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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19
AN OUTRAGE IN COLCMnIh,
Three Non. Union MnchInista Attacked and
One Seriously Injured by Strikers.

Columbia, S. c., July 10.-Yes-
terday afternoon three Of tho non
union men who have tallon the places
in the Southern Railway machine
shops made vacant by the strikers
were attacked while returning home
by six men, three oi whom were
strikers.
Tho names Of tho non union men
are Edgar Marshall, e. X. Altman
and the latter's brother.
IL. y. Altman is IN bed and is
thought to be badly hurt internally.
He wes felled to the ground by a
brickbat and then kicked. Tho 9th
er two men were struck in the faces
by their assailants and knocked
down.
Peace warrants have boon issued
for tho arrest Of two Of tho attacking
party, j. w. Wood and Tom Greene.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19

scmhly July 2lst, Aug. 1th the South.
erh railway Will sell round trip tickets
| 10 BlncH Mountain, IN. c., and return
"I rate Of one and onc-third fares 70,
the round trip, not to exceed summer
| excursion rates.
Dates Of sale July 10Th, nOth and
End, final limit August 3, 1901. This
affords every one Il good opportunity
70 visit the Gland Of tho Sky"
Account OF international Convention
OF brotherhood Of st Andrew. July ~
Is, 1901, Southern railway will sell
round trip tickets to Detroit, Mich.
ana return at rate Of one first class
fare for the round trip.
Dates OF sale July 22nd, 23rd and
2ith, iinal limit July 81, 1901.
BY dcpositing tickets (in pcrson)
with F. {. Donald, joint agent, bet Hccn
July Doth and 5lst and payment of fec
OF 90 cents III the time of deposit, an
extension Of the final limit until Au-
gust -, 1901, can be obtained.
For detailed information as ID rates,
etc', call on or address any agent of
the Southern railway.
EfectiYG June 23rd improved scacd-
ulcs were placed IN ctfcct by the Solth-
crn railway to Morchcad City, n. G.
The Washington and Southwcs tern
Limited (S3S), the New Y ork and Flor
ida Express (S3l) and the United States
fast mail $3.50 make close connecting
at Greensboro for Morchcad City, ar
riving at Morchcad City by Nos. 81 and
SO at ll:l5 Il. m. aud by No. 3G at 9:l5
p. IN. Equally good schedules return
ing.
Through Pullman sleeping car ser
vice has been inauguratcd between
Greensboro and GOldsboro on the train
connecting with the New York and
Florida Express and the Washington
and Southwestern Limited.
For detailed Information us to schcd-
ulcs, also rates and reservations apply
to any agent of the Southern railway
or connection. w. II. Tayloc,
y. G.. T., Atlanta, Ga.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19
PitAYEItS FOX KAHN.
miRs' 1ri People to Observe Sunday, Jul,
Fl, M II Day OF Fasting anil Prayer.

jefferson City, Mo-, July 15.-At
all the churches yesterday prayers
were made for rain. At tho Roman
Catholic churches prayers arc said
at each mass daily for rain, under
an order of Archbishop Kain, of st.
Louis. Last night tho Methodist,
Baptist, Christian aud Presbyterian
congregations nnite'. in union SER
vice at the Presbyterian church and
prayers for rain were offered.
Governor Dockery, who has re-
ceivcd many requests to issue {
proclamation calling upon the peo
pie to observe a day Of fasting ant
prayer that tho drought might be
broken, today sot apart Sunday
July II, on which tho people are
requested to assemble at their usun
places of worship to invoke the bless
ings Of Almighty God.
Little rain has fallen in the Stat,
since April 81.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19

