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i:@taatss eicenizS 9 fanntmad,uns.

9iermtt DirD betaunt otmdbt,
bah ale 9erionen uuo &6rper=
i6aftsn, incUrporirtt bber lis
tii6e c, trtl6e in Der Stapt Baltimore Seibdfts
MAIDEN unO Da3u elmer Staatss9icen3
5epurfen, ipattfeus bis lum d. :
ten trttn Mai cine GtttHl l0iea
ootr DttitIbt trrtutru nj ii E n.
9eenn 2tuts. bic iest @ei6dfte %treibsn, ss uer=
obidumen, ibre 6 stper 6sin; is sum
ud9 # en- E rten a / II erRtuern II, 10
anttrlieosn f, elmer Gelobube.
Sr. SSames 8. 2ioin T o II, Gftuar Ot3
Common 9ltas : @srihts, miro bertit itin, bonn
Montae, BEN II. April 1899, on in iciusm
9ireau int alten Ger. Stdaten=8e=
i6tsotbduo {, gOronet : Gds Sapettts md
gtortbs5trubt, 3tpii6en s r3r irib unO 4 llbr
stabmittaQs 2iesuJeu ausSuttaer,
6r. S. @lbert Rurg, StaatsENHefurdri.
Gommifdr, spirD 6:rsit iein, am uno mad ID Q NJ
FAC BEN Y. NoriG 1899, ,iuiibsn friib 9 uno
gadrnittags 4 llbr, I'M 9iseuu oss Stautszaft=
nS=Separt.msnts Dor Wlarpldno, i'm pW { T :
bduts' atioHai : q Ge6duo {.
Soutbs uuO @~att-sStrabe, r9srT&.ruHgs=Mdtlsr
Gicerjrn" aus juIteItn.
Genlune W. 5ofnnan.
s6eriff BON Baltimore.
0l,4.6,S,1 oL3,5,8, 10, 70, l5,17,1N
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gra6fi6e gle

siuIussbsn uuo e~efunee &ineer 81 ssugen, feruer
agts OihensDertbe aber @eScblebtss Rrmfbeiten
insenolidje .Serirru1get, SmpptenI, ilnfruhts
Bud Der Rettungss2Inper" Is. WaH., $50
Soften, NIT Oieleu lebrrsihtu Ib5iIouneen. Gs 1T
Der eiHIig lHpsrldffae gdtbqcber fir Rranfe un0
Gtiunoe uno namentIib nic,t au eutbebrrn fur
Seute, bic It'd Oerbtratbeu toonen, oSer uuoIIdiih
beEbetrat9et fno. N5tro nab GmeTana BON 5 Cts.
IN DoitsStamps iorelam berpadt frsi suaeIan0A.
DEUISCHES HEIL-INSTITTT,
No. II Clinton Place, New York, n, Y.
Del Rettangsantsr IL aud gu bas
Ben BET $. 5. Siemsrs in SIR. 103,
part : 4oenue, nabe 6upetteItrdRs, ".
in Mitts's 8u4bunolung, Rr. 1885,
9tOrO>6 JtparozS traRe.
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8roabers. 8dItimoresStra ndbe
arlington 4penue.
9litt, Baltimore : StrdBe, oberbdI6
GdrroQtor : Qpenue.
Deal, 6oparos uno 6rantIinitraBe.
SabIer, SIR. 1926, Beit : Baltimore
StraBe.
&ramer, g2r. $500, 6uducess StraBs;
glr. 2500, M&drn Str; Nr.
2408. 9ennIbIpapjas4De.
9ameI, 9anoperItrdBe.
Sam. 8ottenbeim, Galperts, nabs
SurutoQa=StraBe
San, GburIesz uno q. StraBe.
0inbus, gfr. 1925, 2tgbtitr.
9~oIOsbOrouQb, Sardtogds unb 5re4
mDntfrdRe.
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grreinigte Singer uun Baltimore

