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_._ROCKINGHAM, N. CM WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1901. Send One nnllarsnrt cm i+
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APPEAL FOR HELP.
Tk People of Jacksonville Calling
hr. Aid.
RIVE* IS GIVING UP ITS DEAD
Ttaa* Bonita Have Baea Racovarad—
nintary OuanJ a* tho Baeraed D4*.
Wet—Tba I oaaaa.
Jacksonville, Ms Speclel.—The
body of Harry Bon as these, a reel es
tate dealer, wee recovered hloaday
frem the 8t John's river. Mr. Boone
theno'e widow end eoa ere supposed to
belnNew Tort city. The bodies or two
nssroee were also recorarod. All are
clctlma of Friday's disastrous firs.
There are many rumen of further Ion
oC life, bat owing to the departnrs of
thousands of people from tho city. It
ha lopoasUkki for sereral days to
Twlfy the reports, unless the bodice
are found. Mayor Bowden has Issued
a request that all tlght-acere remain
from Jackaearllte. It la feared the rati
army of Idle negroes may cause some
trouble and It Is believed that all those
who win not go to work at si par day
aad rations win bo deported. B. a.
McOottcry. who was employed at th<
Gardner ship yards., almost lost hie
life In trying to as re the people who
naked down Mark*! street to tbs
rtrer when the dames were at their
•*fe®at- Ha says he succeeded In get
ting so persona across ike rtrer. but as
aaay more wars either burned to
dmth or drowned at the pier. The Al
teasr, St 8t Anglistics, although
closed several weeks for the season,
kaa bass re-opened to care for the
refugees Other winter resorts hotels
probably will open as the crowd (car
tes the elty Increasad. The dromes
bars not been relieved, because the
debris is still buralag and i tratm of
water are being poured Into the ttamei
all the time, night and day. On every
telegraph and telephone pole that was
aot dem ropey llnetnent were at work.
The trolley company has a large force
of taew at work hangdog feed wires aad
clearing the tracks, where the street
was numdetly cool, so aa to establish
bar aarrlos aa aooa aa posatbla It will
ha ssrurat days before a ear can pane
teto Xaet Bey street. Ten military
companies are etllTou duty to fi'eVfhr
rends Item. A battery of guns Is slso in
position at tbs comer of Bay and Msr
kat streets. These guns were rescued
from the burning armory In which
much of the equipment of the Jack
sonville troops were lost. The militia,
men continue to patrol all parte of the
city. Martial law probably ertll be en
forced at least another week. The
weather Is much cooler aad the work
of HfmWtsIloa Is being rigorously
pinh+4.
An estimate on the total low by (tat
•ra, aa siren out by a former tax col
lector, 1a aa follows: Public bondings,
*1,90,000; stores, north side of Bay
•treet, *4H,000; etorea south side of
Bay street. *0,000; stores. Porsytb
street, *400AM; stores. Main street,
g!*M09: residences, prominent. *71
000; residences, 1,100 small, *? UOO.OUS;
residence, personal ofteet, *1.*00.004;
stocks of goods In stores, *l.tos,00t;
stocks hi to* smaller stores *M0.W0;
■treat railways, *14.000; pavements,
*100,000; total, *14,144,000.
Ths following official statement was
lemsad at 10:10 o'clock Monday nlgbt:
“The relef committee having rv
eelvsd many husutrlaa concerning the
sltuatloo hero, dselre* to meko the
following general statement: Tbe city
of Jacksonville, on Friday. May I. was
visited by one of ths most horrible end
sppnlllny ealamltlw that baa test
happened In any cotamually of modern
times. About noon of that day, a Ore
was discovered la s smell psUmetlc
•bre factory. In tbe (S tream western
pert km of the dty. A high wind ws>
then Mowing to the eastward carrylej
As ffassw over the beads of the Ore
men. The are spread with such rapid
ity that ear rftissue had great dllD
rslty la lea ring thstr bomsa and pta
ean of bantaeaa. la many sum they
basaly escaped with thetr Itvaa, and we
regret te any a aumosr were burned u
death or drownsd In their oBores to
monos from ths lames. The number at
thin time we here been easble to ee
certala, attboegh Its bodies baeo bore
tahaa from the ruins aad from 10.SS1
to 1M00 people are bemeleea. Tbs
harmed area extends seat aad wmt
shoot two miles, tad north aad south
varying from mi belt lb three-anar
tera of a mils, fa ttls area ww situ
ated the oldest aad most populous por
ttea af the etty, embracing all elapess
of yenpts, high aad law, rich aad poor.
