The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, June 07, 1898, Image 4
JMIMIAO R1HROEM 1FIAONNIC, OFi
11t1 th fJluwvs of DEath, 1liti tho Moutha of
1101"--btalledi cho 11,tto 1111111 f
Amseriem,.
Ofr 19111tillgo do CI1biI, hillo 3
7 a. n.-Vin Port, Antonia, Jamnicn,
Juno 4, per tho Aisociated Prosm dis
patchl bont Daunth .-(Dolayed in
trIlantnission.)-Th) SpaniAh fleet iH
now holplefis, bting hol eaptivo inl
Santiago do COnt harbor. Tho nar
1ow (1hainel leadig into tho harbor
Was(i coptely b1loc1aAl eIrly this
morning when (lite Uniwd Sthates col
lior Mforrimna<: was Hunik c eross it ern
1tr11ne. It i ii now impmili>silo for tin
Spnnilirli to get, out, anild it.is equil.
ly impostsiblo fr firly V1,14m,1 to got,
into 141 harbor. Thon-fore, 1h
Main Toroisa1, Criiobill Colon, Viz.
(I'lyn und A hmirato O(gioido, willh
Oho Iwo (orpodo bolt. di.-troyers,
luror a1nd P113(onl, Ill*(% 1o longer of
an1y use to l. Thi 1-sillt was
INMlpishtied through ih1 iieroism o
I it. Hichllno-d 1'. IHobson, assist.
ant firivial con(-st ru0or, an<d Unniol
Nfondingio, (b4-orgo Clutroth, ,J. C.
arphyi 1, 'J I >eigmm, .ohn 1.i
l3'hillips ,l o lly 11l 11. (lahmsonl.
Th1 iltr, i cxSwi of t1h14 Now
York, hok pird inl tho exp-dition
agai nlost nn.
Al II)I11 n14 i.' (.hi1 f 1111sler-ll . n frm s
if th Now York.-. iiV bbterved for
.N 1ts1 inl fhill, i s y' v irs o)f go(1
(111rg 11..lm, N i linnr'mai
of Ih lirt .rI i, o ti4n Iho Now
York. Ifo hilt' twirvtd folurtooln voun
in (ho Iivy, is ;"I Yom o4 4)<(1 aid r-e.
shidi it 1,owyll, 1 1.
J. ( '. r hy is :t VONw'1ninl o t1
Iown.
Wear Dohi"in"1n i" it vo , vnin of (limt
.\b irrimilt an da i. nIsoilt 1 s. x
, hn '. I'llillip.. im i aiehlinist of
the Gr'3 3la(I, bell."im .o Ilo, Mo,.
ri3 . lit, is :,J1 , V11 344 mro Itl his
homli is ill lkon.
,lihn kelly i it3 wit' fl3( r. abot
, irs ohd. I II i tmho , i., livi,ar ( Ils
i I Clitilol, wih, .'1, 1i1p d on boardl
M5 or vlint. i h u t prmwion il
031dor' it)t'3 '3Vi'ue pal-I 6%l3 Ow vXpot liil
is it oxswalit ol' fit Now Yor,.
'I'll" (lt110 i f13 (I33 101-i
1111.110*8 l 01,0W ' Won% nll:i ~hand. 133 it
rhippod tvv l(I for tho\li,
Tho terrilm hl hdon b1of3Ad n
13 etrralid 3t 8 t)'loOkti 1P313
T1he N 31'ertinu3e wa2s I.h jo Ith w i'~est.
n-ori' the mon03, .Ihe st3'lo in towariid
te ('oast althd inndet her '323 o it
from13 the Newv York,c withi thi o1~
N10 iidfterd,. iapreIce of the
L . Nu il mne3ihmiist of te
Sacrificed to
,Blood Poison.
Those u ho ha o never had 19o0d poI
* ~ ~ dtion jV' it t"1 'T\34iuduct. This te'rrible
taint333 . lb.n co,ln nce.o
tp to the tre~ M *s
ferd n I n "set' 1
Md leTAfr '3h) .(,
~t''D rEd'l3 3 Ni h mem 3 . $A,M :g. 1.
A S nS.SYLoo BeeIod .g
JAsT OF MEN Al ItECORDED AT NAVY'DE
PARTMSNT.
Washington, June 5.--Informa.
tion afforded by the offloial records
of the navy department as to tho full
names and untecedence of the gallant
sailors who mado up Hobson's little
crew in minking the Morrimac differs
in some essentials from the data fur
nisbod through the dispatch bOatU
this morning. The naval list is about
as followfl:
Daniel Montague, first class ma
chinist on tho Now York; born in
Ireland ut.d 22 years old; last enlist
mont in December, 1890; next of kin
Katto Golden, f-ister, 84 Horatio
stroot, Now York.
Georgo Charotto, first-class gii.
norti$ mainte on the Now York; born in
Lowell, Mam., 29 vears of ago; lust
0nlistnment, May 20, 1898; has bon
in the SorVico sinco 188.1; his n1ext, of
kiun is Alexander Charetto, father,
Lowell, MaSs.
