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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
COTTON MARKETS,

5s55 NEW YORK, May 7.-COTTON-Specu-
zlation in cotton futures to-day was Slack.
the variations in prices being few and far
between. The opening call developed 4
quiet feeling, with prices unchanged to !;
points higher. The Improvement was
traced chiefly to Liverpool support. Pub
dc interest, however, was small. After
the opening sentiment became a little
easier in the absence of outside interest,
while. If anything, the latter crop news,
received q more beariSh obstruction
selling was retarded partially by the
small movement of old cotton. On the
other hand, however, reports reaching
Change from dry goods points were not
at all encouraging and the trade Was ur.e
certain which way TO turn. During the
afternoon 1t was strictly a local waiting
market and very dull. The market closed
itlet but steady at a. net advance of =
Ito points, later price being on May only.
and was due to a furry OF covering withia
the last five minutes.
CoTToN-spot closed quiet; middling
bales.
Futures opened quiet: May, 9.51;; Jine,
#24 -. July, 9.45; August, 9.26; September,
SIS; October, S.26; November, sos; De-
cemher. 500, January. sos: March. Sill.
Futures closed quiet and steady; May,
;,t3: June, $40; July, 9.4I; August, 9.29;
september Sol; October S.27;, November.
500; December, S.O7; January, 500; Feb
ruary, $40; March. S.1o q
COTTON-Quiet; miudling, 9s4; net re-
ceipts, 30 bales; gross. 725 bales; sales,
I,1oO bales; stock, 1910 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. .,.396 bales;
exports to Great Britain, ;s,162 bales; to
France, 2i2G bales; to the Continent, 9,1IS
bales: stock, 366935 bales.
Consolidated-Net receipts, 1884 bales !;
exports to Great Britain, 1852 bales; to
rance. 242 bales; to the Continent, TO-.
50I bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
6.21l.269 bales; exports to Great Britain,
2,G59. 629 bales; to France. 6I4.1S bales; to
the Continent. 2,444.3711 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May I-coTToN-
Futures quiet and steady; May, 9.S5G9.37t
June, 9.3519.37; July 9.34@9.35; August,
g.0!@9.0S; September, S.3SGlS.40; OctobeI.
S.o3@S Oh; September, 7.SS@7.S9; December,
7.SS@7.S9; January, 7.S9@7-31.
E LIVERPOOL, May 7.-CoTTON-spot
in fair demand: prices full; American mid
ding, I-1Gd. Sales of the DAY were TO-
900 bales, of which 500 were for specula-
ton and export. and included 9,7o0 bales
American. Receipts, 5000 bales, 1nclud-
ing 1900 American.
Futures opened dull and closed steady
at decline; American middling. /. m. c..
May, 3 21-64a5 22-e4, sellers; May and
June, 5 19-64@5 20-64, sellers; June and
July, 5 1854, sellers; July and August,
5 14-64d5 1851, sellers; August and Sep
and October, 1864, sellers; October and
November, 1864, sellers; November and
December, S1-64, buyers; December and
January, 4 1854, buyers; January and
February 4 27-64, buyers; February ant6
March, 1 26-64li4 27-64, buyers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. May Z, 1900.
Private sales reported to-day were: Fill
ers, s hogsheads.t leaf, % hogsheads.
Warehouses report 30 hogsheadSs re.
ceived and So hogsheads delivered
Inspections to-day were: Bright. 10
shogsheads.
Internal revenue collections to-day We're:
Tobacco, Sc, 1920; cigars, S5,S14.2S-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08

Hogs
Cattle go
Sheep and lambs ............5... 200
; Hogs 4oti
Prices: Best cattle 4A@1Acs: medium to
good 3iaGI4lsc.;; common to fair. 21t.@314c!t
bulls. ::.0131sc.: sheep, 4G5c.; lambs, SIG
&c.: hogs, 41l@6J1sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
NAVAL STORES,

CHARLESTON, S. c.. May 7-TUR-
PENTINE-Market steady at 46Ac.;
ROSIN-Quiet and unchanged; receipts.
none.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08

The busiest and 1nightiest little thing
that ever was made IS DR.. Kings New
Fife pills. Every pill is "a sugar-coated
srIohules of health, tina changes weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy
brain-fag into mental power. They're
wonderful in building up the health. Only
rs cents per box. Sold by Owens & Minor
Drug Company
qho is your choice for King? Vote
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
PULLMAN CAE-sisR-
VICE, VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
TO BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA.

