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The age-herald., 1900-11-18

The Republicans now say no one can have that full dinner pail unless he hustles for it on the terms of the trusts. This is a horse of another color.
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

The allies want S6OO 900, 900 indemnity from China, and the Prince of Wales wears his trousers without a crease. This is the sum and substance of recent foreign news
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

It now appears that the Kaiser and the Reichstag are two different parties.
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

Electricity is to supplant steam on the elevated roads of New York City. The peo- pie along the lines will miss their accus- toned smoke and cnders.
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

When the Republicans are defeated in border state. 1t is a fad with them to cry out, "Goebel law"
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

When the Zuyder Zee is reclaimed and the American hemisphere cut into, it will be time to talk about an Atlantic tunnel.
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

The Republicans are heartily in favor of a reorganization Of the Democratic party. No one else to speak of is
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

Christmas boxes for soldiers in China the government from San Francisco
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

The war in China affects the tea market. but 1t seems to have no effect on the fire cracker crop
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

Mark Twain forgets invitations to dinner, him ir dishab;lle, or words 10 that effect
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

Candidate Woolley crossed over into along. He is wound up and cannot stop.
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

Governor Johnston cannot hold the two bills passed yesterday longer than five days. not including Sunday before acting upon them. They must be returned by or before next Friday, or they will become laws without his signature.
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

Webster Davis is still submerged.
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

Professor Ross of the Leland Stanford University favored municipal ownership of public utilities, and he has been made to walk the plank @ la Professor Bemis in the Standard Oil University. The founders are making themselves felt.
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

Adlai E. Stevenson begins to feel that he is out of politics.
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

LII that talk of reorganization of the Democratic party has col
 lapsed. It was the inception of
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

Eugene V. Debs will not demand re- count
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

'If a man has a little cash capital 1t is easy for him to make money" said we'll known lumberman. There are many fields that present great opportunities for invest ment. I know of none better than the timber lands of Alabama. l have no land on the market for sale, but I am buying all can get at reasonable prices. Land that can be bought for s7 or $S an acre now
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

And the soul of the rose went into my blood, As the music clashd in the hall.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-03-23

An ACT to provide for the election OF judges OF
I the supreme, circuit and chancery court, and
4 for the making Of such temporary appoint
4 ments by the governor as may be necessary in
Il order to pass from the appointive to the cleo
tive system.
Il Section /. Be it enacted by the legislature OF
HE State Of Mississippi, That at an election to
be held on the first Tuesday after the first Mon
lay In November, 1901, and every eight years
thereafter, there shall be elected a supreme
bourt Judge. for and from the first or middle su-
>rene court district, and on the first Tuesday
After the first Monday In November, 1905, and
VERY eight years thereafter, there shall be
glected q supreme court judge for and from the
bird or northern supreme court district, and a
)upreme court Judge for and from the second or
)Outhern supreme court district. The term OF
pfice Of the several supreme court judges shall
b eight years, and shall begin respectively, on
be 10th day Of May Of the year next succeeding
De year Of the elections herein provided for re-
pectively. At the election above provided to
held on the first Tuesday after the first Mon.
y In November, 1901, and every four years
D~reafter, there shall be elected a circuit Judge
4 chancellor for and from each circuit and
kancery court district respectively. The term
ONCE Of each circuit Judge and chancellor.
" be four years, and in case Of those first
lgled shall begin on the day succeeding the
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-03-23


ADJOURNMENT OF Tue special session OF the ieg,S-
id'"tr III Tue year lV- Ihee'e@tlon herein pro-
NIued Tor shaiI be had IN the same manaer and
ioiiN ana "llh Ike effect, as provided Tor the
e'e'N'oh OF governor under section 40 OF the
CONSTITUTION, ana the statutes regulating the
eIectioh OF governor. Inc returns shall be
sli"'idf! maze anu Transmitted - Tie secretary
Oh 0ldIr, ana DY MN delivered To the speaker Of
'hc "ouHe ol representatives as speedily as pos
s'p'e aI'et Inc eohNehlnS oil the legislature IN
sfe'''i session III JANUARY, 1917. ana every iour
years thereafter. Inc speaker and the house
SNAIL on the second Iuesiay OF the SAID special
'ess'o" anu every iouF years thereafter, proceed
10 canvass tie sad returns and GerIare the re-
su''s @s PROVIDED bs section liO OF The consttH-
''oh III the case OF the erection OF governor ana
H. upon receiving and publishing the returns,
II appear that IN any case there has been a fail
"'e Vi erection uhdeF section lao OF the constItu-
'lon' Inc mouse OF representatives Shdil proceed
'oelect as pfofl1el IN section III OF the con
'H'"''oh'
Sec. 2. The vacancies which will be created
BY the gong into operation OF this act, shall be
MED by appointment by the governor. The
circuit Judges and chanceIlors SO appointed shah
hold oitice until their successors shall be chosen
and shall qualify according to Law.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-03-23

