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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
MKlNLEY AND OTIS WHY
NOT?

In Rochester. New York, a distinct
and well defined boom has been started.
having for its object the completion of
the National Republican ticket by the
addition of General Z. S. Otis. bur In to-
~ returned from some years of arduous
civiiizing and assimilating in the Phil
ippines. Rochester. be it known, is re-
sponsiblc for General Otis and could
claim as all its own. before he was
given 10 fame. and to not too grateful
country.
Some there are who refuse to take the
Otis Vice Presidential boom seriously.
but find therein occasion for unseemly
Jests. Now why should these things
be? What. in the nature of the case, is
there wrong with Otis as a running
mate for Mckinley? Why should his
countrymen refuse to take seriously
what is both natural. logical and emil
nently proper? What is the matter
with Otis anyway?
There is abundant precedent for the
nomination of successful generals to
even the highest office in the gift of the
people. Why should not Otis aspire;
any why should not the Republican
party reward his aspirations? Both
by word and deed Mr.. Mckinley mas
given his unqualified approval TO the
administration OF Otis. When 4 de-
mand was made. by those who did no.
think that all was going we'll in the
philippines. for the removal OF Otis, Nc
l<inley paid no attention to it. We
have the Presidential word for IL that
Otis suppressed the rebellion" in our
distant possessions. With the McKin-
ley sanction thick upon all his deeds
he returns in the guise of a conquering
hero, to the bosom of his family and
his country Are not heroes good vote
getters?
No man could be placed upon the
ticket who would bring so squarely be-
fore the people the paramount issue OF
Imperialism as General Otis. In his
proper person he ombodies all the glory
and benefcence; all the sweetness and
light, the tender humanitarianism and
fluent progress of the new policy. He
was the first to translate into action
the efulgence of the Nc kinley hyper
bole. Who so fit then to appear. side
by side, with that statesman, demand
our suffrages and wallow in our admir-
alton?
Mckinley and OTIS" Why It would
be both the flower and perfect fruit. of
Imperialism. favoritism, deals and Job
berry.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
MAKE HASTE SLOWLY.
GndeN-hpoealO

The framing of a new constitution for
4 State is a tremendous underta!.ing.
and canot nc accomplished with the
stroke of pen. The present Consti-
tuition Should not be used as II frame
work upon which To incorporate
changes. for in that case 1t would he
quite unnecessary 10 have a convention.
The Legislature is fully competent To
give us patchwork job. What we
want now is an entirely new sult.so to
speak. 1t VIII take time. patience.
learning and research. Great, diverse
and complicated Interests must be dclit
with. and two years will not be TOO
much time for study and preparation
on the part of the people Of Virginia.
TO say nothing of the men who may
aspire as members If the convention.
Entrust the work Of providing for the
convention to the next Legislature. and
let the members be selected ut q time
when the prejudices and passions of tho
Presidential fight shall have passed
away, ard when the people of Virginia
will be in frame Of mind 10 choose
the best men regardless OF other con
sideration.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
CUBAN CARPETBAGGERS.
G-tica Observer

People who sim dwell with warm feel
inSs around the heart upon the old
fashioned notions OF strict integrity ana
honesty in ofnccholdcrs, will b. saying
that man could not be 4 greater trait
or to his country by going out and
fighting against her openly In the field
than has been this man Nicely. who has
stabbed her in the back for the SAX.
Of enrichins himself. And they will
also say that should a general on tho
battlefield sleep his tiiTC away unr!tt H.
army 'became disor2aniZed and dsmor-
allied. he would be no more guilty than
this man Ratlbone. Director General
OF Cuban Posts, who allowed his sub ~
dinates 10 take what they chose IL
was on the ground and was paid nv his
country to watch her interests. bat he
seems to have neglected every duty so
completely as TO b. guilty of what pca-
PIE VIII plainly call criminal indiffer-
61cc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
PLAYING POLITICS.

