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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-04
GEN. HuKES RAILROAD.
The Bristol People Rejoice That it
to Be Built.


to Be Built.
The Bristol Daily News contains the
following article, showing the impor-
lance of the road in which General
Hoke and a strong syndicate are in
terested in building:
The news of the transfer of the >.
A. & X. road to Mr.. Geo. IL. Carter,
and his syndicate of capitalists, as
given to the public for the first time
by the News of Friday, was indeed
good tidings of great joy to Bristol
ians
1--WE have more and better news still
to give to the public to-day, particu-
larly to Bristol people and those in ter
ested in Bristol real estate or other
investments this the border city.
1--WE are informed, upon good au-
thority, that Bristol vii be made the
center or headquarters, of the opera
tions OF this strong combine in their
management of immen sc industries for
the material developme mt of Southwest
Virginia and East TIE nnessee. This
means much, very much, for our city
in the way of money matters.
The Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke
Company will operate perhaps score
of commissioners regular wholesale
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-04
DEATH OF MIR. MARQUART.
The Funeral VIII Take Place This
Morning From the Home.

The Funeral VIII Take Place This
Morning From the Home.
Mr.. John Marquart died yesterday
morning at the home of Mr.. III. Stein
mitz, where he resided, Mrs. Steinmitz
being his daughter. He was 70 years
of age. For about a month he had suf-
fered with rheumatism, and a few days
since he had stroke of paralysis.
Mr.. Marquart was born in the State
of BOdan Germany, and there he spent
the greater portion of his life. He
came to this county about. ten years
ago, some of his children having pre-
viously emigrated. Since Mr.. Mar
quart has resided in Raleigh with his
daughter, Mrs. Steinmitz. he has NOT
been able to go about much, but those
who had the privilege of forming his ac-
quaintaince were very fond of him.
Children were his special friends and
companions, and he was seldom seen
without some of his grandchildren asd
their little friends at his side. He was
of the German Evangelical or Lutheran
faith.
Mr.. Marquart leaves five children:
Two daughters, Mrs. Steinmitz, of this
city, and Mrs. Ida Schneider, of New
York, and three sons, Robert in Phila-
delphia, Rudolph in New York, and Ed
win in Germany.
The funeral service will be conducted
from the house by Rev. Eugene Daniel
this morning at II o'clock. Friends of
the family are invited to attend
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-04

12-piece white Toilet Set, $3T5, best
Swiss granite.
A whole Tea Set $500 56 pieces.
Lamp Chimneys 5c.-O, and >.
Kitchen Novelties and Conyeniences.
Wire Goods and Tinware Granite
ware galore! Any price, any kind, OF
the best make, and we make a special
reduction of % per cent or u off the
price, and as you know if you have seen.
it is bed rock bottom. Only look and
get the prices.
GAMES-Any You Want-Carroms.
$3.50; carroms and archering 1925; 10
games iii one, $500; croconole and car
roms combined, $3.50; parches, 50:
chess Qndia), 30; logomica, 80; card
games, cards. chips and dice.
Silver plated ware and cut glass; any
piece of glass cheap. An kinds of the
newest Toys and they come in and go
out every week and every day.
Lamps and lamp Goods.
Send your orders to and visit
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-04
THE WEATHER TODAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to O'Clock tonight: Rain this morning;
clearing and much colder this afternoon
or tonight.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday:
Maximum temperature, GA; minimum
temperature, 40; mean, 81; RAINFALL .03
inches for "A hours.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-04
CITY ITEMS.

Rev. ]. w. Lee will preach at the
Academy of Music at 3 o'clock Sunday
on Conscience" All, particularly mem
hers of the General Assembly, are in
vited.
The following magistrates have been
appointed by Clerk of the Court Russ
John III. Dupree and J. J. Edwards, of
Buckhorn township; John r. Harp, of
Houses Greek township.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

PAINES CELERY COMPOUND
rheumatism.
STIEFF PIANOS-Home Entertain
ment.
BARIUM ROCK SPRINGS WATER
Eczema
RIGGAN'S TOY STORE.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-04
EIDERDOWN QUILTS.