Sauptquartier: yGermuniu : Mdns
ner6or : 9aae. PrGFOent 6ran3
5dltl, Nr. 222, Noro = 2~i6ertDItraBe:
SetretGr 6erm. 8uoenbOop, gtr.
2460, Melt Baltimore ItraBe; S4aB4
meiiIer 6. 8. Wagner; Dtrigent ..
Melumet. 0eIe9uten : 8srIamms
lung ieOen 8neiten 6reitag i'm MOnot.
Baltimore 2ieoertrun5."
Sauptquartier: 0r. 521, HOrOs
6otparoitraBs, SingItunOe: Utitts
mods - 0irigent: 3. Wleldmet.
,Mrior,"
6auptquartier: nD}e6anics' 9dlIs,"
CIR. 317, @eIt : 6oDettefraBe. Singz
ftunDe: W}ittpoAs - 9irjgent; S. &,
Srant.
,8ermuntaz Mdnuer6or."
Suuptquurtier: ,Germanid : MGns
ner6or & 5aQe", Nr. 410-412, 49,
Qum6drbfraBe. SingitunOe: 0ona
nerItau5 - 0irigent: GOp. 8Odner.
n6robitnn."
5auptquartier: o6rObIinn : 9aae,"
CIR. 1000, 6rs0erid : 4Oenue. Sing
itunbe: Mittpp45 - 0iri8ent $.
&riippsl.
.4rbetter : Mdnner6or,"
Sauptquartier: 2(noreos' Sale, Rr.
314, 5anoDsritraBe. Sin8ftunoe:
NittpOas - Oirigent: &. S5emeIes
iib.
.SbuGtu 81 duner6or."
S~uuplquurtier: ,36aliu : 5aue,"
Tr, 915, DIT PrattitruBe, @ings
itunoe; 0ienItag5 - 0irigent: 8.
&riippsl.
n@Gngsrrun0e."
g6uuptquartier: M06Imann's 5uue,
Rr. 1918, SIT : 5ojrmount : 4Uenue.
Singitunoe: 0onnerItag8 - DirJs
gent: Dug. 6hneiOer.
oQrbetter : GtebertafeL."
!6auptquartier: g~&eio6urot's 6due,
Nr. 1928, 0eIt = 9rattItraBe. Sing
ftunOe: Mjttpo65 - 9irigeHt: u.
@eber.
o2orb Baltimore MGns
ner6or."
6auptquartjer: n2orb Baltimore
MdnnerAor SdlIe," Nr. 1922, 5arz
forb = Qpenue. Sing1tunbe: 6reis
tags - 0irigent: q. Meber.
yMeBger 81 dng 8eretn,"
6aUptquarfier: SorOan's9aue, CIR.
"a, Centre Martet Space. Sing
Ttunoe: OonnerI tags - Dirigent So.
6rdnt.
.Gt8entran3."
6auptquartier: Noer'S 5ale, Gde
fuits uno SAT- 4Denue. Sing
funOe: Wittpo82 - 0irigent: Dug.
Saneioer.
aM p3urtzM dnner6or."
Suuptquartier; @0B' SaGe, CIR.
1900, Mc@lDerrbtraBe, S~ingitunOe:
8ienfagg - 9trigent: 8. 20. 40RIz
mann.
uMeIobte."
6auptqudrtier: 3. S9mibf5 Sale,
SIR. 543, Norb = 8aIbingtonItpdBe.
Gingitunbe: 9ienItag5 - 9irigent:
). &droluS.
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((S tntrpIeurS= Department,

* sn~trpIeursz Dc~partement,
W Ratbbdus.
ben q. Ipril 1899.
&isrmit piro btfunnt eema6t, Dob ale tahiti
i6sn 2%iceu5eu, eini9liebli6 Martt=2ictnsen, bis
gum crittn Sage BEG Mouatg Mai btao6lt perOen
miifen, NIT ausnobme otrisni9en fir 9tteuiiguns
ger, ReroinzSel unb 3elegrapben=Qfoften.
Eae, ipel9e 9erjogerung SIT permeiosn piini6en,
fornsn ibre 2iesn3en berauguebmen, inbem fe am
uno nab benz p. &pril in oisiem 8itrcau cine
i1riftG6e Gpplitation barum einrei6sn.
Gbas. .. 6en5aacn,
Q1t-2D Sontroltur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28

