The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 13, 1902, Image 4
i notet of )#t ten,
Otero
hidden awav,
kthtof to me the tweet ne«
. ? many a tununer day;
There are tender little pleading*.
That hare reacheil my Inmoat heart,
And the echo of their aweetnese
In all my life hat part.
Only theee cherish'd letters,
That noeyes but mine have read.
And I keep them bound together
With a fittle golden thread. ‘
Only a packet of letters,
With the pages soil’d and torn.
But how many dainty fancies
With each loving word are born!
Ah! where is the hand that penn’d ’em,
In those dreamy summer hours.
When we thought our path was
shadow’d
Only by Love’s fairest flow’rs..
Only these cherish’d letters.
That no eyes bnt mine have read,
That I keep so closely guarded
With a little goldeii thread.
Ah! but love-words die soquiekly
In this world of thorns and briars,
And the heart that beats most fiercely,
Is the one that soonest 1 ires.
“Looking iKick’’ brings tears of longing
In so many weary eyes,
Tnat have seen their fond hopes vanish.
Like the stars Cmm morning skies
— „.nGsr
| cIqm of'Mr. Logan's argument. He Iowa:
bad teen interrupted by Mr. Ashley Ayee—M
lJ"
- [THE NEW JUBY LAW.
rs. Ashley. All, Austin.
once or twles during bis speech, but* Banks. Brown, Bryan. Bntler. Camp-
refused to he diverted from the course
of bis speech, saying with irony that
Mr. Ashley's sweet and seldom heard
voice could he heard later. Mr. Ash
ley did not like the thrust.
THIS STAKTKD TIIK ROW.
"The presiding olfleers of tlic house
liave always allowed the greatest lutb
tude In debates, and Logan rather ex
ceeded the custom. Somewhat stung
by Ashley’s attempts to tease him. for
Ashley Is an old legislator and Logan
Is, perhaps, the youngest "'member of
the house, before taking ids scat lie
said that Anderson',county's position
on labor questions is notorious and
that, from that county had gone up a
scandal which was a stench In the
nostrils of (lie whole State.
Ashley, white with wrath and indig
nation, arose to a question of personal
privilege and demanded that Logan
explain himself. The attitude of the
two legislators was crit ical for aVno-
inent. Logan parleyed with Asmley
and the latter bitterly - denounced
Judge I tenet and declared that the
gixkl name of Anderson county had
I icon traduced by falsehoods.
“Ah." said Logan. v I'see that the
Yet I keep these faded letters, , .,
That no eyes hut mine have read, i Hcnt l< man ufi i< n tands.
Dearly cherisli’d closely guarded'
By a slender golden t bread!
CHILI) LABOR KILL.
There I> a Long BiecaMion Over It in
the Home.
MEMBERS LOST THEIR TEMPER
nr • CTomc MarKin lh<* IIoum- Vnlril
l>uwn I hr lo
the Hill Onr l»«t> l.«»i
Week.
On 'ruewlay of last wii*k Mr Wel4»
of Aiken called Up the special order of
the day. Senator Marshall’s Mil “to
prohlNt children under IJ yearsofage
from working in ibr tritik* utauufac*
luring establish it
iiwiar r»aMlliU.ii> ‘
C!ol. Croft of Aiken secured the fksir
amUH’gan ids well prepared and tin-
Ished speedi upon this question. Col.
Croft tailored against hoarseness, hut
was listened to for over an hour by the
hotist* and the unusually large numiier
of visitors, many of tiiem ladi«*s who
rcprc.si-nt tin' King's Duughthers.
Durnig the first, of Ids spe<*ch Croft
was frequently Interrupted, but lie
showed In an effective way that lie did
bell: .Carter, Coggcahall. Colcock.
Danltler. Doan, Dennis. Dood. iKirroh,.
Durant. Estrldge, Fox, 1’raeer. Cali-
ucliat. Hollis, Humphrey, James, O.
L. Johnson, Keels. Klnafd. Littler
Lockwood, Lomax, Lyles, Mauldin.
McCall."McGowan, Moffett,, Morgan,
Moses. Nesliet, Nichols. W. H. Par-"
ker, Prince, Pyatt, Kankln, C. E. llob-
Inson, R. B. A. Iloblnson, Uucker.
Stockhouse, Seabrook, Thompson,
Wolllng, Wells. Whaley, Williams,
Wlngo 54.
Nays Speaker Stevenson and Mi'ssrs.
Bacot, Iteamguard. Hiven’ff, Blease,
Bolts, Brooks. Bostick, Croft, ,Crum,
DeBruhl, Dunbar, Elder., (Jaston.
