Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

H? Saw F?th?r, but r " am ? law your father this morning," ? fc# WM. U the had the way to the Mr lor. * "Did yoaf" she exclaimed He ha<J been culling regularly for tlx month* and once he had hold ler hand after they had nuid good alfcht. 11m was very fchy, and she loved hi in. tier heart was a flutter With expectancy. "Yet?," ho resumed, "I thought perhaps he might bn>?? mention* d It to you." "No," ?>ho answered a* she took a* ?eat by h Ih tilde, "pupa has not yot returned from the < ity. II. ? evident ly has been detained." "Well " he went, on, ho probably will Kpn&K to you about it, *>o 1 thought I ought to ti-ll y>u." " VeH," she answered, Icokfug wistfully Into hU eyes, I ftuppoHO he will." There wan * long *11* nc*?, broken only by two or three Moulful sigha from iijtv tender maiden. 'I met fiim on the train," said the young man, jiit-t aft r wo ha. I pull ed out from the station, and when the conductor fame along I dtoeoy I had left my tlek.t and my monoy iu my other cloth.::;. Su your father let me have a dollar. Will you pleas? hand It to nun when ho too home." ? New York Press. TOO KEEN A BARGAINER. Woman Shopper Overreached Herself in Her Eagerness. The late 1^*3 vl Z. I.elter now and then uned to narrate incidents of hia j earJy llfo as a clerk in a dry goods j ??hop of JiOiter8i;urg, Aid. With ono i of thene incident*, as wifii u p<nnb!r;, ; Mr I/eitor would often Illustrate some point be wiuhed to make. "He frugal and careful in your deal ?ngs," !>o aald to a young business man one day. "bti t never be grasping. Never try to overreach. Such courses too often make a man ridiculous, and give hlin besides a bad reputation that lasts all IiIh life. "A reputation of this kind was so ' quired in a moment in our I^ell'Tsburg ? ?tore by a woman, and she could never shrike It off. 'This woman camr ji fo the ft ore ' and nald to mo. In the presence **f ?* j good-sized crowd of people: 'How much Is this guimp?\ young i manf "'One .lollar a yard, ma'ain,' ,sai>l I "Rut who was f?!ij;h'1v d**af She j mtsundury tood me " 'Tuo dollarn a yard?" she rx elnimed. 'Well, If ain't worth it 1 11 j give jo a dollar and a half, and that'." : *li I'll Kive." 1 "'One dollar, ma'am is the price," ! I repeated in a louder l >?>'. "'Oh,' xlio Kuld. 'That's much too ! hl;:h. I'll give yo 7f> ?vni?;.' " Parisian Information Bureau. An Informal ion bureau has rcrent'v ' been Imtugurit'od iu connection with i the University of Paris, and is c.oii h side rctl an excellent innovation. The I "r bureau will afford Itifoi mat ion on all matters connected with hi;*. her fduea | tion in Paris, whether in government j or private Institutions. Those who.! In this country or elsewhere, are con j templat'ng < nleriun the university,' unci who havo np< nt hour--. '11 tryine to ' derive ..nine tanr.ihle itieii from oah-n j dan; and elasa I la far . wi.l appro 1 onto th" useful 1 airpo- ?'* W !;|e| VV(.l !.| j he i"'iv. 1 by a leu. of ti>is eitai- t ?'?: ? r ALL BROKfN DOWN. n>? s)?n, -xn n-o ? roiiioiniti ' aiicknihi.. .lusepb M-'CauIoy. of Iti Sii.dto ! Meet, lMiiea;;o. Sachem ni 1 et iuu<eti ? > igo says: Two yenr> ago m> ' ty lirtil 1 1 * ? \s m \i \ l?i> I \s :is i. : i ill v ;il. ,? un->s ill \ f I ,.i i II v nppnlti> :< u?l w. - U 1 . ; 1 1 ? ! ? ? li;..;". ? 1:11 i ill tn> ? . ? . re, . -f 1<:"1 ! I >i.,i I;' . Ki'i- I . I ! '.Mil : . > I'M \ > h , r . iirii \ . I! i . ? i I :i utir : 1 1 1- :i ii 1 1 ; >i , i . i. ii I i ? i ;i i i ; it ' . . ^ i: 1 1 1 1 It I'.l.v v. (in- \ ( 1 1 1 ? ?>' J?:d!,rv f'iil'- > ,r\ \\ . ? 1 1 ? ? i >; ? .?> it - ? i ? ? >?it v n . <? . ni l- I * ? >n. " Ko:* -;i !> i ? > .1 ! i 1 1*. i I 'r ?'* . >t ? -??ills i \? iMuirii < \ \ R';fi :ctici'is of .? " i. i/.'!or Mi O. ju-oi '.. v ' , < ? t?? j - f riu t: ; ? i i : ? : ' lot . : . ,4 . ;i ? M ? i:i *1 : !ii ; ?; v.iU. a ?? ?<?r [. v .J. r . !? t ! w .t ' . t ? t t !;o !r..t I-, r lu tl:< ;?'.!? w . !>o !- > I-.. a-, m - ?< - ti" a lii ili of W. ? : . ? :>. !?!)?? alul ' ? ' < Hi s t ii r. < .m ? : \ 1 . It 1'i.iiU'S a \\"ti':?i< pi ? t.l f h-T ! .i'Ii!. m a ii'.r.! rl i>i< il o Ii v leu-- i.ii. .v w in t .tiNiii tl. dn'..t: ?m. m.i ?>:v ? Nfv\ \ ?.vk r-'^s. WAHHINUTUN. TJioma* A. Kdinon faiised tbo Post ! olt!< e to Im*ii?? a fraud older uKUilibt liln j Company. i)t Koi)st.'Vi'lt, acting on See. i relflry Hay'? adviee, deeldod not to <'?ll It roliKfchH of p<*H cc Until I In* <mhI ; of tlx- .lapinifno War. 