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The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-23
PURELY Personal.

e. b. Gouse of Alamosa is in
the city today.
w. J. Daniels was in Canon
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. j w. Cline of George
town is stopping in the Fremont.
Charles McCandless, who is
confined to his home by Illness, is
reported no better.
j r. Poole of Denver stopped
off between trains today to visit
Rev. j. Wallace Gum.
H. F Kruger. travelling
freight agent for the Rio ,irande,
is down from Denver today.
"A g. Burton Cripple Creek
coal deeler is in the city today
looking after the coal supply.
w. q. Ricketts, and wife re-
turned from Denver last evening,
where they spent the past week.
-Wm. Smith has severed his
connection with Mcconnell & Nc
Daniels and has accepted posi-
ton with George NJ. Deibert
Mrs. r. E. Smith left yester-
day for Westcliffe in response to a
message telling of the death of
her sister Mrs. Cantrill, at that
place.
j. W. Work, editor of the Re-
finer, returned at noon from trip
to Indianapolis, where he was in
attendance at the convention of
the National Editorial association
In the special shoot this morn
ing held by the local club to deter
mine delegate to represent it at
the shoot at Colorado Springs to-
morrow, where the Spaulding
trophy will be contested for, each
nimrod present shot at fifty birds
and George Deibert was declared
the official representative from
here, by making the highest score,
46 out of possible 80, This
trophy is always subject to ohal-
lenge. A. r. Bennett of Pueblo
was also present and made score
of 46 out of So
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-23
Dry Goods Dept.

Our entire line of ladies,
misses and children's jackets
and capes at greatly reduced
prices, as we do not intend to
pack anything away.
Children's long coats Angors
fur trimmed age 2 to . years,
worth | %. on sale at 79c
Misses Melba com bination
suits we'll worth 60c on sale
at 45c
Ladies' hygiene fleece lined
vest and pants worth 60c, on
this sale at 45c
National bed spread, Mar
settles pattern, well worth 225,
on this sale at 1.75
$50 chenille curtains will-be
sold at 2.49
72x90 unbleached sheets good
quality worth 60c, this clearing
sale 4Sc
Large size turkish towels
worth Zoe, on sale 14lc
Odds and ends lace curtains
no two pair alike sold as high
as 2.5O, sale price 1.25
Ladies' heavy ribbed heeced
com bination suits, regular 65c
quality at 39c
Children's 35c and 4Oc com
bination suits on sale at Csc
Ladies' and misses 40c mitts,
this sale price 23c
Ladies' all wool knit under
skirts worth It's, this clearing
price 123
10 doz French kid-fitting
corsets worth 100 and l.25 on
sale at CSC
All wool blankets and com
forts at greatly reduced prices
to clear.
Ladies' all wool scarlet vest
and pants sold at 90, clearing
price 75c
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-23
Dress Goods Dept.

10 0pieces colored novelty dress
goods regularly sold at 30c, on
sale at 19c
One lot fancy dress goods
black and colored worth 35c,
this clearing sale 25c
l5 pieces plaid goods in all
colors, sold regularly at 65c,
clearing price 49c
500 yds cotton crepon in red,
cream and pink sold at 20c, sale
price 14tc
10 pieces of hannelettes sold
at Sc, on sale at 55c
SOC eiderdown in pink, blue
and fancy stripe sold at soc,
clearing sale price 36c
80 pieces all colors outings,
worth lie, on sale at Sc
8 dozen f1annelette waists in
blue, red, black, polka dot, worth
Soc, on sale at 69c
Ladies $l5 applique collar
jackets on sale at 800
l5c quality outing, fancy
stripes and checks at 1Oc
$40 fancy trimmed plush cape
on sale at 900
All wool flannel, white and
red, sold as high as 65c, on sale
at 39c
Silk waists in black, blue and
red, the regular So garment, on
sale at 299
Mems Furnishing Goods.
% doz. heavy ribbed, fleece
underwear, worth 75c, this clear
ing sale price 39c
One lot mems all wool under
wear worth 81 %, ON this sale
at 89c
75e fine dress shirts at 4Sc
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-23
Brick Ready.

H. NJ Fox, the brick maker, is
now prepared to furnish brick in
any quantity desired. 6-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-23

A long distance telephone in
your residence for &c day, Ask
the local agent 2-27
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-23
an equal.

. dozen of ladies gauntlets sold at
SIPS: during this great clearing sale
the price is ACC.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-23
LOCAL NOTES.

