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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-04-07

y "a, LOT LnS SC.SuCS VI NSOIOiG 'Io
great ert OF healing, We mus! tnana
the Greeks. There is the immortal
Greek doctor. Hippocrates, who nrst
opened the door for disease to go out
and health to come in. He first SET
forth the importance OF cleanliness
and sleep, making the patient before
treatment to be washed and take slun-
Der On the hide CT q sacrificed beast.
| He Erst discovered the importance OF
thorough p.ognosis and diagnosis:
He formulated the famous oath OF
Hippocrates which is taken by physi.
clans OF our day. He emancipated
medicine from superstition, emplrl-
cisn and priestccafc. He was the
| father OF al the indr1aries, hospitsls
and medical colleges of the last %
centuries. Ancient medicament and
surgery had before that been aaatonl-
cal and physiological assaul; and bat
terv. and long after the time OF Hip
pocrates, the Greek doctor, where his
| theories were no. known, the Bible
speaks OF fatal medical treatment
when it savs. In his disease he
sought not the Lord, not to the pdysi-
| clans, and Asa slept with his fathers.
And we read in the New Testament OF
the Door womao who mad been treated
by inc2m oeIeat doctors, VINO asked
large fees, where il says, She had
suffered many things of many p2ysl.
clans and had spent al tina! she had
and was nothing better, but rather
grew worse. For our glorious science
OF medicine and surgery--no-e $40
lime than astronomy, for we have
more TO do with disease tcal with the
stars; more beautiful than botany, for
bloom Of health IN the CHEEK Of wife
and child IS worth more to rs than 81
| the roses OF the gardan-for this
grancest OF ali sciences, the science OF
healing, every piI,ow OF recovered N.
valid, every ward OF American ana
| European hospital may well cry out,
Thank God for old Dr.. Hippocratss.
I, like Paul, am igde5ted 70 the
| Greeks.
Furthermore. all the world IS obi.
| gated 70 HeIlaS more than il can ever
! pay for is hecoics IN the cause o. 10
ies.y and right. United Elrope today
had not belGac think taat the Greeks
Will not tgLl. There may be fall!ogs
back and devas!aLions and temporary
| defeats, and if Greece IS right sll Ea'
rope cannet but her down. The o!her
nations, before they show the port
lholes Of their ne1 c. war.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-04-07

can sEorG u, buy their sculpture
reach their books, purchase their
pictures. eccouraae their pen.
their pencil, their chisel, their
engrsver's knife, their architects S
COMPASS. The world cslls them
"boak1orm, or DR.. DryasduSt,' but
if there had baen no bookworms or
dry doctors Of Law and science AID
theelcgy there would have been no
Apocalrotic angel. They are the
Greeks OF our country and time, and
your obligation TO them is Infinite.
Bat there IS better way TO pay
then. and that's by their personal sal
varioa, which will never come to
them through books or through learn
! ed presentation, because ia literature
AID Intellectual realms they are mas
ters. They can outargue, oasquote,
outdogmatize you Not through the
gate OF the head, bu: through the gate
OF the heart, you may capture them.
When men or learning and might are
brought 10 God, they are brought by
the simplest story OF whatrellgion can
do Tor q soul. They have los. chill
dren. Oh. tel them how Chris. com
forted you when you lost your bright
boy or blue eyed girl. They have
found life struggle. Oa, tell them
how Chris: has helped you al the way
through! They are in bawilderment.
| On, tell them with how many hands
OF Joy heaven backons you upward :.
When Greek meets Greek, then
comes tle tug Of war" but when a
warm hearted Christian meets man
who needs pardon and sympathy and
comfort and eternal Iif5 tneG comes
victory. Il you can, By some Incl
dent OF self sacrifice, brlng 10 such
scholarly men and women w2a!
Christ mas done for their eternal res
/ cue, you may bring them II. Where
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25
SHERMAN'S ANSWER
To Japan Reiterates the Position Hero
totore Taken BY the Administration
A. 10 the Propriety Of AnneXIne Hawaii to
the United states The Interests of
Japan. However. viii lie Safeguard
eel Postal service for kIondike

