The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, April 10, 1903, EASTER EDITION, Page 8, Image 8
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' THE TRAVELS
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_ - jr ^T>ndav j^ my own sTs(6r mftjnffc* %
,.o ol>lirg.^e?f ma*Jcs^es *rc much imy f,^F_
with the c&rhestncss of ColumbV,'?.
the practical and scientific value Vs X7 <
scheme, and so order De Ta.la.veini. \ j
cfc.ll a. conference cf the most le#vc-r, X,n
men of *he kingdom. * v"J1,a ?
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THE A NSW
Picture Puzzle Xo. 10.?Invert picture
r*i Winer, his nose at the king's collar.
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CONSTITUTION IS
SUSPENDED BY KING I
Big
vor
Buler of Servia Takes Mat- tor;
ters Into Own Hands.
ACT IN INTEREST OF PEACE. ; of6
i fioi
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Declares that Laws Passed by the Leg- ^
islature Eodies Were Not Practi- *e]
cal?Acute State of Affairs In the do
Balkans Hastened Action. ! rni
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Belgrade. Sorvia, April 7.?King lia
Alexander today executed a coup eJ
d'etat. Ho issued two pioclamatlons
in which he decreed a suspension of rc
the constitution adopted April It), o*
1901, repealing objectionable laws si
passe.:- thereunder by the letiring I)
councillors of state dissolving the p
skupshtina and re-enacting the laws as e
they existed previous to the constitu- t
tion of 1901. The second proclnma- c
tion restoies this constitution to its t
former validity. c!
"I the first proclamation the king e
says the senate and the skupschtina 1
created unci'': the constitution granted <
by him in 1J ? 1. passed laws which <
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proved impracticable. nuiii<',mu.?
the constitution by tending to gain po- J
litical passions ai d prejudicies injured
tlie interests of the Fatherland
and hindered its development as a
state and nation.
"Aff.ihs in the llalkans," the king
adds, "are very serious and Servia
needs order, unity and peace. She
would offer a bright example of a
peace-loving state and at the- same
time always he ready to defend iter
own true interests should this boeome
necessary, for the purpose of restoring
the unity, strength and order of
the country. The king then suspends
the constitution. of 1901 'nnd declares
the mandates of the senators to lie
null and void, and the proclamation
goes on to announce that the councillors
of state are tetired and the skupsix
tina is dissolved.
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WILL RACE IN MUD.
Rain Seriously Interferes with Tennet
see Derby.
Memphis, Tenn., April 7.?The Tei
nesseo derby will be decided over
course deep in mud this afternoon. 1
midnight a steady downpour of ra
set in apd at 10 o'clock this mornlr
there has been no cessation. T1
field incudes six thoroughbreds abo
which the public Is well acquaint*
with one exception. The single o
that has not already performed
public is T. II. Stevens' Treacy, a s
of Wadsworth ant For.se, and a f
brother to Wadsworth the Americ
Derby winner of 1902.
Treacy has never faced a star)
and today will witness his first de
nt racing.
Of the remaining candidates for
classic, each one has faced defeat <
Ing his brief career as a 3-year-old,
though Rightful is made a decide!
\vorlte in the betting, the race prom
to produce a notable contest.
p|
Sold by I
Picture Puzzle
5 that appear weekly uuder this
rtuieiit will furnish amusement
id old.. We will pub'i-di ali
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ANTED ABSOLUTE DIVORCE. M
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il Decision Will Permit Mrs. Blgolow
to Remarry. ev,
ow York, April 7.?Mrs. Edith E. V(J
clow has obtained an absolute dlce
from Poultnoy Bigelow on statu- j0J
f grounds. Under the new law an fo
?rlocutory decree has been entered
licr favor and she will not be wholly ^
e until thiec months after the filing U]
the paper in the county clerk's of- a
Under the wording of the decree
s. Blgelow will then be at liberty to
marry, "as though Mr. Blgelow were p
ad."while ho is prohibited from re- ^
lr tying "until she T3 actually dead," t
provision would prevent him from f
iving a ma: riage ceremony perform- r
[ in this state, but not elsewhere.
