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facts AEuTI PROSPERITY.

l. L ( fashionable fsztU-e q caul
PaIru s-Euu=ut JUS uoU TO tElE o.
-.sPubh-aC prDzeaty.- although
Legitimate PROSPERITY ended with tit
aEvL o. the rsg ysa-. lie effects
@. imitation, although still visible Il
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uE, Eud Dv us-: D=foDe- OF: R=pup-
IraI fu=aas vii u ready to talk o.
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M WasAgnEIoI Nils on y tue
2--- O! liz A4e1-ar Tuoi-u
Company. employing -uJS uzDGs. las
III clu-c auEL-
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ST. COMPANY Lave GIz-vu-ua-d
Tu-E II IL. I-ll nile u t1- Lax.
S2!S1g- and N=nouiu== regions
TlG== Lave U=ru cu: t-Uu IA Z J.
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.aI=d -GS-VE icas, zuG .Ro7,- vii
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iu- l.. lave c-a=eG Operation guc
;lt 0u.p-; t&-oDguyr: ;as SUui- Lis
49, sa-!aI-c-
II U.-- IL -uau.-! liz railroads
rryy-- ae=reas=d -l-algs TINS
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tlg; liz uds u prosperity L. III
tnS suu
1t 81 Psu, tit Hycs Is.zuc and
Tx bu-iLEEy- sauw-1 : a=c--as- u
SJE.EE Il se' earnings To- Uys
month. IL Louisville : Nashville
earnings d=r=-as-d sl3-.52l auc IL.
SDusb+-r Pacific sIT-T@.
WEI lElEguE %: prDs;e-:, fu-
ampaEu pu-VD1s h.-puuhcanf
should TO: tai - g=1auu ts~
Antgs, - tie. Ia, Guc vccasiuu :,
iO-Ee; !g:=- u ZIG s=.auue 70
"a. .1-rt - D-lycIs -N-V yv-E
: JUE-ua..
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TIE as o, The STATE - ae@5=:-
EJ- Gr-s-, Changed XIII zssaut: and
uA:se-y, Ga4s ~ t=iU-e Justlrs NJ
EEr {; u O'clock tuE ur-lruc he
d=i=1aE.; Appeared VIII uis attorney
N-osf~- Patterson. p4=aa no; guilty.
EuG demanded { Jcy i-Iz- = veaIrs
HS I=u=c fU- :weIv- juror. 81 al
l-a- = liz courtroom Il. I a-.gcE :.
L.
Efforts Llve te=1 mace 20 -: IL.
p~rO--u:raE w:Ty=s OF - tuTE u
~ ElT=l Z ticket 10 CG-Lu and -,
Il uu1=' z-se-aHy EuG Jy4-u-l tu-
t-a-. Constable TopI-ri SIX 4Iu
=lt-- GL@ za- EuC vent u and ;uaE
EIu GE. Il 80 -aEsu Dsfu-- jus
10 Ar-Ea- AID ~: :. gaL vu-r- u
VII u safely sep; rltI. IL IN
IL. IA. Wiz EsT- iI+ EL-e III
Erl-s ~ EuugI EuG sluu.a x vuL-
Eo=c. J: l. uID= tia; such va
suUu.l u stopped II E.El j. LIZ.
Lave ur r==p-c, tu- ls .uv. IL,
enyul1 - ciT=- sucL ( l=sss- ;4z:
tI=s vii -e~y=c; = hereafter. Tie
dstac: attorney should enquire MIC
tI- MATE.
TIT defendant cLErr.- IN. ulu5
b@iT-e = U'ciO@E aad gI-al c-.iry
suI dust.9- Morgan tu-d uuu -.
LIE nu- va paic. IuUs. vino DANG.
UuE pa IL. hddI--.
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pU>T LIISE us COUSIN.

