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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-17

No matter how Miles treats Eagan he will be for
given if he never consents to arbitrate the thing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-17

There is one consolation: some Senatorial contests
IRE in worse state than ours.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-17

1t is to be hoped the Examiner will permit the re-
ception to Shafter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-17

Speaker Wrong won't do it again. He won't have
a chance
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-17

There is a chance Tor this to be changed After the
colonel has acknowledged defeat and withdrawn the
men whose names are there may in measure redeem
themselves by voting for good candidate.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10

Mm 2. Muauit in Ganal Dober ein
s Monate altes aino pDn s. 81.
6batp.
Nm 5. Musuit in llbridsbile Mn,os
Niten. i'm utter BON "A Sabren. an ben
Golgeil 0er @rippe. vt binterldEt cine
trauernoe gittipe unb flint Ginber.
Mm 5. Mnsnii in. lllrihspille Mill,=
am Ramien in. Utter BON 93 Sohrei,,
2 Monaten ,,nb 10 9aaen. an eiiieni
5hIn9anfafl. Der Beriiorbsiie mar
aus Srlano ae6iirtie, tam aber fholi
gans jung. nod ben Ber. Staaten.
Mm 5. Mnenit in Canal Doper pbi-
lip 2abm on ben Iolsen zines Gonneil.
Iiihs. Der @eriiorbene. Elm aaaenein
9eabteter Biirser, mar IS Sabre aft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10
BoIinar.
Muault ben 4, 1899

NuyuIt utlt t.s 1903.
| Wtrtber 8enbadter !!
Mm 80. nno 80. b. W. mirD bier Die
jdbrlihe Gonpentipn aGer Sueenober=
eine (@hriftian @noeapDr) bon Suscara=
uas @ountD abgebalten tperoen. Gbon
jebt iperben 8Drbsreitnugen 9etroffell,
um es ben austudrtieen 8eiuderit 10
beauem ,uie mOglid gu MAIDEN uno Dor
Nlem 8aiffreunoihaft 3n iiben.
llniere Greunbin Grau Miller. tpelhe
ipie I. 3. aemelbet. in ihre alte 0eimatb
in Der 5dweia sereiit lit. bat ibre pieIen
isreunoe babier benahrihtiet. baB es
nit ibrer @eiunobsit etipas beier aebt
uno es ihr reht gut 9efdllt. Sic be-
Iinoet iih ae9entpdrtig in Der 0eil=Mn=
ifalt glat!er in Nppenjea nit nod SO
Perfonen. mebr ooer tpeniaer leibeno.
Sic ipriht iid iebr lobenb aus, iiber
8erpflegung un0 8emirtbung. SD
ipiQ ihre e;aenen Morte tpieoerbolen
Wir eiien 5 Mal ben 9ag, mas gut lit
uuo 9enua, quite Betten, llnterbaltune
unb por Nllem bic quite. friIhe 2uft.
Herner ibreibt lie bon NusHiieen in bic
gerae, !: 90 an bet 3abl mapten einen
Nusflu9 nit Wa9en nod Dem 2ufttur=
ort ct. Nntonis. Die MusInt mar
pradtuoG. bic 2uft berrl.1 unb Der
Wein gut. Cine anbere Musfabrt un=
ternabmen 20 an Der 3abl na1 @op=
penlob uno beriihrten bic D0rfer Quit,
Sufferau Goa mo- Der Ghein cine anoere
&ihtuns erbalten ioll) Dornbiren, bis
binanf nod oem Staufeniee. Da mar
|es berrlih stpifden Gelien in Der
suten 2uft, i'm Sonnenidein auI 3u=
bebdnten Elm paar Stunoen al ralten.
Damn sing es tpieoer aus Ocferreih
5uriid in Die gdmeis. no uns Elm @uts=
beiiber 9iid Die n0tbiae grquifuna
bra1te. = Sic ldbt Mne uno Seben grii=
BEN, iast aber bonn 5eimfemmen
ni1ts. a
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10
0emitter TT 0oltttes ,tno SttS=
caratudS Notttttt1.

