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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-17
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-17

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The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01
MAY RESUME JOINT DEBATE.
SENATOR MORGAN WILL SHORT
LY RETURN 10 ALABAMA
And Arrangements Will Probably
BE Made for His Meeting of
Johnston Again.

Birmingha Ala. December 31.-(SpA
cial)-The great political battle between
Governor Joseph T. Johnston. on the one
side, and United states Senator John r.
Morgan on the other, for the United
States serate next year Is now on In
earnest. The conference held In Birming-
ham a couple Of days since put the Nor
gan machinery in the field. 1t was ad-
mitted at this meeting that Governor Jo-
seph T. Johnston had powerful organi-
zatIon and that It would take hard work
to overcome the strides he was making
and down the advantage he had already
secured. The Morgan side Of the ques-
ton has started to work in earnest. in
every beat. IN every county in the state.
organization will be perfected and work
begun. The Johnston forces are pretty
well organized already and tho governor
feels confident.
1t is to be race for blood. The politi-
cal enemies Of Governor Johnston have
pulled Off their coats. for It IS TO be o
nght to the death. as it We're. The gov
ernor aims high and he has everything to
gain. He has started in with a determi-
nation. thoroughly organized his forces,
gathered around him strong lieutenants
and Is prepared to make. q masterful
effort. Senator Morgan is coming to Ala
bama shortly That is the Information
that is given out and he viii place HIM
self at the disposal OF his friends. 1t IS
not at all improbable that arrangements
will be made for joint 1ehates again
between him and Governor Johnston. The
latter is willing. 1t Is believed. and IL is
probable that tour OF number OF the
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01
When shampooing the Hair.

To keep the hair in good condition it
is absolutely necessary not only to brush
it with clean brushes and great regularity,
but certainly once in two weeks to give
it a thorough shampoolnS so that every
particle of dust may be removed from it.
The soft. fluffy look of the hair and its
beautiful gloss after being shampooed
show how grateful Il is for the treatment
given, says The Ladies' Home Journal.
Experience. though sometimes tire
some teacher, has taught most women
that the best way to cleanse the scalp
and hair is TO use very not water niade
"soap-sudsy;' use a nail brush, upon
which the soap has been rubbed 10 SCRUB
the scalp thoroughly, and after every
part of the scalp is washed rinse the hair
and head with baths of water, the hrst
beng the temperature of that used Tor
washing the halr. anu the last ofdlheI!ly
cool the baths between having been grad
ually graded. To get such Dath Tor
the head ii is only necessary TO hold one
head over the basin and have the water
from a small pitcher poured over IL.
Each bath necessitates the wrinGing out
of the hair until it is quite free from
soapsuds, and until the water is as clear
as before IL went over the head.
When the hair is shampooed 1T is wise
to put on a loose wrapper that cannot
be injured either by the water or soap. III
is not advisable to use a fan in drying
the hair as IL has been found TO give
many women severe colds, nor can one
recommend the loose Turkish towellng for
rubbing the hair. since it is apt to leave
fiuffs of white cotton all through it; but
for the first rubbing use thick. hard
Turkish towel and after that ruD the
hair and the head with ordinary towels,
which have been made hot for the pur-
pose You will be surprised to see how
quickly and comfortably the hair dries.
Do not put the hair up until IL is per-
fectly dry, or it will remain damp for
long time and have close. moldy and
altogether undesirable smell about it. Use
is few hairpins as you possibly can.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01
SCARCITY OF RAW MATERIAL.
Short Supply of Coal, Coke and Lime
stone at Alabama Furnaces.

Birmingham. Ala. December 3.-(Spe-
cial )-There is a scarcity of raw material
used In the manufacture of pig iron in
this district, and as a consequence there
have been fears felt that it would be
necessary for some furnaces to bank
their fires until the supply has been In
creased some. II seems that coke, coal
and limestone IS very short The miners
and quarrymen lost time on account OF
the Christmas holiday and with n usual
short supply the few days lay off was
felt. AS to limestone 1T IL stated that
some furnaces is this district have just
been getting a day ahead in their sup
ply. The coal supply is so short that
the Birmingham rolling mills were forced
to remain idle during this week. 1t IS
believed thai enough Of Jhr product Will
oe produced now 10 allow the pant sC
resume operation tomorrow. There IS also
a big scarcity of coke. Efforts are being
made to increase the supply OF coal,
coke and limestone and II Is expected
that before the end of another quarter
the supply will be abundant and suf-
ficient for all the furnaces now contem-
plating going into blast. More coke ovens
are being built and just as soon as they
are completed they are being put into
service The limestone quarries are being
enlarged, while the miners have gone to
work again I'm the coal mines with de-
termination to get out large quantities
of the product.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01
POULTRY SHOW IN ALABAMA.
Several of the Exhibitors Are from
Georgia.

