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New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. IS (SpeciaD-English cables showed
about as much wheat advance as had been scored
here on Tuesday The movement of wheat gener-
ally was light, less than last week and not much
over last year. Wheat prices opened firm. and at
one time showed 9sc 10 14c over Tuesday. The bun
effort came from the professionals. Commission
people were the sellers The flour news was bear
ish; cash advices from the seaboard were OF the
same order. The market in the last hour lost It's
early advance and closed 2sc to lzc under Tuesday
Nav opened at SOC sold between S02sc and 1850, and
closed at 79Iec sellers; the July closed at the May
price In the Northwest there SIC cars.
against go last week and 1863 last year. and at
primary points 73ooo bushels against 5000 bushels
last week and 715,O10 bushels last year. Clear
ances uere only 245 900 bushels The only cash de-
mand here was for small lots OF red winter at
21zc over May The seLboard reported exporters
reseIling. Minneapolis said the -four demand had
hattened out The professionals here cudahE'
Linn and the others. bearish. Commission
people are doing little and expect dulness until
after the year.
Corn at it's best in the first sold ssc 10 &c
over Tuesday II closed weak sc to sc under
Tuesday. May opened 67l4c. sold between s7'sc
and 66Izc and closed $3.50: the July closed at
661Lc There were only 81 cars, with 70 esti-
mated for to-day The small movement IS due to
the recent rough weather The incident to-day
was selling credited Patten. Phillips attempted
support: the cash demand slow The mood
is more bearish because of the speculative dull
Oats closed sc TO &c under Tuesday: early they
we're &c to asc higher than Tuesday. Small re-
ceipts were an influence early. and in sympathy
with the wheat and the corn. Professionals were
The sellers. There A moderate commission
house demand. There were S5 cars. and the esti-
mate for Thursday was s. cars. Cash prices were
nominaIly unchanged. There is The competi-
tion for the cash there May closed at
445sc the July 3S7lc, and the September at 33'4c
Flaxsaed was 4c 70 Sic higher. the cash closing
at s. "a 81 IS, and the May at 81 5S. Seed Is up
about Sc this week. Receipts were small. 50 cars
at the three points to-day. against IS cars last
year
Provisions slightly higher early; but lost
the gain and closed PIC to &C under Tuesday
There were more hogs than expected, i9 o. instead
of 10000; the quality improved. and prices at
the yards were &c lower. At Western points there
l13o00 hogs, against 5000 last year. Prices
generally are considered high, but there Is sup
posed 70 be a short interest in lard and the bears
fear the Cudahy bull attitude.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
THE wCLELL4N At BERMUDA.

PUT INTO THE ISLANDS TO RENEW HER
COAL SUPPLY AFTER A STORMY VOYAGE
Hamilton. Bermuda. Dec. 1S.-Lieutenant Mar
tin, I. s. A. who is q passenger on the United
States army transport Mcclellan, which left Glib
raltar December 4 and arrived here to-day
short Of coal. when asked by the correspondent
IF The Associated Press concerning the trans
ports trip, said:
We left Manila nearly two months ago. After
leaving Gibraltar the transport encountered
head winds and heavy seas. which caused a
greater consumption OF coal than was usual
Consequently il was considered advisable TO call
at Bermuda 10 obtain a further supply
All on board the transport are well. She Will
roaI and sail for NeV-York tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
WHAT IS GOING ON To-DA

