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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-11-16
QUIET RESTORED
o0er5

Wilmington, N C, Nov. 10-W,l
miogson is comparatively quiet to night.
after day wbicb, for trrmoll aod
strife, has no equal in the citg's bistcry
The fact is a complete revolution 10 the
city government has iakeo place, 10
that the Republican mayor and board
Of aldermen have resigned and given
plsce to successors who are stauoch
white supremsoy advocates aud Demo
erats, who have already established a
thorough system of police protection. /.
ana it is believed that there will be no
fur,ber clash at arms between the
races.
THE DEAD AND WOUNDED
Now that the '.smoke has cleared
away" aud conditions are somewhat
more settled, it appears that 10 cegeoes
we're killed outright and at least 70 are
more or less seriously wounded, and l l
Others, whose conduct has been offensive
apd calculated to aggravate the strained
attitude of toe races. are locked IN jail.
No. single white man has been killed
aud ooly cue, William Mayo, seriously
wounded
THE NEGROES RESPONSIBLE.
There is 90 doubt that the negroes
are responsible for the precipitation OF
the race war. as the following affidavit
from thoroughly reputable oi''zea
will attest.
Wilmington. N. c.. Nov. 10, '98.
|, William McAllister, being duiv
sworo, make the following affidavit !:
First. Tba, au yardmaster for the
Atlantic Coast Line My duty is to
make up ,raius on the yard of the said
company 10 the city of Wilmington.
Second That about II O'Clock this
morning 1 started to 60 to bed. aud my
wife called me to the window. | live
on North Fourth street, pex, to St.
Marks Lutheran My wife said
: Billy. there is going to be trouble" "
Jumped up and went to the wlOdo"
and saw white man demonstrating
With a negro With gesticu!a''oos
heard the white man say. "go 90 ; &c
o." The negro went about 10 PAGES
aud then | saw the negro shoot. he
pointed pistol towards the white msl
and ;nen fred. Immediately | saw
| blood How from the white mau's rigb
arm. Tben there was another shot
fred from the negro assemblage, ane
then ,hero was firing from the white
assem- bisee, with tho result that three
negroes FELL The oegroe' tibet
dispersed. Then toe white meo pro
ceeded towards Moore's drug store t.
telephone for assistance.
William McAliisser
| Sworn to before me, this 10Th day o
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yoyember. A. D., 1898

November, A. D.. 1898
This is a certified copy Of the origi-
nal. n Boatwriehf,
Notary Pubic
The city is thoroughly qnlss at late
hour tonight The companies of th7
Governors Guard from Kioston
Maxtop aud Clinton are expected here
tonight, and huodreds OF men have
aocked here on special trains during
the evening. However. it is not
believed that they will be called into
service.
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ONE MORE KILLED.

