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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-07-23
Killed In Virginia.

Norfolk, Va, Special.-K. w. Rig
gins, a highly-esteemed young man OF
BERTHE county, N. c., employed by the
Southern Candy Company, of this
city. was killed and his body horribly
mangled by a Berkeley street car
Wednesday night while the unfortu,
nate young mar was on his way to
Norfolk in one of the wagons OF the
company for whom he was employed
The horse was also killed. Mr.. Rig
gins was married IS days ago to a
charming young lady in Elizabeth
City, N. C.. His wife Is nearly frantic
from the sudden shock. The body will
be shipped to North Carolina for in
torment.
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Lumber Notes.

The Norfolk Lumber Co. will in
crease the capacity of its mill at Fay
%etteville, N. c., as lately reported. ex-
pending about s25, 1000 on new machin-
cry, etc.
The Tennessee & Indiana Lumber
Co. has been chartered at Nashville.
Tenn. with a capital stock Of 100000
The incorporates are A. AltdoeffeT. l.
B. Altaffer, Ernest L. Lyon, Harry
Lyon and J.. H. c. Lyon.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-07-23
LIVE ITEMS OF NEWS.
Many Matters of General Interest Ii
Short Paragraphs.
Down In Dixie.

1t is considered probable that the
project for improving the harbor Of
Baltimore and deepening the channel
will receive favorable consideration ny
building a cotton factory. The capital
stock Is s150.0O0. with privilege Of in
creasing to 5000, 600.
The Clark Manufacturing Co. OF
Jonesboro, N. c., reported incorporated
last May. with 500. 900 capital. has
elected David Clark of Charlotte. N.
c., president, and w. A. Graham
Clark Of Jonesboro, secTetary-treasur-
er. Arrangements are now being made
to install looms for the manufacture
Of denims. Power will be obtained
from the Eugenia Manufacturing Co..
which operates a 3350-spindle yarn
mill. and is under the control OF the
Messrs. Clark.
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Mills Closing Down.

Providence, R. /. ,Special.-The cot
ton mills Of the Coventry and Quid'
nick Companies, located in the towns
for which they are named; the Bernon
Mills, of Georglaville, and one or two
smaller next week. on account Of con.
sitions in the cotton market. Some OF
The mills are controlled by Robert
Knight. in Massachusetts and Rhode
Island. and 1t is expected that they
will be placed upon a four-days-per'
week schedule.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-07-23
Walters on a Strike.

Cleveland, Special.-The strike OF
restaurant walters and mattresses, in
a~ugurated here, was not as general as
expected, the number of strikers be
ing 200. In some restaurants non.
union help was obtained, while a few
places were closed as a result Of the
strike. The strikers demand an in
crease of 81 per week and slightly
shorter hours. A number Of the larger
restaurants granted the demands OF
the strikers.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-07-23

~cranky spells" abnormal restlessness. unaccountable depression Nmeu s
atefy noe the appearance of these symptoms the patient should be treated
by suggestion before opportunity is given for the craving. such a SUBJECT
frequently recognizes his danger and sincerely wishes to be cured. he IS
factfuuy conducted into the subliminal sphere, and then assure at IN &C.
cordancew with his own desire and decree, he has losta IL crSTmg 1r peer" We
and whisky; that alcohol in any form Will disgust hm' u d d mn
society OF low companions is tabooed; the pleasures associated W IN drnA i
the gfsmor of the barroom are pictured a IS meretrlcous ana paceo Ii 'hu
nnthithesis to the chaste delights OF home life.
The physical mental, moral and economic bankruptcy ma accompanies
Nfpsornania is held up before the view Of the sleeper, nj lie Is forced TO te
conviction that begotten of this apprehension has come into his soul an abhor'
fr drink and all that it stands for. He realizes the presence or ehcency
within him adequate to the enforcement of radical abstinence as TIT principle
"a his life and he is rendered insensible in the future to any such COMBINATION
of uassion and alurement as has usually constituted temptation. So he is led
simultaneously to scorn recourse to alcoholic stimulants or to extrnsc e3alta
tion II m kind either for convivial reasons, or in time Of depression, msfor
Or sorrow, and t. depend exclusively, under any mental or physlcai
Grain on the units of energy legimatdy manufactured out of the nutritious
aood Notwithstanding drinks, air, exercise and sleep. He will always act in
response to that suggestonal force when it is impaired by a pure minded
snepesuonist who is in genuine sympathy with the inebriate and operates
nth Thu courage of his convictions.
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Pauper Arrivals.

