davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1899-12-21

And a company Of legitimate artists in
The following repertoire of plays for the
week of December %.
Monday Matinee ............ Arlstocnacy ,
Monday might, ''nhe FrOdigal Daughter
Tuesday Matinee .... The Galley slave .
Tuesday night ........ Jim, the Penman
Wednesday Matinee. "ROmeo and Juliet
Wednesday might IA Midnight Folly
Thursday Matinee "a Child Of state -
Thursday might .............. Diplomacy,
Friday Matinee ...... Farlslaln Iflncess
Friday might ..............''D ''Drifted Apart
Saturday Matinee IA Gigantic LIAR
Saturday night ............ The Plunger'
Prices, 10 20 and 30 cents at might; 10
and 20 cents at matinees.
CHRISTMAS PlRICES-Matinee. 10, %
and 30 cents. Night, 10, 20, 80 and so
cents.
Evening journal., 1899-12-21
GINS
RUNS
WHISTLES

TIrimble Blue Head, Cal. 34.5U; Qt, SI,1o
.Trimble Green Head. Gal. $3.50; ct. $3.50
Trimble Green Head, in bottles. S1.25
.Dillinger's Pure Rye, bottled in
bond full quarts, years old. ..$l.25
Hunters Baltimore Rye. Bottle, sl25
.Gibson's ....... lot. Bottles, Sl.25
Null Club ...............Ga Gal S3.f5
Null Club .Qt. Bottles. s1.00
Mt. Vernon .........Qt. Bottles, $3.50
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26

Kosa Polskiego, dotrsymanis = jsgo
sssony waronk6w s~ojusxu. wpiynis
uspokajajsoo M opinje " Jssohaoh
Nar6d ioh. pr.yswyo.ajony do kar
nosoi Polisyosnej, potrafi ssohowsc
dosy6 simnej krwi, aAsby ME smusic
swych rsprsssntant6w do uosynis.
MIA jakisgo nisroswstnego kroku".
Osiennik ten pisse dalsj, 90 haste
pujs:
nPrsyjswssy jake pswnik, e swis.
SEX prswioy jest trwaly. 70 stanow
ore of~iadossois Koia wpaynis isgo
dssoo ns o.soh6w, zapytsjmy . M
sssgo stsnowiska: 90 dalsj Gle sta
ME, jsasli nismieokie intrygi unis
mosli~ ia utworssnis parlsmentarns
90 gsbinetu prswicy. lub jsseli d.i
siejsse rssdy gsbinetu ursedniossgo
srws6 m~usisfyby diuasjs Co sis m.
sts6, js3sli We Wiedniu sastosowane
sostans irodki sprsso.ns I jssnym ,
~wyrazaym programem prawioy. o
partym M sprawisdHwoioi narodo
w~oIoiowejf Ot64, n~aturalnem m
.tepstwsm rsscsy bysoby prssjiois
Koia do prawnej, r~ssosowsj. ale
ostrsj opoxyoji. Csy obawis6 sie,
osy ovs.sm togo sobis Hycxy6 ma
myf Sumisnnis poviadamy, e
prseitcie Kola do oposyoji uwstali
byfmy ~ ksAdym kisrunku % rsso,
bsrdso s~sosslliws. Koao wysaugu
jscs sic ~wsxystkim l wssysikismu,
tIaci M wartofoi jake sojussnik 1 wi
dsislifmy, jak " oaisj oststniej SEA.
ohsrcs polityoznej niemoy M pswnc
HosyI, 70 = pomoos Ko&a rosbij,
prsvioe. Prsschodsso Z polityki o
portunismu do polityh sasad, Kolc
syskujs moralnis 1 M powsd.s.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26
%z Wojciechosoa.

