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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-29
eLopERS HAVE TRIPLE WEDDING.
Three Runaway Couples from Ksn'uctJ Are War
hst /, Injl,na With cre Cetm)1y

Louisville. Ky. Dec. s9.-Jnstice John
Hausc. the marrying squire. of Jener-
sonville. broke the worlds record iast
night by marrying with one ceremony
three eloping couples from Plcasnrr-
vile. this state. The eiopers live al
most within sight Of one another, and
a bridal party of eighteen young per-
sons accompanied them. All are mem
bcrs of wealthy Bluc GRASS iamii"s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-29
RIS NECK BROKEN.
Rice Dead BOdy Found on Rairo,d Track Shortly
After He Left Ris Hcml.

Bristol. Conn. Dec. 2e.--Robert Rice.
aged g. years. was found dead carly
this morning between the third rail
track and the tracks OF the steam rail-
road on the Highland division here His
neck was broken and " is thought he
was struck and killed by the third rail
train leaving here at sos. Rice left his
home a hundred yards away to go TO
work shortly before 6 o,clock and walk
ed up the tracks as was his CUSTOM.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-29
Waived Examination.

Lowell Mass, Dec. 29.-Edward d.
Murphy charged with obtaining money
from the city of Lowell by false pre-
tences was arraigned i'm police court
today. He waived examination and was
held in $500 for the February term of
the superior court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-29
OCCUPATION OF ILO|LO.
The Insurgents Occupied the Trenches
at Noon on Monday.
AfteMard They Proceeded to Establish
Municipal Government

Manila, Dec. 29--Details regarding
the occupation of Iloilo by the insur-
gents nave just been received here. The
American expedition commanded by
Brig. Gen. Miller arrived there yester-
day and found that the Spaniards had
evacuated the place on Saturday on
board the steamer Churnca and had
been transferred TO the Island of Min
danao i'm accordance with an agree
ment arrived at with the insurgents.
The latter entered Iloilo and occupied
the trenches on Monday at noon. They
Immediately established municipal
government and placed guards over
foreign property. The insurgents We're
fairly quiet and orderly, although there
was some looting at night. But five Of
the natives were shot, which had an
exemplary effect upon the rest
The only foreign warship in the har-
Dor was the German second class cruis-
er Irene.
The new Filipino cabinet is composed
as follows: President of the cabinet and
minister of foreign affairs, Mabani;
minister of war Luna: minister of the
interior. Aranota: minister of agricul-
London. Dec. pa correspondent of
the Globe writing from Hong Kong on
November 26., says 1T will be great
misfortune IT,, through hasty action or
Ignorance Of the actual state OF affairs
the Filipino natives rise against the
Americans. Hitherto, although the
Americans have often given great prov
ocation, the Filipinos have shown great
fnY 1na tsay MI a ST. i1Ii a
come to blows. They do not want to
fight and If the Americans only meet
them half way all viii go well. There
is much TO be gained by just. states
manllke settlement with the natives,
while there viii undoubtedly be great
losses through a continuance OF arbi-
trary treatment. The just aspirations
of the people ought 10 be taken into
consideration and ! believe they viii be
IL only the proper men are sent out by
the president TO settle the question of
the future government of the islands
on the spot after proper deliberation
and very careful investigation.
Such a commission would discover
that the Filipino leaders have been
loyal To the Americans. | am now con-
vinced that they refused TO consider the
overturcs of Germany and France.
When Prince Henry visited Hong Kong
he caused the Filipino leaders there to
visit him and Informed them that he
was empowered To promise the natives
full recognition of their national gov
ernment II they would cede TO Ger
many. as q quid pro quo, q small coal
ing station France more recently made
similar advances and in each case the
reply was we canpot settle anything
with you. The Americans promised us
independence and We wish to wait and
see what the Americans viii do for
us"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-29

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money III IL
fails 20 cure. 25c. The genuine has L.
~. q. on edcn tablet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-29

Japanese Box of Chocolate with every
pound Tor two weeks. NM 60.
ttz.2t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-29
Cuts Of Business Blocks

secure. profitable publicity. =. y. Ryder
Go. a. Washington, docs best WORK ~ low
pr c..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-29
RHODE ISLAND
Perkins Horse Shoe Company.

At meeting OF the Board of hi
rectors. held this day. a quarterly dl-
vidend " one Cd per cent. was de-
clared on the Preferred Stock Of this
company. payable on the fourteenth
dav ~ January. 1898. To stockholders Of
record January Z. 1899.
CHARLES ". STARK, Treasurer
Providence Dec % iNgs. d2g-6t
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-11-23
The Clemson Boys Won.

The foot ball game between the
Clemson and Carolina teams on
the fair grounds in Columbia
Thursday was won by Clemson
by Il score % too. Winthrop's
winsome representatives. Glenn
sons sponsors. rode i'm Il handsome
carriage. drawn by two white
horses, both horses and the
vehicle being covered with rur.
pie and gold. colorS of the Win
throp and Curry literary societies.
They were Misses Melona Till.
man. Irene Sally. Ella b. Sui
livan and l.conora Douthit. under
the chaperonage of Miss Florence
Nance. They were deckcd in
purple and gold, and We'd with
tn" pretty sponsors OF the Car
DINA team. the Misses Finn, Miss
Rarnwcll. Miss Manning. Miss
\irrn~cr and Miss Connie Evans.
whose rolorS wcr" garnet and
black.
Np"nkln@ of the ,pomSor-. The
- t,,s | 1
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-11-23
THE PHILIPPINE ARCHIPEL-
AGO.
americans Declare T'hcy MuSt
Have the Whole Of the Is.
lands.

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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-11-23
Discovered by a Woman.
, kershaw Era please copy.

Another great discovery has
been made, and that too, by a
lady in this country. "Disease
fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withstood its
severest tests, but her vital or
gans were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed incessantly.
AN could not sleep. She finally
milcoyered way TO recovery. by
ipurchasing of us bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Con-
sui npiion, and was 50 much re
'ieEed on taking first dose. that
III slept all night; and with TWO
lies. has been absolutely cured
-name is Mys I.dther Lu'l.
v, writes w. G. IIamnick y ro..
$. elby, n. c. Trial hotties
at Crawford Bros. Drug Store
,gillar size SOC and ..IOO. Every
.ottle Guaranteed.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-11-23
! Sure Sign oi Cr0up.

':"rG.n".- in = child that is
."t .."' 10 cTnUr is a sure in
I'r"'on 80 the ar,.oarh Of the
3'...-' If ChanhrrIain's Cough
Kennedy Is gwen a. soon a. the
"sHn' becomes hoar.c. or even
after the Croupy cough has ap.
p"nr"d, 1t will prevent the attack.
Many mothers who have croupy
children always keep this remedy
at hand and find that it saves them
much trouble and worry. 1t can
always he depended upon anG is
pleasant 10 take. For sale bv J
+. Mackev & Co and B. &. Hough
IL Co.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-11-23
ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT.
. .L. +. .NISRE'T Edit0r.

There are three important fac.
tors that control the prices of
cotton, Z. e., land. labor and CAPT
tai. If the cotton planter or pro-
ducer was the only factor. he
could undoubtedly reduce cotton
acreage, and increase the acreage
of food crops and thereby de-
crease the supply of cotton aud 10
some extent the price. Bus tn"
landlord demands cottor for rent,
the capitalist who furnishes sup
plies to be used in the prod, ction
of the c""o, refuses TO make ad-
vance 'ent 10 run the farm
If the >ge Of cotton is re-
duced. therefore without the co.
operation of the landlord and
merchant the lien farmer is pow
erless to reduce cotton acreage.
Yet no appeals are made to the
merchant and landlord to aid the
lien cotton planter to reduce
acreage. Why are they not ap-
pealed to? Is it simply to divert
attention from the true cause of
the low price of cotton that a re-
duction of acreage is advocated
Over.production Is not the cause
of the low prices of cotton. 1t is
under consumption Of cotton goods
caused by the decentralization of
Z silver, which depressed the indus
tries of the country and impov"r-
ished the industrial classes. The
average price Of 45 principal com
modities declined one-hali from
1873 (when silver was demone.
tized) to 1896. The fall in price
was caused by a reduction in the
volume of money One-halt and
not the over production of these
commodities. The worlds pro
ductlon Of wheat from 1891 tC
1896 inclusive did not vary ) pei
cent. a year during that period
Yet what declined in price from
80 to 40 cents. This shows tha
supply and demar IRE not the
only factors in pr;v,.. And tha
over production did not cause
this great decline in the price OF
wheat. Let us not be diverted
from the true cause of low prices
:. e. The demonetizatlo Of silver
JAMES Il. MAGILI.,
Magill, S. G.
,Kershaw Era please copy.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-11-23
st. MONDAY IN DECEMBER.

