The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 14, 1902, Image 1
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IAD RIFLO BATTLE
|jk Deadly l ight in tin Streets of
Chicago.
|KE WATCHMAN FATALLY HURT.
f^'nothii Clash Over the Hade l.md
Along the Aristocratic Lalo Shore
Drive.
Chleacro, ? Dtnhi'j a Aght
With Winchester rifles between the fol
llowcrs of rival claims to property
fcloiiK the L.Vi? Shore Y rive, the most
aristocrat lr boulevard In Chicago,
Prank Kirk, a watchman for one of
| the claimants, was shot through the
|bead, sustaining a mortal wound.
The property In dispute consists of
made land lying east of the Lake Shore
[drive nn 1 between it and Lake Michi
gan. Captain (leoryo W. Streeter. who
has for many veais been a thorn In the
If side of North Side property owners.
becauso of his propensity to s"t ? 1 f on
| vacant ground and then claim in the
jf courts the rights of a -squatter, h:is
>.'CCted several small shanties upon
V this ground. Tie claims that the off i
j * clals of the city of Chicago. or tho'State
af Illinois have no right upon if. To
| night Henry Cooper, a lawyer who has
r. been active !n his opposition to Stieet
er, accompanied by PoMcemau O'Mal
ley, went upon the ground and was r.t
? tacked by Streeter, who knocked him
down with the butt of a revolver. Sev
eral of St t eeter's followers covered I
O'Malley with their weapons nn:! ho i
d was ordered to leave or be shot. I
Shortly after Cooper and O'Malley
. had left the ground a pitched Inttle
? broke out between three of SJreetfr's
followers. William McManncrs. Wi!- i
11am Block and John lloeldtke, and
* two watchmen employed \,y Cooper,
Frank Kirk and Sam pel Portorous. One I
the first shots fired struck Kirk in I
the ton of the head. Portorous returned I
the fire of the Streeter men with a
Winchester. A riot call was hastily ;
sent to the Chicago avenue police stv J
tion and a wagon filled with officers j
under the command of Captain Revere j
was sent on the run toward the place, j
When the officers arrived Kirk's body i
Jay in the snow outside the shanty, j
while from the window Portorous kept j
a steady fire \:p.>n the three men in t) e i
? .1
other house who were returning his
fire with nil the Speed with which they i
could work their , rifles. The tiring |
ceased ns the p:)lU:e appeared and a
cordon of officers was at on^e thrown
around the shanty in which McMan
ncrs, Block and lloeldtke were. Three
men and Mrs. 'McManncrs were placed
under arrest and taken to the police
station.
Returning to the building In a short
time the officers found that Streeter
had barricaded the house once more,
lie was summoned to surrender and af
ter some parley gave himself up. When
he came out of flu* house he earrie 1 a
rifle and four revolvers. All persons )i v
Jng on the "District of L?ako Michigan"
were placed ? under arrest pending the
death or recovery of Frank Kirk. At
the hoso'tal to which he was taken ho
died without regaining consciousness.
130 Hen Drowned
Victoria, 13. C.. Spccial. ? All hope for
the missing I'ritifeh Hloop of war Con
dor which left here December 2. Just
before the b:g storm which wvecked the
Collier Matthews off C.ipc Flattery waa
Abandoned with the arrival of 'the ship
lDgcria from a trip along (he w ess coatft
down or was pin ashed to pieces by the
heavy Bens. The crew of the Condor
numbered 130 officers and men.
Sentenced to Mnng.
Itoanoke. Va.t Spccial. ? Chcclea Foy.
tho negro who narrowly escaped l;c:n ;
lynched after he had murdered Day tori
H. Miller, tirafinrcr of a coal company
Bt Tom's Creek. Va.. on' I>eccmber 20th
lust, was tried at Wise Couct. House
and Fcntenced to be hanged on March
14. Foy 's casa war heard In th* Rim"
court ton days ago, at which time the
Jury failed to agree.
A Move Against Ru?s'n.
London, Special. ? The ministers eo
well kept the secret that the paper is
?ued after Parliament had adjourned
for the night announcing tho first im
portant alliance between a Western
and VeHow cr Asian race, comes as a
startling surprise to tlje public and al
though the idea of an alliance wi,th
'' Japan Is likely to meet with general
approval, the outcome of this sensa
tional departure will be anticipated
with no little anxiety. It Is regarded as
A -move against Russia and to explain
the abandonment of the col any of
.? Wel-Hai-Wel
PALMETTO NbWS.
Legislator* Return from Charleston.
Columbia, Spoolal. The wemb?n of
tho general assembly, or the groaior
part of (horn, retui nod to th? city
Saturday night from thalr trip '.o
Charleston and the imposition. A uu tu
ber of them availed thenine! vea of tho
mv:ta;:on to remain In Charleston
until Monday moiuing, but the groat,
er portion or them returned Saturday
night, i h j legislative jpociftl reaching
the city at lu 4^ p cloc k.
The t'ip w a i one of unalloyed
pleasure to every member of the
party. From the time of their de
parture Friday morning until their re
twin Saturday night there was. nit a
single incident to u.ar the pleasure of
the oct aslon. If the only olj?*ot in go
ing to Charleston had been "to huve
u good time" the uip weald have ijoen
an eminently successful one, but the
real purpose of the visit was a vastly
different one, ami in this respect, too,
it was a success The lawmakers had
tho opportunity of seeing the exposi
tion wjih its many anavdrl 111 inahm
hlbits and attractions, nuil the In
struction and benefit they have ro
celved will be of incalculable benetU
uot only to themtclvea but to the en
tire State.
