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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-01-25
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.

An explosion Of gas partially
wrecked the interior of a building
in Charleston last week, A dane
ing class of small children were
assembled at the time, but for
tunately escaped unhurt.
A new cotton Mill. with CAPT
tai stock of 100000, is TO be loca-
ted at Honea Path.
The fourth cotton mill to be
organized IN South Carolina this
year is the Limestone, at Gaitney,
capital 100000.
Abbeville county was visited
by destructive storm last week.
One negro was killed and much
property destroyed.
! Boyne Vaught, cadet OF the
Porter Military Academy, has dis
appeared. The restraint of mill
tary training was dlstasleful, and
he is supposed to be on his way
to a more congenial cline.
McFarlan, the coIored postmas-
ter at Cheraw, has gone wrong
and is short in the cash drawer.
He has been removed from the
office and there is now two white
applicants for the place.
Rev. A. J. S. Thomas, Of Greer .
vile, has received the appoint
ment to the census supervisor hiI,
made vacant by the death OF Cap.
Shell.
The Mormon church is said to
have 1900 members in this State.
A safe IN the store of w. h..
SHber, at Peaks Station, S. g..
on the Columbia and Greenville
railroal, was blown open and
$1,000 in cash taken.
! Rev. James H. Car.ise, LII. D..
] who has served Woflord College
as President for the past twenty
| five years, has tealered his resig-
nation, to take effect next June.
| Mr.. Henson Chapman, Of Pick
ems county, was found dead one
day last week. He was supposed
to have frozen to death. He was
! an old bachelor about seventy
years of age and lived by himself.
He was brave soldier in the
| Confederate war.
! In collision Wednesday on
the Southern and Chester, be-
tween freight and material trains,
IA number OF cars and one engine
| was wrecked. Conductor Henry.
lof the material train, was Knocked
under the engine of The lreigl
train and lost a leg. Three hands
we're hurt.
John Shelton Williams, repre-
s.nlins the Seaboard, has won
the fight against Thomas Ryan.
representing the Southern.
The Southern Railway is hay
ing fl locomotives built in Rich
mond, and each is 10 be equipped
with all electric headlight.
Charleston is TO have an indus
trial exposition next fall.
The old postofice building in
| Charleston will be used as 4 light
house AMI supply office.
The broad tire bill has been
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SMALL BLAZE.
papu1ists

What could have been a very disas-
trou8 fire occurred yesterday afternoon
and bad It not been for the prompt 40.
tlon OF the fire department, the large
building adjoining the Central hotel
would haYe been consumed. The FIRE
started in the room next to the Of
fee OF Mr.. Ira SmithS IGwas between
the floor and ceiling and made big
smoke. The department did not throw
a stream on the blaze, but used buckets
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REPUBLIcANs In HOUSE.

Chicago. Nov. Dispatches OF the
Associated Press from a34 Of the s57
congressional districts show the repub-
Ilcans elected l9l, democrats l4O. sill
verites2 2, popu1ists /, OF remaining %
districts II are represented in the pre-
sent house by democrats, none by repub
1icans, one by sIlyerites, and two by
papu1isis.
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THAT SECRET WORK.
Some Of the Underhanded Methods Of
the Republicans.

The silent, secret workings Of the
republican candidate against Con-
gresham Brantley threw thousands Of
democrats In this district of their
guard, and caused them to believe that
there was no opposition to demOcrsoy's
brainy standard bearer.
Below Is given the contents of a
postal card received By oongressman
BsantIey from Coffee county, which
demonstrates the seoretness with
which the republicans worked, and
the result-in Coffee, 142 majority for
the republican candidate, shows bow
effectively this quiet work threw the
democrats of their guard.
The card reads:
Hon. w. G. Brantlsy, Brunswick Ca:
Dear sIr-Lookoutl There is man
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running against you for Congress up
here. Think he lives at Fitzgerald !;
don't remainder his name. thought
| would tell you about it as you would
not be likely to hnd it out unless some
of your friends put you "on to" it. 1
think we Will bring out a good vote
up here.
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TO PAY HEIRS,
up here

Washington, Nov. 7.-Honduras has
agreed to comply Immediately with
the United States demands for pay
ment Of 10000 indemnity for the
death Of Frank Pears of Pittsbrug, who
was murdered by soldier Of the
HoDdurian army In cold blood.
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BOTH CLAIM KENTUChY.

Louisville, Nov. THE Courier
Journal claims Kentucky for Bryan by
1901, and for Beckham for governor,
BY 5000. The republicans claim the
state for Mckinley and Yerkes, by 5000
Over 200 precincts are yet to be heard
from.
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MONTANA DEMOCRATIC.

Helena, Nov. THE democrats car
ry Lewis and Clark counties. The state
will be democratic aud Clark will
probably have majority in the 1egIs-
1ature
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CLOSE IN DELAWARE.

