The Gastonia
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VOL. XXIII. _GASTONIA, N. C„ THURSDAY, MARCH 27,
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TUI II* nil aCMIDT MIL
tl* l«Mn m It fiwul tba
Vo»*t«c mxnUm.Bt"n,T
Tba ahlp subsidy bill, aa passed by
th* senate, ia divided iota two parts.
Tba Brat rater* la oasao mall vobaldlva
and author laaa, until July 1, 1010, eou
traeta tor carrying tb* mall* for taraoa
of truss 6 to At lean year* botwean tba
Ualtrd Stataa sod each port* as will
bast serve tb* postal and commercial
Interests of the United States, the con
tracts to go to tb* lowaet rrapoaaibl*
bidder aad to expire In 1810, Tba
itaaraahlpa carrying malls ara to ba
elaaatOad aooordlBg to toosge and
spaed aad pay from 1 07- cent* to 97-10
easts par ragiatarad ton for aaob 100
■Ilea on tb* outward trip and ara to b*
accepted and suitable for auxiliary
maters la eras of war. A certain
proportion of tbalr craws ara to be
Amariaaa and tbay are to narry one
apprentice boy for aaab thousand ton*
of register. The expenditure la to be
net mart that <8.000.000 natil July 1.
1907, aad afterward uot to exceed $8.
000,000. Tha right of oougreas to
oaoed or repeal the bill V* aot to b*
coasiderbd no impairment of aontraeta
made under It.
Tb* saoood part deals with general
subsidies aad deep ana Ashartea. Tb*
janaral subsidy la limited to salt or
steam rasa*la slaaad not Isas that A. 1.
of orar 1,000 ton* register, and haring
* speed of aot laaa than eight knots,
aangad la th* foreign trad* or with
the Philippine bland*.
For the Brat tra years after accept
ing bounty they era to ba paid If cent*
per gross (on tar aaab 100 Bills* sailed,
and thereafter at tba rate of 1 oeot per
tow. Tba tots**, bo waver, most be
aot laaa than 1M mllaa frees port, tba
•raw must at laaat ba oaafoertb
Asaarlaana mad tba vraaal most carry
■b meat half a fan earge aad owe ap
prawttea boy for aaok thousand tons of
No steamship o*o racalyt both mall
awbaMy sod gsoarsi aubaldy, sad those
rsoaiTiog th* letter era to wm United
States mail fra# of obarg*. Vsaaal# r*.
calving awbsldy are te ba tekso for the
Mbna dafoaca spco fair taloaUow, aad
are wot fob# said rxoapt by owoaaat of
tea Secretary of lb* Trromwy.
Foreign balk ship* era tetrad from
parilrtpatlaa to tba bounty an lam an
prwsaly aMpalatad In tea contract.
Two psaaais engaged la dasp ara
fltelag foe aet Wastes a thraa mootbs
of tea year, there la U b* paid « per
ipem teu par aoaaai, and te aaob
Amariaaa rdtltea earring as a member
of tea moor, <1 par month white ao am
plopgd. At teas owe-third of aasb
Ogjjste b# sempsard of Amariaaa
fery mss ws «*w.
White wo favar tb* *1 ration #f Atwa
ter* by pop*tar rote, w* do aot alalia
that H w2l result to te* Oteottoo of
batter mea ta tba San ate. It la aaaaa
Umaa tb* earn that th* man with Urn
meat ismmr-rtt a* hia earomsad
estate* tba nrawd
m(.> in imsimiB..
wim o—olaa, la In Tan.
IHU» »aj> la prtoaa tor tkCHar
■ •w Tor* Xrcutnjr Sam.
Pot wiling bin daughter. Joan. U
year* old, to a French waller for 360.
Fmtio Pollto, a French Canadian, liv
ing at 133 Waat 10tb (treat, was esc
teooed to 16 vcnn in prison and fined
11.000 by Judgw McMahon In Part 1.
General Sessions, today.
Tba waiter turned Bute's evldeoce
and PDHtlo,was found guilty oo charges
of aawutt sad abdnotion, a ten years
senteoee was lapoeed on the former
charge and five year* with an aoooca
psnying Ooe oa the second. The other
chargee were preferred by the Childrens
Society and If lie is oonylelsd oa thaw
they may add twenty yean more to the
erntreor. On nil these charges Pollto
has been held as the eocewory.