Berlin, Special.-Twenty-nine Kis-
chineff refugees have arrived at Ber-
lin en- route to the United States. Most
of them are penniless and collections
are being made among the Berlin He
brews to assist them. The emigrants
we're not directly affected by the mas
sacre. hence they could not get assis-
lance from the Kischineff relief fund.
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Hual ad d e Is the eAecutIEt tut caII3HHS JUL te 1HHe1""0
laws and the Chinese Exclusion Act, He is the official head of the Bureau
OF Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, which guards our ports ron
contagious diseases, maintains quarantine service and stations. and a great
mvxnm Of hospitals for disabled seamen. The Governments secret service
bureau reports directly to him. and he watches day by day the unfolding Oh
stories more interesting than the dime novels of his boyhood days.
and there accumulate in hi" files packages II reports, tied with red tape mfe
fhrining than the choicest example If yenowcovered hterature NOT oM9 Is
the Secret Service Bureau devoted to the detection of counterfeting, but III
services are called into play in connection with any secret service work wmca
u other departments may wish to have done. The Bureau o. STANDARDS
no which the question Of weights and measures may be hnany re1erreo' Is
srnder his direction. No steamship may sail in American watersn or cave a
Auerican port. the boiler of which does not bear the stamp Of ohcialm spec'
don BY n of his subordinates. He is the responsible head OF a die saving
Service with 22 stations and a Gordon Of men patroling 10000 miles OF coast;
OF a lighthouse system. marking the course of mariners with a chain OF hShts
from Maine away around to Alaska-From The Treasury in Scrloners s..
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Hypnotism a Cure
- For Inebriates
By j. d. Quaekenbos.

= means of the enlightened employment Of hypno-susgestion, the
subliminal self-that principle which dictates what is right and
inclines to good-may be brought into active control. 1t happens
to no n psycholosical fact that, in i state Of sleep, either natural
or induced by an intelligent physician through ordinary hyp-
notes, a human being is obnoxious to the !nsinuatlon OF a De-
lief impulse or thought which may dominate the waking lie
Periodic drink storms are usually forecast by significant in
dications, well known to the family and friends OF the vetm-
,ruoh y;tv of tomner unreasonable suspicious, SodeScribed
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Sunday in the Olden Time.
By j. +.

mother, in her best black gown, and with Ter foot stove Il the
- weather was cold, the father, freshly shaved, in his high ACE
stock and equally uncomfortable tall black hat and such oft the SIS
tiers as were at home, filled the two broad seats OF ur wagon.
with perhaps ne of u IS youngsters wedged IL, though We preferred
to walk in good weather; then the vehicle moved ut OF the front
i&$ySS gate and joined the procession of carriages going in the SAM drec-
tSSSS ton, impened by the same pious duty. With the foot stove or with
out II, went luncheons for the MONDAY hour for the religious e1er'
ches were IN alday affair, with forenoon and afternoon services.
and the Bible class and Sundayschool in the interval which the minister TOOK
Sr rest between his sermons 1t a OF supposed that his hearers needed
rect There were sheds for the vehicles, and the man who was kind to his
beasts usually put into his wagon with the family sandwiches a smanb bag OF
uain for his team. The services began a half past 10 and were w at half
past & unless the afternoon sermon was lengthy" a 1t was very apt to be;
i've hours of doctrine and edfcaton on which Heaven was supposed to smile;
~ hours of light and sunshine and recreation stricken out Of ur lives o n that
socaled day of rest-The Atlantic.
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Bird In the Bush
Worth Two in the HCnd
By Caspar Whitney

He value Of the bird to the farmer is as a destroyer OF the
insects which ravage his crops. Experience has suggested
and experiment demonstrated that, in sections where bird
life decreases. depredations to crops of fruit, grain and GEL
eral garden truck increase, despite spraying and innumerap'e
chemical devices to arrest the march Of the destroying insect.
Now, insects and worms constitute practically the whole
food of birds. Swallows and swifts course the upper air;
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Many Responsibilities Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury
By Frank A. Vander1ip.