oas uaGYe % Mckinley has been
fUGou vUu vii tn; suppD-; hiu fu-
President. ThIF r.ulEtkaui. "a II
Fres,ro 4. Mckinley % F-eepo-:.
kEusas IL = eDuzlu ~ ID. Ps-E-
Csrt. 3" wh,rg- he pass uIs resp-cis
a. iuLI1Es.
in lST -a wiling t. tack nv
cUUs@ - IL --s-u; a. 5000. auE
Ml - winning. ! thought - would
-zDse L t-.t@- President than De Ia.
uuI find IL caters ESQ much T. Euro
PEN s'y!e.= ucL land ev=-y u:ue- tue
Arf=aaL o. not hse. ! osH~ye tbe
Pauce o. Wales Eno@s bst.-- hos 70
~ouaurt thE republic than uyes W
nOusE-- ! would -g;h-- vie TO- INN
apyHuE.
-Mchul-. and iupe-Iulzu vii g.,
ieEi ;be h.eEJuh.au rc-., q; ;le
pole tNIE tsL. zuG ! al ~lllaE T. -.
EcJa none! o. =. val vote Tor
b-yan and Stevenson I. u-Is- o. sav.
tbs r-puulc-E-
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M,s Aup R,raey. q highly -.
pec:e5 lady = Carrr las wn..e2
ths :olioVms. winch .y;lsius IL
self:
To -. n. Cpryguy
Gsi;seDsr-I F;-alre5 ny fsg:
aud ansie va sr.-sly. gurruE 90.
'|Hi cet' "re'. ii-ed : ryuber q,
eppDcshups winch yeua1iy r6er.
sprtiut tout v9lhgu: eEss. 4; tie
end II three as!s liz susUtrg W.
greater tAHp +rg. sbf jain ,r.yln.
able AID J ovid nat wgs T..
Whole fpy' Vus 5y7tIs ~ ceigrgI
sFL@ Us5 ti6gs Il crlp,. tano ,-.s
Tro iut 'su dsys ] vas .ytirb
vel sD5 tpdBy fls. G3tie IL Gstr.
and e.1rEer thar - p:1e,- Tie Int
s@er' ~ have rsus vel lie uis =
tSe vb"is bFpb. lee To- rsr1e ~
Recommending TnS. Kn.; ~ a
rs-tjs,us vvbl I'll sbs v~,,5 La
so2uiege - the gest rGge. ia
great bjessDs-E this rrw reaeSy.
Az RpcsrT.
Nm Riekey's ta=iiuycy D csp
frms5 ~ ;bsi % 5 bVo5ted ofL.rt !.
All sblgt tbs cny-LCe;epg Ecgs.
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nrn,,,tpp " C..dia,,..

The rp,J candidate II take. frog
.As LAtiB 'csodi3stgs. vg;ca t,sr.
lUtsi means Whit. ,cLsj' Tie
tern zane Iut2 gsos'l Ve i5rvggb
De 'sci ,lssi ~ EyaDf ty.as osS'urse
ago Ell .bs sipiiseis tyr gybGc caiCs
Se1t sty1i 5resej IN DEALING
white tozss for tbs tpfyr~ II
TIA ng thgms<.Yes c~rs'pscu07s.
The Sentinel ssys: II Las eeu sgg.
gesteJ that ~ Eureka opubty tdu
iJi al casdiiIte be rsgaired ~
adopt tie ancient cYs;pD. and ,hs,
no candidate he recognized ~ such
rnless ~ stirred. Oar readeu can
amUse herDEslrss during their stsrs
moments by closing their syes and
imagining tie different candiIst,s
Sitting pat decIei on; ia he os.
tune which The term sUsgests.
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Tests - Tu-a1iu- ulraltg made T.,
IT, Is E=a-aluEG Department Il
WEuuuS wer m-uly satisfactory
Little aEl=ua0u vz gwen Il INT.
lie severe v-a.A.- - v-u;-- uelu-.
las Put - laru.-~ - tile ie
o. Il paris q. - fam p.aIs q tie
Wyoming rEauI IL o-di-ar, e.
!L.a sIo E=l E,0-- ~ - Euie-
Killing Ua: uu- & single p.au, - tie
TUrs=sar vu-ie:! has i--l NUT.
7lmI.a- --pu-.- E-- received ~ tue
Department - sr1ru..u-e .-pm
uz-y uin-- E-ral9= ~, only ug-
II =-u ul-4-- u1: " LIZ ~-ep-raIi,
prDlur=- b=uvis- Yields ;lau tDe
cOuuu- ll'l.'E ~ 80 Wyoming
Lp--u--- :a.lnl .a--. averarulr
tne ~-u.l l. ;l- 49,; :vu =a-ul-.
~n-I Gu: 20: 10. au- -u,=d aiiEe. liz
-c-k=s,g- va-et clearly showed
supeaC- --lpi.-g qualities y-Y5ur-
uC uTs- -lrs~-,H--,us %, Jal uu-e
Lay - z
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sR1AS AND ~srEvHS>oS.
The Democratic Candidates. OmeiaIiy
Notified OF Their S~sninAiIoa-

