IRS ARP OFF 01 A YISIT.
BILL TKLL1 ABOUT EBB DEPART
URE nOK HOEE.
nmnai Tleese nice Man. Bat Mae VMi
Waa DhwBaM aa Aeeeaat ar Hn
WaaBaaWa IUmh-AiPS
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Mil Arp In Atlanta OowtltuUoa.
My wife, Mr*. Arp, hadn’t been
•way from bo ax for two yearn. It la
add that a ratting ban Barer gets fat,
but tbaaa human bans do, aad ao the
girl* thought tbeir naothar ought to
roaaa up and go somewhere and taka a
rest. It waa • great undertaking to
g* bar oE. It took a wbota week to
get bet apparel hi Brst-cUee oonditton
for aha wasn’t rtlaad on ooomoa
clothes and wont wear them bow es
pecially when aba gate abroad or to
etraroh. Wo finally gat her off, though
tba train Iliad ta bay* left bar wbll*
■be waa raying goodby and kitting nil
th* little grand children. Oo* of tba
girls want with bar, but I waa t* scat
ter around at boats. Two weeks waa
tba time aba gare here*If, for
aha raya that ta aa long as any
body ought to May off any
where on n rtalt, for ram* times folks
wear oat tbatr welcome aad dost
know It, la faot ooe weak ta the rafeet.
She wont to Roaaa where our oldest
boy a»d his family Mrs sod where abe
11 red for twenty-seven years, float* of
her reriy friends ere Mill there and
they asms to eea bar, of soars*, and
talked about tboe* dear old tins** aalil
tbatr ayes got taary and they draw tbeir
chain a ntUa closer aad wat* marry
sod aad by turn* aa they talked of th*
IIvleg and tba dead. On Sunday abe
went to oar ram* old ohnrob and rat
in tba eases old pew aad drank In
araio tram tba mass old organ,bat tbs
presclinr sad tba choir ware changed.
After aarvtoa aha cu forced to bold a
raoeptloo in tba vestibule. where old
trim da and tbatr ohlldna and greed -
child ran gathered around bar, th*
friends to gram her sod their children
to look npoo tba matron of tba otdeu
lima of whom they bed board. Toe,
this wonderful women who ra gently
dominated bar lord and master sad
kept him ra eweMly subdued that be
liked tba subjugation
(«• ■pant 4 'teaigntiui week ami
tba program for another war already
arranged when on Balurday some bird
of iba air told her that 1 war slab sod
aha could hardly wait for tha arming
train, I had bean nick, vary tick, bat
tha crisis bad paaaad and for fear aba
might bear U and ant abort bar stay 1
wrote her that I was getting wall aad
to Roiah her rest, tfiie Is not that kind
of a woman or wits, sad ears enough
aboat tp.n.1 happened to look oat
of Urn window and aw bar aocntag op
tha lawn Ilka aha feared I would die
before aha got there, Tbea 1 had to
Ml bar aa bow I waa takaa down on
Wednesday, tor my aaasa old kid ears
got belligerent again and wrestled with
sa aad threw me aad I bad vertigo
and lumbago and embargo and my eye
balls ached aad how tha doctor treated
ms hsrolaally and scandalously and
doeed me with aomething every two
boars—ell different—sad nobody oan
uU vbtt cured iba
Bat all’s well that ends wall, and
now I am In Cor another lease. Of
Mine an old wagon will break down
ever aad anop aad baa to be patched
up aad kept greased, or It can’t gb. By
and by it win oollapee aad tarn tu dust
like the ono-bam may.
And bow bon eogisa the Philadel
phia Jtseord Job* to dlstirfa my teas
qnUtty aad aggravate am Into using
mom Uogaage on thorn yaokM editors.
I hare already used up all my adjectives
oa Boston aad ntiw dreamed I would
assd may tor tba Qn ksr City. The
Baeord pretends to be a dsttooratio
impsr, but U baa got a whole ootoann
aboat the Aodsrsoovtlla prison and tu
borwta, which it says bam created a
sentiment that will last aa long aa time
and how tha poor ereatarm wars d»t
down ilka dogs aod starved, and bad
to dig w«Ila twaety-Uve fast deep with
tbslr heads aod scraps of shall la a
mtoeCoittomt water todrlafe, ate.
