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OUK LEGISLATURE. V«fc Hhf 9m 9j to SUk’t 1 Mitt COMMITTEES AFfMKTBl ■atb It—— MpJ ftoPy -t-|iphk Kmt Lm RmcM n» MwP« Mb Mm |mm4 Tjor—aaldhpaatory Mm toa UUoa —■raMaa^" irC^ibrtajCTirtjS MTe^«KMSr«l(MiS2b(5 IMpMn aa to cast at »-•*-**-pi of tba Plata prtaoa aad Ra raJaa; tba —atbat at latwt nnaiail than; •oat at aarta* for tba aa»a aat the axpsaaa at takiaa car* at tba hall* to—. PpaaM— of thia mitottia Mr. Oraba« aaM ba til—toil (bat tba prto— eoat —arty a MflPaa doOaia. mad that set anra tbaa IN yaraoai —ra natm tbara oad tola tortodoit M erbalaal town At DMo Uaa wbra tba Plata la trtrlas to rataa raaaauo tor —ttaaary —Mto aua—Raroa R baapa^HPoa^tnton Wdtloaro to that Stop was*adovte4* PW>P'*' Tk° ”*0" To aboPto tba Aa—to tom at Ora *t» Paportor than. Paaata MP: To yrorlda tor tba trial of erbataat raaoa atorr to—toll e—aa roorhrad froat tba j that at tba boar of __I aMto ta lelad ooatooa wtu. rtto9antpuSi3ta5r<*T“ •* *• Jawa atro»»ly otoootod to apy dotoy bp aoadtap tola MP to a eotoarit taa. no j«M a bipb trlbtoa to Socra Oat ha m Manna !*>»*» Oatda praaHHap^iPaiajarSy Mm promt tJm tad, proceed to J“M ao*x»,x maud br do Bug byd cd ctocttoae fU the aha Oa tb# part of tfea Scaata MmSon XcLaapfcUa aad Crtep aad Ur tha JUyeUycextaU^Twett. aMBco Xr AlkanmaMii'tM Haa. O. X Qlcaa. of Oaorpla. < drat of ► •a ■j^rursrsi vV'b <*jp***ii. i _ r^Ma«Srur an1 ,.t .1 d : mm wlm Mr. BMa of Qna vnie. hTOrri tta prtaeipto at tta reso lution tat thought It wool* arcnmplHh nothing. Tta MU tailed to peee. _ I Ha— Commtttua. Tta Home rnaimlttaaa era as fat taws: Apptofrlalkiaa- Mr. (W. chair; ana; Maaara. On was. Luther, Carr. Thoatan. a«r. Hub tor, Tartar ot Hali fax. Scott WUUama. Loapar, than tar ot TyteU. HaaaUa. Banks am Baskin#—Mr. Smith, nhafiiaaa Mian. XMta, tcra uea>_ ot Warns. Bhraat. Ballard. Carlton. Dreary. Praia. Taller. Lon; Marphy. McCall. Qutckel. Riche. Aiksn, Bow daisto—Mr. white of Halifax, chatr maa; Maaara. Brtttaia ot Raadaloh {halt*; Caril*. Carr. Of matt. Klm land. nth rid**, Hamlltoa. McKaa, Watts, Bryan, Aadcraoo. Constitutional Amendment—Mr. Daeltaqa, chairman; Maaara. Grahaao. Dosgktoo. Ouloa. Craigs, Whltatar •f GulltorJ. Price of Stanley. Mortis ot McDowell, Humphrey, Heehaw. Oraat Com ties. ClUac. Towns and Town ahlpa—Mr. Murphy, chairman; Messrs Dreary. Thompson. Rucker, Cartla, Brittain of Randolph. Moon. Dockary. Hughes, Whlta of Halifax. BHer. Alex aatar of Mocktoabarg. Hooper. Shai tan. Baaalay, Vann. Freeman at Hem demon. Anderson. (education—Mr. Graham, chairman; Maaara. Whitaker of Oullford. Carr, tartar of HatUhx, Thompson. Un to, Britt. Crnlge. Hunter McNeill. Tekcridge. steveoaon. Price of gun toy. Scott. Quiche!, Humphrey. Mo Baa. Luther, Nlasoa, 8Ucr. Warren. White ef Halttaa, Beasley. Ofmaa. Blount. Self. Dockary. Bimpaoo of Perquimans. Duncan. Michaels. Free man ot Haadersoa, Alexander of Tynan. (Election Law—Mr. Stobta. chair man; Messrs. Watts. WUUama. Craigs. Davidson. Cowan. Carr, Hum phrey. Leapsr. Waddell, Parker of Wayne. Thomas. Vans. Merton. WH IM. Baa how. Grant. Begtweeed Bills—Mr. Toy, chair man; Maaara DrttL McCall Little, tags, am peon of ITaion. Hughes. Hon lav, Mason. UmtH. Prgrum. Ham Pa. Federal Relations—Mr. McCall, chalrmaa; Mesne. Ballard. Hlaaon. WIKIs, Harrington of Harpett. HaU, Morris ef talk. Kruger. Finance—Mr. Houghton, chair