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"There is always something frigid to me
about the atmosphere of bank" said De
We're. well, that is probably because they
always deal in cold cash there" observed
Handy-Philadelph North American.
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DRS. BELTS & BELTS & DYAR.
74 st. Charles Street. Orleans, La

NERVOUS P:S'y rs:.s s:p'EsRaG'iss. Esn9 a$:ss ss
-, Vial MOWERS sieeplessness, despondency,
loss y, memory confusion OF ideas. lassitude,
sIoomne 2, spE, :, ass5siSn So1ssao. to
focie ,,il.,,iess upft for study or business and
au,n: aauH. lie a burden. Safely, permanently and
noIr nnren.
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Btrrer Man Than wilhelm.

Der Kaiser" said Mr.. Dinkelspel, may
Pc Wilhelm der Crosse, but, by chiminently,
| am Wilhelm der grocer alretty, Heinz
Indisnapolis Journal.
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LEI Us.
Let US then be UP and doing.
With a heart for AIRY fate.
Throw away the rag you're chewing.
Either fish or cut the bait.
Chicago Tribune.
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AwMs.AeeG. 0.ftLsz CNE
9"& 7 Nf7l

civil war. The raising of the amount
for its purchase by Mrs. Ely was prob
ably bigger task than was ever ac-
complished by any woman. single-hand-
ed, for patriotic purpose, Spartan la
dies with shields and long hair not ex-
cepted. She did it in three years in
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I 'U

and gave them back. His magnanim-
ity in purchasing the book was there
fore a foregone conclusion when ii
began to be talked about, and now ii is
his.
The autograph book is thing apart.
Hardly an American author respond
ed to Mrs. Ely's request without some
dear sentence OF his own, or wise
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could not get along without Piso's Cure
for Consumption. 1t always cures.-Mrs.
E. C. Moulton, Needham, Mass, Oct. %, "a.
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But you are not all disillusioned by
Capt. Pabst's bulky purchase. You
start out impressed by the scintillating
price he paid for it. and the fact that il
is really the most costly volume in the
world, at least without age to back it;
you stumble at the first egotstc biog-
raphN, and then fall down over blot
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A Lack of Capacity.

'Isn't it wonderful that one small head
can carry all he knows@
'No. The wonder is where he stores all
he thinks he knows" - Cleveland Plain
Dealer
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preme judges; United States circuit
judges; Fiftyfourth and Fifty-tifth
congresses; the army and navy;
United States commanders-in-chie G..
A. r.; the artists, sculptors. musi-
clans, actors, authors and writer's of
note in the United States; journalists;
scientists; civil engineers; railroad
officials; notable ecclesiastics; gov
ernors of all the states; and miscellan-
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If you want to be cured OF q cough use
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
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content with inscribing their names,
as were also the scientists and railway
officials and financiers. Among the
famous preachers a*few have added
sentiments or quotations.. and the last
pages are devoted to famous men and
women who could not be classified, and
10 pensioners Of the revolution.
.SoSA GALE
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Many writer has made goose of him
self by taking quill in his hand.-Elliott's
Machine
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<<v GAVE little thought my health. writes MRS VIM. "
- BELL, ago ~ Walnut ST.. Canton. o., to Mrs. Pink
ham. until l found myself unable to attend to my
household duties.
81 had had my days of feeling well and my monthly
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TEETHINA (Teething Powders) Aids Di-
gestion, Regulates the Bowels, Cures Child.
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music or quotations from favorite COM
posers. The actors add bits from plays
in which they have been prominent.
Famous educators, as a rule, have been
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Don't take physie when you should take
exercise.-Elliott' Magazine.
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ted platitude above an ideal signature:
then YOU find Church's little sketch of
a fair woman and tawny lion. or the
girl Gibson drew on purpose for it. or
the bit of sword motif notated by De
Reszkc, and life gets presentable again
TO 90 back just for minute to its
reason for being: The sum paid for it
by Capt. Pabst completes fund of $30.-
600, which Mrs. Lydia Ely, of Milwau-
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A Mexican Labor Problem.

