davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24

1881 at babe iammsnfOurst FIG moo
GtOrbritqnien Tom ben fcrusmits Wast
/ Spb afritn. 5an bdOoe dItio D9ret
bsitemt paa at itaHs gnslanbsrs Rsts
farbisko / SpO afrita og at Oprst'
bOlbe Gnalonb Tom ben fornemits
Nugt; men naur bisie Ting bar ga
rantspet, eniteO. ban 5r,b. gsitunoia,
1aar Der baDoe p9rst 3pipl ON prriis
bent arugsrs RotiO.r, bdpos Rsgies
ringen sipst BAN 5orD.Ien at iaaodn
5pipl.
Sbet ban bsrpaa gil pper til be
9rincipsr, iom .r inbbeiattst / osnm
arig, boiltsn SIR. Chamberlain puas
fob, bar p~datpung.t England al gps
srns, fagos Soloniminiiteren:
"Sbis pi ftal OeoIig.bulbs Dor Girls
itencs Tom en- Stormast / Spo Qfrita,
er Ri nsot til at biie, at Ri buaos er
piaigs os opgtige til at beitptts bris
tiite unbsrfaattsr, bporIombeIIt be bar
liot llretfGroigbsb og lnbsrtrpttslie.
Stprbritdnisn mad forblipe at oRre
ben fOrusmIts Wast / Spb afrita.
Seq msnsr life / BE- tpits os portugiIiIts
SeiibOslIsr, men / be to Republiter og
/ be brittle 8olonisr. Spsr Munb
pua bsgas SuIets Sioer sr bsitsmt pau
at opretboIoe bisfs fore principsr.
5reb / Spo afritd afbarssr at, at
Storbritanisn Opertaser Qnipurst /
Sranspdul. 8osrnss Stigarti Far
itinet be brittle llnoeriaattsr paa ct
unosrororst Stanopuntt. Ss bpab
pilbe 9ritsrnss Sitting babe p9ret,
bois be haOoe unbertaitet fig bette las
pers Stdnopunft?"
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24

fibite aar os | Canada 20 inloo "a
ificr.
Sfslse grabftrssts bar nsens nos
fsri.l af Speb. os Spso.mel AGO.
618 guIbls imop 5,263,634 ben fOres
aaa.nb. us. os 4,282.77S ben tiIiDas
renbs llse ifjor.
Raisubfsrielsn bar 5,058,697 Bus
ibels imob 1886, 1913 ben f~oregaaenos
lls. os 2,597,191 ben ~tiIiparsnbe uge
ifiur.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24
2 6anJe ON u9en.

ataaar ira ROntreal. I aiaaar ira Bottom.
GrturIioncr meo tisle fou9elige 9aluoss oa
grpresonmpere. al bpilfe Wauae er paa
prer 10000 Cons % 10000 SeItefrGiter.
aisiar I'll De uueHiUr ausipue 3toer. gas.
%lasiaserer beiorores ON q laraialbet bi.
rette til gtew Yort. 9auosmGuo, Der TOM.
lier til Chicago, paalG3ses at ere meset
ioriistigc, iaa De life bliper natret al ben
@asie S%eorasere, ipm bulber I'll peo Sta
ticnerne % uite ubstuer iis for a, ltaa / ppr
5leneite. Snif paa, at ot tar ingcn iaa.
ialoie "Rnnncrs'' por 5jeneite. Sfrip
I'll os og oplps meo bpiltcH Sane o. bpiltet
SoG 5 tcmnner. iau nj ri ntpbe Gper "a
ueo geers csCt Sreu ~sootsisre. at asenten
er ben rette Manb. s ltal iplse me0
ausaacnoe There CpIpsniuser, grisliIte,
grturiionsprparant, Snolfriuuinss5lautetter
oip.-iom oil uoeS iii-iilifrip bet aamle
peltlenoie @nttaratipnsiirma
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24
SepenSe bronot.
Gn raienbe Mipb taser en- irggtelig
SGpn.