tuna; Mums. Davidson. Drwwry, Graham. talth.Scoti. Rieka. Nlaaon. Oowsn, Daoghtridce. Blount. Ouloa. Warren. Carlton. Thomas. HaU. Lava. Dental of Vases, nmpaoe of Union. Dockary. Fuller. Olayaa. Crook er, Mir heal. Owes. JsrretL Fish and Fishartaa—Mr. Blount, ^ahmaa; Messrs. Baaalay. Loom. Woodley, Ethridge, Phillips. Htaton, Hooper, Little. Woodard. Bugg. Mason. Brtttaia of Bertie. Alexander of Tyrrett [uUtutioa* Iter luui—Mr. David *•••*"' Bteraoeom, JUddtek. Erwin. Alvxaadar at Meek ■J***"!. Pop. Daniel of Warren, Oar, H*»vla«»oo of Harnett, Walter*. Hookar, Wama. White of Joaaa, l^ker, Crokor. Duncan. Alexaadar of Tyrwn. Canon. tajtltutloo* tor the Deaf and Dumb —Mf. Whitaker of Guilford, chair «£****. TkamU'rnBT it *6£Ut. WtlBa. Hunter. Ooode Alexander of Meekteahur*. PhluW SuTirrm ■“ of Hoadevaoo, Kroger. .. ImaroT.meala—Mr. BrH tate, chairman; Meaan. Outoo. Parker Wootte. Haaxlitoa, Lava, Waddell. Boo.1t, Britt. Umll, Har °* Hoore. Co win. Tbompaon, BOWAM, Krt|4r. Milllary Again—Mr. roller, chair Watte. H*U. Phillip*. Morrta^f Salk! WUMaa. Crocker, llaeiphrey. Hamlin. Opatero and Oyatcr Internet*—Hr. tacaa, ckainaaa; Mam PklUlna. iSlSt Hiaoa' Thompaoa, ■Jaapaoa of Peruu imana. CMmaa. mJJ af Boeklagkam, Jarratt Paeai fantltutea-tfr. Morton, chair *•:*« HowUod. seott Riddick. J^**1*- Frto* Of Stanly. Warren, Wal ?!?• "“Wey, Blount. Br» tHa, Bollard. Daniel of Warrea. DM»ktrld«e, Hall. Haaitltea. Lava. Dmt™’ Dobaoa. Pinal on. Mr. Farher of HiHflaz. chairman; Meaara. Ln«ac. Cortl*. Brlt tf* of Buriio. Hnniagton af Moor* Wooten. Waddafl, Whitaker of Waha, Orakui. alter. Self. Wliter*. Troy. HaaMa. Jarrau. riwna hwii t OmpaK*—JU, Uwr. ctotra>a; Mmra. Parktr of B. WeddaU. tKkw. Qaickle. WkHaker af Wake. Daalrt of Taaea Stapeoa of Oetoa, Wood, Waat. Prpaa. raaaialitaa on Selartw and Faaa— Mr. Omt. chetnaea: Maaara. Brtrtata of ■aaMpb. Steal tea, Vaaa. Oar. Sokar "*■ SMpwae. A tea. I Rar, Laapar. VorpAaw, Price of Kocktafkaa, Wood ard. Mstria af McDawrll Oloyaa, Ow aa. DaHart. OBarHnrlaw* ■"•BOaa baa eomatttaa aa raW, ae tkat oaa-tklrdl? iiaaaTnaiiji* ^ Man>,kMs akaoat afcalt tajtva Hartford eoorta rlrle joriadtr tWL **• k?.!i*“*a4ta* Bo act of MM, to •»«"» a*aaatora aad adatnMtra B.aaa aay claw of pwwaal prop. artr of private aala wae oewoacd ft Mr. SrttteM. wtto deflated * tu y«{— Bf door tar all waaaer af jSlowm. patrea of nw Mn defend aad kate. aad it waa aa laaewwMe aadaafataaflaw .teg «aao la c wo of tmrm, borm, foot#*. *te. _Tka kg wae farthar advocated br Maaan. Walla «td Mewlead. Ateoat tfty moil bora akawerad la ■twlaiiatn taowptlair Bair raaaHdl *s*««Ba af Ba law. wkae ■f. Mfwovtd to taMa (tea tan. aad Be aiettaa provatiaf. -7* »•••«••• «• aaA gK.svnssrr'as: t; ^K-,’j:vir.rj3s2s Iwrtatoktta Be aowrte at ik« atekB fHtrVt. tkaotloe IS* Hen of kotf'a« !** B»"Baf eaaaUto ■ ■rtitlia af Or. ileoeadav. af Tyr s^gsg Sha^SctoaOtodf1WildM.1***** Ilf |Vjotajjfa |M ftB aft** UM Os Joaraal at lb* Huaao ka prlot •« »»* cwoM4 kr Kr. ttSowu. "bo mM tba reports prlaud la lbs f«J*n »m good nooil lar Him. aad la bta axpartaaea ataolntaty ratable, aad It eo*t tba but* notbts*. Attar aa appeal by Mr. Kartoa that aomt prorlaloa ba Marta far tba oOkaai record. tha raaohtUoa araa re far rad to tb« tpeeUI commit Ua appointed urdrr tba Klak raaolotlao. Tba epeatar aaaouacad tarthrr com mittee*: Oa library. TboMpaoa. cboir Maa; tnatttotlo* of Mlad, Boaaley, chalrmaa; committee to lmv«d*ata aad report oa coat aad aaoaaMty far ■rlaUa* ioura.l. rmleadar aad biller Mia*, chalrmaa: Oraham aad Qoocta ton. ~~ -r — THE SUNDAY SCHOOL MTCRNATIONAL ItMON COMMCNTt FOR JANUARY JJ. I -daaaaaan aa tho Dot'a toaasa. L Christ. aacaad nail* (as. 1 11). Tta teat part at this chapter etaada la eteaa rimaaitiia with tta test ala reraea at chapter A Tta tva pacampta touch apaa two Mint aapacta at cor Lord's nate*. viewed drat aa it aaoecrae daparV od cSVdteao, aad than la iia rslatioa to man treta* apaa tta aarth. Tta loraaar i saa aad Baaparadaaaa apaa tta Una*. PaaTa tea aba* Hamate* Um ratnru al tta lord Jam fraa hsarca bad vary dwelt iaarwicd tk TTim—Imimiii bw .? firsts jgr£^^dS^%?vS Jt&nfiwsr to at IB Uteri aad laraaa akta. “Tta "mb." A M aay ta "ask la Ua jadt K*-ar (able character. Thera may ta a 1 ot tefornotUo ar a lack at capacity to imdieateaT tta trail. Sock paopla head tta aaaiataaM ot thoaa oho era ateaa*. Wa earn “mpatf others with ■Jtta; pood tor aaU to *adlike“^atal taad is to ta pares id back witter aad mhpat tta mcl^ Mofodowsi ot Cheat KILLED OR! INJURED. trader Ctefe E«Met M UM MltudHKttS. CAUSED IY PERCUSSION PIIIB. Whk* Was Accidentally Discharged .. WkUe the Breach ea an Bight-Inch (havuOgM , Waablagtea. BpedaL— Admiral Hlg gluon cabled (ram Ban Juan. Puerto Rkca that by aa explosion of ponder la tba t-lseh tenet of tbo baulaoblp MaaaachasalU. dva mala arara billed end (oar Injured. Noma wart oommle •loned odder re. Tba taxt of Admiral Hlggtoeoa'a dlapatch is aa loHowa; •flea Juaa. ?. R.—Secretary of Nx vy. Washington: Powder cberg* ax. Plodad accidentally la S-Incb turret mattschuaetta Cataaa being Uvcatl «a*ad by board. Dead. A. Heodrlck •eo. boatswain aula; r. B. Loeteir. apprehUce; b F. ltellaoeekl. Inude mat; K. J. Platt, ordlaaiy eaamao. Robert .Rule. ordlaary ataman Injured: W. W. 4- Behurt. apprentice; A. B Tacks, coxswain; J. O. Petter •on. ordinary mum: A. N. Daaaatt. ordinary stamen.*’ Tba raoofda or Ibo Navy Department show that of tba dead Lo rawer tail Hendrickson lived la New Tork. Malin owski. Chicago; Platt, In Troy, K. T_ and Rale, lu Moadl Washington. a Ot tke woosded Dartl. landaiaaa. an il*** M Durham. N. C.. July *0. 1ML Next ol kla Newtcm Daeutt. father. UM Pettigrew atreet. Durham. N. a Peitereon waa from PUtaborg, Tacke from BL Louis tad Bcbaet from Chl eago. It is realised bar* tkat it wlU be very tWReult for'the board referred to la Admiral lUgglrtua'a dispatch to aa cartala the caeagof tbe explosion, for, from tba heavy cemutty Hat. It Is sur mised that tbo tttlro to net crew waa •liber killed or disabled. Tba g-lacb gaao era text la site bUow tba II Ucb turret gone tarried by this battle ship and Jaet abeve tba rapid Bra goa limit So their chargsa wart not con. talaeil la lied mattallc cbm sad tba powder waa pat up la caavaaa begs. Tbe ragnlatloae require that tba pow der bags reden ed to akoald be con rayed from tba, magasm-rs 10 tba breach of the eon la eaa-llha metal raoepdaedaa to gtard against Just this kind of sa accident. t ANOTHER ACCOUNT. ■an Joan. P. H . By Cable.—Fin meu were killed aad four others were woanded, taro efitbraa probably fatally, by tbe exploaloa of a powder charge of an S-iaeh gut oa board tka Halted Btatee bottteakJe MaauehoeetU , laat week. While atl target P'eetlee og Culebra tetaad.. The following la tko Hat of the dead: J. Platt. Ip Eighth atrert. Troy. B. r. Mallncvekl. lot Oatarto an DM. ChtOLlO tli T. H. LeeatL IK Bait Mth street. New Torn. -7 Andrew Heufrlckeon, Norway. 