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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

Sunapsprennens perDdTten tpcute,
auf ben 5ob p%ertpunbet. unb eri9ob
bann 5einen 9eoner.
Die standardization tpanfAt seS
arteees Gnoe.
% afbineton, D. g., 7. Qusuit.
Die Administration lit eifrig baraui
bsoadt, ben Jslo5ua uuf ben pbilippis
nen por benz 3uiammentritte oes Cons
9rs1es gu Gnbe gu fiibren. Der prd'
1to.nt tbeilte Dem 8rie9siecretdr ieint
btesbe3J9lid.n Wiinihe nit unb oisIer
peritdsrte, er peroe thun, mas in lei.
men 8rdften iteh., Die Qrmse ioa dui
70-1O0,000 Wonn perItdrtt nerosn.
WleIfdh beiBt IS, oaB Sen. Wiiles
ben Obsrb.febl ouf ben Y6ilippinen
iibsrn,bmsn peroe. Gr puroe pom
Secretdr Root btiroqt, p6 oies iein
MunIh lei, uno Ell beiabte. 9(u6 0.n.
WIerritt IoQ bereit lein, Gtis ab3ul6.
fen.
@o5 ben &ritQ8plan 6@.triIft, 70 Iol.
len bic Snieln in mehrere MilitGrzCi.
"ttrttte 9ethellt lperoen, Die le unter oem
8efs6ls zines betodbrtsn Generals tie.
ben ioQsn. Sen. canton ioQ ousGom.
monoo iber Die Gapd0erie iibernebs
men unb 5tpar in Dem Oiitricte, no Del
lebhafteite &dmpf ii6 entTpinn:n biirfs
te. Der 6elo5uq ioQ bereit8 UNI Witt,
Sdobsr nit dQer Gnsrqie besonnen
tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
Hoods
arsapariIl

ist die beste, in der That die einZige wahre
blutreinigende MediZn.
Hoods Sarsaparilla wird Won allen Droguisten
fur 81; sechS fur So yerkauft.
NonC |. Hood s. Co., Lowell, Mass, praparirt.
AonI,s D:IIa~ kuriren Uebelkeit,
tIOOd . lilSki nver daulichkeit
Gallenleiden. rs cents. Bel allen Droguisten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
Gin imnaer Sch.
Mntinp. wis, z. Muouf.

WNtENU, VNIs', T. H"NHT"
gei benz @srIuhs, iein.n 6ldbr'9tn
Better Dor benz Grtrintunsstooe gu ret
ten. biibt. Der 1~9iabri9s Solepb Nolpot'
nep i'm Gau Glaire 5lune bel Sen
hod Sein ein.n.s Qshsn Elm. &r bob n'n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
Snpubau in IIasfa.
GeottI, WoIh 7 81,

SeattIe, Waib., Z. NuguN.
Die Wbite pab uno 0utonz ga6n
piro am 20. Nug. bon ibrtn Giasntbiiz
mtrn Glpie Bros. &c So. ii6ernommen
peiten, na6oem bic puciftc Continue
tipn So. o Qonbon ihrs Qrbeit.n
bpQenbete. Die 40 Mieilsn lance Stret.
5tpii6en Sfaouap unb Safe Bennett
tpitete 100000 ausf6lie6Ii6 BEN
rplttben Wattriol unb ben ginrih.
tunoen Der 0ebdube.
Die Strsde mad Sort Seltirf IN
frfprt in Wnoriff denommen tper
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
0CHorbcu.
Glepeldno, 8, {. QuGult

Glspelono. 8, Z. QuguIt.
Su isiner @oGnynq babier itar1
Ger Qoitor @soroe u. pepper. Gr
mar elmer Der betannteiten Yreoi9.r in
S6io.
Sod S~slunb, R. g., 7. auguit
Qeonnro @outo non Gbicooo ~Itiir2tt
CT Der Spring |,-c pia88a bon einem
6er3I6lug 9ety II. ,cot au 9ooen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
@eIbTcbcr III Gapan6.

