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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-31

Late London advices state that British
society is scandalized by statement made
in the Edinburgh Scotsman that daughter
Of the Prince of Wales was recently seen
lounging outside the pavilion of the naval
exhibition, smoking cigarette in full view
of the crowd. Officials have denied the
truth of the report. That was about all
they could do under the circumstances.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-31

Notwithstanding that he is said to be sur
rounded by the insurgent forces and COM
pletely shut in the capital Balmaceda's
dispatches from Valparaiso report that his
triumph is complete, and also declare his
intention of annexing Bolivia. If that is
what he calls complete triumph the other
side is probably willing to give him all the
triumph he can digest Still it's just as
we'll to take a cheerful view of things But
he will probably have to get the consent of
the constitutions before he can pass
through their lines to annex Bolivia. Pos
sibly he has lately heard that Simon Bolivar
is dead. Consequently he is inspired to go
over and surprise the small republic. Never
theless he will probably annex it after the
manner that the bad small boy surrepti-
tiously annexeS a carriage that he spies
rolling through the street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-31

There is an Indiana boy at town called
Brazil who is having great trouble with
his whistle. It is tin, and he accidentally
swallowed it. Since it has lodged in his
windpipe it interferes with the process of
swallowing. Possibly be might be bene-
flied if he should wet his whistle. That is
said to be pretty good thing to do under
almost all circumstances.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-31
Aseistea Jewish Immiprants.

Senator Chandler, chairman of the SEN
ate committee on immigration, doesn't like
the action Of the Secretary of the Treasury
in admitting to this country Jewish immi-
grants who have no means for their imme-
diate support. but whose friends give bond
that they shall not for q stated period be-
come dependent upon the public. The act
of March last does not sustain the course
which the secretary is pursuing. 1t pro-
vides that if any assisted immigrants reach
any of our ports they shall not be permitted
to land, unless it be affirmatively shown
| that they are not likely to become public
| charges. A great many of the Jewish ref
ugees from Russia are assisted immigrants,
and when they arrive at New York they
cannot show that they are not likely to be-
come burden to the public. As many as
$4,000 arrived at that port in June last.
For those who had no means of support
wealthy Hebrews gave bonds that they
would not become paupers, aud they were
permitted to land.
| But that the law is being violated there
is no doubt. If the law were strictly en-
| forced the steamship companies would have
to carry back many immigrants to the port
at which they embarked. Secretary Chand-
Ter says that while he sympathizes with the
Jews he desires that the law with regard to
assisted immigrants shall be enforced. 9th
erwise practice will grow up which will
virtually nullify the assisted immigrant
act
Now that the attention Of the secretary
has been called to the Law. it is probable that
he will refuse to accept guarantee bonds in
future, and steamship companies will have
to carry back immigrants they bring here
who have no means of support when they
arrive. This will check Jewish immigra-
ton to this country, and work great
hardship to thousands Of Jews who are
fleeing from Russia. But the secretary has
only power to enforce the law. When he
evades it he goes beyond his power.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-18
North Pacolst 8. s. cenyen,ion.

The North Parolct 8. School Convention
win meet at E,Bethel on tue 4th Sabbath OF
this month (27ih) ut 10i o'clock, A. u.
After Devotional exercises, the election OF
officers aud the appointment Of Committees
for 81. e---;-s ---- -. :.-... :..S r'-S..
The following sutje,is will be discussed !:
let. Has this Convention accomplished
any good! Ifso, in what way? Opened by
C. W. whisonant, Township Superintendent
followered by others.
2d. Should va cons der the present state
Of our country q, q visitation Of Gods mercy
or is,vrnih? Opened by William Jederies
| followed by o,htrs.
3D.. Why Is church and 8. 8. work 80 ar
dnous and Unpopular with some people.
| especially church members? Opened by ).
| A. Hames, followed by others.
| 4th. The Question box will be openei III
the afternoon, anl all Sunday School work
ers are respectfully requested to take part ID
the proceedings. II,
| 1t is hoped that all the s. Schools in th'
townships will be represented by at least Two
delegates to take part in the election Of ofh
| GERS
DAVIS JErFERiEs, J. l.. STRAiN'
Secretary. iresiden''
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-18