Mr. Blgelow came here from Eu- j
>pe during the winter for the avow- t
i purpose of contesting his wife's ,
tit. The case was referred to Chas.
lonolnie, formerly a judge of the sureme
court. Many witnesses were
xaminc i. The ref< ree found that
lie charges had been sustained and deided
in Mrs. Bigeiow's favor. By
he terms of the decree one of the children.
Mildred, is to remain in her father's
custody, v. ith the provision that
ier mother may see her and have access
to her at any time. The other
hildren, Edith, Evelyn and Dorothy,
will remain with their mother. Their
father may see them when he wishes
ami each may decide when she comes
of sufficient age under the guardian-1
#hip of which parent she will continue. I
This decree was signed by Judge
lllanchard, of tho supreme court.
Mrs. Bigeiow's maiden name was
Jaffray. She was mart led on April
I'l, 1SSI. to Mr. Bigelow. a son of
John Bigelow, former United States
minister to the court of St. James.
| Tlie German emperor's friendship for
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Mr. uigeiow is ?cn . ...
BAN PLACED ON PLAYO.
Jersey City Will Not Permit Glorifies
tion of Criminals.
Jersey City, N. J., April 7.?Proseri
. tor Speer in leply to a request fror
Chief of Police Murphy for an officii
opinion as to the latter's power to sto
theatrical performances tending to gl
rify criminals, s-ays:
^ "If the pe: formar.ee is designed ai
has a elear tendency to elevate vi
and degrade virtue, and to furnish
a glittering and attractive enticement
youth to enter upon a career of vi
ln and crime, it is coiruptlve of pub
morals and in Mctahle as a public nn
he ance. Plays which shock the pub
ut sense of decency and incite to cri
Ml are indictable at common law and
ne der New Jersey statutes."
jn Plays founded upon the Riddle hrc
on ers' case and the exploits of the f
nil Ron outlaw Tracy were, the cause
an rhief's action. He says that
ter this week theatrical managers 1
tor present such pieces will he prosccu
but
Will Not Strike.
,hPJ Rome, April 7.?The mectin;
lur- , workmen called last evening and w
an?l lasted throughout the night, dec
[ to abandon for -the present tlie
i-00-' )f inaugurating a gencial strike.
in mi nmmmammmmmm
v For Palpitation, Shortness of
k Breath and fulness after eatI
ing use Ramon's Pills?they
f cure. Complete treatm't 25c
Union Drug Co.
i
i BATTLE OF BALLOTS
IN PROGRES
!? Tom L. Johnson Won ftt Clev
i land Monday.
MANY CITIES VOTING TODA
Intense Interest Centered in Contei
In Chicago and St. Louis?Many I
dies Cast Their Ballots In Kan*
Jones Carried Toledo.
Cincinnati, April 7.?Wbtlo the s
gregate of pluralities in Ohio cities y<
torday showed Republican gains, tl
parties break almost even on tl
changes of local administrations. Tl
most noted changes were at Columbt
Mansfield. Zaneaville, Defiance, D<
phos. Van Wert and S'helby?the R
publicans carryine Shelbv for
Publican* to "iXtmo" C^flgln<! from R
??'" ..robabl, An",C Tr<1
t ?*?? X "d 616
from oflirlallv It I ,gcst cities hoar
Publicans an,1 the n no ???t the R.
rle,l 30. l" V,' "Cm"?rat? oopIi oa.
fp-*no indenttoim<
?** .^tWuiX Xc'it
very flltn?*?;;*'. * _T ^ | j
cans control all Che city gof~ Vvernexcept
the office of mayor. \ \
Dhnson Has Carried Cleveland 1
eveland, O., April 7.?Com pi |'iete
rns from yesterday's mnnic* |jpa]
(ions in this city give Johnl |j0n.
locrr.t for mayor, a pluralitw II 0j
5. DapR, Democrat, for presi.'l l^n(
ouncil. has a plurality of 10,1 Vgg
r Southcimcr, the Repub.ican c ' Cn.
ite. The Republicans elected ''
imer for police clerk and Urn*1 M {
fonr school commissioners. C h J
e the Democrats made 10k c i^T j
>ep. In the new city couiftjs (Jf
nocrats will have 17 and the,;,fj0 t .