DR. Yard makes a speciality of
all kinds of dental work. l03-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-23

Children's vest and pants to match
worth up to SOC, clearing sale price
&C,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-23

Remember our stock must ba en-
tireiy cleared out as spring goods are
beginning to arrive
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-23

Turkish toweling dish cloths worth
50c per dozen, in this clearing sale
at per dozen 35c.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-23

acc wide width bleached table linen
during this clearing sale 2ec,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
Murdered and Robbed.

ihe bod7 Of James B. Ha7, secretary
o. saa Pac,so Luuoer company, vas
Wcdae d.y foGn4 buried n o shaiiow
ircGca a;o4gsile shs R.o Gfaade traces,
ne,r Sgxta and Tnir.essn sGres6 Salt
L X CIsy Monday alshs Hay csiisd
81 the n9ns of PescS Gor.eassn, CON-
t:Acsor !lg.2s at 22l0 Wainus avenue
end collected So 80 8a,ca Nozeeassn
owed tae Pac:ic L4moer COMPANY, and
1h!ea ia:s in shs sterloon Hay had RS
fus5d 10 ssceo5, DOE cAring 70 l=age laas
a1vuas il th5 chos safe at nighs. He
gave receipt 10 Morsensco for the
mo1ey aad lsGs the lstser's house Wish
.ne rsna,k TIA. he was g9ing to sska
the mo2cy to Manager 6. E Ronaey
Ct ste taooer company. Since ahas
timc nothing las ossn heara of Day
uas:: W@asesday Whsn MS body vas
iu1ad. Tas money was goas a1d n the
back cf Hays head was great jagged
woa.d. As7 vas 81 yeaSs OF ago and
was prominent n Mormon chaEca work.
h CANA to Salt Lake from Australia
several yeAra' sgo. Pste- Mozseaaen
aaa arrested Wednesday afternoon
charged with being connected With the
murder. Mor:s1sen it is stated, gave
the police tdeir 6tas information in re-
gard to ssc location of the body. He
csniss al knowledge Of the crime.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
Negro Dimes Whites.

Charlie Mitchell, prosperous negro
farmer OF Sni.hvills, near Atlanta, has
caueed much comment throughout the
state, favorable ard otherwise, by hsv-
icg to dine at his hcms a parsy Of ths
best known Thise people IN mis- ccnmu.
mtg. Mischell is a shreEd planter,
has large farm and is very popular
among ths white psopls. He recently
decided 90 give q dinner to his white
friends, illustrative to what he pro-
dsesd On his farm. Among those in
vileG wero Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Thonp-
con, W, W. Thompson, Mr. snd Mrs.
Torn Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Milton A.
Smith, Atlantis; Mrs. Cherry, Macon;
Mca. EoHelI MoAfee, j. B. Edwards,
Dt. J. W. CLARK, besides a number Of
children. Mitchell did not sit ct the
table With his gussss, but PLAYED the
host by directing the walters, whom ne
had imported from Smiendeid. A. the
cenclus.on Of the dinner the vIai:ors
examined the VOL flied store houses u
their host, sld returned home express
ieg themselves pleased With his hcspl-
ta;ItY
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
Miles for Schley.

General Niles made an open declsrs-
tion approving DeVey's 7srdics on
Sshle7 ara especially arranging the
whole administration for tine attempt
to stea; Sshisy's glory. He ID sp-
proved ailks oy Democrats, Rsp1bli
csas, Ssoasors and Corgrsssmsn. This
is a hard blow to the navss clique.
Congress vii undoubtedly order an 10
vsstlsau9o, if pubic sentiment does
not compel he pEes,dent to reverse g
fadlDgs Of shs nsjsrly Of the court.
General Mics SAID: II am Wiling to
s-ke she ldsaesa Of Admiral Dssey
in the mastsr. q, 4ss oomGaiaer OF
q fact and as to . hss kpoWa shs
aax,etiss aid responsibilities whlca
rest On nao u4Gec shese clEoGm-
s:sacea. Ee 3as ;A,,rIrvutsl Ia ths
obstruction Ct oue SpAa.sh Acct szd
knows aui res, zas ehs feotnss thai
sre5mp pss al cficss u6teE suoa coIel-
ticns. I thl1k Ds+ey has summed up
the matter in cieac and e;nc.ss man
Isl enc :eleve his ooaolas!oas ali
be ln4orsec b5 lie pssrsoyic people Of
the UaiEeo Ststea. I have no syups-
sb7 VISA tins efforts whish haVs bss2
made 20 ds5lto; the hoaor Of 81 om,Sr
under 5uoh circumstances"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
Industries in This State.

