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CERNLEsS sCHoOLBOOKs.
Prosecutions Faksa IN salt L.ahs oisv
Against sDsssd Of Dissass
AROAE OhndFoa.

A new ordinance has been adoptsd
in Salt Lake City with the idea Of
preventing the disseminating Of scar
Leftover and diphtheria germs among
school children, says q recent report
from that city.
Both diseases have recently been
epidemic among the children in the
city and the board Of health decided
that the germs Travelled in the school
books and other things carried by
the pupils. The result has been the
passage Of an ordinance which is
probably more stringent than any
other Of the kind ever adopted by
any municipality.
It provides that none Of the school
books shah be covered with any ma
terialOther than paper. In all schools
in which there e q free distribution
Of books such books, after having
once been used, must be recovered
and thoroughly diEinfsOtsd By the
board Of health.
A student once having received q
book shall keep it as long e. that
book Is necessary for his studies.
1t = unlawful for the schools 60
collect pencils. spOngss or other az
ticles used By the students for the
purpose Of rsdistributing them 70
other studentL
A violation Of any proViaion Of the
ordinance is punishable by q ane Of
SIS.
The broad ax., 1902-08-30
TRTUMPHs OF Woll8H.
Behs e EAsA Are DlsDlayias 0aal-
itiss EAsy Ws-s Hot sapDossA
@ Possess. Al

Every day women are displaying
traits Of eharsctsr that excite both
surPriss and admiration. says the Chi
eagO Chronicle. In Brooklyn the other
day hrs. Lennie Kelley saved the life
Of her aged father By climbing over
the dashboard Of the buggy In which
they were driving on the Coney Island
boulevard and seiEing the reins that
had dropped from his hands and were
dangling at the heela Of their run
away horse. Would PAMELA or Claria-
- or even Nine. De Stasl's extraor-
dinary hsrOins. DSlPhins, hive done
thatP
In Pittaburg Mrs. Sarah Z. Mccoy,
in law court, has just exeelled In the
intellectual feat Of Portia, and has
surpassed many shining masculine
hghts Of the bar, for she managed her
own case In q breach Of promise suit
and proved, too, contrary 70 the old
adage, that she did not have fool for q
client. There were some novelties in
her methods Of examining witnesses,
az, for instance, her telling one Of
them point blank that he was q liar.
In the hrst case there was q triumph
OF nerve and muscle and in the second
OF nerve and intellect. The obvious
conclusion IL that the era in which
woman was q "doWntrodden creature
Il fully past, for, with qualifying ex-
Perienee Of the world, she h now quite
capable Of defending her own and Of
holding Il.
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Count von Zeppelin. who has the
si1tinction of having built the 1arg-
- 81 aII airships. has been hnancial-
Il ruined by his aeronautical expert
1enfrs Unable % obtst1 means for
r-rrvire out lis new projects he =
- breaking up tie old framework
- - airships in ordar 20 sen the
sl--inium of which they are com
,s zeppelin IS 81 YaaFu OF sgs.
Il. - = military attachs 81 The Ger
~, rrb.t-y n the unilbd States
,iurinr the eivn War and made .eE-
e--l balloon ascenslons from battle
e-i8r 81 the south n le63. he was
-. 4e.fer 81 the famous cagelrg -
r. 81 1870 Hllch marked t.ie
erf of hoatilities of tne
49, rr,nco-p pru.sisn war.
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eA R0UsE sERvAal..


,.n schools ell over the south !
AVE recently sdiouFnsd for the
1sr. and the students are beinC
-loyed very rapidly by fhoss Vie
- serysnts. Tie Indian boyu maie
...Ilept cookn, while en- Indian rirI
-. trained, is . iine maid of eli vsorlr.
Sosish hairdresssf and ondoWs5
- an inborn taste which becomes
..suresoue when combined with
- ,ivilizd touches. The system az
..,ping now bestowed upon the re5
s1sren st school teaches them to h.
=, ,ervile 70 their superioE-tbe
..l.fses, and the present generation
tr.ining have become so aceus-
- TO serving their palefsce teach
= thst they are more than willing
!. enter the housshold as aervantS
E,rsin may lie the solution 81 the
..-,sut-girl queEtion-for q time, at
- says q western exchange.
IBdisn youths are strong. agile, ana
brought up BY the Hight Kind az
-,thodI, are perfectly wiling toWork.
Fry are healthy and quick Of limb.
III makes an excellent combination
4, servant. siatiEtics 81 the Indian
,,tsn recently show that Of the $4,000
vorksrS among the various tribes,
ZOO Of them are employed ss helpers
!, he houses Of palefaess. You never
=, the Indian servant st his or her
b,Is until you visit the homS Of an old
Iuainn agent on one o. tie reserve
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QUESTION OF CONSCIENCE.
=, view Taken 81 n ~ . clssk 70
WASa an Honsst CussSasERo-
turned I'VE oszaa.

