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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-10-26
Our Dark Room

Is an innovation Honolulu and convenience Tor
it enables shade of material tor party
dresses, will at night
With opening of new store we snow u
the Honolulu the
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-02-03
47HE CHARLESTON Line"
SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA
RAILROAD.

PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
C..:gsc;ed 70 Ap.; '9ih, 1895.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-02-03
TAX RETURNS
FOR ES96-97
UFFICE CT COUNTY AUDIT r SUMTER
COUNTY.

SUMTER. S. c., Nov E27, 1895.
DEIUENS of all Persons! Pfope:t, ~ &
II, Poll Taxes VIII e re. ewes ~ HIS
uflice iror,' JsAn*rv Isl, 1877. 70 Jaoun,y
lz'a, 1859, an,t al lie following 'itrts ard
nlAcc-:
Naycsv'iie Tuesday January I2'h
Relo' : Nil, Wednesday JANUARY Is
Mzunsllic, THURSDAY. J.nuass l.! !.
Sm''hv'!le Friday, Japuasv l5.h.
Mcchanicsv'lie, Saturday. Jan l6 II
Kiogmaa's Store, Monday, Jan Is.
Remherl's Store, TUESDAY, Jan. 10
Hagood, Wednesday. January 20 h.
Statebu'g. Thursday, January 2lsf.
Wcdge6eld, Friday. January 22nd
R ] Maouiog's. Saturday. Jan. 23ad
j. NJ. Tiudal's, Monday, Jan 23th.
Blshopville, Tuesday and Wedres-
day, January 26rh and 9th.
Magnolia, Thursday. January 2Sth.
Lynch burg, Friday, January 2aih.
Concord, Saturday. January 30'h.
Johos'ou s Store, Monday, Feb 1st
Shiloh. tuesday, February 2ud.
Aud at AUDITORS Office in the City
of Sumter from February 3rd, to Feb
ruary Goth inclusive.
The Law requires that ali persons owning
property or 10 anywise having charge ofsucb
property, either as agent, husband, guardian.
trustee, executor, administrator, etc retorn
The same under oalh 10 be Auditor, who re-
quests all persons 10 be prompt in making
heir reiurns and save he SO per cent pen
ally which will tie added 10 tne property
valuation of all persons who fail 10 make re-
turns within the time prescribed oy law.
Tax payers re;u7a what they own 90 the
fret day of January, 1891
Assessors and is5pay ers will enter the first
given name Of 'he taxpayer in full, also make
separate return for each Township where
lha properly is loca ed and also IN each aud
every case The No Of tie School District must
be given.
Every male citizen between the age OF
tweoi, -ose and siy,v years on the first day
Of January 1897, except those lucapsnle OF
earuiog support from beiug manned or
from, e her causes, shall he deemtd taxable
Polls. and except Confederate Soldiers so
years ct ace, on Jan. Isl, 1897
All re orDs must he psde on or before The
20'b dav of Fe"tuarv next. cannot take
r-lurns after that date ard all re:urns made
after TIE 20lb day Of February are SUBJECT 10
peoa!,y OF so per cent
A.B. STUCKEY,
Auditor Sumter County.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-02-03
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.


The session of the convention Of char
tiles end corrections for Missouri, held
in ST. Louis recently, decided to work
TO effect certain legislative enactments
on the following questions: q In favor
Of the appointment Of a state board Of
charities and corrections, to act as su-
pervising body over the charitable and
criminal institutions OF Missouri; (2)
to secure legislation at the next general
assembly on behalf Of tramps, paupers,
youthful dependents criminals and
charity and to utilize the labor of able
bodied unfortunates in improving the
roads; (3) to improve the public roads.
These are vital issues. The time is
fully ripe for taking hold of these sub
jects. Why not start tramp colonies, and
let these wa is and strays Of humanity
be taught to work and given therefor
food, ,clothing and shelter?
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-02-03
TRAINS GOING NORTa.
Da;lv. fDai|T except Sunday.

