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cs if Ctpt CWtaw U. A. LOHDOlt, EDITOR AND PROPFJETOR. w ADVERTISING Ono square, ono insertion $1.00 Oris Ripir, two insertions. ... 1.60 One square, ono month 2 lit TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 PER YEAR SI: Icily In Advanca. VOL. XX. PITTSIHMM), CHATHAM COUNTY, N. C THURSDAY, AHilJST I, 1H)8. Pur 1 irg. r a 1 vui tiscmcutJ Hhrl ."liiitrui'lK mil lut made NO, V.K II Graciously Our Noble Executive Acceded to the Prayer of the Great Frenchman. Prince Bismarck, the Great Ex-Chancellor of Germany Dead. The Spanish Ship Maria Teresa Saved. Gen Mcrritt In Command at Manila. Natives of Porto Rico for Venjreance. F.YF.NTSof tho most momentous sb character occurred at tho con ference ut tho Whito House on .Inly ;,!'tli, between tliu President, Am-Ltispii.loi- Cumhou, of Frnueo, nml Se cretary Iuy, curry iug tlio pcaco nogo tiutiuuM (in- beyond tlio mere submis sions of ttruis of poueo ly tho I' nit oil Hiatus mill reuching; tlio point of n pro luuiuury I : n h i i of peuro between tho gown iiuieut of Spnin mill tho govern ment of tho I " ii it cil St l en, neediug only tlio ruttiicuttou of tho Madrid cabinet in what was iluiio to hriui; tlio witi' to uu cud. 'this was neeoiiipltslied on tho putt of S niu w lieu AiubassadorCnipbon presented to tho President credentis.! lie hud received from tho Spuuish gov ti 'I'.moiit appointing him envoy extra ordinarj- mid minister plenipotentiary, with complete iusti notions as to tlio iniriucr t-f acting upon every ono of tho 1 eaco cnii ill l ton presented by tho Flitted States, including tho disposition of Culm, Porto Kid, tho Philippines, thn I.uili ones, indemnity, urnimlico. anil ut 1 other questions likely to nriso in tho iv:iv.-o of tho negotiations. Iho meet ing m hi lil in the President's private library, iiml both in tho subjects dis ci. see 1 uu, I tho impressive manner in which tilt' argument proceeded, it win h conference destined to become li:on;oi able. Too Piesidotit anil tlio ambassador uddresse.l eai'U other directly, with tho "reiitest fii-edom mill friinkuoss, eneh maintaining Iho just c of his position on tho several points involve. 1. When ut lu-t, after it ti elupiout plea by tho iiiiibas.-uilo,-, it was ugreod to nudity the conditions iu one articular, Secre tary Pay withdrew for half uti hour mnl attended to drafting tho modilicu tioii. This accomplished, tho unihiissn iloruddicsscd himself totho President, not so I inch as the udvocnte of Spain, but peiM.uitliy, having with tlio Presi dent, man fur man, n like interest in hiiuiiitt'.ty. M. Ciiuibon is a mau of fervjil eloquence, ami ho spoke with uu intensity of feeling wiiie'i made a tloop nnpi lssioii on the I 'resilient mnl the others pre-oni. llo spoke iu French, ouch sentence being caught up niltl in terpreted by M. I hiobniit with rapidity, ho that tho earnestness of tho ambassa dor's expression lost little by this indi i rit method of eomuiunii'ution. 'Iho President jspuko with e'iinl fruukuoss, mid hi the lenuthy diaenswion thore wr.s Kcareely u point in tho whole range of the war which waa not met uud freely considered. Terms of Peace. 'iho outlines of tho levins of peace ns drafted by Secretary lny uroan follows: ( ubii to bo f;oe: l'orto Kico to bo vded to tho I'nited States; ono of the l.mli one Isluudu (probably (liiiiiiu to bo ceded t j tho I'uited Status as a coaling Hlution, mid. n t nu immodtato step, all Spanish force in the West Indies to bo w ithdrawn, with tho formal ieliuiilish luout tiy Spam i f hc;r sovoreigutv ovor uny possessions rmoii!; those inlands. No war indemnity will bodoiuindod. As to the Philippines, the cnbiuot nreed upou the following point: That Manila liny, with t'.io city uu 1 sur rounding territory, should bo retained iu tho possession of tho I'nited States nt least for Hitch a length of timo as is necessary to deviso and put in opera tion Homo plau for tho future govern ment of tho entire group. .".atbes for Vengeance. Tho uppearanco at l'ouca of a largo body of volunteer Spanish deserter amused in tho breasts of tho natives a desire for revenge, and they began to f it nt out all tho Spaniards iu tho city who had ever been iu the volunteer i-er-vico and drugged them to tho pluu. lilood lionnds could not have been more savage. Tho most of tho Span mills iu hiding, upon being discovered were hauled in tiiuuiph by hootiug, jeeiing moba to (ienerul Wilson s hoad tpiai'ters, or to tho provost inat'Bhal's lliio iu tho municipal building. Some cf tho natives oven hojjau looting the residences of tho Spaniards. lhey midook liberty for liceuso anil wore crazed with a thirst for vengeance, (ieuonil Wilson, however, soon tuught them that rovongo could not be wreak ed uudci- tho protection of our ling, uud peremptorily ordered that the ar rest of Spauish suspects should coaso. Not Regarded as Serious. Tho diiVeroncos which have arisen betweeu (ieucrul Shatter and General (iiiicia mo not regiirdcd by the war otlicials as tierious, uud little doubt is expressed that they will bo amicably adjusted. Gen. Merriit Now in Command, (ien. Morritt urrive.l at Mauila on July il. mid immediutely aftor report ing to Ailmiii'l Ih'wey