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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-16
BRYAN SAILS FOR EUROPE
He Thinks All Democrats VIII Be
United Next Year.

New York, November Ii.-Wiliam ].
BRYAN sailed for Europe today. with his
i3year-old son, William j. Bryan Jr.,
on the steamer Majestic
Mr.. Bryan has expected to sail several
weeks ago, but was detained by the Philo
s Bennett will case. He is going to
Europe for the first time. partly on bust
ness and partly for pleasure and Will
take in the most of England and good
part of the continent before returning.
He Will be gone several weeks
Before he sailed Mir Bryan was asked
by an interviewer:
will the democrats go to the polls
next year as a united party?"
Il think all democrats Will be united
at the polls. but not Of course those
no are not democrats. Those who are
not democrats will not be with the demo-
Gratis.
IL all agreed upon you. would you ac-
cept the nominauon?
L am not a candidate. / have said
this before ] repeat 1t. / am not
candidate for the office.
On my return | shall resume my fight
for democracy and what ! shall do can
be gagged by what ! have done in the
past hope to keep UP the fight for,
at least, twenty-five more years.
viii then be sixty-eight years Of age,
and IN the meantime there will be six
presidential elections. Even then I may
not be too old to continue the fight.
Mr. BRYAN would not discuss the Fan
anna situation at this time.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-16
MOB OF WOMEN AROUND BRIDE.
Riotous Scenes Marked the Wedding
of Miss GoeIet.


ne" 1ork' november TINE mar
rage OF MISS May Goeiet' oniy oaughter
% MIS- ospen 'ioelet ana one ., .ne
IicHoSt u -Nnei icaH leli ess''a' ~ In
'i'' i'ii'o7a ~ e'ei, u'N9 "
49, "''i'N VS. 9oi0i,' me- 'o+.'
o. iHoh"lS clufcn III 'hls ci'S' Di7nop
Wnliam = Doahe' OF Aipany, ds9lS'eo
by the Key. Ernest NJ. Stires, OF ST.
Thomas church. performing the cere-
monv was the scene before and during
the ceremony of excitement ana disorder
,,,,n.rarI,1o1 ~ 49,, ~ ~, ,,,.o,-;,,, ,,.,1
'l'' i''e,ep - Guy u '"e pieN 'ou9 "eO-
NLlTS III NV 1Oih'
~ rom the church to the Goelet resi-
dence, distance of five blocks the ave-
nue. was a surging mob numbering fully
10 600 persons mostly women Uhom a
force Of POO nolirenan y,as nouorios. m
hnaa j., a,roa,l
NHen the carriage containing tne oilue
10 bc and her brother Robert GCelet,
neared the church il was sufl founded by
women u.bo eto.,na7 ~, ,reo. - i,
'i'0ii ~ VI = 20 sTe 'ue pil"e cluHs !"
lhe carriage, some Of them getting Oh
the steps and thrusting their heads into
the open windows AIR. Goelet called 10
the notice b,it If was Soma ,,e,,onts no
fore tho balf do,n, n,fiool,,, -,
49,. Nv
"7'i0' ~ ''4e rescue were ap4e 70 df1Ve
uIe curious women back and enable the
carriage to proceed
When the carriage or NJ and Mrs.
c,,rnoIj,, ~ -, - 1'4H No
"llte" WAS just
"Heau OF the pride, reached the canopy
leading from the curb to the church
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-16

