Gastonia G
Devoted to the Protection of Home and the Interests of the County.
GASTONIA, N. C., THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1900. I
ARP ARD THE GERMS.
BILL DQTEB8 WITH DOCTOR 8
ABOUT BACILLI.
H* to la C»«irt«Uwi Tto M>|
■•to *>r Mtot Ta Ptn. t»«i Maa
a»l*" rralaaa ■iMrta-ailnr Sat.
Nn,
Rill Arp la AlMnU CbasUtutlon.
•Trove all things aod hold fast that
which la good.” Setawce is doing that
hut It setae to me that ih* modem
dootore attach too much importance to
a germ theory. Tliey am Uylug lo
curs all aorta of dlniaiaue by exlaimlns
llog germs, microbe*. bacteria and
other Invisible Infusoria. Maybe they
ware not Intended to be exterminated
hot era a part of the economy of nature.
There are bolts In a horse's stomach and
wolyas Id a oow’s back and Hanson a
dog for souse useful purport*, and it
ma? be that these luvlaible germ* are a
oevwssry part of oor organism. Wt
rat them lu food aod drink them iu
the air, bat atlll I reckon there ar« a
iwlaonona, Infacllona kind that do pro
duce disease nu<! peal Dance. I waa
tumiuxUag about this froui having
read In a L-mdoo paper an aoenuui of
tbe expsrlmsnt now being made by the
liriUah Medical Society to dtsonrer the
true causa of malaria in the Pontine
marshes that fur centuries hai proved
a alow and certain death to tbs | oor
peasantry, who wurk l hem and have to
work there to making a living. Three
Campaguaau maralies Hr adjacent to
Roma aad cover a territory twvotyOvs
aallea long and tea nil Ira wide and am
wooderfuUy produottve, giving three
crop* a year, but the malariaaaoo pahs
aod alckeoa the itroogaat man. and
they have to atop their woi k and go to
the hills to die. To discover aod re
move tba oaaaa baa lean th* problem
of the ages. Thrr* hundred years be
fore Christ these marshes wcie solid
lead nod the Appian way waa ball! up
on It. Slowly and surely the water en
croached upon Lb# laud aod aubmerged
if destroying tlia Appiao way. Ho
eqeadnot etui arches. Julius Career
eud Angustui Career spent Immense
sum# to drain them, but without avail.
They ware hoslly given up lo the labor
of the slaves aod Pliny mils uf one
man. Oacllioua Claodlaa, who oared
4.116 of them, all males, wlio worked
there aod were not allowed to marry.
Their cruel fate was to work out a
brief life and die. About ltt years
ago Pope Pius VI made soother effort
to drain the marshes but falWd, and
since that all efforts aod all hope has
been abandoned.
lint now a new theory comes uy be
fore the acleellAc school of medlotoe
end haa agitated lbs medical savants
all over the world, it la claimed that
a malarial climate does Dot produoe
moepultoes but that mosquitoes pro
duoe malaria aod It la their bite or Ming
aod auction of the blood of the peasan
try aod thereby Inoculating them with
puieou aod producing malaria tliat
eventually waatee I be life away. This
theory baa found many strong ad yo
catea io London aod Parle and Qarlla;
and now they ere preparing to prove It.
The English government la having a
wire gauss built, and It ta to be pieced
In the middle of the Pontiac marshal,
and two Vogtish physicians have vol
unteered to live on It for a year or
more ead test the effect of the climate
■enure from the mosquito. Just lb I ok
of that t Living lo a wire geuM
house right in the midst of the meet
noxious miasmatic climate In the
world, end all for the sake of science
and humanity. If they will cease tu
quinine for the malaria but belld wire
J°wle er hoods over their liaade and
fsoea and feooe oat the mosquito end
turn tbslr next attention to ratermine
tlog them. They say It Is a big tbiog,
financially for there are two million
sores In those marshes aod will be
worth if they Succeed a tbousaud dol
lars an nare.and that makes two thou
sand mill loo dollars for Room aod the
pope.
But ■till I ud dabloat. 1 don’t be
tlen the maaqalto Introduce* malaria
lato tha human system. Hlaproboacla
drmeta out blood hot pate preoloa* Ut
ile la. The ibi Unary lie* beeome a
a scientific fad and baa sot yet beau
proteo. Tba doctor* *H araat mad
about Paataar and bin Inoculating Ti
ro* bat that baa subsided aad ws b*t
*r baar of It now. Polka are to ready
toballrra nay new thing. Append!
