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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-04

Contact with the world may make or
mar man. Who will be affected by
the governor of Oregon rubbing up
against the president and other govern
ors and officials at the Chicago postoiiice
corner stone laying? The people of Ore.
gon are probably more directly inter
ested In knowing whether they pay the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-04

II has been Admiral Dpwey's misior-
tune Ia arrive always a little ahead Of
time lie arrived too soon for the
Spaniarls at Manila, too soon at New
York aud ahead oi time at Washington.
lie thus has avoided the rush, but
everybody IL convinced that he il a
man who will always be at his post
OF duty on time and ready for amy af'
lMY.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-04
In two parts contains all Important Foreign National
aud State News.
SALEM WEEKLY JOURNAL

The Model Oregon Newspaper and.. Family. Journal.
Uniting News, Fiction, tLterary, 'RanchIand Dairy
and Market News.In attmctYe readable form.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-04

Salem
tr on
cent
iitv,-
west
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-04

II the Republicans desire 10 fight the
next campaign on the question Of
whether or not the Declaration of In.
is out Of date, the Demo-
Gratis need not fear 60 meet them on
the ground. Albany Democrat.
Let US see; Was not the ID. of |. "A
feature Of the Bryan campaign in
lsa62 l, was u winning document In
l776.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-04

The sentence OF Capt. Carter, the cm
bezzler, is very light, but it is scycrer
than was expected or than Presidents
u 'ually give to criminals in high social
and official positions in this or any othor
country. hut he ought 10 serve the five
years, aud not live In luxury or be- par
doned out
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-04

The Columbia has shown enough sail-
ing quality to makeevery true American
bet his last dollar on her.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-04

lfyOu have
reache d the
point where
you think
nothing can
strengthen
your stomach
tryHostetter's
Stomach Bit
ters. 1t cures
all
STOMACH
LIVER AND
KIDNEY
...sssH
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-04

is issued Thursday morning ia time reach all pa
Of the state the week
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-04
DAILY JOURNAL 500 A YEAR

An independent Associated Press Paper.for the-Peo
pie Send Tor samples free
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-04

The "Trust boeie" is soaring one class
Of politicians nearly TO death. II II not
the men who supported Bryan. Their
are clear.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-04

Many China Pheasant dolfed his
head yesterday.
-
Uncle Sans pull in Great Britain il
increasing. We are furnishing them
locomotives
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-04

All losses are relative. An exchange
says;
II isa peculiar fact that the loss by
IRE Ola single building In Salem was
twice that of the loss of twenty seven
buildings in Grants Pass, yet practically
the latter was much the greater loss
to the city affected.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-04

A Polk county woman has sold over
3 coo eggs during the summer, Wonder
II she II looking for n husband2-Albany
Herald. There Is great layout for the
right man.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-04

Ex.Speaker Reed will. contribute ar
ti,lcs this winter ON American politics to
the Saturday Evening Post Of philadel-
phia. Nearly all the great men Of our
country who are not in the newspaper
business are writing for the press.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
Drou;h lnjuring All Crops.

hr'ASrA, June 7.-The weekly crou
bulletin. just issued, shows that rho
crops and gardens arc suffering 70,
want ot rain ami from the bo. wa,.,ou
ana sunshine that has prevailed niI axs.
,ne state during the last seven davs
,ol'oh all" corn are both doing well
however, and have NOT suffered verv
much YET, hut they arc beginning r.
snow .hG want OF RAIN. Wheat and oats
are nearly all harvested, but the vielI
VIII nor be large. The Georgia w,ter'
lhS!oh Is ripcning right along and tb,
publications are that there will be n vary
irES tne cItT rr4R GoaIlt and t4a MaRY .s4.ss.vi
from taxation all nanufac-
tories for five years that might be estab-
iished here. An election was held yes
terGav To ratify the ac!lon OF council.
which resulted i'll the council being sus.
tanned by Il percentage of more than 30
~ 4
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
HHANO ARMY MEN EXPLAIN