Within the next few months there
will be great activity in the way of
railroad building and the construction
of port works. Fully 10000 laborers
will be required, and as most of this
work will be done in districts affected
with yellow fever, the problem be-
comes more difficult. 1t is almost i'm
possible to procure men from the North
to 90 down into the hot country
Mexican Herald.
The Ten strongest Words in Our Language
In London this summer one of the
weekly papers offered prize for the
best list of strong words to number ten.
The announcement specified that but
ten words would be considered from
any one person. and q committee OF lit
erary men would select from the num-
bers Offered the ten strongest words In
the English language,
These are the words that won; Hate,
blood, hungry, divine, coming. gone.
love, dead, alone, forever Detroit Free
Presk
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To Cure q Gold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets. All
druggists refund money If it fails to cure. 25c.
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If time is money some peoples time must
be counterfeit Chicago Daily News.
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BLOOD AND SKIN Diseases. syphilis

rloie In Its results, completely cradicaied with.
out the use of mercury. scro'ula, eryspelas
iever sores, blotches, pimples, ulcers pains IT,
the hands and bones, syphilitIc sore throat
Inouth 400 tongue catarrh, etc, permanently
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N - S--
uAA~-1

natures the name of fayorite book oI
a quotation, and many of them a bit
of biography. The pages devoted to
Az@-
& ~w
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kee. raised alone for the soldiers monu-
ment The bronze, completed in Rome
last June by John Severino Conway, to
whom the work was intrusted, was
unveiled in June, and is one of the fin
est monuments in the United States
commemorative of the soldiers of the
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PUTNAM FADELESS DYES produce
the fastest and brightest colors of any known
dye stuff. Sold by all druggists.
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The nest PrescrIption for Chill.


T"e best TFtscrIptfo" TUT CHIIB
and Fever is a bottle OF GROVES TAsTELEss
CHILL Toxic. Itis simply iron and gninine in
atasteless form. No cure no pay. Price SOC.
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To YOUNG AND
MIDDLE AGED
MEN.

Tns awful effects OF early
rrs.skness destroying both
mind lind and body, with all
~. dreadful Ills, perma-
nentIy cured.
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eous assortment of men and women,
with a general addenda of everybody
notable and previously omitted.
The two congresses, the cabinets and
the judiciary are. with all due defer
ence to their general Importance, pret-
ty dry reading. Most of them content
ed themselves with inscribing their
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-08
ROAD BUILDERS INSTITUTE.

The first session of the Road Builders
Institute for the Carolinas will be held
at the court house in Charlotte at noon
Tuesday the 18th. when a welcome will
be extended to the visitors. Tuesday
afternoon will be given to a practical dis
cussion of the road building problems as
they. have been met and solved III
Mecklemburg county. Tuesday night
there will be an illustrated address on
the CONSTRUCTION. Repair and Benefits
of Good loads by Mr.. NJ. o. Eldridge,
Assistant Director in the office of Road
Inquiry at Washington, ID. G.. Wednes-
day will be spent i'll an examination OF
the Mecklenburg macadam roads. Thurs
day will be devoted to an examination OF
the streets and sidewalks of Charlotte.
where several kinds OF work will be seen
in Progress. 1t is hoped that the city
engineers and superintendents of street
work from the various towns in both the
CaroIinas will make special effort to be
on hand during this day. The session of
the Institute Thursday night will be de-
voted to discussion of special problems
connected with street and sidewalk inn
provement and the relation of these pro-
blems to the Improvement of public roads
in the country districts. The program
for the remainder of the session will be
published at an early date.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-08
The WOULD BE REGICIDE
N HIS FLIGHT He MADE TWO ATTEMPTS
TO TAKE HIS LIFE.
The Police Dragged Him from The River. He
Had Accomplices. Fourteen fns's
Have Feen Made.

