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Q 25 * W fc" 5 *\ IT bna Hilf pnit-i:ti >! flraR*JW?"?.^-V <VV n vf ?T MJtiLtl UJ-50 y;t';:n;jc ;* | !5 .oucrjO. boilav/.'Jis ' Ca|on{ H ARDIHflfc?fB ftUptt |9T 0 SE O:io oi i h.s VrTVf~T,roU ifoiy the I'or? nep, 9v~.ll G:t first l'iaca on the ro ,i n Knr< vilfH() Ix>i*isii.i.k, Juno til. ? Tiio. JJoinocratic sXto convention, vfnicn meets i\t ZT&lmmmiZSSTW though 5vo nf fJ'P.. V'V'-KVp q^uxjidatoti for govuj^or, tapfitiY? w. tT. Sioiib a'tid w u 1 ' ^ >B 4lgy-:: 'iiu'^L ii* bino ITTir" forces in an attempt to or gauizo tft convention, tho main issue i; yofc to l?u luugia rrrt irrrwecii these gen tlemen and General P. ^\Vat Hardin, who controls the !ar?*?^uum#^5?'^iu structed delegates. Tho effectiveness cf the Stoue-Goebe combination f\ionds jLr;ndv UPQi^ til' ability o^V.y>:|iiWH<ml |<7cmJi'<4 tji il(>0 ok '9 "51 ^ hiui. \ Goobers strength of 200 in structed delegate; is considered a lixei quantity, it' thesy>._.:vrcoy succeed ^ i organizing jclejjritfi.q^T! of tho 200 or more contested seats prol ably will give them a winning ndvaul ago. This will result*-in the nominr tion of Captain St;>:io for govt vnoi whilo Mr. ; ViiJ. fpnj.rbl /tlifi <t maiuder qi'^Tia'SeTto'l /ui<Ttlie state oc: tral coui?J??UiayiCT Tlio most prominent names on tb Goebel eluto are J^V) C. Bcekbain c govoruc John S. ^nuth of Buurbvm county i? attorn^VVw^^ojDOoi. 7 .Tblm O. Ch nault">f Madison for auditor. The Hani in forces, however, are.cot lidont o: tft) :;Onlrol the si nation. dcfljgetioi from tlio Stone forces to give them majority of iho delegates. TO FINALLY CL<J5F~TRAD1 Presidenr of IcinirssiiBCoul and lr< Company tioJl Kast. Birmingham, Aia., June 21.?Pro. dent Ktu Baxter of thojrXenuosspe-Go? Iron and Kailrcad co?ip;^i^4e'l5t'ji^ today for the east, wis! mm**'. stood ho goes to li:iail||"1^i*^^ the dc whereby lii.s comr.au* .^bihidHics^ t owner of tlio three Sli^tlb^i "A'*rtias< mines, lands and other jm^^rrgjsof f Shelholu Coal, iron auqL-Si^aljcptiipai for (850,000. L /.L. ^v?1 When interviewed htratiXnto del tlio deal, but merely odfMJHietf uurpri that it had been iuad4\j|ad4^ig_^a i newspapers so soon. I'vSRr Y :^.'s It was learned rhr inJ^ffijLion^G^i furnaces at that place. SOLt Kasteffr&jrf ?yT^'K X.,?? rol ; 11 VsS,1 \>l v.11 y sy?tciii. Cn "teF'.-fcl'^ank ! Hauibleton and Thomas F..Ju.JLder < Baltimore, \Y.. llolish of New Y )i and CoYnftf? (J.- (J.- Uur/elt of 'i'ennes < and j'-tuOjCluUt Auoo^a Hiectr Railway company and one of the Looi oat imiansiiaiitciinC/Kiieluaa.mLpoi'tat meeting hero today and practical closed arrangements for tko caste: capitalists to buy the street raihva system aniLpjie thamuantai inclines. ' J *ji*"?*-* Tho purchasing company is the san that coihfciyW^ctti / raii?v*ur; < Knoxvtmrtmtf $y,*ITviil#. ' The deaVx-a" ries with it an arrangement to expcu $500,000 in improvements. Thirty din are given in which to consummate-th transfer^__ Ilig TJhWjJfrfi' Montg>im tj-. MONTGWii^<V;-'*Ala!, -'Juno 31.?Thi city istttPThJTWWiJ&f a involution in th electrieM?%o?;dt>"'A feiyfraaifc'io scheme i about tAhUfdrOAhcwt'.o'Ifivo lirmdr d t.hoc sand dWKlls ks; *?wpc*ideri and th Talla]tw4s?l.?lit<V?te'ttV U: htmiessod an the poitdft Wntttlii'di'Wiii.turnish electri current to Montgomery".'- it will h sutlicient to light the entire city am run every lafeftYrV'Vf W flu its' i Print's. Th plunt void btiloilo ofetbo most miportun in tlie^^Ui,,iV(i.w^li. Ahc most won derfuLui tTns section of the country, fo it will jrdnt&ilr pov^'er 4 miles fur the. than tlHy fftWflF m tho Unjiql Stateseas of the^lWy??8ippi. m ~ -- .yfiiuuuai Sohooltenlo.,A'4Sc,in bit*. OOLUMiy^ruS.'GT/p IPdn'o 3.1.?The fol lowing (MAWtH^nlmihceinent as to tin coming annual meoting of tiio Stntt Teachers' asstrtbUkiA :hfrs' been ma<?e 'The mci|tm^|>o4-|llh?