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VOL. XXVI' Thou Liberty Orsat. Inspire Qnr Souls and Make Our Lives in Thy Possession''?fepipy/or Oar 1)8?tin? Glorious in ????j' f?>4*M^?~**? . Ml ;;.t. BENNE TTS VILl *E, S. C., FRID A | J; J A:NIXARY'4. 190!. OUR COTTON MILLS; A Splendid Record Made by Thia State Last Year. ALL PAftT RECORDS BROKEN Nearly Fifteen Million Dollars Put Into Conon Milla in tho Last Two Years Fins Showing. No Stato In the union will be ablo to koop up with South Carolina'? rooord lest year in tho matter of building cot ton nulla. Including the increases and tho ohartors grantod last year covering of oouree'i aotual subscriptions of stook and organisations tho total is 07,705,000 ,,aol??q?'ac'*|^ a,"ioar munt bo added tho ooinpaTaios^t. ' "isaionod, but which have not managou . 7, file thoir roturns and got thoir oW.tors in time for the annual report. This adds $1,495,000, whioh nmkoa tho handdomo total for tho your of 1900 $9,290,090. Thero waa 3i cotton milla actually chartered last yoar, while 14havo made increases and onlaraomonts. With ehartora .grantod in 1899 this makoathe maguifl oent.showiug of $13 499,000 aotually ..subaoribod and in von tod in eottoo mills in a poriod of only two years. Thon .there are tho mills oommiaaioned this year whioh have not ?ont in thoir re turns yet, but will doubtloaB do ao ag gregating in capital $1,495,900, making a grand* total of oapital projeotod in now ?otton mills in South Carolina in two years of $14,994,000. The figures speak volumes for tho smallest of tho southern Statos. Here- aro the namoa, looation and capitalization bf oeoh of tho now mills for tho yoar 1900: . TUB <!HAUTKHB . ; Charters woro granted to tho follow ing: .. Tho Clear Wator Bleaohory ! .end Mfg. Co., Aiken.... .$ 300,000 AndorsOn Yarn and Knit ting Millo, Aiidoraon..., 200,000 Cox Manufacturing Com pany, Anderson.... 50,000 Williamson Mills, Andoraon 100,000 Rosemary Knitting Milla, Barnwell. 30,000 Blaoksburg Spinning and Knitting Mill, Chorokoo. 15,000 | Limestone Milla, Chorokoo. 200,000 Wylio Milla, Cheater. 100,000 Ilertsvillo Cotton Mill, Der -lington. 250,000 Ko?k-Shoala Cotton Mill, Groonville. 25,000 The Carolina Milla, Gjreen ville .# 50 000 Franklin: Mills, Greenville. 45,000 . Monaghan Mills, Groonville 500.000 , % l)oKalb Cotton Milla, Ker ,?hav,.,l:-?X''/- ? '? ? & 200, OOO* O old ville Manufacturing Co. Laurella.. 150,000 ' Dillon Cotton Mills, Marion 150.000 leeman Mills, Marlboro... 200,000 Ootoraro Milla; Marlboro... 30,000 Glonn Lov/ory Mfg. Co., Newberry.;.. 300,000 Nowborry Knitting Mills, - Newberry. 25,000 Orangeburg Mfg. Oe., Or engoburg. 200,000 Orangoburg Knitting Mills, Orangeburg. 10,000 Easloy Cotton Mills'. Piokens 200.00C Liberty Cotton Mills, Piok ons .... 100,000 Capita! City Mills, lliohland 100,000 Woodruff Cotton' Mills, Spar tenburg. . \.;. 250,000 Saxon Millsi Spartanburg;. 200,000 : Monarch Cotton Mills, Union ....*. 200,000 ? Alphe Cotton Mills, Uoion. 100,000 Bt^fl?lo CottoO Mills, Union, . 600,000 Sutro Cotton Mills, York.. 50,000 Totel (31) ... .$4.850,000 XNORBASB^OF CAPITAL. STOO*: The following sho<rs the not increase of eepitel stook in ootton mills: Anderson Cotton Milla, An deraon_.-.$ 100,000 Cox Mfg. Co., Ac?oraon... 150,000 Riverside Mfg. Co., Ander son.. 150,000 Beaumont Mfg. Co., Spar tanburg.>?,. 70,000 The Oourtonoy Mfg. Co., Ooonee. 150,000 W.,Poe Mfg. Co., Green villo. 250,000 TheGroonweod Cotton Mill, Greenwood.... 300,000 ! Manohoater Ootton Mill, York. 50,000 Willi?mston Mills, Ander- . . 4 son. 100,000 f .Voirfield Cotton Milla, Ifeir fleld...i. - 135,000 Li Olymphie Ootton Mille, Itiohlend. 250,000 : Lenoaster Ootton Mills, Li n P;'i easter .... . 850,000 Glenn-Lowery Cotton Milla, '. Newberry. .-.:>'..- 200,000 ; ISuroke Cotton Millo, Ches- . tor. 90,000 ' Totel (14).-v.. $2;945,000 Oherters'as'ebovo. ;....... 4?850,000 tfotai.u;?,.vlWtM(io' FORMER FioURBS; t? , S*PLU1 Number.' i> Stook. 1890. . 6 ' $ 510,000 1899 (inoluding Olm-. phis) .......1.1 .. 3,275,000 1900.31 4,850,000 This refers only to -new oharters I granted end doon not take-into oonaioV I oration corporations oommieaionod or . inoreasos of eepitel stook. TUB OOM>\i?8ION?. ? Buring 1900 oemmlBsion's were h sued to Oorporetors of the following j>rojeoted \ vA\Ut whioh havovnot ias yet flied their returns end soourod oh^vtors: ; . The Croft Mfg. Co., Aikon.$ 200,000 Tho Winone Milla, Aiken1..' , 100,000 Wilment Mills, Andorson-..' . 200,000 Barnwell County-Cotton, . Mill, Barnwell.i??? ! .."100,000 \ Cherew Cotton Mills, Ches*. ' torflold ..... .100,000 I Blaoksburg Cotton Mill Co,., Chorokoo..100,000 } .Johnston Ootton Mills, ' . Mdgofletd..,. 50,000 tdory Cotton Mills Greon ? , \... 100,000 July 8, w Ootton MUS, Lan .. " 125,000 Moa MUT*, Merion lu0,000 St. Matthows dutton MM, Orangoburg .,.:. 100,000 Inman Milla, Spartanburg.. 200,000 Total (12).... .j ?1.495.000 Reported above... <. 7,795,000 Total...T?,290,000 And among these mills could bo in eluded'two othors whioh oro .asaurod. Oao is the mill at Carlisle fdr whioh tho money has boen raisod, fend the othor is a Union mill now unddr con struction; yot noithov have boon askod for oommiaaions.