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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-11-12
Shoes an important Item,

People should great deal Of in the selection OF these
and buv reliable house. for the ordinary shopper
be imposed upon easily any other class of merchandise
they can't detect until they have worn the shoes
we saw again. buy reliable houses We pride
ourselves on keeping nothing but the best and those who have
been buying our year after year will bear out IN this
statement Our line of T. c. Goldman Black Bottom Shoes
for Ladies and Children have equal in this market.
We offering special line of Mems Money ordHr SHOES at
to Der pair elsewhere shoe better than will sell
for S1.25. ,,
to see them anybodyGents Ladies' and Children
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-11-12
COrSetS and Cloves

keep full lines Of Corets in the most popular brands
G. Corsets Dr. Thompsons Fitting Corses and the
Royal Worcheser Corses We carry full line of each Corset
popular shapes but should not have just
need we order direct from the factory for
We carry extensive line of Gents and Ladies Kid Gloves
in alSszee and prices.
Also nice line Fabric Gloves from to SOC per pair
Call and when you to nice line OF Gloves
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-11-12

The longest pendulum ever mace
was 377 feet in length and was swung
from the second platform Of the Elne
toner.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-11-12
Our Millinery Department.

department keep head trimmer and two assist
ants busy engaged all the time and most of the time during the
past two months they could not fill the orders
Ten years you had talked of such business this in
Millinery you would have been laughed and put down
nevertheless Millinery Department equaed by few and
surpassed by this State and why not? Our mner visits
the Of this continent twice year, backed
capital and financial standing that will throw the
and the most interesting part about Millinery Department
this We get you up Stylish Hats about third less than
you can get the same larger cities But you ask how
we this? We explain easily We do business much less
city people do it, at the time purchas
ing power is just the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-11-12
LARGE assortment of Comforts from soc to So so each
Window Shades Curtain Poes Curtainees and Scrms and
line of Draperies always hand large
Suits, CIoaks and Furs.

department that receiving great deal of attention
from the ladies just
nice line of Ladies TailorNlade Suits that
selling very close so to s15 per spt
of Ladies' Jackets is the largest to be found
in this and at prices to suit everybody Nice
Jackets in all szes from 81 50 to s2 so each
will high favor with ladies that pay attention to
fashions There nothing stylish than Furs this season.
We have nice line of Fur Scarfs Boas and Mufs at
all prices from 81 so to $40 each &
nice line of Chldrens Jackets from 81 to 81 50each
One of the attractive thingsn this department. this
season is our line of CIRCULAR Zephyr Shawls for
evening wra in all shades, from. SOC to 81
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-11-12
fs4 S0!S uAssins AssntS Mill Hosiery

This season the year when hose will be
needed and take this opportunity of saying that we are still
agents for Harvn Factory Gents Ladies and Children
strictly home industry and they should be the feet
every and child in Clarendon not simply because
goods anywhere else for the money
I'VE also carry full line of high grade Hose for both
Men and Ladies at 25 and 35c per pair
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-11-12

expense than city people can purchas
ing power is just the same.
Clothing at Rock Bottom Prices.
If you want Suit of Clothes cheap can't do
better than splendid line of Clothing feel that the
high grade line of Clothing carry and the low prices we will
name you is bound to impress you.
A nice line Of Pants very cheap.
The complete line of Gents Furnishing Goods to be
found in this town.
How does this strike you:
25 dozen Beached Heavy Canton Flannel Elastic Seam,
Servers Patent Gents Drawers, never sold for less
than 75c our price while they last SOC per pair
The best line of Gents ALI Wool Pants you ever saw
full line of Cents and Chldrens Hats at very close prices
Housefurnishings.
Carpet Samples, all WOOL yard square, 3Oc each
nice line of Art Squares from ......sA to SO each
A beautiful line Of Rugs at all prices.
large line Al-Wool Red and White Blankets from
s3 so ....................S6 Sc per pair
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-01-08
UP TO ROOSEVELT
ADMIRAL scHIEY APPEALS HIS
CAS-: 70 The HIGHEST
AUTHORITY.
PRESIDENT AGREES 10 HEAR

