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- r?JTC^PH|H pi Published Wednesdays by EntkIu*kisk Pur.Lisinxo C A. J. CLARK. Udltor. Six Months, |M ADWNCE. Wednesday, July <c K>03 A BLIUHTKI) MFK. Special In The Stale. Walhalla, July 1..?Some 1 days ago Mr. P. F. Lacy, aged ba er of Seneca, beea an inmate of the home for 1 poor of Oconee county W1 Ilia old age and straightei circumstances forced him uj the public charities lie toh friend in Som en as he was 1<\ iujf far tin? poor farm a sec which he had kept for 20 yen Twenty nine years ago he v living in Lynchburg, 3d a ,wh< ho had a good business, 1 owing ?o ?ome trivial misund standing with his family lie -< Out his business, placed $1,4 in U a hards of his wife a told her to take it for supp* of herself and three child: and then turned away. 1 nine years he was in the Unit State - arviy and afmr that lias wandered about aiml -s tili lie c; me to Seneca seve years ago Lacy s friend thought would see if there was ai thi so he wr< to police at Lynchburg, stating t v.? t * U 11 ? . 1 11 V t 11 1 III tl S i\ 11, g information. | ll< : ! < > came at once. / ' 1 i m- wcr" sent, la / over t! long distance ph< - w I -JiDil a!) oilier expenses \v< telegraph" d 'n the old genl o ? J n a man's u-in-law, who h; prosper' us {itizt n in Lynj | ... burg, iil urged hi-- f tlier law to hasten hack where plenty o! this world's goods a a iiiom hean\ welcome aw??i h> in On fcestordny .Messrs J Dilla ' nd Lib <?ox ?>r SenJ came for him and t< day leaves for his former home POI'K LED l>Y 1 Mi. Rome, July 0, 3 a. m *'God's will be done. \V would have believed it, v. 1 only 10 days ago 1 \v;e pros | ingo\era public consistory hmd i uirrn toehly 1'opo Leo ho f< ! lvmself Into Inst ovoni sinkip" into a sloop which b od about three hours until w" cru< tin;: pain ! ronglil tho < ing pontill' hark to conseio na*y i T! troaned and crJ ' i plained oi ;..mis on both k'k of th thoi nx Though hovering on t brim. of (.lentil, tho life of i pont If is still prolonged moans of strong stimulants a coti" nt'-nt ] p.>prishi mt. a Vvhi1 he i ->i ialive his \\a delft.1 vit :!ity :any again re? and . nquor tho attach of t illness All Mnds of speculation i a'peip : in oircuhition as to 1 prof, able successor to tho tlirc of St Peter. Mi's Kva Hough is vNiti lirt* iii./ili r, Mr. M. J. Hon of Cln ocorfjrl l. Mr. !iio.,.iiiS Mohley oi ilcj Sjitin , ; uivluig a IVw ill in JL : c. t? . - ? . . I'ht New York Sun hu* an i v' i 'i i* r- ' r* fo "for er (i< All ion \V. Tourjree, S'iflti: 10'inn." South Carol had .;i iingH to answer 1 it-l* . ?! i. it Iii.it. not 11] P \K0T7N0 vrojtf.n IN MNP 1 MINUTES P P ,o t, Speed Made by Koosevelt's Mos- ^ QO hhkjo Orer New Cable. I, .50 , r t? .25 -New York, July A ?The last * connection m the Pacific Cable a , company's cable \va> ma'o a* M\ Honolulu tonight at 10 50o'clock \ (easte>--> :e) and *a <. ! legr rn ,\ was Hashed around ttio worl ? in a nine arid one-hall minutes. The e< first message over the cable was |] rent at 10 50 p. m., by President a ton Roosevelt at Oyster May to Gov. ,N an Taft. at Manila, as follows: si To Gov. Ta*t, Manila: * ' I open the American Pacific (.1 PH_k!rt Willi irronf ifura I i\ f..?? ??...! ^ ...... rn.vi.i.fco IKJ mi auu the people of the Philippines. ' , Theodore Koosevelt. ,r I ii o: :iv- At 11.19 p. ni.. the following 2\ ret reply was received by the presi- < rs. dent from (tov. Tuft : oi "l3 To President : ^ The Filipino people and the Americans resident in these isl w or- * ft , j anus ate glad to present, their OO respectful greetings and congrat' j illations to the president ot the t United States'conveyed over tlie cable wi ll which American enter- (j , prise has girded the Pacific,tiiere. , by rendering greatIv easier and ted J ^, ... i e< j more tretpient communication be- ^ , ilween the two countries. It w.il ^ . 