gs:A- 1t would give us Infinite pleasure to
accept the invitation so cordially extended to
be present Mt the literary entertainment and
supper TO be given at .Joucsvil!c next Friav.
the 10Th, but previous engagement" as
the young ladies' sny, ut tne home circle will
not permit It, We arc assured, from our
personal knowle igc of the Ladies' and ci,i =.
zcns generally Of Joncsvillc, that il will hc n
least of gool things, and a flow of soul no I,
often enjoyed. And that Possnm which Tcle-
rh"nc says "thc boys may have for our
special benefit. cooked to Il dot u'ln Amt
Dina, well lined round with well brow mol
yam tMers :. "ic Gods and little fsbc i,
what temptation to put before an Editor
That can appreciate god old fashioned
plantation cooking AMI eating, and enjoy
honest oid-time hospitality. Ladies' and
gentlemen of Jonosville, especially "tbe
possum hunters it grievcs the old Editor
nightly to think he can neither 20 "pcssum
hunting with you, nor enjoy year generous
II hospitality on the 18th
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-18

Polk BxLiEvEs THE CHANCES AoAISsr
MAcuxr.--The Washington Post, which Col.
Polk says 10 q truthful and honest Journal
o highly sensational article yestei-
sinv IA the effect tbst at the January meet
Ing Of the legislative council Of the Natiooai
Alliance. Col. l.. l.. Polk would prefer
charges against DIR. Maeunc. :.
ryix 10 thoroughly Conv'ncop
NOW that the chsrgcs brought against Macune
ffom time to time, arc true, and under
rtaud from On unqucstionable source that he
declares Macupe has not only gctt' no CO.
posed from his present position iu the AN
auce, bot expelled from the order altogether.
President Polk IL an honest man and be has
boon slow TO believe that Macune was
sy q N. .h;pEs n0s -, Spx (. sssssss @ lsss s
-f5acSSd SEst conclusion, and am told has
At least seven-eights Of the legislative council
with him. The whole matter will come up
when tho council meets here in January.
lfMac"ne had been driven out Of The order,
n, should have been done st Ocala last year,
,,erc never would have been all this trouble
that the Alliance has had TO go through with
That whitewss given Macune at Oca'a has
cost the Alliance dearly; you might say
four.ffihs ofits strength, for everybody hat
left IL except the few who believe in the sub
treasury heresy. Not only in Mississippi
but throughout the South, lodge after loiG'
O. the order has disbsnded, until in SOM
sections there is not corporals guard left
II think the Anti-Sub-Treasury Alianc
will carry at ieast 40 per cent. If the prcse n
membership. hold that the Alliance In
10 business in politics, and that is where
Is now TO and solely for the personal nggran
dilement Of q few deTagogues.'
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For the TrNrs.
Will Union Stand by Greenvil,a

MIR. STOKES: Dear Sir: The action q,
the ci'lzens of Greenville County in mass
meeting assembled on Saturday the 9Th, com.
mcndS itself TO every citizen Of our Comfy
ana State, AZ well as TO the whole Cot. on
hHH: While grave aud honest doubts exist
IN the minis many of our most cxperienc.
cd men "a to the practicabilty ofthe mc,hoJs
suggcs' ed by which our people are TO be rc
HeVcd from their present financial embar
ra9s'nenf, yet the agitation of the subject
can do no harm.
Should the s. 100000 arbitrarily levied
and collected by the U. s. rs a special tax ON
coit"n, III this State alone, during the davs of
reconstruction, be returned to the State an
from the State 10 The people it would enable
them to bridge over the chasm tba, now lies
i'll the way >'
we hoiv ihat ourpeopIc will tkc action
IN TINS matter and if possible lay heir priey
ehGes before Congress 10 dispas,ionate way.
ana fher" Is no telling what msy be the re-
suit fr good
,an our people move with those of Green,
NIiie III THIS matter?
Respectfully,
j. l.. STchx
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-18

A CoLoRED CATHOLIC PRIEsr.-Baltimore
Dec. 1O.-Charles II. Unces, n young colorcd
man, will be ordained priest Of the Catho-
lie Church on December 10 The ceremony
will be performed by Cardinal Gibbons, md
it will be q particularly Interesting one
Unclcs will be the first colorcd man ordained
to the priesthood in the United States. A
colcred man was ordained by Bishop England
the first Bishop Of Charleston, $. c., who
hell otiioe from 1920 until he died. in 1912,
but the colored man was not ordained in
this country. He served for five years in
the diocese Of Charleston and then went to
New York. Another colorcd man, Augustus
To;tvn Of st. Mon:ca's church. Chicago, was
ordained some years ago in Rome. This will
maize Mr.. Unoes the third colorcd priest in
America, and it is believed in the world.
Both of his predecessors were full bloc dcd
Africans, but he is rather light mulatto
lIe will celebrate mass ut st. Xayi ers church
ON Christmas morning
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-18

