Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

J tenia 01 Im.drHftt. Aficr a short '?? i; ;mtr n<Mi?l flight 1 v\?> a<M oiia'il 4 im f i p};?????t phfr \v?'iv <111in|><*'t t t' ? l.? ''j I-lain'. DOUtxi, trt Im* ) t'S I ? I t i I'M A witness iii ill.- i1 j . the body ol' M i*. Kih.iii. ? . ? a- iinn'm i ?<1 ill tin* I Iron x Jul/ V !????? mil thai ??<* lawyi' of Ih" 'I.' iiii>'!iri ba<l a mot i\ <> i'??i Hi ? ii". HACK WAIMl "I undertUand do >. i n|>j>U !s bad at Colon," nalil M>'itH vitiK M "Well," ans WtM el "dey o.1K 1>t l'? i?<' i -?!? i.ii? 'I of '!??? peridln' on a water oipplv. !>'-v show'-d bav?> had a hn-wiM 7 i'i? ?""K " ??"WashinK"'n Stiir. RomA has a \v;?t 1 ?*i;>{?!y of ?.(><), 000,000 gallons ;i dis' I.onion. only ltiO.OOo.OOO. and I'u t. lllilllllliu u i.li I'k < It.tl .lt'ii T ill Si ll'-ol I'.krt'tili* liHV'i 110 i mi l \ 1 1 |'l?kzliiK <(H?*nU"ii ?o <??/[.-1? I'-f * i iin 1 In* |>? i>, i-r moral, iii'-nuil >iimI j li . s - ,i. : wiiniii/ ?( tl??*ir dailKhlxr- ill . l I li.w .11' ^'i- 1 1 it? * 11 lnflumi.'OM it'll I'll i? -iinVi.t : .11:? ? ? J1:. |f l)H|.y If 1 *??1|. .1)1 )n (ti<- a uii :t 1 . 1 . 1; 11 h 1 ?dvHIilMKi'i In Vi.nn;,' w . I., ,1 | i;/\|-i- r|| C0M1K0K ami 1 ii.Mii inr? 1 .it . \| 1 - 1. , 1 .- .1: ?d lit ('tinrlui 1 N ' l^jj. i 1 1 j 1.1. ? 4,.? ii, (I I It '11 I'll) , Hll'l II |l|"'lti>1 I'J III"'. Ii 'ill J Ifl'lll". Scotchman :i 1 ? ? *!?>?' hi '(w noh'f ta?J? of v.';''iii ' 1 "I ? ? 1 in- iii'iiify. It never oc-ii: I'M in .11 ('.irn?,",i<' to lf;nd It to Ijiif f College ? CONSEH VATOH Y of MUSI C 1 ">r Women CHARLOTTE. U. C. Kx(M?riitni'H t? i f. .?:? | v!i:u i;uto|ifart mri 1 t ?. nil.) ; | ('Miij.ti . 20 an. ? :in- | tiuililtiiK?. A. f:.. .-in I | four ?.,i. .Si'hixil : it( M:i: Art. f'-rprf.sinn. nnil tlim-outrUu- ;m iir.i.tji |>hmhi i|. '( ? >1 ? lU'llilllllllutllJilul. < \ 't>ri Ik #400 p.T yi-ar. ( lltal'XlUC'OH <l I' l-l ? CHAS. B. KINO, Ph TSif)cvT So. 30 '<):>. PIIOM.'SW TO "OHKV" DIDN'T COUNT If n bride wlih.'s ' > ni.iUc se<*r?t reservations to li?*r promises ;i( th? marriage altar of course :i -is li<?t- I>ri?!?' gloom inn clergyman < in prevent In'r doin^ so At a luncheon one ?lav last w<'yU f'.r a brid* -eleet ili,' talk ran -on the word "obey" Th?* Jr!s do clded that part of 'he formula was obsolete Ori?> young '.vif?? wis at ?...? luncheon, and It was recalled that sh?? had promised to obey and had pro nounced ihe word bravely Tin* girlH teased h^r until at last she explained thin: Yo.i see, in some ?hnrehe.s you have to say 'obey.' and 1 was married In one of them Hut when I earn*' to those words 1 Just crossed my lingers ^o th?> promise didn't count at a!! 1 tell girls to do tin; same when lliey go to tin* ai'aj" It will avoid any argument with *h-? <ler> man - or 'lio other fellow.'- N> w Vin It Pr.-s* ?' ' ?' ?<?u - MO 1 ! I IN < \ Ki'K I * If tho mo lis tiavi' got iui-> a ciriict (1 must In ? t.il<.n h\k i hiioiii-hly shak en, and pressed with a tlatiiun, m ?;;i; ~ i' V. J 1 . . i* \l 1' Wl- ll' II Seo;ellillg Then libei ally spi.nklt? tho tloor where it is to lie wltii spin's of tur pentine. pouting i' In'o any cr.icUs the: f m i \ he i>e'- ween the bo'.'.'da. S'M-iltljnA Knot It-i'l San Juan. J. If , |.? i Ifm il'- .lati'Mi". So. ijO 0'?. i; \< !v I < > ?'l 1.1*1 r Whm 1'oimI Dul I 'or u t 'ln^yiinin. \ minister i>! i:;i/ ilift'itow 11 t? !l ; ! <>w 'ii iipi" Nuts t? >'1 '? r<)'ti*hl lnui li,ii L i <> 11. - ?>11:11:i n^ii 1 had hi .ii i:" 1> ??! what v 1 tu I..? 1 .a (J i i;11 <?. \\ !i i? 11 i? !: i. '? in 1 ?? a'.il I -i' J-? j f <1 fill soil" ! : II;e ,<? j 1" !i>'.\ou. ?'i osi i a' ion Mv . )? ? ? ? I in * tV-sh ?: iv i'. ! \\ .i- .i m? : ? ? ? ?? ??! hi. 1 it?? \\ is a l> iiii' a i ? i i' . ! i 1 mi i'" est ia r> ?V? i :?t'. .? 11 i i ' ia ever\ 1?d I \ i n | i ? .?? . i' < ? T! ? n 'fit l ? ?' ? i. : t:. ? ? is ? 1.'1 ' i Ml of ?f.c'li ? 1; i'T. Is | |i? >; hi : i" ii.-i'1 <>' <?rap< Nu' ?> I'M' ! \ i i' a' 1n:?? I was n nns.'i :< Hi. tu. vMiiiim t i t ?? and hardly a'l.c to v.i'K a ? loss the room. iia<l only <li'-aais .(? night, no i| isi>osi i ion !<? ? > ? i :. i: :i t>; <a tertaim'd anil 1> > m .<> s!i : i? >?l<>i\ "I linallj >;ave up :!i?- io?;ulai mill Istry, indeed I roulil iu>' colliTl in\ thoughts on hu> suhje? ' ami herame almost a hermit Alt'-i I had Icen using the drape Nuts ;'?>o I for a short (line I discovered that I was takinp. on new life ami ni> appetite hegan to Improve; 1 began to .sl.