why me lGral Tribute Il Es.t.a.,--
week OH sjc,Alnt of having refused
floral triijute from ex.contedcrates of
the south, to bc placed on union graves
here. The toral committee which re-
jected the emblem has prepared state.
ment explaining the matter. The re.
port says.
The chairman OF the committee, i'll
accepting the wreath. did not know
what entered into the formation of the
emblem. When il was learned that the
design contained the emblem OF the
American flag supported by an arm
clothed IN ;hc confederate gray above
an arm clothed i'll blue beneath.
many members OF the Grand Army of
the Republic entered their protests
| against the placing of the emblem upon
! the mound. as,d IL was rejected
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
ATLANTA DOCTOR SPEAKS
Eloyd MrInc Delivers an Address "Ii
Surgery In Columbus.

ColrMB.S, @, June ;.--Thc attend.
oncc at the American M"Gi"al as>"'it-
tion was largely lncrcrrcd 'oAaY ny
delegates who had arrived during the
night and it Is quite likely tina; the es'i'
mates of 1000 Will DC reached IN the
total attendance.
Added interest was Sivcn to the gem
eral session today 10y the announcement
that Surgeon General Stcrnberg. |. =.
A., would be present and ma Ike an in'
formal address on the hospitals and nos
p,tal ships OF the Spanish American war.
The feature of the session as orlSi'
nally intended by the program commit
rec. was an address OF surgery by l)r.
Floyd w. McRae of Atlanta, Ga. IN
oration OH state medicine by DR.. ID. II.
Brewer OF Chicago was also an inter
esting number.
This afternoon the session OF the va
rious sections were continued. ms
evening reception was given IN hono'
of the American Medical association u
the auditorium, under the auspices o
the Columbus board Of trade.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
CHAMBERS TO HOLD
HIS JOB IN SAMOA
commissioners Powerless to
Remove the Judge.
OUR CONSUL ALSO STAYS

state Department Announces yh,
i"ere Is No Intention to Rclirv
American Il prcsrnjativcs on TN,
| Islands as Intimatcd.
"AsliiNGToS. June ALL the I'm
formation that the state departmentEa
received relative TO the progress of the
WORK OF the Samoan commission n,
Apia. save, u brief statement that tho
natives were diSarming, has como
through the press dispatches. No in.
formation has come from any official
source to the effect that the three cou.
suis and the chief justice were to be
relieved.
Inc intentions OF the British and
GERMAN governments as to their own
cohsu's are known only ut London and
ber''i, but so far Is Mr.. Osburne. tho
United States consul. is ropc.r,.a
'hoIc IS no intention Oh the part of our
~" - ""thoriies 10 remove him. The
'Sssio! prevails among tho official;
mat Mr.. OSburue has leer fort,,nn.o
enough 10 avoid making enemies NJ
Hnia ana he Is believed to be obroyiou:
he!'her 20 the German nor the British
elements. ''is'
:, AS 10 Chief Justice Chambers tho
samoan commission, it is said, has M
power 10 remove Him. lie is port of
,he machinery OF the government Of
samoa provided by the Berlin trcotv
ana ne can be dcpoScd only throur5 |
,on!piMht formally preferred bv one |
10y 10 'he treaty and found sufficient
y .ne nation i'on which he is an.
wo OF the powers y
lie Office can not bo abolished Inv tho
for their proreediuys arc
h'!rt!y referendum, wherever treaty
haEScS are involved.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
MEMORIAL TO CAROLINIANS.
'ihc smart over thr Graves cr Coured.
crates In Virginia.

RlCIlMoND. June ,.-Tne mcmor;a,
monument to tie South Carolin, CON.
Ine ifaefa.e ra.a qSat Mae fnsE fnaE by Miss Marsue.
rite Trenholm o: South Carolina The
memorial is Ii s:a:e:y shaft, suitably III.
ScriECd.
Prior 10 the unvc.iing an auurcsS was
delivered 10y Colrncl Frank!in Mackey,
commander cf the Confederate Vet
Grams association of Washington. The
exerCi>cS at the crn!clcrv were opened
with vraver hv Rev. :. X Cox OF VIM
chester. Colonel Junu }. Williams
made the address oi welcome and nitro
ducei Captain John caperS ot Column
bia. =. G.. who made 4 speech Oh the
Sons OF Veterans.
The procession To the cemetery was
compo>et -: loc.! and visiting camps OF
Sons of Veterans. benevolent orGaniZA.
cations, tie fire department.. sChooi
children and the Daughters of 'he Con-
federa"v. The prlvrr was na1c ny
Rev. D.. C,s CulCmci John j. VII
hams made the address. Captain John
w. Carers of South Carolina addressed
the Sons OF Veterans and Il poem dcai
Gated To the memory Of South Carolina ;
| dead WIS read by DR.. III. NJ Clarkson o
! Haymarket.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
Desperate Gang Broken Up.

