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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
9ropins Gad)ien nnS ghiirinsen.


80 agoeburg. Wie Die
yMaeo. 3ta." erfdbrt, 1T Dem gorz
Iteber Der Magoeburger Sanoelstanl=
n1er, StuDt= unb GommerstenroID
Otto 6ubbe, Der Sitsl @sbeimsr gomz
mer5ienratb perlieben norben.
Oelib1h. 9as Sretgut 8ennz
borf tit in ben 8eiib oes 2annpirt6s
u. 8Ottcher : 9alle, zines 9ohnes beg
8anfoireftprs 8Dtt9er bom 9alle'z
i6en 8antperein, fdufli6 iibersesanz
gen.
@rfurt. llniere 5tabt, bic als
pielgenannte 2utberItabt mod niht 10
peit gefommen mar, etne 5ttabe na9
benz Namen bes sroben ReFormators
au nennen, min nun bas '6is6er 8erz
fdunte nadbolen uno einem Der neuen
Strabenaiige ibrem groBen 8iirger au
@bren bic 8essidnun9 n2utherfrabe"
geben. Mueb ben Namen anperer be-
riibmter @Obne grfurts ioG auf Die
glei6e Wetie geba6t neroen.
Nltenbusg.-0er aus bemNelz
ndbter @eri6tsgefdnsnib enttommene
ginbrecher Rpnas, Der bann i'm altenz
burgii6en Wei itfreiie tpieoer ergriffen
unb ms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu
Hoba gebra6t nuroe, 1T a6ermals aus
benz @efdngniiie entfprungen, obne
oab man i'm bGtte aus sfinbig MAIDEN
fDnnen. Gr tpanbte BEL Der Slu6t ben
betannten Sniff an, ben @efangenmeiz
iter in bic 3ele gu rufen, i'm beim
Seffnen Der Sbiir iiber ben 0aufen 5u
tperfen unO sleid tpie feline 8erfolger
au rufen: n9altet i'm auf! yfebmt i6n
feit!"
8tttfau.- 8eim nnppr1i9ttgen
6eranfdbren an einen Oampfer lit
bierielbit Der S9tffseisner Ntelebod
aus S6laaentbin perunsliidt. Gr mar
nit feinem Sabraeug aug benz plaue=
f6en Ranal aefommen unb tpolIte
ben itromaufp fabrenoen Damz
pier Dresden" gum SAleppen na4
Wagbeburs benuBen. 8eim 9eranfabz
rem gerietb bas Boot, in bem auber
Hielebed befen SDbn unb S9pieserz
fDbn tparen, quer bor ben @tepen oes
Oampfers unb fdlug um. OerS9niez
geriobn tonnte ii9 an ben Mnter bes
Oampfers anflammern unb Der
Sobn tpurbe bur9 ben Gabrmeif!er
Giible bon bier gerettet, bebpr er unter
ben Rabtaften gerietb. Nielebod Ielbft
ertranf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07

