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AMTHUST LAW. anltinf to thU method ot aecuiing a or thing whiUorrer. oft the price or monopoly within thli Sut« In roch | premium to pgid for Inuirlng pn. ’bUAjneei »h»ll be deemed guilty of ftjertf against lose or damage by Art, 9 r ■< . y» MILITARY DAY. — —k Fall Test of the ^ . onosptrftcj to form or secure a truet or Ugbtnlog, storm, crclone. tornado, or _ v .... . . _ ^ Bill Recently Passed njonop<ily In restralntof trade, and. on any other kind of policy Issued by tl»e Cituei ;o.d:en of the State by the Legislature. ▼AXI0U8 PENALTIES PROVIDED How Proeecutiona and Mnlta Muni br Brought for Violation ol' the I .aw. Form of Affidavit to lie Made. The following Is the text of the 1*111 passed by the house entitled “A bill to prohibit pools, trusts, monopolies and conspiracies to control business and prices of articles, to prevent the for mation or operation of pools, trusts monopolies and combinations of char ters of corporations that violate the terms of this act, and to authorize the Institution of prosecutions and suits therefor:" Section 1. Any corporation organiz ed under the laws of this or any ot her .State or country, and transacting or conducting any kind of business in this State, or any partnership <>r indi vidual, or other association of per sons whatsoever, who shall create, en ter into, become a member of or a par ty to any pool, trust, agreement, com bination, confederation or understand ing with any other corporation, part nership, Individual or any other per son or association of persons, to regu late or tlx the price of any article <»f manufacture, mechanism, mcFclian- dlse, commodity, convenience, repair. XOTI conviction thereof, shall be subject to; parties aforesaid; and that It has not the penalties of this act. issued, and does not own, any trust Sec. 5. Any person, partnership, ] certificates for any corporation, agent, firm or association, or any represents- ortlcef or employe, or for the directors live or agent thereof, or any corpora-! or stockholders of any corporation, t Ion or company, or any officer, repre*'j ha* not entered-Into sod Is not now ’sontatlvo or agent thereof, violating lo abycombination, contract or agree- on Charleston. INVASION A PEACEACLE ONE. any of the provisions of tills act, shall forfeit not less than two hundred dol lars, nor more than five thousand dol lars. for every sucli offence, and each day sucli person, corporation, partner ship, or association shall continue to do so, shall lie a separate offence, the penalties In such cases to.be recovered by aii action of the State, at the rela tion of the attorney general or the solicitor of the Judicial circuit within which the ofll.ence was‘committed; the moneys thus collected to go into t he State treasury, and to become a,part of the general fund except as herein after provided. 'Flic amount of the forfeit to t>e tixed by the Judge Is-fore whyinthe ease is t ried in eacli case, within the aforesaid Jlmits; the collec tion of which penalty shall tie enforced us the collections of tines against de fendants upon eonvictiOrilof a-tnisde- mcapor. Sqe. li. If any two or more persons or corporations, who are engaged in buying or selling any article of com merce. manufacture, mechanism, mcr- chaiidiso, commodity',convenience, re pair, any product of mining or any article or thing whatsoever, shall en ter into any pool, trust, agreement, conijbinatjon, confederation, associa tion nr understanding to control or limit Urn trade in any sutdi article or tiling: or to limit competition In such tnntr hy refusing to buy from or sell merit with any person of persons, cor poration or corporations, or with any stockholders or directors thereof, the purpose and effect of which said