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n1pIoMAT1C CORPS NOT TO ATTEND.

Washington. Nov Gas dean OF the Diplomatic
Corns Lord Pauncefote has received hufnoer %
Inquiries as 20 whether the corps "ouiu atleiu ,I
hfier Comforting with the Secretary OF stare ~ was
decided that this attendance was nee la,iiei,, ,
SlU ySSra ~ messages 10 Mr. Hobarts family
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5perial Notices.
Tribune Terms to Mail Subscribers.
IN TILE United SrrATEs-

IN III L y IL I'D 81 AIhS.
DAILY with Sunday 81 a month. address changed
often desired 81 so for three S. months
$40 4
DAILY without Sunday. 30 a month address
changed often desired 81 three months 81
six months. s. a year
SUNDAY TRIBUNE (separateiy). 81 for months; 81
year Adde'S changed as often a. desired.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE issued Thursdays 81 to
foreign countries Mexico and Canada 81 o.
including
TRI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE. issued Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays. 81 80 year
TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1899. Is copy.
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NEW CHAPEL FOR WEST POINT.

West Point y. Y. Nov. 23.-The cornerstone OF
the West Point Catholic Chapel for cadets
laid here this afternoon. The ceremony was
OF a simple character. The Rev. Charles c.
O'Keefe, the rector, read section from the Roman
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FORECAST FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

For New-England and Eastern New-York fair Friday
and Saturday: fresh northerly winds.
For the District OF Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania.
New-Jersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia fair
day. partly cloudy Saturday; fresh northerly winds.
North and South Carolina fair Friday, Satur
day; fresh northwest 10 north winds.
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other creditors and closed the banks doors forever
without its owing dollar He left wife and one
child.
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IN NEW YORK CITY.
REMITTANCE-

one cent copy extra postage is charged the DAILY
ana TRl-WEEKLY 10 mail subscribers In Newfork Cry
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UNION LEAGUE CLUB COMMITTEE.

committee OF fifty has been appointed to
represent the Union League Club at the funeral
Of vice-President Hobart. 1t includes the fol-
lowing
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REMITTANCES should always be made In Postoffcs
money order. Express money order draft NewYork
City II cash by mail unregistered. The Tribune
will not be responsible -or It's loss.
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JAMES MMANES.

Philadelphia Nov. 23.-James McManes who for
many years was the acknowledged Republican lead
er of this city died to-day in his seventy-eighth
year.
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PROFESSOR MIAsKowsKr

Leipsic' Nov. &.-Professor Miaskowski who filed
here. is dead. " ~ university
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Tribune ONCE Nov p. / a. m.-The weather yester-
day was fair and cool The temperature ranged between
Al and SO degrees C46% degrees) being AZ
degrees lower than that II Wednesday and degrees
lower than that Of corresponding day OF last year
Fair weather is predicted FOR to-day.
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OBITUARY.
THOMAS HENRY ISMAY.

Liverpool. Nov 23.-Thomas Henry Ismay.
the founder and chairman Of the Board OF
Directors OF the White Star Line Steamship
Company. died suddenly this evening. He was
born January Z. 1887.
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from Washington for the closing of the Federal
buildings in this city Tomorrow as a mark
OF respect 10 the memory of the Vice President.
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DIED.
Ronsan Robert ". 5. Hooa-t Garret
Rowden Charlotte r. lang Elzaoetn r. X
30, N,orgs, 3 Morgan. Clara NJ. L.
Carhart. MARY =. X. Mou. No.helA -
rtA'-a Es,a Rich Helen A
tt.-sa., STELLA NJ Stewart. Katharine.
-, Sf,-t, y Vail. Charles NJ.
Hewlett Mary 7.
pONSALIs-On Wednesday. november 80 i6"s' iNo"o''
" s. Bonsali aged ~ years ne -. "a -
Funeral services saturday, NoNehue' - ~ ~ - ~
from No 1853 West 18th 81
ROWpEN-On Tuesday November 81 .Cha''oue r.
widow o. Joseph Bow den. r.,..A,.x
Funeral from her late residence bfoaa"N' f'"e"'"s
Long Island. Friday. at o'clock 80, - -
Carnage. will waiting AZ Broadway satoh on ~
r,ysi ot train leaving Long Island City At o'clock
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FOR TRAVEILE IN EURO Pc.
DAILY with Sunday, 81 70 month. Address changed
as often desired.
DAILY Cvithout Sunday 81 a. month. Address
changed as often desired
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MARRIED.

