The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-07-14
Domestic.

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cago, who was well-known on account OF
his Photographic inventions, committed
suicide while in state OF insanity.
Mrs. J.. C. Nulsen, wife OF st. Louis
GIo.) millionaire, committed suicide by
hanging herself with q towel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nulsen had recently celebrated their
golden wedding, and for some time she
had suffered from melancholla.
Enraged citizens OF Millhall, Penn, gave
n Spanish-American, named David Will
iams, coat Of tar and feathers for deriding
the flag ut flag raising.
Patriotic citizens OF Massachusetts con-
tributed $50 900 for the equipment OF the
hospital snip Bay State which IS being
fitted out at Boston.
The Executive Committee Of the Red
Cross Society for the maintenance OF trained
nurses met in New York City and pledged
the society to pay the expenses OF 100 nurses
to Cuba, and 200 1T the front.
Several car loads OF canned meats for the
army were condemned by the Inspector
general az Jacksonville, Fla, and ordered
burned.
While the Schmid Brothers were watch
ing the parade OF the Buffalo Bill show at
Newcastle, Penn, thieves entered their
SlOre from the EehT anu SlOlS uluuiOuu5 ohu
jewelry worth $50, 600. The thieves escaped,
leaving diamonds scattered all over the
place.
Parker Pillsbury. the associate OF Gar
rison, Rogers, Phillips and others in the
great anti-Slavery movement, died at his
home, Concord, y. H. He was eighty-nine
years old.
While bathing in the Charles River
DE- in ha NJ
the Angel Guardian, OF RoXbury, Mass,
and John KILN. nine years old, pupil Of
the same institution, became exhausted and
were drowned.
William X. Carlisle, eldest and only sur
vivinS son Of John G.. Carlisle, former Sec
retary of the Treasury, died from malaria
in New York City.>.
The Sunboat Hornet brought two prizes
into Key West, u steamer and sloop.
Miss Constance Renney. nineteen years
old. of Camden, n. j., was struck by an
Atlantic City express on the Reading Rail
road and instantly killed. Miss Renney
WAS riding Il bicycle.
Preparations have been made for the care
OF wounded ut Key West, where convent
has been turned into a hospital.
Lewis Anderson, farmer living at Stan
ton. y. j., was struck by train while
Walking upon the tracks near that place
aud instantly killed. He was horribly
mangled
One hundred recruits for Colonel
Woods rough riders have left Santa Fe,
\. NJ, 10 Join the regiment at Santiago.
Benjamin Kimmell and Alvin Harper,
two recruits OF the First Artillery, Fort
Taylor Garrison. were instantly killed by
the premature explosion Of a powder
charge in a gun at Key West on Monday.
Lewis Krakau, aged twenty-1ve: Fred
erick lIendtman. thirty-two, ami William
Clark. eighteen years old. were drowned in
the Baltimore Harbor Baltimore. Nd. The
sailboat in which the men were taking an
outing was capsized by squall.
News from Dawson City, in the klon-
dixie. UP to June told OF the absence OF
good mining claims, the heavy death rate
from sickness and the washing ashore Of
most OF the river boats'by high water.
CITY Marshal George Douglas, OF Pitts
field. H., who had been ordered to arrest
Henry Landrum. shot and killed the latter
when he resisted. In opposing the Mar
shall Landrum fired several shots. two OF
which wounded members OF the City Coun-
ell. james Hinsou one OF the Councllmen,
was wounded fatally.
Every Chinese-made uniform so far in
spected at San Francisco, Cal, has been
condemned.
The headquarters Of the First Volunteer
Engineer Regiment has been removed
from New York City TO Camp townsend,
near Peekskll, Ny.