'I Inn i f "T>Hiy h? ! fished t < i meet in Wa shiiijjtoii. I Mi*x it It. Oinii'ioji. employed ah h ! mpjlst in t lit* Patent Olliee, lias estah , llfliod a new ?pi?i!(! rreord liy writing | word* on m typewriter ill a de i pari mental day of nev??n hours. 'l.lie i pri-vloiiH record wart ln*l<l by MImm Mary 1 Hretty, who roplisl 'J'J/MH) word ?> in ' seven hours. | A w i prli'Hh 1 1 1?? >s>i >??? from tin- '/.e. land j Munuiiom'd n Wa*hiii:/ton do '.or to at friitj n I i s s H i'lirli't 1 1 a Scjwc!!, h!-1.' r < t M in* Molly Seawell, aiitUoi. licit AMOI'TKM I SI. AM is Coventor Wlsithrop'a p??li- y to in >?uro nil lioiM-nl election in I'orlo IJe-o has iifi-ii appro. ed l>y tlf r. >? i 'oiincil, \\ has ap,. dijie I i.''.17 election Judge* In I >i- pa ?' t i'-a II boa i"< I I ' J J ; ? ' i'cptthiic.: ii ? Itiiu iiy o|po* ? tiiis ttctioU, aSMTlillV, lili.i ill' al e I j tlo.iiMiant party they are entitled to a \ mn'oriU of the ill'!;, s, l he\ al.-o ?y 5 ? - j je-t to Americans acting as Judges of j i.]. r-t i,,n-. rin- i."ii')ii of l lit? eou?V-il : in ii t*??x imp. i I ia lily. '?!l hiil i. in' k! f I ? ?* visiting I' ilipoio j deb u';i!<':< on return home f.'vond iin ' lll''l||;i t<> stops toward 1 1 1 ? I ? I 11 ? I . i r?o m i I.. F. I.oree, executive hefld of (lo?! Cliicugo, Kock Island ii Hit I * ; I < M f i ? ? I ( ;t : I ? ' ron it, resigned. A wlmb? in 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? >? ; eaplng. In tiie aricsi of riiniiiii.s Mugan N- v.* j York detectives lielieveil llie.V eair.dil j a thief who rol.h.'<i hanks hy tir.i'gj the Karl) of a e|i rt;y nui n, ami w ho is wanted fijr swindling tin- I'coplc's Na. | tlonal H.inU of JJoslnn. Six men wore huticd by the <;a\iu*; tn of t\ mini' in via. A crowd ot a thousand pei-ons chafed lor a mile through lirooklvn, N'. V., tit I'ei t.s a iii>i^ro who hud ;<taM>eil a woman. Tho X : i j . : . n.e ('o::r; of Ala'Min.i > t '1- red a d< ( i ii w h i e h !v- \t ^ .>ne> tlrrd of tho Slate without ? imr ? Hear Admiral Koil-..-?- r< tired, nod H at' Admiral ('o.:hl.'o t ?< 1; comjo , .) nt the New Voi U Navy V.-ird New York May ii the Si I oi?i- i;\. position W.1.S ;i pj J-I |rj> ?'-!?'?! !. .V Coroiwr's .lory found th :( an .m. Uno-.vn per.*oii or pci'>oi>> ?hi .t w 'i I 'rank .1 Me\a!lv. .! >a !i c > ? ? I. ? f I'.rool, ) v n. N \ . I 'redone Allele-'" I ?; I f t ? ; ? ? T i * ? . . -|| oit of : h" Statue I i!i,-i: > .mi \ v. \ n I I il'l'or, do .1 ill I J* ) ,1 ?! I ! 1 ? . ? a II I :l I ( I Vl't ! ? ? ? I . I "i.'i Mi.\ t he will <.f Mr--. M i. ,i ! ? , ^ ?Alto llli'il 1 1 \ I I;|eo, I I : ? : \ .-nl I s . .... . II 1 1 1 or. I ! I o>] . ' . | who I n-ev ; . i? .? S r ? h m ?. Ii v.m di -.-o\ | p. ,1 it,,. ; | in 'In- l.ii i . .r tl... I i.i 1 1 1( |,.|i ? m-eii. nl r 1 1 the latest atiinipt m ?.. . < k In t was tl.e work of >o.ne per or peixni-, nil lie* oitl-.de "I t|ie t .overttor ( lit. . I and I. o; sta iV n ' ? St . I .nil: s til I' l r: i. : I ?:? le hi 1 1 all I \ e w S ..ii, St :? t e I > ? \ ; 1 1 ? I a ir, I ' S 'he ? . , 1 1 1 1 I ? ' \ i ? i i > *i . : | e ' v. "vl v lot S!. l it;.. 1,1 S. ft ^:l ! 1 1 i 1 SU.'iO.i ? >i ?. ? i I' S'-'iermerhot n. of Ne\? N . o ? i' ? "'i!n .''I Ih.'t tils ,-nii Aiiio-i '? ?' ' i ? i e.' ' 1 1 i he a n o., . ! 1 1 1 1 ? oi 1 1 iu:!i i > I" ? . lie It: i : ! - 1 1 | :i.' ?; :y':. Ill : ^ ? fe . r\, in si... ,,i i.i;-,., . on n . ?"?".'ixion of ii.f . i ? I viola -.a of sj'e, il oi dinai ??...* ? <? a lie i ? : I ' i i 1 1 1 ; y ? ? * ' . i ! ? e|* i , 1 1 ;? v i i * . ? t : I ' ; \ ' " i ? ... Mi-ji'.t K - t . ,? i ,,| | ;. , >? i ? ii ?' I'. i. Pi. " i' ? ' Kl-ll . ; _ 1 ? ' - f ? I : ? ' ' - 1 1 s I t ?? x ''i ? i u ? ?> ? ? r ? ?'! .H i '? ^ j?n |i i ' I .i ? i ? ! - ? ; ' ? \ 1 1 'n ? I ti i: i ? ? 1 1 1 ; ? ? i ? ? ? \ ' " ' t 1 ' ? ? !? i ? I ; 1 ? K 1 1 ? . i ? w . . r - 1 1 | ? - " i l*. ?n \ ? 1 1 ? u <" li u.!s ri')mt ; t>?| in ! i . : * i ? 1 n ? " ii I > . 1 1 ! ; \ 1 1 i h r i ^ I I >v ? 1 1 ? ? ! - I'l'mti till- I. I ? lit Ullllv 'I ?! .?r n . v ? ? .? -a!. i ?? u v ? ?< ked. I lll'l lii'V I I ? ?!??>-, i ...Si t is if. I ^ plain ,1 in 1 1., .1 .i p.: II. m> pivt ? ; i : i ; ?' X 1 ? '? I . - < ? - al.'i ?:?!> ? I ? 1 1 !????? 1 SIO.tiiNMMm s 11." !u'u'inn:iii; of lln" war t '. un; DKuiii.i. In I ? i U 1 1 > . it'l l it' ' 1 ; ? : ; i ? I i"i<:innu llou*.--. of .1 tpan ;liat t! I ? ? 1 1 1 . : 1 1 1 > I ',.H|u|-<.r wn- r 'ii ! I' ll) ('.