WpU It’s awful to read, bat I would
like to know where (burn shells eamp
from mast have fed tha boys oo
orator*.
nwno ehnrnad all Utoa* horrors
•poo u In a torn bio spaeeb. and Ban
Hill ragHad to bin la oos at l>* gnat
rat teas aha of Ma Ufa aad nfatad
may etaarm aad dM It froas tha war
laMdanJ-momd la tea world teat
Unnt and Stanton aad Lincoln wan
rwmnsIMa for atary daaUt and tB tea
Srj&pftMrsss
Drimnin with ob whan baporuiaad bo
da ao far tha aaka of buaanlty, for
Orate mid that oar mao In notteam
prlaona woold gb hack bo Bcttlaa
again. Wt btgmd ttisw to amd «
rmUoaa and aadtelaa for teatr an
aad told teaa teat bate atgbt ba dte
tnbntadtateaUawaodUara and aur
gaana. Thay rafoaad tela and, of
ootuaa. thoir awa dlrd Ilka sharp, for
wa bad no nwdteloM aad oar own
rations won oorn waal aad salt pork.
Bat tesoo prtaooan had lost what tbalr
goatdahnd. Ask tea gasrdt who atUi Urn.
lsh Umt. Hadam, of MatMUa, aha of
Uw haw at Man, aad ba wOl tail too
that tha prtraaart bad ararytblag teal
ba dM and that* was BO tnbaraaatxy,
bat pity and aorrow far tern and lu
dtgaatlm ad tea baarUtaaaaas of Uwlr
StfaN tela Andsn^riXo Sd^m
irllf wandar teat ante ladldontar to
tha talaary of Utalr owa aoldMra aaaid
ba Inn la aay (nwhmi booo
•arte. Mr. Oram doolsna that H tea
mat no wars bf Jtoropa MM ban
known ft thay woold ham ham horror
tenth that tea anthorlttaa at Wash
ington wara raoMy tea aardwan
of Ilhatr own aaldlam and thay had te
sppmsa tea ktndrad of item aaldlan
by Natong a mapa Mat at pam Wirt
and ba aging blot after a aoat trial
And yah a Man who stgaa Maaalf m
Atlanta Yankm wrltea aa an laaalt
lag lottev and tette aato hold ap
awMM and tea lha Yaakaw atana. ter
tea ww la awar. Wte than, 1st bla
0*11 off hi* own dog* and writ* U> bla
P*op»« to Mop their llaa about Andrr
•onville and abowt tbo oagro, aad lat
ua alone. I will quit whan tba* quit,
and until tbay repent aad apolugln 1
will cry aloud aad ware not, Solomon
aaya that a slanderer is a ooward aad I
wouldn’t reply to tbalr alaoder* if it
,was not a maxis of tba igw, that *1
taoea under aoauaatioo la a partial oon
feaaioo of guilt.
And lot mo (aU you brathrwa. (bat
the Ora atfll barn* la tba boaocua of tbo
Co&fadaaat* Tatwaaa aad tbalr obil
draw, aad If disaster sod oaafl<ot eomaa
agala to tbo people of tbo South It will
not bo oared by the politicians or tbo
mongrel mouey-lovlog people of tba
etttee, but by tba oommoa people— tbe
booaat, f carl am yeomanry who makaa
up our rural population. Dr. Anders,
that gtflad tod noble Northern man,
Urid tba paopla of Chicago and at New
Orleans that tbe So prams Court of tba
nation bad decided that every principle
we fought for was just and legal and
justified by the constitution, aad Farcy
Gragg aaya tbay didn't dare to try Mr.
Darla for treason, for they knew that
DO oo art would ooorlot him.
Bat enough of this for this time. 1
ma advert Lead a madteloa that I* war
ranted to remove that tired feeling
which sometime? overcomes a man,
aad I'm going to boy a bottle and try
U for them Northern slanderer* make
ma tired half me tint. And aa I read
tbam I aoeonaetoaaly wbtapar that’s a
Its, that’s another If* sod another.
David aay*: "And I mid la mine
•rente that all mao were Hare.” Ha
mtabt bare said It at bla lairura 11 be
bad lived ap North Ull now and read
tba Northern dally papers.
