The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 18, 1901, Image 8
Henry M. Mohn<\s, I'll. (). Mgr.
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FURTHER NEWS FROM
MISS ELLEN H. STONE
Begs That J!a: sci.i Demanded
Ee i. urriea.
TELLS OF HEP. CAPTIVITY
Also Ask-. That tlu* Pursuit ot the Itr
guilds by I'urklsh ami Itulxuriuu
Troops lie Stopped, as iler Lite Is
Kudanxered I licreiiy.
Nkw York, Get. 15. ? According to a
dispatch to i'tie Jouruui and Advertiser
from Sotia, further word has come front
Miss Stone in the following letter, written
from Macedonia to NY. NY. Poot,
treasurer of the l'urkisu mission m Constantinople:
"My Honored Friend?I write to inform
you on Sept. 3 I was captured by :>
great number ol armed men, soint 40, as
I traveled trotn Bansko to Dminatia
with about ioO teachers, students au<i
others.
"The reason wh? they captured us is
for a ransom. Tlie price is ?U5.000,
Turkish, wi.icn -u a must be paid 111
told, and tins entirely without the
nowU dge ol' tlie furnish and Bulgarian
governments, wittiiu tne term of
Id days from today.
"Tne condition of Mrs T-ilita decided
the liuiu, as ?oe i> to giv-.- birtn to a
cnilii in turee mouths.
"We are pursu d by a Turkish army.
I beg l)r. Ha.o;<-i, ni:? roll to go to CoilItantiiioplc
aii'i eXi rt himself for the
pay no nt i f tne ransom at S -.maki lV,
where m 11 vn.i r ceive it <311 presenting
an order try . :ne.
"I'm; men wno captured us at first
showed cout 'esv ami consideration toward
us, bu: p.*..v, -1 tun i'urutsu sol
tiler* ami i.n-ui-Iiazoiiks iiiivh t to
pursue 11s ami u< .a>e i our ransom, their
treatment 11*1 s v angi-i. 1 be* you ru
hasten sciii.inj: t'm r liisom demunded,
and that as eimritetiea ,lv us possible you
will r-pr- .s< at to tne Turkish ?overu
meat that it -t p tin* pur-uit o: us by
soldiers and Husni Ha/.ouks, otherwise
we simli in- kitted by the people in wnose
hands we are.
"i pray you to communicate without
delay tne e? i ti nt- oi !!' < letter to ti><>
reprt-4 --nintiv- of roe I nited States tit
the j.orte u' 1 r -t ms serious eo
operation.
"Pray lor us. We are at peace with
God.
"With hearty salutations,
"Your trteiui,
"Ei.i.iix II. Stone."
CRUELTY OF BRIGANDS.
Bent !Tirii'- liniin.. Out to Prevent
tlini 1'etlioi* Wln-re I iiev Were.
Jstw YoKK. Get. 15.?Charles M.
Dickinson, United >rare-? e m u. ar Constantinople
ami diplomatic tit to Bulgaria,
i.? quoit i :ti a Sotia ?ti.-patca t?
Tho Journul and Advertiser as follow.*:
"Win n the Stone party was eaptni d
they were compelled to wade a stream
tip to tne Pat in mountain. Miss sdo'i and
Mine. Tsiika wire hurrieu up ru-'
iiiountain ami 'to- other prisoners were
releuse-i neXi m riiuiir. .)u-r ut-lore til- '
bt-.tw pn y appeared tne hriitauds en;
turcd a i'urk ami battere 1 out ills brains
win tin- uatt 1 a jjun to prev- lit n n
* . .. -
p, * Kt \ 11 i? ?un^ m iin ? i i l *' v Wl'X'U. 1.(1 j
tvnoiu bain. wu.? n.-?u s a o? iurki-n
* inier- svpen tk?-y ruptured tu? fttou
j>irty."
lliiil.iiiiP Isilkn Writes tier Pure It Is.
Soi-*ia, 'Jet. l.*>.?The parents of Madame
l'silka, rat! liu.v'aiiuu teacher, woo
was captured by Bripnnds, with Mi-j
J?t.eu M sroi'?. rue American niisKi.inu.
ry. have re .ived am. tint letter from'
tneir .uiiiv'or r, urpiupthe srep itiren iv
taken, nnue-.v, .'i.ppiirjr rn?: iiinito: y
pursuit, o-ea\i- tiie nr;p:uid> rnivuie.i
toe prisoner^ wi li liitm (ii.tio death in
the even* oi unnpT t > tnoin-a lves. Ti. |
wnr< * a.vs tent -ne and Mi.-h Stone ur i
biuden in a -ubierr.uunii retreat mil
are treat-, d no..: , ou-iv. Siie also sav*
ti.e oijj.v loeitiis of securing tneir rcleus.
ill to pay tiie ransom demanded.