ouiclx lunches make dyspeptics and the trouble Is
promptly re- ieved by Johnsons Digestive Tablets.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure indicated by The Tribune self
recording The dotted line shows tepera-
ture as recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
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DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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Should be read DAILY by all interested. changes may
any tmeD
Foreign mails for the week ending November Is 1880,
will close promptly In all cases. General Post
follows Parcels Mails close earlier
closing time shown below. Parcels Post Malls f1
Germany close az 5 p m Monday.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

sATURDAY-At $50 m for Europe, per =. 'Etruris
via Queenstown; a. m. for Netherlands direct pei
Maasdam, via Rotterdam 0etters must be directed
per S :. Maasdam). al 8 a. m. for Italy g. q
Vera. via Naples 0etters must be directed per g
Werra'); 10 m. for Scotland direct, per 3.
Anchoria via Glasgow Qeters must directed per O.
Anchoria'): 10 a. for Azores Islands direct per
Tartar Prince: at II a. m. for Norway direct pei
Norge via Christianis Oetters must be diree:sd
Norge'D.
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Thomas l.. James.
Levi p. Morton.
J. Pierpont Morgan.
Edward X. Perkins. tr.
James W. Pinchot.
Theodore Roosevelt.
D. e. ST. John Rosa.
Wager Swayne.
William l.. Strong.
1 Grant y. Schley.
Benjamin F. Tracy.
Frederick D. Happen
| Salem II. Wales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24

Daniel r. Appleton.
Matthew G. D. Borden.
Charles G.. Beamhn.
Cornelius y Bliss.
Henry W. Cannon.
lie Grand 3. Cannon.
Andrew Carnegie.
James G. Carter.
Chauncey VI Depew.
Francis Y. Greene.
Henry r. Rowland.
Coils ?. Huntington.
Augustus D. Juilliar6.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
Hot Fight Near Manila.

By Telegraph to The Daily News.
Manila. Feb. g. General Otis re-
norts fifty-f four Americans dead and
about 200 wounded III the fighting
hers Saturday night and Sunday.
The Philippines lost several hundred
dead. 49,.
The PHILIPPINES concentrated their
forces at three points, Calcaoan, San
ia, Mosa and GalingatRn, and main'
tained an intermittent fusilade for
some hours. They brought artillery
into action at Galingatan' at 1890 but
only one annoyed tho Americans TO-
any approciable extent-a howitzer
ON the road beyond Santa mesa.
The 3rd artillery ailenced the Gal
ingatan by iiring Two guns stimuli.
tansously, which MAS followed by
yolleys from tho infantry.
At about midnight there WAS q lull
in the firing, lasting until 3.45 a.. NJ.
when the whole Filipino line opened
fro into their ranks for twenty min.
utes and then there WAS anoth OF lull
until daylight when the Americans
gen rally advanced.
Dur ng the night. in response to
Rear Admiral Dewey's signal flashed
across from Cavite, tho United Sratos
cruiser Charleston and the gnnboat
Concord, stationed at Malabon,
poured deadly fire from their second
ary batteries into the Filipino trenches
ut Calocan. After day Sunday tho
United States double Lurreted mono
tor Monadnock opened tiro of'Alal"to
aud kept shelIing the Filp1no's,' left
flank whilo othcr boats shelled the
enemies right flank for several hours:
Bv 10 o'clock the Americans had
completely routed tho enemy and had
taken the villages Of Op.laghong,
Santa Mosa, Santana, San Pedro,
Macortr, Haudoran and Huse, Hase,
had destroyed hundreds Of natiyes
huts and secured posse ssion OF ths
water main AMI reservoir, Il distancv
Of six miles,
Tho Tennessee vplunteera joined
the firing line nj 10 o'clo&k Sunday
morning and assisted In capturing
Santa Mesa. -.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
No Moore HBarro

