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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23

perlty is even excseuea py lue spirlt-
ual. In some Of our mission fields
there have been large ingatherings
and a hopeful spirit characterizes the
laborers in the vineyard.
"The total in the hands of the
treasurer during the year was $122,-
237. The disbursements were $49.-
22l. The balance OH hand March 81,
being $73,O16.
"The expenditures were as follows:
Support of four missionaries and Is
churches among the Mexicans; 81
ministers and 163 churches in Texas;
II ministers and 50 churches in Ar
kansas; 16 minister's and 45 churches
in Florida; q ministers and So
churches in Indian Territory; s min
listers and II churches in Georgia; 4
ministers and Is churches in Missis-
sippi; one minister and four churches
in North Carolina; 1 evangelist and
10 churches in Tennessee; 6 minis
ters and 6 churches in Louisiana; 6
schools and II teachers in the Indian
Territory, and 10 schools and IA
teachers in The mountains. The en-
tire number Of ministers and teachers
supported in whole or in part was 1877
and of churches and schools aided
394.
The report on Foreign Missions
was also read, and a most splendid
showing has been made on this great
work.
In spiritual results the year has
been one Of progress in all our fields
The number of missionaries now on
the roll is 2O6. The total cash re-
ceipts were $259,617, and the total
disbursements S274,344. The balance
in the treasury at the close of the
year was $31.29.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23
Shot by Step Son.

Spartauburx, Special.-P. c. Can
non was slot ana Instantly killed
about 10 O'Clock Saturday nn,siIt by
his step-son, Ubi atilliean, who is b.
present in the city Jail. the shoot
ing took place on Morgan Square,
almost in front Of the Palm cafe. The
deed was committed with u 44-ealibre
Winchester rifle. Cannon fell dead in
the door of the cafe, into which he
had started to run, the bullet having
entered his back at the centre OF the
left shoulder blade and passed
through the heart, coming out just
over the nipple. Death iii thc opiu-
ion Of the physicians was instantan-
eous.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23
Mr.. Fairbanks OF For Conference.

Washington, Special Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks, accompanied by Mrs.
Fairbanks, left on Thursday for Bir-
mingham, Ala, to attend the General
Conference Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South, in session there.
The Vice President had wished TO re-
main in Washington i'm til the rate bill
was disposed of, but numerous de-
lays caused him to change his mind.
Mr.. Fairbanks goes as a fraternal
representative of the northern branch
Of the church.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23

senate to make d further explanation
Of his connection with the efforts to
secure an understanding between the
president ..and the Democratic sena-
tors on the railroad rate bill, basing
his statement on an article in the
Chicago Tribune and the New York
Tribune, charging him with bad faith
in connection and giving ex-senator
Chadler as authority for that state
ment. He read series Of letters and
memoranda, beginning with a request
from himself to the former senator
for a copy Of any statement that he
might have made that justified this
statement.
The Rate Bill Again.
The consideration of the rate bill i'll
committee Of the whole was concluded
and the measures was then reported
to the Senate, where there will be OPP
portunity to review and alter all the
amendments heretofore made.
Practically the entire day was de-
voted to the consideration of the anti
pass amendment which was adopted
after making so many exceptions as to
arouse laughter in the Senate every
time the provision was read.
The work Of the Senate as such
was confined to the partial considera-
tion of the pipe line provision, which
Morgan proviso extending its opera
ton to other countries where the Unit
ed States had jurisdiction.
There was sharp colloquey be-
tween Senators Daniel and Tillman
over an amendment to the anti-pass
provision.
Senator Daniel sought to have the
snti-pass amendment so amended as
to include tic families of attorneys
among those who may receive passes
and Senator Tillman said that Mr..
Daniels amendment would make the
provision laughing stock and sug-
eested that MI. Daniel should with
draw his amendment SO that 1--WE can
get to something else. :"
The Virginia Senator did not accept
with favor the characterization of his
amendment. "I don't intend To sit
still and listen to the misrepresenta-
ton Of my amendment III your M
Just and passionate manner" he said.
Hc had interrupted Mr.. Tillman to
make this statement md notwith-
standing he spoke i'll evident anger the
South Carolina Senator apparently
did not resent what was said. lie
replied by calling attention to the fact
that his antagonist was proceeding III
his time and adding: 1'I propose to
retain the floor and also to retain my
temper
Mr.. Daniel did not, however, take
the hint to surrender the floor and
he continued his remarks, saying:
"Your manner is rough and Insult
ing to gentlemen with whom you are
debating
Nh. Tillnlan still kept his temper
and yielded the floor to the Firginlan
in order that the latter might con-
tinue his speech.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23
Forty Houses Burned.

