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The Southern herald., 1900-03-02

After digging graves for other peo-
pie in the village churchyard at Bar
well, Leicestershire, ever since 1888, ].
Needham, the venerable sexton Of that
place, has recently prepared his own
last resting place. The old church
yard being almost full, Barwell has
obtained a new field fer its dead. The
old sexton did not like the idea Of be-
ing separated even in death from the
ancient Gods acre with which he bad
been associated close upon threescors
years and ten, and so he bought The
freehold of portion Of the ground
yet remaining for use and dug his own
grave, his son assisting him to brick
Il around,
The Southern herald., 1900-03-02

She-You are the most exasperating
man on earth. Here ] scold you for half
an hour, and you won't answer. Why
don't you talk?
He-I never use strong language in
the presence of lady.-Indianapolis
Press.
The Southern herald., 1900-03-02

CONDITIONS Of contract labor in
the Hawaiian islands were re-
Gently described in an exhaust
i've report upon the subject by Mr..
Nray Taylor, secretary of the bureau
S immigration Of the islands. While
the existing conditions as shown by
this report are probably a betterment
d the home conditions of the labor
srs, and the wages paid are as good
or better than the same class OF la
borers could secure under any other
method, yet the system is certainly a
bindraDce for the free labor and does
not improve the prosperity or COM
mercial or industrial resources of the
Islands, for, as Mr.. Taylor says, this
class Of immigrants seldom become
permanent and Industrious citizens.
But there is one thing which the re-
port does show conclusively, and that
is that during the continuation of the
contract labor system in Hawaii the
Islands are a good place for the man
The Southern herald., 1900-03-02

"How would you define an ideal
wife. Mrs. Wellwedde?s
II should say an ideal wife Is one
who thinks she bas an ideal h'wband.5 J
Puck.
The Southern herald., 1900-03-02

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9As ~ Y " Y ~ ~ ~ ~ Y " Y ~ y ~ Y ~ " ~ " ~ "
The Southern herald., 1900-03-02

49,
As4g
As4k
NJ ~.
NJ NJ.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-27

seems to have no talent whatever In the
execution OF female busts or figures.
but she seeks her peer In the reprOduc.
ton of the form divine Of the military.
the stalwart toiler or hardy peasant.
A work Of Fraulein Ries greatly ad.
mired Ia a bust Of Mark Twain. which
Is pronounced an excellent likeness by
one who met the great American hu.
mOrist during his long sOj0urn In Wen.
ma. Mark Twain himself remarked to
friends that 1t was a surprise to him
that the delicate hands Of q woman
We're able to reproduce SO faithfully his
every coarse" facial lineaments.
Fraulein Rles Is the daughter Of a
Russian general. who. after having lost
his fortune, took refuge with friends In
Vienna. His daughter supports him In
his old age by the work OF her hands.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-27
NEW JACKET DESIGN.
Military Giri's Coat IL Marvel In
Nattiness.

The American girl is too patriotic to
quickly lose interest in the gallant SOL
der boys, and as II to show very posi-.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-27

The Wesster's unsbridgsd Dictionary pub.
one Of that name. II bears our imprint on
the title.pagc and Is protected by copyright
from cheap imitation. As dictionary lasts
lIlt me Iyill IL not he letter 10 pu rchase the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-27
Remedy for VitriOl Burns.

A Frenchman has discovered rem.
edy instantaneous In Its effects for the
horrible burns caused by oil Of vitrOl.
It IL a soft paste Of calclned magncsla
and water. with which the parts burned
are covered to the thickness Of an inch.
The pain IL alleviated almost immedi.
ately. and when the paste IL removed no
scar remains.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-27

yerely piain and fts the figure as close
~ as II it were bodice. The Sides
too, are shaped into the most grace
full curves and are opened for q few
inches upon the hips to preserve Q
strictly military effect. There 10 a
touch of femininity. though. In the
trimming. This consists of bands OF
cream broadcloth stitched over the
seams at the front and over the shout
ders In such q way that they simulate
q broad collar effect. The white cloth
10 then outlined with the tiniest bands
Of gilt braid. White cloth buttons are
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-27

lively that she thinks
Of them she has re-
vlved the military
styles which were so
popular last year.
This season, how
ever, instead of the
gray jacket she at
fects a very natty
design In musicians
blMe cloth, which
will be one OF the
8 m a rtest materials
of winter.
There Is an al
most rigid air about
the military Jacket.
Vush hook Ia ont sQ,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-27