(*>??? of llu<M.i. . i nil I'Mili* pr . , for a long ** ar. lib \?n- \\ i> ia i. "oark Sir .lobii l.n'i Il'l I r, I i ??III I.ullilnn, t: I > j;1 n 1 II 1 . -M'lli'U sunt. :: r i,l ? "|i Un- i-i.Mil m' V.t ?? ? ni>'! ill ? ? .i -if i i i ?v. " ! dl'OW lit J. ; 1 1 1 ?? r A I I I 11- 1 ? I ! t i 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 Si. I'tMiT-loM I il>>' .1 il l?l? III ? ? Wi'l'r i ori'i i i bai'l*. at I I ? 1 1 \ 1 '. pun, i lii- Un? -i:i?i ? a l tlu? Yoniai mine-. H?sli-'? IlifiiUi-. tin* tlneM in Swit v.ot la lu'i. .? < . < 1 > > ? - ih>l>ali ll state*. *!i.,y.V l.y tire. UiiNxi: ii War OMb o believe* .la p.m. -i are iiri'iiiirttii; tor a irem-rnl ailv:m v on Mukden. M. tinyot. ilie lYeneli state.Mii.iii. hi nil Interview. praised the Monroe 1 ??-??? trine a ?i'd ealbd t lie "A nierban peril" vcoiiomlOiilly heiietbial. t'hinese bandit* nnd<-r Japanese ofll cor* iUe.^aUl to be opposing Russian*. A Somali Mnllali is report oil from Aden, Arabia, to lift ve attacked and robbed the Ogiulnin tribe, killing men. Ambassador MeConnick will nf?il foi home on Oetober 11, and expeet* to h< away from St. Petersburg for sii Miue. Yvotte (iuilbort, a special cahl< di spa tell says, is kept in Kurope by en gagements for tbe nett *lx montbs. l>rsprrnto attacks by the Rwinn* to retake positions captured by lh* ?Inpunese. thus insuring a water sup ply. are reported. THREE KILLED IN P?UD ! 1 father and Son Die Game Af'.er Killing Tlkeir Knerny. (?illnitt litem Mini Kirtttli iMinlllnti In Y.rmg \ i Rt Ciilri'lulli, <im. ? H< huul lliionii lulo I'uiilr tiy HIiooAlittf. Camilla, Cn. In thu lobby of Mi* postuMh-e at I 'n li, a small village l?'it miles f coin this place, three men were shot to death ii k iln* result of the feud between the < Jillcn waters uud Sn.ii It families, and wbb h has been carried oil \\ 1 1 li Increasing bitterness for ,i yr-itr. So far five lives have been ha'*rili? '?l to i he fcml, ami It. wait said ! I there was a nicellng yl all the <jil!en | .vat'Ts in tile county jiihI that a coin I j. act was made to K ?*?-|? up the strife l iii>: i I tie- laH of tin- Smiths w a k slain, 't in r<-. cni hhooi i 11)4 took place iluoii^li ti ?- ji ? ?? 1? I ? ? 1 1 1 of a meeting be u\ i i :i .1. ? ? 1 1 1 ? - 1 1 v. at<*r, the leading nu-r ? ? I i m ? I a :i'. !o; h, anil the recognized j I , .it oi in-- nuiii'-rou.s < lllU-jnvntet# i I a 1 1 . ? ! y . ..iri .1 o i 1 1 1 Siiiitli and his son |\. i ho i. i i h< "-ii act i v e iu support- | Hit; 1 1" ii side uL the tend. ? ; , III II All t. Is Weill to the pu.stotlieo j nt il o'clock, and was leavliiK the building, aIm-ii lie net the 'Smiths faec to laic. lie was in the act of open* jug .-in envelope when lie looked tip and saw John Smith standing watching liiii) il liantly. < iillun waters let the letter drop from his tinkers, and, his face growing red with rage, he said: "(Jet out of my way or there will he two deaths litis minute.-' < ;illeii waters had a shotgun under Ills arm, and u.?> he spoke he swung It li.lo readiness lor instant tine. John Smith was coo! ami his koii stood stiti with Ills arms crossed on his breast, as if to show his indifference of dan ger "You ha\en'i got the heart to press t Ii ii t trigger, < J (Men wa h-rs," ?aid the father. "If you move another step Into (big huilding," said the merchant, "I'll blow ] the brains out of both of you." In answer to this threat both :o.-n j drew revolvers and stepped front the i sidewalk into the lobby. On the n><>. t men! < lilleii wa l ers tired a charge of | buckshot into the father's stomach, j Snrth fell against the wall as il in a ? sitting position. <;illen wa leiK tired a second shot, and the son ilroppi d. As he was falling he tired at bi.> enemy, J ii nd the bullet caught him sqitir.-ty in ! the chest. The wound seemed t?> dull '? ? M 1 e 1 1 j waters' uiiml. for lie stood and snapped i the e i n i ? t \ mm tirst nl the fa tier and t lien at tin- soli Thoiigh living .( ? > I ? : t J Siniih realized that lie had t iiiietiw a ' - ers ai ills mercy, and wi ll ama/.ing ; calmness he ordered his son to - ? ? . , ? ! \ [ liim.-i If ami shoot with him. The slwu mm fell from t Jillcii w,i i. i ? ' h. itids ami clattered on the wooden j Moor. The man's frame shivered tioiu ; the shock, and then f..r an lit .si a ii i he stood leot ioiih-s.x 1 1 i 1 1 1 i i a at ers, uilh a ! last despeiaio ? ? n-l of hate, tried to go forward, but ihc body suddenly re. : laxeil and lie rolled dead oil the boards, ( .T??hn Sudih and III;- <.'Ui uat<ln-i[ tin' last tremors >hai;e the frame <>i their euMiiy, .-uul th ?ii the father began to die. ' I'm ..oiiig. Keir." he said, "but j we'j-p d.