Cheap Rates by the Southern Railway.
The Vcstibulc Limited leaving At
lanta at II o'clock noon daily is one of
the finest trains in the world 1t is
composed exclusively of Pullman equip
ment of latest design, consisting of
Gcntlcmen's Club cars, Atlanta to
New York.
Double drawing room sleeping cars,
Now Orleans to New York.
Drawing room Buffet sleeping cars,
Memphis to New York.
Library Observation cars, Macon to
New York, and superb dining care
servo all meals.
In addition to the first class railroad
transportation, passengers on this train
between Atlanta, Washington and New
York will bo required to have Pull
man tickets which will ontitle them to
occupy any car on tho train.
Immediately following tho Vestibule
Limited the Atlanta and Now York
Express, leaving Atlanta at 1920 noon,
daily, having ample coach accommoda.
tion for first and second class passen.
gers not desiring to use Pullmanscars.
ALSO tho fast mail leaving Atlanta at
ll:6O p. nj. has sleeping cars through
from New Orleans, Mobile, Montgomery
and Atlanta to Washington, Philadol-
phia and New York.
Time many hours tho quickest.
All agents of connecting lines sell
through tickets via Southern railway.
Account of Christian Workers AS,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19

No. EG cts at Washington with tho
l!cnnsylvania Railway, Buffalo hXpress ar
riVinG Buffalo 81 nm
Columbia, N2wbCrry nud Laur1nS Railwf Y,
tram No. % leaving Colombia, Union sta.
zion, at II 23 am daily, connects at Clinton
with S ~. l. Railway. NO. 50, tlurdinE
shortest and quickest route by several hours
70 Atlanta, chattanooga, Nashville st. Louis,
Chicngo and MI points West
Close cOint ctlOn ut Petersburg. Richmond,
Washington Portsmouth. Norfolk, Colum bia,
savannah, Jacksonviilo and hlluntu, with
divo1ging lines.
MnsIi cent Cstibulc trains carrying thrc ugh
Pullman slccpiug cars between nn princil al
points
S. a. l.. Railway 900 mile books are good
over g., N. and l.. Railway; also TO Washing
ton, ID. &.
For reduced rates, Pullman reservations,
o!c,, Apply 10
Wn:: But er, d. 7. A. &. McP. Bntte, PA.
SaNnnnhn, Ga. Columbia, >, e..
IL. r. j.. Bunch, q. L. "A. Portsmouth. Vn.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19

The wife of q member Of the house
of representatives toward morning
not long ago was awakened by un-
usual noise below stairs, and tried to
rouse her husband. H..
"Wake up! wake up" she said, in
u low voice. "You must wake up
and go down. stairs; there are thieves
in the house."
ooh, no, my DEAR" rejoined the
half.awakened husband, reassuring-
ly. "Thero are no thieves in the
House; they are oil in the Senate"--.
Baltimore Sun.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19
VIM. Butler, Jr., d. p.
Savannah, Ga.
r. +. L. Bunch, G. =. A., ,
Cheap Rates-Chuice OF Routes by Soaboard
Air Line RAILWAY.

Cheap Rates-Chuice OF ROut cs by Soabonrd
Air Line Railway.
The Scaboard Air Line Railway, the
short line from all points in South
Carolina to Buffalo. N. Y, Offers q
choice OF routes to the Pan-American
Exposition Of all rail via Washington,
or via Norfolk and the famous steamer
lines diverging from that point. With
its magnificent Pullman car service
and through vcstibuled trains it insurcs
a comfortable, safe and quick trip.
Round trip tickets from all points in
South Carolina on sale April 3Oth to
September 30th inclusive, good for re-
turn passage until November 3rd, 1901,
E7. TO- Tickets on sale April 3Oth I'M
Til further notice at rate of 1913 13
limited 10 fifteen days from date OF sale.
For any further information address
Mr.. Butler, Jr., Division Passenger
Agent, Savannah, Ca, G.. McP. Bate,
Travelling Passenger Agent, Colum-
ba, S. G.; r. Il. l.. Bunch, General
Passenger Agent, Portsmouth, Va.
Yours t. Ny,
G. McP. Bate, II. p. A.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19
The Tiger Hearing.
MAYOR SMYTIIE AND CUIEF BOYLE
UNDER FIRE.
bhm" tho Jurors. rho Former Producca
Records or Cases Worked up by tho
Polico which W'ro 1hrown out by
tho Grand Juricg
GrccnYillo Nows, 17th.1

Mayor Smytho and Chief of Police
Boyo Of Charleston wero today be.
ioro tho State board Of directors OF
tho ''sponsary by invitation TO show
cause why tho disponsary profits Of
Charleston should not be withhold
on account Of tho non. enforcement
Of tho disponsary law.
1t must bo said that tho mayor
made iino showing for his admin
l8tratlon, having records and dhtos us
to hundreds Of cases which tho police
bad made out, but which wcre thrown
out by tho tho grand jury.
,e Inr mayor " said that lh;yr !h!y sf;a~ 5i tho
chief .ct.n"li1u VII ''0 "i''' ''''
ur -. i>"~o honestly tried to carry
out tho lazy and no stated in detail
the difficulties which bosot them. Tho
chif drawback was that no matter
what ovidcnco WAS presented the
grand jury would throw out tho
cases and tho city government of
Charleston could not DO held rospon-
siblo for what tho grand or petit
jury did.
Mayor Smyth replied that tho jur~
isdiction Of the recorders court was
quito limited. 1t could not hoar
cases Of burglary, for instance.
MIR. Dukes insisted that all cities
had boon instructed under Governor
1illman's administration to pass or
dinancos against tho illicit sale of
whiskoy and ho insisted that Char.
lesion had such an ordinance.
Mayor Smythe ropliod pleasantly
that ho had studied the ordi-
nancos of Charleston quite thorough
~ and he know there was no special
ordinance on tho subject MS tho State
law fully covered tho matter
| MIR. Dukes insisted that all cities
hore passed. such laws. Mr.. Dukos
askol whether tho city ought not to
| pass law against the sale of liquor
and have tho vlolators triod in the
recorders court if tho city officials
wanted to enforce tho law. Mayor
Smythe said ho doubted tho legality
Of such law. The recor' can't
try man for burglary some
other crimes. Ills juri
extremely limited anf rt
was mado to enlarge it Il last ses-
sion, but it did not 80 through.
Chief HOWE, stationed in Char
lesion, was in tho building at tho
time, and ut Mayor Smytho's request
no WAS called in. The mayor read
| over the statement he had maho
about tho police co operating with
the constablos and Mr.. IIowie posi-
lively substantiatod the statement.
The mayor concluded by calling
upon the board TO consider the facts
presented to it and adding that both
himself and chiof Boyle would be
glad to receive suggestions from the
board to show how they could do
better.
Chief Boyle made a statement
that tho board took no action today,
but simply took the matter under ad-
visomont and will act later.
| Constable Rowol, stationed at
Florence, was fired today; being
drunk is supposed to be tho causo.
Capt. a. Blythe was horo today to
try and persuade tho. State board of
control to grant q beer privilege to
bo located about tho Air Line sta
ton in Groonvi!le. 1Io thinks the
people in that vicinity want it. The
board took no action on tho matter
today, being engaged all day on
other matters.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19
ELECTRICAL REGULATION.
Ths Dynamo TO be the Emancipator OF tho
..... Setting Hon.

Edward E. Sheldon, in New York
Electrical World and Engineer.]
Since the Matching of an egg re-.
suits from the application of heat, it
makes little difference whether this
heat is supplied by the hen or by
artificial means. 1t is claimed for
the artificial method that the chicks
can be produced SO as to be ready at
the time when prices are best. Hence
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19
UNUSUAL CONFESSIONS.
The Scnboard VIII Allow Stop-ovcr on Bur.
fnlo Tfcltcis.

