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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
10000 Fire in COLUMBIA.

At Columbia. 8. c., Thursday even.
ing the big city hall and opera house
we're burned to the ground, toge ther
with the adjoining building occupied
by the Postal Telegraph Co. The fire
started on the theatre stage, and in o
few minutes had enveloped the entire
building. The aggregate loss is about
$4,000, with Ss5, 900 insurance. The
c,;y police headquarters, electric fire
telegraph station, stores beneath,
lodge aud library rooms we're ell totally
destroyed. Practically nothing va
aayOd
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
reArf ur's Troops Restins.

General McAr:bur and his Ar
my are resting on the plain
beyond Mariailos, after three days
scrambling in tho brush, ford
ing rivers, and charging trenches in
the blazing sun. The men are tired
but areip splendid spirits. The heat 10
intense, being 20 degrees OF the coast
aud fully 100 degrees in the interior.
and tho Americans suffer . great deal.
In spite Of the heat. however, every
man is eager to proceed toward the
enemy. A detachment Of 90 FL.
ipiuo prisoners WAS escorted into Ma
nila Tuesday. Their appearance
aroused great interest as they we're
marched from the railroad depot 70 the
prison,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Mistake in Goldsb0ro Charter.

BY ridiculous mistake in enrolling
the new charter of Goldsboro the last
Legislature put the people OF that city
in 'box" Section Of the charter
reads: "That said board of aldermen
shall provide for each ward two ballot
boxes, one in which shall be deposited
all voters for mayor, and the others in
which shall be deposited ell voters for
al1.rmeu,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Brief Mention.

Work is to be commenced immedi.
ately ou another cotton mill by the La.
nett Company, of Lanett. Ala, to con.
tain 80, 600 spindles and 500 looms.
A head.end collision of passenger
trains occurred on the Blnf Line, at
Haynes, ten miles above Alton, Ill.
-Four people were injured. The en-
clneers escaped by jumping. The
failure OF air brakes to work caused the
wreck
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Brief Mention.

The grestest clearance on record OF
bonded warehouses has just been made
in Liverpool. Not far short of mil
lion dollars was paid for duties, one
firm alone paying IN one check S425, 00o,
Thus beating Lipton's $3S5, 600 check
<or tea.
By q decision handed down in the
United States Circuit Court Of Ar.
peals. in Richmond, Va, The Postal
Telegraph Company obtains the right
Of cond OF right Of way along
the Southern Railway in North Caro-
linA
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Secretary IoaI Y,xits Norfolk.

The Dolphin. fving the flag Of the
Secretary OF the Navy, visited the navy
yard in Norfolk snd . salute Was Gred
In honor Of tho distiu uzuiahed visitor.
Secretary Long Was accompauied by
his family aud Commodore Higeinson,
the party having boarded the Dolphin
ut Old Point Commodore Farqu.,sr
and the officers OF the station met the
Secretary aud his party and showed
them around. after which courtesies
werc exchanged.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Insurance Companies Sued.

Attorney General Davis, of Arkansas,
has filed 126 suits in the Pulaski Cir
cui. Court, against the GO fire insurance
Companies doing business in that State,
end an insurance policy now cannot he
obtained at any price. The suits are
brought under new ANTITRUST
law, which was passed by the Leg lsla-
ture few days age. 1t is one OF the
most sweeping and far-reaching meas
ures of the kind ever enacted.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Reckless ShOnfiDU.

A dangerous thing occurred in Com
cord, when some person at Cannonville
recklessly shot a 32-calibre pistol.
The bal! passed through the window
Of tho house occupied by Mr.. J. H.
White, striking the headboard Of the
bed in which Mrs. White was sleeping,
missing her head only about ten
inches. The guilty person is not
kHown
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Col, BRYAN on Democracy"

A Democratic conference and BAN
qnet. under tho auspices of the Demo
cratic State Committee, was held in
Toreka. Kan, Thursday evening.
Prominent speakers. including Col.
William ]. Bryan, of Nebraska; Champ
Claik, of Missouri. A. O. Meyers,
Ohio, and Sidney Clark, Oklahoma,
were present. More than a thousand
persons wero invited. The meeting
wus in tho nature of a conference of
democratic leaders. the policy of the
party in the campaign of 1900 being
touched ou. Mr.. Bryan was given the
most prominent place, his subject being
,Democracv."
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
FOrty.Fiye Dead.

The complete morgue record of the
Windsor Hotel victims is as follows:
Killed during the fire and died subse-
quently of injuries received during the
fire, II; bodies taken from the ruins
and identified, 2; unidentified bodies
taken from the ruins, 49, Total known
dead, As. The missing number Al.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
To Build an Immense New Mill.

