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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30
1estr>G Tnons.
Ru6pe6en bes Qufru6rS BON 9dn@
bile. - Die @ntpeIenbeit Der W}tz
Tia ber6iitet Grneuerung Der I'M
ruben.

$1,000
fig per6iitet Grneuerung Der un>
ruben.
Camille, SGs, %. Suti. -
Die @6redenSfcene Der IeBten Sam1
ftoqgzRa9t, ber8ipfelpuntt elmer bier
i6on LANCE spif8en ben angebOrigen
Der peiben unb Der f4nar5en Ha11e
b%eite6en0en 6e6be, tpel4e ii4 bier
f6or einiqe Male in bIutigen S4dten
duBerte, peroen nod LANCE etnen
@6atten uuf bas 2eben Der @tabt
0QnpiQe perfen, unb e8 biirfte nod
ldnqere .3eit bauern, ebe Die StdatS@
be60rben es ipagen tperben, bic Mttll3z
truppen aus Der StaOt 5uriid5u3tez
ben. Die 9ieiigen Neger, pel9e na4
ben iiingiten S4redenstagen IN
gbunspiQe BON bort rei4en 3u3ug tb@
rerRaFen8enofen erhalten Ratten, baz
ben es porge3ogen, ben @taub 9anz
biQe's BON i6ren 6iBen gu i4iitteln,
unb ale nd9 @atlin, Deitotae unb
unberen Na86arftdbten fa4renoen
@truBenba6nnaggons itno iiberfiiat
nit Negern, bic iid unb Die SRrtgen
in Si6er6eit bringen. Seit Samitag
Na6t foGen bereit5 1000 gteger BON
bier geflii4tet iein.
Wiber @rparten 1T feitOem @Qes
perbG1tniBmGBig ruAig geblieben, uno
Der 8oIfsbaufen bat ieitoem tetnen
9erIu6 me6r gema6t, ben Neger Sas.
Wilion, beTen Qngriff uuf 5rau94oz
mas 8urgeB bas gauge unbeil berdufz
bef6poren bat, fir iein @erbre4en
ben 2pn9toO Iterben 8u luTen. 8egen
bic 6ierber ge7anbten Mtli3fOlouten
6err19t bier groBe Grbitterung, uno
es belt ben Offi5ieren ni4t nur
f4tper, geitern Nabrungsmittel fir
hire Mannf6often 81 erbulten, fonz
bern bic Solbaten perben aud, no
fe fi6 nur 8eigen, aus @erIteden nit
Stetnen befporfen. GdpttGn Rdttigan
bon Der Gompognie 81" nurbe BON
einem gepifen Goputb 2iggett, mel
9en feline @olbaten ni6t paiIiren luiz
fen nolten, t6Gtli9 angegriffen, noz
rauf Der GdpttGn ben @epaIttbGtigen
bur9 etnen 6ilfsmarf6au ber6aften
unb bor einen Rtdter bringen lieB,
Der benfel6en nm 800 biiBte uno i'm
auBerbem etnfperren lieB. Sb cine
Spe3iaGz8 runoz Surp einberufen rperz
ben nirb, pirb Ri6ter S6ompIon
pa6ri4einli4 erit ipdter ent16eioen.
Mabor 8earb lit INNER nod ii6er bic
9erfenbung bon MiIi5truppen ungez
6alten unb ertldrt, baB man aud pbne
biefeIben ben SumuIt bate unterbriifz
fen tOnnen. S4ertff 8bitIod, beien
gnergie ben Geger bor benz 2pn4tobe
r~ettete, penn aud leiber nit groBen
Spfern, gldubt i'm @tanDe gu fein,
berf6iebene Der Sumultuanten gu
ibentifi3iren.
Die Sbentifi3irung biirfte audi
ni6t gu f6per fallen, benin cine groBe
4n3a6l Der 2et4tOerpunbeten bat
8~erIeBungen an ben 9Gnben unb6inz
germ auf3upeifen, unO @8eriff @bitz
Iod bate, fpie er ielbIt fagt, e5 fi6
dngelegen fein lafen, auf bic fe8s3ig
SUB lange Observation-Disclosures gu 3iez
len, pel4e Die SumuItuanten nu6
benz 9efdngniB f8Geppten unb uI5
Sturm6od benuBen po1ten. 9a 1T
ben natiirli4 70 mundes @6rotz
form in bic Singer ober bic 6Gnbe Der
S4tenentrdger gefobren. @s pir6
t6dtfd4li4 bebduptet, boB bon ben
100 2euten, pel4e Die @4iene f6Iepz
pen Ralfen, fdum elmer o6ne einen tGeiz
ren 9ent3etteG aus WbitGof's gepebr
oobon getommen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30
Standardization.