Tie cszsus tucsau pTolsm Nag rapors
on tns narutss5arss If South Carailna
shows . sossi Of 3 1852 establishments
=lth produces 10 l9UU valued at S59,
748 73l sno sossl oSpltai iaVesseo SCI,
800, 46o. Other figures srs: Averase
runoer Of wage earners 48. l3o; toSal
wages SO 455,,9)0; misce!laneou'. oz-
penaes So, III, ,5S7, and eSs5 Of mstsriai
ussd s34, ,U27,7s5. TIE capital shows
an iuorsase OF 130 per csns, over 1890
and 7siue OF pcoaasss an increase o! 81
per cent. Tne cont Of materials increas
I'd 50 per cuas. rhs city Of Casslsston
sspsra.e!y rsporssd, has sossl OF sl2,
A73 1877 in capital Invested, and So,
5o2 257 n vasue Of products. These
are !rcreases ci 70 sad 6 per sort. 70
sps c:lvely. CDsriesIon has 364 es
sapllsnmen:s, 5.527 ~ase carers, get
ting total u 81, 459 966 IN assss. ,ae
mi ,ce:!srsou ezy7ases f.os u s7*6,
573, ala soss OF mascriais ussG So 6o3.-
51S,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25

singc stone, which v'as actually quar-
RED and On the ground at the close Of
the var, but Was 1e7er dTss5sd, and
during the reconstruction period the
Legislature donated z portion Of it foE
q monument to a regro politician,
when it was cut in tWo. TGis is said to
have been the largest piece Of granite
ss that time ever q1arried in the
United States. During the diEgsaoeful
period which followed the War, when
the people Of the north were endeaVor-
ing to secure the political r gifts Of the
nearc by overriding those Of the intel
liseat and properly owning people Ct
this State, all material on the ground
small enough TO be moved vas "ap:
progria:ed, with eli other property Of
the Ssate, by the sczlaWss5 ard
shie7es then in control Of tie govern
msut. O1e hundrea thousand dollars
vas expected in furnishing" ehe
State house with desks, etc., that
would have baea eIaor5issnt ct one
quarter Of the prices charged, ard in
cluded Guch items ss silver pl ted
user piceec fer ;ha govfrror's cfic.
at $1,000, cuspldors s. sl9 esoh, AID
other al ices in proportion a maj ri
ty Of The members Of tho house Of rep
rssortatives could not write their
nance, wnlle majority Of she NOM
BEES Of the ssRssD wsrs IA tna nab:S OF
eetgling their personal acc ,unss o. or
GERS upon the contingent fund CT she
serass. Included IN nsses4arg sup
plea" for toe general assembly were
enormous q1anslsies Of champagne and
shiskey, wlioh Was irssiy dlzpsrse0
IL the listis room on she right az ycu
enser the gallery Of she sauase. 1t Vas
IN this room thst John J. Patterson,
e!ee.ed to tie Uaissd States asna.o, Do
elsred shss thscs wop!d Do 10 years
nora Of good stealing in S;u:h Csro
liaa," which became . Democratic
slogan.
Tae beaulifu! Carinthlan columns,
cut from a aingle pieoo Of granise, ara
noteworthy fpoo:Gsns Of she stcne-
cusssrs' akili, while the mass:vs foun
dstions Of cns stone oontaiziag many
luveresd arches to distribute ths
vsighs, ere nsfvels 70 modern build
ers
Tie building Was first ocsupied by
she general assembly Of 1859. During
the exciting @vrnss WHOA followed the
campaign Of 1876, it was literally BON.
barded by the opposing. political psr-
ties, sld two bodiss each claiming 50
be the Legally e.eosed house Of repre-
ssntasivss &ed cash With its compie
nent Of o@sars, nesting il the same
rocm-the nal! Of she house Of Tsprs-
ssasss;vea-e pisoaed bssale was imi.
1ent, until the recognition Of the Dem
ooratio epsaksr by formar Republicans
gave a decisive turn to aGslrs.-Ths
Sf.sa
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
Safe Blowers at Pelzer.

