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--------------------------- ------------ CIDER FIFTY YEARS OLD.
,rings to Veteran North End Resident

Brings to Veteran North End Resident
 Some Recollections of Long Ago
 / MT. Warren Rowley of No. Al Wind sor Avenue, who is one of the most widely known of the older residents Of the North End, passed the elghty-sec- ond milestone oh life's journey oh Tues day. During the evening members of his family and friends met with him, and as reminder of old days he brought out one of three bottles of cider which he bottled himself in the year 1850. He remembered the incident well and that the cider came from Mir. | Gurdon's place in the Blue Hills sec tion. With all it's years it was very palatable, not at all hard" and hav ing an odor faintly but distinctly that of cider brandy.
 In chatting about the Windsor Ave- nue section in his neighborhood fifty years ago, MT Rowley recalled that Belden street was then only a rough and rather steep lane, used as short cut from Windsor Avenue across to Albany Avenue. On Windsor Avenue northward from MT. Rowley's house to the present Florence street, there was on that side of the avenue only one house-the old Birge mansion, whose site is now occupied by the big Belden apartment building. All the land at thie point westward from the avenue to the present East street was pasture land Belden street, now so closely built up, was a lane with only one cheap little wooden building on the south side
 MT. Rowleys residence is believed to be second oldest in the city, ranking in age next to the building on the corner of Main and Talcott streets. In the "thirt!es' 1t was occupied and perhaps owned by Aunt Nabby Olcott," and some big mulberry trees stood in front of the house. The best information regarding the Rowley homestead is that it was built about ITS years ago. Among It's curiosities is window pane with names scratched with a diamond, and the date "1773, "-Hartford Times.
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the great beasts are becoming extinct. Babies and breeding females are shot iaaxai ta1x rass

the great beasts are becoming extinct. Babies and breeding females are shot down as indiscriminately as bulls. Englishmen are perhaps the worst off lenders in this matter, and in the Ilng- fish, territories the least provision is made for protecting the animals. No one objects to hunters shooting down all the bull elephants they can, but what sport can there be in their slaugh- tering the cows and babies? This might be to some degree stopped by a regula- tion forbidding trading in small ivory tusks under fifteen or twelve pounds in weight
 As a specimen of how animals are disappearing, take the Sudan. Before Maddisnl swept over 1t 1t was one of our best countries. Hippopotami ele- plants the rhinoceros were all obtained there in abundance. We trained tribes for the chase. Since the land has been reopened a trader, formerly my agent, has gone there hoping to renew busi- ness. He writes to me. that the old hunting tribes are. gone, and that the great game have practically all dlsap- peared." ."--London Daily News.
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THE INVERTEBRATES AMAZON
Brave Baby Bee and Her Wild Mill
 tary Life in the Philippines.

Brave "Baby Bee and Her Wild Mill
 tary Life in the Philippines.
 Emil Ulbert of Battery M, Sixth Ar tillery has written to friends at No. 67 Capitol Avenue, Hartford( from Manila under date of December 26 and 2S He acknowledges. the receipt of Christmas gifts, among which were boxes of cigars. The Manila cigars, he writes, are green and have bad taste, inter ferlng with the complete enjoyment of a smoke. A private of the battery drank too. frequently Christmas Eve and during the night walked off the roof of the battery quarters and was nearly killed by his fall.
 | Ulbert and company took walk out on the lines December 27 to the place where General Lawton was killed They occupied five hours in their walk and covered about eighteen miles. In the camp of the Forty fifth Volunteers they, talked with Babe Bee,' Beatrice Bean, who accompanies the Twenty-ninth Volunteers and wears a uniform. She is about 25 years of age and Ulbert describes her as "a fine- looking woman," and says that she is a iSPoi tei lol NEW OIh paper, dCCOIu- ing to her story. She explains that she left her home seven years ago to see the world and search for adventures, in which she delights. If she survives the campaign she will return to the States and return to her family, Ulbert writes: Why a girl that is good looking and we'll educated like she is should lead and enjoy the kind of life that she has been leading for seven years is more that I can understand"
 Ulbert and his companion fingered in the camp of I Company, Twenty ninth Volunteers to get a drnk--of water-and while they were drinking the company cook invited them to take dinner. They gladly accepted his invi- tation and exhibited the effects of their lengthy hike (walk) in their attack on the dinner.
 On the lines according to Ulbert, fighting continues as sharp as ever. He is in fine spirits and wishes to hear often from friends in Hartford He gives the Christmas menus as follows:
 Breakfast-scrambled eggs. fried po- tatoes and bread and coffee.
 Dinner--Chicken mashed potatoes egg salad, string beans peaches, rice pudding, bread, prune and custard pie and coffee.
 Supper-Roast beef, potatoes, string beans, bread, pie and coffee.
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EXPERIMENTATION OF WILD AMI
MAILS.

