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The colored American., 1900-09-29
Violin Recital.

The first grand musieal entertain
mtnt Of the season. will be given by Mr..
Clarence e.. " hite at Metropolitan A.
M. E. church on Friday evening Nov,
1900.
Mr. White will be ably assisted by
Miss Bestrice l.. Warrick, the Philhar.
monte String Quartet, (first appearance
in Washington) and Mr. Paul Laurence
Dunbar.
Mr.. White has completed a course In
the OberIin, o Conservatory of Music,
and further pursued his studies under
one OF the professors from the Berlin
Conservatory of Music-one of the most
skjllful violinists in the country.
PRESS COMMENTS.
"Mr. White, the viollnst, executes
with marvellous precision, his tonipg is
pure, sweet and sustained His play
ing of The beautiful Schumann number
TTaumerie" reflected patient study,
and his violin sang the part with soul.
ful delicacy and sweetness. ."- Cincin
natl Rostrum.
"Be played with the feeling of
true artist. - Cleveland, o., Gszette.
"ClaIence G. White showed great
ability as q vioinist at his recital. He
made q fine preston. ."-Chieago
Conservator.
"Mr. White as violinist possesses
The colored American., 1900-09-29

there 1s any sincerity in the bossted
sympathy OF the Democratic Partv tor
the Filipino, thousands OF miles svsv
whose right and liberty they declare
the Republicans have re bbed.
The constitution of the United ststas
says: "All government derive their inst
powers from the consent Of the goyern.
ed" Now Imperialism is to govern
citizens without their consent, through
force and intimidation. Such being t6e
case we charge that the Democrats
Party has violated the constitution NJ
the United Statss In that they are now
governing seven or eight millions NJ
Negro citizens without their Consent
For example in North Carolina, In
south Carolina, Louisiana and M1ssis
sippi they have directly disfranchised
three millions of Negro citizens, and
they are now governing them without
their consent. Therefore, the Demo.
cratic Party Is not only guilty of the
theory, but of the practice of the i'm
perialism which they fam to repudrste
Now Mr.. Bryan knows that this code
of fraud, intimidation and disfrap
ehisement, which is the very embodI-
ment Of Imperialism, exists in the
South among the Negroes, his own
fellow citizens, yet he is silent. He
never says one word against this impe.
rialistic mode IN the South, and what's
more alsrming, he Is the close friend
and com panion of Ben TilIman aid
the other enemies of cur constitution,
Compared with this we state the pol.
icy of the Repu blican Party which &C.
cords to every citizen the right to cast
his ballot and to bave 1t counted when
cast 1t Is the policy of the RepubE.
can Party to protect every man In his
constitutional rights In the peaceful
enjoy ment of happiness, in the acqui
sition of property and In the preserva'
tion of lite. These rights the Repubi'
can Party has guarded with sacred Wig
lance. Let both Parties be judged by
the records they have made. Iresdy
the Democratic Party has disfranchised
etenths of our race. Shall the
ri hts Of the other tenth be takenawayY
The colored American., 1900-09-29