Columbia, S. c., June goth, 1901.
Effective date all season and summer
excursion tickets via the Scaboard Air
Lime Railway to the Pan American I;x-
position at Buffalo, n. Y. and Niagara
Falls will allow stop-ovcr privileges at all
points north Of Ouantico and Dellnar,
Va, within limit Of ticket. This will be
especially convenient TO merchants 60
ing north who wish TO take advantage of
the low rates and stop at Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
Rates from all points in South Carolina
via the Scaboard Air Line Railway to
buffalo arc as follows: $33.I5 for ticket
limited to return within fifteen days from
d'tc OF sale, and $50 70 for ticket limited
to return OIL Or before October 3Ist These
tickets arc good either all rail or via
Portsmouth, Norfolk and divcrging lines.
$500 for tickets leading via Savannah
or Norfolk and steamer TO New Yolk
meals and state room OH steamer without
extra cost, thence rail to Buffalo, and re-
turn via same route. These tickets to be
sold daily to September goth, with final
limit October 3Ist.
The ScaboarG Air Line Railway operates
daily i'll each direction two vcstibulc
trains composed of Pullman day coaches
and sleeping cars OH quick, convenient
schedules
For any further information write to
G. McP. Bate, Il. p. A.,
Columbia, S. {.
VIM. Butler, Jr., d. p. A.,
Savannah, Ga.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19
Beyond Him.
lChicago Tribune

Tho billionaire sighed dlsmally.
"What is the trouble nowY" asked
his confidential man Of business.
"Alas" he said, "at the rate at
which have accumulated the pal.
try sum am now worth I find l
shall have to live $4,000 years long
or in order to be millionaire! Aud
that, you know, is absurdW
Whereat he sighed still moro dis
malIy.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19
To Identity Her Picture.
tChicago Tribune. |

Chicago Tribune.
Sho pictured his room with her
photograph smiling down at him
from over tho mantel, while another
of hor pictures looked demurely at
him from leather case on the
dresser.
She could 500 him often standing
in front of her mirrored likeness and
making VOWS of constancy and tidel-
ity. She knew ho would rather part
with anything he had than these
pictures. But they had quarrelled d
and she felt sho must ask him TO
return her photographs, and she
wrote to him accordingly.
When sho received his reply she
nearly tainted. Hero is what the
wretch wrote:
"Dear Mabel:--I would like aw-
fully much to return your pictures,
but, honestly, you girls all dress
and pose 40 much alike for pictures
that [ can't tell any two of you apart.
II you like Twill eend you over three
or four hundred pictures that I have
of miscellaneous girls and you can
pick yours out Hoping this will be
satisfactory, I am, sincerely, etc. etc."
"What boundless debt we owe
to medical SCIENCE"
ooh, don't know; tho doctor who
invented the nervous system did
horrible thing for humanity Chi
cago Record Herald.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19