u " u " - NuSull.
SIN 9ebGupe Der ,Gommanocia. in
nelhem oo5 0auptQuartier bes 6iiIf5z
@omirals Grompeu lid bsfinoct. iino
odt 4n9sItslt. am osIbsn Nieber err
'front.'. Gil;oit tpurbsn 9ortehrunosn
CUR Serlseunq oes Souptquartiers ulf
bds 6pipitofhiif mSsrrp" QstroTfen.
Die PropbeSsihuns bs8 Stob8ar3tes
S'HsiGp, baB oas oelbe Tsisber audi in
Sopana nod i'm 0olfs bieIes Com
mers duftretsn piirbs, oebt iomit in
g~lfiinuno, Die 9sb0roen Der Stoot
p.rbsn ane nur m0QIihen Siherheit5
MoBreoetn an, nm Die Ssu6e auF BEN
Serb in Der Gpmmanbcia au Be
I6lGrter. @iels in 0anona anIdbioc
Mmcritontr bdbsn bereif5 bic @bIiG,!
qcGuBert, Der Stabt ben Riiden 7u
tehren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
0enerreths un0ar.

Dte1 y WH1uT.
DER Wiener 9,m.ine.rstR 9at I'D
nit Bel ihm bohft i.Iten.r etnftmmig'
ieit benz sleidfals einitimuis gefabs
ten 9.IdluB b.s StaOtratbs seser be
perfahungsnibrise Dem 2dnse ofrc
pirten 2aiSlsS teuern. namentltA s.e n
bic GrpO9uns Der 3ud.rit.uer, ans,'
fdlof.n.
Si. .Neue Sreis qreNe" 1T mil
ibrem Heturs an ben Stattbal..r bon
NieoerOIterr.id ses.n ben BON Der
hriitlih : foSialen W.prb.it bes Sc.
meinb.ratbS perfisten QusIdluB ihrss
Bertreters bon Der Sournalit.ntribiins
bes RathbdusIdaleS in mslh.m hi'&'s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
TiriaStiuGcr.

u y u u N\u., 4. ANSult.
Die 2iga Der 8eiddft8leute bat osr
Y%rdIiosrten gu einem geiu6e oerStaot
i'm Sttpber einQslaoen.
SttlttGr WtlIpn bat bsreits einoe-
nilliqt, Dor Der Convention fir quito
Weoe, peId)e odnn bier itattfinost. sine
QnIprade 81 bdlten.
@rd Der 8eneralsp oItmsiitsr Smitf
{. bielt cine Gin!aouna, nm iiber Die
Vritdblieferuno auf Dem 2anoe al
5prefen. Spate er %dnnehmen, ptro cine
G%rnpentipn Der Poitmeiiter aus 10O
Weilen i'm llmtr.iie sinberufsn perben.
2as scpiante VerpreGen mi6s
innacn.
MiIwautee, Wis.. Z. @usult.
geriAten an Die YoliSsi 5uiolcj
purbe gu psrI6isoenen Walen Der Der.
lu6 oemaAt, oas bisiige 9ourthouls II
bic 9uft gu Ipreneen.
WGbr.nb Der oerIlp1snen 6 Wfonat'
purp.n in benz 8ebduoe mebrere Wtdlt
tleine Eeuer cnto.dt, 10 audi ipieoer &c.
tern Qbsnb. Del S6aosn mar in ieoen
sfaue nur unbeoeuteno; man gldubt L
bph, oob iso.smal SranoltiItuns Dor.
laa. Seute tbeilte nGmlih Der 9hef.
clert Neuermann bon Der R.si'trdtions
office Der Ypli5si nit, bab er in oer
Tadt BON 27, Suli Die 8asRdhne II
Dem arpben GsipDlbe often lamb UNI
bab mebrere 8asfldmmen brannten
Tur r.fts.ttia.r Gntbedun9 mar IS 81
peroanfen, pab teine Grploiion erfolote
Seute pursen Die SdlDNer an daer
@epDlben uno SiherbeitsI6rdntey
perGnoert. Non alaubt, Dab Ssmdnt
b.Itrebt TT Elm aepiiIes Document 81
psro;A+su
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Grb0ten oic 0oblcuprcii.

pittsburs, 3d.. Z. @usull.
Die 9~rubenbeiiBer bi.ies gesir,.s
bcben bic apblenprsiie bon 5 bis Is
Gents pro Zone erbobt rnb nerben.
trie terlautet, bamit i'm 9.rIaufe Der
nd6iten Wo6e nod peiter auffhlooen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
81 antrG:G DIN milton.

