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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-26
WAR MAY BE OF SHORT DURATION,
Want Of Supplies and Provisions VIII Soon
Bring Spain to Terms.

London, April pa dispatch to
the Daily Telegraph from Barcelona,
via Paris, says:
"Grave apprehensions are enter
tained in the highest government
circles that the issue of war may be
decided not by valor and enthusiasm
and dogged perseverance,, qualities of
which the Spaniards possess an
abundance, but by reserves of coal
and victuals, Of which they have
made but n scanty provision in Cuba
1t appears that in respect of coal in
particular they are comparatively
worse off than they have hitherto
imagined.
"The Spanish government, firmly
believing down to the very last mo-
ment that peace would be preserved
through the intercession Of the Pope
and the powers, neglected to lay in
sufficient provision of coal, despite
the representations made to them by
one or two far-seeing naval officers.
'Besides this, it is believed they
never once inquired of the British or
other neutral governments whether
coal would be regarded as contra
Nf 1
be q state of things which may be
fraught with unpleasant surprises
and bring hostilities to premature
end.
"Those in the secret wero anxious
to overthrow the cabinet on other
ground before the beginning of war,
for patriotic considerations forbade a
public discussion Of the country's
weak point on the eve of hostiities
The short time allowed for the de-
libei atoms Of parliament rendered
this intention difficult of execution,
and the Liberal cabinet, which con-
Quoted the negotiations, will be al
lowed to bear the responsibility for
the results during conflict. This
alarming story comes from an ex-
cellont source, quito above all sus-
picion, even of hostility to the cab
met.
"If, as 1 fear, events should dom
onstrate it's truth, the close of the
war may also be the end not only Of
the Liberal government, but of
much else which is infinitely moro
worthy of respect than any political
party and which enjoys the sym
pathy of all Europe.
81 hear that extreme depression
prevails among the few who are IN
itiated into this painful secret"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-26
ANOTHER PRIZE Is CAPTURED.
United states Gunbont II elena Brings In tho
Spanish Steamer Migual Jover

KEY WEST, April 2.l.-Tho United
States gunboat Helena captured the
Spanish steamer Michael cnrly yes
tcrdny morning. Tho prize is esti-
mated to value 100000, her cargo
alone being worth $l50,000. She
belonged to tho Pinillo limo Of Bar
celona.
Tho Holona did not sail with tho
feet on Friday morning, but ro.
mainod bere until yesterday, when
sho steamed out TO son. Sho was
cruising about $50 miles in south
westerly direction whom tho Jovor,
steering southcasto torly course, hove
in sight curly this morning. The
Helena fired blank shot and the
Spanard instantly hove to. The
gunboat then put prize crew Of
twelve marines and engineer and six
teon blue Jackets on board the Jover
under the command Of Ensign Nc
Clellan, who had with him Ensign
Davis and Mcfarland. The gnpboat
conveyed the prize into port.
Tho Jover was bound from Now
Orleans for Barcelona, via Ha-
vara
Captain Charles Y. Munspn, cm
ploycd by the Clyde lino at Jackson
willie, and formerly with tho Ward
line and revenue service, arrived hcro
to night, having been called for by
Admiral Sampson. Captain Munson
will act aa fleet pilot. Tho Dolphin
will take him to tho flagship.
According to tho Bureau Vcritos,
the Miguel Jover, in English the
Michael Jovcr, Captain Bill, is q
Spanish steamer which sailed from
Now Orleans on April % for BARGE
Iona
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-26
QUARTERLY REPORT
OF ThE OPERATIONS OF THE DIS.
PENSAKY.
Legislative Committee Makes tie Quart. r1y
Report TO Governor Ellcrba as Re.
quircd by Law.

