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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-28

MANILA, Feb. 27, IL ;55 a. m.-Except
for an occasional volley and some indi-
vidual firing by the rebels from the jun
gle near Calocan, along the river and in
the vicinity of San Pedro Macati, all was
quiet along the entire line last night
The enemy's sharpshooters at Calocan
continue to annoy the soldiers in the
daytime, but the Americans mo longer
pay much attention to them, reserving
their FIRE until the rebels appear in the
open in sufficient force to justify volley
or an occasional shell. During the night
time the men are accustomed to the
enemy's salutes, and majority of them
remain undisturbed, secured by the out
posts and sentries.
In Manila absolute quiet prevails; the
streets are deserted and the only sounds
to be heard after O'Clock in the even
ing are the tramp of the patrols and
sentries and the occasional canter of the
hoofs of an officers horse.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-28
millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to the public
to know of one concern in the land who
are not afraid to be generous to the
needy and suffering, The proprietors
of DIR. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, coughs and colds, have given
away over ten million trial bottles of this
great medicine; and have the satisfac-
ton of knowing it has absolutely cured
thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma,
bronchitis, hoarseness and all diseases
of the throat, chest and lungs are surely
cured by it. Call on Blakeley & Hough-
ton, druggists, andget free trial bottle.
Regular size, 80 cents and 81. Every
bottle guaranteed or price refunded. 8
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-28

Before the discovery of One Minute
Cough Cure, ministers were greatly dis
turbed by coughing congregations. No
excuse for it now. Snipes-KinersIy
Drug Co.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-28
OVERTURE MAY
BE ACCEPTED
Spanish Commissioners Report That
Both AguiualdO and SandikO Are
at MalOlOs--All is Quiet Along the
American Line About Manila Ex-
cept for Occasional Firing by Fill
pinO SharpshOOters.

MANILA, Feb. 27.-4:45 p. m.-Two
commissioners who returned from Malo-
los under flag of truce today report
that 5000 rebels are anxious to surren-
der. They also express the belief that
Aguinaldo is inclined to accept pacific
overtures.
Spanish Commissioners Rossato and
Bogoto were permitted to pass our line
to confer with Aguinaldo in reference to
Spanish prisoners at Malola. They re-
turned through the lines this morning
near Calocan with dispatches for the
Spaniards. They said Aguinaldo and
Sandiko are both at Malolos.
While the Filipinos are not yet pre-
pared to surrender the Spanish prisoners,
they will gladly release two Americans
who have been held for six weeks, on
payment of $50 value of food and cloth
ing furnished them.
Shortly afterwards the rebels sent out
a nag OF truce. Bornelli, Commandant
Sintoresedode Lacruse and several hun
dred of the enemy left the Filipinos lines
crying "No quere mas combate los
Americanos mucho buono.'' The COM
mandant said that fully 5000 of his men
had enough, and were anxious to sur
render,
Among the enemy in the jungle many
women and children are visible. A
woman laid down her rife, and attempt
ed to cross with the parleyers, but she
was sent back. After the parley party
returned to the American lines, the ene-
my on the right fred volley, the bullets
dropping at their feet.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-28

Elegant new Pullman palace sleepers
between Portland and Chicago have just
been placed in service via the o. R. &
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-28

One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That is what it was made for
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
GDicogo'89 emidt0um ipridt,
MaieutunOgebnng gegen bic 9ebpreiIe
1nO baS ,,perftOe Mlbiou".
sos MnOit0rttm bis str dnBerttem GGe
nit elmer be9ettertem WGemiOeuz
1tte1t0e at9efitQt.
9ie Ne0et 6er @erren &il0elu1 SOfe, 8il6elrn 9fapp,
Trib @lOgauer, 0eS Y0tor5 yiu0OIp0 SOOn nnO
0eS SfarrerS 0eO* s. @el0mant>
at Gtntlamg mil Nem unn GERM g. ~aatdDaelta nerlefeuem
8~efdrl1nem Die Organization etues nent(@em
Gentralnerbanhea a~n9fbahmt.
Ser mniiaide Shell br Seimmmlnng. 9orot9ea 8oetders
YrOlOg. annOgebungen non n1spdrts.

