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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
FOR MORE MODEL TENEMENT HOUSES.


The success which the City and Suburban Homes
Company has in the building and renting of
model tenement houses in Firstave. has led TO the
issuing Of 100000 of capital stock to purchase and
improve similar buildings in another block
their present holdings in this In speaking
of the proposed plan Egin +. L. Gould. president
of the company. said yesterday:
I think this proposed improvement is a mater
of considerable public interest at the present time
as it demonstrates the fact that real model tene
ment houses be built in New-York City with
reasonable commercial return 10 investors and
that the business conservatism which has uniform
" characterized the management Of the officers
and directors Of this company, all OF whom
well known to the public. obstacle in
tending the company's operations more rap
idy in the future than has characterized its pre-
vious experience. In other words the Board is con-
WINGED that strongly organized business corpora
tons can prohtably take hold Of the tenement
problem in New-York and by future operations on
a sufficiently large scale establish higher plane
Of competitive building by private owners. In this
fact I believe is to be found the really hopeful
mart of the largest model tenement company in this
country-it has now nearly 100000 nvested-ought
TO materially strengthen the hands of the present
Tenement House Commission
A circular has been sent TO the stockholders ask
ing for subscriptions to this issue of stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
SAYS TIE NOnE COLD FIELDS Ire GOOD.

Tappan Adney, the newspaper correspondent and
artist has returned to his home. in Flushing. after
trip to the Nome gold fields. Nome is the
promising mining camp in Northern Alaska" he
said. THE output of gold this year will amount
to about S5,0O100l which is about one-half OF the
output OF the stampede to the Klondke gold fields;
More than one-th!rd many miners engaged
in getting out this gold engaged in the
Klondke in 1895 There is no reason there
fore, for condemning Nome than there is for n
demning the Klondike. Both good fields The
excitement concerning the Nome gold fields, how
ever has subsidized. and from the output
will be the result of the labors of experienced
miners"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
A "TANMANIST" AT TOXIC.
BRIBERY SCANDAL IMPERILs MARQUIS ITo's


London Nov. 22-"The overthrow Of Marquis
Itos Cabinet" says the Yokohoma correspond
ent OF THE Daily Mail" lis threatened. AL
ready Viscount Katsuna, Minister for War, has
resigned in consequence OF a scandal affecting
Hoshi Toru, Minister of Communications, who
is accused of accepting large brides. and will
probably be arrested. The political opponents
Of the accused Minister denounce him
'Tammanist.' probably because he was formerly
Minister to the United States"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22

The Sisters OF the Poor Of ST Frano, -,
quot St Francis's Hospital. at No 6os Fiftb-st
have bought from Edwin A. Bradley and c.
= Currier the plot of thirty-two lots on the oast
siue OF brook-ave, from One-hundred- and forty.
second 70 One-hundred- and -forty-thirds -
sree F Re p lGts on the on the
With a hospital building The bISSo, oe improved
6rookaVe is occupied by St Joseph's Eoeof+e, on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
LOST IN THE STRAIT OF BELLE ISLE
NEWFOUNDLAND MAI. STEAMER GOES DOWN
IN A DENSE FOG.

A NEWFOUNDLAND MAIL STEAMER GOES DOWN
IN DENSE FOG.
st. Johns, N. F.. Nov. 21.-The new steamer
Fife, one of Mr. Reids fleet OF eight mail boats
running in the coast service, was lost in the
Strait Of Belle Isle on Sunday during a dense
snowstorm. The vessel worth 100000, and
it is believed that she was not insured
No lives were lost The crew of thirty men
took to the boats and had a terrible experience
before reaching land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
PREPARED To FIGHT THE ALLIES
ADMIRAL Ho WITH TEN THOUSAND MEN
FACES COLONEL YORK'S FORCE.

