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Lyoe'i BUKKoatlon that, Mr he he«d abcot^beor J'bee In a aooeloo eo that the commit- I be the Jadge of their role van yaninaosly voted down by the jmbera of the committee, wht took the poeltton tbet hoaheold not be required to^repeet tbingd to the euaaaeitteo that wai not to go to the public, the lefftalatero ha%ioa provid ed that tbeee ^ eerier> tbcuid be pah Me. —^ ,, man b nmin Mr. Lyon then pat up A. A. Bris tow, a well known traveling man and member of tbw Greenville clothing flr* of Smith A Bridtow, vrtto teetl fed that is months ego ba had a eon with a whbikey drummer Abe Bamberger, of Baltimore, i Bamberger told t Im that be en an order An Ifi.ooo wortii of wbMkey (Km the atata dlapeoeary then waa a decided dlflerenoe ae to what r.anahaa aald abodt having middleman now wfio Is a State efflesr hot not eonaeeted.wHir the diaper- •ary, Mr. Parker arid Mr. Lana- han’a state men t. waa aide in Hew York in the pretence of ^ tow, bat M£ member this end thought |lr. Park er moat hpve bean mistaken ae to this point. ^ sTABTune uynu-nona. , The most •fiartllnt xevelatkns that Lave yet eharaeterlasd the dispensary InvsstlgsliOG wan disclosed Thursday morning when the much talked of Newberry altaaMdn waa entered upon for the first timem e really aggres •Ive manner. 0. 0. Davia, a Newberry contract or, who had worked op ez-Ohalrman H. H Bvan'eflie new house in New- berry, In a cool and somewhat reluct ant manner told of Bvana admitting to him that on various occasion he had bean getting presents of various ktMmp much money from the whis key houses he took osre of on the dispensary purchasing board. Ivans showed him on several occasions big bunches of greenbacks of all i^rts of denomlnatlooa, bills ss high as tl.OOJ and sevaral of three In each bunch. On one ro'aslon when the witness told Evans a certain dnor in the hour had better be moved Evans pointed to a beaver bat sitting on the floor, full of greenbacks of large denominations, and naked if ba did not think that would move It Evans never did call It rebates or graft, but admitted be got the cash as well the presents end laid they ware in consideration of bis eerviceeoa tea board to theac houses Among the presents, Mm witness ■aid, wan s iiawdeoaaa suit of furniture with a 1600 poker table among the pleeea which Evans admitted getting as a present from Blutbenthal A Blekert, of Atlanta. Witness dented that Evans told him That Is Wlat the Investitathif . i 1 *■ * v • , ' , V - . - - Committee Is SAID TO HAVE DONE Dariag the Legislative Session, Took Sal* ary as Legislators gad Paid Them* / ■elves as Members el the laves* Mgativg Committee. Om - kcr’Yefased It. and drew the cheeks he'bught to krmw ct lend whether he paid membeis per diem ■e members of the InvestlgaUpf eim- mlttee for the earns days on which they had drawn par diem as nembers of the legislature; and that it ought specially to ha too Trash in bis own mind In need any raferenos to the ree orde to know whether Be himself had aeaepted sueh doubla pay. . Tha reporter was not at all uopre- parad for a faUnipito slielt loforma tion as to expenditure of the people's money by the committee, for tbe leg islature had bean treated Just as the reporter was, it instructed the com mittee to make a report of Its expen dllures, which report has never been made. It Is said that such a report would disclose some other transactions fully as Interesting as this making two days in one. It may be that stm; further Informdtlop as interesting as the above will be published shortly In . yptte of the-reluetions of Chairman Hay to aoiwar questions that any dt Ion and taxpayer has the right to ask and the right to obtain an answer to BRYAM xnO&UD By the Gold Wien ot Use Democratic Party. It having ooiha to tha ears of the Columbia Record that all the mem- bars of the dispensary Investigating committee sxoept one had drawn dou ble per diem during the session of the general assembly the fifit part of this year, and not believing it possible that members of a committee investi gating graft would do anything of that sort shout the pruprloty, at least, of which there could us so much ques tton, the Record man addressed tbe following letter to Hon. J. T. Hay, chairmen a* the committer: "I have been Informed that your committee, an of wboee members art