Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

t F -THE WEEKLY1LEDGER: GAFFNEY, S. V 1 < xrr News Notes From 11 : \ South Carolina. HTERE87ING, li'i O 'T • Cltlc«n« of Soulli Caro! i:ii 'Vi!l t TAltdity of the ;i nr:r klbltlng thr Importation of I- nuo - : r«>i i •th«r States—Cot I ou Mill for lia:lt-.- t«a—Cat la Salaries. Washington, Jan. •-‘7.—A frtm Charleston. S. C . •kk house wavs and meaiis a»4 presented tlic'claim- "I f«r the establishni. it m a tt tho UnitedStates arts, director of fl>“ l>:i"l; fare the banking st Representativ i i i. a i Oarolina dwelt uji n t i aad volume of the c> M Charleston and <■' iii»an n ii with Savannah. T1 port received a little m • bh« cotton uadc thaii Ciiaii Rovai, Wilnunpcm an i : < Oarolina ports, how<vr. - !’ * 1 '• Mtrable amounts d this much business away fr an t .•> tai for which that city, to furnish the capital. Win taken into considerate*n Ciiari' ranked Savannah. Charleston was the bu-i Jo a F- " ii All Parts of North Carolina. \1 Industrial and Business Condi tions For a Week. *» ^TttY ^ Ml ' TANITARY .^O, 1896. IS)T!( t\. rpnF\ r r A The Senator Declares Un- quiv- otaliy For Monroi Doctrine. FrTFJG, rJFORTl'ir ITEMS. INCREASE IN THE PRICE OF COTTON SUPPORT ; 0. tha Carolina** and w.. - the I rest p rt be- tween New Orl<. iid Baltimore - tor Ihe establishmeni <<f . subtil ,'sury. Messrs. John D. Mu; rpliv, ,1. .'■. lur- dock. A. H. Ilowi . Ik O’Neill and W. H. Welch, bu n: 3 mi u of < Ion, were present ■ t did 11 t s]: preferring to ]eav< < iieir <-;: • ill t ho hands of M' Lauri:-. 1 v > v • ; 1 * » ; • • ( ; 1 tie* ways aud me; * <•- ; ninittee. wh-. 1 in- tends to make his ! *t for C !.*rh' .-ton in the committee w . r-n it t;-ke> tin* proposition up. After leaving tli v,-ays an 0 ■ans committee tin- del<".:. .- ;i ay; 1 -. be- fora the committ* - • : public inii.-i ings •ad grounds in >u;ip >rt i. ^ il • > grant to the city wf -* n S. tha old postcilici 1«.* ..i; . tha use of the <• <111111' r : 1 aity. MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR. A Ctenuly Trc‘asur«*r ilol* »r 1 ol Over T w<» i'liou'imd *1'.. Columbia. S. C.. Jan -A m; rste- , \v T ‘. Jtl . rioas robbery <x-<-nr, i in Cou’ -.vay, IjT Horry county, t -n <: > and lias li 1 only now leaked • u fact was kept quiet for a pn: y - . n ,v of ; jr •i tha “faithful on< r it. Tho u. safe of tlx- couuy-* , g i j « JL ^ L •rry <■ was opened and r ur Hj. 7 i i. 1 • \ County Ti'-asar i. D i. i > hr w. i s ill ]; iiia office during tie da-, ai. |(1 FliV s lie 4 > i locked bis safe, as w .- in - . i>e- 0 ) J. for*closing up i : th<- n< . ,t . R'*t urn- ; ViV ii iaa on Toesdav m f< nun l ids 1 tie I oBce door open and on ier <-x; ami- 1 (* nation discin'-n d t ...’ in . e liad Lee a mi ’■ opened and tlx- amount s fated was f r\ gone. The thief evidently mu-t hav inc wn tha comhiiiatii.n. an < i.ivi- n. , i. 1 himself with a to I':<• «.ii; .i - •rouble in g<;tt:n ' tii • i> j tv. !' 1 a flnt thing of the kiud that in > .• happened in that < wu :ty. 'l a • claw to the robber. Tie- nva.-ur •• i praaumed, has some in . a- t . . . r 0- bary, but has not told any 1 . a whole affair is looked <>!i goner iiy a rmy remarkable. M«r tally Wounded His Urol n-J. i-.v. Columbia, S. C., J:tn N'-ar Man ning, Clarendon <• nnty, il< m y Tm ; tl sort ally wounded hi- l.r in-law, Jndson Chewing. li<-cii li< i- . m\; ra- ordinary provneatioii <<r ir was deilu- arnte assassination. Tim dyif .-.tan •ays that he was in his barn nm corn wneu Tindal. wlm b b i'_ t<; ( ,ue of the most prominent iamb; a the county, cam** to tie- door stsnl a 1 ora if he wanted to go rabbi limiting; t ( ,at ha nssented, and as )i<- g<»i up. I indal ired two loads of Inr-k-ii <t in ' i i, .dv. Tiudul claims that < inewingbrntally as- >nlilted Mrs. Tindal and lie ;;<■-u.-f i kUn of the deed and then shot him. A Cut In Sataricn. Columbia. S C., Jan. :.M —In tin- house of representatives the -on n j began to get in th<ir work. Wii<"i ine bill providing for the re r.-aumw i .0 the state suprem'' <• >urt cam m ■ •ttacked it an ! the - daric- < tho (ices and attaches of tim <• a. 1 wi-r • all cut down. The salary ni i cliiei ja.