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BLOW AT ALGER. rtling Report on Camp Thomas by the Board of Army Surgeons. Washington, Oct 6 -The war de tment has been startled by a re rt received from Camp Thomas oat severely arraigning its meth? ods The report was made by a commit? tee of surgeons appointed at the sag gestion of Surgeon General Stern* berg to examiae into the condition of ?finira st the camp. Brigade Sur? geon M. D. Ward is chairman of this committee anti its report has caused much anxiety among war department fl officials, since it most go before the ? investigating committee early this : week. ?BT. Th-3 report ?3akee the strong point BB that mii?ca?y discipline could well have been relaxed, when necessary, io the canse of humanity. Accom ' panying the report is a mass of proof Following isi an extract referring to the general hospital management and ?i - lack of supplies : "There wa? a great deal of un? necessary suffering and many deaths resu? tir g from lack of proper ?f- attention to the sick. It is oar unan ?mons opinion that the basic canees for this unnecessary suffering may be found in the principles governing the management of a hospital of this kind. It is not conceivable that men taken from the ranks promiscuously and with no previous preparation and put ia charge of helpless sick men could do justice to them, and espe? cially so when forced to do so against -their wills. '.'The next cause for ill treatment of the sick in this hospital came from lack of supplies of every nature. Wo eau rind no reasonable excuse for the lack of supplies, which could have been easily obtained and were not by those responsible, and they should be held strictly accountable "So far as tbe officers directly in charge of the hospitals are concerned toe evidence proved conclusively that in most instances they did the they could ander the circum ices. Tbe officers in charge of hospital convinced the board that they bad not failed to make the nec? essary requisitions for supplies, but mid not get them It is not possi? ble for this board to say whether they id all that was possible to be done get supplies, bat that they did not icceed is apparent -"lt certainly appears that those igber in au tho ri ty - those who were position to insist upon the proper >i pm en s of this hospital-should re employed some means, whether keeping with the strictest military iacipune or not. to have furnished comforts for every sick man sent the hospital. That they did not apparently evident '' Th-3 war investigating committee expects to open at its next meeting to-morrow several budgets of defense from the bureaos of the war depart? ment. Among these will be data I prepared by the quartermaster's de apartment relating to the transporta? tion of suppl i es to Tampa and from ?Tampa to Santiago This informa 4?on is required in advance of the oral testimony to be given by Gen. Sh after, Gea. Wheeler and perhaps Gen Miles Surgeon Genera! Sternberg was hard at work to day, as he has been for a week, preparing statements for the committee Two important ab? stracts were finished this afternoon and will be in the bands of the com? mittee to morrow morning MUM? -po -?IV SAVING THE COLON. Hobson With Seventy Men at Work. Santiago de Cuba. Oct 5 -Lient. ' Hobson bas brought to Santiago a number of six-inch guns and ord? nance of smaller calibre, which were taken from the Almirante Oquendo, Vizcaya and Infanta Maria Teresa. He wiii start 70 men at the work of saving the Cristobol Colon to morrow The men will have to build shacks on the shore to live in Lieut. Hob son told the correspondent of The Son that he was still confident of his ability to save the Colon. The infanta Maria Teresa will be ready to sail for the United States from Guantanamo on next Monday. Lieut Hobson says that he will save ali the big guns from the Spanish ships as socn as a derrick boat ar? rives Air bags and the compressed air apparatus for the work on the Colon are here Washington, Oat 6 -Snob informa? tion as has reached <he state depart? ment here respecting the reported death aod assassination of the emperor of China goes to entirely discredu the stories that be bas been poison sd or that he is dead. It is not possible to say positively just what souroes of in? formation are available, bat it is known that they aro regarded as entirely relia? ble at the state department. Moreover, the situation generally io China is oot believed by the depart? ment officials to be as serions ss repre? sented, and a signal mark of ooofideooe is the decision not to follow the course of certain European governments io sending at this time a force of soldiers or marines to Pekin. THE FEYER GROWS. New Cases Develop at Jack son-Reports From Other Quarters. Jackson, Miss , Oct. 6.