The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 12, 1911, Image 4
SANK HER FOE
. » i ' '
Hit At Holey, t Citfe^erite Sub ni*
no, Pr»ve4 a Saccess.
WAS FIRST OF ITS KIND
>v?
Operated by the Confederate* In and
About Charleston Harbor, and
Finally Went Out to Ben and Hank
the Vnlted States Sloop of War
Houm tonic.
The submarine boat, according to
the popular Idea. Is a most modern
device, falling. Into the Hying ma
chine, wireless telegraph age. Ag a
-matter of-faetr lAa submarine of to * snWnrg other things:
day has yet to demonatrste Us mer-
Ita as a Hghtlng craft, though theo
retically U could accomplish won
ders. Though boats of this kind
were owned by the United State*,
Russia and 'span, not one went In'o
action durlny either the Spanisj-
Ame-lcm " the RitMO Japsneae wsr,
whereas, S' long ego as I SCI. a sub
marine torpedo boat did go Into ac-
1 tlon. attacking and sinking a man-
of-war. ,A
This distinction, saya Harpers
Weekly, belonjca to the Con federate
States submarine Hunley, and crude
and Imperfect , aa waa that strange
craft; Its general plan has been fol
lowed In 'he most modern subma
rines. The Hunley was constructed
/ )n the Iron work# of Parka A Lyons,
at Mobile, Ala. For her bull the
builders used what waa moat avalt-
H b1e—an ordinary cylinder boiler,
forty-eight Inches In diameter and
twenty-five feet long The limited
Interior space was still farther re
stricted by partitioning off com.'a i-
ments for water ballast, the tanks
being filled and emptied by valves.
Heavy pieces of Iron were bolted
to the keel in such manner that they
could be detached by the craw from
the Inside in case It should become
necessary to rise quickly to the sur
face. The screw propeller was at
tached to a shaft runnln? through
the boat. On this shaft were set
eight cranks at different angles
These cranks were grasped and
worked by the men, who s-t upon
the port aide, the shaft being sup
ported bv brackets on the starboard
So confined was the space that when
the men were In their places If was
Impossible to move from one end of
* ttw boat to the other
The commanding officer's position
was In the bow. whence he controlled
^ U»e rudder and the two Iron fins
v whlch_sen». the boat up or down Tlx-
. , officer^alto attended the torpe io. the
total armament of the boat. This
was a copper cylinder bolding about
ninety pounda of eiploslvea. fastened
upon the end of a boom twenty-one
foet long, which extended from the
nose of the craft. The only means 01
securing a fresh supply of air after
the boat hid dived was to conic to
(be surface and remove a batch cov
er
Upon the completion of the Hunley
at Mobile. It was decl led th it Char
lesion harbor offered the best field
for operations, ond she was accord
Ingly moved to that city by rail Tlx
narrstlve of her subaequent rar**e:
la brief, but the story glows witii
heroism and devotlou
Despite the strange nature of the
craft. It was not found difficult to se
cure a crew, and all was soon In
readiness for an eipelltlon aga ust
the blockading fleet The crew took
their places, the hatch covers were
^about to be bolted In place, wlx-n
^Ahlle still alon?a!de the dock, tlx-
boat wag swamped by a heavy aweli
aod every man aboard was drowned
Sh^ was raised, and another crew
volirpteered. Again, and In almost
the «ame manner, the boat wa>
sw-amhed at the dock, alx men per ?
Xj^lng \
After\th!s occurrence the boat w^
turned over to her builder. Capt
Hunley, 4nd a volunteer crew fron
Mobile, m^n who bad assisted in her
building, were more or less familiar
with the cri^ft, and who. hearing of
the two dlias^ers at Charleston, had
hastened to ofter tfcelr services.
This time It seerael as though all
things were to\ work satisfactorily
The men took thtplr place*, the hatch
covers were bolted down, the' line,
were cast off, the'boat moved aw ,a\
from the dock and dived gracefulh
amid the cheers of the spectators
Minutes pissed, theA an hour, but
the submarine did not reappear
Upon Investigation It wAs found that
the boat had driven her nose Into
the soft mud of the bottolp with such
— force as to render it Impoaslble for
-the crew to back o# and fjse to the
surface. All had died froxA auffoca
tlon. - \
The Hunley was raised ahd pre
pared for sacvlce again. Already she
had claimed twenty-three victims, but
a fourth crew stepped forward, In-
- stantly when a can ror volunteers
was made.