NeD Wort, 70. SuIl. - AH9ez
tommen iinb BIER bic folgenoen Dam
pier: yMsnominee" BON Qonbon, r&rz
mentan" BON Qiperpool, nSaifer Dilz
6elm Der 8roBe" BON Bremen unO
npottsoam" bon ROTTERDAM.
8rop6eab, %. Suli. - pal
firt Der 0umpfer rN~oorOlanb," pDn
9bilaOeIpbia na4 2ioerpOpI unterz
tpegs.
8remen, %. Suli. - Der 0omz
pier n8aiier NilbeIm Der 3peite" BON
NSnzgort lit bier eingetroffen.
QiperppoI, %. Suli. - @bgez
fd6ren BON bier 1T beute Der 9ampfer
.Sperniu" mad Bolton.
qIDmout6, %. SuIi. - Der
0ampfer y9atricio," BON HeDzgoM
mad 6omburg beitimmt, legte bier
6eute on uno IeBte baIo borauf feline
Reiie peiter fort.
0bfubrtstage BON Ocean : 0dmpfern.
g0u RtpsgOrL
0dmpfer .Mongolian" am 80.
yuli na9 @lusgOp.
0ampfsr rGpmric" am 81. Suli
mad QiOerpool.
0ampfer n8roonlunb" am l. &uz
quit mad 4ntperpen.
0umpfer gpretoria" am 1. Quguit
mad 9amburg.
Dampfer minneapolis" am /.
Quguit na3 Qonbon.
9umpfer rumbria" am /. 4uguit
mad 2iperpool.
0ampfer r6efIa" am /. @uguit
mad 8open6agen.
Oampfer nRoma" am 3. &uguit
na9 Neapel.
0ampfer nGurpatbia" am 4. &uz
quit nu4 NeupeG.
0umpfer numbriu" an 4. Quguit
mad Qiperpool.
Dampfer o8aiier @iI6eIm Der
@roBe" am 4. Iuguit na9 Bremen.
0umpfer armenian" am 4. Quz
quit mad QiOerpool.
0ampfer r3eutonic" am 5. 2(uguit
mad Qiberpool.
sampler Limited States" am 3.
@uguit nab 8openbogen.
9umpfer ygepzOort" am 5. @uz
quit rad Soutbampton.
0ampfer r8otsbum" am 3. Quguit
no6 ROTTERDAM.
0umpfer nMoltfe" am 6. 4uguit
nd4 6am6urg.
9ompfer n8ar6arofa" an 6. @uz
cuff na9 Bremen.
0ampfsr gSouraine" am 6. Quz
quit na8 SABRE.
9ampfer rQrabic" am 7. Nuguit
na6 2iperpopl.
0umpfer r2ucania" am 8. Quguit
nu6 QiDerpool.
Oampfer n@raF 8uIbsriee" am 8.
QuguIt na4 9umburg.
9umpfer rMinne6a6a" am 8. 4uz
quit nu4 2Onoon.
9umpfer n3eeIunb" am 8. Quguit
nab 4nttperpen.
9umpfer nWaI6ington" am II.
Nuguit na9 Neapel uno 9enua.
Oampfer p8ronprin3 Wil6elm" am
II. Quguit mad Bremen.
9ampfer r@ermanic" am y. 2tu>
quIt mad 2iDerpool.
0ampfer nStutenbam" an u,
Ququft mad ROTTERDAM.
9ampfer philadelphia" am u.
Ququit na9 southampton.
Oampfer u8roBer 8urfirit" am
Is. Nuguit mad Bremen.
0ampfer Champagne" am Is.
Nuguit mad 9aOre.
Oampfer r%2uurentian" am Is.
Ququit na9 8lasgon.
Oampfer nGeoric" an IA. Qltguit
mad 2tDerpoOI.
9umpfer rMeiu6u" am 10. @uguit
nab Qon0on.
90 20"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30
@runnfidszl tebertraanngen.