-cji better and my weight Increased steadily . I hnd lost some SO pounds, but under tie new food regime I have regain -d al most my former weight : ml have Kreatlv improved In every way "I feel that 1 owe inneh in (Irape Nuts and ran truly recommend the \ fopd to all who requir.? n : \i rebuilding agent dflhdons to tf.xte ^Knd a! nay a welcome." N.iu.e given by^Rpatum Co., Rattle Creek. Mich. A true~"ft?tur?l road to regain health, or hold It, la hy usa? ofr a dish of Grape-Nuts and cream, morning and night. Or hav? the food made into *ome of the many delicious dishe* given In the little recipe book found In pkgs. Ten days* trial of Grape-Nuts helps many. ' "There's a reason." Look In pkgs. for a copy of the famous Ultlo book, "The Rood ?to >VeIlvllle." DUMA DISSOLVED; Martial Lav/ Dac!arod?Dictator Ghijj Fcr Rucsia f/lcy Follow. NO PARLIAMENT TILL MARCH j (.'z.'tl'ii llecijsiOII Till.ill ill it < oIlp'T eiice .\tlciidi tl 4>> I'll* Dttl.es ami TrejudV?UJots I f,J. Ion DisMiltii Ion, .4t. Pel ursblll'tf. I?<J lilt's flr:il OK' f ?<? j' 11# i" J j ! In |>:? i n.uiM'Ui ary govern ment taint! in an Ignominious ti: < t wiili i hi- prom ii ly.'it inn of two im juirlal ukases, f!n firist di.'isolving ihe present {'ai liiiiu -hi and providing lor I he < 0:1 vocallo;i of its mice-isor on March .'i, IU07, it'ii i i r< :;.to!hI p* o <:J:< (filing l !w? i apilal of J111 ;i i ;? a .id liie >. inouudiny, province to In? ii> ,i ".state of c\i' aoi ilinary *>ei-iji ii y," v. i i i?)i is om!\ i it fi ni I v. j! ii a i I > di'i?ri'< ? i. f I i*i * i~ii I'tll miulial la.v. This nr-amire ol lo i<J?? for i i.n? o - L.ir. i \viii' /i undo ibl dl> will i> ? jr., voi-.cil liy the tit. . oliii ion ol i!, i> ii.j i ,11 i.-i now but it sfto io ;i tiit'ato: hilill. IJ > ill" two 11 > .: hoi h of \> ar<) addiv... I jii ;. ? ? ,.t , l,,- j' i , .io I I) . |J ilii:;. ,S - j.;.;, , f] ,\p t. . 'il:t ? bv a s: Pill .? of i in' p : i t It.'.t-it io v. ii.; .? ~h ? > io? 111 i '.'.'o \ i? i . :? ? ill the mil J.iiu of :t til o'i iicy i.ini ilTi-.ipon.dblo i+n <, it i.ii ijl win it ;, ,otll Soi six. nioniii., :it ). a' I t:i?.j '?VisoJi' 1. ii i ? ? of ! . r u ? eivcl - i I ,ir S'lt'n rrnt. Th : > is liit I" doabi i?,..; ihe Con vocation i i i:i. j|"w A :.:i.iy will I, ? : till i'til!"-- (i i.st pon I ;ii !|i; *n'*v Parliament promises to be iu?. .-<? ae?enable t ha (t t p. :i'. Til'- 111 * I;?> in li\iti-, t} i - ? time for I !je <i 11 :? "Mis Io ) 111 i j <.;?< < ? ii tii'iMoii lo chango tin' io ? ?ill basis of sul fiage io it I tilS i ol Dili t'< 1" Ml K11 If I'll! Je, liy in-it ii . ??: wiur.i i h? ? a ivisfi ?? of i h'* Kmpe.oi llsjjii- io ?; \v; MM I !?. ? educated Liberals, i in- Socialists anil the work Sll< II V. itii I llO V.l" t Ilia .??. of 15 _? pi?; . i I In; only iiiii '.:rlitiii( y ia l he t orn- 1 in\ :?<<>:'111 v/ii'Mi itii'l where will ii i - a ii 7 'I'll! ad vie ill es of Mo- i r i:. 11. 1 I list " In 1 i- \ !? I ii a I i i\ til ol v i a ??, I 'a il la- ' 111? ? 11 iiiitl provoKih," a t oili.'loii now i l!f> will it II tl I In- r" volut i'?i?;: ?;/ Icjul- | ('? ? ? !:rij,r'pai i tl for an n:? i i.-.l11^. ? w;!"!-,i>>- f'u.i'.i- i- ? i ?!;i> ; onit| -ivi* ? 11?? ? ;{?' o 111?I-1 ni -a ?, t i i ? ? l i ni" r.i I <1 in oi ! rfjiiii/.i' it mi hi . ?'!;i,:ii" ii. ? c i i ;? ii; i - ' i I? oi' t !i :? ;l l l.i. . 'I iiifk ,tre i!o p??.'??( "1<-? t: ? ?? ll'is.-iaii i Iti.iiiii , fur i In- . ? ? i ni io:t ol .'-I urtlcr i ot proiMgut io.i. hat i h" 'i'i*.ii rid? ? I'al- ? at- ? will ii ? in I iii- pos -?es.'I'.Mi of Ine1 iii.lii.il > iind tile iiurroundiim n ; ? r Id liv I lie Kinper.ir-:; <lu:irdf'. 1-JvideiMly t iii' (!t>vonuiif.-tn is imi hlllld to 111- fuel thai the tl!s;?:>lut ion ol' I'arlianii'tit v.MIt h'? jiccoiiipJii'iot! | by riots and bloodshed, if nothing; I worse. Troops aro beiiiK massed a' Si. Petersburg, Monrow and other \ f'tHres, and, in addition lo til'1 'Inaril j Kc;:iineiit h wiib'li w (?ri? hni rietlly j niitii'hetl into liie capital, the entire Twenty-I bird Division of Infantry ar rived from I'skolY The arrival of th" tiddltionnl troops i at. the capital w as followed by the j s!ren^ibeniiiK "f rbt> patrrdH throimh 11111 the indttiil rial qiiJirlt-rH, where the workmen were greatly excited by the j i oiuplete suppression of the Social- ? 1st it: press. The <'/,ar formed lite decision after ; consult iii^ with the (5rand Dukes and wpli (ietu'iiil Trepoff. The two entered ?h writer shortly J after o'eloek Mrs. Thoiuae ili?I not . a hathln^ suit, hut sat on the .shop* watcjitiiit thi? talhfr give the little Rlrl h<". Hi -< liMSon in swim- j miu:4 Finally. tired with tho e\.*r- ' rise. Thotnae went upon short! and otiifd his wife 11eien remained he iiiml. wadini; in th>' water that <1 i?1 j not reu.li h"f v ;.i The llrs! inh litiK Mr. Thomae had <>f ?1 ;v11u?? r was wh'-n hi' hi :.: <1 a < ; > ??I' I'apa* pa; ' , Help in. - IPMoi .? I." ? ! ? aeh hi: <l!>'iui> ter .i sv. ii ]111 ; i ;if had .?;?rr*<? 