The Gastonia <
Devoted to the Protection of Home and the Interests of the
Vol. XXI._UaS-JSsIgSfr.,.,.}_GASTONIA, N. THURSDAY, AUGUST 30. 1900.
THROUGH THE WEST.
People and Products---A Description of Some of the
Pine Hotels.
-DT JOHN H. CUAIG_
Oo the inaide nf one lbs back* of Mr.
Craig'* book in wblob be kept hi* diary
was the foUowlog to that in ease of
aooldejl there would be no trouble In
identifying him:
"Tbta booklxloucato Jnhu H. Craig,
Gaatonia, N. C. In oaae of *loku«M
or an sceldent, notify Mm. M. A.
Craig, Gaatonia, N. C., and all taper.are
will be paid, for tbta or any attention*
that may be nrotnary. Foe QnaocUl
refereoeea. wlra Gaaloota I tan* tug
Co., Jno. F. I ere, Catbler, Uailoota.
N. G., or First National lf*nk, M. P.
Pegram. Catbler, Charlotte, N. C.
Thui March 10th, 1900.
(Signed) Jobit H. t.iiAitt.”
Boro November 8tb, 1B40, weight
170 I be. Left GutooU at 0 o'clock on
the morning of Ibe litli for Charlotte,
and spent a plsaiint week Uterw. Left
Charlotte. N. C. for Hot Springe, Ark.,
on 9A5 o'clock train Monday, Marob
19lh, 1900.
mmil, LITTLB BOOK, AKU eiNK
uLvrr.
March 20tb. Arrived at Memphl*
on time, changed for LltUe Hock.
Arrived at Little Hook 9:49 P. M.
March 90th, oo lima; took Oral train
to Pina Bluff; arrived on lime, 6:80
P. M , Pine Bluff, Axk. Found fuika
all wall. Remained at Pina Bluff
Marob 91 at, Wadnaaday, riding and
walking ov«r Pine Bluff Mel on lb|*
day a*vara! cotton planter*, among
whom were Mawr*. Tar tor, wlio own
over 10,000 acre* of land. Saw the big
mill plant of the Sawyer, Auatlu Lum
ber Co., the two oompreeeee, and lev
oral oottoo warehouaaa lMmtioed at
line Bind Wednesday night.
Tbnraday, Mai. 29. Lett Pine Bluff
at 7 A. M. this day; arrived at LUU«
Rock, where 1 met Milt MoCnily. Saw
him about half an hour. Arrived at
Hot Spring* at 19:16 P. M.. train twin*
a llttli late. The rtaa to Hot Spring*
from Pina Bluff la about 400 feet Tha
Mill bet* are rough, rocky ana steep.
)>rank a good deal of water right out
or the ground Saw the two large
l.oiela, '‘Eastman” end ••ArllogUm."
At the latter I met Mr. B. D. Wilkin*.
• big oottoo planter, mod R. C. Tbocap
•on, • mere bant, both of Pine Bind.
Stood the trip very well and am feeling
all right till* nlgbt, 8 P. M. Thursday.
March 29ud.
Friday, aiaron ard. i *•« uot au
wall today; think I at* too bavlly last
olgbt, sod UaU morniug I bad so
attack of dluloees. B. Brumfield, of
Gallon la, called on ma at tba Leonard
Hotel on Main St. He told me wbere
Col. Myart end K. U. Sprlngi were
stopping—at the Wavecly. I called oo
them today. Col. My era la quite feeble,
bis faoe la Moated and color bad.
Saturday. March 84 Ur. Had a pleas
ant visit from Ell Sprluga at my bo tel,
tbe Laooard, this morning. He lo>
.'ortoed me tbit my old frieod Col.
Myan would return to Charlotte. X. C.
tomorrow, Suodav. As tbe Colonel
had no ratora ticket, and I being <k
tlroui of istgrulng to North Carolina
by a different roots to the one I name,
I sailed a poo him to ess If he could ate
tbe ratora portion of my ticket, which
be agreed to do. My oldest daughter,
Sarah C. Brady, and bar only child
Laban Jenklnt Brady, my only grand
son, accompanied ma on ray trip to
Hot Sprlngi. For the amusement of
“Jlnkis” wa took a long it roll au tba
"Happy Hollow"—a regular midway.
All kinds of eorloalUra and at rings
amoaemeots. Nmt we made a tour of
tbe Una largest hotels la tbe ptioe.
First wa oame to tba lovely Arlington,
dealing In splendor. This bout bed,
I wa told, four hundred guests. After
rooting in Its spacious parlors, wbara I
mat Cept. later, a large and prominent
grocery mao of Ploe Bluff, wbere my
daughter lives, and balag quite re
freshed by otralor of delightful Bale,
»e journeyed onward to > be Park
Hotel, almost In tho atiberba of tbo
-city, and where there ware ala hundred
nation. Wo took oaly a birds’ aye
-alow bora, aod hurried oeek to tbo
Polooo Both House, whets we met
ilej. Fordyee (a brother of Ool. 8. W.