WAsHINGToN. Aug. 2O.-Thc Canadian
government and the United states
have agreed upon cooperation i'm aug
menting the postal facilities for the
klondikc region and the result will
shortly be evidenced in substantial
doubling Of the mail service from the
coast into that district The reply of
Canada To Acting Postmaster General
Shallenbcrgers proposition TO cstab-
fish an exchange of mails AT Circle
City and Dawson City reached here
Thursday. II is counter proposition
made 10y Canada. the latter agreeing TO
perform the service from Dawson CITY
down To Dyea by means of "A contract
of her own, with rcimbursments To be
made by this government for its share
of the service.
WAsnNGToN, Aug 2O-Secretarv
sherman has submitted 10 the. japanese
government an answer to Japan's last
note relating 10 the annexation of
Hawaii to the United States The an
swer was delivered TO Mr.. Hoshi the
Japanese minister. last Saturday. 1t
II in reply TO Japans note of July 10.
which up to that time had not been &c
knowledged
sherman answer is marked by its
friendly expressions toward Japan.
which gives special satisfaction in view
of the somrw hat strained relations re
Sulting from the previous correspond
cncc. Two features are brought out by
the answcr--it rcitcratcs the posi-
tion heretofore taken by the sccre-
tary of state as TO the right and
proprlcty of anncNing Hawaii to
the United States With this.
however, is coupled an assurance that
the interests of Japan in Hawaii will
Ice fully safeguarded. 1t also espresso,
satisfaction at the plan of arbitration
between Japan and Hawaii. on the
question of Japanese immigration To
Hawaii
The answer il largely an elaboration
OF Mr.. Shcrman's former letter. and
the policies expressed i'm 10 wav diff
fer from those previously laid down by
him.
Minister lIoshi has cabled the sub
stance of the answer To the Tokyo gov
eminent and the full text of the an
swer has been forwarded. 1t will not
reach Japan until September Z. and no
action may be taken until the text is
before the Japanese foreign Office
The Japanese legation is rcticent over
the dispatch, although there is no eff
fort TO conceal the satisfaction felt over
the friendly spirit displayed through
out MIR. Sherman = answer. The attcn-
ton of the Tokyo government has been
particularly directed toward these eN-
pressiouS of good will
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25
OPERATORS MEET.
The Conference, il is Thought Will
Bring About One Of Two Results.
Either Arbitration To settle the Trouble. or
thu Mines VIII lie tried with Import
eel Men They Have Asked for - Con-
ference win the Miners onicer..

PrrrsBr RON, Pa. Aug. 2O.--Thc meet
ing of the coal operator, Thursday and
and Thursday night will bring about
one of two results either arbitration
will settle the strike or the mines will
to- started with imported men. Fri
day will decide which course shall be
pursued. The operators are evidently
in favor OF arbitration in preference to
"a forciblc opening of their mines. This
was evidenced Thursday when NIcsSrS.
Murray and Osborne, representing the
meeting. wired National President
Ratchford al Columbus asking IL sat
urday next would bc suitable for "a con-
ference at Pittsburgh of both sides
The Rend and Robbins interests We'd
ncSday night telegraphed Ratchford
asking him to come 10 Pittsburgh to
try and settle the strike District Pres
ident Dolan followed the Telegram to
Columbus, and is cndcavoring by per
Nonal persuasion 10 bring about such
meeting. Dolan Thursday tclc-
graphcd that Ratchford was willing
10 confer but preferred not to meet
with the Pittsburgh operators only.
hut an Interstate representation. The
telegram sent by the meeting Thurs
day insisted that Indiana and Illinois
would not consent to a conference and
IL now remains with President Ratch-
ford to say whether or not he wi meet
with the Pittsburgh operators and
trust to the others To follow the dc
ciSion there made
1t il believed that a conference will
he held here ON Saturday. because lust
after the session of the operators had
adjourned. Col. Rcnd received a tclc-
gram from his son Joseph who is i'm
Columbus, saying:
"Dolan says Saturday was selected
for conference. Executive board will
Toe in session Friday
1t il inferred from this that Ratch-
ford has concluded To attend the con
ference.
When Mr. Dolan went To Columbus
Wednesday night he was given abso-
Lutte authority by Rcnd. Robbins and
others To arrange for unqualified arbi-
tration. and he has been working to
this end all day
Should the arbitration meeting not
be arranged for, il was decided bv the
operators at their meeting Thursday
night that Immediate preparations for
starting their mines union Shall
be begun. The meeting adjourned until
Saturday morning To give time for
Ratchford To answer officially.
Should Ratchford's reply he adverse,
mines will bc started in a few DAYS.
Machine mines will Ice selected for the
initial movement a. none Of the pick
mine owners care for hoetilitic, to
begin al their mines.
From expressions used by operator,
Thursday night. they are more deter
mined than ever To start their mines,
peaccably or otherwise.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25
DtTRICK Tragedy.
1t Is Claimed the Murder Mystery win soon
Be Solved.


