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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-01-18
MAY BE ALLOWED TO MARRY.
hPope Leo Contemplated an Order Far
= Reaching In Its Effect.

Rome, January l5.-The Pope is con-
templating an order permitting the priests
of the Catholic Church to marry. The
first step has already been taken in the en-
cyclcal to the Bishops of South America,
IN which permission is given to the priests
there to take wives unto themselves.
Mgr. GalIeza, rector of the Spanish Col
lege in Rome, says that the concession
granted by the Holy Father to priests in
South America is to meet special condi-
tons.
81 do not think His Holiness Will issue a
general order releasing all the priests OF
the church from their VOWS of celibacy,
he said, and continued "This question
of celibacy having been established by a
General Council, think that only Gen.
eral Council would have authority to make
q change"
On the other hand, Mgr. Toll, one Of
the most eminent jurists of the Vatican, is
firmly convinced that the Pope purposes
to abolish the rule of celibacy for the
priesthood before he dies.
Mgr. Toll says 'The day the Pope
conceived the great project of the union Of
the Christian Church he must have begun
to examine all the difficulties which might
stand in the way. One obstacle, perhaps
the greatest of them all, is that in all de-
nominations except the Roman Church
the priests and ministers are permitted tc
marry or not as they choose. 1 believe
that after mature deliberation the Holy
Father has reached the conviction that the
obstacles are not insurmountable. an
convinced that he will abolish the enforced
celibacy of the clergy. l do not believe
that there will be general encyclical at
fecting the Catholic Church Throughout
the world. That would be too revolution
ary. But think the change will conn
about by degrees, and that bis order affect
ing the priests of South America is the be
ginning"
The familiar rumors of a reconciliation
between the Vactican and the Church il
Italy have broken forth afresh, but noV
they have become more than mere ri
I, mors, because they are significant facts
The most important is the jubilee and th
opening of the sacred door Of st. Peters.
Plus IX established the jubilee and th
Holy Year for 1875, but when that yes
came the project was abandoned upon th
pretext that the Pope, being prisone
could not preside over jubilee. ATT
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-01-18
TAZEWELI. VA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 49, 1900

to the demand IN the eastern cities. The
prices have ruled high all the time.
BY increasing the production OF fowlf
and eggs the amount of money In the
county can be greatly increased. Every
housewife should see what she can accom-
plish in that line the present year. There
is no reason why turkeys, chickens, ducks
and eggs should not be made to bring as
much money into the county as is brought
here by the sale of export cattle. Very
few persons in the county are fixed for
handling export cattle, but every house
holder can with industry produce a sur
plus of fowls and eggs.
Try it this year.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-01-18
GERMANY AND UNITED STATES
interview With Ambassador White on
Their Relations.

Berlin, january 13.-The correspond
ent of the Associated Press interviewed
the United States ambassador, Mr.. An
drew D. White, today, about the present
status of the relations between Germany
and the United States. MIR. White said
"The Samoa question between the
United States and Germany, the lnsur-
ance question, and sundry minor matters,
have been happily settled. The main
questions which remain are the CONNER
cial treaty and the proper inspection OF
American meats. The former will be
mainly considered at Washington. The
latter must depend upon the action OF the
Reichstag Though the Agrarian party
shows bitter hostility to the alienation OF
the present arrangement so oppressive to
American interests, it is hoped that tue
proposal made in President Mckinley g
message for the appointment of a special
commission may be accepted. There Is
no doubt that the government, apart from
the Agrarians, would be heartily glad to
see some such fair settlement.
In the Diet the governments complete
moral defeat during the debate on the
dismissal of political officials for voting
against the canal bill is considered to be o.
great importance in internal politics, as II
shows the Conservatives still intend tC
bitterly oppose the Emperor, especially
on the new canal bill, which does mo-
please the Agrarians, in spite of the fac
that it contains enormous improvement
projects for the eastern provinces of Prus
Ella.
The seizure of German steamers by
British warships have had the effect o
intensity ing and generalizing anti British
sentiment in Germany.
Count Won Buelow's speech at th'
launching of the Hamburg American Linz
steamer Duetchland, especially the term
of friendship he devoted to the United
States, is much commented on by tn
German press, and with few exception
approvlngly.
Prussia has now begun appointing fe
male factory inspectors. The budget con
tains appropriations for their salaries, 2,
400 marks each.
The correspondent of the Associates
Press learns from an official source tha
Germany has addressed a second protes
to Great Britain urgently requesting tn
release of the German steamer Bundles
nth, and expressing astonishment at th
undue delay. The protest also demand
guarantees from Great Britain against
recurrence of such evident wrongful an
excessive application of a combatant
rights against neutrals.'
1t also requests Great Britain to defn
the meaning of contraband in manne
acceptable to the nations not concerne
in the war.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-01-18

1t has been demonstrated repeatedly in
every state ia the Union and in many for
eign countries that Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is a certain preventive and cure
for Group. II has become the universal
remedy for that disease. M. V. Fisher, Of
Liberty, w. Va, only repeats what has
been said around the globe when he writes:
81 lave used Chamberlain's Cough Reme-
dy in my family for several years and al
ways with perfect success. We believe
that 1t is not only the best cough remedy,
but that it is a sure cure for Group. 1t has
saved the lives of our children number
Of times" This remedy is for sale by
John L jackson, Druggist.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-01-18
FRENCH TROOPS GATHER.
international Situation 10 Said 10 Be
Dangerous.