Atlanta, Ga. Special About forty
horses, occupied for the most part by
negroes, were burned in south Atlanta
early Thursday. The loss will be $40
900. The location Is several miles
from the center of the city, and quite
outside the city limits, surrounding
Clark university for: negroes and not
far from the federal prison, both of
which were stated t be in danger for
time. Although the houses were
outside :the fire limits, the city de-
partment went to The rescue, but on
account Of the lack Of water; it was
able to do little good and the fire.
burned itself out. Neither insti;u-
ton was seriously threatened nor
damaged.
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Three Murder Gases,


Greenville, Special.-Lizzic Gold
smith, colored, who killed her husband
on April 18th by jabbing him with an
ordinary table fork and striking him
with an axe, was acquitted. The evi-
dence was sufficient to sustain a self
defense plea. Will Brownlee, a negro
charged with stealing live stock.
pleaded guilty and the court scntenc-
ed him to hard labor in the State
pcnitentiary for 10 years. Will Gar
many, a negro charged with killing
Jim Chamblee, another negro, was
found guilty of manslaughter and was
given seven years in the penitentiary.
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The Comerce Commission.

While The debate on the personnel
of theaInter-Stat Commerce Commits
sion wassEin progress in the Senate
Senator illman took the floor to
make statement OH behalf of ex-Sen-
ator Chandler which has been mo-
mentarily expected since Senator
Lodge s. conveyance last Saturday to
the Senate Of the Presidents emphat-
ic deniaEsof some Of the statements
credited 10 Mr.. Chandler by the South
Carolina Senator.
Mr. Tilman read the portion Of Mr..
Chandler9s memoranda of his confer
ences with the President which has
heretofore beer given to tho public
prefacingGitt with a brief statement Of
his ownIsaying that on Saturday the
Senate hsaa been startled and mortified
to hear tie utterauocsss OF an ex-mem-
Der deiiouaced oil behalf Of rne presl-
dent as va deliberate and unqualified
falseh6Gdg As he had been response
bic for introducing the subject which
had caused the attack on Mr.: Gland
Ter he feltsunder obligations to place
him right On the record. To that end
he read the ex-Senator's statements.
The Terk in the House.
The H6ise decided to vest i'll the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Co
lumbia theipower to appoint the board
Of edueati6n Having supervision of
the schoolssof Washington instead Of
in the board Of district commissioners
which is the present appointing power.
Efforts were made to prevent The pre-
paration of3plans for the Great Lakes
naval training station, Bit an amend
ment was agreed to providing for the
employment Of consulting architect
the plans and superintendence Of the
construction of tie new buildings moi
to exceed 9.1-9 per cent. Of the limit
Of eosts6f the plant which Is fixed at
two millions.
ThesHouse by d decided vote re-af-
frmed5 Its faith IN the navy depart.
ment,sdsfeating an amendment Of Mr..
Tawney, chairman Of the appropria-
tions committee, to limit the repairs
on ship TO 10 per cent. of the cost.
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Decide for sea.Ieyel Canal.

4 Washington, cial.-The decision
pc the Senate committee on inter
PeeDic canals is in favor of
level canal across the Isthmus
'anama. Senator. Garmacks, Eetl
from tennessee: gave the sea-le
d majority Of one vote: d
consequently Chairman 7Millard '
the only one of the minority fact
who attended the meeting. TIL,
was nc. other business before the co =
mittee aud itremained in session just
long enough TO authorize Senator
|5Kiftreage to make the report, to be
presented to the Senate as son as
the minority may have an oppor-
8lmity 10 prepare their views for u
aock canal. The two reports will be
made at the same time.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23
Circus Robbery SequS2.

