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The daily news., 1900-04-11
NIGARAGUAN TROOPS
LANDED IN COLOMBIA
American Warships Hasten
to Scene Of Trouble.
WAR SEEMS INEVITABLE

Costa Rica Preparing to Erpel Hostile
Invasion situation CriticaI-IIOstil-
tiles May Open at Any Moment.
Americans VIII Not Interfere.
WASHINGTON, April lO.-A Nicara-
guam military expedition i Said to have
landed at Chriqui, Colombia. and the
cruiser Detroit has lett Port Lima, Costa
Rica, for that point.
Acting Secretary Of the Navy Allen
sald he did not know there was any con-
uection between the two events, but It
is believed that the Detroit has gone to
Chirigui TO observe the conduct Ot the
Nloaruguan expedition.
The American minister 10 Costa RIca
and Nicaragua and the commanders ot
the Philadelphia and Detroit are acting
Tnder instructions 10 preserve the peace
Of Central America by every proper
means.
Cuiriqui Is not far from the southern
boundary Of Costa RiCa Ii has been
believed by the authorities that the ten
sion between Nicaragua and Costa Rlca
was very much reduced a. "A result Of the
good offices Of Mr.. Merry, and the San
Jose government, apparently thinking
there was no further danger Of hostih-
ties, began TO discharge the troops has
tily levied and 20 reduce the guard. In
formation received here Is that the Mic
araGua expedition was carried TO Chlrl-
Qui by the NiCaraguan transport Mono
tOmbO, 50 that the movement Is regarded
as IA government one for which Nicara-
qua cannot avoid the responsibility. In
some quarters il has been looked upon as
filibuSteTing expedition intended to and
the revOlutiOniStS i'll Colombia against
.hn BOgDta government. 1t was pointed
our. however, that the seat of the revo-
luton in Colombia is i'll the state Of Pan
anna and not in ChiriGui.
There i reason To believe Costa lslCa
was advised Of the d,spatch of the Mica
raguan expedition and the information
may have been given to Commander
Duncan Kennedy of the Detroit by the
Cossa Rican authorities. Ii Colombia
permitted the landing If the expedition
and allows =, NIcaraguan= 10 use lts
territo-y a. la sc of operations against
Costa Rica, the latter country VIII have
good ground for damages against the
BpC0tu government.
Having been informed of the landing
Of the expedition AT CllrlIui, II Is pre-
SuuIrd that Costa Rlca has taken meas
urrS To defend herself from attack.
1t i not believed Commander Ken
urdy Will fnrCibiy interfere with tn"
Niclraguan exp 'dition, but he may ~
bis uDOd offices tu prevent Il from carry
ing Jut any hostile design.
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SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.
3 ers Continue Very Active in the
Free state.

LoNIoN, April II Fighting wa-
resumed at Wepner this morning,
where the Boers are attacking Geu.
Brabant. They are pouring shetland
shell into the town. This i the tAird
day of the battle. The British losses
there Monday were IL killed and q
wounded. IL i cloudy to-day and
tie EeiiDgraph cannot be u-eu t. re-
Varf progress of the battle, but aidi-
tlouu British troops are bein.
rG-..-d 20 the scene.
L"-C Roi er = reports, under yes
--I8ey'> date, that the. Beers lave
been very active during the last few,
day. one command l. on the north
bans OF the Orange river 1T far
iron All!wal North, while smother
j. attacking WepneT. The Garrison
l. holding out biave!y and i iufljct-
iu- ueayy losses Oh the Beers. one
British officer has been killed. Lord
Roberts does not mention the al
legged BTiJl~H reveIse at MeTkat-tou-
JeIu ard the BoeT reports are dis
credited.
Gen. Gltacre. who was -ignally
a t-ated 10y the Boers, has been re-
called. practically in disgrace. Gen.
t1erm~ide has been appointed TO the
command Of the Eleventh division.
The Beers opened fire on Glands
laaZte again early taiS morning and
are Smelling the British camp from
three positions. A British recon
nOit,riug force found the Beers we'll
fortified. They have again mounted
Long Tom.
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INTERESTING CASE IN COURT
Argument Begun I'm suit IF Rothschild
Against southern Railway.