To His Excellenby Governor VIM.
II. Ellerhe
Sir: The committee met pursu-
ant to tho Act of tho General As
sembly on Wednesday, tho Goth tf
April, 1898, and proceeded to exam
inc the books and financial transac.
tions of the State dispensary for the
quarter ending March 3lst, 1903.
The stock o! liquors and supplies
on hand was taken OH April l by
Messrs. l.. j. Williams and j. d.
Haselden, representing the board of
control, and VIM. II. Muuldin, repre-
scnting tho committee All Of the
stock and supplies were actually OK
hlbitcd, counted and valued, rs shown
in tho quarterly statement appended
to this report. We found the books
written up to date and neatly and
correctly kept. We checked off all
"SNouhtS uiI' NOuCIlcIS ana lOuDU
them correct according to the books
Of original entry. Wc also found
vouchers for all payments made and
invoice for all goods purchased. We
also examined tho records Of sales
made to dispensers and checked off
tho statement showing tho remittan.
cea made by county dispensers TO
tho State Troasurcr. We append
hereto the balance sheet showing
balance on March 3lst, 1893; also
tho following statements, viz:
|. Statement Of assets and liabili-
ties.
2. Statement of profits and loss
3. Statement of cash.
The above statements are correct,
according to tho books, vouchers and
records.
VIM. X. Mauldin,
Senator
A. X. Sanders,
Is. +. Efird,
Representatives.
The list Of assets shows S3S, 2G4.G7
in the treasury on March 3lst; MGR
chandse in the hands of dispensers,
SlS1373.24; merchandise (inventory)
$00,5S0.4S. Othor assets bring the
total to S30l, ,2lO.73.
Tho liabilities arc: Paid to school
fund, $3l0,S03.S0; personal accounts
duo by State, $li.S07. 13; total liu-
bilities, S3lG,2lO.73.
The total gross profits amount to
$7S,32287. The losses from break.
age, ETC., amount to 500, ,S00G7.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-26
STAFF OFFICERs APPOINTED.
Tho Men who will Serve with Brig Gen.
Thomas w. Car,yile. u. O. v.

Brig. Gen. Thomas w. Carwile,
commanding the Second Brigade,
Confederate Veterans, Of this State,
has made the following appointments
on his staff.
A. S. Soigler, Lieutenant Colonel
and Chief of STAFF, Deorvanna, Aiken
County.
j. H. Counts, Major and Inspector
General, Irmo, Lexington County.
w. A. Watts, Major and Pay
master General, Laurens.
j. w. Poore, Major and commits
sary General, Belton.
L. G. White, Major and Quarter
master G,necal, B aafort.
o. L. Schumpert, Major and Judge
Advocate General, Newberry.
j. j. Bozeman, Major and Surgeon
General, Ninety Six.
j. Lowrie Wilson, Major and
Chaplain General, Abbeville.
D. A. Thomas, Captain and aide
10 camp, Gaffney.
p. W. Farrell, Captain and aide
dc camp, Blackville.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-26

Richmond, Va, April 23.-Gen.
Fitzhugh Leo will leave on the noon
train for Washington. The General
appears somewhat restless under tho
RESTRAINTS placed upon him by tho
delay in sending troops to Cuba.
He is anxious to get back to tho
island and attac'. the Spaniards, and
predicts that if no is put in charge
Of troops down there no will make
quick work Of blanco's army. Tho
announcement from SPAN today
that Woyler had conferred with the
Queen Regent and would return to
Cuba at tho head Of an army proved
interesting reading for General Lee,
who said after he read it that he
would like nothing better than to face
Weyler with an army. General Lee
appcares to think that tho proposed
delay in sending troops to Cuba will
pAc'o SoiiiS"htU hC
rainy season sets in on tho island
about tho middle Of Juno or first of
July, and he had hoped that tho
troops would be sent at once to Cuba
and tho fight, rs far as driving tho
Spauiards from the island, would
have been over before tho rain began
to fall, for if Americans unacclimated
are caught on tho island after the
wet season begins they will bo very
apt to cont act fever.
1t having been suggested to Gen.
Lee that the Richmond troops, who
had at first been somewhat loath to
go to Cuba, had reconsidered and
were declaring thom selves as pro
pared 10 90 wherever ordered, he
exclaimed: "Richmond and Virginia
will do their duty. L never knew
them to fail, and certainly they Can
be dep" nded upon now.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-26
isucklcn's ArnIcn SAlye,

The best Sialve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rlleum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chnpped Hande,
Chilblaius. Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, aud psitiveIy cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25' cents per box For aale by
Robertson q, Glider and w T.. Pelham.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-26
SOUTH CAROLINA's BRIGADIEK GEN.
Governor Asks President to Appoint NIa jor
Darlington.
CThe State, 24th.)


