davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
WALL STREET AND ExCHANcro

FOREIGN TRADENG.-The advance IN +ba Ioo,
market on Monday led to heavy foreign raal,7ivo
sales yesterday. Arbrage houses sold about az OCo
shares. which easily absorbed.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Stock loan ouo-
tauons We're; Atchison common and preferred
Peoples Gas, Reading first preferred Rock Island
St Paul. Union Pacific common, American Tnhacco
common, Continental Tobacco common. Tennesssa
Coal and Iron 3l2; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Missouri Pacific, New-York Central Louisville ana
Nashville and Baltimore and Ohio common. 8as14;
Northwestern and Illinois Central /. Nor+barn
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
TIME MONEY MATURITIEs.
1ward Frothingham said Yesterday:

The largest amounts Of time money maturing De De
fore election are due by the city OF New foTh 70 -
trust companies for city revenue bonds. STOCK
brokers have very few maturities this monI1- III
fact, this October shows the lowest record OF 1Ia
turing time loans i'm the last fifteen years. Most
of the macurities due after election ana ti
into next year Consequently there is very httle
demand at the present time for time money ~ ~
that the principal demands rejected IN tne eal
money rates which rule at about Az to per cen
Western money has begun to seek a market
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

London, Oct. %, p. m-The market for Ameri-
can securities was heavy on realizing sales Final
prices follow: AtchIson, 80; Canadian Pacia, 977:
St Paul. 11Sss; Illinois Central 1S Louisville al
Nashville TIA; Union Pacific preferred IS; New
York Central, 49, Erie, 121a; Pennsylvania 6Ss.;
Reading 50; Erie first preferred, SO; Northern Pa
cihc preferred rs; Grand Trunk, 63s, and Anaconda
- - oI
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
HAN1BURG,s LOAN OvERsUBsCRIBED.

Berlin. Oct. 23.-The city of Hamburg's 4oOooVOO
marks per cent loan heavily oversuoscrloeo
here this morning. through previous applications,
and the books closed Immediately a1ter the
pOin
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
THE FEDERAL TREASURY

Washington, Oct 23.-The condition of the Treas
ury' divisions of issue and redemption at the be-
ginning Of business to-day was as follows:
RESERVE FUND
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
cRepor,ed by Be Haven 3 rownsend. Be-. % :.
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange. furnished by William P Bon
bright & Co.. OF Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
SIX dividend.
BONDS.

- 1ooa5 - -ulMo Pac T bs... se1s - Il
80 :. so = e North Pac Ss.... 66Is r IS
Is Y $40 SIS * do As ...--1os& - =
G Of Ga g II Reading gen 4s.'. 80 - q
Cen Pac 31zs..-. ssh - 81 L W zas..'' SS66Y =
Col & So 1st AZ s2h = = A q a 4s--.' oV7s - -
Kar IL =
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
STOCKS IN DEMAND.
STRONG INTERESTS BUYING.
REALIZING SALES FAIL TO MAKE IMPoR-
TANT DEcLNEs-FURTHER GOLD
IMPORTS EXPECTED.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Mondays
final quotations We're:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Domestic exchange
on New-York was follows at the places nansd.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington, $S52192; internal reve-
nue. receipts, $434,274; miscellaneous receipts ST.
9+ Total receipts for the day, 81 3O4441; expendi-
lures I705,oOo. Receipts for the month to date
S97876398; expenditures $35 10000: excess Of re-
ceipts &'255398. Receipts for fiscal year TO date.
$6z'8z464o expenditures 178769S23; excess of re-
ceipts. S3,5548l7 Receipts of National ban1, no+as
for redemption, S24O214
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDTSE
ry6yY[ Port .o,,S Of NewoYor6 ~ <, 1898 1899 1900
From January H.. .8S6058 9O7 87I154405 477 64G 53I
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED by R. L Day & Co.. No. Broad,
asked. TEX dividend.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Walker Brothers. No. II Broadway
High. low Close.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
FERRY COMPANIES
NEW-YORK.