Dog Show. Madison Square Garden.
Meeting Of the Central Relief Committee Ma
tionaI Bank North America. No. p Nassan-st-'
1880 a. m.
Rapfd Transit Commission. afternoon.
Actors Church Alliance reception Souls Church.
Sixty-siNth-st-, $50 10 h:So p M
County Committee meeting. evening
Dinner Group VIII. New-York State Bankers Asso-
citation. Waliorf-Astorta. evening.
Authors Club reception for Seth Low, evening.
Society of Colonial Wars election, Deutonicos
$50 p. m.
Reception NeTYork Democracy No 13S West
Forty-second-st.. s p
Patriotic Republican Club reception Le1ins
ton Opera House. $50 ?.
Electrical Society meeting and lecture by Pro
tessor DAYTON g Miller, OF Cleveland, ''Folarized
Light City College. 2 m.
Academy Of Medicine. ty-third st.
Peoples Institute Harlem Branch lecture by John Martin
o The Municipal Government Of Glasgow. One
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Iexngton-ave, S
N
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. DEC Is. 1901,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer Bovc (Fsr, Jones Liverpool December 6. with
mdse to the White Star Line. Arrived at the bar S'
Steamer Brilliant Ger Keller Hamburg December =
in ballast Philip Ruprecht Arrived at the bar d. ~
Steamer Victoria CB Wards MaEseiiss , NoEe6er DS %; %
ateerage passengers Henderson Brothers Arrived at
steamer Hohenzoiern Ger Cuppers. Genoa December
Naples and Gibraltar with mdse s lIS capn an no R @
al stcamer m Madiana cr, Fraser December I.
Barbados Martinique Dominica and Antigus TO- S5
II passengers \ f Outerbrdge & Co Arrived at the
5H asehait to the Sew-YoS
Steame c5nsha Rio Jansr9 sTa SoyemOsg s, 20
Steam steamer a GreciSa s Prince Mcmillan santos Novem
ssEer Co Arrived At the Bar Bar at M l7h 10 with
mdse passengers the Panama Railroad SIS
Smerica CSor Kieide Port Antonio December
H. with fruit to the United Fruit Co. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Daphne cNor Lgn4 s Gardenas December and
steamer Ethewold dr, Thomas. Port Antonio Jamaica lea
1sa Fruit f. CO.. with asG sPa the at %
steamer Comanche. Platt Jacksonville December IA and
Charleston IS. with mdse and passengers to William
Steamer Tallahassee. Johnson. savannah December Is
with mdse and passensers TO the osean IS Go: and Nor,
folk with passengers the Old Dominion S. Co
Ruehelds Hastings. Baltimore with rndse to
steamer Benefactor French Philadelphia with mdse
sandy Hook. ]. Dec Is. $40 ~ m-wind west fresh
breeze; clear
SAILED
Steamers Colonies Beg', Newport News; Arason New
RG mne snd NTP S co@a
Havana etc; Cherokee SANCHEZ etc; Arapahoe
Norfo PosDs Tt3 @ 62gse etc s Ir
SOUTHAMPTON; Weehawken CBry. Belfast; Teutonic Or
Baltimore: cassel Ger Galveston; Kansas City. Savan
nah: Mackay Bennett tRr. cabe). Halifax S; Gulf
Stream, Philadelphia; Lauenburg Cuban hcense) Port
au- Prince Conaives. etc.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Kinsale Dec 1SPassed steamer Georgian CBr. Parker
Nev-York for Liverpool.
Liverpool. Dec 1s-Arrived steamer Oceanic tBr).
Cameron. New-York
ScIly Dec 49, a m-Passed Paul Jamison
for Southampton; 9:30 m. Palatia Ger.
Reessing. New-York for Hamburg;
Plymouth. Is, 1:40 m--Arrived. steamer Deut5ch
land (Ger Albers.. New-York for Cherbourg and
Southampton. Dec 1s-Arrved St Paul Jsmison.
New-Yort tpassed Hurst Castle 645 mi
Rotterdam Dec 49, 10 a m-Arrived. steamer Potsdam
Dutch Potter. New-York via Boulogne.
Hamburg. Dec 15-Saled. steamer Pisa Ger, Fendt.
New-York
Emden Dec 14-saiIed Alexandrcs Michalinos
(CireekD, New-York.
Land eGer] AIbers New-Yori via Plymouth for Ham
burg land proceeded
Nisbet New-York for Cape Town and Mossei Bay
Gibraltar 1s-Passed steamer Torino Gta.
IavareIo, Naples for New-York arrived. steamer Co
lunibia Ger, krech, New-Yorh for Algiers Naples
Genoa Dec 1e-saed. Georgia tier>. Brambeer
suez Dec is-Arrved steamer prachenf.s Ger). from
Calcutta for New-York
Port said Dec s-Arrived william
Barbado. Dec 17-Sailed. steamer Eunon CBrl. ohis
Grom Rio Janeiro>. New-york-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-W. c. Goldman, of Providence
GILSEY-A ] P Mcclure of Philadelphia. HOL-
LAND-Zenas Crane. of Dalton. Mass; e u COO
man and Z. V. R. Thayer, of Boston; j. ogden
Hoffman of Philadelphia. and e h 1rane oA
Dalton Mass IMPERIAL-Major W. H. Harri-
son. of Cincinnati. MANHATTAN-Capta1n X
Eastwood of London. MURRAY HIl-L|-Dr. I.
r. Miller, of Hartford, and J. NJ Dickey, Of New
burg NAVARRE-Captains John Marlin r II.
Pope and E. Sarratt, L. S. A WALDORF-JuuSe
T b. Davis, of West Virginia; b n. Baker. presl-
dent Of the Atlantic Transportation Company !;
Nfyron T Herrick of Cleveland; l.. c Hanna OF
Cleveland, and Garrett B. Lindermann, OF South
Bethlehem, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
PRISON FOR CoNOR O'KELLy ,