Wichita. Kas., March l7.-CoI. VIM
J. Bryan passed through Wichita. Fri.
day night. on his way to Nebraska
AsFed about the campaign issues. n'
said money, trusts and imperialism
would be discussed. Asked if prefer
cnrr of issues would be local. he Aaie
no; hal il would be Individual. Com
mercial travellers would emphasize
trusts. many would discuss the finap.
cial bill and its effects on greenbacks
while thousands Of republicans ate
all classes of the opposition would de
nounce imperialism.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-03-23
ILLINOIS INHERITANCE TAX.


Springfield, H., March 1S.-County
Treasurer Raymond, Of Cook county,
has paid into the stat" treasury S2d,.-
7I7.t9, collected during tn" past sj>
months in that county 81 account f
Inheritance taxes. Sixteen county
t"rca-urcrs outside of Cook county
hive reported inheritauc" tax cojIr'-
lions as follows: 10 Dayir-e count.
@7gc.1I: Champaign, $l.O3142; Kanln-
hc". $3H, @s,;Adams. Sl,527I33 Warren,
,"l.UpG.Iy; Lake., S3.la9.oJ: Proria, 81,
oll.2l: McIrnry. SIlIa,79; WinncDa-
20, >o>I@g: La~aIjc, y2,2lh.G2i TaIwoDl,
&lo}.O5; Mclean, s302,G7; DcKalO,
&27,aI; Marshall, SG7i.i4; Gala in,
81 81; Mercer. s4sG.Og.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-03-23
ACTS

The number given IS that on senate docket.
The following March 49,
II. To amend sections 1851 and l552 code 1892,
relating to the descent Of exempt property so as
TO provide that grandchildren Inherit the share
of their deceased parents, and when exempt
property be liable for debt Of decedent.
80. To provide for the removal OF the p%eniten-
'tiary building, walls, improvements and prop
erty on the present site. to the state farm IN
Rankin county, or TO some other farm owned or
to be purchased by the State, and to erect there
on a new penttentiary; and to authorize the
board OF control to make provisional arrange
ment for the safekceptng OF the records, shops,
hospital, stores and c%onyicts, to provide neces-
sary houses for the officers and employees en-
gagged within the present walls, and Tor a place
OF meeting OF said board.
10. Requiring fire and fire and marine insur-
auce companies doing business IN the State OF
Mississippi TO write insurance in the state only
through their licensed agents resident therein,
and to forbid such companies from placing re-
insurance on property in this State other than
companies licensed to do business therein, or to
accept Reinsurance on property in tins State
from any company not licensed to do business
in this State, aud providing a penalty for viola
ton Of this act.
lls. To repeal sections 1870, l8il, 1912, 1873 and
is44 code 1892. and to provide for the appoint
nent of a temporary administrator in certain
cases.
1875. To enable the auditor u public accounts
and land commissioner of the State to properly
conduct the affairs of their respective Offices.
and to correct mistakes ia land descriptions
and land sales, and provide relief in re. payment
of moneys enormously paid in privileges and
State taxes and land purchases, and to save the
State cost in passing bills for relief by local and
private legislation in certain cases.
l26. To require tax collectors Of the State to
have published q list OF the names OF all persons
delinquent for poll taxes after the first Of Feb
ruary in each year.
l79. Authorizing chancellors to do in vacation
what may be done in term time, in matters tes-
and of administration. in minors
business, in matters affecting persons OF I'M
sound mind, and in the matter OF removing dis
abilities OF minority.
ls4. To amend section 2 Of chapter l33 OF the
acts of 1896 in reference to disCharging ConYiCts
from county jails in certain cases.
2O3. To amend section 400 code 1892 in relation
to terms of c~hancery court 10 the seventh Cnan-
Gerry court district, so as to change and tx the
time for holding OF chancery court in BOLIVIA
and Coahoina counties.
2s6. To amend section Is cbapfer 4l9 acts of
1883. entitled an act 10 INCORPORATE III. Waynss.
Pascacoula & Gulf Coast Railroad Com
pany.
2s7. To provide for the care OF the insane col
ored o, this Stale, and to provide for the cree
OF an additional building or buildings on
the grounds of the State lunatIc a.ylum.
2ss. To authorize the board OF supervisor, Of
county to submit to the qualified
electors OF said county the question whether
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-03-23

