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News and courier - 09/03/1898

1898; Gale Group;

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News: In Bielefield, Germany, there is a colony of epileptics, numbering about 1,500, Kingstree's New Postmaster He is a Respectable Citizen and a Capable Man, Notwithstanding He Has Always Been a Republican, Was It for Buncombe Only? The Joint Resolution against Hotel Privileges, Suicide in Anderson Perry F. Thornley, a Handsome and Popular Young Citizen, Dies from Whiskey and Morphine, The Spanish Domano, Five Important Events Fifty Millions for Defence—Spain's Request as to Lee Withdrawn—Montgomery Sent with Cuban Relief Supplies—Artillery, The Carter Court-Martial More Evidence as to Forged Endorsement of Checks—Capt Carter on Change, War to Save the Republicans That is Evidently What Florida Bill is after, Dealing in Futures Illegal Judge Speer Decides It a Game of Chance, Fifty Millions for War! Wanted to Prepare for War, in Hope of Thus Avoiding It, Sumier—Marion—Pickens A Bill in Congress to Erect a Monument in Columbia to Those Revolutionary Heroes, Grand and Petit Jurors Men Who Will Serve during the April Term of the United States Circuit Court, The condition of Gen Rosecrans, who is lying ill at his ranch near this city, is reported to be slightly worse to-night, though physiclans attending him say there is still hope of his recovery, A Textile School at Clemson, Clemson Enterprise A Textile School to Be Established and a Farmers' Institute to Be Held, The Mountain City Arrest of a Desperado Supposed to Be Crazy—A Drunkard Runs Amuck—Generous Firemen, Cowardly Attack on an Editor Mr Langston, of the Anderson Intelligencer, Followed on His Way Home at Night and Cruelly Beaton, Stages of Water, Cold Water on the War Party A Remark of Secretary of War Long Exculpating Spain, Home Folk in Washington Carolinians at the White House and Departments, A Big Sale of Bonds Seventy-thousand Dollars' Worth of Securities of the City of Darlington Disposed of Here Saturday, Mr Duncan C. Robertson Death of a Gallant Ex-Confederate Soldier and Universally Respected Gentleman, The Court Leaves Key West It Found out Nothing While There—Conservative Opinion of an Anonymous Naval Officer—Maine Survivors Paid …, Gen Merritt's Inspection, The Rev Jonh G. Williams Ill, The News of the Day, Notes from Key West Sudden Change of Pla … as to Transportation of Cuban Relief Supplies—Torpedo Boats Need Repairs—Ammunition …, Russia's New Atlantic Port Ecatherinsk in Lapland—Ice Free in Winter—Threatens England from the North, Hard Running An Exciting Cross Country Race through Water and Mud, The Tag Tax on Fertililers A Suit in the United States Court to Declare Such Tax an Interference with Inter-State Commerce, Objectionable Postmasters A New Way to Get Rid of Them, Be They Black or White, The Situation in Havana Court of Inquiry—Valuables Recovered from the Maine—Relief Supplies Inspected—The City Very Gay—Gen Lee …, To Protect the Bench An Investigation into the Character of H.G. Ewart, Nominated to Be a Federal Judge in North Carolina, Dwelling in flats is making great headway in London, especially in the west end, but many persons are averse to being known as residents of such, Luetgert's New Factory, Cylindrical Bale Will Win An Expert Talks Interestingly of the New Method of Baling Cotton, Diplomatic Privileges Sir Julian Pauncefote on His Dignity, A Brahman and His Teeth, Hugh J. Jewett, the famous railroad financier and for many years receiver nad president of the Erie, died to-day at the Hotel Bon Air, Augusta, Ga, The Killing of Trimmier Testimony of the Two Eye-witnesses before the Coroner's Jury Develops Nothing New—Neither of the Trimmiers …, Mowry Still Holds the Fort That is to Say, the Charleston