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The Washington bee., 1899-01-14
HOWARD UNIVERSITY.

The death of j. B. johnson,
secretary and treasurer of Howard
University, makes a vacancy in
that institution. As this is strictly
a colered institution, we are of the
opinion that some competent COL
ored citizen ought to be appointed.
We are inclined to the opinion
that DR.. George FL. Richardson.
at present trustee of the public
schools; Hon. John P. Green,
Milton NJ Holland, l.. c. Bailey
or Major G. A. Fleetwood would
be acceptable to the people. Let
us demand the appointment of
one of these gentlemen. We are
entitled to the place and ought to
have it.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14
ASHLEY M. GOULD.

The appointment of Mr.. A. M.
Gould OF Maryland as one of the
assistsnt District attorneys brings
to the office of the United States
Attorney, one of the brightest
young lawyers in the State OF
Maryland. Mr.. Gould is a man OF
ability and will no doubt make
successful prosecutor. The retire.
ment of Mr.. Baker from the Dis
trict attorneys Office IS to be
regretted MIR. Baker was very
much liked by the members OF the
bar. District Attorney Davis has
a successful acquisition, however,
In the person of Mr.. Gould.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14
A PARTY IN NAME.

The question that is being sefl-
ously considered by the negro Is,
is there republican party in ex-
istence or is it a party IN name
only and not in principle? ? From
existing circumstances, we are OF
the opinion that the republican
party that once existed has passed
away with the great men that
represented the principles of that
party. These men believed III
human rights, and personal liber
ty. The party of today which
claims to be the republican party
is party represented by profes-
sial politicians. The negro might
as well learn first as last to adopt
himself to circumstances and the
which confronts him.
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THE RESOLUTIONS,
The resolutions are as follows:

The resolutions are as follows:
CT. We favor better public schools
and longer terms, and demand that
the white mans taxes be used for
white schools, and the negro's taxes
for negro schools and condemn as the
rankest injustsce that an inferior race
of ingrates that pay less tnan per
of,the taxes should hBve equal school
privileges with the white race, who
pay over o5 per cent of the taxes.
20. We favor vagrancy law being
made so strict in its application that
the great horde of loafers infestine
our eastern towns will be forced to
work for themselves or for the public
on the county roads, and we pledge
ourselves to support such action.
IS. We favor the refusal of work
and homes to vicious or troublesome
negro politicians.
"a. We favor the sternest social and
business ostricism of offensive white
republicans, and believe thev are the
vilest enemies to our state and county,
NoNEGRo MILITARY COMPANY.
"5. We favor a more liberal allow
anCe OelnS made to the state guard
and that its members and efficiency be
increased; that any negro companies
now existing shall be disbanded. and
that hereafter no negro military com
panies be allowed organization.
"6. We demand such chance in
the state constitution as will ert;r.Iv
eliminate the negro as a factor IN
North Carolina politics. ~ IA
81. We demand that corrunt off
cials be impeached, and any memhar
of the general assembly who has been
convicted of a felony shall be exneIIed
from the legislature. Npeiieu
SO. We commend those railroads
factories and large mills that sre oauS s;,s
ing preference to white over neSro
labor. ei negro
"e. We favor an amendment, 20 ~
law regarding the Carrying of concea, ~ sne
ed weapons so that license Iesi- n;II al
quired for the carrying of the a sau pe
proceeds for the sale of licenSo same,
the public school fund.- ~ go
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14
Gl We 1T A TRIAL

and it will do the rest. Price 500 per
bottle: or 3 bottles for 81 20. Sent So
'urely packed TO any part of the world.
SPECIAL-Any person ordering 8
BOTTLES OF Angeline will receive % Q
premium . package OF BlOdsu's COcOs
Almond Cream. Amy person ordering
Q bottles OF Angeline will receive
harris Hair StraIghtener FREE.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14
What ANGElINE VIII Do:

1:-Angeline viii positively MAKE
kinky and stubborn hair straight. One
application will prove TO you OOnolu.
slVely, that there is efficacy in 10.
2.-Angeline will stop the Hair
from falling out or breaking of, and
Will give TO you an abundance OF sOit,
phable, straight and glossy hair.
S.-ADgeline will actually make
hair grow.
4-Amgelino will cure Eozsns,
letter, Dandruff and all the destest.
able diseases Of the Scalp.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14
HORN. THE TAILOR.