ins nine members. jvp
luch Interest In Chicago EIC* '
Chicago, April 7.?Elec4rs l jOPi'd I
wned clear and cool and th. | Ifr'jg
ery indication that a heavy y I
to will be polled. The nor V , 1
Harrison was conceded tcM. II, I
;iral Democratic candidate e\v v ij^u-'
re the primaries and the liv wi
st between Stewart and H>'nacB mS
,e Republican nomination'^ ''IfflJi
iiusual Interest In today's re|jlrW?
od will result in a very larj,,
Much Interest at St. Lo>Qjjl')
St. l.ouls, April 7.?Owing to JKe-'
eat boodle conviction more /than Urinary
interest is shown in ithe elec
I*"-<-MM nfl-.tho /<<??
ion today ior m?-mu?-?o...t, ?
ouncil and house of delegates and
nembers of the hoard of eileation.
A bright, clear day promses
to bring out a fuller vote than is
usually oast at off-year city elections
in St. Louis. There are two tickets
in the field.
"Golden Rule" Jones Re-ilected.
Toledo, O.. April 7.?Maytr Samuel
M. Jones was re-eleeted toav for the
fourth term by a plurality of about
2,800 ever John W. Dowd. Republican,
and Charles Bdson, Demoer'.. Police
Judge Wachenheimer, Deroerat, was
re-elected by a majority of:oo. The
remainder of the Repub'tan ticket
was elected by majorities ngingfrom
400 to 4,000.
Kansans Voting Toy.
Wichita, Kans., April 7.-air weather
with registration oxceed? by 2,000
all previotis records, a ft vote will
he polled. The contest between
the Republican organizathsnd independent
ticket. headed ex-Mayor
Ross, a Republican. Thejmen arc
voting in large numbers.
Republicans Reclaim Gribua.
Columbus. O., April 7.?tplete re
turns show that Robert H.Trey, Republican
for mayor. Is elec by 3,000
i majority over Mayor Johi Hlnkle
Democrat, who was a eance for re
election. The council vnave it;
Republicans and 5 democ George
. D. Jones, Democrat, is eil presl
1 dent.
P
Republicans Carry Mjan.
^ j Detroit. Mich., April 'he Ron'0
publicans of Michigan yen)' elect
ed their state ticket, heacy Judge
Frank A. Hooker, by a rity est!
mated at midnlglit at bm 35.000
I*/. and 4u.OOO. The vote tlnout th
state, excepting where lomes lenl
jjS(. Interest to the fight was
"No License" the;.
TJncoln, Neb.. April 7. weather
)t]i is perfect. The largote will
be cast in the neighborbhere th?
()f question of "No Lieensoie llquoi
traffic is advocated. linqp wll)
who bt* (li^,^0Kar(lf'f, ontircojany in
, . at a noes.
ted. ______
Democrats Carry on.
Hamilton, 0.. April "or Bosch
; ol and the Democratic A;k?t wai j
Ui.-v. ! aluotnfl hv nn avcrap}. mtklni I
Ided on material ohango h'^al politi
idea cal situation. pt
1(.
Noted PoliticflftJ,
IAmnterdam. X. V.,t) -Williao
P. Hold^n, fnr 21 .'d i leadini
Journalist and Iloffl poliiiciM
of the Mohawk val^- sudden!)
today of apoplexy a>(1 where h<
wau deputy achate He fTftdu
atad from Yale ar^ae df th?
found we of th# Yafili Ud WW
Sl?,^
i m
$6o,ooo Per Da)
J, This is the average sum pai<
daily to policy-holders by Tin
Mutual Life Insurance Com
pariy of New York. Multipl)
,Y. that by a year and the wondei
of the amount disappears wher
a you learn how and where the
?. largest accumulation of trusl
funds in the world is invested,
lg* as shown in "A Banker's Will."
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TOOK TWO LIVES.
Birmingham Mother Poisoned Babe
Then Suicided.
Birmingham, Ala., April 7.?Mrs.'Su '
sir. McMillan, wife of Policeman A. B
McMillan, gave her 8-months-old baby
a large dose of carbolic acid Monday |
afternoon and then committed suicide
by shooting herself twice in the breast
She was found lying dead on the
floor of her room about 5 o'clock by
her husband, who had come home to
get supper. The doors were locked
and he was forced to break one open.
The bady was lying dead on the bed
with his face terribly burned by the
acid.
Mrs. McMillan was badly burned by
fire, which was started by the discharge
of the revolver. No motive
can be assigned for the deed.