RALEIGH. June 3.-In the United
States district court here, John Dam
drel. said TO bo from Ohio. was sen.
fenced to two years i'll the North Caro-
llna pcnitcntiary tor roDDihS the posi-
office safe at Plymouth. Tonight Charies
4 Miller was convicted of the same
crime. committed at Winston, Hartford
county. Dandrel was captured III West
Virginia and Miller ut Norfolk. Miller 5
two accomplices, Wright and Reed.
were caught ut tho same place and time,
convicted last December and are now III
the penitentiary here. This breaks up
a desperate gang which robbed offices
in several states.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
NEW DlsPENsARY RULING
WHISKY pIay BE Hauled Across ,b.
state Line by C:tz.ps

"'"tc Lihc by C.tZ ms
CoLUMDrA, s. G., June 5,-Tbe or,,
act of the supreme court before nd iour,'
ing for the spring term was to flo an
important decision affecting the dispcu.
sary law.
ihe disrensary people, when accent.
'hs thessGecision of the United States
supreme court that l:q3or could bc
erousht into the state for personal use
oy common carrier, always declined 70
ADMIT the right Of citizen to brine
INTO the state or have brought into Tho
state by private conveyance LIQUOR for
his own ;so.
There has been number Of c,sos
where men bringing whisky across the
North Cartlina limo for their own nso
nave heen arrested and tho liouor aud
teams contiscated "' anu
IL was ON case of this character that
d 'est case was made, the supreme COW,
,,'g IN favor of parties who had
Drought whisky into the stat. frnr,
y orth Carolina. So now q cj;iyan ~
2ou,h Carolina can drive over ;r,o
->orth carolina. cross the bridge ot An
eosta or send bis team over with ~,
agent, buy whisky for his own u.n ,"n
;e'Hrn With II. The law protects him
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
Raleigh Ban.,r,,n,cv r,
Law May Take lis I,n.so

oEhAEroWN, Ga, June ; - Gran,
be!l' vasahond negro, is in io,j boro
lor brutal assault upon Mrs. ] g
tL,uiiipEin. 4 widow G5 years Of ,.o
rs; - iI"!lp"in' husband was the ,l,fc
=. I. l."n'lkin. Il sen OF OK Gnv.mna. ,''u
80 !Nih o! Georgia. and she is related
~ oT"eS ''umniin of Atlanta pr,I
,n,,|SI Wth'rS tie charge. There WAS
h,. -, ,E.a yi..H vi :Fh"hlnS. hnt Judge James
,'S '"''Cu d Sli2ciai term OF cnnrt Il. y..,
has reached hero o: an assault UPON rnn
S-ycar old daughter OF Mr.. john Smith,
4 wy!l,o do farmer. who lives D miles
north OF here. bv Harvey Mrnnltic!d,
negro employed on Mr.. Smiths farm
The rcyyo l. SAID to be surrounded III
swamp near Dallas. II caught he VIII
undoubtedly be lynched. The child is
not cNNnCtCN To 1--we.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
Shot and Killed His Friend.