And w* aa* that MoKlolay baa ap
pointed aa- thar negro postmaster In
Alabama. Triad to above It ou him,
but the oagu Wcaldot eeoapt It.
Tbat*a tba mau our booUlokara war*
clobbering on wbUa b* was marching
through Georgia, May tba Lord have
••toy oa as aad protect ua from our
own poitticaana.
P. A—A poor woman of Dallas
Tax., treat* Information of bar broth
er, Lucius Marcello* Campbell, of Bul
lock county, Georgia, who volunteered
la 1861 and was mustered In oar
Savesnah and served four rear* Id
G*u*ral Whaalarl Cavalry. He died
aom* yaan ago lu Texas and hia Ituie
children are entitled to a ptoaloa under
tbe laws at Texas. My oh) friend,
Gaoaral Cabail. laegr me to aaa If I caa
dad any living proof of this sold tar's
•arvtce. If ha baa aay comrade who
knew kirn, let him arrtta to ma.
A A.
AtaktiaisCMalm Itarr.
Newton tetpM.
Mr. Bkut Huoeuokor, who 11 roe at
tbe dUapeon bridge on Urn booth Fork,
acre he le seventy-three yean old, but
be aerer before lest week uw moo a
make aa be kllM oe Friday lo ble old
kite bee or plunder house. It wae a
Mack saake. tlx feet long aod aa big
arouad aa his lag at the ankle. Tba
anake wae seen in tba acme house at
threshing time last year and Ute thresh
er mao wanted to kill It, but be pleaded
for tbe snake and saved 1U life, aa be
wanted It to clean op tbe rata. It
ftourietied aod grew big oa rat-moat.
But recently lira Honeaeker turned
peoeeeotor, end alleged that tbe awake
waaeaUog her aggs aod young oblek
eoK This la when tbe eoake made a
bad mistake. Uoole Kaay bed given
hiib Mil permlmleo to “go ahead wllli'
bla rat ktiling” bat be cowM not stand
Mrs. Haaooakar’a plead I ng for her
eh tokens and egga. do the next time
tbe eoake came out for an airing, ha
fell upon him with ~a eiub. lie says
the make bae doubled IU else lo twelve
Mr, MHteo MeCorkle le nepeoeible
for tbe followieg obiofcee story. He
went over to the plantation to Urraab
Wheat Friday. When tbe wheat was
about all thrown oat of tha bora two
bane which had baas covered up whao
tbe wheat was thrown In tba barn tear
weaki before, ware no covered. One
area daad. Hot the other rated a
aaekle. ate soon let It bs knows that
■he wae MUl all*. She bad lived four
weeks barite le the wheat without
food or water*
two Seel inilat laela AOute.
■oak NHI Hamid.
The lew la fores lo Allan is prohibi
ting *Utlng oa the paveaoeoU of the
elty le being rigidly so forced and la
werktaf a great reformation. Mr. J.
H. Clyburn, who le now a cititen of
Atlanta.. tan In a private latter to the
tettoc of this paper that the enforce
ment of the lew bee worked e greet
good. He BMnUeae e eeee where a
• negro spit a mouthful of aoabtw upon
a pavement. Ha was seen by a poiloe
ri, who gave the optic* Of clean! og
wnlk or going le the leak up. Tbe
negro with a haedtarehldf In band got
down on hie donee end narubbte tbe
tenement until H wee perfectly elver.
DWtrp arose to bit foot lie
thanked tbe poUeemaa for bla leniency.
bki
pmariM VMvMimrt n.c,
?»«,,»*<, M ■ prrmtlya of inter
fa* Oote. Obolara .ad
DUrrbow iMNy. Wo bin known
aod oa*d ttti Madlataa la oar family
for twaaty yaata tad hays always roaad
It raltabla. la May oaaaa a doaa of
tbla raaaady woo Id aava hoara of aster
laf wblla a phyUolaa la awated. Wa
do aot btteaa la daaaadlat IwpHMUy
ow act MdMoa for a oar*, bat wo do
tealtfahaBlaorOhaabariaia'o
kapt oa baad
i dt
____ba
a la aary ataad eaaaa ika
of a pbyaMan woold aot bo
At MM lMi baa baas oar
yaaca. r»Mto% J^u, GStaT?
