The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, February 01, 1901, Image 8

Newspaper Page TextAMERICAN WREATH ! , FOR DEAD QilEFJi In Token of Lifelong Veneration and Eeverence." PBEPAEING FOE FUNERAL British Soldiers Iiuliciirsl.'ig ut Osborne House Willi D n in in y Cofil:i. Arrival or Foreign lloy.iI Jlturners. Supply of Purple Punning Short. Gowes, Jun. 20.?King Edward left Cowes for London this morning. The Duke of York suffering from the strain of recent events and lias been confined to his room siuoe Thursday. It is feared ho will be viuablo to tako part in the ceremonies of Friday. The only American wreath which hm arrived at Osborne iiouso so far is 0:10 from Mrs. Sidney Everett of Boston, who is staying on the I.do of Wight. Is is inscribed: "In token or lifelong veneration aud reverence." The outer coffin arrived lu-fc night. The non-commissioned oilioirs detailed to guard the coffin rehearsed today with a coffin filled with sand and weighing , over half a ton. Thtfhnain wing of Osborne house is oxuected to become the lc.-idunco of Princess Beatrice in her capacity of governor of the Islo of Wight. The other psdrt of tho house will be reserved for the king. IJoyal .Mourners. Crown Prince Frederick of Dan mark Is expected to arrive in London toinor- j row. Priuco Henry of Prussia sailed from Kiel yesterday on board the German battleship Baden, accompanied by the coast defense ship Hagcu. Prince George of Saxony is prevented by influenza from coining to the funeral. Ihrince John George will tube bis place. Duke Albrechc will represent the kiug of Wurtemburg. The Grown Prince Ferdinand of Ron* mania is expected Thursday night in ' London. The Orleans family will be rep re- ] rated by the Duke of Oliartivs, younger brother of the late Count of Paris, the Duke of Alcucou and tho Count of llu, sons of tho late Dulto of Ncinors, between whom and the late queen, in I88ti, Louis Philippe triod hurd to arrange a limrriage. The king's ordor directing that tho j drapery of buildings bo purple has ore- j otod no little consternation. Many j buildings here and i:i Loudon and in ; other places are already covered wi'li j black. It will cause no end of expeu-o to make tho neoe.ssary alterations. <n addition, tho supply ol purple isalroa iy getting short. King Kibviird In Loud hi. IiOXDOX, Jan. 29.?King IM.vard and the Duke of Cambridge arrived in London at 3 o'clock this afternoon. A largo crowd welcomed tho king at Victoria Cooper river. Tlio station is to ho lo fated partly on the lands of W. W. iV*wtou and partly on the land owned >y tbe oity of Charleston, now known Chicoru. park. 4,Yaller" I>??k Uot.UMpiA. S. O., Jan. 29.?Tho "yalper" dog is op top again. Another hill Tlgttinst him failed in the house of rop.-motives today. ' station. His majesty will linally approve of the funeral arrangements during the course of the afternoon. There is a great deal of suruiiso as to wbot disposition will be made of the Icing's late residence. Both the king end Queen Alexandra are devoted to ; Bandringhprn. so his majesty will prob- I ttbly retain tlfo place, but it is thought ] Marlborough House will be given up. | Iu the event of tbo Duke mid Duchess of York not desiring to reside thero, it is considered likely that William K. Vauderbllt will purchase the place for the Duke and Duchess of Marlborougn, which the duchess has long desired. DON'T MOURN FOR VICTORIA yu# b?te Queen's Kolgn Iilttoily Denounced by Irlsh-Atnerlcuus. New York, Jan. 29.?At tho regular (monthly mooting of the United IrishAmerican sooietles, 68 organizations be- I lag present, resolutions wero passed | unanimously, reading in part as fol- I Jdws: "The population of Ireland, a land flowing with milk and honoy, and (tunable, according to tbo best authorities, of supporting more thau 20,000,000 of people iu ease and comfort, lias been rofduced from more than 80,600,000 to loss than 4,600,000of people; the accual number of Irish people who liavo died of starvation in tho midst of plenty during Quocn Victoria's reign is more thau 1,260,000; more thau 4,000,000 poople, according to tiio same authority, have been compelled to emigrate from Ireland to foreigu countries; the manufacturing industries of tho country have been steadily discouraged and us far no possible stamped out. "Everything which could be douo to impoverish and depopulate tho country?to root on t the peoplo from their native soil and drivo them to seek other ! homes in alien lands, to break their ' spirit nun muKo 01 tnoni staves nnd outcasts?has been done under Victoria's reigu and with hor full connivance and consent. " Wo denounce the reign of Victoria M one long act of bloodshed, murder, oruelty and cant, and insist that when its history is truly written and the influence of snobbery, flnnUeyisui ai*d toadyism is removed it will bo looked back upon as one in which English wealth and power both properly passed their ssetiirh ftnd entered upon "a, rapid nd permanent decline?as ono in which, despite the material progress made by ?aglaud in the onrlier nnd middle part then of, greater injustice, more cruelty, I grosser wrong were inflicted upon liu- j inanity iu geueral and upon the Irish in Krtienlar than iu the reign of any other iglish monarch." The Charleston Xuvyynrd. Chart.kstox, Jan. 29.?The navy department lias already opened up correspondence with the owner of tlio land needed for the naval station. 011 the GRAND MOMENT !' TO SOOTHERM WOMEN ! ( United Oenfcucrr.to votcvans i Propooo to ilrcct It. ? i , no TLY i:i COUNTRY i I To t (iiaili 'morula tin? Vo> r an 1 Kl<loll?y of tliu .Notiiu Wuiuoii < . i1! ? : t'oiilcdoruoy?t1 lv.? l!tn>!. r>l 1 .ion. sand Dollars thr 1A1 ai ?trd iw!. Chattanooga, .T'i'i. ?C doaol ??-*v? I nott Alidnnva ?:1 cirv, nr. iu -i.Mir i.J ! ^ i\ member of thf Unit* vl Co; i-dcmtu ?: veterans ami well ha >\v.i tkr * : u at : t jho sautit us ouu of the for.-mo r lawyers j l of tins section, is at work <>'i the details : of a plan, winch l..? will present t * t'ao c mut encampment of tlio United Coufed- t crate veterans, looking toward the ( rec- t tien of thn most costly nic.inr.nent in the J United States lo comment >r;;t.' t valor 1 nail fidelity of tite < >:itoh- ritowfiura. The agitation amor;.' cut: federate veterans to build a ai moar.ni'.'itt to iho con federate w men 1 a 1 it< brp.innin# hero on Deooration day, two yoaro a;;o, ^ when Col. Am.ivw. , mo orator of mo t occasion, madu it. iho theme oi his ad- , ciross. Afterward A". Ii'\j. r : camp ( (local) md th ? a.-ral c-?:> veini m as j Li misvillj of United Canieiler.itj vet- ) crans approved the nn.K-r; ikiu.*;, bat no c pi t:i of acti< n was !. An. Associated i'r .-o ivporh r called oti Col. Andrew.; and r <p d his \iews as to the ] iM;;r.-sn tlie v.-ork, |l the necessity tar it, plans of er^nu.z.;- |i tion ami style of moniitn ttt. t t "My idea of what should be d.uio can 1 be told in a few words. Collect at least ? ?500,0i)0 or moro; I h-ltev- i- can bo i c had; no r.mn would refuse for in obje-w I t so sacred and popular. With ir build it one monument? ny saw ml inlet: r , o oiii'*i ? 