Senrp 86ielermun II. u. an GreO.
@ifoel Ii. 81, Sibfeite Der Orleans,
nohe GorpfinsffruBe, Is Bel rs SUB,
gruno5ins SIT, $1,000.
geniamin 8Oienbeim u. u. dnSObn
8. gorino, @iioieits Der 9ollins@,
nohe Wuns6sdIfraBe. II BEL 68 SUB,
$3.50. m;f.
Wilhelmina Sones. @bm., an W1lS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30

fief, neil lie fir ben SO3idloemOfruten
lnutete, fam ni9t pom rothen @tddis
fen, IonOern bonn = @uts6eiiBer bon
Q%itienbagen! Durum? 9ente nd4,
lieber QeIer!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30

Der frun305ii4e MilitGrzS 6riftz
teller QIfreb 0uquet ontportet
BEN Barrier 8Idttern, bic burouF bin
pieIen, OaB 6rontreia CUR 53eit inn
Nuslanoe geebrt peroe, nie f6on
LANCE riht me6r, alio: Die 8ereit-
niIli9feit Der Wlondr6en, mad 7rantz
reid 5u fommen, bic 3eiien oes fran
30iiI9en StoatSzO 8 erbuupts8 in bu5
Mu8lanb erregen meme 8eIorgnib~
SoQte man un8 ni6t bpr Der Opera
ton einf6lQfern nDQen? Sd babr
pieLei6t unre6t, aber Elm 9ebrunntei
Sinh f6eut ba8 5euer, uno ih fam
ni6t umbin, gu Oenten, OaB Die gIet'
6en urfa6en bic glei6en Wirtunger
na6 Ii6 3ieben. @or Dem grauiamer
&riege, rpelder benz alien Sranfreif
bieOsmiitbigurg sintrug, Don Den net
ten 6erren Der GuBeriten Qinfen re-
giert gu peroen unb bic RoQe elmer
Ma6t 3peiten Ranges gu ipielen, tpaz
rem &0nige unO 8aiIer audi na9 Pu=
ris gefommen. M2an i6pamm in
6errli6teit unb 6reuoen, feierte Die
Wo6lt6aten Oes 6risDens, uno Napoz
leon Der 9ritte fu6r ij6ergliidli6 ben
&0nig 8iI6eIm unb 8i5mard in lei
ner 6auptitaot ipd3ieren ... 9err
Qou6et, 6err 0elcaife, oenten Sic bod
an buS S8redenSiabr 3uriid, tpenn
Sic gu benfen i'm StanOe iino. l1nN
UNI ben 8erglei9 fpeiter 81 ipinnen -
ipie 1oq man ni6t befirdten, baB be,
Sriump6 oss So3inIi5mu5 in9euti4.
Lamb benz 8aiIer Dilbem 5uieBt, ME
bic GrFoIge Der 0ppoIition in Den
sSabren 1869 unb 1870 Hdpoleon ben
Dritten uno feline 3atbgeber dngitig=
ten, un0 0aB Der preuBii6e Monurd
in Der .3ermolmung 6runtreid'S cine
46lentung fu6en m06te, ME bic 8dt=
ierin Gugenie bic 8eFeItigung Der
f6panfen0en 9gnaItie in einem nit
SieQ getr0nten &riege, in einem Sim
5uqe in Berlin iu6te. 6err 2oubet
m0ge nur borii6tig iein, nie0er Der
miBtraui7he Re6tsanfpalt tperDen Il.
ieinen M}iniiter bes QeuBeren i4arf
ii6ernu6en, Der ieines 8lei6en nt6t
bat, fpenn es ii6 barum banoelt, cine
Summltnq biplomutiI6er S6niBer
un3uleqen. Gnglunb bebdrf u~nierer au=
genblidli6. 2aBt uns pObI d~bpieger,
mas es un5 tauI6peife dn6ietet, unO
cuff 0i6t5 eingeben, mas bic fran30z
fi6sruIfiI9e 4Iian3 I6pG6en t0nnte.
Set me6reren Sa6rer itiiBen mir un5
uuf oie7es 8inDniB, ba8 un5 penigz
items, penn feinen anberen 8ort6eil,
ben Bot, 0aB es uns gegen einen On
ortff BON beutT6er Settle f6iiBte. Wir
oiirfen ni6t t60ri6t u~nieren S6ilo
BON uns rperfen, UNI Elm 6e0ermefe-
gu ertperben, nomit9ertrGge 3eri6nitz
ten fperoen. Dir biirfen ~unieren 8unz
be8genofen ni6t un3ufrieben ftimmel1,
benn nenn 9runtret4 i6n bur3 @ngz
Lamb gu erfeBen 6Offte, II gingen mir
elmer bitteren GnttduI6ung entge8en."
- ga, bic 8efiir4tungen 0uquet'5,
baB TrantreiA BON 9eutf6Iano Sc
fa6r bro6s, ino 9runoIO5, auBer
9Franfrei6 fGngt ielbit nteOer an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30