1 Hfl' )>:?> on 1 ill . d-'p'il S'Mivillv; o' |! , I Iw ui.i n.i to i. aeh hrr ;-id >, ;??>*!. ? ..i-i/i'i!'. h? ? r l>:< h;.", >.i', attempt d l(i s\\ lin .i lio; ?? t'ii. I'.illv t? tiitj.it ?- h>< si ni:?t; 1 .-tl In ili>- waves, l?ui h.i'C.iini: .??.h:n:st-| ? ? 1. thf 'atil.T sank. still rplir'ilillt; I h?? hi'tllliu: of til.' now ill' d' SS I Th ? 1 i 1 ? i;".ai 'l-? u ? 1 .\.i\ ??!" fori !?? it-siMM- tie- t ? hut w.;-f uii.f hl<? to iJ.. >,> i?i . i ? s ? <>: i ti?? h' a > v iiii .! ? i t inv Sha>"pi. .->s and a fix:!.! >\ ? ?:>> h-.1 Irii;. v/in'ii til" to: in ? . 1. ? ? > ? >! I h;-< depth Mo v. a s ..nit <! I>\ t' i. ? t id< . ariP 'ofo"!' i ?? ? ' ; . a; ! . eo ;! I rea?'li him lIt'i* was rxiin.t \lfr. tl lie it > Will. Til.' will of Alf-ed 11,-it lenves ;;r. at sums to eharity and ed ;.?? n t ion in r.iKlant!. C.crin;n> an.I Allien. A Inn! of $<'?,mill.too* is piovided to develop eomuiiiu!. a! ton alone: the route ot th.' Cape to Cairo Hallway. IVrll of India's Polities. Mr .lohu Mor'-y, in int rod m int; the Indian hudn'i. wurli-d the llrit is:i House of Commons it?a;nst the |i'" ii ii.< iil.iiiK I ltdia i i t!'.v. of jr.!y i olit ies I (U K ItATIIKKS IHK)\VM;I). la! Iier I.ost Tr.yiny; to Save l)att*.;li> Irr at Atlunl ic <'11y. Atlantic City. N .1 Font I?at. fiers v, i ! ?> drowned in tile surf here with-, in one 1 (Mir The <flr*ad arc: / Kohert I, Tiioin;\*v?f'>rt y ni'U', <'iinulen. N. .1 Miss Helen l> 'rhoniao, thiitoeii ? ear.-;, Camden, N .1. ' V Stia riili-ss. t Weill \ -eii;Iif \ eat';".. .!??!! k ! II t 11 \\ !! . | ':i. Waller N Whit luck, fifty-seven yeatt. Has! tlraei; street, Uich inonil Va ?'oilliertcil with tll^ double. trag edy in which the 'i'iio;nU(?s were drowned are several peculiar eireum Sporting Brevities. Charles R. Courtney has resigned as rowing roach of Cornell. Kock Sand, a stallion (or which August Belmont paid $125,000, ar rived at New York on the Minneapo lis. Tho French swimmer Rougutn won a nine mile International eon tost at Pails In* throe hours six min utes. jft For tho flr.it time in Ave yoif?, Columbia was not represented by a froshma* In the Pouijhkcepsjo regatta. RUSSELL SAGE DEAO A! 90 Venerable Financier Passes Av/ay f t His Long Island ffonio. If ? t:> in:, I. ?? *??!?? Ki r I 'r??:n (oiintir <?!>''( lt? Mom-y I'ovw-r tn Wail ii t ? \\ <?r(h .*!()(>,i?.Mi,otjo. t it ii R8<* 11 K;ik<?, . i... .... 1o (1.:;k to :. a' ral i ol a for t.iii'j of $mi,00O,')OM <>: more, aectl miiated (! i : liw> a loin*, careor as oim i oI tiu' for'niiiitni figure* In Wall Street I lliiancc, dh-d at Iti.-i lo.intry )iou->:\ at < l.iiu . i??:':? lioadl, Ij I The of | death was general debility and old atfe On Almost 1 lit! would have ro:*i "i' fl his ninetieth birthday I Mr. Sa'^" pan-:< d quietly away in a h';... ? of ii iKousclo ihiiosh. My his i hodi'ide i\ere Mrs, Ka'je, Colonel J. j J, Sb. inn. her brother; lit Theodoro Jaii'-v.a;- and l>r Carl S"!iinui'!;, I???? > )div.-it i.tii.-; iii a'.ti ri'.aijf ?, and tho tin mm 1 h " :.?> ?. ! Airs. i i?:??? l? < 1 i'i be hear ing ? i? ? w. ll i!fi*l"i' !i"r bereavement. S.'m v.::, a -<) "I d.al v. o; n hy Hi" :.ir; i.i <?; ii:<* last lev. days, hut wa.i 11 it I. .n? and K.tvV r. 11 -.i1 i.iav,.', I i;.i:i? i? . railroad >, .-?nu-k 11tj1111r 1 i?? !?-:?<!<? i* and ... i <?; iiniii'.-. one ?<f Lie* iV.O'.U ? ?? able i., 'ti v. ho ).a nUtiined t.ji:? i:1!I ?;. ? ai. wealth id \.;..i whb h l'.'e> p:o 1 ncrvf ? <> ::?)'?r>:? n <>i :-a rikfti*; I r;:iv?. ai:d % i .J i abUi'l- s. Mi' toa A ?;is' , 1 . I ?', in Verona. iwo mil"!'. trnm Oirdda t'as !!v, <'nunry, \. v., tip* son <#? a ; iiia 11 la; iii?. r, anil, when he was i n . oil In; nmnd him II' aa i-rrr.nd bos in ? ii? ? grocery store of hi: l>! >ih'-r Henry, in Troy* Ho worked for 'ti ; hoard and $1 a day. AIM c i?? h l'uss'dl Ha^e one of Ihi- rif ix si iii' ii of the world, with a j command of more ready cash than any other individual in this country, and for more than forty years a dotn itii-iit ;a>-!or In Wall Street, his 'dia'it v. ill hardly "ause a ripple in i the lin-iui a! world, so carefully have |his afi'-'irs been arranged to discount ( any en, "t of his deatit. Mr retirement was ao <:ot,i I pleie, Lis friends say. that he lately came into New York in summer once he went to his summer home For m?v- till month/, past it was observed h" as a hit childish and felt, tli'' weight of his years. Mr, S;i", lirst wife, whom he mai'de I in Is II. was Miss .Marie Winne. of Troy She died in l^f?7. His sc-yiid wife, whom he married two y. a. . later and who ?survives him. w a . Mi-,., Margaret Olivia Sloi-um. of Hr;1 U ", and to whose1 <? instant car<* h<* oiVi-d iii ii ? It of his habitual aood i',?;>|.!i and lie- ability to ati'-nd to business with such regularity. He had no children, and the disposition of his van' \.?'ulth will be of ;;reat i:i t eri'St. A I'cw I'hcIs in ? llcmnrLahlr I.iff. W'oikt fl on hi.