TIE jewellery store Of Mr.. G. E.
Maroaaanks il the town Of Pe!Esr Wss
broken sato between a1t3: ? o'clock
Wednesday, no:1ies ana sLs robbers
aprl:~d dynamite 60 his jeSeiry safe,
nhiea. y said to have maze it psrfet
vrsck. & lunser OF rAzeasg and
qaaatitisa ef isweiy vars spoiled by the
sxpiozion, and 80 gold watches wsrs
carried Of By the burslsrs. The i'm
pres5.oa is ttah the Eso engaged IN this
dasta7dlg Work went there IN buggy,
which thsy used to mako their escape,
asd shu5 thesrtsd tls efforts n&oe to
s7ask then With blcoahouRds. Nc clue
has bse2 discovered as to shsi- whors-
s5sssz, bat It il sos likely that thoy
can ges Away fre1s this aestion without
being ap2rahsnded. The loss 10 Mr:
Marah5anks ia vsry eoDsiGsrs9ls, ana
ke ms shs Eynpashy Of the community
in his n;sforsu&e.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
To be Very Cold.

The vsashsrRiss prophets dsolsrs
thai tao wiater nov bsgue will be Ehs
co!dess ever known By the p-ssen5 gen
eration. Possibly these pEsdissiona
are inspired BY the emiasar;as Of the
osal tsuss. A. all evsass the predio.
tiens are very similar to what vas
heard LAST year jsss abous this season.
Last yssr the psopaesa said that the
fur beagiag ANNALS had coats much
thicker than usual and that therefore
the Hiater wesli be mach celdsr than
the average. As matter Of record
last winter was rather mild and opso.
Perhaps the prophets have rsseamed
their failure Of last year by success
ssul prodissioa aow. Possibly if they
keep OF making shsBs predictions long
eRossa they will his it right some time.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
Where the Money Goes.

Pc.s.deus Roosevelt iays particular
.tress uuoa our love of peace and cur
d-sir3 30 be al poaec wl.h the world.
Il Viii shoek hll 20 IssG sha latest
.r4ssury bu:lssiz and lssrn that sho OK
peadisurss of tbs war department. for
the pr.sals iscal ysas exe9sd Dy moro
snsn tAses Dci!l.oss she civil and mis-
cs.laneous expenditures. According 80
.has Bhoai~s sne only &spa.tmens Wl&h
grea or ezpe4disures is tae psnsioa Of
ice, aad thsS izeiuaes pensions paid TO
tbs turvivozs o2 all Of our wsrs. Tho
usVy department. comes forth wish al
expenditure nearly twice IS large 10
ZIG nasioa's l. :arcgs account.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
An Uprising Feared.

The authorities in Ianils evidently
fear 5 risiag, far Manila papers repors
shss artillery is being placed in plsces
aoous .hs city heretofore practically
unprotected except by small infantry
guard 6esaeh0enss. GssliDg guas have
bsen p:ased in shs headquarters Of the
department. Of Southern Luzon and it is
understood shas small gunbcas will
take up position IA the lagoon ct the
rear Of the headquarters building. Old
Fort Santiago TOO, is bristlins with
guns. Two rarid.ifc guns have been
mounted on she ssmparts, one Of shsm
commanding : fall sweep Of Gale Prin-
ei2e and tho river front. A small Cat.
ling has been mounted On the Bofaio,
Gen. ChaGee's private launch.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
sCHLEY EAs FRIENDS
And They Propose % SEQ That he Gets
Justice,