No further trouble was expe
enced. and this crew spent som
, time In getting thoroughly acquain
ad with the boat and her possibili
ties. practicing and rising. It vvas
- found that in comparatively em/oth
water it waa possible to make a
speed of four miles an hour,/but If
^ tH* water waa rotf^a not nrarly so
. ood time could be made. At a test
HW time n woald be p^salble to
th# Scat tubttwgfea, she was
.t- alto wed to lie upon the ^ottom until
the men could endure th* lack of air
■O longer—for two-tpura sad thir-
tr-flrtnilButes.
.Aa the boat,
I ©aly be
it wma n
Mtadt which the
“A
.SAFELY INVESTED
WHERE THIEVES CANNOT BREAK
Til ROL L II AM) STEAL.
HOUSE FIRED
KILLED BY BANDITS
“('trcult Rlider'a Wife" Htetcs That
"Major Portion of Wealth of Lun
dy Harris Was In Heavenly Seeun-
tlea.
County Court Clerk Hunt, of Dav-
1 Ison county. Term , In calling upon
Mra. Cora Harris (author of 'I he
Circuit Rider's Wife”) to flirnrah TH
Inventory yf her husband's entile,
of which she had been ma !e execu
trix. recelVed a most remarkable and
unique reply from Mrs. Harris. Af
ter saying tnat she did not know how
to make the inventory and apologiz
ing because she had not known it
was her duty to do so, she says
"It Is not with the Inten'lon of
rhowlng an egregious sentimentality
that I say 1 find it Impossible to kIm-
you a complete and sutlsf.ic.or- -n
ventory of the est.ito of Lundy II
Harris. The part that I *.l»< t*
small that Ir is tn-'lgn , (i''ant *» u
misleading At the time of tiis death
he had $2.".S In his purse, Jllfi in
tbe Union Hank and Trust Uomponv
of that city, about 400 boobs and
the coTn ip which he was burled,
which cost about |H5. The majoj
m-rt of his ©state was Invested in
heavenly securities, the va'up m
which have been variously d.-eiared
'n this' world and highly taxed by
t-hA various churckcs. but never.
le In-estid every year not les
i usually more) thin J 1.200 in char
Ity. so secretly, #o Inoffenslv. ly and
so honestlv that he was never sir
[■ected of '>elng a ph lanthropls' nrix
• ever praised for his generosity. Hi
pensioned an old out-nst woman in
Harron county, an o’d soldl-r it
N’ashvlile. He S'-n,! two little negm
boys to school, and supported for
'hree years a family of five who
-ould not support themselves. lie
ontrlbuted anonymously to every
-harlty to Nashville;-every oil ma o
interested 'n a btn -voient obie't r>-
'elved his aid: every child he l:n r ’
■xac'ed and received pinny toil
from his tenderness. He supporte
■he heart of every man wImi con
flded In him with encouragement and
iffection.
"He lltoially dll forgive his e-e
mlea and suffered mart} r !om h' :
tember 19. 191". after emJ.ir.ug
'hree years of persecution witho''
complaint. He considered bmiseli
me of the chief survivors »• i v --
ever re’ognlrcd as one of tix- : .re
bondholders In heaven.
"You can see how largo his e-ot'. I \f c
was and bow ilitlicult it v. oul I ' — i -
-ompute Its value to a- i-i f irti s ;
vou the hi-.cNorv jmii n riln- for > ,
record on voui books 1 liavc given | i ;d
on faltbfullv eur-h t'- nis as huvi 'r o
■ome wlt' ln mv k .owle e j 'or t
" ’llii erol > va ->i rs I leg
By Police (o Smoke Oul Anarchists and
S x of Tk(n Are Birntd.
BATTLE IN THE STREET
The (.’reatest Evcitement Spreads
Throughout Oty of liOiidon an (be
Trapped Men Resist Arrest and
I'lre on Soldiers 111131 Police From
the Windows of a House.