MEMPHIS, April l0.-In the United
States cJarr Yesterday was begun the
trlal of one of thn most interesting cases
in the history of railroad litigation.
Judge Hammond. sitting IL chambers,
heard the op .ning argument IN the ac-
tian Il d, minority stockholders ot
The Late Memphis and Charleston rall-
rRid l-..,n~- th, southern Railroad cuu-
nanv. "A suit Wl,,h was instituted IA
Aug,ls-. I>.4. hv simon Rpth~cnI.d. "a
cluz.a of Sew York. who WAS "a large
sr,.l.holdrr m Jhe Memphis and Charl =
ron railroad. His contention IN brief
va, rEat rhe southern Railroad COM
many. which held the controlling stock
ri the Memphis and Charleston road.
had taken snap Judgment upon the MI
nnr1rv shareholders in forecl0SlnE and
absorbing the Memphis and Charleston.
TheiniividuAl petition was subsequently
iudnr>,si bv ali Of the minority stock
holders and became a joint action upon
their part a.-lipst the Southern.
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w. A. NEAL PLACED ON TRIAL.
Judge BCnrt Refused Motion For
Chan.e Of Venue.

CoLUMBIt. : G.. April .'.-TAe ltt1r-
ney for Colonel W \ Neal. ex-superIn-
tendent IF the pcni;cn;nry, charged
with cIIbezzllu- funds, made hard
fight f1r him Motion tnr change Of
venue was made and argued. bu- Judge
Beuet refused the motion. \ cpltInu-
ance was then asked uu the ground that
material witnesses were absent.
Tie sdt-. promised rri>uuabl" tim"
q Get witnesses. Efforts w"rr then
made Z, qUJ>I all jU.Ir> drawn for this
term, a. was recently done III Charles
roa and >rv yul other counties This
failed. and the final ami unsuccessful
effort wds - qun,h IN, indictments
against Neal Iu varloU, grounds The
case wa- called for trial auj II jurvmeu
had u7'u drawn when rhr Panel was ex-
hauStcd JUrymcn were puto the vulr
dir,'
An extra venirc was ordered drawn.
There are many witnesses for both sides.
Tnc attorney general, with assistants.
i conducting the prosecution, while
Colonel Neal has powerful array Of at
tOTncyS.
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STEEL SHIPMENT TO JAPAN.
,.mIl.tr Two-Story House sent 10
Prime lO~hibitO.

