Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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My Hair “I had a very severe sickness that took off all my hair. I pur chased a bottle of Ayer’s Hair Vigor and it brought all my hair back again.” W. D. Quinn, Marseilles, 111. One thing is certain,— Ayer’s Hair Vigor makes the hair grow. This is because it is a hair food. It feeds the hair and the hair grows, that’s all there is to it. It stops falling of the hair, too, and al ways restores color to gray hair. $1.00 a bottle. All dru||l(ta. If your drnginst cannot supply you, send us one dollar and we will express you a l>ottle. Be sure and pive the name of your nearest express otlu-e. Address, J. C. AYER CO.. I x) well. Mass. GRAND ARMY VETS 'FRISCO Vast Number Heading For Golden Gate City. HOTELS RAPIDLY FILLING UP. WILL HARRIS MAKES ESCAPE. It Is Figured There Will be Three Hun dred Special Cars Run Which, In the Aggregate, Will Contain Seventy Thousand Persons. Ban Francisco, August 12.—From row until next Monday there will be a string of special train* pouring into the city, loaded with visiting veterans to the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. In addition to these sp- cial trains many thousands of people will come to the city from all parts of the country on the regular and excur sion trains. Hotels and lodging houses are already filling up rapidly with the eastern visitors. • Up to noon yesterday 3,500 persons tad passed through Ogden for this city GEORGIA LEGISLATURE. FIERCE HURRICANE SWEEPS JAMAICA MINERS AND OPERATORS. Bill Limiting Tax Rate Is Passed b> the House. Atlanta, August 12.—The house ol representatives did a fairly good day s business yesterday to spite ol Dama g e To plantations Will the fact that considerable time was ° Arbitration to Adjust Existing Differ ences In Alabama. Birmingham, Ala., August 12.—To day’s session of the board of arbitra tion which is spent In quibbling. The house passed on many matters yesterday. It passed the bill to limit the tax rate to 5 mills, defeated, the bill to increase the salaries of judges of the superme and superior courts passed the bill to prevent the fraudu lent sale of stocks of goods in bulk and the amendment to the franchise tax law, passed the bill permitting certain railroads to straighten out their kinks, and. acted favorably or unfa vcrably on quite a number of other sen ate measures of lesser importance. The house passed the Perry or the senate bill by substitute, the differ ence being that the substitute limits the tax rate to 5 mills for all purposes, including the sinking fund, while the bill passed by the senate did not in clude the sinking fund, but permitted an extra levy for the purpose of rais ing the annual $100,000 to pay off bonds. The house put its foot down hard Amount To Millions. TAKE YEARS TO REPAIR DAMAGE to add u st the differences between the Alabama miners and coal operators, open ed with a statement by thechair man, Judge George Gray, of Delaware regarding the scope of the arbitration IT rzzzedzQoivn .Feeling In the Flnr. Nervousness, tinrefreshing sleep, despon* demy. It is time you were doing something. The kidneys were anciently called the reins—in your case they are holding the reins and driving you into serious trouble. Hood s Sarsaparilla with Grand Army of the Republic tick*, ... . . ets. It is figured there will be three X^terday on the proposition to in- Negro Convicted of Arson Gets Out of hundred special cars or thereabouts, crease the salaries of Ju gea ° 1 ^ State Prison. which, In the aggregate, will contain supreme and superior courts and of Charlotte, N. C.. August 12.