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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-08
A NATION ON HORSEBACK.
Nest OF the Beers Go Into Battle with
Two Steeds.

One Of the mysteries OF the first part
of the campaign in South Africa was
the unexplained disappearance OF
Boer commando from field as if it
had vanished into thin air. Julian
Ralph in the London Mail has found
the explanation. He says: 1T is won
derful how the formation Of the c0un
try aids and perhaps inspires the Boer
methods of warfare. You have
heard how the burgher comes to the
battle with two horses, Il poor one to
carry him to the fight, and the best
steed he has to be kept fresh until it is
needed TO carry him swiftly away.
| Usually we have seen the Beers run
| down the far sides of the koples they
have been defending, to find their
| best horses knee battered on the veldt,
| and to mount and ride them away. At
| Belmont when a thousand or more
| were in full flight. they all suddenly
disappeared in a mysterious way
| we found that all had ridden into
what they call q SLUT which is broad
| and deep enough TO hide a cavalry regi-
| ment. In this gutter or ravine they
made their way to the next place of
| rendezvous. On the island al Modder
| River such ravine or gutter exists.
| 1t is 80 feet wide and Is feet deep. We
| found its bottom covered with hay and
| other fodder. and we knew that in it,
| out of harms way and yet close at
! hand. they had kept their horses in
readiness for their retreat.
after every battle the veldt has
been dotted with Beer horses III conse-
quence of this custom of bringing two
horses for each well-to-do man, and
in consequence of the loss Of riders by
| death and wounding. But both pre-
yious battlefields combined showed no
/ such number of riderleSs horses as
Modder River There were literally
hundreds of them. | had lost mine in
the fight, but in the first half-hour of
the next morning l took my choice of
four, and might have made my pick
from a hundred, saddled and bridled,
before / had gone over half the field
a Boston letter TO Tie foSAooA
Journal says that Edward Atkinson n's
J New England kitchen is proving to be
, Of great service Warm lunches are
5 now the rule in most of the schools
/ of the city The materials are pre-
: pared at the kitchen on fremont
e street and are delivered in wagons.
0 Careful planning on the part OF the
. superintendent is necessary to have
I the food on hand at the right time
= and in good condition. Only the best
= = articles are used in the cooking and
= = the milk comes from a regularly III
spected farm. The bill of fare In
/ cludes such things as oyster broth,
milk cocoa, sandwiches, graham roll :,
Y corncake, custard, baked apples,
: cookies, and fruit. Everything Is
It strictly home made. The food is SOLD
IT at very moderate price, SO that 1t L
If hungry child who needs to spene
Il more than ten cents day. Over II
u Cambridge, however. at the Rindg'
J Manuel Training School the youns
= laborers need full dinner and thu
= the kitchen sends them at the rate Q
i twenty-five cents head.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-08

Mayor Jones. of Toledo. o. recently
the golden rule" candidate for Gov
crnor. Is said TO have Congresslona Al
ambitions
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-01
A Gold Medal Contest.

A gold medal and silver medal con-
test will be held in the Third Presby-
tcrian church this evening at 5 o'clock.
The following Is the programme:
Prayer, by Mrs. c. H. Watkins quar-
tette, Messrs. tFladIng, GundlIng, Mil
Ter and Ankle; Contestant No. !. elocu-
ton, STRONG Drink is Raging; Con-
testant No. /, musical. Can a Boy For
get His Mother?"; Contestant No. 2,
elocutIon. THE Rum Maniac; Con-
testant No. 2, musical, Like as a Father
Piues His Children; Contestant No. 3,
elocutlon. "swore on; Contestant No.
3, musical, "All Around the World;
Contestant No. 4. elocuton, two
Fires; Contestant No. 4, musical. THE
Plains of Peace; Contestant No. 6,
elocutlou, 1.-THE Converted Rumseller";
retiring of the judges; solo, Miss Susan
Berger; awarding Of medals and pre-
sentatlon speech. Rev. Jesse Henry
Martin of Allegheny, Pa; benedlctlon,
Rev. Il. Il. Bigger.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The many friends of Mr.. Laurance
Wheat who won distinction as a mem
Der of The Players in It's palmy days.
will be pleased to learn that he is
achieving success on the professional
stage. Recently he Joined the NAM
'selle 'opkins" company, and has
played before audiences in Phiiadei-
phla, Boston and New York. Monday
night the company opened an engage
ment at the Victoria theatre, in New
York City. Speaking OF Mr.. wheat's
work in the dramatic musical speciality,
Dolly" the Morning Telegraph Of
Tuesday says:
This was one OF the most feverlsh-
ly appIauded numbers OF the piece. 1t
was sung and acted by Mamie GIlroy,
Laurance Wheat and the female chorus,
in a most captivating way. Young Mr..
Wheat learned in the lobby, is 4
brother OF Nine. Kate Rolla, and he
undoubtedly possesses in very great
measure the talert OF his accomplished
sister. Although his part In this
song was about all he had to do, 1t was
SO very well done that he merits un-
divided praise"
Good boy, Larry
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Ia olerk RobertsOn,g once.