Canton, Miis., 20oe Stt. - Gn
Heser oeo Rapn s. Before blep i9durs
aftes srebet at en- ruienos Mob pg
brpnbt lepsnbe pso Ct. Qnns, 20 Ntil
/ Sit berfrd. Regeren bdpbe ~tilituaet,
at ban aftenen / 5orpeien iummen
meo TO andre R.gre baooe bunbet en-
mrs. Gambrel os benbes fire Ssru
paa Guloet / benbes Siem, bapbe Der,
pau b9lot 9arafin ODER Snoboet pg fat
Slo paa QUIET, boorpeo be ulbtteligs
WsnneIter tnbebr9uote.
Spis be TO M~eoftploigs finbes, bill be
rimeligois fuu famine Wsofurt TOM
Sos Before.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24
neutrality-suspicious..
GrfmrNoner til 0amIeIamoet

er MI blet arrauseret al bet peltienote Sirma
". Wortenieu & Go, 1876 G. 8inSie Ct,
Chicago, for 2anosmGnb cB 2anosmGno.
inosr, icm / Gar aSter iis en- 3ur blem til
fit samle SGorelaro forat ieire Sui blanot
Sleatuiussr % Genner. 3isie @rturiiu'
nsr er be beoite % burtisite, os gasiaseren
ian ielp pGlse, builtet Glib han puIter at
reiie meo. 9isie Ssit' % Suleerfuriipner
er %arranseret | ben SenfiSt at liaife be beo'
ie acknowledged, ben ..burtisite gefcrs
bring % at sipre ale fulbt ~tiIireOs nteo fin
9ur til "bet bpie Roro". 5or iuloft9ubis
sere Cplpsniuser tiIitriu 5irmaet oirefte
eGler beips bets &pntur.'
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24
OecDrab Dg Snlegn.
Zen 23oe Sitober 1885,.
SmaapIuf.

- Cans 2urisn / SItnpOpo SOlpns
hip bIso f~orl,Osu Dag srtIGrst for
ftrOsIpas. Wdu antagsr, at reli9isie
@rubIsritr bar p1rst adrIagtn til
bans isrs,Iigs 9iIitunb. Otto Dillon
ps Gilbert Gbriitsn bunbs Osrss fuloe
Spr. mtb at fon bragt BAN til Deco
rab, 5 2srodss rsiIts Sheriff Gbris
ten m,o BAN til Snosptnosna. Sdn
bIsp Iad pOlOiom, at Sbsrifsu life
turos bsboIos bum / SaiIsn OUsr Ssns
bag.
9surse 3eis,Imspsr Tom forIsosn
biem fra GiIippirerns, boOr ban i oOsr
ct qur bar ticnt Iom 5ripiuig / SpO
0atota Rsgimsntst. !9an I,r itsrt Og
bsIiig uo og ipnss al baps baut goOt at
Sunn.
Sk Roro9arb Tom fotI.osn bism
fra Sotton. q. DAT, bpor ban iiosn
tiolie / @uar bar opboIot fig. Song,
Raroog, fptter ban mso 5amiIie til
9att,n, bOOr ban bar SpIpn mso fore
2anoeienbomme.
SuIspb 9rorbp rsiIt. / Qsroa9s
til Nep 9ampton for at beige nogIs
SIGgtnings. 0srfrd refer ban til
gig,on SAILS, Mirn., bOor ban sr an
fat fom 6usIGrsr bos paitOr g. Or.
G]brtftoferion.
9uooig Carton tom | Ssrbd9s
til Sscorab for at up,rpGrs Woosren,
mrs. SoLef Cartons 9egraOsIie. Sr.
cartons i6ism Ct / RanitopiIb, Sron
Go, 0is.
Mrs. :. 6. Strong, en- az De
Ferits SsttIsrs / 9etorab, osOe Senbag
often / MinrsopOIis, bpor 6umiIien
bar beet / ben fsnsrs 9ib. Qfbsoe bar
omtring so aur sdmmsl. !6un bar
en- Ssiter al Wr8. Wcainnep beraf
gpsn c9 at mig afosOe hrs. $. 9.
DtiIsr. 2igst bill blips fsn6t til DE-
ccrub for at begraoss Der On8oag ben
25oe os.
Georas 8iIbertIon fra Sc Ror,
Ninn., Tom / Ssnoags til 0ecorab
for at oNrpRrs SpigsrmOosrsns, hrs.
2olef cartons 9sgranIIe. Den eneIte
al Nr8. cartons 9srn, Tom life bar
tiliteoe DeO 8~egrapeIIsn Ssnodg Gfters
miooug, bar MrS. Claus 6srom /
MaoiIon, g. DAT.
5pI9enoe bar Iioits llee fact
9@gtsTtabSlicsnie: 6rart HemeB Og
emma 9rbu; Sobn $. 6~uspooarItp
og Warp 9rbu; 6. 6. 9ilqrim % Z.
9. 5iu; g. s. RinoubI Ds Genetta
Gli5d SobnIon.
- Mifs Waris lInosrbaI fra Spns
net 9rairis. Columbia Co., 0is., er
Der paa Ssfss bOs getjsnots og SIagts
hinge ! 9ecorab % Sme4n.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24
Sioite Uvt.
General Nbiis tas,r 8oerues gill
ling pto Glanbslaagis.
Salomc SHieercr.