The sale of thogtrl took place lo ttop
Uaher,;1000. She was taken to the
bouse and detained there. The girl's
mother. It if sakl. wee prevented from
making a oomplatat and the matter
did not ouoe to light until recently.
The welter was then arrested. He
tamed KUle’i evidaeee and then indict
ments were found agat net Poilio. He
pleaded guilty to ell of them.
In oowrt today the man's oooneel
••ked fee aa Interpreter for his client.
Judge Ms Mahon waa SO toosussd at tba
"rotting nature of Urn erlma that he
|^UA ,
“He’ll need no Interpreter when I
««* through with him."
Wtoat le a r»B WerthT
Sow Tor* fna.
My old frleod William H. Plumb, of
Basgor, X. Y-. waste me to tell him
whet a farm to worth that gtvw an
assual isoomo of 1*500. and what lo the
Taloe of a sow that fires *13 net lo
milk and butter a year. According to
tba system of farm bookkeeping with
which I bats long barn familiar, this
*000 loco ms masse that there Is
that sum toft after deducting tbs
scat of M«di, planting, cultivating,
harvesting, cud stoikstlsg Urn crops,
Wing wages m all lbs help, feeding
tbs bands sod all tbs clock, clothing
Uw family, paying the tares, paw rent,
tickets to the aVrcue, buying a new
•» two, repair lug the oarrtogss,
wagooe. and imtfamsiiU, expenditure
hr cbewtog tohreso, smoking tobeeoo,
P*to**_tvw. »*lloue pf wbtohev now
gad tkoe, ala., world without end.
Soeha farm la toe valuaMs to sell at
soy yrtoa. Aa for the eew—why, As
la worth, aeaotdlag to the asms ga.a
of boek keeping, a good sarrytog and
three brao-ucahw a day._
Alexander B Shepherd, who far
three years waa A the bend of tba
OoverMMftt of toe Dtstrtot of fJtolua
hia, aed who want 646.006,000 la Im
proving waAioftoa, to returning a
•RHonalre from Mat too, wbttbar ha
•"t pr set I sally yenattraa hi 1676. Ha
•aafurtuwatala alrbg venture*. Ms
la «T yaara oM.
*»»« HIMMMVa.
Mil Mn Im IMak Mappr Time la
Haw M NmsI.
Pill am U Atlanta Cbaxllanoa.
T bellovo tba tsilleanlu'n emi lisa
onbiided for a while. Wllblu my ra
oollrctiim It bobbed uu thrv# or four
tlmro aod excited *<v>4 poo pie all over
tbe country, for *<» d paopte with it to
coma and lie* inliopo and expects tlou.
I r«member when William Miller. of
Massachusetts, had all Naw England
rxctted. for lio til a eery learned man
and a (looses cbrtotlan aod believed all
that l>r profs said. Kor lea year* he
exborted l bo people to ho ready for lbs
eomtog of Christ la IMS aod area
fixed tba day wbsu they would sea
Him drioeodlag Ipib heaven lo
maguitloriil glory aod escorted by
Boars and Elijah and a ratloua of
angelo. Ho bad otrrr 00,000 devoted
oonrert* aud the night before tba
promised day they arrayed ihetoeelvae
In »lilt# raiment and aaog and abeulod
and taayed aaUI morning aad then
climbed the high bill# aod the tree
tops and tbe aolire of tba chore has to
meet Him as ha neared Uia rarUi.
Dot lie did not eome. aod it nearly
broke Ibeir hearts and Ihry liked lo
bavt perished to death, for they bad
girts away all Ibeir earthly pun
Vrxt eats* Dr. John Cummings. a
very learned minster of Lnodea, who
wrote a book oa It aad fixed the
millennial year at 1809. Wo worn
fighting over here about that time aad
lha millennium bad to be pootpoord.
