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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15
In DEFENSE OF WOMAEUOOD.

Atlanta Constitution.
The recent remarks of Rev. DR..
Rroughton both in original and amended
form, have evoked such Il storm Of in
disna;ion that the Constitution cannot
find space for the letters in regard
thereto. With the attention hereby given
to the matter, it will be dismissed 50
far is our columns are concerned.
No matter what may have been the
precise form Of the words used, they
catered to a prrrient expectancy. and
they have coupled the name OF an hon
est employment with that which is
most vile and shocking. What if the
words break down the spirit Of the girl
seeking employment; what if there are
crushed feelings, bruised hearts, Starva-
ton at home; what of all this--if it but
leads to the sensational incident which
brings notoriety and advertisement. To
treat such an outrage calmly is difficult.
and it is no wonder that many OF our
correspondents write as strongly rs they
do.
But let us get at once to the meat
OF the discussion. The assumption that
women are so easily led astray is an as
salllt upon the integrity of the sex such
as no son Of q worthy mother should
for one moment entertain.
Womanho0d the world over. even in
its widest state, revolts against the
charge of weakness which is made by
those who look upon the sex as with
ont the moral integrity 10 take care
of itself--cone what may!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15
KILLED BY a FALL.
Mr.. Hood Receives Check for 1.GO0
in Compromise of Suit.

Selma. \. c., Feb. IA Special Il
report from Princeton y. e.. this moan
ing says that while I.ulcy and Simon
Edwards and joseph Perry, Ir. were
playing in the rear Of 4 par room ~ that
place last night young Edwards was
thrown violently 10 the ground kiIilll.;
hiM almost ms 2ut!y. ii was II Ers'
rnnored that his neck Was hroA"a but
this report has not been confirmed M
10 this writing. Seemingly there existed
10 unpleasant feeling between the boys
as they have hecn living near each other
for wears. and were very warn friends.
The killing is regarded rs purely acct
dental. they had aM been drinking.
Fred VI. Hood last we,k received q
check for 81 600 from the Southern
Railway Company as compromise fCr
the accident IN which Mr.. Hood los; his
right hand while in their employ a few
months ago.
IIOWTHE ACCIDENT HAPPENED.
G0ldsboro y. C., Feb. t4.-(Specia!.l
A peculiar and Distressing accident took
rlace at Princeton last night, resulting
in the death of Joseph Perry, a young
man CT 81 years Of age, and nephew
% Mr.. JAS W. Perry, of Princeton.
Young Perry accompanied ny Luby
and Simpson Edwards. spent the day
in this city yesterday looking after soma
property he inherited from bis grand
parents and arrangements were made
10 survey the land today. His uncle,
Mr.. !. W. Perry, of Princeton. who
was his guardian also turned hilm over
three or four hundred dollars i'll money.
The Young men left the city last night
in buoyant spirits, and went to Prince
ton where they went TO Worrels bar.
and there became engaged in a friendly
tustle throwing Joseph Perry across a
sill near Tire door Of the bar room, in
stantly breaking his neck.
The affair IS greatly deplorcd by ev-
cIyboay. Mr.. 'Newsome. a telegraph
operator of Wilmington. accompanied ny
us wife, a sister of the deceased pass
Cd through the city today on route 10
Princeton in response to Il telegram con-
viewing to them the sad news.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15
PICTURES OF ELECTRICITY.

The photography of lightning is
sciences latest achievement. These are
called "elcctroSraphs' and are consider
"a of great value in the future knowledge
OF electricity. 1t is well known that
person struck by lightning hears an i'm
preston resembling n tree. The electro
graph has proved that this is because
igltnr. itself has a tree-like shape.
which always leaves vivid impression
wherever it strikes. In this respect 1t is
similar to the famous mejicin t--i1ostet-
ter'S Stomach Bitters, which also leaves
lis impre~sion--that of health-upon
every one who uses it. This great speci-
tc is for all stomach Ills such as dyspep-
sin. constipation biiousness, malaria.
kidney trouble. AMI all ailments which
arise from impaired digestion. 1t will
nut offend the weakest stomach.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15

tNow. how many Of you are ready TO
shoulder your guns aud come here to
help me-"
TAYLOR and the Louisville and Nash
vile road. whose creature he Is, are not
satisfied with the crime of assassination.
OF which they are as morally guilty. as
shown by their subsequent conduct, AZ
if they directly hired the man 10 kill Coo
bel. They are not satisfied with having
almost plunged a commonwealth into
civil war; they will not rest content until
they have brought on this war. Taylor
is almost as dangerous and almost as
criminal rs the corporation, but The cor
poration is more difficult TO reach. I he
man is comparatively easy. He is new
melting men TO violate the law. and is
preaching a crusade of murder and blood.
lie is an Anarchist. and should he
hanged.
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Spirit of the Press
THE ANARCHISTIC TAYLOR. :
y. Y. Morning Telegraph.

