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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22

INN 70 feGtfumer, uls bic Mttgift Ieiner 0ez
ma6lin in elmer 3ente bon elmer b0lben DE-
linn Trancs beftanb, penigftens tpiro ote5
allgemein er5d6lt, unb es TT ni4t unm9gz
ltd, baB tie nod GROCER mar, benin unter Der
Morgengabe elmer So4ter bes &Dnt9S DON
8elgien burf mar Ii9 i4on etfpos nOrltelz
len. IS 1T begreifli6, baB Der PapdzRon's
fir bic S4llDen Ieiner SO9ter ntd1t a1lf=
tommen min. Climber begreifli4 TT es, bdB
elm @atte fir bic @erpfli6h1ngen felnerTrau
ni9t einiteben fOG. Sn biirgerli9en Sreilen
lit bieTe f6Dne ltebung leiber unr1t0glih, Die
unbequemen orbentli6en @ert4te p~er1te9en
in Iol9en Oingen pirfli4 teinen SpaB, Gie
uber bentt Elm Obertbofmari9aaamt our=
iiber2
Giner Der 6efannteiten un6 Deroia1te1ter
S9ulnGnner @iens, Der Director Oes 1taOz
ttiGen PGbugpgtums Or. Emanuel 9dnnat,
1T in ieiner @o6nung, 6egelgdfIe NO. II, I'M
SO. 2ebensja6re nob tqum Diertdgiger8rantz
6ett unOermut6et geitor6en. !6anndt mar Elm
ge6orener Sef9ener; Iein eigentlt3es sud-
mar Geographic uno @ef9i9tspiheni4aft,
bod gingen Iotpobl feline Publicationen tpte
feline %ionitige MirfIanfeit melt itber nteie
9ren5en 6inaus unb eritredte ii9 namentltd
auf PGbagogit. S9On 1869 trat er NIT Ell
nem9e6r6u9e 6erbor; er CAB bdntals Die lett
fer in ben meiiten @nitalten etngetubrte
Sefterrei9ii6e 8aterlanbstunoe 6eraus, 10
5temli9 bas erite unb muBge6enoite Wert,
peIG6es bieien @egenitanb auf @rlno Der
neuer S9ulorbnung 6e6anOelte. Damn folgz
ten in fur3en 3ptf9enrdumen Die 2e9rbH4er
Der @ei6idte fir bic ein3elnen Glaien Der
Mittelf9ulen, Die au9 cine unar6eitung fir
Die 2e6rerbtloungsan1talt erfu6ren. Nls Betz
gabe 6ieau r~eDigirte 6annat audi einen biito=
rif6en S1ulatlas fir bic berI4iebenen Sc
I9i9tsepoden. Seine 9ebanten iiber bie8er=
mittlltng Der 9ei6i9te in Der S9ule legte er
in ber nMet6obit bes l1nterrt4teS in Der
@ef6i6te" nieber. 0annaf's 2e6rbi9er baz
ben bulO bic gr0Bte @er6reitung in ben elm
8elnen Observation-Disclosures er6alten un0
Derf4iebene anOere 8erfe bieies Sn4altes
nit bollem 8e9te b~erOrdngt. 9anat fungirte
felt elmer Rei6e pon Su6ren als Director oes
ItGbtif9en p%dbagogiums, Der Nnitalt fir
peitere Qus6iIoung Der 2e6rer, &uBerOem
mar er elmer Der energii4eIten @ortdmpfer
Der 8eftre6ungen fir bas 5rauenituoium.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22
W / II, @n6e SSebruar.