I'oiles Airnsi ?u p en.
New Y<>kk. Oct. J.r??A ciisparch to
The .louniui una Adv.rti'er irom
Iin Hays tout tie Vo--io:e V-puhr** So* |
fia correspondent o i- wir?-i as follow*
CoiiecriiliiK l?'Veiot>Ji?eiif s in rin-anin.; i j
inp case of Mi--S.'.ii"i'n" e la- .ti
Sol' i n.'V ari'tsteil - i t .in su-pei fs, lie i
c m ' P; ai Get (< : . tl. tco'ii r of im
web li. own arrl-: -r and <. : uty."
JM-areli'il Court H or Ottfinns.
(ill UOMOWi, Ivy., Oct. 15. ? Under j
tliu opt ration oi Jun>ro Canniil's or..a
|uar ail persons be searched lor c>>n- !
cntii'ii weapons before In int' jxriu'ri. </
to enter tin criairoom, tin- jii tjr?- li.rne?
li aiui ul< cue mwyir.i >,ij ouiu aims
MioiJiiiKM to a * arch tins nioriiinn at
the bull-is of u.-j.r v bend's. l ni-tri,tj
of Caleb i'owers is now tinier way in !
earnest D. M. Woodson >: KraiiKforl i
was tne commonwnnltn's first wnuoos.
Steamer < ollilies Willi I'n r.
IiOsi> v. ' "f- 15 The Crifish steamer
Mns-apequa, Captain VVatkins, which
arriven at Huvre yesterday from (ial
Vest on, eoihinii with n pier end sustained
serio-.i- dnmatfe, several of her
bow plates having been stove in at the
war?r line. Thirteen leoc of urusoury
0< tho dock Wore di-p.acod.
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Vuiurice \. Alooi'tf
ivMC ^ IM i A KM AO ?
>M:
LD BREAKERS
I COLD PRICE 25c.
: On'v at .
RE'S PHARMACY,
tel L " tnoil
45 Q8.~
F HUYLERS CANDY.
?mtnmmm?n?tj ?'nr? ??ji w " JTAV.
A A f A P Q A I A A ??*\
UJLU&WAN KtHtLS
: SURPRISE GARRiSONj
Invade Tabogo Island and'
Capture Arms, Etc.
ALSO KIDNAP THE ALCADE
1 wo r-iiiall Schooners Loaded Willi
I'rovi-ioiiM Wore < Mrrieii Oil'?Uesidont*
of Panama Jv.Jouruill? on Is- '
laud Kleil, hearing Another ltuid. ,
New Youk, Oof. 15?Lauding uuex- j
pectedlyeariy Sunday iu truing at Tabogo
inland, a watering place, 12 miles oil
' Panama, iv party of revolution -ts surprised
t!ie garrison ami captured arms
and uur.nui lion and kidnaped the a calde
and two other officials and carriei
away two small sonoouors, one of tin i i
loaded with provisions, and tiie orite.- j
belonging to the uteulde. says the Panama
correspondent of Tne Herald.
Tney ulso obtained a large quanti'v
of provisions from the Chinese stores
and raised about ?300 in silver. Many
famines from Panama sojourning on
rue isiaml were much alarmed cini an j
roti?rned to tins city in the- evonimr
fourtul of another descent upon tn
isluud
! Ttic revolutionist's 1?>?r the island at
about y o'c; >ck sjiii"' ty morning ;or
C.i >rreru, ."> mi.es a a y, wii ie tire -ifu
; tit'd the revoiu lonurv h<-a -quarters,
un it r command of Col >noi 11 The .
goveriunen. troops on Tabogu island
c >tiiprise only 12 ui> ti auu tucso men (
I are in a sickly coiuiitiou.
Coloinh i t;J >aiio!lo*; I'mnsfor.
Nkw Yoi.a O'C. 15?A dispatch from
Paris io l'tie imes says tne director oi
! tiie new Panama company, in a circular
i to the shareholders, says that Colour ia
i has expressed its r< auiness to -ancti i
the transfer of the c.n.al to the Uni;? i
t States. An estimate of tne va u< of the
; undertaking is men-fore being prepared
I at rtie r> qu-st of the lsfiinnan canal
i commission It will be ready by the 1
I time congress meets.
Kriarae* meals Near liortonnmo.
N::\v Y'?eic, Oct. lo.? Tne Panama
corrc-pi'itdeiir of Tne rb raid cables that !
ofH mil reports have b- en received ot serious
engagements near I.lenouonio, 111
tin- provi 'ce of C< cie, her ween government
troops and revolutionists.
I ANDRADE WILL LEAD FORCE.
Reported Tliut Me Is Preparing to
Invade Venezuela.