The Baasm caned before them homes.
Marshes sad all the pebHc build Inn
mre oma Mors than half of the host
prepetty lorn aggrsgetm from *1*900
000 to pUAOO.OOO
“AM eeeUthaUeao af amasqr sbeuM
be swt to A. Ml Iron, trsasarsr. us
all eejpptMe mmeld be^msst^to the JUt
(Btgasdj “The JaskeeavlUs ReNef As
sidstlns. a ■ Oafpts, Presides!:
■dwla O. Weed, Bishop of Worlds;
I. B. T. Bswfsa. Mayor: Tetfsu
HoghtMi, OMUMUM."
Th* JmtmTi Raflrf TrHa.
ttmrn TM. Idil Iwir loo* e>
Im4 aa4 mjfttm via bo «*•»><« tl
br Tba *•» Tart Jaarmtl to Jarta a
Hu* hr Rw nM *r a* m >oth tr
•• bt Am nr irate term tv*
•an Ml laraar ORr «•« of <ba
tetoftete MmM. Atrtlr a't«*
rl«4«M Matter atete TW ttrf
m H Otei 1 f)WHR|blii
ASKVILLE PIESinttV
Hendersonville. Bpiefcl.-*rTha ntttn
of epgatal bUrMt In HiMMmrUle
thie week b the AabevfD| Prwabytery.
It ooavened Thursday at Vp. m„ undor
Boat fevorahia drcmcst Jess.
AshsvlUa PrwXmtary 1#y*t a youth,
but Je ooa posed of a tselous body or
non, who era evidently doing) a great
andgaaod work la tha ngme of tbalr
Maetea. Tba opecdag asttnoe wae de
livered by 8aw. D. M^Douglaa, cl
Brevard Cam John l:R Hie ear
non waa a wary plaaafnf ooa. After
tbe sermon Presbytery waa amatttoled
with prayer by tba retiring moderator,
Bar. E. Mae. Daria, of Saraardarllle.
At tbe opening eeaakm all tba min
isters la th ePreabyts^BhMW present.
Rev. T. H. Law. D. HegaU tor tha
Amerioad Bible BodSeCymad Rev. A. J.
MeKetway, D EX. edMoa^LTba Preaby
terlen Standard. ware arc eng the rial
toes, and this morning Bade Boat ex
ceUoat addreeaea la behalf of tha cane,
eaa they represent *
Rer. 8. W. Newell. oMMseklsofcurg
Presbytery, and Her. D.M. If elver.'of
the Presbytery of HaopMt were're
ceived and their ananas enrolled. TVtle
morning at U a. m. waa sat apart tor
bearing tba doocora] e^^tbata tha eaie
brating of the OoadMta of tha
Lord’s Supper. The esrmon.wt>leh waa
n straaper ooa. was pam abed by Rev.
B. Mac. Davie with ammoai east and
power. Tba eomaamlee aerrlee, pre
aldsd over by Rev. R. P. Campbell, D.
IX, wan a moat touching one.
A call from' Ilsualaeat avlHs ofcarch
for the aaultaa of Rev. D. M. dfefver
waa placed la bda hands, Mr. Met rar
has already made many warm' friends
ta KredersoovtBa.
A petit km to orbanie « cborefc at
High lends waa received and pieced In
the hands of the home *mfaaioo com
mtueet
R*T. r. p. Smith u<l (Mw W. I.
Terrell were NeMM priiBpal nwili
■loam to Um Os oars! Assembly end
Bar. r. D. Hunt sad Bjrr T. & Bos
well ellemntae. Thin edfclag wee net
apart an the tints tor hvertas the re
port of the bam mnSou. uuuniileelon
commitle*. Her. R. T..ObapMl. D.