on tho flagship Olvinpia us.mned comuinnd of tho American forces. (ien Mcrritt was otllciallv re.'ogniod by a falnte of thirteen gnus. The Hank of Spuin g report for the week ending duly 'M nhows the follow ing changes: ('old in hand, incicaso, l,7;tti,"i'ii posftas; silver in hand, in-n-piie, I, I T V1'"1; not-s in circulation, inou-mo '.', ' M'.'ii. LU I'RINCT BISMVRK DIM). His Death Due to a Culiiiiimtiiin nf Ctirnnic Diseases. l'liuco lliamnrk, (iormnny's rent statesman and wuriior, d'.ed nt his homo iu l'i iodriclisruie on tho iiilit of luly SO. It appenrd that tho es-Chau-eellor's death was not precipitated by midden eomplicutioiis, but was rather j tho culmination of chronic diseases ( ui'iiralfzia of tho faco and iullmnmntion of the voius which kept him iu euii ' stunt pain, that was homo with tho ! irou foitiludo which u.iyht huro been expected. The be;inniuf of tho end dates from d uly 'Jo, whou tho l'liuco , was cou lined to his bed. I Official I xproslmi (if ? uipatliv. l!y direction of tho I'rosidont, tho following dispatch was i cut to linn. Andrew I . White, I'niteil States am bassador to Germany: "Washington, , l. ('. duly ill.- White, Ambassador, , Berlin: Tho l'rusidont charges you to express in tlio proper ollicial ipiartcr tc , the bereaved (icrnia.l nation and to tho ; family of the lUvoused statesman, tho sorrow winch tho government and peo ple if tho I'niteil States feci at tho passing away of the gieat ( liaucellor, i whose memory is ever associated with the great ness of the German Lnipiro. A !::, Asst.. Seo. Mis l ife. I'rineo Otto llduard Leopold His iii.irck-Sc hoiihuuson, was born of uu old family of tho "murk" ilhuudou buig) at Schonhiiuscn, April I, Ml, llo wurt created a Count on September H!, lxi! and 1'rince il'uisti Von His marck, m March, llo was odii- cuted at tho l uivelsities of Gottmgeii i, ud Griefswald, spout some time in t'.io army uud Hulisopiontly settled ilowna i a country getitlcinau. Hi ought up iu tho political faith of tho .1 linkers, ir I'liissiau Tory Siiiire:iichy, he bo caine, iu ls-l'i, a member i f the old monarchical party. 1 Miring tho revolu tionary period of His the services ho rendered hi the public debates to tho Conservative cause led to his ap pointment us tho representative of Prussia, iu tho IMet of tlio old German liund, ut l'l uukfort. Jilsiuaiok wus sent as ambassador to St. Petersburg iuj l.s.li) mid held that pori lion until ISi'.y. In "day of Hi'.' ho iio I'liuio Prussian uiubusjador ut I'aris. i'ivo months lotor he was made I'irst i Ministoi of Iho I'l ussiau I'rown. With in tho lie.vt ten years ho humbled tho Austrian empire, destroyed the French empito and created tho now German empire. Ho remodelled the map of I'll lope, dismembering Penmurk mid i'raneo. lie eulmged tho frontiers of t'russiu by tho annexation of various proviucos, iucludiug the ilomiuious of three detlironod German princes, nud iiuccoedcil in placing iermany, w hich had previously been iho weakest uud least respected of nil the great powers, at tho head of all tho States of Ku rope. Battleship Texas at New orK. 'Iho ISuttleship Texas bus urrivod at tho New York harbor preparatory to going iuto dry dock. She wasgivont; great wolcomo from the thousands of peoplo who crowded the decks of tho outward-bound excursion bouts. Pvery vessel that boasted a steam whistlo lot it shriek for all it was worth. 'Iho piping tones of little, tug boats mount ed with tho deep-mouthed roar of the ocean uud coastwise steamers, and the usual calm of tho Snbluth wus sup planted by u veritable paudeiuonium. The Maria Teresa Sau'd. The War Depmtmeut lias received tho followiuc dispatch from Admiral Sampson: "f'laya, July 'O'.t. --The In fanta Mariu Teresa, upon which the wreckers uro now engaged, will ho flouted uud brought to Gnuutanauio us soon as u small leuk is locuted, which is somewhere iu the bow of the ship. Whether this is duo to a smalt v-ilvo being loft open, or n hole which may have been made iu the l ow. is not knowu. Her on pumps are being used tii remove tho water, theio beiug sfuiu in ono of her boilers. iSignedi Sump son." Garcia lias Resigned. Advices from llnvnnu conl.rm tho report that General Garcia has relin quished his command und goue to Cnniaguey. Wants to Be friendly. 1 here is a strong desire in Fren.'u official circles to bring ubout a complete resumption of tho lileasunt i uli.tinna j with tho I'liited States which existed previous to tho trouble between Spain uud Americu, uud which were disturbed by French newspaper utterances. Federal ludgo llatifonl, of Tacoinu, has decided that uu insurance policy tloo not lapse becau-o of uou-pnv inonts until tho LohU-j- has been. il,i'!y liotillod, WAR NHWs KtMTO.VIIZICn. lirtcfly Tolil for tho Hurried Header. Monday. ( ion. Miles arrived nt tho place of dobarltution on the south coast of l'orto Kico, uoar 1'ouce. All of tho troops iu the surrendered territory of Santiago have laid dowu their nrm:. Capt. William C. Jtuckly, of thesupply ship Fort Victor, reports that b.i at tempt was made to blow uptho ship. A box containing thirty pounds of gun cotton and dynnuiito, with a clock-like mechanism, was discovered on tho mniu deck and thrown