'certainly lead to closer union and a bettor mutual understanding ot , each other's-aims and svnipathies ' ho i . .1 * . . . a and ol tlieir common interest in ^ * J the prosperity of the Philippines "| 1 : anil the edwea'ion and develop ot L , p i* . , ! \v . gj"1* ni the rilipinos. Ii is not | J inappropriate to incorporate into s this, the first message across the P ic fie frr m the Philippines to , > j, ! America, an earnest pi" lor i ?c i reduction of the tariff on Filipino '' , . .... : products in accordance with the broad an 1 liberal spirit which the I J American people desire to tnani I lest toward the Philippines and , !'tl winch von have In > ? ?n non .l,v cn- * ,,, est exponent. I alt. in- 1 0] a President Roosevelt then sent mil 'ho following message around the ted I the world westward to Clarence! 11. Mackay, who was witii Mr. IV Roosevelt at Oyster Ray : on i "Congral nln! ious and success ho to the Pacific cable which the genious of your lamented talher an 1 your own enter; rhe maiie p possible." '] The message was sent at 11 23 i t I p. in., and was received bv Mr |,| ; Mackay at 1135, making tbe|0 '10 time of its transmission around '.pn the world 12 minutes. Mr.Mack-1 ,r PojI ?y replied . s follows, his message LJ going around the world east as 1 . ward : () n? "I tliank you deeply lor your |t ,s message and 1 earnestly hope |. K" that the Pacific cable by opening p the wide hori/on ot ihe great easi ( v may prove a useful factor to lhe|f| jn" commerce of the Roiled Stales. ' jj President. Roosevelt received p the message at 12.01 1-2. '1'iie lime consumed in putting around j a ,(> the world was 0^ minutes. Ill 'I lie course ot President Roose-' u nrl . . " ! von h message around the world j| n< I was' by the I'ostul'IV!? .. ^ !. ? ?rr 1 '!"* pany \s land line f'.om Oyster B iy -1.' to San Kranci.se/), thence by the |?4 ^ ^ ^ Commercial-l'aciiic cable-. to Honolulu, to Midway, to Guam ** n,rp and to M tnila. From M miia t? 11" " i Hong Kong the niessaga passed i M by t tie cable which wss lilted and cut by Admiral Dewey in 1898. J.l1 From I long Kong it went to ni . ri? |n,, Saigon, to Singapore, to rennm., u, Li. to Madras, to Bombay, to A lenJi: to Sue/, to Alexandria, to Malta, ' ^ ^ to (Jihral f r, to Lisbon, and I t-' _ Azores. Between Hong Kong and the Azores it had to pas* by j * ioreign cable. Ai the Azores ill was taken up again by the (loin jj ar mercial cables and sent to Oanso. -i m- to iSew York and toOvster lb". ' ' -v 1 ot 'Idle time ot tran.-inission was 12 j ina minutes. A message starting! or, around the world at 5 a. in. today | I lak would arrive at Honolulu nt 11 .. i n p. m. yesterday, at Midv??y 4,1 | ? 0 r> m. yesterday, at Guam at. 7 . m. today, and at Manila at 6 A . m. today. It would pass ft liroujrh India at U p. m. today a nd would return to New York 7> fore 6 a. in. Thus it would X ave made an excursion from $ iday inlo yesterday and have s'\ rrived hack at New York within I n hour of the time it started. Lnother message leaving New v .. oik at 5 p. in. today would ar- B ^ at timim at 7 n. ni fnmon J ppaiently 14 hours alter it start- ^ d. Continuing its journey around 2 10 world it would arrive at Suez ? niuimgm 01 today atul back a! ; wk lew York this morning. Two ? 