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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-03-23

Travel between the towns gnrrisoucd
by the Americans Is becoming more
dangerous. M wagon trains must be
escorted by heavy guards in order to
lnsur" their sof"ty. Two amhu,l,es
wrr" narrowly ay"rt"d recently: small
travelling parties ar" attached; single
travellers frequently iisappcar or are
found ,,raJ.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-03-23
German Encronchm"n,. in China.

Victoria, y, e., March 9-According
to adyiccs by the Adzu Maru the report
that Germany is TO essay what is ev-
erywhcre recognized as a practical oc-
gupation Of the Province of Shan
fung. is generally credited as being in
line with the ncwly-acccpted plan OF
foreign cncroachment in China. The
steps Of the process ere outlined as
follows: First-A railway concessions;
troops to protect the works; military
occupation, and finally complete alien-
alton of the territory. This has been
Hussia's course in Manchnria.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-03-23

Eyidrnc" ~ac"umuIatcs Of the treason
aad perttdy II the municipal prisoners
in tn" provinces of Gen. MacArthurs
district. The officials of several
towns in Lcpnnto and Union province.
have declined TO continue in their posi-.
tons, saying that they do not desire
any further Identification with tho
Americans.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-03-23
FATAL MISUSE OF GASOLINE.


COIumhUs, O.. March l7.-Fiyc dead,
one fatally and u" seriously injured
is ~" result of an attempt TO start q
fir" with gasoline, Friday night.
Sec rye White used III" fluid at Janns
Weo'cr's residence, and an explosion
followed, The building was set on fire
and the inmates were covered with
the burning fluid.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-03-23
Lord Russell Set the Example

The lord chief justice, Lord Russell
Of KilloWrn, set the rNampj" in the
law courts and all the Judges followed
his example Of wearing the shamrock
below their crmine collars.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-03-23

G"u. Kol'bc has opened 20 ports IN
tn" southern part CT Lu/on. and ia the
islands Of Samar and L"ytc, the result
Of which is to stimulate trade there,
although only temporarily, as the
country opened Is not produc.iy" and
apparently nonr"nSuming. Owing 10
the political conditions Of the last q
months products accumulated during
the blockade. These will be shipped to
Manila, and then the ports viii he
empty.
The evening times., 1900-09-28

Orleans, thinks the consumption Of Amer
lean cotton during the new season will be
only 000 bales. while he estimates
the American crop now coming in will not
exceed 1850, 600 bales, or not enough for
The worlds requirements by at least 250-
eco bales. The consumption OF 10 GEO 600
bales was reached when the spindles were
several millions less than now.
1t is undoubtedly true that, the troubles
in China, if prolonged, will deprive the
world of her markets. which have recently
taken the equivalent of about I,603.GC
bales OF cotton per annum. It is also trlIe
that the end of the war in South Africa
Will soon open up that territory 10 COM
mefce. and the assurance now Of fair crops
of cereals and cotton in India will cause a
greatly improved demand fer cotton manu-
factures from that country. Should the
Chinese difficulties be satisfactorily ad-
Justed il is probable that trade with that
country would be largely increased. The
Continent exports no cotton goods to Chi
na and is unaffected by the war there
The season may really prove TO be q
very active che for cotton manufacturers.
especially when il is remembered that. as
a rule, great prosperity has prevailed the
past year throughout Europe and the
United States, and that the same conditions
exist now, Wages are fairly good, and but
few people are unemployed. Home trade
is. therefore, good. It would not be wise
to make an estimate OF the cotton crop at
this time or to give serious consideration
to the estimates of others. The weather
conditions from now to November % can
increase or diminish the yield by 90 per
cent, and as an old friend in the cotton
trade used to say, there is nothing so un-
certain as the weather, not even women -
The evening times., 1900-09-28
GEORGE A. FowLE ARRESTED.
Charged With Negotiating Frauau
lent Insurance Policies.