2onoon, 22oe Oft. - Deb Wibs
natstio ofentlissiorbe a~rissbeportes
mentet fsl9snoe Telegram fra General
Sumter. bdteret 2aopimitb. 21be DIT.
81. 8.45 often:
"gDbite reb benimpo Gldnbslddgte
81. 2.30 ieftermiobos. Gn Stprte uns
Der General Sren9 orog bsrfrd 81. /
imorges. De reiits pr. Del og Sern-
bune til RoOoers Bridge.
8eo 2elefon msloes fra paniertrGs
net, paa benns Sibe af Glanosldugts,
at 5ienbens tire aanorsr aI. 5 letter
mibbug bar bragt til Sdusbeb, % a.
bort Snfanteri ftulbe unsribe. 5ien'
bsns Stprte a~nIIoses tmorses til 1000
Wano. pe et 2uiino til penteoes / 2ss
Bet at Sasen. Dbites SenTigt bar at
gisnaubne Sernbunen til 9unose og
pence tilbags bib iaften.
81. 7.45 III pi peb 3eIefpn llnoer-
refining ON, at Ri bapbe taset Sisnbens
Sitting og erobret bele beres 2eirubs
ruitning tiligemeb beres 6efte oq
8o8ne. aapaIeriet ~forfslssr fremoe.
les 5ienoen. 9elesrufiter flyer, at
nogIs Of bore SuIOater er ~Iaarst; men
0etalier mansler snbnu.~
st Telegram fra aapftaosn tiger,
at Dbite o9 5rend bar tasst 9oernss
Sitting oeb GlanbsIaagte.
Glanoslaoste ligser pep S~ernbanen
meIlem 9aOpimitb os @Isncoe og er
bet Puntt, bpor gperne, fom tr9nste
ino / Hatal pid Rprt.s Drift / Sit,
reo op Sernbaneliujsn for at forbinore
Jprbinoelie melsm be to brittle 2eirs.
8dpitaoen, 21N DIT. - llnberrsts
mig er tommen bib ON, at General
Spmons er bob.
2pnoon, 21oe DIT. - a~rissbspars
tementet bar ubitebt en- elite pper be
bebe o9 faarsoe / Slaget melIsm DUN,
bee og 8Iencoe isaur. GtIten bleo ienot
al General Dbite, Tom tommanoerer
Sropperne / Rdtdl.
9ipiiionsItabsn: General Spmons.
osoeIig iaaret / Wupen; asIiitsrenbe
8eneralaoiutant, Col. 6. 6. 9stett
baarot iaarst / bsire Stulber; bans
Isiiftent, MujOr 5rsoerid !Sams
morslp, bdarot fuuret | genet.
Srigdoeitaben: Col. Sobn S9srz
ftone, orabt; Suptein 5. 6. @oam,
bdarot iaarst / Stulbren.
6srite Battalion al be tonsslige irite
5uiiliers: Setonblsitnant u. s..
Nslt og 8optsin 5. $. 3. gpnnor,
begge orGbt.
St'ten at be brGbte pg iaurebe Diff
cerer ptier, at gritern.s Seller bar
opretisbt. Soruben ben bsbelia iaas
reoe General Sir 8iliam penn Sp,
mons blep to SberItsr, tire aapteiner
og fem 2sitnanter brabt, FAINT en-
Oberit, ire MujOrer, fer aupteiner %
10 Ggitnonter iuaret. 81 llnberoF;e
oersr og Wenige blep brGbt os 151
faaret.
Oct mac ertnores, at fun ben en-
gelite 8eriion at Slugst igaar er mob.
ta9et, og at IeIO ben er mayer. Der sr
tr9en 8runo til at tDipls paa, at 3D.
erne leo Reoerlag, men a%ntpbnineer
til, at be mdngleoe mob os itisb buars
Zig, bgr mobtages meb flor Spipl.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24