Stuart We1es BON Netpzgort, tpltrz
ben in Der ct. 9eters Stride, Grdrs
len 8urbens. WeItz8rpmppn, eetrdut.
8oti4after G3oote mar 5ugegsn.
@cuubor's @ertretung in
81. 2puis.
@uaDaquiG, @cuaOor, 28.Suli.
= Die Regierung BON gcuaoor bat in
peri6iebenen Sbeilen bes 2anoes
gommiFGre erndnnt, fpel6e Nusitelz
lungsgegenitdnbe fir bic Ct. 2ouiIer
Notwithstanding porbereiten ip1en.
Sine Ipe5ieue Expedition pirb gu bic
fem 3pede nu4 benz 6luBgebiete Oes
Qma5onenffromes unb ben Dftti9en
Qanbitri6en ge6en. Gcuuoor ber=
fpri6t, ct. 2ouis cine CUTE 4usiteIz
lung gu liefern.
grIfungb es &anulDertraz
ges.
8ogotd, Golornbtd, rs. SuIl. -
Gem 8eifpiel bes Reprdfentontenbauz
fsg folqenb, rel6es am 2. Suit ben
aonalpertraq an Elm Gomite perptes,
bat audi Der Senat ben 8ertrag etnem
Qusf6uB our 9riifung iiberantfporz
tet.
&ur5e &abetbePef8en.
Der 0umpfer n9ermanic" bon
Der nM6ite Sturz2inie," tpel4er beute
Don QioerpuoG na4 Rem@gort obz
fq6rt, pirb unter feinen qafu9ieren
S6erit @6urmanSGrapforO Ttcez
Commodore bes nRopal Hitter Sa4tz
gGubs," 6uben, fopie 6ran @bur@
mdnzGrdpforO.
-0te Oumpftur6inenzS a4t I'd
runtulu," Gigentbum BON Us. 81. 8an@
ber6ilt, iun., 1T BON Qonbon, bus tie
am 9.Suli perIieB, g~eitern i'm @4lePP@
tau bes britiI6en 9ampferS DGaPo
8lunco" in Bermuda angetOmmen.
- Der frun50Tf9e Marinemintiter
geGetun if i'm 8egrtff, ii4 nit elmer
0ariIer Qe6rerin, Namens be Nteie,
gu per6eirut6en. Die 9o65eit ion gez
aen Gnoe bes MDnats @u9uit ftattz
ftnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30

geter 8Olf, cine unter ben
Ta6rifanten pon Ianopirt6I4aftliz
den Mai6inen Oe5 gan3en 2unbes
fpp6l6efannte PerI0nIidteit, 1T mad
LANCER Rrant6eit i'm II. Qe6ensia6re
in 6oofif SAILS, 0.z0., geItor6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30
Stnot Baltimore.


