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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15
PAY YOUR DEBTS.

Tss date following your name on this
pspss Indicates the date on which your
ssessripsios sxpirss. or frem wh;ea date you
srs is arrears. Exsmins the date ou
yess pspsr sad u yso owe sny,bius come
u % sscs ssd ssssls without further remind.
- % ssaiss. Many subscribers are 10
sssssss. lsss ysar Ne did not press them for Q
'ssssisosss, hsoviss The scarcity Of money.
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- sssiy ed fell ssstlsosss.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15
From New Zealand.

Reefton, New Zealand. Nov. 23, 1895.
| am very pleased to state that since took
the agency OF Chamberlain's medicines the
sale has esen very large, more especially of
the Cough Remedy. lntwo years | have sold
more Of this particular remedy than of all
other makes for the previous Eve ysars. AZ
to i,s efficacy, have been Informed by scores
OF persons Of the good results they have re-.
ceived from it, and know its value from the
uec Of itiu ny own household. 1t is so pleas.
ant TO take that we have to place the bottle
beyond the rs,ch Of the children.
E.J. Scautlebury.
For sale by A. ]. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15
Wedding in Denmark

Denmark, Nov. THE most beautiful
church weddidg took place here today 10 the
Baptist church 10 the presence of large
crowd OF friends ard stqusis,snces OF the
bride and groom. The groom, Rev Wm.
Hay nswor,h, has been 10 charge Of tbs Bap.
tist Cbarch here for the past i've years and
has eudesred himself to the people. He mar.
risd Mics Ida May, the second daughter OF
eur looored towosmsn, Capt. J @. H. Guess.
The Rev. Bsrtwsll Edwards, Of Willis,on,
oficistsd.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15
Can You Afford

to work three years by the old method for
less artistic skill than you would gain 10 cne
year By the newt II you vii! drcp old fogy
notions, listen to rssson and observe results,
doubts. II you have any, will all be removed.
The Practice Clavier 10 strooly recommend
ed and used by Il Paderewski, Rafael
Jose6y. DR. VIM Mason, Mmms Julie Rive.
Kiog, Haas Won Bulow. Vladimir de Psch.
mann, Mr N Bowman, Carl Faction, Dr.
Charles Vincent, Of London. and macy 9th
ere prominent In the musicss profession.
This system 10 used by the Sumter School
OF kueic. Nov l4-eod st
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15
The Best Plaster.

A piece OF flannel dampeued with Cham.
berisin's Psio Balm and bound on to the AZ.
fec'ed parts is superior to any plaster. wheu
troubled with pain in the ehss, or .,de, or
lame back, give II a trial. You are certain
10 be more than pleased with The promp,
relief which II affords. Psip Balm 10 also a
certain cure for fhsumstism. For ssls By
Dr.. A. J. Ohias.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15