Ford— the president of the -Pee
<*•*" R. R.) who owns the Palatial
batli boose, also tbe Ho* Springs street
car Use as wall aa this new railroad,
the “Choctaw," which begins opera
tions, I am told, Uw brat of next
month,—thereby making two roads
from Little Book into Hot Spring*.
Maj. Fordyee war oordial to os. Said
he remembered my old eat tun, Tom
Craig, well, aa be baa speot maay
seasons bare. In tbit eonoeetloo, the
Maj. mentioned some Mlaaea Adsma,
one of wbioli bo tboogbl bad probable
boon connected through Turn with my
hoooohold. I told him no eneh good
fortone had befallen me. Well, wo
took on# of tho faaeout bathe here
under tbe direction of Maj. Ford—
which wo ao joyed Immatusaiy. Tbo
Major would raced re ao oomponaotlon
—a small fas to Uio attendant waa the
11|f iQtt,
H-ir>4*y. March 964h This morning
opened op with besnUfol ranahloe. ao
we started setters walk. Stepped ot
Alton's migoeota spring, where wo
loaad alee soft water, similar to tbo
Hofmac spring ot eastern!a. West
on to tho Uokat often sod signed my
tlofcet ready to deliver to Ool. Myers.
Ho gate mo for It tbo prloe of one
straight rare to Charlotte, ala: 187.1%.
Heat and last, hot not least, was tbe
•‘Big Fail men" betel. Truly this la
a mammoth hotel. Has 000 bed-rooms,
bee)dee tba huge dialog room with a
seat log oapaeity of 400, and tbs spa
oleas ball-room, besides tbo many oar
toco, writing rooms, aod wary giinai
oflkte. This betel hoe 800 guests We
took the iterator to tbo lop of tho
baDdlng—seven stories, where wo get
a 4oe yi*w of tbo famous city Tbo It
eras Sonday worn lag we knew It not
from our surrounding*. A string
bind or orchestra of Ofleen Instruments
mods ths loveliest of mule in tbs
large reception ball, where we rested a
short time sod met Mr. and Mrs. 1’slar
Byrd and child from Pius BfolT, Ark.
()u passing down the broad promenade
1 was tapped no Lbe shoulder by Mr.
Huoy of Charlotte. We pueed oo to
the Woverly hotel Where wa ware most
gladly met by Mrs. Col. llaui lonaa
and Mrs. Jno. Jd. Soon, lioth of Char
lolta, M. U.
Wa returned to our hotel, the l,eon
ard, opposite ‘ Bath house How;” took
our farewell maaJ, aud left on tlia 8:43
train for Little Rock. Col. Myers took
the same train, l-ul got off at Malvern
to spend tbe ulght, where 1 law him
last. Ue was alone nod very feeble- Is
88 yurt old.
We ere at the Merchant’s Hotel In
Little Hock, where Brady's family
lived whan Tom vial ted them ben
marly two years ago. gallla and
"Jiokke” go home to Pioe Bluff this
evening, ao u* not to keep the littlebiy
out of school any longer, t will spend
the nlgbl litre with my frieud Milt
McCully. rod If Pruvldeooe permits
will leave tomorrow or Wednesday for
Russellville. Ark., io spend a week
with iny friend Henry White, sod
where I hope to most many other
acquaintances.
March 87th. Stayed last night with
my old frteod Milt McCully. Had a
good nlght’e rest. Went wiUi him to
Stale House. Mel Jadge Hill, com
missioner of agrleoltare, meohaolos
and mines; alao met there MaJ. W. H.
Dunlop, Ss-Andltoy of State. They
piled me with quest loo* oo cotton fee
tori a* fro** an experimental standpoint,
I gave them nay experience very ml*
outely. and vary satisfactorily Judging
from what they said, and I am sure
they were aioeare. Thence went Ui
the Arkansas Democrat, publishers of
the evening dally, nod manufacturers
of blank books and book blading.
Were shown through tbe eelabllab
meot, and specially tbe three Linotype
reach lues Everything ooanacted with
the machine was explained by a bright
young man, Alfred Hparhoy, who has
charge of them. Noll wa called at tbe
Exctiaoge National Bank, one of the
ally** solid beaks, meeting Mr. Bollock
ths cashier, and Mr. C. T. Pouont lbe
president. Ur. Poooat received as
cordially, and drifting oo to oryton
factories, had agate to give my expert
sms, whleb be appeared to appreciate
vary much.
WS tneu vwiled the Federal Uutldiug
end want through Ik It 1* disproof,
built of (looe. Iron aod marble, most
HjloixlIdly and substantially fumWhed.
After dinner, we had a delightful visit
to the Inaaoe asylum. Mst Dr. Harper,
tbe Jolly sopertoteodeok end Judging
from tbe appearance of the institution,
U the right man In the right plaoe.
Tbla la an loetitulloo llbarslly tup
ported by tbe Logtalalurs, and la wall
eq'.lipped and properly oooduoted. The
bolMingi oooupy a oommandlng view
of tbe eity and surrounding oouetry,
proeenllng some real pioturMque scen
ery. Tbe buildings are bolli vary sub
stantially of brlek. and ooyerad with
slate. Don't forget Potter, bob-house
man, and bW Oddis made by himself.