\ ing vaine."' As residents of j the village, friends of all three men, - eame running in ill-* father triitl to rise to his feet. I tut hi*, strength was itoiie. ||e fell buck ie a heap, ami .i...->t before ile* las; luvaiti a f.-eliu- of lilt mane t-i derii'-i si-em >! to urin hi : . for. a- lie i-au:;'ii a uhiiic? .if a woman's . I'aee I l">e I., l|i? ||,. )|, i;l let . "I I . ' ' I ' 1 1 1 sori \ ' a ml d Kcir Smith ii"^ r. ;,>ti tui*iitb-? 1 al ter t ' ie sb-mi iiig. The | c, - 5 1 1 ; e s hii.il -t :ta'?. tear III'1 po.-aoiii.-e in l'a if:'!o< ii . a:e| a panie started :ininim the pupils after the >-!iootii:u. !iiii-i. ??I"i 1 1 itn tiillenwaf. cr-' unit shattered i h ? windo A s. and o I d \ ill. dise, ? i ; 1 1 e ? I ! I | b\ ill, ti-:e her- pr"vent? d i i n|. . ru-h at I lie top o| lt< M< iv! i * t . i . i : t : \f'rivi: \? ; \ i v I * . 1 1 ? ' . ? : 1 1 ?? ! i S I ?;<j " If l'l Ki |->" Is ' S"i il'U I ? i I .1! ..." i If. Ml Hi- Vi'-mI. Kill- ? ? I S . \ : . : 'I'll.. . ;t I It ; II .?? ill.* Hi .M-ii ;?'.!iiiii. *> I ? i ? ! i ar. fiv. <l In r.'. lipurts dial v. Lien iIjo i >;? a 1 1 1 1 r pas M a h ' i ? : ? ; 1 : ? . M<<m IVleo was ill full . ? i ? 1 1 ; . i 'nil. Tlii *p>-.-ta?'li> . Wis \\ ?(. i . l.v : |i.iv.' . . : , tioard > ! ; ? ? S i I ? ii ti at i.'. lii. K kii ill:1 : 1 1' i r ui I : if .'I ! I lii- . 1 1 1 . : i i i' 1 1 if. I I; >? \ . >1 no i'in i t ! : ??? 1 III >il : 1 1 1 ? ? ? ? 5 ? ; ; i ;1M?I 'nails in' tin ?. This ;t--..'ni!s r-ii- tin- tins' . ..ill ? r ? 1. 1 : i ? I ! i > 1 1 a v . I I ? I .i Max . P-iJ. M ..|tj IV!. !.|..\, . i.i.i . ? r . ? i ? ? . wiping ? ? i s ( I lie - ? : \ ut si. l'..Tr. in I ( 1 . 1 1 > i ; i u* i 1 1 < ? ! ! ?. ? ? i* | :< > v. lis lira r 1 1 \ . I ' I III ill I'M I lil-l I.I..; 1 1 1 1 > H.I- ? t II - S 1 1 I il i . s i \ a i < ? i : i ?? ? \ i; lii us i *. i ? S.1..JM. St r\ If - II. '.! II III" ? >1.1 M >?-l I li.iiM .11 ( I i, M;iSv i ? ',.??? ? M.i-s I : !?.? 1 1 i s { * i j*i i ? Mri'l ii. I|..ii>.' <?!' 'In- l*i'- . 1 i r i sli hi I'm- J ? 1 1 .1. w 1 1. i .> i I 1 1 Mar w >?v?!iij.i'ii ; i * .< ?; hi a'lii which li<- alw.ivs i ? \ ? i . . i lit ? last si'ixifs.ivii ids I ? i >t I \ j v ? ' I. I l l' tutri a.' was .ii I fam ti\ In .Ii S', . kltillt'W < VlllvlCl'.N , \ .i : t'l.'.i \ i.: ' .if -. u .1' ?> i-m.iU'iit . U *W . I'll ?' i l . ? I ? '.'I ? 1. ^ ;!i.- Ii hi ?. s i.; iln- -.?!??. I uis i ? ' ? - v . :.i|. -l, \\ liil.- l!;.. >. !i.?uls I ; < ! ??\i fur ll: ? allol' ?; i' l" v* civ -'t- 1 1 a 1 1 i Si:'n ji;vis littler; Kaisi-v's A. t. \ -- mi - lin? nf subject* of the p. n.-ipalily .>f f.ijipi' l>ctmold declared ill- Kai???r's Interference ?with the sue ? ???? ?l?.?i to he unwarranted and ur^-i-d ill.- I Hot to stand tlrni in favor of 1 I'rif.oi' Leopold. ' "Nan" Patterson Wear* llabblt** Foot. Nan" rattoraon. the indicted prls j mior in the Tomb* at Now York City. ; si^nised of shooting "Ca?*sar" Young, i iniw wciir* a rabbit's foot worn by Moltuenx while ho wn? In Sing Sing. Labor World. ' The plumbers' strike at Montreal, Canada, has boon declared off. The California Slate Federation of T.abor Ik making rapid growth. The men at tho Republic Mill, at Pittsburg, I'a., voted to return to work. Organised labor In Chleatco, III., ha? dfciilwl to establish a bank, and atep* have already been taken in that direc tion. The pftporhnncers' strike at New Of '.fans. Is almost a thQfc of the p.isi, the men having won out in nil of their demand*. Wholesale Prices Quotd in New York MILK. 'I'ruJ Milk Kxchanpe r>rie? for ?tan4ar< ??'sty in 2Vic. p f*r quait. nUTTBK. r?i4ftmeiy>.-VVe?ttrn, extra t Firata .A Second* /. Htat# tittup tuba, fir?U Imitation creamery Fictory, third* to firnt ... < IIKKSK. Ht.it*> -Full cream, fauey. Small I'nrt akinm. *ood to prune I 'a rt Hkinrm, CQinmon Full xkima . KGO?. .Feraey Fancy Stale iiiid l'enn W't'slorn Choice Southern Choice It KAN ft AMI ?2f)%(a0 15 (a. 10 W 13 <?? 1 1 \'i(u OYS? ? (u oyt('f ~ (ct 2 (a) 28 2* 21 18 21 '20 1 4 IS I H 17 14 10 \'"i 7U 5'/, 3 ?10 30 22 20 I'CAH. Iii*AitK Marrow, i hoicc ... 2 Krt Medium, choice 1 95 ' Va , < lioic If ' d kidnev, <dic>ii V \ i i i I i' I : i d n i ? v . . ^i cllou eye Jt'.-.f ix tu:l!o >.,-,1)1 I . in. i, ( '.1 1 i isi'i rs ami Ki.unirw 1 HO A ;>i i \ff, Km#. per )j!i I Weill \ I )l|IICtt IM-l (.M < niiiK, l>er hi)! Pippin, per 1 > 1)1 1 2 SO 2 70 :< o'i 2 80 I- hi hi (u (? 2 75 uv 3 to <" ?? Id. ?irf. 1 2.1 1 00 1 25 1 no (?i 1 50 <m 2 (>0 (ft. I',. . Sc ki'(, pel k' ( in/, per hh. . Hartlett, per bbl. Cirapc*. t '<Mii.ni d. pe N iau.n a. per ean ier . . l\-'avs ai e, per <mii ier. I'. ;m Iiec. per h - ' M'.irUmelnh^. per crate..,. 