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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-02-13
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13, 1901.
THE COTTON mARKEr.

Corrected Weekly by Brown, Osborne Co.
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-10-24
ONO ,CAMPAIGN.
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pie ct lDsjaware.
Yous xAaxlf1oEIr uTrERASoEs,

0pssehss a 0evsrnss rash, ssnstors
Fofaksr and Hsnss, sad Nos.
Carl. L. Nippert -. ~
Delaware, o., Oct. 1.-the Repub-
ucau campaign opening today, exceed
a. I'll expectations IA the, sttsndanss
and the enthusiasm. This pretty little
college town WIS packed with visitors.
and the utterances Of the Republican
leaders were applauded to the echo.
Clubs from all over the state were here.
and no more magnificent display Of
Republicanism was ever witnessed In
Ohio. Herewith are given the speeches
Of Senator Foraker. Governor Nash,
and Hon. G. L. Nippert, candidate for
lieutenant governora Senator Hanna
spoke impromptu. and being the last
speaker, his remarks could not be
reported in time for this issue.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-10-24

"a dose in time saves" DR.. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup natures remedy
for coughs, colds, pulmonary diseases
of every sort.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-10-24
B. & o. S-W. RY.
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TIME TABLE.
MAY 10th, 1901. h
Hillsboro-Oincinnsti.
Observation-Disclosures

Trains marked run daily except Sunday.
7 Trains marked run Sunday only.
Sunday train at $40 .. m. connects for Ool-
umbus, Pittsburg. Ohillicothe and Eastern
cities. h
Sunday train. 7,IBp. m, connects for DIN.
cinnati, Columbus and PittsburG.
and South. s7.l6 .. n. and s220 p. m, For
Columbus, '7A6 .. m, s2'20 p, %. and 'l,i6
p M. For Pittsburg, hsst s7A6 .. N. aud
sl,lS p. m. For 0rssnAsld. Ohilljcoths and
Eastern cities. s7.4B .. %. and sl,1b p. m.
Through tickets and baggage checks issued
70 I'll points In United 6tsSes, Canada and
MsxioO. No Trsnsfere 1t Cincinnati
Special Inducements 70 the West.
For detailed information call on or sddraas
J. q. Sands, Agent, Hillsboro. o.. or o. p. Nc
Carty, denl Pass. Agt, Cincinnati.
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
CITIZENS FILED PROTEST
Committee Appointed to Investigate Con-
duet Of Comptroller Kelly

An Indignation meeting TO protest
against the action of county and mu-
nicipal bodies was held in the rooms
of the Democratic League, Fourth and
King streets, last night. II. c. English
presided
Former Senator John Pyle. was sec
rotary OF the meeting, which was ad-
dressed by William II. Quinn and
George c. Morton.
Mr. Quinn declared that IL one-tenth
OF the charges made were true certain
men ought to be sent to Jail.
Mr.. Morton thought the charges
made should be investigated. He said
Icitizens had offered to contribute sums
Of S., $40 and SIS toward the move
ment
Another speaker declared thai
George Kelley is responsible for the
Levy Court trouble. He said the Levy
Court is subject to the will and pleas.
ure Of Mr.. Kelley. and declared that n,
should be indicted before the grand
jury.
Mr.. Pyle offered a resolution that 9
committee OF three be appointed to in
quire into the legality of the conduc
of George ID. Kelley as comptroller.
passed, and Mr.. English. Thomas f
lO'Donnell and Peter J. Ford were ap
pointed as the committee.
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
HELD UP MILK BILLS
Comptroller Kelly Thinks They Should be
Paid by Sheriff

At the afternoon meeting OF The Levy
Court yesterday bills TO the amount of
$1,000 were passed, the larger number OF
which being for supplies for New Castle
Jail.
The bills all had been approved by the
IN II commissioners, but County Comp
fro Her Kelley refuses TO approve certain
hills for milk for the jail and another bill
an m count OF certain stems.
The milk bills, totalilg S29s.32, were as
follows:
J. G.. Riggs bil was for furnishing
milk for Janrary, ss.4f February, sio.11;
March. ss5A9:. Peter Toner'S bills were
sss. go for milk futnis he'd in Jupe and
$40. CA in February. Arthur II. Mckee's
hills were: Augusta S31S6; July, $66.2f;
A pril, $10.OS; May. Ssi.i4.
lThe milk bills we re discussed by the
ms ,mbcrs Of the COZ rt. MIR. Elliott re-
ma rked that he did mot know whether il
wal, the custom to furnish milk to pris-
one rs.
Mr.. Elliott moved % refer the bills ia
the committee on tn q jail which was
Nc reed to- The comm ittee is composed
OF ueSsrs. Lynn, Megghnson and Mcaley-
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
REELIKG OFF MANY MILES
Fourth Day Of Walking Match Finds
Pedestrians in Good Condition