D.. the efficient end <rfttrtns chair
men. made a moat eenpedin report
which was followed brlv bamher of
mtnb-enilghtaoiac an# ‘ aoal-etlrring
eddreeeee by the raid ode' wOrktn la
the Seld. »
Pre'recea
New* of a young
rnoe of mind.
Orore One
Bryan and hit .<_
Pry an, both of Ncwbi,
•o drive to CUnbjm.
the young lady iaafcyt
Bryan threw the I
bach ot the mule drnwtag the l>ti go
and struck a match to light a cigar.
The eruoke from the uatli or
thing frightened the aula nod he
started off with a jump. Mr Bryan
grabbed tor the redan, but eocoeeded
In getting only one. The mole broke
Into a deed run. Mr. Bryan holding on
to tbe ntngle rein afraid to pall on It
tor fear of raining the animal oat of
the rood and making the situation
worse than It wen. But ha could
keep up with the mule tor only a
abort distance. Then be reluctantly
loosed the rein and watched the re
hide go sailing down the road. Be
momentarily expocted to sse his
cousin jump from the t»vg*> or do
some other rash tl.ipg. Hi', ah* did
the very best thing to be done under
tbe clrcemrtancee rose carefully In
tbe rapidly amoving buggy, stepped
over on tha toot axle, stead ted herself
with her left hand an the dash board,
and with her right reached forward
and gathered the relax. Then she
took her seat again sad began to seo
saw with a pair of army bits on that
male until ha wag glad enough to
stop. ■ y
Tar IM Natas.
lioc P. ruber has baaa appointed
peat mas tar at Arcadia.
Work kaa commenced on the aa*
Episcopal church at Eloeton.
Prof. Alraa Smith, tenchar la the
Norwood pablle school, hem small
pot. It la a mSS case. Ha la a
nephew at et-Beaelor IL L. Smith.
The Richmond UUpe'ch moles the
death at Her. Joseph H. Rlddlek.
Ion* a lead la* Mptdodlet minuter and
presidio* elder at that Hr alt. ||„
«M bora ta Oates oowaty, Auaust Hh
INI, graduated at Rasnntpli Maces
College. Ha was prtdeteot oaoa la
Rlttrai! female oalmga
Plea thoaaaad dollars sew capital
has beea pat Is the marble mills la
Cherokee roosty. It win be hews)
■ I Ball Omssd. ears the So»Jt.
I
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CROP CONDITIONS.
Th» Part Weak Warm and Favorable
For Cultivation and Growth.
Vmr7 decided Improvement* la crop
coadltlona ooocarrad during tha peat
weak. Clear aklaa and warm, dry
vaathar Kara an Impede to farm work
of all kin da, and rapidly adranoad tha
arowth of vecetatloa watch a aw ap.
' grtM tad Tiforlot. His
to eunkner-llka ooodltoaa waa vary
rapid; middle temperatures daring tba
entire'week ham bean quite high,
reaching a maximum of M dagreea on
May Ini, and although tha night*
bare contlneed comparatively cool, aa
pec tally, in tha more elevated waiter*
region, the menu temperature waa I
dacraaa ahpve tha dally normal, livery
day waa bright and sunny. Thera waa
no rainfall anywhere during tha week
Moect • very am all amount (oua
Inch) at Waldbo and tmcea at a few
other points. The oaly disadvantage,
oua feature waa that tha aqd dried oat
no rapidly and formed a hard cruet
which rwented Bead* sown before tba
last rail a from oomlug ap wall; In the
eeotml earn portion* especially tho
ground ban become hard and difficult
to plow. Warm showers era much
used ad to soften tha aoU and would
craaUy benefit vegwtatrm; tn txet in
many countiea rain la badnnlng to be
badly needed.
Fmrm work wm pushed rapidly du
ring ivory day of the week. Planting
corn Is approaching completion except
lo the extreme west; early planted
cams op so poorly that a large amount
o< replanting waa nroamary; in gen
eral the stand of corn la poor but the
young plants have Improved In color.