The Republicans in Congress have
I, rugged up what they consider first
class scarecrow They proposed an
amendment to the United States Con-
stitution. which had for its object the
!, substitution of Federal for State con-
strol OF corporations. After a spirited
|. debate IL the House the Democrats de-
feated this measure because it was a
! campaign makeshift. and because. had
GIT ever became n part of the fundament-
Z al law. 1t would have deprived the scv-
Z eral States of o measure of their sover-
I eighty.
Now. therefore. the Republicans con-
cider that they are in a position to meet
the Democrats before the people on the
trust Issue. The scsrrccrow is complete.
I and as IT Is exhibited from the stuenps
Z OF the country. the voters ore expected
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
THE WORLDS GOLD PRODUCT

a result of the Transvaal war, that
has received little attention. Is the vast
reduction in the worlds annual produc-
ton Of gold, consequent upon the clos
ing of the mines of the Rand OF the
three great gold producing countries.
the United States. Australia and South
Africa, the latter led: the temporary
stoppaEc of its mining operations will
naturally cut down the years total pro-
duction of the yellow metal.
Director Roberts. OF the United States
Mint. had estimated that the worlds
production Of gold for 1895 would reach
$500 900. 900; for 1899, $3.50, 900, 600: and for
1900 the phenomenal figure of siOo, 900, :
COO. The closing of the South African
mines. however, cut the total product
for 1899 to 1915 900. 600. and should these
mines not resume operations this year
the worlds production OF gold. it Is
thought. would not go beyond s2i5, OO0,-
900 for the whole year. Greatly as this
would fall below the advance estimate.
it would exceed the production of gold
for any year previous to 1897.
II is anticipated that Australia and
the United States will each show n pro-
duction of about $4,000. 900 in gold this
year The main increase in the pro-
duction of this country is expected to be
$5.o0O.000 In the Cripple Creek section
Of Colorado. and Si,0O0.0O0 in the Klon-
dyke. the total production OF the latter
being estimated at s2O,oOoOOO for the
year
After the South African mines re-
sume operations. 1t is expected that
the worlds annual gold production Will
be pushed to the $500 900, O0OO mark. This
has led Director Roberts to suggest that
possibly the increase in the quantity of
gold in circulation may lead to an adj
vance III prices. under the. we'll known
law that the increase in quantity of
money. of ultimate redemption. raises
prices. as n decrease in the quantity,
lowers them.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.
NOT so MILD.
Baltimore News.)

me gentlemen CT Virginia who have
peen trying 10 convince us that thu
blood houcid is Il mild and gentle ami
mai, ranging III size between an every
gay house rat ard y Kansas rabbit.
made 3n awkward slip yesterday when
they gave Il puolic demonstration OF the
powurs of the bloodhound by inaugur-
ing a irnn-hunt in Nanscmond county.
IN when three hounds were sen; on the
trl1l of two inen who volunteered their
services for the occasion and arterwart.
wished they hadn't. or these hounds
TWO were furnished by one of the sport
ING clubs Interested in The test of the
dogs instinct for following Il human
trail, and weighed about one hundred
pounds each. The other was from the
states Pack Of hounds and weighed sin
~ pounds. We never heard OF either
house rat or 4 rabbit pulling the beam
al those weights. and If the reports of
the man-hunt are 20 be believed it is
quite CERTAIN thas these lliiab-like blood
hounds are not the mild and docilc
creatures that they have been cracked
up 10 he.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
A TYPICAL M'KINLEY
APPOlNTEE.