About a score left, enough to create
a lively breeze-the choicest go first.
We know a hotel keeper that would take
them all, but these are for you.
l Reversible Satteen Down Quilt
$500 quality. ..............,. @S 0O
Dainty Floral Design Satteen
Down Quilts, $500 quality. 49,. $2.O 90
0 French Satteen, Cotton Batting
Comforts, $500 quality. ..... $I.SO
Satteen Quilts, Cotton Filled,
$3.50 quality. .................,$ 81 %o
8 Silkoline Cotton Fleece Lined
Quilts, $500 quality. .......... $l.OU
BLANKETS.
A royal chance for somebody to buy
Blankets cheap, and they'll do it at
these prices.
Good Heavy 1Ox4 White Wool
Blankets, $3.50 quality. ......, $1.25
Heavy Colored Blankets, Blue
mixed, $500 quality. ..........$1 90
Warm Canadian Blankets, 10x4
white, $3.50 quality. ..... Use.
Large white Polar Blankets, 10x4
white, $100 quality. . soc.
Heavy Big Bonanza Grey Blan-
kcts, 54x72, $1O0 quality. soc.
Butterfly Blankets, variegated
colors, regular zoe. .......... 35c.
CHENILLE, REPP AND
DAMASK CURTAINS.
Probably the largest collection in the
city; all new and fresh goods, bought
for this winters trade, all grades and
colors.
Heavy Damask Portierres 315 yds
long, $1,000 quality. ........ So. 90
Extra quality Chenille, Blue Ma
hogany and green, $500
quality. ...... ......... $2. SU
Heavy Repp. Curtains, Old Rose,
Brickdust, Oak and Green,
$3.50 quality. ................$ 2.25
Damask Curtains, Green and
Straw, Red and Yellow, fnil
length, $500 quality $3.50
Chenille Curtains, plain and solid
colors, heavy fringed, $500
quality. ...... $50
Damask and Chenille Curtains,
wide dados, fringed, $500
quality. 800. ........ LOU
Chenille Table Covers, 45 inches
I square, $1.00 quality ........ soc
Chenille Table Covers, q inches
square, 25c. quality. ......... 12l2c
MEMS LEATHER GLOVES. Best
in the world.
The grandest opportunity for Hack
Drivers, motormen and engineers tC
lay in a supply at hal. price.
Mems Drab Buck Gauntlets, $3.50
quality. ...... ....... Zoe
Mems Genuine Buck and Oil Tan
Gauntlets S1.25 quality . Ldc
Mems Fire-proof Palm Gauntlets,
Handmade, $125 quality. -. 63c
Mems Black Kangaroo Gauntlets,
$1.00 quality. Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Mems Fire-proof Horse Hide
Gauntlets, 75c. quality. ...... 35c
Mems Wool-lint Dog Skin Gloves,
roc quality. Observation-Disclosures. 3Sc
Mems Fire-proof Horse Hide
Gloves, soc. quality ..... CSC
Mems Wool-lined Oil-dress Gloves
35c. quality. $50. ...... 1Sc
Mems Oil-dressed. Wool Wrist
Gloves, 25c. quality. ....... 13c
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-04
CLOAKS AND CAPES.

CLOAKS AND CAPES.
They went with rush but some good
ones are left. If interested, don't wait.
Plain Black Beaver Capes, self
trimmed-Pearl Buttons, silk
lined, $1,000 quality $3.50
Black Boucle, Silk-lined, Box
front, $500 quality. ..........$1.25
Military Capes, black and light
$500 quality. 49,. ....$ I.OU
Black Capes Fur trimmed, regular
S1.00 quality. ............. zoe
Black Cloth Capes, Braid and
steel buckles, 49c. quality .1212c
MEMS WOODEN UNDERWEAR.
Wright's Health Underwear, Silk
mixed, $500 quality. $l.OO
Wright's Sanitary Greys, Shirts
and Drawers, S100 quality. -. soc
White Australian Wool Shirts
and Drawers, $1.25 quality. CSC
Fine Sanitary Shirts, natural
wool, $1.00 quality. soc
Pure White Wool Shirts and
Drawers, $100 quality. .... soc
Switz Condo Glove-ftting Shirts
and Drawers. S1.00 quality. 80. soc
Glove-fitting Ribbed Wool Shirts
and Drawers, 50c.f quality. 49,. 25c
Fancy Blue Stripe, Derby-ribbed
Shirts and Drawers, SOC.
quality. ........... $500. zoe
LADIES' WINTER UNDERWEAR.
The Seamless, Glove-ftting "Onei
ta'' Combination Suits, $1.50
quality. ....... Use
Ladies' Australian Wool Pants,
$1.00 quality ................ SOC.
Ladies' Pure Natural Wool Pants
and Vest, S1.00 quality. ....... soc
Ladies' All Wool Scarlet Pants
and Vest, $1.00 quality ....... soc
Ladies' White Wool Pants, Zoe.
quality. 80. ........ 3sc
Ladies' White Merino Pants and
Summer Wool Vest, soc. quality Csc
Ladies' Fashioned Grey Ribbed
Vests Norfolk and New Bruins
wick, Toe. quality. ......... 3Sc
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-04