Among the most enterprising men
IN this city, Horn, the tailor, is num-
bered one of them. For industry.
energy and an up-to-date tailor, Horn
surpasses any in the city. No man
should pay fancy price for suit of
Clothes when he can get the same suit
Tor 25 per cent less and made
from imported goods at that. lust
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
F SPECLAL NOTICE. -A

There are regular authorized COL
lectOrs in the employ Of THE BEE
Printing Co., and aOhen they call to see
delinquent subscribers they are re-
gHssked TO pay them. and not gfve the
sxease that "tAey sOih see the Editor. !"
The Editor has no time TO see the sub
scri6ers, and ii IS oped that his
friends and the patrons If THE BEE
0iH pay tie Collector aOhen he calls.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14
RETROGRESSION IN NORTH
CAROLINA.

We publish in another column
the resolutions prepared by the
democratic committee of North
Carolina to be presented to the
legislature for its Endorsement and
action thereon. Taken as a whole
the resolutions constitute an ep-
ltome comprehending at orce all
the rancor, injustice, tyranny,
recklessness, vilIany and barbarism
which it is possible to compress in
the few terms or to concoct within
a decade. As an expression of civil
lzation; the sentiments are but one
short remove from the most abject
and savage barbarism, thu differ
ence simply being that they propose
to do by unjust laws and under
speclous forms of authority what
sayages under the circumstances
would do by open violence and
bloody deeds. 1t is first proposed
to withhold from the colored peo-
pie the means of receiving an ed
ucation at public expense by ad-
lusting their educational facilities
upon the basis of the amount of
taxes they pay, declaring it the
"rankest injustice to accord
colored people equal advantages
with the whites. This is indeed
an anomalous position to assume
In republic where the doctrine of
"the greatest good to the greatest
number" is declared to be a GEN.
tral and controlling influence
The proposition to apply a tax,
which can be levied by the public
only for public purposes, to
private or class use, is a PROPOSE
ton to commit, theft as wicked
and culpab.e as it would be to rob
bank or steal a horse. The theory
which would justify the whites in
appropriating the taxes paid by
themselves to their own especial
use and behoof will Justify the col
ored people in doing whatsoever
they would with the taxes thew
pay. The theory in either case is
prsposterous revolutionary, vicious
unconstitutional and uuiust
Besides, it is worse than anarchy
TO assume that the taxes paid con-
stltute the largest or highest con-
tributlon to government or society
It's true that taxes furnish the
means of revenue for the support of
the outward forms of government.
They pay for police service and
the hire of other public agencies
which guarantee protection to the
propsrty-and interests upon which
the taxes are levied and which
afford restitution for or an equiva-
lent OF the imposition laid. But
taxes are not levied for the purpose
Of protecting property alone. They
constitute revenue to be applied,
when rightly applied, toward the
maintainance of law and order and
the enforcement of an implied guar.
snty of equal protection to life
liberty and the pursuit of happi.
ness OF all, without regard to race
color or condition. The taxpayer
may be and is useful functionary.
But that power which is able IN
produce the wealth upon which
taxes are levied is by far the most
useful factor and the proper basis
upon which to accord rights and
privileges.
Ii the white man pays the taxes
the colored man performs the labor
which is represented in the wealth
upon which the taxes are levied
In other words the white man q.
the South is being enrichad hv =.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14

think 1t. lfyou want a good bus
mess SUIT made TO order for one-half
the price You would pay elsewhere.
horn, the tailor, is the man to see
ne mas only the expert cutter and
hitter IN the city. If yon doubt this
statement go and have yourself meas
ured. Horn, the tailor, 637 F sreet.
northwest.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14

