The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, February 08, 1901, Image 2
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Three. IVJeri Conylpted bf M und or
,. Qa? thirty Yeufa.
ANOTHER FIFTEEN Y EAR 8 .1
Th? Oj? Fa theVbf* Ona of the'
..; '.Xs 'V,. .'*'.. " :.
Mon Lay. Dying, as' H s
8on Waa Being
Sentenced.
'Wa'lferP. MoAliotor, Wm. A. Death
and Andrew.J. Campboll. who woro
?,uilty of inuidbisin.tho aepond dogrco^
or tho killing of Jon?ip BoHeohietcr;''
on Cot. 18, 1900, by 'tho administra-'
tion of choral and Subs?quent rapo, to
gothor with George J Korr, who ploaoV;
ed non vultoonteudrotoa ob argo of rapo
woro brought itno tho oourt of oyor aud
tot minor at Patterson, N.J.,-on Tuos
day.,f pr.sonteueo hy Judge-Bixon^- Mo?
Alliatoiri C^WP.boll and Poath worjo .caph ,|
Neontohood4o).ii0 y.oa'rs imprisonment.-nt
hard laljor and Kerr, to 15 years iinpris
onmottt/ at hard labor. Tho^phicnoeff<
of aji&uo^^
pritrarjTvii?iiii' whlplv' -.tlia-^law,. :ptovidj3S<.
but in the^asp (^f ;Korr a lino cf $1,000 1
might havo boon added.
Tho oourt.,-h?uao .was orow.dcd. In
thocourt jroo'in wero tho father, stop .
motlier, aip'd sister of Jonnio Boasphio'! |
tor. vpouneel for all tho def ind ants
S1oadAp\fbr ?lemenoy. -.McAllister ?nd.,
ampeoj? looked bxlromoly palo ?and
Death had theiappenranbo' of suffering-,
greatly^???do?Mh?'Btr?i'd'.'"' "; Si ..' -
J inigo Dixon add?-?fifiing-tho' priBo'ndrn;
aai4:?; ^Yousiaiid-'corivialod of murder ;
in ahn ^second/degroo. -Had- you' been-:
f/>??.?i s?.iU?v.r>.f IJ?V-??"" - fi?ftfc ??.~-.
v. i Uv I
grojoiho:punishment would h?va beon*
dc^hj.hu^ tho Unionoy^of tho jury-in
tho, oxe^oiso .of their lawful -authority)
BA?b^ jouJrQm ?io. gallows.. ,W.e? must,
adm^islor laws as they;asp. ItjsJr-ftp.
th?sose*bton,cp8 will destroy yoiir. livofv
eblltoilng'-every prospo?fc'of an "ho* br.
able^et?slonoo among tho people. '. 'P???
oouvt'?Sianot m?ko any distinotions- b?V
, ntust^itobtottdo you" for tine ?inno. ~
^rsU^Ust ; tho, .fearful bonsequcnoen
fr^.brjuip "$?$11 h ol i\, ? ?u"ug ' ni^u'.. ???
ypung woinon ?of. tb.ii t community ..and
point'o?t to .jt he m- that ?hoy '?oa^npt.
hojfio't? H?o?r? 'K?n^q^Bd putsido. of
virtue'a?u.hjD?r or!". Tho sbntouop of t?iq^
ob?rt Is'.'fcuat eaondiy.au bo impVi60n?d
in tb^o State prison at Trenton at hard
laboafor a term of 30 years."
i George J. Kerr wasslhon called to tko
barman di by. his attortoy oMorod a p-loa
of non vuU oontondere to tho charge of:
as s ault- OOUUBOI nskod tho court.lo;
exefclho olemenoy. Ho Spoko of tho :
pf leonor's fathbr, Bfefd'ib bo diing,' and'.'
oNhia sisterS?wifo hud six ohildron. ;
?Jubtge Dixon ationbe paSaod s?ntono?
Ha?said? : > . - - ... .< .
?i/Thaevidenoo-ih'thin '?ngo doos not
say fcharyou ' htrtpW^d .^dtnioMrioR
the drug, but partibipstod-'Sir%???
isj^nent ef^tho. girl. In ono rbspoot
yep?.cqBbvi^,.wprib';,t.h4u tho- othora
Xs "
retfaVfbWall atiot' pbrn?itt?d'' yourself te
dr?fVaNyay frb'm'a' bkbpdr domestib life
and now you'stand' hbrb a wreck' bf
vico and orimo and such 'a crhnol No1'
wondor it aheeked tho ounnmnity and
8tartle4'/*-veryt -.womanly >> and-: manly I
.hoart.vv TheWrpitUoss:-. rido that das
tsrdly eutrsg^b, tho poor viotim laid
deitft by r?ve roadsido, rcgardloas of
whether .ehe^wpuld bo found ? hy kind
fri?nds O?' by ? beasts. % Hoiy ! gladly'
would I adare your Telatfvos, but in
tho exoroseb of my.d,uty I;oannot with
out. hold anything-whioh tho f bntenpo
of ihe law r.( quirt a. ; Tho BOut< nob of tho
opurt.is, that you bo imprisoned in <tho
State prlsbh f?f ? ?erm of 15. years at
hard lab?r."- r? ? . - *? ?
>*IeAllimi* ?la.mpboll arid 1\VUhaud.
K??rmado ?^i?tat?mont to tho publm
fi tni^aftbrndoh-V?t Bays:' :
/"Wo atbVqfllgn.od t.o 'otir fbto'and
lirdpbeo. tb fado thp future willi, manly
hearts, tUrk' as it is/, ., . v'
;4-viVb nay e.nb britioi?m.to makp,'. but.
we.vw,ant to thank.. the. ..ncwapapcra of
^ieyabn f.or.thcir:aen9e offairuo8s!, .
. \;'iVVp could say ,mau.> things . that ?
would tend>to abato tlicpublio indigo
^^j^jtfjfe but wo propo?o . to -bear 'Our
puniBhn\pnt in oilouoo/ '. . - , -
"Wo iBsPl>090 to earn tho throe :days
a month wnh^h tho law remit a for good
bohayior, ' \. .
.'Wo are obnr^pt to suffer curBolvos
but we-keenly fefcol tho awful sorrow
brought upon om fswilios and .friends
wJio havo.atood ao nQ?|y by ns- through
itali... |( U '.,. UK
.'^bvpv'?'t an'y.tinip. wa\ thoro any.ill
feeling ' bptwooi?:;'... ourselves. We fool
that we have boen viotims tor a groat
extent' of ^tho '? <uUroasoriing ?'.'outsido
opinion based upon thp. wild and in
flammatory ropor ta . .
T^io, fltajl.ement aloKOs with thanks to
theircounsel,/'who at tho poril;of tho ir
reputation^, atood. nQb.ly .by.up^.V
Whilo Juijgo D'"Xon was sen'topoing.l
the ptisonors, IJtugh Kerr, tho father of
- ' Qobrg?i%?thi*raf{bnVs';?hr;e/*Q? ".tho
oourtheu?io?lay^d'yirYg1 hobs usoV/of 'his
Bon's -?i!^^?\^(::'':1^ '.
The aoiumbi^4iooor(^-flayfl KfPat ia,
tho -."yaller ' dpg'and In ..ha'ajjprevailed..
]JuBho;'ylbtb?y vy?ill .. hbte forevpr. rest
witjh hinil' T|io npwop^apotn' aro a * unit
in ?VjJng^sshge:bf a'l%i/^?lfy$L f willi
mskb profitable sheep raising ponsiblo!
inihieatatp.vr That thbir efforts wiljwbb;
Bubabssftu v la . dpnionstrated /hy fhb?
ffloady doorcase by,whioh\ho an^i dog'
law han boon annually dofeatod iii. tho
hotVo;? Tlfat. t?'aJbHty ?4as but ' throo;
v jvo/tdprf ul. Bueposs in potten i ini?Ung.?.
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n Ida*.'
. Stinton-.Ton...'- . - -'.'ii .
SALOON SMASHED BY WGV7??V
J , < ' ' ti fr* \>\ ? ? ?
ijtjinbsr of thOiV?;. O- X- V- Follow Mrs.
, ?ations's Example
'?A dispatoh from Anthony, Kan.,
pixy ? M ra. .'(Jan io .Nation was outdone
tRere Wcdnosdny whon a band of W.