Belgrade. July THE man who at
tempted to assassinate former King
Milan here yesterday evening, firing
four shots from revolver at him, and
wounding him slightly in the back is Il
fireman employed by the municipality.
1t is supposed he was hired by an
enemy of ex-King Milan.
Semlin. Austria, July THE fireman
who attempted to assassinate former
King Milan is Bosnian named Gjuria
Knezyic.
He had accomplices. During his
fight knezvic endeavored to shoot him
self, and when he failed he jumped into
the river which joins the Danube ut
Belgrade, but he was dragged out by the
police.
Fourteen members of the former Radi-
cal Central Committee, including eX-
Premier Tauchanovics were arrested
yesterday on suspicion of being con
nected with the affair. Another eX-
Premier. Pasics, had been placed under
supervision.
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS.
Allentown 3, Patterson 4.
Richmond Z. Newark IL.
Lancaster 4, Wilkesbarre 3.
GEORGIA BAR ASSOCIATION.
An Address to That Body BY Hon. VIM
l.. Wilson.

Warm Springs, Ga. July THE
Georgia Bar Association adjourned sine
die this afternoon after electlng Hon.
J. Il. Lamar, Of Augusta, Ga, Presl-
dent and listening TO an address by
Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson, President of the
Washington and Lee University of Nlr-
ginia President Wilson took as his
subject the increasing difficulties OF
Democratic government as they have de-
veloped and are developing Ill the eN-
perience of the American people. The
development since the days of the Fed
eral adoption of the Constitution, and
the change in conditions that have come
with the growth of the country We're
pointed out; these changed conditions
being new problems that must be met.
Mr.. Wilson led UP to the ques-
ton of industrial monopolies. The
difference in conditions the Thought
would bring the supreme test of the or
ganic law and under such circumstances,
the part OF the legal fraternity in solv-
ing the problems would be most inn
portant.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-08
LEADS ALL NORTH GAR0lNM DAlE% DIM NEWS AND GDRGUA7p0
u. GRAHAM'S NEW HOME.
tone Crushing Plant Established TO
Supply Ballast for Railroad.

@ supply builitSl lOI iNdiiiohu.
- iIlsboro, y. c.. July 7.--(Special.)-
1893 the beautiful home of Major
, W. Graham was destroyed by fire;
ay carpenters are rebuilding model
spacious dwelling, with all modern
-. rovements. This beautiful old home
stead has twice endured the ravages
of fire, having been completely consumed
in 1920, 1862 and 1898, but so beautiful
are the surroundings rendered by the
memories of a busy and successful life,
that Major Graham decided to again re-
build. / doubt if there is more beau
tiful homestead of iifty-three acres in
North Carolina. Everybody knows
Major Graham's ability as a lawyer but
few know him as one of our most sue
cessful farmers, so thorough are ais
methods of cultivation that every inch
of land yields an abundant harvest and
his rotations of crops would prove Il
profitable study for many of our farm
erS.
r One of the new enterprises of the
town is that of the Southern Stone Com
pany of Culpepper, Va, who are blast
ing and crushing rock for the bailasting
of the Southern Railroad from Green's
boro to Goldsboro This company has
bought fifteen acres Of the foot Of the
Occoneechce mountain and there is a
continual blasting and crushing of rock.
The cotton mill here has recently put
in new machinery, ,~doubling their OUTPUT
to meet the demands for their excellent
goods.
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TESTING FEVER SERUM
VEL. OW FEVER PATENT AT sW.NBURaf
ISLAND TIE SUBJECT.
His Condition Was Serious, but his Tempera-
urc has Now Fallen and he is
More Comfortable.

