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vogue is utterly opposed to American
traditions. Judging from the ease with
which Spanish offenders have escaped
punishment in the past a place where
Spanish laws are in vogue ought to be
the very place where Neeley would pre-
fer a trial
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Opposition. Life of seattIe's Trade
Ballard News

Many people wonder why it Is that Sc
attic gets all the Alaska business. WY IL
IS that Seattle's business men work day
and nights and on sundays TO fiji orders
why ii IL that all the shipping is done at
Seattle. in face OF the fact that Seattle's
enemies are tireless. But Seattle does II
lust the same
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The largest American flag ever man
ufactured will float from the top of the
Eiffel tower on the Fourth Of July. and
unfortunately this will be an instance
have to be hauled down.
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Quaint Caricatures.
Boston TranscrIpt I'D }

F5UnLUN IThIINIIIpL FIIIITI
II Is worth noting that the Lincoln
Republicans" bear as little resemblance
10 Lincoln as the "Jeffersonisn Demo-
Gratis" bear to Jefferson. Each Is adyo-
eating doctrines those great presidents
would have repudiated
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A GUARANTEE.

The Post IntelliEencer hereby
guarantee Its advertisers = bona
ade paid circulation, Daily, weekly
and Sunday, double that of any
other Newspaper published In the
state of Warrington. Advertising
contracts will be made subject to
this guarantee.
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The Beers VIII not tolerate the sug-
gestion of unconditional surrender. 80
Roberts will probably be under the nec-
'essity of moving Immediately upon their
works
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Some OF the local Democrats propose
TO bring about harmony within the
party by throwing out the Single Tax
ers, but this is "A suggestion which If
carried out Will only add to the merri-
ment.
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Neeley's counsel says that the propo-
sition to try an American citizen in
sountTy where the Spanish laws are in
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An Alabama tax assessor Is reported
as being ossified from the waist down.
This is noteworthy. as most tax-asses-
sors are ossifled from the scalp to the
heels.
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ADJUSTMENTS TODAY.

SEATTLE THEATER--"Alice In Won
0erland"
THIRD AVENUE THEATER-''rhe Sill
yer King"
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SEATTLE, THURSDAY, MAY -.
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The Post rntellIsencer does not cfer payment fof
voluntary contributions and Will not undertake 70
return unsolicited manuscript.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29
PETTUS WILL BE SPEAKER
Son of Ex-United States Senator Gets
the Place.
Coming Legislature VIII Provide for
a Constitutional Convention
To Be Held in 1902.

Montgomery. Ala, October 2S.-(Special)
The Alabama legislature viii convene in
biennial session November 18th.
It appears TO be foregone conclusion
that Hon. +. l.. Pettus. of Dallas son
of United States Senator Pettus, will be
the speaker Of the house; Hon. Jesse g.
Adams. of Dale. will be its clerk. and Hon.
Richard H. Clark, of Mobile, formerly
congressman from the first district, will
be chairman of the judiciary committee.
There are several aspirants for the pres
idency of the senate. but Hon. w. ID.
Jelka. of Eufaula. appears to be well in
the lead, and there is very little doubt
but that Hon. Gilmore Carrot. of Calhoun.
will be the secretary. 1t is understood
that Senator Wiley, of this district, viii
be the chairman of the judiciary COM
mittee of the senate.
The approaching session Of the general
assembly will enact statute providing
for tho holding of n constitutional con-
vention. This was one of the successful
issues in the last campaign. and the prob
abilities are that no serious opposition 10
the movement Will be presented.
The prime object in adopting a new
constitution is to regulate the suffrage.
If a convention is called il will likely
not be held until the spring of 1902. by
which time the constitutions of MISSISSIPPI
ri. Louisiana and North Carolina Will
have been tested in the courts, and the
Alabama lawmakers will. therefore, have
the experience of others to guide them.
The constitution after it is formulated
by the convention will have to be sub
mitted to the people OF the state for rai-
ncation. but If the new constitution of
the states Just mentioned are found to
stand the test of the courts. the probab bill
tiles are that the people will vote for l..
The legislature viii also be called on to
enact a new primary election law. The
last general assembly established Sucn
a law but ii has proved 10 DE by no means
effectual. and the proposition is TO make
some stringent amendments In order 20
throw every possible safeguard around
the ballot
one of the weak points of the law is the
slight penalty for its violation and it is
nronosed To remedy this by making the
practice of fraud in primary elections 4
nenitentiary offense. Ii will also be sought
To prcvent the use of money in elections
nv recurring each candidate to file and
show a statement of his campaign ex-
penScS.
The jefferson county members have TAX
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RECKLESS SAFE BLOWERS.
Two Alabama Postoffices Robbed on
the Same Night.