> idtatcv Teachers associati*! Sviiugs has been changed lVW,r.roV* 4-1%. This change ijgi -*?nrro;u c ouiucr wnn ! nc summer Y||tfllrwofi?ortc;?l ' ;U Win thro; college. jttakiiivrT jHogrum is offered augjpa\?*jttInnK''points to nil attractive meeting." Swcut to ^M?nto JmyUM. 6AVANN^VfrTVW<Tlil.^- IJaxry Swear, a ' young whLfcfrjfiafra-gfelfloorl ftiiuily, has ^ been pentojK^i Jmly 28-for'mnrder. ThiSfftxtk" ,#W*ln*l>'sentence, the supremo court, refusing to grant hiin a new trial. -44**-killed a companion about a year ago. ^ 1,1 court / that if lie haft>prK*.\*fr on perjnrod Yellow Kever lit Santiago. . Washington, June 21.?Yello\r /evfcr has broken out at Santiago, nccdruiug'to a report from General Brooke', tliree deaths from that diseaso having occurred among the troops stationed thero. i Coeducation I'lati Kails. ^ Athens, Ga., Juno 21.?The state * university bt^rd o^rustces lias turned down the ??U>i>?u .14? largt ttftjiffHy. * TIRE AppPtfiOjk I Si FjTK'rf?, lp One I'laA Allied V,; ^iivLh-ig of Vj i-.ius'asine. DAMAGE NOT V;:iiY HEAVY Acoblcnl Supposed to U.ivij li -en l)n ^ to Fiiinr'a Which Originated In 11; * j I'^V Pf;x^ACx^.Juuq. . ?Tiso smnllciji lMtTj.'ftMiVo* r.c lri Vr Pi.h'.aa blew up fi ftp , caiTSc i.l:ISifow:i, ami completely wreck t i iui, t-aj y>ru; r p?. store-, i Utmsw uiia roVetal l uilatuss wod asj ? 4+& $$*>iwwew?1* .' ou tbo now fortifleatl >:is. 5 Privato YV'ohs of Battery 11 v. a - killed en I f 'ur men l.u!h* injured, uuo h'avin;; his arm ami leg bjj i. .? i 'l'hi? 'which '.v.. stored a great crura', ny o; .dyi:amit> ] and other? xpioslvos, \va : in <i jngcr, \ u il ami tV. Jori.s woi^ sawn by ihu l:av; 3 ^v^of Ci'pdjl:: tindP.hu rho 'luJ ? I i si I * The Commandant'.-* IT pari. W.\; :iiN?:; .Turio beerctar: i J-Xr l '.>?>: revolved ? di-'Mtteli frbttl Cap t. v .. A ?w '<<*> 1 , - , > t un l.ei-i!i;ct r, c?nn.ntinu.uit oi tnc JAn b? saeola, Ida , iinvyyard, which says: : "Fire "ami heavy cxpic.-ion a: For Bickers. )'ave > , :it lire apparatus <ai ' wcrking it.rco to as i-r.1J : This dii'jMitch lai^ beett -forwarded i l0 the secretary ol war for hi mfotir.atim: jf l'ort Pickens is uiic of the dulYn.-ty. .) r; the Ponsa- 'a hi:rbur, LVn't- Bur mbni ir and War: inyrqn in ing iiio .?.fliers. lla. a- tciies H ami Fir-; artibery, uro v:: tioimd at Baronieas and Firkeiis. 1" a- iiwt known at :he war departnicut wli; c- pjEtlen cr how many soldier-- are i as L'.,rt Pickens, whore the totplosiou ?: a carrod. Gild Dcjiii Ua ill .V.itiii. <!. Z, Aili.nu, Juno -0.? Brigadier tie: eral Royal T. Frank, c.nniiandinc ti in " . , . . a . , , dt pavement ot t no yu:l, received ad: parol: at ncrn ti from J.kuten.n ft ih.*?mnianii:ni! rfir.T ar Fort Pici it, ffliV/iriviuu tiio information that one < to the oids'vio r?i.::;ii/'.:.'- ; at ij 1 ? uh.d-.el ti'.i.; tin rr.tn ' O?0 ?ntn v.: *; bnoa-fcy t d\\vy, ay.-v >ul Wl?\. caused bv> a i.t > v/A.eh Co.e. ho li'ank siiiulru must have originated jr, the IstlThett. Cnlcm i lr.nk ha ; v:n< he ire full particulars, tut soys the dam:?: uy ii not heavy. oy A POOR BARGAIN IN JUG: Stttto Hoard or Control's Oral i'rov ail IJn profitable One. Y riuino timo ago tho siate board of coi tred bunidcd to buy a lot ot heavy gla/.e jugs to takb tho place glrwu doin ' Johns. It. was thought tho jn^'s woul tJtahti the v.t'.u*'Jiuii u:ar !M.toV. /ifbo 1 were ordercil glased inside and oritsirh but tho experiment was u failure. Abov S. 0110 liftli of tho jugs leaked, ahcl tL state lost what liquor was in theso fault r jugs, or what was not lost before k change was made, so Commissioner DaUthit wcJlt t ic Charleston to superintend tho change j-. and where there wtre- small quautUie Jt of this jug liquor showing loaks th lv goods "were ordered returned to Colthr jj bia, so that the change couid be made I PUT A BULLET IN HiS BRAIN liatcs Suicided Hoc.iiise liis M'if? Wii jj About to It. is Said. r. LAWItliXCEVlI.T.tf. tin -Tnnn '>,1 V d B. Bates, one of the best known am 3 most prominent men in Gwinnot 0 county, committed suicide at bis bona near here by sending ft 38-ualiber bal through his brain. 