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^ VOL XLV NO -21 "~^' ^ ^" NBWBERET.'ST0~FRIDAY. MARCH ES. 1908. ^ ' TWICE A WEEK. $1.50 A YEAR
iff SILENT ON GARY.
iJffillman Has Nothing to Say as to
|1|| His Election?Jumps on the Dispensary
Commission.
dispatch from Washington to
SKiNm 'Columbia State says:
||?W8ennlor Tillman was asked today
would not gratify a large nuin?f
citizeins in South 'Carolina
4$ith an expression of his opinion
^fjfpont tire election of Frank B. Gary
Mf "unexpired" senator.
Ji^ll'Why should I say anything?" he
|;^^Llied. "The legislature has elected
Gary senator and it will be my
/pleasure to receive him at this end
the line as my colleague in the
$ . ?|nate and to accord him all the asJjjffltancc
I can. As to the action ol
vl^HP legislature in electing liiin it.
ti^Puld not he proper for me to ex';iMi>ss
any opinion. I have said all t
pi. "flfevc over had to say about the elcc^Iffion
of a senator and in that 1 had
pfo man in mind and had no personpreference,
so far as that is con|ferned.
The truth is 1 have been so
Jklftuch interested in watching the pretmess
that they have got the <Ps!
I^nsarv affairs in that 1 have no,.
thinking much about live senallmrship
anyway.''
i'miivn the senator made, some
' 'i-fflflra ft eristic remarks with all the
ijfiunl punctuation marks a'bout the
awBwdinu-ni) commission and the coinflBalion
with Judge Pritchard, who
Ws h?rc this morning. The two met
llSfehance at the capitol and the seni
nrn' .i?kctl tlvei 0"?Vu'e with tha
in^TOss" he had got things into.
j|9 K-The trouble never would have ocIlffl
Shed,'' said the senator to the
s.Q'^je's correspondent, "if-the legists!
!&re lm(1 never placed the funds intojlho
hands of a commission which
%lftd take the money out of the State
M Isury. Do you suppose that if the
J&g mey had been in the State treasury
' lilSwv ro"'u^nr Stat J
'fj|Srcharge of it. any federal judge
W'^W.ld have dared to touch it ? Judge
?'?Mchard's action had for its ground
fe'feifaet- that tire commission was nctM
gram o rely as trustees for the State,
ItK1*'- iinitls ilftit this iilaoes I,icm in
same position as trustees or
4 ^or an,v ,)llsvnfiSS concern,
i inhere is something peculiar about this
commission business anyway. T have
mgdn trying to find out- who was tlio
jft&ithor of the bill to create it. It
f,nooks to me like at the bottom of it
Iliiero was some attempt l<> l>lay nmlerfif&nd
politics, and while T don't like
gny there is something crooked
?6?l it. it certainly seems that the
If^^nks which have had all the money
J||m deposit all the time have been
I^reatlv favored. Why hasn't the
Ifommission paid out the money, or
IpjlSlt least claims which they have apl&wovod?
They hadm'f paid any of it
| fi/out. until a little over a week ago. All
Hi the time it has remained in the banks
(H and the banks have been yelling tli
|^i)eivefit of it."
MOTHER'S SACRIFICE.
With Superhuman Effort Woman
J!.! Throws Body of Infant in Boat
But Loses Her Own Life.
m ?
\j Sparlan'burg, March 0.?An o\e
aityvituoss of the tragedy at Apalachoe
Wmill Sunday afternoon when three
; I women were, drowned who arrived in
Spati'l-auburu" tonight recounts a vci)nvarkable
incident in conneH'ion with
the occurrence, lie. says M)rs. Ivelf$er,
who was one of the women
drowned, bad with her in the boat
S' her two little children. The older was
. asleep in the bottom of the craft,
' while she held the infant in her arms
iand wbff.n she went into the water
jjjjtiarricd it with her. She sank the
ysocond time, with the babe held to
pier breast but when she came to the ]
Surface for the last time, with snperttiuman
effort she radscd /the little (
Vgno alcove her head and cast it in the .
yjoat. Its life was saved bv the moth- |
/fffl.' who went down and was lost.
