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.,,T-' Y AI Di 1.WHD86359 'vEWBE RRABY, S. C., TUICNDAY, JUNE,' 2. 181*94 WCAEK~.( PI TI1E CRAWFRD TRIAL. AN UNIN\R. L.MoE iMii OF WIT. Si-S.:s. 'i, civavrlyo f v :nire jitacim anti lII-o)ro Ii -s! I 14-to-#-N W III bew Tit.re.41 t o A c. voilnitl -,b1ti. 'rhonm .Welfhtid< Paym es.. linti. I(14 cord, M.ay I1. W he I- 11 il I tI i s il ('1111mdon lIvXG wi..'k Im c1it izolls of t hat town will havo "li, Oir. m4i:t a crowd of -I,i.-m cs h a-i mrdinl i-y Would not bho ti.orc - .wfep, (it t virclis day or sinW oth1lo unlui 1-vvint. Ti d rI1still from 1ih4 tri of )1' Constabli r:nfnit 11 Il ho ro n . will beo COm p~ i. Iw illr -se;$., from d ilrorent Iarts or tw f S ?Ito, lwyors ar-d ? b-r(i. 'I'. I e bI a-%%:I( hundred i I w 1 r mor( s. Tho f . : l w 11 I . iC ),t twenty-fivo Ir'.11In i lviin-, -C> - frmll ( 1-rango. l ir alti "o.,e ' . 11 l s,o-. h191- Nyho I to f to: - i fq t Ct w ford Icur cter. I-ouen1 is --*' 1(olme and the wit il s tI h ri et w %%ill teStify ats ti, bbi, lnwr: omd1 vhwrmctor, wileo thoso f.Pin 0 lw[' part " 'I tho are ox locts'd to "iVit hi:n1 -I ""oodl word asto his oit41V lhn at. vio k in tthose HI-0tifins ns a con).l ablo. Thil dl-lonISO Wvi<b :tlyt Ibomso not in ti tl to t w ttilthinli to forg nted antid wiino,t-os 1ro inigl(f -1umm11oned whio ennl Ojbr-ow (lt, s possiblo itu (m 'I -n Coi h proso 01-1>n joll f emn.is ntot, idh. aid whilo its aill not bo t j iteso inilerms.( I -y v. ill I Io qulito as strng and *".v!iv ;1n th!vIrtosti m rt. iT h r-t i, tt,f will havo i ts b r .it.1 1.-o \I ' I t to o esti f a-.:a ;h ut. ('rawford. Tillm I ro OXami wlt I. n o f1 wit wilt t :t,to i 1k u so v ofWil, eev iit O1titettk Th 'o who itb wartpeled)o yo to 'mi Itt a( !re:-rly mae ig r ranwew 1i 'lia t ions and it I: S . thalt thi hot-l ntid board ir. vap.ity of tlhel towil is alruedy l Iety w Iuk,-n up. Ti.o batchl of itnti-es tne tanre ifVr, instance, illive tngaged mw board:11" houlso for It Wfstk. Rl I fi ll.1 ml y wIll invo to fuOt t ( bil, whib Is ttin 11to 1amount to : -. .. or .1>itt-) , if tho wholesale ro I . ot n.. 0 1 i n111ch ier 'r.'lint kis! us fw t bli.- t rial and th14 pr.isp11t aR.w1i'ding t-o gN.n ra1 boli,r, that thor . wi'l b esi a mis trial. 14b. l'.1 ml.1n wIll prelsidt). SainrThi-rn,o-. w6i! b!e assisted b. .k. J1 . i -. t o) . this city. n. iti - i tatI . mith And pit ; u 0-wo i be notdwar 0114cummlol, oin lo,w 'I hoy Will Figtorv In MhoNextrisorm-m--it w,'rhsmighot own d14111tt lotirl of Tril"11 W l bI I o 3mliq Lantling l'inm -stir 11 1vill Tatio lit eoned l'rize . Washington, May 31.-Mlch in. torost i felt in politic:tl circlves in the spevetios of tien. Wmi. d. Bryan. E1special importanlco is attachod to his uittorance last wveek at St.. Louis it W1111 t oflicial conforoniev. of the Democratic national coilniittee. Ilis relegation of silver to a minor posi tioun i ; regarded iidicativo of it dis positimn on (ho part of the silver loador to fight Uth camn paign of I1000 along the other lines. Silvor will, of cours , contiiIuI1 to ply113 ai imipor, ant part inl tho tonotti of t-ho Domo. crit-ic party, lbut it is believed that