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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18
NEWS OF FULTON.
Services Mt the
and General,


"a Great Charge Against A Preacher
will be the subject of Rev. J. T. Rout-#
tens sermon at the Denny-Street Meth.
odist Episcopal Church to-day at II
a. M. Rev. ]. Powell Garland, D. D.,
presiding elder Of the Richmond District,
will preach at 7:45 P. NJ.
The pulpit of Fulton Baptist Church will
be occupied on both occasions by its pas
tor, Rev. 3. cabell Henins. At II A NJ.
his subject will be Buying What Is Not
for Sale.'. At 7:45 P. NJ. he will continue
his s;ries of Sunday-right sermons "On
what Baptists believe. and why. Ills
subject for tomorrow night will be BE
levers, and Believers Only, Should be
Baptized
Miss Annie Basby. who has been quite
sick at the residence Of Rev. B. Cabell
Hening, is able to be out again.
Mrs. D. ]. Anthony is visiting friends
and relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. Walter Bottom Is still sick, at his
residence. 1912. Williamsburg Avenue.
Douglas, the youngest son of Mr.. 3. ] ;.
Sutton. who has been confined to his
bed for the past year, was operated on
s this week to shorten one of his limbs,
which was left deformed from an attack
Of fever in his infancy.
Miss Mary Meredith. OF Glaze, Va. is
visiting her brother Samuel, on Williams
burg Avenue.
St Mrs. Rowlett, who has been quite sick
4 AT her residence, on Louisiana street for
several weeks. is able.to be out again.
Miss Julia Markcum is quite sick at her
residence, H4 Denny Street.
Captain Frank Thompson Is slightly In
disposed at his residence, sos Nicholson
Street.
Rir.: w. a. Williams. of 3 sos Nicholson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18
Cure Guaranteed
Chicago.

oveicomc with horror at having so near
" been murderer, that ne tainted in
The courthouse upon hearing his sentence
last court, but this time his physician
gave him "a stimulating potion, and ms
lawyer got his sentence committed to one
month in JAIL and he didn't exactly faint
in court. but tried to.
The evidence showed that three or four
young men were on their way home from
some unfrozen mountain still-all CT them
intoxicated. One of them went few steps
ahead OF the others and John Mathews
took deliberate aim at him and fred at
the back of his head. He narrowly MISS
ed murder.
George Trip, an Enslishman, was tried
for stabbing Walter Taylor, and so in
juring his left arm as to render 1t use
less. Walter Taylor, aged seventeen,
made the assault on Trip and while
choking him received tne wound. Trip
is an inoncnsiTe, law-abiding citizen.
we'll educated-a graduate from King VIII
liam College in AIaryland-and has been
a good citizen He had some words with
Taylors mother and when the hoy came
home the woman sent him to thrash the
Eng,ishman. He, living next door
watched his opportunity. and when Irlpp
stopped down by his hog-pen to gently
ishent, the boy came up behind him and
took a vicious grip of his throat.
He says he was being choked to death
in his own door-yarG. with his infant son
standing as the only witness. He drew
his pocket-knife and cut the assassn's
arm so that he loosed his hold on the I'M
comfortable Adams apple. Taylor was
badly stabbed and secured the first war
rant.
At the trial this week, while the evil
dence was wholly damaging to Taylor
from a technical standpoint, although he
would seem to have had proyocation in
the defense of his mother, no matter who
she be-still his mother-Tripp made a
mistake in the cross-exaninahon ard con-
tradicted his plea for self-defense.
He was sent to Jail and got fine of ff-
ty dollars and costs.
This makes the game worth 4 hundred
dollars-besides the loss Of franchise,
which he seems to feel worse than any
thing slse-since he only resigned his al
leg;ance to the Queen last fall. and Sc
cured the right to vote, SO as to vote for
free silver.
Some Indignation is expressed at this
sentence. and public feeling of the best
citizens is with Trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18