sisy.
y: . : whses. Of B,hsp,,ll.. v.sis,l.
xlsy ussAsy.
Opt. 2. 4. Brssd. Of Assuss.. sssss sos.
tey 70 sbs city.
~ slsy uesdsy.
nse: Jas. \. Dick, Of Ssassbarg, 10 visiting
.uss. pavisss Diek.
Ne D O. shaw, Of Aleols, spsst Sunday
!, be7s vish NJ sisssrs.
NJ. =. d. Bsskhao vss 10 sbs city for q few
eeys ssay Lest vak.
usj. JeAs q. Earle, Of 0rsssvills, was 10
, she city Iass vssk.
nisss Oshvia ssd Nine Dove ere visi,iog
relatives 10 ~ city.
uss. n Rysssssssg hes goss 10 Savannah,
Ca, - visis relatives.
nlss Dsssss L. Bee rsssrssd from her visit
- fssssds 10 Nsw Jssssy.
Ne. 0ss. n. Saunders, a Hseood, vas In
~ Gsy oosdey oossis0.
nsa psnsis Ose0lasd 10 visiting Der u.
rsats. De. ssd nn. Ohisa.
nn. Wsllis Whise. aesss su atssoes Of ssv.
essl Wssks. bee rssasasd hoos.
np- Johs ". Cosbsst, Of Camden, vas
visiting uss B. 8. hood iass vssk.
ns. RIshsrd nasaisg y as hone from The
Sesih Oassliss Cellsgs Tor fsv days stay:
Ne. y. 9. wilder vhe bee bean 10 Tsxas
0ksue1sy.
Ne. ssd xss b. Feraao Jaetsea have been
~ eosess 81 nr. and nss R. \. Bfsilsford for
ssvsssl Ssys
Little nhs Rsiss Mitchell, Of Isls Of Hope,
Ga. b visiting her grsodoe'hsr, hfs. r. n.
Jesse. Of ZsSs.
Rsv. Wn- HsyssvoFth and vile, Of Dso.
nask, ere visiting The family Of hr. ". r.
Z. Hsyssvorsh.
". wiilssu BssnwelI. usssser Of The
Abssvilis rslsphoss 90 hss been 10 the city
S0s ssvsssl days.
nissss Mario wsrSss and Grace Clarke, Of
uswbsssy, 8. O, we're visi,isg The family Of
ns. 3. .. nosss lass week.
urs. z. J. ruoasy esd M,ss Louise Briaht
have rssssssA from Atlanta after spsndiug
ssvssai vssks 10 that city.
nss. R,s Jssksos, Of Orasssborg Couuty,
y spss1isg fsW days 10 The city With her
tauahsss, urs. O. ". ne0rsw.
np. yohs n. Dessity end lit.Is son, Rob-
be. Of 0avanssh, 0s ere visisiog Mrs
Dsssssy's oeshss. urs. b. n. Jones.
Csasss George Lazy, Harry Green, Joe
AsIa ssd BAossds Hogan vsss home from
Clsoses college several days last weak.
Rsv. %. O. Bsevs vsos to Dsvidsoo, N. O.,
Isss nssdsy 10 make 90 address before the
lissrsxy seoisslss q Davidsoo College.
nks ysnsis Cooke. OF Richmond. Va.
3aushsw of me late Gee Cooke, Confederate
State Aruy. 70 the gass, Of Miss Bessie Lee.
Cosssy Sspssin,esdsot Of Rdvcssiou Rem
esss sssssdsd the meeting OF the Supslin.
sssdsass Of Bdscs,ion 10 ColumsiA last wesk
urs. Aan Hictsoo, Who has been visiting
hss brother, Dr.. ". J. Prioele, Of Coacord,
bee rstusasd 10 her home 10 Jseksoovills.
Via.
Msssrs q. r. Macon spd p. O. Nsuning,
vhe have bsss North TO buy machinery Cor
ibs Gee telephone factory. have returned
bone
nr J. Eessss Barnes from 0rsspvills 8.
o., bee takss . posisioo in the depot OF the
Seusbsrs railroad 10 this city, and CON.
messed YORK oe Monday. He 10 originally
from Camden.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15

The "Plow Boy Preacher" Rev. ]. Kirk.
man, Belle Rive, H., says, "After suffering
from Bronchial or lung trouble for ten years,
WAS cured by One Minute Cough Cure. 1t
10 oil that 10 claimed for it ard more" 1t
cures coughs, colds. grippe and all throat
and lung troubles. hson. LiQou Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15
Cotton Seed Wanted.

Having severed my connection with the
Sumter Oil Mill Co., l am now prepared to
pay the highest cash price for cotton seed q,
the old O. s b N. depot. am slso hardlinc
meal and bulls. See me before selling or e1
changing your seed
W. B. BOYLE.
Sept le-tf
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15
Sept lt-tf

Q. a. Snow 4 Co.. Patent Lawyers, oppo.
site the United States Patent Office, Washing.
ton, y. g., who have actual clieots in every
city and town of the United States and
Caoade, report that never before in their Is
years practice has the work OF the Office been
80 we'll up to date. They claim that patents
can now be procured in less than half the
time formerly required. Nov l-3m
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15