friiberen 2unbridters. Sm Befise ei<
nes in aDln fefsenommenen iiInsen
Gpibbuben fanb man cine Qlniintsz
farte bon Gutter nebit beKen Mbreife.
3undhit badbte man, bab anh lie bon
einenr Diebftabl berriibre. sSener iteas
te biss aber entf1ieben in Mbrebe unb
efflarte ihlieBlih, bdb er Gutter auf
elmer Heiie tenten gelernt uno als<
bafD NIT ihni einen lolhen Berfebr
angefniipft babe, ben oas StrafgeIebz
buh In Yaragraph It's nit @efang=
nib unb nnter umItGnoen nit pen
Gerfuft Ger biirserlihen gbrenrehte
bebrbbt. Oarauf erfolgte unpertretlt
bureb ben ppli3eicpmmiidr Seutena
berg Buffers @erbaftung.
Grppin5 6annpper Nib @rnuuihueia.
8rduni9peig - Sin @roBs
feuer aerft0rta tbeilipeiIe oas Sroden~
haus oer bieiigen 3uderIteberet. Der
56aben 1T bebeuteno.
Gfperbe.- Gin 6ersfdlag febte
benz 2eben oes erIt i'm 25. 2ebensjabre
itehenben 6dusiobnss ST. 5alte elm
3tel. Der 8eritorbene bate am Morz
gen mod gepfliist.
6annpber. - Der Maurer nno
8abndrbeiter grnft 2ebmann aus
Snlidum ion am IA. B. S. por Shlt=
dunn nit @etpalt eine Srauensperion
aur Sulbung unsii9tiger 6anblungen
gespungen baben. Oie 8erbanplunz
gen fanben unter NusidluB Der Def
fentli9feit fdtt. Ote 8ef4porsnen
beiabten bic S6ulofrage unter 3ubilz
ligung mtlbernDer lmitdnoe. nrtbsll:
2 Sabre gefdnsnib.
@tfborn. Der 13zlabrige
Gdulfnabe Syr. Meper BON bier ban=
tirte am pffenen Seniter zines Neben@
bauies bes GdrtneretbeIibers 8ub@
ring nit einem Getpebr. Ser 54ub
aing los unb tDbtets bic i'm @arten
/ auf elmer 8anf unipeit bom SenIter
ftbenbe 8iibring'ide So4ter, bic IL
idbrige emma 8iibring. Won Der
5traffdrlnrer 6ilbesbeim tpuroe
Mener ipegsn fdbrldiiiger sDbtuns gu
| 3 Monaten GefdngntB berurthetlt.
SoIaminben. gbemulige
Schiller bes 5errn profshpr Or. aetoz
loff, bedbii6tigen bieiem aus 9lnlab
Ietnes Musfdeioens aus benz 2ebrerz
tollegium bes bieiigen ber5ogl. @Dm=
naiiums nah 46=idbriser Sbdtigfeit
unD feines llebertrttts in ben Gubee
ftano eine Gbrung gu She'll perDer
| au laiIen. gu Dielem 3pede Cat iid
bier Elm 4usi9ub gebilbet, Der fAon
oas programm fir Die Seier feitgefeB
bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
GIfui. Gpthrineem.

Me B. = 5euer asrItorts WsrtIfdtte
uno 2aesr Der 8auT6reinersi. globe(z
unb 8iuurbfabrit Jrieori9 Scegers.
Der Srhaben tpirD auf Pos, 900
Dearf gefddbt unb 1T nur theilnsile
ourd 8erli4erun9 eebedt.
Carl If. = Der 8sIiber Sbil aus
6iiiingen mar ouf einen Baum geitiez
GEN, I'm Qepfel gu pfliiden. 6ierbei
alitt er aus uno fiel 5u 8ooen, mo er
alsbalo tpbt aufeefunoen tpuroe. Ser
Iermite bate Das Genid gebrpden.
5trabburs. = 9as 1. ga=
taiaon bes babii9en Subartilerie=
Hegtments glr. Ia, tpeldes Bis iebt
feline @arniion in MttbreiIa9 bate,
1T nad 5traB6urg berlsst norosn.
Oas 2. Battalion Des Nesisrents liegt
idon lett langeren Sabren in Strap
burg.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
Hro pina Seiicn.

8ebigerooe. Infer Oberz
fDrfer Heins feierte fein 5Oidhrigss
Dieniiubildum. Wor so Ssd6ren trat
ct aus benz Walbed'59en 5tautsoienIt
aus unb iibernabm bic HebenuensBerz
!paltung oes oamaligen 6eiiif4sn
Rrisgsminiiters BON 6eBberg. Set
bieIsr 3eit lit er ununterbrp6en ;t.,
sDtenite Der camille bon Sebherg tbu=
Jig setpeien.
Granffurt a. M. - SIN Mta=
n0Dergeldnbe Bel 9attersbeim puroe
BEL elmer Mttade Der lieutenant Der
Ne1erpe BON Der 2ippe 1dper bsrlebt.
Oas pFerb bes Qieutenants fam 3u
Gan. Der yfeiter tpurbe gu Bpben
genorfen uno bret nahfDlaenbe pFerce
Ser 5hnabron forangen nod alif ben
GDrper bes 8erunoliidten. Muber eli
ilem Hippenbru9 purben nod lc6pere
0erletYnnen am 6als, &opf uno
Miiden feltgeiteIlt. lieutenant bon ber
2iDpe 1T erit Ieit Mdra b. s. benz 13.
6ularenreaiment 5ugetbeilt, nd1bem
ct ettDa aipei Sabre Bel ben Buren in
Snoafrifa 3ubrdhte, mo er untsr
8ntba als Rommanbant elmer Sruppe
an Dielen Gefe4ten tbeilnubm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
OruflberSDgtbnnt asfTen.

