dene of thif.vwhen Dreyfus, In TAKE A CENSUS OF CUBA. Had Cotter Otay Away. r
Greensboro Patriot.
open court, called General Mereler w-,nrtrt--.. .Columbia. 8. C, Aug. 14.-The '711
ESTABLISHED 1831,
a liar it provoked a wild cheer tho work. A Declaration eC u . Greenwood Index,
.uJ.a .n..tnr.. Pi0 ySJz.7?U?Xl throuh whose offices as mediator U&U
a
lots
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
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Mercier if the bitter personal en- Washington, Aug. 11 The secretary turn to his home at Phoenix six
emy of Dreyfus, and his testimony, of war has directed that the census of WCeks ago after his, banishment
W. M. BARBER fe CO.
which was heard Saturday, showed r,:wrnrn7r;T b"""' n?e last November, writes an edi.
k - - - ' a w-i m. m mm I a a ma mr I I a rm. m s w i I w 11 wlw mm w- &
u .uiiisiiW'i
- w - w asuiuvvuiif : uub t(j re- ; .... -
Catered at the P. O. in Greensboro, N
second-class mail matter.
- I f i i f . .. . v .
.1a- ua toff Tia Annrt rnrm ma. i win do assienea to ueb eenerai r.nnnrA
. Inf tha anrlr nlth hannAM fx. I tUTIl tO thftt Bflfttlnrt nn
credited, with the hisses and rlt rr?lT" ""Lti ul 'Zr 1,,
trusts throughout the
....... . 1 o i ; j Trt Ar V. sit
. . aua, uDuow Duugw wasiacommana w v v, uo bovb, win oe "not I Annht Kit t .
curses ox. mo Bpcutai-wio oi qneoi me military aepartments on uravery, qui me recklessness of a - . -0--..iBuW .ma Kissing Dug trust. nt
Communications, nniesa mer wm.ui him. Tne trial a88Umea a tragical vuua iu bokwju uiuuius auer. wjb uoui.: , l Dng lae DOCketbOOka of th rvar.nl. t . '
T t.rr.ii- Spani8h evacuation and has been re- It is underntnori tht it TninL . . . . P. dui going rarther,
cuoiie&i iuKtcehiuv . T... . nHiiirH ninnusv nuou uauutM i l a t t i . I - . a v is
his Deril. control the price of all
nr , . ... u iaB Iarmer has
tant
jects
trying
foiled StS
. r . - . r i w uuuciBLUuu liikc ir ninnri ...... ' i
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.... . . i. w. w rnov vi 11 I n &. i . I .tm ri i. v h n trt vht r l mrtmaw tm m itii r it w km mi . . . . wwa ... k. i ri iiiinuiiiii.i uy m ....
OT5 sel for Deyfus, was shot from am- c-onn&SoVwhi 7i& of ThTewf ?.enil' 5elI,be . , 7 te"lD- For DW.i
iawiinheid. tm . f Lir.-. i -t mu- Ane ciiange is caused bv his state- UP kinds of varmints in th Phiiini... ... i
AdTertisemenu on wwc" wTn I DU8D. Delnt? SeriOUBlY wounueu. iiuMOMiuus. iud m-n i,, w.-uIk,...- II... lJI i. -iy.ucs wiia uatll
been l.
T tin,.
fiithU
10 ke th. ,
s,,Ia Is itu...
nrmked wm teWtiBoed niu -. . ,W..".TTin II ments in Waehineton. where hei is ...... . . . - " """u 8d.ic..im.l.
fiW!SSS2r In TieW th6 ftt0t tbBt v v u5eCuban InlaA dtortoT P-K case against r,atim'er. "8" ye- Now, while it eeem, altncat Im bI, tn "''
AdTertisemenU discontinued before ithe time enuptB Df 1D8tice are a farce, it i8 The rlnal tahnlation of thn mnntc will that he made HO Bromine nf arinrl I formation of trncta in fMo . - - lcttCktVa
fn. hu tnimi casrzea auueB. - i , - ... . r Br vuuuui, vub inRrn id t . i -
SiSfoi the time actuaUy published. -. Drobable that the brave Alsatian be made at the census office in Wash- Denavior to the Greenwood people jn tntt , ; ' - i escape for the
. BcDittanea mw w w .w'i . . . . , lntrtori. Thli aftemnnn RAnrtrv nf and thitt. Ha t,- u . ; w tuo iiiunu Vine vara. Stnd1nr llu
I O J w. I - - " w UUCAIU( HI Xi II V t3 I'M . ..11
I ttt t . . a. a i . a. a. fn . ! I . , I " . . . .
nrd.eessorinre n hnnnrahW sA; A4Jia oecreiary 01
1: onifsuch remittance, will beat ihe ruk .... ww-w-w.-. War, itoot, Assistant Secretary Meikle- congressional inauirv made In ele. mit of some mountain i. '
nf thA rtnblishers.