O0borii (not Oscar) Doignan, cox.
swain oni tho Merrimac, burn inl Stu.
irt, a., 21 yeirs o1d; Ii,t en!int went,
A pril 22, 1808; next of kini, Juliani
Diegnanii, Stiuart, In.
(orgo F. (not John1 P.) Phillips,
muchiiiist, on fihe Morrimac; horn in
Boston, 31 Olyears od; lAst enlistllOnt,
Marc :lc- , 1 898; next of kin, An
drvw Phillips, Canbridgeport, MAss.
Fraicis (probably instnd of John)
Kelly, witter telider on th Merrimae;
born in ioston, 28 years old ; oniisied
t. Norfolk, Ap ril 21 last ; next of kin,
Irmticis Kolly, Dostonl.
Iktiaolph ("tinl, coxtVain oil ii he
Now 'ork; born in Ihoston and 28
yea1rt or ligt); 11aist, ilistimeit, Veln-'l
ary 2,, 1817; ixt of kin, 'reisn
c(liuni, wifo, 1,27 Chrry strot,
Nw York.
It i4 appareti, it. the departimiont
I lilt. 1he ('1all fOr voltiller d(il not
extond beyomI two ships, the Now
York untl t Morrimaiie, ais a1l the
1110n1 namiedi0(1 belong to thloso two Vvii.
tiols.
( oot1, fulmiitionl is oxpri-ie d it
Ilh vool phiek and discreion shown
by the you1g ndel. (loooge W. Pow
til, who Iook vaoniifatld of the New
Yoik'M HAitmAI 11am1i1h an11d lity ulttr
Iho bli t iries for many hours, litfil lie
Wali HiatisdiMd from1 hlis own1 observ-N
tion that the lorrimame had gono
down, iefore i returnied to Ihe
1l1gship. it. is folt. that thti nt in
volved i diphay of (1111to 1 iilleh
courago ats was sHloVnk by the Merri
ma111 (rew, and ho is likely to protit
by it, Yoing Powell was known am
"%On1e of 011Lbson's eluckenn."t When
I lon joined the sqjuadron lhe so
en rod perm ission from the anthori
ies to take with him throe yom i
niav al ondett fromt thne academiy it
Aitmapiol in. Tlhey were~ inelalded ini
his own eliiss of niaval ende'ts it the
acadeilnyit, athd he wished to take I hetu
with hinm to supplement te tIhe
rot ical foree by some~ praelicai expo.
ieneiOt in thet efTect of ox plosive VSon
ships. Powell wats atppointed to the
acadtemyv from Now York mn May,
18Sl.
A thei't WVorthy or Ameic,ana.
(in lloard the Asociated Press
l'tispatchl B.iat "Dannt less,"' oiT
ntiingo de Cnha'i, Jlune 41, via King
Sampson, dutring Friday mo rning,
deided to ch.'o tho narrow harbor
enhrsnce of Santiago do Cuba bw
sinking the collier Merrimac, loaded
wi th coAl, in the channel. Heo called
for' reluters to go to almost e'er
Iti'emsels o Liueant HIobsen anAd
S x1( m'n wo ho (Ion.1 aind 3 a. im
Iiymr..i.'g the Moerrimac, under
ie wn stea'm, enterol the enann&'el
uder a te.rrible Spanish tire. The.
x'esseI 'a s rid d hs with proj eti iI s
butt she arnebhcred3 anid swung ronnA.
LiemenantUt lIohson then set off an
intral torpc'do with ant electie at
tfihmn~rt; ttu.. was an expl,- n
lth Me uimnoa sank: the channel we
Cevr 1 il be u'rable o esCa.
lvngton. fE a.,. -Eare N- b
a 'ti the hero 'crw of 1he Merris
wee~ saved in thes folVa wing minr
Unable. i'1&' u to u'ng ofihi
vos&e. to i'de i i st ta't
throngh the $i.-rm 4f sh A di shl
board t9 h'irIend.. i"tba oI
A w'esemf~ 3a~tY,
of Wt'e nai leny e4n 'word to aO"
aramil iha bue ca to mhange
S hi yrinsr~e sart;n !Llat n *be
marneadle aht Hoeon na j4.
carried out his plan to the smalJes
details, except, ts regards the mletho<
'of escape. The rowboat in whiel
the crew attompt'ed to escape waE
either blown up or shot to pieces
for Lieut. Hobson and his meE
drifted . ashore on an old catamarac
which was ilung over the ship's sid(
at the lavt nomernt as an extra pre
caution. Upon reaching shoro tb
men were taken prisoners and eon,
to Santiago Cit.y under guard. Latei
they woro taien to Moiro castle
whero they now are.
Capt. Oviedo, Admiral Cervora'v
chief of staff, who boarded the New
York uider ia flag of truce, did nol
give further details of the capture.