1 ;ir s ? " mmiI i?t ? i*t? I? i > i material, artistic i;i b- jyn mi l ex ticu ami iuu'tlej.s i:i locitinn r 1 r?.t I i' world would applaud ant il.o isauds would come ;o v -vera tho niotaory of s? gVOiit a wontm:k i u9. "1 beiU-ve in a sin ;!e working maciliary, with lev/ oilijjrs, for i xpeditious accompli-hm nr.. "An en-.-cutive lira.I of one to throe, tho lew r tho b t'sv, should bo provided, with j> > rev tonppoint .sub-bill.niul canvessc.v. All- w lb-, in roa.-oimblo compensation, ot.'urwiso tlu-y cannot afiord 10 dev.,re rb -unelvcs to tho\v< ric. Cc-t speak-rs i. and there, canvass every county i.1 i .:< south, am', in my judgment, t..c > :0,0'.)'b would 1. 1:1 the bank within a year." Colonel Andrews stated iliat ho would prefer to leavo the matter i f locution of the monument to the United Conk-derate veterans, and that he had no suggestions to make in that respoet. RECENT RAILROAD RUMORS. Gabbett to Succeed AleUeo as Gcucrnl Mnmigci- of Scab mrtl. Atlanta, Jan. 29.?I'rovious to tlio appointment of V. 11. Melk-o as vico president and general manager of tho n.^iv.n^i . o ..tti - liu- , ?.-u - ' i iiivuui-ui v j j Gabbett was mentioned prominent iy m connection with tho place. An in p.*ost:iou seems to prevail in railroad e ; h.-s that,tho MoBeo appointment is not permanent. Stories of Cecil Gubb.-tfs * promotion havo boon roviwd, and i.i.i 1 iippointmcnt as vioo president is pro- 1 dieted on what is regarded as good r authority. * It is further reported upon seemingly good authority that C. 1'. Hamilton 1 of r Americas, formerly chief cngiuci r of i 1 the Georgia and Alabama railway, will ; 1 succeed Superintendent Gabbett and i } havo charge of tho fourth divhiau. MACHINIST DROPS TO DEATH ; J 31ijii fulls Mfty-Kour beet Through 1 1 mi Klevnto" Shaft. Green*vir.t.r, S. C., Jan. tin. ?J. II. 4 Cokcr, machinist, working for face & Pettee of Biddoford, Ma., stepped to his death at tho Monnghan mills vest rday. I Ho had been engaged to place macbiii- , t ery in tin* Monnghan mill-* by Sa -o & J Pettee. Saturday he completed soma 1 work a' the mills of the American Spin- ^ ning company and went to tho M<>nn 1 ghan mills to plica machinery, ho 1 t went up tho stairway to tho third .story, . . opened the door loading to the main t room and stepped into an elevator sliatr, i lulling .">4 feet to tho first floor, killing l him instantly. I j Colnr was not acquainted with the j \ building and knew nothing of tho elov.i- . r tor being open and probably was not ! nwaro that it was so near tho door. Holler Kx plosion In llo-pltal. Augusta, Go., Jan. 29.?Parties liv- 1 ing near the city hospital wore startlo I ' by a loud explosion about 9 o'clock yes- ) tei'dnv morning, and upon investigation t it was found that the boiler in tho en- t lrinn mnm nr. fhn Imsiiiinl l??n ,...,a.wi.. i doing considerable daumgc, but 7.0 osio \ was iinrt. Tho engine room was 1 wrecked, windows and doors were t blown out, tlso plastering knocked from f the wails, and the ceding and floor to t the room above wore ba tiy torn up Just what 1? d to the explosion is not k town, but it is generally supposed that in tbo absence of the engineer tho water ruu low in tho boiler. Panic Among Legislators. , Columbia, S. O., Jan. 21.?Wild nu-.l i unfounded rumors as to (ho provftleuco ' of smallpox in tho city created a. panic among tho legislators yesterday, and t thero was strong talk of adjournment . to another city. The report s were showu ' to be false, and in additioiwhe medical committeo of the-bouse will make an official report, which will relievo tho minds of the members as to any danger. It is officially stated that thero aro two cases in tho city, and they aro couva- 1 lescent. , ] 1'aWed to l>cuth b>*'a Horse. Selma, Ala., Jan. 2!).?Willie Phillips, ! a nogro boy, while playing in a pasture , 011 the outskirts of tho city hero, was 1 run down by a horse and pawed to deatfl 1 today. -tensd to paw porcigu uoaiiirios": DKIWUT.MKXT or SrArn, Wasuincjtux, D. U., Jan. ?8. L'ho Pre-ident: lu ncjordnn ?. vri'h section COS of ho roviso-i siatutes; I have tin honor t > rausiuit tiio coninn reinl ivhrions ot ho United States with lovti ;!i conurios during the your 1 GOD, bcnu* tlionnlual nii'l o: tier rep "* < ot a comnnrati vo iharaotcr ironi til" consular olUvrs, to jollier with siciil tr lejwrt of so -.joinoniuti . ofii xvo up ill ti:o indus-ibcs an I iomineroo of foreign c >untrio^. I'nsitloii of l':il cd s t.;!; >. The jjeueml conelr. ton t.o b : d:v.\vi?, 'rom a survey of 11 to con 'on ; n.-r igtt eountti us <1 cribc.l m t a* m? vats herewith presented, i t t . the Jniro.i States isappro\clr.:i'.*, even morn iwiftiy than was cx;v ctud, a p : irio'i of imiiienco 111 tiio v, oral's innrlcots, dun o superior quality and p.-ontcr cheapless of in tuy liuos of its inanuhue.turos, vhich n:u-r work ecv.nomi dnmy.-s mid may r v.It in s'::t:i: 1 s; til >e liter not only of industrial bur of c >ainercial ac;ivicy and toe :.:on iy p. >-.\ t r >f the world to our marts. Tho tratio 1' i i I ^ <lf A ?!? -1 . ? .1 n :?g tlio pitst year liav > l>oua so .united Lac many Ion indu-tri i. > r ting o the r -ports of oar consuls nj Km >po, iro introdaehy; Am tie.. ! m.ieniuery ind labor-saving -1 ance ;,'and i\ modling fact T.v methods. :;n i vr imv exiou;, m : ; n or Inure, . more mivuum.i c:mi;i .:ion, lor which it is iutpurnut wo .-iiotiVi prctv.ro our.-elvoa. As ii ; aid to such coutpm ut, tho itndv of ihrt ;.t .? muss ? f iu t nation is t > foreign " hi?:r o ? : ; tr i lo eoniiticus \. nich : to i o iu tlio two ,'olr.:u - > i.:' oo.in : .vi.il io*n will obriou-ly prove most u Kul to our matin'actur rs and exporters, and 1 therotoro oconimend that njiurrv; iio i ipi .tod o nuthoriz *, a- was done last yi a., too minting of :i snecial edition o: 10,0')'} topics of iho "R 'viow of the World's 3o:u*norco" an i 50,01)0 copies of "Comlicrcial Rclati nts." John* IIay. RUSSIA'S SECRET SCHEME. How tlio 1!onr i'roposei to Ilotuiu Control In Minelitirla. New Yoke. Jan. 20.?A II raid dis xttcii from Shanghai says: Russia it tecretiy offering tho following terms in eg r*'i to Mauchuria: Money compensation to l.o demanded or losses in Manchuria. Manchuria is o no restored to China and tho official lower is to bo Chinese. Russian officers ire to administer Manchuria with power o receive all war material, forts, etc. So arms, forces or arsenals are to bo illowod in Manchuria. China is to illow sufficient Russian forces to r naiu for tiio protection of Russian railways. These terms are refused by the Farter general, Tseng Chi. Li Hung Chang is urging the appoint* nent of a pro-Russian commissioner vho will accent tho nroffered terms, mid io has requested the execution of G-n ral Tsomk Chi, who was the instigator >t tliu attack on tho Russian frontier. The fanned I Jlncltberry Industry. WTi.kf.sboko, N. C., Jan. 