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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06

Washington, Nov 80 Gen Leon
ard Wood, commenting this evening
upon the report that he might sue
coed Gen SterDberg as surgeon
general Of the army said that it was
without foundation. "My relation
with the medical department of the
army, 90 far as any further duty in
the medical corps is concerned" said
Gen Wood. "is at an end, and what.
ever duty may perform in the army
in the future will be in the line "
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
Glorious News.

Comes from DR.. d. b. Cargile. of washita, l.
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tsrs has cured Mrs. Brewer, Of scrofula, which
had caused her great suffering for years. Ter.
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face, and the best doctors could give no help
bat her cure is complete and her health is ex.
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
TRAIN ROBBERY
AT BRANCHVILLE.
The Two Messengers Say a
Single Man DID the Work.

Charleston, Dec l AN unknown
white masked mao robbed a Southern
Express Company car near Brsnchvilie
> q 90 the Southern Railway toni ght.
The train bad just left tbe station when
Messengers Ramsey and Rhodes were
covered with two revolvers held 10 the
hands of the stalwart robber. . One
messenger vas made to stand With bis
hauds over bis head aud the other was
commanded to haud over the money
packages 10 the safe. Seventeen hun
dred dollars we're secured aud the
robber. after warning the messengers
not to put loot outside Of the car
until the train had got under way
again. pulled the bell cord aud jun ped
ttf az the train slowed up. The con
ductor saw the robber as no ESCAPED d
aloogsids the track. but thinking bim a
tramp. signslled the engineer ahead.
When the train Got uoder head way the
messengers came out aud told their
story. The oar was q CON biuation
baggage aud express oar and the door
had beeo opeoed to permit the coo .
duc'or to reaoh the baggage section,
which Was 10 the forward section of the
car. IL was 90 account Of this fact
that the robber was .tle to enter the
car. Ooe Of the cafes 10 the car which
escaped the robbers notice cou,aiued
$4,000. The sheriff of Dorhoester
With six meo and two hounds has beou
hurried to the scene Of the robbery aud
will take up the chase.
A special from Brauchville save tha.
two men committed the robbery, but
the messengers who arrived 10 Charles.
ten say that there was ooly one robber.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
The Race to Manila.

Washington, Nov 30 The cruiser
New Orleans has arrived at Colombo
on her wsy to Manila This hrings
her up to the cruiser Brooklyn for the
first time since their ocean race to
the Philippines began The Brook
'yn arrived at Colombo yesterday and
will coal probably in time to get
away ahead of the New O,lcans.
The latter has been gaining of late,
however, and has bettered her posi-.
tion by two days against the Brook.
iyn since leaving Alden. At the rate
the indications are that the New
Orleans will be the first to arrive at
Manila.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
THE wAToHMAN AND soUTHRoN. DECEMBER g. 1899
wss renting the ship for $500 per

we renting tho ship for $500 per
day.
Throughout the remsinder Of the
voyage the engines Of the Mansuense
failed frequently and ,he ship would
roll for few hours while the engines
were repairing Then the steamer
would proceed again for few hours
The meat and vegetables rotted
because Of the failure OF the refrig
orators and we're thrown overheard
After the storm, the water supplied
to the ship at Honolulu bad to be
used for tho boilers aud there was
little or none for drinking
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
Fee of Physician at INQUEST

Attorney General Bellingsr has been
asked for 90 Official opinion a. tc
whether 40 exsmiuiog physicisu il
entitled TO q s. fee for each post.
mortem Of examination into cause Of
sudden death. and be decides that it il
. per eapitaN fee. aud thss il three
bodies are fouod, aud 40 Inquest is held
over The three bodies at tho same time,
uoder the law the physioiao is entitled
to fee OF IS for each body New.
sUd Courier. Nov 20
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
The Appetite of - Goat

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drug store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
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SODA taste.
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b caH~c 1t is hall as strong again and
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~plE 0' two rounded teaSpoonfuls OF
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II Dr;:'t Spoil
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
IN UTTER DARKNESS.