Can Srancisco. GAL, Z. Dug
Der Oampfer nSpngtpns Maru"
Der DON aiiutiihen SGfen pia 9onolulu
bier a~nsetummen lit, bratte Die Ra6.
ri9t, baB Der gunoesbumpIer ngap.
Ger" nit spsi Mitglieosrn Der Sampa;
GommiHion an 9Orb, am 26. Suli in
SonoluIu antam. Die bsioen Mitalie.
Der limb Der Imeritdner Bartlett Sript
uno Der Oeutidr Baron Sued boy
Sternburg; oas britii6e Mitglisb, Z
90. e. GIipt. reiite BON 2lpia aus mas
NeuIeeldno uno oann bon bort aus na /
Spnbpn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
ST. TO-.
81. T., 7. DUO

Saunberstomn 81. g., 7. Iu9.
Mi rtr ran UitToro na6 Nurruns
ocaIctt G1itr Iouienoen Gtrabsnbahn,
criicirtcn al~si Wooen, nobel Der W0e
ocnfutrcr merritt 2nmon Nhbsn oes
tTo,et nurce. BON rem etlifen 20 paIs
fcoi,ten r3urot rur 1rl. Wi. s. Sr,Dr
ron y}ropibence pc~lcbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
unsiudefdne

SprinefieIb, SG.. Z. @usuit.
Wdbrenp 9utrid 0rucp, Elm pohls
tttannter Siiroer, stli6e Repuraturs
Nrbeiten an ieinem SauIe b.uufiihtige
t., erariff er sinen 0raht, Der 3ufdQig
einen .l.ftriIhen Orobt Der StraB,n.
balm treu4te. Drum erbielt ein.n 10
beftioen sl;ttriihsn Shlaa, bab er To-
fort tobt gu Scoen" ~itiirate.
omaha, Nebr.. 7. Iusuft.
Sn 5oles elmer fali6en Weihenftels
luna ental,iite BEL Setamab, so Meis
len bon bier, Elm noropGrt5 fabr,nper
p.rIon.nsue Der Ct. paul e Omaha'
9abn, uno itieB bann nit einem
Trahtsuae suiammen. 9er Seiser bes
Srddtsuass, 6. 6. Sleion aus Siour
Gitb, lit itper perlest; 5pei Ghica'
sper pdHclier., Wbeeler uno Wbit.,
Tbe. baben l.idte 8.rl.suns.n erlitten.
Baltimore, Meb.. 7. 4usuf.
Stint Vsylonen, Nnsrsp Teens
mm. :. Gnman, Chm. Gaconee. Gbp.
Garrp unb Srdu Sooper eriranlen, ots
tos iltine huberbcot, in fpeTGem lie
i;bn ben FatapscosG Club fubrsn. inns
T6lue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

ii6rioena bur6 h~eFtioe8 llnrettsr Der.
S1aert, inbem bic .Sobsn'olsrn" oes
apunQen mar. feds Stunoen Jana uns
ter Dem S6ube Der &iiite III unfern.
gns bonn Der SaiIer an 8oro Der
0ompFpinuTe Der ,!Noherao0ern" an
Qdnb fuhr, oino Bic Gee INNER nod fr
tpG. ouB Bic BinuITe an Der Fuimausr
o|rrornte unh ihr 9oroertheil i6lper
teIGdoiot fruroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
IN pom SliB oetrofrr.

