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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-03-02
Probate Order.

state of Michigan, County ofShiawassee, S.
AT a session OF the Probate Court for the
County OF Sh awassee. holden at the Probate
ONCE fn the City OF Corunna, on Tuesday,
the 10th day Of January In the year one
thousand nine hundred.
Present Matthew Bush, Judge OF Probate.
In the matter Of the estate of Charles A.
Norcross uece ased. On reading and filing the
petition, duly verified OF Emma j. Norcross
Drawing amongst other tn ngs, for the probate
OF the instrument now filed in this court pur-
porting to be the last will and testament OF said
Thereupon 1t is ordered that Monday, the Goth
day OF March, next, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon be assigned for the hearing OF said
petition and that The heirs at law Of said dc
ceased and all other persons interested In said
estate, are required TO appear at session OF
said court then 10 be holden in the Probate
once IN the city OF Corunna, and show cause, II
any there be. why the prayer OF the petitioner
should not be granted.
And IL il further ordered, that said petit
toner give notice TO the persons Interested In
said estate, of the pendency OF SAID peuton.
and the hearing thereof, by causing copy OF
this order be published in THE Owosso TIMES,
q newspaper printed and circulated IL said
county OF Shiawassee. three successive weeks
previous TO said day OF hearing.
MATTHEW BUSH,
Judge OF Probate.
By KATHERINE T.. KELSEY.
Probate Register
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-03-02
Administrators Sale

Notice is hereby gwen that by virtue and In
pursuance OF license and authority granted to
A. D. 1900, by the probate court of Clinton
county, State OF Michigan to sell real estate
belonging to the estate OF Albert Barker, de-
est bidder therefor on the 18th day OF April. A
d.. 1870, at ole o'clock D. m. OF said day at the
south front door OF THE Owosso TIMES ONCE,
No. I23 east Main street. In the city OF Uwosso,
In Shiawassee county State Of Michigan, The
following described premi &c, viz The north
east quarter OF the northeast quarter OF section
numper fourteen uI In TOWNSHIP No. eight
(8 north OF rsnse No one ~ east In Shiawassee
county, Slate of Michigan
Dated. March list, A b. 1900
Jonr q. sCHLEE.
Administrator OF the estate Of Albert Barker,
deceased.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-03-02
Michigan Central Stock Yards, Detroit.

Cattle were active at the Detroit Live
Stock Market. Thursday. March LIST qualty
common; prime steers and heifers, $500 90 90 o.;
handy butchers, S4.0O a 40; common, s2.7o 1
376; Gamers cows, Sl.o0 Oz.oo; stoekers anu
feeders, dull at 90 90 "a 400
Mich cows, quiet at $500 a 5000; calves
active at s. 90 6D 900.
Sheep and lambs, active; quality common ;
prime LAMBS, 1878 90 700, mixed, 4.25 @ b26;
culls $3.50 90 $3.50.
Hogs, active; quality, com; prime MEDIUMS
As 90 al sos; Workers. "a. 95 "a 500; pigs, 81 80 90
g. 80; roughs, 5000 AIS; stays onethird on !;
cripples, 81 90 per cwt. of. 49,
Receipts-Cattle, AIS; calves ilS; sheep 2oOo;
hogs, 1900
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-10-26
Osss' EtyW Opening.
DIAMONDS WATCHES, JEWELRY, s11vERwARE
CLOCKS


WE invite the attention Display Diamonds
the quality,
"O""'e
we
uy can those who
they desire
Canddy
We credit o pices '~e ' eO1'
A~- Below we will mention few price
Solid gold II kt Ladies Watches $22 Solid gold IA k filed Id
Watches $l4 Solid gold 10 KIT filed Watches Sl2 Solid cold
4 Gents Watches from $15 $25 gold 10 1t Gents Watches
" $O S Uod Sd ga s 10 and u 1t Rings from 81 81
Gold Set Plain Rings West Washington Solid Gold Chain Braoe
25c. 49, ' ''eUA' price 'oc-
Sos1S SlverWare Solid silver Teaspoons SO &c. Solid
SILVER tablespoons from 81 $4 Solid silver from az To SI
Sod silver Comb and Brush 81 so All silver Sugar shells
$3.50. ~ f Nn"eS from $i'zo
rogers Goods IAlfdoz Rogers Teaspoons S2 reg
a price hadoz Rogers Tablespoons 81 regular price 23 SO
K % E9g Forks 81 &c. regular price $3.50 Rogers
@ u gDE p1e Us o. Rogers Berry Spoon 81 regular
Trays w. See our prices marked in Siverware window
would require several contained in ou t
inspection
n oF'F'UTT Go TRIBBX
tne numoer-3ll5 SreetWhi
@ vo. 20 Va Special attention
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-10-26
LanSburgh &Bro.
WashingtOn's FavOrite Store.
A Magnificent Showing Of Spring
Suits, Skirts, Jackets, and
.. Silk Waists.
- The NEWEST of the NEW STYLES>
= The NEWEST of the NEW STYLES.