Goot gountp tDaren bertreten, tpG6renb Die
fdmmtlt9en Wilitdrbereine bpq5G6ltg erz
l9teruen tparen. Serner naren 8ertreter
autpefelro BON alien Inter tibunqsDereiren,
Der oeutf9en SrOen, pte 6ermann8f66ne,
9arugarf unb Sreimaurer, aGer 8ergmiiz
9ungsgefeaf3uften unb foniiger CLUBS,
100 5rauenpereine, so @e1umqpereine unb
&ir4engemein0en ouer GonfeftDnen.
4uf Der 8ii6ne faBen auBer benz 8prz
itBer, ben 8ebnern unb ben MitalieOerr
beg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bic 300 SGnger.
Pinttli3 um Il ubr 1teB 6err %. Mibz
belffulte Die SDne Der mG9tigen Orqel in
einel1 Prdtu0ium ert0nen, tporauf bus Srz
9efter unter 2eituug BON @errn 8aGutfu
Neber'S Snbel@S uberture intpnirte.
DIS bieleGbe ~bertGungen mar, trat Serr
8t19e1m 80de, tpel6er ben @oriib
in Der 8erIammlung fibrte, bor bic Rampe
un0 er0ffnete Die 8er1ammlunq formeu
our9 bic fOlgenoe Q(nfpra9e:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
Dilhelm Dode's Reoe.
Weine 9anen unh 6erren!

Set Sabresfrit BADEN fib a~ept7enIois
W}enf9en in Der Prefe bieIes Qanbes eifri5
bemi3t, l1nfrteoen 5nif6en benz umerifanin
iden 8oGte un6 ben 8Dlfern oes eurppGiffen
&ontinentes gu FIFTEEN. IS mar ibnen be-
fpnbers oarum gu tbun, unfer @oGf NIT bGBz
li9en 8orurt6eiGen gegen 9eutT6Gano an err
fulen uno bic alten freunh19aftli6en Be-
~5ie9ungen 5ptI@en ben @ereinigten Gtaaten
uno ienem 2anbe gu 5erft0ren. 0ir befGnz
ben uns i'm &riege nit elmer frem0en Ma6t.
Die 2eibenf9aften unferes 8olfes naren 6efz
ttg erregt nno grun6Gofer Nrgpo6n mar
leiht erpe6t. Den S9mGbern aeldno es
0a6er, fir ibre 8erleumbungen in benfel6en
M(aBe 9lauben gu finben, in pelAen fe BEN
ielben Dur9 u~nDerf3dmte 8et6euerunqen Be-
Ionberen Na9brud gu perIei6en puBten,
peBbaGb ftA ni4t alGein BEL ben Mafen bes
Cmeritaniihen Bottles, fonbern fel6f Bel lei
tenben 8eiftern Die Nnfi9t befetigte, bic
MG4te auf benz eurOpGii4en SeftGanOe poGIz
ten unter Der Sibrung 0euti9lanbs GIT
@uniten Spantens ft9 einmii9en, 1sien
u6er bur9 bic freunbGi9e Sultung GnglanOs
oaran ber6inbert iporben; audi iu9e 9eutI9z
Lamb uns ben 8eitb Der p%bilippinen ftreitig
gu MAIDEN, liefere ben aufriibrerif9en Gin
geborenen @affen, IT,. bergG. mebr. Inter
bieien ni9ttgen 9%orpGnben prebigte man in
elmer Nn5abl %uniersr 3eitungen ~offenen&rieg
gegen 9euti6lanb unb puBte bur9 8ort,
S9rift unb &aritatur cine StimTung 5u
er5eugen, bic lire i9Goli9en @irtungen auf
angeie6ene poIititer unb StaatsTdnner Die
Ies 2dnbes nt6t berfe6lte utD ben guten gltf
~unTeres 8plfes in Der alien Welt ernitlih
16Gbigte; benin gerube bic 8ere9tigfeitsltebe
unb bic WfGBigung, Die bufel6e BON ieber in
ho6em WfdBe ausge3et9net 6aben, puroen
bur9 has Sreiben bieier Menf9en auf oa8
grntete in Srage geTte1t. 0aneben iI@ie
man iebp9 au@ no9 auf Die Sreue, Die Die
Oeuti6@Mmerifaner benz 2anOe ibrer Na5t
I4ulnen, einen S9atten gu perfen. uno be-
mii6te ii9 bes6alb ni9t allein, anoere 2Gnz
FER benz %un1eren ~gegeniiber in Elm falI3e5
2iAt gu feben, fonbern itreute audi Die Saat
ernter 3pietra4t unter unierem eigenen
@olte aug, benz 1pegen Der bieIen gemtf6ten
9~tafen, aus benen baiel6e 5uIammengeiebt
1T, nibts :nebr not6 tbut, als Elm eintrd@tis
qes 3uIdmmenleben auer.
ONES bies 9ei9ab %borne6mli9 anf Ser
anluRung elmer ROtte ru9lOfer 9eIelen i'm
Oien1te elmer frentben Mu@t, pel9e unferem
@oGte tpte %unierer &egierung itets muir feinbz
Ii9 gegenii6er geitanben bate, iih aber plOBz
Gi6 ni6t nur in Der Masfe Der Sreunbi6aft
5eigte, ionbern ii6 AUDI a1s @9iiBer u%nisrer
Snteref7en auf benz europGii den Seitlanh
geberbete. NGs treue 8iirger bieies 2anbes
MsriBen mir 9eutf9AQmerifaner aus bolz
lem 9eraen bic Manblung, bic felt Surgeon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

