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New-York tribune., 1901-04-11

- Abnsr c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County New
York notice given all persons having
against Robert Graham Dun. late County of
YORK deceased present vouchers
OF the their place of
AT the Office o Rastus s. Ransom No. l2S Broadway
Borough Manhattan. In the City OF New York. or
before the seventeenth day of August next.
Dzted New the 18th day of February. l9o1
NARY B. Dun Executrx: ROBERT DUN DOUGLASS.
4 FRANCIS L. MINTON. WALTER D. BUCHANAN.
. Executors
~ e;TCS S. RANSOM. Attorney Us
% ,aSroadway Manhattan Borough. New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
20.
UPON APPLICATION.
Lawrence Barnun & Co.
BANKERS.
135 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

MICA DEPOSITS FOR SALE.-Located on
the great mica belt of N H. Rare opportunity for
promoters For full information address D. L. STRAW
Grafton Centre. n. H - ''
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
Go fUhom st Hlan Gonrern.
(NIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITE

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
- STATES Southern District Of New York. TIE Lo-
rain Steel Company against The Forty Second Street.
Mar Saint Nicholas Avenue Railway
panyIn Pursuance of order Of this Court entered
ana filed on April 9Th. 1901 Notice hereby given
Tpon the neou of the defendant, Forty-Second Street
Mnnhattanvie and Saint Nicholas Avenue Railway Com
pany FLED herein April 9th 1901 and the afdavits
and exhibits annexed the defendant WILL the
18th dav April 1901 the United States Court Rooms
in Postoce Building in the City Of New York apply
the Honorable e Henry Iacombe Judge OF said Court
draw its answer fled this suit; that the
herein entered Nav 3ls
1900 vacated all the of the defendant
company n of the Receiver and all other
property appurtenant thereto be restored and transferred
oil defendant company, subject
such provisions for protection OF said Receiver
of who contracted with him and of the
parties 10 this Court shall just. and
the defendant may further relief
shall just.
Dated. New York. April 9th. 1901
HOADLY. LAUTERBACH z JOHNSON. Solicitors for
Defendant 2; William Street Borough Of Manhattan City
York
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
A AMERICAN STEEL HOOP COMPANY
A elAETERLY DIVIDEND of one and three
Sh"o. INDIANAPOLIS e. LOUISVILLE
RAILWAY COMPANY

4 N.Y. 50 Broadvav. New York April 10. 1901.
"A cIMl-ANNTAL DIVIDEND of TWO PER
been on the Preferred Stock Of this Company has
PAM cut OF the surplus earnings Com
q sos as nprll sh 1901 az the oicc OF J. P. Nor
II. "a. ,.e eiose OF business April 10TH 1901
rom er books OF the Preferred Stock clo<ed
S0tt 10Th. 1901. until Arrii
> '''i at ten O'clock A. II.
J. A HILTON. Secretary.
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Gnrroaatee' y otiree

TN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon. Abner
- C. Thomas. Surrogate of the County OF New York
notice is having
Matthew DIkeman late of the County OF New York
to with thereof
.uhscrber her place Of ransacting business No 500
York on or before the day of April next-pated
New York. the 17th day Of October. 1900. CAROLINE
l. DTKEMAN Administrative of Estate OF Mstttc ~
Dikeman Deceased. e. MELVILLE KNOWLES Attor-
ney Administrative. No. 3O2 Broadway, Borough
Manhattan. New York City,
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Dlpioeno Npilres.

