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The age-herald., 1902-03-09
GERMANS PLEASED
 WITH TIE PRINCE
CompIimented on Ready Adap-
 tation to Democratic Customs
SOCIETY IN AMAZEMEN I
Can't Understand How Henry Could Shake Hands With Unknown Per sons-Nationality of Minnesota's
 Governor Gives Them Shock.

Berlin, March S.-A progressive newspa- per that is a particular admirer of mon- archy finds compliments for the way in which Prince Henry of Prussia has pleased the Americans. Dr. Earth editor Of the Nation, says:
 'IIc has acted as a free modern man among free men, without trace of that narrow-souled hautiness which junketer- dom regards as the indispensable eti- quetto of rank.'
 Prince Henry's tact and good sense are praised here by all the political groups except the Socialists, who continue their unpleasant criticism, averrng that his reception was simply wealth prostrat- ing itself before inherited rank"
 The princes democratic ways arc looked upon with wonder by a society which regards the person of a Hohen- zollern as something almost sacred. It cannot be understood here how the prince could shake hands with unknown and obscure persons.
 Amazed at Familiarity.
 The incident of the Governor of Minne- sota tapping Prince Henry on the shoul- der and speaking familiarity to him is re- lated with absolute amazement. Yet there is not the least criticism of American manners, such things being treated as quite proper under a republic
 Not one of the papers assume that the journey will have great political conse- quences, but nearly all of them agree that it will cause a permanet and more kindly feeling between the two peoples. Some of the old journalistic enemies of the nited c,tates however, find 1t diff cult to restrain themselves. The Kreuz Zeitung grants that the demonstrations are immense and that America never does anything in a small way, but the paper adds:
 Runs Into the Gigantic.
 Everything runs into the gigantic. Nothing more is really demanded. Caring nothing for ,-le intrinsic character of the achievements, the only requisite Is to strike the eye and make imposing appear anees. No deeper examination Is made" The editor thinks this Is due to the democratic conditions where the crowd decides and transient moods controls politics. Hence superficiah- and faith in the appearance of things everywhere prevail"
 Prince Henry's home coming Is begin ming to be anticipated. He will dis embark at CuXhaven where, 1t is said, Emperor William will welcome him.
 The United States Ambassador, Andrew D. White, has gone to the Riviera for six weeks with his wife and daughter.
The age-herald., 1902-03-09
Contagious Blood Poison
A Disease More Deadly than the Serpent's Sting

The poison concealed in the fangs of the ratesnake is not terrible in its effect upon the human system than the virus of Contagious Blood Poison. The Rattler gives warning before he strikes, but Contagious Blood Poison does its deadly work quietly that the victim
The age-herald., 1902-03-09
FOR SALE.

Drug store: best location in city; doing good business. For particulars address F., A Qa- Herald.
The age-herald., 1902-03-09
A DESPERATE CASE.
HIcAoo, March 27'

CHICAGO, March 27th, 1901.
 had Contagious Blood Poison in a most aggra. vated form, and suffered the greatest torture and pain for many long months. Three of the best doctors In this city treated mo, but their medicine failed to even drive away the sores from my body. had grown almost desperate my condition. Ny mouth and throat were in a bad hN i; my face and other parts of my body so full of un- slightly ulcers and pimples that was ashamed to be seen upon the streets. But all this is past. I have taken about dozen bottles of S. s. S., and there Is not blemish of any kind my body. You would never think that had the disease, as as stout and healthy looking anybody. will always recommend s. 8. 8. to those needing a blood purifier. BILLY GORDON.
 234 8. Halstead St., top fiat.
The age-herald., 1902-03-09
BARGE swAMPED AND REACHED.
Crew Rescued by Steamer Simpson of
 West Pass.

Pensacola, Fla, March s.--The sea barge Captain Brainard. owned by
The age-herald., 1902-03-09
THE STARVATION PLAN
Of Treating Dyspepsia and Stomach Troubles is Useless and Unscietific.

The almost certain failure of the starva- tion cure for dyspepsia has been proven time and again. but even now course of dieting is generally the first thing recommended for a case of indigestion or any stomach trouble.
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30
BANDIT IS POPULAR.
Musolino Highly Esteemed by Peas
ants of Italy.
EingIe-Handed He Conducted = Ysn-
delta and Killed 10 Persons
Considered a DemigOd by
the People.