@ien, gnoe Sebruar.
Ser iogenannte milOe @inter 9at
BEN traurigen SaI9ing oieies Sa4re3 nod
me6r b~eeintrd6tigt bur3 aGerlet @rtdltunz
gen unb @r6ibunger. 1~1ngepobnte glebel
fiiqten Die StraBen unb ibren 8ooen be-
beetle Elm 5dber @9lumm, BON Der StaOtopz
petition r2ueger@S 9nee" benannt, auf bern
fi9 1ogar 10bsre Mtlitdrs bic 8eine bra4en,
Die er1te groBe OpernzRebOute, oieies lonz
berbare @epimmel bon eleganten SQerrer
nit Gplinbern auf ben S0pfen uno mebr
Dber peniger elegunten tpetbli9en Wtdsten,
bate fdltm ben 8lan3 i6res GuBern S9auz
plabes entfaltet, ba purben bic GeDouten
Iatnmt ben bon Der Saritin Wetterni9 in
Der 9ofoper 9eplonten 5eitli9feitsn perbD>
ten. Ser beriibmte polnti9e ytattonal@Arz
cbiteft, SEER 6eintu9 aus &rafdu, bate
plDBli6 entbsdt, DAB Die pra6tpple 8eretniz
gung bon &ii6ne unb 3uf9auerraum feuerz
gefGbrli9 lei, neil burt1 bic @r6Ohung Dec
5uBbobens piele Nusgdn9e per1perrt tpirz
ben. 9ieIe @ntbedung gef9a9, nd4oem man
bur3 3tpet Sabr3ebnte, felt benz 6ai9tn1
1873, unbeI orgt AZ Opern<Rebouten abge>
6alten bate. 8ieuei6t bemertt man in tpei=
tern 20 Sabren Die Nebnli4fett 0es Rebouz
ten=Pobiums nit unIern neuen Staatss
grunDlagen. Was bic 9ofoper betrifft, il
muB man iiA tpunOern, OaB bic etnge1ebte
neutrality-suspicious. BEL oteier 9ele9enz
belt ni9t Tab, mas tdgli4 bor Der Ndle 1T,
ben unm0gli9en 3uitanb Der S~pernbi6ne,
Oas rieiige 8iibnenbaus 1T BON Der tieffter
Giefe Big oben auf ben 94nirbooen gefiat
nit a1erlei 6pl5geriimpel, nno aus Der 2tefe
bringt peitiIen3ialtf6er 9etant BON 5abllo=
fen Staten, Die bort baufen, unO dlerlei
morffen, tpabri9einli9 bO4it feuergefdbrz
Gi6en 5u6en. G8 mare bobe 3eit, bort ELM
NAL raus3umtiten" unb be alte 9ol5cons
ftruftion bur4 etierne @erippe, pte man eS
poliaeili9 bon alien anoern Sii6nen perz
langt, gu er1eben. SIM iibrigen berri9t in
Der 9ofoper gegeniiber iegli6er Se1ersgez
fair, namentli9 benin @alett, Elm rii6mlider
@ifer. Cine eigene Sittencommthton Der
@eneralintenban5 fteIte reue Saburgen fir
bic SansfGeiOungsftid6en Der 8aaettoumeu
auf, unb bieIe fel6ft baden unter ii3 eineu
gan5 ernTten Sugenbbunb gegriinoet, Inn biz
Gumpfz@ igerl Der 2ebenelt pirfiamer ab5u=
tpebren. 9is anmutbise, bilbbibi4e PrGiiz
bentin, 6rGusin &eingruber, 1T 3par iiingIi
ais @%9auipielerin 9aitpeiie an anberu
S6eatern aufgetreten, I'm ii9 CUR 9eroilr
aus3ubilben, bo3 beftebt ibr Sngenbbnnp.
setiBt BON Der augemeinen 9o9a9tung,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22
ttta

b~efallen ooer beOro6t, o0er i'm Safe ir0euO ipelber
Gntsiinounq Der inneren Srqane oOer Der S6lein=
bdute, nu3Oem man ib Der %talten, feu3tcn Suit etc.
~auseciebt bat, perliere man feline 3eit, i%onoern lege
einen nit &aomaO's &eapD 8elief befeu6teteu Slaz
nelz2appen AMI Die erfrantte, oDer entiiinOete Stelf,
fpcour3 in beinube jeOem Sale pur6 bie 6dbigfeit
%Oeielben CUR geis=Nnre0ung uno Dur6 Nusglei0ung
~siinOume b~eieitigt unO Der 9atient gebetlt iuirO. @8egeH
iueiterer 8elebrun9 iebe unicre I'M Die 6tai6e ses
fidelten Observation-Disclosures.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22