New York, July THE health officer
Of thls port, DR.. Doty, and his assistant
passed last night at Swinburne Island
III attendance upon the yellow fever pa
tients who came here or board the
United States transport Mcclellan from
Santiago de Cuba. OF Miss Clendennn.
whose father, DIR. Paul Clendennin.
medical officer in charge at Santiago,
died Of yellow fever. after the departure
of the Mcclellan, DIR. Doty said:
Miss Clendennin is suffering with a
mild attack of yellow fever. and is inn
proved this morning. having lower tenn
perature. / have every hope that she
will improve right along =
The efficacy of the serum treatment
is being tested on the other patient.
Oscar T. Leckey. DR. Doty said to-day:
.Ir. Leckey was in very bad shape.
His kidneys were heavily involved with
35 per cent of precipitation. On arrival
at the hospital found that it was inn
possible to give him nourishment, as his
stomach was very weak and refused TO
retain anything. His mind was clear.
his temperature very high. He was told
at his request to he Informed as to his
condition, that he was in a serious plight
and tnat / could not give him any
nourishmcnt | explained TO him the
use of the yellow fever serum. He said
Doctor, do as you think best
ssHe was given one injection under
skin at eleven o'clock last night, another
at a. m, and a third at Z a. m While
can say nothing as to the effect of the
serum. / can state the facts. When he
arrived at Swimburne Island his temporal
tire was very high. This morning lis
temperature has fallen nearly two de-
grees, and he is somewhat more comfort
able.
Ferguson and Tidmarsh. the two sus
poets. are much improved
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BUILDING MANY HOUSES.
Considerable Damage Done by the
Thunder Storm of the Sth

Considerable Damage Done by the
Thunder Storm of the Sth.
Burlington. y. c., July 7.-(Special.)-
air. j. w. Gates has taken a contract
to build seventy houses for Mr.. Ed.
Hall. of Wilmington. as residences for
the operatives in his new mill, the Del
eado.
Elon College is to issue weekly pa
per in the interest Of the college. Two
thousand colies are to be issued each
week.
Mr.. Meadows, the young man. who
was shot here recently by one of the
Dirty Dozen" is well enough to be
on the streets again.
Among the visitors at District Confer
ence here moy be noted Rev. DIR. j. Il.
Brooks, Rev. J. w. jenkins. Rev. DR.
Il. y. lvey ond Prof. L. \. Smook. The
following delegates were elected to the
Annual Conference: J. G. barley, II. L.
Featherston, j. &. Reade, and j. Il.
Walker: alternites: j. III. Southgate
and w. b. York. The next conference
goes to Roxboro.
The Fourth Of July brought large
crowd to town to manifest their pm
triotism, but their ardor was cooled off
in the afternoon by severe rain and
thunderstorm. Considerable damage
was caused by the storm. such as break
ing mill-dams, washing away bridges,
etc.
Ed Benton. colored, was shot on that
day by Joe Lovester also coIored. 1t
was an accident. as he didn't know it
was LOADED" The wound is not Sc
rious
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-08
ORGANIZED AT WINSTON
WORK ON THE ENTERPRISE HAS
ALREADY BEGUN
FRIES, DUKE, REYNOLDS AND RUFFIN
These are the Dir 'ctors. The R. J. Reynolds
Company Buys Piece If Real Estate
on Which are Three Tobsc-
co Factories.

Winston, y. c., July 7.--(Special.)-A
company was organized here to-day to
build S150000 cotton mill at Mayodan,
Rockingham county. The directors
chosen are: Col T. ii. Fries. of Salem;
Il. y. Duke, of Durham; Il. J. Reynolds,
of Winston, and w. c.. Ruffn, of Mayo
dan. Messrs. Fries and Rrrftin hold $50
shares each, and Mcssrs. Duke and
Reynolds $40 each. Work mas been COM
menced ON the enterprise.
The Il. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company,
(which was recently reorganized. ma
iority of the stock being bought by
members of the Continental Company,
to-day bought fine piece of real estate
here for $4,000. On the lot is one
large tobacco factory and two Small
ones.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-08
TYLER A CANDIDATE.