The D<neer.iIs Candidates. omsiaIIy
Notified OF Their S~snin-tioH-
IEulASAPULs aug s-wlIiam
Jennings Bran o: Nebraska Anc aG-
nj z Stevenson O. IuinoEzers uut;f-
81 o. their uonIuauur Tor tbs ufic-f
q President AID YIcr President ..
the Republic II MiIifa-y ra-k, short
~ atts- PSI u'cio-E Lk AFTERNOON.
Thousands o. people witnessed tie
ceremonies. S=nE;U- James K JuD@.
Chairman Of LIZ Democratic rational
ruuuitt@e. wss tntrvdared t.! Mayor
Tarra-t. Is presiding Offo=-. SsnR-
tor jones. Il e u--' spell ui.o
ducsd Congressman jams Z Rich
R-osIr Of Tsnu-=
Congressman ElcEa-dsou va re-
ceirsd WIN cheers d. he mounted lie
stand IA officially notify Nj. Bran ~
"a. FACT TIA; n Id ue=r -l-=5-d -
Presidential uOuID- o. ;ne D-uU.
c-anc cuuvenuyo !: Kansas Crrl.
When Nj hyau E-5- q --piy &
demOuERao. u==lrA which. p.r.
hEP Las never Uesr -qul~d Il ;aH
cIt!. Nn-I C-a=- pS lualIy r-s;u--
I'd NJ. b-yG- U-ar LIS address,
Which rs - considerable length
Chs uyUu che greeted nIu Z:
sy--y telling p-1uo.
Governor TvOrzAs q CC.u-aag 81.
lowed, notifying u. Sses-D-y. U. ia.
nomIrauy-. NJ. Stevenson reph-1
Il = so=-Ela; uasi=- =a-=l ;Ia1
:tEf " NJ. Bryan.
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.Ac ~ Es.E.wsv