Gin Menf9, Der INNER bic I9ieln 5udt.
lit ungenieB6ar, unD bod f0nnte man i'm
ben %reiniten 3uder nenneu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22

2ebt Sobann Drift no99 Die Srage pirb
tpo6l faum ie beantportet perOen tOnnen.
ltnb lie tpirb ME DerItummen. Sn lebter
3eit purOe fie bur9 beri9ieoene 3eitungsz
~msloungen neu belebt. Die Zines" fi6rten
ben Reigen an. 8pn einem 8ootsmarn Der
Deri9o1enen Santa Mdrg6erita", 10 9ieB
es, lei Elm S9reiben in Ieirer !6eimdt9 an
gelan9t, pelhes bic Nteloung ent6dlte, So
6ann Srt6 lei am 2e6en, Friib unb fret, unb
Dente ni9t bardn, na9 SeIterrei9 5uriid5u@
fe6ren. 0ieIer Damn Namens Palciple9
per1prede, nd9itens ausfiibrfi9ere Mitt6eiz
l1nqen 8n Ierben. Mie oie5e Nd9ri6t aufz
tau9en fonnte, 1T Elm &dt6iel. W{dn ging
Der Su9e nab, bod fonnten Nnge60rige Die
les ge6eimniBoolen paicpieGb i'm OIterrei9iz
f9en &iiitenlanDe ni9t g%efunDen tperoen,
nod peniger bas pi9tige S9rei6en, pel4es
Tie empfangen 6aben ioaten. $50 bat man
aber qeIu9t9 6at man aue Die un3G6ligen
O0rfer bes Diterrei9ii4en 8iiitenlanbes
bur6forf9t? NGe 8riefe ausgepunoerter
Seefeute aus fernen Weltt6etlen g~elefen9 Der
@in3iqe, Der bon Der Wannf9uft Der Santa
Mar96erita" 3uriidgets6rt, Der pilOt 9ia<
conf, tpel9er Die lebte Sabrt bieies S9tffes
nibt mitgema9t, %ertldrte, ieines 8tfiers lei
fem paicpie6 auf Dem Sa6r5eug gemefen;
er mrBte ubsr 5uge6en, baB na9 ieinem OBJ
gang Elm nel1er 8ootsmann auf bas S9iff
qefommen fei, befen Numen er nt4t femme.
sit bas ni6t merfpiirOtg? @ie num-, tpenn
bieier Mann 8aicnie9 9ieB? 4Ge umitdnbe
pelIen na6 genauer Priiflng bura1f FIN,
baB Die Santa Murg6erita" tptrtlt9 gu
Grun6e ging uno allies 2eben duf bemS9ttfe
in ben WeQen begru6en tpurDe. Nber cine
@epiBbeit burii6er ipurbe ni4t erlangt. Np4t
einmal Der negatipe 8etpeis 56eiut err
bra9t. @s 6eiBt INNER, BON ben perf4oaez
men Seeleuten lei feline Nd4ri9t mebr na9
6auIe eelangt. Wer bat Dies feftgeltelt?
8er bat a1e NngebOri9en bteier 2eute dufz
geIu9t unb befragt uno tie 81 oeranlaien
9eiu3t, bon elmer pielei9t arbefo6lenen Sc
6einr6ultung nb3ugs6en? 0ie Wt1tter So=
6ann Srt6's, bic i'm leBten CONNER Der tor
bene @roB6er5ogin BON Soscana, glaubte big
an i6r @nbe bdran, bab i6r Sc6n nod dnl
2eben fei. Sn benz S3lOfe BEL Srt9 ourfte
in ben @emG6ern bes Sobnes ni9ts perGnz
bert unO bOm Slede gerii6rt tperbe1, allies
IoQte er tpteberFinben, pie er es perluRen,
penn er ein1pal 5uriidfebrte. Sa iogar cine
teitamentarii9e 8erfiigung Der 9p8en 5rau
1ou porbanoen fein, baB biefe l1ebung tpsiter
6efte6e. Nrmes, ~glGu6iges, 9offenoes Mutz
ttr6er3! Nu9 i'm 8Olfe erbdlt ft9 nnerz
i6iittert Der @tau6e, Sobann Srt3 lebe in
Der 5erne, irgenOpO uuf elmer einIamen Sn@
|feG i'm 8eftmeere, nit Dem 8eibe, 0as er
liebte, unb nit benz er ftA iel6it berbannte.
Die &omurtif umlpin1t ieinen Nanen uro
pirb aus f6m cine Sage biloen fir tiinftige
Sage. limb brG9te man felbit Die Sriimmer
oes perf6oGeren S@iffes aus Der Siefe bes
Oaeuns an bus Sagesli4t, bic Gage tpiiroe
It6 boot tpeitergeitulten, &ber feline Planfe
6es S~u6r3euges BADEN bic 8Ogen an oer
Gtrnn0 defDiilt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22
@riefe aus eeHerretd, s,tmaarst.