some foIkl." sid q store clerk
according 70 the New York Sun, aar,
20 honest. Now I've had somebody
sns in to me when the boss wa.
sslding BY, somebody that had
bouzht something Of me the day be
iurs, and hand over two ceuts and
nv
you gave me two cents too much
angs yesterday, and I've brought
1 bsek-'
.Hs couldn't rsst you see, that
IN. until he'd got that two cents
q hh conscience and returned II.
Ba IN getting rid Of that load him
81 he simply shifted It onto me.
EEtS the boss standing by when
alt two cents is returned; and the
Ioa says to himself. with his eye on
ne
lin! If you make q mistake Of
90 cents, you'd make one Of two
doIarS,' and so, you see, that super
AansIt mans return Of that two
euH nay do me q lot Of harm.
-TAe meaning Of which IL, II / can
naks myself clear, that we don't
E1nt to be too blamed honest. A
nl1 can be too honest and worry
knlsf over trihes that he ought
not 10 bother over.
4 should say that Il the honest
uln must bring two cents back let
hn turn it IN some time when the
tou wasn't round"
The broad ax., 1902-08-30

Queen WiIhelmina's crown Il vsrv
gorgeous It Is Of dun gold, only the
edges being polished It consists Of
a crimson velvet cap inclosed IN a cir
Gle set with saPphires and emeraIds.
The imperial arches terminate in Is
points, eight Of which are surmount-
ed BY large single pearls. and the
other eight. bent toward the center,
and there crowned with the globe
and cross. are set with nine pearlS'
each, which are graduated IN siEs,
the smallest being placed at the top.
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DOOMs Az ADOBE THEORY.
FIsIa massua AuthoEity PInds FAat
Hspi IndiAa cAndFsn Pu..Isd
the nEDsFts.

DR.. George DOrssy. Of the Field
Columbian museum. has made . dis
covery in his investigations among
the Hopi Indians that overturns
many Of the old theories Of anthro-
biologists In regard 70 supposed in
seriptiOns on the adobe houses OF
the tribe. he made the announce
ment Of his discoveries IN q lecture
70 the students Of the University Of
Chicago the other afternoon on @Civ-
ilization Among the Hopi Indiana"
These inscriptions that the an
thropologists have been trying e de-
cipher and read for years" said DR..
Dorsey. have been found to be
nothing more than the scratches
made b. misehieEous Hopi children
In the mud Of the adobe houses after
they have been freshly built Ther
are not mysterious Inscriptions az
All they are only the results Of
childish pranls. OF course this dis-
eovery makes the anfhropoloRistg
feel rather TeEed 'buf the niarlrinQs
have much resembiAnee to some kind
of picture writing end may waIl bs
taken for come kind q Inscription :
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CANALS N THE NORTHWEST.
ne aFsas DsvslsBasat aaa Issrsass
e TEa0s Du-las tAs Lase
BsW Xsasa.