-; failiPi's farm until lif was sixtrru ami Kavetl $.">0. IScramc an rnund hoy in liis hrot liiw's mutiny stor<? ami inrrca.'i'il hi; capila I to $ I ooo. Uuf.c from ??rrancl hoy to a pun. Khip ami a' t wt?nty-fi vf? was wiv .Ii At thirty-livc, the rirlii'st wlr?!o s;il<' mixer in Troy, ami quotoil at 5 'j r> o 11 < 11? r't.viil fniir wars in ('(irmrcss ami snidi?-?l national H miners Ih-v.aa his linancinl rsirf?"r in \v Von; iii 1 having ,-uiul sf'IMn'X pri? ilcms Mailt' noo,fn??> in nil'"' hoar ; il It'/-'. JA o 1 < I AI tin; close of the Civil War was .reputed to worth $(i,(Mi(t,ortO W.u/tho principal manipulator in tIn? I'nioii I'acille Railway consolida tion srhetno with jay Could l.ivi .| tifty-two years in one Iioimo on I'itth avenue. Now York Ci v. llecame t lie com rolling' power in t|>.> elevated railroads and opposed the abolition of the coal-oil lamps. rani $ I 'J a suit tor his clothes, .iiiif wo: ? t h sails a \ ear. Ilis dally luncheon down town cost twenty cents. Month thrown at him by Nor cross in I S!t I He used Walter l.aidlaw :> ; a shied. and l.aidlaw sought pay .ii. in mi mi' iiijuri ' * ii?? roi'.'ivetl. .Mr Sas?- won out in the lawsuit^ loan when raios wore hinh and ina<!< Was a director in f\\oniy-six rnr porati??i*s, until ho hfc-ani'- too fcoblo attended I ho nitidings rognlarly and drawing the foe \t the time of his death estimated to I ? worth $ t primd ;alh in railroad senn it ios. Sw.ui' ia thai his poiv.onal rtv not. worth more ,han < ? \ \ \ !?:I> r,!:i :i^ mm'dim'S. - Iuisuls in .) tin** At?.*i? ? <7, :5 1o W$ Pounds in >1 nm*. ; W . '.i?iii. IV C TllO lldvar ' 'iiuMi; s of t Ho "\port ; of pin .i . o.i.-. ;1 by ih" I'.uronn <>f Siau-; I i l. s of the I >ry-.ii'l no-nt of (,'oiniio-i ( i' ;nol l.ii'oor sdmw the total \nlnv m" ' ' pro/iKiim.-; r-.uortod, >\tluxhe ot live . io ami sheep at the prm. i ' ; .i i j u. ' (? f t he 1' nit rrl St at p i <hi v i nc; ' 11.mi.-, i 'nit', v. a - $ 1 T>.36r>,'J7$. against r ' .'. .??.. 11 ia .1 a,ti', 1 !10r,, ;,'1<1 iOi i; ns--v \ -j'.r i j a?alusl $ 1 all..*>30.67 3 in H?n5>. State K)'f;iila(ion Chrnpnirtl Oil. At t lu? Siate oil rate hearing nt i Kansas City \ H. tiardn^r. a repre Isentative of the National Oil Com j pany, of Cleveland, sni<l that slurp 1 railroad rates had been reeentlv ] tixed by statute in Khusiis the pile** { ot rellned oil had fallen $'J a barrel ! or about four fi nis a gallon to iho eonsu iner j < onfrrviMT of Itepuhlio Open*. Tiio Conference of American Re i |. iblics opened in Rio Janeiro. Midsummer Trade rooms. Hiadstroot's Review says: "Trade and industry are of very large vol ume for an ordinarily quiet midsum mer period." Conspiracy in tlnrtjc Case. Two new conspkacy charges are expected to grow out of tli?* llartje divorce case in Pittsburg. I*a. A IVu Small Strikes. V/* A few small strikes* were stalled with the new month, and work was delayed pending agreement *>n wago scales. ON THE STATE CAMPAIGN ! ? . ,.r i Now and Then a Bit of Life i? Inject j cd Into tUo Speakin/i of the/Can I didatea. I . * Tho Conway Meeting. ? onvvay, SjKi inL '!'.?<? campi^i |?jifi v arrived here I* i?.i:iy, coining h> u ay of <'Imdhonrii, N. <\ '1'ho cnml nlnlfls wore lirt'd, iif crowd u?>i la rye and tht* ??|the onc.s Willi wlin'li tin- public i.i already lamiliar. Mc.Mahan t a I k *'d edneution and lho rest ot tin* wunld-lji' {^ovcrnoirt did likewise. Nothing fci'ii.Milional oeeiu led. Candidates in Darlington. I '.iiTington, Special, Tho Stale eiiini'ai.un pnity Hjxd;o hore in 11>c court I)oii.m\, willi nut m<>ie than 200 Voters present ;|?'. number when die candidates lor p?vi I l:nr aii't :i'l-ii i!"V ial con c|t:d.'.|. A lev ladies were pre.M'iil iif a >!:.?r! u'l.il" All of rhc candidates were tfivi'll a i;nin| reception. Kach friihciuatorial I'.spiraut wa> heard at I en I ivelv ami < aclt one closed amid aj?|?l;iuse. Mr. Manning heiiijj i)??? only ?>>141* who was rre<ted with applause. Miosis, J,V<)11 ?ni l Ka^xlftli; were heard with much interest. were applauded; suir.c *>'<** "I "Hurrah lor I.vihi'' being I.' a i i| while lit' was speaking. The speeches made 1)V the candi dates for ,70 .ei linl Will: well put Ullll ?!:o\v how inai.y sides there an* to a 1,1'cmI ion. ^ our correspondent i.M uo| |?oar Li-.'.'ilt nam (irv, Sloan, 'h lirs| speak it, a in I leant only a pari "I' Mr. An ' 's speech. Mr. Ansel spoke clear ly ami forcibly a 11 ? I was direct in xtat ?11 ^ In* position. Il?' presented liini sell'. Ins claims. 'Mm' people are the masters, we are tin* people's servants. M1 .