Vas 10 unoerppIIe SO { +
ter, tpel9es ups amMpntdg bei9eert
apuroe unb ipel6es audi seitsrn nod
dnhielt, tpiro beute elmer beiBen Wele
Ylas MAIDEN, ipeI6e aus benz Norbz
tpeften tommt. @eItern itie9 bas
SPrmometer ni6t bDber als 779rdb
ulto 4benos mar es 10 fIbl, bab cine
Oede BEL Dem S6fafenge6en dls cine
fptutomnene 3ugabe angeie9en perz
ben muBte. @iele 2eute, mel9e in Die
Somnerfrtf6e reifen tpo1ten, bdben
Den Pldn a%ufgege6en, benn 10 ungez
ne4nles @etter. ME es CUR 3eit in
Baltimore Dprberri6te, lit I6tperIi6
IN sinem fremOen Srte gu finoen. SIN
gdr5en 2unoe mar es geitern tribe,
nur bier ni9t.
@elegen9ett Hr 5et3er.
= 4m 0ienitag, ben 1. @eptember,
finoet i'm Aieiigen 9oftgebduoe cine
prufung bon Qpplifdnten um Gtele
len dIs 9ei5er i'm 8~unoesbienfe itdtt.
Dte &pplifanten brau9en nur bic III
nen bon Der Gibilotenit : @ummiFion
gu Waibington 5~ugeianbten 6ormuz
lore dus5ufuqen. Npplitdnten iplten
um bas 5ormular 1862 fragen. Sc
Der Gpplitant muB 8irger unO in
ieinem qre3intte regiitrirt Iein.
Gin t9eurer g q I. = SIN
norbpeitIt6en @tatiOnsbuuie nuroe
eeftern Der MeBger Dm. Meferimitb
BON SIR. SIT, Norb : 9ilmoritr., CUR
3ahIung elmer @trafe Don $40 unb
Soften berurt6eilt, neil er benz Straz
ben6abn : Gonbufteur 36os. Setter
ion etnen S9lag berIeBte, ais erielbe
bas qfero bes Meferimit6 auf Die
@eite biegen poGte, bamit Der Straz
ben6obn : Wuggon paFiren tonnte.
Meferfmitb erlegte prompt feline
$11.45 uno nurbe entlufen.
Sdgt, es mar Qei9tinn n.
- SIN mittleren Stdtions6auie iibt
Der ~23ziG6rige 6reoerid g. 8incent
BON g1r. 1914, R6obe SsIunO Noe.,
Woi6ington, .. g., inter Der On
f9uIoigung, an II. Stunt dngebli4
bermittelit gefdli6ter@befs $170 BON
9rr. G9as. 81. 9iggs BON Nr. 4,
@iO : 9olliodpitrdBe, erlan9t gu ba@
ben. 4uberoem fOa er Md etnen
G6ed fir $3.50 uno eiren anoeren fir
$125 9rn. 9iggs aufge6Gngt buben.
Der iunge Mann, pel4er geitern
@benb bonn 9etettib Pobler BON
Mai6irgton bier6er ge6ra4t puroe,
ION aud in Qtlantic : @itp IL. Sem
gort G6nIide nlei4tiinnige Streide",
tpie er tie nernt, periibt bdben. G5
iparen srpei anoere iunge 0lGnner in
feiner 9sfeGi6uft, iebo4 9atten bic
iefben ni9ts nit ben Shed Sransz
dftionen gu t6un.
8ufebuIl. - 9d5 Reiultdt Der
d"eftriqen Spiele mar, nie folgt:
IN 8aItimort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-30

CA IA.
fragt die Sl8 Sote, Die lT Inner Gskauft Habl
so5s5i' EG1HAZZM
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-04-04
SENATOR MONEYS SPEECH

In the Congressional Record"
of March 20 is printed in full the
admirable speech on the race ques,
tion made March Is in the United
States Senate by Mr.. Money OF
Mississippi.
When we characterize t h S
speech as admirable, I'VE use the
word intelligetnly. 1t gives us
pleasure to use it in spite OF the
fact that on the morning after the
speech was delivred, we had occa-
sion to comment unfavorably on
what seemed to be the un happy
personal tone of Senator Money S
address. 1t is but fair to state,
however, that our deductions were
based wholly upon the abbrevlat-
ed report Of Mr.. Moneys speech
sent out from Washington. BY
these reports we were led to sup
pose that Senator Money, instead
OF concentrating attention upon
he great question at issue, mac
disslpated his energies III making
a personal attack upon the PreSI.
dent. We have since read the lul
text of Senator Moneys specie
and we now wish to Withdraw ou
earlier criticism of his address
We belive that in intimate an(
profound knowledge of the SUP
iect: in mastery Of detail; in bold
ness and sincerity Of statement
and in power Of convincing argu
{ ment. this speech Of Senator Mon
ev's, like that recently made by HI
colleague. Mr.. McLaurin, rank
with the best addresses recent
heard in the United States senate
S 1t reflects honor on HIM Wh
made it. upon the commonwealth
n of Mississippi and upon his fe
+ low citizens im the s o Il h 7
d states. It is great speech, an
S it comes at the proper psycholog
9 cal moment to 'do the South an
S the nation the most good
t, Elsewhere in our columns
o this morning is printed Oenat'
u Moneys address. 10 it we INV
t. public attention, satisfied as y
d are, that it contains truths tn
< need to be kept fresh in the mln'
Of of the people. New O r ! e a II
W Times. Democrat, March %,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-04-04
Senator II. D. Money will speak
in the city during the first part
Of April. The exact date will be
given in our next issue.

