The Gastonia
Devoted to the Protection of Home and the Interests of the County.
Vol. XXI.__GASTONIA, N. C„ THURSDAY, MAY 31, 11)00.
NOTHING IS SET FLED.
ABF BATS THE WHOLE WOBLD 18
DIB8ATIBFIED.
TrtnM* Always oa Haag -Sill r«**S
(Or Ittn la lb« rrlatary aa4
TwaaCTaaaa Wars Biros.
Rill Arp la .mania Conaduittnn.
Til* papers tell u* that there are yet j
over IWO convention* tu b* held Uile
rear lo them United States it look*
like public affaire, political. religious,
agricultural sod OuaucUl are in .■ lery
u DM tiled condition. I with they would
•alUa eouMfblng. There ■* the Pulhp
iiloa war tbe Porto Itlon landed the
Cuban postal a leal the negro problem,
f*ts*lo suffrage and and women’* hat*
Lo tbe cburobea. There is prohibition
question tbe i’rsiby terian craad,
the atrlk** among ItM Ulaner*
the trust monopolies and who are l>> lw
tbe mooing mate* (or llryaii auJ Mc
Kinley. Thao theta are sid* tltoa*»(
many kinds but nothing gets s-liled.
Whan our old cook got sick and tor
wife asked her If abe knew slier* w*
could gat another *h« Saul. '-Nome, l
don't; cooks U glltiu’ puw’ful Macs.
Better git a milled ’oman If you can
dad out —dee* young oaoetilrd Digger*
ain't oo oouut tease freedom cum."
Looks like tliere 1* nothing Milled now
*dej* neither labor, in.-r cooks, imr
women nor raeu nor tbeorle* nor great
public quwtlous Well one tiling lias
beoo muled at last and that I* -tbe
Barbara Freetcble inyth." Tire Bos
ton Transcript or last Wednesday has
three col nun oo the subject aad give*
op and say* Ibis is a floallly. It (mb
llshm a letter from General Henry Kyd
Dcuglsm of Stonewall Jackson'* staff,
which disprove* the whole ildiculoui
story and closes by saying, "W« men
of lb* south sat no limit tu tbe poetic
laudation of a woman ha sbs old or
yjong nor are we disputed tu bold an
admirer strictly responsible for the ac
curacy Of bis language but from the
Potomac to the Elo Grand* the name
of our ChMilan soldier Stonewall Jack
son Is sac red. Lift up your muou
nreota to your own herons and iMcumaa
and yoa will bear no wor d of protest
from u* but do uot cast jour cbiuptugs j
■do spawn on um i ravel or Biu»«wail
Jackaoo.” But that it only oim th'ug
■•Hied. Ona slander nailed and li liaa
taken thirty yean to do that. We
thought that Ben Xlill had uailed the
Andereoovllle slender lo hla great
speech against ltlalne but that bobs up
every UUU whiln and baa 10 be oalled
again. 1 know a lady and she la a lady
in manner* and morale wbn really be
haves that the federal prisoners at An
deraoovllle wars made to drink melted
leed when they begged for water. tJbe
wai told that thirty-five yaara ago sod
cant gat over It.
W* cant do anything with those
people. They fought us from prejudice
and bars since been ipendiug millions
of money on the negro from prejudice.
Every Week scoundrel who ha* been
lynched down south was the victim of
their false teaching* and will eunilnue
lo be-tbank the good Lird for Ula
marolea. Tan years ago I wrote my
drat philippic against the brutes ana
advocate! a an ternary vengeance and I
stand by it sod rejoice whenever e
lynching ooeura for an outrage upon
defenseless woman. If there ia auy
thing worse than lynoblngl’m (or that.
Let tbs north howl If Ibev want to,
the pm sew Ion Still pro peed all the tame.
Tim faros at Montgomery settled noth
log. The negro la bate to a lay sod he
hue got to behave aa himself as a good
citizen or take the ooo requeues. TIm
aouth needs him aud If bla presence
keep* away the horde of foreiguere that
Europe la anzluus to get rid of it is e
blowing. Wbet is the matter with the
negro? I don’t know of a raeocuafllct
In tbie region except in the large slUaa
wbiob are a peetllenos to good morals,
truth and Um ieduitry or the race 1*
Improving In the rural dlmicia where
the white race ie iu the majority. A
few months ago there was a Mil from
Mississippi for nagro labor sod about a
hundred went from this neighborhood
sod very soon they were mined sod
(Mr farmers began L> make about It
bnt then was no Peg leg W tills mo con
cerned la It and nobody to get mad
■itb. Uue of my neighbors who bad
often declared that he wwlted they
ware all out •< the oonotry got mad
about tbie sudden exodus, sad Mid be
eoaldnl hire a mao to break up bis
gardao. We ere herd to please and
lay too much Marne on the negro. X
read about a young preacher who jnst
spread himself abasing the other de
nominations and be was told that It
would tit do, for the members ware all
mixed up by marriage end be was giv
ing great oOrnea. “What shall Ido?”