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Uhr &!i tra1A nAh1 en- rae4s,
WV C7*'S '''''' S''''' G3'""'" 4"
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Th0Nc9ndc 0f WOrkprc Ctrikn
,,o,r,,,,r, ,vnv
Thr AoAINsronuAN, N,zEp CAr1rAL
,n,,r' 81" ",EH'S, "a',N" J." ,ho h'"'ory OF 'h'
Mon Reported 10 navo OMIT
","v,'"r now" n.y., "n,S n,nn, S""'
Mines Empty.
p;t.ybu,o l,1,, 1c Co,.
estimates give seventy four thousand
stool mon and 1iftv Thousand m;nor.
arc out. Two hundred and sovcntv
plants closed.
200 GOO u,xrrs o,,r
p;,.., r 10 4,
two,tr oo,i;ou;. -, ,'1,.>,'
vo1,o. .,,
ot,;lo of,hoo,n c.,,.
ought hour day without reduction in
wages Iwolve thousand mine work.
ofs are id'". FULLY twonty y,1ivo thou
SAND Will ho thrown out and fifty
mines shut down by livo this Gvnaa,
"lnS unless the demAHstoncc, hn.. -.
M,N ''Ii"'''S OF It's '"''.I5 arc granted
'''::;>"'"rro 1t l" estimated that
on" hnh"r'd ana l'f'y thousand mlno
workers are idl".
HELPING STRIKERS,
p;tt,.,r.. ,,,u 1c puon;,o,.
,oh, p,>,,n1, os ,Lo ,r;,,,o.,.n., -.
,,a,;zution or I,,wood 1n1 o,.,roa
<;h,1yor ovor ,ho ,,,horo ,o,n,, Of tho
.,n,,ot of ,;a Ir,x,;,,;on :, u.>
,to,L s,,;,o Ia co., h,t h;o ...,,
,,ou,a a, ,ao, ,l.to
IN t,o str;lo,o, ,,loco. o,,1 ,,t;,,o,o,
,,.. u,o, ,,1 .,.
''','',' ''',''""''
'''So"'s' '"'y lo'-'h moro "'ro
no no" "'''loPmon'S III mo Sr'"'
'''oi A'''N' III 'l'lS "lS'f'c' o''ri'S 'ho
""''y ho"'S o' 'i'o S'coh" day' All
INC p'"h'S c'oS'o yesterday "ero
N'''' GOWN ''S'''' ana 'h"''':S ABOUT
WV '"''''' ''''''' A''''S"y ana MIC
o"'cn''"' ''"iN oo'"r 'roh"orN"
'n' no''o's"n''" ana o'"r ''h Pl"'e
'""n /, "''o 4',''' ~ ""7 s'"''''
''''' J. "'.'''F ''''' was III P"f''"' op-
''"''0i'' D"' '.io oHlS "''i' "' WORK
"''' 'o" ii"is"'i"''S' WHO "er'
''''''''s "f' "Oo"' '''' y"'oS' heP'y-
'"F ~ WV "''''. '''"' 'n' 'l'"''"So-
from Alohnm, A,o;,t,nt Gonor,,
Manager Harper said:
"Wo can broak our own Strikes"
"Supcrintcndcnt Albrccht, cncoun.
tered fow moments latcr, suid the
plant would be running in full with.
in few days.
Speculation as to tho nrohub]o sot
'ioii''''' VI 'ho h'rlho IS taiked OF
,.o,ora,,, nu1 ,,, o,,~oc.o,,,
ion 10 tho, tho n,r,>;no nn;,;nl .,
tho A,,n,,,n,,,,,, on,o:,, ..,,, I
+o,,o,,,o. Io.a., ,,.,,., ,..1 %,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19
HELPING STRlKERG.

Pittsburg, July 1G.-prcsident
John Powell Of tho Tinworkers or
ganization Of Elwood, Ind, assured
ShaiTor ovor tho 'phono today Of tho
support of his organization in tho
stool strike. Ho said that his mon
would not touch pl"tos made by mon
in tho strikers places and mtimalod
that thoy would soon so Oh strike.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19
rAT1ONAHN FIKEMEN STRIKE,

Wilkesbarro, Pa, July l6.--Thc
strike Of stationary liremon began
this morning. About 700 mon arc
idle in this region. Many of tho
mines had to close down, throwing
out of work, it is estimated, $4,000
men.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19
Chr Arml1 and Mrnfn
Thousands Of Workers Strike.
oltGhNIZEDlLAHOK LINES UP,IN Bh'r-
TLT ThGhINSrOK OKGA NiZIGD CAPITAL
In tho B'EE"st strike In tho History OF tho
Country -i'undreds Of TttnusantiR OF
Mon Reported 10 HRvo Quilt
"ork Many MILLS Shut
Down ard MANY
Mines Empty.

Pittsburg, July lG.~-Conscrvativo
estimates give soventy-four thousand
stool mon and fifty thousand minors
arc out Two hundred and seventy
plants closed.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19
FREIGHT HANDLERS WALKED OUT.

Port Costa, Cal, July 1G.-Four
hundred mon who handle freight in
the warehouses, from Nevada dock
to Crockett, rs we'll as the Crockett
Sugar Refinery, is at Il standstill and
shipping is completely tied up.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19
up TO MORGAN.'