Friends, friends, how many wehaNe ""'A
have money to spend,
friends, friends, on every hand, when we nave
money 70 lend;
But when money has gone, and backwater's a'
the door,
TITS then you know when friends friends are
friends no more.
With but one substitution, the
above words frame the chorus OF a
once popular song While there
IL no actual or acute suiler'
inc among the flooded refuge es
the above words may not seem APP
plicable to the present situation
we have heard chat some OF our
merchants have raised the prices
of the necessities of life. we SIN
cereIy hope this rnmor is not true
We can hardly believe that onI
merchants possess such hearts o
stone. and we credit them viii
better Judgment than to pursue
snch n couse that viii surely worl
AGAINST them when the situation
hccomes more acute and the hard
ships multiply.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-04-04
KEEP THE CONTRACT.

The Neal road contract will be
decided by the board of supervis-
ors at their meeting in April. we
do not believe, as some do, that
this contract should be cancelled
and Law the county liable to a suit
and the payment of money for
nothinp but on the other hand,
draw up the contract in such a
manner that a good road is assured
the people during the year and Tor
failure of same, the contractor re-
ceives nothing.
There is no denying the fact
that a good road is needed at both
entrances into the city. Mr.. Neal,
who took the contract to build
these roads leading into the city,
expresses himself as being conf
dent he can fulfil the contract to
the letter. The cost of the roads
to the county is not high, consld,
erinp the fact that if successful
it means thousands of dollars tc
the county, by saving and con
yenience to every farmer.
Now, it is left with the board t(
draw up this contract and see tina
the money paid out for this pur
nose is not wasted, and if they az
this. their action will receive TN
endorsement of the press and tn
people.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-04-04

Greenville has prospercd more
than in any six previous years.
and the planters are IN better condl-
lion. This the Democrat can I
deny, and we here predict that the
overflow will not stop her wheels
of progress, but by the coming
fall great city improvements Will
be seen in spite of the fears ex-
pressed by the Democrat for The
city over the exaggerated news
paper reports.
The demand for the CONNER
ciaI-Appeul, the paper OF "ex'
aggerated reports(D' was pas'
the supply this week.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-04-04
MORRIS NEEDY CLUB.
Editor Greenville Times:

Dear Sir:-Please allow me space
in your paper to extend the thanks
appreciation of the morris Needy
Club" for the contributions ect., re-
ceived from the white ladies of our
city, and the encouragement, through
Mrs. Geise and others, to aid us in
caring for the poor and sick colored
people of Greenville. The club has
rented from Mr.. H. G. Watson a house
and lot located on the corner of Kinds
and Fish Lake Road, as home for
the needy. We will always appre-
ciate the kindly feelings shown to-
wards us by our white friends and
citizens, and will assure the public
that whatever is contributed for this
cause, an account will always be kept
for public inspection of the contribu-
tions and disbursements. In the Ian
guage of the Holy Book allow me to
say, Help us to bear each others
burdens and so fulfill the law of
Christ - With the golden rule fresh
in my memory, l am,
Respectfully,
Narcissus Coleman, Pres,
Morris Needy Club.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-04-04
THE PROSPECT.

