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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-03-04
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-03-04
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05

MUSHROOMS AND SNAKES

Mushrooms are very good-somc-
times. We have seen men. women and
children go into ecstncics on finding
mushrooms In the fields and woods
and we almost envied the joy with
which they picked and reeled them, as
IL they were food for the gods. But
their likeness to toad-stoos and other
poisonous fungi is too strong for us,
and at the same time revolt and alarm
edible so difficult to discriminate from
a deadly growth that the only inialli-
BILE test Is to cat them, and, II you
survive, you may congratulate yourself
on having made II lucky guess.
Snakes come under the same rule. ap-
Parently The venomous ones kill: the
others are innocuous. We prefer 10
think that life is worth living that Is
contingent on the species of snake, or
conditional on any association with
| them. The mania-a-potu serpcnts arc
lovely and OF good rcpute compared
with any other snakes we have seen
or heard of lin the experience OF others.
OF course); and though we have seen
boys ana others wrap snakes around
their necks, or seize 4 black snake by
| the tail and snap his head off. we still
regard the whole scrpcntine breed as
descended from the one that hcgulled
Eve, and to whom God said: II viii!
put enmity between thee and the wo-
man, and between thy seed and her
seed; it shall bruisc thy head, and thou
shalt bruise his heel"
In very truth. the enmlty between
snakes and mankind Is one OF the
strongest proofs of the verify OF Holy
| Writ
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05

NO GENERAL PROSPERITY.

The Nirginan- Pilot has heretofore
referred with commentator to the
Hotel Lobby interviews Of the Wash
ingion Post. They are vastly enter
tanning. and are often valuable for in
formation not easily obtained than by
these interviews With chance visitors
from ail dircctions--some times from
distant quarters and strange people, OF
whom and of which very little is ac-
curately known. ii is in these informal
talks. too. that an intelligent visitor Is
able to throw aside lights on our home
situation that we rarely receive from
labored official reports, the big statis-
tics. or the partizan editorials of the
day: and we find here that Col. James
Hamilton Lewis, formerly member OF
Congress from the far State of Wash
ington, has recently been over the
South. making special observations in
Georgia. the CaroIinas and Virginia;
and this is part of what lie told the
Posts reporter:
Tbs manufacturing of the SOUTH" he
said. seems to be on the increase, and is
,prosperous--THE AGRICULTURE is
VERY MUCH DEPRESSED. COTTON.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05
NOT DEAD YET.

There is a very nice gentleman In
/, this town who differs with Mr.. Bryan
ION the silver issue,-but that is nothing
new. for he has done that for some
years; but he differs with Mr.. Bryan az
i TO the fact, whether the issue Is yet
esalivc, or dead. Mr.. Bryan says it is
!. alive and stronger than in 1896; the
dissenting gentleman says It is dead
and died as dead as door-nal in 1896
Now we would readily agree with our
ppst7mortem and obituary neighbor, but
for the fact that dead things do not
require so much trouble TO keep them
down and silent as silver evidently
does; and moreover funeral notices
I usually come from friends Of the de-
sceasedTnot enemies; and our friend
viii not deny that he is an implacable
Sfoe Of silver.
rs Mr.. Bryan has been all over the land
"a great deal recently. and he says sill
yer is very much alive; our friend (who
lives in Norfolk back -oGce) says sill
7yer5is dead and buried. We suspect
Our friends wish is The, father Of his
Il hough t; at any rate. we'll rely on Mr..
sBryan's bulletins as to the health of
ssilyer until he. himself is dead and
buried and he is fat and saucySS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05
Senator Plat, Of conncctlont sovs.

