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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
Presided at the Associated Press Ban
uuet in Chicago.

Chicago. May 16.-The annual banquet
of the Associated Press was given g
the Auditorium this evening 1here were
ea,,an long fables In the body of the room
for the members, every seat having an
occupant, and another table TOT tho
guests. among whom were BlShop Chdr res
II. Fowler. Of the Methodist church, ,
Colonel r. G. Clowry, vice pfesidell W
tho Western Union Telegraph Company ;
e. J. NaIly, of the Postal Telegraph
Company. and H. ID. Estabrook ana Johh
L. Wilson, of Chicago.
The tables were ornamented with cam
delabra and large punches or req roses.
President Victor +. Lawson presided anu
MIR. Clark Howell, Of The Atlanta Con-
stitution. was tho postmaster. Inc low
ing cup was passed by General Manager
Stone. whose facetiors introducuohs Oh
the members provoked much laushter
and applause.
When the cigars were lighted Mr. Clark
Howell. of The Atlanta Constitution, took
charge, and in a brief speech said that
so far as the southern contingent was
concerned, they were willing TO leave the
future OF the Associated Press IN the
hands of the men who had guided IL TO
tho magnificent position which II occu-
MED today as the greatest news-Sather-
ing organization in the. world. zap
plause) In introducing the nISt SpedaIL'
General IL. q. Otis, OF Los Angeles, Mr..
Howell referred to the patriotism In jour
nalism, saying:
when the honor of our flag, the pres
tige of our country. are concerned, N
unfolding the flag and In maintaining
tha dignity and the honor of the coun-
try. there and then politics should stop
and patriotism should begin. >CA+
plauSe.)
General Otis spoke TO the question.
where Should Patriotism Begin and
Where End In the Conduct Of News
paper?'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21

Will not be represented at the national con-
yention unless the chairman of the state
committee calls another meeting for the
being urged to do. Prominent party
leaders threaten that If the primary plan
IS carried out they will contest the dele
cation before the committee on creden-
tails at Kansas City on the ground that
the method of selection Is violatiVe or the
state primary election law, which express
~ provides that the selection OF delegates
to national convention must be by party
convention. A very spirited agitation on
the subject has been in progress through,
out the state for the past two weeks ana
several members Of the state committee
who were not present at the meeting held
on the 30th of April, when the pluralty
primary was ordered. have repudiated the
action taken.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS
BRYAN AND CHICAGO PLAT
FORM ARE ENDORSED.
Bitter Attack Was Made on Til1man's
Record, but the Convention Sus-
tanned the Senator.

Columbia, s. c., May 16-The state
democratic convention today was harmo-
NOUS for the first time In a decade and
unit for Bryan and the Chicago platform
with added planks. w. f. Stevenson. of
Cheraw. presided. He congratulated the
state upon the harmony in the democratic
ranks.
The delegation to the national conven-
ton was, after debate, instructed TO vote
as a unit upon all matters. The delegates
at large are: Senator h. r. Tillman.
Governor NJ. Il. insolvency. State Chair
man Willie Jones and A. G. Latimer.
From the congressional districts:
First District-W. b. Wilson. Thomas
Talbird.
Second District-James H. Tillman. C.
Third DistrIct-T. II. McCalla. w. ].
Fourth District-J a. Mooney. John
Fifth District-T. A. Williams
Sixth District-D. ii. Taxler. T. w.
Seventh Dlstrict-J. William Stokes. w.
y. Gruber.
The platform declares allegiance TO the
national party and demands reaffirmation
of the Chicago platform at Kansas City.
1t condemns the financial legislation of
the republican party as subservient to
trusts and national banks.
II UeCfleS lne power Oh lTuSlS anu inc
hypocritical attitude of the republican
party. using money stolen from the peo-
pie to debauch the ignorant voters"
1t denounces the foreign policy of Pres
ident Mckinley, saying:
1.-THE benevolent assimilation OF the
Filipinos has proven TO be the benevo-
lence of murder and the assimilation of
robbery. We denounce It as an outrage
to the consciences of liberty-loving per-
sons. Free institutions cannot long sur
yive the destruction OF these principles
upon which they rest and the spectacle
of subject peoples held down by the
bayonet and robbed by carpet baggers
but foreshadows the fate for our country
unless the people are aroused to our
danger. The unjust war Of subjugation
now being carried on In the Philippines
by President Mckinley should be ended at
once"
The platform demands a strict adher-
ence on the part of the United States
government to the solemn pledges by
which congress promised independence to
the Cuban patriots.
The treatment of Porto Rico is also
condemned and the wise party leadership
of Bryan commended, believing thar he
will restore the lost prestige or the high
Office of president.
Concerning England's course in the
Transvaal the platform says;
Great Britains unrighteous course de-
serves the condemnation of all lovers Of
self-government, and we denounce tho
cowardice of the present administration
for not extending an offer of its good
offices to terminate the unholy war of
subjugation."
Colonel Lawrence w. Youman made a
bitter attack upon Senator Tillman's reg
ord, but the convention. with the eXcep-
ton of his vote, passed resolutions in
dorsing his policy in opposing imperial
ism.
The convention passed resolutions con-
demning the Jute trust.
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A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

