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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28
Der rNcrt&trnALD onnrrRas ben xs. December iseb.

ferer Sunbesresisrune. cuff Verlon.
Gen Der @ldubiaer. nit Golo eines.
lott werben milisn. Oonit wirbe
bic non unieren letten Sdaeamts.
ietrstdren periolate E,orie gum 8e.
ieee srboben. Neu tit nur Die ertre.
me Seitimmuns, paB aud ole nnlere
Silberoollars, wsnn IS aerpiiniht
we,oen lOllte. in 0olo sinnloicr icien.
Der S,pelte 5beil Der neuen 6ourant:
Hiu luht bic National : @antcn ,ur
|eraussabuus s,oBerer S.uantildteu
Sdntnoien 81 crmuibioen. Gr per:
iiist ndmlih. oaB ieoe National. Sani
tnniii9 Santnoten bis gum pollen BE:
tra9e Der Dol lbr biutcrle9ten Vun.
|, s,duloldeine auoSeben bari. Nut
miro ole biSber auf lol Der Sdnfno-
tenemiliion laitenoe Steuer obne @ei.
teres auioeboben. Die in Heoe iie:
benoe Slll lept allo on Stelle be,
blSber blersuldnoe 9eleHlid belteben.
ben Soppelpdbrun9 Die ausitlicB:
lihe @olcwdbrun9. .Susleib sei9i
lie Die Senoen;, bic l$upierSclo .Smjl:
lion ndb uuo nd6 ben i.>dnoen llnclt
cams 81 ent;,eben mo 'ie 9loHel
Welotorpord'ionm iu;uihansen. lle-
brlgeno MIRO aud oltle Suppe ihmer.
llh 10 brlB 9eNeI,eu weroen, mie liz
0etodt noroeu ut Senm unier Nuu:
oteleuNt bat dIt Elm Mortteu mit;u.
lprcbcn. I&euu IT'D 1tcprdltntuulcn-
bnu9 mo Stnut aul cine ~lirifte Wolo.
m~dbuun0o %ll Clu,9cu lollten,sAlo
mIlroe Nt6lioeut Wtt&mlep Oielctbe,
allen lclucn irilbclea Grtldun0er
gum lrOB, ~oIIcrOln8s wobl SIueileIlOe
mterSudnCn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28
Tas Temofratijhe Nationol so

mite miro am %. Scbruar I'M Haleiob
Notel in S&aibinltsn Suldmmentrsten
uno ijb aui Ort uno .Seit iiir Die ab:
baltun9 Der ndbiten pemotratildeu
Ndtioual Gonpsniion einieen; Die
lebtere wiro aus $50 SeleSaten be.
iteben, uno limb Inter Der !Slpeipiiltel
&e9el 620 Stimmen Sur domination
zines Frdiioenll6aits : Ganoioaten
>oi5wenoi9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28
Wanae Hcpublifauer ltme