Heo. % W(ts. 3. u. Dpu8eH.
Z. y. Sdtobion os DAME.
Orr. og Rrs. 3. 6. 3drpe'tao.
Tr. % Nrs. q. sbompiOn.
Orr. % Rrs. Sp,r 9aritn.
miis Glen earisn.
grof. R. Wonruo.
qrns 8. carton.
Rep. og Rrs, :. q, SttsT,n oe 0dttsr
.. arunoTn.
qroi. 9. Carton.
9nuot Rtshtim.
grOf. % Wrs. g. Rartbuus.
Sobr 6sgs.
Grit qnOtrion.
RsD. oa mrs. u. Satobion.
Wrs. q. Sesg.
@tO. W}. 9inntoolo.
Wrs. 8. .. 6ustpeOt.
grOf. % mrs. 6. g. Requ,.
Better Sobnion.
g. 8. 0tunts.
Wrs. &. 9inntpoIo.
Mr. og hrs. &. 6. Clement.
" % Mrs. q. SoIanO.
Ole 3. Rodspolo.
Prof. % mrs. g.. gotbn,.
prOi, SuIOor SauiOn.
Wrs. 6. 4. 4mbli.
St8uro SdlOorion.
Offs state 5ustptbt.
Wrs. .. Hefsbal. Gdpron, 81.
Wrs. Z. RisIsO, gapron, 81.
prof. u. 8. @sblsn. Sorpn Gitp.
.. RoriOing, @ooobue Co., Rinn.
Chris. 9dnIon, Ct. qnsgar. ga.
u. Stsen, Spring Grop,, Riun.
q. u. See. 0esrfsIO, Dis.
3. 9. 9aoioIon, 1motlon, mis-.
8. 9. 9aoiofon, ROrrpap 8roOs, mis-
9. W. 9atttn.
9nuOt Senoerion, Cambridge, Dis.
Sobr Sacobisn Chung. Surmonp.
8isrmuno s. aufsn. 1armonp.
Srpnilo I. Sseg. SurmOnp.
Ole q. Mdlanb, i9drmonp.
2ftsn GngulsIanO, 6urmonp.
Rils SnguIslonO, Sarmonp.
Sobn Z. Sra5fp. Sdrmonp.
Sans g. 8sraar, Sarmonp.
Tousf SanosrIcr, Sarmoup.
Wrs. WaIdnb, SarmonB.
RiIs Sucobion.
MiIs Rsreion.
6ans Saco5fon, 0isconfn.
6. s. WsIuus, Stougbton, IBIS.
u. u. Rtnsbeim. Canton. g. DAT.
Oh 9. SlOm, Utica. IBIS.
6ans Yeoerion, Stougbton, mis-.
Wr. og Wrs. 9. 5. GrOuI. WuoiiOn
Ms.
ReO. og mrs. II. SreOeisn. Slough:
on, mis-.
Rr. Os @rs. e. g. @ime, MuOiiOn
Dis.
prof. n. 9. anb.rIon, RabiIon, mis-
6uIls StssnsIano. WabiIOn, mis-.
%. g. Sslan. Slater, So.
Olsp RstIOn, SIater, ga.
Ole 8. 9enoIo, SsnOlO, Sa.
Is. 8. SolefsruO.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24
OrDnieidoen.

BaIbingtpn, 18bs DIT. - Oct sr
MI 9ootium opnaaet fulo Gniobeo /
GrGnistpiitsn meIsm Gmsrita % be
5orensoe Stdtsr, iua Der life mere be-
heper at 6li nOqst SrangsI ON, buao
ION sr canooiif elsr Os 5orsneoe Sta
ters Serritorium / QIaita. Om en-
Dag eler to renter man bet sngelIte
lloenri9sminiitsriums 8ootienoslie at
Sperenstomitsn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24
Sanfetten.
elite opsr Seltagerne @nnfrttrn iur
De rurife Siunrrer Snsbag
ben Abe Sftuber.