othr nidt([ mori imporht issues will tako procodollc. The spehl of Mr. Bryan, in which he flayed the trusts, indiciates this. It is annii1oun1ced that the Deiocratic national con nitte(. will hold an1other iieet-ing next July for the purpose of debiding definitely ulponl the issues for thoe cailpaign of 1900. Among Eastern and Souiliern Deniocrats theo is it growing dis position against 1111king the silver is SIo agitin tho pnaram1olit.u issuo uponl which to go before the countrv. Eiastern Dielocrats especially real izes the futility of making a cam. paignl uponl that issoue, and they can s1 110 promnise of su-ces for thle party, vither local Or initiol1, as5 long its it clings to the silveri issue. No ono believos titt the party shold set silver asido, for as lolg as silver reiiins dlemonet ized, Sion( g will tite silver issu rmitiliain unsetttled. ButI those wh,, are anxious to secure piar-tv ha-1rm11only anld success il lia Eastern Stahts boliove that the encles for Deimocratic vie'Iory woul be mu111ch stronger by gom1&* Oil record- before the country 1 1ainst the power of tli tru is 11n1d greoat corporations. The expansion issilo al-O furnishes 1, good text upon which the Democriitic party could contest im the East, es pecially in Now York. Massichusetts aid other N w Enightii St,%.es. vIhile Ito one xpects to see B-ryanl defonted for thie Delliocratic 110111inina tion, at this tiie the opinion amt1ong politicians coming to Washington is tlat ho will have opposition in the coivet.ion. It. is expected by those in a posit ion to kilow is that his lead Ing opponent. will ho Sonator (or mani, 01 Mi l luland, wVIo lod tlie fight. on the poaco treaity, algainst the pro. tests of Br'yani. It is sid t hat (Gor man111 c:an count1 t thle staitrt on MIar'v and andi D111 el .war'e, and1( hiis frienduas atre manking st rong~ ulforts to cantulre thie ['enitsylvania and New York dele gattionis fu'rm Bryan. Tlheriie is also conisideral e sat imen ot for GIoirmatn in Gieorgia iand ot her Southen States. At the navy tdepari it.i ment it is saIidl thiat Adira nl Dewey will not r'eaich Wiashington as earily as lhe had ex poected, andtl it is no0w thougrht thait it 111m3 be October before he( se(& foomt on1 Amier'ica,' sil at New York. Assistant Secr'etariy of thle Trens ury 0. L. Spanlin g, in a letter to lhe col lector' of cuistomis it New Or loanis re0ply'ing to( i(i i niies contai ned in a bltter from (lie collector, has in - f0iried himi that under(11 thle aiuthorii(y conitinedti in thie att aippirovedl Feb. ruaryI'3 2, 1809, amendeintig the aict ill pr'oved dun1110It, 1880, gover'ni., the immediato trantspor)italtioni of dut iable nerolchands (10Wit liout. a iiraisemeniI t bond(ed coimmuon arrieris aire allowed toi forwvard p)a(lmges of mierchandiiiise, if corded alid sialt'NI, ini instanices where a1 sullic'iellt gitntity' of sileh goods is inot offIeredl toi il1 ani (I nt.iro our l by the proerihed- 'ii tem: fact A\l len's F"oiot .ase ai5~ 11'owdeir for smaritiniig, iervouis fe'et and instantlyv takies thle sting' out of -ornsan bunlrionus. It's thle gretest com,fort (disc((ioery of thle age. AIlb-n's h'oot 'ase untkis tighlt orn new shoes feel 1package F' ll. Adress, Allen S. Olmatod. EnRov.y N. Y A 1, ti r rrtmt 0 4 * r ii sit uta to- Nit4t 1'rimmo. ra isllri, e t. r ris, m he I n, wyn :r(n nit I j-0 w4-h Witsh in'I on, Mlay 2t).