DIVISION oE SCHOOL TAXET, DISBAND-
MENT OF COLoRED MALTA.
CHANGE IN CONSTITUTION.
Special Dispatch to the Evening Star.
Raleigh, N. c., January 6.-The fol-
lowing is copy OF a series of resolu-
tions which have been received here
for presentation to the Legislature, aud
which will be laid before that body
at the first favorable opportunity
they may be regarded as expressing
the sentiments of the democratic man.
ayers on the subject TO which they re-
fer, and suitable legislation to carry
them into effect will, it is believed, be
enacted.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14
$50 REWARD

The Ange,ine Pomade Co., will give
q reward OF FIfsy Dollars TO any and
al persons VINO use ADgeIine and sf-
Ter giving it thorough and impartial
trial, will make an affidavit tnas An
geline contains any injurious ingrs
dients.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14
BlOdaa'S Cocoa Almond Cream q : tsI!s .8s

nc1ent spr hcasion for ChaOped Hands, Fsce .,
Lips, SunouRn or Tan. NOurishes. purines seo
brightens the complexion, rendering the sEa
smooth and y, fVety and impsrtinE s rosy iresI.
mess. Gentlemen will be delighted with iES a =,
fecs after shaving; and ladies will be plessyso
with it as valuable adjunct in arranging snSa
toilet Sent By mail 10 any part Of ths WORN
~ receips OF 25c
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14

poorly palu iaDOr OI -tHe CoioAC'
: man and hence the latter not onl
pays all of the taxes levied, bu
has a just claim upon the Whit
man for such snug sum as would
if paid, render him happy and in
dependent. The colored people O
the South not only pay all of th'
taxes necessary to meet the expenses
of government, but they pay for the
very food and clothing of the lord
lY vagabonds who take pride in
the fact that will not work. They
rob the colored man in order 70
obtain the means of buying the
products of the invention and
labors of the yankee, whom they
mortally despise, not because he is
a republican, but because he is
a superior person in all that deter
mines the greatness or goodness of
people. The statement that only
five per cent of the taxes are being
paid by the colored people of the
state is designed to mislead the
northern people and to make 1t
appear that they are not only poor,
but are improvident and lazy and
hence it is suggested that strict
vagrancy laws be enacted to en-
force industry, especially in the
eastern counties of the state. The
fact is that the whites are the idle
and lazy people of the South and
that If vagrancy laws are needed
the whites would constitute the
principal element to which the
laws could justly apply. There is
also a most strange coinciden ce be-
tween the necessity for vagrant laws
in the eastern counties and the
fact that those counties are over. !
whelmingly repub
The monstrous farce Of Justify
ing the disfran chisement of the
colored people on the ground of |
their ignorance, poverty and in-
dolence while insisting upon with
holding education and commend
ing and encouraging the denial of
employment to them, is one which,
but for the pertinacity of the
hellish spirit which inspires it
would excite our scorn and de-
rision. 1t is transparent but
CHASTITY. AS it is we can only stand
and wonder that class of men
Of such fine and high sounding
pretentions could be of such pusil-
Luminous and despica5le dimen-
sions. North Carolina has set her
face backwards. The late Sena-
tor Vance was friend and cham
pion of the cause of the education
Of the colored people; Waddell and
Daniels are the exponents and
promoters of the doctrine of igno-
rance. Vance believed in and
insisted upon the largest opportun-
ties for the employment of the
people; WaddeIl and Daniels
would produce a race of vagrants
,r convicts: The co.ored man is
10 longer a slave. He has tasted
.reedom, liberty, the energizing
Influences of education and refine
nent. The spark of patriotism
has been kindled into flame, his
Talor is renowned and his interest
n principles, measures and men
s ever increasing. North Carolina
nay attempt to turn back the tide;
,ut the irresistible movement of
he national conscience will forge +.
is way onward. over the wreck of
oily, madness, tyranny and hate,
until justice and manhood-rights
ire guaranteed to all without
'egarG to race, color or creed.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14
THE NATIONAL RACIAL PRO-
TECTIVE ASSOCIATION.