lent Insurance Policies.
George a. Fowle, thirty-three years old,
and an insurance agent, was arrested by
Detectives Muller and Baur this morning
on warrant charging him with obtaining
money under false pretenees. The COM
plainant IS Mahlon A Winter, and the
amount involved is S117
1t is charged that Fowle at different
times between May 8 and July 80 fur
nished 10 the complainant certain fire in
surance policies which it is said subse-
Quently proved to be fraudulent
Winter alleges that in the belief that
the policies were solid and in prorer
form, he paid to FowIe on May 3. SIS. so,
on July $4S, and on July 80 $40 and
$12, those being the amounts of The pre-
miuns on four policies Fowle. it is
said, admits his transactions with Mr.
Winter. but denies any intent to de-
fraud.
He claims that the policies were fur
nished him by a man whose name he re-
fuses to diyulge. When arrested FowIe
had in his possession three insurance poll
cies for the NJ. A Winter Company. The
premiums were to have been delivered to-
day or tomorrow and represented prem
iums aggregating s175.
1t is charged that more than one of the
policies handled by Fowie purported to
have been issued through Frank G. Far
don. an insurance agent at 1405 f Street
northwest To the detectives Pardon Is
said to have disciaimed ali knowledge OF
them.
Fowle gained considerable notor,atv
here about two years ago through a dou
bic divorce suit and a shooting affair in
Mount pleasant.
Fowie Fill be given hearing in the
Police Courl tomorrow morning. Tn 10
o'clock this afternoon he had not secur
ed his release on bond
The evening times., 1900-09-28
EXPLOSION OF A METEOR.
Jersey People Claim to Have Smell
ed Sulphur fer Uoars.

NEW YORK. Sept 2S.-Persons living
in the vicinity OF Edgar's Hill, near Rah-
way. n. j.. were startled By the explosion
CT large meteer last night.
When first seen it was travelling rapidly
through the air, and when apparently
near DR.. Lockwood S residence. it explo-
ded with terrific force. Sulphuric fumes.
it is said. could be detected in the air for
hours
The sound OF the explosion could be
heard plainly in Railway. It WAS thought
70 he an explosion at the aeetylene works
near there.
The evening times., 1900-09-28
HDR.pEERCES
GO nEDEN |
EDsCAE
d. ESCaDVEKYI
FOR THE
BHOOD,R5EER. LUNGS.
New York Cotton Market.
Girl Students for Bryan.

LYNCHBURG, Va, Sept. 2S.-rhat the
students of Randolph -Maeon Woman s
College are Overwhelmingly Democratic
is shown by the organization among
then Of a Bryan and Stevenson Club
with a membership of about zoo. The
club will interest itself in the cam
paigr, and will tonight attend in a body
a Democratic rally at which addresses
will be made by Attorney General Mota-
gue and ex-Representative James W.
Marshall. p
The evening times., 1900-09-28

NEW YORK, Sept 2S.-The Stock Mar
ket opened active and exceedingly irregu-
lar. rejecting in the main the substantial
reduction in the short account by reason of
the dealings of Wednesday and Thursday.
In addition there was good deal of profit
taking on this mornings information re-
garding the proposed basis of arbitration in
settlement of the anthracite strike.
Reading, first preferred. was particularly
active and was dealt in little above the
level of last nights final figures. The re-
mainder of the railway list was somewhat
reaetionary, particularly for Northern Pa
cific. common the Atehison shares, and
the granger stocks
In the local traction group the trading
was active only in Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit and Manhattan, and both stocks vera
slightly reactionary.
The industrial quarter was not particu-
larry active, except for Sugar Refining.
which was materially lower
The London market was rather weak
except in the American quarter, on the
further evidences of hardening discount
there. The dealings here for foreign ac-
count, however, were on an unimportant
scale.
The evening times., 1900-09-28
lyashington s,ock asenanee.

Sales-U. s. coupon, SIS: sf.00pG109 IS;
Pneumatic Gun Carriage: 1909 II. After
call: American Graphophone Company, pre-,
ferred: 11611 81; American Graphophone
Company, common 100G10 IS; MeTgen-
thaier Linotype: 10G177.
The evening times., 1900-09-28

Alfred B. Sheppersou. the cotton statis
tician, who has just returned from Eu-
rope, reviews the worlds cotton situation
in this weeks issue of the ''Manufactur-
ers' Record" Mr. SheDperson says:
After several years of depression
caused by overpToduction of cotton, the
consumption of the wcrId has in the sea
son just ended not only overtaken the
production, but so trenched rpon the
reserves that the visible supply of all
kinds is now equal to only about four
weeks consumption of the mills CT Europe
and America. Cotton is again king 1t
heads the list of our exports, and the
wealth which il has brought and will con-
tinue 10 bring, to the South. will also in
crease the prosperity of every section of
the country.
1T would probably be safe to assume
last seasons consumption of American
cotton as Il 00G coo to 1900. eco bales
1t would doubtless have been more had
there been a larger supply. During the
season there has been an addition Of about
1600,000 spindles to the European and
American mills. Henry NJ. Neill. of New
The evening times., 1900-09-28