8an* Jvan, Porto Rico, Oct. 15. ? Persistent
though unverified rumors are
current that General Audraue, ti.e
former nresid- nt of Venezuela, who is
now h re. will shortly iiead a force of
men troai-fin: Islands of i uraeao hi i
Ti'iuidnu. who will invade Venezuela.
It is said :i- ha ; planned to sail Oct.
11. on tin1 R d 'D" line steamer Pluiadel
nil ia. :r.-m New York for Venezuela,
via Porro R eo, and that he enauged his
inimi uali an hour before the snip nnied,
presuiutibiv because tne Philadelphia
varied r.?-r rofruinr course, Touching first
ut LnGnaru, wm>ri steps had he on rak' u
to arrest rm* gen- rnl. Too agents o
the Pniiadolpnia are auihi-iry for rii
staioiaonr rna; General Ainirado intends
to s. ii Oor. Vo >11 1110 steam* rCnrnoas.
Die general is living qni -tly in a
Hliburo of San .Juan au?i is -el torn seen
ltj on lie. Tm* Is and of Curacao probably
will be ins headquarters.
CONTENTION CVIR COREA.
laps Ainklirr Ifrmly f* or War With
Kit *.<u, **ay Or. Shiiii,
San* I'i;ancisco, Oct. 115 ?A war be
twoen ltr.ssi i : nd Japan over Cor. a is
pr dieted by Or Nude las Sonu, prot'es
sor of surgery in tin University of Cni?
cago, wio iias arrive"'. h< re from a tour
of tin* Oriout. Sum lie;
Wiiiie I ?vns iu Jap in I noticed on
ov' ry tuiud tliatrnc Japanese wore tuak*
in. pro; ara'ions :>>r war wicb Russia
ami tncy made no secret of it. i'iei
cause of the trouble is no secret in
Japan. It wants Corou. duo:'.:, i*< iioc
[ large cnougn 'or the Jaitnie-e. liussia
practical v mods M ini nurm ami Japan
I do>?.? Hot lutein! letting bis n .iioii extend
jr* inihmnoe to Corea if u an >e
pr v 'iited. ileiice too preparations lor
war."
I'l'iii" In I ii1 ti* ion I* s^lli f*.
Mi 'V V'iK'f, (fit. 15. ? Tne Huoiios
Avres oorre.*>>iHn!oj|' >( 1'iie l'lni'-s a *S
that in * >it>* of in* warlnc* - uhjioatious
regarding fno sttat'-tric roads made by
v-iiiu* in m^iHiH'u n?rrm . y f n?- presiii<
nt, of *"1111? iiu- Miii-i" riuiihurio declarations
th it a friOM'iiy mid .. ac -fui sohi,
mii <>f i iif u;Hic;?lti\s can hi reached
witliin tiivj terms oi ir?aue.- a*m it^reemciits
in two u run fwt> republic*.
IIli? Ifewnr.l Kor Dc'iiiirnilo,
Cn\nisrtvi:, N. (J., Oct. 15.?Jim
Lowtry. alias John Jot)kins, the negro
who so loiniy innraertii Ohiof of 1'olico
II. S. Jones of Sneiby, N. O., on Aug. 4,
1001, in still ut large. lie is n desperate
criminal and the. rewards lor niw cantore
iniw aggregate $700. Governor
Ayooek has offpfi d a reward of $4u0 for
the state; the town of Bnejby oifi rs 4ao0
lswarii, and Sneriff A. It. fcuttlo of
Oleyelatid county, N. O., offers floO reward,
waiting a total of $700.
4
SCHLEY-SAMPSON
COURT OF INQUIRY
Former's Witnesses IiegTn
Their Testimony.
LIEUT. SEAUS IS CALLED
Admiral Schi?*y 1'lni.U- tli? I'resiMitatl.in
nf III, s I.I.. ..f >-- . - - "
. ,..v ui nil < ifc \,itn i>
Completed Within hvi Weeks?lit'
Will lie l.nst to Ho Heard.
Washington-, Oct. ID ? The nreseuration
of the Schley si to of til case was
oontinuu in the Schley court of iuqutry
today. When ve-teruny's wi*n<c os h:itl
been recall, a ami had uiado t.ie verbal
correction* necessary in their u.v.innmy,
they woro promptly dismissed and at
the iustunco of Mr. ll vynor. the jut;,.:;
advocate summoned ldeutenaut t one
maiuier James 11. Soars, who, as inntenant.
was Admiral Schley's 11 u otll
ccr oil hoard tho Brooklyn during the
war with Snain.
lie te.-td\e i to it any devils connected
will the c:un:-. "itu ami win .? t -a. >t
sivfo'di' i by a number of oth'?r
otti't r wno S'-rv-td on mo uikiyti.