Burns and Skin Diseases. These are
Immediately relieved and quickly cured
by De Wits Witch Hazel Salve. Be-
ware of worthless limitations. j. Hal
Bobbtt and Henry It. Hicks.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-04

Coughing Injuries and infiames sore
lungs. One Minute Cough Cure loosens
the cold, allays coughing and heals
quickly. The best cough cure for chill
dren, perfectly harmless. j. Hal Bob
bitt and Henry Il. Hicks.
Horrible agony is caused by Piles
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-04
5MeswooSa9zaa,y6s, SMeswooS50ays 9Nsswoa9585yays,
THE STORY AND THE STORE.


is going on in the store you find anything different from the advertisement OF meet
make easier pleasant and profitable customers to "
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-04
Sight Drafts
& TurRip Salad

Never in the memory of the oldest in
habitant until now has Turnip Salad ap
peared so early in the season; from
"Geranium Valley" and the surrounding
country it is pouring into the market.
The farmers need money; the merchants
need money. A bill has been introduced
in the Legislature to make times still
harder for the Sight
Drafts are to be interpreted Demand
Drafts" When Churches are to be
built and Public Social events perform
ed the merchant is consulted. When
campaign funds are to- be raised, he is
interviewed, but when Legislative bills
are to be introduced his name
Dennis"
The following beautiful Poem ha
just been Yeceved from fellow toiler
who combines Turnip Salad, Onion ant |
"Pine Rooter Hog" raising with mer |
chandising, to enable him to supply tn |
wants of a numerous progeny and NEE |
his Sight Drafts.
Dedicated to
The Sage of Geranium Valley,
BY
The Bard of Sasafras Hill
Little drops of water,
Little grains of sand,
Make Stronach's groceries
The finest in the land.
Great big drops of glucose,
Terra Alba instead of sand.
Make Registers candy
The finest in the land.
Little words of kindness,
Then a shake of the hand,
Make these solid merchants
The stoutest in the land.
VIC. Stomach & Sons,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERa
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-04
Persian Fleece Outing, Ioc quality,

Ladies' Grey Ribbed Pants and
Vests, 5Oc..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. zoe.
Ladies Fleeced Jersey Ribbed
Vests and Pants, soc. quality. Csc.
CHILDREN'S WINTER
UNDERWEAR.
ChHdren's White Sanitary Wool
Pantalets and Vests, 65c.
quality. -. 321Ac.
Infants Fine Ribbed Vests, Acc.
quality. $50. 1900. .2Z12c
Rubens Australian Worsted
Wrappers 40c. ........... zoe.
25c......... ....... ,121ac
Sanitary Underwear, half Wool,
White Pants and Vests, for size
IS, regular 25c. 1214c.
Suits, soc. quality -. csc.
Children's Jersey Ribbed Vests
Fleeced lined, covered seams,
zoe quality. .e..... .. Zoe.
30c. quality. .. $50. 15c.
40c. quality. ..I... ...... zoe.
Infants Cotton Ribbed Vests,
sizes 1 to 5, Zoe. quality ...... SC.
MEMS HOSIERY.
Mems Fast Black Cashmere Hose
25c. quality. ..t............. 13c.
Mems Natural Cashmere, 25c.
quality. -Ir.... AOC'
MEMS GOLF HOSE.
Imported Dollar, quality. ....... soc
Domestic soc. quality. ......... Csc
Bicycle Hose. soc. quality. 49,. 25c
MEMS CANTON
FLANNEL DRAWERS.
About 80 dozen, all sizes, waist
measures from 80 to 30, soc.
quality. $500. zoe
LADIES HOSE.
Cashmere Hose, SOS. quality. -. Csc
Cotton Fleeced Lined, 25c.
quality. 49,. .... 1215c
Infants Cashmere Hose, Black
and White, 25c quality. 121ac
Cashmere Hose, Colored and
White, 10c. quality. ........ Sc
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-04
Madam {. BessOn Closing Out.

