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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-06-14

Secretary Carlisle waited until
the fake story that he was prepar-
ing for another issue Of bonds had
advanced to the stage Of pretending
to give all the details down TO the
exact amountof bonds to be issued.
before lie took the trouble to undo
the work Of the gifted writer's o:
Washington fairy tales by officially
announcing that he was not prepar-
ing to issue bonds, had not consid4
cred il even, and knew no reason
Why no should consider it at this
time or in the immediate future.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-06-14

The Senate will have select
comm ttcc of five to give hearings
to tho representatives Of all the
industrial armies" and o thor
cranks who have wild schemes to
air, a resolution TO that effect hay,
ing this week been adopted.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-06-14

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-06-14

VILLA n a. Worley, Kingwood, Preston CO.
Aipheus Garrison, Monongalia Co.
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West Site--t ms d'rtlov. Mtsuntown.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
PREPARING For 1000
a Great Democratic Rally at Way
cross on Semi. %.

Waycross, Ga, Sept. 1.-THE Waycross
Democratic League held meeting last
night and perfected arrangements for the
rally and barbecue here Saturday, Sept.
y Judge J. L. Sweat was made chair
man and Judge A. P. Perham secretary
The chairman stated that Hon Warren
Lott, chairman of the democratic execu-
tive committee, had invited Gen. John B.
Gordon, Hon. Robert L. Beruer,
hon A. s. Clay and Capt
u g. Turner. democrats. and
hon Thomas L. Watson. Judge James Is.
ZINES and DR.. s. W. Johnson, populists
70 discuss the issues of the day.
Mr.. Watson declined the invitation and
the probability is that the populis,ic party
VIII nave no representatives here. The
speaking will doubtless be BY Messrs
Gordon, Turner and Berner
Inc different committees on prepara-
tlons Tor. the occasion were appointed
and began work Immediately. The bar
becUe will be the largest ever given here
There will be enough carcasses and
other edlb-es 10 feed nearly five thou
sand people. The railroads will furnish
reduced rates.
The Savannah, Florida and uWestern
railway will be requested to run a special
tram early IN the morning from Thomas
vile TO bring the crowds who will come
from along The line of the road This will
be an important step and will draw hun
oreds OF people here who could not other
wise come.
Dock Williams, who is charged with
the murder of another negro, was cap
tured IN Florida and brought here to Jail
yesterday
A negro speaker from Atlanta will ad-
dress the populists and the colored popu-
Latlon here next Saturday. The speaking
Will doubtless be secret affair. :. l..
Bishop, champion of the populistic party,
sent the invitation to the negro The
speech will appeal to the colored people
Tor their support to the populistic party
this fall The populists here are making
strong effort TO obtain support from the
negro population.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
CHANGE OF OFFICERS.
Messrs. Tyler and Phinizy Succeeded
by George @. Smith.


Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 11-Capt. L. Tyler,
general manager, and c. H. Phinizy
president of the Atlanta and West Point
Railroad Company, were retired at the
annual meeting of the stockholders here
to-day.
George G. Smith. recently elected pres
ldent and general manager of the West
ern railway, was chosen for the same
place on the Atlanta and West Point.
W hen Mr. Tyler and President Phinizy
were retired from the management of the
Western railway the action practically
meant their retirement from the Atlanta
and West Point. While these railways
are independent corporations, they are in
reality parts OF the same line, and their
stockholders are much the same, while
their interests are almost identical.
The old board of directors was elected
as follows: John 5, Bigely, II. Nj. Conner,
=. T. Cnam berlin, I. L. Langston, w. b.
Berry, anu II. c. Fisher. No sensational
developments showed themselves. MIR
Smith, the new president and general
manager, will receive 81, COO per year.
When the stockholders meeting was
called to order this morning Mr.. Conner
announced that he would nominate Mr.
smith for the two Offices that had been
filled by Mr.. Tyler and Mr. Phinizy He
said, in doing this he did not desire to. in
any way, reject upon these two gentle
men. He said that in electiug Mr.. smith
the road would have a clear saving of
IS, 900 year.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
SOUTH CAROLINA COTTON.
What the Bureau Director Says About
It's Condition.