com- blnutibn. contractor agreement would l»e. to place the management or con trol of such combination or combina tions or the manufactured product thereof. In the hands of any trustee or trustees, with the intent to limit or tix the price or lessen the produc tion and sale of any article of com merce. use nr consumption, or to pre vent, restrict, or diminish the manu facture or output of any such article; that It.has not entered into any con-1 splracy, defined in the preceding sec tions of this act, to form or secure a trust or monopoly In restraint of trade: that it has not been since .lan- uary 31, A. 1>. and is not. now a monopoly hy reason of any conduct on its |*art which would constitute it a monopoly under the provisions of sec- ti'ins 4, 5, ff, ip and 11 of this act. that It has not issued, and* d<ies| not own. any trust certificates and lias not for an/corporatlOH pc any agent, ofllceV or employe thereof, or for the directors or stockholders thereof, en tered into, and is not now in any com bination, contract or agreement with any pers<»n or persons,rorporatiuu or; istrp»n»fionK.or wU4i 4tM‘- Moehlh4<iers, j diwsdors. «*r ar*y^*flkvr. agent or em- ( pioye of anv ^orporftttOA or dHrpont to any other iH*rs«»n orcoriM>ration any , tibns. tlic purpos*’ and effect.of which any product of mining, or any srtlei*-; arimiybrthing ^roiymbT, for i^j. ;comihtBatton. rtmlract or agreement . v or thing Whahas-MT. Of tte-prt.v or : ri .. lvi|| n) . lt - hUtnHilli| . r |(< . rS(|I1 or tt , r .; premium U* he paid for insuring pr*»- poratl«»n ismot a uicmlier of or a |»ar- perty against l<aw of damage by fire, .jy ( 4 ,. su , j| jh»i|, trust, agreem<-rit. lightning or st/irm, or to tnaint.du, assra-iatlon *»r under- nid price when so regulate*! or fixed. ; HUll ,| m g ,, r s | M n t ( ,f threat* n or shall enter Into. Ims-oiii*- a inenilair of or a party U* any p»«»i. agrerment. combination contract, aswriatlon or confederalWi t*> fix or llinlt the amount nrqnantltT of any article of manufacture, marhanlsni inercliatMliw. oomnMStUy. convrniencr. repair, any product of mining, or any artt*-le or thing whataiwver or ttir prVe or pre mium U* be patd for I ism ring proper- ip -dhwmgw-~b)r -ftrrr lightning storm ryd>mr. tomad*i. or any other kind of pulley kwural t.» anv enrpnrBtinn partnership- tndtnduat would be a conspiracy to defraud, as d«-liiHtt in section 1 of this act. or to create a nKihopuiy. as defined in se*-- tions 3. 4. .*>. tt, lo and II of this any pmun or rorpnratlnft, f*»r buying from or w'lllng to anv oilier |*»-nion or iv«rporat4ot| wltoismit a member of **r i * party lo aiK-h isioL. trust, agreement, '-om hi nation. oiufe<|eriti4«i, ‘ av^rla- lUait. r*r iintlerstanding. any such 1 art tele of thing af*>fv*iaid. it shall tie a dotation of .this art. and any persm. firm.'-i ■ \ |i>«afTo*i .r a**!. me. ty - tw- siitv*i rllvd and sworn wMm« and T**r this day to Itefor* •ftie eottn- rwis —laicai. \ AihI on rrfu rwer to sat*l 4*t mi within mailing there Troop .V- tield. Tnsip ll- Lklisto. Troop TF- Jr., I‘a u< >la. Tnsip I> M. Paul. Troup t: lest on. Tro*»p F Walterboro. Tnstp <»— twin vi lie. Tn«»p tap vilk-. Tn«»p Tha Antl-Tenat BUI. After Loag De bate, Oets Through. The State Senate spent the greater part^of Thursday in considering the aatf-trust bill, wliicli lind passed the House several days airo. The delate w as long and tedious. Senator llagsdule defended it. The Democratic party to whicli we belong, lie said, has comniitted itself to legis lation of this kind, and if we go home without passing this law we will nat urally meet the approbrlum ,of the people. Mo senator can say that it is evil to undertake to control trusts and combinations. All that it is desired to do is to prevent the strangling of Competitions. This