| 49, -
! agree with Senator Frye. who has
said In effect that Proyidencr has
placed us In the Philippines: that we
cannot retreat IL we would. and that
we must do our duty there MS one OF
the great civilizlng powers OF the earth.
1t does not seem to occur to either of
these pious and erudite Senators that
Providence also placed the Fnip!nos in
these islands. and long before the
Americans went there to fight the
Spaniards. Tho same Providence, too.
created these Filipinos equal with other
men. endowed by their Creator with
certain unalienable rights" among
which are enumerated .'life. liberty and
pursuit OF happiness" and that 1t is
TO secure" not destroy, '.these rights
mat governments are instituted among
men, deriving their Just powers from
the consent of the governed" we arc
also told, on high authority, That we
shall not kill wantonly, or without
necessity; that we shall not steal, or
rob; that we shall not bear false wit
ness against our neighbor, nor covet
his house. nor his goods, nor anything
that is his.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05

Capital. monopoly. trusts and banks
are fighting behind gold against silver,
the constitution. liberty, labor and the
people. We. the people," the Democ-
racy, are lighting for both silver and
gold. liberty and the constitution, and
for labor and free competition against
usurping capital. monopoly. trusts and
banks. While pretending to be the
champions OF n gold standard (Which
the constitution repudlates in favor OF
silver, and gold as our coin and legal
tender) against the free and unlimited
coinage or silver. the anti-Democracy
are really lighting for the free and un-
limited Issue of wildcat paper money
and the utter abandonment OF specie
silver isn't good enough; but lf the
Republicans win next year and their
programme be carried out, wildcat and
red-dog shinplastcrs will be our cur
rency. Mark the prediction, IL Nc
kinley be elected.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05
rc,ss.s
GOVERNMENT ( rs FOR ALLSsTEiE
PEOPl Fl y 3.

Tho Virginia. Pilot has no sympathy
With the brutal men Who mas sacred
the Bakers at Leoke City. S! C.Ss nos
have we any With an decentralization
that will force q persona non grata
into tho position OF post master In a
white community-a negro, who must
be most obnoxious in such q position in
any white community, without regard
to party. Nor has the Virglnian- Pilot
any defence or Dalllation for the brutes
who recently mobbed and mnimed a
white postmaster near Tampa. Fla.
for having appointed q colored assist
ant. The atrocities are abominable.
But why shall government or indl-
Tiduals provoke well-known, deeply
seated and long fixed prejudiccs by
wanton exercises of authority, as if 10
dare" the people?
IN these cases the Washington Post
advises the Federal administration to
usurp powers, and pursue the petty
game Of wanton tyranny Already begun
by the obnoxious appointments which
We're none the less acts Of tyranny, IL
they We're in accordance with law, or
Its letter. Says the Post:
The Postmaster General need only
apply In every case the policy he has
adopted toward Lake City-apply 1t
firmly. relentlessly and persistcntly-
and soon these detestabie rutIians Will
lind themselves rcpudiated nay, hunted
down and cxterminated. by the sub
stantial and responsible clements who
have to suffer for their monstrous and
inhuman niquitics. These atroclous
criminals form but Il small minority of
f1,r ,1.,ft l,r,t
terroriZe the lava biding majority that
none dares to resist or to testify against
them. But let the United States Gov
eminent once make II clear that all
communities which are VICIOUS or cow
artlly enough to yield 10 the lynchers
and assassins within their boundaries
Will he promptly and remorselessly eN-
cluded from the privileges to which
civilized towns and villages throughout
the country are admitted. and very soon
the hulliozer will find an enemy in his
rear and I've compelled to declare him
self an outlaw.
Yet the Post must know that the
Postmaster General has 10 more au-
thority for depriving the people of Lake
City Post Office or of the office near
Tampa OF their mail service on the
facts rs they are than If they had re-
fused to take Off their hats and bow
low to the postmasters appointed at
these Offices,
The truth is that the !arst error, or
crime. was in the deliberate provoca-
lions offered nj these officers by the au.,
thorities. These provocations. no mat
ter how inspired. were of that class of
plumbers that are said to be worse
than crimes. and if they have now re-
suited in most infamous reprisals. they
should not be persisted in as il rebels
had risen In resistance to q proper cX-
ercise of just authority. imperlinG the
government. We are free people. and
our government was never designed to
be perverted to an engine OF insult.
or provocation. or veXation, or annoy
ance of any of the people. Lei oil ad-
and officials remember
that
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05
/ EIGHT PAGES
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER $. 1899.
AMERICA HoMoGENElTY.