OMfV. U womon, hoadod by Mrs.
Shoriff of< Dauvillo, Kau., oomplotoiy
,wrookod tho fixturoB in four "joints,"
smashing plato glass windows and mir
ror's right1 and loft, and turned gallons
bf liquor into tho.gutters., Tho womon.
wh? ar'O bf the host families In An theny
were accompanied by their . hupbands
and sons ev oreillers, who assuYod pro-'
tcotion. No arEOBta.woro in ad o and tho
band will, it/.is said>ls.tart<o?'t t?mbrfbw
on a tour of doBtruotiou through Harper
county, whioh in prolific of Baloonn.
Mrs 8h'oriff, who load. Wodnoflday's
.jaid, ia 'under bond to nppoar at Dan
.viilo ip April to anBwor a ohargo of
BSlooh wrooking plaood ngaintit ;hor nix
.weeds'agp." ; ,
''Mrs Sumiff o?ino to Anthony lato
Tuosday and worked all night procur
ing hatohots, axes and ? other implo-1
Wi?-'n.tB. Q^dpstraotipp and it waa 2 o'plopk
thia morning heforo oho had pbrfootcd
. mt -.plan's for thp'r^id.. Sbo onlistod tho
:fbl?bwing women':L Moadamos M. J.:
Davis, Wm. Sootjt,. J. H. Brubakpr,
liouis MaoP, '1?. G'. Hpoper, Ohas.
'Uobibsb'tii John Hiukot?s; John' Koh
"dall, J.. H. Shelton and the Miaaoa Mb
Kay, Pago, Massoyr Robinson and
Nixon, ail of Aotbpoy.' 'Thoy begab
'hoir a ?tao ji s shortly* after daybroak,
taking tho saloon popers- and tho town
ofBoial8.by..'8urpriflb.
A dru? ?toro waa-tho drat point-at
taoJ^od. ,l/ut tho ugh, do mo li ?hin? oostly
ba^.nxlur.os andift register, thoy woro
unable \p, loonto. UuV sun>k ef liquor.^til0
> Tho next p??obj ?)\\t "aj hlobk sway,
was thorbu^hly WrV?koJhj'...Tuo propjri
otor att?bipfod tb BfPp tno work,'biiC
tho husband bodyguard, with a ; blow
on" Clio hc?d wTt^ a'bpi?jr hottlpj quibkly
rondcrod \hb ? ir/ato'' proprietor hors db
oombafcN'- . ?* ''i*
%!X\yo moro joints,^|80?O':vi8it?d. ?1/ho/
furniturp.w.fta demp.lisbjpd-and tho Btooks.
bf liquor cmptio'd. ; .
; .Tho wbmau.thbn knelt. and'.prayed.,
Thoy.iaakedt ?fchPV: Almighty:', ten gitldo
thpna t? estb^r'idPntH of ip.lquity.nnd.di
rect .thp.jr,.^?'i$.tftps..t9..p'^.cr r.u,m>oi}?.8od
lowes in Kansas.
"."M'mddi?l?ly'SVarbiri'g waa hurriedly']
t?lophonod to adjaoont towns by local
galoon sympathizers .who wiehod to
.tyarn;thoir follow'. salope-keepera. Tho
mavin swore in extra, poiioo and the-'
erttaadore Vero Vabcd'u'ndor strict' sur
iHlaoce."1- Ho fAnir proBorvcd'thd ?atees
bt'tho -wombn engaged in -i Wednesday's
t A?OTHER PL AK' 'OU ? LI NE D.
Mr ..McGowan's Substituts Jfcedistriot*
[j ..Uhg?ffeaaufo.:';-. .
Tho^'f olio wing is^tho^rr^^mbntvof
bftcrnoo^'''by Mr. ?' P. fi McGowan,' a?
.ji? substituto vt?t Wtf! f?&ki?fflt redis*
tribtih^' ;i?t?^( Thifl\';au^|fb
0$$$. tho< firs.?t $?^?jA^.$.|M?Hp W?
pp?ntvof v.popuV>,tion., having j-2ft?j9jD&?
and. tho:fourth ?distriot tho- nmalk-Ht,:
having? 101,033. Tho first'?!? .tOQ. largo.
by T2,229,* atid the fouV?h -ls'flteall'
by^B?O.',r THb diffor'onob ih^p^?lat?bn
boCwobn tho'" two ib' 29;7TS9.: fif?ro'is
tlie:^hrrangbhi?ni p"r"ppesod by the Mo.
aewan;Mii:i'; m> ,.n (*m?f u\\
J t?V.'.-'.'..'V^I^WW'tttCH',* v* 1
Oharlcston'v. i .? }\ .......? 88,000
Borkelov . ,<. -,?., 30,454
Beaufort... ' \.V. .; ... 35.4H5
1?3
m
,Tal^^^;/,^^..^v fffgf^^
? SKCONn. PjSTRipT.;;'# . ;' ^'^
(???kun V.' .' . . % ; r . . . .'-.'4 v'. ; j; '39 *039
Bamborg.... i fi
Bfttnwoll.-.?:. .. r:-;e:-, .sat.35,504
?Bd??ia#;;,! ?fix^mm
Saluda./:VA ii ; ? .vv. ^-.S? '18,96
Lbxington:.,;.:;'^.;..p?%?
Hampton rr* .. \ \ \ : :. . \ ;.".'; !. "23.73
ampton .. > \\::.v. : ; ;. '23,738
Total .;.......,.187,278
*- - THIRD 1)1 SVIU?T. . j. ' v:
Piekops.. . All .4-1 . - & MtWfi
AndoraPn. .... ; . ill.'i, ?:?5i7*28
Abbovillp.., m ,.v-.,.,,. {.<t ^38,400;
arcenwobd.T..28 34?.
?bwb'er'r'y .'. ..';'..;. ?f?f?W( 30??32
Total...u.,.-...,19.0^G2:
". '. .. . ;., Jf?UpT.II I^8TK1VT?.-.J ;
GroonyiHo.,,..,-,-,,,. i.. 53,49,0;
Lamons.37,382.
Hp?rtaiibfei'g .. <,.,.::lt>6,u60 '
U>aidri ..?.'. .!.'->?5*r.?.^7?'-'. . i .'.a&.?Ol?
Teiai..:;.;..,..;i??fV^
' FIFTH D18TRI?T.
Marlboro r;v >,?/..!..". .VV.'.:V.:; 27,63?
l?M?; ??.:....?....>. r?W1
Darlington. ?-.. .... , . . . ., .. ? 888
! ' '* 'SE^KNTII, UISTRIOT. . . di
?iphl?nd\77.''7.. ,'V..46,589
1 (foCaft.. VA,.: !:.?... .'..'184,673
i-! ,"..;,"A..,V0i,y .Atoan.J^ai?t-.
j i.AV*aro?iu hoarty sympathy .with tho
^ttoyemont to broak tho will of a Now
.Yprk millionsire whoeomPbllod hipwifo
to y(o?'r,,tho san\?yhat hinP? yesrs,,apd,
wjfp a^qpafodj tlio.prphibiti.onprSflpo.w,
winrtbwfj of department storos on tub
'grouucT that (hoir displays 't?t?ptod wo?
pal
aa te tho disposition of-his proporty,"*
xp?titlon Bill Agreed to by a
Large M8j,>rlty.n_
HE VOfE WAS FOUR TO ???
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And Amendment* Attempting to
Cut Down tho Proposed
Appropriation Wera
Voted Dc wn.
Tibe tf??l which paVaeii^ae 8pa?to last
w|ockv ?ito : appropriate , $50,000 for a
Stdio building nt thoOI)a>?0Bten'oipoB?
t|od^aa?ed'ilia Houab bu Tuesday of
laat\wcck by a'voto of U2 to 23. Thia
h the earno proportioa in whioh vit.|
pjDBod tho ?ohato 4 toi.
