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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-30

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solid Ncslii.u'c Train OF Pui!Inu. Ster, t,t
and Coaches between Washington and t
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mouth and Chester s. 9.
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solid Train, CorGh,S and Pulln. an Sic,l IS
between Portsmouth and hIlnutn. ON. p, ny
'@lccpers between Columbia and Atlanta.
Is In tr,,h make Immediate connection III
leans TcNa California. 81, xtco hui.n.
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For Tickets, sleep, rs, and lnforinu, ion, ur
ply TO Agent 'rN Is Ccmci q PA or
y. y. Ncwinnd, Gen Agt., i'n.S. i,cr'.
. . Atlanta Ga.
T.. ST JOHN, Nicc-Fr'S. Mna GEM Manager
+. MCBEF, Gem ~ul eriItnnd, mt.
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-30
Yours truly.

w. a. Turk, G.. p. A.
Capt. Billy is naturally very proud
of the old pnnch which is treas
uree with many fond associations.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
CO1SU|Q| Bill
Posses SC10|e
WANT DIRECT ELECTION.
Butler, of South Carolina, Urges Election

Butler, of South Carolina, Urges Election
of Senators by Direct Vote of People.
Washington, Jan. 2S-The senate to
day passed the consular and diplomatic
appropriation bill and then resumed the
discussion of the treaty. From to 3, a
recess was taken to allow the members
to attend the funeral of ex.Unlted States
Attorney General Garland. Mr.. Butler
of South Carolina, read a resolution
passed by the legislature of his state
recommending the election of senators
by the people. He stated that "a legis
latures had taken similar action.
The house discussed the army reor.
ganization bill. Mr.. Loud, Republican,
made bitter attack upon the administra-
ton and said the country could not stand
the taxation for 100000 men in the reg
ular army. Mr. Grosvenor defended the
administration and was in turn attacked
by Democratic members.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
LooTING THE ESTATES.
Insurgents are Making Trouble In Islands
of Philippine Group.

Insurgents are Making Trouble In Islands
of Philippine Group.
Manila, Jan. 27-There is no illness
aboard the transports at Iloilo. The 5Ist
Iowa regiment is returning to Manila on
the Pennsylvania. and will arrive tomor
row. The 18th regulars and the Sixth
artillery remain at Iloilo.
A native commission from there comes
on the transport to consult with Agui.
naldo.
Influential natives wish the Americans
to land. The rabble of the insurge ent
army are kicking, and want to loot the
town. They have already burned sew
eral villages near Iloilo.
The lower classes in the islands OF
Cebu and Negros are reported to be at.
tacking the land proprietors and looting
the estates.
Manila is quiet. The general health
of the troops is good. The island of
Mindanao is overrun by the Moros The
Spaniards are concentrated at Sam.
boagan.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
Under the Dome.

"Under the Dome," which comes to
the Masonic temple tonight. was one of
the biggest money winners of last sea.
son, and scored heavily. 1t is said to be
we'll constructed and to contain at least
two remarkable scenes. The first of
these realistic ferryboat trip from Jer.
sey City to New York is said to be alb
solutely perfect in detail. The wash of
the water. the creaking of the engines,
straining of timbers, and Changing of
bells are all successfully initiated.
The forward half of the boat is shown,
headed out into the stream and away
from the audience, which is supposed to
occupy the rear of the boat. AT first the
lights of the opposite shore and the out
lines of the buildings can be but family
seen. As the boat progresses out into
the stream these lights become larger
and brighter and the buildings gradually
assume shape. When the boat nears its
destination the familiar buildings stand
out boldly and brightly until it enters the
ferry house.
More startling is the hurricance scene
The first set shows the beautiful coral
reef harbor at Apia, Samoa, the beach
and the home of the U. S. consul. Thi.
is followed by the hurricane scene
Forked lightning, roaring winds, rolling
thunder, binding rain. and waves mount
ain high tossing the doomed men of'wal
and finally wrecking the U. S. ship Tren
ton make an awe inspiring and BLOOD
quickening spectacle which can hardly
fail to move the most blase theatre goer
In addition to these scenes, three beau
tiful scenes of familiar localities il
Washington are shown. The most eft
fective Of these is the dome of the capito
Illuminated.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
G. & N. Road Blocked,

II The heavy snow which began falling
late last night and continued throughout
today is seriously handicapping the G.. &
N. management. For week past the
passenger has been unable TO proceed
beyond Puzzler, but this morning it
seemed doubtful whether it could get
that far A work train was engaged all
morning in clearing the track between
Sunset and Puzzler. but at shortly before
noon had not succeeded in reaching the
latter camp.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28

