The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 04, 1910, Image 8

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4 y V BRYAN IS RIGHT ? IK Was Defeated ii Nebraska Dcnecratic State Cavpaifa. ? * WANTED LOCAL OPTION B?4 the Convention Voted It Down (id Stood Put on the Liquor Que> tion?T!m7 Feared lirynn's Hpeerh -* rj?iv Him It it i Oil Aiirui4>?ru ?w x?w Failed. I The Democratic State Convention! f .Nebraska met at Grand Island on I Tuesday. Amid a tumult of cheers! from the former followers of W. Jen-j nags- Bryan/ permaueut .Chairman Smyth of the Democratic platform I committee, read the result of a test! vote of the gathering, which practi-j rally took from Mr. Bryan the Dem- I erratic leadership of Nebraska. I which he has sustained for fourteen J yea if. I The vote come on a motion made! by Congressman G. M. Hitchcook, a candidate for the Senatorial nomina- I t?o?i, which in effect was to eliini-J nAtb'the introduction of platform! planks with aecom paning speech-! unless submitted as a section ol I ihe majority or minority report of J the committee on resolutions. Mr. J Bryan, seated as a member of the J I.ancaster County delegation, was on! hts feet Immediately with a protest1 and offered an amendment that J would modify that intent of the or-J igtnnl motion. The Bryan adherentsI denounced the Hitchcook motion asl "gag rule," and their opponents de-j clared that "individual rule" omsi ?6t prevail. Chairman Smyth ordered a roll call on the amendment. When two-thirds had been called Opponents of Mr. Bryan realized that he was defeated and a wave of cheers that drowned the roll call fcegah. A.h Chairman Smyth read the re?wlt, 43 G against Mr. Bryan's amendment to 39 4 in favor of it, the delegates sounded a fresh volume ol cheers that seemed to indicate their relief from the uncertainty that had existed as to (he strength which Mi. Itrynn might develop in the Convention. The original motion of Mr. Hitchcock was theu adopted. The action of the Convention practically prohibits any sjieecta from Mr., Itrynn unless, as a member of the resolutions committee, he should speak on one of the planks offered1 1hy the committee to the Convention. The plank in dispute was. "We heartily approve of the daylight saloon law and w? commend] t(ie courageous action of Governor fih?i|pni?ftiKpr in approving it." The plank was adapted by a vole Of 710 to 163. It was then announced Hint two minor!l.v reports would he submitted, One by VV. .1. Hryau and Iho other by II. B. Flehurty. That, of Mr. I try an read: "We favor county option as the best method of dealing; with the liquor question." Th?11 of Mr. Fleharty was: "Wo. favor local option as now , provided for by law, hut are opposed to county option." The majority plank on the liquor question, favored by live of the seven members then was read as follows: "Wo are opposed to making county option or any other plan for the regulation of the liquor traffic a question of party creed. We stand for and insist upon strict endorsement of our present laws and believe -that any further changes in qur liquor legislation should he decided by a direct vote of the people, and that the cause of good government and public morals will he better served in that way than by dividing the people Into hostile factious on purely moral issues." Speeches were made by the spou <?/rs of the planks, and the Convention then settled down to the final tattle. M?- Urvflii fttirt.-ilt inir t'rum the platform in behalf of the minority plank presented by hiui, was greeted by shoots of applause and was listened to in silence. He said in part: Mlf I have advocated that which is Ot good for the State, let. mo feel ?oi for the good of I he Democratic party, I do not ask your mercy. Who te?w* Mian ), could desire to disrupt (ho Democratic party. Am I n?>t avraro what a resolution at your hands will mean to me? j 4tlt has been said that 1 am mnk(nrg this light because I am not a candidate. Nothing could lie iiuec ??true." Mr. Bryan here referred to the political battles he had waged and declared that -he bad been fearless when his own future seemed at otake. Continuing, he said: 'J have been called a dictator for expressing nay opinion. Your candidates here today have expressed their sentiments. By what law am | cotdpelled to remain silent when | ijeel that the good name of my ptiito is at stake? , ?