One of the best and most carefully selected Mil
inery stocks in the city to be closed out The cost
u real value Of these goods will play but small part
in disposing of them Those who have not already
supplied themselves with a Writer Hat should take
advantage of this opportunity because a stock like
this is rarely thrown the market. Madam Besson's
extensive trade will at once recognize the fact that
they will find exclusive styles and designs not only
II HAS. but in FEATHERS FLOWERS, RIBBONS,
VElLINGS, MOTIONS, Etc
he sale is on. Now is the time tor bargains
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-04
". {. Stronach & Sons,
NOTICE.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS
Two telephones: No. II, on each ire.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-04

Notice is hereby given that applica
ton will be made to the Legislature o
North Carolina to incorporate the Allen
Bros. and Hill Company for the pur
pose of dealing in a general mercantile
live stock and real estate business.
J. M. ALLEN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
Unless Relief Is Soon Given Peo-
pie Hemmed in by Floods.
SEVEN PERSONS DROWNED.
Railroads Destroyed for rriIes-uorc
Bodies Recovered Pears ora
storm Tonight

st. Louis. July ga special to the
Post Dispatch from Dallas. Texas,
says.
AZ 1915 today Deputy Sheriff Swear
lngcn. OF Austin county. made the fol-
lowing statement over the long distance
telephone at scalcy: Relief has not yet
reached the Hood victims In this Sec
tlon. Thirteen dead bodies have been
recovered near the town OF brooklyn.
thirteen miles from here. Forty-nye
persons above sealcy are reported miss
ing and given up for dead.
Seven were drowned today IN a boat
seven miles below soaley. About 900
persons nrc Isolated on small piece OF
land In the Brnzos bottoms. three miles
from BrooMhirc. Several hundred
more are similarly surrounded ut San
Philippe. three miles from soaicy.
Unless relief can soon reach these two
Isolated places. the eight hundred lives
Will be lost Many will die. Il Is ok
peotod. from hunger exposure and ex-
haustlon.
The water today II running through
the town Of Brookuhlrc. something
never before known The sixty-nvc
lives reported lost here today were In
radius Of twenty miles north ana
south Of scaley We are completely
Isolated at scalcy. but this town is
not In danger.
We cannot estimate the situation be-
You'd the limits 1 mention.
The whole face of the country here
~ sea. The channel OF the Brazos
river has shifted about three miles ana
the water here II fifteen miles WIDE
LOGS, houses, lumber. railroad mntorlaI.
ineichahdlHc 1--we stock ana other nolt-
lhE objects make II worth the me-. OF
rchcucrH 10 go 10 the relief OF peopts
most OF whom are negroes
Inc railroads are destroyed for uiliru
An Immense wuHhout occurred on 40
santa 10 south uf Scaley this morning.
This cuts on our last strand OF raiirUab
communication The Missouri. Kanaas
ana Texas, the Cuff Colorado nnl
santa Re ana the Southern Pacific ne
al completely stopped.
The frame work OF the big Missouri
Kansas ana Texas bridge al Dswev 4.
~ that " LETT or that structure which.
VI y u not swept bodily away, VIII have
70 Dc rebuilt The scene at San PhUippe
mn ~ the bottoms near Broukshire I'M.
lhdeacribnblc. The weather IA heavy
ana cloudy this afternoon and we f,nr
more rain VIII fall tonight"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
Awfu WORK OF DrunLen Kna,e