We were eeot in a carriage by Dr.
Harper to tbe street oar line. While
there la waiting but a faw moments
wa got In htaring of what appeared a
church sociable of adored ladles, who
seemed to be discussing tbe race prob
lem. It I rated on oor ears to bear the
remark: "All respect!ally raised while
people would always respect tbs colored
folk.*’ Usteroed to cousin Milt's to
spend tbs night, end at 8:48 tomorrow
morning aspect to take tbe Ft. Dmlto
traiu for Hutaeilriiie.
ntfWgLLVlLLB, AIL
Arrived at RoaeeUvlIle March 9Mh
at 11:48 a. m. aad took dinner with my
old trteod Henry White, and Ma good
wife, la the even Ing we took a ride
through the alee little town of Kueeelt
vlUa 1 mat Al. Bradley, a mm of
Jno, M. 1 eoeld aee a good deal of the
Bradley favor lo him. 1 then called to
we the yoongaat daughter of my old
friend <X ay young aaabood days.
Jno. T. Torrence. Sue la now a widow
aod living with her aoo aad only child.
John Perryaaea. I tew the photograph!
of a grod many of the Torreaee family.
1 alto aaw tba plane where my nH
friend located in this town. The
Mode that he oooa owned arc aow cov
ered with very nice raeldeaoae Attar
convening aoaeetlme witli Kata T.k
reooc Perryman we CocUcaed our
drive. Met with Rev. J. C. Dougteef,
peator of the A. R. P. church at ihta
plaaa, aad who waa raised In KelrOeM
wnnty, 8 0 . at or near BleckMook.
Re la a relative of oar grand old
preacher, Rev. E. K. Boyce, of Oaa
Kirk pair Ink
fro« duel Crank, who once tenght
•ehool la Oeetoalc. I loppoee the
younger people of our towe etui re
mcmfaer her. We then weal to the
beautifully located oemetery end aaw
** 3**»« «t >r old friend
Jaa T. Torrence and wife, and three
of hie danghtera. BunheoUa. Martha
and Jam, aod alan hk aon Jno. T.
Wa tbaa drove by the nloe pubUe
eebool building, where four to ftve
hood red eebool ohlldren attend: thru
armrad by the Boaeellvllle OeUen Mill
bnttilBgi which at pnnui la idle aa
tba meek I eery baa bean moved. Thli
le e alee kcatlng for a cot too mill.
Ad they rake a good deal of cotton In
tbw county, aed the foul k nearly
right at the door, as there are eight or
lee eagl utaea with la tro to fowr
mllae ef the mill, aad aa ahcodaoea of
weed an arooad On retarnlag to
town I met Or. O. W. Ilerkry who
merited Jaee To tree ee.
After a goad eight’a reel myueif end
Mr. White left for Tell nounlylo eee
my old aogoaletaMae le that county
On tbs wayout paaesd km olos (arm*
aod woodland*. We arrivad at ay old
friend nod playmate. J. Frank Nolan,
where we took dlnoer. UU wife died
tome two year* ego. but be mem* to be
rather melancholy a* nou* of bln ebll
dim lie* with bin. Hu llula grand
daughter keep* Imna* for tilu and hU
graodeon help* on tbe farm with the
aid of a hired boy. After dinner we
drove down t» see kin. JdoKeniie,
wbo llvre a few nillae from Ulm.
Frank want with >*. 1 want Into tbe
bourn wbera the old lady live*, and
■shod her If the remembered me, but
■he could not recognise me. 1 told lior
of aereral parties and other Incident*
which I thought would help her teem
orf. But after I u4J her who ! was,
rim remembered all about It. She la
77 raara of age. Bald aba bad 49 grand
children and 10 great grand children.
After spending tt few pleasant hours
with ber we then went down lo see a
Hr*. Cofar who U a daughter of A.. It.
