Scheme $dr Despotic
and Imperial Power
General Miles Threatens 'to
Resign if Senator Haw
iey'o Bill Should Be
come a Law
Washington, March 20. General Nel
son A. Miles today told the Senate
Committee on Military AfTairs that if
the bill introduced by Senator Ilawiey
at the instance of the War Department
for the organisation of a general staff
for the army. should become a law he
would decline to longer hold his commission.-
The reason he gave for the
ttatcmcnt is that the bill is utterly
eubvorsive of the interests of the ruili
taryism, and he said that he would cot
be a party to such a proceeding, to the
extent even of continuing to hold his
place.
The statement was made in the
course of a prolonged hearing by the
committees which was conducted be
hind closed doors and in which Gencr:;!
Miies touched upon a variety of no
jeets connected with the army. The
portion of the bill to which he direVte.l
his especial criticism is that contained
in section 7 reading as fellows:
"That from and after the passage of
this act the senior general officer of
the army shall be 'assigned to command
ruch portion of the army as the Presi
dent may direct or be detailed to ouy
in the general staff corps. All duties
prescribed by law for the eomm Hiding
general of the army shall be performad
by the chief of general staff or ot'ror
general officer designated by the Secre
tary of War: Provided, that so long
as the present lieutenant general of the
army continues on the active list ho
shall be the chief of the general t;ift'
find neon the separation from active
service of the said lieutenant pentr.nl
of the army said officer except as herein
provided, shall cease and determine.'
General Miles terms the nlari a
scheme to place a despotic and imnerial
power in the hands of the President,
the Secretary of War and the Adjut-i:.
General of the army. He said that tin
der the terrss of the bill creatinsr a
chief of staff the President could seller
his own general oi the army by pro
moting a lieutenant to be a brigadier
general and assigning him as chief of
staff.
The bill would create an army rWs
worse, more far reaching and more de
potic than any that ever existed, Gen
eral Miles said. He added that he de
nounced the bill as a bad one, root and
fcraneh.
General Miles said that if this pro
vision should become .a law it would
have the effect of destroying the unity
of the amy and he read numerous ?u
thorities including Napoleon, Welling
ton, Washington, Cass and Grant to
show the necessity of having one head
Revealed Robbery While
in o Drunken Condition
Four Men Sawed Through
Floor of a Store at Gold
Hill-Negro Shot ;
at a Festival
' Salisbury, N. C, March 20. Special.-
Two white men were arretted here late
yesterday evening for robbery. Charles
Johnson, a young v.hitc man, vho has
been living at Gold Hill was arrested
io- being drunk and down. In a drunk
en stupor he rctferred in a mumbling
voice to a robbery at Gold Hill. Offi
cers Torrence and Caiible, by skillful
detective work-, pumped Johnson end
discovered that he war. cue of a party
Of four that sawed through the Cocr of
the store of Kalshauser & Co. at Gold
Hii! Tuesday n'ght and stole about
worth of goods. Johnson named the
parties who were with .him and Will
AVilkcrscn, another white man, was ar
rested late in the night. Dan and
Charles Hopkins, who participated in
the robbery, have fled.
h MISSOURI GIRL
- WEDS UNION MAN
Colored Brakeman Killed at
Matthews
Monroe, N. C, March 20.
Correspondence of The Morning Post.
Hon. Cameron Morrison, ,of Rock
ingham, is hero tbis week attending"
out: He h a candidate to;- Congress
from th.u (the Seventh) district, "and,
pcxt 1o Uniou's own candidate. Hon.
Jaiocs U. Covington, is perhaps the f
To;:te hsr?. lie has' represented the
.:tr:rt, c which Union was a part,
in the State Senate. ,
Maj. John D Shaw of Rockingham
anil Mr. J. W. Kerans of Charlotte arc
viiiiting lawyei's at cort.
PolidtM L. D. Robinson of Wades
boio is heife today on legal busiao.
A supposed cue of Miiallpox w as re
ported yeeterda? from the country. Dr.
J. M. Blair. th comity physician, auc
Dr. S. -A. S'eveus drove out ana -anuped
the sick mta, a negro. After
a careful diagnosis of the case it avs
fowl not to be smallpox, but a rniM
form of akin eruption. The town tni
county are now clear of smaLx nd
there has been but on rase here thm
win tar. ' .
Alex Staton, a colored brakeman. feQ!
iJndw the train at Mattlvaws MonUr,
and was terHhlv crushed, both leg and
one aria being almost inaahftd elf. Dr.
T. N. Retd of Matths cve hto, attan
tlon and hm taa then broaght to Monro.
