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THE WASHINGTON HERALD SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14 1907 H

About Notable AmericansBY FREDERIC J HASKIN

When the corner atone of the Waahiaton Monument WM Udd In IMS two littleboys with sad drum headed the

of marine which took Indedication ceremonies One uf

little boys was J Mundell now curatorof the museum to the Waahmgton NavyYard and a of the very few survivorsof those who were present that day MrMunfeB it also proud of the fact thathe was one of those woo went to theOrient withC3oramodore Perry ta 1863 toup n the of Japan to commerceWhen Commodore Perry set out with a

of nine ships MuadeU was a drumm r boy board the Macedonia a manofwar taken from the British hi 1812

This vessel was propelled by sells atoneand once was ashore for maul anxioushours on a reef oil the Cape of GoodHope betas finally rescued by others ofthe fleet When the American marinefinally went ashore In the harbor ofraga in July IKS the drummer boywith a treat horse pistol on qqe side anda sword on the other was with themcarrying hi drum sad tor orders tobeat any signal Despite the tact thatthe nine vessels were lying broadside tothe town and had all their guns trainedthat way the laadin party did not feelaltogether at ease

You see said Mr KuadeH in tellingof this all along the hills ahoVe the har-bor was stretched a wall of white clothwith imitation loop poles painted on itNobody knew why it was there and forall we knew half the inhabitants of Japan might have been drawn up behind-it After the treaty was concluded thecommodore wished to give the JapaneseeToventment some specimens of Americanspecie and the Macedonia woe calledupon to furnish it When the packagewas made up the little fourteenyearolddrummer boy was sent with it to theHagship and as a reward was servedwith fruit pie and cake in the commo-dores own cabin My but it did tastegood said the drummer boy with zestunlimlnished by fifty years After a fouryears cruise in Eastern waters Mundell

ame home to be transferred to the oldAlerrimac He served aboard her untilshe was sunk to Hampton Roads in an-ticipation of Confederate occupationLater be learned with interest that theboat had been raised from the water andcoated with railroad iron becoming thefirst inronclad in the history of the naviesof the world

Like exConcrramaa John Allen ofMississippi Mr Mundell rather glories inthe UUe of private for besides beteg adrummer boy o various ships In the

nUc4 States navy sad many ttaies aircumnavigator of the globe he was also

a private to a New York regiment durintit civil war When Lincoln called forvolunteers the drummer boy went Intotin army aril served for three years

to the navy yard again whenl had come There among the his-toric field pieces aiM naval guns of Idscountry he Is spending his last yearsviewing the kaleidoscopic picturesmemory ha hung for him on tbe wallsof time

County S C to quiet andorderly nowadays but there was a timewhen it had 4 wild pad woolly reputa-tion the wet with Mexicosixty yedrs ago some whe hadfollowed Old Glory and Rough andReady into the enemys country werelying out one night under the stars Theyknew that a battle would be foughtday and they knew that the Mexicansshot to kill Facing death to a foreignland where the cactus was aofest pil-low they could it was natural thatthey should turn reminiscent QUO iivanasked Wisp did you Join the arty AMd fellow told a tale of unrequited loveand solid he bad resolved to seek the ead-t human existence under the oW flagAnother said Jie had been unlucky at

and bad wasted a fortune sad as1 was no longer attractive he hopedti find deaths call in the thick 6f the

So their tales ran on until they1 d all told fcetr reasons why death hadi terrors for them and explained why1 is summons would be welcome AU butoi He was silent Why did you

me they asked him Well to tellthe truth be replied I live in EdgsfleidCounty S C and I came away because-I YoU afraid I would be killed Lego

it that more than a hundred menhave died violent deaths in the feuds that

distracted this county Now it is ajrohiojtton section and there hi no worelighting

