The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-11-01
ODDS AND ENDS OF NEWS,
WHAT'S GOING ON IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.

WHAT'S GOING ON IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
Sir Thomas Upton announces that he
will try for the Americas cup again IN
1901.
William P. Lord of Oregon has been
appointed envoy extraordinary and min
Ister plenipotentiary to the Argentina
Republic.
Emperor William will exhibit the
Frederick the Great collection OF curlos,
literary treasures and French paintings
at the Paris exposition.
E. P. Ingham, United States district
attorney under Harrison, and II. 4.
hewitt, his assistant, have been con.
victed in Philadelphia of conspiracy to
aid counterfeiters.
Governor Gambler has called on Sur.
geon General Wyman OF the marine
hospital service to protect the towns OF
South Georgia against the yellow feVer
refugees from Miami. Fla.
The Alabama Boys Industrial school,
chartered and endowed by the last state
legislature, will be located near BIZ
mingham, and bids for erecting the
main building have been asked.
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The people of Marion, S. o., have
presented Lieutenant Victor Blue with
! a loving cup.
Leota, lion tanner, was severely bit
ten on the thigh by one of three beasts
she was training at Atlanta.
The Tennessee conference, Methodist
Episcopal church, south, has raised It's
total subscription to the twentieth CEN
tury education fund to S10 600.
The Forty-eighth volunteer infantry,
now at Fort Thomas, KY, has been or
dered to proceed to San Francisco
preparatory to embarkins for the Phil
ippines.
The Kansas City and E!dorado rail
road has been sold to the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas railroad company for the
amount of its bonded Indebtedness,
| 1925, coo.
The governor of Mississippi has par.
doned Charles 0. Summers, the noted
express robber and ex-Pinkerton de.
tectiye, who volun tarily returned to the
! prison several weeks ago to serve out an
! une1pired sentence.
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Macon tailors threaten strike for
f, higher wages.
New Jersey has presented Admiral
! SomDeo0 with sword.
E. W. Carmack has announced that
he will enter the race for senator IN
Tennessee.
A giant brass com bine is being formed,
which, it is stated, will comprise all the
p!ants in the Naugatuck valley, Conn.
Grant Allen, the author, who has
been in i'll health for some time past, IS
dead. Ne was born at Kingston, Ont,
in 1913.
Michael Davitt, Irish Nationalist
, member Of parliament for South Mayo,
has given formal notice that be will re-
sign as a protest against the Boer war.
| The Southern Music Teachers asso-
citation has been permanently organized
In Atlanta by the election of James Nc
! CLAIM, Atlanta, president; R. H. Peters,
! Spar,anburg, S. G., vice president, G.
". Bryant, North Carolina. secretary;
3. O. Davis, Atlanta, treasurer.
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Rear Admiral Schley will visit At
lanta on Nov. I.
Guatemala has agreed to arDitrate an
American claim.
The ". C. T. u. in national conven-
ton denounced the wdr IN the Philip
pines.
Senator Mallory of Florida, who has
been very iii in Washington for several
days, is now better.
A Yale undergraduate and young
woman have been sentenced to jail fcr
kissing publicly in New Haven.
D. H. Rhodes, an employe of the
: ouarterma$ter's department, has de-
parted for Manila to make arrangements
! for bringing to this country the bodies
Of American soldiers who have fallen in
battle.
Henry Irving and his company, COM
prising sc persons, among whom are
Miss Ellen Terry, Miss Ethel Clark and
Lawrence Irving, has reached New York
from London for brief tour OF this
country.
A state of siege has been proclaimed
in the province of Bacelona, Spain.
Miss Helen Gould has given Sc, 600 to
! the League For Social Service, to be
used in a crusade against llormonism.
The United States transport Missouri,
with large quantity OF medical sup
plies and number OF nurses, mas ar
rived at Port Said enroute to Manila.
Pearl Thurman, who was fatally
wounded while attempting to rob the
Sevierville, Tenn, bank, in company
with the Derrick boys, Oct. 13, is dead.
A colossal bronze statue of Christ
blessing mankind, which was being
hoisted into niche in the new cathe-
oral at Berlin, fell 100 feet. No one
was injured.
The Manufacturers Record of Bal.
timore reports that southern industries
have, during the past week, been marked
by O steady improvement, and by the
efforts of men interested in iron, lumber,
phosphate and textiles to meet the in.
creasing demand for them.
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Successful tests Of Marconi's wireless
telegraph have been made between the
warships New York and Massachusetts,.
Famine expenditures have compelled
the Indian government to suspend tele-
graphic transfers and restrict council
bills.
Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota,