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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

1t is stated that Claude NJ. Bernard,
John Nichols and Chas. A. Cook are pre-
pairing a telegram congratulating Senator
Pritchard upon the success of his policy
of humiliation of the Republican party.
-Rhamkatte Rooster. N. B. 1t is ru-
mored that Ex-Governor Russell reached
Raleigh Yesterday to have hand in
preparing the telegram.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
TIE NATIONAL RESULT.

The Democrats did not carry the House
of Representatives as they hoped, but
they made substantial gains that presage
a possible. if not probable Democratic
victory in 1904 The gains in New York,
New Jersey, Delaware and Connecticut.
as well as in other States, show that
Democracy. as Vance said, is still i'm
mortal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

John r. Smith. superintendent of the
penitentiary under Russell, is quoted by
our Goldsboro correspondent as saying
last night: THE Lord chasteneth whom
He loveth, but this time He has whipped
us like the devil" John R. is veritable
Mark Tapley
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
A MORNING TONIC.
(Coleridge.l

To praise men as good, and to take them
for such,
Is a grace which no soul can mete out
to a little;
OF which he who has not a little too
much
Will by Charity's sage surely have
much too little.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

Mr. Coler is going to investigate those
unexpected big majorities up State.
Here's hoping he will find enough irregu-
larities to get the goyernorship.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

Mr. NJ. ]. Reitzel, of Randolph, who is
in the city, says the Democratic majority
is 400. The majority for Sheriff Finch
reaches SIC Mr.. Reitzel is happy and
smiling.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

brought to light this morning warranted
= change in procedure.
Mason was remanded without bail.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
Election Echoes.

It. w. Beckett, Esq, of lLouisburg, who
is in the city says that the Independent
or Citizens ticket polled only about 400
votes in Franklin. The Democratic una
jority is not far from 1880. That was
THE Eastern county that Pritchard was
advertised to carry with breeze
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITIES FOR
CONGRESS.

The unofficial Democratic majorities
for the ten Democratic candidates for
Congress in North Carolina aggregate
1926. Fuller returns will probably in
crease this majority. The largest ma
jority in the State was received by Hon.
Claude Kitchin in the Second district,
and the smallest by Hon. James NJ.
Gudger in the Tenth district. The ma
1s.slfinxs ..aistricts are.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

MANY of the colored brethren stood
about the court house this morning, and
in fact about all the day looking as if
they had let a bird GO One old fellow
said the niger shore is outen 1t. why
boss" he said "dey not only will not
let us vote, but dey wont eben let US
sot on de court house steps whar we
can get de sun. Not only dis, but hyar
is de men a tearin down of de scaffolds
around de buildin' and we can't chen set
on de planks lynn around loose kase dey
is full OBJ nails and de blame fellows
when dere are no nails on one side,
turns de oder side uD what is full OBJ
dem. / tell you it am cold day for de
niger. Greensboro Record.
I heard a distinguished man in Raleigh
say yesterday that the most demoralizing
and debauching political interest in
the State was THE business of man
ufacturing whiskey in North Carolina.
In the recent campaign, in Kluttz's and
Gudgers district nearly all of the men
manufacturing whiskey were actively at
work for the Republican candidates.
They are afraid not to be for the party
that controls the Federal courts. In his
last speech in the campaign, the Sails
bury Sun thus reports the speech of Con-
gresham Kluttz at Salisbury:
I'm the course of Mr.. KluttZ's argu-
ment he said he knew we'll that all the
distilleries in this district were being
run wide open and that attempts were
being made to buy votes with unlimited
money and liquor, and that records mad
been falsified, and that his opponent had
endeavored to use the influence OF the
Junior Order of United American Me-
chanics, of which order he is member,
against him"
Though there will be much regret at
his action, Mr.. Simmons is doing right
in resigning as chairman and devoting
all his efforts to his duties as Senator.
He has fought a good fight and as re-
ward for it his fellow countrymen have
conferred on him the highest office in
their gift. He is now wise in his de-
cision to devote to it his best Efforts
Charlotte Observer.
The friends of Hon. Cyrus B. Watson
are greatly elated over the result of the
Senatorial primary on Tuesday. Two
counties in the State ordered a primary
Lenoir and Anson-and Mr.. Watson car
ried them both. Later primaries have
been ordered in both Davie and Davidson.
Among the candidates for Speaker of
the next House will be Mr.. w. c. New
land, of Caldwell. Mr.. Newland has
served in the Legislature before and at
ter very hard fought battle this year
succeeded in redeeming his county by a
good majority.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