In Il v L <1OOOSlh u kON.
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS ADOPTED.
This Association shall be known as
the National Racial Protective Associ-
alton.
OBJECT.
The object of this Association shall
be TO protect, encourage, help and de-
fehd our race alorg all lines.
OFFICERS.
President, One Vice-President from
each State, Territory and the ID. c.,
Treasurer, Secretary, two assistants,
Corresponding Secretary, Attorney
and Sergeant-at-arms.
DUTIES.
The President sh II preside at all
meetings, in the absence of the Presi-
dent, one of the Vice-Presidents shall
preside.
The Treasurer shall hold all moneys
which may come into his hands; no
moneys shall be paid out unless it is
ordered by the Association or the Ex-
ecurive Co nmittee (which shall do the
business of the Association, when said
Association is not in session.
The Secretary shall record all of the
proceedings of the Association. He
shall keep a book which shall be open
at all times to the members of the said
The Corresponding Secretary shall
do all of the corresponding with other
bodies.
The Assistant Secretaries shall act
when the Secretary shall be absent,
or when called upon by him.
The Sergeant-'t-arms shall keep
order and shall eject all members or
persons who fail to obey the presiding
officers.
MEMBERSHIP.
All persons who desire to become
members shall go before Committee, |
who after satisfying said Committee |
shall pay the sum of One(SI .ool dollar. /
The following shall be members after |
with the above.
I. All Pastors and ordained Minis |
ers Of the Gospel.
2. Each Church shall be entitled TO /
wo (2) members.
All S, cieties and organizations
whose object shall be for the helping
md uplifting of the negro-shall be
Untitled to one member.
Individual membership shall con-
lst of any one who wishes to become
member ter he or she shall comply
With the al We article and the paw
nent Of one ollar.
COMMITTEES.
IN Executive Committee which shall
onsist of one from each State, Terri
DRY and the ID. c., who shall be ap-
ointe by the President of the said
The duty of this Committee shall be
D act for the Association, when said
association is not in session. The
irst-named on said Committee shall
e the Chairman.
There shall be standing Committees
$ follows: On Morals, Education.
Iood Citizenship, EMPLOYMENT,
tranQerS, Business. Finance, Racia-
'evelopement, Christian Develope-
lent, Social Developement,, Tene-
lent Houses, Committee on Inter-
tate Correspondence, Outrages and
This Association shall use "Cush-
Ig's Manual"
Thirty days notice in writing shall
ways be given at any regular meet
lg OF the Association, for any amend
Ient 70 the Bylaws and Constitution
the Association and shall require a
Vo-third vote of quorum meeting of
lie Association.
A quorum shall constitute one-third
the members present.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14

lake" prepan.
tlons on th
market tO-day.
There is NOS 4
particle Of vase
line enteringin.
to its OOmpOsi.
sion. tits mads
from ingrsdisus
entirely differ
ent and distincl
from anYthinR
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14
Worth Its Weight in Cold

AEgeline Is not made Of highly
perfumed vaseline like q great many
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14

Anseline :s: :.; !; e; e; 81 ;ss :! !;:.: :
orlstly and undesirable suits Of hair,
Angene y: =; $;:s; ;'s:s e .4:: =: Sc: :: CO; %
the market OF the world, as a perieciIy
pure harmless discovery that will bruR
JOY TO any persons heart, in need o. h
if you will but give it q trial.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14
Ihe Harris Hair Straightener !. "a a9sI q