Yomeron. 7. Iuguit,
GGhr.no zines beitisen 8epittera
puroe Der YitisburQtr SdleppbamDitr
,@bpance" pom 9liB in Srdno seitedt
uno puroe Elm Raub Der Slammeu.
TiinT perIpnsn, bic iih an Yoro oes
81 ctes beianoen, retteten nur init
irapper Tptb ibr Geben.
Bonn blmtisen @runoc.
2ertnston, ap., 7. ausun.
Der Siilis gunoesmari&an Blair
ipurb. in Moraan COUNTY BON 6. +.
lepis. ben er tptaet unaeietlthen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

Der bsuti6s &dn3ler 6irIt !Qotens
lobe bate an Der Standardization cine
4uoiens nit Dem Saiier 6run5 Soieph
Der bieien Ort puiIirte. &c. WloititGt
perlie6 ben Giienbabnpd9en. un ben
Siiriten gu bssriiBsn uno luo i'm elm,
linn in ben 3ug gu fol9en, 100 lie cine
lGn9ere ln.erreoun9 batten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

Observation-Disclosures itattTtnoen, o6ge
pieIen poroen.
Sn 8ros na6m cine Der Iammluu9
BON Rsihsrot6spd6lern SeIAliiiie an
oegen Die OerIaTunQsnioria oem G0no!
ouiottropirten Steusrn uno ol.jh8eiti1
nuroe Dem Der oeutIfcu Y~oltSportei
onoth0ri1sn acknowledgements
fir 0ras, @ittor 6~obsnbur0er. elm Ia
bel uus9eiprohen. neil er es nit ':iner
piliht ais 8oltspertreter pereinburen
Tonne, in ir betpester SIT Der @ m
merrube 3u pfle0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

Der bier gu geiu6 bsiinoli6. franz
collide Miniitsr oes IeuBeren, Del.
cafe, bate beute bic Gbrs, in Pete,hoi
NIT Dem 3ur.n unb Der Sdrin gu frii4s
Itiiden. Der ruiiiife Miniiter osa
Quspdrtia.n uno msbrere bobe Sofs
beumte iparen .benfals anipsieno.
Die 3eitureen uno ods Yublitum
protsitiren aeg.n bi. Qufnabme irg.nh
elmer anoeren Waht in bic fran5ofId.
rui1iihe Quiana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
".,,S CUBA.

q santiago De UNA, Z. NuduF
IS btfiaoen lid nun beinahe 5000
cub. Soloaten in Der StaDt. tpel6e er'
tparten, moroen bic o Der amer. Ne'
eierune ausgsIsBten SIS PRO Wann 81
erbalten qeoen 4blieferuns ibr.r Wof:
ten. Der Reit Der Sruppen in Del
propins Santiago piro in ben Srt'
f6aften Gan 2uis Critic. Congo uni
81 Ganep aboelDhnt.
Neue @slbiisberfdlle limb teins off.
siea an9emeloet tporoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
talf6es @elo in oen ,,Goloniem''.
% { 10 Nprt. z. Wuauft,

Der Zines" pirb con UaIbinoton
beridtet: Wiltie. Der Gbef bes @ebeim.
bienites. ertIGrt, bab auf ben pbilips
finen, in Cuba, portorico uno Saroii
cine Menee 5alfhmunaer on Der Qrs
belt i.isn, 10 bob IS nothia fem perp.,
ben Gebeimbienit bortbtn ausaub.bn.n,
Die 5dlIftr perbreiten ni6t nur fall.
ffes ameritaniides, ionoern aud ipa,
niides unp dineiiides Gelo. Otis bat
pereeblih periuht, ben Gaunern aui
bic Spur gu fommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

nidt bur@ R.iasanaeb0riateit a.idibt
knb. %ausaumeiien. ginem felt mehs
reren Monaten bort aniG1ia.n Hamis
tienpater, etnem Sefterreider Namens
Pana. tuurbe elm Observation-Disclosures
IussIteIt unb ber1elbe tpurbe per S6ub
ocn eannen aebradt.
Der g.rbanb Der 6ambura.r Sas
f~enerh.it.r bat nit feinen 4ahenners
ipultun PsA. RadOsm tiralih Der
GaNir.r Stebn tpeaen betrGhtli6er
llnterihlasunsen perbaftet ipurot. ,lBt
iebt Der Nadfolser .besiel6.n Namens
W|cetrsts aus SemiIlben Grunoe bin
ter G61ss uub .Russf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
TiiEsENt vouiAI. r:ACE.
HE DOESN'T NEED TO.
(South Boston Ncws.)