Inconsistent with Established OOcCrino
"The expansion problem is about the
hardest one that has ever been brought
home to the American people" remark
ed Gen A. P. Martin, of Boston. at the
Arlington last evening. "The complica
tions it involves are so many and intli
cate that It requires the best brains and
craftsmanship to make wise decision.
at is difficult to see how we can keep
the conquered territory without radical
divergence from all our traditional pol
icy. The doctrines of the equality of
man and of government deriving its just
powers from the consent of the gov
erned seem to be abandoned utterly if
we proceed to take possession OF the
Philippines. confess it would puzzle
the to know how to act we're sole ar
bitter OF the question. In the meantiDe
l suppose that the best thing to be done
is to proceed with the ratification of the
Paris treaty."-Washington Post.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
The Plum is Not tor Wood.

Washington, Jan 28-It is stated posit'
lively that there is no truth in the state
ment regarding General Brooke lemov
al as military governor OF Cuba and the
appointment OF Colonel Wood to the
place. 1t is pointed out that Wood be.
longs to the volunteers while all the
other commanders in Cuba are of the
regular army and superior to him ir
rank. Such an appointment would b
unjust to the other commanders.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
Plans for the New Panama Canal.

Under the direction of the Comlte
Technique the whole of the route of the
canal and OF its collateral works was ac-
curately surveyed and contoured; Dor.
ings were made, trial pits sunk, streams
large and small Including the wayward
charges) gagged, meteorological obser
vat,ons made and recorded, and gener-
ally mass of facts accumulated through
which the Comi.e was enabled to agree
upon a project for the completion OF the
Panama canal, with which the new com
pany is prepared to face-indeed, to in
vite-the criticism OF the world.
The termini of the canal are Colon on
the Atlantic coast, and Panama on the
Pacific. The distance between them is
4oH miles, measured on the line of the
canal.
The canal is to be divided into six
reaches-a maritime channel on either
sea coast, and four intermediate ponds
of varying lengths.
The channel on the Atlantic coast
covers nearly one.third Of the length OF
the canal, being itself ID 20 kilometres in
length The bottom width of the chan
mel will be 80 metres, and the depth be
low the mean level of the sea (which il
here practically tideless) will be nine
metres. The Atlantic channeli is already
| completed w. Henry Hunter, in the
Engineering Magazine for February.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
L0|oye||e Miner
| .''lMee|S De01
CRUSHED IN A MINE.

John FrIdahl Killed iu the simpson Coal
Mine at Lafayette.
Lafayette, Jan. 28-While working in
the Simpson mine, property belonging
to the Northern coal mpany, John Fri
dahl was caught in cave-in this morn
ing and crushed to death. He was at
work in chamber of the mine when a
large lump of coal dropped from above.
Fridahl was about 80 years old and un-
married. He was well known and very
popular with the people here.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
Wilson Succeeds Scott.

Washington, Jan. 28--The president
today appointed Geo. w. Wilson, pres.
ent deputy commissioner of internal rev.
enue to succeed Commissioner Scott.
who will, On March 1, take the senatorial
seat to which be was elected by the
West Virginia senate.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
Don't Favor Two Jobs.

Washington, Jan. 28-It is stated that
a careful canvass of the judiciary COM
mittee Of the house shows tha, Ia out of
he II members favor declaring vacant
the seats OF members who hold army
commissions. A vote has not yet been
taken
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
FILlPINOS ARROGANT.
Think Americans Ought to See that n War
Would be Useless.

Would be UseIess.
Hong Kong, Jan. 28-The Filipino
junta here re affirm the statement OF
yesterday that Aguinaldo and the lnsurg.
ents do not intend to provoke hostilities
with the Americans. But they wish to
show the Americans they are willing and
able to defend their independence. They
are confident that the Americans will de.
termine that war is useless and that il
will be more to their advantage to &C.
knowledge the Malalos government.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
A Roundabout RumOr,

Paris, Ian. 28-La Liberte claims to
have information that Mckinley is pre-.
parlng to abandon the Philippines after
brief period His policy. the paper
states, will be very similar TO that pro.
posed for Cuba.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
Ranger Will Survey for Cable.

San Francisco, Jan. 28-The govern
ment supply vessel Ranger has been or
dered into service to make survey for
a cable TO Manila. 1t will proceed 10
Honolulu and take soundlngs between
there and Manila as soon as 1t can be
nntf1tted
Daily camera., 1899-01-28

Washington, Jan. 2S-It is generally
believed that Eagan's conviction is
foregone conclusion, but there is diver.
sity of opinion as to what the penalty
will be. His friends are going to make
strong plea for emency.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
Doesn't Favor AN Alliance.