overboard. Largo bodies of soldiers gathering ut Newport News, Vo. , for the l'orto Iticnu invasion. Russian men-of-war ordered to tho Philippines. Tt r.sDAY. Spain mado a direct np peul to President McKiuley for peace. Gen. Miles landed at the port of Gu nnica, Island of Porto Kico, after a com plete rout of the Spanish forces. Ad miral SnnipBou R roportof tho destruc tion of tho Spanish fleet in ado public, also the supplemental report of Com modore Schley, (ien. Slinftor cabled tho Adjutant Gouoral tlio sanitary con dition of Santiago for duly. A great ovation tonderod Col. V. d. liypau ut tho Wiudsor Hotel, Jacksonville. Wkhsespay. Spniu w ill protest against nu attack ou Porto Kico. The Wanderer expedition a failure. All the Cuban troops at Camp Culla wcro truusforred to Caimnuoro. Honolulu went wild with joy ou rceoipt of news that tho I'nite.i States Somite hud pnssed tho Hawaiian resolution. The Spanish forces ut l'orto Kico uro coti centratiug ut Suu dunu. dnpnuese press generally favor the retention of tho Philippine islands by tho I'nited Statos. Geu. Shuftor reports d.TTn sick soldiers. Admiral Miller bailed for Honolulu. Tiu'iishay. Terms of peace being reduced to form. Fever report from Santiago, uew casos total 4, P."., death from fever Wood's immune regiment snilod for Santiago. Tho authorities nt Port Monroe refused to let tho stoniuship Concho with sick soldiers from Santiago touch ut that port. The thir l regiment of Pennsyl vania nud tho third disvisiuu hospital corps arrived at l'er unudiua. State lepurtniont replies to Spain's charge of bad faith. Wrecking expedition ofT for Santiago. Captain Cook's (of tho ISrooklyni report on tho j destruction of (. cveru Heel made public. 1'niiiAY. - Port of Ponce, Porto Kico, surrendered. President McKiuley and his cabinet wero in r-cssiou for live hours discussing tho forms of peace that would bo acceptable to tho l luted States. Pritish subjects uud nutives of the Philippine Islands iu Loudon cabled to I'rosidont McKiuley praying lifm not to ubundou tho Philippine Is land for tho snko of penco. Through Spanish sources it is reported that I Manila has surreudored. Another transport sailed for Manila with the First l'akotu llegiiucnt. S. rriiKW. Peace negotiations 10; eeived a great impetus ut tho Cabinet meeting, when M. Cnuihon appeared in tho capacity of plenipotentiary for Spain. New.) of Gen. Merritt's ar rival at .Manila couched the War i'o purtiueut. An ovntiou to (ien. Miles ut Ponce. Kinihv. (Inn. Wado ordotid to Porto liico. Tho battleship Texas ar rived ut the New York harbor and was given n great welcome. Dispatches re ceived iu Loudon sav tho Madrid gov ernment considers tho I euro terms us being vory hard. Spain becoming de spondent ubout tho Philippine Islands. A military club formod in Santiago by tho American military ollicers. W AIi XOTKS. Capr. ditchings, sou of Congressman ('etchings, of Mississippi, on duty in Gen. Leo's command, died at Jucksou ville, Flu., aged ST. Cnptuin-Genoral Mucins, of Porto Kico, has ordered his H.iiO'j mou, now scattered ovor tho island, to defend thomsolves us best they can, uud us a last resort to rotiro to San Juau. iho Loudon I aily Mail under. stands that the i'ritish transport doluugii, eairying grenadiers to Gibrulter, was stopped iu tho l!uy of liiscay by mi American cruiser. Tho fovor situation at Sautiu,'o as rcporte,-! duly :iii was, total sick VJT'.t; fever cases, :!, III'.; now cases of fever, tii Hi ; cases of fever restored to duty, .V,iO; deaths, 1 : causo, nstliouiu, follow ing malarial fever. The Spanish two-mnstod schooner Giharn, loaded with lirewood and char coal, nud with 'nil wounded Spanish soldiers, was captured bv tho Nushwllo on tho ',:?tl of duly while trying to ou ter tho port of Gibiiru. Letters received from Cuvite, uudi r date of duly '.''I, stnto that tho insur gents have done nothing since their second repulse at Malute, when tho American troops wero bold uuder arms through fear of an attuck by tho Spun inrns. A dispatch from Madrid says that Kiug Alfouso is convalescent from tho attack of measles. The same dispatch says that it is quite apparent that everybody in Madrid is resigned to the nc-eptiinoo of tho American terms of peuco. The only mutter that is rais ing any difficulty is tho Cuban debt. Au interesting feature of the military goverumout atSuntiugo is tho coustmit stream of nutivo residents who aro pro touting claims ugaiust tho l". S. gov ernment for losses eustaiued at the hands of Cuban troops iu, the but three years. Theso claims uro prompt ly leturaed with au expression of re gret. Seuor Lnriipie Trnjilio, tho editor of Tho Porveuir.of Now York.thocrgau of tho Cuban insnrgeuts. w ho rocontly ar rived in Suntiago, applied to Geiieml Wood for u license to establish a Cuban paper there. 'I he character of the pro posed publication was not considered desirable by the general at present. and perunssiou to publish it w as absolutely refused. Li-Lup-Yan, leader of the rebellion iu tho Province of Kwung-Si, China, bus paoclainied a now dynasty, styled "vast progress. " Aid Wanted at Malatc. The governor general of Malato. telo ecaphinu to the Muillid government. tinder date of .Inly l, snys that nid is j indispensable to resist tho iuuuiuont 1 attack of the American forces lindtr1 General Mcriitt. 