All druggists are authorized by the manufac-
lures of PAZO OINTMENT to refund he
money where II fails to cure any case of piles,
matter of how long standing Cures ordi-
Tary cases in six days the worst cases in four
teen days. one application gives ease and rest.
Relieve itching instantly.
This Is discovery and Is the only pile
remedy sold on positive guarantee, no cure no
pay. Price so cents.
If your druggist don't keep II In stock send
so cents in postage stamps and We Will for
ward same by mail
Manufactured by Paris Medicine Co. st.
Louis. Mo.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
Military Academy Bill Has Been
Sent TO the Senate.

Washington. May 15.-The house today
sent 10 the senate the last Il the general
appropriations biils-the military academy
b.ll-and VII be ready 10 adjourn as soon
as the senate disposes Of those Il has not
passed and the two houses adjust the diff
ference conference. Tomorrow the
house axe UP the bin to establish
civil government for Alaska.
When the session opened Mr.. Gillett,
ot Massachusettes. asked unanimous con-
sent 10 consider the senate bin 10 rein
corporate the American National Red
Cross.
IL. Bailey. 81 Texas. in unmistakable
terms announced his objection. The Red
Cross. he said. WAS an excellent charita-
Bile organization. but the bill violated
sound principles OF government. lie also
objected when Mr.. Overstreet, OF Indiana,
tried for unanimous consent TO consider
senate bill for The retirement as first
serscants Of the four survivors Of the
Lady Franklin bay relief expedition. Mr..
Oye-s;rcct sad General Greedy had been
rewarded with a brigadicr generalship.
but the other four survivors, being enlist
cd men. had been dismissed from the
service FOR disability.
The house then took up the military
academic bill. but chiefly discussed poll
tics. Mr.. Slayden. Of Texas. said the
war department. while warning poor men
against going 10 our insular possessions.
was inviting the trusts TO 90 there TO
garner the millions made possible by
sacrifice OF our blood and treasure
AIR. Berry. Of Kentucky. made an earn
est argument against ship subsidy legis-
!ation and in favor OF free ships bill.
MIR. SulZer. OF New York. argued in
favor Of an enlargement OF West Point
and the training Of officers To have charge
81 the national guard. which he thought
should be expanded into 10000 men
NJ. Aiahon. of Pennsylvania offered hut
on appeal withdrew an amendment; pro-
vidinc that every cadet at West Point
shall take oath not To indulge in
"hazing." The bill was then passed.
The River and Harbor Bill.
Washington. May 17.-The house TODAY
passed a special river and harbor bin
carrying sioo.OoO for surveys and emer-
gency work and devoted the remainder
OF the day 10 the Alaskan code bill. Very
little OF the three hours debate was per-
tInent to the measure. General debate was
closed and four pages OF the 6l7 pages
OF the bill were disposed OF before ad-
iOCrnment
When Mr.. Burton. chairman OF the river
and harbOr committee asked for unani-
nous consent to consider the bill he an
nounced "A real river and harbor bill
would be brought in early IN the next
session
Mr.. southland. of Ohio. objected and
on Mr.. Burton's motion the
house went into committee OF the whole
TO consider II.
After some unimportant debate the com
rn.ttee rose and the bill was passed. The
Alaskan code bill was then taken up.
In the ensuing three hours general debate
with leave, to print w. Il. Williams Illi-
nois. discussed the Philippine question.
Mr. Shattuc made general resume of
the Industrial conditions to show that the
present administration had lifted the
country ont ~ the slough of despond'
and had brought 1t TO the hishwater
mark Of prosperity.
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A Self-Supporting Woman's Open
Letter.