* • ®'*bly rumpus for a
while and emy afok mao leaagioad ha
had It, mod it moat be cut ocTbat tha
»•* doubted aad the use of
tba knlfs aaaoat abondnoad. Joat an
folks taka op with now doctrine, of
»»<5 rallgloo. Dr. Tanca of
Naabrllle, said not kmg ago. Uiat If a
ebrawd. smart mao with a liyaly
loogaa waa to doelara that It waa
aeaaMory far aalesUoa that a mao
aboald Jaap ofl tba roof of a house on
lo the payament ha would bod follow,
era who would ba Jo aping all orar the
oouotry breaking tbafr arm* aad legs
sod ntwks on Ufa b*w road lo ho*run.
What upon ewrtb l bene Mormon eld era
and proealytnr* expect to aocompltah fa
a myatary to me. and I a mama ml that
toy paraen with oommoo mas* can ba
tooled b* them, limy ought to ba
■counted out of Ufa country. .They
break up Ua pane* of aotao famlllna
aad (ftto noth log In exchange but a
■patioaa contemptible rallgloo that fa
an lasott to our tanker at. the Ohrla
tlsa religion. They at* religions
trampa nod 1 reJole* wbae I bear of
tba ptopla drlTlog tbam oat of Ua ast
tfaramt with wbipa aad rtoom nod
thresh pefaw. I’ee bean knowing aad
wmtohlng tore* Mareanwa far Ifly yaart
■ai MTkkMg miaid of thaoi. I
Jau’t tknlr faith
or tba book of Mormon that that *M
fraud, Joe Smith. pratondad ba found
uadcr a atone, bat I want than* to bean
oat of Ufa coon try tad fat Ignorant
and grade Iowa folk* Moon.
Speak fag Of garma. a philosophic
friend writes that Ua doctors hare sow
located tbam to Ua oar cochleae and
oknrtb jump, Un wars U^tba use tar.
lbs pug »S»ol laadtow wiUeawama^
tlw aolkovlrocraa (or fear of brvaildug
the germi of dieeaaa Into the pupil*.
IU nays that everything ta Impregua
tad with bacteria mvo oooey. lu au
old dollar Mil w« And all tbe fragrance
end all 111* fever of citation. We ae
oept tt from tbe lady's (locking or tho
***w cleaner'• uaety pocket, from tbe
aacbel of the lirlle and iba garllckly
Claw* of the unwashed Dago. It la
oarer refuted. D baa been through
ovary phase of naatlnaaa and when we
we take It from eotne foul, filthy, ran
cid wretch leaking with deadly bacteria
do wa pause to thing of tin* danger »
Never; It la Mammon Ulve ns more.
The garm doctor will lake It from a
dllliv leper’a baud nr from a dirt?
Itallam In hell's kitchen. Tbia dollar
baa baan In Um grog-seller'* maogy
pookat and at tba race courae and the
bawdy house, but it « all right—It la
money.
Dul the last phasa of the fight la ha
twevu moaqoliort aod alaama In the
Pontine marahea—wbtoh la cauae and
whloh ia (Jib elect and I’ll wager my
dollar that those two dnetora will die
within two year* -Tba pestilence
tliat walk nth In darboeee*' la not a
mosquito. They are a nuisance, au
allllotlon, and au aru flea* and Aloe and
and ant*, und nwebra and many uilnw
little peats which are hen for a pur
pose aod try our patience. Mosquitoes
used to acooy tua hut they don’t now.
ilia law of onmpcfiasllou baa eoaae in
my retlar. I have become quite deaf lu
one ear and so I can turn the good ear
down on the pillow and tell Use moa
aqnllo to blow bis Itille horn and slog
lua little long If he wauls to. My
akin la so tough ha can't liova a bole In
It and au 1 defy him
SMMM ATTACK A VltUIIC.
ArutrA Mat film BaUlr. Vllkwl Tl»
•waMlM. «• Wklua A r«ar Oaka
*. C. *
Charlotte, N. C\, May 10 -Elsl.Uru 1
drunken negro railroad Modi and tin- j
tar euliara’ all armed, descended uuou
Hie I title Tillage of Pour Uafca yester
day, threatening in kill every white
man In the place. They Immediately
commoner*) to raise a diaturbouse.
Town I'oiloemaa Sanderltn attemp
ted to arrest a negro for dbaotderty
oooduet and was mobbed by tbe negioea
wbo beat him Into Inaeseibtllty. Hit
fees area badly d lid go red and he was
bloody almost from bead to toon.
Soma white men attempted to aid iba
poltoeman, bet wen keoeaed down or
•bot at. Much mischief would liare
beau done by the negroes wbo were all
drunk, but for the concerted actlou of
iba white merchants and railroad
employes of the town who attacked
tbe^negroea. Several of the latter were
wounded but not fatally, and several
while men were Injured.
Tim negroes Dually retreated hot
sent word that they iotcaeded to visit
the town god kill lio policeman. Tbe
whites will be ready.
Vlie Aewlk Will AAepi Wiaa.
Atlanta OtmatiUiUon.
