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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-22

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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-22
Two Women Killed by Trying to
Light Fires With Kerosene.

Savannah, Ga, July 19.-Mrs
Annie Mcclure, white, and Anna
Cook, colored, are dead as a con-
sequence of two stove explo sions.
In each case the woman started to
light the stove with kerosene oil.
Both were horribly burned.
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No-To- Bao for Fifty Cent..

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LATE TELEGRAPHIc ITEMS.

The Tenth OHIO regiment has been mus
tered out.
The baking powder trust has been com
pleted and the $4,000 900 capital stock
was subscribed twice over.
| Mr.. John Sherman is now better than
at any time since he was taken sick. His
recovery is confidently expected.
President Hill Of the Great Northern
will deliver an address before the Inter
state Grain Growers Association, now In
session at Fargo, y. D.
Six hundred employs OF the Fox Pres
ed Steel Company have quit work because
the firm refused TO grant an advance Of
10 per cent in their wages.
ALBERT Griffith, the Australian pugilist
known as Young Critic" was declared
insane and sent TO Jefferson asylum, Chi
cago. Little hope for his recovery Is en-
teTtained.
All the Mahoning mill owners have
voluntarily advanced the wages Of labor
ers from sl.l5 to sl.25 a day. Fifteen
hundred men will be benefited by the In
crease.
One hundred and fifty men are at work
on the niins Of the Windsor hotel FIRE.
The first human remains to be found on
the Fifty seyenth street side Of the ruins
have been unearthed near the wall OF the
annex. There were recovered a number
OF bones and q portion Of a skull.
William A. Brady and Martin Julian,
on behalf Of Jim Jeffries and BOB Fitx-
simmons, have agreed to accept the bid
Of the Consy Island Jockey Club for
25-round contest between these two
heavyweightA The contest will take
place May 20. George Siler Of Chicago
has been agreed upon as referee.
Acting Secretary Meiklejohn has issued
an order stating that gold having been
discovered on Anvik river and it's tribu.
taries within the limits of the military res
ervation OF Fort st. Michael, Alaska, all
mining claims in the region, in accordance
with the mining laws and usages, are 70
be recognized by the military authorities
in the reservation.
The ordnance bureau Of the war de.
partment has sent a circular TO the gov.
ernor Of each state Of the union stating
that the arms and ordnance stores fur.
nished the volunteers during the Spanish
war will be returned 10 the state in kind. |
Six hundred and fifty operatives in the |
Warren, r. J., cotton mills are on a strike |
owing to the discharge Of an operative
who signed q paper calling for the organ.
ization Of a union.
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The as~ awmiIi a. alIsAni has -
gun work.
There are III PsrNoas Of ~ASol ags In
the Ciat.kAni< schooi district
Tax collections In Columbia county i0s
lses already amount 10 Rz.SOo
A new express line from LAkevIew over
the southern route t' PsoisetsI.
Rev. X Neals il the us~ pastor Of the
CongrrEn church at Huntington.
l. C. Preston has not gives up hops Of
striking artsaian water aeaF wsaa0a-
Mayor jacob BstI. 81 wallA walia, vii
oaild two br'ck blocks at Psnaistaa this
year
Myrtle Point has quArantiAsd CcanIils
City. owing to S,arist fever at the latter
place.
ClAtskah's people are still tAlkina 81
building a wagon road 70 the NshAlsm
country.
), =. Hansy h baliina . tslsphaas
line from IonS TO Goo-Sb<uy. q tistanss
u u miles.
lone farmers are Ghipylag eonsEAsTabl.
"hrat, Tor which they are receiving FROM
% TO ~ eentA
J. VI. shsphsrd. . pIGnssr nswupapel
man, is critically III 81 Hakss City. u,
- - Year, old.
Colonel John II. Aitkia, Of HantinR
ton, shipped $500 pounds Of hoasy u
spokane the other day.
Frank Peaslee has beea Mppoints,
stock inspector d wheslsT county al a.
. year. His bond h $500.
A movement Il under way At Salem %
induce the dry goods stores TO elaa- a, q
p. N. daily. except on Saturday,
Hon. John MintO has granted the city
Of salem permission TO take gravel from
Minto Island for street improvement.
The St. Helsns Mist says that CoIam
oiA county orchards suffered Issa trom
the recent frost than tho-e Of any other
county In the state.
AZ the Harrisburg school election. 7 J
Anderson was elected director for thrs,
year.. Z. Z Davis for two years, and A
J. Hill for one year d. c. Holt was 70.
elected clerk.
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THE ILLS OF WOMEN
And How Mrs. Ptnkham H0lps
Overcome Thsm.
Mrs MANY BoL1ISeEn, lloi Mariauna