'JO ? i'roba>ly tho largest shipment that ever left his point was recently lando by tho smoak & Son Co., canners. Tlioro were ivo solid ears of canned blackberries, vliich wore beint; shipped to St. Louis, do. Tln.ro were streamers o:i both iidos of each c\r with tlx* following incrip'ton: "Ibis car is 1 uded with winned tto >ds lor J. \\ . Toastlalo i'z Co . it. Lonis, 2kfo.. from the Smoak & Son Jo., North Wilkc.sboro, N. C " The foods in the cars svero valued at $5,009 vhen they left this poiutand thol'reiyht imouuted to $1,090. Heavy Travel on Southern. SPAl'.rANtiOiU:, S. O., Jan. 20.?For iomu time the vestibule trains lir.ve be :i aryin;? lo al n.v otiK-u" coaches on tlu ioiruern railway, between Chariotta Hid Atlanta Tueso coaches were mi ;i\?wded thar delays were caused. Now hose e lacli. *. have been tain u off mid nst ad of them two special traimt havj .men put on between Charlotte and Atunta. They run nearly on tho vesriinlo schedules. hut run An\ I'nti ir: angoment is a groat accommodation o ilio j'ub'.ic. rilidltDiK1.' Tax ('aiislUtilior.a'. Ijwsiso, Mich., Jan. CO.?In the maniniuus opinion handed down today, ho supremo court sustained t'uu eonstintionality of tho law taxing inheritutc.-o An order vra* also grant-el by ho conrr today, in answer to forniet iov.-rnor Pingive'u application, directag tho Ingham comity cir -nic c >nrt to ihow a a use w ay a writ should not issno prohibiting it from proceeding with tha .mtunpt caso now pending against "ornier (Jovernor Pingroo. sit >rt lio' it itrredera In Cotiinel. Kansas C'ity, Jan. 2D.?A two dayi netting of tho Central Short Horn llreed r-;' Asjociation of America kognn k : o today, with over "OD delegates preait frdm (liflTorant purrs of tho oonntrr. ihio uuuaal uddrow of II. SrF. Ijocisid : i of (.irceucnstle, Ind , win the iea* u v at this* morning's session. Today ,va; d ivotcd to uddro*?o* and routine nap. or*. m mm nm BUBliiO YSflf; 093 Jpenlns r.n;l 3'0":le:::A:ri c/ Our Harlots Abroad. & N INTERESTING- SIIO'Y7I1TG s JaiUd Stales Kuj.M'.y Aparoackiii.ts a l'oslilon of ICin'isoac^ la tlie World's .Market Oua to Superior Quality ami Ckon??ue ;s. Washington, Jan. 20.?A most im >ortaufc and intcrc-i'iu;: . smr.aiary o? r.'iiai has boon achieve 1 by th ) United itatos iu the dirocti a of opening ui? Liivl extcuding our mark ts air.'.id n presented iu tho following let; or from Secretary Hay, which \va - laid before rongress to inj*, noconiy u.ytho anmal i ion known 4s "Comnivr :ial Relations of tho United ijtncos With MAY BE ENJOINED I BY OHIO COURT? t ! Hitcli In t:i3 rrrposa.! Jef- j: friss-Ilu i:in FXr/ut. . a i i GIGANTIC LuGAL CONTEST i Affair ' luruoic:'.7. 1 u <jMtlierl'i;? of V.elou* Moil, YVIioso Presence \Vou!tl .tlemiOi Life. v Cincinnati, Jan. 23.?The suit to en- J join tho propn-od J?i!'rios-It?hliu eou- j tost was filed in tho court of common picas today. Tho application for an in- . I junction was not lmulo at that lime, i Jmlgo Ilolli ;<.r, who is sltlin;; in tho [ common pi us room No. 1, whnro l' o heaving will bo ha !, was asked soveraI , days later t > issno an h juuc:.'a. In a the interim, notices will jcvv d o:i J the defendants. Thcv aro members of tho original fcj.xcugeritvt b >:n\i ! trustecs, a.uain.