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New-York tribune., 1900-12-14

premium ssvarnah-Buying. slice: selling 1.-Two
discount
BANK CIEARINGs - New-fork - hNchahs
s2l7 sD7s2s: balances SOse.ss Philadeiphia-EA-
changes ys -sa ki4. balances GIs..l55. Boston-bN-
changes s24 2sI zs5 balances. s. 1906 Balumore
Exchanges As7o77s: balances. sssosis. Chicago
Exchanges So sse. 100 balances. H.e5.eA
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Csll money III
London. 2a2i. per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills. 1s-isd4 per cent: for long
hills per cent Berlin discount rate Us per s, eSn'
for three months bills, sis cent for snort pS
Berlin exchange on London 20 marks 4l41 piehhiss'
Paris exchange on London. . francs VI 0e"
Paris discount rate. per cent
FOREIGN sECURITIES.-British consols %57
for money s7ss for the account Spanish IS IN Lon
don 6sss French rentes Io2 francs 25 centlmes.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, e49sc' Mex
ican silver dollars. 5olsc Bar silver In Lohoon
closed at % 1850.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. $3.50; LISBON Ss'SO'
Buenos Ayres. 1910: Rome. 5SI1S.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec. Is (SpeciaD.-Wheat lost sc to sc.
and last prices were about the low January
opened at Ue. sold between Ike and I0ia67Ossc and
closed at the bottom. The December closed az
70lsc and the May at 7SSsc There was a slow ship
ping demand. sales here only 10000 bushels Primary
receipts were stiil ahead OF last vears-6S60O bush
els against ES.0o bushels: the Northwest had Is
cars. against sal Spectators had carried wheat
home Wednesday and had IL for sale yesterday
They were Influenced 70 sell by the prospect OF an
increase In the visible Monday Minneapolis. pu-
uth and chicago together promising increase ~
their stocks OF L6O0oo0 bushels Cables had little
influence either way. Liverpool and Antwerp up a
fraction but Paris on considerably Minneapolis
wired that all the Prsbury -four mills had re-
sumed u did not affect the mood any. The Price
current sad the crop situation was as good as %
better than last year Clearances were $50 900 bush.
els. Elevator people were rather tree sellers Of
May. under the lead OF Armour. The speculative
New-York tribune., 1900-12-14
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money market conditions
continue 10 favor higher quotations for loans So
far this week the banks have lost 81 10
the Sub-Treasury, large part OF which is for in
ternal revenue account. Indications are that to-
days preliminary statistics OF the known move
ments OF money in the week will show a consdera-
bic loss in cash by the banks. IN addition TO the
amount absorbed by the Sub-Treasury and the
transfers through that institution they have also
been shipping money direct 10 the interior Money
rates follow; call money, Sds per cent. time money
b6 per cent for sixty days sash per cent for three
and four months, and 4lza5Is per cent for six
months on railroad collateral Commercial paper
s'sa5 per cent for three four and six months for
the best names. and above for names not so well
known.
FOREIGN ENcHANGE-Market firm. Actual
closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-14
BUYERS AND SELLERS.