Ma posiedseniu del. obchod6w M.
rodowyob, odbytsm " dniu 8 PAT
dsierniks, uohwslono uoxoi6 pamie6
uassego poety Juliusss Saowaokigo
u~rsadssniem obohodu 50tsj roos
uicy jego imisroi. Pc kr6tkiob
dsbasach postanowiono urzsdsic OBJ
oh6d dnis IL grudaia b. T., o godsi-
ME Smej wisosorem, vi hall Puias
kiego, n wstepnsm 10 osnt6w. Ma
programme mowy, spiswy deklama
ole. Zsrsssm donosse Gan publios.
oosoi, 10 oboh6d Listopadowy odbe
dsis sie dnia 20 listopada o gods. 8
wieo.. " hall Puiaskisgo. S.an. de.
leg atom donoszs, 70 pr.yssis posis
d.enis odbedsis sic " ponisdsia'sk,
dnia 30 pazisisrnika Z. b. l.. Dor
ssswski. presses; W. Flipowski, sskr.
Teatr anaatorski.
w nledsisls, ego listopada b. T.,
Vsy oddsiai Zwis1ku Miodsisfy Pol,
urssdsa tsatr smstorski " sail Pa.
iaskiego, kt6ry ~.spowiada sis lwiet.
ME. Odsgrans .ossans dwis kome
DIE: " zJcia Artyst6w" 1 " Mi.
iosoi". Pc prsedstawlsniu nsstspi
bal.
Baczn0st Rodacy!
q dniem IL PAT I.iernika bracis
W. 2. Psriowsoy prssnieili sw6j
skiad piekarski . pod nr. l49 w,
Blsckhawk Ut. pod mr.. 476 w. Chi
cago kvS.. gdsis utrsymujs pisrw'
s.sj klasy pisc.ywa, delikatssy, maj.
lspsse oukisrki, cygara, wislki Wy.
Dor tytoniu i tsbaki oras wyb6r pa.
Pisru ! ksjst6w sskolnyoh ola d.ieoi,
'owary baawatne, igty, Moi etc. Prsy
ka.dem .akupnis Il dolsrs dsj,
piskns p~odarunki ola d.isci. Me "a
pominajoie naswiska 1 numeru: Bra,
ola W. | 2. Psliowsoy Ska, 476 w,
Chicago Avsnus.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26
e K~alendarzyk
zabaw I 0bchod6w " Chicago.

Dnia 20 pazdziernika. Tow. sw.
Tr6jcy No. l przy kosoiele sw.
, Tr6joy. Wielki bal ola uozcze
mia 16ej rooznioy .~aloaenis tow.
" hall Walsha, r6g Noble / EN-.
ma al.
Dnia 5 listopada. Przedsta wienie
teatralne Tow. Sp. ,,Lirnik Pol.
ski, oh6r % Wv. S. P. " hall
Walsh'a. Odegrane bed.ie:
nKrakowiacy G6rale', slowa
Kamihskiego, muzyka F .Zareby.
Dnia 5 listopada. wielki bal tow.
Kr6la Mieczyslaws l. gr. 122 W
hall Walsh'a, ma rogu Noble
Emma nj.
Dnia 10 listopada. Sok6l Polski no.
IL. Prsedstawienie melodrama.
tn Cuba Libre" " hall Walsha,
r6g Noble j Emma.
Dn;a 30 listopada. Tow. Synowie
.Polski. Ct. 257 2. N. P, urza
dza zabawe " srode wieczorem,
29go listopada Nv willie Dnia
dziekozynienia) " dolnej sail
Schoenhofena, ma rogu Milwau-
kee i Ashland ave.
Dnia 81 grudnia. Tow. sw. Florja.
ma z parafji sw. Tr6joy urzadza
wielki bal " Sylwestra " willie
Nowego Roku) " hall Walshs,
ma rogu Noble / Emma nj.
Wojciechouo.
Dnia 5 listopada. Wy Oddzial Wv.
Mod. Pol. urz&d.a przedstawie.
ME t~eatralne " hall Pulaskiepo,
800 S. Ashland ave. Odeprsne
zostana dwie sztuki p. {. u ~.
ola artyst6w" VI mi}osci".
Dnia 20 ~listopada. Tow. Przemys.
lowo6w Polskioh, or. mr.. 8 u. N
P, ursadza bal " 19ta rooznice
swego istnienia " hall Puiaskie.
60, 800 S. Ashland ave.
Toson of Lake.
Dnia 20 pazdziernika. Wielki kon
cert Tow. op. Lutnia " hall
Kosoiuszko, r6g 4Sej Wood al.
Dnia 26 listopada. Sok6 Polski ma
Town of Lake. Przedstawienie
sztuki pDw6r i gromada" W ha-
Ii Kosciuszko" r6g 4Sej i Wood
nj. Pc teatrze bal.
Bridgeport.
Dnia IA styoznia. Przedsta wienie
teatralne tow. spiewu Zorza "
bali Kaiser'a, 1890 Archer ave,
Odsgrana bedzis sztuka ,,Czar.
towska lava. Pc ~pr.edstawie.
niu bal.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26
KrOnika miejscOwa.
Eu czci Szopena.