.Aaaress iui ieen
a mighty peak
: nrFTTTi patriot,
Greensboro. N. C.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 16, 1899.
quitted, but that will make him no john,! Acting Director, Wines, and tion methods here.
leas a hero. uniei nun., 01 me population section
ot tne. census, were in conference, pre-
The political situation in Ken- paratory to a conference Secretary ttt
. . .. . i . i i-rrioi; win ntivn witn trio i ; n r o n nnm. i
tucKy is attracting wiaespreaa at- 55 " w It leaned this
wo iuou igr uus. I XT yt
roTON, Aug. 12. It was U TniTTrT
lis afternoon that Secre- C (f rHvf-
contemplates increasing i-lXIVWA IX J
s in the Philippines be- V
Belk 1
0!? isa.
tention throughout the entire coun- thig meeting Ii was officially stated tary Boot
try on account of tne bitter iac- that tne policy and purpose of the the- force
THE PARTING OP THE WAYS, tional fight in the Democratic ranks. United Sta are to make the Cubans yond the 50,000 already provided.
AMheeeting of. the Georgia Gebel, who was nominated for Jfotwldhl. SSiSffi '
vamilan TamA. I ammont'ii n n Inir nna nnna.m am 1 I , l w UUcSllOn 0.
UVBtO AgiiuuituiH w w -j gulSiUUi tJJ tUO ICUtni wu j i w uuauu a vwftw.u UIBI i finllStiniT TTlfifA wnl i-i f
e orom- AtiA ef.A Aftn.Antnn hn th control 01 every nature to the Cubans. ... ' -
fftn?. , . , . . Everything will be subordinated to
topic 01 party machinery back of him and Ma nA
8aid todav that at nrpoAnt tha Aa- 1 i-L. t.. ...
r,Q. "1 "" t rw ame rwara witn an unlimited amount of cash and U
"vim ij
question 'of fPDtI? establishment, acting as a safeguard to protect the
ouiiBbiui' 111 urn Tn iinrnnra ia ssvi i . ...
week the race problem came prom- cr8tia gtate convention, has the considered. GeTerll Aft r 868 n,gn prlces ana bl ProfiJs- Th" another elsmei
inantltr tr tiiA frntlt &B B tODlC Of I narfv mftnUnarv fot nf riim nrHi LLii .ij I f AVnra thfa otan Ca... T-. I CQUal In nOWflr tn the trno.ro. Knt lA.tH..i.i " . i'
oiaj .1 a . . i i - - i r 'wis iprr .
this end.
uiouiiBBiuut 00ofaBFvr ia iu receive me Huppurb ui tuo Q0mez Has Faith in America.
made and some i strong language national Democratic committee.
massee againt the
Qtjof denracti-j
partment was nrenarino- tn rrivo
U AVaitfA A llr 1A T I "V . J I n nnn .,-. at. X . I 3 i . .
was inamgeam. -in. pre v Bryan, ex-Governor Stone, of Mis- let er published today by LaLucha the middle of NovembeVand 7Z cu. - ' V . " V
. AwvkWA, jjuunguyu uuar M uauuuuB me IUIUU16 01 iN 0V6I11 Der and anripn j D. , . i -p "
the society,Hon. Pope Brown, who souri, and Senator John W. Daniel, General Maximo Gomez says he that more would be lenUf Seedid; ' Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats, Notions. . Etc., 'cheaper jhii
is an extensive and prosperous of Virginia, will i?o to Kentuckv and has remained in Cuba to fulfill a Indica fcionR now nr a trior C
fl. I before. The DBOP we have
is an extensive and prosperous f Virginia, will iro to Kentuckv and has remained in Cuba to fulfill a Indication- nn '!, r.ri- before.
