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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
Hamoper nab gsasnfmsvesa.

Werniaerpbe.- Mus DDts<
bdm lpirb genelbet, : baB bic rerpitt<
tpete Grdfin sSennb b. Seller. eeb. .Grds
fin 5l Stolbers Z Merniaerpbe, Dds
ielbft i'm 88. Sabre entfdlafen lit.
9ellsnbnrf. Dor einisen
Wrben mar auf Der einfam aelegenen
pfliiger'ihen Maiermiihle All 1enens
bort eingebrothen iporben nnb benl
8e1iber cine qDlbene Damenu1r, apIz
fene Hinae uno aneere @plbiahen,
Slide unD fonitiae Gahen aeito6len
ipcrben. Cine Der 9hot bringenb ber=
hd1tige perf0nlihfeit, Ger Mrbeiter
9einrtA Uleleroorf. ipurfe perbaftet.
Qiebenau.- 9(m Nbenb braA
auf benz 8oben bes aroBsn 5tpeiitDdi<
gen S6uibauies sSeuer .aus. Die Be-
lpphner .bes 9alHes muBten ert pon
Nahbarn aeipedt irerben. 8or auen
onperen trng man bic fHtafenben fleiz
men GinDer aus benz brennenben Sc
bdube. HaIds 5iilfe mar fofort aur
Stelle, 10 baB Den. 8ranbe Ginbalt
getban iparD.
pat.tenIen. - Sin Naafanfan
tpurbe auf Der gbauiIee BON Mrnum
nah Nattenfen erii6t. Der 15=iGbrige
8ddernleifersfub sSrana GaiIer bate
8rpb nah 6annottr aefabren unb
ip,lrne unteripegs nyeirem friiberell
@eIenen, sem er n1it5uFabrsn eeitat<
fefp iiherfnIIpns 11nn fprnuht J1pr
@trolh betdubte ben 15@idbrisen Gais
Ter burG mebrere Meiferitiae unb
Sfldse auf ben &ppf.
S6Dningen. sSn Der Sibung
fes Gir1enDpritanbes au ct. 8ineen3
tprrbe 6dbritbireftpr Or. phil. Ganz
Ger gum Witaliebe bes Shulporftan=
oes Der @irseri1ulen aeipdblt. Seiz
tens bes airhenborfisnbes gu ST.
8incel15 ipurbe 9utsadrtner q. 3ouz
mer in ben 8urserfhulporitanb bspu=
tirt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
0oIsberbrau6.