< ' ole I,, lilease, who followed, was most expleii in slating his plat I'M in. which platform li< supported in a strong speech, which was well de livered. lie, was 110 coat-tail swinuf cr, hul stood now as a reformer even as lie did in 1 SUI). Would beg 110 man lot help ami had no political boss. Mr. I 'lease was heard with interest ; ' ir.ade au impression upon his audi- | nice, and closed with applause. Mr. .1. I). I >1(1 lisi ni made decidedly a t'.ood speech ami received his share ? ?I applause. lie characiei i/.ed "the i.i>pe:isary as (he greatest (>t' hell'? a*. 1 'icies and this ijucstiou was 1110 1 >: 11\ ?lifTeieucc of opinion nmonir tin.' i ;; 11 d i d a t e -. flc* caused laughter bv Ins picture of the camlidales |ryi 11 vr to pa 1 eh up a worn out hoiler. nam l in;; hi- workmen to whom were a* sinned j?nrt -? in this work. lie said it' ?'church pri\ ileyi's were grant ed hv the hoard of control prapcr meet i aus would l?e largely attended. There would he no delinquents among church memberships then; State, tor eign and home missions would have surplus funds rrtnl all would go on cash. lb' pictured Mr. Manning a? deacon. ser\inn members on the grounds adjacent not allowed in the I building and ?"finally ai'i would go ; to hell, including the deacon trilh the white at iron. Mr. A. (Jones spoke earnestly :'t il Ik tin' point. Iff objects fo S t ill** lior.se lobbyist?- as a nuisance and -area<t icallv and efiVetivi*F\ scored Senator Tillman, tin* j>f:?in intorei ice I ??"*? i ?vr that In1 considered t!iis indi vidual what vonr correspondent would term a "li^Ttl lobbyist-.** f {!"??11*1 n^r t<< tin"* members (if I lie "vnorai assom filv whom Tillman has hopelessly and relentlessly doomed to political arrut iiil.iti>Mi !>v !??~? fatcsr /??trr Mi*. Junes wants in frame their pictures and preserve thi'ir nanus as an heritage foi his children. Hi* scored 4'disj?eu sary politicians" as a special varie ty of the breed. ''Tliov tell 'things' in his <>\vn county on Mr. Ansel," said Mr. Jones. One of these 'things' referred to a $"20 row,ml pi find whore Mr. Ansel stood poltienlly ami the other ' thincr* was thnt he was bow lc:*)?0<l heeanse ho straddled tin1, polit ical fenee so much, with his ear to the {.'round between whiles." Mr. Hleaso. he said, was the only consist ent diaponsarvite in the race and yet lie lie.it Mr. Miosis* n his own county <<n tin-; ipiestion la<t year. Mr. Bvun son. like Mr. Arn>!. had changed It's pol'.ticjd views, tuvuini: prohibitionists to take away a vote from Mi. dunes. * I r. .Iu:;o-, ; 1 ? f ? 11 made the Mat ??men' 'hat Mr. Mauniii** wonlil not lie in 'lie race were it not lor the Kavsor Mat ! bill, ami Mr. Maimin- at '?: ' e :iroi> and rather warmly c?r i - led th:-v Mr. .lories behoved it. '?e stated, and then referred to Mr. Kdw a?d?* v.rb'vatice a^ainM the Soiith.ern railway and to the fact that V i Mahan, riot sat'sfn'd with t ho di-^ I * . - a i \. nclnall\ wants the State to : ?> in!o oi !ie: 1 in > of !>?.- i.iess I Mi M .1 ???? i was next int rodueed. I ;rid ?i: ? ? m;ml militl rounds of t'!.'i<. A!' ? r introductory remarks i: ? 1 11151 1)0 advocated no nc\V -\ -:<mm of laws. New conditions made rl>:irr/ineccs*nry from time t?> 1 itiio. . wanted business principles nj> |.V.' to cvow Stain and county office in South Carolina. and this should I', the rule. Ue nwored the contin \e?! proper maintenance of our com ini!: schools and higher education.*.! it :it ion.v lie regretted that (he ?iispen>ar\ \\ii> s hut mow fpicstum, hut it is. He ihsoussed tills clearly ami I'orchlv. Mating his views foi njiiiiml/.inir and roduen!? evils. lie could not, as an honest man, as a cit irrn of South t'arolinfl, and as . n fi.ther of ho\s he could n??\ atTord to he otherwise than be true to hi* conviction*. Miv not bo on the pop ular s:de. may he wrong*?or may ho right-- hut must give his honest view* for.aU to understand Mr. Manninur^ speech wa? a c'car, dispassionate, fore, ihlo exposition of hia ".views, and he vas heard most attentively, coni'lud ig with |ibcr*l appl?us?, iB,m 'I RUM 10 PBi Y Wedliliy Man Wants Admitted Again to Prison ? A MAN WHO "WORSHIPS HONOR' and That He will Spend His For tunc if Necessary to Get Into the Pen at Joliet, Hit. New \ ??iU. Special. I'sually men liu'lsl har<| I" k?*?*|> oul of' liif )?i-tiii4*ii tiary, hut < luirl?*> A. (iourdain, mem ber o| a \v?!l known Louisiana family, i> with all 1111* ux-aiiH at his roinmaiul i<> p<i Stales jmljie who .will siicn a mandamus lliai will open the gate's Ol' I I!f? pell, 'iourdain ih'ehires ilial he lias pleilg ed his whole eneijiV and larjje private I oil inn- in th'* cause of his honor, which he staked in conn when he was <mi inai for 11 aiidMlet11 use of the mails i I'm I lie wouhi not appeal .?liouhl lie If I on 1111 guilty. To redeem him s i * I f iii hi> own eyes from what lie hum - was ??:. niiant11?