Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Wgf / I TISxnauiDaUunuT* I " K^tp.it>cr: - >-ortf.v /VomoftV* </PUUioa^^.yrxcuttu.-.t; g,ai ftWHr,iai J T}>il^>.JiV'i.OT Jo*.'" J ... . "I ^iiivii-attEKa tmfiiiH. i.ancam'kh, s.-0? nov. ni, iMig" ~ FS.?mmiri~gF2 '<? 11 li'TP 'ivM di/DT ? v .. v . . * jiniii i i v/uniiiv 1 .'\Ol\O .All'. i : i Oil Is on President. Federal lu ? ventilation Promised ?The Outlook. I \ Washington, Nov. 11. ?At a sate hour this afternoon Mr. Tol-, oort, accompanied by Solicitor iliehards, of the department of justice, called at the White House | and had an extended interview with President Mclvinley. Here-) kited to the president the story of his experiences in South Carolina, I substantially us given above, en j tering into minute details of the trouble on election day. The. I .president listened attentively to j the recital, but gave no indication j of what action, if any, might be taken. However, bo requested, Mr. Tolbert to see the attorney general and make to him a full j statement of the situation us he viewed it. Returning to the department of justice, Mr. Tolbert had an inter view with Attorney General 'Griggs, who had just returned to .the city from Now Jersey. At Ihe conclusion of the interview ithe attorney general said ho wt old 'have a conference with the president upon the matter as soon as possible, and it would then be determined what, if anything, -would be done. "J3?" l*?y your subscripiton to Ledger! Deaaljr Is Blood Deep. Clean blood means a clean akin. No eeauty without it. Cases rets, Candy Cathardie clean your blood and keep it clean, by dirring up the lazy liver and driving all im parities from the body, llcgin today tc iir.ish p.mnlen. boils, blotches, blackheads, taml that sickly bilious complexion ! > taking -Caacarets,?beauty for ten cents. All drugs gists. 8atisfaction guaranteed, lUC. 25e. 50c. CLERK'S SALE. STATIC OF SOUTII CAROLINA C O L* N T V O F I.ANCASTFK, Court of Common 1'lean. -Jennie P. Ji.-lk. I'luintilT', VH. AVi Ilium P lletk, Defendant. J) II ItSU A N T t i an Order of mint in llie aliuveC'Sf, allied ny (jni W. (*inm it Judge, ()et .r), I SOS I wllfnell at liitnt'uxter emit t-ln u.-e < n 7 Vie Jlrst Monday in December. within the In* at hours of ante. the fol>.i\v ing (lesiu il)fd jnoi-? rt> to wit : \H flint < runt of html in the county f Dancus it and State of Sou li < 'uroiitut, containing / '*."? '.ri'S. Mo t'c of Its*. r>dvl11?I? ?I, Xortii liy S J St:t lien aiul j H William*; Son li, l?v pMfaU* minis of ! i I?' W Be k , It- a - I; l*v ! < > of .\fari?art*t MiiiHun ttit'l I) A FihiiIim? ImrW; Went, l#v ? .! ?te lamliof n It \V HclU. TermM of -'uN', f'A * If, or oneiiait tMsIl Ulnl Irl liiwe ill n:i?- Vi'ilf, t'i /1 <o?uiv?| i> iiiim) ??. ;>u rii ( i'ui iii^ oiKht (si p-r neat inieiesi frmu lata wliieli sliitil lietieeui < l>V a i<t>> i.(a'e of 11;pri niise.s I'mvliavi" to pay for I'ttjicfc \V. S. L. 1'orltV, C. C. C. L. C. It. K. Wylio, rill's Ally. SPECIAL Although, It. lUtANDT Iijis a larger stork of better quality and greater variety at much closer j)ri? es than ever, ho has decided or account of tho scarcely of money, to make a 10 PER CENT. REDUCTION. m tho entire stock, thus handing bark to you still more change thau any other jewelry storo anywhere. 11. Brandt's supplement advor tLiament 8 aro money savers to ifota. B BRANDT, The Jeweler, Chester, 8.0. v CANT AILi TULiM! w President Wil: Da "o'!:i:i? in Either of the Carolinas. si> PERSONAL ATTACK. A. tell l>o l'hunix Case Considered l?v the riv Cabinet After 1 leariii'' a Kuil . . int Statement and Nan inter , h*\ forenee I )eeidcd ()n. i 111 Washington. Nov. 12.?The . V 1\ 11 president deei<!e<l this afternoon not to interfere in the North or 111 South'Carolina race troubles. \ member of the cabinet said of the ,, M? decision : 4'Collector Tolbort was shot .j while away from his oHiceon lm.s iness entirely disconnected with J( | |that of his position and under those circumstances the governI merit has not the shadow of a!?y right to interfere. If tlu; collcc- t|() tor had been in the discharge of I his oflieiaI>H?ties and in an ell'ort /'?i to discharge the laws of the Unit-!