They all the snap the French NODES
American taste OF wide selection
fabric which this
LAnsburgb Bros styles be admired
Workmanship nothing of low prices The Spug
the new century with every facility offered particular
terminating buyer for wide selection reliable restricted s les
Forty of honest protection dealings place
honabS first in the minds of the public
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
10 AFTER JEFFRlEs,
UlyHlmMDnA HAsA TInt I'm champion
MMsL MNnL INN

WtNimMDM sayH IhAt Lbs champion
Must MEET HIM
NBW y0nK, AMI, wv -~ Hob Wlsslm'
mons hns challenged Jim J0lIpleB gW u
iHht 10 bp hold ANN, u, ma haH posted
SD,bOO III forfeit Wtsslmm0IS sAys
tlRt jeitples must meet him on llAt
dRto Op AdInit IN IN afraid on him,
JefFples, who WIN nv Derby, Conn,
AAid p0lAtlve 10 the challenger
~ hAv0 d0fsAted WtNBImMOnH de0is'
lvely Ong0 md think Oan do " again,
bnt ! think " woDld IN pOOp business
policy 10 tigbt pIAht away, rOp Mo iIghl.
going public needs " pDsh Atlll, shnll
allow no eDHAHuMentH No Interfere with
my championship bAtlleH, but ! reserve
the right w sat nalde time 10 tpnin"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
RED HAT ron IRELAND,

NelInyed In Certain OIpaIm TINT tha M
lNnl pValRla VIII In MNda \ %lnrdiDnl
NEW fORK, ANA W. Worlds Homo
sppuiAll Az the p0po,s reception tho
psODtiii baokOnoa Archbishop Ireland
toward bin. from among, Mo twenty
ono cardinals present nnd nsk0d him
whnt le would tall Americans Oh pe'
turning h0ma, Thn archbishop imppO,
yiaad II Hppeoh In. French which heId
the attendant pvolNteH .A@pellh9nnd .f0p
noarly lan minutes, .ArOhbla|nOp Ipo.
land spoke 0f tle Catholic AmeflOaps'
devotion t0 tha holy inn md their do'
siva f0v \ united church
Tha pOpe put questions w him 10 oOn'
yiDQD lhG prNlat6a present NJ tho OrtllO'
dor nature Of Agohbish0p lpelnnd'A
ideRs md NJ prove thet IN II worthy OF
thp cardinals hAt In certain VRtloDN
eiValaa N IN considered almost \ oev'
tAiDty that the crimson Will be con,
fevpad upon him w Vino nokt oOnMAtOpy,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
CAUGHT ~ nogRs,
rvs Nvltlsh Companies TpAppad ann
NEARLY A%DnihllAteh,

rvs bvltlsh Companies TpAppsd ann
NEARLY ADnihilAtsh,
LONDON, AuN W. anf0pd Roberts hAs
Left Pretoria anu hAs fixed his heAd.
auRpteps At WoDdApfDNteln, the seeDD1
station west III MAohAd0dopp, where the
bulk 0f lhs beers In arms APe supposed
70 bs, Wiring from there ANY, W, 10
nBullep reports Tho beers laid u trap
for hls cavalry Any, Vi, opening with
several guns Nh fairly short range, Tho
English gums sIleH0ed Mo beers, bub
when the firing opAsed Anh she pl kt's
ware being. placed tor the night, Dy
some mistake Two companies VI Mn
Liverpool regiment MAp0hed l,DOO f0et
iDtO i hollow In front Of ths main
army, where they Wepe surrounded by
tho U0eps and suffered severely.
"g'hs regiment lOst 10 men killed md
Captain Pioneer, and lb man wounded,
In addition they had IN men missing
hbnllsp's other casualties ANY, vi,
were w men killed, won ndsd W miss
Lord Roberts AIsO wires .hAs General
POle,0aPeW occupied Belfast, neAp
MaobadOdOpp Ana, VA, wlAhOut Opposl'
tlOD,
General Vpen0ll, with f0np bpiHAdes
Of cavalry, IN moving oAst Df MnebAdO'
dOpp
The dlsptoh OF the British command,
sp.in,ehley N south AYpieA, AlSO Aaysl
'WbDpD Nv u welcome green OYER thp
valnt, which hODa mems thNl ONp
riding nna WADBpopt MDlmAls VIII Hnb
grazing shortly They hnyu laped bnnlS
oil lAtD,N
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
Trouble Begins by the Shoots
Inv OF a Messenger Boy
by a Negro,
DLAoks ARE BADLY BEATEN
Mob Deals Out severe Punish
msnt 10 Several OF the
Dark Race,
Policeman win a Prisoner
Holds a Crowd al Nay TIL
HELP Comes,

