Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

nff - " jj& | * FoInU f Of Parenti. "Study tho child and discover <vhor? lila greatest Interest Hon," Hay* Mr*. Theodore W. lMrnoy, Honorary Presi dent of tho National Congress of Mother*, discussing the "Choice <?f <>?' ?u pat Ion," In tho Hcptomber DHiiiet toy. Mrs. lilrnoy vory warmly advo cate# a kind of naLural selection which 1m Indicated In the trend of the chlld'H play. It Is suggested, o ?i?t with reason, thul a child's toys ami favorlto pursuit* aru a sure index to Ita vocation. The plan Ih found'*! on child-study, and, hh llto author M?yh **lt parents gave to tho careful atudy of their children one-half tho names, thought that they bestow upon mat t?a*a of minor Importance, wo Hhould aeo far fewer 'round pegs In fnjuaro , holoH,' and Vl;-o versa." Odds and Ends. British soldiers arc provided with boiled water for drinking. Tho water ie first clarified hy a kind of rough filtration through charcoal contain itig a certain amount of potausiuin per rnangunatn and then "steiill/ed" either l?y filtration or by heat, alter whbh it Ih dlBtrlhuted to the troops hy inoanH of waler carts reserved for "hafn'k water only. Heaven's house of lords Ih tho hour^i of tbo lowly. "FITR permanently cured. No flt?orn?rvo?is* lieu* after llr?t day's une of Dr. Kline* (ireat N er ve Host oror,$!it rial bottle and treatise free Ur.lt. If. Kukk.Mi1.,MI Ar.'liHt, I'tilla., tM. -- - ? I Too moHt widely known J'.itgl'Mn wntcr in Japan in t'arlyle. Plao'sOurefor Consumption Is an Infallible medic, I no for coughs itad cold*,? -N, W, hixiKL, Ocean drove, N. .1., Feb. IV. I'M)), T,icen?e i* p;ii?l in i.anden on 70*>0 auto mobile*, Tt 1^ not so much what you pay for, hat j what you got that needs elose attention j tv wui'i i jtijiuM iiiiiL'itti uu^i/iion, tkifi rv / i str.oigly impressed with this fa-n aco t li? j who know what they ar<< doing tnnt they insist on laying their frl?nda away la "National" caskets. Unable to Anower, Judge Hewitt was on the bench In j tho western district of tho f<tnte, and ? Col. I II 1 1 1 tiK^ wah trying a cmw before him, i-ayn tho Philadelphia 1 > ? ? 1 k 1 " r i The Judge overruled f<o many ? > f th< | exceptions of the hiwyer tl-nt Hillings ! goi oui of patience, and spoke :?> : i; i verely thftt tho Judge at last demand | cd. in i), voice of thunder: "What does the counsel stippu.se I nrn horn for?" Col. Hillings looked sadly diseuii cortod, scratched hl:t head, thought a moment and at last, with a bland Rmlle, replied: "I 'confess, your he nor lm<? got my now." ACHLL) IN tVi. HY dune, CIiIoako Hocloty IVmimiiiWIiii \\ iih HIcU Sim Nut S|pi>|i or K it, ( in f <1 l>v IIiihii'ii lildnoy t * 1 1 1 ? . MhiIoIi KnlKlit. ..f 'X\ N. A-liUml Ave., CIiIciiko, Orsilnr nf I lie Wcsi SM?? Wt*diiUK(lny Club, km.vs: " Tills wlutrr \s lieu l slarii-il to USD I Mini's KMnry IMUs I iirhi'il In ?-v?'iy l?? ?ll?* 1111*1 llilll InlciiHi.' p;i Ins In 111*1 kltlui'jH nml pelvic or g u IIS. lli ?' u r i n o u a s t h I c U n ii *1 cloudy, iiiul 1 coulil barely eat enough l*> live. 1 fell a change for tlie better within a week. The second week 1 began eating heart ily. I began to Improve generally, and before seven weeks had passed 1 was well. 1 had spent hundreds of dollars for medicine that did not help me, lint $0 worth of Dona's Kidney Tills re stored me to perfect health." A '1*1(1 AL I'KKK? Address Foster Mllbura Lo., llilffalo, N. V. Tor mle by all dealers. IVice, 50 ets. Rnpla Growth of Harbin. Harbin, the chief ltussian city In Manchuria, tdmws a remarkable In crease during tin1 last four years. Ir 1900 there was a population of 6,0i>ii, but In a year's time it had doubled II r.olf and in It was ie b-ss than 20.000. The increase in railway traf flc on the newly opened railway b.