The principal buyers and sellers IN yesterday 5
market were: St. Paul-Henry Brothers bought
Southern Pacifc-J. Muir Co. sold 1900. Brook
Iyn Rapid Transit-Edey & Sons (2,cOOl. Houseman
& Co .OOO and Flower & Co. O.OoO bought; F. H.
Palmer Q.OOO and J. H. Griesel 0OoN sold Sugar
-Sidenberg & Kraus bought. Wire-Ladenburg
Tbalmann Co bought; F. & c. Randolph sold
Kansas and Toledo preferred-J. w. Henning
bougbt. Content & Co sold Manhattan-Floyd-
Jones & Robinson sold. Wabash-Housenah
Co bought 5000; Kidder Co. QOo0
aud II II. Truman O5OO sold HOOp-Cuy-
Iar Morgan & Co and Ladenburg, Thalmann
e. Co bought Wire-Flower & co. sold. Sugar
F,unsvood Cunningham bought Content and
IytIrer sold Texas Paciic-A II. Combs bought.
Ct Paul-London bought; Paine Van Antwerp
.oId Tennessee Coal and Iron-Provost Brothers
n ooN and Wiliston & Co. bought; Moore & Schley,
E7iu.sr & 20 and Prince & Whitley sold Pennsyl-
,ta Z 2 Ames G. l.. Stout (2OOO,. CleYs x co.
n o0o, Sussdorf q. 500 and Hudson t2O0 bought;
D II RisseI @ 500, Bell Co. QO00l and Sussdorn
so,d Nickel Plate-Harrfs & Fuller bought Nickel
Plate second preferred-Keech, Loew & co. oousht'
N,arbattan-A. H. Combs bought Tin Plate-Tracy
q 60 n O0O and Strong. Sturgis & Co. u~Ol
houqbt Federal Steele. II. Smith 1000 sold: Erie
sst nreferred-Houseman & Co. n,OO0, Moore
scbIey 20M and W b. Beekman bought; G. b.
I1oDLirs sold Southern Railway-Underhill 0OOO)
b,gbt. Eahnestock & Co. q .OoO sold. Pennsylvania
tIavan & Stout 500 bought; r. II. Bissell(2OOO)
soI5 American Tobacco-HOrtOn & co. bought
pau & 90 and I.adenburg. Thalmann Go. sold
I,s,,1,a nia-Fdey & Sons (2.O0O bought Sugar
1firzesbeimer & Co. De Cordova & Co GOON. j.
carlisle sold ST. Paul-London bought. Erie first
,,retsrred-Wasserm Brothers (5OoO) bought. Erie
Uassernan Brothers bought 5000 in all New
York Central-Judson bought; Content sold
New-York tribune., 1900-12-14
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Market closed strong
Final uuota fions follow

RAILROAD BONDs.-Market firm. Total sales
amounted in valuo TO s47ol72O against s47s2OOO
on Wednesday. The heavies: dealings were in the
Atchison issues. Baltimore an5 Ohio As Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern division Slzs), Central OF
Georgia IS, Central Pacific Is, Chicago and Alton
Sas' Colorado and Southern ist 4s. Erie prior lien
ls and general As. Missouri Kansas and Texas lst
and "a 4s. Mexican Central % incomes Northern
Pacihc IS, Reading general -. 81. Louis and Iron
Mountain -. ST. Louis Southwestern lists and 2ds
Southern Pacific IS Southern Railway LIST 5s Union
Pacific IS. Wabash debenture Bs and Wisconsin
Central general IS.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-14
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market closed steady. Fhe
feature of the day the advance In Pennsyi-
vania Coal Of 125 points from yesterdays close
selling at TO 81. Louis Transit issues continued
strong and active. The trading In these issues was
large. the price closing at about the highest The
bulk of the selling was by houses with ST. Louis
connection British Columbia Copper held nrm
about 900 shares traded In. Bay State Gas
was active around sis. Distilling of America was
strong; about 100 shares sold up to 6la. preferred
25ss Bessemer sold up to o. but offered freely
at that price ar the close Standard Oil sold TO 7s5
American Bridge held firm. Rubber Goods was
strong AMI in good demand closing at about the
highest.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-14
FOREIGN BANK sTATEMENrs