Cojl, wbo a good many of the older
people of tiaaion county atilt remem
ber. After staying a few bourn with
ber we drove to Frank Nolan'*. Oa
the wav be ok Frank showed u* wbera
A. B. Cox and hie wire are burled. (
did not go out lo lbs place, a* It (it
off the road a little In a nice field uf
greet) wheat. There are two aloe oedar
tree* by the graves, one of which
•land* at the head of hU grave. The
next morning wa want back do an the
rood and passed Mrs. MoKeoaie'e
again, and went lo a little village
called Oeoterville, where wa called Ut
•ae Dr. ▲. H. McKeesle. AfUrspeud
iug a short time with tbe Doctor, w*
went a few ml lee farther south; passed
the piece wbera Dr. MoKansle** mar
ried daughter lives, Tbetr house
stand* on a little sharp rocky ridge,
wbloh site Mid waa called the "Devil'*
Backbone." Then we pasted o»*r ae
other higher and rougher ridge. At
the foot of this hut rldgr 1 found the
home of Wn>. CUrk, wbo waa raided in
the same home that f wa* born In. I
did uoi find him at the bouse, but bla
daughter situated where Im waa plow
lug. 1 walked down through the field
to where be was. I found himself and
eleven chtldrea planting ecru. He
■eld the balance (1) was down oo hi*
other place. After chatline a short
Urns with him shout cor younger days
and the people mat w* once knew, 1
want hack to Urn road where friend
Whit* was waiting for «*. W* thso
drove about a mile west to where hi*
brother (dark's) Uvea, but did not
fiod him at boms. 1 aw two of bit
daughters and a sou, bis wife being
dead. Alter telling '.he children who
L was and lssvtsg s message to their
rstuer. wc grove north itxit roar
mile* to where Bob Cox liv«* We did
uot dad him at home, but we took
dinner with the family. We were eery
kindly treated by bil good wife iud
family. He bu a nine etoot looking
boy who runs the farm, but at pment
U haring M seals* and not able to be
out. They told us that Bob bad gone
to Dsrdaoelle with poultry end eggs,
as be la engaged In the peddling busi
ness, nut being able to work ou the
farm on amount of haring an attack
of paralysis. Bob has a nice looking
farm, but I fear the people do not try
rery bard to keep up their (arms as I
leant they do cot use much fertilisers
of any kind on their lands. We asw
some nice oonotry on tills trip Left
for Russellville about three o’clock,
rasing a cold north wind which was
rery disagreeable. After Vrarailing
a boat three miles we met Bob Cox
going borne, and of course we bad to
stop awhile and talk. He Insisted for
us to go back to home and spend the
nlgkt, bot when we left KutkeUvIlle we
made our arrange merits to be back by
Friday nlgkt
At Dardanella we Stopped a short
time Pi see them at work potting up a
small ootton milt that some man from
Loolalana waa morlog to this plans
The vaoblnery was sot of the latest
make, but probably may make pretty
fair yarn. It bad been run some little
time in Louisian*. Ha shipped Noose
(frame) as well as Machinery. Dar
dsoelle Is on ua south bank of the
Arkansas river, end la rery level and
very Ui>ajr. tier* we are right la
•Igbt of Um celebrated ML Kabo a boat
aU ml tea away, which look* grand and
mafeatie. and la raid to ba 1500 ft.
abora this lawn. It la atad aa a aua
Bar raaorts III bad had Un* I would
bar* goo* on top a# I tan toM tha rlaw
is magai floral. I waa told there was •
Am Urge betel up there and • great
maoy nice eottagaa. At Dardaaall*
tha Arkaana rlvar la oromad on pon
tooo bridge, tha Arat of the kind I aver
mm. It la built on flat boats and la
aald to ha on*half mil* from tha top or
one beak to the other. We returned
to Ruarellvllto about A P. M. Thla baa
baw a vary ©old day. In fact, quit*
chilly. Attar spending the nlgbt with
friend White, I expect to visit down
on Gall* Orerfc among th* Oates, Falla
and Fargnaona.
a day ix roTTavitLa.
.Saturday March Slat bright and
early my frteod Mr. J. Warren Fargo
•co oalted for mo with bla aptandld rig,
oonalaklog of a baodaoBO black borSa,
boggy, and comfortable lap-robe. At
ole* o’clock a. m. w* left tba While
Hotel at RoaseUriDa and drove all
mllaa to Pottavltla 10 uSlock—Wa
arrived at A. U. P. parepeaga and
•poke a few ward* lo Idv. Monro*
Oate*. After aooeptlog no Invitation
to apand the night with him, we called
el tha I lUI* green bourn where tha
Falla glrla lira Than or* amt Mlaoaa
Martha, Oil* and Rath Falla. fMj
are nil vary bright and happy glrla,
grand-daugbter* <jt Nate Falla, wha
waa anc In-law of my old re I earned
frteod. Jama* Union. 11 o’alook-Wt
war* at Dr. T. 1). Whttealdaa Ha baa
bam a aaaoaafal prectltioear la tba
aalgbborbood f w Ml years. Ilia wife
area Mia* Jana McArthur 11:80-W*
war* at f tel via Grier tteto*’, whara wa
took dloaar and auyad twa boat*. Ha
la la poor health. HI* wife woe Mia*
Martha Haary. I JO p. m.-Flapped
(Or a as la ate at tha home ef /aba
Thamaa Fanruanu, aoa of Rosa fern
•00. MB-War* at Silas HoaryS. Ha
la from Foeth Oaralloa. His preaaat
wife waa Miaa Naaey B Oa*aa, oleaa
I of mmm af tha Hannahs. ToSlaah,
wa oallad at the boma of Uapt. Weeb
iDftoo Parker “a widow. Before bar
marriage aba waa Martha McArthur.
Fiva o’oloek, at Calvin a Ball*, aou of
Akx Bell. 6:30—Were at tba old
plaoe of Mala Falla, who died laat
Jaouarj. Hi wa* M yaara old. Wa
mat bla young widow aad flea children.
Ttia youngeet (a about 8 moe. old.
8 P- in.—At Tboa. Oataa’. It la wife
died about a aoatb ago. Sbe waa a
Moll wee. Oo the atrret are • poke la
Breklae Bbenecar Boyee Falla, aou of
Mala Falla. Sundown we were again
at Bar. M. Oataa. There wa apeul the
night.
Sunday mure log. Oo our way back
to Rueaelivilie we drove peat PlMptb
greveyer*. where nearly all North Car
olina people bury. Amoog many other!