Yesterday, in Clerk Robertson's office,
the following were recorded:
Deed, made February Is, 1900; by
Alonzo and Sue L. Edwards and others
TO solomon Addleman; consideration,
5000; transfers lot los on South Huron
street, in Daniel zane's addition.
Deed. made May /, 1884; by G. A.
Kyle and wife to John A. Barr; consld-
Grafton. IS; transfers Goa! privileges at
Triadelphla.
Deed made September "a, 1899: by C.
w. F. Stocker and wife to William
Meagel; consideration, Sl,O25; transfers
part OF lot "A in square ., in SprlgE s.
Rltchle's addition.
Deed made March "a, 1899; by r. F.
Burt and wife. to c. W. Burt; consld-
Grafton, $3.50; transfers n lot in the town
Of Dallas, in .Triadelphla district.
Deed made February %, 1900. by Ellz-
abeth and Benedict Imhdff 10 John ].
Kamm; consideration, $1,000; transfers
west twenty-five feet Of lot 81. zane's
addition, Maryland street, Island.
One deed Of trust was recorded
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-01
Society,".

This afternoon, Mrs. F. H. Lange' of
Fourteenth street, entertains in honor
Of her houseguest, Mrs. Alexander OF
Canton. Ohio.
Euchre is an attraction at the Loan
Exhibition to-day. and prizes Will be
awarded the winners.
The woman's Musical Club will give
one Of It's enjoyable open concerts next
Monday evening. at I. o. o. F. hall, to
which the pubic is invited.
The Married Peoples Dancing Club
will meet at the Arion hall this eve
ming.
Miss Maud Bullard entertaIns the
Island Pedro Club this evening, at her
home, on South York street,
Miss Ada Lee Freese will entertain
club friends at her home, on Twenty
fourth street, on Friday evening.
The United Presbyterian ladies Will
give a social and entertainment at the
church, on chapline street, tomorrow
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-01
rHE 1ENTEN SEASON.
It Was 1naugurated Yesterday, Ash
wsdnesday-o Church Observance.

Lent was ushered in yesterday with
Ash Wednesday, and during the forty
days ensuing, ending with Easter, the
season will be one Of penance and fast
ing among the orthodox members of
the Catholic and Episcopal churches.
During the day services were held at
st. Luke's, st. Matthews and st. An
drew's P. p. churches. and at the sew
eral Catholic churches, which were
generally largely attended.
In the Roman Catholic church certain
rules and regulations are laid down
which must be followed by all consist
ent members Of that denomination.
These regulations and rules consist Of
fasting and self-denlals.
In the Protestant Episcopal church
there are no fixed rules or regulations
gardlng Lent, but each member Of the
Episcopal church Is expected to deny
himself some luxury, amusement or
some fayorite. pastime. While this is
not compulsory 1t is generally OBJ
served
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-01
ga Milk white Flag. y

Author Hoyt has made several
changes in the dialogue and situations
in his comedy "A Milk White Flag"
and It goes without saying that he has
improved IL Several scenes and
speeches hnv0 been eliminated, and ma
terial pertinent to the piece substitute
ed. It sparkles with wit, pretty girls
galore participate in It's action, and et-
fects that border on the spectacular are
introduced. AZ is well known. It is n
satire on the militia, and an extremely
tiiverting piece OF work. Theatre-Eoers
who desire unllmited and harmless fun
will do well to sec "a Milk White
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-01
arhs Limitsd Mnil.n

"The Limited Mall" which opens a
three nights engagement at the Grand
Opera House Monday evening, March
s, is the oldest scenic railroad produce
ton before the public. 1t has received
more favor than any OF its imitators.
The company this year Is the strongest
brought together since the plays incep-
ton, and is headed by Beatrice, dancer,
singer and acrobat. The piecets under
the personal direction OF the author and
owner, Elmer E. Vance. The dialogue
has been rewritten, new music added,
speciality artists engaged and the seem
cry re-pninted. The mechanical and
electrical effects arc all OF the authors
own invention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-01
Big NIGHT FOR RY1HIANS.