Tne d t tor lite ,y iuclnd?it I .omh- oe H
Commnnder V hi. Mason. j. cutivu
oilic r of the powder uivi o? .??e
niivul riciil y's flagship, and Lh?ur> nantJ
Edward Simpson, who was in charge <>(
the 8-i tch turret of tho Brooklvn and
opeie u lire on tne tipatiiarui win n tin v
came out ot the naroor at San run: >j
Charles Wcbstor and IC twar t Mc.Cauley,
tho tormer b-tng a watch oili. r
and the latter signal oliioor on tu<
Brooklyn.
feiiley Will Bo Liot Wlnicss,
Admiral Schley thinks it quite inobahie
that the presentation ot nt^ .esritnony
in his hi halt <-a:t be e<cu: ho 1
this week and n -xt .lb wid he rim la -t
of riie wit uesse.s to be lieard aim wli. i
he y e? oil wtil uiaitit a ;vvi w of the
tire campaign covering ins points in
th" v ?utr?>versv.
E i.'iui'uii Nnntz. Cu^pti i-'or, wat
am nig iho.-e w o \vi re o die u- <. rie.
lornter testim- ay. He n . iea to ii
stateini lit of yesteruuy tun. he a. i
seen tile Hr kIvii tiring -ni M.iy -M. t n
day of the bom ai'diucn* or :Colon,
where, ns Mm record show- d. that Vessel
wa- at tuar time coaling ami did not
participate in rim en: arc i nt
Lieut mint Commami- r Sears 1' 1loweu
.Nunez Mr H?vnor question i
him. saying ar the b ginning oi fie
ex:; iiiiatii-ii tna? he would em nime
ceriucg the points ot :ne precept ami
rt questing that replies shouiu be ac0u'"i>e
as possinlo.
Mr. ee.it ' saei tiiat wnc-"i t h Ji-io r
squ.iuron arrived ?.iT ' i- uni-vo? n
knew nothing oi a eu'b of si .-mils for
communication wit a -u< i.'iti ins.
Q'i' Stioiio I concerning tne McC-ila
inemoian luin he sa d i: hai lie
brought to Co nm lor* Shiey bv i.
llawk ami by no other ve?s 1 to hi?
klinwleiig.
Commander Sears guv- > d.-raile-i liecouin
??: t i o ii'of " rei wit:i cm Lint:
steamer A:uui, nation on flu?
point being as follow
"The .Nun. t v-rrr. m IT lie pott th r
ami was board <! ;it first uiu! r or a i
from Coiniiioimre Sena y hv file Ca>:ine.
and niter Cap .un Leery of the Cu-tine
had made-Ill? report to riie comm .
the commodore si*nt one of the ntiie- i s
of rhe Lrooklyn ui-oarti n r. Atter ii
hud returned ana m i ;c r-.j> >rr, file comliloil'if"
directed in to go ah >ard t.. Anii'
i an i -e i! I uld contrive s in
niaiuier of tno i; in-- captain of I.
Adiilti. an oi't Kn.ru *;iinnn, to "mr mmsell
out n lit 11 m ten u- - nu-tii
iibou* what wo- u, nig on losi.e Ce u
?U"iM>s i'ne e intain said oi cour.-e n
wouiu be v ry glad o ao it, ?s in wa?
coming una r tne until or; y of our ll :
ill Jit: alien.
"lie suggested mat when he cam
out on til-- n- xt day w<- .-mould bring
hun to wirn a snot s i that anybouy ?b
serving it from snore w >ul i see tha ii"
vt.i.i.it. i x .innit n?rt.-i* uuu mar umvbody
who could monk Srintiish couhi
lino <<ur all they p'enseu from lite n Fit goes
had on iioarii."
-Wtthwnac un.iersrnnding did thov
go mto port Was there any uu orstandi
?\ ir:i you? '
"in-it iie \v"' ro coim> out n- xr day
and it wou a be no?ibIu lor us ro put
that inf >rmarion; in race, ic would be
very easy to do so."
"Dui he come out t;io next day?"
"He did not "
of Signals.
Hriu'isostated that ('oTiiniodort S-hley
had toui him that Onptuiu Met'nil i 11a 1
hron. lu a corio of signals for commum*
nation with the iu-urgeats on shore
near Oienfuepos. lie-cribtng the Mock
ado of Cienluegos, Commander Scars
said tnat it had been maintained from 1
to 4 mden out, ami rant the Dupont was
stationed inside with instructions to
keep close in to tlio mouth of the Harbor,
and maintain eurelui 'Batch, reporting
un> suspicions incidents.
Tue witness, in giving the details of
tlm cruise from Cn-nfucpos to Santiago,
stud the woatinr was boisterous witn a
heavy sea. He also said tnat on tins
voyage the qu.ulfuti laid b< en delayed
by the Ki.'te atui other snuill boats and
that the srins lind also been slowed up
on one oectision wnoii a inerchat v "ssoi
was sight s!; al.-o tnat tin colln r had ro
stop several times to make repairs to uor
machinery.