He lived only two cr three hocr after
getting hra. lie lived bert and was
quiet and industrious ana wen tuougai or,
to the army 'and of controlling author
ity. Then he added that in all probability
the senior general of the army would
not under the provision he had auoted,
have been in position to do anything,
and he called attention to the clause re
lieving him (th o senior general) of com
mand end making it possible for any
other officer, to be appointed. He declared-
that Under section 7 it would be
competent to oneday promote a captain
to the position of a brigadier ana me
ner.t day make him chief of staff, thus
practically placing a captain at the head
of the army.
Warming , up scmewhnt he asserted
that the bill was calculated to accom
plish no purpose except to allow the
Secretary of War and the Adjutant
General to promote the interests of their
personal favorites
Gauoral Miles was questioned as to
the reasons for locating the American
army of occupation at Tampa and hold
ing it there so' long with the resulting
consrftstion.
-Replying to the first question, he said
tint it was because of the order to oc
cupy Havana.,. The delay was d'ue. ne
said, to the fact that the American
army was supplied with only 64 rounds
of ammunition which would not have
been "sufficient for more than halt.aa
hour of fighting.
Considering that H arena was one of
the best fortified cities in ttie workl he
said that to have attacked it would
have been foolhardy in the extreme.. He
declined, however, to criticize the then
Secretary of War, General Alger, for
the condition of affairs, saying that
probably any one else in the position
would have done about, what he did.
He laid the general blame for this con
dition of uuprepa redness at the door of
Congress.
In the course of his remarks General
Miles told the committee in confidence
that with the bill a law he could now
name the men who would hold the
places of honor provided under it but
the committee did not ask for the
names.
His own experience and observation
had, he said, had the effect of confirm
ing these views and he gave an illus
tration of itSj becefMal effect in time
Vf emergency, instancing the beginning
fcf the war with Spain.
"I heard at midnight," he said, "that
the .Spanish fleet had been located de"fiJ
nltely at Santiago and I hastened to
the home of .Secretary Long, where the
pews was confirmed. -Shafter was then
at Tampa and 1 sat down there in the
Secretary's house and wrote a- dispatch
directing him to start immediately for
?antiago, with the result that the irniy
was soon on its way to the point where
is .nresfmee tvat? needed. Sunnose."'
J he added, exhibiting the message which
lie had sent to General Shafter, I had
been compelled to get around to a dozen
or more majors, as many colonels and
any number of generals constituting a
'general staff."
George Miller, s negro, was shot twico
at a colored festival near Gold Hill
Jas-t night by Dock Lindsay. The two
men had some words after, wiiich Lind
say procured a shot gun. He emptied
one barrel in Miller's head and another
iu hla left leg. Lindsay Jied and has not
been apprehended. It is believed that
Miller will recover.
Five carpenters working on a scaf
fold at the reciienre of Dr. C. M. Foote,
near Salisbury, till Tuesday afternoon
and two were seriously injured. One
of them may lw maimed for life.
The political pot is boilitip to an in
tense deprce already; The chief con
tests wii! n-rise over legislative' honors.
Walter Murphy, Esq.. is a pending candi
date for the. House. T. C. Lciin. Esq..
Prof. George B. Wet mi re, Burton Craig,
Esq., and Jamss Herub, Esq., are men
t cued a- possible eandidntee. R. iee
Wright, Esq., i6 so far the only avowed
candidate for the Senate. He ha:s a
strong following.
Salisbury is certain to have a Trw
Southern depot in the near future. The
new structure will be built near the
prefect depot and will be one of the
handsomest in," the State-.
Mr. V,. T. Laney of this place was
mamed in Charlotte Snndav to Miss
iiebecea Blakeney of Missouri. The
marriage was quite romantic. Mr. I n
ney spent two or three years in the
est rambling around and prosoectin
:or riches. A great part of the time was
Vi- ?u isuun, ana uc arrow to know
Miss lijRkeney quite well., A !pw
moiuns mr.efcre rhr'i:tm- ii
ome but kept up a corresoondenc
With th(i rniinc wl- T- .ha ..-i-
lira long to conclude . that he could cot
ii c ixnuy irom nor, ana proposed mar
riage by mail and was accepted; and.
he h.Kl 10l'lV1ffl tn mol-o I. -i
- .iuiiu V. 1 -
lina his home. 'asked the girl to cor.ie
ucif. ju8 consented: wirh Sunday s
man 115 r,' the result, he havinz met
uer in vunnoirc,
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High Point Still Growing and
Adding New Business
High Point. N. C, March 20.
Correspondence of The Morning Post.
The graded school of this place" is
CUr't in ccurhig Governor
-wqr.a Is. A yeock to deliver the com-
tlS? y liminsta toe sermon
-The revival meeting at the PrebvtP
n and South Main Street M.pf 41h
Rev. George I... Kirby. is conducting the,
nipetinir at th AfetVinicf rK,.K !