Wilmington, Nov The returns
are n OF yet sll in, but itls thought tha.
Mckinley has carried the staIe The
Legislature isvery close. Both sides are
claimingit. It's believed that demo.
Gratis will havea very small majority.
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SILVER ISSUE NOW
DEAD and BURIED
JONES CRUSHED OVER DEFEAT
He Will Go HOmo-The Question
Now Is, Who Will be Leader
of the Party in 19O49

Chicago, Nov. THE talk of re-
organization Of the democrati party
In this city is rife, and the muttsrings
against Jones and Bryan are becoming
pronounced even at this early date.
The Oity of Chicago was last night
turned into a bedlam. Before mid.
night men and women, blowing horns
and shouting for Mckinley, paradsd
ths strests IN hOrdss, Many Of both
ssxas msrs hlariousIy urunk, ana the
demonstration was unprecedented
even in the Windy City. 1t continued
until daylight.
bis defeat has cost Mr.. Bryan many
friends already, and they are now
seeking another leader. The "I-told-
you-so" individual made his appear.
ance at headquarters early, and the
rebellion against the Nebraskan is
pronounced. The dissatisfed are cry
ing "siiver. silvsrl" in sarcaHtio and
unpleasant tones. Chairman Jones,
who has given up earlier this year
than In 1896, is broken in spirit, and
feels the defeat keenIy. he will seek
the seclusion of his Arkansas home be-
torc Yenturing to Washington. Mr.
Bryan is bearing up well, but be thor
oughly realizes that he can never be
president He may be prevailed upon
to go to the senate, but his mind now
is evidently turned toward retirement,.e ,.e
for time at least, though he may have
several offers of a business nature
within the next day or so,
Senator Jones is thoroughly tired
and vermont, and will surely give up
the Leadership Of the party to make
way for reorganization. The leaders
at democratic headquarters declare
the silver issue defeated Mr.. Bryan.
The people, they say, rejected the free
silver in 1896 with emphasis, and re-
sented the effort to keep up the agita-
tion of question considered settled.
Chairman Payne, Of the republican
committee at Chicago, says that the
victory is complete, and that Bryauism
and silver are dead. The South 10
alone firm for them, and the people of
the country stand for Mckinley, sound
money, and expansion. II the demo,
cratic party can be reorgsnized on pa
triotic lines, we may have a reunited
country. The loss OF the house Of rep
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REAGAN RESIGNS.

Austin, Texas, Nov. fudge John
Fl. Reagan, chairman OF the Texas
Railroad Commission, leaves office to-
day. His resignation was presented
to Gov. Ssysrs in August last, to take
effect today. He has two years yet to
serve, and his action has caused much
surprise. he is 50 years old, and baS
served on the Railroad Commission
since its creation, being the father Of
the railroad commission law. He lie
the only surviving member of the
Confederate cabinet, and has been in
Office over sixty years, He wishes to
spend the remainder of his days in re-
tirsment.
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WASHINGTON GONE.

Seattle, Nov. 7.-Returns received
up to 9o'cIock tonight are SO incom-
plete as to make close figures possible.
Both parties claim the state. but it is
thought that Mckinley will carry it by
a very small majority.
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The majority that tho republican
candidate received in Coffee county,
142, leaves msiority for Mr.. Brantley
Of 4,13s, with three counties yet to be
heard from.
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sAFE IN NEBRASKA.

Omaha, NoY. THE result in Ne
braska is close, but it is thought that
Bryan will carry the state by 5000.
The democratic state ticket is elected
by a majority running ahead Of Bryan,
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MARYLAND GONE.

Baltimore, Nov. 7-Besides placing
Marylsnd's eight ELECTORAL yo'es In the
Mckinley column solid republican
delegation to the Fifty. seventh con,
gress is elected,
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UTAH TURNS ARouNn.

Salt Lake, Nov. I. Returns are very
slow coming in. From the best esti.
mates on returns thus far received, Nc
Kinley has carried the state by not less
than 1000.
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100, 600 IN ILLINOIS.

Chicago. NOg. 7.-Returns I received
at the republican headquarters up to
elk o'clock this afternoon, indicate that
the republican msioflty in this state
will 6eases55o
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TO WASHINGTON.

Canton, NoY, 7,-Mr. and Mrs. Mc>
Kinley and Secretary Corte1you left for
Washington this afternoon.
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KANSAS LOST.

Tapekal Nov - al IL
lied returns from the state, the repub.
licans claim Kansas by $4,000 msiority.
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CONNECTICUT REDUCED.