Planting cotton la dost progressing ac
tively. and la nearly finished tn moat
eastern and many southern counties.
Almost ail the land first seeded to rr.t.
too had to be replowed and planted
over. Cotton la aomlag up elowly, and
needs warm showers to promote ger
mination sad growth. Some peanuta
have been planted. Orotund Cor tobacco
la being prepared, and transplanting
will begin In the teat aa soon aa show
er* occur; tobaoeo plants have grown
rapidly but are about tea days late.
Wheat, oata aad rye are beglaalag to
bead; the prospect for these crops la
very promising; spring oata Is not do
ing so wail aad needs more rain. Oar
dean have nearly an been planted, and
.rnmchimuroTamaet la noted; vageta
fblea l(jm> becoafit more
Truck crops are how growfQ nt<J-ly,
aad shipments of moot of the early
vegetable* are Increasing. Lata plant
ed Irish potatoes ere doing well; the
stand of early potatoes Is poor. Large
shipment! of strawberries are being
made. but. the crop Is late and short,
Almost ell correspondents elate that
the prospect for fruit Is still very
good; apple* are blooming In the ex
treme west; peaches wlU be quite
abundant Pastor** are making alow
progress on account of the prevailing
dryness.
Americana Leave Pakln
Pekin. By Cabin—The Unlt>4
States cavalry and artillery left Pe
kin Sunday morning to march to Ton
Xu. Imposing farewell ceremonlos
attended their departure Sir Alfred
QaaeJoe and the other British gen
erals. with their staffs, were present
and tho British commander sent a de
tachment of Baluchis, who escorted
the Amarlrana outside the city wnfl.
General Chaffee publicly thanked the
cavalry aad artillery for their ser
vice* la th* International relief evpa
dltloa. and tor their behavior since,
which has been, he said, a credit to
themeelvee and their nation.
■ esegrapnsc tiriels.
Nationalists at Santiago, Cuba,
protested heceose Governor Genrr^l
Wood stationed American ode era in
the registration booths.
A Ire at Jacksonville, na, caused
an eeUmated loss cf sisooo.ooo of
property and rendered 10,000 people
homolees. Sla tires are reported lost.
A dre la Armour's beef house In
the Chicago stockyards eadaageret
1,000 head of cattle, hut they were
gotten OUt
Praetdent McKinley epeet yester
day la Teams, being welcomed cy las
meoae crowds at Houston aad A us
tia. -
Tmlk Wofttr/,
Holy ok*. Mom.. Spatial —1Tk* Tatar,
■attoaal Ualoa of Until* Workara aiat
kar* ta auaaJ oaaaaatlaa Monday. At
tb* formeoa nilna then war* aboat
M ArUaat** promt. r*yr*amtla« tkr
tmtlla eaatra* of tha North *ad froo*
North Oarottna, Booth OarwUaa. Al*
Iimoi. Kmt**hy. and othar Boatktm
atodm. t*Y*ral af tha dhpito tram
tha Snath aro *mta Tb* aftaraaoa
kaatiaa oa* prtwrtpally faoatad ta or.
taalaatlaa and tha d«tall kotdaaa* ba
caa Tumday whaa tha »ra>» of d*V
m*»m ta atlaadaamjraa 1 JO*.
PbNIppt#* A ntira.
Manila. By 0*M*r-Th* fatand af
Saoar. aaa of tha Vtaayaa troop, ka*
ham traaafarrad from tha dwaart
Mat anamando by Oaaaral Wad*,
ta. ibad na—tit by Oaaaml Hu
|kn Oaaaml Hash** ka* bam or
•arod poroonally ta Saaar. and if ka
U ahiananfal ta aapoOattaa tb* *or
rmd«r af tb* taanraant ftwnl. Lab
fcanB tk* farm *f Aarrlm troop* la
t*Mr «m ka Mrtaty lacraatad aad
b rldtrta oSanalra-p'P WtU ft*
inaac art t*4.
