The Gastonia
Devoted to the Protection of Home and the Interests of the County.
V^TTxXJL _GASTONIA, X. C„ THU USD AY, SEPTEMBER 13, 10QQ.
ARP FAYORS A WALL.
HE SAYS HORTHERIBR8 HATE THE
SOUTH AHYWAY.
Hrwr> Sunil” *•* In ll-Sw~» mam
Wlo4a MwlS *f Miwn anti SIttrk
l.lit* Miani—an Irr MIL
inilSrpIo Ailaon Ogttnltuilon.
Ws thought, that maybe thn late
New York aod Akron Hot* would even
up things; aod the bou’.h biters op In
Hod’s country would call off the dogs,
bet tbey are still blowing the same old
born. They are hard up. however,
Some Ol the bound* hare Inst the trail,
nnd all are sea lie red aod ttiera la no
keynote to rally them—tbo bugler'*
don’t harmonise; 8om* said that lire
riot In Now Turk was owing to a cor
rupt democratic administration in that
city. The Akrmi horror called for
another solution, aud no* they boast
that they saved tire nigger but if It had
iteao down south be would have bsttu
lynched with Sam How torture*. A
late paper sent ms as* marked copy
says that southern mobocracy baa
aroaaed the Hat and is afleotlng tha
lower classes u;i norllr Just as a cornu,
gloo spreads In unbasltby region*. It
sJI comes from the south, and there Is
uo quarantine to arrest Its pragmas
That’s bsd aod sad. Let's build u
wall.
BUI Mrvuuuj wo mush vuuuuriwiu
negroes not to cross tbe Hoe. It 1*
dangerous. Keep away from 1’aua and
Mew Tort. Stay at home and eultl
Urate our ootton aod oorn and let poll
tloe alooa and you are In oo danger.
Idleness le rour eurae. If I hao my
eray 1 would re-establish tbe old patrol
eytum and make every tramp oegrn
carry a paw ur Uke a whipping. I
would empower tbe town marshals and
Hie country ooaalablea to arrant every
vagabond oo the highway und It he
couldeot give a good account of him
•elf be ahonld be Had up and dressed
down. Wo.old men know that one
good whipping baa more ekect oo a bad
oagro tbao five years oo tbeobalagang.
liven sjhanglng is glory for Ibev are
going Straight to heaven. l.sat (Satur
day night a tramp negro cut tbe alat
from tie bllud of Mr. Cary's liouea and
opened it aod crawled In and stole bla
paternal gold watch and his pocket
hook within three foot of hie head,
while be was sleeping. Mu doubt be
was armed mod would have shot Mr.
t.'ary bad be waked up aod misled.
Tbe negro took a night freight aod was
arrested at Kingetoo, and the watch
waa recovered, but he got away, We
have got to do something with these
tramps. Oar ebalngsogs are full
enough. I repeat It Jim Smith la the
biggest farmer in the state, aod lie says
there la no l.tbor to tbe world equal tj
that of well regulated negroes aod he
koowa.
But tbe spirit of mobocraey la oot
conflued to tha raoa problem up north.
Tbelvnchiog last Saturday at Gillmau
in L'llnola, waa agaloat an old defense
less Wbiu womau—a doc trots who was
suspected of caoitug a young girl's
death t>y malpractice, but who had not
bad a trial, nor bad any lataoilou to
barm tbe erring girl. A sou of *60
disc attacked her boose in tbe night,
aod the defended herself and her home
and killed aod wounded at many aa
the eoukl. They mortally wounded
her aod burned ber house. Wbal kind
of a civilization Ig that t Why dident
they bunt op the mao who ruined the
girt ? Our civilization down sooth
has always protected women, no mat
ter what they did. We wlU not bang
them for murder, for old Mrs. Noblee
was sent to tbe dialogic*. Our wo
man must bare protoctlouf rom white
brutes aod black Sends, and we would
Iiaverejoleed ir somebody bad given tmu
scoundrel. Dr. Wilkeraon who ran
away with hla wife’s atalar. a hundred
la shea before bo waa turned loose la
Atlanta. That waa a good oa*« (or a
little mob law. If the lew could riot
reach him tbe laah would, foor help
less pitiful woman 1 How you bav* to
seder in allanoe and live and die with
yoer wrong* unavenged. Bow many
Hearts are breaking now because or a
has band’s tyranny or hts taUhlreenaaa
, to blamarriage vow*. For bar ehll
drfn’a sake aba keeps alleot aud burtea
liar eecrat In bar bueom. I know corse
melt Wbo made fame while llelag. and
on wbo** mooumaatu f at soar epitaphs
are eblatod wbo diagrmeed mod dishonor
ed the name of buabeud. 1 know some
who are not dead wbo art doing (be asm*
Uilng now. A woman ehaload to an
unprincipled men I* tbe moat balplaaa
creature upon earth. Pramethloa,
booodto to* rock and tbe eagles eating
• bla heart, waa not worse off. Blaek
atone eaya Users 1* no wrong but has a
remedy. lie was miaukan. Woman
have a tkonaand wrongs that ar* reme
diless What kind of remedy is dleorna
' or separation or alimony T tt le tbe
heart that le broken. It la love and
honor that woman waata, sad that waa
promised bar at th* altar. It, aa a leal
resort, aba leaves him. be strata around
and claim* the obi id mu. “Tbe obll
drno are mine,” he says Tbe ossa
wbo eaya tbta 1* a oonoelted fool, la
tbt first plaoa b* doe* not know for
cortala that he la their father, and If
ha la, ba mads noaaorHie* to bean. lAII
tba Under oar* and ouraieg sod night
watching sod generally all tba prayers
for toair aaroty aua gooa eoauoot are
barf, white ha te at bte baak or atora or
oAaa or ahop or aayba at bte elub
or tell lard uGte. Tbara waa a tloaa
wlMD tha Wlfa waa tha hoabaad’a aim
according to tha law. aad tha children
««ra hla proywrif. and It la bard to
aradtoata that Idaa fiowi aama man'a
aalsda la oar day. Woman bma bean
oalted tba trnakar faaaela. and man
tba terda of creation an long that
It wool obtttarata. dir I* ba earaful
in whom yea chain yauraalf for lift.