-Wil! fully 70,000 persons. Commandemin- ™ governor. Harris, a negro, the most dangerous chief T J. Stewart and partj^ from criminal Mecklenburg county has ever Philadelphia now at the Grand Ca-non, known, is at large again. He has Colo., are due to arrive here on Sat- eacaped from the state prison, where ur< ! ay. he was sent for a term of 30 years, The Sons of "Veterans are turmshlng and is around 1 his old haunts in this information to visiting veterans and the bureau of registration is now fully genaged with its duties. county. He appeared near Derita last night and shot Sam Howie, a negro, inflicting a dangerous wound. Sheriff Wallace is preparing to go patrolmen by the chief of police to in pursuit of the fugitive. care for the veterans and treat them Numbers of fires in Mecklenburg with all courtesy during their stay have been attributed to him and in ad- hero. dition he has been guilty of other Special arrangements have been crimes, the shooting of Squire John P. made to provide for any who have lost Hunter being one of them. their way and patrolmen will make At the May term of Mecklenburg su- 0V The bill by Senator Comas, propos ing to increase the salaries of jus tices of the supreme court from $3,000 to $1,000 and the judges of the su perior courts from $2,000 to $3,000, which had passed the senate by a | I This statement was the result of an Acts with the most direct, beneficial effect Every Banana Plantation In the East- executive session of the board held ern Half of the Island Has Been De- late last night. Judge Gray said that the foliowing matters would be consul ered as within the board’s scope: Fight hour days; 5 cents advance in vastated—Great Damage Kingston and Suburbs. Do.ie In "•) the kidneys. It contains the best and substances for correcting and toning iliesc organs LYNOHINGS AND MOBfc the Church of the Epiphany, Brooklyn, answered John Temple Graves, of Georgia, in an elaborate address today at the Chautauqua assembly on lynch- tr i n cretnn T ama i,. Q 4np-„ t t it— miners wages on the ton, with corre ^ , Kingston, Jamaica, 1:L gnon(llne iiu , rpase ln a av wairt . s . i Dr. Babbitt Answers Address of John (Delayed in transmission.)—The hur- | spomnng increase in ,.a> wages, s’emi | Temni* Graves rieane, the fringe only of which struck ^mh\y pay days; prices paid for dead ^ emp e ^ the western end of Jamaica yesterday i or narrow work; differential in ma Dr C ^Dea^Richmomd'Bsi^iU reotor of and which it was thought had. passed, chine and pick mining; minimum num Ur - ean K1Uimond m instead"bf proceeding to the northwest, ^er of days to be worked each mouth; vee r ed to the south early this morn- readjustment of day wage scale; o’tif ing and struck Jamaica with its full fereutial between Pratt mines and the force, inflicting damage which it will j other mines. . , ^ * _ . . . - _ _ take years to repair On considering an advance in the, ngs an( 0101,8 from an Amort wue jectis turepuu. 6 standpoint. Dr. Babbitt’s addresa was Owing to the interruption of tele- wages Jurtge Gray said that the slid 1 . . . .. graphic communication, it is impossi-1 inz scale wrll be taken up, both in min- c u ‘‘ * on mo ^ He con r ^ * ble as yet to estimate the amount of 1 immu and maximum. the losses, but they must reach mil-, __ __ lions of dollars. J. W. McQueen, vice president of the! an ^ Slc-ss-Sheffield Steel anrii Iron compa- ! ‘ can nation ’ ny. again took the witness stand for Prevalence and increasing violence of tated. The situation in the western i the operators. He said the output of t J ie ni ° b spir,t ’ lts t ® ndwic J r le *P half is unknown. Considerable injury his company was due to the opening tne col ° l line an<i to l J rncb *•*" miTlor was done to property in Kingston and 1 0 f new mines. Regarding company offense6 thatl ra P« anx5 murder. He the suburbs. The roof of the electric j stores, he said that only the best goods ul>on the phycology of^Jho mob light works was blown off and the ma- were handled at the lowest practicable aml gave the Wilmington lynching ol chinery was disabled. Railroad traf- prires; that his company does not tlie ne * T0 White as typical, and die- be was interrupted and the street cars traffiok in store checks, and that erel- Every banana plantation in the east ern half of the island has been devas- view of lynchings justified by Mr. At thp"*conclusion~ of this statement | G,av£8 ' wlth what he <*1^ the “more better view of the and showed the were stopped. unanimous vote, was amended in the ji an y houses were damagedi by fall- house so as to increase the