75 Pllllllf. p'-l l>a*kel til* I i ciuhi 1 1 i> a, t . ' oil, per bbl t -ju QuiiK'oa, per ho. 2 75 1,1 VK I'O'JI.TKV Fowl*, pe: lb Chi< kenn, per lb Monsters, per to TurkryR, per lb 1 Jui I;s. per pair < Jecxe, per pair Pigeona, per pair iJitl Htihi) l'Ol: I.TIIY. Tink* v*. per lb 15 |ti i>i|erj, Philadelphia ..... 17 Fowl*. Wiitlern, per lb 12', H 14 1 M 31 :>i 2'.? * k! i-i :,o ><"> li 1 i 4u 1)0 I 0i) 1 (u 1 (o 2 or :i (? i (>i III' 1 (,!' (" 1 fll I II 5 Sprint* diiek?, per ||>, ?"? f ? i' . 1 1 n yeene. per lb., S?iuai(n. per dozen.,., HOI'S, Pi ? ' e. m 1 1 , choice, [i: r Jb. . <>uv.! I v prii.ic, per lb.... < 'omrnoii to la it P leifie < 'oast. i'V I. ( > ? ,.i j.i 'inc. i . (Y.l ...J.Jrf II AY A \'f- S I" IT A ?v ?t tilif, per I ix) !l? I . in ? I'Ml H, (:iM '?>e , M r p-r M0 ih Hi) Or I'i 05 1 12 H.i 1 75 50 5 50 3 25 12 12 12 1 25 15 1ft 25 13 17 17 .it) :?3 :<i) 17 2 M2?4 2 (X) 1 <, 2 O'i '2 M5 1 00 li. I I ? 'it; 1 1 ? bbl. i'i "i." lM t i. e. ? 'i"1 ?>!V- I ( it - li iii in i? . < II !!!;> tier p - i on: be:\ i lilv ?r 1' ?rl I ' I . I i '. ail i j . ? r ? !:< d. Orange ( (VU-i'v. por ii>.4 ? < ' a il liin iv.'< r Unj-is"1, <in )? V.-l.. pel* i per 1)1 IJ . . . . b'.liK lie ?r ii!) Carrol I'ani; ! ^piniii IV. .in p r loo ?> p.. W .n: N n.tulb. . N.. 1 50 1 .>0 1 on .... 5o 2 CO . . . . 50 i^li. 1 5o Hi; a in. v: re. in 50 (.. 1 17 ?v. (<> ( i 1 75 2 "0 2 i'" (lO 1 2.1 1 f!(l 1 V) i o- l I on 1 00 2 .' o I no 50 .111 (d I J ilj 10 t> vo Or ?; I I 20 r i, :;ti alv. <. I On I l'.V < . <li. , m (>M* 0. li Jo ((i> 11 no O'i \\ llKA'l AT TiVt) DOLTiAIiS. lt;t!l< at Chicago Stock Market l'il?h j r.; ?> Way I p. Chiv.it; ', lil. "Wi'.rat :i t * > bu?hel before next May,'' was roared by the bulls on t lie B'aiw of Trade. There i was an excited demand for wheat, I with few traders vettt til ing to sell. The j Agricultural Bureau at Washington, | 1>. through information fiimi.-hed i by lis army of crop reporters xeat- ! ti'ied throughout every whent grow ing county in the country, issued a report that ae. ording to the biti!>, continued 1 1 . o worst fears regarding the lamentable loss to the spring wheat crop l<y the black rust. Of winter and spring wheat produced this year in the I nited States, it was | contended there is barely enough for bread and seed if every bushel 01 It was a\ailable, which' Is not possible, and the country is therefore face to i l' nee with the necessity of bringing in j ton <gn wheat to help keep the wolt , from t ue door until another harvest ! shall have been raised. Open Shop For Blacksmiths. After conferences lasting for neavlj three weeks, an agreement was signed between representatives of the N e ?v York Metal Trades Association and the blacksmiths employed In the ship yards on the "open shop" basis. When the conferences began, the blacksmiths, nearly all of whom belong to the In ternational Brotherhood of Black smith^, made a demand for the closed f-hop. The demand was refused. Sa. ? i'.: i i Trade Is It Danger. Mi ' "l.a Jib??rlalu. in a sp<-och at La Ion. Bedford. e. ICng.. cab* that trade in Great B.i. In was in a precarious condition, and thai unless Ihe mother country and tae colonies worked to gether the ejn^ae's d!*??"t ^."ration was in sight. Kpiseopnl Convention Opens. The General Convention Of the I'rot esta lit r.pb -opal Church of the United States was opened In Boston. M*n. The National Game. MeGraw says there Is stllj ten years of fas! ball in Dahlen. Manager Selee sighs for one more leading high-clans batsman like Frank Chance. Barney I)rey fuss is ready to buy Catcher lYlt* if Cincinnati is tired of the veteran. Tho Cleveland Club ha* gotten Out fielder Claude Boss man bnrk from tho Holyofee Club. ~ - ? Grlimdiaw, the new Roaton player, has hit for .310 for Buffalo, and It* the only .300 man on the te?Ht. U FOLI ETTE WINS FIGHT ' V| Bv Decision of Supreme Court of Wisconsin Cook Loses. GOVERNOR DECLARED CANDIDATE Hl??l?> tumwiltriii 1? I'pholit ttmi n? liointl KepulHlrttn (Jonvnnll'tii la Klnal ly ?>v<-r-riiln<l? 1 1 . h?I ot HtMlwnrt Tlokrl Will Keklgti ? Senator Npuoner K*. 