1t Is unnecessary to enter into the
history of the acquisition of these Is
lands. You are already too well ac'
quainted with that history. 1t is suf.
ficient to say. however, that the Phil =
ippine Islands, In the main, have been
acquired in the same manner in which
the territory of Louisiana, Alabama
and other portions which now consti :
tute the geographical area of the United
States, namely by purchase and with
out the consent Of the inhabitants. In
the ssme manner these Islands now
in question came into our possession.
1t will be remembered that the Lou
isiana purchase which now includes
the States Of Louisiana, Arkansas, Mis'
souri,, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, North
and South Dakota, Mcntana, Oklaho.
ms, the Indian Territory and most of
the States Of Minnesota, Colorado and
Wyoming, was purchased from France
during the administration OF Thomas
Jefferson, the Father Of the Democratic
Party, the eminent Statesman and Pa.
triot whom the present Democratic
Party holds up as the embodiment of
of constitutional rectitude, and with
whom Mr.. Bryan himself claims disci
pleship. The result Of that purchase
has been so beneficia that no American
citizen, Democrat or Republican, would
now say aught against the wisdom of
that transaction. It was the policy of
Jefferson's administration to annex
that territory to the United States, and
did annex ID. But 1t is not the policy
of the present administration to annex
the Philippine Islands. The policy ls
to put down insurrection, to establish q
stable government, aud to turn oyer the
same to the Filipino as soon as he is
capable OF self'govsrnment. oU
But for the sake of argument let us |
zee which of the two Parties is guilty |
II Imperialism, Let us see whether |
The colored American., 1900-09-29
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is certainly a most generous offer and the
following extracts taken from his daily Man
show what men think of his generosity.
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"Under Fire with the Tenth z: 4
Cavalry"

A new and very interesting book by
VIM. I. Anderson, Arthur N, Brown,
Horace W. Blyius, all of the 10th q. g.,
Cavalry; and others. Gen. JOSEPH
Wheeler says: "Those who see in the
future Of the Negro race in America a
difficult and pefpleSing problem will
find encouragement On this book. the
product OF Negro intelligence and the
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Wills, Bookseller, sos Eleventh street.
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The colored American., 1900-09-29

Next Sunday night, Sept 3Oth, there
will be memorial services at PARK Tenn.
pie in honor Of the late Mrs. Alice
Strange Davis and Mis-. Ellen Tucker
Addresses will be made by Mrs. Mary
G Terrell, Mr.. W. B. Hayson, MI. Ed.
ward Knight and Prof. Kelly Miller.
The choir will sing,
The colored American., 1900-09-29
Prepared by DR.. Ernest Lyon.

Prepared by Dr. ERNEST Lyon
Five minutes talk upon what the
Democratic Party In It's attempt to
dodge the money question is pleased to
call the Paramount Issue, VIE: Imperi
alism.
According to Democratic definition,
aud we take tie highest Democratic
authority, viz: Mr.. Bryan himself, the
standard beart Of that Party-"Imper'
ialism is government, without the con-
sent of the governed" or government
by force, pure and simple. This form
of government Mir. Bryan declares e1
lists in the Philippine Islands, and he
charges the Republican Party with
responsibility fer its existence.
The colored American., 1900-09-29
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degree. as well as the indispensable
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Blyris O., Daily News.
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The colored American., 1900-09-29
lhpERIsLISM-fHE DEfOCRArIC fOCSIN.

A Five Minutes Talk on Democratic
Heresies Thomas Jefferson the Idol
the First to Annex New Territory TO
the Original States Negro Dis
franchised.
The colored American., 1900-09-29
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