A orr ,AIaaiLERICAN TIN PLATE COMPANY
A sCAhTERLY DIVIDEND of one and three
pteg1grs5ters az, per has declared on the
1901 STOCK o. this Company. payable April Both
April ,S stockholders of record Of business
.ahser books Will be closed
''A from ATril 10th April 3oth both DAYS Inclusive
New yox, a.. J.. F. S. WHEELER. Treas.
A or, a,41EhIcAN STEEL HOOP COMPANY.
"A sSAhIERLf dividend Of one and three
'ers esD per cent has been declared tho
1901 - SUCK o' thif Company. payable April 30th
April ts,L 0hhoiaers t record al close OF business
transfer books 1il be close. "a IN 81. pr.,ar,.a
A from April 10th Il April Goth both eays Inclusive
New yo-. A.. - +. 6. WHEELER. Treas.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
Gnanrial.
The Associated Merchants Company,

/ HSSULTdItU TV1ET CIIdHIS VOIIIPt1Hy5
the State OF
of Of SoO0oO'
First Preferred Cumulative a the
INTO Common Ssokls Saond
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Common Stock
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bt timd onuch nd menteehapp
First uferedSk eno
dtn eand willie
OF h final yms.
We highest
J. p. MORGAN & co.
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York and several the
1000
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cous sm in
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sbsrpu rsh@es Yosvuy yFuy.
Nc1AF1I
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
,.,ortea by De Haven & Townsend. Ne. 40
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange. furnished by William T. Bon
hripht & Co. Of Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
HAMBLIRG-AME8lGAM I'M.

TNM8y ylHG=N ErtRIlgNN LINZ.
TWIN-SCREw EXPRESS SERVICE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
~. IL a.
DEUTSCHLAND. APRIL Is. r
Columbia. May 2 10 AM F. Bismarck. May O. 10 AN
and every Thursday thereafter.
TwIN-SCREw PASSENGER SERVICE
PLYNOUTH-C Observation-Disclosures.
Pretoria: Apl. 13. noon .Ph9nica. June T. = FN
ePhoencia Apl. 20 AM Patricia June 3 $50 All
Patricia Apl 81 i2:so PM Waldersee June 10 fss
Waldsrsee. May T. $40 AM Batavia June ~ Aat
.BataviaNia 1o:so AM Pennsylvania % PM
Pennsylvania. Nav Is. PM Bulgaria July PM
'f3ulgarfa Nav 81. 7:S0 AM Pretoria July Az
Pretoria. May .Phrncia July i3. $50 Ply
sSaiis 20 Hamburg direct
SWMMER CRUISES
10 ENGLAND. IRELAND & SCOTLAND. 20 the LAND
OF the MIDNIGHT sun and the BALTIC and the
principal Of NORWAY SWEDEN. RUSSIA and
DENMARK. by the yacht PRTSZESSIN VICTORIA
LUISE and 6. s. AUGCSTE VICTORIA All appoint
strictly first Attractive itineraries arranged
Further particulars on application 10 the .,,x
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE. 81 BROADWAH
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11

CATSEILL. HUDSON s. COXSACKlE
Boass leave Christopher ST.
Every week dAy at p. ~
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-08-08
,SERA SCHLEY FL NOMINADO!

q
La sensational Investigation
que ha pedido al sccrctario de la
marina el contra aImmante
Schley, la cual comcnzara el dia
- del pr6Ximo Septiembre, essen
opinion de muchos movimien-
TO politico promoyido por los jc-
fes y manipuludorcs del partido
DemGcrata, que tienen la idea de
constituir en- arma dc campala
las supuestas injusticias de que
ha sidO yictima el contra almi.
rante. \ mas dc este, cs possible
que tambien traten de agregarIo
al boleto presidential en- calidad
de candidate para vice preslden-
te. Schloy Sc habia mostrado
hustn ahora muy circunspecto
en- asuntos politicos Y declarado
terminantemente que no acepta-
ria ninguna candidatura Y tai
yez siga aim on esa opinion Y su
prdimcnto dc una Investigation
obcdezca simplemcnte al dcseo
d. vindicarsc de los ataQucs que
SO lc dimjen. PcrD actualmcnte
su causa estd identilicada con el
partido Democratic Y este parti-
do Y sus 0rgunos sou sus cam
peones y deicnsorcs y los que
abogan con mayor zelo pOr la
vindicaci6n del contra almiran-
te. De este Il postuIarlo para
una candidatura no hay mucha
distancia y quizd no andun muy
errados aqucllos qucsuponcn que
el contra almirantc W. :. Schley
sera cu 1904 81 candidnto Demo
crata para IN viceprcsidencia. ~
quien pueie alirmur que su com
panerO cn 81 bolctouo scrd David
i. Hill de Nueva York?
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-08-08
PERSECUTION DE CghIlNOS.