-.- tice was cut from :..'>oo t . ;!.no ). and thostr of the assistant justi - )r a $8,000 each to Tim «• ai.-i ; . . , •0 be required t<> hold thre iustea •uly two sessions a year. Si-rtiun datler Kittl'd. Columbia, S. C., Jan. g'd.—.1. j. Sut- ties, one of tin- ol<l<*st si-dion m . on tho Atlanta :in<l (!liariotte railr < <1, was killed at Duncan, near Spartatt- buig. was on hi- crank ... four men going through a < when they met a frej t tn aither crank or train could lx top i. There was a collision, tin* crank thr .v,u from the tra<‘k and Suttn- ki. 1. Tue other men jumped and thu--av<>d tin in- stives. Thu l>U|if-ns!iry Luiv A^ On. Washington, Jan. 28. — In the so- promo court of the Unit'd Sr it< 1,1 •ions to advance were made in ,J. ; Scott, et al. versus .laitn- Donald, f. am cases from the circuit <' urt 1 <r S n; Oarolina. The i sno <- Hie v...i dt . the ditpensary I im ntl C prohibiting citi/< 11s of t). 1 tat.. 1, a Importing from a is 1 t i , countries spirited ami int ni:; liquors for p<o anal i, • < < imp- lion. I'rinntni-iit I.awyi-r OHAULKSTON, Jail. 21. A an, Farrow, a promimnit and p ; : J oung member of tin* C.k. .-t , ltd at his ln>in> Inn - . I r. !' wan born 1:1 Albemarle < unt., \' t r- f [iuia, 'SI years ago. . i I • r ;11 aw at tin- lJiiiv< r-ity 1 Vir r < Cuttoii Mill Idr <*tiarl<-»|„ii, CflAltl.i.s 1 o\, Jan. r 1 ).| : |j building will soon be , i j>i r. charter has Ix en m y o i n , oapitulists. Tin- mill will have tal of $150,000. (,i <>< - tin* I.'quor Oealrr, Who . .< -.111 « aroliiiiuns, said to He co V]t!>llf*;ttion fora Kecelyer A ion In favor of Mrs. Vance, Wife of l! Late Senator, Kte. ii !<::i. Jan. ‘.'7.—Popular regent- in i'i Id rth Carolina at the summary di al of John H. Winder, as gon er.- . n.ger of the Seaboard Air Line, cor. <; 1 - unabated. He arrived hero ami nen interviewed, said: • J -.. -atiy dislike to say anything for pu . -n.tio.i at any time, but in view of 1!. ; t c; .: s<> much interest is mani- m; jiubac in the matter, I ti. it that the facts Ik* given as tln-y ; tu.o.y exist. v- - 1 no communication from eit ■ ])i sident or the vice presi de \1-i.1g me of the proposed ac- ti-. , on Jan. 1 was advised by a iiie of tin- r.ci.is that he had had ; ino-rview with the president, in v i tli • ..-ti-r said the committee of tin ard im-tors would not con- lin - . :tment of me as general 1 m;’.:. . .-, r- • reason being that there -op-ration and nonsupport of the it by me, and that I was on- : : when wanted, and saying tin o. . - <1 propose to give me any no te- ; m ;>riij>osml action, but if I v ..a iiariiy resign it would re in . . .. aati .11. I immediately went t<< If - and nxjucsicil an inter- vi- w wo ! tin- president. It was ac- c 1. mi ll In- said he saw no good rc-c-t 1 <■ line 11 111 it. I demanded an < ] 1 u; ni;. 1 > u my ixafore tin* com- Li. . .y eiiarg- ■ made, declaring so far as I was concerned. . , . inity was denied me. I t : -amled that the charges be v, .11. Ue then denied that there v. , • i o ;<•>, an 1 gave me two let- t<. pilainiag tin* matter.” LAMBETH IN MEXICO. tTuc i.'i] i«>r Hi-illi-r Wlm Swiiiillctl North > sroliniiiii- Other N«*\vit. ]’, >1. .1. Jan. Jo.—(Ji-orge A. Lam- .-. .is a v. ii ile-ale liquor dealer »vin) s ..inaii* 1 so many other amt ii- i last week, is in J. \V Tr,i'-y, a physician, fell .. ii in- • t Kings M untain. . .1 11. x. u>, Charles Cole mis. white men, and Red- .; and Ii ss Joyner, negroes, h r ;ieatedly setting lire to . o Ivinstoii. is in jumgress there. 1 <• .mind June 10 there were d the t tai loss was $500,- j •! ivs lina iy discovered these . xandcr ii u.-e, a negro, and .a- he-otm* state’s evidence. •Carr lias revoked the com- i n- X <:-t.i Carolina naval re- l .r harm ay and the good of tin- servi'-e -tii- -e years ago a white man :>n . • desert -d Ids wife and < "•!!. diday h<* returned without i: imd lived all these years in < ' ; Ima. Neitlier his wife nor < <i ■ n s remembered him. h-ati m ha been made for the " .it of a i< ceiver for the Hen- . n! aim Brevard railroad, which del I uily last August. • -u ere a- court of Mecklenburg < r iyd<-'-idcs that Mrs. Vance is ou- to d<)W<*<‘ in all the lands of her late nu-band, S< nat a* Vance. WHITECAPPERS AT WORK. This Is BettiR I'si-il as an In<lii<-<'in<>nt to Planter* to IaciTanx the Acreage, ami from Prc*cnt Imllcation* tin* Urop AVill Be Much Larger I'hau I-a*t Year—Many New KnterprUcs Kc|*orted. Chattanooga. Jan. 2fl.