be asked. “I sot obliged to abuse
as me body or the people wool come out
to hear me.” “Wall then you bad
better pitch lulu the Jew*. They bare
got uo frteude and aie not kin to any
body but lhacnaetres.” Jon n »a
Warn# the nagroe with the alu and cor
rupt method, of tbo polltlcUo, the
polltialaa wbo buya bH vote frith
money or whisky. The smart man
wbo buya U worae tbaa tbo ignorant
negro wbo sella hi* role. Wb*n
Stephen A Douglas* mu against Mo
noid for oougreaa ho tried to degrade
him In a public speech by saying that
that tbs ftrit be orer saw hie opponent
ho woe tracing a saloon In a one-bore*
town. •‘Sue," replied Lincoln "1
remember that f was on one aide of the
winter sad yoa were oa the other I
wsamiUegyou wore dnnktug.” That
la atoat the parallel batwrao the poll
Udan and the negro, i do not feel
>aUntied with 'hasweeptng exclusion of
the present whit* primary law. I know
n doam u*gra»a la this town who are
morally. lotelUytotly and Industrially
gmUlAei 1 to rot* sad I know two dome
white mao who era not. It aeama to
me wo might bar* a commission to
•elect dee*rttog oegroaa sad ptaoe tba*r
nimm oa tbo registration list, This
would ktlmulata others to good be
haytor. It wmM beta a teodeocy to
slewam good o worn wberea* the pm
eat law CWU off all boya and all am
bit Ion. But I wouMant glee on* of
them a public oAm a ad no friend of
the south would asks him k p >i‘mis
ter or ■ oeuou* laksu.
Bui tbere la nuthiog settled. Toe
Phlllppio# war hu almost oaaaed to be
discussed by Ibe American people, Wa
have oaaaed to (eel at? Interset toll.
It is none of our war. It la the repub
lican politicians war aud has cist
thousands of lives and inllltoua or
money. Reeruitlujt oilioer inveigled
hundreds of our foolish boys into it
and their diet rented oeotliere oant Jinar
a word from them and fear Urey are
dead sod I reckon they are 8 uni of
them write to sue thinking 1 os'- do
something or civs them comfort hut
else i I cannot McKinley dont care,
so be la re-elected. Here l« a letter
that cams to-day from a heart-brokeo
mother Mrs. Alice A Kibler of Val
dosta whose son, 8. B. Kiblei want to
Manila with the Klevenih Doited
Ktates voluuteerc ivslry Uuup K Cau
anybody relieve her rotuoY She gate
oo answer 11 her letters Oj these
dear old loog-suBerlus mothers. Their I
grief ie a bigger thiiw Uian cuoqurel
or imperialism It eras just Ihst way
willi our boys in Cuba. Their mothers
could not hear from t).ein. The uttissra
of «vvty company should be n-qulnd in
make a report i/f every private cnor a
month 1o his parents or wife or gu ird
Un.
Well oirr state aud oounty primary
is over aud now wa will have paaes
until the uegt oi»e 1 v>trd for sevru
Oouoty I flloera aud tarn of them were
from 1 oatt-d I reckon my Hills grand
child was right when 1 pul her dress
on wrong sldo before. "Can' pa. ynu
•invent got Very pouch sense hsveyou?”
Hut llis-i I O'xiskIh myself with tits
scriptural injunction lullow not a
multitude lu du evil. I'll go out In
Uisgarden aud pick strawberries awhile
and try to be calm snd seretis.
P. 8. — As t» that hat question io the
churches it cau be proven either way
bv 81. Paul but he had no wits and ad
vised people uut to scarry. I dont con
sider him pood authority.
A EXHIBIT.
Wise Maaw M !*!■■■ tmr ih>(lMHn4n
KkIMIUm.
Active work la under way alCbartea
Uin In | reparation (nr Die South ■Caro
lina luteratate and Weal Indian Expo
eiliun, to be bald to that city from
December 1. 1901. to May 1.1902.
Originally projected to display the pco
dunte, manufactures and lodostrleaof
South Carolina from tbu lotersat
taken la the project by tbe praas aud
oitiaeoa of oilier Stales it lias beeo
found necessary to enlarge its plan and
scope, and It If DO* contemplated that
every State and Teriitory in the Union
will have a place either among the col
lective exhibits or In the group nf State
bulldlogs.
Negotiations are being oonduoted
with tbe UulUd Stales government for
a largo and eomptTbcnslTe exhibit (mm
tho Islands of Porto ltico aud Cuba,
and Congress has been asked for an ap
propriation of <260,000 for a general
government building aud exhibit.
There will also be exhibits from foreign
oouotrlea.
The oentrsl or main bonding of tbe
exposition will be a ■‘Cotton Palace.”
which will be shown. a» it ware, s onl
ine seed and what cornea from It. Tbe
history of ootton throughout tbe entire
nlneteeetb oentory will be fully shown
In every phase, with lbs machinery of
tbe pest and present in operation.
Tbe wide scope of tbe expoeitlou Is
demonstrated by the following list of
dapxrtmeuta of exhibits : Agricaltare
including cotton, tobeooo, food and lie
aocsesoriea; horttoultnre and Ourlonl
torr; forestry end forest products; phos
phate rock eud Its piodueta; flali, dshsr
lea. fieb prod nets and apparatus for
Baking; mines, live-stock,manufactures
machinery of all klods Including agrl
culmrsl imptrmente; transportation
exhibits. Including railway, ehlpe, ve
bioles, automobiles bievelessndelsctrie
appllsnoea; graphic arts including
typography, lithography, at ml sad
copper plats pvlutlog, drawing, book
binding eto.; das arts, including usiot
Ing, acDlptars sod decoration, liberal
arts. Including engineering, public
works, constructive architecture; edo
ostlon inolodtug special vxnibits fruit
Ctemson Collage, Wlotlirop Normal
sad Industrial Cotlega and other Stale
institutions, oounty rxlilbtta, good
roads, road reacbiosry, broad tlref ve
hicles,- United (Mates government ex
hibits from Cuba, Porto Kloo and the
Philippines.