The bravery of the Americans ovi
dently excited as much admiration
amomig 1iho Spaniards as it did
amog tho mon of the American
fleet. Th prisoners will be perfect
ly safe, an(] will probably be well
troated whilc- they romain in Morro
castle. The floot is wild with do
light, tonight over the termination of
thu most daring oxpodtion since the
destruction of the Confedorate iron
(And Albermnalo by Liout. Cushing in
I1. h admiui is just as glad as
thO yo0ungest, jackio. Capt. Chad
wick, of ho flagship Now York. who
is usually most conservative in
spoaking of the incidont, said:
"Splendid; splendid; too much
canot, ho said about it.'"
'11h genral opinion is that no
man1111 VIr doserved recognition by
Congrvss for pirsomial bravery more
than doo4 Lietit. Hobson. His work
Wias woll done, and his imeni are safo.
When ho stirted oil tho expedition
row thouight ho cold at(,Ccomplishl his
objoet.
Olicors of tho floot when ques.
tionod as to whether Capt. Oviedo
cotild have had any ultorior design
in visiting tho Now York under a
Ilag of 1rucen seoldod the fsugges.
t.oll, saying that, the visit Was
promplol by pur chivalry on the
part of the sipaniard1s, and was noble
of thif-M.
Mi,r Naiy-111tiirateI.
At thU preseit. Imloment. wheln ill
Q yIH 11r t urned to th floots which
are sust ainiig so nobly thu honor of
our couitry, wo often hear peoplo
ask, "W h at is the diItorenco btAweel
aM armore d cruiser and a protected
oruisrY" Vory few peoplo are able
to tnswer such queries off hand, and
it, would bo hard to obtain satisfac
tory aniswer-s to them from 0cyclo
podlias or dictionarieo'. Tlo answer
ths an5(4tmd similar queies311 the Scion.
titi American has just pub)lished a
"Special Navy Supplotuont.,'" a large
folio of -40 pae illustrated by 90
illustrat ions, sliowing the veossels ol
the niew Navy, wvhether battleships,
'oaist defeniso vessels, cruisers, r-ams,
torpedo boats, gunboats and subl
marine boats. Unlike most publica
tions dealing with the navy, the ac
inal methods of "Fighting the Ship'
are described-the engines, boilers,
guns, tutrret, miechainismu, steecriup
gear, etc., bein3g illustrated. We dc
not know of any pub)licationi whiclh
gives in any degree the same matter,
The po-senit timoe is most opportuin
for a publiention of this kind and w<
are pleased to know t hat the sale ham
been phenomenal. This issuo con
There isno ambtin n'ober thian that of
the ha n.mting farn-ei. He totis earW and
hte t sec~ure for heiinself and his famil
that sm 3asti odf ftues an allotment
of land. dear inet-de No otbet
npo ne 3adsac-ied by their ioreta2ben
4TheI achievemth f ethe farm~er's ambhim
sapedsa ea deal n1ye1 Te goodrs be.a)U
of- iunsr al his famiir. 3f thew duffe
fro~m bilious atta.ckga nav indicemion and dc
I Ut prmptly resorvt to the riebt remed~y,
almost .a knoewn sieeensc ma be the e
texttrn ad me tiRs tat feomrs t-em. lO
y1nres nte fiver aocriee, the digstion per,
fe'ct, fle sappette kee and the blooed pumr
Ii.-mea5t draKthst wcn 't cree 'uponv yon a 'sob1
i '('3 Vedh -de my most sinee 'thanvie n iq
teit have :r-cwi9o fom ur m 8ow
wr 1'A wsat6 D-. o)Nouin, Tsq, .cf 30n
$sL. cI-vea. Olin. --a iu,,e you .;nl
ti he Uine as it vaou hmedist srme a-er pour sa
Sk-etr s-h ts trte'hIe.8 tn a like 'skmme. Iwa
3oOi -sp wEtrh Runnwg or schMUle s,eumudum. I
etila na 't wn itsrcQt, ew two -t*a forta
weeks. Reas'u'ral mnaleie a e
wh stn r mthmand was sd
tiIwai rehia t.Pt"" O6
Dr,. Pieree-a Camnnnon sad Veana
deer teac*ies yon at3 about the beu*neee
tvit"t of dineae. 3t acnvuhain 'L,%
uqisr t's mayis. Per 1paper sm ,
0eeettut ansasspa, to ew-er suu -
eI8,s Sd (gene5 e-e aLIia.,I
tiins a colored map of-Cuba and the
West Indios. It id 9old for - twenty
five cents .aopy by all newidealers
or by, AMessrs. Mtnn & Co, Publish:
ers, 301 Broadway, Now York.
I'IJ stand1u 4 al bout From Taw.
I know that public sentiment is gro w
ing very rife,
You can hear the way the people talk,
you can hear the drum and life;
But. I'll tell you how I feel about this
going off to war,
I'd a little rather stay right hero and
stand and shoot, from taw.
Brass buttons, plumes and soldier
cloth es q3 sio . I know;
But who,; they nprchI you off to fight,
no telling where you'll' go.