Whon tho exposition bill bbmb up
b x. Baoot offorod tho" sonafco bill aa a
Bubatituto for tho houso bill. This waa
agreed to,'as tho wording of tho two
almost'ddoUtioab and tir.iO oould bo
sivod by adopting tho sonate billi whioh
had already pasacd tho sonate.
i Mr. Hailo of York offorcd an amend
mont to rcduco tho propoBod appropria
tibnfrpm $50,000 to $35,000.
i Mr'Baoot taid tho ways and moans
obmmitteo ' had unanimously pasaod
upon $50,0.00 aa hoing neoossary. Tho,
building itsolf will cost. $27,000.: -Thia
building' in te boar tho;name and to bo
tbqprpportv of tho S? ato. It maybo
th?t thia $27,000 amount must bo t-up
plome?ted,'b>^.th'?'; exposition -itself, in
ordor to ore ot a building along tho
handsome do'signB furnished/ Knob of
tho 40? ebunti?? in tho Stato IB to be
obdOui^ou tu.havo an oxhibit, and
$10,000 will' bo noodod for thia purposo
Clemson's ; splondid ? oxhibit will oost
$3.,0Q0 to oolleot and to givo transporta
don.. . ', , .. .
Mr. Banks-WWM thia inoroase tho
.tax low? ;>i ' V ,
: Mr. Baoot- Pam,glad you askod'the
quostion. . ' : , )M '<.?*.! '
' Ho thon rc?d/.'a. Statomont from Mr,
T. .B? .Clyburn, , chief olork of tkb
comptroller general's culpo,., saying:
,'lTbo.appropriation of $50,000 provided
for in ' tho bilTin ?id'pf tho South Car
oji?a Interstate and Wost Indian ex
positioA^.to be hel.d.in tho city of Char
leston, mil not in any way inproa.so tho
tav lovy' fdr State puVposos:"' '.'.?.
. ?'.Mt.' dlailo's amondinoni WSB then re
jected, . \ i .....
; Mrj.^'dpjJ^Oiph'of-York moved to
striae out tho onaoting* words of tho
hill, j , [Uj $ .
. i Mr. Croft of Ailton was tho. first to
apeak upon tho bill. ' Ile argued first
thd <laWfUl ' huihbiity' bf tho. State to
rpako tho appropriation;; and; cited tho
constitution to ahstsin his . position.
Wo. havo proeodcn,ts>for this .appro
m
.UbHit?f ' ^Srb?in?^hpr. -phosphate rook,
;Her"?'maUufaoturing entbrprisos, etc.,
and thorp da no doubt much good re
'suited/ from that. Charleston's eity
coUnbll han given aa muo'h as tho Stato
ia asked for, and hbroiti?jona havo subr
f^?rib?d 1200,000 more. Would it bo
righi for "that eity to erect a building
abd' tp fiirnish t,hc oxhibit for tho bn
Uro 8tat'??,, ?
.JVI'r.. .Harvey Wi Isbn of Sunder,, as
chairman' Pf .tho.ways and moans oom
mittoo,.stated that-,.-in the judgment of
tho oommittbo that was ' tho vory loast
amount' with which tho exposition
pould ,got along.
Mr. J, O. Hobprtson of Columbia, in
behalf of tho Itiohland dologation
favored tho bill. Th?ro'aro Bomo pbo
plo, he said, who novor Soo constitu
tional barriors whoo ouoh, objootions
.ffbot matters whioh tboy ,favor. Ho
thought {hat tf??jStale 'ought to bo
wirling^tO givo this pitiful little odin of
.$30;oq0.' to -holp. ObMlostpn, for., aho
?ibodS'help^morp jfnanj any other part of
ltoiStaroit1 .V'.%.?.' i :v . . :.
'Morrison of .Fairfield, doblarod
lUtf?olf' against' the frill.' .It ia adan
g?rbu'?'TuTn'g forano'intcrost to over
shadowallothers ip a Stato. Two hun
drod' yoara ago topology impregnated
tho; . govorn.mpnt., of Sootland, and :
wrought^ .{.hat gpyprnmont'a downfall.
Militarism waa uppermost in Franco
until that governemnt fell. Commor
oial, iniorpsts aro being put abovo
every thii)g;'elaoMn this bbuntry, and
liitlf gH^lipre ,bo a; haltitho hatipn will
fall.' Ho intimated that oouimoroial in
terval fi woifld'ki?l thb'ohitd labor bill.
MY* Tatum of Orangeburg,' did i not,
?o^oye^ in ^hutting tim. doors in-the
^po^pf.jyuo.^ot'rpppliV of the Stato, but
a did teat appiovQ pf .tho J.ss.t sootioh
M . tl?b bill. whipK "proVidoa that t)?o
bljiifd?n'ga'?jhtna eipsd'df. t?jo,oxpositipn
be t?rnpd;'?vei1 te tho State''Ag?'ioul..
'e??al ^nd M??hSnic?sl' ?b?ibty te bo ro
rj?Pv?d from tlm grounds ' within thrpb
^tli?r . I?o v'eatd? aV'tltb prbpor tilde
pftWtv.iiivt?ofidmoat te allo-v tho sink
in g' futi d btfmW'nion Mo soil ? tho. huild .
in/ra und ' torn tW;frittey,. ever;tov.tho
State. ?. . - ..? j ' :?? jd
Mr.. Wolliag of ^airft'dd.eaw . that
tho oonpi i.tut ional bbj op.tibn of M r. de
.liqaph oouhl be ps.sijy./disposed of, he
I o^usp^thp,ftooti.o^%4.fl.)jola,paH o bf mpro
[Jhap^pno bbnstruotipn]. .ythis-bill would
tbnd to build up tho .wa'atbjpl'ao'oo of tho
Stato. For tho' want bf biibrgy and for
tho want di entprpHso thc groat' port of
Oltarloston. eupctier to any ip Georgia,
is almost idle. The Atlanta exposition
did.a great deal ,for Georgia, and tho
CharlostoO; exposition will do a g rp at
i deal for South,Carolina.
L .^J.r.'gtyeW of l?dgefipld, said bo'.ap
f>ircblalod"thp n?ocs?ity, pf going o&io
[fully wit^Hi|p;;Slfttpinbnoy. butha dc .
olai'cd that ' tho'Stato would npvor ex
ptittd if it 'kept'.'pldB?'d u p Uko n'n oyster. 1
Ho'diffcred with hi? ooll?sgn,o Mr. May
son, and would huppdrt tho bill.
, - Mt Baoot* of v Charleston arguod tho
constitutionality of tho matter. Ho
quetod decisions of the supremo court
of- tho .United States te -'show that ap
propriations to expositions, Pto., aro
not for private geed outfox publio weal,
and thoroferb. Censtitutional.
Mr. Hardie-agkod,if oongresa has
?ot apprepriatod $25Qt00?,to tho exposi
tion; . . ;
. Mr. Baoot roplied that tho bill is
pending waitihg on tho decision of tho
legislature of South Carolina* upbn the
?mail appropriation, ';"? -?^ ... * ?
. ; Tho niptien to striko . out tho enact
Ing-warda waa then voted upon and
ovorwholmlngly dofeated. Thoso who
i i'J
votod ayo on this motion und, in i op.
p'onUi?ii to tho bill woro^Mos'sra, Asp
ley, Austin.' Brown, Dorrah, Dunbar,
l?fird,'Kiblor, Liver, Lockwood, Maul
din,-. Mayson, MoGall, McLaughlin,
Morgarj,, Morrison, [Nesbitt, Nichols,
Bankin, O 13 Bobmflon, ll B A Hobin- ?
son. Buokor, J B Smith nod Wiugo.
i Tho following - favored tho bill:
Speaker StcYonBpn and MoBBrp...Banksi ;
Bates, Beamaurra, Bivivons, Btoaso,
Bolts,0 Brooks, Bryan, Bdtlof,' Gamp
boll; ' -Carter, Goggoahall,' Ooloook,
Ooop0rf Oosgrovo, Uroft, Otum? Danta?