INV Y0RK, Any, VIA number Of
in0ipient pAee vlOta broke OUT b0ro dup'
Ing Tho dry, the direct oRUne being tho
shooting Of John Brennan, u whltN
messenger boy, by John Davis, AllnH
WAmpllght0p, N Negro, Brennan VIM
Ona OF crowd " boys who Munted
Davis, md " bullet from bio blaoFs
gnn lodged IN tho stomach OF HponnaD
He VIM taken 10 tho hospital md N M
peotad 10 dl0, The sh0OtlnH becoming
noised about the whole whIIe oIe'
msnt besan w search ont negroes,
Before dAybveak James Arnold, oOlOp0d,
wAs attacked by n crowd OF whites and
was bAdly beaten, shortly afterwards,
about two bl0eks away, THO gang dol0d
ont n similar experience 10 Alexander
HAllmtin0, u 00lOpod man, who WIS
passing quietly Al0DH, IN neither oaso
WhrH ARRESTS Ml1e,
A crowd Of whites, lad by VpNnk Mo-
Pike, won't W " history tenement on
hikIieth street., occupied by negroes,
with ny0W9d purpose Of cleaning " 0ul,
They Ind about demolished nll th8 win,
dOWa and incidentally cracked n hand
Np Two when tle police arrived, Mo-
Pike and another man were npvoHledl
Negroes wv IN NolaRm u Prisoner
In th0 afternoon JOsepI Doyle, IN
years Of Rgp, filled bin hnt fnIl " STONES
and tooll hlH gIAnd NJ Wrly'Dnth street
md Eleventh Ayann0, lio HlOnoe1o1
IN lnllNllnH HoAlp wounds on Two e0l,
0pod mon hnInpe u policeman dubbed
and npv0HtNd him.
Officer John " gloapy PLACED under
arrest Tor nh0lna gAasyO William Hop
sOn, A OOlOpel man, He pAHlly UNDER
t00k to taho his prisoner to tho Hla!l0n
through West NSlIeth street. Hero
eoI0vpd people live by the hundreds,
The fnGt thAt 0ne Or their page Was. iN
tha hands Qf u policeman WIN MI lhnt
several 0f tIlom wanted And hnlg " DON
Oh III them Thought thny wOnld poleAne
HOpa0D, Ql0Apy naed hiA club ang
When draw hlA revolver liy thpoaton'
Inv 10 sheet the fpst man tO move no
hold Tho mob WI bay until other police.
men oamn 10 his nd, They ARRESTED
George Meyer, MISC GOl0pad, Gleapy
sAid he etAptad the attempted p0senO,
Meyer vealkt0d arrest WI tlie why. 10 ,the
station, md wheD he aOt there he Ind
several aoplp wounds ono In .paptlM
plAr WRs very lnpN0 Anh " IN, Thought
tha n0HpO's Skull WRA @fpR0tnped
Ile above Avn only " few assaults
which 0AnnN WI llahl by npp1siBt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
EvevytbWg IlpNdy Tov tls AAvNnNM

DAVE Vows, AUG W.T. : INgd HObNVli
haa nrrlysd M Hplrasl u INV Wtlan wAal
MI MAnhMlnH0ph Whppu w Mpf NV
Hedvers HnlIer, Hpteral French nnll
HanwAI Foln GAEaw, kvpgylhInH IA
nav IN geRdUvnHa fm fhe advance
uvltlAb AdmiralV UNys American N0sli
h0knas, AnH, W. mIna hptush MI
mtFaity, NefapdiAH NJ VlW DVilH NAH,
In kNytHE IArHa 0HaAflNas M AlaeglauH
agNt fRT t}n Hfi IN nm Hapt w nam
WAteTs ARa WV Mediterranean
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
tjwnun WIN ynkn \ Unnd,