Norfolk, Va, July THE Virginian-
Pilot will say tomorrow that Governor
j. Hoge Tyler will soon become a can
didate to succeed Hon. Thomas S. Mar
tin i'll the United States Senate. This
information is derived from close per-
sonal and political friend of the Gov
ernor. and is undoubtedly correct Gov
ernor Tyler in Difference to the wishes
of free silver advocates, and promoters
of the May conference, will become a
candidate, but will not engage in any
unseemly scramble for the office. The
Tyler sentiment is soldifying all over
the State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-08
RESTRAINING ORDER GRANTED.
Prevents Transfer of Stock to the At
lanta Railway Company, Il Trust.

Prevents Transfer of Stock to the At
lanta Railway Company, Il Trust.
Atlanta, Ga, July 6.-Judgc Candlef
late tonight at his home in Edgewood,
granted a temporary restraining order
against the Atlanta Railway and Power
Company. preventing the further trans
fer of stock of the Atlanta Railway
Company and the Atlanta Consolidated
Railway to the first named corporation.
This action was the result of Il bill filed
by the State of Georgia and number of
citizens of Atlanta, which sets forth
that the combination of the Atlanta
Railway Company and the Consolidated
recently perfected in Baltimore by thu
trust company of Georgia, is Il trust
with the intent of killing competition,
and is therefore unconstitutional The
transfer Of the stock of the two com
panies has been partially completed, and
the effect Of the restraining order is
that further transfer must cease and the
street railways OF Atlanta be operared
for the present under their old manage
mcEts. Judge Gambler set the hearing
for Saturday. July 10Th, unless the de-
PENDANTS desire to reply sooner. Nj
the bonds of the new company are he'd
in Baltimore.
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ON THE DIAMOND.
LEAGUE GAMES.

pittsburg Pa, July 7.-Garvin had
two bad innings. the second and third,
when Pittsburg made nine hits and all
of their runs. Tannehill was easy, and
Leever was substituted in the eighth.
Attendance 1,S00. Score: II. Ii. E.
Pittsburg ..O43OOO00#-7 II 4
Chicago :. .2O0G11101-6 II =
Batteries: Tannehll, Lcevcr and
pires, Swartwood and Burns. Time
1:35
Washington, July 7.-McGinity was
not in good form today. He was rather
wild and the Senators hit him frequent
ly. Mercer pitched we'll The visitors
being unable to make a hit until the
sixth inning. Attendance 1000. Score:
II. II. II.
Washington 2O10OO0OO1-4 10 1
Baltimore ..0O00012 2000-3 4 =
Batteries Mercer and Kttrcdge;
McGinity and Robinson. Umpires, Nc
Donald and Manassaus. Time 2:O7.
Louisville. Ky. July 7.-The Colonels
made it three straights from the Reds
today. Brcitenstein was batted hard in
the first three innings. Attendance
2000. Score: r. III. d.
louisville .1310OOO10-6 II 0
Cincinnati ....0010 1000002-3 l
Batteries: Dowling and Powers;
Breitenstcin and Wood. Umpres,
Gafrney and Latham Time 1 80.
New York. July 7.--Dunn was batted
safely for nine hits. with a total of six
teen bases in the first three innings to-
day Brooklyn rallied in sensational
style in the seventh, winning out by
clever team work. Attendance 5000.
Score: H. H. f..
Philadelphia ..123O10000-7 II 3
Brooklyn 2O101 4O#-9 Il l
Batteries: Magee and Mcfarland;
Dunn and Smith Umpires, Lynch and
Connolly. Time 2:13.
Boston. July THE large number of
bases given on balls robbed today's
game of much of its interest. Carrick
did fairly well until the last inning when
he was hit hard. Attendance 200.
Score: Il. IL. Il.
Boston :. 12013*-S Is 3
New York ...200001 000-3 ) 4
Batteries: Willis and Clarke; Car
rick and Grady. Umpires, Emstein
and Smith. Time, 2:15.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS.
Allentown 3, Patterson 4.
Richmond Z. Newark j.
Lancaster 4, Wilkesbarre 3.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-08
HEsTER's COTTON STATEMENT.