I notioed monamenta of the followlog:
Alexander Bell Died 1888 Axa 78.
I’ater Huffman •• 1888. » 78
J. Fraoklla Kalla •• 1878 •• 44
Joahua Macrae *• 1800. " 81.
F. C. Kalla •> 1888. •• 47.
Ja« U. Morrow “ 1887. “ U.
Jaa. W. Gaitoo •• 1888. •* 00.
A. V. Outre >> 1888. •• 01.
Jaa. Qolou Fall! •• 18M. “ 58.
On thla trip wt drove by tba Mk
Nabo aothraolta coat mloae. In behalf
of ay travel]log oompaokxi and guide,
young Karguaoa. muM aay I never mat
a brighter or more Intaraatlng young
aaai. Zvery body aaemed to koow bla
and Ilka bUn.
Monday, April lad. Tble day waa
plvaaaotly (pent in tba boma of Albert
Bradley, greodaon of Jaa. Bradley, bla
father bring tba eldeit aou o( J. B.
Bradlev. Pound bla wlfa, who waa au
oiilv ebild of BupbamlaTurraaca. quite
III, la (tar lag from a peo altar malady
not uuderatoud. On the following day
took d la tier with Mr. Born, whoa# win
waa Mlaa Lizxle Pierce who ouee at*
leaded eohool la Geatoala. Part of
the day 1 wea moat plvaaaotly eater
Uloed at llw home of Rev. aad Mre.
Diughua. Mr* U. (a Ml* Kirkpat
rick) waa a teacher In GaatnaU one
year. On Una day I aleo vUtted 1*4
Smith and wlfa. She waa a Welli. a
moat amiable wumac. They tmvn but
one child, a Hula girl alx or aavau yaara
old. While there I mat Maria Wlibera,
a daogbter of Allan Wlibvra.
(Cootiuuad aaxt wart.)
Ml* Want la Mima.
Charleston. 8, U., Aug. 14 -Ilia
shirtwaist man has been vfflcleUy and
•ueially welooawd to Oharleaton, tba
moat conservative ally, perhaps In the
country.
At s fashionable seaside bote I a ger
man was given last sight oompllmau
Ury to visitors from Maoou. Ga.. sad
It waa aooouooert that tbe affair would
ha vary •swell" In IU way Thera waa
a large attendance, and Ilia dancing
ball waa beautifully decorated and
lighted. Tbs bote) is on I be front
beaoh of Sulllran’e Island, and usually
there ia a stiff aae breru, which makes
lbs place delightfully ami. Tbe brans
last night was dead, sad It was opprt*.
hlvely warm.
There was talk at the german eboat
the shirt waist man. and It waa deci
ded to put the new scheme Into effect
Aooordlogly Um yooug man departed
and returned In negliges, looking e ml
sod comfortable, evm If lliey did ap
pear In oostuor weird for a ballroom.
One visitor wore duok trousers, whits
shoes, a white stiff abtrt and high
standing oolLtr and was ant aj.iroed
with a cravat. Ha was at bums with
tbe other*, however, and with their
ousts discarded the young men danced
away tbe better part of tbs night. Now
threw ia a mow oe Coot been to make
the shirtwaist man a rtf Otar limita
tion.
•M «... UMn
Naw fort Ftws
Naw England clioas to anstoms sod
InstitutioBa longer than any other Mo
tion of our eonalry. Elsewhere, evm
In tbe remote regions of the Kar Wait,
tbe railroad hia dritia out tba stage
ooaob, but la New Hampetilra aad
Vermont the lumbering vehicle ia to
be found still doing doty. Ue.ently
Kr*uk Hurt, editor and publisher of
Aeaoog tba Clouds tba only newspa
per printed on the Summit of any
mountain la tbu world discovered a
Mty year-old Oonoord a >scn at Cautfe
Heitor, and Lewis Downing, Jr„ baa
found auotbar of tbe sees* stria at
Moepallor, forty nloe years old this
eumaaer, which bee been used et that
town aver dec* It wee built. There
aie on met nos ooeebes In New Engined
with even loafer reeard*.
—-—' -1 —
Ms* ttMla MlltUI*.
A1 to MU Oowtltiittoa.
Wt d«a’t know Mkg o*wa tlili «Hk.
aa tba psatnaatar want flaking Moodsy
and no nail bM bwa d«llrarod Uooa
Satroral ooorarta wan drowood white
s,«,dtdwlrdon 8m*vBui iu*
Tba BlllrllU 0 uarda will not an to
China; bat tb*y tool that they h*r*
do®* l hair dot*, I taring lynobad tb*
Uwaa China** I sundry earn who latalr
dM boatoraa bar*.
w* WlllMt |° to tit* awafanr* this
"M0». Tb# alligator* In tb* mill pood
kaaw It ahnrnad op aa It look* alaioat
Hfe Hvklf It LKd AM*n
BilMH*'* only uiaalooary to Oblaa
I'M )«■« for th* baoact
of ht* haaltk. H* an tba ollnaU
tbara doaaot agras with blaa.