Postoffice, and There is No Telling How Long He Will Continue to Hold …, A Sensation in Newberry Four White Men, Heretofore Considered Respectable, and Two Negroes Arrested on the Charge of Stealing …, Wartalk in Havana On the Supposition That the Court of Inquiry Will Find That the Maine Was Blown up by a Mine, and That …, Fairfax Not Lost yet Sound Views on Woman Suffrage Still Prevail, A Big Thing for Due West W. J. Bryan to Lecture There on Bimetallism—Admission Only Fifty Cents, Hester's Cotton Statement An Increase over the Same Week East Year of 89,000 Bales—An Increase of 841,123 Bales over Last Year's …, Funeral of Hon W.c. Mcgowan Abbeville Turns out En Masse to Pay the Last Honors to Her Beloved Son, and Many Persons Are Present …, Multiple News Items, Board Will Take the Risk New Quarters Bought, Dispensary or No Dispensary, A Colored Fiend Caught Chris Harris Attempts an Infamous Assault in Anderson—Escapes Via Atlanta and Philadelphia to Neagara, …, Owned a Church (From the Chicago Free Press), Palmetto and Rice 'south Carolina Day" for Woman's College Southern Club, What's in a Stroke? Wallace Ross Compares English and American Oarsmen, Valuable Pine Products, Reading the Bible in Schools Unlawful, Keystone Gold Democrats They Will Put a Full State Ticket and Congressional Candidates in the Field, A Diver's Foolish Talk As a Confidential Employee He Has No Right to Talk, and Therefore is Not Entitled to Belief, The news comes from Allendale, S. C., that the Rev John G. Williams, D. D., has had a severe stroke of paralysis, and that his condition is very serious, Spook Doctors, Was It Gen Weyler's Mine? A Cock and Rull Story Printed by a New York Newspaper, Bivings Was Drunk Whiskey the Key to the Spartanburg Tragedy—Coroner's Verdict is "Wilful and Felonious" Shooting—Other …, Had Them Badly Scared Journal's Congressional Committee in Rough Weather, The consumption of horseflesh as human food has slightly decreased during the year in Paris, being 4,472 tons, For the Sake of Peace, What Gen Sickles Says Spain Had a Perfect Right to Make Both Requests Which She Sent to Washington—She May Dismiss Gen Lee …, The Artillery Bill Passed Sullivan's Island Should Now Have a Full Regiment of Artillery as a Garrison, Two Tons a Minute Now Fertilizer Companies Are Far behind with Their Orders and the Demand Still Continues, A Burglar in Augusta Invades a Home and Shoots When Interfered with, Home Matters in Washington Capital Gossip That Affects the Two Carolinas, The Acts of Assembly Laws Passed at the Recent Session of the Legislature, Notes from Greenville Lady Burned to Death at Pelzer—A Robberv on the White Horse Road, Lost Man's Lane A Second Episode in the Life of Amelia Butterworth, Death of Capt J.w. Beck Beaufort Deplores the Death of the Skllful Engineer and Accomplished Gentleman from a Surgical Operation …, Murder in Spartanburg A Man Shot Down, without a Chance of Defence, on the Charge of Having Insulted His Assailant's Wife, The Fern to Take the Supplies She is Better Fitted for the Work and the Change of Plan Was Probably Adopted before Spain's Request …, The Capital of the State Sayings and Doings of the People in Columbia, Last Confederate Treasurer, Notes from Greenville Ware House and 1,300 Bales of Cotton Burned at Fountain Inn—White Men Shot by Negroes—Man Killed by a …, An Ambassador's Tact, Will Try to Boom Bryan All the South Carolina Delegation, except Tillman and Others Who Are Otherwise Unavoidably Engaged, Will …, Amateur Bar Keepers What This State Pays Its 88 Dispensers and 33 Clerks, The End Not yet in Sight No Telling When Maine Court of Inquiry Will Report, A Rebuff for the Spaniards They Make a Request for Lee's Recall, Which is Refused, Making Big Guns and Armor Plate for Uncle Sam A Thousand Men Are Working Night