Soi6inssenbe. - Ge6outen@ Gerbot. =. 3uitdn6e
auf Der SOfopernbitbne. = S9ent's Slid
lnb @nbe. - Ser neue &atbsfeIer. -Sobann
Srtb. 2Outie bon SOburS, Sob zines
ShuImQnnes. ,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22

0ie Ga4e Der 6er5ogin 2outie bon So
burq pirb bier in elmer Wei1e %er0rtert, Die
man, qelinbe geIagt, peinli4 nenrten mnB.
Die 9lGtter entbalten nieoer ausfit6rli4e
O~arfteQungen Der gun5en Sei3i3te, fpie
man fugt, BON Seiten bes 8e4tS6eiItanOes
bes 6er5ogs. Sc 1T gar ri3ts Neues in Die
fen Oaritenungen, es tpiro nur nieber 9e@
fact, Sberlaltnant Wtattafi9z8 eglepi6 babe
fir me6r ais cine babe Miaipn Ws&ie! ge@
fdlI6t, auf ben Namen Der 9er5pgin To-
ppbl nie Der &ronprin5eifin StepRanie,
pesbal6 i'm bas Militdrgeri6t gu fe9sidbz
riqer &erferitrafe perurt6eilte. 0p6 oas
MilitGrgeri9t bate audi tpegen Oeisrtlon
iiber i'm gu urt6eilen, unb es lit betannt,
baB er bic 5dli9ung be6urrli9 unb nit
@ntfGiebenbeit in Qbreoe iteIte. @s 1T
b09ft bebmlerli6, baB man bteie Strdfz
Ia9e in eirem gebeimen @eri4tsberfd4ren
erleoi9te, urb ni9t einmaG llrtbeil unO l1rs
~tbeil8griinbe bon beglaubigter StsGe bers
Dffentli6t purben. 4ber AUDI geIeBt ben
sSuQ, IS babe nit bieIer 4ngelegen6ett feline
poQe Gi9ti9feit, 10 betrdgt bic Summe Der
als gefGli9t ertldrten 8e3iel ao9 nur
$4,000 @ulben, bic S9ulben Der 5er3Dgin
0cuife be3iffern Ii9 aber auf p MiQipnen,
unb Der 6er5pg min, i'm 8erlauTe zines
Ssabres, nur cine MiGion be3ablen. 8az
rl1m9 Die bobe Dame ion bic S4uloen in
ueiftegoeftDrtem s3uitanbe gema9t baben.
Wer be8euet bic @eiftest0rung9 Die be-
nuBte 9ariteIung id9t gang a1aemein,
cine uprobiIori19e l1nterIu3ung" 6abe gez
funben, es iei v3u ballernoem 4nfentpalt
Der Ser3ogin in elmer 9~eilantalt 4rlldb
borbanben". Die Sa9peritdngigen ipdren
Nmtsper1onen, 5pei @eri4tsGr3te, unb cu9
BON biefen mubte 5ugeitanben tperben, Dab lie
bas n~Definitipe 9uta9ten erit in einem fpd>
teren 3eitralune abgeben tDnnen". Die Set
tungen perDffentli4en in5pif9en W&itt9eiz
lunqen, aus peI9en beroorge6t, 6ab Die
6eraogin tpp6l unb munter fet, &usfd9rten
made, 8ebiirftige unterftiibe unb in teiner
WeiIe irgenb cine @eite8berpirrung be5sige.
Sine Iebr ungefebene PerfOnli4felt,
pel9e @~eGegenbeit bat, nit Der Grim
aeifin bdufig gu Derfe9ren, ioa b%eltdtt9t
baben, baB feline Spur elmer 8eiftestrii%
bunq BEL Der Dame tpabrnebmbur lei, tie lei
better, gutter 0inge, liebe mad tpis bpr bic
ltnter6altung uno ben 9ub. Ote S6uloen,
bic iie ma9te, ioIen feline Wu4eri9aloen
Iein, 8aargelo purOe ibr gegen feds PRO-
gent fliiifig gema9t, Der gr0Bere S9el Der
@lGubiger in Wien unb Paris lieferte ober
@aaren, S9mudfaden, Pra4tro6en, totz
Bare @G19e unb ~fOnitige Soilettengegenz
ftdnbe gu ben iibGi9en Preiien. Ser S4muG
purbe fpGter ~alerbings berfebt ober %Ionfttpie
Su @eGb gema6t, mas fDnnen dber Die Sez
f9Gftsleute bafiir2 Der petnlihe @barafier
Der Sa9e nirb nod erbO6t our9 ben uil=
itanb, baB bic orbentli9en @eridte ii6er
bic 9~ro3eBflaeen ni9t urtbeilen @fOnnen, od
bas 6aus &oburg i'm Sinne zines bor Sub
rem ertafIenen Defretes Der @eri9tsbarfeit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22
FL |l>%1(<
.RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
belt 4tno r~erDtmSert
Grkaltmmgem, 0mEhen,
1tanNen Dals, 9mamettsa,

