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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-05-10
in vised to take formal par. in the. me-

invited to take formal part in the. me-
morial exercises.
Tonight the great auditorium erected
especially for this occasion was formally
dedicated with impressive ceremonies.
Its seating capacity of 1000 persons
was taxed to hold the crowd. On the
stage were seated ali of the dissipg guish.
cd visitors and many of the leading
citizens of the city. A superb choir
and orchestra furnished toe musical
portion of the exercises and addresses
were made by Mayor Smythe, Gen.
Wade Hampton. Maj. Theo. G. Barker
and Hon. T. W. Bacot. The prayer
was made by Rev. Ellison Capsrs,
bishop of South Carolins and a briga-
dier general in the Confederate army.
Tomorrow will be the drst day
of the occasion aud there will be
also an observance of South Car
oliua memorial day. The parade
OF the veterans will occur in the
afternoon at the conclusion of which
rasmor exercises will be held in the
I'm Gen. Gordon will preside
and deliver an address. The memorial
address will be made by Gen. Geo.
Norman of New Orleans, adjusant
general of The Confederacy, and a
salute will be fired By veterans of the
famous Washington artillery aad Harris
battery.
Probably no former reunion Of the
Confederate veterans has attracted a
more general representation from the
veterans and larger crowd of visitors
than Charleston promises to have on it's
hands tomorrow. For several days
visitors have been coming in large
plumbers, while the committee estimate
chat II 900 persons arrived here to-
night apd Is special trains are
scheduled to arrive between midni ght
and tomorrow morning. The private
houses Of the city have been thrown
open With true hospitality, the hotels
are packed and for the accommodation
of the veterans and those who are
unable to pay even the moderate tariffs.
several large warehouses have been
equipped wish cots and every conven-
ience, while tho eating arrangements
are equally complete.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-05-10
4 BIG BATTLE
IS EXPECTED.
FL. no Massed in Large
Forces at MT. Arayat.

Manila, May -Msjor Diggs. while
leading battalion of Minnesota volun.
teers toward San Miguel. mile west of
Calampis, today vas attacked By
Fiiipinos, who fred several volleys from
apparently deserted trenches. The
Americans charged aud repulsed the
enemy.
Oue private vas wounded duriog the
assault.
The insurgents are massed at Mouas
Arayas in great force aud a severe
engagement is expected there. It is
thought that Lawtop's and MacArthur's
forces all unite before the battle.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-05-10
DeWey's Home Coming.

Washington, May 9.-It is now
thought thas if Dewey should SO desire
be can leave Mauila for home July l..
Rear Admiral Watson could reach
Manila by the middle of June. Dewey
could take fortnight to tell him the
situation aud then leave. The depart.
ment made Watson second 10 command
10 order that be could thus become
familiar with the situation before takiog
hold alone.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-05-10
THR RAILROAD FANGLE I'm
COURT.
Northwestern Nust Get Off s. &
WIS Right Of Way.

Ths order of Judge Beuet in the case of the
Sumter & Wateree River Railroad Company
ys. The Northwestern Railroad Company Of
Sonth Carolirs and Thomas Wilson was fled
In tbe ofEce OF the Clerk Of Court Wednesday.
An inspection Of the order, which is given in
fali herewith, will disclose that Judge Benet
did not touch upon the question as to the
eight of the city to grant right Of way
through Dfsgle Street or any other street,
and the opinion Of Haynsworth l. Hayns-
worth, consequently, holds good aad will
CONTINUE tc hold good untii some court OF
competent authority sets it aside and declares
the law ssthositstively. The order is as
follows:
State of South Carolina-County of Sumter.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
The Samtes 3 Wateree Railroad Co plain.
tiffs vs. The Northwestern Railroad Com
pany of South CsroliEs and Thomas VIII.
500, defendants
- The case ceming befors me upon the order
heretofore issued By me herein 90 % April,
1899, to show canse wny temporary ln-
iauciion should not be iseued as will more
snlly appear by reference to said order.
Aftes hesriug the pieadings. afidavits and
nspars submitted and the Returns to said
Rule and after argument by Gr. Joseph w.
Barnwell, Cor plaintiff. and Mr. E. ". Noise
and Fitzsirsmors and Mefet for defendants
It 10 ordased
First. That the motion for the temporary
Injunction be aud the Same is hereby refused.
Second. Further ordered that the defend
ant, the Northwestern RAilroad Company OF
South Carolina do forthwith remove sheir
crosssies and rails from the right Of way OF
the said plaintiff and refrain from IN any
manner encroaehing upon OF treaspasing
upsn the right Of way Of plaintiff.
This order is not intended to prevent the
defendant, the Northwestern Railroad Com
pany tom crossing the right of way OF plain
tif in Main Street it sucn crossing be neces-
sary TO make connection With the Atlantic
Coast Line.
". C. Benet, Judge lst Circuit
End Nay, 1899
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-05-10