The Washington Administration has
sought to clear its skirts of the Cuban
postal scandal by the assertion that the
appointments OF that service were care
fully made and therefore the defalca
tons could not have been guarded
against. That contention has already
been cmphatically contrauicted by
lepcciac statement of the circumstan
attending the appointment of Nicely and
Rathbone. and now there comes from
an entirely diifrent source another in
stance OF the looseness with which APP
pointmems are made that Will in no.
wise help out the attempted exculpation
In the Cuban cases.
This latest instance of Mr.. McKinleys
complete subserviency to the spolsmen
was the appointment of John r. Hazel
Judge OF the Western Federal district
of New York. Hazel was appointed
solely on the recommendation of Sena-
tor Plat. and was VIGOROUSLY unfit for
the discharge OF the important duties of
the office. He was mere politician
in the law which is supposed to be a
part of the equipment of judge.
The appointment has created storm
in New York State. The Bar Associa-
ton. n partisan organization. Of
course. has condemned the appoint
ment and has protested against Hazcls
confirmation in the following resolution:
"Rcsolved,that judged by the standard
OF judicial requirement which this as
ISOLATION has repeatedly adopted, that
the career of candidate FOR a judicial
office should furnish unmstakable evil
dcnce Of capacity and fitness 10 dis
charge It's duties this association does
not deem John r., Hazel a tit candidate
for the office OF District Judge. and is
OF opinion that his nomination should
not be confirmed"
But Hazel is not alone incompetent.
as was brought out In the evidence be-
FOR the Senatorial COMMITTEES. He ne
gotiated the famous transaction by
which the United States acquired the
$i5, 900 yacht "Enquirer' at the modest
price of $4,000 For this fine stroke of
business" Mr. Hazel is said to have
received s5oCO for himself ana $4,000
for the other parties who aided him in
engineering the disgra deal.
or such stuff does Mr.. McNiley make
federal judges. Is it matter of spccia!
wonder that when even the bench is
prostituted to peanut politics. the pos
tai Cuban service should be numbered
with impecunious scondreis who hav-
ing done the Republican party's dirty
work. were clamorous for payment?
some idea Of the Indignation aroused by
this scaniolous appointment of Hazel,
may be had from the declaration of the
Philadelphia Public Ledger, a thorough
paced Republican newspaper that sit is
an extraordinary and discouraging
thing that the President. who is the ma
tional guardian of the judiciary. should
be induced by disrepu,abie political
bosses to appoint men OF such char
actcr TO the bench that the whole ma
ton has to unite in crusade TO keep
them off it,"
Extraordinary and discouraging' is
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
AGAINST SUNDAY GOLF.

The Woman's Sabbath Alliance. of
New York City, has begun a crusade
against Sunday Golf. Indulgence on
sunday. in this fashionable amusement,
Is said To be very common in the vcin-
!ty Of the metropolis, and in the purleus
of the SUMMER resorts. The plan pro-
posed by the Sabbath Alliance. which
is a more or less fashionable organiza-
ton, is that when 1t scatters for the
summer. each member shall take along
n plentiful supply of tracts which Will
be distributed among the Golfers at the
resorts patronized by the members. This
Is expected to prove n powerful coun-
ter-irritant 10 the longing for n Sunday
afternoon game as the recipients OF the
tracts can sit on the shady piaZZas, read
the tracts and enjoy themselves An
other remedy proposed by the Alliance
is that women a'5stain from playing on
sunday. and in consequence the men
are cXrocted TO soon cease to take in
tcrest in the gamc."The president of the
Alliance, who outlined this plan. says
that the players not only whack the
tiny spheres about the green on Sunday,
ou, that they also indulge in drink
Sng and profanity" and so set bad
example to the callow caddies who are
kept away from Sunday School, 10 give
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
TWELVE PAGES.
TUESDAY, JUNE .. 1900.
IMPERIALISM AND THE PLAGUE.