Amoae tba recant settlers lu Vir
ginia U Mr. Wulf too Boroke. lbe
youngest sou of General Count H»roa
von Boroke, tba former Prussian sol
diet who was chief of staff to Genera)
Jab Stuart- Ha waa at tba stats libra
ry In Blebooad tbe other day where
ha waa shown tba sword of hla famous
fatber. Tbe Richmond Dispatch, tell
log tbe story says that tba yousg man
will become a cltlaan of Botetourt
oouotr end assured him of ready adap
tion by the Soath through Lbe relation
of bts father'* oonnrclloo with it.
Count von Boroke earn* to Rtclimnud
from Prussia in May. 1861, to enter
Ilia service of Iba confederacy. Be
waa at oeoa assigned to duty under
General Stuart. Beginning with Sevro
Plots. General too Borcke waa with
General Stuart In nearly nil the great
battles of that general's career, and
waa several times seriously wounded.
He waa a moat accomplished soldier,
besides one of greet personal bravery.
Gao are) you Borcke always wore a
straight, double-edged Damaeoua blada
of ewormona six*. Tbe confederate
wbo could net easily prooounoe bla
name called him ‘ the Protstau with a
Mg ■ word.” Tba sword leal present
lu the Stats library. After the battle
of Gettysburg, in wMeb be could net
participate on eeoount of wounds,
! Stuart wrote to kirn : "My daar Von,
[ cannot tell you bow much 1 mimed
I goo and your broad blade at Oultya
Menarml too went hack to
Promt* la Fabnury, 1806. Tba awonl
wm presented la Virginia on behalf of
Um family by General WlUiam C.
Wfekbam while a a sober the State
aaoala arrrral yeara ago. ttaaaral run
Boreke baa bean dead about Are yaara.
Hla book giving bla rreolUotlooa of
•arvtoa In (be confederate army la
highly rained aa a work of bkrtoiy.
Tba sun of anoh a man naadroo nat
nrallMtion papal a
OewMaw tea rmiaan
(Ataago, ton notion tba orwwdlng in
Um profMalooa. not aa ao me thing new,
lint aa besoming In tees tiled, it la m
Uaaated that out of* total of 1,000
lawyara In Cblaago 800 am handling
UM HUffttlea of Um city and only
stoat 900 am making W.OQOor m
mob year. Tba passing of the national
bankruptcy aet, It la atotaned, out off a
Urga or pro* table eouroa af reranim
far lawyara. While Iba legitimate
iMMlaaas of tba omnia has aot shown
any marked Inorrmee, the Influx af
lawyers from tba aonotry baa been
steady aod ■•Interrupted, acd tba
atfaom of IMaokMenlaas baa barn
yearly aagomaoted by baery eootrlta
tlooa rrom Um eoflegae a ad aoiraral
Ilea. Of flatten Uie a a at bar la Chlea
go to estimated at «,00a If the ally
bed • pep a tot Ion of 8,000.000 tbta
weald gfra a pbtetelao lo army 900 le
habltanli, which moaes that than are
foer ar flra llama aa away phyatalees
aa era needed.
B*« tiumr Uwi • MrpMfa tooth
I Jo to hoot It on John It MiLm, of
I OImImoU. fur a Irrthor Ift-law.
whim itriMArv.
TIUnaa1* Aaudai rraak
karr af lH*«M»alaa aMlao Nr.
Bra Vatr.
nmlAAln U. Tlllinan. in LcaAlc a Wgc*lj.
The overwtieiioiiitf majority of the
white people In Mouth Carolina. giwwu
duaDerale el llie miarule and robbery
lo which tlvy had lv**u aubjcotad. aud
with their anety pamtone erouerd by
the three tetrad cU.u ucllnu of ourblvti
IlilUia. eat to Work (n January, 1870.
to redan ta Um Bute at aoy aud ad
baxtrda. The Democratic party Waa
rroigaulxed, and lie oae bailie cry w«(
"white aopremaey." The work of
re organ txing wee eooo rapidly under
way to all tba upper portion of the
Hlate. In many of tba lower couotlva
the whltee were to dowobeerted and
dapreaaad at the hupaleeaneea of Uie
Uritggte that toey mad* lluie or do
movement; bet in tba pled soot, where
the Itampuiu caoveee had It* beginning
there wax liiaugurated one of the moat
remarkable eampalg j* In hislory.