1L A Rule, Watant Hill. Cincinnati. ThnloUowte* met were eertoaaty W. A. Bckerl W Cleveland avenue. Chfcmfo. A. & Tack*. It lam I atrrot. 8t. Loate. A PBBCfcCION PHJMEJt Detail* of thAepIcmtoa war* oh tala ad when the ■aaaactaoatt* arrived her*. The eamoeion occurred In the •larboard aft tie g-tnch turret- shortly before soon, add waa due to tbe eecl dentsl dlucherg* of a percuealoa primer white the breami of the gua waa open. Tbe fall chary* exploded la the tarret aad kilted or kjured all the crew of tbe cwa. aumbmlag aloe man. Baalga Ward W. Wortmaa. who waa la charge of the turral , keeaped Injury, though ha waa etaadiA near tbe eceae of the tx pi 04i Urn. Magnificent discipline waa I asm edi ct sty shown byjtho oBeers aad crew of the battlaahlp . Captain Hurry lea. commanding the marine guard of tbe rcessl. aad Roelgn Clarearo A. Abels Immediately Sooted the turret with water aad Lteat. Cbaa P. Hughe* aad Qaaanr Kalwata warn below to the megeaine. plohlng up powder rbargee. had prevented further explosion*, white lint William r, Cote and Ooa Cep tain Bloaemaa eateted tka turret aad withdrew tbe charge from Ik* other fun, who** broach waa opaa. The ear rlroee df the gnu's crew when rea cted were burned, mutilated aad nearly dead. I 0a# man whoa* doth log waa ou fire Jumped overboard. In Mae'than a minute after tbe am. ploeloa three atreaiae of water were poartog Into the tarret. preventleg tbe ebarga la the ether t-tach gaa tram Abram A Hawttt Daad. Maw Tort, MNkL—I bum A Haw* Itt formar mayor of Haw Tort aad Aapraaaauttra ta Ooagrraa (ram 1174 ta 1MT, Mad it • o'clock An day mora* tap. Aa waa la Ma Hat yaar and bad baaa rrltlmOy 111 (Or taa day*. With Mm at tb* aiamaal of bla daatb wart Ma wtfa. Mi tbraa >aoaa and tbraa daaghtara. Mr. Haarttt who bad baaa ta (aabta baa Kb far a own aaaatba. waa attacked with abatraetrra Jauadtoa oa Jaaaary MA aad Cram tba Mol It waa raooaalood by Ml attaattw* ykyatrtawa that tbara waa yradtleaOr aa baaa for tba a pad dlltt‘i roc or ary. Oily bla woadarfW vitality bay! blm atloa aaMI tbla maraioA (MbriKar. Ay Oh Me.—Tba North Oar mea Uoyd almmar lata, data la Malt bow. ftam Madltarraaaaa porta for Xtw Tart, mat mbara at 4 o'clock baadiy aaaraMd at Tamara, M mdm amt at tba Roofe of Ollbnllar. Tbara woa a baary foil aad nJa waa fblltmd at tba time. 1 beard Mr ataemar art H4 aallorr aad Ml amMaaata, Aba M la no Jaagrr aad la Wblctaa for MAh tMa lo art ad. Tba tdba b Mara oa fa tba am. Tba waatbar la atbrilt bat tbara hi a baary ma. ■dMar WaaadiA - * - - i Half Me praam id ia iditIA Iba Maneal uaMm a# rlrrl—a laturephy > torra ran aad Tala. TOE WILCOX TRIAL Otter sad Coeula of Dud Qrl dive Tlltlr TMlIaeny. Hartford. Special.—Tha Slate it acarty ready to reet In thb trail ol Jamie B. Wilcox for the murder of Nellie Cropaej. Mlaa Ollie Cropaoy. the pretty elrtar «t the dead sir), wee tha flrnt wltaeaa to teettfy VriUey. Ohs teld a very forceful Kory. Her testimony wee di rect aad rail, la part ake aatd. "Ella Maude Cropeey was my eteter. She wee IS yeerl old and weighed 110 pounds When ehe disappeared. We tired la Brooklyn, N. T.. before coming to Olaaboth CUy. where we arrived la April of ISM. I had tear slater*. Nellie, Lettie. Loala aad Mamie. W. H. Crop eey le my rather. We met Jim Wilcox In June. lfM. He eent Nell Lie card two w«eka from that time and asked A*r to go driving and ehe went. Prom that day on be began to rail on tier, took her ridlag and selling. He called Thursdays aad Banders, lie gave ber pres suit of So were aud pictures, lie went sailing alone with Nell twice. Bhs eras scolded far accompanying him. Daring the inmmer before the disap pearance of Nell eke and Jim began to Quarrel. They had been friendly up to that time. They were el out* In Sep tember. Nell attended Smart , meet ings daring that month. 