b.1.r-aag Hyse = passenger tran
40 -US5. 50 slsseg-geu Old byy
ussgeJ PEa Hsoeaasg 1t GyEo,Dzs
lees isy 1-afyiDg he S-Ir; en-.
tered 80 Dnys ~; srD. ,ts4s
Dnvgzs Il aud ay5z.5 "a nse Bot;
sggys4sr Ua1s Ee1rua9s s.pr, /.
ua' Be soI C-,4'uI v;bsr yyvyz
ti]ga: Ind ~ l<s,8 tie irau q,
G2.sJ.5s vErr lga trsxeua. Dire
hs PsAcl as1 slg. ajw u:ilsuzt
p~ryrycasson Howe ssys : ZsLZ Il
trswps thneE gf.geS a. birg I'D
ci9iUs u was Justified 70 tie dot.
Ing. Hove las psen arf.st5d sg3
viii bare : preliminary e1smiDztag
81 G@1'rIa Hepewao us - p.e
JoFpitsI st @ilsewy~as.
TIE El.rsf 5'sfH 20 rnmsaeuirUg o1
tie shooting rsgs:
Fn5m 81 rtaf @4 Le 'ea,ned 4 lie
affair Il ED9l pqe-a 'He sEygtspg -
H"uemau 1T Howe ~as not IN self.
delete. ard .sg~z'1re mt ;V-iggble
under he Ian Because : msu
thDss stB1ss 81 aurbhsr is 10 ercuse
Tor - attempt 81 ill. This case
should he thoroughly investigated
ard II here has bnaa 8 crime oouJ.
mhtoi 1be eE.1irr sLOulJ D. made
10 su6eS tie cE,rsD" penalty. The
proper place So' q man sho carries :
gun aud Il ulNsys looking Tor a
cbauca % yze Il is beLiud the bars.
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za4ry IL rer-DbEtrrE thai internal
sa4r- o. saasus- .. winch nation
tery2ss ibs terror and Rblorrepce
e -S= =c-Id, Esd IDsTit&bly prepares
Z tonb-Et lest = spisadd toDb
fJ- II UEn liberties md prosperity
IL ibo- sho mus olrn ncsnS
IN tiIe yostrlis OF EJosvelt. vino
c!z-iE@ war ard dstsnes psaoe, zhO
plspz at8ts tie bSz:I1uj=s c, CaaE
sa1 -=7 physical a5u-s-e L Hhi=a
z b1l-iuS CT ozaf mt For Uar
pz-;. re prefer - @alE sIiE the VIE
CauEaE- folUH= G ID Pms Of
T-=r-NErssp5l. Peoples P4pe-.
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LIZ following .r,u cy--.-prla-u.
n LIZ Esv:bu-u. 5uLe-rI D. fuI O..
euuo1 Sa~ i Hs s~uEEesauu.
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uuast In cErruuEEucss Ia r4E,;--
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y SUt@ To- I Til - alt.- ~ gne1-
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tDs "E-L e,ys!ae; LII E uec.-
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las ~ !sa-s -y--l rsur.-u,gjr.
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the Lain. II Il ;aIe-t las l-:-y.
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tine sTGi ~ tsu. stE.b.u luc rlia.
sc were ~: EIuus. Jupy CAL a. r-v.
.-ci SIsms-ives uuLe- IL. apri.p,
Law n tbs su-rirt1 " u.s f,'4:
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LESIsLATITI AFPuIS-NEr.
CurEsituS~u= ar -svr-y CsEntT's E-F-
T--tE&asIsz 10 o. C~Oate.E<d-

CurEzituSeu= err >svr-y Cssnty's E-p-
--eHsaae- 10 10 Coats.s<d-
-le C12nty Commissioners ne:
Ills stiz-uUru pursuant so Ed!U2rB-
9eui y@t=lzy Il complete ~
preparation O. Z Proclamation To- So-
Esu=-l ererlG1 a- N-v=4o=r-
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coz mu-sys-z WITH tn Act q. tie
L--az;z-a o. l=E reappU-aOulus
:la representation Iru@ TINS counts
E1 NJ - uulE Z AuafU- zad four
s~sseualE-=r Az son - uz pr-c-
3aZa9uG il as--l Dsl--: Attorney
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TE1"u = t- S.ai= .-Es.u-u-s. Tue
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lsi-lg ale ,-.a.- CONSTITUTION AID II
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Hben tie rsrtgf = issy uHr taken
Stb p.lY lNi per csHf II Bs area =
Csb'0rsit ir5zsts5. ,hs; ppy:jpy r,o
dgosd OF ~ farm ~prvzgcts ;Laa
tie ertI'e rslvs % ;be rgirersl D1,
PIT 10 Coio's5o tie s!'ys.i>s vs.
lie zane. IL ,L.i State OILY ~ p'
oct q the area Sas If'gR;sj .yJ ga
prUi0cts eIcseisj IL rsIys he syn
%rl - ,be Ebole mineral U1ipui.
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Mandolin and Guitar music iurn.
'shcd for social gatherings. private
iarsic+, church supr"p. ctc. Also lee.
sons given, Enquire a. Cuncy'e bar.
ter shop, Felix Espinosa. guitar,
Robert Ellihtt. mandolin.
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The quicker geT 7py : uyggh ~
oViJ tie less Jau2er tbsr e u1y ~ -
fatal lung trouble. Oue Nfyg.s
CO1gh Cure H The ugly ha,uie@
remedy that girS4 immediate f..yils
fVT viii hxs Il. EiEo Drgg 60.
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Dlebcld Safes
Special Meeting.