The Amoskeag Manufacturing
Company is making preparations
TO erect o large cotton mill on it's
property at Manchester, Mass. The
company is tearing down two of the old
mills of its plant to make room for the
large one. The company employs 1000
hands.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Mrs. Fayne 4 OOre Goes Free.

Justice Scott, in the Supreme Court,
in New York, released Mrs. Fayne
Strain Moore, on her own recogni-
zance, on the charge of stealing silver.
ware from the Waldorf Astoria. This
action was taken on the application of
the district attorney. Mrs. Moore had
been previously released en- the lndict-
ment charging her with extortior. She
was under 81, 600 bail on the charge of
larceny, but the hotel proprietor hav-
ing recovered all the silverware ezhib-
tied 10 inclination to press the charge
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
The Pepulist to Opea Up EARLY.

DR.. D. b. Grove. Stste chairman OF
the Alsbama Populist party, states that
the national and State Populist cam
paign of 1900 will soon be inaugurated.
Various State conventions will be held
this spring, the platform Of the Gin.
cinnati convention will be endorsed, ~
will the national nominee for Prssi-
dent
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
I dustrial Activity at Hiyh Point.

Great industrial activity prevails at
High Point. The Union Furniture
Company is forging away at its build
ing, aud by the 18th OF June the ma
chinery will be in operation. The fac
tory will make q general line of medi-
um grade furniture. The capital stock
is $50, 900. Mr.. H. ". Fraser is build
ing furniture factory. He will make
school desks and wardrobes. The CAP
ital stock is $4,000.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Ex-senator Gray Appointed Cir cult Judge.

Ex-senator George Cray, of Della.
were, has been appointed United States
circuit Judge, for the third district.
Senator Gray's term expired at the
close of the last Congress. His service
in that body began March 10, 1885,
when he was appointed to fill the We.
cancy caused by tho appointment of
Thomas F. Bayard as Secretary of
State
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
A New Cape Charles ard Ncrfo!k Steamer

A New Cape Charles ard Norfolk Steamer.
A contract has just been placed with
Roach's ship yard at Chester, Pa, by
the New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk
Railroad Company for a steamer to re-
place the Cape Charles, which was
burned at Norfolk in December last.
The new ship. which is to he much
finer thar the burned vessel, will be
323 feet long, AZ feet beam, and is to
be driven by twin screws actuated by
two quadruple engines of $500 horse
power. The cabins will be elaborately
finishad
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
A l6. 900. Mile Walk.

DR.. Bsrssford Grsntham. Who has
undertaken for . wager Of $50, 900 10
walk round the world in i've years.
without money or luggage. has rescued
London, after having wsiked hom
John o. Groat's Lsnd's Epd. Mr..
Grentham left Vancouver about three
years ago. From London hs will cross
70 Ostend, proceed through Belgium,
Germany. Russia. Southsrn Siberia.
Yy tnat time he will lave covered 49,
600 miles
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

Work has beeua On eoal mises o
top Of Lookout Moustais, Teaneesea.
Just across the George line. A lesge
party with tents and camping outfits
have gone to iocste the best veins and
make openings. An sooa - the mines
are fully opened coke ovens will b
built. Work on . Hailroad 70 the
mines will commence net Later thsa
April 18th.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Mas and Wife Gives Loss Sessesee.

Robert Bundick and wife, Catherine
Bupdick. who were under indictment
in Northampton county. Va. for rob-
bing Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Tapkard.
an aged couple Of the Eastern Shore.
of 5000 in cash and g, 900 in bonds ssv.
eral months ago. we're tried in East.
Vile and given Is and 10 years in the
penitentiary. respectively. None Of
the bonds and very little Of the money
has ever been recovered.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
He,;a and yiIlaIon En- Route Hcme

tieria and ViIlalon En- Route hcme
Senors Villalon and Heria, the rep
resentatives of the Cuban Assembly,
who went to Washington in an effort to
secure more funds to be distributed
to the Cuban army when disbanded,
have left for the South, presumably
en- route to Havana They expressed
the mselves as disappointed with the
result of their visit
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Fatser James Needham Dead.

Rev. James Needham. North Caroli-
mas oldest preacher and citizen, died
at his home near Pilot Mountain. He
would have been 100 years old on May
2, next. He was i'll only few days.
''Father Needham," as he was famil-
iarly called, was actively engaged in
ministerial work for 60 years.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
THROUGHOUT THE cvuNIM.