Tha whltee went nrgaulxrd rapidly
Into military oompanlea and armed, for
llie Negro lulliUameo, armed and well
equipped, numbered upward of 8,000
and were firquently on tha move to I
and fro from the pi no* of regimental
rtudrxroue There were oat lacking
threat* and acllona by lliem to terror
rice II* white women and children and I
enrage the white men. The whltia
were In a minority uf 00.000 voter* ini
Uie Mtale; but till* had no effect mi the 1
leader*. Tba DemocraU adopted the !
red ahlrt aa a uniform and followed
Hampton aa be went from oounly k>
county, iHatching In prooamlon aa hie
amort. Am many aa 8,000 red-elilrted
liorertaeu were eeeu in different coun
t«e riding aeruaa country frees cour*
bourn to oourt bouee. W be u Cham bar i
laio began hie can rare hie Aret meeting
at KdgrHaid. where the m-groee inn
two to one. was oapluiad liy 1,000
Democrat* In red chlrtt under Mart1
Gary, a CiHifidrntr brigadier, and Ute
boldret leader .it ' he while* io the dlale ,
A divial-iri or lime war demanded and
the nrgroae were add reared by tire
Democratic epaakera. who in hi* tie'll
told Chamberlain, who wae lunuiogi
for ra-eiccllow. of the vllllaoie* widen
he aud hie aaaoclalca had penetrated.
mis (aa ib« Bret fruit* of the new
policy, and the affect over the State
was electrical. Cowed and crestfallen
at betog tbua branded Io Ilia pretence
of hia black dupes, the Governor left
XdgeBeld never to return, aud after a
similar experience at Midway. Io Htrn
wrll county, a week later, he quit tbe
oaoveae and began to lay pitot for Hie
ua» of the United (Mates uoope ea the
only hope IrfU Tim Hamburg riot,
which occurred Uto Ttli of Jaly, gave
the excuse, and a regiment of troopa
wat amt into ttie State under General
Huger. Tbe Klleclon riot followed In
September, end more troops were teot.
I wat In both i lot-; bnt aptm forbids
any detail*. Uwisptoo In hia canvass
urged pertnaston and peaceful methods
Gary and iiulfer. on tbe contrary, ad
vocat'd lbe "shotgun policy" and the
favorite maxima of the former ware:
"Figbt the devil with Ire. ’* "An ouuoo
of fear It worth a too of persuasion."
The respect for lb« -Male constitution
and the lavra which had been throat
upon tbe people at tbe point of llie bay
onet by the oar pet-bag government
were overthrown at oac% Oaths be
came Idle word*, without force or
meaning. The purpoae wat to carry
the election at any aad all hartrds. and
In any and all way* necessary. At the
elect ten approached, the thy at ulght
wee lit up by the light of bluing gin
houeev, tlie work of IncecdUrle*.
Having an oh a large majority touver
coma and knowing that la only about
two-thirda of tbe Blata tbe wbitee a ere
outboard, there were no aero plea on
election day a* to how the vote* got
Into the laixee, aud bow msuy limes a
man voted, or whether tbrregroe* were
allowed io vole—aa they were not In
many instances The people were
wrought up to tuck a pitch tif despera
tion that life was not worth having
upon the couditioos wblob existed. It
tret o; euly declared to be tbe purpose
to have a white man’s government or a
military gnveromsut. and In those
counties where the troop* were sta
tioned Die Democratic majorities were
greatest. At the elect Ion Hampton
bad moat vets* and waa declared sleet
ed; but Grant sustained Ubao» erltlo’a
olalm, and the troopa held tbe (Hate
H-uev from the Brea weak in December
until after Hayei waa Inaugurated In
March, following.
There wea a dual guveromeal and a
duel legislature; but Hampton’s gov
ernment alone received any money
from the tax payers, and lb* sattlameot
of Hayes’ title to the oreetdeacy by tbe
Klectorioal Oommleakwi carried with It
the egreemeut to withdraw the troopa.
Than the carpet bag government col
lapsed la a night, and seek thief who
could get away hurriedly left tbe State.
The work of rabebllltatioe aad resto
ration wae Mow. Tbe Stem’s credit
was for tbe time rulaad;but with labor
and (Eatleaee order sooa cam* out of
ohaoe. the debt was refunded, and all
lrgai obligations met; honest lodge*
look tbe plaoe of bribe-lakers who bad
disgraced tbe bench. There were to
many Indictment* tu the Mat* court*
against tue oonoty offleer*. laglaistore,
and other Rep<iMleant, that by arrest*
sod renignatlone aaarty all Uw nfflern
were tone la tbe hende of dosest white
men. There were hundred* of indict
menu In the United Steles court a for
riot, murder, intimidation, etc,, md
Bnelly so understanding waa reached
that lire whites would aaek* an ex
change of priaoeer*. an to apeak, end
all pruseculiem cm both etdea were
<lroppM.