y. Y. Morning Telegraph.
The wrong man was killed in Ken
lucky. Goebel was going about his con
test for the governorship. acting within
the law. guided only by the statutes.
TAYLOR. the Governor de facto. by his
own confession. and more patiently by
his own actions. Is a reyoluilonist ami
an Anarchist. This word ''anarchiSJ
WAS employed TO great advantage i'll the
last Republican, National campaign.
Every one who did not agree with Mark
Hanna. chairman of the Executive COM
mittee, was described as an Anarchist.
Now we have one of the real sort IN
the person Of the leader of the he!l-
tucky Republicans. The Hanna commit
tee would do well to examine this man
and note his characteristics. Taylor has
declared his purpose and is already or
caniZng for war. He has rejected the
peace agreement which was formulated
by committee Of Republicans and
Democrats. Taylor will have nothing To
DO with peace or contracts looking 10
the bio0ileSs settlement of the Kentucky
dispute. Ali that the peace agreemenr
which he rejected provided for was that
the law applicable to his case, and that
OF the counter claimant. be permitted t"
take its. course. Nothing else WIS asked
of him; nothing insisted upon; no qucS-
ton pres ented for his consideration ex-
cept that he obey the law himself. ana
50 far as possible compel his followers
to Go So. Instead Of accepting the prop
oSitons he pronounceS for blood. de
called his committee cf chief thugs to-
gether yesterday and said:
Il nave rejected the peace agreement.
The Legislature will again vote to I'm
seat ne. Then the case will he appealed
to the State Court Of Appeals.
The verdict OF that body is already
drawn and is against me by a vote of 4
IL .. We will then try 10 get into the
Federal courts
IF we fail in This there is only ou%
course open TO us, and that is revolution.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15
4 SLEEP no MORE FOR LINNEY

Statosvillc Landmark.
Whites remarks We're modified before
they appeared in the Congressional Rec
ord, but they have attracted wide atten-
ton and are universally denounced as ii
foul SANDER. Linncy, TOO. has come IN
for his share OF accumulation for his part
in this incident and it is safe to say that
the Congressman from de ate will
heartily wish the negro White dead n
thousand times before he hears the last
OF this matter. When he goes on the
stump next summer he will have this re-
mark of Whites thrust in his face at
every turn and he viii be harassed with
it until sleep will be driven from his eyes
and slumber from his eyelids. There are
few negroes in Linney's district ANA the
white men. regardless of party. will re-
member him for his part in this affair
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15
TOO MANY FOR THEM
Black -and--Tans Couldn't
Face the Music.
Asked FOR a Division Of lime and Tucked
Tail and Ran When Their Turn
Came TO Speak.

Pittsboro. \. c.. Feb. 14.-(Speoial.}-
court. now in session here. yesterday
Hon. JAS. II. Pou, of Raleigh, opened
fhe campaign in this (Chathaml county
fol. the ratification Of the Constitutional
Amendment and the permanent eStab-
ljShment Of White Supremacy in NCG'th
Carolina in a speech which for clear
ness, force of argument and persuasion
has seldom been eQalled here. Before
beginning his speech Il division of tiare
was requested by some of the Rep-pop
fusion ring which Mr.. Pou readily grant
cd, but so well did Mr.. Pou handle his
subject and so completely did he nail
the anti-amendment fusion lies being
circulated, that not a man could be found
who would attempt TO answer the able
argument presented.
Mr.. Pou spoke for an hour and a
half the entire time holding the large
crowd before him mtently interested III
his clear and concise exposition OF the
amendment Its necessity, the ploba'
bility of adoption, conStitutlonaEty OF
adoption, accomplishment of ats purpose
the observation-disclosures of the ignorant
vicious negro, and llR GCnefali DFCt"i'
naent of every class of our citizens re
sulting from its adoption were pointeC
out.
Taken as a whole. Mr.. POu's able arc
convincing speech was well received b!
the white portion of his audience anc
will certainly be productive of much Sooc
in redeeming not only this nut Other
counties from the baneful control OF fhf
pie eating, hlack-and-tan fusion gan
which have ridden into office through tht
votes of ignorant, vicicrs negroes.
This was the smallest crowd he'd here
in a long time, the only case CT much IN
terest was the case against .Ino.
Ferry, for knocking Clerk Of Court DIX
On in the head with Il club during TIT
session Of court last September. PER-!
was found guilty, but has rot been sen
fenced yet. United States Deputy Mar
Shal ]. NJ Hammock was acquitted c1
the charge OF highway robbery. \ lai@'
crowd expected to go TO Raleigh last
night TO hear Bryan, but could not Ge'
reasonable rates, the same crowd o.
about $50 will come to Raleigh in a body
10 the convention that will nomiratc Mr.
| Ii. \. London for Treasrer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15