-1 wit >m jivijctu ulha; he rendered for ri?o mat'e- ; :J-o t . i . a oi.itkm company, v.iuc'u tin* . r n:-:iov i describes as a paper corivrnti :i win, a. J onpital'of )0.10. Jefi'rici and lluhliu : milogiei! n-sociation, a corporation which hods the site of the Paougcrfcst lia!!, arc also mauo dofendants. f (iruiiudi Kor Action. Tlio legal ground upon will oh t * .: i action is taken is that t'.io j >;w oi alTair would bo iu every icn-o a pnhb : uuisance, nti;l the contest in question j will load to tlio gathering of thugs and 1 crowds of idle ami vicious people. wm?sj \ presence would be a im.itace to 1 ito. good order, property ami the welfare of tlio community iu general during their stay in the city. Among the attorneys who tiro pressing this case is ex Unite.I rkuies Attorney General .Jud-nn Harmon. Conn-ol for tlio defendants will pre]):.re an answer, ami then will o -cur a legal eontOi : bet A*, ell giants of the hi The enact time of hearing on tho motion lor nti injuuctio i lias no; b t-ti iix (l, but tlio court will be ashed to lis is early a dajo as possible. FULL LXTcENT OF THF LAW. | Sentences Imp-.-eil Upon the !>:nypii of .Jennie liu-. chi-'lcr. Pat. u-o.n, X. J., Jan. Si).?Walter C. I?le Alii-tor, William A. Death and A1 xunder Campbell, who were found gni ty o. murder in the second degree for the hitiing of Jennie I'.o- ehiet.r ouOctober IS. If '.)!), liy the administration of chloral and subsequent rape, tog.?rher with I George .J. lverr, who pleaded not guilty to ilia charge of rape, was br tight into the court of Oyer ami T riuiiuu* today ii.r s ntence by Judge Dixon. McAllister, Cauipbeil and IT a h woro each sentenced to thirty years' imprisonment at hur l labor and Kerr to fifteen yours at bard labor. Tlio Muitonc s of tho men t ro the !nil terms of imprisonment wnich tiio !u\v provides. A rn ^ ID af? rs a nnir r i a /\r i\,niu v-t i>h\ s IUi\J. iSaloca Itcoppra to Ilarrleado Their I'iaCos of ISiijiiirss, Akkaxjas Cirr, Kaa., Jan. ZD.?A repiiv was circulated hero today that ' Mrs. Carrie Nation would bo in this city about tho middle of this week. Immediately after, t c taloou keeper# berpui ; r.iakii: ; prejnrati >ms : > prewr.c her from d -troviny their property, iinrri cades that c:; u bo pa: m place at a niolUOlit's notice hav ea cms reeled and guards will be placed vat <o give warniupr of hev approach. : Stoma ni 'tai yrs ol" t ::o loe il W C. T. U. wrote Mrs. Nation, v a- a she v.as c -af.:icd in ibo \\ iitiiira i .il, nrnir.;c her to emtio to to'.s citv : rat c wry > :i ; .vul'll, Olid .she J l' mas. d to ( mi >. Me'l Subs'dy ,Vi,vo:i!'l|,l OlL\TrA\ooa Tonu., Jan. to.?Tim I chamber i f commerce of tai i city i:i its last ni tilt's meeting ndopto 1 resolutions ; favoring tii fas; mail subsidy measure i for Mmtncrn raiir. ads, uu i the resoluI tions \wro i i warded to Congressman j Moon of thi district, to be pros -nted in \ ! the house. A t* r wa roc- ived today Jrotn Congressman M on statin : that I ho veil! pvo-t-n. tho r solutions by ro oae.it, bat that in; can u >' support tiio men-arc, a; he oao.-i er.s 15 n violation o 1 of law and gooi n? rals to vote tmo pub. i.o uiou.y for private uses. I".::press <lia:x;vs Increased. Asitr.vii.l.t', N. C., Jan. CO. ? A ship* in at of fruit by c>:orc-as from Florida I . i i 0 , has oaeti received J.ere, on watch tin* , | ( x;: charges were about one third |, l higher tit f. on a similar .--hipmcnt a few days earlier, owing to tho increased rate wiiicit lias ."ju-c- gono into clTecr. Tho express caiupany attempted to fix a t-imilar advanco about four years ago, but was not successful, owing to the i opposition of tho fruit dealers, who will j light it again. Ilirlhday Festivities Dispensed Willi. BKttl.tx, Jan. CO ? Tho honors bo stowed iu connection with tlio birthday I of Eiiporor Wiliir.:a. Jan. 27, include the appointment ot' Rir.m Von Richl li it Veil, SJOiet.tiy of foreign nif til's, a- :1 privy counciii .r with t)i title of Thielloiich. The birthday of Prince William, lonrth r ?n of 10 a per: >f William, today i will not br* marked by any festivities, ! owing .to the court In in;; in mourning , on account of tho death of Queen Vie-) ; toria. Nt \V:".;?5lp;T llUI'Mi'd Out. t Int?xan*ap?