sa. snuIGuA. Apu lO.-A complete
..- tuilt af steel is portion Of the
.s--. t rhe Datch ship WIlhelmina,
F.t. has Just sailed from this port for
..... and Russia. Tho structure Is In
.. ....- and when erected VIII bn two
Isl. -.- u height. l. l. consigned ID
-.a.. lu~hIhIro 81 T. kIo, who believes
. >-... r,-il,ucr viii better withstand
-.. .ar-hTaak,> which an, character
-... -hr district IN which he lives
-aa .-. nf native construction. The
-.r-' wa, buIl' 30 cost Of S2l.4sl.
Resides the house the Wilhclmlua has
-- a,5 I'D her huld bridge materials, To-
-t-..r with nails. spikes and S,29I steel
-..., .r Yokohama. which VIII be- used
.r -G, construction Of the Toxic City
Railroad company. which wlll be- POO
- l,> in length.
.-, Wi,h-lmina viii also put into the
-.-- q NladIvustork. Russia. where she
ar land a cargo of 81 locomotives and
tenders, which are valued ar Si30,0O,
making one of the most valuable CargOes
r. ..ay. This p1rt for many years.
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ward MafekinG. The Beers opened lire
at sunrise with seven guns, including
one lh2-pOunder. This has been the
most vigorous bombardment of the
siege. The BOer siege gun alone has al
ready ired over 90 rounds.
Under cover Of the fire the Boer, adj
vunced u the northern face Of the works,
but retired recipitately on coming within
rife range.
They also advanced ~ tAc southwest
eTn posts. but We're repnlSed
IT, Beers under C0mmandant Jan
Cronje are evidently falling back before
the advance Of the southern relief col
umn and are concentrating with tive
cOnImaHdoS, who are retiring before
Colonel PlumC- III order to make final
effort 70 reduce the town.
All the fort, and outlying positions
are manned, the troops are standing C.
arms aud everybody Is under cover.
Al are convinced that this Is til,
Bocr,' last attempt.
\ djsJatch from Picterlraritzburg saw,
heavy caUuonadInE commenced thi.
morning ia the vicinity of Elaand>
laagte.
\ dispatch from Iady~mith says tn,
Beers have posted big gun on Knight,
hill, north Uf Eaudslaagte, and another
m the vicinity Of Vessels Mex station
The enemy are reported to be- strongly
iatrenched at Helpmallaar.
AdvicCs from Mafeking say band Of
armed Kaffirs left Mafekiug, through
the burghers' lines, during the night OF
April and were followed and sur.
rounded III the bush, where they wert
shelled by a Maxim -Nordcnfeldt gun
The Beers then stormed the kafflr posi-
ton, killing 81 The Kaffirs fought
stubboTnly.
SkirmisheS are reported at Biggars
berg and III the Free State, mostly be,
tween patrols.
A Ladysmith dispatch says heavy fir
ing was heard early this morning in the
direction of Sundays river. 1t cOntin-
ned for a few hours No details of th1
engagement have been received.
II Is expected that the Beers will en-
deavor - retake and destroy the bridge
over the Orange river. Consequently
extraordinary precautions have been
taken. A force of Beers is located IL
miles east. As a matter Of fact, the
Beers practically again hold the Free
State eastward of the railroad and are
greatly encouraged by their successes at
Redddersburg and Korn Spruitt.
Advices from Accra, British Gold
Coast Colony, say: A relieving force of
100 huSsarS has started for Kumassie.
As this body of troops is considered in
sufficient, larger force is being concen-
tratcd III the Hinterland. kumaSsie Is
evidently invested. The Ashanti have
captured several native teachers and
their families. The rising is spreading.
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AN INTERESTING SUIT FILED.
Right of Southern Railway to Operate
the south Carolina Contested.

EpGEFIELD. 5. c., April 10. - The
final papers in the case of Bell s. Davis
against the Southern Railway company
were filed last week. This case involves
the right of the Southern to own. lease
OF operate the South Carolina and GeOr-
gia railroad. Under the act of 1897 No
railroad in the state can own, lease or
operate a competing line of road; and
the road so owning. leasing OF operating
a competing line has To pay a penalty Of
800 dollars a day for every day it owns
or operates the competing hne. The
Southern secured control of the South
Carolina and Georgia road in April. 1899.
The case will not BE- heard probably
before April, 1902, thus making the
Southern liable to fine of 800 day
for two years. or 730 days. which means
a total Of $13, ,OOO.
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SECRETARY CAGES REPLY.
He Sends Statement to House Relative
to War Revenue.

WASHINGTON, April lO.-In reply II
the house resolution asking for inforna-
tion relative to the war revenue tax.
Secretary of the Treasury Gag, has sent
a comprehensive report on thu subject
to the house. For the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1900, he estimates the receipts az
$500. 900, 900, leaving an estimated sur
plus of $40, 100000. For the fiscal year
ending June 30 1901, the receipts ara
estimated at 1896, ,OOO, 900, while the sur.
plus Is placed at So, 2,OOO,OOO Internal
revenue taxes received under war reve-
nue act of June l3, 1898, upon articles
not heretofore taxed, for fiscal year 1899.
were $45, 724, 80 20, and for the first
nine months of the present fiscal year
ending March 81. 1913 ,330 10S.6S.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
WORKS WILL BE REMOVED.
TinpIate Plants to BE Located Near
Wheeling.

