The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, August 26, 1904, Image 2

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GENERAL NEWS NOTES. Items of More or Less Interest Con densed Outside of the State. Munroe and Jefiries will ight in San Francisc- tonight. Ti'm Ciirctt and lack '11rien will box cix rounds in Philadelphia on September 7th. Senator Plait has received a letter from Elihu Roct declining to be the republican nominee for governor of New York. A severe wind storm swel)t over Hamlin county. South Dakota. on Monday night, killing two persons and injuring thirty others. T. D. McNeill. of Fayetteville. N. C., was elected president of the Na tioual Firemen's association. at a re cent meeting held in St. Louis. John R. Jack has been placed tin der arrest at Punta Gorda. Fla.. for shipping ivory bill woodpeckers out ,of the state in violati .n of the state law. In a railroad collision near Ports mouth, Ohio, on Monday, two tramps were killed, an engineer fatally in iured and a conductor seriously in jured. Hamilton C. Jones, of Charlotte, one of the most prominentlawyers of North Carolina. died suddenly in a Wilmington hospital on Tuesday afternoon. The Texas republicans have nomi nated a state ticket and adopted a platform. Among the notable fea tures of the convention was the total elimination of negroes Trom the state, ticket. A report from Chattanooga. Tenn.. says ,that two carloads of negroes gathered from various small points in Georgia have passed through that city on their way to Chicago. where they will work in the packing houses. Booker T. Vashingtol. Tr.. tne son of the president of Tuskegee un stitute of Alab'ma. was ilne 15 m the police court of Quincy. Mass.. tor riding his motor bicycle above the lcgal speed of -.n miles an nour. Thre'e of the leading banks L Washington have filed a petition in bankrtptcy against Thomas E. Wag ganan. the treasurer of the Catholic university. The proceedings created a distinct sensation in Washington nlnancial circles. By the capsizing of a small boat off Boston on Monday afternoon three persons lost their lives. A hat blew overboard and all the party rushed to one side of the boat to se cure it. The rail wvent under water and at the same instant a sudden squall capsized the craft. George Leander, the famous Amier ican bicyclist, died in Paris on Tues day morning fr ,m injuries sustained in a terrible jail in a race on Sunday. He ran into a motor cycle which was pacing a race in which an attempt was being m'adle to break the 'record for one hour. A schooner 3t dlays ''ut from'i New York andl bound f *r Savannah was to tally destroyedl hy nre on Sunday morning. The fire originated inth hold and wvas caused by sp intaneous combustion. The crew escaped by the vessel's yawl, floated nye hours and were picked up and carried back to Newv Yor.. 'Ihe four men recently arre,Iedl in Atlanta charged with making Sso.uco of couterteit money in the very heart of Atlanta. have waived a pre liminary and were committed to jail in default of bond. They will be tried at the approaching term of the United States court in Atlanta. Mrs. Florence Maybrick, the Amer ican wvoman who was recently releas ed from an English prison, after hav ing served for fifteen years on the charge of murdering her husband. arrived in New York on Tuesday. She left New York on WVednesday for El lenville, N. Y.. where she will remain until called to testify in her law suit involving property in WVest Virginia. Jim Glover. a negro. was shot to dleath on Sunday night near the home of the wvhite girl he had assaulted. near Cedartowvn. Ga.. and his body then dragged a distance of about a mile into Cedartown and burned at the stake on the public square. The mob was estimated at about 3oo peo ple. The crime was extremely bru tal and was committed tipon a 13 year-old girl, who is in a very pre carious condition. The completion of the Galveston, ture of the kind in the world, was cel ebrated on Monday. The w-all is 17-593 feet long. 16 feet wide at the base. nve feet wide at the top. and Staildz 17 feet above it.