8ei einem id6rlihen Gerbrau9e BON
pieraiatauienb Millionen syub8retterz
Epla 1pirbe Der MalbbeitanO Der 8er.
Gtaaten, ipie in einem 8eri6te bes
I:atiitiI1en 8ureaus feitaeitellt nirn,
nod ouf iedSig Sabre reiden, poraus'
ee5eht, bab Die riidlidtslofe Musbeuz
fung fprtgeIeBt tporben tpdre, ipelaer
jeBt bus 8eritdnbniB fir rattoneaa
sSo1ftfultur bolb Elm Gnbe bereitet fa@
BEN tpirb. Ser Dertpenobare @alcDez
ltdnb in un5erer SeereeiDn tpirD auf
5OO,OOO Weinipnen Der Der Siibz
ftaaten euf 100000. in rem 9ebirgsz
itaaten 100000 Miaionen uno in
ben paci1icitaaten auf cine 8ilz
lipn absel9dbt. sSn WIsconiin,
MiAigan unb Wtinne1ota tpuroen
i'm leBten Sabre 6,153.90o,oo0 Sub
gu Nllbbol5 perarbsitet, ipeniger als II
rem poraufseeanaenen ssabren. sSn
sSplae Der bonn Mderbau=Departernsnt
geleiiteten 0iilfe fommt Die Inltematiz
fdsa Nernertbuna Der MalDbeftdnbe,
lire pflese unb Grbultuna tebafs Ell
nes bauernben @rtraaes n1ehr unb
mebr in Mufnabme, 70 bah etne enDz
liAe Grlh0pfung nidt su befiirhten
lit. Namentli1 neutrality-suspicious.
ten i'm Siibtpeiten nnb Norbreiten.
tie im i'm Befib ausaebehnter 2dncs-
re;en befinben, nehmen biefe politit
auf.
Die Musiubr bon 8aubola 6ilbet etz
nen betrd6tliden She'll unfsres au5s
ldnbifdgn Nerfebrs, i'm lebten Sabre
beaifferte fi1 biefelbe auf S5O.598,z
416. Der arDbte She'll faDon fam
pon Der paeificfiiite unb aing noh
Siibamerifo unb ben aiiatiihen Cant
bern. Der 8ebarf an 6pla lit in al
len 2Gnfern Der Melf i'm 2unebanen.
sSranfreih pernlda t1ur bic 6dlfte fets
rles Werbraud,s 1elb5t au beden, IN
Gbnlicher Gage befinber iida GnNluno.
Deutfhlanb UNI 8eIaien. bic 3lir Gr>
oGnauna auf bic ginfuhr, aus Gts
fsrrei9< <llnqarll. Ghneben unb Nors
tpeger, aus sSinlanb. aus Mubldnb.
giundnien, 9osnien unb ber 6ersogts
nina inie aug ben Ser. G!acfeil iii1b
gunahn allaeipitfen ii1lb. GAMBIA ia
mil feinem Walbreidt bum am beiftn
i'm @stono&, bic usfGEbiIcfn Mdrfte
NIT NnbbpIS 81. Derloraen, fiir Dies(3tr.
Gtuuten tpirb ts bic bette Nolitil ftin.
ineliuer Mpbmafsrial. bageger oie
,1ils benlftIben bier teraeneuttu 6Qs
britote 3u typpftiren,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
Cefterrei6=ttnGar:.

Mien. gines ber perbienitboll=
ften Mitslteber bes Wiener @petbe-
gomites, Der ais @oethez z5orf9er be-
fannie Brpf. Or. &arl sSulius
S9rper, lit einen Sag na6 Gntbiilz
lung bes gretbe- 9entmals, i'm Glitter
bon rs Sabren geftorben. 8or &ur=
aem ipurDe ibm bic taiierlihe Diner
fennung fir feline 0erbienite um has
3utanDefommen Oes 9Detbe= Dent=
mails ausseiprohen.
Mrco. - Gin getpiHer Sohann8e=
nuoai bracbte ieinem frant i'm 8ette
liesenben 0ater ettpa breibig MeHer<
itihe -bei, tporauf ber 0erlpunbete balb
berfhieh. Der 9bdter leioet ar pella=
ara unb mar bereits atpeimal i'm sSSr=
renbaus. Man slaubt, baB er ben @a=
termorb in einem ,Nnfaue bon Rafe=
rel beriibt bat.
Gbanee. = .Sm 2ansbatbtba.e
iparen Mrbeiter in Der Ndbe bes ppn
Souriten germ befu9ten @afbauIes
.Rreb" nit @teinf1reusen 3ur Sc
tpinnuna BON Material fir bic Wiloz
ba9berbauung beIhdftist. Die ein=
uno5panoisjdbrise 5o1ter bes @ai=
ipirtbes Marie Molfssruber. elm Bill
benbes Mdbden, on bas ficb eeipib
biele Souriiten erinnern, tpollte Mit.
tags nab elmer Mueb ieben unb entz
fernte iih bonn 9alie gu Der ilabeseles
senen 56eune. plDbli6 fam Elm etipa
breiBig ailo f9uerer @tein burn Die
2uft geflDgen unb traf bas MGb6en
10 llngliidlih, baB es fofort tpbt au=
1armenifiirate. Marie Molfsgruber
mar cine Nihte bes faiierli9en Gatbes
Or. Molfagruber, 8iirgermeiiter in
@munben. unb bes 8enebietiners g.
G0leftin Wolfseruber i'm Shottenz
itifte in Mien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
8aier,s.

Dadau. cSn Der pappenbedele
sFabrit Qusuitenfelb aeristb Der 2O<
idbriae IrbeiterShnelle in cine Maz
ihine unb tpurbe tobt gebriidt.
Metten. - Der Nbt Der 8ene=
biftinerabtei Metten, Or. Geo. Merz
ael, lit bebentlt9 erfranft.
ssreifing. q. Der bonn &C.
meinbefolleaium gum Masiitratsratb
aeipdblte Qpotbefer u. Generer erbielt
bon Der t. Greisreiernng Die 8eitG=
tiaung.
Sternberg. Muf bas ab l.,
sSanuar 1901 bier errihtete protetan=
tifde itdnbige 0ifarat nurbe ponl
SberfpnIiItoriunl Der oeraeitiqs
pfarrperipefer in Gei1enbal, SpAan=
mes 9edhaus. ernannt.
g Sdillinesfurit. Sier
itarb pfarrer Sol. 2ebner. Gr mar
aeboren ait Sdnnesberg in Der Ober=
pfala, ma6te feline Stubien 5u Re>
oensbura unb Miinden unD ipirtte
feit 1866 ols pfarrer Der fatbolii9sn
Bfarraemeinbe bier.
Wursbnrg. = Der S9ipeiaer
@rmer bon Shirnib, ben tpssen bes
Haubanfalles auf bic Oefonomens=
frau Strip aus benz bena9barten Ser
brunn bas biefige Sdipuresridt in
peraansener Sef1ion au adt Sabren
audtbaus perurtbeilte, 1T iiinsl in
Das llnteriud)unssgefdnsniB in Sic
Fen einselisfert iporben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
RbeinfaIs.

Yirmai en- 81 Nuf Requiiitton
bes Neutrality-suspicious. ipurbe Der
lebige 24=jdhrtae Sdnieb Satpb
Shdfer BON bier perfaftet. Oerlelbe
ION einen Men1eio aeidNroren baben.
sSranfenthal. = 8ei Musfii9=
runa BON 0anbederarbeiteu auf ei=
mem 8ali i'm Spital itiirate Oa6be<
dergebilfe sSafpb Urban 10 ungliidlid)
tom DaHs bereb, cab er auf einen
Qattenaaun fiel unb aefdbrli4e inz
nerlihe 8erlebuneen erlitt.
0ggersheim. Die bieiige
Gpinnerei unb Meberei ipurbe Dut9
Elm grDBeres Jeuer beimeeiuAt. gine
Menge Hobn1aterialien fielen benz bsr<
beerenber Slenent aum Spfer. Der
Shabeu lpirb aaf ca. 10000 M. sez
fHaBt.
3neibriiden. 6ier bwaann
bic 4. Seifion hes Shtpurgeri9ts Der
p!ala. 9lls erite Straffaa9e ftanb Die
Mntlase sesen Sob. Geora Treptas,
gebDren 1872, S6lpifer Bon &ai5ersz
lautern, tpegen neutrality-suspicious.
Sur WerbanDlung. ssrentag bat ber<
fildt, feline Drei Rineer in eirem Mei=
her 3u GGilerslautern All ertrGnfen.
Oas @e..ift perurtfeilte ben Mnse<
Hagten aus Sabren @efdhaniB.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
e0les,ptgsS,nlaeist.

sinsleff. Sebrsr MortenIen
in Sopbientbal tit aurn 2ebrer in
.sferbp hei Msebelbn ernannt.
@tprmarn. Der Qanbmann
Burmeiiter in 5obenbnrf perfaufte
feline % Sotnen groBe 2anbftelle fir
24.O0o M. an ben 2anbmann Sdpiz
fer bafelbit.
OIbeslpe. - Nadbem fiir5li9
Der bieiise 9erberasDerein bon benz
8uhnrudereibefber 6. S6iitbe bters
ielbft eiren 9auplab fir cine bier su
errintenbe n9erherae aur 9eimatb"
ertporben bat, lit ber 8au bieier Mn=.
ftalt benz Baumeiiter 8. Gombibr
bierfelbIt als benz Minbeitforbernben
iibertraaeil ipprber. Mus Der &reisz
faffe iteben fir hiefen 8au 10000 M.
5ur Serfiiguna.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31