/l(L bus been said thai I am tffrfeved because I have been gold ~ m) by the liquor interests in try SUCK RASCAL CAUGHT FLI.MFLA5LMKD A 8UMTKR MAX AND HK1PPKD. Bat Was Kai Down and armtrd Out in Ohio iml "Jrou^lit Buck to Sumter. About three month* ago "Piov?s>-.:r" (Joodv/in, a?) alleged palmist, ...ue to Sumter and opened up parlors on South Sumter street, and for several weeks did a phenomenal and rushing business. In the zenith of his glory he suddenly disappeared, and upon Inquiry it was learned that he had relieved Ralph II111, a local bicycle dealer, of $700 dollars by a cunnigly-laid scheme. Young Hill claims that he told him that he posessed a secret process by which ne could make money multiply t?y subjecting it to a certain electrical p,,xcess. In order to demonstrate that wonderful power, it is said, he induced Hill to bring him one hundred dollars in currency, which roll he dipped into a bucket of water and gave to llill to keep until the ne.ii morning, Hill agreeing not to open the package until a specified hour. When the package was opened on the following morning, lo and behold, there was the two hundred dollars in curreucy of the real money, and Hill fell into the welilaid trap. The same afternoon after consulting with the professor he got together seven hundred dollars, and off no went to have that amount subjected to the same treatment and doubled in the same inannet. The same .inmersion in the bucket took place and another package was handed to him to be kept until the following day. YV.hen the last package was opened, it contained umy u pu-uc vi paper and Goodwin had flown the coop. . Every effort was marie to apprehend the professor before he got beyond the borders cf the state, but all to no avail. Then Hill had circulars printed Riving the size a.ml description of the professor, and i'ering a reward of $100 for his apprehension and arrest. About a weeK igo word was received from Bellair, Ohio, that the officers had the man. and to send one on for identification. Hill went and found the suspect was the man, and he immediately wired the authorities at Sumter. Deputy Sheriff Sykes landed his man in Sumter, and he is now in jail in default of a $2,000 bond required by Magistrate Harby. As scon as his pals arrive, he says, he will be able to come across with the coin. Mr. Sykes had every difficulty In securing his prisoner. He fougb extradition. and Governor Ansel refused the Sumter deputy sheriff's request by wire for permission to emt.irw pniinsi>l to renresont the slate. Mr. Sykes employed a lawyer, however, on his own responsibility, and had he not he would never have been able io bring the professor i<South Carolina. The people at Sumter are very much interested in the outcome of the case, and they want to see the professor get the limit of tJie law, but some think as the deputy sheriff was advised by the oilicials th.v he belongs to a set of the worst criminals in the country, it. is more than likely that, they will come across with the $3,000 that will put their mau on the ground. ItOOSTF.K KILLS A IllZZAltl). I little Came Cock Kcscnts Intrusion of the llig I?ir<L If ever n rooster had occasion to crow lustily it was the game cock owned by William Fo\\ of Hunter's Park, Pa., which succeded in killing a turkey buzzard, a monster, Ave feet from tip to tip of wings. The buzz a rd impudently sweeped down into the chicken yard where 4;uno rooster ruled supreme, and when a member of the family appeared a little later. ?he buzzard was hors <Ie combat and the rooster with his gashing spurs was putting the finishing touches to the job. Tried to Wreck. Strikers tried to derail an eastbound passenger train at Oliver, lad. The engineer of the train noticed a tu ned switch signal in i? uf to bring his train to a stop thereby pro.bably prevented injury, if not loss of life to the passengers. Killed Witlt Knocks. Hob Howie a negro residing in the Lebanon section of Abbeville county, struck another negro Saturday afternoon with brass knacks and killed him. The affair oeucrred on the plantation of Walter H. Wilson. (wn state. 