May-"Alsy and Pamela had fall.
Ing out last night" Clarence-"What
was the causeI" Maya hammock"
Harlem Life.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-27

1t Is said that there Is a multitude Of
old copper cents that cannot be located.
The same elusive quality has been OBJ.
served frequently about the $50 gold
pieces.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-27
LATEST AND BEST,

Vebster's Collegiate Dictionary,
kscssiiy abridged from the International snd asu
= u The best Tor the family and student.
Size 7xl0Ksss inches.
Spsosmen p1CD either book sent for the dsiino.
Q. q G. AS4ASAM CO, spsisshsld, Msss.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-27

As man grows older, ne says with
greater frequency, "rhis IL my worth.
less day"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-27
WORK OF WOMAN SCULPTOR.

Frauiein Ries Receives First Medal
at the Vienna Exhibit.
The jury Of this years art exposition
at Vienna has bestowed the highest
hOnOrs on Fraulein Theresa FeadOrow.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-27

used for the purpose Of adjustment and
adornment. but as these are both ex.
pensive and perIshable others Of gold
or silver are substituted.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06

ten Gsibius fuuniih. @r fduaISte
mebrmals nit Der 3unse unb erDffnete
uns bann i'm SOne bsbasli4er Wonne:
vSa3 iit gsrabe zines meiner beIten
Mitglieber. Ssben Sic, bort brii6en
iebt lie an Der Bar i'm &rsiie elmer
gan5en S9aar MGnner uno 5rauen.
8emerten Sic, pis lie bsm dlten 0iden
bu cuf bic S9ulter i9lGgt, unb tpie
ale llmitebsnben in elm tpiebernbss 9es
lGdter ausbre6en? Sic bat einen ibrsr
gsbiesenIten 9lods6ergspiBe lOsselaIz
fen unb = bu batsn sic ben Grfpls!
Der Oide tractirt bic ganSe 9eIeas
Idaft. Utit benz profit bapon 1T bic
&iinItlerin iiber uno ii6er be0ublt; lie
betOmmt ndmli9 bios brei Dollars
Sage.
Ou bab' i9 ferner = Teben Sic
bOrt!" unterbraa er iidb, tnbem er nu9
Der SauItbiir Seiste. n8emsrten Sic
ben Wann bOrt9 @r tommt geraoe
bierber. - 9as 1T Der GinSige, Der
bic liebsnspiirbiss @erIuntsnbeit meis
nes @nIembles It0rt-bas 1T Elm pirtz
lider S9aufpisler. Wollen sic i'm
tennen lernsn9 S9Dn! Sd rufe ibn,
aber MAIDEN sic ii1 auf eine lleberra'
i4ung gefaBt.
n!SolIa! Serr 2aubsr!" rief er benz
Manne gu. n8itte, bemiiben Sic ii4
bod einmal bisrber!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06

teits i'm Iebtsn 9lcte geitorbsn mar, iptes
Der lsbenb na9 allen bier Seiten Qrme
unb 9eine Don ii9 itredenb, plpie elm
6roIb, ben &inber nit einem Steins
breitgeI9Iu9en baben," fliiiterte uns
Sgioius gu. Sm Sintergrunoe itunben
auf elmer @rbObuns Siesfrieo. @eno-
repa unb S9merSenrsi9 uub re9ts
bansben auf einem Sdsiterbaufen bic
Sere. Die glrne fdpdntte in Der rOs
then Seleu4tuns ibauerIib bin unb
Der ano bielt gum @rg0Ben bes Publ:s
trms Elm 1albgelesrtes 8ieyglas in Der
Sano; tpdbrideinlib bate Der aufges
bsnbe @prbuns bic Suritise iiberz
raIat.
20, look at the steers!" tDnte es
plDbIi6 bur9 ben Soal. unb nun be-
mertten bic MeiIten erit ben Snula
effect: an ben Seiten Gpuliien ipdz
rem lints unb redts ie atpei S9Ienbinz
tsrtbeile, biibi9 ihpurs unb ipeiB uuf
iteifes pupier semult, feitsenuselt; bas
iparen bic vSteers", bic npilOen S4'
fem, bon bsnen Sob" oerrifen per>
ben Iollte.
Bel bieiem Qnblide parb ber 8eis
faGsIturm 10 org, DAB bic meiiten Bee
fu9er aus benz Sdale in's S9antSims
mer ItiirSten, ba iie fiirhteten, bic
9d[erie t0nnte etnbre9en.
Ha9 mebrmaliger 8orfiibrun9 bes
ent3iidenben 8tlbes iparb Der Sual
BON Stiiblen gerGumt uno gum Bale
bergeri9tet.
g9ibius bplte uns db unb fiibrte
uns in elm SeitenSimmer.
nHebmen sic Plab" fugte er mits
leibig, .unb idnappen sic einen 4us
senbltd 2uft. Sd bin sIei9 ipisber bel
Sbnsn, unb bunn iOIlen Sic erfabren,
ipie i9 10 ipeit setommen bin unO IONS
men tonnte. Sd boffe, sic perben
mir bann eine Sbrdne oss Mitleibes
niht perIdsen."
Sumit ging er unb slei3 barduf
bra9te elm &ellner Dein, nit elmer
@mpfebluns bes Directors.
Wir iuben uns eine DeiIe ftumm an
unO i4iitteIten bann gIei45eitig bic
8Opfe.
.0u!" meinte Bertha. s0ds 1T
ni9ts fir uns!"
pBenn bas tugenbI fame Weib bas
-" bob ib an.
rpf!" parnte Bertha. I~0a tommt
ibr @utte!"
90 N = st,I.I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
80. piteI.

men Sans 5reiIing in
80 autegan truf unb pel4 {
@usfi6ten uuf einen ueuen
Grperbs5peig lid ibm bd
erDffneten. : Bertha ba t
cine Sbes.
gs mar eins grobartise Gsi9enfeier.
Die 8eritorbene mar bic Sruu zines
btr Glteiten 4niieOIer Der @ssenb, unb
bisIs sanSs 9esenb bate 2sibtragsnbe
seI9idt. sd BABE ME Dor elmer srOB.s
rsn 8erIammIuns serebet, unO id
fiiblte. baB i'd msine san5e Rebetunit
aufbietsn miifs. nm BON benz tpsiten
&reiIe perItantSn Su tperoen.
(6ortieBung foIgt.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
%. g a pitel.

mas @gibius g 9ein per-
iu9te nm lid in 6 4ica9o
eine anitGnbtge @rtitena
5u gr iino ben, I'M b ME er Suz
leBt Observation-Disclosures
narb.-Setne Nnfi9tenpon
Der &unit i'm QlIgemeinen
unb BON ietnen &unitgez
biIfentnsbe onbere.
Ggioius lam, na4 re6ts unb lints
freunOIia griiBenb, bur9 ben SdaI
uno ieBte ii4 nit 3iemli9 fentimentas
lem @eii9te gu uns. Nlir fiel unpiaz
tiirlib iein Gitat aus Der ct. 2ouiIer
Sungfrau @OritelIung elm uno i9
iugte:
rSo gebt Der Meni9 gu @nbe."
@r lu6te unb meinte:
n9eiItig, mOra!ii9, iatppbl, lie6er
5reuno, aber bier iiBsn Die Dtuiitanz
ten!"
Sumit i9lus sr auf sine lpoblsefiilIte
@elbtaI6e, bic er um6Gngen bate.
.Srinten Sic erit einmal BON bisIem
tOftbartn Stuffe!" fubr er fort unO
i9entte bic 9Idier pOll. - g@be ids
pergeFe," unterbrah er itd. nMeiue
berSli6en 9liidpiinI9e! @s lebe bic
SamiIie Raben! Sa 10! sic fiibren
ippbl ieBt pieber Sbren SamiIiennas
msn9 5rei -Gpei 3"
ling" er9dnSte ia.
pRiatig: 6reilins!" faste er. SD
tpubte bod, oaB es 10 ettpas 6rsies
pur. M0een Sic aGle5ett frei bIeiben,
frei BON bem, tpas i9 erIebt babe. So,
ia, Sic tOnnen ii9 nu4 benz beutigen
9lbenb unIaper porItellen, pel6es
GntIeben mid erfaBte, als i4 bier anz
fam uno bic erIten 3beuterpori iteluus
gen iab uno bDrte. DAB bic sepDbn=
li6e bo6trdbenoe Metbobe, in Der bic
iosen. beferen beutiden Sbeatsr in
Qlmerita iid gefallen, nur gum petus