also members of the geoacal assembly of tbit state, bald several meetings daring the resent aesaiou pf the gen eral amemblv and that, with coa ex sept ion, the members of your commit tee draw per diem pay for the same days both as members of tha general 5f * **» Mg SSt PlentatloD ^ ££ they also draw double mileage. I ask otwom ns now, . sad bid to pay 18 000. to a member of IN lMtSof oootrol for it. Hambsr- art give the'name of tbe ry ^fflcisl and did not lay ben the order' waa obtained. Hs this was the only order ha ever gee from the dispensary. Hue her geC laat'Angust repented this state- ment ra BeWntora la the praasnoeof £ . Bristow's partner, Jmm R Mb. Bambergsr told thorn ba got ttoe tribe book by doeScrlng tha whis key, wblebaPU so mean ho feared it to Newberry with dll*penury graft and also denied that Evans said be QKd poker playing as a blind. He denied that Evans told him on one occasion he won 110.000 In a poker game with soma whiskey drummers. A whiskey man nomad Johnah L'Ob toM him that In order to get a show ing he paid Evans OS a oaaeon eeveral then mod cases. The most important part of Da vis 1 testimony was, perhaps, that Involv ing a direct charge of bribery against two of Evans' associates on Mm board, John Ball Towlll and L. N. Boykin Tha wtatneea said Evans told him that he (Evan*) was not ratting the proper showing for his friends in tha purchases ud that he ud Bridge Wilson, of Urn Richland Distilling Ouncpuy, here laid a tra? in which they ought Towlll ud Boykin. Evus* whiekay friends, according to the witnecs, got Towlll ud Boykin In Hbr He aaifi beya botpniwm Mara and Evanp and Wll- \ ttaydjng on a table la tbe hall- iy saw the other two dlraoton paid ■on I Aba bribe to cash. II is A pity ifatoier ttd not give tha ■■me of member of tbe hoard ha bribed, the money, •*lk HO* TBAIL Tbe Btopensary Investlgatlog com sMtseiUapks hot traU Wednesday. faxkar, who stallages mm eighth of tbe spindles hi Soutl . wes pot on tbe ataod to tell tf aoetotbiog whLh the committee teMeeed that be knew. Hs deellned ; end was arrested ofc motion of Habeas corpus proceed laatitoted ud at a gpeolal ttf tbe snpreme court thfc tee wltoe* was placed eo 'the ouskdy of tbe commit TXULSLB IZPLOSl'JN. An- laMgaai Itaehlne Wveeka Gcora«tcwn Depot. When It wee pet up to) bier to talk ar ta go to jail he told tbe hottsst tvi A dlspateb from O x>rgefeo«n toAbe Fiorenoe Times says a terrific explo- .i -n oocaired at the Goorget >wa and Weaten railroad depot Tbtmday morning at 10 minutes to six. Tns ■book was so graat that It awakenad many aleepsrs fro* their morning nip. - L L Bollock the baggage muter is very painfully, hot not nco—arily aer- lously injured. 0. 0. faritty who wu at the depot on the outside of (■» stated that u president of the Clym pta *U)a Of IMS city ba had bad con with B. J. Lanhsm, of Ud tbat In fi qr occasions, u bad oo*plaiae(l to bln that DOtwithsUnding his bosine* In- tenets to Bentb Carolina, Us firm had noelled vary little bnilneas ud hs hinted to Mr. Parker to em Mutoai of An agent In this would be Influential wltli the board. had suted that he had thought that be bad bad everything arranged cnee when he had secured tba services of Mr. L. W. Boykin, then e member of tbe .beard, but fetor Mr. Boykin had told him that soother whiskey house was doing well by Mr. Boykto’e brother-in-law, Mr. J. M. Oantey. Mr. Lanhtm had ex plained to H. EL Evans and the latter bed sworn that Mr. Boykin would lave to stick to bis prcpcaltlco, as tha hoard bad evcrytLlrg arranged. Mr. Lanhsm bad made stater ecu of lids natura to Mr. E>lkon Smith of Fester and B. W. Bobertscn of Co lombia ud they bad declined to give blm aay adrioe in the matter of te- enring a middle mu. — Mr. Barker stated that on one oo easfen when Mr Lanhsm wu com plaining of tbe bad treatment whlob ha bad received ba dk e ared the board bad it cored at leut 16,060 at that meottog- Tbe commiUM declined to Iftck Mr. Lyon op in bie inquiry as to the umt trf toe man secured by Mr. Luka*, after be bed been turned dawn bf Mr. Boykin. Mr * that the ufery wu 12 000 ‘ ; thin middle mu. There wu t twisting ud turning by toe 1 at the eoaualtue u Mr. ibed toe quuuco, for it is that tba party is a member Mr. Parker ad- be Is eome kind of u platform ud a negro brake mu wen also slightly In Jared. JT From the baggage room going