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PITTSBOItO. N. C, WEDNESDAY, AFIilL 8, 190:
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MARKETS.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND FF.CCUCF.
TUn grain and prevteicaij raarket v
fBTi'-jicfd auiKl.-or 3, rkt and
IftKiap; 'prtttW wore louer tii Woofid;
May sheet bftlu;; off -1-4: tm
lo'r J o&( "VinrtB 1-i'a:S;
visions were twta 12 .1-2 tt 22 irt
lower.
State News,
Ii p. V!t;,in and V. I". Ada..;, ;t
It .'.n.k:.: .1 young siiB .of iar'.pc
ln afjwsraaci, w..re arr-:ne-l the
l--la:nl li; tel in Ch-darc Tu--i i-iy
i45e a warrant wa cjt tor
Post-:;fr Hsprrtyr 1. X. Da-.!. Mr.
'. urr rt.-?'i warrant. Thcst;
I 5 if 3 a -suspected or U'i'.5
Sti!fy rf i,r?ft!;i: !ut, the pne-tlb e
M V. Olive,, ia W"aye om'.y..'oi:-v -ia?
. th pts.doSl- saf- atvi tak'.t.''
tae!frrm fr, tn numey and abov. .
5"'-' :! ?".",. i: !,iii-s. . P nJ Vi t.B an.'
AtTaru ;r i ) , J viyw-oosly. bayia?
tint w!-tk'? . hn-. hv-rn ii.au'c aril
i.?..---; did on: tbioit it list in r
''V' :? ii.-w---!' t; r'iu:rij thci to ).
..ji.-i ciii!.i'a;.d; I hit ihoy t-r.' b-"Jt'j',
J -a-orKias Ui.-u. and tUougi: -;n-uav
!. hfiaci lo Iw a(;;i:!it ih-'M,
!.! vft !,nu"-.fi!i of any wr.ja-i.i''-ia;;.
C'. f'VH'.s-;.iOij(T '.'.iv .v !i :.:.;!! .1
bo'h Vt'r a ff.:1 or $' j-h. rs;i
isar. to i ;-vv tb. Jiipr wr taKa t j
A yc-iitic . "::- risTi nini" 1 H. H.
I''.rr, who ;. J. is batr. is In. It -ch
H'M. ia l-fJ'i'.v-'' th ' r.r:r In C'.iar
io.' Wfc.'ifsiby ' Morn ins v!tari;cl
wit'i Vcjn,-; tit, .nit In ibf 5-ou:v n
w;l:f'".i ;'(,i';l ct V tf! Trr.:i? flr'ti ii
4b:!t -ity. I'. i'r;' did n 1 i.y !;
:-har? . it" s.1'! i t-. .1 :i.g dr..nk .ai-J
s;d :ha r-' is-l 7n" uow: fr -n
Huntwri-k Tv-.:.m.r.y a!tvri!v. with
is Ji's; j.d ; t v. an;t when t' i-anip.i-
ttmscf nt-'t i-M :Ti:'n;t I.!- tvily I:;:d
2.S:"'.- Ti'!-r ..--r..- t yotfc
v.
Of. t 'I'
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1 1 i:- l
rai' i !
t" V,' : :
-,rt'.l thnt tV Santu-u
'iil rrcdvcJ fifty-ifv-'i
;:. r.- ! . tin y a;-" i - r' ;
s' si i-s- it'it ; i .'
(.'; "1 J;.t i'V 3 ' ' --t l I'
en t, : w ir.ufl'-ti.; b "-
usiw for t.''" : t;. t tf I'i t.notiv.'
bni' bv? -rf-.'T'-. ar .. h'nd wit!s tn.lr
9. ;-i. Tl'" : : l, . ; : (:; ! ! : -v n
bao'y in' ' f ?-hi:tb-:i;.i moUj'-p,.wf-r,
ar.! It ;.? ' . : ! that vhv ::
jwf; rfr'-Ivtd ;! :ry M.ii;rai
ly rlif-f the ;'.:t'iu: io.r,
.; t! : I';;:.'. IJ, 'd ',r.--",i-.-'.'vo.
Is I ; b.-i!!tt t'..t !i;,:;;i' t S. A. S i. u. .
cu the rrty.of Orf-BKl.oi-a fr '.o.'.irH
it.T-tJined by his i:dlo d.civlnw iii faii
af, tbrfi-iHi t'i'"' fk't.fiu.' at thp (.;ra.'i.I
n the o,-.'i:o!i of the fntf rtaiuitifiiit
tivr-M by pii(;K of (';" i r.i U d s iiouls
f-'tvira! w .-i s asu. lb cuma'on.t wa
;-i-rv.:1 Moadiy. bs; th't eora;dain ha
itjt y c-t l.i:i fii,"l. It nc.Jht be in by tlir
tn t t of mart.
W'.ll llatria,' I he nwo rtwycrado.
w ho has on ii ;re tlian one o apion
terrnr!.'d tf.e. R-.t;'ar Vr- k t;'i tion of.