ADMIRAL Ho WITH TEN THOUSAND MEN.
FACES COLONEL YoRK's FORCE.
4 Berlin. Nov 21.-Count Won waldersee cables
.xrom Picking that he will return the Viceroys
visit to-day.
He has advices from Colonel York's corps
sshowing that the Chinese Admiral Ho with
-fen thousand regular troops and much artillery,
iss near Kalgan, holding a strong position at
:Hsueng- Hwa, and prepared to resist energet-
ideally further advance of the expedition. Colo
snel York therefore Will await achievements
before attempting to proceed.
St PETERSBURG Nov. 21.-Dispatches received
&o-day at the headquarters Of the Russian Gen
eTaI Staff describe wide areas in Manchuria as
In disturbed condition. Several small armies
OF Chinese regulars have been encountered by
the Russian troops during the last three weeks,
and elsewhere robber bands raiding and
Plundering the country, firing on Russian stran-
gers
Major Longinof. with mixed force, Oc
fober 81 engaged the Chinese about seventy
Nersts north Of g-TScheng-Tse, capturing
three hundred.
company Of guards with two guns, while
On the way to Tie-Lin, to reinforce the Russian
garrison there, came into collision with body
Df Chinese cavalry.
Moukden is tranquil
TUAN DEGRADED AND A PRISONER.
Berlin, Nov. ol-A special dispatch from Pc
Nklng says that Prince Tuan mas peen arrested
end stripped of power by order of the Emperor
and Empress Dowager, but that fears are felt OF
| General Tung Flu Hsiang. who, with 5000 reg
blars is in Hu-Jang-Pu
PUNISHMENTs NOT SUFFICIENT.
MINISTER CONGER'S VIEW OF PENALTIES
DEcREED BY THE CHINESE Gov
EMINENT.
Washington Nov 21-Tbe State Denar+roer+
vas received cable dispatch from Minister
longer. the first in more than a week. express
ing the opinion that the punishments proposed
s5or the offending Chinese leaders in the Imperial
z%ecree are not sufficient He does not discuss
51he other details OF the negotiations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
TO RENovATE BROADWAY Horr,

rams FOR extensive alterations in the Au,,o
1S' at me southwest corner OF Broadway and
Ihirty-nfth-st. were fled yesterday The cost -
Is fha 10 amount to 5000 Frederick Jacobsen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
HART SELLS PARK ROW REALTY.
HE TRANSFERS RAMsHACKLE BUILDINGS
TO HIS NIECE

Henry Hart. who Is known az the Father Of the
Third Avenue Railroad" and who has long been
the owner Of some ramshackle buildings at Nos
1913, 131, 13S 49, and 137 Park Row. has trans-
ferred that property his niece. Mrs Eliza beth
Lyon. with whom he has lived for many years. at
No. 73s Madson-ave. and who is manager Of his
real estate He has also transferred to her the
property at Nos. q and % Lispenard-st The prop
critics are encountered for $lS5 900.
MI Hart has long refused TO sell the Park Row
property. Much OF II has failed TO produce even
taxes because OF Mr.. Harris failure TO improve It,
the revenue stamps on the deeds show that the
consideration Tor the parcels foot up $4,000.
FOURTEEN CHURCHES JOIN FEDERATION.
Fourteen evangelical churches of the Bergen sec
ton of Jersey City Heights have united with the
Federation Of Churches Delegates will be named
and house 10 house visitation will be made TO in
ouce non.church goers 10 attend church and send
their children to Sunday school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22

"a door north Of 3lst-st until o'clock advertise
ments the following branch otces regular
Office o'clock m, viz: 254 sth-avs..
2Sd-st I52 6th-ave cor l2th-st Mays. 6th-ave
Colmhus-aVe., West 66rh-St; 100
42i-st 6th-ave. % East l4th-st; PSI West
42d-st. $50 ATHEIST. S3S
Cd between TN'h and nth o2d 3dave.
I56 TremOntave
$50 2d-ave 4lst-st 55i Sd-ave 30 Heeeker-st
SIS Bleeeker-st
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