-Tho State. ? A Foul Murder. j A dispatoh from Winnsboro to the Columbia Stato says tho night bofore Christmas about nino o'olook while the noiso of cannonpraokors wss deafening all ovor tho, town, Wm. Rosberough, oolorod, was foully assassinated. Tho homicide ooourrod within 100 yards of tho colored Baptist chu rob whoro llosborough had boon attonding a busi ness mooting of tho deacons. Whiloin tho ohuroh a porson esme to tho door and told Wm. Smith, tbo sexton, to inform llosborough that somo ono want ed to eoe him a oro? s the street. llos borough wont out, and whilo crossing tho stroot tho assassin fired at him tho fatal shot with a shotgun hoavily oharg od with squirrel obot. Tho load penet rated to Rosborough'a heart. Rod borough was a highly respected and ptominont oolorod ottizoa of tho town. Ho waa tho leading'butohor and also kopt a roBtaurant, and was making money. It was known that ho bad about $100 on his porson bofore ho wont tb tho ohuroh. As ho did not return.it was thought ho had gone homo. Se aro h wes bogun for him and his body was found in a cornfield near tho ohuroh about throe o'olook Christmas morning. Tho ??FpS? was terribly laesrat-cd-his watoh and money gone and all his pockets turned inaido out. Whito and colored people boro aro muoh worked up over tho homicide Sovoral nogroos havo boon arrested oharged with tho crime. Big Fire in Marion. A firo ooourrod on Main stroot in tho business part of Marion not long ?(tor tho middle of Christmas night, and dos t royed four storos with all thoireontonts oxoept in tho ORSO of Mr. W. S. Fox worth, who saved his baoksand papers. Tho origin of tho firo ia not known, but is attributed to tho oaroloss disohargo of fireworks by late Ohristmas rovolers. It was dioovorcd betwoon 2 and 3 o'olook in tho building ownod by J ono nh Harrell All of tho ot ruo turon woro of rood and vory oombuBtiblo, and tho fUmo.i made rapid and for a limo inresistible head way. Our town is not provided with an engine or any organization for OOJ bat ting firo; but thanka to tho usual good I fortuno that soemstobofriond tho town in suoh an emorgonoy, tho wind was modorate and blow from a favorablo quarter. Tho buildings teat lay in the path of tho conflagration wore com paratively isolated, and) there was ,onon?h- ep%oo botwoon Foiwoi't?i'svVnd J. ET Middleton's storos to onablo tho oitizons, by dint of strenuous and noth ing exertions, to save tho Middleton building and ohook tho progross of tho devouring element. Frovalonco of Lopro&y. An appended roport to Goo. Mac Arthur's roviow of tho oivil affairs of the Philippines for the pant fisoal yoar, gives somo rather startling faots regard ing the' instruction and provalonoo of leprosy in tho islands. According to tho estimation of tho Franciscan fathers, says Major Guy L. lidio, tho writor of tho report," thero are no less than 30, 000 lopors in tho archipelago, the major Eonion of these being m tho Visoayas. leprosy was introduood in 1833 when tho emperor of Jap nu sont a ship with 150 lopprs on board to tho Philippinen, a present to bo or.rod for by tho Cath olic priests. Thus tho seed was plant ed, and ss no prsotioal methods Woro ovor adopted to or adi cato the din o ano or provont its sproad, lt has takon firm root, and sproad into its present for midable phase. A house to houso in spootion inaugurated last January found more than a hundrod lepors con cealed in dwellings. Those woro sont to San Lazaro hospital in Manila, but many others esoapod into the surround ing country. A oommiasion is now engagod in tho work of selooting a imitable island or islands for the pur pose of isolating all tho lepers iu the archipelago. Spending Money on a Dream. The Standard-Oil Company is np on cl ing $1,000 to asoortain what stuff the droam of Thomas Olevonger, a farmer, who liven nosr Nottingham, Wells county, Indiana, is mado of. Two woeks ago CloYougor dreamed that on ?' cer tain spot on his farm thero was a rioh pool of oil. Around Nottingham thoro. is muoh good oil . territory that tho Standard and othor companion havo do volopod, but Clovongor's plsoo is off tho line, but he went to jtho Standard' and told thom of his vision and invited thom to ereot rig th oro on and verify his droam. Olovongor wont away dis appointed at tho i nd i Koro nco of ibo. ; bonnes, but two nights moro.in suooes sion-ho had tho ?Arno dream and ho on co moro went to the Standard mon add made snob a strong appoal, that 'they ord oro d a drill started on tho spot pointed out by the farmor. Clovengor is olosoly watching thVdownward pro gress of tho too 1< and tho latter part of the week will tell the story. That Oar Service. Matter. Tho Columbi.ii. Stato nays Thursday Mr. Haskell, o? the ear aervloo assoohv tion,. waa in tho' oily.' Ho oatlodon the railroad commissioners, and, it is said, assured thom that practically all of the now demurrege, rules wore satisfactory* to the railroads. Thord aro afow, how ever, upon wbioh tho roads desire a hearing. Tho commission, ic il under stood, will dooliuo to approvo the as sooiation-s rule as to storage of packages and stand to any refusing to,, pay suoh oh'orgc?. v -,./ ? Aged Couple Assaulted,. Abraham Johnston and wife, both over 80 years old woro bound, torturod and robbed about midnight at thoiv homo.a short diatanoo bolow Marietta, 0,, on tho West Virginia sido. Tholr as sailant, .a gigsntio negro.1 gained en trance to tho houso to s toni. After ito curing all valuables he left ibo .viutunr still bound. Mrs. Johnston In almost Wally pavalyzod from tho shook and k?? husband U badly injuto?. BRYAN CONFIDENT Thai We Shall Ultimately Wir? the Fight. WILL ADVOCATE OR EXECUTE He Declares That Deeliny Alone Can Tell Whether He Will Offer for Public Po sition Tho. ennual banquot of . tho Joffor aonian olub of Lincoln, Nob , WednoB nesday night at -tho Liuooln hotol brought to?othor noarly throo hundred roproBontativo mon of tho Domooratio and Populist partios of Nebraska, to gether with a numbor of loaders from other Statoa. Wm. J. Bryan m?do his first ap poaranoo at a publio gathoring ?inco tho oleotion and tho grooting aooordod . him in his homo oity was novor moro hoar ty and spontan*?: ous. Tho apeooh of John W. Kern, do foatod Dounoratio oandidato for gover nor of Indiana, arou