13 The coroner's jury returned a vordic 0 of self destruction, naming nervous prostration as the cause. s Bates inado his will some time ago ' leaving his 250 acre farm to his wiiV, ^ He hud been a devoted husband, and il d is rumored that be killed himself from ft fear that his wife was about leave him. ft Mrs. Bates is (bo daughter uf a lorinoi 1 president of Gainosvil'e seminary. Hei ft liuM and has figured ojreusively in lot cal politics, and his death has created " an unusual sensation, every one who r could procure Conveyances having vis.r ited the scene of tho sad affair. Cases ?.f Asheville Hunkers. Gkeensboko, N. O., Juno 20.? Judge l W. P. Bynnu of Greensboro has been , appointed apepial attorney for the government in the cases of the United States against President Breeze and Cashier Poll land of tho First National bank and State Snicitn* .?i ?? _ V>.'? VUVyttO iAIJti 1*11 I* 1 liam of the National Bank of Ashoville 1 for embezzlement. Tnorc aro i?(i scpa' rato countb against Cocke, The cases ' of Breeze ami Pcnland conic up on appeal before the circuit court iu Richmond in Novomber. Cocke and Pallium will bo tried in Asheville in November. Brunnor N?.w Health Officer. Savannah, Juno 20.?Tho city council lias elected Dr. W. If. Brunuer health officer of tho city of Savannah. Ahnonneement of tho election was cabled to hiiu at Havana and he replied laying ho would bo hero within two weeks. Dr. Bruuucr will receive a salary of fc l.G'iO a year. It is said an effort will he tnade at tho next legislature to fot an act pa.-sed by wbiaivadoiig timo on tract can bo' made with the health officer and thus remove the position from politics. Bight on Mayor's Acts. AHjANta, June 20.?Tho city council has unanimously adopted rosolntious naming a committoo of flvo from that i body tojhyrsiigate tho charges of mlj-'J conductdh^nice Lrough; against ~blajot i Woodward by Dr. JBronghton. J ?? J fffkooi Negro Assailant Feared He'd i 1 W<tf g.e_' ifoytft; | r.viii5 l/ifrcfl&Fff' | * % *! l>i;\Vk"i: nvVluuol I'JtJjb jjc 9> >> ?i?tv >'i* ritfu/ <;i.sir. >-,LyibjIv* #:ui tzizy A K i<VOInitli>* ij-*K b$' * CitSz.Mis n:i.r*T><ki^iySIM^:(*!iUlK<V 1 '^iit-da^rjcr^ day 6fr,l, Afnilq'fcS'Sry &?? rf*ns':t.l 2 Bi ijt M'i J '^ssi^'lrvaiifi 'rihfl ' h v-fegro-'PitforctWl]^ lictfse5 < 5 tl'.o E\Vlr.^id<',-jV>Vf,blfr:,iido'df Sbiduttjli, o> jjr Jp?d yaki otJo'ulA rt .ur, find asMhltcd. Mm <i ^c^'siv^TiEtcr li'.-k-.i;* -l-er.iuto r.U'iui " 1 - ' . - j- .i ?,?. [ CCiQUStMCB. i.UO iHUJt Jy; beyr.n. e..>,$oca :vi the s.tcry y.;a& m&t icvvn ami aii day y.cjiiies- wpfe,.koQU inn iho count*;.*. aejj; , | thoy vc iy jcokUtR tOK wa.f iu Sr^a:.'. ! j Ills name is l>snm: 1 'a: inly \V j cftotured Tuesday' at 1 qeluVkjp. .hi. 1 | Iiir5b;il i'.i'o\vh null li'oflgllc' to ja i where lie coiiic-sed the orinlc. j Scranton ti'cihi'ty lih^Ccpif'stJn .. j today as never :l>o!fbr6: At !! oV.' this mcririnf' a erdtvd^thorod fticvui ' tli j iui!, iiiiily ovih?r*.r but tlcJcrintat I ami by liHO t.'clock as v e d it o Li i oi * h;; t j thai tjiattittiitao'iflw rasistitu:, t ,j u\pit would b? takdu Ly l'prcc .if.; lie w 1 v? t sui'veuuered- L'ossefslbli cY t 1 nej; o was s'.'<v had aud a rope V. j placed r.round his ndek-' ; lie v.m-j hurried to an caktrao ur" :i ll)vi yd:d.i frctu she depot and li:-. ? - was plain bfdure him. Pip num; k i l~ fs;u'e.d bunnui.;; at t: o . stuke, i r. i seemed r.:is;ou< that death. yliouid e >i i' to his i U V.'hcu asked Vh'iU liy k it. to say fr r hi .Tsi-lf, he sotd lvo hr.il <\ u it; ho was tho ma;:> he supplied t c< devil was in hhii. The cpotvp vi't and lie ciivui ou': "SbOot me! Shoot mel Gfctf'rid tttcfj* viit a- rl aat Ins last wo I'd. ?ov the ero ij pulled'dll'lhd rrpe ahtl op aftng'O'X mid air. Then iiis wish was cufiijii with and ? fust Hade be.y$ n wtaieujjl liis body lull ot holes. lip.was dead '*J u minute. 11 The matter was attended to ar. a cm -y Tim cr>.\v\l was fcViddntly well crdor Five minutes after tiio ne'jiro was d' l) ail excitement disappeared, thtt-r. kji wc111 hoiuu ciiui tecranion i^sunicu :n et'Iisf^-2 ci usummer's nigbr. "1 Mi-*a Ireland is reported as res' p? easy today. . DR. TALMAGEAT QUE WES II.- Was tin' ComiiM'ricblnPUt Oi;a ca jror r.csltlne College* ^ .. 1 "U Vli^gftft'^^eaTorh.iy1' Dr'. i inngo was entertained at ilic honu President Grief. He spoke at 3 o'glo i. Dr. TuImago announced (bat be I d no subject, but would endeavor siin lj . *d give (be young men some advice u 'J point out the perils of life. He was -v optimist, ii" said, believing this is t ?> Lust year oi the best decade of the b lL CH-htuvv of ibe world's history. 18 * He warned the graduates to ay y multiplicity -of occupations. Dip: a ences in conditions in "life arc due tin much to difiereueo ;u fruit fulness .00 ? putton. but to difference).in ..tiro iucii '* ol "stick-to-it-nl-si.-" Every man gee s call l'rom .God for some Work". Tti 8 the cuitivatiDu of equipoise of tonj l" was recommended. Beware of unhappy domestic ro tioni?, was another warning. Hap ness for time and eternity depends c the character of these relations. lie ! lieved the young men of this day \n set arbitration and disarmament bccoi a reality. j - -In tiio pour$0 f>t his address Dr. T t mage made, reference to tlie' pre'vale L ttoed feoliiib 'botwupn tii<> u - 0 south, which wua.heartily cheered. former Jeopardy ple t ??-? 5 I Attorneys of Mrs. Muttic A. Hughes Work Iii Iter ljrltnlf. I GnERNyiM-n, S. C., June 2-1.?The t ! 'toriVdys of Mrs. Mat tie A. Hughes a L indefatigable in their efforts on her 1 half. It was Supposed that 'owiu'g auother mistrial the counsel vvofild re their case until the fall term of t! criminal court, but, they are very sa 1 guine ao to the merits of the legal pro osition of "former jeopardy," wki< Judge Gage said possessed far mo merit than he had supposed when was first presented, and the counsel a now confident that a way will be four to bring this question beioro the s prenio court, which would defer at further proceedings in the circuit con until next veitr. Mrs. Hughes is out on bail given afti the first trial, and there are persons wi hold to the opinion that this bond woul not b<5 regarded as valid for her appoa nnco at a tuturo term, as the penal r quircment is that she appear at the lai term, but Jndgo Gago had a differe: bpiuiou. . Tobaeeu Man's iditai J'lrror. AshrvIi.LE, N. C., Juno 21.?A mil take iii taking a doeo of medicine cos the life of J. P. Marshall of this citj Mr. Marshall thought to take a dose t j .paregoric, but instead pourod outudos of carbolic acid from a bottlo that stoo } by the paregoric bottlo. Ho disco vote I * tJiw owiui iirnii'm a aiomoiit atterswa lowing tho draught, ami harried, uj town to nco a physician. On the \va ! lie fell an.<l jhodical aid was summoned hat Mr. Marshall was beyoifd help nu died in a few minutes. He was abou 40 years Of ago, a tobacco buyer and well known man of this city. Shijfiflf Kills u Young Man. Columbia, y. O., June 21.?A repor lias just beeu received that W. 11. John eon of liatesburg, a ydung man of big] in tho community, was sho , A?