birmingham, Ala. December H.-(Spe-
cial)-The fifth annual exhibition of the
Alabama Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock
Association commenced today In large
tent at Nineteenth street and Fourth ave
nue.. The display is probably the best of
the kind ever made in the state. contain
ing a very large variety of fowls and pet
stock Among the exhibitors from out
side the state are L. E. jolly. of Clarks-
ton, Ca, exhibiting rabbits. guinea pigs
and pigeons; A {. Warren, of Kirk
wood, Ca, exhibiting game chickens.
which were prize winners at the Atlanta
poultry show, j. ID. McCarty, of At
lanta exhibiting Plymouth Rocks, Lang
shans and Leghorns. Several other exhib-
itors from neighborIng states arrived this
afternoon and tonight. There are upward
of forty exhibitors from Alabama and
many more are YET to come. When the
exhibit is completed it is expected there
Will be upward of 5000 fowls, pigs and
other varieties of pet stock. The exhi-
bition will cOntin le during the week. H.
j. McCafferty is president of the associa-
tIon. j. j.. Flummers. secretary. and W.
G Estes, treasurer. Ihe snow GREW i
large attendance today.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01

to admit it. but the fact stands before
US clear as the unclouded sun that our
country has passed the threshold or a
new era.-an era in which her career will
be marked by q neighborly and righteous
concern for the welfare of other nations
and peoples. Following the vision OF des-
tiny which is going before her as the
pillar of cloud went before ancient Is
rael and Joining hands with her great
liberty loving and progressive Anglo
Saxon mother, our country VIII hence
forth extend the benediction of her Chris
tian Influence ard beneficent power until
an despotisms are demolished. all gov
ernments democratized. all peoples and
tribes are recenerate and the wide world
Is free.
Add TO this array OF facts the cessation
OF sectar,an strife. the growth of Chris
tian unity and the promptness and JOY
with which the many denominations of
-ss.ri~tians cooperate with each In pro-
noting great evangelizing schemes, and
we are warranted in believing that be-
fore the going down of the last sun OF
the twentieth century. we shall realize
the sublimest possibilities of the church
of God.
'Watchman. what of the nisht?' '"The
morning cometh. The glorious day breaks
forth and seems to kindle from the set
ting stars. The clouds are turning to am
ber and gold and every hilltop is bright
ening with the splendor OF the advancing
cIlp
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01
I'm OUR SOUTHERN pUhpITS

intervals I'm the midst of her benighted
tribes. The people are turning from the
worship of beasts to the service of God.
They are emerging from their degradation
and filth and are taking on the customs
and manners of Christian civilization. In
the light of all these facts. who can doubt
that the gospel is the need of all nations
and that the xruest benevolence Is that
which carries the gospel TO those who
sit in pagan darkness?
IL the eternal son of God has command
ed US to compass the whole world OF
mankind and Christian activities. and IL
His gospel has the same purifying and
slsvating power in every region of the
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01
Canal and Cable.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat: As a COM
panion work To the laying of the Pa
cic cable there viii be constructed an
interOceanic canal. Probably it will be
built at Nicaragua, but this is a matter
of detail which is not settled. 1t will
cross Central America at some point,
and this point is likely to be selected
early In the present session. It is ad-
visable 10 make all the speed which is
practicable in this work. a water route
between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts
OF the United States which will cut or
the necessity of sailing all around South
America is one of the imperiOus necessi-
ties of the country At this time. Such
waterway has been desirable for years
past. but it has been rendered especially
urgent by the recent accessiOns OF terri
tory in the Pacific.
on the general question of the desira-
bility of laying a cable across the Pa
cific and of building a waterway be-
tween the two oceans somewhere in Gem
trail America there will be no difference
of opinion among intelligent Americans.
The president recommended both
projects in his message. Democrats as
well as republicans will favor both en-
terprises. The only dispute Will be as to
the place where the canal should be To-
cated. and the relations to 1t which
should be maintained by the government.
These are matters. however which can
quickly be settled by a comparison OF
views among those who have given the
question Intelligent consideration. In
the near future fhe Pacific ocean is going
to hold the place OF prominence filled
9pO years ago by the Mediterranean
ana may possibly take precedence in i'm
nnrtance over the Atlantic. BY that time
The United States will probably have a
Tar larger interest in the Pacific than
any other nation. or than any other two
nations 1t is not too early for us to
hegin making preparations for that con-
difiou and the way TO prepare for 1t is
ON the start, to provide for quick COM
munTcation from both coasts of the
country with all points in the Pacific by
steam and telegraph.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01
TEACHERS AT TALLAHASSEE.
Florida State Association Largely
Attended.