mag, frembe 80lter gu oerlditern, in i6rem
ru9lofen Srei6en fOrtfa4ren; mir 95utI4e
perben ieoo9 a~lle5eit auf Der Wa@t iein,
nm gu berbinoern, OuB bur6 Ite Oas 0fz
fentGi6e Geben oes ameritaniiGeu @oltes
befIedt iperbe. Sn bieiem 8eItre5en, bus
biirfen mir uns getroit fagen, bunbeIn mir
i'm ber5li6iten @inOerue9men nit ben beiten
Mdnnern Mmerifds.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

@u3 bteie Re6e ertpedte ~iubelnben 8eiz
fan, poruuf bic Mdnnerd0re r9as trelte
oeuti&e 9er5" in 10 DoIenbeter WeiIe gum
@ortrag bra4ten, baB bas publifum ni6t
e9er rubte, Bis Der G9luBpers pieDer5ol:
tpOrOen mar, NGs nd6iten HeDner fteQte
bann Der @Orfiber gator au5cIp6
u. Sobn bor. Seine g1ebe bate ben
folgen0en @ortlaut:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

I9en, Srldnbern, 0o1dnbern unb 6ran3p1en
in benz jeBigen 9ebtete Der 8~ereini9ten Stauz
ten angeiiebelt batten, 70 lpar I1on CUR Belt
Der Hebolution bas am~erifaniids 8olf fem
englii3e5 mebr, Sn PenniDloanien tonnte
fogar alien @rnites Der Nntrag er0rtert perz
ben, pb nidt bic oeut19e Spra9e Itutt Der
englii3en CUR Stautsipra3e gemadt lperben
fpQe. Ssitbem fat ni6t nur cine 8lutsbsrz
mif9ung itattgefunben, fonbern audi cine
reue 8Dlternanoerung. Gd@ benz leBten Gen.
Jus belief fhb Die Sobl Der eingepanberten
Ni9t=@ngldnoer uro i6rer &tnber auf 3tp0lf
W1tQionen, un0 tpenn man noh Die Gnfel
btn3u 3G6lt, 10 barf man BRETT ~6ebaupten,
baB minodtens Der brittle She'll bes am;rltaz
nif6en 8oltes ni6t BON englii9er 46funft
tit. Na6 Q6re6nung Der Si0taaten mil
i6rer i~tarten Negerbeb0lterung muB ipgur
1ne9s als bic 6dlfte aIer 8eiBen bes Norz
bens uuf ~ni4t@englii4en l1riprung 3uriid=
gefi6rt perben. Srob ieinsr peri9iebenarz
ti9en 8eitanbt6eile lit aber ba5 uncertainties
8olt na4 Snnen, unD BEL onber5 na9 NuBen,
Elm einbeitlides. @s 1T 5lpar tein angeliG6z
iii4es @olt, aber es tit itol5 barauf baB es
einen eigenen Iamen bat, unb bieien Namen,
Der 9eut3utage in Der 9an5en Welt gee6rt
unD ged9tet pirD, tpollen mir i6m ni9t raul
ben laiien. @ngelia4ien limb mir ni9t, aber
Qmerttaner Itno mir NIT 2eib unb Seele."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