-( )iwo of I hIo Uniti'd StCLtes prisuoins III I lit, Rll cigh, N. C., peitent itary, hins writton I It ltter to thite Star chrillginig reliol treatiment of tho inmitvs (f that in titution. Tho lettor is writtin by a prisontr who s i apparvntly vdii- du itvd. lo says: "I Wish to call your ittO-n1tion again to tho outrageols treatmnit WO United Stlates pisonrs are to ciVing at tie linds of tho b)rltl S1tato oiticialls. Wo havv solicited aid from1 th10 (10IatIm011t of Justice, bilt ' avo recei ved no assistlnce. yet, Major Strolig, of tho department, 011n10 lierc, 1Xailedl tho prisoner-S and found they had blon brutally troatod, and plr-olised to do somllo t.hing for us. YI'sty a41iN po->r db for d prsnrwas tiit akn aild strtutlck tWVelVV IS lIes ol his bar- bICk be Cause he cotild not (1o a strong mnl's work. Afler ho had been whipped, ho told tho officrs he was goiig to roport. t 111111(mi to the Attorivy G1Ieral. I It was thlII ta'nit anMd struck tol iInlore blows, and When takell down wis inable to stand. I V was t len told by tho wari-donl t hat, umn l-sS he did the work assigned to him Ito woulld bo doalt with ill a soveror way, Nid that thy wvro going to trvit th prisoners its they pli'lsed SO long as tle govorlnI III nit. kopt themll herV; thallt th0y Ik(Vd not VX)VCt ats istaICO fro:n f0rom11 the1' dpai1111nt of j iist ice, beeanso t liy were not. run - ing te ponittitiary. As a result, of this tinvIna treatmilt two pris oIIrs Who had bvel recty elogge Iniwa fr-o) the clay pit I't day. Tlwy wore shot it st'veral timlifS bv the gul'ards, but hey wer do inediivl to lonvo this pl114 t)f torture-o. 1' 1 'v y HnCCCed, mnd have iot bt-11 bhlard from. Now, if there is 1o als11stance from t1l( United Stiates au11thorities, vo 14aro going to pr4tec oirolves Or die inl thV aItUpIt." A%I,lt1MA CA.LLS Ft WitlEIL,Ci. II( OCmald Uafl'.., I)-% 1Ivvet(-oj ilovernsor anod irevvit IIs, u-ipeiv t4riiii Iton (or I It e 1sntut Deminer,tcy. Bi-minlldiant), Alat., Mii)y 30.- -Tho ews today W;(:\\ih aboos1)t. one aCCOId, tho 11)wspallrs ill 04n1. Joo \'hvlor's ('ongressiotnial (list riet. have united if) a call for 11111 to (lter ithe ritco for ('rov,rnior and heal tit, dis ruption that tow oxists ins thi D'mi in Cnit ratl mali Southern'u Alabamna, and it is said4 that1 \\'hoelor might bo( iindulced to onteor te iel if 114 is not sont1 to the Philipp)inets. If he4 rantt lie woulhl be nomlinttod and)1 elOctedi beyond ia doubit. Ev4en thltP opIul ists and1 ~' 1)) Repu lias will1 sca rcely opos im . \\' heelt'r's eltectionI as ( over an1 0venItua seat 11 int the iitted States S44na te. TJhe( Neows expriesses the op)inionI that. Gens. \\'heelesr will not) Wfie.' Wiven~14 1V4 i n lisumpl)1. In 11h4 PhlililippineOs I he liaw which r(elates to) the4 p4ropety of nirrwd( pe41l14is on(41tiirely ins favor of 11he wi fe. Any pIropeIrty a1 brid(o4 may1 possess5 is ne0ver by) any)) ebanco44 st tied uplotn11 th INIlland, and)4 if ho is