. ' , I - I ' . . " . . .1 ... " vms
planter of the state, made the as- take -the stump for him. This g, , ' otnat exaggerated will be retained in command.
sertion that the white man and the action is resented by the bolters, J
negro are at the parting of the who claim that Bryan and the na- 8ires to exDlain the true situation Beantlu S Tha m Yoa Haw Botjgtf
ways, and said the former should tional committee have no right to
assist the latter in his efforts to interfere in local politics. Hon.
It
"that
is absolutely false,", he says,
great differences exist be-
The DBOP we have
1 WJ( ainaj3 seeping rour
loaded to the breach with the right klndf of ammunition is a'pennasiTeirp.
ment to buy goods cheap. It is Important therefore, to get the DROP. 1 T
yoa are In a position to make satisfactory terms: Try It. DRPln on q,
examine. Ladies' SliDnera. Oxford nri Rr..i. 1.1 I . I
' wuuB4a uu uut joo counter, and 6hai
room for Fall Goods.
. . w-r j 3.1 1 I . . I tvaan Via PnViana a4 Cn.m..1ii
leave wis country, ae oeciareo jobn Xoung Brown, one of the 1"" r"I:"" "ruf WTOwawnT. from 60s no. worth SI. ndM.BO. T,t i a. ... L .
that tha-S6nth.bUn of tbe North .tnDM.k'm.n in th ..4 h w Ww V?"" " xroxti. , " iwoo., to em
I o ... ...... AftTifl ftf itmnnff tha I nhnna rhAm. I "
ancfthe small politicians are at the has always been noted for party telves. ' CJnnK"Y BT
lM4iA m a.? m 1 1 1. . am.Vk1 a Tha I 1 1a I a 1 1 3 . t . I ' ..ml 9 . . m . I .1
uuuuiu ui at mo wuuu.o. ioyany, is me leader 01 me mae- li-ue intervening power will fui- Wholesale , Receivers and Shippersbf
peaker added: pendent forces. In all nrobabflitv the obligations it has incurred, country Produce.
"The leaders of the negro race he will be the independent candi- an e Cun People, heroic and
are
whether
Raa
"w .a, fcWu0 uu it. wurm izj and loc. Jn
received 100 dozen Ladies' Handkerchiefs, your choice 5c. , Alao another lot tf
Bibbons at prices that will astonish you. -If you have not been down tb ia
this the biggest bargains ever offered On the ftVtnrA orw4a mk . .
preaching discontent, and date for governor, but his election Tit' ' .. wtuauon Beeswax..... 2K ' . , . t "' ""f "iM
r the scheme of colonization wllr hB lita V S""!5 i.'"? "W!"'0' 58lfb-.-? ffer'DB ,r0m 80me of ,he effectst" st.Y0nr neighbor ha, W
Why not you? , r
BUYING PRICES.
win oe quite a
. ' . ' . . .. : Wfth thrAA flATrAf. in tfiA flul r 1.1 t.hA! fiifttlPA will on1n V.,r,r
pared to say, but I do believe that - - "W4V " ? V " V J ,MW"6; . Eggs .......
. r' - . . I ... a.. ai i I ( Ao fn fha anMii An th. (k -OP.
it is to the interest of the people of cy iu loreaee mo iriumpn or ine . sr v Bu66Mnuu -uo Feathers ....
the South to aid and abet the ne- Republican forces. This is the ":r.TouB puwer coniempiaies niaes dry..
riltfAPArif. thinrr iUa j in 1 i I T .n .ma ..tA. i-1 i n.
ianraatiral np nnt T nm tint nrn I iuo luuepeuueaco anu lioeny WHICH uwko opnug ouicacus ID...
is practical or not, 1 m not pre- . . . , . . . . , , , , , . J small sririnir uhickAna lh r rt
l-l-i . I rfi Al
r-- i a . , - .. . . roooine me uuDans 01 tneir own. 1 ween.
B4U4uux0 wio.us, gicai result oi a split in the Dem- I An tint: IiaHava it RmaK o Oats...
taw n axra o rrr to n on narro i n nrnnii. i . . i r-
03, ;
I !
12
few days agb when certain promi- ocratic ir-kB;
neni citizens were caiiea on oy tne
LM M. K-fl au A. M n I . .....