A5miral ans His Attorneys New Pre-.
caring :-e Fs.:s ir sne cc-.roversy
fc. Presentation :. tre cc~ma arcer'
ir.Chics cf tte Army a-5 Nsvy-Pa.
eefcre sre Erc cf ire Ncr.s.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-01-08
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Former President Cleveland. though
NOT fully recovered from his illness. Is
much improved in health.
George " Wiswell. president Of the
Milwaukee ..utual Life Insurance com
pany is dead. aged 80 years.
Lord Paunce.ote. the British anhas-
sador at Washington. is still confne!
10 his residence with rheumatic Cogt.
King Edward has conferred The Or
der q. Knight Grand Cross ~ the Bath
upon Marquis Ito. the Japanese states.
man.
William s. Warren has been re.
elected presiden. of the Chicago board
OF trade. This is MT Warren's third
term.
A bark caps;zei ai the mouth Of the
river Lezero. near Corunna. Spain. and
% persons, mostly women. were
drowned.
Roland r. ...olireux will not be
placed on trial tor second time.
charged with the murder OF Mrs. kath-
crime J. Adams. until tie beginning OF
March.
AZ result OF q premature explosion
of rowter blasts in the Newhouse tun-
mel at Idaho Springs. Colo. two men
are dead another il. fatally injured
and two others are IN a serious cor.
dit.or.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-01-08
GORGEOUS SPECTACLE.
Chinese Court Returns TO the City ci
PekinQ.

Pcking. Jan. S.--A telephone mes
sage from Mia -Chila Flu station. ont
side the city. says the special train
hearing the emperor and empress dow
acer is Just arriving. Thousands Of
officials have assembled there To re-
ccive their majesties. The entire route
10 the entrance Of the palace Is linol
with troops.
The imperial cortege entered the
Forbidden City at l:3o y. nj. II was
the most brilliant scene Peking ever
witnessed The procession consisted
OF thousand gorseously attired no
hlamcn mounted on glitteringiy ca
parisoned horses. The emperor. the
empress dowagcr Prince Chun. The
empress and several princes were
borne In yellow chairs. their escorts
carrying hundreds of gay banners and
silk umbrellas. The troops OF General
Yuan. .Shi.kai governor Of Pe-Chi-Li.
preceded the emperor. The foreign
community assembled on top the
Chen gate.
The emperor and empress dowager
entered the temple in the gate and
burned incense. The dowager en-
press. upon emerging from the temple.
saw the foreigners peering down and
bowed. A double row Of soldiers.
kneeling lined the four mile route.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-01-08

the position. 81. on learning :hat &c
provision rad been mace r. the city
char.e: for such G. emergency de-
ciaed 20 refuse The appointment.
CITY Clerk SehIengel says re XII.
10: pay OIL. a cen, over RS counter
without an order being signed by The
cot. p.rC..er a-6 many tens VI. t-ls
be hung up temporarily q. least. Il i
.ae opinion G. CITY At.0--er Rguge
tha. TIE vacancy can only be filed BY
special notice. which -Is- be given
SIX savs n advance.
Among tie matters .--y rp there y
are :. payment 9. city emT.oyes. ..e
issuing c. 100000 school boEds. 10
le...g q. various contracts an .ae
p.erara,ion G. The annual budget.
Mayor Rose said iha. while he was
aHare q. tae conditions of tie ei.y
char.s- - raj 70 fears ot a suspen
SO, II business a.a mat some pToT!
sion would be made a. a special meet
.rg - The common council .c- -ea.-
.-g he emergency
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-01-08

Hill or be under his control. The
Northern Securities company. It is
charged. does not intend to purchase
this stock. but simply to issue its own
stock In exchange therefor For these
unlawful purposes the company is
about to receive. unless enjoined there
from. all the capital stock OF the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific. This,
n IS claimed. Is part OF plan OF Hill.
Morgan and their associates, whereby
the two systems
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-01-08

