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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

TO cure any case Win each order received by ua
Tor hl1 boxes accompanied with 800, we viii nend
the purchaser our wfilton guarantee 10 refund tho
money n tho treatment docs not effect cure,
Guarantees laaned emily by DuTbln, Wright Co,
~ \. Market ht the Popular Drug Co. NJ
Mari Of A. hOlh Agents OAnlOu ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

English Printed Dinner SETS -.... 49,, ,,.
Ina large variety Uf Deco tdbO-lOO fllsDV-luo
ratlunH and Patterns,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

A Prominent oitisen aud Worker Whp
Thinks no DisAareeA wilh lhe NsWH'
Democrat,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Wednesday, the 25th day Of June, 1890,

In puuuhnoo Of an order Of tho Probate Court Of
smrk county, ohio, We Will onor Tor sale Al public
auction, on
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-21

CAUSED by MICROBES.
AND
RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER
the Microbes and drives them
out Of tho system, and whom lhnt is dono you
canont have IN noho or pain. No matter what
the disensc, whether n simple case Of Malaria
Fever or n combination Of diseases, we euro
them at all The sano time, as we treat all dis
cases constitutional lily.
asthma, Consumption Gaiaryh, bronchitis,
Rheumatism, Kiincy and Lirer Dis.
ease, ChiWa mt F;crr,, Ermale
1%'rom1ies, IN al IT. forms,
and, in fact, cre,y
Disease knopn to
The Uumam
System.
Beware Of fraudulent limitations.
See that our Trade Mark (samc MS aboye)
tend for book "IIistory Of tho Microbe Xii.
lcr," given awny nv J.T. DO U0LAS,
Sole Agent for Marlboro County, SC.
Jan. 6, 1890.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-21
SMILES FROM PEARSON.

Some Of The farmers are about done
planting corn, and we can hear the
guano distributors at work in differ.
ent fields.
The recent cold spoil caused a great
many to replant their gardens. Some
had plants big enough to set out, but
they got killed.
We are glad to report the improved
condition Of Miss Sue Beverly, who
has been quite sick for some time with
a severe case Of the grip.
Mr.. w. J.. Pate is doing a good
business with his grist mill.
Mr.. Alvi Newton has rented Mr.. A.
w. Moore's engine and saw mill and
moved it On Mrs. Lizzie Parsons
place, whore he is receiving large or.
dcrs every day. We wish Alvi much
success in tho mill business.
Mrs. Mary Gray has a good school
at the Moore school house. Boy.
March 10, 1890.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-21
A Lovely Complexion

Is something desired by every lady i N
the land. The easiest way to get that
beautiful color to the skin is to first
make the blood pure. The impurities
must be removed by the administration
Of some remedial agent which contains
the NEST thorough Alternative properties
combined with those ingredients which
tend not only to remove impurities OF
the blood, but also build up and invigo.
rate the system. Such a remedy is DR..
Wcstmoreland's Calisaya Tome, which
not only thoroughly ~cleanses the blood.
but also invogorates the system and
leaves the patient in a thoroughly i'm
proved and healthy condition. The
price is within the reach Of all. 90 cts.
and $I.o o 4 bottle. For sale at Jen-
nings' Pharmacy and J.. T. Douglas
Drug Store.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-21
Medical Card I!

VIIlE undersigned having located pcr>
a %,mancn'ly in Konnc,tsville, returns
his thanks for q liberal patronage and
hopes by strict attention to business TO
mort a continuation.
Besides SURGERY, OBSTETRICS
and the general practice Of Medicine, l
take pleasure in announcing to all that |
have thoroughly equipped myself with
the latest and most improved instruments
for special treatment ofTRANSFUSION
in CASES Of DANG EROUS HEMOR.
AGE, all THROAT, NOSE and LUNG
diseases.
CONSUMPTION specially TREAT
ED npon the LATEST and MOST
PROMISING THERAPEUTICS.
Parties in Bcnncitsville will be Elk
AHMED and TREATED for INV Of
the above diseases at their own homes by
being requested to so t2o. Those from n
distance AZ my residence on Darlington
Street.-The residence formerly oocupicd
by Mr.: Carey Il, Eastorling in East Ben,
nottsyilIc.
Calls in Day left at Brecdcn & Wells
Drug Store will be promptly attended TO.
At night at my residence.
CHARGES for EXAMINATION and
TREATMENT reasonable.
Worry Respectfully,
h. B. EASTERLING, M. D.,
NJ. Medico. Chi. Society Phila.
January |, 80
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-21
~N@ CAnROLN * ,EVEIRY X STORM sa%x44>>