—The Trades man has received its reports of indus trial and business conditions for the week ending Jan. JS, in all parts of tho southern states. A slight increase in the price of cotton is being used as an inducement t > planters to increase the acreage. From present indications the crop will be mu *h larger thau that of last year. Fertilizers are now iu active demand. The iron men seem to be sat isfied with the condition of the market, as there has been no further lessening of pig iron quotations, and the demand continues to be fair. Southern lumber operators give most encouraging reports each week. It seems as if a heavy trade may be expected during the spring and summer. Reports that cotton mills are turning out goods in excess of the de mand are not confirmed in the south, where the mills continue to find a ready market. Prices, while low, are steady. Among important new industries in corporated or established in the south ern states during the week are: The Buckingham Mining and Milling com pany of Richmond, Ya., capital $100,- 000; the William Schuff & Sons tannery at Louisville, Ky., to cost $80,000; the T. R. Thomas Lumber company, capi tal $50,000, of Prescott, Ark.; tho Inter national Creosoting and Construction company of Galveston, Tex., with $50.- 000 capital; tho Texas Oak Leather com pany of Tyler. Tex., capital $40,000, and the International House Construction company of Houston, Tex,, capital $15,- 000. Reports of new textile mills include a $150,000 cotton mill at Charleston, S ! C., a 12,000 -piiulle mill at Roanoke Rapids, Va.. a *50,000 mill at Charlotte, N. C., ami tilers at Rome and Sparta. Ga., and Pittsboro and Winston, N. C, Then* an* also reported bicycle works at Little R'jck, Ark., brick works at Fitzgerald, Ga., a canning factory at Hairodsburg, Ky.. and a coal mining and coke company at Thacker, W. Va. | Cotton delinting works are reported as to be built at Wilmington, N. C.. gas works at Marietta, Ga., an ice factory at Miami, Fia., and machine works at DeLaud, Fla. A paper mill is to be es- tatlishcd at Sugar Land. Tex., soap works at Easley, S. C.. a tobacco factory at Little Rock, Ark., and wookworking plants at Florence and Jacksonville, Ala., LaGrango and Little R<)ck, Ark., Springfield, Ky., Starkville, Miss., and Roderlidd, W. Va. Among tho enlargements of indus trial plants are: Machine works at Birmingham, Ala., cotton mills at Bir mingham, Ala., Coleridge, N. C., and Lynchburg, Va., aud lumber mills at Rome, Ga. Tho new buildings of the week include a $10,000 auditorium at Birmingham, Ala., a $25,000 business block at Asheville, N. C., and one to cost $20,000 at Wheeling, W. Va.; an $8 ,000 church at Tuscumbia, Ala.; a $10,000 school building at Euparlee.Ga., and a $00,000 office building at Mem phis, Tenu. BIG FORGERY. SaVH r J he*!*!' S ■) "n > t>i\ i ■ ’ tin* l nil re -till a t » ’'■ *t Approiiri) <»f J* !*orr. :;n I «> Spring to Arms l!i<* <*r u.G \\ orld I Arr ^ \ »• ■SOLUTION -; -ni in -iit (n ut i In* l'l 1*1 I'lliTl* Woulll -t Army tho Washington, .lap of the senate ehaplui;' » appearance o:‘ am-tie- tho eeii-tollafion of si the knitting to: •-tin :- - i al! the people of vaueement aud country. 3Ir. Turpio (D< m. Ip. 1.), The prayer ' iT-od to the r—Utah—in .id invoked ho hearts of the Uni".*! i r the ;'.<l- glorv etiti-m eom-einiii.: tlu* Ta: ki-h nc :;t calamities c!; rged with no f) ;!'• i tii llnii^tori 1 rrr I'ntH Xrarly Dead ■ < :t 1 liiolitrr v «*\ 4*rrly Whipped. Wi .. \. C., Jan. 23.