I've often heard [how our fathers fought
a-durIng of the wal,
And you bet your life if tie Spanish
como I'll stand and shoot from taw.
They ay that when our soldiers get to
that pretty little isle
Each one will he repaid 'right-off with
a seloritat's smile:
But there's a girl here with a smile as
sweet as a soldier ever saw,
And on that account, I say, I'll stay
and stand and shoot from taw.
You'll never catch this chick, I know,
- a-golng to the front;
I'll lot the regular soldIer boys go out
and bear the burnt;
I've reached that interesting age where
a girl's will Is law,
And rather than enlist to fight I'd go
straight to Ark-an-sas.
"JACK" WuIo'r.
Houston, Texas, May 10th, 1898.
Look! A Stitch In Time
Saves nine. -Hughes' Tonic (now im
proved- , taste pleasant) taken it early
Spring and Fall prevents Chills, Den
guc and Malarial Fevers. Acts on the
live', tones up the systom. Better than
quinine. Guaranteed, try it. A t
druggists. 50c. and $1.00 bottles. t6mn
- - ------ .ma
The Iumor of Weddingto
Is in the air. Those who have
boon so fortunate as to have received
an invitation should show their ap
prociation by sending a gift such as
(ut Glass, Fancy China or a Hand
some Lamp. Either of tneso arti
cles, they can buy very cheap at
ROBERTSON & GILDER'S.
Drug Store.
A TERRIBLE STRUGGLE.
Sick people grow tired of taking med
icines which barrly keep them alive; they
want something to put them on their
feet, well and strong and hearty; they
want to get the upper hand over grim
Death and choke all the "scare" out
of him.
A medicine that goes right down to the
very roots of life in the blood and builds
'.
'o
up a new constitution from the lowest
foundation - stonc, like Dr. Pierce's
Golden Mled cal Discovery is the only
radical, scientific cure for'disease. This
retnarkable " Discovery " produces a
rapid increase of the lifle-giving red cor
puscles In the blood, which qickly clear
out .poisonous elements, stop tuorbid for
nmations and build up new tissue in the
vital parts.
By this (leep) and searching revitalizing
process, obstinate blood diseases, thlroat
and bronchial affectionts and even con
aumuption, in all its earlier stages, are ar
rested and permnently cured. The
"IDiscovery " muakes solhd healthy inus
cular flesh, without adding a particle of
flabby fat like so mnany "emulsions." It
fills out sunken fornms and faces, gives
color, nerve force and active energy.
Many', doctors say that consumption 1.
incurab,le anid necessarily fatal. '/7;ey
ar? mnistazken. Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery w,,ill cure 98 per cent, of
all cases of consumnption, i ftak en prompt
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thouisatids. It is quickly absorbed by
the blood and assists nature to throw off
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the body to pei fect health and strength.
It tones the nerves and invigorates the
body. It spurs up the torpid liver and
makes the, kidneys active. An honest
druggist will not urge upon you an in
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The " Golden Medical Discovery " is
the greatest tonic and invigorator that was
ever prepared. It is the discovery of a
practicing physician, eminent an~I suc
cessful in his profession, the head of one
of the greatest medical institutions in the
world, the In valids' Hotel and Surgical
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"It is now eight years ago since I took
Dr. Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery,"
writes Mrs. Clara A. Mcintyre, Box i-u,
Ashlan-d, Middlesex Co., Mass. "I took a
v ~ery bad cough, also night sweats, a"d was
almost in, my grave, as we thought, with
consumption, when a friend of mine who~
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"I feel it my duty to inform y-ou of the
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raedicne wh2ich was remmmniended to me
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To- vrepeat what I said to John T~J. lA
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won'ld sal' Dr. Pieree's medicines have
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fanwsles. I ha-reomeed .e
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a ciharm. 1 tak with anany and memannsend
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If y'em want to lwmcw humndmes of et
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wannsImmma A. m.etm An
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There is a prepara. the m us.
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Mdanger and
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during the wholo
poriod of preg
nancy. It is the
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ind in tho world
that is endorsed by
Sphysicians.
$1 per bottle at all
drug stores, or sent
by mail on receipt
-of~ pr'ce.
IF H!im 130ors Con.
taining invaluable in.
forrnat ion foraillwomleni,
will be senit to any ad.
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Told in Pictre aild Story,
Compiled 1,nd4 writtel by
SENATOR JOHN J. . MOALLS,
of Kansas.
Ti - most brilia11hntly writteni, ir.ost
profusely and trtistically illustrat.ed.
and iuost intensely populair book onl the
subject, of the warl with Spnin. Nearly
200 Superb 11 ustrations from Fhotos
taken especially tor this great, work.
Agents are mialkin:- $50 to f1lo0i a week
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EIfeCtIVe hMy 2, 1817.
ieiW i ii A idersoi i:d \V:110'11aa.
