The Gastonia
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Vol. XVI. _Owtonto, X. C„ February 14, 1895.
BAB OM CURIOSITY SEEKERS
too rotD or nTiia nrro otheb
rsonrt araisi.
•t. LouX Bopoblje.
Than baa been a great deal of talk,
and a great drat of aeuaflde talk, lately
tn regard to the peculiar uomtuut of
the Aator family towarde Iba dead
wife nf William Waldorf Aetor. Ua
ually I do not apeak e'»oot eueli pervou
al matter*. For wbat pwqile do la ea
tlrefjr their own affair, and the world
at huge I mm no bualnawe to pry Into
what eimply ou norma private ludl
vldasla. The world baa iwi right what
ever to droid a aa to the right or wrong
of a qoaattou that la pa ratV personal.
Hoaruver to Krw York society the
Aetor family baa stood aa a repraarnu
ll va of all that la heat id the millionaire
eat. The wtnwB were cooetdried well
bred, and it tens thought whatever
If re. Aetor did eiigbt be ooaaidered an
exampia, and a food nor, for any young
woman, Tbey were never quoted aa
encoumglag the feat doing of the eo
called “howling awrlla,’ end It baa
been thought, up to uow, that a Mr*.
Aabw wna a credit, not only to ell
women, bo* to Uie country. It eat
known that the late Mrs, John Jac.ll>
Aator waa particularly kind lo gentle
women who lied ruffe red rvveiaaa of
fuiteaa, sad that aha gave, and gave
gvnaruaaly, hot In the most uaaatenu
Uowa way. tier right hand, aa rrpre
aentlng her neighbor, never knew wna'
her Uft hand did. Which la the godly
way to be kind and wnmauly.
WALDORF AtTOB • WOOD Wire.
lira. WUIIam Waldorf Asl/v lived a
Ufa that waa t-ggaiaileJr beautiful. Sim
loved Iwt husband aod bar children,
aad. a» far aa pomildr, dev-aed herself
to them, although aba omr alilrkad
Use dalias which ber large wrellh in*
tailed upon b»r. ▲ euperecnaltlve
woman, aim wea. I have been told upon
good authority, driven out of this
country by tha Innumerable anon
yeaxH letters Ihr-Hlrnlsg to steal Iwr
too. This Is not a very great credit to
us aa a people, and when we rvallw
that a QUtuber of very good aod 4rair
able elltfr-os have been driven from we
for reach Uw nw oeuwt, to seek for
eign shores. It la leas a cense for eon
gratuiallen. Thai the members of
Una family should be sera In public,
talking and laughing loudly, and mak
ing them art res anmt e«jspleu«ue !■>
being at dinner* and dances. while the
body of Mr* William Waldorf A slot
rested In daaib in a chill elwpel. has
seemed awful bu right thinking eumru.
That, tar a rolseraMa putty vaarr-l Iro
twewa two women, nr as it baa imm aa
eerted. mad- by nae woman, aa insult
should be offered to I be dead Is a some
th Log that sink-a Inna to Ilia I mart of
every woman. It It a |dly that tills
should have I wen done by tiro women
of the A *tnr family. It la a pity, be
cause aa I have eaid before, they repre
sented tbr eotiaervallve element, arid
what their women did wan counted of
araeb Importance. I do not think
they will ever regain lim position they
onoa held.
The world at large, the vwormona
elaae of women who are nut In society
so-oaJtod, but who hear coutluBully if
It, wlU tell this tale of brutality lo tbs
dead whewever lim Aator women are
meuttawsd. sad tbr story of lb- dead
women's life, her beauty, Iwr loving
klndoeea. end ber sweet devotion to
ber husband aad children, will point a
moral aad adorn tbs tala.
S*dl»t.Y muiOAK Nil.
A Tecy oJrrer Bin It writing a aeries
of articles oa “The Sevan Deadly Sint
of Anaerluaoa.” The Brat one aroredl
tad to Um American naan and Ameri
can woman was ' Bragging.” I am
oorry to aay It. bat I thhik ia attaoh
lag this Yiea to aa aa a oat ion, be hat
aits ply staled what la a abaoluto foot.
What have wo after all t*» brag about?
The leader of the noaasrraUva aat In
New Turk baa behaved with greater
muancme, hue shown Irm heart than
one ana Id have (mlkm-d possible In a
woman, or. In died. In anything eraated
oatetde a bra la. What writer have era
who Hero lo this country aad a'mut
whom wo oan brag mo compared with
Bad yard Kipltag, Dtekeaa, Balano, or
Thackeray? What painter bava wo
Who Umi level with MDIaio, Oahaitcl,
Bawl in. Lepnao or Bonoaranu? What
draawttad with flafdoe? We oaaaot
bouet that wo begin to oiidarataod
makiag bom to aa do tbo people of the
older world, for. aa o nation, wo art
atwurbad by another vloo that la quite
ao vulgar at bragging, aad that ia cari
osity. If you bars any doubt no the
snhjaat, pWb op UlO morning paper,
and read aboat a faaeona motor.