John H. Avar 111, Ki Broad sUeal,
Charlealoo, H. C., Is secretary of Uie
exposition association. The board of
administration I naiades Y. W. Wagner
cbilrman: Ron. John K. Flckan aud
William H. Weld). The ways aud
mean a committee includes B flood wyn
Bhett, ohelnnae. James F. Bedding,
J. L. David, 8. H. Wilson and Samuel
Iaptan
A dramatic effect «nl wrong In ilia
oooraa of a aarmon at a Waaler a o
Oh arch In Porturoutb, England. Tha
preacher «H dwelling on lha tubjeot
of lore and ba aakad, “What then, la
the gieateet power on aartli V” He
wade aa Imprcorire pauaa, aa If await,
log a reply. Joat aa that moment a
•*r» at urchin popped hie Sand leal da
the building, ajaeokted “Kruger l*»
and Sad. Tint a llUer wont round
among tha ooagmgatloa. than It devel
oped Into a geooral langh and In that
Uugh the preacher htmerit wea eon
etralned to Join.
We Might le Vttlm
Tbo women who la lately In raoe.
from nod temper will alwaya have
friend*, bat oee who would ho ettrac
tire meat keep htr beekh. If oho la
week, tlekly aad til ruu down, rite will
l» uOftomi aad Irritable If aha hag
oonallpatlea or kidney trouble, her Ian
pea* blood will canoe ptmplee, Motehe*.
ekla erapUona and a wretailed com
plex tear Eteotrio Bitten la tha baa
rhSMoo la the world to rvgukU
etemeeh. liver and ktdoeya aad to
purify. Um blood. It glroe auoaa
norvoa, bright oyaa. eotooih. ralwty
ekla, nob oovpkuon. it will sake a
good-looking, charming woman of a
run-down Invalid Only 80 ooato at
J. L (terry end Oat.. Drag Stem.
I
HAW JNVKS • * TXt.I.WSf*.
! Vk»>v«gf«lbi Wrti#* •rt'»rn|l r*l I
iMau. awe Way* lk> MMMr rma
MMW tamiMli a Ml* tar* of Hat*
•W Willy UmI. WkM. WIlfcBr.)nM
•a ih* HIskM earl wr Crain*
Km P. Jon** In Atlanta Jeutaal.
There are nn dull day* oow. Th»
record of wu* day* happeoingi would
make a book. Politic il ronveaiUus,
Method In peiosr*l eonfrrrnces, Uap
tlat cjnvenihjue. "soldier's reunions.
r»oe courses, etc.. Ualdea a tbooiaod
oilier things Vo tlU the column*of news
paper* aod satisfy the dualre for tbe
ssnaattoDsl.
The two wloga of llie "Pope" base
bald their eouyenllons and nominated
their candidates and adopted tlieir
plat form and adjourned.
A few day* later the old regulars,
tbe Democrat* and Bepnbl leans, will
gather, one In Philadelphia tbe other
In Kaoeaa City, annianoo their plat
form, and uomlnaU tlicli candidate*.
It Is a foregone conclusion, that the
Ueuubliuaus will noratnate McKlolry
ana llie Democrat* will anaouoce
Bryan *a tlielr naiidtdsU. Tlieri wtil
come l be lug at war.
Tbe prcweul outlook make* thing*
look brlgbtwr for tbe IVfuucrau. There
Is a growing feeling among tbe sissies
that Mr. McKinley Is the tool of cor
rupt political bnaae*. and that Uin He
publican party Is In league with (he
lru*te and combinations, uud that It
move* to tlie Up of the drum of the
inoneymuogvre, If the Democrat*
won't act the foci and will put a lire,
strong man aa chairman of their na
tional commllfoo, they stand a good
ohuoce this time to put In tbalr candi
dates. If tln-y will put lbs silver
question III the background, favor ex
pension oenouucn imperialism. cham
pion pure Democracy and light pater
Dallam, aland for prlnololea and light
prolrclion, and leave out a fnw anuaa
teoiial planka of Urn diluvgn pisiform
then tiiev have a elm C t.
Slrlkra and dissent! ml am already
innlilplying among the laboring inaeacs
Tlie Unbuolioan party la ooudu.Uy
making tbu must egregrimi-t uluoler*.
DoteUtn it growing inure unpopular
earary day.
Roet-rldden tad money-ridden end
Irust-rUdeo e* the Republiceo party ie
•till It1* a pjwer. A party with more
brains than conscience, more prrjudloe
than principle, a parly perpetuated by
pension* aod inaatered by million*,
may still be msn th in a m iteli for the
Democrat*
Senator finn Tillman of booth Uaro
llna spoke In Baltimore two nlghte ego
at a Democrat ie rally of tba eereral
ward* of tbe city. He eatd tome true
and ttroog thing*. I give you a few
truteocee of hie »perch :
“I am freah from tbe aeoatechamber
at Washington, where 1 hive worked
bard all day to-day to prevent the Ireae
ury of the foiled States from being;
Sooted of eight million dollire by two;
armor Plata factorlr» When tl>e treas
ury I* halted. It la you debated IguO
raol Democrat* and R-publ loses who
possess leadi but no brain*, you men
who have vote* and pat men in ufflee
who steal and you haven't booeet souse
enouyti to'ealeb them or manliness
enough to expo** tbeos. If tbe Indi
vidual Is corrupt and Ignorant ha will
tend men to tba hall* ut leg IK .Hun
who ere tbleeeeeod who will reimburse
t hem selves out of the public traeeory
for the expenee of their election Dam
oeracy me*:ia government by tha peo
ple. It doeen't mean that the people
get order* fram enm* boa* or Inetruc
tlune from a few leaden. Are you
going to etlck your finger* in your
mounts and be bossed by tbe same 1
Hose-ridden. utwepiper ridden corpor
ation ridden leader* V (Jet an your
known every Urn* you pick up a news
paper; it I* full of Ilea. You must
think for yuurtalve*. They ere nub
sldlted by the wealthy classes and the
pun>«e Is in have Hie editors fool
you "
Tlieae ere plain tvnrde and no doubt
trne words a* they apply In many in
etanoes.