"Ssccrabsp Oitsn" bstlager msgst
at ~sftsrfslesHbs gaOnsIiIts lite sr Of.
fsntIisgiort fer. 9i III ben for len
for bet Rumsr. hOori SaIerne inorpt
tsoss, og peo en- 6~siltuseIfs bIsp osl
Iagt tiIiIoe, iaa Den lite fanotss iaisl
far nu. Ser sr Rapnene:
Sra 9teorab:
qrof. &. Stpsrs.
Rr. us Mrs. e. g. Sobnfou.
mr. Og mrs. g. G. 9isaum.
Rr. Os hrs. Chris Grams.
8. 3. SObnioR.
grof. 6. Rasist.
Nr. Os Rrs. 5. 9. Sanion.
u. q. 2uanoabl.
Wr. % Rrs. &. 9. Sauseu.
G. q. OpoabL
prof. 8. q. Stub og Dame.
SobH 9sIion.
@r. og Wrs. 5. s. SOppsrftab.
W}r. % Ulrs. z. 8. Resbeim.
j. u. Soppsritao.
.. g. Sohnion.
Wr. og hrs. q. .. Saussu.
Ulr. ca mrs. u. $. 9ropss.
8. Q. greus.
glrs. 6. &. 9rsus.
2orssr Wosu.
Ben Bear.
glr. og Wrs. 81. ). Suuser.
Peter Sdugsn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24

arisslup blep ben 20bs Sttubtr
protlamerst / Rspublitsn Colombia
iom 5slss al en- liberal Repclution,
Tom ~bsgpnbts / 0spartementsrns Sans
tanber % Solima.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24
9r. Eunean.
q nnolpns. inn irna.

fdHoIass. Ion treH.s,
Vreitor. ODE, lobe ps lite l,,,,..
Sarmonp, l2te % l3oe. 'sS
Canton, 14be.
Sprins 6rooe, 1eoe % 17Os,
Sonnta,n. 1soe % lobe.
Steiparlplle, 2Sos Os 24O..
ge 8op, 25be % 26oe.
grano y eapOw. 27Oe os 28bs,
Sertsr, S0.e % 31te.
S9nOer irai,ss aoen Smert. o..
beioe 9aranteres. Gss
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24

2sitnunt SiaImar Sobanisn: "S,ls
pdnosn paa s6,14." De, ipm enSnu life
sr a5onnsntsr pau "goftsn," men snItsr
at eis bsnne srsie os rprnbsnbe Sill
bring at ben nprIte qolarfaro, ian faa
ben frtt blot pso at iubfribsre pda "9os
ftsn."
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24

SiuImur SObunisrs ipanoeroe RsiIe.
ItiIoriHg: "SsIOauosn pad 1914" blir
pddbsgpnot / "9eo arnsn" engdRg / Ros
psmbsr. "pOitsn-s abonnsnttr pil not
lite gItmms al TOrtGls fine 9snner bers
ON.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24

DIE Sr. SNon taller for qfbplo /
PennOt 81. 8 29Os Oft, 8iamar Gfs
ten 29oe, ROrbIunO 30ts-31te, Rorfpdp
Sdts 1Its-2osu Poo., Belgrade % Sms
ssn 3ois-5ts. 9arsnsis 7oe-Sbe, Star
bud os Smtsn 9Os-10os, gprus aft,n
lite. Span 9ats 12te-13oe, geuion
often 14ot.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24

The winter term of The Valdez Business
Coll ge and Normal School opens Mon
day Oct. 81.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24
Storarte0e Spit


ai9aar iremoeles fra Spueotpntoret nrro
Serotus bnrti9lte % e~le9anteTte
Grpres.s Volt. og Taeias
Qer( antpere
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24

Idnptrt I Bctben.
let Iatler MI Ill ben Sio. ba be, irm ogter fe
b en-. bsNrnNer at 0 erpcic. hutteu Z nIprr, De bsr
rrlge III Tan ueo futei mmeH Erplbro iige. at
hpts O crS &ull flloer pda uoa II al be uroeuior
urpnle iaa bill Rclien bliue b. sIelig o. I ale SeH'
ieeHoer III Sners Silirs bsbCo
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-24