\w mean tide. witha granilte riprap apr(On. extend in27 tcet -ut .. he Gulf 5zide. The cit*raci price I the wall waS Si. 11). p.8. The gri of thlity C' V T I W the * am 11i "f Si.5oO.ooo are to be i--u.. f.r this Ppp5e. Mr. dcrdelia Bo-LkinM f Calliornia. ias b)een etced to life impris -n iemi ir the murder of a woman in D ver. Del.. by means o poison ed candv mailed from -San Francisco. In passing the sentence the judge expressed regret that he could not impose the death penalty. as the jury in its verdict had fnxed tile pnnish ment. It is reported that the majority of the Japanese laborers recently im ported to Mexico to work in the mines there have refused to work and will be sent back to Japan by the col onization company which brought them there under contract. The governor of Alabama has of fered rewards for members of mobs who participated in three recent lynchings in that state. He says he expects to use every particle of power the laws of the state give him to pre vent lynchings. The weekly crop report issued by the weather bureau at Washington says th at the general outlook for cot zon is somewhat improved as com pared with the conditions reported tile previous week, although shedding cOltillues in every state and rust is prevalent in the ceiral and eastern dIistricts. The unfav.rable effects 'f shedding and rust, however, are ,ss pronounced than were reported Mrs. John Frank James. tile wife ,I a WLealth New Y.)rk merchant. a beelf iving 111 1ftlls at the Battery Park hk,te'. if AsheviT'. N. C.. made an un1successIl attempt lictake her chiid from hi,er husband at Swafnan'a stati nf. N. C.. on Tu day ilorinilg. The live- car-id hld had been kidlnapped wh-bile mo memarily out 01 its iother's sight in wt Asheville. ie was taken from his nurse. who was in a carriage. by his father. a friend and a detective. Mrs. James returned, to the Battery Park hotel after hler unsuccessful at tempt to regain her child. SOUTH CAROLINA -NEWS. Items of more or Less Interest Con densed in the State. The farmer'is and business nmen 0t 'ifn will putt a cottonl buyer in the :leid this season if or the purpoSe 0t ufmpr'vinfg Uni'n's cation mfarket. The co,ntract hfas been let for tile haihiing if a Lmtheran chfurch i Sa hidu. Thle-c'ontract' r is J. C. Wise ofSaluda. A ;itue ntegr' b.y abhum II years Iag namfed Ne>'e PuI ark- fell ff aw2ari at Beaur: andI wva drown Thf lla-s Simnls. colt'red. i.il led .\!amiu Adger. a negro. at Meggetts. nfear Chfarlest' ni. and Succeededl in takji:g hlis escape'. Thie B rice bill is an is sue in th e camp)ainu n mSeveral c.o-utice . and u- di.-cussi' n has been g.nerai thr'':ghfut the stateC. A\ aegri. Sam Byas, hlas bieen cifm mied t' .iail in ,Charlest n fjr at tepting to poisoin hliS wife. lIu s alleged to ha'e put11 a quantity of Il-e into the womanl's drinking' water. A dead negro multatto baby, appar - ently thfree or four months of age. and which had been dead from 24 to 48 hours, was found in a wvell in Chester on Sunday afternoon. A movement has been started in Charleston to erect a handsome gran-, ite arch on WVashington square to the memory of General Beauregard. D. E. Shealy. the foreman of a .taw mill nlear Holley's Ferry. in Lex ngton county. was killed by an inl srtedI tooth tiniig from tile saw and s triking himf inl tile stomlachl and pass ing nearly through the body. Ro bert Baxter, a young wite man livifg in a mijll village in Greenville, attelpted to end his life with a pis ol. the bail entering tile neck. The wound is seriotis but may not be fatal. The yotung mlan hlas long been a victim of melanchfolia. Commissioner of Immigration Watson has been notified by the eI;; Charites;ocet of New York that two boy-s will be sent to tins state in a few days. These are the nrst il a large in)er of 1)-ys that are com Ing to South Carolina and will he -,*pll tl -Nillvt%v'i Gc,I' Th. - r :. a negr4. wh,i \va ent i'' >illg "Ing IF tc\C ear I' 'F rihinP the. miiuiS at Cari'le. ha;L, heICk:1 ag:Vi arr ,e r the -.ame Iik hie ran :-red 1r the SeaiC'arl !I ::Ik- i nn111ii and! It wva w \%ell it: - iCicc 1. ' 111k.-Fl i ):.I :ilt*w i ei ngiii. thle -:ek, tilat :hec ribingL ie The wveekly report of crop c indi d'iin in thI i- Itat says that the Ci eral condition of corn is slightly bet ter than heretofiIore, and the weather enabled considerable iodder to be saved :r(iim .ld corn: all reports on ying corn c(intinue favirable, s r that a good crop is practically assur ed. There is no material change in the average c-ndition of cotton, for while on sandy lands it continues ti shed excessively, and rust is I spreading. and the plants are turn ing yellow and are dying in places, a:id in many places have ceased to fruit, on red lands there is a mark ed improvement in fruitage and groxvth. CARD FROM MR. McCALLA. He Replies to Attack by a Columbia Newspaper. To the people of the Third Congres sional District: An ed:torial appeared last Saturday in the columns of the State that re quires an answer at my hands. In that article. which is full of venom anld malice. as well as ignorance. I am charged xvith being a demagogue f t1he worst type. The writer Of the editorial kcast; of his familiarity wvith my record and