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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN,
HAMPTON MONUMENT
UNVEILED AT COLUMBIA
WOMEN'S
SHOES.
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. 3Y MAIL AND SAVE $4.95
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The suit nlone is sold regti-
Inrlv nt $10.00
In addition we give you Un
derwear (Drawers and
Shirt) 1.00
Top Shirt .75
Dollar and Cuffs 40
Neck Tie ; 50
Pair of Sox 15
Handkerchief .15
Pair Suspenders 50
Pair Ho:e Supporters 25
Collar and Cuff Buttons... 1.25
Total value of outfit $14.95
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GENERAL WADE HAMPTON,
At tha Ago of 84 Years.
Charlotte, N. C., Nov. 30,—Special
Agent McLaughlin left today with
ih:rr of the Kngllsh girls who, It Is
(aid, have been held virtually ns prls-
nner* for several weeks while the In-
ve.tlgatlori of the alleged violation of
(lie a'lrn contract laws Avar under way.
The girls, It Is said, will be taken to
New York for deportation at ojice. One
of them, Mary Hail, said she was aat-
Islled with conditions here and did
not kr.ow why she was being taken
away.
District Attorney Holton and the
clerk of the Federal court are expected
Statue Was Erected to
» ■ - • /
Noted Statesman and
Civil War Hero.
to meet here tomorrow for further In
vestigation.
1,000 MECHANICS MAY
BE LAID OFF BY U. S.
of the monument to General Wade
Hampton, In 'Columbia. Colonel U. A.
Morgan, of this city, will present the
monument In behalf of the citizens ,,f
the state to Governor Heyward, who
will accept It In behalf of the state.
Among those who went from Green*
vllle Is W. M. Bozeman. familiarly
known as the "Little fteb." a man who
has ulwnys worn the Confederate uni
form since he returned from Appomat
tox. He was a member of the Hamp
ton legion, and the ritlzena here have
made up a purse to send the brave
little soul to Columbia for the event.
General Hampton's granddaughters
anil one grandson.
The commlsalon turned the monu
ment over to Governor Heywacd, who
received It In behalf of the state and
who then Introduced General M. C.
Duller, the speaker of the occasion.
Monument Mad. lit Paris.
The monument Is by Frederick Wei-
llngtnn Ruckstulil and was executed In
Paris, as Rnckstuhl had broken u|t his
studio In New York city several years
ago.
It Is a massive bronze equestrian
slutue and represents Hampton re
turning the salutation of his army. His
right arm (wings by his side holding
his hnt; the left holds the reins short.
GENERAL BUTLER
DELIVERS ORATION
Capital City Is Thronged
With Citizens From the
Palmetto State.
Washington, Nov. 20.—According td
a statement by Captain Leutze, U. 8.
N„ commandant of the Washington
navy yard and superintendent of the
naval gun factory located there, about
l.ooo mechanics employed In the gun
factory will likely be furloughed In
definitely about the flrat of next year.
Captain Leutze said that It would
!»• necessary to lay off the men because
Ilf lack of appropriations for building
war vessels, and as the worts done In
the factory consists mainly of supply
ing the batteries for warships, eherc
would bo nothing for a large majority
of the men now employed In the fac
tory to do. Nearly 2,000 men work In
the factory when it Is running to Its
full capacity. Recently about 300 men
have quit their Jobs because they have
been able to obtain employment at
higher wages In private establish
ments throughout the country, princi
pally In the South..
special to-The Georgian.
Columbia, 8. C„ Nov. 20.—An im
mense crowd assembled In .Columbia
today to wjtness the ceremonies of un
veiling the monument which has been
erected, to Wade Hampton by the state
of South Carolina, nnd.Its citizens.
The occasion haa been looked forward
to with pride and people from every
part of the state have come to par
ticipate.
General M. C. Butler, who, delivered
the oration, served with Hampton In
war and peace, for they were togeth
er In Virginia In 1S76, and for a long
time In the United States senate.
Order of Exercizes, \
The o|-der of exercises for the day
Is as follows:
Squad of police.
Band.
Major Theodore O. Baker, grand
marshal of the day, escorted by cav
alry under command of Colonel T. J.
Lipscomb.
Governor Heyward and staff.
Gepcral Wills Jones und staff.
citadel cadets, Clemson cadets. Pur- •
ter School cadets. National Guard of
South' .Carolina.
Major General Carwlle and staff.
Veterans and Sons nt Veterans.
Professors nnd students of the "Uni
versity of South Carolina and students
of other colleges.
Carriages containing General M. C.
Butler. Bishop Capers, Majdr Rawlins
.. ... Ruckstuhl, sculp-
Ihc left holds the reins short.
checking his fiery stallion. The horse
Is a masterpiece of arrested movement,
with tall flying In the wind and champ
ing the bit In his keen desire to rush
ahead.
West 3ide.
Erected by the State of South Carolina
and Her Citizens to Wade Hampton.
8outh Side.
Governor of South Carolliifl 1878-1879,
United States Sennior 1879-1391.
Bentonvllle, Brandy Station, Sappony
Church, Cold Hirbur, Hawes' Shop.
GENERAL M. C. BUTLER,
Who declined tho oration at the
unveiling of the monument to tho
memory of his lifelong friend.
This beautiful gravy ladle is a
piece of
Slates senators, congressmen and state
officer*, the mayor anil aldermen of the
city of Columbia and tho chairman anil
members of tho Chamber of Commerce
of the city and the professor^ of Clem-
soir college will form In the corri
dors of the state house und preceded
by the sergeant at arms of the senate
and the sergeant at arms of the house,
bearing tho mace anil the sword of
state, will proceed to the stand, where
they will be received by Che commis
sion.