sDaly. fDaily except Sunday.
No. 53 runs through to Charleston, S. c.,
via Central r. R., arriving Maariug 10 p
u.s., Lanes A8 p m Charleston 9 so p. N
Trans on Conway Branch loave Chad
borrn 10 20 q. "a, arrive at. Cooway
wav co p. d., returning leave Conway g,
225 p 10, i've Chadbourn 4 IS r. n
leave Cha6 ooaru 20 p. m, arrive at Hub a.
90 y. n, reiurnl q leave But 80 an,
arrive Il: Chadbourn SIS a. N. Dailv e--
cept Sunday
Trains on G.. l. D. R. r. leave Fioreoce
SIS n, 9 10 a N and 90 p m, arrive
Darlington % 10, 10 20e N, and s 80 p
N; leave Darlington 9 81 m, and 10 40 a
n, arrl7e Cheraw 10 40 N and IL 80 10,
leave Cheraw IL As p m, arrive Wadesnoro
225 p IA. Returning leave Wadesboro 90
m. arrive Cberaw IS N, leave Chersw
4 Is N. and Is p m; arrive Darlington
7 l0p n end % m. leave Darlington as
D m. 27 pm and 745 m; arrive Flor
snce 3 Is p1p, 6 IS ~, and 8 Is n
Daily except Sunday. Sunday trains leave
Floyds 80 TO, Darlington IS n n, arrive
Fioreoce 8 10 N. Returning leave Flor
ence 9 90 10, Darlington 9 80 a 10, ar
rive Flcyds $40 q II. Trains leave Gibson
is IN, Bennettsvile G II IT, arrive Oar
liugion 80 10, Somter 25 III. Return
ing leave Sumler 90 y III, Darlington 9 10
= co, arrive Eeane;lsvilIe 10 o. 20, Gioson
~ Is 2 ID
loHN z. DIVINE, Gea'l Supt.:.
j EE&I.Y Geu'l Iapncef..
Y n s.&E2SG& T3>,f;c Manager.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-02-03
n office!

a FTER an exaer;erce c '@a..:v-ei@@at
"A years ~ Tic Cahl'.ot toi,iof IL J. D.
UrA,g. he uuGeEsignssi rave eop- ialo the
tnSiress of rern.ri::G. bnd ciet..lag ;s.ni'Gre,
on t}eir ow. accouat. az: teeiirs- cor ae NJ
CT t:isr &aii.v 10 rs7e pee; '':e.:ci!"n.
re$pe cii;.liy solicit 19e IA too&=e u the i:eo-
PIE Of SuElier and v:cia';s-
The preparln1 nnd dressing Of ee@d bodies
for bu,lal will ue promptly ard carefully at
tended 10.
Saop opposite the Episcopal church
PETERSON l. CUTHBERT.
Sept. LIST. 1895. Sumter, S. G.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-02-03
$500 REWARD.

We will pay the above reward for any case
of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Sick Head,
ache Indigestion, Constipation or Costivsnest
We cannot cure with Vests Vegetable Liver
pills, when the directions are strictly com
Piled with. They are purely Vegetable, and
never fail to-give iatisfation. Sugar Coated
Large boxes, Is cents. Beware OF of counter.
feits and limitations. The genuine manu-
fac,nred only by TIE JOIN G. WEST CoMPA'
NY. Chicago, I'll.
For sale in Sumter By J. F. ". DeLorme.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-02-03
A SENSIBLE POSITION.

The judicious position taken by the
University Of Illinois in regard to the
kind. Of young men who enter its foot
ball and other teams is quite cheering.
Football has become quite unpopular
because in most teams there are rufians
who do not care for hurting others.
This is the source of most of the trouble.
The colleges all over the country should
take vigorous and prompt action in this
matter. The Indian team of Hampton
set their civilized white friends good
example.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-02-03
Imported Stock.

H.G. Osteep l. Co. received this week a
full lassor,ment of the latest and pret:iest de-
signs iu Dens>son's Imported Crepe and Tis.
sue Paper for msFirs>lsmp shades, flowers
aud all sorts OF fancy worRc~>This is guarsn-
ieed to be the genuine imported paper asd
far superior to aoy and all limitations. We
sci: a. New York prices, as we buy direct
from the importers. The stationery stock is
complete aud up to date.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-02-03

No 81 suas ;5copa; i.aD Cnerie,cu -
Ceo;ral r. g., leaving Laoes SIG 8. NJ. ESQ
ciog o5 a. N
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-02-03

SUMTER. S. c., NovE27, 1895.
DEGUENS of all Persons! Pfope:t, std
II Poll Taxes VIII :ere'else:i NJ Has
uflice irori JAn*ry Isl. lS2! 70 Jaaua, )
l2'a 1859, an;. III Tie following 'isnts ard
ut
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-02-03