REIDSvILLE, y. g., June u "A ue'
plorabic tragedy occurred here, result
ing in tho death of Will r. Burton, Il
popular youns man of tho Ruitin sec.
tion. 1t had been agreed between Bur-
ton and his bosom friend. George Estes
to call OH some young ladies' III the
county. Burton fearing Estes would
not get an early start from here drove
to Reidsville, and finding Estes room
unlocked, eItcrcd it and aroused HIM
Estes misIook him FOX burglar ana
fired at MS friend The latter received
a mortal gunshot wound from which he
died. Estes is almost craZcd from gTlci.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
NO CAUSE FOR QUARANTINE
iie"itn Officers Meet Ia New Orleans
and AI.iiSr a H.Dort

"' -''iN' u h'pOrf.
.NE" ORLEANS, June 3.-W. II. San.
aerS' health officer OF Alabama; Glenn
Ahufews' member OF the Alabama board
OF health and health officer of Mont.
gomery; III. II. liaralson and H A
"ant' members OF the Mississippi board
Oh health, and health officers Of that
state; W. W. Ashton, inspector of the
Louisville board OF health, after q
thorough Investigation of the he,itb
GonSSiiIi,QNnea S I,i,QNne of Mo-
1--WE have been unable TO 1ind any
other case Of suspicious illness Ill tne
CITY, and have not been able TO trace the
source of infection i'll the case reported.
The state and local health authorities
have afforded us all reasonable assist
ance III this Investigation. We deem IL
unnecessary and unwiSe for any stare
or city to quarantine against New Or
leans under the present conditions.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
GRIFFIN JAIL THREATENED
s"'''"'N' Assemble to Rescue
.v"tf TLcir Pals.

GRIFFIN, Ga, Junc 5.-p;s;oI .ho.s
were heard IL al PARIS of tie ci,v di.
foc'iy alter midnight and Investigation
proved that tie firing was the si.no1 f,r
the regulators" 10 assemble. their Nh,
JecS Oe!ng t" rescue their five pals who
arc III JIli indicted by the grand iprv
last Friday for mobbing.
Inc oife">r fov which they were in.
aicted was tie whipping of negroes
lhe names OF the imprisoned .rc.,I,.
tors . arc {. Y. Barnett, w. + G;rov
i;. OH hnhuaii. jet More and Ned Enl.
ms ,Ihe'r trial was set by JUDGE Rea.
gan Tor Monday. June -
he sheriff, when he was nssrrnd ~
the Il, intention OF the regulator 'u " ,eIo o.
= pIoeo 90 Hnvernor Gambler Of Atlanta.
ashlnS ,'s that lie call out the military TO-
:rits;, igtSY' 3 ine jail, and members OF the
uriinh rli!es were hurried TO the;r or
mory. No trouble occurred III
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
Governor Offers II Reward.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June Gov
ernor Johnston has returned from a
business trip to New York. His first
official act was to offer reward of SlOC
for the arrest and conviction OF the as
sassins of Mrs. Hubbard ut Csntervllle.
The governor also announced the ap'
pointment Of the following named gen
flemen as trustees of the Normal col
lepe at Troy: +. NJ. Robertson OF Mo
bile. w. w. Lavender of Centerville
r. y. McDavid OF Montgomery and y
C. Wiley and w. G. Block OF Troy.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
NEGROES SHOOT A WOMAN
Discharged Fam Hands k;il tho VIE
of Their Employer.

of Their EtaploSeT.
ElGM!NGuAM. Ala June G. Mrs ~
II. Hubbard was shot and instantly
killed by two negroes at station OH
the Memphis and Charleston railroad III
Bibb county yesterday afternoon.
Il. II. Hubbard is y prosperous iarlher
ANA had in his employ Will and Alex
I'LL. brothers. Jnc negroes were olS'
charged Tor indCiencc ANA some u's'
uuIc arose over the @noEn; due thcnH
Tnev went to the house and called ior
Nj hubbard, who was IL Ill bcu.
One report says that lac came 10 ne
door and Was fired upon. one hHi'et
striEin. the GcienscicSs wife. Anoih"r
has !! that Mrs. hubbard went to ihe
door first ana was snot down. MI
Hubbard. hearing the shots, came TO
the door and was seriously wounded.
WIil iiill was Cai Ell bv Il posse
frur! BiGCt~n ai Ei!un i II, mics from
CruIc:.!ll" Inc pos" left, as theE
q. cla.4"ru 20" Centevvii(e TO place thc ne
gro III ja.l. Tney had NJ; reached tha'
place up 10 noon today, aGG no doup. Is
entertained tha; Hill WIS lynchea, An
Other posse is after Alex I'LL ana h'
Will go the sarle road il caught.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
A PLEA FROM VETERANS.
o"ieoeratcs Ask Mckinley to Look
After Southern Grnvc.

