Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fflEMSOIIjmUGEIiSEfl 4 Feuneed 188t r IM north Mate Hi***t AHDBB80N, 8. C. WILLIAM BANKS - - W. w EMOAK - Business Sintered According to Act of Con atrasa aa Second Claas Mail Matter tee Poetof&ce at Anderson, 8. C. ? ".1.1 .? ?. i Published Every Morning ?Weekly Edition on Tuesday sn? Friday Mornings ?eat-Weekly Edition-ll 60 per Daily Edition-?5.00 per sn 92.50 for Six Months ; tl.25 for Tbl Months. Pl ADVANCE Meaner of the Associated Prase end Receiving Complete Dally Telegrsfble| Service A large circulation then any otherl newspaper In thia Congressional Dis-1 TXLEPHOKFBf ftBtoHal - T" - . . U7 Business Offlce .?811 Son Printing.-tts-L Local Nowa. 827 ?octety N?we - - - . . til. The Intelligencer fis delivered by carriers in the etty. If yon fell to get your paper regularly piesse notify | ea. Opposite your nama on la! ayour paper ls printed dete te wbi ir paper ts paid. Ail cheese end drs^j shonld be arewn to The .g^SQI Ul,-1-j The Weather. Washington, April ?0.--forecast: Sooth Carolina- Fair Tuesday; Wed nesday fair, warmer Interior. Bili Hearst ls down-right broken hearted over his failure to keep peace With Mexico. -.... Mr. Hobson may also get a chance to be or some real benefit to this nation, after all. I Now If Governor Colquitt, of Texas,] wilt offer to lead troops, we feel car iain Huerta will surrender. -o After seeing a picture bf a cattle, tick .we aye pushed to know what caille want with those things any way. ' Extravagantly optimistic ls the ffif teemed Spartanburg Herald, or lt couldn't brag on a town like that all tho time. lt may bo iras that a foiling stone gather* no moss: otu we notice that H-generally bas right or way, i^ it is big enough. . . o-- . -.?fp* The democratic clubs of tho county will meet Saturday. CIdbs are truman, hut is?ia is ? g?d y??ar ts lay them aside and use. hearts. . .: - - ? --o At ?east, the Mexicans may resp one I profit in a war with the United States,] ttjut is if they fln? out that Texas'j lsn'? tho whole Khlning world. Granville bsd better, maa. Amends io the children lt so gerviouaiy alighted tho other day. They will makfl the m*>n ?nd women of tomor' row. The only reason we haye pot "al ready tendered our services to the president in case of war, ia we rather tear an old tooth ls preparing to go on an aching revolt. - .We regret that the community of] Lebanon ia not to bu ve the finest | ? II??? ? . ??tr: ?-?jlin?; it so richly deserves. 1? v later. Naturally bos- would ex pet " t.at Champ Clark would be the first p?r MH*^to shoulder a musket and llgei ???? for''side of thc Ilia ?rinde; accent en tho crandee. Judging from their published lnter Tjews about each othwr, one would gather the information that several rival candidates for the governor Ship of South Carolina are. -?ot oijerly admiring. each ether. ' G'.!e;ticr. in nrunzneiii-tr th? Halted States demands a salute ot grogans fer the arrest of a few blue. Jacinta, what win .Rpsin demand for the driving cut of several hoftdred ot nar cition:: and tte *-onfisc*<i; tlUW'.OM of their propcrt Thins? roust be serious 1i eis situation. Preelden' ' short hts vial* to tho r?p Brr Sn could not go to Miss select pleased THE WAR DA NCR The war dance fa on. Back to tbd Jungles for the hesitation. Admiral Mayo's "one step" started the whole Americas navy on tho "glide". Sooa the sailor's horn-pipe, the artillery trol, thc cavalry gavotte and the In fantry schot-tlsche will he en regel and tb? Wilson grand march wilt tho popular bit. FOR A MILL LEAUI'E . Considerable talk;.has been beard during the last few days ot.prganfk-T tng a mill baseball league for Ander-H son. With thc number of mills in An-H demon furnishing as good materiell as can be round tn any town of thc