FOR RENT-T00 acres or less for trucking OF
dairy in Virginia. 8 mics from Washington;
large double brick, II rooms; cottage, rooms
adapted to city boarders; necessary outbuIdiags;
we'll watered; healthy. Apply to +. W. 6sRA-
HAM, 6lT 18th St nv. se22-7t
The evening times., 1900-09-28
FINANCIAL.
Hot Place.

The hottest region on the earth Is the south
eastern part of Persia, where it borders on the
gun For 10 consecutive days in July and Aug
sst the temperature has been known not to fall
lover than 100 deg, night or day. Hereafter
When You want TO be particularly emphatic in
fg fege:e to the heat, do not say ''Hotter than
1hlcago, or Hotter than his Satanic Males
Tvs dominion lyut simply Hotter than Per
sia.' By the 49,
The evening times., 1900-09-28
centenarian negging for Food.

WILMINGTON Del. Sept. 2S-Emaline
Short. colored. who claims to be ICE
years old, applied TO Captain of Police
Black ut the station yesterday for some
thi-g to eat. She was sent to the county
hospital.
The evening times., 1900-09-28
Tn TIE STOCK MARKET
Speculation Opens Active and Ex-
eeedingiy Irregular.

sIight Advance i'm Reading, First
Prefer@ed--RaiIvvay List Somewhat
Reactionary-Sugar Refining Mate
rally Loyver-WeaiSncssi In London
Except in the American Quarter.
The evening times., 1900-09-28
FOR RENT-sURURBAN.

FOR RENT-Elegant s-room house, partly fur
nished and use OF chickens; Oct. 1 TO April
/; So a month to desirable parties. WM. NJ
MOOD TaEnIra Pork se2l-st
The evening times., 1900-09-28
COTTON AGAIN THE KING
Heads the List Of Americas Exports
Once Mere.

Mills Demand Far Ahead of the Sea-
sons Probable Suppiy-TrenchinE <
the Chinese Situation and the End
Ing of the War in South Africa.
The evening times., 1900-09-28

SI.2S to Baltimore and Return via
III. & o.
Saturday and sunday. september % aud 30.
The evening times., 1900-09-28
New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs Z. Co.,
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange 14l9
Strfrf
The evening times., 1900-09-28
FOR sALE-BxoYeLEs.

FOR SALE-Gentleman'e Rambler; perfect e.des
SO. Address BON 76, this office. se2S-3t
The evening times., 1900-09-28
40 Ex ter aznag
Symptoms.

The blood may be in bad condition,
yet with no external signs, no skin
eruption or sores to indicat. it. The
symptoms i'll s7'ch cases being a variable
appetite, poor digestion, an inGescribable
weakness and nervousness, loss of flesh
and general rundown condition Of the
system - clearly showing the blood has
lost its nutritive qualities, has become thin
and watery. II is in just such cases that
S. S S. has done some of its quickest and
most effective work by building Up the
blood and supplying the clements lacking
to make it strong and vigorous.
The evening times., 1900-09-28

FOR sALE-cheap, Iady's Crawford wheel, near.
new. Apply Oh NJ st. NV. se26-S
The evening times., 1900-09-28
Emma Z LauresI,
MADAME DE long,

Wsslington's FAT0RTTE PALAlIST and CARD
READER. She has read the palms of all the
members Of CONGRESS and CABI-
NET She is one Of PROF. CHIRO'S Pupils.
and pronounced thoroughly competent in her pro-
fession. Parlors I6S Sth ST. NV
Prices 25c TO 81 Hours from 10 s. n 10 10 p. m.
Bring ad. with you. se2S-Sr
The evening times., 1900-09-28

NINE JONES, PalTnist and Gard Reader; learn
your life and make the ncst OF it; - cents;
hours 10 a. N. 10 p. n GIg T 81. NV se27-2t
The evening times., 1900-09-28
ChI saeo Grain and Provision Marlet-

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs Y Co. mem,
bers o' the New York Stock Exchange. I4l9 +