1 have been Hold out by these liquor Democrats in my own State, and saved by the votes of selfrespecting Republicans who refused to aid in it. "I expeto be in politics for many years yet. I expect to aid in the work of the Democratic parly, hut I will not remain silent when a band of pv.'Itical assassins attack .me." LOST HIS LIFE TRYING TO HAVK THK LIFK OF .1 A UTTLK CHILD. The FftUl Accident 0<Tiirrfd bj the Sinking of a Little Steam Government Launch Near Savannah. A dispatch from Savanuah. CJa.. says at least two persons were * v - * u ?* W.*?I ?? it err* a' Irowned una slx owhts u<iu uunvn scapes from death when a covered launch, owned by the government and used by the soldiers at Fort Screven, sauk in l?azaretto creek, near the fort, late Friday afternoon while the outgoing tide was rushJiiug through the creek at race horse horse speed. The dead are: Sergeant Olivet, one of the best known non-commissioned oilicers in the coast artillerycorps; a 6 year ohl son of Sergt. 1 Helke. It is believed that Sergt. Oliver, who is an old man, lost his life while trying to save that of the child. A woman member of the pa?",y was caught by the tide and carried down the creek for several hundred yards, screaming for help until she lost consciousness. Fishermen further down the stream heard .her and put out in boats. She was caught as she was sweeping by them, hurried to the bank and after a long time was revived. Other occupants of the launch, it. is believed now, escaped after a bat tie with the tide. The accldeut occurred where the Tybee railroad crosses the creek on a low bridge. The top of the launch struck the bridge, the craft careened and was swept under water In a moment. A passenger train crowded with pleas ure seekers on the way to Tybee beach reached the bridge soon atV?' the accident. Passengers cared (or the survivors. Reports of the accident at Port Screven sent a detail of soldiers to the creek In an effort to recover .he bodies. It is feared the sea'c'i W'l be very dlflicult as it is problable the tide carried them out into the month of the Savannah and possibly to sea. The survivors, dripping and suffering from fright, were taken aboard the train and hurried to tiie fort. The launch probably is unhurt and can be raised. * ISKPOKTS FROM COIXIIKS. Show Tint Cotton Will Vicld Sixty --- -. . /i. rei' i cni. i i-u|i. Reports made by forty members of the SI;rte Farmers' Union from 20 counties Indicate that the cotton crop is about GO per cent. For ^he twenty counties the estimate for the corn crop is 71 per cent, wheat 71 per cent, and oats 7 0 per cent. The report shows that the crops have1 been damaged to a great extent by the recent rains. All reports Indicate that there is a spirit among ail farmers for the production of grains and that the condition of g/i.n is j much better than cotton. The foi l lowing is the conditions of the cot-) ton crop as estimated by the men I hers of the union for twenty counties: Colleton 58; Spartanburg G7; An-J derson 6G: Dorchester Go; Willia msburg 50; Pickens 50; SumterGl; Richland 51; Chester 75; Rdgefield 50; Dilhon 80; Hampton 40; Lancaster 50 Dee GO; Chesterfield 7 >; Florence 65; Oconee GO; (ireenvilie Go, Dexinj/ou . ?; Owing* bu v GO, Total GO. * THK COTTON CROP. Reported to Ih? in Very Poor foudi< tion Kvoiywhei'C. The report of the N'atdonal Oin iters' assocoation. issued at Mempiiis Friday, indicates a eor.ditioli of 7 2.9 per cent for cotton up to July 25. This, ihe report says, with average of weather conditions, would seem to indicate a yield of from 11,000.000 to 11.500.000 bales. The report by States follows: Alabama G7: Arkansas 70; Florida 72; Georgia 67; Louisiana 64; .Mississippi 68; South Carolina 6S; Tennessee 7 5; Texas 78; average 72.9. * Fatal Auto Hide. At Staunton, Va., W. (?. MolTat is dying and L. Bowman and Daniel Porter was seriously injured as the result of an automobile accident. They were returning from Harrisonburg in machines and speeding along one of the roadways approaching the city when they crashed with terrific force into a telegraph pole. M Denied His Guilt. In the presence ot SOU people, Brooks Foiey, a negro