With reference to tho blockado at
Sarutflpo the witness said that it liud
been nu intaiiie'i ;tr var- ing distances of
from 8 to <1 miles ro suit the commander
iu-chief. In thick weather and at
night the distance was le s til an in iair
went her ami in the davinne.
'iho witne s aiso described tho rocon
injisiimv: hi .uivv .11, WIU'II tnO ' li >!l
'jyu^ fired 1141 >u. trivia# nis <:oti(;htsio:is
with refeteno to that event, he an id
that it had developed the strength of
tho laml batierioa and they hud proved
to foe stronger riwiu ho had Knppo.4cd
they w re. Conim uiore Sohley, ho said,
toid nun that his purpose wm to ascer[?m
wmit rue xumrioH were. He Haid
he hnu lx*oM with Lieutenant Potth on
the Ma-sachoM-'itM on thnt day and iiad
not heard any uonverrtatiou footween
that officer ami Ootnniodor? ItJcliley.
The witness also desoribed the enguguuieut
ut J uly If.
1 BANK ROBBERS MAKE I
j SEVERAL fO HAULS
I i
Vault In an Ohio Town Looted '
ei $10,000.
ONL IN IOWA 0? 01,500 j
>1 i ru i>u?ii)rloss t'rolosstoii- j
lilti unit Were >lo-t Daring In i heir j
Work, In One instance Driving the
Citizens Away With It 11 -9.
Gamon, O., Got. 15. ? Tno vault of*
th Fanners' a:nl Citizens' bank a:
' i'yro, a suir.il town near liorc, was
; wrei ki d eariy ri.is morning by six rob
; hers, who Kiei'ie i t:ie contents ami es|
o.i! (Mi. It is said the vault ooutaiuuii
' $ 10,000.
\ Tin crao :-:nvn u- -d nitroglycerine.
Tho doors .! ti;u vault were blown com,
plytoiy oil ami tin: building pirtiailv
! demolished. I ue r rrilio exphision awoko
j tin i t-..p.i f tiiv. towu. Ali who up;
pror.oaad ilu uank, now v -r, were
driven uwuy by the roiibi-r.-, who worn
ainuii with r.ilna. 'Ino robbij.r niatio
tholr oi.capo.
THiEVr.S WRt.CK5D BANK.
Afterward iiava I'i mini IlaUie With
i iti/.ctis ?i tin' t'i.ice.
Movxt Yi.knmn, O., Oat. 15.?Ono of
tin- most daring attempts at bank r >b!
bi ry in tlio history of ivinx county oc|
ctirred at Dauv.ll 'early tnis morning.
Two cnarci s nt dyna: .it win ii-cuaini
tin-ba .k tuiiiiuig at well ;>s tno vault
was wracked.
J'iit'in?lo.sioiisarout I- i :i -and '
a pit oil'd bar tin took p i . mi;. a..111
file Illlt'Vls III' U'ilillll I .. .. '
Cuiik to lliirnr. T111? v. nun i' i?i
have be:-:: chisely v. at ?t :\u.i n i' x
poc.iu ' linu tint ui"u v ; . ipui.c 1.
Banker Woito MiyH r t h r of vain
wh.-> scoured, so iV.r u- : < :i : ?v 1 . ill
?;?>( ^ M iy \VI. .;>! .*"? >i>.
V '.vox Onv la.. O r. ? The p.">?
of the bank a? v a.- . lown open by
iyjiain:rt? 1 is ni^ht iv i iob sorur-'i
^l. V-o in cum : < > I'm v lucilii
i'cii riieU' ? >p by a cimtiii took
t') '! \\ .M> j'.l-t * ;>-t : lii.'I'tillll.
Kmi i tinti town t 1 d county,
1U nitii-s oast oi tuts c p..
B _ ? Z - I Do B--AU '-OVT.TEX.
i l*ro|K*rty \t iirUi J}?.? *(,' tit) llcsiroytnl
I mi.
D\i.t.\s O-r' ! *?.?j; i>* rn:-nioruiti'!
!ir<* v. <i i?;t t : vu -. rtv
in iiir bit ncvi i t!- ? t i. ncrinmr.
i'x 'i': ft r .vi??n . it t .< .VI I'.in
' b'.-vi;, f5v> M i.f \ i ion was
j > ( jv ?y I'. ? R t ? irrof
:it;.i >i. in.it- ns a rooming
itou -o.
. t*.' nr? rum- it- v '--i) ]i v s lost
m tin- . -i . i. i itur Mrs. Jj'ieid,
j It-. ir? ! i. .k |-V f Olio iMMj.iMi.
i O;. but' ui s'.roycd ??.* tie
j I'lhii'lu1' tii tt. (iiiboft built tin v.
j two 't - Uii' *. ns and tiio DunI
i ;;> nil n n.i'ii. a u - v 3 forv btu.ti
j : _ v? i :i. >i. Vr one ttii: tn"
i ' : > : i . i'. .nil- wart iion-e, n fra.uio
I t.:! t> n t V?"k. wu?j m ltunii1
ii-iit uanyoitlat'l.i'.,
T x, i:t $.">0,000.