'And interest. TEX interest.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

Bankers posted rates were:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

sex dividend
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

sex l per cen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-30

mitta9s fpmmen sic in's Gomptoir
unb fellen bic Gafturen unb Gra9t.
briefe aus, Damii, ipenn Der &ollmagen
In Der Ddmmerun9 tommt, I'M CUR
8abn gu fabren, 9ores ausgeriiffei
iein fann. @onH merben ollie Wege in
bic Gtabt BON 2aufburiden, benz
9annes, beiprgt, Der bel feinen Spa.
aier9dngen nit benz Npotbefentaten
asniieeno 3eit Eat. Die Mpotbefe tpiro
nllein bon Serrn Griebrid uno Germ
@oie beripaltet. Die seIa9t, BET Gbef
ipart germ. Nb, oa fommt er bic Sreppe
berab. Sd mill einittpetlen ben Oores
in's @etuebr rufen.
Ser NpDt6efer trat elm.
.guten Mlor9en, meme 0erren.
Nun, 9err @drenfelb, baben sic mid
ben pfalaoorf bereits ms @ebet genom.
men? Das 1T redt. Simmer alei@ mil
beicen 8einen binein. Gr flopfte. benz
beideicen our Seite fieEenben Seinrid
pdterli9 auf bic @dulter unb beuate
fid iiber bic &orreiponben3. vWas 9es
ionberes. 9err 8drenfelo2"
.gs limb einige 9r0bere Qluftrdge
oa5pii6en. 9as @eiddft bebt ii9."
$50, belt es {id?-Na, 1T ia gut,
iuenn es ii9 bebt. @eben sic BEL Sbrem
lobenstpertben gifer nlir au, bab Gte
bel Musbebnung ber 0erbinbungen
mid feine faulen Gunben ertuifden.
9lein aber fein III aud nidt f9le9t,
iebenfalls iiderer."
8drenfeIo lirid nit bem 0anbriiden
iiber ben Gdnurrbart. rOie neuen
Derbinounaen fino prina. Sd pfleee
nidis npreilis 81 tbun."
.Eas III mid aud duberf lieb, Qerr
gdrenfelo, nidts fir UNCUT. 9lber
porldnfis babe i'd 10 au iaaen aud nod
SntereiIe baran. Bite, i9 mill nidt
i6ren. Sd m6dte nur ben pfal3borf
auf elm paar Minuten init teraufneb.
men. I'M i'm ben Meinen bor3uliellen.
Bdrenfelb madte cine furae Nerbeu.
aung unO gine nit benz Grbrebu9 gum
Eager, nm ii9 bes Oores au beraeipii-
fern. 9sinri9 aber fiee, elmer ein-
labenben 6anobeme9un8 fetnes gbefs
folgenb, btnter 9errtl Griebri9 bic
9reppe binauf. Sbm ilopfte bas Gerj'
9ana 9ewaltis. ct hatte In feinem iun-
gen Qeben ni9t biel nit Oamerl 3a
tbun gebabt, unb barum berju9te ct
auf benz Mese aur erfen gtugs nod
f9nell, fi9 Elm @enebmen bor3ui9ret.
ben. Mber bergebens.. gr mubte immer
ipieber baran benten, ipie bod tas ganae
0aus NIT benz iiiBli9en Mpotbetenbuft
an9efiillt lei. gu einem ipeiteren @e-
banfen tonnte er iitb bor Betlemmung
nt9t aufi9uingen. Ser Mpotbefer
tffnete cine 9biir unb bieB ibn eintreten.
(Gortiebuns folgt).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-30
= &ur5 Dor Seem Oorf beoinq

&ur5 Dor Seem Dorf begine
WeB Marsaret Minnaban, eine ebe=
malige NDnne, auf oem fran5Dfil9en
Dampfer rlMquitaine" Selb1tmoro,
inoem tie iiber 8oro iprang. @s
tpuroe elm 8oot ms @aiier gelai=
len uno Die Selbitm0roerin berausQe=
sogen, ieoob gu ipdt. Gin an 8oro
befinoli6er fatboltl9er &rieIter nabm
Die BeitattungsceremDnie por unb
Die 9eibe uuroe mss Weer per=
ienft. Sin an 8orb befinoliher
Baiiagier iagte, Die 8erltprbene lei
@onne in einem &loiter in ssranf=
reid gepeien, aus pel9em iie aus
einem ibm unbefannten @runoe
entlaHen tpurbe. g8dbreno Der
Jabrt briitete tie iiber ibr @elbid, ;,
biz iie auf 5elbitmuroaeoanfen tam,
Wabreno Der 6abrt pertraute ssrdu=
lein Wfinnaban einigen ibrer Mit=
pa1iagiere an, oaB lte aus 2iebe gu
einem iungen Manne bas &lpfter
nerloHen babe uno iebt fible, baB
lie ibrer Janilie Sbanbe peruriabt
babe. Sic lagte, 1ie befinbe 1ib auf
Der Geile gu ibrem gruoer, tpelher
IL eineln Orte in 8ennip(panien
Hrieiter lei.
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@efhihte eimes gflapcu.

YIN 0anoen uno 6iBen tpabreno
nieler Sabre hurd Die &etten BON
&rantbeit aebunhen gu ietn, lit Die
l9limnlfte JQrm bon sflaperei.
SEQ. .. Williams BON Manheiter,
Wib., i6reibt: nMeine Jrau mar
tndbreno 5 Sabren 10 bllhos, oaB 1ie
iib nibt einmal auein i'm Bette be=
rumoreben fonnte. glls iie ieooh
ibre 3ufluht gu Electric Bitters''
genommen unb 5tpei Slai9en bappn
aufgebraudt batte, perbeIerte 1id ibr
Yuitano suiebenos unb lie tpar in
fur5er 3eit pieber i'm Stanoe, ibre
Nrbeit allein gu perri9ten." 0ieies
electromagnetic Wiittel fiir syraueu=
9ranfbeiten beilt ibneI unb bauerno
Nerpuiitat, @hfaflpiigfeit, Welan=
bolie, &opfihmer5en unb Sbpin=
BEL =Nnfdle. Sc lit cine @ottesz
@abe fiir ibipabe uno abgearbeitete
9eute. 9eilung garantirt, Oeur
80 Gents bel S. &alteper & Sobn,
Droguiiten.
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Werbiitete elm llnaliid.

Our1 einen guten @atbidlae, Der
5rau @eDrg Song bon @etu StraitS<
bile, o., ertbeilt uuroe, tuurben
Sipei Menibenleben pom 9obe ees
'rettet. Gin beftiger 6uiten beraubte
Srau Song felt LANCER 3eit ibres
Sblafes. Sic fpnIultirte mebrere
Nerste unb nabm niele Mebicinen
elm; iebob ibr 3uitano perihlim=
merte iib BON Gag 5u Gag. gs tpurbe
ibr bann anseratben, "Dr. Kings
New Discovery" gu periuhen uno
ibon bic erfte Slaibe beilte iie nolls
itdnoia uno iie iagt, oaf es AUDI bieie
Mebicin gepeieu lei, bic 6errn Song
bon einem beftieen Nnfau BON 2unz
eenentsiinbung gebeilt bate. Sol=
DE 6eiluneen iino Der bette Betpeis
fir feline 5dbi9teit, 0als=, Bruit=
unb 2uneen<2eiben gu beilen. geur
so Gts. unb $1.0O bic 5laihe. @irb
garantirt. Brobe Jlaihe frei BEL
S. &altener & Sobn, Droauiiten.
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o. bali e@ladtem ~ se,uinnen.