@piee Stierne Siniens
3 ie aiasies Nib lila CT uopertruHet Tres Ssuipn Ill
Sttoemheo; e9ne Ram TOR ,Samtiier o. Iutuilte
Tor apinoer. Stint RetrdtrIce auidt paa bper Tans
per III plGlp TO- I iuotltge Husialerer.
SeuaiIroer, 9tGoiar m. m. erbuloes irtt uuSer
Rti II.
Jpr aptnoer % Ssru CT Der aaHs. sbe o. N,l,
at 6stomnis I'll ale <toer paa 7agsn.
Beng fsrienoelfer.
Ttrae ieno.s III bpilietipmbrlf st.b | Rproe.
Eanmdft % Sotr &c gIti ucm apmpanicts 40 Tor
etfst taoeits aurs, nreo fHl0iommeH Siiterbeo GA
mlh tgrite Eoft.
Sil.tter itLialss bos ale irsmitaatRbe gampftiSS
rasuter / o. 6Vreucot StItrr.
6.r ma mere llnte r~retHinl tlifrtprs:
). TENNEY FRENCH.
General 8sitern agent.
1896 Dearborn Ctr. Gbicaeo, Al.
eIler BRECKE Il EKMAN,
N%ortblpcitern Ageuter,
l2l 8. 8ro g., WinneapuIis, Winn.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-09
THE FISH FRY.

You may talk about the rivers that are
rippled by the fish:
But always like 'eln better when
they're served up in the dish;
And sayin' that reminds me Of a dinner,
crisp and brown.
That day we went a-fishin' and brought
the fish to town.
The fish feller's buyin' at the stores
amt half as fine
AS them he fishes for himself and hauls
up on his line.
To feel 'em all a-bitin'-see the cork
a-goin' down..
An that's the kind o fish we had-the
kind we brought totown.
An the fellers round the table!-wasn' t
any time for talk
No after-dninner speeches, but the fish,
we made 'em walk.
Each Teller at that dinner was prompt
ly in his place,
And the fish were servedl amazin, and
there wasn't any grace.
The major took the trout in: the colonel
scooped the perch;
The parson said he'd never leave a cat
fish in the lurch.
And the way we made 'em all fly made
the colored walters vince.
And there's nlaver been a dinner like
that fine fish dinner since.
f. l.. STANTON.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-09
\ NORTH CAROLINA HISTORY
Prof, Raper Writing Of Neglected
Historical Period.

Prof. G.. l.. Raper. IL North Carolinian
from the Western part of this State. but
now fellow at Columbia University,
y. T., has been here for two weeks col
lecting material for Il book he is writ
ing, History of the Royal Government
in North Carolina u72S-177G0. Il will,
when completed. be published by a New
York publishing house.
1t is strange that the period of royal
government in North Carolina has never
been treated from al English point OF
view. In fact this period in North Car
olina has not received the consideration
that other periods have. Hawks great
work, in two large volumes. considers
in detail, and very brilliantly, the Pc
riod of the proprietary government
u663-112St. DR.. Bossett has also made
a study of the constitutional beginnings
during this period. But the main period
of North Carolina colonial history 0'I2S-
ITO has never been studied deeply or
correctly. 1t is true that there have
been several general histories CT North
Carolina, all of which merely sketch
over this period. After one has care
fully read all the histories dealing with
this period, he will have a very poor
idea of what English provincial govern
merit really was; he will have no definite
notion of the political. constitutional and
legal development of early North Caro-
lima. To be sure this period of royal
rule was about the most important in
our whole history. 1t was then that
most of your ideas of local and State
government had their birth and partica
growth.
With these ideas in view Prof. Raper
is attempting to make Il careful study
of English government in North Caro-
lima. He is also conforming his inves-
tigation to the Colonial Records, pub
lished by Saunders, to the first four
revsals Of North Carolina Laws. and
to the various manuscripts and docu-
ments in the Secretary of States office.
He has here found great abundance
of documentary material. Along with
this material in North Carolina, he has
also made a close study of the real
history as given by the documents of thu
other of the thirteen colonies.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-09
RHEA MAY SUCCEED DEBOE.
washington Post.1

Hon. John S. Rhea. Of Kentucky. IS
at the Raleigh. Mr.. Rhea has won the
reputation. in a State Astounding in elo-
qnent speakers. of being one OF the
most magnetic and inspiring orators in
the Blue Grass Commonwealth. His
political following is large and devoted,
and it is believed when Senator De
boe's term is out in 1908, that the Con
gresham from the Third district will
be chosen as his successor. In the
recent Democratic convention at Louis
vile Mr.. Rhea was Il pronounced parti-
san of Col. Stone. and was recognized
as one of the most unrelenting oppo-
pents Of the successful candidate for
gubernatorial honors, Hon. William
Goebel. In spite of his opposition to
that gentleman, Mr.. Rhea believes that
Kentucky will elect Democratic State
ticket this year.
He further told Post man that W.
j. Bryan was the choice of the Ken
tucky Democrats, and that delegation
would be sent to the National Con
veuton unanimously in favor of the
Nebraskan.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-09
NEW RAPID FIRE GUNS.
Ammunition is Shoveled Into One Like
Coal Into Furnace.