is the only plan that has ever been proposed for deal ing successfully with the trust ques tion. This very law has l*een passed in Texas and has l*ecn proven satisfac tory and efficacious in that State. Senator Manning said he could not support this bill as it is presented here. Like other Democrats on that floor lie was opposed to trusts and no one. who is tphareful. oliserver of the Uun&ciui fail to regard with alarm the tenden- rv to-dangerous aggregation of wealth into combinations that fend to crush out legitimate competition—but lie would address himself to one particu lar question in this hill, the affidavit clause. ,. „ Senator Aldrich then t**ok the.floor against the hilt. Hr declarecFthaT ho knew of no groat demand for this leg islation. He knew of no corporation which has made itself obnoxious on the grounds usually urged ' against Capt. A. D. Richbourg. j trusts. Re said this is a peculiar bill. He can't understand It and he didn't believe anybody understands it. An other objection is that it t*rands a man who enters into a coni lit nation MpeclAl Trains I Vegan Thetr Jour- * •* ' * ' * * jt ‘ neyN to the City by yhe Sea on Friday Morning With the Boys. “ • Friday tlie citizen soldiery of South Carolina, thanks to the general as sembly in providing transportation, moved in a body upon Charleston, and pitched, their tents on the exposition grounds. The big parade, exhibition and review took place Saturday In honor of Washington’s birthday. There was at least three thousand men in camp on the grounds near to the model camp of the United States marines. These latter have been in Chariest*m since the first of December and will remain until the dost; of tlie exposition, it being their special duty to guard the government exhibit. THK PARAT>E. The parade was commanded by Gol. Wilie Jones. The following companies from tlie country participated: KII18T RKOI*ENT CAVALRY. Grow Excelsior Cotton and Get Ricli. \V« hop* all visitors to the Interstate and Wo^t India i Ex- petition whoaro interested in Cotton, will ».•»* the Excelsior Pro- fjflp Cotton Exhibit This masrnirtewit exhibit of Cotton was grown and contributed frdm the oritfinitor farm. There we see. Excelsior Cotton groWn in all its glory; as fine specimens as tis possible to grow. To see it is hut to admire this beautiful exhibit, we defy competition; seeing is believing Excelsior Cotton Ex hibit shows the stalks with their frnit in its natural position, just as they grow in the field, without any artificial coloring This exhibit cannot but fail to attiact the admiration of Cotton*grow- ers. ’Tis a fine object lesson, which we are proud t'> present to the public. Something new—large bolls, small seed, clusters well around stalk, with superior lint and staple. ' I bis cotton stood first at Arkansas Experimental Station and also first at Charleston Exposition. Price: one bushel, $1 50; five bushel lots, $6 25; ten bushel jots, $10. Address t I A ■ u Excelsior Seed Comp <uy, t BENNETTSVILLE, 3. C. Capt. N.U. Evans, Fkigc- -Capt. M. M. Seabrook, < apt. It. C. Richardson, The World’s Greatest Feier Medicine. For all form* of f«ver take JOHNSON’S CHILL Atfo FEVER TONIC. It U 100 time* bolter than quinine and does In a huikI* day what alow qolola* aanoqt do In 10 day*. D’« iplendld euro* are In atrlklnx contrail to the feeble cures made by quinine. . COATS 50 CENTS IP IT CURES. II Capt. T. S. Slnkler, Char- Capt. IX C. Heywarri. Capt. W. A. Sauls, Gilll- H. G.