salary of ing trees No loss of life is yet reported!. | it is extended to thrifty miners. , declared that last year’s wage scale nounoed the officials who rofusod tc protect any prisoner of any color ot for any crime. He paid a glowing perior court Harris was tried for burn ing Squire John Graham Alexandier’s barn and assaulting Jim Crockett, a negro, with a deadly weapon. He was promptly convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary to serve a sentence of 30 years. Special orders have been issued to governor from $3,000 to $5,000 and then promptly defeated. The amendment increasing the gov ernor's salary was adopted by a vote of Of) to 58. The vote by which the bill was defeated was 74 to 77 against. WhiV: not pro .ding for a constitu- tienal amendnn nt, the measure was 7ery effortT^geTtVe‘visi tor's‘to Thdr 000 which requ red under constitution- al provision a cwc-thirds majority, or IMPOSING CEREMONY. 1 was not equitable, especially in the trlmite to order and law, as represented matter of day wages. He did not he- b >‘ r * overoor Gor bin and Governor Here that any furnace could make iron Ya,es ’ of Indiana and minoi9 - j for $7.50 per ton. apd added that there tively ’ andl ,,r>hf>ld Preeideat Rooaevel t i r. T'rvorin f l/vff/vr* Ivrrv oh 4-n or are 80,000 tons of iron on the furnace Rev. John M. Farley is Invested With yan!s in the (I i Strict j udge Gray the Pallium. New York, August 12.—'With all the asked the witness many questions re garding iron prices and production. led slugs. ceremonial which the Roman Catholic g i nce selling price of iron governs church assumes o-n festal occasions, wages of coal miners under the In the house 1.7 votes. It lacked 41, thc Rev - dobn 1'arley, arch- t y g t enj practiced in this state. A QUEER CA8E. votes of pass!ig that body. Big Refrigerator Consolidation. Goat Eats Revenue Stamps—Chemists to Analyze Stomach. LiouLsville, Ky., August 12.—A spe cial from Memphis, Tenn., says; The stomach of a goat is to be aulyz- LOBBY INVESTIGATION. House Hears With Amusement Sum mary Bribery Charges. Atlanta, August 12.—In the house bishop of the New York diocese, was invested with the pallium at the hand's of the Most Uev. Mgr. Diomedes Fal- conio, apostolic delegate to the Unit ed States in St. Patrick’s cathedral to day. Even effort had been made to en- ANTI-JEWISH RIOTS. Repot t Made By British Consul Gen eral at Odessa. London, August 12.—A dispatch from the British consul general at Odessa in his recent letter on lynching. “Lynchers,” the speaker declared "were plain, brutal, savago murderss; should lie treated as such by the an tho’ities and by all worthy to bear the name of American citizens. , “More morality, less prejudice, stricter law quickly appliedi, fair play to negro and white and both tbe race question and the mob problem will as sume less dangerous dimensions.’' said Dr. Babbitt in conclusion. CORBETT-JEFFRIES FIGHT) Jouvnmen-t of the afternoon session j ceremony. The cathedral itself emerg- , Bn-]«];! vice consul at Odessa V Bo- effort of representatives just before the ad- har.ee the dignity and splendor of the forwarding the report made by the Betting Is In Favor of Jeffries—Cor bett In Fine Trim. San Francisco, August 12.—Betting the recent anti-Jowish riots there, is continues Igiht on the Corbet&Jnffrlea Omiha Pacldnz and St Louia Dvftsaerl five barrels of whisky to a saloonkeep- lUD * i « ^ ljripst,a and la -' men composing published today. fight, and up to the time the pools clos- t>mi.na i acting ana sx. Loins swosseti __ ... Great interest was manifested in the g Uftrd of honor assembled in tin Chicago, August 12.