w Pr.yordobionej gustownie hall
sw. Tr6jcy odbyl sic " ubiegla
niedziele obchod so 81 rocznicy
smieroi Fryderyka Chopina. TAX
liczne chory Z roanych stron miasta
jak i solisoi oraz dyrygenci udowod-
Mill, IL by}o ich ~staraniem, jak mai
wspanialej uczoic panied kompozy.
tora, kt6ry wsiawii szeroko polska
muzyke pc swiecie i ME szczedzono
~szczeryoh starah, azeby wszystko
wypsd}o jak najlepiej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26
Przeglad p~olityczny.

Wiadomolci zupsinie wiarogod
nyoh o pr.sbiegu wojny " Trans
waalu brak dotyoho.as . rsoss
%, leo. ministsrjum wojoy " Londy
ME ukryws ostatnis dspss.e, nisogsa
s;ajac ioh publio.nolol.
Ziy to .nak! Pewnsmi sic dla to
60 wydajs ~donissienia telegraflc.n,
Re strony borrow, kt6rs pr.y.nsjso
ae v dw6oh oststnioh bitwaoh angli
cy odnissli mad mimi przswage, Wy
kasuja, 4e pomimo tyoh dw6ch Wy.
granyoh pct, cssk. anglicy ponisIl
straty olbr.ymis, 1 4s wojsks angisl.
skis " Natalu .ossafy pod.islons ns
dwis c.eioi, miedsy kt6rsmi komuni.
kaoja najsupeanisj sostaia prssoists.
Angislskie zr6dia same pr.y.nsjs.
zs jsoerai Yuls musiai oppsoic "
pofpisohu missto Dundee, sostawia-
jao swych rannyoh I .~abranyoh JET;
COW ma iascs wypadk6w. Kolumns
ocfneaa sic o IL mil "
glsb - niby dla u.yskania lepsssgo
stanowiska odpornego. Druga ko-
lumns wojsk sngielskioh pod jsns
raism G. White pomimo odniesions
60 zwyoiestws ME byis " ssanie pc
sunsc sic napr.6d I posostajs " La.
dysmith, gdsis sdsjs sic oozskiwsc
ua przybyois posiik6w . Ell.
ropy.
Tymc.assm wojska borrow lsozs
sie ! pod gt6wnodowodsscym jsne
Joubsrt sgromad.onyoh jest
obsonie do 11.000 borrow " tyoh
dniach moans sic spodsiswa6 DIAL.
'sych krwawyoh bitsw. Strsty an.
% oie4kis, sso.sg6lnisj 90
do liosby .abityOb ranionych Office
row. Zaisss drogo jus Anglia oiu.
piis chsc panowsnis mad Transwaa
lem.
Niemcy.
Cssarx Wilhelm wr6cl = Prus
do Poosdamu. w dniu
IL lis'opsds rsmisrss wyjsoha6 do
Dnia Q b. N. prsybyis do
Bsrlins " odwisdxiny do parry .
'kisj kr6lowa holendsrska Wilhsl
NINA. Prssa niemisoks vita miods
krolowe bsrdso ssrdscsnis, prIypo.
minsjsc dswne fsmilijns swisski 10
hsnzollsrn6w 8 dynsssjs holsnder
sks. Obiegajs tel pogioski, 70 jeden
3 miodsrych kuryn6w oesarss sosss
uis msf.onkiem krolowsj.
Sskrstarr sisou dls sprsv re
wnetrrnyoh hr. Baelow bswR "
Wiedniu, gdsis konfsrowsi diugo |.
BIZ. Go{uohowsklm.
Wislks ssnsaoje wywosafa " Pru
ssch wisdomofc, 70 baron Zsdlits .
Nsukirch, preres tax .wsnsj prus
kiej nSsshsndlung" powisrnik pa
ns MIqusls, podsi sic vrsssois do
dymisii - rsskomo pdls nsdwstlo.
nsgo zdrowia'. Jest TO niesswodnis
odvisdsio psns Luoanu
sa, ktory prsysiany rossai prses os.
'arzs do Bsrlins, ably sbsdsi dsiwns
dsisoniksrsks psns led
Wisdomc, 70 pso Zsdliss Wy
'sspowai y swyoh srtykuiaeh v ga
'eois Post" = p~rssoiwko ksnslowi,
: lscs dsiski prosskoji pans MIque-
., uniknss losu, jaki spotkai wssyss
rfrh innvoh upsodofkf. oc~,~-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26

