Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF WILLIAM IKI! Elf Conditions No*.v and I\ nr Year.'j Ago Con pared. EEDUCTION 07 TAXATION Avniu 'i c!' I'r. i'tciio:) < t?i\v 1 'Vi.li Activity?I vi'I.t' Ion i oL' I i!io.i ''i.tlo* Willi Cuba I>< 11 icl?<)i>.. .11 -L io Out look us to 1 ii!;?;?ir? Washington. M i.- .1 t\ 11 wluj; is cue full text ?s d- Iivered l>y President M il. . on the occasion oil nis -?:i: ^ly Fellow t'ii. -. -i?: W.-. i< \ i grmble I he: -- ?:i !. 1-: ;. i was jjreat anxnev wr i . t "incurrency ami credit. Ma . \ - \v. Then our treasury : \ quute to meet t:.e curr tUe Bovertttnent Mow t. a- ut.ictcnt for all public i v av n surplus instead ?>t a u ... *. i a i felt ooictratm' I to e :i v- : .mv in extraordinary > i r > . v nues to pay t tie or ti a s . the government. M>\\ I \ -a taction to aiinou:: taut t . cr just clo?e.l has r?iue" i *. >: t i "hum of c-11,00o (i i >. i .i a w;t a deep soiiciiuitc leu:'. jnv.^MUJl Hi iHti Ki.llill .. .Ill" agricultural and in . . :-tr mid the cons< 11:1 ir ; . rib iug population. 2> . . av production is cr >.\ : iv. , labor is well enipi ?\ i A r products liti . 1 ; abroad. (Jar <ii\vr-r. 1 r . . ! however, are iuvi. as:; ir. a :pr dented volume us t > a : o'l 1 i necessity of still i'tir* : . * Sii* i foreign markets by i :.. : . . il ; relations. For tlii- \ urj . : p: .1 j trade relations with " i x* it: . > ~ -1? .. 1 i | in liberal spirit bo caivi'u'.ly cultivated j and proinotcd. Our Foreign Kolalt.n-. Four years ng.> we n : brl: ! of war without the ; 1.ti > . :ts : and without any pr p:ua h i r ;i'art :ir } preparation tor tie- i::t; ti in-.: .1. 1 did all that in honor e v. It i d.-ne to avert tbo war. but v.r.ava l. I* becamo inevitable, and n. congriss, at I its first regular session, without party I division, providod money i:t ant nut ation of tlio crisis and in pr y-at ri >n t > meet it. It came. The r .-ult wa ; .-a: pally favorable to American ; : n - <a in the highest degr- huunrabl. government. Ir imposed ni >:i u> o gat ions from which wo cat and from which it would I - j ablo to seek to escao \Y : ?v . i peace with- the win- . and t; - i vent prayer that i! u:t. r i. between us ail i oth t. be settled by poaortul urhitm; ; >:> a:.-i that hereafter wo may Lo aj ... I ti.a horrors of war. Second term. Entrusted by the people for a t. 1 time with tlio office of prosidoi::, i " r j upon its administration ap: recta i. r ' . great responsibilities winch : : :.cn : > this renewed honor and coiumi--:t ?:i. promising unreserved dev m.'i o:: impart to their faithful < i-c ,:?r. verently invoking for my gr.. u direction ami lnvor of A.::;. > i I should shrink from tiie da: i.- i :: ; . assumed if I did nor i?-ul i. i:i : .r performance 1 -hold i hi v ;1>. > >; . tion of tho wise and p. t:* . to- > :: parties. It encourages ni" f r t:. ; * task which I now undert.:. : > .. that those who voluntarily < ; to me the trust imp >se 1 up > i t.i chi : executive of the republic V. ..1 ; v generous support to my done . : > serve and defend tiie consti.inion United States," and "to tin luws bo fully executed." Tti nation.i. purposo is indicated through a, n.itu.n.il election. It is the consriti;;: .:i il . . i of ascertaining the public wi;i. When once it is registered it is a law to in all. pnd faithful observance should 1 !1j.v its decrees. Mllopo Mukctli Not .\-lia:ned." The prophets of evil w : i ia.r tl. builders ot the republic, nor i i ir>i ?: since have they saved < r - rv i ; faith of the fathers was a : i v in its creation and tie* I,t < t scendants lias wiongh: i end famished its detelide.'ri. '!' > . el ^K)ui\g Women The entry ir.to wor.iar 'io i is a critical time for a menstrual disorders started at that lime soon j grow into fatal complications. That I female trouble* are ? .nvev. 1. proves this. Win.: el Cr rJui cstab- , lisbes a cainlen &ni natu..?i :fu..i j flow. When once this ir.ipori.'tRt fu::.-tion Is started right, .1 heahhy i:(e will usually follow, fvlany woi n. y ui'.g and old, owe tlwir hves t> \? ::e. <\ ! Cardui. There is nothing h ; it to ' ffive women frcech m from p.