The ssms day the leak wss die
covered the machinery collapsed, and
the slsctric lighting plant and evspo.
rssing. distilliug and refrigers,iug
apparatus failed to work. There
we're no lsrps and the few candles
toosd we're exhsusted after q few
days During the lsss week of the
pssssge the Msnsuenss was ia utter
dsskpess ss nigb:. She had been
rolling 10 hcsvy secs oil the way. bu.
Nov. I'D che encountered Q typhoon
sud pitched and to.scd slarmingly
The Pekin becsme separated from
the Msnsueuse ip the storm
The water rose rapidly aud the
bsilisg force wss doubled But the
buckets were gradually smashed, and
bsrrsls and boxes we're substituted
for them. the men workiog in dark
nese. plsoks and pieces Of iron shaft.
ing being violently washed among
them. The 6remen could only feed
The free by being Hfted on the shoul.
dsrs Of the other men, through water
wsiss deep.
The typhoon lasted two dsys and
. half. and In the midst of Il the
engines stopped The officers then
held counci and found thst there
were 420 q. one on board with life
boss accommodations for 213
SING WHILE DEATH Is NEAR
In, the meantime the men below,
ignorsn' Of their extreme peril. were
passing buckets and singing what
the bell do We care" while the ship
rolled helpless on the ocean. with
hstches closed
The heat was intense until the
typhoon passed. and then the Pekin,
which bad retrsoed her course about
70 milee. came alongside the Man.
suense, which was rolling 90 heavily
that the soldiers in the hold could.
at each roll, see the Pekin through
the matches overhead
Mr James 3 Pottit. commander of
she Thirty fret volunteer regiment,
ordered the Msnsuense to proceed TO
Guam end swsit relief, but the cap
ssia of the Msnsusnse declined, the
e0oess sey. because the government
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-12

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80, IN mend any special dfsl?
nv 80 rs-. ooaTaer-No madam. he sim.
Ply recommended your bosr3fBe s. ,.'ll'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-12

and redono.od my pace as / heard
from the shouts TO the right and 10 the
leii OF me, that was practically
hemmed ga, aud that my only chance
was 10 take 90 the river. They were
close mp TO me when reached the bank
ie" yards below pout aux Meunufcrs
and without further hesitation Q plunged
H. and tie ouobuug aud seethlng of
the water brought the yell of dfsap
p"'n' nlrn' from the oank family to INV
ears he sell of the strrum was toward
The opposite shore. and 10 tive S,.,.npss
vas 90 pitch darkness. though In.t.
ing back over my shoulder AS D sfru.l
out, / could see. by the lanterns that
some carried. the watch and the yolun.
'eeT brigade dancing with anger NJ nv
escape but none Of them dared to fol.
low
bad TO swim With a will. for the cur.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-12
he
Cruel Knife!

Ny son uad % most malignant Cancer. foi
which The doctors said au operation was tl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
THE GUARDIANS
OF RICHMOND
Something About the BIue-COated
UphoIders Of the Law.
MASCOTS IN TWO STATIONS.
Sergeant deter Has a Kitten aud Cap
tain Angle Tcrricr-Thc Stations
Cory and Comfortable aud the
Officers Courteous.