IuC ndIIIS ndII OlldlgHleDCl ssed toSur'
pass everything for les intent or purpose ~ ~
celyed medal nc the Tennessee CenIe13Isss
ana We DeaTttly recommend IL. This oSssnS
ener used In connection with Angeline o,Ips ~ ~
grand results. For sale by this hrm, prlce fi'0'
No goods viii be sent O. o. D. The Psics
must accompany all orders or no sttenr,Os
vii De paid 20 it. In ordering always .toOs inS.Os
money Order. or Registered Letter sls1 a
sken with orders not exceeding 500 SEM 5g
extra IN st&mps ifyou want your order n
mall TO partially cover the ex'r" -.
mailing. otherwise IL win be yIsss.Ilv
An lcorrespondence for I'M >nssi'A'
answered.
AGt NTS WANTED EVER HEBE'
Special Inducements 70 you LADIES' 80
>ensiemen. Write for terms
GUARANTEE-we xuarSnr o retuSd
moneys IL AN9ELINE - ID aEesenseS1 a.
safe and immediate shipmFpf 81 goO3'
oereo 10 also guaranteed. A. sss
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14
DEMOCRATIC PLAN.

FOR CONSIDERATION BY
THE NORTH CAROLINA LEGIRLA-
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14

In the market to-day and is compound.
90 by competent Chemists.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14

RESTRICTING NEGRO PIVHGES
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14

Augustine 423, 9TH street, north
west, is where you can buy anything
in the toy line. 1t is one Of the great
est houses in the city. Just visit his
place.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14

This Association shall be known as
the National Racial Protective Associ-
alton.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-30
CARS COLLIDE
AT SEATTLE
Passenger Train and Electric
Car Came Together and One
Passenger Is Killed.
MANY WERE BADLY HURT
The Accident Occurred al a Crossing
and Accounts Conflict as 10
Who Was 10 Blame.

SEATTLE May 70 The local passenger
traln u tho Northern Pande ana the
lGrant stree, electric car eollldcd near
the Washington iron works today. prG.
clpiiatlng about % passengers into The
bay
! one passenger y, Broad. died on the
way 10 the hospital Another passenger
NAMED uonedHz vas seriously. II not
fatally injured somo Of tho other par
zeHRcrs were seriously hurt Tho water
where tho people were thrown into tho
bay was abpu, q feet deep and II was
almost a miracle that some Of them
wrfe not drowned. 50 far aA known
every passenger II accounted for. Harry
sharp. tho mo,ofman. saved his life by
jumping Sic struck against fence and
It w reported he had two ribs broken.
The accident occurred nt a crossing II
il not clearly understood how the accident
occurred. a. the stories conflict. The
rai.road company has the right Of way
at tho crossing bu, It seems that the
gates we're not down The moiorman saw
the traan coming but It was too late to
stop The track was very slippery. Tn"
parsengrrs saw the train coming bu, c1.
prrtod che car to stop every moment
firoai. tho man who died from his IN.
jnrtea was struck b. the locomotive. lie
was thrown into the bay. and, though
terribly injured grabbed a pile. and seeing
another passenger about TO sink he grnt-
bed him with his free hand and held
him until both could be drawn out
Tho following il the list OF injured:
a E. Hope. Georgetown. lef, arm
crushed
frank nomdua south Seattle. leg
broken
Duncan brown, Georgetown, badly
brulsei about the back and arms. and
cut over one eye
George brown South Park, slightly
injured.
u. y. Bull, Goprgciowu. nose broken
and head cut
= Mcl.con. South Seattle. wrist sprair.
ed side injured. head and face cut.
--. Kramer. Georgetown. bruised
about the body.
~ = Henry. South Seattle. bruised
about the body,
Mrs J, Pwcrs, South Seattle. bruised
about the body.
George Iindofr. South Seattle. head cut.
W. Summer. South Seattle slightly
bruised,
Carl Fickolsen, Georgetown. head cut,
Jack Newman. Georgetown. cut and
bruised
Daniel Van De Water South Seattle,
laborer. cut on the head.
H. ". Prouty, slightly bruised.
Frank sharp, two ribs broken.
Martin Midlcstcad. bruised On the
body.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-30
Captain Charles lay Pays Trib-
ute to Volunteers and Regu-
lars In Philippines.
ARMY ENTIRELY TOO SMALL
With One Hundred Thousand MeH Ne
Thinks ISLANDS Could Be Con-
qBere1 In Thirty Days.