Tba mllleonlam meant lbs reign <>f
Christ upon tbs earth for a tboasaod
years, when everybody will bo good and
there shall be ou moro death nor pain cor
sorrow and there has not boon a century
etnoe Hks orastfixlow that tba rvligtnoa
people have not bveo tooting for ills
oomlng. Tbe Christiana got Ibeir be
lief from the prophecies of Daniel aad
from St. John and Sr. P»Ur aud later
oa from Irsniea* sad Justin If ally r,
arid lbey daiigfatad themaelvas with
dreams of glory that was sear at band.
Soma ot lbarn declared there would b*
no mare winter*, no mute nights and
everlasting well* would roo with bossy
sad milk and wins. Jerusalem woold
be rebellt and tbe Intils of tbe north
would bo oolomol mad never dying.
(Jon notable writer said that rvery
grape vine would have 10,000 branches
and every branch 10.000 shoots aud
every shoot 10,000 baaebes aad every
bunch 10.000 grapes and every grape
would make Si Ballons of wise
Good (melons I bow ibirety that fellow
must have brva. But tbs mlUeonlooi
did not coma, aod by sod by Orlgeo,
a very wins aad guod man. cams along
in tbe third cantnry sod daolared
that them would bo iw such grapes,
but ibatCbrlet’e coming wquld bn al
together spiritual. .Still HU coming
kept ou bring predictrd sad when the
reformation of Lolber aud Calvin
c*m* aboot they said that the pope
eras lbo toll Coilat aud the mflleniiluni
was near at hand. Next earn# Oliver
Cromwell, who excitad Ms follower*
with a predict ton of the mlUannium—
aud so It go** oo and oa aud now It la
about 11 DM for as other as aoou as no
base dooa killing off tbs Philippine*
aod England boo killed out all Hie
Boore
well, oow all Umi ruBilaaliuoa
•boat Uw millMaloa vara provoked
by what 1 have been read lug about
tba raeaut diaoovtrlaa ©t oil all over
tbs tout'try. Una ibaagbt briefs oa
another and If tba comm* of CorUt la
near at hand and Ula reign la to ba a
spiritual one for a thousand yean and
tban I* to b* no winter or night ur
stokaaaa or pain or sorrow, wa wont
and all ibis oil. ueubar for fad or
light. And so 1 don’t be 1 lev* tbs
millennium I* very near. If all tba
people an to ba oonyerled and been ana
good it will ba a long time off, far It
la a alow proem and all tba ooai and
oil that (• In the bowels of tba aartb
will ba needed It waaa't pot than
for not blag. Mi a* to nary won is going
on more ra(ldlv ihaaevat before, but
11 la Uka a drop la a backet of water.
We have got 90.000 minloua/tea la
baa tban land* and they an aided by
80,000 aatiys praaebara aad teacher*,
but thaw 100,010 will hay* to convert
an average for aaob of tan a year to
make a million, and there an over a
thousand million* of boat has* now
and more doming oa. But they do aot
oonyert half a million a year, for lire
la* report give* only 4.000.000 all told.
Last year wa apaal HO.000.000 on
than and ban bow over 1.000.000
childrao going to CbrlatUa aobooia and
ban 93,<W0 afaurobaa and onr 1,000 eao
oodary school* baaldaa mad tael Collage*
aad tnlnlDg acboola and hoapiuia aad
aayluma for orphan aad tba Mlod aad
tot alaoat rmythlbg that wa l»ara
got and bow haaa protaelkoa to Ooo
it ant I nop la tad Mila and Batrut and
other *raal baatbao oeotere. The
wart they hart dona la tba laat tan
yean la amslag and tba ■ bduotioo of
Mlaa Stooa baa teeraeaed their aaal.
Thirty Billion doHart baa been
profited Car tbla year aad they aay
that it wa aaanot ooomt Uta wa ate
at laaat old Ilia them aad tmab tba
doetrioo of a olaan ablri aad a mb
forlaWa boat and tbraa ate tba drat
Whom I . reilal.n. Tba laat c Betel
t«f«» tall* at that Bora than half the
••••B *h» fir la. Tor eeoturtea woaam
aod girto bare been uader the baa and
wm of ao more aoaaa^naaea lb the
bouaebold I baa duga or baatla of bardm,
but now they an brtag lifted up aad
treated with baaaaUy aad reapaft.