I WWaa Wa.am
a callimnv ntrftlfifit. nn hnnrnhlo I m Tx
T .i r" , . "VMW"'WV lauow..... 3
peopie. xne vuoan, leit poor oy Wheat
a . t i rj a I :
nrRMN lii nhv iinw wh n ii ii ii 1 1 1 nriiLrnr. i - 'Pm. i . i
Jur families against cer Ufa rime U"81"011 "! war, should dream only of work. Wool-washed
there was a response that seemed ""p.piBe:- a Penai co"y will Let us allow bygones to be by
to meet the approval of the press, doubtless meet, with-the. approval gones. Let us see a brother in
Jt was this: Make a miniature ar- o Gen. Otis, as it will place at his every; man in Cuba."
8enal of every country home.' I disposal a select class of house- The Pension Boll Decreasing.
say lWt has icome to that, it is time breakers, safe blowers, etc., to as- Washington, Aug. 10. The
Unwashed
Dried Fruits
Apples lb...............
Berries lb...
reaches, pared, lb......
Corn, new.
Flaxseed' .
for the parting of the ways. Shall Llof u-u u.. ,- Lnrt n.mmjlo?;'. vAM.iMW. Onions
.. . r -r 0 Uioa&lUK X11B Way ID. Fwl" v wujaaa.o.auuw v a uuoiwiio I Ta.a. vi-.
ueace or simor xi ... , . w " fr. ifiou, new
would sav peace, and let us stand mcn present he seems unable T'lT i J . ;u"ou Sweet.....'
. - .. a4 . ouue ou iBi, snows a total ais-
re-
Rags Cotton...
bur8ement of $138,253,923, lea vine Bones lb
a balanoe of $1,857,188 in tbe
HARRY-BELE BROS. CO
CHEAPEST STORE ON EARTH,
7
225 SaUTH ELM ST.,
K. of P. BUILDING.
. M..
'J.r.JOBDaT, D. J. SINCLAQ. . "
JORDAN, SINCLAIR & LIACDONALD.
WfW.i
These words portray a sad co.n- In the Revolutionary war. and a
dition.of affairs, to say the least few times since, the United States Treasury, out of the $140,000,000
o rifi A h!kIkaM a a t appropnaiea. xne total numoer
-WW.. H.WM WUW W.MW.VU V. M UiW -I l VS glfQ JlitlglAUU 1116
XOST
is vexing tho strongest and best worst end of a bargain, and the
men of our country.- No subject shifting of the William Waldorf
confronting us has received the! Astor citizenship to the mother
serious consideration that has been country emphasizes a continuance
bestowed upon the race problem, of the practice.
and happy are the people who are T 7777 7-777 ,
able to settle it in a .satisfactory i,-an . .,,
manner and to the best interests of God and w, MoK:inl!v '
j .
all concerned. We do not believe
that the colonization scheme
many administration partisans.
18 savs the St. Tmiia PAmirtlin ni
. . w Avuv.wav, wail
practicable, nor do we agreewith doubtle88 contend that the Presi
Mr. Brown that "it is to the inter, dent 8hou,d a. . t ,
est or the people of the J South to on the tIfilrft,
aid and abet the negro in his efforts '
to leave us." If the negroes leave 9ME 0NE nas said the popularity
others must necessarily come in Pf Marfe Twain in England and the
and take their places, and what as- lac 01 a"ention shown the other
urance have we that the situation Mmrk (Hanna) in his recent visit
would be improved by the change? abroad is anther proof of the su-
As we see it, the only real relief Perioriiy 01 mind over matter.
must come, through the qualified . The Danville Sensation,
suffrage. Let the ballot be taken Danville, Va., Aug. 13. There
from the ignorant and vicious ele. nas een nothing to occur in Dan-
I ment of she negro race in the South. TUt in late years to cause so much
This will remove the negro from Z 33, M 7 1 "
a. a m . . 6 port made last Wednesday night to
the influence of designing politi- thft rinr nntir.oii v.- n d -d
cians, and leave him free to follow
industrial pursuits and improve his
mental and moral condition. Then
by submitting every question
county, , municipal and state to
the white primary-better govern
ment would beecured in all cases
and to all classes.
The eyes of the civilized world
are now turned on Rennes, the lit-
j tie French town where the second
trial of Captain Alfred Dreyfus is
being held. The trial has been n
progresr for more than a week and
some of the developments have
been sensational The Judges com
posing the court-martial are not
friendly to the accused, but it is
not believed the testimony will ba
sufficient to- allow them to convict
him? On the other hand, the tes
timony establishing Dreyfus' inno
cence grows stronger each day, and
it is certain that public sentiment
in France is changing. As an evi-
the expert accountant, on the con
dition of affairs in sundry city of
ficials' offices. City Collector
Ayres, who was reported several
thousand dollars short, has already
published a card declaring the ex
pert's figures to be inaccurate and
very unjust. This morning P. H.