*; n and to h young women (or every duty o: iiie. JIjOO bottles at druggists. I Miss Delia M. Strayer, Tu'.ly, Kan.i "1 have suffered untold pain at menstrua! pe. J riods for a long time, was nervous, l . -J r.o I appetite, and lost interest in everything, ! in fact was miserable. I have taken four bottles of Wine of Cardui, with Thedford's Black-Draught, when needed, ar.d to-d.<y I am entirely cured, i cannot express the thanks I feal for what you have done for me." Foradvlcn In euros re/iolrlnsr arpeui dlmo. J Uona, mldr?-??, k'vihk ?< mpmii,*. u.AdTlaory I? parln r-i.t, I tic Ct-.uf$n Sin 1- I lotus Company, Ckalliiiiui en, Inua. mmmwi BWWllMtewariftiTiifiriasiiiiii 11 str.ict'n nv-r< f!.v<palr iTul win w ul i < . ? > i ii i ubt!it> <>t our i ; v:- .mil u>i Clvili/ttl OH I it i Y |)i\i . <|VHtluj| U' >1? t 1 At .i : :r .:i in treuche . in t'r lout>: u\ tauo theii \t> t ' t v. ; i.; \ it vt-r ;ii -v go, uuil lib y r.'.iri'i tid iiiUtnizpu and uu* \v. rtiiy ' i i! "fit- f t::' w ) out own It' ti - -is;*.: !.- t-iniumi:; foumirv: ty r<=. Out will n " u.-:< vimato by ox, : ,?.i n iiini ..ur m-ii.-i >; t't-:nwiil ik-t .;lur r rropio >?r;s : -rant sen-. A ' . ?\ .-v> \V.I :;.l )l;l' ncs roti? Urines j,, (uhulnlstcf any . i . will i v tiNdovolVti Q ::. .t . t t in- .?; >?. i;v>-i will i vi.i- It it: 1 ti-.il iii.-ilrt' th - . llltiU Ol' iv ; ! > ll l.i'T" :t: tio> < ::_r ti * who would itiuii way sot .- tiilliv*ui.> ?vo uttiac tmt . v shour >d, but tbu more or :> :'.% i >hii> iv - til" wo ii.tw t i.v . .. . : ->l. I'll.' pa: '.i of |>r i- - i >V!*?or 1. ,\ \v ;iiv oil > ' i:ui ...:t . t" <1>. Our "atlien foitu.l . uom Wo lind tliuiu ao. , Xli ' tliont. I'hey cost u>u in . Due tuo wo not nui i 1) tI tor tor tli" t ITort and sucritioj unduro jot to -o w - ic lilted u(>np > ' (>j?|-s; ion <>vo: ? tu . Wo will bo eotool i, too, witli tb i"j:. c tii:ir ?.p' -i:: ? laironte I every movoiiioiir < t tbo republic froui i:> ?? r.uti. is l-.i: ivii.iout >uo l';:o V ; ill-lie i.t - i;. ;:v.i .i on ttud mid its ' . ry : . bus > salted lout tut 1 i:;i::i.i:iity. Wo lire under. :i ; tti r.i. . .i- .i i ar pivduraiitiulv :> eeutury \Vo are I-.I low in,' i.. v i.:. y .. I. Tiioy t; .i;I;: i. \Y 1. : -u >rs falter nil pie i > rutin tnipott noy in tbo uti< ti hi? Sttt'v'. < or* r:5 yonr.s ?>t' ncliiuTO. ::: ; : ; : :. i wo \. 1. anvil. .. . i ; l.'y v. .:a i . \w :s on ttUlttel'S tUM Ill 1 Utittl tO 11 iii With i:?? 4. 4 par; >- \va> tiir nation u> . ?i. 1 . > mi>u -airit ha-it -iv'V'! !! ; a i 1 it pr'j.lcar v< rciitnty. W'j a ia re 1 the principle 4*4 iijui'.uv aai 11 y o.iicelvos an . ly mi act 01 oaf- will we assign to tvos n su". ordinate ran'.: iutholam.ly o: ra". >:.g. My iciiow cit:i . tl: ' * :; lie events if t'.io pi t I ;*l" h.iv ;;4jti ? into :ii.story. Tie v arc i > u? : i.> j c-rify r itai. - . , ?,v a a; 'Many til?'l I '.U 'tit "US and l'a> selves and Vol itions with tl: rout ! t v. . . ;> .! w hit 1 tho U111 i i : so 1: .ivb.\ in the t . i; !;ra"i'e4 ia Cn; it. Wiii.'' new CO Am-rtcan kfhas L en 1:1 iir.nuouy wi n i:< true spirit untl best trn iitious an i s il aliiijt with t.m r salts of lis troUcv will bo that of mo ivrutivu and iiavr.'. ?. I?< "si '.Sans W.t !l < il'> ?. V." face at ti i m in: at a tn -f important ?iu <>: ta tuturoiMl:i'' ft I ...red Sr::t. v. itii Cu'oa. with our 1; 'igiili ?: \vt must remnin close ::: -i:..-. i'i. ?. c. ir.?;i"'i i tllO imrpoao.-s of this gov rU'.lli'lit in thu resolution of Aj'ivl T . in made j,* 14?'l. liviv ; 1 of the island by tho nrinv 7? t'>,<aijj, t'.io executive, with nil practical-lo spocil, has li. a a. ting its tiuot'.'.e in lie1 -tiooessivo j-tops ncc">s*iry 11 ta > "vtalei-nment of a lrce mid hulc{ en . nt governj 14*1 la'.'.'d to a a::.' a:i i p- r; mi oa.i;:hi >:ia 01 tuti i'tiari mal law which now vest upon tho Unit d Statu s Mii- .1 i .1 i; i y 10 i. :i: i ill li -a i I .L by t'.r- : . ;.Ij to train a constitution is approaching thuo tuple tio : or i- ; lib >r-\ i; o i Aim rloan c i;': 1 J til-. MOW f?OVorill?OMI is of Ml ; IVJit iij'tmr; iiav, i :vo.vin:; an . : r > suiting from ''li:* rvenliou i fl:. ;i'i of :> are, ti.:' 1 :r::i la I > ;. advised t. iw :>r ; t ?> loeyrt-- < ? the 5 lav which ilio K \ i\ nci: Of til tfavi Mitnent i I fho i e?r ialnoM-: ui Cuba i.iul till Unit* i s. i'iio principle - \v id led to onv iM' TVi'iiiinii no are mat u I'undanioir.al ia'.v ii:?.?:. v. : v . .. t*?>V 1*S:i;< :t V : b- :; i: a U id-euro a ;:oV"-nmi?-!U i\?; :olo j. r loraiin.,' t:: -aiti.