—-A $1,000,000 lj y expert chemists in an juu. niueni oi me anei-mnm sess combine has Just been effteted' by the t0 a ee° un t for the disappearance of a , , . re nort of the in- from the -u loirn mom-nine it wore . • ,, comsol’dation of the Hammond r*frlv- mimber of United States revenue JeMtiday was rtau tne report or tiu in„ tre m the sclemn mourning R wore sanquet, who was sent specially to consol.elation of the Hammond refrig involving several hundred dol- s l> ecial committee appointed to a fort-night ago for the late pontiff l^o Risheneff to obtain the facts regarding erator. the Anglo-American reftogera- ^ Investigate the charges of lobbying xiil. was decorated with flags. K.siuneff to obtain the tacts regarding tor, the Kansas City refrigerator, the lars A wholesale wnishy nrm sout L-pneral assembly - ' in-els of whisky to a saloonkeep- ln t,lc B eneral The whisky was delivered and .. Grea \ Merest was tne guaru oi nonor assemmea in tne Mr. Bosa-nquet’s reiiort. which is dat- ed last night not more than $3,000 haid Beef and Provision -companies car ^ ^‘^he"pavement in ~front of the ^ a ^ d ^hen^fia^man Joh-n diocesan house and marched to the ed Ju1y og, generally agrees with the been wagered in this city jlines, under al Car Tune. The' pTOprietoCa pot goat ate ^‘pSTtS" Stt ■ ^ ^ report of a privileged committee the When Archbishop Farley, after the conversation that had been general ^ from the arch episcopal resi- on the flour fluring the passage of d<nf . e> reached the main entrance of senate bills ceased and. every member , the ( , athedral he waa met by the Rev . The bulk be in Chicago. The officers are: Pres ident, J. P. Lyman; vice president, S. A. McLean; secretary and treasurer, J. D. Standish. the revenue stamps off the heads of the barrels and soon after a govern ment inspector inspected the whisky aud found the necessary stamps miss ing. He thereupon confiscated! the whisky. Purchases Grand View Park. New York. August 12.—Charles G. ^ „, . Emory, a wealthy tobacco deal.r ot 80a i at ? tl,e E,a “ I >“: '™***°J declined to accept this explanation. Af* dfteiied intently to the reading of Father N. J. Lavello, rector of the ca to the Associated Press. It says: The area of the disturbances com prised two-thirds of the town of Kish- ineff. The murders all occurredi on Monday, the second day of the distur- of this money went in at 2 to 1 with Jeffries the favorite. It Is beMeved that the Corbett end will sell tod«y at 10 to 4. and that a large amount of money will be bet. Jeffries and his retinue have left ' , th enaner bv Clerk John T Boifeuillet *" " ”* bances. They were perpetrated by Harbin Springs and taken up quarters The proprietor explained -that the _ ' P ^ ^ manifested In the,lia1 ’ Wh ° r)resented a crucifix t<! bands of rioters in different parts of at Oakland, where he will remaintuntil (at ate the stamps. The inspector B1,eCial . SX mannestea in . . . . H , hlesaerl .v . . .. .. the dav nf the fic-ht n»ph*tt anter this city, has purchased Grand! View 4park, an Island in the St. Lawrence river. 20 acres in extent, which will ter a conference it was agreed to kill the goat and examine its stomach to V'l 11' / , ■ . . . Q locate the missing revenue stamps in be turned into a free sanitarium for . A x ^ . a-im _n, , „ order to protect the saloonlst from a ‘ l n ain poor children. Mrs. iflmory will be , „ other time what amounted to an of that portion of the report which dealt with the testimony of Representative W. D Mill*, of Cherokee, relative to the offer of $500 for his influence the loading spirit in the work. Before lfil, y 116 her marriage to Mr. Emory she was Mrs. Irene S. Boynton, a wealthy Cal ifornia widow. NEW YORK’S SUBWAY SAFE. him to kiss. He was also blessed the town Many helieve they were with holy water and incense. ^ work of organized companies, The procession then passed down w j]; cb i- ac t argues In favor of a pre- the middle aisle and when the main arra-nged conspiracy to exterminate altar was reached the choral of recep- thc Jew8 lf this bel5ef ig not ac . tion was sung and the archbishop took cei!ted> tha rlots mu8t bo at tributoJ his seat on the throne. ^ be ar t} c i es i n the Bessarabets, . After pontifical mass, celebrated by thB an ti-Semitic organ in Kishineff. deuce as to criminal lobbying which Kisho P JohT1 J - 0 Connor, of Newark. t o the unfounded report of the Jewish the committee found, and owing to the and a sermon by Bishop B. J. Me- murder 0 { a Christian priest to the against the child labor bill, and an fer of $100 if he would change his vote for speaker. This was the only evi Receipts and Disbursement*. Washington. August 12.