Castlebar. Ireland. Dec. lS.-The hearing of the
charges of holding meetings and delivering intimi-
dating speeches in defiance OF the police brought
against Coner O'Keily, VI. p. chairman OF the
Mayo County Council. and other officials of
Mayo County. was concluded to-day. Mr.. O'KeIly
was sentenced months imprisonment and
four other defendants were sentenced 10 undergo
terms Of Imprisonment ranging from a fortnight 10
q month. All the sentences imposed We're Without
hard labor
The refused the demand of defendants
for leave TO appeal from the jurisdiction of the
court The refusal OF the court due 10 the fact
sneak publicly in the interim
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
CONNECTICUTS FISCAL REPORT.

STATE CONTROLLERS REPORT SHOWS AN ACTUAL
INCREASE OF INCOME OVER EXPENDITURES.
Hartford. Conn. Dec, 1s.-The report of the State
Controller Abram Chamberlain. shows in
crease of receipts for the fiscal year ended Sep
tember 30 1901 of s279 2s9 those of the previous
year. The expenditures for the last fiscal year
increased the previous year 81 PAS 595 but
this is largely accounted for by the purchase of
81 10o9 ooo of State bonds maturing January /. 1893
thus leaving actual increase OF current ex-
pendtures Of only s139.595, which is less than the
expenses last year of the session of the General
Assembly, which did occur in the previous
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
AFFAIRS ON THE ISTHMUS.
NEWS BROUGHT TO COLON BY THE GOV
ERNMENT CUNBoAT PINzoN.

ERNMENT CDNBoAT tlNHO->.
Colon. Dec 1S-The Colombian gunooat Cen
rra1 Pinzon returned here this morning from a
rrpise along the coast. Af1er dissmbarking the
troops she carried at Cocle, the Pinzon proceed
ed il, the opposite direction toward Porto beiio'
PLAYA Dana and Nombre de Dios- At the latter
roinr she embarked thirty-ffve government sol
dters as well as the soldiers who were WOUNDED
in the engagement there last week between the
Conservative and Liberal forces OF COLOMBIA
These wounded have now been landed at Colon
No government troops remain at Nombre de
Dios Wherever the Pinzon touched along the
coast she found large numbers of white flags
flying.
The Pinzon formerly the yacht Namouna, TO-
day shows hardly any traces Of her former
beauty She has been transformed into Verl-
table tramp steamer
The government troops who fought in the
Nombre de Dios engagement last Friday. ana
who were recruited in the Colombian province
of Antiouuia. are receiving praise for their
heroic bravery. Even small boys shouldered
guns and went into battle after performing a
wonderful and fatiguing march across the coun-
try
The steamer Labrador. Of the Compagnle
Generate Transatlantique. which has just ar
ports her last stopping place being Savanila.
brings no news Of the reported capture Of the
seaport Of Rio Racha. in Colombia, by General
Cribe-Uribe-
The interior of the Republic of Colombia is
pUiet
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
THE SUGAR CONFERENCE.
DELEGATES SATISFIED THAT BoUNTIEs Will. BE
SUPPRESSED.