FRYDERYK CHOPIN.
Odbyly sic diva odozyty; jeder
polski, kt6rym p. A,t2ni Markell
zastapi} p. F. H. Jab3ohskiego, gdy;
ten ME powr6ci} byi jeszcz. z sci
mu, a drugi angislski p. Jana F
Smulskiego, opisujscy aywot mistrz'
z~naczenie jego W swiecie muzykal
nym.
Glory ~starannie w~yuozone, wsp6l
ME Z ~orkiestra wywiszaly sic dcbrze
re swego zadania TAX W trudnyu
marszu aa}obnym jak i W ustepaot
Z nRequiem" Mozarta, kt6regc
nDies irae" najwieksze wywar3o wra'
aenie, a dyrygenci pragneli hold
zlozyc pamieoi Chopina swojemi
kompozycjami lub ukladami kompo'
zyoyj urozmaioajsc program. Ch6r
Panien Wanda" odspiewal z wdzie.
klein nKzy na grobie matki" ukladu
pana Mal}ka, Choir sw. Stanislawa K.
zajai sluohaozy kantata ukladu p.
Kwasigrooha, a i kantata p. Coral
skiego, Z kt6ra wystapii Choir sw.
Wojoieoha z parafji sw. Jacka, po-
dobala sic publicznosoi. z solist6w
szozeg6lniej odznaozyli sic: p.
Agnieszka Nering, p. Jan Kikulski
i p. FIR. Rosenthal, ale take j parma
M. Olszewska, parma An. Gawron,
p. Jan Knietz zaslugiwali ma uzna.
ME, a kwartet mezki. kt6ry odspie.
wal jeden z cudownyoh preludj6w
Chopina, bardzo podoba} sic publioz.
nosci.
Oryginalne kompozyoje Chopina
(niestety dwie tylko) odegraia pick.
ME ma fortepianie pani Jadwiga
Szkoda, ze przynajmniej
numerow programu ME po-
w~ierzouo jej do wykonania...
w og6le ME MONA powiedzie6,
ably oheci urzadzajacych ten
.onoert uwiehozone byiy oozekiwa.
nym rezultatem.
Dziennik Narodouy.
Wszyscy nasi ozytelnicy, kt6rzy
~jeszcze ME otrzymali O.
numeru pDziennika Marc.
dowego" moga sic zgiaszac pc tako-
Wy do biura Zarzadu z. N. P. W do.
zwiazkowym, pozamisjscowi zas
powinni zglaszac sic do OBJ. T. M.
.e~lifskiego, 2S9 N. Carpenter sir.
Room 8. Chicago, ILL.,, z~aiaczajao
jed~nooentowy znaozek pocztowy ma
|
Wozae Ola totoarzystp.
Wszystkie towarzystwa inkorpo.
W stanie Illinois powinny
sic do 1go listopsda r. b. do
stanu Secretary of State,
ILL., pc blsnkiety infor.
ksore pc wypelnieniu przez
towarzystw Powinny bye
zwr6cone sekretarzowi stanu. To.
wsrzystwom, ktors ME wype,nis tel
Iormalnosci, charter zostanie odebra.
ny. Do zadsnis o blanket nslezy
doiscryc przekaz ma jednego dolara.
y Wazne poSiedzenie.
Posiedzenie delegstow obchodo.
wych ma posnocno- zachodniej stronie
m.asts Chicago odbedzie sic W sobo-
IA, dnia % pszdzierniks, o godzinie
8mej w~ieczorem, " Domu Nv. N. P.
watne, DO wybor komitetu
do obohodu Listopadowego, wyma.
gaia obeonosci wszystkich delega-
low. j. J. Chrssnowski, sekr.
Zaoiddomienie.
Wspoiwiasciciel znanego skisdu
IA Milwaukee ave. Benson & Rixon,
ob. Benson, zmah W ubiegiym ty.
Firms Benson & Rixon
,gnys,owsc bedzie jednak nadal pod
em samem nazwiskiem.
= 6miaa grup chicagoskich.
Podsdssnie Gminy chioagoskisj
sic doia 20 pszisisrniks, o
'ods. 2 20 posudniu, v hall Posa
800 s. Ashland ava. = A. f..
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26