Hung For Murdering Wives.
London, April 7.?-Klowshowishl,
alias Chapman, the Southwark saloon
keeper, who murdered by poiaon three
women who lived with him as his
wives in different parts of London, was
hanged in Wandsworth jail. Ho was
In a state of complete collapse and
had to he supported by wardens. He
protested his Innocence to the end, declaring
his real name was Chapman
and said he was an American by birth.
Jewelers Greatly Concerned.
Viinr Vnrl/ A nril 7 v/>..l 1a..>
?tvn * v*i?, *?|/i u I* 41CW IUIIV JCW
dors are greatly disturbed over the i
news just received from London that |
in addition to the increase of 10 per i
cent in> the price of diamonds recently J
made by the DeBeers Mining compa- <
ny. the British government will in all ]
probability shortly enact a law establishing
an export tax of 40 to 50 per
cent upon all diamonds sent from
South Africa.
ShedfordI
IBLACK DRAUGHT
THE ORIGINAL
Liver medicine}
A sallow complexion, djzxiness,^^
II v?iuu?Ni;ni ami ? cuuu-u lunpii;
are common indications of liver
and kidney diseases. Stomach and
bowel troubles, severe as they are,
give immediate warning by pain,
hut liver and kidney troubles,
though loss painful at tno start, are >
much harder to cure. Thedford's ;
Black-Draught never fails to benefit
dincased 11 ver and weakened kid- I
neys. It stirs up the torpid liver 1
to throw off the germs of rever and
ague. It is a certain preventive (
or cholera and Briirht's disease of ">
the kidneys. Witn kidneys re- I
inforcod by The<lford's Black- l
Draught thousands of persons huve I
dwelt immune in the midst of yel- c
low fever. Many families live in I
perfect health and have no other r
doctor than Thedford's BlackDraught.
It is always on band for
use in an emergency and saves
many expensive calls of a doctor. 2
3 Mulllns, S. C, March 10, 1901.
V 'I have used Thedford's Black-Draught j
I for three years and I have not had to go
V to a doctor tinea I have been taking It
I It Is the best medicine for me that te t
I on the market for liver and kidney M
M troubles and dyspepsia and other m !
(j| complaints. Kav. A. 0. LEWIS,
? a n? uyoK is sent on request*
tie
lie This Co-tpany ranks
l8 First? In Assets.
;j' First?In Amount Paid Pollcy-holdsrs,
p First? I n Ags.
8t The Mutual Life Insurance
nCompany
of New York
^ Richard A. McCvrdt, Pmident.
'y TI" \T>V\,t- Manager, Columbia. 8. C.
names A- Lipscomb. Agents, Union, S. C.
* MISSISSIPPI FALLING.
Hollybrook Break Relieves Situation
r' In Lower Valley. ^ f
>, Now Orleans. ApilU.7
II here continues^^i#^
c I ^ ^-The rivor
?*-* .. ?7?rincionary tri 20.3. At
"16?Xfe,,,fritfvidenee tlio river gauge
shows a fall of about 2 feet as a result
of the Holly Brook break, but much
of the water going through there now
will ultimately return to the Misslssls
sippi.
The expectation is that the flood
here will have receded considerably
before this water gets to New Orleans.
Work continues at the Hy |
molia crevasse. I
Special River Bulletin.
Washington. April 7.?The weather '
bureau today issued the following river
bulletin:
The flood situation in the lower Mis
j sissippl remains unchanged with about '
stationary stages from Vicksburg
t Southward.
p.jw mm upwvrui on improvett rarms ,
it 7 per cent interest. No oomnis-ion
except a reasonable attorney fee
tor preparing necessary papers.
30-ly. V. E. DErass.
GET SHAVED!
You can get scraped at any old place
3ut when you want to get slraved go to
MULVIHILL'S BARBER SHOP.
The most artistic hair cutter in town.
Next door to Tinsley's Jewelry Store.
23-41.
MILL SUPPLIES.
JmU, >.rrtoU, Orate, Awtt ?M
fe'Sa* j?r* Jfcto ffli
10MB1RD IROHfOWrt SUPPLY CO.