Uaitar aaw or ba a ahoy girl ar a typa
wrliar or a aehool taaahar or Ue« with
kladrad or frteotfa and do boumwort
ibaa taka aoyrlaka. Marry a young man
wba baa good prfaetytea aad good Hate
Itaaod not maab mooay. Tba tera of
bo ary la aUll I bo aama old eorar. aad
moat of tba young man waat to make
- It by abort euta and dmboaral proa' loaa.
• •0*1 money, gat It honaatly if tbau
canal, bat at all events get money,” La
atilt tbalr motto. The a agar, grasping
pursuit of money li Use curse of this
age and generation. Huntington la
dead, and left hta minima behind, and
lila boast waa that all man ware pur
chase bie, anil whan It waa to bla Inlet*
set be bought them, whether they were
legislator* or enagreeameo, or judge*
of the courts. He spent millions that
way.
Some of our oBlcs seekers are doing
the saivu tiling «>u n small »c*I*—
buying votes—yes buytua negro
rule* The white primarlm dident
nominate them and they have re
jigged and rsniggered. A litllo whisky
and e few dollar* will secura the dar
kles and tbs fear la that tba white pri
maries will prove a failure. There are
mea running for oDle* as Independents
wbo rely mainly on tbe negro vote and
can’t be elected without it. Such men
ought to have the contempt of every
good citizen. They ought to bare con
tempt for themselves, and 1 reckon they
do so. Tbe negro who soli* hi* vote 1*
unt half at depraved aa Uio white man
who buys It. But wa will know by
waiting* and if tbe primary prove* a
failure, thrn let ua have the Hardwick
bill or something bolter, mid may the
Lord protect ua from unprincipled
office seekers.
▼Hr Billionaire.
Omt Otiuruti riper.
The Uoatoo Herald, spanking of the
immense fortune! nf tha rich ineu of
this couotry, aaya:
“It la not easy to tlx dedollely tha
amount of the wealth of tha very rich
men of tlfia oounliy; but one of our
Wrelein cotilemporarlea haa under
taken to nppr.'Tlmate It in the casa of
Mr. John D. Rockefeller. It pronuuu
oee him tha Out oapltallat who haa
arrived at tha distinction of owlox a
billion dollar* In money values The
St. Tools Poet-Dispatch reaches this
coodualau by ettlaiallug that Mr.
Uoekefeller haa an Income wlilefa la 3
roantofaeipttal of $1,600,000,000.
la rather dizzying to eon template
this fortune lu the baud* at one man,
and still more so to speculate on tha,
additions which II I* possible, to Mr. ]
Rockefeller's Ufa, to make to it. The
advocates of an icon me tax Hod argil
manta lo ■ prelacies of this character,
and thoas who favor an Inharttsnoe
tax also are not without ammunition
for their project. Theea great for
tune* are naturally divided at death,
In moat Inatanea*. even If Ihosa who
bold them do not distribute their
wealth in pohiio benefactions.’’