-- :r::ii mr;wir; tlu functions it a st-parato nation, ?;i ob scrvin : its i11 rnai '.mini <>bligat.?ni-\ o nrot'vui'.rr i . ami property, i i.-u tut order, -'.:cp p?.-. i lib rty mil oi?:i: t;i I ii: ; to the >tabii*Ji?-d an i ii.-1 ,i -al ol ' icy of tao L. anted ~ fates t:i its rea-.t. j to Cai p.. 'lilt* p v. . i\: wo p.:".) ?.1?<\ U I leave to trie Cut tit ] must r; i with :t nn raiito -s < f perm m -nee, I Wo boiiome h; uvt for the pnciiicuiiod ! o: ' ho i1. nil 1 wo remain I ablo to tliv Cab U*, n?? less than to otll ' own atitry and ! '<> for the n c >:: I struct inn or Cuba :;s u ireo common! w >altb, on aai iiiijff luudatlotis of rijihr justice, liberty and nssuri i order. Uni oiifinnchb- m <>t' j.?. pl?? wi.I . : bo C t : Ulltil Ii* Cubit s Kill ' In a ...i: v, u a.:, |. ; a t r??- . ii;.r a iin-iy ?-\:?.?rini* .ir b ami,; \\ .. >:: itself tb'j ? A:ai ats ot failure.'' ! !;(? '. ?. ? ; ;; iVorinm tit : : ho i lilt) ; . it ha , huW'OVi'l'i t . ?vi i I llll army to unable tlioeJcoontivotu sup ri to till) illh.lbi(lll) M tltld t I'M i .. authority of tii > l hit< '1 tshttt ; i r iJ out i.iu nrai'.ipe.a^o. It it.is uutnirual t <ati;. 11'>tt of native troops unrti-i try to the ivirniar lore a. It lt.tr I) 11 'vU'ia . froliie jiiuo t-? lliuo of III a i of : ltti itary and nnv t oHl >rs ia rho island! of my notion ;;' >1 n:.aerv:1 e > ni: -t-o:t . <>i ) it; : : : a > wit a widen t .: y v v c!! j, of 111. ;1 ?ln; k rf j?-av tr V .a thai a i of i \ t'.nl act ', aa : . ex.vutivo comnr..--i >:i Ti _ < th- r witii tin* very-onip.etc genera information they Jiava u'jaiitt a, Tit"?o rep >ri ; luhy set forth tit" c a t: .us, I '.st ami i>; - ia the islnn-is, ami t ; in>:rn -ts >ns o! *.irly show tlu principles which will guide tho ? ?; r tiv until to ci :: -iv-s a.l, a l i; i do by tl; treaty, h: Ovinia *iii?- civil right- ami political stain- > tho native inhabitants." I.oc a 1 So l" <J over a in o a t. 'I'll c ?:iyr bavin,'* added t nj fane tion of i ant nority l > t jhiw* r.s r.) r-'r.dy Jos- ' -y "i t.'iii < *: jvi- d by the c> citu .a unt. ; time ,:i-titu:i m, tin-rubj bavai;: vvi : ? eutiv t tli r sp n i bi.ity lor tin.;: .vrrnim nr or tho 1'liihp ptu si.a!i e mtiuno the it fort - a !fi a ..'ti'i ii:11 1 order shall l>o iv-r?.r?t liil'ou^ia at : ae idan is mi i a., fn-t as eon (iitio'is permit will establish local gov era meats, in tlui fe.rumti >n of which tie full co-opera! ton of tho peoplo has boei already nv.-ed. and whuu o?tftlih-h#r Wti. it.iM itin nouglo lu nuntt'.tUlfti , tnem i no <orrioct purpo-e. tonjj ago nrovai eh. t > at.i r.l t1 ;- inhabit ?nt* of th i ! . f - ?v- : t ?\< ta<C as , t.-. v \v : aiiv : r r. will ? pursued ! v. iiii earnestness and ul . iy. : (i-Kit lionlis Already. 1 | Alio riv v.i ;!in.> been ueeoilir j plished in this dlroctiou. -The isovoru* i meat\* :v;uv-e :?ative<. civil and null, tary. nr h lairhinl and noble work in their ins :i >?' ? nus.eip i::i and I mori: the approval and support oi their I c antrynu I'll- m?t liberal tortus of a: ni' ' itavo ativauy been e.nunmi eared t<> t ie in>u dents, and the way is still i *> si lor in '-e wh > have rai-ed tii? arm* s.^: the govern in. :u for hull; rab.e u'e-sisioi-m I > it- aut:. >ri:y. ' i i - : e 'iinsryiii' si mould not li.-H' -eivod. W. are n : v i^in ; war uy.iius: the ill' habitants of tho Phillppiuo islands. A 1 p?.. > i .if thorn are raaUisig war against the United States. Ily tar the ;.:ro.it r part of she inhabitr ne.jyni/.e American sovereignty arid w Ieotne it as a* jnviranty of order and o - .urity fir life, prop-sty, lib:: ion* of r. !i no: ' it ili.i mir. suit of lu>Mj in in them lull protectn-n will l>o ;:tvon. l'lioy .shall i:ut bo tibnuti tod. We will nor ie ivo the <iostiny the loyal millions of tho islands to i<i. i vai tn uj- nu's who are tu re, i belli*>n against the United States. ()-.: uu?l-t civil ins:itn i-.ns will o-a vt ;.s those w.to : >w Ureal: tii.- . ix-i ;i ; i:. pit. lore-.' wilt nor lie needed or . sedwbon tho.so who make war atrain.-r us shall maim ir tio moro. May it * ad with ur further bio ulsli 1 and there Lo ush -r< >1 in tho ri t?'n or ; -ao t-> bo made permanent l>y a government of liberty under tho law. <).t lit' Ketti-c?l Ids:. i W.\>i:v *5 toy, March -I.?Two proud* 1 . t > . ncnt nav..l m rs w<re pme-d on tau ivtiv.