One of the most remarkable crim
inal outbreaks that h-8 ever oc-
urred In Kngland t' ok plme In I.on-
don In broad daylight Tuesday noi
far from the heart of the ritv. A
band oTSuspected anarch-sts- directed
its deadly fusilade from a ixillding
teniporardv r-unverted into a r o>-t--fs<
against huc'lre it of .(r 1 ' .-' .'ol-•»
1 ne*n rdn'oi -eil by troops an 1
cuar 'so’'ll monti'ed and on foot
v lx> had be-si -u, d ts,. •■•■mi’ia's. tin.a 1
v sett rig tiie 1 1 their fort r<-:--es and
demolishing It. Pi\ <if the ('erpe rn-
’o°s were burned to death in the
rc'ns of t!’>dr improv s-d c : t.a-le|.-
A T.on lon disnateh says t tie east
m 4 was- thro-vtt in'o rettt - ©ve-R©-
ment by a pitched battia iietuecu
^r-ve-, ) hundred pn'-iee and a baiul
of men s-ispecie<l of lodne the inur
terers an I Itie friends of the mur-
\YHO HELD IP TRAIN AND
ROBBED THE PASSENGERS.
txrx-p t.f three polic
ti vv ho
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and intii
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One of the Colored Porters on the
Train Shot and Killed and Wound
ed Another.
Southern Pacific train No. 1, the
ovet land limited, westbound, was
I held up by two masked bandits at
an early hour Tuesday morning a.t
Reese, nine miles west of Ogden.
Utah. One ne.-ro porter, William
Davis, was shot and Instantly klllel
rind another porter, A. W. Davis, was
moftnlly wot.r.del. A passenger was
slightly wounded.
O-io hundred passengers on the
train were relieved of their valu
ables The robbers did not attempt
to et er the express ear but devoted
their entire attention to the Pull
mans, wb«re they ma le a rich baul
imonv •’« Ua'lfornia bound pas-
,,,11.,, u ■ci. ug t ti-* r un for -not -
than an hpur
The tnl-i nroeee led westward. No
-nesti-eer es aped the robbers and
'be trainmin also lost their monev
aid jewelry. At 12:20 Tuesdav
nrtm'ng Uondtictor Uunningbam ad
vised ti-.e super'nten 'ent’s office at
Me en of 'he hohlrp. The sheriff
and potfrn department were imtnedi-
at, Iv notiflci and i>osses left the city
f ,»r the “ceor- of the holdup in auto
mobiles and on a spe'ial train
■'os^-es front the ne .rity to.vns are
c-i ing toward Reese.
Tan ma-keid men atoppe 1 the train
t th» li’Me wat-ring station by
-’■rn-.-irc (be red Hg’-t on the signal
-'and towari the apitrnach'ng lo’o-
t ve As It came to a standUilt
1 e '.and covered the engineer ami
'fi ••enTrtTvv rH'”"tbei r revolvers an! held
’'■m until the conduetor rushed up
v in-rw'tg t,» t'-e delay. He. too
v ■- I ’a -ed and g"ar *.
One of 'he rob'-ers left the train-
THEY All LEFT A Household Remedy
A Trifdy (f ike Old Ocean Tbat H.s
Rcmaiifd a Dead Secret.
Which Worki From Outside
WHAT BECAME OF THLIH?
; he tot fcuR in the
1 o-hond vac 1 fed be
111 rt, -v i n g 1 1 n, n f
u r 1 r»‘. pPo^Ofl rn
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for.
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■ is '-ompan on and
tir'ed through the train from the
forward et.d. lie encountered two
'■rt rs on tils wav and when they
! : r'-canb d his comman is he sh 't
■ >• 'own acd vxour- led another A
tx lo ts a.•'-a nger a', o was wounded
! " (• ,b<i-s a■ o 11 si •! the oc ipatt-y
f : ix- cars tod when t'-'o holdup ap
,•.■ r■ d w'h an open sack an I a tyren-
:'.g p.-fo'. th' pH'-S'ti era wrrir per
“• • H- v. .il'r.g "o contribute /fo his
db t on He went thr ugtr the en
:••• • r.itn. .-to.'i-tng at every herfh
o.! ::: a!; 1 "Mf i d d t,. r ate rfe t rch Af
• - r p|- • ing tbeir w/>rk ti.e ro.,-
j- • d ro v •• aw a v in a At b'.-ie
\'o :f f. ur ■ V-s ^t-om R->*se they
tv.1 g'rls w y. wcr.- n-f nrnitie
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The Mysterious Disappearance of the
Officers and Crew of a Schooner
Found Sailing Along Which Has
Never Been Satisfactorily Ex
plained or Accounted For.