wouob,ssaa Fla December 30-tSpe-
o,aI ,-Tbo morning session of the Florida
State Teachers Association. now IN con.
yention In this city. was fun OF htereS'
and largely attended
Fully five hundred members OF the as
sociation are I'm attendance. coming as
thew do from every section or the s'ale'
even to the remotest point. a stranger
is furnished n most exceptional oppor-
tunjtv op gauging the standard of excel-
lence that obtains not only In the schooi-
room, but among the Floridian citlzenship
as a class.
do not overdraw the condition when
I say that the teachers will average WIN
those of any state ! have visited III
roint cf personnel. intelligence ana chdr-
acter
The Constitution has even grea.ieI
hold on the people of this state thdh
even I Imagined and Its popularity Is
to be observed among the masss ana
those In public places alike.
DR.. NJ c. Schaeffer. state superintend-
ent of Pennsylvania is in attendance on
tho convention and delivered the hrst
of n series of lectures this morning. he
delighted his audience and TINS shoulu
have been the effect of his deliverance.
for he certainly combines simplicity of
expression, originality of conception ana
apt and striking force of illustration to
an eminent degree. His subject was
Thought in the Schoolroom.
There are q number of distinguished
teachers in attendance on the convention.
Among those | have already met are
Professor Buchholz of Tampa, chairman
of the executive committee and one oi
the most forceful and pleasing personali-
ties that IT has ever been my pleasure
to meet.
The president OF the association. Pro-
fessor J. G. Compton, of Tavares, Is also
a man of parts. and his address on the
opening of the convention was brimfu
of thought.
Miss Clem Hampton. of Live Oak, ar
unusually bright woman and efficient
member of the profession, has furnished
not only life. but real profit to the asso
citation by her presence.
Professor McBeath. of Jacksonville
is another eminent educator and writer
who is taking a deep nserest in af
fairs.
Among other charming personalities
/ that l have had the pleasure and honOl
1 of meeting are Misses Ridenhour. o
/ Jacksonville; Crimes. Myers and Mrs
/ Hooker.
The Florida school system is similar
| to that of Georgia. and under the eff
4 ficient management of Superintendent
/ Sheats, who lis an indefatigable worker
| proficiency among the teachers has beer
/ greatly improved by his insistence on
| higher standard OF excellence in th'
I examination.
! The convention will hold daily sessions
until Friday. when It Will adjourn for al
/ excursion TO Apalachicola. Tallahassee
| Is doing her part in entertaining.
b. NJ BLACKBURN.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01

average missionary of today in compari-
son with those which Paul encountered In
preaching the gospel to the Gcnt.les?
From Damascus he fed from assassina-
tfon, from Iconium he was rudely tx
relied, at Lystra he was cruelty stoned.
Jewish prosecutions. Roman imprison-
ments and flaggellntions and the gnash-
ing fury of mobs awaited him everywhere.
But none of these things tempted him
to forseke the work "whereunto the Holy
Chest had called him." When weary and
faint amid the sands of the sultry des-
ert, when tossed to and fro in leaky
vessel on the waves of the stormy Adri-
stic, and when wrecked ON a savage
shore. he did not falter or waver for an
instant.
How can we think Of Paul. or Carey,
or Boardman, or Judson. or Livingstone,
or any of the Moravian heroes in Green
land and the Sandwich islands. and then
plead the hardships of missionary life
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01
STATE cAmPArGN COMMITTEE
Amounted Mt the Morgan Nesting in
birmingham, Ala.