have had so many letters from friends
who heard / had gone into business, dsk-
ing me TO tell them all about II, that
thought il would be best TO write you ana
have YOU print my answer so lnat al
could see il. one day. in The Christian
Courier / saw the advertisement of the
Baird Manufacturing Co, 224 Baird build
ing. Pittsburg, Pa, saying they wanted
agents for their F'laVOring Powders.
first wrote the editor of the paper asking
him If they were reliable, and be said
they were one Of the largest manufac-
turers in the country. So | wrote them
and they started me in business with
samples and things. That was two months
ago, and l had never done such work be-
fore Today | am out OF debt, living bet
ter than I've lived for long time and
| have some money in the bank. l can
make from 50 to So a day. I've got my
customers so now that | don't have to do
any canvassing. They just send and ask
for what they want. These flavoring
powders are both cheaper and better than
the old-style liquid extracts, and there is
no trouble to place from one to eight
flavors in each house you visit. l make
this letter public in the hope that all who
must earn their living. and those who
want to make extra money. will do as I
have done and get employment with this
firm. MRS. SUSAN j.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
NEGRO LYNCHED BY A MOB
He Attempted To Murder a White
Lady.

Meridian. Miss. May 16.-(Special.) Par
ties arriving in Meridian this afternoon
from the interior of NeshOba county bring
information of the lynching of a negro,
Sam Hinson, by an Infatuated mob OF
white men. Several days ago, Hinson. who
was employed on the farm of Mrs. Eliza
Adams, near Cushtusha. attempted to
murder that lady by assaultinG her with
a stick. He was prevented by the arrival
of neighbors who heard screams. The
negro fled. but was finally captured by
a mob. His life paid the penalty at he
end of rope. The identity of the lynch
erS Is unknown
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
Bank Robber Resists Requisltion
from the Old Dominion.


New York, May T.-Charles McCabe,
alias Edward Gearney. alias Whitley. was
arrested in the federal building today by
the local police on the charge of breaking
omen the safe of the Massannutten bank
al Strasburg, Va. April 2oth iasl
McCabo was arrested for participation
I'm a postofIlce robbery at SUMMERTIME. n.
J.. a short time ago. lie was on trial In
the federal court in this city. owing to
lack of evidence he was discharged. As
soon as he was released. however, he
was again arrested charged with the Viz
srinia affair. The police department had
Already apprized the Virginia authorities
and Sheriff Daniel Spiker was on hand
with a requisition from the governor or
Virginia which had been honored by Gov
ernor Roosevelt McCabe refused TO 20 10
virginia on this requisition and he VIII be
taken before a justice in the criminal
tern, of the supreme court tomorrow III
he escapes on this charge IL is SAID he
VIII he sent TO Nashville. Tenn. 1t Is
Gained that he was sentenced 10 states
nrison in Tennessee for term of seven
Zen years in 1855. He escaped. McCaDe
savs he is only twenty-seven years old
ana that he lives in Baltimore; me ponce
saw he is thirty-three years old.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
CARMACK SPEAKS IN MEMPHIS.
For Two Hours He Presents His
Claims for Seat in Senate.

Memphis. Tenn. May H.-Hon. f. w
Carmack formally opened his campaign
for a seat in the United States senate in
Memphis tonight. Despite the inclement
weather the auditorium was packed with
one Of the largest audiences that has ever
assembled here for a similar occasion
Mr.. Carmack was at his best, and spoke
for more than two hours on national is
sues. He voiced his we'll known senti-
ments In opposition to the policy of the
present administrations; opposed expan-
sion as II exists today; opposed the Porto
Rican train bill and severely arrajgned
those resonsible for the appointment of
the defaulting postoffice officials in Cuba.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
DEWEY AND GERMAN SHIPS.
Admiral Says He Made Mistake in
Not Sinking Them.