-Jackson's fever record grows. For to day it is seven new cases, six white and one colored, and one death, Lelia Harri? son. Two of these cases are in the Baptist orphanage, an institution lo? cated about two miles northwest of town, ia which there are a large num? ber of small children. The patients are Misses Callie and Ida Flowers, the matron and assist? ant. ' The other cases are located in Tarions portions of south and west Jackson The Howard association met to? day and appointed as an executive committee consisting of President Stewart, Col. J L Power and Bish? op Charles R. Galloway, and perfect? ed arrangements for active work among the sick and destitute. Herman, a.small town located on the Little J branch of the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley railroad, about 50 miles from Jackson, reports two cases of yellow fever three miles from town, with several exposures. Harrison reporte seven new cases, I four whites, three colored. Taylor's has four new cases. No report from Or wood. Water Valley has no new cases, bot one suspicious and two critical? ly iii. Edwards bas one new case and one death. A case of smallpox is reported at Lambertos, Miss. Dr. Soachon of the Louisa aa State board, reports a case of yellow fever at Bowie, La, Forche parish and Alexandria. THE SITUATION AT OXFORD. New York, Oct. 6 -Dr. William T. Jenkins of the health board re? ceived the following telegram to-day : Oxford, Miss , Oct. 6. Dr. William T. Jenkins, Health Com? missioner, New York : j S ii cat ion here critical. Fourteen cases and six deaths. Apprehend much danger. Have 600 negroes to feed and take care of. If possible obtain us aid. W. C. Heddieston. Mr. Heddieston is postmaster at Oxford Chester Dispensary Closed. Chester, Oct. 6.-The doors of the Chester dispensary were closed this morning hy order of Chairman Hid? den of the State board of control This very sudden action nc the part of the State board was a great surprise to Dispenser McDaniel and to tbe county board There are all kinds of rumors in the air regarding tbe shutting down of Chester's rum shop, and it bas been impossible for your reporter to get at the facts ia the case. Chairman Haseiden wired Chair? man Calp of the county board this morning to shut the doors and to discharge Dispenser Mc? Daniel. To this peremptory com maud Col Culp wro'e a very sharp and bot reply and Satiy refused ca the part of the county board to dis? cbarge McDaniel, but tbe doors were closed pending investigation. I have since heard that tbe State board will decapitate Coi Calp and the members of bis board unless the present dispen? ser is ousted The cause of this action is not understood here. Mr McDaniel I has been conducting the business very I satisfactorily for the past six months ! and bis books up to date are said to be straight and in good order.-State Fitzhugh Lee and His Record. Mr J. N. Braxtoo, of Virginia, while an enthusiastic admirer of Geo. Fitzhugb Lee, is nevertheless of the opinion that be will not have such a walkover for the senstorship from that State, as bis friends claim. He said in a recent interview : "Gen Fitzhugh Le? is as well liked personally as any man in Virginia, but he isn't going to be United States Sena? tor in place of Mr. Marion for all that. Our people, while according to Gen. Lee all praise for his gallantry aod for bis good servioe at Habana io a critu cal time, are not going to let that blind them to tbe effect that he is a goldbos. No man wbo is not io line with the Cbioago platform is going to carry off aoy political honers io Vir? ginia, at least not in the near future. '.Tbe minute the general gets into the campaign he will find himself coo fronted with his goldbcg record and that wili down bim with tbe people. Senator Marion has not only been a consistent silver man, but has also been one of the most useful public servants that Virginia ever had at tlie Nantional Capital. He has worked for the best interests of the State with energy that never tires, and bas been wonderfully successful ia obtaioing all be bas sought to accomplish He will be his own successor io the United States Senate.'7-Orangeburg Times and Demoorat. Madrid. Oot. 6.