ne nrst Locks at st. aEaryf fam
were opened in 1855. in which year
the registered tonnage Was Io6.s06
The hslf-millien mark was reached Il
1858, and the l.OoO. 900 mark was passed
n is78- IN 1881, exactly ooineident
with the opening % . new and much
larger lock. the northwest began tc
grow BY leaps and bounds, and the ton
mage Of the canal rose from 400. .OOc
tons In 1854 20 1000. 900 In 1890 and 20
16,OooOOo in 1895. During the past i've
years, two more enormous loeks have
been IN operation. one Of them on the
Canadian side Of the river, and in this
short time the tonnage OF the canal
has leaPed up to nearly "a. 500. 900 tons.
This colossal tonnage II simply mani
festation OF the development which
has taken place In The northwest, along
with which has come the building Of
thousands Of miles Of railroad, inelud-
ing two lines from the head Of Lake
Superior 20 the Pacific coast, says the
Engineering Magazine. Ifby some cat
aelysm Of nature the great lakes
should be dried up. the enormous traf-
nc now carried on their waters would
be divided among the railroads - Il
would simply cease 70 exist. The whole
GALAXY Of cities from Buffalo TO Chi
eago and Duluth would be over
Whslnsd In hopeless, irTstrisvsbls ruin
and the railroads could In no wise e.
cape the general disaster.
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his - what Disraeh wrote at the
time Of Queen Victoria's coronation.
and some may feel the same way
now: Il must give up going 70 the
eoronation. as Al tie member Of
parliament must be ~ court dresses
or uniforms, and can't afford 70
bay any. console myDslf win ths
conviction that % get up az seven
o'clock. 70 cit dressed Ike . funlry IN
Westminstsr abbey for seven or
EIGHT hours. and - listen % 3 SER
mon by the bi1hop Of London ere
treats whfch can be missed with for
tItnde..
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Five hundred and eighty-one aliens
IN Great Britain applied for naturali-
Eation during 1900. but there were
only - Americans among the num-
Der. There are more than 6.Oo0
Americans permanently settled n
London alone, and-0f -tiB uuuIUlP
not 100 have become nsturalizsd sub
iss.g e q. mai.g.l.. az.
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IN the experimenting With fke
naagnstie exlrastion of metal from
loW-lrade ore Thomas Edison har
spent ss.sOo.ooo within q few yearn,
only % and q last that bis plant 4
WORTHLESS for The work and he win
have g bu1d another.
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shesp and cattle cannot pasture
5vsr TIE same territory. Hhsre tks
deep WsndeF the grass 3 CLEANED
sifh The derastation o. prairie frs.
ma the odor q such that cattle wili
.or weeks shun ths rsnvo.
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Buenos Ayres has issued its erininef
stalistics for iD0l They include 60
murders. - attempted assauit- and
over s.ooo thefis bufgissies ana SWIM 5
dies.
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IN MEMORIAM.

Died in Portsmouth, Va, on March 49,
1902, Mrs Mamie Scul. widow of the
late e. d. Scull, Esq. who was we'll
known merchant at Harrellsville, N. c.,
nearly all his life. Mrs. Scull departed
this life at the residence of her daugh-
ter the wife of Mr. J. H. Flythe, an Off
cial of the SeabOard Air Line.
The interment was had at Harrellsville.
The deceased lady was the eldest daugh-
ter of the late Col. Starkey Sharp, OF
Hartford county. The family was rela-
ted to the late Chief Justice VIM. N. H
Smith, who was also the trusted guar
dian of her fathers younger children. The
Judges father lies buried near her. She
was highly connected and leaves reia-
tives, by blood and marriage, prominent
in the section of her home, Rocky Mount
Raleigh and other points. Her immediate
family consists of four children and sew
eral grand children.
In early life she married James Wal
ton. ESQ. a high standing business man
and one of the wealthiest citizens Of Ala
bama. living at Greensboro, that State
He died in early manhood and later she
married e. D. Scull.
Mrs. Scull lived out nearly the Bible al
lotment of time Was member of the
Methodist Episcopal church nearly all OF
her life and was a woman of marked
individuality She was greatly beloved
by those who knew her best. Sweet peace
has come to her at last.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-28
7OENTER THE LEAGUE.
Wilmington Will Begin Sign
ing Players at Once.
The Stolen Purse With hbout $500 in Checks
Found. Would Volunteer 10 Defend
Wilcox.
Especial TO News and Observer

(SDecldI 20 News ana ODSeTN6I.J
Wilmington, n c., March 27.-Manager
Edgar Bear announced to meeting of
enthusiasts at the City Hall last night
that he had secured a sufficiently large
number of popular subscriptions to war
rant him in putting a team in the State
Baseball League this season Brown
University catcher, of Baltimore, has
been secured to captain the team and Mr..
Bear says he will begin signing players
at once Dommel and McGinnis, of last
years team have been sent contracts.
Yesterday morning the purse taken
from the person of Mr.. Herbert Smith, OF
Duplin county, on the night before by
professional pickpocket, was found on the
curbing near Third and Grace streets
about three blocks from the opera house
where it was lifted" as the show came to
a close and the crowds were rushing out
the door Checks to the amount of about
$500 were recovered but approximately
81 800 in currency was gone. There is no
clue vet as to the perpetrator of the
robbery.
Deputy Sheriff W. H. Cox and two as
sistants left this morning for Raleigh,
conveying to the State penitentiary three
New Hanover cOnvicts sentenced to ten
years each. They are H. Hauser, the
Swiss matchmaker, convicted last Novem-
Der of having burned his jewelry store
on Market street, and John Murphy, white,
and VIM Bell colored, sentenced at this
weeks term of court for burglary in the
second degree The officers also took with
them Mrs. Mary HOWE, white, patient
for the Eastern Hospital for the Insane
at Raleigh
Mr.. VIM. H. Savage, a we'll known car
penter of Wilmington, died at Southport
yesterday and was inferred in Bellevue
cemetery this morning,
1.-The most infamous blot in the his
tory of tee States judicial proceeding
was the way a leading member of TIC
Wilmington bar expressed himself in re-
gard to the Wilcox trial at Elizabeth
CITY last week. wilcox will never
hang said he, "as long as We have
Charlie Aycock in the gubernatorial chair
and if it is necessary, / will volunteer my
services to defend the young man in a
new trial. The jury was simply intimi-
dated and gerrymandered into bringing in
a verdict of guilty." Public sentiment
here grows stronger each day in young
Wilcox'S favor
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The University SHAKESPEARE Club.
Especial to News and observer.)