Cleveland, Ghio, special.-Williap
T. Spaith, auditor of the Carl Hagen
beck Circus, was arrested here charg-
ed with the theft Of $4,000 from the
ticket wagon of the Forepaugh-Sells
Show in October, 1904, while he was
treasurer of that enterprise. The rob
berry it is alleged, occurred az Tas-
Sero, n. C..
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Spartsn5urg Growers.

spartanbn,g, spccial--.rhere was a
meeting Of the Spartanb'ug county
branch of The Sontlerr Cotton asso-
:ialion held here Saturday morning ri
the court house. Te meeting was vel!
attended, this being one of the besi
branches OF the association in The
State. The meeting was presided over
tv President +. l.. Archer and there
was an Interesting exchange Of views
on the subjects in which the farmers
nrn internstnu
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Anderson's New 3. & L.

Anderson, Special Perpetual
Building and Loan association has ap-
piled for charter and will be organ
lied in few days. Mr.. Robert Z.
Ligon, president Of the Gluck cotton
mills, will be at the head Of the enter
prise. 1t will have capitalization Of
100000, with the privilege Of increas-
ing it to $500,0QG. This is the second
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23
Lynched for Murder of Peddler.

Tampa, Fla, Special.-A mob en-
tered the Jail at Inverness, Citrus
county, got the keys from the jailor
and took out Frank Jordan, colored,
charged with robbing and numbering
a white peddler named Sweeney, at
Stage Pond, two weeks ago. The ne
gro was hanged by the mob to tree
a short distance from town. There
was no disorder the mob doing its
work very quietly.
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Handsome Home Burned.

Laurens, special.-At 8 'clock Sat.
urday night the large elegant home OF
Mr.. w. Frank Mcdlock, i'll Dials
township; was totally DESTROYED by
fire. The loss is probably $4,000, with
Insurance of $1,000. The origin OF
he fire is unknown. Mr.. Medlocl was
spending tho night in this city. Mrs
Medlocls and tie children escaped in
their night clothing. saving little OF
lothing
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MIR. A. n. Lowe President.

Asheville, special.-With the elec-
ton Of Mr.. Arthur H. Lowe, of Fitch
burg, Miss, president; Mr.. S. B. Tan
her, of Charlotte, vice president, and
Mr. C. B. Bryant, Of Charlotte, sccre-
tary and treasurer, the tenth annual
convention of the American Cotton
Manufacturers Association adjourn
ed after having been in session for
two daN. Mr. T. Fl. Rennie, Of
Graniteville, S. c, was elected to
succeed Mr.. r. r. Ray, of Nc
Adenvillc as chairman Of the board
Of governors.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23
Cotton Seed Crushers Choose Officers.

Atlanta, Ga, special.-Aftcr elect
ing officers for the ensuing year, the
Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers AS
sociation adjourned to meet next May
probably at the jamestown Exposi-
ton for their next annual gathering.
The officers chosen were: F. Ell. Bailey
of Paris, Texas, president; Z: A. Ran
som, Atlanta, vice President; Robert
Gibson, DellaS, Texas esrsstafS and
treasurer, ye.sleassd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23
Current Events.

The resignation Of Count Sergius
de Witte as Russian Premier is said
to have been accepted, and NJ. Cove
myken, former Minister of the In
terror, appointed to succeed him,
while, accoring to another report
Witte is still III Office.
Eugene Foss and Consul
Mason addressed the American
Chamber OF Commerce at Paris on
tariff revision and reciprocity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23
Killed His Nephew.

smithfeld, N. G., Special.-Holly
y. Hdusol went to the house Of Ju-
lius Hudson, his uncle, who lives
seven miles from Benson, and engag-
ed in O controversy about mule. The
quarrel ended in fight. Holly cut
Julius with a knife and an axe and
julius emptied shotgun into Holly
killing him almost instantly. Coroner
Le,pay left for the scene to hold an
inquest Fpll details cannot hs lsaFa'
ed.
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Retains rour-Year Limit.

Birmingham, special.-The General
Conference adopted BY an overwhelm-
ing vote the minority report of the
committee on itineracy, opposing any
extension fthe limit of pastorates.
The majority of the committee had re-
ported in favor Of extending the lint
from four TO six years. The report
precipitated 4 long debate, which be-
came acrimonious at times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23
1Ann Cars Strawberries,

Wilmington, Special. Strawberry
shipments amounted to 100 solid car
loads, mkailg the record between 900
and 1000 for the week. lt.is estimat-
ed now that the crop will go beyond
1000 car loads.
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THREE new BISHOPS
Southern Methodist Church Is
Strengthening Its fpise6paey
VERY ABLE MEN ARE ELECTED

