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comparativs Cotton statement.

r,.N York. ust.tar 5-The following T. the
rarlttve cotton statement for the week
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Joint Plan Presented
The FrancO-Rrussian Conclusion
has Been Handed to Sec
retarY Hay.

Washington, Oct 4-The Joint
Franco Russian plan was present.
eel to Secretary Hay today. 1t is
as follows:
Fmst-It demands the punish~
ment of the guilty Chinese Off
ciaIs.
Second-The introduction of
arms and ammunition in the war
to China.
Third-Thc payment Of indcm-
nifty to the powers.
Fourth-A sufficient Chinese
guarantee for the future.
American citizens st lien Tain
have adopted resolutions protest
ING against the withdrawal of our
troops from China.
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4 LIFE AND DEATH
FIGHT

Mr.. w i Hines of Manchester.
Ia, writing of his almost miracu>
Ions escape from death, says:
"Exposnre after measles induced
serious lung trouble, which ended
in Consumption. | had frequent
hemorrhages and coughed night
and day. All my doctors said |
must soon die. Then | began to
use DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, which complete To-
ly cured me. would not be
without il even if it cost $500 a
bottle. Hundreds have used it
on my recommendation and all
say it never fails to cure Throat,
Chest and Lung troubles" Regu-
lar soc and $1.00. Trial bottles
free at Crawford Bros. Drug
Store.
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Is RathbOne Guilty.
May be Shown He Concocted
Whole Scheme of EmbeZ-
element.


Habana, Oct 2.-The Habana
Post, referring TO the po.tofiice
frauds, made the following state
ment:
eve have been quietly, and on
our own account, working up the
case against Mr. Estes G Rathbone
and va now believe that no will
he charged with having concoctsd
the whole scheme of embszzlement.
1t may even be shown that he sc
curod for himself something be T..
tween S27, 900 and S2S, 900.
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Passing and Enforcing.

South Carolina has demonstra-
ted the fact that it Is one thing to
pass antl-Iynching laws and quite
another thing to enforce tham. -
Savannah News.
Yes, indeed. South Carolina
can It he boat in making laws. In
face that Is a sort Of fad with Us.
We have a new legislature COM
posed Of many new members
every two years, and everyone of
these members thinks he must do
some kind of lsgiSIating for his
constituency in order to earn lis
pay and their support at the next
primary. 1t is not to he wondered
at then that VIC have quite a large
number of people who arc in
favor of laws but 'agin their on
forcemsnt. '-GrsenviIls News.
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Fatal Wreck Near Charleston.
Freight Train Jumps Track. Tho
Engineer, His Fireman and
brakeman We're Killed.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Charleston, Oct "A serious
and fatal wreck occurred ON the
Plant System road near Benbow
mines, several miles from Char
lesion last night. The engine
and several freight cars Jumped
the rails and tumbled down an
embankment, killing Englneer
Goodllng, q young white man,
and tiromen Harvey Thompson
and Brakeman Ben White, color
cd.
Whom the cars and engine went
down the long embanknent the
cars caught on fire and the sur
viving members of the crew fought
the fro to prevent the bodies Of
the dead from being burned to a
crisp. The cause ct the wreck is
not known. The railroad official,
refuse positively to mako state
mcnt. The conduct of the rail
road officials cannot be explained
unless it be that they are anxiuu,
to cover M SOmpthinU which
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Charlotte Observer, 3d.


