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Eugene Fields story About wolsott.
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THK Sun Of last Sunday printed an appre-
eiative article upon the subject OF Senator
ILdward .. wolcott's career; his talents and
ever, il, neglected. to give one incident which
fairly illustrates. We think. the centleman's
fearlessness. 1t seems that upon, an occasion
some years ago friend took Wolcott ior .
drive in the suburbs OF Leadville. and VOL
colt expressed II suspicion that the horses were
perhaps too frisky to be trustworthy. There
upon. the friend set about bantering and bad
gerinR Wolcott upon his excessive ttmidlty
Wolcott bore this badinage patiently. till pres
entity they began to descend ono Of those steep.
alm2st preeiPitous inclines In which Colorado
will YOU let mo drive p asked wolcott
But no sooner had WoIcott got the reins than
no turned to his companion and said: You
have been shaming me for my timidity. MY
turn has come. Well sec who sQueals hrstr'
With that he flung tho reins out over tho
ously. The frightened horses dashed down
the hill. swinging the buggy around curves
and against boulders in such wise as to
threaten its demolition. Wolcott continued to
ply the whip and to shout at the maddened
brutes. His friend chung. white aud trem bling.
70 his seat II sa marvel that both were not
were left In a confused heap, with broken
arm. sprained ankle. and u dozen body cuts
and bruises between 'em.
We'll. how do you like 1t 2" asked Wolcott.
gathering hi9 ass together and emsrsins MINI
hsin't sQusslsd YETI
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CATCHING TERRAPIN.
A Clandestine Industry, MT this limo or ths
Year, OF tho Chino oseaguers.

From the Philadelphia Pre..
CHINcoTEAGuE. Va, July 1.-When you SEQ
two or three men pulling out in small boats
may guess that they are going after terrapi
ness sounds m UGH like "turpentine." though It
i nearly by the spelling
other suphonism Instead t Of plain 'H G n in BE-
cause the laws Of Virginia forbid the taking Of
ttsrrapin at this season OF the year. and al
though restrictive laws sit lightly upon Chin
coteagus; thore is always the possibility Of
expe: his by F the n " Of tic
marsh which the creatures inhabit. Lying or
Chincoteayue at varying distances are narrow
oyster beds. where, ut low tide thousands Of
oysters arc in full view. and all swarming IN
Just at this season you hear tho always inys.
ible marsh hen calling from the grass Of this
damn damn tt G%,sMs and half
tie Egg, OF water fowl are gathered here by
Chincote aGuers call these marshes tho
meadows; pr,,rnaps because their luxurious
Of fc S hs he G
lures are phrched the native ponies some.
times swim over to the tempting creamery OF
may come later to repent. since q high tide
might make the meadows an unpleasant place
nj @ the IA Is ns n@
trrrapin nature say that the young tcrrapin.
MS soon Ms Matched. takes to tho mud ana
there lies buried for year. At the end 2tthat
time the young terrapin come, out to take w
tn" duties Of active life and encounter the
pcrils q II table de- ;cacy Tho tcrrann Is the
water lily OF the animal kingl I'm n delicious
product o. Shiny oJze. Opp"rtnnities Tor
studying the habits Of tho diamond back are
not OF the best even here wher, his KIND 10
abundant. When freshlycanght terrapins ar"
TO be- Kept season 1t is usual to !. mole. MI
it with water. and then surround the hole and
small area OF dry land with n light fence. 1t
rel!ent appetite. and ut the approach u an at
tendant with food the creatures come from
their hiding place in tho mud and thrust
greedy noses above the surface OF the water.
One resident Of Chincoteagu" has chosen an
odd way to study the tcrrapIn, lie PLACED
tiny terrapin tho size Of tw5 thumb nails ina
we'll some tim ago and is determined to keep
him there 50 long as no continues to grow,
There are many ways OF cooking terraptn
here In tn" home OF the creature. but mono
perhaps better than those rractised by the
gourmrts OF Philadelphia, Bal more. and New
York, Afavorite method is to put the live and
sIuirming terrapin into the oven and there to
lot him bake safely. shut In so that the sight
OF live tortures may not veX the conscience OF
the tender hearted cook. When done tho ter
rapin thus treated Is served upon plate. He
for whom the delicacy is intended lifts the
shell and seasons tho savory mess according
to hi, own taste.