becomeI( att most an1 atmnisit ratorl of her (4'oss'~-4ssions. under01 a1 IwyVr's 4eye, the4 propo514rt v goe4s to hi''erluibironI and1 14144od ri lat ions, but n1on14 1to 1h4er hu)sbandli. unitidenr tnae aml adds41 to it Itt. of her't hush51Iod withi the4 Irltix "d(e"w atnd t hit chi Il n tIlar inams (of The4 hl-nd symboliI1441icall Iendo5l(ws the4 brbl4e wVi1 h all hsis worbl4iy posson sion)) after th4 marriao. lIn fatt it IS ('clarly 1' one4 in theu Phiihines(' < f "'what 'a so,- i's i-i n 1411d whlat 's ine s14 me oI V(wn," as8 farl as the w~o Bears the ...AI0 Kind You Itavo Always 80ught Rhigna// A~:cet nther nnyti t viti ti or m4elslglitn T w '- it I ceatI i e inet a ro ( it I lng Almng V ry Weli Isl 'lans TakOVIL .%In NO.O.I.Kory i're e nut ies.. (Coh-ilnbiat Reconi, 31afy o".) Calhiotu .-.1kilns, a con1.:ivt fromn Dorcliester e t, died at the peni tentiary last niIh,11t, of colebro spinal mnuiniTts. This nikes tie fourth dolith inl th inl,stitlzion froI the dis. 04a1s0 withi ti' :1. t. vvoli. Thero art, sIi i i w%,o casis, Which wNrV rpotV Illornling ats doing( very well, fil ' n now ct,es had do. velopv<I <dur.ig tho dIly. Jenikinls wcs attiacked byN. tih disviuao yester dIty Lftev rIoonI I aud it. iina1do (Ilick work of hlln. Wit'lbin a frow hours af tor the first syruptolls ppeared he wits it doadn,a. The disollso is inlfectiolns and often results fatally as <quickly as it. did inl Jhenkins' use, whilo at, otmher tillies the plationit. lingers several days he fore r(,(!ovrl.v orti ath. Thrv Is (iscI sidorlb( excitoilnout and fl,nr 11n101ng the coivicts and the physiciIIns are 1nre or less worried overl th e i1atter. Dr. (riflith, Who has chlarge dring t Ie illness of I )r. St arkey, is doing whati-vtor caln bo donlo to) isolati t hI diiss'if, ftul provelit its : Is idl is assisted bY 1)r. Boozer, of tie board of oalth, and Dr. 'op', forterly physiciinl of the penitentiatry. Th disease rarely, if evelr, beconits epi dernic lke fevor or. solil other' dis VilseIs, but it is It IIaldILy bouItI which tle iledic al frati'lIr ity lollow cil - paratively litt lIe'. hI'le disO'it alipptear 4.4 in tIe e ii at Sltitt1lt1 i last Iini ter aid was ha.dhtld with stccess anti O.wner% is li) rt-e. to fear tOllt steh w\ill it the ase, SO far as I hie peli tiontitry is cOlnerin 1. M .\A N \,111. T*1 , .:P,11t ItV .1 Icmt Itah!n Cirll olIetIeoe- Itelatit. Iby LuffEmnerly, (1alcigh Nevw a nd 01 Observer.] Thero aro umuny wh-]o behieved inl wVhat is knilown as Inwital teoliatiy 1111( who declare that they cana send or receive nivs'afges or ilipressionls from friends t-hou;anis of niiles away and tHin it. is so distinct, it caitnot ht t rilttted to illy coinvi. donlce. ectl lI v. I )r.. I alffery, editor of the I%ivlfmoi, I Christ ian Advocitt, lo-il it fai mch loved Soil. .111 the last issue of his pinp.r )r. I atf fory tells of I ho prolonit lot of n.l - t1.1l telepathy I bat. caiv to him ill tho itstiait, of hiis sol's death I. W gniote: "TJhie SabbthtI cearinr --a perfect dayi). TIhie air wvas vernail. The suil shionebrnighit ly ini t sftonied arti mlellow rutahinct. Oni re'turing fromi clhuirch I saut tredi fromi my cronfer