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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Nehr OFFER bes fiir,lideu sturms.

% e4pzy ort, 20. 5ebr. Die nit
18OOSpnueraoblen i'm Sdtepptau oes
Aemorqueurs rNa!ban 9ale" befin0liz
DIE Barge .Sdfbale," gigentbum Der
vYomsrop Gou[ Co.," tpurOe lebten
Gomtaa fri6 an Der &iite bon Nelpz
soysr{ep artf ibrem Wsse bon Norfolf,
9a., nad Yropioence, R.zS, Our6 ben
aur 3eit tputhsnbsn Sturm BON Dem
@6leppbampfer losgerihen unb pirD
Ieitoem pernibt. Obne 3psifsl lit lie
nit i6rsr aus bier perlonsn bsIte6enz
ben MannI6aft untergegangen. Sbr
gnpiiGn mar u. 9. Groofer aus So
finn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Gin Mort inn Sertrouru.

GetoeH Ste an sodmorr6oio,n? g9tnn ia, 10 bss
fplgtH Sic Dor Aaem ben quttu Ratb aut Guafs
lllotreitn ju permsosn. Sas operations msftr, ora
S5nlrtsitt uno pie dBeHDsn SInttIlrtn, pis J. 3.
earbol. fonntn uur oit SDmpiom,, ujbt oi. 2:is
BEN bslelii9tu. Sine S'iuHg, uaO jipdr cine 0aas
srnot lit eben uur molib nit DIR b.rilbmten Or.
1Ilsb1'ldfn anai:Fs. Gs fno pd5 Stublldpibsn,
aus BEN iiir Den 6aa btftsn Arjnt,n 9robtn poH
Anattns toiteHirei perian0t pon !. Geuitae0ttr IL
60, 8or 24l6 Nep=gort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
& 4 ut 1lter & 8efer,
0e,,tI6es
8anf< ""'S SSetblel l@eihdft,
Wr. %, Soutb>Strabs.
COea4,ISS,
lteberraftbenoe Statifrif.
Giu 4Iau suM
Sparcu aui iiini Sabre.

3insFub uuf 81 proasnt berednet.
3I3 arbeltstase in elnem Sabre esvsd,net.
3insfuB auf 81 Pro3ent b.reanst.
10 Gts. pro Sag in 5 ssSdhren $169.47
25 Gts. PRO Sag in 5 Sabrsn 423.68
SO Gts. PRO Sag in 5 Sohren 947.35
1 Dollar PRO Sag in ) Sabren 1694.7O
@omit pirft Der Mann, ipel4er tag
fi4 % Gents ausgisbt, 5tpedios III
fiinf funb3pan5ig Sahren Elm yermosen
bon $25OO.OO tpsg.
gDs piele SauIenbe BON aeuten thun
bafelbe Ding uno nennsn IS Item
9lud."
.Senecn Gle iItb an ssn
st. James SaUings Juno
unD mbmen sic eine SulFs Sporz
8anf; iis miro Sbnen bs5iilflla lein,
Sbr raleineslo" gu fparen unp Sbnsn
,9robs Summen" 81 brin9en.
Saupt=Sffice:
SiiboIt+Gde 9altimore4Strabs unb
poIt9Sffieel9lpenus. Sdslid often Don
10 ubr 9prz big 3 ubr Ta4mlttass.
Montaesz unb SanItass<IbsnD BON
5 big z ubr.
3tpeis=Sffices:
g2orblpsIt=Gds @omerietz u. gdsers
@traBe. SFfen iepen Mittpo4sz unb
@amitaes44bsnb Don 7.30 big 9 ubr.
g9prboIt4Gde BON JaitzIpsnue uno
@oulbin45trabs. Sffen i.ben Ufenz
tao 9(benb BON 7.3O Bis 9 u6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Shnin0ler hcrurtheilt.