March Ii, 1900
To Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Company:
Please add the following new sub
scribers to your catalogues:
94l-Associated Merchants. Collection
and Law, 1llo East Main Street.
sl1-Beaucha,np. Nv. b.. Residence. 1910
East Marshall.
7O39-Eryan. Belle s, D. n. and F. *,
Nineteenth and Grace.
s13-Bell. John T.. Builder, 6 South
Seventh Street.
96l-Brown. Or. A. g., physician. 200
West Grace.
Heb, Carniva, Committee. s1s E. Main.
1907 West Broad.
7I-Dea:he w B.. Wood and Coal.
1905 Church Hill Avenue.
S50-Davison, III. w. f., Dentist, Go9
East Main
2ess55-Froehling, Henry. Residence. 1119
West Main.
G22-Franlslin House, Boarding, 1905 East
Franklin.
7Si-Heltz & Co. Edward. Stock
Brokers, 1912 East Main.
lo.a-Hotel Reformer. Hotel, 800 N. First.
SOi-Henson. j. W., Physician. 8 North
Third Street.
Co6-Kellam, f. &c, Hospital. Twelfth
and Bank.
S4-Leonard, Geo. A, Green Grocer,
2509 East tBroad.
S37-Lswis, ]. T., Residence, sos West
Grace.
ss7-phillips. ]. O.. "a Co, Paper Boxes,
1904 East Main.
2o2-Prudental Building and Trust Com
pany, 1l0S East Main.
S92-Polis. Charles, Residence. 1901 West
Clay.
l2s4-O1to's Parcel Delivery, 4so S. Pine.
9Go-Ryan, Smith &. Talman, Furniture.
Cos East Broad.
SSsss-Rose. ]. T.. Timer, and Plumber,
e2s East Broad.
797-Sattertleld. John L.. Produce Ship
per, &c North Eighteenth.
$3.50. Atlantic Life Insurance CO..
Chamber of Commerce.
1077-Thoa1pson, j. IL, Grocer, 1215 West
Main.
1ap-Tanner Oil Co. Paints and Oils.
14l9 iEast Main.
Sa2-Travers-Tinsley Warehouse, Ferti-
l.sers. Twenty-second and Dock.
3e9-yirsinia Club. 26G5 East Franklin.
2l5-Woodfin. Samuel e, Residence, 1902
East Grace.
1eesSl-WhitlocA, nNm. B.. Residence, $40
North tTwenty-fourth.
aSs-Warriner. Mrs. Julia, Residence. is
South Eighth.
45S-Niley. G. w. H.. e5l1 East CLAY.
C. p. M'CLUER.
4 General Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18
HON. MARSHALL MCCORMICK
Has Returned Homo Nearly Restored
to Health.

Has Returned Home Nearly 1Acseoreu
to Health.
.BERRYVILLE, VA, March 16.-Spe-
ciaI.-Hon Marshall Mccormick has re-
turned from Clifton Springs, n. Y. very
much improved. and will soon be able
to take charge of his business.
Mr.. James Tyson Dortch returned TO
this place last week from West Point.
N. Y.
Mr. w. w. Hutchinson. of Washing
ton, was in town last week
Miss Margretta Mccormick has return
ed from a visit to her sister, Mrs. j. J.
Mccormick, at Norfolk. Va
Miss Rebecca Green, of White Post.
is visiting Miss Burnie Crown
Mrs NJ. J.. Coke left New York last
week for Germany to visit her daughter
Mrs. Ernest Haddeaus.
Miss Maria Garrett Mcclure IS Vislt-
ing relatives in Richmond
: Miss Cabell, of Alexandria. IS visiting
Mrs. a. Moore, Jr.
Mrs. Province Mccormick has gone to
La Platte. Nd. to visit her daughter,
Mrs. J. B. Henry.
Miss Nellie Page returned from WASH
ington last week, after visit OF several
months.
Miss Emily H. Smith has returned
from an extended visit to New YORK
and Washington.
Mrs. F.sv. Tilford is visiting her ia
Their, Judge 81. c. Moore.
Miss Minnie Mcclure is visiting her
sister. Mrs Louis Hyde. in New York
Master Lawrence Milton is at home
from Roanoke. where he has been at
tending school.
Miss Mary Mcdonald, OF Jefferson
county, is the guest OF Miss Katherine
Mcdonald.
Mr. G. c. Shepherd is home from Rich
mond.
Misses Hattie and Lucy Helvestine
have been visiting the family OF Nj
George F. Walker. OF Charlestown. w.
Va.
Mr.. w. E. Hoffman left last week for
Richmond to attend meeting of the
State Council of the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. at
which he represented the local council.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
Appropriately Celebrated by the Local
Catholic Societies.