Dinner at Eerssaw.
CONNECTIONS
No 90 has connection with the Chester &
Lenoir Railroad ST Yo.kvile S c., wl.h the
Sontne;o Rawss a, eock H'i, S c., wrh
the Seaboerd Air Lne a, Ca:AwbA Juno 'lor
S. c., Wi,o ibe Lr:c~s.e h Chester Ra'l oad
a, I.ancaser. $. c., snd win tre Soa n Ca'-
olina sod Geo e,a Railway al Camnen: S G..
No 33 Norih oound ,;an hrs sane corree-
,ions rs No. So.
SAMUEL CUNT, P;es'dsst
S. B UJpk;N Gen Pns4 Ar.
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Trains between Milard and St. Paul leave
Niiard 10 70 a u and 345 p m, arriving
5, Paul 10 Is a n and 3 55 %. Retcroioe
leave ST Paul 10 35 % and 10 NJ: aad
arrive M,llard 10 45 m aod 20 N. Da:
~ except Sunday
*Ds,ly except Sunday.
Predsien'.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-02-03

*Dailr DAILY fxce:; Scniay
80. ~ runs through tc l;o!nr:i:;a via Get.
:ral r. L. Of :. G.
Graias Nos. 7s ond 50 7nn VIZ VI .;son aao
,ettegile-Short 'ne-a"d uaLe clo:e
connection fer ell poGts Eorl5
J r. KENLY, JNC. +. n!VIEE:
Gen'l Manager: Gen Supit.
TN EMERSON. Traffic Manager.
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
TAXATION OF FAaNs.
ohserva,inns % the siati.ticlan % the
Department " Asricuitare,


Observations % the siaii.tielau % the
Department ~ Asricuitsre.
WAsHlNGroN March IL -i.osa. AKA
,ur ls '9ac,ics farms has 1peL ,ha sur
.e.t 0t an iuvc.tigati0r ~ th, safis,lcian
OF the department. o. igrea.trrs Henry
A Robinson ild q rclori lust made ccv.
ers more thGr 100 .urMs ,r chal-iuqua.
tattnrnGgus Putnam iui Wcstch.ffcr
counties b. New Y3rk
The object D ths ,rvcstigalau xAs 20
ascertain what che fleet aren arncrs
taxes wold % " an icca iirs5t snxes
were ,es.ea nror Aa and az ts sulm
rroved ealrc ezclud.ns .rum che salua.
tor 30 cgidins- fences snd stnsf m
prCyeualts 4ni also sxciadins personal
property sut ne liinF the land 1i towns
and oitie. a. ve. d. that 1i ilsms
IHs statistics show that the anlinpr,sso
value 1l che ana ,f these farms ls 30 per
sent Of rhc total vilue Of al rnereli estate
ni thcse farms. including improv,uens
and tra. the auim?rovsd value of city
land Is - rei sent oi the whole value OF
al city real estato IL Is also demonstrated
that city taxpayers paw a much smaller
proportion oi ,1Xei on personal property
tha1 property owners DO outside Of cities
One conclusion thnt In its practical oper.
alton the tax upon personal property al.
ways bears far moro heavily upon farmers
than 30 does unon the Inhabitants OF large
ana wealthy cities The report continues
Supposing "a state to exist In which the
entire value Of the real estate was equally
divided between cities and fnrms. Then.
undor the system OF taxing real estate at
its iull value, II taxes for $1,000. 900 were
levied ON real estate, the cities would pay
5000 900 and tho farms 5000 600 But "
the assessed value of real estate were in
each vase reduced to the actual value OF
the land. excluding buildings. improve
ments and cultivation. the cities would
pay s3p7 Ooo. aud the farms wonld pny
sioS, 600. making % reduction of lN. per
cent I'M The hnrdens OF the fnrm
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
New remple For nav State Masons.

BosToN March Masonic temple ia
this city. will not be moved from the spot
which has SO long been cOnssaratcd hy tho
craftsmen; but, more glOrinus lhan ever
its walls will rise upon the rwln- .uf the
old, as the phanix from ITS ashus lhis
much was decided nt the meeting of the
Grand Lodge Of Mas1ns last night. Grand
Master c. c. Hutchinson Of l.owell prcsid
ing. The whole matter OF rebuilding wis
placed in the hands of the board of direct
ors, with full powor to either tear dnwn
tho present structure and build anew or %
use the walls now standing. The directors
have authority TO expend $500 600 IN erect
Ing "a suitable home for Massachusetts Ma
sons
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
ANTlPlCTuR= s.LL
Auorue, George Rs.us, Wake. &C trsu.
meui Aga.usl ,ht Prors.sd Iaw.