<1 killed last night by Doputy Sheril vVhittle of Baiuda county. No partto* kurs mt* ohtaiMalsl** I oftlcol* ai Mauiia, Las rcluruoil home, i iuvalidod by tlio climate. I fftEi^k&liVnV if/itf WW^VlMdi! R" trs w ffl V soljiiors to Jjcithf-aaWdVVOautd held tho a.t,i^linJs. IIo" also says that tlio'pbaco et-shiisissioa.\\as aiurJjsoiato xaitnro aim ^ wa^HtM-dHt wm>' m/iyihrs xra's wit laif vr| ^?fB{-t:i-rl4'J:.sn;vuefJy. supports. the 1 mil s?i?vrcruu?e?t., ot tbo, islands ex* N ccs|tliif Ite> tli'kikti nioM men', will bo ).' lib-; 's-Xxry'thau'-hus fcbcn pafluiated. v t|i huow.s that the com' nii^ipn ,iQ :v failure ;\ml is "coining hppi'i'itf tol?,'' i\d<\dd 'Uiintabi MeQite.^ it:1 thihi^lhikss tTon; :v th outturns Of theiu, ,r4 ac i fqiit $$ (lip sv.nl i.l ?ftr i.a&u tlspy will be driven Jwk us to ?.i suiUi i.si (he course *. ot 'the' li65rc iVsv iiihrtths!, daring 'he kt? :rainy sxistel. : ,Oar tui?n man y tumiot it siiih'i^ tupl' .ity vof cour oi v. Xlicta wili \ipcdjpa^ttato i by siqltUCSs and Tab territorvrivhI'hn n' v/f 11 havo tc ' -JL i ^bautioa.vdj ; Ai.-.uhsi wili bo ia ii'stati li-i oi- sohtfvngjX'y. . as ' ]t >ur oil: c!'n ati;l leaiiei'sliayo ticcohi fitt.laed wpsuit-raHn-i hVtx'ti proved them ,i . avVtes tiie. i?uJC sol'iiytB in tjao.xvorld, jjutiQp^lpK deoi[dn.liM (W) ftf it, ho : oaf i.n :i v/jvo hot in a-'Otll eubu-.'i Yi foi-oj [ ; "thie of tls> rtioat ilaiiprere that oni ' mpu haye'jii/agy is tins climate.. Tin 'awet-'is:ors v. i; 1 lv.? at'a JsiYadvahfajie d. bo.(suse tiio volunteers xvkoaro rtsturh .i is-, liti nix? spared- to tht> e'ibiare ThiH xvili u(;\1:q pi ore men Mpounr ttitui xvo \. i u'. i < tnorCvIfi? 'have to pat a 'I,: tile field. A.- it nttt!tot 'fit' bellet, tit j. Fiihi:jspy (hii;!; tl-.ev kuvu the .Amcri cups licked aire:*. Iy." REPORT FROM OVEfxiSHlNE Lr!|;:i(lii'i' tii'iicnil Dfsci'lb s til,' R P'lit 1-1 uli In;; A found 3Ia?ilo. \Yasiijm; jon, Juno 21. ? Urigadu '" iv Geajofal J-'a. andl Ovoashssir. ccnundut l*' iuy iho hccbii'd brigade, Firt;t (liviela oi the army, in the Phhinnhjes, has n of i'Ci'ied ui-.iu tiu? action of his cpmtuau in tise hr>: xyith the 1'ilipiuo V(. rn:, ... T--IV hiisk liffhtiu ^ JI.11UW %>** * "VM.w ? - J u* K'} by. .his brigauo. vil Ti)e insurgents wvro shyliod by tl i'11 fcii::ih avtdlory, al-Q by tho. Monadnoc iron) 'the bav, an*1. after tiio heavier 1; in* Cants hi Murphy, wim a dotac i- onr-rt tie Fourteenth iatantry, u bad Jx-.-ilont WtfiU x:i driving tho Fiiiphi V front a stroiig position. . \Xni ,tlio g intra 1 Oveusbino says luat wa 1 Vi-?:iic Whi'.u. v.'.tii a K-ttaiion o: tl bit Ki'? . 'Corfu ).U::om, h?:r vho trench | and made a ga!lan?.a:id ctiectivo cbax. .T cu tb > i:i.?Mvtrontfc < onccaieu 111 tuic..c iii 1*1'.uir <yi hi Absitfon." la couc.usio General Ownsiiino said: Ivvish to oa'i panicuiur attention lit" 7" 'r' tffhi. It was with Ca . "taim Mar-ir's battalion that the gt "lf inn* I/.ectm.mt Mitchell, Fourteen ! infantry, lostt-his lifts ( :. "All tic ijx under my command we iad exc-dienr discipline and readily ha 1%1V died?HHn;; hoirig stopped at conimai . in sovoral insthticcM.-'' ' rod . . ... -(r "u CARPENTER IS PROMOTE! 