What a career Of crime, bloody and
vengeful. it Is in which has INDUCED
the last of Italy's bandits, to the great
JOY of south Italy peasants and the
amusement of the civilized nations.
Born of a family more or less affected
with brain trouble and otherwise abb
normal, Giuseppe Musolino, epilePtic
since childhood, started on his ca
reer Of crime when, at the age of II,
he inflicted a mortal wound upon
companion with whom he had quar-
relied. For this act he was imprisoned
for several years. Upon his release he
was accused rather naturally Of most
of the crimes Of any neighbOrhood in
which he happened to be. At the age
of Is he threatened his father so seri-
ouSly that the protection Of cara
bineers was asked. Two years later
he Joined the lccal section of that in
famous society, the Malta" which in
the southern part of Italy Is known
as the Piccaotheria or bad life"
MusoIino had a rival for the leader
ship Of the Piccaotheria, whom he
killed. This was October y, 1897.
This man. Zoccoi, and his relatives of
the same name seem 10 have been the
Nemesis which drove MuSolinO on TO
his career Of crime and bTigandage.
In his trial for the killing Of Zoccoi.
Musolino's companions in the Malta"
did not observe the usual custom of
secrecy, but gave witness against him.
This was the additional bitterness
which made him VOW to get revenge
on anyone who had been in any way
connected with his arrest and trial.
His sentence was for q years Of hard
labor. but in less than four months
Musolino escaped and retreated to the
forest where he started on his career
of vendetta He at once let his fam
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30

in as great need of mental and NOR
al development as are the whites,
while their capabilities and inclina
tiOns are quite as various and com
mendable. If Professor Denny's
system is good for the white youth, II
is good for co'ored. This the Southern
educator has set the pace and IN
ess We are ready to confess that we
propose TO reduce our yOuth to
condition of servitude and that
they are naturally inferior and that
therefore the advanced and approved
system of education is inapplicAble
to our people, we are forced to con
clude that Booker Washington is
radically wrong and that his fool
ish doctriLe es should be discouraged
and ignored. Moreover, the man who
regards a bank account as the high
est and best test of respecta5ility
and race progress, can hardly be
regarded one capable Of conducting
aaystem for colored people at large,
whereby they may hope to become
moral, prosperous and happy
Dollar-mark Washington can
hardly expect to lead a people who
are craving for learning and striv
ing for recognition on the asis
Of moral and intellectual suficien
cy. President Denny says, Tine
educ,tion Of the future will be
designed to lead and not to drive"
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30
FOUNDER.
Ethical Properties of Words.

Nothing in language is more fascin-
sting than the shades Of meaning
which grow up around word and
cling to it and then gradually fall
away, making room for others. No
conSpirator will ever plead guilty 10
conspiracy. Call it some more accept
able name and he will not object.
Words. that is to say, have a moral
character, and the invidious term is
the one we repudiate with scorn. The
man who prides himself on his close
fistedness would never admit that he
Is mean. Tell tie implacable that he
Is resentful and he viii plead guilty;
hint that he Is vindictiye and he will
slam the door behind him. One word
Is invidious. the other is not.-Port-
lanNDregonian.
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30
In Japan.

Awriter, describing scenes on japan
ese railw ays, says when a native lady
enters the carriage she slips her feet
from her tiny shoes, stands upon the
seat. and then sits demurely with her
feet doubled up beneath her. A mo-
ment later she lights cigarette, or her
little pipe. which holds just tobacco
enough TO produce two good whiffs
Of smoke. All japanese people sit with
their feet upon the seat of the car. and
not as Europeans do. When the ticket
collector, attired in blue uniform.
enters the carriage he removes his can
and twice bows politely. He repeats
the bow as he comes 10 each passen-
ger 10 collect the tickets from them
\. Y. Sun.
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30