—National fact that none of the guilty parties Quaid. of Rochester, the papal bull oi wine drunk on Monday and to! [j oobl.l bo identified by Mr. Mills ot appointment w.s read by Father La the beUet whleh s«.ms to have «rt,wn t il no be able to ado. !~r-1 . tM“ e t”! ° «»«»“«• '«*««•« ‘-0 •- the newt which Is antics « Such an Accident as That In Paris Hardly Possible. New York, August 12.—Persons . , , , , , , connected with the plans, constrcution ^ , , . bank notes received today for redemp- aud rrospec ti V e operation of the rap- merdation regarding it. Some amuse- the papal blessing, the Im-position of tborities that the latter wished the tion. $475,501, government ^ receipt!* j d transit subway now nearing coniple- inont - was manifested on the part of the pallium by Mgr. Falconio, assist- j eW g bo massacred or had even or- from internal revenue, $77,481; cue- declare that such a catastrophe th'’ members during the reading of ed by Rt. Rev. Mgr. John Edwards, rj <51 .p d R Apparently a feeling existi toms, $1,174,798; miscellaneou*, |TI,- wb j ob bag j ugt ^curred 0 n the Paris t,li5 P° rtlon of the report, and there an address by the clergy, an address ed among t he 362; expenditures, $1,880,000. underground railway will be impossi- wa3 at times considerable indulgence by'he laity andl a reply by Archbishop Jews ou?ht n0 here. The subway here is much ‘ n laughter. Faney. nearer the surface, ventilation is per- t* 10 conclusion of the reading of feet, the tunnel is larger, exits and tIle re I )0rt Representative EL R. one, CASE OF MAMIE DeCRIST, the day of the fight. Oorb*tt enter tamed a number of. his visitors at his quarters in Alameda and gav* a dis play of his tactics and an exhibition of his athletic course of training. He has heeu examined by the physician of the Yosemite club and pronounced in perfect condition, and fit to make the battle of his life. The demand for seats for the fight i* the greatest ever known her*, and 060 per- accommodate witness the contest. Both men ar* confident of victory. lower classes that the not to be in a majority in Eleventh Victim of Accident Philadelphia, August 12.—James Hayden, 33 year* of age, who was 1-n- Jiwed in the accident at the baseball park died today, making the eleventh victim. Dyttentery Cured Without the Aid of » Doc tor. *‘I ana just up from a hard spell of the flux” (dysentery) says Mr. T. A. Pinner, a well known merchant of Drummond, Tenn. “I used one small bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy and was cured without having a doctor. I consider it the best cholera medicine in the world.” There is no need of employing a doctor when this remedy is used, for no doctor can prescribe a better medicine for bowel complaint in any form either for children or adults. It never fails and is pleasant to take. For sale by Cherokee Drug Co.; L. D. Allison, Cowpens. Nearly every man actually believes that other men are interested in his troubles. ventilation more numerous, the cars j ot Dougherty, moved that an appro- will be fireproof and the latest ctm- Pi' ia t*on of 90 cents be made from trivances for the safe use of electrici- ^'‘ 10 t reas,,r y to pay the expenses of fy will be used. Should a fire start discovering the party who had attempt- in any train from a short circuit, the P( * bribery oi one of the members, power in that section will be turned an ' 1 "ho, he was sure, from statements off automatically, while stand pipes nia d e - was none other than Brown with hose are located at intervals, ^on, the man connected with the ready for any emergency. The sub- Myers murder case, who was way officials have been busy answering never discovered, nervous questions si-nce the Paris acci deni and they are positive no such thing will be possible in the New York tunnel. . SIXTY KILLED IN RIOTS. Get Tobacco Rebate Money. Birmingham, Ala., August 12.—About $120,000 will be distributed to tobacco dealers in Alabama this week, and of this amount about $26,000 will go to Investigation Begun of Sensational Whipping at Prison Farm. Milledgeville, Ga., August 12.