Effective April Esd, the Southern Rail
way will inaugurate Buffet, Drawing
Room sleeping-Car Service between
Charlotte, Atlanta and Birmingham on
Trains IS and SO Omitted States Fast
Mail, south-bound. leave Richmond,
daily, u noon. The above sleeper IS
attached to train at Charlotte, q. =.
s(s:45 p. NJ, going through and arriving
BIRMINGHAM 1855 A. NJ, next day, thus
affordings the traveller a quick and com
Portable trip. At Birmingham connections
are made for all points south and
southwest. c.. w. WESIRURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
PES NUT MARKETS.

: NORFOLK, VA, May s7.-PEANI1Ts-
Steady; new fancy, &c; strictly prime
&c: prime. ~ as.-:33ssc common, IlsSDyc'
Spanish, 90c. per bsishel. : :
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
MONEY! AND ExCHANGE-Money on

MONEY AND EHANGE.-Money- on
call steady at 2G2l2 per cent: iast-loamtl a; az
III per cent; prime mercantile paper, "i21.
49, per cent Sterling exchange easier
Wit? actual business in bankers bills a:
s.. SS1sn4. ssh Tor demand and at 81 $3.50
I. S4s. for sixty days: posted rates, 81 So4
4.S5la and Ss.S9d4. os11a; commerciaii DIS,
S3lsd4. SIX. Silver certificates. 0oGb2t2.
f,a1 silver, .Is1s; Mexican dollars, ~
Government bonds irregular; State bonds
Inactive: railroad bonds easy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08

Ne Can Save You Money on !:
: GROCERIES, FEED, LIQUORS. /
Large Cans Tomatoes, &c.
/: /. Good SalttPork, 6 1-2c.
|. Pure Lard, Lie. ]:
Small Hams. .3i-2c lib.
Z. TRY our snoH Flake Patent /
Family Flour, 81 Dbl. or CSC bag. s
+ Jefferson spring-Wheat Flour. i
: $50 a barreIT0r CSC a bag.
!: Mrs. .Johnson's III O III ell ade !.
]. Sweet Mixed Pickles 13c, or SOC !
Large Irish. Potatoes. 15c peck. .
!. New Lake Fish, 10c dOz. !.
Chipped Beet. 12c can
16 bars Special lanndrJ Soap .
Lion & Lererh.g Coffee, lib
Fresh Lemon Crackers, sc lb.
Sour Pickles. Sc gal.
Best Canned Corn, &c, OF 4 for !.
!: CSC.
Early June Peas, &c can.
Cocoa. S and l0c can.
j. 9 bars White Floating Soap
!. Fine Mixed Cakes. &c ID.
i Standard American Granulated
!. Sugar, ) dc.
!. Four-Ycar- Old Rye Whiskey,
!. Smoked Bioatcrs, zoe doz.
!: Good Family Flour, $3.50 bar
8 rel. or 22c bag.
\ Try silver King Flour, &c {
1; bag, or sa.25 barrel.
!. Large cans of Apricots and
I Peaches, Califcrnias. 3 for SOC.
]: S. ULLMAN'S SON,
!. Uptown Store. 500 East Mar
i. shall Street.
!. Old and New Phone 81.
x Downtown Store. 1S2O-1S22 10.
! Main SIT. Old phone 316, New
phone 500
I Manchester Stores, 12121211
!. Hull Street New phone 1878.
i We run Ia delivery wagons.
!, Our New Price List mailed on
= applications.
!.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08

SAVANNAH. GA, May 7.-SPIRITS OF
TURPENTINE-Stead at 4Ic.: receipts.
1 ,O42 casks; sales, 391 casks; exports, $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
GHIcAGn MARKET.

CHICAGO, May THE Board of Trade
r,,.rkats were dull to- day. yYhea was de-
nrassed nv lower cables, and heavy worlds s.
SHIPMENTS, butSthe tone was fairly steady,
%I,,iE closing &c down. July corn closed
&c. lower and July oats A1ssc:, reduced.
IN lard TO 171ac-s lower in pork.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08

"a SINGLE FACT is worth shipload
of argument, Every cure by Hoods
Sarsaparina is a fact. proving its merit,
and the thousands and thousands of cures
recorded certainly should convince you
tbar Hoods Sarsaparilla will cure you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
Wo,RKING NIGHT AND Day

Indigestion, nausea are cured by Hoods
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08

ROSIN-Frm and unchanged: receipts.
1,417 barrels; sales. none; exports, $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08

Who is; your choice for King? vots
{ early and often. 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
STOCKS,
GRAIN,
COTTON,
PROVISIONS,
ETC.
ETC.