nidren Ruine fibre, oas bate i4 ia Sur
9sniige erfabren. Gs fiel mir besbalb
aud ni6t i'm Sraume Elm, nit boben
tiinItlerii9en Sntentiunen mid gu qudz
len. yiebenbei geIa9t, bic puar grDBez
rem beuti6en Sbeater bter3ulanOe baz
ben aud BON tiinitIeriI6en Snterefen
feline Spur unO ge5en ia aud ale iiber
tur5 ober lang ben Deg, ben mir bort
i'm 8eiten mitsegangen iino. IlIo bas
nit par's ni9ts, oas itanb bel mir
felt. QDis i'd aber bic ein3elnen Sbeas
ter bier beIu9te uno bic Gntpiiroigung
Der Sunit idb, perlOr i9 bod ben
Wtutb. y0as tannit Su ME leiiten, I"
iugte ib gu mir uno - erOffnete cine
8Gderei nit Gunop 2aoen. 9as
9ersnii9en bdtten Sic tsnnen Iernen
iollen!
Wtorgens nm bier llbr tlppfte mid
Der Bidder aus ben 5ebern unb balbs
anseSogeu mubte i6 8rote uno WedsR
in Gmpfdns nebmen. Damn legte i'd
mid nod einen Qugenblid nieber, benn
10 friib tonnten bod feline &unben
tommen.
9umm, bumm, bumm! gings sine
8iertelitunoe Ipdter an Der 2aoentbiir,
baB i9 badte, bas Saus brsde Suidms
men. RaI9 in bic SIsiber, unter benz
fortfuGbrenoen Rufe: r@leih! 9lsi9
9lei9! Sd tOmme fhon!" 9ds
9ummIen lieb aber ni6t eber na9, bis
i'd bic S5iire Dffnete.
Gine ulte Srau trat elm unO besriiBte
mid nit ben freunbli9en Wprtsu:
rS9Gmen Sic Ii6 benn gar nibt, 10
ldnse gu i9lafen2 pfui Seufel! Sd
tomme ieben Worgen unb bOle meine
8aure bel Sbnen, aber ba miifsn Sic
mid ni9t tpurtsn IaiIen. = @as bas
ben sic Oenn fir StOff9 Old bu Iieber
@ott! Dus 1T oas fir 3eu92"
0amit trat fe on ben 2abentiI6 unh
mari mir bic idmmtliden @eder
bur6etndnber. Ruu Ihrie iie mid an:
.3um Sutut! S9raubeu sic bod
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06

RaturfpieL Cat: ryran
mirtbin, bieIe Gier Tinb Iebr fanl.
0irtbin: ,WlertpiirOig, unb msins
Sibnsr IsQen 70 fIsibia!"
StOBieuf3sr. 9rGulein:
Old 9ott, nun babe ib iisb5ebn @erz
sinsbGae mitsemo4t unb bin bod tsis
mem psreiRt.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-26