(iourdin. Haile. Hough, l/.lar. Jar-,
nigan. Kinsey, Lide, . Ijogari, Mhjrson,
McCraw, McLaughlin, McLeod, L. Il.jllouse,
McMaster, Mlshbe, Morrison. Moss.
Murchison, W. L. Parker, Patterson.
Bainsford, Richards, Richardson, San
ders, Seigler, Sinkler. M. L. Smith,
St roman, Tatum, J. P. Thomas. Jr.,
W. J. Thomas, To Will. Webb, West,
Weston; Woods. John McMaster,
Robertson 52.
Those present and not voting, be
ing paired withahsent memtiers, were:
Dominick, aye, with Efird, no.
Hardin, no, with Wilson, aye.
Woodward, aye, with Hunter, no.
Kibler v aye, with W. J. Johnson, no.
Spears, no, with Cooper, aye.
Mr. J. 11. Smith was present but
not in tIto hall when the vote was re
corded, He would have voted no.
Atisent and not paired: Cosgrove,
deLoach. Freeman, Lofton, Strom,
.Theus, Vincent.
Tbs Full Text of a Measure of Inter-
*
. eat to Each County. ’
HOW JURORS MUST BE DRAWN.
OctnilM of the t/oheme I'repared to
Avoiil Hie Notation of the ton-
Mtltution of the State. An , _
V .
Iiniiortiint AfeaRiire.
4
Below Is given the textof the new
jury bill, which has passed the Senate
and House. . Ft was amended by,the
and as soon as the Senate
agrees to these, the hill will, become a
law. It is a measure that is of special
interest to every county in tlic State.
Section 1. That the county audi
tor. the county treasurer and the clerk
of the court of common pleas of each
county in this State shall perform the
duties hereinafter set forth.
See. 2. That the said county audi
tor. county treasurer and clerk of the
court of common pleas of each county
I shall immediately after the passage
j of this act, and thereafter in the
, month of December of this and each
I succeeding year, prepare a list of such
I qualiticd electors, under the provisions
tely after such petlx Jurors are '
drawn the clerk of the court of com
mon pleas shall Issue his writ of yenlre
facias for such petit Jurors, requiring
their attendance on the tint day of
the week for which they have been
dr;iwii; and the said writ of venire’ fa
cias shall l>e forthwith delivered to
the sheriff of the county:* Provided,)
That, In case any term of court Is to I
he)d! Ivitlrin less than 20 days after the |
i approval of this act, such petit jurors j
may, nevertheless, be drawn-for such ;
I term of court. * . - 1
•Sec. f>. That the said drawing shAll
l)e made openly and publicly in the of
fice of the clerk of the court of com
mon pleas, and the county auditor,
the county treasurer and the clerk of
the court of common pleas shall give
ten clays' notice of each of said draw
ings by posting in a conspicuous place
on the court house door, Of by adver
tisement in a county newspaper, a no
tice of the place, day and hour of such
drawing: Provided, That in case any
term of court is to be held within less
than 20 days after the approval of this
act, such jurors may. nevertheless, Ice
drawn without such notice.
- Sec. 7. That all jurors shall l»c se
lected by drawing ballots from the
said jury Ixix, and-, subject to the ex
ceptions hereinbefore contained, the
persons whose names are on the bal
lots so drawn shall U* returned to
serve as jurors.
Sec. 8. That the names of those »7lo
are drawn and actually serve as jurors
shall % be placed in an envelope, and
shall not he |fut back into the said
jury U,x until the first revision of the
The Yorld's Greatest Fever Medicine.
For all tonn« of f»r*r take JOHNSON’S CHIU. AND FEVER TONIC. It U 100
than qnlalaa and doM In a HnaU day wkat stow qnlnln* cannot
do in 10 da?*. It't *pl*ndld oar** ar* In itrlklnf oootraat loth* f*«ble cur**
mad* by quin In*. ,
♦ COSTS go CENTS IP IT CURES.
by the governor. And It shall be the
uty of the secretary of state tojiave
printed at once a sufficient number of
copies of this act to supply one to each
clerk of the court, county auditor,
county treasurer, circuit judge and so
licitor liVkjiis State, and forthwith
send a copy ty each of said officers.
DOMESTIC FOWLS.