same size the country over, . there fa no appreciable reason why such an undertaking could not be launched. lt ls ssid t ahtthe various mills of the city all favor the plan and lt would pr?vido some clesti whoioaomeM sport for the mill people during the] coming summer months, as well enjoyment for tho fans of thc city. When definite steps are taken and teams put in the field the mills can rest assured that the fans will do their part and turn out to see th? gamea, at the samo time assisting somowhaf in a financial way If neces sary, It is to be boped that the matter will not end with.talk and discussion but that some move will at once he mudo toward getting the league or ganised. ?LET THE HEATHER* ETC. C?toies now thf? esteemed Chicago Tribune and hand, this tart pHckagp of sympathy to no leas ? person, than the Honorable Josephus' Daniels, Sec retary of tbfe Navy. The Hon, 1 Josephus Daniels, secretary of the navy, probably finds it Inexplicable that he should be Bet down as a Tarheel, one of no bringing np. an . im possible person, a beck wit. a pa rochial autocrat from Blowing R?ek (or ls, it Singing Rock) . m?rely because he bes ordered naval officers to keep away from the demon rum. We confess that this ls as In explicable to us as lt may be to Hon Josephus. Seemingly, his order ls Interpreted as an inva sion of the personal rights and dignity ot gentlemen, a suggestion, that th.-y were not to b? relied upon to control their appetites Thia is a t'exe rage on sentimen talism. > i Mr. Daniels In effect sain . that > tite control of machinery la.en dangered hy the use . ot .alcohol. In hts scoffers his enemies wish to combat that, statement they may;find argument wtth the rail? - reed official. Tho which, as Bret Harte might have put lt? ft is not likely to cause tho Honorable Josephus. to miss hts after dinner nap. let alone any of his three meats per diem. For. be it known that the secretary of the navy,, like Uncle Remus' "Dre r Rabbit" wa Ifkul. tag.*-, in ? I??jj? wi*\ ( allas, a newspaper office. We are not sure that he was eve called a horse-thief hy some of hi more or less esteemed contemporaries in ,\oth Cline long before he saw the inside ot the American navy's chief sanctorum at the national capital. Therefore, we can hear, the secretary chuckle and tell hla critics to "go to lt." Why we amaglue. he never said 'I swan," once when he .' road his I paper after his temperance order. As the Bowery inhabitant would I put lt, .Josephus seep his duty ged be done lt." Angels can do no more. Thc Bceretary lives too close to Soa^| Carolina to go far wrong. Any way one may choose to taJifrl i ii i - ?;o will likely -be's Badger game MEXiQUES vittn t? a genius forvthe press agent variety pf war. . Hut aropo Jules or i ra? thc t. lt ta immaterial, to our Jackies. Ship? on Mexican punitive exped? - timi reported a spanking breeze. .Salute the Meslcan colors-a yel low proceeding, according to color., i . Cnn j DOB thing is tort to ituerta-I ?rt a green wig. disguise himself and "hit de road." . tibi*. Roosevelt's . hurrying home must. indicate*that h< :a ,i smoko and' beat lt. - ?-. i. mr new; seetae* anything j hat tttki. and the Atlantic-fleet waa ra eer ie 'pre.-'i your autymobeel wi?l not answer. This j must be a man's sited satut?. i When Huerta fires that **hv>?. w* : hope there will be no chance for aa**| - - - ?MM?>wr'?v -???gF ?MW iou aViaaw? j -t- ! j. Our wstch?'il waiting policy waa changed lo an attentive. listening ona. Just for ene salute from yea. Huerta. If they hsd "blue law?'