Tie ssnhss 81 essss cf sHs'irss 10
he sssss u NastA Csss.iss V is1sss-
lag.
schsruiss ssa tie ssif eAsapsss-
slip ss - Aegussiss flA I. r.
seksYn,sr. brother ef The sAarzpsss
Zee Ne kssa,osp san
The Knesv,:ls a Bristol nss'resa 10
seAa 10 hs coDrsetsi hstvsss tssss
polnsA The rcsa 10 sev - eySrstAso
bssvsss NcsT;s,sss sai CeusytssA
Issa-
The ssnaip. Of Jaiss ssussl ".
Msltes. ves disd 10 Casri~siss, a. G 4.
we're tAkea 10 Cslansss saa coz
s,snsi 10 thar essi ressass p4scs -
Elmvood-
Ms Miehsei Gisassn. vics r~sssasss
cad gsssrsl msHsgsr of Tie Nnrtaiss'
Plot paelishSng Ccmpssy, fcsnerly
owner asd editor oi the Neffeik v1-
giaian. died st his home N Nssfelk.
Va. isosa rhsataasisr-
The board Of visitors cf the CSives-
siiy Of Virginia have elected rres. CA
Graves. Of the wssh,axtoa cad Lee
Urivsrs,sy Law sehssl. "a saees~a The
late Prof psbssy Of the Us.rsrss,s
Law School
Gea. II. W. ris<isr 10 dead Af.ss
many weeks OF suffering fr0a rhsuIas
ii.m, which receatly dsvsiepei senss
/ and distressing rhasos. hs rassed
away si the Hy.sia Hotel si o!d Post
Va
Il has bsea saeourcsa ths, the Ale
bams Rolling Nall. ., Gate Csfy. saa
tho birmingham Koiiiug Nall. "a Bar
minghsm. have entered o combine q
Western and souiLsrn lar tnills sss
10 process Of formation 81 Sev York
A special from New Madrid. No.
says the steamer Eo.sss Lee. ~iis
| about 81 passengers aboard. bsside he
| crew. exploded opp,sits Tyler. No
cad its medistely sank With ell on boar
xiih the exception Of Geofgs Carve.
and one Of the crew.
| Kohen. Loeb a Co. OF Nee iofk
hsrs purchased from the Norfolk
Western Railf oAd g.. coo. 900 arst Goa
o!tdaied Z per cent bonds OF thl
81. SOC. oco are for bst,erment 1bs rs
nainder are 10 take NJ tho undsslytn
bonds maturing mp 10 July isi. :~9a
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
The p,omotioc Eoard PASSES all Officers.

The Promotion Enard Passes all Officers.
The naval bo.rd of promotion. consist.
ing of Rear ndmirals McNair, Howell
and dHowson. has completed its work and
submitted its report. The board was
convened to determine the quaiihca..
tons Of those officers recently advanced
to the rank Of rear admiral. under tho
tarms of the naval personnel bill. The
report passes favorably on all the ON.
GERS appointed, 30 that all question o.
their sdyancement j. removed
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

The Southern and Southeastern roads
in sessession in Atlanta. Ga, organiz-
ed the Southeastern Classification Com
mittee, and elected p. J. McGovern
chairman, at salary OF IS, 600 year.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
The Quay Investigates.

The PennsylvAnia legislative CON.
mit,ce investigating tho charges of
alleged bribery in connection With the
consideration by the Hou's Of the Nc
CArrell Jury bili aud tho ballotiug for
United States Senator. held sessions 10
Harrisburg Tuesday afternoon aud
evening and SONS interesting test,-
,nony vas presented. Representative
Kendall, Of Somerset. testified that .
resident OF Bedford county not . mem
bor OF the Legislature had told him II
he could aee his wsv clear TO vote for
Quav for United States Senator. he
would receive 5000. He declined to
name the man. Rcrrcsentativs Lau
bauch testified that no Was offered
the clerkship Of the mint or custom
house to vote for Qusy. Representativs
Brown swore that he had been offered
$500 to stay away tho drat day OF tho
first joint ballot for United States Ben.
atcr
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

Sampel Wertheim, an oil merchan
of Vesev street, New York, killed him.
self in most shocking manner, in the
Office of G. NJ. Politizer, in Charleston,
c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
MisceIlsncouA.