New York, San. 28-Richard Croker
follows up his remarks on expansion, by
saying: "If at any time it appears that
expansion meant an alliance with Eng
land or other parties. would be opposed
TO expansion"
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
GC1e|0 [0g0||
DeC|Q|ed GulV
EAGAN Is WAITING.
The Dull Stroke of tho Ak has not Yet
Sounded.

Sounded.
Washington, jan 28-It is expected
that an early announcement of the court
n.artial's findings in the Eagan case will
be made. The records have been com
piled and delivered to the president b.
Judge Advocate Davis this morning. 1t
is believed that the findings will be made
public by the president on Monday. In
the meantime General Eagan is con.
structively under arrest and remains at
home.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
bradley Found Guilty.

Los Angeles, Jan. 2S-A. c Bradley.
the old soldier who shot at Governor
Smith of the Soldiers home, has been
found guilty. The jury recommended
clemency.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28

Coroner Trezse was summoned to
Lafayette this morning to take charge
of the remains of John Fridahl a coal
miner who was crushed to death in the
Simpson mine at that camp this morn
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
WANT REDUCED RATES.
Senator Parks Introduces \ Resolution Re
strlctiDg Telephone Rates.

Denver, Jan. Ex-senator Parks intro
duced telephone bill today reducing
the rates IN the city and state IS pei
cent. All other bills were withdrawn IN
favor Of Parks bill.
The house spent the morning discuss
ing the bill prohibiting the payment for
labor in scrip.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
Overdue steamers Arrive.

New York, Jan 2S-The steamers
Kaiser Wilhelm II and the Saale arrived
this morning, several days overdue. The
Brlttanic Is still missing.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
Cold Sunday Promised.

Denver, Jan. 28-The weather bureau
predicts bitter cold Sunday tor this
state tomorrow.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
silver Qu"rarion

New York, Jan. 28-Siver is Quoted
at soH todav.
Daily camera., 1899-01-28
Dyer's Real Estate Agency.

Home property. farm property or bust.
ness opportunities. investments of all
characters. Camera block.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-23
HodJ, SoIqb0aM
Never slk5l11lz1D

earliest commandery, who will then car
~ out all the Templar and Chivalric GER
emonies and over the insensate and life
less form will repeat together Dust to
dust, and ashes to ashes as their frater
has so many times spoken amidst the
somber regalia Of the House of Sorrow.
The music feature of the Preceptory
services tonight will be in charge OF
Henry HUFFMAN. 32nd. and the Wichita
Consistory quartette will render the mu-
steal numbers. They are Messrs. Hull,
Oldham, Westgate and Huffman, as
sisted by Miss Dunbar and VIM. Shaver
of Topeka, past grand master of Grand
lodge A. F. and A. NJ.
The official pail bearers will be Sir
knights Reed. Fulton. Wallenstein,
Bleokley and Pratt. and Mayor Finlay
Ross
Throughout the day yesterday from
daybreak until 4 in the afternoon, when
the remains were taken from Galrs to
the residence, a special detail was on
duty at periods of four-hour service as
guard of honor, and was composed OF
knights templar and immediate Masonic
friends and attendants as follows: Sir
Knights Applegate. Biting, Hereford.
and Reynolds and Bigelow. At the resi-
dence and all through the rest OF the
remaining period the Commandery will
have full dress uniformed guard in serv-
ice.
Most of the grand officers Of the Grand
Commandery are in the city, this being
the body Of which Mr. Jones was deputy
grand poFnmauder The officers are aS
follows: Ed. Hays. Wellington. grand
commander; p. NJ, Hoisington Newton.
grand generalissimo;. Ed. wellington,
Ellsworth, grand captain general; T. P.
Bond. SaIina, grand senior warden; Chas.
J. Webb of Topeka, grand Junior warden;
]. c. PosteIthwaite. T. G. Fitch and Bes-
ter G. Brown. grand standard bearer
grand sword bearer and grand warder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-23
COL. HOlSlNG1ON HERE
To Muster In Battery A-HIs Promo.
eion az Maaon.s

