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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

Wants Nothing to do With Ohio Br,
mites.

Cleveland, GA committee which
included George A. Groot and Others
prominently identified will, the Bry.
an wing of the Democratic party in
Ohio called upon General Isaac r.
Sherwood In this city with the re.
quest that he permit his name to 60
before tie Bryan convention to DO
held at Columbus, July 81, a. q can.
didate for governor on the independ-
emit ticket. sherwood 10 said to have
declined the honor, saying that he
was not in sympathy with themove-
ment, and would not, under any cir.
cumstances, accept the nomination.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
PATRIOTISM RAN WILD
As the New Maine Glided Down thu
Ways.

Philadelphia, Pa.-The .battlesbiu
Maine, designed to be bigger, stroneer
and faster than her namesake, whose
shapeless mass still lies in the barbor
n' Havana, was successfully launched
from the yards Of the William Cramn
snip and Engine Building Company.
One OF the largest crowds that Inn.
ever seen a warship leave the way,
at Champs yards was on hand and
PATRIOTISM ran wild a. the ship left
her cradle. The Maine is Sc DER cent
nnished. Her keel was laid in April.
1879 and the ship will be ready for
transfer to the government in
eighteen months or two years. time.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

Serious Outbssak 10 Threatened In
Nevsds County.

Little Aock.--A special to the Dem
oorat iron oAmden says: Junius
Blake, . prominent farmer In Leake
township 0lenvills posto6ace, Nevs-
ds county, brings the news to this
CITY Of . double killing at that place
Monday night. The particulars are
q party Of white men Of that neigh
borhood sent word 70 . negro resident
BY the name Of Lige Siegler that
they would be out to whip him that
night, and received word back that
some Of them would get II they
came. The party went out and the
report u that Sieelef and his sun shot
into the party. killing Lewis Haynie.
brother. Of State Senator Haynie. and
Hop Haltou, . brother Of John Hal
ton. . prominent merchant at ste-
phens, member Of the hrm Of Halton
and Lester. There are some 400 me-
groes snd80 white people In the town.
have been
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
UNION NAY INVADE KITCHENS.

Ohoeso--A servant girls union
has been organised here By the cleo.
fion OF omoers and tho adoption Of
constitution and BYLAW under the
paine q the Working Women Of Amer.
1oa. There are about 800 member
now, but the orgauiaers Of Che union
promiees to make Il 1000 By the time
the z asive set Of Chicago returns
from - summer trips to the lakes
and ~ seashore.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
NEGOTIATING FOR pEAd
nope is Strong That End of the
Steel Strike is Neas.

i Piss.buiH on /
qui vive lc circles and Il
coming conference Of the leader. J
the two sontending forces il locke,
forward to with mingled hope an,
rear. Hope. however, predominste
ana peace is confidently expected \,
the majority Of those interested
The executive committee Of ,be
Amalgapated association were -
meet in the headquarters of the or.
sanisasion ct I O'Clock ruasd.v
morning or - soon thereafter : poc.
sioie and take up the proposition Of
the United States Eel Ccrporarion
Tor the settlement Of the steel vorS.
srs strike"
One Of the most apparent fact, IN
ne status Of the strike was the deter.
nination Of the strikers to lo.s No
round in their struggle while peace |
are being conducted |
lost OF the officials Of the Am.le,-
'ased association expressed oonA-
enoe that the strike il near an end
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

rs.. u.-.. .'''1 fs's'::;s.'s.n II
Twenty-Five nama ~
from the 81 Reno ere d .h.n '
an equal number a 1os -
district t1e w."
The eighth winneI r.
district was Minerva tie Lrn :.
O..hona City. sh1tato1r,ed
sunday and BY this a,1;t. ~.
right to fils for claim 80.
have chosen . claim ned 80
seat town worth several ou..ns
dollara ussNu
Ihs driving. IL 10 believ4vill be
completed Thursday evenind
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED
Sns'nes Grew Killed, Two Passeu.,
gers Injured.

