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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31

the traffic on Sunday, and where the peo-
pie show that the privilege Of drinking IS
not abused the. authorities come nearer
to the wisest public policy on the subject
than has been realized yet. IL the saloon,
ard the drinking of liquor are to be
reprobated on Sunday, so should they on
every other day. The retailing of liquor
may represent a social evil of more or
less magnitude. But the passage OF such
laws or their attempted enforcement will
never be effective In conveying to the
mass Of the people the conviction that
there is public or individual danger in the
saloon.
1t may be that Mayor Harrison, of Chi
cago, is knowingly following the lines
once pursued by Mayor Hewitt, of New
York, and afterwards under the police adj
nsinistration of Gov. Roosevelt, of show
ing that the laws can be enforced, even
though their enforcement is against the
wish of the mass of the people, If he is
he will only have the same story to tell
that they had, viz, that, whatever the
law may be on the subject the closing Of
the saloons on Sunday meets with the
most uncompromising opposition. of the
masses of the people affected.
If any but the most primitive notions
prevailed of the right of municipal hcme
rule no such exhibition of official folly or
worse, as is now in operation in Chicago,
would be possible. The people of the
cities would themselves have all to say
as to whether they wanted the Sunday
closing and other like regulations en-
forced, and how far and under what re-
strictions they desired that the traffic
should be conducted on Sundays. Let us
hope at least that the experience to which
Mayor Harrison and his administration
are now treating the people of Chicago
will be effective in putting stop to such
exhibitions of official hunbug.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31
Low value ON Ambition.

Morton Enterprise.
What pleasant innovation it would
be, if those Omaha kidnapers, who stole
young Cudahy, and got s25 600 in gold for
his return, should come to Minnesota and
steal one or two dozen of the candidates
for United States senator. If such thing
should come to pass however, there would
be a vast distinction between the two
cases 1t is possible that-from a COM
monwealth point of considerations
cents piece might be offered as ran
som for the return of the aspirants, but
that amount would hardly be increased,
and we utterly mistake the nature of
"nappers," if they can be induced to ex-
change mutual felicitations on such terms
of equality. They usually demand much
the better of the bargain.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31
What's the difference.

Sibley County Independent.
It is said the East is prospering at the
expense of the West. That is the trusts
are all in the East and the West is forced
to support them because the government
protects the trusts by placing a h gh
tariff on articles manufactured elsewhere.
So long as majority of the PEOPLE
claimed there were no trusts, at the re-
cent election, and no doubt they also
favor a high tariff to protect the trusts.
why agitate the matter?
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31
THE PARAGRAPHERS.

No Triumph in Cold weather.
Kansas City Times.
Mr.. Hay should not take SO deeply to
heart the mutilation of his treaty by the
senate He has other triumphs TO be
proud of: for instance, the wide open
way in which he has kept the door in
China
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31
without showing HOW.

New York Herald.
Ex-President Cleveland has just formu-
lated his opinion of the political need of
the day in the expression, "Give the rank
and file a chance without showing us
how to dc it.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31
WHY ParticuIarizee

Detroit Free Press.
Russell Sage thinks Mr.. Cudahy acted
unwisely In paying s25O00o to ransom
his SON. The expenditure of $4,000 for
any purpose would strike Uncle Rus
sell as unWiSe.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31
Feeding the Poor
aoa County Herald

Waseca County Herald.
Notwithstanding our blessed Mckinley
prosperity, the Minneapolis Journal says
25,OOO of the suffering poor of New York
city were fed by the SaVation Army,
on Christmas; and Senator Sullivan of
that city fed another 5000 at the Bowery,
the same day-a total of 10000 in all.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31
Mr.. Grfsgs Answered

Philadelphia North American.
In the simple statement that the flag
has no right to be anywhere but where
the constitution authorizes 1t to be Mr..
MacVeagh answers completely the at
torneY general
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31
FOO Much Gold.

Goodhue County News.
Mexico has an odd panic. The banks
have plenty of gold but have been
drain Of silver for the Oriental trade,
and actually have difficulty in meeting
their engagements. Which teaches that
a silver country may not be safe from
disturbance, that runious flood of sill
yer is not inevitable and that the late
discussion was largely hot air on both
Sides
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31
MONDAY GLOBE CHANCES.