ISver/ man who (ami b.iek tvp.b
singing tnc praises of the exposition.
And, as waa stated in the dispatches
from Charleston, tt wrh Kpoken of as
"the State'a exposition." and not as
"iho Charleston exposition." Tho ex
position has ben-n seen and enthusi
astically eudorsod bv tbo members of
the general assembly, n feeling of
State pride and Interest has boec
aroused to a degree that dl1 not hero
toforo exist, and from now on thtr?
will ba a groatly Increased attend
ance.
The legislature, will return to their
xvork Mon. lay refreshed nul benefited
by their trip to the reposition, and. as
more than one member* .?all when
coming up from Charleston, the tw.i
davs Instead rf being lost may he
the most profitable of the entire tra
sion.
Pardons Orantcd.
The governor has acterl upon a
number of ni plications fnr pardon
which have bcf.u hanging up for souio
time.
A pardon was granted lit th? cane
of S. J. Kut'.ec'ge, tent up la b t month
from Kershaw county for vio
latlon of tho dispensary law. Elc?
en of the Jurors and the solicitor r*o
oinmrminl tho pardon.
In the i aso of (Vo?nwoo.l Washing
ton convh led in Newl.e:ry county <?'
larcenv of live slot h in j'M and ten
tenccd to two years on the chain ganj
the governor conunu'ed the sintemt
to I** months. So'.it, itor Sense recow
mended a pa: don.
In l be r a s: ;> of WesltV Heart convict
f-d In Clckens- cotrnrv in March, lf!,>0
of manslaughter. with a lenornrmnd
at Ion ?0> m'/ <">' and sentenced to ?'href
>enrs in penitentiary, the s.rteucr
was com mined to one year. This
action was in accordance with Solid
tor Ansel's recommendation.
Henry Sullivan, of Croenvi!!e, con
victod in January. 1D!>0. ef house
breaking an-"' larcenv, and sen! cneco
to two una a half years in the peni
tentiary, was pardoned. Solicitor
Hoggs wrote: "inasmuch aa defend
pnt has so faithfullv served two year?
of his sentence, I recommend his par
don."
In the case of Mattie Chapman, pen
rlcted in Creenwoorl county in March.
Ifiai. c.f assault and batterv an'l sen
tenced to tbre" years In the peniten
tiary, t.b e governor commuted the sen
tence to one year. Senator Sc^use
made a recommendation to that effect.
Jasper Tavlor was convicted In Lex*
inrton In September. an<l sen
t .need to pay a finn of J! 00 or serve 00
dn*-? In the penitentiary for the viola
tion of the dispensary birr. The prls
oner Is an' old man and wmn the pres
entation of st rone petitions tho pov
error commuted the sentcrico to $0^
I fin" or IK) dnv<? on (lie uani.
j Pardons were reused lu th?? ollaw
Jiif! rnscpr
I Julia TTood. Hampton ronntv. eon
! vlcted of isdult'Tv and sentenced to
i k i v months In (ally. -
I Preston Jefferson. Sumter county.
Convicted of raro nni sentenced to
life Imprisonment.
The Charter M5H Increase# It?
CrpM.il.
Noilcp has ben filed with the seere
tary of .State of tho Increase of the
ean'tnl stork of th?n DeKalb ('otto n
inili? of Camden by J1"0.000, ma'^ng n
total capitalization of the company of
tflflO.OOO.
The following companies \?ere chart
ered : j
The J. II. Dennett company of Clio,
which will do n general merchandise
business on a capital stock of $50,000.
The officers are J. If. Dennett president
end treasurer; Nevillo Bennett *lco
president, and Charles Manning pccif*
tary.
The "Wilcox Hardware company of
Clarion. .capitalized at HO.OOO. Th?
ofiieffR nrcs: if. M. Wilcox president;
H. ]j. tt'l'fox vice president, and Ar
thur R. Craig secretary and treasurer.
The Charleston Palacc of IJfe com
pany of Charleston, cr.nltsllr.ed at
$2,500. ThevOflicrrs are: I'. II. Sa!ley
pr?>s!dent and (/. J. Lanneau Hec-relap^
ti n rf treasurer.
Tatal Shrotfng Affray.
FJorenre. Special.? Sheriff Hnnrh has
been advised to lco'< out tor M. D. N?
smltb. who lait night at Oo*h?'s shot
and probably jataUy tvrihnded Kll
5>.??la. The two roefi arc prominently
connected. Nafcmltii n was bargaining
with a negro for aMoad of crooatka,
when Sauls came up offered more
money. N'csmttb beramo angry snd
after *wl*-ds. shot four times at Sauls,
one bullet taking effect. Ncsmith Im
mediately disappeared.
Tried to Burn a Mlil.
^ .o
Greenville, fpeclal.? An attempt vii
mad? Thursday morning at 2 o'clock
to sot Are to tbo Carolina Cotton Mill.
wb!cb is located noar tbs jnctton of
tuo Air Una and C .AO. railroad
track*. In tba wait and^y Tkan art
.conflicting reports la ,^ra|ard fa, tfca
affalr. and It H not fJtf to abtpftb tko
yarttca)a:a,. an tko parties mai laid
tn tko attempted aifot art aakranta
*
President's Soa Grows Suddenly
Much Worse.
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!$Y.HPI011S AM: WRY AURMIXG.