^ausey. Ku- with fraud hu&iuuia rr] for 1 inquiry thirty •Ik** flf I *la) fai; ■n fat s fn* H . TlUuli K i *1* "UM LffiMrailtUng^ «• wh flrrot*'*) al»*l ad|it*l *1 llltwi flf prnamaafnyv he deemed and ad)udgvd g moalpra* . In defraud and I to the pa wait F-a aa hy tin* art Sen. X A la at*) unton. or «nmh4nau*« <w rvmwJMaiaoi, ••* alBlkati-*) uf «-apttal. rredH. pr^rrly. •WU trade rtmfeou. akill <* arta. ■<* any other valuaUe thltat *4 p*■—•—*'** by or bet mm, pev«*«M arm* *4 MT purathma ur amp* taii<-*M *4 fteam «r rewywattrnva nhervWy a nr r«tr of the purjpaea or ,J>>r*ia metithmpd la this act ta anrMBpitwd m w-wtft*' to tw amawFilalv*! <w wlirwrhv any jo* or mur* *4 aaM purpar* are |»r<- noted ur attempted (<• tar r«n-ulrel *4 named not. <4 whereby the •rtrrai re aulU drarntevt herein are re***«wMv to be pwatwed and* "■emiqaJ) a* Ihua defined and rtmtempialed in* eiwdaa out merely aueh oenhiualF*v* by and bet werti I •>> or B»4e ya-fwina. •raw or mr^walhwM a* ting f<4 them arlvea, but la eageetally defitievl lit' clod*ail affgregalF«». aaMigamaihma. afiUlathma. rewHulhtathma <4 inrvw|«»- raiiona uf capital akill. rredll. aaarla. property. cuaUmie. (ra*le. *4 •4her *al- wahie thing nr p—i-wiin whether ef- fwud by (hr ordinary aretta*' partweraiiip or by artual unnm ureter the legal form uf a r»»f|»*ralF4i *4 an laoorp*4ate«t hndy rmulting tmm th* uokw nf on* or atnre diatlm-l Anna nr aorpumkma. ur by I he puirhaar ar- qfitaltinn '4 remind *4 aharea <jr rertifi- A tea *4 aUrk ur tawnta. nr other tv 4“ porate property <4 fraid-liiwt*. arel al reirporaUtra <4 partiwraliliw tlial lu*< been or may he created by tile 04ya>4i t- -fraud * ■ *ei! gttlll y aie I ahail h ' f i i • 11 i< "busli au<! *K kraiiuc M ■r • '* . iH <i»pt daft. J. c. Capt. Ii. u. L Capt ml M Oil W - T Hal icy. O'Ka li* *u me Sam- and 1 ^utatii ihM i' -n la dare* certain tldi and every husincM when he undertal tispl is hat aey and his •lasted. Au- niuat may 1 pat ,,,1 I lw f 11 IP 4 the 4alFi u* udt «d (In iXUr ni th r w 1 id _ .vyir. , 'i wm M, Gwpt Iwta* lied Capt. II. T. Mclamaid In f.i^r |w»mM f. I the *411 I j ktttiHi *r 1 Be eanre Me and cu hr adjiidin r llereierw *.f % »*ne offer d h ti xgAttiy n de this Ull 1 Im* a crii In the St a iv rnterpr r wliether d guilty nf a erii n aald he wo*n*i amendment* t ■it at any rate ««»■* , *• elte w-d W4ue lei caught fire and this completed- the destruction. Further fighting is re ported at Mataro, lo miles from Uar- oelona, wliere a quantity of arms have i*een destroyed. Fighting is also re- ' ported at Tortoss and Tarragona, re spectively 100 and .**0 miles southwest of liaracelona. , According to telegrams received at Madrid late Thursday night from Itaroelona the street fighting there ; continues. The heavy rain which fell during the day helped to disperse the ! rl«»ters. and the authorities are tak- ; ing severe measures. A pmelama- tt< n has l^Cn Issued ordering all priv ate individuals to surrender any weap*4ia they may piawess, under pain jfif WANTED! W* *• u oc» Hu«-VeM m -re • u ‘ei'e st muo* l<-0 )in* s-i I o *iny ei< .rar qm u«v* of c U tU *aJ |*»i pa doj* iam-Ji***-'y i»f* r s r v I* aft r t> firt i»il «a epp ruoi’y iwrsip iki* »psci*i <(lrr •• oae- »« *i 1 p47 fu 1 raiirvsl f***. bo<1 take son I a < <»* ,r fli.t work S' p .rt 1 *, airnl ;f lei i-c; si-o »• 'I'fS clmp »trd. Wnie U Cl-* »of ft'i taDrjunos. Coil mb a Business Coll gr, " f COLUMBIA, S. C. 'T H Nir BEERY. Pr**»d*aL •yere penalti The rus auu* mens' aa and tlie , srr*^ _ Vim Aram w<*rk tjeftn pndilbited Forty NWiatmns have hero dtaw4ved members of their remmitleea Tbs^wwiitowa lAUMLaUlkc- and of anarehisU are beiug d and put under g iigto « i I IT He World's Greatcsl I MOT IXrAKTMT » hwltb to Hai rs have flip IN MMmua M Hr* ‘j cbte nr * j t* 7T ; apt 11 man* 1 in* It M I J. G Ilk 1. » •rv 1 a Tew r.snti V * l: eta in taut pal u $• t<tt« V ft C 'w * >4 In •Sl*t | H w 4r*m-Trtm w EKM- MKDICATKU C1QAKN Mm* - (I EKM- SMOKIKfJ TUB4000, \\ A Hi ref _ r » pfwsew rati, gnrt Light Inf41 IkB %kTtl% firffi III f 111 • h . n ■ 4 II if of II l. T -PfE