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OF Paris are recruited are FRENCH and. there
tbereiore, cynical: and in their veins rune the
blood Of French HeyoIuttion And the Gom
nhized about, eympathized with. and joked
over Tor many N onths and they may be seen by
any one with two eyes In days walk through
eonQs OF ArIstide Bruapt sung by himself In
his don In winter and mt the Cafs des Ambas.
MIie Yyctfe Guilbert, and her imitators at the
private soirees OF duchesses and the like all
through the season; not to speak OF hall
humors OF thieves and cutthroats. OF mer-
csnary loose women. and the DULLES who live
When Grand Duke Vladimir OF Russia was
here last winter he asked the Project Of Police
to show him the under side OF Paris Tho first
visit was made after midnight to the estab-
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9 ssi o, yeus! rebellion there may be some
f. Le Roux describes tho field Of his inves-
tiEation as phases OF crime in Paris" The
chiet impression left on the mind By his writ.
Ravacho Ills testimony and that Of his IS, a $.
sociatcs show that the Partisan Anarchist is
not an honest laborer led sstray by mere theo-
rion siy. the case with Anarchists who do not
Sroso had od US thst H Re
sexSalityand cruelty 60 together.
as or ac o OqEa e
Germany has had an eye on those men who
live upon tho debauehery Of women" and in
as in Paris. an attack has been made on "tIe
snf to b3nts the bp L IS sv
fair to him to say that there is a conflict OF
opinion among those who have studied him.
steals from her and beats her. Others. ike
the s our hattaa Views OF morsfy
point q yi ,S Ihat j. SET forth in tSo phrase
;sIisht service; Monsieur; your Eroiss.si"n q
pSysene il is ptS with your
The business Of the souteneur is to follow her
on the street and to
wrong. His bad day comes when. in some
mistress IS taken and imprisoned at saint
Lazare; Then he iS elected by his lodging
sras snd tbs as 2. h STARVING
scorns, to take up with another companion
ready to support him. so he must break into
for, NJ. Le Roux's admiration. the rec
ords OF tho police show that too many
% ssoy 09 lsss Mr Archibald wh MeSs
went to Paris to report the kilrain- Smith fight
Tor the London Sportsman. and was murdered
ticed into lonely spot by a woman. who was
followed by her male friend. The head Of the
unfortunate Mcneil was beaten In with q
One OF tho Paris courts recently sat In iudg-
ment on young man Of "a years accused Of
had been sentenced many timeA He was Just
out Of the Sainte-PGlagie prison. where he
been the bully Of q woman. and after he had
been sentenced her declarations had iniiu-
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sneed the Judge in his favor. Now that he
ih old relations with her: She refused. On
thIs an T FIJI d% must kiys me
win lsav. you In psace; othsrwiss it viii be tho
swer. That evening he saw her on the Boule-
ward Bebastopol She fed. and he pursued her
with knife. She ran into the shop OF wine
merchant and stumbled. He trlpped also, fell
on her. and stabbed her three times. Two
wom1n's pocket condemned him.
These crimes are not essentially different
from Ravachols. Rayachol Is as worthy per-
81 The brates. During Rayaehol's trial several
for children; and when , two boys p 10 and, il
questioned In hispressnes they declared that
them. For the first and only time in the trial
showed emotion; he lowered his head and
vert His whole history maxi Y certain that
social pliloiophy VIII not keen the srisdlns
not lead him to It ss 1t seems to do In Parik
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fold. To those who would spend ten cents. he
gave lecture. from the proceeds Of which h .
for soup. After the soup was eaten. as the
Figaro reporter had 1t. Tho explained to these
Rs nss to wns
the necks OF those who paid for the SOUP"
RG that is net ths the
outside the headquarters:
/: ENTRANCE FnEE! ENTRANCE FREE!