The people Who read The wa,chmsu and
Soutbroa are we'll sequsiu,ed With O'Don-
sell 3 Co. asd have found oy years. OF sxpe-
rssscs that they advertise nothing but facts
10 sssssssss 70 their stock Of goods. We
sssiss special a,issslcs 10 the ssw sdvsr,lss.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15

hrs. 8arah A. Dwight, the mother OF Dr.
+. \. Dwight. Of Wedgs6sld, Mr.. J. s.
Dwight, OF Privateer, and hrs. W. 0. Cain,
OF Privsteer, died Saturday afternoon, sged
% years. The funeral services were held
Sunday and the remsius were inferred at the
the Cain buryiug ground.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15

Died st Isls Of Hope. Ca. on November
6th, Emoette, secood con Of NJ. and Mrs.
Horace B. Mitchell. The little fellow was
sick OILY few days. Rumstis was three
yssrs ssd eight months old. and vas :..ad.
soa Of hrs. r. n. Jones Of The Zosr neigh.
hoph0od
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15
NOTICE..

\ T TIE NEXT meeting of the County
IA Board Of Control, Of Sumter County,
10 Ue held in The CITY Of Sumter, on Dscem.
Der 9Th 1899, An election will be beld for
Dispensers for Sur ter Mayesville and Bish
opville Also Beer Dispenser for Sumter
aud Bishopvilie Applications must be
sworr 10 aud filed at least 20 dsys before the
election as required by Section of the Dis
pensiry Law.
By order Of the board
Fl Q. CUTTING, Clerk.
Sumter, S G, Nov d. 1899.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15
Hot Supper at Oswego.

There will be q hot supper at Oswego ou
Friday, November l7th, for she benefit OF the
church. During the evening an exhibition
OF hypnot'sm will be given for the eutertaiu.
ment Of the crowd. A cordial invitation 10
extended 10 the public to attend the hot
supper
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15
DEATH.

1ea infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. E H..
Caldwell died on Saturday aieht after brief
illness. The body vas taken to Bsnnst,svi!ls
for iutermsut.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15
Ur. Brown to Lecture.

Dr.. @. @ Brown will lectnrs at High Hills
Church on the 2Sth instsnt. The public are
cordially invited 10 attend.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15

nrs. Jalia Brscy died Monday st Der home
10 Pfivateer tevnship. The funeral services
we're held yse,srday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-15
NEW ADvERTrs1M 1Nrs.

0'Dssssli . Ca Few Words.
lseaos u Jerry nsplss, dsesassd - Cstatios
x)sssastss ess ssls % HiGh HilIs Of Sastss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
RIVER BOATS
ARE IN PERIL
steamer RossIic Brings Lat,
est News from the North.

The Rosaile. Capt O'Hrien. arriv-
cd from the north last night She
had rough weather an the way from
wranEel SarruwH Crossing TO
Cnnnx the seas RULED over her stern
daahed into her kitchen ami DRIVE
out the cooks.
Two men were drowned In white
Hofne rapids sunday. November -
They we're J Smith and a Mr. neat-
tis. Robert Mcintosh. their COM
pauion. narrowly escaped a similar
fate Nothing 10 known Of IN. idsn-
iiiy % the dead. excepting that
Smith once lived a, Telegraph on
the Yukon
\ feet. composed % the Anglican.
Goddard and 10 seow-. l. frozen IN
at TIE head II Lake i.ebarEr on the
Anglican there IL several hundrsi
pounds ~ klondike mail q. y.
liaruss. one % the latest arrivals at
SkaEway. says ait the vessels are iu
a dangerous position. lie states that
muat ~ them are likely + BE- crush
81 ~ the iee. Nearly all are owned
by the vietoriA.Yukon Transports.
tion company.
Just before the Resale sailed from
juneau, = \ Tempe. o. Washing.
ton. u. 9. received a s-Year sentence
for stabhinK g. II Crutehn~id. OF
San Francisco. AZ Port Clarence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
ALONG THE WHARVES