LONDON Dec. 3-The weekly statement Of the
Bank Of England shows the foIIou,ins L ''le
Total reserve Increased n1OOO0 circulation da
creased iZio"o' bullion decreased fss 1872 other So
curities Increased fssOoO other deposits decressad
h's'4V"' pubic deposits increased f2O5SOoO notes
ieseIVe inersased tZSl'co Government securities
increased Ell,OOO. The proportion of the Rart, -
Englands reserve to liability is 4l66 per cent. Iast
week 1t was h.60 per cent. Rate of discount I'm
changed at per cent '''
PARIS Dec 3-The weekly statement Of N.
Bank OF France shows the following changes.
NOTES IN circulation decreased 2,O5OOOO francs
treasury accounts current decreased x 57z ooo
francs. gold in hano increased 675 Ono frsr IN,
discounted decreased % 975 900 francs and jf pils
hand increased 10000 francs anu snNer I'm
New-York tribune., 1900-12-14
IRON AND STEEL TRADE CONDITIONS
Pagers Brown & Co. say:

was TO have been expected after six weeks OF great
activity. The time of the year Is approaching Tor
nnusi Inventories and IL is not expected that there
will he further considerable buying until after the
nv wear opens Prices have remained firm. Fur
,s"es for the most part well sold. Virginia
furnaces have been seriously hampered by lack of
coLe The active demand for coal makes II unde-
srable for the coal companies to manufacture coke
m present prices. There has been further decline
in English iron carrying Scotch brands TO about
So shillings This is drop Of 10 shilings in about
three months. Taking this In connection with the
innrovement on this side. il Is not be expected
that export trade will amount 10 much for some
lime 10 come In finished forms, such as bridges
locomotives. wire. agricultural and other ma
chinerv etc. there is no sign of any considerable
stacking I'm foreign demand IL is well understood
I'm tine trade that In the crude forms of pig iron
steel hilets etc. only exceptional conditions adj
,,,ittad ~ business beyond limits Evidence
is plenty that the melt of iron is large In nearly
All denartments of the industry. and as the wear
draws to a close every indication points TO n still
larger consumption in the new year.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-14
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Dec 13-4 p m.-Tne market for Ameri-
securities was steady at the opening. but sub
sequently became heavy. with closing prices weak.
Final quotations follow: Atchison. 414; Canadian
Pacific. ss7s; St. Paul. 1875; Illinois Central 12S
Louisville and Nashville. s61s; Union Pacific pre-
ferred. s4I4: New-York Central. 1854: Erie 1888:
Pennsylvania 73ss; Reading, uH; Erie first pre-
ferred 50; Northern Pacific preferred. ssh: Grand
Trunk 6is; Anaconda ga
New-York tribune., 1900-12-14

The ST. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Com
pany reports increase in gross earnings OF Ss7l
2a3 for the four months ended Octoter 81 and an
Increase in net earnings Of ss73.sn Surplus after
charges stands at N6s.636. against 1851 3R In the
same time last year. The company pays 4 per cent
on It's first preferred stock. and while the second
preferred Is entitled 10 per cent only per cent
has been paid In the current year As earnings
New-York tribune., 1900-12-14

Wv EIN+>MENl RECElPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington. SS75 207; internal reva
nue. receipts. 2256,S55; miscellaneous receipts 1881
800 Total receipts for the day. s40s.5ls; expendi-
lures $s.12O.OO0 Receipts for the month 90 49,
81 65; expenditures s7S3O 900: excess of receints
g. 4OS465 Receipts for fiscal date s2ss Oss SIS.
expenditures. s25O59533; excess of receints s15
tion. $50. .3O1 'eS lo' Ieuenp-
or TO the Clearing House $40 ass was d "eo'-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-14

DOMESTIC EXcHANGE.-Dome exchange
On Ne~-hork was az follows Al the places named:
Ne~-orleans-comm 81 q discount; hank
IaT san Francisco-sight. 2lsc: telegraph Sc Gin
cinnsti-Between banks, i2skal5c premium: over the
counter. 5oc premium. BOston-Par chieago-l5e
premium. chaEieston-Buying Lie; selling. l-lse
New-York tribune., 1900-12-14
rIRsT WEEK EARNINGS

Railroad earnings received yesterday for tne nrst
week IN November showed the following changes
as compared with the same time year ago;
New-York tribune., 1900-12-14

are at the rate OF about 10 per cent on the secona
preferred a Is thought likely that the diVidenu
rate will be increased to per cent In 1901
New-York tribune., 1900-12-14