Mi'rklenbfic c.ti:ty by ulnr the mid
lKat to-w :j. wat arrcftcd W-'dnr lay
in Xarf .'!-. and I. ':' in Jail hi th-f
tdy. Wiil Ua'rl wanted in Mi-oi-
. b'pi-urp f.';- t- tn:my erliifs that It
would he -;r-c:''.l. !!?! JifTh-ttli 1 i n-
Wrurrtt'1 'i ,"ltt in. iff wl'l be bright
ht' k f- ("r' tt
AVhde ! w.'i ; i'!' .1' ii ,u; jd n n-viviii
in jrf$Hi v i- fit ft (.!; t-il H.i jitiVit rbiir. h
In cast WiltnlBKtir.n 'TufsdHy nleht.
Kev. M."W. Ii.-Vane. i !ord. of V.'il
inlnKluu. ! t bis Ihhh .htiJi blimey,
tthif'h ;;.' t!'d to the ihi'rili yard.
Sitrak trirvc. fiipp d nil In the erovf
jiii.i drov.; ','-n an, null away. Thi prop
erty' had, ti'.it been rci tiveic?! next
rnoniiiK.
John C'pt'r, eniowA, wa tirride.1
.In WilmlWK'ort bfiore day 'Ve:ine-day
i),iinlnp o!( a wirnint from I'lorcui'i'.
. V.. eh."; yin-; hint vlib bttrplap-.f An
dYicor w : r.irefcd Wedneiday nlj;bt
to .Identity ihfi tu'jtra and takf liim
hk 10 1 :'M''r.( f if he con S; lit (.(I to CO
ywithout ; "'fitijn hr.ptns..
It was i t .t, te I In AV.il! -.it rc't,'-o :t
nr tiled. Id;;'. ,1. 5'. Morpun has jtone to
the iild (I" 'ni-'ips it. KiMMiii in the
Htrt.stsh' : i.ontrol of ih Ko'.iilifu,
Paritb". . '
Liltlotoa t-Vtnale Colle!?, Idttleton.
1.4 prejiarlh;; tnr a great cnmmeiirer
tnent the Lift week ' My- Hifhop A,
Coke Sulth will jneaoU h anntml aer-
mon. ur. v. -r . ueui, or nnnviiie,
Tenn.. will cloliver th mit!lonary-ad
dret8 and Gov. Ayrook will deliver lha
literary address".
New In Drlef.
0n thotiKand men arc reported. 'to
have been killed or wounded In a pal-
le betweon wiiKtman nauits and
Turkish troopx In the Okrlda district
of .Vi.eedonbt. .
Premier Com ties stated In th
Fptieh C'hatViber of Deputies tlutt Uti
Hil'shitm enters were taking a threau
xuizi aai vlokat nuitu,a. '
BANK CLERK SHORT.
will Ee Prosecuted by the tailed
Stales.
HELD UNDER ARREST IN ATLANTA
j Hallmati Snis, a Trusted Employe ol
the (late City National Bards,
j Charged tlcavv Dcfo 'cations, -
Atlay-'a. Special. G.. Hallman Shns,
coikH'tioB ('."rli for th ,Capital City
Xjiioni r.auk, h:;s "b'vn p'.a cl undt-r
irrcKt by United Stitos Deputy Mar
sha! Sratt. v.xou a y arrant sworn' out
by Preslient Spwr, of th-? bank.
rcaiTing ir:ts with .;nibv.?;iing a uin
tlned av fffarly , lyi.tMMl. Sims ia
cow hd.i tt 'ihi? Piedtunct Hotel by
th- dpnty marbUal. ,H. refuses t-.i
talk about iiv affair.
Tlw 3rt KUipiYlon of a shortagt- in
Stias' arcouiils ar;.i. Saturday. Expirt
artuntat:is innnfd'au!y bepan work
oa toe t-x-ki 'and it v?...-, pooji discks,fd
that lart'' ij!nK had bt-n ahrrn-i:t pi
vartotw tiRSi-f.. I'l'i -;iil ins bark wv
ral yrars. Th warrant was th?n
sw r-rn tv by thp prtv:ii'cc ut ' (be
batik. Sim bad b'ea iu h. nice wf
th baJl; f..r fc yiar. and war. ...nsid
f:d cn' cf iht'ir novt tru.-t ii im-
pbt-s,. Hi. ---,i--d in i'j
of Atlanta s-xivty -ad
i,
is
was :x yjuns
tiii'to vf faNhivti.
Pro;cin ut ot.iiidf b,n'
havf
mc-ue a thsToush txaa iHatbiu cf ibi
hank's cronddi:n and fcav etvi.n out
a t'SBfd s'av!npiit that it U abo-'
InUdy stif". A portion f-tl-c kf!:a
t'on is cnvT-d' by Sims' bund aa'J 1st?
aisn owns eotn' i-oii'T'y. wbirli will
U. turned ov-r to the bank. Thr din o-im-s
ftatc (bat thi- ;;-siou:it ;f tln to
fai' aii-.i ha: cJr..ad- bffn .fcprf-d to
udiii!vd r.ruilts. Xatitnid Kx-a-i.:i;cr
D' -aur-sii'ure ai.-:. staU .tint
tin.' 1 ur.k Is In ho dair;r! Sm, who
ims ad tail td his j-uUt. wu! be oros.
'-1 i ' th.' t'rit. d i? uu o khm;i
n.iiH.. !i is nnniarriod-aaj is tbp
-! ri.. I. jSitiis. a
!;ar.t of
suburb;..