EXPRESSED at this mornings session of the Inter-
national Sugar Conference that the delegates would
not object to a penal clause guarantee for
carving out the arrangements which may be
reached by the conference for the suppression of
bounties Although the delegates chary of CIV
ing information. they generally 81 tisfied
that the objects of the meeting will he attained
The conference will adjourn on December y and
will reassemble about January a.
The opinion expressed in commercial circles and
freely ventured the Produce Exchange to-day
Is that the conference will adjourn without taking
decisive action. From the small amount of in
formation leaking from the meeting, however.
ii seems that the delegates continue confident that
a satisfactory arrangement is reachable by France
es an offset to the Austrian and German Kartels,
securing least the abolition of the export boun
ties and arrangements for gradual reduction of
the domestic bounties
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

1205 a. ul 1C3 Madison-ave. unknown; $500
IL a m No "a Riverside Drive: b. s. Oswil: S25
$500
4:1o p NJ 21o2 Eighth-ave, John Bracket: 81 coo
p. m Broadway Forty-third-st.. Metropolitan
Street Railway Company slight
$50 p m No 372 Columbus-ave. Thomas McCabe; 500
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
CASTRO DEFIES GERMANY
DEFIANT oUTGIvINGs FROM THE CAPI
TAIL OF VENEZUELA.

TAI OF VENEZUELA.
wiIIenstad, Island of Curacao. Dec 1s.-"La
RepubHca," the Venezuelan official organ at
Caracas, published yesterday an editorial end
ing follows:
II the German Government is informed that
the presence of a few warships VIII sufhce 10
effect an arrangement of her outstanding claims
IL has been deceived. Venezuela is conscious
that she is an independent nation, the equal
of the other powers, and she is determined 10
defend that independence and equality. She is
desirous Of peace but. # necessary. she can
cause hurt to her enemies and exercise terri
torial reprisals. General Castro Is determined
on this. He will in no case suffer venezuela 10
be Inundated or allow her rights to be de-
spised.
Other Venezuelan papers comment on the
situation in the same strain.
There is excitement at Caracas over the mill
sary scandals involving Generals Davila ana
Sanchez. After his appointment as military
conmandant at Caracas, Dav1la insuIted the
War Minister in the street He has now been
deprived of his command.
Ugly charges from GuaJira are mace against
General Davila, in Maracalbo
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
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THE KEARsARGE AT HAVANA.

Havana. Dec. 1s.-The United States battle
ship Kearsarge arrived here to-day. Rear Ad-
nairal Francis J. Higginson and staff called
Governor General Wood. who later returned the
visit.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
REPUBLIC4NS WIN IN COSTA RIGA.

San jose. Costa Rica. Dec. 1s.-The primary cleo
tons are The official Republican ticket won
There considerable rioting the polling
places. but the disturbances were quelled by the
poiFre
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