Toa are aot told shoot hie abllltlaa
ns aa actor, or about bla Ideas of tbo
groat playwright*. Oh, nol Tbo num
ber of Hobs to ah lob bo bektoga lo
moot toned, the prooootntion plates or
ptatarae Umt bo may ynaaaaa are de
scribed, bla aootuiaea are dilated apani
Whim, aa te the woman, wo ora told
Um somber of man she hoe osptlvatad,
vrho labor dressmaker, whether Um
■■tlo ObO wears on lb* stage D of the
best quality, and whleh of her Jwwelo
ere real, aad which are panto. If tbo
reporter happens to taka a dWiko to
hsr, auhor aa aa artraoo, or mo woman
then* mlgor kind at okaff lo Indtrinnd
in, which simply displays tbo tesur
aece of Um writer aad tbo vulgarity at
the people who oonot bio work aa of
pnovutn won* viarrmu.
Tabs tbo a catena Amaiioau women
who boa haon vtefUsg yea When tbo
1 os eos you, she dors not tefl bar friends
tbo bright thlopa that ware talked
akowt, tbo bnnhe or ototnrao that waan
'• dilates npoa year
hsl she gfsaovirad of
longing* ooat. Tha arm of an Eagitato
•Utraman, lit# Ini* John Drlghi, vial
Ud IhU anuntry *oom yaura ago amt
told me tluU be indulged In a wi.ll* II*
wh*r*vee h« went; that l.a denied hi*
own faibar. “I would wt bar* duo*
! Ula," he a* id. “If tba people who earn*
to me bad eaked dm about bla political
opiolona, about bla Uterary taataa, but
inetrod of that they (Imply (bowed a
patty oartoaliv. Ttwy wan tad to kaoW
what ha bad for Ijreakfaat, what waa
bl* opinion of wmaan, If ha tabbed I*
bot or add water, and who war* Ua
I Imre* .if hi* early Ilf*." Xn on* could
Warn* him for being unwilling to eal«r
to aoch a low cttrkxlty.
Wlw. bualoaaa h*a tba general public
In dl*coeering whether an nctreae U
happy In her marital ndatlumT tUm la
ou tha atage to act. When the curtain
drupe ah* ahnold be let aloe*, unlnaa In
deed her Iwharlor t* *n bad that all
right t Inking people prefer not togie*
her llie farm of their countenance. la
(hat caaa, tlw beat way (o aipnaa It I*
. to *uy away from the theater. Indeed,
II aa awry to aey, the okx* nntorioa*
l her private Ilf* and tlw worm her act log
' and tin flnar bar frueha, tha more will
r»«d «oac« rue* to tha thaatar that
t hey way *»y they have eeen her. And
; tl.ta M tail another rxprraeloa of tbe
. vice Curi-uity
a cautioc* (ioluk Acrraxa*.
L«M year a famous English ulna,
who is particularly wtorlu dividing hat
•octal and liar business llfr. ant, at
"••e of the Dutarruus sulertelu meats
given la her Itonor, a wotnaa who
plsan-d ha: by ber iirtgtilnemaad gnye
ly. After thla, wln-nevar Utssa two
net they had a pleaseut cbat, and that
was the extent of Hie acquaintance.
the naan they met afala mi
Bond street on London. They stopped
and lha English woman, ddigblsd to
see liar American ecqwalntsnati. Mid:
"Corns go home aad lunch with ms.”
Thla was daellned on Uts pl«e of an an -
fagameat f-*r that dav. The EogUah
wtsnap then Said. "I am extremely
inwy preparing for a new product km,
but 1 am alwaya at bom# at l o'ulnek,
sod I diaU always be glad lu hare you
lunch wltti as quite rn famllls at 140.
The InviteU-m waa accepted, sod Uia
acquaintances parted. Titers is no
msnpllmest in giving big rotertelo
amu at restaurants to people. Thera
is much in ilia asking ooa Into oue’s
family Ilfs. A fnw day* after this
meeting, ti>e Aas-rteaa woman dropped
la at the Englmli woman's house and
lunched with her tp« ritaptayad a
remarks! Ae curiosity, wauled to ha
tuld anted ataiut the bn use. Its fur
nlshlngt and the math ala uf llfa fol
lowed by llw entire farally. Aha ni ear
even hluted that she was a nawsp-qe-r
writer. Fancy toe horror of Lha Ko
gllsli wnnisii, who bud meant to be
kind sad polite, on rneelriug a dip
ping. descriptive of her Itouee and h«r
homo life, with this dirty—owe can
Call It ootblnc else—exp newt nu In It:
••**ra. X V. Z. was ext»-arlvaly enter
taioed when the visited Aruerlaa. In
return far this ahe give* an ordinary
home lundieoa. 1 went expecting ui
m«et some oeWbritles, and I only saw
her pus-IMwed daagbter*." Wiiet do
y<iu think of Hurt as a return for a po
liteness? I do not kuow the woman
who wrote this, but I am exceedingly
lorry for her. dorry that alia outrages
hospitality, and more anrvy that she la
an American wntuaa, wbo will bn ao
oepted as a typs uf all Ute other wom
an who writ*.