2ebte @ode aogen fdpere Gtiirme
iiber oas sanae 2ano unb aud unlere
Geaeno iunroe ni9t BON oenIelben
ueridont. Nm Donnerfaa soa Elm
ihueres 8eipitter iiber Die 8eaenb bon
Winesbers, Miobletotpn, Berlin uno
Carlisle in 0Olmes unb GbanesoiIe III
5uscaraipas gountp. SIN Der Ndbe
BON Carlisle idlug Der Blib in Die
Sheune oss Garmers yiittifofer uno
bieielbe brannte pollItdnoia uieber. tuo=
BEL Elm pferb in ben Glammen umtam.
sSn Der Ndbe bon Berlin fblua Der
glib III Die Sdeune zines Mannes Na=
mems Srnidel uno aud bel Miooletomn
ging cine Sdeune infolae zines glib=
i9lages in 5lammen auf.
Nm Jreita9 ipurbe Die 8eqeno bon
SbanesOille BON einem tpolfenbruharti-
gen &eaen nit beftiaem 8etuitter beim=
aelubt uno oem yloab MiI6ler Bel
SbanespiQe muroen in einem 6eloe stuel
9iibe bonn Blibe eridlaaen.
Nm sSreitaa soa aud elm beftises @e=
tpitter iiber einen She'll bon ssefferIon
unb Salem Soipnibip unb aut Der
Jarm bon @ottfrieb Gilhenman idlua
Der glib an mebreren pldben Elm, I'm.
ter anberem aud in einen 6euInober,
Der in 6lammen aufeing.
Nud in uhridsbiQe unb in StilIma=
ter bat Der Gturm am Greitag eemii=
tibet. Vor bem Store bon Ban C5fran
& so. in ubrihspilIe tpurbe elm Sele=
pbonpfoiten aeridmettert unb cine Mn=
sabl Selephonleitungen ipuroen ser.
fort.
Sn Gtillwater ipurbe cine benz s.
gramIet seh0riae Sub bonn Blib eridbla=
gen unb elm Blibfrabl traf bas Dous
Jrant geals uno cine Sbiir ipuroe los.
geriRen. Beal unb feline camille, bic
alr 3eit i'm 0auie iuaren, iuurben niht
bef6doi9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10
NaturgaS.
Nnti5 am bic 8iirser giem Ebila>
bclbhius.

I'm in nOslidit furser 3eit gaaturgas
in alien 9auiern in Netp Bbilaoelpbia
einsnfiibren. wiro Die gait Gbto Sos
COMPANY bonn l. Suli 1899 big l. sSuli
1900 fitr ieoes Sauienb Gubitfub Gas
einen 8abatt BON 5 .Yrosent beipilliaen.
Da bic @ompanp ale 2eitunaen 1um
bloBen Roitenpreiie bon Material uno
Nrbeit beiorat, 10 slaubt lie bab, biele
griparniB i'm preis bes @aIes qroBen=
tbeils fur Die 2eituns besablen miro
nno miro Der Company suslei1 Die @e=
nuetbuuna peribaifen, ieben giirger,
aud ben Mermlten, gu ibrem Gunoen
5u MAIDEN, mas alien bas bette uno bil=
ligite 5euermaterial Ii9ert.
lin Gabritanten ;um Bebraude bon
Natur9as gu beranlaiien, eibt man benz
telben ipe3ielle preiie, tporiiber ndbere
Wustllnft in bieier Office.
@ait Ohio Company.
II s. 5trong, pralibent.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10
GeiratbSbetuiAte,,t,aett a en-.