The United States.isolated and sep
arated from the rest Of the world. rich
and fertile in land, hcalthful and salu-
brious in climate and productive in
soil, has ever been remarkably free
from epidemics and plaques. On the
contrary, Il gracious Providence has
blessed the land with riches, health
comfort and prosperity and peace.
1t is with plying eyes,then that the
American looks upon the famine and
disease-stricken districts of the world
News comes from India that the chole-
ra Is carrying away thousands in the
Northern District of bombay, and that
in the city of Bombay alone. the death
rate has reached G. in the last seven
days. In Palampur Staae. another dis
trict OF India nearly five thousand per-
sons died In three days. Nearly all these
deaths are in the famine district.
From Hawaii comes the intelligence
that hundreds are dying OF the Plague.
necessltating the destruction OF thOus-
nnds of dollars of houses In order TO
prevent Infection From the Philippines,
the news has leaked through OF the
Plague in that Republican home OF the
ofllce-seeker.
This is all so far away from home
that one must use the magnifying pow
ers of the telesc .ie, upon his feelings.
in order properly to appreciate and feel
, serves it's purpose. 1t makes Amcri-
cans grateful for the country OF homes,
peace, prosperity. and health. in which
they live; realizing how beneficial it is
to be free from the evil conditions of
the old world and the Islands OF the
Pacific.
And now comes the sad part OF It ALL
Through the kind CO consideration OF
Mckinley and his friends. our soldiers
sent to Cuba brought back with them
yellow fever and small poX. Our soldiers
ct Hawaii, when allowed to return. will
doubtless bring in a case or two OF
plague. While the men in the Philip
pines are fikely to become contaminat-
ed with diseases common in that coun-
fry. Already the plague has manifested
Ttself In San Francisco. Let us hope for
tthe BEST and that the splendid facli-
;stes at hand for lighting epidemic and
tdlesase. may prevent contagion and
Skeep America what she has so long
Ibeen-the home of the free, the happy
land contented. The present adminstra-
f4ion may be answering for its work for
kyears to come. and may find thousands
of mute monuments Ito its vain glory
tnnd imperialism) In cemeteries all
over this vast country.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05

1t is announced that an agree .hent
has been reachedby the Sugar Trust and
the Independent refiners. and that rs a
result, the long war is at an end. 1t is
understood that new company Will be
and that the price OF sugar will begin to
advance by leaps and bounds. If this
shall turn out to be we'll founded, the
predicament of those who have been
pointing to the Sugar Trust as an ex-
ample of how trusts lower prices wiH be
dWkGrd
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
sALAnIEs oF crRAN HrRors.



From the very beginning or our mill
tarY but o. course hen rnant ana all
truistic occupation IF Cuba, the Uni
led S;atce authorities. especially l.,
Havana. but also In less degree nj
santiago md p1rhaps elsewhere have.
been appointing to very desirable sala-
and statesmen. The salaries in question
range from 5000 10 ST 000 per annum-
the smaller matters need not count
and the officials invested with these
more NJ less Trincely rorGuisites remain
objects of public interest and solicitudr.
The American people have been won
derinG. for months past. rs to the Gu
Ban heroes who. under our israns1tinn.
enjoy cmolumrnts equal 20 thcsa he
slowed upon United States Senators.
end larger than those given to the As
siStant secretaries In the different d.
nartOcnts OF our homo government. |:
| has occurred Ia many intelligent and
thoughtful men To ask why Senior Don
Something Qucsada was endowed with
salary or $5.000 year ana practically
unlimited "exrenses;" why Quintin
Bandera. n professional hriGand. was
put upon the payroll; why Gen" san
gully. 4 notorious loafer and agitator
who VAS chased out Of Havana nv the
police under Gen. I.udlow's administra.
ton has since been appointed to s.. GOr
year on account Of som> Yet occult
services: why. in fact. the whole lis. O,
the Cuban incendiaries and drones has
been consulted in order TO find objects
for promotion and enrichment ut the OK
iensc of the taxpayers and property.
holders Of the island.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
a CHANGE or K-KEEPERs
Ipit.sbMrr Post

The war department places the re-
sponsfbllity for recently dts'C0vCrT1 pCC-
ulaiion with puDlic funds in Manila on
pad bookkeeping" Bad book -keepin;
has been become a chronic complaint
with this administration. l; prevails in
the Philippines. is epidemic in Cuba.
raging in Porto REQ. and has made
his appearance in the colonial accounts
or the Washington p0stofiice. The reo-
pie may take Il notion this fall to in
stall both honest ard competent book
kccDers
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05

impetus to the work. letters have been
addressed to three hundred and sixteen
clergymen. asking them to preach spe-
cial sermons against the new form of
Sabbath desecraticn.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
TERMINAL HOTEL
WEST POINT VA

WEST POINT VA
This delightful summer resort Is now
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very low ones. are made Frank a. Tev-
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
ROCKINGHAM VIRGINIA SPRINGS

Health. JOY, Peace Plenty; Inexpensive.
Circulars. address G.. II. HOPKINS q
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
WHY sPooNER SUCCEEDS.
(Staunton S9ecta,or.D