Columbia, S. c., Sept. 1.-THE week
ending Sept. 10 was very hot one, with
an average daily excess, over the normal,
of from to degrees. The highest tenn
perature reported was 90 at various
places; the lowest 650 at Longshore on
the 4th and 9th
There was about so per cent of the
possible sunshine, it having been
almost clear during the four last days of
the week and partly cloudy on the
previous days.
There were light showers. quite gen.
eral over the state, on the 4th and 9th,
scattering showers on the 9th, and in the
extreme northwestern counties on the
Sth. The weeks rainfall was less than
the usual amount in all sections, and a
general rain would be beneficial; Soar
tanburg and Union counties have especial
need of it.
Cotton picking has become general over
the entire state and was favored by the
hot, dry weather, which permitted unin-
terruptcd labor, as we'll as causing the
oolls to open rapidly. The yield contin-
ues TO appear disappointing, and the
general opinion of CORES ponuents is for
causes already stated. the crop will not
come up TO the early estimates. In addi-
ton to the reports of shedding and rust
previously given, boil worms have ap-
peared in Newberry and Edgefield coun-
ties. There will be no top crop on sandy
land al other places a small middle crop,
while in general the crop is from one
week to ten days late. The hot sunshine
seems to have etfectually checked rottiug.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
CAMPAIGN IN GEORGIA.
Appointments for Speaking Made by
Chairman Clay.

Appointments for Speaking Made by
Chairman Clay.
Atlanta, Ga, Sept. ll-Chairman Clay
announces the following campaign ap-
pointments for the remainder of this
week, sub. ect to additions:
Sept. 12-Thomaston, J. S. James and
H. w. J. Ham
Sept. 13-Elberton, A. S. Clay.
Sept. 14-Fayetteville, J. S. James.
Sept. 15-Newnan, F. S. duBignon;
Dalonega, Gov. Northen; Waynesboro, H.
w. j. Ham and H. T Lewis Yatesyille,
Charles Bartlett, Washington Dessau,
and Dupont Guerry; Vienna, A. S. Clay;
Dalton Hoke Smith, J. w. Maddox and
W. c.. Glenn.
Sept. 15-Cochran, S. P. Gilbert, George
Bright; Ellaville, A. H. Cox, Robert
Whitfield; Palmetto, B. j. Conyers
Dawson, Carter Tate
Hon. w. Y. Atkinson spent the morning
at democratic headquarters, Conferring
with Chairman Clay and other memt ers
OF the committee as to matters pertaining
to the campaign, having just returned
from trip through the southern part of
the state. I'VE are going to have a big
ger ma. GRITTY than ever before from South
Georgia. said Mr.. Atkinson in answer
to question. 81 have visited
Triton, bonneville, Douglass in Co1ee,
Naldosta, and at every place the demo
Gratis are thoroughly aroused to the i'm
portance of big majority South
Georgia, which has always been the ban
ner democratic section of the state is
going TO eclipse her previous eaorts at the
October election" Mr.. Atkinson's throat
is in very bad condition from so much
speaking. He will send his challenge for
Joint DEBATE to Judge Hines the first of
next week. Savannah will probably be
chosen for one of the debates.
Hon. Dupree, OF Montezuma. Macon
county, was among the visitors at head
quarters to-day. He reports a sensation
10 be stirring up the people of his county
AT the recent meeting or the jury com
mlssloners The names of seventeen ne
groes were placed in the Jury box and five
OF them were drawn for service at the
November term of the court
Mr.. Tom English, one of
the commissioners who opposed
the putting OF negroes on the jury, after
he was over-ruled by the other demo-
cratic members, resigned his place on the
commission. Then petition was circu-
lated and numerously signed by demo-
Gratis, calling for the resignation of the
other members, as il was charged they
had appropriated populistic thunder,
which the demo, rats did rot want, and
TO which they are opposed. Up to date
the designations have not been sent in.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
PROGRESSIVE ST. AUGUSTINE.
improvements Being Made by Mr.
FIaglsr at Palm Beach.