The mystery of what became of
the master and crew of the British
bark Inverneshlre, which sailed from
Hamburg for Santa Rosalia, Cal.,
and waa found at anchor and aban
doned off the Falkland Islands re
calls vividly to the nautical minds
he i of H ' t-r'g M i--- ''ete ,
\>w York. f oi nearly forty years the
prize riddle of the sea.
The Mary Celeste sailed from New
York for Genoa with a cargo of pe
tro'eum and alcohol. She was com
manded by Capt. < Benjamin S
Briggs of Marlon, Mass., with Albert
G. Richardson of Stockton, Mr, as
first mate; Andrew GrIPng of New
York as set-on 1 mate arpd; E.dwgrd,
William Head of New Yofk. VolkWt
’.orenzer, Arlen Harbehs. B. X-d-.
renzer and Gottlieb Geodshood, all
of Germany, as the crew. The cap-
t-'ln's wife and small child ykere al
on bbard. -/
The brig was In flrst-/la«s condi
-Ion, well manned and/well equlppe.'
n every way, and ynen she saile'
'rom New York ort November IT
’272. tbe whole lyhlp's company w -
'’appy and con’ented Yet none o'
! hem w as eveX again seen, dead or
alive. The ^st'k was found on O'
oniber 4 .dff the Azores, driftin.
aimlessly/about In light winds, with
her head sails set and all her othc
ccnvu^/dow n.
re was nothing to show why
e/nad been aban'oned or what ha!
^orrte of 'rer peosde Site was th -
bund lay th<- brl r L>e1 Grat,a f'ou
New- Yo'k for the Med;’*' ran. a
■nd atfcr n caref il eran-.lra: on Ui
• 'In M lorebou^e of the lie' Gratl
•'lit a prize crew on board an 1 see
her I’-to Gibraltar where sh, arrlv- 1
on De'emfcer 12. Ik72. an! »a
turned over to the almlr.a'ty co ; •
Iter ow tiers ref :s>'d to pay the heav
-.slvage demanded and let the salvor,
• ako her
Among the officers' eTe'"» wh-- b
were sent home w as the ;::,V •'» ! g
i" ! this, w 1-h other art:, ',-a v .1-
r* Mtrr., >1 ’<> the father of t
il'o- t ^ e 1 :■ t e The"!<»'e A* R : "
, ui of St o 'k t on O’i e -'g'-'.tV .ir • a ■
-< 1 g,-. ti.e bis' w ritten. a; >->• i
- w e log:
" Fat-nv my dear w : fe
Whether 'iiese w ords w w -!•-• •
■ v t'- e mate merely as an , - .
CHESTOL
{(Chest Ointment)
Will Relieve Quickly Croup. Coughs, Colds, Pneumonia .and all
(ections of Ch^si and Throat
Its sSslaacy has b««a sstsBllsfis* »t« sraitl»*i> ssw-
* ibs large asm Mr sf uasgllclts© tastinaoBls’s fi»*» * T 'a*»>
*»» used this ratusdy
Use Freely and RUB! RUB! RUB
Now sold hV all medicine dealers Should be in every Mont
25c Everywhere.
Man wanild oats cussifx- column
BIT HE GOT FIVE THOUSAND
BUSHELS OF FUSSY CATS.
iil stitutlon of Wrong letter In an
Advei tlseuienl Causes Trouble ami
I loods a Town.
Tbe sub'll'ution of a lower-ca<t)
etter "c" for the letter "o" in an
1! v erthemynt in the Sioux City,
tn aiia an 1 local newtpapsrs ha'i
, s> d .1 vhn C Trotbers. a grain
o-pr'hant of Nellgh, Neb , all kin is
of trouble.
T rot hors, wishing to replenish hU
■ p v f )Hs. concluded to adver-,
Writ ng hla adve-t!rement on
, t-. r - r ‘j.- r , he manifolded It and
o; b-s 'o the newspapers aa fol- |
1 ru„lied (I'oTei 'le I - r.,r t miHry -
One nun re . u ., » v j »
flvs &uu,-,ret, 141u.iid.s F ■ '' B'v»-
iHUcr. I.nhtco'i. v 't nve-'v
Mill* g* U t
BUe Flour, 1'Hi 'ox* fr.st, Ric.*.