q o DIETER. N.zg, 20. 5ebruar.
- Der 8runpsisentbums Mafle-
Samuel 5. Warner nuroe bsute lpeesn
untsrlhlasung r6m anoertrautsr 8el=
Der gu 81 Sabren 9sfdn9niB perurz
tbeilt. gr 6dtts bas 8e!o, tpelhss i6m
aunoen iibsrgeben buttsn, in Wintslz
gDrIsH psrIpetulirt. rntsr fsinsn
Opfsrn befInost ii9 AUDI Elm alter
Seutider, Sobn 5slmann, Der @arz
ner feline gan5sn GrIparnife in Der
6Obs pon $1O87 iiberseben batte. @ez
gen bic Wintslb0rIen ioa jebt Elm snerz
glider Greu55ug untsrnommen tper=
Den. Warnsr's 8erunireuungen 6abn
elne SObe bon $4,000 erre;9t.
: 'Samuel 9pmpers, prdlioent Der
rImerican 5eoeration Of 2abor," palz
der Iih ldnsere 3eit in 9apana arfgsz
halten bat, febrte seltesn na4 Neip@
gprt auriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Speren cpuseutriren lih.
HilCk5llg aus JeinOes(anO.
Sllc cntbebrlid3cu Sruppcn ircrSen
abacid,ifft. nm sem Gcncral 3u=
berts gSiocritano sn leiitcn.

Der 9critoB gsusn giosmFpnls;1l. -
geitsrn mar 3eberts gu pu1roez
berg. nod 50 BIS so Meil:n Don
Der 9auptTtaot oes Oranje 6E9iz
ftoa!e5. - asine y2afr;ftsn bon
8ersraf Gronje, - gullsr fat
9langpaae uno Got:aIo e;n9sz
roumen. - @sias 5uiinftigsn
Spsrationsn.- SINNER mefr Ser
f.drtuneeu fir Die 8ritsn in Glib
ofrifd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
0tabIirt 1880.
@ilb. $. 8einbarot,
Rr. 1e. Rors' '@ap'e 'etraAe
uahe BaItiuorebr.

saew=Dort elaftii&e 8ru@banoer,
obue Eeber,
ionnen Tag uus sia&t setraseu me,h.a.
e1u6 Cart 0ttun,i. 8r,tM dnoer,
neIhe ME rotten, teIth betm 8aoen nid1t, bies
lelben fias BON olen Ieriteu beitens
empionlen.
q perfertist aud auf Sefenuns, nie oui Eager
GAuIterbdnber, MISUNDERSTANDING,
veidbs unn PpI,fiffen'Brudbbaneer.
70 srronsst saS eine seebrteu 2uneen bsens quits
aie pruhbdnlx, Tanbasen unb Snftrum.nte tuer.
ben saranttrt. beS ie paen, uno aus Saubsrte us.s
0efe ansefertist.
ssf.7 SufSAf psu Nab. NeinbarDt porhdnSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Der Def dGagnabm . am :
hfer .Sdbina."


2onbon, 20. 5sbr. - Die britt
f6e 3eeieruna bat feline ndberen Snz
formatipnsn iibsr bic 8eT9lagnubme
oss am 4. Sanuar BON Nep yorf
obqeaaneenen britiIdsn SampFers
Sabine" bur9 oas brttilde aunonenz
boot rSbruT6" uno bic gIn6rin9un9
befel6sn na6 Der 0slagpa 8ai erz
6alteu. SFfi3ieG miro srftdrt, DaB Der
Dampfsr Ii6 bsrIelben Pro5eour Dor
einem priIeneeridt pirD untsr3iehen
miiFen, pie isiner 3eit Der OampFer
rMaIbpna," Der bic amerifanIT6e
Mebllaoung an 8orp butte. 9efinost
ii6 feline @prtrebanbe an 8Oro, 10
ipirb S6iff uno 2uoung Iofort frei9sz
geben perpen. sSm NuspGrtigen Imt
tpiro srtIdrt, Die amsrifani|fyen Snz
tereHen tpirben na6 WfDglt9teit re-
5pettirt tpsrben.
Nllerbing5 fe6r befremz
benb.
n 0 n, Il. SeDfuaf. - pr
Wisner Correspondent ossn Standard"
telegrlpbirt:
y8efremoenbe 9erii6e linb in Wien
i'm umlauf uno nod beIremoenoere
9inee iino in Der S6psbe. Nlls l1mz
itdnoe Oeuten auf einen nahen Gonz
flitt 5pii4 8ulgurisn unb Serbien.
GuBer allem 3psifel 5ie6en bsiDe
Staaten 5ruppen an ibren 8ren3en
5uiammen. 8rieg f6sint iebpd unz
m0gl;6, neil teiner BON beiosn Staaz
ten bic nDtbigen firan5RGen Mittsl
ba5u beIibt, unb neil peoer Hublano,
nod Seitreih einen bsrartigen Con-
fltft billigsn tpiiroe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
$40O 1idnino fit S125.