1 lut foreign wsi-j ships in tho bay, the dispatch snys, ! aiisworod tha salute iu honor of the j (,hteeu's eaiiit day, and the American ' vonsols dti'lave I the Ainoricuu tbig. i womans I J I -A M 1 ra (7 r tHJUi (..'" I A 'y"" f ll.M'Tt'l! XIV- i.nlliitiiMl. "tVlicn .Mnrgii'i't r- lied home after her i do, iluritig which her thoughts hud lint cc.isc 1 to dwell i, on her Int.- bitt.T know leilyc, ."-iie foini I that Krimi had ai rh. d. Kidb-vol a' lh iiit.'Higi-ncc. yet feel ing the iinpiilelity of meeting him In her tln ii, stale i f liiiud, she determined In fen, it n headache. In h"il her im-ngin-itinn was not gea'ly exercised for t his end ti i' 'bill pain in her temples pave reality to her excuse. If l'.riau li.-i I l.ii i.vu the ino eent of her Arrival hWlll'l not have escaped fo ily, lu'. h was in the libiary at the time, und -Murgcr.-t was tlius enal'led to reach tin' w.-li oiiii i-ee'iision of herow ii rnem. Iron! which safe ic'reat she lis tened fur nny chance sound that might reach her ear-. Nauiiybiul n-siired her that Krian had lien made i icnfurlaliie, and she aim cnnllileil tha' lie li nked paler than nsuid und hail been asking every llie minutes if Mnr :in et had reiurm d. The ol I refrain," thought Margaret, v.i'.li a sigh, "lie can spoil I days away from me without regret, but if I leave him il ihinnt ' here he i-omplains. '" Nanny w.i'. sect with the inoisag" ti nt Ma'-gii'-et w.m ilnlispn-e I, and Imped he would c sense l or fur to-nigtit. S':e retimed with a few lines that Prian had .-cribble.! on the lly-leaf of a blll.'.i. "Pear 71itrg..re:."' tl.ey 1 egati. "I a u fd sorry y i in not well. Let Inn tun).' up nil I -ii with yi u. 1 promise to be veiy i.oiet au I w.v ( leM-nco i-aniiot. I.uri ;u:i. 1 mi -s yi ii ?-n uni -li. It is i'iiU ilicv.i here, '.vit'i only my thoughts for c .n;:i :. .Xi y iiiim-i able thu'ights. !.! i ,c pee ji mi. if only for live .diuites, M ug - i ;. 1 am ea'in. my dinner all ulivv. " All ii'nne' 1 i i r i rian1 " I ! 1 1 1 :. r, if only for th e min utes.'' A -imple re jiicst, easily gi-nnt-ed, iii.d yet even live Iliinutes was mere thatislie e ill I l eer tn-iiight. And s i-he insw. re I the iio.e. Shu thanked him ii hi,- .-ympal !iy. Her illness w.:s Imth'lig Iviore III II H headaclie, for whici was the lust meilioili". t'lie eoiii.'l i t i-e.' h'm t i-night, tluuigh she Wjjs mmtv be was 1. nely. She i.t I e.it.ji her i I'li-r ah'li.; tor two V.e -k-i. And Pi i.m read tli so written winds. Iu: he iciM n, ,t r. a i beiweeti llct lines. tllAI'l'IK V. V AICVMIKT lilS'-i IVK'I 11 I I! M H 1 1 1 f 1 II l M il Maiy.i'v: i iiiild not niak" h"r headache tevve i:i-r aiiDthi r day wi hciit. arousing M::-ii.'ii ill. so :ih 1 w a : inrei'il In i oine to bnakr,;st next m en n.;, win-re she lu. 11 I Pr.au I efore her. lie greeted her with a warmtli licit ex; r. .-seil a variety o' enint o!i-:, while ide' eiideavnrel to show inn liange ill In r inniiner toward him. "1 hope the h nd.ieiie has ipiile gone," hesaii, taking his j i-' 1 ullee from her band. "Yes, entirely," sli- .in wire I; "I feel quite w d this ninrn.i.g. ' Her appeaian -e bell. .1 h r WTils, and sii Pr.an t'.o igiil in- he regar led her 1,-iiiier int. inly fro 11 h end of the ti. b! . 't hen a roiistrn:in'i silence fell lelw ell them. Miil-ali t sent', he I her 111: ml I'nr Koine r.-"miiii. Sh found 110th in.: I ut the ipiestinu wh ch i-he regret -ted lis soon lis it had pas-eil her li( s. "Iid yi u en oy yonr-elt'-" A.'hiinge pii-.se i on r his face, an I he uiis.'. ie,l wiih au 1 in! a'r.is-ed air: "Per! a; !- yi ".1 wn ihln't eail il elij.-y-ir.eiii, Margaret 1 dnii't know. Some times 1 wi-li 1 could tii nk and act like y.-ui'i'. I wir.ihl at I. i-i I e snared the luireryol' regr.'t, all I I da'csay I wn lid le ha 1 i. r." "!i,d 1! Mil Would." .-he inter o-e I, quickly, "Not :o ihlnU ami act as I do preei.-.eiy. I on no! in. -an I lint , of eour-e. I.e. an:-- I n uM never -e' III.. Self u;i as ll'l .-risiiple; but if Jul would .'Illy b.. .1 fiYrent. It y.ai wi'aild not do t :e thing. wleeli bring 11 gi.'t. ' " That i - e isly r ;i . I . Margaret. 1 i-h ill'. I he pi if-'c:'il' t il.it were the I'll., 1 am unfortunate iu the ,, -session (1f u .liseoiitented nntiire. ,-i id i! can't be w ell lielpe 1 iiuw, I believe people are In ru to eeriiiin things, ami i am I mn to nn hing. I lice's W ilm 11. 1 was talk ing t" him the other d i.v. He's a g.m follow, but n fiunk iu his wav. I . a'i him a I-;i' lil ii I doi tor. Takes, to it like 11 d .ck to v.at.-r. and is in hi.-, element win n he's tending a hit of si -k. dirty fhi'dieii. Hi' eo ' 1 rse peop'e adinire lln.se things; ca'l him imMo, im-ellisli, und ail ti I'. Vv ell, 1 il ., t,,o. Vet f flin t do what lie docs. I'm of different caliber, I sin pose. Some time ag he to!d lue he c 'iild get 111" ill a I o-pit.-il. It was a splendid opening, im doubt, an t any mind or o!' fei'i.ws weie Icing v for ir. ' So 1 told h'm I'd I charitai.le ami le' H.mooihir ponri!eil have it. lie couldn't undei stand niv i.-fii-al. Why' P.eeau-e his ii-ns and haliits .'.!' .t f eie 1! Mom iniiie. 