VTXD TOOI on IVUIM.
When you com* to Deltaonkn'e with
roe you eau criticise tlx cooking, the
wrrke, aM slMltwr in* hypercritical
■uiril. Bay t educe you to disease,
though. aa I pay for It. that la not
quit* Kind, bat when yoo some Into
b» bouse sod I gir- you s (hers In ay
bokM life, you Mrs no tight to critt
elw- anything, eud you hare laee riabt
to bo overwitrltBrd by eurtuoay and
dralrt to know • list whkh does not
•onoern you. Vino will we orsonni
this rkrf Wbea will ww Laars ltuw
vulgar it is t<> question people about
UsdrafturaT Wltsn will we barn Umt
Am*pesos are laughed at aa walking
question marks, aad that thk world at
lerga—the educated world-scums the
question* and laagheat the quaatlooer.
Oar onunlry Is at lag and One, aad pro
duosaao aneh that la beautiful, that
It M a great ahaaaa Ita people do not
rspraqnt It aa well as he fruiU and Ita
Bowers. Use's boats la oertaialy one’s
oaatla. and Into 14 the demon of ouri
aeity should not be allowed to eater.
mow tin on moo was ibwakdbd.
Thera an people who believe that
emythlag that la printed la tree.
Tbla ta sot always so. And to prove
this X alU toll you soother story. By.
the-bye. what 1 say Is troe, basso aa I
kaow tha people, a yooup woman
waa sent by a dully paper to lotarylaw
a aril-known act nos. Sba seat ap her
eerd at A o'clock lu the morning. The
seines was awakened to raeelea It.
Hits hesitated for awhile as to wbat
answer she would trad, and at lest ooo
elud«d, aa aha waa a kind-hearted
womaa, that she would aaa the young
htdr sod give bar Utr Information she
deal rad. But aha bad to a* bar to
wait for a little while, ft he took her
hath, eed at e»wree. her heir was
WtyTtt**d V1*"110 «
•nd triad. She threw oo a dressing
gows, aa she did not wish to keep her
vlaitar waiting any longer than poe
aoWa, and Waal la to aaa the gaiter who
hadoomaatawahaa uooirllfawd boor,
la a aUan, bat plsls. dsanal gawa, sod
with her long and baaotlfal hair spread
out over bat shoulders. IXor said
brought lo. la a tow minutes, tha
hreaktad trap, and the visitor was
asked, as she would have been la so
tt£tTSS££Si‘ “» - “•
Howwrar, tha eext day this we*aa*i
fseliaat ware hart by leading: ‘ Mrs.
X. T. t. Ima always base thought to
, be at Isaat a elaao rasas. But It Is a
fast that aha breakliaau la an untidy
wrapper, with her hair aaeeabed."
This paraly torntplaa aub waa tha
Uaaka for tha aaurtaay abawa a saa
aa who get op two hoon batora the
SSSEsvrSSS
*M seggreted that Um woaaa la guts
I Una should deny ibis, Um aaswar caa*
, froa kor manager that It was not In
: Um boat likely bar denial would lie
pnbHahed. ‘nib la bow moon talcs are
mads oat of awls hills. Tbb It Um
noult of Um sever erasing greed for
oast, news bring rrprsm a led, too
often, by potty gossip and small asaa
An A mar-loan setrea told as dial
ons >4 tbs best-known erllios In tbls
country would lever say «m good
wind about her work; and wbew ba
whs asked by s friend why tbls was »i,
be aid: **t dislike her both m a woa
hii and as as actress.,' When he was
naked to give the reason, ha said ha
bad no reason; be simply did oot like
her; and no naatur how good her work
was, ho weald not wy a good word
about It. And yet tlila man's writ
ings are widely read, sad eallsd crill
eltso.