Mrs. Samuel Coley. viil open a" mill-'
nery parlor , at Han-ison & Hills3 store I
March 29. - I
Mr. H. Harris, of the firm of H. liar-i
ris &. Br6. is at the North to purchase;
a line oigooas. . - : - i r. -
Mf. W. S. Robertson of Chapel Hill Rama i no Will Ro BrOUffht tO
was here yesterday visiting his brother," 0,11 dm 5 DB-DIUUgill IU
w.escott itonerson,. isq. . -
Messrs. W. T. Jurkman and H. A.
Moffitt are North on business.
vvwk nas begun on, the school house Special. Manager Holcomb of the
xnJL xiatVag; -,V I V -t American, Tobacco Company's office here
JL wai1m S'l11 hfLher mil"i received a telegram today from the New
lineryopening March 24 and 25. -York office etatlng that a cablegram
,?f&tiV. un??uuci?AthlIV3"' 'rom- Turkey announced" the death of
lyeddin of Mr. and Mrs It. A. Wheeler Cha8. K O'Brien -which occurred
7-4 t S evening, March 22, from this morning at Xemphi, Turkey. No
' , W i t- 'particulars are given as to the cause of
Mr. Stewart of Roanoke. a.. was here ,iu u , i rw
yesterday looking oveivour city with a
ZlTr?Al ? Loff? x fontemPlates
The post office now occupies new quar- O'Brien bought leaf on the Winston
ters, having moved Tuesday. ' market for a year or more. He left
,m-Pniefe!tn8r-y,r,1i1 beobe,-d iere January and sailed for Turkey
Sunday afternoon at 4 o dock in Cox s oa the 24th of that month.
rrii- tt t t-,, , p I The annual meeting of the Woman's
anCjJhf? teTal:Ar Prelpi Missionary Union of Orange
wsht t the home-of.Mr. and Mrs. presbytery dosed touigHt with an ad
vAiv. - s, : v a i : dress by Rev. Edmund Brown. Fol'
,rt32t Ck? iL!LnB.? n l Q TaK -lowing officers were elected : President.
ii:H'3S87Jft P ent reaches,MrS. R. D. Blackwell of Durham:
i ' rru Honorary President, Miss O. H. Dick-
.dr. pohhwmor editor of The. To- son of Winston-Salem ; First yice Presi-
yesterday.
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Peculiar Case at Charlotte
,
Woman Wounded by Pistol
Charlotte, N. C, March 20. Special.
A most . peculiar case was disposed of
by the Superior Court today in -which
Policeman Yandle hod brought suit
against Thomas Griffith, a well known
young man of this city, charging the
latter with having called him (Yandle)
a hog thief, for which Yandle asked
five thousand dollars alleged damages.
Yandle alleged that Griffith had re
peatedly accused him of taking hogs
which did not belong to him. How
ever the case did not go to the jury as
Policeman Yandle agreed to judgment
by which Mr. Griffith agreed to retract
fully everything he had said and ex
pressed sorrow at what he had done.
Chairman J. D. McCall today issued a
call to .members of the coiyity- Demo
cratic committee for a- meetipg on
March 29.
E. M.', A shenback . has written .Matins
that if Charlotte gets lier ; "base ball
franchise she must come to the. -front at
once with her money, else the fran
chise will go elsewhere. A meeting is
to be held tonight at 8 o'clock at Elks
Temple when the base ball question
will be taken up. i
Minnie Allen, a white woman Kf .this
city, was today horribly wounded by
the discharge of a gun which she '.was
attempting to playfully take from Parks
Stone.
officersTlegted
by convention
Sunday School Workers Close
Meeting at Fayetteville
Fayetteville. X. tC, March 20. Spe
cial. Devotional services last night and
today were conducted by Revs. NjosephJ
Peelc cf Greensboro, and Rev. ,B. R.
Hall, presiding elder" of Fayetteville.
Election of officers took ' place thira
morning, resulting as follows: G. H.
Crowell, High 'Point, President: S. M.
Smith, Elon College, Secretary: II. X.
Scow, Durham, Statistical Secretary:
J. H. Weathers, Raleigh. Treasurer;
Vice Presidents. Isaac T. Avery, W. II. t
Sprunt, J. E. Ray, G. F. Tillery; Ex
ecutive Committee, N. E. Broucfhten,
Ralciga, Chairman; J. O. Atkinson,
Elon College; J. G. Drown, Raleigh;
Rav. Dr. A. J. 3IcKclway, Charlotte;
Capt. R. A. Southerliml, J. A. Oates.
Fayetteville; G. W. Watts. II. N.
Snow, Durham: T. O. Johnson. 'Salis
bury; J. R. Mendenhall, Greeus-boro:
H. B. Parker, Goldfcboro; Charles Ros,
Aahelwwo: Rev. Dr. C. S. Blackwell.
Wilmincton; Rev. D. II. Tnttle, Eliza
beth City; T. B. Parker, Hilisboro: R.