Bolsseau, city surgeant, whose ac
counts and methods of doing busi
ness were severely criticised in the
report, published an open letter ad
dressed to the president and mem
bers of the City Council, in which
he handled Mr. Boudar somewhat
roughly.
He takes up exhibit "O," which
is the part of the report that refers
to his office, and answers it, in
many instances denouncing Boudar
as a malicious and unscrupulous
falsifier.
Mayor Harry Wooding and Green
Williams, chief of police, the other
officers who were criticised in the
expert's report,have also announced
that at the next meeting of the
City Council they! will demand to
be heard and will submit reports
in -which they will denounce Mr.
Boudar.
of pensioners on the roll June 30th
was 991,519, a decrease of 2,195.
There were 40.991 names added to
the roll and 43,186 dropped.
The report shows the pension
roll is decreasing. Of those drop
ped 34,345 were because of death,
and 8,841 because of re-marriage.
minors attaining their majority, mone7
failure to claim pension and other
causes.
The war with Spain brought a
total of 16,986 claims, of which
number but 295 have been allowed.
The members of the Grand Ar
my! of the Republic are greatly ex
ercised over this decrease in the
number of pensions, and when the
organization meets in Philadelpia
shortly President MoKinley will be
asked to remove Commissioner of
Pensions Evans. He has been too
conscientious in tho discharge of
hie duties to suit the G. A. R.
Patriot.
j Rumor About Reed. .
Washington, Aug. 14. The re
turn of Speaker Heed from Europe
has started a fresh rumor that he
will not retire from public life at
present, but will remain in Con
gress and head the anti-expansion
ist movement. This course is to
be taken, it is argued, for the pur
pose of securing the presidential
nomination in 1900 against Mc-
Kihley, Reed evidently believing
that there is a stronglatent senti
ment against imperialism among
Republicans. The same rumor
has it that Heed does not wish to
be speaker and will not aggressive
ly lead tbe opposition in the House
during the next session.
mm
my 10-cent
; Greensboro City and Suburban Properly;
, Have rou ever tried
GREEN COFFEE?
It is the best in town for the
Manufacturing sites. Acreage adjoining the city in imlj
tfacts to suit purchasers. Farms and farmiLtf-lahilK -timber
lands, and tracts adapted to colonization purposes in Guilford
county. Special attention given to locating people (rem tie
JNorthern btates. 15est-ot connections North audj?outhi Cor-
responaence wun nome-seeKer3 soncirea. j
G. W. DBNNT.
Ill East Market Street.
Jordan, Sinclair & Macdonald,
106 SOUTH ELM STREET. GREENSBORO, X. C.
- LL.
h :f; :r (1 W '
: I L conao-fn-ca. " -yuijr-. rr I . ,
1 ' I. i
When a careful I man goes to buy a Grain Drill he looks ca
at it from the ground wheels up to the feeds. He wants simpij
: He wants strength. He wants a force feed both for his gram anaje
refully1-
piicity..
cert
in a
men
nor.
The effort of Richmond Pearson
sionai district, to unseat w. t. xiuzer. me wanxs accuracy, ne wants ngnx aratx ana hki h
urawioro, democrat, wnonomstne me wanxs a arm ne can cnange tne quanxity oy levers.
ucate 01 election, nas resuitea 1 r j a
viguruuB eicuango oi compn- ntJ UUKb I1UL Weill L UUIT1D Cai OH. WeaKneSS anU d uuwi . iinCa
Ib by these two gentlemen. Mr. hotchi no in his rronJ nnrla twn-hnr5P lninH nf Aicr M and one v .
&SL h team nor one which changes frWVcoi
idation. violence, bloodshed, . de- grain Qr fertilizer byj cumbersome speed devices or ? ol uDown
bauchery. corruption ot Toters, wneeis. Me can una an tnat ne neeas in tne Pennsylvania t-v rerf1is
stuffing ballot boxes," and all kinds and can have his choice, either spring Hoe or Disc, and on easy
or roooery. iur. urawiora retorts and Doth fully guaranteed.
sua Aua. jl BHiouu o ivjii biVai suiuei-
8aults have never inspired the peo
ple of the district with confidence
in his political integrity. Much
more word-slinging is indulged in.
W!
O.
STRATFORD