NEARLY A YEAR ON A FLOE
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DR. OOOI TELLS 01 HIS EXPERI
. BIOS.
A iTMnMMMN Xltat-Hnl'
ImTkil m Tau la
■ha.
I H*w Taft •aa.
Hr. Fredartox A. Cook, the Brooklyn
ptiyaidao who aooompan led the nxpedj
U«o toAottrtto regicmi organ lard by
tb« Belgian government two yenn ego,
arrived borne on the •*—*-*- Bnffon
fraa Bio Janeiro, He wee ehlnf aur
geoo end anthropotogtet of the expedl*
Uoe. which aneat two yvera la the
regloa of the Sooth Hole. There en
many leoideuU of the long voyage
which Dr. Cook would not dteeeea taat
night, ei they appear Ant over hie own
Meat in a aelentlAo pubBoetion.
** (Te didn’t etnrt for Uie pole end we
dldnH reach U.’‘ ha raid. “Tlia objeot
•2 tN expedition waa to make a aarlne
of obeervatloaa. That we did. and we
not only eoooanpUahed all that we ex
pected to. hut e treat deal men. I
•ooldnet any that we mede any greet
dlaoovertee oatntde of the dleeovety of
e ceonl through Palnrr Lead, but the
nnnlm of our okeetvaUooa anoertatnly
of grant Importance.
exphlltloa waa well organlaad.
The Ant region a* lac tad for exploration
waa that of aonth Capa Horn. Lwv
IngStataa Load of tbo Southern Sena
oo Jan eery 1. 198ft, on the Belgioa, e
■t**™ whaling vmnI, built eepae telly
for navigation In the lie peak, we pro
oeedad dlreealy to Cnpa Horn. We
took noandlDge directly aonth from
thla point to tha Sooth Shetland In
land*, pneolag through thla gronp to
Palmer E<end, wfaloh It a part of tha
Ante ratio eoollaent.
“It waa at Palmer Land that we
mada oar graataet dlmvery. Tbaro
we found a aaw canal aa largo aa tha
Atratta of Magellan aod extend Inn from
BaroAnld Stmt to the PaciAo Oeaao.
Tha load waa Ant ditoot trail about
aavnnty yean ago, and no Car aa I know
had never beeo vialted again until we
went Lb era. At the lime it wea dle
eoverad only tha oulaklrta ware vialted.
m that oar vlatt wee In a morn the
tha A ret one, for by mean* of the etna I
we ware able to go through the land.
• i m ounu is a mil *» miles loot,
whleli maaoi tba discovery of 400 mllai
of Dear -oaat. It yarim to width from
twenty-fire to aixtj coll** aud La navi
gable. Although tho lead ta oorered
with tea and aoow, area In old-ram
mer, there is no Ise lo the eanal. Wo
found, some forty or fifty tala ode in tba
Mod that had of ooorse never. boon
Visited before. Thar* ate oo people In
Pelmer Laod aad very lllUa animal
*•**-.. I •“■Ot glre yoo all the details
of tbo work of the lonlogieal depart
ment there, but I know that all tbo
life they found there waa taro kloda or
•pldm, four kloda of ioeeeta la all aad
a bird not unlike a white pigeon. The
ltuecte ore all new diaooverlM. Noth
tng like them had ever been soon by
tbo entomologista before. The white
pigeon la aim liar to oas that la to be
foaad at Terra dal Puego. it was
aomewbat of a aurprlaa to Bod It at
Palmar Land.
“We made twenty landing* la ell at
Palmer Laod and mada a doe ooilee
Uon of aootogioaJ and geographical
yylysy W*al«>i savveyed the Mrolt
aad mada a chart which la the only oae
in existence to-day. We anally
cmmicd la the Firal&e and proceeded
aetU we entered the main body of
pack ioa went of Alexander Land.
“We were to the ice pack for thir
teenmoutbe. When wo antarad it wo
decided to push La as far aa wa could
go aad If brought to a halt before wo
•ttelosd a certain point, to return aad
aUoek the ice at eoaw aon vulnerable
point. Wo got lo oloetr miles, aad
finding wo eo«M get no further, tried
lo g«t out again. But the lea had
okwed la behind ua and wa warn at nek
there, ao are bed to make the meat of
the peatUon we foaad oarosivee ta.