Moscow, Jan. IA despatch from st.
Petersburg credited to a diplomatic source,
says that on rush orders from Paris the
troops in the local French garrisons are be-
ing concentrated on the frontier.
Among the diplomats at that capital the
opinion prevails that the international stu.
alton as regards Germany and France in
their relations with Great Britain Is more
dangerous than appears on the surface,
and that exciting differences may yet lead
to war.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-01-18
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. Hoar is to be pitied; Pettigrsw is to
be despsed.
War news from South Africa Is now
anxiously looked for.
"Boss" Martin has been down at Rich.
mond again telling his legislature what TO
do.
The plot continues to thcken in Ken.
tucky-the plot Of Goebel to steal the
Governorship Of that State.
The Aguinaldists in the United States
Senate continue to disgust the American
public with their foolish and unpatriotic
utterances.
The members of the Legislature are try
ing to make their constituents believe
they are both able and diligent, judging
from the number Of bills they are intro
ducing.
What about Martins collar We re-
member earring the Virginia Democrats
say good deal about Mahone's collar.
These same fellows now seem very proud
Of wearing the collar of boss.
The Colson.Scott shooting at Frankfort.
KY, is fair sample Of what is likely to
ensue if the Goebel contest ever brings on
a fight. 1t now looks like it may reach
that point. Ifit does, there will be de.
luge of blood in Kentucky.
1t is stated that Andrew Carnegie paid
$4,000 to have Senator Hoar's anti expan.
sion speech cabled to Aguinaldo, as 9
message Of sympathy. This is what Is
believed to have caused the Tagal insur.
rection that has cost our country 80 much
blood and treasure. II it il true that
Carnegie acted in that way, he should be
treated with such scorn by the American
people that he would be forced 10 leave
our land.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-01-18
A GREAT AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL
The Southern Planter, Richmond Va.

The southern Planter, hlcnm0hu va.
For an agricultural journal to lie con-
tinuously published for the long period OF
TO years is an unique experience III this
country, and yet this is what The South
ern Planter nas accomplished. To COM
memorate the event the Planter comes
out this lnonth in a special Autographed
cover in colors, and is finely illustrated.
1t is, as always, full of matter of the great
est interest to every farmer, stock breed
er, trucker and poultry keeper. No
Southern farmer flor whom the Planter
is specially written) can afford to farm
without this journal if he desires to be
successful in his calling. This is the tes.
timony of hundreds of those who have
been taking the journal for years. The
price, so cents per year, is so low that no
one can say that he cannot afford it.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-01-18
Terrible Tragedy in A Frankfort, KY
Hotel.
AN OLD QUARREL THE CAUSE.
Colonel COlsOn Shoots His Personal Enemy
Dead in a Crowded Lobby, and Stray
Bullets Cause the Death Of the
Other TwO-Bitter Feeling Is
ArOnsed Against COlsOn.

Frankfort, KY, January 16.-Ex'Con'
gresham David G. Colson shot and killed
Ethelbert Scott, Luther Demaree and
Charles Julian, and slightly wounded
James Golden, in the Capitol Hotel today
The killing was result of renewal OF
feud between Colson and Scott which grew
up between them while in the army last
wear. Colson is under arrest.
Scott and Demaree died almost instant
". Julian was thought to be only slightly
wounded, but died at l:55 p. m. from the
shock and loss of blood, making the third
death.
Harry McEweng, of Louisville, also waf
hit by stray bullet but not seriously
wounded. All but Scott were bystandersi
and we're shot by accident.
Colson was shot in the arm, but not seri
ously hurt. After the shooting, ne went to
the residence of Chief of Police Williams
lnear by, and gave himself up. Later
warrant was sworn out by Clint Fogg, who
witnessed the killing. Fogg gays Colsor
shot first.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-01-18
INA PACKED LOBBY.