>i ized and frau dulent act in violation of his word on the pail of his lawyer 1n sninj; out a uni of >ii|.eiccdi's and causing his removal Mom tin* penitentiary and release on hail, he is exhaustinir every elideavoi' to net haek into the penitent nil \ ami serve out the full term of four years and sis months im po-ed b\ ilie jnd^e at his own re ?piesl. lie hopes to !><? al>|e to reach one of the Siipieilie colli! justices with his plea, or else tind some other plan to i>ei haek into the Joliet penitenti ary. If In1 fails, he says, he will build a private penitentiary at Jolii-t, and serve oul hi* sentence in his own ]X?ll itentiary under exactly the same eon ilitioiis as if lie was a prisoner in the uostu nnieiit penal institution. liourilaiii estimates his 'own for tune at $."?(),(Hlll.(M)O. but if the figure is e.va?|:erate<l. ii is af least eertaain that lie is well supplied with money sullieieiit and more for him to carry out the plan of the private peniten tiary. or to carry on his present en deavor t<> he incarcerated by order of the courts-. He Worships Honor. ''Some mt'ii worship money. Some nfon worship trod. Others worship oilier tiling*. I worship honor." This i> the inolio ol (ioiinliiiii llwif ha* hi'oit^hi about the most remarka ble ;ippMjil I h 111 ever has called to the ?? 11 <'iii ion o|* the Miprojiie court of the T'i!il?'<l Stall-. 'fountain wiis connected with a lot I?'iy (hat ran in onjjosition fo tin- old Louisiana State lottery, htif rlaims that when 111?? law which emlftl the existence of that -.riant gamble went into etTect. lie and his family with drew all interests in the lottery bus iness, and never oir.?'!\ye<l in it since. Karlv last year the I'nited Slates authorities yot after ttourdniu on ac ??oimi of a laiol scheme he was eon 'ilnetinu from ('hicayo. involvitm lands | near the oil fields of Jefferson, T,a. lie savs that when the postolTiee ail* ihorities fir-t accused hint of fraudu ' ic?it schemes li<* employed \Y. Knox 1 11 ayues, ii lawyer of ('hieajjo, promis ' i!sir to |>:ty him ji month for life, : not jo defend liim. hut to briny about ibis indictmen!". (ioiHihiin felt that t he had been falsely .acensed, and wish j ed a vindication in open enni"t. I Tin' case came to trial in May 1as*t in Chicniro. and (Soiirdain put in no defense, lie made an argument, stat iujr that if the jury had the least doubt of his honesty and sincerity he wished them to find him trailty. He said he would make n-a' appeal, but would serve his sentence, and at the Conclusion of that sentence would turn o\/er his entire fortune to the postofticey authorities to oay hack ev ery persoi>? in full all that they had subscribed toward the land scheme which he was conducting and the en tire (Sonrdain family would irr?-ri ? 111ri the T'uited States forever. While ho was eheerfull v serving time his lawyer, sis lie elaim-. without his knowledge or eonsent w;is work inir f<U' his release, ami throuirh a writ of 'superxe<hi* heforp .Tmhjr i!rosscup had < ???m.?!;ii,i f rjiiisf'erre<] Iroui .loliet to < hi<*a;ro on July l\ ;rii'l loilyed in the ?*<?;:.!* i:rl. ' I<m?r? (lain was very :ur;ry wui (h'ela i?-<l thai this proepf<liii'_ avamsi i)i> ;'.^;e,'. ment with him -el;. ,hk1 ? I? mamleil that lie he Inkejj Iwiek to .loliet. The oitlv wii V lie ? '< ? i 1 ? 1 ; !ii<? ? ? le:: -<? ?'roju the eou".t\ ;;ti! \\ u - to si?_*n a hail IkuhK ami ! ? tliis ron?<e, ;>M<1 was |e| oil! <?>: hail. fiourdain immediately r? turned to .fojirf and ?I? *>i? ;i-i'r' ?l 1<> I"' I'l'cciv i'i| a?ain as a ? i i. hut * he warden w ?>??!?! in?t admit him. 1 MVj! l??d a? Oi! i. ? ji?J -- iii Its?' ''l7. i l '<> - < ! 1i.i? 1< ?: iio lie |? iit "i:i ia rv. < !? *itiit cii:i r ? i\???I the idea <.i" ;u-pealing i?? {lie <n | ! ii;c eoni I of tin1 I'nited States 1 'or a writ >>l' mandamus committing: him to the .lolii't penitenitarv. He Registers From Prison. When "*< iourdaiu i.'ached Washing ton he reyislered at tin* fashionable Ualeigh hotel ns '"l.onis A. (iourdain. No. -4.SOO. Illinois State Prison. .lolieh Ills.," ami asked for <-in?nij*- of hill lo pay the eahmnn who hail driv en him front the station. He had pledged himself not to rat. drink nof sleep until his appeal was before the United Stnt?