Knoxville, Tenn.-The westboupa
tram on the Southern road from Sal.
'suly. y. o.. to Chattanooga. was
wrecked at Marshall, N. O., between
.n's CITY and Asheville. Engineer
Robert L. Watson. of this. citr' wa.
killed. and Fireman william A..,;r
s o0,ored' also Of this city. was perhaps
'a,sliy injured. Two passenger.
1noso names are not given ont bv tho
.",'road ofhoials : were also ipiu,oa
ou' is 70 not thought seriouslv
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
ROLLED OFF THEIR ROOFS.

steLouia Frank Blanch, IS year
old, q No S29 North Twelfth street.
and Joseph Chenard. % years old,
OF ~ a7i2 Walnut street, each re-
oeivq serious injury Monday morn
ing by falling from roofs whittier
they had sought to slumbcr. relieved
frog the choking atmosphere Of
clodd rooma
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

BELIEVING that the irresponsible dis
cussid should cease now that ofIicial
investigation il to be made, Secretary
Long till issue an order this week
forbiding officers Of the service from
talkindfor publication. This order,
IL was Explained, is in no sense in
tendedto "muxzlc" ofacers. They
viii b given opportunity to make
their 4atements under oath when
they mi t tell tho truth, the whole
truth fd nothing but the truth.
Judge advocate General Lemly will
make 81 complete list Of officers and
others tho may be able to throw
light uplp ths subj ect under inquiry.
In case ear Admiral Schley should
find the list incomplete, he will be
permittd to add such names a he
may deep advisable.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

Aeeordias 70 = reesst Law pas,.a !,
n.'es'a~ 4 : woman fails 70 nanaee
n hoese according 10 hsr h,,b.nd,.
800 e = justiaed = inastinx that
as Wishes n Ne matter sAan be car.
!. sed eet Il b Ne privilege. and not
sest g Tie mistress 70 sdetermlps
wnat ths servants odyAt 70 a. ma
-. NO are not - do. the hcun Al
me Meals shan b served and
ne menu for tie dlRsrsnt meala
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

Y. Oarignani has laid before the
staf department affidavits from the
Italian consul general at New Or
ieaf the consular agent at vicks-
bun and the clerk of the cirouit
cout Of Washington county. Miss. /,
to efsblish the nationality of the
two kalians who were killed at Err.
win, Visa, recently. Mr.. Carignani
is Nd awaiting reply Of the state de-
part1ent to these documents before
om1unicating with his home gov.
srnmnt - to the next steps to be
TAKEN
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

brought to bear a the ofac(., .
denomination of the body the
jury was rcconvened with thu.
as stated above.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
roud4x WITH RlsLEs.
o. Nan KILLED and Two Injured
Coroner Inyessieatine.

Mnphis, Tees-In . light with
Winchester rilss near Forest Hill
Cemtery, Ddvard Blalook, son Of n.
F. Blalock, Wa killed; the elder
Blalook ~ painfully injured and
George wright was shot in the leg.
Wright 81 who also took part In
the affIAy. escaped unhurt. A deputy
coronef w0t to the scene Of the
trouble to hvestiage the affair. De-
tails are hoking ~ to the cause Of
the trsss6y.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
FRENCH SUBMARINE BOAT.

Toulon- The submarine boat Gus
tsve zeide. with the premier, NJ.
Waldsck- Rousseau, and the minister
Of marine. n. DeIAnessan, on board,
executed . variety Of mapeuvres
Tuesday morning, taking the minis
lsr below the surface several timea
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
PRISONER FIGHTS FOR LIFE
Cheats GallowA but 10 Shot to Death
Wounds an Officer.

Monticello, FlA.-Simon Williams,
condemned to death for the murder
OF Deputy Sheriff Hawkins and san
fenced TO hang August 8, made . dash
for liberty Tuesday, afteEpoon. After
. desperate fight, In which Deputy
Sheriff r. n. Fitzpatrick was badly
wounded by Williams with his own
pistol, the negro ned, but was shoeto
Heath. On3oer Kilpatriok's wound is
the groin His condition y crit
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

The prudent has granted pardon
to John johnson. former president
OF the Shte National Bank of Lo.
gansport. Ind, who was convicted of
misapprotiating funds Of the bank
and otherfiolations Of the national
banking at. He was arrested and
sentenced 10 ten years in the penitss-
si"ry and has already served i've
years johnson pleaded guilty to an
Indictment charging him with viola
sions OF thd national banking lava,
while president Of the State Nstfo, al
Bank Of ogansport. Ind, and re-
'e'ved the naximum punishment of
len years inlthe penitentiary.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

,xkS.5ms.~sz6sumdSs:
of Tie sasesssfal Americas. and
ses.Ais work and glories In his
oss.11 = never bssDsa remsrks
ne RAoadslphia rlnes.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
A sectioa Of tho State Give. : s.v~..
shakineiUp.