1 lie st Otllcer NV'iv atioaod- Xrar Aiiau ^ Will Go to Alaailii. WASftLxaips, June ill.?U'lio - list y : .so officers who have socqtimbod. tot) fin- hardships of the military uampai, n **5 tbc Philippines has been increased by tl ^>u disability of Colonel David D; Vr lex Vaizjib, commanding tho .Eighth rcg lar iniaiitry.. la- In view of his physical condition 1 pi. recently applied to the war aopartmei on for retirement under tho statu to ai lie- tliorizing the-'retirement. of' officers c ill their own applications after over 5 .tie yours' seryicc. % :i . , xjLj-. uas uoen approve ni- ami the vacancy thus created na* boo q't filled by the promotion of Lieutcuai ltd Colonel Gilbert P. Oarpiiutor of the So1 y outh infantry, who is now stqtioiic with a portion of his rbgimdnt at Poi A. McPh'crson, near Atlanta. nt Cleveland strike aijiyErifl. Cleveland, Junp 3U?A determiue it- effort i* being made today to settlo tb re street railway strike. 'Committees froi >0; both sidos infer at 11 o'clock with tli t0 (committee* 01 the cityoor.ncilaptidinto to deViso menus lot* bringing tinnibpui to au cud. .'i ho lyoiitipg is tieerot. N ho utteiup: v.ufl inddfe this morning to ru n-- cars over lines wnerb trouble was ai: , . tlcipated and . both ridos uro awaitiu 'e the reauit of the conference. f? ICill 1st log Kliickn For Manila. ^ Nbw OuiJ5AX?i Jane 21.?Captain C ul P. Terrctt, wlio is. in charge of th u- United States recruiting oflice in thi '-v city, begins enlisting negroes today fo rt service in the Philippines. It was no thought originally that thero would hi riny enlistment pf wogroes iu New Or '?i leans, but instructions have boon re l(' ceivod to secure u limited number to fill l'' up the quota of the Twenty-fifth regi ^ ment. ; - .... . it Spanish Organs Criticise Us. City of Mexico, Juno 21.?The or I gaiis of tho Spanish cdl'ony continue t< s- criticiso American military men and st Oorreo Do Espana flays: "Everything . in tho Philippines is turning against the yankoes. A greater nart of tho " noes aro in eruption. Withdraw Otia "f and no longer provoko the' wrath oi |j Heayen." ; .wl rO . I 1> Frc-nolt in an Slain by R'bels, '' Madrid, Juno 2L ?A dispatch to The Impurcial from Manila says Baron- da r, Marouais, a Frenchman who wont to it <bo rebel camp to intervene in behalf of ii the Spanish prisoners in tko hands of tho Filipinos, has been treacherously mordorcd. Strike "at Akron Settled. Aicitoif, O., Jane 21.?A settlement u has boon reached in tho Akron and , Cuyahoga Falls Rapid Transit company j employes' strike. The uuioh was not roooguized, but futars disputes art u L* arbitrated. ' lnvJjflocenlly i ri;.'!t;r J? iminga i* baring quitealor.e1 *]" (> XV^' ? "VT?* ;U1<* *'ia M r. {'.i.?l Mrs. J. E. Squires have been - . j.>:i...-va -lAf <1 to tUf l.oilhriaHvyiy'y'y. , Tin? canljot theChristian Eu.\ f vi-.r So:'in! v iia-e iust bOBU idiUCil 1<>) * c ' *f r * } r . i . i,ixt rix months. ('< minunion services will Ik? held 01 tin*; l.st Sunday in July. lVejmnitorj yet vim on Sj-turday before nt 11 a, in Fpblic cordially invited. Episcopal. li* v. Mr. nuiupr.ud went d-ovti to Co hiltjliiu Tue.-ttay to 3;?tii 1 a fo*>v days. ; -i\i-v newve.J inij room lias been coin I de4e?i, niiJaHlioiuh bUlltof wood, ?jrroat J ' '' (?>.ii;inc-a the l-oanty of this ahvad !'i aiitii'iil cliur b. 1)of pile tlio lot? of several members o ! the I vcMctl choir by their removal ? i ^pnilanbitrpj, th'tir places will be lido, by gibers of tlio coin?iY>j;:Uioti. and th full choir will bo in I lie chmcei on n< x , Siiiiiiay. Hov. Mr. (juisrnard returned Sjit.ni v ay night from J.oeklias t whore l?-? hel II : series of . mailt re: vices iluviii o i. Ibe week. lie was agisted by I lev. . W. ('. Johnson, ojf llook Hill, who is ? A'no-t and effective pvca her. M flui;ruar?l will resume night service : his eburclt bore .shortly,. 