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The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
INSANE OF THE STATE.
The Largest Number Of Patients in
the Hospital in It's History.

The Largest Number Of Patients In
the Hospital IL lis History.
Tho caro- Of the insane of the State
has become n serious problem. The
number of pntients have assumed
alarming proportions. To such an OK
tent is this true that that tho bonrd of
regents met on the 10th, says tho Co
mnst careful consideration. AS n TO-
suit of their deliberations they appoint
cd two committees to study plans to re-
l!cve the situation by reducing the
number under treatment.
During tho rnst month $50 persons
were cared for. This is tho largest
number in tho history of tho hos
riial fer the insane. Thirty-four
new ones have applied for admission.
Ihirty-ono patients were discharged on
trial.
The regents decided that tho institu~
ton Is becoming SO crowded TINT to &c
comodate recent and incurable cases for
whom applications arc being made it
will be necessary to send I'll chronic
and harmless cases to the poor houses
OF their respective counties. \ Co init
teo consisting Of Mr.. frodell Jon und
Superintendent Babcock was up. ted
to Investigate tho subject aud report to
the regents in order that tho matter
may DO laid before Governor Ellcrbe TO
be transmitted by him to tho next
iG2""r"l Assembly. -o--;zzrEs| .Esssfs,Ss!
>EA.. ,i-s .;iHu of admitting insane
crin,ii.@:, = - III one and DIR. Taylor!
us chairman, VIA. npT6intsato prepare;
n special report. lie is to confersWiGi;
the superintendent and directors ofths
penitentinry in order to have recon-
mendations for Legislation which will
have insane criminals placed N tho
IenitcnFIWry: where in the opinion. OF
the regentu, they properly belong.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
JUSTICE DONE %|N.AEVBERRY.
Three White Men c. ,icted of a
Shameful C-Sns.
FATHER AND TH0 SONS,
Tsie Sons ScntcnccdE to46 Years in tho
Penitcntiary and thS Father to Is
Months on the Chein Gang.

A special IRON N5sySA 30 Mo News
aud Courier, CT tls.es!1sk,S says: Tho
I'omuria case endsi tonight in the
conviction of three p~sriasStricd at this
term Of court. The mass Of testimony
occupied four full dfys. Arguments
were begun this morning, and three
speeches OH each side occupied until 6
o'clock.
Judge Ecnet's charge occupied half
an hour, and embraced tho law in tho
case.
Tho jury retired nt1 o'clock and rem
dered IL verdict Mt $3.50:
Albert +. KiZer and William Eizcr
were found guilty of hcuscbreaking and
larceny, and sentenced 10 five years and
II month IL the ~ponito,tisry. Jas. a..
Rizer was found guilty of receiving
stolen goods and was sentenced to
eighteen months on the chain gang OF
eighteen months in tho pcpitcntlary.
Judge .Benet, i'll passing sentence,
said that he would not add ono word to
tho torture CT tho moment. Profound
silence prevailed III the court room
when tho verdict was announced, and
before passing sentence each prisoner
made Il negative loply to Judge Ren"!'s
question if tlloy had anything to SAY
why sentence shcuiu hot DO passed.
Three white men, Il father with Tho
frost OF sixty-tive winters upon his
head, aud two sons convicted Of IL
grave crimo presents IL sadly remark
able spectacle i'll this community.
The trial ~enGrosscd the whole Of pub
lie attention, and tho vcrdic! produces
n profound impression generally. Tho
other parties in Jail arrested in tho ro-
mar!a case nro to be tried at tho spe-
cial term in April.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Crime in the SInte-

2 On. the 18th, according to correspond
ents Of the Columbia State. tue follow
ahg murders were committed: Near
Union Lee Turnbill twhite) shot and
instantly killed Emma Hall (colored).
They had been playing in the presence
Of Ave witnesses and he told her to
stop, dald she didn't, with the above re-
suit. Near Camden, Allen Carolina
(colorea) was shot by Constable j. +.
Bateman. while resisting arrest for
burning cord wood. In Bethel town
ship, in York county, Butler Robbins
SHOT and instantly killed Tom McFad-
den, both colored. 1t is said that Rob.
bins found McFadden in u COM
promising position with his, Robbins,
sister.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
a Florida Sheriff Killed.