/ I r I. I :!; ..?m 1 I' 8 and Kcri Iri. ^
c fiend model, sketch or photo olInvention lor1J
< free report on patentability. For free book, <
f Howto SecureTDlinr ftJJID|/C ?rite<
? pateiu^ju^niMUt-Wmm
oppoSnPapSSTO
WASHINGTON D.C. J?
< Harness^,
You can make your har?
nw? ns soft as a glove /WwBI
and ns tough ns win* by
using BTItBKA liar* W/M
nsn Oil. You can ?
lengthen Its lifts? makelt WjS^H
lnst twice as loog as it HflBH
ordinarily would. HMH
EUREKAf
hi names* till
H mekee a poor looking ha*- I^D
fmK n<-s? like new. Made of
f^B/ pare, heavy bodied oil, ee- !
IMf/ peclaily prepared to wlUvM*nd
the weather. !
fB*/ Bold everywhere
fnf/ Id cane?all elsee, ' ?
% ml Mite ?I STANDARD OIL CO. \M
MONEY TO LOAN,
I have made arrangements by which I
'an negotiate loans on first mortgages on
veil located and improved farms at 7
>er cent, interest on sums of $1,000 and
lpwards and 8 per cent, interest on some
ess than $1,000. No commissions
sharged on tl e te loans. Borrower only
ct.ui ed to pay attorney for preparing
lecvsaary papers, i tc.
J. A. SAWYER.
Attorney-at-Law.
>0-10m. Union, S. C.
RTP'A'N S Tablets doctors
ind a good prescription for
nankind.
The 6-cont pocket is enough for usual
iccasions./ The family bottle (00 cents)
ontalns a supply for a year. All drugM
sell them. If
/Remember, Friends,
You will always find a fu
i line of .
5 Flour, Sugar, Coffe<
Meat, Lard, Canned an
r Bottled Goods, Fres
Vegetables, and everythir
r to be found in an up-to-dai
i family Grocery, at my Stor
5 Tobaccos and Cigars a Specialty
Bring Your Laundry to Mo.
J. T. SEXTON
Main Street.
J. CLOUGH WALLACE.
ATORNEY AT LAW.
Hcom 12 upstairs Foster Buldiijr.
RALPH K. CAR30F. H L. SCAIFI
CARSON & SCAIFE,
ATTORNEYS ATJ.A^ V^Oj
? attention given to real estitc
and collections.
S. MEANS BEATY,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
No. 3, Law Kan^e.
S. Q. SARRATT,
PHYSICIAN AND SDRaEON.
Offers his professional services to the
people of Union and surrounding coun:ry.
Day calls at Duke's Drug Store.
Night calls at the residence of Mr. L. J.
ilames, 18 tf.
Money to Loan.
I have money to loan in amounts of
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ln imiwwiwww vem?- jac
Charleston & Western Carolina
&? Railway Company.
, AUGUSTA AND A8HSYILLB Short Lino
1 Schedule In effect July 9th IMS.
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hp
Leave Aarusta 10 10?m in m
a Arrive Greenwood IS II pa
Andefaon id pm
. Laurent 1 IS pm IIBka
f? Greenville S3Kpm 11 Mam
Spartanburg <?pm iNta
Union T *> pm
Saluda...., tZIpm
Honderaonville.. I U pm
Athevlllt.j 1 1ft pm
Leave Atherllle 106 am
Union SIS am
Spartanburg 1S01 pm 4 M pm
Greenville id IS pm 1 a pm
_ Laurent 1 til pm SMpm
Anderson ta?
. , ZSlpm epm
Arrive Anirmti AZqpm 11 M an
beavo Columbia 11 n
Newberry ItSpZ
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Arrive Greenville 136^
Spartanburg SSSpm
'-.cave enartanburg IS 01 pa
Greenville IS is bm
Arrive Clinton ZSShm
Newberry SOS pa
Columbia 4 ID pa
S. . and Meat Line between Newberry
and Orcenville, Spartanburg and Glenn
dprlngi.
Connoctloa from Newberry via Columbia
Ran way.
For anv
BRNEST WILLIAMS, U*u. *Auguatc,
UWr - n
T. M BMMBRSON. Traffle Manager.
1
Air Lrine Railway
Double Dally Service.
Between New York, Tampa, Atlanta*
New Orleana and Points Soiftb and
Weat.
IN EFFECT MAY 26th, 1902.
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