p NJ. Hoisington of Newton, colonel OF
the Second regiment, Kansas National
Guard. was in the city last night for the
purpose of mastering in the members Of
battalion 4. X. y. G., which has been
organized in this city. Colonel Hoising-
ton is a prominent Mason OF the state
who IS promoted by the death of Chas.
NJ Jones OF this city, whose death Col.
Hoising;on takes with the deepest SCR
row. Colonel. Hoisington is grand gener-
aAssimo OF the grand commandery.
knights Templar. and by the death OF
Mr.. Jones becomes deputy grand COM
mander. and next year viii be grand
commander. a position 20 which he will
attain one year ahead Of his time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-23
MRS. WALDEN SUED
y. w. Cooper Brings Ejeetment Pro-
eeedIngs Against Her,

s w. Cooper brought ejectment pro-
ceedings in the district court yesterday
against Nina L. Walden, in which he
asks judgment for $50 and possession OF
lot No. IS on New York avenue. In Math-
ewson's addition Mrs Walden claims
to have purchased this property at tax
sale in IS96. and Mr.. Cooper says some
OF the taxes were assessed wrongly and
that her title is worthless He also al
Ieges that he has made tender o. the
amount Of the tax deed. amounting 10 500.
She refused 10 accept the amount or TO
give possession o: the property, and Mr..
Cooper has brought the suit for posses
sion. and asks for slso which he SAYS is
due for rent on the property during the
time Mrs Walden has occupied il.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-23
THAT NEW RAILROAD
Colonel Points and the Commercial
Club Getting Together.

Colonel C. n. Points. president Of the
Shawnee. Oklahoma and Indian Territory
railroad company. who is in the city for
the purpose of interesting Wichita CAPT
talists in the road. had a conference with
the Commercial club yesterday morning.
He says he is very much pleased with
the manner in which the Commercial
club considered his plans and thinks they
Will be apt to reach an understanding
today. The club will hold another meet
ing at 1879 o'clock this morning, at
which a full understanding will be ar
rived at and probably written agree
ments signed up. Colonel Points says
the company will have no trouble what
ever to float its bonds when the time
comes, as already three different firms
have offered them all the money neces-
sary to build the road.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-23
MARRIED WHILE CAMPING
Part OF wichita Party Overeomes
Homr Ohlnctioa.

Chas- Lindsey and Miss Daisy Overies
of South Seneca, West Side were married
in Butler county while on camping trip
with Wichita party near Doug.as last
week. There seemed 10 be something OF
a romance attached to this statement.
Mr.. Lindsey and Miss OveTlee didn't have
Just the free consent OF their parents 70
get married and getting away with a
camping trip they fOrestaIled parental CD
lection by coming home married
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dennis. VITA rooms a. the Metropole, died
last nigh:. Funeral services, viii be held
at the home al 4 O'Clock this afternoon
Mrs. Dennis Is said to Be very IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-23
ATTEMPT AT ASSAULT
Police Notified OF an Attempt to AS
SAINT n Little Girl

Mfr. vantrees, who resides at 1888 East
Douglas avenue. telephoned the police
station for a policeman yesterday, claim
Ding that a man had attempted to assault
his little daughter. When the policeman
arrived at the place the man had fed
and could not be found. Mr.. Nantrees
said that he was contemplating moving
his family to a house at 124 South Lulu
avenue and his little daughter had taken
her doll and gone down to look at the
house. On her way there she met a
stranger who said that his mother owned
the house and that he would go back
and show the child the property.
When they got in the house the little
girl was persuaded to go upstairs. where
the man grabbed her and was in the ,Ict
Of assaulting her when she screamed and
tore herself away. The child jumped
down the stairway and ran out crying.
The stranger became alarmed and ran
AWAY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-23
ARE MUSTERED N
Company A, Kansas National
Guard, Organized.
LOU ASPEY IS CAPTAIN
Complete Roster of the New
Military Company.