Wednesday Representative Wheeler Of
Kentucky, a msnbar Of the house com.
mittee On naval sfsirs today inroduc
ed resolution for an investigation Of
tho Schiey case. The resolution re-.
| cities the results Of the recent court Of
inquiry, end adds:
"Whereas, Admiral George Dewey,
recognized IS the foremost naval Off
Ger Of the republic, entirely disagrees
and dissents frem the opinion of his
colleagues CO said board Of inquiry,
and.
"Whereasthe Americso people desire
that tia conduct Of Rear Admiral
Scbley sh7nii be Investigated snd pass
ed upon by ois:z:ns ,ha republic in
noEiss connected CT identified With the
nsvy department, Therefore b it.
Resolved, That the committee on
na7sl affairs Of the house Of represent
ssives be d;rsoIed 20 inquire iato the
conduct Of Rear Adn:raI Schley from
ths time be sssunsd control Of the fly
ing tq9sdron up to spd including the
engagement Wieh the Spanish squadron
eff the coast of Cuba"
Provision is made for report to the
houss Of representatives and authority
is given to send for persons and pa
peTs
r pcessuta,ive Griffith Of Indiana,
introduced rsso' u.ion for aa investi
gssioa Of she navy department. and Of
SIS Sahley case.
Representative Sshirm Of Maryland,
introduced resolutions whoih, it Is said.
20 considerable extent represent the
views Of the Maryland delegation in
congress. tn. resolutions read:
THAT he opinion and fading Of Ad.
mirl Georse Dswsy bs and it is here
by endorsed as the only opinion and
finding justified by the evidences ad
ducsd and pertinent facts established
before the cours Of irq q1iry.
That the thanks Of congress are
hereby extended to the said Rsar Ad-
miral Sshley retired, and to the Of
GERS and nsn under hi5 command for
thar bravs aud Efficient coneucs in
achieving the victory o7sr the Spanish
Ases under she command Of Admiral
CerveIs:
''That Rear Admiral schIey bo placed
upon tee list Of retired rsar admirsla
Of the United States navy with shs
full rank, grada, privileges, emolu-
msnss and pay Of oMssgS Of ssid rank
in the active service"
Representative Mudd CT Maryland
also introduced resolution rendering
the thanks Of congress and Of the
American people to Admiral Sshley.
Representative Gsinas Of Tennessee,
introduced 3 resolution reeisiog the
Unparalleled achievement Of Admiral
SchleF in destroying she entire Spsn.
iOh squadron With consumnato sklli
ard tsrrible csler;ty."
Resolution makes the opinion Of Ad-
mirsl Dewey the opinion Of congress-.
In the house two Democrats, Mesers,
Vsndiver Of Missouri and Cooper Of Tex
"a, attempted to secure unanimous con-
sent to consider Schlsy resolutions, but
Nj. Payne, who had the floor declined
to yield.
Mr. Coopsr'5 resolution declares
Schley in command and entitled to
credit for the victory OF Santiago and
directing that lie be placed on the &C.
tive LIST wish ses rank be held before
retirsment.
Dir. V2adi7er's resolution Teeites that
the language Of she court Of inquiry re-
fscted upon Admiral Sohiey and calls |
for an Investigation By seven members
Of the house.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
Killed by BURGLAR.

Miss Harriet Murphy, ose Of the
best known gcuag Wonsn Of PistsbGr5,
Pa, ua5 murdered ia her hone By 3
Burglar "Wednesday Eorsiag, !Ths as-
sai:sst onte7sd througa b shs Tsar Of the
house. The aisordarea room ev;3enesd
desperate struggle. Miss Murphy
gas treasurer Of the Eiaaiey House
Eaaa. popular charity. The 1casy
il missing.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
She Blinded Him.

Cart Lindsay, an enploya Of the
America Laap and Brass Company, at
Treasoa, N. j., vas made cli1d By
hyar;shscrie acid, tarssa il hi5 face By
. Touag wonan who worked as the
same bslea with him. The two had q
Siapute over pisca Of Wetk aad Bosom.
;zg snrssed the yeung woman picked
no pan Of tho acid and harlsd the
contents 81 Lindsay, striking hin full
in tho faea. In addition to she lols Of
his sight Lindsay is terribly marked BY
the aoid. The young WOMAN has not
been arrested.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
SAMPSON Protests.

Sssyiton & Canpball, who appeared
before the co1Ss Of isQniry 81 aGtocaeys
for Admin; S..Npson, Lave applied 20
Secretary Lsng FOR permission TO be,
haazd in prozast against tho approval
sy the necrstarr cf the niEoriSy report
wrissoa oy Adnira} Dswy AID spps2d-
ed 70 the Mai j;risy report Of tbs osnrs
Of INJURY. I'aa ssoEssary has eoa-
ssntsd 10 cscei7s any papers they may
care TO submit.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
4 Strange Kind Of Peace.

Thars verc six skirnishes il various
parts Of Easansas pr5q:r:e Wsdass-
1ay. The insurgents did oos make s
single stand. Meuy Fll;pinos wsSe
kilI.d. Tbs Americans hHd OILY fen
nan wounded. Adjitioasl troops nave
bseu scns TO GoD. Bell, wac is carrying
Oh aggressive campaign in Bstangas,
Tsyabas and LAguna provinces.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
The Biggest Fool Yet.