=, CYRUS W. FIELD RUINED by HIS Soy-
New lork, Dec. 2.-"I am a, poor az the d,y
1 came into the world" said Cyrus W. Ficli
70 an old and intimate friend, to whom h,
to'd the story of his sons deceit and iugr,,i.
tude Edward NJ. Field appealci to h,s
iAther, Cyrus W. Field, recently for assis.
lance TO prevent the failure of the firm, all
S olhis resources having been used up. His
,stner consented to assist him and authorized
h a~ 10 'ake certain securities from his strong
box, or safe deposit vault, for that purnnsn
The son, however, took .yerv praoii,h,o
security there was in the box, but even ,ho,
did not prevent the firms downfall.
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Mt. Vernon Church Tribute.
GEORGE BAILEY.

Whereas. Col in Ills infinite wisdom, has
removed from among US by death MIR. Geo:
Bailey, an honored and respected Elder OF
Mt Vernon Church.
Belt, therefore, Rcsotced, AT this congresa-
tional meeting of the members of Mt vernon
Church, that in the death Of Brother Bailey
the church has lost useful member and
respected citizen, The bereaved family kind
Husband and Father.
Resoiced, That while we deeply feel and
mourn his loss, We bow in humble submis-
sion TO the will of "Eim who doeth oil things
we'll" and who makes no mistakes.
Resolved That the sympathies Of the church
be extended to the afflicted family, and we
unite our prayers that they and we may
have our faith mtdc stronger by his example
Resoiued, That n page in our minute book
be inscribed to the memory of our deceased
Brother aud that copy Of these resolution:
be conveyed 10 the bereavel family, and {
copy sent to the Union TINES for publication
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-18

TnE ALLIANCE WAnEHoUsE.-Tho work OF
erecting the Alliance warehouse and bank is
We under way now, near the Union depot.
Srmors nnu Mechanics' Tanking. Merosn-
uie ana Manufacturing, tn. attorney savs :.
~ 's an enterprise based upon strong cnpi-
TAI m'de up by independent subscriptions io
the capital stock. Alliance men arc putting
'hG,r money in it, and taking hold of il.
IL has tho Alliance principle in its manage.
"ei l. out Is based upon a sound business
D,sS' ana will tc run upon business princi.
PFC; Vhe OF tho best business men that Co.
.umni'' mas pS:duccd is at the head. Tho en-
terprise promises great success. with m.
present prospect it is thought That the stock
ot inc company will soon be at n prcmium
nc Iaiancc af the stock needed is bciup
takcn.'-7Hc state. lying
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-18
Entertainment and Supper,

Inc Jones'il'c High School will give n
Literary Entertainment, and The 200
IN tiers aud fair daughters will supplement il
@ @wi'h IN c'egant 'upicr, on The evening of the
='th, Amas night for the benefit Of the
new Presbyterian Church.
J"nes''lIc is going to spread herself on
'hat occasion, AMI all who come will get far
more than The worth of their money scent
III TINS good caIse. Let everybody (cycn
ycu, Mr. Editor,) come
Ihe Aca1cmy will be niss,,y arranged aqd
made perfectly safe.
N. q. l.. for Committee.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-18

"A BLOODY WEEk.-The past week h.s
~" is@i "y unusual violence and blood
shed. Among the crimes committed we re.
call: We re-
Inc killing Of James Ouzts of Edae6el,,
oy DirE Lnnday, and the subsequent lynch.
The killing ofonc negro by another near
lrmo, in Lexington County.
=, Inc killing off white man by the Town
Marshal of Easley. u"
III, Inc shooting in blrroom Mt Lewiedale
Inc murder of n Darlington County mer
chant bya negro.
ih"h we have, in addition, the suicIle of
t"iee Psr,ohs-a woman in Chesterfield
IL u SAD ana bloody record of week.
'Ncw6erry Observer, Dec. l2M.
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Cores; ondenc Ti,iEs.
News From seolst