Flour H».> Gi vin Bran Chops
C. S Meal and etc Albert Bl*
choff and Co 3 1 FIGa'.etl, -4trs-t
Ubarlesti'ii S U
Uollirli ,ell muu ante, ,I lxi»«- ! V*
^er d-n r., h l ” Vt»ke 12b dall)
Full or xart fmi Hegu.iisrx Is-
vestlgft't '’loti* H s’- r> Box
4 0 2 X W-St )'•: 1 ' telpti :a I’t
Girl or \Yu:i no. • 1 h
pay -X le. t -ft -g as
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1 o bushels of cats. Will'
s’ market price "
■ -'nr the error he awaited j
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» hu 1 descriptions com |
1 arr vc consigned to Troth ^
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■ : on 1 \ (,. • con J,■ t u re
hlf g else •,bo ;» ’ h»
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1 ! • ht t hot ,1 ml k ' Bed Jon \\ t
'» gitest. ndi-tak'ng-h:m for a -urc
ar The 'ragedy occurreil at lllrk-
'arm. four m.les from |),, I u. i',i
•Vvatt got up during tix ni-’tit an 1
'eft the room while l'*^ks u ij 1
-sleep. The ex-sheriff awoke a shot t ! 1
!me after and called several finx’sl
0 the man whose dim out'ine
aw Upon r Tetv ng no an wer,
hot Hie unknown W), n Hi,
ougiit to aw aken Wvat:, Ixmi
t ought still In I •ed. he ’is over •,!
had killed : is friend The d.-a 1 in
Ivel on an adjoin tig plantaU.
licks Is prostrated ov, r t'-e tiTa.r
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Ousliexl in Utinic. j
F're an I panic, w hile a New Y*' ./\
•eliglous '-piebrati 'n was 11 pnerri
n a church on a haclcnd.i. n ar
.uls Uo’oso, Mexico, cost the ilyfs o'
eventeen and serious i-ju-v 0/mo r -
’an eighty, chiefly women a/d ciii!
Iren. The church, who-ly w is a
mall affair, was ;a-Ved/t.n its ui
-ost i-.apa iiv. In the ci/ir:e ef -he
eremonies. a c,audit* /< 11 from i:,
'ocket and ignited a n/:anti v of ,iiv
noss. with which tbfi bud 'lug w.m
ecorated. /
Remorse i’rompt. Suicide.
Stricken wl'h/ro:;io>>e after he had
'hot and kiibyi Henry G lbr-ath. Ins
neighbor ne,yr Ufnirle. Miss . IDs r
Tonea, a .Xa/mer. fired a liu'.iet Ini -
his own h/xd today. He is nrl ix
!>ected to/r.-edver.
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f
*' a Hov e
only nhrt necessary to bring
the sun-face for sn observation, would
he observed on a fairly dark nigh:,
where,ip the officer of tlx* submarine
ciyiild readily distinguish a man-of-
ar.
Many attempts were made to reach
the blockading veiseis of the har
bor, but as the nearest lay twelve
dies away, U wits found that only
under the most propitious conditions
wout!d It be possible to go so far out
ana, get back under the shelter of the
fort* before dawn.
CoVidltlong seemed, ^favorable on j upon the p >:x,
the lyth of February, lSfi4, how-!low.
ever, and late in the afternoon the As the 2ie
Hunley\ slipped silently toward the
harbor tipouth, never to return.
It wa*\ not until tne ciose of the
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flamtiiowev-
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to the top Mo
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2 o'clock the w'l’ole , , iut'd:-i
dimes and the d, sp -: ado, k.
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1 ■ r-o • •• of he' f i'l a ’ t ra ' 1 her
• "•1 r w ’ov ran info the room.
T 1 ■• )■ ru' 1 r 'll"'- e 1 out f .r w'n-
ow end .-<<• i ••ed It is !Kdl°vel t'mt
“ 'as on til- fa e tna'ks of tiie h'lr
' bv Miss U n ' -n The art!-
:rten 'ed to take away
were found onfsTie the w 'n 'ow
b V| xv I”, 1 ud■',] a 1 i r :e n 1 -ii'ie- of w d-
1 n : 1 ■- n’° l.e’on'i n g to a sl-ter
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''ni a c’u-' not in' h s as y t devel-
is to vho t'>e l)"rg , ' , r wots or
in what Hrert on he has fled.