1t looks more and more that the News
and Observers prophecy of 65,S76 Demo-
cratic majority was very near what the
majority will be.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
GEN. BRAGG TRANSFERRED
RESULT OF HIS CRITICISM OF The
CT-RAN PEOPLE
consul GENERALS AT HAVANA AND HONG

consul GENERALS AT HAVANA AND HONG
KONG To EXCHANGE PLACES
Washington. oct s-Edwsrd s Bragg. Con
-uI General al Havana. has been transferred TO
the post Of United states Consul General az
Hong Kong. China. taking the place OF William
Rub.ee. Who has been transferred 70 Havana.
The change i'm the Havana consulate general
has been IN contemplation for almost three
months II was decided that ~ was necessary 10
make the change. and the only question was
where General Bragg could be placed without
substantial loss 70 himself. for II is dif1cult 70
md another post in the consular service paving
as well a. his The official salary is S5olo
year but fees swell the total compensation 70
sbout 81 O00 year Although il IS realized by
the administration that General Bragg has been
guilty Of a lack Of judgment AZ least in making
rather co1ternptuous criticism Of the Cuban
people IN view II the fact that he was not
directly responsible for its publication the Presi-
dent decided 10 look on his with a lenient
eve Early in July General Brasg wrote a let
fer N his wife a. her home in this country in
which ho used this language
Uncle sam might as well try 10 make
whistle out Of a pigs tail as To try 70 make
something out of the Latin race
The letter was published on July Il few
dsys later the Cuban Government asked Minis.
ter Sauiers if the quotation was authentic. intt-
mating that 'f II were 50 General Bragg had
probably destroyed his usefulness az Havana.
By direction OF the State Department Mr.
Squlers called on General Bragg for an explsna-
don. He ar once admitted the accuracy OF the
quotation. but held that he had right to write
what he pleased in a purely personal letter 70
his oNn family. But without discussing this
question with the general the State Department
decided that a change must be made. and set
bout 10 dnd another place for General Bragg-
About two weeks ago this was found through
the willingness Of Consul General Rublee. at
Hong Kong. 10 exchange his post for that at
Havana. The delay I'm making the announce
ment OF the change has been caused by the ne
cessitv Of arranging the details Of the transfer
II is understood now that these have been per-
fected. and that the change viii take place as
soon as Mr.. Rublee can reach Havana Mr..
Rublee's post at Hons Kong is sslaried az 5000
a year. and his fees amounted last wear 70
81 04T so that General Bragg probably viii not
lose much by the change
The new apDointee al Havana. like General
Bragg is a Wisconsin man. and he is "A son OF
the late Horace Ruhlee, formerly Editor and
part owner Of The Milwaukee Sentinel He
was appointed United States Consul at Prague
in 1890 and retired from that post in 1888. He
re-entered the consular service in 1901, going
70 Hong Kong as consul general His record
in that ONCE is said at the state Department 10
be excellent
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
BONNIE SCOTS HONOR CARNEGIE.
he ExALTs TIE CAR FOR THE CREATION
or THE HAGUE COURT.