SiLnOlIC
All the societies of ST. Patrick's Church
met at $50 o'clock yesterday morning in
the school hall, at Grace and TWenty-siXth
Streets, and attended mass In BODY.
The services at the church at 10 o'clock
were very interesting and impressive.
High mass was celebrated by Rev. Faith
cr McKeefrey, who preached an eloquent
sermon on st. Patrick He spoke on the
life and work of this great saint, nam
ing him one of the brightest lights in
ecclesiastical history.
Bishop Van de Vyver and all the Cath
olic clergy attended the service The
music by the choir was of high order.
The programme was as follows:
March. entrance. Clark; Mass, Grorza;
veni Creator. Spott; Jesu Redemptor,
Lambelotte; March, exit, selected
The custom of having parade on ST.
sPatrick's Day was discontinued, and on
account of the Inconvenience of Saturday
night, the usual supper was not given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18
MATHEWS COUNTY.
True Bill Against the E1-Treasurer.
New Line 81. Steamers.

TTTCHETTS. VA, March Especial
A true bill was found asainstL c. Thom-
as. ex-Treasurer OF Mathews County, Tor
defalcation in the County Court Mon
day.
The most severe rain and wind storm
of the season has been raging all day.
The steamer Mobjack, running between
Norfolk and this county. had very
rough experience coming up the bay,
hut no damage was reported. except
"a general shaking UP of all on board
"A daily line OF steamers Will begin
tomorrow between Baltimore and. Fitch
settss for the Transportation OF fish and
oysters, the hauling Of which has grown
to be great industry here
The grip is quite prevalent In the coun-
sty. IN some localities whole families are
down with tt -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18
lengthy Hearing.

Monte Grimm. charged with Great
ing a disturbance and assaultins
Thomas STABLES on the. premises of Mrs
". P. shepardson, in Hearico, on the lth
day OF March, was up before Squire
Lewis, at the Henrico County Court yes
terday morning.
The evidence In the case consumed the
entire morning. and was finally ended
by Squire Lewis, who fined Grim. 81 %
and scasts. and put him & under az bond
for good behavior for 81 moi ths.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18
PROMPT, AS USUAL.
richmond. Va. March is. /.


S. Galeski. Esq. Supreme Secretary
American Guild. Richmond Va.
Dear Sir.-On the Sd instant was be-
reft by death Of my husband Lafayette
j. Ca-neal. who MAS member Of the
Guild. PIT offs of death were forwarded
to the Supreme Chapter on the 18th, and
have this day received check from
the American Guild for the fun amount.
notwithstanding the fact that under the
terms OF the certificate the claim was
not due for ninety days. The prompt
ness with which the claim was paid
Guild. 5ss
Thanking you for prompt settlement, I:
remain. Il 81
Very respectfully.
.. MRS. FANNIE D. CARNEAIk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18
TAINTED in COURT.

An EnEiishman Who Declares Citizen
ship Soon Loses His Vote.
&EWcASTLE, VA. March ls.-special.
Craig County Court met last week with
an unusnal attendance. The village was
ru,l OF people. one chief reason being 80
many indictments against men for sell
without license.
John Mathews. . young man who was
tried Cor assault on a comrade with a
shot gun. r1th (which he shot him In the
back 81 the head-a desh wound-was SO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18
SHELTER PROVES AN abb.
He Was charged with Criminal az.

Was Charged With Criminal AS;
neutrality-suspicious. Primaries
WooDsToCK.V.A. A., March 17.-spefaL
The trial Of Hugh she f1er in the County
Court to-day resulted IN acquittal. Shef-
aer was charged with having attempted
criminal assault on Miss Lillian aager.5
near Edlnburg. on March Sd. shemer es-
stablished AN alfbi. ~
Republican primaries: were held tlxou1h-
g;vention Will meet hero and - a1sss1 -
Tn tie paItE. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18
"a V : i go 80 70
F;3lir.ot Ne.-{crS.