I* Uw unpatin of 1878 U>«r» a
iwor* or baa dcterotliwrt rffori nn
part of lb* nopmaa to ragain thvlr !•«*
DO war; bat Uw w M( eat w*pt ovary Urtap
b? tba hm *Mtvda uard In 1878 la ■
■todHad day. It did aat roqaira
■aab draatie aaunm to bold tlw St«u<
aa It had to raptor* It In 18Hu llm
oaprnaa mart* a faabta apatwodU ot
to* pt, aad Uwn wtth lea nnolonvt
of a lagtatratloa Uw aad iha “Btght
bow law,” whUb waa a awdllrd far*
m adoeatloaal qualiBoaiUa, aU orpao
hwd odfacto to oaartbraw tba wblta ar
Democratic party owned; end fr>u»
that lime until 1893, wbea lbe tiewarm.
ttttutloa requiring an ednnut-mal
quallAuttlan tor suRnraga wased'rptrri.
the negro vote oeeerd to he • l«eu>r iu
South Carotin* polities. Very isacy
of ihoeo never took the trouble to *» to
the polls <tt ell, and when they did go
It node on difference. ia 1870 the
whltrs had rated, along with Ilia i-a
groes. for a coaetiUitloiMl two ml tie
•ehool trx. In 1885 the eouwnUon.
composed 14 134 wbllee and slx>.e«roes
Increased this to three mill*. South
Carolina now leads the south to educa
ttoa eud man uf act nee. Its credit Is
sueb that its 4) per coot, bonds are at
***• Its astro popnUiUon Isms happy
end cunleated aod as prosperous as
that ia any oilier state In the Union.
Tbs suppression of Uis oolnrsd vets,
first by fare* and fraud and later by '
constitutional methods, bee burn Uis
• abject of much adverse crltiotto by
those who knew nothlegabout Urn hor
ror* of carpet-bag rate; bat Ibues srho
participated In the straggle to arrest
i lbs (Mate from the hand nf robbers who
lied need tba Ignorant and debased ne
gro vote to wests our subatauen sod
destroy our civil lutlwi, have uo a polo
glee in make, and will leave to I Im im-1
partial historian of the future lie ques
liow as U> whether Uis and JoulUrd Im
mesne The people of South Carolina
do not doubt what the verdict will l«,
neither do they ours.
■■■BamaaawaBBB^
LAmmm raoviui ■■ T4ar*.
OsifkiMMd r»rir«ii •« w*rh ta
Vaaaaqaaaaa ar Tnakb ■liana I he
Valtaa.
Tampa, May IX-The labor Uuubtes '
ber* have taken a (urn fur (lie wmae. t
There la o <• a general strike to all lira I
factories »f tie U>van* American .
Company in this city aod tally 1.UU0
people are oat. TU» trouble Is now re-1
cognised as a determined struggle be j
tween the labor unions each trying to
■uaka tbe strike settle lbs superiority
of one over tbe other.
Tbaru has been a partial strike on at
Urn IIavaua-American factories fur
works, bet a settlement was agreed
upon several Umars during tbs prwro.t
weuk aod It was thought tbe sod of tits
trouble waa In klptit. Yastsrdsy Kiw.
svsr matters became so badly mined
that s genrral sulks was ordered.
Maea TkfJ laf»H»rf
Sit* Orlraea IVtjrilM.
In llm London Torltilghtiy lt-rw« i
for April. Maj. K A Valrtil I ..a pm I
•oota. lo an arista on the Clrll War in r
tba United SUt-a. what he terms a
“parallel” to tlte present campaign in
Africa.
MeJ. Valee tine, after reciting brirdy
aocuuuts of soma of lbs numerous de
feat* suffered try the Northern troops
el the bands of lire Southerner*, Sara
uf them: . 7
“Brought op lo tough bodily rger
ci?t, mo having leimnl h'>nM»m4natif|i
In a oounlry wbaru the ruada, rarely
accessible to carriages, aer. scarce,
the eoldlrt* of tb* enemy formed a
class of mounted men already well
trained, which did not tslat In tba
Uninu. On ttie other hand, the Cun
federate soldier was lufsriur In point of
Intelligence and experience to that of
tha North. It «>i, iln-n, neither by
superior numbers, discipline, nrgaolxe
tlun or enlightenment that the leaders
of tba Clou federal* army hoped to pry
Tall. It in rather by an assumption
of tba defrost re, and by resorting to
taetlea In which the poraooai unit
counted for much-tactic* which the
union commander* bad to laairn.”
Tills Is a moat curious cntlciao. If
so wild and unwarranted nn assertion
mu bn cal lad orltleism. In what r«
speel were the Southern Boldiars infe
rior? Ware they simply Sglulig
brutes, without brains or hnmso char
acteriatim? Were their oOuen mere
stupid, atolte combatants? Did their
o mimaodera win thalr great eiclotlsa
over east odds of fora* simply t» send
iog their iroopa Into b«ui«? Was
thee* on strategy oa tha Southern side?