od tho banquotors to a high pitoh of ontbusiasm by his laudation of Brynn and his outspokon oritioism of thoao Domoorats whom ho aoouscd of contributing to his (Bry an's) defeat. Iii" . donunoiation of Democrats who oftorod "gratuitous counsel to Domooraoy," though ho montionod no namos, was aoooptod by tho orowd- as a reference to formor Prosidont Ciovoiand Mr. Bryan, whose aubjoit was "pria oiplos livo," said in part: "At this banquot, surrounded, by noighbors who havo beon my frionds for 10 years, 1 may bo pardoned for,saying a word of j) or? on al nat uro. Pivo timos you havo voted for mo for publio ornoo-twioo for congress, once for tho Uaitod Statos Bonato and twioo for tho prosidonoy-r and no candidato ovor roooivod moro loyal support than you havo gi von, "Whothor I shall evor bo a candi dato for oflioo again is a question whioh must bo dotorminod by ovonts. .Ono's destiny is not known until his Hf o's work ia oomploto 1 shall bo oontont if it ia my lot to aid in tho triumph of tho prinoiploa while othors onjoy tho. honors and boar tho responsibility of. of?oe. "Tho holding of publio o file a should bo an inoidontand not tho ox tro m o aim of thc oiti/on. It should not bo an end, but tho moans for tho accomplish ment of a purpose. "Tho proaidonoy seomod<dosirablo bo causo it would havo onablod mo to givo oiTootivo aid to 'certain reforms whioh I boliovo to be noodsaary to tho publio woh'ato, bUtvdbfoi i~ov?u ii sooond deJ feat-dooB not lok son my interest i.. this reform, and 'imo may prove that my work ia to ad/ooato. rather than to exoouto. "The Cc!rt.n*onor will givo mo an op portunity to partioipato in publio dis ouasions, and I am auro that an edi torial pursuit will furniuh as much in tolleotual enjoyment as I oould havo found in tho Whito Houao and in ad dition thereto will givo "ino moro timo for homo ploasurca. "Tho prinoiplos for whioh wo con tended in the last campaign still livo and wo who boliovo in thom must con tinue to fight for thom. An oleotion does set ohango prinoiplos; it only do t?rminos what prinoiplos shall. bo for tho timo hoing applied. "Tho boliovors in tariff roform did not abandon thoir faith whon tho high tariff doctrino was ondorsod at tho polia, noithor did protootioniats when thoir oauso sufforod loss. Tho ndvo Oetoa of tho gold standard continued the fight for monomentalissa for 25 yoara in spite of tho platform declara tions of all parties in favor of a doublo standard. Shall we who beliovo in bi: metalism loso oourago booauso our op ponents havo profited by au inoroasod volume ot monoy, thus admitting tho ooonomio prinoiple for whioh we havo been oontending? "Ddfendors of trusts did not loao heart when all partios donounood com binations in restraint of trado. Shall we give, up tho fight booauso monopoly has triumphed by stealth? Must wo now advooato an importai policy bo oauso our oppononts havo won a victory by denying thoy aro imperialists? 'A colonial systom involvos a eur* rondor of our theory of govornmqnt and tho pooplo will understand this as soon es tho system is put into corpora tion. If wo woro to oonsult our immo diato oonvonionoo and oomfort wo would novo?oppoao wrong of any kind, for all warfare involves a temporary, saorifioo, but this is our govornmont and must bo transmitted:unimpairod to poHtority.. Wo havo no ohoioo, thoro f?ro, but to stand steadfast, como what may. "If wo aro suooossful in divorting pronont tondonoios and in carrying tho government .to its. old foundations-wo shah rojoioo in tho victory and profit by the roformo scoured. I am oonli dont that wo shall ultimatoly win. But if the trend toward plutooraoy oan not bo ohookod, it is still hotter that wo should bo dofoatod in a rightoous un dertaking than that wo should join hands with thoao who are ignoring tho' inalienable rights of man." Chinese Burn Christians. A diapatoh.from Pokin says tho Kev. Mr, Kelly, tho Presbyterian miaaionary, has reportod to Minister Con gor tho burning by Boxera of 19 Ofttbolio'OhriB tians, and now says ho has roooivod furthor confirmation of tho burning of nativo Christians. Ile says the numbor burned is 21 and that thouaaMa of arm' ed Ohineao have boen ?non ... oho San ho country. . Mr. Kelly in fi rot roporting tho oob.urronoo admitted his information was from Ohim'so sot?foo's and naid that tho Jepenoaov who havo jurisdiction ovor the .territory:-30.-.miles north in whioh, it is ftllogod, tho outrage ooour ed, would jnvoatigato tho ropert. Terrible Accident. A dispatch from Des Moines, Iowa, nay ii telephono moa sagos from What Choor vie Ottunrwe oonflrm tho roport ed drowning of forty-?ino aonool OnU? dr?n. Thoy were sketlng On tho ioo whoa it gave wey. Tho aooldont ooour MflatO ASSASSINATION OP RULERS. Many Were Blain by Cranks and Anar chist Daring the Last Century . Puring tho oontury now ooming to a oloso no loss than 17 hoads, ol! states and ono empress died by a violo nt doatb, says tho Now York Tribune Tho first victim was Cz tr Paul 1, of Itussia, strauglod by nobles at St. Potcrsburg in tho night of Maroh 23-24, 1801. Ho was followed by Sultan Selim UL, who, after being doposod, was thrown ia prison, and by order of Mus tapha IV. also stronglod on May 8,1808. In 1831 Count Capo d'Istria, prosidont of ? rocco, was aas asnina tod, and ia 1851 l)uko CharloB.of Parma was murdered. Danilo I., first prinoo of Montenegro, had oooupiod tho throno only a wook when ho foll a victim to blood vou goanoo on August 13, 1860. Ou April 14, 1865, Abraham Lincoln, tho six toon th prosidont of tho United States, was shot by tho actor, John Wilkes Booth at Ford's tboator, Washington, and died tho following day. Three yoarslator, in 1808, Miohaol Obrono vitph, prinoo of Sorvia, was murdorod