W* wawt to maw too srrs
Are we going to be breve ennegb to
grow bigger, to At oureetvar to Uw
couofry we tire InT To grow bigger
In mind, bigger In ldoes, bigger In
•»•*. bigger In ability, and smaller la
the >l<vf of breggliw end earloallyT
It b a mesa thing to”'waat tn know,’*
to went t« know whet does wot con
cern ua. To east to know people’*
private affaire. To went to know
aboet their money affair*. To want
to know aboat lliHr heart affair*. To
want to know about llielr lluia things
that go to make up lift, as lived by the
mao or women tn Utrtr homes and
heerta, the Ilfs that doesn't belong to
the wot Id at Urge. It belong* to the
people who lire In It, and the Ond who
Judges It, and be very sure that He
will judge It, .od that.He will look,
without mercy, on thg bam, mean Ht
Ua sine that make the eon* and daugh
ters of this great Republic the Isugk
ingateek of Urn whole world. It la
true, every word that I have written.
Too know It to, you who are reeding
tt, as wen aa 1 who am wrlUag It, and
to which. In taken uf good faith. I put
my seal and my signature. Bag.
MtaMkk -lew* Tala of a mi* ar man
■gWaSUeagUsmieaaa.
WaOhlaatea rw.
B. P. MeKlasIck, manager of the
Battery Park bote! at Asheville. If.
C., who was owe of the coasts of the
Gridin mi olub on daturdsy, was at Uw
Oapluu yesterday, Mr. McKimlcfc,
lamdas bring on exemplary spool mm
■4 a popular hotel mao. Is owe of the
most artistic story taller* la the South.
As« sample the fulkiwieg aneodotn,
wlilch be related to e circle of friends
in the |i«em gallery, to quoted with
»p‘log Ire:
When a oertatn well known A mart.
*•» explorer, whose name may ha
geemwl at hot oot mewtioord, we* on
the point i4 aUrltag with a lares cx
pedliton te dtamrer the north pole he
received a letter and a small package
from Bill Kya, be b a mortal The
letter raw mnmaltolng like this:
"Hy Dear Sir:-The ooeompenylng
package oootalaa something that will
treat ly I a tercet yoe. ( Impose but not
Injunction, which is that the package
mutt not under any etreamslanoas ha
opened until yoa loach the polo where
Ilia earth turns epos iuuk, or at
least until you reach the nortliermoel
point of y..nr exploration*. Whan
yoa eeu go no farther and are ready to
return, there aod only then, you are at
liberty to open tbo package and avail
yoursstf of Ita content* a* per dlree
Done."
The mysterious package woe e
sourae of gnmt curloaKy to Urn famuet
vxplorrr; bat. trite to the Injunction
pnolaioed la the letter. ha suited tbo
little package away among the impedi
menta -4 the expedition, and thorn It
remained for many weary Booths.
It wua an 111 fotud expedition. It
reached an extrema northern poiot,
bat lb* whip woe Ion among the Ins
bergs and th* men reduced to the ex
tremity of their bora existence. After
• struggle to maintain life, lasting for
months, relief at last came, end not
till then, when the expedition was
rowdy to rat urn home, did Urn ok
tenon of If ye*t mysterious package and
the aoeampenylng lector no me book to
the recollect l*a of the explorer. It
wee grubbed out from otsoog the
sffeoU of the expedition agd opened.
Tbo naetotvr ooataiaad a small box,
which was found to h* Oiled with —
"Apply to the axle of Urn earth,”
was the brief direction.
Ino.a.p.a. 1ml.
"I am aaloniahad that a mlnlatar at
tha (foapal ahnoM amuka elcaraUaa."
■‘They aavad my Ufa wbva I waa a
mlaaionary. Bvmy tlaaa tba Kioaof
tb« Cannibal lalanda began U think at
aailng m*. I weald light a elgarette
and amtw blm an alek that ba Cat Uta
a Had It a."
Tba qgpartmae at Nr. B. D. Whit
ley. an loSnenttel and prominent
olttmo of Martlndala, North Carolina,
Will no doubt be panwad v|(h loteraot
by pa»pla la all barta of tha ooqntry.
For ymn ha baa bam roffact to
violent atlaoha of Inanmmatory rhetv
mat lam; oa tba (rat of Febraary ba
bad an attack, whlok aattlad la oaa of
III law* and aaaaad alaaoat aalaana
Ua pain, for two daya. Ba obtained
a bottle of Chamber la to'i Fain Balm
from W. M. Honetoo * Oa, tperehanU
at Mecklenburg City, Jf.C. Ba wHtaa
that It gave a/moat Immadlata relief
aad glvaa Ohamberlata*a Paia Balm
tha blgtwat pralaa, aad adviam all par
•oaa troubiad with Ilka eM let Inn a U
aaa it and gat relief. For agio by Oor
ry fk Kaonady, Oaataaia. K. O.
Halia Uia.