? - ? ? - ?
A Long ami Anx'.ouit 'Day J or t tic
President and li s Wife rtt tho
ftcd.sldr of tliL'lr S'Ctf *->nri
. . . *M- ? ?
Groton, Mass.. Sptvlal. Theordoro
Roosevelt, Jr., the son of P:v:d?tont
Roosevelt, U git'ious y sir'.;, t t id
too early to r.ay what th ? eha a i <
for bis recovery. This v. aa the state
111 on t Isssm il by Mr. tit >i ,'e IV V trie!
you, secretary of the President, at ll
o'clock Monday n K --. and made
after a careful examination I > > Dr.
Alexander l.ninboit, ti e famih
clun of President Uooa^vt !t. w!u arsiv
ed here from New York at 0 o'olor-k.
President and M..^. Iu?sim!i spent a
long. anxious d: y, ? n t "no infirmary
awaiting the crisis < ? f the diseaso which
this morning appeared to h .vo taken
such a strong hold of their k. ? . The
change for the wtrsie in th-- boy'a con
dition during the li ght ha. I show I it
self when the regula.* morning exami
nation was incide by Dr. Shut!u \e ne I
Dr. Warren. Sjccctary Co- te\.\\>u. is
Is the only mona-i of communication
with t-u> alck^' room, made the an
nouncement of tho patient's serious
condition, although h<- said i a -14 It was
not alarming. "Ilia temperature- i"?
higher," said Mr. Carto-lyon, "and his
respiration is weaker than Sunday, but
his pulse is 1 otter."
lie also said tjiere was no Immediate
change, only the natural progjr.va of
?he disease, lie announced that the
disease had spread and .involved both
lungs.
This sadden and unfavorable I urn
warned the President that tho most
skillful medical treatment was necejjr
sary, and so he called to the aid ut
Dr. Fhuttuck and Dr. Warren his fam
ily physician, Dr. Alexander T.imbert,
of New York, an eminent praet lelancr
and a man well acquainted with tho
boy's phys que.
Droton, Ma.SK.-- -The condition of
Theordore Hoosevo v, Jr.. 0! ft :
Tuesday morning was apparently
very serious For ' ti-.if an hour
the voice- of the bay c.iUtncj fir
water cc-uld be. heard on the streets.
V. t. a ,.i ? . .1 r ~ it.
?-\\j iwtjJU ?'* riMdin1 il 1 l tMli iRo
house, but it 1s b'lkvtd the j^itlent i-?
dellrous.
To Buy Rnglisli Ra'lroad*
Now York. ? Special. ? Tin* lnforp.?ra
t ioTi of the (Jmat Britain Railway IV
velopment Corporation, at Trenton. N.
J., is announce I .and according to a
director of the company who will bo
quoted In the Journal ami American,
will build and purchase electric lines
In England, In those placc-u whore the
transit facilities are inadequate to tie
demand and the equipment 'behind the
age. According to the same paper, the
charter of the company calls for on y
?100,000, but this is merely nominal.
As a matter o? fact. $3,300,000 havo
been subscribed already by citizens of
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Richmond. (
The Prlr.cc Coming;
Berlin. By Cable. ? Princo Henry of
of Prussia, came with Emperor Wil
liam from Potsdain Monday morning.
Tho Prince will remain qulQtly at iho
Schloss until Tuesday evening, when
His Majesty will give a dinner in honor
of Princo Henry and his suite. There
will be no speeches made. This will be
the Emperor's farewell to his brother.
Emperor William and the Prince wiil
have a private interview before the
dinner. The Prince will go on board
tho Kron Prlnz Wilheim Saturday af
ternoon. Emperor William an 1 Prince
Henry expressed concern nt Ihe new.i
of the Illness of President Hoose\ -It's
?on, and received from the German
ambassador at \.'a /?? ass.:, u ,
replies to their messages of inquiry.
riirhuxli l.ce in Chicago.
Chicago. Special. ? General Fitzi'.u'j'i
I^ee lectured here Monday night at (!:??
Auditorium, under tho auspices of tin
National Union, a patriotic fraternal
organization. There was a l irge attend
ance and the welcome aeerjrdwi (I en.
Lcc was in the naturfi of an ovatlan.
His subject was "Peace and War in
the United States and Cuba."
Steals a fl I Ion.
Detroit, Sperlal. ? Vic? President
Frank C. Andrews, of Ikn City Savings
Bank, -which has been In the hands of
State Bank Commissioner George B.
!tia"7e, fdn<je Monday ruornlrfg. was ar
rested late in the afternoon and ar
raigned at 9:30 o'clock at nlr.ht on the
charge of "Wilfully, fraudulently and
knowingly" Bdourlng from the bank
without sectiritf^ and without the
knowledge of the %ther directors, a
from exceeding fl, 000, 000. He was re
leased on $10,000 hail and his exatni&a
Uon wm act for February 21.
Order Rolling Stock.
Roanoke, Va., Special.? In addition
to an order placed with the Southern
' Car Jk Foundry Company, of Birming
ham. Ala., lael week, by the Norfolk
? Western Railroad for. 1,000 box cart
aad 7S0 opal care, that road announced
Ita Intention to plaee an order for 800
flat earn with Iho Roenok# Machine
Wlrta of thla elty. The orders for
ftHai fKMk. placed by tho Norfolk *
Wmtttw dertafc the peat few Made
iENERAL ASSEMBLY M ARINO END. !