south, the depot is a wreck. The force of to* rxploston went south, about SO feet of toe roof is torn away. Flux a tf tbs building were thrown uveral hundred feet away. Glasaas in thf stores across the street ud Also on the peeunger train were broken. The railroad utborttlea are at a lo* to underfftand the seats of toe ex plosion. Some of them think It was either u Infernal machine or dyna mite In a trunk tn the baggage room. tofttfetoxs. M W. Boberteon, preridut ot J ud JBsehatofe of other tfe- ^udJhfeitohtoto number cfJCtton mills rtoh u to ■IpW. having Dhti— mtddfeman, butl^ »L« Killed by m Pall. The Spartuburg Journal says Marklar Lmter, aged 16 years, of Mr. ud Mrs. L T. Lector, died at the home of his parents oo Pine street Thursday morning abbot 6 o’clock from tba i Scots of Injuries received lut Fr'dav week, while play log base-ball on tbe green near bia home. Seme time prior to bie death Markley ud a number of his friends were play log baseball on a vacant lot ud during the game the young mu fell ud a computed fell on top of him. Yoaog Letter fell so u to cause bis slbow to strike him in toe side, inflicting Internal Injuries. Peritoul tis set in almost immediately. Every thing peas'bie known to skilled physi cians wu done for the young but death resulted early Thursday morning. D p*or* bie Aoetdenr. The Spartuburg Journal says Eugene Eubanks, aged 14 years, wu accidentally shot ud killed by his sister, Ml* Claud Eibanks, last Tues day About 11.30 Tha shooting oc curred at tbs Sab inks boms mt miles from Woodruff. It teems that Eugene and Ml* Oluadla Subuks were playing with a breech loading shotgua. The yceog mu removw tbnsbell and after snapping ft uveral timet replaced tha abeU, II la laid, and ptooad toe gun ok toe bed. She net knowing that be had to] the tbin nkeked up tha gun pad it. TO utter horror toe dfcobarged and bar brother fell to tbe Soot, hariag b« died within ed the comptroller general If things ware so and he replied that he not the disbursing cffiisr for the payment of members of yonr commit tee, but that if be were he would not give doable pay for toe same day. “I have no desire to do Anybody u in- uattoe. I believe that the gentle mu who gave me the Information knew what ba wu talking about, but I do not care to givs publicity to toe state- t until I uked you as ebalrmu of the committee If the charge be true. If It be true, I am alia willing to give publicity In The B.oord to roar explanation. D,d uy ot toe tars of yonr committee draw per diem or mileage tor meetings bald dur ing the session of toe legMetan ? Did they also draw par diem and mileage fro* the legislature for the urns days? prompt answer will be appreciated, tor, If this charge ba true, I people of the state ought to be put In xxaeuloa of the feet. I have written io the member of your o m nlttoe wt is said not to have taken doable peg request for a statement <* this ct I would like to btVKpOfi ■wer in time to meet." - _c The — * ord Ua flipt information of had staled that Mf. dole L. nnberof ed to grouni that he wu not So the foliowing letter wu to Mr. Bleat*: "I wu Informed that the dlspan- ary Investigating committee held daring the recent of toe general auamhly, of which its members era also mam here, and that, with tha exception of jde£ self, the members of the oommtfitoe drew per diem pay both u membsjs of the general assembly ud u mem hers ot the committee for the same days. I am not informed u to wheth er they also drew double mtleaga Osu tola be tout ? If so, I think the peo ple of the state ought to know it. Too wlH oblige me by a prompt answer.” Mr. Biasu got his lettar too late to reply by mail, but a Record reporter w him upon his arrival in the olty ud ha aald that he wu Informed and believed that the report wu Hue. The committee had disoueeed their right to doable per diem and, despite bis protest, had exprraud the opinion that they could draw pay for tha same days both u members of the legists tore ud u men bars of toe commit tee. Chairman Hay had offaibd him a cheek for per diem for meetings held during thaMsslooof the legislature and he had declined to take It. The R cord mu met Chairman Hay this morning and aaked tha chairman tf he had received the letter publish ed above. Chairman Hay replied that ha had, bat that ha had been too busy to an swer It; baaldes hs did not know