D't.i.'n < >-r. Id. ? A ui.-patch from
|
, Mrr:jcl. !i\.. says that a do-rructi vo
rv >( '"nvr? n tin re today. Much of riie
bn-1' OsS center was duatrnvnH.
e>;:i ia eu a: $5 ?.< UU.
\i | l??-ii.,, it ii Mobile.
Mohli.i:. Oct. 1 ?>?M: jor William H.
L?'iiii:" If an ?.f the bunl'inuc.or.so of
W 11. Lnnunuf >v .Son, died this mornnig.
n < r a short illness. Mnlor 1/ inkaef
wa? also consul for Norway ami
tS i ti- ii ui(! ta-' siiiont of ciio boaru of
M'lirui t liiiinsdom rs of Ma nic county,
l.o wa horn iu Austria-Hungary in
18'i* auo camo to America iu 184S. Ho
first cn.'.asch m the mercantile business
sir lrcy, Ala. At the time of ins death
he \\ .y a menil) *r of the Mobile chamber'..'
commerce and belonged to the
Masonic order, the Knipnrs of Honor,
B'Nai 1/liith and several otiior organizations.
iloti. W. Ii. Wi'bb.'r Dead.
Saginaw, .Mich., Oct. 15.?Hon. W.
L. Webe r, former state senator and
Democv.vic candidate for poveruor in
Is7'i. died today, aped 7(5 years. Mr.
Webber was horn iu Oauen, N. Y., was
connect'd with the Pere Marquette
railroad as attorney and land commissioner
for many years.
Indite lii'iati l)oui).
Knowii.i.k, Oct. 15.- Judpe 3. T. Logan,
for eight years circuit and eriim- (
n '1 judge of Knox county, died this
morning. He was 58 years of ape and t
wi s one of rue nuwr prominent ii* publiuuus
iu East i'oiiU'>4>ee. I
I'enii* ssi'e (tank >usp"?ds.
N asiivii t.k, Oct 15. ? The Citizens' j
Bank iuid i'rn-ir company of Franklin
hosilo-eu its dt ors No reasou is a--signed
< r the sus u.-'oii au<i ttio status
oi us uumo ul coouition has been given
out. the last statement of tin* bank
showed its inunities to be over I. OUQ
am* t:;ev were l'uilv nnv..p*>ii ?a
- - ^,,J tnu i U*
source*. i
Martin) Iintr in ?cvllle,
HrcviM.r. O ;t. lij.?Martial law has
been proclaimed hero n.? n result of rho
ptriko. wuich bryan yesterday, ami tho
governor has unimcd over his funorf nq
to tln> rantuin v".'iii>ral. '1 no siriKcr.t
nr 5 ovi r:,u.:iiia*r -uetovu, bnninit tiio
0 ,r ji itii* - a 'i ooiiiiuittiny u.i kiiio*
1 > I' "j I l-''i e.
ivmsjfvmFr^'?rrvr+i(**i jn
LIVER, KIDNEYS
I OR. THACiiHR
?o???????fc I?
MACKEREL
Genuine 1901 catch, 1
be the finest fiavc
LO'I NO, 1?Ij w No. 2 Fish of nice fu
2 for loo.
LOT NO 2?I?. a No 1 Fish so lnrge
ot rictly lOo e?? h.
I.() T N'<). II ? Is ii Genuine Xt.-wsv HI
2 lor 2o
LOT NO. I?Nice New Goods in fami'
r.:i 'O x=l C3r y.\. rsr
SPOT CAMI TO /\LL,
WOMAN CHOKED TO DEATH.
rlotiS Miinler i>( n Dent Wo iiitlc
a! At?t? ii*: 11, <iH.
Aror*T.\, Ga., Oct. 15.? Eva Carr,
kiiuwu 111 -v u<;u a by the name of Eva
Junes ami as Eva Powell, was founo
dead iu hev bed in the front room cf nor
m ine, at 14 Marbury street, yesterday
morning.
Sue nnu been ciioked to death during
tho night.
t'no ;>o!.c- found rim room in w^iich
the u* mi woman u?y thrown wide oi>< u.
T1 t front d,> .i ujar and boin \\inu.?wii
up. Ti t liima* ?. of the bo i*o tor too
nighr, Ji.tia tY'UCM and O. M. Jones
did u >r know of the crnue until they
go: up yes*??vduy niortuug. lhev iiad
la :tr?l in minir during the night to cause
r'mon to matte an investigation.