If there ws# a marked Inferiority of In
talllgenea oa tba Southern side In the
Amarloao Clrll War, how was it that
000.000 So nth ere sra defeated and drove
hack and foiled for four years 3300 000
Not hern troop*? Major Valee lies prob
ably did not knew what luj was trying
to writ* about, otherwise be baa daltb
eeately mad* himself rldieuloua. TIM
Union Sold Mrs who faced for f»er
yew* In belli* array the mao of tb*
booth will acaroely ha willing lo ad silt
that tba* were so hastily Uxad to bast
* net of donee* sad stupid* The men
who durlog Ik* war roe* to high will
jary eammoad from lbe ranks and Urn
)*w«M grades prove of what stuff the
Snuthera soldier* were. The behavior
of those soldiers at tha elos* uf tha war
and tbelr careers la all Uta avenues of
pewefal lift, demenstratb tbelr InUI
lignto* and other high qualities. Tb#
Suntbera armies were mada up ot tha
cream uf boolhem manhood. They
wen able to bold tlmir ova with the
beet uf all the non, native nod .oratga
that ran da up Ilia Northern armies.
To Impugn tlmir InUiligei.o* I* )|<Uu
short of Id lot M.
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Krary wliral on n Pullmxii oar to
omAo of paper. You do not Me Um
pniMf iMWlt li tmnil with Iran
ttnlattal. Tha botf y or Um wbwl It a
block of paper about for Inetwt thlak.
Arouad I bit It a rl® or itetl ntatar
lot fro® two to thraa Inobaa. It it
Ihto ttral rl® of oonrat which n.tt® ia
ooalaot With tht ralla. The at(3m mo
uortiod with circular Iran pitiaabulM
(HI.
A Wrtiorn OooartMiuao recently rt
o> Irtd iHt follow loy not* fro® oat of
hit rural eonttnoeau to who® bn bad
•nil t tootifUBtnt of cardan ttad •
••Kind dr and et'ea-md bland. I bar*
tha tatda. They mum tbto aoralta
tad tall tary well tptelally Um caMmc*
®«d which *niwn wall la ibli toll
ptruua ttad ate 9 luada of ttcUlllaer )n|
a new harm tad If yoa could aet.d ®a
a iaan for » coupl* nf dayt I would ha
»Mt Wy | know tba
Caratu itni will tarn nai airlla tad I
win Mad tarn to rot and Um araaldrat
Tour cntMfal well wither tad Sonar.
W».
rvaix ran •mew. muml
VMilaftni Pw.
Havana. May, IG.-W«rr»hta war*
iaaual this cvaailag fur the a mat of
K P. Ttarnpaou, tba Havana pout
naatai; W. H. BaWva, deputy auditor
uf the tala lid, and Edward Moya, and
Jurga Maacaro, Onbtu alarka la tba
vtaaap department, and by 7 u'oUafc all
«wnj lodged la tba Vivao, tba Tbaba
of Havana. Ttita waa dona uodar tba
adyloa of tba poalal loapacton. wbo
arytvad to-day. It M eoaaldarad now
that Baavea la equally guilty wttb
Mfmf,
Tbs arreat of Mr. Ttwmpaos earned
great surprise in the oily. U la looted
upon as the precursor «.f. maor other
arrests. Oao. Wood Ml. aa did I be
pasta) Inspeeiore, that it emwld be bet
Ur la have the eaapeotrd parsons ar
lastad and to fire Um«> au appartatiity
rdjUlo bail tban b> Knap Uwtt In
daltaitaly uniter alnaa aupcvvitlos at a
tiais wb*u the drtrotlvra are badly
needed for other work.
Investigation Into ike iseonlof the
f1*** ■DIUit Jrpartairnt who
bandied ien>r«l hundred deUare worth
or stamps prove* that the traaaacUoo,
• > far aa ha U eoaeernad, was kettl
mate. Ttie aUmpa wars perchaaed at
the request of hla brother artoo Is a
Haim oollrslor in tfaa United (Natea.
Cor WOO They were of tte »l<t Uaoe.
aod were obtained from Neely.
Pustioasirr Tbompaou aimed a
(worn ataumeet la which be aaye that
tkpk-iulwr 10 Uat, bring in Brel of
money, Im Uroa from the inaocy-ordar
food, $430, giving hla laraoraudem
aa a rroaipt far l la- asm-. Wbrn the
Ineprcthma am held, Mr. Thomswnj
ordered a olrfk la okarge at Ik money,
order departmsut t» place rra>itia>>o«<
rvcelvnd Hut day, nlilsti would out
have Iti bn aeoounu-d for oaill l ha M
luwiiir day. *u«cIm<i U> cover Ik
aia-mut of a is rveeipt, which *«• ih- •
withdrawn unlit aflar I ha inapno.ua
Thin waa b-pt up until April 7, wlo-n
Iba apMial ageula uurxprciedly dia
<arwrrd Ik- receipt, which Mr. Tn nap
*»“ 'teu paid. He also adulta Out
Oarlei F. Neely. ImU financial agent
of poeta nt Havana, indorsed a tall Cor
8M0, which Thompson bad discounted
l*y tlvm North American Treat C -rspo
ny Thoatpmm admits oihar Inrguurr
iUaa lu e nurclkm arU.li hla depart
CDent.