Die drs Mdouib fpmmenbe Wie[z
hdng, 9enerat Stis babe barum gez
hstsn, baB bic fpaniids 9arnifon Don
3amboangp auf ber Sn1i Minoanao
bort ber6feibt, bis Ie bur8 cine ameris
tanf1fe 8eIaBung abgalOIt tperbsn
tann, pirb bier bdItdtigt. Mdrs in
ga5ug ouf Slo4Sfo Elm G6ntides DIR
rangement semaat porben, 70 puroe,
glGp6t man, bel Sm1bel unb 8lutoerz
9ieBen bertnieoen tporben fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
0iteau res Gputsiums
~ Ger NpIiieis 6 mnfiffdre

dlttmore, Den II April 1899.
Bit ss feline 9fli6t III, miro Der Muri6aa ale
S6ritts tbuu, irslhe isiner Mtsinung mad cine g@
tUifer)afte uuO our9ereifenoe Grfilune Der ptitdz
ten Stitsns uGsr S.amten Dieies Sspart,m,nts ju
otm 45Dede espdArl.iten, DAB cine ebrllte, oro=
Hu~nesndSigt unO fritoti6e 9Babl Der Staot 9alti=
more am 2. Dlai 1899 ssf6s-t p.ros; NM um
sur 6rrti6un9 oisits 3tpt5ts 6tiiutrugtn, lcutn
ieosH1 Bedinten oetdiutrte Snftruftionsu III gslug
auT itin @trbalttn eege6sn perpsu; uuO Die ges
bbroe fpire ieotn geaniten i'm ftrtRgtsn Wtub. gu
Der ettpiF s%Hbafteu GrfiiGuue iein.r Qtlibtcn ans
bdittn, iopobl in 8,treff Der 9trbaftuu9 aar I.r=
iontn, tpelbe f6 elmer lls6ertretune Der Wdblg.s
itBt idnlloia MAIDEN, as fpie I'M 9ttrtfi Der Nuis
rtbterbaltune Ds Grieosns UNI Der Gronung an
ben StimnSl1sen.
Sm @uftrae. Der Bt65rbe
.. 6. 5eerinssr,
Qlo7,9,2l2 Nrifosnti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28

~ irtam nes @onesiums
~ Der ppIi;eisG ommifdre.
Vim SSarnusI L 6au,fItnu- Mnridbn1,

imo T {, Den ii Aprtl 1899.
Sic fperoen bitrour6 beauftrd9t, ale nptbpsnDi.
gen Wobreqtln gu er%qreiisi, UNI 5u oerbiwoeru, Dar
irqenp ,utltt Qeriuntn 3u benz 3rp,fs Der ~unosies:
Iiben Sbeilurbnts an ben fountcnosn Wabltn mad
Baltimore gebra6t iperDeu; uro irQsnb ipsl6s Der:
ionen Die ju Dem obeu erpdbnien 3ptt, bierbcr
fontntsu ODER bierber eebra6t ipcrotn, ans iinDie su
MAIDEN NIB oersn 0srbdttung 3u u.ranlaf,n.
Sm auftrug. Der Beb0ros
.. g. Seeeinser.
nIS 7 @ u 81 mr6GN,nt
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(115,7,9,2l,N
Hlrean ses Gpnesiums
Ger Noti;etzG emmlffdre.