On First Ballot at Birmingham DR..
John j. Tigeft, Secretary Of the
General Conference; is Chosen; on
Second, Seth Ward; Of Texas; on
Twelfth, Dr; James Atkins, of
Western North Carolina Confer
Birmingham; Ala; Special.-Dr.
John j. Tigert; secretary Of the Gen
eral Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, was elected
bishop OIL the first ballot taken by
the Conference. No other bishop was
elected OH the first ballot.
The count of tellers showed the vote
on tile first ballot to be: J: j. Tig-
ert; l6O; j. c: Kilgo, 100; Seth Ward,
IS; Collins Denny, 81; W. E. McMur-
ray; "a; James Atkins, 40; w. +. Ill
lett, "a; w. B. MURRAY, 81; E. W.
Anderson, "a.
These were the leaders; with scat
tering votes for IS others. DR.. Tigert
at once resigned as secretary of the
Conference, and Assistant Secretary
A. f Watkins was elected secretary.
There was no election Of bishop on
the second ballot:
Seth Ward. of Texas, was elected
bishop on the third ballot.
At the afternoon session of the
Conference. ballots, numbering four,
five and six, were taken for the third
bishop to be elected by the present
Conference, but no result following,
recess was taken until evening, when
the contest was renewed. One hun
dred and thirty votes being nee
esslry to choice; no 6ne was chosen
du,;ng the afternoon. The strength
Of ll6 votes for Rev. Dr.. j. c. Kilgo
on the fifth ballot was the nearest
approach to a decision that was reach
ed.
Pending The counting of the diff
ferent ballots by the tellers, consid-
erable~ other business was brought
before the Conference. A resolution
extending greetings to the Southern
Presbyterian Assembly. inzenr-;r-- =
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Negro Likely to Die From Brothers
Blow.

Winnsboro, Specials a result of
o querrel over the division Of funds
taken in at an entertainment Friday
night, Walter Taylor, negro about
oo5 years old, struck his brother John
IN the head with q hatchet. The weap.
penetrating the skull and the wound,
cd nsgor will probably die,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23
News Items.

The Russian Parliament has COM
pleted its reply to the speech from
the throne, embracing 10 demands,
of which general amnesty is the first.
Turkey's accentan~----A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23
The Southern Baptist

Chattanooga, Specialize South
ern Baptist Convention devoted sew
oral hours to the affairs Of tho Sunday
sohoo! Board, 0thsi Important inst.
ssrs we're taken up.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23

DR.. James Atkins, one of the three
bishops elected by the General Con-
ference of the M. E. Church, South. is
a member of the Western North Caro-
lima Conference aud has been Sun-
day school editor Of the Church since
1896. He was born at Knoxville,
Tenn, April IS, 1859, being a son Of
Rev. James Atkins, for many years
member Of the Holston Conference.
He was educated at Emory and Henry
College, Emory, Va, Of which insti-
tuition he was president for many
years, 1885, '93. He entered the
Methodist ministry in 1872 as mem
Der of the Holston Conference, hold
ing pastorates from 1872 to 1879,
when he became president of Emory
aud Henry College, Va. He resumed
the presidency Of the Ashville Fe-
male College in 1898 and remained
there until 1896 when he was elected
Sunday school editor. His home is
at Waynesville, n. C.
Sketch of DR.. Tigert.
Rev. Dr.. John James Tigert, elected
a bishop Of the M. Z. Church, South,
ny tne ueneral conference III session
at Birmingham. Ala, is book editor
of the Southern Methodist Church and
editor of The Quarterly Review. hav-
ing been elected TO those positions
in 1894. He was born in Louisville,
KY, November 25, 1856. He was
educated at Vanderbilt University,
Nashville, Tenn, graduating in 1877.
From 1881 to 1890 he was professor
of moral philosophy in Vanderbilt
University. From 1890 to 1894 DR..
Tigert held an important pastorate in
Kansas City, Mo. DR.. Tigert is the
author of quite number of books,
among the number being Handbook
of Logic, y "Theology and Philoso-
phy," "A Voice From the South, +"
Constitutional History of American
Episcopal Methodism' and others.
He resides at Nashville, Tenn.
Vice President Fairbanks address
ed tic conference on Friday as the
fraternal representative of the nor
therl branch of the Methodist cllurcl,
and made very able and well re-
ceived speech. His address was on
the dangers Of socialism and the duty
of the church in combating the So
cialistic tendency of the times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23
THE WORK OF CONGRESS
What isBeing Done Day by Day By
the National House and Senate.
Rate Bill Passes the Senate.