gbnr. Mbenbs 6 llbr ipurbe In
gbur ein aiemlih ftarfes Grbbeben
BON bret Geeunben Oauer per1piirt;
es gi1eer1 3ipei GtDBe in Der Ni9tung
rab Giibtpeit.
Baftl. Der prOfefTpr Der
Runitge5fic1te an Der llniberiitGt 9as
lei, Or. 4einricb MDlfflin, bat einen
Muf an bic uniberiitdt Berlin erbolz
ten uTb angenomnen.
Grtiburg. Sir bdA Miniers
fenefer baben iid) 326 ei9sntlide
Stubirsnbe an ber llniperiitdt sfrsis
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31

bsr lit bies bsr brittle W1dbMniibs-fou
II berielben Gsqs1tb.
@teele, ssn Nbipeisnkit ibrsr
Gltern, Der Ghelellte G1sib in 0nrF
fpiclfen bic nod fdulpfiihtigen bsiben
Rinber berfelben nit einem unbern 3u
6anfe. Bon ben Nahborfiabe befds-
men tie Elm Dbnamitpatrpne, bic lie
ar3iir1beten, esynfolge Der grploiioit
tpuroen fdmnltlide senfter 5ertriirnz
inert unb benz einen Rinbe bret sSingvr
abaerifTen, bcnl anbersn faft Die gafse
6anb serf1mettert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
NuSlinoii(f)eS.


Mrie3en, d. 8. Wie Derlaus
tet. fnaHt bas gbauFeebau proieft
Reritsnbru1s Sddelsbnrf (ulter 96erz
hanm( erfrsulide Gortlhritte.
geeu Narni nj. Cine benz
giqenthiimer unb Mubleabeiiber g.
Gdmib eebDfiee S6eune brannte NIT
Gtrobbprrdtben, Dre{htnuidine,
Ndergerdthen etc. nisber.
@tegIib. Die Gbegdtfin bes
5hriftftelIers 0rafen BON Shliebett
1T ipegen bes Branfes in Der 5hlie~
ten'idEn WilIa in 1lnterIuHungsbaft
gtttpnlnlen tpDrben.
prenaIa,i. Ser in Ranlerurl
Dpr Rur5ern Deritnrbene Sphn bes
@nmndIiol Directors 0r. Arnolbt.
Martin Mrnplhi, 1T ilud 3urerldfiiz
gen, bei feinen gltern einaetroffenen
Nahrihten nidt ermorbet iporben
Dber ertrunfeM ipie urfpriinslih ans'
getlDmmen tDurbe, fonbern er 1T Der
rll1rberifden 8erriberi Granfbsit err
legen. bic 2ullgen nnb Seranerpen err
greift.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31

lainlu1t an, boB Sic brei Q(rbeiter Sen
g. dils silent ilp1 niht ermitteltsn
grnnbe erihldgen baben, ba i'm Sc
E6te beg SrDfen Wlutflede unb Wnnz
ben Dorbattbea iiab. Or9otpsti lpurz
be Derbaftet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
Ma
pp,,e,ster,t.