■Uttaoa am* A WWW
ft laoartaiolr graUfylag to th* pub
Iio lo kaow af od* aawaaau In tba bad
wba ara nat afuld to ba awanui to
tba sandy aod an Waring. Tba praori
Kaw Dteeorary
for Oooaoaaptloo, Uoofha aod Cold*.
•.RJr •*• ** •***»
botttea af tbia grant wad Mo*; and
h*r* Um aatlafaatloo of know lag It
baa abaoiatelr aarad tbawauda «t
*»*«— ±*h«n., Br»*eMtla,
Hoananaa* aod all dl—*** of lb*
Tbraat. Cbaat and Lana* an awrnly
oamt_br it. 0*11 oali c.Vni
&D53Sc-rc^,ste
•fT^bjttte gnaraadaad, ar prtoa ra
WAS IT A KAIM ISIAL t
The T«*l« lw the reew thee dm
•enulieljr.11111» w t krprtll
<M Ptpee
Hidlart Oauteui.
. HI* « unexpected rerdiot. Th«
km turtle** who Uttened to lb*
Ueogetown oourtronm oo daturday
•bowed Ihelr surprise In UtMf (am* w«
hem. The prevalent Impression bed
bran Mint tba Jury nrueld report e disa
greement. I* it ej ok verdict ? Wee
Power* an aceeaaury to the murder of
William Goebel f Old ha personally
procure tbe Bring of tba ratal shot, or
nave a entity knowledge that It was to
be Bred t We don’t bellave lb* juror*
know. Undoubtedly Taylor eud Pow
er* *ud tba other BopubHeaua la put
•aaeion or lb* SUte oOoea at tba time
lbs murder era* committed did aa Im
Cadeot, ill advised tblag ubnu tliet
ought the armed mooateinaeni to
Frankfort. It la Just u eurtam that
there are Urge excuse* to b* mads fur
thair error. They knew that Goebel,
wlio bad obtained hw r.omluaUoe by
fraud »nd violent)*, would ruck at
nothing In the rxaoutluu of hi* pur
|HM* to ini***** himself of lb* governor
•hip and Um whole muchlocry of State
administration. They were aa*ail*d
by a bool ole a o tempo louse «at, with
videos* (maaqaaredlng uud*rth*for«u
of biw) tabled ft. We suppose that
on* or lb* muuntalouer*—deliberately
or irapulflvaly; aotwr or drunk—Sred
tbe tbot that killed Goebel. We do
not think if be* been proved beyond a
reason»U* doubt—or proved at all—
that Powar* pUnaad for jot oounoslad
the crime. We have oo do a hi that
perjury bad an mo lug on tbe Ueorge
town wltnees eland. and that offrr at
1100,000 fur oouvtoliox testimony —
taken In oounectloa with the aateoe
dnol history and the oourtr ooi (hew
ing of the State'* evldeucn—errata* a
presumption as to llw aids uu which
tba bulk uf tba perjury wa* corn tallied.
Gan it he said that Power* bad an Im
partial trial when tbo judge. tbe public
prosecutor, tbs abortO, and two-third*
oT tbe lory were bia poilttoal enemies,
and when tbe whole atmosphere at tbe
courtroom bot with politic «1 pemten ?
Tbe feet that tba uoe republioau Juror
and tba Uuoe Jomra wbo ware John
Young Brown Draoerete lam year
; concurred la the verdict, and did »>
wilhnul any long dlacutaanu lu the
Jnry-rooni. ibould have nil tbe weight
that Jutlly belong* lo it, but tbe other
feet tlial the eight UoebeUte jeroca
equally ready to send Power* lu St tie’s
prlxm Instead of the (allow*, should
not be overlooked. It woalg seem to
Indicate that a lurking doubt lu the
beak of their ml ode.
Ttw ebsoo** are. ere *T>oukJ an,
that Power* will not aervu out bis Ufa
asoteooa. W* wish th» State of Kaa
toeky a happy dHIveraco* from all ber
Unubha. They are of bar owo maklcn
though, and the must be Iter owo de
liverer.
Tfc* ftpoal *T I MIW.
Kmleiut,
Oooe a yoocg man with a rrry llttta
aooar opeottd a •■all Mora to a New
England city, do row poooto oame to
to boy bla goods that ha beoama dll
ocuragad, aad aaul to htmerlf aa ha
abut up bla More uoe Friday niybt,
"M I don’t have more ceetumer* to*
morrow, I’ll ylv« It op and go away.”
Jurt than a liltla girl «am« along,
loobad op ot him and raid.
"Ate you tba mao that keepe ihta
•tofsTM
’•Yaa" be auawarud. “tills l» my
•loro but It la abut awd looked op
DOW.”
“Wen”Bald tba little girl, “won’t
yoo plaam opou It again and aril mo 1
■ pod of number seventy cotton? All
tba Mores ant Mint ap, and my mamam
want* II to flniili my dma to night, ao
I oan g» aud visit my aanllo to
morrow.”