SEED RKETS-Chicago May A.
The speculative daXseed market shows
signs OF weakening but not yet weak
when we consider the genufiexfens of fax.
Two or SC in fax is only diversion. with
light cavalry trying to o4hank an i'm
pregnabIe position. Receipts here were
IS cars, ] car at Duluth and 5 cars at
Minneapolis. Cash fax at $iS0 MAY at
$3.50 September at s.. &c and October a {
Hl9. Cash timothy seed closed at g. 10
and clover seed at 81 per 100 lbs Min
neapolis 1iaXseed quoted at s176
NEW YORK COFFEE-New York.
May 4.-Coffee-Spot Rio easy; No. :. in
voice, fS4c; mild quiet. COrdova, 91L6
l31ec; futures opened quiet al UNCHANGED
prices, ruled exceptionally inactive and
teatureleSs all day. with weak under
tone following unfavorabIe European ad-
wees and absence of Brazilian cables.
itio ard Santos being closed on account
OF holiday. and lower spot quotations;
market closed quiet, with prices net IN
charged TO points lower: totals. 2O750
bags. including July G.50c: August. G.75c.
september, 665c; October, 690c: Decem-
Der, fl5c. SugaT-Raw firm; refined
steady.
BIZ TIER AND EGGS New York. May
t-Butter-Receipts 3 Al pkgs: steady;
" eSteTn creamery, 16Gi20c: factory IAN
loc. E3gs-Reccipts, $40 pkgs; firm
storage. Western at mark, 131kc: regular
packing at mark. 1eQ13c: Southern at
mark, l1@12bc.
Chicago. May 4.-Butter- Firm: cream
cries. 14i2Ml5i@c; dairies, 1gi5016lsc. Fees
Steady; fresh. 1870.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-05
OTHER. GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GOSSIP-C. H. F. Smith & Co.
News Bureau says: 1.-The cotton market
developed decided bear symptoms on
news from the entire belt and larger re-
ceipts than estimated; longs lost their
dominating attitude and sold the new
corresponding growth in confidence. After
the call business was comparatively light
ana "a chiefly y,. for professional account.
Aiooerh Miller: The outlook regarding
winter wheat has not changed materially
during the week. Prospects are fully as
GOOD II not better than a month ago, as
the plant is improving IN many sections,
and further deterioration in the con-
dltlon Is noted at but few points in the
winter wheat belt. In the states in which
the plant was damaged by Hessian fly
proved for other crops. Wheat is head
ing as TAR north as Tennessee Arkansas
ana Oklahoma. Rain is needed in some
sectlons and Is causing some apprehen-
sion, but as yet there has been but little
cause for complaint" -,.s-
NEW YORK, May A. Iour-ReceiDts
Io:l2 obls; exports, 1880 bbIs; market
some decline on the top grades of spring
ana winter patents; winter patents s3f5
QS.S5; winter straights, So. 1908 so; rM:nree
Wheat-Receipts. 271 900 bu; spot strong:
NO red, S0l4@S015e f. O. b., afioat. spof:
no; red, 77%c elevator; No. l northern
D9luth. SIC + o. B.. afioat to arrive; No.
tons, May. - 7-i6cT73c, closed at 7 Sc
SSaiy. q l1- 16s 5-l6e., closed at 784c:
september. 13saGt74c, closed at 74c. C1rn
Receipts. S0S. leo bu; exports i4S 5st b ,i IL
spot steady; No. 2, 455se f. 0. b., afloat
and and 45se elevator: options. May 45 l-1GG
use, closed at 1885; July. As Lisa $50,
cloSeu at "9'sc; September closed at l5&c
Oats-Receipts, 1880 blu; exports 3,410
bu; spot steady; No. 2. 2Sc: No. 3 pic:
NO. white; 30c; No. 3 white, 2919c; track
qS5ci options duh but steady closing at
G higher dgSs No. white oats. May, closed
closing R@Ssd lower. May. SIS SID; JuIy'
5s $50 Corn quiet. closing I563-S d
lower; May, 4s 1 Esd; July and Septem-
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, MAY 4-Flaur
steady. Wheat firm: No / northern, ST.
@6Sc; No. 2 do 6533@665sc. Rye quiet:
NO. / 5Iasz2gSSc Barley firm: No. 2 49c:
sample, 37Q4Sc. Oats quiet: No . white
261a@2712c WHITE
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-05
South St Paul. Nav

South St Paul, May 4.
CATTLE-Receipts have been unusually
heavy this week, and shippers sprung
surprise Thursday by coming in with
fully a thousand head more than were
expected Many buyers had gone home,
and this made the stock cattle division
slow and weak on Thursday. Prices on
best quality stock stuff have been I'M
usually high. the bulk selling strong at
last weeks prices, and in some instances
extra choice punches went a figures quite
a little higher. Calf stuff has been in best
demand, and practically anything better
than common has been ready sale. The
common stock stuff is still very slow sale
at any price. Feeding cows and stock and
feeding bulls have been in good demand
all week at steady prices. Butcher cattle
are selling 10 to 10 cents lower than last
week, but in very good demand at the
decline. Fat bulls, Gamers and veals are
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-05
Cheap Excursion Rates Via ..Th q
Milwaukee,