Mrs Macy BoLLISeER, lIol Mariana
D., Chicago. Ill, 70 Mrs. Pinkham:
90 have been troubled for the past
two years with falling Of the womb,
IeueorThHa, pains over my body, sick
headaches, backache. nervousness and
weakness tried doctors and various
remedies without relief. After taking
two bottles Of your Vegetable COM
pound, the relief obtained was truly
wonderful lhave now taken several
more bottles Of your famous medicine,
and can say that am entirely cured. +"
Mira HESRY DoRR. No 500 Findley St
Cincinnati, Ohio. 70 Mrs. Pinkham:
For . long time ] suffered with
chronic Inflammation Of the womb,
pain In abdomen and bearing-down
feeling Was very nervous At times, and
% weak was hardly able to do any.
thing Was subject to headaches. also
troubled with Ieucorrhea- After doc
toring for many months with different
physicians. and getting n relief, I had
given up all hope Of being we'll
again when read of the great good
Lydia E. PinkhAm's Vegetable Com.
pound was doing decided immedI-
Ntely TO give II trial. The result was
simply past belief After taking four
bottles Of Vegetable Compound and
using three packages Of SanAtivs Wash
! can ssy ! feel like . new woman. I
deem IL my duty TO announce the fact
20 my fellow sufferers that Lydia
z. PinkhAm's Vegetable remedies have
entirely cured me Of ali my pains and
suffering ] have her alone 70 thanL
for my recovery. for which am gratS
fuL May heaven bless her for the
good work abe 10 doing for our ssx. I"
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MINING STOCKS.

WIN make you money faster than any
other kind Of Investment and now In the
time 70 buy stocks In the REPUBLIC
MINES Low priced stocks sometimes cd
vance several cents In q single day.
80 VIII buy 100 shares In the Morning
Glory Extension Mining Co.. adjoining the
famous Morning Glory mine Chespa-
Blue Jay Gold Mining Co. stock SC per
share. Morning Glory Gold Mining Co lsc
Iron Mask loo. Quilp lec- 81 CalIph lOc
Savage Gold N. Co. &c.
Write u for quotations or information
on any Of the standard Republic or Ross
land stoekA Free map Of Republic camp.
References: Exchange National bank
Traders National bank
TATE & DAWSON,
Spokane Wash
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New York, March IA dispatch Il
the Tribune nom Havana says:
The popular demonstration in honor o.
General Gomez at the Quinta de los Me
linOs seems to have been turned by thu
anti-assembly leaders into something o.
= presidential boom for the grand old
man" Of Cuban politics Most Of the
speakers insisted on prOclaiming the de
posed general in chief the sole guArantoI
Of ins,llar independence and the Inevitable
head Of the still unfOunded Cuhln repub-
lie.
In reply to these highly flattering as
suances. General Gomez cautiously, hui
stin suggestiyely, declared that he could
not think Of accepting the presidential
title unless it were bestowed upon him By
the unanimous vote Of the Cuban people
This answer disclosed an intention ain
gulariy at variance with the program h
announced in his manifesto Of Sunday
last In that manifesto he said that hi:
sole desire was now to retire to private
life and end his days in peace on his plaza
tation in San Domingo. His new atti
tnde is also in striking contrast with thG
offer OF his sword to u COMMITTEE Of Pser'
to Ricans who had suggested the initia'
ton Of a movement for the independence
Of that island.
The military assembly held no meeting
yesterday and its members are hopelessiy
demoralized and altogether at sea a to
their future program One result OF the
assembly's discontinue is already appar.
emit in the efforts being made TO secure
the removal from office OF the civil gov
ernor of the city, Senor Mora, and the
superintendent of police, General Maria
Menocal, both Of whom are accused by
the Gomez faction Of having shown pndaa
partisanshiP in trying to repress the pop
ular demonstration Of last Monday.
At General BrOoke's headquarters it was
said today that Major General Chat.ee
was suffering from an attack Of malAriAl
fever, the recurrence OF . trouble which
he contracted last summer at Santiago.
The First Texas and the Second IOuisi'
ana are the next volunteer regiments to
be sent home for mastering out. The
latter will sail for Savannah on saturday,
the Ward line steamer Havana being char.
tered to convey the regiment to that port.
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gently yet promptly and enabling one
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IT irritating them, make 1t the IDEAL
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Manila, March l9.-The island of Cebu
has been made a sub district, under Lieu
tenant Colonel I. R Hammtr Of the First
Idaho volunteers. The other officers are
Captain W. T. Wood, Eighteenth regu-
lars, collector of customs, and Lieutenant
Thomas F. Sehley Of the Twenty third,
port captain.
Ensign Eyerhart has been relieved as
port captain OF noilo by Lieutenant VIII
liam B. Hanna Of the Montana volunteers
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nAMO.