The State capitol looked like mill
tary headquarters indeed yesterday
morning. Tho offices of the Gov.
ernor and of the Adjutant General
we're filled with military mon through
out the day. Nearly all of them
were there to look out for officers
positions in the State volunteer
corps, and they had their friends
along to speak word to the COM
mcnder-in chief for them. Never in
recent years have tho military men
of the State shown such deep inter.
est in anything. The number of
mon who are trying to get tho best
place to be had in the service is re-
markable. 1t was not known until
afternoon that tho call would be for
125, 900 volunteers from the country
at large. This is taken } mean that
the State of South Carolina will be
expected to furnigh brigado-threo
regiments, and the military mon,
who had feared that only two rcgi-
ments would bo allowed felt like
cracking the heals together.
When Gov. Ellerbe heard of it he
took the first important action since
hostilitios have been commenced.
He at once sat down and wired tho
President of the United States tho
following:
Hon. VIM. Mckinley, Executive
Mansion, Washington, d. G.
I have the honor to recommend
Major Ernest A. Darlington for Bri-
gadior General Of tho South Caro-
lima volunteers. Letter will follow.
WM. Ii. ELLERBE,
Governor Of South Carolina.
RECORD TO BE PROUD OF.
NOf5lIOl CIliclDo Jlhu S:)Dlo UllD9
ago made up his mind to ask the
President to appoint Major Garlng-
ton, u. S. A., as Brigadler General
in case no had tho opportunity.
Major darlington is at present As.
sistent Inspector General, y. S. A.,
with headquarters at Washington.
He ls Il member Of q Distinguished
South Carolina family and has a
military record that any man may bo
proud Of. Ho was born in Newber
ry county As years ago. Ho got his
appointment to tho United States
Military academy while he WAS ut
college at Athens, Ga. After his
graduation he was at home on fur.
lough when the news came of the
killing of Custor. Ho ut once re-
turned to duty and went to the front
as lieutenant in tho Seventh cav
airy. He served with the greatest
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-26
FITZIIUGiI LEE RESTLESS.

lie Thinks Delay In Sending Troops to
Cuba Dangerous, and Evidently njs-
agrees with Gnvcruor Ellcrbc IN Ito
the Snlubrity OF tho Climntc.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-26
"Your Governor General,
"PamOn BlancO."

The government has accepted the
proposal Of Nicholas Tamin & Co.,
an American concern, to arrange for
supply of water from Puita and
Colon. The contract Will be signed
Immediately. 1t is looked upon IA o
good business arrangement from
both standpoints.
At a meeting yesterday of the
directors of tho Spanish ban. was
agreed to declare compulsory .Ae ,.c-
ceptance of paper money ut it's value
on the day Of presentation, and es-
tates receive it at the previous days
value.
The movement Of troops, continue,
and there are daily conferences Of
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-26
HOW WOODFORD LEFT MADRID.

Minister Woodford's action DUR
ing the day rs reported to the State
department in late telegram indi-
Gated that he was following care
fully prepared programme. A sig
nifcant feature OF his message was
the statement that tho Spanish Gov
crnment notified him that it regard
cd the withdrawal Of Minister Polo
yesterday as terminating tho diplo-
matte negotiations, showing that it
was not disposed to accept the OK.
pressed intention of our Government
to continue Mr.. Woodford as med
ium OF communication until Satur.
day noon. Mr.. Woodford also an
nounced that he had instructed Con-
sul General Bowen at Barcelona, to
cause all American consuls in Spain
to immediately withdraw from the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-23

tapsrt. Ddi1eIbe mar bon 9ascagonId
nu6 RottelDam beittmmt. Der &ratz
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Der Stronger bu8Iirte ieine 9riIe um
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5eug lit fein SegelIhjff, Ionoern ein
Srump : Oonpfer unO itammt aus
Bilbao, Spanien.
lgurtIceun9 ficbc 3. Scitc.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-23

Sr Tdn,u BON beOcutli1tr s6nddje uuo on,n
nero0i,n afieftioncn it Die GiHrstbuna ots gtuds
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saws giireau. Rr. S., GImsStraEs, ReiusgOri.
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Gine8 juugen WtanneS GrfagrWng.

grootlsH, oe IA. CttObu 1897.
sd Derot 3bum bier mtius Symphonic btar:ts
ben Sd bin - Sabre alt. lUitlt $50 Qiuub, bin
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nit Dem gebrauht DpH RtiolDcut b,eanu 6nhm no
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OF. ,RoOaDol)'S S
SOrlupNriljOn
RG(O(OCnt.
Ser grobe Slntrciniger.
I3Mr Seilung
aller tbruniIdleH aramfbeitcu.