BIRMINGHAM Ala. October 25.-Post-
Office. robbers last night entered the Offices
M Woodlawn and Warrior. The safe in
the Woodlawn Office was blown open and
so in stamps were taken. More eXplos-
i've matter was used than was necessary.
The safe was not only wrecked. but the
door 81 IL was blown entirely across the
building. every window ia the house brsk-
On and all the postonice boxes were blown
out. The explosion aroused half the pop
uiation of the town. The robbers. how
ever. had secured their booty and fled
before the cause of the explosion was
ascertaiucd.
Entrance 10 me building was Effected
by breaking open window. The War
riur safe WAS blown open. and the cash
drawer i'm W X CARROTS store where
the office was kept was rited. Very lit
tie was secured There were two ex-
plosious. and after the first one occurred
the town marshal and a posse of citi-
ions began an investigation. The posse
arrived lust after the second explosion
occurred and fired on three men who
were seen In the postoiiice building. The
men ESCAPED through the back door be
for. they had gotten anything from the
safe All they secured was few dol
lars from the cash drawer II Is believed
that one of the robbers was wounded. as
a negro who lives three miles out said
that ho SAW three men pass his house
about an hour after the robbery occurred.
ami that two Of them were carrying the
third. who was Eruaning and complain
ing ~ pain. The burglars entered the
postoiiicc b. cutting out panel in the
lack door
The postofIice department has offered
n reward of S3m for the apprehension of
the robbers i'm both cases.
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Negroes Turn Against Mckinley.

f-ilsstau.sn-s Tenn. October @s--fSpc-
r.slf-.tt tHsisEe session 90 the African
.rnHsitst EPISCOPAL conference uf Ten
uaa---s im r0.~ slrg. rh. committee on
rIe estate ~ rH- union reported resO-
Ilr-eu iu.lnr<.lG rEr national administra-
ton especially -le Sold standard and the
f1rcl-u fsIfes cot tha president The res
u-uriau raised 81 Storm ~ object .ons AMI
g. heated discussion followed The trend
80 th.. discussion was tuHt the NEGRO had
NOTHING Cor gain f-um q furi her aiiliation
with she Republican on amy other party.
auf especially was rhrr- nothing .-cnm b
fuz a. The present admin rat -uu.' FROM
tho negroes 20 rfe country Tine rc~plu-
tior vas rhau voted Gown By a very de-
-rra.E ma rnrrfE
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. . . . . o .
. WHEELER'S TRIBUTE TO Z
. CONFEDERATE VETERANS. .

y am proud that / am a south y
= ern man-proud that L am de- y
= scendant and contemporary of +
y those great master minds of the
\ southland that have done SO much \
\ to make the American republic \
\ glorious and give to her children =
y the priceless heritage OF civil lib y
y erty. In all the annals of history y
y there are recorded no acts of pa y
\ triotic self-sacrfice and physical y
y courage on the embattled field that y
y will compare with the deathleSs =
y pages written i'm blood by the chiv-
y airy and manhood Of the south in =
\ that terrific four years armed =
4 struggle for the maintenance of the =
y constitution ii was written by \
y the fathers In every war in which y
\ our country has been engaged, =
y from the revolution for independ-
y ence from the thraldom of a tyrant
= power across the seas to the last y
\ war for the honor of the flag and y
y the triumph of civilization i'm the \
y nethermost parts of the earth. the y
v
y tic figure. an example of what Is =
y noblest i'm patriotic ideals and best =
y I'm democratic citizenship l thank 4
\ God for the humble part lie has y
y permittc.. me TO play I'm the con-
y ficts of my country and my coun-
\ trymen for their too kind appre- =
y citation of my efforts to DO my duty 3
\ In line with my convictions of =
y right. / retire in my declining y
y years, happy IN the privilege of
. being allowed TO spend them
\ among my own people. in my be-
= loved southland. and at the end of =
y life's journey it will rob death of :
= it's sting TO know that my ashes =
y shall repose I'm the land Of my ma =
= tivity.
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COL. JOHN M. FLEMING DEAD.
Confederate Veteran and ex-Editor
Passes Away in Asylum.