Sin prdbtigss unb uur ptnig g,brau6tts $i00s
0ilHHn iilr uur Sl25 @aar oo,r nit tinem aufs
lblag AMI ereoli StubI Sede uno 9lrantie tiRa
gabIOitn
George 2Sillig 81 60,
l49-59 Gr. 10. Gagss sspaElss sStgskE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

benz glaufrdn5 uno Sugelaa6luB ctn
puni6snstpsrtbsiten. Wtit Der Ssietz
5ung Der iiiplid bapon tseenpen 9ii@
gel bon Monte gbrilto, 9langpane
etc. par Der Qlnlab fir Butler sum
Qngriff gessbn. Gr hat Montse6riItp,
5langtpane unb unbere Yplitipnsn 9ez
nommsn. Bssbalb bic 8osrsn ben
2lnsriff ouF bisier Stsas berbsi5ufiibz
rsn piinIdtsn, tpsroen bic peIteren Grz
ei9nii1e le6ren.
Sreue 9unbes genpf len.
Rep<Oort, 20. 5sbruar.-0er
S6abne;itsr beg in ben Ser. Stootsn
aeIommelten 5pnbs fir oie Inter tilt
suns Der Wittpen uno WaiIsn Der i'm
ariees oefaGsnsn 8oersn fat bon y.
SsnDrid WeilIer, berr auBerorbentliz
den 8eIanbtsn pes Sraniez5rsiItautes
i'm 6uoe, einsn 8risf erbalten, in tpelz
dern berIelbs mitibeilt, bic @erii4te,
bic eenannte 8spublit lei in ihrer
8unbesfrsunbidaft i9ipantsno 9eporz
ben unb bsabItdtige, bas Sranspudl
alIsin ben 3ampf ousfedten gu lahsn,
snt6s6re ber 9sgriinbung. @eit benz
SanleionFIdsn Gin'fall, Der Die @robez
r1nssgsliiIte @roBbritannisn's tlar
babe ertennsn luHen, babe iih Der
Sranje45reiItoat felt an bas Sransz
paal angeidloFen. Die getpObnsr BEL
Der Rspublifen Teien Elm 9olf BON Bril-
bern unb tpiirben fir ihre llnabhdnz
giefeit iterben. tpsnn es nDt6ig lei. Die
5eHeEn, pel9s bic beloen Hspublitsn
ansinanoer binben, isisn un5erreibll9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Durh bas 9sriiderunssIOsp
Iuspeis iiber ben Stano Der r8altiz
morer 5euer 8srIi9erungszGomz
pagnie bon Baltimore, Mb.," am
n JNpoetnher 1900

puJhN UUll Cullttltult, ltD., uIlf
81. Osaembsr 1899.
Geianmtes Giufommen ,udbrsnb bcs
Sabrcs ........................ s69, ,561.s5
Sabres ...................... 73.l87.35
baben:
Srunb @i>entbum. um............... $3O,0OO.O0
9tfBs Der Gompaanis $np. | .' 5ss,176.oo
Saar I'M giireou urn in DER Sunt.. 9,426.IS
Nctto=Vetrag BON nid)t collettirtcn
Vramen, rbt mebr, al5 prei Dfoz
maze faui8 Observation-Disclosures. 293'oo
e5utbu6eu .......... s5777 7,s97 93
u | dD suge anoeue 8utb ber:
Itilen Der Gompdenie, I'M
SrltB Derelben 49, $50. 90. SO, 5000
am G5aulen ................... $1,000
e,eiammtes Gut0aben ............ s5s7,o47.o3
Serbiupli6 teiteu.
Hetto getraq bon unbcz
3a)tten 8erlufcn ...... $I,2S2.W
Gaommte nibt eiueelau=
!au1:ae SrGmisn ...... 80 l0l .o3
S0n ben Wcricberten cuf
llHmtrpabrenoe 5eues=
SernDsrua0s Yolceu
su rcflamirenDer 9etrae,
% 9ro3sut oer erbalt.s
neH Yrunlen ODER Sspe=
Ntcn betra9enp ........ 81, AZ
Gdare Sioi0enDen, fir gf=
ttonare unbc3ablt perblt!=
bend, $39l296 ........ 3912.96
teitcn ...s ................... w $5l5, ,22S92
Gnqe,abltes Slfti.n=&apital.. $200,000.W
lteberidJas in eetreif Der @ftiondre ~
getrae DER in Den Der. Stalten an
81. Sri:mbsr 1899 IN &raft befinr=
lidben Yoiicen Observation-Disclosures. G.y10,ObS.W
getru0 Der III Marpanp lpdbreno Des
Sabres 1899 au5qciteatcu Nolieen 3,9l5,z3zW
sui oas IfarplGnner Gti1dit in 1899
empfangene 9rGmien ...-.......- 30.oOSi ~
Sn WiGrplano ipGbreH0 1899 be3ablte ~
Serlure .......--:-. IV'5'4'oA
Ssn Marplano pdbreno 1899 siries=
tretene 0crluite .................. 12,b420l
Staat M arp lamb, 8erii dberungs=
9 pdrte III It, y tireau Des D n=
M idrs u apolis ben 8. Sebruar
1900. Sn llcbereinitimmlna nit ben DTIcntlidbcn
aaoemeinen GeieBsu becbeinge icb biermit, oaB oas
Gbiae cine eetreuc Gopie pss prn Der rS a il
ntorer 6euer Gerl d)erung SIS M
Baltimore. 0tp.," qtQcbencn Iustpei=
les bis ium 81. DECEMBER 1899 lit, pelder icbt in
ben Sften pieics Sspartenents fb befnoet
5. q bert Surb,
45,52,g 8erii5erune 5=GonlmiTdr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-07
A Premium Discount Sail