HE ENALTs TIE CAR FOR THE CREATION
or THE HAGUE COURT
Edinburgh. scotland oct s-Ardrew Carnegie
began al Perth to-day q round o. functions en-
bracing the bestowsl him of the freedom OF five
cities and the opening Of several libraries The
Will close with tho delivery Of his annual address
lord rector OF - Andrews University On October
=. on which occasion Ambassador Choate and Am
bassador White will receive honorary degrees Tho
students OF ST Andrews are arranging 70 draw NIr
Carneg!es carriage from the railroad station 20 the
university and to hold torchlight procession at
night. A committee OF students representing all
the Scottish universities viii present Mr. Cane-
gle Joint address
To Mr.. Carnegie was presented the freedom Of
Perth this afternoon In recognition q his benefac-
tons 20 Scotland The clry was genersIly decorated
and tho enthusiastic Scots suspended business Wills
the ceremony was IN progress The BURGESS ticket
presented ~ Mr Carnegie was inclosed IN = silver
casket
Replying to the Provost's presentation speech Mr.
Carnegie dilated the horrors OF so-called civ
NIzed war and the benefits 20 be derived from ar
oitrauon. A great GOOD has recently come to the
world said Mr. Carnegie. "a king IN disguise ana
not yet recognized But through the efforts OF the
Car. ably seconded b. one whose nsmory, rever.
your late Ambassador Lord Pauncefot.. there now,
exists Tor the first time among men permsnent
tElouna! Of arbitration which iE now sitting 20 De
United states and MeSso Not dr6p 81 boo5 81 IN t9
pe Shed through this dispute. II Is 10 bring
victory which VIII cause no tears. In my opinion
the grardest achievement 81 the twentieth Ssnfr,,
vas the creation of this tribunal. Shane ~ Tho
natoA wEch refuses % submit its differences 10 ths
ar6itrament % this high court OF humanity
Dealing with the colonies Nh Carn-gia- 4a-r.-e7
thaI there was no legal bond between them and ~
mother country that could hold the csureltion ~,
. year, adding '0' --'
Besides. YOU would sCoru the use of for. -
Inost communities wished 20 set up tor Themselves
LLe molnetland Is not reduced 10 that on the CON
trary. union with her is boon precious th,t tbe
new settlements OF our race should hurblv sue for
l. Z ~.
during bond ot union between the SEPARATE rsTte -
the empire l''tS 't
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
NO DTVORCE FOR MRS. CRANE.
JUSTICE SCOTT SAYS EVIDENCE FOR PAINT
FRS WIFE INDIrATFs Collision

JUSTICE SCOTT SAYS EVIDENCE FOR PAINT
Frs WIFE INDICATES COLLISION
Justice Scott "a the Supreme Court. Yesterday.
fused 10 confirm the report OF isaac Fromme. as
referee in favor Of Mrs. Jeanne Brainsrd Crane IN
her suit for an absolute divorce from Bruce Crane
The artist Justice Scott says the evidence supplied
by Mrs. Crane is sufcient snd that the case IS
strongly earmsrked with signs of colluson" He
however. permits Mrs Crane should she be 30 ad-
yised 10 refer the again 20 the referee ~ she
can produce other evidence
Mrs. Crane named as correspondent her own
daughter Annie BuTohard BraineTd
Bruce Crane f. . member OF the National Acad-
eny OF Design END the Salmasan Voter Color
and Lotos clubs
1t has been repeatedly held" says Justice scott
IN his decision that divorce VIII not he GRANTED
on the unoorroborated evidence OF private oetec-
tiVes. In the present the only evidence OF the
defendants adultery is the stlnony Il two per-
sons who while they did not describe themselves
private detectives. obviously -cted such when
they observed the occurren 10 which they svycre
and one Of them admits that he acted unfer the IN
gtructions ~ the plaintiffs attorney.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
ATTACKED THEIR EMPEROBKTNG.
SCENE OF rUMULT IN THE HrNGAFIAN
PARLIAMENT