St Augustine, Fla, Sept, 11.-Inquiry
at the different house and real estate
agents shows few houses for rent in this
city. The three cigar factories are in
fourishing condition, a record any city Of
its size might be proud Of
The work of Transforming the COlOred
Industrial Home into a small but hand
some hotel is progressing rapidly A
dining room 15x40 feet and twelve bed
rooms, with a handsome front veranda,
are among the contemplated improve
ments. The house is but a stones throw
from the Ponce de Leon.
Mr. j. A Macdonald. one Of the firm Of
Mcguire AZ Macdonald. who have gained
renown as hotel builders in this state,
went TO Palm Beach, Lake Worth. TO-
day, having passed Sunday in this city.
He will at once commence work on
water works system a. West Balm Beach
that Will carry water from Clear Water
Lake, situated about a mile west OF l. AXE
Worth, TO the city of West Falm Beach,
and the Hotel Royal oinciana on the
east side of Lake Worth. This extensive
improvement is only part Of MIR. Henry
M. tlagler's contemplated work
on the east coast. The pump house, with
the most improved style Of force pump
ana tank sixty feet in diameter, will be
located on a ridge forming the dividing
line between Lake Worth practically an
arm of the ocean, and Clear Wafer lake,
body Of water perfectly pure and soft,
scarcely mile distant. This ridge is
about forty-fve feet higher than Lake
Worth, and the tank will be placed at a
much higher eley alton. The water will
be carried by gravity 10 the hotel on the
east side and 10 the residence in the town.
Al the hotel the force en- zines will force
the water to the top floor, where two i'm
mense tanks are located. From this
point it will again be conducted TO the pa
vilion, pool and bath houses on the beach
of the ocean about a half a mile further
east.
Mr.. Flagler's plans for pool on the
ocean beach are unique. A pool fifty
feet wide and $50 feet long will be built.
This will be entirely surrounded by dress
ing rooms fitted up with all modern con-
veniences for the accommodation of
either those bathing in the ocean or pool
A pump house will be connected with
this that will pump into the pool a con-
slant stream'of sea water, with erHows
Thus the water will be as fresh aud pure
as in the ocean beyond, affording those
who prefer it sea bath without going
into the breakers.
Between the pool and the ocean a
distorted pavilion will be built, where
daily concerts will be given and all kinds
OF refreshments ser cd.
The Board of Trade at a special meet
ing called to consider the matter has APP
pointed a committee to eudeavor to Sc
cure the proper legislation to have per
manent state encampment established
near this city. The grounds recently used
as camp by the Second battalion state
militia is especially adapted for the pur-
pose. 1t is partly wooded, with a smooth
grassy plain, and very near the Bay, thus
atfordlng excellent bathing facilities.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
POLITICS IN M'1NrosH.
Personal Mention of a Number Of
Well-Known People.

Mcintosh, Ga. Sept. 1.-THE demo-
Gratis are expecting grand rally here on
Sept. 10. They hope to have large
crowd out to hear good democratic doc
trine. They are going to do their best to
elect w. P. Waite, who is the democratic
nominee for the House A more popular
man could not have been selected, being
popular among white and colored He is
good democrat, and STANDS squarely on
the democratic platform.
The county has not instructed as IN
United States senator but their prefer
ence is Henry @. Turner. Sheppard is
making great strides in the senatorial
race and the race now seems to be be-
tween Sheppard and Styles, the republi-
can nominee, as there are only two popu-
lists in Mcintosh county, whereas there
are quite number of republicans The
election is conceded TO Sheppard, how
ever, as this district has always sent a
democrat and 1t is not supposed that it
will go back on its past record.
Misses Iva and Laura Belle Cassels.
Mary Reppard Of Pennington. Nellie
Mills, Addie Caswell, Eva Robbins, Mat
tie McCroan of Hinesville, Miss Maggie
Miller OF WalthourVille and Miss I.izlie
Chapman OF Johnston station have gone
10 Mllledgeville to attend the State Nor
NAL College. They are bright youno
ladies, and will do credit To Liberty
county.
Miss Mamie Cassels leaves next Mon
DAY night for Rogersyille, Tenn, 10 visit
Miss Mary Carson, a sister of Rev.
Charles c. Carson, pastor of the Fleming
ton church.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
GRAND RALLY OF PoPUL1srs.
There Were Sixteen of Them at the
Statesboro Mass Meetinp.