Tadgier, Morocco, May S.-The
United States cruiser Chicgo has ar
rived here to support the claims of the
United States government against the
snltaua.e of Morocco. Rear Admiral
Henry L. Howison aud the United
States consul general. Mr.. Samuel Z.
Gunners. paid visit to toe foreign
minister of Morocco. Said Hamed
Benmusa.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-05-10
Penitentiary in Good Shape

Chsirman Cunningham, Of the peni"
teutisry board, states that the shortage
in couvicts is somewhat embarrassing as
contracts cannot be carried out bat he
believes everything will turn out
satisfactorily. The hospital for the
insane has not asked for its quota and
it is hoped that by the time they are
needed the msn may be available.
Winthrop college has asked FOR It's
quota a month or more hence, and by
that time the requisite number can be
spared from the state farm.
Since the operation of the new rules
the directors are able to keep up with
the business of the institution more salts.
factorily. The chairman says the penl-
tentiary is out OF debt, contractors are
paying up premply every month and
all things are moving along sp:endidly.
Columbia Record, May 9.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-05-10
Germany on the Sea.

Berlin. May S.-The Neuste Mach
richter, of this city, 10 an article urg-
Jog the immediate increase Of the Ger,
man naval power, confesses that Ger
many is "not able to compete With the
United States at sea. quite apart from
English Intervention.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-05-10
Governor Ellerbe Improving

Governor Ellerbe is evidently i'm
proving aioce be went home. Secretary
Evans received letter last night in
which it vas stated that he was paying
visits aud otherwise showing that his
trip had done him good Columbia
Record, May g.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-05-10

Montgomery. Ala, May S--The
State today, by a vote of 1S to l3,
decided to repeal the call for con.
stitutional convention made in Decem.
ber last. The house had already
voted tue same way.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-05-10

Spring ,iredness is different from the
WEAKNESS cacsed By labor. The last is cured
by rest; the fret requires few bottles OF
Hood's Ssrsaparilla 10 cure it.
That distress after eating is cured by
hoods Pills They do not gripe. rs cents.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-05-10

Or. Balls Cough Syrup cures the most
stubborn ccugbs, colds and lung affections.
Even iccipient consumption has been success
fully cured by this marvellous remedy Sat-
ferers will obtain relief after few doses.
Dr.. Bnlps Cough Syrup will give imme-
siate relief to a child sIfocating with the
dreadful Group. Mothers, keep this reliable
medicine always handy and it will save you
many unessy hours. 1t costs but rs cents.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-05-10
THE GREAT REUNION.
Grand Ovation Given Gen.
Hampton by Loving
People.