Wayne county. a colored man Tom
Jones was riddled with bullets by a
mob. TIE dispatch communicating
the news Of the lynching read in this
Tom Jones was killed by colored peo-
pie at 10 o'clock this morning." The
first impression of the rufi4ns was to
saddle the responsibility of the kiiIing
upon colored peO, lie, but the facts be-
came generally know and it was ad-
mitted that the lynching was perpe-
trated BY whites. The jury sitting on
the body ofJOnes rendered a verdict
justifying the lynching and declaring
that the lynchers would have been
"recreant to their duty as good citi-
Zens" had they not taken the law into
their own hands and killed the sus-
pected man.
Now We have no patience nor sym
pathy with wrong doers, especially
those who violate the sanctily of the
family; but we have no hesitancy in
denouncing as criminal and attempt to
deprive the accused Of a fair and i'm
partial trial and to wreak summary
vengeance upon an untried victicn.
North Carolina has made a revolution
in the direction of barbarism and law
lessness which will brand it as heath
enish and blood thirsty. 1t is wrong
to an individualto commit a crime and
1t is equally or more criminal for a
state or country to commit one.
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30
Jim Crow Committee.

Perhaps the epeople In other cities and
states have good reasons for saying that
the negroes of Washington are fools
and toadies. This is the capital OF the
nation, the presumtion is that the most
Intelligent negroes in the United States
reside here. five are to judge by the
manner in which they ale treated the
many snubs they subject themselves
10, outsiders rightly conclude that the
intelligent negroes of Washington are
far behind in manhood and intelligence
those in other states.
Some time ago the chairman of the
public comfort committee SAID that he
didnot propose TO have colored men on
committees with white people for the
coming Encampment of the Grand Ar
my of the epublic and if they want to
serve they must be placed in distinct
con mittee, where the Jim Crow COM
mittee" has been appointed and it is
composed Of the supposed educated
and representative negroes in the
Gig. How many members of this
committee will have manhood TO de-
cline? Not because they hav.no re-
spect for the veterans Of the late Civil
war but because they have been discri
minated against and pIaCcarded as in
feriOur. If there IS any manhood in the
members of committee they will at
once decline to serve. The presump-
ton is there will be separate enter, ain
mentS for the old Colored veteran who
may attend the coming encampment
and this Jim Crow" committee must
serve.crow and see that it is we'll dished
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30
What | Saw and Heard,

] understand that the representa-
tive? delegation that left for Oys-
ter Bay to settle the District Com
missionership claimed that the Pres
ident admittt d it. AS a matter of
fact he note shaver OF F street who
would like to imagine that he is
something had a paid notice in a
local contempor .ry last W :ek. ANY
man VIII has to pay for notorietE
is a small man.
I he District contingent who left
for the business show at Richmond
this week arrived at the "Pow wow"
and demonstrated the fac just how
much bread and meat could be de-
voursd. It was fully demonstrated
hat these men were good chicken
eaters.
The celOred Justice party that is
in the S a'e of Maryland will err
deaver to show It's power by elect
ing two colored men to Congress
in the place of Messrs. Perrle and
Mud.
passed through one ofthe hotel
lobol's a few days ago aud talked
with a prominent southern R R:pub-
lican. He Is greatly chagrined at
the last presidential order and has
d, clared war on President R bose-
Welt, He seems to lhiLk that the
President will get the R-publ can
nomination but there are grave
doubts of his being elected.
Well. the offi,e holder is quite
uneasy. The District EMPLOYEES
don't know who the next Commits
sioner will be Il is also claimed
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30

He has vast influence in Roman circles
by reason of his position aS auditor
TO the pope. He has access 10 Tie holy
father whenever he wishes ir. and lives
in the vatican palace in apartmeltsa ad-
joining those Of Leo Mi. He IS the
confidential adviser Of the pope. the
latter never undertaking any impoT.
tant matter without consulting Linn.
The papai auditor is almost ugaH.
ably made a cardinal and is usually
named in Pectore, 50 that in case the
pope shOald die suddenly the promo
tion would follow just as though he
had lived. When a cardinal Is named
in pectore mis- name is written 10 8
slip Of paper, which is deposited in
chalice kept for the purpose in the
pontitical chapel At some future
time Of the pope who name. INN or
after his death. tie slip is taken from
the chalice and the cardinal announced
or proclaimed.
There are many who think thar Mgr.
Guidi has already been named cardinal
in pectore and that he VIII o- pro.
claimed at the next COnsistOry.
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30
MAY GO TO LONDON.
DR.. GunsauIus, the Noted Chicago
Preacher, Thinks of Accepting
Call from City Temple,