—News has 1 " ' ved hen* that whitecans in < >uuty, Va , near the North t 1; <*. hav«* 1 x*e<line desperate in t a* s '-tion. Duiing the past week t ■ v; p i th<- iniiiscs of three differ* < t h- ti One was Lacey Worrall, a in., n ! ; iisn<*et(*J < being a revenue in- i ney eowhided him uumerci- and ordered him to leave the c >p • at once. He is now iu West ind has tent tor his wife and lam i. Another victim is Will Dalton. Dev., hip!t o a limb three times until . . ' Then after a severe flog- • tunied loose. He recognized pors ms iu the mob and tho • that they will soon be ar- reste i. it i - ! •ii<*vee accused of the same. Top of Hi* II. iii| Klown Oft FANrOilD, N. C„ Jan. 23.—A cotton gin lx i <1* i.xpioded near here, two miles ' MLi'j-k, killing James Gilmore r Gn iter. Gunter had the t o<*l his head blown off. The cxplo- si- v <; <iu<* t . tb<* ignorance aud caro- s of tip* tireiuan, who failed to :i* ' a ru-ty valve, through which '''b i*''-'iiM n >t Ixi conducted into tb- " i - until alter tae latter had be come hot. a Aoo:hi r Cotton :'.i<*tiiry For Charlotte. Chucloiti;, N. C., Jan. 23.—Thie city, which n >w leads all cities in North Car lieu a-' ti tb<* mi in her of cotton la t -i , baviiig niue, adds another. It i .-.o : t tiie Cu irl >tte Hosiery Yarn null. ; has .?:>•».«))) capital and H. S. -wi<■. is pri sniinit. It will have pnnUi-.s. Work on it will begin March 1. Du* *miU M'ltliilrawii. Winston, N. C., Jan. 24.—Peter Oobb i i tret, etockholderi in tho •s'* ' 1 ( 'a-'. ina R li.i- iad company, who r ' ' 1 M 11 an ai-tion iu tne superior << milord county to annul tho > Kiat r ad to tno South *ru Kail. ' - <' »iii;»any, have withdrawn the i what reason Mr. (Jobb aud wife do not state, i’ropoMxl Tohaceo Kxposition. W i ■ -ion, N. (’., Jan. 24.—It is prob- *h i't ti:at a big t'ibacc<) i-xp-iHition will b" ii< M Li M- next fall. The chamber ot e m i : - b s app liutoit a committee to ' wit,i mi: irr*ointnittnoHfr<-m -o ■> >ur<l and the M<*r<'llants , r* uni ,it i iC'tiiHider the fMiii- biltly oi tho proposed exposition. Chinese Get In Their Work on the Island of Java—Many Arrests. Tacoma, Wash., Jan. 29.—The latest advices from China tell of the uttering byChine.se forgers on the island of Java of $3,000,000 of Java bank notes. In order to get notes accepted forged no tary acceptances were placed on them. Already £>> >0,000 of forged and dis counted n<.tcs have been discovered and many prominent Chinese merchants have been piaced under arrest, includ ing Captain Chin, one of the wealthiest Chinamen in Java. It is believed by the police that the forgeries were com pleted in Singapore. Kwee Che Sop, an agent of China, now a resident of Sourabaya, and a band of native Ethirs have been ar rested. Soe has confessed to having committed the forgeries aud implicates many others, all of whom insist they are innocent. The forgeries were discovered through a lawyer named Gericke, who is high ly praised by the bankers and popul.-p-e. One house, that of Ten Kim Tjiang, discounted 300,000 pounds of forged notes. Nash & Co. discounted 135,000 pounds of forged notes. Other houses that discounted tho forgeries are practi cally bankrupted. Death of Sir Joseph Harnby. London, Jan. 20.—Sir Joseph Barnby, the well known musician and principal of the Guildhall school of music, is dead. He had long suffered from an internal complaint, and was much upset at the death of his friend Lord Letighton. Sir Joseph Barnby was suddenly attacked with hemorrhage of tho brain and suf fered great agony until unconscious su pervened. He was born iu 1838 and succeeded Gou. xl as conductor of the R-<yul Albert hal\ choral society. Ho was knighted in 1802, and conducted the first passion service in England, at Westminster abl>ey, in 1871. The C'liarge* Agalnxt Farton Hrown. San Yhanckco, Jan. 29.—Tho com mittee appointed to consider tho charges of immorality against Rev. Dr. 0. O. Brown, pastor of the First Cougrega- tiouaiist church in this city., hasrefused to a t on the ground thaA it has uo power It was announced at, the con clusion • i v trial of Mrs. Mary Davkl- mu. wh - armsfed at tho instance of Dr Br i on achargo of blackmail, tl -barge . ainst the mi uister will bo h< d by a competent tri buual of tho chu-ch. massacres, said in tb tin* Armenians wer - revolt. They wore <-1i;”,'tI only with being Christians. Tie i;- i-nly i i-.m-.* was that they - ... I exercis'd! the right to worship the Divine cr ■ dor of the universe. Ti: - ti;,: • had <* nc-. -aiil the senator, that tiiei---*N-.