/ jo MeiUeo. Huerta would 9nev*' reproved W Tor asking: him to brssk the na noam with fireworks. If war has to come let it come now anti crowd out or thc papers the sick* ening details of that nauseating trial st Spartsnburg. While the navy department was making great demonstrations against Mexico, the war department was busy with South Carolina. APRIX (From the Book News Monthly.i A touch of color on the hill. And beds of duales everywhere, And lovely April comes to Hil With blosom breath enamored air. A fickle malden shy and sweet. All beauty wakes In her bright smiles. And we see the print of her feet, Where the snow-born primrose be gulles. . j In the woods and by the chiming brook 8be spreads the flower germs of earth, And everywhere our eyes muy look Fresh blossoms of bjeauty come to birth. Oh, April malden, sweet and shy, Thy jeweled pathway shines and gleams, And glad with song is earth mid sky Just waked from Winter's mirthless dream*. Tin: Wi UK HOI ML roxixu (Charlotte Observer.) There,seems to be no doubt that the American Cotton Manufacturers' .As sociation, and its meeting in New York tills month, will give ita en dorsement to a system..of' cotton warehouses, organized and operated in the . Southern States something af ter the plan suggested-by Mr. .Puke.. There may be some features in the Duke plau which might be mortified or changed to become more applica ble to the situation, but In the main, the Duke idea will meet with the ap proval of many. At any rate, the be .rlnnltin? nf fha wmA vcnrU will ho-? ricial encouragement. The day of the cotton warehouse In the South can not be much .longer delayed and the beet thought of th* country bas bern centered upon lt. There .is no ex pectation that the initial system will be perfect, but once tbe start ia made, advances to perfection will be facili tad. I? ;5KO?M naturally follow that tho next *tep after the warehouse for the raw material .should be the ware* j house for the. storage of the manu-j factured. goods.. It has been pointed out that tho great advantage England has over the. trade of the foreign mar keta, .is; through Its system or : ^ware houses^ witera ajiods are stored; await:' lng marketing opportunities -and tts) 1 arrangement fer financing these ware houses: iTho' warehouse fW'tbe '??OTV k'ge or goonda'Is a: nei&saryf'aflnnW tb! the. warehouse for the storage br cotton and it will be In acooVdanc? with the., course or human events for the second, to iolow the first; In some quarters we bear objection ?o' the warehouse system, based an the proposition that ft would be a-private monopojy^-and this,:ia the only ob tortlnn toa rnnwmhj. *^ !;S>VS SSirir-au-: vanced. The objection could be met with the porposition to bring the warehouse under government inspec tion, which would necessarily carry with . it- further benefit of ajovemircr.;. guarantee, as in the case of national banka. All those are but suggested details for the future weaving in of the perfected system o? warehouses. The main point of - congratulation u that the movement seems to be/on the actual point of being inaugurated In the Soneto the benefit of the whole country. A WEE GRA*D OPERA STAR _ Will Twinkle in the Atlanta Firms, ament Dering Visit of Farrar. . Atlanta, April 20.-Tue .obancp .po many young women I.ave coveted In valnL~th?t or'appedrinK before the Mriropoiitan opera footlights, as a stAr' with Caruso and Go'ruidfn'e Far rar-ls going to be giver, tliis ''Rason for some wee Atlanta miss nely five yadra of age! She hasn't been se lected yet, but when she ls, silo will be the youngest grand opera star in the world. Miss Farrar will sing Madam But tartly Ulla y**r, Friday night of opera week, and In one of the scenes of that'oner?, she appears with a little American child lb her arma, 8he bids tbe child a pathetic goodbye and pute an American Sag Into its hands which R sits and waives, white she goes behind a Japanese screen to die like the true (jaug^f-xr of a Samurai warrior. V Miss Farrar hat wrVten that she wants a little Atlanta ?4rl, not ovor five years Of age., to nay tb. j pari with her. and Mondai of this week, brothers hr ve been invited to present their children to the Atlanta Music Festival association lu order.that ?one may be selected. RtBB BENTON jtlTWPE?? Cincinnati Hurler Oat His luV&jtft Style tn Sunday ?ame. Cincinnati: O'. April le.