
3iineitoff senug Sueetrasen, feline
Sreunoespflidt nod einmal 5u erfiillen,
inbem er GlauiIen bapon in Genntnib
feBte, tpel6e ginbuBe feline 9ausebre
bur6 bieie @erii6te bereits erfabren.
Nus teinem anberen @runbe mar el
beute am friiben Nadmittas gu &laui.
len seeilt. Inn ibn gu beranlafien, biz
9iebelei nit Der MarquiIe auf3ugeben.
Seine neuelfe Grfabrung trieb i'm an,
bas 8eridumte am Mbenb na9auboler.
gr sins nadbenfli9 ieines Meges,
nlitten our6 bas Menf9en= unb Wagen.
geordnse. IS mar Die 3eit bes Sbeaters
beainns. s6aaren itr6mten poriber.
Qn ben uebersanssitellen nabm bas
@emimmel jetpeifig bic 9idtisteit cine,
Wolfermanoeruns an. Sn Der 2eip-
aiserarabe, Der sroBen S6auFraBe Der
8eiddfte, mar Der 3uaus am regfen.
9lus ei1em Weinrefaurant ffr6mte
cine 9lnaabl iunser 2eute in iebr beitere,
Gtimmung nad oem nd9ften Nrpi6-
tenbalteplab. 5bren Mes treuate eine
Grauengeitalt, fdtpar3 gefleibet, ben
S6leier bidt um bas Mntlib Qeleat,
i'm Mrm elm pddden tragenb.
Sm glu fab fie fi9 umringt, 70
tdnell unb 10 bi6t, baB an ein gnt.
wet1en nidt su benfen mar.
Mngefproden uno nit beleioigenben
Grasen la6enb ii6erbduft, in t66t!i1er
@erlegenbeit, ma9te @reta bergebens
Mnftrengunsen, ibren peiniserR au ent.
flieben.
Sbre bittenbe Stimme permebrte mi,
bie 2edbeit Der uebermitbigen. Gtner
Der iunsen Mdnner bermab iib, ben
e6leier gu ersreifen, tpelder i9r angf.
sIiibenoes Geiidt perbaIlte. Greta Der.
fudte Die breiite Sanb abautuebren; iie
fiiblte bic hire erfaBt uno-
nWas gibt's bier9A rief i'm ndmli9en
Mugenblif cine trdftige Gtimme binter
ibr. nWarum laiien Sic bic Name
ni6t ibres Weges sehenP Seba, Gdub-
mann 6ter gibt es fir sic All tbun |"
iTortiesuna foIgt.)
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Nas Dorfkiao.
@aman bun Geurg Sartlpis.
(Surtf,suna }

