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STABLISHED 1865 NEWBERRY. S. 0., FRIDAY. JANUARY 1, 1904. TWIE A WEEK $1.50 A YE GEN-7R AflWT WTIC A W gps of More or Less Interest Coniiense( some 1 Outside the State. This pr6t along witli1irrted that 4,000 Mace to orgallize the1)y Bulgarian officers fitile, anld I thi 'ivade Turkish terri that there was n1 farmers in any chamber of deputie. stickinig plaster-Y on the budget votec do Ilar.- ,s it will the government byv wo1an to b ise aman. It will s been produced it together, anl it I at Baltimore. Il password and le-(ilf the usual Sunda3 and is the basis, t sPiration of all effo' ual anI cor)orate. son of Fire Chie: Therefore, if Decatur, Ala., wa. money for the f ert rifle, a Christ stick. It is as fof' each farmer carr to be no improve his local marke; Far tast situation the local st 'and Russia are tnakinj agent, let a' parations.. ,combine th combi, e tl.older, the .Ki3xvIile sul zation oe his death:" confessed t( sell rIn AtIapta about which tht iv T knew nothl'g, . gr atmnt Tolstol's first question t< le r. Baryan was: "Are you a social is?" Bryan replied in the nega tiee and Tolstoi expressed his sat isfaction. Arthur Lee, the negro who wa. caught taking rails from the trac of"the Southern, will serve fifteei ye.rs in the Virginia state prison c Halifax. p Cop:2ratc a ch:am ci -ot toll mills iII Norti Carolinl-t iv tene Inlit deV(AlQs of Nw York isk im \worked 0111 Lb 'n interes,t 4e tile cottonl busiss. joly) 13Bur1onl, of Iingin v nf . kil!Vby S-nma la'nos, :n] t.Cc (enleral Reyes, the Colombbu envoy,~ srarn to lea),veri th< Uniteil States. The United State: cridt,er Dixie, cari ying 6oo marines sailed for the Isthmus Tuesdav. Cracksmen wvlho blew the safe o tie Blackwell Banking. Comlpany at Jasper, Fla., were detected be fore they could get away with th< coin to which they had effected ai 'entry. Tlhe' grounds which Drey fus de pends for vindication have beet made public. These grounds ar< .th1t Dreyfus was the victim o forgeries pe peiraed by Colone H-enry. It is stated that Southern inter ests, largely-of Atlanta and Maconi have.offered to buy the large hold ingsof John S. Williams & Cd. ir the Macoil Street Railway ani Light Company. * Sir WVilliamn Allan the nmarint * engineer, shipJ ownieer and memibe; of pargamiei-, is dead. He wm~ *chief engineer on a blockade runnei duiring the civil wvar, and was5 Cal. hured by tihe federals. 'At Cripple Creek, Colo., Attor ney John M. Glover, formerly r congressman from Missouri, defied the soldiers, barricading himself ir m0 UmC 1Auu uU1y surrenaerimg after being wounded. At New Haven, Conn., Morton E. Judd, of Dalton, Ga., has made application for the appointment o: a conservator over Miss Emma J. Judd, who has been at a New Haven hotel since October 15. Thomas Tobin, who killed Cap. tain Craft, in a tenderloin resort ir New York city about a year ago has been declared insane by a com mission appointed by Governoi Odell to make an examination o: the man's mental condition. The Atlantic training squadror reached Pensacola Tuesday fron New Orleans. At the Crescent City the Hartford lost forty of her ap prentices. The other ships also lost, but not so heavily. Miss Ethel Revelle, heiress to a fortune of $8,ooo,ooo, has disappear ed at Meridian, Miss. It is believed she has been kidnaped by parte. who want her money. It Is reported that the brother o: E. L. Wentz, the missing Phila delphia millionaire, will quit moun tain regions to return to his olk home in Philadelphia. The high price of cotton has fur. ther aggravated the labor situatior in Mississippi, as negroes refuse t( pick cotton at almost any price. Miss Bettie Woodward, a yonsk woman of Beattyville, Ky., jm1)e< sllls(ill;lly killud. I) ii iily (oo deati jNav OCCu mIi III N Vor w \ lrkj run p1 L1110111a. ~i1~i:iilt4 im ~ LIA ' ii S.'Liv Ul tea, 1116 Russa m.a ja. m Vo tn e r >.iL Ii ,. I 1' i. . Ik.. CuhI I CV, ' park. lor war. Presi)e,C RsVQl haS UlderetL anI mlveslIgau.in o the ICeports tha~ aother massacre of tile J ews 111 1 pending at Kishillef. Canada is building an armed cruiser fOr the great lakes, althougl the Rush treaty is supposed to res trict such a movement. Three revolutions are in progres in Santo Domingo. Another Am erican warship has been ordered t< the disturbed country. FAt a mass meeting of the cottot tradle, held at Manchester, England resolutions were adopted condemn ing internatio nal cotton gretubling It is rep)ortedI from Liberia the massacre of a white miissionars named John G. Tate andI eighteer of his followers in the depths o anm Airican forest. The president has ,/ designate( Secretary Root to con l{tet thme Pana ama negotiat ions with ~Aeneral