If tba work af bar ■laalonatlea
aaooaidiabed no otoet good but tha
rteeolng of woBan from the do
gradation of ama It la eorth ten
tlnwa 1U ooat. Uwt I what la the coat
bat the aurplba of our wbakh, and
that aarplea la Rot oure, bat Ood’i
Uhrarfen aad eallegaa an good tbiiiga
b> bnlld up aad fatter, balbow mneh
■llllooaTlaa gin to tba aaaaa af
stationer Moat af tbla charity, wa
on told, base fros l boat wbo are not
•* • ■lltlab. ft la a
UsciHabla feat that tba vara a sea
baa tba Bara kb wait* aad the Baa ha
a
Intended toaBra the riot aad atWah,
mo»t of them u;, give ate a little
•or* mouey end l will take the n>k of
l«etag hwTii Peal mid to Tlmuthy;
“Otl* to oot godllam. bat god Hum
*IUi annual air at l* unit gain. Wo
tooaglil e<<blng lulu Ihl* world, and
U to dtrtalu wo OrD Mr; nothing iHit
aad they wbo would ba ricb ball Into
umpution tod into footlah and hurt
fill luau that eaat men Into prrdittoa.
Ttw Ion of m may to tb« root of all
oeil.x There to a aaraoo to lira by.
but It to baid to do. Soot bow I eoo’t
h«lp wtohlog I uad a Httto toon than
I bare got-not for my mlf, bat my
wife woo Id Ilk* a anrrteg* end bom*
*ad rid* around tod taka lha grand
ohildrea. aad aha would Ilka to hare
•vise money of her own to diva away
•ad hay litlla promote without eeklng
me every now mad then for n dollar or
twu. San duaa hate to du that, and I
d.-n’l let her when I hava any te aparv.
■ktoalan rUlyiew
HMwmuod Mawa.
Tba at law lloo of Senator* liner. Till
m*u and Taller end of the au String
tierrga Krrd William* la detor^atla”
ly Jlreoted to tbo Utoel report of nut
rage t o balpto*i patriot* of tbo
ftiilippliH * by rmtoaarleaof tie United
Statea.
It U reported from lha Inland of Ha
•Hilo a here a Moro oitutew ventured
too near a crocodile. Tbera to dark
(Jguiflcanon la the feet tb«l tba i roco
dib* paitakoa of lha eature of an «
top**. The llnro wa* boating tba
ooloputiand juit a* Uw < c>opu» U at
nay time I laid a to taro and bag in to
hunt Senator Tillman, eo tan greaping
crocodile proeaodod to heal tba Muru.
Both went la guaat of meat bat the
orooodile are me to hava bad tba louaer
reach and bo got there flr»t Ha
opeatd himtrlf baopluMy and aSabtv
aod Invited oar follow cHfCm to aumo
laaatbo groaod floor and bo gruweil.
Tbera art a momentary mtooaleuUUoo
aad all tba orooodile got waa moot of
oa* of hto antagoatot'a thlgba. Tba
Muru cUitfu g»l «w*y with Uie rvot of
hlmaolf, atlll Haro bat torn Olltotn
Uau be waa hr fora.
• • a
An army aaranon took bold of wbal
Wa* toft. Ha found, net orally, tint hto
peltoot h»d lout flaah and that hto *ya
um narded baltdtagup Ha wa*abort
a tblgt aad lb* on* way to raatora bio
wm to borrow tevrr*l pouuda of nattvn
(tttloto.
Tlw Dato «u tpprtM to. It ap
pears that lira Dato ta a tied of a pc*
•last bni*, or oMaf. and there aro 00
■nitty of tbam as to aaggast that tit*
lllto should be spelled •■Ditto ” The
Dato culled oo lila tribesmen to oocne
In and b* siloed for Uw rehabilitation
of their comrade. They objected Xo
uian likes to rroalre iho out direct
Irom hia aorarelg*. They said they
needed all tbs akin lbay bad la tbelr
o*o tail etnas, and aaitiaallth* dot hr*
they sear tbelr objection appears to
bar* so sea basin la reason. 1q fact,
wbau a i-titava strata Burning but bit
•kls. It la a qoritiou a bat bar bis ip
peeiaoce with pan of Ibal goo* sou Id
sot subject bin to prosecution for In
decent exposure. They deuouuced
llwlr Dato aa a Sbyluch wanting bit
pound of drab—tbs democratic liter
slur* of U.a last presidential cam
paign being popular m tha Pbilipplnas
—from next their hearts. He said It
waa a matter of tndlSeraoea to Mm
where It asms fr*m but the cold fact
cartels amount of meat and afclu to
meet a dellete&ey. Hla subject* re
joined that It was a akin gams and a
graft and announced themself** In a
state of laaairectlon.
