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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-14
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

The undersigned hereby gives notice
that he has been appointed by the Num-
cipai Court OF the City OF Providence
Administrator OF the estate OF Paulina Il
Darling. late OF said Providence. de-
ceased. and has given bond according to
law.
All persons having claims against SAID
estate are hereby notified to present
them to the undersigned or file the same
In the office Of the clerk of said court
within six months from the date of the
drst advertisement hereof.
SAMUEL r. DARLING.
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FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News by FLETCHER
a. TAPPAN. street floor. Banigan Build
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MARINE ReGITSER

Tomorrow: Sun rises at 6:35; sun sets
at 425. High tides at 1856 a. m. and
s: "a y. IN.
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CAROLINA.
(De maestro corvesponsal.

O.tubre 16-La absolute ssca-
ses de noticias en- estoE ci,s, no ha
permitIdo que envis mis- motifs CON
10 regulsridad que siempre procure
hacerlo. La nota pslpitante aquf
conc en- toda 10 Is'a, es 10 pol1tics,
y esta por 10 que 30 ref1sre 6 cate
pueblo no cfrece los cAraeteres que
On otros. Las inscripciones tuvfe-
ron lugar durants los diSs IA y Is,
habi6ndose inscrito bastAntes electo.
res, y salvo lguno O. otro incidente
On los precintos, 10 poblaci6n se mos.
tro cultA y pAcf6ca, respondiendo
asf 6 su historic de siempre.
Aqrf ell trinnfo no es dudosa, CO.
rresponde & los federales que son 10
immense mayoria del cusrpo electo'
raj.
Una nota triate tenRo one re-
gistrar hoy. DON Teodosio Disz y
Rever6n, patricia sin tacha, ha f.
llecido en- este pueblo. Dantro de
su mAnera de ser modestisima luch6
tiempre por 10 hbertad de su TERRA,
primero en- las filas autonomistas
donde se inicio y luego en- las del
pRrtido Liberal hoy. Federal, perte'
neciendo siempre III Ccmite local al
cusl prestabA su decioido concurso
moral y material. Pusiera haber
dsjado una immense fortuna porque
trabAd6 durante largos AMOS en- ell CO.
mercio con constancia y mucha y
suerte; pero Sd dinero no. 10 neg6
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No convene jugar
con Jim COrbett.

:, Ri famcso boxeador Jim Cor.
bett paseaba dias pasados & caballo
por IL carretsra de Bsyside (Estados
UniAos, cuAndo tres soldados en- es.
tAdo de embriaguez ne permitieron
10 diversion de tirar piedras & las
pAtAs del cAballo.
RI Atleta echo pie & TERRA, ne
lAp2o sobre los soldados, distrlbuy6
entire ellos equitativamente cierto
n6mero de formidAfles pu11ets EOS y
luego, & pesar de IL desesperadA re.
sistenciA que oponfAn, at6 & los tres
juptos & nm pcste. dejando preudidA
CON nm alfiler % tarietA en- 10 guerre.
rA de uno de ellos.
Deapue,, CON mucha dignidad,
volvi6 & montAr, y continno ma pa
90 tranquilamente.
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MnlOneS aIneriCalOS
para Cuba .
Gran Inca ferrocarrilera
en- proyecto.
Parece que el prop6sito
es cosa resuelta y la Com
panla,, I'm hecho.