Comunican de toustantinopla
que la situaci6n cn Turquia Is
'muy aIarmante y que los turcos
est6u en yisperas dc innugurar
una nueva matauza decristianos
Il rcmedo de las que han hecho
impuncmcnte on amos recientcs.
Entretanto redobIan laspersocu.
clones contra los cristianos v Is
muy dudoso que el gobiorno
aticnda 4 las protcstas y pcdi-
mentosque Sc le dirigen para que
los prOteja. I'm caso de que SUI
ceda 10 peor la Sublime Pucrta
SO atiene 4 la ialta de conciertof
riyalidades entire las potencias,
para no ser castigada porla bar
barrie de sus s1bditos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-08-08
BUENA RECOMPENSA.

La proverbial gratitud de las
mOnarquias para cOnsus sirvicn-
tos SO ha maniiestado ultima
mente en- lngIaterra, cuyo depar-
tamento aprob6 eI dia 81 de Ju-
lio unn resolution donando al
Lord mariscal Lord Roberts la
cantidad do cien mil libras es'
tcrlinas, . sea quinientos mil pc
sos, por sus seryicios en- la que
IRA dc Ia Africa Mcridional La
recomponsa cs cuantlcsn perono
excede 4 Ia importancia de los
seryicios prestados.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-08-08
Los ENEMIGOS DEL NATIVO
Y sus DisertaCiOnes aeerca dc los hijOs
del pals NeO-MexicanO.

Los enemigos del natiyo o ma.
tural de Nuevo Mexico son nu.
merosos y activos Y muestran
mas malignidad que el mosquito
" mas yeracidad que el chapu-
lin q langosta en zaherir Q de.
vOrar el buen numbrc v reputa-
ci0n del pueblo neo-meXicuno. Sc
dividcn en- dos classes: la intcrna
~ la cNterna La primera secom-
Ipone de capitaIistus de- aluera
que abandOnaron sus riQuezas,
sus palacios Y la nombradia de
que dlsirutaban en- sus rcspecti.
vas pdtrias para emprender On
camisa . On calzoncillos, la pc
nosa peregrinaci0n 4 este pobre
Iy desgraciado pals del Nueyo Nc
Xico. BESIDE que pusieron el pie
en- nuestrO suelo So cOnvirtieron
en- iuribundos { impIacables enc
Imigos del inieIiz natiyo Il quien
iamGs han podido perdonar el
sacrifice que hicieron y los bic
nes que perdieron por venfrse 4
esta terra, mdrtires de su filan-
tropia, La cIase externa Sc com.
pone de aquellos que nunca han
estado Ell Nuevo Mexico nj como.
cen 4 los nativos sino de oidos y
,por los informes que reciben dc
la clasc lntena, que es la mcnOs
numerosa pero la mas maligna
| Las disertaciones de ambas acer
ca de los natiyos son tan origina
les como divertidas Y Sc rcduccr
4 desahogar 81 bills sin atenci6r
4 la yerdad. Neanse alguna,
mGcstrds:
Que los natiyos son perezOso
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-08-08
NERAL Y DEL CONDADO DE SANMICUEL EN- PARTICULAR
0TROS M0NUMENT0S
Que Naldrian Ia Penn de ser Erigid0s
en- NueVO Mexico.