that ba would answer It; that tbe commit tee wu not on trial, at leut he had not heard that It waa. The Record mu replied that tha committee wu on trial at the graat bar of public opinion ud that the public, which paid tha committee, had fa right to know bow Its money wu ■put. Chairman Hay replied that It wu true that the public paid the commit tee, but paid It very little. “Yea,” replied top reporter, “but tbe members of tbe committee knew bow little the pay would .be In ad vuee of accepting service on It." The reporter then asked Chairman Hay did he decline to answer whether or not ha or other members ot oommlttee had draws doubla pap. Chairman Hay rapBafi that ha would require time to deohla whether or not ba would anawer and Alto to look, up, tot records te ase what wu the truth •boat the matter. Tho Record ape “the raportar did MSI top thallt {feAitafi* Hap ' A dispatch from Jefferson City, Mo., says what Is generally regarded u the most ilgnifioant feature of toe D mxsrstlo State convention herd there lut week, wu the pointed ud absolute endorsement of Wm. Jan oiags Brvan for tha presidency tn 1908 by David R Francis of St. Lulls, former governor and tot secretary of the Interior In President ClevelmTs cabinet. Former Go/. D R Francis wu invited to addrsu tbe convention. He spoke, In part: “I wish to ux tola convention to ■end its congratulations to the nation al Democracy on the disappearance of oor diff renoea. Thera art no dlffar. In 10C4, what Is known u the conservative element of obr party asked that It be allowed to make the platform and name to* candidate. Right liberally did toe radical faction concede the honor to toe conservative element. Yon know the result. Now another campaign Is approaching. Thou of of who balong to what bu bun tha conservative fee Hon would not be magnanimous, worthy Dsmoorats, if we did not uy to you that we will support your can didate ud yonr platform this time. Tbe differences that have divided the D unoetaoy exist no longer.” Gay. Fronds deenrihad Bryan M“a sincere lover ot humulty and a pa triotic oittsen of the Unltad Btatei.” He cobfised both Bryan ud Cleve land amid wild eheeriag. Governor Folk also spoke, declaring that Bryu would be Dominated tor president In . ■„ .19.8 and would ba elected. Ba said tnlQK toe fcbe principles whlob Bryan bu jydv*- “ ceted tn 1896 wen then oantldmd an erohistlo, bat now Are ofegdirofl ton SSg; MEAT Horrors Brought to the Altai* tioa of Congress Ust Week > BY THE PRESIDENT He Calls A ties ties to tie Net! of Add* tioaal Legislation to Eeable tbe Ex ecutive Department to P.e* vent tbe DistributhM of Poisouas Pood Tbe following -'message from the President to Congress explains itulf: “The Senate ud House of B'prcsea tatlves: “I transmit herewith the report of Mr. James Bronson Rsynolds and Oammiislo or Charles P. Nell, the 'peels' onomlttee, whon I appointed to Investigate into the eauditlooa in toe stook yards of Chicago and report thereon to me. Tola report Is of a preliminary nature. I submit It to you now broauae it abows toe urgent tided of immediate sot ton by tbe Oougra* Id the direction of providing a drastic ud thoroughgoing lupec tton bv toe Federal government of al< stock yards and packing houses ud of their produets, so Jar u the latter enter into Interstate or foreign oom meroe. The oondlttoos shown by even this short Inspection to exist In Chicago stook yards are revolting. It Is imperatively neoessary In tha in terest of health ud of deoency that toa; totmld be iaOSaUx . changed. CTuder tha exist lag law It is wholly tmpottlble to secure satisfactory re sults. % “When my altontlcn wu first di rected to this matter u Investigation wu made under the bureau of ulmal industry of the department ot agri culture. When the preliminary state ments of this Investigation were brought to my attentioo they showed such defects In to* law and such wholly unexpected conditions toat I deemed It but to have a further im mediate Investigation by men not con nected with thehoraan, and accord ingly appointed Messrs. Reynolds ud Neill. It .wu impototbl* under toe Misting law that satlsfaetoty work should be done animal tndostry aver, examining Aha way to work aetaally wu dema. “Before tvbad reedyafl toe *•*»! to* ., the fdlof* ad, then thi e: pllebed by tin committee will endure the memory of the is fresh, and a abuses feabeolotely certain. “I urge toe Immediate e into law o( ptovliioas which able the department of agi adequately to inspect the m*At t meat-food products catering lata tn-f terotetc commerce : and tba metoofi.e* and to pi . litas undaf vfhleh" performed. I therefore yonr favorableKAbsidaratloa toe euactmant of aabitoatletty tbe provlslooe known MBenAto Afetnd meat No. 29 to the aot maktog ap propriations for toe departmeet of agriculture for the fiscal year coding June SO, 190?, u puato Itf to* Sen ate, this ameudment being commonly known u the Berarldgw aiPeodment. "Thjbodork BooesraLT. June 4. 