Dr. Frank w. GunsauIus. pastor Il
Central church and president Of
Armour institute al Chicago may ac-
cept a London (EnglandJ pas-ur4te
in one Of the most important nom
conformist churches in the British
capital. According 10 word aa0rl
from London. the church is believed
to be the famous Congregational City
temple, founded and presided over by
DR.. Parker, who is now aged and seek
ing d rest. DR.. Guusauius filed his
pulpit last Sunday, and preached 70
great audience on THE Cardinal
Points Of Angio-SaXon CiHi.l4-.l'
The call TO London would include %
offer Of the control Of some .E---a-
tiOn such as Armour institute Re-
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30

The primaries are in progress in
South Carolina which Will determine
the election Of the next United States
Senator from that State. McI.aurin Is
no doubt anxious and it will be inter
esting to note the effect of RooSeveIts
letter TO recently turned-down official
as TO his chances. What ever the ef
feet may be. it is no doubt expected
that II will keep the lilly-white cause
along.
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30
MGR. AUGUSTA GUIDr
Auditor and Confidential Ad,i.
the PODe Sent 10 Manila q,
Apostolic Delegate =

Mgr. Augusta Guidi, auditor =, g..
pore and confidential adviser n -
holiness, has been appointed aDos,,i--
delegate at Manila.
The act Of Leo XIII. in seD5fr,,,-
confidential adviser to Manila n GO -
tinue the negotiations for the RENE,
of the friars and the purchase of r.
lands is considered as indicating -.
pope's personal interest in the se,,I.
ment of the controversy with ~.
United States.
Mgr. Guidi, archbishop Of Nicea g.
GO years Of age and Roman bv bir,5
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30
LyChing Justified.

Notwithstanding the commenda6le
movement now IN progress at the
South, notably in Virginia, for the
Of lynching the State of
North Carolina has recently added an
other stigma to its already odorous
by judicially justifying the
atrocious art and taking pride in it. In
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30


ing M when the new Commissioner
is appointed
If you want to see hard WORK
ing mau just togo the Police Court
aud see the colored janitor per
forming double duty. He works
all day. He prepares the building
for the Judges by working all the
afternoon In the morning ne ae's
a, bail,ff while the white officers OF
the court take their respective
leave, Poor Jim Hughes Is imp )s-
ed upon. He is so busy doing other
peoplr's work that he is compelled
to p.y some one to cut the grass
in the Court House yard.
wei, the 8hysters are not broken
ND vet. Early in the morning you
NAV see some of them spring up as
rats do cut of hole ready to de-
YOUR every client that gets out OF
the Van. This is the only way
some of them can get client. Let
us hope for better days.
Tee old time politician is fast
passing in his checks. The pres
ent administration is next in pow
er to the old school politicians The
Did school politician says that he
will not retire until the people
retire him. There is great deal
of discussing going on. The ne
gro leader is afraid to open his
mouth especially if he is holding
an Office. There is great deal Of
ia K about the Roosevelt letter to
the defea ed Collector of Internal
Revenue in South Carolina. The
President who had just condemned
the lyncher and lynching, wrote to
the lyncher and tx pressed his re-
gfets that he was not confirmed.
OF course every negro office holder
will make some kind of excuse for
the L. esident. If the negro had
little back bone he would be man
in this cOun ~.
Prof. Kelley Milleri is good talk
er, he will strike the nal on the
head some day.
Well, the jim Crow Committee
of the Grand Army o. the Repub-
tic has been appointed. Is there no
self pride among the colored cIti-
zens Of Washington! This Jim
Crow Committee is d disgrace and,
every negro on it should tender his
resignation. 1t is reported that the
chairman said he didn't believe in
white people assOciating with col
ored men. This same white dem
,crat Is a candidate for lhe District
Comm siJneIShiP aud yet the So
called Intelligent negro intends 10
serve oL jim Grow Car Commit
tee That has been credited TO him.
some co ord men will take anv
thing that has any publication to
It and where white meu are con-
cerued. Let the Jim Crow Com
miItCe be abolished.
There is to be an investiga ion
Of tue school system by Congress
this winter. II is claimed that the
present system is failure. Talk
ing about eliminat N politics ia
the schools; there are more politics
IN the schools now than ever be-
fore. The Bard of Education is
composed of first class politicians
The boss politician runs things As
he wants them.
FOUNDER.
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30
Has ia PAY His own Bills.