neu' Agams, 'he Prors,sd Law
ALBASy March II. tn; ara rp0rtn
uity tor p1ca- seir.aa ,r -aratof g!.s
worth antpct1r, .1...Etus g:l vas
given oS ths isEast .oGl. ,eu.mlt.es gss.
tefdhy aitert5cL 5fjrat Z HaiLss li
Rochester was ,nt only 1sgsoL resent 9p.
posed &C. the 5ii. whg -aa a. opportunity
10 be heard aIa ne ,c.-mitte, is-iaed &c
give further hearLp ~ ,Ei sasuIs u
"wednesday d uext week
Nj kaiues saic tEai ,s..ti-a..t ls rep
resented the Phot- ELgravri- sr'or %
New York ir 9pposif4ct = :cs o.i sgt
further ehau thnt ts We fersoraay %
posed e. The measure ht ~ Anerl.aL eltt
sen because u its heirrus uaturs
Before launching o. hN argument be
eut senator Ellsworth e sthft that ss
alone was responsible foi ,ht c.ll auo that
it had been drawn by him with TIE assist.
ance 81 the statutory IevisiCr .-.1mission
He attacked the form Of tae t... ciaimine
that 1t should be a part vf tAr l1e. section
Of the penal code and that % was exceed
ingly pernicious legislation 70 scatter
through the statutes OF the state an act
which belonged to the penal code He said
that while the bin uaucubtcdly sought 10
correct some evil or abuse IL was so far.
reaching IN its effect that Il would prac
tically wipe from existence all the current
magazines and literature which were IN
public demand Doing this it would close
up every lithographing plant IN New York
state and thereby throw 6O. 900 persons
out of employment IL was therefore q
direct attack upon labor
In RESPONSE to question from Mr.
Raines, senator Ellsworth refused 10 stat,
what the ultorior nhIcct nf the bill was
Mr. liainos then stated that in his opin-
ion it was aimed ut political cartoons. and
continuing. he said
The cartoon Is oue OF Those things chat
ran never be obliterated The history of
sou years proves that assertion II this bill
were to be- enacted. the very walls Of this
capitol would be covered with cartoons
He conteudrd further that the present
libel law sufficiently royered any abuse Of
cartooning
Senator Malby asked. Why should pub.
lie officials be- open 20 ridiculous cartoon.
ing.
1t is because. replied Mr. Rmnes,
that the picture Is an editorial page put
In few lines
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
My.terIou. shoetInr In chlcaro.

CHICAGO, March il.-A bullet was sent
through Mrs Catherine f. Bragg's head
as she lay in bed last evening. Her adopt
ell daughter Josephine was sleeping with
her, but did not henr the shot Mystery
surrounds the shooting The police are i'm
olined 10 think MIRA hraee attempted ro
commit snicide They arrested the adout-
cd daughter. Mrs liraeg niado will some
time ago. leaving nearly $50. unn 60 This
daughter. Search fOf revolver wa The
house was onavailinR Mrs Bragg mas
recover Airs hfagg - tho widow Di fr''i-
erick A. Bragg. "a brother uf Gsnsral
Bragg Of Wisconsin
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
CARLISLE AS COUNSEL.
che Ex-Seoretary appears In y Railroad
sun For ,. T. Morgan.

che EN-secretary Appears In ~ Railroad
suit FOR ,. T.. Morgan.
NEW YORK. March g. The World he
a dispatch from Raleigh. which says
John Carlisle former secretary Of thr
treasury. has become ono at the iegol ld
ssers Of y Pierpont Morgan the hsad 4
the bond syndicate
Mr. Carlisle m1dr his drst appearance
IN court as Sir Morgans counsel The
Ease wac before nited states Judge 81
monton oa nn application of the Southern
Railway company Tor m Injunction
against Governor Russell and the people
NJ North Carolina. who are trying 20 stli
the lcaso Of the North Carolina Railroad
company, which D. owned by thc state fe
the highest bidder
The Southern railway whose stock is
NOW held nv AR Morgan ard whose prcsi
dent is samuel -pcnrer D member oi lhr
Morgan hlnsiug iirni. now holds lra-e
nf the North Carolina rnnd which rxpire-
80 tour gcirs it g. rarth s5OD Onp v,tir
90 the southern Railway tfmplrf whi,h
Mr. Morgan CONTROLS
The irlse 81 the North Carolina ratlrond
he the southern Rauwav .empany ms fof
several ycafs been % fnpi. lf political rif
teruss- in fhis state
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
NEW SENATE RuLss-
senator Hoar give. Sotice 81 Two tan
portant Amendments.