ten VAS gwen Que OF toe gtauuest
ovations of his life 10 Charleston
tonight. He was the central figure of
the exercises at the cledication of the
auditorium. Hampton was honored to
the fullest measure, and when be was
introduced the more than 1000 peo-
pie in the audience rose en- masse.
The cheering was desfeDing and men
women and children waved their hand
kerchiefs aud hats in the air, the
old soldiers making the occasion more
thrilling With their genuine rebel yells.
The ovation was fully equal to that
memorable one at Richmond 9 ,ew
years ago, and the old hero appreciated
it. He had but few words to say
when he addressed the audience. Mayor
Smythe in introducing bin made use
of the words of Shakespeare Lido not
think braver gentleman" x x is now
alive" he rofstred to Gen. Harp
ton as the noble citizen of Charleston
vho houored his people tonigbt-she
man first 10 the hearts of Charleston
people.
Gen. Hampton said he had not come
here to make q speech. He referred
to the Welcome always given him here,
and said that this one recalled to his
mind the scenes of '7G and the mea he
had commanded. It was Charleston
that had given him the means to
accomplish what was done in 1875
He referred to his childhood memories
Of St. Michael's chimes. There were nc
people he loved and valued more than
the people Of Charleston.
Msj. Barker, speaking subsequently,
paid high tribute to Gen. Hampton
as a mae, Q soldier and a statesman.
The Atlantic Cosst Line special
bringing the Richland regiment. sup
piemented by the Suuter and Manning
Veterans, came into the city at 6 O'Clock
ttis afternoon, having made the run
/ from Columbia in exactly four hours
according to promise, and with IL
loaded coaches at that.
Charleston, May O. In gala dress
of bunting and festoons of electric
lights Charleston, is tonight welcoming
the visitors and delegates to the ninth
annual reunion Of the United Con.
federate Veterans. Eli day the rail-
roads have-hAen empsying hundreds of
:le men who wore tae gray and their
friends. and the little city which heard
the 6rss hostile shos OK the war be
tween the states is nobly undertaking
the task of caring for crowd, which
By tomorrow to reatens to tax its every
resources. Facilities for 10000 per-
sons have been provided, and the pros.
peos is every cot will be needed.
Tie principal streets are handsomely
decorated With bunting, the red, white
and red of the 'Lost Cauae" and the
Stars and Stripes mingliug frasernally
side by side Autter Old Glory aud St..
Andrews cross, while the white pal
metto of South Carolina CLEANS every
where from its blue field. Most of the
more distinguished ez Confederate
leaders are already ir the city among
them being Gems. Gordon, the COM
mander. .in.ehief Of the association !;
Stephen D. Lse, Wade Hampton.
Clement A. Evans, Cabel, George P.
Harrison and Gen. Harden, Gen.
Wheeler will arrive tomorrow.
The reunion rropcr begins tomor-
row, the only official function schedul-
ed for TODAY being the reception Of the
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-05-10

In New York recently Dr.. Ludham {,
the most Doted homeopathic surgeon in
this country, while operating on q
lung tuuor, was at the most critical
period of the operation, stricken by
death, AID as the knife fell from bis
hand it was taken up by bis SOD, who
continued the operation, knowing his
father was dying. Jus. as be finished
the operation ne vas told bis father
was dead. o. the one hand it was the
woman's certain death if be hesitated
moment F.; on the other, q failure 60
receive the last bessiog of his father.
The world asks, did he do right ?
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-05-10

Pimples, Boils and ether Humors appear
when the blood gsts impure. The best
remedy is Dr.. VI. A. Simmons Live: Medicine.
Bearing Down Pains indicate Displacement
Of Womb. Durable quickly by using Sin.
mons Souaw Vine Wine or Tablets
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-05-10

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22
That Rebellion Leaders will Not be
Put 10 Death.
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER
VIII Follow if Promises are sincere
Form OF Government President
to Grant, Submitted.