of Pea Pea Rias, iI p sn" :i'.r SPtSSsr PSsilsr
thai he d ew In Fart (n5nt for bis servi-
cess a. so,die, q ceufsdsr:oy, jos,
before q .nei al Joh".~se-.---...-......s..- w.
1860.
Miss Susie Crawford of Jorcsville, aged
IL years, has sent Us correct answer to
our question Of week bsrs lss'; The price
Miss Nanois Ksndrix - sunny Side. is
tsacbiug It Psrris, }oDkkJrg County.
Mr.. ssd Mrs. O. ~ sf Fsec'st
Mills, rnid US WI isssS ftjay.
The com notion among our people caused
by the depre- -ssd cpndiifon Of Affairs ttill
continues. 1t is TO be hoped that every
thing will som quiet down and business
as .ume its normal c'ndition.
| A few hogs have been brought into this
neighbor5ord for sale. The prics Is 52-too
steep for folks while cot on Is but little II
any bettcr than CTS per poutd.
Several fae bome.raised hogs have been
killed by dife cnt parties in our section.
Capt. Noble, formerly employed as resi-
dent engineer on this section Of he Augusta
Division Of the Three C's Il. II. came back
week before last. His sudden debut caused
| a good deal Of speculation as 10 yhat direc'
. | ton the Railroad cat was going jump. ln
| ialking with y ur correspondent Cpc capta'h
ddn't pronouncs the Augusta division 9
: dead canine, hy any means, but that III
completion couldn't rcas ,nahly b. looked fol
i'm the immedia'e future. "We'I wait ant
watch."'
Rev. G. S. Robinsoa will preath at Sa,en
y next Sabbath, Goth.
Q :. Alltbe SEED ,Hbeat that can 70 got hold o
can put il there. L5rSSSSr,'fy will have n
o cotton seed under it as the seed is too scare
e for that purpose.
,e We would be glad If some of our roa
n ovcrscer, or County Commissioners woul'
inspect some of the public roads in this sec
> ton aud see il there has been no infringe
II mens by private individuals upon the put
l. .ic rights.
>, The Abingdon Crock Sunday School eH
pects to have Chris mas service on Christ
mas day.
is We have been requested to extend gen
r. | cral inyt,tion 10 all friendly to the work
=, he present and take part in it. The eXerc
;" seq will consist Of singing, recitations, speas
u ing, and distributing of fts.
nc ". a. Dowell, William Crocker, and W.
,t | liam Wood were elected to represent Ablne
=, don Creek Sunday School at the North Pace
=" let convention ou the 9th inst, at EiBethe
~ Misses Cordcla Bralton and Elizt Este
IN were elected to represent Salem.
al Vox
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-18

lIosoR THE DEAN OLD MormEH.-liOnor
the snowy fakes on her brow, ploughcd
deep burrows on her cheek, but IL she not
sweet and beautiful now? Tho lips are
thin and shrunken, but those arc the lips
which have kissed many hot tear from the
childish cheeks, and they arc the swec'c,t
lips in the world. The eye is dun, yet 1t
giows with tho soft radiance Of holy love
which can never fade. All, yes, she is u
dear old mother. The sands of life arc
nearly run out, but feeble ns shc is she will
20 further and reach down lower fer you
Than any other upon earth. You canbot
ak into midnight where she cannot see
you; you cannot enter prison whose bars
will keep her OUT you cannot mount a
scaif,id too high for her to reach, that she
may kiss and bless you in evidence of her
desth!oss love. When the world shall de-
spise aud forsake you, when it leaves you
by tho waysido to die unnoticed. the dear
old mother will gather you i'll her feeble
arms, and tell you of all your virtues until
Dyvrcus.-A ISo~sAt tAst XauE- yaill IN listGnrel
declining years with holy devotion. Selected
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-18

JOAQUIN MILLER's, Boy 4 CRIMsAL.-son
francisco, Dec S.--Joseph Mckay, who i.
III Jail at Ukiah, Gala, charged with stage
robbery, has been found to be n son o,
Joaquin Miller, The "Poet of the Sierrns y
Inc Inc, real name oft young man is Harry
Miiler. lie is twenty-five years of age, and
% sne son OF the poet and the la!tcrs 6rst
mle, MINNIE Myrtle. Miller says he was
uP nuru up aad thought he would try stage
,opong, ,,g coa1uin Ailler himself docs not
have anything to do with the bry. md ,ho
latter says his life might have been difTeren,
ont that he never Was encouraged TO 90 to
s'hool or make anything of himself
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-18
The Work of tho Leglslaturs