Nu60em fib Der 6egeiiterte 8eifoG gez
legt, peldasn bic 3iinbenben WOrte bes
&e0ners entfefeft, ipieIte bus Or6eiter
Menerbeer's n6udeltun8", poruuf 9err
@Go8auer Die na4ite6en6e anz
ipra4e belt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

ben %9eiinnungsn Der @ngldnOer unierem
@olte ~9egenii6er eingetreten gu iein ldeint;
i9re Qufri3tigteit piirOe ieOO9 lei6ter @lau=
ben finOen, tpenn ibre 3eitungsi6rei6er bic
Nnberer auf 6ieiigem 8oOen
unterlieben unb Oas 8ort i6res eigenen Si4z
terra hpherainten.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-27

Sulmrine-an improved liquid sui
phur containing y per cent Of na-
lures great germieidc sulphur. Sui
furine cures al skin diseases such
as Prickly Heat, Poison Oak, Nettle
Rash, Ringworm, letter, Boils and
pimntee
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-27
Notice by Publication OF Fins
Account.

THE STATE OF TEXAs, To all Per-
sous Interested in the Estate Of Elem.
or Gregory, deceased
W. 5. Howell, administrator Of the
estate Of said Elenor Gregory, deceased,
have filed IN the County Court Of BraEos
County, his final account Of the c5ndi.
ton Of said estate, together with an
application to be discharged a. admin
isIrator thereof. which will be- heard by
our SAID Court on the third Monday In
October, A. ID. 1890, same being the 10th
DAY Of October, A. ID. 1899, at the Court
House Of said Brazos County 10 the city
OF Bryan, at which time and place all
persons interested In said estate are 10.
quired to appear and contest said final
account ana application, II they see
proper.
Witness q. w. McMichael. CLERK OF
the County Court Of Brazos County.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
said Court at my Office in Bryan on this
the nth day OF July,A. ID. 1899.
q W. MCMICnAEL,
tsENl Clerk County Court Braxoi
County, Texas.
by J.. ]. BrrLER, Deputy. Al
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-27
LOCAL NEWS.

!. Rob. Roberts Is now with Webb Bros;
D. 5. Holland was In the city yes,er-
day.
For fp;-class drink, ring up phone
No. 1852. 20I
Miss Mittie Marwilsky is visiting In
IIearne.
Miss Adline Sanders Is visiting in
Navasota.
Miss Clara Braatr has returned from
Austin.
X. G. Tabor returned from Dallas
yesterday.
Il. Newcomb WAS here from Reliance
yes terday.
Mrs. W. II. Nall left Yesterday to visit
Al McGregor.
a Two Houses for Rent-Apply to Mrs.
Z +. b. Roberts. li2n
Drink "A cunt Vernon Pure Rye aithe
Exposition saloon. 1907
All kinds Of iine milinerF very cheap
~ Mrs. @. NJ. Proctors. 1851
Miss Ella King returned yesterday
from Nelasco and Angleton.
FOR SALE-My corner residence.
Apply to Mrs. y. b. Roberts. 2l7
]. T. Jones and W. II. Morgan we're
here from Reliance yesterday.
NJ. l.. Marwilsky left yesterday for
Henderson after visiting in Bryan.
Smoke General Arthur cigars-bes
! On eArth-sold at the Exposition sa-
NON. lllu
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. o. Chance and son,
Master George, left last night for Col
orado Springs, Col. =
For accident aud life insurance either
In lodges OF straight life companies see
Joe b. Reed. Also sells -four. rice and
coffee. n
j. A. ID. Robinson returned from Mar.
lin yesterday accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. T.. A. Robinson, and hi.
4 daughter, Miss Nora.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-27

The Mozart Club" has been or.
ganized by a number Of the Bryan
young ladies with the following
officers: Miss Lavinia McConnico,
president; Miss Arrie Cole, vice.
president; Miss Esther Boalwright,
treasurer; Miss Nan Parks, sec
rotary. An important business
meeting will be held Friday even.
ing at $50 o'clock at the home Of
Miss Emily Thomas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-27

J. p. Darter, Joe Darter, Gus Davis,
Ed Burney. Ludie Terrell, Edwin Ne
whorter, Charlie Creese, W. A. and n.
Gustavus were here yesterday from
Madison county.
J. l.. Connor, Dr. W. c. Crow, Jim
shannon, ]. H., Orlan and Howard
James and John Bradbury Of Madison
county are attending the Farmers Con.
gress.
Abe and Bob hollingsworth we're
here from Leon county Yesterday.
Dave II. shapiro came over from Mad
isonville yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-27