Kirk'
.f At!at?a; '
W iihjsh 5tr:k? Over.
f f. Un:. ' 5al. Afiei; f.;nr
. taatths of erntioreisy between the
jrr :vjf-s of i'i!-i W.r... ! t,..sd and tbe
s omclalai of that yst''!;i, during; whi.h
ft or.'1'-time a strike war-- Unminent ard
wa;i prevvnn d uy by at:i Injunctiju
! rettaining th em;d-.n.s from viioating
(!'!; P'i.t?. end wl.b h i!ii::n. S;:;!i
! -V l.'.t V. i .. ';,. the .ii.-- .-.
jtrt..1:; v,o CtsaUy aa.rr.t ;d and the
; ;ntr:v.ri'y iitisfr.i t .;t "y ...Hlb-d. Ofti
i cia!i$ of the br-.i"uML,K;;i' rfir-'.-ntiitg
i, ; ,'.: iidare th .f?:t!-;net. in
futisfactory aud is a-wr-e;d
j for org;.nlz'''S i'lbo;-.' The Wa'oash ofil
. f !:is i'.i ' bire thai all differetirtfi' wltU
; th:- nudoyess h.iv beon tirally tcrici
S).ited In a Katlsfaftory tnaiine:' a.i.i
; that their filiate r( !iiti; :ii ia nil piou
J ability will be n;o'-t hariaon:.)ns. riiv
! following are the nrnhi points' ent:-
braced in the si-ttlement : Twi.Ive ;..r
I
cent. i'.ii r .'Vi! for
rondm tors, brake-
luen and baKag" men in the paascn-f-i-r.
s. rvioori and 1,1 per cent, f ir con
ductors' and hrakenteu in th freight
B"rvif.f ovpr the ratoa whl.'h vxintcd
i Janiiiiry 1, K'l2. wet of the Mississippi
river. 'or thp flretnrn, ini renbes worn
granted on the Canadian linrs in ae-eordi'm-e
with the Canada FnnthTn
J division -of the Michigan Central. On
j the lines la the P tilted Stated r.iate
I rial increat-cs and ... ImprovrntPtils in
wot king conthtlniu (on' ranted tli"
llretnen. (Cant of-th MissiK.dppI river,
the rates will be bfesta up to thin
.standard when competing iin in the
I tiaine territory tha II prant fiirnilar in
j itukws. . The yardmen received a snb-
matuim i nen-a.se. varyms tn tiinrent
loe.tlllieH. I'here Ik an entire. revision
cf rule applying to ail classes of traiii
rerviee. This wa; the main bone of
contention mid wan granted In its en
tirety; lit Hands of Rec river.
Al run. 0., Special. Th" pbint of tb"
Aldtimin, Miller Co., wan n fact urrrii
of ntfrleultu.nl. Imidmeiitn. .was. lain
Saturday . placed in Uic hanui of a re-
fiver, on application Oi " )n. ' Qcoruo
H. Cronso, proMideut ef the companv.
He and M. P. ' -Mcintosh, of Cleveland.
yvre appointed receiver.". The liabili
ties are placed nt. $l,XiiUtiu with usaeta
exceeding that amount.
To Ulcu Heavy SulJi'cts.
Philadelphia, Special. The aevenih
annual meeting of the Academy of Po
DJ.lcal.and Sotdal ..Sdenec '..Will, bo lield
In this' ilty on Friday and Saturday,
April 17 and IS. The general topic for
discussion will" ho "The Pnlte.l States
and Latin America." 'arid men .promi
nent in diplomatic, tdrcloa. both lu this
country and In l.ntln America, will
rpcak on the relations of the United
States ,to Smith and Central America.
"The polity of tlje Pnilel. jStateii In
Conflicts Pet ween Km ope and I,r'!v
Atuerlea,'' .In one topic to bo dUtcu-. -nud
will ri'Mttlt. lu'. consideration ol -j
Vftienit !ru qutMlnii.
THE PfiESlDEHT IN CHICAGO
te Dcjscct; She Monroe DcclrSr.e
Ee!ore a Great Audience.
WAMTS A ZZ li'AVY EEH1MD IT
Thf C'ulvt-clljr . f t'iiir-ira Conff-n-. cm
Him th" Weercp mf I.I..l).Iurlo "It In
'tour Thrancii Ti--nin , II "pi-nUn
on Trixt. H-l Cumninitn the TIceBt
Antt-Tru.l cij ! oqcivak.
Chieaso. .IH. Wli"- President P.vwe.
Ve!t swpp'd from h special ryrShtr
v.-as :oicivi-0 by Mayor Jl.trrismi and a
special rece.niiou eeniiiiitlee, jvit. t
uiniioa a bue crowd, which made it
prwia- known by chtvrs whieli emtid
be heard across ttc river.
The -proj.rat'1 j i cpiired l or the i'w
dei' fiftcrn l.'tui' stay iu tbi city
?rvM,--d for an i:;. mediate tea to
iCvsiiTiton. w'r;-u!e,'u iiiiitu to the ):oth
wv55, a brief adtif iler- to the Mhi
tieiili. r the .Vltiiv,-.e!:t rniveSKtly:
Inrx-hr-tiu xu ttu Aud.tuifutu Anitfx, a
trip t!.v I :.iro"-',;r f "h !-.. u- to
rci ivc the dc "r.-.- f l.T. l !.-!iii;-t
iii tin- Audiionirn r. n a iav;oj;: ii; ;!.
t-t'i:i:..j.-., at wiio-li :iic Pr--iideut deliv-e-nl
i'f:i. vf the i:ist i'rnil-.e.-'lit sd
r..s.)s ' U;. teur.- vit ihe Munreo JK-e-iri'j-'.