The OaaatVa amea aw aaat k* pateing
TUESDAY, FEB. A
Bills and rasoluttoMwor* latrodaetd
as follow*: By Mr. WbUo, of Alexan
der. la rafrretiaa to Um oalseUoa of
book* f.w Um putdte aehoola: Mr. D-dby,
a raonlaU iii lostruetlcM oar Boaster*
aad Brpcraai.utlYaa Tn Oangiwa to
You assinsi all lows that laqulra Um
Isaua of bonds to ba r dasHiwd In goM:
Mr. Cook, proYldiag far Um opart ii* .rf
all l*nai of Hutwrt.Hr Oourt an Tues
day* luauad of Mondays; Mr. Forteoo
toaaosud chap. «7 prtssto Iowa of 18H,
lu regard to Uqaur traMo la HMby.
Tbs calender was than takao ap and
U» fallowing bill* aad roaolullona,
wars acted upon: I
To allow Um ibrrlOo af Cbsrokas. |
Graham, Swain, Jackson: McDowsfl
and Mndn-li o Hint Ms addrlrmsl llms
to settle: Bumsamawdaionls warso*hj
currwd In. To ImpcwYs Um public
roads of tho Stats by taxation aad boo
Slot labor. Mr. Moody aocad to
aiasnd by adding "that o<> fstools coo
rlct should bo wound am tbs public
msds, and that ih* sup rial I' lmt of
tbs psuttenUary should haYv charg* In
rrgard to tbs bcwlUt, disc, ate., of wild
ooarteu ” Mr. Moody Make la Ioym
of hi* sosendataut aad cited a an
wbar* a whit* wuaaa bad baaa
whipped for refusing to work on tbr
mods to Bunooaba eoooty. R« at*
rooted tba Drmoerails party far allow
ing such a thing and ■int'~ at langthon
tba iibpot. Mr. Ad* ms said b* ‘
opeoard tba bill
did not salt h|i
defects which I
AS lo the Ittir—- (Moody)
eliarges agaiast the DemooraUs party,
he deal red la my that eo amain oe
oartoce tome Senator* wed to be
loaded aod if they gootd a»* aaload
(bay would aapiode—especially If they
arete making chargee lit1"** the Dem
ocratic party. Tula .ddsampaign oar
toon waa anaeoaaaarUy luterjected: if
this woman bad begg whipped aa de
rail *>ed aad tha aatbortUw of Bn
oumbo o< runty did not p> am ante and
pvoleh tha oreneer tfam wars a* dere
lict aa tha ueeroear wb# did It; last
when lira Senator'* party (Mapablirmn)
wea la power it waa a wail-known fact
that M*ry tusk whlta —an and afell
drec aad auctioned them off to the
biwmt bidder and gave them to oegrara
to work Uwm-, that them Metaled earns
should nut ba put la tM* matter He
waa out in favor of work lag any wo
rn aa upon the public road. Mr. Dowd
followed In tha earns liaa of argument.
It la a gainst tbe laws *f Mcnh Caro
lina to treat a enmn^M tt la aMagrd
this woman bad bms treated. Wheu
the Sea ah* fnxa Haywood, wiio |i a
lawyer, heard that cry why did he oet
pack bt* grip-rack and go to Asheville
and prosecute that man? Moody:
‘•What do you think of a law that al
low* each a thlngf” Dowd: "There
M ne law alli/wiug W—It la a breach of
the law, and you aimald have puulehed
that oraraeer." JIMIher be nor any
other lie publics* ou*M afford to mate
awch a statement after the way In
which hi* party bm hjmted women—
white women and ebddreu, whine only
erlme era* tb»lr povmy. The bill
•tumid be dieewamd aa ite merit*. He
then argued tha merits of tha MS.
The matter waa srgaud by Maaart.
Carver, Mewborna. ffuwlur. Hoover and
Marshall. Mr. Moody'e amendment
that m woman he worked on the road
and that tha aaperintendvat of tha
pen I lean ary be regaind to superintend
Uia bealtb, diet and aluthlsg of the
aihvlcu, was adapted.
The bill pnmi-d—ayaa SO, asm lo, Mm
Democrats voting
ntu
A petition by Mr. Cbaalt, from Or
•nro, Wat preoeotod, taking that Ika
oouaty board of rtoeatloa be abolished.
Tha jodlaiary ooibmIU*# made aa*
oUiarunfaTorabUrryoil.nl the bill to
regulate uw boor* of Ubur to factories.