Messrs. Little of Union, and Fox of ^
|not care to I*-deflected from hisr<.iir>c ; ( 8®*? ” M ’ ,,l ' lv , l ! "f fiiKHif! judgment and free from
of argument, and he was ftnaTTv k .f,! with the adm^tes ofthe bill Tuesday
urHlisturlH-d. ' • and changed Wednesday.
of tlrf constitution, between the ages
id 21 and B5 years and of good moral ’ jury list herein provided for after they
character, of their respective counties, [have been so drawn, to the end that
as they may deem otherwise well qual- no person shall serve as a juror more
Hied to serve as Jurors, being persons 1 tliau once in a year. Tlie same rule
MONK SHRITKO BKIMKTKK.
Ashlcj w.is one who wish«Hl to ask
Croft some <|in*stions. The latter re
plied that lie would yield if Ashley
would make the questions |xiinted and
not make an argument under ixuer of
a question.
Ashley's question was: ’’They have
divore- laws hi ottn r countries. t<xi.
Hr-) should
ley’s q
nest ion
was:
•• lawi
i'in tH
Iht eo
l any
mist *11
why
orti a
law tier
T?* 4
1 (ItM'h
inxl IN
r qlR-nt
to th
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and
lilx 1
ir if li 111**1
St In
y aft*
•rwinH
a li$*i
• <4 tl
ir glrni
rs <4 !
to
ion not g
declined
answej it
1 f'nfft was
f ttlls ‘
•‘l*sisl Nar^ens.”
One of the strange traits of little
children Is ttieir utter misunderstand
ing, of many simple things, and the
endurance of this iiiiMiiiderstaudiiig
with tiiem through yean and years.
Thus, tliere is a'lawyer uf tills city
who thought, until he was 2o or 21
years old, tliat there wras sucii a word
as ‘ pard-uarM-rui" in t ho language.
Ills fatMrr. a religious man. had said
gnur always at the tatile. and the ls>y
liad heard incuriously. tlin*e limes a
day, “pard-nan>vtts’* hi the gnus-,
without isHiiprelietKling In tlw* least
Vhat “ I’ardoti our sins wen-IIm-woi1l>
•rly. Mr <i
oft
, |t
•w
no
Kv
f rtlora-
M»i Mx'.r-R’"
' TTi“
it watil*
1 Ixiy wo* always r
iibcipprvtM-odii
ng IP*
UMrnlnl
| hgjoUH thing*
1 Ih •ptia*.-.
EVr
‘wti.lt n i.i i o
•nrlvt 4 * Vnirfi
i*«l liU
If fitter
| twain each Sum la;
i as: "What
. Mar* |
>■ for-
jSeevr." and Iv* wo
old womler till
If .aim
Man >•«•»«• inigbi
> is*. Kveo II
n* and
| Imr i4 hia nightly
pravrr uieaot
i l*»4l*-
fill- f'
log to him. ’ N
owaUvmy" li
e peo-
1 Vl>Minimal li. III I4IP
SWlft Wofll. 1
in$1 n**
■4 (
' firitiirr km • iff i
eared to km.w
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1 fn»«iaUiriar m
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Irlplii**
►c t$» aa|
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| py than thr rrilt.
»f || ttidjlil
IN (ta*
inin»« f a*iiiiinr
1 l 11.4 l W $ *$1 Wl
f a tirfr
| our n m. lit km It
* lm ml railin b
mans |-xq»ir put i
i liK nut 1 •*r ti4
s f L
*■ ••••* •■*§i
ItAna itf
tlmrtotimr If
)««u nail a |m|
pay f««v
II pnwpi IJ.
1 |t$a
’ i«n«
. »m««M lull llkr |**
te«*rk aint H»* i
rn tftmr
; one year, two yea
fX Uf tlirv*** l«*l
■r» f.a
n»u u tin*
i tnlh. aixt .mr Hi
at all MiiatTil
[jr!■* to
all
legal exeeptions. which list shall in
clude dot less than one from every
three uf siieh qualitlnl electors under
the pnivlsions of the constitution, be
tween the agc<i uf 21 and *i5 years,
ami of go<«1 moral character, tojie se-
lected without reganl to whethersiR-h
persons live within live mill's or more
thiin ti\e mill's from tlie court Iioum'.
Ns", a. That of the list so preparv<i
the county audiu»r eotmty treasurer
and clerk of Um- court of common
pleas, shall cause tlie names to Ik-
written. eaeji iHiy on a separate pa|x-r
or liallot so.as to reM'nitde cacti utlier
as mm'ti ffs piMiilhlc and au foldisl tliat
tlie naitie*writ ten tlM-reon shall not In'
visiltir on liii' outside, and stiall plus-
rti' -ri witrr TT\e <itd'*TT<itrTiia
iial Ixix, without apr
ling* wheu Li ned Uo
jury tail )totic fiir*iisl
tie • ••uHly su|M>rv isor
fur,that jwirpisier ami
siiat** as that, wtien si
•■rs «>i* Istlkgs wita
4 ti
Tlie
shall be observed as to drawing jurors
from the said tales lx>x: Provided,
That nothing herein contained shall
l*e const rued to bo in conflict with
the provisions of the law as to select
ing by l«d from the grand jury six
metnliers tliereof to serve for the ensq-
tng year'.