9eppenbeim d. 3. 8. Die
Grunbiteinlesuna gu benz Neubau Ell
rer fdtbolifAen Rirde fanb babier in
feierlider Weife itatt.
Darmftabt. Dor Ruraen,
tpurbe Der pratt. Nr3t Or, Miinn bon
Gr3baufen nnmittelbdr por benz
Gbauiieehas babier Don eintm 0er3s
fAlug betroffen.
Mrbtilgen. Die1er Gage
ftierte Georg Gr3grGber ieit 25iGbri=
des SubilGum dls Srtaperintsmnnn.
Denl Jn6ildr fpilrbe bon benz Drtsgez
ribts Worittbr tnb ben brei Drtsz
gerintsmdnntrn Elm jtbDnes @efnent
ntbit tintn MumsnitrauB iiberreint.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
9rppiraa gdlsfie,,.

Breslan. Muf benz Suite bss
@rafen pidler in alein 9ihirns
brah Elm sseuer aus, bus iich burb oas
Dorf Derbreitete iinb bret MirtSf Sfbafs
ten DDIlitdnDig eindfdsrte.
rfhberg. SSuIti3ratA,
NsntsanpaIt uno Notar sysIfNsr Il!
aeitDrben. Gr mar felt Sanrasbnten
@orteber bes StdotberorOnetens goiz
legiums.
9Drlib. Sn 8sidenbers in
8Dbmen tpurbe bic Sausbeii5ersfrou
8laI6fe ermorbet alllgefunoen. gtS
oes Huubmorbe5 perDd6iia tpurne EN-
18id6riser 8ddergsbiilfe, Der beim
Sobne Der grmorbeten arbeitete, Derz
haftet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
Erupins gunrmern.

BGrpaIbe. Der glrbeiter
RDlpin aus Mltn,iibl Bel Naiebano
tpurbe BON einem Bferbs gef9lagen
unb auf Der, 5teue get0btet.
8It o N. pfarrer Or. Grefft,
Der bisberige 8eripalter Der bieiiaen
fatbolif6en Stride lit als /. @siItliz
der an bic Marienfir1e in 3oppot be-
rufen pDrben.
Stettin. - Die 2eihe bes auf
elmer 5egelfabrt bon 6eringsDDrf na9
Misbrpp Derungliidten WerleeersStto
9rigl tit Bel Der bdnifhen SrIel Moen
angetrieben unb gehorgen lporben.
@rim m men. Der Batron Der
Rirbe au Hploffsbasen, Rtttergutsbez
1iser Nittmeiiter Neiner auf @1lpb
AniBin, bat gum Nanfolqer bes in
ben &ubeitanb treteneen paftor 9iiz
6ide, ben paftor Ounratb aus 5rieb=
lees ernanf,t.
RDslin. - 6einem 2eben be-
reitete ber 77Sidbrige @hmieoemsiIter
Manteb n Bablgrin BEL NaIIoip ein
Gnbe, ii1bem er fi1 in 1einer 51miebe
erbdngte. Nugenblidlihe Beiltesft0=
rung f9eint i'm in ben Sob aetrieben
gu baben, ba fDnft fein @runb All eli
ner berartigsn Sbat Dorlag.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
Wrpfherapetlrm @aben.

RarIsrnbe. Die @tabt be-
abfihtigt bic Grrihtung zines 10000
9onnen faiienben @streibelagers in
ibrem Rbeinbafen.
Mnern. Gtabtpfarrsr 6albig,
Der iin felt ettpa Sabresfrift 3ur @r-
hDlline bier aufhdIt, tam als pfarrz
beripeler nab Bibl Bel Dffenburg.
WlbIertbaI. Wor Rur3en
broNnte bas nsll erbQute 0uu5 bes
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07

I 8ab ! Naubeim. - 8ei bet
8emeinberatbspahl lpurben Die Ser
rem Gentner Strip. Meibbinbermeiiter
Stumm unb 5pebtteur Meier tpieosrz,
Oefonom Sddfsr unb S1reinermeis
tier 8ernb. Slid neugepGblt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
Srubins Gflesipig Spfitein.