The funeral OF Rev. DR. a. Brown.
who died at his home. IN Ashland. FRI
day morning will take place from Park
Place NJ dist Church this afternoon
at $50 o CLOCK. The remains will be.
brought to- Richmond on a sueciaI train
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18

Mrs. HVhitchcad's Condition.
Mrs. D. G.. Whitehead was slightly inn
proved yesterday.
She is still unable to speak, but her
mind is perfectly clear, and her. friends
and family feel encouraged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18
DEAL INVOLVED $4,000
Watt P.ow Company Purchases the
Davis Stables.

The Davis stables. otherwise known IS
the Richmond Bazaar and Carriage RAG Re:
pository, have been sold. The purchaser Ter
is the Watt Plow Company, and the
owner, Mrs. Liddie I. Davis Of Balti-
more, was paid $500 for: the property
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18

Very respectfully. - 81
MRS. FANNIE D. CARNEAIk
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-08-17

5ank camas Prairie abve certs ssao r.
ana tue auditor is hereby ordered - =
expense fund, e'''eue
ue loiiowing county warrants lav;n,
I'm oa'iei more than 50 DAYS II i
nerspy ordered that same be paid "a, -
any innds not otherwise appron,is,sJ ~
1859 g & S3s. 20 ~ 10 series
:, ine board here adjourned to 90 -
stuart TO examine certain BRIDGES 80 "
e'unty roads; and TO meet her. ~: u
.ur me transaction of the regular hna; '
neSs OF tue board Saturday n,or, yasl,
July III, 1900 at 9 O'Clock. o'"ihg'
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-08-17
Above to vollmer & Scott. ....,-..s $3.50 20
Following witness certificates assigned

Above to X White. ......,..... .*25l "
II A Greving wit cert to ii b Blake y {
W ID Vincent grand jury cert 49,. IL
w II Sebastian Jury cert N9 70
Dixon or jury assgd TO W Sebastian 20 30
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-08-17

The following claims were examined and
laid over until the next meeting of this board,
the same being indefinite:
z Bradish dpty Shirt 5hoshone Co feeAS5l 90
d NJ Hartman just fees st VS. Mcleod $50. 90
NJ Hartman " John Clarke. 90
NJ Hartman " Woodland Il Sui
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-08-17

have given their consent to the opening Of
aaid road IL Is therefore ordered that said
application be granted and that the roaa
described therein be ana ,he same 10 hereby
declared a county road and il Is further ord
cred at saline be recorded and plated
Petition Of John HauIey 1T al, citizens in
road district no ~ Idaho county, idaho. for the
appointment OF \ carlson n, a oyerseer ~
snii Tfsd district no " Is sfunfed; and II l.
ord red ha' said \ ; ,gris "a ~, saul he IL
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-08-17

AHu TUT HuttItor is htreby OFstred o draw war
rants therefor on the current xpcnse fund.
The claim Of Frank bearing III the sum OF
SlO3. which was heretofoie allowed Ia the su,l,
OF st6si, fs at this time reconsidered and allow
ed in the further sum OF $2S. 10 rs follows.
Frank bearing, labor road dist No IS -. sas Is
And tic auditor IL ordered to draw Il warrant
therefor on the road fund
In the matter of the petition of certain in.
haoitan.s OF Buffalo precinct praying for u new
precinct including the town of Calender ID is
same is hereby established it'll boundaries az
follows, towit: -
Commencing at tho mouth OF Ten Sile creek
at Clearwater river; thence up Ten Mile creek
to IL source: thence essterly along the divide
to the north end Of the Big Buffalo mining
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-08-17