Mrs. J. H. Park and Miss Helen
Smith OF Mexia, are visiting Mr.. aud
Mrs. G. +. Moore.
IOsT-The oil reservoir Of bicycle
lantern near the compress. Please To-
turn to this office. 2O6
Mrs. Bette Martin and little daugh.
tiers, Misses Jewel and Lizzie, Of sher-
man. are visiting the family Of W. P.
Connolly.
Fresh cold beer and lunch. wooten
Wells soda water always on hand at ".
G. Marek's next door TO Saunders K
Johuson's. l1lti
Miss Ruby, ll-y ar.oid daughter Of
Mr.. John Holden Of Tabor. died on the
evening Of July 25th. after long ~.
ness The little one suffered a great
deal, and death was relief to her,
though a great aiIliction 10 her sorrow
ipg parents and family.
Mr.. J. V. Rosprim has the thanks Of
The Eagle for basket Of very fine
Thurber peaches. Mr.. Rosprim has
done much this year 10 demonstrate
the capacity u BrAzos county for grow.
/ ing fruit. Ills fine large peaches have
been the admiration OF the town all the
season, aud have sold very readily.
Pfof. Frederick W. MAlly, state EMO.
mologisi and the head Of that depart
ment In the faculty Of the A. and NJ
college, Is attending the Farmers con-
gress, and announces that he will make
his home at the college beginning in
September. Prof. Mally has been doinG
active field work constantly since bis
election by the A. and NJ. board.
The new arrangement Of the Texas
4 Pacific Railway for taking care Of pas
ssngers to Ito, SpnngF, Arkansas, does
away with the lay-oyer at Malvern,
This makes the best service ever Of.
iered those who desire TO visit the
greatest Mineral Springs In America
The T. < Z. run two fast trains daily
equipped with superb Pullman Sleeper'
and handsome new reclining Oh ali
Cars seats iree) " II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-27
E. R. EMMEL, Phi. G.,
Prescription Druggist.
Harvey News.

Rev. J. NJ. Bullock began a series o.
services here last Saturday and will
continue until next sunday II the in.
teFest is sufficient.
The protraoled meeting that Rev.
Martin has been conducting at Steep
Hollow. closed Monday night, which
did a great deal Of good, we trust.
Mr.. A. P Todd is very sick and has
been - for the past five weeks. We
extend to him our heartfelt sympathy.
Mr.. G. W, Howard, who has u grow.
ing ven on his face, had Il operated on
last Tuesday. We wish him well, and
hope he will soon recover.
Prof 4. l.. Pounds returned from
East Texas after an extended visit OF
two months. SAILOR.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-27
Singing school.

Prof W. S. McClung assisted by
his sister, Miss Ida MoClung, will
begin a ten days vocal music school
at Providence church, Monday morn
ing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-27

The annual address OF Prof. J.
II. Connell before the Farmers
congress Tuesday evening was
able, practical and comprehensive.
II dealt extensively with agricul-
ture, it history, influence, relation
to other natural and fine arts, rela-
ton to science, its present status
and what It's future should be. In
a word, the subject was handled in
a mastery manner following on,
is various ramifcaiions to logical
conclusions, and by vote Of the
congress was referred to a special
committee charged with the duty
Of utilizing it to the best advan-
tage of the great interest it treats
so learnedly and with special ref
erence to Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-27
BACK FROM LIBERIA.
Thee Negro Women Land At New York
ana Tell Their story.


New York. July "a. Eight negroes.
three women and five children. arrived
from Sierra Leone on Monday. and after
wandering about the streets all day were
taken In charge by a coIored missionary.
Mrs Matte Ross. whofouni them shell
ter and managed 70 get food for them
They are Mrs LuF.&reyson. Mrs. Boon
and Mrs simlstofy sso with their hus-
bands and ohildr,tion lrned part OF a
large colony Of seuthas : negroes who
sailed from Savannah. a csra dsgch 1895.
for Liberia Gathered iOgeth,. INK the
international Emigration c3mpany Of
Birmingham. Ala. they had been told
that Liberia was the promised land for
the colored race" Hundreds sold their
homes an d joined the colony sailing on
the Labrador.
Arriving az Monrovia. the colonists
received the allotments OF land that had
been promised them. but learned that ii
would b. several years before they could
gather the first crop of coffee. which
was about the only thing that could be
raised The agent Ia charge Of the sup
plies. which was to be furnished them
for one year. sold them in the interior
and left with the proceeds
Some Of the colonists made their way
inland aud attempted TO compete with
the natives at starvation wages In the
fields and as carriers Scores succumb.
ed TO the feyers, among them the hus.
bands Of MIRA Boone and Mrs. Simleton.
Some escaped TO Freetown. Sierra Leone.
where they were cared for by DR. vii.
liams. the American consul II was by
his assistance aud that Of two steamship
companies that Mrs Greyson and the
others We're able TO reach this city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-27
SuIfurine Cures