The candidate of the Republican party for Pres
ldent in Costa Rica is Maximo Fernandez. The
National party candidate is Ascencon EsquiveI
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TODAY
From
Hull November so
November "A m
Nicoai Copenhagen November 80. m
Ansteldyk. Rotterdam. December 8. Ho-Am
Para, December 5............-- s.
December
I-aurentian Glasgow December
.Ciernaanic Liverpool December H.. Star
Gibraltar. December II.
Patra Naples. December Fabre
Chicago Swansea, December Bristol CITY
Ell .New-Orleans December "A Morgan
Lucia December IL
Lucia December IL. Lamp Holt
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20
.Barbarossa Cherbcurg December LLOYD
Havre December
.Phpncia Bouogne. December 10. Hsmb- "A m
SATURDAY DECEMBER 21
'Campsna. Liverpool. December
pona Maria ..Lsbcn December g.. Portuguese
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
COLOR4DO SPRINGS STOCKS

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
fng Stock Exchange. by the Counselman 6; Day pri-
vate wire from William P. Bonbright & Co.. OF
Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

.,,.N.A. London December 12--.-.-At Trans
III Southampton December IA American
- " Naples. December 4.....-- . italian
Grenada ........Port spain, December li-'.Tr'nldad
mai
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise I 20 Sunset ABS Moon nj Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM.-Sandy IA Gov. Gate 3:35
z. P.M-Sandy "a Gov Island $50 He'll 3:45
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
san FRANCISCO STOCKS
San Francisco, Dec B.-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
Announcement.

Poke effect in Collars.
SEwANEE E. & w SYOSSET.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-06-20
Contributed Locals.

Mr.. Jacob A. Hunter, who has been pur'
suing q post graduate course at Furman
University, is now at Bamberg in the in
terest of the Baptist Courier. He has
been elected president of the John Glib
son Institute, located at Bowman, Georgia
This promises to be the leading college m
North east Georgia. Mr.. Hunter has &C
cepted, and will begin his work on the
first of September.
Misses Bulah and Effie Fielder, of Har,
leville, S. c., who have been spending
time with the family of Sheriff j. B. Hun
ter, left for their home Sunday morning
accompanied by their aunt, Mrs }. b
Hunter.
Married by Sheriff J. B. Hunter Tues
day afternoon at seven o'clock, Miss Eula
Craven to Marion Black, both of BAN
berg county. Both parties are small, but
seemed to be old enough to realize the
Importance of being married early. They
we're accompanied by small company OF
friends who witnessed the ceremony
After short "benediction" bad been
pronounced by the Sheriff, the young
hearts were made light and gay, and they
both went their way rejoicing.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-06-20
Sunday-schOOl Picnic.

The annual Sunday-school picnic was
held at St. Johns Baptist church, III the
lower part of the county, last Saturday
There was large attendance ofthe good
people of that community, and the day
was very pleasantly spent. Exercises
were held in the church at twelve O'Clock
Superintendent Carter first made an adj
dress, and he was followed by Rev. +. W
Pceples, pastor of the church. Senator
S. G. Mayffeld was then introduced and
made fine speech, along the line OF pro-
perly training the young. The addresses
were much enjoyed by the large crowd
present. The church was crowded, and
many persons were forced to stay on the
outside.
After the exercises in the church were
concluded, the good ladies spread boun'
tiful dinner. Free lemonade was dis.
pensed in large quantities, and every one
was we'll looked after. 1t is always a
pleasure for us to visit that section otth
county, and we never miss an opportunity
to be with those good people.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-06-20
Allendale Locals.

The Wilson-Weissinger wedding wa:
one of the most unique and elaborate at
fairs of the kind that has occurred in AL
lcndale in long while.
Miss Annye Moye, of Bamberg, and Mr.
W. V. Lanicr, of Millcn, Ga, are visiting
DR.. and Mrs Ogilvie.
Mrs. B. F. Warn, Misses Pauline Dick
inson, Sadie and May Brabham came ovel
from Bamberg on Tuesday to attend the
wedding, Mrs. Warn will return to hel
home in Narnyille next week.
Mr.. Cecil Dickinson, formerly OF tins
place, and who now holds 4 responsible
position on James Island, was on visit
to his parents recently.
Miss Florrie Brabham, of BamberG, who
served as brides maid to Miss Wilson,
fingers with us to the delight OF her
friends and relatives and 4 ''couplc OF
yOung mem"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-06-20
Union Meetings Barnwell Assocla
tiOn.