DO yon not ind 1t more ulncull to get you'd supplies of wild animals as civilization extends?" MT. Carl Hagen beck waS asked
 T do," he replied, flor wild animals are decreasing very rapidly indeed Variety after variety that twenty years ago was quite common is now utterly gone or only few specimens are left. The true mountain zebra, that not long since could be found in large numbers, has now vanished. Three South Afri- can varieties of the zebra have disap- peared within the last quarter century. From the wild animal hunters point of view, South Africa is now quite spoiled. Men have been so busy slaughtering merely for the sake of slaughter that
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WILLIAM I. GREGORY
One of the Greatest of Expert
tobacco Men.
He is a Native Of North Carolina. His Opinions
Are Quoted as Authority in the Cana
dian Parliament.

1t is always a genuine pleasure to the
News and Observer to note the success
of the natives of this State who go to
other States or countries.
Notable among these is Mr.. VIM. T.
Gregory, formerly of Rocky Mount and
Henderson, N. c., but now General Man
ager of the Leaf Department of the EN-
pire Tobacco Company Of Canada.
Mr.. Gregory was for several years con-
nected with Allen & Ginter, at Hender-
son, N. c., and in 1890 was appointed
buyer for the American Tobacco Com
pany at Rocky Mount, N. c., and after
being there seven years he moved to Can
ada, where he associted himself with the
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Cumberland county:
Fayetteville, July 2Sd.
Bladen county:
Lake Creek, July Gath.
Friends Creek, July 25th.
G.. G.. Eaves and G. E. Gardner speak
as follows
Rutherford county:
Forest City, July goth.
Rutherfordton, July 21st.
Union Mills, July 21st (night).
Mcdowell county:
Turkey Cove, July 23d.
Victor S. Bryant speaks as follows:
Moore county:
Duncan Cox's Mill, July goth.
Keyser, July 21st.
Montgomery county:
Maners School House, July 23d.
Eldorado, July oath.
Cabarrus county:
Bethel, July 9th might.
Concord, July 2Sth.
Democratic papers in the counties
where any of these speakings occur are
requested to copy the same.
F. NJ. SIMMONS. Chairman.
P. NJ. PEARSALL. Secretary.
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Hon. L. l. Moore speaks as follows:
Lenair county:
Neuse, July 10th.
PUBLIC SPEAKINGS.
Hon. F. l. Osborne will speak as fall
lows:
Wayne county:
Grantham's Store, July 18th.
Northampton county:
Elan Church. July goth.
Franlin county:
Youngsville, July 23d.
Durham county:
Durham, July 25th.
Alamance county:
Elon College, July 26th.
Hon. E. w. Pou will speak as fol-
lows:
Harnett county:
Dunn, July 18th.
Anglers, July 18th.
Nash county;
Nashville, July 25th.
Alamance county:
Burlington, July 31st.