convicted of ci iminal assault upon a woman of his own ''ace at Archer last spring, I met death on Die gallows at Gainesville, Fla. Foley stoutly denied ni* guilt even after the rope was about his neck. Falls Nine Stories. While working on the ninth floot of the new Forsyth building at Atlanta Saturday Arthur K. Peary, j carpenter, suddenly slipped ancJ plunged to the sidewalk below, meeting instant death. Nearly ever) bone In his body was broken. CLASSIFIED COLUMN WaninS^T^ Idea Wool, Beee wtii, Tallow, etc. Write for price* - Crawford A Co., 6OS-610 Reynold. Street. Auguata, G*. I want SO principal* for rural and village schoola and 50 young ladlea for grade And rural poeitiont now open. Act Immediately. W H. Jones, Columbia. S. C. For highest prices and quick eat return a st?nd your produce, etc. fruit, vegetables, etgfl. poultry etc., to Mohr, Sou & Co., wholesale produce and commission mar chants. 111 Water St., Tampa Fla. SO assorted post curds, scenery* sen timental, comic and various othei colored views; no two alike; onlj 10c. mailed postpaid. Address th< CJem Novelty Company, Depart meat C.. Monuon, Muss. Wanted?To sell ^heap, scholarship for either single or combined course in the Carolinas' leading ment Agency, Winston-Salem, N business college. For full information write Southern KmployC., Box 509. Wanted?Hardwoods, logs and lun. ber. We are cash buyers of po> lar, cedar and walnut logs. Ala* want poplar, ash, cotton wood, cj presa and oak lumber, inspection at your point. Kasy cutting. Writ us. Savannah Valley Dumber Co Augusta, Qa. For sale?Milch cows, jerseys, anu grades of good breeding, registered mrtU' calves. White Col li ? dogs* (registered). Also service from a registered, beautiful white Collie Ten ($10) dollars guaranteed, Bronze turkeys, and Tammouth hogs. Address M. R Sains, Jonesville, S. C. SUMMER RESORTS Large rooms, in modern home, closets. hot baths, electric lights, shady grove. Exceptional cooking. Address C. A. Stovall, Brevard, X. C. Althelwold Hotel?Sixty rooms. Private baths. All conveniences. New management. All outside rooms. The place to spend the summer. Address Athelwold, Brevard. N. C. Suiumci' Hoarders Wanted?Ratej$7.00 to $8.00 per week. No consumptives taken. Mrs. Wade Harrison, Me Alp! u House, Saluda, N. C, Bluet Heights Hotel?Opened J u n? 15; hor and cold baths, and lighted with acetylene gas; rates reasonable; our location fine; also summer homes for sale. I). W. Johnson. Prop., Mountain City, Ga. >lMple!iurst, ob the Asheville an. Lake Toxaway railroad. Thre? hundred f*et from station. Mod eru Conveniences. No consump tives taken. A. L. & L. E. Daven port, Horse Shoe, N. C. Excellent country Im>am1 in the Land of the Sky at '.Aledford Farm, one mile from Clyde, N. C. Good table, comfortable rooms, invigorating climate, fine spring water, good roads, conveyances furnished. $2.'> per month. H. C. Med ford, Clyde, N. C. Cedar Cn?vc Emm. DU ROC-JERSEYS North Carolina's Cherry Ketl Swine, Entire lot of 50 pigs for July delivery sold except a few boar pigs Have IS sows to farrow July and August. We will book orders for 100 pigs. Sept. and Oct. dellbery and guarantee satisfaction or money back Price, pay now, $8..">0 each, or %2'a for three. If you wish the best type of l>urocs, buy pigs from these Wes tern bred sows. Single Comb It. I. Ked Eggs af ways on hand, from uniform fowls fancy strains of the breed. - ?' ' w *. %. u vg*/ kf.l V d VY. A. 1 tlHil'C.A, tUX'.iuik, v A Itoy l^ost. Philip Finklestine, a Russian .low disappeared from the home of hi aunt at Aiken a few days ago, an< though every eh'ort has been mad' to locate him, the family have no been able to do so. Finklestein in boy sixteen years of age, weighs lk pounds, has 'grey eyes, and is flv feet three inches high. Canto Too latto. A rag picker named Joseph th ' other day confessed to the assassin.') tion April 21, 11>01. of five childre of a farmer rained l'.riere, in th vicinity of Charlies. France. Th j father of the children was foun guilty of the murder and sentence to life imprisonment. He died i prison. 