during the past ho Years I am not only willing but ready to make good such
error. It Is nM hW and never has been my intention to attempt to Ioodwink
my customors by claiming to sell goods Mt nnd below cost. ht I dn claia tasaH
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-21
A ARRANGEMENTS.

.Arriues-Southcrn mail via. Society Hill
arrives daily, at 10 p IN.
Lcdrcs-Daily, at S 90 o'clock, Il m.
Arriocs- Northern mail via Greensboro,
n. e., arrives daily at GAS p m
LeaDes- Daily, ut SO o'clock, q. NJ.
Arrtoes- Blcnhcim. Red Hill and Drake
arrives daily at u o'clock.
Leares-Daily at 6 o'clock n. NJ.
Leaues-Benncttsvillc to Chcraw, via
Dargan and Quick, Tuesdays
and Saturdays, ut 7 a. III.
A'7tccs- Same days at 6 p. IN.
Leuucs-Benncttsvillc to Laurinburg via
Pearson, Rrichtsville, .Adams-
vile and Ncwtonvillc, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at $50.
Arrircs- Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-.
day ut $50.
Bcnncttsvillc posL~o(icc opens at 7
o'clock, a M, and closes at S y m.
All mails opened aud distributed upon
arrival.
Wsss" Money Order business closes on Sat.
urdays, at IL O'CLOCK, m.
Il. l.. CRosLAND, PM.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-21
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so VOL known ind
so popular ne to need no special mention. XII
who have used Elootrio Biitors sing The same
song OF prnisc.-A purcr mediaino docs not
exist and II is guaranteed tn do all TINT il
"lnimcd. Electric Bittcrs will GU no MI Diseases
Of tho Liver and Kidneys, will remove PIN.
pies DolIs. Salt Khoum and other affections
caused by impure blool.-Wm drive Molorin
rom tho system md prevent MS well rs euro
MI NJ .lnrinl fcvrcs.-For euro Of Headache.
Constipation md Indigestion try Electric Bit
satisfaction guaranteed. or money
Tsfunded'-prico 90 cts. md $l.00 per bottle
For sale Mt Jennings Pharmacy.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-21
WHERE rs TIE REMEDY?

The Walhalla Courier estimates
that the various taxes to be imposed
upon tho poor Tux payer this year
State, county and school taxes-will
foot up over two million dollars, and
thinks this enormous tax should be a
Living issue in the coming campaign.
Well, suppose it is, how is it to be
rcmcdied ?
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-21
OUR N0uNPY oFFlC ERs

,rtG, nl#d.l, lefa.
Clerk, .. M. Hcatio.iy,
Coroner, John Il. Sampson.
Probate Judge, II. I. Rogers.
School Commissioner, John A. Calhoun.
County Commissioners, j. u. Covington, j.
c.. Campbell, Raiforl Gibson.
Auditor, Jacob Afford,
Treasurer, j. r. Lilies,
supervisor of Registration, T. F. McRao,
Clerk of Bond County Commisstonors-Ts
w. Bouchicr.
Senator, c. S. Mccall
Representatives, II. N. Edens and w. D.
Evans.
Jury Commissioncr-Ei T. Covington.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-21
1854: S'ly! ] AZ r a'In'ldi !H !0l EST. 1880:

After dne consideration of the liberal patronage extended to mt during
the past FIVE Wars ALLOWING my minds w to Mko Il rosncctiv Wow r.
the gradual fnabcial progress and enlargement of my business since my lma.
ton f in Msrl Dor o. om heart wells up wMah gratitude to ny many customers
an friends for their ready recognition of my untirng efforts to establish a
reliable jewery business in Bennettsvile. The lust criticisms Of oI those wh
whom | have hWl denlngs isa sufficient guarantee of M honest nd honmnilo
intentions, aud r. |, or N Of nv EMPLOYEES have Nv accident .rerroso
any goods sold az
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-21
PEN AND SCISSORGRAPIIS.

its fittieth anniversary this year.
- Mr.. G. II. Suber. a prominent laws
yer of Ncwberry. died on the 18th inst.
- The merchants excursion to wis
mington from Fayetteville will take place
on the 10Th and 18TH Of April.
nov La Grippe is still! doing sad work
over the State. and many good people
have fallen victims.
- q the twelve New York cities that
had elections for mayor the Democrats
were successful in eleven.
- The demand for fertilizers is SO
great in Charleston that the railroads
can't haul il away last enough.
Mr. Julius Levy has been appoint
ed Probate Judge for Georgetown coun.
ty.
Joseph w. James, charged with
hiring three colorcd men to kill his faith
er over in Darlington. has again been
convicted.
800 The Senate has confirmed the
nomination OF George l Cunningham to
be United States Marshal for the Dis
trict Of South Carolina.
~ Siberia IS said to Nave . snot =,
ground about thirty miles square tina,
has not thawed out for a hundred years,
and is frozen to a depth Of sixty ieet.
- Sam Jones says that he would not
give ten cents TO hear (nqersoll on .The
Mistakes OF Noses but he would oive
ten dollars to hear Moses on The mis-
takes Of Ingcrsoll.
Under It's present en-,
ErAnk Icslie < l,ccliv e,.snap 4, oi,s.
OF the most, vjoIcnf anlEh;,tcr ~nrn,i,
ira, titc south h,s. rhs N|rl,ninptonl
Messenger says no tiuc SoutEemcr
should patronizc it.
In the race for Mavor Of Columbia
McMaster received Ell votes and Rhet,
500. The race viii he rnn over on the
the Ist OF April, as it was a primary
race.
- Gen. Johnson Hagood took occa,
sion to say in a speech before the Far.
mcrs' C%onven.ion in Barnwell that he
was not a candidate tor the Office OF
Governor, and could no accept the
nomination should it be rendered to him.
,ead;ng rb;nan,n n Ma, " ~,
h.n.Is ~.
"e"s - ;" - CUSTOM OF spread
ing a splendid feast Tor Joss, replied,
with a broad celestial grin "Chinaman
teedee his God ,azv chr;s,;,n =
,o e.. u. ~, !. IL. 49,
~ Ky y "lechV'"c'
ga" OF me armers Alliance has been
elected chairman OF the State Demo>
cratic Executive Committee.
All the sin that has darkened hu
man lie and saddened human history
began in believing 4 talsehooI An ~.
nover 81 chris,i,n;tn - maLo ! ho,,,
:. s.oo;.,ad MN ,,.,;s.:.A .,
~ De'''s '"c "u'"'
1t is proposed when the statue Of
General Robert Il. Lee reaches Rich
mond, Va, to place it in a to be
drawn through the CITY by a rome a mile
long. Men. and women even. are clam.
orous 10 have 4 hold Of tbe rome. The
,nve;,;n |, w;, toke ,1ace 4 NJ
=.
mt AaJu!aht ana Inspector Gene'
Generai e1s'SI " a ,uIaee, "o COM no.gaG,er
81 Rripade Virpinia Voinntecrs tor TX
names and addresses OF the military and
Confederate veteran organizations Of
South Carolina in order that invitations
may DC sent them 10 attend the unvcil,
ing OF Lees statue IN richmond on the
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-03-21
Honest Goods at Reasonable Pylceal