^-an to bring a large nuinbei of iinini grants and in May. r."'<. the renin;.! give tho total as tl.Ouo. in siv months' tlnio it had increased to fto.noo . v clusive of the military, the employes of tho railway being no less than 11, 000. It is said that at the beginning of thl.s year the total was 80.000. A Household Reir.sdy \ Cures 8uLCEn8.v . SALT RHEUM. EC \ ZtMA, every form of l>H I i q n i n t SKIN | ERUPflON. bendoi I being (fRraciou% in / toning up the lyitem ? nd rettorinq the ron itltution. when impaired from any eeuae. It it a Hn? Tonic, ?nd i(? ilmoil ?up?rn?tur?l he al.rfl properliei juitlfy u> in guarontaoing ? fire of ?II blood dlieMOt. if direction! iro follov?rd Trie*, $1 p?r or rt l?? ?? 1 1 r-?* (or ftft. rim OAi.k my i?nt uoimk. QpyT ETDCC ?"rt* or W'>si-r nrt i. r> urn OCfl I " ? l? II.' ?in?n..n. BLOOD BALM CO.. ATLANTA, C.A FREE SAMPLE Of "THK HTOHY OF MY I. IFF. AND WORK," Bjr llookor T. Wnitlil ugloni ficn.1 im yrvnr nftmn ami ft'ldrw*. Wo want you to }><?V6 ?v r.ipy nt thti *UtoMnjp-A|<hy of nvlnjr N*?ro for IJio puri^? of In troducing it tn your community. it )? A r?m*rk?N? ?*)!?-. bir t>rofll; Afctntn a i ? muk Inc from *4 to SIO r*r 6*Y- Will yoa Intro due* It by ?wi)lnK or f*ttlnn u? A?*ntr f ?o. ?<?ni At one# for I * atniplt. J.l. Nicnots A CO., Atlanta, Ga. . 01S Auttotl liullillnr. 91. OC So. 34. tmlfN. B*rry Co., Jo*ft ( kjr. lfc.,h?v? ? ?Or? fur* MILLBORO' SPRINGS * College For Young L&dics L*MM ll Ik* Alio* ha bW novation. fcfco fiti. pry, str* ilr, Md * Vtrtfij Of minor ft! wamr*. nuimlu, MlgteM ud pr?Porotory ?our**? fclttol tiTMHN It ?cW, ylMo, #lo<>Mtk<n an<J lf> ?? Ipi>? < OwiyiTMDry mo?ko/ta T?rm. 3i ?ir?i. VJino Br?t r, l?M. Ad'lrfo*, T, ??LAB AM ?ATID?ON, nu?I.M.V,r.. M?fl. BMk ????!* Ytr?Ut?. mors IN NEW YORK fxcitin* Conflict Between Union and Noti'l'nion HricKIa) er s -- ? ? MOB CIIASLS BUY WHO FIRED filiN Youthful Bricklayer (iiuptitt Hit Re volver into.'fl Mob of Would-be Lyncheru While Standiny on fin Elevated Kallroad Platform. ? ? Now York, H pee Mil. ? After holding n crowd of purr.uem at hav on thn platform of ait elevated railroad aia lion followed An alleged assault upon another workman, emptying hi.". i" volver Into t In1 mob and trying to escape on a l rain, .Joseph fostello, Hi years ??hl, tt tub kiayer, wit:t t n k?*n 10 a police id. 1 1 Ion, guarded by a i<?(tni (1 of v?*n with drawn revol vi le. Rehind Ktlrgei| I he crowd v. It i<*!i had I based him, d< -maiidlng Hu.it. lie In- lynched. He wan locked u p on it charge of I' 'lon ions assault, inad<* by Thomas McLaughlin, another brb k layer. who huvk thai the* youth flre.| at liim, the bullet passing through the collar of his coat eloso enough Id bnrn his 1 1 '?(?){ . fostello. who In not a member of a labor union, hud b???*n ( mploycd on a new building tip to last week I f ? ? claimed that n kiidi of money was due hint from the con 1 1 actor and that every timo he weni after it the union men drove hlin _\l ..... I;, .. l.f. /..... j , . pi ai ed at the building and stal led for lh" coiil i a tor's olllce. M' l.auphHn ? ? ' oo, | in hi. way. Costelbj says that M< l.aughlin Knocked hlin down. Mc Laughlin declare^ lhat (!ostel)o dr<j% ;t revolver, fired one (--hot. which nrtV lowly niist-ii| htm, and then lurno' and ran. A 1 1 1 o c U in i i h, aimed with a hear' sl"dge hammer, fin ed a crowd of 'like sympathizers, who were admin b.iering a violent beating to I'ntrbk Million, a non union work man, ibis afternoon, and so overawed the crowd lhat Mallon was ulUiwed to slip awav Million was leaving the fell war/<dii!d .V- Sulzberger jiliiiii when a score of .