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MoRGANTowN, FEBRUARY II. 1898
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
Especial Atlanta Journal,)

Washington, Feb. 26.-The Presi-
dent will demand indemnity, and in.
demnity may mean war. There is
mo doubt that the administration
prefers to settle on a money basis
than on one Of shot and powder But
betwaen the financial proposition and
its acceptance stand tie two people
OF the two countries.
There is semi official report given
ent today that this government will
make demand for an indemnity of
$25, 100000. Such an indemnity as
this, it is believed, will be refused,
as it would doubtless be considered
exorbitant by Spain.
A prominent senator sad to me
this morning:
"Noither the American people nor
its Congress will be willing to SEQ
the administration buy back our
honor. When the brave men of the
Virginius were shot to pieces we said
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
THE sPANIARDs ARE FOR WAR
The Prospect OF Trouble with tho United
States Popular with All Parties.

London, Feb. 25.--According to
a special dispatch from Madrid, re-
ports received thore from tho United
States to the effect that public opin-
ion in tho latter country is becoming
more excited owing to tho impression
that the loss Of the Maine is not due
to an accident, are "restirring popu-
lar feeling hero Gin Madrid) and tho
conviction is increasing in ministerial
circles that the worst must be ex.
pected."
Continuing, the special dispatch
says:
''The government has no choice if
the United States adopts Il threaton-
ing attitude, for the prospect of war
is popular with all parties, and tho
more excitablo newspapers arc al.
ready urging tho government to tako
measures to enable Spain to strike
tho first and decisive blow"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
WILL NOT TRY TO RAISk snIr,
Court Has Decided Against Any Attempt 10
Re1t tho Maine

Now York, Feb, 25.-The Mail
and Express this evening prints the
following dated Havana, today:
The United States naval board of
inQnlry continued today taking the
testimony Of The divers who have
neer working in the wreck Of the
Mslna. Those who were sent here
from the bsttleship Iowa and cruiser
New 1urk, we're examined.
While, OF course, the members OF
tbs co1rt will not talk for publication,
a1n Infornad on the highest nu-
fh0-1t! thAt the evidence Of Diver
Morgan rs to the condition of the
AAtDe, shows almost beyond the pos
s!b1ilt! Of doubt, in the opinion Of
ny lOIormAnt, that the Maine was
blown up by an outside agency.
Furthermore, Morgan's report was
verified by the other American divers
who descended today.
Tho court will finish it's work here
tomorrow, and proceed ut once to
Key West to take the testimony of
the survivors there.
1t has also been decided not to re.
turn to Havana, all tho information
rs to tho cause Of the disaster obtain
able here having already been So
cured. 1t is believed that decision
has been practically reached. The
witnesses yet to bo examined will
hardly change tho verdict.
Tho court has decided against any
| attempt 10 raise the ruined battle
| ship. The members are convinced
that it would be useless, as she could
mover he kept ahoat, and the Spanish
authorities here will be informed tn at
il they wish the wreck removed from
tho harbor, they must attend to the
work themselves.
This decision gives a better idea
Of tho terrible havoc wrought in tn
Maine than columns Of description
could do.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01

Tho Srahoard Air tine Scores Another rulnt
Tho Srahoard Air Limo has, tor u
long time, Coutoudrd that rs it could
not got its slcrprrs south OF Atlanta
and north OF Washington, whilo other
lines wcrc allowed this privilege, 1t
ShH"ht therefore, ho allowed a ditror-
cntsai rate. This matter WAS taken up
recently with tho Southeastern passru-
gcr Association, the Trunk Limo .\sso-
citation and tho Association OF Virginia
and tho Carolinas, and tho ScaboarJ
Air Lines claim for diircrontials was
allowed.
Tho tariffs just published by tho
ahovo associations show standard rates
by all lines between tho North anu
South, as woil rs the ditrcrcntial ratio
via tho Srahoard Air Line, which rate
Is S3 less than that shown by other
lines. The standard rate between New
ork and Atlanta is S24: the ditrrrcn.
iial rate via the Seaboard Air Line il
SSi; the rate between WaShlnMton and
Atlanta is SlS.50, tho dittcrcntial rate
via the SCahoard Air Line is $l4.SO
This dihercnIjal applies between all
Important cities in the Southeastern
Passenger Associations territory, the
Trunk Line Association territory.
The SoabOarG Air Line now has the
matter MP with the New England Pas.
scnccr Association, looking TO the puh-
fishing OF these diticrential rates in
their tariffs AS soon a. this is grant
ca it is understood that the Scahoari
AR Lane vi then goto the Mississippi
Passenger Association with request
that they publish like rates from their
territory. When this is cone the Sea-
hoard Air Line will have q diHrrential
on ali business which it 5 competitor
for, cast OF The Mississippi river
Portsmouth Star.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
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W Washington, Fob, 20, Tho South
Carohnn disponsnry hill was brought
up in III" house judiciary committee
again today on Il motion for recon
sidNration, An nmcndmcnt already
had boon madc prohibiting any dis.
ortminNNon in favor Of tho products
OF the state IA against outside pro.
ducts, and tho committoo today
struck out thu portion that requires
all liquor taken into tho State to DO
subject to tho rnll control of tho
State \ motion to report tho bill
favorably to tho House and another
to report it adversely worc both
voted down, and u motion TO report
without recommendation was finally
carried.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
MrH,NLEr r,,NKs s,ruArioS aRAvE
Srk""wic that II War with Spain "
Not Nht of the Question
Especial to Atlanta journal,