Sore Throat. Sore Mouth, and Dip
liberia. Two or three drops taken
in q tumbler OF water 3 times day
puri6es the blood and greatly en-
hances lis local curative effect in all
skin diseases. Suliurine cures
Prickly Heat and Itching Humors
in two days. 1t makes the skin soft
and transparent. Price 4oc per
bottle. Manufactured bv
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-19

last Saturday afternoon. On Friday
Mr.. Weston informed mo that the
Governor had read him that part OF
his message relating to tho liquor
question, and that 1T seemed to MIN
throughout an argument for the reten.
t On OF tho dispensary system, although
IT did make a brief and bare suggestion
as to letting the people OF the counties
settle the question for themselves. He
did not like 1t, he said. told him
that II the message did not come up to
promise would show up Ellerbe ruth
lessly. The next day, Saturday, Mr.
Weston gave mo proof OF the liquor
| section OF The message, with an invita-
| tion from the Governor to call on him
at the mansion at o'clock that after
noon. read the proof and was great
ly incensed at what | found in it. MY
disincltnation to SEQ the Governor was
strong, as | was afraid l could not con.
troll my temper after this revelation Of
his duplicity {; Dut as | did not wish to
bring Col, Neal and Mr. Weston Into the
mattcr-as | must do II exposed Eller.
bo--I finally determined to keep the
appointment.
at s O'clock l went to tho executive
mansion and found the Governor con.
vcrsing with II visitor. Whom the
latter loft told him that had road his
liquor recommendations and was
greatly surprised and disappointed
that ho had not said what he had
pledged himsolf to say that he had
defeated his halfway endorsement OF
local option by other recommendation
OF the strongest character. He asked
mo to specify. | pointed out this para
graph, for one I: ut (the dispensury)
must be- firmly ana permanently
established or completely dono away
with" This, l said, clearly meant the
establishment Of tho dispensarv on its
present basis or It's elimination from
tho whole State-it was adverse to par
tial elimination under tho influence OF
local option. Then | showed that the
context OF his recommendation as to
local option limited tho choico to pro.
hibition and tho dispensary only,
wholly ignoring high license as an
alternative. This, | said, was not
what he had promised me; II adopted
1t would defcat tho very policy to
which | was committed and which |
profcrred-high licenso. | won't on to
say that the whole doliverance was
obnoxious to his professions and
pledges, and that l quite understood
his motive in limiting the choice to
prohibition and the dispensary anu in
imposing special and onerous burdens
on prohibition cOuntics-ho sought to
forco tho dispensary on the people as
tho only cndurablo alternative.
He had made the word OF promise to
tho car ana broken it to tho hope, |
said. Ho replied, with marvellous Of
| frontery, that ho had madc no pro.
misses, that Frank Weston had not
acted properly in concealing from me
what he had said, and that ho would
make him publish his letter. an
swcred that | would do that; that
proposed to show tho public that a
least had acted in good faith. go
up, bado him good evening, and walkc'
out OF his sitting room, while he ~.
saying You can do rs you please.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-19

Norway is buying cannon in th,a,
country, and 1t Is said that she is nra,
pairing Tor q fight with her associate ~
inc Kingdom, Sweden. This isl.,
trounle OF Ola standing, Norway claim
Ing tIat Sweden preponderates Co,
much IN tho partnqrship. A war Wo ha.
ot oween cent INC two countfies would be- ona nd
NJ NJ I1 groat llerconess, for Sha ,Swedes ana ana
rona rUr "GR stRa nnns represent th9Ssmost viposS
to o'fs foraot Ssoth J., IN Europe. We aea likely
fathers OF oil tho nations OF Nosf 49,
Europe and our own too, came sonEi Ei,fs
scandinavia. 1t was MANY cantns,o.s.
ago, out 1t gives Us all al lifstSaiaSS;
lhterest In tnatpeninsula. eytEf 81 49, z