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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-09-06
A Negro Regiment.

: WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Great pros
sure has been brought to bear ON the
administration to organize a colorcd
regiment for service in the Philippines.
The matter is still under consideration
by Secretary Root.
1t is reported that William p. Dnvall,
captain First artillery (regulars) and
lieutenant colonel of the Twenty Sixth
volunteers, will be made colonel of the
regiment if it is decided to raise the
organization. Itis also eaid. that the
lieutenant colonel and other field off,
GERS will be taken from tho regular
army, but that the company officers
would all be colored men.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-09-06

:. (e). Reaular station (f) Flag station.
w I'll also stop at the following asst3ons;
20 take On Or lck OF ssangefo Phin.
ueve, JanesA aud Sandy Springs. .
NO. IL connecth with Southern Railway
No. IL at Anderson. 4. 3. .'0sS
No. 8 conneoas With Gorthsrr, railway
Moa. g, 81 end 90 Ns 6snecA. 4 ~ q =,
-; IT.. - ~ q i.5 q. r. a ANUERSON. supt.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-09-06

- More than 10000 Americans
have gone to Europe since the 1st Of
May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
ROCKEFELLER
VS.. CARNEGIE
Fiero3 Fight for Ships TO
Move Gre Product.

CLEVELAND. o.. oct 20 pevel-
opmcalr Of the past fcW days plainly
show that che relations between J.
y. Rockefeller aud Andrew Carnegie
are not friendly and that battle
uyal between the two EleutH il On
II g. battle fnt nhipH 90 move the
ore product ~ the Lake super on dir
triet Ter 1900 which viii. hy large
odds smash an records The scrap
between the two big Interests 10 a
pretty one. aud II VIII ~ tie end
prove a Eutd thing fuf the outside
vessel owners 10th sides during
the past few days have had an in
uluE. AM XUntct daN Mr fu,kefsl
irr.a representative in this ytty came
into the market far Tonnage for next
season and established the rate on
ere from ports nt the head 80 Lax
superior at figa "a ton against the
contract rate at 60 cents "a tom that
prevailed this Hearau. This move
WaH entirely unlocked ION aud the
vessel men were the most surprised
when they learned 81 tts frAunae-
ton They expected 60 SCI that Ms
are Tor rHaaan contracts far Zoo bat
they iii not tbIuk that II would bs
paid without nEht GA the part Il
the ehlppea and they certainly did
not expect chat business would ho
transacted az that rate sn early tn
ward ~ million tau- - arr to BE-
moved FROM ports al thr head ~ tho
lake were covered uy the freight GOA
tractH Tat were closed yesterday.
ami mnst % the t1nuaT placed .a
owned bv laeHl parties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
CLASSIFICATION
OF WARSHlPS
Old Laws Which No Longer
Apply to Naval Conditions

WASHINGTON. u, G. aoct. 10
With all ttte advances made IN the
development. class and designs o.
ships the same old laws yet Apply
10 their classification watch existed
IN the DAYS % frisatss and line %
battleshipx with forty 70 ninety or
mere guns The law provides that
naval vessels be divided into four
classes ard commanded as follows
First rate. bv cumerodoren. second
rate. BY captains. third rate. by COM
rnande-s. and fourth rate. b. lieu
tenant commanders. As the grade Of
commodore 10 no longer recognized.
and as cofnmofer~s were nsyer as
signed to single ships. but to squad
rons. the law 10 inappliea bic to the
present conditions.
In rating ships the law sin states
that steamships % forty guns or
more are nrst rate. those - twenty
or more second rate. ana al Of lsss
than twenty guus third rate e. dcr
such an Interpretation Of The lev
none % the hattie.hlrs would be
classed as hrsi class, and rev % the
cruisers would be entitled 70 higher
rank than second OF third rate. al
though any % these ships would
clearly ou,rank the best vessels %
the old service. The changes which
have taken place in naval eonstruc-
tion during the last halt o. the pres
ent century have been 50 radical
that the foregoing cisssincatlon %
ships Of war. prescribed BY law hard
~ atty years aso. has become obs0-
etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
eeoe
Bachelors Reflections