&iel. Dor 3ltr3em tenterte i'm
Griegsbafen Elm Seaelboot nit 6 Sns
1af1en. Ser 8potsfiibrer 8remfer err
tranf. Die lebrinen tDuroen gerettet.
Mltpna. - 2ehrer Mlbert Wiehr
an Der 1. Rnaben Witteli9ule bier
felbf lit aum Heftor Der 5. MdD9en=
YolfsInule ernannt ipnrben.
Dietri9 sb.orf. Die 9o=
palbts Werfe besinsen bas Seit
ibres 25id6rigen Beitebens in beionz
bers feHliher Meiie.
Ottbm arf den. Gum erftsa
Gebrer an Der Dreiclaliigen S4ule 3u
Delpe in NorberoitbmarI6en puroe
2ebrer 54ulae aus &attrepel i'm
4irdfptel Warne gelpdblt.
6Dlfein. Die Wittipe8rindz
mann in Hellingen bat ibr bort belez
genes 9epeie, 8aumf6ulenanlaaen in
bsbeutenbem l1mfange an ben 9drtner
H. Shraber in StdDe berfduft. Der
aaufpreis bstrdst $4,000 Or.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
Gbniereih 8aDert.

Minden. - Mm 9rabe feinsr
ert Dor aureaem oeritorbenen Satin
entleibte ii4 Der penitpnterte Rentenz
perlpalter ssSobann 4oam Ruppredt.
Ntbling. Oas rei4balttige
Qtslier bes photographer pappen6sr:
ger brannte Dor &ur5em totaf aus, 10
oab benz 8siiber Elm 6eoeutenoer S6a=
ben erpd6t. Oas 5euer fonnte auT
Ieinen 9ero beIGrdnft lperoen.
u Der Bauer 9uns 6oamair
ibob auf einen 6aIen sieleno, iiber Die
StraBe, uls geraoe bic Srdu Des 2ebz
rers bon benz nuben Bsr5ling ooriibers
ging. Gr traf bic >Wbnungsloie I9per
in Die linfe SdlGfsnGegsno.
8anreutb. 8or 8ur5em
lpurDe Das e5dauFeniter Des 9egeri4's
Ihen l16renseI9dftes in Der 8ugnerz
itruBe erbrp9en uno llbren uno &etten
i'm Mertbe bon etpa 1000 W. ertpenz
bet. ......
GrGangen. Ser Wabl oes
ppm Mugiitrot in gsbetmer Sibung
aum HGotiI9sn Sdulratb ernannten
8esirfsbauptle6rers @rabmiiller tit
bus @emeinbetollesium nt6t beigetrez
ten.
Turtb. : 9or &ur5em tpuroe
i'm 8abnbofe Stegelsbprf Der perbeiz
ratbete 8rentier 9Dbn uus geiirnberg
BON einem Giienba9n3uge iiberfabren
unb 10 ihuer oerlebt, oab er 4benos
i'm &ranfenbuuIe ftarb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07

sd forberte," er3dblt elm 2ebrer in
Mien, ueinft bic ainoer auf, bab tie
aud einmal eine fleine 8sfhihte err
5Gblen Iollen. Da blidten lie mid err
Itount an unb ihpis9en. rNun,
iper peib eine I9Dne Geididte?" ipiez
osrbplte ih meme Srase, unb lie
fhipiesen fpieber, Bis auf ben tleinen
Menael (ein tiha9iiher 3nabe, Der
erit in Der S9ule bsutIb lernte), ber.
Ii9 fhuhtern meiDete unD leiIe fagte:
,Bitte, ih tpeib eine ihDne Gefhihte.
so er5dble iie." llno Der anabt be-
aann, 5uerit langIam, beodhtig, bdnil
INNER fdneilsr unb gum 5hluB fih
iiberitiir3enb: SD bin ndh 9an1e gezs
fommen, bann iii Mnna (bie ertpuhiez
ne Sp1ter 1eines Onfels) gefnmnlen.
bann 1T 6auslehrer gefommen nnb
bat Mnna setiibt, unb bann TT Sntel
gefommen unb bat aeIagt: rN potOm,
bas 1T cine fh0ne 9einidte!1
X X x
Wan fann in iebem Dinge au neil
aeben. SEPT itelIt fih herars, bdB bsr
Trebertrodnunas @e5elfhnft In
RaiIeI ni6t allein bic Grebern, iDnbtrn
auh bas baare Gelb einsetrodntt ijs
Sc Ianter Jreunbldoft jieb 3ei9t|
beito iDeriaer lauter 1T lie oft.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
NOTICE OF SEIZURE.