*0 ed States the case would have been i ,i, i en very different and the duty of the i government would have been clear i In the present case, however, it is said that the lawless acts of the J mob were not directed agaimt ex- j Jjel ocutibn of any of the laws of the p0 United States but against an individual. The case would have been the same if Tolhert had been jKJ shot the highway by a rob- w| bcr." . I to j Jim Tolbert Told to Go, ltt' oo I ... of | Great reeling Manifested Against ! j The Kn*ire Tolhert Family. Ci Special to The State. ] nc G rechwood. Nov. 11. --Tele- in phone messages from Gaines, tci | Phomix, and other points say things are exceedingly ijuict and be that nn further trouble is nntiei ill | paled unless the Toloerts arei brought hark to (i reeiiwood. If t;? they are there is uo jail made that jai j will withstand the onrush of a to Iii( b such a* will gather. j ill i Notiee was-oiveu .1 iin Tolhert, th the assistant jio.it aster at Me- hi (.'oriuiek, this :11.n ' >i11that lie would l?e allowed ;;?! hours in at which t ? leave the State an ' that po '.his wife and children would he, i . , , , , . eared lop and pl'? lerted. Kin- in than ie i 1 e\ i' ,i? 1 t w is e' 1.i I at Met 'or I nick th'.i move. e I I'olbert, il is understood, hi 1 te taken Uo v?-py . e J.:;l I ill the ' alTair. 11 r <i! not, howe\er,wait ol for los allotted lime to exjjire be- ol | fore in :!.iti:'" Iviinseli' searee. At 'dinner time it was fiend that he had 'li-ao 1, when, where and II how is not know n. \ message from ii 15 I dbert at.',l> ! Washington Kaiui tnrou jh thin of* s< lire litiliiv MSl<in_' 'lie (Mil i it loll of J.( Tom. Tom has horn c irrioil to , to Ahheville. M i I lor i < >till nt stork- al man's house. and Ins nil vsieians , ^ . (\ say no is doinjj nicely, a decided . w ,change for tho better hrwino tak- jM cn place. Their only fear now *?!tr from pneumonia. al . _ _ \cY C ASTOR IA For Infants and Children. j The Kind You Han Always Bought $ Bo.ro th. ,1OS7^7r Slitu.Uro of 4.^'^ Two second hand bicycles for c>' sale at this ollico. |? M< >1{K KLO( >i >.>i 1 Kl >. onwin Killed and Two Men Wounded in Green voo<l. ceiu! to The I >ui v News. Greeuwood, S C, Nov. ] *.I?r vi? tele/ram reeeived at pl.aeo says Jaines Tolbcrl, >t master at MeCormiek, ared at Washington ami had an erview with 1'resident MelCin today :i?kin<j for federal aid holding his position, saying was driven nwav 1?y threats to I him. A telegram received ny the oenwood .lournal savs: "Me nicy has abolished the ollice at [ Cormick.'' 1 iOiinie Webb', mm employee of 3 Grcendel mill, was shot by a gro lust night. The negro runs >lind tiger. Some hoys wore tting liquor from liirn when he ed three shots, one striking chh in the stomach just below 3 rilis. Three men on their way to rcenwood this morning tired in?i negro enbin near Piny Grove ureh, the bull striking a negro jinsin in the stomach. When e was found she was in a horri* u condition, dying alone on a le of cotton. A doctor was nt for but he says she can not tssibly recover. Kennedy McCaslan, near Troy, Abbeville county, went to the use of a negro named Hunter 10 farms on McCaslan's land, day after dinner to get a por>n of the cotton raised on the [id. McCaslan and the negro hi Id not agree upon the division the cotton and had some words, liereupon the negro ordered Meislan off the place. As Meislan did not go fast enough, the gro tired on him, the load iak~ g effect in the side of the face, IU Olg 11 picuv DIKIIV. MeCaslan's condition is said t(i quite serious. It is not thought at lie will recover. The negro \v..s captured ant; ken to Abbeville and lodged in il after some dillieulty with si \\ who wanted to lynch hini. It e sen tile hot ween tl|e sheriff am c m ?:?the negro had one eyi locked out. A ma *s meeting lias been calha (ireeiiwood court house loinor'.V at 1 o'cIock. (!11\ i i nment oiiicial ( laytoii i re ii11<ii11 ix out what he can foi ri >vernmeirt lie telegraph the president today that In are?i no further trouble. 1'hcre i>. ut> lolling what the ah it ion i?i the Met ormiek pos iice will bring about. ; ;< \ t'ii i N| ik njt acus, r, There are few men more \vid< i ake ami enterprising than Craw id 1'ros' who spare no pains It cure the best of avorything it eir line for their many ens titers. They now have the vain ile agency for Dr. King's Nov iseovery for Consumption imglis and ('(this. This is tin omlerfiil remedy that is prodnc g such ii turor all over tlie conn y l?y its many statling euros. 