New York. May "a dispatch to the
journal and Advertiser from Manila,
says.
IN an Interview with Gregorio del
Filar. In the presence Of Dr. Robair. q
close friend ~ ATuinaido and another
peace Commissioner. zlaicitn. who APP
proved the sentiments expressed by
zen. Del Pillar. said
lhc Insurgents are anxious TO sur
render but want the assurance frHt
that there viii be no putting to death
OF the leaders In the rebellion aud some
proof that Americans Will carry out the
GENEROUS statements In their procla.
nation.
We have been acquainted with the
Americans but a short time. II they
hto sincere. why we VIII agree to un-
conditional surrender.
In negotiations entered into with
authorized Spanish officers IN the provi-
Gus rebellion prof Uses wcrv made but
not carried out. Ruiz and othcrH were
put TO death IN spite OF the Promises
~ We fiNc up our arms We are at the
complete mercy Of the Americans We
realize the hopclcssncas OF Filipino
rpublic' for the people are now Inn
poNeriHhed ana a continuance OF hos
fcrlngs."
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ADMIRALTY SENDS AID.
'''p'"" host ps.iroyer- Ordered tn Hold
Themselves In Headlines.

london, May 2i-Thc admiralty has
.'ut several fast government vessels
lioh Davenport to assist the Paris.
AMONG the vessels sent to the assist
ahos ~ the stranded steamer ls a
nlhooat. and Admiral Sir Edmund
hpn.t Frcmnntle. commander-ln-ch chief
M IBmouth. has ordered a number OF
oIptlo-boat destroyerE to hold them
fNeh N Readiness To proceed 10 the
uct,
~, curric. London manager OF Rich
s'1,, spence a Co, said to repre-
,'auNe OF the Associated Press THIS
.Nelnoon; II am not yet IN a position
sAplhin the mishap TO tho Paris.
tW 20 hpportlon the blame. II any
" 'nrihle agent Of the company II on
w. apol investigating. the facts will
oWh IN due time. At present,
,, Mnnw officially that the Paris
~ thc rocks NJ half-past this
hihlng during a thick. drizzllng rain"
"ny williams, managing agent II
me who arrived NJ Falmouth from
hampton this afternoon by special
We. 70 arrange for the transportation
W ane phtscngerH, said TO cores
mn'ht or tho Associated Press; ~
hah no opportunity To inquire az
" ~ ihctH and certainly have no thso-
~, 70 indulge In. The Chcrbourg stop
auop'ed some time ago and waA
w ~ means unusual Capt. Wntkins
Ky or the most Trustworthy officers
on ne Atlantic and | must await tho
w, ,u' aa OF The Investigation before pass
lis my Judgment"
gn'kht the Paris Hes In much the
position as when she struck. her
Wv being about 100 yards from tho
n hhd her stern about 200. Almost
\ ulrect line and about a mile ahead
na wreck 81 the Mohegan. Just
0s'fue the bows OF the Paris IL a
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COAST GUARDS STATEMENT.
when lie Discovered the Lishts. lie Fired
u Rocket.

coveraek. May si.--one OF the eoas,
rlafdsmen Mt coyeraok has made the
GLOWING statement 10 the correspond
cnt Of the Associated Press
II was 1895 o'clock this morning
When discovered the lights OF a
steamer close into tho land near the
wreck 81 the Michigan. I Immediate
~ nred rocket. which was responded
70 " few minutes by the Hignnl gun
w the Paris. Chief LETTERS OF tho coast
sunfd summoned his mon and manned
We hfehoat. Unlike the case OF the
N1hrsnn, the Paris could be easily
tr,n' The rocket apparatus was pro-
Iated and the first shot failed 20 reach
the vessel. but the second fell across
~ bows and was quickly fastened.
,, N the meantime the Port lIouHtor
nirnoat and the Falmouth tugs re-
slpnded. There was heavy ground
,Ne'l running, with Houthweaterly
uis,te' and IL was very haKy.
on reaching the Paris, Chief Joffcfa
Nuhl Capt. Watkins OF tho Paris
y hnialning the best discipline. There
VIZ no Hisns OF panic. The star.
hl,d boats OF the Paris We're swung
~ ny Tor launching; all the women and
,nhnten were being collected together.
nv wv, the prompt arrival OF the tugs ia
'Nitated dcbarkation."