New Orleans. July 7.-Secrctary Hes
ter's statement of the worlds visible sup
ply Of cotton shows decrease for the
week just closed of i52,756 bales.
against a decrease of 1888 bales last
year and decrease Of 103.17:s bales i'll
1895. The total visible supply is 2,924,
$40 bales, against 3.0T7,0S5 bales last
week and 2.363. .SS1 bales last year. OF
this the total Of American cotton IS p
67S.329 bales, against o,S11.0S5 bales
last week and 2.1n2.SS1 bales iast year;
and Of all ether Iliffis. including Egypt.
Brazil. India. etc. 246,00O. against &c.,
GOO last week and 261 900 last year.
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LUNA'S SLAYERS GO FREE.
Hale to Return Home-Wheaton Takes
His Command.

Manila, July 7.-1:30 p. m.-1he trial
at Cabanatuan OF the slayers of General
Luna, the Filipino leader who was as
sassinated by the guard at Aguinaldo's
residence, is ended. The accused were
acquitted on the ground of self-defence.
The testimony showed that there was Il
conspiracy ON the part of Luna and other
officers to kill Aguinaldo and make Luna
dictator.
I4llna's death seems to have strength
ened Aguinaldo's leadership for the
time. Iuna's supporters are now out
wardly loyal to Aguinnldo.
4 ne members of the Spanish colony
here are lionizing the survivors of the
Spanish garrison of Baler. ON the east
coast of LuZon, who returned here last
night with the Spanish commissioners
sent to treat with the Filipinos for the
surrender of the Spanish prisoners. A
dozen banquets haze been arranged in
their honor and Il subscription has been
started for their relief. Lieutenant Mar
tin, the only surviving officer of the gar
rison. denies the story that he killed
Captain Morenas, the Spanish officer
who commanded mt Baler, because he
tried to raise white flag. Martin says
the Captain died OF beri-ber
The transport Churruca is to take
General safes to the Sulu Islands. ON
diplomatic mission. The General will
endeavor. to arrange the basis for a
friendly understanding With the Sultan,
who claims to be friendly to Americans.
Under the Sultan's treaty with Spain
he received subsidy.
General Wheaton is to take command
of General Hale's brigade at San Fer
nando. General Hale is returning to
the United States with the Colorado
regiment.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-08
TIE GROCERS LAST DAY.

Ashevile. n. c.. July 7-.At today's
session of the Southern Wholesale
Grocers Association, the following Off
GERS were re-eected:
President-E g. Leigh. Jr., of Rich
mond. Va.
First Vice President-W. Is. Lockett,
of Knoxville. Tenn.
Second. Vice President w. r. Van
diver. of Montgomery, Ala.
The directors held a meeting and
elected T.. II. Hooker. of Richmond.
Secretary. and John -. Blair. also of
Richmond, Treasurer to succeed them
selves.
The Association adjourned sine die
this afternoon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-08
SpLENIC FEVER IN ALAMANCE.
DR.. Long Has Valuable Herd Dying
at SaXapahaw.

More Splenic or Texas fever among
cattle has been reported to the Agrlcul-
tural Department here. This time 1t is
in Aamance cOuMy-in fine nerd
owned by DR.. Long, of Alanance.
Among the cattle he has just lost by
this disease is a fine bull recently bought
from the Experiment farm here.
Other valuable cattle in the herd are
sick and expected to die.
DR. Curtice, the departments vet
erinarian, went up to Saxapahaw to
examine this herd and have steps taken
to prevent further spread of the dis
paSe