1906,” or from .otoar method-of i they aboOd b Uglslatto*!* tWi ‘The White Hcnie, oorrov i Secretary Wilson in n Serlpw* •• n Raewlt. There sums to be men jaogUng on tow part of dtater Agitonllutal reference to the figuife 6a ttK log oo tton crop. A special to tba Ooarleston Poet says [ terest It shown by Southern of Pong wu to toe duoed by Mt. E lerbe oaUtog o Secretary cf Agrtenltara. Ibr matlon r Utlve to toe exfepIfetlflK cotton cellmate*.. * My. B lerbe said 1 did not can whafi said o iB stud by toe praes toat h» la pnpAwd Ao' i that the government report! n*t WSf the »| clouted ■avoral informatom tar. Toey i ttAB-kf ttiffme f '"A. bifcutoei - ^9 H ■v •3r- ■MiseaMI JK-ffi] i A V Aepreifii raped I hlad hire and Mod. Hughes, c^af^ yeagi, was found late r aoon la Tigsr rior in a Wt i iywrwifc i general __ tothA city. Mt. Jfe^bad strong premure to en- rau and his'prospects were re- Mr Smith has, how time been in bed health- but nnsajlpfaotory. Hi* ghystofene idriaad|PrtSat iv would to exocedlogly onwaa to undertake a campaign. Mr. Smith thought that to might ba able to get in shape for bhe.oooteat andhu been hoping up Ib the last moment to be able to enter Gto fight. Me has, however, consent ed to tooept th»serious advice of his will not enter the eon test for governor, but expects to take a oom plate rail;-— Wanted to tiynoh Him. Gjv. Brawayd, of Florida, Tuaradav oo request of Sheriff Carter, ordered the BrooksviUe company of State mil itia to proceed at onto to Invarawa to prevent,tba Ivnohiug of Jim Davis, aliu Dago, the negro who snot and killed Robert Russell, a wall known business mu, last Tuesday. The Lwa burg company hu also been ordered to hold Itself In readlne* to go to In verness If needed. Russell wu at tempting to collect a dabt from Davis, who, with no other pro rooeMon, shot ud killed Bussell ud tbs negro boy who wu driving hie team. Davis wu captured Wednesday and the iodlgna tlon at his crime Is eo great that Sher iff Garter furs attempts will be made to take him from tbe Jail. / '&r Bong Answered. A party of ydung people, c rmpris- lug two men ud two women wgra re oently returning, from a day In tea country to thier bomu in Omaha. 'At a railroad crowing thier carriage wu struck by a train ud one of tba young women wu killed, while the other members of the party were severely injured. Tha Omaha World-Herald says that at the liquet one of the survivors said: We were returning to tbe cite u Jolly a set of young folks u yon aver uw ud, t» wa were driv ing along Ml* proposed singing 'Hello, Central, Give Me Heaven,' ud started singing. None of the net of os j >lned bar, so she ft ilshed the song alone and had Just finished the words 'Hello, Central, Give Ms Heaven, when toe aaglae strookos and she wu kUlad.”- Gwva It Cp.' Finding toat bls eohfrona log to kick him oat, qC Ruses mtgnad bie United Stafito siKAte an taka effeot immediately.” Ha been convicted in tha coarts ot tag the law which forbids fro* only ▼wok . " at toa tma af food _ _Jof praparaUoo root second by tbe. ptssage of the raoomtnandad I shall feal to order that inspection la tola ud oerttfieatee bo eanaad pro ducts shall not to used hereafter. “The report abows that thrttock ylrds ud puking Boos* are not kept >eto- [■fifty erAfUfft. BUI I* the toro go- Barton in the “^to reasonably olean, and that the me od of hudllng and prefacing food produota Is oneeanly and dangerous to health. Under existing law the National Govemmait hu no powar to enforce Inipectlou of tbe many forme of prepared meet food product* that are daily going from the pack Ihg houses Into Interstate commerce. Owing to an Inadequate appropria tion the department of agriculture Is not even able to place inspectors in all establishments