At 10 o'clock last night the fourth
day OF the seven-day go-as-you-please
walking match closed with all pedes-
TRANS In first-class condition and al
most as fresh as they were at the be-
ginning OF the contest
Charles H. Smith, manager OF the
match, has fulfilled his word when he
promised contest on the square, -
and each man is doing his best TO win
first prize MIR. Smith, however, is not
meeting with the patronage he de-
serves In his venture, as the public
does not give him the support IL
should. 1t is true that manysuch con-
tests are on the fake order, but one
visit to the present match will con-
vince anyone that it is being conducted
fairly.
OWING to the storm of Sunday ant
Monday u will be necessary for The
pedestrians to continue walking unit
Sunday night at 10 O'Clock to make NJ
the seventy hours required.
On Sunday evening at o'clock, ]
Golden johnson. the scientific Wake
OF this city. will make a short address
20 the contestants and spectators il
the pavilion on How To Be Saved
The score at 10 o'clock last nigh
was as follows:
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
LIGHTEST GARMENTS
ARE AGAIN In FAVOR

Electrical storms and heavy rains evil
IDENTIFY were not able TO break the back
hone Of the hot wave which has prevailed
in Delaware for several days. The damp
grounds sends mp a steam that, coupled
with the humidity and scOrching August
sun, makes man and beast PROSTATE be
fore "Old Sol" and his allies. Horses
have donned their smbonnets, men their
crash suits aud Panama hats, and wo-
men their thinnest clothing. Electric
fans are working overtime and iced
drinks have taken a new lease of life.
Night seems to bring little, If any, relief
from the prostrating humidity.
Weather forecasters say that this is the
forerunner of another cyclonic storm.
Owing to the intense warm weather of
yesterday park traffic was heavy and
rolleys running TO Shellpot and Brandy
wine Springs were crowded day and
evening.
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
HAVE ELECTED NEW INSTRUCTOR
Henry Wittskind Of Iowa Succeeds Emil
Nanrr in TarngtmeiRde

At a largely attended meeting of the
Wilmington TurDgemende Society held
in Turn Hall, Henry Wittekind WAS
elected physical instructor OF the
society to succeed Emil J. Maurer. OF
this city, who for a number OF years
has had charge of the class.
Professor Wittekind is from Bur-
lington, Iowa, and viii arrive in VIII
mington in a few days He is an ex-
pert in physical culture and good re-
suits are expected under his instruc-
ton. On the first of next month the
mems. women's and childrens classes
will begin work and on the first
Thursday the singing class will open
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
UNCLE TON" II DRESS REHEARSAL
Wilmington Theatre Has Good Bill for
Its Opening Attraction