Beauty is woman's capital. aud
mans capital ia woman.
When Eve tempted Adam she
probably lad tears in her eyes.
The less men think o. women tho
more they talk about themselves.
when "a man tells a SRI that he r.
a brute he generally means that II
makes him tired To see her cry.
4 woman expects man to work
all day "a buy her one of the new
style dresses that drag an over the
street and then aympathizs with re-
all the evening because she has to
work ~ hard sewing strips on tn"
bottom.
Every man feels more big aud
manly FOR ten minutes after he has
succeeded in snecaing In "a deep, bass
voice
There II q man In the moon aud a
woman In the moon. but no one
ever claimed that there was baby
IN tho moon yet.
II an angel from heaven came
down - call on the average woman
she would probably begin hy apollo
giz.ug FOR not having the winter cur
tainH up yet
No matter how long a man lives.
he never has quite the same respect
FOR 6 great man that ne used fn have
for the boy next door that could put
a whole apple into hls mouth with
out biting IT..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
OHIO SOLDIERS
ARE BUSTED

CLEVELAND. o. Oct. z0-Thc
war department. was esnsured on all
sides yesterday for It's action in His
charging and paying efr the ctevs-
land volunteers in Manila and then
compelling them 90 remain there i've
weeks until transports could be Sc
cured 10 carry them home. Otficla.
confirmation Of the fact that the
soo boys who have arrived At san
Francisco are practically penniiess.
having spent thsir money supporting
themselves wfsiie In Manila. was re-
csivsd today. when Mayor Farley re-
csived the following telegram
Hon. John Farley: We desire to
return In a BODY Cannot V1u ar
range for trainss Unless you DO We
viii leave ons-third behind for lack
% funds. Answer soonsF
Mayor Farley wired the commit
tee that there was no public fund
which could be used in their behalf.
He said that ne would refer the mat
ter to the military committee " the
chamber Of commerce.. Gen. George
\. Garrstson. chairman % TIE con-.
mittee. said yesterday that the com
mittes would probably be called to-
gsther today 20 consider the ma
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
AMUSE MENTS.

The popularity - "Yau Ydnsnu
has Increased every night I.asf
evening q large crowd again attend
"a the Third Avenue thsater o. wilt
ness the comedy. The Work - NJ
Donaldson AZ ron. has met aith bet
ter appreciation at every PERFORM
aneo. and there l. not a single play.
rr IN the company who has failed 20
make a favorable IMPRESSION. ''Yon
Yoasan' viii close it. engagement
here saturday evening with fhe
usual matinee tomorrow.
The shaw company begins its src-
und suFsE cement % this season sun.
day evening IN Jim the Peuman
Thursday evening Held BY the I'm
envy viii he the bill. and vlll com
finus during the balance - the wesA
At the Third Avenue thsaicr
The sale % seats for the Mpdjeaka
engagement il already sufficient -
taS tie capacity Of the Seattle the
alter Il IN not often that Seattle -
afforded chance TO witness the
genius Of - great an actress as
ModIeska At tauight's perform
aner Mary stuart Will receive its
first presentation before a seattle
audience. Il 10 good to know that its
FIRST production here IL likely 10
prove ita besf The play abouudH
IN situations IT great dramatic
strength. and contains all OF tho ro-
nance attending the unfortunate
queen ~ Scots Madam Modicska.
houRh strong attraction with any
company. is fortunately supported
by John T.. Kellerd. and strong
company - rising. but less famous.
players A. the matinee tomorrow
afternoon the attraction VIII b.
Much Ado About Nothing This
nne comedy has been seen but Few
times In Seattle Madam Mod
iaska viii be seen ~ the matinee as
Beatrice. \ character which only the
best 81 actresses have veuturei 10
essay II u one Of Madieska'a
strongest productions. Miss Baker
tho vocalist mentioned IN a recent
issue ~ the star. win be roard ia
an appropriate selection. She has
received most nattering press notl-
cea since the company has been on
I the road Tomorrow evening Marie
Antolnette" viii receive its FIRST pres
entatlon here, and VIII be produced
BY the fun cast.
Tho reopeulug Of the olympic the
alter has afforded local amusement
lovers n rare opportunity to witness
clean vaudeville and from the mum
her ~ patrons who have attended
the show this week II seems des-
+ tined to become q popular place of
amusement. The openlnE bill num-
/ hers some excellent Textures. and
many of the performers have been
q decided hit
At the Seattle theater the show for
/ Sunday and the two following nights
I Will he My Friend from India" The
reputation OF the play as one Of the
best comedies on the rond is too
widespread to justify particular
/ mention. Walter PERKINS, who ap-
pears In the lead. is well known here,
and with such a play and such n
star. there could hardly be a better
prospect for the lovers OF refined
/ comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
REWARDS FOR
MURDERERS