Watch meetings will be held tonight
with an interest and in numbers never
before equaled. 1t not only closes the
year, but the most remarkable of all the
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31
STATE PRESS COMMENT.
Getting Used to 1t.

The Prison Mirror.
Annexation does not go very smooth
but this is because the Americans are
not used to it yet. 1t will come easy
after a. while
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31

next under, as the case may be. Tha
chief grain inspector should be a pracu-
cal grain man
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31
A Rough Finish.

Philadelphia Ledger.
Roosevelt seems determined to make a
strenuous end to his official life in New
York.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31
Even the Guests Felt Chilly.

Denver News.
1t is of record that there was a good
deal of frappe politics in Gov. Pingree's $
farewell feast.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31

the question of the future of the Democ-
racy, would be for Grover and Bryan
to engage in a joint debate for a year
or two.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31
[Notarial Seal.l
FURTHER PROOF IS READY.

The Globe invites and at any Tina
make full scrutiny of its circulation lists to visit Its
and mailing departments check keep tab on the number
papers printed and the disposition O the sans
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31
al Surresf,iaIl.

Pittsburg Times.
It looks as if the only way to settle
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31

Ought to Make Him Fight.
Detroit Journal.
But before Mr.. Bryan assumes to put
on the gloves with Mr.. Cleveland he
should "go and get reputation.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31
FraternaI Greetings,

FraternaI Greetings.
Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
Mr. Bryan is to be congratulated on
leaving politics, becoming an editor and
determining to lead decent life.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31

Chicago Record.
Grover Cleveland says he did not vote
for Mckinley. That probably accounts
for the size of the Woolley vote in New
1a1SaV
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31
For November.

Ernest Hopvood superintendent circulation Of the ST Paul
Globe being duly depose and circulation
the St Paul Globe for November herewith correctly SET forth
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31

Today, Dec. 81, in the Catholic calen-
Oar, is dedicated to the memory of ST.
Sylvester, pope of Rome, who died in
SS5- He was the first to introduce pals
corporals, unctions, miters, ETC., in the
church service. He is also said to have
summoned, in conjunction with Emperor
Constantine, the council Of Nice.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-31

Perhaps it has nceurred to Mai Ge
Cefville that the sling that slew Golia'
was not whisky sling.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-06-28
SmlaMo.
OrdBli4e @abmiataitropbe.

Gin Eerionen5us ponltdnoig SerItort. =
Geuer per1ebrt bic Irimlneritide. =
JanfunooreiBis Nenidenltben oerloreu
seeansen. = Nur aebn Btrionen serettet'
Mtldnto, 60, 25. SUM-. Sami tag
Noht rannte Elm perfonenaug auf BEN
Maeon 3peige Der 6outbern Railpal
unbertbalb Meilen nOrbli9 BON Wss
1onougb. Ga, in cine unternaihen:
Gtelt uno ipurbe polIitdnbig 3ertriims
merit. Die 9riimmer fin9tn 5euer
unb Der ean3e 3ug nit ausndhms
bes @mlofnasens. ipurb. 5erIt0rt. Nus
duf benz 3uss befinblihen perfonen
nit Musnubme Der i'm pullmnnnpas
gen befinbli3t biiBten ibr Qtben Elm.
Hidt elmer ber3usangtitelIten lam nit
benz Qtben bdpon. SIM @on3tn fdnz
ben 35 Menihen ibrtn Sob, nur 3ebu
ipurben eerettet. Die lrfuds bes unz
faus 1T auf bic llniernoi9ung otr
Bobnitrede burh einen aus ftinsn
llfern gitretenen Bad auriid3ufihttn.
Die brtnnenbe 6ol3maffe mddgat isbs
4tIftltiftuns 3nr unm09li@teit, bis Is
5u fpdt mar. Cine grobe Mu3aN ban
Aeraten 1T auf otr lnsliidsfttnt tin>
Qetroffen.
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Nartfpro.