$j|Chateaubriand says that it is not i;
t?ie gratitude to wish to repay favors ,
Momptly; and still less is it true ,
Mmovolence to wish to retain a hold
t wRpr those whom one lias benefited.? ,i
;<?C. Pcnson, in Pulman's. \
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NEWS OF PROSPERITY. It
1
S tcial and Personal News of New- c
berry's Sister Sity?Other Mat- j ;i
ters. 11
It
Prosperity. March 12.?-Mrs. 1 Los- <
tor Mitchell, of Saluda, visited her t
sister, Mrs. DoiWalt. last week. 'She !\
w>,s .aeoompaiiiieid home hv her daug'h- t
I.m', Miss t'ar.rio, who lias lico.n oinjov- d
ing' Prosperity for more than a a
mon th. <
Mir. 1 Ton ry Ru-roM is :it homo now. <;i
Mrs. C. T. Wyoha |>aid a flying <i
viisit to ho.r brother, Solicitor Sense,
at Spartanburg- la-it wojk. v
Rev. M. O. J. Keeps has g'one to t
Aitilaai'ta to sei'.eie.t memorial windows \
for .the new church. s
Mr. 1 lath-on i chit, of Columbia, visit- '
oil Mr. W. B. Wise, at Wise hotel, t
last week.
Misses Nellie lvolwi 'aind Mlan*y Liz- '1
/fie Wise visited M iss Lizzie Mo- I
Cnacken, ait Xewboiu-y, Ia?t week. }
Miss Anni'o Mao. Rodenlvaugh has
been on a visit to Miss Jessie Move- v
ley. *
<'anls have l>oio.n "receive,d isiinnounc-11
i.n?r the ni;iun*iiiivv' ' ii 2-1 th. i.ns'l? of c
i' \v:wr Pi!': i-]*or!ity boy?^Ir. Wil- I
liain \V?alllaoo Rruee, to Miss Leila j t
Kit vi Mo.Mii'lloui, of Atla.uta, Ga. ' !
The Palmo.tto <!; b will moot with ) i
Miss Bessie Bowers nn Friday after-1 y
noon. j ^
Mr. Filing-ham Ridg'oll, of Bates- ( js
'mi'ir. w,as in it.be oily Sunday. 1
Mil*. A. R. Wiisio and Miss Fllen t
Win its wo-r.ii to Sail ii da iSunday.
Mres. 11. C. Moseiloy lwrs returned \
firr.rn 'Clinton. s
M.r. 11. ('. M-osoIey has returned ;i
from S.aw.innall. greally improved in C..
h-nltli. o
Mr. .I'olin Seybt, of Pomaria, has
esvt his lot annonu- us. ITe occupies
the. Rikard homo, in the suburbs.
MF ?=? Lillian liner visitod hor sister, n
Mrs. Ikivii-.d. at Xo-wbanry, during' -liio
( a raiv.il.
Mr. John P?.t Wise has been on a
visit in Mr. Yirgil Sense. ?t Little
Mountain. j
Mr. .lino. 1). Shoailv. of Ponvaria, ,|
in 'town shinkiing' bands with his j
old friends on Tuesday. <
"The Joillv Fi.g:ht Minstrel M'cn"
wilil g-ive another of their fun <vnd .
f.rolio e.ntcTtnimr.*on'ts xn the near fu- (
lure. We p:i*edio>t that, before 'ail- f
way.s Prosperity wiiill produeo a |
"minstrel mam" that Docket a dor or ,|
Mi-olds would be proud to claim as an
"end man." ,
On Friday evening:, the 20th, the ^
IT. H. C.'s wi ll reproduce I hoi r oouvjdv
".Iumbo Jum," with an ontirojly ;
now -ivinl d iff aroint musical progrsvin. ^
Mi*. A. <!. Wii-o, wiio lvaw for years
heo.ii 'a suffer or from giall stone, has t
?one to CJr.ec?iviiMo for .treatment. iMrs. j
\Yii>e accompanied him. ^
T.lro dance on Thunsdiay evening: (
\v;'s voted a phcnomonial success by .
nacli anjd every one. present. j
Mlrs. Julia Quai'i! 1 i!,aum. of -Stailes- _
horo, riiii,, is visiliing' he.r son, Jlr. J. (
1). QuatMohiaum.