The time was, lo the recollection of
men now living, whan a mao who had
ao Income of a few thousand* waa
couaidervd rich- How a millionaire la
nothing onoommiko; and we are told
that the “billionaire’’ is a* good ta
here. In the New York World, some
weake ago. the following estimate of
the annual Income* of Amerlon'a rich
est men were giveu:
John D. Rockefeller.$66,000,000
Andrew Carnegie. 36.987,600
Senator W. D. Clark, Moo.. 10,000 000
William Waldorf A*tor ... 6,760,000
Comalloa Vanderbilt Batata 0,896,000
William Rooke(ei!«r. 5,000.000
Marsha) Fields. 5.000.000
John Jacob Aator. 4,500,000
J. B. Haggle, Montana.. . 4,900.000
P. D. Armour. 3.000,000
Clans dpreekela. 3,000,000
Jobo H. Flagler. 3,000,000
J. Plerpoot Morgan. 8,000,000
H. M. Flagler. 9,600,000
Jamas J. llill. 3.000,000
C. P. Huntington. 1,760,000
George Uould. 1,600,000
John D. Aobbotd. 1,960,000
W. D. Sloaoe.. . 1,300,000
Baasel 8*r*. 1,000,000
l>. O. MIUi. 1,000.000
in the at CM iaaoa Uie World gay*
the followlag itemized aatitnule of
Andrew Carnegie’» Income:
Carry* la's wealth.#106,290,000
HI* lucome. rati mated by
Vriok In proSu of Htaail
Company. 24,900,000
I tioome from other ton rots 1,800,000
Tout income..#90,000,000
Carnegie's Income per mo.,f 2,1QA,66Q
Ineome per week. 800,000
Income per day (teolodlog
Sunday)., 71.498
Inoome per hour (day end
night). 9.076
Income per minute. 60
Neatly one dollar for every clock
lick I
Wa bare reached a Uaoa when mm
are ptllog up treasure to an ewtent
which m certainly phenomenal. Aod
they go further. They take their inll
lloos and heap them together lo a
trust, a union, a combine, to oootrol
aome oertelo commodity; aod bating
gained oootrol of It. they raise ihe
price, and thus wrtog rrum the pockets
of the uoor a few more million*, to
'•rust,'’ because taken from simulation
among Uie people.
The massing of wealth constitutes e
marked fuMlrosnt of lbs words of
James: “Your gold and silver tacan
kered; and the rust of them shall ba a
wltnass against you, and (ball eat
your hash aa It were Ore. Ye bar*
heaped treasure together for the last
day**' (Jaaose 9 :3); or, as tb* Revised
Verston renders It, -*10 the last Jaya ”
A Tlwuut Tui*aa
Could oot tiyrta the raptura of
Aaola B. Hprlopar, of U3S Howard
At., Pblladalnhta, P».. wtwn aba fonnd
that Dr. Klagt Naw D*aooT«n for
Oooaawptton had oomplataly rural liar
Of a hacking aoogh that for many yaart
had ooada bar Ufa a burdan. All other
ramadlaa nod doctor* ooald glvr bar
BO balp, but aha aaya of tbit lloyai
Cura— Mt anon raa*orad tha pain In
my ehaat aad I can aaw alaap aoaodly.
aomatbtng I eae aaaraaly rnaumbrr
doing hafora. I faal Ilka aouodlag lu
pralara Uirojghoul tha Uniraraa." Mo
will nrary aaa who trlaa Dr. King**
Jfnw Dlaoorary far any trouMa af ua
Throat. CbMt or I<anga. PrtraVtaand
•1. Trial botitaa fra? at J. B. Carry
aad Oompaay*a Drug Btora-. arary bo*
tta guaraataad.
ricrava tiibrkcilmk.
Xllflr«b« Dt«lrt|lNf Dnypi TibmAirmI
TftrvfiRli PiUlfBiHi rtoemi am* Laijpi
By KlMlrM CMrrml.
tfelto Cor. How Toe* Tribune.
Tit* medical faculty of Fail* la devo
ting cooaldarabia attention to a oaw
aura for luharculonte through ilia Irene
foaton of microbe destroy log drag* by
meaua of i-bvttrlo currents pawed
tbroogb tbe pith'iif* cbsrt and luugt.
Tbe dmoovery of tbe treatment which
baa been submitted to severe teats at
Paris and Bordeaux during the last
four years it attributed to 14. Francis
cue Crutte. of Parts, and ^exhaustive
reports on tue results of thaw eapnrl
menta were read before the Interna
tional Medieal Congress last weak by
Ur. Bert beau, medical delegate to
the congress from tho city of Paris, and
by Or. Duo.ttsu, delegate to tbe coo
greet by Dr. Labadle. who ntteoded
the cungreet us a delegate nf the Medl
oo-Legal HoctKy of \*w York.
Tbe conclusion of Urn three reports
are emphatically In favor of tbe new
treatment and this view U shared by
Vlichow, of Berlin, nod by.Ur. Brouar
del, of Paris, wbo uredlot that tba
treatment la likely to receive the sanc
tion of tbe medieal faculties of Peril
and Berlin for ndoptloa In the publlo
hospitals of those cllise.
mo ran* physicians oouskmi that
Mr. (Jrotle's diseovery msy base far
reaching oonacqnancsa, for It ensbtsa
extremely powerful antiseptic* to be
Introduced tolu lb* human system and
permeate tbe tissue* end even lhabouea
so that tbe baeill may be klllad with
out Injury to the patient, which wuuld
result if lbs same drug* were absorbed
In tbe atooiaob by other meant hither
to rmployrd Itaa aunylnaad t»*a phyai
olaua bar* that n aolutloo of tbe for mol
known as formaldehyde, oooUlnlog
lode and maroury, ti absolutely fatal
to beclll of tuberculosis. ev«:i whan ap
plied In the farm ot vapor. This ex
ceedingly powerful aollaeptto cannot
wllboat great daugat be lagan through
tbe stomaeli. »odlti*r*porU SO bail led
ted to the Medical ooarrets pj Dr*.
Itertbaaii. Ducamp and Labadla show
that by statlo electricity the vapor of
formaldehyde has been transfused Into
the tiasuas of the cheat and of the loop
thereby destroying tba badll of luber
ouloal* and preventing reproduction In
their tcbeaof cultivation.