Die 4. SuIisJeier iou bieies Sabr
beionbers sroBartis sefeiert merben.
Sin Be,ueis 1T, oaB unier sewilenbafttr
Correspondent 6. 90. anobt Dor lauter
s}eftporbereitunoen ieine biesp01ent=
li4e Gorreiponbens tpieber peridmibt
bat Wiuiam before Dir! Nur cine
wunoerid0ne GorreipDnbtns iiber bic
4. Suli- Jeier in ndhner Summer
Tam oas rgerbre1en" wieoer gut
MAIDEN.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-06-28
Beiul Betea eet0atet.

Rihlanb Center. Nis., %. SUM.
Wdbreno bes gottesbitnites in Der
Firht Der rllniteb Bretbren" in gilz
Iingbom. oht Neilen BON bier, fubr EN-
Dlib in hos@tbdube. t6ptete ben Snan=
3isidbri9en Qouis pedham, Der eben
einen 0eians birigirt.. Sulian Qart
tpurb< ihtptr berlebt unb mebrere perz
ionen fie1n in Dbwmaht. Nie 4ir4e
ielbft III 10 Rnxt ssfhdbiet, baB lie aeu
u,sfgebuut iptroen mub. pedbom mar
Der Sobn, tines friibsrtn GeeIiorgers
Der Rirde.
yfetiieu.
Das S6tpur9triht In pptsbom
bat ben 10pfer gbmuno Saenide uez
aen grmprbung Der 32i1brigen
Shneinerin Quiie Berentr aus Berlin
sum 9obs p<rurtbeilt.
1ranf Gilmore, Elm Msiber. iptlz
der ungefdbr 3pei Weilen BON Neip
Orleans perbaftet ipurbe. ipurbe tpegen
grmornuna Der 62idbrigen Grau Soz
iepbine Coates bon Rep Orleans se~
lDHnf.
Sas. WulIeit unb Sos. 1ibbare
rig. bi. beiben aenier. b<rfn nidt ses.
Ildttet nurp<, in Nen Dnrt su lanbeH,
lpurben seitern nit ben Danpfer
.Gerpid" BON Der Gunarb liaie piez
Der noh sSrlanb auriidgeihidt,
u. 6. Dinigan ipuros In NsSp<
port Neips, Na., Der Grnlorbnng bon
6. B<p<rlp 9urner fhuloig b<Funotn
unb su Is 9ahren 3uhtbuus Dsrnrs
tbeiIt. 0itIiean liebte Grl. JldbtI
9urner. bic Godter ieines Wohltbaz
ters, unb pdhrtnb Il berfuhte, iie gu
elmer aeimlihsH 3uIamnsnsuaft i'm
aanls 5nsafE's y I & $50 nk
bieIen. Gr ihiibte bel feinsm pro5tb
Notbpsbr Dor, blieb absr bic Berpelle
ns civ gS,,fh;~
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& Jtortpmettern Yapn jfteb sererH
Worgen um 1915 IN Dkpdre, fiinf
NriIen iiiblih bon bier. nit einsm
Oiiter5uge 3ufammen. A9t ptrfDnsu
tamen babel ums Qeben. cine perfon
ipirb bermiBt unb ni6t trenieer uls
So poHa8itre trueen mebr ODER ptz
niger fhtptre DerIeBunsen boDon. Won
ben 3u9angeitellt<n fpurbe ieiner berz
lebt, bd iie redt5eiiig bonn 3uge ab<
iprinsen tonnttn, Inn fi4s Slider
btit 5u bringtu. 3nti sbhsppdz
gen nnrotn gang in eind1ber hingts
fdoben uno in tleine Gttdt 8ertfiimp
mert.
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now 1atu 3ufuo4t1utd9eu. rporpsn.
9eobo4ter on Drnunb sat jinb Der
4nfi9t, bob 1OqpCO Utann nl1t 3u
piel fem purDen16m China fs}t on5us
(fdfen. Gin 9tledromm com %. scsuni
aus 9f4ifu jo9t. bob Elm Wrluh
Ekntiin am 2. Juni 81 entieben, mt
ssnigen WerIufts juriid9|9lagen purs
b, ioipie bob bic nerbiinhettn Nbm:rik