H. Foresnan, d Lewiston. has been NJ
stalled As jailsr under Sheriff Rozen' V'es
Billy Denny, resigned.
A number Of sheePshearem 81 Noun
tain Home, have gone to BTuneau and
will begin shearing about the goth, " the
weather permltA j.,
Nez Perez Lodge No. 10, A. Y, 4 ~, Of
Lewiston, has appointed a COMMITTEES
consisting Of j. W. Reid, Dr.. sAlsberg,
VIM. Robnett and y. @. Cummings to ne
sotiate for the purchase OF a lot OF land
ON which to erect a new Masonic temple
and opera house.
Messrs. Morris, KrOutinger and Lee, Of
Lewiston, have proved up on their W
acre mineral and stone claim On the Al
poWai creek. The claim embraces big
quarry Of fine building stone, and the
owners will donate the material for the
new Masonic temple.
A decree Of distribution has been issued
by Judge KOelseh Of Boise, In the estate
Of J. h. Oldham, deceased. The estate
valued at between 5000 and $1,000. u
distributed among nine heirs, six OF whom
receive a seventh each, and three . 2lsl
each. The heirs all live in the east, uios'
Of them In Missouri
Within the next ninety days the SnAk'
river will have been sPannsd at LewistOg
with a ane iron bridge. by this Lewis
ton and vineland, two Of the richest an
most promising points in Idaho anS
Washington, arr put upon q basis tina
will prove Of mutual advantage. III
.eene at the building Of the STRUCTURE !
one Of bastlihg activity.
Robert Noble OF lewiston. Is senalni
sheep herdess from Botse to tend hi
docks in owyhse county. Mr.. Noble is'
his sheep at his Reynolds creek farm duI
ing the winter. He has ant out q iss
bands but still has $4,000 head in tn
pens While the ahsep king was stand
ing At the depot yesterday man cam
up AMI shook hands with him at whoa
place he stopped in 1888 whsn Mr.. Nohl
~as hsrdihs sheep On Dry Crsek. g.
John Early.
John lyman. hrAksmen 90 the Sorsl
ern Pacific. Burke branch. ~As caught b
tween two ears and instantly killed IA,
week, whIis making up the trAia at u
depot. The train was all eOaplsd togetl
sr except the coach, AMI Was stan.ilng .
curve IN The siistrask whsn the tTai
backed down to the coach lyman ~alks
between the box car AMI the coach ,
make the coupling. bot the draw bal
SPrAhg past each other whsa they tami
ell and the unfortunate man wa. eaagl
between ths emil Of the boa ear anil u
platform Of the coach. eattiRg him aIno.
IN two
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Joha MiBlo. Secretary al the Ose9oa
State Hoard Oi HoFtieuitnFs. says that The
truils shipped OUT u that stats - "a
this season are ~ fOllows' GEeen iEults-
Five hundred cars u aPPisa. $40 hoxas u
the ear. making total Of sso,Ooo boxssi
loo cara Of pears. 5000 baAss, 80 carr
d Prunss. 2ay0s1o POaais To The AEI ~
carloads Of Plama. eaJOoo PSanaa To The
ar. and rs carloads Of stEHwbssvisA n
svsPosats1 fruit ssnl cut ~ plaeas ~
toliowss Ssvsa huBATsa ears u PfAnsa.
1900 pounds pr car. usakiag . total u
teysoo.ooo PoanAss and sPvlrA 4.l0o1oe
poan.Ia
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ALL AROUND MARKET REPORT
wheat Quotations, Wool Figures and
the Price Of Produce.