boar Bolgrado. Tho yoar 1870 reoord od tho assassination of tho prosidont of Hay ti, Salnavo, and tho yoar 1878 that of tho prosidont of Ecuador, Br, Gar cia Morono Tho thirtv-sooond sultan, Abdul Azia Chan, after boing forood lo abdioato in favor of his nophow. Maho met Murad, died in prison on -Juno 4, 1876, presumably a natural death, but an investigation instituted in 1881 against soveral of tho highost oftioials provod, by tho hands of assassins. Gar field, tho twentieth prosidont of tho Unitod StateB, was shot by Guitcau at Washington on July,2, 1881, and died from his wounds at IQ thoron, N. J., on September 19 of tho simo yoar. Alcx< nuder ll. of Russia, after many at tempts against his lifo, was finally killed by tho explosion of a bomb thrown by a nihilist, who himsolf was killed at St Petersburg on Marok 13, 1881. In 1890. Presidont Morande ss, of San Salvador, was murdorod, and on July 24, 1894. Prosidont Carnot was stabbed mortally by tho Italian anar chist Casorio Santo. Tho anarohist Luoohoni stabbed Empress Eli/.vboth of AusIrin ot Gonova on Soptombor 10, 1898. Prosidont Hburoaux, of San DJ mingo was assassinated on July 26, 1899, and this yoar recorded the assas siation of King Humbert of Italy by Anarchist Brosoi, whioh is still in ovory ono's momory. Altogothor nino proei donts, two. omporors, ono king, two prinoos, two sultans and ono empress porjshed by tho hands of assassins. Soldiers Siok of lt. Gon. MaoArthur is confronted by tho faot that thc torin of enlistment for most of tho soldiers in tho Philippines will expiro on Juno 30th next, and- they aro nearly all oagor to quit tho florvioo. It iii -trtio tho war 'O?ded' a ybar or ab * >SO.' oooording to G'dnV CdB, but then a general deosn't diko, to bo that far a,vay from homo without an army, and Gon. MaoArthur knows that tho GO, 000 mon undor his oom maud have no idea of continuing in the sor vico beyond tho timo of thoir onlistmont. Hence it is that ho has recommended tho of fering of a bonus of $250 to each man who will roonlist. As tho Augusta C bron i ole says "how could there bo a severer commentary on tho wars that aro being wagod in tho Philippines and South Africa? In tho lattor oaso tho British aro o florin g $1,23 a day for voluntoors to subjugate tho Boors, noarly.four times tho regular pay, and Gon. MaoArthur is proposing a bouncy equal to noarly two years' pay to in duoo Amorioan Boldiors to . re-onlist. Wo oannot doubt that tho mon in. South Africa aro as loyal to Groat Btitain as her average subjects, or that tho mon . in tho Philippines pos sess o our ago and tho love of country. Thoir first onlistmont ostablishos thia Then why aro they about to lay down their arras and rotiro from tho war whon thoir sorvieos aro still neoded? In our judgmont tho answer is to bo found in tho faot that thoy aro dis gusted with tho war thoy aro waging. It doos not havo tho approval of their consciences or onlist thoir patriotism; but must havo tho appoaranoo of cross ing tho ocean to subjugato a poople with whom we havo nothing in com mon, and who aro bravoly battling in defenso of thoir nativo land to tho best of thoir ability and cquipmont. It is natural that the gorgo of tho Amori oan soldior should rise against such warfaro, and that having unwittingly gotton into itv he should hail with sat isfaction tho expiration' of his onlist mont, and tho ohanoo to got out." Fire Proof Eggs According to a statemontin tho New York Horald hens fed by a Pennsyl vanie fanoier on- asbestos siftings laid eggs that wcro' unsffcotod by fire and boneo would not book satisfactorily. Tho shell, it appears, is asbestos and fireproof, though tho contonts aro nor mal. Chiokons hatohod from theso eggs aro said to havo no feathers but a downy covering' rosembling asbestos. Thoohiokens aro much liked, but there is no markot for tho fireproof oggs. Tho aabostos oggs reoalls tho India-rubber fish dosoribod nomo time ?ince in tho Now York Sun. An angler, having aught two ouokcrn of ono sizo, put a rubber band about tho two to soo whether thoy o mid swim SlamoBotwina fashion. They swam off all right mid woro lost to view. Boturning two years iator to fish at tho samo placo tho vora cious angler caught BOvoral fish eaoh of whioh had two hoads and two tails with ono body. When thoy wore out open for cooking two baokbonos wore found, but they woro bound dose to gether by a ligament, and a disagree ablo rubber flavor roudorod the flesh unpalatable. Shoos smeared with tho blood.woro waterproof. Those two yams emilie tho spinnors to tho bead of tho ol ass , -Marriage, by oreo. Magistrate Strohoekor, of lied Top. a notorious nogro nettle mont, near Chai ?J losten, gave orders Wodnosday that ali nogrdoi living there would have to mar ry. Hinco tho notloo. was made novo ral day? ego that such ordors would boisau od magistrate, soventy-fivo couples, lt in said.', navo boen raartlod, Magistrate Stn.hoekor maintains that a man will fight quicker for his paramour than for his wlfo, and to atop tho run bf orime in that locality has directed the negroes to booomo legally man.and wife. About tho )b'b'?jy'v Of, kh? sKlng?. trW Dispensary. THE DISPENSER HELD UP By Four M|yk?d Mdr? and Robbed of Eighteen Hundred pol? l?feHo Ha<l No ? Bond. Tho Kingston corrospondoat o? Tho 8tato says Orifly Thursday, morning, As businoas pooplo; Wbro ontori?g upon their duties for tho o^^^ od around yk'it- tho cispbn?ary had .gain boen robbed and that Dispenser F. M. Plavo^had boon "hold up?' and roliovod of o\-j r$l,800 in oash jjst.bo foro daylight.Mr, PJayor, it appears, had related futi1 particulars to Mr. H. lt. Stutts, tov?p niavahal. Mr. Stutts aaya he aud Mr. Lomon woro in tho dis? nonsary WodViosday night with Mr. Player uatil