Nenhtot Hoaf tiiNet Notice ni Two ilns
portant Amendments.
WAsHN0roN. March Senator Hcar
mas given notice uf his Intention Go move
twb Important amendments 60 the rules
pi the senate a. the next daily session Of
thaf body
One of these authorizes the president of
ihr senate tc detcrmine. presunabiy by
'ounting, whether there D. % quorum pres
cut and requires him to make known his
determination TO the senate Only ip vase
be finds o. quorum is hr to order roli
sali The prr-ent rule requires roll cnli
is soon ~ fbe ahsenes oi luorum is snr
gestsd. even thcucb ill tbr seats in rhc
chamber are occupied AIR Haar stated
his purpose 10 5iIrring ihi- resolu,ion O.
bt io prevent ihf interruptions ~ business
by unnecessary roli cail-
The other amendment proposed bv Mr..
Hoar provides for q mudihci riesufe unh
is the same AZ thai introduced bv him in
the Fifty third tongre- lt provides thar
after . qrcsiinn has been under drhafr ir
the senate fot ans dav % shaI hr in order
Tor majority OF the .rnstr g. order that
debate shall he closed except that then,
after each senator may be allowed te speis
on', aud not exceeding ar hoas OF th'
question 90 hand
Mr. Hoar stated hts ihiect m Offering
thi- amendment ro hr to enable the senai,
to act upon pending legislation when u
shali desire
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
GENERAL HASTINGS HURT.
A Friend Of President Mckinley Knocked
Down by "A Wagon

-
Down by a Wagon
WASHINGTON. March li-Gencral Rus
sell Hastings, formerly commander Of the
Twenty third Ohio. Mckinley old reei
ment, aud who now lives IN Bermuda.
was knocked duwn 10y wagon IN the
street iii; leg which had once been frac.
tured M the battle OF Winchester lbs bal
let, was broken General Hastings came
10 Washington last week 70 attend the IN
auguration and had q. en- calling on the
president at the White House lust before
the accident occurred
Word was sent Co the White House that
General Hastings had been injured and
was in the hospital President Mckiulc,
at once sent messenger with nutv uiler
ing to render any service In his power
An hour later. when he could escnpp from
visitors. lie drove 10 the hospital with
Colonel Taylor OF East Liverpool, d and
Captain W. c. Williams At the hospital
ne was shown TO the room where General
Hastings was and sitting duwn by the
cot took his hand.
Il am sorry TO end You here general -"
the president said, and added hut am
told that it Is NOT serious. und thors goud
IL al comes from running ava, iron, us
so soon.
After some conversation the president
remarked. The last time I saw D.u
wounded was at Winchester aud I hardl,
thought you would pun through that
time
He asked the physicians ahont their
plans for the injured man and was told
that he would be removed 10 the Garfield
hospital. After offering TO DO anything in
his power for his friend the president r.
turned 10 the White House
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
TelEeRApALc aafvlIlfe


A uniup bepung fnnt i..'f ard ,inr'-f
KILLED Mis- ! thntnr..f ir lii.ah.th
y
The monitor Puritan isdisahnvi un urf
'eras rnve y G aud ths crni-.f 'riun.
bia has hcnn sent fs hfi trtIrr
The mcmhrrs Of the diplomatic ,nfps
we're introduced t' -rerFfnfY cfrfnnni it
The state department and rc irr-.i'ni -.
Kinlev at The White Hors-
A conrt ir Montreal na. insr siiowe,l
ihe claim Of n-nref m iufsrp>f of , i,i
'ent o day Thare Is no its tslIu-t .u-ifrt
IN the pro,in.r nf Cn4te'
The special session NJ the senate vas IN
iourncd sine die. word having h,-ei. 90
reived from ths president thar rr 'mrir
amt nominations ,snuii p- m4t.. this
wenk
a faction Of tho Grers colony 10 Nsw
York, headed by Scion & Niasfo. IL
nounoed the Greek consni g'nerAl in Web
srcr hall for a,legad usrlart 90 dutg and
lack Of patriotism
The New York police were asked 70
help find the Rev Anthony Halst of Sc
Pntrick's r. G church Long Island City
who mystOriously disappeared aud has GOT
been seen OF heard from since
An clipping couple from Italy who ar
rivcd in New York on the steamship Cali
.ornia were married in ths rooms ~ the
81. Rafael society In sullivan street The
woman said her father. o merchant In
Milan. Objected 20 her marrying her sweet.
heart who was . teacher. and they clop-d.
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
Aa..rti.lnr FOR Arma, Pi.ss.