baltimore, ben IA. gpr;l 1899.
Die Btboroe oer0ff.ntlidt fit bic Conformation
alsr Gtdrttn Sieits Sspartements oag s~Solqeuoe
8tntral : 8efsbf q r. So.
I'm 6inftt auf Die Wi6tigfsit Der Babrunq
oes euten 8uf.s uno bur6ereiftnoen S6dtisteit oes
Voli3st=Separtemsuts iitbt f6 o. 9otieizgsb0rDe
s%srotbiet. allen WtitaIitoern oes Separtements am
suentpitbltn, fb itDsr politii6en Gr6rteruuq nit
Eur9trn oosr uHtsr einano,r auf Den Straben ooer
aEOeripdrts u%nbeoingt Ju entbalttn uno fb 70 sI
bsnsbnfen, oab fe t.inen 9runD aur 9ei6ulDioung
Der parttis@rereifure etbtn.
Gls gtbouoe ertennt oas I:dt uRo bic Qflubt
BON poliiiiteu, mad tbrsr ue6er,euouuq sr itin,=
men, I'M bolen umiare. an, ab.r Il. mub ltno ipiro
oarauf %bstttben, Oab fs f8 issljar Sanblung ents
baltsn, fpsl6e fs ag 9Oli3ti=8eamt. anit6big moz
den uno Der Rritit dusis5.n fDnnte. Cine lle6trz
t~retairg oteiss 8eftbls tuiro nit GntlaHuua aus
benz 9ienite gcubnost tp,ro.n, unb aa. 9iireer ,per,
pen aufoeforotrt, bic geb0roe bon itosr Mibaufs
fuprun9 SetttnS Der Seauten bikes Gepartemtuts
Ju bena3ri5tiasH.
.. q. $%ebbinser,
gS. III. Spbnfpn,
O. W. Gdbrpper,
Ql5,79,2,2) 9oli; sizGommiFdrt. I
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st. james SaUings Ban6,
GiiSuif=GGe

WaIfimnre<Str ur0 YpHsAfTteSApe
CfTrn tGslid, DON 10 bis D ubr.
Su:issGf ie,: R..IB. sGfe Eager u. Sp:nerfetitr
Often am 1littpoh uno SonIitds Apeno bon |.ou
bis 8 Ihr.
Hui Depoften fusroen 3H Vrosent Sirien be8a9t.
$50. 9. 9baIer, 9rdiiseHt.
pouiS Z. SSininser, Wict'4rdloent.
Robt. Z. Sieidb, IaliIer.
Tireftpreu.
p,urtiu uteoeroird, ausuft MB,ber,
horrn q bTnnr. Ebeob. pom J~tint.in,
George 5. Ebaler, 9enro Sts,
sS,rn;nonh s,rdbnrr. 9onis 5. Niainser, e
Sorob R,5N 6einrit Bees.
,eHiiJS III Sarrn q. npeauu, 8featsoupolt.
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&efanntmadbuns ON ane SefIser DON Birtbs
fdaftsIotalen.
SIredu ces Gp1esfums Der WpIf;efsG pnrraifz
fire Der Stnnt SnItimprr.

tdre Ger Stdcf Snttir1Drc.
8nIttmore, ben IA. 2lpril 1890.
0ie gs56rDs Der Doll ,ti=Gommifdre fir Die
Staot galtiupr. oron,t hermit an, Dab inter ben
9stimrnunsen Deg $50. @bi6nitts, l23. 26Sitel, Der
0eiebe bon 1898 (neuer Gbarttr) uno taft Der
goama6t, dpel6s ibren ourb DEN 753./ abi6nitt
Der obsu erpdbntsr @tiese oerltebfu lit, am
Wabltage, 0ienItag, ben 2.Niai 1899,
aae WirfbI9uFten MtrtH6uftsrdume,
Srtnt : Gtablifements, @pirituoienz
2aoen unb ale onbersn YldBe, mo fir
geDDbnli3 Spirttuofen o~ertauft perz
ben, in Der StGbt Baltimore gef6loIz
len lein miifen. unb petbieten ben8erz
faltf unb bic 2ieferunJ bon Spirituoz
fer in benIelben aEl beugtsn Wublz
tnge.
Sic golistftsn ino i~nftrstrt ~tporO,n, unttr Strufe
DIR Gntlahune aus Dem Siente ole Sere jn b=
ridter, tpslte fb, tpie tor9ei6risben, %tueigcrn oOtr
g rnttrldftn, ibr 2oll gu i3lteben, Joni. ale
plfBe ioreiam su be0tl6ten, no berauI6enoe @e=
trd1fe ~Derfantft ODER ~q.isfert tptrOen unO Die Na=
rtti alter 8etrsffenoet gu notiren, Die inter DEM
GlrttuHe bon SpiritIoien am 9pdblta9e bstroffen
tperoen, INN alg Bergen Dor Die @robgel9porenen
oes GrimiHdleeri6tb eitirt 3u fptrosn.
.. 6. SeeSinssr,
". aS. Sobniun.
g. Ue. GdDrpper,
C15,79,21,2 9oliseizGommifdre.
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9or 9tGge sur d r.
flung beritolienti4 den
eElnte