-It is not believed here that the American peace commis? sioners have already formulated their requests. At this Capital tbe general impression is that they will be submit ted at Friday's meeting. That Ten Thousand. A Prominent Columbian Tells How it Got Back. Has the Southern Express Go ever recovered that ?10,C00 that wag stolen from ?ts office last winter ? Some people are of the opioion that the'"long green" is still missing while others maintain that the company's till contains the mooey that created the sen? sation by its sodden and mysterious disappearance. The express company, aotiog largely on the principle that it is not & matter of the public's business, has said nothing on the subject Io a party of gentlemen this morn? ing conversation turned casually tc this subject, and ono member of the coterie expressed the opioion that the missing mooey was again in the hands of tbe company, at the same time tell? ing a rather carious story as to how it got back there. The story runs this wise : There was one young man in the employ of the company who was sus? pected more strongly than any of the others. He was watched constantly by tbs best detectives that could be secured, but nothing developed. Finally an old broken down revival? ist arrived in the city and began indus? triously to distribute tracts and pray over people. For weeks and weeks he kept at this work moving slowly to? wards bis object until one day be met the young mao under suspicion. He handed him a tract io the same manner that be did everyone else and advised the young man to turn to the straight and narrow path. After talking with him for a while the evangelist turned suddenly on his auditor and remarked : ''You have something on your mind that you would give anything to be rid of."He weat on io this strain until tbe young fellow was thoroughly work? ed up and finally accepted an invitation to go to the room of tbe evangelist and pray. Arriving at the room, the evangelist threw off his assumed role and stood out in bis true character-a detective He told the young man very plainly his business and showed the evidence that had been secured against bim, at the same time be explaioed that the sase would be dropped if tbe mooey was produced and that the mao would be discharged in a way that would attract: no suspicion. The mooey was forthcoming in a few hours -Columbia Record, Oct. 6 G OOD FOB SAVANNAH. Savannah, Oct. 5 -One million dollars is to be expended in building railroad terminals on Hutchinson's island opposite Savannah, by the Georgia and Alabama terminal com? pany, which includes a number of Northern capitalists The capital of ?3,000,000 has been subscribed and bonds to the extent of $1,000,000 are to be issued, the Georgia and Alabama leasing the terminais when in readiness. The entire river front of the island has been bought. Ves? sels drawing 26 feet of water will be able to load at the docks and there will be extensive warehouses A navigation company has been char tered and a line o? steam barges will be put on to northern ports. Some of those interested in the terminal company are also interested in the Mobile and Ohio railroad, and it is understood that Savannah will be made an Atlantic outlet for western products. SAVE THE PEAS. 4 Peas are going to be peas next summer, and those who have crops that cao be harvested to advantage will do well to look after them." The speaker was a well known oitizen of Yorkville who has had a great deal of experience in farming ; but who is now engaged in other business He continued : '.If you will notice, there are lots of peavines everwhere ; but, as a rule, there is very little fruit. The vines have grown luxuriantly and for some reason the peas have failed to form People generally are cutting the vioes without paying any attention to the picking of peas, and if this practice is followed there can be no other way for it than that peas will be scarce .*A goed many peopie follow the practice of having their peas picked by giving one half for the other. That is not best. Peas should be picked by the hundred, the fame as eotton, [ and they are worth as much by the hundred for picking as cotton. "Judging from the present outlook" the gentleman continued, "I figure that peas, next summer, will be worth $1.00 to ?125 a bushel, and if peo? ple who have them will cake my ad? vice, they will pick all they can." Yorkviile Enquirer. Free Pills. Send jour address to H. 1). Bucklcn a, Co Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their merits. These pills are easy in action and are particularly effective in tv- cure of Constipation and Sick Headache. For Ma? laria and Liver troubles they have been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to be peri fectly free from every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, but by giving, tono to the stomach and boweis greatly invigorate the system. Regular size 25c. per box. Sold by J. F. W. DeLoreio Druggist. 2 Porter Has Returned. The President's Special Mes? senger-Conditions There Are Bad. New York, Oct. 6.