It hi asserted by lawyers Uisi mt Mr.
Tbompnm’# uwn statement la> la liable
to proMoaibin for aaitwsslemMii. me
c-mllug to Uat provisions ■<( tlw p wlal
law, which an my explicit Much
sympathy la expressed for blia, how
*str, ns It la felt Uat nothin* would
bave ever been lw«rd regarding llm as
lion U> wbleli lw hsa riiMfaased li«H u.4
the prmwot lavesUgai kin. growing uni
uf the gm-etal p aial frauds. bruaai-l
the as uter tu light. Uia friends ore
paitive that tlw mm-ey would h«va
tweu repaid, iba memorandum r-ceip;
taken up and lira lueldaut lliba CP wed
Aa the aCalr Maude now. Mr. Thump
■oo’a career in tlw poaul aarrice muat
uctwosarily cease, even If he eaoapea a
term of lmprla hiumoi. Moreover, ha
actions In giving orders to postal darks
lu alter flgiuaa regarding stamps at the
request of Corrydou Rich, without
uotlfytug Mr. Betbbone. makes things
Iimk worse, even If bo aslsd innocently
lu tlw belief that everything was o-T
rect.
Poar postal Inspectors arrived thU
marntog. and after oonfaraaoea with
Gen Wood and Mr. Katbbo .a. Imme
diately baran wak.
Mr. Ratlibona declares that tbtra is
not the sllghiest Jealousy between tbo
military sotliorltMS and the poe«al da
partumut bare, and that Oen. Wood
six] lilaweir are working la iwrfvoc
harmony with rvfarmoe io all sums
taken.
The load papers pr«lsh Gan. Wood
for tbo IndalaUgaUn maooer la wltieh
ba baa handled tha Investigation. La
Lucba referring to lib method* aa
••moet praiseworthy.” Kl Cubnuo, on
Uw other bend, Mye: “The whole
mat er will Anally ba bua'wd up, fur
tha A mar loans mil) o®t enjoy tlw Man
ol ax expuoura In tlte departmentebnot
which tboy bays bragged the moat."
Eat ly devrtopmewt 0 moaslod with
the f rands, It Is assart ad, tends to show
Uw far-nmahtag Influence uf Neely, and
ovorv a.a.1 who U placed nnder arropt
brings to Uflbt additional facta. Keen
one ■ "eras wilting to tall all lie koines
regarding Neely, while endeavoring to
aaoueraU himself. Too only parson,
however, who will lw aeosi>ted by tbo
authorities so a witaww for the dtaU la
Canydod Rloh, wbo will not bn wtaood
lu Jail, bah will ba oloaeiy watched, aa
it b frtt that his tfoUmony la aheolata
ly UdtanonaaUa.
Aa Uw ouaea are for tbo civil courts.
It ha* boon daeldtd tost It wooM baa
mistake ta cos Boa Iba arrested persona
»■ ■ mmtnrv prison, aitbar at Cibigaa
Fortress or elsewhere. OaaaaananUy
tbo atoa now nadar arrest, and tbasa
tampataril? daialard at their homes,
will ba sent to tha OereaL Probably
tbio will ooaar ta motrow.
If Ur. Hum rafaaoa to oandoat Um
| Kit.ter caapotta thla yaarlt «UI h»
! btoaaaa Iw Ihtuka lb« na conUtbntad
raraaaapalga vorpaaaa la banaaih hit
•t» and dignity.
a ««iwt ■§>«»■
XUauhful word* written by Mr*. Ada
K. Unit, of Breton,8. D. -WaiUhao
»Uli a bad aoM whtoh MUM oa My
laaaa, euw*h art la and Anally Unala
•tad la OonananUn*. Taar Da Mara
■»** Ha ag, anylnc 1 OoUd lira hat a
abort Una. I pm ayaalt ap la ar
Carter, datarminod If I oonld ant May
with ny rrWodt an Mnb; 1 anald Mat
My nbnaut mm aha to. My hatband
aCrbaC tent Dr. Ktac*n »*w
for (Man apt tea, Uoaaha
it a irteJ. tank la
It haa nand rna.
•a anmdaadantra
WHO." mu hot
• LOtf
inf ta lhaDanvar Tiaaa, -| ■aiphiyail
totaUlf fur awjwtha wMchboTtore
ranaamadil u>m Ore day ha area
ta have foae (rare our ream orar late
• any taagh aatf rocky d tan let. hot
whoa avaalng ootaa ho reretBd that ha
“i&Shsu.