,-d ’a f T 1, irsd iv. \)-
'o t ' as !;e -n ma 'e t>'
l.lve Stock lj«->t Yx-nr,
T'x-re was shixpe t info Uhicsgo
Hr 'ng ibid, t 1.920.20/* head of live
' h acmrding to the ai-.mial ro-
-nre-of the Un’nn '’fo'k Ya r ds com-
■ r \ lost ss-ied Tiie report sl ow s
■ n iniff-xe of 14 1.000 rattle 90,-
>"ii c■ * 1 ve.s rpfi-.oon sh-ep and a de-
1 re i'.-e of 1’,! 7 700 ho s and S2.00O
' 'r-x' as ompired with the previ
ous year It fo.-k 2ftt7,700 ears 'fo
'.x 1 the Mve s’oek. which Is valued
it f2■/b.o00 0Of,.o00.
g was n 1
in 1 lx*. -
h< > fV e !
!,ers be
l oi-nd in Sivamp.
T'-e mrUatlv decomposed iiody of
| 'ohn Owens, of Amer'cus, Ga., who
j r- xntly iisapnrared from his hom-i,
■s found Mxii ’ay afternoon In Mm k
j'.'e Swamp, lb: ex mile* from that
i td x-e. It is t'eBfved tie w andered
itToni home while temporarily out of
j ‘ ! s mind and died'from exposure.
ane a ' d it a p • > a -ed
: r :■ 1 ’y ranne ] y
■ k .-n i ro-n a !,, k e-
• ( ! tl i I' ? v> as n
s e tii but f >r ' h >- 1 •
s' , r:t ry in the !o- . t' *
* men cor 11 ave swor 1
at y
1 <
Th.-y catne from the
the North and South
lie Sort K w e»te-n r uu
ed He » h* be'tig B .■ s
cais Bnd wire I itie
n !,-nt for instruction* Th«' Nottli ■'Ih>,
■ >• knowing what el»e to - vs
1 b u k ■ j i’t’'-'
i-e a ’ .•*•* not accepted " 1 ’ n
a-a con’ nuel to arrive and • o' *-
• r,-'used to act ept the *
, 1 s , ro p'rs did not end • » r*
’ x s a .1! town ha ! learne !
■ -s In ’ 4 -e ma r ket for cats
e"■ ed to eaten the »trav*
• 'm-m to h's p’are of !,u I-
■ ■•: ,- uvs l''»t * ex|i he re
n v as five hundr*! cats
n by ,ov» and th'ee and
. 1- m 'iiv coming by rai!
-• m ,','■! tlia' 'ully five tho *-■
‘xsv,* ben shipped into N'e-
•' c end it md yet Thev i.rui- As
:■ '■ c a nr since «nd the cl-v ■ :
— a •<■,,( to take tel'on and
s’a ghte-ofthean!tn»* ' 3"c ss
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Bi \t K BEI T OF < Kl KLTY.
K e.v ,8*nl ‘-.r. 1 been abandon'd w
1 ;*:i hear Her running rig • Kg w : -
I -■ rope'!v mad,- fist and six’,
li’e,) n»it'y on deck or over '
; ns The , ompan'onw avs were
a''- ■ •: r x e t m . s c la. ir on t 1 e r 1
of 'he ilfle rii.lret ore.ill n til
a’-’n and -hildre’Us' toys w er.- s >’
-,rel upon the floor In the .r
•in's p'lU-room his go! I wn'-h h.r/
it the heed of his i.erth and in h ■-
I'e .ft room the Impress of a chl' i -
1 e.ftd wit. dlsflnet upon the piliow
In the cook's xa'ley the copper
were on the stove, and meat In x-"
ess of prepxrat on w-as on the ’al,',
In the forecastle t K e nien htl no*
■ilMurbed Ihelr cho*'!*. no efi,thin-
■ as mlss'ng. an 1 even money h , I
been left he'-ind It was pla n tha
•he crew- had left her very f iildeniv
That the boat was lowered away ,v
a h irrv and with some eonfi sion w ir
!n Meted by a broken davit.