KNOXVILLE, peDnu any, VISA Ape,
elal w ghe journal And Tplbnnp from
Washington hAya thAt SENATOR liADlA
llAa decided Nd tAke u hAld In thD Ven.
neSsee NepubliAn nHhL between ths
DvOwnlOw And the III, Olny Nvnns tho,
tIOnH md settle III, ThU NOWnlOW ON,
g~NntNtlOn VIVA INV ono veeOyllsed Tor
tIl0 mOst pnpt M philadelphia " IN
tbought 10 Do llle ellef aim Of, SENATOR
Hanna 10 get but ono NH of elsetOpS IN
llA lLnldl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
DRIVES ARE STARTED,
hMmbaTman VIII INV HAVE Nh Hnnpglll
NJ IDNH,

VI HDNM
DULUTH, Ann, WI, Han'he drives Apo
coming along we'll md th0 rains cons
tinUe almost daily, on rivers III Vile
county Lhnt flow north LO lhN lnlpWlN'
tiDnnl boundary md onvvy lOHB DO Gans
adiAn mills, Btitt NJ Howe have inpned
their Daop river drive VI 1900, DDDD rooI
lntO the Div Fork, llelp drive OF
B,b0LOOO reeb on Mo httle Fork they
VIII HO down With nokt w0oA, These
l0us were bnnhad lnst wlnteD and fOp
months " Inns soemed Nm though nothing
would Inko lhom Dnl thlA y0nh lt0Ap
MO coming lnto Olo1Det very, rast lld
th0 lake Sl0pe streams npe nll running
fvpp.y,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
SssO nswAp,.,

FER evidences that will a0Dvlet ans
person or persons for breaking dewl
my fences, leaving natsH epan and iat'
tiNG si0ak out or or driving any Of my
at00k from any Of my fields, stock
branded uF connected,
l0astf George pipvia,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

INV shin chartered ~ Take Ills pHps
OhNsps Home,

Vhp sinh Of pnpAIa, wine Inns taken
speat Interest IN Tho bicycle secret
pOlIG9 on Paris Nh eAe0H on when
always attends him when no laayes
hls paIaQe, hAs decided 10 establish n
similar service In hB own country,
sDNs Tho Paris correspondent III tla
New York World No las bought M
wheels aAd enEAaed Three Instructors
and Two H9pnlpepA, ald IN anGll M NJ
returns n PepaInD bicycle idgHunpd
M strong VIII IN OpgAnIn ~ AFTER
competitive trials 0f Npnnlh darmal
and English mikes Tho sIah purchased
VII hin wheels from M American ~
Qy1Ie COMPANY whoAe exhibits ~ ll6
falv have been u revelation 10 foreign
vIdapa
Vh0 shah has ala0 bonalt aoyen
French napllthN automobiles lf. dlffey'
ami aIEas, TWO American Columbia
mater mVa, IM telephones Mpee
American ph0D0RNpbs, tAn American
sewing mnGhlDaA 0nH pr0nGh. g!ne'
mDlOgWph md M AamHraa, Including
sevavnl IDstRnfape9lA kodaka, Wh0sa
snaP W0pk especially exallaH M wen
Ue Ias Olso bppD lnvesHns fartHBNs
In mrs lGWflvg md furniture A hlg
MIN hRs baGn GhRrfarpd m convey nm
p%HFahRses h0m Marsellps N Persia
ahIRmsRt NJ OHIltayRis nvNRssh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
ybsIv INsl v0smsl Maallns,

UIkMNNAVL NNK W~zITle NNIIOIN1
AHsonInliOn M Mexican WM VatAfMpp
WIN mast w glnMunpM M Sept ~ anq
H. Whla WIN Nkaly bo. tte list formal
mepting M tL1 nNtionRl Nsa0llntl0n, tln
membpvs N which nvo now WI upwards
nj 10 KaMgk nj mo,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

During Me elyll war, ~ vel! " y oa.
Of the WOAt troublesome Diseases ths
army had W contend With, IN many Up.
stances " became chronic and The old
nOldleTH stlll suffer from u, Nh David
Taylor N Wind Ridge, apsele county,
PN,n Ii ono Of these, Tie Nses Chamber,
IAJR'a Cole, Cholera and DIRvlhNa nAm'
Ady and nays ha Davap found anything
that would glya him sAgb quick relief,
" II for sails by 0hRppla Drug DO
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
warrants fOp IynahsVa