Chirf ~ Police Reed has been mott.
fed that q reward 81 g. eco b. offer
ed hy chief g * Grimm and shrrfT
J. l.. Eramsu. 20 Pueblo. Gel.
through the FRS National bank -
that city. for the capture ~ tho
murderer - & l.. Punk who waa
killed October % CHief H. "
sl.rpart. - Victnra. also informs
thc chief that n reward 81 40 tp
offered Tor the murderars ~ Mr.
Agnes HiuEa. wife OF John Hinza.
baker - that city She was killed
aud her body horribly mulilaied en-
September g. on the Indian reserve
a. Victoria. a. ane was going from
her husbands bakery "a her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
WANT BETTER
PRICES FOR HOPS

OREGON CITY. oct 20.-The hop
growers u Claekamas county arc
storing their crop In the freight
warehouses Of the East Side rail-
way in tbs city, and Will hold fot
higher prices. Space has already
been engaged for 900 bales. and
more f. wanted. No sales have been
made out Of this lot. and viii not he
at the present prices. The company
offers free storage room. Many have
not begun balinR yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
WANTS A LOVING
CUP FOR SCHlEY

NEW YORK Oct .p--Misa Ne.
cieliau. Of le5 West Seventy seventh
street. has started an endless chain
subscription 70 raise funds 20 present
a gold loving cup to Rear Admiral
Schtey. or. u enough money could aH
obtained a suitable home Ter him.
and 10 much encouraged b. the re-
suits already achieved.
She asks for dimes only one OF
the first letters received came from
Baltimore. which Is ScAleys home
iuciossd were a Columbian haif dol
lar AMI a fnur-leavsd clover Misc
Mcclellan IL the daughter - Mrs J.
Weller Mcclellan. with xhofn she
lives at the address given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20

The Female Observer
A,sIF

when rarssnEer CaashrH burn ~
they All become emo ing eafs.
81 wonder ar helresn iE ai0nys
considered capital company.
The man NO Sights BE mother
cannot be- expected % be offr-indu.-
sent 60 his wife.
t. worship man Is great mis-
take Too much love acts IKE A
spoonful = haasy when the paiats
Graves pickles
Macy lsv priced Dog weafs a
hiFh priced collar The o1mhInafiol
tspealiY Is seen among many human
beings
4 RHait bg cause Ter genuine sa{.
trfaciinn r auy body could nn1 out
what Dewey really thinks Of bis
many ptntoxra phb
cleaned her teeth nNed ard uvs
gown she fees ready e. enjoy the
sssefrat sort % a winter.
Sample aspiH returning from the
exposition resemble travelling nos
madie tribes Who garry all their
earthly possessions with ihem
The woman " ho cannot get credit
81 The shops 4 saved maHy wake
fgl hour Worrying over hos e." biIi
il 10 B. rat1
ono ~ the mnsi embarrassing mo-
fessfH ~ a wnuaH'a life IN that dur
4uA which Il beheazeH her e. intro
5uFc SOMEONE - hoH~ name shs has
forgotten
when an ~ukr cement L. broken a
woman - q uah mpre ready tu return
q fuHa'a pH-rentH than Sc rtal#=in
the form - the love letters he has
written her
\ masculine characteristic b. %
run hWaY fram trouble bat 80 many
u them. py their iudlsrrvfInua csi-
IDENTIFY hunt IT, shat the wonder SIS
that they en- often manage g. oct
away from H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
PROSECUTE
REPUBLICANS

CHICAGO, oct 30 ohia prmo-
erats are making preparations Co
prosecute the ohio Republican state
executive committee for violation ~
the United States eivu service laws
In soliciting subscriptions o. the Re.
publican campaign In ohio from fed
eral once holders The bcEEiuE let
tefu contain the following pare
graph
The members 81 this committee
are acting ON their own reapnuaibilI -
tv, and 40 our connected with the
federal service IL in any way con
esrnrd, directly 90 indirectly Ia
sending this circular 60 federal ON
Gers and employees Ia sending US 10
contribution you viii Ia No way vio-
late any provision Of the civil ser
Vice law"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
THE WATER FRONT.