10 celebrate the of Bailey
september sth to the first on
70 consisting of Pumps
Bells Lamps, Cement Innar
an nos and STtATaNS BICYCLES Repair
seen In the u uie VW
win ret p BODY gets discount of per cent and 90
STEARNS - % Aiies' OF Lamp. O
customer takes ticket back
discount and 1000 No va specified
Everybody ike at N -' w variation No aarj
Balley's Honolulu Cyclery Cd
Ll"ITED
22S AND 231 KINt3 STREET.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-07
TESTIMONIAL TO
COLONEL RUHLEN
A Watch PreseL ted by the
Merchants of Homo
lulu to Him.

United States Quartermaster Colone
Ruhlen. who has been summoned to Seat.
tie. will leave host of friends behind
him, as their testimonial of a handsome
gold watch proves. The following letter
accompanied the presentation made or
behalf of the merchants by w II. Hogs:
Colonel George Ruhlen,
Quartermaster u. S. Army,
Honolulu.
Dear Colonel:
We, the merchants of Honolulu. have
from the very beginning of your tour
OF duty In this city, been impressed more
than favorably with the uniform courtesy.
promptness, and affability with which YOU
have transacted your business with us,
and we beg you to accept the accom-
panylng gift as token of our hearty
appreciation OF your conduct, personal and
oflclai, toward us, as we'll as of our sim
cere regret at the approaching severance
OF our close relationship with you,
We unite in wishing You every pros
perity and good luck in your coming
station, and are quite sure that your new
associates will welcome your presence
among them as cordially as we regret
your departure from us.
Yours truly,
w. II. HoOGS,
For Committee
To this Col. Ruhlen replied in the fol-
lowing letter:
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands,
September g. 1900
Mr.. w. II. Hoogs,
For Committee of Merchants of Ho-
nolulu,
Honolulu, II. l.
My Dear Sir:
l desire to express through you. to the
merchants and business men of Honolulu.
my sincere thanks, for the beautiful gift
received from them by your hands to-
day.
In the discharge of my public duties
during the two years that 1 have been
stationed here it has been my aim to Sc
cure to the best of my ability the inter-
ests of the United States Government,
whose agent l am. Among the duties
devolving upon me has been the disburse
ment for purchase of supplies and en-
ployment of services of more than seven
hundred thousand dollars of government
FUNDS, for all of which my employer has
sincerely believe, obtained full value
1t is very gratifying to me to receive
from you the assurance that, while act
uated solely by the endeavor to do my
duty to my employer impartially and
without fear, favor or affection" l have
also succeeded in gaining the respect and
appreciation of those with whom I have
mad business relations, and for this rea-
son the valuable token of your regard
VIII be cherished not only for its intrin
SIC beauty and utility, but still more be-
cause 1t is to me an expression of vour
approval of my methods of conducting
business with you and those you repre-
sent.
beg you to extend to all the gentle
men my hearty appreciation of their
kindness and courtesy. as expressed in |
iohr cordial letter and its accompany
ng gift.
Very respectfully,
GEORGE RUHLEN,
Major and Quartermaster U. S. Army. I
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-07
YELLOW JOURNAL SHARK.
Obhging Man Stuffs a Seeker of
"Juicy Storles'