>i.i.', Jan. 29.?The plont of i j tho tuutouapoU1) Sun, an evening p iper, | ; in Ea t Ohio street, was gutted by fire early today. Tho loss is ij'JO.OOO, insurance tj 15,00.1 TJio typesetting machines were ruined, but. tho presses may bo repaired. Tho paper will bo published from the oflico of u morning paperTolstoi Seriously 111. S-r. Peteksduro, Jan. 20.? Count Tolitoi, tho eminent Russian novelist and ft joiul reformer, is again noriuatl/ ill. / oi. iiKi:, o. *j-., .1n.11. TJ. j c.v;l 1- nr. is fr.-r.i M.it 'i.?, :t*. < v.nty. Aliorf, th? 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JV\M :: : li i !.- <f I . o\ . t ' - (Mi Ti 11 is si; p'j i:> <1 cj'.i; i11. 11S >' t: S Jot lit. .N U.H ? no I?:iy. l'lif. vt.'C 1 ' 1.V NOTICE. 1 h tv.' !;??n/ht a In :.vy ?'t v.* ,?..i i 3i'),0U0 '"' ic tls fjinrcit y, titi.'l ii'1.' [it i'i'tin ! to <in i.iM i f 1 i;.v\ luitlir.gor viii u.rp ; ?>! tiic 45?t?m. J. (ill Hi i-r <8 ii c:i every lie*. r' llto . native l3ro!?;r--Q UJno I \ ti.r.t . :: - ' *. :.s ^ .4'u Health Office Honrs. ^|| Will In in my ?llice, at the Council ( > -u.tx % i .on: 10 a. m U> 12 m. every <!;.>, and hoiid ty.-i excepted, for tie .-onvi nP ot cif/7.er?? wishing Initial iihiuii!^ o-.- u, transact any oilier business the oilice. 20?if. W. 1). IlARHI?, SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Condouscil Schedule In l lfl'oot May Clh, 10JO. Ly. I 11 00 p m T w"n~m - vlile I 12 00 nH 7 41am 1 :n >-r.viilo . 1 55 m f tft a m ? Oin it.; .iirjf J 60 ?m )2Unin ' Km;:\illo | I Wnm JO 15 a m Ly. Sav.-rjj.nli j "72 05 n m /"> bni'ii.Voll i 4 00 am ) - P-"' ;ri)lo J 15 it m Ly. Columbia 7 oo am 11 05 am 4 trosi-i iity s 14 u in 12 jo u'n .. Op '/'rry s :so a ui 12 25 p m iv1" ly-Mx. o :?) a m l At i? in a,. ^I,'f>,nv"1<l ' ? .">0 a in 1 55 j) m At. 1 ~Tp in Ar. Bolton ii n,; ;j m pUf Ly. .Mm!. . - in Hi 45 ajn Jjltt p~m Ar. CioqkvIMp. 12 2.) p n,j .t i5~^~in A**- Allanlii.(Cen.Tliuo)l j: f>5 p m| 1) oo p m bTATIONS. J50"* Dalbr 5 _ _ 10. No. 12. Ly. Cto.nvilio ft ;?> m ]Q 15 n m ? <i OJ p 111 lo 40 n m 1 ibin.uatoa _js p m 10 55 a m Ar. AmhuiiH 7 15 p in 11 40 iTm a )'.' Ji"Mon. , 0 45 p 11, 11 15 a~m A.. 1?" ma.us 1 l.i p_m 11 40 n m Ar. Ai,; O.ii.o "ft In p ml 12 25 p fti Ly. I! .<:.ros 7 5)5 p 111: 11 55 n m }' v ' " 'l;1' 7 55 p 111' 12 20 p m .. 'lx K J'.'l p m 11 55 p m .. 2" rry :w i? ?> 2 00 p m -v ,, f,rys- " 4-> P in 2 14 p m ? > _ Columbia . j 11 :iq p m 11 !.o p m Ar. l?a-kvilli. I ~a u" a :: K-rnvc.i S20 a m ? av.iiin .h..... 5 15 a m Ly7 K"i.<viilo 2 1Wn.n 4 43 Fm .. :i 4 ?'? -r? p 21 .. A.,?.! 1 n!" 4 a m 115 P m . ria n. rvi.io 5 52 a ni 7 2* p a Ar.< --.-'i-smii 7 00 a m 8 15 p m STATIOSS. 1551^1 ifS?S|ISSj'a'iffiKSSSteV ??{!I8: 1 & > ft 0 5 .ii " .llvsiip'hvilln. " 0 15p 4 '>5a a f-!a j.' OrannolmrB " 5 83 p 8 45 a 4 . mil 1 > a Kinyvilli; J 4;)p 232 a ^ Lv. .savannah Ar ft 15. 4 0-Ju " ..Harnwutl . " .i"". 8 202 4 ' 'll : " ..lltftcltvillo.. " 3 05a 8 20 u , 11 40 a " ..Columbia.. " 3 2ur>' 0'?n ?07 a Jl^.p ; . ..Alston.. . .. 2 f^i l! $? 1(1 04 : I . ,p . . SantUC... " 1 23 U 7 4.1 n to ~!'V "! m! '' !' L'nion ? 