-d !i.-r tou.ty on. ration ot tho :aws< :i licence: of uue. l\.-.n ar ih-ar Admiral Piiiiip C. 11Uhorn, v. -> has b i chief of tit bureau of construction I and repair for the past ? :e!it y ars, and J I. t.r. Colhy, pay inspector, the - ranlvitio o!?:ocrs of the pav corjis. WILLIAM fflllEY IS iNAUGUriATEU i Enters Upon His Second Term as Frcsi&cnt. , j MAGNIFICENT CEREMONY j Wonderful lievelepinmi of tho (irti',! li-p ;t>tio Nti ikinjjiy ami I niprcsslvely i 5 i asl rated? Imp long ! ami j Jiio dent". Wakuisot :.*, M : .? 4.? William Mo J Kill lot of Ohio today w As inducted in the . i.i. < ' : i i c fit-1 engii;a ; in ii ?x i.iii- iv>U3 i.*. t t 3 ; i -; ntsoi i the Unit* . State* thus hcuui d by tile i American p? wi: ti. n Siinu'iiam ine ly Jnenuoro a veil t>? Mew lei'. Lccanie vice piv?i.l? nt of tint United State*. 'lit'j ceivimmy that timmed i'..i >eco:t ; ,'i-.-ump::ou by Pre.?* : iiieiit MciCisili'y of the cares of suite was : impressive ami lull ot sugitestinli of the j dcvelopua n~ of tno republic during tbe i pa^r tour vi ars. . | J'ho v.'i ata.T i- always a - .nrcj of upi predion.si . o:t lnaugsirati day,ani t j ha . bee almost a truism tha n-. vtr ? can a i te-ol ; r ?* on two e- li-eeu. tive inauguration.: to have well la: i wont in r. A 1 ppoli of : ninrkubly j line w -athcr added to tae probnbiiine; I that i cnange i"ast soon lr.? expected. ! Uiir tie- weather nrcati. beginning Sat . ! un. iy ln.*t, insisted on declaring lorliti" > weather, nud the spcoiul i ullctin issued > ! last lr.-t'it exnrossod absolute conlidenue > i oti i bar p j A: o'clock a. tu. a uin.i'.ing rata wr. ; fall.11pr. and at sunrise the clouds hun f > j so illicitly that tlifi orb ol' day wn : scarcely visibl". hut about S o'clock ; j the clouds began to br-air, ami iu tlto - I couv.-.'.' of an hour broad beams of sua i ! light swept the avenue, tlio variation; t from light to shadow, as rho clouds scuddc.. rapidly over tao sky under tii influence of a northwest wind, adding i variety to tin- picture*. On the whole, ! the weather protni-ei io redeem tt: i pieopo hi ilie went nor mnenu ttiat in-1 * | weather w. i L> glorious, the temperai uiro bi-iiir; mil t and bro.uI trotohos of 1 blue sky : .;> ,! as tire sun forc-id its j way through iho clou 1 ! M i aniiicvii I Parade. I 'J lie patvniu that followed l'res tla .r MoKmlev today mi Lis return from t;. Capitol ! > the V/uiie lb u<e ami }>a>-e i in r .-view there he for- - nisr. was dill- i t n from ah it j ?:lec - :ti the niaj-at'te pi\boniitn t: of t!? mi itary teitur-. Tin! civil m its-... ist was *iup to th-; uv- iaye iti jiumbers, yet i-y actual eouu' in : !v by tit.- mar>ha-.! :!i ;i>ii-:--r-i outI'.umbvrod civilian;} in lino by nior: tin. ; tar- t<- --a in i.luo wu'u many soldiers who laid cayriml the couur.ty's . j 11 , J;:r oat into the \.orlil an I hah . w.i^id war watch \\f.i - all in tit ti.r wh it tiro lust inan.yarnl prom .- : : n rein 1 .1 l'-.-nn yiv im t in ai With iii v <t;:i v * ran--,auci i.i t ; lac of a-ill .. a - t no pre ?idt ill's i -.-or:, niaivii- il a nutm r contingent, made u. entireI >* of .-oliii-Ts of tile civil war. A: , tu.-ir neii'l ni. reh .-d iho liou^ii 11: 1 : : i band lor tli- ur.-t tiir.o in a quom r ( ftu < beside lii.M i i too t-.ttviaf; Cvnnrwi- tin* .i-r < :' viv-idour U Stai - I'm to i:U tilta in cupy . . :.'iiii'; jto-1;i'>!i. J h 'it ? ! K:ui y hint for i ;> r j?;ini;>iH i : i ; i-. t'ii. ir.eiiiLiis ol tii'i cioni.'.:: i hj;ichosen by coii^'i't) s to i tin ohnr.t i>' t '.o lnur.fjurnlioii, lmadi i t \ Senator II Uiiia. Tho : :.t;ons <.f tho world, ,?ru.ir ;i!i ' Bin:;:!, ] ..id ili ir tribute to tho pr.->i dent in n". iiiianco at tho I'tiri'iiioiu-nr tin-< it.il ar.d in uvi. wi.'i/ the i parade. j Tan i;avv w.i- represent.-d in tin- < ; ; ctrioii: more mv.ni-m :?!v than over beI fiiiv. i! ilt' ;i doz-a w.ir.-hips. nu-i ! Hi.in i n re u-sonibied in tho Poticn theiuv.l wur, coati iauted ti:roa;;:i tni'ir sudors and murine; one (it th mo.it iintii-i;: and ciijnynbio matures o: tkm ci inony, mniciru; ??v r J.On r-troiif?. Down on tho wati r front lay tho f.nn ns old flagship Ilnrrford, whil ' i nr tlm juivyyard floated tho double i tarreted monitor Purinnt. luril:-.' <: i.vii tin; Potomac lav other vos-eis 11 inblo t > yet up tho nvi r to Wnshiu^tou, j hut whoso crows swelled tho lis: of pull radi-rs * I ? l-.illl WtlilO Jlotl 1 to < Itpllfll, i ; I? Mii 40>U0 ti'ftla it wuou tut! u-rwsl ! dent enrerb l tne w.'i'o it?m-a rnrrin :c. ! I With biin were > nntor Mhiium, i?> -i f ! sctuattves M .-Ke? ami Uann* a. sv-irv- : I tarv Cortelvon and tho members of i.n- ' ! cabinet tool; tneir places m their owij i carriano, and with :i trumpet I 1 isr, i e- j procesdaii starred. In i u-> of t hor.?r- ' rinses A ^ . y r;d < P-i-i ; Miii's Wei,' > ..ti'.i i.i !!tr. in fail i'.iV-- ' j uniform. I' a o;: 11 \s turned \vu>t i 1 i upon i\ i\ar. i -i. eau to ranch the ; rear of the c.?o ?t*t coUunu. ami then | j 1 oouutcrma; , p -.-in : th\> White ; Hous-' nijtin at t o'clock. Ciranrf ?.i ir-ha. < it. ctio and .-tut' were tit the ! inn 1 id tnc hue. <> ;. of tif fit \-t rotable and impro-- ' , *;v.- :< mun - oi the whole day's eeivmo*t: . \ .i- v/.i.-o, ii ? veterans at the ?.v <>t couiui.utd. tit:- i'.>rio liican bat- ; ialiou .- wnutr into tan lino of march. I Tin y laid b > n ivstinj.' o:i Pennsylvania s avenue. near KI-vontli street, and as ' the i -deoat< t arc bnyinon passed tln-ni, < y v. ; - i eau if ul i-ivcisi-.n t to thou* place, wiiaout cat -in^ a sec- ? ond's delay in tho march ini; line. The ! i crowds sots: up a mi-.-hty en.-or as these 1 lint WAIi KtVhNUt 1 BEDOOTiON BILL c: i Full Text of Hcasurc Finally . Passed by Congress. A COMPKOHI3E EFFECTED [ lloth !l< am-3 Acquiesce !u tin* Changes I?? CM.tiiaiciiclocl by tli? ( iini' rcnoe 1 | <'omii)ittee ? New c'.ii'iluli* liiu's iulo . Klloct July 1 Next. i Washington*. IV b. 28.?The; cm- ., fc-lees of the seiiu* j and hou?e upon tno j war re von uo reduction bill today an- N nounccd ike result of their deliberations 1 upon that measure. As air .sidy at .to.I. j the report of the cuuuuittco shows u compromise all tilon^ the lines of tiio -1 bill, the changes iu the present law boiny us follows: To: aeoo?Twonty v.- r cent discount <j of the original tux of .' 2 o per J ouud, 1 us u?uiusi. 2b per ivi:t i o atctiou u< li:.*eil { by the ?-nalo and none a? i.c bi.l pa.->cd tlio lie use. 'i he rate agreed upon will 1 nuiltu the ; \ *'.) On per KM p un l.s, a sta i in the ! dispatches yesterday. Ci those voi;{hu?K more than 13 ,und> ' or 1,0'J) the iioil-o rate of -til per 1,000 was retained, as against i'-i 00 us llxod by the seuato aud (il W a> iu the pre- nr .aw. On t: o<e weighing ? lit . 'I I> . .... I . . ?I.A . * ruto of 1,3 cents nor pound wa> nliowo I i to .Mum!, si.-? a tain>t i. c rite <<l ; i jut l,0l)U as tlx . !.y lac t x.slm;; i.:\v, Wl.i.dl ] was not us.-rurb d b; tiio ic Ci^..rctt?'.s?(j.i t.\vfL;bti!'< uos i more iban 3 : > pt r tiio senate ami m tixiti ; :.) rate at i 5 o its per pound prevailed. i' . < hou-e did not change tbi) exi-u "t i ' Peer?Tito ho.i r.t:c of ijl.fl.) p : barrel and ro. . .tilts;: t.-ts ? j (ii-cuaiit was ' retained. 13 aiders' cnpiirl? ,'V t:r J i\v ro' tinned, ih- uua.no i l'rjtu its ' utuendi.ietir. i The .-t icl: 1 r ' t; : i: repealed by , tii or tibial actio:: ot b >;.i imu-es. Ceitili'mi s ot ; t' >e.c ttiausforred? R.Um o! '<! cent for t-a-ii ;;iuJ is ro- ' ?aii:e !, ami tne :- a:.it aim a.lac. :11 inak- ' itig the law luciu'lu tho transactions of baclicrs'.idps was ace ptod by tlio iiouso on ;et\ e Isal. s of products at cxclmlitre.-?Tlio si nr. < rttiii a-iiUfit; i -mcr sales of nunvMtiub; n ; tu.i' fours of transj. .rialw : was ace i?t i, 1;: tii" r ite of ' < tat a,f eu; a i-i>V a- iix i by the j pr'solit law ;is i lained, tin- soliato inat:. i . n; uniting tlio rata tj>'3 bcia^ j (lb i-n c i to. J j... a it cm cms ? Hope ilcil in m c jrdunce j wtta riic house t'Ciio i. Wen dieaies deposit?Tax rrpealod. ' Promissory note j?'JJox repealed. i' !M 1.1 It. " -- i'::\ r.I i Pills :>t i-.i % I ?ri?ica ? i'ho rate :i;:. i ai e.>u;s l.-.ou ; j.J?, in accord i ano with tie - mat nniLii iiuenr. i.utii' r tor export?Repealed. j Kxjffi. - r. ci i il ..1 il. T'-:i-pliono mt a ago? li-pealod. , i Mi-o.-ilan. ou ; littmls? lax repealed, except 11 ] it til bond of indemnity. Uert ideates of damago and certificates not otiierwiso specif! -d?Ilopoalcd. Charter party?J*, -pealed. (Joiiv -van-.-.- Fx noted be' ?\v $'1,5U0. Above fi.