-s Nupreme eonri. and he carried out his pledge, only breaking his fast whci< he ha?l presented his request to Chief Clerk Malter in Washington. Clerk Maher refused to receive the petition, ns si eh (taper* must be pre sented in open court. In red ink. which he thinr:s suitable for his n^e as a convicted VMtianner. (Joe.rdain wrote a formal reju^si that his petition be receive*! or t^at reason be given in writing why'A was not received Clerk Maliei lormallv wrottf"ouKfTte tftaon for ?0t| reviving tho petition. ? ?: x . >1 RKCIPB8. T>ark Oiorolate Cake ?CrA.im on*1 j I half cup of bu'ter, add one and ?-uo* half cups of brown sugar ami beat, , then a !il three i ggs beaten light,^?ue ! half cup of id Ilk unit two cup* of Hour I t>jfl"d Willi lour lt'Vfl tCUSpOOUS of I baking powder. Melt three -t?quares of chocolate with one-half ?">i|> of brown; sugar before beginning to mix ihe cake, k'<*p ii hot ami at ihe last turn ! | li Into the bailer. Hike In a shallow , j pan and our In square* for serving ('over with a white icing. Indian Meal Podding. -Heat a quart ! of milk to scalding and pour it upon three en(iK ?f Indian meal, stir iu three table?poo?f.i)i? of powd?r?.sin*? and a teaspoonful of salt; heat hard ^ and soi aside to eool. NVhen eold, whip in three beaten eggs, four table j spoonfuls of molatses and a tea- | spoonful of ground cinnamon. I'our ; into a well-buttered mould and steam for five hours. Turn out and serve with a hard sauce. Cheese Crisps.?Huner very slightly salted wafers, then spread with a , mixture of grated cheese, mustard and a uash of uibasco sauce. Toast. in | oven and nerve hot with salad Spinach Hulad.?Cold spinach left | in the vegetable dish after dinner is ? good served again in the form of a salad. Season it will with salt ami pepper, dress with nviyonnaUe, and . decorate with a few small leituee j loaves and one or two hard boiled eggs sliced crosswise. A tiny voting j onion, sliced, may be sprinkled over the salad or alternated with the slices of egg as a garnish. Yankee Apple Slump.?-One quart of flour sifted with three teaspo fills of baking powder; shorten with one teaspoonful of butter rubbed iu'.o the flour; mix with c Id milk or wa ter, the same as biscuit; put two quarts of pared and sliced apples wl'h one pint of water into the d.ih i:: which the slump is to be emu. i :o!i the crust about an inch thick, cut into quarters, and with it cover ihe apples in the dish, then cover ihe whole with a clsse-fiuing cover a:u? boll or steam until done; take out on a platter and grate nutmeg over the apple. Serve with sweet sauce or su gar aud cream. Padded the Returns. France does not take its cons11=es as seriously as this country tii-?t; ?i some Parisian wits are now fuyin.; fines for the gayety of their iiii-'Wits to the enumerators' ijueries. .^ome towns and villages set about sw i'in^ their population. Marseilles and l.\o" ; witc jealous about the second place among French cities. Whether they padded tho returns or not does no? appear, but Cassouler-sur f/Ot. ,i lit tle town in the South, v ::s anxious to bring its population up to -O.ooi). so that its magistrates rouid have their salaries increased by $12.1. As only a few score of people were wanted, the affair was comparatively easy. Cassoulet Jail was made the work house of a whole district, but entry, was obligatory, not permissive, f r .til the tramps in the neighborhood This drafting of citizens was successful. Music will he substituted fa the Kansas State insane asylums fir handcuffs and straight-jackets. A recommendation to this effect was made to Gov. lloch by the board of lady visitors. FITS,St. Vittis*Danc(*: Norvrtii*nivc**** ri(vr manently curtnl by Dr. Kline's (irnnt N?rv? Restorer $'.2 trial bottlo and trea*><- !>?? ?. I>r. H. K. Kline, Lai., l)3t Arch StIMalu . I'a. A steel ehitnney 'JiV) feet 1?j*h re eont.ly completed u? South Wales. Mrs. Winelow'aSoothing Syrup fnr( "hildren * toothing..soft-ens t he;?uni?. reduces! uflamma tion, allays pain, cures windcolie.-.Y- a bott'.n ] ]'"ranre has 7000 miles ?f State owned nn-l toll free canal*. Dr. KiitKoi'M II ticUlaborry ('?>r<Ii;?1 Will convince th? most skeptical w!r*n It nomi's to euriiiK Diarrhoea, Dysentery. ( -ijil- : dreii Teething, etc. 2? and !>(!?? per tiottle. IVter I'lunij), tho pessimist, prater- i ed portly I'at IVrkins. UNABLE TO WALK. T?rrtble Sore i?n AnUIn ( ?mr I \\Tfnl leriiip?Coulil Not >lrc|).( urnl lijr fill irurii lu*>li \\ ,<? K ?. "i l-.aii ii temUJe --o:c ;>fi j;iv ir..\ had not walked any ! >r n <i .ntns | tried neat ly everything wuho-.i- n nene (it Mild ii.nl ji do. tor. hut he linln'L -^eni to do c.liv j;ood |l?* saul I t\o;;!d iia". f. to hnve njy hiu'v taken oft. ain1 ?'u.i? I would nrvet walk ;t|!uit>. 1 .iti'ieiel till, and at 111kitr. 1 cotiid not >-!??? it :i:t I llie ujjht tlieie n.is no list tor ii><? i..,' ft* noon .is I Ih-^.ui |o us#' I 'iiIk 'jr;i v-a;i and < 'int m< lit ? oniineni od heal in.* i I'-oi I lirthed the ankh* ?itli warm ?v.it.