i^arly'midnight, ooupting up Monday'o me? of liquor; that ho wont to bod a,bj?,at midnight, and was aroused by MM?M?ybr; about 5. o'clock tho morning,, Who stated .that ho had boon robbod/;r&$ gavo tho .follbwiog S particular*: 1)1 ay or' atotod. that ho hoard aomo oh^oalling Mm; from the outoido, at tho^aok.door of tho dispen sary; that ho'ot?.hod''th'Oj*4?et'^?ndS^?8: immediately o^vcrod by two guns, in banda of mckell, moo, ,'jjrUo! domandod bia money or hl^lifo, and, being uni armed and unproparod .fqr,aoy , atibh emorgouoy, ho ftfris.pow'erlosa,.aud .offer od no rcsistano-:,'simply flaying: VGon- j tlomone. Tia itv your povyor." Two othora, making four mon in all? ; thort' oamo forward abAr.Qntcrod- tho diopbn Bary, and took ali tho oontonta of tho aafo and two baga.of liqUorii. and . do I liboratoly walked - o fty telling Mr. Player to bo oarefuhriod not givo any alarm for atibad 30 minut?B,., or bia lifo would bo in . (la.ngori ; Aa aoon ;ai Playor thought they had loft ho'ran to Stutts'ho?flo, whibh ld directly in front of tho diflponaar.y. Mr. StuttB-dayB that after, b?iag. arousod ho distinctly hoard tho buggies going aoroaa Blaok r?YOr bri d go,' w hi ol? is on tho wost.sido of KingBtreo, noarly half a milo diBVa'ufc from tho diopon eary. * Mr. - Stutfi?.<Bny8:ho Wont oil to awako Mr. H.'Or Britton, tho oounty jailor and also.cmrku of tho board Of control of thlaoc?toty? . Stutts, rooitod ovorythipg to hito,-and then wont/on to arouse Mr. Lofti?h,; whobi'.''ho, found drunk in. bod, f'ad' being- uhablo -, to! arouso him, ho om went 'haok homoV and ho and . Mriv'Playor' stayed tho?b' until daylight, w;. -j o?r. Britton oamo and ordorod;d?spO? ..ar> '.fouked up, ' ; , 1 Mri.P>ky?\;^ bob'u lotjkba upon ?t? a straight;'man, and tho bush noss po opio al) Boom to hayo o on fid o n?o in him. He had not doposited any monoy for about,.twe wooks, and up tb a short timo ggo ho had been deposit ing hie mohoy in, tho safo of Menora. Hollor.<fc Oo'.-j wh\oh made it perfectly safe. Tho oounty troasuror staltea that Mr. PlayorV bond expired about the 15th of Docembor, and ho promptly notified H. O. Britton, olork of tho board, and Mr. Britton states that he promptly no ti dod tho State board of control, that Mr. Playor was without bond, and they paid no attention. Tho county board, knowing Mr, Playor to bo without bond, quietly let him go on acting disponsor. in the full disohargo of his duties, To say the least of this, it amounts to almost oriminal oareloss noss, and tho soo ti mont of the people demand at lost tho prompt removal of tho board, as by this act alono they have shown their UnfitnoflS for filling any ouch important business position. Mr. Stutts says that he is confident that ho knows tho four mon who robbed tho dispensary; that bo has no proof, but that one of the men wore a peculiar kind of mackintosh coat that gave him dead away. If this,wholesale robbery ia allowed to pass unnoticed as has been done in the case of every other robbery conuco tod with tho dispensary here, the pooplo will vote to put it out of town. Tho gradod sohool is almost wholly run by tho profits of the disponsary at this place, and if tho town were to lose this monoy it would oaiiso the sohool to be closed one year or longer. Capt. W. H. Kennedy, mayor of Ki uga tree, hat tried time after time to got Mt'. Player to deposit tho dispen sary money, as tho law requires, onoo a wook, with tho oounty treasury, but without avail, as it seems that ho do posited whon ho pleased. Mayor Ken nedy further state? that he appoalod to Mr. Britton, who is manager for the board, to help him te get Player to de posit tho money, but was given no sat isfaction. Tin bounty troasurer, Il D. Rollins states that ho also advised Mr. Player to bo more regular in deposit ing monoy. Mr. Player had doposited only $285 during the month of Decem ber, it is not known how much the shortage will aggrcgato, probably $1,800 or may bo as muoh as'.?$3i000; Player has boon dispenser about a yoar and in that timo has had thrco robbories, tho last timo being a oomploto cleaning up. J?yory dloponQov who has been concoct ed with it hero has boon robbed. In the. Finanoial Soup. Tho Dallas Toxas Timoa-Horald re marka that the people in tho louth who gamblo in ootton aro now in tho finan oial soup for sevoral million dollars, unload thoy are able to margin up and hold futures later than January. Tho farmer who raised the cotton and i?ablo to hold it will not bo hurt, as ho will got tho high spring prloos, It io easy for eastern financial- con tor A to shake ont the wonk cou thorn gamblers In futures. This lest monoy in homo in duntry stocks and bonds would do bot tar. ' f _ Our Turn Will Oome. United States Consul Albert, station od at Brunswick," Goivnsny, ?.ofiioially i reports great buoinops depression in' I that ompiro. Compared with th'onum meii of 1809 building onterpfiftos have fallen ?way by ST po* oont, railroad projects 58 per dent, and oiodtrlojd and street railway enterprises 'OB por cont. Projootofl elcotiio lighting and gas plants are a.third lons*, wnllo in audi spheres of activity as mining, smelting, mota! mapuffloturo, stoiio work, and tho production of ehemioals and toxtllos, , tba d?cline M; sbmo 27 por .cont, Mon Wanted to.flU up Regiments in ', tho fchilippiao Servloo Do you want to go to. the Philippinen tO fight? Unelo S A to r?'