Notice is hereby gwen of seizure OF
the following property for violation OF
the internal revenue laws OF the United
States:
At Franklinton, N C, Feb. Is, 1901 +,
10 gallons corn whiskey, of Jos May.
Ir Patterson's Bridge, barrels OF
corn whiskey, 40 gallons, As property
of unknown. .
At Elm City, N. C. March IL. 1901.
& packages Of corn whiskey, 1887 gal
Ions, distillery premises and apparatus
OF registered grain distillery, No. $50
and packages of corn whiskey, 2SS
gallons and one package IL gallons, As
property of e. A Norris.
At Star, n. q. March 6, 1901. s bbls
and kegs of corn whiskey, about 800
gallons, As property of B Aumsn.
At Star, N. c., March Is. 1901, distill-
cry premises, still and fixtures etc.
and 10 bbls. of corn whiskey, about 45O
gallons, as property of B. Auman.
At Maysville, n. c., March II, 1901,
two Jugs ~ gallons each, ~ property
of w. r. Humphrey.
Persons claiming the above property
will file their claims with me in my
office within thirty days Is required By
law. or the same will be forfeited t<
the use of the United States.
March 10, 1901,
4. C. DUNCAN. Collector.
ByJ p. II. ADAMS, Deputy Collector,
Raleigh, N. g
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
VERY LATEST NEWS.

The Mangum murder case Is now
being tried.
The best grs1e IT cotton sold here
Monday for 81 cents.
Look at the label on your paper.
II your subscription i out please X
new.
IL you wish any h's or fire. insur.
auce write 10 l.. f. BIiler, Il sleigh,
n. &.
The Legislature is To- meet today
at noon, but they will very probably
not have a quorm.
Senator Butler has opened his law
office in the Tucker building, this
city, aud j. in New York this week
on legal business.
Mai. Martin who is accused Of
embcLzling a SUN Of money in the
State Treasures office il on trial this
week. He has admitted that he
took part of the money, but says ne
used il for charitable purposes.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
French Against British.

Tien Tsin, April 2.-Another
serious ARRAY occurred between the
British and the French. Captain
Barnett of the Madras infantry, was
assaulted by seven French soldiers.
He made the best resistance he
could, but they attacked him with
their sabres, and wounded him
severely, but not dangerously. An
Indian sentry belonging to the
British East India force stationed
here, was shot in the thigh Satur-
day night. These incidents have
added to the strained feeling be-
tween troops of different nation
alitieS.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
A Dun on II Postal Card.

Whining ton, N. g., March %
For trying to collect a small debt by
postsl card ard threatening trouble
if it VAS not paid, N. B,xley White,
OF Maxtou, WAS arrested last night
by post-u fiji o inspector Jere Connal-
ly for violation of the Federal stat
utes and held under 5000 bond for
appearance AT the Federal Court here
next month.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
Gold Found i'm an Iron Pot.

Lewiston, Me-, April "A spec
ial to The Journal from Damaris-
Gotta says:
"a lot of Spanish gold, estimated
to amount to nearly $4,000 in
value, has been found in the wall of
an old building here. The house,
which was purchased recently by
Robert Jones, was being torn down.
The gold was enclosed in an iron
pot"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
RavaCes of the Plague.

London, April IA Cape Town
dispatch to the Exchange Telegram
Company says there have been 3O4
cases of the plague TO date, and one
hurdred deaths. The latter include
a doctor and eighteen other Euro
peaus. There have been $50 cases
under observation.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
Oscar Bracy Lodged I'm Jail.

Lumberton, y. c., April q
Sheriff Geo. b. Mcleod yesterday
brought Oscar Bracy here and lodged
him in Jail. In a quarrel Saturday
night at w. ID. Smiths livery
stables, in Rowland township,
Bracy shot and instantly killed
Smith.
Bracy claims he acted in self
defense. Both parties are white.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04

The S1utI-rI rstI way has place d
An order TOR COO freight cars. Or
this increase IN rolling stock $50 vii,
DO hopper coal cars, 100 coke cars,
500 ventilated box cars and $50 OF
binary box cars. so furniture cars
100 stock cars, 100 Il st cars and q
number Of refriger ator cars.-Wln-
atom j .nrnAI
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
Six Inches of Snow in Kansas

Topeka, Kansas, April Yes.
terday was beautiful spring day
throughout the west. Tonight Kan
sas is covered with a six inch snow
and 1t Is still falling fast. Thous
snds of range cattle will die from
hunger II the snow remains on the
ground several days, as feed has
been exhausted by the long winter.
The plain snow plows have been
sent west to clear the blockades.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
Old Man Burned to- Death Near
Charlotte.