ssh Lake, utah--A section seven.
ey-ave miles wide through che Nsva.
= deserf fro'r Death - far wsss 3
Cabin, hs s1pezisnesd . s16es q
essvS sartf39etsa zhs vihs.stoas
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

1 have read everything on Tn.
subject OF tip battle from the mae,.
sine articles to the bulletins Of the
ysllows," sid Everett @. Tbom.. -
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

The annual Mort Of the commits.
sioner Of interJ Il revenue. made pub
lie, shows til the collection from
Louisiana az Mississippi amounted
to o., 500, ssg Alabama turned into
the nations Treasury during the year
>67s,254 ~ Arkansas sae6, 800. And
that REG BITS from all. sources Of in
ternal venue for the year aggre-
gated POS. 81. ESQ. an increase of
tII, 5356l over the receipts for the
fiscal Fear ended June 50, 1900.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
NUMBER or BoER oAPrrvEs.

London. Lord Stanley. financial
soDreeasy % the war olncs. replying
70 . qasstice u. the House Of Com
Ae6suid che nu@Sse of Beers nnde
prisoaesA - VIE Shad surrendered
sines the destination Of war, totaled
mp % JAY I, 1900.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
SMUGGLING IN CHINESE.


Asxico City. There appear, a. =.
sesoe to believe that the Chimes
lnn'sntion agents here contract IN
ohinese ports for coolies to bo del,v
80 = 4ezieo for alleged wort in
'ae mines On railrsads OF plantations
8 ridfoslossly low figures and FOR !.
s,afsd essn Of years. Some Of tho..
20 afs Tor the time being hired ont
s ANY remain IN Mexico where
psoynent 10 provided them ana
49, they are taught to SPEAK
oea hnslish with the sole idea Of !
essang them into the United at..s.
'aese sAstr knewlsdgs of the Ian.
49, largely removes suspicion from
neff nOvsments.
Leading Chinese in this oitv d.,,
- seaesmsnts, bat they do mot d.sl
snee svssy Ohinaman In the oitv
'sesssae pidseon EBelish ~ fast :. 1
: efain Will absorb the lansuare 4
- men aftg having mastered
aesash are contracted to work near {
sy,.sdsr. From this point of van. n
= seey are smuegled aoross The 2
y Aexioan guides for $40 q head n
- seldom that any attempt /. N
60 erosl the limo at any point m
me s.alsqfd or in fAot near anv de
= nss ssite an easy matter
eeaas 70 take N ays Celestial.
>1seh q = darn 7(gns-s.S -. ~
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
LONE VoLF's SUIT DENIED.

washingtoa--The department Of
justice has resolved . Telegram ssss-
ing that Judge Erwin q the Unitsd
States coazt n oklahoma he'd lonlsd
tepplicAtion Of Lone Won ed
other Indians for IN injunctioa ~:
shining ~ govssnnsnt fsoo a.
ttibuttns land'>ip thas territory By
eyine. -
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

fvste White, hospital corps, now
at FORT st. Phi up, La. has been or.
ddfd discharged from the army.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

yvustoms
regs-- &pon the oollec-
tor shall issue . ,.otice to the oollec-
tor Of internal revenue, describing
brands, marks, eto. The owner or
consignee is thei required to notify
the collector Of internal revenue Of
the arrival of the goods upon which
he desires to pay ne tax.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
THE ERWIN AFFAIR
Regulations Governing Internal
Revenue Taxes..Porto Rican
Laborers..Yerke's Reports.

Washington. d. O.-Civil service
examinations will be held at Meri-
dian, Miss., on August 4, and at Sell
ma and Huntsville, Ala, On August
7,for the postofaoe in those respective
town.
James II. CLARK has been appointed
. substitute letter carrier ct the
Montgomery, Ala, postofnce.
Surgeon General Wyman Of tho
GHaspital Service, has received
Louisiana State Board
ktp permit laboi-
Rico to pass
= quarantine
-; M.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
FBbM THE THRONE ON REFORM

FHDA THE THRONE ON REFORN
ekin.-Li Hung Chang, Prince
eng and Kun Yang. resident mem.
81 Of the Regency Board. have re-
ved from the throne = long CON-
nnnicatfca laying down general
ifjunctions ~ to reform. honesty Of
4 ninistrstion and the desirability Of
titigating all meritorious features Of
he institutions Il Japan and Western
lations.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