Nharl"t's observer, 81.
A t,sgram to Tha 0L..rv.r
vo.tsrd,v of,or,, g.. ,,--
stote.. "a t.Io,,L,,.
received thor. bor, ,;,,. ..,.
s,vs ,b.t A. No Gill;
promin.rt whit. man ,nla.o
woman b,v. L..n o,r,.,,l
cboroed with r,.i.,,i,, -. :
Iovs and o,h.r. ., A. I...
Iove.. f.u ,raoI.s rL.
woman hss cn,fe..J Eliza. S;r.
rave her s. and the no,v,p ,,rJ,
inr the dead Tb. ,r;-,,.r. 49,.
guarded near Che seen. A,.nt
6ftv nsnuIs oro c,Ir..,,I ,.I ,b.
highest excitement nr.von. -
An sccnunt ~ thi. ,,;,,,:,.
WAS puhIisb.d ~ Tho oh-o.uo, 9
Sept 5th-ths div following tb.
death Of DR. Low. In ,hi. ,,h
Iicstion if WAS st.tcj tbot nm IN.
3lst of Auru.t NJ. orJ NJ,
Thomas Love, whose residence is
Just across the river from Iono,.
store. in Union county had ,bo;r
wheat thr.sbed md foI,ovi,c
the usual custom. entertained ot
dinner all the men cngaged in ,be
thrcshing.
Mr. and Mrs Thoma. Lows. DR.
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work ON the case with the result
that the NOts woman was arrested
yesterday morning. DR. Austin
phuned The O. server that she
had made 4 confession OF her guilt
to the officer making the arrest,
and hsd implicated her husband' :
brother. John Nots, negro
nsmed Hamilton and, finally, Mr.
Nann Sike.
The woman was cook at the
Love residence at the time of
the thrcshing. According to DR.
Austln's information shs said
yesterday that John Nots had
given the poison to her and had
told h"r to poison Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Love, DR. j ) Love. his
brother, Wade Love. and a
thresher named Taylor. The
poison WAS in the form of a white
powder, and was, presumably, ar
senlc. In giving the powder to
her, she said, John Nots explained
that he had received it from a
negro named llami ton, and that
it had been given to the latter bv
Mr. Nann Skies, who would pay
- If it were administered.
The prisoner said that she
Sprlnk!ed the poison over toma-
toes, which She served at dinner
and which were eaten by others in
addition to those she intendei to
kill. After the white people had
concluded their mead she removed
and threw away all uncaten toma-
toes to prevent the poisoning of
the negroes in the kitchen. From
tho information supplied DR. Aus.
tin no ma'icc on the part of the
woman thus far appears. She
committed the murder for the
IS.
DIR Austin stated that excite
ment over the arrests is intense
, 1t is not generally believed, h,
said, that Mr. Nann Skies had any
connection with the poisoning anC
his implication in the matter i
due to a conspiracy on the part O.
the negroes, who dislike hIm fol
reasons political and otherwise.
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THE APPETITE OF A
GOAT

Is envied by all poor dyspep-
ties whose Stomach and Liver arc
out of order. All such should
know that DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Psmedy, gives q splendid
appetite, sound digestion and a
regular bodily habit that insures
perfect health and great energy.
Only 25c at Crawford Brcs. drug
store.
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J 5 and w & BlaIock, of Gold.
vile, 5 &, havo secured ckartor
for cotton mill. 1t will spin
yarn and will be located on MIR.
BIalocks farm at GOldvilIe, in
tended primarily to spin tho ., 600
bales Of cotton he raises.
Judge Buchanan announces
that he will he candidate for
reelection.
Itch on human cured In 80 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by + Msckey IL
Go Druggist, Lsncstsr. sc.
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REL TEF ~ SIX HOUR

Distressing Kidney and Bladder
Disease relieved in six hours by NEW
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY
CURE" lt Is great surprise on ac-
count or It's exceeding promptness in
renewing pain in bladder, kidneys and
back, In male or female. Relieves re
tention Of water almost Immediately.
Ii you want quick relief and cure this
is heremedy. Sold thy ] + Mackey
d Co. Druggist Lancaster, S. c.
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Three Murder Trials in Abbe-
yills for "Social Killing
Special TO The State.

Special TO The State.
Abheyille, Oct 2 The court
of general sessions convened hore
yesterday, Judge AldricF presld-
ing. The first day was taken up
with the organization Of the court
and the trial OF Dave Chalmers
for murder. Tho jury in this
case was out only few minutes
and returned a verdict of not
guilty. Another murder case is
being tried today, and another
will be tried tomorrow. All of
th.m are results of negro "cake
walks" and ''hot .uppsrs
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500

DR. II. Detchoa's Ant, Diuyeac.
May be worth to you more than 500
II yo" haVs child who sOns bedding
from incontenence OF water during
sleep. Cures old and young alike. T.
rrests the trouble at once. 81. Sold
by J r Mackey d Go, Druggist, Lam
ster, 8 G..
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Active ReaI Estate.


SPECIAL to Tho State.
Anderson, Oct 2.-Yesterdav
WAS perhaps the largest saIssdsy
that Anderson has chronicIed in
some time. There WAS sold in all
about 5000 acres for S41,4OO.
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After 28 Years.
A Bullet Finds it's Way Out of
Mans Back Where it Had
Lain Since 1862

BY Telegraph to Greenville News.
Columbia, S G, Oct 2-Gsn.
K n Rick bourg, who for a long
time commanded the Fourth brl,
gado, South Carolina militia, and
was n resident OF thi. CITY for
many years, was twice wounded
ut the battle of Frazier's farm,
June -, 1862, while charging
the breast works. One bullet
took off n finger, while another
struck him full in tho breast. No
effort WAS made to locate the bull
let and the wounded soldier re-
covered and continued fighting
until the end of the war.
General Richbourg writes from
Montgomery to say that few
days ago he felt a pain in his
back. A spot became inhamed
and sore to the touch. That night
ne placed drawing plaster on
the spot. Next morning the pain
was relieved, and taking off the
plaster he found the old bullet
that he had carried for 3S years
sticking to it. 1t was hsttened
and weighed one ounce.
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Cure Cold In Head.

kermotts Chocolates Laxative Quiniue easy
TO take and quick to cure cold in head and sore
throat. -'~
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Soldiers Presence had a Saluturv
Effect.
Special to Grsenvills News.