v0or meiner Mbreiie alio nod Elm.
nal, fagte fie, ii6 barein biillenb.
.S6er biellei6t gar ni6t, iuenn ea
m6gli6 pdre. Sie brei Sreppen er=
mioen mild bod ntebr, als i'd elaubte. =
sic iiberfab Slafs @erbeuguna unit
ging aus Der Sbiir.
rMeine gegleitung eelfatten Gie,
andbise Srau,1 oamit f6ritt 3lauiien
binter ibrer fniifernoen S6leppe Die
@tufen binab. Seiu 9ers i6lue nod
tn1nler tpie Inn Sieber.
pl6Bli6, Der ginsansstbdr ieiner
WDbnung ii9 ndbernb, fab er Die
Marquiie fduanfen unb bas Geldnber
umfaiien.
yMas iff-o, mas 1T Sbnen?1 81
fanb nit einern Gprunge an ibrei
Geite unb Fredte ben 9lrm aug, Iie au
umfansen. naensfieen sic mid midi
10 unausipre1lid. Mas foll, mas fann
i9 tbun2 @preden sic bod au mir
elm Mort nur, i1 bite Giel sic tint
trdnfer, als Sic mid glauben laiien
pnller.
Sur einen Mloment @ube-une
ettpas Waiier, Sbee, mas Sic bel bei
0anb baben, 70 tpirb Der Nnfall
boriiber9eben, fliiFerte fie, gesen feint
G6ulter eelebnt.
CT ridtete fie auf unb sos bic Glode.
9as Mdo6en 6ffnete.
.gDenn sic mir bic @bre ertueiien
wollen, ein3utreten, faste Glauiien &C.
prebt, ieinen beforgten Bid ni9t bon
oem bleiden Mntlib tpenoenb.
vgine SaIfe 5btel4 berri9te er oaa
neugierig fdauenbe Mdb6en an unf
fiibrte bic Marquiie In iin 3inmer.
Snes. lag in ieinem Mrbeitsfubl
,anideinenb nit geidloiienen Musen,
aber inter ben 9ebosenen @tmpern
binipeg bielt iie senaue Muiferllns iibei
alles, mas um tie FER sef9ab. Sit
tuollte @reta feben, unter allen umlidn.
ben, unb bdtte iie bis sur finfenben
Nadt bier tpeilen iolIen.
Die Meibe ieiner Sduslidteit, modh
oieie getuoroen iein, mas Tie mar, tpar
iiber Rlauiiens 2eioeni6aft elmer
Sdteier iheuer 3uriidbaltung. 81
iuagte es ni9t, Snes nabesutreten. Ger
malmenoe Minuten burdrans er. 81
!oo1te an Slaf, an ben @inbltd, mel
den bieIer aetuonnen bate, unb aitterte
Dor 3Orn aesen ibn, eeaen fi9, aud
gegen bic Srau, bereil Rnie er bdtte
UNI dlinasn mDaen nit Der gitte, fein
Geim gu berlaiien.
sSnes fiiblte bieies 3uden ieines @e4
piifens nit Gorqe uno ssrobloden.
Sas 3erieBen ieiner gefable perfolgte
iie nit bellieberii6em Bid. Sebe &c.
tunbe berbumpfte bic Gdpile bes herr.
ibenoeu Gdueiaens mebr.
9ie SbGr oes Neben,immers that
fi9 auf. greta trat elm. sic trua cine
9afie Sbee auf Der 9latte.
Ouer burd's ssenfer auoll Elm poIler
Gtrabl Gonnenlid3t bis an bic Sduelle.
duf tueld)e @reta ben Nus iebte. @leidl
einen @olonebef hina er in her Quft
unb blllte Die @eifaIt Der iunoen Troll
in iein GdleieraeipInlf.,
sues 6ie Muoen melt 6ffneno 5os
einen Wloment itarr por lIeberroid,uno,
bebor iie ifren Geliel perlieb. Sa. iis
baBie bieies bolbieliae geii5f, fie babte
bos meib. al Dem &lauiien Der Strom
blinber 2ei6enidaft aetraaen, an beiien
Geraen er qerubt bate.
alauiien mar raid auf @reta suses
aanqen. cShm mar, ais trenne i'm Be.
reits cine grbenueite hon ibr. Gein
6ers bdmnerte Iant, er meinte es idla,
asrl au h0ren.
en- f;eherhe;f 5e;r safut ober nuh
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0oatberm a3aeiFe 0abm.
Wbfa hrt

Rad Neu Orleans, Soufon unb Sol,
ueiton tdsli9 1910 Mitta9s mb
$50 Mbenbs. s......,..-.........
NadgasleHaB, Merico &c. IL so Born.
gtab @alifornier ...... .4:45 Na6m.
Mnfunft.
Bon Neiu Orleans, 9oufton unb Gals
peiton tdgli9 1895 8orm. unb 4:25
gta1m. .......................
Bon galiforniert &C.. IL go Born.
Bon Gasle 8aB unb Merico 700
M0eno6. ................
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GiienbaDn Tabr : $lau.
8. & o. ". 4abm.
Wbfuhrt.

Nad ct. Souls bio Sron Mpuntain
oSer M. 6. & 1880 Nahm.
Na9 ct. Souls pia Srpn Mpuntaiu
Noute te..............S: 80 Mbe108.
Na9 9earne tdsli4 4,...5 100 Mor9ens.
Va9 2areoo. oo........... 1000 Borm.
Nnfunft.
Son ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M.
81. & Z. .............. $3.50 Horm.
Gon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M.
&. u Z. ............. 8: :55 Nd6ni.
Bon 9earne tdsli9. 1920 Gbenbs.
Wort 3arebo. bo...........12:25 Na6m.
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Gs 1T idlimm, tuenn man iotuobl fiir
oas 2eben unb aud fiir feline @rleidtes
runs fraten muB. Sir ben erferen
Saa bilft cunts &ur freili@ ni9ts, al
Iein es beilt fider Sle@ten, Gusidlas
nnb &instuurm, uibrisenfaQs es Mi9ts
foitet. Treis SO Gents.
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VI n tu n I |
q. u. q q. y. Uabn.
Mbfabrt.