SShNSton, "oh 20, s~~ II Il posi-.
hrr(y ar"iod At the state depart mont
that Spain haS asked for an cxpla,
nation Of thu preparations for war
that nrr being nsNar Ivy this govern,
mnnt Rot It is not denied that such
preparations arr bonS made Tho
fact rs go oNNious TO admit Vt
drnial, though The preparations may
hr explained as precautionary,
II /, w"rr no, against public policy
the statement might hc warranted
that thrrc now remains hardly tho
possibility Of a wsr donht where tho
developments OF the investigation
Hrr known that the Maine was dc,
S;1N!rI by foul play, The explosion
81 mjnr Srcms to hc the generally
accepted theory.
The map published in morning
paper Nurporting to hc Of tho mn,
chorosr" ot the Havana harbor show.
ing "danSHronS" places prepared for
Nry!e. by he Spanish government
IN 1886, and supposed to he guide
for the location Of Submerged mines,
WAS obtained here through the lb
rarv Of congress, it is claimcd II is
significant rather than convincing o.
the fact that mines were planted in
the Havana harbor. 1t shows that
such mines wore contemplated when
Weylcr went to Cuba aud were pro.
badly designed to supplement de.
fenscs already there
As long rs Il poaco face is to be
put to the front, there IS more or
less embarrassment about making tho
necessary preparations for war Tho
president cannot we'll ask congress
for large appropriations for the pur.
pose of ships aud for tho couStruclon
and equipment Of defonscs withon,
ITS being notice to tho world ,hs,
We are about to go to war The Ii,
Ito hopo Of peace would then dissp.
pear. 1t is Thought, therefore. thst
much Will be done without direr:
authorization Of congress. Sufficient
assurance can be had that congress
will not fail to sanction anything q
the sort that may have to be done.
a national legislator whose uauIe,
if mentioned, would immediately
connect with that Of tho president in
tho most familiar manner, has Just
como to tho capitol from tho white
house, where ho had talk with tho
president upon the Spanish situation.
"Thc president thinks tho situation
is exceedingly grave" no said. "War
with Spain is not out OF tho question
by any means. If tho explosion of
tho Malno was not an accident thero
arc two contingencies:
"First, that sho was blown up by
Spanish trcachcry.
'ln that event war will follow i'm.
modiatcly. Indemnity would not
answer.
"Sccond, that sho was blown ND in
Il friendly port, but without the know.
lodge of tho Spanish government. In
that event disavowal and an indem.
nifty might suffice.
"The burden of proof will be on
tho Spanish government to show
that the explosion was not with tho
knowledge or consent Of the Spanish
government. Tho president is con.
cerned over tho prospect. Ho is do.
tcrmined to maintain tho honor of
tlis government, but he will mako
no move uutil tho facts arc ascer.
tanned, and when ho docs act it will
be with vigOr. " A. W.B.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01

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people Of Spain would r>Ssu, its rsv.
men, As ksenlv rs the American rro.
ne resent even NOW th, Nrn,nsilirn
to ask ono Th, administration Will
not be able to hide itself behind the
international law in sskinr for ou
Indemnity. There Are too rpsuv
cases now pendinr wher, nations are
occupvinn ports for ,rihipr reasons
in comparison 10 the one which
would be gwen for the United States
right to seize tho port of Havana
The most recent is the occurat;rn Of
Khou Chou. China, hv the Germans
on account Of the death of two mis-
sionarics.
For tho first time since the disns.
ter, is there disposition in Congress
to question the policy of tho Presi-
dent. There is no criticism for no
official action has bccn taken which
laws the President open TO direct at
tack, but given tho indemnity hvpo.
thesis as basis, there nro soma urlv
things said as q conclusion rho
situation i.as changed little in the
past week save for the surmiscs which
have become moro rifo and which
dispel moro and moro Tho acc;lont
theory. SO much seems fairly set.
tlod today: that the Maine was blown
up by trcachery, if not bv d.sirn.
that tho administration will domund
indemnity for loss of life and prop-
erty, that this demand may bo ro.
jected by Spain and in antic,patiop
Of this and consequent disturbances
in Spain and Havana our govern
mcnt will plnco i;s shins !, Enhnn
waters before mnk;no tho dom,nd
In case of war the naval m;,nio
would be called upon at once TO suu-
plcment the REGULARS IN the scrvicr
so as TO permit tho regular navy to
give its undivided attention to tho
enemy on the high seas. 1t is csti.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
Utlr Aerala aud 0e'rs
GRAND RALLY DAY
PRESIDENT wILBoRN AppREs>Es Al,
LIASCES,
Home Production-.lie Has Appotntc oh
s:arch 18Th for Meeting OF knianccs-
Raise "HoS and Hominy" at Home,
Register, oath,