Knoxville. Tenn, May 16.-(Special)-
Admiral Dewey, before his departure from
this city. gave out an interview in which
he stated that the incident of the Ger
man Admiral Diedrchs had not been
exaggerated as to Its Importance. When
the German squadron arrived Dewey
asked the German admiral why ne
brought so many vessels. and the latter
replied that he did so at the emperor's
order.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
A New Cure For Cancer.

DR.. Hathaway's New Serum and Anti
septic Treatment for Cancer and other
malignant growthS cures all forms of
these dangerous diseases without the
knife or any operation. Eight years of
success and the verdict of the whole med
ical profession have demonstrated this.
Write for his new book on Cancer and
Its Cure" ]. Newton Hathaway. NJ. D.,
2211 l. South Broad street, Atlanta. Ga.
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OLD FLAG rs SURRENDERED.
Colors of Thirtieth Louisiana viii
Be Sent Home.

Columbus. o.. MAY 15.-The flag OF the
Thirtieth Louisiana confederate regi-
ment, captured before Atlanta on July
Is. 1854. by the Forty-sixth Ohio. was to-
day surrendered to the survivors of the
latter regiment by the governor The
flag will be returned to the survivors of
the southern regiment at the confederate
reunion in Louisville, June LIST.
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Black Heads on Face, No Cure No Pay.
.Yorr druggist will refund your money
AZ PaZo Ointment fails to cure you. 6Octs.
MAY NOT BE REPRESENTED
Mississippi Unable To Select Dele
Gates to Kansas Civ.

jackson. Miss, May 1.-THE democratic
executive committee of Adams county
this afternoon refused to make provision
for the plurality primary ordered by the
state executive committee to select dele
gates TO the Kansas City convention and
select presidential electoral ticket. This
is the fifth county in the state to con-
denim the state committee order ard it
now begins to look as though the state
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
Where Farragut Was Born.

Knoxville, Tenn, May 15.--Admiral
Dewey and party spent the larger part
of today in visiting the birthplace of Ad-
mlral Farragut. The trip to the place
was made down the Tennessee river by
steamboat AT loves ferry, where Adj
miral Farragu, was born, memorial
stone of Tennessee pink marble had been
placed by the Knoxville chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
Around this stone q large throng of
people gathered and witnessed the I'M
yelling and dedication of the memorial
stone by Admiral Dewey.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
General A. Z. Pridemore Dead

Richmond. Va. May 17.-General 4. l..
Pridemore died at his home in Lee county
this morning. aged sixty-four years He
represented the Ninth Virginia district in
the forty-fourth congress, had served i'm
the state legislature and was a lawyer of
ability. - -
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
GASOLINE STOVE EXPLoDES.
Mobile Woman Is Probably Fatally
Burned.

Mobile. Ala, May 1S.-(Special Mrs.
N w. Burns. q young married woman.
wife of a barber was seriously and prob
ably fatally burned this evening at her
home here while attempting TO operate q
gasoline stove. The stove exploded and
her clothing took fire. Police Officer Will
liam McCarron ran to her assistance and
was badly burned about the hands In ex-
tingushing the flames. The woman Is not
expected TO live until morning About
three weeks ago she gave birth to twins
Sour stomach. fullness after eating.
flatulence are all caused by imperfect d.
gestion. Prickly Ash Bitters corrects the
disorder at once, drives out badly digest
ed food and tones the stomach, liver and
bowels.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21

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ordained mans help
meet But It was never
meant that loves dream
should have 50 sad an
swakiug. II is due
chiefly TO ignorance
that young women are
so rudely awsk enc d
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TsTfER, No Cure No Pay.
Your druggist will refund your money
If Pazo Ointment fails to cure you. 50ctS.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21

~ HHo fc4r> ma Dcrn
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Opium. Mo