Sec. h. That nothing coutained in
this act sjiall prevent tin* eierk of tlie
court of common picas ffom issuing
veiTTres for adiiftional Jurors in term
time upon the order of the court,
whenever It is neerswary tnr tin' mnve-
nient dis|K*tch of its busineMs, in which
case veiling sha^ In' served ^and rq,
tuntist. and Jurors required to attend
Am Important Hill Passed by the
Senate Bast Week.
When Mr. Kibler’s bill to make do
mestic fowls subject to the provisions
of the general stock law was reached
Senator Henderson moved to ideflnite-
ly postpone the hill. If the bill pass
es. he said, we will have turmoil and
trouble and family feuds would be
without end. it would bring on more ,
litigation than any oilier law ever 1
passed.
Senator (Iraydon also wanted the !
bill killed. In.the intsrest of the pros- i
pority of the Slate. .A great many j
people are making money rarsing 1
chickens ;ind eggs in this State, and if i
this hill is passed that industry will 1
be paralyzed. There are many poor j
women who never have anv money ex-1
Icept what they get from the sale of
■ chickens and eggs. A bill like this !
i would t»e a great hardship on the peo-
j pie.
At this point a rathersensat ionalepi
smte oecured. Senator Sheppard had
tieen presiding when the debate on the
-questionstarted. Lieut.nov.Tillman
came lack to thy chair while Senator
< Iraydon was spcdklng. and’after tak- j
j ing the gavel interrupted Mr. (iraydon
tand stated that he was out hf older! ]
j under rule 14, and the ground that a
: motion to iiidctioUely puslp-'m* is m»t
I dctatablc. . . .
.N nator (iraydon replied that his itn-
’ di rst.aiding of tlie fule>as very clear.
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LUMBER COMPANY
AUGUSTA. GA.
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'OoRS, RA8H, BMM)- aNO aUILDER p
tiABD - ARE.
tDsmfSQ J If>IN0, CE'LING lud IN
HlhB MNlRilING LlTvtBEK IN
GEORGIA PINE.
Co*xe*oon<l«‘B<5» yivsii pr-vap' atid
. V - s ' • . 4 »•
Jutv 2—ly
The Worlds Greatest
Cure for Malaria. X
Tot *11 form* of Malarial polaon-
tng take Johnaon'* Chill and Fever
tonic. A taint of Malarial poison-
tna in your blood mean* misery and
failure. Blood medlclnescan’tcur*
Malarial polaonlng. The antlaot*
for It it JOHNSON’S TONIC.
G*t a botu* to-day.
C«8ti 5« (ibii |f |t (im.
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Tie % i o. le'eco j-ir bt I «*■ or
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»* ' f-v- n ■« 1i e v r< »v pvrt
ysi n-rui *>' i ti i.; a m- • • (tie c e ,>«r>i.
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C'vjTjqrtF'^q CollFgs.
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to them by t
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slat iA Ikl/A* aifftl
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'Ivdaraxs tlie n>urt *hall direct.
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wv. 11.
m. to m-
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and that hi* wouldapjveal tutbesensU
I.i.-UL tiov. Tiliman Ugao m k»j.- u ■ a ’PtAH HftiAKS
Tne questtoth of the .IppeaT Wneh Seh-* ' , - *
atnr Burnwell asked to make a state-
nu n!. He s«td tlMt tlie rule usrdtn be KKM-
Uiat a uioliuti In liuletlnilely |»(»ov - -*•
wasted «i*-i«iat»le- Twit that hlx r*N-«>t- "vrr s * -
lecthai was tliat at Ita* last session an
.imendne'iit had (nvii ad*qtte<l allowiug
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iri
,«a*4-b • «*ede*n to lie rtrtated
matter of fact ttiese UNdhwrs I la *
•Mated In tlie senate for mam
, tq emiillRRl ctaisetll.