:soUI,kSkvHs. and to every man and woman who Is:
AIP.M Anarchist women will serve soup to:
;,Mar;M. An old offender win give you coz.
anarchy for .h. Poor; ~ L.x the Enemy Of
On the first Sunday three thousand plates Of
coup were served: In opening his address. N;
Msrtinet said; MY friends: speak to old
am not satistled with You! Whom You are told
BY the Judge that YOU have already served
You should not hang your heads. It. is
not thus you must act when tho Judge
has m honor to VOW
! have been sentenced because society. of
which you live. constrained mo to have re-
to hSn
than ySa have desired to he too hnppy The
even refuse to marry lest family ties should
lmpede their pleasures. Behold Others faith srs
OF tamilies; who have sweated blood and water
1t Is q wonder that no French paper has re-
marked the similarity between these foolish
speeches and the theories which .Ravachol
lecturer and throws bombs n or rebs
very different individual. Before Ravachol
was an Anarchist. he was a loafer and q thief.
"S% %aas sSst he 81. SSn
him. The term "Anarchist" pleases them.
s Hnd the sem6lanse OF philosophy serves to
OF their crimes
The latest instance o, the ideas that are Al.
tsring through the masses Is as striking as It
had the brilliant idea OF erecting the Bourss
Palace Of Capital It was handed over to the
81 dsys CO.
1911. The Official ceremony was, pompoas Us
turn came cheers. were given for the
sssses sSs
ment was declared to be the republic OF
capital. and the principals OF an international
war against society, rs at present constituted
love OF liberty It was declared that all work
ingmen who did not take employ IN ont In union
with the regulating measures decided on ~
the committee should be excluded from the
Tors OF Paris might DO startled by that: and
their President, after following humbly the
funeral procession Of the victims OF the explo.
slon. spoke forclbly and pnexpectedly against
our, civilized wsys.",u Even the Minister, o.
tween his prosecutions OF French Bishops. te
give attention to q law sgainstthose who In
Ths eriminSis from whom the Anarchists
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the iniQuity OF your Expressive laws. where
do you get the right OF killing or shutting up
Q man who being placed on the earth with the
necessity OF living. finds himself in the ncces-
sity OF taking what he needs to keep himself
alive? have worked for living for me and
mine; Us long as I and mine did not suffer too
much remained what you call an honest man.
Then work was wanting. and with idleness
came hunger. 1t was then that this great law OF
nature. that imperious voice which allows not
OF reply. the instinct OF conservation. pushed
me to commit certain Of the crimes and mis-
doed. with which you reproach me and OF
which acknowledge that have been the au-
tho-. Judge mo. gentlemen OF the jury. but II
you havo understood mo while you judge.
Judge also all tho unhappy men whose wretch
elness Joined with their natural pride. has
made them to be criminals. whom riches or
even comfort would havo made honest mon.
and whom an intelligent society would have
made men like all tho rest OF the world
The Anarchists OF Paris have taken tho CO.
casion t. put out n manifesto signed Friends
OF .tavachol." and addressed to workingmen.
For I'll III the condemnation Of Ravachol Is
IAN inlignity prepared by the bourgeoisie."
"Ycs Ravachol has assassinated and robbed"
It says. but whom has he assassinated and
robbed? man who abused public credulity
to heap up a treasure in his cave. And all
this Ravach 81 has done to give to the needy
who have nothing to wear nothing to eat"
That agrees with Ravachols own defence. To
the rarisian. anarchy justines crime.
The Government has beon reproached So
verely for the propaganda Of these doctrines.
Now that the bombs have exploded. people
are beginning to ask whether something
could not have been done before. In Decem-
Der last. whoa thero was great deal OF SUI
ferng from cold and restitution. certain N.