&X), cents for c-cch ffiOt't in i accordance with the -on t action. | Ti-lf^sv.ph "> <-'.ige ---Tax repealed. lustiiaiic.:?Tax repealed on all kinds of iusuraticc, in accordance with tlio aoi tion of in<! house, tho senate confer .os receding on all sonaro amendments, j lx*:is? s?Tax repealed. Manifests tax Repealed. Mortga t- R peak d. Steamer ticket-.? fax repealed below 1 .$.10 in value and iho rate fixed at 50 ; cents for each $50 in cost for that price ' and over. Protest?Tax repealed. Warehouse receipts?Tax ropealod. Proprietary medicines?Tax repealed 1 in accordance with house action, the ' senate lioing disagreed to. Perfumery and cosmitios?Tax repealed. Chowing gum?Tax repealed. ; j Legacies?Law modified so ns to exclude from taxation legacies of charita- I bio, roligious, literary or eduoation&l character. The total red notion of the revenues an | made by the bill ah axrend npou mil > amsMi u fii-WW-fW, m* MMIM* ' 1 r.s 1 br'.suiv silon^, shoxvin;; j uu'ir anno and pleasure t>y smiling , i faoos. Ir was 11:40 \vh n tiio pr-idont, liis ' cabinet .u till escort reached the eapii tol. Mr. McKinlvy was conducri 1 to ' the president's room, of; she tro-onr lobby, where ho was immediately , join 1 l-y tlie j <tr. ooau it;' <j of con- j j gloss. The .secretary of tif navy, gen- ; | trals of the army ami their im.mediate i nimvr^ entered ami exchanged giv, titles ! I with the commandcr-in-chief of the ! army and navy. Alter the greetings, th> president I signed the bills which the dying cor. j gross had passed. A great pile of them awaited him. Several 1 Mat e' minor ! importance failed. l ie was some doubt about thet Lost - xp >si: ton hi 11. Chairman Tawneyot tho house commiti tee mix: u-'.y stood by until the president a Mixed his signature. It was among the last bills signed. A few minutes | before 12 o'clock the last bill was signed ' and the president and ths members of j tho cabinet entered tho senate chamber. ! T I I ?" t M A SH 3HA ;L?STCNfo L X?0SIT!ON '"tt.Jure < t i t- 1 -I' ll p iroprl.it ioi Vl li! 1 lit N.i ' iit f. Cii Aliav'.i v.?V :.i o lirct;. . - : ? ... ? v.'..r I::tcr a a i \\ -t 1 i w.? >-?r: >a nu ! i.- .. : l.i. -!:t tiift lio i till c.vp.isisioi roul.i it -" ua iM.i!i'.v.i t trou^i failuri i) rou -jv y ?v raaioat ttppropria ioa. i." i'1 ill' : .V' l'n: f i : .in,;, imc I tin V UOra Coin nt . i> ji. ; ft wiii 11 .?r I hi r.lti'roti i'iif u-sui.ii,^.- ... Ik*i*:i jrivi-ti tint' natty or in <1 j si; nts nr Wusituts "it . ... : t ,:l . \ lit-;:.* Of t i.'. in.-!' a::-l .V ! .1 ..flit llis tlav wi.l not ho ucl:iar. 21 ay havo :;'.r mi*. . r. i:>'.; . . p. ti". a.i t i.i:i ; ? ii ilny.<, I'tt'l wailo i;:? .iili-..If. Atx.anta, Mave.i 5 ?Mrj. Miry ti r Ion, u Ioa wi . v a > .-i-: i .".i ur i.j -ovojoy *, t a vial nt l.m i mam l.i ::i. ; .'. .'ii.i' of ?.; ! a .a ii'.- li.'n, n': 1 j.l \v.v* ?iUadV . ill in" lira 5j to . , 1 ' . f .'.t -Mtns 'V' si \ . ?;i t:.* ?i n? 111** it .. -1 r ?? z' : t ? I' i r.n ;:i out h-'-r . 1 r i : a.i i m utf it ; . . . ! I .1 i' I off Wi! v , .. : i . i.. . Wi.l ;e no ii I !. t r ?' ! - : i:; !' .< lias pi : i ; :: .. -"n c ?\; . j>roit l V :.V :: 1 : ii. s ><) C.iV;*y t. . e . . . I. Till FZC I .v ' : a? : CLGW2RS "hoy < ';?;>! i n t </ ! I i I'iit'lr Worl . ? SI5 : .'I i 'lit* t'.. I i I . IT. C.. March 1.Profolvsiomii Mili: oiabt rs l.Uw op >:t th safes of Hen! oc Co., II. S. lloberso:: nui the p-.sroilico :.t Lite. >lnr -n thi~ morn its;: bet we- it :\:t i b o'clock, wont t tli depot, t tol ; r. ra.lzoa i ii ? ? 'ear, t od t > >. svt<>:t jus I eiv mj;n>> ed to It.sv the S at it- : i i rat si t?>: X' v York l''roni tit" ( w.-'ctii -n they t;.?r ?'!, lo t t; ca-h and bctolis and p ip-rs t niomtti.i to .-.COO, several tuoa-and front t'au t*.v stor . A dozen r> o '.ivo an I lown op? and robbed ::i ; ate r c-titiy. t atii.l.v >hot V. '! tin ting. Wa st< ( Ma roll 3. ? II or Dixon, up ' i ! " a.'-. ,u..I ?V:iIi I old about th' -'at ' v. re < Itm.tin; when 1)'." a Was :.:, a entire i uar a l :iet;>iioC ntcrint; ii hhottidi r, ' . : nnie.t <>: ir away. 'J.'n woun l v/i.l ii.. y \v ? fatal. Contractors^ -?builders'^ Mil I CIIODI ICC ft'iD llllUL OUI I Lll. J OaXtlsgS, S'OSi SsAUU, uOiuiujii *?d Cn.i nel BolW, Hod., W*,(feu, Ta?k?. Tow.r. * Ki??i Wtr? md Mml!? Ro??. Uelastajr *a<t>? Und Pnapi, JboXx, ft.rr4.ka, Orxbx, ?<t Rep. Hotata. Mwry ?