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tbtit purb Oas 9lut, D,u SDptB, Dtu llriu uR0
aHOus 6!uNgtsttn Dts Spittms utue Stbsustraft,
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burb Htu. NHD otunos Watsris'n. Strppbtiu,
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RraHfbeItsu, geitlUrs, fttbtrzNusi cblap, Gjriaba
topt, AHgDurm, GIrGbumatismus, Rotblauf,
SlHUtH tDar3e Gltttu I'M iSlsibs titsrnOs Seus
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Qattut,u ooa qOluuouru bsrritt. Tititr Brief
Durbe i'm Cttober 1897 9,itritbtH:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-23

len beru piro borftts garHurg 8f6sbabr Der 8lodabe
6Ott an QeBters pb Die 3Rataf iOmi Oos Datum unO ben
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bGngiqteit Ser. StQdisn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-23

5eute miro Der erte Sufruf 5u ben gSoen erfpl9en,
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Jo6ll C. gri6(e.

S9par3 ieibener Sammets
@iirtelitoff, 30c. pro gurb. Sur
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uno anberen 9anbI4uben.
2lr. 80, 2Seft-oSextngton-S
@s tnirS 9cutietl aeiSr0dlcn.
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2 sur Organization einer rewigenaruee in GeetesRraft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-23

Cur Scua6ri6tigungOe Oer ytd6te i6erote SlOfaOe
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pie erite { Y rli {

aep 8e It, iyla.. p. 2tpril. -
Der umeritanif6e &reu3er pNaf6=
bile" bat bas nit 8aubol3 belaOene
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-23

9SraffScmt crlGNt cine 9SroflomatiO,r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-23

einbfegfsen e Cuba fir bic en poa Sage gu
lnere lot piro 3ufubr 9orrd6n psr6n
BERN bic qrmee CUR 2anoung bert if-0unn 6lot
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Geru6te l6er eine beabidtge ameriantids 8ez
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fornteqe 8riegsertlGrung.-0n 9oz
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-04
Great Rat Cntchers.

According to an account in The Jour-
nal d'Hygieno, rats have become so
abundant in Brazil that domestic
snake the giboya, which has about the
circumference of tho arm, is sold in the
market place in Rio Janeiro, to BIO kept
in the house as n protection against ro-
dents. 1t would seem that the serpent
pursuos its prey moro for tho pleasure
that there is in it than from sense of
hunger, since it is said it rarely eats
tho rats caught. Similar in its habits
and attachments to tho domestic cat OF
our moro northern ATTITUDES, tho giboya
will, it il said, find its way back to the
house OF its master even II transported
TO q considerable distance.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-04

Mr.. C. B. Bush, president of the
Gilmer county court, tells briefly his
experience with an epidemic of bloody
iuS in his family. He writes under
date of October s, 1896, at Auburn,
w. Va. During the past summer
we had three cases of bloody huX in
our family which we cured in less
than one week with Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhpa Remedy.
In some instances there were twenty
hemorrhages a day" This remedy
never fails to cure the worst cases of
bloody fux and all bowel complaints
and every family should keep it at
hand. For sale at Vivian's Pharmacy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-04
Value of n Constitution.

1t happened in the spring Of 1860,
when Garibaldi was pursuing his expo
dition in Sicily and when the words
Constitution and Liberty" We're on CIV,
cry Neapolitan's lips. why are you so
anxious for constitutions" asked for
eign tourist of his guide and donkey
driver, While they were travelling
through the mountains of Sorrento
"Well, you see, your excellency, " was
the answer, because | think we shall
be all the better for it. 1t is now close
upon 20 years that am letting out my
asses to visitors from all countries
English, French, Americans; all Of
these have constitution, and they arc
all rich. "-Argonaut
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-04

The United states Commissioner
of internal revenue has issued nm
important circular In which he gives an
Interpretation Of the last clause of Sec
ton 20 OF the new revenue act as to
what medicinal preparations or articles
are subject to tax Hereunder. The COM
missioner constructs this clause as fol-
lows; Any medicinal article. which is
compounded Ivy any formula. published
or unpublished, will be held to be tax
able under schedule II, act of June Il.
1898, when 1t is put UP In style or man
ner similar to that OF patent, trade
mark, or proprietary medicine In gener-
nj. or is advertised on the package or
otherwise. as remedies or specifics for
any alment, ns having any special
claim to merit, or rs having any pecu-
liar advantage In mode of preparation.
quality use or effect.