Following are the local quotations
Wholesale prices are given unIsss other
wise quoted:
Wheat-Bluestem, bulk Soc, sacked SEE;
No. club, bulk 47c, sacked 49e; No. ]
red, bulk 45e, sacked 47e.
cob tubs, 30c; lib prints, 29@35e; cook
Flour-Superb, $3.50; Gold Drop, $3.50
Monogram, $3.50; Banner, 1915; White
Lily, 1876 Spokane, 1926; PIanAifter
s4.oO; Big Loaf, 300; whole wheat
$3.50! rye, $3.50.
Vegetables Potatoes, S125@l.5O
onions, Sl.l5@I.4O; cabbage, $3.50 PEI
ewt; celery, 5O@6Oc per dozen.
Produce-Fancy creamery butter, 40 10
cob tubs, Use; lib prints, 29@3 cook.
ing butter, l6@2Oc; cheese, fancy cream
twins, l4@l6e; eggs. cold storage, %;
eastern fresh egg, $50; honey, in frames
l6@lse.
HAy-TimOthy, sls ton; wheat hay
sl2; alfalfa, $ll.
Bariey-COuntTy points, o b., Sc ps'
ewt
Rys-Country points, L o. b., 72e psr
ewt; Spokane, 75e per ewt.
Feed-Bran and shorts, Ga Der ton
4horts- el3; bran, eI5S rolled barley, aRO;
chicken feed, Sl5@2O.
Corn-WhoIs, s1.l6 per ewt: cracked
E.20.
Wood ION aT)-Fir, %: tamaraek
5.75; pine, s2.75. Retail--Fir, $50; tam
arack, S350@4; pine. S3@325.
Coal tretail)-RosIyn Iump,&65O; Penn
sylVania anthracite, SIS; Colombo anthra
cite, sl6; foundry coke, Gle; Cumberland
black, sl75O@20.
Poultry-Chiekens, live weight, I56 Ice
per ID: turkeys, dressed, l6@Isc; spring
ducks, dressed, l6@lsej geese, live, I5@
Ice.
Meats-Beef COWS, live, s2.75A35O:
s2.75@3; dressed, 7@7Ic; hogs, live,
live, 4@44c; dressed, Si@9c per ID;
Portland, Ore, March I9.-Wbeat-
Walla WalIa, 57@5scj valley, 5s@59c;
bluestem, Coo.
Tacoma, March 9.-Wheat-Club, 6Ce;
bluestem, $4,000.
San Francisco, March l9.-Silyer bars.
50 7-Sc.
New York, March l0.-Lake copper
Brokers', sl7.5O@l7.75.
The firm that fixes the selling price for
miners and SHELTERS quotes lead at 1920
at the elese.
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A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
AT this SEASON your feet feel swollen, n1rl
yous and uncomfortable. II you have
Foot-Ease. 1t rests and comforts; makes
walking easy. Cures swollen and sveatin0
teet, blisters and callous spots. Relieves
eorns and bunions Of all pain and Is 4 cen.
tain cure for Chilblains, Sweating, damp
OF frosted feet We have over thirty thou-
s1nd testimonials Try it today. Sold by
package FREE. Address. Allen 3 DIN
Sted. lie Roy, n. Y.
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Manila, March l9.-The Filipinos in
force attacked company Of the Washing
ton volunteers at Taguig last night. Two
companies OF the Washington and Oregon
regiments were sent TO the assistance Of
their comrades, and drove the rebels back
in front OF the Twenty-seeond regulars.
who also engaged the enemy. Two Amer.
Hiean soldiers were killed and an officer
and Is priyates wounded. The enemy's
loss was severe.
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People are Eoing u eFewNis 70 tAa
sharvA II The sasEs CosaE. IN Paris. t.
.ss statue u -. GensVi~rs. BY hagisa.
- The psdi.tsi oi whIeh. In bas ssiiei. h
a tsm0a tsmSting The aAIai, SkAa~ 80.
IaFv~ arc thaas u nsari Reehsfess. ths
journalist. who b sss u The H0~t pso-
aouhssd oPPoasata ot all eisfs<alsaaa IL
seems the llksns-s. uhisb y too pssissS
at 10 BE- inIsa,tOaai. has just b~~n aLs
,ovefssi
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The presence OF stenographeF for tho
'tAte's attorney in the grand jury room
during the taking Of the testimony Of
witnesses. and the taking AMI tran-cTib
ing Of such testimony in tilI. IA held. il
state Va Brewster W.. ~ l. r. A. ~
insufficient TO ahats the Indictment. il
the absence Of any statutory provision u
my prejudice to the accused.
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Trssps seat 70 saesiean aarAss.
Washington. March si.-0oFeEnaI eayeF
Of Texas requested the goseEusnent 10 o.
dsf United States troops 70 assist ths
local authorities 10 preserving peaee ~
Laredo. saying very serious riots wese
pending. General Corbin ordered CsPtaia
Ayers at Fort MelRtosA 70 81 ones pro
coed to Laredo and has received the ~.
oSing reply
Laredo, March is--Adiatani GsneFaii
Have informed the mayor u Laredo u
yoaT instmetiOhs. Great bitterness %
the pau oi lie MexLaas u tAs ether die