I nave watched with aone imetest
the career of Hue Till mas aod 1 believe
in him because lie la a min who has
the courage of his convictions. Wo
need blB lo tba (Jolted Hiatew Senate
with bis pitchfork and all. Ben Till
man la a bigger aian to-day than any
day In bla Ufa. Ue la Bore bigbly aa
teemed by hta friends end more feared
aod bated by bit enemies. Ha aod Old
Senator Hoar any tba strongest and
truest things Uut have bean at Id on
ilia floor of the senate since the deya of
Ben Hill and Beacon Oonkllng. Bon
Tillman doesn't out!tribute muob dig
ally of tba senate, bet be la a alatora
of inula and tdlty goat, (la kicks with
ooe aad butts with the other. Ban
Tillman baa aa modi bra In a and store
backbone iban any mnn In paUlo Ufa
uvday. Go U, Hen. yon are a joy to
your frienda and a doaa of calomel to
your enemies. You trade 8 ialh Caro
Hub a good goynrnor and etaoetbedayt
of John Calhoun aha has not had yonr
equal In the senate.
Old Senator Morgan of Alabama, and
Hoar of Massachusetts, have veil nigh
ran their root, but they arv loved ami
honored by a gratvfal oouvllluency and
may d*e lo tlm Harness If they chows
111 ay are to to be ponied for running
Bates for MeKIolay aad Biyao; each
party wants a tail to the kite heavy
enough to steady tba kite aa they fling
it to The political bnrtva.
Teddy won’t play tall ta MoKinley’e
kite, and Towns may be tied onto the
Democratic kite. Tba Ilapubfloaus
may have a Loag tail la tbalr kite.
I have bean praaohlog dally la M uato
nail la this ottr, lo good eruwiie, aa<t
the Internet I no rosea (lallv. I look
fee moat aooceoful rvanlla. If I can
hold op ta tba work I a III remain Hare
outII tba 98lb af May
▼Wet TfcvsSWsf WMilaHu
Would qniekly taayeyoo. If you otad
lUr. Klag’s New iJfe Kill*. Timas
! soda of aafferars neve proved lUeir
insist lam merit for tMek aad Knrrowv
Headaches They asks para blood
aod strong nerves aad bond ap four
haaltb. MaSf to lake Try (hem
Only 9ft eeuts. Money bask If no
eared. Bold toy I. K Carry and Oo.
Druggists
GOT HIS DISCHARGE.
THUMB CAME JUST SIGHT FOB
THE I AVAL MA0HUI8T
As Iwllml ml a (krw Tran’ I'nln
M Me T«ra»X KMck Man (a WArar
Haw Heuli, All TAIa dm. WarM
afMtra NMlIjr la.
WMinna Ion Star.
dareral yearn ago a qulat y »u»g chap
shipped aa a machinist in tin navy
aboard Uie receiving ihlp Vrraa nil at
tba Brooklyn navy yard, lit guv* dan
Francisco aa btaplaoa of uativlty. Ha
*aa aaaigoed to a erutacr about to
alart for Uie China (Station by the dun
oanai route. Ua waa attack meehaaio
aud very rooo thowvd the mgliiwsn
that lie knew bow to aaiu hie rut# auJ
wagra. Be never aaid uiueli slvnit
bimaeir. Bn eaaa’t anything of whet
la oalled a “man o'-war chaw," a d,
although he had been up and dowu the
w..rld a good deal ha let other* do the
talking. Ha waa pertapi the qulutvat
man in the American navy at tne time
b» nerved.
Ill* ship got to tba Asiatic station
all right sod cruised back and lorth
litem between China nod Japan for
close oo Pi three years. The# she was
ordered Uaok to the United Butee. She
Usd a lot of overtima man aboard of tier
by tbatl I ms sailors whose time bad egptr
ed but who preferred to watt until u>»y
reached Hie United States before lliey
look their discharges. When Ui« ship
was ordered beck Irime, a lot of over
time meu from other ship) on Uic
Asiatic station were ant to bur Pi be
brought neck to thl* country.
Thla auolilottt—call Inin Beall—bad
just 31 days Mi of nta tbrea year ca
llsUntNit wlteu itMkhip left Yokohama
for San Frunelsoi via the Hawaiian
Islands All of Um overtime meu
were talklug about their trip around
from *aa Frabcleou Pi New Yura by
passenger ste>m«r. They ha-l all
tblpiasd at the Brooklyn asyy yarJ, and
the nary always sands u»en to the point
alienee It lakes Ibam when tliey enlist
uiitees they “waive traesportaUou” f.w
the purpose of stopping olt at eu Inter
mediary point.
It took the ah In 14 diye Pi “fetch up
Honolulu from Yokohama, and then
BimU. the machinist had Are days yet
to serve.