Anew satellite Of the planet Saturn has
been discovered by Prof. Wm. H.
Pickering, OF Harvard Observatory.
Commander Logan will proceed from
Cubs to Hopdurs With the cun-bose
Mschias, 20 10 vsstigatc the arrest and
imprisonment Of ak Americas cisissns
nov held by the authorities - Glibss-
terG
A movement is under way 10 make
ex Secretary Of State. Richard Olnsy.
the Democratic candidate for president
next year. His campaign 10 based o.
the theory that he 10 10 fsv Of imps-
rialism. while opposed 20 sxpaasios.
Reports Of Souibern cotton mill
earnings which have recently bssa
coming in make most satisfactory ss-
hsLit and 20 10 show that the cettes
Industry IN the South - ~ moot pres
psrous condsuen-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

scvea Team Work on . Hasdkershiss.
It took seven years b make . hand
kerchief for which the empress Of Rus
STA maid $1.UU0.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

Jacob G. Mohler, of Richiand, Pa,
aged 80, and Miss Maria Roberts, of
Haserstown, Pa, aged 56, are to wed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

he cruiser Chicaga, Which len
Hsnpton Roads March 18th. esdse
ordecs 10 ovsrtsks The Americas Iiose
CITY ef Paris and trassfsr froa thea
ehip q -Sserstaxy ef 6tsts John sbsr.-
~. vhe bod been tsksn serisosay III
arrived st Old Peist. Va, shortiy eiees
the poos hoer Tuesday. Win the das-
tineuishSd iayaIid % board
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

The store Of Beues 4 Brace, at
Townviile, Aadefson county. b c.,
vas destroyed BY An sxploeios. due, u
u believed. 70 tie use of dynamito -
conceal robbery.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
wsshins;oa

Secretary of State John Shsrpss
has arrived st his home In Wsshins-
ton
Senors Josc r. yillslon aud A. He
via, who were appointed by the cubsu
Assembly 90 present 10 the Wsshingtor
authorities the resolutions Of that body.
have arrived in that city.
The British embassy in Wsshinrios
hss received sdvices from Samoa IN tie
sn.p,e Of o disrstch to the British fos-
eign Onice from its Representatives.
there. IL announces that foar British
sailors were killed.
Major Creighton webb. ~ho vss on
General Lswton's staff IN Cubs, tsssi
fed before the beef investigating
board, st Washington. that tho canned
roast beef could not be eaten by the
soldiers, and that even the Cubans
would not accept IL. prsfsrrins 10 eat
hard bread.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

Forty eight yonng women have grad
uated from the law school OF tho New
York University.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
1ke North.

At special meeting Of the stocthoia-
ere of the American Tobacco Comtauy.
held &, Newark. % va. unsnlnousiy
voted 90 incres~e the capital stock
from SIS. 0oc. 600 90 s.e. 600. oDo The In
crease 10 al IN the common stock.
A speciai from Omaha crcdis y. fsseT-
ling Morton With ih. intention o. form.
ing Q new political rariy. which be do
clares viii Ice the greatest political or
ganiz,,ion q since tie formation Of The
Republican party.
souihbound Darlington rsssenyss
train No. -. from omaha. ~ss do
railed yt miles north Of Parkviiie. Me.
Seven persons were more or less sefi'
ou>ly hurt The mail and baggage csrs
we're turned bottom side MP aud ths
sleeper turned On its side.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Tresble h NeHsss.

Trouble In brewing In the Islssd q
Negroa, where the inabitacts sepsdiats
she self constituted suthorisy Of Anissto
Lacsou, President Of the peovisssnal
eovernment, 10 arrange Affairs With The
Americans. and have attacked the
Americans. The eseser q 4asils sep
pressed the details.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

The Tennessee Ssssts has adepled
the House joint rss0lutioo commend
ing the ssntiments sxpresse1 By Psesi-
dent McKinlsy in his speech u ~.
lanta
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

A dispatch from Msniis says the 10.
sureent capital has bssa moved from
Malolos to San Fernando. The issur.
gents burned Buiscsn.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

rssAs sf Psst.
Hes proud Ct HIS poetsy." Wei.
AZ any rate. b seems TO b fan q
poetscal coneeits-1T0va TeDicR
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-04
SPANS Only Chance.