American Linseed. ....l
do preferred ........-...i
American Radiator pref. ....'
American SrrawhoaTd
Chicago CriOn Traction pf.
Diamond Match. h...-..-.-.-.i
Lake Street Elevated deb IS
do income -. ...--..----.I
Metropolitan Elevated pref.
National Biscuit. ....-.......l
do preferred .............
New-York tribune., 1900-12-14
COLORADO sPRINGS STOCKS
.And interest

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Mir.
ing stock Exchange furnished BY William r. Bon
bright & Co.. Of Colorado Springs.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-14
DOMESTIC EXPORTS IN NOVEMBER

The statement of the exports OF domestic products
in November issued by the Bureau OF Statistics
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MOST STOCKS LOWER.
ERIE ISSUES FEATURES.
COAL SHARES IN DEMANro-BoNDs AND
MONEY.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal ao-
tive securities and net changes froH'
dnrs, nnnl quotations were:
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY

Washington, Dec. l5-The condition Of the Treas
ury, divisions OF issue and redemption, at the be-
ginning of business to-day as follows:
.r RESERVE FUND.
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

STOCKS.
Furnished by Frederic II. Hatch. No. 30 Broad ST.
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BOSTON STOCKS

CHICAGO STOCKS.
Furnished by Walker Brothers. No. II Broadva,,
EirE
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
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TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
CReported by Clinton Gilbert. No. wan-st1
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ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.

otals s74O554 75s s645 a6l S6I Inc ss5 100 non
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ls5.. ant: period. .Hs Bid asked
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High Low Close.
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sex dividend

sex dividend.
BONDS.
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Artual sales--T T-1lOsng-I Shares
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-30

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-30
TWICE A WEEK, 81. SO A YEAR.

came; the ria,; iiur eyes ciouded heava-
y. Even locked at the young soldier,
surprise IN his tlnriI face; surprise thaS
pulcAiy hrVprn"I into oconccrn, ror Perry
turned suddenly away, as though look
ulS fer his comrades of the hunt.
~ think they're coming now" said
the munger, prrrinS up tho valley I'M
der tn" ahadinS willows, YES. Won't
you stop 4 bit"
"N"t n"w," was the hurried reply.
"Tl@nk you for that story; it has given
mo lot TO think about. I'll SEQ you
again" The last words wcre almosS
shouted back, for, urged by sudden dig
OF th" spur, Nolan Indignantly lashea
his h""lS, then rushed in wralhful enI1op
towards the eastern bluffs. 1t was no
wiltul panE his rider had inflicted on hfs
pet and comrahc; it was only tho invol-
untary transmission OF tho ahock to hfa
OWN Young h"art--a cruel, jealous stab,
that "Anir with those thoughtlcss wordas
'Slr wanted TO como down to the gate
and meet i)r. tluin. and went on up the
valIrv. He would not even look bach
and sec her riding bv that mans side.
TO HE CONTINUED.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-30