Columbia, Oct 9 Tho thsratsn-
ed race war in Georgetown has
been averted and everything is
peaceful in the city today. Three
companies of Charleston militia
and one from Sumter arrived here
last night, thsir presence had a
saIutsry effect.
The mayor wired the governor
today that the streets had been
practically deserted by tho would
be rioters and that no trouble had
occurred.
About twenty of the ring leader
were arrested by the police au,
thoritios.
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Negro Woman Killed DR.. S. J
Love.

Admits Hsr Guilt and Saws Sh,
Sprinkled the Arsenic on
Tomatoes Which She
Served to tho Love
Family and the
Threshing
Party.
The evening times., 1900-03-06

NEW YORK. March 6.-Today's Stock
Market in the early dealings was exceed
ingly irregular. Practically al the rail-
way stocks were dealt in at advances from
last nights closing figures, while the in
dustrial stocks and special,ies were almost
uniformly lower. Sugar opened at sharp
decline. 1t scored partial recovery, and
this tendency was followed by The develop
ment Of greater steadiness in the remain
der of the industTials. The dealings in the
stock were very heavy and the trading was
characterized by a great deal of feYerish-
ness Third Avenue Railroad again fol-
lowed the general course of Sugar, open
ing lower and later on scoring sharp 1e-
covery. Virtually nothing that was new
came TO light hearing upon either stock.
All of the so-called Steel industrlals
continued rateT heavy, but the dealings IN
them were not in large volume. Penn Syl-
vania, the granger shares, and the Atcnl-
son issues were the strongest features OF
the railway list. The advance in Pennsyl-
yania was based upon the remarkably fine
annual statement of the company publish
ed this morning. The financial proposals
of the British Government, incidental TO
the prosecution OF the African war were
laid before Parliament last evening and
they appear 10 have been fayCrably greet
ed in London where the Stock Market was
higher in all Of its quarters, with substan-
tial gains appearing in Amerie IAN stocks.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
A DIVORCE FOR MRS. WoLCoTT.
The Colorado Senator's Wife Granted
$1,000 n lenr AIimony.

DENVER. Col. March 6.-An absolute
divorce was granted to Mrs. Frances E.
Wolcott from United States Senator f. o.
Wolcott yesterday. Although the ac-
tion had been anticipated and all necessary
papers had been drawn up by the attor-
news. they were not filed with the clerk Of
the District Court until yesterday The
complaint of Mrs. Wolcott sets fort that she
married the Senator May IA. 1890. She
charges desertion without cause from Feb
ruary q. 1899, until the present time. At
ter the complaint had been filed Joel F.
Vaile, for the defendant, filed an answer
denying the charges. The trial was held
at $50 p. m. in Judge Aliens division of
the District Court 1t lasted an hour and
was heard by jury of six men.
There were three witnesses for the plain
tiff. Mrs Wolcott and ID. MetCalf, of Buff
falo, N Y, her brother. testified as to the
facts of the desertion. Theodore Holland.
an attorney, was called as a witness 10 es-
tablish her residence. No evidence was in
troduced by the defence. A verdict was
reported for the plaintiff and the decree
was issued. IL provides that Mrs. Wolcott
shall receive $500 year alimony.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
Fire Threatens a Town.

LEBANON, Pa, March 6.-The town of
Palmyra, nine miles west of this city, was
excited by a fire yesterday. At one time
The fire started in Joseph Lauck's store.
In short time the entire building was in
flames and totally destroyed. In the resi-
dence part, to the east of the store. lived
Martin Early, aged eighty, with his wife,
aged seventy-five, and an invalid son who
is fifty years old and who has not been
outside the house for over thirty years.
Ever since Lincoln was assassinated he
has led a recluse life on account of a ner-
vous disorder. The efforts of six men were
required to get the invalid out. The loss
on buildings and contents is about SIS, ,000
The evening times., 1900-03-06
ONE MIGHT

almost as well be sick IN beo as
to be "delicate," to be unable
to stand any unusual strain, to
have no reserve force or resistive
power, with nerves that go all
to pieces when a pin drops.
SCOTS Emulsion will change
all this, and make you feel like
a new person. 1t gives strength
to the exhausted nerves, vitality
to the enfeebled forces, and solid
flesh to the wasted body.
At all druggists; soc. and sI.oo.
SCOTT 6 BOVINE. Chemists, New York
The evening times., 1900-03-06
H1ccoUGHs MAY CAUSE DEATH.
Violent Attack Followed by Ty-
phOtd Fever.

