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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-10-14
Battle of Manila

Awcndcfful reproduction ~ the greatest naval VIC
tory % history. Drweyn voyage from Hong Kong
the Chinese sea tropical sunset 1hefbntsa
typhoon % night with new and startling electrical
fsffs The American Meet engaging the epanlph hat
ieries ~ the entrance ~ Manila bay. The Hsy ~
Manila by moonlight The wonderful lighting ~
IN Old Manila and Caxfe az night Truplcaffun
rise The ulscoscfy end complete Destruction - the
spanish nest on Ceytts. Open from 10 10 D.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-10-14

To Cure Gold In One Dny
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets AL
druggists refund money il il fails 20 cure %
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
TO FLE'T PHOSPHATE IN >rECrOR.
w J"u'H y. W. Vance, ". l.. Dnnnlttaor.
y. H. Wharton, & j IolcocII Cnndt-
ha,rs- Election Next Monday,
Snln.y SSl 500.
(Sl cciui to News and Courier,

(Sl ccal to News and Gouricr)
COLUMBIA, April l1.-~rho board
"f ph"sphai" commissioners held Il
regular meeting this morning. at tho
ENrcutivr MuuSiuu. Tho OK otlic;o
mrmhcrS wrr" pr sent, and they
elected the two other mcmbrrs of tho
hoHrn. About the only business the
board seems to hnvr is to elect Off
GERS. The OK unicio members of tho
board are: Governor tIlrrhr, Comp
trnilrr General Drrham and Attorncy
General brIhng"r. tn" board elect
od rs now members of tn" hourI for
NOR Secretary OF State -. II. Tomp.
klns and Mr. }. II. Mnnriug, Of Lit
tic Rock
Mr.. TonpkinS was once Governor
TllIm"ns private secretary and after
wards Secretary Of State. Mr. J. II.
Mnnning is u bro,knr-in law of Gov.
crnor El!rIhr.
Th" chi'i interest in tho meeting
and IN the next meeting, to bo held
next Monday, is the election Of Il
phosrhat" Inspector, which is the
chief prrroSaiIvr OF tn" board. The
position has been held Ivy MIR. 4. w.
Jones for II number of years, and he
has bo"n an cntirrly accrr;ubIo eli.
Ger. The contest is merely because
there are others who want the plncc,
or whose friends are pre- ssinH thcm,
and they think the new man can ulvo
rs much satisfaction.
The understanding is that the fol-
lowing arc in the ticld for the place:
Cot. S. w. Vance, Mr. NJ. l.. Donald.
son and Mr.. j. II. Wharton, Il mnm.
bor Of tho House. Mr.. G.. J. Col.
cock, member Of the House from
Beaufort, is understood to bo in the
race, provided MIR. Jones docs not
stand for recollection, but Mr.. Jones
will probably stand for re- election.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
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the feet. 1t cures, painful, swollen
smarting, nervous feet and instantly
takes the sting out Of corns and
bnnions. It's the greatest comfort
discovery Of the ago, Aliens Foot
Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
easy. 1t is certain cure for sweat
ing, callous and hot, tired, aching
feet. Try it today. Sold by all
druggists and shoe store BY mail
for 70 cts in stamps. Trial pack
age FREE. Address, Allon S..
Olmsted, LcRoy, N Y.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
Especial 10 GrnrnviIlr News