Frankfort Ky. March 24.-"John
Powers told mo they had two negroes
here to kill Gohcl. They were Hooker
Smith nni Dick Cuombs." This state
m"nt WAS m"do to day by II. Wharton
Golden, Il frail, consumptivo- looking
Kentucky mountuinocr, while on the
witness stand in the preliminary OK
animation Of secretary Of State Caleb
Powers, charged with conspiracy to
Kill GUhrl. Golden told Il story Of
tn" events leading up tho murder
that, if Huhstantintcd, will, in the
minds Of thoso connected with tho
prosecution Mt least probably 20 far
toward proving tho contentious OF the
Commonwealth that tho murder was
tho result Of plan in which several
prominent mon wore involved.
Whether tho defence will sock to i'm
peach Goldcn's testimony in this pre-
}
rs tho attorneys for tho dofonce will
not talk on tho subject, but unless
such attempt is made tho Common.
wealth will rest its case, both County
Attorney polsgrove nnl Attorney
Campbell being satisfied that enough
evidence has been presented to hold
the defendant on the charges.
Golden, who claims to have been O
fricnd to Secretary Powers and his
brother, John Powers, for yoars, gave
testimony that was particularly
damaging to John Powers, but no
also brought in tho names of many
others, including Charles Finley, W.
RI. Coulton and Governor Taylor, in
his story of bringing Of the mountain
GERS to Frankfort previous to the
assassination.
Governor iuylor, however, was not
directly implicated and attorneys for
the Commonwealth intimated to-day
that thoy donot expect to have his
n"mo brought forth prominently in
in the story Of tho alleged conspiracy.
Golden was not cross examined to-
day and adjournment WAS taken at
an early hour this afternoon on ac-
count Of his physical condition, the
witness having n slight hemorage
during the morning, becoming 80
weak under tho strain OF the examin
alton in the afternoon that he begged
to be allowed respite. He was ner.
vous at times.
Goldon's testimony tended to show
that plan was made to bring several
hundred Irregular mountain feueists''
TO Frankfort, who would, il necegs-
airy, as Golden Expressed it, "go into
the Legislative hall and kill of
enough Domocre is to mako it our
way"
The tostomony did not show that
tho alleged plot to kill Gobel was
part of tho original plan, nor did it
contain tho names of those who con.
ceiged tho idea, but the Common
wealth sought to show by Go1den's
conversations with various people
that not only John and Caleb Powers,
but others rs we'll, had full know
ledge of the aIlegol plan Of assasa-
nation.
e. "a. - Ia S-0 Ter EA.
rsns,s3s ssss tho Tho Kind yss .!s !!xsys Bought
s'snas0fo as NxAZT/z-xG.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-30

in%, Ned Perry scanned the dis mt prairie
IN search of th" hunt. II W: nearly llm-
chccn time, and he expected to find tho
party making its way to the little stream
whittier the baskets. boxes and hampers
had been dispatched by wagon some
hours before; but when he sighted tho
quartcrInastcr driving homcward in his
buggy he learned from that bulky vet
cram that rabbit after rabbit had been
run, and that The whole party had finally
decided to give dogs and horses a cool
drink down in the Moncc valley before
starting northward across tho prairie
'Thcy must be getting down into tho
valley two or three miles east Of tho
ranch just about now, and will 30 due
north from there. unless they stir up
moro game along the Monrc If were
you" said tn" qiiartcrmastcr, I'D ride
over to the lunch stand, You won't get
there much before the crowd"
Perry thanked him for the information,
but. SO far from accepting his advice,
the young officer turned his horses head
In the direction Of Dunraven. and was
speedily riding thither with an aIacrity
that he himself could hardly explain.
In his brief talk with the colonel after
Nrade on the previous evening Perry
had told him what he could Of the char.
actcristics Of McSSrs. Maitland and Even.
The odd letter which had been sent by
them had given the commanding officer
cause for much thought. and he was de-
sirous, evidently. Of gathering from
Pcrry's observations as complete an idea
rs WAS possible of their life and surround
inEs. And still Perry had found it inn.
possible to volunteer any description OF
Miss Maitland, he could not hra, Luspcak
OF her until-unli! he knew more of the
doctors purpose in his visits to the ranch.
lie had been detained by his commander
just long enough to make it necessary
for him to 80 direct to the Spragucs
without leaving his helmet and snbcr at
home They were waiting dinner for
him as it was but Mrs. Bclknap took no
note Of that circumstances. what she saw
was that ne had avoided even passing
within hail Of her piazza both before and
after parade
Now, Though conscious of no intention
OF avoidance, Perry rode forth to tho
meeting of this day with some little mis-.
giving. In the first place, he knew that
he must strive to make his peace with
this sighted lady; and yet, in vicH of
all he had seen and heard i'm the past
forty.eisht hours, how utterly dwarfcd
had that affair his laughing Irritation
with Mrs, l3elknap--bccomel Had any
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-30
1.-TWO NEGROES TO
KILL GOBEL. "