At Defuniak Springs, Fla, Sheriff
Marvel Manning, of Walton county, in
attempting to arrest Arthur Perry, n
negro. wanted for assault upon another
Of his race, was killed, the negro losing
his life in tho encounter. Tie sheriff
and his deputy, Wickershann, went to
the house Were the negro was sleep.
ing. The negro pulled a pistol from
beneath tho coverlot nnd fired -four
shots. The sheriff empticd his pistol,
and Wickersllnm also took part in the
affair, two of his bullets lodging in tho
Negroes body. The sheriff was struck
in tho stomach, aud lived only three
hours.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
PORT ROYAL DRY DOCK.
1t VIII Soon be Available for Our Zig
WnrsIips.

1t VIII Soon be Available for Our Zig
Wnrsliips.
Reports received ut tho navy depart
ment from tho contractor in charge of
dredging u new anchorage ground for
vessels ut the entrance to tho dry dock
nt ''r"t Royal, S. c., encourage n hcnn
that tho work of getting q sufficient
anchorage to accommodate vessels of
war may be successful before long.
Heretofore ships have been compelled
to come into tEc dock proper from be-
low at high watcr and then get out
again under tho same circumstances.
The adnptabi!ity Of tho dock to United
States wur vessels ut all timesis greatly
to be desired, since south OF Now
port News it. is tho. only dock OH
The Atlantic coest available for rse Of
tho vessels Of tho North Atlantic
squadron.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
LNHri,vrS i,'Oiiri.

Last week Charlie Williams, The no.
gro who YVES accused Of numbering Mir.
i. w. Lee at f'ishopvillc OIL November
21st, was tried Mt Sumter and found
guilty of murder with recommendation
to mercy. The people from the Bl$h-
aopville section were not satisfied with
the verdict, md violence was feared.
The sheriff received an intilnntion that
al attempt would be made to lynch tho
negro, md he instructed Deputy Gail
lard to get him to q pluce Of safety. and
he was taken to Columbia.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
THE PAY OF SUPERVISORS.
AZ En,crcstfng Question Which Affects
All Old boards.

All Old Boards.
Under tho now law regarding super
visors Of registration, q question has
arisen IL some OF the counties which is
also of interest to oil the others. 1t :.
as to what length of time the forI /.
boards Of supervisors get paid for,
when the pay Of the new boards =. Ii
menca. Comptroller General De,
who has received n number Of inquiries
along this Lac, takes the position, that
tho tenure Of Office Of the. oll.boarsseI-
rired !ho first of the year, SstthG4E]bn&nR
the beginning Of tho fiscal assssSMStI As
t&e calendar yccr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
says, they get no pny or%FaerYik ssfsn-
aeTod in 1898 unless ahlelo
Obtain enumeration fromf board
jt;st cC'",1a ~. IN scme CO. ) Tho
personnel OF 81" board is .icallY
not he difficult t. 81 .apcai:!f. .aktexs-;
The State. S%ss.S1gsss${S
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
4 Revolving; CRIME.

Unknown Parties XII Henry Ha:ncs
as He Was kissing Ills BABY.
y special to tho Savannah Moruin-
News, from Quitman, Ga, says: Une
of tho blacklist crimes in tho history ni
this county occurred twelve miles nu.;I,
of Quitman. AN unknown rnrty shipped
up 10 ihe window of tho house OF iiu:ry
Raines, n prominent negro, and sil":
him and his two-year-old baby to death.
Eleven buckshot entered Eainas' l,euii,
four lodged in tho baby, aud Twelve III
tho wall. Rnines' wife was sitting be
tween him and tho window, and it ia
believed that the murderer intended to
kill her nlso. 7
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
n Shorter Route to Columbia.

It is said thNt tho Carolinn Midland
railway will compile its extension to
Batesbnrs in about three weeks. This
will give this section OF tho country c
shorter route to Columbia and tho up
country. Mr.. j. W. Fowler, tho gen
eral manager. will probably do much
to improve the service. equipment and
physical condition OF the road. lie is
a railroad officialof long experience and
JUL Of e%Xpedicnts md resources.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
81 Salaries In Danger.

: Of iGGtteerest that although
sw ye,ss%s number Of
been established, the
G officers lin the old
are paid from State
B then formerly, while
the officers in tho new
lditionRl source of re-
State funds. by re-
pr General Derhuln has
the following list Of
Pnd their salaries paid
Is: Abbevillc, 500;
Ferson, 500; KN:Mhcrg,
500; Beaufort, 500;
Charleston, $500;
Chester, $500; Ches-
l.rcndon, $500; Collie
Pgton, 5000; Dorches-
field, 500; Fairfield,
n 5000; Georgetown,
b, $500; Greenwood,
500; Horny, $500;
lancaster, $500; Ttau-
- sEton, $500; Marion,
ra0; Newlerry, 5000;
rnnsehurg, 500;
IND, $500; Saluda,
$500; Sumter, 500;
$500; Williamsburg,
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY INVITED,
lie May BE in Charlotte, N. C., on
SInV goth.

Senator Pritchard, of North Carolina.
on behalf of the y oplo of his State,
has invited President Mckinley tc
attend tho celebration OF the AIecklen.
burg Declaration of Independence, NJ
Charlotte. N. c., May Goth. This is te
be n great occasion IN North Carolina.
The people of TINT State, claim that the
Mecklenburg Declaration of indie.
pendence, made May goth, 1916, was
the model for the Fourth Of July de-.
ssclaratlon. A monument to tho signcrs
,of tho sMecklenburg declaration Is tc
be unveiled: President Mckinley ha.
promised to give the invitation con.
sidnration, with the hope that he may
be able to. attend.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
ALMOST

The Naval Board of Inquiry Nearly
Ready to Report.
The naval board of inquiry has NJ
most completed its investigation and
tho report will likely DO forwarded to
Washington in the next two or three
days. A few details of the expert testi-
mony are being carefully collected.
The divers are only verifying their pre-
vlous discoveries. Tho report that is
awaited with SO much interest aud on
which 80 much depends is almost fin
ishel, and will be in the hands of the
Prcs!dn"t inside OF the next six days.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
MONEY.
Pushing the
Wus Taken by tho
One-lInlf'
|n ln This Year.

Nan Of acting as money
kyernl counties is meet
Encouragement this yoar
Ii two primary causes
b themselves are that tho
ring moro liberal terms,
the business, in other
ne counties arc in creator
poney.
ion vi ihv General Assent
Il act was passed authorize
ling from the sinking fund
mt counties sullns not to
tnirl of tho tax levy for or
Y.purposcs. \ lien OH tho
Srrowing counties guar
yment of tho loan, with
er cont. on tho amount
tho actual limo The money
ession Of tho Legislature
Ithe termH of that act
o amount which could DO
Nal to ono half tho levy for
oses.
lought when tho net was
D7 that tho counties having
pey would take advantage
Botler. The ouly counties
however,swcro Aiken,
eroEee, Dorchester, Fair
ton, Marion, Oconse,
williamsburg. The total
"a by them was $39, 033.
by special enactment, An
permitted to borrow S2S, 600
wood $40, 900. The other
icb have, up to this tilnc,
Pwed or mudo application for
tile amounts asked for. are
cherokee, 81, 40G. 70; Clar-
Fairfield, 81, $50; Marion,
ter, 50, 900; Pickens. 3d.
-, on1; Williamsburg, So
ms foot up 1913, 270. rs, and
ecinl loans to Ander-
%fenwood give q grand
376,.210. 70, or nearly
6uch hs the amounts
Fear. The balance on hand
$l31, 2G2. y soft is seen
tie stlp 1as : considerable
lend to to 'ounties
not yd.'nade ops cation.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Tho Naval Militia,

y has been decided TINT in tho event
OF hostIiltlcs the naval miiitin will tnke
care of iiarbor dcfences in conjunction
with tho naval and coast defense
officers. Tho latter being of tho army
department., will detail The reserves to
take chnrse Of the improvised sub
marine mines.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
SOain'S Protest.