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Al ' W a h I -........................12 3(1n I i'2l 5
A r (Jlen I1K. ...-.-.-.......... 2 311pm
A r O( la ........ .............2 72(02n m Alp,
A r W Ihi w ou ....................... -12th2n 2 28pin~
A r~ Orl.z -200to ...................... ti Iett - 0
A r TIa m p ---.--.................... 8 LQnto & 20pm11
N'o. 33. No. 211
'.v 0: --224.---............~ 10 p 11100a2n'
-.............. 82la 8u (4)2222
iv' lIoot........ .....2 (,I,a22i ll .iU 2m
I,v thieder J'.h
ii, ......... ............... -i3i2mn m iprm
-v.'n Iith ne.................. 6'. 2.22
L.v l.ive. Oa.k----............... ..Te am1
l.....n.................... 7.g .
Ar 8an21 21210.................. ........Ip 12 npm
Lav Sa2vanl2~ na ...'........... t11m 12, 2222
.. v Fa fa xtl1I....... ............ . 22p m 2 102,n11
.,....-.....k--.......--........2Up 211:12m
A r C2h1mla----..--..,...... -i 100122 m -12nm
A r New ber.-y,....--.............. 1.221
311and h2ur sIreet Stat Itn. NIos. i 22nd2 3 , * 222y
Pu221i2nan shing1il. enlr4 het w.cen New i* '2:k 22mi
Jlnekson2vil4; a 1 . ii-o between (:meinnati21 22nd
Juetk'onv.'Ille, V 22 .421ev.'ine1.., commetin2 01112 hI
2i uthna pailor C 22ts heIt ween' .11acI11.1.n viII.
and1 Tu1t212a, andt rn i 12 O'2121 .1 211 . 21
lotte 10 Jacke)1-on1vllet
sh'EI 1 di r IJet ween T222npa1 22214 N'w V. 2k I
Crr.2 nn ing at .Char11lotted with Ill5nthi1w,ste'rn
PoUm her nomt.napyt
N. S. PE3NNIN1tTON, T. 'II.
R.l It . v. )' T
ATi.NTIC 0OAST UNE Ij
FAST LINE
Between Chiarleston~ and Coluimbi,.
UPPer South Carobnse rorth Cm-rc
Rina, Athells and Ataanta.
W a t.l ma I
OONDEN iRi E }I. T4. y! 'II~2
AIR'."'
34. a12 1.2I lA2fl.j dt gn e 1a,
.een svi. Aet. 'id .~~i1 1
12 -(p A hr. u e er .... I t.....
SOUTHERN RAILWA1.
Coutral TItne 1etween Coluitimbla anti Jaok.
BOUVIlle. EatOrn11 Tint) 111eaee Co.
lun!a alnitd OtIhe P'olut.
Effectivo May 15, 1898.
Northbound. a INO. :14y
D>ally. IDAlMy.
Lv. JvIllo. F.O.& y......... 8 00 a 7 0M 1)
" k4mva nah........... .. .... 12 08 1) I 11 1)
Ar. Columbla .................. 4 OA 0 1 4 21 a
Lv. Chkar'to,SC&GRR........ 7 10 a 5 NO p
Ar. Conbi a 10 i a 10 101)
Ly. Augmita, So. U y........... 2 10)1) 9 IvIv
" GruItevillo .............. 2 J9 p 10 351p
4 Tronton............. . .... a W 1 11 00 P
Johstonl... .i 10 P 11 20 p
Ar. ohmbaUn. dop't. ... .-4 61 p 2 10 a
Lv Col'bla........... 5 1 p -i a
"WIhnboro............... 11 0/ p1 6 : a
ChIster ................... 0 64 1) 7 18 a
Itock Hill.......... 7 261) 7 8 a
Ar. Charlot................... 1 p 900 a
Ar Oroon4boro ................ 10 43p 12 10p
Lv. Greonsboro .............10 0 1)
Ar. Norfolk ... ...... 7 60 a.
S ll................. . 11 5 p 1 6 51 p
Ar. Richinond .................. 0 40 a 0 25P
Ar. Washingto.............. 642a i 0 3p
" ltimoro Pa. . 8 .3 a 11 15 1)
" hladol thin..............,. 10 in a 2 60a
Now Yo k..................43 0 24 a
Southboundil. No- 17 "No. a3s
--______________IaIjv. 4maily.