Lancaster Court House ON the
lst. MONDAY IN DECEMBER.
next. within h" legal hours of sale. the
foll' wing described real estate. .to-wit:
All that piece, parcel on tract of
land, lying. h.iugnnd situat" in Lam
caster County in said State containing.
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE ACRES,
more or less. and bounded aS follows:
ON the North by lands of Berry Mob
ley and "Stat" lands of Matte \. Mob
ley. on the East by lands of Berry
Mnblry: on tn" south by lands OF
Lewis R"IlingS, Mrs. :. 4. lIorton.an
eStat" lands Of John a. Bowers, de-
ceased. and on the west by lands of
Berry Mohlay and estate lands of Mrs.
Matte a Moblry, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE Ono half cash, and
he balance of the purchase price on a
credit of one year, with interest there
on from the day of sale, secured by the
bond of the purchaser and mort gage
on the premises: the purchaser to
have the privilege of paying all cash
on the day of sale.
Purchaser or purchasers to pay for
papers.
w. :. l.. PORTER, c. c. C.C.r.L.c.
w. &. Hongh, Attorney.
Nov. IL. 1898.
Pursuant to an order of Hon. Geo.
w. Gage, Circuit Judge.in above cause,
dated Nov. 18th. 1898. all creditors of
the late Mrs. Sallie l.. MObley, decd,
are hereby called upon, and required,
to appear before the Clerk of Court
for Lancaster County, 5. c., at said
! Office, and establish their respective
claims, against said estate, on Dec.
2Oth, lS9S; all creditors being cnjoined
by said order Of Judge Gage, from
bringing suit against the estate of the
said Mrs. Sallie l.. Mobley, decd
w. =. l.. PORTER,
{. G. T.. L.. c.
Nov. 18TH !SaS
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-11-23

N-lf ven happen t. G,t .ar "t
ose yellow strips "" orr Ind
yout, and don't ov" anything
\ your paper, i; is nof intended
q YOU, but for sOme one uI. -
Nv IN arrears.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-11-23
ANDERSON FARMERS AC-
TON.
A General Plan Tor Organization
OF Cotton GrOwerS.-HOw to
Create a Deficiency or Surplus
As the Occasion Demands.

in the cOurt house At Anderson.
on the 1lh day of November,
1888, by resolution adopted by
the same. 90 proclaim the follow
Ing as Il plan Tor organizing all Of
the cotton growing counties Of
this State and all other States in
the cotton growing belt, and ask
that prompt action be had:
Mr.. EIitor Allow me through
your paper to offer a plan, or Il
suggestion, to the Cotton Growers
association. Being a farmer my.
self, | am very much interested
in Il plan by which we can better
our condition. We have only
three features to contend with to
accomplish our purpose: First.
We must control certain amount
of the cotton produced through
out the cotton belt. Second. We
must control the labor necessary
to produce that amount. Third.
! We must be able to create Il de
iicIency or surplus. rs the stu
alton demands
1t does not seem To me that we
can ever accomplish much. ii any
thing. in Il farmers organization
as Il unit. simply from the fact
that some are not so fortunately
situated as others. Hence this
plan. With these fortunate ones
depends the solution of this cot
ton question. They can over
double their prosperity and that
of their neighborS without injury
to themselves.
The first feature: To accom-
plish this end, let 80 independent
farmers, or who can be accom-
modated to independency, meet,
organize. form corporation. or,
to put it plain. form trust. to
be governed by laws regulating
trusts. etc. For the benefit OF
those who may moi comprehend
the magnitude of their reprcscn
tative body of 80 men. we will
take our own county, Anderson,
for illustation. and see what we
have. lWe will say where the
counties are small and are not SO
wealthy ii is not necessary to
have so many men in the Organi
ZatiOn.D BY selecting your men
you can find them To represent
or control anywhere bet wecn S.
! 600 10 10000 bales of cotton.
| Eat for fear this estimate is too
I high we viii cuI il down to 5000
| Apply this 30 IN" State and we
have :9iG.OOO ba.r, cotton. abnui
ond-thirI ot ln,. cotton produced
in 'hc state. This will hold GOOD
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-11-23

{ In ;hr Common plcas.l
LANCASTER COUNTY.