We are connected with ali markets by
private leased wires. Try our service.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-15
{, -,
Notice to Applicants.

The regular examination Of ap.
plicants for teachers certificates
of qualifications to teach in the
froo public schools Of Pickcns
county will hp.held at" Pickens Oh
Friday Fob. >2ed, 1900.
!, Applicants are liable TO: bo>:: OK:
amined on spelling, reading, writ
imp, arithmetic, geography, Eng
lish grammar, history Of The United
States and Of South Carolina, the
principles of tho Constitution, and
Laws Of the United States, and of
this STATE, physiology and hygiene,
algebra dr. .td1;r!&Wlng,' eivics, ethics,
elementa of agriculture, literature,
pedegogica, and yeeal music. :.
By order Of ~: Z. ,o.r.
"@JSo>. T. .fMcMANAsj =, =. ........
State supt. Ed: N"';' +. ",!:.
= I'm >>MfW. F, BRraur, :.
Go, Supt,, I'd,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-15
vii ll-a;M0vE;::plW5E:: W5 + or Bysy-
.:NlIES$s'';1Q S QG;QkVWRIA,;*s. c..
+ -: -LLcants}a hne- =,
ri .>.. ,I:::4 ;"s, a II ::
Nv II AT'I SAY"Es1YIIL DO, ]
-. !. y nlossMQl. !.

... So. ssu.;a :.
hT;nmpetitors, See4ii eli had cs well try
to llft yourselt ilf~A 4, basket, as to
lhtMN. .dosLrs Aa:aaN1lpoye goods, not
to get cash. ,Shrqydsbuyors need
Fnmd{:::tty liil:oiS;Saayi 4 i5AIsI&Rfssis Just as
repro$Vntcle": LIDO ,H3nt, advertise
SGnclhins III .:lW@aaT,ogot. I will
ssh in. the ,rtsNSt,NtffT4a.etly%days, y Y T4.etlyd twcn-
ty Piainos,dt fh&RR1X' Prices; sixty
'Gyc organs; forty4gfo sewing ma
;dl1fres ), ton head:o ksllorsos; twelve
wagons>;, elghty'heaH rf fine Jersey
mich COWS" t&eGIY:h$al of thor
oughbrod. Jerseyyhaiter. calves.
: The pianos will he sold at Who'll
sale pr;co fari 'eSyg;ss $3.50 pianos
,for:: $500; $3.50 pirpB for 1906; $3.50
|pinpos for sI45; $85 organ for $55;
|$T5 organ for $46;y$65 sewing ma.
IcEine for $2S; SIS machine for $l9.
win sell'milch aows on threo
tmontha, note, and Rnyono buying
Il milch COW from 'nfc, can pasture
hext summer treo Of charge, IN the
| Maybcfry pastlire, six months,
1'&hrch TN ountsto $500:
+" It. s(hot 50 much money that I
want, ns to ;Gef 1hAf the pianos,
organs, Sowing machincs, horees,
wagons and cowsythat I have on
hand. l have rented n store in
Columbia, S. c., audi:will open up
business thcre on nJanuary Isl
1900. The goods / hive on hand
must ba sold rega rdless of the cost
'valuo TO me. This isno fake sale.
/ havo thcso goods :iand stock on
hand, and they will be sold.
If you va,got; the cash show it
to mo and you will bo surprised
,W&at will buy a aitiAa,o, organ and
kse%hg machine. A chance in a
EliGGtimo to Luy etyWl.ol lssale prices.
Pianps at $l150G.' Thfnk of II!
Tho agents commission tho deal
lesr@ profit, 2nSSRH4&Neas Qfn, and
! YOU get them at Wholesalers profit
Sowing mag qAins .pgedos at q
foeats q dozen; 10 cents ,ilrat 3
cents per- b'ottlesa;l 1eit,N9t
$500 GNil Nilaa,fex' $3.50; $500
Niolihs $3O0, ,sAii3,sM";
Everything elseiiAthc small in.
strupent dine' egJ!in proportion.
+, Come while the goods are on
hand. .
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-15
WuW Strong, ii :. State"