Especial to News and Observer)
Chapel Hill. n. c., March 27.-The
Shakespeare Club of the University of
North Carolina under the leadership Of
DIR. Hume has provided US this week a
varied feast, consisting first of Miss
Irene Stones paper on The Relation of
the Novel to the Drama, next of Dr.
Hume's discussion of SchilIer's Re-hand-
ing of Shakespeare Macbeth as lyri-
cal drama; thirdly, of Mr.. Birmingham
able and judicious review of Godwin's
New Theory of Shakespere's Sonnets Ga
very striking recent publicationl \ and
lastly of special interest and distinction,
the blillian young teacher, DR.. Hender-
sons original and subtle analysis of
Maeterback's mystical and SYMBOLIC
drames of the inner life.
A large audience listened with evident
appreciation to this fine production and
to the entries which added zest to the
entertainment.
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THE ELKs' CIRCUS.
Painfully Kicked by Mule Sad Case OF
Neglect
Especial to News and Observer)

Especial to News and Observer
Durham, N. c., March 27.-The EllIs
Circus, which was given at the Opera
House last night, was a big success II
nanciaIly and otherwise The show was
divided into three parts. The first repre-
serted the show grounds with free band
concert in front of the tents. The second
spasm was the side show, the GROWING
effort being the catch as catch can match
between Jeffries and Rubin. Harry
Hopper was Rubin, while Bert Davis
acted in the capacity of Jeffries. The
third and last spasm was the big show
with w G.. Branham as band master
4 colored woman by the name of Daisy
Turner died last night at her home III
the western part of the city. 1t is SAID
that before her death she had no money
to buy food or medicines but for some
white people she would have had Moth
ing 10 eat whatever The remains were
buried at the expense of the county.
John Hester. son of S. j. Hester, was
painfully kicked by a horse while in the
Banner Warehouse lot yesterday after
noon. The kick was just over the heart
and for a few moments it looked as if
Mr.. Hester was seriously hurt. He raj
lied, however. and was later on carried
to the residence of w T. Carrington
Today ne is sitting up and is getting
along nicely.
In the first game of ball between the
Trinity College and Lafayette teams,
which was played at the college park
yesterday afternoon, the visitors won
by the score of eight to two.
Messrs. George w. Watts, B. N. Duke
and John K. Pope have gone to Stanly
county to examine fine water power on
the Yad<in river.
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A. ELLMS and
CHAs. f. BUzZELL,

Asst. Postmaster, South Sudbury, Mass.
Mrs. Jas Barton, of TorRnto Canada,
writes: For eighteen months I suffered
from what I supposed was bladder and
kidney trouble. and took medicine from
three different doctors, without any sign
OF cure. l felt so i'll at last l was hardly
able to do my work.
81 thought l would try.a box of Stuart S
Dyspepsia Tablets and see if they would
make me feel better, never really think
ing l had dyspepsia, but after only three
or four tablets had been taken all the
acid trouble disappeared and then | dis
covered / had had acid dyspepsia, while
the doctors had been treating me for
kidney and bladder trouble and one of
them treated me for rheumatism.
"My digestion is fine, my complexion
clear and l am able to do my work and
low spirits are unknown to me.
'I am so thankful for finding a cure
so good and so pleasant to take as
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. l am sur
prised at the change they have made in
me-
All druggists sell and recommend
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, because they
contain only the simple natural diges-
tives, and taken after meals prevent
acidity and cause prompt digestion and
assimilation of food.
Physicians everywhere endorse them
because they are as safe for the child as
for the adult; they are invaluable for
sour stomach, nervouse dyspepsia, heart
burn, was on stomach and bowels and
every form of stomach arrangement
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-28
Deeply Regret the Lynching


1NUWo dIW y
Washington, n. G., March 27.-While
the sentiment here was that Walker the
cocred boy that was lynched Monday,
should have been severely punished the
lynching YVES much regretted by the
greater part of our citizens. Walker
would have undoubtedly received a long
term in the penitentiary as he had con-
fessed the deed in all its details. Some
people think that the lynching was done
by Williamson people, but the press
dispatches all indicate that it was done
by a crowd that came from this place.
Every precaution was taken by the mob
to cover up all tracks of the partici-
pants There is little or no feeling among
our celored population against the lynch
erS.
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AND HEARTY AT Sc.