-i aid t "u. i< tit a Soap, and then r.pplie.? ' "?it i-1: t t t'intiiu'lii to the alii, toil par md l.,i 1 a cloth ovi *.? \li<* sore hold ; in t - > * After two week? I co.iM w Ik i mil m my room re.d pood, and in . ?? ? time in x ai'iklo was <!!' it"!' .in..' | walking around ?.ut >?! d oi -? .Mi-. ' \ t v I )iek'-i "im, Loin- t C. 11 . \ A ; a rj'.j."' England j?tv.o|*h' Cows for every hundred of tn?* jxipv! luiiou. Australia has 2>?U. ti:i;i;n;i.r. to ui.i \i.l I'ho Wim !;s in IN-; tinifi I nvi!?| not. do mi . woi U and wax live* wosks In Thf-ro "cs ron l . II .I..I "iXM | tiowu i r-ir.. l>lf> l>aCn,|f'!|. H hradft'hoo and .it Times dizzy spells \vh>n everything was a l)liir before me. Tho pa??hk< .' Ot the kidney ?ecre!l">nr: were lrrfsn Itir anil painful, antl tin re wuh con siderabla sediment atul odor. I don't know what I would have doni h it for Doan's Kidney Pills. I could veo an improvement from the fliat box. and five boxen brought a final rare." Sold by all dcnltr* o*nls n box. roslooMllburn Co, UuITalo, tf. Y. A PRETTY MILKMAID Think) Pi-tuna h >i ll'MitUf/ui MtJutnt, ? J MISS ANNIE hiindren. I \i (>> \\\IK Kinllyn, .> I Wus.ll . I it'ri fli.ui I li.a\*? (?>!? ovr four V<'.n> j ii.tvi" ti ??" < imI hiitlki of )'< rim.i ,,uc ii.itf.'o nf M inaiin I ..is i..i|,) a!I ?: 11>y uoik in (Jif ? K I In' i.ii,/' i.iK* ?A t'i** m k .wi'l -? tit / Il>inl, I'eruna i? a most it':imlrr/ ul mcilciint'. I he!:.-x>- I \w> i ?l i't' ;n i? 'l to ihy if I ii.i'l ii.'t wril'ifn \u:i fif I ImiI :.?'vfii :iii kill.is mi (ii. inc. i>ui none <l:.l nil' .1111 jt -iii ' I'i i uii.i n.u ii: <.i ? u? ii ii I'll and hit ;?!??/ hit'l I . iri in *rr ??>v loo '??i i'mma " -N'.i! ??!?.> M|?I!!I'II II' I I 111. .1TI(| l/'IAlir'* !'l I'"|' I'l I tin.I. (lit !."r U II <'J?|?IH<*. Ili^lui ?>.>iiirii :n i-.iin im. would not i>" "itJuHit J )i ll.ii; mails >??<(.<] iriiow itrtl f ? - n i?-. S >? n?i> IVii j 't lub ."I' vit iicii it for in.iny th.>ii.-ui"i u.iinen f-vi i? umi anil he never ? a i > :?> K'.i'.w a <11 j 1*11 i'l k like 'iu* jb?.?vi>. 'ha/ikilif him lor ilis jldvirf, h';.| ;h.? wutufcriui Uwiitl r?'< 1'iwii Itutu I'i im.a ? Ann BANK utposir \9\J\f R.n.fj .Pi d. Holes lat.1 500 ! HKKOOIHSP* tF.ORGlA-ALABAMA BUSIN Hoar i?lCcit. * riiev-.a ESS C0LL?6E,M?cu?,U* Products Food AH are selected nv.ats, prepired for ?roMjr table in a krtchfii ii clean i? your own. Ready to aenre any time?St to aerve anywhere. All are economical and all are good. Whether your taaie be for Boneless Chicken, Veal Lx>ef, 1 onjite, Potted Ham. Dried Beef, tl?re is no way vou can gratify it so well as by asking for libby's. T ry I jhbv's deli :ious cooked Oxl ongue {?*? ?andv>ncKes 01 sliced cold. Bookie* He*. "1 low to M:ie Good TVagito Eai." Write Libby, McNeill Sc Libby, Chicago. ? You Cannot URE all inflamed,ulccrated and catarrhal con ditions of the mucous membrane such as nasal catarrh,uterine catarrh caused bv feminine ills, sore throat, sore mouth or inflamed eyes by simply dosing the stomach. H it \ on surely can cure these stublion; aUectioos by local treatment with Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic which deMioys the disease Reruns,checks ?1 s? barges, s;o't>s p.<in, and lieals the intt.imiiintjon and soreness. l'.ixf.r.e re] resents the most successful lo?\il treatment for ferniniue ills ever piv'.d , i\ 'I :.ons;iti?ls of women testify to ti.ts tart. 50 cor.ts at druggists. Send for Free Trial Box THE K. PAXTON CO.. Boston. M*.*, KILL THE LICET -TCr" CH!CKEWS?itk fPHUSSIAN lice powder "" "" tu ?nj Vtrmin . I }<? *!i?rr it it. l.it> U apply- l)u?l ?l ia 'KlfltJ t??fV (ovllf ii r?y flock o( (Cf) wni "~-D J'r.'iy. Mortrrh* n-? ?i><J 50r ? p^c <0 anijJc lOf Co., ttT- Mihn. Medical Department 1ULANC UNIVtRStTY OF L0U13tA?A ' 1:? ti iun'?." I I tm'Hi <1 ItiMrua on, trt?h l? ni ;.!? * ?!?" i i'. ll.' >? t r>?imate, trr ? t.?i ib:?'l. 1 r< ? ? m ii ijtvon to Uie i II M 'fl '"I* H'1'* ?v?t?nrt? ti.mmMy luolrmll'ili l? tivon *t It* if ill 'In- fui k. Tl<<- lir> I ws#l<mlipgln* jx !??? t'l.ri'?iKt<V"<>?i>iitiitornnitfon.KiWlrtwt I'llOl . *. I'll 11.1.It. .>1. I>.. Orniv r. O. Drawer, *??!, M'.W OH I.F.VNS.IJU t ftl I VITr r% Wl.rnt. Hft llii?lirU P* ii-rr. imiiI 'Hir Si\l/rrSre?M a. i.? t'tMtf, wi?. WINTER! U rvffl'.i :t4 ?>ih e*k t>!4| Mr<* Thompson's Eyo Wafer So. 30 "00. * ' - : ?j .JU?: How H<? Saw It. WlTe IV:is bcuk say# that In ItvIU* ll 1- lh<* lU'tom to Itnry ?fc0 5?i?kl?|i wi!?; with l?fi U*-,l h'.isbar.kl. l?ni U t*rrib;e-' ?)i li ;kbuiii. -Iiiilwrl tt t*! The iH?or &U9* i.aii'*-?">trn o^arh brings him no re? ? 'lr<n?Uietl (rota Tales Iroflfc i buekoifc. i cuw^ysi a* *38Sta '*3

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 27, 1906, Image 4