Thuna upsdf, by dad misjscs nows-
mu m~inisterjum, bsrdsisj nismisc.
kiemu duohsm. Duoh ten ukazai sic
ssrss ma wstepis prsss znissisnie
rozpcrradssnia hr. Bsdenisgo, 90
do r6wnoupravnisnis jeryk6w =
kisgo nismisokisgo " Csschsob,
gdris 10. prsyssso do powsanyoh "a.
burseh. Wobeo tsgo kroku nowsgo
minisssrjum Koao Polskie " psrls
msncis sustrjsokim postsnowiso ras
~nares1ois wyjsc ss stsnowisks opor
tunis'ycrosgo ! wslcsyc o .ssady.
Prasa gslicyjsks, jedynie Z wyjst
klein nSiowa' pochwslsjsc possa
We Koss " tel sprawie saohowujs
~uznsnis godns wstrremiezliwoSc.
Koso, wystepujso dsif prreciwko NO.
wsmu rssdowi, prowsdsic bed.is "
myfl uchwasy stronniotw prswioy
nssuralnie oposycje spokojns q.
miarkowans. Trudniejsse stsnowis
10 ma klub cseski, DO " Czschaoh
ro.goryczons ssussnis opinja domsg.
sic ossrsj oposyoji, . s~wsnsusInis
grsmialnsgo ssoAsnis msndss6w.
pPodobnsgo kroku = pisss .,Dsien.
mix Polski" dorsdss6 osschom nile
podobna ! jsstsimy prsskonani, 70
meskis. snsrgiosns saoho wsnis sie
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-13

LOVE OF MONEY VS.. LOVE OF
MEN.

Mr.. ]. Pierpont MorGan's offer to light
the interior of St. paul's Cathedral
London, England. with electricity, has
been accepted. ii appears. 1t is estimat-
ed that the installation will cost $25 900
-Richmond Dispatch.
If Mr.. Morgan would throw n little
more light upon his transaction with
our Washington administration, and
especially with the Federal Treasury.
we should know great deal more than
we do how our great deficit lover 500. =
600. 000) in Federal revenue came about
We wonder If 1t ever occurs to our
churches. colleges and other religious.
educational and charitable institutions.
that so readily lend themselves to the
putting and self gloriflcation OF money
mongers. to consider how the money
was made. which they SO piously ac-
cept. where it came from. &C.? Do our
Doctors of Divinity. Doctors of Moral
Laws and Doctors Of the Poor ever re-
fleet for a moment how their intimacy
and dependence on the Lovers of Mon
ey (whose cult Is the Root of all EVIL.
as the Bible tells us) may influence the
views and feelings of the people?
Money and the love of it prevail, and
wicked men bear sway" in all things
here below; and the necessary and log
ical result will be that poor men and
righteous men will be excluded from
all religious, charitable and education
al places OF power and trust. unless men
learn to love one another more than
gold, and to remember the poor" as
we'll as the rich. in their daily life and
Sunday worship OF God.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-13
THE "CHOICE" OF u. S. SENATOR.