The steamer Dirigo ia loading ium.
Der At StefHon q Post dock. "a be
shipped 10 ports on Lynn canal. She
viii sal north tonight bout O'Clock
No plans have yet been made FOR
the steamer Woloott during the vim
tor. and u is now thought tho vessel
viii be laid up here untn spring. nm.
less chartered Tor some special pur.
pose
The steamer Jeanne. which has
teen chartered by the Pacific Coast
Steamship company To- carry excess
freight which hHs accumulated for
San Franclsea. IL due
The ship Waterloo 10 loading wbea,
At the West Seattle grain elevators
The new steamer oregon. owned by
the Seattle steamship company. 10
to b" brought over from Quarter.
master hnrhor In a few days.
The work 81 tearing up the long
narrow wharf between Yesler and
Central docks is almost completed
The pulling 81 the piles began about
two weeks ago. only 70 feet NOW
remain 10 be finished The bottom
viii be carefully gone over To insure
deep water harboragc On the south
side OF Icsler dock. This win PRO.
vide accommodations Tor two more
vessels ~ the size NJ tho average
Sound steamers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
ElOPES TO THE
FAR NORTH
Mrs. Harding Runs Away With
Wealthy kIondIker.

Lon chsppelle. an alleged wealthy
Kloudlker. and Mrs y a. Harding.
a pretty blonde. are said TO have
~l1prd 20 Alaska Mr. Harding. the
husband. reported TO the police last
night tia; he was certain the two
had iet, on the city q Topeka yes.
isfday morning Mrs. Harding took
SEQ In money and a gold watch be-
longing 70 her husband
Mr.. and Mrs, Harding came 10 Sc.
attic several weeks asa from Glen.
dive. Mont. where he Il considered
a capitalist They look apartment.
at the Rainier Grand Chappeli.
soon appeared on the scene. ana u
seemed q ease Of love At nrss sigh,
Chapp~lis and Mra Harding were In
each others company considerably
Yesterday Mrs Harding told her
husband she was going 70 a dentist
shr did not return. anu inquiry Wa.
made with the above results
Chappeils. u is said. has a sssse
and family at Portland. or
Besides her husband. Mrs Hard ng
leaves two young sons
Instructions were wired to the Vic.
torta police to have the beat searched
but an answer was received late last
niEht 20 the effect that the City Of
Topeka did not land there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
Sorry Ne Said II.

There are 30 many things in this
wicked world We would natter not
have said. Mean things. spltsful
things. uufeelinE things. reckless
things which trfckie over the lips he
fore we realize u. An estfmable man
IN town has wife who IL a good
woman. though she can never be a
candidate at a beauty show. lie
admires her. however. and as he Ia
the one to be pleased. her lack Of
lovesncss IL small matter. Ons
day he vas talking with some
friends about hta disposition.
No" said he candidiy. you rare
~ see me get worked up. nervous
and cross am the easiest person
In the world 10 please"
One glance at your wife shows
that. replied a dear friend. who il
the soul Of politsneFH and who. poor
wretch, really meant to imply she
did not have the looks 81 narred
or brow beaten woman. and must
Eet on easily with him. hut. oh. II
didn't sound that way. ana that man
would gladly have given go for a
hule In the ground Just about that
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
THE POLITICAL
POT is BOILING
And the keystone State Poll,
tioians Are Active.

HARRIsBUUa. Nov 22.-Quny
men on Capital hill cannot hide the
fact that they are anxious as 10 the
outcome Of the movements Of prom
inent antIsmnchlne leaders who have
been comforting IN Philadelphia.
They expect vigorous night neat
year. but claim they are IA better
shape FOR a fisht now than they have
been Tor several years.
In spite OF this hopeful feeling on
the surface. there h. much OF worry
as to TIE probable extent Of N 2
muVemcntto defeat ex-senator quay.
Il is the opinion II some 81 the reFu
lars AZ the capitol that even II tho
worst should happen and The ln~ut-
gents should obtain control uf The
next Legislature. II would be- possible
Tor the quay men "a reverse the
positions Ia the last Legislature. whom
"a auii-ouay men prevented his olec-
ton.
This Is the last resort. aud they
think one faction has a. much right
o. prevent an election in this way as
another Tho regulars also Say they
can stand fusion with the Demo
Gratis that may result in the election
~ "a Democrat Ia the Emitted states
senate rs the Insurgents
They know the QUAY men are
counting On winning 18th the use n
MEX lnirYn name. but they declare
there VIII be no fa0linE Of the people
by tfiu sort % chan
From guVenor stone down. there
lH confidence IA the -ftHsvaa Of the
machine next year. bur nothing vii
be left 10 chance. II ia evidently 20
BE- battle royaI ana already tho
skirmiph lines are being formed In
every part 81 the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
PuQllism and Pr0fessorshIps

