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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-16
sIGSBEE's STORY.
Names Captain Says Public Opinion
Should Be Suspended.


Washington, Feb. 15.-The Secretary of
the Navy has received the following tele-
gram from Capt. Sigsbee:
Maine blown up Havana harbor s4O
and destroyed
MANY wounded and doubtless more kill
ed and drowned.
Wounded and others on board Spanish
man-of-war and Ward line steamer.
'Send lighthouse tender from Key West
for crew and few pieces of equipment still
above water
''No one had other clothes than those
upon them.
Public opinion should be suspended un-
til further report.
IAN officers believed to be saved.
Watkins and Merit not yet accounted
for
''Many Spanish officers, including repre-
sentatives of Gen. Blanco now with me
and express sympathy. 'Sigsbee.'
The officers referred to in the above dis
patch are: Lieut. Friend w. Watkins
and Assistant Engineer Darwin r. Mer-
rltt.
From the wording of the dispatch the
navy department thinks It is possible that
they were on shore at the time of the acct
dent.
The Secretary of the Navy received an
other dispatch from Key West at the same
time with the above, but it's contents were
not made public.
fo. ho V;rb 5an
were at once sent to Key West in plain
language, thus avoiding the delay that
would have arisen from the use of cipher.
Secretary Long received Capt. Sigsbees
dispatch but a few minutes before the
Associated Press dispatches from Havana
were handed him.
He received the news with apparent
calmness and his first act was to comply
with Capt. Sigsbee's request that assist
ance be sent from Key West
He Immediately wired Capt. Forsythe
at Key West to proceed with the naval
tender Fern to Havana harbor.
Secretary Long then sent for Capt
Dickinson and together they discussed
Capt Sigsbee brief telegram.
No other naval officers were present and
besides the Secretary and Capt. Dickin-
son, the naval colony here is ignorant of
the most terrible naval calamity that has
occurred since the disaster at Apia many
| years ago.
The secretary is inclined to believe that
most Of the officers of the Maine were on
shore at the time of the accident as it
| was still early in the night.
While neither the Secretary nor Capt.
| Dickinson are inclined to discuss the prob
| able cause of the accident, several sHg-
| gestions were ventured upon. They be-
leve that it may hav been causd by a fire
in the bunkers, heating the bulkhead near
a magazine, or, that an accident may have
occurred while inspecting high explosives
for torpedoes.
OF course, this is mere speculation, and
the Secretary is anxiously awaiting a
more detailed report from Capt. Sigsbee.
Later the Secretary sent another tele-
gram 70 Key West directing that the ten
der Mangrove also be sent to Havana.
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SAILORS WERE SLEEPING
Disaster Occurs at 9:45
O'clock at Night.

Fire Follows the Explosion and Fin
ishes the Work of Destruction.
Crew From a Spanish Cruiser Goes
to the Rescue-Captain General
BIancO Orders His Generals to
Lend All the Assistance Possible.
All the Officers of the Maine BE-
Iieved to Have Been Saved.
Havana, Feb. 15-To-night at S:45
o'clock terrible explosion took place ON
board the United States battleship Maine
in Havana harbor.
Many are killed or wounded.
All the boats of the Spanish cruiser,
Alfonso XIII are assisting.
As yet the cause of the explosion is not
apparent.
The wounded sailors of the Maine are
unable to explain it.
1t is believed the battleship is totally de-
stroyed.
the explosion shook the whole city. 2he
windows were broken in all the houses.
The correspondent of the Associated
Press says he has conversed with several
Of the wounded sailors and understands
from them that the explosion took place
while they were asleep so that they con
give no particulars as, to the cause.
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CONSIDERATION IN THE CITY.
The Wharves Crowded with Thou
sands of People.

The Wharves Crowded with Thou
sands OF People.
Havana, Feb. 16, l a. m.-The widest
CONSERVATION prevails in Havana.
The wharves are crowded with thous-
ands of people.
It is believed the explosion occurred in a
small powder magazine.
At quarter of II o'clock what remain
ed of the Maine was still burning.
Capt. Sigsbee and the other officers
have been saved
1t is estimated that over 100 of the crew
were killed, but it is impossible as yet to
give exact details.
Admiral Manterola has ordered that
boats of all kinds should so to the as
sistance of the Maine and her wounded.
The Havana hremen are giving aid tend
ing carefully to the wounded as they are
brought on shore.
IT is a terrible sight.
Gen. solano. and the other generals have
Teen ordered by Capt. Gen. Blanco to take
steps to help the Malnes crew in every
way possible.
The correspondent of the Associated
Press has been near the Maine in one of
tho boats OF the cruiser Alfonso Doce, end
seen others of the wounded who corrobo-
rate the statement of those first inter-
viewed that they were already asleep when
the explosion occurred.
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GEORGIA NEWS AT WASHINGTON
Three New POstmnsters-New Mail
Route.

