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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-04
SLASHEO WITH KNIFE,

Tennesseean Slain In Dispute at Lime.
stone Cave.
Knoxville. Tenn, Sept. IA special
to The Sentinel from Johnson City
says Louis Buchanan and George
Preston. two well known citizens of
Limestone cave, became involved in
a dispute over domestic troubles. Pres.
ton drew a knife and slashed Buchan-
an across the right leg just below the
hip.
Buchanan fell and died in a few min.
utes. Preston escaped to the noun
talns nearby
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-04
DROWNED IN SEWER.

Thnse Men Caught by Unexpected
Overflow.
Milwaukee. Sept. 1.-Three men
were drowned today in a sewer. They
are r. J. Hinke, contractor, and Su.
perintendent Schunke, OF the water
company. An unknown man was
also victim.
Contractor Hinke and his men were
at work lowering the sewer in North
avenue under the newly depressed Chi.
cago and Northwestern railway tracks
and were caught by a sudden and TN.
expected food OF water and were
drowned before they could &c tout.
Several others had narrow escapes.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-04
Telegraphers' Demands Granted.

Chicago, Sept. 1.-Negotiatons
which have been pending since May
! between the Illinois Central railway
and the Telegraphers, slight bodlfed,
were granted. The average increase
In the salaries is 10 per cent.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-04
FLED WRATH OF WIVES.

Youthful Bigamist Requested To Be
Looked Up.
New York, Sept. 1.-Joseph Lauer,
20 years old. has astonished the Brook.
lyn police with request that he be
looked up.
IL have got two wives" he explain
ed. Both are looking for me with
o Warrant and think I'd rather spend
the night here than go home"
The police readily accommodated
him.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-04
Collieries Close Dn,un

Shamokin, Pa, Sept. In accor-
dance with orders last week four COL
heries of the Union Coal copany were
closed for an indefinite period today :,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-04
To Corner Brazilian Coffee

New York, Sept. 1.-The Journal do
Commercial, announces says Herald
dispatch from Rio Janeiro, that syn.
dicate OF American capitalists is about
to purchase the whole stock of Bra.
lillian coffee.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-04
Iron and Steel Institute.

barrow on Furness, England. Sept.
The autumn conference of The Iron
and steal institute opened here today
uder the presidency of Andrew Carne-
gle.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-04
Fatal Mine cave.,n.

Victor, Colo, Sept. 1.-Wesiey
McChesnie was instantly killed and
Archie Lemontague probably fatally
injured by the caying In, Of ayslope inF
a mine In which they were WORKING
near Cameron
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-04

ever. refuses to accept such an eXpla-
nation without conclusive praof that tho
judicial Investigation continues.
Burning Of American College.
The attempt to burn the American
college at Kharput occurred five weeks
ego and apparently was the work Of
an individual Who considered he had
q grievance against the college author
tiles. When Mr. Lcischman was in.
formed Of the attempt he demanded
that the porte protect the American
institution. ard as consequence of
his representations Instructions were
sert to the authorities at Kharput to
try in the regular courts the charges
against 90 Armenians accused Of traf-
licking in arms ana engaging in other
seditiCus acts. Among the accused
Is Professor TencEcGjian of the Amer
lean college. whose treatment in pris-
on pending his trial. was so ordered
to be improved. Mr.. Lcischman is
pressing for definite settlement of
number Of matters on which agree.
mHnts We're reached with tho Turkish
authorities last year but which, in
spite Of frequent promises on the part
OF the pcrte have never been exncut-
ed. For instance, = naturalizod Amer.
lean is still in prison at Tripoli, Syria.
although the porte has frequently in.
formed Mr.. Loischman that the author.
tiles at Beilut who have jurisdiction
over Tripoli had been ordered to lib
crate him. Yesterday Mr.. Ieischman
Al
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-04
WILLIAM G. MAGELSSEN.

to customs. Mr.. Ieischman, how
ever. refuses to accept such an expla-
nation without conclusive proof that tho
judicial Investigation continues
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-04

cIS iepoil t4idI william I
selssen, the United States vice and
deputy consul there had been assassi-
rated. The Turkish officials continue
to insist that no attempt was made
cn the vice consul's life, and they re-
assert that the. whole story originated
In feu-de-joie fred on the occasion
Of native marriage and in accordance
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-04
UNCLE SAM TAKING
ENERGETIC MEASURES
Turkey Cannot Trifle With
American Interests.
sHE HAS SHOWN BAD FAITH.

u Is Believed that the American Ma.
81 Demonstration In the Turkish
{l3rs Will Cause Immediate Set.
}Hft Of Pending Disputes.
lUI Aaie. Sept. The porte
ster~hefschman that
fuaye been made at Beirut
Lotion with the shooting which
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-05-14
MR.. FOOTE'S ADDRESS TO BANKERS
Creating of Office Of State Revenue Agent an
Unwise Piece Of Legislation, Etc.--A
Large Audience.