Charlotte, N. c., March GS.-Nevs
reached here OF the burning TO death
yesterday afternoon of an aged white
man named Brock In Cabarrus coun-
ty. The body was iaally fshed out
of the fire by means of barbed-wlre
hooks. 1t was too late, the head of
the old man having been burned eff.
1t is supposed that Mr.. Brock went
to sleep before the fire and that the
FIRE popped out, setting to combusti.
BILE material about him.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04

table political opposition by amend
Ing their state constit ui ions 80 n Ia
disfrsBehise /; and assure The poiiti-
cal control 10 themselves absolutely.
THE present Maryland efyort
gives away the whole scheme"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
Joseph LigOns Dead.

Winston, n. c., April special
Joseph Ligons, the young white
man who was stabbed by negro at
Germanton Saturday night, died to-
day. Officers are still looking for
the negro.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
Four Pairs of Twins.
Winston = ntinel.

Winston = ntinel.
Mrs. James X. Smith, who lives
near M trtlnsvIlle, gave birth to two
children Wednesday morning. one
boz and one girl. This makes 1S
children. aud tue fourth time they
have been blessed With twins. They
have now sixteen living children.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
Thirty Filipinos Surrender.

Manila, April Thirty men Of
General CANALS command have
surrendered. Or this number five
were officers, including Colonies
Herrera and Reioya.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
Attempt to Murder the CA

London, April l "A dispatch to
The Morning Leader from Keiff
saws that an officer Of the house
hold tried to assassin8te the Czs~.
He fred at his majesty. but missed,
and then shot and killed himself
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04

Litt'eton Female College continues
to receive more applications for teach.
ers from among its former pupils and
graduates than IL can accept. At this
time every former pupil of the institu
ton, so far IS can be ascertained, who
desires to teach is at work.
A teacher Is desired Immediately fol
a good country school. Any young
lady wishing this place may write al
once to Rev. J. NJ. Rhodes. LlttletOn
" C.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

RAIEIaH, WAKE COUNTY.
Rrouxhton ke Of Edwards
Bnde doing business the city Of Raleigh
Turner'S Almanac for the
vesr I9O0 NE. BROU6HTON
worn before subscribed In
SEAL. presence, this 9Th day Of August, A. D.
1900 W. n. Clerk Superior Court,
byVI1pvIus R0Y0I1H Deputy Clerk.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
Shot Russian Minister.

Berlin, April 2-The Vissiche
Zeltung today prints a special dis
patch from Lemburg in which,
based upon information received
from Warsaw, it is said that the
Russian minister of the interior,
Privy Councillor Sipiaguin, was
recently shot at, but that the plot
to assassiuate him failed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
SORES AND
ULCERS.

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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04
Going Home For Her Hatchet

l.dianspolis, A pril MIR. Car
ris NSl'n has severed sll ,onnee
ton with her leeturing bureau, an
hereafter will be her own manage, .
she left last night for her home j..
Kansas. B fore leaving for the traI..
sue ssid:
God has not blessed this lectu,
bureau. the bureau offered me 500
night aud guaranteed that su, +.
pat since have been from my hom
nave made only eighty dollars.
was glad to get that amount. / au
gong home to smash, and will new o,
listen again to any indu ,ements IL al
lecture bureaus hold out.o
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04

Continued from last week
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-04

An OUTSIDE VIEW.
As typical Of the outside newspa-
per view the following comment
upon the situation by the New York
Sun is interesting:
"The obvious, the unconcealed
purpose Of the attempt to disffan-
chise negro citizens Of Maryland
throws . ray Of light on the motive
Of the whole southern DISTINGUISHING
movement.
"In Maryland there is no posi-
bility Of negro domipation.' No
pretense Of fear of it is made or can
lie made, for only about one-fifth of
The population of the state is color
ed. The purpose Of the disffanchis-
ing movement Is purely partisan.
1t is simply . democratic scheme to
gain partisan advantage by reducing
the number Of republican voters.
at indicates that at the bottom
the purpose of negro disffanchise'
ment in southern states generally il
the same. The great mass of the
whites are on ono side In politic
and the negroes on the other; and
the whites having secured the con
troll by confessed violence agains
the negro's right of suhfage they
proceed to get rid Of an uncomfor