-uld b-*unoffi cial notifieati-a to Tu :-v ai: 1 to the Mohammedan chinch that there has boi'ii a decadi iK • in their power to proselyte wi?h tie* sw nl. Mr. Allen (p *>., N<-. .) gave notice of an amondtne .i t • ti •- p-*::ding .silv<*r bill, deprivin . . •><• •< • of t ae treas ury of th • t uul --■■ the auth ■; : c i :rratit , <• < ig i-ss. Sfiiator Tiiur*t<> i :*,ii*aU*. \ Mr. Thurston wa. t ■* r.-c rniz'd and adihv-- l tin si-n ;<> on th ■ Motir >e , doctrine He -..i i, in part: The ado at ; n of the resolnti-m r norte 1 by the commi:te • on t.n- i i .-i.t - ' ill present a Nrnd ini ‘riritl ta il i'su.- vvi.i.vi may liold noieli of i.i n u-eto tlie worl-l s peiu-e: an i- n whira I sin er *lv !i ,pe and profomedy :, la-ve will he ■ i\ ■ i to tin* : abiding p .n-e ..ml horn.rand pin in-ney | of tliis re mlilie. but \v.,ivii. it P u -l-s* I < deny, may pr<-ei;)i:ate up a our b.-low l • country all I iit* «lis iso-r.-;. and lioi r <;•- .and I sacrdices ivlii' h would itn vit .I>1> lollow, should thetwo great i - ■ ting na- i tions of the glo : : I • . : to the arl>itratiou <>. inns. 1 < :i-i:iai ;is i sunu- these r. sp iii^ihiiit i '. I <lare not ; vote for the pending r< in "m. u iKi .nt first .submitting to ' • d • ,,,eiul<-judg ment of nuinkm'l and i .- disp iss-'piatH critu-itm ot posterity. o t lie r -a's >ii': which seem to ma .e my p tii <>I <luty plain. Wire there nothing at si • but a men* adjust men! of n tween Vene/.uela ami lirili *a (..l e t 1 >:.oa. 1 hes.tate long .and si'i-iou -i . b-»or-- voti.ig to commit in.s gover :n- ; to • i.* in'—r ference. It i- dhli ult t * ' .ii-' -. ami i.u- possible to <1 nioustrati-. i aat our honor is involve I. our pr-si . .<■ t nr* 1 or—mr tranquility ui.-unl) i i... :my <.. ;< -.ti’a which can pos* i t t:it strip of South \m i a i ma: . .:lm>uu taiu. But. the present qiie.tioa rises high above ans \ ■ n /a Ian dispute, i ue liritish prime niim r. tin- ae i -<Iited mouthpiect of I be • r ng i empire of C.aiistendori. h .' s <• i . i oiiic: illy - clare and m* advise th meut tl I the .Monroe d.et lin • i. ■ u • pi a ■ in the law of nations and i accept ail or recognized !»y a »y Kur » » a ;m> -vers. The cuall'-nge thus hi ; > -tr > u down !>y Great Britain mu *»• tu < i: up hy t ns repuplic, o' the .Moiipa- uoctrim* is. a t id..g of the past. . . Mr. President, the lira .-a jm itmn bluntly, aiiuo-i insole !j ■' o-, i. ri Salisburv, has bn* t n ■ r i li" ' this floor, cl ijh *d in stch sp. •ndai t n : -m- and presented witli sa ■ . tervi 1 i »qiici;cu ns even to win .v uei'. ■ i - 1 un- hesitati gi ussum ; that iscw.i* for the m.atehless aid i "I 'hi- or..’ »r and not for thy s •atimea, ol 1 cannot be iev<* i iai_ 1 ae senator tr m (J lor-do thems'-lves i » t Iu* !"!: the Am rie la o 'as- sioti: to app -al to any pr- ju ii exist ag li’i' 1 Kaght that tais i- a tdm- < fort Ii th • highiM <• > and ih*vo. ion t<' ae * i must msisi t -it. tla- : lor a digi.ih o. a i- ■ ration ot tn Anna. n.purpose clearly calmly. deiil> a- : , ,, , Mr. President, it is g av-!y .-. ju -d tint our touJ.try ha f. ; n --ay foranv nirtiu-r etilor -.m*at ol tle- M n- roe doctrine \uy country which has shown its a ulity t . rid it- It d-i' -t sm is woriliy o' our <;m* -■•''“ , td i . 1 » ‘ * ' in 1! 11 ** lit I”*i;.'it**s *Um «** * its p-‘ple a greater tsure oi liherty. <-ni ' itenniciit aud ii -v now enjoy. 'I hat Pi.>v:<: ii'-<* wideli o '-* >.es-,-il us ain linK alrrady seized upon the utter ances <>f tho senator from Color ido as an Indi. ation that the people.of this country ni e willing and ready to abamlon what ever place we now hold of duty and re- , sponidbility toward th** republics and i he affair* oi tne new world. But whet) the pending resolution comes on for final pa-- *;<g<*, I predict that il will be adopted bv such -i <‘c -islve vote as will advise all Chvi t (1 iin of the stand which the peo ple o ib s conn ry are prepare I toma .