Very few college professors receive
more than 1000 a year and IN order
10 ~ themselves for their positions
they must undergo long series 4
years In training The average min
Isierinl salary - about $500. and the
minister who keeps abreast ~ the
tlmts must 10 q great deal OF hard
work. The average school teacher
receives $40 q month, and the school
teacher who keeps abreast Of his fell
lows must work hard After study
ing these figures and then studying
the figures Of the recent Jsfries-
sharkey night one VIII he no longer
surprised 10 note that more boys
take. an interest In boxing lessons
than they do in lessons pertaining
to mathematics. grammar and phll1-
sophy
Ie1rles and sharkey each spent
about sixty days In active prepare
ton for the fight. Then they fought
two hours, Jeffrles receiving s33.
i2s for his efforts and Sharkey I'LL
~ for his efforts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22

CORCORAN WILL
BE MANAGER
important Move Of the Sc attic
Mining Exchange.

The Seattle Stock exchange. which
has had no cali for several weeks. IN
likely 70 begin business again next
week. II the plans are successfully
carried through. the exchange will
come under the sole management Of
Mr, coreoran. who Il nov president
The iuii liz business u claimed not to
have been due 20 inactivity In mia
ing circles. 90 much as TO chickering's
among members % the exchange.
Several % THE principal brokers q
the city and Mr.. Corcoran have been
at odds for several months These
brokers say they wiil transact NJ
business on the exchange In case
Mr.. Corroran takes chAr9e This
cannot hure the present status 4
the institution. howe er. az business
Is about AZ dead as u could b.. Mr.
Corcoran has some warm partiHAus
in mining circles. ana these men
claim that BY having an Individual
management. and In that way avoid
inx the present misanderstandings
there IL sufficient mining business
among those friendly to the propos-
ed manager 20 make the exchange a
success
Mr.. Corcoran has little Ia say as
60 his plans. but u Is Understood the
deal VIII b. contaminated this after
noon. In the meantime some of his
antagonists are exsrtinE every effort
70 prevent the deal going through
The better class ~ brokers however.
think IL best for the mining Interests
In Western Washington 10 have an
exchange. and would rather have an
exchange run by C0rcoran than to
have none at all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
MONEY IN THE
ALASKA WHALES

The inland passage TO Alaska and
the bays and inlets thereto. fairly
swarm with humpbaek. fnbaek and
euip bottom whales. These specie -
estaceans carry with them little II
biubber and no bone or com nercial
value the brush bslrg too short or
"stumpy" for shredding into corset
stays. etc. Nevertheless the whales
are 30 numerous that It H. like going
pothunting for ducks TO start out to
Kill them.
In sumdum bay. for instance. on
TIE main land Of Alaska removed but
about 80 miles from Juneau city. as
many as 80 bull. COW and calvs
whales have been counted playing
and feeding In the waters which the
station Of the Northwest Trading
company overlooked.
People with capital have taken the
great number % these whales aud
their easy capture Into confederation
and now q stock company has been
formed at Vancouver. u. c.. for the
killing OF these whales on large
scales. II II the intention to NJ out
q feet Of tugs, bsrges and launches
equipped with the latest Of modern
bomb and harpoon guns. and 10 ar
ter the sea mammals In n systematic
fashion. The tugs will tow the bsrR-
80 about: the latter being fitted with
try kettles and hydraulic presses for
the rendering and securing OF the
oil. while tho launches will take the
places Of the old-time whale boats
propelled by oars.
II IN generally conceded b. men
who have witnessed the surprising
number OF whales 10 be met with in
the milan passage. that there IL
money to be made IN the project
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
HOW REPUBLICANS WILL
ORGANIZE THE SENATE
Larger Committees Will Have Eight G.
0. P. Men to Five Democrats.