1 am sorry it is '' " And I ;i si rry you have thrown liwav so n,;in .i.lv.iiitag... Priun. It is real'y a -l:.;ine. I call have no patience with you. " ill ian was b nt tinder this outburst. Margaret's id. as might be right in the lib-tract. 1 ut lie hid Hit ile-il e to prao tica'ly apply tliem to hi'iiself. ' Yi 11 1 l.i'ue i;,e for 11 very common failing." lie said alter 11 moment. "There me any nil 11b. ro' tii"ii in New ork tn d.iy wlio have 11 lm-iiiess of any kind. T:n y me w. ll-t - !.., of course, and they tin 1 plenty t 1 till their tine. Here. Iiowev.-r, it is different. There are no.li-ersioie-, 1'iid one " Mils! go 111 the ci V 1 seel; tiieiu. I tllnlel -t III I, ' s.lM Mlllgalet. "I'mb r the .Ir .trust uiees ii i- surprising tha' you h t.or Fiiiitio.nl at all. W hy hot tak.- up yonr residence ir New York?" He leg.i'iieil her with liiore than sur pr se. ' V . nld y el w mi il an un'ango- I I ' lie u-k.. With lllllcll A.llintll. " y.i'i -o ready and iitixio is to be rid of me'' II. ev wo'd I y... like lb - in-igh-lii ih,io. in iliscii-.; otlf ll'Tll'f-, and '' a n I nu ni 1 JL Influence Margaret laughed bitterly. "Tho iielgliborhito I lias already disiuis'.-ed them to its henn's content, lie sure i f thai. I don't believe i can lie hurt inure than I have been on tha' po'ttl. As to go' ting rid of yon, you talk without reason or sense, Urian. 'I'lu re d ho 1 o ending rid ol you, even if 1 regarded you in th 1 light of u lu'llstniie nroiind my 1 k; vhi.'h I don't - --unite. o,v, I've 1 11. mi lh liking n i;1 'ill ileal, mid 1 have d ' ca'e I that as ymi cuniiot endure life here I'll have to end. no life in New York. I am going there next week." "Tn New York," repeated Priun, scn-cely al l in credit his ears. I tii light vott Kuld it vould hieiik .v-mii-lie. irt to leave ITinwiol." Margaret dri.p,.e I her fork and stooped to pick P up before slie answered: "!oii'l br ng up things I've said." .-h" returneil, with some iuipatieiice. "lire can't be a 'countable to;' every Word. I urn determined not to be tulke I ill 0:1', mnl I want to ho : oiuctliii g 1 f this wo.iderfiil New York, wheio life is so llexible that it 1 11:1 hen I tn every cnpi ic...' Your expression, s.r. You will have to t i m I me a resting place. No', u lmii ie; that would be a bother. A sin-ill .ip irt -ment wdl lie best; please look for one, if ymi 1 nn lln I time fro'ii your important social duties." "Yes," sad lirian, gradually recover ing from hi surprise. "I ll dn what I can, notwithstanding ymir -cr a lie ref I'leuee to my duties. Those .-.wo t lip weren't m:ib) for Kir-as-n. liou't fi-..vn. I know Pin a daring feihev. 1 wi-li I coiil i undcrs(:i:i I th s s i Id. 1: whim of yours. It is sensilee; I can 1 ileiiy tha'. I've thought s. ver.i ' t inr s that it would be delightful to spi n 1 our winters in Nevv Vo"l; .111 I our f.i,im.iers liein. 1 shall lie happy to enjoy your sn.'iety and Hit) city at ill" -.line tilil '. " Margaret did imt reply to this, and when she spoke again il was 11:1 an .'.her topic. lirian found tim.- t -.-euro au apart ment which seein.it in .Margaret suit able iu all particulars, and as the linn she had llxo I upon for dep'inure drew nearer she be gull to r iiliy.c the co-t o! leaving idniw.'o 1. Her life wus s i thoroughly ii'entitie i w iih th;s home she had learmid to love s.n ilear'.y. Inr mill. I mil heart -o ;uiy W .-lipped Up II all . lUIU.'C'.e 1 , itil It, tililt it was a hiinl niid r al ;ieiiliee to bic.'ic iii old as-ociiitioii-1, iilid I o tiirwiird In an imleliiiite stay iimeng emu! uraliv i str ingers and tun" ng. nial surronn I ings. ibit the siiierilice had to be n a le. and it was 1. : t -r t make it s..i.n. -i. iiigu.'d. I 'welling upon it only le.-cle i: liar lee, and after tin- actual leaving v. a - over, the bitterest plllt. -he e.lldd oeo herself to I ititin'e l iu tha' gii.-i1. b i. v eitv, which held i.t .- 1! ur.-i-..-u t 1-t l.el'.' She Would have -t.i'.ell I! w II V :uiotlv. tn have u voided I lie pa ill of saying -.o ! by tn lier l'i i. lid-. 1 ii' : Ir- v. . s not p..-- sible; ;i. tlio III pica- iir experie ee 111 I til be I'lienliuteleil. Til" b uriul grief n" the l" toiy chil llrelt, who h i I giowii t i l ".'i llpotl hel as a secniid mot her. trie I her tt en .t ii illnl leso'.ili loll -.-vel'. 1 .-. il'l I b'tl In r riit'n-r urea ling l.er visit to The t 'edars. in which she was -in to lind the l o'.i.. mi kind iind sympathetic that i' v.- .til 1 be impossible to b nr up. "If he only unilersto.jil how it hurts,'' slu- thought, milking her 'a y to Alice's room, "lie would le only hard and col l. People call the well I .'.'.hi and mi -y-.ij a th 'tic, l-ii' it seem- to me that ' "lam only ii Ivi-lng vol, Alice, such tempers ure here litury, von know." I lo se light wolds I lol.e railii'i-r idel y upon Margaret's liioliihohoi v relied ion -, iilid notwithstanding In r -t.t'o of i.iin l, .-he was compelled to -mile. "Nell. I ileclnre. ' -he M.IIIoipii -e I. pulling aside the p .ri.Tc ..ml nt.-r.ng the li t) ii. tn Iind tin- :i r.f 'i e--il.e young lady .-eiiled on a table, l.er fed dai g irg iu the air and In r laughing fa.'