Gntsiinbuns Der Riersn, Gnt3inOung Der Slaie, Tins
terleibs : Gnt 3itnOung, Sriienz@ni6Deaung, 2ungen=
leiOen, S~6peratbmi0teit Group, Sipbtberie, &atarr0,
SGiittelfrOit, taltcs 6ieber.
Sic 0erpenDune BON 8eaoD &elief an Der STEELE
eOer Stellsn, mo Der S6mer5 OOer Das 9eioen ieinen
Sib Bat, miro Grlei1terung unD gSOblbefinoen geipdDz
rem. 9Benn bon Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22

bisber nit ungei6md9ten &rdften fort
Cine befonoere tinItlerif9e @bre mint benz
Ballet: bic @erf0rperung elmer neuen Sang
bi9tung bss Wal5ert0nigs Sobann StrauB.
sic foG, pie beri9tet nirb, nNi9enbrObel"
beiBen unb bas Slid elmer Diener WtooiTin
gum @egenItanbe BADEN, Die beimli4 CUR
Spernz3eboute fdbrt unb ii6 bort einen be-
riibmten Muler gum @emabl erobert, nebit
9o4aettsreiie nah Stalien.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-25
TRE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE.
0Gfline of Chief Planks for Next
Year. A "Paramount Issue"

Ehicago, Nov 20.-The Demo
sIr2ftc national executive commit
aes,, after a brief session today.
adjourned sine die, to meet at the
CALI Of Vice Chairman johnson.
RI wes practically agreed among
the members of the committee
ekat meetings of the executive
badly will be held every 60 days,
Ind no session probably will he
hsaa before January. No new
'SrIainess was taken up at today's
session, the members devoting
Nassst of their time to discussion
<s >ahe general situation and the
esmtlook in their several States.
Ehe entire matter Of the place
md date of the national commits
tse meeting was placed in the
taaHds of Chairman Jones, who
1an issue the call. He refused
tssd&yto state when the meeting will
fua called, but some time in Jan
ulsr-T is favored, with Washington
~ tho place of meeting. Chair
RHs1 Jenes will leave Chicago for
Washington tomorrow. The SEN
AIMsnt OF the members of the
casEGrnIttee was unanimous that
aas Democratic national conven
&&sn will endorse the Chicago
pt&tferm in ats entirety and that
,aN@i-trust and anti-imperialistic
SstSusIs wonld also be adopted.
SsaRo was willing to express an
'spss,ion as to the paramount issue
nm the campaign.
"A convention can adopt
E=fera, but it cannot create q
g1xramout ISSUE" said Vice Chairs
mAR johnson. "The people
aismselyes do that. 1t is evident,
EhSrgh, that the trusts and i'm
gsrassist issues are very prominent
rs present"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-25