BlMInA NJ, w ANY, VIA. special
from Canton NV anyHIa WAgvAnle
bNv0 bppn npplied fw Wv Ave man, nlI
prominent farmers In thia auetlOl, wio
nve alleged w hAvn hpnn m0mDnpH u
tIlo mob thai hanged William M0Onnn,
nllDs lAOnnpd, No II tv0u D0W lla ON,
pI0yNv's hOne southwest NJ VIII village
lvldNy night
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
pOuubt \ JDwsj win IjwsDps,

BVI FAUh Ann VTlaaVW0 0OlOV01
men, Donald Hpay, u bArbev, md Mar
GUN Hutchinson, n porter III " sNlOOD,
baoAna involved In II Quarrel over Il
gAme Of cards Ald by Mntnnl consent
settled tl0 difficulty with mAOpM Az "
result Gray IA lying M the OlLy hospital
nj ihe point or daAth and Hutphiila0n
h NJ fhO central police station bAdly
auL,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
Yhni TArnhhlnu iiaadnena

Would quickly. leave ,yoYajlf you psed
sufferers HAYS proved thalr. maiehlesi
merit Tor slek and Nervous .yIsAdpghss
They make pure blood and build VI
yonS hsAlth, Only n septs, Money
DvNu Ia,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
FINAL DECISION REACHED,
pvesldanl VIII Mn Atland tha aivNna
Army I"gsaMmpMsnh

WASHINGTON, AuH, W. lowing 10 tll0
continued pressure on public business Oh
Immediate Importance thp Mesldpnt
linn beon Obliged w withdraw hls NO.
eeptAnoo Of VIM invitation No attend tlla
National 0DOAmpment Of the Il, A. w.
NJ DhloaHO and tle H0vepnl other llvls
tAtl0ns incident W tllAt O0oAslDn, Nus
petAvy u0ptaly0n hAs advised l9Aeeutlve
Dlyo0tOv Hnppap, COMMENCEMENT Nh
khAW and Others Of tliB decision And of
tIe keen disappointment relt by tlle
president Chnl h0 viii be unable 10 b0
present during the AnOAMpmOnL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

The wolf In tha fable put oD sleeps
clothing beeAnae II he, travelled IN hls
own reputation hs. o9pldn't aeeoWpl!lalhl
hH purpose, Q9gntepfelleraof Dew lts
Witch, Hazel hAlve couldn't. aell their
worthless aalves on theII merits, NJ They
put them In boxes Rld wgAppepa llke
DaWl!t'A. look 0nt taP them, Take
0Dly DeWltt'a Witch Hazel balya N
apvGs plles 4nd all skin diseases Chap
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
VIM Ayvesl EvDve.s IIObIMVM

HHgMkGy0k, IN, Ang, p-vwn dar
tNatiyea have, lNft Huntington Wy nome
p9lBt EaM where W IN CLAIMED fhRy
VIII AFTRHt nleH concerned VI. lle tgOi0 Oll
Adams EElppss FabbapEf " N afHfe,
thRt tIiFRe nm IN fba HHnH, HHa Nh WIN
M. iR I'M hands M fAe aeFseFtves w Y
h Any Nv tWA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
MoDvmsDt IN Empvss. NlisNhmtb.

yIEkNA, ANM VIA monument w
Empp0sa EIiMhefh wHs unveiled w thp
lmpavlaI wants IN fIle pNpuahin ebnrgh,
Wwipva tha WupabHyGs bavs bpaa buried
Alnm lNih Vla m0nnment N n Hif
frnm Zimmerman W0nen M nv plArsaA
II IL NIm fha npRf monument Fl0t Inn
tapu pvaafpl IN lhe nlNlpl Wy pprsona
6HlsidR lhe Imperial family
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
TIE BOAT o,
MOlhsV RnA WraA HDnA Drowned ~ "
LAMA MI NAWkHWnN, win

M0lhW Nnh WlrrN RDIlN UVUWNNN ~ Y
IigDlN WI kMukHUnN, Win
KAUKAuAA, Wis., Ann. w, In full
yiaW Of Il lAvEe paVty Of piOnloegH, MN
Henry QnAddy md thP0p little aOnH
ware dv6wnod IN tha river In thN afteg'
noon, while Nv. Nnnddy, WIN mn
danghlm, narrowly 1aeApod tllp 4alne
fNla nv. Nneddy, WIN N \ 0nvpenlevgl
ana hla family Wevo IN y small At0lY
AbonF hRlf why across ,tha. vlyng Whni
thn hOat VIM overturned MI VnAddy
NY aIinAinA w mo b0nl, manaHad "
sAye hIa llyaap0Id danHllav, WINE
hin WifN Rnd tlvaa a0nAl Mao fv0m, y w
ynnvA, Wege. drQWnadi Vha body NJ
MTn pnAddy hRA been reo0vaved
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