Las lIijas de la RevoIuci6n
Americana, que en- Nuevo Mexico
Sc han dedicado 4 la loable tarea
de erigir mOnumentos 8 piedras
cOnmemorativas i la mcmoria
de homhres ilustres que han fore.
cido en- este terlitOriO, no debe.
rian conlormarse con 81 monu.
mento que levantaron hace al
gunas semauas al gobernador
don Albino Perez, sino seguir
adelunte en- tan noble empresa v
comenzar desde el principle, es
decir desde los prlmeros tiempos
de la colonization de Nuevo Me
Xico. Por ejemplo, no estaria
de mas un mOnumento0 Corona
do, otro 4 Espejo, otro & Juan
Ohate y otro Il Cabeza lie Naca,
que en el sigIo diez y seis iueron
los primeros que trazaron la in
cognita via Il In TERRA remota &
ignorada de Nuevo Mexico. Al
gunos alegan que Cabeza de Va
ca no visit0 este territoriO, fun
ddndose en- 10 que udrma un
cierto historiador que no 10
acompan6 on su eXpedici0n y que
floreci0 dos siglos Y medic des-
puts, pero 10 probable es que
aquel eXpIorador intr6pido iu6
uno de los primeros europeos
que pisaron el suelo neo-meXica-
no, porque no hizO su viaje en-
globo sino d pie durante los tres
amos que rccorri0 cl contineute
americana. Tampoco puede ha-
Der quien merezca mejor alg6n
monumento que eI afamado re-
conquistador de Nuevo Mexico
Don Diego de Vargas, que no So
lamente recohr0 el Suelo neo-me-
Nicano del poder de los indi.
genas sino que coste0 los gastos
de la expedition de su propio boil
sillo, cosa que 4 uuestro yerenal-
tece aGn mas los mtritos del
conquistador. Estas sugestiones
las hacemos Il la refcrida socic-
dad 4 manera de principle con
objeto de que honren 81 asi 10 de.
sean 4 los hombrcs verdadera-
mente grundes que han fgurado
Ell nuestra historic. .Despues Y
con el tempo dirigiremos nues
ira atenci0n Il hombres demcnos
talla.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-08-08
SflS H0MBRES MUERI0S.
La Premature Explosion de un Barre
no les LAMA Il la Eternidad.

La noticia fu6 traida 4 esta ciu-
dad el Viernes pasado por To-
mas WalTick, de una terrible eX-
ploSion que ocurrio en- FL Cuervi
to EN- el campo dc nivelacion del
camino ferreo Rock Island, Pare
ce que Sc cometi0 alg0n error al
cOlocar Ell harreno, de cuyo resul
tadO sucedl0 un accidente tania
tai deiando valias criaturas
huerfanas y varias esposaS Ell la
viudedad. FL accidente So Verif-
co el Microbes pasado porla tar
de. Tn n6mero de hombres sc
encontraban cOlOcando el barre
no el cual por los detalles tan in.
ciertos que Sc han obtenido, debe
de haberse disparado fuera de
tempo, quitandole la vida 4 seis
hOmbreS 8 hiriendo variOs otros.
Los muertos son Francisco Lo-
pez, de Las Vegas; Elias Rael y
Pablo Lucero, de Santa Fe; Teo-
doro Torres, de GuadalajaraMeX
y dos mas cuyOs nombres no sc
han podido saber. CaliXto Gu
rule, tambien de esta ciudad, fu6
herido sacramento Ell un hombrO,
pero no esta de peligro.
Parece por las descripciones
dadas que, ell barreno fuG coloca-
do Ell el corte y cuando ocuni6
la explosion los hombres que ira,
bajaban ALI cerca, no estando
preparados, no podian ponerse Il
salvo La TERRA fuG volada 4
una altura bastante considera.
ble y al caer sepult0 pOr compile
to Il los pobres trabajadores,
ahog6ndOles antes que sc les pu.
desc prestar auXilio.
Don Francisco Lopez, quienfuj
muerto, ha resididO en- esta ciu,
dad por largo tempo. Contaba
como sesenta amos de edad. Sus
restos mortales yacen sepulta.
dos en- aquella localidad, no ha,
biendose pelmetido remoyerlos
para esta ciudad hasta dentro
de alg6n tempo. Mas las lagri
mas del immense amor de una es
posa ahigidisima y dc unos carl
nosos y amantes hios, acompa
na 4 quella modesto tumbt
que guarda los restos de aque
| pedazo de su corazon.
Don Francisco durante SUI vida
fuG un hombre quieto yhonrado
un fiel esposo y un amorosO pa
Dire y su muerte tan repentinj
no ha podido menos que deiarul
immense vacio enel seno de 81
hoy inconsolable hogar Roga
mos al Ser Supreme que su adi
| gidisima familia encuentre M
lenitivo Il su immense dolor en- Ii
resignation cristiana. Dios 10 dis
puso asi; hagase su divina vo
luntad.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-08-08