7. NJ. Ezun, farmer living near
CaotEeville, Tenn, Hens home and
when his Eifs osjacsed to his shooting
into the Aoor sbous her feet, shot he.
dead. Ae carefully laid her on the ped
With the assistance Of his children and
then blew out his own brains.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25

During the past year have you beer
borrowing youz neighboc's paper? Il
60 quit boshsring your neigheor aad
get one Of your Owl.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
A Big Increase.

It will no eoubs surprise many to
know thss there has bsen greater &C.
s1visy thsn 10 leag ti1cs among the
county boac2s of eq asilzaGlon anc coon-
ty auditors Ia the matter CT securing
tuller resurss Of property fof taxaticn.
In faos, during Shc 3ear just Closing
moro hss been accomplished IN tnls
direooioa tasn feE som2 yesrs. We'd
nososy sae iootings OF thc abstracts IL
the comp roller generals of1co far TIE
year Rece ma6e auc IhsTe Wall be nc
change unless II il mattsr oE few
thousand do:lscs only II the perscnzisy
figures. ghe figures compared alth
saoss ef las; year show Shat taece haS
been an iucTessa II taxable properly on
ths booas this year Of asar!y sWe!Va
millions Of dolIars. The exact e. ares
are Sll, ,S70,2l2. This meaas Eovd
deal sao .nons ths6 there has been
srea:er ac.lvl;y this Year IN tho ma
ser OF hsVi. G properly assessed at lss
prop.r 7alus. Oi coarse grcas deal
EOS yet 70 be sccon npi!saed, but CHS ls
consla. rea very g1oa sss-s IN sAe
..gaG a.3ecaoo. Ina yaiuaLioo Of
pr. p>rty ioc IsxAsian t7Is ySar as r~kon
ui;sci fsom sao aoslcac,s is Is jol o~":
Personal. 81 6Sl 266
Real. lH3 1853 40
halIasa. .............. ,V4x 245
Tosal. .Sl92. .SS5, 500
Last ysa:'s bsares as Nna:ly cvm-
plete6 alter the rsgSrG OF tlls c.o;p.rcl
ier was issued, Wers IS zo!i1we:
Personal. IS 53 428 047
Rssl lV2 l37 III
Railroad. d................ 70 soy 2t3
Total ................ $50 92o, V97
This Showing is vsry srssIGJiug 70
those "a c2srse OF the h9aose5 OF the
Srste.-Tns Ssass.-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25

This showing is vsry sCssISJius 70
those Il o2srse OF the h9aose5 of the
Scsre.-Tns Ssase.-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25

whersa. tie overwhelming weight Il
lssslmo2y oiesrly established shs fso:
LA. 20 G1ms wss shere danger Of Coz.
iis,on between the Brooklyn and the
IeXse.
Y. The testimony Of Oap:. +. E.
Cox. witness csiled By tha lcdse &C.
vaeaie, IN References so she proximity cG
;-s Brooklyn to the Texas st the sine
.: tae Bccok;yn's TURING, hss been g
Uoced s2d nct even advsrteo 90 II ,Ae
T.. -y2.eH1 9: pertiZsr. fscss.
23. Ihs usj,r4!y CT the coucs hsyo
a.runed shat 5he testimony cf LioTs,
Co.pzoaadcc Z. G. HodgEoo, notaith'
atalolog l.s rspsa:ed caasraaiot:o2 =
reference 70 the alleged conversation
regarding tis proximity Of the Texas
S. tno ti1oe Of the B.ooklyn's s2cnias,
is true aRG have entirely ignored tho
testimony OF Csnmodore schley sEd
Gaps. z. 6. Cook to she contrary, With
Gus ev=n referring 80 it ls thslc state
ms1s Of persinszt iasss.
*. Tee nsje7ie5 o2I2ion Of the
ccucs shat Cenno6orc Sshleys oan-
dues il ocH1soEicn with the eTansE o.
Saos;sgo campaign, prior 10 June !,
1898, vas characterised by Vsoiilssios,
dli&tori2ass a1d lack OF s1ssrpTiss, IS It
Dow:so jus,ilsd By the evld.nca SUB
uiIsau II no Gaze AID could OILY have
bse2 arr;ycG a. By the action Of tae
court II wholly izao-ang al Of tho s7i'
dcnc5 o. Witnesses cailsd by the i0Ggs
aGvoes$e, 0h.o2 vas favorable 20 the
ssi6 Commodors Schlay.
25. nsiorisy opiaioa Of ths court is
ircoccaus,ve n sass it is entirely 81
lent upon charge preferred By tia
Judge sd7ceate dacing the course ol
The public investigation and claimed By