The soothing and healing properties
0f OhambarIaln'a Cough Remedy, IN
pleasant tAsts and prompt and peimAns
ont cures, have mNda II i grant lAvOrlto
with, ,the people everywhere, For sale
by GhappIa Drug 10,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

shlRmsRt nj California. 0vNRksh
VW HvePAHa nhtfHnl hhfPhNeW ~
epNRges fgNm MyarsldH nRh nm W.
praAsad w lsAp0ANW baxeh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-02

pursued that course has generally been
successful, but wherever extortion was
attempted it almost invariably reacted. re-
ducng the volume Of sales and inviting
! competition from new concerns. The sue
cessfu1 trusts therefore. are the trusts
which have been on their good behavior
| which have popuarized their goods by
giving to the public the best and the cheap
est We DO not see how 1t is poss BE
by law to prevent such combinations Win
. out general enactment against all sorts
and conditions Of corporations IL seF-
eral men may organize themselves INTO
a corporation it Is difficult to see how the
Government can prevent several corpor-
atoms from combining. Nor dc we see
how it is possible to prevent By law
trust from becoming monopoly, but moth
ing is harder in this day than for one
corporation to rnonop0lize any branch OF
trade. In order to do SO it is necessary
for the combination to monopolize certain
raw material, or q certain kind of ma
ch!nery, and it is readily seen that this
is an exceedingly difficult thing to do.
AlT. Dill tttDSC ttltIl St9tNo tilc PS4.2StiS ~
whom his circular is addressed if they
know of any State where a trust has been
successfully regulated by legal enactment
as to price Of product or manner OF DIS
trbution? We do not know OF any such
State or law Antitrust laws have been
enacted in several of the States, notably
in the South, but if they have accom-
plished any good thing for the general
public we have failed to hear about 1t.
Georgia had such a law and the only
practical result was to interfere most Sc
riously with the jobbing trade, and there
was such an outcry against it that the
law fell into disrepute, and, if we mistake
not, was repealed. At any rate it was
never enforced.
Our contention is that the trust is an
experiment and that if let alone the ques-
ton will regulate itself. II a trust can
make popular goods it will succeed; if not,
il will fail. It all depends on whether or
not the people are satisfied with the quail
ity and price of the article made Cor
porations should undoubtedly be regulated
by law. It is perfectly competent for the
authority which creates q corporation to
prescribe the regulations under which it
SHALL operate, but when it comes to pro-
hibition, that is another question. We do
not see how it is practicable to admit the
principle of combination in trade without
making that principle universal If indi-
viduals may unite and form u corporation,
corporations may unite and form a COM
bination of corporations popularity called
a trust.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-02

W RELY, the Southern Ghurct1snan sslss.
w. AS a Churchrnan and as
4 TRIBUTE TO a Christian ne was one one.
IITrcE RELY. of whom his :frlen i VII WI
always love to tnlnf.sh ~.
ba being dead, yet speakett, as us "o. hs
ia follow him He was a hafu-"o i Ms, Ms.
man. and always busy. but never TOO o, ,lss.
Ia heed the call of his church anu 90 ne.
work to the best of his ability. ana WIZ. W
time and means he was always reaos ~
serve her cause. 7;.,r
The Southern Churcnman ana 10 ~,
owe him much, not only for ms iihtils,.'.
interest in perpetuating the paper uii' l1
its uresent manag cement, piit Tor us az
yayss kindly and intelligent Interest auI'
his generous and large-hearted encouFase-
n,ant. which will be sorely missed
But the picture upon which MS lriel'os
memory VIII best love to linger Is tnat OF
the c,Iiet modest unassuninS CHRISTIAN
o,a,,t1er,,an lowle in his own eyes and max
ING much Of them that fear the Lord
No place or honor or position ever for
one moment detracted from the beauty
and suavity ana kindness of that char
acter which endeared him to all Win
whom he came in contact.
The State can i'll afford to spare such
as he. and the church will thank God for
the good example he set in his day and
generation.