rsfrr,irsrl7an. Ala December 29.-tSpe-
cia1D-A conference OF leading supporters
of Senator John r. Morgan from all over
Alabama was lteld at the Morris hotel
ia This city ths afternoon. The meeting
,yas pr.sided over by w. =. Ptackard,
~ Rirmipeham, with II. l.. Din as secre-
tprv. 1t was determined to organize ana
conduct an aggressive campaign in the
interest of the senator's reelection. To
gbis end a state campaign commIosee was
created. with Captain Frank ,. White,
,f birmingham, as chairman; Il. l.. l.
Nefu Of Selma. secretary. and w. T.
I3incl-ard. OF Birmingham. treasurer. The
committee proper consists OF i've mem
ncrs from the state at large ana Two
from each congressional district. BiF-
miusham is to be the headquarters OF
the committee. Senator Morgan mmself
was not present at the conference. eX-
,,lainiue- I'm a. Ifter than because Of press
ing duties at Washington he was unable
ia atuaud blt he stated that in few
davs he would como to Alabama and
confer with hIs friends and place nm
self at their disposal 70 10 as they
directed. 1t is understood that when the
senator returns Go the state arrange
mcuts will be made for hun 70 renew ms
canvass and th3t more Joint debates
with Governor Johnston. ms leaohs op-
p1uent for the sCuatofship. viii result
Among those in attendance upon the con-
ference were many OF the leading polil-
clans OF the state.
Ii was gathered from the brief speeches
tbat were made that Il is the purpose of
Senator Morgan friends to organize ac-
lively in every county and prosecute a
vigorous campaign IN MS ben II. he
NCraar mon apparently realize that Gov
cruor J0hnstoe has had an advantage -
far because OF his excellent political or
ganization. and they say that with prop
er effort the Morgan forces can be
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01
BISHOP JACKSON RESIGNS.
Diocese Of Alabama Is Now Without
q Bishop Coadjutor.

Montgomery, Ala. December 2-lnfor-
marion reached here yesterday that Rt.
Rev. IT. NJ. Jackson. ID. bishop coad-
tutor Of the diocese Of Alabama Epis-
copaD. had forwarded his resignation
II the presiding bishop Of the house of
bishops. being. Bishop Clark. of Rhode
Island. BISHOP Doane. of Albany. how
consequence of the feeble health of the
bishop of Rhode Island. Bishop Doane
will no doubt lay the matter before the
house Of hishops at an early date.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01
Will MEET IN JOINT DEBATE.
stallings and Tomlinson Will SPEAK
to Alabama Voters.

Birmingham, Ala. December 26.-(Spe-
cial)-Judge ]. II. Montgomery. leader of
the Jesse Stallings forces in Jefferson
county, says the public WIN enjoy the CUB
ernatorial canvass after the holidays, as
Hon. John w Tomlinson has challenged
Mr.. StaIlinEs to meet him in joint de-
bate and Mr.. Stallings has accepted.
Judge Montgomery added:
Both candidates enjoy the reputation
Of being sharp debatcrs and some fun
may be looked for. So far only two coun-
ffes Marshal ana Jackson. have voted
for governor in democratic primaries and
MIR. Stallirgs has secured the delegations
from both. This gave him a start of
fifteen instructed delegates to tho state
oni, tvvo counties to hold elections for
governor before the general primaries on
April 18th"
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01
South Warrior Coal Company.

Montgomery. Ala. December @.-(Spe-
cioI1-The South Warrior Coal Company
with n capital of $50,000 was organized
here today by Ignatius Pollak and asso-
GATES for the purpose of developing north
Alabama mineral lands. S. Roman was
elected president and A. S. Knowles sec
retarY.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01
Powers Was Choked to Death.

Pearson, Ga, December 26.-John w
ellis and Frank Powers quarreled at the
home of the former. six miles northeast
of this place Gillis struck Powers i'm the
mouth with his fist and then choked him
from the effects of which he died soor
after.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01
WILL HOLD TWO CONVENTIONS.
Kansas Pcpuiists Repudiate Demo
cratic Organization.

Topeka, Kas., December 2S-The poru-
list state committee has decided to bold
two state conventions next year. one
to name delegates to the national con-
vention and the other to nominate a
state ticket. The committee authorized
the organization of populist state league
and the work VIII he undertaken at once.
This amounts To a reputation of the
Sunfiower League, organized by the
democrats in September. although they
left the doors open for pOpulists to enter
and made a constitution upon which che
populists might consistently stand.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01

The largest grocery house in the world
Is In New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-11