Forecaste lime, at Galvest/ who
has been ordereS 20 New ORR for
duty in the weati< RnsT(siee,
will have . very mSSh larger field Of
labor than his predecessor. Forecaster
Blythe. Under the provisions of the
sundry civil bill, which became effec-.
tive on the first instant. there were
three new forecasting stations cstab-
lished. One Of these, known as the
Western Gulf Station, has its head
quarters at New Orleans. This sta.
ton will now include all of Louisia-I
M, as well As Texas, Indian Territor
md Arkansas DR.. Cline, the ne
forecaster, will have authority
make forecasts for all Of this d.
and issues the necessary stor, d
lngs and cold wind signals "
- =.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

EARTHQUAKE IN NEVADA
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
OUR WASHINGTON I.<LETTE
Regular Weekly Correspondence From the Nations Capital
City.

New York City, at the Raleigh. ~
perused with interest the Official pub
locations Of the department, and I
cannot see that Admiral Schley was to
blame in the least. Il struck me-
however, that whenever I convefsed
with civilians ON this subject they
have been Of my views, but whenever
I talked on the matter with naval
officers they haye,s without q singla,
exception, supported Admiral Sam
son. Early in the controversy ert
ed for myself proposition whic ,
think IL . fair one to guide . dis
terested man. Suppose that Ceryers
feet had escaped. who woul@
been blamed by the navy Dope n
the country and the worl{
would have been courtmartv * -
disRfacedr Il would have 81
miral Schley. It would not IL
Admiral Sampson, who VT
away when the engagement =
gun. II there IL any honor,
en- knows that it was the
battle of the seas Of all mode
Land the OILY eneagementpW
Errships since they ha1s
the honor taQ7 a.,
ieaiiy u6ss not rter
Of the boa Of
Admiral Scfriey,as
The American pple
whole AFFAIR from theme
fers left the Curncoa Ill
ship plunged for the ca
~ to save itself from sing
oder the guns Of the gallant hk.
Nend Oregon. They will 9hat,
81 Nsives the honor wherionsr
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-12
Porto Rican Tariff,
The Dooley Case In Doubt.

Administration lawyers confess inability
to explain Why the Supreme Court deferred
a decision in the second ''Dooley" suit,
which was brought to test that part of the
Foraker act providing tax on imports
from the United States into Porto Rico
They express tue fear, however, that the
court takes a different view of this case
from that of D0wnes v. BldWell, because
it raises the question whether the tax col
lected under tie authority OF the govern
meDt in Porto Rico is not in conflict with
the constitutional prohibition No tax
or duty Shall be laid on articles exported
from any state" Had the Dooley case
been regarded by The Supreme Court IS
| identical lcith the D0wnes case, it would
undoubtedly have been dismissed in the
same diclslon as that was. That it IS held
for consideration indicates that the court
has yet to pass on the question whether a
tax on imports from the United States into
Porto Rico is not a tax on exports from
states in the Union says, the n. \. Post.
That assumption is strengthened by the
fact that the court yesterday granted leave
| 70 the solicitor general 10 file motion Tor
rehearing III the case of Frank Nj. Far
banks OF minnesota IN error vs.. the United
States. That case was decided against the
| government about four weeks ago, the
court standing five to four on the question
that the causo of the war revenue law
imposing stamp tax on all foreign bills oi
aiding was unconstitutional, as, In the OPT
nion of the court the tax 1caS really a teS
on exports. Tle motion 1cill come up again
lor argument at the DC ober term of the
court. u is understood that tue chief JUS
tee Sarggested the motion, and that it vii
be argued IN the light of the decision o
the court in the Dognes case, wi bear
ing OF the DOoley sase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-12
The Logic d Imperialism.
May Lead America AS Far
AS 1t Has England