Rom, 81. Qprif. - Sn Der italiez
niT6en Observation-Disclosures purbe
beute, na9Oem Der 8OrT4lag bsIproz
9tCl pproen mar, Die italieni}9en
arisgsI9iffe n@aribuloi" unD n9are>
Re" an Nrgentinisn gu perfaufen, uno
nit benz bafiir erbaltenen @elpe ben in
@rOBbritannien fir China er6auten
9aO3ertreu5er r9ai6i" gu %fauFen, Elm
8eI6luB angenomnsn, laut pel6sm
ale @ntGufe bon S9iffen i'm 4uslanz
De Tuspenoirt perben Touen, Bis na6s
BEN bic &ummer bic 8pranI9iGge fir
bic 5lptte erlebigt bat.
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Sr biomirte fi9 our9 einen aldermen
gOrtrag ii6er gismard. - Seine
Goaegsn ignorirten feline ginloz
bung gu Der @orleiung. - 9Orz
f4lag 5urginIeBung zines 8ei4sz
ANTS fir Qr6eiter : @ngelegen5eiz
ten i'm 8eidstag 6eTpro4en. -
Die 6leifd6eI4aus9ur Gog uno
lire NusIi6ten. - @lerlei Sntez
reFantes aus benz Rei6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28

@i9tige Gonfersno i'm v@eiBen 9au7
f." - Die 5rage iiber QnDerz
bunq bon 9olontGren. = SoG
General Miles na9 ben Bbilippi@
men ber6dnnt tperben9 - @erii9te
iiber unter6anolungen nit 4guiz
nuloo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
Sanf>Im;eigen.

S6eriif BON Baltimore.
0L46S1oL35,81 10, l2,I 5,17l0
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Mus Eamun.

Die ii6li9en ~pertporrenen uno tor1u7
fen 8eri8ts aus englii4en Nuel@
len, bto Neuieslanb. - gfsue
Sample unter ben Gingeborenen.
@uropGer na6men teinen Qn@
t6etl burun. = Msbr ul6erner
QuutI6 ii6er beutI9en Sntri9uer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28

gu MAIDEN fi6 genDtbigt Ia6 unb mt6@
rere Der Striter p%erpunoete. Die Be
sirf86aupFmannI6dft bat Ii6 ieBt, INN
fpeiteren RrbsItDrungen uu4oridli4
beqeqnsn gu f0nnen, an Die Militdrbez
b6r6e gerpanbt. uno bieie BAT Elm De-
judgement Sruppen our 8erfiigung gez
IteQt, UNI auf DEN 8ubfpsiIer 9aupldtz
gen Wu6e gu balten unb bic Qr6eitsz
niaigen Dor ben Nngriffen Der @triter
gu bei4iBen,
er:S nor4n
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04
STATE NEWS.

The Van Deventer Carpet Company
now engaged in the manufacture OF car
pets in New Jersey, have decided to To-
cate IL mill ut Greensboro for the man
ufacture of carpets. They will very
shortly commence the erection of a build
ing. which will be located Il short dis
tance from the Revolution Cotton Mills.
Mr.. Clayton Giles received on yeStcr-
day Il letter from Rev. DIR. Robert
Strange. bearing the pOstmark of Flor
ence. Italy. 1t brought the very graft
flying news that DIR. Strange has quite
recovered from his indisposition and is
now almost in his normal state of health.
He expects to sail for this country about
August II and to resume his duties on
September Wilmington Star.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04
Mrs, Joe Person S
REMEDY.
THE EDITOR OF THE STA My EN-
TE,RPRIStE SAYS:

Abemarle, n. c., May Is, 1899.
Dear Mrs. Person:
| am complete convert to faith in
your Remedy. | wrote you about my
mother, of her having been attacked at
regular intervals with erysipelas, she
having an ulcer on her ankle. swollen
leg. etc, and further, after taking two
bottles of your Remedy, as prescribed.
how she broke out with terrible itch
ING hlmor. Well, after resting ON the
strength Of what she had taken for
few days, she commenced it again, ami
] am thankful to say it has done for
her what II years treatment from doc
tors and other remedies failed to ac
complish. In less than two months
your Remedy has driven the erysipelas
from her system (she not having had
single attack since commencing your
Remedy the swollen leg has been re-
duced to normal proportions, and that
ulcer OH her leg, which had been there
in an inf1amed and running condition
for II years, has entirely healed, and.
praise God, your Remedy has done
for my mother what doctors could no:
do, and what we had lost all hope of
ever being done for her. Despite her
65 years of age. she cam walk two miles
with more ease now than she could
walk two blocks before. | feel like sing
ing your praises for what your Remedy
has done for my mother. and | shall
take pleasure in recommending it ON all
occasions. | ann, Sincerely.
]. d. BIVlINS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04

Life insurance companies must prove
that suicide was contemplated when Il
beneficiary's policy was taken out, in
order to escape payment. Such is the
decision Of Judge John r. Phillips OF
the United States district court Of Mis-
souri,. It seems to be in harmony with
the drift of judicial opinion at present
The presumption is that the man who
takes his life is in diseased state OF
mind and body, and that the death is
caused by disease as truly as in more
normal cases.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04

YOU ARE MAKING IL great mistake
in not sending for Il 10 cent trial size
of Ely's Cream Balm. 1t is il specific
for cataarh and cold in the head. We
mail it, or the 30 cent. size. Druggists
all keep it. Ely Brothers, 90 Warren
Street. New York.
Catarrh caused difficulty in speaking
and to a great extent loss of hearing. by
the use of Ely's Cream Balm dropping
of mucuous ceased. voice and hearing
have greatly improved.-J. w. Davidson
Atty at Law, Monmouth. Ill.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04
TRY ALIENS FOOT-EASE,

A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot,
and get tired easily. If you have smart
ing feet or tight shoes, try Aliens Foot
Ease. 1t cools the feet and makes walk
ing easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet.
ingrowing nails, blisters and callous
spots. Relieves corns and bunions of
all pain and gives rest and comfort.
Try it to-day. Sold by all druggists
and shoe stores for 25c. Trial package
free. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, lie
Roy, \. Y.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04
NOV MUCH ?" SAID Mr.. HANNA.

There is hardly day passes that
his fellow comtrymen are not made to
thrill and Jingle with pride and JOY in
Senator Marcus A. Hanna, of Ohio
now of London, England. While in
his native land, his high sense of pub
lie and private honor, his tender soi1cl-
tude for the working man, his scrupu-
lous nicely in avoiding political corrup-
ton and scandal, his warm devotion to
high and statesmanlike ideals, have made
his elevation to the Senatorship one of
the principal beatitudes and have set
him, down as one of the finest speci-
mems of the upward-pointing exemplar
When Mr.. Hanna went abroad, there
fore, to cure the trouble in his legs,
his fearful coumtrymen were prepared
to follow with sympathy and share with
pride in the distinguished social and
diplomatic triumphs that were bound
to come to him, to lift their coUntenan-
ces for a few rays of borrowed light.
to exult in the consciousness that at
last Europe was to gaze upon type
of the American citizen, and statesman
that would silence carping and stump
the critic.
His countrymen have, not been per-
mitted to wait. long. for the frrition OF
their fondest hopes. Mr.. Hanna was
taken to the House OF Commons. 1t
trembled beneath 9lis penderous- tread.
Mr.. Hanna, beamel down benignly on
the staring and abashed statesman "of
Il lesser breed" below. A deoate on an
important bill was. in, progress. Mr..
Hanna listened with troubled sni III
tent ,bSow.tor the opening r,pe schas.
Then he turned to the obsequious Eng
lishmen who We're doing the honoIE for
their country. They. waited expectant'y
1 for ones'Df the wcfghty maxims or
brilliant epigrams for which Mr.. Hanna
is internationally famed. Mr.. Hanna
leaned. forward and laid one adiposy
paw or the arm of his next naigh5or
and tShifidentially inquired: How
much viii q vote on this bill be wor,h:'
Next morning. of course. two CONT
nents were ringing with the ciarac.er-
istic bon mot. 1t is not strange that
his humble fellow citizens SHOULD be
more than ever proud OF Mr.. Hanna.
They knew all along he would rise to
the occasion, but they were hardly pre-
pared to have him shoot head and
shown the bumptious countrymen OF
Chesterfield and Pitt what America can
do in the way of ballng up ia states
man aud the gentleman into 800 pounds
of flesh and bones and jowl. Let us
all be happy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04
Spirit Of the Press.
NOT JUDGES OF MUSIC
Columbia State