W Our foreign-bor population presents
"a subject Of much interest and import
Eance. and it's analysis as given by the
last census presents some surprises iof
81 all who have not kept close observa-
q ton upon immigration at our principal
( ports. The total of the foreign born in
habitants or the United States in 1870
{ was 9,249,547, or about one-sNth of our
entire population, white and colored. or
y,these Great Britain and Ireland contri-
buted much the largest number. or
\ 1922 ,911-Ireland alone furnishing 1,Sl,-
500. Canada and New Foundland are
credited with $50, 9S3.-which makes the
English speaking total of our foreign
i born people number 4.1o3,S94.
The Germanic Nations come next.
with 2.9S9,o93; of which 2.7s4,So4 come
from Germany alone. Mexico gives US
1883; Central and South Amer
lea. 6.1es; Cuba and the West
indies, 2s.25G; Belgium and Lux
semburg, 25,521; Switzerland, 2i,2OS;
the Scandinavian Nations, 933,2io (in-
Guiding Russia, Hungary. Bohemia and
sPoland)-The greatest number, 47S,04l.
coming from Sweden. The Slav nations
supply us with 51o.G2o: the Latin Ma
tions. 3l7.935; Aslatic Natious. (Chlna,
8Japan and India) 1928. Of which
ts1o6. GSS come from China; all other ma
stions. alps.
We suppose that the "all other ma
tions' will be given in fun detail later,
as we have no question that they will
reveal some curious facts.
@ We see. however. that we really are
no more homogeneous people than the
Fllippinoes. We are Celtic, Anglo
Saxon. Germanic. Latin, slovonc.
Scandinavian, Asiatic, African, Semitic,
Sc. and If the Filipinos are too dis
gabled by their lack Of "homogeneiiy" TO
DE a Republic, or nation. why does
{ IL not constitute n disability in our
case? There is no disability in It, at
! oil; nor do the differences OF race call
+ for any outside power to impose one
Srule on all in the East any more than
! in the West; they are all as much Fill
y tpinos rs we are Americans.
~ One Of the miracles of our growth,
ahowever, is the rapid assimilation Of all
bloods here; and but for great and con-
tinued immigration no distinction of
races could be maintained for more
/. than one or two generations.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05
Approved February 81, 1903


l. RESOLVED BY tho House OF Delegate, and Senate
minority OF the members elected to each OF tho
honses agreeing thcretol That tho following
% The Constitution Of Virginia hc and Is hereby proposed
and referred TO tho General Assembly bo chosen
heL general election of senators and members Of tho House
o. Dcsss,es for It's concurrence in conformity viii, tho
provisions of section Of article tnor said
tuition. namely: Strike from tho Constitution VirsnA
section two of article en which Is in the following
Article 10. section 2-Eo tax shall lie iinI.o.cd on
any Of ITO citizens Of this State for the privilege taking
or catching Oysters FROM thoir natural bedn with
ths waters thereof hat tho amount Of sales OF oysters
taS-n ~ any ctten In amy year may 30 taxed at
rate no. exceeding the rate of taxation imposed upon
ms other SPECIES OF property
hFscLyRp. That tho clerk OF tho House Of Dele.
gAtts or thu clerk Of tho Senate vacancy happen
In toh OF slid oces the prshdng ehcer OF either
of tho General Assembly. be authorized aud required To
cause this proposed asndment and these
Inhsish in nensl;rcr published each Of the
ol i'H Commonwealth having moTo than ten thousand ia
ahitAnt, once week as three consecutive monts PIE
Nicns 70 tue uEe Of chocting tho members Of tho
ASSEMBLY the next general election of senators aud
bcss Of thu lIonsa OF Delegates
REsoltEb. That the clerk Of tho House OF Dele.
gates ani the clerk 81 tho Ecnato be required to transmit
TO the Geneii Anemby TO be chosen OF the
cleeSsn q emtss q the House OF Delegate, and Senate
cshsi Of said proposed amendment and OF those
Ie;c!nons osether with certificates Of publication by the
tutess 81 the newspapers in which suid proposed
tnent thali haso teen published.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05
HON. JOHN +. HlXEY.
CThe Culpeper Enterprise.N