1 tsolutely euros Asthma, Hron ictis, Iloaraoness and all affec ons of tho Throat, Chost an< ungs. Call at above drug ator ul got a trial bottle free or igular size for 50 cents am 1.00. Guaranteed to cure o rico refunded. Chauncoy M. Depow is a dc ared candidate for tho Unite tatos senate from New York. ! WILMINGTON CLEAR, j 'the toiu, ok the nk-I Ji'OKS K;I. T> WAS TKN. ()" j", ijonahie 1'ersons of l>oth ('oiovm Knurled to Train!* and Put A' )> :! i-?l With Orders to Stay Away. . Wilmington. N. (\. Nov. 11-The \\ ilnuii^ton whites have killed { ten neirrot^ all told and other j blacks are seriously wounded, at least one ?-i whom will die. There whites are wounded, one fatally. i t o i 1 j\ii <ii>ju>:iion:u>ie whiles were marched out of the cit\ today. Among them are Cnited States Commissionm' Hunting, ex-Chief I of l'olice Melton and others. The j negro leader-. were alsj escorted to a train and pot aboard. Wilmington, X. C., Nov. 12 ? ..... \\ iliningtoii is rapidly settling down to its normal quietude. There has been no further clash between the races. The new city government is exerting every of fort to reassuro the negroes that they may resume their labors at the cotton compresses an<< shipping wharves. The mayor this morning sent a negro messenger through the woods adjacent to the city to urge those of the race who are in hiding to return to the city and to tell them they can do so with perfect safety. Many of them, men, women ami chilJren, are reported to bo in^tarviji^ condition. > The Cause of the Fights at Wili uiington. j The following is the editorial in the Daily Record, the negro pa 1 s I per, which caused the outburst at Wilmington, N. C. "We suggest that the whites tguard their women more closely, i thus giving no opportunity for \ 1 tlu? )itii>t?iM Uj .mi IIV IIM, wv uu n mtr I?I black. You leave your goods out | of door-. and then complain I>ei cause they are taken away, t l'oor white men are carelcs.i in the matter of protecting their | women, especially on farms; they ; arc careless of their conduct toward them, ami our experience 1 ai . >i I m poor white, people in . the country teaches us that the women < f that race arc not any > more parliculir in the matter ol [ eland- -ti.ie meetiugs with coloria . met! th 'u are the while men will colored women. ".Not tings of this kind go 01 for some time until tin? woman'.' t ini'alnati ?n, or the man's hold lie--. In ings at tt ution t(? them am tin* man is lynched. "K\cry negro lynched is called. I#ig, hut Iy hlaek brute,' when i| a fact many of these who have thu heen dealt with had white men foi ? o...:.. r.o'w i -- ? ' tnvii idiaui .IIIH v\ I'l'U imi um> not 'black* and Mnirlv/ '11 won -1 ... . , : .sullicieuit ly attractive: for white v girls of culture: and refinement t< ? fall in love with them, as is wel known to all.' I Kilnrnta Tour lloiruU Willi Cionirrtii. . On' <ly ( :vthnrtic, curt- ronwiipatinn forevei i tOc,'J!>o. IfO.c.O fail, i'"s?riristsr?>func* mono:. Knee Feeling in New York. H New Yeirk, Nov. 14.--Rae t feeling long manifested in the up ,1 per west aiele Wrought about th r fatal shooting of a negro in tight with threw white men. fessssr TOfpiiafj England Will Seize t'ns Battle ! Ship as (a Derelict. PROTEST FILED, . I i A Conflict of Opinions on Maritime Law \Viiicli May Rriug About Some Complications lietwccii Nations. I Nassau, N. I'.. Nov. 11.?The J Ui'ilisli admiralty authorities here ' jare?j;ointt to take possession of, j the Maria Teresa, which has i drifted ashore on Cat Island, as a '< derelict. The American consul ; has piotested against this course, ( claiming everything less the I salvage. The steamer Autilluinl< is leaving here for Cat Island! ; with customs otlicers and policed on board. Washington, 1>. C., Nov. 11 ? j The attorney general holds that i America's claim to the Teresa is 1 yet undisputed. OFFICER DIES IN HAVANA. I Quartermaster Williams Who was Connected With Ex-Senator Gordon. I Washington, D. C., Nov. 11?| Col. Charles W. Williams, of | Kentucky,assistant quartermaster, who had been suffering from yel low fever for some time, died at h o'clock this morning in Havana. ; His wife was a niece of the wife i jofex Senator Gordon. 