Tba yt-uttg marohant oould not ra
fuaa the pleading yolea, ao lm unlocked
bla Mora, want In. Ill bla lamp, awd
took bar ais Santa. Bhowvat happily
on bar way home, and tba next day
hrr mother earn* In with two otbar
lad toe, thanked him for bla klodnom
and bought oomo good a, as did tba
otbar ladies also who heard tba atory.
l'brhape they told others, for man
oaMomer* same in, and from that day
bl* «or- woe rannnifab Afterward
ha baoamr rrry rtob. aad uoad to toy,
■'1 owe It aU to that tpuol of auttow.”
But It waa the kladoaaa’ mere titan
tba notion, which woo for btm frtaeda
and auocrto; (or arbo would eat rntbar
buy of a kind, nUaaeet ponou thaw af
oeo who aaamad aaiBab and tomtom af
othara?
ri*« u aaa mu.
Fin Tuaaday aftaraooo daatruyad
ptoparty la tba baart of tba U>wu ta
tba ralua of forty thauaaod dotlara.
Tba laataa apraad rapidly aod threat
eo*d a widespread dhaeter, tba MHo
afforta of tba BrodybUn belay ooMBad
by tba Uak of watar. Wbeo It wetted
that ootblay would atop tba praynaa
ad tba daatraytny abawt a my beery
nda earn op and aoeed the day aod
tba tawo.
aMi>a<«a«iwiaatMt>a.
Balt Lab- City, Utah. A ay. U
Joaaoh B. Nobit, fatbar af tba Brat
ablld bora of a potyyaaaaua uoerrhye
la tba Monaoa <£•&, woo barfed*
Bouallfal, Utah. Tba fuoaral «wrhwa
wata attaadad by thirty of bla obBdtuo,
atybty-r<>ar of bw yraadahUdrao, aad a
■a»bjr “f bla oraal yaadcbWito.
Hr. XoMa had do wltaa. forty-aataa
efctldrea. of whom tbirty-ibrea ara hr
la«, aod 1M yraodaMMrao.
WM viM_
(nd»Btu*l» will aa4
S$£iI!S55
Ma a* J. I. Curry 4b Ua'a., DruyHtotu.
WAim W i*M&
Bw tm>> _«■*!
IbvratUtaM. Jn,ri"
8omo aonrin la repotted to to as
cya< Ottawa loading to tto lallat at tto
tepattoaa at Mk It ia atoorrad with
aotoujehnaat that their-(r~
toowad greet toil ia aU tto way* aad
nnsaa of tto noat Highly efelUndwar*
ten, aad that their aaidlara thawad
Iba a»oat approved valor aad dlaaipllua.
Moreover, ebay wan temperate wad
banana, aad. Hi briaf, thay aanpand
wed with any other Uoopa la tto world.
Oar awn aurpriaa ia tto eaae la non
at this aorpetaa Una at tto aaaaa at it.
Wa bad eastward that tto war totwoaa
tteia* aad Japna tod glvaa tto aatioaa
of Europe a Jam Idea of the Quality of
tto Jaiwaaaa la warfare, aad that tto
natveloM daaainpnaat aad pragma
to that eoaa try to tto --- mltilinnaa
aad la tto HunaaMln bad aitowa aot
tteiantly tto obaraetac at Japaaaaa alv
Utaatioa. Traa, pnupla have have ny
lop that Japaaaaa otvliaatioe n only
■bin deep, n non varaiab imr limed
leabia barbarian. U aa. tto vanlab
anau nnaawnaaly doraUa. It ia
wnrtoi pnaf. It don not woar o0.
Ton eannot, aa a ink, aarateh a Jap
and dad a Tartar.
Tto period tea apatoat the Japaaaaa
**• teawdtertf eawncalag their
roal oivMlanUaa moat to ngariad, It
mna to na.aanaarvtvai of thaaaateat
noa aad oraad totrada of tin dark
"too. Thera la aa oM. old lanoa whion
t£a world baa not fatly loaned,
ttiobord miebt bsva loaned it fiaca
•Mad In. aad Boanpartn from Taao
■tout, nod X rawer from lr*-— U ia
to ba hoped that ooa at tton days it
wlU be learned, aad that wa any wB
opwn to rvalue that—pan the Unman
Emperor—ia or any ba goad ntdhww.
ami tboogh they am imh ObrtaUaM,
aad nay tobunan* to apMoof bavtog
Hllaw akihi aad diagonally aat eyae.
No doubt wa of the 'Vanaatan me an
tto people. Bat wo an aat aan that
Quito ah af chivalry aad vtrtea will
pariah with oa.
***** AM KIM Off AM*MALT.
•MM JMIa pnn TM ——
•UM.
wuuwue Oo>. (Mom nwHmJi.
Dr. A. J. tihafhlrt, proprietor af a
drugstore at Hortli Capital aad H
■traata, Washington. Mad MW N
tba aaphaU pavsmact la front a? Me
pbannaer |WKb; abort* More
DOOfl.
The <n ««a dooa W tba laming
point iu ae*aa aad a half at Inula* after
It waa broken on lha coocivts bp Dr.
SehntblrV It was thru tarued ear,
m a oook dp* a pauesha. aad was
thonMgtalp cooked wHhlu 10 alantoa.