ARP QUOTES PSALM
Ika Be DUcoonei on a Sermon bj
a Norton] Preacher.
fc’PEATS WORDS OP ABUSE.
Bsrtow PtiUosophar Shows Mow
3*»o PwpJ. Fo«| Toward lha
Sooth.
flft> J*Crw bin U a Chin*ro r*4lrlAiu
•aia Amin ao4 mw «t «T*ry dmMIc
u*» *■*•* *>» ottered agalnat our peo
P». I dost fret m reelf about what a
northern preacher ears nor a northeru
editor writes. but I boat like time
aaea from the eel ate, and It grteeet
me to roalae that the more malignant
aa editor U against os Uw more eub
•ertbera Me pager gats. Nov this
Chicago editor ears In bit sermon:
“f I vac* president when the nest
lynching lakes place In tbs eoolh I
voald pat a oordoa around that die
trfca had hang a hundred of them end
I weald shoot a hundred. Worthy of
nannthala are the horrible tilings oar
rlod on la the mkh As nu* as you
U»» these eight mllltoa negroes will
oae day hung loose If It Is to be
btood for blood, theo woe to you In th*
black belt You southsrnars with your
rtheUloris pride still left you lynch tho
foor negro for the eery crime thsi
your fathers committed on their slaves.
Thorn la oco volco that will apeik if
Ml others are silent. (Appkuse.)
When the tine comes vs will do mo: a
than apeak. Ood will Jodie you-ymi
whited acpukhhre who strain at a gnat
and awallqw a camel. I have been
told that 1 have lost frlanda at the
south. 1 maser had any. They were
norer Vjrthy of my friendship. They
are neither Christiana nor good till
**°*> 1 beaar the march of sight all
U<A Ethioptane. and it will bo an awful
Oky when they bar* loose In the Mack
belt.'
mj wtr* uyi that r tad better take
Ota fto-rara out of the green hoax end
maybe that will rotlore met I am that
m tiay sparrows aref lrtaklng’S^H
♦twotaln la the troof yard. They M
3**k*w and blank, akin to the Canute'.
A mocking bird la tinging In a heigh
tort garden. Our Dock at pigeons I*
aalHot around |a graceful ounrea. The
faaeoek U strutting and spreading h a
tnagnldeant tall and It happy in hi*
realty. The dog lisa lazily os the
this 61«a and ewerytMag It happy
that (M has made except scene mis
eatble people who are nerer happy on
Mae they are abating something cr
Andku fault with their nttpUmt.
Bat about theae preacher* who are
•» dletreeeed about the negro. I wHb
tn remark that the same paper that
gar* Dr. Gnnatnlua'a see tin anti about
the regno had tn the next column In
large headlines a press dispatch from
Connell*rllle at an aooouat of fiendish
ertana oomeniued by eight nemo: a
upon Mr. McMillan and hi* wtf*. shoot,
leg him and subjecting her to an out
rage worm than death and left them
both tor dead. I hops the poos* has
got the negroes and Iynoted them by
this time Do you reckon I would here
refused to help lynch the brntne If I
had been there and If that Ohtcato
Piaacher bad been there end refused e
helping band I woeM hare said “Now
.boya_let’a fsarsg hfm op by the Irys end
fir* bias time to expect—tbs cowardly
dog who srooM not arenas a woman's
honor." That's my faith aad par* of
my religion, and I're been oa that Un*
erer atari' three osstmgea began. 1 re
joice oror ersry lynching of a brafe,
of the aaas* kind. Ootreraor Oaadler
map purge bte own raoord shout lynch
Maisd demoone* Used Philadelphia ed
itor who Bed oa him. but 1 am not
•»»e»»or—aad ua nod a target to be
shod at aad t am free to my thad ■
man who would watt for the slow, an
eeetafa process of the law and the
raurta to araag* car wires and deugh
Imp la no mam ad all and has my aonrn
nod contempt. I tMnk I haul belles
read a peetws or go out and plant some
more base a. tor my wife mys she
wants n asirmelon of crops of ell Dies*
leguminous reenables l think that
l« sThai she callod them.