- trilo rs se i z,ed him. threw him down, kicked and hen I hii:\ broke his nose 'tnd covered his face ami body with int. and bruises. II" had manage | t ? ? break away ami was running down 1 feet with 'In* mob at his lie. -Is who;: .lo-'-ph Knsa'er. a blacksmith, heard hi - ti'-s for help Sel/ing a heavy j h d i;e h;' m lie r Kasiiter rushed into ill" ;.tn-el and faced the ifowd. Hit threatening attitude had the desired e|f"d. and the pursuers fell back v inle Mallon made good 1 1 i m escape. Fairbanks to Tour the Country. tMib :u;o. Special. ? Thill Senator i'^ali'* hanks the Republican vice presidential i audi. late will parth Ipate almost <on I iniinitslv in the presidential camaplgu and tour the country in bid till I' of the tp ki t of which he is a component part. whs made known today as the result of a \*is:t made by him to Republican headquarters In this city. He has en I ei cd into an engagement to open tho Kan~a* si. iU campaign ?at Marlun. In thai Slate, on Septeiuher 1st, and thorp iite tails for him fur earlier dates In Vermont He also today Indicated his positive acceptance of an invitation to speak iit Saratov, N. V.. on the 14th of September, on the occasion of the cdebration of the fiftieth anniversary of (lie organi/.ai imi of the Republican party ai that resort, l/iter In the cam paign he V>lli visit the far W'es.l. News By Vvoe. I It.'iiMM ratio h'.idors are hoping f ? >r j f i v 1 1 r;i hi i* results in i out rafd ing tho I |'i f: ? > 1 1 ; i i 1 1 y of tli'1 <a lid : ? 1 : 1 1 <%s for I ' i ? ? s t - j ? ii t . I'tir-.i -v having > h-hhsi on ;i!l poll)!:: j i,t lh>' I nit i-il S I tin- an Hoot j ,i! r'!ii' : ii.i has !" ? a ordered t > leavo. I Th" I n i i <? I St it ? s S.i:it h \ 1 1 :i ill itf j .1 >! r. l; .1 1 1 I . 1 . ToWII. j I li>- llrittsh t rp?'.|.i In. .it Mcst i ? ivt'i" j I" .'V atik oft the Silly in a j with ?tioth,-r t ! i ? : ? t r >> or. The KepuMiean rainpaio.ti text -hook i ; to h<- issue.) from national hoadijuar ' . rs t oila \ . Tin' \ i.ii .? ! I'd - 1?m i lis t hat l.i'ttiK l>i\ n o! \''\v \ rk. who ha;s U'?'ii mi Si I't'ifi !?>??? I' >*. '?>>? several days, r:inn> lit il>>- I'l'ir,:!".; i.f ti:.' Iln-si.ui a ! 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 > . an I that n ? ? ?t n ia '? ions a: << pi i > ? t i-im: n r, l.'-lw< ? :i i i;i' !iuii';ilit \ an 1 Mi N \mi ti'ii \*h,-th?'i' J ? ? ? the ;::i of 1 1 i 5 intiehiin r\ oj what, is no' as ?< : t :iii'.at>!?' > 1 f S i \oii >? ttiv; to Sebas t ipol |Tidn\ t<> f m !"? ? r with ih<' ?oin mntoh-r of th'- Mla< k Sea ti? ? i. \ w 1 1? 1 1 1 ? fnniil\ was |'i dsniied lit Sal iihiiiv l'is! iii'i'k from rat <iik food into | . h'.< h ilo- i ook h id p it kind of \ Hr \ It Siiii|<:?ii o- New N oik. to ,u up .1 ol 1 ? '-. I lirc*e Itatlrrlt5 Captured. ISoilin, I?y Cable \ dispati h to Tho 1 ik.il A nzeiger from Toklo. lei-eivod \t nday. < oulirniti th'- n poris that h<'j?v> fighting has o. . r.rred at port Aithar (luting the past few <la > s. The Japanese eapfitred thrrc Russian hat ti ilfs and fcOfMtred posiiiotis ? lose to the ii'tn,r fort ideations U ?t h jddes lost heavily. Tho .lajMiusf hav? <,i>nir<ifii. .??fii a bcmbnrdmrnt from l..ng Moun fMti <>n the hHi lor an 1 inner deferwes. Hearing Given. Anfsusta. (Ia.. Spot lal. ? Bailey Mr Gown. fcrm^r assistant postmaster of Ohonpee, wnii given n preliminary hear \iik Thursday] afternoon before tho do <pi.ty United ^taten Clerk hero for f ran - irUilently misappropriating* poatyllbo \fnnd*. ^IcQOwn was left in churgo of Ore ?flloe during tho absence ofPoat master Bowman, and wont on a spree. Whoa tho postmaster returned he re fused to turn over tho Keys, and It wa? found that part of the office funds were >uU?in(, McOowd was bound over (or SOUTrt CAROLINA CHOPS He port on Condition? by the Depart ment of Ayrlcultur#. 