Li, it' *• >v l illmm la re tuir
!st*tjP lurnweTl'out of <>nier. o
grouiwl Ilia| 11« wa, delating a i
, tliat liad liern rultol out «*f orda-r
. .'SLlialot UoxuweWl 4tett satrerf
taliMst uiURlnwa
| tie- senate. He
senator (iraydon
4.nI refer I he ql
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bf In («Abm mill* N.wltwru
have aiao taken MKh atr|a.
are JO.OOO moA- negro cblMrer
artw*4* in this State ttian tl
white* The day may ivwite w
negro will tw the voter and I lie
people he dtafranchiard. Tlie
aaoemlu) owe* it ,1*1 tlie Stal<
that thear children grr protec
that they bertime intelligent c
Why are the mill president %
Is-
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Do
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virnr pat
or the ir
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nplly.
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er prosi
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a know
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tolV. I lull
vferred I h
by tlte •**||
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thia Nil' Ttvey an- p’ihing ttM
i,
rful
was t
drmtffTff
Inst M r.
that a great stench had
Andtruai county on a
lnt»>r isiiwlitioim there,
of Aiwlv nbiii an
abiding as any
*n
“ krouml |A«’ Baw.*’
Near Yjirk Sun, of Js
ll
filmSeff 'wtlo'K* VchlW TT I fie min v, ‘ r,, ’fdmT
and care* more for the d*illar than for 1 Anderson ai
hi* child, oppie^i this hill. If the
Nil os reported 1* not agreeable. I lien
uoe It t* a IonIs. but taki Rutne aetion
at till* aeoKion. he urg«*d.
. AAIILKY HILRM Kt>.
Mr. John McMasU*r, of. Columbia,
followed Mr. Webb, making a gutd
speech in favor of the Nil. He was
followed by Mr. Banks, of Newtwrty,
who opposed the bill. He said it is no
argument that South Carolina should
haw this law because other States
hare it. South Carolina has always
been unique, why should she not Im*
unique in this as welly This looks
like paternalism. It is a blow at the
root# of the tree of liberty. K is a
blow at family government. Does not
the parent know what is (letter for the
child? Why should the legislature
arrogate to itself the right to toll pa
rents what to do? There may lie
some parents who drink up the money
made by their children, but why put
hab(lships on the many just to correct
the few?
Mr. F. II. McMaster, of Charleston,
spoke in favor of the bill. He charged
that the motives of the friends of this
bill had been properly construed. He
declared that it is not to comfort the
labor organizations that the bill Is
favored, but for the sake of humanity.
However, as one in contact with or-'
ganized labor, he expressed himself as
satisfied with it. This bill is not a
blow at individual liberty. It is a
recognition of the highest kind of lib
erty, the fact that the child does not
belong to the parent alone but to the
civil community. The law now pro
tects the child from Injury or brutal
chastisement at the bands of a parent.
Mr. Ashley asked if this hill wbuld
affect Charleston county.
Mr. McMaster made a splendid re
ply to what he said was a covert thrust
from Mr. Ashley. He declared that
It required as much Independence of
spirit for a Charleston representative
to support this bill as for any other
representative, for the people of Ctiar-
leaton own the stock in the mills Id
the ajRountry. He declared with
warmth that be was not prompted by
any self coosfcie ration but by a deal re
kudo right g
was an exciting flsah bet ween
Mr I’rintv. of
g Tn* people of
I>•gan’s charge
• •ne up from
omit ofthe
The pc* »ple
a* honorable, as law
other fwoptf jof tig*
state. It remained for a Charleston
ian (Judge linnet) to stir up the stench
and the jvuplc of Anderson are not to
blame for any stinking: for the whole
bushiest waa exaggerated. |
Mr. Butler at this point called fora
vote, which was taken on Col. Robin-
sous motion to kill the hill. The re
sult was as follows:
Yeas Ashley. All. Austin, Banks,
Brown, Bryan. Butler. Campbell, Car
ter. Coggeshall. Cooper. Dantzler,
Dodd, IViminick, Ikirroh, Durant.
Estrldge, (ialluchat, Hollis. Humph
rey, James, Johnson, <). L., Keels,
Kiblor. Kinard, Lockwook, Lomax.
Lyles. Mauldin. McCall. McGowan,
Mullet t, Morgan, Moses, Nesbitt.
Nichols, Barker. W. II.. Brinee, Pyatt,
Rankin. Robinson. C. E.'. Robinson.
R. B. A.. Rucker. Stack house. Sea*
brook, Thompson. Webb, Wells. Wha
ley, Williams. Wilson, Wingo and
Woodard 55.
Nays—Hon. W, F. Stevenson,
sjieaker, Bacot, Heamgiiard, Bivens,
Blease, Bolts, BnK>ks, Bostick, Croft,
Crum, Ih'Brulil. Dunlwr. Efird. Elder,
Fox. Freeman. Gaston, (Iourdin. (iun-
ter, Haile. Hardin, Hill, Hough,
I/.lar. Jarnigau. Johnson. W. J., Kin
sey, Lide. Logan, McCraw. McLaugh
lin, McLeod, McMaster. F. H., Mc
Master. J no., Mishoe. Morrison. Moss.