FROM the reports tn the daily papers, W,
| Judge there has been considerable work ne
compli|hci Ivy the Legislature, but of III,
| l'" "y "i mat work VIC arc not able I,
| Ju"se' from the fact that we have not seer
or read any of the bills before that body Nv
cept the synopsis of the two we published
| laet week
The an'i-frcc pass bill has raised hath
houscR, anu If the Governor does NOT vcto :,
the members and attaches will have 10 nav
their fares to get home
The bill authorizing township bonds to the
dlenn Springs road passed, Also bill to
authorize payment Of township bonds TO III,
Cape Fear Road in this County.
Mr.. Fowlers bill to reduce salaries ,y,,
defeated.
The JOINT resolution to extend the time for
paying taxes to Feb. 20. was passed by both
houses, but The Governor has NOT stoned :,
a difference ofopinion exists rs to whether
ai'er tic keeps 1t n certain number of days
without signing it, it becomes a.l,w or no,
10 meet tho difficulty and to give the peoplc
'ho re'ief thcy need, the Complrolier has
exercised the authority whic!, thclaw oives
MN and ordered an extension cf time with
out penalty; but he has not specified any
limit TO The extension. and he NAV close
down on very short notice. It will be an
outrage if he does |
The Se"a'e Is wrestling with the irop-ciod
'hu copper fastened Prohibition bill and
ne House after having some unbecomipy
'ro' s-iires upon the County Government bill |
hach'itely postponed that measure.
q" c nour'cn; resolution to adjourn on ,hc
'i'h' has besn introduced, and will no doub
Ass ts most ofthe members are anxious 10
et away from position SO uncongca;.i 10
ZEN.
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PROBABLE FATE OF RAILROAD AGryT-
augusta Ga., Dec. l3.-Mr. a. r.. Summers
me Georgia railroad agent at Lthonia-I4G
miles up the road, has mys,eriouxly d;sanN
Pearcd. lie has been missing sencc O. clock
laSt ,iGht, when he started for home from
inc depot with $500 belonging to the road.
FOR prudential reasons Mr. Summers alwavs
earned the day receipts Of his office to his
home at night.
Ihs ssuppositon is that Mr.. Summers has
neeh Inc victim Of foul play. The only
'h'ory IS that while he was going home he
was "ayinio' robbed and murdered, and that
the body has been thrown in some stream
on hurried'y buried in til, wo,ds.-Tr
StNtC,
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MASTERS SALES.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Plc,s
James +. DeLoacb, AMI Elizabeth DeLoscb
Plaintiffs

0yainst
a. y. Sarratt, Defendant.
obedience to an order made in tb.
L above stated case, da,cl October IA 1901
oy his Honor, j, III. Hudson. Circuit Judoe
l VIII sell before the Courthouse door in fhc
town OF Union, between the legal hours of
sale, on Monday, the 4th day of J.nusv
lo'Z' the following described property. 70
wit: r''f0''y' "
1850 AcREs-in several parcels.
All that certain plantation or tract of land
lylng, being and situate in Union Conntv
state aforesaid, containing one Thousand
Two hundred and fifty u ,250) acres, more nr
less bounded on the North by the l,nds of
MRS "A A. Sarratt and John j. Kendrick
East by lands of Irwin Wood, South Inv paco'
let River, and West by lands of John Snoors
The above tract will be sold in several
parcels; the plat Of which can be seen nj III.
master oii.oo, at Union G. II.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash, the balance ON n crod;t of
one ana two years, in equal installments
win interest frem the day Of sale, the nur.
chaser to give bond and mortgage of tbe
prem ses TO secure the balance of tho mr.
chase money, p"'
:, c. II. PEAKE, NJ. U.C
Master Office Union, Dec II, 1891.
Zee 10 81 a
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psa- Col. ID. l.. Duncan has been elected
manager of tho State Alliance Exchange, IN
place of NJ. l.. Donaldson, who resigned that
ucss interests h N ia M SYe up his bust
Columbi,, now that tho Exchange has been
moved to tho latter city.