Itaring tho thirteen moot ha wo wore
la the loo wo drifted ohoot 3.006 miles.
Oar drift waa almoot dna want, from
8* dogma amt kmnltada lo IBS de
wmamot joogltude nod from 70
“agree# math leUtode to TB tonw
oouth lattu.de. Tbo too Boo that We
wore la won aix mllm In dlamotsr, aad
wo remained la that one Hoi for a/moet
oyem. We wen la danger from tho
too during the Brat two moo tba aud
the last two mouths only. Any vessel
an ooe like oora, built to withstand
the ravages of Melos, tossed abootte
*
“Wo didn’t au(Tar at ail daring
*** W«aty of elothing
for knob a climate, and wo wen able to
korotfaoMlp and walk about Uw loo
Boo. Tba only Uviag things foaod la
kowmo malq, mgalae sod petrels.
Wo practically lived oo them, hanting
Mil tte odgei of Me UmT
JSa^SEtaftKSE
aa wo needed them. The ooldoat
weather wo straek was 43 drgrom be
low aero.
- IT* now uD] ohm aurfng tte
tlwa w* war* !■ tte tot pack. Wa
am *Ma to ooaat 90S toabarga around
M. aad ttey teto tte mmn paalUoa
y*7*f J5* *oMr» U"4’ ,Kowlo« that
Li*lr *2*-™ «*• M that Of tte
tte wn* Marsh 14 loot
hi 1M dagraaa waat longltodo, 70 da
graaa aontt laUtuda.
• Oor aaoat laaporUot dtoooTarlaa hi
tteragtoaof itetoa war* Uia waatarl*
Mrraak whlok aarrlad aa aloag la tte
**• » ■obranifte platan□. n* baak,
•ataadlag from Qrattw Land aa far
Mteaa wa waok Aawr tte waat
ah triad ad ate ratoabto of Tte raaarda
of tor trig la a aarlaa A watiwlogtoal
Pi*1 ,rtly Aa otearrattoo waa
••tea aaah hoar la ite day Car aa aatlra
ywr. aad tte aartoa U tte aolf aaa In
tetoteaaaaf raaardatatea te tte tenth
Ptea ractoa la tte wtotar. la foot oar
jjy ■ *te drat wa that oror apoat
tte winlor In that rafioa."
Tte Deifies, trier {saving tha tee
peed, proceed'd to Punts Areas*,
retaguela. Dr, Uook epeet a long
time among tb* Month Amartoau In
dlau before cutting ret home. Tb*
affsssjrsriaa:
were la Awwl, 1887. Cape, da Oer
Isoba expected to get to U el bourn* In
March. 1888, to reptenteb bte atone,
aol tbe fbet that the Balgtaa didn't
wort there gave riee to a fear that
•he had been teat. When Sr. (look
left Brooklyn la 1887 ne ares engaged
to be merrted to a yonag woman tbsra.
8h* 4W shortly Startba exptflttaa
tofk Dr. Cook dldat get tb* new* at
bar,‘tenth aatO a year later. A latter
which bad been forwarded from a
doaae differed pteeae AaaUy Ml Into
tbe band* of aa American mhwteoary
at Thrre del Feego. Be bcM It, and
fortnoautv mat Dr. Cook while he waa
there and handed U to klm. Ik. Cook
la at prreent staying with bte brother,
at 747, Bedford avenue, Brooklyn.
TAMTiwa rai unna*
A. a. Wiiasuw Mow T.
OrmoTlUi aC^Xnrv
I mat a man an "tha Bow" tb* ether
night aad be naked me to acre bim
from “carrying the bearer,” which
means walking around all eight or tak
ing what nap* can be not an tb* ceete
Is the park* between the vlefts of the
polio*man. Tbla man waa tatting mo
something aboot carrying the bearer
night after night. Dead tired, wild
far rest aad sleep aad for the ward fa!
oblivion that oomea with sleep, staking
town somewhere only to be ellrrad ep
and mad* to move on lost re oblivion
bee ooem—ronaad oeo* more aot only
to pbyateel pain and discomfort bnt to
tbe dragging more of degradaDsn aad
bnpalaasnaai and to taeiag tbe memo
riae that baost more ralmtteariy and
more dreadfully tbao ear a boots We
who steep la ow hade with Ik* untold
comfort of atretebleg unincumbered
llmhs Ood It herd to hare onr rest dis
turbed one* or twice to the night.