1 1 In Opinion ??f tltn Outcome. Madison. wis. Hy a vote or three to oiii- the Supreme Court of WiHCoiiMln decided that Governor Robert M. 1 ,h Follette and hi* follower* are entitled to be failed 'Republicans" on the of li - cial bn !lo(s at the State at the Novum ber election In iieeorda nee with Ins decision, an nounced some time ago, to withdraw If tin* decision went agaln*t hlin, ,S. A. Cook, Stalwart candidate for Governor, was expected to resign. He had a ''on f< renfe Inn* wlHi Senator Spooner, but In- mi hi 1 1 1 a I he had not then dcelded whether or not to withdraw. It Ik known thai he will and that ex-Gov eri '.r Fdward S?.olicld will be appoint ed by the Stalwart State Central Com mittee to succeed him. The Stalwarts ' have deehled to eontiniie the campaign I against La Toilette with a third ticket. ' ?I ust Ices Dodge, Wlttslow and Mar shall supported the I, a Follette faction, Chief Justice Cassoday dissenting. Jus tice Siehecker, the fifth member of the court, who is La Follette's bro th<fr:i il ia w, refused to sit in the case. The action was brought in equity by wuijcrcnii? of H. A, Cook, tbo S^iiwuvt nominee for Governor, and was to re strain Secretary of State Houser from certifying to the County Clerks the names of the La Follette candidates as the regular Republicans. In answering the suit the Governor's followers contended that the proceed ings of the convention which renom inated La Follette were regular, that the convention was the only body with power to name candidates, and further that the court had no jurisdiction in the matter. The opinion Hied by Justice Marshall asserts the right of the court to cots j sider a controversy "of so grave a char- j noter and of such public importance," j and proceeds to base its decision on I tills section from the Wisconsin stat - utes: "When two or more conven :ons or j caucuses shall be held and the nomlna- I lions thereof certified, each claiming to I be the regular convention or caucus ot' the sa hid political parly, preference In j designation shall be given to the noni- I iiiations of the one certified by the I committee which had been officially certified to be authorized to represent the party." The decision tlwn goes on to uphold the right of the State committee chosen ill the convention of 1lx?2 to decide which of the two Republican conven tions of r.KM is regular. Milwaukee, \\ is. Senuior Spooner in a speech said tint the Supreme Court did not decide'; he merits of the Repub lican case, but merely defined the pow er of the Statu Ceiural ComihitTeO to o? cide disputes. SVnaior (Jtl.irles spoke at Kacinc. Ho said that the Stalwarts are > ; i 1 1 the regular Republicans, and that flie light would goon. roinrc.i i . s i : fall in afiuca. Many Ca<ua!ii<'< in Fig!i( Win. Cttaii hamn Tribe. Lisl on ? \ s-(- d;>:?sli'"' has he fallen n dcl:iel>,n*,!U of ' "vl'tiigucFe troops .it Cum r.e River. Southwest Africa. fhe i iovi-rn incut 'having trouble with tin* Cuanhama tribe, neighbors o!.' the llyreros. who .some time ago revolted against German rule, It >cr; a c, ileum to restore ord?.r. The ibd rudiment nunibereil -U?!) men, eoni mamled by Captain Agular. They werecrossing theCunene ltiver, which Is the boundary between the Portuguese and the German posses sions, when th" Ciiii'h.'tmii surprised them from auriiush at. night. The tribesmen attacked the detachment fiercely, killing or wounding of whom lull were Kuropeans auil 115 na tives. NKW JA l'ANKSK WAItSlIU'S. lli.it < i??vernii?r??t Will Plaec Orders in This Country. S;> i< Francisco. Cn!.'- Information re ci- ? i! I y sIi'jimj.t shows that Japan !i::- ?'-*c'nied t<> p'ace contracts immedi ately iui' hvciiiy warships, to Ik- com pleted as soon ;ts p.tss'ble. Several of "iiit -c will lie built ! : i?rt* at the t'nion In >ii Works. Tin- si >uree of tliis information is Yukowa K wan 1 !ii. manager of tin* X - w World, a .lapaiu \se daily published here. Hi- sjilil; ? I Imvc dcliuile iufor tna'iou { ' ! :i t Japan will soon place orders in H is country for twenty war \ essds." HFAT1IP.LOW TO F.FI.L FIGHTS. Social Reformers Vote For Prohibition of Inhibitions on Sunday. Madrid, Spain. ? The Institute of Social Reforms, after a heated discus sion, decided l>y thirteen votes to eight to ratify the absolute prohibi tion of Sunday bull tights. This is considered to he the d -s thblow to hull lighting in Spain. Minister Havrett Home. John Havrett. United Slates Minister to Panama, arrived in New York City ou the Alliance from Colon. This Year's Cotton Ginned. A report Issued by the Census P.u > .if, at Washington, 1"). C., shows tl.nl on September 1 there had been tinned :iOO,-414 cominerelal bales of this year's cotton, or counting round i .ilfs a# half bales the number was ;<7 1.S'Jl bales. 