1er, Boan,1 DoBruhl, Donnie, Djdd,
Dominiok, Durrant, isidor, lDstridgo,
Fox, Fraeor, Frooraan, Gaston, Gour
din, Galluohat, Gunter, Hailc, Hardin,
Hill, llollisj Humphrey, Jamor, Jami
?an, Johnson, Koola, Kinard, Kinsey,
ado, Little, Imf ton; Ligan, Lomax,
Lylos, McGraw, McLeod, McGowan,
lF. . H.'Mo Master, John MoMastor,
MisU?o; ' Moi?ott, Moses, MOBS, Mur
ohiBon, \V L P?rkbr; Pattorfcob, Prinoo,
Py'att, K?dforn, Hiohards,' ltiohardaon,
'Robottso'liiu0tadkho?So?''Sattdoi's;> Son
bro?k/SinkIor,'8mitb, Spoaro, Strom,
Strowan, Tatum, TIIOUB, W O Thomas,'
J P Thoma?, Jr., ThompEou, Vinoent,
.W?lling, W? HB, Weston, Whaley; Wil
liams, Wiloon, Woodsand Woodwards
Tho pairs woro Ulo.aso, an?Lx'ftrkor,
doL>aoh ..apd,, ..Bostwiok. Tjfp,*first
named in caoli pair was present and op
posed to tho appropriation.
>.,'- ... . AMBNDMENTB i?nOI'08KI).
A number o? omondmonts woro thidna
road, all of thom ovidontly hostilo to
tho bill. <.Th?ao^ nmondmont?8worn with
ono oxooption killod. '"' ? ""vj* <'..'
Mr. Mason's amondnicnt to 'appro
priato tho $50,000 from tho Oharloslon
disponsary profits was votod down,
So was Mr. Ly.lea' to require the ox
position to kcop tho. administration
building opon'to tho publio froo of
ohargoono day in tho wook.
Also Mr. Lido's and Mr. Lomax'e
amondm?nts to provide for Salo of'tho
buildings ni'tor tho oloso of tho exposi
tion, buoh sato to bo at publio outory.
Tho (inly amonduient adoptod--was
Mr. Tatum's to pro.vi.do for tho sinking,
fund commission to soil tho building
after itB objoot.is aooomplishod. ,
Mr. Richards proposed an 'amend-:
mont to mako tho appropriation $25,
000. Ho stated briefly that Tuosdav
morning ho bad boen told by tho o?mp
'trollc? gonoral that tho tax lovy would
bo inoroaflod if tho appropriation bo
ttiado, as Winthrop and South Garolina
dollego aro asking for additional appro
priatiouBj
DifOUBBion on tho amoudment was
out of order abd tho volo was taken.
Tho 23 who voted to striko out tho
onnoting words, '\?ith< tho exception of
Mr, Kiblor and Mr.iNiohols, votod for
tho auiondmont, os, did Moflsra. Bioaso,
Butlor,l<Vcoinan,.L.ido, MoLmd, Iliohr
ards, M LSinith, Slropian and Wolla., , <
> Tho volo agoinBt the apAon^mont was
tihosamo a? that against striking out
.tho onaoting words,- oxooj)t for tlio
above obnugos; also Moasrs. Kiblor and
..Nichols.voted against " this- am?.ndmont
'aridrJMr, . Bryah from r-iB?ftUfort. cawo iinf
I Tliq bill thou paBS.od.sooond reading
and tim .appropriation is assured, as
there i? but oho amoho^m?nt for tho
sonato to agroo to. ,
: THIHSEMURKAGE ?ILL
Tho Text of the Measure Passed by the
it??ouse Yesterday.
Bolow is given tho text of Mr. H. J.
Kinard's billon tho subjoot of domur
rago that passed tho houso under tho
title."A i bill to . rcquiro tho. railroad
oommiasion. to .fix ratos of storago. to.bo
charged by railroad oompanios in thip
Stato, to prosoribo regulations for ob err
ing tho same, and to prosoribo how suit
shall bo brought for ovorohargos/ and
to fix th tho bib'asuro of rooovory, and
for?other- purpose*:';,
j Srotion 1. That, from and aftoi the
passage, of . this aot, power ii bdi'oby
oonforred on tho railroad cdm?niasion
of S?uth. Carolina, "and they arc requir
ed, tb'fix and prosoribo a nohod?l? ol
i maximum ratos and ohargos for storage
j of froight, made and ohargod by rail?
I road companies doing busiuoss in this
i State, and to fix at what timo after thc
' iroooption of freight at place of doBtina
tidu suoh charges for storago shall bo
gin, with pbwor to vary tlio samo aooord
ing to tho valuq nnd obaraotor of thc
freight storod, tho naturo of tho plaoc
of doBtinatipnand tho rostd,onoo of con
vignc(r,> and suoh ofehor.facts as i>? theil
judginoht ehould bo .,oouaidorod in ftH
lng thoflaluo. .:. ; .'.
Soo".'2.' That all tho provisions cf tin
aot ?r?iating paid- railroad oemmissior
and sots amendatory thereof, pr?sorib
ing tho prooodurO of said oornmi?sior
in fixing,froight andxpassdngor tVafho
and Jhoariug ooiiiplaintE| of oarrior, an^
shj'np^and otalt'bring-.* ahd amondinf
said Awdlio, shall apply ta thc. subi od
of '? fixing .ana" a'nieudihg- ratos . >nt
.oh?ifgoa for storago, as aforosaiu^
j Soo,,. 3V .That ?no ^railroad voompanj
Shall mako or rotain," dlrodtly dr indi
rootly, any oh'arge for atorrtg'd of froighj
?greator.than that'fixod by tho oommis
sion ,for. .oaoly. psri.?ou!ar storage, n.o:
h; \) thoy diaoriminato directly <r<
inuirootly by moans of rebatos, or an:
'othor dovloe in- 'sudh ohargos, botwooi
porsons.?.v. ,: ? .
. Soo. i That if any. railroad oompanj
shall violato tho provision of this soi
oithor by oxoobaing tho rates h
storago prosoribdd;' or by disorimina
ting as aforesaid, tho porson or poroon
so paying puph ov.crohsrge? flr subjeele*
to. suph. diadrimatibn,, shair have th,i
right to (ino for tho sann) in any'oour
;of thia State having^jurifldiotion pf th
olaim, Hud ?nall liavo all th'b romodio
and bo^ontitlb'd td tooovcr tho sami
po nal t?os nnd moasuro of damages ?
is prOsoribod io tho oauo of ovoroharg
of freignt ratos, upon making li ko dc
mandas io'prosoribod io suoh oaso, am
after Uko failuto to pay tho samd.
It SproadB,
? diapatoh from i?0Btoh,.MaflSir Bay
Mrs. Mary Groon, who ' soombd to .b
familiar.witli tho mothods of Mrs; Garr?
Nation of Kans is, wrcokod aGambridg
street barroom Wednoiday evening an
was 6onton.ood to sorv?a torm atJ th
b on BO of o orr o ot iou. M r ti. G roon nc
only, laidj tho .bartondor fow With ft plat
but also reduopd to ?"1?*/
o^o?, sliattor?d vseyoral : pjato,, ;gja?
mirrors npd drove tho* froight'oncd pa!
rons dr tpo dslftbliahmont into tho win
eolian ''"?m Garri? Nalloby' sho yoi
od^'ttnd I'll lohvo no runt shep in th
town when I get through."
Mi
ThaTwenty.fourth Annual Con?
t??oh Moots at Oumtor.: * .
! ?mT:??0) ' YA I ? i
A
. ''i ? ?
N INTE
?t? %U; v
N INTERESTING) PROQRAM
Th?'Convention Will Open On
Thusday Evening"F-e-b. 14,, *
" . V ^t Haif paat Seyen , j.j,
. .. o'aiock.
' ti ' ' '. ? -
Bo?lombQri: tho. ? convention opens
Thurfdjay ove.ni?g, February 14tb.
. A'?TIa^lljbko.'iv?.o?piAtIQU^, urgod to
CIGQ? their mow officers pript to tho
SeatooonVPntlon. . By ao doing it will
en^btbVyour nqwly olooted' Proeidont td
attond"tho. "Presidents' ?onfor?n?o,"
cu Thursday/, Fob 14th. It will oon
fjifvB? two' soHoions of two hourn oaoh.
N?Vollcgo agsooirtiion' should fail to
baye. Hs pr?sident at this important
oopfcWnoo. lt will bo io ohargo of in
torilat'onal' Soorotary Anderson and
BeoVotftty Knebel , '/ . ,
AU "dpi cg a (b's will bb" onforTaihod "by
thoigoo'd poopld bf Buriitbr. ' Mdt?rlain
mont cannot 'bo'apsurod tb delegates
who! fail to HondvTn,, (.thoir otodontial
oo^_pOftB;by>XioJb;,llt'b^ ' Ooqpono should
bo Bfint.to 0-..H. Uurati,'Jr.-,- Chairman
Ud?ybhtion Committee, Sumter, S. C.