NEW YORK March 6.--While confined
to his bed by gastritis, Stephen A. Davis,
of Newark. was attacked by severe hic-
coughs The hccoughs continued despite
all remedies, and on Sunday night the man
was taken to the City Hospital. His hic-
coughs have been stopped. but Davis is so
weak that he can hardly recover. Typhoid
fever is developing.
On Friday and Saturday Davis sufferings
were the most severe and part of the time
he was delirious and violent, so that the
efforts of several persons were necessary
to hold him in bed.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
To Extend v Street.

Mr.. Mcmillan today introduced in the
Senate a bill to provide for the extension
of Street northwest through the square
south of square 1896 from the west line Of
Thirty fifth Street west 120 feet to the line
of Washington county, to the full width of
sixty feet. OF the amount awarded as
damages for the land condemned for this
extension one-half is to be assessed as
benefits similar bill was introduced in
the House yesterday by Mr.. Jenkins.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
HER HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY.
A New Jersey Woman Celebrates a
Rare Event.

PENNINGTON. n. j., March 6.-Miss
Sarah Petit celebrated yesterday her hun
dredth birthday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. e. Chamberlain, where she has
lived the past sixty years. Up to ten
months ago. when she fell and injured her
bip. Miss Petit had always been up and
around the house. Since her misfortune
she has been confined to her bed.
Miss Pettit's hearing failed her when
she was eighty-fve. Several years ago her
eyesight became impaired. At intervals
her hearing has returned so that she could
hear an ordinary conversation. Her eye
sight also improved greatly. Much of the
bedclothing now used on her bed was
woven by her sixty years ago.
She is the daughter of Jesse and Annie
Petit neither of whom reached the al
lotted threescore and ten years. Her sis
ter. Margaret Petit. who died few years
ago, lived to be ninety-two.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
A PICTURE FOR THE CAPITOL.
MIR. stewards Bill to Purchase the
"Death of LincOIn.'

Mr. Stewart has introduced IN the Senate
a bill to authorize the purchase of the pic
ture of the Death of Lincoln" by Ritchie.
and to provide that it shall hang in some
suitable place in the Capitol building.
The bill carries an appropriation OF S3O,-
0OO and provides for the appointment OF
the chairman of the Committee on the LII
brsrv of the Senate and the chairman OF
the corresponding committee Of the House
as a commission to make the purchase,
select the proper place in the Capitol
building and have the picture hung.
The evening times., 1900-03-06

their own excellently. The January state
ment Of the Rock Island shows better than
had been expected even by the insiders, it
is said. The gross earnings for the month
were the largest ever earned by the line.
There was a small wheat traffic during the
month, but the general merchandise bust
ness was immense. The surplus after all
disbursement was $40. .415 for the month.
For the ten months of the company's fiscal
year the surplus is s559. 424
The evening times., 1900-03-06
GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS.
A Failure to Make Out IA Case Against
Mr. Chase

The grand jury today returned indict-
ments against the following persons for
the offences named: Gilbert b. Towles,
forgery; Benjamin Bell, housebreak-
ing: Samuel Holloway, housebreaking;
Richard Reed. housebreaking; Wesley
Carter. HOUSEKEEPING; John Going, house
breaking: Clinton Lynch, embezzlement;
William Jackson. larceny from the person;
John Frederick and Samuel Hill, highway
robbery; James Riley and William Devlin,
grand larceny.
The jury ignored the charges against
Plimpton b Chase. accused Of violating
the Civil Rights law; William Hunt, lar
ceny from the person; Isiah Smallwood.
larceny from the person, and Noah Saun-
ders, violation Of the law OF age of con-
sent
The evening times., 1900-03-06
Sunday Closing for York.