WHEELING, w. Va, April lO.-The
American Tinplate company has pur-
chased from the Laughhn Ironworks Of
Martin Ferry several acres of ground
south Of its tinplate mills and it is stated
unoficially that the tinplate mills now
run in connection with the Aetna Stand
ard at Bridgeport. viii be moved to the
Martins Ferry plant.
II is also said that the tinplate com
bine will diSmantle the Cambridge, o.,
plant and move it to Martins Ferry
thus concentrating over the river a very
large tinplate making establishment.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
Daath "fw. w Mann

W. W. Mann, one IF Pensacola :
old citizens and a Confederate Vet
eran. died at his home, corner of
Florida Blanca ana Romano streets,
late yesterday afternoon Of intiama-
tirn Of the bowels. The funeral will
take place at o clock this afternoon
from the family Residence. A large
family and many warm friends
mourn his demise.
a kidney remedy that can be de-
pended on will be found in PRICKLY
ASH BITTRRS. 1t heals and strength
ems. Sold by Hannah Bros.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
La Gripp Successfully Treated.

II have just recovered from the
second attack Of la grippe this year
says Mr.. Jas. A. Jones, publisher Of
the Leader, Mexia, Texas. I'm the
latter case | used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, and l think with
considerable success, only being in
bed little over two days, against
ten days for the former attack. The
second attack / am Satisfied would
have been equally as bad as the first
but for the use of this remedy "a L
had to go to bed i'm about six hOur+
after being stuck with it, while in
the first case | was able to attend To
business about two days before get
ting down." For sale by Hannah
Bros. and all medicine dealers.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
Prisoners at st. Helena.

ISLAND OF ST. HELENA, April l0.-The
Niobe and the Milwaukee have arrived
here with the Boer prisoners. Their
health is good, with the exception OF
four cases of measles, necessitating the
Milwaukee being quarantined. The
prisoners are quiet and well behaved
They will probably land tomorrow. The
governor has been notified of the desire
of the authorities that the prisoners be
treated with every courtesy and conSid.
Grafton.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
Annual Meeting.

PIrTsBURG, April 10. - The annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the Pitts-
burg. Cincinnati, Chicago and St Louis
Railroad company was held here today.
The annual reports shows gross earn
ings $2l, l96, ,8lG. 10; expenses, Slj, ,23S,.
2G9.j7: net earnings, 3, 800, ,j47.I9.
He that seeks finds" He that
takes Hoods Sarsaparilla fluids in
its use pure, rich blood and cOnse-
quently good health.
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DETECTIVES IN CONTEMPT

lud-e Lumpkin Sentences LOOuey aud
Bradley 60 20 Days In Jail.
All aNTA, April lO.-David ). Iooney
aaa William y Bradley, two private de-
-.'-yr, of Atlanta. have been declared
y Judge J. n Lumpkin TO be IN con
'.1It 81 court and were sentenced 70 20
avs m Fulton county jaiL
tt.w minutes after announcing this
-..-l1n JUage Lumpkin granted su-
.'->r3.a and placed the two men under
: "' L1nds. making the provision that
tav t.i f exceptions Is 70 be filed within
q .ay, The case viii be taken 20 the
'u7rr-., c0u-t for final decision. and If
p. Judgment IS Judge Lumpkln Is
.'-ru.i rhe two detectives VIII at once
--. Wing their sentences.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
striker shot In Riot.

N.H TaRk. April IO.-There was a
-.- Namarmock. We>tcheSter county,
..'v... striking lalnrrr> and men hired
.. rhlr places on local improv-
.-..', Dna striker. an Italian. was
'.' . B.. rhIch and probably fatally
.... ~-.u another was shot IN the
..t ... --E,r4l others received lesser
several ~ thr rioters were ar
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KILLING OF OBIE THARPE,
Young NJ Wa >'qt by Ills UncI"
Through Mistake.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, April l).-A letter
ter from "A grntl man in Geneva county
relates the facts Of the killing vi Obie
Tharpe at that plac'.
f. B. Tharpe. Georgian, El' charge
Of a railroad construction camp III Gre
neva A number Of negro loitercrS came
into the camp and started a row among
Tharpe's workmen. and he, accumpan-
led by his assistant and nephew, Obie
Tharpe, ordered them 10 leave, where
upon the negroes showed fight Tharpe
and his nephew went together 70 the
cOmmiSSary and secured shOtguns. As
they left the building Tharpe walked
around it ON one side and his nephew,
unknown TO him, started around on the
other side When he reached the rear
of the store. Tharpe, seeing a man with
a gun coming upon him, fired, and a
minute afterward realized he had killed
his nephew.
Obie Tharpe had been his uncle 5 ward
and constant companion since he was 10
years old, and the uncle is almost crazed
with grief.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
PreacherC Commits Suicide.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, April l0.-News
has reached here that Rev DIR. Joseph
Hemphill committed suicide near Bal
lard by blowing the top Of his head Of
with a shotgun. He is believed to have
been temporarily insane. A wife and
five children are left almost penniless.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
North Carolina Democra :.