san Francisco. July J.-whlle In a
drunken frcnzyCornollus Manning tried
60 KIN his mother by throwing d lighted
lamp at her. The efforts OF Mrs. Mary
Kennedy. who was visiting Mrs. Man
ming, TO save the life Of her hostess
resulted In frlghtful burns. which VIII
probably end fatally for the unfortun.
ate woman. Paul Kennedy. the huB-
band. Is also painfully burned about tho
hands and face. and his little nyc-year-
old niece. Maud Kennedy. IL 80 serious
~ injured from the flaming oil that,
though she VIII recover. she viii be
marked for life.
The tragedy took place at the home
OF Mrs Manning. on Jones ana Green
wlch streets. Young Manning came
home with a friend named Taylor A
quarrel enaued and when Mrs Man
ming attempted 10 quictcn her son. he
dashed small lamp on the floor
whore II exploded. He then threw a
larger lamp NJ his mother. II struck
Mrs. Kennedy. who attempted to inter
ferc, aud fell at the feet OF the little
girl. All were dreadfully injured and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
SALE or TnE wiscoNsIN CENTRAL.
u VIII Take Place on Friday Next, Mt
Eau Claire. Wis.

special 10 the Chicago Times
Herald from Milwaukee Wis. Favst
me sale NJ the Wisconsin Central
road under the decree OF snie hnnJ.J
down by Judge Jenkins, May 30. IN the
foreclosure suit OF Trustee stownrt
against the Wisconsin Central Co.. win
take place at Eau Claire. next Friday
morning.
Tho franchise and property Will nrst
De offered Tor sale IN fourteen geparatc
tots ana nitcrWari viii be- Offered la
llH entirety II the highest bid for the
property as a whole ~ greater than mo
hEEtcEnte bids FOR the property sonar
ately, II viii go 20 that bidder. The
purchaser VIII have Co put up a check
Tor s',OpoO0O The remainder Of Inc
purchase price, whatever IL may be-
VIII have 20 De paid in at The time
OF the confirmation OF tho sale by IN,
court IN cash or first mortgage bond.
OF the Wisconsin Central Co: II pnid
IN bonds they must be al par with IN
terest The purchaser OF the road viii
also be required 10 pay the prrferontini
1893. ."
Tho reorganization committee will
buy the road and there H. no likellhooI
OF mere being any other bidder
with tho confirmation OF the sale tho
long nuHntlon over the separates Will
close ana the road win pass out Of tho
receivers hands into those OF the re-
Organization committee, which win
operate H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
woMANs SUDDEN DEATH.


George O. Smith. the Salt Lake coal
lfn. received a telegram today that
brought sadness with Il. TheimeHsage
came from his brother. Adam @. Smith.
Bi,hop Of Marion. Idaho. The latter
was in attendance at the solemn ASSEM-
bly, In the Temple and contemplated re-
naming In this city over the Fourth.
but felt prompted 10 return home and
ala 10, reaching there yesterday after
noon. An boar after his arrival his
wife, whom he said while here. was Ia
perfect good health. died. The cause ot
her demise Is unstated ana unguspcct-
cd. She was a daughter OF Robert
Shields Of Lakeylew, Tooclc county.
ana was about 40 years Of age. She
leaves 1--WE children. The funeral was
fixed for tomorrow but win probably
be postponed one day 10 permit Utah
relatives TO attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
CANADA BEATS THE DUTCH
DeIh Students Make a Bad Start, and Fsll
10 Recover
4 Terrific Race and Fast Tlme-uou-
ell, American, Takes Diamond
soulls-Othsr Races