eno hiorno byV a lit.tl hpIark, imuttsinig for full dhraughits of thle rich toniic of ia cl oudlless atm mosph ce. It seceed the' briulal of t hi earth and111 sky so pure andit so cahn1 wats th li'm'ipyreantl. "I1 jo)ined' thle bishops att dlininer at shock to t hi bratini, dininiilg myt) sight for somlle secondcs. I gaizt'd stiead fattly across thle' talo iat laishiopc(let loway to) te-st. myi eyes iand reco)veri liy poise b y lixiigaittnt ion. Thor~e wats imipressiono (f ant impodintttig evil. I caitva-,sed t he whole fit'hl of poss5ibhle spirit left t lie beroketn biody of imy son att C ro)zet l>y thle lun Ihtget iln Vir'. gua. A s t hut' tcerrite selisatt iott wis p Ssir-oaway the Veeam was an.rM nonneced and' I rosf fromti thtmalcto remi)1 thle Li l;. algtiings uatc te ld' o. Iiia .-st ned oi ty hom in~ clp't rriotwc iii Wrmii Cathes.c i hOtt le est. Wr'lothang i liii.)) .\os dijel.vrof lihnsii ii heiped on tili h Er' flii b ia r.w tnd verye ilit ttl freit! ; .a un h lon orm i hoglo bei doesi. lII is th.mgh to~i be fvery o de oh'~rct o i tr<h-ns hat eh cis bioebid vra mrmgm u ce so ,fy(2roa pa t t h i W ill t 14101,th' ir illa Arny 1#4 Relpt lip tsa 'liat Ntimber-PlreP4hitat Will W ashington, .1N 1y30. Th t ost tomorrow will say: "(ionral Otis has inforitd tho wili departileit. that. I will m Sittis fied if tie armily tnder his conmnand is kept ait a maxilluitm of 30,000. Ti president will givo, him this 1111111bor. "'Th situation in th1 Philippines wts tho subjoct of inl vxtolndt ! con forelwo today b 'twevin Hio PItrsidont andel Aijuttalt. (otieral (Corbint. lit view of tho loro or less a11kriling ro. ports Iwhich lutvo bvoln sonkt to tho Uiitod Statvs from ianila it is ilt portilt to linow that, the presidoit does not shiaro in tho aixiot-y which these dispatches Iivo naturl-ally cro it d. Gonerl Otis ha1s kopt ill closo toich with the authorities ior., ind if ho Nals inl tit tight position which tihe( press roports sooiml to indicat, it is folt that Ito wolld Itot, hesitlto about. uaiklig his tiilohllinia knioW'i. Oi tho coltri ry, tihe avices racdvevd froml him show that. it is lot in flood of it inargvlN inivtsot(i arimy. It can 1) stited otn ith0o-ity that uiless GOnl 1 Otis asks for an additiontal forco, ioro will be no enitargtement of tholarimly." ECNT11M, VeA3111. (I, 31 ATICE.) Nine I'p hi, ItteA l I Dia th nt at Farran Clarloston, M ty 29.---A(wvicos fronm i1 bidoeville, S. C., says ftht au1.11 ) miles from thit, villugn oil t ho Oi troicliir farmil, occu11rod ia torribly t ragody. A 2 st.ory frimit, builing on tll farii wvas ovenlpied by Jacob Solo. mons1, his wiofiland sovonl chibdron, th, ebbto agt. l I) yolirs and th younigest fn iifauit of I yur. Somio onlo Jltssinlg saw thut. tito hollso Was trollo, awil Oil apaproachinig to invtstigato found that overy ves. tige of it was burned, ind the bodies oflit nino occupants, or. raithiv thi, chafrrevd 0trunk of ininm hum1anl b4idios, wbrV lying in t ashes. Tho corlontor's inquest disclosed I)S0 fActs: ThAt tht 1o0(OS wasNVU occuitI)itd by Slomt1onts an1d his fIam11 ily and was scattered in tho lowor story by tho ist 1ut1n01111a1 stormis, whlich