An er tuiinmion of tnc premises
si-owed taut too hoiwt \va< entered from
i wi a bow opining into cue yard
Two b"er kegs nan becu rolled under
rise window ami ptlon one upon the
o":tvr. i he kegs Wire gjit?-n vein!
Go rs awsiy. l'lie window had ovitieutly
bee.t tit. i (t wtrii ititiifnity, as two pane"
oi nud bet n cratiKed. A: rue front
wiiuioa a brick was lounu on ct.o '>nt
side m rim >s 11, but the window conid
no. i- forced, as it had been uail-d.
Print-'of il\k- rt "a the ground nuder
an ti.or siue wiudow sho..*ed that an
il .rt n:><i linen nan it? to raise it.
j in- j;o n-t? p.utvu Kola Cmtvti, I?. M.
urns, ,J??se Williams, Jesse Wiisou and
M S mvr under arrest to await the
iiv ?tig .tion.
. An Mi'tinshed letter was found on rite
i;vs.> i <?t rut- den i woman. It was
ti ti. (> ;. iami imiicated an affection
u * lit? ,-trr ot t ut? woman tor Jt-s.-e Wit
om, t.i ?. lit*m it win written.
! r iota been discarded by Eva Cnrr
ior \\ o on some limoago.
l i'e eal i? me ot the woman is Evwi
Powell. Her parents reside near Auici?
tons. Ga l<Tom letieis received from
tl.o mother ;t is evi l -lit Hint they wore
ignorant of the lit?? rlie daughter was
leading. They thougnr her married.
OLD EOARD RE-'-L&CTED.
Central of (Teorgt.-i Ual way Company
II Kls Annua. fleeting.
Savannah. Ocr. 16. ? Tht? annual
meeting of the Central of Georgia Railway
company was ln-ld m Savannah
yesterday. .Major J. F. Hanson, chairman
of rhe boaniof directors, said, after
the meeting, that there was notning ,
save routine bn.-ine.ss.
The sioc.knol.iers' meeting re-elected
the old board of directors. consisting of
W. C. 1 jr.it:lev of Columbus. K. T. Comer
of Macon, Joiin M. Eg.in of Sivauii-ili
.1 vv j-....-.. ... .----- '
... <) Allillllil, (JUilU V.
Hanson of Macon, Uriah ii Harold of
A iu rlcu>, (icorpo 0. Haven of New
"York, Evan P. H nvoll of Atlanta, Josi
p- Huh ui Savannah, Samuel P,
Jacqves of Macon, Alexander li Liwton
ui riilvaniiiii). Georpe J. Mu<* of
Savinran, Samuel Spencer -it New
Yer :, Gharios S.eele of Now York an 1
*Abr.:.ia:n Vers urp of Suvaniian.
A or rm election, the now board re
. .i rno oiti oilic-rs, addinp 0. U
With :u< to rile 1st -eererniy i'l.
foil v.i/ip ivci'i t ,t< ofli. ' rs ei, < i:
(.'dimmi.in ot liie board of d Hooters, J
V U
Pr s:<: lit, J- hu M. lijnn.
Lb nerut counsel, Law ton & Gunninp
h tin.
S 'orornry, O. U. Williams
Assistant. -eon nrv. ! F Smith.
Tivo-urei-, I. M. i/uruiiutfuniu.
Auditor, II. A. I). in.
I lii' l*r in t ve i'lipM-M,
Tm,i..\Poos.v, fin., Oct. If;.?Thesixr
first annuui >os.-i >n of the Now Ho:
Primitive itap'ist us oci.i. ion oioM!,1 no
lurmiv oiternuou ui .\im-?*ooiiia c nron,
li miles nsr of 'luii pt-iv.. It v 1
Phillip- : r *aohird <u*t '.nirudin-ni! y *et
mon rr? the iues?eiipers rriui tne i.l
onurches o. the a-soeiarinn. J.ne uttrj
iT'ion was m voted ti. roi.imp 1- rters inn i
associations, and toother business.
Illehnrds *i iilfi reil to llmi-r.
Sav.wx. ii, Oct. 15 ?Sherman Richards,
a nepro, was yesterday convicted
.in- ii order of Hapar Robinson, a
woniu'i ui ins own race, on rlio nipnr. of
ot 7 .as-., aim sentenced ro (it-nil),
the dt " * lor rno < x cuiion bo'tig fixed
for No .* Richards iriiit-il tuo woman
.. 4\. ? - - 1 - -
>11 n a. in - jciiKiusv ami opened fl e oi|
t'lp liiini?" wtni a -14 mill er rftvolvcf
when Ms uiTj*; win attempted.
I> irjcg (loiioti Sale.