1 aat lrv.de the room one night and heart! Ne'l .-ay to Jim: ‘Jim, It yon are going to set like this, you stay at boms' I knew they were quarreling, and, not carl up to hear It, 1 left. They had sot wen mu Jim wuat to the Sturt mretlugr sometimes with Net] and sometimes by himself, but often did not go, except to wait ontslde for Nell. Nell Joined the church on the Ulh of October. Erwin some time la September till the ted of October Jim and Nell quarreled. At times they did not speak. After October they were oa batter terms and ■Poke regularly-. The Wlsaboth (Sly fair waa In progress about that time. Jim seat two ticket* to that Carrie *hd Nell could go. He was at work. Jim. Nall. Carrie tad myself all went to the fair one day. Jim and Nell were friendly till November 7th, when they quit speaking to each other. Up to that time they had boeo going out together hot all eoanerttona were severed thee He kept oa catling at the house. "On tha Bight of November 7th Wll oox spent a few bourn at our homo. He aad Nell wars at nuts. He left at i o'clock. When he look hla bat to gD Nell said: ‘k»ull. Jim. pull.' meaning go. and followed him out to see Mm o*. ae waa her custom. Nell retamed, looked In on us. said good night and retired to her room. Jim came on Juu the earns, hoi Nell sever spoke to him. One day after in* 7th ! sew Car rie. Nell and Jim coming up tha street. Carrie waa next to Jim. 1 do not kaow whether Nell aad Jim spoke that day or not. ■W. sat Id tbl dialog room. Nell •owed ob a jacket lhat abe hoped to wear to New York. Jin and Roy wera not oq apeaklng lean Jtm Wii moody and talked hot lHUeJIa started Into fo, ■ ■, •" «r*Pt Jim, Roy, Nalt and myself had left the room. Jim arose, picked op his hat aad said: ‘It la It o'clock and I mutt ®n. My mother doss not allow me to stay out after 11/ Batura this Urns Jim had asked for water. 1 told him I would get blai a glass. Ha aald. Vo: be might poison ft. Whan he got ap to go we all rose aad, while be rolled a cigarette. Roy caught Nrll’i rhln In hla bauds aad aald: 'Nall, you ara looking mighty aweet tonight' Jim glanced hla eyaa at Nall and then at me. Ha went Into the hall and turning, said: Tien, t want to see you In the hall.' 8h« looked at me aad fol lowed' him oat. I aaref aaw her again. She and Jim bad not spokrn since No vember Tth. "1 clouel the door behind them aa tfcer went out. Roy and myaelf stood by lbs Bra till 11:10, when 1 told him It waa time for bint to go Ha aald: 'You naed not gat snappy about it. Jim tad Nellie are in the ball ref We went in to the hall, aad found the doors open, hut Jim and Nall wars not la sight I remark ad that It waa strange that Nell had gone op and left ms to luck op. I went In my room and retired. Nail ran not there. I dosed oB. thinking she and w°re la the parlor. About 1 o’clock I gars Ike alarm. We searched erery where, hot In vain, for Nall, no-tag the sraktag when the subject of suicide *»■ be ought up. NeU said ahe would not like to drown, for her hair would be such a fright. It would be Muled up. Ska thought she might like to freer*. , i.