After JuaehfV.y the sian fir th I'ni
vr.i.ty of Cio.ao a: toadc iu :.:
ria . At ii-e a-.o: o.-o ii cf the univer-t-ity
v'.'lHU.iN lite 3?;:ny ias by lit
fai'tihy nud trsiee Jn cap and ''ii.
I-,d -t'y Pa-dd'eiti lini-ifo;. A fe.v mi:;-,
tiles' wi'iv s) f i hi 'io;,M.i;ii't'')ji.-'. and
'ho 2oO r'..''e.-siir i-Mt-:-ii .1 ihe l'resi-th-rt
between nie of .;o'io ninb'ttt." of
the n;.ivtrMiy nr.d Merau 1'ark A-ad-euiy
i i Kt-!;t Tia,re. xv!ire Pti-f-id-nt
Itatitv!' eoiiie.Tcd tic desre of LI..I.
After :m hii'oriiiat ijiuoir. at wbi i
l."'i ri'v.s v.cr p'.e;'e-it. the Prc;d'-ut
: n-. c:i-d i, ti e A'.eiiii.'i'iucl.
iX 1 ;ii!!".-'J:.1 :i . . : ' s ill a hall, !
S"':(tli.i; c.-ijui-ity of vvhi-h i ottiy .".k..
;:-ivc j jitlmi.istie tovi ','.r.n to i'ros:.l"'iit
H.i.-iy-veJi win U he 'epo' d. HJdh t!;
tii.'c of .jh Atniiiorittni. II1'. ) tbo' pas-sau-oviiVs
Icadiu;; ! I he had from the
lower ii. r wc.re .'imiuc "d with !o:r
dreds ef li.ct:. tvio iin.-.ide i.) hear
a w'.ed of t iu- I'tvi-M-nt's address. . ile
taid iii part :
. "fl.er Is- a lttmovy old ;!::!. which
rrdi: 'S.oc.ik wo t y and r'trry a bis '
stick: y.ia will uo tar.'. I1' th' Attn-ri-
an uaiiiitt vriH a':; Voftly. iii!,! y-t
bltibl. and k eti at a pitch of i.he h.h--.-,,
training' :i .th.irotlh!,v i !ti-i' at navy,
ilo- Monroe J.a. trine wiil 'sto i'ar. I c-:
j no to ihhik over ; ti i .-s.
"in t'l'- hist two yc.irfi, I a'.i hi: py u
s."0'. we hs'Vi- l.'-koi I''::..; Miiu s in nd
r,u c as r,-sar' .-ur navy. Too last
i'. r j;-,-. --s. in ;i.idi,'i-.n. to -.notlb-f a -viis.
icoiidi',' .'life ,'ii' :1c. v I'cr'uioaUh'
lifiiiii::;. sl.ij'M itj-otl wuieb tile r-;i! o!ti
c.i. n-.y of Miy iiavy 'u var t'ltia-'eiy
; i';j,ts. J -t !"rii i h-O, 'aci't cv;
;,ic ;c , . ;-.'.! ry a ioo'' !i ei:.-er ri d
i i ; 1 i -; 1 1 1 ;i:ea o iaai.e ii.,' hio wiO'ijc
h;iv:.. ' ; .. Navy Jn'nrrt-
liicltl hs n-vii vi it t'.'tcj au;'..t:ii.-i:a t'e
I e -a ei -iis! .: ntly t-xi n-Wt-d at se'i, v.'ii ft
lie r .-it -iiin:-. atid iu liiaiietM-f s.
m iii:;! j ii ir eib ot.. v as iihiiMi. ituo -.
!iiti iiidi1 ciualiy v.'i.cn actin;; ;o
erin'r, ha - be-oi Mea.niy intproved.
: "J: i impossible to inoiro-.'isc a l.ivy
at the oiiiM't .f 'war. No rc-cm war
between r r.y nafions lias lasted,
as loiijf :'.s it, takes to build a ha i tie
fiiip. "To lay up a br.t;leshlp and only
H'lid It auoai at the outset of a war
with a raw crew and untried otiieers
would he not 'merely a folly, but a
crime., for it would invite l oth disas
ter and disgrace.
'The navy which so quickly decided'
iu our favor tha war of ls.'S had been
.built and mad';-i tiicieni dttrin;; the pre
ceiling lifte ot yea iv,
"It Is too late lu prepare fur war
when war has cm.ue; and if we only
prepare suilleiciiily no war will ever
come. 'V wi.-li a pnweriul and oU
eieiit navy, nut for purpose of war.
but its the surest j.uarynty of peace.
"if we have sncb a navy ii' we keen
on building it U we may rest assured
that there is. bill th ? smallest chaneo
that trouble wiil ever come to this
nation: and we may likewise rest as
sured that U" fo'.el;;n power wiil ever
nuarrel with usaiiout the Monica;
Dcetriue."
lOiimrvrlt In Vinrunln,
Milwaukee. 'Wis. President P.orxe-.
vel't wits the guest of th, Milwaukee
Merchants' and Manufacturer' Asso
ciation at n bamiuei at the 1'lanUluton
House, the ecetisioii being the climax
of the President's ten-hour visit to Mil
waukee. Covens were laid for o.'iO. .