also carrietl awaty tho, chim.i noys; tilut Soloilons Iid r'sort l-d to thie( malkteshift, of buitling two fires ono to cookc oin and tho othor for wirmth. -insido th lower story of the house, o.tn lwo cirl ai r milIt saws raisetd fromi th ItoardLi fIto on il smailI p)iteces of iroin.. .I'lvulenit.ly afteor thIe fatil y Ihil rt fanned tilhle ithos,whchci.n i Jatdio "rthet partiton f ctheil' siair lacob,l thect fat'thr; Amy, thie tof andiogit her; t ll0inus, M t ito hary The . vict of1 Wtht I1ronei j ry w s Ill g, cil aehat'lir they 39a5rI 5i9 toI their i d et ,hrough the Iculpable niteitliene ofVi JaI''cb toltms Winh nogltCO' ing Ito fbtuilathmny:o Ft Ol ''et Tl ii It t ii'l 1113 sli. Terhasnt lsstlp9r Niewi ittin ii'etsliig Nw Ith ow Aat the8( tinngry~ii vlordI Itin he Warhi1 Depatment. Ale'iIniey todayir~i ited Vt b amen. ioprtins of thte nivy ser.iviceh 4 ht y--41. A. It, I m,i,iiiilt ,on ,lntiti Collibis, Ohio, May. 30. -Thero wats nil 11nfortuiltato inlcidenit herlo to diy wiiel wis it diret sight. to ('ollfed(lerato \tt.rills fuld which has crenitod it stinsationl inl Iocinl (a. A. It. circles. hith illb conisistvd of f1ho r'fusil of at iagnificent. florad tribulto ten. dl-rod by Southernnels, 1() ho pIlacvd oil thIt gruves oif t ul n lillionl tield inl Tho t ribut11e, ink ,iilw% of tho ovoents of the past yeur, WIts mvillialy.N. Ilk propriate , roprosvni(Ing, N orth Itunli S0u thI graltping (the union01 11,ag. 'l'hot ' mr wits uido hv vxConl fe<deratos, who approviated: thlt vf forts whlichI ha1vo bwoln illado to co iniot t Ie Nort h and -Soit h; but when tih inattor wais laid bforot Iht' geneorloa colinmittve, repre-sont. ing the ( . A. I X. posts they <h' viiiwid to neceopt it. 1 ;-fNo th Iinkat terl coubil bo brought beforo tho goeneral ilibi'tr. Ohip of, theo differ-l-nt posts 111(all dt-rstoodl, tht( dosign1 wats aiccoptod by the ox Soldiers ikid Sailmrs Asso cintiol wlo 11sd it inl leir oxier cisvs to<ity. Tho A1arshl (if (the paraido hald ilivitod ex Coifedolerttos to prtGici putoi ill ito vX4.r-ises of tihe ( l A. R{ Codty Inild <luito at nu111lub (f (Ililli appliiaretd befor 1P iey 'lilend of th 1111. Thio withdrow inilloilt4-y, but jin eltho vx 11dirs an41 il 01's. Tilolro is grea i il.littm illin g t i vari tis lil erI-s <>4 '1th (A. A. It IM<StS, Midt SOW-h.i-1'r 01-S 1111VO l)(11 assilreOi that, . 11tl i( [ {oit 11 to om milie rojroe life <mity ililivblil opilitlito s alld i.,iImt dwo i it of thie Varioiis ipsts. It ih ll,'Ilgly prohblo tiat fleionl will b taloiin inl roe;gla ir le to (lis tyvim t i -l u l thr e Ii Vlil it( of.uu(uti l tt toilg t II A NOSI Y831OUNil WO.MA.N Ag1tnet mo Trhi fir h1 Mrn ring of, air It) htl~~~~i~ttnt alt' lit i t k i I. i~;ii 411 it iii liv t tu,i. ('Ar1vvnvillf, I May :,. -Th1vellaso of 111irde1dr igainl iirs. n itiM A. lglies, th lallIsoim puilg wo 111a1n of (lroor'*., Who sho, Ilwr huls blind to <llthl a. Octobr inl tthir horn11 Il a giminr11 fidlowing his a( ellsilig Itl r iSf it'fid(dih 'tal l l up ii tho sessions court fal. rtril ir ch1y, tho jury inl tho sensiatiol N11archi (ril llivingf fakilmd to) ag(rm. Vt;tI.i1.0V'V it IN NIEW ORCLECANS. Otaly 0)i. ('1il ht1 Aipe.nrel Sti d t0 ho Ais. Nippoilal minta olcr lieii-a h will tiot m%vrinveo is Qls-tr111tIn. 11 1ian111 the City, Jacksonl, Ais., t1y :18.