Statesboro Mass Meeting.
Statesboro, Ga, Sept. 1.-THE popu.
lists held grand rally here yesterday.
The entire county was invited out to hear
the doctrine OF Mrs. LEASE eXpounded by
the populist nominees-W. Il. KemD
nominee for comptroller general. and Jim
Barrett, nominee for commissioner of
agriculture. The speakers arrived in
town early in the morning by private con
Veyances and proceeded TO hold the steps
10 the old court house in place until the
crowd arrived. After waiting until about
] O'Clock Just sixteen pOpulists were
drummed up out Of the woods MIR Bar
retJ was the orator Of the day. and favored
the plan of the government not buying
the railroads but TO build a parallel
line alongside of every road
in the United States He thought thar
this could be done with cost of about
$4,000 100000, which he considered n
very small item ia the financial world
The two deludod statesmen left here YES
terday evening driving a pair of raw
bohed Texas Ionies. They were headed
IN The direction Of Hinesyille or the Ol,e-
feenokee swamp when last heard from.
Ihls was considered one of the grandest
popuilst rallies Of the present campaign
in this county.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES
Will Tom Watson Divide Time With
District Attorney James.


Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 11.-District Attor-
ney James and Hon. Tom Watson, the
populist leader, did not meet in Joint dis
cussion at Canton to-day. Both had APP
pointments there and Mr.. James chal-
lenged Watson to a division Of time, but
the latter refused to meet him and on &C
count of correspondence calculated to
provoke a personal encounter which
passed between them last night on the
subject Of the Joint discussion, the demo-
Gratis of Canton declared their meeting of
to-day. Mr.. James was notified by wire
and did not 60 though Watson filled his
engagement. IL was feared that
if both spoke to-day there would
be collision, and Watson is
apparently spelling for fight with some
good democrat, probably so he can pose
as martyr. Mr.. James speaks at Thorn
aston tomorrow.
Watson says that he would not mees
James under any circumstances, because
the la tier does not come up to the rule
which IN respect for his party and himself
Watson suggests as the proper one. Watson
adds that he would not engage in Joint de-
bate with any one whom he would not
speak TO on the street. Watson and
James accuse each other of making false
statements. There will not be any per-
sonal encounter between them.
James said to-day he intended to de-
nounce Watson numerically and to fol-
low the denunciation up in every speech
he makes Mr.. Moses of the Fourth
district has challenged him to divide
time at Carronton Saturday, VISIT
son having an appointment there at that
time.
The letters that passed between James
and Watson last night concerning the
charges each has made against the other
have been widely discussed in Atlanta.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
sLUaG1NG IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Spartanburg Young Men Engage in
Fisticuffs- veral Pistols Drawn,

Spartanburg Young Men Engage in
Fisticuffs-S veral Pistols Drawn.
Columbia, S. c., Sept. ll.-At Spartan
burg this morning Larry T. CAN'T, editor
Of the Piedmont Headlight, was remon e
strating with two former Tillmanites
who announced their intention of not vot-
ing the Tillman ticket any longer, when a
young man named Mart Floyd was drawn
into the controversy. CAN'T becoming
mad at something Floyd said, made
for him with his hsts. Floyd knocked
Can't down and he was carried of the
field very much disfgured Half an hour
atterward two of Gantt's grown sons
called on Floyd who was standing in
front of the Windsor Hotel and
demanded satisfaction. This Floyd
said he was willing to give them right
there. One of them and Floyd engaged
IN tisCicutf, when the other CAN'T
pulled pistol as if attempting TO over
awe Floyd. tloyd's brother, John, ran
forward and took Gantt's pistol away
from hin, and Mart Floyd succeeded in
getting the other CAN'T down and took
his pistol away from him; then the two
Floyd S dubbed the two Gantt's severely
with the pistol before the men were sepa.
rated. 10 Is feared that one of the CAN'T
boys will lose an eye. The Floyd's es-
, capped with few scratches.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
SENTENCE COMMITTED.
Gov. Tillman Saves the Neck of VIM
Carpenter, Condemned to Hang,