Pittsburg, July 10.-"Its up to
Morgan" said President Shaffer,
"We've done all in our power to ar.
range this dispute. We were fair
aud conservative. There will be no
violonce or rioting. There has beon
no attempt at mediation. 1t is esti,
mated that two hundred thousand
mon arc idlo as the result of tho
strike. Three hundred tin. plate
mills and q hundred and fifty coal
mines arc closed down.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-19
ATLANTIC COAST LINE J
FAST LINE

BeGWoen UhafIe8t0n and Columbia,
Upper South Carolina and North
Carolina.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.,
WILMINGTON, N. O., Juno 9th, 1901.
CONDENSED SCHEDUIE
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-13

We in America are coming To under
stand tile Importance OF outdoor life
The real poetry Of summer is well nigh
lost unless one can come in contact
with trees. grass and flowers. True
country life bars none from this de-
light. but in villages and suburban
towns its limit is fixed by the space de
voted 10 the piazza.
The importance of this portion Of the
house should be duly recognized before
the plans are ont OF the architect :
hands and the three essentials for tle
correct neutrality-suspicious. privacy aud
outlook-be as carefully considered as
its construction and relation 10 the
main building. In some instances even
the conventional rule for attaching tile.
piazza To that portion of the house that
faces the street should not be followed.
the interior plans being reversed in or
der to bring the living rooms and porch
al the rear
There is one opportunity afforded by
a broad piazza of which we are slow to
take advantage. We might take more
OF our meals al fresco. one of the
most fascinating things about living
abroad Is that in summer one may dine
often out of doors, We should import
the custom into this country, for it is a
good one, and then to the delights Of
long evenings on our piazza We should
have added that greater pleasure OF
sitting down 10 tea or to luncheon with
nature herself.-Alice NJ. Kellogg in
Woman's Home Companion.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-13

lost in battle or captured two or more
Cape Dutchmen viii join Our forces.
II would be- reflection on human ma
ture 10 think otherwise. True. they are
British subjects. but many of their
daughters are married Ia Free State
Or Transvaal burghers. These daugh-
tiers. with their children. are in the re-
concentration camps TOW by the score
and their hinsmcn viii fight for their
release. General kritzenger. who cap
tured jamestown the ether day. Is a
Cape colonist IL cap urcd De would
be shot as "A traitor. Practically his
entire commando is ia the same boat.
Is ii likely they viii ever surrcndert
They have everything to gain and moth
ing 10 lose by staying in the field
As for equipment. the Beers are
better OFF for small arms today than
they We're when the war began. They
are all armed with Lee Metford rifles.
and they know how 10 use them They
have plenty Of ammunition General
DE Wet has tons Of ii buried in the
earth. and he knows right where 10 go
and get it,
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-06-13

After the big stock market crash re-
Gently few firms on the Consolidated
Exchange were obliged to suspend. and
il was said that their misfortunes were
partly due to the failure OF their WON
en- customers TO respond TO the call for
extra margins. one firm that suspend
ed was found 10 have room especially
for women customers. with a young
woman clerk who clibly read off the
TO her listeners as to what were good
things"
Many women follow the market
and are plungcrs to the limit of their
means. and many brokers cater TO their
trade. They are always attracted to
the market during a long upward
movement. when ii seems SO easy TO
mike money 1t is said. however. that
rs class they are not as good losers as
men and that there are likely to be
tears and distress when the slump
comes. They are also somewhat IN.
reasonable and wonder why their bro
ker did not get out without instructions
or give them warning or do other i'm
probable things just before the crash
They are also said to fit away from the
street" when their brokers are calling
for extra margins On eha nttisar Ia. y;
many women alert businessiitc
and successful. honor calls for margins.
trade cautiously and are very desirable
customers indeed.-New York CONNER
cial Advertiser