The killing occurred in the lobby OF the
Capitol Hotel, which was densely packed
with people who are here attending the
trial of the contests before the Legislature.
Persons who we're in the hotel when the
tragedy occui. ID say fully twenty shots
Swere fired.
Scott, who was the first killed, was
nephew of ex- Governor Bradley. Demaree
Rlwas assistant postmaster at Shelbyvllle and
! prominent Republican politician. Julian
vas one of the wealthiest farmers in tht
Iounty, and belonged to an old Kentucky
Iamily.
The trouble between Scott and Coson
hich began when in the army last year
ulted in Colson being shot by Scott, anc
-~rithas been predicted since that one o.
both would be killed should they meet, a
they did today.
Colson is in highly nervous state re
sulting from excitement attending tn'
tragedy, and as he has never fully recover
ed from stroke of paralysis sustained las
year, bis friends are greatly concerned owe
bis condition.
Accounts of the killing differ, and 1t Is
impossible to give details further than thai
Colson and a party of friends were stand
ing in the southwest corner of the hote
lobby, Scott came in the hotel and whel
near Colson, the shooting began. Scott
after being shot, walked backward towar'
the stairway leading to the bar'room ant
fell down the stairs, dead, as he reaches
them. His body rolled over against tn
bar.room door, and as it did Colonel Col
son, who had followed, shooting at ever
step, fired one or more shots into the pros
trate form.
Demaree, who was killed in the genera
fusilade, was shot twice, one ball piercin
the heart, and the other either penetrate
the heart or went directly under it.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-01-18
THE REPUBLICANS
OPEN CAMPAIGN.
National Committee Began Work On
Yesterday.
INSPECTED THE HALL.
Senator Hanna Says The Retention of The
Philippines Will be One of the Chief Is
sues of the Campaign.-1he Party
Needs Funds to Carry on Work.

Philadelphia, Jan. 13.-Tbe sub-com-
mittee of the Republican National CAM
paign Committee began today the work OF
laying plans for the Presidential campaign
which can now be said to be fairly we'll
under way.
Shortly after 8 O'Clock the committee
men visited Mayor Ashbridge. In the
party were Senator Hanna (chairman),
"Joe" Manley, Ii. y. Payne, ofWisconsin;
United States Senator N. B. Scott, of West
Virginia; Richard Kernes, of Missouri, and
Charles Dick, of Ohio, the secretary of the
National Committee.
From the Mayors office, the committee
went to the Exposition buildings to in
spect the auditorium, in which the nation
al convention is to be held. All the visit
ors expressed their satisfaction at the &C.
lection of the hall.
Senator Hanna, particularly, was much
interested in all the arrangements con-
Quoted SO far by the local committees,
and, regarding the convention, said that
those who imagine it will be cut and
dried affair will be badly fooled.
RENoMINATE NJ KINLEY.
"Of course, President Mckinley will be
renominated, and, without doubt, he will
receive every vote in the convention; but
when it comes to choosing his running
mate, and deciding on the platform, there
is likely to be an abundance of excite
ment."
During the conference with Mayor Ash
bridge, Senator Hanna made the first state
ment which he has uttered in his capacity
as Republican national chairman on the
issues and plans of the coming campaign.
He said
"First, the national issues will be the
prosperity of the working people of the
country.
Second, the retention of the Philip.
pines.
"The Republican party is in pressing
need and immediate need of funds to carry
on the work Of the campaign, and it must
be begun without moments delay. The
Democratic party has labor agitators at
work throughout the West, and the Re-
publican Campaign Committee finds it
necessary to meet them at every point"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-01-18
vL SEXTON Pres. N. HARTMAN. Seey and Treas.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-10
Gin franri3es Wefulsat.

Inner grbauunesfries aui bsH lsbi
maht ben SmperialiItei1
gar teinen SpaB mebr tros Der ME.
aertolten grtldruns uHIerss StraIez
sen Otis, baB Die .Hebeaion" nou=
itanpis untsroriidt isi. Sri ieinem !ss
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menen Seri9t stbt Otis sbermals OF,
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halten bot, hsim aerufsn ,porsen lit.
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aon alien gden uno gnben lusDii
unb Der benadbarten Snlelu Nahrid:
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@in9eboreuen elm. Mebrere anlerifa
niI6e Oetadements ,purben pom ibne,
oesinirt uuo uereinselte Yoiten aufge
boben. Nur Semano, Der feline Nuse,
oen S6atla1en seseniiber uerldliebei
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Di6,efam:M abri6tem.
) aommenben Oonneritaa sben

s aommenben Donneritaa Nbenb
miro Der bo6m. lte 6err 8ildoi gros
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Samltas Morsen fano Die Seeroi=
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S9reGliGe Wefabr ciner Tran.

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guer 0eben 81 retten unb bas lit bur6
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iidfeit, appetitlOlifeit. gerlu6t ibn
fnr SO Gents. @arantirt. gu per:
faufen beim Ipotbeter 81. s. 9ubn
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stearas Go.'s seniussA afnetmer.

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tiger sss Genius i'm Z. gonsreb 81,
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pon Diitrift l49 p~olitdnsig uns lief
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SereinS=Scd)riOten

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