t<uox,ille. Tenn. Octobo. 2S--Colonel
John NJ. Fleming. aged siXty-eisht years.
and for many years editor of the old
Knoxville Tribune and later The Sentinel,
died this evening at the East Tennessee
hospital for the insane. where he has been
for the past seven years. Deceased was a
noted confederate soldier and 4 prominent
politician. His health failed, and lie had
to be sent TO the asylum.
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vAssAR GIRLS IN MALE GARB.
Rugged Up To Represent Hanna,
Roosevelt and Depew.

Poughkeepsic. \. Y. October &.-The
usual mock presidential election NJ Vas
sar Will take place some night TINS week
Last night the republican rally was held'
There was great enthusiasm. Students
made m to represent Mark Hanna. Roose-
Welt and Dewey made stirring speeches
Music was furnished by band Of twenty
rirls in full continental costumes, whose
Instruments were combs. cymbals and
drums. while other students dressed as
policemen kept the bystanders in order
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey We're honored
guests.
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SENT FIRST SHOT AT SPAIN

Nashville. Tenn. October 2S-The gun
from which the first shot I'm the Spanish
American war WAS fired has reached
Nashville which is TO be its permanent
hcme. Ii is a Hotchkiss rapid fire one
FOUNDER. and comes from the glnboat
Nashville. which sent a shot over the
bow of the Spanish merchant vessel
Bucna Ventura
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Heath's Cotton Crop Report.

r. : Heath Of Heath-Reid Jobbinc and
Commission Company. Charlotte. y. c. under
date Of OCTOBER 2oth. rays;
This has been favorable week for gath
erinS cotton: picking on the early aDd sandy
on morning OF the 9Th, killing all prospects
Of ton crop. This top CROP talked OF So nlucn
WtutG not nave amounted 70 per cent IN TINS
stctlon unless frost TAD been delayed until
Dee ember. Farmers have been selling freely
as fast as picked until the recent decline: now
they refuse To sell They are In good shaie.
having sold enough at high prices To- satisfy
present demands. ara they are IN position 90
h0lG balance. Receipts here last week SO
tales: week previous i.o36 bales ana week
still previous to this 1919 bales This is the
same way in this entire section. our buyers IN
South Carolina and Georgia are practically do
ing nothing. Ne are fully convinced that
crop in this territory is fully 0 Ter cent snort
larger interior markets east IF the Mississippi
river IS misleading Lest year soon
ten n Ills We're grabbing and bidding Tor II and
the cotton went direct mills this year mills
only tuyiT g from hand-to mouth and market
ING Tree the cotton has Teen rushed 20 pUrtS
Tor St ttuber and October shipments 10 Liv-
srpeol. where such big premiums were paid
for early shipments. This has swelled the
insight movement this year to larger than
normal proporti JUS The mills in this section
arr now more Interested and as soen as cleo
tion is over will he free buyers. provided NJ
cis tThing factors result from election. Money
just at present, while not being tight. still
hanks prefer not 10 make airy large new bGsi-
ness until after election Taking last years
crop and supply September /. 1899. and We
have as follows;
American visible supply Sept. !.
1909. ...- -. -. - -. I.953.ooo
Ameri"sn crop marketed Sept. 1,
1899. to sept. !, 1900. e. -. e.456. 600
Total supply OF American cotton
1900. 90. 80 -..... -.....-II.39e. 600
American visible supply Sept T.
$780,. -. -. -. ...... $4,000
Total consumption American,
toSS-- -- 10, GOO
- therefore, IL viii he zen we must nrc7uce
4 ron taf {
have The same supply had for 1899.
We think a fair estimate for this cr0r to be
100000 bales Add visible September Ist
and We nave fully million bales less than
lest years supply and stocks were red,lred
10 dangerous proportions at end q last season
and caUsed spot cotton to sell at Ida.c il, l.iv-
err DOL for middlirg"
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KRUGER WILL MAKE APPEAL.
To Ask Powers To Intervene in South
Africa