.' sng,e-'-ing th" iid-H h i t' In r w--id i had o-pres-oil. .Merciful Into-! it lev i-'i'l Mi--Margaret!" sh" cried, imping :i' in b"i' perch nud iii-hing to gu . t Maiai.'. "Vnu didn't ri',-t tn li.c.' icil. i gi.c-s imt, but lier.' 1 iim. a- Id ; a- life mi I (wio a- natural. Thank li.uw'ii yo i've c .inc. 'lake off yonr hat und cont. That's 1-iglr. N.c.v y.'i !' ! lie. : tit hoine. Yi-i.'ll -tay to h ..c-i, .! fi ti.'seV t'h. v.--, yo i w'l'i. Ymi nm-l. I'm .1 gn:ie.- oth rwise. W I y n.y anxiety, you usk.' ie i.-' what a want of ci iipr. il n-idi' An I ymi know the nid tear, tin; luxe -ecu hi- ii tie ebullitions ot wi:!!h. and note 1 the d.-.j- cute pink that on rpreud- hi- .'Xpn he feature when -oni d mly like me ba iiii opinion that dear, mill, beloved Uli -'e of mill" who tr.e.l to box my . ar thi inn ruing aiel n:.iy be . okmg lor me even a' this moment. So ', lew I trembl", nml -liiv. r. i nd tdiake. So stay, I ray yi ti; .-tuv to . aim ti e foe of h s ..i--ii n and throw oil on th" tumbled wiitcis, a - it were. I i. 1 you e him in yonr wanderings through the litdl ' Hid yoii i ntch a gliinp-c of hi- -empire, cherubic " "Fir mercy's sake, be quiet," i u- in Ale. int. rriipling Nell's I! w ; . o ijiieli e. " Ymi would set an volie ci a v v . Sit down, Margaret. I'll try tn he. p jmi from being talked tn. loath. ,m look t ire I already. " "(ioiioriius cieututf," -etn;le.l Nell. "Take Ihis.-liiiir by me. Mi M.iig.m t You'll le sate, r.-ally. V. -. uncle urn! I ha I a glorious .pia-rel th - m..i n.n .:. I can't remember what aio ii. I vcu- t III I'll tn l'X ro-S l-ll npill oM o;i . j"ft, I diire -ay. lb- .iifl'clcd with ice. So we had a regular buttle. He 'hi,' a -peer old I'oiu says, and I .let. r.i'c i my self agiiin-t th' icpnm n hi- tongue. Alice ineiely griuiieii. Vv Ip n ymi ea. tie iu I wa i trying to tell her tint .-'i.-'i tempers are heiclitarv, and ilier. roie -he'd better look out ' ' "Pld she thank you for your rdvi " "Tllilllk III"? Not -h '. Il"l n ituie'. too ungrateful. I here i n"; ! I had a question to n-k ymi, an I I vo bug feu it nlready. 'h. ye-' i- it realle tire tluil you are going avvuv.- 1 Ii it r I this morning. " "es," all-welel M.irg.-tft. v,i, i. rigli. "I am g" ng o-ni r.rr-.vv. ' 'So soon'" a-ke.i A I ice. i oni ii g le hind Margar. t' - fliair an I pitting lei' iirms nreuud her neck. II. siiatl 1 ever get on wi limit "Ing ui . v iy day or s i. I can't Id ymi u". ' Margaret flu-re I A!:c s h.ri in hers. "If it is hard tni y-'ii. l.i. w m'..-:- lurl er it i- for n e." -he an-wec d. "I'leuse ilon'l l e mel.in. l .:y." -:;, Nell. Willi il ql.iek It! IPC. .it ll il I .1 ! I r. face. "Alice, go .-ill -i! I'owu. ..ii give me the blip's, if 1 icy I', a i!i v. i I ru t' speak, ii- one ol my !t ifiels won. i r mark. My disposition in really neist column. I eiy so eusi'y that the slight est effort will' bring un o o:in ol' tears. I lien my nosu g"ts red, my freckles grow larger, and I'm n sight getp rally. Sn limi't make me w.-ej.. If y. u are go ing to New York, Miss Margaret, I envy yoii, 'Cause whyr 'l iiine y.-u've got ii.nney mil can liavo no end of Inn liieiii. It's different with us. We mn I ii ir, as Alice has no doubt told you, mid it's a nasty, mean, contempt ihle lee ing. Poverty wa the reason for our moving to I iiiladelphin, nothing in tlp'V.ni-ll else. I Mir friends were told tb.it v,e like I Philadel Ida; tlur the irr agreed with u we are nil mi healthy we'd thrive in a p g-pen wlr-n the real, niivuriiislp d truth is the h w rmit-iig'ee with mil' poeket-biioks. I t"ll ymi, y.-il dim'! half know our trick.'.'' "Hh, Nell!" ';u-t hear Alio., sav :h, Noll!' a -tip ugh - In.' ib e-ii't know a- w II a- I do He trick of pp. guild. Th" .,11. id mean- pur e. p!e, vo l I inc. v. Nut p. .or wn - !i"rvvoiuoii,i 1 1 own .non, sera b- vvoineii. and such poerly-.-li ieke i wr lelie-, I u- p i it i pie like ll-, trying to l.cep up appearances on mulling. I iili-iiniiiat" them, nud 1 de- i-e poverty sohuirdly that I'd rat'p r be rich tl uu go to heaven. Now it's Miss .Miirgmct's tuiu to ay 'Oh, Nell!' an I lew shic-k-d -Ir; hulk In the bargain. It's evid. ut r.lie do.Mi't know aiiylh ng nbnut i-crap-ing and serat dong. It 'die'd lived in .heap Hals I bet -he'd a gr e with me. Tin y are -imply li it. bp.. A u. when it omes to furiiir li.-ii I'at- l.i rd. l e mer; t nl to me, n ,-iniii r! W. 'v had them, l.n 1 1 know wlr-reof I s; ea1'. I lenieiu bei' one. espceiaily. The gfat. et .In a i ll ! ( ild. ll.ind-oiiiely Inrni-h d, th" owner called it. We hadn't I ti in il three ihivs be'oi-e ad that hand .lip' tiiridiuie tuiiil led tnpie -. els . of luwiiiiarity I reed e tr on pt , v. ry lll.ely. Nn. I've-inWII '-U-pi"ioPS. ll I -I"- 11 t iiy . n a sola I v.ant In know win! is uini. r it; and no miittor In.w ir.tm - t.t t'ie chair and tables may loo!, sin ng iiioi.n l In their Sunday i-p tins, n- ill vv. r , I ki.i.w it's ten t that t!u tal los will -hod u 1 g mi l lip- chairs giv e up a b ck or - uit jn -t when one is t ce'.ing f iieli lu; p.rt. Y. u s , xp." i- . i,,... i i a gneil tene!,. r." "'I haaks fur vniir or. rim," reiiiiirl," I Alice, as Nell I'ii'i-eil b r I'l" ith. " Vo ir toii-uo, my dear, is one n: tho.-. ii.fan'. iiidii-iti-s not in mnl . I 'piotcetion.' "Neli's ex . r one rather Ir glit.