A Utile nrgm wii.i wee emoag tbe
wltneeere of the Ulck naked far the
»g* after it bad goes tba rounds of
notion* bpataadm, a»d a«a It wttb
evident rrllah. A bandied ur safe
essptopra at Iba guvvrttiaaat printing
oOm. wbfob la oIom bp. watebad tbe
pharmacist orenee tbe egg frying aet.
Dr.bebafUrt bad made the *aarrtion
that judging from tba hast registered
bp IbansaoMtan ataodiag la tba aim it
was bet enough to soak an **gee iba
pavement Samvel ft leads who las
panad to bo in hla stare chaffed and
“JotHad" tba doetor far making aaeh a
•oggaatlda, aud dually ba said ba
weald prove to tba doabtera that be
knew what ba area talking about.
A thermometer outside hla store
uodar tba rape at that moment regta
larad 1*0 degree*. The doctor Offered
that tba radiation of Me heat Cram tba
ouaertta, wMck fairly abmad aadsr
<>M 8ol* attenttonk imnt that the
waa near to 180 degrees Accordingly
U*e rape of Iba sea tapped the shad and
lot tba contests fall an tba darp eea
rrata.
Ba bald a watab wkUt lha hat as
phalt ondsmaatH the «*( aad lha aara
Isatlag rape af tba aaa ever its sarfaoa
wst'csss-.a.'ia'crs
have time to res over a large snrfas*
of tbe street, a* at Irst feared hp the
doetor. _
»■!■<■« towtpiapat.
CWcift
A M at to Ml to Win a 40.
JhnMNMbM.x an, bor
nTtoMtldbapt la bapaoatra If
tba wlfa is gfnilw.
t^^doatota aw probably •• rallad
▲ baa lay* dariaf Ux day bat at
alfbt aba baaaxra a rooalar.
A daMar la tba paabat la bettor tboa
to |a .pgatoaiia ai
■ ■Mnn ii vifvvMmb
Tba wbtp say ba road la tba aittxa
rlag.^biH apt la tbajdilUH^rlas^
•tea ttxgr aao tod warp wbaa Ihn
trill. ^
Oaa mob Bay tsaeb aootbar loapaok
but oa Ban oaa laaob tartbar la
tMak.
AdroraHy la tba torad ftlaatobla
Madia Xpert la tba wbaat fro* tba
Ha wbo la ladabt aaatoadaro loaalt
lrot ba laoai tba dlaplaaaara of Ma
arodlior.
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ssyiwr •« jsLitst
Mwftftooagfe to ihaS
HaathaTtflE ftStoto
■atotoia lu LUmSSZ
tbaa«wt of am-'• MM IL
QgtoaaaiWaUfamatoatoto qZa
5^R«I tSa oSfiaaa
arssr srjss'af?:eS
aorthton batCm-M<?haaa£u»
g*frgMiSa>i Sjnfif £
•rt^Utotr.' %Ttayl*Mt!ttat*uln u£
SZZt££&:&£*' **■
Tim wan Hal —r^y-n m that u»m
swiPsisr.asHg:-;
IM» »WM >• «>■« JL<B3t
P1**—^bSbtohajaiiw aSfoaaaot
to traato* waaoh. aha wfU tM to
WMMiwU'tolw^ hSSiaSjtt
Um dwaaaH for «2urtiy aowto« b?
Uaaa wfcti wMeo aha watJcuST**® ,
*• Midd* Kldjatato." of Oalaa afnwr^
a^SrassS^
al all If fba UMuma ha* haaa pia«M
ImMmtdmt Uta aarcaaitdiao ioaCq,
WTuefAa- i«o-!ra
mm.Mia.
Dibit Mona, who baa tern dellamlng
tiBpimn talons 1o iiheyiik ou
sasesisuBums
teMlWii ■( (Mr marking fti
*V P|»W1I, Mrnrc
amMoa to pemib on Urn onn dorim
aartatc honn*.bto tfaetetea nf tS
^2Lir .‘‘A S®
legal right to ir-rmlt eayeaa to toit£
The emet wet brought abate by
aaaa of teoaa who dais to hare Mm
aanoyrd by Mr. Mora*'* shouting.
Be aat at potter b—douartars with
bji ptctuMi.d pl^p|Tu.cked Qoder
e>lulr«i fur'Thow to ’bad wo™*** °*
«se«3ssis
•an,” aald be. “ted i want yon to m
on ay tot"
“l enppoas tea idaa is (bat wa'reM
srsvassisr™'*^-"
.^'SSK3mte£,‘* »
tk* wwr I
wanted It to,” aald Dr. Wearer.
Baaed Bar. J. V. Ha«lw stated m
mo toad fur tea agysaraaeawt tea
atefcaery teaarow aoralag. and ha
waeielagerd.
Tto otber dajr I baaed of a aan ot
&,KiAP¥.0S2.“S*fi
krai tk Ik. wmMwm« Mb * Um
aaawtobto wtte bta without rpmtlat
toblai far aace thee twenty years.
Ate ware wanted la IMudtew
tewdMdeao wheat*grawa tad tbMa
s5S”5as*ta3%ar
**tew agate aatn
teanwaaatada wttbhha tea deeaae
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