*y. ttak* Quid Daiivn, '.wMBSRD IRON WORKSJ SUPPLY CC ieuvifi. ?a 7 he fia-it Prcsrription f<>r Mul irh :'>i . i i ?*\ m is a h ! l i?- i f (hi v? ' ? i' i- i i i ! Ti i, o. It is s i>.|> % in III Iji.tliilir ]|| ;t t;iStl!.>S !<;'ln N mm* i j? i" |'i k't- ;,0u. I ! l y NOT ICR. i !l 1V.? bought Jl llOHV} llrsift V-Jfo w? pounds cupfwity, >i> d -m i<? * pr'ptirfil to do nil Vcir f 1 ^ nf ti* >?v .i,'..i,? nr will bin* out tho WHdfi'i. t."??(5m J. VV. tin >:i v ' <? ^A&srtrL*Tit it* signature li on every box ef the poni-ln E.axative Bromo'Qirinirtc t?w?? H> t'.i.tedy that cure* ? colli tu unv ?' ?! n roctacn >;i o ' ; >.() >.: CD as passed tli house an.I 4 4o.,;"0.!* D.\s . uiiomhil in tli senr.ro. Thu bill vli Like ciTeot .July next. A !?);>' <*;l hy < \u:-..l es ?. W.\ -lit \i; i'?\, l'el> C'<. ? Ik'tli hoii-i have:: ! >;<( !; : -r pare ??l t lie oouioreiu: L'onitnitteu 0:1 lit.: war revenue led actio bill. 56TH CONGRESS ADJOURNS liivei* niiil Itcrhor 15:M <ie!s Lost I i In* ">!t i l.l . WasK.n r i"a:v.: 1. ? i'otli house co:i;;r - s ;; ;. i- i >L* die at noon. The ni-'-r i-.i : feature was th ici. ;:i up :*. ; hy eivi'. upproprui ti >u bill. v. s, ..iiy this moniip*;, tli senate n ee if I i'mi:: its nim-auiuienc pr< vl ii:i.. t r the t: >*i:j >::s. ?.">.000, )UD to S:. .* .*i i.*.ot?? for iJuffal Hid $"ou,u<>u to Cluriostou, S. U, Willi jut division the motion <>l 53 01 .tor Alii son to recv lo was n.?*rocd It was th a<*. xvmnin'.e.,- [ o.u in tin; 1 ill in disa {ivi ur.-iir, an.I it meant that all tlango >f an ex:r.i sos- i <n was over. Tin action of ihe "Semite on tho sundry jivil bill v.'iis followed by ili.? >? 'iiato rc :edin^ from the t'n-.rti .-ton am.-minimi o the Sr. Louis t x: o-.tion, bur wliioi lad passed tli house a-a separate mcas ire. This a a : ?:i p.i ? ed tliu bill npj>rc arintin:; :.'u.Uh VJCd for 5"'-t. Louis. 1 vas an in: r-. -lta;; oecas.oii. The most important- action taken b; ho hou-o utter midnight a-ide frou hat on tlie appropriation bill was th Ufeat ol the rese.ntion for tho designa :ion of a sub-commit teo of the insula iffuirs committee of the house to visi L\>rto Hie.), t'uba and tlie Philippines t nuke a report on tlie conditions exist ntr i't those islands. The resolutioi suffered defeat by t'ue decisive vote o lot) to S4. We Mureii -1. ? Tie- jsrcsi ic tit has -.iim ! all of the appropriatioi nils i opt tile river and harbor bill ivhi hi t hied to pa -- the o.mt'orenc ita^c. The Sc. Louis exposition bil ilso was signed. e Health Office Honrs. Q j Wili he in my office, at the Cot ncil Chrub. r, uo!U 10 a. ni. to 12 m. vstiy Uf?y, Sumhijs aiisil hol (l.?>8 excepted, for the cotivi ni< ( ot (it '/.ens wishing burial no niHs or i.? tiaiisni'l iiny o'In l" busiut-83 po- auiin^ l? ll.e office. 11 2o?il. \V. D. II Anni?. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. c h ' Condimril Sc!ir<lulo ia I"..Toot Jau. 17th, 1901. ! " .stations. ?rner. 0 CvTcIia first on ii U0 P B 7 00 a i.i (\ i- " Kuinniorvillo. 13 00 n't 7 11 ? ih % [. ** Branch vi1 to 2 00 nai $ U t n (i .. 2 ii) a in u k'J n i.i Kingvliio 4 25 a ra 10 15 a ! ? Ly^avamuib 12 :io n Ul 12 30 a i .. Hnrmvell 4 13 a in 4 13 a m BUy lcviile 4 28 a m 4 23 a m y ? 7 00 a" in 1*1 05 n i.i >. .. t'1"s,,,oru^ S 14 a m 12 10 u'n Is ewboirv H :o a in .12 25 p m Nmot.v-f:i;t 0 30 a ml 1 20 p in . V?wood 0 50 a in 1 55 ii in Ar. Hod; im JO 15 a in} 2 15 p i.i Lv. Aiiiiovilla. y a ml l ib p m ^ Ar. I'."Ana II JJJ ,, 1M ;j |q p m I.v. Ainimnon ' lo 45 a m! - p m y Ar. <i; , . ,V ? * . . }j -J.I J? ni' 4 13 p 111 J, Ar. Aliimia.(('eiiiTiin.'. ;t .v, n in. Ii'tk) p ni o fcTATluXS. j " I Ml H?. Ml, ) hY' i'.i'^i'iivillc j 5 ..<) |: in' 10 15 a in i'lf li 00 i> III lo 40 a 10 t "Ulinniston. | 0 24 ji in' 1-J 65 a in 0 A i-- Anderson ~j~"< ~K p inI II 40 ? "i - tv. Helton 6 45 p nr~ll 15 a lit 11 Ar. Dominic 7 13 p pp 11 40 n in j Ar. A . < o ~~| " iTlo > 111 j "To :>5 p m ^ I>v. Hodgos ; 7 ;o p ml n 55 a m Ar. Uroonv.'.ikI | 7 55 p t? 12 2o p m ' Isimity-Mx 8 33 p in 12 53 p in .. li ""berry 0 30 p 111 2 CO p 111 n Prnsjiovitjr I 11 45 p 2 14 P in |f Columbia I 11 (X) p ml 3 80 n in 0 Ar. RMcviilu 2 57 a ml 2 57 a 111 . li.iriiwo 1 U 12 a in; 3 12 a in 1 Wax.-mirth <?.? ;l m| 5 p.) a m Ly. Km grille 2 32 a ml 4 43 p m Orangeburg 3 45 a m| 5 33 p in Brunelivillo.. 