Route.
Washington, Feb. 15.-Congressman Tate
Is trying TO secure authority for sur
vey of Tugale river from the Seaboard
Railroad to Panther. in Habersham coun-
ty in order to pave the way for an appro-
priation to clean out that river
This Is a matter in which many OF the
residents of that county are interested, as
is shown by petitions which Mr. Tate has
received.
n. B. Coleman, general manager Of the
Georgia Pine Railway, is here arranging
for the establishment of a mail route from
Bainbridge TO Damacus, which has been
created by the postofiice department at
the instance of Congressman Grggs.
Three Georgia postmasters were named
to-day They are:
AT Grimsey, Lawrence county. Leander
A. Harden.
At Homer, Banks county, Robert ].
Dyar
At Wade's Park. Brooks county, T. NJ.
Brantley.
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hunks in their night clothing, gave the
necessary orders, with great seIf-posses-
sion and bravery.
At 11:S0 the Maine continued burning.
The first theory was that there had been
a preliminary explosion in the Santa Bar
Nabara (magazine) with powder or dyna-
mite below the water.
Admiral Manterola believes that the first
explosion was of a grenade shell that was
hurled over the navy yard.
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CONFERENCE OF rHE poruLrsrs.

Senator Butler Says Its object "a
Honorable Cooperation.
Minneapolis, MINI, Feb Ex-senator
Marion Butler and ex-senator Dubois ar
rived here to-day to attend the populst
conference that begins tomorrow. Senator
Butler said the purpose was to bring about
not fusion, but honorable cooperation. y
He did not think the so-called mlddle-of-
the-roader, who was one in a thousand,
would stand out against 1t. The situation
in Minnesota Is so similar TO that in many
other Western states that the decision of
this conference will L,be looked upon as
forming a precedent for action.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-16
SOUTHERN LUMBERMEN.
Eighth Annual Meeting of the AS
sOciafiOn Called 10 order.

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 15.-The eighth
annual meeting Of the Southern Lumber
mems Manufacturing Association was
called 10 order by President White in the
Gayoso hotel this morning.
Owing to the fact that yellow pine manu.
facturers are exceptionally busy at this
season OF the year, the attendance was not
near so large as ordinarily.
At the morning session but little busi-
ness was transacted, the appointment OF
committees being looked after.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-16
RIOTING IN HUNGARY.
Agrarian Socialists Holding villages
Against Troops.

Agrarian Socialists Holding villages
Against Troops.
Vienna, Feb. 1.-THE agrarian Socialists
movement in Hungary is becoming more
serious.
At Kistarkeny. in the Karschau district,
a thousand peasants are in open revolt.
They have murdered the local magistrate
and are holding the village against the
troops sent to restore order.
AT Agrad, in the same district, I'm des-
perate fight between the gendarmes and
the peasants four were killed and twenty
wounded.
At Yarassee, the socialists tried to lib
crate their imprisoned comrades and the
gendarmes were obliged TO prevent an on
set with levelled bayonets.
A woman tried to wrest herself away
from gendarme and he stabbed her. She
fell dead.
The sale of gunpowder has been prohib-
tied In the disturbed localities. There is
talk of proclaiming a siege.
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RAILROAD STRIKERS.
Arbitration BiII Prepared by Train
men TO he Reported FavorabIy.


men TO he Reported FavorabIy.
Washington, Feb. 15.--The Senate com
mittee on education and labor to-day de-
cided by a unanimous vote to report fav-
orably the bill prepared by the trainmen
of the country and recently introduced in
the Senate by Senator Kyle, providing for
the arbitration of railroad strikes by a
board of arbitrators TO be chosen by the
strikers and the interstate commerce com
mittee.
Before deciding to report the bin the
committee heard arguments from Secre-
tary Moseley Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, and Messrs. Hines and Eden
on behalf of the tralnmen. All of them
supported the bill. They agreed In the
opinion that the passage Of the bill would
put an end TO railroad strikes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-16
PAY DIRECTOR DISMISSED.