1 lined Kefn*Is. Mrs. Mary Weaver, of Dover, Pa { the woman who had the dlstinctio I of having fed three Southern gepei . a la 4 7 years ago. when part of th r ^Southern army bivoucaced near tit home, is dead. She was 7 3 years ol< ? * - "* : YOL'NG GIRL HAVK8 LUFN i . ! >f the Kx-l'remJer IVom mm Ammn* . sin's Bullet. Antonio Maura, leader of the Spanish Conservative party and wht as premier, put down the Barcelona . riots, and brought about the execu* flon of Dr. Francisco Ferrer a year 1 ago, owed his escape from death per* ' haps to the courage of his youthful j girl cousin, who threw herself up-.o . the assailant. It was shortly before last midnight that the former prime ' Franclu station, where he arrived P n 1 f : Durduco n : The Great Sou FOR LIVER TF Biliousness, Constipation, Dyspepsi Jaundice, Nervous and Sick Headac and all Stomach Diseases. Teaches the Li Clears the ( Sold Everywhere - Has Hincc 1894 given "Thorough inatr influences at the lowest possible cos RESULT: It is to-day with its faeult Its student lx>dy of 400, and its plant w< THE LEADING TRAINING SCIIC $150 pays all charges for the year, inol heat, laundry, medical attention, physic except music and elocution. For cata BLACKSTONE FEMALE INS' J AS. CANNON, Jr., M. J THOS. R. REEVES, B. fSr jUQUOR^d DRUG ! HABITJ |||T and I IW* SELECTED '"^UBSfl UMlniwit llWM ,y*&r\duMl w Tpyap^fi 1 OX T?IK CI ORANGEBUR OKANGKKIKU, SO Kxpenses are leas hen- than at services offered are equal to the ve , at actual cost.. Let us convince for you. Write tor catalogue a a ? l ?. 1- - - U I ' I .1.4 ...^3 WtUI ? yOU 1111 It K Ul 111 .luuirm. PRESIDENT W. : 147 Hroii^liton Stiwt S ^mmmmmmtrnmmu I World's Greatest BpMi|MnJ laUnwl and Externa ItljjJJJM Pain [ KHuHkii Remedy Fot*Rheum?ti?m, Sciatica, Lame Back, Stil II Joint* and Muscle a, Sc.? T*iroat^CoIds, S?r?ini j SpraiAt Cut*. Bruise*, Colic, Crarnpa, Tooth ache and all Nerve, Bone and Muscle Ache (? and Pain*. The aenuine ha* Noah's Ark oi . every package. 25c..50c.and$l.90byallde?l " | era in medicine everywhere. Sam$..e 4* ,*m!lfrt (I j N**k liaik Co., lidaad, V?f*d laitia. Ma* i | | anywhere about thi I hard water, and ha ie or attie tank to free i ' Columbia Supp j from Madrid en route to Ptima. At ? his side wus his cousin. Soddenly from the crowd the m?i, Manuel Pose. fired three shots. The first bullet pierced Sen or Maura's arm. sad the itcond found' lodgmdoV fa hia leg. As Pose fired again the woman sprung up to him, interrupt- ? lug his aim and the buttet went wild. Twreety-five Pctnoom Purtah. Twenty-five persons perished In a flood following a cloud-burst at the town of Does. Hungary. Damage to property and crop# in heavy. tfAV Paw/I or V CI A VTTUVl thern Remedy ALL DOUBLES a, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, :he, Coated Tongue, Bad Breath, vex to Act and [Complexion 25 cents ife . A vction under positively Christian t." y of 32, a boarding patronage of 328, >rth $140,000 K)L FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA uding table board, room ,light?, steam al culture, and tuitioni n allsubiectii loguo and application blank address, riTUTE, Blackstone, Va. ) * * 1 ^ j-AMOCiaie rnncipaw. i mm " L ,JL SSS U2*M Hypodermics ujed in' of yUcohollstn, . I ??? I ??I?1?? > ,11* I'LIN." G COLLEGE l TH CAROLINA. any oiiu?r HrJiool hi the land. The ry b?*st. Board on the CLUB PLAN you mat our achool 1h the school i d full Information. Write rifiht now \ r% nnTr" rirt /mi a. tlit.riauN Oihor?Ihip^ S. C. . NO CURE I NOPAYI! | Bo prepared tor an raargancy byha.ln. ta botuu ui rivan'S CCi.SC nSMSSV j on hand. More animals die from oollo than all other non-contagiouu diseases combined. J Nine out of every ten cases would hare been en red if NOAH'S CPU'* WIMIDY had ? 1 boon given in time. II _ ' 1 isn't a drench or dope, I bnt is m reme<ly given vCSSIKEligBi yj!*| on the tongue, so slm- 4kh^L uP\ 1 plo I hut a woman or 131 F? child can give It. If It flM * fails to cure, your ^niuijl i. money refunded. If ?d*Vl your dealer cannot supply send 50c inl t lAT 1 'i^l n stamps and we wll'lk IV/'l ni > mail a bottle. NoahL^^^A^^^^^GM ft ? Remedy Co., Inc., V7|TWV95Y3Vf9|VH u Richmond, ^ifia j kitchen, bath room, laundry, barb, and > place. You may hate both soft and ' re it hot as well at cold. No etaritod 4 >xe or leak. A < ly Co.; - Columbia, & C, V