5r T)r. \V. Iv.' iCvniH, of Cohnibi i, li jf b en nncnccil to deliver lii.s famous hi >si bne. "The Philosophy of Fun," iti t1 3' >fiera house lu re on Wedresdav nigh d ti.ilv oih, under the auspices of t.l 5- King's P;ingh'ois of the F pise op .. I'.IIICII. JM. " v>ii?'i <i speaker awl a ><*al treat is in 5ton? f 10 >11 who .hear him on thin occasion. ^ First Baptist. ill '"lccti>c lights will 1)3 lmt in { o-J l-utch some time soon. M f'hoir practice is held every F?id w ict.t with Mis* Sallio Wilfciiis as load i>i) There w'll lm a temperance mcoti iw a. n,p church next. Sunday evening at ,> vhicli tin* i>id)lic is cordially inviti ,U' HU... q ".'an'/cd vcit 11 ihe following office: {l- r * W .(Juattlob'uinj. prcstdeni ; M tli , V jnidc Sixton, vice president ; "M ro ".'hO-Foster. secretary; Mdtw Tally Fill u- -insurer and Mrs. L. M. Itice, corr ?.d ending secretary. The, ladies of the church will give "ntert linmcnt at the TTix house '11 t;l /Friday) evening from 5'till 10.:50, I ; 'lie hoi'fit of the church. Tlie pub of oorijiadv invite l to attend. Ttefrn an mepts will lip served and su< li attra in 'ions introduced a.s will be contribute i<f j io the pleasure and success of the o:c iffll Mjhl. U; . , ^ Second Methodist. it a. Messrs. A. X. Vice and G. AV. Smi JO - v^' attend the district confluence 'VoorirnlT-as delegates from the Hecei id . 'Jfthndist church. A h pjt :r> new nieinliers have, recent 'rr - 1 nil r?.-*T^rwl a%% ? - * - * * ,. ,, ^ i?n tun nniircn jegiaw d i'liin speaks well for Pastor ShUlet ai rt hows lie is doing pood work. The steeple of ibis church which w; ^ Mown down recently bv the storm h ' f en rebuilt and attain rears its impo IG : O ff head above this sacred edifice. n ! " The Sunday.school haschnnged tJ hour of meeting from 51 to t :?H) p. n u. M?j. Thomson, the veteran superb 11 *rndexib, has been quite feeble latel y and unablo to be fit Ilia post, but h place'has been admirably filled h Rev. L. L. Wagnon, who is an earnei I. WOVker : the eau?e' a First Methodist. jj For vat ions good reasons it bus bet a do I'led not to have Children's day thi * year. I The F|worth League will have "Mystic Party" some time in July, i veiy unique and interesting program i i being arranged for the occasion. . i , ! Miss Mobile Ceroid has been elected ; . [ delegate to the State winvw/itiAn I " ' wv. T??IV?WM U , Woman's Foreign Missionary Soclet; ! which will be- held at McColl, ?. cl ' next week. ' ' ' ' i_ Sj . i'0i g J . vm v ft The Ttev, Mr. Miisaabeau read *t.lu 'thfos of t uo Methodist church at the lasi Sunday morning service, it l>eing the chiHom to read them to the congregattor at least oi^ce a year. v,? ' ',u ' At the regular monthly business trfeetIng of tiio Kpworth League, held at the parsonage last Thursday night, the following officers were elected for the nbxt tiix months: T. B. Page, president; L. L. Waguon, , 1st vice president ; Miss EtheUud Goes, ihxl vice president; Ite.v. W. A. Massu:bflnu,;3flt vice president; W. M. Turner, secretary, and It. P- Morgan, treasurer# rvi^-"'??---- -1 . M)m:/i^ole0btt? rtei^nedl0^i8!^ioiii-( \\ tioa.fts oVeT^fe llcc'dy Kivp>iYa^>ry,jiq^&ucO :/ 11 T. 11'. FnircliiM,' lato jctyer^fiur ftt Euroku_M.il s, Chester, S. C., is noy ^ I ftYprrtgfif^ e?rdic^ jiud .apiiming At. OJell Mills, Bynuui, N. C, w i f i , /'. '^.52 . 10 / ; A. StulliQg8^,b,ag,lxfiticftil from thn.. As Hoy Mill?, Marion. S. C., having accepted tho positioh ns carder for the now Marie Cottun Mills, McCo^JjQ.0 f ^ S. C. ^ , Cluifl.- llnsbin, ni^ht engineer at r Clinton, (8. 0.) Cotton Mills, lias ' rosigncd. 