IN one of the bar-rooms of Culpeper
on Thursday night of the horse show,
4 prominent politician of Fauuuier. n
recognized leader and spokesman for
MIR. Martin was announcing in language
more profanc that polite that Congress
man RiNcy, for his independence in
supporting Governor Tyler over Mr..
Martin FOR the Senate. should not be
returned To Congress. and that he
would see 10 it that the FauQuier dele
CATION should not support him. This is
typical OF the attitude OF Martin men
and OF Martin methods. Whom they
can't buy or cajole they attempt to
brow-bcat and bull-d0Ze. But thank
God that our representative in Congress
Is proof against all such men and meth
DDS. and thank God that the people of
Culpeper stand back of John l.. RiXcv
and know him and admire his sterling
Qualities OF head and heart ana will
resent all such improper efforts to con-
troll his action, and we believe that
this action on the part OF Martins rec
ognized leader and spokesman will
arouse many good men Of Culpeper RI
vale for Tyler ana against the ring
who have been Indifferent heretofore.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05
SUFFOLK COLLEGE,
SUFFOLK. VA.
FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES.
FOUNDED IN 1860

LOCATION, beautiful In a refined, hos
pttablc. religious community or high in.
tclcctual culture.
BUILDINGS large and comfortable
with all modern appliances
ADVANTAGES, home life Christian in.
nucnces and thorough Instruction
COURSE OF STUDY. comprehensive I'm
every respect and in Instrumental and
Vocal Music equal In breadth and thor
ouShncsH TO conservatory courses
TEACHERS. among the foremost I'm the
land, earnest. enthusiastic specialists.
REPUTATION. fully established during
successful! career of thirty years.
ENPENSj;S the lowest possible.
TESTIMONIALS. OF the highest order
DIPLOMAS OF graduation awarded 10
full graduates.
Next session begins September 13. 1889.
address
SALLY a. FINNEY,
L. o. Box SS6. Suffolk. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05

TIL Observation-Disclosures Non,
leaves the r,6ut heTn ~ farmer Without
very littls.to sustain himself,"
That IS a brief plctGfe Z; but 4. is a
true and striking exhibit OF our fun.
danental Industry all over the land :
for wheat at theg.Northi and West.
though nominaily at 60 cents a bushcl.
does not net the grower as much as SO
cents on the average. With agriculture
SO ill-renuitted. there can be no general
prosperity in this country.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05

To corrupt the people. or deceive
them; To sell the Commonwealth, or be-
tray ii: and to estimate principles.
policies and persons by how much
they'll pay-thcsc are the practical
politics" Of the day, whereby
Vice prevails and evil men bear sway"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05
SPECIAL OFFER
MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

For Young Women and Girls. Thorough
ana complete course of study. EneIIsb
BrancheS. Languages, Art, Music, Eiocu-
ZION and Physical Culture. Session will
begin September the 9th
Miss VIRGINIA REYNOLDS
MISS MARY BUCHANAN RANDOLPH.
ror other information address caro- i. q
Ion zsi. Norfolk. Va. For personal inter.
view after September the list, call at tho
Hary WASHINGTON College. corner of
GTTamDy street and College Place. Norfolk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
THE SENATORIAL RACE.
AN OBJECT LESSON.
~ .
CThe Farmer and Fisherman)