After the bano.uet bad been served
the toasttoaster 'introduced the Presi
dent, who responded to the toast. "The
President of the United Stale!." The
Protddeut kiivp his views on "trusts."
President, lloosovclt asserted bl.s be
lief that remedies for trim evll.s can be
found. He reviewed what has been
done by his Administration to compel
obedience of laws govcmluj; trusts and
the new legislation courted by the
Fifty-seventh CotiRress. This legisla
tion he commended a wise; 7 lie coun
seled moderation In undertaklns; the
reaulation of great corpora t Ions, and
pointed out the economic benetlts of
uffjrreirated wealth when properly di
rected. He also highly prnbvd Attor
ney -t.'enera 1 Knox for jiis -enforcement
of the jtutl-trtist In wis,
Madison, AVIs.--Covernnr I.nfollede
nud Mayor Groves, nt the head of mem
bers of- the I.cfjhdaturei- received the-Pi-t!dent
here and eNeortod bltn to the
Capitol. In the Assembly chamber he
addressed th two houses In Joint fees
sloa njtd 7W guests. .
MR. ROOT ON THE TARIFF
Secretary of War Denies the Pres
ent Need of Revision.
Trnt f'HTirot I'm Kltlm! lr C"linc- 1
luti. rtr liotdo. tVitbuut
P.oston. Mass. i-etary f V,-.r
nihil ltoc.it. was ibe jrincl.-a! sptakcr
at ilto haniMtet of the Hoiiie Market
C'lob. la bis additss he voi- ed lie ,p
pesitioo to revi.-ion of th- pre-ent
tarifT. A great dealwf iTnporianej was
attachni to bis arjruinetit in the mind
of .lrnou'ooi s of tin Home Market Club,
innsico.cb .-is it was assnnu-d be spoke
fortiie Adtntnj.siration. Mr. Ko.jt sjioke,
iu jiart. as foMnws:
"Money is sr-iiiet' ht the uiont-y mar
kets beciii'.se nllAjaiMHiou of jteople
all over the riocTfjsiatKs.are iiKiiisr it.
They've srot it in titer pockets. .ThTTc"
?ot it In the little ,-ouWy baiits.
Tluy've got it iu the s.-adnis brfltks
They are buying ibiuff- wirk Iii "A
"The ijKestioti of, wbi-iher rb. tariff
law xball he radii-ally .li.insetrSi-.noy
an aeiiijeniie (inestkin. There is uo
fetitb in (he t.-tr'ff Kchc-dub-s and no
sa redness in nariii alar rates of duties.
If do-.-s not foilow- JroMi -,la (ii-covcrv
tt ,t..r.,... -.. ..... i. .
- - . ., ,, ... , UK. I Jt
.thoeid be jiniiieiliati iy chaitsed. Noili
ins could be wore injurious to th- in
dustries of the country,
sh-oib! uud-i'staml tiint
Tl:
a tJ
pa ip;c
iff law
i Uittiot be -ha!;
jit;S4etl In- jiie.-enteal. There
such tifns as jia'r'ial re
can In- tin
llSieU. ,
"Von .-a.-ii.c.t t l ;d of ' th'trust
by revisinyr i,- tariff. If duties an
kiWer.-d liebiw the point of ndecjti.-it:'
;.:',,' t !c.n. tiie independent nmnufac
tur.r wiil u' to the nail first: the trust
wi!! lie the !at oi:e to o.
"It. dctenuiniitjr -whi-ti at'ol bow the
process of tariff revi'tdmi shall It.- un
dertakeit. two cardinal snl-j siionld
be Observed. I'ir-t. it should he tlotie
tojiy w In n Conr-ress is as fne as p..s
sild. f-.niivtlo; ,d:si r;o b.--'s n-i.l tt nota
tions of nM aetivo p-litii'.-! ! ea niTi:, h;n.
'lilt- st'iiii'ii rule -to lc .followed i's ex-jiresse-.
) th itt-rei.-.iloi! s-iyin-'
that tie- lariff sinoitd bo V. vi:-i d
by its frier.d--. If ih Amrb-nii t.eoole
wish th:. pi-hiohdf of proteciioa t, bo
maoitaiiied. tlien the .(
which bf'.ii-ves iu pr.tT,-
diia-al
CI ioi!
party
aool-1
t.o the vo;- of -evi:on."
SMial.-rr I.oduo .ils.i.yiioke at the !i:;n
lU'ri, rtlxeuss-jus the tariff. Canadian
reciprocity, and the -.vdaiinis-iratii-n's
policy in the Pit'lipi-i.nes.
KE'.V SENATOK IN A FICHT,
M r. C'a'r of .Vrlcin".-.. m Coj.rrs. ctn
tii' liriooliei Cniii lo I I . vis.
T.ittle Ibo-I-:. Ark.-Vnited tr.r. v Ken
ator .lar-tes-P. C'.iri;,- ,-i -;d ::,-te --etita-ti
e iV.-ioi !:.', i:.-.- on the s i-,-,,t v. hen
Mr. F.ri:'::h.-ii -tid: "l',,w lio you do.
-iiaii-r':" i.oi lifoj out his l:r tni at thv
Til not hh.-.ke ha
v.-jih you," she j
t :l:.-T rcplie .. !