Prayer by Bishop Capers.
Music.
The monument unveiled by four of
HAMPTON MONUMENT.
Unveiled et Columbia, 8. C., Tuesday.
v East Side.
Born March 13. 1813.
Died April 11. 1902.
Erected A. D. 1908.
North 8ide.
, Commander of Hampton Legion.
Lieut. Gen. C. 8. A.
Trevlllan, Seven Pines. Burgees Mill.
First Manassas, Gettysburg.
The names refer to the battles In
whlcli General Hampton took a promi
nent part. ;
The marble' was quarried In the
| Vosges mountains, whence the material
| for so many of the world's greatest
works of art has been brought. The
granite of the base came from Winns-
I boro, South Carolina.
I Thirty years ago Oils month marked
the turning point In the reconetruction
movement In South Carolina for wrest-
; Ing control from the Radical uind Car
pet-Bagger element, nnd the head of
that movement was Wade Hampton.
Pacific Policy,
I HI:* policy throughout was a pacific
one, u:< he knew evefrthlng depended
on curbing the fiery qualities of the
South Carolinans. It had been decided
by the United States supreme court
that where two factions claimed the
government tt)at the president of the
United States could Intervene only In
case of a conflict. To avoid that con
flict was Hampton's aim, and the task
was not an easy one.
Things came to a crisis when some
thousands of determined men formed
at the old fair grounds in the northern
suburbs and matched down Main street
under command of General John D.
Bratton. They drew up in front of
Democratic headquarter* and railed for
Hampton. He Immediately responded
in a (speech which has become historic.
His o.ienlng words /were:
"Fellow Citizens—I have been elect
ed go/ernir of South Carolina and, by
the eternal God I will be governor, or
there shall he none. Disperse quietly
and gc to your homes. All Is well."
Such an assurance coning from
Hampton hnd the effect of quelling Ihe
"tuny passions of the crowd. They
took him at hie word, dispersed and
L'hamb- rlaln, the Itepuh-
SILVER,
It has the two e:
tials of Sterling—“si
and durability.
went home. | I
Ilcan incumbent, who also claimed lo
oe elected, wished the Federal authori
ties to Intervene.
While serving out his second term
as govemoi, Hampton was elected to
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In 1890, who returned J. L. At. Irby.
Buildings Were Decorated.
Along with the exercises today ell
public buildings are decorated and
Hampton's grave In old Trinity Is cov
ered with flowers by loving hands.
There hgs been three generations of
preecrlptlonleti | __
ders accurately and promptly.
If you are particular ns to the qual
ity of your drugs, medicines and toilet
articles, you will do well to try us. Out
price* are
ornamentation is rich nnd deep: the finish either
bright, or the rich French gray, which sets off to
3 I (^==^1 “right, or the rich French gray, which sets off
* •' u j great advantage the beauty of the deep-cut design.
/ More than triple-plated
it wiff last a lifetime, we offer
COMMUNITY SILVER,
at slightly more than the price of ordinary plate.
We can show a mo§t magnificent line of Wedding
and Birthday Presents and the price is very reason
able. Why? Our Cutlery and Silverware Depart-
%
|mont is in many ways superior to an exclusive dealer
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you give us a call.
Wade Hamptons. The first was Colonel
Wade Hampton, of the Revolutionary
army, who was also one of the wealth
iest planters In 8outh Carolina. The
second was General Andrew Jackson's
aide In the war of 1S12. and carried the
news of the battle of New Orleans to
Washington, riding the same horso all
the .way from New Orleans to Colum
bia, at an average of over seventy miles
a day.
Tho last Wade Hampton, who la
honored by Houth Carolina and her
citizens today, was born In 1818, and
died In 1902. Ho was perhaps the rich
est of nil Southern planters, owning
four thousand slave- ' is rich ns a
prince. He waB oppi, Mouth Car
olina acceding from. Union, but
cast his fortunes with Lie state after
the act had boon taken. <
The monument represents the state
and Ita citizens acting together, for the
legislature voted 120,001) on condition
that the money would be available for
use when Slo.noo eras raised by prlvute
subscription. This amount was quick
ly made up, and the exerclsea today are
tho result.
ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
The ONLY one permitted to be sold un
der the „ld Trademarks regtstersd In the
t'. g. fat. Office.
The Oldttl UololUtt Remedy lot
Lowndes, Air. F. W
tor.
j Carriages containing Governor-elect
M. F. Ansel, President Sloan, of the
University of South Carolina: Colonel
C. 8. Gadsden, chairman of board of
visitors of the South Carolina Alill-
tary academy; Colonel Coward, super
intendent of the South Carolina Mili
tary academy: Colonel R. W. Simp
son, chairman of board of trustees of
Clemson college; Dr. D. B. Johnson,
president of Wlnthrop college; commis
sioners of the Wade lfampaon monu-1
ment.
Carriages' containing granddaughters
of General Wade Hampton, who. under
charge of Colonel Wade H. Alanning,
will unveil the monument.
Lieutenant Governor Sloan und
Lieutenant Governor-elect T. G. Me.
Leod, with the present members and
the members-elect of the senate with
the officers of the senate; Speaker M.
L. Smith of the house, with the pres
ent members and members-elect of the
house with the officers of the house,
together with Chief Justice Y. J. Poire:
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Hpcclal t*. Tho Georgian.
Greenville, H. C,' Nov. 20.—Great
crowds left Greenville on a special train
this morning to attend the unveiling
53 Peachtree Street.
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