troops.
The telegram from the county
Judge states that the negro SOL
diers in the fort there deployed
in ravine on the edge of the
town and fired into and over the
town for something like an hour
and Il half, shooting into a number
of houses woundlng one man, and
frightening the women end chill
dren SO badly that a number of
them had fled to the surrounding
ranches for safety; that the at
tack was entirely unprovoked and
that the community was highly
incensed and further trouble was
looked for at once.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-25
RACE RIOT.
Between Negro Troops and Citi
zens of Rio Grande City
Texans Aroused.

Rio Grande City Texas, Nov
22.-The United States troops at
Fort Ringold re still confined to
barracks prepared to resist any
further attack by citizens. Cav
airy from Fort Brown, Fort Sam
Houston and Loredo expect to ar
rive here sometime today. Adjl-
tant General Schurry. Of Govern
or Sayers staff, has ordered all
Texas Rangers on the border to
hasten overland to Fort Ringgold.
Austin, Tex, Nov 21 To-day
Gov Sayers was in receipt of a
telegram from the commanding
officer of the United States troops
at San Antonio conveying the in
formation that there had been a
race riot at Rio Grande City last
night between the federal negro
troops stationed there and the
citizens of that town. About the
time this telegram was received
another came from the county
judge at that place and they are
somewhat confusing. The mill
tary com nander at San Antonio,
General McKibbon, telegraphs
that the report he received from
the commander at Fort Ringgold,
near Rio Grande City, states that
all the troops we're in the garrison
last night at 7 O'Clock when the
citizens of that town advanced on
the fort and fired upon the guard.
The guard returned the fire and
the entire garrison was at once
called to arms.
The citizens continued their
firing upon the fort and the SOL
diers returned the fire and finally
had to bring their Gatling guns
into play to dlsperse the attackers.
The commander states that he
fears trouble aud asks for more
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-25
THE VICE PRESIDENT DEAD.
Mr.. Hobart COllapSeS Suddenly
After a Rally.
Burial Saturday-Frye His Sue,
CeSsOr.

New York, Nov 21-Vice President
Hobart died at his home in Pater-
son at $50 o'clock this morning.
Shortly before midnight he awoke
and spoke few words. What
they were is not disclosed, but
Immediately he became nncon-
sclous and he continued in a com
atose state the balance of the
night. His physician ascribos
his death to heart failure.
He had been seriously i'll three
months and was thought to be
dying month ago. subsequently
he rallied and only yesterday was
able to sit up.
The memuers of his household
were all present when the end
came. He passed away quietly.
His improved condition Yesterday
caused the announcement of his
death to he received with much
surprise.
The funeral will be at 2 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon.
The vice presidency now be
comes vacant for the rest of Presi
dent McKinley's term, as the law
provides no successor. The prcsi
dent pro tenn. OF the senate to he
elected by that body on the as
sembiing of congress will hold
Office until March, 1901. Frye, OF
Maine, now holds the office and is
the vice president successor. He
will undoubtedly succeed himself.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-25
LAW RENEE LYNCHED.
Literally Torn to Pieces Loaded
With Lead-Mrs Bowman
Avenged by her
Neighbors.