Naval Court Martial Results In Con-
victiOn of l.. g. Billings.
Washington, Feb 15-Luther G.. Bill
lngs, pay director in the navy, has been
found guilty by a court martial which has
been in session at the Washington navy
yard for the past few days, of falsehood
and scandalous conduct, and has been SEN
fenced to dismissal from the navy. The
result of the trial caused the greatest sur
prise in naval circles.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-16
DON'T FAVOR STRIKING.

New Bedford the Only Place Voting
for a Mill War.
Boston, Feb. 15-The proposition Of the
American Federation of Labor to order an
original strike in textile goods in New
England seems to meet with decidedly a
cool reception in manufacturing centers
where at present there is no trouble Two
reasons are put forward for this. First,
that operatives do not see what they are
to gain by 1t, and second, they have
pledged in the best of faith their finan-
cial help to carry on the struggle in New
Bedford. In several cities last night oper-
atives of cotton mills met to discuss the
general strike proposition. Only in New
BEDFORD was any sympathy shown for il.
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BLOWS OUT HIS BRAINS.
Manager of an Express Company at
ST. Louis Suicide.

Manager OF an Express company al
st. Louis "A Suicide.
st. Louis, Mo-, Feb 15.-William II.
Heath, manager Of the Central Electric
Express Company of this city, was to-day
found dying in Forest Park from bullet
wound in the head.
1t was evidently a case of suicide.
The young man was taken to the city
hospital, where he died.
He is relative Of Perry s. Heath, assist
ant postmaster general.
Two letters found IN Mr.. Heath's pock-
cts explained his reasons for killing him
self.
One of the letters contained this extract;
II have been extremely unfortunate in
everything have attempted to do for the
past year, have decided 10 end the whole
business by the simple act Of shooting my
self"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-16
SILVER on TnE sT. PAUL.
Russian Purchases of the White
Metal 10 be Reduced.

New York, Feb. 15.-The steamship ST.
Paul. sailing for Europe tomorrow. will
take out $4,000 ounces OF silver. To-day's
weakness in silver was attributed to the
official statement by the Russian author
tiles that their purchases of silver VIII
hereafter be much reduced, as notes are
now convertible into gold at the pleasure
OF the holders.
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RUSSIA NOT AFRAID OF ENGLAND,
British Looked Upon as POwerIess
to Thwart the Czar.

Pekin, Feb. 15.-Russians here declare
England is utterly powerless to prevent
Russia executing her designs on China,
They consider England a quantite negli-
geable and Russia sufficiently powerful to
thwart British plans.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-16
DRowNED or ADRIFT ON ICE.
Fate of 20 or 30 Fishermen From
Buffalo in Doubt.

Buffalo, N. Y, Feb. 15.--A number OF
men, estimated at between twenty and
thirty, who were fishing through the ice
on Lake Erie, several miles up the lake,
are believed TO have lost their lives or are
adrift on the ice on the lake.
A heavy wind, b.owing from the east.
caused the ice to break away from the
shore, and nothing can be seen or heard
from the men.
A large rescue party are on their way
through binding snow storm up the
lake shore. but will not return before
morning.
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BATTLEsHIP AGROUND.
viii Have to Discharge Her Coal and
Guns 10 BE FIoafed.

Port Said. Feb. 15.-The first-class Brit
ish battleship Victorious. which sailed
from Malta on Feb. Il for China, and
which went ashore outside the bar while
.entering this port, will have to discharge
her coal and probably her guns before che
can he fioatcd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-16
EDHEM PAsHA SENT TO UsKUB.
Outrages Complained of by Bulgaria
to be Investigated.