NJ last we are Informed thai Senator
Martin has positively deuid,d not TO
take The stump in the presan; cam
patsn. Ela. ha! Wha. n sad disappoint-
lnent is this 10 the people who have
been hoping to hear the clonupn,
And just 10 think that th's great orator
ana wonderful statesman has positively
ana en-! hatiCally decided not 10 honor
the dear people whom he aspres 10
represent CD with the exalted privilege
OF nearing HIM champion their righ :
on the musings. Eur no. Some of
thcse Who are nearest TO Senator Mar
TN say he can do better ara more
effective y vi urher liI7r.7 -7i7-7u by
taking the stump. OF course. that's
Martins forte. He knows how 10
handle the Machine all right, This n,
can do as emectuai!y as did Mahonc
during his regime. hut Martin wcul1
clams for their support, for he well
KNOWS that he has never done anything
Tor the people 10 merit their sunrnrI.
sHt ne stands in with the little rings
ana the hig rings, and he has been cutie
pusy put;inS in ''sifcc,ive work" in The
FORM OF issuing rations Of pan TO such
as would gladly do his bidd:nr-and
therein lies mis- srca; strength. 1t wls
SaId 81 Lysander, ii he could not ruls
as lion he would conquer VITA The
snDtllity OF the fox. SO with Mir Martin
lie knows the people are not for him
ne is too fhrrWd rot 10 know that The
great mass of the Democratic voters of
Virginia greatly prefers Governor TYLER
Tor 4. :. Senator BUT he has gotten
III his 'cifcc;ive work. -manipulated
the precinct meetings and county con
ven!ions, Until he sits bacl. Wit: his
5oSs-like arrogance and tells The news
pal%r men thai; he can count his vote
before The Legislature meets. aud tina!
ne mas large majority over Tyler. the
PEOPLES choice
Naverth less, in She face OF all his
ponsted strength. Mr.. Martins friends
ana henchmen are very much alarmed
at the great number Of independents ali
over tile State and seem anxious 10
know whether Gov. Tyler will submit;
ms claims 10 the Democratic caucus.
Why not? Cf coarse he Will submit,
his claims to the caucus as he has done
TO tho state Committee in every q,;ss-
ton that has arisen so far. The people
nave been OF the lookout ana will con
time 70 do So
FINALLY, we lave this 10 say: If Tom
Martin Is again elected to the United
States Senate. he will owe his exalted
position 20 he Machine ana no. IL The
people.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
HONEST MARTIN MEN OBJECT.

q : Z . IS b.
Avery warm personal md political
friend Of Senator Martin has expressed
his sincere regrets that the Executive
Committees should have acted SO arbl-
trarily in this campaign.
said he: "Tle partially operated in
my favor this time, but object to the
principle. since it Is wrong and will
breed discomfort in the party, and very
Justly SOL
This speech covers the entire situa-
ton. a greater majority of the party,
those favoring Mr.. Tyler. those opposed
to Mr. Martin, and those favoring a
Senatorial Primary, have been summa-
rily disfranchised and are dissatisfied.
But there is a class yet that the COM
mittee has not reckoned with. 1t is the
honest Martin voter. who while favor
Ing MIR. Martin, would not elect him
by dishonest and Acknowledgement any
more than they would have carried any
other point by improper means; or in
creased their cash account out of their
neighbours pocket.
We assert it as a fact, that out OF
MT. MaElln 1rlendS excepting olilce-
holders), not man can be found who
will endorse the Executive Committee
in its disfranchisement OF the people.
We state this as n proposition open for
discussion and solicit the views and
names of such of Mr.. Martins friends
as will dispute it.
These men admire Mr.. Martin, but
they love the party more, honesty more,
| than all else. and will tolerate nothing
| but fair dealing. Some of them operate
upon the principle that politics make
strange bed-fellows." and if they tole-
rate unfair dealings in behalf of a
friend now, 1t may be used against n
| friend in the future. One may accept
of the i'll gotten fruits of the thief, but
he will watch the thief in the future.
| So it is that the Executive Commit
tees and the c-hodcrs will have Ia
answer to three classes of people in
| the future, and one of those classes re-
| ceivcd the benefits of their work.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