"Ail riL!.t."-'feu-.v '.;.! Mr. Unnoli-e
ill h.fcretitlv. ,
' What is 'ills yen have b.- -n -dob: !
t'eiio'ttib-d !-. Clark--. "; ins inter- !
v,'e)ii-ii by tht tK'ns'trjn'f and I'neil-dliuar-H'-'ith
thiu-js that dot.'i coiieern
yon." '1 am y.'t;r frictid. ' sir,", rospi.inlcd
Mr. h-uinlisri . "and I have ttol said
;r:y t b;'ti-; that 1 would nor have said to
ycti. I said ! t hou-iit . on bad made a
mistake, and nay so cow to you."
Ilpithots were (x haeyed, San'iior
Clarke strtttk .Mr. Ilrundise and it p'tt
rral mix-up took tdaee. The cause d'
the trouble v.a-s tile publieatiori of an
Interview in which Mi. Itnimlise criti-
ised the Senator for not aeecptini; sen
ator Perry's offer to act ns bis escort
when be wan sworn iu as Senator .1. K,
Jones'ji .successor, ...
YOU NO COUPLE PI- TOGETHER.
Took rarltollc Arl.l In the V;(r,l of r.rlilr
uro.on'. I'nf.iri-lriiitc I'arent.
P.itcrson, J. Thomas Frederick
Stothart and bis bride of a few months
killed then: -.elves in the yard of the'
home of St jiitart's parents by ilrink
.na arhoiic iteid. The bride" was for
merly Louise I'husser, of New ..York
City. Site and yotin.s Slot hart wlre
married secretly a;;ainst the wishc of.
Slothart'ti parents. It is thought thnt
the-youtijr eoupb' cattle here on a bite
train from New York City inleiulin:: to.
ask fortrivciics. 1 heir courage must -
have failed them and they decided to
kill l hen-solves.-
When County Physician M P.i ide
called at the Stothart bonw to make
an Investigation, the family at tirst dis
owned knowledge of the pirl'n identity,
bltt finally atimitlcd the facts. AY hen
asked for the marrht:.'o c(-ri itica (e (hat
had been sent to her by her sen. Mrs.
Stothart said . tlmr. iu n tit of limrer,
she had burned It hi. the kitchen ran;,o.
CONFESSED TO MURDER.
AVblow uf AVIUImii A. 1'ri.rlnit Almll v 1 e
1)1.1 the Killing.
Ibuitror, Jle.-.AIrs. Mary II. Heer'nr,'.
who Is l.v tiiir of n cancer, ami who has
been cbarircd bya coroner's jury with
having killetl AYilllam A. Decrim:, her
husband, on March II, has confesstd.
She says that she took the revolver
froM--lKHeat-lL-llij-tnj!ttTW
nud. went to tier husband's room VI ih
the intention of klliing him nud tarn
hersvlf. : . -
Mrs. Deerinj deposes thnt she wn-l
married twenty-otte yearn ago and that
Iter life for the most part since then
ha he on most unhappy. She Kays that
IKering has beaten her Unmercifully
nud lots .made life a burden for her for
many year-). The Ueeriojis are w ealthy.
t f HiiHilii Ai-U I'm- lieUn.l,
Ty ii vote of 102 to It tiio Canadian
House of i'onimoim has adapted Mr.
CesHj-'an's resolution deelaiins lu favor
of homo rule for Irmind,
gt'',,S'Sm'!t2
BILL ARP.
m
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April has come againa ' blcsuAJ
jronth. for it I the first that follow
the Ions and dn iiy winter. How in
tijtirl'nR ia the (-.nlici-t. breath of spring,
when nature, like a bluKhins ifaaid.'-is
putt ins on her pantalets and preparing
to ban.: h-r stlla n hair, what hat tno
ciotis fw dtns rprhig up iu our oo.som
and gu.h fo-th to all matiklu I. The
cband.ets of ihe soul are flllei with
ttntsie that is not. heard find poetry that
is not. expressed. The tueet Bonth wind
1s biealhiiiK uptiti the violet banks.
Nearly 3.000 yean; ago Solomgn felt its
ftrnial Influence when he. w.rote, "The
winter has pasped the rain is over
and y.ont the flowers appear, upon the
earth the time for the singing of
birds has come and the voice of the
lurt'u; is heaidlin the land-" Now boys,
j on must not imagine that the turtle
that KOiOnicai h-ard was this ugly,
(tawli'ng hardshell ihing that lives iu
muddy water and lays its egss in the
sand. That is properly a trrtoUe; The
turtle ';!' Fgypt and England is the
same as ottr dove. It has a plaintive,
tifiM tietir.'s1 r.ote and In d voted to its
iiiate. ia the si riptuie ii is a s.iae.i
bird and an emblem of the holy -gho.st.
1 woub'l not shoot t'ae for si! t and
y t 1 r'tsrl rteently-where some-hunters
In -somih Ceorgia !.i!V-d 4l-'1 iiror.e day.
Ihe Ergllsh pofc'o always say tnnl
vbea they mean dove. Cohisinlth,
speal:iag of love, says it is "on eartn
i;n:?e a. or only lound to warm the
turtle's nest.'
Hut Solomon eoalda't write such po
etry ou fpring n I used to know. I
think that lti.i:- v.ijtjbl sstit the beys
b- 't. r.