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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-08-08
OTRAEXpEDIClONAL PoLO NORrE

liza partido nltimamente una
expedici6n compuestn dc dos bu-
ques al mando de los capitanes
Baldwin y Siegle, quienes Sc diri-
ien al Polo Nortc On nm viaio de-
descubrimiento Vase pucdepre.
sumir que tendr1n 81 mismo txi.
TO que sus predecessors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-19
WATTERS0N'S CANDIDACY
WILL HAVE NO OPPOSITION FOR
THE NOMINATION
And that viii Insure His Election to
the Governorship OF keutucky-En-
oouraaina Comments.

louisville. Ky, October lsThc indca-
tions are now that Henry Watterscn will
no the next governor Of Kentucky His
nomination by the democracy will mean
his election, and there is at this time no
prospect that there will he my opposition
Several prospective candidates for the nom
nation have already declared that they
will not oppose the election " the distln-
guishcd editor whose services to the state,
to the nation ana to tho party have been
such ms to merit recognition In any man
ner that he deems proper.
There are many reasons why there will
he no opposition to Mr.. Wattcrson's can
didocy for the gubernntonal nomination.
First, Mr. Watterson can bring into the
party the gold democrats, second he can
bring to his support the aRtl-Goebel dem.
ocrats, because Of his consistent opposition
to the Gocbel election law and his untlring
lahors. which resulted in its repeal. life
viii have the support Of the entire State
administration
From all over the country there are com
Ing messages and newspaper clippings np
proving Of the candidacy of the Kentucldan
for the goVcrnorship and In many ~ these
tho possibility Of his ufterward becoming
n candidate for the presidency Is discussed
In a manner that Is by no means dlscour
aging IL Mr. Watterson really cherishes
such an ambition
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-19
DISS DE- BAR REMANDED
FURTHER REVOLVING TESTIMONY
TO BE TAKEN IN THE CASE.
London Police Are Taking Precautions,
Fearina There Miaht Be a Popular
Outbreak and Lynchlna

London, October 1S.-Today's feature Of
the trial of Theodore jackson and Laura
Jackson (Ann Odeiia Dlss De Bar on
charges Of immortality and fraud was the
shrewdness the woman defendant displayed
on cross-cxamnlng the witnesses She was
very theatrical and became SO violent once
that 1t seemed as IL she would have 10 be
removed from the court This outbreak
was caused by the lmputation Of witness
regarding the chastity Of Mrs. Jackson.
The examination OF the mother of Daisy
Adams, one OF the victims 81 the Jacksons,
developed the presence az Brighton Of a
sect Of Christian spiHtualists as remarkable
in It's way as the Theocratic unity. The
officers were entitled King solomon, en-
press Of tho universe, the King Berlcha.
Mrs Jackson used this sect to secure III
PRODUCTIONS 10 her victims,
After girl named Laura Faulkner testl-
fed to Jacksou's attempts at outrage, the
case was adjourned until November Z,
when another week or more probably VIII
be taken up with the police court tcsti-
mony.
Mrs Jackson remarked, upon hearing that
she and her husband were remandcd. 'lhht
suits us precisely" and the crowd present
Kissed the pair heartily as they were LED
out 81 the court room
Crowds 81 people outside the police court
waited patiently but IN vain for a chance
OF h0oting the prisoners the pouce are
taking special precautions, fearing that the
prisoners might be lynched II the mob ever
got hold Of them.
The Jacksons win spend the interim In
JIoIioyNgv TAIL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-19
LuMgeRmEN HAVE ORGANIZED.
Tho Membership VIII Include Southern
Dealers and Manufacturers,