'A^^dol?gftto'8'?i, visitors aro roriubBtod
to ?port Fmmbdiatoly upon arrival nt
tho ^ffioo? of 0. M, .Hurst', Jr, 1
; T/h,Q u?ual opouing BOBsion on Tues
dayaftornoon ba? bcondisponaod with.
It in ?frerof oro hoped that bvory dolbgato
will bo oh time for tho Op'oning soasion
ortdjmrsday ovoning-and romain un
til :Tpo bioso, Sunday ovoning. 'rho
committee hopes that del?galos will
plahjtn?aydid S?nday travel.
??lng- to tho limited oapnoity of
hotohi, it in impossiUo to no euro ro
d?d?p ta.tos.V Bolegatos who ordinarily
jpr?fe?^hot?l'?htort?lrtinoot.aro ttfgod io
>oOcbj>^thp hospitality of Sumter's oom
fortablo bomcsv .. ' '
j vUbftiiAed fates b?vo boon Hcourod, on
tt^l r$iho*da.' Ascertain from ypqr.
ti?feoo \ngont iraat?d?atoly' wholh'or . or'
nOtdio^M'rc?.^ Thia
iSiieij^rtant.- ' ': : ^.^Vv ,
Bp' nbtfail to bring ?yj^'Biblo and.a
goodvP&o book. ' ; - . f
Fororc4ftn!t\ls.or oliUer/inforraation,!
t?WM a'Km?i SUtpjSoarotary Y. ?
M; c^^.-'Wij?idstou, s. o..' .. . ? ..
i Sol?siofas'in-.HIlb--First PxoBbytorian'
Thursday; . FobruatV'T4lh.r ' 7.30
O'^oi-lM-Fseroiabs, James Allan, Jr,,
Chatfmatt-State O?mmittoo... 8 00
AtfdVodiv ?'Tho mart1'for the Hb?r;"
Blab ip Kilia?n ?apora' of South Cato
lina s ? :'V i. ; . ?
Ff February. 16th, ? 00-Opon
ga Av
f
\ "i/iloy rovmancnt f?Vg?"b?s5^?b.t?,vv>JUc- '
w.--1' XE Ql.l. I|l"n?,.i;,". 'On,n?.ll*.in .
port Of 8tato l?xooutivb Oommlttoo,
mo Quiot Hour. Uov. H. 0. Bunkv
olTj\jrieBtor.
JO 30, Papers and 4180U86i?n> '..Tho.
A sBooiation as a spiritual force among
men." "? To whatcxtont should wo d?
pend upon publio mootiugs as a means
of saving, stroegthoning and building
up young Inon? ' W.! 0. Lowo, Ohnrlos
ton. . What plaoo should Bibi o stuly
bold in our work? 0. T, Holm, Oo
lum Viii. What o?n wo do to oh cok tho
dosooration of tho Sabbath? Hov. Mel
don'Olark, Fioronoo. Wbat ?uti bo dono
to promoto pbraonal purity? - Dr E. A.
Hiuos, Seneoa.
: Friday aftornoon. 3.00-Opening
exor?iaosi 3 15; ''Winning mon
'Qualifibations for doing tho Work "
Xiov'. John Kershaw, Oharlo?ton..
3.30 "Tho Association as a Spiritual
foroo among Studouts. H. P. Ander
son, Now York"0iiy. Tn'roaohiog now
studouts. In promoting tho study of
Jtho Word of Glod. In winning st?donls
to Jesus Christ. In loading etudonto to
promoto tho ovangolizat^on of,tho world.
' Thin'cbnfotentjo Will; bo of; sto?ial
valuo\to t.ho Ooll?go mon. % It will bo
thrown open for a gonoral disbuasionV
Friday .ovoning. 7 30-Song sorvibo.
Rev. Jas. A. Borritoo.. 8.00-rAddrosa(
'.'Tho Association as a sooial, -^duoa-.
.in"-tho oom
laon, ObarloB
'J.UU i\35UUi?UUU ni n HUI
tional and religious foroo in' -tho oom
munity.". .Hov. IC. ?. .Wat's
ton, ..
8 30 AddrbBB^--(Tho Asaooiation ns ?
foroo. among railroad ?ion." JI. O.
Williama. Now York Oitv.
S?.?T ^^ .Feb,- lOth; 9 ?O-Tosii
moriy ?oivio?} %\?? ?? . ' - > . .
ph,y8?oal foroo.'.' . What aro wp"doing to
moot tho physical nooda of young mon?
Whe.s?iti do wo diffor from mhlotio
oluba?. " What ?houid be tho .relation
of. thpitihristUn workbi.' tb athletios?
Ohafi.. 1) uah an, Ohorlpstom ' A;
, 40*. 15.1 Papor] ? -?'Tho Ass?oiation as
an ? Educational forob.'V To what olaaa
of mon shbuld ^hd work bo' ohifly dir?ot
od?" Whiit' aro irs''IfrnltafcionB? How
m?y wtf ;boat oo?dby thb ftold ?. ' What
educational work is pr?otioablo in towns
artd vill?gos? Prof. W. Z?ok MoGhoo,
Assistant to Htat? Sup't bf J?d?oatiop,
?olumbi?. 1 ' . . ..?-1
'TO 45 Papor: "tho AfSooiation asa
8boial foroo." '\Vhat kind bf rbi(ular
Sooial Work is fo'asiblo in tho avorago
Aasobitition? What is gained., by
grouping mon acoording to thoir tantea?
What is tho tributary val?o of a Btrong
Sooial Work? MJ. A. Borritop, Ohar
lotto. ? ki $
. ll 16 * 'South Oarolina ?SBooiation in
1901." H. '0..'Williams, Now Yojfk
Uity. i . ?.
' Saturdr.7 aftprnoon. 3.'?O~t-Qpon?ng
Exo?piaos. 3 16 (' Winning monr*thp
spirit in which one should work." Hov.
John Kershaw ,
3.30 Paper: ' Tho Asaooiation as a
forco among boya." Wfav important.
What is the most tffeotivo way of help
In thom? 10. Q. Wilson, Oharlpstpn.
4 00 Paper: Tho Assboiation as a
Spiritual Foroo among young mon in
towns and( villanos." Is. spooial work
for mon ncodod? ?S it advisablo to
nttompt organisation 1 without OIPBO
Mporvifion? ; ls boupty work; a solu
tion., of tho prbMom? What oap . tho
bftrrosponding tnembor do in oomniuni
tJpS..hay.ing nb Asspbiatiions?.A. 0.
Bridgman, ?Columbia.
4.46 "AflBOviation B?om" II. 3ft
An^praon, Now.yoxki! (1
. 5 O0.t1,30. Tho Convontlon will 'ad
Journ to ono of tho pubjio halls whoro
?ifrMM ii,. ;?.-f ? t . ?> t-v^, . i ?..ll....1.!,-i,.VIi,,'..y..V.t.'<Y. ..
t?io Physical iiir??tor'of tboOlmylostoi;
AsinoiattoU,ttsaiatc,d by ?i??98 loauorsY
Hy i ll givo ? practical .qonbnuuation of
,phy'BiOal oulturo ns taught in dur gym
naeiu oi. It i's also moro than .probsolo
that an exhibition gamo of Hank ot Hall
will bo. played botwoon 0h?rlo8tou and
Columbia, at this time, i i ..??>A?i$ j
Saturday' evening 7;30 Bong Sor^
vlo?V. Boy. Jas. A. Dorritw -
8.00 Address: "Xho ifivabgollaitio^ :
of tho world in this gonoration and tho
vital relationship ot tho 'Association
work td thla*gr?at objobt." ?SH.] V.
.Andorabn, Now York.
Sunday morning. Fob'. 17th-S.30'I
'DjlegatoS' ?on?obr?tiod So?vio?. ' ..'<>' i
11.00 Divino W?rwhip in tho varlnuh .
ohuroheri. ' . Atf . }?k&
. Sunday aftofnoou. 3 00 . ;Sj)qota\
mc o ti i) g for Col lc go dolog?tos.-,, fl, ...R.