Wilmington. N. c.. Nov. 10.--Ap'
other negro was killed o-night at Teo'h
aud Mulberry street. He was hailed
by q guard out refused to halt. and
continuing to advance. was shot by the
guard.
Three companies of the State militia
will arrive during the night from peieh'
boring cities and aid in maiotaining
order.
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tragedy was enacted. The men wess
standing on corner and were
ordered 10 disperse They declined.
and. it is claimed, fred into the
whites.
A fusilade was Immediately opened
upon them by tie whites. and three
negroes were killed Two whites
were wounded slightly. One negro
ran down the street. and passing a
residence, fred a rife at William
Mayo, white, who was standing on
the veranda. shooting him through
the left lung This negro was
recognized, pursued captured while
binding under bed. 1t is said he
confessed to the shooting He was
riddled with shot by his captors and
killed.
In the meantime, the town was IN
a state of excitement. The whites
rushed to the scene from every
direction, the local military company
was ordered out, and a battalion OF
United States naval reserves proceed
ed to the vicinity Of the trouble with
rapid fire gun
About | o'clock some negroes In
a house fred upon a passing party Of
white men. The house was sur
rounded and four negroes captured
and taken to Jail One negro broke
away and ran. but was shot down
and killed before he had proceeded
halfa block
During the afternoon there were
other affairs of this kind, and eight
negroes were killed at various points
in the disturbed section Their
names are at this time unknown.
As the news of the riotiog spread
throughout the State, neighboring
cities offered to send help. All such
offers were declined, except in the
csse of Fayetteville. from which town
came about $50 men AS night
fell the town was completely pa
srolied and guarded. Very few ne
groes were on the streets, and they
we're not allowed to congregate any
where The action of the citizens in
organizing a new municipal govern.
ment is expected to bring peace and
order, and no rioting is expected to
night.
1t developed later in the day that
the negro committee summoned
las. night had agreed to use their
Offices to have the press removed.
although the editor had depasted,
and they had no authority on the
premises. This letter, instead OF be.
ing delivered to the chairman of the
committee of 25 in person, was put in
the mail, and did not reach him until
three hours after the expiration of
the tine limited which had been
fixed for the receipt Of the answer.
A crowd was formed to night to
take from the jail and lynch two
negroes, Thomas Miller and Ira Bay
ant. who were arrested to day, charg-
ed with making threats, and were
regarded as dangerous characters.
The new mayer Col Waddell
promptly prohibited the assembling
Of the crowd at the Jail, and him
self headed a guard of 90 men with
Winchesters and to guard the pris
oners
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" men and women which affect the DELICATE organs
md private diseases Of all kinds. rheumatism n;an
,t.icture, varicocele, rupture. female troubles
:xia efup.ions. ulcers. Kidney and urinary d.
ssases, liver and stomach. difficulties. Liquor
,pium and morphine habits, or any CHROME
disease. Our treatment can be taken at homf
lnder our directions, or. we will. pay rail
road fare and hotel bill to sl who prefer to Gems
10 our Office for treatment, if we fail to cure. W.
haye the best Of financial and professional refer
snccs and transact our business on strlctl!
professional basis, promising nothing but hs'
We can fulfill. We do not believe in any OF : e., +,
:as prescriptions. free cure free sample or C.V.p
frauds. but think it is best in the end to be hon
est With our patients. Write US to-day; don't de
lay. D,,,
NJ for men. No. 2. for women; No. 8, for skin
diseases; lis al @ No. l. for catarrh, and new 81 pagy; e
booklet which we will send FREQ to all who real:
eslre truthful information about their conci
t;on. Call or address.
221s SO. Broad ST., Atianta, ga
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The Madrid correspondents of the
Daily Mail says: "A Belgian syndi'
cate, uader the Presidency OF King
Leopold of Belgium, has offered to
lease the Philippines under Spanish
sovereignty, paying Spain a large
rent /"
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Citizens Act in Mass Meeting.

Special to The State.
Wilmington. n c.. Nov. S.-This
ciey is in . state Of excited anticipation
Of . race riot tonight, which for inteose.
ness has had no equal during all the
remsrkable ..whise supremacy" cam
paigp which has just terminated Ia q
sweeping victory for the white mans
party. Every stree. corner is crowded
with men
Z ARMED WITH WINGHEsTERS.
the military is drawn up in line, and
the most conservative ueo fear the
worst.
This threatening situation has been
brought about by action taken 10 day
10 a great mass meeting Of the business,
OF more strictly speaking. white men
sef Wilmingsop, held ie the court house
At IL a. m. Resolutions we're adopted,
the mos. seusatiooal feature of which is
q clause ahich demands that Editor
Manly of the Record, the negro daily
published in this city. leave Wilmington
and New Hanover county within "a
hours after toe issuance Of the procla-
nation. aud The Record cease to be
published aud that ''shs press updn
vhich the siie sheet has been printed
be shipped out of the CITY without
delay" Another feature Which has
created considerable exci,emea: is a
section shich suggests that the mayor.
DE-. 8. P. Wsighs. and Chief of Police
JDo. r. Melton ''resigo at once.
because Of their utter iocapacisy TO
give the cssg decent government ADD
keep order"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-11-16
LANDS WANTED.

nERsoNS WITH LANDS FOR SALE
are requested to put them in my asncs
tor sale. IN in constant receipt OF so Gauy
letters Of enquiry about lands from Northern
and Western parties, that. l may be ablei'o
eject sales for those who will give me accu-
rate detailed descriptions of what they hsve.
No charge will be made unless satisfactory
sales are made Descriptions must ee sucs
ss can De guaranteed and must give:
No of acres, location, character OF iano'
proximity TO railroads, post Offices, schools,
churches and 10. ns. kind of inproveu ents.
Communications strictly confident, when
so desired. o,n,nc
State Land Agent,
Sov 10 Colombia. So
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FROM FAYETTEVILLE