H i-s ! bear a him bird sing.
And that's a sign or'-coniins i;pring, '
The bull frog belters in the dif lies !
llo's t.irowed awcy his- wiutr brin lies, j
Tie- lir.rar-1 is sunnins hinis-.?lf on a
rafl. , - j
The ! .t!b b1 'Mta k n bis now-born tail..
The i:.t--:v i.-j plowing his Edubborit")
nmie
An i sr. liy hollrr-t. "flee, yo-i fool"'
A'l.S nil th,; dirty little siiioci;..
Are .:;ssj:ijig ba;t and t-atchiu'g rain- '
ta ; s. ' , i
' i
. ' f !
A n l o-fourth at!-i ;wi fifth and so in.
fidomc-n uident' wi it, but it's a. fact !
I'lOiTtlii'li'Ef. ' i
Pat what aho.il A;.ril?Two thoiis.nd j
yt ara ago it was .the t.ecoa-J month in!
the year.' ltn Julius Caesar got proud !
and vail an I stuck another month in
fa 1 tr.'u 'i it July, and bis adopted sun,
Ao;";st '!.-'.. tli.iup.ht he was as good as
.lulh.s. and ;.o ha stuck one, in and
:.ib'l ic August. . r.:i:l that ga've as
:a.o day.--,, whi. ii lacked tive day.-- of
makiitg a 'full year, .--a thiy had ia
iv.' c;." u t-re li.ay ; each, of .-u.v. ral
c oral s". April anient have but twenty--nine
d.ivK tin.l they m:o!- it thirty.
I.iit r on eld N' to. ;).: tyrartt 'an;i f.d
dicr, , a-, e al:t:-A att-i r:ai ! .be was jast
as 'reat a man as ray of the Cae.-i :ts.
:,: ! so he d t-ie r.atr.e of A- d
to ICt ri-tntis. tai l it rftmt,rii d fl::;.' wry
for thirty- years, until he died, anl
tiien it put back to April again.
Apt 11 wup tijiit.'.l U otn the l,:it!n
word ;t?ic-i it", v.-bie'.i means to o;;t ti.
for then the earth bt'gina to o;:ca a id
the ?ra.-.4 and the fi.iv; rs to tpring uj)
and th-'. little leaves to conie -forth
l'tont th" buds '.ut the t ret s. The old'
Anpli.-Saxons ealii d is Oostr or Mas
ter rnonth. The l.'iatch called it grass
month. The fooiish castoin of Aptil
feolitig people i.till prevails in rr.arty
(Otintri 'S timotig th- young peo;-!e. Its
origin is unknown. Some say it Is a
relic of an old hiateri festive!. Same
stay that in the middle a.fes they .iet"d
a play taken from the life of Citriiii,
where he was sent troni Annas to
Caranhas and from Pilate to Harod.
nr.d so an April fool is-one who js t.en
all aliout on a a en an I. as, for instancei
for Fiuiii' pigeon milk, or for 'a bcoit
giving the historv of Adam's gra.nd-tath.-r.
or to stopa horseman and fil
him hit.; saddle glr(h is on-buckb.d.
meaning unhm kbd, so he. jo'ts down
to btiikle it and tiny run off and stho-it
April i'ooll The ilmdoos,- practice i ho
same Ih.ime, but their AH' Fools' day is
the illst of -March.
'My folks killed a snako hi -the
flower pit today and before I knew it
our misrievous school girl ha t coiled
it on the front steps and everybody
who citme cried out, "Ilerc'is a snake,"
while the children watched from the
window. The snake was dead, but the
foola were alive. Sly wife was ? pen dins
the d;iy in the countryand knowlijg
b.-r honor of. mtaki timy tel?phont.i
her. "Snake In the flower pit and
grandpa, is a fin II to go out and kill
bltn. lie says you told hint to stay in
the house. What must we do?" Shi(
answered promptly, "Kill him! bet
your grandpa vJ out ntid kill him and'
look for his mute." She nlwnya Itisistn
that every snake has a mate. Maybe' It
luus, but they don't go about together.
l'Jven tbp mother leaves her young as
shon a they nre hutched or born and
they have to shift for themselves. Some
snakes are oviparous and lay eggs ami
some nre viviparous, and are born in
their ni'rt b cr and conn' f()ftl"TrTiTil"Tu'F
mouth, lle.t nil ana keg are horrid
creatures and the curse that is, upon
tboirMs n strong proof of the scrip
tures. "And I will put enmity bftvt'en
then and the woman (that la. thy wife
nn.l between thy seed and Iter seed. It
shall bruise thy bead and thou elm It
bruise his heel."
Win it n:y wife, came home . they
shewcl h -r the miaU'e (it wjaa n idriptd
garter litiake), and told lei- we , on), tat
lit! 1 " it t in ite. bat I tiio von.; to pat
ttila-cae back lit a day cr C ii.imd Usi:
I iu. a '.tin for a matobu't I j! Ih bhn
won't go lu that pit faay more Ciia
jummer. .
But there are worse things tha
Mtakes, I waut to know who started
this? late move to idolize and ovate the
memory of Henry Ward Heeehcg is
New York. It has been forty-four year
sin e he sent old John Pro wo to take
the arsenal at. H.irpers Perry ancl raise
an insurrection anions our negroes.
What did they waif so Jong for? How
come o',d Grurer -Ch -.eland - into It?