• l r t Iu* malt.t'mince ami ouforcam at ol tin* Monro doctrine. Sir. Ixlieving tiiat the honor of my country is involved, that tin hour calls for the highest expression of loyalty and patriotism, <a!nily confident of the ver dict of posterity: reverently calling God to witness the sincerity of tny purpose, I shall vote for the resolution reported l>y the committee on foreign affairs. I shall vote for it, not as an affront to any other nation, hut to uphold the dignity of my own. I shall vote for it in this time of profound tranquility, convinced that p * me with honor can be preserve'; but, si. 1 would vote for it just as surely were ve already standing in the awful shad >w of declared war. I would vot - for it were the navies of all Korop-* timmleria : at our harbors. I would vote for it we • • tin* shells of British bat i lesdips bur-; m above the dome of the nation's eapitol L would vote tor it. and wouhl maintain it, at all hazards and at any cost, wii a the last dollar, with the la*t man: yea. though it might presag* tu* comitig a inigiity eonfiiet, whoseeonelusion shou'al le;i\ me without a s m, as the last great contest left ino without a sire. Woinen l’l<*a<l Fur Kecognition. Tin* senate marble room was com pletely filled during the day by a del •- gallon of ladies from the National K ; tl Suffrage assoeitition, who appeare i i< *- f< ro the senate committee on w, aiaa’s suffrage to present their plea for i g- nition at tho ballotbox. Senators (Aill ami Peffer were the only mom<> *rs ni’ tlie committee present, and tln-y w- • late in arriving. The ladies wen* all pn > -nr at ID o’elrxtk, the hour specified l'( r the meeting. Tin* speakers were presenfeil by Dr Anna Shaw. They represented 19 states. None of the speeches were of m 'r<* than five minutes’ duration. The speaker.-; all dwelt upon tin* right of tin* femaie sex to equal participation with men iu shaping legislation, and ; im st all of them referred to the inju--- tiee of taxing women without allowing tiiem to vote. Airs. Thompson of the District of Columbia declared that tln-iv were 25 per cent more of odu<-at*-d g. s , than of etlueatod boys, Mrs. Hub: rd of Kentucky indirectly rasped the com mittee by declaring that the ladic- ha t ju-d shown two of tho virtues of slate - mauship, those of punctuality and pa tience. the reference being to th<* tarn: ues <n* absence of the members of tie* committee. A delegation also visited tho judiciary committee room of the house and m ei • speeches to the committee. The spi ; - ers wen* introudeed by Susan B. Au- ■ thouv. Mediciiul \alt. pu- H*.» More * in a bw-.tK' a la any <. °f II-hkI’h SarH*. I • ‘ ! ■ • < •. ih r Inc i>: F* it Ir c More : t t: -t* more < More < u.il. -1 comb in. U.o: which nak' I amfiicture. -r . I tb • (|<* ilcr i- if . a* he r h Inoiicy. nr- • l-j i;. p, euliar :: m .m l j. «ccss, -uliar t » itself, dandinoi s|ii*(>oc- cupi- I in ts I r iLiry than ni -otlu-r. More wont! <1 1 ■><.., I ainl n, i * ,. thnoni iN : ■ I thiin by any <,ili<-r. More Rates i I ycat u are r<'|<<'rt-* I ,<■ -h. More i>‘-o|<l- nr - i - ! 's Sui '.ij'arilla today than any otlu r. ;in<! more arc taking it t-u! y ill , ever before. More and stili ri reasons might bo given why \ should take Sarsaparilla Tlx* Oiu* Tn: • ri'i-id I’arifji r. $1; six for $5. u rvii :| 0 Liver Ills and IlOOU S Kills sick Headache. 2i»ceuts. GENERA'- PORTER DEAD. Fnnera! Service B :ri.ix, Jan. Over Itunyon’* Hemabi' 20.—A funeral servi- ins addr ss. i view s ol t ho j!l e JMIIIl' Ilil jn Iglii -Ut of |ora<l< ic pas- i ii.-it may 1 must insir-i. oi iiel -, to call • m uf 1 >yalty in-t,ii;ti i! I 'iipreini lioiir ami vdcinn d *cl.i- i pi it'-1. Oil! gtnnti.il at elToris to seelire fm* m* civiliz. <tion lii iu same Manairua’* <'rl*U Over. Managua. Jan 30—Th o government of M.inagu i has ro-establi shed the n or- mal ifitei-in* conditions o f the country and tin* p mtieal crisis \vl dch has b sen a disturl ing uleineut for uome time [ taot is now pronounced to be ( over. wit h its gr i eons mvor i pi i*-.* 1 us iu the nosit:•>» of r poa.