Baaoluttuos war* Utruduoad aa fut
By S£r. Chart. U fcjor of radaolng
salaries and feet; by Mr. Harris, a re
•osat to Banalor* sad Hkyraaaatatlvra
•» Coo ct vos to uaa aU rfcru to defaat
all legwlatrou MaklM *“ tha Issue of
bonds payaid* ta fO*“
Mr. Look prearutad a memorial fruw
aoittni Mill siapWiyra sakla* tha pee
says of tha paodlag wUl to regulate Um
hour* of labor U fiwtorlea
Bills brer* latrodoaad aa frttowt: By
Mr. Bay, to forbid tha aummlmfeoats
of BaaouMba ailowlat woman to wort
o« tha roads By Mr. Fraueh. ta nils
fy oartaln judgmanta Mt»laat tha trus
tee* *f tha UuiTwalty. By Mr. Llao
beak. lor Um msiuUnaomi of tbo ooi
oced Agrtaultayei «od Meakemoaf
College. By Mr. Crow*, u* inerts**
the appropriate* >* tha todoradorphan
aaylum at Otfafd. If Mr. Bryan la
laaaaa Urn auM ef tbo oawrta by **uW
ug the loaf ipeaahM of Urn lawyara.
(Thar* w*a a big Uagh whaa tb*
Byaakar raftered thU to tha In*a**
ooutmluaa.) Mr. L*«b aatd tha law.
ntb on tha j udlelary •■eamittoe war*
hupsleealy la tt* Thla ststo
meal malted a good *•** of aarprlaa,
bat It true.
Other bill* latradaaad: by Mr. Tor
osr, of Miteneil, to pcerld# for leoal
aawwawnta la aid of pWdM aahaoU.
Tb* uagalabod h waa Ukoa
ay, thla belag Um MB to allow WUkaa
ooouty. slu. MIUMH. RaUtortOrd and
Hupaos, to weak torbMoa He made
which aaaaad as bat a d*bau Tartar
day. Aa araialM—* *° fernsIr
be smptoyed - UM roada was taosptad
to Mr Heudrrara, of Wllkaa, sad
Um ednotoTl^motloa vTrX la
tha JudM Wy soasmBtos waa than voted
da we. Mr. Craw* *«»twd aa aamad
meet that the aahrtau abaft aat b*
ggg zjrsLs-tn
tear*to* from «-<—?| *•***«#«*
ertK-ss.sttSr'as
UMl a QMMhMraWa Mart waa ant a*
rnhtlar ooart. Mr Bay alaa iftn t
ao amaadaaat fortrtddlaf oaovwuu
bn aaat from oca ooanty to aaatlmr.
Tha rat# flaw ap uo Bay1*
aaat pro* Wt** that pnraeo'a
by km fiat rata* ahaM aot La .
on rouda Tba yaaa and aaya
Umk rotad no. Bay tMlaliS bla
£da. Ha arid that Urn Uwabia la
Banommba araa daa la lb* faat that a
maatatrata bad ant nraom tw tha
road, that tba UapaMloan bad ndaad
tha row, and yat bar* to-day tba Ba
pabtloana wero ToUna aninat bta
awadomat which waalatandad Vo pew
rant a repatlUou of Mat u turef*
Ho daalarad that tba aooduat of tha
IbvwMtaan* la tbla matter waa la tba
hldbaat daana bypcwritinl. Maori/ ad
tba Populate and Bnpaitoana rated
NO Mlu a marblna, at aa Xwart. A. than,
Mr Law* and Yaar«, of Waka who
twtod ay*. Tba bill paaaad third road
llM.
| BHb panto third reading allowing
, an looraaaa of tualba hr grade!
•ehoub Id Cborltota, Um poapl- la row
on too question of tanraaia.
A Mil to ispaal Um ahartar of Ellas
bctb City aod to ra-aherlar It anna ap
aod gulablr arrayed Um Banacrata
Md faatoobu agalaat an* other.
RaraaldUnt ta a charter of Oman
rtlb, whlafa waa poihto Uttoogb Iht
otbat day, than waa the abaaoa pro.
rlUon that only It dan lealdaaoa b
nanaauiy for o r.itrr. Ray wanted ta
>«t« Um hill road, bat tab Um Popu
list* aatagnahto. Ha mated taa
nadlng of arctton HU« MR, wfaba
■ equina oaly 00 days inUniiii. aad
Ute aonatUntioa raaalrea flu days.
Pad, Republican, of P**qnot*ak
•aid be wand anrud thb Uy Making
UM tlwa 80 days, Instead to flO. aad
»■"* «p m aaondmat ta that rflast.
PooCa sMeodnanl wn a daft to, and
Um MM paaaadaaooad reading-ayes fll,
non a, MflOblL In agpiatahg kb rota,
told ha naUy did not kn<rw what (be
biU waa; that tad had ban aakad to
eapUm hb bill, bat bad rafaard to do
•a, aad MaCall said ha weald not do
viubaca ta hUeoaaobwot by eotlng far
Um MIL McKrnUe took Um tons
rtoo. and sold that whoa Pool was
•toad to axehlD the Mil be all It waa
ta allow tba paupta to go Tarn thorn
•elraa.
Blfla pa read allowing tho people to
CtarahDd to oota an tba qneflUoa to
tof fltoaufaotara to llgaor la tha tawa
abljM.