In our news columns, as in duty
bound. we give the news about Govern
or Tyler's proposed candidacy for the
U. S. Senate as we give any other news
Of interest to our readers, and which
we hear from reliable sources: but Gov
ernor Tyler, we presume, reserves the
announcement of his candidacy to him
self Gf 1t Is to be authoritatively made),
and we advise our readers in this mat
ter not to be wise beyond what Is writ
ten by the Governor himself. or by some
one fully authorized by him.
We say this that neither the Governor
nor THE PILOT may be
too hastily taken to mean more than
political matters, yet in nubilous, unless
the public be duly forewarned against
their too easily besetting sin of jump
ing to conclusions where no real begin
ming has been made.
But we see that the movement in ia
vor of the Choice of u. S. Senators by
the people. so notably begun by the
Democrats of Virginia. is not suspend
ed. as the Ohio Association of Demo-
cratic Clubs. organized at Columbus on
July 18th, passed among other resolu-
tons, the following:
I'VE demand the election of United
States Senators by direct vote OF the
people,"
AS the people OF Virginia have not
abandoned the movement. they ought
to be nominating and instructing their
candidates for the next Legislature, to
be elected in November. At all events.
the next U. S. Senator from Virginia
will be the choice" OF the people Of
Virginia, whoever he may be.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-13

can never be effaced or dimmed by any
mischance. And the Incompatible beau
ty and grace and glory of this rescue
are exalted and expanded and enhanced
by the sense that universal manhood
and womanhood are vindicated by It,
though the rescued be proved unwor-
thy.
But the bare supposition OF his I'M
worthiness is as Incredible rs 1t would
be degrading to any who really enter
tain It, 1t is impossible. Misfortune has
thrice ennobled him. insomuch that his
traducers are trebly damned by their
foul fabrications which render him i'm
maculate by their very atrocity. JUS
tice at least. IL not mercy. should sa-
credly guard our fellow-men from our
hasty and ill-considered judgments.
and especially from those not founded
on right and truth. but upon prejudice
or hate, or on our obsequious Difference
to the prevailing cry, or our servile sub
mission to power, or our venal concur
renee with wealth and influence, or in
our cowardly instinct to go with the
multitude TO do evil. How egreglous is
our sin. even in our own estimation.
when our injustice brings apt and
swift retribution upon us in deserved
shame or in a loss of self-approving
conscience and honor, of which we are
so sensible when 1t is too late, or when
justice plies her whip to our injustice
toward others.
We all sorely need mercy, and If we
are not only unmerciful. but unjust
and cruel surely our own condemna-
ton must be fearful, particularly when
we unite falsehood and malice in pur-
suit of the innocent.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-13
A TRUE MAN.

Governor Tyler has some warrant to
be candidate to represent this State
In the U. S. Senate. IL the constitution
and the people still rule in Virginia. He
is not The Unknown Knight" nor "a
New Conner" nor "a Late Arrival"
nor "a Secret Nominee" nor "A Mid
Night Tunnels Candidate. "a Guy
Fawkes. with a Dark Lantern, Emerg-
ing from Cellar" nor any OF that sort
No: not he!
He sought the nomination openly
from the people. and the people gave 1t
to him and elected him Governor. He
has SO we'll served the public that from
every section OF the Commonwealth
comes the plaudit and invitation: "weIl
done. thou good and faithful servant!
thou hast been faithful over a few
things. We will make thee ruler over
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-13

THE VIRGINIAN-PI has no re-
spect for the Tammany Society OF New
York. notwithstanding its proclaimed
Democracy. II 1t ever was an honest
organization to promote Democratic
principles and add the Democratic par
ty to success, that was a very long
time ago: for it is known to most liv-
ing men. who know it at all. as an as
ISOLATION of spoilsmen. held together
by the cohesive attraction of public
plunder-the plumber OF the immense
swag within reach of the political
hands that rule and run the city Of New
York.
While the body OF its members may
comprise good men and faithful Dem
ocrats It's Chiefs, Sachems and other
big Injuns are usually band of thieves
and robbers. intent on nothing but loot.
Nevertheless. even such n body may
have a sudden honest impulse, that may
manifest itself in spite Of the official
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-13
SUPERIORITY WILL RULE.