-iis. l.i ," rcpiiirkeil Xlargme', wit'i a gliim-.. lit tlio iar.' speaker. "Think " n v fur-ni-lio I apartment, i.nd what i r u abi; in -tor A fin iii-lf I upai" men: ." imke iir Nell qii'ekly, "i-a-d:!l"i"ii fr-.m a for. ni-b.-d l!a! u a crovlroin a pa". t'lii .e. I of ! laiigli ii, icy e n pui i-on. ptcu-c. I I iu. -idor it parti, ulariy happy, an ! !. re- I II 11 to t ll" ll) III" 111 I ! I ! , V.'ll pin ub'V pli.V liiii.i t .mi linn lie I tn throe Inn r d itm liii s .i p. oat h. Nov we in v i-e a q lie i to ,mh 'king -o le fela'de. A Put. p.. th ing more nor iocs than a I'a'. was the ..:.;. . ' ..' ."ir iiuili ii. ii. an I iiicr.-in l.o.-i the diiVert lie". ll is to i liable me to 0110 day live iu a'i na!tmen! li e your that I a n imwili! g 1 1 ! ! y -eii'. li- 111 ; or a h i-l an I I'.. unity an I I lue ! 'n ..! do-i i d .'.iniieyt indi-p. nsa ' bv I! . v.uii g, well and ',.n .d. It lie'- .. .1, ill ll the Poller. II. .'H No mote, plea e, ' I egg.-l Margard. ' I cain.. here . p. et ii ; o I e do!.. u;, a u- i y o'T v ma ! i;.-- lu i ;li -o 'I '.uld'oi l '. he -nri n V ill!,' " quo e I N. ii. " ioi'i.oiiiI work ot me", y, my c. el' I'V.' per oriln ll gli"d net mil llll- .-ii c. ii Iv. I'm an i'S -n1 young er-o:i, iii' l, u- you -ay, I au't imagine I: .-.v they m.'inug" In -pari, me at ho.ue. Put to toll the ti ii t Ii. May i- the inq ot - l.lii' Oil" j'l-i no'.v. Sh" is .-o il; to lie n arri' I, y.-u see; end by .-1:1, c curb 11 M.rt of r.-ckoii i 1 g. her a lue is ite'iva d lifiy p. r cent. It isienlly u hard ca-e. Tiie two I c.iuti f tin- Iiiinily go ng nl'f iutiii- sly!e, mnl leaving In-s-an I me I . single 'b .e edne.-s. 1 I'eb -i ug.i;i:.-l ucli ir.ju-t docroc-, I wish I wa i.eau tiiu . 1 di I'nn't I wi-h i w a s beaut il u1! I'd l.l.o l'i" Ii'e to tumble 111!", li ' s just r un In .king at n.c. What's the mat ter, Alice'-" ' T'l be glad to inuke ii I'cvv reiaarks.'' vs .- the uii-wcr. wl'li utTeeied m-ek- ' Poor , hild' Have you i-e, 11 waiting 'or ;i y 1 eriui--011 allihi- time- Cer t.iitii. vou c. 11 talk. I on'! pull down .cu bit' in that !a -'..ion. I ; remind 1 1 1 1' old S en-cr wheii he iu iu'g. s in Sci iit in ... Seriptuie b-ung sour thing I 'm totally ui, a .p.. rut. -I with. I dmi't w an' j! p. oii!p. no I in my ( res nee. Spi n .. r 01 nauiciit- li - . I'llVCI'Sill Ion with Pblici! quota' i. n '.hcre'ice 1 Itaie S -i'V. Pi - id.-, lie -ay- 'lludn't . ."K!it or. uti I an v mun, w , .ma child who -ay- 'Imdii'1 on lit. r' 'I. ad ought, r' be -la' t My plvate opin XV imt , pen! ! 1111. Ir on! ( rue mi-. I'm 'l.-iil. 1 m :i- huegiy a- a I ear. Mi-s Mi.r.iii"1. ptiiy take ni" under the shadow of your wing. Abe-, lead tip' way. 1 sun it fi ittci- 1 'h. my I xpres-iti ; 11 mtld ho .. tlc.t th oi- bihoil .nlie n s of the fritter- and h.-r unci..'- pre-oi ni gh! sib-nee Nell's I'ltsy iimgue. Alien did i.al the way in lit- him 1xr1.11 . A .MiUnif i 'h Iii initiin'r. Wmii. 'it liiive hup.; liceti liriiiutip rs for ;irt it'les id feinub' iippiire!. Many milliners -.-tn 1 their to; resetituti'.e- 1 P. HI ii'H- sinull t'.XVII til illint her 1 1 1 ink.- ntd.'t's for b.'its imd bonnets. Such wntuoii li.'ive il light to I II- lolb d in the inible iil'IPV of ilrutii-tip-i - w it I mil tin t her qin-t i. 11. I !.:i".v u tiiilliiier's dt'iitiiuief nip'o, -uv - 1 b r lot i" Ad un-. 'ti I lie Nc.v oi k .1 uit'tiiil. 1 met lier .it u New ritli hnuliiMlg le tl-e. Sh" VV.-l- u Veil pi'.'lty giil und -l.e vviite ,1 c pgii'igi CU-llllli 1'" goVV II IIKple with s!;-p.. -!. eM - und plciil.v of ilium, n l jew clt ; . 1 t.. ik bet to the t ho, iii r und ce-ci 1 inn. d In r freely after ilieper-t- it'll 1:1 11 v. sll" W.I- ills) il buy 1 r uf llillilll-'l-' good-. .'Ill I lief btlsitlCt.- :tt N. vx V i t !, wn- (n purchase for half a oel ,',sj.. bolt -. Tile hist t itii" I !p ,'iid n her she h -nl t ukeii a ViCing UiUil to silppnll. Why. iu le d. slucild Wntiieti II it I. drummers'- Tin y :.!'. quite us aide iill 1 active ;i- tiie nun. illld ll.'IVe lilt bettif n .l'it!"ts. They do tu.t ngle lililil'-, tlto.V llo lint t'llllilflf 1 iiClfesSCS the.V do I: d I'litl tip hot.'! bills ill the 1 ! ense id their employer and they 1!.. 11 d lmv 11 vv e!ii; ;.-s ol!t of t p tn .tii'.v .-illnvvcl for "iM r;is." Com et.i vi t; - ; . v, Ireli we think are !" M iv.-I wo a"'.c ,,,, y a-dT.ts, with llldlt clopee; li,:t tin.-e w hieh . nuscioneo .:,... in ns we do , ,eiit.. v.e reeoivi. with th" sane ura'pudc '.hut wo do . yj,,.,, (,vv.,y. do not met it., v HOUSliHOLD ArFAinS. I fins Inr l. -.iiali.iu. Kusf iun crash i ; a materia! which lend': itself tn the cliiu is nf the dec i.rab.r with excellent results. It is inexpensive, very wide, and, when painted, makes bountiful drupe lie s. A clever woiiiiin is planning tt gather a quantity of ferns this scii-on. nml, with i green dye, decorate n big pieco of the ciusli with obl-laHhiniicd spat Icivviuk, with the ferns I'm- 11 pattern, for a bed civ cf. Iluw lit Wa-ti -ill.. Silk stockings should be washed niily iu hike warm watrr. The best way In wii-h -ilk underwear is to let it snuk for fifteen minutes, iu tepid sud- c.iiiluiiiiug a lilt If iitniuiiiiiii. S .ap should never be put mi the gar ment, uud i! should 110 1 be rubbed, merely squeezed through I he fingers. The article should th.