Opium, Morphine Free Treatment.
Cure guaranteed at home without pain.
Trial free. DIR. Tucker, is and 20 Broad
ST., Atlanta. Ga.
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OLD WHiSKEY

Absolutely pure palatable and best IN Arner.
ca, by formula of 1865. Rye. Wheat Con-
bourbon and Brandy have been made here in
our FAMILY lS2 years. Direct to YOU for home
years old 81 40 to $1,000 per gallon. RottleI
goods a specialty. No marks To indicate con-
tents. Histo y and price free. write for them
at once. The Old Nick Williams Co. Dept, o..
Williams. n C 80 -
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RING WORM, No Cure No Pay.
HOUSE is READY TO ADJOURN.

Your druggist Will refund your money
y IaZO Ointment fails 70 cure you. Iocts.
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Old Ulcers a nd Sores, No Cure No Pay.
HE Is WANTED IN VIRGINIA

Your druggist VIII retund your HIUIICy
II Pazo Ointment fails TO cure you. oocts.
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pvMpLEs AND FRECKLEs ON FACE.
CLARK HOWELL ToAsTMAsTER.

Your druggist will refund your money
~ PazoN Ointment fails to cure you. Vocts'
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90 Per Cent To The Progressive,
man, woman or child who wants ready mon
ev. This is no FAKE. but an HONEST.
clean offer. Send two cent stamp and be one
of The first to secure the business. Full
particulars sent GRAzIA PUB. Co., Viz
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" There's nothing
half so sweet in life as
loves young dream"

II was meant to be 50 when woman
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-03
SCORE ONE TO NOTHING
Tarboro Wins a Close Game From
Statesville by 2 to /.
MALONE AND BATTLE THE PITCHERS
In the National League Contests Brooklyn
Defeats Boston by 8 to 6, Chicago New
York I to s, and PhiIadelIhi
ST, Louis 10 to 5.
St. Louis 10 to 5.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Durham, N. c.. August 2.-Raleigh
scored another victory today when it
defeated Durham in the fastest game
of ball witnessed here this season. In
the first inning neither side made
score, in the second both sides were
goose-egged again, but in the third
when the visitors went to the bat two
errors on the part of Durham players
proved disastrous to the home team.
Wilkins, who was playing right field,
caught high fly and in attempting
to make double play to Clark on
first made wild throw, and, the ball
rolled across the home plate and out
under the grand stand, which allowed
the visitors to score the only man
they had on base at this time. The
game was fast and the out-tielding
of both teams was considered the best
ever seen here. Sutch and Manners
did the battery work for Raleigh,
while Dannehower and LeGrand did
the twirling and catching for the
home team. The only feature of the
game was a running catch made by
Burns at short stop when two of the
visitors were on bases, thus retiring
the side, and the fielding OF Atchison
for the visitors. The score:
Il. II. i
Durham -. .OO0OOOO00--D 3 3
Raleigh O00OO-1 4 1
Summary Stolen bases, Durham
0; Raleigh, 3. Double plays, Atchison
to Terrell to Kelly. Bases on balls,
Durham, O; Raleigh, 1. Struck out,
by Dannehower, 4; Sutch, 2. Wild
pitches, Sutch 1. Times of game
1850. Umpire John Carr.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-03
TARBORo, 2; sTATEsvILLE, 1.
Especial to News and observer)

Tarboro, N. c., August 2.-Tarboro
won close and exciting game from
Statesville today. Tarboro scored two
runs on two errors, two wild pitches and
a passed ball in the first inning. Ma
lone succeeded Kenna in the second and
pitched superbly only four hits being
made off him and no runs. Battle for
Tarboro, pitched great ball and was given
gilt edge support. The only run the
visitors scored was due to Tarbory1 4
one error.
Williams catch of McCaffery's pop fly
back of short, fast double play by
Crane Bacon and Detmers and Thomas
catch of long foul fly to left were the
features for the locals. Foxis hitting
and work at short for the visitors was
fine.
Score: r. II. E.
Tarboro. .....2 0 0 0 0 o. ]
Statesville.. 20 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Batteries: Battle and Radcliffe;
Kenna, Malone and Lambert. Umpire,
Fenner.