«r« cropaey followed Min of He Hbe corroborated much of the iMUr'e evidence. Among other thing* rhw Mid: "I ukij Jim why b* and Hell quarreled He uUd: ’Hho baa quit «olni to the door with me. I have de cided lo drop bar.’ Tirewdey night Jim heard aa talking about him. Ha told »« that Itataaera never heard any good of Ibetaeelvea Nellie bad aekad m« why I did not MU him eqamtty. I eeid that l Mt Hka aa elephant the algbl we weat to the ikatlog rink. We aated Jim to unbridle our boraa on Taooday. He aald ha wee Urad of being lackey." Menace u. T. Oreealeaf. |r.. and H. T. Oreonloaf, Jr., civil engiaecre. were Mt lb tbo otand to furaleb bgnrua of dletaacee. Tbo body of Xtitle Cropeey »Bb found lb four feet of valor at a dltuort of MO feat, the exact place to the left of the home. Among tboee vbo tretlbed tbla after noon wort: Leonard Owema, vbo mat Wilcox on bin way from the Cropeey homo the eight the girl dtmpwmrad; Mayor Wllsaq, of mitehetk City, be fote whom the defendant bad appear •d; Bborlg Bold, of Paoqnotaak raea ty. who arrqatad Wlleo*. after the dead body wee teuad. aad W. H. Oropety, tbo father of Kellie, fly Mr. Owona1 Uetlmoey Wilcox bed about M m'a MM lo dlapoea of from tbo time be Mt tbo Crvyooy perch Ull bo mot him,' aovornl hood red foot away wttm •armed la be perfectly a at oral at tbo Uma; then* Sold aald that Wlleo* van vary Indlgereaf but admitted that H vaa bin way. CoM Barker teetlird Ha aald that I ba bad penned the Cropaey place eooo after 11 o'rkwk mt tbo algM of fhi Mb of November. He abw a man o»J . woman at about equal Mm moei*« along the etdewaBi. Ha did bat know 1 ,Mr "" Ollla Man dm ■wori that ba elept wHh ^'I'Wffhatalgbi. but never knew ■•»!**•>?, tram tfce ttom bo wont to •Xog un tbe mi morning Ho aald bat WikM bad >e tbe maw gaaie la "i «bm ba war* them Tkle tact **• wnfradlctod Met by Miner* Coffin „*o Bi> f-topoey. ebo were yet at tie 'lead f»w that gaiwma. BILL ARP'S LETTER.; -» ' ■ lbe Bartow Phitotpfcer Write* if Ibiafs la Central .. IN HIS USUAL HAPPY STYLE. natter* »f la latest Portnrycd la * Mutnely bat Oraphl* fflauner-A U.aulat Arp Motnlly. Tha Constitution say* tbtra I* * growing mow of Jutile* is tb* north that will httetlttr ba board tram la pulling negro official! orar Boutbara cowmuulUta. That Tha Maw York Herald haa opened a rift la tba clout■ by rebuking tha president, ale. Wa hopa aa. bul bow that Rooter»U ha* appointed a Beaton coon to n high office. Tb* Harold may choaga front and aiy he la eonalatant. That growing acnaa of lattice 1* a chatnalloo ot many culura. It was quite rtalht* n Ittttn while after Grady mad* hi* charming apeechra in Naw York and Boston, kut the preacher* withered it aad McKin ley made more appointments aad kept making them aa king a* ha Urod. Thl* growing acnaa doa not atom la Bo Ur iah In many place*. Tb* tact la, w* hare almost despaired nf erer aoclng justice grow at tb* north. Lately I bar* received three letter* from up there that Indicate the growing eenae, and 1 bare lead and re-rand them with comfort. Oat ot Ikes* la from on old Mexican veteran who taya that ot th* 1.700,cot soldier* who fought against ua. on* million war* from tb* east Bahtina to rite tb* nagroab. Orootr In cluded. One million from tb* wfct fighting for th* nnlon and tba other 700,000 were th* rtt-raff aad ecixsa. tha Rots.