Noab Miller Della 9oselp, beibe
bon Blates Drills.
Mleranber Mcpben Bertha 9.Gparfs,
beioe bon Wineral Yoint.
9bomas @larf. Bowersion. C.-Clie
Bartbamer, Soar Citation.
Daniel W. 5npoer - CLARA Smmel,
beioe bon 6banespilIe.
Sames s. paris Marp Jlopo, beioe
bon Bplipar.
Clifford s. genfer. Dunoee, Martba
4aloenbod, 6traBburs.
Charles 8. 9oelm 2ouiie 2engerer,
beioe bon @anaI Dpper.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10
Sic 40. idbrli@e Go,,,,tp Tair

in Ganal DoDer tuirb biefes Sabr frii-
ber als seip6bnlid absebalten, ndmlid
pom 20. Nu9uit biz l. September.
IS lit oieies ssahr bic erite lanomirtb.
idaitlihe Nusiteluna, Die i'm State
absebalten tpirb. uno peroen bon
ben 2eitern berislber 9lnitrenaunaen
semaht, I'm alles at iiberbieten, tpas
nod iemals 9eleiifet tpuroe. gDir
MAIDEN nur auf ginselnes aufmerf<
fam: 2uftryaQon.N Nuffabrten, pferoe.
&ennen. gusitelluug bon pferben,
&inopieb, Sdafen, sdmeinen. @eilii.
sel, ssarm=prooutten. 8emiiie, glu-
men, Butter, grot, Rdie. Naoel. uno
Gunitarbeit aGer Mrt &c. &C.
8eridumt niht. bic Gair su beIuden!
5. s. 2enneop, Brdiioent.
Stem philadelphia.
8. %. Streb, 5afretdr,
Canal 9oper.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10
Mm SamiioQ tpiro titr hif sssss-
irotiine gountp @onpsntiost abaehaI@
tn<x III

Muf SamitoQ tpiro fjer hif eesns.s
irotiide gountp @onpsntiat abaehal@
ten.
Q0bt ibr eine Der llbren nit Muf-
su9 ohne 6dliilfel fur $l.5O bel gurns
fioes gefauftg
Bon llngliid berfolet ideint 0eD.
%. Matthias, elm 6armer an GtotaipIs,
su isin. gm Montag lebter WOde
erlfidte ibm Elm Gino. fir tpelhes ibm
cine furae 3eit porber $45 seboten ipur-
ben, on einem Mepfel unb an Ssreitag
barauf perlor ct eine ,pertbpolle Gtute.
0err Goftor Gterfi bot bic drstli-
hepsaris on ben Naael aebdnat uno
miro in 3utunft fein ganse 3eit uno
5bdtigfeit Der Ssabritation ieines .Gbio
gitters" wiomen, tuosu mir ihm uni 10
mebr grfola miinihen, als mir seihdft-
lid in benz llnternehmen intereiiri
Iin0.
gm 5onntos ben l3. Nusuit loll
in Der reformirten Seruialems Stride,
Dort 5p., elm grntebanf= uno Miilionss
feit ftattfinoen. Moraens 10 llbr
oeutib, Nahmittass 2 ubr Is Minu-
ten beutih unb englifb. Mben0s halb
8 llbr ensliIher Ginoeraottesoienf.
6eliprebiger Iinb: Yaf. 6. M. MeiB
uno paf. 6. $. Sbneioer.
Mm Mlittmod Mbeno lebter Wode
pollte Sam. &eepes in Canal Doper
nit einem Siillen. bas sr in Elm 1ooe-
nanntes Gultp seipannt bate, cine
Musfabrt MAIDEN. 0as jurge Sbier
fing an riid,pdrts gu geben uno iiber=
mari bns Gulfp. nobel Or. &eepes
beim 0eriude. iid lossumaden einen
ooppelten yeinbru9 bapon trug.
Vim Mbenb bes IA. September
,uirb elm 8elangberein bon Canton.
unter ber 2eitune bon 0err prof.
gmil @hillins i'm hieliaen Dpernbauie
Elm oeuti6es CONCERT peranitalten, in
peldem unter anoeren auh Der be-
riibmte Gbnittertan3 Sur Nuffiibruna
fommt. 9as Programm tperoen mir
in Der ndbiten gfummer brinsen.
- yebten Jreitas idlua Der gIib in
bas Daus bon @eoree %. ssetters bel
0allep sSunetion. Das Gamin tparb
3erit6rt. bic @ppsbede serbr0felt uno
bic gretterpertleiouns oes 0auies losse=
riHen. Grau Settlers iab nit ibrer
5ante uno eillem Gnaben auf elmer
2nube Dor benz 0auie. als Der 9dlag
erfol9te, uno ale orei iuuroen ourb bic
@enalt bes Shlages nit einem 9aufen
gretter in einen Winfel seidleuoert,
bod trus Niemano erbeblihe 8erlebun=
gen oabon.
sn glebelano barert Der Stra=
senbabnltreit fort. 9a felt ldnaerer
3eit feine GubeifDrunaen mebr Dorse=
tommen, 10 tpurben oieie Wohe Die leb=
ten Milisen tpieoer entlailen. 9lber es
mar nod All friib. 6rieoensIdalmeien
su bIaien, Den aeitern Mor9en um L..
80 murbe iuieber Elm 8eriuh gema6t,
eine Gar an Waoe 4arf Npe., in bic
2uft gu iprengen. gonoufteur. Motor=
mann uno Der ein,ige paiiaeier entfa=
men unperlebt, Der Wasen aber muroe
erbebli4 beiddoiat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10
Gs nimmt ftur 5wet MI.
nuten 0ett in 2lns
ipruh, oies 81
leien,