The river steamer cold star is.
according 10 reports hrouFht tom
Dawson. wrecked on the rookie below
Five Fingers iisr Hhaft-erank was
broken aud her wheel WAS reduced to
k.ndliuE wood The passenger Wefe
picked ~ by the steamer pluErre
and taken q pawsoa
9 l. Hay.s uww steam yacht Haa
Hoo. 1pot tons wac .Hune hed yes.
terday At t.atona wharf Lake Union.
The BRUSH ship Lady Isabella.
which brought naval HtsrcH from
England t. the naval station al 20.
uumalL 10 expected on the Sound
shortly. sac 10 chartered Is Hal.
four. Guthrie & 60 q laad wheat
and four at Tacoma - some point
IN Africa
The steamer AnEsles. which 10 we'll
known as a freight carrier on Puget
sound. u now btiug htfvd out as n
nshinE boat AZ soon a. the nreea.
ssry chaDgsn ere made 10 her she
viii 60 20 WranEsi and nsh on the
aanhs u thu, vicinity
The wreck u the barksutine uuris
John was cod az Victoria yesterday
10 IL Buileu faF SIS
The transport Port stevens is non
lyinE ~ Moran'a dprk. ani work vil
be com ncncrf on her Immediately
" Moran looked over the steamer
this morning. and a iaf.e force q
men employed 20 work On her aas
fefn bed 1T the dock Il 10 not tean-
Weiy known Nhen the Fnrt HfeNeas
Nlli be ready - leave. although it
Ia expected that shs wrl be ready q
saii IN very short time
Steamer Humboldt is expected
from Lynn canal tomorrow she ia
advertised 70 sail north again on
sunday next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
q Pennsyiusnia Wreck.

BETHLEHEM. Pa. oct. 26-Ths
Philadelphia passenger train on the
Philadelphia & Reading Railway due
here AZ $50 this morning. ran into
n freight train nat WAS being bac K b.
Cd into a siding at He.lsrtowu. three
miles from fcre, and there was a
bad wreck. The engine q the ex-
press was broken. and the sides Of
the cars torn OF. The passengers
and crew escaped serious Injuries.
The caboose Of the freight ca.
caught IRE and a number u cars
were burned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
THE SULTAN'S
REFORM POLICY

CONsTANTfSOPLE. Oct. % An
imperial trade has bes Issued abof-
iahinR all measures that prevented
the free movement Of Armeniaus II
also orders the rebuilding and re-
pairing. with Foyernms nj assistance
% the churches. schools and mouas.
tsrie~ destroyed during TIE troubles
and the payment Of sums due Off
ciAls or the families Of officials vho
were expelled or killed In the maasa g.
cres
In addition to thsa. remedial meas
ures. the Trade pardons - prisoners
and commutes 20 imprisonment FOR
life the sentences Of twcnty-four per
sons condemned TO death. AH this
action on the part Of the Ottoman
government u accepted by the pa
triarchs aa satisfactory. those dig
nltaries will withdraw their reslEna-
tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
without a Home.

HELENA. Mont, oct. 20. - GOV.
Smith has received a letter of in.
curry from Secretary Of State John
Hay concerning the vaEahoud cree
Indians, which leads him To- believe
that the government contemplate
sending the Indians back 10 Canada.
Tho Crecs are homeless. They took
a prominent part IN the Biet rebel
lion and since that tlme have been
roaming from place to place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
Am ERICANS
WERE lNHUMAN
Dominicans Complain OF tii
Treatment tn Prison.

SANTIAGO. Cuba. oct - \ par
y % O. pominieanz. vho had been
confined at Haraeoa far two months.
we're released yesterday and arrived
here today, They we're members q
the JimincH expedition. which vas
captured because It's object VAS not
concealed. as the members had been
assured that th- Amc =icann were In
favor u the movement.
IT.. two months spent in jail have
had a terrible effect upon the party.
One Of the member. 10 dead and ssV-
sral have b~com. tnvaiids. The no-'
IN means are very bitter against the
United states and declare that their
upri~nnmeni was sofse than any
Spanish outrage. Gen Wood fire.
quentiy recommended that they b
re .eassd. but the authorities az Hs-
vana prohibited such action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
Mining Lands Sold.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. oct % -
Nledrnghoua brothers of 81 Louis.
have Just closed deal las which
they soil $50. 0oO acres % mineral and
timber land 10 the Tennessee Cen
tral itatlroad Company The land
lies along the line Of the read ia
Fnntteuu, Cumberland and other OF
the nelEhhorlng counties. TIE CON
sidetatlon IL not givtn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
Pounded to Death.

wILLfAMsPoRT. Pa. oct 20
Edward Fulisr's shirt caught In ths
machinery at which he sas employ
ID In Brown. Clarke & Co sawm.ii
here today In minute or two hs
VAS huriea hundreds Of times around
a whirrinK shaft Both legs and arms
were shattered. and be sustained In
terrai Injuries. Of which he Will de
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
Salaries Suppressed.