't tie ?<rk ending ft ? Ml, August I '*?. had ft menu temperature of 77 degrees, which 1 h about three below normal, Tho extremes for the week w< re a minimum of f>0 at Ok^ii vlllo on the (nit ftii'l a maximum of 02 at \ 11]?? on dm 12th. The llrst live days were generally cloudy, tho ( last two generally clear. Thoro were io< nl high winds accompanying Ihiui* dcrstorms lhaf <1 1<] h 1 1 k 1 ? ' drtmuKe to corn principally. There were almost flatly ruins from tin* Mil to the IHth., and loan frequent showers nil the last two days. Tho precipitation was eVeniy distributed throughout the Slate, lap whh not as heavy as during tht? previous week, but Hi'' ground continued thoroughly h'ni mated, and Hie injury to ^jopfl was aggravated by tho cloudy weather, and very IiIkIi relative humidity that prevailed. Koine bottom lands were overflowed and the crops on them de stroyed. 'Ill'* injury from the rains' was confined largely to cotton on sail i dy lands. Tho rally corn was not affected by the wet, weather except that fodder I pulling was hliidefed mid some fodd'>r ? hat was pulled was damaged; late torn continued its recent rapid im pMiveineni. and has reached a stage | of growth which assures it to be a | good cfrop, regardless of subsequent ? \\ eat her eondli Ions. A few iji tho He'itli coi\- I j fral an. I southeastern parts report no injury from the rain to cotton, but over (he greater part It lias grown ?no nunh weed and is not fruiting correspondingly, on clay and red landu while on sandy lands It has turned yellow and continues to shed exten j lively, with rust more prevalent than last week. A few open bolls have ] been noted in tho southeastern coun ties, and a "first bale" was marketed (.11 Hi" i:tth, although that is not indi cative that plowing has begun. Tobacco curing is nearly finished; uncut toliaeco is making a new and I | damaging growth; some Injury to tho I 1 leaf by tin* damp weather, tobacco j i in barns, Itiep made substantial im- j prnvenienf , but is ripening slowly. | I'eas are growing nicely. Late inel ; ens are watery. I. ate peaches are | rotting extensively. Pastures, gar ! dens and minor crops are doing well, I sunshine. The condi | iii-:;s w < i e favorable for fall truck 1 ! planting ami germinal ion. ? ,1. \V\ I 1SAIKK. tied ion Director. Fine Fruit Exhibit. I CIv'iH.u'i) < '< 1 1 1 c ???<?*. Spe.ial. ? To t ho ; upcoiint ryrni'u especially, but to all i South Carolina farmers .one of tbo I I most encouraging exhibits matin at I Clemson College tliis year la that math' by Prof. C. ('. Newman t)f tho j department of lioi'i leult urn. Ho has | mailt) an nxliihil of grapes, poaches*, apples, Irish potatoes and onions. : Of grapes Hit; exhibit is intended to show the methods of culture and va- / j i??t lt?-j that may be grown successfully in Rot nil r'arolina. Prof. Newmun ' tlujwti M varieties of grapes, all grown on the college farm and all de veloped lo the highest degree. Jn color, size and flavor tbo grapes are excellent and what has been done at Cloinson Prof. Newman thinks can be done throughout South Carolina, prob ably more successfully lit the low country and middle South Carolina than in the Piedmont. But the prod* ix t of the Piedmont as shown by this exhibit, will compart4 favorably with grapes fr?