Andoraon. ' ' ., ? , , - - ? .
. 4.00 Masa Mooting -for.mon.in .tho
Opera H?uso. , Hov. H. 0. Huckhphitf,
"Obostor.
. 4 Op Boys* mooting,. Magnolia . Sro
Methodist ohuroh. t . < >
.4 00 \V.omenV meeting, Lutheran'
church. .
; Sunday evening. Union mooting of
all oburohes itt' 'First ?Vre?bjtorian
ohuroh. '
7 30 Song scrvioo. Btv. Jas. A.
Perri too.
8 00 Addfossea by thbdologatoa.
j 0.00 Farowell sorvieo..A/^. Kopbol.
--!-T
.j' .;. ^n^ndinent's- Adopted.
Tho following nm ona wop ts to tho
ooniititution favorably voted on at tho
last election Word ratified bytho.HbuBo
on Tuesday of last week, ; -They road
ss follows': ivii
11."Avtiolo I. of amondmonfcg to tho
constitution;, Tho general assombly
shall provide by law for thb obhdemna
lion, through proper offioial 'bhahnpls,
of all lands nooosflary for* the ?>rbpor
drainago of tho swamp and lew1 lands
of this Stato, and ol) al I also pr?vido fer
the equitablo asBossmOnt'bf nil lands op.
drained, for tho purposePf pacing tli.b
oxpOnsoB of Buoh condemnation and
drainage." ".. 'iv-. : ? ? ' '
That following amondftioflt^o sootion
7, bf 'artiolo Viii., of'tho Constitution,
bo agreod tp: Add fH tho, o?d thereof
tho following words:. Provided, That
tho limitation imposod by.this sootion
and by sootion 5. ailiolo IV., .of .thia
constitution, shall not apply to bonded
indoptodnoss inourrod by tho oitioa of
' -Columbia,.H 10k [lill,' Charleston and
FJoronPo^whoro tho proooods of said
'-'hpjrids-,sJr<^a.ppl.fcd solely^ for tho , pur
ohaso,* ?a'l'.abl inhmenV* mainton?nbo or]
\ "inoreaso ofvwatorworks tyla'nt or' Be'worX
;sgo system; and by the oity of Qobrgd
tovjr'n,' vihon theprooobdsy bfysMdhp'ndji
?fe applied solely 'for tho purbhaflo, pata-,
bl ir. Ivme nt, main ton an co Pr, inpreaBe,pi
waterworks, pla?f? spwprago sys tem)'
gas and olcptrib Hght^jaj^
whoro tho.p)it]?b/ A^?A^ISQPW!
tho ..bpdrati?n^Vf ,f)?bl\._
dpv/?tod. B'P|.P^ to tho
rpaihlbnahop! abd, oporalion of tho name,
apd^hbr? - -tho^question, vof ihourring
, iBuohdndohtedqpBa is eubinittodr jtpt'tbd
inuntelpaHtj'j aa .. prptjdpd^Vht tjthb, oon
a ti tu ti on, ?pon^hd''*q,ue8n??f' of othor
bonded indobtodncan. \\
...-1 ., , .ri , i r..m; "J
Men ta i Anguished.
. Thoro waa pb oppbaUieh ?b Mi. John
MoMoator'^ bill in tho Ilo)|ao Wodnca
day to provide thattelograpn eompantot
may ho held liable for daniagoa foi
montai anguiah eaused by dolavod tolo
grams. Mr. MoMaster explained h\
reciting an instnnoo. A gopt.lomon ii
Greenville v/ho waa dying'wired his nm
in thia*.pity. !Tho telegram, was not co
coi ved until tho father bad died-on ac
count of unuoocHsary delay Suit wa
brought against the tojogreph oompap
but no damagoa could bo obtained a
tho law waa insufhoiont.. Tho bill prc
vide?: ''That from and.after tho pat
sago of thia not, all tologranh. comps
nips doing businct?i in thia. -Seato oho'
?bo liable- in damagoa for montai anguis
er sUfforiug, even in ? tho ahseneo - c
bodily injury, for nogligonoo in'recoil
ing,...transmitting' or! dolivorin'g mei
sngoB. -That nothing oontainod'in thi
Sot nh all abridlo the viglitn to rorhedu
now provided by law against tbiograp
o'ompanies';'fabd tho rights and remodh
provid'od for by thia abt'shall bo i
addi ion to thoso now existing. Tin
' in aU'a'btiohW under- this'a'cT tho j bj
'ni ay a ward s u eli aimagos ita "' they poi
' eludo ieaulted frpoi ^ligoebo " pf sal
telegrkDb'.?^^'hibH.,..>::* i
Stopp?d to Hi?.-Death.
A ?-jr>ooia^!-''^^iaU?tV. ??pid'; ?t^oiiV^
.t.o llio.&ita'S.aja on Monday .juerntn
at ibo Mbnsghan mHlp'K'! young vms
MrV .J.II.^Ook?rj.lbst Ufeh^f?flil
.an.picv^tpir'bhaftr '. ypljyodipidy.Jti
20 minut?e af tor tho aoc?do?ti.^Ke. ' ;w
. not,qon8^ipuB,ef'<?x-.tbo falL.!.wn|bh?(w
a nuclden and unoxpootod p.uugc for '<
pr,4C fftot, strikjipg[nw.ith ai8. vheatl upi
tho door, breaking hin nook and brui
iiifS hin BRull. .Mr. Coker v/ps nu oxpc
mabhiniBt, and Wab brigagod to ?pla
the machinery id the Monaghan nd
a work lh ' Whioh ho liad been ' bngftg<
at the Sampson mil!. Ho wah' , una
quanitcd with tho 'condition- of ?ffai
at thd Monaghan, bliti WP.?Mtlform
that ho wouloV h og in work i?? j? thd thi
floor, whioh??:wan ronehod'by:k?t'?irs .
tho-outaido of tho building. OnJ-hitp'w
up tho stairs ho mot and accosted a
othor workman, but made no inqui
of him, and whon ho roached tho lan
ing oponed .tho door' and wont atrajg
into tho open sh?ft, 'failing - tb ' si mc
instant doath. 1
j ,? -'-->-r-t--M-.
ThoLoiHl?anipb?ll Aot.
?lt. Br'antiy'e V?u to arabnd the 1
to nmond sobtion ?,31? of tho royiri
statutos, tho same hoing a1.part of \?1
ia known an the Lord Campbbll not/ ?
taken up for Hs noopnd t?ad?iig.'if\
two rpports from,thb:.oommittao in t
Souato Tuesday The Lord ?afnpbpU a
ai it is esllod, io thb.English law ind
duood by LordQampboll in 1847, allo
lng roprosontativoa of tho on tale bf p
sons killoe! through tho nagligont?b
corporations tb bring Suit and. foob1
pocuniary dArditgoa, tho' courts havi
hold previous to, that Utyib that \
oauso Pf aot?Pn dibd wlth tho. porsP)'i
injured. Mr, tir?'ntioj'li$l){ abught
allow honofioift.rios underaiioh ?dit?'
jrecevor vindiotive as ^/oll s? actual da
ages, aa is. thP law. In moot of the Stat
and ho speke^t spmo length in favo|
ita pnassgo. Tho motion to adopt,
majority report? and thud kill the 1
j waa lost by a vbth bf W tolB, and
bill passed ita sceond reading.