"The world at large stands to gain some
thing hy this monpntous decision by which
congress may devise for the dependencies a
form cf government ousi3e he American
ccuStituuon," says ne Westminster Gazette
discussing, The United States Supreme
Cnurs', Judgment. "Wlthout the d ciSlon,r
tn Gd>cte continues, "the United States
government would save been unable to
,dopr more liberal trade policy outside of
America tlan within without disarranglng
ne whole Of their continental fiscal system.
The relation Of America to Europe aud the
world is profoundly modified by the new
departure. Colonies mean navy means
naval bases aud c0alng stations, and naval
baSeS are insecure unless they are backed
up hy the POSSESSION Of a hinterland This
IN the logic of imperialism aud may lead
the Amer cans as far as II has led us.
Moreover, hy stepping outside their cor
tnent the Americans undoubtedly weaken
the force Of the Monroe doctrine. THere
is a certain reciprocity IN the present arran
cement that helps to reconcile Europeans
70 tbelr txclusi0u from South America: but
If he Unttd St.teS piuuges into weier-
word politics tqupped with strong navy
aud American Caaal, enabling it 10 concen-
trate on either ccean, she can hardly claim
to compete IN he pliucple which limits
liability, waie putting b. limit cn her ez-
pans.oA. The eltronce Of the United Sta
les on lhe scene a. a word power is already
regarded as highly disturbing factor by
the Eu opean chauceleries. The new de
parrure makes 1t more Important than be-
lore fol tie BRITISH aud Americans, by all
possible means, 70 keep on good terms with
each other ant se,t'e 10y friendly negotia-
tia all outstanding differences"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-12

As The Drummcr Boy OF
Chickamauga.

There are several contestants for the dis
tinction of having been the youngest soldier
on the Unjon side during our civil war.
Amoag these are young johnny Clem, the
famous 'drummer DO, Of Chickamaugan
L. 1861, when he WAS ten years old, he
Strove for admission to the Tnrd OHIO <
ment. He was rejected because Of his
youth 5, lille the REGIMEN WAS on is 'ray
70 the front Johnny lnsta led h'usclf on the
train, aud when It arrived in Cmcinaa'i
oil red his service to the Twenty third
Michigan, lie was stralghtWay enrolled as
a drummer boy.
Many were The eyperieucps through which
little Johnny G en-. now Major Glenn, OF
Atlanta. Co. passed during bis 'Xpeneuc4
as a drummer boy, say The \ \ Herald
His drnm VAS Sm m4Shed hy a shell at Pitts
burg LauAivg. hut it was at Chjckamauga
thet be performed the deed o. yalor which
msde hn famous
The Unicn toops had fallen back to
ChicSamauga, leaving brigade behind TO
guard he position, johuay's regimen: raS
among ie troops which comp, Sed the brig e
ale IHcy We're surrounded by the Con
feIeratcs, aud cato,el IN gray uniform
and on horseback shell forward and III.
mtuded the i,.'e feoW t0 surrender. Fur
answer Johnny seized the muSkrt from q
fsllpn cnur.ae and shot the colonel from
his b rse.
Losing the historian. tells us that three
bullets pierced little Jchnuys cap taat da, !:
an ali ght long he lay until tie Conp4.
crates lal passed by Then lie arose before
It WAS morning aul stole II the Union
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-12
Cubl's Mineral Riches.

There are large manganese deposits in a
number of parts of Cuga. TIE extent Of
them is shown in the report of Mr.. DobsoD,
the expert who acas employed BY Gen,
Wood 10 examine the mineral resources o.
the island.
The manganese district exte ds from a
point FIVE niles south of Porto Boniato to
a point fifteen miles north Of san Lus, and
for fifteen miles east and vest of Porte
Boniato Mountaiss. Two facts, aside from
the matter of Intrinsic values Of tae ore de
posits, are particularly impressed upon one
in every part OF the region. The mne su
perintendents h4ye great trouble in secur
ing sufficient labor. The population is small
and the production Of sugar absarbs tlt
larger part OF the Islands golktug force
Labor at tue mines was at one time secured
by importation from Span, and the al I'M
portant problems can now lie solved only bs
an increased immigration, preferably from
Americs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-12

Should Be the Role of France and
Germany.

Tie "G4.e'fe" gives great Prominence
% tae flupt'o's speech a he annual rev:es
OF he Second Brigade, in wrch he praised
tee French clli efs ane drank ,oest 70 the
g.saug French otliecrs-Gen. Bonnal ard
Lieu-Eol GaI.ei. TIE Paper says that the
ipee.A viii lind an echp from the peopl-
through u Germany. The Gazette" which
is the organ Of H. Foreign Oilire, continues:
Oar uestern neighbors may btlievs that
the German people, without sentjm ntaity
,C;il join IN this =" bocb," and wish also that
ne friendly words of the French General
HAL be +, echoed throughout France. TIE
I'D struggles of Frenchmtn and Germans
have hy the changing fortunes of war
brought such ,u(ierings and glory that their
descendants might bury tie hatchet in the
common TASKS Of peace. Just because both
peoples stsnd upright in arms should suth
words be spoken to day.