Conquerors. heroes, orators, diploma
lists. statesmen, emperors. Kings. Pres
idents and Cabinets have all laid the
nattering JUNCTION to their souls that
they governed mankind. or ruled the
world; but in every case they were
more or less mistaken.-just as the peo-
pie. or the majority. in. a free coun-
try, are in error in claiming to rule. God
rules all and everything by
His sovereign will and prov
idence; and 1t is not rare
that he employs men comparatively OBJ
scure and powerless, or means and in
nuences of little note at the time. to do.
or undo, potentates and nations, or to
bring defeat upon dominant and AFRO
CANT movement. or to crown with VIC
.ory cause crawling in the dust.
Let no man, therefore. complain Of
Ignorant majorlties." or OF popular
crazes," or sectional prejudices." or Of
any mans "obstinacy." or cunning"
or money and rascallty." In the philo-
sophical sense. though not in the physi-
cal or political sense. force persists
and prevails everywhere. subject al
terious fore ordainment. Money seems
all-powerful to-day. but tomorrow the
people may carry all before them as
| autumn leaves are carried by a whlrl-
wind. While men slept, dreaming of
their money, or their tricks, or their
honors and achievements. an angel of
the Lord went from house to house,
from pillow to pillow. and interviewed
the voters. And so, when loud orators
are ranting. ward bosses treating and
the lobby-agents Seeing" the wavering,
or the men "for hire" public opinion is
forming and spreading from some quiet
man who never spoke in public and
never wrote n line for publication, and
on polinG-da public opinion sweeps
the decks and polls the victory.
Wealth. learning. virtue all tell at the
ballot-box. 1t is a mistake of learning,
or virtue. or wealth to limit them to
only one additional ballot for every
$4,000 assessed properly for taxes,-or
for very ten years over % years old,
because they always vote many bal
lots. and sometimes hundreds. or may
be thousands. The ignorant man, the
unpopular fellow. the vagrant and
loafer. the drunkard, &c. have but one
ballot respectively: but character ca
pacity and wealth generally vote early
and often.
There is sometimes very just objec-
lion to this voting by influence" that
1t leads to or is preceded by so much
treating" on part of the influential
person that 1t would fix a basis for n
charge OF bribery and corruption II the
liquor were not so bad as to forbid n
suspicion of that kind even with the
most inveterate old soaker. who is OBJ
served to hold his nose as he negotiates
the treaty.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-13
Cases like this one
can be successfully
treated at their homes

1 suffered SO much from Catarrh before
taking DIR. Firey's treatment that !
THOUGHT I WOULD HAVE CON
SUMPTION IL l did not soon get some
thing to euro me. WAS ALL THE
TIME CATCHING COLD. Tho leas,
change OF the weather gave mo a cold.
which often settled in my chest. MY
EYES BECAME WEAK and seemed to
have glimmcr before them had head
aches and dizziness and MY NOSTRILS
WOULD GET DRY AND SCABBY. In
tho mornings when 1 arose 1 would have
to gag so much to remove the mucus
from my throat that l would nearly vom-
it. had A TERRIBLE TIRED FEEL
ING IN'THE BACK and would get up in
the morning feeling as If had been beat
en- nearly to death. I suffered greatly.
too. from Indigestion. 1 am SO thankful
to be able to say that DR.. Firey's treat
ment has cured me.
l. N. LEGGETT.
Washington, N. C.
With J. T. Phillips
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-13
NOTES AND ., INiUNS.
THE RESULT IN KENTUCKY.
(From Atlanta Constitution.)

The result OF the gubernatoral con-
ventlon in Kentucky has been all that
could be desired, both in platform and
candidate. While the convention met
divided into three almost equal fac
tions, each of which had for it's stand
ard-bearer a man worthy of the nomi-
nation, it went finally to the youngest
of the three, Hon. William Goebel. a
stanch Democrat and a man of activi-
ty and zeal. The unanimity with which
the convention finally rallied to the
nominee effaced any bitterness which
might have grown up during the long
and excited sessions of the convention
The noisy demonstrations which the
news dispatches described so graphical
ly were simply the evidences OF the
zeal with which the average Kentuck-
ian is animated. They meant that the
men present were good followers, and
that when they reached a result they
would be equally as good in abiding by
it.