desiring them Toe present law prohibits the shipment of uninspected mttt to fore go coun tries, but there is no provision forbid ding the shipment of nnlnspreted meats In interstate commerce, and thus the avdnuMof Interstate oom oseroe are Ipft open to traffle In dis eased or spoiled mute. If, u hu been alleged pa seemingly good au thorlty further etvite exist, such u the Improper .use of chemloals ud dyes, tbe government lacks power to remedy them., A law Is naadad which will enable the Inspectors of tbe gen eral government to Inspect ud su pervise from the hoof to the can tha propsratlon of the meat food product Tha evil seems to be much less In tbe *1* of dressed circus* than ha tha sale of canned and other prepared product*; ud very much lc« u re gards products sent abroad than u regards tboee used at home.” “In my Judgment tbe expense of tbe inspection should be paid by a fee levied on each animal slaughtered. If this Is not done, the whole purpose of the law ou at uy time be de feated through u tosuffi -leut appro- prlatlor; ud whenever there wu no part'onlar public interact in tbe sub- jeet It would be not only easy bat natural thus to make the appropria tion Insufficient. If it ware not for this cooslderatloQ I shoo'd favor tha Government paying for the Inspec tion. ” “The alarm expre—d in jcertaln quarters concerning this feature should ba allayed by a realisation of the fact that in no esse, under sooh a law, will tha cost of inspection ax toed 8 cento per bead. * “I Call special Attention to tha feet toat tola report Is praUmioary, and that tha Investigation M ctltt ftaftn- isbed. It Is not yet poerible to report on tba aUAged ahnaro In thereto-of ehamlOBl compounds. In with *r"”*w wto T. Spencer Smith, a member of tba Legislature, intrudnoed. a ifsaak btli in toat body on Tboraday It ta lawn led lo regulate au?ri«c, T ea^troots and proraat race sololda. Tua ti wu Iso and ito rid* it snail be onlaafol foir to young mu to attempt to coon aay young women gators hs is twenty-tour Before m tiring sueh u attempt he shall Inform the parents or guardian of the wo—*lit> pmptora toJkinrt ot nis intonsluti to do so. Ha shsli also make 4ffi Isvlt hisoonrtshlp will ba in ud tor toe parpou af trying to vinoe the young womin that it will be profitable for her to marry fetal It shall bq aaltwfttl fto. widowers oyer forty to attempt to ourtuy woman nqjler eighteen beyond tba eonfioii of the parish or thier residence, au children bora toletatty msKriad people shall be raised and: educated at public expense. All male children shall be sent to tbe itste university at Bat on Range ud all femtie children to tbe state normal school at‘Nttohito sh* Appropriation of 617.000,006 il provided to carry oat the edaos- tjonal future. j Dies trom Doc Bite. . Asa nsultof the bits ot a mad dog Inflicted four weeks ago, 4-yew-old Bernard Buxton, Of Girard died- Tnursday at the Baptist Tabernacle Home ud Inflnbary In Atlanta When the child reached Atlanta h H£*2lufro 3.10 ti did and Oils*. raw tefh#] tag hoarding oigi river. end Tolei •ACUOn hevel ing at 8 o'clock doers went-r reaming.^ S&'tx* V doctoring on toai drophobia had already developed, ud the physic ans could do nothing but give the child opiates to.relieve his sufferings. It appears that Bar nard wu ploying near a saw mill at Girard, four weeks ago, when the dog asms to hi*. Toe ulmal wu apparently harmless, although it acted a little qaeeriy. Toe tend played with it when suddenly the dog ■prang at ti* child’s Isos and bit him on toe obotk. ^ Ixma Heir. Merced* Lopes, a Mexican woman la said to pool— tbe long* t heir of anv person in the world. Her height is five feet ,aod when sbe her hair ferolls on tba ground four feet sight loabo*. The hair tea thick that ti* can completely honelf in It. 8he.hu eat it vary fre quently, u it grows q.'lckly, hat to etU feryc Ir—tt te ba every —nth. > f ^ Doatoe . A import kum fro* ! a womu who wu 6f fe At Pittsburg, i asr Jon* took could not < HadaMneLi beOamc the • 352— First Prasbyierlan ottrg, and who it So rope with her toe firm belief p( ail acquaint “ and disci devoted ■ha waibla eootife " he did not givai«f , Mfet T nghili —ftti 1 Fast Ptoebytorton ' her toife— Mrs. lie wenffeSKUl oaUapsed- He Atron iXUD feiuithrow Boinutee and i sot hiiown i -i . iais John B; rearohut dered Wa The last, had bet bidd before