—The Investigation of the alleged brutality of Assistant Superintendent Aliagood, of the state prison farm, in the whip- MtileiUe rrevtuteU. The startling announcement that a Kishineff. preventive of suicide had been dis- The local authorities took no effec- covered will interest many. A run tlve step to stop the riots. The sob down system, or despondency in- diers were passive if not sympathetic variably precede suicide and some- spectators. thing has been found that will pre- vent that condition which makes sui- PRESIDENT TAKES OUTING. cide like| y- At the firsfc tho «?ht of self destruction take Electric Bitters. Pleasure Party Makes Trip on Naval It being a great tonic and nervine will Yacht Sylph strengthen the nerves and build up ping of Miss Mamie DeOrls, a female Qvster Bay LI Aueust I’-^ThP the syetem. It’s also a great Stom- prisoner here, was begun this morning president and Mrs. Roosevelt, “accom- “ ct !' ^^LfisLrio^euarl'fteed bv JaTM ore" °' ^ PriS °" f “ *7™' ~ ^ Chit. D^^Co Dr^g^ waiutu jaiuu .viuuie. nephews and by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Evidence, which was submitted A R .; es of Richmond Hill, L. I„ today against Miss DeCrls was not substan- enjoying an outing on the naval yacht tiated by other witnesses. , sylph. Glen Island was the objective In her own sworn statement Miss! „ point and it was proposed to have a dealers in Jefferson county. Collec- j ^ e( r * a state d that Aliagood had mads picnic luncheon. Although the presi- ter of Internal Revenue Joseph O. l m P r °P er proposals to her, and that dent had no engagements today with Thompson yesterday afternoon reeeiv- J 1 ® ‘ iad afterward threatenedi her not ; visitors he expected to return to Sag amore Hill at 3 o’clock this afternoon. We meet a good many people who are too good for this world, but they must stay on earth because they are not bad enough to be sent to jail. Reports of Troubles at Kleffe, Russia Political Freedom Desired. j i * « * u. Nsw York, August 12. The latest ® d warrant * froin tho commissioner of t0 evftt sP eak of his actions. report telegraphed from Kleffe, Rue- inte,nal avenue fu Washington for sia, to the Times by way of London, the rtbate 5 oUacco (laim3 for Alabama Joint Conference Is Held. say there were 60 persons killed by the ! [ ,erscns - rhls 18 the refunded tax on Knoxville, Tenn., August 12—A joint vai review and Inspection next Mon- : a bi ii 0U8 attack I took one. Small Cossacks in last Thursday’s riots. trbacco, the war revenue tax having conference of coal operators with mem- day from the deck of the auxiliary Potent Pill Pleasure. The pills that are potent in their a . t-. ^ t « u * j action and pleasant in effect are De- Si Thomas Lipton has accepted the VVitt , 8 Ut ^ Earl Ri8er8> W . g. president a Invitation to witness the na- Philpot) of Albanyi Ga . t SttV8i " Dur . The correspondents assert that the bee , n al,oIis f ied a >' aer a SO- A number sympathy of the educated classes i* ° f „ arSe l wbolesale - arms in the state with the workmen, as the strike move- w,,! $120,000. The war- The reason why Hancock’s Liquid nieut is directed not only for the amel- rants al e beins maile l by the co,lector Sulphur should be in every bouse, it . is endorsed and prescribed by the 1 leading physicians, for such diseases as Eczema, Pimples, Ringworm, Salt Rheum, Dandruff, Diphtheria, Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns, Open Sores, and all blood and akin troubles. No home should be without it. For sale by the Cherokee Drug Co. No woman hae a right to pose as a beauty at the expense of her druggist. r i Conatunptbrn Threatened. (fc Ukoer, 211 Maple St., Cham paign, III., writes: “I was in trouble with a hacking cough for,a ye*r and I thought I had consumption. I tried a great many remedies and was under the care of physician for sev- eralfupontbv Lusejl one bottle of Fo- leywiiekeyurfd ¥4r. 14 ourad.osi and I have not been troubled since. Sold by Cherokee Drug Co. ioration of labor conditions, but also ! *° tbc ^ !,1 ' ,t,nr fi ln ae. against the