hMrs Annie Shorter Leftwich. dauGh-
ter of Hon Ellis Shorter OF Eufaula,
Ala. and wife Of Mr.. \. Hamilton Left
wich. of Greensboro, y. C., died yestrr-
day afternoon at > o'clock at the resi-
denee OF her si>ter-in-iaw. Mrs. William
King. Oh Fifth avenue. The announce
ment OF hcr death will be profound
shock to this entire community. and i
is rendered particularly sad by the iaft
that only a few days ago her 2&h'i
riother-in-law. Mrs Elizabeth W. Lett
wch, Was laid TO rest. Mrs. Leftwi"h
rose from a bed OF sickness in order 10
come here and attend the funeral; Scr
,>hewas devotedly attached TO her ass
bands mother and wished to pay har :,
last loving tribute. The deep cold aHh
which she was suffering developed into
:; severe attack of the grir. and carry
this week pneumonia interviewed. -Lgn.:1-
lurg News.
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NOT MUCH LEFT.

Our Home
Against Senator Buffers ofiicia! record
We have notbng to say. We only wish
we had majority in Congress like him.
Rnt he has played politics" with the
Peoples party in this State until there
is not much left to play politics with .
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15

for the sake OF The dignity OF the nation
his own party feels bound 10 repudiate
But it is useless TO carry the contrast
further: language can not accentuate the
absurdity. Surely We are fallen on evils
DAYS when the tinsel fgurehead is exalt-
cd to a place beside the greatest prasi
dent of a half century.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15

The prospects OF material advantage
to come from the extension Of our East
crn trade are enough To inspire entlu-
sia<m. besides the 100000 in the Pail
ippine archipelago. TO whom we have tbs
syacial right II minister in supply antt
tl2de--Attorney- General GriggS.
Thus far. however. the trade has tccn
confined 10 the exchange of proieotiles
III long range and the enthusiasm 10 lae
breasts OF army contractors.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15

The Turkish Minister at Washington
has taken great pains TO explain that he
has but one wife. This was quite an
unnecessary precaution. \ Moslem with
only one wife is unpopular with the pres
ent administration. Ffs5
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15

DeWitt'> Witch Hazel Save Is 'lu-
cqualled for piles. injuries and skin dis
eases. Il Is the original Witch GlZoi
Salva. Beware Of ali counterfcits.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15

Congressman Amos Cummings, Of New
York, would make a stronger candidate
were lie not supporter of the Hanna
for vice-pre silent on the Bryan ticket
ship subsidy bill Springfield Kepubli-
can.
TIE esteemed Republican forgets that
snpnort of some of Mr.. Hanna's numcr-
Gus COMMUNICATING devices is now the
hallmark Of certain kand Of Democ-
racy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15

Mr.. HAYS agreement to dig Il canal
for England seems to be playing the role
Of ii" in the United States Senate.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15

If I.inney wants his blue pencii.ng 10
De really effective h. should apply it to
mis- colored contemporaries before pulling
The i'd off.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15

In It's efforts 10 muzzle The niger Con-
gresham the white Radical contingent
is shedding floods Of peTssGrati.aa an't
strong language.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15

Mr. Miller's press agent Ceci! Leslie,
says the Brooklyn swindlo yielded cool
million. Mark Hanna ought to find NJ.
Miller in n contributivc frame OF mind.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15

The New York Commercial announces
on the authority of, a financier ''who en-
joys the confidence OF the Rockefeller"
that the latter have consunlmated a
deal with the Rothschiids to control
the worlds supply Of copper. The new
trust is backed by $500. 100000. The
annual output or copper is 9S3 million
pounds and of his 491 million pounds
are used in electrical contrivances. The
fact is patent that the new trust is IN
a position to CONTROL the most important
factor after steam in modern clylllza-
ton. Through the agency Of the street
car companies every working man in
our cities will pay his tribute the benevo-
lent Rockefeller; every town that mas
electric lights will be taxed for his bene~
fit. Charity is doubtless still very sweet
but il is beginning to come tritie hiSa
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-15