Bud4psst Oct S-The Lower House of the Hun
sarian Parliament reassembled TO-DAY. and has
hardly begun business before there was repeti-
ton OF the tumultuous scenes which marked the
last session
Immediately after the royal res>rlpt had oeen
read Vice-Prssident sBarabas. Kossuthlst rose
and In a violent speech declared that the recent
negotiations looking TO the further renewal OF the
agreement fixing the pTopoEtionate cost or the ad-
n.inistration Of the common AFFAIRS Of Austrta-Hun-
gary had been unavailing. and asserted tnat Aus
tria WAS trying 10 despoil and ruin hungary with
the connivance Of the Emperor-king. This attack
on the monarch led to tremendous uProar and eX-
element In the midst of which President Apponyi
said he had not clearly heard Herr Baraosss re-
marks and requested their repetition. Herr Bara-
then dahantly shouted that, while he bowed re-
spectfully before the King. he must adhere 70 his
opinion regarding the Emperor. Herr Baraoas
thereupon called TO order. ana was informed
that IL he used such expressions he would not be
allowed 70 speak This ives a signal for renewal
OF the furious protests the members OF the Left
shouting: Then no further business will be trans
acted BY this House, and promising TO block all
steps to arrive at an agreement with Austria
Premier De Sell then rose. and speaking at first
amid an indescribable uprosr said
II has been insinuated that It is his maIesty's
intention ruin the destiny Of hungary. This
statement l must solemnly and catesorically repel
declare that IN these delicate ana dnlcn4t neso-
tiations with Austria his majesty has not exerted
any influence upon me. i have the right 10 ask
YOU 70 believe this. not politicians swsyed by
partyr passion but as serious men, assure Iou
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
ST. LorIS BRIBERY PRocEEDDGs.
FORMER NE IBTR OF HOUSE OF pEIE5ArE
FOUND II HIDING ~ THE CIT

FOUND y HIDING ~ TIE cITT.
60 Louis. oct s--Delssates Emil Hartmann
Louis Decker and John Sheridan were arTaigned To-
day on charges Of bribery and pleaded not guilty.
They were remanded 20 jail.
Delegate Charles F. Kelly. fugitive from Justice
aid not appear when his case was called in the
Criminal Court. and his trial postponed Dele
gate Charles L. Geraghty and Councilman Louis
schnen answered in person when their cases were
called
Judge Clark said that eventually he would auash
the indictments IN the cases OF schnen and Ger
aghty but he believed the city had suficient sv!-
oence up11 which 70 base new indictment. and
he would continue their eases 70 October
Two patrolnen, peering into q backyard IN Ca
ronoeet the southern portion Of this CRY. AZ 1879
O'Clock. last night discovered Louis Decker for
iner member of the House Of Delegates. Indicted
tnontn ESQ on charges OF perjury and bribery. and
paced him under arrest Decker disappeared inlrne-
oiAtey following the indictments by the grand Jury
ana reward OF $500 was offered for his arrest He
& sS inaleted on charges OF perjury and bribery in
eGpllsseuon with the City Lighting bill.
owing 20 The Yelled Prophets' Street paeeant last
S-sn1 the ma lorlty OF the police had been placed
SS,i. toNn Decker accordingly thought that re
hn ~ bone across an alley 70 the BACKYARD OF TIE
mouse OF his sister-in-law He was abouf 70 snrSr
Who kne eopI, p when Pstrolmen Manion and Hendy.
~ ne open ooor revealed his features he was taken
= me- ssS = Our Courts and placed IN jail
- he Vas lneieted, but has been visiting annons
rs Iflencs and relatives ard : nun,her =, ,.r--s
I,ss "a ne oesn al bis home At the -Four Courts last
h. wonld have given myself up long ago sr eoprs
49, sa-.ranseo Tor bond. Ny friends have been
leNe mat ] Will soon Be relesseS - -
@sSi1A>i me- have nothing 10 say
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
WILL nor REcEIFE BoER GFyFR,1s