B. Lacey, P-Tleigh; J. J. Rogers, Kin
ston. Aboat $1,5C0 was subscribed last
aijrat tot- Scnday School work. Fine
addresses were made by President
Orowell, ' Rev. Marion Lawrence, S. M.
!5milh. y-i. 1. Parker, Isaac JL. Avery
aivd Charles Ross.
Resolutions were adopted this after
noon thinking' the Fayetteville Presby
terian church, officers of the conven
tion, Rev. Eli Reese and Miss Bettie
Gsaron and the railroads. Tonight
there was an address by N. B. Brough
tou of Raleigh, on "Class Spirit." The
convention closes with "Parting Words."
The remains of Edmund Pemberton,
Who died at the University, a nephew
of Mis..R. T. Gray of Raleigh, were
buried from St. Johns church this af
ternoon. s .
Say Me Was Tortured
"I suffered k .ch pain from corns I
COUld hardlv irnll.- " rrifc 1-T T?nh;srn
HillsbornilL'll. 111 . "hilt- linotlmi'a A i-nipo '
Salvo completely cured them." Acts
mve magic on sprains, bruises, cuts.
sores, scalds, burns, boils, ulcers. Per-1
feet healer of skin diseases and piles. '
VJU'- suaiauit't py an UrUgglStSJ ZOC.
Discharges in bankruptcy were allow
ed by Judge Purnell yesterday for bus
iness men of Wilson. . They are S.- T.
Boyken, Pharo Bullock and" Monroe
Bullock, doing business as Bnilock
Bro and Boyken. 'Also to William
Walls of Wilson. The proceeding in
bankruptcy in i.hc Bullock Bros, and
i-oyseu case was instituted October 23,
1901. and that in the case of AVilliam
Wall on December 30th.
GHAS. B. O'BRIEN
DIED IN TURKEY
His Home at Durham
Winston-Salem. X. C. March 20.-
Another telegrftm stated the remains !
would be brought back for interment at;
dent. Mrs. Parker of Greensboro: Sec
ond Yice President,. Mrs. Arch'erjof
Chapel Hill; Secretary and Treasurer.
Mrs. E. C. Murray of Durham; Super
intendent of Children's Work, Mrs. C. H.
Wiley of Winston-Salem.
It was decided to hold the next anntiaj
meeting at Lexington in March, 1903.
STATE SCHOOL OF
REFORM BURNED
The Inmates Believed to Have
Fired It to Escape
Lexington, Ky., March 20. Bradley
Dormitory at the' State School of Re
form, near this city, was destroyed by
fire late, last night, but all the inmates,
numbering 125 r boys, all white, were
saved.
The fire was discovered shortly after
midnight. The inmates of the building
were successfully aroused and alLwere
gotten out safely and without disorder.
This city wa telephoned to for help.
An engine of the local fire department
was sent, but arrived too late to save
any part of the dormitory. The maaual
training school adjacent to the dormi
tory was saved, however.
At 1:10 o'clock the dormitory col
lapsed, and at 2 o'clock the fire was i
practically extinguished.
The burned building was erected in
1SJ)6 during the administration of for
mer Governor W. O. Bradley, at a
cost of S2o.000. and was insured for
two-thirds of its value.
Two boy inmates of the school are
missing, and it i believed they escaped
during the fire. The management of the
institution became convinced that the
building was set on fire by the boys
who had planned to escape, bat that the
prompt action of the nighr watchman in
turning in the alarm frustrated the plan.
Superintendent Doak-will not say that
the fire was incendiary, because com
plete investigation has not been made,
hut W. P. Walton, one of the board of
directors, says he has information that
will lead to arrests during the ir. The
iboys who are missing are William
Bracken of Lexington and Groyer
Ruske of Covington Ky.'
UNIVERSITY DEFEATS
OAK RIDGE TEAM
By One Sided Score, of Twen
ty to Nothing
Chapel Hill, N. C, March 20. Soe
oial. University had an easy victory
totlay in the first ?ame of the season,
which' was won by the score of 20 to
O in a six-inniii? Contest against Oak
Ridge. The game was nninterestir-g
and there w.-is no especially brilliant
work' on either side. Captain Holt was
not in the game. Batteries: Carolina
Sweeney and Council!; Oak Ridge
Sugirs and Sitterson.
Carolina 10 hits, 5 errors.
Oak Itidze 3 hite. 6 errors.
Next, game will be against Lafayette
on Monday and Tuesday.
Dr. Hubert Royster, dean of Univer
sity Medical College at Raleigh, deliv-
ere1 a regular faculty lecture here to-
night, and was given a cordial recep
tion. '
Messrs. Stern and Williams, the vic
torious Johns Hopkins debaters, ar
rived tonight and were given a hearty
welcome by the student body in mass
mectin. Speeches were made by faculty
and students and a groat demonstration
was accorded the victors.
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