Special N.riins.
There will I've a meeting ~ the
Bryan and Stevenson Club nj the
courthouse Friday evening, Angus,
lOth, at $50 ,. NJ. tor tbe purpose Of
IraDsac,ine important business. a
Toll attendance is requested,
by order ~
Tuos. HUNTER
President
|. y. SHERWOOD
Secretary.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

tra u2sa-aal,s u-5.- i..s bead vrs -
."..-u's ~ - r"- y-2r-st Election -
= T-J@'a. lITa- -.t1 e sssoar.
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--1F-- .-- -r- g- 70 g-rlieE. 10y
Ere! az t~r-a.b-rpu. T-e.'. v.y all
gyGu;--'"r;s - Dew IT'S NGiua Ia y!
Sa.I- a-s -g-E.rp-s- I14. ,yIs Eg.
DE- Eti. lG; .2-.l5 ~ rI4 al neal.
H.. v-.-L ugz.I iIs~y al syrigru Il.
r'~-"r't lrrss :" I-r'-i- the srI1
tpa r-u+ o.''E pglgyGE For ylIes
A.-rt@s tns .rr G-a-- U.s. the
g;-E--a 1Il .-u-Es D-HGi. Wren
1r@- ~a.7- E.p Dfy- Cpuilur.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11

to be seated by the present House.
both the contestant and the contest tee
had their innings on the floor to-day,
ana MI. Linney, OF North Carolina.
wound up the debate with charac-
teristic speech. The votes were very
close. The minority resolution declar-
ing the sitting member entitled to the
seat was defeated by one vote Mr..
Jack. Pennsylvania Republican.
voted with the Democrats on both roll
calls. On the first vote Is Republicans
were absent and impaired. and on the
second j Were absent and impaired
When the debate opened Mr.. Pearson
was given fifty minutes time in which
to address the House in his own be-
half
Mr.. Pearson had 4 large chart erect
ed in the area in front of the Speakers
chair, which. he claimed. Illustrated
the manner in which the black vote in
his district had been suppressed.
CRAWFORD DEFENDS HIS RIGHT.
| Mr.. Pearson was followed by Mr..
| Crawford. the sitting member. who de-
| Tended his right to the seat in an hour 9
speech. Mr.. Crawford declared that
two hundred thousand people in the
Ninth North Carolina district were on
trial to-day. They had right to say
who should represent them in the
House. Prior to this election, Mr..
Crawford said. no man had ever
charged fraud in the Ninth Congress
sional district of North Carolina. But
Mr. Pearson, he said, seldom knew de-
feat. He charged that Mr.. Pearson
had trimmed his political sails so that
he had not lost vote In National
election since 1850. when ne voted for
Hancock.
He voted for Cleveland twice" said
| AA. Crawford. land supported me
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11