Newly Elected officers of the Uni
form Rank Companies rnstallsd-A
Sword Presented to Captain scha-
fer, of cousr de Leon Company.
The Banquet.
A joint Installation of the recently
elected officers Of the three local COM
panies Of the Uniform Rank. Knights
of Pythias, occurred last night at the
Pythian Castle, and It was the occasion
Of large turnout despite the rain. The
ceremony was the first of Its kind in this
city, heretofore each company's install
lation occurring separately, and around
1t centred other interesting features,
Including a sword presentation to Cap
tain II. E. schafer. inspection OF the
companies and banquet and love
feast.
The officers installed were as follows:
Couer de Leon Company No. 1-cap-
tain, r. r. Schafer; first lieutenant,
John MedIck; second lieutenant, ]. B.
Thomas; guard, W. c. Thomas, senti-
mel, j. B. Crawford, jr.; recorder. Rich
ard Mcclure; treasurer, George Weis-
ner; executive committee, Col. G. H.
MedIck, j. F. Kull, Col. W. F. vogt,
Paul Falck, James Maxwell
Col. Bernard Stanley Company No.
21.-Captaln, +. B. LIsbyi first lleuten-
ant. w. Fl. Rose; second lieutenant,
Edward Grosscurth; guard, B. W. Con-
nelly; sentinel, VIII Wagner; recorder,
August Klndelberger; treasurer, H. w.
Taylor; executive committee, Ed. Hug
gins. Will ElIg, Robert Huston, Louis
Harttong. jr., Jesse Rose.
James T. MCGEE Company No. 2s.-
Captain, II. W. welsgerber; first lieu
tenant, w. NJ. Windsor; second lIeuten-
ant, James Ralston; guard. Charles
Drayer; sentinel. Edward schul; recor-
der, George Kurner; treasurer, Samuel
Hanes.
Couer de Icons officers were installed
by Colonel vogt; Bernard shanley's, by
Col. W. p. Megrail. and James T. Nc
Gees, by Major James T. MCGEE. Fol-
lowing this, the three companies were
drawn up in line and inspected by
Brigadier General James H. Lancaster,
Colonel Charles H. Gelger and Major
James T. MCGEE.
At convenient period, General Lam
caster. acting on behalf Of the members
of Couer de Leon company, presented a
handsome sword to Captain schafer, as
token Of the esteem his company en-
tertains fog him, and after he had re-
covered from his surprise. the recipient
stammered forth q heartfelt grateful
response.
The banquet, which was served in the
auditorium, was large affair, and the
long line of tables was bountifully
laden. There were many addresses
bristllng with true PythIan sentiments
and 1t was long after midnight before
the gathering dispersed.
Among the big guns Of the Pythlan
army in attendance, were BrigadIer
General Lancaster and the following
members Of his staff: Col. G. H. MedIck,
Col. w. p. Megrail, Col. W. F. X. Vogt,
Col. D. z. Phillips; Col. C. H. Geiger
and stan. including Captain GRlia
Mitchell and Captain s. L. spragg; Ma
jor MCGEE and stan, including LIeuten-
ant Ed. j. MUM. Lieutenant Harry
Garden and Lieutenant j. W. Morning
ton.
Battery a. of the Uniform Rank. re-
Gently organized, did not figure in the
Joint installation, as It's officers were in
stalled when the battery was instituted
few weeks ago.
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Progressive Euchre Party at the City
Hospitnl Lonn Exhibition.

There will DO n progressive euchre
party for ladies and gentlemen Mt the
Loan Exhibit. THURSDAY EVEN
ING, from to 10 o'clock. All are In
vItpd. Players will be charged only Is
cents eacn.
General admission TO the Exhibit, %
cents. Art Gallery, 10 cents extra.
Ice cream, cake and cigars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-01
SECRETARY ROOT
Going to Cuba to observe Condition.
There.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-seset'r!
Root to-day announced his lutenton q
making a flying trip to Cuba. ho
wishes to make personal, though me-
essarily short and cursory examination
of present conditions, both political ai-
industrial. in the island, The time |.
approaching for the holding OF spo
first elections in Cuba, and as tins y !
critical point In the career Of the err ~
byro nation, the secretary deSireSu s.
give 1t the closest attention. IN Nv.
Vnna General Wood, the military ~
ernor. is beset by many question, ~.
the gravest importance, rleulrlns ,, i
mediate answers, and 1t is the lntet N,S.
OF Secretary Root to save coTf rss ~ ,,os
enee, and by his personal appea.,a'iSSs
and advice enable these matters y SsTS
speedily disposed of, He will leave n'''
Friday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-01
peliphtsul Relief from catarrh.-

Delightful Relief from catarrn.n
Here is one OF thousand such te e nnt.
Mes, The Rev, a, D, Buckley, Oh -
falo, says: II wish all to know VIA pnw.
blessing Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal I'm.
der is in n case OF Catarrh. was ,, u an ,ss
blcd with this disease for years pu ~, N, ma
first time used this remedy Il saw l,n.,a nj
most delightful relief. ] now 't ~ ar
myself entirely cured after USING " n.
two months" Sold by Charlss NJ
Goethe, Twelfth and Market streets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-01

Rough Dry Washed, starched and
Dried b cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 3
cents per pound.
pcr pound. At LUT7 BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-01
KEEPING LENT
The Subject Of a Most Interesting
Discourse Last Night
BY THE REV. D. W. HOWARD

Rector ofst. Matthew's 2, Z. Church.
The Custom the Church In Abb
staining From Worldly Pleasures
During the Six Weeks Preceding
Easter Discussed-dOOd Advice to
the Congregation.
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Sic Mudcr iino abgebIist.

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0ettorben.

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pbia Mitipe Wlarp Gfh. Die Wer=
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Ste Tol9et ciner f1Ie6tcn
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