i J rfwc 111 4iiif If 1 j »li»* Ui I llirrrti ‘ml AIM*’ <4 npt n ate capttat. wU«*k. aim* U. ru'd It. properties, custom, trade *4 *>>• |»- rale or firm bpkmgmgs of two *4 more firms or corporaUiHisorreuiqKinbs. .ire mpeefaily declare«t to ronsfitiite Rto- nopollA, within Um* nnaning of this act. If an created or entered Into for finy one or or more of the purpiMcs named In this act; and a '‘monopoly,’’ aa defined In this acction. is hereby de clared to be unlawful and against pule lie policy; and any and all persons. * secretary first *«r Jt *4her tini to nddrew 1(11 IfiJft! Mb |f| t lll% Hl.ll l''llft§f Ah BlJfi'll t** llAif ‘*f Ifltrfrkl **l rail*41. A9« tk«ti *4 fr»*rHr*l Ak |»f1 rf 11 «*f |li« ii*f§• »r,i* l All Imt Y It** flu! Hirt |«» crMlfi tin' %rfii' > f%*( a AfV «*l ll%il fulfil V 4111 it of • Y* ttifl It tlir o»ri»irat« I ^ImB Is* the dutv *4 the *4 state. *41 ur about lhe | ly of each rear and at such . M n Ing pre i- f - I tv ■Wwl ■bwref » and wu re f«t wm at tat mm uftft •) !•* vua Ch- BwaeSaa • • wt »•*, **• | f wmmmi m iM at •••*#•% va4 ■ a taa «aly ty tar to* Kay If treaga 9* ftf rt U •*«• •aw i>. 4> dhiaih tot l% • f *• | dffil Iky If * • I »«t , 9 ■ ^ ^ I «4 # • % Ifil 4 t* |l* ra Ca, "W* THE YOUNGBLOOD LUMBilR COVPAN_Y_ IUOU1 If aUl nf t« 11 t |fff* in* ||m| |«N|* I flf vhr I Ilf* flf** %U!r. ! Klfl) III TH* 1 goverhevt powers and W i, th P' ■em I. leeeMViiry. secretary! or treasurer of each Incorporated vs>m- 1 p.iny doing husiin-ss In this StaG*. a letter of inquiry as to wtietlier the! said re >rporat km I us all or any purl of j its iiiisliicKsor interest in or with any trust reimliiiuitioii or asMsdation of' is-rsons or shvkholderv as named in | partnership a*Mr of affidavit lierelri • lunges as mar t ni* ami requir wer un*k r *wll l**(t k'r tli*- i4t1 the aUkiatlt t tkt b> IIW- IIMiltMlMSi ..r iswied. and tin* fort prorkled with sti<- iy i» it 1 - II. ti* y F F W Tim . <1. It K*wei * apt A. -T I Hi 5 QHP'mJTj lajar. H individi •n ssary t** m«i lals and |ki d in said I k t* of the ,-uting firms, corporations or association of persons engaged therein shall lie deemed and adjudged guilty of a con- 'splracy to defraud, ami shall be mi!*- Ject to the penalties prescrilxHi in tliN act. Sec. 3. If any person, persons, company, partnership, aaaoclatlon or corporation engaged In tlie manufac ture of any art icle of commerce or con sumption from the raw material pro duced or mined In this State, shall, with the intent or purpose of driving out competition, or for tlu* purpose of financially injuring competitor^, sell at less than the cost of manufacture, br give away their manufatured pro ducts, for the purpose of driving out competition or financially injuring competitors engaged in tlie manufac ture and refining of raw material in this State, said person, persons, com pany, partnership, association or cor poration resorting to this method of securing a monopoly in the manufac ture refining and sale of the finished product produced or mined in tills State, shall be deemed guilty of a con spiracy to form or secure a trust or monopoly In restraint of trade, and, on conviction, shall be subject to the penalties of this act. Sec. 4, If any person, persons, com pany, partnership, association, corpor ation or agent, engaged in the manu facture or sale of any article of com merce or consumption, -produced, manufactured or mined in this State or elsewhere, shall, with the Intent or purpose of driving out competition, or for the purpose of financially injuring competitors, sell within this State at less than oast of manufacture or pro duction, or sell In such a way or give away within this State, their product* for the the preceding provisions of Hits I and to require an answer under oath of-the president, secretory