Meununbamanaie Officiere unb
Wannibaften i9rieben bon Der
6ront. oaB fiir Sbrammen, offene
@unoen. Sdnitte. tpunbgelaufene
5iiBe &c. r8udlens Mrnica Galbe"
bas bette Mittel in Der @elt lei.
Oieie Salbe beilt ebenIo ibneu ipie
permanent audi 8ranbpunben unb
9autansiblag. 25 Gents bic Sdah=
tel. 9eilung garantirt. 3u baben
BEL s. 8alteper & Spbn. DrDauiIten.
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6rantS. gheuep.
g(us Yeriien fommen Wod

= NuS 8eriien fon,men Wah=
ribten BON elmer 8eiuegung gum
Stur5 oes SbabS. Mli Mobaneo
Sen, Elm ebemaliser periiiber un=
teroffi5ier, ioa nit 5000 tpoblbetpaff=
neten 8anoiten auf Teberam mar
ibiren, nm iib ielbit, unter benz
8ortpanoe. ein @ahfpmme &erim
gban's gu iein. auf ben Tbron gu
ieben. 5infbunbert Wann Snfan-
terie unb 300 &oiafen iino aufae<
boten tporoen, Inn Die &ebellion gu
unteroriiden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-30

= Sn Grfurt tpurbe in @eeen<
mart beS &aiiers unb Der &aiierin
elm Denftnal @ilbelms l. entbiillt.
Die Boli5ei batte umfanereihe 8ur=
fibtsmoBregeln getrOffen, INN elm
anarhiftiibes Mttentat l,nmDelib gu
MAIDEN. Den 6auSeigentbiinern
tpar burb bic 80liaei anbefoblen
pDroen, ibre 6eniter nur an tpDbl'
betanute 2eute fiir Die 8eit bes 3u-
ees ab5utreteu. Die MaBreeeln Der
yDliaei tparen 10 geibidt eetroffen,
baB iie tiirgenbs auffielen.
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stemer bdu,mernbe sfppfid,utera

ipiro Sic ihnea perlaiien, tpenn Sic
'Dr. Kings New Life Pills.
nebmen. Tauienben BON 2eiben ba<
ben iie ibre gi9enibaft, nerpDle lo=
tpie frantbafte &opfibmer5en gu bei=
len, betuieien. Sic reinigen baS Blut
nnb ftdrfen baS game Spitem. Mur
25 Gts. Das miro 5uriiferitattet
tpenn feline 6eilung erfolgt. 3u ba=
ben BEL S. 8alteper & Sobn, Dro=
Qui1ten.
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"TExAS PRIDE.

@Obl niemals 5uppr bat elm Bier 10
ibnelI Bel benz Hublifum iicb einen guten
Namen ertuorben, tpie bas por Surgeon
bon Der bieiigen "City Brewery in ben
6anbel 9ebra9te TEXAS PRIDE".
@einbeit Cite unb Boblgeihmad limb
feline Saupteigenihaften.
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= @ah einent Beridte aus ct.
Yetersburg lit &uBlanb feit ent=
ibloiien, Die ganae Manbiburei gu
anneftiren, ba bic gbineien ben
&rieg be9onnen uno Sibirien inpa=
Dirt bitten. Deutiblanb, beiBt es
ferner, tperbe als @enugtbuune fir
bic @rmorbung oes @elan5ten b.
8etteler bic Hropin5 Sbantllng fiir
fih perlangen uno Sapan tperbe
&orea foroern. Sn Be5ug auf Die
6oroerungen @roBbritanniens per=
lautet nod nidts 8eitimntes.
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Sn Malfanb fano Der 8rocef

= Sn Mallanb ianb Der YroceB
gegen ben MnarGiiten Bresci itatt,
tpelber am 20. Suli ben &Dniq
Gumbert bon Stalien in Mpn3a err
moroet batte. BreSci tpuroe ihul=
big befunben unb gu Der felt Mb=
i9affung Der TobeSitrafe in Stalien
gbhiten Strafe, lebenslanelidem
3uhtbaufe. perurtbeilt. Bresci
iptrb tn cine Siolir Belle aebraht
tperoen, in tpelber er Nieman6en 5u
ieben betomr1t, audi ieinen @1lie=
Ber ni6t. 8resci ldugnete in lei=
mem Werb6r. Mitibuloige gu baben.
VI CAB ieood gu, in @enua 500
Jranten aus Baterion erbalten gu
haben.
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Sn einen Arte Hher Nnnern