Derby, Conn, July IA new rapid
fire gun designed for the protection o.
the mine fields and IA novel sem-auto-
matte x-pounder for the navy were
successfully tested today on tine proving
grounds of the Driggs-Seabury Gun and
Ammunition Company at this place.
These guns were built for the army and
navy. respectively, under contracts
awarded at the beginning of the war
with Spain.
A six-pounder of the briggs type is
the army gun which is mounted upon
a parapet carriage which admits OF the
piece being fired with the same rapidity
as upon a naval mount. while it can
he easily transported from place to
place The new weapon is combi-
nation of n field and coast defense gun
It's use will be principally 10 protect the
torpedoes in the harbors by throwing
such an overwhelming shower of shot
and shell that no small boat could live
within its zone of fire.
The semi-automatic gun is also Il
six ponder. and is the first completed of
ffty-one for the navy. 1t is expected
to work a revolution in rapid-fire gins.
for with it speed of sixty shots a
minute was attained, which is twice
that recorded by the six-pounder when
worked by hand. Another important
feature is THAT it reduces the crew of IA
x-pounder from four to two men, one
of whom throws in fixed ammunition
as person throws coal into furnace
while the other fires as the brcech lock
closes automatically.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-09
Goes to White House.
CONTINUED From Fifth Page

Otis will he in shape to stamp out all
resistance.
Then the President can and will see
that the reign of absolute law and JUS
tice follows. 1t cannot be too clearly
kent in mind that the whole trouble Is
due to the men who, for two months,
prevented the ratification of the treaty
of peace and to those who declined to
give the President the the troops need
ed upon the terms he asked. Those VINO
took part in the first movement to OPP
pose the treaty have on their souls the
guilt of most of the boodShcd Doth o.
our own troops and that OF the natives Oh
the Philippines: and the would-be tfait-
ors who have since been encouraging
Agunaldo and his followers to the limit
of their small capacity share the quit
so far as their feeble powers permit. III
is all the more to the credit of the Ad'
ADMINISTRATION that it has steadfastly pur-
sued the path of national honor, and
steadfastly upheld the interests and the
good name of the Nation as IL whole, III
srite of the way it has been hamperei
by those who sought to betray the Ma
ton. We have a right to demand the
support of every true American for the
Administrations policy in the Philippines
and every American who is far-sighted
and patriotic should join in denouncins
alike the men who strive to give all
and comfort to the foes not only OF Amer
lea but of civilization iii the Philip
pines
The, Governor returns to New York
tomorrow.
Mcssrs Hay, Long and Griggs and
General Corbin remained with the Pres
ident and Governor Roosevelt until II
o'clock. 1T was stated that they had
gone over the situation i'll the ihilip-
pines in all its aspects not only taking
up the question from Il military point
of view. but also considering its diplo-
matte and legal bearing. The President
evinced determination to adhere to
his plan of sending experienced and cap
able officers to the Pacific Islands with
out regard to political influences or per-
sonal favor and made it plain that he
meant to give the subject his own per-
SERIAL attention until the end should
be reached.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-09
PROTEST. AGAINST THE WAR.

Cincinnati. Ohio July S.-A meeting
to protest against the war in the Philip
pines was held here tonight. The princi-
pal address was by Prof. J. Lawrence
Laughlin, Of Chicago University. Other
speakers were Prof. V. n. Meyers of
Cincinnati University: Rev. Herbert
Bigelow, Rev.. Hugo G. Eisenlohr. who
spoke in German, and Edwin Burritt
Smith. of Chicago. Letters approving
the meetings. object were read from
Judge Rufus 3. Smith, Rabbi Philipson.
Bishop Boyd Vincent. Louis +. Poast.
editor of the Chicago Independent and
others.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing
the war as unholy and demanding its
discontinuance.