NJ irtinet gained for himself considerable no.
toriety by inau. Irating Anarchist Soup Con-
ferences." so-called. He hired hall and
commenced operations. His project was two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24
NORTH STATE VISITORS
TO WORLDS FAIR TO HAVE HOME.
Death Of Grand Sire Bnsbee's Motbsr-Ths
Tnrboro Union D,pot-Licbt Railroad
Trafic-North Carolina News.

RALEIoH. n. G.. Jan. 23.-lSpecial. There
is proposition On foot for an elegant build
ing at the Chicagl Worlds Fair TO be used
as Headquarters r all North Carolina visi-
tor to tho great EXPOSITION. II has been
proposed that this building be erected at
cost OF SIO. co., and that It shall be o splendid
structure in architectural aud all other points.
Other states will have similar buildings and
a spece mas been assigned TO North Carolina,
The building will DO a general meeting place
and directory for North Carolina visitors. and
viii contain pOstOfhce. etc. 10 will also be
place Tor the transaction ~ any business
which North CarOlinans may have with each
other TIC proposition which has been ad-
yanced. and which seems plausible. is that
1000 business men OF North Carolina who
are interested in tue matter pay ii each
toward the project Acanyass Will be started
at once 20 secure the building
The iiroad officials here of various rail-
road. state that never before IN several years
have traffic and travel been 50 light as they
are at present.
Ms Ammo Busbee. mother OF q. NJ. Bus
bee gIa q sire of order of ODD eloW5 dled
to-day at her son reslden IN this city ut
the age OF sixtv--lX wears.
Al meeting o. the directors of the North
Carolina railroad neld here last night fresi-
dent Aornegay and ". II. Pace were ap-
pointed co Dmttee to confer with the At
lantic Coast Line the Richmond and yan-
vile and tho Atlantic and sortn Carolina
railroads relative 10 depot facilities at Colds
boro. 10 is proposed - build q handsome
new Union station there.
Junius Daniels Camp Of Confederate etc
rams OF this city he'd o meeting last night
and appointe "a committee 70 draft and pub
hsh Fesolut ons upon the death OF the late
General Robert Ransom.
The Glee Club Of the University Of North
Carolina will start IN a few days on q tour OF
towns of the State % give concerto for
the benefit Of the State Confederate Soldiers
LlDrna
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WNsTON-SHEM, n. c.. Jan. Special
There are a large number OF people IA North
Carolina who are firm IN the belief that the
whining post would prove more eIectual IN
diminishing crime than the State penltentiary.
In Person county this week TWO men. who
had violated the law and were IL JAN await
ING hearing before the Superior court, filed
a petition asking that they Do whipped and
discharged. Shey felt confident they would
be sentenced 10 the penltentlary II tried. To
their surprise the petition was accepted.
They chose the men. who gave them twenty
five lashes. and they also arranged the details
"a 10 the admission of outsiders VINO desired
H. sec the work well done. An admission
price was charged.
10 is believed by large number Of Alliance
men in this state that Colonel j.. J.. Folk
will receive the nominate Tor Nice-Iresi-
dent on the third party ticket. The man who
is to head the ticket has not been named yet.
Strodv cry wealthy farmer and mer-
chant of BERTHE county. who died lew days
ago leaves the principal part ~ ms estate,
which is valued at OOju, 10 the DAlOrQ r.
nhau A-ylurn- so il Is learned from his wall.
The PrOhibtIOnsis OF North Carolina have
decided To hold u State convention IN Green's
boro ON February 2lth. II Is understood that
they will nominate @ State ticket fer tue NO
yember election
Several members Of the senior class at the
State University are now engaged Ia writing
bret biographies OF oN-l.eH' f'It4 Nelv-
linians whose memorial tablets are placed IL
the { niversl tv memorial ball.
Notwithstanding the strlngency IA money
matters ia the South. the tobacco manuiac-
tuners oil Winston continue 20 have a hne
trade. The shipments tins week amounted
TO about 10000 pounds. The stamp co!lec-
tions for the week aggregated $1,000.