or treasur er. or any director of said company. A form of affidavit shall lie enclosed in said letter of inquiry, as follows: AFFIDAVIT. Stole of South Carolina, County of I. , do solcnfhly-swear that I am the (president, secretory, treasur er or director of tlq? corporation knowji and styled duly incorporated under the laws of on the- day of H>— and now transact ing or conducting business in the State of South Carolina, and that I am duly authorized to represent said corpora tion in making tin's affidavit, and I do solemnly swear that the said known and styled as aforesaid, lias not since the day of -—— (nam ing the day upon w hich this act takes effect), entered into or become a mem- l>cr of or a party to, and was not on tlie day of —»— nor any day since that date, and is not now, a member of ora party to any pool, trust, agreemertt, combination, confederation or understanding with any other cor poration.. partnership, individual, or any other.person, or association of per sons. to regulate or tix the price of any article of manufacture, mechanism, commodity, convenience, repair, any product of mining or any article or thing whatsoever, or the price or pre mium to be paid for insuring property against loss or damage by fire, light ning. storm, cyclone, tornado, or any other kind of policy issued hy the par ties aforeuaid; and tliat it ha* not en tered into or licoome a memtier of. or * PailJLijL any pool, trust agreement. It appih-am** nerNliip*. slut ter of inquiry. See. u. It shall l>e tlF- duty attorney general and the pm* attorney of each circuit w here the of-1 fense Is commit D-d. respect ively, to enforce the provisions of this act. The i I prosecution attorney or solicitor shall I al ' ' institute and conduct all suits begun in the circuit court*, and upon appeal I j the attorney general shall poweeutej said suits in the supreme court. See. 10. Tlie provisions of t he fore going sections, and Hie pains and penalties provided for violations of this act shall be held and construed to Im* cumulative to all laws now in force in this State: And provided. That the provision^of this act shall not ex empt from punishment or forfeiture any person, firm, association of per sons or corporations, who may have violated or offended against any law now in existence that may lie or may construed to lie repealed by this ad or in conflict herewith: And provided, further. That nothing in tills act shall be deemed or construed to • affect any suits or prosecutions now pending or hereafter to be instituted upon any cause of action, forfeiture or penalty; accruing or to accrue prior to the date” of the taking effect of tliisact. but all such rlghjs to maintain, institute or prosecute ali such causes of action arc * IN t •rangctMirg, . <'•'infun v G Furl M*4t« t IN , S iii n 11 ** _ FI■nvpwnviv. TivwF G R ItemhrrT r< »iu in taa ; *"* (•rocnwi«d limrd*—4 Taylur. t*recnwtNid. Uompany L—OtlumhU Light In (untry, ( apt. C. T. Lipscomb, Coltini ol.i . Il« '! Mi Mi fli*’ . fJ>b» yqtafd -If — HTmH—M H'lTHMMm H * \ tier the v-mt.- refiw.t V. reinf. •nrmrnta t vt rMtr oommrncret at V alrtv U owing tn the refusal al thr (Fcl iwrrs an partt< ipair it did 0*4* hr nr grnrraJ. The pnUre at Yaletw ia isted by thr troiipw hare up k> It* •mt time tern ebtr to matntatr rr there. It Is learned that star I law ha* been pruflalmed at Man i. about -to miles nort.tosrsl.4J 'apt. Ira It. 1411 tlte atuendmeiit as foil Wit: * Senator Hvdrick * incut cxem.pting ire from tlie bill. Ho raff t< irunco c amemii kill tl# piwir in. KlamrtHl- oiii|aiiies lit nt wa> TIIIRI) UKolMENT, l»l TMDK OF CHAR LESTON. Company. F—Capt. S. M. Georgetown. Company G—Capt. Ter 'Ni iror'p* have levtipien a fft raaegK n *t H <wiHoh in twdee l*> chrek the diaitirhancca. offtc iai telegrams received here de sert tie a slight Improvement In the sit uation at Itareekma and officials to night seem more hopeful. The gov ernment decline* to publish figures *4 the casualties In the riots of Tuesday ^ HEAL THYSELF. contract; combination or confevknt- of driving out oumpe- j tkxL to fix or limit the amount of sup- , or tnaadallj Injuring S. C. Keminer lin. Klloree. NAVAL MILITIA. Third Division—Lieut.