in polltomm,ner usbereinitimmung nit
bem ruflifdtn Gontreo bulraf oIs dltes
fem Gffieier orbeitsn.
Cine BON gtittrn botirie DspIfe
aus 9bdugbai fagt:: -Dfficiele iapas
nifdK 3eltgrdmme btit6tigtn bic Wel=
buns bon btr Nieo<rlags Der oerbiinre=
ten Lruppku in 1i<ntjin. Die hortissn
9ruppen finb in ttn<s p<rspeftlltn
Gage. Der rufifM 9bmirql bilb.s
brandt fonbte eelt<rn cine aus 1900
Wdnn, nobs5u CUR G6ifts aus ssynpos
.nern hhtbenfe 9rupptnubi bliluna bea
1aiu ~ um bic Gntieeuna Den
8ientfin 3u perfud<n. Die G<Iniibe
btr g6insien um 1ientiin iinb irasnb
tptlhtn ber p<rtbibigenben eurppdi=
fhen 4ruppen lbtrkgen. am syreItde
utirbe bas Bpmb1rbem,nt rpn 9i.ntlin
fprtseiebt. Bomttnfihere llHtrrtunftsz
pIdbe iDurben in aller gi!e erriaiet.
proDiant 1T unssniiesnb. Inter ben
am .Grtitae Gsfauentn bon ben Gni-
iasfrupptn befinbtt iid kr gommanz
Dsur bes britilh:n GnifIes .Ddsz
fleur". Die 6remben ptrlorsn 800
Maun. Sapan maht ale Mnitrenaunz
gen. Ssine Iruppen trtffen itBt in
GROCER 3oN in Gatu elm. Die hineIis
iehen 1ruppen in Der probin3 9Ihili
IhlieBen 10000 Monn pilfstruppxn
Elm. bic BON ruf1iihen unb beut{d<r
Gffieieren uusgebiIbst iinb."
Giner onpern Dtpslte aus Eihifu
sufolgs puroe Der Mngriff auf biz
5ilfstolonnt bei 1ientfin BON 10000
shinsIen aussefiibrt: 5bdtf1hli1 Isebs
r5 Norphina iR4Elammsu. SnfoIgs
hirttter Drbres aus psiing n<rben bic
Geinofsiisteiten isbt duf elmer ausses
oebntsn Scala seFubrt. yanu Gbi
Rat. Der @ouperneur bon 5hantung.
btfebIisi 11,O00 Mann pon Musldn=
bern dussebiloetsr. NIT MauIersenebs
rem ons9triiitetfr 9rupptn, bic dnstb@
lid nd9 3niu seben lOIlten. Die gros
ben SihpfoDin3tn G6inus follen nod
rnbigs ftin. ssn 5hoao6ni ssfilx6tet
man Nufitdnbe Die hineiiitzk Hreuz
ger bdielbit iinb Ihiptrer urmirt, aIs
bic Shiffe Der Wtrbiinbeten. iporunter
fih audi bas am.ritaniIhe Ranon,ne
boot rGaItine" befinbef. Sapan bereitet
Iih Dor, oisIe Wofs nod 10000 Munn
gu ienoen. Rublanb lenoet aus g8la=
bi,poltot o[le feline nrfiigbaren 1rup@
pen berunter. ettpn 5000 biz 5000
Mann. Die 3abl Der rulIiidsn 3rupz
pen an Der paeifiihsn Riilte lit iibers
id0bt tpprpen. Sm 8anaen perpen
bic RuHen 10000 Mann ienben. Die
britilhe Mbmiralitot bat neitere fiinf
Greu3er nah gbina bsoroert.
WaIhineton. 20. SUM-. Die dime
iiife Rssieruns befurhtet bic Wirtuns
Der gntYenouns 10 pieler fremben
9ruppen nah China auf oas Bolt uno
biet.t Nlles auf, cine berartise Aetlon
ab3utpenben. Die Wdhte tperben err
fudt fptrben. feine p.iteren 9ruppen
mebr nah 1isntlin au {didtn. Wiiniz
Fer Wu daracteriiirt bic Ndhritt, huB
bic aai|srin Wittlpe bic Wernihtuns
aller sfremben in CHINA beeretirt babe.
als ldh,rlih. DER rMonabnod" miro
nidt nah China aelanbt ipernen.
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NMmtplDf.