WanAe Gepablifaner idmciheln
lib MT Der Noiiuuug, pIB nod Vrles
ol9unN Der SlnuniiruGe, wclbe ia bulo
eriol0cu muR, Der 9Se1 iiir Die ndtite
Humpa3ne uollltduoig 9eebuct iein
miro. "a bObeu Qber Die Series Die
ott6mln9 obne Den sSirtb scmabt.
Der 6On0reR bat nod uiele anoere
Nra0en 81 lolsu 2&le itsbt IS gum
Sellptel nit Dem Wtan9el an Spm=
patble tlr ole tlsinen buren, Nepu=
bllten III Silo:Niuta? Nriibsr baben
DIE Der, Sldaten bod itets iiir irSeno
eln vano %9elhpiimt, welbe5 lib elmer
rspublltanllben Nesieruu9sform err
%Ireuie. Mus iiir cine ISirtbi6ait
luuroe gum Seiipiel iiber &oiiulb se.
mdbt, welter un9arn pom oespoti
lben Sote Ositsrreihs beireien moi
tie. Sn Suelter vlnie baben mir Die
perbaIte Stemp:l Steuer, Die mir,
benz Nnlbern nab, gar uidt loswer;
ben tonnen Orittens oriiten uns
ale Die 6rtra: Nus9aben, welte nit
ellem Groberun9otr ca ~perbunoer
lino. %lertens pla9t ms oas Siino=
niB nit Dem treuloien 6'n9lano, welteS
ltets MIR filr li0 l,lblt lor0t uuo Den
lhmaroEenoen NmerltunCru Sreium'e
Wtaul lbmlert, eIniu6 I'm &ortbell
ourdus ST Sicben. ,yunltenS beuu:
rubigt uns ouS etlpenlt elmer oroBen
lttbenoen Nrnee. Deltes ms mebr
mo mtbr III Die Nrme ote Wilitaris
mus III l"tilrien orobt. Gnollb ut nod
Der %ltlweiberei treibenoe uno Stla:
pen balienoe Sultun pom Sulu oa,
welher, oa Slellpelberei uno Stla.
usrei bel uhs uerboten iino, ben &er.
rem pom GonSreB piel 8opi,erbreteu
bereiteu miro. llno eS 9lbt piele an.
oere barts Hiiie iilr Mere Solone in
Malbin9tonS 81 tnaten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28
Ter gEittme uuo ben 8inoern Dec

Dor WiHnlla 9eiutlenen @eneulS YAM
ton miro Der Gou0reB cine Etuijou
pom $1,000 iibrllb bemilllSen. Aui
Der Nslmititte Der Sumrlie. laitet nod
elne Dupotbet, Die rupb lrsrwllllge
%eltlG9e 0epcdt merrcn lou. SumiOn
ut ais uelbGltmBmdRi0 arnner MtumI
0Cilorben. Sao Wcbnlt zines Sfil-
selo esr Nlmee, ielblt III Den b0bCrcn
Stuien, lit mdt pCrnrt, buB BET zen
oeidlihuilli6cn NuiOroerun9en al Die
Experimentation uiel gum .3urlltlegen
lbri9 blIc5e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28

Tie ,Vbilaoelpbrd Snbbaib Nlo
ciatlon" tld0i lih ollen Grniies nit Dem
@seanfen, Elm I'M Sabre | 194 pulirtes
z on~niaos0tlsp wisoer IN 4raIt ,ubrln
9en. Collie ibr odS 9elin1en. oanh
miiRten ollie StraEsnbabn 9&u9en uno
Giisnbabnyi9e am abbutb ben Setrisb
siniisuen. ollie a%potbetsn, .3i9drrenld:
ben uiu. ssidloiisn iperoen. unc bun
berllei SiuSe. obne Die Der mobelne
8uliurmenid aud on z onntosenn ldt
ferti9 wsrbsn fam, wiiroen nidt ,u
babeu isin. Zen Tanatifern wdre
oas pislei6t gang ,ett 10. aber Das
Yublitum wirbe lid Don oieier i4ein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28
Ger cutihloiicuc 2&locritano os

Scr cntfl0lcnc 9%toerltdno DER
Eentrumopartel NeOcu Die N%lotICnpid
ne DER Nc0ieruu9 bc0innt, lcine 9%trs
tlnNen uur lcttcre ;I iciScn. Cneuz
bar 1T Die Heg'crnn9 bclotQt. naH lie
Die ylottenuollNSe i'm TcidotaN nldt
wcroe ourdbrn9en tonuCn, ueuu ne
lid niht oao Centrum inter allen I'm
ltdnoen oeiii9ig made. @tpillen Sci.
tunosberiblen Iliol0e 1T Ole Jttole
ruu9 i'm @e1rl'f, einen mueu Eatt
nit Dem Centrum e~in;u0eben, uno
miro Der Tunoeelaib nGdlioem bic
lhon mebrere Wale pom JteibSta9
an9enommene Gelolution betytfis @i:
oerruimo oeS @eleees, weltcs Die
Nleoerluiiuns Der Sriuitsn, Va;ari
item uno pes .OroenS pom ST. Ser:
sen SEM" perbistet, in Glwd9ung sic:
ben. IS beiBt, oaB Der Nunces,alb
weni9itens Der @lsoer;ulaiiu ana Der
beioen letteren Sroen iih nld)t lins
ger wlcerlepen weroe, uno Die Jte9ie:
runo nit oieien .Su9eitdnonilien Die
.Sultlmmun9 Der llltramortanen I'll,
Slottcnporlu1e III ertuuren hoiIe. MdS
Die Mreoel;ulu0un9 Der Selulten III
NeuNhlano anbtlan9t, 10 pilrite oiele
ounn ~ebcuiullS nur nod cine Nra0e
Der nabcn 5utmit iein. las Wci'p
0eIen lene orei Oroen lit bctunrtlit
sju ll~eberblelblel Der GullWrtumpi
Seit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28