South' RI Christian Advocate: a.. -
MIR. EAitoT 1 don't knew what
Governor Ellerbe promised the editor
Of The State. We ha>e heard but
one side and had that given to us in
great bitterness and apparent dyspcr-
ution. If Mr.. Ellclbe promised tbnt
ho would recommend in his message
local option as to high license [ am
glad he changed his mind. "a bad
promise is better broken than kept"
The thing now uppermost in the
minds Of all barroom men in South
Caroliuasis in any way and at any
cost to open the saloon. Let all pro-
hib.tionisls and opposcrs of the dis
pcnsary know that Coming together
on high license" is uniting to open
the saloon, and opening the saloon
means goodbye to prohibition for
years to come.
The personal abuse Of our State
shows that they arc brought under
the dominion Of tho purpose to open
the saloons if it shall cost the oyur,
throw Of the highest authority.
1t is disgraceful showing when
tho men in charge OF some Of our
newspapers ale 50 completely under
control Of the open barroom influence
as to engage in open and rnbic per.
sonAl vihiication of the governor ol
our STATE. I do not know how this
pursuit Of quiet man has affected
others, but my mind it is III the
highest degree disgusting. I mus:
thiuk these mistaken men arc drireli
to their unfortunate course in shoe,
desperation of what they know to 'b'
q lost cause.
[ am out and out q prohibitlonis
and did not vote for Governor El
lcrbc; but one OF the class that vii
take the bt st to be had until prohi
bition Can be obtained. There cal
DO no doubt but that the dispensar,
is a gaeat improvement on the> only
liquor law ever tried in our State be
fore. The bitter hatred Of this Law
by all open saloon men shows clearly
where it stands. I do hope o,ir leg
;,!ature vii! stand by recon- ;noud,
ton Of our governor or pass straight
out prohibition bill.
Tuo-. G. HERBHnr.
Lcesville, Jan. q, 1899. '>''''.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
another a
ba II 6, aim

is a lot Of tho heaviest drills
alw ays sells at and &c. my
price for 10 days 43c by tho bolt.
-four has advanced 4Oc per Dbl.
I put up the price Of cred star"
to $50 and at that price it is the
cheapest cake on the market,
guarantee every sack to be per
fectly sound, gooc taste anda fine
baker, your money back overy
time If you want it. ..t. ....
bring your Jug and try q gal
lon ct tho georgia ribbon" cane
syrup great table mxury-if
you don't like them 1 have the
genuine "muscavado and "vanilla
drips."
l have more tobacco than l
know what to CO with, prices in
the store
| if anybody needs soap tell
them to come to me. it costs
you nothing to look at my furni-
ture and stoves and get prices
"a" 1 want to buy to buy produce
|"HARRIS BEATS 'EM ALL on
ANYTHING PEOPLE EAT
| WEAR OR WORK WITH"
It. dq II, II, a. 70 &:ss5 &:s
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
EDUCATIONAL.
CONDUCTED BY w. w. r. BRIGHT,
County Supt. of Education.
Notioo 60 Applicants.

Tho regular examination OF appll
Teachers Certificate Of Qualification
to teach in Pickens county will be
hold at Pickens. s. O., on Saturday,
Feb. l8, 1899.
Applicants are liable TO be oxnm
ined on Spelling. Reading, Writing
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geog-
raphy, History Of S. O.. and U. s.,
Physiology and Hygiene, Algebra,
Drawing, Civics, Agriculture, Ethics
Literature, Pedagogy, and Music.
Printed questions will bo furnish
ed Ey tho State Board.
Bv order OF State superintendent
Of Education. w. w. r. Bright,
Co. Supt. Ed.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
Tho suporintendent's oflico wi

Tho suporintendent's oflico Will
bc open for tho approval OF claims
N Saturday, ovory Saturday, I'M
less some unlocked for circum-
stabcos prevents. The law requires
more of the 5uperintoudent OF
Education than Of other officers
in tao county. 1t requires him 10
be- in bis Office to soil books, 70
approvo claims, to keep tho booke
If his office in proper shape, to do
lhccorr"spundence end Other dutlos
rotating to- his Office. 1t also re-
uuiros that ho shall visit the
schooIe, soc how they arc con
,luctod, see that tho trustees have
mulo the house, sents &c. comfort
atlr. Ii TIE Law was to DO car
r;rd out to the letter, it would take
two mon about all tho time, and
it is customary for the schools to
close ON Saturday, We have
thought it best 60 < i've notice that
tho office will 30 open on that day
for the benefit of the teachers VIII"
may wish to como. Tho office will
hc op4n on other days for tho pur-
roso Of attending to othor hnslnsss
r,larng to tho uilicc.
Ii.n following from Supcrln-
rrnl at Barton uf Gr"cuviIlc tells
..y: II is except tho salary in this
',&uty :; $500.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
Cheap PrlntinS,