Edgefleld County has given two men tothe South who are now eminent in differtnt walks of life They are Benjamin RTillman Senator from South Carolinaand D A Tompkins genjus of the manu-facturing section of the Piedmont Tillman and Tompkins have each lost aneye but each of them retains one eyeof the guttering cutting deepseeing kindthat looks through and under the surfaceof things Senator Tillmans stormy career is known to every American whoreads anything about politieskins is a different kind Qf man He ismaking an earnest fight for better

education as Tillman did but thefights he enters are not political and hisvictories are not the polls He has

to awaken the South to the needif manufacturing industries and he hatsucceeded admirably Of course he hasTot been alone in this work but there isnone who has done more than he Tompkins began life as a mechanic He wentto Pennsylvania and worked at Bethle-hem then he went to Missouri and

a master mechanic Afterward hecame back to the South and became amanufacturer Cotton mills cottonseedoil mills and machinery plants areamong the many things that owe theirexistence te the indomitable energy of-I A Tompkina

When a subject strikes Tompkins astwins important in its rearing upon theindustrial condition of his section he begins to study it Every moment he canspare from the direction of the numerouscjncerns in which he is interested hedevotes to that subject When he hasobtained every possible bit of iafonnatoo he it all over and writes abook about It Then he dismisses it fromliU mind and takes up something elseTherefore it has come to be that thebooks and monographs by D A Tomp-kins are upon as authoritiesIlls greatest work is a book on cotton andits products As an example of howthoroughly he does his work it may bementioned that when he wrote this book-h took the trouble te employ a man to-

go through the records of the UnitedStates courts at Savannah for a

forty years that he might settle onceand for all the mooted question of whoIntroduced the saw In the cotton ginWhitney or Holmes He found that thecredit this improvement was due toHolmes and said so backing up his ar-guments with the proofs

When the Spanish war left the UnitedStates with a brandnew questions of

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and loan associations immigration childlaborthese are a few of the questionsthat Tompkins has written or is writing

Its history was interestlug but there was no trustworthy andwell written compilation lIe went towork and a twovolume history of thecounty of Lila adoption was the result Heta the president of the Southern Manufacturers Club of Charlotte the meettog place and exchange of the manufac-turers for a hundred miles to every

He is the founder and halfowner of the Charlotte Observer a con-servative newspaper of wide influenceAs a public speaker he has been much inevidence in the North where he has beenhailed as a fraternal delegate from theNew South of which Henry W

Grady was the precursor Well informedmen say that hUe Tompkins has

himself and has built up somegreat enterprises he has built more forothers through his public service than hehas for himself by his personal industry

Newspaper men as a rule work Jlkemachines Henry Wattenons activitiesare more Uk those ef a machine gunWhen he cares to do so he retires to theclassic wades of his Jefferson Countyfarm to read or to rest There ar timeswhen he is In Europe contributing lettersto the editorial page of the CourierJournal or not contributing according to hisfancy Sometimes he goes upon lecturetours and his pen is unused for a timeIt is when be finds a target worthy ofhis lead that the veteran editor of theCourierJournal becomes active Some-times it hag of the enemy on theskyline in national politics that drawsthe Wattersonian fire Sometimes it isthe turmoil ef a local political fightAgain it may be merely an opportunity to

shoot folly as K irks It is always-an inspiration and never a routine dutythat causes the noted Kentucklan to

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TRADE IS GOOD

Crops Being Marketed andCollections Excellent

BRIDGE MATERIAL IK DEMAND

Structural Steel Orders Coming IH

Hint GnadM Contracts Are SH I-HfHctory Com lone Shown PoorlyHinl Only Best Weather ComHtlBHCan Brlns Full Average

New York Sept MR G Dm A Coweekly review of trade UMMK W will

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ettle the rac tkm closes andthe ttpenbif of fall lines te attended withmost satisfactory results

A the staple are MeWed andmarketed there la a prompt Improvementin mercantile collections throughout theagricultural districts and the decline Inprices was especially helpful in stimu-lating export trade Free shipments ofgrain and cotton are particularly desira-ble this year on account of the relief thatwill be given to the money market Thereis still much conservatism IK planting con-

tracts for future business and decreasedspeculation is another factor that aidsin restoring normal financial conditions

Postponed business is coming morefreely U the steel mills and there te leesdisposition to wait for more favorableconditions

Demand for Bridge WorkStructural steel shapes are constantly

ordered especially for bridge work andthe railways seek all forms of supplies inlarger quantities than expected forsome months on account of the financialpressure Primary markets for dry goodsare seasonably quiet without any evidence of weakness