And the auditor 10 ordered to draw warrants
therefor on the current expense fund.
The following claims are hereby rejected:
Charles ]. Mason, witness fees state VS.. Ma
oOu, just court. ...............E %
Frank Forney, witness fees State vs.. Ma
son. just court 49,. 7 90
The following claim Ia hereby laid over uutil
the next regular meeting OF this Board, same
being not itemized:
w shannon, expense viewing roads $40 90
The Board here adjourned until tomorrow at
0O'clock O.. m.
FIFTH TERN DAY.
Friday, July Ii. 1900. the board m It pursuant
70 adjournment of yesterday. Present same as
yesterday. wheIeupon the following pro-
The following claims were examined and
r! = lMsfhSs IND, quar- allowance - IS 90
Ssnos . Is 90
Nrs ] Medley 49, * * ~
3 Vincent pro jdgs quar- salary 49,. as 90
~ ~ s4a1 3 SInf witness certificates assigned to
1WAi1lsr Wit certificate SIS 70
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-08-17
COUNTY FATHERS.
! Proceedings Of the
I Of County Commission
July Term, 1900.

\ l ns:sc. i"
80 Monday, the Ninth day of July. A. D.
~ honorable Board Of County Commits.
J " Ito law q : board OF Equalization.
~ III. W. Petty, chairman Of the Board;
kok and John E. Briscoe. com
}i{,t;s; Fred White, assessor and tax
WI and A. w.. Talkington. CLERK OF the
!sEsI to an examination in detail OF the
I'D, was spent in examination OF said
,Ts 1t roll.
~, n. ard here adjourned until tomorrow at
WI m.
f%lii SECOND TERM DAY.
ttfk July 10, A. D. 1900. The Board met
1t1to adjournment Of yesterday; present
(tfesterday.
yiYky was spent in the examination of as
VI BARD here adjourned until O'Clock
i{tNaorrow.
}fy. rHIRD TERM DAY.
wv eday. July II. A. d. 1900. The Board
Az suant to adjournment OF yesterday.
fglm after Of the assessment OF the real
"a J F0ckler, which was assessed In the
EkthOO II appearing to the Board that
Hlilssment IL too high, 1t is hereby ordered
4. same be and IT IL hereby reduced from
y =
~ ID to make said change.
IA matter OF the assessment OF the Nancy
~ Estate, 1t appearing that the real es-
Mig assessed at $3.50 Is too high, II is here
IN led that the said assessment be, and the
,.idl hereby reduced from $3.50 TO 1900, and
sI collector 10 hereby ordered to make said
IA bard continued the exam ination OF the
4 Aent Roll, and same having been con
f...its for the year 1900 being by the Board
u nsidered, Il Is therefore hereby ordered
va following named persons be and they
eby required to be and appear before this
ION Monday, July %, 1900, at looclock
n lon OF property rendered by them and
SIT them and assessed for the year 800.
~ not be raised or added to, to-wit:
"A bington, F Ailshie, Alexander 4 Freid-
I;ker, J Schwalbach,. CLARK, W Jones,
II Edwards, H A. Greving, J e Gelbach, Mrs
kbss, Anton Hendricks, Hawiey 4 sons,
x1vilie Water Works Co, August Jorgen
y hghsm 4 Elfers, Edwin London Barney
J field, Ed. Liston, Ellsworth Lamb, W
", w A Lister, Bank OF Camas Prairie,
b Miller, Thomas Mann, N McArthur.J
g Q Nail. Mrs ,r NE n E Hayygood, Mrs kiley
II vOnI3argen, vollmer & Scott, W II Zum-
.Hnd the Clerk IL hereby ordered to mott y
1brsons Of this order according to law.
Itpearing to the Board ut this time that
sundfy property In this county that has
Ven listed Tor assessment The tax assess
|jereby ordered to assess all property not
|ffore assessed which can be found III this
W subject to taxation.
Board here postponed further considera-
~ said matters until July q, 1900, at Q
~ 4 m.
sClerk having mailed notices to above
u persons: at this time files his affidavit OF
5e by mail.
/. BOARD here adjourned until tomorrow at
pck u. m.
FOURTH TERN DAY.
lrsday, July ~, 1900. The Board met pui,
to adjournment OF yesterday; present
- yesterday.
Board having finished the examination
} Assessment Roll on yesterday evening,
eded at this time to take up the regular
less OF the Board
following county warrants having been
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-08-17
FOURTH TERN DAY.