hone Won will bear in mind that the
Great body of your people live in the
south There are eight million IN tho
south and they will be there for years
If YOU would help us you must keep in
touch with those who are striving TO bet
tor the conditions there. There are
those Of us who expect to remain right
IN the south, and if our people suffer
to suffer with them.
In the discussions Of this conferences
condemnatlons of wrongs should have
large part. but a large part should he
given 70 bringing out something construe-
live There are wrongs, TO be sure. Some
of us live in sections whore we hear them
and cat them for breakfast dinner ard
supper But along with condemnation
there is a demand for something con
structiYe What can yau actually project
or what relief can You bring
Before lea wing the floor Professor wash
ington was asked by the Rev Henry
Johnson. of Baltimore. If he saw any
tendency toward the adoption Of his own
constructive theories to which the leader
replied:
my own feeling is that we must do our
duty in the line Of human progress ana
if we see any immediate results or not
should crust to God to help us out"
j. W Lyons, the negro leader and
register of the treasury. also spoke, aa-
vising the conference to ferret cut the
crimes which had brought forth the nu-
merous lynchings. IN order to SHOW the
wrong done the race
A committee was appointed TO show bv
the records the truth Of the statement
made by Rev DR.. Caruthers of washing
ton. that the white man of Chicago nad
been guilty Of the social crime more than
the entire negro race in the same length
of time.
AT a public meeting tonight Rev Dean
Richmond Rabbit OF Brooklyn, made an
address on the question of race prejudice
which evoked much enthusiasm lie dwelt
extensively on the subject Of mob law
and In this connection said:
'Ihis mob monster the American pub
lie, must now deal with in q short. quick.
decisive way. II has but one medicine.
bullets straight and swift from guns
IN the laws hands. Lynching is murder
and lyuchers are plain murderers. to
whom the law should give no quarter"
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HE FAVoBs NEGRO STATES.
Bishop Halsey Says the Race Should
Be SEGREGATED.

Washington. November 9.-To consider
the race problem in the United States
is The object If q meeting Of the Ma
tional Sociological Society. composed OF
representative colored men from various
sections Of the country, which began here
today
The main feature Of today's session was
a paper by Bishop Lucien Halsey, of the
African Methodist Zion church, on Race
Segrega ton In this paper he proposed
that the colored race be given one or
more st&tes in which to live exclusively.
He would have the white race barred
from living in these states.
we are told that the south is the
white mans lana' said he III it is SO.
that race has been poor guardian of
the slbserVient colored people. The two
races have never lived together in har-
fnony and I am of the opinion that they
never viii. Today the Colorod man is be-
ing crowded out OF the fields and the
workshops of the south by the white Ia
boring man The colored laborer in the
south has proved the most expensive ever
tried"
Bjshop Halscy dealt on the evil results
Of mixing to both races and urged this
as another point of segregation.
In the discussion which followed sew
eral members protested against Bishop
HaIseys scheme Of solving the race prob
lem. declaring that the segregation of the
coIored race meant that the negroes
would never be elevated and that the en-
tire plan was imptactcable
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CRUSHED To DEATH IN
COTTON BALE
Smith County, Miss, Scene of Hor-
rible Accident-When Bale Was
Unpacked Boy Was Man
gled Beyond Recog-
milton.

Forest, Miss. November Ii.-(Special)
News reached here today of an occur
renee in the interior of Smith county,
Ia miles south of this place, at Lemons
postoffice which for strangeness is al
most without parallel
A young man about seventeen years
Old, whose surname is Bailey, was lit
orally compressed in bale of cotton
al the steam gin of John Glaze. Young
Bailey was employed by Mr. Glaze to
work at the gin, and last Saturday about
noon the accident occurred.
From the most reliable information
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cotton, either accidentally fell in the
press or jumped in before enough cot
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press by tramping before running the
heavy blocks down upon it, 1t is sup
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ing into the press much have struck in
such a manner as to render himself in
sensible.
Others We're assisting him in putting
the cotton in the press, but. strange to
manner. He was missed before the bale
was finished IN packing. but it was sup
posed that he had gone to the we'll for
water
After the press had been filed the belt
ing was replaced upon the machinery and
the cotton compressed by steam with
a force which must have equaled many
tons. The doors Of the press were knock
ed open preparatory to putting on the
ties and sewing the bagging, when what
was supposed to be a shoe heel and sole
was seen in the side of the bale. The
press was run down in order to relieve
the pressure. after which the discovery
was made that a man was compressed IN
the cotton. The bale was hurredly
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crushed almost beyond recognition His
head and face were crushed and black
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1t was most fortunate that his foot
was near enough the edge Of the bale
not to escape notice Otherwise he would
have been hauled to town. sold for 10
cents a pound and probably shipped to
some eastern mill before the horrible
discovery was made.
His sudden disappearance would have
also been a great mystery which prob
ably would have taken months to un-
ravel.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-16