Bill to abollah days a f rraoa wao U
»i? "PVmprtaU UJKO tor tha
Undlay Train lap School |M Boaatoehl
°?“l7. “P Thb ta • training
•to'™ ft* Um parpoto of itooming
abandoned wanton. Tbs rota oo tba
•enowd read tag of tba MD was ayes It,
dots 40.
B1 Os passed repealing tha charter to
W rat AaharMle, aad to amend tho
rbarter of BUaeara, and owa was
tabled to present tba adolUratloa of
caady.
WIDBMDtT.m «,
tsfltn.
BHb and reaoiutUnr worn la trod need
aod referred as follows:
By Mr. WoatMorrloud, to laaatpar
parataiba Touoklua Company; alao,
to inonrporota tba High Shoal* Ooaapa
oy. Mr. Blank, ta nsand seetlan
lflU to The Code, relating to dleureet
Mr. Candler, to regulate Uw sab to in
toxtesUng liquor In Earth Carolina.
Mr. Bloa. by request, ta abultah Um
Criminal Coart to Kao Keaerar
toonty.
Tba aa lender waa than taken ap aad
tba following Mlb aad reaoialtuno
warn dlipoand of:
Fur Um raibf to taarlta aad tax
roll stars to tbo dtaUs passed asnaod
and third raadtoga. Baaoiatlua toad
}ouro on aaooaat to tha Polk moon
mantcoraer etnas eeretnunla*; adapted.
Tba MU to authorise tbo oounty of
Mltaheil w had, oumpromtaa and aat
Ua lu debt, passed aaoood reading.
mutt oxaxa.
Tha bit) providing hr tatting Um
public pristine ta tha boost rawpmal
Ma Udder aod for other perpoaae. waa
taken ap. Mr. SUrtmek oppnaad tha
ineaaga to Um MU and said there waa
In >p hoi* after loop-hob In It. It ra
qairad DO hood, neither did It (again
a guerantry; bids ware not to ha seat to
■ta. Ha altered a aabatltata. ft pm
•Idea la aabataiMS that ademlaiaannl
for Mda be mb hr flea day* sad Um
Jntot aowMhtaa bare pawar ta lal It, a
aback hr MOO to isauwotny aaah Md;
as aooo aa abated tha potato printer to
taka atiatgr; tbo ahalrmea to alga tha
sontnet; aunt be a resident to tba
Stake; bond ha $10,000; If tn* aoaamk
toa thick the Mda aanaaalea, adeartba
•gain, aad If atUI ao Um ataolHw
bt U ta a prfTou parson la lu dtaanr
tln.
Mr. Moody oaDad tha praaloaa qMa
ture. dUrtmoh’a aufaatltwta *u tmt—
ayaa 14. aoaa 40 Irani laadfrltl
■Mdilaaila ware aotad down and tha
Mil paaa*d aooand reading. Tha min
war* reydad aad Uta MM paaaad
third landing.
BID to tmyrow tha yaMla raada ad
tha ftuta by aoorlat labor aai up aa
third reading. Mr. foctaao aalM Urn
prwtnur qoaaKia. Thia araatod mogti
eoaaaaant Maaara. ilia aad Dowd,
la axploiafa* thatr aotoa, Miaraetertaad
It aa Mt-Uw to tha arianrlta—aaMr
and rrrolutawnary. Tha Mil waa da
fratod-ayoa Vi. aoap ft. Mr. Oraat
atovad to raoaaatdar aad ta-raAm to tbo
eammiuoa. Tha MU m Nfemd,
SaaaOa adjwarood.
■ocpa.
Mr. HUmms prearatad a poUUaa
| from attlaaaa «t Utaaard fur aa la
areaaa of aahaol tana.
Tha Mil la radaoa and aqaalraa
ahargaa at Uaf tobaada wprahoanaa waa
^Ma A ha n^l I
Ib^^^BwIT By VBB
aa waa alao tha MB to araaaat ariga
dfhtlag. Aa aataaaraMa raywt Waa
nada aa a raanlatlaa to tauMHgali
Mra Paula D. B. ArHagtoah ahay
tha aaarta.
fWMrSBL MM.
thm IJtoto Tiwnrt nwt m to
tbMMMrtote to tto UulMnkr
w^alMd totori' tto Uia».
By Xr. CwwIM. to ftwwt tto Mr*
■tStoKuT *°*ualM;J^r *" •**
mrman to pStTET wiling Hr* «5i
•■Ml** B«Mnl|». tototrymtiTM
yTXfUiGmtHmCmtwnmmiky Mr.
*«UUi. M Btooly to rriTito tow era
Urn of cfcureto*; ky Mr. Ikam. to
*MMtkiUki*Miity imurtolm
Tha Nil t# a Haw tha. thlyawnt at
' |>aa Atom lha Watr, Um— tt ——a
■yurt* a faromMa maUU mart,
«* UMad aaom^Xr, wMm« dshata.