Julla BARNES M0blry, Cora Robert
son Moblry aud Clarence Mcmillan
Mohlry. by their Guardian al litrm,
Berry Mobiry, and =. Blanche Crrcch.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-11-23

l.
~ "''"o '"o '''''''' N"" IL s""ii
"e HIS o"'! 'i" 'e VIII DC re-
Iuifeu 10 furnish TINS labor with
supplies rs ordinarily. For one
half or three fourths of the cotton
he represents in this body will
be theirs, according to the terms
Of ,hc;r contract
How, .ra r.o n ,r,o.o aoG
clancy Of suvnlue ., dos;ro52 Nv
answer tn tb,s . tbrorcb tbo Nov,
Sork Cotfnn Lv,ho,oo r;,l. mn
vour daily manor turr :, thn r,,r
lat uuot,i,ou ynr vc;n coo ,.o,r
Gram Of c,tton r,,. 1900 700, =,
hnumht hv , mon who vort. Il
from . n,,,. who h,sn't uo. i mud
ror rive,, nri,n .vhich u,uv
claim i hollow .locoSt oi rrodrc.
t;on Knowing ,rose r.cts toax-
ist can we not oct trcothor in .
bod, governed as y trust so tba +
no ono can act irdanendantlv 2
We will baye q nresidont and
hoard of directors. Grant that
We have this trust established
What will be tho conseouances
Our presldent. acting in unison
With our hoard of diractors will
authorize his agents to % on tho
floor of the exchange and nur.
chase the entire cron controIled
by this trust. Then the order
will 90 ont to each ,nd,yiduol
mrmber-I will not saw member
but stocllholder-to mt his hands
in wheat. oats. peas. corn or ony.
thing he NAV choose. but under
no condition must he plant y seed
of cation. and to keen his t,ponts
emplovrd so they cauno, assist IN
raisin" cotton for u non. member
If he should plant cotton after rc
ceiving tins order he wonlI for
felt his bonus money which wouId
be ST. or So per bale. He would
have as much cotton to sell the
next fall rs he coulI mako ont of
other products raised the year be-
fore,and all he c"nld make ont of
other products would be a sur.
plus. Take the l2,OOO,OOO bales.
You will see by buying I,OOO,O0O
instead oi raising IT. we have re-
duced the amount raised to about
100000 bales. -Four thousand
bales must be bought for us,which
Will leave only l,OOO,OOO bales for
the use OF the world. Can't you
sec IL "oulu DC sraD ana snatch
game ior 'h'S COTTON. ana prices
"o"'o run away "p' 'h the
III n
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-11-23
Eliza l.. Evans. Defendant.

RSIANT TO AN ORDER OF
i Court made IN the above stated
canse by his Honor Judge George W.
Gage. dated the 9TH day of October.
lS9S, viii! sell at publir auction at
Lancaster Court House ON the
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-11-23

StTEiHC tnahu-. s'cansing. r. = .''.
a iazel Salv" IS Che implacnhlc cnc'gy O..
J 4 irns and wound. Il ucvcr fa:.r 80
a Is. You may rely up,n H. Crawford
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-11-23

Il of letterS advertised for
,ck ending Nov. %. 1898 ::
a nee HOME. Miss Florence
t. Mrs. IA" Parker, Mrs.
&srgeefHI 9 Mckeown. w.
- P.;o,. .-It Mcinstain,
l,ut, mite
nao j. +. GEEGoEY, i. NJ.
cialLs
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-06
Ten O'Clock A. M.

CAMP EATON, Island Lake May 6-Petermann Winston and
Surgeon King surely passed the physical examination Dr.
aNaughon knocked The other officers of the Fifth Re
ment have not yet been examined
Captain Gardner is appointed colonel OF the First Regiment OF
Volunteers and gets hall the Detroit Regmentn his command
LONDON Ga bulletin received from Vienna that
kilograms have been the Austrian ambassador
Madrid the Queen Regent only waiting for suitable
ment to quit Spain without nuring the Kings interest
MADRID May 6The authorities at Havana and Porto Rico
gaphd here that there fear OF the landing at either
those places American troops they fully prepared to
sist any attack that may be made upon them.
BosroN May 6The following telegram has been received by
F. T. Villas of this city from friends in Singapore:
Reabe information received which corroboraes the of
Deweys victory Manila and that he executing the duty
there of governor general.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-06
Miss Katherine Shea Is visiting friends
at Hancock today.
Siberian Gentleman's Life.