Wilmington. N. C, Nov. 10.-A
sneciaI train arrived late this afternoon
With the Independent light infantry
aud also 500 armed citizens from Fay.
etteville.
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consequences enou'o lucy e'S'
here again Similar treatment was
accorded colored lawyer named W
E Henderson tonight Daring tue
afternoon be sold what property he had
here, aud at I O'clock, together with
his family, be shook the dusk Of Will
mius,on from bis feet A party Of
citizens bad waited on him during the
morning and told him to leave. He
promised to do so before Sunday. but
growing uneasy towards n'gbsfall he
decided to hasten his departure
The people thus expelled from the
city are nine in uumber. They are 7.
C. Miller, cclofed A g. Bryant. col
ored; E B. Plckeus, colored {; the
Rev. |. j Bell. oolored ; j K. Lotion,
colored ; W. E. Henderson, coored !;
j R. Melton, white, ex chief Of police;
R. G. Bunting, white. Uoited States
commissioner, and H c. Gilbert, white,
ex-policeman. The reason for their
expulsion was their perDicious activity
in Republicau politics, or, in other
words, for stirring the negroes up to
oppose the new order of things which
the advocates CT white supremscy had
determined to establish here The
leaders Of the movement to rid the
Gown of these people belous to band
of men from the 9th ward. who dub
themselves "Rough Riders - Their
leader is fearless young fellow r.med
Mike Dowling. and they have been
conspicuous in the events leading up
to the election as we'll as the disturb
auces which have followed it.
CALLING A HALT.
There is little question that the
expulsion of the ring leaders among
the negroes and white Republicans
had the sanction of all the best peo-
pie of the city, but this afternoon,
when there was talk of driving more
men away, many people began 70
fear that the thing was going TOO far
They called attention to the fact that
a Democratic government standing
for law and order had been establish
ed, and that the new administration
would be held to account by the
public at large for whatever was now
done here Some people sa:d openly
that whatever drumming out was
done should have been done before
Mayor Waddell was sworn into
Office, and there seems to be little
doubt that that would have been the
better policy 1t is equally y certain,
however, that the people had made
up their minds that the Objectionable
whites and negroes had to 60. and
there might have been trouble had
any effort been made to thwart them
But now they have got rid of the
worst of the pegres and whites they
are etlrely content
THE RETURN TO ORDER.
This afternoon the new board Of
aldermen met at the City bal! and a
long conference was held. The meet
ing was a secret one, but everyone
knew that the expulsion of the men
was the subject under consideration.
After the meeting was over Mayor
Waddell issued notice to the
citizens, stating that order would be
maintained, that the chief OF police
would attend to patrolllng the streets
hereafter and that the iDdiscrlminate
carrying of firearms in public must
cease. This is understood to be the
first step towards restorin the nor
NAL order of things, and it will result
in putting stop to any plans that
may have been in existence to drive
other people out of the city. 81
Marshall in News and Courier.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-11-16
WAR! WAR! war !

But the white" is vitcorl-
Gus. We are now selling sew
ing machines from ten dollars
np. We have a few machines
that are slightly used that we
will sell cheap. We also have
a nice line OF Organs that we
will sell on easy terms. We
a.e head quarters for Sewing
Machines and supplies. Old
machines taken in exchange
for new ones.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-11-16
Extreme Weakness
Chronic DiaYrhoea for Years Feet
and Ankles SweIIed and Blood
Was Out Of Order Cured by


81 was troubled with chronic diarrhea
for eight years and tried everything was
told was good for it, but no medicine did
me any good. kept up all the time but
was so weak could not do anything. II
I walked a few hundred yards would be
out of breath. My feet and ankles swelled
very badly and had about given up all
hope OF ever being well. read about
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and, knowing my
blood was out OF order, decided to give it
a fair trial. / have now taken nine or
ten bottles of it and several bottles OF
Hoods Pills, and am perfectly WELL"
MRS. S. a. WARD, Battleboro, N. c.
hoods sssssi es;;';s
Is the Best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS.
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Or Hathaway SCc

Or. Eathsw2y
experience Grri .s
.ast 20years mas p1o:2
the fac { rhat they hav
cp-eG thousands .
cases whece other doc
* rs have failsd, e.:
THIS Har.al 5 tne!r
c,Gk.rg this remark.
bic Offer. AL person.
who ere suffering froi,
any ch:nuic diseaee
have now an oppoTtl:'
nifty to test tho treat.
ment of the ac6nov'
ledged leading pa, 81.
clans aud specialists oi
this country. vita az
absolute surety Of Se
ing cured. Special q
seases. such as cataf:h,
blood poison. weakness.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-11
ROSENWALD BROS

ing Mrs. c. D. Whitcomb aud other la
DIES. on the rustliug committee, are o Il
selling tickets. and this morning re.
ported success, di posing Of quite a mum
Der Of tickets.
Louis HuuinR, one Of the big guns Of
The republican party down In Valencia
county, caWe III from the south last
night aud put no at the Grand Central
He rip IT'S the river dty south OF Los
Lunas, but states that the sheep range.
gre all right and that sheep are "hog
fat lie also stated that there was onl,
one paTty Ia Valencia county, that being
the republican party. which means pro
lection b home industries aud good
timaa a. e~Ieryhrdy, and that Hon. Pedru
Perea will come very near carrying ever,
yuts east.
Rev. J. NJ. Shi Ids. the Presbyterian
m mister NJ the Jemtz hot springs. who
at ended the synod a. SucOrrO. returned
70 the city last night, aud. accompanied
by J W Walton, left this afternoon on
n return 20 the springs. They VIII
stop over night A. he house u a ftien
at Los iOfraisa 9ui continue on 10 On.
springs % morrow.
Two ear loads Of government mulel
came in fr m the north last night, an
the swift kiCkays' were wHtered ana fr
here this IN ming The mules are In
tended TO- southern forts.
c. 4. Hudson, the VIII known painter
GINS ThelIn, ot barber fame, and Ralpl
y Dunbar returned from Denver las
night, where they took IN the Mountain
and Plaiu festival.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

A. Mennet, the Las Vegas commission
merchant, Ia at sturges' European.
Mrs. Vicente VI. Bacs il reported to be-
again seriously III. She has been quite
sick during the entire summer.
Mrs Geo. + Albright will entertain
the V G. l.. 3. G, members ut her real
iencs. corner OF Fourth street and IL
jaras avenue this evening.
h. s Van Dyke was a passenger for
Chicago last night, where he will visit
for a few weeks. He Is the day cashier
at the Harvey eating house.
A. l.. Conrad, the route agent Of the
Santa Ne railway, with headquarters at
trinidad, IL In the city to-day aud regis
ters at the Hotel Highland.
Mrs. Il. j. Sayre, one OF the Railroad
avenue milliners, has returned from her
trip to Denver, where she combined bust
ness with that Of sight seeing.
George ". Fisher aud John g. Cald
we'll and families, age entertaining Mrs
A. j. Heuton and daughter and Hiss Sui
BOhrer, who arrived the other Day from
Montgomery City, Mo.
Auguste Richter, accompanied by hIs
wife aud son, arrived in tue city lat
night and took rooms ut the Grand Gem
trail. Th4y ara true blue German people
and arrived in the United States only a
few months ago from Germany.
W. NJ. Weaver, manager OF the Cres-
cent Coal compaDy's big mini 9 inter
ests nj Gallup, came In from Kansas City
last night, and IL here to day for the pur
pOse OF attending TO some local business.
He will continue west TO Gallup this
evening.
Mrs. Guy G. Kills and son, who have
been visiting relatives and friends for
several days, will return TO their home I'm
WinslOw this evening. Mrs &. H. Huhbs,
mother OF Mrs Ellis, will remain here
ONE time, when she expects 10 90 east
on an extended visit.
Rev. j j. Gilehrist, OF Las Vegas, and
Rev. T. @. MOffett, OF Ration, two we'll
known PRESBYTERIAN ministers who at.
tended the SYNOD meeting at SOcOrrO,
came In from the south last night aud
rested at the lloHl Highland. They will
continue north this evening.
]. NJ. Diamond, who piloted on engine
Over the Santa Fe Pacific road for years,
now residing on a nice little orange
ranch near Los Angeles, came in from
the west last night, and was noticed
among old Albuquerque friends to-day.
He Is here to straighten up a few mat
tiers, and expects TO remain a short time.
On Friday evening, October 2S, a grand
ball and supper will be given by Division
No, 446, R. OF L. E, and Turquoise divi
sion No. 40, Ladies' Auxiliary, and the
affair will prove one OF the incest OF the
season. The ladies Of the Auxiliary are
famous for their suppers, and this part
OF the program. without mentioning the
ball in connection, will be worth attend
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-11
SAN JOSE MARKET