Hon. B. r. Lacy will speak as follows;
Durham county:
East Durham, July 23d.
Cumberland county
Hope Mills, No. /, July 25th.
Holt Morgan, and Tolar Heart & Holt
Village, July 26th.
Hon. r. A. Daughton will speak as fol-
lows:
Allegheny county:
New School House, July 18th.
Irwin & Co.'S Store, July 18th.
Ashe county: ,
Sussex, July 18th.
Harrison fuckers Store, July 10Th.
Concert. July goth.
Solitude. July 21st
Hon. w. E. Daniel will speak as fol-
lows:
Allegheny county:
New School House, July 18Th.
Irwin & Co.'s Store, July 18th.
Ashe county:
Gap Creek, July 18th.
Silas Creek, July 10th.
Watauga county:
Boone, July goth.
Blowing Rock, July 21st.
Caldwell county
Piney Grove, July 23rd.
Collettsville, July oath
Catawba county:
Catawba, July 25th
CataWba Springs, July 25tn.
Owen H. Guion and Dillon N Luther
speak as follows:
Davie county:
Pennington, July 10th.
Fork Church, July 18th.
Rowan county ~.
China Grove, July 18th.
Iredell county:
Longs School House, July 10Th.
Mecklenburg county:
Huntersville, July Goth.
CASTOR county:
Stanley. July 21st.
Lincoln county:
Long Shoals Cotton Mill, July 23d.
Reepsville, July oath.
Lutherow's School House, July oath.
(nighD.
Laboratory Cotton Mills, July 23rd
might.
Lincoln Cotton Mills, July oath might.
Catawba county:
Maiden. July 25th
Brittons Store, July 26th.
Hon. Jno. w. Atwater speaks as fol-
lows: n
Randolph county: -.
Liberty, July 18th.
Chatham county:
Siler City, July goth. =:
Collision, July 21st.
Hon. l.. l. Moore speaks as follows:
Franklin county:
Franklinton, July 21st.
Cypress Creek, July 23d.
Cedar Rock, July oath
j. B. Grimes and j. r. Young speak
as follows:
Hyde county:
Englehard, July 23d. 3
Fairfield, July oath. J m
Makleyville, July 25th.
Beaufort county: kEl
Edwards, July 26th.
L. C. Caldwell speaks as follows:
Mecklenburg county:
Louise Cotton Mills, July Goth.
Charlotte, July 21st.
Person county:
Ceffo, July 25th.
Mt. Tirzah, July Goth. /.
Hon. T. j. Jarvis speaks as follows:
LenOir county:
LAGRANGE, July 21st. An V
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DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING
The Issue of the Day Will be
Discussed at the Following
Times and Places.

Mr.. c. B. Aycock, Democratic candidate
for Governor. will speak at the follow
ing times and places:
Chatham County-PittsbOro, Monday
July 10th.
Moore County-Carthage, Tuesday,
July 18th.
Montgomery county-Troy "Wednesday,
July 49,
Robson County.-Lumberton. Thurs
day, July 18th.
Bladen observation-disclosures, Friday,
July goth.
Columbus County-Whiteville, Satur-
day, July 21st.
Hartford County-Ahoskie, Monday,
July 23rd.
BERTHE Count-Aulander, Tuesday,
July oath.
Nash County-Nashville, Wednesday,
July 25th.
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AN EpIDEMIC OF DIARRHoEA.