,i1ea-- len, oet. a-Ths semi-ofilial .Norddeu,,eb.
sovernn1ar, -e4'uIs the chief mou,hpie.e of the
abandoned e'"74aiS mas been
paper says that when hts majesty heard the
yy1trs-..@ le coming 10 Berlin he irtimated bts
thar they would refrain from ,,,- oil Sohclton
,bIoss,,, ,l,s British and that .bSy - %hS
Wet in SIIttush Ambassador ana c;enersI 6
agreed n ~. OF himself and his "oiIas1,,L7 -
the senegai ne conditions Subsequently, Lexys' gs'
appeared "a sTIee Saee 70 change their opinions ana
paror S~gecl an invitation from, 1bs t1.L
dennitiveiy sbanShosa ne proposed audience las BEEN
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
QUICs TRANSIT TO THE EAST.

CHINESE FORTS SEEK FAST ATLANTIC
SERVICE
Hong Kong. oct S-The Chambers Of Com
merce Of Annoy Foo-Chow. Shanghai Kobe and
Yokohama have Endorsed The resolutions OF the
Hong Kong Chamber. passed on September l..
as to the desirability CT the proposed fast At
lantic steamship service connecting With the
present Canadian Pacific Railroad route across
Canada ana the Pacific. Copies OF the rssolu-
tions have been forwarded 70 the British Post
master General
The Hong Kong Chamber Of Commerce. IN addi-
ton 20 strongly ndorsing the plan referred 20 in
the dispatch from Hong Kong recommended that
a contract for mail and passenger service be en
tered into with tha Canadian Pacific Railroad. max
ing sll-British route and providing for reduc-
tWenty-siN days.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
6O-62 West 23d Street.

neutrality
The Premier's remarks were loudly cheered BY
the governments supporters
Later. replying to attack because the govern
ment was not represented al the recent celebra-
IONS IONS n honor OF the centenary OF the birth of
louis hossuth. the Premier explained that. while
recognizing the undying merits Of Kossuth the
latter had placed himself variance With the
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
BUSINESS CHANCES N AFRICA.
ENGLISH FIRMS MEETING GERMAN AND
AMERICAN RIVALS

London. oct. S.-The reports OF the oomnis-
sioners sent 10 South Africa TO investigate trade
openings have been published They emphasize
the enormous opportunities FOR trade IN engi-
neerine. mining. agricultural and electrical ma
chinery Of all kines, streetcar and lighting
equipments. and iron and steel constructional
work. Tho commissioners found everywhere
that American and German competition was
very keen, and that business could only he OBJ
tained BY pushfulness and appreciation OF the
requirements Of the market They were sur
prised al the antiquated business methods OF the
British manufacturers.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
SKELETONS on AycrEyT BArrtrryr,n =

A'nens. oct h-Dr sotiriadis. the custodian .,
antiquities announces the 6t.~o,..r,. -7''ulan oi
nea. the place where. sceordinr - p,',sa. nero
Naeeaonians buried their dead after the 49,,
s.s l,eAisns ana Ihebans by Philip Of Maeedon
- SS - -; OF number of skeletons in Soo1 -.
is,- = ssrfe-lt 1ltoN Alongside OF the s[els'ors
bIsD ~'ss' "r Pike carried by the ede3
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
uoRE Troops TO KEEP ORDER ~ qrvrr,
FFENoH AGrrAToR WARNED u KEEP orrrr
IS SWITZERLAND

Geneva Oct SIN view OF the threatened rsr.
sral strike ths government ba- ,,s.-.s 80 - ger
uonal troops a4Ni
Inc pubic prosecutor This morning sp,,r,ou.s
Ibo Sbaslah ~ Eaurs the Well known French agi,.,,r
s,ts1tr d sLeegn AZ a "orknen meeting vsstsrj, y,
lIsec 2 general strike ana varosS 80
5at he would be expelled from sVfzsris6S nm IN
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
TRYING TO CAPTURE CASTRO.