bsilisen Sippiaaft nidt lonae bomi.
nirsn laiisn. icnosrn in Maiie ssasn
oieie unertrdsllGe 1%prannei proteitis
rem. Die Nolse wiroe iein. boB bic
Sabbatb Scueler seraoe baS @ssen'
ibeil uon Dem bewirtten. worad lie
itreben-ben GrlaB iwreierer Welsse.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28

an Montaua lit Der aouocat Sobn
. SSclccms, Der ais Agent tllr Die
G%rpdbluns peS Seualors Glalt nit
unerlaubten Wtitteln 9~earbeitct uno
aroBe Summtn CUR SeitedunS pom
0eoislaturmit0lieoern auiScmenoet pa
ben lol, pom Sberocridtc cS SiGates
pom Der Nc6teproriS aas9e'hlonen
morocn. Sle WaHnnbme mag Die
Sulaiiuno oes Scnatore 81 ccm bud
Corruption erlanStsn Sipe beelntldb
iiSen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28

Ser Munucnt Der r~SeoCrdlron o.
VNbor", wClder iur Set III Stlrott
ub0rbulten muo. bat clntimmlO clue
Hcloluuon a1Oeuommen, nle lhnlt &c:
0eu WilllturIemuo uuo ,<mpcrNllo
mus lid uuolprrht Siclc II loinIlon
bc;eld)net Die Otc0ulcDlhe lSolltlt
ule emcu ,Shult riiduduS IN rer
NntwrtclunG Der Nrclbcli, mrIder
oroRe Neruhreu IN it'd bu1t 9Stnn
ole Ncmobucr (orrorlcoo unO Der
T%bll,pplncn lb'cS 9ttdto Ouf Sclbll
reQteruuu be,Gl5t mcrOru t0untel.
ounn llebe audi Ole Nrclbclt IN ocn
Der. Sinntru III uloEtrr N'trubr.
.0,e %etlb Icllcr GcpulnuHer Nrplus
lion ,6lGicn Dor, ouB tie mur uultrtr
l>nncrlo SutCrcncu wtg'n eue 'oIde
(olitt mooMiItcn. Ollciu ole urs
lp,ln0lihe Nblidt 0rbe AMI cine polll.
&C llntetlotuu0 lhmuhrr Nutloueu.
Nlle. oCnru burUerlDht uuo moulirlel
lie Nrelbtlt tenn bloHer Ne1ui'l NJ.
WCrcen a%u'9cIoroert, Den neuen 1urs
III Betdmpien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28
7er u,ue Mu.ef, 'utlder lIns non

o..,.,e Nu<f iurld)er ms pon
.,mn i,omuo. Wca iulsp e. SO.
ouiocbollt murre. hat ourd, r's l'c'I
ssn l,,sbc, w'lhs Sob" SHu IN II"
airita erbultcu bat, al;ah '".. ."y.rette
Sb,ieiae erba!tsn, Die boiienrllh an
muBaebehcer StcIe ibreu Htuorut
ntd)t usrfcblt BADEN miio. Ge mar
i~iberboupt Die allcrbohlte !Scit, ran
bic trlllihe ]tuubpOlitIt. wcldc gum
llnhelt mirrce vumote ole rrpublltd
niite Administration oooptllie, cine
orlnoll0e Nbrubr cll,bte. ,<m Nu
~terclle uni res 0nn;Cu Noltt9 mo
mubrer Er,ibCrt mdre IS nur 1T lplrn:
lden, bnR rte NIIlpruoo Ctluuo uon
Dem @eliie Der &urcn brlGBcu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28