New Haven, Nov. s.-The revised
fRureu give shessste to Mckinley by a
plurality Of 2S,4i5. In 1896 the repuO~
lican majority was 5s,545
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ooUNcIL MEErs ToNIGHT

UUUNCIL MEEIb IUNIGHG.
The regular semf-m onth1y meeting
Of the city council Will occur at their
chamber tonight and full attendance
is expected. 1t is said that the Plant
System will send In position asking
for perm iss phosphate
shed on the
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A MARRIAGE.

London, Nov, Y.-Miss Grace Carr
Of Louisville, KY, married today
Lord New Borough in Savoy Chapel.
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BRYAN NAY GO 10 THE. UNIFIED S9A7ES SENAYE:

LnoOIp managers this afternoon in
formed him the Nebraska gisue
senate to uo-
Senator Thurop
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he WAS SURPRISED.

Lincoln, NOV. bryan said he was
surprised at the republican landslide.
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La TER RETURNS FROM
THE DOUBTFUL STATES
Mckinley Carried Nearly
All of Them.

The legialasureiS close, but will doubt
less be fusion.
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II New York Tie democrats
claimed that Bryan would carry New
York By 10000, He WAS sent . teIe.
gram informing him that the state had
gone heavily republican. Nj. Croker
said:
mo power on nothing but his
desth-can prevent Mr.. Bryan from re-
naming a natural leader Of a people. !"
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!, Is A LANDSLIDE
m PROPER SHAPE
Mr.. BR is SURPRISED
J The Democratic Candidate Did Not
Think the People Would
Turn Him Down.


Few York, Nov. /. Election returns
iyed today indicate that the reIub-
carry the state BY 10000 and
emocra,s carried Greater New
y 1850.
Sorms one Of inc surprises Of
aign, for the republican chair,
candidate for governor, odell,
onfdent Of the state BY only
Ashe sepabiicans were gen
Bryan Great.
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Continued on Fourth Page.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-01-10
DREAD CAPE HATTERAS
LONG RECORD OF HAVOC AND
DESTRUCTION.
Professor Garriott of the Weather BIZ
reau Gives His Views Upon the
Causes of the Storms.

1.-The record of havoc and destruction
and the loss of life entered annually
against the treacherous coast along
Cape Hatteras is not caused by unusu-
ally severe storms in that vicinity, as is
generally supposed" writes Prof. Gar
riott, chief of the forecasting division
of the weather bureau. 1T is customary
to measure storms by wind velocity,
and, accepting such a standard, we find
that the records of years show that
there is a greater wind velocity on the
average at Chicago than at Cape Hat
teras In fact, Chicago is the windiest
point in our country, and has therefore
well earned its name. In the case of
Chicago the wind has an unObstructed
sweep. There are no hills or elevations
of any description within many miles.
The bluffs along the Mississippi river
are the nearest protection Chicago has.
1t is also true that Hatteras is unpro-
tected, and to this fact, in connection
with the protuding formation of the
cape, is due the awe and dread with
which mariners are inspired whenever
they pass it. Hatteras sets out into the
sea. There are noe elevations or high
ground of any description in that sec
ton.
THE very severe weather of Halter
as is due to the fact that it lies in the
track of what are called the southwest
from the southwest and move north
eastward. They are called nOrtheasters
on the Atlantic coast and are the sew
crest of storms. Hatteras is in their di-
rect path, just as Chicago is in the di-
rect path of storms that advance from
the west. and very near the path of all
the storms that come down from the
northwest. Taking the wind velocity for
a month, Chicago exceeds Hatteras by
about 5000 miles. / do not believe. how
ever there is any reason why Chicago
is the windiest place in the United
States beyond the fact that the city is
exposed.
Cape Hatteras is a dangerous place
for shipping more because of its dan
gerous coast than because of the storms
which pass in that vicinity. The wind
velocity at Block island, Narragansett
and other places along the New Eng
land coast is just as high as at Halter
as and they are as much exposed as
Hatteras to the wind force. Their coast
is not so dangerous, however, because
there are convenient and safe harbOrs
Vessels off Hatteras are so far removed
from a harbor of refuge that the mas
ters have no choice but to run with the
storm; they have no places to seek
safety.
"At Hatteras the wind has a great
sweep in almost every direction TO
make high sea. Along the New Eng
land coast, where the gales reach the
average velocity of Hatteras, danger
Gus seas are not possible because of
nearness of other land. That is to say
the wind does not get a sweep to cause
high seas, except from the southeast,
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Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co
and Togo Kisen Kaisha.

Steamers companies
SAN FRANCISCO:
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IT WAS A PROPOSAL.

(Scene Cabstand near London) /:
Lady, distributing tracts, hands one to
eabby, who glances at 1t, hands it
back, and says, politely: Thank you,
lady, but I'm married man." Lady
neryously looks at the title, and read
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MEMORANDA.

The bark Mohican and schooner Vine
did not get away yesterday according
to program.
The departure of the steamer James
Makee for Kappa was postponed yes
terday till three o'clock this afternoon.
The island steamers all went outside
the harbor to anchor for the night at
about six o'clock last night. They re-
turned inside early this morning
The steamer Waialeale is on the dry
dock for repairs.
A four masted schooner was sighted
off the harbor at about 10 o'clock this
morning.
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Morning session-Sales: On the board,
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DEPARTING.

Tuesday, January Q.
Stmr. j. A. Cummins, Searle, for Ca
hu ports.
Sip. Kaiulani, for Eva.
wednesday, January 10.
Schr. Vine, Small, for San Francisco
in ballast.
Blk. Mohican, Kelly for San Francis
CO.. $3.50 bags sugar, 1854 lbs, value
$15,191.04
Stmr. James Makee, Tullett, for Ka-
paa, p. m.
Stmr w. G. Hall, Peterson, for Ma
wiliwili and Koloa, p. m.
L. s. transport Athenian, Mowatt for
Manila with 410 horses and mules.
Stmr. Lehua, Dover, for kihei, p. m.
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The
Tea Department

Is one of the special features of
our business. Thirty years Of close
application, study and varied ex-
perience enable us to select teas
unsurpassed both in quality and
price. For richness, strength, quail
ity, tone, navor and purity we claim
our teas unsurpassed.
For rich aromatic blends Of great
strength, combining the delicious fra
GRANGE of the Ovient," we specially rec
ommend our Maltese Cross" blends.
These are the perfection of the tea ex-
pert's skill. Their sale is very large
and steadily increasing, demonstrating
the value of judicious blending.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVING.

Tuesday, January Q.
Schr. Ruby A. Cousins, Walton, from
San Francisco December 10: 375 tons
mdse.
Blk Top Gallant, Lumbaldt, from Sc
attic November "a: 100000 feet dressed
lumber, $4,000 feet rough lumber, 496,-
900 shingles,
Sip. Kaiulani from Eva.
Wednesday January 10.
Schr. Blanche q Ella, from Hanalei.
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Meeting of Birmingham Women
 To Discuss the State fa

The meeting of Birmingham women that has been called for this morning at 10 o'clock at the Commercial Club for the pur- pose of organizing a womans board of the State Fair Association, promises to be we'll attended. The business proposition on the part of the board of directors of the Fair Association will be definitely considered at the meeting today, and all women who are interested In promoting the State Fair are invited to be present and thereby cooper ate with a movement that has been strongly endorsed by Birmingham's most influential citizens.
 A leading citizen of Birmingham said yes- terday, in discussing the advantage a wo- mans department would be to the fair, that in his opinion no feature would be more att tractive and lend greater dignity to the en- terprise than the section devoted to the work of women.
 "The strongest business men In the city" he said "are behind the movement, and the women of Birmingham and throughout the State may organize for work with abso- lute confidence in the management of the fair"
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in Society.

Mrs. William A. Walker has returned to the city.
 Miss Annie Louise Williams will leave to- day for the Catskills and the Adirondacks, where she will spend the remainder of Sep tember and October. She will later visit New York City, and will return to Bir- mingham in November
 Mr. David Roberts was in Birmingham recently for the purpose of placing his two sons, Master David Roberts, Jr., and Mas ter Meredyth Roberts at the Taylor school. Mrs. Roberts is still abroad, but will return to Birmingham in the autumn. They will again occupy their beautiful residence in Quinlan avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Sol Haas, who have occu- pied the Roberts residence for year, con template spending the winter in California. Miss Redd of Virginia, who is the guest of MT. and Mrs. William P. Redd, will re- main in Birminham through the winter. Miss Mattie Phillips of Columbus, Ga, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J.
 
 Miss Julia Gilreath will leave this week for Athens, where she will spend a month. Mrs. N. W. Feagin has returned from Virginia.
 Miss Alma Feagin will remain in Vir- ginia for the winter.
 
 The lawn fete at the residence of Mrs. John D. Dwyer last evening was both a social and financial success. It was given under the auspices of the women of the South Side Baptist church and for the benefit of the Hillman Hospital fund.
 
 Miss Kate Smith will spend the winter with her brother, MT. Saffold Smith. Miss Mary Hale of Montgomery, who has been spending the summer with Miss Rake Smith, will return home today.
 
 MT and Mrs. Nelson Earle Barker are at present in New York. Their children have returned to the city.
 The marriage of Miss Mabel Mckinley, the niece of the President, to pr. Her. manus Baer, will take place today at Somerset, Pa. The ceremony will be per- formed beneath a wedding bell that is built upon a frame which served duty for Fran. ces Folsom on her marriage to President Cleveland When Nellie Grant became the bride of Mir. Sartoris, the ceremony occur
The age-herald., 1900-09-12
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