Mr. Frank 10. Sohumpoipt has mov- (
ed his ?roecry siinro ( () the buildiimt;
formerly occu|>ied by ilhe C.indi Oro- ^
corv eompany. Messrs. I'1. F. ?nnd Jus.
iSchumpfirt will open an up-to-diato
fnniiiiilure store al the. old stand. I
Mr. X. L. P>iack and family, of j
Siiiluda, ivvvo moved 'fi? our city and |
liavo rooms 'at Mr. ('reightou Drill- ^
inick's. Mr. IVlack and son a.ro openin?
up a ibeautiful lino of dry goods
iind will occii|)y the f rai^' luiilding' on j ^
"Main stivit. We airo sflad lo welcome j,
iiim >to our mid-1.
Sun 1 limn biMwoon the Miarcli ^
winds and the May flowers I'leroj
will bo :?i\vu am ilhur P'lnr Woading'
by !lu> same t/alo.nt. amd for the same
purpose.
Mlrs. SaiMie Lou Thomas, who has g
hciiii visiIinvg* her cousin. Mrs. Z. W.
B'odienibaug'h, has returned to her
Immo in KivaiiudiO, Ya..
Your correspondent spent several js
iliays in Columbia during' tlie hist sos- ],
sitm of the legrislaillire, -anid lie desviivs
lo say that I ho dHlegialioti in the low- ,],
?ir house wia.s 't.he erpvail of a.nv 'anul
'XC-.Nedod many in their influence and ].
vbility. They ii.Kvsi.ys commanded Ihe ,,
iMoml ion" of (lie house when they sit.l- < ,
liMssod Ihe body.
Th'Oire is one subject that your cor j j
respondent would like to see taken f<
ip and discussed by the farmers of <|
liliis comity >auul thai is a live stock K
nutual liKSiii'iriH'c company. This
onlM ho operated 'iis Ilu? lire insur- Y
inee is. and !:y the s-tvme liianai-jTineii't,
>erh-aps. T.Iio al1011Mixii of lire I'niiiiy
MuIumiI Insurauieo ei.nipanv is
aHod l'? llii^ aiud it is of impr.rkwic?
r.YHi?h to |y.i vo tlu/w Ir?. -1 aiM .Min.ion. in
'ho i!oss of a horse ar mule in "work K
im-o" i> often :i heavy loss and $100 pi
n -meanee ?:\i{ 'this lime would bo quite Hs
. "ne.ste^" fur-tiro purchase ol' an- M
itlinr. Owi't lemon, itliimk over this. Ill
iiml when yon meo>t agiaihi discuss it, im
mid if deemed advisalblo. do i't. di
While on >tho Moor of the house last w
veek your cm es-poudent w*us asked t)v
he-quefition, "You ur? ,nnin<?- 'to send iSi
.our .ropreseiiilm't i vos l;.ac*k next sos- M
lion. ia.ro you inot?" a.n.d I replied, O
'T.bait is I'mr tin? people of 'Newberry M
o say, and then 1 don't know that ;?\
hey wn.nt to, or earo >to eonio back.'7 to
'ha .reply was, "You ought to seyd nc
hem back." Tt i.s npito tlio vote-is of
dewberry as to what they will do. Hi
Uncle Renins' Miag'atfiiie in the cur- w
end number hais an aecoiuit of b?
cIkWI lO'ac'lui.nu' in the early pa.rt of -le
ho "last century. It is very ionte.v ?tin-ir.]
It tolls p of 'the Aibiselfas, ttf
/./ aid and Aniporand. The izza.rd of si
bait d'ay 'is the lot.tor / of 'today. .Just
o think of spelling- buzzard by -tf,ayng"
bu--izwi.nl?iz/.'a.rd?ard ? buz- in
snnd. This same le.lt or. when 1 first
v-ent to school, wias called zed by ^
tome. One is ailmmsit persuaded to do w
ike Josh Hilling, g*o out a nd sit 11
indo.r the trees wild lonu for the w
'ji'ood olid days" tbail come no moro, ;M
vhein school 'toaehiors used a well- <<i
caponed hickory switch and 'the boys I'
ind girls studied Webster's old blue- 't<'
j'ack spelling book, 'and iva-l-Iy learn- ?i
d how to spe.ll. tl
GALLMAN AND MILLS.