WASHINGTON. G. es.-rhe reorganization OF the
United states Republican control Of
that body the senate chd
OF Monday
and Republican
the Republicans
VIII majority OF 10 the
y ana
Republicans to IS Demo-
Populsts Republicans majority OF A
hrpuhlcanr
Republican silver
lite. designation divisions
With the Republicans This the Republicans % votes ordn
.
expected that Teller Will be permitted
, % the al aud chairman 81
mines and a probability viii also
the % which he
has earned by long the proportions ~ political d
sion
Republicans % n
Democrats had stx and the Republicans ave-
fhs the Republicans eight
mittecs on
Republicans Democrats The important
death
Morrill, the ranking
Rhode Island
important Tor Adrieh solid
majority 10 the god bills which 1t his intention
,
Wocott % Colorado - not supporter ~ The oi standard nor
Republicans
lead on the gold division OF
committee finance.
the Republicans According
% the existing list conosrd - Adj
Of Neyeas The Republicans
elded the which
the The
decided BY the leaders Of the party IN control
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
Cut on csunibals' heads

LIVERPOOL. Nov 20. The british
steamer Volta. from the German
cameroons, West Africa. witch ar.
rived here today. reports that a Ger
man punitive expedition In the Cam
eroons recently chastised the natives
who had heHlegud several trading
stations at and near kribl The Ger
mans chased the natives into the
bush, killing 500. IL was reported
according "a the captain % the Vol
Ia. that numbers ~ the slain were
ducapitatcd. their heads being stuck
on poles Ia the interior towns TO
strike terror ta the Inhabitants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
aassi .hessriesI Reysity.

Manager Russell of 'hv Third ~.
sHus theat~r received letter y~stef
day morning from the manager 81
The = ilplnos vaudeville Company.
consisting % = native Filiplnes who
MI b. seen AZ the Third Avenue thu
aier next week in novel entertain.
mcni Of the vaudeville character.
To company has been engaged hy
telegraph at an enormous expense.
and u wiil leave San Franela~p for
Seattle on the steamer waiia waita
today The attraction will he a nov E
city aud shows managerial enter
prise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
FOUGHT A DUEL
WITH KNIVES

WEST PLAINS. Mo, Nov. ~
At Bakersfield. p miles south ~ th,s
place. Luke Seels mortally wounded
Postmaster W. ~ Sharp In a duel
With a knife yesterday. The men
quarreled over seei's alleged atten-
ton to the postmhaters wife. 4
challenge 90 fight with knives as n
weapon was accepted. and the prin-
cipals vent 10 the cellar 81 sharp'H
home. whore duel was fought. re-
sultlng In the fatal woundinE u
Sharp and slight injuries 10 seeis. II
r. said that Mrs. sharp witnessed tho
fight from the cellar stairway Seeis
was arrested and gave bonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
WILL BUILD A
new COAL ROAD

BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov sa-pcef.
inite plans ars now under considcra
ton fof the sale % ths city.H hold
tngs In the Western Maryland RAT
road company 70 a syndicate % New
York capitalists. Details % the sale
and Of the city.s transfer Of its hold
inEs 81 about I. 600 shares Of the rail.
road cnmpany's stock are being ar.
ranged
The decision 20 sell the city'a stock
holding In the railroad. about ~ 20.
ooa. was reached by the city finance
committee at a meeting last week
but was not made public until to-
Gay.
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FARMERS ARE COMING

y, u. Lanny, representative
wheat grower Of Jackson Co. Mo,
has written 10 the secretary ~ tho
Seattle chamber ~ commerce. asls.
ing for detailed information regard.
NIX the wheat Industry 81 this state
number If farmers from his see
ton Of the country are. he sage, COLI
trmplntlng settling IN Washington.
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a Psnnsyisanis Cold Mine

YORK. Pa. Nov. q The lower
end Of York county IL excited over
the discovery % deposits Of gold. sill
YER and lead within n nilc % Delta
borough, W. q. Mclaughlin. OF Del
Ia. has secured options on two hun.
drei acres of land. and sunk a shaft
on the farm Of James Pope. Samples
OF ore taken from this shaft hav.
been sent TO Philadelphia FOR assay.
and reports on the samples say the
Fold assays 81. 900 TO the ton and the
lead 90 per ton.