BELLEFONTAINE. O.. Aug. % De
tectivc Archambault. of Cincinnati.
who is working on the Dctrick muir
der case. states that he believes he has
positive clew to the perpetrator of
the crime. and that the mystery will
shortly be solved. He will give no in
timation a to who hc believes is the
guilty party.
There are some indications now that
the alleged admission of Tiny Ford
that ne killed the DERRICK, il but an
attempt to place tbs crime ON
him in order To- secure the re
ward. Nellie Ellsworth. he little girl.
under running fire of questions from
q reporter Thursday broke down and
cried. She said that Minnie stewart
had told her to tell the story about
Ford. The Stewart girl has not been
seen recently
1t is said Tiny was i'm q poker room
I'm this city late ON the night of the
DERRICK murder and will have mo-
trou ole in proving an aliM II his com
panionS are not afraid OF telling the
truth for fear Of getting into trouble
for gambling
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25
THREE BONES
Exploded I'm Three Different Points I'm Com
stantinople-Thc City Almost in "a Panic
Over the News.

Exploded I'm Three Different Points In Com
stantinople-Th City Almost in "a Panic
Over the Ncws.
CoNsTANTINorLE. Aug. i9-The city
was almost in panic Wednesday nigh.
over the news OF bomb explosions at
tempted or accomplished "Wednesday
afternoon at three different points.
The explosions are attributed TO the
ArmcnianS. At 3 o'clock a bomb was
thrown just outside the police head
quarters in the Para district 1t failed
10 explode. Almost at the same mo-
ment an Armenian. whose name il is
believed il Garavbct was arrested ~
the Imperial Ottoman bank, i'm the
;alata district He was Carrying "a
package of explosives which he was
trying to- ignite.
second bomb was exploded i'm pri-
vatc road between the vilierate offices
of the grand viZicrl and the stat, coun-
ell house. One man was killed and
several others were severely injured
The explosion shattered windows in
the vicinity and did other Slight dam
age.
The police have made "a number OF
arrests. Reports of the outrage, spread
quickly through the city and caused
the greatest excitement. The police
and the guards at the SultauS palace
were taking extraordinary precautions
Wednesday night. which have given
color To "a rumor that the bomb-throyy-
ing i "a part OF a widespread plot
The most abicct terror prevails in
the precincts of the palace. In many
parts of the city. particularly in the
vicinity OF the police headquarters
and state council house, all the
shops were closed, and it was nee
cSSarv to call ont the entire police
force and the military before any
thing like calm was restored The
Armenian who was arrested at the
Imperial Ottoman bank was trying. it
Is reported. To place the bundle OF cN-
plo>ivcs near one of the main en-
frances. The crowd who saw him de-
livcrcd 10y the bank officials to the
police would have made very short
work Of him If they had not been pre-
vented
The police are very reticcut "A, TO tho
reason for Nummuning the palace guard
and closing all the doors and gatcvavS.
but NJ II rumorcd that a similar out
rage was attempted within the palace
limits and that the approaches were
barred To prevent the exit OF the would
be perpetrators.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25
STEEL ARMOR PLATE
Can BE Furnished to the Government at 4.
1riiiinG Figure Compared with What IL
Now Paid.

TrihinG Figure Compared with What IL
Now Paid.
READING, Pa. Aug 2G-J. II. Car
penter, founder of the Carpenter steel
works, this city, of which he was form
erly general manager has prepared a
statement showing that steel armor
plate can be furnished to the gov-
eminent at Il tritling figure compared
with what is now being paid MIR Car
pcnter is II well known steel expert
and inventor and was formerly in
the United States navy The car.
pentcr steel works. from which MIR
Carpenter has retired. have. up To this
time furnished the government with
nearly $1,000 900 worth of proicctiIcs.
and il 100000 order is now being filled
His price il 50 far below the govern
mcnt limit OF $500 Il ton that the Beth
lehcm and Carnegie companies say they
can not meet it with their HarvcviZcd
nickel steci plates, as to occasion the
armor plate board much surprise
MIR Carpenter claims that by the
new tpncumatic) process. steel Of the
best physical properties and chemical
conditions can he uniformly made and
much waste avoided
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25
President Faure'. Exciting start for IT.
Hetersburn

PARIS. Aug 10. The departure Of
President Faure ON his visit To the ear
at ~. Petersburg Wednesday was
marked 10y scene Of greatest excite
ment. accompanied by the circulation
of the widest kind Of rumor,. After
ms departure bomb exploded along
the route the president had followed.
and although mo- damage was done and
IN spite Of the fact that nobody wa,
hurt the most intense excitement pre-
vailed for q long time afterwards and
ih" sensational reports had fl that
those Wn" oNplOdrd the bomb had i'm
tended am outrage of NOR, ,.rious
nature
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25
THE CONTRIBUTIONS
To the Needy Miners Of the Brazil District
Are InIling on.