Sn einen Drte Ober Baperns
reihte fiiralib Der 9obtenerdber iein
@ntlaiiungsgeiuh nit Der flaiiiihen
Begriinoun9 ein: r@enn fein Wenlh
ftirbt, 10 fann Der Menid not le=
ben." Ob benz Gniuhen itattgeae=
ben tuiro, bariiber ioa bic ndhite @e-
MISUNDERSTANDING bef1eiben. SD
berihtet bic .2anbsbuter 8eituna.
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Wnfunft t.
9. u. & u. g. 0abm.
Nhfofrt

Nob @aloeiton, Spufton unb guero tdg<
lig. ................... .8:45 8prni.
Nob Corpus gbriiti, Mranias IaB nnb
Beenille tdglib .2::2O Nahn,.
NaH Borne unb 8errnilIe, tdglicb, aus
9enommen SDnntags. -. 2:45 Nahm.
Seah Borne un6 &errnilIe, Sonntags.
Mntunft.
Bon Galpeiton. 6Dufton unb guero tdg.
liH.... 200 NbenbS.
8on Corpus g6riiti, Mranias 8a6 unb
Beebiue t&9lib l:55 STADIUM.
Bon B6rne unb &errnilIe. tdgliH, aus<
genDmmen Sonntags 1856 Borm.
Bon Borne un6 8errbille, Snnntags, =.
800 MbentS.
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Mabmtfe 0Dtel Bar,
Sit : Souitun StraBe.
20 nj. Mntb, -. Gigentbiimer.

Wan finbet bier elm ooraiielibes
@las Bier unierer beimiiben 8rauez
reien. 8elonoere Inerfennung per>
oienen Die @eine, Gigarren, WbiSfies,
2iauDre &c. Dieie Wirtbihaft erfreut
lih oes ausee5eibneten &ufes. gu
ben ansenebmiten Gufentbaltsorten
Der Staot gu sdblen.
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Staat Ohio, Stabt Obio,
Guca8 gOunt b, SO. {

5rant ebenep bei4m6rt, oa6 er
Der dltere Bartner ber Sirnta S. j. 6 &c.
nea & 20. ift. tpelhe @eihdfte in Der
stabt 9oieoo. in obenaenanntem gountp
tbut. unb oaB beiaste 6irma bic Summe
bon einbunbert Dollars fir ieben
sfan bon Ratairb beaoblen ruirb. Der burtb
ben @ebrond ton 9alI's
9ur aidt gebeilt iuerben Tam.
6rant s. gbenep.
(-@l Beihupren Dor mir unb unter>
1 Siegel fbrlrben in meiuer @eeentpart
(@-J am 6 September ". s. 1885.
v. B. @leaion, bHentlicber Nptar.
9au's Ratarrb &nr tuirb innerlih ae.
nommen. unb ipirtt oirect anf oas 1lut
nnb bic i@leimieen Cberfldhen bes Gp.
items. 1aBt Gud umionf 8euaniife
tOmmen.
8 5. ghenep q 6 o.. Toieoo q.
S8ertauft BON alien Npotbefern. rs cts.
Sall's 5amilien 8ilen finb bic beften.
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q ntu n + t.
". &. & =. 8abm.

Nbfabrt.
Wa9 @aeo, Sort @ortb, Dallas. 8anlas
gitp. ct. Souls un6 Chicago, tdglib,
(S. Y. & y. 3. Depot. .7:45 Mor9ens.
Nab WacO, Sort @ortb, Dallas &c. (pon
Sunlet<OepDt) .......... 500 Mbenbs.
Mntunft
Bon Chicago, ct. 2ouis, &anIas gitp,
Dallas, Sort @ortb unb @acD, tdglib
(Sunlet Depot) $3.50 8orm.
Bon @acn, Sort @ortb, Oallas &c. (S.
U. & u. g. 9epot) ..... 1920 Mbenbs.
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9auienoe BON xentem beaenaen, bah
Or. Sieaert's Aneonlra Yittus bic einsia riGtias
Drhblin9s Webiein 1T. Gein 50-idbracr Ruf
fpritt fir iiH ietbit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-30