“Are you going to waive tramp >iU
tiou amt drop off at Ben Francis)-.. or
are you going arouod to Naw York
with us f" the uieu asked him when
the ship pulled labs Honolulu.
“Don’t know yet," the machinist re
plied.
After coaling at Honolulu —which
look four Jays, leisurely—the skipper
of tba ship deesdad to lake a Ml of a
run araind Ike Hawaiian Islands be
fore up anchoring for Ban Francisco.
Brail's time expired on iba morning
that bis ship was headed for f,%tialue
oo the Island of Maul, a little sail or
about 8S miles from Honolulu. The
•hip dropped bar anchor wiililu about
300 yards of tba UImisi beach along
towaid 3 o’clock In the afleruoni.
Tue Island of Mam la very be-iiulful
Ui look niou—e veritable gemot the
ocean, If such e dim was ever fashioned
by the b«i|d of the oreab-r. Beall, lias
■narliloUt. was ofT watch aud standlof
oq the to'gallaut fo’o'sle, smoking hia
pipe whan the »hlp cast Iwr anchor off
Lahalna. There was some lunging lu
bla quiet gray eyes, lie kuocked the
sanea ont of bit pipe, stretched his arms
and llien walked down Pi the raeln
inast aud told the oOoer of lbe deck
tost he wanted to see the com mi uding
officer. The coenuanding officer oame
out of bla cable.
* 'Vnut la It my mm T” tie asked the
machinist,
“My time is out, sir," sold the ot
nliliilat. “1 guess HI take my discharge
bare."
The ruunmandldg oftleer looked tur
prlaad.
•*ThU U rather * queer uotloe," he
Mid. “You (hipped lo New York, did
you not ? I Iboald think you would
want to gel back to the United State*
after your three year* an the China
•tatiou. Oi at My rate that you would
prefer to wait until we get back to
Honolulu, If you want lo waive trone
purtattoo and take your dtarbarge here
among lha (eland. Why do you waul j
1 your dlKburgt today aud here ?’*
The raioliloltt tailed ae lie replied :
“ilorauM tbit lelaud here. Maul. It
■y home. At (bit moment my father
and mother and mvuo brut here aod
titter* ate Oil UiU laUo-l. They are at
a place out very from I.ahalna, called
dptrokeltvllle. The girl that 1 am gu
lag lo marry It alao then*. I waa Uiro
In Frltoo, bat my fatLar came down to
thla lelaud an engineer of a *ogar plan
tation wlieo I wa* 9 yaata old. Nona
of them koow that I am witaln jatt a
few milea of hose now. I waut to
give them a lillla turpraa. I waive
trantportatlon and 1*11 taka my dl*
charge bow."
TtM commanding afllner listened to
tbe redial with iutrreat.
• Of c»or«# wo’ll glre you yoor die*
•barge, non,” bo ••id. ‘‘although I’m
■•try to loos you, aad I bad h<n>«d you
might ship over. ChM mouthed m*n
era wanted lo Um nary. Yoo ow« us
soma tbaoks. I think, for start log you
ut at Maw York, taking you around
tho world for three yeara and retching
woo up wltMa aa boar or oo af your
Loaoa oo Um vary day yoor Usaa Is uou
To all lotoots and potmen, wa hara
two a yacht for yoo."
It waa rail>ar a remarked* happen
Ing lor a feet. Tbo coachlu 1st peaked
hie thlsgs end want orer Um side,
amid the pleasant adulations of the
mou, about twu bourn liter wltk hla
Intg aad haauaoeh aad a coopts of
thuueand dolUiS la gold. Ilia seringa
I dating tbo croton. A oonpta of boon
later he waa with hla people aad hi*
sweat baarl lo SpreeklMTlIto. It It a
•umII world.
Mr. Wm. Swoop*, aged M■ aad a no
gio norm gtft, of Uocky HUt Ala.,
are** d re weed at Uourltood, Ala., wblls
attemptleg to drtee tetuna Big Maaoa
creak, wblaH waa oat of Ha banka
M«I TALK.
n Amhu. ie a* • cum* r-Twrni
*■«■« Ik* lannu uaun
Cklntea Trilmt.
The writer one* had him aoqoalut
auoe whleli ah) Bin Ilamilloa owe of
the beat »U» ulcer# erar known oc the
it •-alien plain#, cad a prate*# cad
Mi'll Of the old Bill William who to
day rerwali.A ona or the slant tfiaa «f
our departed West. Bill Uaialltoe
could talk with an; Indian ha star mat
00 matter wImI hta tribe or wliat hie
tperrh. Ha w«# rated a poo the plaloa
*nd iu Uia Bocklaa and waa known aod
mpeoted by all tba Indiana of the up
per Want. At the Ume of tba dleap
paeranoa of thu buffalo tba Indiana
w#»c haartbrokao. Tbar want to Bill
tlacnUtoo who tltay knew had roamad
orar mooli nf the Wait and told bias
that thay did oat know where Uit bof
fain had cook ‘-Wa ka«w that you
hate traveled far.’’ they aeld U bln.