These will convene at the following
places:
1st division at Long Branch church.
Preachers expected to be present, A. BUST
and S. B. Hair. Mr.. r. 3. Tickling will
deliver an address before the Sunday
school mass meeting Sunday morning
1890.
end division at Healing Springs. Preach
er to be present, W. NJ. Jones. J.K. Hair
will speak to subject No. 2. Hon. S. G.
Mavfield will deliver an address Sunday
morning.
3rd division at Bamberg. Preachers to
be present, W. D. Mcmillan and j. l.
Ayres. Hayne F. Rice, Esq, will speak
to subject No. l.
4th division at Salkehatchie. Preach
ers to be present, c. E. Burts and W. G
Britton. w. S. Peterson will speak to
subject No. /.
9Th division at Olar. Preachers to be
present, W. D. Rice and G. N. Askew.
Subjects for discussions: 1. The i'm
portance of the social life in our churches
and throughout our Association. How can
it be done?
2. The training of young Christians
and it's relation to our denominations
work.
The committee has appointed speakers
for some of the subjects, and suggest:
that the Moderators of the respective
Unions appoint other speakers and mott
fy them before the time of the meeting.
Let each Union arrange for a Sunday
school mass meeting for Sunday morning
at 1890.
The committee suggests that the church
es at which the meetings are to be helt
provide dinner on the ground and enter
tainment for the delegates for the night
Let all the delegates come prepared to re
main for the Sunday service.
J. |. AYREs,
e. BURTs,
| Committee.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-06-20
A Delightful Reception.

Although, at five o'clock last Friday
afternoon, the dark gray clouds huns
lowering and threatening, the home OF
Mrs. G. Frank Bamberg was beautiful
and bright, for it was the occasion of
reception, in honor of her fair visitor
Miss Arnold.
Only those who were so fortunate as tt
be present, can fully appreciate how pleas
ing picture was presented to the eye
upon leaving dark clouds and muddy
streets, and entering the cosy parlor
where bright lights shone DER beautiful
palms and cut flowers.
The feature of the evenings entertain
ment was "a Story in Song" which af
forded great amusement to the guests
The first prize was won by Mrs
Havelock Eaves, the 'consolation" b.
Miss Adds Hays, both prizes being ex
quiSite hand made handkerchiefs.
After the awarding of the prizes, tn
charming hostess served dainty and de
| lishtful refreshments, and all presen
spent most pleasant afternoon.
The guests were rs follows: Misses
Eerta Johnson, Adds Hays, Allie an
Mamie Gee Jennings, Mabel Brabham
Won Eta Eavcs, Pearle Counts, Florri
Black, Miss Sample, and Mrs. j L. Eddie
man, Mrs. W. Paul Riley, Mrs. Haveloc
Eaves, Mr. W. D. Rhoad, Mr.. L. c. Price
Mrs. G. Moye Dickinson, Mrs. j. H. Cope
Mrs. A. w. Knight, Mrs J. A Murdaugl
Mrs. Minter, Mrs H. s. Bowling
Mrs. G. E. Cobb, Mrs. r. L. Risher.
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Shooting Afray.

An unfortunate shooting affray oc'
Cured near Ehrhardt last Saturday even
ing about $50 o'clock, in which Mr.. Geo
]. HERS shot and seriously wounded MIR
A. c. Carter. The parties live near eacl
other, their lands adjoining, and the diff
Guilty appears to have occurred in refer
ence to ditch. From the best informa'
ton we can get, it seems that Carter had
cut ditch which had flooded Hiers's
land. HERS then built dam to keep of
the water, and Carter had gone to cut the
dam when the shooting took place
HERS fired five times. One bullet entered
Carter's left breast, and this is the most
serious wound. Carter married Hiers's
sister, and their connection makes the
affair all the more deplorable. Although
Carter is seriously wounded, it is thought
he will recover