?bds inoro sol- : diere to take tho plaoo of thoso who ,' havo been kUlod, died of divago, gone '< orazy or whoso titoo bxprioH next Juno, and already tho robruiting oflioora aro looking out for now mon. Tho Colum bia ltooord Bays Sergeant Bonnor, fr?m ono of Charleston port?, and sovoral Privates werb in Columbia Wednesday, hut whether to or j >y Columbia's Ubilat mas fosttvitios they did not B?y. At any rato, tho sorge ant exhibited,a oopy of an Ordor, whiOh is as follows: A To A? lUotuifctng Cffloera: Make ablive oanvases at your station and surrounding towns for white mon, bspoolally thoso flttodfor tho Philip pino florvioQ. Endeavor to largoly in oreaso onlistmont of desirable mon, and whore nooossary sond mombora of party to surrounding towns, to oauvass. and distributo oiroulars, posters, and handbills." Tho ordor is signed by Gol. Hodge, in ohargo of this torritory. In speaking of tho order Sargeant Bohner said? "That this would prove an unusally desirable eorvtoo, ai a fargo numbor of ontiroly now r?giments will bo organiVi?d, and young mon ban join tb.?so and rouuio, with, comrades and friends;. muoh as in tho organisa tlon of volunteer reglmenis. . It ia un derstood that."?vb?Ut-?S^OQ.'jhoo.. aro to ?bpenlistedr. ;AS: taany as po^j'^o will bo accepted at aJJ rooruiting ?f??oB; and ..theyv>;WiU bo f?vwardod to abmo point designated io,',a rendevous, probably >3ap Franol^??. ' wheubo,; aftoic seine prolinituary druling, thoy , will bb Bent on.itransppitfl' to the Philipplnog, An order to establish. a reorulting/pmee i? pohimbift will, probably bp tho result or this Visit. Tho Philadelphia Timos has boori investigating tho oftobts' and dofcoia of tho Now dorsey good roads law end that, pappr is no. well ploaiod. with Us operations and BO woU. assured that ita Sobd elTcot? outnumber Us dcfootn it bbs.hot hosUato to adviso tho Legis lature of'.. Pennsylvania to adopt tho Now.Jorsby law. AB wo gftthbv from tho Time? tho ; ,T/';gli)laturo Of Now dorsey pasaod a pbrraanont road law .tyhioU wont into ?l?oot in 1893. ,, Tho law permitted tho ?Uto to aid itt ?1$ buljding of a limited jmilbagb of ppf mWnont toads oaoh ybar .iho Stato to pay ^p?Vthird and tho optuty and tho municipality in whioh tho road should boI^.batodVtwo oost'of con structing suoh roads por milo bsa va? ried, from $4,000.to^ $5,381; tito dost for 1000, Tho total nuaitier ofr 'M\\w, Of ' ?tono ?id grbvol roads, oonstviiqtod slnoQ .thb W. wont iptb^ :Offfl?fc iq 588? tho, ' bl eust? xor too past year hoing i?8 ?filos. llb total Stato outlay for tho on tiro poriods wa? $950,000. The oost to the localities has boon twloo that amount. The local communities are so woll plosaod with tho oporation of the law tbat demand for State aid always out runs tho appropriations nudo by tho Legislature for this purpose. In othbr words, thoro aro more communities willing to spond two dollars for per manent roads in order, to get tho avan tages of good roads at reduced cost than wore oxpooted. This plan to get good roads isa most admirable ono, it seems to us, and we believe it would wort woll in South Carolina. It would bc well for the Legislature to envoslgftto this law with a viow of adapting it or ? similar one. Smallpox in the State. Tho State says Dr. Jamos Evana ha mado a preliminary roporb to Gov. Mo Sweeney in rogard to the eondition o smallpox in this Stato, whioh gives i Gomploto review of tho situation am tho conditions existing at both th oponing and oloso of tho year. The re port ahowa that lhere is not as muo smallpox now prevailing as would b generally supposed. There io more o Tess of the disoase in the oouitios c Fairfield, Union, Spartanburg, Bare well, Beauf >rt and Orangeburg. For while during tho summorlt waa oon?ne almost entirely to Union county, whio had not been free from-it during tb y oar, and whioh county has h sen tl foons from which the adj )ining oouutli have been infeoUd with ons or two e: ooptions, whore it came from Nor! Carolina. There aro at present a fe oases on certain sea islands, tho bria; of whioh has not yet boen traoed. Tl laok of powor to onforoe general vaec nation is one of the greatest drawbao to tho work cf tho State board of hoalt The dssoaso now prevailing is of a mo virulont type than heretofore. A Timely Rebuke. Commenting on the Colorado lyno ing the Springold Mass, Kopublio? says: "Wo shall not hoar anything sa by tho north against tho southon th ?coro for sotoo time to como. Indee tho nerthern mouth has boon oloa ovor sinbo the an ti-outbreaks ip Ni York last summer and the 'kill an pr' riot at Akron. We have hcroglvi some little dotail of tho Colorado affa1 in tho hopo that it may disturb a trill the oomplaoonoy of ourront church oe grosBsos and oonforenoos with their sn talk of our superior Christian ol viii: tion and its missions of armad oouqui and benevolent assimilation of infer? pooploD througout tho world/ ' Tho Ohioken Orop.. Hero is an estimate of tho ohlok crop: There are about 350,000,: bhiokona in tho United States. Tl produce.oaoh year about ld.OOO.t oggo, whioh roprosonts $175,000,01 llonidon, $130,000,000 worth of poul is eaton in tho country.daring tho yo and tho valuo of tho laving hon ii, at conis K^looo, is' figured at $150,000,O' Thus, tlo hon stands for about $46 000.000 In the yearly eoonomios of I United States, j Agilito Partridge. The Colurubifc Btate says . .Thurs afternoon Cadet Borhle Kennedy, the Citadel, passed through tho etty routo to Charleston.