"aud on bane you will trural affala.
now that wa need to aaod a lonaar
attar tba buffalo. If yau go far la tha
north and Dud tba buffalo bo
wkm that plane la we will foliiw you
them."
diu oiw loutia ine Dunam. but ha
did atake a trip far to tbe north atnoog
the Wlbaa of Um Hrltlah r-||il i i
Ha am that ha aamt ap than by com
aotabtlfta mm to tear* whither tba la*
dlaaa o' that country need tba aaaw
lanfuafa aa that of uur til baa Be
laarnad that Kumti tier them Wlbaa an
daratool him perfectly and that ha
lllawi-e understood them. Among
the p»rty of astealUa who employ BUI
Hamilton to make thli trip wieona
m m wh • h el puraned this MM aludy
In aaabli Aowbi. TnM man oould
talk tiitelligiblv with BUI llecelltnn by
maana *>f Um aigna which ba had
leanial In rt-inUi Aoa*rtea; hence It
aremea probable that all Um uaUvr
NotUi A ufrlaio and Sooth Ararnoan
tribes have a algu language which la
praoUeally a CO (Em >-■ one an I c*ulJ
cnovsrso If brought together. Th*
eUwotogictl raeirdi hi Wavhturtoi
tall of a talk which occurred Lln-re t»*
twaao two Iodlsa* one ao Apache
free Arana and ooa a N»i t'eron
from Um far northern part of tbe Weet
repremiiUllvea of tribe* which IikI
sever tael. They talked mr-iher
, wlthoal coufnal >•■ and uid>*nn «l
eaeh other Abtolutaiy. Wnere aid llaey
I burn ton e immo i epeneh this auto al
languige which set at niuritua* a id
dlitaiiM and eovtro'iuMi ii f A*k
Ramnaea about that or Cotifueaua, far
ih« >4tades of Rimeena and Coofuolaa
aaem to alt aloug the lay ut-ta iMlu« of
the far North ea they d f far In Um
lower o> illne<it along tha sunny ilopai
of tba Cordilleras.
Here 1* the story of the Pnidig il Sou
••told by a deaf ibuU) It U likely
that it would be on hrstood In the
Siwus which tie employed hy the Aeach*
or the Jf • a Prtoe by the Cree «f the r «r
Kurtii or ilie Peruu i ol Ow South.
‘1J ice, mm ••nr, eo « t«u. S >o
younger ery 'Kaih-r pr -perty toe dt
aid ; pert my ion kWh,' Pvih»r «>.
S hi moli p<rt Ula glee 1> n < fee ef.
lei mill y.lunger IB iuey all vale c *u i
Uy fer go m me* epeod wins drink,
liHid nljn • it. Mmey by and by gone
all. Cjuniry every were fool little;
•on huogry very. Uo ae* m id eny era
birr. Gen’lnaam meat. Gentle nano
eon (end Hold leine ferd. An ewtno
busks eet see—evlf liatka eel went —
cannot —hodta Him give uotiidy. S in
think aey father my aervseU maov
breed enough perl give aw«y o«i—1
neiie-starve die. I deeid d : Pother
l go to eey I bed God disobey you ilu
iday—name my berraftnr a>m on -l
mu worthy, Yoa me work give Sr r ran l
Ilka. So eoo begin go. father far
look; sou see pity, rua apart, embrace
Am lather any 1 bad you disobey God
<Jlaob-y —nsme my licraafter aoe, no —
I uuwoilhy. But rather servant calls
eommaaii r.iba boat bring a m pot on
ring lager put oa shoes feet on self fat
bring kilt. We all eat merry. Why*
Son this my formerly dead oner alive;
formerly loat sue found rrj nee.”
Soofa ie the crude and broken method
of lira alga Uoguagn. Yet u m far
batter lime mi taugu «ge et all erbetoor
tor deaf male or l >r Mnertgvr to a local
apneob. The eaorv etuJy u,.e gives to
this primeval vehicle of th >u«til the
asore 1 lit creating It beoomne.
Kfro slnoe tba asUWamnt <>( U»W
ooo nl rj wa have had at our i«< '.ill* ,
•l*o language tkla apeeei w|j„.ut .
wont* whatever It* origin or tl« *<e.
Tba A mar loan Indiana am tnagraataM ,
•l(ii lalkvrs how left lu tba world; or.
perhaps won properly It might iw w»M
that they ware aaeh naUI tba advenwe
itf whits oivlIiaatbMi abaagad mans of
the rrqutrriMoli of thair Uvea a ad
thus altered meuy nt Unir ouatom*.
Ibli among them The ararago whtla
nun savor laarord tba sign Unfuaga
of tbe India a* parka?* having eua
tawpt for It ignorant that auoba thing
•Hated. It waa oaly tba half savage
tripper ar huotor tha voyagner ar
pUluaeaao whoa* Ufa waa apanl amoog
the Irlbv* and who tbu» perforea muat
learn mu maaiiarof hpeeob. wbooama
to undaiMasd folly sod praaUaa ha
bitually tbe alga language. Nut all
whlta men oau laarn tba algo language
though nog ptefc it op readily jam aa
eaiula Perot as labia foreign leaguagaa
were laadlly than Others. Tba aijpi
Ulk waa la all oaaaa boat need by wbltaa
who bad been among the tribes from
early jautb. Ia some ossa*It mat
habitual that It waa employed as It of
tea la by tba l ad loan as a regular
means of dally eobvaraailoo Instead «f
•pokaaopseah. It was thus meeh tba
earn with IIUI Hamilton.
Thoro wora two vary loamnma rel
inwi from North Oeroilaa at tha Mows
Fall* Popatlat Cubvaotlow. Tsoy wvra
tha Great Mailer himself and hie abwd
•w. J. It. Lviyd.
Will oftao aaaaa a horrible Mura
Soald. Uat or Bralea. »ao*l**'. Aral
oa Halva, tba beat la tba world, will
kill tba pals and promptly heal It.