CIhc Farmer and FiShtrman.)
Northampton county rolled up big
majority endorsing Gov. Tyler In the
primary last Saturday. This is no more
than we expected. and is u severe blow
upon the Martin ring and an object les
son also. The Light conducted 4 fear
less night to carry Mr.. Martin in the
county, but fell short OF success. The
people simply demonstrated that one
dose of bad medicine without satlsfac-
tory results is enough and that they
will not be forced or duped into any
thing against their own feeling. Peo-
PIE like fair play and recognition of
their rights and any movement unjust
~ ahridSing these will be met every
time with Il decisive blow.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05
'orr,cE OF CLERK or House OF pELEoAIEs.

!
Tho foregoing is cory OF joint resolution rroro,-
ing amendments to section. ono and two Of article
OF the Constitution Of Virginia. and providing publish
ing raid amendments and certifying tho thu
General Assembly. which agreed ~ during tho session
OF iSI93 by majority OF tho elected each
Of tho two houses ssd 20 recorded and which join,
lution approved by tho Governor March S9S and
is published In accordance with provision contained
therein. ','s-sss,s.,, e.',si IT II. BIGGER,
Clerk OF House of Delegates and Keeper Of tho Rolls
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05

The testimony is cumulative and
overwhelming from all quarters OF the
State that "the people are for Tyler.
but the machine is for Martin" That
Is Martins browning condemnation, as
1t is also the machne's-whlch has no
right to exist except as the faithful
servant of the people
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05
LeachG- Wood School for Youn1 Ladies
232 CRANKY STREET. NoREOt,K /,

222 GRANNY STREET. NORFOLK. VA
Twonty-eighth session begins October
md. 1899. Best advantages m ali de-
partments. Music, Art and Languages
specialties. y few boarders will be taken
Circulars at book stores
MISS AGNES DOUGLAS WEST.
,,, Principal
per i0th. After that date, for personal In
tcrvie". call at the school For further
ihformatio prior to September ION. adj
dress MISS G. WEST. Wadswocth. NJ.
1y2-su- 1taw-1m then-dy2rn
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05
oyrlcE or CL.ne OF HOUSE or DElkoArEs.

RicuuoSp. Va, July o5 1899.
The foregoing is COPY of Joint resolution proros-
Ing 70 .trk. from III; Contribution tho second clause Of
arue's ten and providing for publishing and certifying
the sano to the next General Assembly OF Virginia weh
was agreed to during the session Of s9ios by majority
OF the members elected TO each OF tho two houses
recorded and which joint re,ouon approved hy tho
Governor on February 3D. ls9S. and is published in
cordance with q provision contained therein.
r. II. BIGGER.
Clerk Of HOUSE of Delegates md Keeper Of Rolls Of
b. H.r.iolA.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05

We are to maintain Sultan and
his harem in Sulu at the cost of $4,000
year, by agreement between our gov
crnment and this royal subject of ours.
This is n curious result of Mckinley
Republicanisnl. which. here at home. is
said to be sadly torn up in It's mind by
the case Of Roberts. Of Utah.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05

nj EXPORT NEWS MILITARY ACAD.
IN ENVY. select school for BOYS ana
young men. Classical. Scientific, English
Teachers; beautiful location: superior adj
VuntaSes; uncxcellcd accommoda tons.
moderate rates. For illustrated CATALOGUES
Newport News, Va. Sixth ANNUAL session
begins Sept. 18th, 1899. jy14-wc. fl. su-2m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05
JOINT RESOLUTION

Proposing TO strike from The Constitution The second
clause 81 article ten and proriding for publishing
and certifying The same 10 The merit General Assem
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05

That such things do happen. is testi-
fled to by no less than Shakespeare
But the housing owl is still the owl
and not the eagle.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05

Old Polonius was not wise mar
but he said some wise things. as this
for instance:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-05

The eagle, tow'ring in his pride OF
place,
Is BY the housing OWL hawk'd ut and
slain.'