5tnlp. - Na9mittags tpurbe
Der 8ahnipdrter 8ottfe an Der Strede
Ddna;gsStolp BEL Pottangpip ppn eiz
ner 2neomptibe iiberfabren unb eetDbz
tet. Der erft 80 Sabre ate Beanie
binterldBt cine Wittpe nit 2 Ginbern.
YDlib. Durh einen hetriibenz
benltngliidsfan ift bier bie6omilie bes
Rabnfifhers Griebri1 Mbeil in tiefe
9rauer perfebt iporben. Mbel fam nit
feinen1 Rabne, ,nittelit eiues, G1lepz
pers, nah bier aur Minterlaee 5uriid.
gfanbem er mod ben1elben an Der
2ieaeitele in ner 2arpe befe1tigt, 1T er
beim 0erlaffen bes Rabnes in Der
Dunfelbeit feblgetreten, ins Maifer
gefallen ll1lb ertrunfen.
9reptpip a. SC. ~ Shire aoIbene
6odseit feierten bic Sii9lermeiiter
sxulius Gaager'fhen Gbeleute bier.
Der sSubelbrdutieam 1T 76, bic Subelz
braut rs Sabre alt. Der Gbebunb
ipurbe bon neuem eingefegnet unb benz
sssubelpaar bic GbeinbilaumsmebailIe
iiberreidt. Die Mufter Der .Subslbraut
feierte erft pDr ipenigen Monaten lire
Diamantenboh5eit. Der aus 9ela |.
g. eebiirtige 9if4lermeiiter Sulius
Saaaer lit felt benz Sabre 1850 bier
unnnterbrpthen ipobnbaft setpefen unb
ipirb naber -nlh in anern11ifer 3eit
fsin 5Oiabriges8 8iireerjubildum feiern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
'tofett.

MaeDt. Meeen ROrperberlebunq
nit t0btlidgm Musgnnae lit ber 0tits
tergutsbefiker bnn 9re1dn III ppln>
WiIte in 0aft ge1omnlen ipprben. i.
9: toy benz pferbetneAt @3laffa baz
islbif in ber Notbtpebr 10 fGpere Nerz
IeBuneen bcigebyadn baben, bdB ftr<
felbs bcr eirligen Sdgen itarb.
Mrtfheil. SIN g1odborborfe
Mlpb5ieietpice inurbe ber glrbeiter
giiielsti auf freiem syelbe iDbt aufQsS
funben. 6. Bat IN her Nodt nit Sen
Mrbsitern g. Ga{aaf, auaoipsfi ilnb
9tlbOipsti. ale aus sSsnpiDra3loip, ii
elmer Bardde 5il Mlob5iejeipiee ges
n0dtigt. Bon biefen brei Mrbeitfrn
III 11lir SrlbDipsti 3liriidoebIieben, BE
1ard dnberen finb perlebtpunner Nan
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
cHpremben.

2ibiau. 2ebrer 9buleipeit Il,
@haltifhlibiinmen Bel Meblauten
feierte fein 50jdbrises Mmtsjllbildunl
in boiler gei1tioer 6rifhe. 0on Sei>
ten ber Beb0rben, Gplleaer, Shiiler
ilnb sSreunbe ipurben benz eSubilar
3abtreihe @liidipiin1he unb Mnfmerfz
famfeiten bdrsebraht, audi tpurbe benz
sSubtlar ber Mbler ner sSnbaber bes
fDniglihen 9ausorbens BON 0pben=
5pllern berlieben.
RIein Jriebri1sgra-
ben. - @pr einiser 3eit ipurbe Der
RGtbner 8enbia BON bier im@reitu}hs
flu1e, nit benz Ropf i'm Mafler unb
ben iibrigen &0rper auf bem Darnnl
liegenb, tpbt aufgefunben. Bei Der
Secirung Der 2ei6e tpilrbe feftgeifeQt,
baB Der {neinfar grtrunfene arg 5er=
fdlagen mar; es ipurben auber anbe=
rem @erlebun9en ein Mrmbruh unb
cine 2ertriimmerung bes 0interfopfes
feftgeHeut. Gs bat olfo b0hittpabr<
f4einlih Elm Spbt{1lda itattgefunben,
ebe ber aDrper in bds Wai1er sebraht
1T. Gs finb nun bic MngebDrigen bes
fheinbdr grtrnnfenen in 9aft senpn,z
men ipprben.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-09-13
Mr.. wu,s SON.
Oh Chou, q Chinese Boy Who Goes
70 School In Washington.