ssAsAsss. vses ssked TO- sspsso tssir
episios o. shis sabjass. ?. I Appsnd
their responses. 8. H. r.
Disadvantages outweigh tbs .dv.o.
tsges. especially 10 the lower grades
10 6rss grade where there srs. 90 exam
iassioos it 10 . very hsri matter to
deeide impsrtially Children who do
good work. and the best they osp, ere
often discouraged il they fail to ge. 90.
A E Dick
Advsusaosss-1. S.imula.es study.
2. Rewsrds merit
Dissdvaotages-1. May work hard.
chip to dall pupils. 2. Causes pupil.
tc work for marks.
l believe thstA roll Of honor 10 not
necessary 10 shoroughly we'll conduct.
Cd school. ..,t,, 4e..-
, ssstl Elisabeth Mclean.
l think tho honor RON system . good
one. 10 that il sWakens interest, pro.
notes ambition snd keeps alive .
healthy rivalry. Oos dissdvasssSs is.
however. that it 10 diseoursgiog to como
papils sho esn never ressh the REQ uired
average 90 matter hsw hard they try.
,t,5ae a'a Agnes MeOsllsm.
Adssntsgss-They act ~ incentives
They induce children TO study and work
harder.
Disadvso.sgss-They stimulate Of.
fort. but do not build up charaeter.
Pupils do not work from highest mo.
tive. therefore tho sense Of right aud
da,y 10 not quiekeoed. They should
DO trsissd TO do right for rights sake.
Mamie Diokips.
I do not thisk il periecsly Just b,.
ssuse il 10 really beyond sbe power Of
most OF ths pupils TO ob.sia ihs required
degree OF excellence.
II 10 irequsu.ly not . reward for
3sishfol. sarsast effort. but osrsly tor
estursl Brightness,
.esaa t, u.j j N. Missli.
Wails shildres should nos hs taught
70 work Tor make asusll ,. sens jossn.
tive helps them, aud % beoos roll 90
seusases nssy 10 greater eforss, ssps
sally papils who arc blight lbut iuelia.
Cd TO b lssy Il seems to msts The
shildrso take grsstsr interest 10 .hsir
work. Al The ssms time it dissou oussess
dali shild who sfssr repeated eGor,s
lails 10 astsie ii. X. Moses.
As ostssr Of sxpsdisnsy. I approve
'f It. sss question Of principle. / sm
lot clear.
NJ. H. Girardsau.
The roll Of honor sheuld be sbolish.
ID. IL serves - 90 Inspiration to only
} very fsw. The soxious parents make
ifs . burden to both tho teschers ssd
,upils because Of it.
Annie GrAb.m !
That il has mstsrisl advaotsges is, I
'slieve, . iaes. Fsom . moral stand.
'oint. however. il 10, I believe, more |
bso equally dissdvsnssgsous. Tor shil.
|Fso esebot too early bs Induced into
be bsbis Of doing duty for du.y's Own
wsst sake. even tho il bring disaster
OF The time being rather than reward. I
+. F.a' ti~ D. L Rambo.
The matter vss referred to Supsrin-
esdsat Edmuods to bs acted upou
'eeordisg 10 bis judsmss.. Hs read bic
coon m0eodssioos % tho corps sf tsaeh.
no sod; they voted unspinously IN
svos OF . temporary suspsosioe OF sbs
lonor roll. .t,-,
Acting apon these several rsfsreoees
nd sugssstiess' Sups Edmunds hes
lsoidsd 10 Try The suspension Of the
Ionor roll Tor ous yes..
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
TAX Reforms FOR 1901.
oPPIcE OF
COUNTY AUDITOR, SUMTER COUNTY,


COUNTY AUDITOR, SUMTER COUNTY,
SunrsR, 8. c., Nov 81, 1900.
Notice 10 hereby given that will attend. 10
person OF by deputy, at the following places on
the day. indicated respectively, for tho purpose
Of rsesiving returns Of personal property and
poll taxes for the asoai year commencing Jan
nary iss, 1901.
At once, Sumter. 8. c.. st al other time, up
to Feb. 2oth, 1901, inclusive.
TindalrS Store, Wednesday, Jan
nary 2
Privatser (Jenkins' Store), Thurs.
dsy, Jsnusry.3
Manchester Geo T. Gsddipg's).
Friday, January
i Wedgedeld, Saturday. January s
6tsteburg. Monday, January !
Hsgood. Tuesdsy. January 8
Rembert. Wednesday, January .
smi.hville, Thursday y Jsuusry 10
Gsiilsrds x Rosds, Friday, JAMS
ssy IL.
sordos'. Mill. s..s,d.y, January
+ Msyesville, Monday, January IA
Seostsville, Tuesday, January. is
Ssioh, Wednesday. January 16.
Noswood's x Rosds, Thursday,
Jsnussy ~.
Ly"sbburg Friday. January l8.
Magnolia, Saturday, Jaou.,y 10
Reid's Mil, Monday, January 2l.
. BishOpville. Tuesday and Wedues.
day, Jssssry % and 23 t,.-
Mannville. Thursdsy. January "a.
Bossa'ds. Friday, January rs.
The Law requires that al persons owning
property or in snywi.s having change Of such
property, either ~ agent, hsibsnd, gusrdisu,
trustee. sxesstor, sduinistrator, et,., return
the Same under oath to tho Auditor, Who re-
quests oil persons to he prompt in making their
returns and ssve the 50 per cent. pen~l,y wbich
will be added to the property valuation Of a II
psrsons who fail to make returns within tho
time prescribed by law.
Taxpayers return what they own on The first
day Of January 1901.
Assessors and taxpayers will enter the first
given name of tho taxpayer in full, also make
a separate return for each township where the
property is located and also in each aud every
ease tho Number Of tho school district must
be given.
Every male citizen between tho age Of TWEEN
ty one and sixty years on the 6rst day of Jan
uary. 1901, except those incapable of earning
support from being MANNED or from other
causes. are deemed taxable polls, and except
Confederate soldiers SO years of age, on Janu.
ary lst, 1905
All returns must be made on or before the
goth day Of February, next. 1 cannot tako
returns after that date and all retsrns made
fter the Goth day Of February are subject to
a penalty Of 50 per cent.
j. DIGGS WILDER,
Auditor Sumter County.
Nov o.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