En una reunion celebrl da en-
New York compuesta de cspitalis-
tas de YcupgstcwD, Cleveland y
Chicago que&6 definitivAmente or.
ganixsdo el sindicato que ae denomi.
M sThe Havana and JsimanitAs
Railroad CompaDys, para II cons:
trucci6n, por locomoci6n electrtcA,
de ferrocarriles en- In HAbanA y toda
ID IGlA de Cuba. El capital aGcien.
de 81 presente 6 2 500 600 pesos. Los
Accionistas eligieron ID junta direc.
tiva, que se compone de los se1iores
siguientes:
n. w Whipple, dc New York;
w. J. Hayes do w. J. Hayes y
Sons, bar queros de Cleveland; L.
w. Prior de Prior, Dennison y Co,
banqueros, Cleveland; g. s.. Fair
child, presidente de la N. York Sc.
curitysy Trust Co; M. A. Dewitt de
Dewitt, Trimble y Co, banqueros,
Chicago; Ell. "A. Nc Coy, de Nc Coy
Nc Donald y Co, Cnicago; George
f.. Penhale, de q. H. Penhale y Co
bauqueros de New York Thomas
Vaughn de 10 Cuba National Bal X
y 81 ex magistrate de Cuba Sr. M.
deJ. Manduley.
Actusrkn como Presidente Mr..
a. w Whipple, y como vice presi-
dente w j. Hsye.
I'm 10 reunion se decide que
los trabajos comenzaran Immediate
mente, y muchos de los materiales
serkn surtidos por ID acreditada CO.
m &a Park and Hamilton de- eata
ciudAd. Z
La sNew York Security and
Trust Cos. serkn los sgentss fiaca.
les de la Companfa. In solidez q
nanciera de estA es una garantfa del
extto do los millones que se van &
en- Cuba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-20
4 SOBER
La Reina De Serbia acu-
sa q S. M. q Rey de
sostener relaciones init
mas con su joven hernia
ma Elena

Viena, Ostubra 90. El CORES.
Donsal de Ella Nueva GAceta. en-
B slgrado describe el cuadro de laa
nuevss dificultades que ocurren ac-
stualmente ertre Il Rey " IL Reina
de Serbia. IA Rey Aleiandro, debi-
do s las grAndes nesesidRdes dnal1-
eieras que sa le pres entan, suprimi6
~ pension dedicadA & h Reina DrA-
% para sAtif fAcer sus cAprichoa de
mnier. DichR suma es de- Q 600 fran
COS por mes.
In Reina sc ha vengado provo.
cando u~a escena indeseriptible de-
lanta de los fancionArios de ID Corte,
los, que 10 yieron obligadcs & prote.
ger q 8. M. el Rsy contrA lAs vio.
lencias y amenaxas de II Reina. Una
semana MAI tarde S. M. Aleiandro
obligado por 10 care enciA de recursos
se VIC en- 10 necesidad de recurrir s,
s. M. Drsga para obtener el direfo
de sus economfas. s.. M. Drsga Sc
neg6 & Acceder & las sd 2licAs del
Rsy y nuevAs escenRs de esc&ndAlos
han tenido lugar.
IS M. Alejandro abrum6 & 8. M.
Drsga CON reproches los mas amar'
gos y 10 acus6 de querer poner en-
peligro Ell trono y hacerle & 81 des.
graciRdo para toda sa vida. "A pesar
de TODD, ID Reina Drsga persisti6 en-
"a negative y zahirisndo & 8. NJ.
Alexandra 10 acus6 como 10 ha he
cho varias veces] de sostener rela'
clones fntimas CON su joven hermana
Elena. La discus sion se agri6 & tai
pnnto que s. M. Drsga abofete6 &
su marido teniendo este que spArar
los g ,lpes, sstrope andole los brazos
8 ku espOsR.
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Ell gobierno
americana
y los Trusts.
Un dOCumentO Official de mu-
cha impOrtanCia.

Washington, s do O,tbre. d..
esss que pronto &c dark & 10 publici.
da3 nm manifieato Official acerca do
los mouopolios que tanto dsfIo eat&n
oausando & las clases pobres del
pats.
La autoridad del man fiesto se
Atribuys Al Attorney General Mr..
Knox; p0ro hasta 10 fechA nAda 90
dice do 10 6poca en- que 90 darl Al
p1hlico y On que forma, 90 dscir, con
que motive.
o. Lo que Of 90 afrma es que ferk
uno dc los documentos mks impor.
tantes do este afio, por au caracter
odcial y por AbArcAr una question
que hA lie gado & asumir cArActer m.
cfonAl;
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6uoeSoS
San German.
sEl te1llente 5efior opez
C1azta1nbide en- Ibertad
bajo farza Viene & pre-
sentarse q slls Jefes.