0f the nyer On account u a. attelnP1 -
isalate smallpox easeA ThA Mekieans
ared oa the ciyil officers today. Ora q
the latter i hart ouist ct present. /
believe the situation Siii b. in nay e0M.
lToi. Alk1A
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Hong Kong, March S0G-An army haS
seldom operated under harder conditions
than have been encountered BY the Amer
icanA The nature Of the country u such
that the ehmy can no. b. se!n hGndIed
feet distant. During the charges the
Americans are ignorant as to whether
they are attacking a hundred or thousands
Of rebels
A prisoner captured by the Americans
says the Leaders boast they can Keep up
the war for years. depending upon the
American forces being weakened daily by
about 20 men killed, wounded or inVal'
ided.
some high officials think 10000 rein
forcements are needed a. tire troops now
on the islands are hardly more than
enough required to maintain the line
around Manila and police the city.
AEuinalaos Fierce Policy.
Manila, March 20, $50 a. m--lt il
reported on hitherto reliable authority
that Aguinaldo Is taking extreme meas
ures to supprsaa signs ealculAssl to Gauss
cessation OF hOstiitiea. Twelve adheI'
ents OF the plan Of Independence. residents
| Of Manila, have been condemned to isath
because they wrote advising surrender and
all loyal NlipinOs have been called upon
TO perform the national service Of dis
patching them.
On Friday last General La GArdA visit
ed LabOries for the purpose Of advisinG
AguinAldo to quit. He argued with thu
insurgent leader and attempted 10 con
vince him Of the folly OF his persistence
in the face of overwhelming oddA AZ
uinaldo was furious at the advice and or
dered General La Garda TO be eAee1;eS
Immediately. The unfortunate genera
was promptly dscaPitAted.
a cOoi waaAIastsn Company.
Among the incidents Of yesterday
fighting was the GOODNESS exhibited by I
company Of the Washington VOLUNTEERS
who crossed the riveF in a native eano
under . heavy fire, Is being taken acros
on each trip Of the small boat. to attael
the enemys treneheA
The inability Of the eOmmiaaary trAiI
to keep up with the advance led 10 cOnAii
cradle suffering, and many Of the mel
were completely exhausted when the,
were recalled, and, falling from the rank,
were strung along for distance Of almOs
six miles; numbers returning TO camp b
artillery ambulances, which were Away
close up to the hneA- The work Of III
Ambulancea was especially worthy Q
mention
Yesterdays casualties were a. iOllOws
Washington volunteeH-Privatss Mes
and Bartlett and Corporal Waters. Com
Pany D, and Corporal Drickhn, COmpan
K.
Oregon VolunteerS-Priyate BroNn
Company NJ
Minnesota voluntsers-Pivats Brio,
Company @.
All the above named are more or Ies
seriously wounded.
Died In Hospitals.
Washington, March 2O.-The fOlloN in
has reached the war department.:
Manila, March 90.-Adiutant General
The following deaths have occurred S.nc
the Last weekly report:
March l4-GeOrge Smith, H, First NJ
braska, typhoid; John Spierings, II, seS
Ond Oregon, dysentsEy; Corporal job
Kennedy, A, Utah artillery, dysentery.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-03-25

A novel idea in the tea and coffee line
recently patented consists in placing
enough Of the article for one brewing IN
a small porous sack and attaching it to
. metal weight, which sinks to the bot
tom Of the pot when dropped in.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-03-25

The late 2. C. r. Walker, Of Ro1bury.
Mas, who left s220, 900 10 yarious ch.,
tiles, was seldom seen at public gather
ings, and had bat one hobby, that Of
flower culture.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-03-25

Rev. DR.. Isaac N. Wise, who l. prob
ably the best known clergyman in the
United States, and one Of tho founders
Of the reform movement In American Ju
daisn, viii celebrate his sOth birthday
next month.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-03-25

A Frenehman has patented q compost
ton for closing punrtures in pneumatic
tires. consisting Of EuttA- perehs. a bal
sam, birdlims, tnrpentine. . saturated
solution Of eslluloid and . solvent to pre-
vent the mass from hardening inside the
tire.