Among the interesting places IN Rich
mond the police stations are not the least
so. Clean. comfortable, large rooms for
the officers. pleasant, though not 50 large
places for those who are brought there
AGAINST their will. There are three sta
tons In this city. and the First and Sc
cond Markets and on the corner Off Mar
shall and Smith streets. each under the
charge Of a captain and three serseants.
The Jolly officers are courteous polite
and always glad 10 see their friends ana
show strangers over the place. great
many ladies and visitors to the city go to
ipspect the stations and they always meet
with a welcome. No lady need be afraid
to enter them, as they are in charge OF
courteous gentlemen.
The patrol wagon IS kept n the Second
Station. but answers calls all over the
city. This is q covered vehicle I'D chatse
OF two officers and may be seen Al any
ume dasnlng through the streets IN an
sWer 10 a call from some part Oh the clly'
THOSE IN CHARGE.
4 sergeant and turnkey are always on
duty at the stations. ana when prisoner
Is brought ina his name, occupation, age
and birthplace are recorded ana ne ls
thoroughly searched. Should he prove 10
be a suspicious character ne j. cIoseiy
Questioned and his record looked up. The
prisoner is then locked up In a cen con-
tunius bunk
Al the FIRST Station is Captain W. j.
WhIuock. sergeauts Mathews. Jeter. otey
and Kersc. ana Cd nne corp of policemen,
who keep their district so order although
it IS tho toughest BOZ the city.
Sergeant Jeter has a most remarkaole
net d small kitten named Joe Wheeler.
Joe is the rci of thc station ana Pop
rates mascot lie is "a Maltese and eN-
ccedingly clever, having been taught
many tricks Joe plays ball equal %
professional. and jumps through the OIL
GERS arms, besides doing many oiher
things OF a like nature. Joe is youus yet,
but when he becomes older be Will lie All
acrobat of no small ability.
CAPT. ANGLES TERRIER.
The Second Station mascot SIS a beauti-
ful terrier. the property o. Captain
Angle. who has charge OF this station.
The Second District boasts OF the largest
men on the force. Sergeant Cosby and
Officers BEDFORD and Sutton. an tipping
the scales ia the neighborhood OF three
hundred pounds.
The Third station IS I'm charge OF Cap
tain +. J.. Hulce. The force in this dis
trict has the advantage of q new building
built exclusively for that purpose. Ia
front of the house is stone bridge and
flowers and q tile entrance The srr-
geants there are A. r. Cousins, W. j.
Orange G. George Epps. Sergeant Cous-
ms and orange are the Oldest police ser
geants on the force
Richmond IS proud OF her police force.
and she has a just right "a be SO. Tor a
more courteous. accommodating and
efficient force can De boosted Of by but
few cities of the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
FARMERS MAKING MONEY.
4 Wcll-to DO Citizen of Hanover Says
They Are In Good Shape.

They Are In Good Shape.
CAPTAIN p. II. Han. one Of the super
visors Of Hanover county, and a sub
stanual citizen Of the lower end, was
in the city yesterday. Captain Han owns
a farm OF some three hundred acres. and
Is q trucker ON large scale. When ask
ed concerning the condition of the farm
ers in his section Captain Hall said:
"They are better of than they have
been On fifteen years. l don't know a
trucker who has not made money that
has attended TO his business
His attention was called 10 a statement
published recently that In some sections
there is no money among the farmers In
certain sections. ana that they are re-
duced 90 a system Of barter
'That is not true I'm my section" re-
piled Captain Hall, land ! doubt very
much ~ lt IS true anywhere"
Captain Hall is very familiar with
matters political. and he talked I'm an
interesting manner concerning condi-
ti0ns On Hanover lie expressed cons.d-
cradle alarm az the split IN the Demo
cratic party on account Of the fight for
the senatorship lie is q staunch sup
porter OF Senator Martin. bat speaks I'm
the klndest terms of Governor Tyler.
expressing regret. however, that he
should have entered The race. and. 20
some extent caused a disruption of the
party.
Captain Hall. while q silver Democrat.
is also a State bank man. Tie recognizes
the advantages that a bank in his own
section would be 90 him. where be could
secure the credit to which his property
entities him, but which is Of little avail
in the city banks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
NEW CITY CODE
NEARLY READY
Capt. Mccarthy Only Awaits An Or
dnance Approving His Work.
THIS HAS BEEN RECOMMENDED.
Ordinance Committee Met Last Night
and Approved the Civilization OF
General Ordinances, Which Go
10 Council Endorsed.