Carnegie bat uc'lprchen, gum De
mrtrOlllden 6umpG9ne. Nonoo beiiu
ltcuern, wenn Die Semotratie ole
Srelijlbsr : Vlante fallen ldBt mo
@nti. GrpOniion sur Nuupiiruge mOdt.
Sae lit cine lebr anssrsbme NeulS;
fpit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28
Tie nrue Gourant. gill, melds bas

Vunoes Observation-Disclosures init eli
nsr WebrbeIt uon uiersis Stimmen
a%nsenommen bot, 1T eipe @oIo'@ dbs
run9s: ,aber feline GontrattionS; Bill.
3unddit bsitimmt lie ndmlld. boB
ismmili&f Sdulouerpfiidtnnsen uns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28
Srf sdttCntbu(dr net, toE turd

bic lutn 81 litie in Cito, gpiio
Siec mr. oui ttn gbilitpirsn tin
jdl,l'du rmiot rrn lrrtui Wilio:
rn & rlole n;itli mnfm ni,ts.
2osnoQ pltpCdt tiinol tu Sol
ieir. @iS ori Meiiu,S mutcn Die
urirtm tie &tlitsile ituf eiecn.
Grplub ntlti j,ti itii turfui Sobr'
~ (%tlfrioll Clint irb min nj nc&
iun nf tnrurti,tsiq GINS III, iebs
fdnithdiie Gtris Gin, Gle III, bic
Gslsnitn ouistnontd nUten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28

Gin Vlidisliees neues Sobr alien
lnie,en lisben pelerr! HS8en bic al
ten Trcunbe, benen mir bel cieier @es
lescnbeit unlern ber,iihen Oanf aus
ipreden, au1 i'm neuen Sabre uns
treu bleiben uno uritrem relerfrcile
cine Iiatilide Nn;abl ncner Nrennoe
Niibren belisn! SSir oh,Ien wobl
la9en, oa6 lie oamit nlht MIR un'crcm
@lutte, lonoern au6 ter 9uten tdtbo
li,den Sobe einen ountenSweriben
Sienlt erweilen.
NritiiMe Wcrber Iino neuercin0S
mieoer mt 9roBtm GiIcr i'll Scui'6
LAMB an Der Nrbeit. nm 9coicnte ollie
Soloaten, moalihlt llutc,cWi;lere,
iiir ben 6rie0 in Sioafrlta alfiulrel
ben. Gas ut Die olte @eltit)te
Sobu @ul iiibrt lcine 1ric0e om lleb
item init Spite iremoer Solcner; eS
lhtint abcr, ais Oh er in oirlcm ,yulle
lih aui ietne sl1sncu Sohue miro per:
lallen mi.lien. oenu Die Su,en Idle;
Beu III ,llher. NM ulele abeutcuCtlldl
peronlo0te Ee,lcnCu III bCltlmmcn,
iilr crui0e lumpiSe Dollars ibr yebeIl
I'll rlettren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28
N. NeiMen Der Sesleute beS Bun.

1is 9si&en Der Seslsute oes Sun'
bee : arieaerampie,s Waine, Der i'm
Nebruar 1898 i'm @afeu Don Sapana
in bic Quit achosen. line in Walbins
ton sinostroiien. 9ieielben muroen
oui benz Stlahtidiiie SsraS nab ben
Ser. Staaten ,uriltSebradt une beAte
werSsu oieielbsn aui Dem Nrlinston
Triseboie aui elmer ilrinen Srbebun9
in Der 9tdbe Der bc9,abenen 9eloer
pon Sanlia9o eiseieyt werpen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28