-lbildy ua-l gu ir liuti- I ihio toward tim we.i..er Amciic in r»- J am not iinm nd*ul <) ( lu<* s'-nou.siie.ss ainl r.ivitvo! tiepre- i sitii.iti >11. ** •* are culling 1 h ilt up <1; t e- settic i policy oi ng*»r<*- -t'o-i - 1! '* domed -I) which lias Va tei i> it the exte -i m -<1 ' h ■ Britigh cm-.in* Iron- i <• iumr i i which her first ! a ,ivci!turou~ i»ro*v turii<*<l to unknown s ,. a « Hut docs ibis tiu-.iish any rcisou j wll ■ k . r cans hould almn Ion any s-ttb-d policy of t ic Unit-d 't-i-s or re tire troin any p mi n "•med ' b<- imnor of 1 tins r puiili an c -.(di n-ol \merica r»*<iuir** t nat w«- soon! I -*0 c-y I Ours is a mi.m>;• '■ . <n. •», 1 :ts p<*opb* are slow to wrutb. I'.ocy l*<-i;<*\•• in tin* divine doctri: l ib ovibc lowly Xnza- n*ne on tin* "h >res o G.iliie -. IPlt i!. t *iv is no otli • lumi in winch the houor of tlir.ii ition B o<lcir; thereisno oti, i-bind in which tic* love of < .iintry, of li. rty and of jn.-dcc i- so strong; thcr- i' ii > other land in which br dherly fc ling i so sirong: 1 h<*i*.* is no ot her land w h..sc i-iti/.cns woa!*l sa rilicc so inuch to maintain i-.s ins ii oti >ns or<l *f<*nd its soil. Tl„, p, o de -d’ tins <oantry have always b*'cn pit 1-in and long suffering under wrme T.iey have never provoked wars, aud have never t moii np.-triiis until driven toil for the fir.s-rvat.on of tneir most I sacred rights. - , ,, Sir, Great Britnmhasm'st ikenthetem- Oer of t he p-ople of th* (oiintry ill the b<- !nis;:i ■- i. no.v. Toe Knglish •ve 1 hat t he United iiVsdar n *t stiin l by tlx. Monroe doc- tiii'c at this time, bec-mse tm-y say the M..01 le of t 0" s-'Uih v odd ghi ily t tke ad v a ti t vm* of a deelar iti-a o. war to renew them j iniermil < nt st. Ktainling upon tie- 11 o' - of 1 ii-* Am • lean sen )te, knowing when : 1 eiik. Jg.y to the people of Gre It 1 tr n • meg wbicb have le-n *-I I led by brave men upon Aiiier'c-m ba’ll'dhd.D, can never be re I °*Sir. tmo-e'is no -livisi-m of sentiinent in the I'nited Si .- beat be beard up ... - , . 1 the approach 01 a f<. reiuMi b.e, and ’her.- will spring to arn *, i-’ north an-l soiuu, the grandest rmy thfc ^vorM has ever known iniin y a (. itblegs I »yalty 1,, their eon I 1 ir hm 1 to the inii I 1 • in-* ir.iig sir in- of u iir tw - ii, -id air , -\ aii<*eo Doolie and "Ibxi *.” Mr. President, tho press of Great Brit 1 as!, as she mtstn Let but a single drum a , >ur eoa-t s anriouncing (lore Uunyoti, late ambassador of the UnitedStates to Germany, at his late residence at 3 p. m. Only the family and tlu* offi-ials of the embassy wen* present. Tne official funeral ceremonies will take place at Castle Mondij-m mi Thu lay. All the necessary arrange ment - an* li-*ing made. The From !) amb a lor. M. J. H“rbette. will a--r -as tl->\ <• : - 1 the diplomatic corps, and the fmeign office will be largely r<-presented. Ti.c Ni-w Govcrninrnt Komis. Nkw Yoax, Jan. 20.—The bauk-us and bidli n hr-,leers who have recentlv be n ■ .V- ring to supply and carry g 1 . for bid i-'i-s for the new gov(*rnm-nt bond*, all r -port largo inquiries bearing on th su!ij<*ct. Single traasaefions ->f sis high as >5.030 in gold have b ".*11 mad--during tiie clay over the eoiinti r. Tip* isreinin-ns are per cent f -r Imv- i-ig and p-r cent for selling, and business is larger than for some time past. Secured Absolute Divorce. London. Jan. 29.—Th-- decree of di- voive ildained by Mrs. P«*arl ('r;igi<‘, t'e auth r, better known as “John Oliver H-ibbs,” on July 4, last, has Ik*--)) inside stb- i.ut *. Mrs. Craigie proved cruelty and unfaithfulness upon tlx* part of her liusbsiud, a clerk in the Bank of Eng land. to whom siie was married in lb'->7. She wsis a Miss Pearl Richardson previ ous to her marriage, and is the daughter of John Morgsiu Richards >n, formerly of New York, now of Loudon. Nortliern 1’nolftc Ilectdvorship lleebled. \Y.\sHiN(iroN, Jan. 20.—Judges Field, Harlan, Brewer and Brown of the su- pr-me court have rendered th(*ir de cision in the Northern Paifi-- r - - -iv- r- ship ease, holding all the court * along th -line of the road to be ancillary to Judge Jenkins’ court at Milwaukee. This decision gives the Milwaukee emi-t the jiu .s fiction over tin* entire system in the matter of receivership. Will Meet Urgent State Requirement*. Constantinople, Jan. 20.