Mr.. A. Sanders, writing from Cocoanut
Grove, Fla, says there has been quite an
epidemic of diarrhaea there. He had a
severe attack and was cured by four
doses of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. He says he also
recommended it to others and they say 1t
is the best medicine they ever used. For
sale everywhere. Bobbitt-Wynne Drug
Co., and II. T. Hicks. druggists.
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Duplin County-Kenansville. Thurs
day, July Goth.
Pender COunty-Burgaw, Friday. July
9th.
Sampson County-Clinton. Saturday,
July 2Sth.
Carteret County-Beaufort. Monday,
July 3Oth Morehead City. Monday. July
30th (night.
Jones County-Trenton, Tuesday. July
31st
Onslow County-Richlands Wednesday,
August 1st
Hon r. B. Glenn speaks as follows:
EN- Hanover county, Wilmington, July
18th, at night: Lumberton, Robson coun-
ty, July 49, Scotland county, Laurinburg,
July goth; Moore county. Sanford, July
21st; Arson county. Wadesboro. July
23d; Union county, Mun-ce, July 24tf;
Mecklenburg county, Charlotte, July 25th
(at night; CASTOR county, River Bend,
July 81; Lincoln county, Lincolnton, July
26th; Burke county, Morganton.
July 2Sth.
C. r. Thomas speaks in Onslow county
as follows:
Prong Columbus county, July 16: Molly
williams, Columbus county, July II;
Freeman. Columbus county, July is.
DR.. B. F. Dixon will speak in Currituck
county as follows
Hobbsvile, Gates county, July IS; Gates
Station; Gates county, July II.
Ahoskie, Hartford county, July IS.
d. w. Brittain's Store, BERTHE county.
July 10; Indian Gallows, BERTHE county,
July 20.
Goose Nest, Martin county July 81.
John H. Small and H. s. Ward speak
in Beaufort county as follows:
Goose Nest, Martin county, July FL;
GAINESVILLE, Martin county, July %.
j. d. Boushall viii lspeak in Gates c0un-
ty as follows:
Poplar Branch. Currituck county, July
16; Shawboro, July II.
Camden Court House, Camden county,
July 49,; Shiloh. Camden county, July 10.
Hon. Dan Hugh Mclean will speak at
the following times and places:
Davie County:
Pennington, July 18th.
Fork Church, July 18th.
Davidson county:
Linwood, July 18th.
Lexington, July 18th might.
Reeves Academy, July 10Th.
Thomasville, July 18th (nighD.
Montgomery county: s.
Brant Norris Store, July goth.
Moratock July 21st.
Moore County:
Eogle Springs, July 2Sd
Noise, July oath.
Mr.. B. R. Lacy speaks as follows:
Catawba county:
Hickory, July 18th.
Newton, July 18th.
Iredell county:
Statesville, July 18th.
Mooresville, July 9th.
Hon. F. l. Osborne speaks as follows:
Lenoir county, Kinston, July 10th
Hon. John D. Bellamy speaks as fol-
lows: As,.. A,Mt
Mitchell county:
Bakersville, July 18th.
Elk Park, July 18th.
Watauga county:
Vale Crucis, July 18th.
New River Academy, July 10th.
Caldwell county:
Patterson, July Goth.
Lenoir, July 21st
Hon. W. D. Turner speaks as follows:
Forsyth county:
Oldtown, July 18th.
Plafftown, July 18th.
Davidson county:
Cairo Shops, July goth.
Hedrick's Grove, July 21st.
Rowan county: 4
Gold Hill, July 2Sd.
China Grove, July oath.
Stanly sounty:
Big Lick, July 9th.
New London, July eth might.
Albemarle, July 2Sth.
Mr.. w. L. Cohoon speaks as follows:
Gates county:
Gotesville, July 18th.
Vivian, July 18th.
Green's Siding July 18th.
Chowan county:
Andrew Smiths, July 10Th.
Somerset, July Goth.
Perquimans county:
Winfall. July 23d. "
Bethel, July oath
Goodwin's Store, July 25th.
Camden county:
a.
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Washington sentinel., 1900-09-22

nexation OF Texas was consum-
mated. 81 was bitterly opposed, ~
ne wrote, ito the annexation
measure, and to this dav regard
the war which resulted as one OF
the most unjust ever waged by a
stronger against weaker nation,
1t was an instance OF republic
following the bad example OF
European monarchies and not con-
sidering justice in the desire to &C.
quire additional territor.'." Our
war upon the FIlipinos is due to
the Administrator failure to con
slider justice in its gree dy desire to
acquire t, rritory, Before the treaty
Of peace negotiated at Paris by he
commissioner Of the United States
and Spain had been ratified by the
Senate Mr.. Mckinley proclaimed
American sovereignty over the
Philippines. The President, sew
eral weeks in advance Of any &C
tion by the Senate upon the treaty,
arrogated to himself the functions
Of one branch OF Congress and as
serted a sovereignty that did not
exist. What was this but impt rial
ism9 The President conveniently
ignores this imperial proclamation
in his recent letter OF acceptance.
There is good reason to believe
that it was partly on account o.
this proclamatIan that we are now
at war with the Filipinos. he
entire policy OF the Administration
since the President instruc ed his
commissioners at Paris TO demand
the cession OF the Philippines and
other territory by Spain has been
Ths facts are too
recent and the record is too plain
to be denied by any except those
who believe the American people
are destitute of intelligence.
Washington sentinel., 1900-09-22
No second Term