Charleston, $. G., April II. Tho
second week Of tn" LAX" City >uch-
ing WAS opened in the United States
circuit court hero to lay. Thc de-
fenco concluded its task Of proving
alibs for the prisoners at the bar,
closing its cusn late this afternoon.
Al'hls have nuw b"e.. set up for all
Of the drfcndauis except Stokes.
The defence claimed last week
that Epps had been soon 70 retire to
his room at midnight ON February
2 LIST, that Mcknight WAS homo with
" sick child, that Rrdgers was fish
ing with friend amt that Ward was
nursing tn" sick wife of friend.
To-Day efforts were made to provo
that Webster and Goodwin wrrc at
their respective homes sick, ard tina,
Joiner slept that night at his house
with schooltoy named Simmons.
Many Inconsistencies in all this
testimony have been shown on tho
cross. examination, but this afternoon
a vrritabie sensation was produced
by the evidence in rebuttul. Many
efforts were made by tho defense to
prove that Newman WAS at Kingstrce
instead Of at Lake City on the day
Of tn" lynching. Tho strongest
proof put forward was Il pay check
is sued to him by County Supervisor
Chandler. When tho check was
offered there wore suspicious on tho
part OF the prosecution that it had
been tampcred with. Newham
claims it WAS issued February 23d
while the date WAS February Dist
Judge Brawloy himself called for
the check and examined it through
a magnifying glass. In rebuttal to-
day Supervisor Chandler was pnt on
tho stand with his stub book. New
hams ticket was No. l2S. Numbers
l27 and l20, before and after it, were
issued on February Odd Whom this
fact was brought out the prosecution
made the direct charge that the Il to
on Newham's had been changed.
The incident has gone far to shake
belief in the testimony given by somo
Of the best witnesses for the dcfcncr.
Tomorrow the government will con
tinuo it's evidence in rebnttul and tho
ar um"nts will probably begin We'd
nos day morning.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
Lntiriup ~ Legacy.

Worn ont and exhausted in body
and mind, with 7i',ittrroh nerves and
pnlptulinS horrt; no desire for
food ana no ability to digest it, un-
able to rcst or ',lcop day or night
thus IS l'aGrippc'5 irgaoy. Long aftcr
the grip germs have been driven out
tho pols 'ns winch they created re-
main i'll tho blood, tho hourt, tho
lungs, the stomach, weakening tho
norvos and lowering tho vitality
Of the system. There is ono way
of destroying the snc,ls OF disease and
death which are m inheritance from
grip. DIR. Miles, Norvino will do it.
1t gives the shattered nerves rest
aud helps them to recover their
strnngth 1t stimulates the appe-
tltr, Strengthens the stomach, assists
assimilation and fills the blood with
the vital clements Of life.
"Ewo Years ago. after scvore at
tack OF the grip. | was overcome with
nervous proatration, heart trouble
and nerv"ns dyspnpsn. ! was so low
that | could not bear to be spoken
to, and during the nervous spnsms
which | ir'uu'ntl Y suffered, / had
no control OF any Of my organs
Every rem oy known to my physi
claus WAS tried without success and
'h"n my wife brought mo Il bottle Of
Dr. Miles Ncrvino. After using
ono bottI" could speak few words.
At the end Of three months could
talk quite naturally and now | am
completely cured Of the tronblo."
Gro. A. ANDREWS,
Great Darlington, Mass.
y trial packaHn Of Dr. Miles, fav-
or;to treatment for tho grip, con
siating Of DR.. Miles, Nrrvinc, DR..
Miles Anti Pain Pills and DR.,
Miles Nrrvo and Liver Pills,
will be hont absolutely free Of
cost to any person sNniiny name and
address on postal card, requesting
the samples, aud mentioning tho
name Of this paper. Address, DIR.
Miles Modical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21

Srcrc'nry Long S"y. The Boat VIII he Sen,
ln Chnrl, st0ii
Especial to Grccnvillp Nrws.


Charleston, $. c., April I7.-Thr
executive committee in charge Of the
preparations for the annual reunion
Of the United Confederate Veterans
that is to bo held here May ION.
llth and l2th was officially notified
today by Secretary Long, of the
lnvy department, that tho cruiser
inleigh, nst returned from Manila,
nad been ordered 10 this port for re-.
lnlon week. The cruiser will prove
great attraction to the thousands Of
Confederate veterans who will bc its
n" city at that timn und an ovui1rn
will be extended Captain Coghlun
and his crew. The officers Of the
t"l"iyh will ho entertained at a pub
tic banquet daring thoir stay hero.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
PEACE FOR SAMOA.
hrrmnhy VIII Join In tho Demand For
*u'p' nsion OF Hrstililipa.