BRAZIL, Ind. Aug la-The contri-
buttons TO the needy miners of this dis
trict are falling off in most distress
ing manner. Coming from all parts Of
the state and all sources outside Of this
city. only six dollars was received Tues
day TO feed the 300 hungry and dis
tresSed. Wednesday was the regular
distribution day at the commissarv.
hut 50 little was received that il was de-
clded To not open the commisNary at
all This city is still donating LIBERAL
ly but is unable to look after the en-
tire number
The plant of the Central Iron ~ Steel
Co, of this city. has rcopcncd giving
employment To between 500 and 800
men. The mill is using West Virginia
coal, AND the efforts of the miners to
stop IL have been Ruthless.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

BUDAPEST. Aug. 20 The official re-
port 81 the recent floods iu hungary
shows the most widespread and ~cri
Gus damage to crops which this year
arc among the poorest ON record with
in decade. The total wheat yield is
estimated at 1870. 900 metric hundred
weights very large part Of which is
Of inferior quality.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

NEW NoEK. Aug 20 w. VI. Whit
ncy, brother Of William G. Whitney.
and well known railroad man. has
gone to Boston 90 complete arrange.
mcnts with % syndicate Of Canadian
capitalists &, establish q system Of
electric railroads IN Kingston, Jamaica
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

DtiA"hFp. o.. Aug 49, Tboro,a
Iorbr Na- thrown from "a cant and
7.Ighted ora % post by the ro,d.id. Gs
nos was crushed fiat and his cheek
u"r1DIy CUT The nag be drove has
run away three times this summer and
broken tvSo nov rigs.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

HEocKroN. Mass. Aug 20 The shoe
factory 81 George g.. snow. employing
400 hands. was closed Thursday by @
strike Of the lastcrs against wage rc.
ductiou Of 30 cents dav.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25
.nnmnrInr Crail Innnrh,l-

BALTIMORE, Aug 20 The .Argo-
maui submarine craft was launch
ed al noon Thursday at the yards o..
the Columbian Iron works boo the pres.
cncc Of large crowd of Interested
spectators 10 is claimed that ono man
can handle hcr N nrcc.snrt
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25
Dollar wheat In philad.iphln.

futAuEirHA. Aug ~ The wheat
market Friday was the most exciting
ever experienced in the history OF the
exchange Quotations Jumped up 4 .,
cents and brought the price beyond the
dollar mark There were sales 81 No.
red at lOl and No. Penns,Iy,ni,
red was quoted ~ TO- This is the
highest quotation here iu many years.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

LiNcmErEG. Va Mug ~ The pro-
hibition convention Friday nominated
Rev j. A Cutler. ~ Louisa for gov.
crnor' Rev Nmithdcal. of Richmond
for licutcnautRovcrnor. and y u Ken.
needy "' ~tauntou 'or attorney gen
oral
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

BEussEIs. Aug r. DR. Cook. am
American. will join the steamer BEL.
Ricia. carrying The Gcrlachc Antarctic
expedition. al Nontcvidco. 10 I~ cN
pected that the BclRicia will arrive at
'raham's land early in December She
Is provisioncd for two wears
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

'AEE"IlroN. XIV. Aug a. EN-Ns.
SCISSOR w. w Whitehead jumped from
q third-storv window at hi. home
Thursday night while asleep Result.
a broken arm and dangerous internal
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

SAGINAW Mich Aug 81. The Mich
iRan Salt-Lak7 association has adj.
vanccd the pr e. Of salt iu an the mar.
kets Of the west five cents barrel and
in the home markets eight cents bar.
rel.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25
\ VINO. TerriIIc Disoo,erv-

~hFLEfvfitE Ind Aug ~ Friday
morning when Mrs. Louis Sncpp avoke
She found her husband dead lie was
aged ~ years. Death WAS caused by
para lysis
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

NAsniNer"N. Aug 90 The COMMITS
sion 81 Ethan 3 Hitchcock. 81 Mis-.
souri,. a- minister To- Russia. was made
ont ai ihr, white house Friday The
appointment dates from August Io
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25
Ynnnr Grim Mnntch-

ROCHESTER, y. Y. Aug 20 The po-
lice are looking for young Critic the
boxer for stealing 500 diamond FROM
his trainer. Irwin Silcux
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