I he bounty Oiflwi?r>' Salary 1 11 1 1 mid
lite Niy,!i>vay and i)rn.?iajcc H I #
?>?1.1 in the Cale :Uar
Twenty-brat Pay - The Keneral ai i
i.embly ivisuino.l its labors Mon i i . ;
an. I labors uu> bt> in Kk-o. ? '
i alvli lar ol il: o house vhows lhat owi j
1'UO billd ate yet to Lo uvti-.l ?tu - lit ;
chui:u}j those Jii the bands 01 i jui i
mtticis. '1 iii> jury bill, tl.-.' io.lv l.ii
and il.c? i bil l tabor bin haw twn tlii !
iKJbt'.l ni, Luc Uiv'io ui .? )?c livriiiua i
{matters v^r reusidtr?awon
I Altliou^.i i ho t'ntUI t.aiui l ? ill vji
j k i ! 1 I by iwoiVJiu last Weoo -aday,
? >*.?! Mr. \\ ut Ab-u'.i, Ioin uavti.v i i
j bill ui l'ic same ihunutir on Hit i
: llouSe I uh'llilill lb' 11 1 r O li.lt; il bill Ul |
| limit too uuinbcr vt >u I'm iu out; a J
j laA loib ii, wlili Ji will i. u n,' a l i;; ili: !
ba;o v.ii.ui u vuiUCd t;i' i >f action.
The house has vol t.i at upon tho j
till lisir..", t il c sal.il li s <f the iouii'.yj
j ollit ers in 1 2tv> n .oral < i>:n?tU s yf I in* >
| Slate, and till- I*! 1 1 provi dins f /> r tli ? j
working ol lih;li wa /a.
j .Mr. izlar's i.. i tu provi lo for p spi '
t ial tax tor it>. i, Is will at o conic. u?'
' fur uitcus-ion. 'I tiis I- ill lum a i ifcoi ]
able repoti ? with amendments.
! Mr. U inker;; llil p.uvidin;? yfoi j
. di alnago i t' swamps and bottom bind"' j
, is also no lor consideration; also u !
lull io p: ii. ulo for SlA'.c deposituri*.* j
of public lunls.
I Cnder tin* I load of "d:bate ud- ;
bur ned'' is Mr Ashley's Joint reunite j
li'-a to allow the pc >plo of the Stato |
to vote whether or ;ioi to ri' peal tin l
section <il the ions.Li:ti;i:i relating te !
upccial legislation.
AS io TUB tiu'sth.
j The Judii iary mi l iu- oi poratlons j
committees have Jointly hevn con j
eidering the bill Introduced by Mr. '
M. 1 i . Smith to regulate the corpora i
thui.s in il:e State. W hile tli" Lill :
teel;3 io prescilbo the inlet* for domes !
lit corporations also, it is more par 1
I Ucularlv dheited at the trusts. A* !
t bo session is limited io duratlon.lt is i
dt,ubtiul H' it i: a phy^irial posslhllilN
t<> pet the bill through t.oth housfi
cv? n if there svore no ftlibnhtorin^'
against ii It was understood tbnt .Mr.
Smith, ratht r than lose too nmeh tinu
tryiiiR to j;et a favorable report, wu?
willing to l< t thn bill be Kiibinittpd to
the boon' without recommendation.
There was a favorable report (.n
Mr. PcHnihl'B bill to provide a pro
cedure to enable the attorney >vn
oral to ROenre toBtlmony ItV relatio'.i
tr> the violation i;f the antitrust laws
by cor t.'i in corporations.
Thei ?? were few ehanHc-R roeoin
men led by the committee in fbe ap
propriation bill. South Carolina, col
lege and the Citadel arc to pet\|he
tB'ite a:not?ut>: : Winthrop, $17.?Siu
more for nialntf nnnco r the hospital
for the insane about r.'O not) r.iorp f;<) j
m??in;' nance and iJil/OO for pa.it in I
mill jjfo r''bo()! for 1
doaf an'' Mind ? t on."i ndditlonHl
, .The frcnoral flections eT thin fall
will rorjut'e n!?ont $JO.tm.l not re
? jiurcd in i'.'M. This, with the $'20.0(>0
for pt'iiKldiis, will run the npproprla I
tionx for l'.to? u ji to $1'1.0UO in excess .
of the amount expended i?i ll'ftl. Th"
aM.-.rnov i^neral will l e irivon S l nit.1 j
additional with which to prosecute th<
truatfi. These are the main provisions
Of the Mil.
Senator <*!ravdon's reaolution llxlti!?
the ! r.t h ( Saturdav) an the date for
.ftu-tl adjournment i* vet on the cabn
dnr of t)>e hons?*. It Is highlv linproh- ,
able tha' I' wj't he passed. However.
It Is probable that no new bills will
l o introduced hereafter, ns the eloae
</f the sesFlon is so near at haud.
nr. nil ;nu! . Dies from Wounds.
I (Virtu's, Fpeeini ? Ell Sauls. win? |
wno k!i ot nt Cn/'o's by M. T>. North I th 1
Fildnv, died Mmidav rnornintr (rom
j the shock caused bv th<? ball's p?r
foratlnn nf the stomach. Tho deceased
marto a dvjne declaration. but H lias
not boon pfvon out. Nosmlth has not
been Apprehended, but It Is thought
he will appear in time fur trial.