- ! also elmm 70 gmh the same class Of goods from 10 to so per cent LESS
than city j. "ele,@ There is no line Of business That is so snsccpiLle TO- The
subtle macl'nnHons Of unpincipled dealers rs Inc Watch and Jcwdry business.
owng TO nc iHtt n5 it is impossible for the shrcwdcst business man to cor
lccuy estimate the value Of goods sin III line. without previous application.
training md study is also true that it is very difficult matter t conclusive
~ prove - o1r customers that w e give full value for each dollar spent at nr
place OF business Therefore, we Cali only rctcnte IL of-rcpcated and
always prnttir40 assertion, that in every instance and under all circumstoncca
Il customers vii find us
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n~ifcant smile that was irritAtinsly visible
to Mr.. HenshAll. He cOlored sliEhtly. and
bit the end Of his mnstGehe to restrain the
rather impatient retort that rose 10 his lips.
Mrs. Smith moved noiSslessly about.
There were the same feline suggestions
about her walk that ho had noticed before.
"Good night. " shs said. indifsrently.
As she passed him something fell at his
feet. He saw 1t there before him, but
made no effort TO pick IL MP for q few sec
onds Then he stopped And raised it from
the floor. II was IN old-fashioned gold
brooch. one OF those trinkstS that We have
seen our grandmothers and grsAt-Aunts
wear, and have admired in the days OF our
childhood.
At the back Of the brooch was . portrait,
beautifully oolored, Standing out conspicu-
ously from the dull gold frame
A he looked at it Henry HenshAll was
conscious OF a mental shock such as he had
rarely received. The picture coniured up a
whole train OF reminiseenceA that for the
lAft few weeks he had hardly VenturSd TO
disturb; for In the startling eyes and un-
eanny expression Of the photographed face
ne had no difficulty in recognizing the man
whom he had seen in the Wagner palace-eAr
and whom he had mentally dubbed the heavy
villain OF the episode.
In an instant he was on his feet; his hand
was upon the bell; his intention was n
staptly tn send a servant to Mrs. smith.
summoning her to his presence.
He was spared the trouble. The door was
noiselessly opened and the lady herself en-
tered tile room.
II droppsd my brooch. " shs said apolo-
getically. mo. do not tronble. +" she added.
as he made a movement II think know
where TO hnd il.
The young mans heart was beating
violently. He wanted to tell her that he had
picked it az, but WAS unable to md The
words.
He held il up and tried to speak In an
instant she had snAtohed II from his hani.
II would not lose il for the world. " she
said.
Henry HensHsil struggled with his emo
ton for a moment and oFsrcAms IT,
''YOu know that man y he asked harshly,
She looksi at him for q moment then
bursf iuto a loud, unmuEieal laugh.
III know that man Hal hA! hA! Do
know him9 Ah!i II Is too good Hs la Ia 20
She sat down and laughed HISTORICALLY, nc
looking Al her IN mute amAzement sud
denly she seemed 20 secure control Of her
on her face became one OF unsasiness. She
advanced quietly 70 Hsnshsll and said. with
IA indifference which Was uneonyincinE
even ~ the young mani
DO yoa know htmt'
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foil to the sentimental Gushfulness OF the
romantic dAmsel.
Miss Hartman was more than delicately
plump. Her appearance suggested an in-
tense regard for meals. Like the German
fraulein. who is not at all disinclined to
talk love over a steamiug dish of Frank
furter sausages, supplemented by sauer-
kraut. Miss Hartman was eminently healthy.
As for her amiHbility, il was simply with
out limit. Miss Hartman was imperyious to
the Petty worries Of life. One of her friends
always declared that nothing less than an
earthquake would ever cause her the least
agitation.
Henry HenshRll called upon this portly
maiden in due time, and her appearance
filed him with a vague alright.
His artistic instincts told him at once that
he need never expect from her either sym
pathy or even interest in his Ulans and his
aspirations.
But his promise TO Lis father dwelt in his
mine sacredly intact. He would be a martyr
and lie must feel some consolation in tLat.
Most men do.
1t is well 10 reflect that one is a martyr
even though too fate to be included in Foxs
book.
The face Of his unknown ideal blotted
from his mind the large, immobile features
of Miss Hartman the instant he left her and
he felt that as a reward for her sacrifice he
could at least indulge in the luxury OF
thinking OF this strangely met, strangely
lost woman. &
Lena Hartman was motherless and had
recently engaged as companion a woman
whom HenshRll regarded with underlined
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land handles hundreds Of dollars for Mar
ouand Brothers when he collects rents, and
no. one penny has ever been missing.
England says that There have bcen at
tempts made by kitty's father to intimidate
him.
~ vas nrrc,ted Tho morning after that
robbery. " lie said. "and taken To the police
station bet the Captain would not take any
notice Il the charge aud disrharEed me.
Since tleh MIR, Anger has called on mo
twice. lilo dcmanucd IS the frat time and
said he would hush the matter up II | gave
II TO him. ! refused. and AfeW days aftbf!
wards lie called again and made. the same
demand. When again refused he said,
lou young rascal. ] Will give you n year in
state prison FOR every dollar you took
- told him ~ 30 ahead. and then ! be-
lieNc he went to court aud got the warrant. :.
The charge OF burRlary acRtnst England
MAS di-mia-ed. hut Kitty was determined he
SHOULD not escape. aud she then preferred q
change of larceuy.
England knows ~ no roNRon why she
should ~ rsecute him. Perhaps Kitty
knows, but II she does she Won't tell.
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His acquaintance with women was very
slight. He imagined that the passionless
affection evincsd for him by his promised
wife was one OF those airy trifes. the pres
ence or absence OF which was OF hut slight
significance to The welfare OF the woman.
One morning Mr.. HehshAll called at Mr..
Hartman's house, more with the object of
reporting for duty. as he STYLED it in
mental irony, than with IN WelLdehned
object in view.
Mr.. and Miss Hartman we're ont, he was
Informed. Mrs. Smith, the ehAperon, was
At present the only member of the family
now as home, She was IN the drawing
room. yentured the domestic, discreetly.
Henshall never knew Afterwards what it
was that prompted him to enter instead of
leaving the conventional card to indicate his
unSatished visit.
The evening world., 1890-07-03
FROM The woRtp OF LAeoa.