Jobbers have concluded the openingpressure of activity Liberal orders havebeen placed and a fair volume of in-

quiries sow come forward from the retailtrade to meet current requirementsManufacturers of cotton goods are In astrung position having large contractson hand and prices are well maintaineddespite the fact that some buyers wereforced to take small profits quickly onaccount of the financial stringency

Commercial failures this week in theUnited States are l against tit lastweek 203 the preceding week and 174

the corresponding week last year Failures Canada number 34 against 22 lastweek 11 the preceding week and 24 lastyear Of failures this week in the UnitedStates M were in the East 49 South 44

West and in the Pacific States and 6report liabilities of 000 or more Liabilities of commercial failures reportedfor September to date are 718133 com-pared with ln 786 a year ago

Brnrtstrccts ReviewBradatreets review will say

Fall jobbing trade in dry goods andwearing apparel generally tends towardexpansion as the ultimate outcome ofleading crops becomes more assured anda evidences Increase of higher sellingprices From the Northwest reports areof orders previously held back now comlag forward and there is evidence also oC

more life In Southern trade and ofin collections in that section

as the cotton crop begins to move tomarket in good volume

Other favorable developments also arethe increased shipments of grain andflour for export confirming earlier andcurrent advances that foreign takings ofour cereals are Increasing

Further evidence of this is also foundin the weakening of foreign exchange andthe report that commercial bills againstgrain and cotton are appearing In largervolume On the other hand there aremore irregular features presenting themselves in several leading industries andthe crop outlook as a whole is only fairwhen compared with recently precedingyears Weather too cool for corn thisweek makes it certain that the rather lowcondition figures shown In the government crop report on September 1 will notbe bettered materially and only a latewarm fall can mature other late crops onthe full average

the leading industries the notablefeature is the sharp break in copperprices the steady decline of that metalthe talk of overproduction and of thenecessary shutting down ef mines

In the iron industry there is reportedfurther shading of pigiron prices thoughinquiry is better at the concessions

Thftjxjtton goods manufacturing tradeotters a sharp contrast to others In the

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Coal also is better called for East andWest The general level of commodityprices moved tower in August mainly because of weakness in manufactured goodsoffsetting higher prices of farm productsThese latter however weakened thisweek and values as a whole are lowerthan for nine months past

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

QooUtiooi stubbed by A 0 Brows Jc Coben of Uw New York Stock Kicnuwe and the Chi-

cago Rood of Trade Munier Baildtoc-Chlapn Sept UTte wheat naitrt

pemrstty in rin of the new tofhwnonplaying upon the Market Wratbtr is wmewhatloftier this tide of the Canadian lime and thereWM considerable ch conJrmrt wheat ttwufemdtray private to j Wte elevators fitly ofstrength were the sdranee of ld to llfcd at Liver-

pool Later fcflneoces were large cash salesand Southwest tub salesbubek iodwiinf Many tirades of winter wheat

pot bullish constroction on the Suntan

rest years and boot TOO9W brands less thawestimated by the Hungarian minister of atrtcalton-In his report rude up twenty days earlier

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ket and a liberal run of receipts from the countryThen use considerable seBnut by cash nteseau hutthis was over early in the day Cub ehipianK tradowas somewhat better than yesterday bat far fromheavy Actual sates reported f label dis-

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DAILY COURT RECORDFriday Scutcmlior ia 100T

DISTRICT COURTS

Hquity Court Xo 1JUSTICE KWLD-

In W Jt Speir Company waihsr Mstaorkwlto iadorst sate Attorney Philip Walker

la i pttttfeB of Istttia afsun anttcrtisd ISilOoeMrs A WScott

In n hoHty of Tsrranee lee ate to lieUonal bond

Heinlienr w latnfau nsW to show erase ictwnable September m CompUtnatrts Mnldtor ITeiar-L Dolor defendants sollcltars Campbell Canterton and 8 D Taunt

Washington Market Company n Brown order aa-poinUn RuanUaa ad and decree pro eonf ji-

aflalnst curtain defendants Complainants solicitorA A Binwy

Smith T Smita order coatimmtg bearing Com-

plainants solicitors Sheehy bnwty defendantssoUettor A K Webb

Bahter n Cadkk sale oooftnned nisi Complahvants soUcitom Archer Smith dcfendmts solidton CoWren Peafttog