Del rasnltado de nuastras iuda'
gaciones s0bre los Ducesos de HAn
Germkn, one dieran lugar que el
Juez dc PSz de dicha ciudAd dictarA
auto de datenci6n contra el teniente
de- II Policfa insnlar, don Jos6 Ln-
peg Gaztambids, podemos decir que
los hechos pasaron de y siguiente
maners
Hsrfa pr6ximamente Ia 10 dc II
mAf1ana cunndo el Juez deEel lecci0nes
del precinto %, Hr. uliaes Pabon, se
diriRi6 por escrit0 & Sdicho eolegio
con objeto &de que impusierA orden
6 hiciese Yespetar i ley y 4 q Vex
sirviera de testigo 4 sus protestAs
por informalidAde ] de Jueces y f<a
de xnxilio del policfA que vigilab4 eli
scolegio., !,
Et sr. Lopez Gaztamhide, en-
cumplimieuto del artfculo 179 del
Co1igo penal se constituy6 inmedia-
tkmente en- aquel lugar, pof breves
instantes, prestando & dicho Jue7 los
auxilios one se le interesaban, pero
sin ints1vanir en- absoluto para nRda
en- los asunsos electorales.
Con este motive, los otros dos
Jueces de 10 mesa, protestAfon de II
entradA del teniente Lopez 6 aquel
lugar. por considerable fuerxa ArmA.
do. El tenfente se RETRO inmediata-
mente.
Los Jueees no satisfechos con II
proteata que hicieron por hAber en-
trAdo el Sr. Lr pez ZEN el co!egio On
virtud de requerimiento por escrito,
- - -. - -
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ConfeIenciantes
e1ropeos en- America

El jovan professor dc Il Univer-
aidad de Francis, senior Germain
Martin: one ha de dar corfereneiss
en lOs Estados u aidos este a1io bsjo
los auspicios de Ii AliAnzA Francesa,
aAli6 del Hsvre en- el vapor correo
asLorenA..
Esas COR { srencias durar "a n
hasta Enaro, y ent0uces seguir4 al
se1for Martin I'll Director del Museo
Social, senior MavilleAu que dAra q es-
te Afio ana serie de cor srenciAs en-
el Cffculo Francis de la q Universldad
de Havsrd.
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JuiCiOS DOT Jurado,

Continue hoy vi6ndose en- el
Tribnnal de Distrito de los Estados
U nidos Ia causa de los E. U. contra
Harrir gtor, por malversaci6n de
+ fondos del elercito de cuyo asuIto
dimos cuentA oportuuamente de ha.
berse iniciado el s4bado pr6ximo pa
sado.
El Fiscal del Tribunal no ha ter
minAdo aun CON las pruebas testifi !.
Gales y todo induce Greer que ell
dia pAse en- OR los testigos dc cargos
y hRsta mal1AnA no empezar In los
sstigos de descArgo. E,te juicio
promote ser interesAnte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-20