Nad @aluefon, Soufun unb Guers
tdgli1 ..............9:00 Horm.
@a@ Corpus gbrifti, Granias 8aB uat
8eepille tdsli@ .......1:00 Na9m.
Na6 &errpille tdsli9, aussenoutmeu
SonnabenoS u.Sonatags 3 :159aa9m
@a9 &erruilIe, Sonntass 80 Born.
Nah& h&errnine, ,SonnabenbS A O9fa9m.
Mnfunft
Bon @alpeton, Soufton unb Guert
t1glt1 200 Nben0A
Bon Corpus gbrifti, Nranias Ha6 uni
1eeptlle tdali1 .......2:20 Na9m.
Bon &errpiIe tdsli@, aussenommeu
Sonntass unbM bMontaas 10 :458orm.
Bon &errpille, Spnntass. 6 80 Nbenbs.
Bon &errpilIe, Wontass g rs Born.
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@. 8. 4 =. 1abn.
Nbfahrt.

Nad Baco, Sort @ortb, Dallas, Ran,
las @itp, ct. Souls unb gbicaso tds.
LID 5 100 Morsens unb $3.50 Gbenba.
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Dallas, Glrt Bortb unb @aeo, tdgs
LID g 80 Borml. unb 10 30 Mben6S.
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tag...............3.15M .15 M0rgens.
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tag. ................ 200 gtabm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-04-28

JUDGE GUNsTER yesterday at
Scranton declared unconstitutional
the act of May 4, 1898, empowering
municipalities to impose a tax on
itinerant merchants. The decision
was rendered on an appeal in the
case of the city against Morris
Wormser, a New York merchant, who
was arrested and fined 800 for failing
to take out license. Judge Gunster
says the act does not tend to regulate
trade, but to stifle competition. At
the last session of the legislature a
bill which sought to reduce the maxi
mum tax under this bill from 81 ,OOC
to $500 was lost. This decision is il
direct contradiction to the decision
published yesterday, by Judge Wood
ward, of Luzerne county, who de
clared the act constitutional.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-04-28
DRAWING THE COLOR LINR
In the international Sunday Schoo
Convention at Atlanta.

In the international Sunday School
Convention at Atlanta.
Atlanta, Ca, April 28.-The proceed
ings of the ninth triennial internation-
al Sunday school convention yesterday
were enlivened by heated discussion
over the placing of negroes on one of
the committees. The matter was ami
cably adjusted after considerable talk.
Hon. Hoke Smith, of Atlanta, was
elected president of the convention,
and presided at last nights session.
The naming of the nominating COM
mittee precipitated the race trouble.
| Delegate Neil, Of Washington, d. c.,
who had caused considerable comment
among the white people present by
| leaving that portion of the house set
| apart and placarded for the negro
delegates and sitting with the white
| people of his delegation, was intro
| duced by a white delegate.
81 am representing the District of
! Columbia" said Delegate Neil, "and
when / left home I thought l would
| sit with my delegation, but now we
are separated. I want to know how
we will have any representation and
| how we will be heard. The negro is
| making rapid headway in Christian
work, and | appeal 10 this convention
not to discourage us, for we may lose
years before we will get to the place
| we now occupy"
The excitement was now at fever
heat, and many delegates were on their
feet in an effort to secure recognition
Second Vice President Green, of At
lanta, finally secured the floor. He
said: "The negroes have representa-
tives from this state on other com
mittees, and that Is the reason the
colored man is not one OF the nomi-
mating committee. We live here
among these people. We respect them.
We treat them right We treat them
as nicely as We do our own color. But
we do draw the line when 1t comes TO
sitting together in the same pew"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-04-28
PORTURNDO OPPOSES GOMEZ
always Insubordinato ana Anxfo
Tn Rnrnn,n.. u rnI..nAn..


Always Insubordinato ana Anxious
TO Become Dictator"
Santiago de Cuba, April 2S-The Gu
ban General Rafael Portuendo, who
was chairman of the executive COM
mittee of the former military assembly,
and who has been appointed public
prosecutor for the supreme court of
the province of Santiago de Cuba, is
very bitter in his feeling for General
Gomez. In the course of an interview
given to the press he characterized
Gomez as always insubordinate and
ambitious to become a dictator"
Portuendo expresses himself conf
dent that the United States govern
ment will fulfill its pledge to give Cuba
a government of her own. He says
the reason why the Cuban muster rolls
were withheld so long from General
Brooke was that the assembly desired
to have copies made to be used by the
special commission that was endeav-
oring to obtain more money for the
troops.
He does not anticipate any serious
outbreak of brigandage, and he prom
ises, as public prosecutor to secure the
conviction and execution of all outlaws
in the province, it, as he puts it, there
be any left.