to School In Washington.
In a recent article In St. Nicholas
Abby G. Baker tells something Of the
son of the Chinese minister, WI Ting
fang.
The Chinese legation is one of the
handsomest belonging to any of the
foreign representatives. 1t is mann
moth white stone house at the inter
section of @ street and New Hamp-
shire avenue. 1t IS furnished
throughout in up-to-date American
fashion, but every room has sufficient
Chinese embroideries, bric-a-brac and
pictures to give a characteristic air,
while what is termed the oriental
room is especially Chinese. It's walls
are finished in iridescent onyx, and
the floor and ceiling are Of black
walnut. From the ceiling hangs a
bizarre, many-branched, lantern
shaped chandelier, but it is fitted with
electric bulbs instead of the candles
that would be used in it if it were
grazing home in the far-away Flow
cry kingdom in eastern Asia.
At one side Of the room is an odd
piece of furniture, made of heavy
black walnut, which is table with a
seat on each side Of it. This is a
Chinese chair Of state, a sort of cere-
monial tea-table to which Minister
WI Ting-fsng invites any great dig
nitary who comes to see him. Other
native. chairs are in the room for
guests of less distinction. There are
also many beautiful tapestries, fans,
vases and other such Chinese curios
in this beautiful apartment.
Minister and Nine. WI Ting-fang
have one son, Chou Chou by name,
or Wu Chou Chou, as he writes it in
Chinese style. When they cameto
the United States about three years
ago Chou Chou could not speak a
word of English, and his father placed
him with a tutor. Chou Chou soon
found that the boys who lived near
the legation went to the public school,
and he begged his father to allow him
to do the same. Minister Va is a
very wise oriental, and when he
looked into the matter he concluded
that the public school was best for
his boy and sent him there. Chou
Chou has made such good progress
that he is now in the Western high
school, and his teacher said a short
time agdthat the English of his ex-
ercises in the literature class was bet
ter than that of any papers handed
in to her. While at school he dresses
like the usual American boy, and
tucks his long cue under his coat; but
on all public occasions he wears his
native costume3fhe stiff brocaded
silk robe and trousers, his feet in
cased in the fancy double-soled SAN
dafs, and his cue braided down his
back and tied with silk fringe which
almost touches his heels. Nine WI
does not speak English readily, and
often at her receptions, which are
held on Friday during the social sea-
sons, her young son acts as her in
terpreter with an ease and grace
which would be a credit to one far
his senior in years.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-09-13

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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-09-13
ENGLISH SPARR ROWS.
Are the Most Daring Little Robbers in
the World.

English sparrows are the most
daring little robbers in the world, J"
said one of the guides who ushers
visitors through the white house
grounds and public buildings in the
city, to a writer for the Washington
Star. Il have often watched them
steal the food of other birds, but I'M
I'll few days ago l never thought
they would be so bold. In the white
house grounds are large number of
very large blackbirds. When the
ground is wet these birds dig worms
out of holes with their long bills.
The sparrow cannot do this because
of his short bill. The other day !
saw one of the white house blackbirds
industriously at work digging into
the ground for worm. Not far away
from him and intently watching the
operation was saucy little sparrow.
All at once the sparrow darted toward
the blackbird, there was short scrim-
mage, and the sparrow flew away with
9 long worm in its mouth. The lit.
tie rascal had deliberately watched
the blackbird pull the worm out of
the hole and had then stolen it from
the larger bird, which seemed too sur
prised afterward to know what to do.
Since then / have watched the same
thing on several occasions"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-13