New orleans, October 1s.-The Southern
mmbermen in session here today adopted
resolutions and permanently organized.
The association win be known as the
Lumhermen's Association Of the SOUTH
The membership will include the retail
lumber dealers and the lumber mannfac-
tnrers aud wholesalers OF the states Of
Florida, Georgia, Alabama, the carolinas,
Tennessee. Kentucky, Mississippi, Louisl-
ana, Texas. Virginia and Arkansas.
The object OF the association is stated
10 be tho promotion and encouragement OF
state associations In each OF the states
named for the purpose Of encouraging aud
n1aintaInIuE those business ethics and re-
lations witch should exist between the
manufacturers aud business branches' OF
the lumber trade. 49, ,.... ata,,rn-
nigei Can " + Drake OF the DrM;p Lumber
o,,rnayy az Austin. Texas president
H. C. Allen OF Shreveport vice presi-
dent. 49, c,4,. Nu.s 80.
rotary and treasurer.
The next meeting win he held az time
ana Mace to be determlntR By the exeeu-
live committee consisting Of three cleo
i've officers board Of directors was
choscn consisting Of one wholesaler ana
ono retnller from each OF the Southern
states Included In the call.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-19
A HARD FIGHT.
Company E, Ninth infantry Was At
tackled by 400 Bolonen.
IL potoher t9-Ftve hundred

COMPANY E, Ninth infantry, Was At
lacked by 400 Bolomen.
Manila. October t9,-FiVe hundred
boomen attacked a detachment Of
fortv-six men Of the Ninth infantry at
Banoaiou. ON the Gandara river, island
Of ssmar, today, killing ten and wound
inn six. The remainder of the COM
,any arrived on the scene in time to
prevent further slaughter and routed
the enemy, killing over a hundred Of
them. II is believed that the enemy
only retired for reintorcenents. As
soon as the news was received at
Catabalonas, TWO sunboats were dis
patched, General Smith going in per-
son to the scene.
washington. October 1s.-The following
brief cablegram from General Chaffee re
nortlnr the eight Of the Ninth Infantry in
s.p,.r wednesday was received at the war
department this afternoon;
corbin Adiutsnt General, Washington.
Manila. October ts.-Forty-siS men,
company E, Ninth regiment, United
States infantry, under First Lieutenant
eeeroe w. Wallace, in field Lower
eandara. samar were attacked by 400
holom.n October 10. Our loss ten
killed. six wounded; names not re-
oeived. Eiahtysone Of the enemy left
d.sd on the field. Enemy beaten Off
Chaffee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-19


Memphis, Tenn, October 49,. Under the
caption Of "A white Mans Country the
Commercial Appeal, discussing the en-
tcrtalnmcnt Of Booker Washington at the
white House, says;
This is a white mans country. 1t will
continue to be such as long as clean
blood flows through the veins Of white
people. The negro is entitled TO his rights
under the law, and the men who stand
for white supremacy are the strongest
for granting him these rights. But beyond
that they vii not go, The example of
president or potentate can not change
their views. President Roosevelt has com
mItted bnnder that Is worse than u
crime, ana no atonement or future act Of
his can remove the sclf-imprinted stig-
ma"
The Sclmitar this afternoon contained a
column editorial under the head of "a
Gratultous Outrage which says: The
most damnable outrage which has ever
been perpctrated by any citizen OF the
United states was committed by the presi
dent when he Invited a negro TO dine with
him at the White House. Roosevelt the
individual and Roosevelt the president
are not To he viewed IN the same light
He went out Of his way and extended O
special invitation to a negro to sit down
al table with him. He has closed the
door to any accessons Of Southern white
men to the republican ranks"