Columbia, $. G., Sept ll.-Gov. Till
man to-day committed to Imprisonment
for life the death sentence Of William
Carpenter. In 1889 he, with man named
Murrel, shot and killed Preston Younce
on a highway in Edgeheld county. Muir
rell was captured after an exciting
chase. He was convicted of murder. and
afterwards his sentence was commuted
by Gov. Richardson. The name Of b. h.
Iillman appeared at the time on a petit
ton against the Communication Carpen-
ter escaped and eluded arrest fot several
years in the Georgia swamps He was
finally captured and brought back to
Edgehcld, where on the trial he was
found guilty OF murder, with recom-
mendation OF mercy Nine Of the jury pc.
tltioned for the communication
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
WOULD NOT SHAKE HANDS.
A Hebrew Rabbi Resents an Attack
on His Race and RELIGION,

Atlanta, Ga, Sept 11.-Church circles
are very much aritated over little cpl
sode at the Hunter Street Christian
church last Sunday. The pastor, Rev.
{. p. Williamson, preached a sermon on
the past, present and future Of the He.
brew. Among other things he said the
Jews were cursed because the blood of
Christ was on their head One of DR.
Nilliamson's hearers was Rabbi DR..
Reich of the synagogue He had
oeeh invited TO be present
by one of the congregation. After the
sermon DIR. Williamson met the rabbi in
the lobby and offered to shake hands with
him. Rabbi Reich declined to shake
hands, but turned his back and walked
away
Both came out in long newspaper in
terNieWs this afternoon defending their
actions Rabbi Reich is especially warm
IN his language IN discussing the incident.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
A RALLY AT ROCKY FORD.
The Merchants Have Purchased the
Bridge Across the OReechee.

Rocky Ford, Ca, Sept. u.-At a mass
meeting last night the democrats decided
to have a grand rally, barbecue and bas-
ket dinner on Saturday, Sept. 20. Prom
inent speakers are expected.
The merchants Of the town have bought
the toll bridge across Ogeechee ri -er
here from ). \. Beasly, and propose to
make IL free bridge and the best bridge
on the river This will increase the bust
ness Of Rocky Ford very materially and
bring some of Bulloch couDty's trade
here
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
Mills Ordered Sold.

Charleston, S. c., Sept. 11-Judge ST.
mouson to-day sent down a decree in the
case of .. H. Sampson & Co. VS.. the
Camperdown cotton mills of Greenville.
The sale of the mills is ordered on Oct. 81
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12

Albany, Ga. Sept. 1.-THE Tenth dis
trlct senatorial convention met i'm this
city today and nominated Warren h.
Story of Worth county by reclamation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
Savannah Nine Victorious.

Brunswick, Ca, Sept. 11.-Savannah
defeated Brunswick to-day IN base ball
By score Of ; 10 /. Brunswicks crack
pitcher did not appear, placing them at a
DISADVANTAGE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
GARRARD AT JEsUP.

he Makes a Strong Democratic Argu-
ment-Few Populists Present.
Jesup, Ca, Sept. ll.-Hon. Louis +.
Garrard addressed fair crowd of demo-
Gratis here to-day There were very few
populists present His speech was well
received aud did much for the upbuilding
OF democracy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
FOR RENT.

Store at northwest corner OF Broughton
and Barnard streets. Possession given i'm
mediately. This is one OF the best business
stands in the city. Apply to
II. L. FERRILI
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12

See those violets. How modest they are ,.'
price Of them. b. Truth N0' 'n'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
MEETINGS.
SPECIAL NOTICES
ELECTION OF PRINCIPAL.

OF Lhatham Grammar school No will be
held on MONDAY ept. II. at D. m. APP
pllcants will present their credentials to the
secretary a! or before that time and if pos
stole, appear in person before the BOARD on
that evening. By orCer
w. H. BAKER,
Secretary Board Public Education
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12

Townsville, Ca, Sept. III E. Rob
inson has been elected second lieutenant
OF the Townsville Guards.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
KNOWLEDGE COMES
WISDOM LINGERS.

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age Of SUCCESS SELF-RISING FLOUR
for % cents is desirable knowledge.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12

COSBY.-Died, at Gainesville, Habersham
county Ga, after brief illness, the Rev. Dr..
j. =. COSBY. pastor OF the Presbyterian
church. Newoury, :. c., formerly Of Savan-
nah, Ca
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
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