-Iaffective I nlti'hln? V?y ini?Uf>lf,n?M ktirlMa an A ! better all around work by Vitcsburgb enabled tbe latter to win thc second I straight game from Cincinnati today ? to 3. Benton fer the locals waa ta* 'en out of tbe box after the visit?.-, had scored five rons on five hits. Score .?^?tw?i??s?.. ... .iv* siv 9*1T-S IS ? Ctncinonti.OOO Oil ITO -39. Cooper, McQuillan and ?tor., Tingling and Clark, Con sal* ?sieal of Chautauqua Week ', - >? ? .? ' ..<?< ?? ? t -,...-? ? , , .,v?r,v>.. ? . <*-f WElCH-(to?t3tt??S^-BAEE3? ? COLASS**. M??S.'sU'R* WELCH, who hns n rare contralto iU-h io Tfs>?g? and marked by .impres^v?' vol onie. WH>> ior some tim? soloist 1? one of Chicago's' leading cimrches, nnd she has had no trouble In r.rovlng'her right to a place In tba ranks of musical artists.. Sbe ls tall andat'iteiy and has a pies sin g personality. In reference to lier work the Chicasro lt-K?orrt.HfirntJit u'?- "MIQO VP ol oh bas a contralto voice of great richness, wide ranite end power and charms her audience; by the earnestness'..and simplicity of ker manner." With a rich and pleasing voice which bau boen cultivated to a notable de gree of perfection. Miss Clara r* Christensen le making an enviable record as a dramatic roora no. In commenting on M hw Christensen's singing Ibe Mlrneapolla Tribune cr?ja? aayR *?VIHS. Clara Christenson guug .the; soprauo role. >fnoh praise is due too young soloist for the way In which she sang the different.passages ut inri- purr, ifho.hus a cienr, vinrant ?oprano of lyric quality and' a distinct enunciation. These qualities, together'with ber pleasing manner, won Instant recognl*l?HN[?iViM?'-'- ^M-V^M.f''^ :.. '" j i -*'y Vr*-''''^yfSB^ij^&r^ Mhw A??cei WrS?t^'Bftker has all the- qualifications bf a:en?ceWfn? pianist inU^'tlg?M(^gsft>at<tbieiit she took up the study of-music dt an early age. ???sttti^'itrj'm?!! honors'from the 'toledo'.ft),)'ffigj^f1fer k Later,a^^r^^ VrrtJf^me.' Julie Reve>Tfing-ln Chicago. 'training with iea?Jn*;t?rrWs*Wi? n^erf'ber admirably rpr ber chosen wor'a. . ,<..;. ? .-,i ,'; ! .la ; . T -? y*V'':^M-?4^'W^^pnraP PTllysSy' \tM?TOfmir renn^<T: r?rr ^rnre*vf*<-:-r^^~'->-*:toytoWvrir*'** li i. . .aalotob v. lue > ? ' ? : ii i,i<tw til??! ?dii^Ji!-i-u'v "t<> H~ For the Next Tff&a) Day To B?t ?o-1 .uii ....-?<it .-?*?"?? t '' '' ...'^fjtltftq.^ b^?oi??. ? ? . Tin: w^W?,<*A*ten*?m ' commuter* ca*;* the C-hamh?, ef JT^SM^rce Thursday afternoon announced r the following program for Trawres Day, Tuosd&y* Ap*-; ril 21,,next. The Day will be. kuoighK aa Flower Du. ??-?3 '0>*--*\vi rxercleea ?ID be held at tbhi'-Palmetto theatre^) beginning at JO-UO a. m.. promptly. The program is announced as TO!?* lows: -. < .??"jet. lOr?n-?ftpunlng- ?ix Palmntt/v Tfee?{ a tro. :.]3dj||(G?^-- . u' -i 10::{ri--Announcements by Chnlrmtstoi .Ino. Frank. ' 10:4.r> -r InvocatUm-Rev. : . D.-Wv* Dodgp, pastor ?.'?Btrel Presbyterian Church. >v?ri(?;r' : -V.,-- ? "jpYtP?tMWW^1,1'an"'< .1*,t?i slides.qn fly ic development Jnnannhlta try by' Fl jt ' B urn c,U,, Seq'y. \V ?? G: Ai. of ;Andoraon. 11 ::*? - Addrew?