Iossrviews With Bsyse will not GIT
% mueb pses 10 The newspapers 10
future - 10 shs pest He has adopt.
I'd rule to give out No more free
intsrviews. and when On expression
Of opinion 10 wanted from him he
vilI charge for the article ho writes.
Thst 10 busioess % we'll 80 common
seuse II his opinions have value. he
should receive the psy for them that
hes been goisg TO the ioterviowers
In the pest.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

Save Your Money.
One boxof TUFTS Pills will save
many dollars in doctors bills
Thcywillsurely cure all diseases
ofthe stomach, liver or bowels.
No Reckless Assertion
s'or sick headache, dyspepsia,
malaria, constipation and bilio-
usness. a millionpeoplee endorse
TUFTS Liver PILLS
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
j.. RYTTENBERG & SONS.

The old reliables where you know YOU
get your full moneys worth. We are
not given to much talk, but prices are
our mainstay.
The following excellent items we're,
selected to convince You of our ability
to save you money on all purchases
10 pieces all shades 54.nch Broadcoths bought at b;e
bargain The regular 81 % quality for this week 93c
Opeces alwoo Camels Hair effect and fancy Dress Goods
well worth 6Oc the yard this week the price 47c
25 pieces all patterns Flanneletts the l2a and l5c
qualities for this week the price is loo '-''
10 pieces extra heavy quality Fanneoes sold all season at
2Oc for this week the price is IL 1-2c
500 yards Dress Gnghams the best patterns we have
ever had the regular 1Oc quality price for this week 7c
About SO pairs Undresed Kid Gloves black and tanour
guaranteed 81 Glove, for this week 800
About S5 pieces all silk Tafeta Ribbon plain and dotted
ehects-special for this week loo
Another lot of celebrated Corset the beat in tho
city for the price 400
Large line of Chldrens School Caps large assortment to
select from this week GOO
All our Furs Colarettes Boas etc.. at greatly reduced
prices for this week.
In our Clothing Department we are Offering
some extraordinary good values
We quote you below few pekins from the many bargaps
we offering in this department:
40 doz Apply linen Collars all styles and sizes at Sc
20 dos py linen Cuffs all styles and sizes at l0c per pair
rs dOz Mems Jersey feecened Gloves
es worth from 5c 6Oc long they you can have
them for goo per pair.
Our line Of Gloves is the complete shown in the
city, We have every kind of Glove for anybody Don't fail
to see Wool Gauntlet at 60c you cold de6en
In Sox offer you 30 doz solid coors fred black
blue and an) with silk embroidered stitching loo pr pair
We have left only about Is doz Of that Csc Mems CAP
which selling fer l0c Better buy before they are
all gone
We offer you 10 doz Mems black Alpine Hats with bound
edges and wide band for SOC. They would be cheap at e
We offer you another lot Of those Boys Knocksbout Suits
at S7c-size 6 to Is. They dandies.
Ask to be shown line Of Boys Suits at 49, if you
want some elegant values.
We have Boys Suits at all prices from SIC Sc So and
ranee them to be the best to be had the prices win
quC you.
) Ryttenberg & Sons.
Oct. s@t.~ TO-.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

norIcs sosUssoniasas.

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- $780, N tsgnese IN 81
~ ool1iuD0 60 GgooD As4 ever.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
Estate Of Mrs. Julia V. Reynolds.