Pensacola, Fla, Nov %. The
body OF West Lawrence, the negro
tiend who recently assaulted Mrs
William Bowman, was found
swinging from tree near the
scene of his crime, in the McDavid
neighborhood, this morning liter
ally torn to pieces with rifle, gun
and pistol bullets.
The armed posse of the Bow
mans peighbors have been con-
stantly in the woods and swamps
since the crime, following every
shadow of a trial.
Yesterday they found Lawrence
In the woods and he was too fatig-
ued from hunger and his long
journey to attempt to escape.
Lawrence's csptors carried him
to the home of Mrs Bowman last
night, where he was positively
identified, and near the hour of
midnight he was strung up to q
neighboring tree and his body
was filled with lead fired from
rifles, guns, pistols and every
handy thing tnat would carry pow
der.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-25
A WISE DECISION.
Negro Children in New York
Must Attend Negro Schools.

New York, Nov 22-The ap-
pellate division of the supreme
court in Brooklyn has denied the
appeal of Elizabeth Cisco, negress,
from the decision of the special
term refusing peremptory writ
of mandsmus to compel the school
board of Queens borough to ad
NIT her children to the public
school on Brenton avenue, Jamai-
ca, and mako NJ distinction on
account of color. Mrs Cisco
claimed the right to have her
children accepted as pupils in the
school IN question, but was told
that they must 60 to a separate
school for colored children.
Justice Goodrich, writing the
opinion for the appellate division,
says that the provision of the
constitution which provides that
equal school facilities shall be
furnished to all children cannot
be held to mean that the white
children and the black children
must be permitted to attend the
same schools.
AS to the question of the ex-
cellence of the instruction in the
schools for negro children in COM
parison with the schools for white
children, Justice Goodrich does
not find that there is any differnce.
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FOUND CHEST OF GOLD.
The Wrecks of Spanish Wurships
Prove Lucrative Mining.

Santiago de Cuba, Nov %
The wreckers working on the
suDken Spanish armored cruiser
Almirante Oquendo yesterday
discovered chest containing
$40, 600 in Spanish gold, which
the Cendoya company, the firm
employing the divers, will retain.
Work on the cruiser has been
in progress for five months and
many thousands of dollars worth
of treasure has been secured. The
safe was found in the bottom,
where it fell during the burning
of the ship.
Only few days ago the wreck
ers began on the torpedo boat de-
strOycr Furor. They have al
ready found q service of heavy
silver plate. Experts asserts,
after inspecting the destroyer,
that she might easily have been
raised and repaired. The wreck
ing operations have proved
source of large returns to the
companies, estimated at S5OO,OOO.
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Two New State Senators and One
New Member of the House.

The State board of canvassers
met yesterday and canvassed the
returns from several special cleo
tions, declaring the results. Mr.
McDermott was declared elected
senator from Horny county; and
Mr Crosson will succeed Col
Griffith IN the senate from Lex
ington county. Mr. Brantley was
declared elected mem Der of the
house from Orangeburg county to
succeed DR. Sturkle, resigned
The State, 22d.
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garrisoned and that agricultural
interests will be protected.

interests viii! be protected.
1t is impossible to say how
large folce Aguinaldo has been
able to hold together, or whether
after the losses of the railroad
people in the north they will still
support him.
This whole movement has shown
the advantage of cavalry for ex-
peditious operations in the Phil
lippines. The fall campaign has
been remarkably vigorous. 1t is
believed here that Aguinaldo' s
retreat to the north in no way af-
fects the confronting insurgent
force south of Manila.
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MIR d A g QUITS Going to Green,
wood.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Greenwood, Nov 21.-Mr d A
G QUITS has located in Greenwood
for the practice of law and is
opening an office on law range.
He will move his family here
about the first Of January.
Mr. QUITS said today that his
removal to Greenwood was no
new idea with him; that it has
been his intention to locate here
for several years.
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Punished for Miscegenation.

Key West, Fla. Nov si.-An
vie Eoy, . white woman who re-
ssensiy married negro near here,
SSss today given a sentence of FIVE
years in the penitentlary on the
asiaarge of miscegenation. Her
uegro husband got one year on
TIRE same charge.
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The Daughters of the Confed-
eracy have agreed to undertake
the task of collecting fund suf>
ficient to erect o monument to the
memory of Jefferson Davis, to
cost $4,000, and they know no
such word as fail in efforts of this
kind. OF the sum required s2o,-
600 has already been secured by
the Davis Monument association.