system of government. " T~ ~~ The workmen, it is added, are re- ... D i * ..or - girded aa thf filoneera In lha move- b ‘' Pa /"’ Au8u8t , 12 - James J - Hl " » ment (or politlonl froofiom. peraonnl propnrty aasenamont waa i * tt •* j -nr . , - as it was it did me more good than hers of the United Mine Workers cruiser Mayflower, which on that day calomel, blue-mass or any other pills Union of America of District No. Hi will fly the president’s flag. j ever too* um \ at the same time it was convened here this morning for the purpose of considering a wage Found Boy In Starving Condition. scale for the year da/ttng from Septem- Chicago, August 12.—A 9-year-old | Sold by Cherokee Drug Co. her 1. The district embraces mines boy who gives his -name as Percy Big- ; m east Tennessee and southeastern elow, and who says his father Is a ^ whole lot of good people are will- Kentucky. The miners have been in wealthy resident of Ft. Wayne, Ind. iQg t0 do an y tbiD S (io d asks of them 1 convention almost one week framing was found by the police today in a 80 lonK aB there i9 ne,ther work nor effected me pleasantly. Little Early Risers are certainly an ideal pill.” Once Wealthy; Now Penniless. New York, August 12.—An execution has been issued by the.eheriff for the sale of the $250,000 mansion at Tren ton, N. J., which ex-Mayor Frank Ma- gowan built in the height of his pow er. The place was bought in at the time of his failurh by some of his creditora, who have been unable to rent it The suit is brought on an unsatisfied mortgage for $26,000 held by an insurance company. * Mugowan five y^arfc ago was the city’s largest manufacturer, and was believed to be werth $1,000,000. After a long chap- raised from $138,000 to $200,000 by the . , , - =: -- -— —“j *“ '■* i fiTnonaft about it ! hoard of equalization. Mayor Smith th * Wage 8Ca,e ddmands and dls P° 8 ' famished condition in a box car in the ' peD8 was the only one who did not care to act hastily In raising the assessment. ing of other business. It la generally Believed here that some increases will Wabash freight yards. He kai-di he had been seized by two tramps while Foley’s Kidney Cure, “He put in great shops and brought > be agr ? ed 10 by th * °P 0ratora > and that P^ing ln iT0 ^ ot ^ home, thrown | WU1 cure Bright’^disease. < Ann *v«_ i... j t the prices ef coal may be affected into the car and kent a orison**- with, will cure Diabetes. ^ tvr of domestic trouble he is eald to 7? hrfVe gone nway penniless. over $,000 workmen in this city, and 1 . I don’t think we should discourage him tliereby - by piling on taxes,’’ said the mayor.. The protest was of no avail, and Mr. Hill was cited in. Banquet to Sir Thomas Lipton. Now York, Auguat 12.—The direc tors of the 'Merltime ntchaage gave a may be affected into the car and kept a prisoner with out food and under threats of death )X!!! cure ln Bidder, if he made an outcry. | Will cure Kidney and Bladder Dis ease. Sold by Cherokee Drug Co. Most Peculiar Case. New York, .August 12.—Bernard Oo- reoeptlcn and banquet to Sir Thomaa hen, 18 years of age, has just been Lipton today at the eschaage. -Sir discharged from a hospital where he Duchess of Marlborough Annoyed. New York, August 12.—The Dutch esa of Marlborough fe greatly annoyed, Thomas was greeted ewtbualaatlcelly has been suffering from a blood clot says a World’* dispatch from Oxford, when he waa introduced to the mean | on the brain. After an operation it England, by a report that she had been hers of President Parson*, to whee* j was found Oolhen’* memory and pow- summoned te court for furious motor greetings he responded briefly. H« er of speech were gone. The doc driving. It la declared to have been then met the members la heai'ty ham* ‘o-s ov »»«» will have to learn anew her chauffer who was summoned. shaking reception. how to talk. There is more power in a woman’s tears than there is in a man’s argu ment. ”1 bad diabetes in its worst form,” writes Marion Lee of Donreatb, Ind. '*1 tried eight physicians without re lief. Only three bdttlee of Foley’s Kidney Cure made me a well man.” Sold by Cherokee Drug^Co. i