Lv. Now York, Pa.t.......... 4 110 1 12 5ti
Philadolphia...-........... 0 65 p 3 60.
alti oro. .-....... 19 201) l a
Lv. Wash'tonl, o. Ity.. - 10 4111) 11 15 ia
Lv. lIchmiioid- .... 12nt1201m
Lv. Danvillo- ...... ....-.. 0 a 15p
Lv. Norfolk , ~
Ar. Greensm>ro............ 5..a
Tv. (4rounsbo*ro.. ........7 05 a 7 1 1p
Oharlot te ...................I 851 a 10 20p
Rock ]ill ............... .10 20 a 11 0 1)
Cle ter. -.--................. 10 f5 a 17 )
innsboro---..............II -11 a 12 2; ia
Ar Col'bia l1land'g t. ....... : 1 117 a
L . Uol)itUn. dep't. . I 15p ,1 00 a
lohn1lstonls----..............:. 275:3 1 6031a
.rel ton ---..... .............. 8 GS 1) 0 25 a
Granitevillo ................ b 18 p 7 07 a
Ar. Augusta-......-.......... . 4 15p1) 8 00a
Lv. Col'hii, 4..&G.1. . 1 00p 7 00 n
Ar. Charlesto ....., ......... . 8 (0 11 00 a
Lv. Col'bia, .C.&P ......... 11 a 12 47 a
Savannah..................1 -7ip 5 20 a
A)r. Jackon vi.:: .6 i251 p i1n
Excellent, dily passegor scervco bIOtweenl
Florida and Now Yor1k.
Nos. -iW amlWnshinton and SouthweRt orn
Limited. Solid Vestih),1'd trainl With dilling
cairs and firt. firn4t, c14ones north of Clharlotto.
Pullilntl drawill, room 4leeping cars hSetwoon
und 14ow York.
Pullman 8 ping Cai b< tween Charlot to
and cllhmondo.
P1u11la drawming-room s!eopingq cars be.
t ween~ IA reen1o14r( aund NorfollC. Closo connen-'fl
tion at, Norfolk ior ULD POiJNT COMFORT,
arrv1w hrlh thino for blreakfst.
Nos. 1i and r1-U. S. Fant. Mail. Through
Pul1nan dr:twing room buffiet slekinp1g cariS b
twemca Jftelsaville1 nnd New YorC itnd Pat
Dal H1ein, ..r ber wehei Aueii Migustat mid (;hnr
lot tN. PullnnIi sleoping (a rs lN?k wen11 Jaelc
nonville and collmumba. it, route dlly het w_Jen
JTacksoniville anid 0in;inAmi, -%in A-Alu-ville.
FOR ANK S. G A NNON, .1. M. Cu12,
Third V-P. & uen. mKr. T. M... W,alinj ton.
W. A. TUR K, .. It. I IA UHD-W IC.,
G. P. A.., A lanta.
VOUTHE1FN RAILWAY.
COndeatCt .'cid1114) In Rfrer
May 1, 1f.03.
IST AT TONS.No
v. Ch.rl~^i .~- ........7 10 a
.(,ol ta... t................I It T11I
" Proi cri .......................
Ar"( NewIlrry.. . . 5 i
" intvix...................... 2 it
Ar. .Areen'll wood1
M1r. ( l~o. ......................1 451 it
Ar ncr...... ..................1 .. 2 2 i1n
Ar. Abben411.)pi
STATINS. Dnilv
____No. 1.
Lv.~+re1vho..............1 16 a mn
1A;~ii...........1 00 a mi
Nlnoy.S.~.................P'4 p to
~' 'oworr... ...1 2 p ma
1 45oun,a ' 31m
2 25 P m
~r. Iharoigo.............~..8~r0 pini
0 2n.2Op ~.lIlno....... O4 25 p'J
ar.~Atlanta -.~ 9in .1 l'p m42
v.1 l O Grevi......... Snlou~.... 115 a~ m0
" P4 ul on:..............Ahvl .. ... 30a 40 a
"TW aI ns 'on NI.................... 1 5amn
Iy.ut Adrlyson ..........,.......... ~andt Cin
by.relitnn ...... . ......... 11 O. :1 a. mn.
1:v . . Ige .a. ........... r11u 55da
" in ety-six 64 . ..... ...... 1 :2 5 . p m,
" Pro4.pe2riy ........... ..1 \t'1 1lle1l i. d).a o
1*1. 8,olu mbi. ...........114( .1.31.... . p m
rI A K 1. _4 SN ON S ..M c~,
t1110910a1114 Y,..Caletn..rlI8 op11n00a
D in 1215 I '4 ....A Ilaton,1... " 2 0 p 8~ 111a
0 04 1S "2 2 ..... man u..... i 1 25 7an
0 20 2 ..... Uinin.. . " i 4 5p 7
0 ia 20 2 " . .Jn ll ... ". 312 21 1 53p
s0 n 237 "... Pncolot...... " 2 14p 0 4
it a 4l1 8A.. , Spar tnug. 11 45 2 6 412p
.1 0 ~ I.'0 LY..u uprtnur..A 11 20a1 60
245*p1 700>!_...Ahv.......)1,.Lv Stu I805p'i
Trni 9and10 arr elega R ulma
in ina1. 1.
.ortbond e:t7 n, &n. sa: p. m,, 6:1 pD.7
O15 > m, 11:ii4 n.1 (n., (Ventible~( Limit ed.)
natibuleWtt I imitd'an thond1: . m
Al . ..12: Um estibuedINied).
PuUiinIerIh
Pulmn pane slep cua n Tnis San
To Atla 'Uti Uhinotto 1A1gu8ta,Athon9%Wk1
nington. lNew Odesa .hattanoogh,
1iashvlle anld Now Yar.k,
J4o011, 14101hmondMeintn
.Nor1ojk, PhIladelplits.