Washington. jar s-The cttecs OF
AcM!ral Sehley's visit 70 TIE White
House Monday was % request the
president 10 entertain and ccns.de.
ar appeal FOR TIE reversal Q. :he &C
,.on @. Secretary Log anG lie lis.
approval q ,he majority .ldsmen, Of
the court of inquiry TIE interview
was satisfactory. tie president grant.
| ing the atmttal's reeges, Nessrs
Rayue- ard Teag.e will ass.s. Admir-
al Schles In he preparation {. 'he ap-
PEAL
The Interview ws.s .he president
was arranged il advance ard az its
conclusion Admiral sehlev .et. the
/ White House IN satisfied frame o.
| mind. Ee had bee.. give. full orror
sunIiy 10 present The case from his
! standpoint and 10 aceuaint the p.esi-
| dent Of many details o. which the lat
| .er could not have a.v knowledge
While Admiral Schley would not make
any statement regarding the. matter
| discussed. holding that an interview
| between naval chief ard his com-
| mander.n-chie. should he regarded as
| confidential K Is understood that he
brought 10 the president attention
many o. the allegeo.ni justices and dis
| crcpaneies of the majority report O!
/ the court Of inquiry.
Admiral Schley's interview with the
| president was the result OF his deter
| minaiion 10 exhaust every means in
| his power TO overturn the Judgment
| which has been rendered against him
| Ills new appeal viii be diHerea. from
| that submitted 10 the navy depart
| rsent. bringing oat some new facts
| which have ar important bearing upon
| tho controversy.
! Nessrs Rayner and TeaCu. counsel
| for Rear Admiral Schlcy. came over
| from baltimore and were closetei for
several hours with their client The
| following statement was given OFT by
| Admiral Schley's counsel at Ii. con
| clusicn ~ 'rc conference:
| Admiral Schley has decided 10 an
peal FROM tho majority opinion 81 the
court OF inquiry 10 the president Of tho
/ United States rs the commander ir
| chief of the army and navy This ac
iioa has been decided upon. nothing
more can be divulgei at this time. tho
| regulations Of the navy being such
that the siurc Of the proposed appeal
| cannot Il. revealed except by the pres
| iden; after the formal documents have
| been fled whit him
Mr. Rayrer stated that Il will iake
some t:r'e 20 prepare the appea! anc
| that IL vii. not he filed with the presi
| dent until after the return OF Admiral
| Schley from, his visit 10 Savannah
about the cnth instant
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-01-08
CANNOT % eUciNEss.
City ce Milwaukee Finds Itself With
cut Comptroller.

Milwaukee. Jan. S-The city OF
Milwaukee - without comptroller.
and. according 10 some OF the high
officials. cannot do business and IS
therefore a; staEdst.ll. The Office
o! comptroller was rendered vacant
BY the commitment of Comptroller
John r. Wolf 10 the county hospital for
the insane on Saturday last Mayor
Rose offered the position OF comp.
truller TO Ex-Governor George Peck,
who Tad .,'.st about decided TO accept
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-01-08
Recruits In = Wreck.

Chicago. Jan. S.-A Rock Island spe-
Cial bearing 900 recruits bound for the
Philippines from Columbus Barracks.
O.. was partially wrecked In the
Twenty-second street yards during the
day. Three men were injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22
MISS FISkE Welded
TO ENSIGN WELLS.
Ceremony in St. Stephens Church
at Noon Was Largely Attended.
Beautiful Costume of the Bride.

st. Stephens church on George street
who came to witness tho beautiful mar
risse scene of the daughter of the be-
loved rector OF the church, Mary Green
ough Walker Fiske to Ensign William
b. Wells. formerly Of Iowa, bat now
United states navy
For months much interest has centered
I'm this marriage. because 81 came very
near 10 the hearts of the people Of dear
old 81. Stephens. where the fair bride
has been known and deeply beloved by
old and young. and by all classes of
people, from the days OF her carly child
hood
Naturally. therefore, tho joyouSuess of
the brilliant occasion today was tinged
with an undertone OF sadness in the
thought that SO many dear and delight
ful associations iu which Miss lSkc was
ever leader. were to be changed. in
deed FOR The future home o. the bride
will be I'm the FAR distant south, at Port
Roval. South Carolina. where the groom
has an important commission IN the
United States navy.
The church today was devoid Of any
ornament or decoration. save the elabo-
rate decorations OF Christmas greens.
which in themselves lent a singular
beauty TO the scene.
Just before the whistles. gongs and
city clocks sounded The signal of mid
day the surplrcd choir OF ST. stephen 3
advanced down the centre aisle singing
as they went "rhe Voice That Brcathed
O'er Eden 4 few moments later the
bridal march from Luheugriu softly
pealod from thc organ loit and The bridal
party entered thc church and advanced
TO the altar
Tho bride was attended by her cousin,
Hon Horace g.. LippinCol- who gave
her away Her sisters. Eliza q. Fiske
and Gcorsia T. Fiske, ofhclatcd as
bridesmaids.
Tho ushcrs were: Lieutenant simpson.
4. s. n. Lieutenant Ryan, T.. $. n,
Or. &. Alexander Crawford. a. S. y;
Assistant Naval Constructor Bissett. T..
s. ~. an close friends and associates
of the groom. and they wore the special
fun dress uniform OF the navy, with
swords attached
AR y. j. Miller Jr., OF this city was
also lu usher. wnil, Mr. Thomas h.
owen. also ot this city. oIn,iat.d a. best
man.
A. tho bridal party stood Del .rc the al.
tar. tho sccuo was ID most imsroeaiye ne
well az an unusually brilliant ouc The
uniforms of he naval onicDfs. bright
with g,it and sold lace. ancrflrg Ga
striking contrast Goo ihe white gowns ~
the brill" and her moids and thc Christ
mae greens round about.
t-uou th. altar rested Jar OF pure
white roses. The maIriigs ceremony was
performed hy Rev. George Mcclellan
f'iskc father OF The bride. in n most im-
prcssivC manner. and at tlic cIOse Of thc
ceremony the choir left the church sing
ing meanwhile. "Oh Perfect Love Tho
bridal party followed 90 the familiar
march Of Mendelssohn
The gowns of the bridal patty were es-
peciallv beautiful. in each Instance.
The bride. herself was attired On heav"
white satin. en- train. The bodice OF the
gown had bertha Of old point lace and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22