priofesses to speak from that recori. lie professes to remember my advent into the legislature a dozen or more years ago. and says that in our -Tousc *f Lords. referring. I suppose. to the' Eat oI occupied the seat of the EarTofEssex. and filled it to the life. I is strange that the editor of the State can recall my -erviceS in the lower house so wcll when I hav never had the honor (f being a mem her of that hody. In 1804 I had th'e hoinir of being .elected in the state senate from Abbeville ciunty and I served1 four years in that body. That is all the legislative services that I hav-e rendered. I also had the honor of being a -member of the Constitu ticinal convention of 1895 IIf. (vhiIe a member of the senate. h)eing in the sideC of the people of the state against the encrcachmnents oif the government, was tilling the seat of Lorrd Essex, then I plead guilty to the charge. We are told in English histo ry that Lord Essex was one of the leaders against King Charles when the latter souctght tio cc llect taxes with'out -any warrant or author ixv of the law, and actually dismissed Chie f Instice Crane becat:se he re fuseLd to decide that the mandates ocf the king~ was the law if the land. Yes. I Ihave been on the .-ida ofi thle pen pie. and have just learned( that it is ai 'r-ev 'US c ' fence. T1 those who kni w me. and who reaIlly kncicw wllat Tn'. r-ic . wiig -. a e th i-. betw\een te .L ai n: myself. Ic 't thetre are those uxno dcc not know me.~ and~ ble utterly uncalled for attack in the State may mis!ead some of those. and( in order to keep the record straight I wvrite this article WVhile a m-::i1r of the senate I put through a LiU to require insur anice cocmpanies to pay the fuill amount for which they insured prop erand thus saved to the people of this state thouisands of dollars. I was always in favor of liberal ap propriations for educational purposes,S and voted that way while a member of the senate. I am not ashamed of m y cotirse xwhile in' the senate, and am willing to be judged by my record there and elsexvhere. Btit I want the record to speak. and not a newvs paper that for some reason has seen nt to tak~e up the ctudgels for my op pntent. -If thce xvriter of that article is a dens!y ignorant of my record in the senate as he shows himself to be of the positions I haxe held then I leave it to the people to say who has dis played the most 'ignorance" as well as venom and malice. I. H. McCALLA. I ~ ADVT. Corn mmnceat B.isiness Nea SOLID SECURE PROGRE'sIVE-: - HEPACIFICMftUAL OF(AFOR.NiA A ROBERT NORRIS, General Agent Ove HAMS A Not those mention but a fresh lot just Kingans Reliabl Kingans Porter! Kingans Dried E Try our Pinacli DAVENPORT & Phone 110. A CANDII We hereby announce *candidate for more bUSi ourselves to satisfy all c MAYES' DRUC We believe~in woma GenuineRedl We have a great Y goods that we al half theIr value. l Oc. Muslins and Lai 12 I-2c. Muslins and '15c. Muslins and Lav 20c. Muslins and Las 25c. Muslinc; and Lay White Damask Waisting Ladies', Misses' and Chi] reduced from $3.00 to $1 $.25; from $1.50 to 95c. from 75c. to 49c. The above are not seco goods. Yours truly. s..J. Wa WORLD'S PAIR, - - SOUTHERN F Best Line, Choice of Routes, Throi Dining Car Stop-overs allowed at Western Nort] and other pc Low Excursion Rate Tickets on Sale Season 'l ickets - - Sixty Day Tickets Fifteen Day Tickete For Full information, or World's any Agent Southern Railway, or Divi: rly Forty Years Ago Not the largest-not the oldest ibut, by reason of its peculiar legal organization, the strongest life in surance company in the world. The Pacific Mutual Life writes in thelplainest terms the most lib !ral policy sold. I" taki.g lfe insurance it is not *!-ates iguesses that the peo pie v.bant ui Guarantees. tur Guarantecd values, writen in "he l'olicies, are greater than the guarantees o: any other company. Its rates are no greater than L.hose!of other old line companies. To find out all the good things we offer send date of birth to, or, all on r Postoffice,.Newberry, S. C. GAIN. ed heretofore received. e. 3eef Hams. Flour. CAVENAUGH Main Street. )ATE ourselves as a * ness and pledge . ustomers. STORE. + n's suffrage. Iion1ale! nany Summer -e offering at unl now 5c. Lawns now 7c. ins now 8 I-3c. vns now lic. ins now 13c. s 50c., now 35c. 40c., " 28c. 35c., " 221I-2c 25c., '' 1 6 I-3c dren's Oxford 'sis I.90; from $2.00 to ; from $1.00 to 69c.; nds, but first class - - ST. LOUIS, AIL WAY. igh Pullman Sleepers, and S.. SCarolina Summer Resorts ints. from Newberry as follows: - $37.15 - 31.00 - 25.00 Fair Literature, apply tc R. W. HUNT, sion Passenger Agent, Charleston, S. C.