PARIS. Oct. 20.--The budget COM
mission of the chamber Of deputies
has voted the suppression Of TIE sal
aries Of the non-concordant bishops.
Wears general and 1000 priests. VI.
Drumout has proposed that the g.
100000 francs thus economical be
utilized In improving the status II
teachers conformably with the
amendment of NJ ROLAND already
voted by the chamber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
HIS DEATH WAS
A HUGE JOKE

DALLAS. Tex. oct. 20.-Adolphus
Jones. - wealthy farmer Of Hin
county. yesterday afternoon invited
a party Of friends to come into the
barn to show them something SEN
satlonal" When they were all in
side the building he cut his throat
with a razor and died almost in
stantiy
Up to the moment OF committing
suicide he was In jovIsl spirits and
1oked with his friends. lie left no
statement explaining his act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
A.,
| |: anime
In
Pianos

A private wire from Chicago
informs US that the Chicago
piano factories are about to close
down. in sympathy with the
Eastern strikes.
What with advancing prices.
and an absolute famine in pianos.
prices will be at least $50 higher
by the nrst OF the year. Some
houses in the city have already
advanced. JUS n gentle hint:
THAT plano you were going to
buy at Christmas would II not
be well TO come I'm and inspect
our stock and make your selec-
tion now9 For a small down
payment We will reserve a piano
80 days. or course, the houses
who have been getting 200 per
cent proht heretofore. viii not
be affected as to their retail pric-
cs. but why pay such profits.
Our wholesale prices are open for
inspection. We want $40 profit
on each piano we sell. But we
cannot guarantee selection, or
present prices long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
Yellow Fcvar ut Jackson

JACKSON. Miss, Oct 20 one
new ease Of yellow fever h reported
by the state board of health today.
Two suspicious eases are under OBJ
scttatlon. The continuous warm
weather Is consequently somewhat
uufavorabie Tor stamping out tho
fever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Oct 2o-So
cars have run on the local street
railway for Ave days The company
has been securing the state FOR men
70 take the places % the strikers.
but W 70 today have succeeded In
employing only eleven men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20

NEW YORK. oct 20 - United
States Senator James Mcmillan. Of
Michigan. who II at the Holland
house. says that he is averse 10 vot-
Ing to seat Matt Quay. Of Pennsyl-
vania, in the senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20

friends poygamst Brigham II Roberts
Utah Will make him governor % the
without thought Nothns
needed agitation the United states
poyramy blaeksted
sisterhoed Of commouWealhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20

mbleal
organisation W & T than $500
applicable Of the
extraordinary downpour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20

Berlin has 229 common schools.
with 4O3i classes. " which 1861 are
Of boys, 1875 for girls, % mixed and
40 for the weak minded. or all these
schools only IL are Catholic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20

estate prices which will command
the
hoped good
thing of the Of this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20

family coaofarns the
probably blood
his
American families from
stick
symbols
his
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15

FoUND.-A pair Of eye glasses
in case Apply at FREE PRESS
office.
Maxwell & Bullock have sold
their livery and feed stable in Elk
City to Bud Kinkaid.
The Freisheimer Drug Co. has
undoubtedly the finest line OF Holt
day goods in the city. They were
bought direct from the eastern GEN.
ters and everything is new. No
last years stock. 26tf
Miss Ora Randolph has opened
dressmaking parlors at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. A. Randolph, and
is prepared to do all kinds Of fash
ionable dressmaking with neatness
and dispatch, and solicits the pa
tronage Of the ladies of Grangevilie
and vicinity. 25tf
Buffalo Hump lodge K. of P.
has elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: G. G., G. H.
Nugent; v. c., H. 4. Murray;
Prelate, D. Greenwalt; K. R. s.,
D. NJ. Story; M. of F., George
Brown; NJ: of Ex., W. W. Brown;
Master Of work, I. E. Edmundson;
Master at Arms, r. d. higgins;
l. g., Mike Green; o. g., r. Cote.
J. Alexander, senior member OF
the firm Of Alexander & Freiden-
rich, arrived in town Monday, ac-
companied by II. T. Madgwick,
who had the contract to erect the
handsome new brick block for the
firm. 1t is expected that the
building will be turned over and
accepted before Mr.. Alexander
returns to Lewiston tomorrow.
Mr.. Alexander reports business in
Lewiston as exceedingly good, and
the old town growing steadily
right along in wealth and import
ance.