year, that gallant soldier, noble
patriot and wise statesman, John M.
Stone, succeeded to the office OF gov
ernor, and in 1877 appointed Hon. J.
Fl. Echols as state revenue agent.
He held the office till 1880 and re-
signed, when that polished gentleman
and honored veteran, General Writ
Adams, was appointed. He continued
to fill the position till 1895 when he
resigned to accept the appointment of
postmaster at Jackson, and his son,
the present incumbent, was appoint
ed his successor.
This Office having been created for
the specific purpose stated above
was limited as to duration, and ex-
pired by limitation before its purpose
had been accomplished. 1t was re-
enacted by the legislaturde, and Mr..
Adams was re-appionted. The code
of 1892 greatly enlarged and diversi-
fed the power and duties of the agent.
In 1894 the legislature repealed the
greater part of the code chapter on
state revenue agent, and enacted a
still more drastic, law, making the
Office an elective one.
1t is safe to say that this is one of
the most unwise pieces of legislation
ever put upon our statute books.
1t gives powers and authority which
in some respects are not only in viola
tion of the constitution, but in vio-
lation of the first principles of free
government.
This law invests the revenue agent
with the power and makes it his duty
to bring suits against all officers,
county contractors. persons, corpora
tions and companies, for all past due
and unpaid taxes of any kind what
ever, for all penalties or forfeitures,
for all past due obligations and in,
debtedness of any character whatever,
owing to the state, or any county OF
municipality or levee board and fol
1
damages growing out of the violations
of any contract with the state, county,
| municipality levee board. He may
sue in the courts of law and equity
| 1t is made his duty to investigate the
| books, accounts and vouchers of al
fiscal officers of the state and every
county, municipality and leve'
board After the expiration of thu
fiscal year he has the power, if HI
believes that any person, corporation
property, business, occupation or cal
ling has escaped taxation. to caus
to be made an additional assessment
and if the assessment be not made o
is unsatisfactory to him, he has tn
right of appeal. In short, he is in
vested with authority to establish an
maintain a system of spying upon tn
business of all classes of people an
corporations in the state, and to tha
end he may appoint sufficient num
Der of deputies, which means an
number he chooses, and he may orga
) ize his army of spies, and distribut
D them in every county, city, town an
hamlet of the state, to annoy an
r harass the good people who bear thei
g share of the burden of government, {
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-05-14

In discussing the subject which has
been assigned to me by the executive
committee | wish it distinctly under
stood that have no purpose or design
to indulge in censure or criticism of
the distinguished gentleman who
holds the Office of state revenue agent
under our laws, and for this he is
rather to be commended than con-
demned. Neither is it my purpose or
desire to make any plea or forbear
ance or excuse for the citizen, COM
pany or corporation who does not
cheerfully bear his or their just share
of the burdens of government. This
is duty imposed not only by patri-
otism, but by justice and equity. 1t
is the law under which the revenue
agent acts that constitutes the object
of the attack. believe in the en-
forcement of all laws, be they good or
bad, for unless unwise and objectiona-
BILE laws are enforced there is no hope
for their repeal.
That the system devised by the
legislature and so rightly enforced by
the revenue agent for collecting what
is styled in the law escaped taxes, y
is wrong in principle and baneful in
its effects upon the welfare of the
people of the state is clear to the
mind Of every thoughtful observer.
Our government is based upon the
theory that its citizens are intelligent
and est-intelligent to see their
duties as citizens, and honest to pre-
form them without equivocation or
evasion. 1t is true there are intelli-
gent men who are not honest when it
comes to dealing with the state, and
this is the class of men who it was
originally intended by the lawmakers
should be hunted down and made to
disgorge the dues to the state, which
by concealment and fraud they unlaw-
fully withheld or having come into
their possession they failed to pay over
10 bIl6 Sbdt6 IL am OOlACSbly III
formed the office of revenue agent
grew out of the frauds that occurred
during the reign of the carpetbaggers
in Mississippi. During this dark and
eventful period in our history all sorts
of devices and frauds were resorted
to by carpetbaggers and scalawags
taking advantage of the ignorance
of the nergo to make them easy dupes
in evading their just share of the
burdens of government and appropri.
ating to their personal uses funds com
ing into their hands which rightfully
belonged to the state or to the counties
and municipalities.
The first law was enacted IN 1877
when this era of fraud and embezzle
ment was at full tide, and its passag
was one of the co-incidents which al
ways happen, that men who steal ar
sure to furnish means of detection
It was never the purpose of thos
who enacted the law to enforce it
In fact, the Office thus created wa
not filled until after carpetbag negr
government was orverthrown in 1870
Upon the impeachment of Governc
Ames by the legislature the sam
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Tranfrcifi's Tnlturfamnf.


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Sampler oerla fen Baltimore Don
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OEefern Marh[ann Balm.

Srot i Il Rraft an q. SUM 1903.
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gpntre u NJ Grams,
Der an Der Spite unisres diiattiden
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Der 4usfpru9 e r
Wilbelm's: sd tann nur 4merifaz
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f9en prefe bes 2ansen uno 9reiten
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acknowledging" ertldrt, bub aaiz
fer Wilbelm ben Qusipru4 gar ni4t
nethdn Fat.
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Nm y. SUM Worrts Jrieo N an II, /
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Hommtu.
3,lspbOus 6. & 3. ct. RAM 225o-NO. Sen. 81.
6. RtiliOn, Observation-Disclosures
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Grfhriionen per 9ampfer.
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W,nn mir BADEN Old betrilbt.
g1, q bait ieBt. iiberipunotn
Ntanbe ihnerc, bart, Stunotr,
Mtander Sdq uro maHtt Rdbt
oait III in Sbmcrgtn juqebra6t.
Starobaft bait On ie s%rtraGcn,
S:inc Sbmericn. Seine 4la9eut
Pis Scr IoD Sein Nuge bribt;
Sod ~pergegu mir Sid ntbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01

Wn1opoll5, ul. NoRul= SlAlLOHt 10y ~
GumosnsSt otion, 800, 1900 BERN, !l2M WtIts
tags, 5.25, $40 Ta6m.
gcrlafcu Gumben=S totIou nab Gttoerld, !l.5S,
1000 Born, 1915 Dorm, 125, 430 uno +5.35
"G 8in5sft.T, 1920 Born, 300, 4.2o, 500 RAIDS
"t1i' @9trstopn. 900 gorm., !4l5. !L3o 9o@m.-
GumottzGitg uno Dit 9IirD, 9gea., .735. @.l5
8orm., 1925, ADO, So. $50, 'll.35 abtnDs.
q9nTTo3rn' mi @opal.S %tation, 800 Taam. Gam.
o,u=5totipr 900 Hadmttt1Gs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Mittfpodl, len L. Suit 1908.

uGottpn" mar in bie5en
Gasen 5rumpf; in 4merifa in Wdaz
StraBe uno in 3iel bei'm 9eiu4e oes
nmerifdniihen 9eI9naoers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Sefannt ma d)unaen.
nSdpprszS uredu,

mSdpprezSnreau,
JIt II more tD., Den y. SUM lH3.
ia g 4 NJ It a q, ben 4 9ull 1903, DIR Sabrt5tde
Der 1luobbduqi Q.eits< II rfldruuq lit, ipcrOen Die Iius
ui,ipal=Siirtau an oieism Sage QtI6loTen blel5tn.
Die Qstp0bnl;8 am sumitaa obgtbaltsnen WdTt's
pcrocn am Jrcitas, Den 8. 5uIi 1903, itatt3tnoen.
Robert W. WcSant,
nrr;77 90 IurD W(abor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01

3u ben 9pIbfunoen n
Deuti9 : Oitafrifa miro aus OAR es
Salam gei4rieben: 0d6rno Die 8ez
flyer Der 8olofeloer BON Sramba
trob reihen 9oloporfommens immer
nod nit Dem Infange zines regslrehz
ten 8erg6etrie6es 5Ogsrn, neil Der
Mansel an GiIenbahnen i'm oeutifsn
S9ubgebiete benSransport Der MOTH
tpenoigen sroben Mdi9inen auf 5rdz
ger56ultern iibsr peite 2anoitreden
BIT einem risfanten unterne6men
ma6t, i6eint i'm Noroen oes S6usz
gebistes, am 8ictoria : See, po Die
brittI6en Nahbarn our9 bic ugunz
baz8abn bas ceutI6e @ebiet sugdnge
lid sema6t baben,ein na6rern Boom"
ii4 3u entfpiteln. Die @ntoedun9
bon reiden @ploquarsen BEL Stoma
bat bereits aa6lreiGe proipettoren
aus Siioafrifa ungelodt, uno fat nit
ieoem Sampfer treffen in OAR es
@alam Gnsldnoer Elm, bic iid nad
ben DsutiGen 9erggeieben ertunoigen
uno iih ounn na6 oeuti6en Stutios
men am 8ictoria : See begeben. Nu6
elm beutf6es Goniortium lit fleiBig
am G6iirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01

rSn bic 9dnbe,eines 9 o.
naparte, oes @ntels ienss 9Dnigs GU
ftid, Der in Baltimore beiratkte unb
ii4 nsoerlieB, dls iein a0nigrsid
Weftpbulen ii9 in Woblsefu(len uufz
lpite, Fat RooleDelt bic peitere Ser
folsung Der YOit : 8uoler gelegt." -
go lefen mir in einem We6ielOlatte.
Oils ii9 oas a0nigrei6 Wstpbalen
duflDfte, ia, mod ebe es 0 Nupoleon
esf6dffen pprcen, bate ii6 Ssrome
8~onaparte auf Gebsib isines9rubers
bon ieinsr ameritaniiden Satin
trennen miiifen. Inn iid auf 9efe6l
Napoleon's nit Der Yrin5ehin Sd
tbarine bon Wiirttemberg 81 permd6z
len. Na9 Baltimore lit &Onig 2uitid
mad 1905 ni9t mebr getOmmsn.