When the Wilmington Theatre, ut
Tenth and Tatnall streets shall have
opened its doors to the theatre-going pub |
lic tomorrow night local theatre-goersl
will find in il comfortably refurnished |
house, aud Us curtain raiser frst-class
production of the ever popular Uncle
Toms Cabin"
As guests of w. c. Cunningham, man
Iager for the Al w. Martin production and
Messrs Taylor and Shull. managers of
the theatre, company of newspaper
men and a few other invited guests were
shown through the Martin private cars.
two in number, later dincd and finally
witnessed a dress rehearsal Of the pres
entation stamped the Uncle Tom Cabin
Company as perhaps the best that ever
shown in this city.
The show sarrics sixty people who
make their home aboard the cars. The
| private car, Kitty, a $1,000 production
from the shops of the Jackson q Sharp
Company, is occupied by the white mem
bers Of the company, including Mr.. Gun
bingham, whose quarters are palatial.
The ear is n veritable hotel on wheels.
In the dining room the guests Of the
Messrs. Cunningham, Taylor and Shull,
partook OF dainty luncheon, prepared
by John w. Slater, a former chef to
President Mckinley.
Upon adjournment to the theatre the
Uncle Tom production was presented
with many new features which combined
to make the play interesting from start
to finish
Enjoyable specialties are introduced
between the acts TO relieve the customary
monotony, fine scenery furnishes a feast
for the eye, and in fact the entire piece
is as interesting production as could be
conceived of.
Mabel George is a charming vocalist
The stake effects are operated by George
g. Rice who has had long experience in
the business and who proves his ability
Tonight the company will parade in tn,
principal streets of the city, the process
sion TO leave the theatre at O'clock. The
show viii be presented tomorrow Friday
and Saturday evenings and matinee Of
Saturday at popular prices.
Messrs. Taylor and Shul have planne,
a big season for the theatre and already
many attractive bookings have bee
made. Among them are: Amy Lee il
''Fagg's Manor" Galatians "Faust.
pennsylvania Power OF Love" eide o
r. Life" Devils Doings," Madeline O
G Fort Reno. Power of Truth" "Iimite
! Mail" Tennessee Pardner," Peck
Bad Boy" Uncle Josh Spruceby
a "Great White Diamond, "a Ragge
l. Hero" Hottest Coon in Dixie" 9Th
4 Forger's Daughter" THE Game KeeT
Il err" Missouri url, Down in Mobile,
: mick Carter" "Alone in n Great City,
Human Hearts," Land q Cotton,
Road to Ruin" "McCarthy's Mishaps,
"Old Arkansas, and "Blue Ridge"
The route of the big illuminated pa
rade, which leaves the theatre at
o'clock tonight, will be as follows
East in Tenth to Market, south /
Market to Front, east in Front
French, north in French to Fourtl
lwest in Fourth 10 King, north in Kin
+ to Ninth, west in Ninth to Tatnal
( north in Tatnall to theatre.
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
Mal.Ing Many shInmenta

Many shipments of machinery are
being made by the Pussy and Jones
Company and the shops are busy filling
other orders. A propeller wheel has
been shipped TO the New York, New
Haven and Hartford transfer tug Nc
IA, which was built by the company a
short time ago. 1t has also just sent
via Port au Prince, Hayti, to e. H
Peters g. Co., Jaminez, San Domingo
one fore and aft compound engine
equipped with all modern attachments
and one boiler for a steamer there.
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
BOLT FLASHED
ABOUT CHILD
Daniel Bacon Had Thrilling
Experience Daring
Furious Storm

Although he has followed the water
nearly all his life. and has had many
thrilling experiences, Daniel Bacon says
he never was really frightened until
Monday. He is first officer on the
steamer Brandywine OF the Whining
ton Steamboat Company, and resides
with his wife and family at No. 3O5h
franklin street For many years he
connected with the old Major
r., old, plying between Philadelphia
S.ey. lem. n. j.. and was on tn,
and 81 when she encountered ia
stcAmsloA me years ago, just ATE I
tvclone 2, delphia, and had her pho
Having PhlGA on. lost her old bel
h0iise blovvn 'nken in the Delawar I
Which sim lies 81 he pilot was blow d
river. and wien I. ed.
overheard and drown after Mr.. Race r
On Monday aft 'ernoon ,eeded 10 h; /,
had made his ru. 4 he pro- lighted
home and doffing hts coat 10 on
cirar and sat down IN MS po'S ". ,,,tl,
,ov a smoke. On his zap SAT MS 49,
MA VINO watched u 'e black VlVuus
annroaching as the stoi IN nfew "'''f'
srddenlv the rain begar to tall ana
Mrs bacon urged her hu. 'Dahu 10 ~
INTO the house. AS the wa yer uio not
wet MIN he concluded to rel vain OUT
while longer. His resolve VoVeu az
most fatal. as without moment
warning a vivid flash OF lightn ma rent
the sky and bolt swept down upon
him. In an instant the eittle slrl was
enyeloped in what appeared to De q
sheet OF flame. which seemed TO pay
about her clothing Mr.. Bacon A'si
tally blinded by the fash, spra ny
from his chair and rushed into pne
house carrying what he supposed l'o
be the corpse OF his child.
He was soon treasured, however an
the little one, although stunned re-
covered shortly and let out a series OF
cries which. as Mr. Bacon describes,
were the sweetest notes he had ever
heard. Several neighbors who noticed
he bolt thinking the child had been
killed. rushed across the street In the
driving rain 10 lend any assistance
How the child escaped injury is mi
raculous. and Is beyond accounting for
Hereafter Mr. Bacon says he Will view
lightning flashes from more secure
position.
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
Death of Mrs. Hartman