Honloy-on-Thamcs, July 5.-Thls wus
the second day OF the Henley regatta,
and though the weather was beautiful.
Henley ON the whole. seemed much less
crowded than usual on such occaalonL
In the first heat Tor the challenge cup
cIght8 today the Argouaus Toronto
Canada crew beat the Dutch crew BY
two, feet Time minutes seconds
The Delft students ln the Dutch boat
started very badly. rowing a. while the
Arg0nauts got we'll away At 40 and
secured a lead OF a length before the
Dutghmau knew whore they were.
Above the island the Du,chmen caught
the Canadians and led at FaWley court
iu three minutes, 10 seconds, by ne
length OF their forward canvas,
Thence there was o. terrific struggle
The Canadians spurigd again and again
and just aa they reached the post sue
g.oded ln getting che nose OF their boat
iu front Tho time made Is coniia'
,Usl very THl no was the Bynefal 9p'H-
ION that tha Ars0uiuts bad d naTF0"
uH.lp. from dHt.lt ,,.....s
boo thr second heat % The pilmnnl
..gI. .neIHs Howell American
rImHrIIsr. beat Br.ghJ " lhe AZ.
rauruf.. Bright ga NOT have On. gnpI
uf "a ghuugr with Howell VINO ilHl,'
on ln thu UHl aud was clear or h,s ~
unnynt before they reached lhe w
fbr island Thence Howell rldlleii
nb.ad increasing bis lead ne he llh,l;
In the urst heat Cor thg pllinoN1
agulls IIammgrdg had wllk3'ef'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
MORNING PAPERS
FAKE INTERVIEWS.
"''' " I" Wins and Henry Eytins
Grossly ai'ropre,ented.
WORDS THEY DID NOT SPEAK


Among The men who .,,..,.,
.,l. assembly ,H th,r,mpi. ~ s' 'a'
. u, =, We're Hon. A. w. Twins. rr-.S.r, Y.
'ns AgNiean mission. and hl' mn ,,,, y.
~. Henry E1ding a morning p,p-,
~, on mat DAY hai vhl, purpor,-i XXI ,,,.,
interview with th,m concsfBlsg . " NJ
uon' 10 This country whore NV ~.
'NsoFel m colonization. Mr. iyir, !,
reported as saying.
While Mczieo De- q gooi eous,,, 3,
mas some disadvantage. like an -
IN some places 1t Is hard 10 est nm
Client water supply, and hundred. d,
hnr acres ate lying dead o, srs.,,, -
IT, Another difficulty we meet vl,s Ia
'ho Mexican farmer. who never f,n,
TO steal water at every oppor,un,,y
ble." W 'V4-
When Mr. Wins attention wa, c,,,.,
70 'hia paragraph he was highly lpsly.
nnht and expressed wonder i. 10 n,
origin ana purpose. To a New ma,
h' declared that be- had not been In.
,'r'le"ed BY o. reporter Of The PAPER
100 question nor had be- ever seen or
spoken o. single word to any Individual
regarding the sentiments quoted n
Was fake pure and simple
Then follows on alleged frst psr,o,
Interview with Mr. Eyrlne In which
those and many other words are put IN.
20 bic mouth.
'ot course there are some among
'hem. tthc M'ylgansl who are oaielou,
and dlaagreenble remember on, ma.
fellow, by tho name or Mattoas a very
l'mpnun man. who made hlmgsif - M.
l'haiNe that We tried 90 have bin, -
moved. Vie learned that was among
lh1ae seeking Die removal and h. H..
tah 20 carry ial1th01is about me h,
lh' head officials. and when an.
ltuachnd him ha assumed an air ~ IN
uggoncg, bot took him 10 tho head nm .
'lal ana forced him 90 retract. A Naxi.
can mates 60 De- Inundated. "a can
stand unythluT better than that ana
knowing this follows dlsposiilon / Uni
my eye On him.
Finally one day be came up "a ~.
~ very humble manner and begged
my pardon. even kissing ms hand 81
course ] forguve him. and when /
turned 20 gu away had gone but a few
rev tcot when I heard something 20
MhlzEins hy my head. and looking up.
! saw long dagger sticking In M
wan OF the custom house. The fellow
leit ] haven't seen him since. ana I
won't be sorry n never geo him.
Mt Eyrlng said furcibly. The wmns
or u Is that d Is untrue M
every respect There ls not even Il piece
OF ground work Tor my part Oh il 10
stand uppn. ! never had such an OK.
perlence IN my ne ana know OF no I'M.
dlVidunl who has Neither ana / nlk
To Newspaper reporter or any living
person concerning this OF similar aub.
jcgt
There are some things IN other parts
or the Interview that ! could endoraa
nut like those ] have quoted I mover
spoke them.
II r. u piece of shameless mlsrspre.
sentaiIon from beginning to end"