Since killing out the numerous wild
animals that formerly ranged through
the Transvaal. the Beers have largely
lost the fine craftsmanship for which
they were once famous, as is very ap-
parent In the results OF their battles
with the English in the present war II
is unnecessary and wholly umcalled for.
70 question the courage of so brave n
people. Dom Paul is said to have had
a hsht with a grown lion, which ho
Nilied with his own hand. Th:lt was n
bold deed; but heroism for liberty and
independence has rarely had so DARN,
an example as The present attack of the
Beers upon the British lion. in his den.
so to speak
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

Is III; possible that there is in Ten
nessee a so-called Literary Gazette
which prints such bosh as the follow
Ing, or is libel. or parody? Read-if
you can:
Inc surrendered but uncomfortable
Southerner fought, blcd and died in
Justice to himself. his home and his
sunny land. Two thousand years ago
,n,i, ivy, warlike Greeks were the most in
teillgent race extant. To-day the
South-amiablc in peace. ferocious in
war-is the brightest star In the galaxy
OIL nations, before the radiac scintilln-
lions of whose intellectual splcndor the
transient meteors OF ether nations and
chimes vanish as thin mist from The
mountain M top before the virgin blush
Oh the rosy morn. us the rising SIM
peeps over the gilded SUBMITS Of Tho
eastern hills. to awaken slumbcrinr
nature and chase the intrudinc stars
10 thei. respective homes Our snhern
is IS , uinbounded; for when you attempt
10 unit Southern intelligence you fling
coru around all space. You go oui
lar beyond the sun, moon and stare
yond.'' 's'ioii pe
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

That Is 4 grave question asked by
the Washington Post. If our school
teachers are earning their money, doing
their duty, and living up to their re-
sronsibilitics for their pupils. The occa-
sion of the question is n suit for dam
ages against Il business college by q
father. who alleges that he sent his son
for four years, to the college, paid
$1,000 for tuition, and the boy was
taught Notwithstanding been entirely
neglected, though encouraging reports
of tho lads progress were regularly
forwarded to the father by the college
That is 4 great evil under the Sun
and it n frequent one; but If the re-
sponsibility of the teachers of n boy Is
great. how immense must be the re-
sponsibilityof a nation, or President, OIL
administration that voluntarily as
sumes. or purchases, or scizes, the tute
LACE Of a nation OF 10000 900 of people
to prepare" them for sclf-govern
nicnt. liberty and independence,
1t Is too great n trust, too great a re-
sponsiblity. too great 4 task, to be un
| dcr;aken by any people or nation fo1
another-as every people must worl
cut their destiny for themselves. ant
when the trustee begins the tutelar,
by seizing the property. denying tht
freedom and wagIng war upon the live!
of his national pupils. it is proof posi-
tive that he is unfit for the task in an,
case
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