-Among the pas? sengers on board the Ward line steam? er Saratoga from Habana was the HOD. Robert P Porter. Mr. Porter said : "I was sent to Coba to collect information on financial and economic subjects in order that the President would have access to snob material io time to consider their bear ing before preparing bis message to congreso, i nave been given every opportunity to oollect such information We have examined over 150 persons and bave been able to oollect consider? able material which will have a direct bearing on tari? questions. The Cabaos bave given every faoility pos? sible to help me." Mr. Porter said io reference to po? litical conditions of Cana : "At the present time I am in favor of admit ting cattle into Cnba free. The pres eot cooditioo of the country people i= very distressing. The rainy season is almost over and it is imperative that the crops of the present year be plant? ed at once dr else they wi 1 be put off for some time. To work the field the people need cattle, which are very scarce. "One of the most important subjects that came np was the tariff on tobacco ? The Cubans claim that their tobacco is i the best in the world and assert that its quality and value will be impaired by adulteration of tobacco from this coun? try if admitted into Cuba. They want As to forbid the entry of our tobacco into the island, and strange as it may seem, they are asking ns to discriminate against our product. TAKING POSSESSION. Habana, Oct. 6 -A dispatch re oeived this morning from Manzanillo announce.? the arrival there of the steamer Reina de los Angeles, flying the Stare and Stripes, with Col Henry Ray and 400 United States troops Col Ray will receive possession of the city tomorrow. Owing to the vast amount of red tape required to obtain burial permits, many bodies of the poor, picked up in huts and io the streets, are left for days unburied even after they are taken to the cemetery. Last evening Mrs. Sampson, wife of Admiral Sampson, was visited at ber cottage at El Vedade by deputatioo of ladies representing the best Habana so? ciety, who weioomed her to Habana Strong, steady nerves Are needed for success Everywhere. Nerves Depend simply, solely, Upon the blood. Pure, rich, nourishing Blood feeds the nerves And makes them strong. The great nerve tonic is Hoods Sarsaparilla, Because it makes The blood rich and Pure, giving it power To feed the nerves. Hood s Sarsaparilla j Cures nervousness, Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Catarrh, scrofula, And all forms of impure blood. GOMEZ FOR PRESIDENT. Habana, Oct. 5, 2 25 p m -The press of the island seems to consider the following ticket almost sure of election at the coming convention of the Cuban party at Santa Cruz Del Sur, called for October 10 : President-Maximo Gomez Vice President-Bartholomew Mas 80. Secretary of Foreign Affairs-Do mingo Mendez Capote Secretary of Finance-Benjamin Guerra. Secretary of Justice-Jose Lan uza Secretary of War-Calixto Garcia Senor Estrada Palma ie a candidate for the post of Cuban representative at Washington. Spain is at her old tricks, aud is seek? ing to exteod the time she bas to re? main in poste8sioo of Cuba and Porto Rico. It is believed, however, that tbe patience of the administration is pretty nearly exhausted, and that no more con cessions will be made, but rather an imperative com m and will be issued at an early date if any more cavilling is indulged in. Spain has been forced to yield her demands for duties upon the supplies sent by the Red Cross Society for the relief of suffering humanity in Cuba after considerable delay. She i now demands that the evacuation of ; Cuba be commenced at Santiago and ! ? carried on in spots at such a pace that ; it will not reach Habana until the mid- j j die of Febuary next, in the hope 'bat i she will be allowed to remain and col? lect tbe revenues at that important port j until that time This will not be granted, however, and the conditions of evacuation understood at the time the protocol was signed will be insist? ed upon -Spartaoburg Heraid. The Case Against Tillman. Majt?trate C.ark-oo ba> oot op io this afternoon r^ndeied hi* decision in the case agaiost Lient C>>! Tillman, wbo was charge i with aggravated assault and battery The (ffioiai transcript of j t be testimony bad not yet been filed i with bim by tbe stenographer, and be i did not care to write or announce bis ! decision until that was done. There were ail kinds of romors about the street today io connection with the case It was stated that tbe; papers io a Coors martial proceeding i against Lieut. Coi. Tillman bave been prepared, and are ready to be i< rd- ! ed It is not known whether th?y nave ; been forwarded or not, or whether there will be other Court-martial pro? ceedings, as bas been suggested. The Record this afternoon contains the following : Wheo Col. Tillman saw that no decision woold be reached daring the morning be sent bis carriage to ali three city newspaper offioes for the reporters to come to his room at the Colombia Hotel and examine the negroes for themselves and discover tbe 'brofality" of wbich he had been accused. The carriage went first to the Slate and Register offices, and then called at the Record. Reporters for the State and Register were not in at tbe time, and