Berlin, April lS.-Tho corrcspon-
dent here Of the Associated Press
hears on good authority that tho
German consul nt Apiu, Samoa, Herr
Rose, will receive cable Instructions
to bo conveyed t. him by steamer
from tn" ncarrs, cable station to join
in tri partitr Proclamation calling
npon the inhabitants Of the Samoan
islands TO Immediately dcaist from
all hostiIjtics and agitation pending
the arrival at Apia Of the joint com
mission Of the powers appointed to
settle the affairs in dispute in the
islands.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
LAWTON NEEDS 100000 MEN,
SAYS 1T Wilt. Jake THAI MANY ,Cn
rACt*E TuE PHILIPPINES,
h''H - Nami!" i;tt'I,, ift"r NrynStntIrr
'h" country ~" k,ld. q ard Itrtnru,u,,
'h" f"p'ur a '..nnrhrs to TN ir
DWICr,

Now York, April ia dispatch
to Tho World from Au,i.o su>s
Major Gcnrral Luwton at paite to.
day authorized World correspond.
"'t to max" tins statement. "Tho
present prospect isthnt lOO, 900 troops
Will be necessary to pucfy tho Philip
pm" islnnIs."
Gcurrnl l.awton's expedition hus
E""n ordered to Manila and will re-
turn thorc immediately. Al! tnrr!
tory that h" captured will h, 6c-
vnslat"d Eld all tho launches will
y" Restored to their original owncrs
that is to say they will bo given
back to tn" persons from whom
Aguinuldo's soidirrs took them.
After E'vlng the opinion that lOO,-
O0O men w'ulu ho required to sub.
duo these islands General Lnwton
explained the situation AS follows:
"Tho difficulties in the way arc those
OF tShtng gurrillas in tropical
country. With my brigade l could
fore" my way from one end of tho
island to tho other if did not have
to hold the territory truvcrsed, but
lowing g"rrisons behind would soon
eat up the whole forcr'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21

Manila, April lS.-Lcading Fiji.
pinos arc anxious for peace A COM
mittoo of twonty Two has been ap-
pointed to confer with the American
commissioners.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
TEARING UP THE ALIBIS,
T. t0KiED PAY CERTIFICATE ~ JnE
lNlt'. slIN CA>E

Mad "Srhsnti"n--t bang" In " Rn'e Whirl,
HnS 'suu. .:inw Ia the Drtcnrr.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21

Committee ,Tpoint sd :" Confer with tho
American COmmIaAIon,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21

FlLIPIS - WAN PEACE NOW.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE. JR,s. VISIT.

1t was reported yesterday that Georss Westins-
house, jr. had Just come on from Pittsburg 20
put IN final shape 4 contract under which the
Westinghouse Company would undertake the cleo
trical equipment Of the Manhattan Railway Com
pany's lines At the offices Of ths Westinghouse
Company. in the Equitable Building, it was said
yesterday afternoon that Mr.. Westinghouse had
been IN tho city for the last ten days. and that
the business which had called him here was en-
trcly unconnectcd with the proposed change ~
motive power on the elevated road
II is believed that 10 opposition 70 the proposal
to issue SlGOO0000 additional stock for the purpose
OF effecting tho projected improvements Will
develop at the special meeting OF Stockholders OF
the purpose Of authorizing the issue.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
no DEFINITE NEWS As TET.
OPPOSITION TO THE RECENT REGULATION RE-
GARDING PERSONAL BAGGAGD-MR. BID
WELL EXPECTED FROM WASH.
INGTON TO-DAY.

