| Show WHYS rc S story tf cr major 11 a cruelty HIS TO CE 0 now till the hiam cor fleary wa lashed to death unda Sen sentence lore or r the th Frati fratila lm 0 D N NOT nov 9 the tiati this thi ni morning publishes e a three column sliced statement me from bonny who opens pens by regretting that brother forced the disclosure of a paid pain fill ful story bonny says Sta stanley tiley only heard of the poisoning suspicions from him on the of 0 october c tober bonny floppy cays barthelot Bart and jameson a meson after questioning the arabs belonging to stanleys Stan leys previous expedition ae as to the fata fate of bacock and others expressed the opinion that stanley would poison anybody he lie admitted that rumors to that effect were current in europe but nothing was ever proved against stanley bonny con firms the re report port that barthelot Bart ask asked him tor for a tai tasteless tas telesa teless poison with which to remove tippo bibs nephew selim with whom he had a quarrel bonny had all the pul poisons sons barthelot Bart did not mike make any farther further attempts to poison selim bonny confirms the statement that barthelot Bart deliberately hit bit a woman for this barthelot Bart would have been lynched it if bonny had not rescued him bonny las not the slightest doubt thattie that the boy bondi died from the effects of the kicks riven given him by Bart barthelot he ile confirms the statement that the mission boy john henry w who lo 10 acted as an interpreter died frow from the reflects of the lashes he ile did not desert as stated but was left on the road the boy W was li afraid fraid to come back because be had a d s sold cald revolver to procure food the major caal recaptured r e d he boy and nd he had bhim him pa publicly hicl sentenced e ato to b ba shot hot not intending to carry out the sentence the whole cam camp p threatened to desert if the sen cen sentence tence was carried out barite lot then exclaimed by god I 1 will give him lashes 11 henry became insensible after receiving thirty lashes the scene was the most horrible he bonny ever saw mortification cation n set est in and the flesh of the victim tell fell in pieces to the ground ills ilia body swelled welled to twice its ordinary size and nd he died in twenty four hours bonny tells of the unprovoked stabbing of the chief by baortte lot with a pen knife lie ile beclar declares ve the best beat feeling prevailed in the village till the 31 major ajo r arrived when be immediately caused trouble by extravagant 1 trava rava gant demanda demands and threats bonny many confirms stanley farther and tells about the killing of the za zanzibar 1 by barthelot Bart who after beaten beating g the he man frightfully with witha a staff smashed mashed his scull with ft it bardelot Bar be bare projected an expedition of his own to reach casati bonny confirms stanleys Stan leys account 0 of f the murder of bardelot Bar except that barthelot Bart bad had not a c cypress press staff but a revolver in his canil hand and ponched punched and kicked t abo h 0 woman bonny justifies the sentence of death of the sou boa danese soldier Bol dier borgan burgan mahammed Ma hommed but says stanley is in correct in slat stating ing that barthelot Bart projected anex tion of bis his own by which it was planned to reach casata and not go to U bonny threatened that he would enlist the assistance of the arabs to frustrate his plan and therefore it was dropped lie he never thought stanley was dead with r regard agard to stanleys Stan leys charge it against h him 0 of a lack of initiative bonny hayg he be is glad Barte lots blood is not on bis his head aa as it would have ben bad had be he violently resisted and tried to stop barthelot Bart from doing wh what t be had done the whole camp BO so exe created the major that in a moment at the rising of bongya hand band barthelot Bart would have been torn lim limb from limb bonny admits that combined action might have succeeded but the relations of the officers were too strained and a single written protest would have made the protestor a marked man and it was no flight slight matter to incur dislike bonny declares ir that be he baa has no doubt of the correctness of jamesena Jam esona esons story jameson showed him a cannibalistic scene sketch and described it in detail six sketches are now in poses I 1 ioa of Jam esons widow they r represent ep reseat the tying up and killing and carving of a girl and distribution of the flesh to the natives scrambling for pieces cooking and feasting bonny declares that be he told barthelot Bart telola brother of the whole proceeding and and t that had bad be lie published complete diaries tries they would throw much light on the affair he ile says in conclusion 1013 that he can on onla believe that bart V was insane he wrote to this effect to sir walter barthelot Bart relating bis his reasons for this belief and be he thought it a pity the dead mans relatives failed to take this charl charitable taIe view A communication from stanley appears in this mornings itsines in which be gives the he names of 0 the persons who informed him of the jameson incident and be he eaid mild jameson eald said that if euch such charges were brought against him be would deny it he ile afro loo says a clergyman in london has his seen the negros bead and neck which jameson had cent sent home to be stuffed staffed stanley a adds dds that be he could not have hay e believed the story himself bad not jameson appeared to glory in the fact that ho he was wait the only white man who bad had seen cannibalism the calls upon barthelot Bart and mrs jameson to publish everything in their pooles possession sion in order that the whole dreadful business may be cleared up the tile emin relief committee published a denial of the statements that they desired to acquire emins ivory rather than to rescue emins Emin life the committee say they only that if ivory was found it should bo be need used to defray their e expenses peni ses but that none waa was received received the expedition cost them stanley gave eve his services gratuitously besides throwing up engagements to the value of over and farther generously placing at the disposal of of the committee all bums sums which the press might pay tor for his letters on the expedition which bums sums amounted to 2000 stanley was per sonly responsible for the selection of members of hla his staff and arrangements were made with them |