SECRETARY Of the Treasury will discover that there are ale
most as many vessels which would fly his official flag should
he come on board as there are ships of war to fire salutes 20
the Secretary of the Navy. He has large fleets engaged in light
house and coast-survey work. while the revenuecuttcr service,
in which are many swift and modern vessels, does police duty
at every port. He is the final authority in all official judgments
relating to the more than 100000 who land on our shores an
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
Bright'S Disease and
Diabetes News.
san Franclsco. o.. b. 1oas

san FRANCISCO. oct ~ lrNS-
Th2 stockholders Of the John ]. Fulton
CO If san Francisco announce 10 the
world the durability of Chronic RriEhts
Disease and Diabetes. based on hundreds
of cures and two years OF demonstration,
disclosing about s. per cent OF recoveries-
in attrststiou OF these momentous facts
We present the names Of some OF the
stockholders business and professional
mon of this city. every one Of whom had
A. have previous opinions reversed and
he satisfied OF the Eenuinencss OF the dis
rovcTy before investing in this corpora
ton. w: Hon. Barclay Henley. Attorney
and cN-momher OF Congress: Thos Kirk
patrick. capitalist: Hon. d. N. Burns.
President Candelar.G Mining Co: a. z.
shsttuck. President Pacific States Type
Fa!ndrv: Edward Mills. President Bull
lock & Jones Co: Capt Roberts. Presi-
deut Sacramento Transportation Co: D.
T. Bender, capitalist: VIM. Sharp. cap
italist: W. B. Bradford. Alaska Packers
Assn: =. ". CL2rb. capitalist (Sacra-
iauaJ: q. Z. Bates. Attorney; F. o. Mil
ler Attorney; Chas. MCLane. Agency Di-
rector y. y. Life Ins. Co: Judge Bige-
low. cX-SuprCme Judge State of Nevada:
col ID. =. Fairbanks Cashier Petaluma
Savings Bank: r. Il. Sessions. Attorney
s.. Pac- r. II Co. aud many others.
TIC A-t OF the tlIlu lullt INTO nun .Tei31
ami includes druggists and physicians.
The T. per cent OF failures was largely
among cases that wcrc at deaths door.
ana many such recovered.
Tho Specifies that have al last con-
qFsrsd these dread diseases are known as
Ire Fulton Compounds- The Renal Com
pound for BriSht's Disease Is 81: the Dis
hetes Compound IS $50. We have estab-
Ifshed agencies in your city. and you will
find pamphlets and Compounds at Wolff
Wilson Drug Co. Sixth ann Washington:
Russell Riley 400 Olive: E-derle Drug
Co Sixth and Chestnut: Ilaboteau & Co.
broadway and Lucas ave; Judge &.
Dolph, SIS Olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
TWO DOWNTOWN HOLD-UPS.
FoOtpads AccOst Men Entering
Lincoln Trust Building.

Two attempts at highway robbery were
made at the Seventh street entrance II
the Lincoln Trust building early yester-
day morning. There were two highway
men. one a white man and the other a
negro.
The first attempt was made upon Viii
liam Nichwitz Of No. 7I6 Lafayette ave
nue.. who is employed by a tailoring com
pany in the building. The two men de-
manded his money as he was entering the
building. Nichwitz ran through the hall
and escaped.
The second attempt was made upon A
SchiesinCer, NichwitZ's employer. He was
acCosted in the same manner. One Of the
men struck at him. He ran into the street
calling for policeman, and the men dis
appeared.
The attempt at robbery was a very bold
one. as dozens Of persons We're passing the
building. NichwitZ had just started
through the swinging doors when the men
accOsted him. They demanded his money
and at the same time grabbed At him just
as he started TO run. SchleSinEer went
through the same experience. except that
he ran into the street and called for an
officer He says the men disappeared
around the corner into Chestnut street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
ANARCHIST TO BE DEP0RTED.
Came Over From England to
Preach Doctrine of Destruction.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

l:r-PJ. EI-Tr SPECIAL.
Ngw York. oct. 2i.-Instead OF touring
Tho country and spreading the doctrine Of
anarchy. as he had planned. John Turner,
an English anarchist. who was arrested
last Ei=ht at the Murray Hill Lyccum.
whore he was talking TO an enthusiastic
audicura OF reds will be ANONYMOUSLY
deGoIteI.
Tie is now in q cell Of the new prison al
Fills island. being the first person to be
locked uu there.
I'm the amendments made to the immi-
grafton laws last March. il is stated that
among persons debarred from entering
the country are anarchists or persons who
believe iu or advocate the overthrow. by
force or violence Of the Government OF the
United States. or Of an Governments. or
~ an forms Of law. or the assassination OF
-I-mmLi. rt.i.Ials. .
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
TEMPERATURE WILL RISE.
Continuation of Pleasant Wealth.
er Forecast.

A slight rise in temperature is predicted
by Forecaster Bowie for to-day. Light
southerly winds will prevail and the
weather will continue as pleasant as it
has been Tor the last lev DAYS.
Colder weather prevails in the Ohio Val
ley, the Eastern States and the South.
Killing frost is reported from the lake re-
Sion. Ohio Valley. Illinois. Missouri and
Western Tennessee. Light rains during
the last twenty-fcur hours have been re-
ported from ths East
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
rnI,Icntined Wan Found Dead.