Tho officials at the Custom House. when seen by
a Tribune reporter yesterday. were unable 20 say
anything definite about the report that the recent
Treasury regulation dealing with the examination
Of baggage has been modified Collector Bdwon
stu IN Washington. but IS expected back In
this city to-day II IS understood that his Journey
70 tie capital was partly I'm order that he might
consult with the Treasury officials with regard to
the new regulations. The Collector himself is said
TO be strongly IN favor Of an alteration or the
rules, whereby passengers Will not DO subjected 10
the annoyance that they have undergone in tho
last few days While averse to critcisng their
superors. tho minor officials In this city nre also
almost unanimous IN desiring that the obnoxious
regulations shall he modified.
The officials Of the steamship companies arc also
strongly in favor Of more lcniency being shown.
The only body which IS in favor OF the new regula-
tons IS the Merchants and Manufacturers Board
Of Trade which was in great measure RESPONSE
hle for the recent orders. II Will strongly oppose
the revocation OF thcIn.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
THE NATIONAL STEEL COMPAET.
FORMAL Incorporation At TRENToN-DURAnL
WIRE ROPE COMPANY FORMED.

FORMAL INCORPORATION At TRENToN-DURABLr
WIRE ROPE COMPANY FORMED.
The National Steel Company. articles Of incor-
poraton Of which with a capital Of OcD were
filed on Wednesday with the County Clerk Of Es
sex County. y. j., was formally incorporated yes
terday at Trenton. a list Of tho companies which
Il reported might in time be merged in the
National Steel Company printed in yesterdays
Tribune. James g. Dill who prepared the incor-
poraton papers Of the company and who is
also general counsel for the American Tinplate
Company, with which the National steel Com
pany Is closely Identified. said yesterday afternoon
regarding the latter corporation:
The certificate IS preliminary 10 n further
Acate to be recorded later. which will enlarge both
the capitalization ana The powers Of the company.
The capitalization will be from time TO time
lareed by flling additional certificates the
quisiuons Of the company require, rather than by
fling a certificate at the outset with an extraor-
dinary amount Of authorized capital A combina-
ton has been practically completed. IT Is IN way
nntagonistic to the Federal Steel Company. the
American Steel and Wire Company 10 what
commonly known as the Carnegie interests
There was also Incorporated yesterday at Iren-
ton the Durable Wire Rope Company, with a cap
ital OF 10000 and with objects stated 10 be TO
carry on the business or manufacturers and dealers
iu wire rope. any kind OF rope or cOrGage or
WIRE and any business In which tho use OF wire
rope or any kind OF rope or cOrdage wire IS
may be necessary or convenient"
The Incorporation Of this company also was
effected through Nj Dnrs law frm. Dill Sey-
company had no connection with the National
Steel Company tho American Tinplate Com
Durable Wire lsopo Company may prove 10 be an
adjunct of the Otis Elevator Company. which was
capitai stock OF Sii.Gccoo and Of which Nj Dill
one of the cOrDOrators.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
WANT THE ADDED DUTY TAKEy OFF.
MANUFACTURERS OF sULPHATE OF COPPER
WISH TO BE PLACED on THE SAME
FOOTING IN FRANCE WITH THOSE