and little as you people outside OF the
state realize It, that sort Of democratic
party can give us great deal OF troupe
In Ohio. With their party In conserva-
tive hands. the democrats have always
been able to give us close race, II mas
only been since Johnson and Golden Rule
Jones and other rank extremists nave
been the recognized leaders that we have
been able to pile up our big ma1oritles.
Ohio is really u close state. OF course
the chances are normally In our favor,
but there Is always the probability OF
democratic victory-Or rather there has
always been that probability until John-
son and his kind succeeded in capturing
the democratic organization NOW that
they have been eliminated, we are likely
to have our hands full again
without discounting al all the splendid
campaign which Senator Hanna maue'
continued this gentleman. the fact is that
the Ohio result was much more rebuke
for Johnson than an Endorsement Tor
Hanna. When 1 say that do not mean
to convey the Idea that Hanna is not
strong On the contrary he would have
won no matter who the democratic can
iidates might have been. But only
johnson ticket could have been slaughter
ed that one was. The decisive char-
acter of the republican victory was due
to Johnson himself. He insisted upon
making himself the candidate and the is
sue. The conservative elements in the
party came to the conclusion that the
time had come to permit the test and
they stopped aside. Johnson and John
sonism with all the side issues of radi-
calism and socialism. were permitted full
SWAY in party matters and they went
before the people under the best possible
auspices. If the democrats this year
had been beaten by anything like a mar
row majority those elements would have
remained in control. would like to
see them. but the overwhelming defeat
of this wear will put the conservative ele-
ment again in charge of the democratic
party's affairs, and that means trouble
for as We did great days work for
Ohio democracy when we buried Tom
Johnson under that avalanche of votes
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CAssINI SAYS HE'S FRANK,
Russian Ambassador Denies Beng
Follower of Machiavelli.

New York, November II-Before de-
parting for Washington today Count Cas-
sinI. the Russian ambassador, in an m
terview spoke u the pleasure he felt IN
being continued in his post at Washing
ton The feeling of Russia toward
America was. he said, one Of The utmost
friendship, though the feelings Of 1he
Russians had been somewhat wounded
by tie American attitude i'll the kishinef
Incident and the American petition The
effect of which he compared with rus
sian petition on the race problem in
America. The whole incident, he hoped,
was now closed and in its grave.
Speaking Of his own attitude. he de-
clared that he had come to Washington
prepared to be a firm friend OF the
United States, but was astonished TO ind
In some quarters feeling of enmity
which had made his first few months
there rather uncomfortable He was ap-
parently believed by some he said, to
be an adherent Of the Machiaveilian
school OF diplomacy, whereas, on the
contrary, he believed that perfect frank
ness was an essential In diplomatic af-
fairs, especially toward the United
States
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LUTHoLD.
SCHMIDT,
t.TI JFTpg.

The court circular states that this morn
ing the emperor personally heard the re-
port of Herr Won Lucas, chief Of the
civil cabinet
Professor BERNARD Fraenkel, the emil
nent throat specialist of Berlin university,
in an interview today said:
THE public concern about The emperor
condition is unwarranted. The facts are
absolutely as stated in this mornings bull
letin The people are only agitatcd be
cause of the remembrance that the first
reports of Emperor Frederick did not dis
close his true malady. bat this time the
bulletin is correct. You can reassure
America.
Professor Johannes Ortiz. the famous
cancer specialist, who succeeded the late
Professor Virchow in the chair OF path
illogical anatomy al the University of
Berlin, says:
II authorize you to declare as eNE lioit-
ly as possible that not the slightest slls-
picion of any dangerous formation exists.
1t is matter explained III any ordinary
laryngolosical book. With persons Who
like the emperor, are compelled by their
professional duties. to speak aft9n IN pub
lie. there are often formations On the
vocal chords which we call polypus. They
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-16
2,313,OOO,0OO BUSHELS
PROBABLE YIELD OF CORN

Washington. November lo.-Preimina-
ry returns to the chief of the bureau of
statistics of the department of agricuI
ture on the production of corn in 1908
indicate a total yield of about 23l3 ooo,-
900 bushels or an average of 25.5 bushels
per acre as compared with an average OF
26.S bushels one year ago, l67 bushels In
100 and a ten-year average of 239
busels. The following table shows for the
principal corn states the preliminary es-
Inmates of average Yield per acre in bush
els in 903 with the final estimate for
1902 and the mean Of the averages for
the last ten years:
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Dewey Arrives at Norfolk.