-n be rinsed llii'i.iprb. several v. 111 or-, all lukewarm. The lasl water : hoiibl contain a little bluing in 1 a tcu-p Miul'iil of liquid, gum nr.;!. le. and the articles should al last be wrnn nut between towels ami pro. -cl between liHldill while still slightly v. 1 I. Ti. VV .1 ll Ml VV mil I liuilicl-. A family whose iiie'nbct s wear lino iill-wnol ll'nniieU all the year through have solved the problem nf having, them washed well. 1'n prevent shrink ing' they unlet bo eare fully pulled iub shape. It is 1101 ncces -ary t hal one sbniibl .-.lop in t'ie nil I t of ether luundiy work to pie-s llauiii Is, for, if it is convenient, ih.-re can be two va-ii.l.iy. ;u tin- week, tlannel day on Tinir- duv, when 110 n'.hcr washing i. lone. A 1 range sweeping by hav ing diiVereii'. moms swept thoroughly only on ullernale wci-ks, the licd-l'oolu-i. lor instunce, nti niie week Htld the liviii.' rnotii; the ncxl, so Unit lime is i.iude I'nr the cxt r.i wash day. I .- a ('111. i.l ti.x.il 'I'.-u. " i f you u i-h to have a good cuji of tea, " the tna'iwhii knows teas says, "buy a liiilc I'liiin brown teapot, w hich looks nut unlike 11s tn outward appear ance the couruoii tbr.vcr pot iu which yimr plants emu. I'mm the ilorists. Hut this red past.- of which your teapot is uui'lc'-iif iiiucli liner materia!: it has 11 Japanese stump on th" bottom, and it ciitncs from u small tow n in China tint fur l'i un o'.i" nf the lur c elites. Then when vo l h.i.e your Icapi.t, take good cu e of it. I .o. 'I v.u h it. Why -h- .ll.l yniiV Kin-. -it nut immediate ly a!'t r ii-ing He a careful nf it us n inuii would be of u uif 1 1'sciiiiiini pipe, und it will be oni" reu-niicd and in c reuse iii v. line a! the rule nf .-'1 a year.'' I f the ciiiinoi-.eur w i-lie tn get snnni good Uu .inn tea it cm bo found at ?1 II pound, mid uu inexpensive tea. for it i- stri.n ; in I u lull" w ill go u long wav. New V.uk Time-. Hi a. In . I ..l- the liiM... Tl.o army of b. u-lies f..- hoilselndil ll--.' i- coii-tuutly being added tn by ill- I vf.itoi s v. it'i a quick eye for t,ic ci I pencil's of the laoiii' ut. P- -ides the ! alii nis kinds an 1 - i.tc- nf tin' crumb brushes, re igni. c 1 readily by their curving niitlities. there is now a nevv- ci ucr known 11- the bvc n'c.nck tea brush, an 1 designed fur use in brush ing the ci limbs t. o.u highly polished tables over w hieh u- cloth is laid. The bri-tie., of thi- new addition arc so soft iti not to injure iho liund-miiic'd table ever made. Tin' handle is ornate cnnugii to make the brush un uppro pi into ud.,tiuei id' Insurious surround ings. This bi u-di is not u prosaic half menu lik ' its ..'.lb r a. id tougher associates, ll is higher thu'i It is wide and itltn ;;i tlier union.' Mining crumb brushes. There is a ring oil Hie handle through which a iibb..ii may be slipped for f'U'lher decoration, mid th'' u-cl'll! i i.l -plcuieiit kept in ar at hand may bo dcl'tiy v i.-lde 1, iti between tunes, by tiie lair tea piiinvr nt nti uftcriiooii f unction. I Misting : bin-be- iucicii.e iii num ber, as do diptcis i.ia le of feathers r j uud nl stmng hemp. i lie latest mi- illlinll 11 nil- lumny is a ii'vniviug brush et' stunt, .-titl' lei: ties, made fur wiping out tin 1 tiers and interstices of curved til 1-11 1 1 1 r.-. It is uu utltii m itic conirivuii. c . ( M.eo lix il ill pluoo a.ruinsi the -tiii'bo: 11 du-l hole in tho icik. and by r. iliitnp.'. 1' c round handle up. re or Ic.. rapidly the work is done and the coiner wipe I out well and ef fc'tuuliv. - 1. on, Ion Mail. lif.ip.s. Chocuute L ing Ciincnlaie icing is cu-ily pi i-pat ci, us follow s. M.-lt three ounces ..f ch. n'i.lal . iu liulf a gill of water, add l ull' a pound of icing sugar directly the water is warm. Stir till all is iii nlxcl. but do not let il boil. Uaspheiry Foam Whip the whites nf four tg.'s until frothy; add four tuiilcspooui'ii't. ni' powdered sugar and vviiip until very Mill, dr.ipping 111 11 little a' a lime thlr" t.i'd"sp.nilil'iils o raspberry juice. Ilcui iu ;j.!a--c'i and serve ut once. Corn Pudding One cm nf corn r'ni'ppcd tine labniil nin pint I, two pegs benloii. one hull' cup milk Inlnit 11' tiie corn i very liquid i. one-half leasp.'ouful -.ill. a .peck of pepper. Italic in 11 buttered pud'Hug dish from twenty to thirty minutes, or till firm like a cu -t:u .I. S. rvc led. . -.-ami Currant Shrub- V.r.'n and intisli a '.ittlicicn'. quantity of currants to make nne quart of juice, straining lirst through ii coai-i! sieve jf nud then tiirotlgli ilntlble 1 cheese cloth. To this aid nu 1 j 11 ;tl quantity of water uud sugar Mtidicieiit to sweeten. After i the sugar is dissolved, chill and serve v, ttli shave 1 lee. Ci "iiiued I'.eef -Put a lump of but ter the -! nf a:1 egg iu a frying pan, wlieu it is inched add cold rna-t beef, cut in thbi i slices, ur chipped dried beef, aird fry tn a nice brown: then add t,i!i!"oiii.iniiil of limn, nud stir 1 wi1 ,. j llf PI enough wider or n . 1 ' x- j '" '' n-1" c '"c" cieaiii. You call serve 'Hi t"Ht '.".' li;t,
The Chatham Record (Pittsboro, N.C.)
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