"For five months of the year the Sibe.
rian man of fashion lives in the open air.
either at the mining camp or In the hunt
ing field" says Thomas G.. Allen, Jr.
writing of Fashionable Life In Siberia, F"
in The Ladies' Home Journal. "He is an
early bird under all circumstances and in
variably rises between and o'clock, al
though he may have had but q couple OF
hours rest Nearly every meal Is succeed.
ed by a nap. However, dressing operations
do not take very long, for when he retires
the Siberian only divests himself OF his
coat and boots. Shirts are unknown In
Siberia, and in many houses beds also
The samovar Is set on the dining room ia
BILE at a. m, together with eggs, black
and white bread sardines, jam and cakes.
etc. Breakfast is eaten and washed down
by five or six glasses OF tea stirred up with
sugar, cream and sometimes jam. At
o'clock dinner Is served, and at In the
afternoon another small meal, much like
that of the morning. Is taken. A meat
supper follows at o'clock.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-06

pital yesterday. About the middle OF
last October Mr.. Ham fell from q wagon
breaking his arm. While the break has
been healipg II was found that the tissues
between the muscts had stff.ned so that
the arm was OF very little useconseQuent-
ly the arm was broken again or. in other
words, break the adhesions 30 a. to give
to army more play. After the operation
Mr.. Ham was taken home and hopes the
arm will be all o. X. In two or three
weeks. DR.. Rodi performed the opera
tim
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-06
what Is Def,lement In India.

In every native house In Indin there is n
shrine In which the household gods are
placed like the ikon in Russian house
The very SHADOW of European or native
of different caste passing over these or
the culinary utensils of the family is dc.
hlement, but the use of malodorous disin
fectants Is, In the belief of the peope an
outrageous Dissertation, calculated to call
down ON the family the wrath Of the gods,
and only to be atoned by rigid prysschit
(penance) and the administration of the
panch gayiya. foul pill composed of the
i've products of tho COW. Westminster
Review
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-06
SUBSCRIPTION Will be
Taken to Erect the
Same.
Various Churches Will Hold Special
Special Services I'm Honor Of the
Brave sailors.

A national committee has been APP
pointed for the purpose OF raising sub
scriptions for the erection OF a national
Maine monument, and the sub-committee
have asked that one Sunday be set apart
upon which the various church congrega-
tions throughout the States should sho W
their respect not only to the memory OF
the brave men who lost their lives in
Havana Harbor on the night OF the 18th
OF February last, but also have an OPP
portunity to make a donation to the
monument fund. Bishop Vertin having
given his consent to such observance in
the churches ia his diocese, all the Aus
TRAN societies OF this place will attend
mass AMI religious services on sunday
next at st. Joseph's Austrian church to
commemorate the disastrous event. and
upon which occasion collection will be
taken towards the Maine National Mon
ument.
The societies headed by their bands
will parade before the service and at the
conclusion will march to the Agassiz
cottage and honor the president by par
aiding before him.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-06

The case of Thomas II. Bowles sgainst
Thomas II. James for recovery on a
promissory note given Tor an insurance
policy, was heard before Judge Fisher
yesterday. 1t was the old story OF one
agent having written the man, and an
other having represented that the policy
was no good. The case which furnished
a great deal OF amusement, lasted the
whole afternoon and part OF the evening,
Some very funny points were brought
out which produced great deal OF
laughter In the court room. The jury
after being out about three quarters OF
an hour brought in verdict in favor OF
the defendant. Attorneys Bateman &
Campbell represented the plaintiff and
ATTIC rney w. J. Mcdonald the defendent
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-06

In tomorrow's issue OF this paper will be
found an offer OF 81 900 re ward by Cor
mully & Jeffrey Manufacturing 20. OF
Chicago, manufacturers of the Rambler
bicycles, for the apprehension OF the
blackm alters who caused to be printed or
distributed the libelous circular in ques-
ton. Ramblers are too popular for some
body it seems and it is to be hoped the
guilty parties will be found. although the
circular gives no clue whatever, the
COMMITTEES" being as hard to find as a
Spanish feet. The local agencv at Her
mann's jewelry store have disposed OF
eighty Ramblers this season and every
Rambler rider il enthusiastic over his
mount.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-06

Mr.. o. j. Larson left for New Orleans
yesterday to attend the grand convention
of Benevolent and Protective Order OF
Elks. Mr.. Larson will represent Calu-
met Lodge, No. 404, while Mr.. Frank
Rogers, OF Hancock, who will accompan-
pany Mr.. Larson, will represent the
Hancock lodge. The convention will be
held on the 10th OF May. While Mr.. Lar
son is away he will go to South McAllis
ter. I T.. where he has been engaged on
a $40, 900 damage suit. The plaintiff in
the case brings suit against coal min
ing company OF that city Tor the loss o.
a leg resulting from the negligence OF th'
ascendant In operating defective mach
inery.