- Ho had with 1 aqniethlog bf an unusual c?iaraotoi white partridge killbd by him while a hunt during tho holidays noa* Joi ville. ?t was tho first bird of tho 1< ovor soon in this pnwt of the bodntr OUR RAILROADS. Etec?rd of Buildlr g for tho Past Year ? . Splendid Ono < South Carol iu a ha? mado a aplendid ?coord during tho paat year in tho mat .or of railroad building though lait roar's?'rooord waa thought; to bo au ex' j joll?nt ono. ?bo , is keeping dp iu this is in other linos of industrial improve/;: nont. lloro is what the annual roport the Btatn railroad oommi >ion on ihie lino will say thia year on '^ho sub 1 oot of now roads: ? ''P?rlngtb?'flsoal yoar tho following i3'.y rcr.ds h?yo been oom ploted 'A ' 'Tho Soabo?rd Air Idee fr'omijbhoraw to Oayoo, a distance-ot 91 miloa? whioh links tho South Bound railroad, with tho Palmetto and gives tho .SoaHpard Air Lino a through lino, from R!oU mond to Tamp? and othor florida pointe. Bosidea it opens up a vast tor:~ ritory botweon Ohoraw and Columbia bitborto iaolatod from, tho markets of tho State. .This now lino ale? matoriab ly roduoos pasaongor and freight rates botwoon Columbia and torrltory about tho oity of Oatridon and ?heraw. "Tho Northwoatorn railroad from Sumter to- Camdon, distfuioo of 27 milos, constructed and own by ita proal ?ont arid .manager, Col. Tboinas Wil don. Thia? road ri?atorislly roduoos rates botweon Sumter add Camdon, ?nd eonBcqiontly botwoon Camdon aid Oharloaton. "Tho Lookhart railroad from Look uart Mills on tho Board river, a dls L?noo of 13 81 miloo. This road waa built to aoopmodato tho extohoivo cot ton milling intoroats on tho Broad rivoi ?nd will ?o?btlosa faoilitato - tho fur thor use and dovolopmout of tho un ??rpasaod water powor at that po'nt on tho river, "The Conway and ?osohorb railroad fiom Conway,'S.;0.'. to il?e seashore * diatauoo of 15 miles, giving thooountry through which U pasaos dird?t oom mUnioation with tho Atlantic Coast Lino syatom of ?ftitroada and tho Wno Bani aw Lin? of atoauiord. Mr. ,J>. ;T;. tVloNoill ia tho general manager, and tho management of tho road , is nofcivo in further d?volopmont of tho com munity through whiohthis road passes. "A now road in under oonntmotiori from Union to Glonn Springs; oallod tho Union and Glonn Springs, railroads It has boon bomplotod ' a diatanoo of Four milos.from tho oity of Union to tho Buffalo Colton milla, and is uridor tho : iri tho Hon. T. 0. Dunoon.. Z . .' i-} y/Vy' "Tho v Soutb?.? yailw?y extonaion from Allond*lo to I?oideoviUo,:i a dis tauco of 52 milea, connecta tho South urn ; railway', with tho Plant railroads ivor which it niaVoa through oonnoo tieri from Wssublugton to Florida poluta. . "AlI tbooo now roads aro o?rofuBy: in? ipootod by; .'tho oomuiifiakm . hofor? fctf tho/rity v/f-s(t g'iyon for p^ebrigor iica?ld, &)?y>t tba ^Oor^y.u-.^l ":->^: Wo \?V> fias Biu?o<]|^^ pr?r(?ri??d j'l absolutely, safe. The ' Boutnorri; ariel I 1 ^oaboard Air Lino Unka are malv?la of sound railroad oonstruotion,. being, os pcoialiy doaignod and built fofheavy through tramo. "The total now mileage oonstruoted unce tho last annual report amounts to I 203 81 milos. DOCTOR VAOOINims HIS N08# s . --r . .^hilo Administering to Others "He . Oot It In tho tfeok ir' Serious as the present smallpox out break has appeared at various times, it has not boon without its humorous* features, though nomo of tho episodes ?vhioh havo 'oauecd * many smiles have joomod anything but funny to tho principal actors Tn them. Qne pbysloian in this - oity had a dight soratoh on his right thumb, and while he was vaccinating a nUthbor of bis patients j'ist a little of tho virus touohod it unnoticed. Ho know abotit it 48 hours lator, whon it "took." ? If ho has boon out of praotioo fer a weok or two, ho has at loaat tho satiafaotiori of knowing that ?ooording to aooopted theories he is immune from smallpox. His oxperionoo, howevor, is as noth ing to that of one of tho vaooihatora on tho nttdf of Dr. Alonzo Blauvolt, ohiof inapootor of the buroau of bontngiOuB liflonaoa. This do o tor had a slight pimple on hie nose, and while ho Was at work with .needles end tooth-pioks it Itohed' arid ho, absentmindedly scratch od it.- ..This "took," tdoyarid in' a few: days the unhappy .man ? was in sooluaion nursing the hugo red. purlo, and blue proboB?oB WMoh would oausoyto fado into insignificance "tho groatoBt. tffoots of the wildest western "noao-pnint" if brought near it. It ii) a trying situa tion for a model of nob ii o ty. In striking oontraBt of thoso osaea is an old story in o?nnootloft with thom to show - that the ? infootfon is riot always so easily p*a80?d???rig froru .orio to the othor. ' It was in tho hoight of tho groat bliz zard that a mau walkod into'tho do Knrlmont ?mqos, thon in1 the polloo eadqusrlers building, with; a severe oana; right in th: sloughing stage, when contagion io nu pp on od to bo almost un avoidable for all unvaooinated who' corrio in o?ntaot with th?.patteot, ^ho stranger said ho had been rofu.eod ad Siiflsion te au up town hospital, wh(;r?( is troublo was rooognizod, and that as oabs could not get around ho had oomo down town on tho Sixth avonuo. olovated road, oa-y to joo otftlled for throe hours in * oar s? crowded that: tho psf.aongorfl woro, 'Standing on .the seats and it was nooesB>r;?'fr^ to time to opon tho wlnue\Vir.to, J?t out nomo of tho hoat from thoir wot and steaming forms. ' This.'too, wai a o?n ditiori moat favorable for tho spread of tho disease Tko raan.was sent to Ihe poethouso aij quiokly as ho could bo get tborG. with out reaorAing tri any other pribllo eori veyanoo, arid the oflliials had ovory thing in roadlnosa when the proaoriucd two wp'oKs had gono by to ffoooiyo tho maj or? ty, if not all ot his follow pas?, sengofrf,'riane of whom, howovor. oamp under their oafe. Still, tho' doctora oonoludo evory story Of thoso days with the romatk! "Tho only way to bo ftafe is to be vaooinated,"----ye iy York Times. Porteo MiftkorKillod. Louis Moore shot killed his brother Alf Mooro and J>hn Williams Wednes day iri tho Mountain HUI dleUJet of HaT??s county, G oorgla. Loriit? Mooro ?nd Williams woiro fighting and Alf Moore tried to, iioparatc thom* All the patties are negroes, A MEMORUL tho Sou liv Carolina Inter? Skol? ; ? and Weat INOIAN EXPOO?TION CO o Th? Mamb?rs of th? Oe Atsambty of South Car ollna for an Appro* Ration. ?o