As announced IN last Saturdays Tribune the as
sertlon was recently made IN the French Chamber
OF Deputies that the rise in the price OF sulphae OF
copper which has caused serious injury 10 the
agricultural interests OF France due 10 the
formation Of powerful syndicates in the United
States and Great Britain which were cornering the
market. This. as stated untrue. But It may
be added dealers here say, that n the high price Of
sulpha;e OF copper IN France proves disastrous to
the French farmers and vne-SrOwers. the fault
rests largely with tic French themselves. IF x
were not for the discriminating duty It was pointed
out which they levy against suphate Of copper
imported from the United States. the supply would
DO far greater, and The price would naturally be
reduced AS It IS, for every francs charged on
importations from Great Britain francs is
charged on what comes from the United States.
This makes q big difference in the cost of the
product. and the American manufacturers are not
IN a position TO compete with tho English.
A determined effort is now being made by the
American producers Of sulphate Of copper TO in-
duoe the French Chamber 20 suspend the added
copper is now manufactured IN large quantities In
this country. although Great Britain ia still the
while the largest consumers Of sulphate OF COPPER
the French and Italian vne-ei over ana l1tIl-
ers II is comparatively little used in this country
J.. T Galloway. Chief OF the Division of Vegetable
Physiology and Pathology in the United States D.
pamphlets on this subject. urging the ~
spray composed Of suiphate of copper. unsackod
fruits This spray Is known as Bordeauy mixture,
and Nlr Galloway recites as the chief points IN rs
favor fits cheapness safety. harmlessness and hene-
fetal effects on plants other than tnoso resulting
merely from the prevention and OF the attacks
Of parasites The French vinc-growers have long
been in the habit Of using It In treating black rot
downy mAdew. snthracnose and other diseases AZ
A representative Of the largest manufacturers Of
Tribune reporter yesterday. and said that The re-
moval or Suspension Of the ADDED duty N france
would be Of the. greatest benefit 10 the American
firms which produce f.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
EXCLUDED FROM HAWAIIAy SCHOOLS.

The news that reached here yesterday that the
Government Of Hawaii. through the School Com
mssioners. had barred from the public schools the
revised edition Of Alexanders Brief History Of
the Hawaiian Islands" because chapter was
recently added 10 the book containing account
Of the revolution and the events that followed.
which was apparently written by one in sympathy
with Queen LiliuOka ami and the policy Of Grover
Cleveland. the first that the American Book
Company, which publishes this work. had Of the
matter. At the Office OF the company IL said
yesterday that this book had little sale anywhere
else than In Hawaii, and the company had 10
copies OF It at hand, although there might be some
somewhere within reach. Nothing about the
alleged offending chapter could d. ascertained. but
IL IS said that this written hurTiedly bring
the book up 10 date. Mr. Alexander. IL is said is
now writing a chapter that viii he substituted for
the one written by the advocate Of eX-Pres.dent
CleYeland- DOllcV.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
APOLOGIES ZOE cONSrL rnsrr

Washington. Feb. s.-As Chief Devery Of N.
New-York police had on behalf Of his Departrnept
given expression In letter 10 sincere regret for the
mistake made by officers belonging 10 his force IN
arrrestng the italian Consul Srnor Tostl SHIRT
ly before Christmas. and for the unvarrantahle
detention OF the young diplomat at police station
tho italian Government. through it's Embassy has
accepted the apologies thus rendered and ha.
abandoned the action in the which It had In
stituted through the State Department ard Gov
ernor Roosevelt. Consul Tosti. II may be remem-
bered. was attacked in the stree, with a severe
illness, from which ne is only slowly recover
Ing and was placed under arrest under the mis-
taken impression that he was intoxicated a charge
winch was disposed OF at once as false by the
physicians when he was conyeyed from ths eta
tlon-house to the hospital
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
RIVER STEAMER WRECKED.
LOSS OF SEVERAL LIVES IN TENNESSEE
VESSEL STRUCK a BRIDGE AND
TOOK FTPE