A itwa^ Mlaorttf fMIt M Mad*
aam «y oa aoUmi uf Llaahah Uir>
* . Mr
Silmt,
Ihought that QMOO oaghi to — added
to tha Slt.M already a—dad. (to
to-a —N?—^Ml—d-^* *
Tin— wo—. Ha fa-rad than
whrtaat rf tha Ml) La Um rfrirlluial
—HUtta* Mr. Wuodatd laid ha bad 1
ywtotday —lad —Hat thahfll h-tan
ha tbsoght Um ymadsnt a "iganai
waa. Ha did aot tarot aldlaf am
wnwhy i—HatlM ta Um —dart— at
a—a—. Ha mandated that thh
wort brloagadyr—liariy to the ahwnh
^ Mi Bin. PWlAsi im mImA
***• *" dMWttoM.
hat ha daolliMd saying ha waaafMd
Mwyara. Mr. Woodard thoa aaada a
•pm* daytog H w— the dedal—
praaehsd by lita tosthir fn—l chat
.Unlaw-nbad ahayad lagWaU—aa
Umyranaad that lhay had broagfct
the Mate to the euodJUao It W u« ta
H* Mid tha Christian nMgtow, had
tollad to nwlaiia fell— -rum Mr.
S£B3Sn3s
shfttSSsjrzSS
thahncaa. Tha saana waa gwlto II—
5. Than wan at—y ladlaa la tha
•dtary, and wy tm—tad llataran
“»»«?• Mr. Bnrnhan Mt at Mr.
WinUaid, aaylag that tha tad —
who ought to ton a—lad Uls MM
waaaainlaurnf Um mH. Ha ga
•to* Um acatmtat and* by Mr. Weed
ardth* aU rellalauaafntta to raatda
tall— nan had toiled. ,
Tha —toon tha ydhahtoh tha
ass
to Mr. HU—*aa,'—pUiaiaa hla rata.
•aid that while ba to—d the MU ha
■ad rata againd It tar «--TrT
aoaa.Mtha at— or ttoiMatetor
tha yad two y—n wore Wo too
ttaf—t ——ell. In wtiietfbs —lowtaad
tha aefala wo ana who wan wink
ing aa hard in raotalw fan— wa—.
aad who now would han to atnd thaw
*°.l*hy.**toa Mr. La* -id tha
•addrat d—lamUoti ha had haard «■“*—
mtda by Mr. WoodardTn
craa“£*u22raj^ss
mutna hnd not tolled. Hm —ah
2115? wy* tondlF^f
yl—dad. Mr. Yearn, of Pika made
afttnafnl ——* lt£itrg ndmw,
aad aald ha wa«M to haarUly aebejwd
of tMaLacWatontf It MU to a—a
Ijy gj.* r—rto*w>«iwlaadar
Mr. T Inalnah worth to tabs tha MU
from the taUa. Mr. Muar— 5
Ua Mil. —yirnr tanatin today wan
latataraat: that tha
*»*> «* l««UUUoa «h
fooUte and teat tea tratatag ntiml
s:s»s.'Ks.1;,,.hu!
t« tela arhool «f It eoald L tecwnteat
any aoaatoaratda mter af
Had baan raferiaad by it Ha .
•aa tea avgartanaa af aX teat
baaad Ma iiaaurtlua t
feBaa tmaaaa bad km nmvi, am
btea* if tea OoMflbero wo^aa bad Mt
ZXO!* *£" af a
mt«ala«4ate »(W daa nlnmi.ar
B» aid teara vat taa sate kuofcr
WkHa, af BUJaa, atteabad
Mr. Maarsa’a Wgto aad aatd that it
""•r** far toward* M*oUy .^d
\nMtnmrn wbaa Mgatra aadtatetar
|»oa •«*; thargad. Mr. Waodard'a
•gaate had grated aa Hi Mlaga. Ha
w.ted^b^MBjteaa froai tea tabta.
{****• Irtrt* ta X«Mte Wf/TUr*w^K*
tag U ba tafcaa to tMtgaUa raTaava
tocy. Ha aailad tea prartoa* aaaaUaa
7H* 7**.‘“J**0* °* taktaf ’tea wn
tjjM tea tatta waa ana 40, ao*a 41.
Tba Hoaag drailaad to m n*Uw i
Tba astafontau <4 tbawli kJuSS1
’^r^Hair ZSZSTi^*****'
ran I at I aa teat tea Rwa'aMTi!
10 a. w. laaMrraw aad ■«—- ml
UJOta aajartoattoad tbaiMtogaf
tea aaraar atoaaaftbt -
U L. fate. «oaa«aat to
THTWDAT, IM. 1.
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