has removed from the n. r. ArmijO
building to room 2, "Ihe Roosevelt" up
the street, where she will be pleased 10
receive them,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cruise, who enjoyed her
vacation In Kansas City ana In other
la &c cities, returned last night, and was
promptly at her desk In the law office OF
Childers Il Dobson this morning. Mrs.
Cruise accompanied Mrs. K. ". DObsOn
aud children north, but the latter are
not expected home for a few days yet.
The Albuquerque Abstract company
(incOrp0rated) has the only complete, up
u date set OF books In the county. 40.
stracts furnished on short notice aud at
reasonable price. Why take chances Of
mistakes in looking up titles from In
dexesY J. NJ. Moore, Manager, l2l south
second street. New phone 222.
The Duke City Quartette,' composed
OF I'D. Wilson, Nd Lane, Ed. Williams
and John Yenable, are arranging 10 leave
the city on a tour the last Of this week.
They will 90 over the santa he Pacific,
and en- route 10 southern California they
will stop Uf at the various towns TO give
open air concerts.
Demonstration il the thief Of time
and will cause you some plumbers bills
II you don't provide Bn abundant coal
supply before that sudden cold snap
comes on; Cerrillos hard and soft coal
Hahn n Co.
All persons wishing furnished rooms
and all have rooms 10 rent ara requested
to communicate with v. G, BUTMAN,
| Cromwell block, Office with Mutual
Automatic Telephone Co. Phone 425.
Mrs. Frances Thomas, colored, died al
her home near the railroad hospital last
night. The remains will be held unit
her husband can return from Bland &c
attend the funeral.
Now Ia the accepted time. now IN tn
day OF precautiOn. Get AM keep on hauI
3 good supply Of Cerrillos hard aud sOfI
coal for the winter. Hahn n Co.
Ring mp the New Mexico Collection
Agency (AutOmatic telephone 1922, aHO
tell rs about that tough account yOJ
want collected.
Nickel clocks, elght.dly clocks, Jew
elry and eilyeTware Of various kinds, a
2lS south Second street.
Carpets in endless variety. May &
Faber, ll5 Gold avenue, next to CITIZEN
The very newest In ladies', misses anC
children's jackets. ROsenwald Bros.
The only place In town to get home
made tatfies IL at Delaney's.
Good quality OF cotton bats. for com,
forts, at Mrs. Wilson'S
Ribbon sale this week at b Ilfeld 4
Co.'S.
Fine china and glassware. whitney
Co.
Carpenters tools. Whitney Co.
Pianos for rent. whitney Co.
Plants. Ives. florist.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-11

The best place for good, juicy steaks
and TOasts and all kinds Of meats, kept
In a first class market, at KleinwOrts',
Table linen, napkins and towels in
great variety. May Il Faber, 1l5 Gold
avenue, next 10 CITIZEN.
The freshest stock Of staple and fancy
groceries are to be found at Bell Il Co.'S,
Second street.
LinOleum, art squares and mats, at
May Il Faber's, Gold avenue, next 20
CITIZEN office.
A complete assortment Of ladies' plush
and cloth capes at right prices. ROsen-
wald Bros,
A big line Of mems working gloves at
81 a pair at the Green Front. Vim
Chaplin.
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Call on Rankin for real estate or insuT-
Anoe. Room ., N. r. ATmiJo building.

Cut flowers. Ives, florist.
Lamps and trimmers. Whitney Co.
Copper and tin work. whitney Co.
Picture frames made 10 order. Whit
ney Co.
Stove repairs for any stove made.
whitney Co.
Merchants lnneh every morning at the
White Elephant.
Ladies' hosiery almost given away, at
b. HELD q Co.'S.
Nut loaf Something new. Try II.
Delsney's Candy Kitchen.
Highest prices paid for gents clothing
ct Harris, lit Gold avenue.
We will furnish your house on the In
stallment plan. Whitney Co.
The best summer fuel Is Cerrillos nut
coal; 1926 per ton. Hahn & Co.
Ladies' military and walking hats, in
all the new shades. kOsenwald Bros.
Curtains. rugs and mating. May Il
Faber, ll6 Gold avenue, next TO CITIZEN
Ladies' dark wrapper aud shirt waists
AZ Mrs. Wilson's, 2ls south Second street.
Ladies's Goodyear welt fine shoes at
u $50 at the Green Front. Vim. Chap
lin.
Hard cOal-now Is the time TO get il.
Hahn Il Co.'S CerrillOs coal yard Is the
place,
New reds and army blues In dress
goods are the latest. See the new things
AT b. llteld Il Co.'s.
Fresh vegetables, fruits In season
poultry and staple groceries, at Bell 4
Co.'S, Second street.
Read our al on fourth page OF this
issue-y0u will find II instructive read.
ing. Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
j. NJ. Moore, real estate, insurance,
loans, manager Albuquerque Abstract Co.
New phone, 222. l2i South 2nd street.
Send US your accounts and veil col.
lect them or itll cost you nothing New
Mexico Collection Agency. POstOflce box
$40.
Do you remember that cold Sunday at
the beginning OF last winter when you
had visitors and had no hard coal 70
start your base burnerg Let us stock
you up now. Hahn Il Co,
Wanted - A girl who understands
cooking aud hOusecleaning thoroughly;
wages $50 monthly; no washing. Apply
In the morning only. Mrs. Alfred
Gruns!eld, 800 Copper avenue.
Mrs. G, l.. Shattuck, the we'll known
dressmaker, desires TO inform her Gus
TONERS and possible new patrons that she