1t is rcportcd that Spain has lodged q
protest with tho BRAZILIAN government
against tho salc Of the cruisers ANA
zonas and Abrennll to tho United Suites
on the ground that it is M unfrionuiy
act i'll Wow OF tho tension of tho situa-
ton between tho Madrid anu W:cAiy.-
ton Governments.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19

IrOhT%.I ING GOuutlO3 III tho
I'll that the convention will be
blended. lie is not yet ready
sny expression of Ills views as
plans upon which the CAM
u DO conducted. -.-Colu,nbia
18th.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Miscellaneous.

Sir Horny Iessemcr, the celebrated
inventor Of Eessemer steel, is dead.
Floods along tho Grand and Thames
Rivers in Western Ontario haze left
over 1900 persons homeless.
a bill before the. Maryland lerialc-
ture will increase tho cost oil IL retail
liquor license to $500.
Missouri's Democratic State Con-
ventlon, called for Springfield on
August 10, will layo 70! delegates.
Bradstreet's report of business for tho
past week says business in tho South is
good, and tho industrial trade may be
improved by tho ending OF the New
England cotton mill strike.
The st. Louis Union stock ynr,la arc
to be sold to satisfy IL deed OF trust on
tho holdings Of the co,np"uy fer %I:,G.-
600.
The negro, Will Tut, who slew his
wife for wanting to go to a barbecue,
has been sentenced to be hanged ut
Mayfield, Ky.
A steel passenger steamer, to be
launched ut Wyandotto, Mich, will
be christened America, in svmnn-
thy with the prevailing public cent.
ment.
Tho coasting steamer Eureka wna
wrecked III sight Of San E~rancisuo.
Cal. Her passengers wore rcscuel aud
the storms damage to shipping was
5000, 600.
The American aud pncific Express
Companies are about to consolidate.
A Boston doctor, after Il close study
of diphtheria in 800 cases, finds anti
toxin reduces tho denth rute consider
ably.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
SNAP SHOTS AT THE NEWS.
Tla South.

~ ~
The South,
Georgia will DO represented ut tho
Omaha Exposition.
Nat Butler took tho honors in the
professional bicycle races at Jackson
villc, Fla, on tho 9th.
New port News, Va, is to awe tho
largest dry dock III tho world. 1t is to
DO 90GX90 feet.
All street railways in Knoxville.
Ienn.,, including tho West End, will DO
merged ill ten days.
At Augusta, Ga, Miss Nina El.
dridge, ~ young woman Of good family
Marrlcs III old Chinemun Of 80, named
Ii Choy.
Kentucky has fornd Il supposed rival
10 tho old famous Mammoth Caye. IT
ls called tho Cavern Cave, IL curious
coliocation considering the meaning ot
words.
Alabnma Republicans met ut Ca!ern
and nominated Aldricll for re .olection
TO Congress; ro-niii"mcd tho st. Louis
platform; endorsed Mckinley and do
clarcd for Cuban Independence.
Claude Lawrence, treasurer Of Tho
Atlanta (Gn.) soda Company, COM
united suicide by taking, sixty grains
W H' l'tiAc. NolllIS Is KNOWN 13 10
the cause. His books arc correct.
At Meridian, Miss, + X. ROYALS,
his vito and tho %lattcr'a sister wero
poisoned by Il servant. Il l~2-ycar-o!d
negro boy; Royals and the young inGy
arc ut the point of death.
Near TaibCiton, Ga, W. S. Brown, q
prominent planter, shot and killed j..
II. Miller. Brown is held by the ccr-
cner for murder. The cause of tho tru3-
edE Is Kept n secret.
Tic Supreme Court of Te.ac.,-,
has decided TINT tho State law l.r.,.,
ing railroad con- rnuica to provide sep
nrntc coaches for white md colorcL
passengers was constitutional.
Az E~lacisbnrG, S. G.. will Hum
phries, white, i'll Il quarrel over IL game
Of cards, was shot and fatally %wounGei
by Emanuel Earle, colorcd. Tho Negro
lied, but was captured. 1IuIinrics
chances are against him.
--l-
The North.
The death penalty for larceny of over
800 IS to be imposed in Alaska.
William 0. Hutchins, of Providence,
r.. l., one of the best known n,unufnc.
turing: jewelers. in the I;nst, was shot
mud killed by n burglar.
John Wnnnmnker las consented to bo
the candidate for tho business Hepub-
llcan League for Governor.
Charles Reich and Thomas Flaherty.
printers, were killed by tho breaking
OF n rope Oh n platform ut tho eighth
story OF II building in New York.
Five students have been dismissed
from tho State University, at Columbus,
o. t.. twenty-five Suspended, rs the
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Moving Artillery Hattcric;.