brussels. October 2--The Transvaal
agency announces that Mr.. Kruger wiii
arrive AT Marseilles on the Dutch cruiser
GeidcrIamd November 1lih. or November
12;h. He win proceed 60 The Hague with
out stopping al Paris. and .fter express
ING his thanks - Queen Wilhe.min1 for
Dutch hospitality o. board the cruiser
he will appeal to tine powers To- intervene
81 the South African settlement on the
basis Of article Of Tine Hague conven-
ffuu
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A New Cure for Cancer.

DR.. Registers New Serum and Antisep-
tie Treatment for Cancer and other ma
lignaut grOwths cures all forms Of these
dangerous diseases, without the knife or
any dangerous operation. Eight years Of
success and the verdict of the whole
medical profession have demonstrated
this Write for new book on Cancer and
Its cure" Dr. w r. Register. 40 Main
St. ALemphis Tenn.
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Holiday Books for 1900.

Agents wanted In every town and conn-
~ ta sell the finest and best set of hoil-
dav hooks ever published. Terms liberal.
NJ capital required. Complete outfit in
neat SIMPLE ease free ON receipt of y
cents for mailing. order outfit at once
ana D.. the drs; In the field. Address ID.
l.. Luthe- Publishing Co.. Atlanta. Ca.
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Guthrie. Okla, October Ex-Governor
Barnes issued a quarantine proclamation
today providing that on and after No
vember LIST. up to and including December
81 1900 cattle may be moved across the
territorial and federal quarantine line
passing through Oklahoma, after the cat
tel have been inspected.
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JKTOULD you rather buy
w lamp-chimneys, one 4