—Tiie gov ernment has taken $<>00,030 from the official pension fund with which to meet urgent state requirements. Mau- gcip- riih-s are to be given to the troops as soon as possible. It is believed that sii-p is doo to tho fear that an insurrec tionary mo/omeot iu Macedonia is im pending. Otltl Note Left by a Hoy Miicblc. Muncie, Ills., Jan. 29.—Blaine Lynch, aged 10 years, committed suicide by jumping into a coal shaft 20J feet deep. It was thought his mind was unbal anced. Ho left a note saying: “.Yon will find my bffiy in the bottom of tin- abaft, and I will skate with you when there is ice in the lower regions.” State Central Committee to Meet. Albany, Jau. 29.—Secretary John Kenyon of the Republican state central committee hux issued a call for a meet ing of tiie committee at the Futh •t'i nue hotel, Now* York, on Feb. 8. Tin. committee will at tiiat time issue tin*, call and select a mooting place for tin state convention. fti-*uU of the Sixth Kallot. Frankfoht, Ky., Jan. 29.—The sixth ballot <A V the joint session of tin* Ken tucky legislaT”™ tilted: Hunter, (i n Blackburn, 50; ^"Ury Watt.-rsou, 0; John Young Brown, 1; Wilson, I. H. "i : rl i ni During the Late W .i: "1 Hi . Demise. 13 Y/ ' ' . Gaernl Joseph If. P rt Grand Union h ' i, * . a • . -a for a long time. ; . • . > r.; use of death Was <. - ri,::i a gunshot Y,-, u:id i*! • : . ii i iv d during fim wa: - - da'n to IMugh- (• .-. .is years old and V'; *'ids parents, whuV. ,e ' ■ • s j urning iu ir< a drummer i, .. u • out and be- lot ed , ;t i'-se\ 'nth New •avery and mcr- d , wa* •-p'-atedly pro- m< ti-1 v d uatii disabled by w . . ju ntly iv was sent to Egypt in a: p tcit •• by tie- g*>v- ernmen:. t). . - ;< : am . • s -tiled in New Y- ii: . -. ; practiced law. WO Me :n organize. The l air h x of - /ticla iSoycutt AH J :. li ;Ii <;i,!»iU. Nnw Y< .Ian. 20.—A dispatch to T!:e ..- .-.i: : c ..eas, Veir*zuela, .IV:. : .'i:' . :i her- haveorgau- iz<-d i-..- i hi- ■ ti of Venezuelan illt'-l i » I hi:"van tiggres- s. n. i :: - tii t they have (*•!.. i: n -n a ii . a amst English l v !' (he raili-'-ail built by (■'■rm.iv : ay : : f no abrupt d<-m. :• it -i by t heir govern* meat thei 1 . lid Th, y add that tiie b : p: ailing for several in,.:;,,- and •.dv eouferenccs have 1 v ■ ai iahs of tiie Vene- .r: (dn.!: . : . :im n. All of this was ai-quii'.-'' i in ? -nn-.m agents in ♦ ‘ i < > j M mat ter would bo prompt. . . n i.-d. colo; ; v! .'S WARSHIP. General Surri: ,i I'or New Yor!; on :iii if. *rl:int Xkw Yo* 2.*.—A dispatch v'» Til^! II<*i • ’ ii .ma says: Gen-' 1 i . ;v •: rieni'-tl by A a J: .. In,s left fd - New i . ' 3* it is said, of hi*;! • ; i > . the warship ■ for theOo* 1 !.!i/M - 1. >V a a. it is said to be t • i: * : i v -r*! ’"Ul t > uso tin* v. .111> i « r :i tue Atlantic ft 1 - ■ ;.* ••* '-a, wiio ar- livt dt cut men p. • i '-uf war , . . iin official \. . !!"a wr. :•<•<• *ntly ; ru - * * * - m' . a ,i- . the deportment Oi. T Him;.. DOCUM:'- ITS REQUESTED. Sciialo*■ ■ > ’’'»* • !ni ; in i* ;*»:» on the 1 id . <iiltIin: !i i iii’.fiu. > J.au. 20.—uiat <r W. r hun : n, Ky.. who as . in .- e niinittoe of :atu intr- dived a . the charter i:as t-legraphed ,1 t > imntedi- ■ nf 1 i K-umcuts and history of Pa' i. j company in Cali- t; . t it * • ami territo- • 1 oi \. ’deli it operates. I :n tho agitation in 1 , t 1 iu tho intro- 1., eifol’s bill iii the : ir .and he will at : 1 d aments as bear at i.'Site. Tv.’<> DE OPERATE FIGHT. . Ic*!, Two Hi lly Wounded a a .1 Vouiau M-ri<>ii->ly lln.-t. rr • . !::., Jan. •.!>.—As a result • ii.:' 1 two men are dead, , , , -ly w* uudeu and a young r eriouAy Irmfc. g* kil.i- . a:-<* : • j.' tii, -T r. ■hot through tho back, tvii, -• with adnki. > rted over an (Id feud. a la- •• i the Br >*vns and a dit-.-i with revolvers and Br ..n.** an- prominent ill Hr. ■ n an It Allan Actrexx. . . ., .ui. 20.—The WliitoStar am< r M ijr \ V < ti -, which sails from lay for New York, :i l> - h -r i.a; V '-tiger:. Signora •hi Italian actress. pROTCCTION J from tiie p„ , 1, diplitl- 'iia, fever and cpidenii' 1 ; i\en by Hoods Sarsapa* 1 rillu. It make* PURE BLOOD*

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, January 30, 1896, Image 2