• • •
Then art awful tiling bappei.d—a
thing to task* Oaorge Kml Williams
groan at tight to thlak of.
s a a
The tribe waa rounded up by United
Hiatus marina* aad aaeh individual waa
tbrowe down and forcibly deprived of
a section of his own skin, wiloli waa
• immsdlststy Inoorporaiad with lb*
person of th* asntlsiw who bad Iho
interview with th* crocodile and whom
thigh bad Urn benevolently assimila
ted. Bach botnUe elllxyo waa made n
marked man against hla will, from
each a place was conquered at the oont
of war.
I So Ibe lofeBout OObaM of centra
! I tart loo aad ooaaaa trattoa waa oairlad
lout at tba tuuaaUoaof aUaltodiMalra
i officer and by Uaa aid of Ibo aoldtom of
our (OfaraaMOi. Tba oroeodlle-bU
! aag It now a peraabolaUup btda truat
| an m Bilge ob! ton of tbo wbola trtba.
iltob tore aad eaapafal ana patriot
Bay look at Mb aad try ta Idaatify bla
owa par tic la of Mat going a haul la
another* lap and pot beyond tba
control of ita oilplnal owner. Boob la
part of bla aad ba baa part of aaah.
They ara aU of tba Saab aad pat not
fa*rotoi»iotu.
Jt tbit tpallatloo pant un tot toed wa
tball be aurprlaed. Wa ara llataaiag
. for lit* cast brceto froB tba neighbor
I hood of Boatoo to brliB on tba olatb of
! Uia raaouadlop jawa of tba parpataally
; aagatabed WlMaa*. Un aaa do bo
bat lban deMod that tba outuga ba
andaite—that tba orooodlie (aaowetinp
! to tbo oatopwa of tbta country) ba ro
qutied to dlapoepa tba tblph and that
to each of our aoffttlag aad dtap ailed
fellow ottlaaaa tball ba tnatarad bla
own aaatloa of blda wbaraof ba wmt un
lawful uni Bout lotqultoutly deprived.
Wbat rlpbt baa lit* poearaaeat ae iu
rrpvaaan tat lean—a liaoptity and un
torapaloua toldlavy-io take tba aula
and Mat of • M«ra eiUava and baatow
it oa aaotbar thkarn f
Maata Weapta C«'» DB»nlwt,
AaiiertHt C1ii»m>- .
Bob# narrow Bbided people ara tu*
quirlnp how U ia tba fallow who wulba
ufl with • wbola bank (uaa fiaa. wblla
tba Baa who Bill a baa beeaoaa ba’t
hangry peat a> ta tbo penile oil »ry 'or
a two yaaia* tern. Bat there am tawa
falta oho ara alwtya aaklap trouble
aw q oeattona. teearieg aaear la raal
tat tba dWtraaaa btlwia rabbiug a
bank frata tba laatda and froB iba
aotaMa Tba oatalda operator peta a
Uttla Booty aad a loop tita, tba be
' Me Baa awtpea a btp wad aad paU off
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Thursday and Friday,
March 27th and 28th.
ffYEAGER’S
We will then have on display all the season's newest aad latest designs in
Ladies’. Misses’ and Children's Headwear direct from the fashionable Mijunacy
centers. You axe cordially invited to attend.
JUST AKklVBD—First shipment of Gray Walking Skirts in Spring and
Sommer weights. Latest dengw.
All that is new aad np-to-date in Waist Silks. Silk Dress Patterns. Great
dines, Rmbroideries, Laces and Appliques.
J. F. YEAGER,
GASTONIA, N. C.
LADIES' FURNISHINGS A SPECIALTY.
NOVELTIES: Batts, Neckwear, Turnover Collars, etc.