-A HortlouUune~-r Sgin^D ' v f?cn--^'"'So- Ry'\^?. -J-^?L-Moving Picture Reel^;:cffld?lr1 S^VLl, At^fti IN WAU. About 1880, all the civilized conn-*' tries began rearming their troops wit? magazine rdes or ?mall calibre, us ing smokeless po arder. Modifications and improvements lo these a? well laVl li carbisca and pistola, have materiallyfl added to their effectiveness. At taff f present time no gr*at difference ''?ftfl ist? la the eff?et!?B*??s? of ?H* Wmtn I or rifles with which tbs a rm lea of thef great power? are,-supplied with re- j gard to their rangea and shooting] qcalitles. It ls well known that the] effectiveness of any arm depends great, ly on the skill and. experience of the mon who use lt, and. that other things i being equal, the t?oona moat tKnr--,! ougbly '-- *-n-tTirl ^jj^f^?ff^'ig 'flr?t'' use. of the riiwjutd^HHBiefllcient rn ; modern ?mall calibre high; ne-lo?i?y ri* das are lesa fatal, and yield,niore read" H> to treatment than those made, by lue.H?hs o? lal f?o ^AUbTs using ??o?v-I j burning or black pewter formerly In:} < use, yet it ls'claireMra|jttA^,mep hit by the' snmler bullet^-even if not kai edror nu>rtal|y wqnpded, are ap:cqsa-I pWfoly put out or action If struck Jj by the lartta*;- i.^imL , it beyphW' question, the military.w*apoii or theft future. Nearly ali of , the prlnipal countries of Europe have been exper imenting with rifles ot this? type. It seems, howinvr, as >%fet. no automatic shoulder rifle brought for ward that ts e??j^BBti5?^ =?~ci?St- il ly reliable and ?daSMfca tor *?r juf-b posse to just fry the great aspens? of [ Adopting lt In the ph?e?.of those now ?.-i<ne- .' Some Hr it lah array officers do not S. T? IF *Tlftnittn i ! nfc ? -- i-vi?* Ihren By the Andmon Chamber icrce phmentary of Pal nietta, Theatre, eub Je?t, Floral Parade; Flowers gaioVe. ! (The (Chamber of Coninwrcfe-'will ?lY.e away a pr izo of one |2e>sbfjd brass Egyptian vase to the' lady, any' age, wno places oa exhibit at the Chamber of Commerce, oh 'or beTore'l^pjclofck, the beat bonquet of flqwq9?. bf any kind. This contest is openV'th-'?hy wo man in Anderson- county, outside the incorporate- lltr.Sts of Viv. ?ii y -ot An derson, or to any'young lady ?r miss. Th? prize ia>per.h*p>.' the :hTOB?om?st vahe ot its kind ever seen In Ander son, and ts solid,brasB, ? V judges-Thc. judges of the; Flowers will be Mesdames Rufus Fant and -vT; \V. Chisolm, C.,M. tolly und Mr. Ar chie Todd. . The exercises ari- 6pciv! to m?n as wdl! as women, and all will "occur ,'at, the Palmetto timur re, except'the'?n& lng bf thc flowers. Which' v/il) l*>- held at 2-.30 P. M. ?t tim office bf the/t^am* lu??* i?f <^nnmvj>r>>t? regard their Ix;e-Eppeld. ride, is/equal to that, of some of the other countries. Tills arni ls. made In two longths. Opinion's' dlfreP'is ' tb ' ?nte^ respective' merits of the long and short rifle. Du ring ?the leaf two years tiie British war office has manufactured for ex perimentation a limited number ff ri flca pf a new type, caliea the "27i?" rifle. It ha*1 h(;en bfwn c'aimed thai In etreettveneas the new ril?e is the best ia the world; hut difficulties havn been nut and imprnitfntenU. or tho uew rifle will be neceesnry before the sreat cost of thc adoption, for the ar my is luatlflnd. Switz? rlantl baa ini>tjA Borne, cnang?s.li) will use,sharp pointed bullets: Inc charged t oho td only six the au tom mmft?m With whi motion as to nen* o? tetro?.: .i?e^piaivy.^d^qpteft ?? m. cf?ardet omatic pistol; after e igld teats and ex\; *f army ofltcetp. This { k remarkably "effeettve w^ap??. Its ength 1s ?.5 Inches, length of barrel i tK<?hriu;. \B??jh( 2-tb?., 7 ca?tbrs ?NMIVIlWl^mWuiJ -AlMUH*JHJHW H's a hard rub to make j Rousers wear ajs lonjas the coat. Fashion helps ont by en ( dorsing, striped -?roiisers With a dark co?l. ( Many wise ones bi^^n ? irr iff TmSr i'iv'mfrfli iiii .'My *M S . . paj^ci^l values at .e^ery. ,.0r?|8r by parr.elH pont.- We prepay B0st itt The World . Use it to flM?ilyour Crop and a Orefc Brace Ci^iv To cultivate your crop, t5y doin? so you will Get Setter Results than coule* possibly be ?btained bw he use of any,other makes of farm impl?ment?T