Two Well-Known White Men Enter pi
Penitentiary, One for 15 Years in
and Other for Life. M
Columbia. March 11.?Two while
nv.-'cMiers, men of prominence, were hi
vrouirht to tho Poniitontkirv today to el
login serving* sentence, the supreme ('*'
onii having passed on their cases .i'
ind decided airainst both of them. ^
J. W. (l-alilmsin, who killed S. M. ei
Jilnioro, in l*nio.n county, and was 11
onvietod of miansltau'-rhler. was v.
nought down by SlumilY Sanders,
lis sent ewe is 15 years. S!
Ota 11 man is 40 years old and has a ^
'amily. lie left his wife ill at home.
!To is very highly spoken of by thos? x
vbo know him ?vs ia man of chsiraeter
ii'.id courtesy. The dilTiculty hot ween
Tilnioro and fi'allninn occurred ai
11Jiiosvi'Me on May Ifi, l!)()7. Oallman T
l.sked Clilmore <if Oilmore accused
li'ni of s.trialiii'/ Oa'pt. Foster's cow.
lilmore said lie did not, flmt that
Jallman had accused him. Oil more, of
ntrning- hi.s own ba:rn. F.rom this the <*<
ie was passed and .the difficulty be- r<
!ivn. There were five wounds in Oil- mi
lioro's body. s;
II. Mills emtered the peniliMi- 'l
i'.vrv today lor the irext of liis ivatur- ^
il life unless pariloivc'd. Ife is a '
oiiii'x man. A.t ililafeksburn' about one 1,1
wiii* a/o Mills shot and killed Frank 111
bvil, >a youmr man who w-as -a memier
of a pro mini nut Hlacksbur<* fain- Ul
ly. Mills claimed th.a'1 Deaf ha! w
OMii i111 iimate with Mts. M'i.Ms. whose <"
t*iitcinenjs 'a-? in her relations wi<th
lie two m-.'ii differed at different r<
imes. Mills was teied in June, 1007,
ml convic'led of murder with reeomiiendatiou
to mercy. On appeal I lie
mver conol wa< siisfoim d and now
;I:l!s |;a> betrwi his *lif(? sou'ence ()
^ b<
WRECK AT TRENTON. U
a <j
ol
'wo Killed and Several Others In- th
jnred. to
rj
Trim,lun, ^Irurch 11.?ICxit.ra Drain ea
fo. 1110. Kiiiiineor J-anies R. Hub- on
ard of f'olumbi'n. toni^lU aJ 8:40 ran wi
ii to f.reiulit tnain No. 173 of the Co- of
iimbin-Auuusta niiaw'. line at the A:
rossimr of ihe Aiken branch, killing ye
iiPi.inoer Hubbard .and a ne?ro fire-J lit
win of the branch train, dorailinif j dr
lie passMinycr coach and in.jurimr ?ev-! of
mil people. It .is said Mini Knuineer
'ul'Hwiird failed .to stop his train be-,
ore going; over the crossing, as is re-! an
uired by the company. I Kl
ILLS FRIEND; THEN HERSELF, i
oung Lady From Savannah Slain in C
Boston By Woman Who Escapes
from Sanitarium.
Hoston. Mjarch 11.? iSulVeriii"; from A
ilnncholia, clue to overwork, Miss V
ntli. Chainberlin Wired, of I'hilndel ft
ii;i, shot -and killed Miss lvli?a.bcth l>
a.illev Hardee, of No. 131-1 (!winnftli i.M
root, Kast Saviannali, fkvorsjia, and n
ion eonunitted suicide Ilie Laur- (!
is 'School lor Girls in the Fenway hi
strict today. The bodies of the two ll
omen wore found by Mrs. I'aye, the a<
al ron of :lhe school. The Laurens 11
i-bool was established last full by fi
'iss llnudee *aiiid Miss Weed. On tl
c>W>bor 1, the duy school opcived, u
iss Wiced broke down >as a result of n
erwork and as a result was commit- u
d to a snn Murium lo bo trated for a
rvous prostration.