The Furniture Workers strike at Boss Browns
ahop u oyer.
Most likely the trouble 81 yRoxchl Bros. cigar.
ahop wnl be settled before this evebinE.
Ths former MArauetry. Outtsrs'. .phiop has hesu
smelEsmated with Furniture WORKERS Union
BoSery. hiss broken his agreement. and his men
are on strike again.
B~sieklaxsrs' linton No, % has appropriated eo5
workrrs and WoodITnrners unions this evening,
a. 231 East Thirty.third street.
Hahn 4 Btussell offered . corupromise to their
fuasd 60 listen 10 the proposition.
The + urriers' Union has taken IN ten new mem.
are upon the list.
Second annual picnic Of tbs New York Letter.
Ssrrtsrs' Association to;dy AZ Suihsr's Harlem
Monument Fund
The Bsildtus Ttas,, R.sctd will appeal, to;mor.
Trades ssstiOa q the cssn'nrsi labor onion
Msshinists,, Progressive Union No I; Branch
BBrook!yn, III h1 Nsi u Psw Gss S.dieated on July
seidenberg 4 90. have asked for a committee
, sCHsa t iSs r ,sri alSS. siS'r 70 srss,. fs Sad ,S' advance
isssa Oh. &SIssddissss. IssSisf.rys i. IruIeT, fiaSn.
ctai seerstaryi J. Fisher, Treasurer.
and Mlwaukee By the EIecntivs Hoard OF III, In
terhstion.i Bakers, uniOp 70 reorrApiE' 'ae local
The snk-ribeon Ussvers' STRIFE at Youksr-' still
sIHntiP.s ,,r and d tss Ss.gISysss n f M o John GSp"ns
20 send them financial sssistanSu.
secfstsiya jacob BIes IFinsnsisiI Secretary. C.
.t-Ains; Geo. Fry, Ch.rlss Rub and Henry Martin.
u II: S \" YS Sa: s sI:1ssS .; Abs ss S.:., RsTSsr s::,.,
tArSl W. Mstternieh, Financial Secretary N.
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''You know his wife r he asked.
Alain she laughed mirthlessly. II am
the woman unfortunate enough to besl that
relation 10 HIM, she said. Then, in a'aTm;
Mr.. Henshal!, | 20 not with to acqusint
you with my past life. You have come into
possession OF 2 secret through no fault Of
miur. Iheg OF you not to beIray my conh-
deuce
Her evident sincerity oycrcame his ami
mostly 20 the %ouAn
"Mrs.Sm.ta, 20 he said. your secret is safe.
Tell ne. | imploro Of You, as mach about
this man as you conscientIoav.y can. 10
show you how much in earnest l am | VIII
tel you my reasons Tor asking this"
he then related 10 her the story Of his
journey IN the Wagner paiaso car, emitting
70 detail Likely to interest her.
He then told her and. strange 10 ,say. he
really believed it himself. that his object
vas 70 ind the girl. although engaged 10
Mas Hartman. He would b perfectly loyal
10 Lena, bat be fslt that he could not go
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lyon alarmed me, Mr.. Honshall," she
declared, with an attempt at a smile that
was a signal failure. II did not expect
anybody because Mr.. Hartman and Lena
have gone ont. Let me SEQ, hesitatinRly,
- think they went to a reception at Mrs.
Van Auken'p house on tile aNeI1e. Did
yon-wirh -
Nothing, = interrupted the young man
with a r~eassuring emile. Il thought
would come in for q few minutes and rest
myself"
The AbPence Of Miss Hartman was by no
means reErettable. In fact, Mr.. Henshall
felt a distinct relief at the respite from bald
plat.tudes thai her visit on tie avenue
afforded him.
lie looked at Mrs. Smiths face. She had
evidently been weeping. He had undOUtt-
eddy interrupted 4 painful meditation.
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He answered at once: ~ do not know
him. wish | did, for l believe he is a.
A."
lie paused In embarrassment.
go on. she said.
II was going to say. " he resumed. that
| believe he is a villain"
lyon are right. she Haid, deliberately,
fixing her blue eyes on Henshall's white
face. He il a villain, and 1t is his wife
thai says So"
IIenshAll recoiled. Intense surprise mo-
mentArily bewildered him; then came. like
n ray Of sunshine, the knowledge that here
was a clue to the recovery Of his ideal. Not
a thought OF Lena Hartman entered his
mind to IhWaTt his plans.
The evening world., 1890-07-03