, garniturc OF orange blossoms. A veil OF
tulle, fastened with orange blossoms
was worn. and a beautiful gold bracelet.
the gift of the groom, was her only orna-
ment She carried a bOquet of lilies or
the valley.
The gowns Of the maids were exactly
alike being OF white China silk trimmed
with folds OF light blue panne velvet on
the collar and cuffs of the same, and a
long sash OF the same material.
Light blue maline hats, ornamented
with large blue feathers were also worn
and the boquets were OF Roman hya-
cinths and maiden hair fern.
The brides mother wore lovely gown
Of gray crepe de chene with rich trim
minss OF black lace. and a gray chiffon
bonnet ornameutcd with white feathers.
Immediately following the ceremony
the bridal party held an informal recep-
tion in the guild house adjoining the
church.
Here the bride received her legions Of
friends, who surrounded her not only
with heartfelt expressions OF affection
and congratulstion. but also said good
bye The decorations OF tho guild house
were OF palms and ferns.
Mr. and Mrs Wells left this city, late
this afternoon on a wedding Journey. La
ter they will take up their residence at
Beaufort, South Carolina.
The bride presented a sweet picture as
she badc her friends adieu this afternoon.
She was attired I'm a travelling gown Of
blue canvas cloth. trimmed with light
blue broadcloth and a black silk ruffled
hat
Among the guests present at the we'd
ding was a large proportion OF the MEM
bors and congregation Of St Stephens
/ church. since a general invitation To the
wedding ceremony had been issued some
time since. through the columns OF the
Parish Register and from the pulpit.
Among those noticed in the great
throng today were the following: Bishop
McNickar. Miss McVickar. Mr. and Mrs
| William Goddard Mr. Robert Goddard
Gen. and Mrs. Ancs. Mr. and Mrs Elisha
Dyer. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Anthony Dyer,
Mr.. and Mrs \. J. Miller. Mrs. 4. J. Mil
Ter. Jr. Mr. Edward 7. Nickerson. Miss
Nickersou Judge and Mrs. John ~. Sti-
moss, Mrs. John ~. Tower. Mrs. William
darkness Arnold. Mrs Eliza Radekc. Mr.
and Mrs Frank A Rhodes. Miss Tsa-
belle Rhodes. i,cy. and Mrs T.. a. Ed
wards Rev. aud Mrs Samuel webb,
Rev Herbert !. Dana. Rev. Arthur NJ
AuCock. Mr. Theodore Greer. Mrs. George
l.. Collins. Mrs. w n. Chapman. Mrs
! William v. THllnRhast, Mrs. Walter Ar
miugton Potter Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Richmond Mrs and Mrs. & NJ Van
SlNck. Mrs William a. TAYLOR. the
Misses Peck AR. and Mrs r. s Doves
Aft.r the informal reception. in the
] Parish House. the members Of the bridal
. party wcrc driven Goo thc Flskc residence,
/ on Georue street. whore dainty we'd
ding breakfast was served. by Lyman. 10
! about 81 relatives and intimate friends of
| tho bride and groom.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22
ON PROBATION.
Five Young Candy Thieves Re.
leased by District Court.

The owners and drivers of delivery
wagons. left unattended on any of the
streets contiguous TO Academy avenue
hsve-btett subiectrd- to good deaf uf
annoyance of late.
A gang OF small boys has Systematically
looted bakers carts eyrocers' wagons and
fruit peddlers vehicles
Monday they stole from Weeks Bros
companyS wagon q sample case valued nj
80 and lot OF candy worth $40
The candy they ate; The sample case
they threw away.
That nisht n small boy went home too
sick 10 cat bis supper He had gorgcd ou
candy ana his condition led tu a confes-
sion and five arrests
They were James McBurnic. T.: Henry
y. Ray. u Richard Flynn. T.: Edward
Rowe. III. and John McManus, 2 wears old
They were arraicned Ia tho Sixth dis
trict juvenile court TODAY, pleaded guilty
and We're placed on probation until June &.
All are regular attendants at school
and arc OF good family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22