An unidentified man was found lyinS
ON iae sidewalk in front Of the Victor
Ruo-liuu-housc. 6I7 Walnut street. early
yesterday morning by Patroiman DowclI
Of the Central District. He was taken "a
tho City Hospital where il was found
that DE was suffering from a fracture Of
the skull He died shortly afterwards.
n l= Thought th1t no - Thomas McMahon
OF Chicago. \ card from a labor agency
at No. - South Canal street, Chicago.
bore that name. The card stated that
NcN-hon wHs TO go 20 work for W 3.
Brown at Terry. III. When searched So
and knife were found on the man.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
MOB TARRED A BLIND MAN.
Objected to His Presence in
Home of Mrs. Stewart.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Binghamton, y. Y, Oct. 24.-Tarred by
a gang OF masked whitecaps. Nathan Wit
tcuLcrg.. q blind man. OF Walton. Dcla-
ware County. is seriously III. Several
members OF the community object to Wit
toubcrs being 1T the house OF Mrs. Rob
crt Stewart. The mob surrounded her
home last night and knocked for admis-
sion.
When Mrs. Stewart opened the door
they rushed in and seized WittCnbcrE.
who. hearing the womans screams. was
Irupiug his way through the hall. The
blind man. who Is strongly built. struggled
fi"rccly and in tho fight upset a kettle Of
tar the visitors lad brought.
The crowd finally ovcrpowcred him and
carried him. struggling. out OF doors and
applied a coat u tar Then the mob de-
parted.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

hsIS-25 TO New Orleans and Return
- the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. OctO-
b-r - ard e6 Ticket Office. SIS Olive street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
RIVER CONGRESS AT OMAHA.
November j Is Date of Improve
ment Convention.

Municipalities and public organizations
arc invited to send delegates to the Mis-
souri River Improvement Convention. 10
be held In Omaha. Neh-. on November ..
The convention Is the result Of the work
OF Henry T. Clarke of Omaha. who wa
appointed deleEate-at-large 20 the four
teenth annual session Of the TTansmissis-
sirri Congress. held at Seattle. in August.
The question 10 be discussed pertains 10
permanently protecting the cities. towns
and lands in the valleys of the Missouri
and Kansas rivers from floods. The dis
asteES Of last spring are held TO be good
cause Tor immediate endeavor TO enlist the
aid Of the Federal Government.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
J-ges Delegates to Atteac.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
cS,v Orleans La. Oct. 2s.-J. y. Lucas.
chairman II the New Orleans Levee Ez-
tcus.o ON Committee, said to-day that the
complCt" success Of tho New Orleans
I...vee Convention depends on the actual
ATTENDANCE Of delegates from the cities
north Of here. Chairman Lucas Is working
.z,aloUsly Go promote the success nf the
convention aUi urges every delegate -
attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

stIarel s.,' ersl times what they can do - a
s;-csL laH". both At IN" dedication Of the Fra
IT,rHslf u given to she inmates Of the ''AIt'u-
1sn- T. IS now loft for thgT 20 pleas their
.rI'ELE as concert PLAYERS. SlEuur tfampnteiln
arI Nis> Jcnnie Krone will sing th. irs,
.','- i'-- 'lilil ''Lin 7tll- d" 80. -
CONE IT'S and Wa a faroritc member oi many
,T'7a .".aganies-
800 H--s-E Peoples Orchestra. under the di-
rg.t5.n NJ Victor LIchtraztcin. will give cor
gC-r 20 she oicon Friday evening The ri,
lowing programme has lr~n arranged:
uy.-tura- Poet and Peasant..-...--Fr. y. Suppe
s--- a. I.tlI.t ,-Entas.e f,r vIalin,. Dc Berior
A.s1 Bessie C"ar and orchestra ,,
ti Lion du -tiillet
.4HH-l.N ian Rhapsody Tor Niuin---------. Hausei
Jacob Ilet'rstein and orchestra.
'''i l ,i,,ii,s an, $ig'iiiSa ,i ''n ~
GyU-y Melodies ,6ar yioIinD..-- .sarasa'e
-zo ,slo VOLTA ia.' u4 ut.'uEGgr5 Handel
Orchestra.
H.rre-0- George Helncmaan. the leading COME
#.aa o. tn- German stock company O.: vhirh
h- s -re-s=or. will make his first appearance
r-- season as L0hedauz in 's'Do'tvnrscE
.h'anfu= iirIsl. a Manns;ae1r farrc. II ~"
.u;L zaa r''ur.gser had hti ~ mind ths um,- -
.a.. Hrittru ral" more arT5nT5llte. ~,
NJ. EiinTs 81 III" company. including lSoil'
lr EsTrily cast Ny, Thursday night the com
-s#E TllI appear Il fTalHlll'n- a Dumas
MS comedy. ia which Wilma Won Hphenal VII
appear
Ire school so- Opera director announces No
v0mbe- aS- as the dat" for the first operate
I'o'n. t-.' oi ha'i' i''"e'i'''n s'"l ""'lH
EsS a,t .g-sa .y malign nation IS ms soaS,,3 ,.9
.7E more man forty god voices. Is daiiv en-
lsrE"1 by The addition OF members. who arr
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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
The Mems Half Hose