TO BE lnNestiSateO.
Constantinople, Feb. 15.-Edhem Pasha
has been ordered from Thessaly to UsRub.
100 miles from Salonica, in European Trr-
key in order to institute inquiries into the
outrages complained of by Bulgaria.
1t is added that at the same time it is
hoped 1.-The presence of the victorious COM
mander win intimldate the excited popu-
lation."
The Bulgarian agent at Constantinople,
as cabled to the Associated Press on Feb.
8, presented a note to the Turkish gov
ernment, pointing out the seriousness of
recent occurrences in the vilayet of Os-
kurb, where Bulgarians had been arrest
ed by the Turkish authorities on the
charge of storing arms.
The agent further alleged that many of
the prisoners had been tortured to death
and that women and girls were dyng
from the outrages inflicted upon them.
Therefore, the agent of Bulgaria urgent
ly demanded an immediate cessation of
the oppression, the withdrawal of the
military forces surrounding the locality;
the transfer of all prisoners to Uskub for
trial and the dismissal of a number of
officials.
The presentation of this note caused
quite a sensation among che Turkish min
listers and at the palace.
Not Stolen by CanaIejas' EmpIOye.
Madrid, Feb. 15-El Heraldo formally de-
nies the story published in Havana news
paper that one of Senior Canalejas' own
employees distracted the De LONE letter.
MiIkadO's Fleet Mnncuvering.
Yokohama, Feb. 16.-The Japanese fleet
is still maneuvering in japanese waters.
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robiIe,s f,ollector confirmed.

washington, Feb. l5.-The Senate to-day
confirmed: J. w. Burke TO be collector Of
customs for the district Of Mobile, Ala.
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nnron Won Erlanger Dead.

Frankfort, Feb. 15.-Baron Ludwig Won
Erianger. head Of the Erlanger Bank, is
dead.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-16

Seattle, Wash, Feb 15.-No further
news has been received concerning the
reported loss of tine steamer Clara Nevada
in Alaskan waters Owing to the many
conflicting stories, some hopes for her
safety have not yet been abandoned. on
account of the remoteness of the scene
Of the reputed disaster it is impossible TO
get anything authentic. Unless some un-
expected steamer arrives no definite news
is expected before next Thursday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-16
HANGED IN PUBLIC.
Four Thousand Spectators at an Ex-
ecutiOn in MissIssippi.

ecutiOn In MissIssippi.
Senatobia. Miss, Feb. 15.-In the pres
ence of 1900 spectators at noon to-day
George Washington Edwards, coored,
was hanged here for the murder Of Roxie
Williams The crime was peculiarly an
>atrocious one and was committed in July,
1896. The murder was done with a shot
gun in room occupied by the Williams
woman, whose head was completely torn
away by the load Of lead. The tragedy
took place on the Washburn place. in this
county.
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MURDERER TO he BURNED OUT.
Desperate In a Coal Shaft Holding
Officers Mt Bay.

Officers at Bay.
Terre Haute, Ind, Feb. l5.--John Car
rington, the desperate. who murdered two
men near this city, is hiding in deserted
coal shaft. To-day two deputies entered
the coal mine, but were compelled to re-
treat. The sheriff returned the murdercr's s
fire, but missed his man, and 1t is nov the
intention of the authorities to set fire 10
the mine.
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RICH sTRIKE on THE SLOPE.
Pocket Believed TO he Worth 500, 900
Discovered.

Reddlng Cal, Feb. 15-Another rich
strike Is reported as having been msde in
the Blue Jay mine of Morrison Gulch, a
tributary of Coffee creek, Trinity county.
by the Graves Brothers, The new poek-
ef Is said to be worth 10000. It will be
remembered that a $4,000 strike by the
Graves Brothers caused rush to Coffee
creek last summer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-16
SMALLPOX AT MIDDLEsBono.
Disease Epidemic and schools and
Saloons Closed.

Middlesboro, KY, Feb. 15.-small-pox is
being declared an epidemic. There are %
cases. All saloons and the public schools
are closed. No lettering on the streets is
allowed. Mails are fumigated and all sur
rounding towns are closed against Mid
dlesbcro.
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FIRST EXPLOSION ON SHORE.

Over the Navy Yard.
Havana. Feb. 1s, 2 a. m.-capt. slgsbee
says the explosion occurred in the bow
OF the vessel He received a wound in the
head
Orders we're given to the other officers
10 save themselves as best they could.
Ihe latter, who were thrown from their
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voN DER AHE's IMPRISONMENT.
Half the Money Needed to Get Him
Ont of Jail Raised.

ST. Louis. Feb. I5-President Muckenfuss
OF the st. Louis Browns has raised $1,000
of the $4,000 needed to get Chris Won der
Abe, the base ball magnate, out Of the
Pittsburg jail. With this money in his
pocket. Glover, Won der Ahes attorney,
has gone TO Pittsburg, where he hopes to
effect a conpromise with the prosecutors.
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Loss OF THE CLARA NEVADA.
Explosion Preceded the Fire-No One
Saved.