Gsifr ttr aafarit ~ tidtr @ta'nt ZEE Pa t0
ale rru alfn atrtn srdiitIin iuienntp uut
be In ttI sitn latr ra,itu as pnttitar SNf
SATIRE tar u'isr en- I rfs 80 TN tur urt sfilt
Arantt,u INT itr't'n 'rfii' f'ln It'll rrr uifta
10 nm NIT Sru tf,r tda tiune ttnantia mot fu'
lrrhn ri aritn ~ TIN ~ ntti tar IL TiN'H'
i6a't tar e'rtf'n isf aa'arrt ere 9tnriiurers'
irautttt n mt I tlait Ca nrWitrntn, tus tSse
trtrre,ri. fal's aatairt.apr isrrIrt rrr 4 Z.
atsu,s&S o. 2rdr, Sus. n tt' sin,tft COS.
h,iuusptps Sur I'm y arit et irn,ritd 70
I sfda stsf u atU rrn ~ lrrp'n re ~ dn'n zt0.
ltG s,n s'rfnrn Sts rtrff ttr,ii sp' tee cipt
urt tn ioiCmias { tuadd, re enrs. St u'id
stntsntsri & suars tur istsn Ran tUn H. ~ isVru
ssrtstit. tats tue 9utslsu nnt 3,psn'a' issso
atrrGuf:
q sesrsskss 1slses, q.
esfssfi PES sal epsts<fsrs. rs assis.
Ssa's Asstnss.etass W. bsosay
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28
Tie Muhralicr meroen beuer mad

Ttc UuVrallfr Ipfrotll DFlIer naN
elmer in Sponeu 9rm.hlcn Sdipuu9
80, 900 Somneu Mei;en gum Grport
iibria baben, beoCnteno mebr wle leg;
tee Sabr. Sre au'iralnbe 6oacur
-, auf Dem Wetreiocmartte Ser 1&elt
=: rsr iiiblbaur.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-26
NEGROES WILL VOTE AGAINST
AND WHITES FOR THE
AMENDMENT.

The negroes have gotten their eyes
open. No money can get them to vote
the Democratic ticket. They viii al
vote against the amendment"
Thus writes j. f. Click, leader of the
Populists in Catawba county Mr. Click
is right one time, and we quote this
extract because it is pleasant to see a
man who is almost always wrong hit
the nail right on the head one time.
They (the negroes) will vote against
the amendment declares Mr.. Click.
Correct. The important thing IS: Why
will the negroes vote against it? Because
it will make white supremacy perma-
nent in North Carolina; because it elm
mates negro rule in Newbern, Whining
ton and other eastern towns; because t
sends white man to Congress FROM he
Second district; because, in q word, il
means the end of bossism by negto poll
ticians and 'nigger traders" These
are the reasons why the negro will nat
uraly vote against the amendment. Nc
body bames him for it. His race instinct
tells him to do it, even though the edu
Gated must realize that in the long run
it is best for their race TO be emancipat
ed from the rule of corrupt politicians.
The white men will all vote 70" ii
from race instinct and because they
know it is necessary to secure good gov
ernment They know it means White
Supremacy perpetuated. As they love
their race, as they desire to end race
discord, as they long for decent govern
ment and as they want to make god
conditions for their children they VIII
work and vote for the amendment. No
white men will vote against Nt--cNcept
politicians, bitter partisans who want
to keep the 100000 negroes on the poll
books TO make their party strong, or
those who nave been misinformed as to
its provisions on effects
In 1898. White Supremacy won. That
victory will be temporary and tienling
unless the amendment carries. 1t will
emancipate the State from the fear as
well as the realization of negro rule.
The very reason that will impel he
negro to ofesifgainst the amendwe,t
will impel the swhite:man to vote for It,.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-26
STATE NEWS.