4 25 a 1111 0 I.i p m Kummorritlo 5 57 a ml 7 31 p in , Ar. Charleston 7 on a ml 8 15pm *P?y?VlxPai.,yi .STATION'S Dally Daily No la. | N ?>. 1.;. j . ? * J _____ N'"- li No. lfl. f JI JWp| 1 U> n,I,v..Ohurlesiou..Ar n lip 7 00 a 12 Uln| 7 41 r.l .Suintnervillo " 7 31 p 3 57 a 2 OJ a; 8 55 n! " .Brnnchvil.e. " 0 15 p 4 25 a *: ?J?| " Orangeburg " 5 113p 8 45a 4 25 a 10 Ion; " Kinuvihn " 1 43 p 2 32 n t 12 80a ILv..Savannah Arl....... T5TS * ,ya| " ..Barnwell .. 3 12a ' 4 2Sa| " ..Ihnekville.. " 2 57 a 8 aJ 11 II 40 HI " .. (!olniitK 1 U O t ? rt HA_ .. vw,u...uiu ? u w |ii n ?tv u 8 67 uili 2Up " ....Alston.,.. " 2 UUpi 8 60 a 0 58 n! 1 23p " ... bantuo... " 1 23 pi 7 41p > 10 15 a 2 (Up Union 12 46p 7 ldp I 10 86 a 2 22 p " ..Jouesviile.. " 12 26 p 6 58p 1 lu 60 a 2 87 p! " ....Paoolet.... " 12 lip 6 <2 p , 11 26 a! 3 10 p Ar Spartanburg Lv 11 46 a fl 15p 11 bo ii j 8 4 i p I v ."spartanbury Ar 11 22 a 8 00p 2 43pi 7 16 111 Lv 3 (JO a 8 06p v ,-P" p. in. "A" a. in. N" night. DOUBLE DULY 8EI1VI03 BETWEEN CilA It LKSTON AND CHtGEN VILLK, PullniHii palace sleeping oars tin Trains 33nnd 8f>, 117 antl ?!ti, on A. tuniC. division. Dining cars on tlio-to trains servo a1: ntenis cninniH. - Trains leave .--partanbnrg, A. As C. division, nortbliound. 7 :u. a. m.. 3:37 p.m., 0:13 p. m., ' (Vestibule Limited) anil 7:37 p. m.; south' bound 12:20 a. in.. 3:15 p. in., 11 :bl a. m., (Vest!- rf" bule Limited), and 1U:'.\ih. in. ^ j Trains leave Greenville, A. and C. division, nortbliound,0:'J.' a. m., 2:24 p. ni. and 6:22 p. m., (Vestibule Limited), and 0:15 p. in.: south- ' bound. I :j:o a. m..4:1I0 p. tii., 12:30 p. m. (Vestlbulo Limited), and 11 '15 a. m. Trains 15 nnd 10?Pullmpii sleeping Oars bet ween Charleston and Go; umbla; ready for l fw"?!?KVi'tv Cars let ween Savannah and Asbevtllo enrouts daily between .lacUsouvilie nnd Cincinnati. . Bit AN K S. OANNi )N. S. H. HAUDWICK, Third V-P. A; art!, Idgr., (-leu. I'm Agent, Washington. D. O. Vusbington, D, O. . W. H. TAY oil. R. W. HUNT. Asst. (>mi. Pas. A^t. Div. Pas. Agt. Atlanta, (ia. Charleston, 8.0. Charleston & Western Carolina Railway Company. \ AUGUSTA AND ASHEVILLE Short Lino ; Schedule in eflcct Muy 27,1000. ** ' Lcnvo Augusta 0 40am 1 40 Dm r Arrive Orvenwood 12 15 pm -jL. Anderson 0 10 pm JPJ Laurens 120 pm 0 85 am ZLU lireonvlllo 300pm 1015am ft : (.l.-mi>i>riiijfa.... 4 30 pm / JW" i {?' ..-partanourg 8 10 pm 0 00 am /[ ' L nion 7 30 pm jj ? Nalnda 5 33 pm *.X, -!-j licnder&onville.. 0 03 ptu ) "* Abbeville 7 00 jini 7 ( l.euve Aslievilie 8 20 am Union 8 45 um vi>urtanbiirg 1145 am 4 10 pm i- (ilennr-piiiiKS.... 0 15 am i 53?i tJroenvlllo 1201pm 4 00pm ?X U .r ^.Laurena 137 pm 7 80 pm Anderson 7 00 pm () . breed wood 237 pm 000pm Arrive Auginte . 5 10 pin 10 48 am :t Lcavo Columbia 1106am ' Newberry 12 20 pm ?J Clinton 1 03 pm Arrive <ireom il'e 3 00 pm , Spartanburir 310 pm y (ileim springs... 4 00 pm J lieave <>lenn springs... 0 45 am ' Spartanburg 1145 am I Grcoiivillo- 1201pm Arrive < Union 167 pm 11 Newberry 2 87 pm m J i< Columbia 4 06 pnr.j io I-asieM ami irosi Line between NrwborryJ and Greenville, Spanunburg and Glenm^J ? onneetion from Newberry via ColumMK.3 Newberry anil i aureus Hallway. X -'W^ < v/t (III I IIUWI 1I1III1UII ? I 11U " ? " v i W.J CKAIO, Oen I'ttW". Augusta, Gjl j T. >1. EMM EIO'ON, Traffic Manager. AjfJW union and glenn sfriMiM RAILROAD COMVANY *1HM c* Schedule Effective Nov. 12, 1960. ' ) Tiaiu No. I") leaves Union Mill! Station 6:15 a, m. Arrives Buffalo 6:27 a. m. .. Train No. 17 !?avea Union Mill Station 4:30 p. rar Arrives Huffalo 4:42p.m. Train No. 16 leaves <l Huffalo 12:15 p.m. A1 rives Union Mill Station 12:27 p.m, Tiain No. 1H leaves Buffalo 6:10 p. mf A1 rives (Jtfiion Mill Station 6:22 p. m> i, AJI 'from* Uaily K>cept Sunday. ' m The Union and Glenn Springs Rally road Go , is m.wjn paied to lv p'le all 1 h>m'!ij:er and freight bun! n era l?etwe?n Union and Huffalo. All fieiglit for Buf- < f.ilo will lie handled ither frim th? ~ *< utl.i rn Hailwav depot or from the Union ('i?ttoil Mill Slati<?. Tiol<el&X> 4k' I?nff:tlo w ill !* M-liI hi the Union C -tlon Mill SiHtlon. We r ow have a first c'fcwk ,a oaH-eiie^r roach in ot-? ration. T. C. Duncan. Geo. M. Wright^ ? frcilMt.t. OenUManaAfc m

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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 08, 1901, Image 8