WE'LL AND HEARTY At 90
Gentlemen:-I have used considerable Of
your malt Whiskey, and find that it braced
me up in my old age and lntlrntles and
keeps me well and hearty. q am nearing
my seth year, w. S. NEWMAN, Canton,
Pa, Dec. Sth, 1901.
INVALUABLE TONIC.
Sirs.-I have nsad YOUR MhiSkoY for four
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-28
COULD NOT BREATHE.

Coughs, colds. grip, bronchitis, throat
and lung troubls quickly cured by One
Minute Cough Cure. Draws out the in
famation and removes the cause of the
disease. Absolutely safe. Acts at once.
Justice of the Peace J. Q. Hood, Crosby,
Miss. my wife could not get her
breath and was relieved by the first
dose. 1t has long been a benefit to all
my family w. II. King Drug Co., Bob
bitt & Wynne Drug Co,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-28
TWO FURNITURE FACTORIES.
Greensboro to Have Them in Near Future
Negro Robbers Arrested
Especial to News and Observer)

(opeCldl TO NEWS anu ObSSi NCi'j
Greensboro, N. c., March 27.-It is I'M
derstood that Greensboro is to have two
new furniture factories The required
amount of stock for both enterprises is
in sight and the companies are expected
to be organized in the near future. The
new factories will make sideboards and
rocking chairs. The companies will be
organized with ample capital to enable
them to operate on big scale.
Will Foust, John Brown and Luco VIII
son. three young negroes, were arrested
and locked up last night for robblng
Southern Railway freight cars. They have
been breaking into the cars and abstract
ing freight for some time, but it was
not until last night that the officers were
able to capture them. In their posses
sion were found several pairs of shoes
which were identified as a portion of a
lot that had been stolen few nights
previously.
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TONIC AND FOOD.

years as a tonic, and find it invaluable. j.
BELL 3408 N. 2nd St., Philadelphia, Pa,
Dec 49, 1901
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-28
MARCH THE MOST TRYING
MONTH In THE YEAR.

March weather
blood
cangeabe climate Dufs Pure Malt Whisky the Worlds famous Spring
Tablespoonful milk
three times day will keep the and vigorous and free from disease
stimulating the blood and keeping the entire constitution normal and
up system will drive out disease.
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not stop my purchasing them should |
ever suffer again as l did for a week be-
fore using them.
The one 80 cent box / bought at my
druggists did the work and my diges-
tiOn is all right again.
Many of my neighbors have also tried
these tablets and found them to be just
as represented and Mr.. Films also wants
me to use his name in endorsing Stuart S
Dyspepsia Tablets.
Signed A. ELLMS and
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Sirs:-I have used your WhiSkoy for -four
DUFFY'S Pure

Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is the only
whiskey recognized by the government
as medicine this is guarantee. See
that 1.-The Chemists Head is on the
label, and that it is in our own patent bot
tie, with the name "Duffy's Malt Whiskey
Co." blown in the bottle. This is the
only way the genuine is sold. If offered
in bulk or in TASKS it is fraud. The
genuine is sold by druggists and grocers
or direct at $500 a bottle.
FREE.-Two game counters for whist,
euchre, ETC., on receipt of q cents in
stamps to cover postage. DUFFY
MALT WI4ISKEY CO., Rochester, N. Y.
Valuable medical booklet free.
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Whittier, ~ c., March 27.-Columbus
Lambert shot and killed Come BACK
Wolfe an Indian, in Swain county to-
day. Lambert escaped. The difficulty
arose over the possession of log cabin
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-28

Duffy Malt Whiskey Cove always
have Duffy's Malt Whiskey incur housesince
the doctors advice to use it as a medicine
and tonic and food. WIN. II. BLEW, 1910
Fidelity ST., Reading, Pa. Dec, 10, 1901
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Five Dollars a BOX
The Price cutNo Figure with Him.

81 want to say for the benefit of some
poor dyspeptic that Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets will give comfort and cure
every time Five dollars box would