Murchison, Parker, W. L., Patteison.
Rainsford, Richards, Richardson, San
ders, Sinkler. Smith, J. R., Sjiears.
St roman, Tatum, Thomas. J. P. Jr..
'Phtmias; W. .»., 'fowlttf Webb.' AYest
and Wood*—57.
The vote on a similar bill last year
was 62 io 52 against the bill. The
vote of 57 to 55 Wednesday showed^
larger attendance and that the .senti
ment is not *> rabid against the bill,
to say the least of It.
' THE BILL KILLED.
TIm* om wide ration of the child labor
NlFwas resumed Jn the house on Wed
nesday, and after ootne discumion Mr.
C. E. Rubimuo, of Plckeno, moved to
UMkftultely pualpuug Jbebill, which;
reoHy meant to kid It. The vote uo
Tlte reader may mak
ilkOAili
| tile Ibn**. published by the Niiimm
* Piihiisliing Company. I®5# Third Ave
nue,' New York. The wonders liegin
| with Hm’ fnaitispieiv picture of Pr«‘t>i-
I dent McKinley, drawn In a single line
; tx-ginning at a |N>int on the elun-k Imne
and going round and round in a eon-
Htantly widening circle, with waver-
! ings and downttearings of the pen in
the proper places to secure detach-
| ment and shading. We are told tliat
this portrait “is eonaidered the most
| unique work of Its kind in the world”,
and if there aro degrees of uniqueness
we are willing to believe that this is
most the thing of which there are no
duplicates. Of course tliere is text in
o> n
•urt Irmm
be drawn
Icfietencic* arising fn
tiergenev during tlie
1. Tlie names of
aid tales box stiall
he said jury ti^x.
That not ie*. th.in
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from
juroni
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*"pTi!ir or spis'inl jerm • if tlie etMirt of
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ftrli etc.
•nt |X
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geiHfal M'Mdohs for the present year
the county auditor. Th? county treas
urer and tin* clerk of the court uf com
mon pleas of each of the counties in
!in> M.itr sna,i draw from xnd Jury j Fount y has btvq unlawfully
U»x 18 lialkrfM rtmTaining tlie names of {or is irregular or illegal
i
addition % to the pictures, and we
should I.e surprised indeed ty) hear
from any purchaser the opinion that
he had not got his money’s worth,
$2.00.
Fatal Kxploslon in Chicago.
Ten bodies were found on Thursday
In the ruins of the explosion of the
gas main in the Tenderloin district
Wednesday night, the cause of which
is unknown. The street was crowded
with people returning from their
work. The gas main under Archer
avenue exploded ten manholes along
Archer and, Armour avenues and
Twenty-second street. A crowded car
was blown {yom the track. All pas
sengers and. 100 passers'by were in
jured. many seriously. Thirteen were
killed. The firemen arq searching for
others!”' •
AftHlntant 1’aator., .
Marion Auld, a son of Rev. Mr.‘
Auld. has-been appointed assistant to
Dr. J. Thus. Pate, whose illness makes
it Impossible for him to attend tu ULs
run duties as pastor of the Florence
Methodist Church. Mr. Auld is a
graduate of Wofford College. He is a
young man of unusual Intelligence and
has the promise of a brilliant future.
is person*. wIhi shall constitute tl
grand jury for the present year,
tliere shall lie drawn from said.ju
box a liallot omtaining the name
any person .not between the ages of
and 65 years, or *not of good morr
character, or who has died, or who ha|
removed from the county or tsothc
-wise disqualified to serve as a jurorT
such ballot shall be destroyed and
such name struck from tlie said list
and another baHot drawn: and so on
until the eighteen- are secured. Not
less than ten nor more than twenty
daws Indore tlie first term of the court
of general sessions for each year after
the-present year, the county auditor,
the county treasurer and the clerk of
the court of common pleas of each of
said counties shall inJike manner draw
from the said jury box twelve ballots
containing- the names of twelve per
sons, who with the six {icrsons drawn
by lot (as provided by law) from tlie
grand jury of the nexf preceding year,
shall constitute the grand jury for that
year. When said grand jurors are
draw n as foresaid. theclerk of the court
of common pleas shall issue his writ
of venire facias for them, requiring
their atte.ffdanpeon the first day of the
ensuing term of the court of general
sessions, said writ venire facias shall
Ik\ forthwith delivered to the sheriff
of the county: Provided, Tliat in
case any term of the court of general
sessions is to be held within less, than
20 days after the approval of tliis act
such list may, nevertheless, be pre
pared and the grand jurors drawn.