11 oh transmissions arc shown on H ?o attached schedule. In their nurfc they would pass through to istoric cables and waters. The ft .hie which would carry them S (Mil Manila to Hong Kong is the! m ne which wh3 lilted and out bv ! $ \KT .dmirai Dewey on April 25.18(J8,j * " ? cut eff the Spuniaids' t earn* 5 I communication with Spain. ^ oo oil lie cables which would carry 3 v.o. V/.u leni from Aden to Suez rest a ith I'haroali's army in the w;i-1 % ?rs of the Red sea. ! ? J IN MKttOIil ? >! Miss Callie Ti uesdale,daughter i t William Tnfesdale, fornierh 4.[ ( the Dixie section ot Lancaster 1' entity. She was drowned July ji 1003, in a pond near C ur..1en, * ' bile in bathing with several I| tlier young ladies. She, was 20 ears old on the day o| tier death, m nd was, in company with herlul oiing triends, at the pond cele i "to rating her birthday. | 5y f have lo-l our.darling sister, She has b.U us nil adieu, j ne he.* gone to live in Heaven And her person is hist to view. i *sl li, thai darling, how we hivd her! m | , * ?Mi lii?a hard to give h?*r up; W AC IS I ut an angel cjwne down for tier j x* And removed tier from our llock. 5 li KO I' i I KII. i ^ MayorS. W. Heath of Ivor- a daw was in town Monday. I Mr John S McCain of Walk-j Si rsvillo was in town Monday- I ? Mr. and Mrs. .1 M. Stowart 1 tid children spent Saturday I % ith relatives at Tabernacle. I x ' A (JOOI) IXAMIM.E. I* - ? James Bailey, a . respectable * nkmd man died on Mr. N. 1* IS VU? lobinson's i homson place Jast, im luirsday morning, aged aboil* i ? 2 years. After he was grown,) ? ie deceased did not have but i $ no employer. He did not) ? ish any other. Jim was a'C nod, truthful, honest, indus-j flE ? i ions negro?straightforward > i his dealings with members m 4,^1 J f both races In many respects)? e was far .above the average of j V is race. His confidence in Mr I V . lobinson became stronger from ? lllclt \ ear to year. Jim's church ami) jff ie community in which lie 1 veil are poorer by his d< atli 5 P* l^^S f the members <?f the negro * ice would emulate the tuple James Bailey lias set for S tern, the so-called race )>rob-jg in wouki settle itself in lessjif mil a generation. X. ! ft I I J I II (I !? ware o! (tint mi nt * lor ('atari h ? TSiul Contain Mercury. ? tiu 2 ????. rfll :?n(l coir i.icn iy tl" rai'i.:< wlitlo ny*- ]ft in uli 'i it,.- : tlir. 11 i >1 e niui'uiis Mir ' ft c * So . 11 . ?s In i.l ? r b?" ii.t< ii x ' ft pt on piHM riptlur s Inm tvjiu;!?! p'.v 1 ' flf ,i ;.? thy i. iii.u,'" iii y Hi 1 <> In P ii ii, <1 . if I ho |< .ml \<iu t it it pnHiihly arrive from! ft ( I'll < till : '.If llimill . .11 I ir> ll li.v M . . t | I J CI V i i. ... i i \ V' l-f . i J V * 1. . ii)' up. ii tin* pi >im| in.I inuco'in nirf.icoH of ft - -i lii" liiniiiiip M.tli n (,'itl ir It Cpi'i no ft y?? i: > iiikon in r A v hoi ?i ilv in Top ilo, i Uilo, by I". J. w henry * < p. 'lasiiinoi lain Irco ft I lull'. "T il l y C'lis :trr the licit. VHNOUNCEMENTS 2 ji||J II Kit K BY announce myself m n i . ca.idsiiiite lor re-flectioil to tin* ? II". (.1 PUBLIC COTTON WEIClk ? I'. lit (ho election to !?? Iield on the y 'uoiiu j up.*unj in atipjus!. i J. F NISHKT. 1 IIKRRBY announce myaHf ns s ? for IM'fiLMj < OTTON S 'KhiMKU for L.Hiwasii'r. A. J. BAlLKY. I WE TAKE I ' ' I apa n & * I C]> |f\ | June 3Gtn. . f have a lot of goods in | l department that must ? go by | y JULY I. | To move them wo have I jyUCEO PRICES 1 1 not worth while to quote prices ? here. Come and $ I ME YGUR SELECTION 3 1 ^ and we will make the price. have a lot of Men's Fine $ Shoes, * EW STOCKI ve are selling at greatly reduced 1 Come to see us before you J buy and we will make it g srosting for You. | REMEMBER J ; CARRY EVERYTHING. I I icaster Mercantile | Company. j pVJigrtdmiflWMrp?wHm y