Wi>t I'oist, C?n , Oct. 1/5 ?One of
the lai gest single sales of cotton by a
planter has ju-t been made here. Lnt|
II. Coinb* drove nine wagons, each containing
four bales, into town from hn
ftu in i:i Cbemb' rs county, Ala., 5 miles
i'lotn here. l'he cotton was .-old to J. J,
Hftgordorti & Co., the price being 7?^
cents. Hngerdoru &> Co. 's check called
for $1,4&0.
n<1 ri i ?<4?> > x *Tii?lor I>ep>*\v.
nkvv \'.)1jk, Oot. 1ft.?"The marriage
or Senator Depewawl Miss May Palmer,
according to a special to The World
from Wu?bii)frroi>, wnl rake place our
injr the week beginning Nov. 18 at ine
European home of Mine. Von Andre,
sister of Miss Paliuor.
end BLOOD kept In good c
s liver and a
ugglsts have it, 25 and 5C
BARGAINS!
Norway Fisfc?said to
>red in the world.
inily size, clean and fat, 4 for 25c, or
and fat as to border on a bloater?
lonter, the perfection of Mackerel?
y kit"?Regular $1.25 size for $1 (HI.
5 on.
ONE PRICE IO ALL.
I Land Sale.
I ^'ate of South Cat'ollUM, ) III Piollftlfl f~~\
! < ii'inty of Union J Court.
I TO S? LL LANDS IN AID OF ASSETS
J. II. llaunlioti as udoiuiiHtrnfo! of
[ 1'. I' Hamilton, Sr .deceased, Plaintiff,
Hgail St.
P P. Hamilton. Ir , etal, Defendants.
I.< i.ImIi. lire to mii order made herein,
I will s- II to tin highest bidder at Union,
S C. I?foie the o>nut. li aise door during
the lego" h HilS of sale, oij -alesd-iV. 4?h
da> of X veoiber, 19 )1, tin following
loud to a i..;
No. 1. A tract of land known as the
home 11act, containing two huedred
acies more or less. si uate in Soituc
tow r.ship, county and State aforesaid. and
bounded oil t lie north bv lands of Dr. T.
B Bates, on the east- by lands known as * the
Stevi-ns phue, on th south by lands
known as the Gilliam or Gosh place, and
oil the west l?y lands ot NV. l\ Lhtlejohn
* ^
N<> 2 A tract of land kno-rn as the
Nancy II .milio-i tract containing wo
bundled ajres more o- losr, sitna1- m
"iTrT'imip oo'intv n?1 ? ?!#? xf .fflsaid.
a d bounl d ??u bit' it >rtli a <1 >cit
l?\ |:i ds ?n?r|v i|.r |<) itrq. JailO
si iv i",talc, on Ui.? ut by Inula
k.O'i i' ?i I1 h >liM*H"ii i l-iiv lido i the
north bj lauds ot tl S. Thomas
tkum- or sm.b !'<? w t:
() m Iv.ilt' r.q-'h, htUtuoe on (irr'lit >f
. * n fit jni?o.?t om n ale,
h" i* kiii pin (ion Ui i*- securm by bind
ii piuehaver and mmtgage of the
ptrmists kii).i. Purchaser to pav for
put ors a> d ite rdinor same. Purchaser
.t? ptivilt-ge of paviofr all CH*h
Jason M. urkkr,
Probate Judge.
U ion, 8 O., Oc.i Imh. 41 3t
Citation to Kindred and Creditors.
State of South Carolina, |
County of I'nion. f
By Jason M. t?ukkr, Eh<j., Prorate
JflXiB.
Whereas, J. W. Nance lias made suit
to tne to grant hint Letters of Administration
on the estate and effects of J. J.
Yaugiutn, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and Jomonish
all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said J. J. Vttughan, tieceased,
that they be and appear before
nte, in tlie Court of Probate; to be held
at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the
2">th day of October, nest, after publication
hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
to show cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration should not
he granted.
Oiven under my hand and seal this
loth day of October, Anno D >ntini, lObl.
Jason M. Grkkr,
Probate Judge.
Published on the lltli day of October,
ltHil, in The Union Times. 41-'2t.
B Rain and sweat W^\ \ \ . \ B
have co effect on JLv'trr* W*mrM
harneaa treated MM 11* rK ?Lt H
9 with Eureka Har- M VflJbf|/l9
ceis Oil. It re. * \ H
H sista the damp, WW \ \ H
I Kvrte ^N v 01b\\ I'
and cut. Tholi^A, \V\\\
hariicM not
Look' Carefully
lo Ycur Kidneys ^
Dr. Jenner's
Kidney Pills
0
0
cause the kidneys to work as
nature intended they should.
They build up the shrunken
walls of the kidneys, as no
known remedy has been found
to do before,
As a cure for uriuary trouble*
they have no equal.
IO, 25, SO Cents v
8CI.D BY UNION DRUG 00.
UNION, 8. C.
onditlon by usln/ ^ 1
IL023 SY!._: r'
) cents* ^ -