Sec. 5. That not -less than 10 nor
more than 20 days before the'first day
of each week of any regular or special
* isHirt. todrai
'» aweh-nuniU'r
bn aw to vrvV
f , tTaii liarn»
tieuwv *5^2!
>»*••. is. That
of any eduntv stiall be (lestrnyed t).v
lire or oilier a^asuattr. pr whenever it
stiall lie held by any court of competent
jurisdiction that the jury fjst pLany
prepared,
so as to ren-
w.is ixiiue
Th*
Senators Ragsd
f;i\oring the Nil
IIdert'ju. < Uugbiu.in
i, liowever. pc
rvi-Ntl
t,4i. 2:
Uurenx. :t:
Lesingttg
* appeal, ami
iht Hi’
non.
3: Marllx-ro.
*3: New 1
aitlxait tlieqi
(h* m* m
i*. 2: (IrJngeb
nrg. 6: Pi
led. The mail
ri*r
Horn
. 2: Kqnduw
. 2: lam
I'ounuitt***. 8
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S|iarta
iiilturg, 6: Su
niter, 5: I
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rk^ 4: Pr»»vl
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«-ec«led •«"* H
lb lilfT*
event ■
otber countte
• are tie re
taNM
ictl thru tbe
general
• furtlier disc
iission.
shall.
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Iwogliox*.
Brown
bet we*
rn tlw n Mint it
nd Senatorx (
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TIIK-Hn.l.
KILLED.
ider void the drawing of Jurors tliere-
y auditor, the county treasurer and
he clerk bf the court of comnion pleas
( if each county, io prepare a special
lury list for the said'cuunty forthwith
s in the manner herein prescribed, from
/whieli special list grand and petit ju
rors shall be drawn for the courts of
general session and common pleas for
such county until the annual jury list
shall have t*een prepared for such
county as herein provided.
See. 17. That when at any time it
shall lie determined by the resident
circuit judge of any circuit upon com
plaint made to him that an irregularity
has occurred in Gie drawing of the ju
ries for any circuit court within liis
circuit, or that any act has been done
•whereby the -valid+tv—of any juries
drawn may lx* questioned, it shall lx*
lawful for such circuit judge to issue
his order to the county auditor, the
county treasurer and tlie clerk of tlie
court of common pleas for each county
for which said circuit court shall Ir'-~
held, at least 5 days befoprthe 'sitting,
thereof, to proceed to draw jurors for
such term, or to take such measures
as may lx: necessary to correct such
error.
See. 18. That in case there shall lx;
a vacancy in the office .of clerk ofjthe
court of .comryon please, county audi
tor. or county treasurer,.at the. time
herein fixed for preparing said jury
list.“or for drawing a JiiT5 r T>rTmy one h
of said officers shall lx; disqualified or
unable to serve for any causer the
county superintendent of education
shall act in his place and stead, and in
case there shall he a vacancy in two
of said offices or ahy other cause, two
of said officers shall lie unable to serve
the county superintendent of educa-
term of the circuit courts the said
win (Jet itid «>r a. ; county auditor, the county treasurer
The Republicans argue tliat we and theclerk of the court of common - , r -,- w ^., v - r .
ought to spend $100.0 ni.tiOO on our) pleas shall proceed in like manner to tlon and-’ theTheriff orsuch county
navy in order to fit It to guard our j draw 36 petit jurors, to serve for such qliall act in their place and stead.
that we ought j week only: Provided. That whenever Sec. IV. Tlgit all acta and parts of
In boun- a Jury stull be charged with a ease. 1 act* Inconsistent with £he pnivlsions
so . auch Jury shall nut be discharged by of this act t»,- and tte same are here-
Theti S-nator FTi’iMlenxai renewed
Ills m<ii Ion to Indctinildy jx)'ip''ue.
The motiiHi was liwt and 11)0 bill then
passed. •
K<lu< att««- Value or a N«-*»»|ia|M-r.
Then* Is a growing tendency t‘> rec
ognize the educative value of a news
paper. Among the i«tn>i)gest advo- (
cates of the newspaper as a great edu
cational factor is Prof. Lynch, of Mis
souri. who has adopted the newspaper
as a part of his curriculum and is well
pleased with the result*. "No text
book." he says, "is equal to the hews-;
paper as a means of attaining know- j
ledge of the actual, practical, up-to-j
date world. History, geography, civil
government, rlgebra aud the entire
adfuemy curriculum-Teach only a
theory of the world and its facts. The
real drama of life in its varied, politi-1
cal and commercial forms can be ob- ;
tained only through the newspapers.”