>m any part of the world. Squadron Lenves Smyrna. Washington, Special ? Hear Admiral .lew ell, commanding the American I'.uropean squadron. cabled to the Navy S )?? |'m i ! tin iii announcing the departure of his command, comprising the Olym pic. Pr'Himttn* and Cleveland, from Smyrna for Cihraltnr. This action is taken tin the instrut '.ion from Minister [.'Mshnian. at Ctmstanf Inople, that the squadron's presence is no lunger neces sary at Smyrna, Favor Dricc Bill. t'onwnv. Special. \ surprise, a tin "in ? mg almost to a sensation, wa? ?i?ato,| at ih,1 Uri't'ii Seii meeting by tiio aliunde of candidates f ?.? r the S"ii,tto .till l|oi(M< on the Price bill, this w a tbo Hi .t rime the question had boon mooted in the county cam p.: i i'.n. and H ( anie in resptuise to ae. inquiry from a voter in the audience, lioth Moor.;, ltorbam and Holliday. t aaditlatos for the S< nate, ami Stanley ami Harrolson, candidates for the House, put themselves on record as fa vi rim: the Price bill in its original fi.irn. i : i ! t not as it was passed hue M> o<m. I In- outcome will be sur prising to llorr> county. as well as to out>id' is. a-> tho county has hither to fuvoroti the dispensary. I Wofford Memorial. Spartanburg, Special. ? The annual j Hooting of the Wofforti Memorial As social ion was held at Tabernacle Church in the Cross Anchor section Frlda} . President .1 1-. Wofford. of the Association, presided, and l>r. H \\ Snyder, of Wtifford College, was the speaker of the day. About 1 aO de stendants rf the founder t>f Wofforti t'oltrge Penjnmln Wofford. were prcs cnt. Dr. Snyder's address was ?? splendid one. and very appropriate to the occasion. Eursau to Co-Operate. New York, Special. ? Representative W. s. cowherd, chairman of the Demo cratic congressional campaign commit tee, tame to New York to commit with (leorge F. Parker, who has been made] head tif the literary bureau of the na tional committee. Mr. Cowherd ha* already sent out a great supply of liter ature from Washington, and It was re garding tho work done and proposed to Im done by Mr. Cowherd, that the na tional committee sought information. It Is quite likely that the two commit* tee* will co-operate hereafter upon campaign literature. c . I IN SOUTH CAROLINA1 Many Newsy Item* Gathered From | all Section# Florence would have suffered an other serious Incendiary tobacco fire Saturday night hud not the plans of a negro been frustrated hy In-puty Sheriff K. O. Harreli, an attempt hav- i lug been made to burn t ho Dixie ware house at that place. Ofllcer Harreli having gotten wind that such an ut tcipyt waa going to he made, had con cealed himself In the building, to foil tho would ho Incendiary in the act. The negro entered and waa ahout to apply the torch when the ofllcer halt f'u him and Ared. The negro, calling Mr. Harreli hy name, said ho would surrender, but the two men helng In clone proximity then, the negro grab- I bed hold of the officer's gun and es taped in the darkness. Another shot was fired hut with no effect. A few nighu ago Olovcr Walker, colored, and his wiftj were returning from service at u negro church in Chester county, when the woman, in i litigated hy u lit of Jealousy, sudden ly assaulted her husband with a knife, indicting not less (hau four J wounds, lie lingered until Saturday j night, when he died. The woman, ii ' in said, Was aided and abetted by ! Mary Banders, a negro, In company ; with Walker and bin wife. The vcr- | diet of the jury waa that death was caused by a knife wound at the hand of itebekah Walker, wife of the de ceased, with Mary Handera as acces sory. The Haudors woman was taken to Chester and committed to Jail. Itebekah Walker escaped and has not been arrested. The body of Jacob Kind, of Char lesion, an Illicit liquor shop keeper, who iiad been missing since Thurs day, was found floating in the cistern on his presmlses in King street Tues day morning. There was a great gash in the throat, several stabs in the breast, and the bo'ly was 111 a frightful state of decomposition. His clerk, Kd ward Kennedy, alias Grant, v ho lias been conducting the "blind tiger" since King's disappearance, left Charleston Monday night with considerable money, and every effort is being made to capture him. as cir cumstantial evidence points strongly t.