NJ
u lrsday, July II, 1900. The Board met pui,
II - yesterday.
N Board having finished the examination
~ Assessment Roll on yesterday evening,
feded at this time to take up the regular
less OF the Board
\. following county warrants having been
I more than 60 days were ordered paid out
;yy funds not otherwise appropriated: Cur
Expense fund 1898, No $40 and 462: 1899, No
az: 1900 Nos 6l4 and 762. Road fund: 1892
rs and 1876.
.h following claims were examined and al
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-08-17
SECOND TERM DAY.

y, July 10, A. D. 1900. The Board met
ito adjournment Of yesterday; present
yesterday.
Wy was spent In the examination Of as
In detail.
BARD here adjourned until . O'Clock
AOrrQW.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-08-17

The auditor is ordered to draw warrants
therefor on the current expense fu nd.
The following claims were examined and
rejected:
Grant Benedict Juror just state vs. CLARK " .
Franklin go. %
Parties being delinquent for taxes.
The claim of w + Smith, juror in justices
court state VS. Mcpherson, having been here
tOfore allowed upon certificate OF NJ Hart
man in the sum of "a 25 is hereby reje cted.
The petition Of Harley stephens ct al for
public road, Is mt this time accepted; and the
accompany wing bond IL hereby approved, and
Frank Hamilton. Geo Seay and W Shannon,
county surveyor are hereby APPOINTED viewers
to report thereon as soon as may be conv enient.
In the matter OF the purchase OF the bridge
constructed across the south fork OF the Clear
water river In the town OF Stuart, Idaho county
state OF Idaho. 1t app caring to the board that
said bridge Is necessary for the use OF Idaho
county:
1t Is hereby ordered that Geo Seay, Harley
Stephe MS aud Silas Cramer, three disinterested
citizens OF Idaho county be. and they are
hereby appointed appraisers to estimate the
value of said bridge, with the view OF the
purchase OF the same by said Idaho county.
The following claims were examined and
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-08-17

WuefitVf OFUCFc0
therefor on the current expense fund.
The petition of Jay NJ Dorrnan ct al for open
ing certain streets In the town of Mt Idaho
Idaho is hereby rejected; the said matter not
being within the Jurisdiction o this board.
The petition of Billy Thompson ct al for the
and for the establishment of certain other
roadssis hereby laid over until the next regular
meeting of this board.
The following road oyerseers REPORTS are
The colored American., 1900-07-21

argument from US will be powerless to
alter or improve.
The Negro of this country has often
set the superior" race some commend
able examples in charity, forbearauce,
and nobility of soul. The Colored
American can afford to be generous,
even when the Post is inclined to be
squint eyed as to Negro virtues. We
prefer to pass over the many nostrums
advertised in the Post, embracing an
array of palmists. absurd specialists in
unnamabIe diseases, suggestive OF
vices and excuses, clairvoyants and
takirs. We presume that these belong to
the business end of the office and that
the editor neither knows nsr cares
anything about the efficacy OF the
same, leaving that to the sdjudica'
tion Of the parties interested, in case OF
Misrepresentation. We read with
much interest," if not always with edi
fcation, the quite well phrased edi'
torials and special articles In the es'
teemed Post, and ID has stellar place
upon our roster of exchanges. We
shall respect it none the less, even if
after this it continues to revel IN the
rhetorical mazes of Hartona literature
in preference to our able, forceful and
scholarly opinion page, with its record
OF race advancement in thought and
morals. What one picks out for his
mental food is simply matter Of taste,
The colored American., 1900-07-21

If the New York republicans are
hunting "war hero" for their guber.
Material nominee, We do not know wbv
Commissioner of Patents, Charles q
Duell will not fit. While the record
does not state that be ever participated
in any OF our great sanguinary c}n.
fiicts, his name is suggestive of battle,
bloodshed and "coffee for two" Wby
not Duell for Governor of the Emp;re
State?
The colored American., 1900-07-21

The National Afro, American Coup.
Gil will make mistake if it takes par.
tisan sides at its forthcoming meeting.
The Negro needs friends wherever he
can find them, regardless of locality Or
party label. The Council will also
find it a profitable move to put an able
organizer into the field-a good taIker
and good mixer, who can give his
entire time to the work. Who can
name the right man?