The sale of leaf too, has been large every
dav at the warehouses, necesstating double
sales
Ninstons hundred thousand dollar hotel.
THE linzendorf" is about completed. II
will be fitted up and opened 10 the travelling
on lie about April lst.
The Railway Commission of this State will
issue a report OF their work during 1921 by
February 10th.
The Commissioner o. Agriculture has
started out bis corps of fertilizer inspectors
ON the road for the season.
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RrcHwoxp. w., Jan. 23.-No offerings of to-
baccos at auction on Change to-day Saturday
private sales reported 20 the secretary OF tho
Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day. wrappers, ~
hogshead: cutters. Is; smokers, 3ii dark lear,
T. Total. 60 hOgshcads. e.,
Richmond Obacco Trade for the week ending
to-day. Nrapuers. g3 h0gshcads; filters. 1856 cut
tiers. -; smokers. 8; dark lear. -; burleys' "a.
ON,ce of the tobacco inspector reports to-day:
INSPECTIONS. bright, 81 hog heads; uerce; re-
inspections bright i3 hogsheads'darA o. west
in.necflons and reinspections for the week
ending to-day: inspecu ms. bright. III hogs-
heads. 2j tlerce5; dark, g. western, - relnspec-
tiOns hri ght, % hOgsneads; dark lUli western
s. Total sampIng for the week enaiDg to-day,
.I5 hOgsheads, 81 uercth. go
Planters Farmers SeahrOOkes AQeghany.
Nauenans Shelhurne's, trenshaw - Neals Ia
yenp0rts and ShOckoe tobacco warehouses re-
port to-day. Receipts. ij PACKAGES DELIVERIES.
a, The same tOnacco warehouses, With VIZ
yiuia old Dominion and Jones warehouses
added. report for the week ending To-Day; he.
ceiIt.. g.5 packages; deliveries fA. Excess ~
deliveries over receipts Tor the week ending to-
day, -l3 packages. .ti.4.
for the city of Richmond. va. to-day, are az
follows. Ias paid cigars and cigarettes $3.50
tax paid plug tObaccos. ? ~ 81, taA ldld spe-
cisl $3.50. tax paid penalty, elZ3l. Iotal,
.flfs06 For the week: Tax paid cigars and
cigarettes. sl2gls52. tax la't plug toDaccos,
SI.42Ql: tax paid special s3,.Jii TAX PAID pen
altg sf25l Total sl9Uji4J.
Crsnshaws to acco warehouse sold S,sp
hound. OF dark ose tobacco5 Tor the week end
inQ TO-DAY Highest price. sihsl.
shoeko 2os POUNDS rish' loose ,oo "a ,s,
TODAY Highest price. 80, or an average OF "a
ner Hundred rounds which is sald 90 DO ihe
highest average price of tho season.
SLOck0e and Davenport sold Oi-Nb- pouhas
loose tnbac.os Tor the week ending To-Day.
Highest price, $3.50 Tor brglt anu gro Tor
4 meeting of all the tobacco buyers Is called
for 100 clock 81. Monday next the ''th INST
az -Shelluruos tot acc) wareloute' Tor me par
ro.e0f regulating the sales OF loose tOl accos on
sir Fdwarl Achelis. Of the firm % Johann
Aciehs Oo bremen arrived ~ hcnmond
r.trrdar morning AMI is win ms ifitDds
NJ. > n if2np q DO Nr. Aohe.is is Ell
ronto for Cuba and will probably return this
wv in ah0ut' couple OF mounts
I.b, Richmond loose tobacco market Tor bOin
dark ami lrighfs 10 IN fine trim. 1nfers easer
aud anxious for t0Dacc). as b, evidenced %. me
prices ail fhis week ana the happy faces ~ ne
farmers b. r. from North ga ina and virginia
Tsri.t.r.l AZ oh. Wchmolt Tobacco L.
change today. j. ". McLin, Petersburg.