Some years ago a professor IN Yale
University was engaged i'll indus triously
predicting that the world would see It's
finish about 1895; that it would become
detached from its trolley or have head
end collision with 4 comet or fail into
tbs. sun or make an assignment anu get
ont of business. Now Prot. HysIop o.
Columbia University, has found out that
Mrs. Piper, Of Boston. really commln-
Gates with spirits from, in or about the
other world Mrs. Piper has told him
that she has had 4 talkfest or a con-
yersazionc with his deceased parent who
INDUCED in certain "reminiscences about
a pen-knife he used to have in earlier
days. and gave her interesting data as
to a broken fence and a row over dog.
prof. HySlop is convinced. The profes-
sors in our colleges and universities are
mostly sensible men. Is there no process
by which they can be rid of the fools:
Daily camera., 1900-03-12
AFTER "BILLY" BROWN.

suit Brought Against Boulder Mining Man
and Associates.
C. Durbiu has brought an action for
specific performance against William
Brown, Jonas Bergheim, Belle Benjamin
c. H. Emerson ard c. ". Atkinson,
papers tor which we're filed in the dis
,rict court today by plaintiffs Attorneys,
Es,eb & Wolff Mri Durbin's suit is to
compel delivery OF deed to the Invinei-
Bile mine. Jamestown. and to restrain
defendant Brown from giving title TO c,
H. Emerson.
March "a. 1896. the complaint says,
Brown put pl,intiff in possession under
bond and lease and deposited deed
of escrow with Joseph Lloyd. which
should be delivered on payment of 81 900
for the mine. Meantime Mr. Brown was
TO acquire sound title to the property.
This he did in 1899, but has since refused
10 answer or recognize plaintiff demand
for deed. upon offer to pay the stipu
lated purchase price. Brown is charged
with having borrowed the deed IN es
crow and erased his name. Subsequently
TO have entirely destroyed it. In the
meantime. it is alleged he sold the mine
to c. H. Emerson for $4,000, accord.
ing to the terms OF which sale 25co
were to b. paid on the I3h instant.
Plaintiff prays that defendant be re.
strained from selling the property; that
defendant be- adjudged trustee of legal
title to the Invincible lode and be re-
quired to render full accounting TO the
plaintiff of rents and profits during such
trusteeship and pay the same to plaintiff,
the same to apply on said purchase price
OF $4,000; that deed to c. H Emerson be
cancelled; that deed to one.eighth OF the
mine to Jonas Bereheim be cancelled !;
same action as 10 deed of like int res,
to Belle Benz ,min, and that Brown be
required to execute and deliver deed to
plaintiff.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12

7 Mr. E. A. Thayer, manager Of the Rio
Grande railroad eating houses, the Union
Depot hotel at Pueblo. and Hotel Colo
RADIO at Glenwood Springs, arrived this
morning and was taken for ride by Mr.
c. B. Culbertson. Mr. Thayer will NEE,
citizens Of Boulder at the parlors Of the
First National bank tonight to discuss
plans for great tourist hotel here. 1t is
hoped that there will be representative
attendance of citizens. Mr. Thayei is en-,
thusiastic over Boulders opportunities
and eligibility as resort.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12
Cheever-HorlOcker,

Miss Zorla Horlocker, formerly oi
Boulder, was recently married in New
York to a prominent society man of the
metropolis. Mr. H Durant Chsever
Miss Hcriocker's father was former
owrer of the Lucky Star mine, Sugar
Loaf. Her beautiful sister, Miss Viola
created profound sensation some time
ago by being arrested for poisoning the
wife of her employer, in whose Office she
was stenographer. 1t was shown that
she was insane and the young lady was
sent to an asylum for the insane.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12

The regular meeting of the Boulde,
Ethical society will be held Tuesday
evening March 18th. at its usual place OF
meeting in the Office rooms. second floor
at III2 Pearl street. The subject will be
"The Filipino. His Country And Ou,
Mission The dFe," BY Wm McDertnot,
a returned volunteer from the island
Remember bat any subject presented ,o
this society il open to discussion by the
audience. All who read this are invited
to attend also invite and bring your
friends,
Daily camera., 1900-03-12

When q. NJ. Anderson and wife re-
turned from church last mig they found
a window in The house broken and the
key in the i.Dnt door pushed out from
its place on the inside and lying on the
floor. There is no question that robbery
was attempted, as the window was
broken enoug b to admit OF ingress. How
ever, no,hlngis missing from the house
Daily camera., 1900-03-12

On Monday evening, March 18TH in X
OF P hall the Rathbone sisters will pre-
sent the farce, 1.-The New Woman IL
costume. An admission fee Of fifteen
cents will be charged. The new dies
band will make its first appearance and
play several selections on that occasion
The play will be followed by "Myster-
ious Tea" served by the Rathbone sis ers.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12
-
boulder Man In Troub @.