WAsRiSeToN March ~ Secretary Of
Navy long has approved the advertise
ments Tor arrnor steel. and they will BE-
published at once The completed adver-
tisements cali Tor proposals 10 be opened
April for supplying about s 600 tons of
nickel steel harveyized armor As the con
tractor is 20 furnish nickel stesl' armor.
the advertisement conveys the informn-
don that the government will no longer
supply 10 tho contractors the nickel for al
loying the steel. The way is left open "a
accept average prices. providing the total
average does not exceed s8uO per ton. thus
permitting higher prices 10 lie paid for
s'srtain expensive plating
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
suer'. Iu,erpreiailou Of oo-en.besr,.

CARSON. Nev. March H. Referee
George Silor has given his Interpretation
Of the Marquis0f 0f Quconsherry rules under
which Corhctt and Fitzsimmous are to
fight ON March n lie has decided that
the mon shall bn allowed to strike in .
clinoh with one arm free aud in the break
sways. This Is generally considered to le
moro suited to fitzsimmons style II ncht
ing than tn Corfetts Fitysimuans has
long declared that he did not desirc ta
have any hitting with one arm free md
demanded that the hrcdkaways should ne
clean and with no punching THIS u grn
orally thought howcyrr 90 lc 3 RUS. IN
the part of the Fitzsimmons crowd an
the other hand Curhetts friends 'lain
that hitting with one arm free will exa,t t.
ly suit him.
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
In.urrent. Threw nnmh..

LoNDoN, March 1l.--Tho Times pub
shes a dispatch from khanin which
ates that during an interview one
the officials Of Candamo said tho in.
rgents throw 200 shells into the town
id fort. The ammunition and bread sup
les were exhausted, but the flesh food
as plentiful. The garrison lost 10 killed
I'd 25 wounded. Tho British CONSUL Sir
fired Billiotti, came first alone and then
MT for a rescue party. which arrived on
lesday and staid six hours below the
Wn.
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
Reoogni1e the Car a. rrote rtor.

SOFIA, Bulgaria. March IA sensa
IN has been caused here liy a prayer used
the Bulgarian metropolitan i'm the pres
ce of the king Of Servia and Prince Fer
nand of Bulgaria. The metropolitan, la
ering prayers for the czar. spuke OF him
the protector Of Bulgaria and Servla
d the Slavonic nations. thus acknowl-
ging the ears protecturship over thoso
)ples. The incident, in view of the rast-
crisis, is regarded here as highly sig.
lcant
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
rhnIr NO. Raduo.a.

'ITTsBURG. March II Tho employees
the keystone Rolling Mill company of
s city and the Standard Manufacturing
lpany Of Allegheny have been notified
a reduction in wages of from 10 TO go
cent About 90 mon are employed In
two plants. There will be no strike.
Pennsylvania Tube works have also
ted notice Ina their mill announcing a
leral reduction of 10 per cent One thou
d men ars affected The men will prob.
submit TO the ont
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
servln Renhr 70 rlch,

BELGRADE, March Russia has recent
offered to lend the Servian governments
1000 magazine rifles The governments
not yet accepted, as tho military au-
ritios wish to get rifles Of the latest pat
n. The entire army reserves and both
sses Of the militia have heen called out
detachments. The reason given Is that
y are 10 undergo weeks aansuvers
March aud April
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
rlsea..n.a nsh . ro.lones

BRfneFroRT. Conn. Mnrfh % The
store ct William n 1ant~ it Gfc.naait
Hill four miles from here tn which O.. le
caf'd the village postolilrc ha. heep huf
glnrited The burglars cut fheir Sa,
through The side ot the buildius. rvid-nt
ly hsinH sognvaut nf the tact thai in-
place was thoroughly wired irf nursit.
alarms They blew oprr sn. safe aud %
.giprd with slao ,ash
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
rurI,s on erssl FrontI.r.

March lit Is an .
lnced here that %. 600 Turkish troops
now concentrated on the Greek from
=, and It is understood 10 Turkish mill
J circles that the Greek forces sent into
essaly do not excsed 10. 0OO msn OF ell
Evening journal., 1897-03-11
naru Wi rmn,r. A,,,n

PoTTsvIILE. ia Mir.h 20 Tim
Hurst whose home - ir Ashland nr.,,
hers. h,s tH''n uappniuted 'n it. -tnn ,f
umpirrs nt thf Niiine,i H,-rphi .i-tsu-
Tor thu ,.uiung stls,m