Die .5rantf. 3te." bat cine
Depei6e aus Sbanebai erbalten,
tuonah cine 8eribm6rung entbedt
tuorben lit, tpelde auf bic Nieber-
brennung Der ganaen 5rembenltabt
abaielte. Die llnliherbeit in ben
StraBen nimmt BON Tag gu 1ae gu
uno bic Situation beeinnt i'm allee=
meinen duBerit tritilb gu tperoen.
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@mlf gbpre 8abm.

NU u III.
Nadb Stod6ale, td9lih, aussenomnen
Sonnta9S. ...............0:0 0:0O SDrm.
Nntunft.
Bon Stodbale, tdglih. aus9enommen
Sonnto8s.. s................3:0 300 Nahm.
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,,Wrpkmmtter'e 1bee" reimiat
bas 8lut. 25c BET allen 0rosniften.
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= ,,Wrpbmmtter's 9bee" regnlirt
bic Qeter. 25e bel allen 0rpgatffem.
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5. & 8, u. sabn.
Soatbern Nacific 8abm.
Nhfnhrt
u B ia hrt.

Nah Stem Orleans, Spuiton mn6 @al>
neftDn tdslief) ....... 1900 Wittaas.
Nah 81 Yaio, galifprnien unb Merifo
.y.UU NOrn1.
NaH NDrosEeras, ct. Souls nnb gbicas
go (Katy Flyer ...... 500 Mbenbs.
Mntunft.
Bon Nprb<9eras. ct. Souls unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer) ........ 1880 Moraens.
Son 9fetu Orleans, 9puitDn unb @al=
beiton td9lid] .4:45 Nabm.
Bon 81 Haio. galifornien unb Merifo
1880 Mben6S,
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.,@rohmntter's 1bee fmrirt 0pss
pepfie. 20 GtS. bet allen 0rOgmiffen.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-24
AMERICAN LIBERTY EMBALMED

The Mazet committee, to investigate
the government of the city of New
York under Croker and Tammany Hall.
was a Republican committee, and the
testimony it took was given substan-
TALLY by The daily press That com
mittee has now made a report. of which
much is in accordance with the evil
dence; and as an instance of this ac-
cordance We quote the following extract
from that report
The one clear and distinct fact
brought out by this investigation is
that we have In this great city the most
perfect instance of centralized party
government yet known. we have had
explained by the highest authority. the
dictator himself, the theory and system
of government, and by the highest Off
Gals the practice thereof. We see that
government no longer responsible to
the people, but to that dictator We
see the central power-not the man who
Sits In the Mayors chair, but the man
who stands behind it. We see the same
arbitrary power debating appoint
ments, directing officials, controlling
boards, lecturing members of the Legis-
nature ana the Municipal Assembly. We
see incompetence and arrogance in high
place. We sec an enormous and ever
increasing crowd of office holders with
ever increasing salaries. We see the
powers of government prostitutcd to
protect criminals, to demoralZe the po-
lice to debauch the public conscience.
and to turn governmental functions
into channels for private gain"
What an Indictment! against the
government of the principal city of the
United States! Horrible as 1t is, no
one will dare deny it. in face of the tes-
timony-which includes the insolent
confessions of Croker and Of some Of
his fellow Tammanyites. But the sys-
tenn so hideously revealed in New York
prevails to n greater or less degree In
most of our cities. is practiced in many
OF our States and is followed in all
the departments OF this Federal gov
eminent under its present admlnistra-
ton; even grim-visaged war, with all
its horrors, and its expenditures of
blood and treasure, being resorted to
for "swag" and other vile and partizan
purposes. among which is that of ex-
tending for another term the rule Of
Boss Mckinley and OF Hanna, his hate
full monitor!
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-24
THE PARTY LASH.