HRf
w lamp-chimneys, one a
week the year round. or one
that lasts till some accident
breaks it9
Tough glass. Macbeth's
pearl top" or pearl glass.
almost never break from heat,
not one IN a hundred.
Where can you get it? and what
does IT cost
Your dealer knows where and how
much. II costs more than common
glass; and may be. he thinks tough
glass isn't good for his business.
OR Iadex" desrriies al lamps and their
fyssr- chinu-ys- With Il you can always order
the night sis- zai shag- q chimney ;or any lamp.
We alzzl Il FREE q any u1e Who writes fog IL
Actress NAcEETII, Pi,rsbuEsh. Pa.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Frankfort XIV. October 22-The Ken
lucky legislature sent the non-rartlSan
election law passed by it on Saturday
TO succeed the Cioebal law to the governor
today and adjourned sine die The dew
ocrats and republicans could not agree
on a state election commissioner to fill a
vacancy on the board and adjourned
without electinS anybody
Parkersburg. w Va. October 22.-Today
at Minnie. on the Short Line railroad
two negroes entered a saloon run by Et
Carroll and got a drink. While Carroll
was making change he was knocked down
and beaten TO death with q Clue The
negroes are in Jail here.
Washington. October 22-The battleship
Kentucky which put into New York yes
To-day for minor repairs to her gun car
riages. started again this afternoon 10
sea. The repairs TO her turrets were or
Il trivial nature Tire Kentucky VIII pro-
Ceed 10 China
birmingham. Ala. October 22.-(sDeeial)
The management OF the Alabama state
fair several days ago extended invita-
lions To General Joseph Wheeler and
Lieutenant X. p. HObs1n TO visit Biz
n.irgham during the fair. and both have
accepted.
Washington. October 22.-General Leon
ard Wood, governor general Of Cu5a- saw
Secretary Long today and recommended
that steps be taken To remove tho wreck
of the battleship Maine from Havana
harbOr, IS II occupies a great deal OF
space which could be utilized 10 adj
vantage.
London. October Z5.-The war office an.
nOunces today that Lord Roberts hopes
to leave South Africa FOR home about
November 18th. and that General Lord
Wolseley has consented to continue 20
perform the duties of commander in chief
of the army until the end Of November
Pomfret. Conn. October 26.-John Addi-
son Porter. formerly secretary TO Presi-
dent Mckinley. lies dangerously III at his
residence in this place, suffering from a
disease which must ultimately end in
death.
Huntsville. Ala. October 26.-(Spec'al)
The people of Huntsville are much
wrought up over the result of the census
as recently announced. giving the city
population of less than hundred over
5000. At an adjourned meeting of the
chamber of commerce last night. the cen
sus matter was taken up. and memorial
to Director Merriam was drawn request
ing "A recount one entire section Of the
city. 1t is alleged. was not visited by the
census men.
Canton. O.. October 26.-President Nc
Kinley IS now fully qualified to vote in
urpcfuCf II first ward Canton H regis
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en- the primary law in charge and il is
stated that they viii present and advo-
cate the passage of a careful statute on
the subject. As the democratic primary
election practically amounts to final &C
ton In Alabama. there is need OF meas
ures as stringent as those for regular
oil
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talking with me i'm Washington just be
fore I came out here to get a glimpse Of
conditions here in the west. / had sug-
gested that the labor vote might be
reached by this fulI-dinner-pail talk.
81 am afraid not" said he. II don't
know how it is in ether states, but with
us in Ohio the thing works the other
way When labor is unemployed. when
the workingman has no job. we get that
vote. When he has a job. he gets fat
and sassy and sees somebody else bet
ter oft than he is then he votes against
the republican party. l have made
study of these phenomena for years, and
I've found il works that way. almost in
variably."
Democrats Won in Good Times.
That this same thing may be true the
country over was shown in 1851 and lSg3
The labor vote went to Cleveland n
both Of those years. lie was twice elect
ed president in the midst Of good times
YES" say the republicans. but they
did lot then have the object lesson OF
panic times just passed"
Which is also true. The fact that there
were hard times four years ago may not
be forgotten, and it may make 4 differ
ence with these men when they come 10
vote.
And on the other hand. the fact that
the four years which have given them
hard work at not munificent wages have
witnessed the rapid growth Of the trusts
10 make multi-millionaires of their ma
uipulators. may make a difference with
the Iaboring man who is asked to sus-
tain. by his vote. the legislation that has
made these trusts and these multi-mil-
Honaires.
Every man who discusses the situation
has ~ own theory. his own explanation.
Each feels positive he is right. You can
get into an argument on the subject with
any one of the thousands OF Politician
professional or amateur-whO thrCnS the
corridors of the Chicago hotels. l. too,
have a theory. II is that the same per-
plex.ty. the same diversity Of opinion
exists among the workingman as among
the politicians who discuss them. That
would indicate vote divided according
to the Individual ideas of the men. Even
that VIII give us nothing certain except
uncertainty. for the trend of thought of
the majority is as much n mystery IS
ever. Not until the votes are counted
viii the problem be solved.
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Dizziness. spells Of blindness. head
ache and sour stomach are caused by
torpid liver and cOnstipated bowels.
Prickly Ash Bitters removes the cause
of the trouble and puts the system in per-
feet order.
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Columbia, 6. c., October oS-(SnaciaI)-
1t is reported from Allendaie RarnWen
county, that Richard Sanders assaulted
the wife of Moses Cohen. Cohen, on he
ing Informed of the outrage, got 4 double
barrel gun ard went in search 90 San
ders. He fired two shots. one load taxi
ing effect in Sanders left side. the other
in his right eye. Sanders was rot dead
at last report. but ii was said lie could
not live.