Las1 niirht Miss Weed escaped
cmi the sanitcrium 'and nva<le her
ay to ?the school. She appeared to
> badly denianircd menially. A fruit- "
ss attempt was made to eonimuniite
with the authorities of (ho saniirium,
and at lenjrlli Miss llardee
iceeoded in yol.tiir.r Miss Weed lo ^
? ito bod in M|iss lliardee's chamber
l tli.; third floor of the school buildV.
11
l'olli wonvtMi were awakened by ^
Irs. 1'iaire -and notified Miat tlvoy |)'
ms-i j?et il]) if they were to catch '
ic 7..">0 train, on which Miss Weed ''
as to be -taken to West Newton. ?
[rs. Piaiye left them and a few mom- 11
us later the shoot ins? occurred. Mtrs. )v
aye thinks tire mention of returning IJ
i .the sajniitarium must have excited
id innji'ored Miss Wool and induced 11
10 shooting. ''
o
For Miayor of Columbia.
Colunvbia, March 11.?-'The second
rimary for mayor and one alderman
i Ward I will be held next Tuesday.
larch 17. and I ho candidat es are al'ady
a.i work. jy
The city Democratic executive comill
tee mot today a I noon amd (leaved
the results of the election. No
indidttle for maywr received a nwi>rity.
but in every wwt'd except
'aid I tlu' throe allderinen- were elect1.
The vote for mayor, according to i
ie ollicial returns, was as follows "
\sterday:
T. II. CJibbes, (?7v>; W. S. Reamer,
12; I?\ W. Seeders, 122, and W. I*'. '(
tiejrlitz, 71S. ^
'The second race for mayor is beveen
Reamer and Stietflitz. 11
a
HENDERSON RESIGNS.?)
enders Governor His Resignation as
Member of Winding up
Commission. .. i
(lovernor Ansel on Wednesday re-m
uved from Mr. C. K. Henderson his
si-u-nation ias ?a member of the com-| ^
lissimi 'I<? wind up the State dispenury,
which is tendered because of
is acceptance of the position of re- <
Mver by -appointment of .Tudtro ...
r.i.tchard. 'Mr. '11/endorson counpli- j.
icii'ts 'the .other members of the com- (.
lission. with the exception of Mr. (l
rliinr, lo whom lie does not refer, ||
ml states that while Ive knows he I ,.
ill be criticised lie believes llia.f lie
in rerve his Stale best by aeceptit*"
the appOtiulmen! as receiver. The
'signalion wias, as a matter of course,
copied by the governor.
Sumter Boys Drowned. N
Sumler. March it.--Retween ."> and I''
o'(dock this af'tenioon tin* dead I'1
>dy i f Wesley Wedekiml. a yoiiii*^ | "
lii.te boy hot ween S and !) years of j w
re. son of Mr. Henry Wedekiml J''
this city, was found floating on 1,1
i? water of a clay hole at the Sum- ! '
r brick works, just outside of t ho j
ty limits. Mr. Tom Rowland beinir j ''
llod, went i:i and brought the body j
it. The caps of two oilier boys j
re found also, and Durell l/ide. son '
Mr. and Mrs. 0. I). T/ido, and j p?
rcliie l.ediniibam, two boys about !> tc
air each, are misxlnir' and there is
tie doubt but thai Ihey wore also is
owned in the same hole. All three
the boys have been missinjr all day.
Life is learning, suffering, lovin.y: i p.*
d tli" proatest of this is loviny.?Mli
len Key. i M
COL. WATSON REAPPOINTED.
ommissioner of Immigration Goei
in for Four Years More.
Coluiubi'a. March 11.?Governoi
, used in,lay reappointed Mr. Iv .)
\ atsou commissioner of ais'iicutlmv
vinmereo ami immiiri'alion for (li
'."in ?;i" four year.-. commencim
[ arch I "), l!M)X. When I ho depart
iv nl wa.s crefe/od iViir years ay;<
<?v,"rnur Hoy ward apopiutcd as com
lissioniM* Mr. Watson, who has sinct
i-ivt time devoted himself with char
cd eristic inlctllijiviicc and industry t<
i'C dut'ies of itito oHice. Tliou.ul
uhls have been made periodically oi
ie burwm and its purposes there lnv
ever be-on any attack on the com
lissioner. and (lovernor Ansel ha:
ever bad any other Ldna but to re
ppoint Mr. Watson.