LAW BRIEFS ut GO cents Page "ldrr
some circumstances the price will be re.
unced TO litty cents n. page-Gooh work
Good Paper Prompt Delivery. Minutes
cheaper than 1T any other house. Cata-
lognc in the best style. IL you have print,
ing to do, il will be to Your interest to
write to the Press and Banner AbEcvillc
S. G.. for prices On II printing e
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
look. n Stitch i'm Time.

Saves nineA 'ilughcsl: Tonic. ,mew I'M
lroyed, rasIs nlcaa;,.tpnt5, lHEShti iii c,li1y
Sprin: and Fall preyrnts .Chille2Denguc
and Maiiuial FcvcrS Acts on tho liver,
tones up Che system. Better than Qui-
nine. Guaranteed, try il. At Drug
gi>ts. SOC. and $l.O0 bottles.
mayl2tf9S.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
MOnGV 20 s,Can-

Oh improved farm lands in sums Of $500
'.nu upwartS. Loans rcpayahlc in small
annual payments through pcriol of five
'earS, thus enabling the borrower to pay
! mis- indchtedneSs WITHOUT cx xhausting his
Ct III any one year: Apply to.
j. E. Boggs, Kttorncy,'r
oct7 9S IL. 80 Pickens: s, C..
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
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"ao "ho' c"hoomn IL or Suggest
better II IL IS g"oo ohe' urst
YOUR representatives, 10 enact II
INTO law.
Ano' Mr.. L"Gis Iator, want t(
ask You II YOU th'nk 1t tar 30 re
HuIr" county snp"rlntendents o1
"d"cAN"n t. sell books and vlsl
"a" schools ~-dutlrs impossible toI
one man t" perform. You say
"hlrc a clerk? Then | reply
civ" me til" whcrcwithal to hire
him. For employing CLERK on
f Il 500 salary, means rcsignn
ton or starvation to a man wht
gives his cnt;re time to the public
lives ON house rent and city taxes
a .d =, .tA..; his family and pay.
fa!l .mt.S.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
1 8 OaS
I want t. extend to my friends and
atrons my sincere thanks Tor the Iib
rad trade during tn" year 1903
is 90

This being the first Of q new year We
again open our doors Monday to the
public with II determination to max
more friends in the year 1890 than
we have ever done before.
4 live man should know no dull season
ONE may write Big advertisement s
and raise moro irss, but when name
prices | always find buyers.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
hBYWRTENINN RAVN>$.

iIutsrci ~ a,re Post Once AZ pickons an
G., ,OMd-cleyg .ss&er.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
for. 10 days

1t goes for 34o per yd by the
bolt. you cant duplicate this at
the mills for the price I offer it
at.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
III, =
S3: G38 Gem cents IS each each
.''J5; .. -.

=" yYou cannot possibly buy
ehst :lothing and trimmings
for. the cost Of these fin
fshed GARMENTS. :. esq. .
'i'lTheY are just about half the
wholesale cost and well ma dc,
We have scores of ether
Good things at REMARKABLY
Low Prices.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
here s a.
again!
much 0bIige

to you all for responding 80 liber-
ally to my lastad. 49,.
just received" d"1400 yds best
heavy sea bland, full yard wide
worth fully 5 to. &c. per y d and
old b y. many at that.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31
ANCIENT nInrnsIAss.
Adopt strong Resolutions Against M Am.
anee with turiand.

New York. May si.-The Ancient Or
der Of IIlbernians held iia NTH annual
convention In this city In afiiiia,ion with
the Board Of Erin. the parent organiza-
ton % ireland.
The convention adopted the following
resolutions;
'"rhe national delegates OF tho An
client order of liibernianH. In afiiliation
with the board Of Erin, donounco any
alliance Of tho United states and any
foreign power Especially do they de-
n0unre an alliance with England, who.
finding herself Isolated from the rcst
OF Europe and not being able 10 make
cats paw OF any nation OF the Eu-
ropean continent. In trying To use this
land OF freedom In despoiling and keep
Ing under her yoke countries and ma
tions that ought TO be free.
'-fhc Irish people who have suffered
from English oppression for centuries
and thousands OF whom have fought for
American Independence and union have
contributed 10 the success of this great
and glorious republic, protest energetic
ally against any entansllng alliances
with England. and believe the United
States IL great and strong md lntslil-
gent enough TO hold It's own against
any foreign foo that might threaten II
without the cid Of England. which has
always been inimicai."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31
PASSING OF ROCKEFELLER.
Great oil Magnate Went Through Salt
Lake Today.