In the 2k year* tha" have e'a: sc 1
since the Mary fi-leste. was a'anj
'oned 'ountles* Ftoriev all more n\
lee* fanciful, have Ireen written aboxE
' er. and numerou* tlteorde*Uiave !• 'ey.
advanced In explanation of . this
greafe*! of s< a riddles. MutTny. dis-
etfe and piracy have been sugece'e 1
In 1S77 a story was 0! cuRtcl to the
effect that Mate Richardson had
been seen hiding in the West IndT*.'
and that he and member* of the crew
had murdered the capta'n and stolen
many thousand* of dollars that tU,->
v r-s'cl wa* carrying. As a m.at'er of
fact, the Mary CVir*te carried no
money of Any amount.
Tho oryly rrxsonaiile oxpl.anat'on t*
that htyr master and crew fiecam,-
Rut tile* ft ‘Han J.trr of Bird* in the
South for Millinery.
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r. .. ] tl vrUons of the Soutfier:
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• * • H t ' ,
■•ft due o
'a , s a " eiHed "the bla k belt of
m, d . i- •
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1 ’ . c r t Ue
• ,* f :n the magazine of an Ainer
Up' 1 ■*
U . ft , r ,
f
. ft-.d ,
an >■,:,■!> for tfie I’rxven'lon of
t h © «f t 1
♦» V . *
'•• ’'v ’o Anlmaia iasued fr m New
’ . n 11 v r
r •
C M !
orr V..ndiy The bulletin take-
ni i k • «
, 4 , , ,
' * ^ fii ’ n n ’
;. :!,e ; laughter of blr la for nillII-
for pric
/m 1 • yi
B Uftr’i’
<•: . I• h >> a In [tart:
Box I 1 u
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"Tfi“ strut l.| r d laws of the Nortn
an txvir (ount for much If our
• n oulrr to
l ri 1 r• '< 1 mi •
b f fi r r i ‘
<■ itfiiT* d neighbors hive to face an
Si'rex ii ,
' I " 4 ’
, - d vt 4
rd,• 1 ! o’ si. it and unmerciful cruel-
fle d t’8
^ : *■
O - * »
v in the'r winter abode* In Geor-
h t v# no*
■ I ...
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a c.n 1 t 1 e t'.irollnaa the wholeaa'o
% 1 . © •% ' •
W *
•»
*
1 '• : of songbird*, protected in
h"u•’» r■ <!
1 ^ ■ fi <
©
<■ v orth, i* widely practice 1.
!*r » « r
t 8 ,,f ..f .4
•J
i ■ © n <1 On » >
"It is in ordinary »ight to ace ne-
l' - • 1 «(■»
•' '. 1 '
V , !t B k
ro ’o s conilnv Into the town* in
1 ’' 8 Tl f ‘
- . r l ,
• M
r « t
Hu* early morning carrying long
• t ■!;: - ; of de’d ro'-iin* Some of our
er'
ie 1 son. bird* are netted at v\aMt<-,1-
■ >. ( ■
H-ri' roosting ground* and thousands
re « Hietirne* secure! In a night,
Viflv tt'x c 'b-e !drd« be'ng used ana
11a <>•’.»' * t v row u away.
" VourTiing dove* which In North-
-n States are preserved by corumen
ui' -nt bv sportsmen and repay the
our: sy by diligent work against
inset ts, are tr'-p|ied by thouaan's in
- 1 k* Mith. F’lorida has been for
g
■a-a t'-e sceno of the barbirtc
v’a 1;g tor of the snowy heron* and
•re's, tin'll the beautiful hlrdft are Sotitlivveftt /,«><,: uiu's t
,i
v *
C h ; : d 11
• h a r * )i« »
IVoor* and l'>
«''d six : xX ..
I -irr-hcr C'n -’• 4 • • ft *■-- «. *
>... re ■ ■ v e : v "1! •- * ; , l.oruSar » ,
MIHwork und w|,o“e watchword b
Qua Mr . ,v , , 4 1
her "x ix; . u v v a '.
for price, m ,,, > , ,
«>,’ ■, 11
ow the verge of extinction
■it,-'I l.and
0 '.rx«< flu.'ti farm
inr band -n »he s'a’o | no acre.