Mrs. Cornelia r. Hartman, widow OF
Joseph N. Harman, one of the found
ers of the well-known furniture firm OF
J. & J. N. lIarman, died last night in
her home. at Eighth and Broome
streets, after being an invalid for some
time.
Mrs Hartman is survived by fouI
children, Joseph Hartman, Robert G
Hartman, Jennie e. Hartman and c. Eu.
gene Hartman. Mrs. Hartman was a
daughter of the late Rev Robert
Gerry, who was pastor of Asbury NJ
d. Church forty-eight years ago.
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
FL NERAL OF BUGLER CLARK
You ug Man Was Buried with Mill
tary Honors

with military honors the body OF
William B. Clark, aged q years, was
laid to rest In Mt. Salem Cemetery yes
terday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. Mem
bers OF Company c attended in body,
headed by the Erik Biorck Flute
Band. marched to the leae home OF
their do ceased comrade, ut No. llO1
East FO urteenth street.
Following the last rites at the ceme-
ltery, a firing squad tired three volleys
over tlle grave. after which a bugler
lsouhded taps"
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
Imnortant sohooI NotIce

Students desiring to take a CONNER
cial or stenographer's course should
call at once at Goldey College, Market
street. corner Eighth. between $50 and
s. Seats are now being reserved. Pres
|ent enrolment is ahead OF that of last
year at this time. College begins 10th
year. Monday, September p Write for
lcatalogue.
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
$40 Excur sion 10 Pan-American Expo
sitiou. Bait fmore and Obi Railroad

August 90. Sctomber 4, TO, 10 and
25. Train leaves Wilmington,
Delaware avenue. 9.39 a. m, af-
fordlng delightful daylight ride
through the famous Wyoming Valley.
Through par Tor cars. Tickets good re-
turning seven days, including date OF
sale, on all trains except BLACK Dia-
mond Express s" and Royal Limited"
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
clerks and plumbers VIM PLAY

Clerks OF the Speakman Supply and
Pipe Company and plumbers employed
by Harry A. Miller will play a game Of
ball on Washington Heights, Saturday
afternoon Black and Brown will be
the battery fer the plumbers and
Thompson and Oliver for the clerks.
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
operatlons IN Naooedoehe. on F,eld


Nacogdoches. Texas. Aug. 16-The
John 7. Guffy OIL Company has a rig
on the track. which viii be taken six
miles east of town. Operations will
commence as soon as the machinery
can be placed on the ground.
The Mammoth Oil. Mineral and
Land Company, operating one mile
south OF Chireno. have gone through
the blue shell rock. which gave them
so much trouble and yesterday even
ing had reached a depth Of 100 feet.
They are running night and day. and
are now making fine headway. Pros
poets are good for oil and a gusher is
expected at about 500 feet.
This territory is fow miles west OF
Sabine county. where is located the
lands OF the Eastern Texas Oil. Gas
and Mineral Company.
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
I,nrre Force RennIrInr Rond

The Peoples Railway Company yes
terday had a considerable force of men
at work repairing the damage done on
the Brandywine Springs division of
the line. Several washouts caused the
roadbed to become soft, although travel
was not sto pped.
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
WIN Ienre Nod Wool

From the yards OF Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth Company the drebge Tip
perary Boy built for Dunbar and Sui
livan of New York. win leave for New
York city next week. Two scows built
for the same company will leave at the
same time.
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
wm nold Am Dnr Meetlne

An all-day meeting will be held in
Alliance Hall. No. 610 Adams street
tomorrow week. The Rev. Noah
Hess, and Miss Anna Hess, OF Ian
caster, Pa, are expected to be present
Evening journal., 1901-08-21
Fish HooK in ais rnnrus

While trying to straighten fist
hook with his teeth, 12-year-old Ma,
Detner, of No. 225 Tanall street. i'm
bedded the barbed point in his tongul
and had TO have it cut out. DR.. Taylo
performed the operation.
Evening journal., 1901-08-21

On Sunday night the dredge Poto-
mac. which sank at the Brealkwater
last December, was pumped out and
noatcd.
Evening journal., 1901-08-21

Meet me at the races at Wawaset
Park this afternoon and Thursday.
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WILDER'S
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

Shippers are notified that a new
freight schedule viii so into effect on
aid after December LIST. 1901.
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WEATHER YESTERDAY.

WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Mean TemperaturesS.
Minimum Tenpegatue-67.
Maximum Tsmperatur@T5
Baroueter-2S.93 80; falling
RaiufaIl-00o-
Mean Dew POINTS,.
Mean Relative Humidity-el
Wind.
North: ; 70 0.
Weather.
Weather clear.
Forecast for Today.
Light north-northeasteriy airs;
weather clear.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
IN pursuance of an order of Hon Abner c.
Assieuee's Noiire.

V,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. to all persons interested IN the estate OF
Charles w Befser assigned William Nash for the
bsnef Off creditors Greeting: you
required personally be and
at the Special The New York supreme Court.
held IN thereof the County Court House IN
Borough Manhattan. city OF New York the 9th
OF 1880 O'Clock in the forenoon
then and there why final settlement OF
rha Nash. assignee Of Charles
W Re fnsoverr debtor. should he had IL
cause attend the fna settlement OF the
account.
In testimony whereof have hereunto caused the seal OF
the said New York Supreme Court BE- hereto affixed
Witness Hon Henry Bishop. jr-. Justice OF said
day OF October 1901
WILLIAM SOlIMER Clerk.
yyE,PTHF,INlER DUFFY Assignee 3Oc-
Broadway. York City. Borough OF Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
xr TALK OF THINGS PRESENT
AND TO COME.

.reeu,ent that will please many fas-
Al s-~ ,.s,s Of limited editions has been made
adious n,on Niff1in & CO. in regard to their
ty Ho'7 edition Of Horace E Scudder's
largs p1, Life Of Lowell" 1t is in the
forh'o &C their large paper edition Of Low
ssH'e iO- and owners of the latter. each set
els W. Sc numbered. may obtain the corre-
q TnA- ,u,,,ber of the Life" by application
sFn'.-S booksellers or directly TO the publishers
.oarr,I rush Of fall trade in the pub
InF t,,siness is made still more cheerful for
Isnne nublisher, who has just received the
one ps- =. order in the line of religious liter
foi''',s some departments Of which he deals
stuE- .bo,gh the absence Of any mention Of
lsEsa. ..nders the profit in fulfilling the order
'sfns han doubtful It is from a Western
cirs. Could you write me a sermon on
- 1s5,.ine and send il at once?
gSA5;5 like one Of a historical nature
.so1, Iai,1s in making il the best possible.
szls = know at once if you can grant my
- Fraternally,
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
Dnbllc NoIics.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
OF FINANCE. 4
RTrPFaIT FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES,
No 81 CHAMBERS STREET.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
NEW YORK NOVEMBER /. 1901. J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO all persona
~ v,boss taxes for the year unpaid
dav November said that unless the
same shall be paid the Receiver Of Taxes at his office
In The Borough which the property is located. as
follows: g.. ~
y. Y
The Bronx. corner 4hAfu Aiei-O"e ave-
nues The Bronx. y. ". ,,.,,
Frildtng Brooklyn. y. Y. -....
Borough OF Queens corner jackson avenue and FINN
street. Long Island City. n. Y:
Borough OF Richmond. Richmond Building New
Brighton Island. N
on or before the Of December OF said year. he
coilecI such taxes 50 re-
,ai,t, 1na,d on that day addition the amount
~ erb taxes per the amount thereof as
-ovs5ss by section Greater New York Charter
tChapter SIS. Laws Of 1se1)- ,-,r = ,r-Srr<-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

many now authors a sea OF prosperity
about to bring forward another-S Mecnaugh-
ton. with novel, The Fortunes Of Christina
McNab." If the genuine gift Of spontaneous
humor' that is attributed to this tale be there,
the novel reading public VIII be ready to give
thanks for a real boon.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

One of the chief claims to notice Of the new
edition Of Mrs Jameson's ''Shakespeare's Hero
ines" that z. P. Dutton & Co. have IN prepara-
ton will be the drawings and elaborate decora-
tive designs illustrating it. by r. Aiming Bell.
These are in line, in combination Of black and
red often strik.ngly picturesque. Another time
tried Shakespeare book to be got out by the
same house will be Charles and Mary LAMBS
Tales from Shakespeare" which viii also be
elaborately illustrated with six color plates
and seventy half tones, by w. Paget
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

The January number Of The Worlds Work
will he a Locking Outward edition, devoted
to ali phases of national expansion. the follow
ing Of which has been one of the chief articles
in the magazines creed. feature or the
second year Of its existence. upon which 1t is
lust entering will be the frequent appearance
of colored covers Of striking design such as
that nsed on the current birthday issue or Ihe
Worlds Work" The magazine has found a real
field of its own and is filing it with marked
ability.