1 lc will rest up n couple of months and start to school in the fall at lils home at G a fluey,- S. Cl J. S. Thomas, o( Pacolet Mills No. { J 3, now h is charge of both Nos. 1 anil 2 spinning rooms at IJtiion (S. o r - C!) Cotton Mills; .1. L. Williams is - in charge of weave room Npi 1. ; p ? ' . The Whitney (8. C.) Cotton Mills j. encourage a religious tccling^araong ( their employees. They do not howj ever, encourage religious cranks who tnay cotuo along, and a few days ago refused to lot some holiness preachers pitch their tent on their premises. "* Public opinion seems to commend " their action. ' l!F; .7/ ir Yv. G. Smith, l oss weaver of the-: I. Pearl Mills, Durlmm, N. C., has bean n sick for the past two months and is1 * v. now very low in the Watts hospital U at that place, lie is a son of C. W, , ';r Smith, of Piedmont, S. C., and his .. r place at the Pearl Mills is being filled ' in the meantime by his 2nd hand. W. It. Coggins, formerly overseer 1 at Hamburg, 8. C., who has been " ' u lately acting as 2nd hand spinner at. 1,1 night at Clinton (S. 0.) Cotton Mills, < has been promoted to boss spinner v;:: night and day, to succeed T. S. Has-'.> I * kell, who has uioved his family to Charlotte, N. 0. Mr, Coggin's night assistant is now Manzie Walls. who? . ' " ] |? - . . - - ~ * \ ^ ran a section in day time.' ^ av The Ylbtor Cotton Mills, Grecrs, rr S. C., arc to be doubled, as intimat-' cd in this paper June 3. To.^tbe > T present 13,000 spindle mill will b* () added a 13,000. spindle nnvl ooflr/, , :(1 loom equipment. The^pi^j^Jr ^ . ^ ?<t--^ou\?A,e,1 uutl'ihe new machinery .1 ' n: will be installed in the fall as soon as {S is the buildings are ready. .' W. A. Parks, of Clifton, S,1 C.? VV 'a. ps-- who recently bought from Mrs. Elizabeth II, Brown 300 acres of laJJMy- , ,M1 ing on Pacolet river below bfflton ^ No. 2, has ju?t gold about 50 acres "> .t)i of the tract lying immediately on the.'iriver and embracing the water privil-n ft,1: ?ge to the Clifton Mfg. Co. This, ' togcihe* with the purchase of an ad? -i? ' joining tract including a fins water- M, , J power H^ino years ago, seems to indi. .. . oatc that Clifton Mill No. 4, will bo - j t: built at po distant day. . v V. ' The Ciinton (S. C.) Mills have th staked- bft* the ground and willJn nf another Week begiu the construction j,l of an addition to their weave room in " * * which tjiey will place 300 v more "v. lv CrowvpfojurKnowles iooms. Whom >r this is rejady they will shut >dowiit ' V ?i night wepving with their present 30O;.,j .. looms, aed run day time only, though tho 10,0^0 spindles will continue to ;p run 2'2 hours a dav to one.rvi?? , - ~v ? ?"iT7 : :wv:;lr ' yarns. i . , ' / :|?V;: ;*C p 1 'k> 1 : > ' " 1,'j'' < ' New roichincry is to bo added t> the -WaUUlU (S, C.) Cotton Mills. :?* , Thcv Kfcttl their annual meeting oifc"'' Juno 0V and rcBoWed to hr-ue ^50,000 in: | preferred stocky . l'p gWTiQtoidi at 0> par cent. flie-, : "!t* y money iartising from tho p,a;o .of;..this ,\V!.?v " stock will bo used }n pufchnsb qf new \[% * machinery and reiirir.^ a debt/ on the y; :;r> ;;; mill, 'r^o following board of directors werq elected for; the ensuing . year : JL D. Verner, C. Wt . Pitch- J '.fi'r ' n toril, H. 1\ Jnynes, S. 1'. Denily, A. >';' ^l\/; is L\ Crisp, Wm. J. W. A,. - . ' Strother. (J. W.. liollcruanand James i7- ? a Sr*boui.j They re-elected J,.., 1).,, . . \ Vomer Pros. and Treas., and C. W.. ? Pitch ford! Sec'v. I ^ A Thpuannd Tonguea . ' * P Could pot express lh? >ap,dye v Aqino K. Springer, ef U2o Howard ' at., l'hi'adfclp'* ia, Pa , when she found that Vr. King's New pifwvery lor ?' Consumption had completely cure#!^ t nor of a hacking cough that for i years had ( made life & huti'on, o.htr remedies owl doctoj^iiiouM.gijja | k " M " * iivi i.u I)"l Hilt? Cure?"it soon U>, ^ !;j) my chest iivl 1 oaa'na.^ a 1 ofe ' aom?ihi?g I {iu?"*c*rcej^ reia.Muhcr ."./J;, <oing hefire, like sdUhding its ^ A" V praises throughout the 1 will everyone who trite Dr. Iving'a J Now Discovery for anjr trouble ?f lhb^^/5 Throat, Chest qr Lungs. Price 50c. and 81. Trial bottlea tree F/d... "f// , Duke* Drug 8tore i eviry botU* J guaranteed.