wiclhta's new military company known
at Battery A, Kansas National Guard.
was mustered in and organized with full
set Of officers last night Colonel Hoising-
ton Of Newton, one Of the best military
men In Kansas, was the oficer chosen to
muster IN the new battery, and he Il en-
thusiastic in his compliments Of the new
company.
The officers elected last night are: Louis
Aspey. captain; Harvey II. Cain, first
lieutenant; Guy N. Gascoigne, second
lieutenant These officers were each elect
ed unanimously, showing the utmost good
feeling and harmony existing in the COM
pany. After the obligations were taken
and the work of Captain Hoisington was
finished, he complimented the company
very highly on it's good work and the
splendid appearance and makeup Of its
members. He said there Is no reason why
this should not prove to be one OF the
finest companies In Kansas. The boys are
very enthusiastic and will at once set in
to drilling and equipping themselves in
fine style.
The new company will send in their
requisition for supplies and equipments.
They will make request for some of the
new rapid fire SO inch guns instead of the
Calling guns. which the old company had
here. They VIII meet every Tuesday night
for drill practice and will at once select
permanent headquarters and devote
great deal of time to their work this fall
in order to get in shape for duty as soon
as possible.
Captain Downing, who has been most
instrumental In the organization of the
new company, was present last night
Captain Downing is an enthusiast In the
work and his efforts to get the new COM
pany organized and equipped has been ap-
preciated by the boys here. II it had been
possible for Captain Downing to have re-
manned in Kansas he would have been
unanimously reelected captain OF COM
pany A and would, in all probability, have
been elected major of the Kansas Guard
at its next meeting.
Company is composed Of some Of the
best young men In the city. They are
young men Of fine physique of which Mr..
Henry Hooker. the gentlemanly waiter at
Pulls restaurant, Is fair sample. They
are proud and anxious to get sors glory
out Of military life. The complete
roster of the company Is as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-23
Finest Potatoes, Per BusheI 35c.

Tin Cans, quarts, per dozen.
Tin Cans. Il gallon, per dozen. .Soc
Glass Jars, \ gallon. per dozen........6oc
Glass Jars. quarts, per dozen...........44c
Glass Jars. ptnts. per doEen............95c
German Washing Fluid .................. sc
XXXX Coffee. per ....IOc
Conrad's Peerless Coffee. per fb........34c
ConraFs Clipper Coffee. per fb..........2Sc
Conrsds Ambrosia Coffee, per fo......22c
Kansas Crackers. per paeksge......... Sc
Gallon Jar Gedney's Mixed Pickles. .43c
Stone Fruit Jars. gallon. each. ......... &c
Stone Fruit Jars. \ gallon. each...... &c
Fruit Crackers. per fb...................l Ice
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-23
HE WAS NOT DEAD
Stranger Springs a Great Fake About
Davis Campbell,

Some fellow who was evidently bent on
some kind OF devilment went to the home
of Davis Campbell. I'LL South Water
street. the other day, and not finding Mr..
Campbell at home asked some OF the
neighbors where his sisters were. He
said that Mr.. Campbell was dying at Ell
Dorado. The nelghbors were greatly
alarmed and had begun TO circulate the
report quite freely, when Mr.. Campbell
was seen walking toward his home in as
good health as he ever enjoyed In his hfe.
The sisters OF Mr.. Campbell were getting
ready to go to Ell Dorado. The stranger
said that Mr.. Campbell was slowly chok-
ing to death at FL Dorado and that he
had been sent to notify the family. No
one seemed to know who the stranger
was and he has not since been SEEN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-23
he 11;a 1aiIb gaoI aarednesdau nr,nO August e. 1soo
"Want of Watcktalness
Makes the Thief. "

Many cases Of poor heattf
come from EUant of SUatch-
fitness. Bot # von Keep
voar blood pure no Mief can
steal your health. The one
efectfUe natural blood prn-
fer Is Hoods SassaparilIa.
Tired and Worn OUT cannot
say too much IN faVor of HOOD Sarsapa-
niza N curing that tired 4'orn oa feeling.
It does more good than any other" YIN.
Z. Hurdle, HoLyUEle, Del.
Bad Stomach Headaches and
tired feeling, a'fh bad conditioned stomach
caused me to take HOODS Sassaparzla.
+ stopped al faint trouble" Charles
BoUer. Glens Falls, w. Y
Sick Headache-"I haUe taken
Hoods SarSapardla for SICK headaches and
hAUe not Been troubled qvih them since,
am much stronger than formerly. Hkeeps
my aged mother q'eL." Lucy Clark, n
S6atDenn Street, Manchester, sc. II.
Roe1STI5d1e J6aJ U,o1Te so.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-23
TO LOOK UP STREET RAILWAY
President McKiaiey Will Arrive In
wichita Tomorrow

D. A. McGugin OF Davenport, Iowa viii
be here today to look over the street car
matter and President Mckinley will ar
rive Thursday. President Mckinley Is
Interested in a number Of street railways
and many undertake TO furnish capital
to build the Wichita lines. According TO
Mr. McGugin. the only objection he has
10 the Wichita proposition Is the great
mileage OF track that Is wanted.
This information IS contained in q tele-
gram from Mr.. Gugin TO a c. Jobes.
Newton Edwards. WHO was formerly
manager OF the carpet department for
gnnes & Co. has gone TO Des AOiaes. Ia.
where he has . position