'On the same date last yea i the number of bales ginned was only 18, Mi commercial bales, but the difference In ' conditions In the two) reasons should be taken Into account 1 in comparing the statistics of the two j crops. i Prom'.nei i People. King Edward VII. goes to church regularly. Dr. Jameson, the Cape of Good Ilope Premier, Is now in London. Justice Wills, of Great Britain. Is said to contemplate retirement. Kdwanf If. itarriman went to Wall Street as a broker while In his teens. Friends of lx>rd Curjcon predict that he will yet be the Grand Lama of Ti bet. Admiral George Tfo^ey recently cf>UF pleted flfty years' nctlve service In thf Halted States ??av}\ " / AN ADEPT AT GIVING ADVICE. fttcry of a Man Who Knew Hia Fall* j lng?. IV- n pusher hi a<l coinfl home from 1 the ii I'Ac.i} "played out.' Ho was lying oo the couch In the sitting room after dinner, when Mrs. IVnpushe' who had beer. reading * magazine said : "See here, Tom Penpusher, hero 1k something that fits yon to n T, and 1 want you to read it." "What Is It about?" "It's about m? n who must hat# everything Just so in their homes, nc : matter how hard it makes it f<* others. Vou 1( now you are one of them. Every, rug nnd chair and hook must bo exactly In Its plate, and a little oust sets you io scolding. ^ oil must havo a clean napkin every nu-al. ; and you cannot cot if there Is n ' 1 m y | spot on tho tablecloth, and everyth-ng must be served just to or you g't grumpy, Now, is not that true?" "A man likes to see thirds in or .< -r In bis own hou:-.e," said I'enpusl. r "Of course Jm does, and I 1 ? >' <'?> keep things in on'er. hut 1 defy :ei> woman to maintain the degree of order you ox poet vith four or li *'?.? children In the house. Now, thi- ar ticle refers to just unreason;* bb , fussy men as you are, and it is not one bit loo severe even when it s ? J. that they are small spirit i i I >? ? Ing In true manliness. I ?it? wish that you would road the article. " "I don't need to," replied J'enpu It er, sitting up to stretch and groan. "I'd like to know why notV ' "Because-- well, the fact Is, ir.t dear, 1 wrote that article myself." The devil's ;? ?i cannot ! >?? irair.--.i on those who siaiivi on the mourn with (Jod. KIT;-. j? :-n :oi"n' Iv.-nrcd. So ? \ lies* alter iliat tluy i. u.?e?y! l>r. iinnc .-. Nervoltestoror^'it r';tl bet t '"and tr<-n? f ren Dr. It. II. Kline, L 't. 'Hi i';.. There arc twrntv-i c:> it: L" d I do not believe Plao's Cure for Con - 1 rtt y? tlon has aue<iuul for cougbn and colds. -J< ? n s F.Boyeb, Trinity Springs, Ind., l>b. 10. l ?"> ). Railroad aa'aries in J.ip..-i ?m- r at fl'2..00 a month. Sooteli M'ltiliiii), 'J'hc fountain of content tnn-t spr.utT up in the mind; and he who lias so little knowledge of human nature as to seek happiness by ehrMr.rlng any thing but bis own disnoslt iou. "ill waste bis 1 1 f ? ? in fruitless elVoils multiply the griefs which lie pui to remove.- Scottish lU'loi tiler. 1 OO l*??yrur<l. ISIOO. Tl"- rentiers ot thi* ?? i ; >-r will ? pb>?i ? *" i ! to learn flint there Is tit least one dreaded dis ease that science has been able to < iiro> in all Stsstnges, and tiuit isrnlarrh. Hall's Ci!ta.--h Cure Is tbe only positive cure now Waowu to the !u?-dical fraternJij . < rh l.ein--! a ?-<?>! stit'.it ional disease, re. j i a eonstitt';;'>:r.l treat :nei!t. Hall's ?'ntarrhCu.'ei.st:ik< -i iat? . - nally. aetlngdlreetly upon the blond -t: ! eoussurfaccs of the system, thereby <t?~t -i>v. ingthe foundation of tho disease, ami i:c, i'ri? the patient strew; th by building up tie ??: stitution and assisting nature in doin.: .is work. The proprietors have ?>.? much fait ii in Its curative power- that they offer One I ! n ' . - dred Dollars for any eaae that it I'liiist" ? ur :. hciul for list of testimonials. Addres-i F. J. <'a:.:;r.Y .V, t'u., Toledo. O, Sold by Druggists. 75'*. Take Hull's i'nmily Pills for ei?ii.?Mr.it;.;;i, OrillTfil u t ,i!i i'iir Out to Jrou. A Chicago Ua.clor, looking for pa s tinu, utilized the wireless telpgrrtpby eij'.jiiinient of one of the oeenu liuer*. on !:is return trip ki New York. tt> <.r dcr. .. bile he v.as y cl 'JUO miles at a, ti coupe to meet hint at the wluirf at a certain hour. ELIXIR BABEKj^ The Quick *.nd Sure Cure for MALARIA. CHILLS, FEVER AND LA GRIPPE. It ia a powerful tonic and apprtizcr Wtu cure that tired ft-wiir* l'atiu tn lla.-k, l.luex and I load. 1* h uurrty vi-Kviatiio cempixind. un t l-oiitutiix No llululuu ui- Arsenic. 1'repnr. <t >? KI.OCZEWBKI A CO.. Watktn|l*u, if. ( ' Hi ON ARCH STUSir PlILI/KK. Will pull rt fool. stuui|i without Outtriui teed to stand k nt ? .u f IVs. OiUulitj.'n<> hti'l < : - - count* addrm MONAIiCtl OKU BIIKlt CO., I.ona Tret-. I.