> his guilt. Miss Emma Laird, eldest daughter of John I^alrd, a well known contract or of Aiken, was drowned in the surf at Sullivan's Island, near Charleston, Sunday afternoon, while attempting to save her younger hIsNm-, The younger girl was unconscious when brought ashore, but was resuscitated after two hours' work. Miss I,aird was spending the summer on the U land, and was very popular and highly esteemed. She was '22 years of age. Cover nor Hey ward has received a specially urgent letter from Mr. Win. S. Rodio, who is chairman of the com mittee to notfy Judge Parker and who has charge of the arrangements, to attend tho notification ceremonies and then go with him to his home in tho Catskills. Governor Hey ward has declined the kind invitation, hut hopes later to bo able to moot Mr. Uodle, why urges him to meet Judge Parker and visit his mountain homo. A petition for a rule to show cause why the Kills & Pope Company, wholesale grocers oft Greenville, should not bo declared bankrupt, has been tiled with United States district Judge Hrawley at Charleston. While no return lias boon served on the firm, the president, Charles \V. Kills, when seen admitted that tho business was badly involved and intimated flint the proceedings of the creditors would not be resisted. Mr. Mel). Cochran, aged 72 years, dropped dead about X o'clock 'Monday ni?ht at his home in Hock Hill town ship, Anderson county. He had not complained of feeling unusually ill, and his sudden death was a Kicat surprise. A commission for a charter wns Tuesday issued to the Cooper-Griffin (,'uniliany, with headquarters at (ireen villv. Capital $f>0.000. The incorpor ators are from Georgia. Tho comptroller general has finish ed tabulation of the railroad assess ments recently made hy the State ; board. The genral increases are as follows: Atlantic Coast Line. $ti;5.- ? ?">70; Seaboard Air Line, I Southern, $4X,0U0; independent lilies, j all connections of the Seahoard, $11.- \ ?? t* L* . Tho total increase is I't.ucJ. i which will increase 'hv revenue of i tho State. The sale of \Vhit<s Stone Springs t'? Dougan & Sbeftall unci Solomon Shut' tall, of Savannah. carrier. <v:tli it ttio whole p'-Mit, including 1 S 7 n.Tes of land. T!\> electric line will be finish ed to (Hea.iHle, putting the springs in 1 easy and direi t communication with . Spartanburg. W hen that road is tin- : is'hed it will be a most popular outing i place for Sr.nvtanburg people. A Lake City correspondent romar!<>( j whiskey men who, before the esta'n- t lishment of tho dispensary, were not I known to drink at all. A special from Dibby, N, S.. sa> ^ thai a sail boat containing six or j of.ght. tourists capsized and smik off J Smith's cove near Higby yesterday evening and that nearly all on hoard wcro drowned. Tugs r.nd boats with grappling lro^s, an:i doctors have leit Digby for tho , scene of the accident. Heir to the Russian Throne, St. Petersburg. By Cable. -r-A son and heir to the Russian throne has been ' born. The Empress and child are both doing well. Tho Accouchement occur red at 12:30 o'clock Friday afternoon. Tho birth of the heir to the throne was attended with all the ceremony ordain ed hy ths imperial tradition. f.' Women Inspire men with Urn noblest ambition and hinder then trow accom plishing tfca halt. CAROLINA MATTERS. Occurrence^ of Interest In Various Parte of the State. The State Farm trn' Alllanoc. The North Carolltm State Farmers' Alliance, in session at llillsboro last week, adopted a notable resolution re garding the disposition of the Atlan tic & North Carolina ltailroad. 