_____oh u oi in eoLt May. 85, 18508. - 9 (~
bil IIIWNI. 1v.463. lm(.41.
A.V Nlzw York, Via P n n. IP.en *111N/.am,*10O0 ala
Philutolphit..................... A 12 1in It 09 an
I lt r ........ ........... 8 o 2
Wahgton.............. 4 40 " 4
I flhmondo......................... 866pm 9bt ow
liv Norfoli, vit 8. ALL. *8 pLOmP 9 0
m>rtVA-.0tith ' .. 84pi 920)
LV Welde vi, Vitt S. A . L ......... *11 2S ptu*11Xlw
Atr liend, ron " .........*612 60 ua *l m
Ar Durlhnt, Vit t. A. .. t7j8ia'm j 10 pmk
Lv Durhum, " ...... t7 09 Pm 19 . am
Ar Itaiig~h, via U. A. L.. ..*2 16 am *80 pm
" a af r ........................'..... 8 c'3 " 5t
"SuMu lr Pines ...............,. 4 28 % 1 i8
" ............................ 5(7 " 0:u
" W aneboro................c...... ff8 " 8 0.
M oiroe ................. ........... 6 43 lx
" W 11mington................ .*12 5 *
A r Uhnrlotto, Via . A, L ...... *7 5) *10 25 pIA
chwuter, vin H. A. ............ 3 1( pro 156 pin
f,' _ tn bAa, U. N. & ,P. R. . ............ td' copm
Arlinton " . 94-am 124) -r
Urecnwnod " .... ..... It 85 " 107 am
" Abbeville " ...... 1103 " 136
Elbertoi ....... 12 07 pm 2 41
Athcn8 8....... 1 18 843
Widor " -.. 1 428
" A tlanta, 8. A. L. ( nIon 250 520 11
1)rle ) (Central Timu .5 "52
NOIC1ThIOUND No.40J. No.88.
i y t ilnta,(Contra) TItuc) *i2lOidli~if
Winder .......... 2 40 pn 1t 40pm
M......... 818 ' 1 1ppm
Elbortonl ......... 4 J5 12 8.t,m
Abbevillo " ......... 5 5 I Wam
Groonwoot ....... 541 " 2 48um
Cl:ion........ U0 *2 3611nn
.rColuiibla4C.N., it. . 7 45 "
* .hester_ . . .........8 13 "
A e mot. . A. L......*li2~PM *t
vIiifonroo, via . A. L..... It4 pm 5
ililet 4 ..1115 " 800 "
ArWllngto .......... 2
".s ..........*.2 1140 aiA
aleigh 4 .......... *21 * 1 2
v(letl son. " ... 3 28 -*2 57 "in
Ar D1nrhan ' ......... J782 f4 I ji
lv r....... t7 (0 pm tIO ,9 am
Ar \Vloa., via . A~,...... 5ra'in 2 -15p
tihnr (....... A C ...... 20 735
Washingt?al,vitaPen 11. H.H. 1231 " 11 9t
In.tin-oro " . " 1 40 pin 1 0 all
0lI hiIl(epiJ)a " 854pmh :8.-0 "'
New Yoric. " " *0 23" * (15 '
A rP01r811moth " " "072 m~0pn
Ncrfolk " * 4375 " *.>5
'y t Ily, ex. Sunday.
Nom. 403 nad 40'.-"Tho Atlanta SpecIal"
o111 Voestibile Train of Pullamn Hleapera
at"d Conole btweel Washington and At.
lItt"in. also -Pullt.an iceeers between Ports.
touthfl and Chester. 8. (.
Nnl. 41 and 38.-'The M. A. L. Expr#p''
SolHd Train, Cottehs and Ptilliti Sleepera
between 'ortsnmouth and Atlanta. Company
,4eepers betwecin Columbin and Atlanta.
I i tral els nanke i'nMiediato connection sat
Athmntat for lonigomnery, lobile, New Or
lelin1, Texna,I- Clifon11ia MExico, C'hnttta.
no"gn, NashvNille, h1emphils blittin', Florlda.
ForT ickels, 6leepers, and Information, up.
pl to 11. A. Nowian, Uen. Agt,., Pam. Delitt
4 m1 l '1I3 ion. Atlantat, a.
I, 1. IN EVLAN1),1enii Agt Pavfa.Icyt.
Atanta Ga.
F. Sr. JO1l N, Vice-Pres.nd< Gena'l i Massaer
V i:. IosKEm, (;-n') F11perintetdleni.
11, W. it ( LOVFIt, TrfiMe blanagor.
T. J. ANI)VUISON, WWIn' asenger Agent,
GNEAL OEFIC1.: 1OR1TSSIOUTII..VA.
'IE 11,A 1CLESTIM J1lE.
Oonble Pally Traiis between Charleston
Columbia and Augusta.