4 IL PERSONS having claims against
"A The aforesaid Estate win prtsent same.
dolly ausstsd, end oil persons indebted to
said Es,ats. vili mske payment 10
: MARK REYNOLDS,
Nov 1-3t Exor,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

Dr. Hofmso's reply to the ques
tioos 80 to the condemnation Of ~
Ger. resuI,iog from dry wells. furnishes
the informs,ion sought. and We are
glad that he 90 promptly gives 70 the
public the benefit Of HE study and
research. We know. however, that
there is much conflict Of opinion and
that suthorities differ ON this ques-
sioo, snd We viii welcome aud gladly
publish articles from other physicians,
for there 10 moro interest In this
question sod gresser desire fos
reliable iniormssioo concerning the
dsngers incident TO contaminated
wafer then we have ever observed ia
this COMMUNITY. Whss tho people
desire 10 Information. 90 that they
may oct intslllgsetly and advissdly
and not selashly or precipitsteIy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

v herever there exists suspicion
tbss water 10 contaminated oil suthcr.
i,iss recommend lhst Il be boiled
before sss. cad u win be sesing With
reasonable esssioa ior those who use
wslsr from wells OF puups to boil Il.
Those who uss oily water will not
seed 70 sshs ~ ssses''i'a.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SUMTER,
STATE, CITY AND COUNTY, DE.
POSITORY, SUMTER. 9. G.

Total protection to depositors, $l75.000 90
Trausacts General Banking Business.
Special attention given to collections.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-06-16
First publication May 20, 19Oo.'
CONTEST NOTICE.
Departments of Interior.
United States land Office Devils Lake n. d.
Auril2 5. 1900.

United States land Office Devils Lake n. d.
April 25, 1900.
{ A sufficient contest affidavit hav ny been filed
in this office by Annie Meiseil of lialNey n. D.
contestant against Ole II. HOlo contested against
Homestead Entry Nc. 1864 1aaue april 3rd 1899
Tor the sWA of section "a township 100 lange "a
BY :',. ole MI. H. t Holo &c, G;1nt test e. IN which it ISL, Is n,
said Tract; that said tract is not sell
tied upon and cultivated by said party rs re-
'quireu by law, that lie has not built Il house on
Said land or cultivated or improved or broken
any OF said land to t.lis date; that he has never
resided on said land nc any time; that said de-
employment In the :rmy or navy or marine
corps Of the United States in service therein in
time Of wal, and said parties are hereby noti-
fled to appear, respond and offer evidence
JUNE 18th. 1900, before Arthur N. b.is, ker,
notary public, at his Office ut Harvey, Wells
county, North Dakota, and tile final hearing will
be held at 10 O'Clock II H., on June 18th, 1900,
before the register and receiver at the United
States Land Office In Devils Lake, N. D..
davit filed May Ind, 1900, set forth facts which
show that after dine diligence, personal service
of this notice cailDOt be made, 1t is hereby
ordered AMI directed that such uotice be given
by du9and proper publication.
sa Rsyils I;ax :; ma NAY o :; 1872 i,om It ; appfs a.ane, TO- The ase
fhlavitS "f the pialntiff Ia tue above, entitled con,
Test, that IL personal service OF the noticeOf said
contest cannot be made upon the defendant in
this state, It Ia hereby ordered tint the notice IN
said contest be served urGn the defendant by
at W;tshbnrn MCLEAN county. NorJll Dakota
pursuant to the rules Of practice in such cases
made and provided. OLE ,SERuMGAAtD,
HANCHE II X WAR I'M. Register.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-06-16
First Publication May 10, Il. o.
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department of the Interior. United States
Land I. flee, Devils Lake, N. d., April l9t.i,
1850.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by VIM. w. Grant, Of Harvey, n.
D., contestant, against homestead entry Nc.
l21S7 made april 2Ct!i, 1888, for W IL Oh sc i
sw ii of ne IA sc IA of NV ii section Is, tuwl.-
ship 1I9. range Is, by John IL. Shay, contcstcc,
in which it is alleged that said John shay Las
wholly abandoned said tract, that said tract is
not settled upon and cultivated by said lurty
as required by law, that SAID john shay has
never butt a house Or csta5. ished Il residence
on said rand and has not ilved thereon TO this
date, and has not cultivated or improved tile
same in any manner; that SAID default OF said
.ntryman is not due to l.s employment in the
military or naval service of the United states
II time of war, and said parties are hereby
notified to apI ear, respond and G1.cr evidence
touching said allegation at 10 oc.cck Il. m. on
June 70, 800, before ltliur n. beiseker, Il
notary public, at his Office ut Harvey, n. d.,
md that l.laI hearing will be he'd at ~ o'clocN
i. III. on June 20, 1900, before the register and
~.cccivcr at the United States land office Ill
Devils Lake, H.. l..
The said contestant having, in a proper ali-
!avlt,. 4i.ed A!ly Z, 1870, set forth facts winch
.llow t..ut nttrr due diligence, personal service
ii this mcgee cannot be made, it is hereby
,rdcrea mi directed that such notice be given
y due .Is. roper Eublcaticn.
H. IL. BAIRD. Receiver.