The riches, man In the United States.
accompanied by his family, passed
through Salt Lake about noon today on
the way 10 California. Tho diatin-
guished people are John u. Rockefcllsr.
wife aud children. The party Ia travel-
INK In two Pullman cars. and left hero
today on No. l OF the Rio Grandc West
crn.
John u. Rockefeller. the standard
on magnatc, figures prominently
among the notable men Of the day. as
we'll 10 one % the richest. His wealth
Il estimated all the way from ti.5. 000.-
900 10 $500 nol. coo, II ~ very doubtful II
ho rally knows himself how much he 10
worth While ON the witnrHH.rtand sew
oral years aRp h. made the statement
inst he was not able To toll within no.
o0eoo0 ~ how wealthy be- was. About
twenty-five years ngn he was a reporter
on Cleveland paper ami mas the rcpu-
tatlon OF being a firat class one. too.
He became Interested In the business OF
refining the product ~ the pennHylvn-
MIA on fields and started q small rcfln.
cry. From that small enterprise grew
one % tho greatest monopnllrn tho
company capitalized At $3.50 600 The
great oil maRnnte n not unEenorous
but on the cnntrnry II very liberal
with his wealth. lie has given thou
sands ~ dollars Ia educational and oth-
" Institutions To the Baptist univer-
Hity at Chicago he gave ti0co,0O0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31
CONGRESS AT WICHITA.
strong disposition Co support Ad.
ninis,rasioa's Conduct In spanish
aud Filipino WAR;.

wichita Kan Nav Am t,at-
tlons point 10 n suceessf,,l .osslon AZ
tho Trana,nI..,..inni r,,n,,.,.. ~.
gates from most Of the sta,,a a..
present. prcpnr,d IN n,c,. Inc .nhto,,
Of grcatsst interest "a -,he,r nar,Icn,ar
loeetiti.a
t,,. .,,..,, -
"N'u''" W'et'ahH were re-
eelNcd Tor rooms At the hotels. This
morning all hotels are filled 10 over.
nnyyinp anu ,rt,,,. ,.stt.,,... -.
- -. 800, ','''.'' nav
~" 'n'""h open 70 visitors. Many
delegates arc accompanied by their
wives.
T.r,t,o.t,, ,.,.,,.,.,. -, -,
,.n ,.,.,,',.'.,. ,Nlln.leh ahu an Alnefl-
"''''"' az WV hup9'oN
OF general agitation aud little else II
heard IN the Hobbies. There IL Visible
a strong uuder current n,nnor,tn,, IN.
,.,,.,,..,.,..,,-',- '"s Wv
Nuil'h'.fau"hH conduct OF tho Span
ihh ana Filipino wars Therc IA also
much diHeuanion Of The trusta and
thet. .oo,,, or ,.,,,,,,,.,,,i,, 80.
WA """"r'
Warrington. u. c. 10 represented by
". y. Newell. hydrouraphor OF the
United gtates reolosieal .ur,.,, an, Al
A. r,.nL.,,a.,', 4, ~. ...,,S - -
', 'lHh"'h"e'h OF 'h' "oAther bureau.
Mr. Newell VIII discuss water storage
ana Mr. rrankcnneId 'sTho Flood Prob.
Ion"
O.. $685., ~
GOV. Murphy or Arizona u talking
statehood for his territory and the ces.
sion of aria lands ma ..,,., ,.A,,...,,
A. ,-.-,-g.
~ A'asvnoo" nnu VIC senslon OF aria
,"hn, "sne nh'i ns r!Nsrs and
Mna' We want now anu must nave be-
~. We can Eo on Win our develop
, sii.n,, N s.pIate Male.' inc national
n sn,.,g n has Isiu.sn 20 appropriate
m.ney anu now We want the lands"