Hlooa M. Crotu. oum® on lasted the
theory of hit discovery to tbf Ifrenoh
seedsajy ot Science to 1MM 800
luberculosts patients to Pninos have
bean trusted by this method, and BOO of
these have beta compl.-tely cured. The
number of pel tents whose treatment
baa bean art forth in “eUnleal" detail
by the reporting phyatelaoa and sub
mitted to kb* congress It 34 Of these
ten were roportad cry Oy. Uerthseu. U
by Dr. Due.imp sod 41 by Or. Labadla.
AH the cases known to bev* been
treated by the new method era divided
Into three categories; first pet lent* wbo
are In tbe Am akage of tuberculosis;
second, Uross wbo have reached the
the second stags, and third, those
where the progress of th* disease is so
•dvunead that under ordinary tlrtum
auncas they would be conaldered In
ourabte. Tbe statistic) submitted to
th* oongreaa abow that tbe proportion
Of oorea obtained by tba tranafuaiuo
method applied to patients of lb* Qrst
natatory waa I0u par cent, Th* per
centage of cures of patients of the
aeoond category waa 73 P*r cent, and
tba proportion of enraa in ilia third
category of 90 par cunt. Thais result*
are nontldarad highly latlsfaatory, sad
have made a decided impression on lire
leading phyttciana In Perl*, and
especially upon those wbo maba a
• specialty of tobereuioeie
Elaborate experiment* bare been
made with guinea pica and rabbit* to
pcoye the exact Quantities of formalde
hyde transmitted to tba llaaue of the
lung* by tho application or Ui* aleetrlo
eorrrula, and also to sbow How tli# In
tonally of the traoafnaloo ooo bo reco
la tad. The method of treatment la
■Impla. Tbe p-itient is plaoed In an
Isolated obalr or the atotie machine
and towel* aal Jrated will) a aolntloo of
of formaldehyde are applied to the
obeat and tho baof The solution
varlra In atroogtli from X to 10 per ocnl
aocordinf to the degree of the disease
aod teoordloB to tba patient's ooo all
VuUon and temparament. Tbe 01
bhioe la thru started and a earrent
wltb rffiuria or with apaika, or with
both Is passed through tba lungs.
While this la goiag oq lire patient In
haln tbe foraoaldehyde wltb eleotrio
rfflurla Obtained by plaeiug a saturated
apoega Id contact with ore of the poles
of the instrument.
n»la< «• m* Charter Hasp.
A spvalsl to the Rvaning Journal
from 1’oughkeepete, N. Y., any* :
“In Jail foe vagneooy la thlg city la a
tramp who alarUad u>a llaoordar’i
Court today by atoutly assorting that
lia la Cfasrley Rom who was kidnapped
from hl( parent* at Philadelphia near
ly 85 yaan ago—aa areot whloh baa
always l*ea of oaUooai Interaat.
“The mao (ell* a atory whloh so
oordi lo ovrry detail with tha accepted
•lory of the kidnapping of your* Roe*,
■ad prodacea doen mania In ten dad to
Substantiate hla amertloa. lie haa
aaaured lb* police that a man liras In
Hew York who can prove that what ha
aaygala iroe Chief-of Pol Ion McCabe
haa rrguvetsd the Haw York police to
lnveatigats the atory.
“Roaa aejra that ho baa boon tramp
ing aliont the oouatry witboot money
or work. He oarilee wltb him a pto
tara<>f young Rose When last hater
lha kidnapping oocursd There la a
atroag atmflUilljr bataraen tba photo
graph end Ilia tramp's taoe. Rom does
aot explain* why ha did ovt I’ong
ago clear up lha faaaoae mystery."
The iysaUwaraOMt
I* envied bran peordyapaptlaa whoa*
Stomach and Liver are owt of order.
All anoli should know that Dr. King’s
New Ufa PIDe. llm woodenuI stomach
• ad Liver Hamad/, llvaa a splendid
appetite, aaend digest[oa sad a regain
bodily habit that Inaaarm perfect bmltb
and great aoergy. OalyBBe.atJ. R.
Curry A On’s, drug Mora.
WILL Til HUM ■■ TUtT
Tk*lr Iwrlafi Nlageeea Ihe Mwll
•r SlwliH.
jN. Louie l.i9wkUo.
It Bryan and Ktcveaaou are » tooted
in Nora unbar, Jemee Howard will mar
ry Mary Johusou: If McKinley la circ
led he will-Wall he baa pm® lead
that hi will not.
Howard Is eD-imocial. IIla fallurr.
and bis faUwr’a father bank Ur the
time of Thorns* Jefferson wen Deuu
crata, and voted for all the Democratic
candidates from Jefferson on down the
line in the good old 8ieu> of Virginia.
Tlioae of them who were living fought
tor the Soother* Coafederaey and
'wbm yonng Howard moved out West,
and settled near Santa Pa, N. bo
took all bla Democratic Ualnlogwllh
him. He supported Bryau ardently la
18U8, and was a daiagata to the Kama*
City oonveoLloo last July.