Columbia State.
President Harper. of the University
of Chicago. forbids the university band
to play :. a Hot Time in the Old Town
Tonight" which in the Philippines is
regarded as the national hymn of the
United States. DR.. Harper is almost
as poor musical critic as Theodore
Thomas. who doesn't see any merit in
Dixie. Thomas is the leader of the Chi
cago orchestra. and perhaps Dr.. Harper
gets his points from him.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04

The News and Observers Special
Edition has grown so much beyond our
expectations that its publication is
necessarily postponed. Already one
hundred pages have been printed and
our typesettng machines and presses
are worked to their fullest capacity to
rush the big paper. 1t will be the big
gest paper ever seen in these parts.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04
\ DEWEY SQUARE MEAL.

Springfield Republican.
II the Dewey House fund. which now
amounts to $4,000 is really an elephant
on the hands of its promoters, why not
send the money to Cuba and feed the
poor? Call it the dewey square meal
for "a 600 hungry children.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04
DOUBLE ENDED CENSORSHIP

Wilmington Star.
The New York World says the adj
ministration has censorship at both
ends of the line--in Manila and in Wash
ington. The first eliminates what they
don't want the public to know, and the
other puts in things that nobody knows.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04

1t turns out that the messages on
which Eoverllor Bradley, of Kentucky,
ordered out the troops were forged. We
trust nobody will be so brutal as to
bilties Of His Corpulency.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04
NOW YOU ARE TALKING.

Asheville Citizen.
DR.. Lyman Abbott uttered solid
truth when he said that what we need
in the discussion of the trusts Is light
not heat" -Birmingham News.
And what we need in handling them
is an attorney General and not IL thing.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04

Spain seems 70 he indnlging in highly
successful il not quite la,ldabl" attempt
10 divert its attention from the recent
spanking.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04

The dispensary is. open for business
in Greensboro. The first customer was
ii well digger. He evidently doesn't
ratronize the water he procures for
others.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04

The schools in Manila opened yaster.
day. Between the rapid-fre civiliz-
ing process for the elders and American
grammar for the children. the Filipino
is catching it "a gwine an IL comm ("
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04

Potato Pingree shouts into the trans
mitter that he subscrbes to II clipping
bureau and finds he has been grossly
misrepresented by the press Of the colln-
try. Then Potato grabs his hoe and
wades in:
Il think the. time is not far distant
when public opinion will compei news
papers to be fair and decent in their
treatment of men in public life. Until
it does. | am convinced that thc only,
course to pursue is to ignore their NAH
cious attacks
This high scorn of Potatoes would fhe
trife more whitening if it did not
flame out at the end of Il letter to Scc-
rotary Alger that killed IL column of good
space in Mondays papers. In snbscrib-
ing to clipping bureau and writing col
umn-long open letters, Mr.. Hozen :.
Pingree has found as novel a way of
ignoring" the newspapers rs his Justly
immortal plan for regenerating mankind
by a diet of Irish potatoes.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04
HERE Is THE TRUTH.
Winston Republican,

If the amendment is ratified by the people
and should 20 into effect as it stands it will
disfranchise great portion of the colored peo-
pie, while not single white person will lose
his franchise.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-04

The only sure way to pick a winner is
by his hilarity after the race.