TANI.OE nor DIRECTLY IMPLICATED
The stat mrnt nIndc by tho ConRumptiYo
Mount nin",r. Golden, Rt the Preliminary
Examination Of secretary or State
r"wo'S, Charged with ConRpl-
rnry to XII Gobcl, CnuBcs
i.,Srntution- the Storyis
Subst AMI iut Gd Powers
und his puIa viii
be In m Ugly
Fix
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-30

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moved his hat and r,,nnrl h;s r,,,, ,,,,
brow with 4 biz ,ill, h,nlI;,r,.h;,r .,,I
thcn rlnncrl nr,in ui PARRY, ,,hn l,,I
listened with ohsnrhrl ;u.nrr,, ,r,l ,I,,,
v.,. NOW. v;lnr,l,. ,l;,l;,,. :,
ing c,lriouslv ot E>vcn ,hr u.l;,
.II,vn hnr,I ,',, I,.Is =, ,.,,
asked tho En~H,hm,n .r,pr,.l., r,,,
fulIv ~ nrvnr t,II ,h., ,.,,,,.I,
but IT, has hcrn su,nlI,ri,, r,. ,:,a,r.."
"Borcd? No, Innvrr v.,. ,n,,r' ,,';,' ;,,.,.
cstcl in nv lifr y.,s ,hi,,l.;,''r,.I'a,
different snri or r,lI"v m,, ,,,' r,', "
tbc man MOT an, ,,,,.,,,. ,l,,,.,,,,,.,
Did tbcv ncvrr do nnv,l,i,,. =, ,In,, 49,,
mottcr mn, In o,r ,n,,,,,,,. :, ,,o,.'r
woull havo br,n ul},u...l ,r,.., ,l,,,.,, "
wt yo, TAO FAR r,nr. .,,I n,n,
tho bow Killed hin,scIr n,n ,hi,.. n.,"
used bv all ,hc rnvrrn,r,n, r.,,,,r, ~
you'd call thrm administrators, ,,.,..,,,.,
-ns a confession nr ;uI.,,,,,,,, W.l,,
the Lauccrs c,mr ho,m, ,h,.r,. w.. ,.,,,,,,
talk, but it. WAS SOON hu.nrL ,t,i,lmI
had shut I,p the old n,,rn ~ ,I,.., ,i,,n
and gone no one knew whrrr huf r,..I
it in ono Of the London ron,.r, -w.uIl !
think-a story that two OF tn. j,r,,,ur.,,,,
had ouarrclrd with their fellow; ,nI
after tho war was over t,Il , t,l, ,,,,
mado Il sensation in Cam, Colony Thry
said that the youn~ ,.li;rnr WINS, r,s.
hrncd man: that ~, to mil,i sr Inv, I,l
pushed on, but every scout and p,trN
they met warmed th,,n thai tuui,.,nJ,
Of Zulus were ahta,l, and t,,t !, w,4
madness to try. The men hr,,au whi;.
pcring among themselves, and hrcprd
the sergeant to atlcmrt to di$,ua,i,. ,',n
Lancer officer; and he dil, ana they all
began to talk, but he refused T. listen.
AZ last they halted at a lirll, STREAM
and llatly refused to go;. stup further
lie ordered, begged and mirlprrl lie
promised heavy reward to auy one of
their number who would come and show
him the way. Then they heard the liyIu
cries or signals OF some war part! !rs across,
the fields, and the srrEcan, and most of
the men put spurs to their horses: the
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-30

lie hounds were out, and
all Fort RoSSitcr "SOciCty"
was with them. The day
was fanltlcss-ncithcr too
warm nor too cloudy: Il