The Pennsylvania Railroalh has closed
n contract with tho government to
transport artillery batteries from Wasil-
ington to FCrt Mott and from Fort Nc
Henry to ECrt Delaware.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19

" &, .,atorT hnrston's Wifc Dies In Cuba.
. nsdispatch to the Now York Evening
rid from Habaua says: ~ tele-
receivod by Consul General Loo
on Consul Baker on tho 18th says the
IL OF Senator Thurston dica on board
yacht Anita, .Sagua, hnrbor."
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Is Booming.

b day which has been
bling i'll this city OF
the doctrine OF pro
purpose Of organizing
|set for State Offices i'll
|ary Il. j. La Motto,
trial committee, states
letters OF encour-
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
10 nIsTn md E)isDcnsnry.

onIsm md Dispensnry.
following letter received by
or. it would seem that some
zens of Utah want to mix
md the dispensary.
[ nm anxious to got n
k10snry law Of South
seports and other
good idea
Stegea. l
pErnnrs.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Snuiu y
London

Spain " h.". ahings.
London ..,., KS .u.)-The Madrid
port a.. sw with Admiral Ber-
II. A-.~.rr OF Marine, Ill tho course
- 81. I.e minister said: 1.-The exi-
y; 49, Vi the times demand that the
:, r.nment pursue n policy Of silence,
, Il we should not DO doing our duty if
wo initiated the Americans in publish
ing information as fnst as received,
only to deny it thefollowins day"
Admiral Bermeio declined to affirm
or deny hat tho Spanish government
had purchased the Chilian cruiser
.O'tIiwrins.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
An Editor Killed.

IN C%onnolley, clitorhof the rlow
Published Mt EastAPoint, Ga,
SHOT md killed by N G.A.Cox, n
1il1an. Tho criNr.Sc aNNEhb result
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Washington JOtiIugS.

The house G, 'mittco on rivers and
hnrbors voted r-G to report IL river
and harbor n - ,priGt!on bill! ut this
session.
Dlnnch .Hncc. LEICESTER oG ti.c
Treasury q" cx-iini:c,! Slides s;isls,
I home in
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Tic Lion i~rmo1T

+; !; !; :: : f; :; !: 5; !: !: !: ): +: f.: :: !; =: =: =. !: !: !: !: :: !: I
q l.um:lon there is tSe' q ~
curious and iI:creS W. *n!t&
Which not man.. laa: J.. rrl
Net il WAS hriA ialC
hundred and tiity-tir y. 49, ~
Gu:ai!y known d. the "" GKN1WR1X
delivery Of the lion scr .. III
instituted in cOilmcT.'"i al =
cidcnt which occn:r'' r. y life
Sir Juha GaySr. an G ~ 49, yorJ
Lo1.don town. Viii W -
4 larty In O desCl",
|: !: !: !. =. !. ! ! ! ! !; | ! !. 1 4 !. /" 4. !. !. !. !. !. !: !. !. i. !. !. !. !: !. ! |. !. |. !. . !. !. !
IT, story goes. h" jnt da
self confronted / ION -
rated from his fricnds.
lib; helplessncss, and SD
lneess asking that God -
him. D. rising. he was r sHHR -
the animal walking away .
So grateful was Sir j
he believed to be Il diTin
on his behalf chat. on
London he SGT aside q {
money that the %aEnirers
cape might every year 4o'
by the distribution Of
and made arrar"cr:Cptd
n sermon, it IHish
generations hnES
prayer and 4%
OF the lion
Inception.
q, syottryM
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Implicit Confidence in tho President