The senate met pursuant 10 adjourn
ment, His Excellency Governor Kimball
presiding and a quorum present. The
records Of yesterdays session as read by
Secretary of State Bennett were APP
proved.
The medical examiner appointments
were, upon motion OF Senator Robinson,
approved.
MORE APPOINTMENTS.
The governor announced the following
additional appointments:
state board of dentistry-Dennis f.
Keefe of Providence and Robert l.. Davis
of Woonsocket.
state board OF soldiers relief-Charles
C. Gray of Providence and Edwin r.
Allen OF Westerly.
Under tho rules they were laid over
until tomorrow and after only ten
minute session. the senate, upon motion
OF Senator Robinson, adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22
MORE POLICE
Put on Duty TO Prevent Trouble
by Boston Strikers.

Boston Jan ae-Rainy weather was not
propitoGs for demonstrations by the
striking teamsters or their sympathizers
early today. The rather turbulent Incl
dents which occurred last night in spite
OF special police precautions led TO more
extensive arrangements today for guard
Ing the water front and the business sec-
tons of the city.
In addition 10 present patrolmen under
Captain Foster q detail Of Is mounted
policemen and loo roundsmen from all
parts OF the city with Deputy Supcrin-
tendent Orinton NJ. Hanscom at their
head were detailed 60 the district most
exposed 10 trouble.
Deputy Hanscoms men were under in
structions 10 keep the crowds moving and
TO arrest any one who wouldNnot instant
~ obey the order 90 move on
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22
$4,000
FOR LOSS
OF HAND.
Agnes Russell Sues tho River
side WOrS!ed Mills for
Heavy Damages.

Agnes Russell has brought suit against
the Riverside Worsted mills to recover
$4,000. She was engaged as a spooler on
Sept. and claims she was ordered to
leave her work and perform another task.
a pail OF water was tipped over near
the machine and the plaintiff was ordered
to wipe the floor up where the water was
spilled. This was under a dangerous ma
chine with Cogg wheels and gears.
In performing her task and not avfare
gears. SO badly was IL mangled that II
was found necessary TO amputato II. The
allegation is also made that she was or
dered To perform the task which resulted
so sadly for her i'm so rough manner as
to add much TO the danger OF the situa-
ton.
Clarence A. Aldrich is attorney for tho
plaintiff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22
SHORT $4,000.
Titus Lost Money on Racss
and Killed Himself.

st. Louis. Jan. 22-An examination Of
the books Of the late H. s. Titus. sccrc-
tary and treasurer or the Western Corr
tnercial Travellers association. who re-
Gently committed suicide. has been con-
cluded snd shows a shortage Ot about
So 0oU
Il H. stated that Mr. srtius made
confession to certain members " a COM
mittee OF the association prior to the ar
nual election. which was held three days
before his death lie told them they
would nnd shortage and said ~ had
all g0ne on the races.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22

10 put back 10 this port.
Evans applied for and was provided
with accommodations at the What Cheer
lodging house. 213 South Main street,
where, with lot Of tramps. he remained
until late this morning.
He had been out of the house but a few
minutes when Patrolman Toole discov-
cred him.
The sick man was led TO a brick yard,
at the corner Of James and South Water
streets and detained there until word
could be got 10 DIR. Chaplin.
As soon as the latter saw Evans he said
that the latter was suffering from small
poX and ordered him TO be taken TO the
pest house.
This was done without delay and DR..
Chaplin went 10 the hospital To see that
Evans got there all right.
The steamboat authorities were notified
and SO was the lodging house proprietor.
The tramps VINO were Evans fellow
dodgers may or may not be In the city,
All who show up az the What Cheer and
at the other houses Will be Vaccinated
tonight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22
TWO DEAD.
Two Other Workmen Terribly
Injured by Explosion.

Kings Mills, o.. Jan. PA terrific exs
plosion occurred yesterday at the Kings
Mills Powder company. its force being
felt for miles. Every vestige OF the glaz-
ing plant was destroyed.
VIII Dustin of Mainville. Ohio. was
blown 20 pieces. David Thompson OF Ma
son, Ohio, was so badly mangledFthat he
died in o. few minutes. Charles Harper
and a man named Butler were also terri
bly, injured and their death Is expected.
Both are from South Lebanon, Ohio. The
mill was located some distance from tha
other buildings connected with the pow
der works and was the only one that was