T, HB ?8tl)I? INlFU?L
? tl i] ? . ; \-'J:1 I ti.: ! '
Wbfoh HasBaNetl tho Honse and Boco
itt O .? - M.bi ' :? ?'.< ' . I
j Tho - following iB ?tlie^expositiou b?Uv]
v? it panacd Ibo bou io: I r
j Scotio? 1. That tho BtuuJ of $50,000/1
If no wuohbo neopaaary.. ibo,1 aud tho
^^O(is,,hprohy,^ appropriated! lev tho
pyrp?ao ofjpaying (th? too?t of providing
qaatorialfl ind oottBtru?ti?g, ?n'tt?o olly
it Oh?tlo?ton, in thia' -8tato;'ba tho'
grounds aolootod fot tho cxpos?idn'pro'-'
nqsod.-.to bo ..hold .Ja.MtHA??? by*-?ko
South. Carolin? lut?ratato . abd ' Weat
U?ian E*rYi>aitiot? ?omtf?'ny; rt bu?ldif?g
dobigntd by Bradf<itd! L Gilbort, th?
arohlteot of tu id tixnoabtou'oomp&ny,
aa tho egriauUurat building;..and lor
tho . further purpurn of ..maning at tho
?aid exposition a buuablo and orooiblo
exhibit of tho past ond'-'prciioutiro
Kouroco of tho State,; under tho dirco
tum of tho ooiutniesion herpinhclow oro
atodj;and alao for.^Up(nurpoaq of pay?
ing tho exp.ocBcfl incident to tlio poic?:
ti?i?, 'pitoliaeo, prepfit^ti?r/HVau'moif
tbtiob; in?talU??oV'o?re1 arid irotUrn bf
said' exhibits, Provided;' That aaid
oommieaiqn ?hall ( Xpond so muoh of
?aid 6titn a? may ho ncocaBaryto'obtain
from tho flovoral oouutjos pf thia ^tsto
full tfod'-'ooniplotb'Oxhihit? of the!r na
tuifat rca'?Ur?eB' ^. suchstoney min
?rala, .ores,, woods; ' oO*U? s^t?a^wator
MWpra sud agrioult?r?l l>Vftd,uota.,
Soo 2. That tho said .amount, jjcVoin*
bofore appropriated, shall b? ' p.iW on
tho applioati?n of tSo ?hairtn?n of tho
qommiaaion horoinbclow oro^tod, on- tho
warr ant..,of tho, .oqmptrollqr.i, general}
which warrant p.h?jl,not ibo" clr?ivj? by*
tho db?iptr?ller go'norbt until jt' m piado
to appear td Mm that'tho BttbtferTfrtions
to thc capital'.otopK pf "tho. ?aili .iCxpo
lution company a^oun>t?;to.i200<10D?^y
carib, and that not lona th sn 00 pdr cont.
thoVebf^h?a.b.o?? ?iaid in, ^aud that tho
olty bb't?tfoU^of tho^oitji of ?hfcrloBtori
baa '-appropriated tlio dum of $r>0,0U0 for
tho ovootion of\tk\ building ana other
wisp promoting tho ?aid oxp?H?tion. ,,?
'Sob. 3. That for tho purpose of, oarry
ing into elf opt 'tho pr?vi?ion?,of Mia
not, a comcnifiai?n oo?sislingf 'of tivo
mornbora,-of whom hia exoollonoy tho
governor shall bo ono, and a director of
f.Jh'.o objt.ve-ra'?mod Jfixpoaitibp company
nb all bo ono, ia hereby orbited, which
obpinni?flion' ?hall d?rVb' without. 'edin*
peoaation. That ? tho 'mombora of tho
aaid commisaion ahail bo appointed by
bia oxaollonuy tho governor, and ho
shrtll bo chairman bf (ho Yahl ??trtmio;
sion. 1 Thal'tho1 oonsttnbtion' of tho
ibid building and other work heroinbo
(oro. provided' for. shallfbol perfoitnod
iubjo?t Ao^ho.?pproy.ftlof tho flaid.opM.?"
tuition..
., #ob..,.4,,T!b>t otvthe oloso of tho said
oxpbfl?tl?t? ;thb aaid pVqporty * shall rV
main the property bf tho State and bo
turnft4 oyor. tp th.o, .fiinkwti :fon4 oom
o?ip.aio?Uo bpdiapo^od.of for tho ?tato
In tho ITO?B? Wodnoaday MY, Strom
Fiad, a W\ to. Hmit jt^e oowpon.fiation of
tho morp.bprs.af t^o (.'qnera) oaaomhi? to
thirty days, fy favored 'biennial oob
aiona'and if they ootild not bo "had ?
thitty !day^ eViion . would bo gong
onough. Thero aro too'many laws, lt
would bo far bettor-to bavo fewor billa,
and moro nota to tho poiut.
[y.'Mr, Aahloy favorori: tlio bili. v
?. -Mr, ?; Banks >said -it waa.titj reaooti?n
.Upon tba houao to paea tho hill. Tljo
momhers: aro olo?tod to ' ipako noopa'-1
nary logialatiaa, and aro on tr nato cl. J
with tho interoata of the people. I
.d Mr. l*)voi' of Loxington aaid that all
that nomo ?momboru do is to. look up.j
into tho gallerioa and droam ofeou
groflnional ponaibilition whon tho S ta to
?9 redistriotod.' ' Ho " talked ; warmly,
about what tho pooplo Would do for tko
momhprs who Would' fr.ittor away'tim?.
f.jMr. Butler movod Ihojprov^oun"quos-_
t?an .'.'in'o?dor to shut ou,riom?.of(ihif
Ras,1', but ;rtith;drow his; mbtioft in 'br
.dor* for Mr. M?aes .vof;;tho waya nnd
meana o?mmittoo to. mak0lai.8ta|Lomont.'
T,hp Jatt?? . staced.thait riripv to 1895
.%a../??rVh?n|aw'..'in'?i'in. tho month of
Do^omb'oi? ?nd alWaya 'adjourned tho
.ftdy-heforo t)hr)?tm?a. ' Tho r?ault wa?8
itfhat many bilis bung on the oalendbr
until tho lcviit mornont wh?n bnt n fow
mombbro wcro prouout and f dangoroUs
logialation roimkod. Tho oonnti? utiomil I
eonvpotion, ohangod tho timp , ox m?pt- j
ing for .tj^at, v.^ry, r)ur?oso, Hi? oWn
norvioo hftd boon ''oonrmiontioun and ho
novor o?kod what Would tho pooplo dd
with him; * Thb p?b'pld !of-Suinter* had
by Bondi?g him?horo: sbow*n tbpit oont
fjldonoo ip; r 'his judgmont and ho , was
?trVlog ? to; giye (aHhftiV ^Ptdrb. ,H|a
^tpu*d"in tho
WIPP a?f?RCho waa loom
fbjp ' itf'O?m'mitfoo ''mootiriga,^ 'Itytib.'o
.bV.loo'k Milti Vdidnight h&waa ff eqnont*
ly in dolor/At ion. mooting? and bia limo
was fulWofl?upiocl^., *
Th>bill>as,kiBbd.? -
:? ? xlnBVlrtiauce'Lo^l?lation,
? mm^??a?ranoo; bill w?B' t?kon.
?tp 'in tlf?'S?natO 't?n Wt?drjO't?day: for Its
?cd??d?tb?di?g*; 1 Tho tywfiow rcqulr;eB.
th'flt.'any1 ?lro inaii?^nco ? oampuny doing
buainena in tho ?tntofilial)-dop'osibiiO^
OOO- in onah'oy.floouritiofl to that amoubti
Thia billi ?Ought to do away with thit),
and to"maka a oortittoatofrom.tho.oaun
ty^auditpr that, tho .oomyans ls solvpnfc
and..tb?t ZO .mt oonfc..pf >o?pmi atopk.
^as pis?n paid In?, all --jthV jibpuld bo
nooooBpary & pngago ia buelnoa. ., ?fl
,,;Mt,,^8n explained ?hat bio hill wa?
iri tho interest of homo, .companion'and
"?'iiudloiftYy tot?mittoev bsd two *o<
ports, tho'taftjorlty b?iag ??orablo.
'B?natoi1 Hoadtiiraon * ; thought thorp
should bo some .depbaifc somewh?ro for
tho protootion of pol io y holde vs. ,
Senator ?bi vin gfi ton spoke in favor Of
tho bill. Ha said ono of tl\o,.wotst
roonopalioa in oxiatonoo is that of, tho
old lino inauvftno?'?omimnioa, and tho
^vonuo they ?xtr?bV from tho pooplo of
fcboHtato'iS irn<noW?o, If a pbraon do
sires do tiakftdniuranoo in a Jqoal oom
pany ho will inyoatigato. its, bplldity,
Mr&e?iS^tttat?
3ha^'t??tlier?l'?* '?"' -
<b Tho ibm>?Ved? fa I eeoon'dS ^Pftdi?K
with notioo of general amendments on
tho third roadirtg.
.rpf SCOR?i). I
% WH A ? WOttJ&.V.) V- < \ Y*. ,\ v. '.v i
"WK
y
?onator Towno, Dbhourtcasi i lo
Saverast Term present fojj?ty,
v.... til '?V.',<; . ?