AS has been its custom for many years
the chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail.
Way has arranged. for the benefit of -,
many patrons. series of low round tri iS
excursion rates to many points in tbo
East, West and South for the ceninpt s sae
son, Some of these rates we mention S fe-
St Louis, Mo-. and return s,o a,
Tickets on sale May II. Is and i6; re- re-
New Orleans. La, and return - s9e M
Tickets on sale May 10. 20 and Fl; good
for return May 81 eoou
Washington. d. c.. and return s21 M
Tickets on sale May 49, 20 and u: retIIr yV
limit May 80
Milwaukee Wis. and return 49,. 81. 20
limit June go. 'Oi Il
Cincinnati. Ohio. and return ........ 1921. 50
Tickets on sale July 10. IL and u: return
limit August l. Ia Il
For particulars regarding above rates
and routes via which they apply. aiso
numerous other low rates not n1entioneS
please apply to any tfMilwaukee'' agent
or address ]. T. Conley. Asst. Gen. Pass
Agent. st. Paul. MINI. as
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-05

the close brought prices back TO about
last nights level and left the net changes
Insignificant, except in a few usually in
active stocks. Sugar retained its relative
prominence, though on a decreased vol
ume of dealings. 1t was lifted above yes
terday's close once or twice with difficulty
and losses about a point on the day.
Long Island ran off 81, seemingly Oh re-
alizing on the signing by the governor of
the bill authorizing a railroad bridge at
Hollgate. but in the late dealings the
stock scored a rapid recovery of ~
points.
The steel stocks showed some rather
languid evidences of positive strength
without any particular news to account
for It, beyond the published opinion of the
president of one of the companies, argu-
ing that the present low stocks in the
yards and the impossibility of competition
from Europe insures against any con
siderable reaction in price. The strength
of the London market helped the opening
advance here. but Liverpool sold moder-
ately on the advance.
The usual forecast of tomorrow's bank
statement indicates that loss of cash by
reason of the gold exports, amounting 10
s., 800 600 has been mere than Offset by
the gains on Subtreasury opera tons and
on The interior express movement. Inc
gains from the subtredsury, allowing fGr
count of the gold for export are s, S00OO0,
largely by reason of the payments o.
MAY interest ON government bonds. The
gain of currency frem the interior IS eX-
pected to fall sonnet hing below 2.65Q,oee;
which IS. half million less than last
weeks gain. This indicates. gain in
cash by the banks on all accounts or
about 81 2O5, 000. AS the gold exported Is
going abroad as a loan, the reserve re-
xrti1I no
expansion
4 bid was made on the stock exchange
of 3 per cent for call loans, but TO loan
was placed at that figure. while amounts
were loaned at lower figures both before
and after the bid. The treasury'S month
w statement of money in circulation az
traeted attention as tending to explain
the current ease in money rates. Ine
statement shows an increase Tor TIE
month of April of the money III clreuia'
ton exclusive of cash in the treasury Oh
S3e. 270, 957, and an increase for the last
twelve months of $f26, 457 81. Sterling eX
change was slightly firmer again today.
in smile of slightly easier money in Lon
don. But the present gold movement Is
towards Paris, ard as no steamer sails
direct TO France until next Thursday'
there were no exchange bills offered for
sale against gold export.
The bond market was duh, but prices
we're we'll held. Total sales par Naiue
50 375. COO. [. S. IS coup advanced %, &C
reg IL. and new and old is I'D IN the b'o
price. ,r.onS
Furnished by Charles H. F smith q
20. members Of the New YORK otock eA.
change Pioneer Press building, VINO ndSe
direct wires to Chicago ana New 10TH
Closing prices are bid:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-05