An 8-Hour Diy Recommended
Washington. Rrceeial. ? Tb" (bird pirf
of tho Industrial commission re.por*.
was made pi'bMe M'enday. It trials of
Inhor, immigration, taxation and Irii
gaticn. Regarding labor, the following
recommendations arc made: "Coneros?
having no power to legislate directly
\:non th" subject. it is recommended
lhat the R?vnral Stater? establish uni
form ho?i?s nf labor. The working d ?y
of nil nmili; emulovment. the rennrt
, ? -? chould 8 hours. in the hos'C
that It would brin'r private *mploy
| mcnt to the samo standard.
Pen; acoln. F!i.. Spcoial. ? Capt. Alex
ander CJrant , one of Pmsacola's most
proiiin^-nt cilinens, died Monday, aged
7 f. years. lie was a native ot J./>uls!
[ niiA, but had livetl in Pensaeola three I
years, occupying positions of import
ance. Ho leaves three daughters, one
of whom is Mrs. W. H. Pleasants, wife, i
of the general traffic manager of the j
Seaboard Air Line.
Rich oil well? nre paid to have been
located rif.'ir Mlllcrton. N. Y.
Miss C'Bsy Lofitis. tl:e actress. Is suf
fering from gastritis at Detroit. Mich.
Prince. H^nry will he entertained in
Rr.s'on. Mass, by Mrs. "Jack" Gardner
ct her new palace.
\ bol!er exp'odo.n !a!o Saturday at
~ 'iclllcd two men and
The ChatahoocWe River, at Colum
bus, C<a., icso 25 feet in 18 hours Sat
urday.
Twenty per cent, of tho whP? voters
of Alabama dl3'caaehleed themselves
bv not paying their poll tax.;- ?
Scores of Michigan and Tndiana^fsr^
tories will resnnro today, heavy^ rains
paving made St. Joseph River available
for wotor powor. -
The trial o : Albert T. Patrick tor*
the murder of Wk. M. Bice, the Texas
millionaire^ reached tbe stage whexe
the caus^Tof his death was called In
question before the court'In New fork.
, Tbe testimony opened np the Inquiry:
' "Was )fr. Rice chloriCormed to death
'as the pro?cation claims, or did he die
Death of Capt firnnt.
New* Notes.
S1AU: 1 1 (il SI \ II ill:.
I'roceJun;* of Our Lawmakers Day
(>\ l>a.\
HJl'Sti.
IV'hte.. nth I -at A vole of i?
, i .*> ; i ? |i . : ?* : t I . > i< I t v > 1 1 i U Ol! t I i' <
emu ; I n t; ftiud>? (i ll.? ? hiM 1 ihor I'll!
Ill .< vn.es lu'i ms essarily ii. via Mi
?>? ! t;C HU MS il! ' I'll* 11 ^ .1; i>
\ .-i'V c.i l it t v n I*1! > l >:? 1 : i ? ? a i ?'*>? :?**"?? ?* ?
Hit- hltl I In1 house i'.il.iv'.i. 'i I wi.iio.i
taking [iin!" ; ?u lion on ti
The jsi.li; : It'll O.'IM va! led all'.!
warm a u.l was indulged ? ) h.v .1 tkimi
(if of )riTi!'( V'! Sev-ral ? i * ? l?iil
v;i'n< I h 1 1 Dtlii* ? I dicing the mot.i'n:
hour an I relur.cd l<i app: opi 'ate voiu
initio s.
Nineteenth l>ay: Thcie was a sHir
tci'lt vsh-n ihe scnaUs tiimm -linen:
id the domes! lc l'.?w In till < a!ii< o.t
just aitor llit li"iiM' matins'. ( >: hm
; !I<I i:s IU\ Kiidel- wanted the Ht II
at?* amendments njjive.1 to Dr. Woo '
| wanted to lav the whole hill mi iU
Mm k mi l ? ii lis lun.l "it Mi
West*: ii s ai l i hiekens do annoy neigh
I >: s i.onietuiios hut lliis Is an inline
tiouii hill. I' will drive pet i pi. ? to (il.ui
J in. ire ml lull and will stir up st'.'l.
i between neighbors Mr Mil. .cod dulii
! know thai It would raise more (ulloti
; hm would i aire more "i a.n If'
house refused to a'!e- lo the senate <
amemliiH ins to ihe cliUh* n hi),
and the differences will go t" a r? f'-r
ciico t oiuinit tee. an. I the hill .. n>'< ?
mat yet be wrung. The s<!v;?'
amen. i nr ill to Mr l.oniax s 1 l!l t ? * 1 ' ' 1
vide a limited number of school ' e- i.
JHinr chihllCll was a",' eed to.
Twentieth i'tvv When the hois
niet there \vre a number e
vacant seats. A great mimv new hill
weii presented. The senate, sen!
lover woi I that 1t insisted on In
amendment to the ehlt Ueii hill. I h
house ap'pointe to the. eonnniuee on
conference as follow.*' I'apt. Dean
Mr. Doniinlek and Mr lh'own.
I .. was a- h>l ef dlseiit f.l'^n I ul
nothing ef general interest was done
Twenty Or: e Hay- Th" 1 1 ? u nu t
at iio in TV< ** was not a f '\v absen
tees Vs\ Ash) -y'n bill t extend i n>
time (?>:' th? payment r.f ee:nnint!ir i-Ul
in\ until March Ulst v.. is ta'.e ii up aa
pi von t eoc-ad i end
Mr. L)ri 'i?!'s h;!l to i omilre the mi
thorllles ef Cfetrsoa ?vd!< g" t ma1.;
CP.jt:iln inv?! If ati n a d e\;? : <1'1'
ti(>a In th? coast r e. en of ih< Slote
w;? i f'lven Hec'M'd rojidiug. This hid
refit -s that tlio authorities v>f I'! '?iiis.ui
Ai:r.'eiiltur?! and Meehanieal r..!lfci
Ovc herrliy aiithori/.'.'d find rc<ini!cd I ?
detail fine of its se!??nttne iireleuUur|j-*':?
to | : 1 y freijiieai vlwit.s to th-> cdih!