Reyes of Colomb ia, 'durig the illness o SecretaryIIy Because fAngums Mv. C2annon, Mormon o $cial, is fighting the Utal strikers, ./rganiized1 labor is urget to aid i 'the effort being made t< unseat Initedr States Sneno Smoot, WUUD ROADS BILL, Mr. Aull Has a New One to Introduce Next Session. Columbia Record. Representative R. H. A ill, of, Newberry, who has always takeni much interest in the good roads movement, having introduced a bill last year which, if it had passed., would have allow\ed counties to vote oil the proposition of. issilm homb.51 for the purpo-e of improving tie roads, has drawn a draft of another bill modeled oil the same lines, which lie will introduce at the forth coming session. In a general way it may be said thaf it provides that elections may be held to vote bonds or to increase the tax levy of any county two mills for good roads purposes; and, further, that in case the election shall be in favor of bonds, the knaximuma amount that can be issued ahall not exceed $200, ooo. The bill provides for the abo lition of the board of county com missioners and provides for the ap pointment of two men in each coun ty, by-the governor, who shall be known as good roads cc mmissioners, and they, with the supervisor, shall have charge of the working of the roads in each count y. This board shall in turn appoint one man in each township who shall look after the roads and bridges and the pay llent of tihe Conll itat ioll tax Tlle couity good roals connuissier are to receivv iver dIa, 'ntat o , tl., ' :."(#liI it'l com~ In(111 V I); pi i1lls which lpr'\idcd for tile GO'rablly aid tile Richllmiid m11ill. to be recognized as creditors of tlh Olympia the jiidges sig,.ed the com promise agreemlent drawn up by tile attorneys representing thle D)earinugs and the defendants, providing for the settinlg aside of 50 per cent of tile mills holdiings of Olympia stock $150,000 in the case of Granby, and $75,000 inl the case of Richland Mill in first mortgage bondl(s whichl are to be issued according to tihe plan of tile reorganization tile same to be held by tile court, pending tIhe adjudication of the clainms, and di f ferences between tile miilis whlich are in process of adljustment, tihe ills to share like all creditors in, all fur ther p)roportionlate (list ributionl of tile bonds and( sett lemieniit of the Ill tihe Piniiizy suit for receive r for Olympia Mills the court reserved its opinlion 01' the a)poinltmlent 01 a receiver, but u ill grant the: tempilor ary injunction unless the defendants enCiter a 1b0nd( in the sumII of $20,800, t the amount of the holdings of stock b)y Phinizy, and Hull for the per formnance of such decres na may be issued in the case which is now to be given in a full hearing. The decision of the court allows i the plan of reorganization to pro- \ ceed and the promoters of the o scheme are given the opportunity n to demionstrate its successfull work- c ing. A fire in the Iro<Iuois theatre ilN the city of Chicago onl Wedvesdav Ca1sed ' p.nic and about Doo liu man beings lost their lives. Tho com )any was phaying " l3lueheard" and the diectriC wires crossed )ultlting the stage in f1ames. 2 At a meeting of the directors of \ the Seaboard Air Line J. Skelton r Williams resigned the office of pres- V ident of the company and Vice Pres- c ident Barr was elected president f and general manager. Mr. Williams I was elected chairman of the board a of directors. c Rev. Mr. Holmes Married. The marriage of Rev. Wilmot S. t Holmes, rector of the Episcopal church at Laurens, and Miss Caro Adams, daughter of Rev Robert I Adams, pastor of the First 1'resby. terian church in that city, will take place on the 3ist inst. Mr. Holmes I has a number of rclativc, and r U friends in ouir city.--Greenville O MI ountainr. Dec. 30. I9)3. S fuihr,an a dd, or t'he benef(it of The Women AN U P-T( DressmaIOg Forthi pupos Mr. afe day for NewYor until spring , kngas When she reun wew stor ~of h b i'i;o The Woermilni Shealy-Kempson. Sunday the 37th of December, 903, Mr. I? t, L. Shealy and liss Bessie Maude Kempson, both f Little Mountain, S. C., were mrricd in NIt Tabor Lutheran hurch by the pastor, IRev. W. A. ,utz. It vas a very pretty marriage. Ir. ). Wilson was best man and I iss I,1111 R ikard was bride's maid. 'he cou01ple went to Coltluibia. lavird- -Whit tinglon. Mr. B. Ml. IIavird was married i Flemington, Fla., on Tuesday, 9th Deceinher, 1903, to Miss fula Vhittington of that city. He aclhed Newberry on Wednesday ritli his bride and has been the re ipient of many congratulations rom his friends. The Herald and Tews joins in the congratulations nd best wishes for the young ouple. Sugh-Boozer. 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