UM. R1MUI *
Trull* a*
VartvOlc lto*uUar.
it «h • ctiaracWrtotic mi of Com
■usndant IMafrjr I bit Ira amt lib fil
la*j eetagiratos back Ktarkedorp to M
Miimdrit to aa soon ■* ha I.iaod that
Km. Methuen «w It to la moved.
Tba pueesadoa u. hla hood* of • lira
Btlltah general au not calculated le
dlvlarb lira dear Jedcmant of tbie re
markable deecaudaut of tbe oM French
llugneaot* and lead him I a to petrosal.
reprisal*. I
A ireoid of lira strategy tad taottea
of J. H Drlarey. lb* pro »prrout Wad
owner aod leader of lira borgbave of
Ltehtauburg for a>auy years of peace,
would probably furnish lira Meat val
uable matter fur admit he wt adapt* *f
warfare that I* to be fouad oa either
tide le tbe Booth African straggle.
Bet apart from a military prate* last1
■•call* Urn personality of Sum* of hi*
aeeaetral compatriot* in tit* tret'
Freoeli Republic, there to asothar eld*
to Delator a* a mao.
Whan the Boer* struck their Ira*
blew Id the western campaign uy asp
IntliMI the Britlali armored train on the
Malehtsa Hue aed neoupylag Vrytmrg,
tb* lloer operation* were directed Cj
Ihtlarey. When Try burg, which Hcc
out W lira lit wholly uoibettorao aed
•a* au easy capture, found ttaHf with
out a coectUated gvwrameet, Ura
neutral* beg*a to help tuemeelvee freely
to the houeahold furniture of Urn
Bril let i rtddcwu. who had burned
aoelh loto Cape Colony.
Dtdatey blutmtf mured south with
hi* Ltahtsabaig oummeodo, oaltootlog
burenere as be went, e»J held tbe
railway wrath of Kkmborly. Bat as
aeon a* he • Warned tliet proceed leg*
which were nut la accord with his
area* of tb* art of war bad followed
tbe Boer occupation, ha ordered every
•tick of property lo Vrybutg to he re
turned ta Nt rightful owner end rt
oaeeest up • mueicipo) system wkieb
wet found working to perfeot Older
eight month* afterward, when Ura
ovevwhilmlog oatabera and widespread
disposition of lend Hobart'* oeleMoe
moving north nr trad toted a Her
movement back Into the middle
Tba bank manager at Vrybarg told
tba }ir»nat writer after tba BrttUb re
oeeapatlou that Dalarry’r tykem had
worked Ilka a perfect model, and It
doea not appear that there fat a single
oe Intending orients claim of aay k kid
arising oat of Mo extemporise! govern
miV
The Iasi to lease V17burg wbra the
Boer* Oacea In war* tba half deean of
Bdtel* of tba Beohuanalaad Uorvry de
part meat, Dalarey con r»red them
down with ihatr fealHaa, handing
ibem orer from oomtaaodaat to com
mandant, ontll they wore eat free to
taka the iralu below Orange near.
Wbaa they ware **rt> at Cape Tow*
no** had aay wu>da, bat Utea* of per
eoaal regard, to say of Mm.
J. H. IMaray—prwwowwoa bis aam
Da I* Bay—la a mad I am sttad m«a of
Might Halid HI* head sad taalarag
are large tad M» eompiexloe faiaba pale
agaiaaf hi* tall btneh heard.
He la aot oaly a maa af extraordtaory
man tall ly, but be look* It, a a stars I
anal hemal Idea aad a maa sf aot I a*.
A qalat maaeat. earnMnod wltb extra
ordinary bright eyaa, glee* g sees* at
power at tba brat night af the maa.'
A aarreapoadant who kaawptad Uia
room wMah had baa* hW q Barters ha
fora tba fall af BloetafooUl*, Wa* told
that of lea Dtlarey was tn bad iaaa (baa
iw* hear* la a eight. 8* was always
parapaslty mrlag In tba aarrytag oat
of hla plana.