After 10 days discussion the rate
bill passed the Senate, the vote for
its passage being practically unani-
nous. Scsss ~:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23
A GIFTED YOUTH.
sssYou cont..:er Mr.. Bliggens clever%

@But he never says anything"
"No; he is clever enough to fore.
see that what he might say would
probably not be clever. And that ts
very OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Star.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-23
Sketch of DR.. Atkins.

onuruu, oouun, was elecreu bishop
On tho tmalEtl, l,nllnt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24

'0O'e "a SAa0pa refrendose al Prof Mann y de crac
ae bondadoo Su nadora mada LENA de bonda
mas profundo De alma mas ouos
conderaca para ue hombrs de-
S d r. ls Mann
de cen e @ mad po d0na de prendn
'SSIs S i1 s ge' qae
Sin % % lido ensn & ] 81 aHte' A'Oer n'cu0 una
Radopat cisians Hipnotno
mas radio de ac0n mucho
.ss nsP s n s9 .s DE- 4 l. N'ss s sa
de S esRa a sea P'ess ssca De ios @ o % % % lag
% @ ossas o ssS s los dssn ] o =
de- das orgnas que pacene puss mue Aho
es oo @ G @ peSG DC % o
az d e ss S s s p e
dire como pusd & euss Por eG @ de simple d 5 que Ps'
Hago epecdad personas que
tatme1tos sin as pena s qos
spseidso dpa
pd les dare nc6n personal les uare odOs los medoa
reporter mfdcos sacerdotes
e1a e Ia s oo coo % 'i hs 0 Pp P q eae a d 0. @
classes sOcs han aprovechao de ea congo
Ino pndo de- que etado hsando con ho
Hopkins Denlson Conn ee "n es6ago
nohe. xpecndo Ha qsrvios tn9Sn Radsels
esoy sorprendes resuldo
impossible ace uchos amos me sent tan bn como o
traiento que bndga ude noble
ssuene del swayne redene New
poa las puer muere paraca ac-
abla
peo moia enpez6 ese desde primer d del
peto dudn, les invite eban viten
pogosa evado uted cabc
mi Todos amigos en eado nconba mi
esperaamO
dnace fatal Cono que de e dd noble aconseaudo
que e todos aqucos que sufran." .
oo lectore per6dco que
cadad prncpes snomas de enmedad que
exponr
mavllos de
epoca Prof Mann curador mas podgioso del mundo
Dirianse las a. Prof c. A, Mann, Depto 4SlC
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
UN GRAN TAUMATURGO

restabece las peddas fuas vgor aqueos
cue padecen cr6nca
poderosa fuerza de la Naturaleza
Sorprendentes reavas poder conos
C0NSUlTAS GRATIS PARA TOD0S LOS ENFERMoS.
Ei Professor Mann oce ayudar los gratutamente
Milares curados propias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24

FL mundo medico ha quedado asom-
brado ante las maravillosas curaciones
ilevadas cabo por el Prof. Mann,
distinguida personalidad en- el mundo
cientifco que esta dedicando su vida al
alivio curaci6n de la humanidad dolien-
te. Muchas personas que Sc encontra-
ban en- los Gltimos grades de la tisis,
hombres y mujeres en- constante tenor
padeciendo de la terrible enferinedad de
Bright, envenenamiento especi6co de la
sangre, diabetes, hidropesla y otras
graves dolencias, han sido curadas por
medic del tratamiento de este maravilloso
hombre, despues que infnidad de medi-
cinas habian sido usadas sin resultados
eminentes specialists habfan admitido
que sus esfuerzos habian resultado
inhtfles.
Jamas en- la historic de la ciencia
Medica hablan sido resehadas tantas y
tan prodigiosas curaciones. Tan grande
y maravilloso ha sido su exito en- la
curaci6n de toda clase de intermediates,
que sus pacientes lie llaman el "Curador
Milagroso,' "El Hombre de los Poderes
Sobrenaturales, "El Nedico con las
Llaves de la Fuente del Rejuvenecimien
to-
Hace algunas semanas que el Prof.
Mann fue visitado por un reporter.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-24
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