-Advicos liaving boenl received froin Prosi dIVnt 1'ourbon1, of th11 LOuiflifinai Stito bodit of i14-a0th thtt one citso of yollow fever hld appltared inl Now Orlemis, )r. .1. F. 11tintor, sec rotary of tho Alissismippi board, sont insliector (lant, to Now Orleans this aftornoon with inmtructions to Inuko a thorough Itspection of the city. Hlo will bo joinvtl theor1by In spwhwor )Ihlil tomnorrow. Unloss Le sit mit ion ecomevs very twrious, which is highly III)probablo, th Mis sissippi board will not doclairo a ({lum ant ito agalist. Now Orlouns. PIubliC Sentinilit-It is (l'i(ldly op IOHMse to sHiI st oj, anid t,10 news of illo first caso of thio sellit pro. (Ilemi no vXcitoent. 'ill E ST.AT I'lt ie:ss ASSOUIA 1 1ON. I we'mt y-iirt Asimisil A'e'ling ti Hi-rris 1,11i1hi sprilags Ih .1tely. Il twmlitv liftIt aitual SH( ioll of tho )011111 Cairolilllt StItto Prss Asso ciation Will bI b1 Ieh at Iliarris Lithial Springs, h1 iily 2- 28, inolusivo. 'hto ONxWilfiil Conl1niit tO 11. H ITarrag0d the followiig progriti for tho occallsion: A Symtposillin --Th NowsPipor. 1low to liluy tho 8tock, .1. L. Sim]s, Tiios ani )mnocrat; I low to Print, It, (Oeorgo E. (4rit , Iquitirer; Iow to (;ot tho Nmvs, A. Kohn, Nows 1u1' ( Colirivr; Ilow to Mako it, ioad abhlo, E,. H. Aull, Itoralhl ad News; IHow to 1cirutlato It, J. C. (Iarling toni, 1 vr:h. Scrips of llistory of Journatlism tn Southfl Car-ollml, coltntinod froin tIh session of (wo yvars Igo - Yatt's Sni4wdi, News and Courior. Advailititg'os and Disadvantagos of a Setni Wooh .1. T. iighaila, Lllan Tho Roittion of tho Nowspitpor to Pub11lic Mll- J. C. 1lmilphill, NowH and U'ollrivr. For What A il I Runuting a Nows pa tper I E. W. Nolloy, limrnid, Con ih i l rl of it soulioriN Wo. 111011 irl Journitlisml Airm. Viriollilk I). Yiung, IFit-erpriso, Fairfax. The Ititor Its a Jigo or thii Od' Things of life _iums '. ia vonl, Chr-olich., "Agoliol,. Thi iolation of thit I)aily to tho Country Wovkl) N. G. Gonzales, Tle Stal-, Colulibia. N ewspaper' l''akes ando Vates C. WV. Woliifi', It(ecord , K~ iinghtrot. 1)., A\. I . P r sb y torin, Du o West. "Peirso,ud lioniiisconices of South Cartolinai .JourtmnIlisini," to ho oponte by C ol. J1. A. I loyt, Montainoor, Greenville, aniid followedh by Ciol. TI. It. ( rows, ILorahl, I auironis; b. 31. I 't ty, 1Spartaint, Sparmtanibuirg; J<'. Stili II. lBrownet, Chrmistint Neiglhbor, Observor4, No4wherryil3. The Itannual*it <hilress hoforo thIt As soriation)1 will bet dliveredl by Col. P'asant A. Stovalil, edtilor of 'ITh Pr'ess, Satviannaht, Gau. At 11h1 coniclision of Col. St.ovahl's athndloss, it baniu ot will ho tonderedi th Associutati by air. I larris. It was45 deidedO noit to) tako at s-mn 1ner tip, butt toi spendit ia woo'k ori It,ig a1 it flit' Sij,riltfis ini mostiiand to for a Siuthlerni t rip. It. is hilt pur11 pose~' tot ni:kl ihis ntint*tlg largely an ii fri'in1o Ii llting andtt a social1 Ihang and'l iem. ag hi iw CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears thei Riunature of a2/ M