18 45p| 7 10p {' " 3 r!: p ..Jonosyi!'o.. p> 25 p1 Cl Mp 10 ?4 ii| 2 ... p, ....Pnoolot.... " 12 14 p, 0 42 u 11 25 a 8 lop Ar Spartanburg Lv 11 45 n 0 I6p H 4!:' 2 i1.' I>Lv Spartanburg Ar 11 17 u' 0 00p J At]. , 1 > p!Ar...Ash?'vi!lo ...Lv! 8 00 ni 8 ftftn r - -it* r P' p. m. "A" a. m. "N" night. DOUBLES DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN CHARLESTON AND ORKGNVILLE. Pullman palace s'ccnl ip cars on Trains36an id US. 011 A. an.I (div ni.>:i. Dining oars on i o trains H.-TVf all imnlsciirinie. Trn is leave >pnrtn?bu:j.-. A. Ss C. <Uvisioa, uoriiilHiiuid, 7:e. m.. 3:... 51. in., f>:l3p. m.. (Vc iliiile LiiniioU; si und llr'io a. ro., 8:1 -> p. 111.. 11:31 a. in., (Vestibule Limited.) Trams leave Wic? nville, A. ami C. division, north > oand,1:00 a. 111..2:::4 n. 111. mul 6:2V p. m., (Vestibuled Limited:: southbound, I :JJ0 a. m.. 4:3J p. 111., 12:3 . i>. 111. (Vestibuled Limited) Trains 13 anil 14?Elegant Pullman Parlor cars between Charleston and Asheville will be Inaugurated about Juno Is*. Trains 15 and Id?Pullman Sleeping cars between Ohnrlo.s'on an 1 Columbia ; ready for 00oupaucy at both pointsat 0.30 p. 111. Elegant Pirijpian Drawing Room Sleeping cars 1-ofween havannnh and Asheville enrout# daily between .iaeksonvillo and Cincinnati. FRANK fi. WANNON. J. M. CULP. Third V-P. & <4en. -Mgr.. Trnf. Manager, Washington, D. C. Washington, D. O. W. A. TURK, S. II. HARD WICK, Qen. Pas. Agent, A. Won. Pas. Agont, Washington. D. C. Atlnnta, Qa. Charleston & Western Carolina Railway Company. AUGUSTA AND ASHEVILLE Short Lino Schedule in effect May 27,1000. Leavo Augusta 0 40am 1 40 pm Arrive Greenwood 12 16 pm Anderson 6 10 pm 1,aureus 120 pm ?36 am Greenville 300pm 1015 am _ GlennSprings.... 4 30 pm rpartanburg 8 10 pm 000am wi L nion 7 30 pm raludn 5 33 pm lieiulersonvi le.. 0 03pm Ashevilb; 7 00 pm l eave Asheville 8 20 am Union 8 45 um Spartanburg 1145 am 4 10 pm Glenn tunings.... 0 45 am ' Greenville 12 01 pm 4 00 pm Laurens 1 37 pm 7 30 pm A nderson 7 00 pin Greenwood 2 37 pm 0 00 pm A rrivc Augusta 510 pm 1048am Leave t o.umbla 11 (>6 am Newberry 1320 pm CHnton 1 03 pm A rrive t > reein l!le 300 pm Spartanburg 3 10 pm (: lenn sprit gs... 4 00 pm l cave Glenn . nrings... 0 45 am i-partunburg 1145 am Greenville . 12 01pm Arrive Clinton 1 67 pm Newberry 287 pm Columbia 4 06 pm busiest and liest Lino between Newberry and Greenville, Spartunbuig and Glenn Si rings. i ounoctlon from Newberry via Columbia Newberry and Lumens ltailway. For any information vvrite W.J CltAIO, Gen. Pass. Agt., Augusta, Ga. T. M. EMMEltSON, Traffic Manage^, ? . j . J.IU.Wf UNION AND GLENN SPRINGS RAILROA D COM PA NY j Schedule Effective Nov. is, igco. ! Tiain No. 15 leaves Union Milll Station 0:15 a. m. Arrives Buffalo 0:27 a in. Train No. 17 leaves Uiilon Mill Stution 4:30 p. m. Arrives Buffalo . 4:42 p. iu. Train No. 1(1 leaves Buffalo 1*2:1.1 p. m. Arrives Union Mill Station 12:27 p m, r>uin No IK leaves Buffalo G:10 p. m. Arrives Union Mill Station 0:2*2 p. in. All Trains T'aily Except Sunday. The Union and Gl< nn Splines Hail* pwl Co , is now prepa.ed to liandle all ixnv-enper and fre'ght business lei wren Union and Buffalo. All fjt-ight for Buffalo will lie handled lilher from tie Southern Hallway depi t or fn ni the | Unioi: ('i)ilon Mill Minion Tickets to m Ib fTalo will t?o sol I at the Un'on Cotton I Mill Station. We row have a firat c'aib fj paa-<eriyfr roach iu opeiatinn. T. 0. Iluncan, Geo. M. Wlight, lTwddeut. UMi'l Manager. *

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