J • U. Johnson, the fattier of the girl
in the ease, la a Itepubltovo. Ue aer*
no good In Brynn or any otlwr Demo
crat, and declares, wllbllooeeveic, Umt
all Democrats are—or words to that
offset. Ho is a wealthy reach owi.er,
and to aa stubborn aa any of Ida Now
BogUod ancestors over were. HI*
daughter to the beauty of tbs neighbor
hood—aud aba and Howard have been
In love for some months.
Uld au Jobueou ni very friendly
to Howard uotU recently. Then 11m
old loan and tha young nan got Into
an argonaut orrr politics. Tha falbor
declared tbat Bryan vu a demagogue
nod a eopperhoad aud an alarmist, aud
that lili election would ba the ruin of
the c motry. Ibe lover Instated IhatMc
Kmiry was wholly in tha fcaodr of
Haoua and the trusts, and that hie re
election would mesa a death Wow u>
the Declaration of tudapendcnoe aad
tba oanverafiHi of llte United SUVea In
to a practical monarchy. The sore
they argued ilia more angry they be
04me and pretestly tba uld man or
dered Uio young man from Uia bouaa.
liowird went—and Miry want with
him for a quarter of a mile down the
road Mary wept and told James lira
know her father bad (polled It all and
that they coaid never be married.
JsuuM grttUd hie teeth end declared
tbat the uld man waa a-. At
any rate he was mistaken, end be
would be-. At least, be would
never deny hie faith.
Then Jamas kissed Mary aad Mary
started bsok to her father's bourn.
The old man was watting for her no
ttm porch He was mil aogry. lie
shouted to tier at she got to ibe gate,
aod ordered bat to outne to him Imme
diately. She oame, with swollen eyes
aod head bowed down.
“let one tall you miss,” he sputter
ed, this thing of you walking down Uia
road with a aimed Dem writ has got
to stop. 1 don't waut to aaa him
around here any more aod I don’t
want to catch you with him anywhere.
He's a traitor—a—a—a Democrat, by
goeh, end I won’t have anything |-i do
wtth him, and yoc abaot either. If l
aver catch him here or you with him.
I’ll—111-”
And the old mm sputtered himself
into the bouse.
Mary was in despair. She loves her
father wtth all tha love that a daughter
hiu for her rough sire out there on the
big ranch, where there are few other
companions. He was old she knew aid
perhaps be had but a f.'w more years
to live. And he fuul alwavi been good
to bar.
But H meant so muoh for li«r to give
James up 1
There wa* not ouch ehtace of her
father relenting the know; hut after a
long while which the spent then oo
the front poroli. looking out over the
darkened plaint with burning eyes, sod
now and then sobbing the decided that
•he wonld obey her father for a time
anyhow.
And she did. It whs a hardUtk;
the days without Janet were long, and
dreary. Bbe went about her house
hold duties with a heavy heart, and
rrqoeoUy her father tew traces of
teere In her eyes. He triad to argue
with her; ehe'.arould give him no answer
hot at .toon at possible would ittal
away to her roots, throw hersslf acr.es
her bed sod give way to a torrent of
barm.
The Old man became perplexed.
Mary had always base obedient bat he
could uot help teeing that he was run
ning a risk of being disobeyed at
long as bis order of expulsion
against James Howard was in fores.
He thought It over many a Hiss at ha
rods over hit ranch or sat alone with
hit pipe. And at last ha decided bs
would let James oome to the bouse
on os in n while.
'‘But I went you to uodsnteud that
there It to be so damned foolishness he
msttervd at Mary, when be toM her
of hledeoiston. “He eta oome te tee
you, but I don’t want say spooning
aroaod- -not between mv daathiar
and • Democrat."
It waa no* loaf after Mary bad told
Jamas of tba race Indie* of bar father’»
order of expalatoa bafor* tba yoaa*
nan waa at bar boat*. Ths oM mo
treated him cordially—but tba eutyrat
of polities was oarefotly aroltad.
Tblufs want alone rary smoothly
for a lima, bat ooa afternoon whllstbo
party wart sitting under Uia traaa la
front of the bouts, Janas Inadvertant
ly apoteef “tfunts " Tba old mo
flared up Inataotly.
•' Young man,” ha thundered
want you to uodaraUad that tba Be
publloan party la not In faror nf 'treat'
aa you oull them I”
——— Aod tbeergamaal waa an. ft
ra«a4 aloag alt the lines of pomioal
diaeuaatoo and peroonaJ abase. Mary
triad tn ahanga lha sutyeet, bat her
puolfylof words only lacreaeed tba In
teoalty of tba ergo merit.
"MeXiatojr wIB ba alaatad I" tbur
darad tba M asm. "Ha roast b» I
Tba honor of lha ooaatry la at state:"
'Tba honor of lha ooaatry has id
rsady bora sttorid at ovation to Lb*
highest bidder,,' retorted tba yean*
mo, aad tba American people know
that tba Jowly way to stop the unholy
mla to to atom Bryaa I”
•Tba? will, will they P’ anoarad tba
o“L«»n. “Jolt a bool Ilka they did b
IBM."