Consist Of fine plain and ribbed cotton
isles and CaShT"reS- oil regular made.
high splicet heel and toe. strong. Iura-
ble yarns that you cannot dA
buy elsewhere under 3jc q
to 7jC. choice fAA
tomorrow ...............-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
Russia and Austria Propose 10
Supervise Every Act of the
Sultan's Government.
OTHER POWERS MAY OBJECT.
Porte Probably Will Object
Strongly Until Assurance Is
Received That Scheme
Meets General Ap-
prOyal.

Cons;antinople. Oct. e4.-T'he scheme Of
the Powers for amelioration OF affairs in
Macedonia, as submitted 10 the Porte yes
terday. has for its guiding principle con-
troll Of ard surveillance over all branches
OF the administration OF the disturbed
Provinces hy Austria and Russia for q
period OF two wears.
The proposals include the appointment
OF one Austrian and one Russian Assessor.
10 1c attached 1" the staff Of Hilmi P.ish.,.
the Inspector General. with "A corps Of as
sistaDts. secretaries and Interpreters.
whose duties viii De- to exercise control
over AL the acts "T the provincial aUthori-
ties
A European General in Jhe Turkish seTv-
ice is g" be appointed go command the
EeuGarmerie. and h. will be assisted by an
adequate number ~ Russian and austrian
officers acquainted with the languages OF
the country and. if necessary. BY Austrian
and Russian nouCommIssioned officers
Further important proposals. which will
be bitterly opposed by the Sultan. provide
FOR the establishment OF communal auton-
umy and the rectificatiOn Of the present
communal boundaries with the view TO
the better distribution OF the various
communities and the creation OF BulEa-
rian. Albanian. and Servian spheres. that
shall be more homogeneous in nationality
and religion.
Other points Of the scheme deal with
the relief OF refugees. the rebuilding Of
villages. schools and churches the dis
handmsnt OF the irregular troops and the
prohibition Of the employment Of BaShi-
Eazouks. Opposition 10 the whole scheme
IS expected on the part Of the Porte. but
the Austrian and Russian Ambassadors
demand the adoption OF the plan with The
least possible delay.
Il il thought that some OF the other
Powers may object 70 the appointment Of
exclusively Austrian and Russian assess
ors. and demand that the Commission Of
character.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

Bulbs and Seeds.
Transplant them before the
cold weather comes.
Chinese Sacred l.rlf#H. ,ach--5c
Fine Mixed Single Tulips.
Fine Mixed Douhl" Tulips.
dozen ..--..-... ..---.... l1C
Single Narcissus. pearl white.
each ...---............. PC
Double NdrCisSus NuU tluu.
faTCN. n.----.-.- .....-.-.--.. &c
Finest Mixed buurl. Hyl-
yiuths. assorted. 'Irh----.. sc
Finest NIINf-l SiuEl. HyH-
riuths. assorted. each .-----4C
Finest Mixed CrDcu-. duE-- &c
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

Paris. Oct Alt is believed here that
in view OF the fact that the terms of the
latest RusSian-Austrian note to Turkey
provide that the proposed commission OF
control. which f. to assist Turkey in car
Tying out the reforms in Macedonia. y
10 be composed Of Austrian and Russian
Representatives. without any representa-
tiyeS OF the other Powers. that the sui
tan may defer accepting the plan until
he has ascertained the attitude Of Great
Britain. France and the other Powers
interested in the Orient. and IL Is said
that these Powers are not likely TO favor
the reform plan unless they are repre-
scented upon the commission.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
Assumption Euchre.

The women Of the Assumption Parish
will give the second Of a series Of euchres
for the benefit OF their church Wednes-
day evening in the school hall at Ninth
and Sidney streets. Play will begin at
S.a4 o'clock
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-12-03

Rural free delivery route No. 3
from Keota, Keokuk county, begins
service Dec. l.