RECEIVERS GIVE BOND.
lessrs. Henderson, Arthur and Mc
Cullough May be Expected in
Columbia at any Time.
'olumbia 'Skife, 12th.
News was recelived im folumbi;
esterday by the attorney genera
liat Messrs. I Iriiiderson. Arthur am
lot 'iilloimh ^avc bond in (!iv,envill
s rc-ceiveils for the dispensary fund
'heir bonds will have to lie approve
y dudu'e Pi'itlcnard 'and then I lie I ri
f federal court auem.fs will net lms,
ii the elVoirt to i?<d ait the fun I
bich lliey were -appointed to admin
der.
1 hey nviy Ixe expected In turn u]
i Columbia at any time with thei
iiili authority 'and m-ake demand up
n (Vmimiissionor Murray and the olh
r commission-ens for 1 ho disponsar
iiuds.
RECEIVERS AT GREENVILLE.
lessrs. Henderson and Arthur Con
fer with Mi". McCullough?
Plans Mapped Out.
CJiv. iivi'lle, March 11.?<Me<srs. (
l. llendor-on, of Aiken, -and B. 1'
U'tliur, of I'liion, receivers of ih
ispensairy fun.d jurriwd in the ;w
h:<* afternoon for a cor.iVic.mce o
lie siiluatson with Mir. .1. A. MoCnl
iu?:h, of this city, lie third uvoeivei
Vhc:i tasked for a statement. the re
ei vers .-aid tha.t thero was -albolulel,
f< it'll ins/ 'to be ?iyen out to (he pres
t this time; I li!i>t lliey were her
rnaniiinu" 'to i?ive bond, sijrn 11km
at lis -and lake cluirye of their du.lio
^ course to pii'isne was mapped on
ml it is s-aid .| 1 ii a dcnuaiid will b
uade upon ih< wimlinn-up commit
iion at (mico for the founds.
Messrs. Cuter and Barnard. tw
Vsliev.illo 1 nt.tK/i ncy.s who ivpresenl
iiunbcr .d Ii?ju<?.v houses, were >al.s
ere today, lint liicy refused to uiv
ut. anyl h ^.lyinu' lliat lliey wor
lassiny thrmi'^h the city en route I
It-kin!a ami stopped nver lo becom
c(piaimtod with the r -<v.ivers, "The.r
< no u>e to present -any claims to.lh
ei.ivers unl'il lliey crnl some m-n
y." remarked Mr. Onrter. Il.t is o
lie opinion that the ease will be car
ied to the I'nited Stales supreni
mirt.
Painful Etiquette.
'file royal court of l-'ranco used t<
e a .ureal place for ?* 1 i?111?-(t?*. Loui:
I \* once cauii'hl a sever.- cold ow
to the fact Dial on his arisim
ri|in his bed one cold mornin<r tli.
'fd of the chamber, whose duty ii
as lo hand him his shirt, lntppcne<
> be absent. Not one of the numer
is courtiers present had the courajj*.
> I raiisirress eitipiellc by handing thr
urmont to the shivering monarch.?
ondon Scrap Rook.
Got What He Liked.
Host?'"Why on earlh did you pu\
or Jenkins between two such chatr-bo\es
at flic table?
I Post ess'?'Why, dear, you know Ik
so fond of tongue sandwiches!
iSome children act as if it were h
mstan! surprise to them that Ihoii
ireuts had the excelb nt last,* to pick
em out.?-Nantucket. Inquirer and
i rror.
THE BATTLE OF THE YALU.
s One of the Queer Incidents of This
Great Naval Conflict.