Bow about the man. Who meet seek
steep In anatebe* with all bte etotltee
on, sitting on a bard beach and prodded
up at half hour laterals 7
Don't blame the police. They eaa
not discriminate and allow the perkd
established for the comfort and recraa
tlon of raapeotable people to be made a
■leaping place for baam. Aad this
awe la a bum all right enough and
probably f asarvaa what be la fatting,
although It it s hasty due*. Tat when
1 Wretched out la my own bad I was
more eomfortahte In Uilpkltig that this
poor devil bad for eoee At least tha in
•xpraaeitda eemfott of a tied aad having
his etethea oft.
lore* jeers ago wnaa i oerae
here I ntM this man—be looked an
well kept end well conditioned end to
•ure of himself; end Uo bed tbe reputa
tion of being one of tbe most capable
newspaper seen on tbe Bow, «a be are*
mad Is. It was said of blm Uut be
could walk Into sny newspaper office in
Xsw York sud be welcomed to e plaoo
et Us desk. lie bad so other rspnutioo
of which he wee eveo prooder—that of
being able to drink more whiskey thaa
any man In tbs bssinsaa without fast
ing It. They used to call him “Tbe
Murderer” bsosnss It is said that he
had drank a domn men tu death who
triad to keep up with him. It was bis
amusement to tska several earn la aa
sveotng, driok them stone drunk and
go on bis way. neatly and wall knot,
and oeprble as tysr. How we toe hit
flnieh. Ho Is eorrying the banner. The
time name when hie wonderful oonetl
tation broke under the strain. lie
thought he wat the master of whiskey,
but It got him at lest. He began In be
eanebla of getting drank. Then bn
got so that half a desau drtoka would
make him silly and helpless. He
drifted from one effioe to another end
finally landed oa ths street, for tbe
■ov has DO osa. for the man who cant
koop up to his wot* and past perfor
maoeae are ant eoaffidnrsd. Ho bo
beau aboot lo the parks, fiomcttmae,
so be tells me, acme offioe boy who
knows blm. Me blm go Into one of the
newspaper offices after S o*olook a. m..
when everybody baa gone, aod Hasp
there le paaoe tor two er three boars.
That la aboot tbe best be eaa look tor.
except when be oea get U cento from
soars old nogasletanoa for a bed—that
la all a bed and a bath costs la the
Bowery. And be Is forty-five years
old. i know he had s wife ud obil
dreo somewhere In Brooklyn, bat I
bated to aril blm about them. Kay be
bln alh has done ae several women I
knew here kata done la similar olr
oumstaoem—rwa him oat aod gees vs
work to meko her owe living, f hope
no.
■Hh Unily ■»*« mnw, ■tmiir
drop or mtlk bM baan |>tband ip,
and tb* brgMt amount erar foaod
wm about tear quarto; hano* milk la
largaly owda during Um llm* of milk
log; and tb* soar MM b* plaoad uadar
favorahla eoaditlaM a» tba Una, or
yaudojmt gat tba ragutar quantity of
milk. Do not think that milk I* al
raad? tbara, and all yon bag* to do la
to draw It out. Only a imali portion
of It to la tMa OMto. Moat .of U la
than randy to baobaagad into milk,
bat It la aat milk aadwa moat baaa
things farorrabl* for tba Mtr to mik*
llii
Mr. A. aaadm. wrlttogfrom^Uoroa
nat Oman, Pla., myi Uwr* bM b*M
Kto aa «»Him»i of dtnrrboaa Urnra.
bad a aatara attoabkad wm aurad
by tour doaaa *f ObaMfaartaiato Oolle,
dbalarm tad Diarrhoea lUsady. Ra
toy* b* ala* nnmmaalad it tootlmra
and Uwy aay It to Um ba« amdlataa
Urnt aaar aaad. Par ant* tyf.l Car
ry k 1,’imtmj.
j5rafflpKasyrK*aa:
aaoardtog to a ragart to Um War Ita
tortawl.