THE NEEh IN W ALL SlkEEl-
The decline in bank holdings in rhe last two
weeks has caused considerable apprehension on
the Stock Exchange with reference TO the future
of the money market. Although the demand
for money this spring may cause higher rates
there Is little reason to expect an important ad-
vance or any approach TO stringency while. on
the other hand there IS good reason TO look
forward to a long period Of comparatively easy
rates. The basis for expectations Of continued
easy money is found II the agreement Of the
Senate and House conferTees on the Finance
bill. which action IS practically the same as the
actual passage Of the measure The agreement
includes the refunding measure. which VIII add a
large amount Of money 10 actual circulation if
The bill works according to common belief. The
refunding measure and the facilities provided
for Increased banknote circulation should prove
important factors in the money market just as
soon as the bill becomes law.
While money market considerations have
doubtless restricted stock market trading.
more important influence has been the complica-
tions and manipulation in the affairs Of the
Third Avenue Railroad and of THIRD Avenue
Railroad stock. And the uncertainty over the
action OF the American Sugar Refining directors
on the March dividend has also been factor
IN checking speculative activity. Many specu-
lators have been badly hurt IN Third Avenue
stock and IN order 10 protect themselves they
have been forced 10 sell other stocks, an TN
stance Of which noted last week IN United
c.,. 7 .+4,.r- ,,,,,,r-, ~rl, 7.,.riras n, Third
Avenue ana h-tTI '7le''T9 A-'a'1i'- Ii@' i4o1' va
course. injured the real value OF other issues
1,,+ they ba,4 evarfe5 an Unfavorable effect
-..-. ,,,.,7 l..,,. ,,,f,i-,- and
upon .ii'--'- ' '
Induced the pubic 10 SteA ON %. lLT MAJ tNT'-
The public is tiuid owing 10 the treatment re-
f,-7 ~, r1so,,,fa,. and II i unz,- beginning 10
~ ..7:.- .t, 1a,,-sr
lu1 some Hio'h ia "7ai IAN ~ So ---'= --- '
prices that the bears say must follow Inc atJlNt
F,sgfr7v,r,g or tn. Presidential camuaign Hold
-,, .-.....7 .. -.7-s .,,7 t,,,-s.s-,r. arr.
-9 "-
not adviser 10 SCH OUT on hTii l'lA 'S0' inns
politics OF money.
TIL, ,,, ir77,t F f,a country on rll- question
OF lhe eold s~aldai4 u iid7 '7ei 07'''F- ~ ' ma
iority of the people $ representatives ln Con
gross Mr. BRYAN may be- nominated and again
1870 ---.-,,,,,. ,...,,,-,.;s,, ,t,,-,5,,.,,- .l,.
man 90
states hul MS efforts t" sN' li'" i'le w iI'e
House 70 debase the currency and 10 under
~ ;,5,,-.r,sl ,.r,s,a,it,- r-a fil,al.- IN he mot
~, 49,,
10y a more CRUSHING ueIraI INA" Oi-dl '''ol Heu
in 1896. The investment world has good reason
Tor cheer at Treseur and as all conditions favor
. ---t--.---s-. 3 ,.,,-;...., .,,,..,-,,, ,t,a-a
a
should be no doubts about he way the votes
will 60 next November Substantial Specula-
.ors - aided b,- tho Taar If small holders ,r,a,.
-, $500, ,
DC apie 10 'a-Ss q H-'I Hai Hs' anu d 'o"T'
market on the political campaign, hut i does
not appear likely that they VIII succeed IN max
Ing the kInQ OF market that ruled IN 1870, when
New-York tribune., 1900-02-26
AMERICAN STOCKS IN LONDON

London, Feb Z5-The feature among Americans
last week the demand for Norfolk and West
era -, which rose point. and for Reading lists
which rose - point. Chicago. Milwaukee and ST
Paul fel ia; Louisville and Nashville =: Atchison
Topeka and Santa f. preferred. =: Southern pa
cihc .; Union Pacific y. Baltimore ana OHIO. J..
and Pennsylvania -
New-York tribune., 1900-02-26

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKs

uaItadee ne Q shares o. all ord dealt las
ehna congp
2 the ngei nd low prices II he
Io Ices the 800
New-York tribune., 1900-02-26

INTERNATIONAL. SILVER C'Nl M 1lsrs
TTNIIE ANNUAL. MEETING "I the S'''N1C..-I -1.,-,
the Iutrrue tignaI silver Company Tor te -9ssc-
af directors f1r me, rnstu year ana for the L-Ih:
% such business may t'-S--'s NV No
before it, viii held tH- office lt the thursday,
~ MONTGOMERY Street Jersey city y j. go, y1 o'c,ocs
A NJ GEORGE ROCAW ELAs SsS4'
New-York tribune., 1900-02-26
BANK EXCHANGES: STOCK SALES

The bank exchanges OF the New-York C,I..rt,
rouse and the stocks sold a the Nev-York Stocll
exchange last week and for the sans weeks .,
the preceding two years compare as follows.
4z, Feb 2s. ss. FEB. ~ 80. Feb NJ oo
IN manages sS03 5I B69 81 i73 23I 445 ~,
~'o I4Siss s9la.'. zcJollS 4.576ola ss53g 055
New-York tribune., 1900-02-26

Wv L|T|- I""--|TT" ~ TEt9I-
SPECIAL. MEETING ut rUr Stockholders

NArToTlL FAHK Of c55nsEHca ~ NV ToaE
New-York tribune., 1900-02-26
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compared a
gE!tn those Of 4 week aPG.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-26

- carnpani,s. 81 0+2 1875 g. 4G33os Inc s42lIlO 4O4
cmICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS
New-York tribune., 1900-02-26
ruE FEDERAL TREASURY.