"Bryan will bo olanud-IM ataki
ay lire <m It!" retorted /sines. "Tbt
country I* alarsitd at the pooolbUUj
of I ta portal lam—i possibility Mat tka
truateaod tbo reeksn altar dishonest
Kolao aio Baking greater tvary day I"
a BOBMt W*° w*,#*,,lto***J qolae tm
"Look at tba artsy of aommerelal
In*voteri that are ter Bryan.” con tin
u»d Jam at. "Where wore thoy la«t
ymr f Employed aad ibooting for
McKinley, Where are thay this year ?
Thrown out of siaploymoDt liy Um
Rauna- MoKlolay-Trout policy and
working like boarera tor Bryan. I Ian
you Bryan la bound to win I"
Tbo old moo ground tbo armi of bin
big obalr and half arooe.
“What will you bet oo that »» bo
aakoii.
"Anything I bare or expect to have"
qnlckly replied iba you no nun.
The old man roea olaar from the
Obalr, and raised Ills ana, with tit* In
dex Huger poived at Jaaoea.
‘Look bare young man" Im said,
"ini tasks job a wager. Built Boat
ba lo good faith. Too bare beau wor
rying tbs life out of a»a about Mary.
Too and aba bare been cask leg a
precious sat of fools of you reify re
with your lououliig and noo-aao e*aa_
»na sii tuet sort of thing. I'm tired
of It.” I don't want ton for aaoo-la
l»w;yoo nra not my kUd. Uatllltdl
yon wbal I'JI do: If Bryan ta elected.
tou can marry her. and 111 make the
best of It ”
'-Agreed 1” orted Jamie.
"Hold on. you haven't put ap your
end of tba bet,” the eld man cautioned
"yoar stake Is a pro atlas that It Bryan
ta not elected you will not make aay
further effort to tea Mary or base aay
thing ta do with her. What do yog
aay f”
"I* ••»’» fair," (aid Janasa, narynam
"Why Isn't it t Vos aay llryan will
orrtalalf Im elected-, wliat elutnoa you
lose f If you believed wbal y»u aay,
you wouldn't heeiute.”
"i balUvs what I have aald I be
llaved" holly retorted lbs young m-m,
‘•but-••
"Well t”
"I accept the bet I" abuuled James,
«s lie sprang from bis chair nod stood
erect bsfora tbo fatbsr of tbe girl he
Weed.
A ud that Is bow tbo bet o«aw to be
mad*. leave knows that aay work
ha can do will hardly allset the reeutt.
Mary considers that part of Mew Mrs
*oo tbe key to the whole presidential
aleet|on. She la eleotluoaerlog With
nU bar might, and baa already secured
the promises of s number of young
sun of Bspublloso I do 11 nations to vote
"her way.” Jamas says be is ears of
wionlog; Mr. Johnson has Imd lime
to redact ou tlw wager.
And the neighbors are wonder lug if
Mr. Johnson doesn't consider it pretty
oertala that he will toes, even If Im
should win. For it It agreed wagers
ais not legal coo tracts and there l* no
punishment the violation of one.
uj-L—am=HB*-r
roirrno a Ul'g.
la Wbn* tlmmum II Kay ■> »M«
wiikoai TiaUritu Law,
Uabluoro dun,
The aoUnn of Just lee Poe last Friday
lo fining Jacob Keu. * Lexington
•treet Jeweler, for pointing a gnu at
Harry N- Abater umblo a lawyer, who
refused to leave Mr. Kali's store wbeo
ordered to do SO. bee raised tbe ques
tion of the rights of gtunkeereia in
■oob caeca. Mr Kali was foood guilty
of assaalt by the justice and was fiord
MS and costa.
Upon tbs basis of question* pro
pounded by a subscriber of the Boo tbs
law of the oaas is explained . ■ follows
by William (!. Bcllt, a former deputy
state's attorney of Ball I mors ■
"Foisting e loaded con or pistol at
another la a threatening maeoer ta aa
esaeult, an assault, and It Is tmmatm
Hal that tire parson go aging tbe gua
did uot actually know that It was faed
ad. Bo also If the verson assaulted had
reasonable cause lo belle re that It wen
loaded it Is to assault, though It wu
uot loaded.
"II ear one enters Uw boras of an
other tad makes bliaaslf offensive he
eaa bn ejected by force, but Uw degree
of force meal be reasonably. The
question of Uw raseonnbtoosw of f.uoe
used is governed by the (beta of Us
particular coos
"A Police mas, by virtue of bio oflee,
and without warrant, bans right to en
ter any house, tbe door of whteb le un
fastened, or when Inritad to do e» by
the mantes thereof. In wbloh Uw*s it
solas amounting to a brsaeb of pence,
and to arrest any person disturbing Uw
peace there In hla prseeeae :
"There is a distinction to bn drawn
between Me rights of n master le his
bows and Me rights In n pa bile store.
In the letter ease there Is an Implied
InrttaUon to I be geoeiel (Mbits to oowe
lo sad a person entering snob aa es
tablish meat bee greeter privileges, and
ocaeeqeeutiy, tbe master leer righto.