unb Sbr f6nnt Dollars babel erIparen.
Gin Solar TT 10 biel pertb fir gu9,
tpie fir iraeno eiuen @ei9dftsmann.
Warum foGtet Sbr alio in einem
anoern Store lnebr besablen, als mas
Sbr uns fit Die ndnllihen Waaren
besablt. @arantiren anoere ibre Waa=
rem uno preiie tpie mir 2 8esablen
anoere Guer @elo Suriif, ipenn bic
Waaren auriidaebradt iperoen, neil lie
niht befriebiaen, tp:e mir es tbun ?
Nertaufen anoere Stores ibre Waa=
rem 10 billig, tpie mir !?
Martiren anoere Stores ibr Wdaren
nit oeutIiben 3ablen. iuie mir es tbun?
go 1T Der anoere Store. Der cine 10
grobe Musmabl bat tpie mir I?
gDir f0nnten nod bunbert dbnliMe
Hra3en iteaen, aber es feblt uns an
&aum.
llniere bledernen Quart Gru1t=
tannen, lino bic befen, Die 9emaht
tuerben. IS beaablt ii1 ni1t, Griidte
in idleehten 2annen ein3utannen.
Wir baben eine boQ Qitdnoige Mustpabl
bon emaillirten Waaren. Sn bieier
Brande balten mir nnr bas bette. tuas
gemadt tuirO, unb oas 1T ipas eefauft
,peroen iolte.
@e,p6bnliHts Gei1ir aler Mrt. Wir
haben piele 6orten. um Darunter aus.
aunGhlen. QDir h0bcn hiib}d1e NUS
ffnttun0en BON 100 5tiif fir SO. .98.
fir tpelne anbere etores gu1 $l2 uno
$l4 berlanQen ipiirben.
Cine ponfdnoi9e Mustpabl bon 0los.
tuaaren au 5 uno 10 Gents per Gtiid.
Rouft Cure glentpaaren bon uns.
Sbr iuefbet finoen, oab unIere preiie
bic niebri9fen finb. lir bos 6erbif-
aei6dft baben mir cine arobe Nuspobl
bon WoIlheftn unb Ntttbeden, Inter.
fleioer fir 0erreil unb Ddmen unb
Strumpffpaaren.
Wibt Sbr nidt, oa6 mir giienluoaren
fiir bic Ddlfte billiger pertdnfen, iuns
anoere Stores berlnngell 2 Wir DolIea,
baB Jhr uniere Manren unD uYiere
preiie iebt, Ob Sbr fauIt oosr ni6t.
sss''s;' ,s'ss:
B dsndr.
y,eip lpI)in,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10