III tssS L SCSi<ltilt.
Representative j. W. Stokes, of :outl,
Carolina. Inns received IL letter from
General Joseph il. Sturplebcin, COM
mandins tho First Brigade, South Cur
olina Cavalry. Af!.r commanding Mr..
Stokes. for his recent speech in Congress
for tho $50, 000, coo for the national do
fence, he adds: "Tho people of South
Carolina .:t,nd ready and willing to
shed tLoir blood in defence..of The stars
and Stripes, and if ever our people were
united, they are today. We know 10
fractional Or party lines when the honor
OF the country is at stake. AS you know,
l command tho largest body of cavalry
in the United States. My command
and / are at the service OF the Presi-
dent, and while | understand that mi
litia cannot be pressed into service for
n longer period THAI ninety days, ! now,
through you, formally tender my SER
vices to tho President in the volunteers
for ninety months, if need be. The pco-
pie have implicit confidence in the wis
dom of the President Mt this critical
moment. and feel that lie will do the
proper thing"
MIR. Stokes presented General Stop.
pelbelns letter to the President.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
- y
Six ~IIanGin.s in

The Laurens c~orres1 tie
ing appointed fc: thssof Arcii,l
which will nee! .l.eV Gnpers Of 80
grusomely inclined 9th Wise there :
nothing to interest Edva ur civilization
until the campaign or * in midsum-
m ,Sst by BY the hev Wy. it. 0r naa, Of note !s
this county witiitAN sglastten years,
tho place Of execdtiaA being q stable in
rear of tho Jail. anattSesyalue of The ola
building is abouttN4 dollars. -Four Of
the executions wprS FOR murder and
tgo for arson,, ALI Ssings negroes.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Notes.

1t is snid that the smallpox at Pelham
is on the decrease. ~
At Conway, April lat, Nathan Willis
will be hanged for murder. IN. i
The town of WilliamsthhshRss Been
new charter uldHrthSS act Of
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Senate Investigation I'ost2oncn. .

SFII;itc InVcStlElffOn IOSt2ONcN n.
The Senate committee on nr ~ nf-
FAIRS had under consideration .,'. So
luton instructing it to mako. .7resti-
Entic1 IF the Maine d;sast lad de-
.'r' = ~ roto of STINT. .stponed
'''' 'Nt., utcser
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Virginia.


to the Baltimore
rg, Va, says: Gen.
rived in the city on
b 9TH and was visited
ell i'll a body. Briof
no were made Ivy tho
9TH, and the president
r.. Thomas -. Davis,
Carter Glass. The
il was tSaRn il recos-
VIC tic 70
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-01
RENWUOD.

It Is stated that the wages OF the
laborers employed at the coke plant
have been cut from $1.25 to S1.15 a
day, and that on this account some OF
the men have quit.
Miss Lizzie Dolan is visiting in
Steubenville.
One offender, an ex-resident OF
Johnstown, Pa, and flood sufferer OF
the internal species, was before Mayor
Shepard yesterday and after listening
to his appeal for arrest the benevolent
Mayor kindly agreed to furnish the
hospitality of the city lodging house
for period of ten days.
Robert Fox had foot severely
burned at the Riverside yesterday. The
injured member was dressed by DR..
Alley.
Misses Laura Meister and Serena
Waller, two charming young school
teachers of Marietta, attended the
meeting of the Eastern Ohio Educa-
tional Association at Bellaire the lat
ter part of last week, and on their way
home paid visit to Chas. Henninger.
formerly night operator at Benwood.
but now located at Powhatan.