11 in to the effect that whereas* it seems that the railway system# of the Statu will at no distant duy he in the hands of foreign corporations working to gether as a practical monopoly, It is the senho of the Btato Alliance that (Jovernor Ay cock should neither sell or lease the Atlantic & North Caroli na, hut that It fihould ho extended by the use of convict labor to Henderson or Norllna, and in that way it would become a power in the hand# of the corporation commission to protect the people of the State from abuses in ex cesbive rates, etc., cbM'god by the for eign corporations am{ lieaufort would be developed into the grfat port that our forefathers contemplated. In con elusion, the resolution has this signif icant paragraph: "We would not, however, shut our eyes to any abuses in tho present management, but would urge a stricter supervision of its af fairs on tho part of our people and the public officials." Tho Alliance passed a resolution protesting against the em ployment of State convicts on farms except for tho raising of supplies for tho convicts tiiomselves, and insist ing that they be employed In the build ing of roads. This was adopted in tho stead of 0110 urged by the Kdgeeombo Alliance urging that tho convicts bo lined in the manufacture of fertilizer. Hej/.arding the support of the Agricul tural and Mechanical College, the, Al liance resolved that tho State board 01 iiKiicuiunc uu not in fiuiUO i'C ?* cd to put up the $10,000 annually for the general running expenses, but that the college get Its support from thu State and tho national Agricultural and Mechanical funds just, as other colleges do, and let tl^^gilcnltural Department funds ho used in. tho ex tension of tho Agricultural Depart ment after the running expenses are paid. Another resolution of import ance was to tho effect that steps should be taken throughout the cot {('H irriiwiiig lie*- It. t i't assure tlio systcttii alio marketing of the crop and en dorsing the idea of having cotton warehouses in which farmers can house their crops and draw out any money needed before the staple is sold. Tnere waa also a resolution commending the campaign for bettor and stronger public schools and es pecially (h?- leaching of agriculture as a regular course, add calling on the fanners in every district to see to it that I his course is taught in every s< boo!. The State Alliance re-elected all former ofllcers and elected Dr. It. Speight as a member of the exec utive commit l.cc, to succeed Dr. Pear son, whoso term expired. T. 15. Par ker and Dr. Speight were elected del egates to tin? National Alliance meet ing nt St. I.ouis in September. Tho Progressive Parmer was endorsed as tho St at i' organ. Eight Men Drowned in Mine, Mali:: bury, Special. ? News readies ii> to of tho. drowning of nine in m ? eighi. of them negroes ? at the Bar ringer gold mine, in St. inky county, Friday afternoon, as tho result of a ten i He downpour of rain, which rush i'd into the shaft where they wree working- The full details of the acci dent ( annot ho give n, because telo I hone communU ntion Is cut off and tho place is not accessible by tele graph. The mine is owned by the Whitney Reduction Company. Friday afternoon a terrirte rain came up and | the nine men working in the shafi | attempted to come out. Before they | could reach tho surfaco water over ' flowed the shaft in torrents and onlv I one of tjio men, Thos. Moyle, superin | tcndenU escaped. Another climbed nearly/out. but was beanteu back and j drowned along with seven colored mm. All were caught like rats in i a trnp.