Heoee be la eompelled ta act with
greetor discretion ta dealing with no
welcome Intruders.- If A orders B to
•tew* At store at the point of a ptetdl
asd B refuses U ga wboraepow A
•horde and kills U, A. la galtty of war
der. *’
*»»«< lb* Weave.
A eiartltay lute drat, of which Mr.
Jolm (Mirer of PMIadalfMa, rath
euWJrct. la aarratad by hlra aa follow*:
*‘t waalaanoet dreadful modulo*.
Myakia weaalaoat yeOow tya* aaak
la, taagaa ooatad. twin rontloually la
Itaek and etdaa. oo epjaUta-tradraMy
irawlof w**kra day by day. Three
phyetcteM bad ytra* tea op Porta*
elely, a frtead *4 dead try lay ' Steed rle
Bitten:’ aad to m yraat lay aad nr
rate*, the drat twUteraadaa deatded
lapcoraaettl. I rooUaaad Ibatr aai
far tbrea ran, aad mb bow a wal
■an. I ke*w they eared ay Ufa, aad
raltbad U«a frara of aaotbrr »t«Uea.»
Vo one abaald felt to try Utaa. Oeli
so won y botUa at J. I. Oarry i
«. UnH* Giotw Dnucnt,
An Muring laaMaot, In HUM a
wW*i *!**.'* MMk mm and a
sew batUgarad, occurred la tba wait,
lag i»oa at wnloa atetlon lari night
J «•
«rid will* la Mid out-booed pat
stagers mod aaata ta tba waiting raM
wara at a prtailM.
Tba oolorad woauu, lariiUy --f|
and waiting with a trif-aot triad air.
eotwad. Spying twa vaoaot aaata Is
oaa earner, aba started toward tbam,,
•at dawa fa oaa and pUaad a agate
board boa oooUlalug a bat, tor tba
purpose of wbiob aba bad tnreied to
town, oa tba otbar. A tow Mlawtae
later a beodaoaely tmad wbtta wo
raaa ratarad tba atellea. Oar eyee
WMdared la tba dbeeUoe of thaaulorad
wouan aad Ml upoa Um aaat acconlad
by tba baadbax and In owner. Wfaae
tba rraohed tba aaat aba loabad at tba
bandbox and tbaa Inquiringly at tba
woman. Tba latter paid aa aUeottim
to byroad aba ^flaaljy pototod ta tba
waa haro.^ Tba triter prided *"n Um
*• Win i*. cuter
wfiwid, aa/lag M*kt4|iMw a>oeh
fare aa tba white «wm aad did ant
intend to oat bar hat m the door or
bold H la bar lap. A wrathfal^M,
daatied late tba mm of tbo wkitoj
aranaa. She looted (ha woaaaa erer
for » tootaaal aad (too taraad as
U>M«h to walh away, bat lnataad
dramd Mawalr Into tba aaat aa
whioU waa tba bandbox. It au on* of
tbaaalaor wayaaf sitting daws, where
tba entire weight of the body la (brows
la. The woaua sea aa* a lightweight,
and aa she eat down (ban waa a Up.
|Mag of paataboard and a crunetting of
H*m». ted Beware, loot tad faarltav*.
Tba owaar af tba baadboa let oat a
yell wbiab anoaaad arery oaa la tba
Halloo aad paabad tba white tits a a
wit of tba aaat. Bot aba waa too tote.
The gorgan oa bat aaa eretoed aB aat
or to apt.
i Tba oolorad woman'* aoraaio attraou
tba polio*. bot when liter laaraod
what oaaaed tbo trouble tbey tank bo
Hettoo. Tba bat eraabar refuted to
gira her oataa or addxaaa and tbo ooh
orod woman was ao angry that abo waa
osable to artiaalata distinctly.
«*■■■» BrfM.
All tba om«n« aad auperatltloua
winab bear uo tba piaaaut oampetgo
augur tba election of Bryan. There
are arrant of Utcaa which by thajr ooa
•Uut verlOoetlon have coma to exar
elaa a peculiar Influence oa the poblie
mlud.
Wheorrar iba eatoa oaudidatea tjt
Piaaldeot liava confronted each other
lo eaoeraatva P.ealdentui election* tba
lour lu tba llrat liiateMe woo to Iba
■Moad. Tbooaaa Jrgvraoc warn defeated I
to I7M by John Adamai lo 1000 Jeffar
•OB waa elected orar Adam*. lo 18M
Andrew Jaekaeo waa beaten by Job*
Qoloey Adam; lo UU8 Jaekeoa
defeated A da cm la UU Kanla
Van Borao waa elected over William
Ilcnry Harrlaon; In 1040 Barrlaon dm
footed Van Borao. Ia 1008 Cleve
land waa defeated by Benjamin Ham
rlaoa; lo 1890 Cleveland tented the
table* a* Harrlaoo.