L
| After Southern Graves.
! "AsHINoToN, Juno "A committs.
/ representing confederate veteran. ho.
presented memorial to the presid.n,
IN which they ask that some nttont;,r
be given to tho graves of the confed.
crate dead ut Arlington. Thev call n.
tention TO the fact that manv of ,h.
graves are in II doplorable condition and
'lat tAc records of the dead are in haJ
shape. 'o III oao
iAc dead confedcrates. they comn,,;,
@fo buried with civilians, ouartermos'
yer employees and contraband ue,,rnes
anu mat tnere are 10 marks to disrin'
Su!Sh ina; 'hey were soldiers, and some
Vi ne houles have never been identified
In view Of the president S recent .to,a.
,tcht 'hIt tho graves OF soldiers from,
.he north and south she culd be cared fnr
ny me government. the committee nsks
.hat the confedcrates buried nt Arjino.
ION no brought together in somo upnro.
pirate section of the national cems,arr.
mat the graves be suita bly, marked ond
.,i"' monument be erected TO marx
the site. W li"Fh
ne com;nlttcc says the president w.s
'"'o'aoiy impressed with the plea.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
I,ostOfIic. Snfc DNnmmitrh.

EIlZABETu CITY, y. c., June q. -Ihc
postofiice here was broken into bT SAFE
crackers, the safe drilled and dynamite
inserted. The cx alosicn blew the doors
entirely of, throwinG iheni across NE
room People residing several blocks
,y,v heard the noise. Tine burg .arS
secured $3.50. several registered letters
and a small amonnt O. money h"i"nGNi.
to Postmisiycss Poe. IvCr'tn Il!
points TO professional! work. In" uni"v,'
ioft no clcw To their identity.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
ADDRESS FROM M'SWeeNey.
new Governor Premises "A Strictly.
Business Admin nf,tion.

COLUMBIA. S. c., June 1.-Goycruo,
McSweeny has issued the following adj
dress:
10 tho People Of South Ca.o!lua: IL
the providence of Almighty God, his
excellency, William II. Ellerbc. lo,e
governor of South Carolina, has pas.ci
TO his reward. regret tho sad event
which makes it necessary Tor me to as
sumo the duties OF governor of South
Carolina. Tho constitution. hnw.vnr
Is mandatory. ! have taken the. C,,h -,
o1hce and assume formal control of tb,.
eAecutlfe department today | have
thought 1t proper To address word 60
the people of the state
Il realize fully the rcspon, ih,;i,v ,f
the position. | shall endeavur 10 no
faithful and consciep tio.---+
mine.
..In tho wisdCEl which devised cur
system of government three ulStinct ue'
partments were madc-tnc leSlSia'lEe'
the executive. the Judlcial-to MAKE 'hc
laws, 10 execute the laws 10 lhterHrt'
the laws Under our new constitution
they are TO be forever separate ana as
tinct from each other. ana no person
exercising the duties OF the one shaIl aS'
spmc TO discharges the duties or the
other. 1t Is wiSn provision. My outN
mainly is to see that tho AVS rs pace"
on the statute looks by the lSlHilN"
department. arc enforced. IhiS J HhaI'
attempt TO do faithfully ana i"l!"rN'!'F.
and without fear CT favor. !'I""ih-
only where du'y points
II have no uo;iiicai puni>hmcn:S It
infiict and no political reward {" Pay
1t shall be my aim and >tcad;a@t lnr
pose 10 give the pcCpc q; IN" StAt" i
strictly business administration. ana IL
be the governor If al III" ~ np!c .
this end seek their sympathy, ihel'
counsel ard their prayers. lraylnG my
self that peace and happiness and pros
perity NAV come 10 every ho!!e IL Soui
Carolina -
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
ENlm'n,s Bcnrdic.'s Books.