ReGlStor, 24th,
The meeting Of the general assom'
bly,, the Maine disaster and other
matters have drawn the attention .!
the people Of South Carolina from
the association known as the Cotton
Growers convention, hur Mr., J, C.
Wilborn, the president also presiden,
OF the State Farmers Alliance, has
the interests e the farmers vcrN
much at heart, although he hss hcer
criticised by some for not calling s
meeting OF the Cotton Growers con,
vention this month and has not for.
gotten the principle for which the
convention WAS organized. le$ter.
day he issued the following, a call tc
the sub alliances OF the state 10 rallN
on the 18th OF Ma ..ch for the pur.
pose Of discussing the ways and
means of making each farm self f-sup-
porting. The tenor Of his letter is
that If the farmers will raise their
own "hos ana hominy" the question
OF cotton acreage will regulate it.
self.
While others think differently, Mr.
Wilborn thinks that the farmers, one
and all, have decided to reduce the
cotton acreage this year. In several
counties they have obligated to plant
only so much to the plow, averaging
from ten to twelve bales. Ir add,
tlon to this is the very appreciable
falling off in the sales of fertilizers
MIR. Wilborn's letterto tho alliances
j. as follows:
| have pledged the alliance OF
South Carolina to unity of action in
the matter of cotton, its production
sale and markcting Now, therefore,
IN order that tho whole matter may
be moro fully discussed and active
measures may be inaugurated look.
ing to relief, the 18th day of March,
1878, is hereby selected, named and
designated as Alliance Rally Day,
whereby every cub alliance III the
State is requested to meet at it's reg.
ular meeting place on that afternoon
there to consider tho cotton situation
and all other matters that may per.
tain to the good of the order
The officers are urged to be on
hand in due time and are directed to
inform the members of their respect
i've sub, alliances Of the rally day.
This call to apply to every alliance
that has ever been in existence in
this State. The secretaries arc re-
quested to notify me of their action
in all matters that pertain to the
good of the order.
| would suggest that you make
one OF the leading questions for dis
cussion at this meeting tho efforts
every South Carolina farmer will
make to have his farm self sustaining
II he do this, the matter of cotton
acreage will settle itself.
BE not deceived by tho small ad-
vance in the price Of cotton, just at
Pl"nting tine, with crop like the
ono just marketed you cannot hope
to get moro than five cents por pound
for it.
All alliance mon arc earnestly
urged to cooperate with tho Cotton
Growers organization in their efforts
in this matter.
j. G. WILBoRN.
Pres Farmers Alliance of SO. Ca.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01

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HEAVY VYIHDEMNITY WILL BEL DEMAND
ED, AND If IT IS REFUSED WAR
IS CERTAIN

'ConEress 10 Unwilling For tho Adni nistrn-
tlon 10 Buy Back Our Honor" Is tho
sen'isno ont Expressed In Warrington
"A Vigorous Policy Has Been
Decided Upon By tho
Administration.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01

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Il II c instru-
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Eczema
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Mr., H. -, jenkins, Of Iithoula, Gas
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All the So.callel blood remc>ticS did not
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
ATLANTIC COAST LlRE !
FAST LgN:

Between Charleston and Columbia,
Upper South Carolina, North Caro-
lima, Athens and Atlanta.
PAssENGER DEPARTMENT,
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CONDENSED sCHEDUIE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
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benefited - From the Glenvillo(W. Va.
Pathfinder. For sale by L. P Kilbourne
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-02-12
4. O. O. F..

Grand Master stsadley of this
order was with the local lodge,
Friday night. A little supper was
afterwards given in his honor at
the Burton MOuse.
Sheriff Clack took his third as an
O. F. the same night.
THE ONLY True Blood Purifier
prominently in the public oye to-
dayis Hoods 6arsaparilla. Therefore
, get Hoods and SHLY HOOPS.