Mr.. Srooncr. who has been defending
the administration in all that has hap
ncned lately shows up very well in thot
capacity. though the fact must not he
overlooked ,hat Mr.. Spooner began his
career defending criminals.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
SUMNER RESORTS.
VARIETY SPRINGS
AUGUSTA COUNTY VA

AUGUSTN COUNTY. VA.
OPEN JUNE 9Th TO OCT. lS;r ,oa,
Situated on the G. & o. railway in ~.
AllcShanics. Offers many advantares Si1
varieties of mineral water. Hot ana 80
heaiing baths: hotel and cottages new onJ
nicely furpished; service good: rates roS-
sonabc: Write for booklet; special rntcs
TO families. Address Variety Springs. Va .
ii: G. EICHELBERGE Err. Prop 80
icl-2ialn
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
mid, Painless, but
wonderfully Effective.

THE GENTLE so].o2TIING, TREAT
l'ircy. pcnctra,es to every recess of The
SCOT ING TIE EXPLANATION.
HEALING DECORATIONS, AND RE
STORING HEALTH AND NiGOR TO
ALI THE DISEASED TRACT 1t has
broucht Joy To the hearts OF many.
Tho FOUL DISCHARGES OF THE
NOSE Bi.COME SWEET AND PURE.
'rIIt, HUSKY VOICE BECOMES CLEAR.
THE HACKING COUGH D!SAPpEA RS.
TIL IT, HAWKING y y - SPLITTING
CEASES AND THE BLOOD. NO
LONGER POISONED BY ABSORBING
rilE UNCLEAN DISCHARGES. CAR
llt:S lIl.NI.TrI AND STRENGTH INTO
EVERY PART or TIE BODY M
Whcrc Is Try fIC7T-TITF7 r707v0r more marked
,han in Ear troubles. FULLY 90 PER
CENT. or ALL CHRONIC EAR DIS
FOR such cases TIES TREATMENT is
ALMOST \ SPECIFIC II used I'm time.
This Is we'll illustrated by tho casc of
Capt. J. " HnNlor. a railroad conductor
rcsidiuis at Iambert'S Point. FOR SEW.
EIAL YEARS. RESULTING FROM CA
TAI;RIl. MS LEFT EAR HAD BEEN
ALMOST TOTALLY 1'EhF. TO HEAR
\ WATCH III. HAD no HOLD TT III
RtCrLN AGAINST Ills EAR. y dozen
years ago such Il case would have hccu
ncurablc. but y COURSE OF TREAT.
MENT RESTORED HIS HEARING;
COMPLETELY. i.ut If YOU want To he
sure Of Il cure take ii i'm time Don't
wait until YOU have been deaf as n nos,
for % years ana then come. cxpcctinl. a
miracle. lie scnsibc-hcsin now
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
EorAI. DISTANCES

(Newport News T!mes)
The constitution follows the flag"
and the flag follows Aguinaldo. One is
about as FAR behind as the other.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05

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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-16

Millions will be spent in politics this
year. We can't keep the campaign 60
ing without money any more than We
can keep the body vigorous without food.
Dyspeptics used to stsrve themselves.
Now Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you eat and allows you to eat all the
good food you want. 1t radically cures
stomach troubles. Qniett & Ayres Drug
Co.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-16

THE DREAD of people with weak
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AND TAR, if taken in time, cures the
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-16

Bunco-steerer-That ere gold brick,
Podner, represents two years Of hard toll
in the Klondike! Farmer Greene-Shake
ole boss! I've got one that represents
six months hard toll in Moose Medder !
You amt the only guy that's got stuck
on 'em!
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-16

"This youth" announced Charon.
twas an migrate" The imp smiled dia-
bolically. HE will be an in crate very
soon." Then the furnace opened and
the pokers ratified.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-16

A Denver preacher is advocating mu-
nicipal control of the saloon business.
This would, at least, he a. change from
saloon control Of municipal business.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-16

The 'littie yellow doctor" is term ap-
piled to the lemon on account Of its me-
dicinal qualities.