ATHENS, Ga. June ). - The state
bank examiner, Mr.. Turner, Is again III
the ci'y examining the affairs Of the
Exchange bank. whose cashier, John y
BeucGict. has been mystcriOusly miss.
ing Severa! days. On his former trip
Mr.. Turner ~as satisfied with the state
of affairs. but will row 80 to the very
bottom of the matter ana will make n
very thorough examination. lie may
be engaged i'll this Work q week.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
DEWEY SAILS FOR HOME.
No Demonstration on the Ad'iirarS
D,pariurr from IiOHs-Aon:.

HoNG.koNG. June 6.--The United
States cruiser Olympia with Adnirai
Dewey on board left mere att O'Clock
this a.,crnocn. There was no demon
s,ra;icn The weather was wrctchcd.
Blown. and raining hard ut the time
of the warShip's departure.
Consul Wildman remained OH tEc
Olympia un,il the last minute win u
tny friends OF the adm iral who went
an hoard TO bid him farewell. At 4
r'c,or;i snarr the ensign was run w to
tnr neal, and q llr!:c admirals flag was
ho.st,G at the main mast Inc Olyni.
MA moved Gil with y marine Suard
| drawn up Oh hex poop.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
Suicidcd When Wife Died.

MoEIIr. June 3.-John Trice of Tai
bottom, Ga. visiting his son, Henry
Trice. clerk of the Southern hotel here,
committed suicide with poison on re-
CONT of news of the death of his wife III
Talbotton. The news of his wife's i'll.
ness reached him too late to permit OF
his going to her bedside, and when she
died he declared he would kill himself.
This he did. although physicians Ia.
bored hard to save him.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
GOVERNOR ELLERBE DEAD
TX c"nVe Succumbs to Consumption
After II Long Illness.

SELLERS, S. c., June 3-Goverro,
William III. Ellerbc died ut his hom,
mere last night after al illness of four
months with consumption. The finn.
eral occurred this afternoon ut 4 o'clocl,
and was largely attended, a special
tram coming from Columbia bearing
statehouse officials and friends of the
dead executive
Governor Ellerte was inaugurated
l1r ING nfst term On Jan. lS, 1897, being
Ii Iieo'eu Dy an almost unanimous vote,
He WAS ~ that time one of rho yonn,y.
est men VINO had ever held the position.
being Just "a years of aye. His home
was III Marion county, and he had lived
lhero always except while nttonGinr
eral. eeh
nc plttcr campaign of last summer
uhuouotcd!y FASTENED Governor E,ler.
pe end. The race between thu WOW.
ernor anu Mr.. eatherstone. the nrob;.
pillol candidate, was one OF the c,osost
uha most exciting iii the history OF tho
stare Before the legislature had aG.
J"u'Heu thero were Su!nu sensational in.
10 me administration, ami il was
AZ 'o"HC i"rthlght before the session
I'LL 'i S'" 'i:aI mo governors
neal'h began 70 fail him utterly. and
since that limo he has been at the stale
s"Eitol only once or twice. Steadily
ne u'seaSe that he had fought against
lor HoiHo years forged its chains uhpt |
''s NC'iil. ana has friends soon gave nm
nope or his recovery
governor El!crDC was married com.
carly III iiie, and leaves !, +,
Eiuow anu an Interesting family con.
lstlhs OF several children, all quite
'UunG. f"''o
Governor E!ierbc WAS inauyurated for
rs second term on Jan. Is OF the pres.
mt year.
Lieutenant Governor NJ. F.. Ne.
'wcehcy will at once take the oath of
ihce us governor. Il b. Scarborough
young lawyer of Oconee county he
ONES lcutenunt governor
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
Watts lr"n Synd cate Ou..

kXoXvrLm. June 5.-The Watts syn
iicate at NGdlcsupro has Withdrawn
from the combine with tie Virginia
Coal and Coke company. ana Ii Is SAID
will hcfcafter run the furnaces and
steel p!aut alone. Manager &. u. Per
riu OF the combines furnaces Of thA
Virginia Coal and Iron company has
also resigned. The meaning OF the dis.
solution is Unknown.