'killed ry an illinois SOLDIER. I j Tr agio Death of an Actress at Savannah, Georgia. Saranah, Ga., Nov. II. ?Laura Mortimer, an actress in the A1 ham ira music hull, was instantly killed here at midnight by the . accidental discharge of a revolver l ...I : l ? /MI i - Mriunmil^ HI I ll\;i|l! v IN ur 1*4. Ptifer, ('oinpanv < I.. Fourth 1 lliu?'i> regiment. The Landslide in Nebraska. Omaha, Neb., Nov. \t\isi ! returns indicate that tin* reI mbiieans have carried W illiam .1. 1 I?: * ui' s Stat*1 I)v I',."ini jilur dit \ . a i^ain <11* I'.'jt'io over the allied 1 nmi.ai vote for Mr. I'r\an in lviu?. Many ret urns arc delayed. ' lint cliun^ep of importance ate 1 unlikely. .List what cau-ed the landslide < is the topic of an t il discu>Mon. i Two \ iews are inivanced one * that antagonism t<> free silver de l" feated the fusion forces, the other that a fot-1 i #>; prevailed ihat an ' anti republican vote meant a re 5 Ituke to the administration's eon ' duet of the war and an etnharass ' inent in its arrangement of the terms of peace. l'oth arguments undoubtedly contributed ninterial; i ly to republican success. Tho republican platform contained a clean cut declaration for e sound money, that of the fusion - forces spoke a# strongly for free o silver. a ? ~ No-T*-Rm for Fifty Cents. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak men utrong, blood pure. &0o *1 All druggista <S03 * ?Pay your subscription to the Ledger. 9 ANOTHft JHAl 5pain Asks For and is Graatd More Time. PREPARING "E?LV. l'he President Wants Matters Hastened, lint is Ready to (I rant all the ( 'oneesj-'mn Possible. Washington. I>. Nov. 12 ? A speeial cahinot ino< tin?; was held today I? eonsider a dispateh received from .1 ud^o l>ayat Paris, in which he informed alio president that tlieSpani.-h ? <?mi>sioners had asked for additional time n. prepare thir reply to tin? proposition submitted I > y the United States. Although the president and his cabinet advisers are anxious that the negot iations shauld proceed as rapidly as possible, the request for additional time will be granted mil the Spanish commissioners will be given until Tuesday to prepare a reply. THE CUBAN ASSEMBLY'S COMM1SSION STAUTS. Headed by Gen. Garcia It is Bound for Washington?To Present Wishes to McKinley. Habana, Nov. 13.?The tivo members of the special commission appointed by the Cuban assembly at Santa Cruze del Sur last Thursday night to go to Washington to present to President McKinloy the wishes of tho assembly, arrived today. The eoininiss;on, which consists of Gen. Cli'/to Garcia, its president; Manuel Sanguily, .lose Miguel, Gomez, Antonio Ganzales Lanuza and dose Bunion Yilhilou, its secretary, will leave for the United States on Wednesday by the Plant Line steamer. There has been no exchange of notes rot ween 1 he evacuation coinmiusions today. The order of the citv is maintained and 1 lie n:i1r..l <i IVguhu S r i? 11' ? 11 > *Y V > "?/> >?<; C > ?*>. (lood hu.ks :v,"v in->n? 1h:in ^Uin !> -p, entirely mi 11 o??I i \ <'onciiti?<. a1! III**- \ 11 :i! organ-.. If the lis.;- iinactive, \ mii have :i l?ili'Mi> look; if viiii1,' >1 hi) u*li is disordered. \ on h..Ve a dv^ydc 1 ?k : I? 'mr !<' I'li'W !' " " I1'. I ' \ id! Ii-IN . piurhi i lw ,k Secure good ln' i'tl), :m ! vmu will MI",'!c hivi? >o,l looks. * T.ie.'I; ! i! t- i > : s ;i g?i(m 1 A 11 era I i v.! :i||< I Tonic. A i> (11 i'l'rl i ? ii'.i 1 it'll, lee I'll ki.l.iev ??i j ; 11 - t\ .! > ?.! i res pimple-,, Iti-ii -> i 1 :,i,i gives i '.'Diiil i'. >;ilj)!w\!'ill. 1*A 'TV hot1 It' guaranteed Sold at tTawft It'll I ll'OS I hmg SpU C. .">i ? e.it s j >er hot lie. IIhto wa> almost a riot i.-i Charleston on I Tidav mused hv negro union longshoremen, who , get S*j;; a ?l:i?-r for each gang of I o r> r* live, attacking twenty-livt noil union men from Port lioyal, who get tflo a s? j 11 n< I. The police quelled the trouble and the Port I Royal men hacked down and went home. Doa't Tobacco Spit Mid Smoke Tour l.lfe An ay. To quit tobacco easily uml forever, be magnetic. full of life, nerve \nd vigor, take No ToRao. the wonder worker, that makes weak men strong. All druggists, 30c or II. Cure guaranteed. 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