-.o and jetsam of all naUocia who joined the army for bounty and booty and beauty, end they war* th* element that Sherman employed to make war kell. He .peak* ot tha war aa aahoty. unrighteous aad nnlnau Another tat ter 1* from Portland, Oiag . and any* the writer recently got bold aa* of ay letters which mid that General Great waa n alive bolder and hired out his negroea np to the clow of th* war and Urod off of tktlr hire. H* soya: "I didn't ballae* It, bat was Induced to examine his biography aad I round It was to." He aay* that nobody la that country aver heard of It and H I* .-vmailog and astonishing that Linooln would appoint a alare-holdtr to b* th* head of th* army. Tba writer of this letter waa brought np to boiler* that the tooth brought all th* negroes from A trice. Another letter la from a New Hampshire man. a veteran who ate* that he and seven other* from bit town Jolted a company la !•*!, aad ooty one beside* him*elf got boob. Eeer since then b* haa bee* renewing hla folly and th* toUy of tb* war aad tv ashamed of ht* people and says that I do not score them la ay latter* as hard a* they deserve. He haa Hinton Rowan Helper*' famous campaign book. In which he *aya: ' We are going to tree jour lllm and arm them with plkaa and toorcbm and botcher your famlll** and bar* op your borne*" Tbla book la Indoraed by ataty-ateta member* of oo agree*. Ineioding iohn Bberman. Appleton lay* that 1*1,900 roptea ware enld In three moatha aad he I * iMwree «• i rmJ4 at Joha Mrotta, fifiZSKSfo ao 1 have found three northerner* who here tbla growing aesas and I bare board of one mar* who I* a impecl. ( am keep lag a tally ibeet aad aa aooa a* I hear of any more growing *ta*e I will record It. My Oregon trlead'a generation came ap else* the war and never bad Urn* to bother tbtmaelv** about tbe history of the war or *ta vrry. Tbe south was outsld* of tkilr conriru lad Jeff Pavla was the »rth traitor that Roosevelt told about Is hi* bltlory. That la all b* cared to know Rat ba say* your lata latter* have aa cl*ad our corloatty aad If wbre your book la out. you will let me adrertla* and cell It la my own way, I will sell 100.000 copies north of tba line. Tbla man I* a big advmiaar with headquar ter* In Chicago aad sent U si a big lot of hi* card* and liter*fora. Well. Mr. Bryan will as* about that, but to my opinion bis aortren ton to me r« don't car* a baubee about ma or Giant or hla nigger* They rewind me of two follara who want off to camp meeting, and as they were stand ing by a tree one at the brethren eama up aad Invited them to g. up to Ubn altar aad line ’em la gtUla' religion. The men teamed somewhat Indignant and replied: "You mast excuse M, afr. Out I did dad a rift la tha rioada that *a»* leach comfort, la tba twaCth eot "M ol John Lord's "Baaboo Light* ot Hlrtory" I dad a sketch of Robert R Lta by Or. B. Braiaailm Andrew*, .hat Is • lowing tribute to that gnat add ter Such a flowing tribute waa hardly to Sa ax parted from r aorthara uutt. Especially from ana bora la Near Hampshire, educated at Brown oalvnr •Ity aad who lolaad tha army while U year* old aad who loat aa aya at F* trtibarg. Aa aa adscator ba roaa rap idly la his txofeaetoet aad bacasM praa Idaat of bla alma mater. Next ba waa called to Chicago t* tabs charge af her public schools and Inter oa was chosen as rbsncallor of tba Ualyciwlty af Ne braska, wbara be sow la. Blaca tha war ha baa fragaaatly Rnaplaiil tba cans* of