RALEIGH, April IL The demo-
cratic state convention il in session
here. Charles r. Aycock will be
nominated for governor.
The daily news., 1900-04-11

ITO many people lose valuable
L time in experimenting with
take Eo,ey'5 Honey and Tar before it is
too LATE. w. \. 'Alemberte.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
Heavy Snow Stnrms

KANSAS CITY, April IL There has
been A heavy fall of snow in Centra
ana Western Kansas, ten inches at
some places, and il i still showing.
The daily news., 1900-04-11

Our Mems Spring Clothing is up
tO-date in every way, The JnO.
White label wouldn't be on them if
they weren't. Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
COMBS CASE GOES OVER.
Nothing Heard From Grand Jury-CaSe
Of State Officers.

FRANKFORT, KY, April 10.-The hab-
eas corpus proceedings begun In behalf
Of "Tallow Dick" Combs, one of the
Gocbel suspects, came up in Judge Can
trin's court today. County Attorney
Polsgroye presented his answer to the
petition Of the prisoners counsel and the
case went over until tomorrow, when 1t
will be argued.
Not much is likely to be heard from
the grand jury until it completes its in
veStigatiOn or returns some indictments
Judge Cantrill has forbidden the local
newspaper men to send out the names Of
witnesses who are called to testify OF to
speculate upon the nature Of the evl-
dence givcp.
The attorneys for both sides in the
cases involving the state officers other
than governor and lieutenant governor
are working on an agreement TO unite
on single case in order tO secure speedy
action by the circuit court and court Of
appeals. 80 that both cases may be taken
20 the United States supreme court at the
same time.
Delighted With Her Reception.
DUBLIN, April lO.-Queen Victoria,
through the authorities here, has in.
formed the citizens of Dublin Of her de.
light at the reception accorded her Her
majesty took her customary drive in her
chair in the viceregal grounds this morn.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
Cotton Quotations.

NEW YORK, April IL Cotton i
quoted to-day as follows: April
9.42; May,9.4I; June, 9.33; July, 9.3I /;
August. $50.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
A LITTLE KNOWN FACT.

That the majority of serious dis
eases originate in disorder Of the
kidneys. Eoley's Kidney Cure Is
guaranteed. Try it to-day if YOU are
not feeling well. w. a. D'Alem-
berte.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II 1t fails 10
rure. r. W. Groves signature is on each
box. 25c.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
FOR SALE
A. a Bargain on Easy Terms.

n q I'II --dTI III Ilt~E IFITIl@.
Sweet Home Farm. situated in the
manufacturing village Of Allen.
Candy Co., Brittle state; Terms Of
sale: lO cents for each gues-; the
person guessing nearest the valua-
tiOn Of said property. Proceeds 10
be devoted % Catholic Bazaar fund.
For PARTICULARS apply 70 agent.
WEST FLA. STEAM BAKERY.
The daily news., 1900-04-11

...-eimer Fishel Clo.hing l.
.eal ia every respect TO made-to-
-arments. See the new Spring
.-.tta.> AZ Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
Spring Fever.

During the winter, extra work i
thrown upon the various organs Of
the body. Spring makes this mani
fest. The appetite becomes poor.
sleep restless, bowels cpnstipated !;
sometimes there is dyspepsia, liver
or kidney troubles. Life seems not
worth living. This is the time to
take Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
1t is better than any other spring
tonic in the world. 1t refreshes,
strengthens. rebuilds. A Private Rev
emue stamp covers the neck Of the
bottle.
The COnquerOr Hostetter's
OF Stomach
Stomach Ills Bitters
The daily news., 1900-04-11

An elegant assortment Of trunks
and valises at Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
ROSS & cos
FLY SCREENS.

