Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-12-19
. q lecture in Boston Charles

! ]. BOQapaIte advocated tne uSaln
penalty for anarchists who att
i tempt to take life For less Sc
rious oaenses he said anarchists
should be given the lash, ol
should be secluded in prison
and deprived OF all comforts. He
saw little hops OF reformation IN
anarchistic ranks and diScOur-
any attempts at abridging free
speech.
Walter S. Cary, prominent
and well-kncwn attorney O.
Montevallo, Ala, was shot and
killed there Saturday by Frank
S, Kroell, a liveryman. Early
in the afternoon the two men
| had difficulty and Kroell made
an attack upon Cary, attempting
to shoot him. Later kIoell met
Cary and placing a revolver to
his head sent bullet through
his brain. Cary was also sho'
with a shotgun, his right arm
beiag almost carried away.
Kroell at once jumped into a
buggy which was in waiting
aud made his escape.
The Schley court of inquiry,
winch has been in session in
Washington for several weeks,
have at last made pubic their
report. 1t finds that his conduct
during the battle of July 3 was
self possessed, and he encourag
ed in his own person his suboE
dinate officers and men to fight
courageously. Admiral Dew
ey finds that SclIley
was the senior officer O. our
squadron off Santiago when the
Spanish squadron attempted to
escape on the morning of july
:, 1898. He was in absolute
command aud is entitled to the
credit due such commanding
officer for the glorious victory
which resulted IN the total de-
struction of the Spanish ships
A toy which Boston fakirs and
keepers of small shops have
been offering during the past
few days has given much Of
fense because the mauufactur
ers have, with unacco11ntably
bad taste. used the face of the
late President Mckinley upon
the figure which forms the main
part OF the toy, a Jumping jack.
The police department will use
it's best endeavors to stop the
sale of this toy by appealing to
the shopEeepers who have
thoughtlessly exposed ittor sale,
to desist from offering it or ex>
posing it in their stock, and by
bringing all the pressure they
can to bear upon the faklrs who
hawk it about the streets. Aud
this happened in Boston, the
city Of "culchaw," the heaven
ef the negro, and reputed hub
Of the universe !
A New York newspaper man
tells a pathetic story of man in
that city who has a very dark
com plexion. The unfortunate
man. it is said, is generally
mistaken for a negro, and the
consequences of that mistake are
anything but pleasant He found
that aa the North where the
friends of the negro all live, II
is not Wholesome to be even
of being a negro
Real estate men," this uuiortn~
uate man declared, "retused to
rent n.e houses until | explained
10 them that [ was a white man.
2ad even then ! have been lie
fused in d great many instances.
Ia a great many ways l am sub
j. ectcd to the anuoyanceS that
usually bother a negro who tres
to mingle with white people.
About a year ago ny neigh oors
tauu ed my wife abont living
with a negro aud she left me. [
THEW up my position here and
started lest. and wi1en too late
found out | could not secure the
en- Dlovment I desired. being
continually raker or a negro"
tt, p-:.~1,,, Wtl. known ali
over the Cuu.t,y ,hat this is ine|