It waalw who oeeneM PM Crania
•ban tba utdar maa kwlatad a* sUab
•rif to tba aid atyle af IgMIag, (ragtag
Um bUMMi ibd from Impratriari
tkoaa nchsnan* uatag tba parahe** af
tba big bar poattloaa ta threw baak
attacker*. u h-d bma luoorasfuHr
taila IkUMraui. OaUnfaM.*
"Xo; they aW mum that ara ara 1
aa the kopje. LrK ua «a aetaewbme
alaa."
Ha had kid way at Magaaafantala. .
ahaa Im moved tha Boar front llae far*
w« J and to the left tatto lee* low 1
took or rowwMUl. away fraaa Ike Me 1
bill, aad (hereby trapped theUigblaod- 1
era. How right he waa may ba Jadged 1
by the feet that Load Math nee poured <
Ijdlte all the prertotta aftrraooa .a 1
tba hillside, wbera It aabatqaaatly ap
peared there waa aobody.
Ayala wJieo General Kreaoti atroefc
raaad to tha east lor the ralMt of Kim
barley. DeUrey waa agalaat Crauja’a \
plea of felllug brtk alaug Ilia Madder,
aud tba Lacinauhor* man gut bla eoat
■•ado away aurtb Co Bjebef. latter
with kirn the Mg nr that bad koao
turned acalaat Matboaa'a caotp at tha
M odder liar tba prat Iowa two Baiba.
He alaa **t away tba Boar atape yaaa
outside Kimberley, aad task lie* all
ap to his base aMual a aaaatlty.
Hla babtlually aoearate reasoning led
to DeUtey’a balsa freqaautly tahaa
away from bla woaCarm Tr»na yea tore
t^dawbe paltiein Car other Baer
Meee tba UrltMb uoaupalkw of the
railway I Me aad the airetoklag oat of
tba Much boose ay Mob bees Made par
son*! weothwa aBooy tha Boar Isidore
bow diMealt, be baa maalaad la the
waMani Transvaal. at whBh snerpt
leg the towaa ba la stW praattaally
SSNUVa
Ua la a humane, companionable raaa,
out at all byu leal. ochvwtaa bla raiaaae
of Math oak might have haw aooom
pooled by the aapaamloa of aa earnest
wish that Urey might again aooa ba la
buttle.
Before tba war DeUray waa a leader
am sag the litoral Transeaalon aad aat
on vary oordlal taraaa with tba Pretoria
Biharamaai. Be la aa aldar maw tbaa
Ohrlatlai* I'« teat nr Loala Bathe, la aw
deeply rollelowa aa bla Hagaaal for
baaaa, aad baa gnat personal ladoeooi
aaaaog the country Uueta. who la tha
woat of the Traasraal la cl ate a large
M l*l« flf MB of Mi MB
Within ntaat* day*, aoaordlng to air
»UHua V»o Horan, pHi«MI tba
Oaba Oo.. laabaatboo* railway af Oab*
•Ul ha mM to daaUag*, thaaaaa
aaeUag JUawa wUb E—tltga, aad
eatlau threap* the orouc of toTuuSd
al«ont IU raUr* laagtk. a tallraad
srHraraiflsKi'issJs:
and of Oab* baa haaa linl •ithoat
Pjl Bdpt ftWCPAl ||mj|
ronoln* fro* aoaat porta oa lba aarlb
ar* aad aaotbar* tola* "Thn iw
part km of lba ia*d>”Mjwihalroa An,
"toaaiwa daooll Mplrltoo, Poarto PiTiT
otpa, Uotaata and da* Late, tiaanratag
grantor wait aad raa* fpottoat par
tlao of Matlago daUabaattbaaatottoa
caatwd. Tbl* trig git* Irandparwilna
advanUgna ta aa InpatUM aaatla* af
lba laiaai) whioli baratofora ha* ham
alracat loaaoraalbla aad with lba faad
•ra. wblali will diabUtai b* baltt to
tha aoaat towoa, apaa ap law* aaatlaaa
of vlrtri* aowatrydtr WiBIm* Tan
Horn* I* a tolrt *f tba Ualird Stato*
aad of tba bawd af dtwotor*
Paatta Railway Oaan
A atraaga
waltad apt*__j
aim aarty iiwgay rearatag aad
siw
atong taa aim to •*," nMMUaaana
| waaawt lotbopanthaato ta a harry
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