tba south and bases* unpopu lar with our mallgaaat ememla*. Of oouraa as he Joined tha army so yoaag aad low aa aya. wa must 1st him hasp bla rooYlriJoaa. but ba la a Mp-haavtad. brainy maa or ba wo«M aot hrffa dared to kae* wrlttsa that tribal*. I wonder bow it happened that each maa aa Aadrowo and away baok, oath maa aa Wahator aad Hawthorne aad Brsar soa and Mory aad Ohoate, eamld grew op aad matar* among tba aaitawa wood* of Now Bag land. I atm raoafl with plearners a good speech I board la 1M4, at Ambornt college a commewre mont oration by Rudao Cheats, who waa regarded •• tha caoat kriNlamt, eloqseat aad Impassioned nr*tar , at America. I had a schoolmate there, and my Boston pact* said ha woaM **< with me, tar ba had to leak after Mr. Cboat's, far ha waa aa IsOmata frltad. I doda'I know oaaatly what that so re at. lent found owt latar. ■ ■ Tba hall waa are ward with taa brat paspia af Naw Baglaad. My neb wee wtth otbrrs seated apoe the ptet fom. Mr. Cheats’* far* wna ad tartan aad measles. Me large ay as aad month • oaaplcaaaa. Far half an boar bio rotes waa almost a mssetSBe with rrary i word carafalty aad dMUMte nttarad. but this aa* bat tba hrsathMg «f a »»oti* wind badors tba ahann. Boon ba •••mad Is teao row trot af bM own •mattes and lonrel away amaeg lha aura, aad bM fastens teak cm an am earthly gtew, hi* arms reaps* del w •aery eentesoa. bM frail body ewayad fan and fro and bla sentence naoam e.-teuriy rwsyrd with him and bed* their lwrath for frur they would teas s wir-d or a motion. Na. I wIM eerer Inrgrt that speech. h (toppad tMM kikrftP atop, tm rtth tha laat atoquaat aaataaaa ha ba UII aahauatad aad waa bodily llflad it my aacla aad othara to tha aat* ooa arhara ha waa ttrtppid aad rub tad down Uka aa aahaoatod raaa haraa a aa hoar or ao ha waa raaawad aa > avlvad. Thla waa Itofoa Gboaia—• madia of aalTartap. paaaioaata aoraca -wboaa aloquawca ao aootaaca ooold ■dimly Uataa t%aad aa Jury wltoataau. -BUI Arp la allaata Caaatttattoa. RAM’S HORN BLASTS. THE cbareh that la not Making u> »»»« <■ not aerr rtka Sartor. Tbrra la no aun Ught In Ua Uto where tbara ara no aky light la the aoal. Vata tba totter - , _ without the life. ^B? Nothing lauMr ~ n can ha Imaior a — I Lav* 1TM lowly. Optimism la health. Conceit la self-deceit A Aoe honse does not make a good borne. Bln becomes less hurtful aa tt he rotcea nitre hateful. Slareilly la the key to the aerreta j< wisdom. Nothing that la really for Hie honor can dishonor you. The breadth of our Inttuohce da panda on the depth of our earaaal aeaa. It le easier lo know the way wc ought to go thaa to go la the way we know. Lofty loving leads to lofty living. Whan you would fight Bin fear self. Others may patch hot Ood makes perfect. Ono active virtue la worth tea ab leal vices. Popularity with mao la not the earns aa power with God. Ton cannot preach Christ to others unless you potsia Him yourself The water of Ufe Is not enriched by running through tbo mod of our bi gotry. SEABOARD 4 Am Lip Raulwav Ipm In Tut, flap, Utata, In JMau tad Natl bulk tad VnL IK KFIKCT IOVMBM S8. l*Js! I ioorSwiSoT JStt Cl L» KtvTtrk, P.ll UHpa It Mm untmm, u - ittM imm - * “ l«S (Mm , W.tAp. liijp nil M aa..umE me —~ -rag1 »»d 5 ,fl= u.n#iu«,ai^EiKrrwM ~ ■** UTMir.UfJwia'.:. ,^M •v jK-fcakAws-x"-—,r»w m J-t-AMami, ILL lUpa rilM U IMIm. - 11M pa || Mm Lt. Mgrttpa “ 1M mm i M pa at. 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