-George 1’. Klliott, Georgetown. SAVANNAH, «A., TROOPS. First Hattalion Heavy Artillery — .MaJ. W. W. Williamson. Third Division Naval Reserves — Lieut. A. C. Carter. Chatham Artillery—Capt. Geo. P. Walker.. Georgia Hussars—Capt. C. A. L. Cunningham. Killed hy Her I*<>ver. Confined to her l)ed with a badly in jured ankle, the result of a fall-last week. Miss Gertrude Gothic, aged 22 years, was shot dead Thursday by her lover, George Sutton, aged l!i years, who, vvith his mother, had gone to the young woman’s home in West Philadelphia to pay a visit. Still stand ing lieside the hod. Sutton sent n hnl- let into his own breast, but his at* tempt to end his own life was defeated . , .... .... , . 1 i by hospital physicians who say he will hereby reserved to the State in the recover. The young couple had lieen same manner,and with the same effect friends for years, but differencesJn re- adupted. *. Senator Aldrich nth red an amend- j ment to exempt farmers' organization* I and Wednesday. It Is Inferred fnun Ward. | from tlie provisions of the hill. Thi.-. private information received here that , was li*n. , 40 persons were killed, and 2oo Senator Aldrich then 'offered an wounded during the encounters of amendment to exempt companies those days, and that 500 arrests have ' formed to develop timber lands. This been made. | too was lost. Tlie hill was third reading. then ordered to its ARTILLERY USED ON RIOTERS. as if this law had hot been passed. ItoblMMl His Own Car. The officers along the border are watching for Frank McCarthy, a Wells-Fargo messenger, who is alleged ligion, youthfulness and parental ob jections prevented them from becom ing married. ' '' Wlnthrop College. Tlie State Senate spent most of to have robbed ids car at San Luis Wednesday in delating tlie Winthrop Potosl, Mex. The story (4 the dls- college appropriation. The bill as it appearance of McCarthy as told tlie came to the senate made the amount office rs is tliat lie jumped from his 150,000. The committee on finance vantage point the guns could sweep egr Just as the train was leaving San amended to make It 156,000. and Sen- i the surrounding street. Lui* INtUKi. and It Is claimed took ator Henderson offered a substitute When tlie final clash with the I Hght leg was eyt off below the knee 1 with him between l-ti.oooand MO.OOu making it 160,000. After a two troop* occurred, continues the dis- and his right ars'and side mangled.- He is thought to hare boarded a hours debate pro and oon the Hender- ~ freight train muring juat behind thr sun a mend oh nt Was lust by a vote of one lie had>ft and to have oime north 20 to 14. Senator Sharpe’s amend- to> Monterey. McCarthy suua learned, ment ’to mak* the Five Hundred Person* Itcportnl Kill- ,f«l and Many Wounded. The strikers Wednesday in Barce lona murdered three workmen who wished to resume work. The proprioy tor of .a bakery, who raised the price' of bread was also killed. It is hourly becoming more apparent that anar chists are tlie prime movers in the incipient revolution. The markets are without provisions and the strikers are preventing the slaughter of ani mals. Additional reinforcements of troops are arriving. The mob stormed Sahadcll. not far from Barcelona and secured forty rifles, bntrthey were sub sequently recovered by the troops. A message to the Exchange .Tele graph company from. Barcelona via Perpignan Franco, says a tierce battle has lie fought between the troops and the rioters in the suburbs of Barce lona known as Sano. Before the en gagement tiie cavalry and Irffantry had iieeu posted at the most danger ous points and a Held battery had been located on the plaza, from which {iometime Yob Hhall Know. 1 Eugene Held.) Last night, my darling, as you slept. 