QUICKElt TIMC.
BOUT1 CAOLINA & GRU4JtA Ii it 0
PASUENGER I>MIA1111MEP'l.
X;IAItLEJWON. 8. C., 4an. 24, 1697.
8UHIEDULE. DAJMI.
1,v Charleston.. .... .... 7 10 lin So pW
:3a jervill .................. 7 48 am ; 10 pmn
Grorgem ............................ 8 3(1 am 7 (M- toi
Bri elhvillo ................... 8 31 unu 7 '<% 1m
How esvih........................ I i A ni 7 Ou pin
Orangeburg.....--- ....... 9 2 am 8 20 pm
Hi. laithe ................... 9 .dam 8 48 pil
Fort iotte.............. - .1000 a m 9 03 pm
. E igv ille................... 10100am 9 20pm
A rtCola bIa.....................10 55am 10 10 pm
i,v CoIIimina .-.-------.......... 7 0 a*1n 4- (.0 pm
Foa ingsttl...-.-........... 7 4 ~ km 4 41pinl
. ortblte--.............7 51anm 4 55pm
8t. Mat thliws............. 8 02 a m 5 09Opm
Orange burg................ 8 2 am 6 27 pm
liwesvillo..:.........888a 542p
lir&,nchyvil o.~............ 853am 6425pm
Stiminery ille.............10 22 anm 7 18 pmn
A r Chatrie.aton--................11 00 an 45 00 pm
lev Ulharleston ...,......... 7 10 am 5 80 pm
D'a chvi10......,.......9 15anm 76501)p
I3luber'lg .........,.......... 9 44 l)mT 8 245 pm)
De i ak.-............... 9 2 am 8 42 p.al
- Rnck lo-...........10 1051a)m 8 583 pm
p W illis- 01.....................10 27 am1 9 17 pm
A iken ...-...................11 0am 9 57 pm
A r A nguasta.....,,..............11 51 anm 10 45 pm
L,v A ugu sta .................... 6 20 am 3 20 i,m
Al iken.................71i8pam 4 27 pm
W ll t n..............7 49 am11 5 09 1p1n
Ble chv10,.................. 8 b8 am 5 28 pmn
....nmak........................8 20 am 5 44 pm1
- Ihmt berg... ..................... 89 33aln 5 58 pm
1tlranchy1llIe(....,.,........9 10 am 0 10) pmo
A r Cha~rlesto*.................. 0~0 am 8 00 pmn
P'ACT E.XPI4LESl AUGUSlT9 Al.l. WASut3Nal'O
Wi-l PULtJ:4J4AN BE-rWEREN AUot.STA,
AIKEN AND NEW YORKE.
J,v A ugist a...-............................. 8C pim
Iv A ikcm ..--. -------...................... . ia
A r ien xn a,k ...........,..........,......... 4;0 pim
L v ADe.ar.--..............................~ 6 5 a
Lv.A..k.n---.-.-..-.......................... 7 23t am
A r Augustn..---.-.......-................. 8 10aRm
n)AI EXVEP'r SUND)AY.
I,v Cauilene..................... 8-5 am' 2 25 pim
Catlalden nnct ion....... 926 am it 55 pm
A r iingv IllI.,...................10 to a m1 4 3.5 pml
f,v liingv*i.e.......u......... 0 26 aan 6 t0 :am
(cinmen~ei Juntion.......i U) arni 0 4Utm
Ar (n a den......................1 55 pum 8 1 ff am
('oanecio ~at. Colun-bla withi Sou thern
linilwa, for~ al1 points4 ini upperi Souith and
Noth Unrollinn. Solidt trnina beitweeni Char
il*ton 44*m( Ashevilie. Connectiona from
points on3 8lt thern lRailway to Augusta.
A 11k4on am1i othier pointsl 0on "Th le Chiarle*toni
1.te", at Charleston with Clydte Line Steam.
nra t(o ohw York ai Jnekennyllle.
1L. A. FSiEltSON, Tralic Mianager.
E. 8. IHJW I- Gleneral Manager
(Gentiral ui1ens: Citnrlest on 8. C.
Ch8r0sn ili [8T{toII 08rolli1a hWy Co
Augusta and Ashevmle Short Line.
3elle'dittl in EIT t May 15, 1898
A nye Augusia,...------I - .) a in 1 40 p mn
etv' ti*~ wooti,*)nt.1 2 1 p m .
A tDierson ...,,,.,..... .......... t) p .in
ti34'*'lnville-.,2 . l4 IImI 15 Iam
S* n03er-1ov l),.-iii4* ill
Ty vilo.....,.,.0 1)14.p . .
33A3s v31111-V ..,., 0I( a an .~ . i
n .4 l.10 I4) at in ,,.,.
I , t)3liq33.--......1 4li' 4in 4 Od p mn
t1 unnw4 - 2 31 p' mi . ..4i
..1g 'I 7 n 41I'ItI' i
1111'i)l)4 *1 ~ 3 15 a p1
s .;n 11 pmi