llnler ionft 10 ;uperldiiissr uno tid-
tiger GorrelponoentSfarlReuter bat bies
lie Node seifreitt. s5reuno Hubbeim
me;nt. oaB bas CARTE @eidIedt om liez
benswiirbisen aarl gu pieI @efdaen
finbe. Sber lollte bic barboriide 6ise
i1uIb lein?
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| Mberneen. Die beiIiihe 6liesen=
plage 1T bier alfsetreten.
4 Yatterion. Ser an Der 6irnent=
siinoung ertrantte repllbl. GonsreB=
canoibat Gamble beiinoet iib ettpas
beiler.
| gantton. gluf Den SanDblnfen
i'm MinourifluB 1T Der 9irmeelpurm
aufsetreten. Gas sefrdbige llngesieIer
siebt in Shaaren bon Yillionen in
Der Breite BON msbr als elmer 0iertel=
meile pitipdrts unb ldBt Mles tabl
binter 1it.
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Nteortae 0aten ssa1 QAnfaS GttN
uno oetas 80oeu. :.

gu Der bemotrotilden National- : 6 ons
uention, welde am 4. Suli in Ranias
Gitp, W1o., ab9ebolten wirb, pirb bic
SmabasVabn am 3, 8. unb 4 Suli
GrcuriionsIidets gum einiaden 6abrz
preis fir bic Runbreiie aussebsn. Sic
lino 9iiltisiiir Die Ridfabrt bis gum 80.
Septsmber. e. g. Norton, Nat.
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oeimtmMer'b ete.r ttpn <,s .

Aun s. Y. 10. Suni, s.u. II. Sui.
I. unb al. Auenit, 1. une ls. Septems
Der, uMb . unh l6. Cftober pirb bic
Gu.aba 0abn Grturionss I;detS perfau=
fen mad alien Bldten in ben Qeiuius
9ers Territorien 3nr einfo9en Gabrrate
plus $a.0 90 far Die Nnnbr.iie.
e. 6. Worton, Maent.
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
MATERIAL BEING SHIPPED
For Beginning Work on the Big Bridge
 Plant

New Decatur, March 13.-(Special. .)-Word was received today that two carloads of material has already been shipped for the Groton Bridge Works, which was located here few days ago, and that the con- struction of the building will commence as soon as 1t arrives. It was also learned that the sidetracks which are already built, will be repaired and also new ones added at once.
 The plant is located at the old United States Rolling Stock Works, in East De catur, and the grounds and buildings in clude about fifty acres.
 This will be one of the largest iron bridge works in the UnEed States.
 AZ horse belonging to Wallace Bros liv- cry stable, and which was being driven by Baylor Banks and John Bacon, ran away on Vine street yesterday. The buggy was demolished and the horse killed, while the young men were only slightly hurt.
 The iron furnace, which has been idle for number of years is now being over hauled, and will be blown in as soon as the workmen can put 1t In shape. A. Zim- merman, the gentleman who purchased 1t, owns several furnaces in different Ala bama towns.
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
PRATT CITY.

Pratt City, March 13.-(special,)-Th city council held fits regular monthly meeting last night. The election of city officials, which was to have taken place last night, was postponed on account of the absence of Mayor Hudnall, who is in Chicago. J. B. Stagg was mayor pro tenn. After the transaction of the regular business routine the meeting adjourned, having read several communications from Mayor Hudnall in re- gard to the water works bonds.
 The telephone company is making some needed improvements in the way of posts, etc
 Last night the meeting held at the Meth odist church by the members of the Ep- worth League was largely attended and was unusually interesting.
 At recent meeting of the Young People s Society of the Christian Bndeavor the fol- lowing officers were elected: President Job Going; vice-president, Tom Williams sec retary, Miss Mary G. Hughes; treasurer, T. J. Bell, Jr.
 With solemn high mass at 10 a. m on Monday the remains of Agnes Schook were confined to their last resting place at the cemetery here, Rev. Father Garland offici- atsng. The following young friends of the deceased acted as pall-bearers: Misses Mary Brodie, Nellie Shaffer, Maggie Hannigan, Sarah Carlin, Annie McFalk and Mary Ann Gallagher. These were many beautiful floral tributs, and the church was crowded with the surrounding friends of the family.
 w N. Mckenzie is on the sick list today.
 Miss Florence Hutchings is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Mayson Widen, of Dem ver Ga.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwards, of Oxmoor, ar
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
THE FEAR OF HUMBUG
Prevents Many People from Trying a
 Good Medicine