H -etioa of t',;e, : t.v an I t ? exainia '
liie se'ln. pi ? seni methods of eiilliva |
ti< . f< tiliza*:on, *lii!j;al!)!i. c"*.. n I j
io iii.ll>..- p:a? tn al t ri.--. e'i i- .no re- 1
!( , te 1 B eli'..u, of {?'??'J 1 d.ltul eo'.l ?'?. !
rie-' u:?d t iit-^ f>! rr *-. wl'h vai'-oei .
I \ ::i ' t !??:? (? ' I l\A. aild to fe'i<r.v
It;.... I.. 1... ;???: ?l I ] V I'tlfin,'" l'l'? J ? f 1 : l
1 H 1 1 >n ?.-f I ''M% i ?!) I. |?la I it s; '?? h? ?
nnd <u!t i vat ! >a a?? 1 ha v sting <-f i
K.irnr. ami. a I > t ?> fMtm!e.'> inm div?;?
( as' a t ! cotton, lit \ fiiii-'t, > :l- .. wh't 'i J
hav ? cu.ii d nint h tro ihle nad luss 1
In ijiaf sfeilon.
See. 1!. Tim: It shall hi Ihe Only' of
the planter's and fapnw' n ' f I s !
I i on ft) visited to I* nder" I: A 1 1 y as
r'siinnjA. and ee p'lafi' ii In > vej y way j
In ih* jiowt r t;> the vft'th'iiiaii d ?
tai!"".l undo:- t ho provisions of se;i it a ?
1 of this o,-t. !
At the night >"??<'( n a nhrnhe:i <.<! ?
matte-:; ?'nme ever fr :a t h-"1 fc'enH.te^J
among them S*nat(c I) ugle ss hill,
a> I:p( ') Co:if -det at ? st aliers irorn !>"? |
ing Kent tti jxiorh us ??. Mr. M I. i
KniitJi stated tlirit h 1 il hal n -iml- |
lar bill put through l is: Thu'sday. H"
had roi'cived ceinnieiul it!( a for dorr;
$o, and ho want"d to 1 ? the ()iji:s*? h ' ,
given Fenator 1 i .ir/lnss. who orlpl- j
liaie l tho hill an I ? negated it t > Mr.
Smith.
On motion of Mr. ILmiln d?hate v.mh
' iiujoitrnod on Mr. \V. J; haa ui'ii hill
to prohibit tho f ormr'i'lon ef trusls.
A nunibf.- of bills of 1: al Int'TCMt
were Introduced and r< in Ted. At 1'
o'clock p. in. the Hon c- adjoiu u m1 tc
meet Tuesday.
RRNATB.
Klghteenth I>ay. ? The Senate held
two sessions morning <itn! night, an l
the proceedings of both session* wei<
full of interest. The jury law passed
Its final reading, the Senate agreeing
to the bouse amendment; The 1)111 in
allow women to pay taxes to vote for J
presidential electors was killed. Th.j
idll to bring domestle fowls under ih>.'
provisions of the general stock law
passed its third reading, after a hard
fight. I
When the Mil was reached Senatoi
Hinder son moved t<? ludeiinilely j><>: t j
pone. If the bill pa.-- yes. li? said, w?
will have ttiirnof! and trouble an
family feuds would bo without end j
If would bring on more litigation tiiar Lj
any other law ever passed.
Then an amendim nt. to make th ? ,
1)111 apply only to turkeys, offered by!
Senator Mayfleld, was killed. Senator ;
Hydriek then offered an amendment j
that the law should be enforced only !
against perr.ons who allow fowls o> !
trespass upon the cultivated lands el!
another, after having reeolved written
notice not to do so. This was agreed !
to. Then Senator Mayf'Id off Pied aril
amendment that the law should not j
go into effect until January 1, HtO.'l
The motion to lay the amendment <;ri
the table was lost. Senator Hydriek
wanted to amend by making the da'e
July J, lf(02. This motion was laid on
the table by a vote of IS to 1G. Sena
tor Mayfleld then offered an amend
ment to make the maximum penally
for each trespass instead of $.> for
each trespass. This was laid on the
table by a vote of 17 tp 15. The aves
and noes were called for and
a great deal of time" was con
sumed. Finally all the proposal
amendments were voted on nni then
came the question. ?;hal! the bill pasi
nod be sent fo the house with amend
ments? Senator Mavficld called for
the ayes anrt~noes. The vote wm 17
to Id. and the bill was then psased.
Jhe Senate then took recess until 8
Vclock.
?Nineteenth Day? The. senate spent
nearly three hours In discussing 9*na
A>r Ilderton'a bill "to regulate the Ua
, blllty of railroad companies having a
re I i of department, to enplana/' fho
I bill Anally panged. tbs lieutenant gonr- ;
ernor casting the^deeMteg^riets. So f
much time wm tuajHI to quMlseue- {
slon that prftttUttgr Metftsr
w*e considered.