No act OF William J. Bryan
marks The greatness and patriotism
OF the man so much as his n, phatic
statement that he would not, il
elected, accept a nomination for a
second term In this wise conClu-
sion he is ,qualed only by Wash
Ington. The latter was prevailed
u. on to accept second term. but
it was in direct opposition 10 his
desires, and he positively refused
a third Most OF the evils tc the
Republic OF late years have come
from second terms, and effo,ts to
attain them.
Lincoln was assassrnsted in his
second rm, and it is said the war
could be concluded d earlier, but the
politicians Nanted it continued so
as to make the old appeal, Don't
change horses while crossing a
stream We hear tn same
tommy-rot now about Mckinley.
When a horse has been baking at
the stream Tor two or three years,
and has cost 5000, 900 900 it is high
time to change hun. Grants second
term was one carnival OF corrup.
ton. He brought contempt upon
himself by seeking a third. Cleve-
land made an ass oi himself by
springing free trade plank on the
public at the end OF his first term
in order to make an issue Tor a
second term. He could easily
have been elected on his record for
the first term. Harrison sprang
the Force BILL" so as to make an
issue for a second term. and he got
left Mckinley has undoubtedly
inteUected colonialIsm into the
politics Of the country in his desire
for a second and possibl" a third
term. He said at Boston, HAS
not protection done the work."
Yes, It has brought US the trusts
and imperialism. And Mark Hanna
says he wants to "perpetuate the
reign" OF William Mckinley.
The American people are facing
a crisis. They have in the White
House one of the most adroit
hYDocrites Of the age, and back of
him gang Of unscrupulou5 capi-
talists, with Mark Hanna, a man
whose one principle IN business
and politics is to buy up or crush
out his opponents. Will the people
rise to the occasion and by an over.
whelming majority, vindicate the
principles oil the fathers and their
own capacity for self-government
by electing that Crane tribune OF
the people, William Jennings
Bryan2
Washington sentinel., 1900-09-22

You concluded the interview OF July
IS by saying that the law might indeed
be subjected ito severe strain from the
NOvembe day that Mr., Brvan's election
were mad known until the Treasury
was turne 2 over to him March 4,
and that The present Administration
would probably have to use to the
uttermost the powers conferred by the
new law o maintain the gold standard"
owing TO possible apprehensiors that
might be created among the business
community. which however, does not
impugn your previous statements as TO
the safety ofthe gold standard under the
law as it stands
ThusIt is Mr.. Gage who brings against
himself the charge Of spreading "ialse
alarms In the one column we hear
you as the inancier and the conscien,
tious public officer who feels it 20 be bis
duty rot to excite but to allay unneces-
sary disquietude, II it be suggested
that Mr.. Bryan, # elected. might an
nounce his purpose to pay interest on
bonds and the current expenses Of the
Government in silver, and thereby
gradually bring us on the silver basis,
the conscientious public officer answer,
do not excite yourself about this
Even IA Mr.. Bryan were ever so much 50
Washington sentinel., 1900-09-22

The policy commended by
Bishop Spalding is in bret that we
establish republics in Cuba and
the Philippines instead of making
them subject colonies, and that we
ourselves continue republic faith
full to the Declaration OF Independ-
ence instead OF becoming an en-
pire and championing the claims
OF George III.