CHICAGO, May 9.-Cap,ain Charles
b. Gay. II the Seventeenth infantry, a
grandson of Henry Clay. and a hghter at
Santiago. has returned from Aapla on
sick leave
lie WAS wounded near Malolos On the
9th n March. Il days after the landing
of the transports. The bullet entered his
neck ana has not been extracted He
went last night to his home 10 Iexing-
ton. Ky, but expects 70 90 to New York
Immediately for treatment
Concerning the war In ihe PoiAppines,
he said:
Volunteers vie with the regulars for
galantry. The herolsm o. both Is su-
perb. The First Nebraska and Twentieth
Kansas regiments are equal 90 any o.
Earth. And the war nov going on Is as
dlhicul, and magnificent a passage OF
arms ~ any In our annals, A handful Of
men there are waging war there
against incompatible odd-. with 900
or 1000 men we could sweep the isiand
in D days and avert the Tremendous NOR
iality that is now as certain as fate.
I General Lawton had the eye Of the
ro.dier when he said .acO men We're
seeded. We have not troops enough TO
occupy what We conquer The place at
which was wounded had been taken
three times before and abandoned as
many times because We had not the force
TO hold II. That Is the case everywhere.
Manila Is a great city. full Of thousands
OF men ready 20 rise az moments no.
tice. II eequlres 1900 men to ho'd down
Manila. Some 500 ars in hospitals or
useless. and that leaves barely 15.OOO men
to beat the FllIplnos in the he.d and hold
what Is gained.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-30
AMERICAN RULE A FlAsco.

spain believes that American rule In
tho Philippines will prove fiasco. Spain
also believed It utterly impossible for
America 10 whip her. After a vigorous
argumen, Spain changed her mined on
one point and she may yet on another.
There is no more chaace OF Americas :
calling TO do what she has made up her
mind TO do than there is OF Hostetter's
Stomach Bltters falling TO cure any
stomach trouble. or any disease arising
from a weak stomach. The Bltters is
an American remedy which never has
faEe,--which cannot faii It has cured
more cases Of constipation. indigestion.
malaria. fever and ague liver and kid
rey troubles than any other remedy. All
druggists keep It. II win cu. you.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-30
TIMBER LAND ACT. JUNE 8 1873
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


United States Land Office, oregon
CITY, oregon, April LIST, 1899
Notice is hereby given that in COM
p.iance with the provisions Of the act
OF congress OF Jun, 3, 1878, entitled IAN
Act For the Sale of Timber Lands in
the States OF California, oregon, Ne
vsda and Washington Territory" as ex-
tended to all the public land states by
act of August 4, 1892, Robert NJ. Cobban.
OF Missoula, county OF Mssoula. state
OF Montana, has this day h,ed In this
office his sworn statement, No. S,O96, for
the purchase Of the S. w, u of section
No. II in township north, range 9
west, and will ofrer proof to show that
the land sought is more valaable for Its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim to
said land before the register and re-
ceiver of this office at oregon City, Ore
gon, on Friday, the S0th day of June, 1899.
He names the following witnesses:
John Finley, of olney Clatsop county,
Oregon; George Mcfarland of olney.
Clatsop county, oregon; Elmer f.
Thayer, Of Portland, MultnOmah county.
Oregon; Christ Peterson. Of O.ney, Clat-
sop county, oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above described lands are re-
quested to file their claims in this office
on or before said SOth day Of June, 1899
CHARLES B. MooREs, Register.