~Ma?MSf»<S«t‘u retoalshaeat
•kat baa that got to do with rtf Yea
„ “attwaa* ad a ana uyoa area
taaderfoot,” ha laughed, ud pwowlil
to iufona aw that every rraiaoi i
ajahajwr hi* haala re alaaya evrtej
with blia reoufii Berphloa t> kW a
area anally. aad that la> did aa la .w*f
tOMd hbaaajr « a tally In <uaa of *»
aoaWrat which waaM itHnhB hits (hr
kway fnae aadatauea. There were
way Inataneea .* yrna|a«Ure Mltaa
oaar clif< and crtppJUia ihwaa too.
a* break lag a lag a hole aareaf lhe
recta, ar raadrrtng thecBatrea hrlpto"
!■ if!?* otVr *"»• »**d death waa earn
to Mtaw by ataryalhai orfiartlaa. ar
la aoBeayeUen I* beteg devoured hr
wolvaa or other wfidaalaaU. (a aider
U Barret aoeh ■ horrible daath aa aay
of tbaer, the preepeator daiUM sat*
tan by clwayc carry In* a UtUe packet
of amrphUte, wbteh cot .mly gamed
tha pain of the hart ha had remained,
hut put hiat ta atop ftoaaatly ta anwa
mi Bora aa earth. It atraak bo at
?r» re aaeanay, ant to revaiohad. hat
I get aver that feel lag Jut a aanww
“*M or two. aim I rented ray HtUa
tic has jaat Ufcc a retano wucld**
rnrmmimmm* CMUt Woaaewwa.
,,Tha tenth anausl imlw of the
L olled Coatrdrnua YetaroM will Mt
'» ImotorMI* K y.; May IMim l 8na
day Juna 3rd WIN to Ida Mad aaoieer
muy ot the hinli .das "- l j n..
«oa OmU. and la am apart I r mam Uri
el eervmuaWa to tha anoan «f Mr.
Darla, whe mat torn In Kani »ety near
by tlw aoaor of iha raantua. to U>a
diftad "LUofIlUr .4 tha Cooladaraey
aad to ovary woo .4 tha hvrolo idem
wiiiMmin wridmra aad aatlora
^•^Wbara ara iimad by Adjotaat
Gvavr.i Hanraa Moormto txm
thvaae-laa^ mm Waal aaaodaUima and
t»nMdyio I««dq.( .rtvra at Mow Or
Ivana. «y Mearetu «r latter for waaari
lo irranuta tu time lo partteiimta In
the tenet r»un|«e.
Httdaaaa.4 the (reet—i Impurtnnan
will da mi (I r .rvfol r n I tiral Ian *1 ur
line ibe main ai'.mel r* g>.t m^iaot na
• tie h*4 taeiiiiKl .r* aaeunur iBpullil
hiatm'%, ami n »ih«t each dmta lo Ilia
o»ainkllon aint pirnervailon of the
Mahay i-f her dtneii* e-4dterj; tba
beiaroh-m aete thtuuah nuie aid or
•Kberwlaa ol -lnobl-d, deatnoteor a«od
nattraoa and ibn wldoara mid orphan*
or .ur fallen brotbera la aiaaa; tha oara
”1 i!'* «r*T*'* u*d ao*ao we daed bwM
at Uauyaburd, Fort Warm... Camp*
Mint in, Cnaaa. Donaiaa. Oak laid
Oeiweiery at Chteato. -lohnatoe’a Intend
L5»rf*i and nr all other i-etate; t» an
that they am annaatlv di aura I ail, tba
healatiMira pramrred wd protautad,
nod oompleta Data of MM of Mr
dead berara with the loaaihm nt thatr
laM reotlot plena furnished to thaif
friawda nad relative*; la aaaiat tba
Buida “Pnibm of tba fiihiniii"
to coca pi eta tba monument to the
mamorr of Jefferson Da via, and to aid
inbwild inf monuments to other treat
Mara, aoldiera and sailor* of tha
BtUtb.
Bar. B. M. Falan r, D. D., tba Baal
Hootbara inaaobar who dovotod tlo
■Ufto mintaurial sarvte* la the Army
of Tenoaama darted the war lam naa
tMlad la deliver tba oration. at tha
opanlax eiamlaoa on May 80th.
Tb» IbanNaiU.
Tboloaartag of prMeo la a futon
mt foorrallj reported u Um haMam
of Um ouaoWy aa toaaH far at
untkta. Then mo otgaa that um
•UaulatMa orbaotatao. .M haohna
to Maob a baton of itaoMatha jut
•oi. boo brought about arar iirelro
TMorS^yyaiauSiSra
Ural Market*, vbtoti had mm IMmU
to bo anwad of a OMdfcloa of pmoT
to •!»« MdMMM afaSoSk
n§u4» Ik uomUm Mob,* fbrta
miaaadoaUMpMaa ibacHooflMt MB
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