'I thought l heard you sigh, -And to your little crib I crept. And watched a space thereby; And then I stooped and- kissed brow For, oh, I love you so— You are too young to know it now, But some time you shall know. Ton «an do *o by getting uti# at owe Fam Iv Madif-tne Cw—. an.) Tbe Home Ptiy* rlaa." Th— are "Ai-tlve rrtnri|>l«~ iboS • hole tlragi Medlrloe*. nil l'li>•K-Uiiia um* them for quirk and •uiy» -e*n:t No. I Cbm taw. No. X Cam fttW haiot free with either roar. M**h Cuao owner entitled to freecon- •u'tntton from th'* offl.-e. Write for free •eoiplee of our -‘After Oluner PUl,” It ruree •tomerh and Liver dlaemee. Agenta Wauv- ed HOME UEMEIlY (XL, -*n An (tell UTdg.. Atlanta, Ua. Send for Catalogue, AJJr— W H. Mnofeat, OtLoal Court Straognpker.) Praoidtsi ' MACKKAT 8 HrHINKSsCoLLKGK, COLUMBIA. 8 C An Important IM-ciftion. The Augusta Chronicle says “l your may be interesting for the lady schoo teachers to know how.far they have a right to go in the matters of society and licaux. A court ruling Ills recent- Some time when, in a darkened place l)C( ’ n made In Martin, Fenn.. which Where others come to weep, throws some light on the subject. Your eyes shall look upon a face T ,le trustees of the Hall-Moody In- Calm in eternal sleep; stitute in ,tf)e town named recently The voiceless lips, the wrinkled brow, discharged Miss Copass because she Tlie pat ient smile shall show— either entertained company or went are too young to know it now, -- - - 1 J some time you may know. Look backward, then, into the years, AndWe me here tonigtit; See, Omv. darling, how my tears Are falling as f write; The Yob at Bl\f! out "fully three nights a week," hold ing tills enormous amount of dis sipation necessarily prevented her from doing good work. But Miss Copass in- dignantly denied the right of ‘‘a And feeK.onee more upon your brow P^** 1 °ld fogies" to limit tier social \of' of it and brought suit to compel them cither to reinstate her or pa)' her for the time covered by her contract. The judge sustained Miss Copass and confounded the "old fogie" trustees. "Three nights a week,” lie ruled, "is ^..j . « °^ n » w h?Ji!l£r tJtic lady.’*ioau toirihle accident happened as a result ^^ s . <,n three evenings or whether of which the three persons in the build- dlv,des her time in various ways.” itlg were dangerously and perhaps there are those of tlie lady schools fatally Injured. Th« flywheel ot the J 1 ®* 01 *®™ f)efor c whose eyes this writ, larger engine which runs the trolley ,1K wi * 1 w ho "would like toso^JJJ’y cars burst, destroying the engine and | hoard attempt to regulprtT rtgtt w The kis.\<)f long ago— You are top young to know it now, But sormyime you sliajl know. Wheel Bursts. Wednesday) night at the power house of thd Spartanburg Railway, Gas and Electric Power company:. generator. Lautens Wilson, night j I am to make w^iih ,' n engineer, was fearfully hurt. i|| g Ifcntlemen friends." » • Collapse of a Church. V patch, tor artillery wa* brought into I Hope of his reeovrry Is given up. Rob- j action and raked street after street, ert Sample, colored, night fireman. The rioters engaged the batterto* at was killed. T. It Pike, white, who The snow storm Friday-night caused t St John A. M. E. church. Spar- burg, to euilapae. The new pa*t.)r and congregation. wt>> b roo# of the striven to hard to build tKt* torn udf and tha window* Aa appeal to all the hat