The shark alleged by an irresponsible
party to have chewed a gentleman
bathing suit at Waikiki, is not guilty.
The habits and manners of any self
respecting shark are too well known
to allow of anybody giving credit to
such an idle vaporing.
The truth is simple, and is this. A
man In the saloon business went SWIM
ming at Waikiki. While maneuyering
IN the water ne collided with a small
piece of board with a modest-sized nail
In 1T. The point of the nail. without
tearing the bathing suit of the gentle
man, scratched his back slightly. When
the swimmer landed he espied yellow
journal freak with hungry look. who
asked for something in the way of a
juicy story" The saloon man. being
withal of an obliging disposition and
FEELING good after his swim despite the
scratch on his back, handed him a
rev., to the joy of the freak and the
lie.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-07
CHINESE HICKMAN
KILLED IN HILO
All Joe's Throat Cut From Ear
to Ear by Unknown Men
Supposedly Sailors.

word was brought by the steamer Ha-
wall Of the details of a murder co,,n,,,
'ea IN the vicinity Of HIlo on Saturday
last All Joe. Chinese hackdriver was
Killed In cold blood by person or ner-
sons unknown to the authorities, but who
are believed to be sailors of one n, The
ships In Hilo harbor. The rorrda- mo.
oone much on the plan chosen hy Eona
I'M. !, hawaiian who almost killed a Chinese
nackdriver on TantaIus road several
weeks since. The body was found In an
enclosure Just off the Olaa road. covered
with leaves and loosely scraped up earth
Inc first intimation had of the terrible
.Iaeedy was from the hack and horse.
Inc latter having come into the city. The
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-07
Children's


GOOD. STRONG GOODS, the hes
al our stores. at prices ranging fro
stylish. The boy dressed In one Of tn
because he looks manly. His work be
nnew line Of Star Waists tust receIr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-07

seat was found covered with blood a
search was at once instituted and the
body found at daybreak Sunday morning
by the Chinese drivers brother-in-law
the mans throat had been cut from ear
to ear No money was found in the dead
mans clothes, and his watch and chain
were gone, showing that robbery was
EVIDENTLY the cause of the crime Sus-
plclon was directed to sailors of the An
ME johnson, lying in the harbor, as the
last seen of All Joe alive was in his hack
with two passengers, presumably the
sailors referred to.
All Joe is one of the best known hack
men of Hilo and every effort is being.
made to apprehend the murderers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-07
SONG OF THE UNKNOWN HEROES

SONG OF THE UNKNOWN HEROES
Let me sing a song for the hero
VINO fell unnamed unknown
The common soldier lying
Beneath no costly stone
Who fought where the foe was the
strongest
And, after the day was done,
Was merely among the missing
Nine hundred and sixty-one"
Let me sing song for the hero
Who knelt at the rail to pray,
While the boats with the weeping women
And the children were rowed AWAY
Who, being a man and gifted
With the strength God gives to men.
Was one of the hundred sailors
Who Will neer tread decks again
Let me sing song for the hero
VINO, weary, wasted, wan,
With disease and the world against him,
Toiled. hopefully, bravely on
Who, robbed of earth's choicest pleasures,
Could smile as he wrought away,
And lies with the unnamed millions
Awaiting the Judgment day.
Let me sing a song of the heroes
Who died unknown, unnamed,
And my song shall be Of the brayest
That death and the grave e'er claimed!
And my song shall live the longest
OF all the songs e'er sung,
And still be the song Of the heroes
When the last sad knell Is rung.
IS. E. Kser.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-07

The whiskey that touches the right
spot every time is Jesse Moore "AA".
Call for it. Lovejoy & Co., are distrib-
utors for the Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-07
KATSEY BLOCK.

FINE BUSINESS known the KATsEy Rr ocr
no The dimensions
n
its
Oh concrete and
of the
retail business
all lighted
o OF any
DAY az NO., SEPTEMBER ' 'Dee' of ~ MON
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-07

Camille D'Arville, the actress, has
welded e. w. Crellin Of San Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-07