Twentieth Day? The senate m
tgsslOBi both moraine and atgfct
yosd tke raUSeetle* K sets tkt ?re
" . . ' ' ? ' ' V
?ceilings of neither acsmort ?*re of in*
I* V . * < t
Tin* new id. U* was adopted at nlglit
n.l Is :i, > t h > wtatutory law of tin*
"talc. T!u' new j t n t- !:? w m t? also rail
: 1 Tie r^Vrvnoc was in waitlm; !n
i s of! hv and rts -?.Kin as these two Jl.ta
Vi'i i rati He I 1 1 1 ?,? > wore sent down to
In* ? hlef e\i\ i't.\i' aiul reeelved lr.s
l^n.unre ami I In* seal of the State
ir.ro: si s\sil probably be drawn In flvv
. :t 1 e.Mint .eu tills week tmdi-r tho new
:i : v l.t v>
Tw .-jyt > li : t Dav Tin) rf'>aa:o 1 e' I
w s >:ons. '1 b ? mo lii:!.1? Mormon
\iiii t \ t- > ;r.r ti j . i ( i ? ? . n tin' Vntflnla
.irot'iiii ( ' li ? ? 1 1 1 m >i I uMhruiiv matter,
a ... (UvoiU -t" interest. The rfviiaie wu?
?i u s:: on . illy three quarter..* i>f an
'.,uir ;eul only f-oatloo matters were
!iM- ? -:l > t
\ v ..nsi.i rahle volume of >??is'tii ?*.<*??
was ( ; ansa "t i il at the hlnht *?jssl;>n
in 1 mallei s i f intenvt were aet'<t up
vi Anions I'th' r things tin* Senate
' illi'l the bill to I '| eal the law allow
t' 111 ' e i'MJ't 1 o!lei gencial to extend
i!i ? :t:ne f.*r the paytnt lit of taxes, ami
tl- ? K'll'.l '.he lull to allow eonnty
hai i!j;:i!m > to he hiiM O pr.va o par
i i ?. a
The Senate Jmllelary ee?ninltte?? at
ni;:;.! i*i a ' : ?* a favorable report on Sen
at -r Hend' "s-mi'x bill to preserlbe the
method i? provdnre b> the attorney
hoih i :ii Hi obtaining evidence agatn^l
\; at is of the anti tiiiat laws.
'IT ? Senate, after a 1 l ?f ronJin*
hi- ness. ad i uu ncd to inctV. at 10
Iv'U 'I'lie. d IV.
Thv d.'Sfovery la l'uli'illt'-O of viiln
dhlo mu.erul trrauurea n.akn It proba
hie that thorn will toon bu an Indus
? a*i ti i ii w- ,ki: ?? i> I n ?' ot iho lloly I -and.
Tho Sauvity of Sir Cunrles. V.
| "Jlow el 6 you d >, Sir CLarlofl? 1
think 1 had the, honof Of moot-iu;; yon
1 with I ord ?
I "What do you want?"
' Well, Sir Charlea, I have endeavor
? .1 to Ktato lu my letter "
"V??, I havo your letter, and you i
I write a vory slovonly hand."
j "The fact 1m. i?tr Charles, t wrott
that letter in a hurry lu your waltJujt
' Koain."
' "Not at all, not at all. You ho<*
j ylonty of time to write a lotflblo not<
i No; you are careless. ('Jo on."
"Well. Sir Charles, n vacancy hai
I occurred in- ? "
J "And you art) very untidy Jn yout?
appearanee."
"Well. I wa? travelling all night. )
only "
. "Nonttentio; you ha. I plenty* of tlrm
, to mako yourself tidy. No; you ar?
naturally eareloaa ahoui your appear
! a net*. Oo on."
j "Well, Sir Charle3, this vacancy htti
occurred In "
"And you are very fat."
"Will, Sir Chai le*. that Ih hfsrodl
j tary, I am afraid. My father was verj
j fat- ? -"
"Nut at all. 1 kticw your fathoi
l well. lln wasn't fat. It'a laahu'^n.*
Nevertheless, the visitor got tho
i hi> eaoie to week. ? O IJnon'a o1
I xml UubhII of Kllloyeu.
I Only four wldown of r.o1(We#w
fought In tho American Revolution
j now remain on tho I'ultod States pea
?l?r? roll
Soil! Mill
Cnrnn
General Passenger Department.
Schedule, Effective January 15th, 1902.
n.\sn:iiN i imk..
HI A I loss.
Lv. Marion
Lv. Clnnwootl . . ..
I.v. Thermal CUV..
l.v. I'nlon Mills..
I.v Rutherford ton
Lv. Forest City . ,
I.v. Hem ietta . .
l.v. Moonthoro
I.v. Lattlmoro
l.v. Shelby . . . j
L.v. Pattei&on Springa..
l.v. Kails..
Ar, HlaekKhui g. .
I .v. lilaekhbur 'jz . .
l.v. Smyrna
I.v. Hickory Orov
Lv. Sharon
I.v York vilh
I.v. Th zah
i <v Jlisrk !!!!!.
l.v. CntP.wV.i .fnnrtlon
t.V. Illvcrtdde
l.v. J am arster
I v. l'I??a: nut T 11 1 1 . .
I.v. 1 1 vat Ii Springs. .
l.v. Kershaw
I.v. \vT.<<\il!
A r ( 'n ff.i n
Southbound train No. 1 I leaves
II.00 a. i.).; arrives Itlnckshurg 11. "0
5.30 p. rn.. Ch< inker Falls .1.50 p. in.