.r-al.stea fSmau lots.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-26

jan To frp - ---'-' Oo''pp' ObI, 4oS dSS :
CLEVELAND. CANTON AND SOUTHERN.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-29

the Standing Master Shepherd and that
he take testimony on the matters of
fact alleged in the bill and not admitted
by the answer, and that he report the
same with all convenient speed to this
court.
APPOINTMENT OF A RECEIVER.
The order appointing Percival S.
Hill as permanent receiver sets out:
That said receiver shall manage. con-
duct and operate the business formerly
carried on by said Blackwell Durham To-
bacco Company until otherwise ordered
by this court and be is authorized and
directed to employ the necessary labor
ers servants. clerks and agents, and to
purchase the necessary materials and sup
plies, for the proper maintenance and
operation of said business. and to pay
such laborers, servants, clerks and agents.
and for such materials and supplies. out
of any money coming into his hands as
receiver, as well as to pay all sums owing
to laborers, servants, clerks and agents
and for supplies and materials to this
date.
1t is further ordered that the said re-
ceiver enter into bond in the penal sum
of $50, 900 with sureties to be approved by
the clerk of this court, with the condl-
ton for the faithful performance of all
his duties as such receiver.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-29
GERMANY FAvoRs ENGLAND.
Its Emperors Policy Friendship With Great
Britain and the United States

Copyright, 1900 by Associated Press.)
Berlin. April 2s.-The whole Gov
eminent press now simultaneously
prints pro-British arguments, evident
~ having received a cue from mead
quarters. 1t is quite true that the
Emperor has all along been pro- Eng
fish. He regards friendly and even
intimate relations between the two
countries as one of the corner-stones
of his policy.
The Emperor in this is of one mind
with the Minister of Foreign affairs.
Count Won Buelow. and both of them
have been strengthened in their views
by the behavior of France and Russia
since the South African war began.
They have also been influenced by the
attitude of the United States toward
Great Britain since the beginning of
the war His Majesty being a firm
believer in a cordial understanding
between Great Britain, the United
States and Germany.
DIR. Grambling of Atlanta. will es-
tablish laboratory here with the OBJ
iect of conducting Investigations in
to the bubonic plague. He may 90 TO
India for the purpose of studying the
disease.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-29
For Bladder. Troubles
use STUARTS's GIN
and BUCHU.
Cured by 3. B. q.
Bottle Free to Sufferers.

bOLlle fFee TO sufferers.
Does your Skin itch and burn? Dis
tressine eruptions on the skin 50 you feel
ashamed to be seen in company? Do
scabs and scales form on the skin, hair
or scalp? Have you Eczema? Skin sore
and cracked? Rash form on the skin?
Prickling pain in the skin? Boiis? Pin
pies? Bone pains? Swollen joints? Fall
ing hair? All run down? Skin pale? Old
sores? Eating sores? Ulcers? All these
are symptoms of Eczema and impurities
and poisons in the blood. To cure to
stay cured take B. B. B. (Botani3 Blood
Balm) which makes the blood pure and
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FOUR CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR
Dale Leads the List of Those Anxious to Rule
in Hawaii
(By the Associated Press.1


Washington, April 2S.-In authorization
of the final enactment of the Hawaiian
Government Bill the President is devot-
ing some attention to the selection of the
various officials of the new government
who are subject to executive appoint
ment. 1t is the intention to make these
appointments very soon in order that
there may be no delay in the inaugura-
tion of the new government, and to Sc
cure speedy relief from the serious en-
barrassments of the present anomalous
condition of affairs.
The Hawaiian contingent in Washington
has not been behind hand in suggesting
suitable material to the President for his
consideration in this connection. Parti-
cularly in the case of the Goyernorship
have there been urgent representations
There are no less than four candidates
in the field. The name of President Dole
leads the list; Harold Sewell. late United
States Minister to Honolulu and now
United States agent in the islands is
making a formidable canvass, backed by
the Maine delegation, and there are two
persons of Hawaiian birth, prominent in
the affairs of the islands, whose names
also are under consideration. There IS
ground for the belief that of all these
candidates President Dole is looked upon
most favorably, the President inclinlrg
to the view that. by making such an APP
pointment he would not only recognize
the principle of home rule, but also would
make suitable recognition of the long con-
tinued and effective efforts of Sanford B.
Dole TO secure the annexation OF the Ha-
waiian Islands to the United States.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-29
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