It la that aama puritanical art ot
prraclitra who brought on tha taar and
WW thought tha next ppnarmMoa vnald
hart aora aanaa aad lat ua along at not
alarrrr wag ahotlabad. bat Hka tathtra
Ilka goaa and tkrr ara r*t ■laarabla M
l«M of MorPaeal It Bitting at tka fate,
•ana of oar aiitaaa aad orator* daetara
that paaaa aad bntobarlp Iowa now pra
raA«. bat It ta Ilka tko gaaaa of "tkrao
rord man to,’ now poa aw tt aad bow
poa deal ooa It Run Orwdy —
a grant apuarh la Baotoa aad faprlp
oaptarad bla udraca bat la lata than
hatlnltag bU afloat aad bowlla* at lha
viaik for Ita bad faith to tka flfuaatk
aaaadraaad. Tha mm praMaaa to atltl
Ihalr ratdtat Mark aad It baa rpra d
from Maw Pag I aad to Obtrapa tad lha
arnat watt Tha O. A. R’a. kara ap
ooltoad a MaakM to wrfta ap a bit
tarr at tka rtrH war. aad tka aaat
blag am ba to faraa M law tka pwbf'a
^koala Tha 0. A. flb. ara a powrr la
lha laad aad thatr <wwad to ta dtww
2TT ■»?*— «— hat f
tool jradaradaad tor tha* aaa took a
wufadarato aaUlar la tka tow aad
hotot «d aapbdag. If K taoh tow af
m to whip ooa of thaw I d aarar brag
*hoat “ — Ml 5
!y pour It back In the lug. Whin Cl >4
created Adam He plaotrd a tnnl.u r.N
hlm and pot him la It to keep It mrt
drees It and that ana tnrnc*nl and
manly, and to I will go cut and dig
crate and tarn ^hc hydrant Ira*, for It
la awful.dry. 'Wtah I could tu-n at
force on those prvwchere. 9lo-» Hl*1»>p
Candler' exclaimed Vi big h«*d ilne-.
•Oh for one mors hrrath of Pu.ltnu
lam!” I've been peruatnj hl.mry Cf
course be didn't mean those rn-ltaoe
who came to Now England end wenl
to Import!ns negroes anil r-fc** n* the
lndtane and burulo; -wltoh-s. Jdr.
Stedman and Mini Hutchinson hero
e<even volumes of Amorkan literature
and the second la devoted to those hor
itble witchcraft times when lacrecso
Mather and Cotton Mathtr and Betuu.-l
Bewail and other aMnti had helptoei
wooaa arrested and tiled and hung
tor vkrticrWA. The while procedma
Is In this volume and it makes lh>
heart sick to read how the poor crea
ture# hedged for their lives and lutb-.r
last motnaoU on tbs galowu drnlel
their guilt. How as many ns debt
wars hung at one time and many m n
at various times and how old Judge'-. -
wall afterwards repented and ifcv
twelve Jurymen repented and publish d
thetr repentance ard adked Ood to for
giro their great sin. etc. One woman,
Mary Watkins, who was a hi red ser
vant, a white woman, was trlrd bui the
evidence was not quite luSh-tenl to cu
vlot. and wo they did not hang her. t ut
sent her off to Virginia to ha sold u
a alava. This Is only a Httlr ai-*ap of
New England history, and If any at
their descendants la ashamed of It th y
have never uld so to me Tbuso
northern brethren are awfu! alow on
apologies. But I must go and evir'c
the sweat peaa and hory up tho doww-g
for Uis June wadding. Our neighbor’s
tarty daughter la to be married and
they ere singing to me—
"Brlig flowers, bring flowera. for thn
bride io wear.
They art born to blush In her shining
hair."
Bill Arp In Atlanta Oonatltutloa.
While there la a atretic morenient la
Iralaail for the rerlral of the ancient
laacuaca. It U different tn Walra. A
poll taken at Cardiff on the Qiestioa
whether children In the board achoola
ahonld be taught the Welah language
haa rnulled in a major lly of *70 vole*
agalnat It.
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