The prctensc that by favorinG the
ratification OF the treaty OF peace with
Spain, Mr. Bryan endorsed McKinley's
war on the l'lipinos. or made himself
oarticcps criminis in that war with
Mckinley. Is as false as to assert thai
all men who favored the pcaceabie in
auGuration of Mckinley became re-
sponsible for his election and all his
subsequent acts of administration. Mr..
Bryan wanted peace and some OF the
concessions of the treaty; and he
thought we could better deal with the
Filipnos. according to American ira
diiion, principle, policy, law and duty.
without Spain's Interference, and for
these reasons he favored ratification.
But he WAS all the time for the free
dom ana independence OF the islands
and their inhabitants and. above all.
opposed to Il cruel and bloody war up
on them
1t is the way in which Mckinley
has abused us ana tho l'ilipinos under
the treaty that Mr.. Bryan and all good
american citizens arragn him for He
has melted and provoked war where he
should have avoided 1t by every hon
CRADLE means of conciha ton, and 10
say that lie had no option. no instruc-
tons. but q. brute force to be employed
brutally. is a base calumny upon this
Government and its institutions.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

Gen Harrison may yet see something
OF that 100000 Venezuelan fee. prom.
sled him rs counsel in the Boundary
Arbitration. if the following, which an
peared in Il New York paper, DO trua.
NO Government of Venezuela has
ever repudiatcd any debt Contracted
by its predecessors with the Ran,l az
venezuela. nor for that matter has INV
other legally contracted debt over bcnS
RENOVATED, nor is it likely that such n
contingency will ever arise
Yours truly
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
THE SENATORIAL RACE.
(Wy.heville Sentinel1

The Dis-atch asserts that should
McGavock be elcc.cd he could do Very
little toward the election of Tylrr to
The United States senate ana gives
as lis reason that the nominee OF :hc
Democratic caucus would be Martini;
successor Everyone knows the caucus
VIII noiH.nate Martin for re-election.
but suppose enough regular Democratic
Tyler men and Independents were
elected (Which is very probable), to
control both branches of the I.egisla-
ure on Joint ballot-how would that
work?
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
WHY I?

There arc two things we are partcu.
larly anxious to know.
First, who is responsible for depriv-
ing the Democrats of n primary?
After that is answered, will the know
ing ones devulge further any say:
Why did not the oGicc-holdcrs, the
peoples servants" who love to dc
their bidding" a election times. lei
their voices be heard against such i'm
position upon the people.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31


Lord Paramount Harrison, ex-Presi
dent of the United States, has been pa
tronizng the royalties OF Europe, ana
at last accounts. he was in London. ac-
ccp'ing the attentions of the Queen and
Empress and her nunkeys with solemn
yet affable condesccnsion. That he
should go to the Globe Theatre on Inc
evening of the 2lst is explained by iva
facts, that he was to I'LL IL not over.
flow, the Royal box. and next dav do
grand and lofty penancc therefor by al
tending special services at ST. Paurs
conducted by the Dean He is impress.
ing the British and other outlandcre
with the obvious mistake made by MS
in not establishing throne ana nl,c-
ing him on it. What :: spectacle of die.
nifty and department, heretofore nm.
known. he would have given the world
to wonder at and adore! 1T might
have Benz"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

Aunt Hanna. Mcliinlcys Ohio cook,
says there are no more trus;s,-only
corporations, which are good boiled.
baked. roasted. sicwed, or fried. She
viii haste amy trust she can catch to
cinder: but calI 'em corporations ana
they are all right. good for any s.om-
ach, properly done--and Hanna will be
sure to do" EN-.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
An exchange says:

Had it not been for his reccip,s
from his posthumous book, David
iiarum.' the estate of David Novcs
v. esicott would not have covered his
Let MS hope that he was able 20 sign
his receipts" in a lcsible. if post
humous hand
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

Which one of the politicians is going
to take the responsibility of deprivinI
Norfolk of n primary?
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

It's remarkable that people should
suddenly commence breaking the Sab
bath,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

what is boomerang Go ask the
politicians who killed the primary.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
~, y. II. DELFINO.
Consul General OF VencZunl,

New York. Oct 20, 1890"
May be with that fee in pocket the
eX-Presidcnt would not be so obsc-
auious to dignitarics and millionojrcs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

The dear dear, good people want you
TO talk to them about the primary they
never got. before you commence maxi
ing love
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

free silver and gold stand hand in
hand in defence of personal rights.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

Democracy, honor, right of suffrage
and freedom run hand in hand.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

There is always spasm of virtue
just before election time.