a~be Committee on Ordinances held
called meeting ln the city Hall last eve
Ming at G O'Clock Cor the purpose OF con
,lderlne the Qualification OF the general OF
d,nanccs OF the ~ty prepared hy captain
r,,,l.o- AfcCarthy. VINO was cmploycN as
.odlacr 10 do the work. and a.so 'o IT,
commend an ordinance to approve w.
same Tor subm siln o. tho common 'o""-
81 al is next cgiiar meeting.
Tbo members present were; Mes.Is.
rioomhcrr 1chaEmonl Dre~fy an"
Cutchins no.,
-aDtain Mccarthy submitted a codlhea-
,,on OF thc ordinances Of the City io Jun
Ia $50 and stated that it was necessary
20 have IAN ordinance adopted by The City
council apnrovlag same. before me Vol
nne. including tha index. could be COM
plctcd
after an examination Of the printed or
,Vnanc~e IN hand The committee dec'oe4
10 forward the same 10 the Counci' WIN
an ordinance approving same with the
recommendation that 10 he adopted.
LIVERY STABLES.
Tho committee considered an ordinance
renorted bv a Subcommittee iu accord
ancs with petition referred 10y IN. COM
mon Co-ncl directing That am oI".ii"hos
be framed % prohibit ine tsl''''-'''le II
o. livery stables in resio eniial h,isiI'.i
hoods. The ordinance Saei,l.'e' lel"' 49,
That permit sh1u ne o"..'i'e' i'iil ,-'-
Committee on hea>n TOT 'ue 'oN'"i' ,'
Of an livery stab es now existing ln lHi7
city after tho urst day OF January. Iph
and 20 require an livery stables. hereai e.
located % obtain "a permit before lho
location oil same. "l" nN,s "a
e 49, sor ooob d.v,s continuation
...h 1.,.st-.-s -ritrorif errh hermit
OF su-' 49,. .',. t,t5 "a, tpc taf1s mn.
.' " -. 10, ,,.rs,n. or,r,os.
u. t'' g.. ,r.,.t-.,,. III ho
e' ".u ih i"'"' 0' az ,.,r..' d.. nm,
ptIHl'''' ~ ".i'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
Mammoth Furnishing House 'o &c
Opened by Nessrs. Mayer & Petit

Richmond f. steadily on the upgrade,
with a conservatism OF movement that
argues. a stable and durable prosperity.
Saturday n new enterprise VIII be IN
augurated here. when the Southern Fur
nishing and Carpet Company. conducted
by Messrs. Mayer & Petit throws open
its doors TO tho public.
The new company has secured me
handsome new stores. Nos. Z and ? west
Broad street. and everything Is practi-
caliy In readiness for the opening
Mcssrs Mayer & Petit have FOR years
conducted large and successful busi-
ness In the city Of Washington but be-
coming convinced that Richmond was a
good place 90 locate. have manifested
their confidence In this community by
the large investment which they nave
made here.
The new firm will carry every line
Of goods needed 10 furnish house from
top TO bottom. and will handle nothing
that Is not thoroughly reliable.
They will do a cash and credit bust
ness. holding out tempting inducements
to purchasers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
THE LIQUOR DEALERS.
\ Convention Of the League 10 &c Held
September 12fh.


A call has been issued for a convention
Of the State Liquor League Of Virginia. to
be held al Sanger Hall on Thursday. Sep
tember 18th. 4 meeting OF the state Ex-
ecuuye Committee viii be held at 10
o'clock ON the same morning. and the
convention Will Dee called % order 40 noon.
The Richmond branch OF the league
has elected the f0lloAng delegates TO th1
convention: Messrs. John VI. Higgins A
w Rosene W. II. zimmerman, l.. a
Stumpf. W. A. Kleyesahi aud j. p. Brown.
The association also c.ectcd The loi-
lowing committee Of entertainment 10
make AID provisions for The reception ana
entertainment of the guests: hessrs.
George ~. Cease. Herman Myers. a. w..
ROsene Home Brewery Company Pabst
Brewery Company, Rosenesk Brewery
Company. P0rucr Brewery Company
Anheuser-B Busch Brewing Company W..
A. Kieyesahl. Henry Gunst j.. a. Saun-
ders. Jr.. Bailey Saunders. JunIus A. Nor
ris, Thomas Adkins Luke Harvey James
A. Augustine. and l.. C.. Younger.
Messrs. August Koeher. OF New Jersey,
President Of the National Association OF
Liquor Dealers. Edward j.. Jordan, Of
Washington. ID. c.. chairman Of the Con-
gressional legislative Committee. p. H..
Nolan. of New York. National Organizer
and other prominent liquor dealers viii
be- present and explain the necessity for
organization I'm Virginia I'm common with
other sections OF the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT. GAR,
Philadelphia. Pa, September 4th TO
9th, fS00-$5.5O Hound Trip From
Richmond. Va.