and Day at the Bethlehem Iron Works, Congressional Comments What Prominent Senators and Representatives Say about the President's Refusal to Accede to Spain's Requests, York Cotton Mill Only Nine Months in Operation and the Capacity to Be Doubled—How the Rev Louis A. Johnson Served His …, The Lake City Story Retold It Was the Subject of a Cabinet Consultation Yesterday—$1,500 Offered for Each Lyncher Arrested—Federal …, The Situation in Havana Work of the Divers—Difficulties Confronting the Wreckers—Flowers for the Maine's Dead—A Hurricane at …, A Drunken Greenville Brute Watt Nobles, of Sundy Flat, Beats a Negro and a White Friend, His Wife and Son Almost to Death, Eleven Million Bales The Size of the Cotton Crop as Indicated by the Receipts, Decadence of Free Speech Rulings in House of Representatives That Limit Debate, The Lake City Murderers Secretary Gage Offers a Special Reward of $1,500 for the Arrest and Conviction of Each of Postmaster …, Water and Light in Union New Life in What Was a Sleepy Town a Few Years Ago—The Colored People Building a School, She Hath Done a Good Work Memorial Service at the Hoguenot Church, Six Hangings in Ten Years Execution Roll in Laurens—All Were Negroes—Sherif Mccravey May Run for Congress—The Host of Small Candidates …, One More Murddr in This State The Result of a Dispute over a Small Bill in Chester, Golf Championships, Work of the Senate The Fisheries Question Bobs up as It Has for a Hundred Years—The Alaska Home-stead Bill Passed. Business: The World of Trade Dun and Bradstreet's Report—A Splendid Outlook, Go from Home to Learn News A Financial Miracle Reported from This State, The Rice Market The Regular Weekly Circular Issued by Dan Talmage's Sons Company, The State's Rum Business Thursday's Proceedings of the Board of Control, States and the Railroads Law Fixing Unreasonably Low Rates Cannot Be Enforced, The Dry Goods Market. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements, Pond's Extract. Letter to the editor: The People of Lake City A Colored Preacher, Who Lives among Them, Comes to the Defence of the Better Class of White People in …, Keep the Record Straight The Appointment of Ignorant Negro Postmasters Unjustifiable, but in the Face of Such a Crime as the Killing …, The Dispensary Dilemma, "A Conquered People" A Melancholy Fact Pleaded as an Excuse for a Shameful Crime, A Warning to the Veterans Commander Tengue, of Barnard E. Bee Camp, Receives a Circular from the Atlanta Constitution and Comments …. Miscellaneous: The Weekly News and Courier. Editorial: The State and the Mob, Before the Christian Era, All Ramsellers Are the Same in Law. Review: A Review of the Week The Course of Trade as Shown by the Markets. Marriage notices: Marriages. Death notices: Deaths. Shipping news: Big Steamships at Port Royal Two Huge Johnson Liners of 2,334 Tons Each Which Are to Carry Phosphate Rock and Cotton to Europe—Beaufort's …, Stranded near Cape Henry A British Steamer in Trouble, but the Crew Saved, and the Vessel May Be Saved, Port Royal Neglected The Ships' Bottoms Are Foul and the Dry Dock Empty, Spain Will Not Be Left If There is to Be War She Will Have the Ships, Forging Rapidly Ahead Great Increase in the Business of the Port. Arts & Entertainment: A Theatrical Budget Henry Miller's Genuine Success in "The Master", The Story of Cuba John Swinton Reviews Her Long Struggle for Freedom, Ericsson's Monitor A New Story of the Famous Craft, An Hour with the Sphinx Enigmas, Charades and Riddles for People of All Ages, The Path to Success, Promoting Peace, The Chess Chronicle Notes and Comments for Lovers of the Royal Game, Locating the Cesspool. Sports: Events of the Turf A Summary of Yesterday's Racing on the New Orleans Course. Elections: A Prohibition Rally Convention Called to Nominate State Ticket.