In a vision NcbIyhldnc2z,r be-
held great lma-e. This imag"
Was mighty, his brightness was
excellent, his aspect terrible; .his
head was Of Gno goII, lis 1rcast
and arms Of silver, his b,ilY j nM
thighs Of brass, his lcHs' Of 'ifH"hM
and part of clay.., And Nihi:rNsA q;
foot that We're ol 'ir>si. aA1 clay
were smitten, thoy drake in pieces.
Thon Mas tho IRON. .'the,, dIar;, the.
brass, silver and the gold, ff61in~
in pieces together, @n}I}'t,?e"lpq. g S!lf.
the chaT of tho summer throshll>g-
floors; and thoiwind carriccl tlAen
away, that no place wars roGhd. 'fGf'
them. " - =" : e.
And 50 will it cc'v,,t'r. be until clay :'
is no Longer n'ixed with iron in the.
feet.s.. Tho ,gAary> >and splcndor and
wealth Of Statutes and Nations
may !ho in, tho: brassautl,Vilver. mia
fine gold of othor parts; OF the
body, but thcir strength, ls,in tltoir'
fcot, and their glory and .sp' end6l'
and wealth are rs. ,naushI' il ihS
day Of i tria, If ttS icJI,, breat, y,iS
reason Of the clay jhaajj'' u.s. IS in ;tt'|a' t'1em.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-15
SlGO Reward 500.

ne readers OF this paper will be pleas
ei TO learn that there is at least onrtjreod.
Ell disease that science has been oblc tn
G,'rc II, al is stages, and that ia Cainrrl,
omrn ,,",' "hfh'Tn Cure is the only positive
cnrc known to the medical frntcrni,v,
Catarr'' being Il constitutional disease
requires constitutional treatment
HAIRS Catarlh Cuuc is taken intcrnnllv'
,cllng directly upon the llood and min.
co.S surfaces OF the system, thereby de-
'troying the foundation nf the dj;eosc
;;nusgiving the patient strength by build,
ing up the constitution and assisting n j..
turc IN doing tits work. The rroprIeio,s
nave so mucI, faith in i's curative powcrs.
t!aI lhcy offer One Hundred Dollars TO,
my case tn II ftils TO cnre, Send for
li~t OF testimonials. 'o'
i, Address, F,J. Chonncy & Co, Tile
Gg,,Sold by Dsngglst, 75c,
@NStm"S ! |||sArq tlIs bsst,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-15
.EXpCrt S,:l>El.;'aSiuz,.

1t is said that tho loSisiut uro con-
templat>s putting. experts in the
hold to visit and direct the schools.
This IS n stop in tho right dice.
ton. Fer Thirty years tho law has
been in force requiring tho echoof
commissioners or county surerin:
tcndent to DO tho work., but. no
legislation to enable, him to enforce
his opinions as an expert. ~''::: !. =.
There has boon ono attempt al
least TO havo expert teachers. Tho
law now only knows q graduate Of
college as professional toachor.
10 enter the profession Of teaching
you must hold diploma from II
chartered college, in this State. 1t
does not matter if you can't spell
county according to Webster, or
cannot make prope,ly a monthly
report of your school. ~,Nou are en-.
titled TO "a cert1ilcate without cx.
animation nccordlIg. toiithoIlaws
of the State. ou arc not required
to attend "summer' Sch, dis" TO
have your. cfttiicato renewed. :3Bq;
fore we commence hsan@ export
supervision would it not b. we'll TO
have few oxpeIt Teachers. 1W6i1d
it not be we'll to have on expert Or
professional grade, pnd givo that
g.ado a certificate, q(ter thor.
ough wrltton and oral examination
or from three to fye days, !datir 4
lifeI. provided he followed teachlng
and properly behaved hjmselfi
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-15
Gov. Gocbcl of Kontuckv die,

Gov. Gocbcl Of Kontucky died
last week from the result Of a shot
by an assassin. Ito vas buried in
Frankfort, Ky. Lieutenant Gov
crnor Beckham became governor,
and is being opposed by cx.govern-
or Taylor's "Ipsc Dixit" govern
ment, supported by the military
under his influence.
= sDn1nooratAaSna Republican reps
rescntatlvcs held Il conference and
agreed OH d. plan. of ettlcment.
This VAS signed 1iy' both sides and
presented to Taylor for his sigma
ture. Ile refused to sign it, and
this for the, time delayed the plans.
The nKreeMent if carried out leaves
the whole matter to the proper au-
thorities, and sends homo tho mill
tary. Taylor called on the presi
dent for help. This was refused
and Taylor was informed that
there existed no need for national
interfefaiiee; ;1'Taylor is losing his
Influence, and Gro q week will be
in private life.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-15
Appeal t. sl2r parents,