*. ? Airs. L C. Glover, Vice'PtW ident Milwaukee, Wis., Business Woman's Association, is another m one of the million woikju who have been restored to health by using Lydia I:. I'iuUinin's Vege tuble Compound. " ib. a h M u>. I'i s !. i ji : ? I wn? mar* ' <?'! for f-i'vcra! y? .;in?l no children my !i , <!?/ 'U>r said I had ,t it*:, ? it.:, ' tilde troubloi and I oojiM iii l !i .. ly children ua " i cuuM bfciM '... iiv; tried to our# u,<\ t>ut u.'u-r t'xj' ? iii:< turner' ? <*ral moii t lis. my h -jsh:i::d bri'ame dla ;r-' '????< " v. !:ea wo uoticud (i.-> {????. jiioni.i! u( ? > - .'ij.'i rt who had ^ >)??< n cunt <>f .iirii! .r l.oithle through tin- u*.' .?>{ I*. PinUmni'a \ i lit* Wl'lit out aim a Mixiir Joe me. I u*od ur jnedi \ ? f.t' ?( ?-!-,? and uno- half months, .i?adilvi?j health, a,'d ill 1.1 'VIA. ;:i iii'.lis a child J ,ii ;.,!!? tlio joy and f liuiiiiiul(i<".s i> in my heart. Our h m is :i d: (jlacr- now. as ' ? ft.:, and ' ** ! ' tic ?{!??? i> l.)iiiu Jv. Pinkhain's \ ('oiu pOMU'J. V'>i:"3 TI'I'V siliieivly, Mki. l. ' .li, Milwaukee, V,';--." v- . Milwaukee " ? ? i i ?' 1 ?)' ? ?f:,000 J <? ' J t.i k iy J ( ?? V- ?' ?. ?? ' ]t. 'J ?/??'? tit'di cu/inot te rrr^ue* * Around t'ie World "I have usee! your Fish Hr*ni Slickers for year* i i Hit Hawaiian Island* ant found t'tetii the only arlklc thai tuitcil. i nn% now In this c. ?un(rjf (Atrka)and ihink a jrre?tf cj^al ot your Q+>al9." (naxI Cm 4>t-.ICa?0*) The wnrM-Tvlde repute t ' hi oi i ow cr'i Wnf .T p m>{ o i f <? i! ciot hin/ nxurei the buyer oi the jiotiltlvc worth oi is". cnrr^cnfA bearing thin Sign oi tbu l-'ltil. A. J. TOV.TR CO. ilonton, U. S. A. TOWER CaNADIA CO., LIMITED Toronto, wiada Dropsy I! Remove* all swelling in 8 to a* days; effects a permanent cur? in ^jto todays. Trial treatment (jivcu free. Nothingi'an be fair*' I Write Or. M. H. Oreen'? Son?. SDOClallt'j. Box R AilanU.it. 21IPAXS ?A TiU'.KSars 4!ie Hl-<* ii [ ? U .t:?? "ur mi?le a iiun drrcl irnlit*. <>( ih- n fold iriist.^lo v .r. i hoirt i .rn, sjo* . '-j i? 'ue, .. rt/inete, hjuj itn-ath. scire n. c tfit! ? H JitiiiMw " *r I" % ,;it r. d '.'.fnin^cTi -> rvlir T* . i , ;mh| i>y- Hit* tun lab 'ji -5. ?'no vr: tftv** p l[ef " wfthiri {wo?i?? Th? t '?*??!<( tori JurQihvnougll for art orrtini'T c<\\??turL Ail *lrUij?;SL? ?ifll tin to. A "Succoss" Training School. (;nl<l<-v < oll)'K? it. a UuftinrsKkuil Shorthand Hi : niuKe-- it sticclnhv o! training it* ef r !.?r ? I i I SIM'SSMUCCK-Hij.'' lV59|cr?4r nutr* with two lirnm. Ptv.rrnis from G?OT j/ia t<> Y' it Write for catalogue. Address: <_Si>l<li\v College, H"X UW?, WkUmti^lon, Del. NoMoraBlindHorsos'0 ISBSSJSS? *33? ftorv K.?e?, barrjr Co.. Iowa CUj, l*.,h??e t >ur? cult Ku. 12. CURES WHERE ALL ELSE Fills Host < <iiii{ti Syrup. Ta?u>i ^xxj. i'te ?n, ij f 'ri '**? ^''1(1 by BEST FOR THE BOWELS CANDY CATHARTJe Til TfcWh ...? AMTRKD CURE for all bowel trouble*, appendicitis. bilimjaness. !??<} breath, b*d OUARANTEbD CU bloated bowel*. foul mouth, hea.in tie, in<!t|?o*tion, pimple*, blood, wind on the atomaeh.^iioi ..How alrin and dL,lneaa. When your V a . la don't mcrv. pains after eating, H constipation kill* more peopls th?n all oihrr <li*-ni?-s toRether. It regularly you are ale . . lo?_ y<.arn 0f autVrijiR. No mattir \v>.?. cii.i yet, *tart taking ?tafta ehtonic ailrne never well and ?t?y well ?? u\ y. ; %e.\ your bow*l* CA3CARET3 tocft. . ^tart with Cn?c*rr;? today under ataaluto r.u:<-?ntee to euro or right, T^We our advlco. ^mprA c C C NeVPr ,..id H ,U. Sample and Addrf?<? Sterling Remedy^ompwny. Chlc.gn "r N-w .' GENTLEMEN, WE CAN CURE TO | 30 year* of sao<*H?l'ul practice U a pretty jj <>< xt peot>rd, l)o?'t jron think? OUR SPECIALTY IS CURING "TO STAY CURED"! "Diseases Peculiar to Men. ConmlUtlnn k?d litml nation frtr. Writs or All <.-orrf?po?4^nc? u*>%l?d eobtM?.nU?i DRS. LEATHERMAN & BENTLEY 1 Cor. M?vl?U* Md Koi.rt> U?. Om. W. l. Dougla SHOES '*?" ?** ?#w' L22 1 Krmifti v;ittl * I- IX.nn.r??"?1 "7 'Millie yott Uir rlTft - .?:?-???* of lt*U rir?\l ami ? ii'rtoi *f*HM urAltU**. It ( ro ... Jerrr.-c Kutfrn th? alio*** ma<V tn mj tfe llii.iw ot <*li?T ni*Vr* arvl ?h? tilgh ?r?i> wmiIiI m?i?rvi.ii><1 nh\ \V. I.. IVmirla.* $*U) ttiotm a to ir.AV<\ \??\y U?'T lioM ">*?t fit tetter. ?** nr.'i *<* ot mil tMii? t>i*n anj other on th>- iiistk' i iihU). Mi l why tb? nln tot ?h?- it*r July I. l?'i. IfKf M 96*263 ?040 LOth - HoSil'bx O? o ?u :""v '""V foT , A>f ;?.?<?? IV. r* rT'Trni^. ^"-MJwai I Snj>?-; lur |? f.,f r *w?r. 1 li/LIL*?? " w J7*fort mo*

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 14, 1904, Image 4