Building permits were issuss NY ~.
city engineer yesterday as fqiia~s
w Nottingham. sMreFstruFfure ~ eight
story hrfek and stone hufiainr f1Iss~74E
First aNenge tSf9H
b. " Var Dwsen. nne-wfery frem1 ro'+
sAge iaa Court street. fsg
~ p Var nussr. ese-sfary rrarnr cot
taEs. tE1a Court street fs6
& fsrgf.fx twm-gfarY frame cottage
f1f Hsu street. t-H
w. Avrca Tra nsfsr Company. smp.sspry
frame harm ira First avenue Eogfs.
& 20
III r. NoFss twr-staYT sad basement
frarus, taeS East niains street '@zT
A. = Milton, twn-sterY frame wood
lawn. SEQ
y a ANITA. ons-stary frame. zxs
Charles street III
wnnara Peterson. oas-storv fran. isn
John street str
III w srhrstst. onn.aterv frame resi-
Hence, - Twenty segenth svenes north.
f1E
~ poAta orf-wtnrv frame, 11M Twenfy-
s.rana venue srntn. fiH
Mrs Barbara ihrfE, cfs-sterF frame
rs.rtaKe nFpokiyn. f&A
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-11
NEWS AND GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD.

Mining and Milling Company and the Har-
grove-Cowiey have received the most at
tent!on. II is claimed that any OF these
properties could enter the shipping list
IL the railroad would build UP the Okan-
ogan river. which would be only twelve
miles distant from Conconuly. and that
they could be made to pay handsome divi-
dends al the present price Of silver All
these properties carry very high values
in that metal, and the work during the
past month has demonstrated that II is
there in large quantities.
II Is also said that assessment work ON
Ruby Hi, near the old town OF Ruby,
has been well looked after during the past
month. and what is true OF the situation
regarding Mineral Hill Is also true OF
Ruby Hill regarding quantity and quality
OF ores.
Telephone connection will be established
via Bolster. Greenwood. Grand Forks and
Republic to Spokane. the wire having
reached Loomis from Brewster, and Is
being rapidly strung between LOOMS and
Chesaw. at which latter point the COM
pany Is now operating the line.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-11
THREE ARE COMMITTED.
Examinations of tnsane Prisoners
Result In orders Sending Them
10 ss~tlacOOm.

Three insanity cases were tried yes-
tcrday, and In each instance the subject
WAS committed 10 Stelacoom. Ole T..
Tevcdt a native OF Norway. WAS sent 10
the asylum because ~ his ideas that
one IN chasing him and Intends to do
him harm. His physical condition II ex-
tremeiv had M the result OF great men-
tai apprehension.
August ore. 81 years OF age. and with
oft country, was also committed. Ora,
who was born on shiphoard. riasfrs that
he has no nationality. He has frequently
attempted suicide. and bears the heats
OF many self.infic,ed wounds He was
committed 10 preclude the possibility Of
self destruction.
George Uutson. married man with
family Of five children, was stro co.u-
mitted nv dangerous 90 he " larG@. Ha
has recently grown violent. ard ate mi In
10 iniure hts frienda and kespors
The three men committed were with ut
friends IN this. country. rsvedt save tho
name 81 a r.mfive IN Norway, but he
others had no friends nfd heir reports
VIII be sent 20 the chief o, police and
sheriff.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-11
END OF A HITTER LEGAL FIGHT.
Supreme Court Of Canada Decides a
SLOGAN Case.

VANCOUVER. n. C.. Oct. io-The SUI
preme court 81 Canada has given 5udg-
meat Diminishing the appeal from the SUI
preme court 81 British Columbia in the
case Of CaiiAghan vs.. Coplcn. This u an
Interesting rnlu!ng case and decides the
ownership OF the Cody fraction and Joker
fraction, two valuable properties in the
Slecan adjoining the FREDDY Lee Cop
len maintained that hls claim. the Cube
lode. extended ia an opposite direction 70
that which mas new beer decided. and n
his view had been sustained he would
have been given possession 81 the greater
part az the cody and Joker fractions
The legal nEht has been bitter one.
The case was nrNf tried al Nelson early
in isss and turned upon the construction
of section - II the mineral act. respect
inx tho certificate % work. Justice Mar
tin gave judgment IN favor % Corlen. and
the case was Immediately appealed. Ia
the fuli court at Vancouver Justice Drake
and Justice waller awarded the case %
caiiaKhAn. while Justice Irving held Il
gave the claim 20 C0p3en, regardless ~
tho defects IN the stcpe taken BY him I'M
der the arf IS locate ~. The supreme
court % canada has confirmed the former
view and AAs refused % give certificate
az work the effect ccnfenaea fnF ~ tha
appellant Coplen.