Spain's need OF regeneration has found
an echo in "Nord und sud, which states
that such regeneration can he secured
only hy the cnricheung of her Empower
i>hrd blood through the mirrla@e Of
SpanardS with SaXon>. TrutonS and
SlavS. ''Nord Uud Sud l. perhaps III
error That sort OF thing has been go
iHg Oh for some time past III South Amer
icI. the result being that apart from
Chilli and Peru there are there precious
few pure SpaIidrds left. Then, too.
while in several OF orr sister repuhllcS
The girls are alarmn"ly pretty, and while
on the peninsula there are plenty more
whom ii i, ~ we'll st. Anthony never
met. ami while they are all charming TO
look at and still more charming To talk
with. vet through diepcnsatiun Of
Irpvidcuca il may hc. they are not fitted
to be the wives Of amy save men OF the
Latin race. It is the same thing with
their brothers The latter exhibit i'll pub
lie the courtesy of Chesterfield. compI-
Gated. however. with the pleaSantrirs Of
Sykes at home They are not suited.
either. to contract alliances abroad.
What is more. they rarely do. Spain :
REGENERATION Will not come through any
change in their ways. Those ways axe
50 iuVeteratr. they are at once 80 old.
50 narrow. and have been so continuous.
that the vigor of I nation has been
Slapped. That which induced her rise
has caused her fall. In her apOgcc were
the elements Of her decadence. That is
in the order of things. and in accord
Gnce. too. with the philosophy of history.
Her Regeneration. should it h. brought
about. must he preceded Icy tn" rupture
Of an ancuriSn. There must he ii flu
sion, not of her people with others but
of her lands. This process the next Eu-
r"p"ln war will, we assume. inau@urate.
Il 'nlIIpr'S Week "
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-04
Thackeray'S Philosophy of Life.

The concrete illustration of ideas in
character is what interests ThaCkcray
and what he interests us with. But In
this his interest and his power of i'll
-terosting Us are hardly to be measured.
W hen he i called ''rcaliSt something
more is-cnnsyi"u>ly or vaguely-meaut
than that his novels are pictures of life
rather than classic or romlnUic com
positions Ii is meant that his phloso-
ply i realistic-that i to say, based on
the data furnished by the rcrccptive fac
Rlties, faculties which in his case. it can
not be TO" often repeated, We're of amaz-
ing sharpness.
There is life aud death going on in
everything, truth and lies always at bat
tic. Pleasure is always warning against
Sclf-r9Sj .aint: doubt Is always crying
pshawl and succrlnS. A man in life,
Il hUmuriSt III writing about life, Sways
over to one principle or the other and
laughs with III" reverence for right and
the love of truth in his heart, or laughs
n theS. from the other side. . -
cannot help telling. the truth as | view
il. and describing what | SOC To de
scribe ii otherwise than il seems. to me
wOuid be falsehood To that calling in
which il has pleased heaven 70 pll &c
me. treason TO that conscience which
says that men are weak, that truth must
Let told. that fault must hc owned. that
pardon must De prayed foE, ana that
love r"ignS supreme over all"
That is Thackeray's philosophy in
small compass. There is nothing very
new about it. 1t is AZ old.
Here NJ st. Peters Of CornhlII.
A. y"nder on the Mount of Hermon
1t i simly the natural truth underlying
IN" dogma AMI informing the spirit al
Christianity. The force that overthrow
the civilization of the ancient world was
81, l.. :,
spiritual feeling. and since then phil0So.
ply has had Ia reckon. at all events
with the. Snnl as we'll as with the mind
w. {. RrOwn.ll in Scrihner's
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-04
CHRISTENED FOR DEWEY.
The Admiral Purs OIL the Size of Hi
bat,

The AID m ira! Purs OIL the Size OF His
bat.
A friend of Dewey's recently joined
the admiral at Manila, and in the course
of conversation made laughing alusion
to the many articles named for him
since May /. He writes that his recital
pleased Dewey and his bright eyes twin
Killed. as he replied: Il did not imagine
that little target practice before break
fast on the LIST of Mag would bring 4
new adjective into the language. but
look here, have Il Dewey watch-and
it's d number one watch, tOo--with 4
case made from the Maine. Then he
continued: One of the manufacturers
who had named hat after me wished
to send me one and wrote me asking
rcply:" | asked ''Oh. ] told him the
same size that | wore before May l.
y is not often the privilege IF mortals
to pass Informal conversation with
live hero and 20 away carrying back to
your private life the ideal that You cher
!ished Dewey is the typical, genial,
natural American. lie is nervous.
quick witted man, who eschews publici-
H., and who puts on no side to awe
and ovcrwhelm his interiors in rank and
Importance. One goes cut of his pres
cncc carrying the MEMORY of having
known 4 man. the idol of 10000 600 of
people, without having been made 10 feel
the lnSiEnIticance nf being hut one of
those millions. lie Is an American of
the AmcriCan>-n0t a deni-god for one
to have boosted OF kissing the hem of
his SdrinentS.-NaS hington Post.