5eilbaftern, si Sc. per Stiif.
RutidenOl in pint Rannell, mertb l5c.
fir Sc.
Rutiden0l in Guart Gannen, ipertb
Csc. fur lOe.
Guarttanne Nelp GnalonQ Wagen=
ibmiere. aem0bnlider preis 25e. fir
10e.
Deutide Streldlfeine fiir &alirmeller,
,pertb 75c. fir 25c.
8etpebrpfropfen bon Rarten. go. 10. n
nno IA, 5u Sc. per 1000. iuerth 20c.
3inofoipeln q. 8. 4c. @alferoi1t
Sc.
Das bette Biidienpulper, zoe. per
9fun0.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10

Das Oefi3it inn erfen Monot bes
neuen &ednunssiabres in W1ibinoton
betrd0t So, 5O7. 900. Eie gode fdnat
ipieoer gut an. Mon tr0fet iid iibri-
9eus oamit, bab es i'm Suli b. &. fos
gar $40. 300. 900 betrug ober ba bat=
ten mir aud Qriee
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10

Ghrot, 7e. pet BIuno. $3.50 per Sod.
gBir haben cine boilltdnDise 9lasmabl
pon Mdrtin ul,o gBildelter &epetirS
aeiuehren. 6ragt mad unieren prei=
len.
pIeroe Rummette gu $1.00. $l.25 iillp
sl.50; ieoer 1T oas Eeppelte iperth.
SO. 8. Godoien. aarantirt, fir 81 100.
aetp0hnlider preis $l8.
Smmeripdbrenbe 9ad= llno Metall=
farbe. per Gallone 45e.
Gpottbillige g0rieil. 9alhenbiider, Mo=
tenbiider su &C., 10. %. 35, 40 nnb
50e.. tpertb BON 25e. big $500.
Eies maren Muiter uno uno 3eben
ab nie belize 5emneln.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10
Mtette /!

@tttbe! 1eiet6e (!
Warum Mietbe bs3ablen tuenn man
Ddus uno Got fauien lam, nit elmer
3aAlnng BON MIR $500 per ggode.
nan isbe
5p pgiBer, &
Noro WrOa0ltaD, iiaDe Gpugt5aAs. 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10

ggdbreno oer ebn gDoe baben mir piele soe sefauft
unb erbalten bic uas nse aunoda brnsen Dsrten BET oe
men o Der 8orurbenoui eben mnb, oaB pir a5eg,
oaB mir b9 Yrfann mir Nnes mei oiele gSorte beoe
ten nno nod ebr 8ent ben srOben Store I'M ssn no fduft
Cure 0erbtwaaren gSir baben, mas SIR moQt
Uot9enoe MrtifeI iperocu Diete NDod)e stAs gcrs
fant gebradt nnt benz 0eiNdttc eincm ueteren stut
id),pmn8 su gcbfu.
40 Oubeno bette Mnaebot las oopten
unb 40 Gents Stuf
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10
Rene Gir,sea.

Girma oe0ranbef uxter benz N6mtn Or o. Gterli u
%. anr Vabriiatipn uub sum @erfanf ton 81. q.
GterfiS Ohio BitterS.
ssjs Il \ as.sss ss;sts
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10

= gnsliide Guittunesiprmulare iino
blllig gu perfaufen in oieier Office. It.
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'15O
Gt6tfe

i q J. i 4
SI6njenbe MnfiebelungspIGte FL. Abuss
tdten, Aerste, Rauflente, 6a,ibmerfer,
Hdrner unb ptrf1iebene Mnbere, nelbs
fi4 in Siniii9 8eleSeten pldben itieber.
Idfien molten, mo ,teben eiitern nnGes
nebmen 9eitn ii1 bic MusfiG,t auf tets
better 8sftaItenbe gei& &dftsbstin8un9er
bietet, iinb dn Der
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RI
The Maple Leaf Route"
jii iinben.
0ASne 9dnbersitn fhr @artsnanfaasu. Ctiss
pNanjer unb UeRnat 3a4tss. befswbess Hans
vidse fhy eut lableu1s SdbritantoasB. Ustlsfs
ssnauer Anfi&Ihjie wsube man AA aR 1erFn
w. J REED, industrial Ageut, g. G. w. Hy.,
6O4 Essdicott bldg, St PAUL udNtg ttefsltsp
-HenirN eSibesssw wifb.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-29
Is THERE PROSPERITY COR ALL
TOILEkS