take up arms in defence of the indie
pendence of the Transvaal
BOERS FAILING BACK.
London, May l0.-10:20 a. m.-Lord
hooerts telegraphs to the War Office
from Welgelegon, under date of May 8.
evening, as follows:
Pole-Carew's and fuckers divisions.
Bamilton's column of heavy naval and
Royal artillery guns and four brisades
OF cavalry marched here to-day. The
enemy hold the, opposite bank of the
Hand river. Their strength will be as
ccrtalned tomorrow. when 1 hope to
DC able to force passage of the river"
Lord Roberts also reports to the War
Office as follows:
Cable Cart Headquarters, at the
front, May 10.-9:10 a. m.-We are now
across the zand river. The enemy are
sui holding Il strong position. but we
are gradually pushing them back"
Pretoria. Wednesday. May 9.-Thc re-
quest OF the Government for permission
to sell mining rights for prices which
should be approved by the Government
was rejected by the Raad by vote of
70 to o.
The session is closed.
London, May 10.-The War Office has
received from Lord Roberts a dispatch
dated Zand River Camp, May 8. say
ing:
II have received most CHEEKY tale-
gram from Baden-Powell, dated April
81"
London. May l0-4:55 p. m.-The War
Office mas received the Following dis
patch from Lord Roberts:
"Cablecart. Zand river. May 1912: 80
p. m.-The enemy are in full retreat.
They occupied position twenty miles
i'll length. Ours was necessarily long
er. With the widely scattered forces it
will take some time to learn the casu-
alties. but l am hopeful we have not
suffered much. The cavalry and horse
artillery are pursuing the Beers by
three different roads"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
FIELD MARSHAL LORD ROBERTS GIVING d
KITCHENER.

ization recommended Thomas NJ.
Patterson, of Colorado, for permanent
chairman; II. II. CurraH, OF Kansas.
Leo Vincent. of Colorado and L. NJ.
DeEher, as permanent secretaries. Mr..
Pattersons appearance provoked pro-
lonSed applause.
Mr.. Patterson briefly shetched the
history OF the Popullst party
The speaker gave q short history of
the financial legislation OF Congress
during the last administration Of
President Cleveland and that cf Pres-
dent Mckinley
Mr.. Patterson said the Peoples Party
did not surrender its rights when il
nominated Bryan in 1896. I'VE never
could have nominated any other man."
he said.
BRYAN A WINNER.
He predicted a sweeping triumph for
Mr.. Bryan in November.
After the reports OH rules and order
Of business had been presented a re-
cess was taken to await the committee
on platforms report. \ conference of
chairmen of state delegations followed
to discuss the vice-presidenttal cues
zion.
Chairman Patterson argued against
repeating the mistakes of four years
ago" Senator Marion Butler strongl,
advocated nomination as essential K
the welfare of the party. a cornpro
mise proposition was submitted by
George +. Washburn. OF Massa chu
setts. who advocated the naming O.
several men to be presented to til,
Democratic National Convention, an,
OF whom would be acceptable to the
Populists.
At $40 o'clock this afternoon tn;
platform committee report arrived. i
Noo.;o,,ar, ~, oooe
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
HOUSE UNSEATS
Mr.. CRAWFORD.
His Seat Given To Mr.. Pearson,
A Former Member OF Congress.
CLARK CASE IN THE SENATE.

Will BE Pressed Next Tuesday ByChantilcr
Gallinger Talks On observation-disclosures
perlty Hoar Offers A Resolution Reia-
tive To Hawaiian Passports On Mon
day Mr.. Lodge Will Pross Consideration
or Tho Slower Bin Giving The Prcsi-
dent Authority To Govern Tho Philip
Eulogles On Tho Late Representative
baird.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
tBy Telegraph to virginlan-Pilot,

Sioux Falls, s. D.. May 1O-Tampor-
airy Chairman Ringdal raped the Ma
tional Poulists convention to order at
GAS o'clock this morning.
The committee on Credentials pre-
sented it's report which was adopted,
declaring that there were no contest
ing delegations and recommending tina,
the vote OF Missouri be increased by
two votes.
The committee on Permanent Organ
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
(By Telegraph to virsinian Pnot.>

(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot.)
Washington. May 10.-The House to-
day, by n very narrow margin OF two
votes. unseated Mr.. Crawford, of North
Carolina, Democrat. and seated in his
place Mr.. Pearson, of North Carolina,
vino was member of the Fifty=fourth
and Fifty-fifth Congresses.
Mr.. Pearson IS the third Republican
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
TO BLOW UP THE MINES.