The Times, with every citizen
whose home is in Greenvllle and
the Delta, regrets the breaking OF
the levee aud the flooding OF the
lands. and while it has stopped oil
business for the time, still all are
of the opinion that this is the
greatest country on earth, and
with its great recuperative pow
ers it will soon he on top again.
The fall of '97, with its bountl-
full crops and great prosperity VIII
be the picture of the fall OF l9oo'
when that time arrives. Armour
& Co., of Chicago, has already
started the building activity which
PROMISES to reach the 5000, OeO
mark before the end of the year,
and the water is not yet of
Before winter our streets WIZ
be paved and with the bountltu
crop that follows an overflow
bv the river fertilization, the loss
es of our planters and merchant
will be met, and on every han'
praises for the country will b.
i card. With the CITIZENSHIP
Greenvillc possesses and the coun
try backing ii, newspaper report
or anything else can hurt it long
and the fellow who thinks so wl
5 only have 10 want TO see L.
: truth o. the above statement.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-04-04
lust A FEW OF THEM.

TOO BAD. What is going to be-
come of the state Of Mississippi? 1t is
now being intimated by some OF the
newspapers that Governor Lonslno l"
going to resign his office to attend
more strictly to his senatorial candid
acv. 1t is said too that Lieutenant
Governor Harrison, who IS seeking
tie governorship,is anxious to resign
thus leaving the grand old ship tc
battle the high sea without rudder'
Now wouldn't there be howl from
the people-if they ever found it out
State Register.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-04-04

In today's isue we announce the
name of Hon. O. G. McGuire as a
candidate for the office Of district
attorney, for this, the fourth lu-
dicial district. Mr.. Mcclure halls
from Bolivar county and is con,
sidered one of its intelligent and
rising young men. He was re-
Gently appointed by Gov: Longino
to succeed Hon. Ben. q. Hum.
phreys as its district attorney OF
this district and has consented to
offer for the full term, beginning
next January. We do not know
Mr.. Mcclure personally, but from
the papers of his home he is
spoken of in the highest praise.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-04-04
4 SAD OCCURRENCE.

Two more Of Greenville's police
men fall before the uneerlng ann
Of a desperate negro, one, poor
fellow, J. K. Blackwell, never to
rise again, and the other, M. Y.
Scurry, manned for life, and both
shot while in the discharge OF
duty.
During the past year, out OF
a force of eight men, i've police,
men have been Shot. One died
and two others, though not hit,
we're shot at by desperate men,
and their escape, as all agree, was
miraculous
1t has come to that stage in
our CITY that a blue-coat or star
is ma ms target o. every bad
man \. .rI.s !. sul. It seems
to MAJ T.. ,.-.ia.. &C. Wat c'lme
a gambl. y ran. neg is
charged VIII, T.. ~, 5ught'
when about to be arrested, IS to
escape. and to do SO the pistol or
murder is resorted to. The bullet,
SCARED bodies OF Abercrombie and
Scurry, the hfeless form Of Black.
we'll, and the miraculous escape OF
Marshall McClain, just a + W
weeks ago, are living reminders OF
the awful truth of the above.
The lives of such brave men as
compose the police force OF the
city are too precious to wife and
children and the citys protection
to allow them to be lost when
thew can be saved by the keeping
of this class out or the closing OF
| all dives in which they collect.
The escape Of the murderer last
Tuesday morning is to be regret
ted, but the lost life OF ). Il
! Blackwell while doing duty fol
the city should demand at the
hands of the citizens, reward
: enough to secure his capture. Th'
| marshal should be given powe
d to close up every house i'll the cit!
d where crime is bred and arrest al
e who go there and are afterward
: seen about these places.
. The boy or man who makes hi
IS living shooting craps or playlnI
J cards and carries in his hip poke
e deadly weapon to assert his SUI
posed rights, or to kill a policema
;, before capture is too dangerous
Il criminal to remain in any city an
It his place is behind prison bars
t. Such men should be turned up
e. known by the people and recel7
II their Just rewards.
:, 1t may be true that pistol to-
{, ing and gambling C n o {
l stopped, but by few raids OF tn
Dt police and fines as the mayor In
l. posed on those caught Thursda
70 morning, will cause them
- leave GreenviIle for cities whel
10 thew are less liable to arrest an
E. less fines to pay. .,
C. Two murders in one week [
# this class of men dem ands tn
- stern measures should be taken
: the city authorities in deallr
'y with this class and the places thu
ut infest and the city marshal
as given full power to- arrest and su
III press them. Unless this is dol
=. a repetition of Sunday and Tue
day mornings tragedies can
ne looked for almost any night.