The Washington Bee Newspaper, September 18, 1897, Page 2

ESTES ee ne eenauriccemretaiae TEE St ee HEY SAY. Ohio will go republican. lo, N. Y., are in the soup. The detective bureau ought to have a medal, The arrest of Mrs. Hawkins was a gigantic blunder. There should be reformation in our schools. All that glitters is not gold. Keep to the right as the law di- rects. Give us liberty or give us death. It is the good man who so. good deeds. Was there any attempt to appoint Harry Williams of Cleveland ? Come down off your high horses gentlemen. A certain gentleman who pre-| sided over the lower branch of the! Police court, has gotten his foot in the mud. ght cases were tried on its an¢ not influence. same individual has no bus- iness being Justice of the Peace. He isa milk and water republi- | can. | It will be a long time before this | man is made judge of the Police} Court, | The negro lawyers will have in-} fluence enough to keep him out. The world still moves on, The colored lawyer has taken the | place of the white man. Judges cannot stop them. Maj. McKinley has returned. What is the world coming to ? The office-seekers and office-hun- ters are coming to town. | There are still remaining a few crumbs. ‘ | Read The Bee if you want the; mews. | There are some judges who are too narrow to do right. Think only of those who do rights | Th it of young Johnson will be tried soon. | The chief of the hospital will be lJefended by the United States District Attorney. Things will be lively and don’t} you forget it. Some things you can tell and others you must keep. | The world stil) moves on. The report ig that the trustees are divided om the directorship of music. Kelly Miller must take the back seat. The color line in the schools must not be drawn. Let there be a change in the High and Normal schools. Our schools are in need of re- organization. Some people may think they know it all. Look out for the great political edition in The BEE. It will be the greatest edition on record. 50,000 copies will be printed. 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