Owes Old Mures. Fever Haras, Cleats,
Della, Fainas. (Waa, aN Hkla Kraw
Uaaa. Brot Pile Samoa earth. Only
UoUi box. Owes gear ■■toad. tud
hyJ. B Curry * Oa, Draggtat.
Ww «M«M* HAM.
Mn MMJa—kk * *i mp mj i Li a.
Mini— m.HMn
Waauaot— hau
Prim, McUnraiok * Oa. —a «f (hr
"|M imim (a Ik* ally,
taka* bat on* with iwhiuna caUan
iad at •iS.OM.Wa Tka Bra Itiaia
Ur of lb# Stoak. UtUuu nud Prado—
*■**■■»• ood af Ua Cufcugo Stack
Knhaiu* nod Imb branch dAm la
about thirty at tin through..-* tba
Dallad Stain. The folium * aaorlbad
to tba fact that the trw was ku of
eottoa la tba fon of a t—t TaUta*
narhot. A. uottoa oa tba ovum ad the
aOeaa of the ooapaay rrfocrrd all U
aalranto winiaai). Curt* and tT«
taa V. CroavoU, aaolfgaa. Hr.
Craoiwell aaid WiUk aiuroooa that
It *m hopoaalMa to tauko aa» auu
■ant ad la* hour c->*Oai ulag the aao*
dltloa Of the flria j that I la booiona n
rary oxteoloJ aad »>m« ami
hnwioh agrricle*. Thn lulal Ifofoltli—.
^•••Jd. in ainit *13.000.000. Marly
ail of alUah an noun-6. Ma add'd
that a afotruuMt amid ha —triatlted
ta tba creditor* at lh» otrlxnt t*«eiWe
iitl.
Tbs Arm UcsmpsM >4 Tiiwulora U.
Prtm William O. McCormick. R. 0
U. Stswsrt-Wortlsy. .ad Walter W.
Prim, With Osama Umbra. of Asa
PraMtMo, a special pmiM-r m m to.
saatmmtt of HOO.W Mr. MeOnr
mtob l> »4 iha wriMuuww Chlcafa
Cam** of afi (cult oral Implement Casts,
aad Mr. Stewart-Wurtlay is s sea-la
Uw .d Ms.r Admiral Sebb-y. Taw
Orm was organ list J« wary 3 MW.
Of tba tMrtaatm. Mr. Cruk.r I* haw tw
hump., aad Mr. Mtwwart-WotUe* la
oti hi* way b.ar from -Camps.
Early In tba day man wars cur
nsut that a ucominrut firm wm la
troablr, aad abanly Iwf.m Urn oAteial
AnMQOOMMM Of lltO WOO
mwUitwtosaasraUy wads—trad that
Price, MoCorwiek * (Jo. was tbabwase
retsried lx Prior to the formal aa
wNtucamaal the euWoo market bad
uruba i o*.r 30 pants u a<tor tarrlls
ccMiog far both aosoaeU from all dl -
raettoR*. Tba Arm b*. Iona barn re
garded as tbs ieadlaf ssppcnar af the
market. and at ou. Hum It wm said
ihay wsn going to pot August eattoo
ap to 10 wsuti, Ths dsoilM of tba pmt
mioth. bjwafer, ru agelust tbem.
aad d-epll. tbslr elf wts they ooaU oat
ItoM lbs market up. Oownwatlf to
■lay's daealopaeau did sot coma as a
t«»t-.l sorprlss, thaafb they bad swdlclmt
Coras to temporarily demofaMs* tba
trade. Tha Arm's bnlllih stUlwde wm
surmised In tba eoUo» m irbwk. aad it
is tin hi (lit tv have stnuuUicd tha re
tool activities of eotC.ni ls.lt.
I'oiiowid( tha aac-iUHcrmsat of tba
failure tba eattoo iK.iket Imnaiaa
panic-stricken sod ur..kr 10 te 11
i> >luu. The extent of tic. iI«c-i..m from
III. tilsli.st prio. wb ■« t.w liuli ato*.
ui-ut o-ilailusted bat imw IE point*.
L tier la uw smaioa tha market be
came atom quint, but e mtluusd tu
show HWrsk u-id-rUHiaea 11. woi.t-rsliy
»sry r.v .r«bis crop ooeo.ol. Tnw
m treat at 1:41 p. aa allowed • wet lam
of 10 to 14 points, bay In ( recovered
from l be extreme dnpresslua.
Euly la uw. day to mart were out rant
on tbs Stook Bxohsuta that there w«s
a >ats outside irtiuU*. aad be ths lint*
tli* fsiluie wsa formally aauouoeed
from Urn roetrata of tba Stock Ex
chsuRs the room aad tba street were
Srrpsred fur Ui# nswt Mawertbekss,
, bad its effect. There wsa a rush to
sell that carried prices down eb.rply.
Tear* was a decline of about 1 par
cent. In the standard railway shares
aad from 2 to S| p*r cent, la the bal
ance of tha list.
wliiM Um Ora wai alau « mem bar at
Uia prudoea exchange. llta afloat of Um
fnilur* t tiara ■« tlooK wholly null
mouUl. According to Um rate of tho
axobnage tho annouoeameot of Um
fall ora waa Ml iwad by tho oloalug oat
of tM mu pended firm'* —r~*-xflng
onatnaU on tba floor of tho exchange.