Wei, he reflected, she ought TO thank him
for that, at any rate. IEatshc was not in
chari TO express auy glattude esther by
words on by looks Was Very apparent II
was clear that she did not consider herself
bound 70 entertain Mis-, HartL!4n's guest
Alter a few uumtarcsuug remarks, ut
tered miItercsy!usiy, she rose and an
nouncod Ter Intention OF retiring to her
room.
II leave you, she -aId, provided with
a couple OF readable book, and am suTe
;tat you VII. fua them capita euteTlaireTs,
OF course you Viii matt 10 zee Lena and Mr..
Hartman. know Il would be great dis
appointment 70 you Il you failed to meet
them.
she accompanied these with : faint SiE-
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MR.. wHlTNEYS WORD FOR IT.
He Neither Seeks Nor Desires the
Tammany Leadership.

Ex-Secretary Of the Navy William c. Whit
ney arrived from Europe yesterday on the
White Star steamship Majestic. He lost no
time in denying the story published in n
Philadelphia paper to the effect that he was
to succeed Richard Croker as boss Of Tam
many, Hall.
~ have neither ambition nor desire for
political leadership" said Mr.. Whitney.
Neither have l time, aud IL could | would
not supplant Mr.. Croker"
MIR. Whitney laughed as he told Of his en-
~ was walking with q lady, - he said,
" when felt n man snatchinR the pin on
my scarf. L grabbed the mans hand and
detained him. He gave mp the pin and
was about to let him GO, not caring to I've
bothered with prosecuting him, when a de-
t~ective pounced upon the thief. The de-
%tective assured me that the man was a no.
torious pickpocket."