One hour each week is devoted to
newspaper study. The various arti
cles are read and discussed by the
pupils. As is pointed out by one of
our exchanges the children in #his
school have learned more about Bulga
ria, Turkey and the mountain brigades
since Miss Stone was captured than
most of their parents learned in all
their lives from text books alone.
railed" lip bis Nil to a me no the law
portioning tlx
lowet house. Tie
would mean that
kwe one nu'iiJ: r
rypre
MMiMr.
utatt ai In th^
emyl of Hie Nil
l.exingtiiii would
»qd (irangebiirg
would profit arcdfdiugly. After some
diseuvsion the l>ill w,i.s kdlcd by a vote
Of 15 to 53.
Keiilt-iu-ed to llealh.
Mamad Mashmud Poaiia. u brother-
in-law'of th«‘sultan has been sentenced
to death. He,was recently expelled
from Greece at the Ix'hest of the sul
tan a'nd went to Rome, hut the sultan’s
demand for his expulsion was refused.
He pnx’eeded to Paris where - !)? re
mains in safety. As ail inducement*
for his return to Constantinople failed
the criminal court was instructed to
issue a warrant for Ids arrest and Jry
the fugitive by default with the result
that lie was condemned to death.
No Salary Grab.
The United States Senate sat down
on t he salary grab last Wednesday
when Senator Stewart’s amendment
increasing the salaries of members of
the house of representatives to $7.t>(K)
annually Ix'giuning on March 4, 1004.
was rejected, 15 to 44, the detailed
vote belugas follows:
Yeas—Burton. “t'lark IWyumuHf),
nfiRoTsT 'Galfinger, Gamble. Ilans-
brough, Hawley, Heitfcld, Kittredge,
lie Smoked ('igaretlex.
Meldrim. the 15-year-old son of John
j W. Owens, marshal of Rome, Ga.,
shot himself through the head Thurs-
I day evening at 6:30 o'clock, and died a
j very short time after. Young Owens
j was in the store of A. Rawlins when
| lie suddenly jumped and said: "lam
going to kill myself.” He walked out
side, and in a few seconds t he report
of a pistol was heard. Mr. Rawlins
fan out and found a bullet hole in his
tempi?. It is said that Meldrim
smoked cigarettes excessively, and
that Ids mind became unhinged.
What Will They .Do,
What are the young people going
to do? A St. ,Louis preacher wants
women to make proposals of marriage.
Our Aunt Susan B. * Anthony thinks
Umt doteIHgent women should quit
the marrying business.. We expect
soon to get Lady Cook's iileas on the
Quarles, yuay, Stewart, Turner, War-; subject. Meantime we advise young
merchant marine and
to spend oome other millions
tie* for the merchant marine
oa to build it up and ghe tbe navy , reason of anythin* jn thia section run-. p-p-aW —
something lodu. How Io get rid of ■ toioed until a vettlirl shall be found Sec. Jn. That thia act ohali g<
Hirplua never wurries tbe Kequblicom. j or a mittrlal ordered In ouch case Im tu effrei imm«dUtelv upuniU appru» a
in-
ren. Wet more 15, •
Nays—Bacon. Bard. Berry, Black
burn. Burnham, Burrows, Carmack,
Clapp. Clay, Culberfun, Cullom, De-
Nx*. Dietrich, Dillingham, Dolliver,
Fairbanks, Frye, Gibson, Harris Hole.
Hoar, Jones, (Arkansan;) Kearn,'
Kearns. Lodge, Melaurin, (S. C.);
McMillan. Mallory, Martin. Mitctiell,
Money. Morgan. Nelson. ItUeroun.
iVttus. Platt (N. Y.P Pritchard.
1*roe<e»r Nfmmons. Sp>xioer—Ttf!*-
ferro. Teller. Tillman. Wellington —
44. • "
people to pnxeed in the same oL
meth(xl* of love making and marryWf!^
It is not good for either sex
alone after the age of thirty has been
reached.
An (Tigallaut Vl.tn.
I. An interestiog suit hi* been insti
tuted at WiltenNirre. 1**., by Miaa
Nellie Whit* who charge* tliat Joseph
Neigier squeezed her so violentIv
Uui be displwwii ««**r of hdr riba. Mr
Seigkr having refuel to pay the doc
tors NIL site iaatituted sail against
him fur Hum _