Tho GenorRl Adorably of tho Siato!, of South Carol in?: L'ho Memorial of tho South Carolina In tor S lato and Wost Indian Expo?i- 1 Hi?trf Ce?ip?fiy.' *'*?' r corporation >duly Cbartorod undor the laws of tho 8tato of South Carolina, respootftilly Shows: That horotof oro tho Go'noral ?esoiubly ?f this State by a concurrent rofiolution ?doptod en-tho' Otb January, 1900.11o-. lolvodj "that tho projected EkpboHion n tho fall Of 1901, at tho Stftto'? Motto-; )olifl, of ?ll tho indu?trien'and ro?buro?? i if tho whole Stato, matcrioland other wise, demands and donomo Iho .'on lOuragoraonVand ondorfiom?nt, and also : ho ,;aotivo co-operation of e?ohi^f?r vory oitiz'on of tho Stato who lina tho irolfavo of the Commonwealth athoatt;" Your memorialist farther shovve, that bin encouraging declaration m ad o M kbovo stated by tho Loginlatlv? Pepait nont of Our, State QdVOrnmoht, ?avean ? mmonso impetus to the pr?j oot of bold hg, within tho limito ol South Cp.ro-. / ina; an Inter Stato Expositioit,. and', ho . important enterprise was. fjoou ^ heroaftorinaugurated und?tmoist'-???-,0 ?>;) ?iot?u? o!roudaBt?vnoo?. b'rom . ?".every ' mr lion of tho, Stato came oheoring verde of opd?rs?moat and tho'premisa . . >f, oo-oporation and substantial aid. Che' oriterprjso --.waa horajidod at homo * info", abroad as', a ..supremo . effort ;of .' o.ujp^ )o'ople to placo tho Stato upon tho h?gh'-;V?^^p ist Industrialplano and dovolop its vu ?ohB? dormant roaourooB. Tho Imposition j Company w>? ohar orod with an' authorized Capital Stoek i: if two.1 hundred and fifty thousand dol - ara, of whioh atuoiint nosily two hiihv \ Ired thouaapd dollars havo already. )oeu subscribed. Strong. aBsuranoon i&vo b?ou given that tho United States jloyornmont will appropriai in aid of ?ho ontorpriflo tho sum of two''faityd.r?'d. . ?<* ind fifty thousand dollai?/ %^that ha City Cow noil of Clvavlestonwill ?dd ifty thousand doling to,that/ amount; md now, in this MemoHdi,' your Honor-: iblu.Body M\ fflspoo?fa?ly ??iko^, iu )ropr?ato tho sum of fifty thousfc'd dol Heuourcon of th? Stato. v lt Ts cjuitQ unnocoBnary to. do ;mofo hon olliido to tho groat boden ts- whloh Viii bo derivod by ovory portion'of our Hato froid suoh a display of our ro- . louroos as Will bo mado. Visitors aro ixjpootod not only from ovory State in , ihe ' American Union, but from tho iVeat Indies, frbhi South Amor?oa and 'ropa olaowhoro abroad.. Capital will ,'<' ??j^?nduood to invost with us and.itn ibrtant ?oaasaiOns .wjdl. bo mado. to our ?op?tation. k , ' Your, memorialist further shows, that ;, , . ho projoot has booh suooossiutly. . , .;?.? wrought to.tho point of aotiv? oonstruo^ r.j(r ion, andrormiros at this junOt?r?'tho ^ ' ?storing oare and substantial help of no Stato Oovornmont. Its full work annot bo accomplished nor eau tho lOflt results bo Attained without fiuoh lolp. ' Tho uoooBfdty for Stato aid in uoh undertakings has boon recognized . , . n every Stato in whioh Expositions, \ , .,V -j lave boon held. In tho South wo find tmong bthor instanoes that in 1885, ho State of Louisiana appropriator! mo hundred thousand dollars, for.tho ??ew Orloans Exposition, And that in' -ry/ .897 tho State of Tennesseo appropriatod / Ifty thousand dollars^ for tho Nashville/ 3xposition and for tho purpose of .rooting a building aud dispiaylr/ hor?ln the r?BOuroos .of that Stato. i (reat has boen tho appreciation of au )ppoituoitios hy South Carolina I? / last that hor Logislaturo in 1883 ohs. ; .ullyl'Yotod. toa thousand dollars, t ihe'pUrpbso.of making an exhibit at tk Now Orleans Exposition, and again i?v 1896 tho suni of six thousand dollars, for\ tho . purpose of mooting tho Oo$t? of a :. Stato oxhibiUt tho Atlanta Exposition. . rtio knowlodgo of this eomm?ndabl?.',% action in behalf of pur Sifter Stateij jivos assuranco that your Hottorablo \, Body will now oxtend it? bonefioont aid i; ^0 our own Statb ontorprisoi j ' Wheroforo. Your momorinlist, re* speotfully prays that yout Henorable Body will appropriate in aid .of the pro posed Exposition tho eum,of.fifty,thou* . 1 ..' jahd-dollars,:to bo expendedutiddv. suoh ,. \ l?porVi?l?D as" may Jbo'rogardod^prppor . tnd expodiont. ",v- ' S-'-V. :'" ?>;.??'.? fc;And'Vertir Momorialist will over pray . , gid so: forth. ".>. Thci South Carolina lntor-.Statb; 1|ft? Wept Indtati ! South Carolina lntor-Statb and Indian ? EicpoBition'.XJompauy',.,?[?>?:. , - By V, Vf. WAOKNBU,,:; - _ . Br?Bid?n'tV:Vv,,': I^o?n^poacl in Bod. .??<%v,v J. I. Braswoll bf ' Everest, %??4?$I$0? found dead ia hie bodv# a boardingiVi,w kou??. ia Charlostqn Wednesday j morrill ? ??^ lng. Braswoll . ha?; econ in tho olifl^ . ' V for ?btao .days. .- Ile.T foii^f.tonKci ?! in tao atroots and sont to Hire city WOB? pital to bo treated for alcoholism. Bc loft a lotter to his wlfo, Mrs, N. E. Braswoll, and another to tho hospital v,, RUthoritlco, giving hip right nam,o andi asking thom to. ftond his body .homo, Braswoll had boon a d??lor in turpon tiuo at Tampa, Pia. Ho lay down t?roflB tho bod with his hoad loaning .'y over a vosBOl, and fired abullot-i?t^ his brain. . ?.-,;..|. _ VfSuo of Oottoyi?ood. . ;.<Ibha8 hoon do?idod by tho M?piphia ?Ottoti Exohango- that hotoaftor tho dealing aud prices affootitt^ cotton ?oed and oottoh soed produots shall reoolyo moro attention than has booh the %lo.. ia tho paBt. Complote ?tuotation? ro1 spooting thb'produofc aro to bogivom' Tho Now Orloau? Cotton Exohango'haB appolntod a.committoo on cotton eeod aiud-the prmbilitiop oro thai atraco moats m\\m made' shortly for fpiota* tio??. regular^ of fchit produit. Or*d nally tho exohan^os aro oorning to rooognisco tTho roan, vatuo of tbi? eom> modity, wMqhfor y?ara was/.roKft?d?d., att a hlnd?t?Ao and a waste product,