SOUTH HOUND.
No. si.
KASTEHN TIME.
Nn. 12. No i.
(Jnfl'nev 10,10 a. in.,
a. m. Train No. Hi
arrive Hlneksburg 6
. 20 a.
.50 u.
.10 a.
.40 a.
."0 a.
. 45 a.
15 l>.
40 p-.
10 p.
r?o p.
20 p.
10 p.
30 p.
00 p.
50 p.
Cherokee FalU
leaves Cjaffney
10 p. m.
NORTH HOUND.
No. ;U4
No. ao.
l.v.
l.v,
I.v.'
l.v.
i.V
Lv
Lv.
Ar
l.v.
Lv.
Lv'.
Lv.
Lv.
Lv!
l.v.
Lv.
A r.
Camden". ......... . 12. 10 p
Wt'hlville 12.45 p
Kershaw " * I.o5 p
Heath Spring# 1.40 p
I'll ana lit Hill 1 .45 p
Lancaster 2.05 p
.? p.
Catawba Junction
lloek lllll
Tirzah
Vorkvlllo
Sharon
Hickory C.iovc. . .
Smyrna
2 . 40
. oo
3 . IS
3.::o
. 45
4 . oo
4. 10
MlaV kshurg 4.28
Iliac kshurg 4.48
Far Is 5.05
Patterson Springs 5.12
Shelby 5.25
Lattlmore 5.4 5
Moorsboro 5.55
lleniletta fi.05
Forest City 0.22
Kiitherfordton f. .37
I'nfnn Mills fi 55
Thermal City 7.05
fllenwood 7.20
Marlon 7.31
8.30
y.20
1 0 . 50
11.20
1 1 .20
1 2 . 20
12.45
2.45
4.00
4.40
5.20
5.45
G.ffr
fi . 20
C.50
11.
a.
a
a
a
a
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P "?
P
P
8.00 a.
8.20 ft.
8.30 a.
9.20 a.
V1O.O0 a.
.10.30 a.
vlO . 50 a.
11.20 a.
117*5 a.
12.<|5 p.
12.30 p.
12.55 p.
1 .20 p.
Northbound train No. 15 leave* Backsbtirg 4.30 p. m., Cherokeo Fall*
AJ.a |?. in., arrives (laHnevs 5.10 p. m. Trnln No. 10 leaves Blacksburg
8.60 a. m., ^'lierokeo Falls 9.10 a. m. arrive* GafTneys 9.30 a. m.
? ?Twenty "Minutes for dinner.
Trains* No. 'a 32 and 33 are operated dally. Trains No.'b 34, 3D. 11, 12. 13.
14. 1T? and 10 nrr operated dally except Sunday. "
CONNECTIONS MADE HY SOUVHBQUND TRAINS.
At Mnrlo^-No. 32 eonneeta at Marion with Southern Railway train. No.
?.r, which arrives at Marlon at 8.2tf, a. xn., from, Chattanooga., Ashevllle
and Intermediate points.
At ltlackaburg ? No. 34 and No. 11 connects tvlth Southern Railway
train No. 30 which arrives at Blacksburg at 7..4G, &. m., from Atlanta,
Greenville. Spartanburg and Intermediate points.
At Yorkv|||o*-No. 34 connects with C. and N. W. train No. 70 which
leaves Yorkville at 10.48 a. in., for Gastonla, LenoJr and Intermediate
points. "
At Hock Hill ? No. 32 and 34 connects with Bouthem Railway train N q,
IT, which leaves Rock Hill at 3.30 p.m. for CheHter, Columbia and Inter
mediate points.
At Catawba Junction ? No. 32 and 34 connects with S. A. L. train No.
32 which passes Catawba Junction at 7.54 p. m. for Monroe and .
mediate points. ' > ' '
At Lancaster ? No.'s 32 and 34 connects with L. and C. train No*- 1|| ?
which leaves Lancaster at 4.46 p. ni. for. Chester and Intermediate point*.
At Camden? With A. C, Uv(N. W. oM S. C.) for Charleston, Sumter,
Florence, Darlington, Wllmr^kton and^lntermediate points. TralQ Not ft ^\
wbteh leaves Camden at 4.1 5 p. m.
CONNECTIONS MADE BY NORTHBOUND TRAINS. j, ...
At Camden? With A. C. I* (N. W. of S. C.) No. 71 from Chariest*?* ;^
Florence, Darlington. Wllmfngtoo, Sumter and Intermediate polnia^Witch -
anives at Camden at 11.16 a. m. with Southern Railway train. No. ;
from Kingsvllle, which arrives at C>mden at 11.(5 l m.
At Lancaster ? NO. 23 connects at lAacaater with U and C. train No. If .
for Cheater and intermediate TOiPta. _ . ' 1'
At Catawba Junction? No. *S.7snd 35 connects wttif 9. aM* trail N<vtl
which leaves Catawba Jtractloa at 7.54 p. m. tor Xtnrow aM -
dlate points. v * 4 ''
' At Rock Hill? NO. 22 and -35 eoone^ta at Reek Hill with
way train No. 24. Ie?r1p* Rock Hill , at 5.24 p. m. tor Char!
North. " * kA)
At Blacksburg ? No. S3 cOBMtti with flonthm
ua p. m No. if* at 7.05 p. m. ?ad LN?. 40 at 7.46 p.
No 's u ahd U <
BUcksTmrfOt 11.
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