Haro sshar: Que II, en los autos 8.
iocnt;vns .1naI - .,f,r ''1r. 5rea. Pfzk
Ham an1,s II, 81 nnnfrS dosl Halix OIiyieri
1hs,v. M .sn suoasi 6n1 a eobro de pesos,
N disnuasfo Al ~ Tribnnal Dor pnrpvi-
dencia Aa II Hi acfunl g saouen &
~ hiir. -. ~ -, .sf,r frnnino da 2f1
a. h. ~, 50 nn .,ara ras.
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sstes. 49, e.sa1In. n 4, ma hsniand 3 IA
rsss 4 ,,5,rs;. sI,s, u !. ~ATR FYIBA. . !.
d;rsd = l.ss, ~ 81 txrminfs 3 mnnicinal da
,Tnsrs ll. f1;ax in ~ rnmnu al. de nnrcin-
"a. sa., II cnard q Isnastna am
rns ,.,,,' !. \ it, ~, rsS;e.,ios a 81 harr;o A
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slss, y. oon lGn..:tn - 49, ~
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sns.esg samst ~ n J. a,.asa.. s.s,. 80; .s5o I
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ta.;ap ~ J. p.os pn..te.;a S - = 80. 4. .;ar5.
Islaga oonssn.slav $50. " sn..sLn nsns.s
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" ua.o. aa.s.ss ~: sas..sas..- s..s w. - :.
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.;.. = -. = II, .,,,;,,o A Gar..1 ~, siI -. :. :
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CAblegrama racibido de Madrid
en- estA ciudad, anuncia el falleci.
miento de 10 distioguida Sra. dofia
Rosa Caro- viuda de Ysfiez.
Dicha dana muy conocids en-
San Juan, por sus relevantes prem.
das persensles, era muy apreciada
en- esta sociedad, siendo muy Eentida
"a muerte.
Ncsotros eI Iviamos ol eestimo.
nio de condolentia q 10 familia de In
finMdR.
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nunca 81 nscesitado asf como & todA
obra buens, de ahi que Al dejar eata
vida no responds "a capital nj cons
tante y lAborioso trabajo de toda su
existaucia.
E ito sociedad siente muy de ve'
ras la desaparici6n del senior Diaz y
Rever6n, , 20 me deacubro CON res.
peto ante su tumba acompAnando 6
aus deudos en- el iasto dolor que hoy
les fije.
La Carolina posee hoy up mag.
nffico hctsl. Me refiero al que tiene
establecidos y que hs reformado, 10
simp&tica y caritativa Lola Fernan
dex. Et nombre de Lola es una ga
rantfa, puesto que oonocidf simas SON
en- 10 Isla sus bellfsimas dotes de Ca
racter y por tAnto est& demks decir,
que cuAntos allf coneurren son tra'
tados CON amAbilidad exquisite.
90
Los fsderales vienen celebrando
meetings de props ganda todos los
domingos en- el Clnb del Comit6 Lo'
cal, y resultan concurriif I imos.
TAmbisn se han celebrado an algu'
nos bArrios de 10 jurisdicci6a.
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Lo que se hRce pdblico para CO.
nocimiel t ) de las perSonas que qu1e-
ran. .iuterasArse en- 10 subhsts.
Y para su publication en- un Pc
ri6dico de los de m&s circulac On de
10 Capital de 10 isla, expido el pre- :
sente en- Ponce & 10 de Ostubre de
1902.
X, Secretario.
Luis Gautier.
sal
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D. IsIDOR0 soto NuSSA JUEZ
Presidsnte daI fihpnal a Jus
ticfa del DIstritO ID RonCe q ins !.
tructor de los sutos q,he se di.
r6il. II
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Prisi6n de un asesino.

Viena s. So anuncia que ha sido
arrestado On IL frontera, en- Ell pue-
bio de Ala, Tyrol Austriaco el como
cido abcgado sociA to Tdlio Mn.
lrio, de B0iogna. Italia, Aqnien se
le acusx dol Asesinato del conde B IN
Martini, que recientenente + a en-
contrado aseainado en- una casa de
B B1logna.
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Legacl6n alemana
en- la Habana.

Bsrlfn, 10. rsauelto el Co.
bierno estab,ecar ana Legation en-
10 Habana y, con esa objsto, ha fjA'
do eli Miniatro de Rslaciones Hxta'
riores 10 suma necesaria On el Pre-
supuesto d 81 A6o pY6ximo.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
PIEDMONT ASSOCIATION MEETS
An Interesting Program For the Union Meet
ing in High Point

Especial to the News and Observer
High Point, ~ c., June 12.-The union
meeting of the Piedmont Association will
meet with Green Street Baptist church.
High Point, on Friday, June 9th next.
The Introductory sermon will be preach
ed by Rev. w. c. Newton Friday night.
Saturday morning there will be devo-
tional exercises and speaking by c. L.
Greaves and Thos. Carrick on THE Duty
of Our Churches to Associational Mis-
sions." Also Rev. w. H. Ellen and Rev.
r. L. Patton will speak Saturday morn
ing on What is the Church's Mission?"
In the afternoon What is the Churchs
Greatest Power that She May Fulfill her
Mission" will be the topic to be dis
cussed by Rev. w. c. Newton and f. H.
Jones. At o'clock 1.-The Sunday-school
Work in Our Associations" will be the
subject under discussion, j. L. Lane and
]. a. Hackney being the speakers Satur
day night, Baptist Female University
speakers, w c. Newton and c. l..
Greaves. DR.. r. T. Vann, president of
the University is expected to be present.
Sunday morning there will be Sunday
school mass meeting and the speakers
will be w. F. Clorida and G. W. Harmon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
THE BLIND MUST BE LED.