A REPOBUCAH GATIEK1I6.
thbt hold a pow-wow n
EALHIOtt.
MaMrt Oor. OarkiMWarm. Jolrm.
. Baton Judge Pornell this taotnlag
ergsmeot bagao la Uta notable ease of
Dense sad Diekeoa. from Arinetlla.
tin argnmeot bring oo tba Mils of t>
aaptlooa. Thaaa an of gnat leogth.
300 tjrpewrl Uea pages. Senator Prllob
ard aad J. 8. Adana appeared for
Breen aad Dixon, tbe defendants; A
K. Hottoo aad W. P. Bream, Jr., for
Uta goesra asset.
Bat totaraaMag aa was tba preaaaoa
at Saaatui Prltobaid, la tba oasa, than
waa a for non important foatarw.
This was a poUUoal ooa, for a cumber
oftbariaMla tba parts had base aotl
•ad to ba ban aad ooafor wiib than.
Of tbla number waaa State Chairman
Hoi too aad AUoroar Qeoerai VTabrnr!
^■ssftffisxacrt!;
sail that ba waald antes at 9 o'etook
last sight. 8o bo m mat at tba
depot aad drives (of all ptaoee la tba
world) he tba QeseraotU Manrinn It
vaa a fneb ease of tin Uon wad tba
taMBb lpkig dowa together; that thaaa
two whose batted baaboao ao Utter
ahooldnow thaaba la amity. And
the “Uuie child” who Iwe led them
•0 peers to bo Baraaue CeUaotor Cbri
Duooaa. He latheoaljr Bapnldlaaa
who lo the Qoreraor’a darkest boars
waate near him. HU slrita wan
Inspired.
“■win or uu aay at aa
•nd, tba Bapabiieaas got Ugsthar to
tbalr love-feast. Oo* of thalr party, and
high laitb* synagogue, aald tMa mom
lag: “While they are all her* I expect
they will all nonaammata tha arraag
acot aa to offices, .by which Senator
Pritchard wIM resign and becami Judge
sloe Bwart, who will ha gireo aoam
Ulog HluaUr at good.* that Is. th*
Federal Martsqlp at Asheville; Ooverc
or Baasslt raslgcing ami BryoaMa
•tapping Isto tha moeb-ooTcted ptao*.
and then appelating RuasaU Msaslor.**
Another Rspablieao. aqnally high
la tba party, a«ad stood oo this Mg
and oomprabeaslf* deal. aaylnr “Bat
what wiu tba Democratic Legislator*
do when It meats agaio oaxt June, as
meet It Barely will!*’ Than be want
oc to apaak of Govtrnor Bureau's da
Mr* to gat out of the exseaUv* chair;
aauady desire, long felt and vary
powerful. Only wcarlnere come* to
aim. Mod tbs ago tbers was aa
attempt to eoglaear tba Mg political
daal. bat Ultra was delay.
U waa qdtn easy to guaat that
among there waa alto talk and ooafar
es o* aa to Urn oonati lotion si amend
met That la a than la Senator
Frttchard*a aid*. Ha knows that Urn
ratlfloatloo of the amendment by a
Mjr-majority Is aera. Governor Kas
sail knows It and admits aa mack, as
Logs Harris told year correspondent.
It m really herd to Indsoe a Bepaktl
oan of peominenaa to rey openly that
be I* ta oppoaltlao t* the amendment,
re any ons will dltooyar who asks tba
question.
Friend* of that greatly esteemed
oKli-tn, Jnltan 8. Carr, eay ha la a aaadt
data fur tba nomination far Uw
United Sutre 8enau
Yoor correspondent mat Chairman
Holton to-day with th* graatlng: “I
haven* ***n you sloae—•• "No,** said
the cbalrman, “oat alnoa tba night of
November 8th," Than tba cbalrman
was asked Ms view of the coacUtw
Uanal amendment. H* said: “Tba
-people will not you far tba amend
ment. It will bare to to oooatad to.