The Ioncsboro Progrg ~ has entered
upon it's fifth volume. The McsSrs.
Ioyle have made it a credit to the coun
ty.
The Elizabeth City Economist has
entered upon It's twcnty-cighth year.
Father Crc.cy makes it better every
year. We wish he would write a weekly
article Of "reminiscences like that Of Gas
TONS speech, which we published last
Sunday.
The suggestion by the Wayn sville
Courier of Mr.. Il. -. Gilmcr Of Hay
wood, for Attorney General, has been
seconded by the Rutherfordton Nindica-
tor and half dozen other papers.
Mr.. j. ID. Mccall, who is running for
the Democratic nomination for Mayor
in Charlotte, has three planks in his
PLATFORM I. To close the saloons at
Is y. m; >. build the north graded
school; and 3. improve the streets
Moore county has the largest expcri-
ment farm Of its kind in the United
States, not even excepting the United
States experimental work as carried on
in Washington City This farm is' lo-
Gated in mile Of South rn Pines
Sanford Express.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-26

The people Of the North who have
been so anxious for years 10 show thai
they understaia the trick of carrying
the white Mpea'sa Burden have a
convenient handle i'll the 104 stranded
and starving negroes in jersey City.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-26
Additional Testimony as 10 the Merits Of
Yrs. Joe Persons Remedy.
ARE YOU ALWAYS TIRED?
Windsor, \. c., May n, 1897.

Windsor, ~ c., May p, 1897.
Five years ago | was completely run
down from general debility. My liver
didn't act, / had Indigestion, was just
as nervous as | could be, and was al
ways tired. The least eXertion would
bring on shortness of breath and it was
Il drag to me to keep up a friend of
mine who had been cured by using Mrs.
Joe Persons Remedy told me to take it..
| bought half dozen bottles and took
it just because l knew / would have
to try something. | suffered greatly
from wakefulness, would lay awake
often the greater part of the night, I'M
able to rest or sleep. When | was on
the second bottle | got SO 1 could sleep,
and when | had finished the six bottles
| WAS WELL. Indigestion cured. that
shortness of breath cured, and | feel
like another person. Mrs. Joe Persons
Remedy is a wonderful medicine. 1t did
me more good than anything | ever took
in my life. MRS. T. w. NORRIS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-26

DIR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP WILL
cure throat and lung trouble without fail.
For grippe, influenza and deep-seated
cough or cold, it is the best remedy Of
fered to the public. The doses ase small
and bottle costs only 25c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-26

The esteemed Chicago News inveighs
AGAINST what it calls the Curse of the
pistol Pocket" From which it appears
that in Chicago the boot is no longer
the fayorite receptacle.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-26

Aguinaldo is reported to have said that
he will lead his army into Manila within
twenty days He wisely says nothing
about leading them out.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-26

The Nineteenth iEentury Club probably
invited Eugene Y. Debs 10 lecture on
The same principle that one goes to the
nit occasionally to see the bears.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-26

In defence of It's course toward Gene
raj Miles the War Department can
point with pride to the Cuban assem-
blv's treatment, of General Gomez.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-26

Mr.. Croker says: "Opinions 3h )uldn's
10 permitted to divide a party" lie
evidently thinks offices the only !h'1g
that ought to provoke divisions.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-26

The Hon. ]. Sterling Morton thinks
his new party may call Grover Cleve-
land forth from his retirement. 1t
wolld be meet.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-26

Those who grind people are nose
Who have made their fortunes disho:cSt-
wv. j. Bryan.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-26

The Porto Ricans are reported to
Le organizing Republican party. Mr..
Hanna can be trusted to talks care OF
the delegates.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-26

There is trouble in Samoa again. But
what's the use Of living Wauhoot plenty
Of toes to be trod on!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-26

me trusts are no sloqches when =
nevolnt assimilation is he watehwof
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Strike May BE Ayer'Pd.