A few day. ago senator OlarA' ~ ~,
Montana muiti-mi..ioHalre. "5-. "a "a
a Butte barber shop for a haif,-. ~
q shave. Whea Zee asaea he l....
the end Of Tie service tie 11L''- ....
piled: "Ycur,sa. . 3 ar.e} l' 'a..' -...v
me fjye dal.aEs." Tie senator t-...3 IL
asked -tHe r-g@.a~ ZEE. -aa ".5- -o'. l'I.
il was 80 cents ll-. ea ou; 3. A'.-. ---
lar and wen; ti, way. "..A .-l.-.y
mark 70 Tie barber: Ny ?. - -'....n 30
has d rich f...-e., 90 ! Lave
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30
The suItan's simnI. Mt.

The sultan's diet is very simnie Ha
eats very little Of the plainest food
and never touches wine or liouors -
any kind but consumes enormons
quantities OF coffee, which aggra-
Yates MS nervousness. Up to a few
years ago a servant with a coffee not
always followed him when he vvart
out for exercise. and while driviro
III the park coffee stations were
placed at frequent intervals. where
ne could stop and refresh himself
By the advice Of his physicians he
now limits himself TO five or six Guns
?i his fayorite beverage a day. and
II Is said that he has himself noticed
an Improvement in his health. He is
not so nervous and sleeps better.
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30

sly know that he was free. and they
and his many Sympathizers supplied
him with food and clothing. Twenty
Gays after his escape. learning that
one Of the witnesses at his trial lived
in the neighborhood, he made his way
to his cottage. Upon the door being
opened by the witness wife, he shot
her dead and then killed her usband.
Then he laid in wait for ZoccoIi. but.
instead. ZoccOli'S brother appeared.
and was Immediately shot. His next
victim was a peasant who had assist
ed in his arrest. He warned. by shoot
ing in the legs. various persons whom
he thought might inform against him.
and in this manner .terrorizing some,
appealing TO the prejudices Of others,
and TO the superstition Of most. he
procured immunity from immediate
arrest. il being said that at one time.
for period of many months. he could
count on the aid and support of 15O.-
600 people. against the efforts Of the
500 police and genCarmes sent to ar
rest him. Musolino contemptuously
denies that he ever killed anyone who
had not a clear chance to take his own
life. and ever waged war in an UNDER
hand manner. Before his arrest.
which did not occur for another two
years and eight months. he put 10
Death in all 19 persons included in his
scheme of lifelong vendetta.
The curious side Of his career. saws
Current Literature. is the fact that
Musolino convinced the people Of the
southern provinces. the wealthy and
enlightened as well as the poorer and
more ignorant classes. that he WAS
supernaturally aided and was immune
from death by the authorities. The
southern imagination at once tool,
hold of his adventurous career en-
bellished il with romance and threw
around it a glamor which makes him
even now, while in prison. serving the
life-term fixed by his recent convic-
tlon, hero, demigod and a martvr
The Washington bee., 1902-08-30

garding the prospective call DR.. Gun,
saulus has consulted some " -',
friends now in London. Speaking Of
the probable change Dr. Guhsa-.-'
said to the London coTresp" L-r-.'
that the opportunities in London -oI
system Of philanthropic iee--..-.
education are astonishing. aH- .--,
ne believed men could be f"H-. 3,
furnish the funds for eHGo"iHg --7-'
school. He added that such oPP'F..--.- .-. .--..
ties were tempting 10 him. The 1.!
Temple church stands at HOBO.
duet. in the heart Of London, aho.-5@.
to Spurgeon's church, is the create
nonconformist church In the oaf.'-'
1t was established IN 1863. and DIS --'--
bership extenGs throughout me "'-.-