Up t* tha oloa* of Um Mcoh-aga tba
AmHuM for the Orm’a eoeoaat rooted
op 33.WO than*. Anlgnoae William
J. Curtlr and William NrJ»oo Cram
Well Mat a tba following euatttnaanant
ruaardiec Um failure :
-To tba creditor* of Prtoo. MeUot
mtebftCo: Prioa. McCormick fctlo.
bay* beau oompetlad to temporarily
•aapend payment. We aok and adrlM
that credit'it* holding atoetca, bonda,
and othor eotlataral to taooo a ad d
ready wall aurgload, hold tho loan*
until raaeaaaW* opportunity taw affor
ded the aa rig imoo to daol with tho
•ana, that oaneoaaaary ten thereby
nay ba avoided."
rrloe, MoCutmu A Co. had aa ex
tensive wire aarvlee aad at Uaa am
eradltad with <l«4u« folly a* larg» a boat
aaaa ao any Brv ou the exehaogn. The
roproaentallva of tba lm oa tba n
abvaae wara EL M. dtaart- W onlay, W,
O. MeOonaleh. aad OaoraaCnhar, tba
epeoial partner. Mead of tba ha el neat
of tba Brat wat la tba aoUaa aoabaaaa
at Brat, aad Ita mo lor fhr aod or
too liar waa formerly of tba Atm af
Hubbard, PrtaaA Ou. At that Uata
tba older Bra* bad a Urge Southern
Moat botlatat, aad haabaaa vary aatlve
at ttaee ta Mtatt rtrorad by Aautbora
aporateaa, although tbta Ilea af trade
bee baaa rartat to voUaefeeato (vg
through IU wire atrvloa ta Oatalda
altIta. _
. ¥/'• MMriaam *t«eae
of Uaalbal Ho., Utaly lal a voadarfal
dalfvaraaaa (no a frightful death, la
utitag af It be aaya: "I warn taboo
with Typhoid Paver that no UU
PoaavaaU, My Uaaa haaaaa hard
ened. 1 waa at weak 1 aoaldat aaaa
alt op la had. Xatklac helped aa. I
i expected to Nat die af ooaaaapUaa,
wbaa I beard at Hr. K lag's Maw DW
ewvory. Owe battle gave gnat relief.
11 ountlaaad ta ata It. aad aaa aa web
, and auwaa, I eon* aay toe awab la to
iirala».**TbU me reek rot aadlaUt U
; tba eeraet o£d gatekaa cere to tba
StawUrva
I Mlto Ira aTi Carry A Oo*>.
Orwa (to*; every battle gnaraataod.
thli' pHlU ^lba |f—atal M—Mf
UMjM^a’SteUd ,m*um
tonrwviUtktaMM
roffjl aa In tte Mm4 1
fwMdof
OkrltUlM wwUI
forward wttii
Iba »ail in
u> «w naarvr to tha
krta«»Mtr
tnawaaid
irrwl dat _
Ilf Use us. K
oorata ba
hoIS wHM tha
whUbi
d—MdUMalics «Mh tibia awarwte
fy Nn irouM
la aastraatinn tha
Saw. Moibiaeawa
chat iIm aauanii
um wxoaula 'factor ha*
aua dirroUua, dowoword._„
STwry^Iw aJaS^afaSruIui0^"****
I—. -f--^->■ ifi?ajnli
aaUaat That wbMa tha day la fair I*
wan obaanad by our a«a oroola. M ir
M»adly umuIi>( tha abutaalarlaMor af
fhaonwUaauUI Monday. solar aatlw
rgartad ar^a day •irnrsaaUuw and
aifi. and aayeeially la tbla tha aaSTj
Um eft Ira and towoa aod aaattaaa wt
WNMUry adiroaoi w tbarn
Mtrm or Mae MHI imuu Ul»
(to a matey im«Um of fiMUw «*
MrahM mm. to Uamiy oa Um Imimi,
Tto SaitiUy no nonpar. Wnl taahllouo
»o» «*f Um ekaigk. ti ranroaiM— am
wf Mum apm Um rormUom of Um
bncu'a day. Riikmd tmfto laatoa
»w»'rr. uon Malt • i
«(u*r uyo uaiaa. I ho. t
wuwt H ittdrfH* <if toed '
hw of Um atouto furl M Um renalaa of
itoto wain*. A MU mm Krtmdaaad a
diun u m« olaoo low* Dm Uatolotam uf
mi« of u«r «a«ua (Ml ataaipyi) to atop
Um ruHolof «| fndyfcc ualao oa tha
•* ■**—*• 1 r lirr* rruiiifadul A oIm
Uoroffor* uwaMr Wfna Um toylato
lom uf AUhaoM a too *aui spoaad
•ith ito um moult. Tnum Imw
to > elmrly «buw Um apathy tod ladIf
f»r*-nco of a term pan of Uodto prn
(aad punpte. If >11 Um urnTwtea
ChrtotUoaof **W.hurof UniatUlraaeaa
anil**] In their impumllua. tto aott
«**uld »*aa t» ahawd. It to aban
"•ton sleep” Ihtf. Ua> aadaiy doaa Um
work uf *'mwt«iy tU tana.'*
la Um ntkUl uf Um darktoM May to
M»a * i«ar otmako «f l iyh t.
We maut toa Um. Um (an npettod
tbUM aailwiomtaoitoaal tfmbuh toa>
«aa hio ham nrymlmd la UneUyaf
Richmond, and that a Waiter Hbrt to
balaa atodo ta araaiitoocaa atoo ltotam