Fall River, Mass, Feb 14.-T'he Herald
says that the executive committee of the
Manufacturers association will grant
the members of the textile council con-
!er,n"r, and there will BE- an advance in
Wages Just as soon us conditions war
rant ii, In the opinion of a majority of the
m mbers of the association. If cloth
eos to 2al cents Il yard before March 6
and cotton does rot advance in the
meantime there will be an advance of
some kind offered. even if it is only a
partial restoration of the rat s paid be-
fore January 1898. There is going to be
an advance in wages here before the first
of April, even If conditions do not i'm
prove more than an advance. of x of a
cent yard on cloth alone can make
lhpin
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-02-18

Boston, Feb. 14.-ln the midst of the
terrific blizzard yesterday, the fire de-
partment answered over 90 alarms for
fires. only two of which were of any
considerable consequence. a tannery
in Charlestown. belonging to G. +. CAL
Ter, was badly damaged The loss is
estimated at $4,000. Only a short dis
tance away, in Somerville, the works of
the Standard Vinegar company was al
most completely destroyed. the loss be-
ing estimated at $4,000. Owing to the
great depth of the snow, the depart
ment had great difficulty in answering
the numerous alarms, but succeeded by
quick work in keeping the losses down,
in nearly every case. TO small amounts.
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Carried Off on Ice FlOe.

Chicago, Feb. 13.-SiXteen skaters, liv-
irs In the suburbs of Rogers Park and
Lake Forest, We're carried out into Lake
Michigan on ice foes yesterday. Ten
of them We're rescued, and during the
entire evening searching parties made
fruitless efforts to secure some trace
of the missing six. All of those who
were rescued We're carried out on the Ice
off Lake Forest, and two OF the num-
Der, who ycntured on the frozen lake
there, are supposed to have been
drowned. The remaining three Of the
16 were carried away on foe off
Rogers Park ana the Chicago life saw
ing crew spent the night searching for
them.
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hin With Bu>inegs,

I.ondon, Feb. ll.-The Times publishes
this morning long explanatory his
torical article on the Nicaraguan canal
and the Clayton Bulwer II eaty, advocat-
irg compensation for the abrogation of
the treaty ana declaring that the
Americans Will think no less of us if we
combine friendship with business" In
an editorial echoing the fore going views
Th. Times says: Our treaty rights are
undeniable and unaSsaiabe. We car
not be expected to surrender them gratis.
On the other hand we admit that while
our interests in the canal scheme are
large, Americas are vital; and there
fore, as an act Of friendliness, we ought
10 abrogatc the treaty upon reasonable
conditions which need rot be in any way
Objectionable to the United States.
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Washington, Feb. 14.-The entire cost
of the recasting of the navy on new
lines, as proposed in the pending per-
sonnel bill, will be $1,000, $50. This fact
is set out in a communication to the
United States senate from Secretary
Long, in answer to Il resolution of in
quiry introduced By Senator Jones of
Arkansas. Merging the line officers and
engineers. as is proposed in the BILL the
cost Of the combination would be 81
o65, 500, which Is $500 0c0 more than the
total of the present pay to both
branches. The increase in the pay OF
the marine corps is s1,22S,S3S. which is
accounted for by the increase in the
number of both officers and men. The
new naval appropriation bill also carries
an appropriation of Sill. sos for pay
of IL. 200 additional enlisted men.
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE senate has
passed a bill creating the office of ad-
mral of the navy. Rear Admiral
Dewey it is understood. will be named
for the office.
Pittsburg, Feb. IA man giving his
name as Frank Granger Coburn, a
United States secret service detective,
yesterday made affidavit before a notary
here. r. =. Nevin Jr. to a startling claim
regarding the war beef controversy
Coburn swears he investigated certain
matters and made report but that his
finding was not used. He says his offer
Of oral testimony was rejected from the
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VIII Share Jointly.

London, Feb. 13.-Italy and France,
says the Rome correspondent of The
Daily Mail, have agreed to share pos
sessions of Cape Dumeira, on the Ra-
heita coast, at the southern extremity
of the Red Sea. 1t is expected that
France will fortify her portion OF the
cape. In the opinion of the corre-
spondent. the British Notifications at
Perrin, in the strait of Bab-E FL Mandeb,
at the entrance to the Red Sea, opposite
the Raheita coast, will lose much OF
their strategic value by this Italian con-
cession to the French government.