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WV, York. Jan. .3 -Mcssrs. Hubbard. Price *
20 y daily latter SAYS. 81 be statistical position
A, made up iu fll5 morning. Chronicle shows
mat there came into sight during DE Weth end
ing Iast evening 5000 iaies irs' lian NullIs
Ma corresu0ndluE wees last year. Interior r.
caiut. az the thirty-lne towns reported by "a t
Cbronicle are iI.Hu bales. against l45O0U last
wear. The excess ln Tho visible supply ls I+iu.-
lIo bales This excess D. enir.y American cot-
TON tko supply of other 2rOWths beng iUit Nu
lhr.niele show hat generally throughout the
so,ltl he temperntlre has been l1s and nat
this in some lie gree eriereQ ith the marriott
inv Of inc crOl. 10 ls tho Neutl on ms
theory that has derived me market on the
sflfarIus that last week receipts would nave
eHorlad lu response 10 orr decline oil yester-
darsnd result n q predicted increase IN
tIIe movement ue 20 week, che Liverpool market
ba. To-day declined some three 20 iouf-alxty-
f0urths. and prices here have gwen way u % ~
the lllui ia fions OBJ con, HlcuoNa cong acc uhs
recently created. FRI a.e cables ifOnl LIVER
rool advise as that estimates uI I'D I'd
fOr next weeks receipts are Reneray cur
rent here he best information We can get
lealis us 10 the conclusion thai the heNfes
are based urou kilograms from fhe various
Southern gOris. indicating the Following move
mont. Galveston. 1000 alesi Nen orleans.
lu.n8: Mobile. t1n Savannah. lANui mar
ton. 6UN: vi mngfou. -Nhi Nofloih' '' I,
Baltimore AMI mlaiel ma .ote.hea.
New FORK $500: Ne,i Point. Newport News
and Brun wick tOgeih,r otVl Al f CORES
rondents AZ g various points viii ohnse a. oy
f.lfrrauhing Il arl Non iaY morning u thcse
fIure. are mo- ia their opinion approximately
correct The luture OF the marker j. eAilIsif
ia. VA attach O ia se r. orr, and
the care We take in making them ~ feceipts
y" emuh.s 10 iay are f3 ale against l.eSs
last year. At all the ports the movement Is
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
CLOSING QUOTATIONS or MONEY.
Offerings and sales at tho Richmond Tobacco
Erchange-Internal Revenue Coiicc-
tlons-Foreign Advices.

NEW YORK.. jan 2s.-Money closed at per
cent. the only rate Of the day. Exchange
steady; posted rates. ss8i6 for sixty-da's ana
fSs1s Tor demand actual rates. is4 for sixty days
and is5 a for demand Governments quiet; mr.
rency s. TO- bid; a., coupon. li6 bid: extenied
2s' registered. 100 bii Iacihc railroad bonds
closed as follows: Union frsts, lOg bid: sinking
funds. l0, bid; centrais. IVA bid.
here was a considerable fa ing OF IN the
volume o. business this morning as compared
with est riay trading during tbe same hours
he sales 90 noon, the closing hour. amounted
O. i11NlI shares The markot opened active
with the first prices rreguiary changed. IN
the early dealings some strength Wa, deyeloi eQ
but under the lead OF Omaha. which dr0ppe
ror cent 90 49,. prices reacted. About the nrst
call tn. market siren gthened again. Omaha
was the feature 10 more thln recovered rs
early decline. LackaVanna was also strong
advancing rs The rest OF the list VIII
iut few exceptions rallied IN sympathy
Northern Pacific preferred was he nora ls eH-
ceuti0u. declining from ll 10 Gjs no prnci-
bal dealings wee the stocks named Ina the
closing hour 10 market was not so active Dut
prices cOntuu III firm. ON the appearance OF
the bank -t.tlment showing an increase on
s..52Gs1J IN the reserve there 8as brl'k lnying
O some of the lea err. especially Omaha' Sc
ugland Rock sland and Northw ST. he
market closed strong 6 the best prices Inc
advance ranged from IS TO -1e per cent