Those who most need education must
be educated to their needs, and upon this
as a basis must the great fight against
illiteracy be waged in North Carolina.
That the special tax election for
schools in Bessemer City was defeated is
deplorable, but more deplorab1e still is
that it was done by the very people into
whose homes would come the blessings
of education, by the very people whose
children the State and it's best citizens
are seeking to elevate and to educate.
The rich man, or the well-to-do man
does not live in the same need of tax
alton for schol purposes as the poor
man. The capitalist has but to draw
his check TO pay for the education of
his children at the very best schools, while
the wage Garner, with many demands up
on his limited purse, must either con-
tent himself with very short time at
school for his children, or look to the
State to prepare way for the best edu-
cation of those dependent on him.
It is the spirit of a desire to make
better men and women, to make brighter
and happier homes, to give to every child
the best of education that is animating
the great body of the people of the State
today, and in it there is no trace of
selfish purpose. 1t is men that make a
great State, and it is to see full Drained
men, ard women of the highest intelli
gence, grace the citizenship of the State
that is causing the great wave of educa
tional enthusiasm to sweep from border
to border.
How. hard the fight must be is shown
by the result of the election at Bessemer
City There it is reported that the fac
tory owners voted for the tax, while the
factory operatives voted against it. 1t
is a case of the blind turning in their
blindness upon their clear sighted guides,
and thrusting away the hands that
would lead them, totter on unseeing in
the darkness of continued illiteracy.
These people have little property to tax,
and but one conclusion can be drawn
from their votes. 1t is that they fear that
the children will be taken from the fac
tories and placed in schools, thus depriv-
ing the family of the stipend which these
little ones earn. From this prospect of
life time of bondage to ignorance the
children must be rescued, and the hope
of these is in the undismayed apostles
of education who are now abroad in the
State.
The watchmen, looking for the dawn of
brighter educational future for North
Carolina are on the walls. They see
the promise of new light, but between
them and it there is much of darkness
that must be overcome. In their contest
they deserve the aid of all who look to
great future for the State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
A sPENDTHRIFT CONGRESS.

The present Congress is not content
in sight but appropriations for the next
fiscal year already exceed the receipts
by $51 200, 10000. These are the figures an
nounced by Representative Cannon, and
Representative McRae, in an address be-
fore the Democratic State convention of
Arkansas, at Little Rock on Tuesday,
said he violated no condolences when he
stated, as a member of the Committee
on Appropriations, that the projected ap-
propriations to date in Congress amount
ed to $3.50, 100000
This sum is evidently inside of the
mark, for in it is not included the cost
of some huge schemes contemplated by
the Republican party and it is not
ear cry" to say that the billion dollar
mark will be reached with ease by the
Republicans.
But what do the Republicans care? Is
not the government an "easy thing" and
what are the people for if they are not
TO be taxed What matter it that huge
sums are appropriated for trivial pur-
poses. The large surplus in the treas
ury must be reduced and money must
flow like water.
And the people-well, some day, the
people will wake up and take knowledge
of these spendthrifts and drive them from
the vantage ground of public position
where they now stand and vote huge
sums of the peoples money without even
the wink of an eye.
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AND NELLY IS FREE.