II the reports as to wide spread
prosperity in u land that appear in
administration and other gold organs
are true, then this is indeed a land OF
Goshen, and the people at large are in
great prosperity OF course in a coun-
try of $1,000, 900 inhabitants there are
hundreds of thousands OF people who
roll in wealth Manufacturers have
long iourished, and huge fortunes
made. We are certainly willing to be-
1ieve that North Carolina Is greatly
fourishing, and that all our people are
contented, prosperous and happy. We
would be glad to know how it fares
with the people of every neighborhood.
Are they making money, or are they in
debt? Are they satisfied with the
prices Of farm products, and can they
make money at present prices. We
know that the farmers in some counties
are doing a satisfactory business. In
other counties complaints are loud and
long. With cotton at six cents, wheat
at 6S or 20 cents and other things in
proportion, and tobacco low, and the
trust gouging and robbing, there is
cause for murmurings. But say many
state papers the people are very pros
porous. It will be gratifying to know
that all who labor are prospecting
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-29
RELENE0UTRaGEs

AT Little Rock, Ark, where lately
there was a race riot, there are forty
negroes in jail. They are suspected Of
being concerned in the assaults upon
five women in the town. The best ne
groes oppose lynching but are anxious
to run down the scoundrels and have
them legally punished. Dealers in
guns and ammunition have been selling
largely to negroes. They ought to be
publicly censured.
Out in Ohio two negroes were lynch
ed for stealing harness. Southern ne
groes will please note. The north
bowls and bellows If in the south a
black brute bites the dust for rape but
up there they shoot to death for
stealing.
Out in Texas a mob is hunting one
Barry Moreland, a black brute, who
was found in the of a daughter
of William Black. He was caught and
Jailed. About $50 men are reported at
the Jail, but the negroes are guarded.
At Fulton, KY, SQUAD Bolin, a negro,
was lynched for robbery and murder.
His confederate Henry Stewart, a ne
gro, had been already shot to death.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-29
LeDer Sent Back 20 sfaVVait

Commissioner of immigration Pow
derby has finally decided the case of
Mrs. L. NJ. Todd, a British subject, who
is now in the San Francisco pesthouse
suffering with leprosy. The commission
err directs hat she be sent back to the
Hawaiian Islands and confined in the
leper colony there. Inspectors have re-
Gently reported it as their belief that
a colony of lepers exists in the northern
part of Washington
Mrs. Todd contracted the disease in
1892 while working as a nurse in the
San Francisco pesthouse. After con-
tracing the disease h went to the Ha-
Waiian Islands and main there un-
til November Is, 1898, when she left to
attempt to reach the United States. She
took passage at Honolulu on the steam
ship City of Rio de Janeiro, destined to
some point in Japan. From Japan she
shipped by the Canadian steamship line
to Victoria, b. c., thence coming across
the border of the United States, reach
ing a Francisco, December 22nd,
avoiding the marine hospital examina-
ton at that point. Her condition and
the story of her case were discovered
by the immigrant inspector at San
Francisco. He took the matter up,with
the result that a specialist made an
examination Of the woman, finding that
she is badly diseased.
Commissioner POwderlY says that
the leper colony in the Hawaiian Is
lands is not closely guarded, and that
the situation is somewhat dangerous.
He has no power to send immigrant in
spectors there, and says the whole mat
ter will have to be regulated by con-
gress. There is no place to keep her
in this country.
Immigrant inspectors sent out by
Commissioner Powderly have recently
reported it as their belief that a colony
of leperS exists IN the border Of Cana
da and this country, in the northern
part Of Observation-Disclosures Record.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-29
HREVITJES