LtNi,rl"E Ky Mug 2O Grandson
smith Jr fHc tou..sar.o.d SON of a.
prominent Iasottc county farmer was
accidentally shot aud biIIcd at his
fathers huu, ou tl, Uarrod-Iu-,,
road. four miles from Lexington at ,
o'clock Thur day afternoon D.. hi4
cousin. Royce Ferguson. aged %. Of o.
Rand avenue This city The boy. had
been playing with FIobcrt rifle.
Roger carcIc,>Iv tossed tho GUN ON the
porch The hammer struck the gun
Exploded. the ball entering smith n
mouth. penetrating his brain and com.
ing ont at the back OF JOB, head lie
lied instantly.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-12-31
WEST WARDSBORO.

E. A. Eddy and family visited in
West Brattleboro the first of the
week.
G. L. Howe and son, Ray, from
North Adams have been stopping at
the hotel.
Ernest Pike has been sick with
quinsy sore throat so his school had a
vacation.
Quite a number from here went to
Daniel Willis funeral Sunday at
Stratton. The bereaved widow, who
is in very poor health, has the SYM
pathv of the community.
Mrs. Myron Rice, who is spending
the winter in this village, invited a
number of relatives and some of the
children to enjoy with her son, Ray
mond Christmas tree, refreshments,
games etc., thursday eve, the 2od.
The room was decorated with wreaths
and evergreens and when Santa Claus
came to strip the tree it was found
that each child was remembered.
Among Raymond's many presents
was gold watch and chain from his
uncle and aunt in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The church was we'll filed also the
trees Saturday evening. An inter-
esting program of Rotations by the
children, interspersed with songs by
the choir and by the children was en-
joyed, after which A. r. Robinson,
as Santa, with cap and bells, appear
ed and the numerous presents were
speedily distributed.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-12-31
WARDSBORO.

The Christmas entertainment was a
success in all it's details. A snug little
sum of money was left toward the min
ister's salary.
Travelling shows seem to be the order
of the day and their best recommend is
that they "travel."
The increase of this years Christmas
trade over that of last year.seems to show
a general degree of prosperity on the ad-
vance.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Benson and family
from Bondville, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Farnum spent Christmas with their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Benson.
Lawyer Barber from Brattleboro was
in town Monday to look after the case of
drunken man (2). He was fined, but
being unable to pay was committed to
Newfane Jail. If States Attorney Robb
is clearing out the rum holes Of Brattle-
boro he had best "watch out" that their
contents are not shipped over the narrow
gauge to stop with our town. We have
no use for the men (?) who sink lower
than our beasts of the field and put to
shame their would be friends.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-12-31
NEWFANE

Friday evening a merry party
gathered at Union Hall to enjoy the
Xmas trees and the service Of song,
responsive exercises and Rotations.
During the singing messenger ar
rived with special delivery letter di
rected to the boys and girls of New
fame from Santa Claus. Soon after
he arrived and gave out the gifts
from his huge pack. The trees never
looked nicer than this year, instead
of the popcorn decoration ribbons
were festooned in their place making
handsome effect. Much credit is
due the committee in charge.
Mrs. S. M. Fish returned home
Thursday evening after an enjoyable
visit of eight weeks with her son and
family in Vergennes.
Mrs. Plat and daughter, Grace,
are spending the holidays with the
Misses Newtons'.
Frank A. Dewitt was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warren of Bos-
ton Saturday and Sunday.
Gilbert N. Batchelder is home on
ten days vacation.
Good skating on the Kenny pond.
Afternoon and evening parties are in
order.
Geo. r, Goodenough was the guest
of Henry L. and Fred H. Sargent
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. G. E. Davidson spent Xmas
with her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Osgood,
in Townshend.
Much credit is due Mrs. Geo.
Knapp in her selection of the Xmas
music this year.
Miss Abbie Kenny is in Brattle-
boro for 10 days visit.
Schoolmaster Heald spent Sunday
with his mother in Brattleboro.
Robt, Lincoln was in Townshend
over Xmas.
Ira Higgins played for dance in
Wardsboro Friday night.
Mrs. Kidder of Worcester, Mass,
and four children are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Kenny.
Miss Hettie Benson returned home
last week after several weeks in Bos-
ton, Mass.
The east chimney in Howard
Burke's hotel burned out one evening
last week taking fire from the dining
room stove.
Geo. Allen of Jamaica has taken
the j. b. Reed farm. Mr.. Reed
goes to East Dummerston on to the
Col. Newton place.