Norfolk. Va, November io-Admirai
Dewey arrived at the Norfolk navy YARD
today en- the dispatch boat Dolphin lie
was greeted by an admiral's salute OF
seventeen guns from the United states
receiving ship Franklin. Rear Admiral
Harrington ,commandant, and the olI I,e
orfjrers OF the navy yard. received the
admiral Of the navy An inspection or
the navy yard was then made
Admiral Dewey celebrated the annIYer-
sary Of his going aboard me cruiser
Asiatic squadron previous TO the span
ish war by an official inspection this az
ternoon of the olympia. now completing
repairs here after damage to her bottom
received during the late summer maheu-
YES OF the New ENGLAND coast
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Blacks To Stay in the South.

Washington, November Io.-Booker T.
Washington today spoke at the confer
ence Of negro leaders on the race prob
lem. Despite the fact that the special
problems Of the city negroes. raping ana
lynching were before the conference for
discussions he carefully avoided thcm.
devoting his time to general advise to
The conference.
u feel he said IF had listened
more ana talked less than l have dane |
should have accomplishing more in the
work / have started to do"
lie referred to the need for harmony
among organizations and repeated that
the National Sociological Society had a
work to dc which other organization
could perform. Continuing, he sail:
II am glad we are getting to the point
where we can come together without
regard to denomination or even to party
to discuss these problems. There are
two things that l want to say to you. /
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-16
Call Morgan King of Trusts.

London. November The report from
New York to the effect that ! oierpont
Morgan proposed to retire from bust
ness was given prominence in the news
papers here today and the weakness Of
Americans on the stock exchange was
attributed thereto. though the operators
were sceptical as to the truth of the
rumor.
"-rhe king or trusts" 'The Morganzer
OF the world" are some of the titles be-
slowed on Mr.. Morgan by the papers
who comment on the report
Mr.. Morgans London house declares the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-16
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HOTTENToTs ON THE WARPATH.
They Have Rebelled and Battle Is
Expected.

Kenharlt, Cape Colony Monday, No
vember e.-Hottentot rebels, numbering
about 500 men, are approaching the
border Police have been dispatched to
the score. the volunteers nave been call
ed out and severe fighting is expected
Capetown, Cape Colony November To-
The Germans at Scuytdrift, SIS miles
east of Warmbad, German Southwest
Africa. are momenterily expecting an at
tack from the rebels. Their Hottentot
servants haXl. fed
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-16
CRISIS IS AvERTED BY TooLE.
Governor Summons Legislature and
Conner Mines Will Res11rne


Helena Mont. November io.-Governor
Toole today called a special session Of
the legislature to meet on December | at
Helena to pass laws to relieve the indus
trial condition in Montana caused by the
shutting down Of agamated Company
properties, whereby $1,000 men were di-
rectly thrown out Of work and Is 900
more affected.
Butte Mont, November lo-In ac-
cordance with statement made by VIII
liam Sc.llon. president Of the Anaconda
Mining Company and the representative
of the Amalgamated Copper Company
In Montana. to the Butte Miners Union,
that If Governor Toole would summon
the legislature in special session tho
Amalgamated would at once resume op-
erations in Montana, the order was given
today for all the mines to open
The resumption Of the Amalgam1ted
properties means the return to work Of
approximately 10000 men ana the avert
ing of an Industrial crisis in Montana
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CLEVELAND IS AFTER DUCKS.
he Is Hunting in Company with DR..
VaJ DYKE

Norfolk, va, November l4.-Former
PRESIDENT Cleveland accompanied ny DR..
Paul Nandyke, Of Princeton; Andrew q.
Jones and Ernest Cuttings. Of Baltimore.
arrived in Norfolk this morning and Ieft
shortly afterward Tor the Back Bav
Cunning Club, as the guests of Joseph
Seelenger, OF Norfolk president Of tho
back Bay Cunning Club
When I started out on this trim
forgot politics and began to think OF
ducks said Mr.. Cleveland.
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DEWEY HOSTS HIS FLAG.

Washington. November 9.-Admiral
Dewey today raised his flag over the
Dolphin and left for Norfolk and Annapo-
lis on an inspection tour. While at Nor
folk he Will celebrate the anniversary of
his going aboard the Olympia as com
mander IN chief Of the Asiatic squadron.
The trp is not connected with the 18TH
milan situation and it is officially an
nounced that the admiral will not 90 10
the Caribbean for the present