YORK, Pa, March 6.-The Good Citizen
shin Committee has sent notices to 300
grocerymen, confectioners, ice-cream deal
ers. butchers dairymen, oyster dealers,
cigar store proprietors, and news dealers
that they will be prosecuted if they sell
on Sunday. The news dealers and some of
the other dealers will defy the law and
continue to sell on Sunday. 1t is said the
camp meetings and the electric railroad
will be made to obey the blue laws.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
Tbe Queen Drink. wbi,kx

Queen Yictoria's physicians insist upon her
drinking a moderate quantity of whisky every
day, and il is said that she derives great benefit
from it. Almost everyone requires certain
amount OF stimulsnt and Pure Berkeley Rye will
be found to be best. 1t is absolutely pure
whisky of exceedingly delicious favor. mellowed
by age. II is only 81 full quart, and ali orders
are promptly delivered. For sale only at Jas.
Tharp's, sl2 F Street; telephone l14l.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
Movement. of Naval Vessels,

The following movements of naval ves-
sells were announced at the Navy Depart
ment today: The Detroit is at Key West,
the Scorpion sailed from Cannemaro for
Cartegena, the Dixie is at Funchal, the
Hartford is at Valparaiso. the Vixen sailed
from ST. Thomas for Culebra Island. the
Brooklyn left Hongkong for Manila.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
THE CoEUR D'ALENE TROUBLES.
Hearing Continued by the House
Military Affairs Committee.

In executive session this morning the
House Committee on Military Affairs de-
clined to grant Representative Lentzs re-
quest that the President should be required
10 turn over TO the committee afiidayits
from Idaho citizens TO the effect that mar
tial law was unnecessary in the Occur
d'Alene mining troubles.
A J. Devin. a miner. was the first wit
ness today. He said the grievance against
the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine was
that miners belonging 10 the union we're
discharged from employment. The mine
paid union wages
The evening times., 1900-03-06
FOUND.
AUCTION SALES.

UNITED STATES MARSHALS sALE-By virtue
O, writ Of ieri fseias, Issued out of the
clerks oface OF the Supreme Court OF the District
~ Columbia, and TO me directed, | will sell at
nublic sale for cash, on SATURDAY, MARCH 10.
1000. AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ, in front of the
court house door, Washington, d. c., the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit; Lots numbered
s7 ss 80 and co. in block number /, in Oregon
T. Green's subdivision Of part of tract Of
land in the county Of Washington,
District Of Columbia, as per plat in
County Book number Q, page 81, in the
ot,cs 81 the Surveyor OF the District OF Columbia,
seized and levied upon as the property Of Claud-
ina p smith and George o. Watson, Trustees,
terre tenants Of Andrew NJ, Green: deceased, and
soid to satisfy execution No. 41.654. in favor Of
Henry n Bergman, Treasurer OF the Washington
Sir Per Cent Permanent Building Association,
plaintiff. .,u,cu p.Iurp N.r.h.,
ruos BOWLING & CO.. AuctIoreers-
The evening times., 1900-03-06
CHARLES B. STARK MISSING.
4 Clerk i'm the Southern Railroad Of
flee Disappears.

The police have been notified that
Charles B. Stark, aged thrty-five years
clerk for the Southern Railroad Company,
has been missing since last Saturday
morning. He left his office in the Build
ers' Exchange. with $75 and a diamond
ring valued at $50.
The missing man when last seen wore d
light overcoat striped trousers and brown
derby hat.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
New York Cotton Market,
Declares a Dividend.

The Mergenthaler Linotype Company to-
day declared the usual per cent dividend
on stock for the quarter just ended. The
meeting of directors was held week in
advance of the customary time, for the
convenience of several members of the
board who are going to Europe.
The evening times., 1900-03-06

Pennsylvania was strong and more than
usually active this morning. with good
buying noticeable. A quick advance of sew
eral points is considered not in the least
improbable in this stock. The annual re-
port OF the company published this morn
ing speaks for itself of the immense pros
perity of the system.
The evening times., 1900-03-06

errors, ETC., such as DRAINS Losses, Impotency.
Lame Back and Naricocele. Worn at night it gives
strength while you Sleep No stomach-wrecking
1 answer all letters personally, or the belt can be
examined at nv office.
DIR. y N.G.SANDEN. Sac B'dway. New York, NY.
The evening times., 1900-03-06

John ID. ROckefeIIer's Contribution.
BOSTON, March 6.-At a meeting Of the
Baptist Social Union last night it was an
nounced that John d. Rockefeller had
agreed to contribute half of the amount
necessary to complete the equipment of
the Newton Theological Institute, or $780,
The evening times., 1900-03-06
william Beach Convicted.

The case of William Beach, who was arrested
Tuesday for the alleged theft of siot machine
from W. W. Waters, at the corner of Thrty-second
and Streets. was heard in the Police Court yes
teriay. Beach was sent to the workhouse for
thirty days.