\ Thoro wtue but two white | men in Mjo mlruyaiid one of them waa | l ho only person to escape. The I names of the dead so far as nown are j as follows: Will Camp, John McCSraw. ; Itoh Deberry and Si' in Pri io. it seems I (hat there was something like a wa | tors pout there. from tho description j of the way the shaft was flooded. Hotv>cide at Mnrri^ge Feast. Tin horo. Special. While on c.a r- e 1 in I a dispute at ;i ukui iago feast and lull | in t lie vicinity of Old Sparta. Hugcue Wilson shot an. I instantly killed Joe I'd wards. F.oth are colored. A negro t boy had an epleptic lit outside the house and ICdwards had gone into the | l.ouse for a lamp. Wilson objected to ; it= being removed and a quarrel ensued I with the above result. Wilson was | lodged i 11 jail to await trial. North Carolina Briefs. j A sad occurrence took place on Cot inn Mill Mill :ii Lenoir Mc-nduy about r, o'clock, when John (}ueon. run of ; Mrs. M. A. fjueen, sliot and killed his brother, Malcolm Queen, accidentally. II. seems that John was playing with an old pistol, thinking it was unload ed, but It contained one cartridge and proved fatal, the shot entering just imlow the heart and causing death in let s t ban ti ve nilnui es. The l>re\i I Furniture Company, of Morganton, one of Burke's infant in dustries. this week shipped to Sears, Roebuck & Co.. of Chicago, five hun dred oak chiffoniers. The workman ship is of high order; in fact all of the work turned out by this plant is ct t ho very best. After an Illness or some weeks, r.ir. James X. Conrad, one of the <>idest and host known citizens of Lexington, died at his home Monday evening. Judge .VTTon in Raleigh Tuesday ap pointed Claude B. Barhee and Frank A. Daniels co-receivers of the Jnanitn Cotton Mill, at Burlington, of which Augustus A. Rosenthal, of Raleigh, has been manager. The statement of the mill's condition up to Tuesday fhowi liabilities $144,li>i>, assots :?;>J and mill property with repairs and new machinery to date costing $>.3.21 1. . K. L'. Jonnston. or tnariouc, tne ! men who assaulted and seriously cut Major Sims, his M#?p*on, who had re 1 monstrnted with him for abusing his sister, was arraigned Tuesday. Ac cording to the evidence tho assault was even more brutal and unprovoked than it. was at flrdt supposed. John ston waa bound ov*r to the Superior Court and was sent to jail In default of a bond a 1200. To be uncapabWTof friendship la to be lacking in the essentials of human uy. * ? ? - ? Miss Al. Cartledgc gives some helpful advice to young girl*. ilt;r letter is but one of thou sands which prove that nothing is so helpful to young i(trls who are just arriving at the period of womanhood as l.ydia li. Pink ham'* Vegetable Compound. " I>K Ait Mu". I'lxifli A ? : ? I cannot praise l.ydia 10. Piokiia'i''# \ ''K'"1" liibUi ( 'onipoimrf t ?',)>?) highly, for it is t Ijj- only medicine I over tried which cured me. 1 fin tiered nueh from my first nu'nst f.i.il period, i felt h-> weak and dizzy at times I could not pursue my fit udictt with the usual interest. My th')iijjlitM became Klnjyjrish, I had headaehes, h:t? !;a< lies in.d pink In;'' spells, also p.'ins in {!,-? back and lower limlm, In fad. f was sick all over. " finally, after many other remedies had been tried, we wo e advised to jfefc IjV<lJa lv i'l/iMiiilll's \ ('oinpoMix], and I am pi a >< d ( > say ih.it after ta!<iii<>; it only two weeks, a wonderful ehan :>? for i 'm belter took plaee. and in a : !, <rt time I was 5n perfect heah't ! f;lt buoyant. full of life, nnd found ail work jei-.i inn:. ! am indeed jflad to tell my experience I with l.s < f i s t 1\ ?*inK ham'* tn l>Ie> Coinpoiiad, for it made a dif ferent |_f i i I i ( ;:i?\ Vinii'i vi'i'v truly, Min.< M. t'AJSii.KM.y., \Vli';!e!:i! 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Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 19, 1904, Image 4