This >trai!iue incident * l" a _,reab
naval l.ai'ilc \v>as told by {'ommissiouer
Mcfiillin til' ciio of tin* ('hine.se
warships iin tin1 hat lie ??I" the Yalu between
III (Chinese and in.' Japanese
fleets in IS!) I: "About |'iis lime the
("nih Yuen holdlv if somewhat foolhardily
bore down on the Japa'iio.so
squadron's line, dust whait happenvd
no mil' seems to know, hut apparently
she was struck hi'luw the water
line by a heavy shell, oil In-r a ten inch
or a thirteen inch. .IV thait as it
ni-ay, sho took a heavy list, amd, thus
l\i'tally injured, her cnniu-andcr,
Tatiy Shi Chen, a most courageous
- albeit >a imost obsignate olVicer. resolved
a?t least to a venire himself and
charyed one of the largest of the w.ieniy'iH
ships, iiitcudiny to rain.
''A hurricane, of projectiles from
both heavy amd machine yuiis swept
down upon his ship. The list became
more pronounced, and just before.
yH timy home to his i.nlemled victim
his ship rolled over and ili.nt
plunged how inl(> the depths. Sire
I righted herself a> she sank, iior
I screws wliii>1 in<^* in -the air and carryiny
down -all hand-, i'ueludinu" iier
I chief euy!i:i? er. Mir. I'ur\ i-. >.lnrt np
j i'n I lie eliv'iiie room. Seven of her
e.rew eluii.y to one of the circular
buoys kept on the briihjv ami were
d'lifteil hy tiie tide toward the coast,
where lliev were rescued hy a .junk.
"iStnries told hy it liese .men vary
j so much as to lie unreliable hint all
|, ayi ce on one ini'c.id nn t : Captain Ta 11
had a iaryo doy of most vicious temper,
unruly ait times cvmi with his
master. After the ship sank Captain
Tartity, who could oiot swim, iiKUiayed
to yet 'an mar <-r siome small piece of
Wiitdd. This would have In en enouyli
to suppont him had not his doy
swum to him a.id. climbing up ou him,
- forc ed him to >;elrus(. his yrasp. Thus
he miserably di owned, r.ud the brute
shared his fate, perhaps the only
ease on record of a nia>n beiirj drowu,
eel by his doy."
e A Remarkable Statement.
y 'The following remarkable editorial
n is from the New York Sun of March
I- :i:
If Air, Taft were to secure I lie republican
nomination, n continyeney
N which has been efl'eclivoly provided
,s against, he cuuhl not be elected, The
'' deniorcatic candidate, whether Hearst
' or l>ryan, would win. We mention |
" llearst because el' that .yenNeman's m
' activities and because he has inauyu- j\
(> rated for his party a new national
policy of conservatism and of con- J
deninatioa of the insane socialistic,
" and lawless proclivities of Nooscvelt
' and Mrvu. Moreover, Mr. Iliarst's
" denunciation of hoycolt iny as criininal
and un-American, the studied re(>
spec! with which lie-receive- the re"
cent decision of the supreme court
(> and iiis apparc.it condemnation of
'' prilivcne as the riyhi or appnnaire of
c any special class liave attracted
mark I mud favoi.ible al>t -ution
p
t hrou.idiMit ike counlry and are undoiiibtedly
yoiny to prove an imporlant
factor at Denver. d;M al present
he is the only figure i:i the Held
to divide discission with Mr. I'rvan,
and the interest he inspires will in,
ci e;i<e rjilln-r ilian diminish from lliis
s lime onward. Ib-shles, it may be lhat
Mr. Ileaisl's personal or moral cliart
act-.-r beiny -apf-rior to that of Mr.
. Dryan hi-- association of himself
| wil'i id -is of cole : it ill: i?11:?I ; :. d ; I
servativc import may prove to have a
wide piead and far lvaehiny infill*
Mice.
Speakin-y of our own Sure we re*
- cord our conviction lhat no republican
candidale, and we particularly
include Mr. Uoosevel! himself, can
carry it ayainst lirya.i. llearsl or any
'> other Democrat lhat may be placed
in nomination at Denver. There are
miyhly an.I revolutionary changes
} ope rat iny in the political landscape.
Find your purpose and fliny your
i li fc out lo it. am) I h more lofty
' your purpose is the more sure you
; will lie to n.akc the world richer with
I every enrichment of yourself. -I'hillips
I'rooks.