Smith n notion to iMmitei ovcmded-CompUnanfs solicitor R 8 Hearcad aefendanfssolicitor W Xosby WOtiamt-

Undsley m Lmdsley proof ontorcd Wren heistsX Carroll Downs esamfaaer Complainants solidtor William Henry White defendants sottekor W

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Until TS Turner ad appointedCompbteants soUdtor Oscar Xanck

Clrcnit Conrt Xo 2JUSTICE GOULD

m Halt urn to lie tsaatscfet estontUd toSeptember S PMnttr attorney Wfttoa J

defendants attoraey J B Archer JrBrown TS Standard Oil Company tIe to lie

traoscript extended to October IS PJatotMTs attnrneys W O Gaidiner wd C M defeadftatt attorneys A IeftwWi Sinclair aid JoieMidont-

Kobnes n Phi flat on sd fa against defoadsat for ITatotlffs attorney Perey Metoger-

Mnstar Town Company vs Jackson Bw secndlrfor costs ordered ton days Cnaaplahmnts saHr-itcr H Wnahip Wbeatley defeaaanta NHettonWolf ft Hosenberff

Criminal Court Xo 1

United SUts TS William lhBHps glad k s ny-

KoonOsance taken with W W Stewart mretyUnited States TS JAWS Wise and

buvevy plan not guiltyUnited States TS Harry Nasa assanlt daf-

erow weapon ie wet guiltyUnited States ts CeHa Itedmond Rrsnd terceaj

plea sot guilty Attorney J B Awher jrUntied States TS WOHam Xoten George

Pestles boMMbreakmK and grand Swag plea netwHtr

United vs Genie Whiten homekreakineplea tatflty sentence penitentiary for two years

United States TS John F Hewer embeasJementplea guilty interns Jail six moaiba AttorneyDarid Rothschikl

United States m MB ton Banks howbreaki gand larceny plea gniHy sentence ixmtteatiary forthree years

States MnstoR Bridast rMatinelaw plea gwiHy scalenee Jail nwwttw

United States w Andersott aesanit withdaafleraw weapon pita not gnflty

Vatted States TS Oarence Sannders asMnltdMteeram weapon plea not entttf Attoraey C BFoster

United States TS James W Ross amwsbreakfogsad Seamy plea guilty eantenoe penMentiary forsix JVSM

District ConrtJUSTICE GOULD

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Relate of Sey M Stern letters efrested to Helen Stem bond KM AttorneyJulius I Peyse-

ratate of Richard Lewis petition for probate ofwill Sled Attorney J F Bandy

state of Funk K Stubs petition for Stairsof admtalttRtian Sled Attorarys Rules

of Mary M P Flatter will dated Octobera lied with petition for probate AttorneyMcNrBl i McNeU

Lusts of James Brawn letters of admialatnttoagranted to Tfflie Brows bond UttX AttoraeyJames A OSbea-

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DEEDS OF TRUST

Square VtO Norwood A Eaton t nx to LinedFitzgerald and John J Yarns topHse Serial Building Amscntion StJ lot fi-

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Anna Gsjtrnde ODea O I t BWArthur Quick UM K It nw 79 yearsJoke J Sullivan 7 am mr fl yewsJokR Henry HospL liaise H yearsLouie P Brown K st sw 3 yeanRobert I Fkmtee ala sad Macomb sU Cam

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NEW FRAUD UNEARTHED

Census Enumerators Discover Plotto Client Indians Out of Laud

An ingenious scheme designed to de-

fraud Indians in the Indian Territory andOklahoma of valuable coal and oil muchwas discovered by census enumeratorswho have just completed the task oftaking the population of the proposedState of Oklahoma Reports receivedhere are to the effect that land sharksmasquerading as census enumerators in-

duced many Indians to sign papers sig-natures being necessary in each case itwas represented as an incident in mak-ing a census of the two Territories-

It was found that the papers thussigned by the Indians were nothing morethan conveyances of title In tracts ofland known to contain valuable mineraldeposits This attempted fraud was oneof thfe most daring ever conceived in thetwo Territories where graft has run riotfor many years A thorough investiga-tion has been ordered grad the officiateare hopeful of learning Identity ofthe culprits They will be criminallyprosecuted If apprehended

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