that" and add T will move to take Section from the table. The pi opposed amendment,' In 18th line should read Section 5, Article XII" In s0th line erase would be and make 1t read was ordered to-" In line g motion should be amendment"
 In line 94 there should read which"
 In line 97 strike out If we" and make it read to- in the same line
 words" should be section"
 In lines 100 and 101, strike out 'and therefore
 Commencing in line 1s7, it should read:
 MT. Browne-That leaves Section 5 the only remaining section of the re- port of the Committee on Taxation. That is exactly as the section in the present Constitution, except that In this proviso, provided; further. that to pay any debt or liability now existing" etc, after bridges" roads" is includ- ed; roads was not in the other Con- stitution. Any county may collect.
 etc, for roads" Is not in the present Constitution, as there is no provision for collecting a special tax for roads. Neither is there a limitation upon the amount of tax that can be levied for public roads and buildings. In the Code there is a statutory limit upon the amount that can be levied for public buildings at one-half of one per cent, but no limitation to the amount to De levied for roads. A county In the state of Alabama can, under the existing law, levy 10 per cent, or any per cent 1t wants under the Code for bridges. The committee thought it best to in clude roads along with bridges for which a special tax can be levied and limit the afiount of taxation for public buildings. bridges and roads to one quarter of one per cent, whereas now there is no limit for buildings and bridges That is the only change made in that section.
 The President-The question Is on the adoption of the section as amended.
 MT. watts-Have you not made an- other change which you neglected to state in the eighth line by leaving out after bridges" ''or other ordinary pur- poses?"
 MT. Browne-Yes, because. as we un-
 derstood, there were no such debts cre- ated that now existed for ordinary county purposes. This is provided to pay for the construction and mainten- ance of public buildings or bridges We left out "or other ordinary pur- poses" It was considered by the Com
 mittee that there were no debts for other county purposes for which spe- cial taxes could be levied.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-13
At Panama, Colombia, by Chamber
 lain's Collie, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy.

Dr. Chas. H. Utter. prominent phy- sician of Panama, Colombia, in . re- cent letter states: Last March had as a patient young lady sixteen years of age, who had a very bad attack o< dysentery. Everything prescribed for her proved intellectual and she was growing worse every hour. Her pa- rents were sure she would die. She had become So weak that she could nes turn over in bed. What to do at thfa critical moment was a study for me, but I thought of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and aa last resort prescribed it. The most wonderful result was effected. Within eight hours she was feeling much bet- ter: inside of three days she was upon her feet. and at the end of one week was entirely we'll" For sale by D. C.
 Fowler. --adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-13
department. and

department. and
 Whereas. it is contrary to the spirit or our institutions that any person snould be punished before trial, Now. therefore, be 1t ordained by the people of Alabama in Convention as- sembled. that the following part of Section 2S, of Article ". adopted by this Convention be. and the same is hereby annulled. to wit: And the Gov ernor when satisfied after hearing the sheriff that he should be impeached. may suspend him from effice until the impeachment proceedings are decided. MT. Jones (Montgomery)--I under stand that after a conference with a great many of the members on the vote that has just been had. that would not be insisted upon, and l therefore move to lay 1t on the table. Mr. Coleman-I do not think that that Is right. and I ask that the gem .leman withdraw 1t. Mr- Jones-What is not right? MT. Coieman-To lay that on the ta- ble. do not know who they have had a conference with.
 MT. Jones-If that isn't the under standing they will vote 1t down. MT. Coleman-It is a matter for dis cussion.
 Mr. Jones--I regret not 10 De apie 70 favor the gentleman. l insist on the motion to lay 1t on the table. MT. Coleman--Certainly the Com- mittee has a right to be heard on it's own resolution. The President-The delegates will please be in order and be seated.
 The Chairman of the Committee did not ask for recognition. and the gentle. man from Montgomery was recognised
 by the Chair, and he submits motion to lay this ordinance on the table, which is not debatable. MT. Hood--I do not care to debate 1t,
 MT. President. but l want to make a simple statement. that l had no such understanding.
 The Pres!dent-The gentleman Is out of order. The question is not debat- able. MT. Spraggins-1 demand an aye aud no vote on this question. The call was sustained. Mir. BrownvI call for reading of the Section reported by the Committee. The President-The Section has been read in the hearing of the Convention.
 The Secretary will again read the Sec ton.
 The Secretary again read the Section. Upon a vote being taken the vote re- R@ll~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-13
Jurequito at Panama.

Panama. Colombia. Aug. n--Mgr. Javier Jurequito. the new Bishop of Panama. has arrived here from Colon and taken possession Of his office.
 The editorial of the New York Heral6 urging the United States to end the con- fiict by taking sides with Colombia against Venezuela has caused great en- thusiasm here and will make AmericauS very popular. as such a step would pue an end to the existing anarchy.