Tbey are not wtfttug to put a cloud on
tbelr right of suffrage. With a fan
vuU tba amandmaat will be defeated
by 40.000” This he eeld after being
art ad If b* did act know that the
rtrtndmaat would be raUflad by at
bw w^w twi. wow na iouj
that H waa vary - diOoolt ta tod a
white Bepabltaao in thla part of tho
Mate who nppwaait the awaafant, ha
•Mi »X hear that In the extreme wat
thajaypoaa It.” Ha awt oa ta apeak
of Oovermor Baaaatt, aaytaw: “Ha to
•* right. Hedeeent nard anything.
HawiH ha U aoetba of oBee attend of
htaaf** At to tho next campaign, ho
admitted that It would ho o vary
Qortroot Bnaaall aaot oot Inrlto
tlono to'blo raooptloe at tho tfaaeton
toHriJjt^lo ooaapllaaaat to tienetor
donator Prttahard, Oorotaer Boo
•aU and Mhor Bryablioaaa hoM oarer
at oonfhrtaeaa at tha eapttot to toy.
/ edge Bwart WMnot here. Ha hao
impacted trouble hara, and hla eloamt
Mead, J. G. Unto, of HantonoorUto,
waa hara to look after kto loteraeta
Bwart to tore «f aebSnwetloa, and to
JohHnot lo faao- lie torn oot fanoy
UwpUa to make Me alark at Ail»
Tr»* OMoo. Whaator Martlo nod
Grant ware among them lari tad ta
the Qortruot'a rooopttoa ta eight,
gtron In oatapnoMat to daontor Prttoh
ord. Attorney General Watoor wna at
tha raaaptloo. Ha aad Oororaor Baa
aall hara harlad tha hetehet.
Ohalrmia Uottoo, Ohrl Dnaoan aad
ether RapohUaaaa earned Um word to
day that all lagohllaaaa who rota for
Mo m'>«ttot!eaal amend meat wig not
ho etaanad ao BigobWeaea. Thla wW
aaotnaff oarotm. Doaeaa aeld: “Note
UapohHoon la Barth Carolina wtg
rata tar the amaadwaat, tar It ha
torn ho to ante BagabHaao.” Domom
gam oot that to dxy'agathorlag woo of
llapahllaaaa who wonted taaaa tana,
tor Prttahard, and warn noMOad to
owat Mai hero to mra toe aware a i af
going to hto hoaao at lfarahair
very term part of Ula ooattoaat. It to
iieh to Safan aod tot olonk. it hw o
term ana la akUk grain ooo fa grown
aadTaitamUar.lt la a poamaalon not
to to b* daaptaad. Tat It to doubtful
wbatbarGreat BrtUtodariraaeajr mb
aada baa a dUtor
oouotry” gat
tha Ualtad But**_
tha Uaaadlam bar aaaao
from Grant Britain. Tba drttarl**,
whieh ought to ba pnilahto ua la ■
wratebad ooadittoa, aad tha labor folk
uaataaat la o elate of dartttetioa.
With hit tta ant oral ad vantage* Canada
ia poor, aad Ua aoairaaroa to worth very
Uttto to Groat Britain, owing to tba
kata competition of tha UattS 8Utoe.
Thaaana ooadUioa prevail* In tha
Brlttoh Wart India*. Taa trad* of
team Mead* 1* alowly but aural; being
diverted to tha Ualtad Mate*, while
under oar tariff fawe their egrteulLoral
Interval* are being apaadfly rained,
and world bo praattooiiy idartroyw
war* It ao* far the laolproaity traaty
raeaMly negotiated. Tha affbrt of that
traaty wlU he to radon rtU furthar
tba eoauMroa brtwaaa tha totaada had
GreetBrttian, tha atjortofthto gar
amraaatloDagoiirtlDg the tmoty being
or aaaraa, to lntrodaee Aaarlwa anode
to tha totaada,
I* addition, Groat Britaia to thraat
•••d at ail tlrtaa with a no* war la
tha Wart ladioa. a* wot] a* to India
and China. Ia Jamaica, aaJallaa Hew.
thorn* point# oat ia the Vow York
Voynet. than am *00,000 negroaa mel
tlplytng at aa aaaraaoiia rata *a*h
mar, while Uia whttae aartbar tarn
then 10,000 aU told. It to not aafa now
tor whin* to fa about tha tolmd atone.
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