Hon. Charles A. Towne bitterly de-
nounced the administration before
large gathering at Duluth.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-08-10

while democratic rule makes them poverty stricken
and miserable.
The republican party is responsible Tor u .ne
development of our rich mineral resources. inc
republican party has caused our hills and valleys
te be studded with oil derricks and coal hppes
The republican party is sponsor for the vast enter
nrises in our midst, which furnish constant en-
ployment to our people at good wages. President
McKiney's administration stands pre-emlnent In
history as an era of prosperity and happiness Are
YOU satisfied with It'll There is no man who can
honestly saw he is not. Are you satisfied with the
business conditions in this county, No one can
truthfully say they we're ever better nor can 1t De
said they were ever so good. Then, why should
the democrats seek to change them, by asking the
people to elect them to office? What guarantee do
they give, that they will maintain and propagate
these excellent conditions? They have no gusran-
to give Their ignominious past can not Dc as
signed as reason. Their record can not be ad-
vanced as claim for votes. Their appeals to per-
sonal and political prejudices can never hide their
short. comngs, which have been inscribed on the
pages Of history never to be forgotten. They have
nothing as party to recommend them to me
consideration of the American voter, and 1T is
sheer Presumption on their part to expect the
American vote They will not get it in this county
this state, or this nation.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-08-10
THE YOKE OF SLAVERY IS THEIR AIM

The democratic party in North Carolina and
Alabama in elections held a few days ago adopted
amendments to the constitutions OF those States
practically DISTINGUISHING colored men and elmln
ating them from politics. Yet the colored men OF
those states must pay taxes to meet the salaries VI
democratic Office holders, whose party deprived
them of the right to VOTE
The oclored man down South began to be a
power politically and race preJudces anu greea
caused the democratic party to again violate the
Constitution which it so loudly proclams itseltup
holding. Democrats talk about sticking to the
traditions of our fathers There is just one ira
dition they want and would have, if they had their
way. That is slavery The Acknowledgement Of
the colored man is one long step in that direction
Intimidation of the colored voters in other partsof
the Southis another big step toward slavery. The
colored mans life is threatened and his extinction
is the ultimate AIM unless he can be made the slave
of white men, too lazy and unprincipled to make
an honestliving for themselves
Colored men should arouse themselves, take
time by the foreock and Join in with the political
party that procured their freedom, accords them
the rights of citizenship and affords them oppor
tunities to rear their families in peace, comfort aud
prosperity Colored citizens and voters of Clarks
burg and Harrison county remember that the in
vective, spleen, and calumny heaped upon your
race by the official organ of the democratic party
in this county were prompted by hatred. envy and
designing motives That organ and its party are
ready to deprive you of your liberty, and even to
drive you from your homes and from this city,
county, state and country. You have their own
word for it in black and white. Do you want
other warning? Your intelligence and your hon
esty of purpose tell you further admonltion is un.
necessary. Even your personal safety demands
that you scorn all attempts to entrapyou into voting
for the nominees of the political party that would
crush you and kill you, if they dared They boast
about securing your support and at the same time
publicly dcnounce you and invoke curses upon
you. Will you stand forit9 God forbid! Spurn
their overures and rlyour defiance in their very
teeth. Show them your utter contempt for them
by voting astraight republican ticket, and, there,
by, give a black eye to the movementto rob you
of your citizenship even in West Virginia.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-08-10
Stole Beer From a Car.

W. D. Musgrave, a young man from
Weston, confessed before Squire j. N.
David, Thursday morning, to the
charge Of stealing beer from B. & O.
car platform. Il nd was fined SO and
costs. Hcpaid it. B. s. %. detective
John NJ. Short made the complaint.
1t seems Musgrave was one of gang
who stole the beer, hid it under the
platform and drank 1t at their leisure.
Musgrave was former B. s. o. en-
ployee here.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-08-10
WHAT RIGHT HAS DEMOCRACY

Democratic presumption knows no b unds
when that party entertains the idea that the peo
pie of the county propose to desert the adminstra
ton. under which the enterprises of the city and
county were inaugurated How many coal mines
were opened in this county under Cleveland's ad.
ministration? Not one. How many miners were
out of employment more than half the time during
that period? Nearly all. Why did starvation con-
ditions exist then? Because the democratic party
showed its inability to govern the country. Cap
italists had no faith in them and they failed to
show themselves worthy any degree of faith by
business men, They did nothing to inspire the
confidence OF labor. Recall the sufferings, the
hardships, the soup houses, the business failures
and compare them with the greatest commercial
era the nation, state county and city ever knew.
Then, give your verdict. We need not guess it.
There can be none other than that prosperity is
preferable to adversely The logical conclusion Of
even careless study of conditions, they existed
then and now is. that the nation and it's people
prosper and are happy under republican rule,