Another auperatlUun that been on
tba penaant oanvam la Utat Haw York
awloira from aide to aid* In mrniaalu
PraaldeotUl alerclon*. a* tba Btete
went for IfeXlnhr la 1890 Itahokld go
lor Bryan la 1800 Haw York govern
WrM1' KwwbMean. lu
iSTailwTUdao, Demoo rat, lo 1870;
ft* OarOeM, Bapublleau, lo UNO; tor
CtaveiaiM. Damoerat. in 1084; tor
Harrlaon. BepabUoau. hi 1800, tor
Clavataml, Damoerat, la 1888; far
McKinley, UepubUoan, to 18WT It to
Brvau'a tarn lo 1000.
Indiana baa kept * awing
maabroneoe with Haw York1* tor tba
kat three quartan of a eaotery, rcton
Democrat or Republican aa Haw Ya«
want DemoemUe or Bapeboett. It
■ode no dHtaaoaa In tba awing of
tba Htate* that their favorite tom warn
ap far atom to*. Haw York want
■gal-ml Cleveland to 1000 and Indian*
agaloet Harriauu In 1808. Thta la
Bryaa'a guar to carry Indiana.
vwnout uwgfTvr.
Tho Bultif World mmu that
Amrtoa* raUvay*. ata rate, got ao
profit oat of tbotr r-nr Tmiloin
rocnta? r*U*i?»i'oiiiirT<fia^i|l|<|tor **
to th* public, oraot no a gnat may
of Uo panto gn tralao with taa low1
ponoagon ta pay tho ootaai irola as
poooto. It Boot nab* aaoogh profit
oa IU bottar potroolnd troloo ta nafea
ap for tfalo loo* oofi loan a narala of
profit btildtl, iIm Its MMgn Inito
oaaaatbeootfiiaboaa aooUofaotorybaota
Tot tog th* Uattad (tutor oo a whola,
oaty a Hula our oco-eru «4 Uw total
tbOMPtoaginlrST Mouwiiiiooiallio
y&anrSaT r*Nw*^ iSan [u*0<mm£
4acting tbotr panoagartraflU atalooa,
a brio otharo an mealy gayiag as
poaoeo aafi fiortrlag aa profit pro
pan tooato to tho latnauooal aafi ul
am of booloonioaa. Tbit ta oortaia
ar«“.i^rv.;,'S3c:
th* World thtakr, an ttoUobio lita
oroaoo tha Tolom ottnfitaor lofiaar
rspooooo. la “both tfeooa
It afifio.’tfaak I* nan Ibr
wort.*' Aataormi afn
hardly oorro. It f plolael
that aoaM tanfi tanfiaoo tho oo lam
of tnul._ .
«L*>cTiiiomr xmrbct r no* coal
• la m latmlia Sg
tateraa.MM.te
~^r«a
Uata( tte _ _ __
ST-SmSS aTtoj^Trtpn"^otthat
to wteToaul ml to t7^Jg "glricilr
Into atoctrtoUy. Ite«M«MwW «omr.
aad Umb m wit m tea
la feat Car* — torn. Wa aapt DO
par cent of tte tSeieocT uf a 4rua.
agaioat 0 or 10 pw cent of an mgin - >*
“wwmwwiif rmclt*.
TUi *w teUcaa’a 4imb i* Mgr
Hto rtoton Maau to bar* '
raaUly- ScttoagataoB Fraaauaaato
corary. that atoaUtoUy aboald ha aaa
rayte by wtoea. will bate amto»
raaobtag laiateri than thto. Tba
ssjusi-sasrsAas
Printa etoeuto Lighting pi*uu to b»
taatatataed^iajbaaaaa with hat mall
■tor* oanaat la *"**** **,
bUaa ritboai tte_.
of carrying (haw to a
plmt
Ttelaraattoa too**
bar* teas Uhoriag i ___
Etoetitoai tagtaears ary that tte ae»
ebiaa now eefl«*«d will aiki tba
practical oae of alaatrtoltr eoara wtft.
agraad than tea tea* a tee lag by *ay
prartoaegarcfaymal of thto aayatact
oua forea.
IKYZXTIDX B aniFUL
la Um new amuftaaMot a iM».
portable aud tarzpenatve bkMm m to
Uka Um piece of tbe dynamo. An ott.
Move la to snppUut Um kwa eaekm.
TIm wa ouaatracUoa of t*o bow
■aowa to-day to a bum cU*elo Kdlaoe,
and to *hom had bate rntaMlM
method of oouettuethm aad r r ituu
of Um Invention.
The principle of Um mash toe tathn
Yen aimpie wo that eotd ooatraeti
Uila ataoblM a aomhtaallna of aiui
a eomWaatloo the raaalk of years
of etudy and expcrimeul—Ls to bo heal
sdbjjntsman itew,
* D^o ss *£££
ass5Bsr,i2-T1?u ** *
The machine U amaU. It uu la
carried aboot la aa antomohUs. ta
eta be nyoitnl kb a small eMutnf
bare or to any other ocoYoatoak ptoan?
Wbenerer It to desired to /m Derate a
eomol or ataie a battery, all that vtU
bare to be doao vQI l« U M«bt Um>
email store, aed the maeblao #Ut bo
ftn work.
Scar etoce electricity bngaa to fa*
■oocreBy seed the itpim of riinhnei
aad operatioa of a otaaea aaaUd aad
dyaetao hoi banad Ik from the aae of
—r «m "
reuta to the paklio _ '
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