Cape Town, May 1o.-The Cape Argus
publishes a report from Johannesburg,
said to have been suppressed in the
cross-examination of Acting Mining
Engineer Munnicl<, that in the recent
mysterious Dempsey case Munnick tes-
titled that preparations had been made
to explode twenty-five mines. and that
OF the authority of State Secretary
Reitz he (Munnick) had already bored
shafts in eight.
well informed foreigners IN Preto-
ria." says the correspondent, now con-
slider the mines safe, as wiser counsel
prevails.
State Engineer Klinke declined to
resume his duties until the dynamite
was removed and the government
agreed to his demand"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
Iowa RepublioansindorsemoklnIey

(By Telegraph to Virginian Pilot.)
Des Moines5, Iowa. May 10.-The Iowa
Republican Convention adopted a plat
form instructing delegates for McKin-
ley, endorses his administration and
recommends a proper control OF such
trusts and combinations as are deemed
inimical to the interests of the public
generally.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11

with a body OF women volunteers. to
luke up arms in defence of the indie
pendence of the Transvaal.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
BRYAN AND
.T0WNE NOMINATED
Made By Acclamation The Lead
ers Of The Populists.
AT SIOUX FALLS CONVENTION.

Tho Platform Dcnounces Imperialism And
Trusts-The Enactment or The Curren-
cy Law And Advocates FREQ Silver A,
16 to Tho Initiative And Referren-
dum-Public Ownership OF Public Utili-
ties, Such AS Railways, Telegraph And
Telephone Lines, Etc-Dryan LOUDLY
Cheercd.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
BURGHERS HOLD PEACE MEET
INC

London. May 11.-A dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Welgelegen,
dated Wednesday, says:
1.-The burghers held meeting re-
Gently. without the consent of Presi-
dent Steyn. at which the ACCESSIBILITY
of submission on the part of the Free
State was discussed and approved"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
THE BRITISH
ARE ELATED.
They Expect To Be In Pretoria
Within Next Two Months.
B0ER WOMEN WANT TO FIGHT

Lord Roberts Has Crossed TheZandRivcr-
A Peace Party Forming In Orange Free
State-Boors Were Preparing To Blow
Up The bIincs-Action or Tho Portuguese
Authorities In Closely scrutinizinEC Con-
signmcnts For Tho Transvaal Liable To
Operate Seriously For Tho Bocrs-Bo-
crs Continue To Fall Back.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-25
Very Latest Charters.

In Iceland horses are shod with
Sleeps horns; in the Soudan the
horses are shod with socks made If
camel's skin. A German not long ago
invented horseshoe of paper, prepar-
ed by saturating with oil, turpentinc
and other ingredients. Thin layers of
such paper are glued to the hoof till
the required thickness is attained; and
the shoe thus made durable, and i'm q.
penetrable by moisture.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-25

While lot of soldiers off the
Thomas were swimming OF the Pacific
Mail wharf this forenoon, one of the
number was suddenly taken with
cramps and began to sink. He was
quickly caught by his comrades. A
rope was passed around his Dody and
he was hoisted ABOARD the transport.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-25
BY AUTHORITY.
PER 8. 8. AUSTRALIA.

Just landed full line Of grapes, ap-
pies, oranges, lemons. celery. cabbage.
caullfower, cranberries. burbank and
red potatoes, dates. salmon. founders.
halibut, crabs, Eastern and California
oysters Tin tin and shell.) turkeys.
chickens. ducks, quail. A I'LL line Of
canned goods. CAMARINOS' REFRI-
GERATOR.