The whipping-post Is abolished in
Virginia, but the party lash is not,
shame to say. We have seen some
abominablc applications OF this lash,
although 1t is generally sufficient for
the bosses and their drivers to brandsh
it in terrorem. The meek multitude are
usually so delighted ut having escaped
the lashng by a ready servility that
they actually regard their bosses and
drivers with grateful feelings for not
having inflicted the lash! 1t is amaz-
ing and Illuminating to white men. but
1T is true; so true, that when all else
fails to control the people, the party
lash is resorted to with confidence. 1t
is thus that q few cunning and un-
scrupulous managers or bosses impose
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-24
Ia. These monstrous anlictions have

India. These monstrous anlictions have
Power to our material welfare: the con-
traction OF our currency has been
countervailed BY the vast gold product,
by our prolific Sroin-felds. and the flow
Of money here from all over the world
for food; the same causes have caused
our foreign trade to expand, I'm and
out. Notwithstanding the Dingley tariff
(not because Of it,; and to these causes,
supplemented by war. we are indebted
for whatever Improvement there is in
any of our enterprises and industries
and the demand for labor in direct an
tagonsm to the Republican and goldite
policies that made money scarce, de-
creased wages and prices and depressed
all business except that of the usurer.
broker. and other spectators in money
and the want of it.
A prosperity so ill-founded MUST
WANE as soon as peace, health and
fruitfuU harvests are restored to the
unfortunate nations OF the earth, and
we are left to the blight of the Repub-
licanism that serves the Mammon OF
unrishteousness. Scarcity OF currency
will return, depression of all business
Except that Of the money mongers)
will prevail, with low wages, low prices
and all property reduced in value. and
all men, except the few, without avail
able means or credit. shackled by mo-
nopoly at the heels of trusts. banks and
other combines. That is the natural
and logical-the Observation-Disclosures
unless the people of the United States
rise in their might next November and
hurl the hateful incubus that Expresses
us from us forever. Our hope is the
people and God!
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-24

The great railway pool of Eastern
lines in the U. s.. under one system and
general management. is great stride
in demonstrating the feasibility, util-
ity and necessity of governmental own
ership and control OF public means of
transportation. or course. the gentle
men entering Into this pool have no
thought of promoting governmental in
reference, and are intent only on their
own convenience and profit; but the
lesson they are teaching is neverthe-
less evident and inevitable. We often
accomplish more than we forescc, or
even dream of, and some times The very
reverse OF what we aim at. There is
destiny that shapes our ends rough
hew them as, we may"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-24
.C' "a Il Cured.
.Eyesight Strengthened,
Voice Restored.


Finding myself SUFFERING VERY
MUCH FROM ,CATARRI OF THE NOSE
AND THROAT consulted several of my
friends In Portsmouth WHO HAD BEEN
CURED BY DIR. FIREY. and, acting on
their advice placed myself under his
treatment was SO afflicted that MY
NOSE WAS MOST ALWAYS CLoGGED
UP. SO that I could not breathe through
1t at all. and MY VOICE WAS VERY
THICK. My throat was heavy, which
compelled mo to be HAWKING AND
SPLITTING. and always awoke with
dry. bitter taste in my throat and mouth.
WAS COMPELLED ALSO TO WEAR
EYE GLASSES. as the disease affected
my sight. Now 1 HAVE NO NEED FOR
GLASSES. AND CAN BREATHE AND
SPEAK AS WELL AS ANYONE, and am
much pleased with a CURE THAT HAS
MADE ME FEEL LIKE ANOTHER
PERSON. My appetite. which was poor,
Is now excellent, and l am proud TO tell
how much Dr. lFircy has done for me.
FRANK IL. COLES,
425 County street.
Portsmouth. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-24

When a famous English statesman
who was friend and an eloquent ora
tor In our behalf in Revolutionary days
is referred to as Charles JONES Fox,
and a local political club, named after
John S. Barbour, is called THE BAR
Der Club" as if it was an association
of ionsorlal artists, the question arises.
where is the schoolmaster?"