AY" hat did oh! I'Hirr Oin to command
his admiration' II go; old Brown ut
take all the risk, abd he asd thirteen
v: his rotnrades vere buns?; for it, and
the negroes wonldu't rise at" all,
Perh"r and his t-is-ter did u.ore to pre
cipitate the tcrribie war tbAn all otlier'
a uses - oiu'mn.-l. I,- old Grt.ver lauding
bitn fop thatT.Tb- ii a heruas old ec.itin
diel debauched tie wife of an elder
in his church and Msite d bis home and
bis happoness. That. was!twenty years
fcgo. 1 .oider if Grover is orating hlni
for that? are done with old' Grover
now and forever. It him hunt ducks
if he wantii to. We have no use tor
presidents who hunt dueku or bearor
who love Peeebor or love the negroes
better thanahe southein white folks.
Great heavens! Are they fixing for
-..notber war and nave -we got to whij
'tn again. Thankgoodtii-sa I'm not s
emit nor a bf,ur. So I reckon I'm safa.
U ill Arpiu Atlanta Coustitutiou.
Will Get Increase.
Piet-ver Sr.eciHl ut, iv.
proval 'of Genoral Sianager Hardin?,
an agn-etnent has bet. n , reached be
tween 'Manager Kd.son. of (he Denver
k. Kio Grande FUilroa-l. and represen
tatives of the Older cf Railway Con
rim tors and Brother!:; od of Hailroa.I
Trainmen. The new si-hed.ile gives th
pa.isrii'igT onduct.rs :lo.l trainmen an
approximate ia reaso in wages of 12
per cent.. and tutght n.ea un itic'reasu
Cf li. per t- C!.
Four Burned to Deatli.
, Raleiah. N. C., Sp-c!al. A s'peeial
from Franklint ai, N. C. says: "A ten
ant house on the land cf I. 11. Kearney,
iiboui two miles west of here, was de
stroyed by tire Saturday, uifcht. Ths
house -was occupied by Rufns Daniel,
colored, bis wife and seven children.
Foiir of th" child" en who were sleeping
tip- oai:." w. re ia. rued to death. Ths
r.o! was f3!'ing in hef-n'e the occu
pr.nts of tiie btw-er room weie awaken-'
ed.' Tin re w, t ' tas .wiulows in the up.
per , r-iotti and ,t bo i cjAii'lreu li"ing cut
of.' from the i-fa iiovay sw-ere-uffo! at.ed."
Chincoteague's Wild Goose Farm.
What is- said to be the only wild
Roose farm in the world is located at
(ihinioKiacte, says the Iiiehmond
Times. The farm is a never-ceasing .
object td It! tc rest to ta vi.-itor and
of joy and profit to tao owner. There
me !,.jw bet vtc;; three and four hun
dred RcesM in ?hi 'lock. The progeni
tors of this rtanarkr.il!,- flock were
two whi.h ivir-.. "v, itt.L'.ci" ir. shootinfr,
tact, tamed and us, d as d. coys. Too
annual silpmcttts frotn tht farm now
are about 4"0 to w'io fowl. Mort of
these ;..rowi!d gfvsre, but t'aero are
seme Japr;;.i.--:c titK-k,. br-ittt art j other
fane. The f't-ese br-l:-..: about J.1 s
pir. lu satiimer t-.ey fit d on ths
irar:-lies of C'.iicitft:-a-'iH' ami Assa
teague. hm as the -old weather comes
on they t-radually gather together
near tiio owner's risuience, where
f. ;d is, provided fur them. Mingled
with the ge so are many kind3 of
birds and fowl and fancy breeds of
ohlokem and ducks and even some
swans. Particular care Is being taken
with the swaii.i and the experiment of
tloir culture bids lair to be u suc
cess in every way.
Ill
KOAV OS ikU.E '
ATA.
c ..n n
iuumern railway
To all the frirelpal AVinter
It-ports, at
VERY LOW RATliS
Tin) r,e(irt of'lh?
South, Southeast' and Southwesty
also Cuba, California and Mexico
OJur many taitiioimifi,tM to tbo Tourit.
Some Prominent Resorts
Are St. Aiift'tsUtin. I'hIoi lleiidi, Miami, Jaebw
soiivUlu, Tutupit, Port Tmti. , Iiruti-;
wleK, siavannnti, Tbuinnsvilltt,
t'l.tirlenton, t'libittilda, Aikmi,
Aiinustii, I'luihiirHt,(.titmilo,
buinnitirvlile, AnltBViile,
- Uot priiiK),
"THE LAND OF TUG SKY'
And ''Sapphire Country,". .
Tickets on Sale
Vp to and Ineln lla April .10 m, tioiiU
to Mturu uutll May 81, l'JW.
.i '. StopOver , ;, ,
Allowod at hnportnut points.
THROUGH SUHCPINO CARS
Of tiio liijjliost Htti.idrtr.i bxtweon prtiioij-ut
, Jttil-a and losiirts,
Dlnlnj Car Service Unexcelled.
AC nearest i tciftu Afft-iit, Mrenpy Ot "WiuCe.
IPiaius lu a Kumuiur Laad." .
W. A Te.k, S Ii HanJwick. '
l'. Tmffl.t M r. ' O-n'l Vf Ac-ui.
U itohiutwu, U. C. WtLituatuu, I. OL,