B*r"-- in.— ’
S«n submerged,
by de*d rock-
>ry that any
!• should be de>,
when she could
lit, dive end then
with th* obeer*
probability
enveloped U-e ho,iso
heavy explosions occurr,- i^ T l e>e an-
parently w-ere of ar - iini'trvri w-iih
which the terrori-ts seemed to have
war, wbitn divers examined the! been well supplied. The fire im-
wreck of \he United States man-of-! Perilled the neigbl; irimcd. U Tfi the
war Housatyinlc that the fate of the | besieged hoi| 0 e In flame r i!,e besleg-
■submarine was surely known. Then **fs temporarily suspend-'d the tiom-
It was (JlseovWed that, when it last • f'ardnient and set to work to rescue
the Hurley hid-re*ch«d h*r foe, de-| w <’nien and children from the ad-
stroy©d *ad dektroyer had gone down , joining buildings. The zoxe of dan-
together, the \ little ‘ craft being ««r had widened so rapidly that many
dragged down *- v - ^ “ * " -
Kiiltd by Explosion.
HuhTt Schulz, aged nlncfeer,
alarme'd by the ntmbiinr of the r.,r-| , v'’s l-Bied Monday at Yatkum. Tei., 1
go am!, fearing that her deck* -voul 1 ! w i,;!, firing Anvils In celebration
bo blown off by the accumulation of 1 New Yct’s day. An Iron ring whicn
copAned i-as frotn the potroleum and j’.e p'aced between two anvils filled
fi/cncol. got out of her In a hurry. I-v ith powder tnirst when the explo-,
/it I* well known that oil cargoes i enm recurred, a piece of tbe ring
ronfined under tightly battered !--''riking Schulz In thb, stomach ano
fi '*che« will generate gases, espec-1 p.isHne entirely through the body.
witv the firemen had made no a’
icmpts to clay the flames, but whep ■'ally when the vegael is pilchlng a"'!
it was seen tlfat cremation onlv . tolling In heavy . weather, and tnat ! gases to escape, as Is often done.
!
i awaited tho occupants of the lyouio. 1 th P R P gases, thus confined, will enure j Assuming that the Mary Celeste's
1 Uollce loappcfor 1 McCarthy crent 1 a" loud rumbling noise like distant 1 people left her in a great hurry
I alarmed at the danger of an explo-
under hi.-fi -'■-•/■
wllh good fiuiidir
e'e 4 :.0 1 r,. s r
yellow U)n*- tfiai
enough h.r: "n' in •
to mot e 1 h u. , ■,
poeerty, I 12 n-M,
R. R I * X f.|.x .4, I
tn S'elB o! id::,,
OlltfU 1 |Mc; q ,,, f
to mirs 'f von iv
Urine t'hl per h..;,
rash and bafi'ip.
pivnmnt* at fi per ,, n'
T A A ant..\ t 1 u
of cpltivatlo-
* * d" p w el.
r ' n- ntia lea'
''■IB turn ou
i hi xx year*
f i I h. en • I r,
s f -om A. G 1.
m's an 1 rollng.
Bcter ar'
r -"x •> [Kopert-
'• n* a .a . y i It
'•' I’ h one bal'
In *•;.ree year)'
intere«i
h .
th* suction of the I n * rfnn * w, * r * '*"ue ht wtthtn tf* tt m
Dp to til© tin© that the roof gavts
Inspeclorj McCarthy crept
‘ through the narrow street and forced thunder.
•he front d-'or. There no sign | The log of The Mary CelostA con-jKlon, the n-iestion arises. "What be-
| from within. The- last spot of tiie tains numerous allusions to rum'.)- came of them?" The theory gen-
idetopders had been fired. Firemen Pngs below decks, and Indlcu’es a ; rr,Hv a-ccpteri by seafarln? men is
■ brought up a hose and presebilj f- ar amort? her officers and crew tea' ' tfi.it H-ey tried to make a iandKg or.
;were enabled to' enter the ground an explosion would take place. Fvi-;tbc Azores, and that the boat was
floor. The place was flooded and benty. If .his theory holds, Captain capsized In the heavy surf, although
search for its occupants fie.-un. Boon Brtggs did not know that the dan- there Is no record of either the boai
it was diso^rered that six bodie* had f«r might h«v* been averted by re- ( or any of the bodies ©ver having b*«n | 5.MS BOOK. S I ORF.
‘mowing th* hatch** snd ellowing th* found. I Orangeburg, 8, c.
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