TEIJ MFH NJ VENEZUELAN REVOLUTION
ISIS SEEMS CERTAIN
san Juan. Porto Rico. Oct s-Aocording 70
advices received here this morning from Vensz-
uela By the steamer Caracas. u seems certain
that the revolutionists win triumph. probably
IN a fortnight and that la Guayra and Caracas
viii capt. Ilats Every effort is being made 70
capture President Castro. who, IT is asserted
viii be assarsinated If caught The President, IL
IS said will attempt 20 seek refuge on BOARD
foreign man.of-war
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
SUSPECTED CASES OF Plague IN Tr41y

lone. oct A-The ~Messaggisro' TODAY saws
,nat several cases Of suspected nl.s,,s 80. -
dser.s,s srenasslh near Naples The authorities
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
FIFE ITALIAN BLUEJAoKErs kJL1rD

oS S-Eivs blusiaekets were killed odsv
u 0thets wers injured by the aceiaentsI .xrlostc,
OF d shell IN the naval arsenal al spezia- ''9''"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

whole nation in maintaining that the Emperor =.
Austria could never De King OF Hungary. nSi.J -
it impossible for the government TO attehu -
festivities.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
CHINESE GET THEIR OWN.
RESTORATION OF A RAILWAY AND A
PART OF MANCHURIA.

Tien-Tsin Oct S-The Shan-Hai- Kwan-New-
Chwang section OF the railroad is now entirely
in the hands OF the Chinese
The Nanchurian territory living south Of the
liam River was restored to the Chinese to-day
IN accordance with the Manchurian agreement.
Although reports show an increase in the
trade OF lIanchuris. reforms not expected
there until the evacuation is completed Rus
sia maintains her objection 10 the extension Of
the irnperisl post to the railroad ami the in
terior and discourages trade.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
PosrHrMoUs HoNoRs FOR LIU KUN VI

Peking. oct s-An imperial edict issued to
ds,- makes the late Liu Kun Vi. the famous
vicArov Of Nsnking. an earl Of the first rank,
rrafges his services in maintaining peace in the
Ysngtse valley in 1900 and ordains that a
tabIst n his memory he placed in the Pekins
TennIn
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

REPATRIATTyG BOER PRISONERS.
Hamilton. Bermuda. Oct. S-The Briusn - -
port Aurania sailed for Cape Town to-day "''-
/, OPS former Boer prisoners.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-11-29
Wants District Attorneyship.

Capt. J. J. Slack, we'll known at.
torney of Grenada, is in the city in
the interest of his candidacy for the
district attorneyship of the Fourth
district to succeed Hon. w. S. Hill,
who will retire early next year to take
his seat in Congress.
Capt. Slack formerly held the attor-
neyship of this district and was one
of the ablest prosecutors in the State
during his four years incumbency.
He was legislated out of Office when
the State was redistricted. He is a
gallant ex-Confederate soldier and
among the few vigorous men of the
''old guard" who are left in the State.
His friends assert that it would be a
grateful recognition of his past SER
vices to tender him the Office for the
unexpired term.-Jackson Clarion
Ledger.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-11-29

sr&S."+
Mr.. Edgar Dafley, OF the Delta
visited his brother, Mr.. r.. Daley, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laycook, of Grenada.
were the guests of Mrs. ID. NJ. Martin
Sunday.
Miss Maggie Martin visited friends
and relatives in Coffeeville this week.
We wonder who sent Miss Esme
Scurr that beautiful box of flowers.
Bro. Mason delivered an elegant
sermon here Sunday. We are sorry
to give him up another year.
Mr.. F. A. Martin, of Susie, was the
guest of his son, w. III. Martin, this
week.
Miss Martin seemed very much
disappointed after the train came
Sunday, and he djdent come.
Mr.. John Daley made flying trip
to Coffeeville Sunday.
Mr.. Graves, the young teacher of
the Fork, was the guest of Mr.. Daley
and family Sunday. GUESS Who.