the Record representative went aloDe. Two of the negro boys, Willie Smith and Aotbor Fair, tbe one OD whose account the case watt brought, were on the sidewalk in front of the hotel. When the reporter arrived Col Tillman sent for the boys, and told the reporter to take them oot of the room and examine them himself, as he did not want to be present for fear the boys might be intimidated Willie Smith was first questioned He said that be bad not been whipped at all, bot that some soldiers, wbo were drank, bad thrown wood at him, and be rao to Col. Tillman's tent tor refuge, and got it. Arthur Fair said that he bad got Leu a good whipping, and he said that "Dey woold er tore mer op if Col. Tillman bad oot stopped them ; farther said that he koew nothing of what kind of charges thai he was bringing, that .be officers did it ali, and he only went with them to the magistrate's office and to Col Alston's room in Wright's Ho? tel. Mr. Nixoo, the proprietor of the i Colombia, beard this statement. The I boy showed no signs of any terrible ca-tig ario u, such as bas been described, j Re has one or two welts cn bim which j woold zot take a very stroDg hand to j make with a strap. Tbe boys them- j selves seem very well satisfied with their treatment, and Fair says be was at Col Tillman's tent (be same as usual tbe next morning. Col. Tillman cam plains of garbled reports and headlines j in morning papers, Toe News and ! Courier printed more of the evidence j than any other paper, although every j word was telegraDbed, and it bas other ? ews to priot, aod included a verbatim report of Lieot. Coi. Tillman's state? ments.-Columbia cor. News and Cou? rier, Oot. ?. Beats the Klondike. Mr. A. C. Thomas, of Mayesville, Tex., has found a more valuable discovery than bas yet been made in the Klondike For years he suffered untold agonies from consumption, ac companied by. hemorrhages ; and was absolute? ly cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for Con? sumption, Coughs and Colds. 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"^3rr<4: ta " '.. ;a rr.akii j this rermrr ble otTor. iii rj?cv :? c: p?.,.v --'?.5 .1 : ? *- a.?. w.ioare scir??; a s. y chr^n.c ?iave now cn ?. nity to tes- r.". ment ct ;b? lodged ieau:;., ciaaa an. j pee: this coan -: ... ? bac'-?te sn.-fe? ?n? corei ??'?* z' ?j? soases, uiJ?-'t ?? eai?n:> : I ?od ?-o?s a. ;wa...vs?'.< ?? men and *omen which aK?ct ?he caiieat? orjj. ? md o.-ivate disear.es cf a'i kinds, r??e?7sa j?rict'jre, var?coce?e, rupi'jr?\ ?tr-.'o ;,o"i?:?.; $J<in empitona, ulcers, kidney an*? urina?; ?C3SC?, ?vsr and stomach ?'if?ku t'?s, r-q j-, jp?um and morphine ba? it?, or my c >T * ? Jistase. Oar treatment caa oe esJcen et LOOK under our direct ons. or, we will pay rail road far* and hotel ?iil toaLl who 7>ie?t.- co com? to oar office for treatment, if we foil to .-ru ?>. 7 * have the beet of financial and pro?essiouai refer anees and transact oar bneiaess on 3 str:>-<-;) professional basis, promising nothing bu* *h-t: wa caa fulfill. We do not o^lit-ve Li an y o' -ki? lrae prescriptions, free cure, free sample or \J.? D frauds, but think it ia best ia the end to be h-n est with oar patients. Writ? us t o-daj: don"t do lay. We ha7e carefully prepared Syrspiom i?iaain No % for mea; No. 2, for women; No. 3, for ski* .hseases; No. 4, for catarrh, and new ?-4 p--v; oooklet which we will send free to all who reu: desire truthful information aboat their coac'-j ?io?u Call or address. DR. HATHAWAY & CO.. 227j So. Broad St., Ad inta, Oa fidention thia paper. MAW WAFTED. THE MANAGEMENT of the Equitable Life Assurance Society in this territory is desirous of securing the sei vices of a maa of character acd ability to represent ita inter? ests, witn Sumter as headquarters. The right mao will be thoroughly educated in the science of life insurance and the art of suc? cessful soliciting. Tbere is no business or profession, not requiring capital, wbicb ie more remunerative than a life agency con? ducted with energy aod ability. Correspond? ence with men who desire to secure employ? ment, and ar? ambitious to attain prominence in the profession, ii invited. W. J. RODDET, Manager. March 23-tf Rock Hill, S. C. BEAUTY HATH CHARMS and all the charms which beau? ty likes best to don are shown in our grand display of fash? ionable jewelry for this season. Jewels like these would en? hance the charms of the most fascinating belle, and surely no fair one would despise such brilliant aids to her beauty. Like personal loveliness, they conquer admiration on sight ; they score new victories at ev? ery inspection. Those who look over our stock do not willingly stop with examina? tion. Beauty may now be made easily irresistible by a few judicious purchases from our display of up to date jew? elry. L. W. 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