Stomach troubles are so common and in most cases so obstinate to cure that people apt to look with suspicion on any reme- dy claiming to be radical, permanent cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. Many such pride themselves their acuteness in never being humburgged, especially in med icines.
 This fear of being humbugged can be car ried too far, so far, fin fact, that many peo- pie suffer for years with weak digestion rather than risk little time and money in faithfully testing the claims made of a preparation so reliable and universally used as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
 Now Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are vast 1y different in one important respect from ordinary proprietary medicines for the req son that they are not secret patent med icinc, no secret is made of their ingredients, but analysis shows them ito contain the na- tural digestive ferments, pure aseptic pep sin, the digestive acids, Golden Seal, bis- muth, hydrastis and nux. They are not cathartic, neither do they act powerfully on any organ, but they cure indigestion on the common sense plan of digesting the food eaten thoroughly before it has time to ferment, sour and cause the mischief. This is the only secret of their success
 Cathartic pills never have and never can cure indigestion and stomach troubles be- cause they act entirely on the bowels, whereas the whole trouble is really in the stomach.
 Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets taken after meals digest the food That is all there is to it. Food not dlgested or half digested is poison as it creates gas, acidity, headaches, palpitation of the heart, loss of flesh and appetite and many other troubles which are often called by some other name.
 The are sold by druggists everywhere at 50 cents per package.
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
GERALD HOwZE APPOINTED
MT. Underwood Selects Him as Cadet
 at Annapolis

Washington, March 13.-(Special. .)-Repre- sentative Underwood has appointed Gerald Howze cadet to Annapolis.
 Adjutant General Brandon is here in con- ference with state militiamen.
 A postoffice has been established at Lucas, Conecuh county, and at Darden, Coosa county, Alabama.
 The senate judiciary commhstee has favor ably reported the Pettus bill to equaliZe the work of the two United States district judges in Alabama. It provides that the judge presiding over the southern district shall preside over the middle district as we'll leaving the northern district. which comprises half the state and most of the Business presiding over that alone instead of the middle district also A. H.
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
Strike in Porto Rico

San Juan, Porto Rico, March 13.-Another strike began yesterday among the workmen of the military road in the Arecibo division. Hitherto the men have been paid 40 cents a day and they want 50 cents. Six hundred it work, but thus far they have been or de.ly and are not organized. The contrac- tors declare that they will make no conces- sions. as there are plenty of workmen available to fill the places of the strikers Special police detail has been sent to the locality of the strike.
 Victor Clark, president of the board of education, has resigned. Members of the board charge him with incompetency, al- though this is repudiated by others. For mer Major Golf, president of the board of health, succeeds Mir. Clark.
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
CARDS AND A GUN
 CAUSED MURDER Thomas Sharp Killed in Court House at AndaIusia. GAME RUN IN A JURY ROOM Will Craddock Was Accused of Secret ing a Card, Whereupon He
 Picked Up Pistol and Shot
 Sharp Dead
GAME RUN IN A JURY ROOM

Columbus, Ga, March 13.-(Special.)- About o'clock this morning Will Grad dock shot and killed Thomas Sharp in the jury room of the court house at Andalusia, Ala. They had been gambling. Sharp &C., cused Craddock of secreting a card, but the difference was supposed to have been set tied. When the game ended Craddock pick ed up Sharp's pistol and said "fts good gun, but not as good as mine" He then turned to Sharp and said, Look out," and fired, killing Sharp instantly.
 The ball entered Sharp's head just above the right eye.
 Craddock was given preliminary hear ing today and remanded to jail without ball. Oraddock is from Dothan and his rep utation is shady. Sharp was a man liked by all, having been employed on the bridge crew of the Central road
 It is said that the jury room at the court house alt Andalusa was regularly used by gamblers. a game going on there almost every night.
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Meat Inspection Bili

Hamburg, March 13.-At a largely attend ed meeting of representatives of the shipping and wharf companies of Hamburg today a resolution was adopted to send a protest to the imperial chancellor, Prince Hohen- aohe, against the enactment of the meat inspection bll, on the ground that the measure would nevftibly Head to disturb ance of trade relations with friendly StateSn