ON account OF the above the Southern
Hallway viii sell special round trip tickets
between Richmond and Philadelphia at
$3.50 for the round trip. not including
Baltimore transfer. $500 for the round
r.p including Baltimore transfer Tick
e,s win BE on sale September ist to 5th
Inclusive. with return limit September
i2th An extension OF limit may be OBJ
tained until September 5Jth. 1888. by de
posting tickets with joint agent az phila-
dviphia. such tickets TO be deposited be-
tween September 9Th and eh inclusive
and upon payment OF fee OF fifty cents.
n extension of limit is not desired. Il will
not be necessary 10 deposit tickets with
Joint agent az Philadelphia. These tickets
will apply via \ FORK River Line Baltimore
and n. * o. or Penn h. r., Baltimore 10
Philadelphia. This IS most desirable
route and has been adopted as official by
the veterans For further information APP
Dis 10 Richmond Transfer Co., 96 east
Main street. Southern Railway station.
foot Of Virginia street. or
q. "a. WESrBURY. T. L. A.,
80 H. Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

back that glad boyish feeling again. II
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

A tackey party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. T. f. Taylor last night at their
lovely residence. on Grove road The eve
ming was spent IN playing games OF "ye
Olden times" after which a denghtfui
supper was served on the lawn.
Among those present were Mrs WIN.
ston Mrs. J. V. Taylor. Miss Bessie
Haey. Miss Sadlo Savage. Misses Rosa
and Hanna Bauer Miss Matte Rex. Miss
Eva Alexander. Misses Mamie. Julia and
sadie Thaxton. Mss Nernette Taylor.
Messrs. ). J. and J. ". Winghe'd. How
ara seaton. H. f.. We.slger. Jr.. Frank
Bell. Edward Van Buren,. 8. NJ. Taylor.
Joe Haley. J.. V. Taylor. r. G. Anthony.
q. Walker A. Taylor. and Il. West.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

on north side Grace street 50 feet east OF
Twonty-sixth S255e.
r.. IT, Meade and wife. Henry Lee Val
ent.ne and wife and Kanawha Construc-
ton Company % james River Falls Paper
and Pulp Mills. 13j II feet on Canal
street known as CALICO Corn Mil lot, ~
feet on Canal street known as Basin
Spring lot. 12s feet east % Twelfth street
between Canal and Byrd streets 30 feet
on Eleventh street between Canal and
Byrd streets, the conveyance OF the water
rights appurienant 30 SAID corn MIL Is
made subject 20 certain conditions. s..
Cyrus Bossieux's trustees TO r. II.
Meade. one firth interest I'm same pro-
perty described I'm deed next above $3.50
Charles L. Todd's trustees 10 Henry
Lee Valentine. four ffths interest IN same
property as described in decd next above,
$4,000.
Samuel II. pulliam and wife TO Henry
S. Wallersto'n l2S feet az southeast cor
ner Twenty-ninfh and VI streets. 5000
Virginia Machine Company 10 X. y.
Bowe. 80 l0-l2 feet on north side Cary
street % feet west ~ Seventeenth. $500
Henrico: Peter Dickinson and wife 20
Alexander Anderson. three fourths of an
acre about seven miles north Of Rich
mond. S2l
William Marshall. Jr'e. trustee % Wal
lace McRae g. SO foet On north side
Brookland street Sln92
William IT, Kcn0n 10 Joseph II. TAYLOR.
Is "a acres about two and n half miles
northeast OF Richmond. $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

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nerves had caused severe pains I'm the
back of his head. ON using Electric Bit
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He says this grand medicine is what his
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strengthens the nerves. puts vim, y'gor
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