~ ~ U"I.' one '' III" pr'"c'pa'S
OIL E'm'ra' ~ \, mas S'h' out CIR
"''' ~ cf''S lo'er' ~ MS ais
V''':
I"" h"o2fM We ,!eafnet 81
: - >''''''
''' '':; N"s," "f''' lhc loFch;;
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-15
THE DAWN OFF, tsHsEGMTEYs
~ IVY:

"Colpmhia, EsbSuary Especial
This has been remarkable day in
tho South Carolina G.neral AS
seihGiy." It 'hay' beeerf; the Ga day for
'cducatio,n2 2iedi1Ga Il OF III, ii, the COM
mon schools and the 'highor col
legcs:, '
First of all th,. ways and means
committees suggtsti6ns> OH praeti-
gallys. ~}pll a.; appropriations went
through : without trouble. The
committee was handsomely sus,
taf1gd s'';Ip ,th@s section as TO the
Stato colleges the whole section
neutrality-suspicious. the dotting OF
a letter, with tho exception Of adj
ding an CENTRALLY new section to
stapproptiataAI09,0 900 for tho, free
con'mo,n schoqls,G j.. ": .~
After mot persistent hShtlnE'
which resulted the same every TIME
|
tho South Carolina College WON cut
getting its $4,000, rs asked for
Winthrop get $4,000 and $3,l:o
for scholarships; The Citadel set
$40, coo for current txpn"Sns, So
2250 for repairs vnI equipment ard
Eo'-'V 'o' >'.N n "~''<' "''" ''t'
0."'v V,>''S>' ,''i@'' 7S''''. -"
%. '''' '.>'.' >~''S - 80 ,.'''
-. : - - "..' y '~
;. ''''.s' ,''*','''' =. . q Cd.
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''' '.''. II" .''' '' ~
80" IVA .
'.-. ''"'
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-~' 80 ' '''''' ~ - : -','',> T.
=:r :::54;.: ::..., ~: H.: -. H.: y :::: "
go 1:3~ 80. :':~.:. i IL: Ike :
;"@41:: e. =. -: ;:;.:: {: the
e:..S=*s $50 :-@::; T.I.i support
It. I"a:e :Tas co"s:orn&tloD. The
sugs*':i2" was made that it be
mad% m 500 100 and eve" 100000.
Inc 'r.'nos OF the State colleges
said they would support that.
lhore was more ..anxiety. The
friends Of the mmon schools, as
t! they called tt themselves, thought
'neY m'ght XIII tho amendment by
it'fof'fhore than 100000,
although they had taken 10 test
vote. 1t went Oh, and by a very
heavy vote the amendment was
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-15
T'EaEi BILL K'ASSED.~

The prirciplo changes made by
tho house arc these -.
That tho joint assembly shall
eject tho directors instead of one
by the senate and two by, tho
house. That samples of llquo
submitted Wy bidders shalt not ex
cccd half pint in quantity, an,
that bidders shall be bonded.
That liquor sold to county dis
ponsors shall DO at prolitvf"no
more than 10 per cont.
That county boards arc to DO ap,
pointed by the State board upon the
Recommendation Of the respective
county delegations in the gohcral
assembly. ,.,',..
That no official Of State or coun-
ty dispcnsary Shall be related with
III tic sixth degree 10 any member
Of State or county boards.
,,xop,,n,rs' r,>.,
VIVA, l,, ,,,,., .,....;
Oh the diSpensavy t;.I. ~: r":.:::,::-
'>' '' ,'''S '''''.''''.'.' -
crease .bouNs 6: ::us.l..:; :::.-: =:
$500 to $1,000. T.:: ~.s .,::.
Mr.. {. L. L. t,"::,: w3@::es: =
,ro.,o,~.
Mr. W:Iri;,.r ,.:.r., -. o,,s~:
mont flat III, c,ors, ), s.~;,,.
ont which ,rov;I,s th,t s,,;t 49,
breach Of bond NAV ho brorrh, j..
the county "wherc said breach may
have occurrcd."
Mr.. Mccullough and Mr.. Mont.
gomcry opposed the amendment.
MI. Stevenson and Mr.. Winklcr
favored 1t. Mr.. Sawyer said that
II tho breach occurred in Char.
lesion a"d the cb'iycrs lived in
''"'''" ''* '% '''seS OF taking wit.
NcSscc: NvlD:i The State would lc
create. than the advantage to be
gained fr"m thn Suit.
The a'""n!mcnt WAS killed.
lI:. E}"a:r wanted to amend the
section so tAat thc amount Of
hoNd hc $2"N instead Of $500. Mr.
Aieasc saId that he hoped that the
House w>Hll not adopt bond
""'cA would cause the government
10 employ only such men as are.
"o'o 10 pay tor surety bond Oh
salary OF =! 4 day. In Charles
ton and in Columbia, whore blind
tiger" aro run with oycs, wide
open, tho violators Of the law win
bring SUIT against the constable:
when promises arc searched. an(
nothing is found. The State, will
have to employ LAWYERS III cvoI.y
county to protect snits 'iin in;,a; g: !, :; 8
bonds. '"
MI. Sinkicr favored the origlna
senate b'il, a minority of tn,
mousse asks tho majority not e
orlVc rou9hshod over 1hem and fore
upon Them the car Of Jugcrnaut,
Il hSr
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-15
- ~ = IpssAN---a-------
FOR SALE.