Mississippi democrats not ouly re-
affirm the Chicago platform of 1896, but
they are for Bryan against the world.
Another 1unatic asylum badly man
aged heard from. 1t is in California
and the medical director is the fellow
who was guilty Of swindling and immo-
ralities. His name is Sponagle.
In South Carolina a farmer made
$40 clear to an acre of wheat. The News
Observer says it will pay to make even
IS an acre. 1t will not be "big money"
Great crops reported in the great
west.
A Georgia drummer was born on a
farm. He is now worth $500, 900. He
did not make it farming however. He
began as a porter in a store in a town
The Louiville Courier-Journal, gold
bug, tells the farmers that five cent
the farmers themselves say it and be-
lieve it?
The Washington Post thinks highly
OF the Massachusetts, plan of disfran-
chisement as a model. 1t is pleased to
say also:
"The Post believes that initerates
ought not to be among the sovereigns
OF the republic, because they have not
sufficient intelligence to appreciate the
responsibilities of the ballot"
The Post is a goldbug, high tariff,
expansion republican paper.
Booker Washington is serene as to
the assaults made upon him in the
negro meeting in Chicago He says:
Some Of my race think I ought to
participate in political activity and dis
cussion. Personally I have not enter
tanned this view, and I shall not do so.
There are plenty OF others to do it. I
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The New York Sun is hardly wort

The New York Sun is hardly worth
quoting about any thing involving va
racity or judgment. 1t says that it "is
undeniable that the democratic party,
as now led and as now constituted, re-
lieved of the burden of an unpopular
administration on the one hand and Of
the menac of populism on the other is
in better condition for fighting than it
was in the August preceding the ma
tional campaign of three years ago."
In Kentucky, in Maryland, in Virginia
the outlook is not good. There is an
entire gold ticket in Maryland. That
does not angur we'll for success in 1900.
Probably those three states will all so
for the republicans. 1t does not look
we'll now. The democrats should steer
clear of New York influence. The
south and west should be on their
guard.
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The important Dismal Swamp Canal,
of which he Messenger gave an extend
ed account two or three years ago, has
been completed. 1t is of special inter-
est to all of the Albemarle section. 1t
is ready for business. A dispatch to
the Richmond Dispatch says of the
canal that extends from the village Of
Deep Creek, Va, to South Mills, N. c.,
a distance of twenty-five miles. Deep
Creek is an arm of the Elizabeth river,
and the village is about three miles
from that stream, making the north
ern terminus Of the canal practically
at Norfolk. South Mills is at the head
waters of the Pasquotank river a trib-
utary of Albemarle sound.
The canal, although only twenty-five
miles IN length, opens up $500 miles
Of inland navigation, comprising the
many rivers and streams of the Car
olinas. It's charter is the oldest in the
United States and dates back to 1877.
Among investors was George Wash
ington. The company which has re-
built the canal is known as the Lake
Drummond Canal and Water Company.
The officers are as follows: President,
Walter B. Brooks, Jr., Vice-President,
and General Manager, Joseph B. San
ford; Secretary, J. F. Sinton; Treasur-
err, Caldwell Hardy: Chief Engineer. J.
G.. Wrenshaw.
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We do not believe that the latest
plan in trusts will materialize In the
south-to buy up all the cotton mills
in the United States and make a gi-
gantic combination II the south were
to yield 70 such an aggressive absorb
ing policy it should sink below con-
tempt and would richly deserve to wear
the collars of the money kings forever.
Those who would sell out should have
big gold collars around the neck en-
graved upon theul-Thralls Of the Cot
ton Kings" The Charleston News and
Courier says Of the malignant scheme:
1T ought to be impossible TO get any
profitable OF respectable southern mills
into the scheme. And we believe 1t will
be-. Their interests are not identified
with those OF the northern mills, and
they should maintain their indepen-
dence on every ground"