I FrBEN T QN SUAMQHTKt?,
I/'.?';! ? . 1 ,'?..>?. ?.) ?/- ? . .j?;?)
Tho soua^o tuyqodfrftm, tho.. grind of
appropriation bill Wednesday to luUb?
to a Bpoi?bh Whioh pittook of tho -.ohirar
Ibv-of fewdratiou, from Soutar'''TY,\ytf a
by MJenoae^f^in odvooapy.Qf hjp.ro9alu7
tibn for a oopfl.ation yt hooliU??'j?,iu thq
PMUppi?oH.' Uot,h thb 'fl.dbr 'nml?al
lo?tcs wore ?rowdcd. Tko?c'?tof "ho
day, #as dovptedjo tho; Indian ?p^b?
priation ^.Ul.( , ? ..,, ?:... ..,vjiS..-.
, ; Mr. Kr yo, ?ho [presiding' offiocr, loht '
before tji'o1 innatofe*oai>! p.ram frqirt tho
dirobt?ry; of thb fMoral parly' in t'iVb
Philippines, nddrctj?bd'to tho ??onatd
aud'.'hou?bv proyingiaulhoriisation rfpr j
Pr?sidont MoKlnloy, to cfltabl^ht.?oiyll (
government ? in ih^hUippinos when*. J
bvbr h?'d?OinH?^?ppoHun?/^?'?V ? ..-.',
tjVAotii?(j?ionB.vto n federal! uparty . ,hy
.th^o.noA??dB>'i.tt^U/ pAXt?i?of?thOifer?hllpo?'
e?o,H:^?s tho, oabbpgram.. "A^tj'udo.of '
irers .end tho
mm
bb
browtfod with SUOOOBS:' 'Until now?polit?
lealI partiC? hfcvo attem.^
em,.?pl*p? ,iftoro^0'r/Jei>??! questioning
Amoii^n Govotoiguty. .. ^r/piMcr/a
mattes nA?m'pUnki?ovbrbignty of. Uni
ted' BU't'cfl with Ws^f^mWS^i
W tiursub peacefully, h?? 'puHii?atideas;
HMr of pdfeeb h'?d ??ttkdod; Onepar
p?atfbrm are' grdupod^toahy^ Filijaub)!
of hi.thorlp:(?tro<Soho??a)}|o , idp,a8^.,htt>
Boroo mprb db?tipato a?olino to' join,
for though witling to aobdpt ?ovoroignity
of United St'atOB?thb.prdr?v^ indofi
nito oontinuanoe of military govorii
mont piakoa.thom,^distrqst ( puxppses/ of
tho United Htatoij.aiuUlolayu thoiv'?ubi
mission." * >*>T
MI Mri Tpwnp thon spoke. \\TKvohi&rgo
that, Aguineldo, had nol4.hif|i s^n^to'
Spaniard^ for,..a hribb,\ho pilfered, waa
*'gr'atuitboUS in'it's oalumhfo 1 tyhet?.1wo
eo rund or that the official p'ublib&ibhs'of
. Thc sofa[fetor'deolaWbV that .xt?tb
a alliahee with- tho i Filipi?e?i an\i&
lifenh'o sought by. ?Urs?lycs,; (Availed ef
?Vi'
oBsary and when lust of orApiro\ hes'?0
hlndted.eurxnerftl sensibilitios, tlmt/.wo
oould mount f^om/au aot, of pcri]d,y., te
tho grand larceny of a ntitiop.'' .'
,,ltis''nbt e?ay tb 4xvW.itfi Visourfeoy
I.
che arrlyfeh?f ? ?enersl ; Merritt')at Ma
nil a distinct ottange of tono was bp
sorvablo bbtwoon tho Unit?'d States
dffioiftls ?ne] tho Filipinos1, the oU'ered
attitude hoing BO mnrkod hs to foreo tho ,
oortb?usion that - part*of General B?br-/
ritt's ; .pro-arraqged., task ; was,'/.to . '
noouvto out bf an awkward fri??dl?nosfl '
with Aguinaldo, and thus W 'reach a
I opting if bc thb eottvojaiQnt dbyplopmont.
of sonje, soorb^ peUey.^|th(wh\eh( ~fo4)ife^..
.porno,jfroph froighted from ^Vashih?to?.:
' '. .Bithbi the third artible bf. the pro- *
tpo^iwith Spain doos'nbt moan1 wllit
it-jsaya.or,tho.president ,of .the United
States in causing.tho issurauoo on De
ebinbb'r 21,1993,?of his'f?moijs hbhoVb
lent" ttsbimila^ibh- prboliiinfttion:,; hrbko
tho plightod faith bf thia, gbvorhment.
. -Mf wo ate be?tb'n?Uu?liior/'miidio
"lot it bo in opon, guipo. If wo lust ior
thb pobplo rt lfend;ie'ij u? inok!"M'nzb our .
ohtorpri?o with'falso and s?nisfio?' 'pre
tonso... Rathor lot us boldly raiso. <tho
^oplliro; tiag of intornatioal piracy, '
wnistlb , tbrhplo'd^ri tho .\yind? '.'.and
then elesoiii tipdn dur fcbble victim to
;the?r^?f>e? u
. Mr. Towrie ^?mtainoutha^tho Uiut
od'States was under the' obligations' hf
oirounistanovsi j if-not j u tVeqd \Me ftottial
promiso, to grant independent? to ,tjio
Filipinos, who. he oontpudod,' Woreablo :
to govorn tUem?elv?8i As'thb^reduUof
two ysars of basting viar, Two be.oupy
abouti, ono five-hundred th, part pf,;ti?ftt
arohipbiSgo, No distriot is. roi\ly
"papiftbd.... ^0 hold tho' ground" our
troops' sfahd on,ptabtioaliy nothing .moro
'.Aftor tho olootioristho febiStfenco in
tho Philippines ihotoaaed and it had
beon announocd in tho ...nato wit Kin a
week' that t'UO.OOO 'Auioriortn fioldiors'
would he npedcd^n .thQi?h^ttdior fett^n
doflnito period. ._4't'?\
ti?nVuy whibh fe bad apposite
what it foods on. ^Nb Ration iii; hietbiry
has rodistod it, > and 'te otrery nation that
had yiolded to it it had ?ron?htdisa?tt)r.
Athchs ouoeo'mncd^tb' it iftud.;porJshod.
H omo in dui ged tho mild .anibi tjipiu a^d
fellowed, itr te; her doom, * ?t;.^i .tho >
ruin of venioo. ?t will Work. i;hQV.,d?sr
truption oU?nglawlf .in^y'edmhw?w..
the eibso oftiis' mwrimmmM *T
t we, with a^l tho lessons of hl&My ho"
i fore us. m provo, the next vl?tin? ,?l?this
1 insatiate 'passienV '#Meaw0? inost
larnontablo,' rn'ost'ttratul^ in
ralU?man tragedyY'^ ; ' .
I Immediately follbwib'g .?^bwno'?
Bpeoeli W otedb?t?ls iet'lii^i?u?oossor,
Moses K.; Clapp of Miancspt?* v^repro
sontod andh o w*a ottiVv sworn ia ; ? \!$$?j??
, .Coal l?i?io ^r??fecl.;
A'd?arful cxnlo?lbn obe?rbd Thuwdsy
. mbr??Bgl%I?bfnWd?d mine in . Penn
sylvania; Ifib'fbllewod ahd it i? fpared
tno entire'^eroo of. wb?kin?,a will.-ho
inoinerated bofere aid eau roa.oh.thoni,
Two bodioa wore taken '" ?lit;: hut they
wore BO m?sn?lod and burned' that / they
oannot:ho ?iuonti*bd?? The flani?B of a
eau
?rowdd at bne? rUnh'od' io 'ihb Mbiith
of the mino; Tho niino'rs are no?ly'ali
>f?r?ig^bor???Thb'.n?mb?r in,the! lA??eJe
not exftOtly .known, , / i
Vrou"na''3ibubt hoar had.thioga every,
dsV ihatar??tfot tthpj jartd iepeat thom.
if valk. Jib above oireulwting, au, un
t?uo ?nd damaging story atout anyone
to obligo gome mifioMcVott? gb?aip.