ready sale at steady prices.
HOGS-The end of the week finds a
slight reaction in the hog market, but the
bulk of the hogs sold today at prices IS
to 80 cents under last weeks close Until
today there has been decided drop each
day since Monday of to 10 cents. This
has been the situation a all the market
ing points in the country. Today the hogs
sold at an advance of to 10 cents Mixed
and butchers brought $40 to $50, and
good to prime heavy $5-15 to S5.25, Pigs,
A.75; stays $4.25; packers, $500.
SHEEP-No receipts today There has
been but little change in the market over
last week. Fat stuff of all kinds in good
demand at steady prices. The feed lot
stuff is well sold out. and stuff coming
In from the country will undoubtedly
find ready safe
Very Truly,
ROGERS & ROGERS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-05

STAl n OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY or
Ramsey-ss. District Court, Second
Judicial District.
Lorin Webster, Plaintiff, VS. John l.. Far
well. Defendant Summons.
The State OF Minnesota, 10 the Above
Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint of the Plaintiff
in the above entitled action, which is or
file In the Office of the Clerk OF the said
Court at his Office at the City OF st. Paul
Minnesota, and TO serve a copy of YOU.
answer to said complaint on the sub
scribers, at their Office ia the City OF ST
Paul in the County of Ramsey. Mime
sofa, within twenty days after the serY-
ice OF this summons upon you. exclusive
of the day of such service; and II you
fail TO answer the said complaint with n
the time aforesaid. the plaintiff In this
action will take judgment against you
for the sum Of six thousand eight hun
dred forty-three ard 70-100 dollars
C$6, S43.3 o1, with interest at the rate or six
per cent per annum or 81. 20 thereof
from June 1st. 1894, and on s37I.00 thereof
from January lst. 1900, and on 1880. GO
thereof from January LIST. 1854, together
with tie costs and disbursements here.n.
Dated St. Paul. Mimi. April nth. 4 -
MITCHELL. & MITCHELL
plaintiffs Attorneys.
1s. Nat Ger--Am. Bank Bldg. ST. Paul,
4A2uu-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-05
DULUTH.

DULUTH, Mimi, May 1.-The market
&c off at 662lc, sold up to SIC at $40 ard
closed Nc up at size Cash, GO, coo bu at
May price. Flax trading was very active
and quotations Were higher Close
Wheat, No. 1 hard, cash, 69c; to arrive
6ge; May, CSC; July, zoe; September, 691kc;
NO. 1 northern, cash, STAG: to arrive.
S5Ac; May, size; July, 6S1Sc September,
62Ac; oats, 23@224kc, rye, 52c; barley, 36Ie
4lc; fax, cash, $1.76; to arrive 81. rs; May
$L!6: September, 81. 261z: Receipts, wheat,
81 89l bu; rye, SO; fax, 1871. Shipments
wheat, $50 533 bu; barley l61 $40
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-05
REL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Peoples Savings Bank of Woon-
socket, r. l.. to August f Gehr-
mann, 1t 4. Chute Bros Div g. 81 $50
Nellie Murphy and husband to Mar
garet Nash, Ii /, blk l. Dawson &
5. s subd blk H. Stinson. Brown &
Ramsey's add .......-.............. $50
Nellie Tauber and husband to Mi
chael MuTnaghan. 1t 8, Chute Bros
Dry. 10 ..;:.............. -. 1900
Christian, Its and !. blk Is.
Mackubln & Marshali's add. 200
Marion /. Themes ct al. to A'exan-
der Cathcart. SS1S IT 1t >. blk 2.
Winslow's add. 1t s. blk 90. Kit
sons add. y # 1t 8. blk S, Whit
ney & S. add. It's ! to I. inc blk
!. Its IS to 22. blk 2. Florences add;
II II. blk 81, It's 6 and l. blk 81. Ii
L. blk 50 les and 10. blk 10S It's
and 2. blk 49, West St Paul
Proper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Five transfers ...-..-..............$. SO, 90