And so Nelly, the Republican who
looted the Cuban postal receipts, has been
liberated.
1t sounds very generous when it is
known that this was done by President
Palma when he granted this week am
nesty to ali Americans convicted of
crimes in Cuba during the term of the
American occupation, and those awaiting
trial.
On March "a Nicely was sentenced to
ten years Imprisonment and to pay a
fine of S56,7O1 for completely in the Cuban
postal frauds, Reeves and Rathbone also
getting ten years each with big fines.
Reeves was pardoned on April %, because
he had been used as witness for the
State and Rathbones case sometime ago
was ordered reviewed by President Roose-
welt. Rathbone being now. out on $780,,
900 bond.
There were hints that Nicely would be
freed when the new government took
charge in Cuba, and that his friends IN
derstood that this had been arranged.
1t is not surprising, for Nicely is a Re-
publican and must be taken care of. That
he has robbed both Cubans and Ameri
cans makes no difference, and doubtless
he has been a ready contributor to Re-
publican campaign funds. He is "our
rascal" says the Republican party" and
when we pulled down the flag in Cuba it
was unjust not to pull our rascals out of
the holes into which they had fallen.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
A REAL FRIEND.

81 suffered from dyspepsia and indiges-
ton for fifteen years." says w T. Stur-
devant of Merry Oaks, N. C. after l
had tried many doctors and medicines a
friend persuaded me to try Kodol. 1t
gave immediate relief / can eat almost
anything ! want now and my digestion
is good" Don't try to cure stomach
trouble by dieting. You need wholesome,
strengthening food. Kodol enables you
to assimilate what you cat by digesting
it without the stomach's aid. w. H.
King Drug Co., Bobbitt-Wynne Drug Co.
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Two Homes Dishonored.

Especial to the News and Observer
Lenoir, n. c.. June 12.-W. NJ. Nelson
a merchant of Collettsville, a married
man with three children, has deserted
his wife and family and eloped with Mrs
Lawrence Colrfey the wife of one of our
most esteemed citizens and moreover
mother with child a year old
Mrs. Coffey left Friday to come to Lee
noir to attend Davenport commencement
and pay a visit to her parents. MI
Nelson came down Friday and the two
left on Fridays train, going to Newton
and bought tickets for Knoxville.
Mr.. Powell and son, Russell Powell
father and brother Of Mrs Coffey, went
to Knoxville where they learned that the
clipping pair bought tickets for some
point in California.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

And new scandal breaks loose upon
the administration. The United States
military government Of the Island of Gu
ba hesitated not to use government
funds to influence leaders of thought"
that they might think as the administra-
ton thinks. Anything to hoodwink the
people is the Republican idea of gov
eminent. The War Department and the
legislation is what may be expected for
the Republican party is the party of
trusts. 1t owes its existence to them.
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Shooting in Lexington.

Especial to the News and Observer
Lexington, N. c., June 12.-In
an ARRAY with pistols and knives Tues
day night Otto Falstine, an employee of
the Wennonah cotton mills, was shot in
the abdomen and may die. Chas. Look
abill was also stabbed with a knife. Mr.,
f. Fl. Lookabill was struck in the side
by stray bullet, but fortunately the
ball glanced and he is not badly hurt.
The shooting was the result of a fight
which had taken place a few minutes
previous.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
The Educational Edition.
UNIFORM, AGGRESSIVE FIGHT FOR
UNIVERSAL EDUCATION.

DR.. Chas. D. McIver: l wish to con-
graduate you upon and to thank you for
your new service to the cause of educa
ton, which cause you have served faith
fully and without ''variableness or
shadow of turning for the past twenty
years.
The teachers of the State know and APP
preciate the fact that no battle has been
waged for universal education in this
State since you were twenty years of age
when your voice and pen have not been
potent ON their side of the question. This
fact is universally recognized, and even
those teachers who disagree with you on
political and other policies feel grateful
10 you for your uniform, aggressive light
for educational opportunities for all the
people of this commonwealth.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

We announce right now that we are
going to the Democratic State Conven-
ton, at Greensboro next month, and that
the Rooster will support the Democratic
nominees. We have given the party adj
vice without charge, and even without
being asked, but were going to toe the
mark, as we think we ought to shut up
OF show up. Hence we show UP, and its
for the nominees -Rhamkatte Rooster.