Victoria, b. c., Feb. ia late report
says the steamer Clara Nevada was
burned off Berners' Bay, Lynn canal. The
fire and explosion were seen and heard
from the wharf, and wreckage was picked
up on the beach next day, but there were
no sign of the forty men who left Skag-
uay on her.
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Yokohama, Feb. 16.-The Japanese feet
Is still maneuvering in japanese waters.
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lconLinued on Fifth Page.l
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THE MORNING NEWS.
stabllshed 1850. Incorporated 1883.
]. H. ESTILL, President.
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Not stolen by CanaIejas' Employ

Madrid, Feb. 15.-El Heraldo formally de
nies the story published in Havana news
paper that one of Senior Canalejas' owl
employees abstracted the De LONE letter.
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zoo LOuds HUuIcd.

About 200 loads of rock were
hauled and thrown upon the road
in East End last Thursday. %
wagons and 46 men were engaged
in the work ali day. The following
is list of those who furnished
wagons
j. III. Flynn, I. II. Langley, j.
f. Porter, Elmore Neal, w. G. A.
Porter, f.. \. Caskey. G.. T. Con-
nors = wagons, j. Wylie Porter,
Il. +. Allison, II. +. Wylie, b. F..
Brasington, G.. w. Baker, III. j..
Gregory Il Co., j. II. w. stevens,
j. II. Caskey, r.. Perry, col, Ira
Is. Jones > wagons. John Douglas.
col. VIM. Kirk. col, Heath X FL
lott, I. NJ. Fitzpatrick, j. T.
Green, Mack Blackmon. Henry
Perry, w. III. RiveS, j. B. Langley.
Heath Springs n Co.
Dinner was provided the work
ers by the ladies OF the town. and
so bountiful was the supply that
after the force had eaten, a box
was filled and sent to the inmates
of the poor house and the re
maindcr was turned over TO the
ovarseer Of the chain gang TO fur
nish his gang supper.
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Miss Mlzie Witherspoon Wis
tied relatives in kershaw last
week.
Miss Ella Mackey and Miss
Loche Crawford made visit to
Rock Hill last week to visit
friends.
Married by r. II. Sapp,N. F.,
on Sunday -, Feb. 1898, Mr..
William 7. Snipes and Sallie AL
drich all of Lancaster Co.
Mrs. John NJ. IIinson is
spending awhile with her daugh-
ter here, Mrs. j. j. Blackmon.
who has been indisposed for sev.
al weeks.
Mr.. w. 5. Faulkinburv has
been appointed Magistrate for
Flat Creek township vice Mr..
j. +. Long resigned.
February borrowed one of
March's windiest days yesterday.
Several tons of Lancaster's real es
tate were blown,into peoples eyes
and throats, to say nothing of
what was blown into another
county.
-Rev. j. w. Little was the
subject of another severe pound
ing last Friday night. The mem
bers and friends of the Second
Baptist church are the guilty par
ties. They came in crowds and
when they left Brother Little and
his family counted several sacks
Of ilour and other things in pro
portion. Bro. Little asks us to
tender his most grateful thanks
TO those who so kindly and so
substantially remembered he and
his family. They all appreciate
the kindness.
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" OUtcH C0ttIc 4!

Having gone in with Mr.. j. NJ.
llgOd in the cattle business. We
are ready 10 pay the best prices
for cattle at any time they may
be brought to our stables. We
want young steers especially.
II. }. GHEGOEl 4 Co.
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Globe Mift !SOId.

The Globe Cotton Mill was sold
in Rock Hill on last saleday, and
the whole shooting match,-the
Mill and 2l4 acres of land and
i3 tenant houses brought only
$4r050. 1t cost probably three
times that, or more. 1t was brought
by a syndicate OF Rock Hill peo-
pie and Carey, Banc d Smith of
New York. Mr.. O. Il. Heath of
Charlotte took $1,000 slice oft
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thrill Of terror is experienced when
brassy cough of,croup sounds through
the house at night. But the terror
soon changes TO relief after one Min
ute Cough Cure ha, been administered
safe and harmless for children. Craw-
ford Bros.
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he,cOnstipation and biliousness? /?
thousands experience them who could
become perfectly healthy by using
DeNitts Little Early Risrrs, the fa-
nous little pills. Crawford Bros.
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