We aim TO have all goods on sale
thoroughly reliable, because there is
such a thing as maintaining the
grade all along the line. and no mat
ter how low an article may be
priced at this store you caH rely on
its quality at all times. We keep
only what we can recommend, and
we recommend only what We know
is trustworthy. When We tell you
the merits of purchase you can
rely on the assurance. Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-11

Do not fail to read the advertise
meut Of TEETHINA in this paper.
The daily news., 1900-04-11

The trial Of the case Of Baus v.
the Pensacola Land and Lumber Co.,
begun yt tsterday, was continued to-
day.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
Cramps, Dysentery, Cholera MOrbus,

Cramps, DySen'ery, Cholera MOrbuS,
diarrhPa, and, indeed, all bowel
complaints quickly relieved by
PERRY DAVIS PAIN-KILLER a safe,
sure and speedy cure, for all the
troubles named. Every reputable
druggist keeps a supply. Each bot
tie has full directions. Avoid sub
stitutes, there is but one Pain Killer,
Perry Davis. Price 25c and soc.
The daily news., 1900-04-11

We make Clothing to order, and
the greatest merchant tailoring con
Germ in the world; satisfaction and
perfect fit guaranteed. Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-11

" named r. Presson. Of Pres
.. hJu-.. wrote "a letter the
day. saying the opinion Of
..".Iy ia hiS town who has used
Honey and Tar i, that 1t l.
|.'F oe-; medicine for la grippe,
.>. cough. etc. W. 4. ID Alem-
The daily news., 1900-04-11

New spring arrivals in silk Neck
wear, at Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-11

r.,. =. g. April l0.-The de-
.t the cutt0n manufacturing
r ~aurh Caroliua for the first
.l- .t the pres, ut wear l. some
u.ual The capital invested
.-.-> and additions 20 JheSe al
.-- ..ra-l.u exceeds S5, 900
The daily news., 1900-04-11
Delighted With Her Reception.
An Honest Medicine for La Grimm

An Honest Medicine for La Grippe.
Geo. w. Watt, of South Gardiner.
Me, says: Il have had the worst
cough, cold chil's and grip and have
taken lots of trash of 30 account but
profit 70 the vendor. Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy is the only thing that
has done any good whatever. / have
used one 81. cent bottle and the chills,
cold and grip have all left me.
congratulate the manufacturers Of an
honest medicine For sale by Han
nah Bros. and al medicine dealers.
The daily news., 1900-04-11

CrOssett's Young America IS shoes
for young men, the best shoe in the
world for the price, at Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
0M,1y
~D@@

PiStachiO Cream Wafers-sOme-
thing new. Your dealer should have
them,
The daily news., 1900-04-11

CrOsset: celebrated SO and $3.50
Shoes, at Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-11

We JOGU soon recejUe o.
Ji11e /ct Of pHte1t JOjRdOlO
HJOnin6S, JOUt fOT them.
WGTStOB d Finch.
The daily news., 1900-04-11
Bombardment Of MafekinG

News has been received of the ad
var. af t,c sn-tl. .rn ~cliaf column to
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-02-10
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Prosperity is a practical thing, not
a thing OF sentiment, and those who
decry prosperity and attempt to retard
IL for the sake of promoting the inter-
est of some political party care more
for politics than they care for the well
fare of the old commonwealth Rich
mond Times.
Goebel became conspicuous by maxi
ing himself an assassin. He plotted to
make himself governor of Kentucky
by the assassination of representative
government under the cover OF cum
ningly unjust system of laws OF his own
devising. There was a counter-plot TO
defeat him in this assassination by the
ounter-assassination Of that which is
oven more fundamental than represen-
tative government--socjal order itself,
One day last week, in the very houl
of his civil triumph he was assassi-
mated, falling apparently mortally
wounded into the arms of two Of his
friends. one a notorious assassin, the
other notorious bravo.-New York
World