" John Schaefer, formerly of Boulder,
Louisville and Eldora, bar keeper
when in thes. places, is reported to have
found himself strapped in Cripple Creek
last week and. with others, held up a
saloon. He has been bound over for
robbery
Daily camera., 1900-03-12

twenty-five young men in full dress
suits will tour the state in the interest of
the University. They will appear before
Boulder audience March Is. Get your
seats for the concert early.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12

The tickets for the university glee and
mandolin clubIwiil be on SALE Tuesday,
March I3lh at 10 O'Clock al FoGda's S
drug store. ALI seats one price, reserved
without extra charge-5o cents. Concert
Friday evening. March Io
Daily camera., 1900-03-12

Alfred Anderson died Of pneumonia at
Cripple Creek Sunday and will be buried
at Longmont. Deceased was a member
of Boulder lodge No. II7, |. 0. o. F., and
will be remembered as the young man
who married a daughter of Frank
Weisenhorn.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12

Mrs NJ A. IUIie died this morning.
She was born in Ohio, September 18th
1916, and has been a member of the
Methodist chu reh for sixty FIVE years,
The funeral ' i'll be held from M. E,
church tomorrDw at : Pm
Daily camera., 1900-03-12

The funeral of the late Elmer Smith
occurred at the undertaking rooms OF
Mr. Trezise this afternoon, Rev. DR..
Hornbeck officiating. The family were
comparatively unknown here, but quite
a number of citizens witnessed the cere'
mony. Interment was in Boulder
cemetery
Daily camera., 1900-03-12
A Fraud,

Miss McCarlem-Thot piano lamp ye
sold me is no good, an Oh want yez
to take it back.
Dealer-Eh? Why?
Mrs. McCarlem-Divil a chune con
we git out of it-N. y. Weekly.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12

The members OF the Phi Beta Pts en-
tertained the Parterre club and mIny OF
their friends On Saturday evening from
six to ten, at the home OF Mrs. Dan Nc
Allister. The dime was devoted TO games
and music, after which substantial re
treshments were served.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12

Mr. and Mrs Elmer Smith, who have
been spending some time at Camp Puz-
zler, took rooms at the residence of Mrs
S. J. Chamberlain. on Walnut street
They were en- route to their hom. in
Michigan, but tarried because of illness
OF Mr. Smith. He died Saturday evening
of dropsy.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12

Mrs Hiram Wolf entertained leR
friends Saturday evening at her home on
Hill street, in honor OF Miss Genevieve
Jabas who was her guest the past week.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12
Superior coal At Roberts L Cobb's.

The many ffiends of Judge II. c.
Henderson regret his departure from
our city today 10 take up his residence
IN California. HIS three charming
daughters Will follow in month.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12
Woollstt I Brown are ssls agents for tho
Famous Industrial Coal. So 4 ton.

The name of Wallace Chambers is
mentioned as likely one for the Labor
nomination for Marshal, and Frank
Swartz apears to be slated for the street
supervlsorship.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12
Not the ONLY One,

"Skinfint is gifted with second
sight"
II didn't know that"
Yes, he always looks at dollar
twice before he spends it."-Town
Topics.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12

Colonel J. H. Nicholson received d
telegram this morning announcing that
his mother, Mrs Helena Nicholson, was
dying at her home at Steubenville, O..
Colonel Nicholson left for that place or
the afternoon train.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12

= DR.. Riley and wife OF the sanitarium
have been renodeling and beauufylng
their home, "Maplelon cottage" all be
cause of an expected guesI who came
to them on Saturday. bright eyed boy
and their first born.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12
To Get Revenge

81 hate him!" she exclaimed. II
would do anything could to make him
miserable"
Then why don't you marry him?'
asked her dearest friend sweetly.-Chi-
cago Post.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12

A little Osteopath arrived in Denver
March 9TH to gladden. the hearts and
home of MIR and Mrs G.. H. Buffum.
Mrs Buffum was formerly Miss Almeda
Black. for years the popular kindergarten
teacher here. Her many friends extend
congratulations.
Daily camera., 1900-03-12
25 cents. Sold by all medicine dealers.
south African Item.

Newspaper Mani should like to tel
egraph home that the commanding
general is an idiot.
Censor regret to inform you that
we can permit the transmission Of no
military secrets.-Tit-Bits.