Nashville. Tenn. Feb. 9.-The steamer T. d
Stages, Captain Douglass Jones was wrecked
at the bridge over the Tennessee River at John-
sonville, Tenn. at midnight In attempting 10
80 under the drawbridge the boat sheered and
struck the bridge, and the pilot-house ana
smokestacks were knocked OF The boat then
drfted helplessly down the stream, which was
swollen by rains and melting snow She IS
valued at $4,000 and is insured. The cargo Is
valued at $4,000.
Several men chung to the piers Of the bridge
and were saved. Among those on board were
W. c. Green. St Louis; Mr.. Brandon, Paducah'
Ky, father-in-law Of Captain Jones; Mr Hell
lum. Evansville representing the EVansViHe
Grain and Tie Company; Mr.. Herring Louis
VILE tobacco house. Mrs. Jones, wife OF the cap
tain; Augustus Thomas. head clerk Robert scott
second clerk; 4. ]. Buchanan, third clerk; Mrs.
Mcdaniel head cook; William Smith, Paducan'
an extra pilot; Captain Rollins, OF Paducah' an
ex-pilot and a we-known fur dealer.
The steamer drifted four miles down the river
and burned There were sixty people on board
the steamer. A telegram from Danville states
that all were saved except the second clerk.
Robert Scott. and six or eight roustapouts. Inc
people on the steamer were taken OH III Doa's
and cared for by the residents Of various places
along the river Search is being made for the
bodies OF the second clerk and the roustabouts
who were drowned.
Evansville. Ind. Feb o-Captain Lee Howell
owrer Of the steamer P. D. Stages. who lives
here has received the following telegram from
Captain Richard Morrow, at Danville Tenn:
Ten Of the Staggss roustabouts have Just ar
rived Boat struck Johnsonville bridge about
midnight and sunk to boiler deck Fate Of some
Of the crew in doubt Wreck noated by here be-
fore daylight. Pilot-house and everything above
roof raked off. Captain Jones and wife Got ashore
at Reynoldsburg Island Cargo consisted of
lumber. stock peanuts and cotton. Men here
were taken ashore by raftsmen some miles
above. Clerk Robert Scott thought TO he lost.
No officers or passengers have reached here
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
4 CASTLE sOUARE FOR CHICAGO

The directors OF the new Studebaker lh'.,.,nf
Chicago. have been for several months hss ,ra
with Henry w. Savage. OF the American .I,y
In regard 10 an operate organization to' 10 ~ :, 4
Yesterday the arrangements were olouss s..,rs
close and Il has been decided that 'he III re-
which has previously been used FOR in" ''' n,.n.S
ctals and lecture courses shall be formslp r,.,er
BY the Castle Square Opera Company ."
Monday. vns
The theatre occupies the central psrt o. ard
Arts Building which adJoins the Auu'''a ysn
Is In Michigan-ave.. between Consress .,.r,ted
Buren SITS The company. which will DO Opea. Ss..tr.
on the lines employed at the American .r.fuly
will be composed Of American singers ..ns.,rs
selected chorus OF nifty voices and larse ,,t IS
viii bo prominent factors. The artiS's " ,.,lcan
practically a double stock company AZ '.e ..yts 10
Theatre Will be seen in Chicago IN 'he TIE
which they have achieved their successes :. ~
prices OF admission will be the saIae a. 'n'''
home theatre =.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
INCORPOPlTED At ALRANY.

Albany. Feb. 9-The following stock companies
have been incorporated:
Owcgo Manufacturing Company. OF Owego: to
manufacture household sundrics capital, $4,000.
brcctors-Frank ". Baker. John James L. W.
Richardson. George ID. Geer and q. T. Andrews.
Willott Pres. Of Ncw-York City: 70 carry on
general printing business capital 81 000 Directors
billy =. Nn!eu and Eliza J. Willctt Of New
YORK CITY. ana William K. Brown and katherine
NJ Brown. Of Indianapolis
New-Amsterdam Trading Company. Of Brootlvn.
capital Loo Directors-John Klssen. r c.
+ fuiIer' Henry w. Smith and Joseph Oppenheimer
Hattersby Mercantile Agency. OF New-York CITY.
capital $4,000. Drectors-John II Williams and
frank s. Thomas OF Baltimore b. Thomas. u
New-York city. -
Feron & Balou Company Of Nevr-York CITY. to
deal In fruits and vegetables: capital $40 OOO Dl-
rectors-Nilliam j. Ballou. OF Newark y j. and
Victor j. Delmarle and Charles T. Hatoly. Of
Hereulean Hot oil Company. OF Elmira; capital
$4,000. Dlrectors-C. l. Jones, Max Bloch ana
Harry l. Bogart ~ ~'u