We now have on hand q lot Of
inc mules and will sell'thom for
lash or good papers.
B, H, Callahan, :. !
J..F. Crane, ..~
febsw4' tjbPsty.s g.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-07-10
TO THE PHILIPPINES.
a View to Utilize Them in China.
if Found Necessary.

Washington, July S.-As a result of
a thorough consideration of the sub
ject by the Secretary of War Gen.
Miles and Gen. Corbin orders were
issued by the war department Satur-
day afternoon for the dispatch of
6,254 regular troops to the Philip
pines with a view to their utiliza-
ton in China, in case it is found nee
essary to divert them to that coun-
try. These troops are intended pri-
marily to relieve the volunteers in
the Philippines, and will only be di-
verted to China in the event that cir
cumstances demand it.
The force is made up of two batal-
lions, each of the 18th, End, 5th and
8th infantry, two squadrons each of
the 1st and 9th cavalry, one squadron
of the 3rd cavalry and a company of
engineers.
These troops will be forwarded as
rapidly as transportation arrange
ments can be perfected, and the en-
tire fleet of transports at San Fran
cisco and New York will be employed
in the work
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CLAIM A VIOLATION.
i'm st. LC.ais Being Renewed
Before Long.

st. Louis, July 9.-The executive
committee of the local branch of the
Amalgamated Association of Street
Railway Employees of America decided
to call a mass meeting to consider
the relations existing between the st.
Louis Transit Co. and its employees.
1t is asserted by the executive com
mittee that the agreement signed by
President Whitaker, of the Transit
Co., and Chairman Edwards, of the
strikers grievance committee, where
by the strike was declared off, has
been violated by the former.
President Whitaker, it is charged,
instead of hiring the men on the list
furnished. according to the agree
ment by the grievance committee, is
taking on new men. This alleged ac-
ton is causing considerable hard feel
ing on the part of the men who have
been out of work ever since the strike
began on May 8, and may result in its
renewal.
The ACCESSIBILITY of resuming the
strike will be passed upon at the mass
meeting. Not only were the street
car men actively engaged in shaping
up matters for renewal of the fight,
but all other branches of organized
labor in the city met and by prac-
tically unanimous vote decided to ten
der their moral and financial support
to the railway men if they decided to
renew the fight.
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ORDERED FROM CUBA.
Three Regiments of Regulars to Re-
turn HOme-FOIunteers May
Stay in the Philippines.

Washington, July 7.-As a result of
recent consultations of the secretary
of war with Lieut.. Gen. Miles, com
handing the army, and Maj. Gen.
Wood, commanding the division of
Cuba, orders were issued for the re-
turn to the United States from Cuba
as soon as possible of the I'd, 5th and
Sth regiments OF infantry. These reg
iments are scattered over the island,
end proba oily will not be able to start
home for week or ten days. They
will be brought to the port of New
York, and their future station will
be determined before they reach that
port.
The recall of the Cuban troops is
the first step in the programme of the
war department for the replacement
of the volunteer army in the Philip
pines with troops of the regular es-
tablishment. 1t was intended to be.
gin the hOmeward movement of the
volunteers in the Philippines next No
vember, but the deplOrable state of
affairs in China undoubtedly has
caused the military authorities to
hasten the departure of the outgoing
troops as much as possible, with a
view OF utilizing them for the protec-
ton of American interests in China,
in case it is found necessary to divert
them from their original destination
at Manila.