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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-01
FRANKLINTON.
PLAN FOR JUSTICE TO MEDICAL
EXPERTS.
(SpeciaI to VirxiniaD- PilOt)

Franktown. Va. Oct. 3l.--At the re-
cent session of the Medical Society held
in Charlottesville. Va. il was devel-
oped that DR.. William II. Taylor. of
Richomnd, and other medical experts,
who had been used as witnesses in
trials before Virginia courts, were not
paid for such services. and had been
Informed by the courts, the State Au
ditor and Attorney General there is no
law authorizing remuneration. although
they have some times to travel many
miles TO serve the Commonwealth.
This question was met after discussion
by a motion of DR.. a. Chambers Ray,
of Botetourt county. in which the
whole matter was referred to the Leg
islative Committee of the society. to be
brought by them before the next Legis
lature for correction.
The talented young SUI ICON who
made the motion. has an extensive
practice at Eagle Rock, Va. and is a
son of Rev. George n. Ray. ID. D.. for
merly of Portsmouth. Va.
The Virginia Legislature ought to
provide for the payment of skilled men
when used in the interest Of the State.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-01
counts. compiling his annual report
to the Governor.
MAYNARD WITT WIN

Colonel II. e. Boykin. of Isle of
Wight. was caller at the office of
Secretary Lawless to-day. He says
Maynard is certain of a good. safe
majority for Congress in the Second
district over DIR. Wise.
BACK TO CUBA.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee left for Washing
ton this evening, whence he goes to
Cuba to wind up his affairs there.
GOLF CLUBS TO CONTEST.
There will be team match between
the Hampton Roads Golf Club and the
Lakeside Country Club Saturday, No
vember Sd, seven players from each
CLUB entering. Great interest is being
taken in the match and excellent golf
may be expected.
EXPERIMENT. STATION ORDERED
The State Board of Agriculture. in
session at Roanoke, decided tonight
to establish an experiment station in
prince EDWARD or Charlotte county. as
may be determined by the committee
to examine the properties offered.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
FOR BIC DEMO
CRATIC RALLY FRIDAY NIGHT.

i
CRATIC RALLY FRIDAY NIGHT.
Newport News. Va, Oct. 3l.-City
Sergeant a. w. Milstead. who will be
marshal for the big Democratic pa
rade Friday night. preceding the speech
of Senator John w. Daniel at the Acad-
envy of Music, to-day issued an order
for all clubs and organizations which
contemplate taking part in the parade
to assemble on West avenue in front
of the Warwick Hotel at o'clock
sharp
Marshal Milstead has decided that
the parade must move at 7:30 o'clock
WITHOUT delay and the line VIII not wait
OH any tardy organization.
MIR. MilStead stated to-day that there
will be at least 100 Democrats mounted
in the parade. All of the Democratic
clubs of this city-there are scven-the
Hampton and Phoebus Democratic
Clubs and the Old Dominion and Phoc-
bus Bands will participate in the pa
rade.
AS stated before. the only persons
and councilmen of Newport News.
Hampton. Phoebus and a few invited
guests from Warwick and York couu
ties and Norfolk city.
CANNOT ATTEND.
Hon. A. ]. Montague. who was in
vitcd to deliver an address Friday
night, when Senator j. w. Daniel and
Hon. F. w. Saunders will speak, will
be unable to accept as his assignments
are so arranged that he cannot be here
on that night.
Point and he stated there that he had
been assigned by the State Democratic
Committee to speak in Charlottesville
Friday night.
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DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS.
WHERE THEY WILL ADDRESS
THE VOTERS OF VIRGINIA.

" Eho VI NlRGINIA.
Headquarters State
democratic Committee
ing.
Richmond. Va, Oct 23d.
Speakers and places of speaking are
announced as follows:
THOMAS $. MARTIN.
Arvonia November Sd (nighD.
WNr. HODGES MANN.
Sussex Court. November LIST.
Powhatan Court, Novemer 9Th.
JOHN l.. JETFERIEs.
King George Court, November LIST.
upperville. November Sd.
Delaplane. November 3D. (nigh).
Spotsylvania Court. November 9Th.
Fredericksburg, Nov. 5th (nlght).
FRANCIS r. LASSITER.
Nottoway Court. November list.
Prospect. November Sd.
II. d. FLOOD.
Sheppards. November I'd (night).
Centenary, November Sd. d. m.
Arvonia, November Sd might.
PETER j. OTEY.
Midway, October Sist. p. m.
Cross Roads, November LIST.
Wylliesburg, November 3D.
Scottsburg, November Sd.
VIM. =. BARKSDALE.
Midlothian. November LIST.
Rockbridge Court, November 5th.
II. L. MAYNARD.
Princess Anne Court, November 9Th.
n. j. EARLY, JR.
Scottsville, November ed.
Albemarle Court, November 5th.
JOHN WHITEHEAD.
Princess Anne Court. November 9Th.
w. L. HOLMES.
Nottoway Court. November 1st.
a. j. MONTAGUE.
Crewe, November 1st (nighD.
Nottoway Court, November 1st.
brakes Branch, November 3D.
Franklin Court. November 5th.
j. HASKINS HOBSON.
Greensvilie Court November 5th.
S. L. KELLEY.
Clebe (Norfolk county,, November
LIST.
Waynesboro, November 3D. 2 p. m.
Albemarle Court, November 9Th.
Covington, November 5th (nighD.
A. j. BRAND.
Blue Ridge Springs. November Sd
CHARLES CURRY.
Roman, November Sd (night).
JEFFERSON WALLACE.
Midlothian, November LIST (barbe-
cue).
ROBERT f. LEEDY.
Basic City. November I'd (nghD.
VIM. A. GLASGOW, JR.
Fincastle, November Sd (night).
JOSEPH r. LAWLESs.
Lambert's Point. November LIST.
DON Z. HALSEY.
Midlothian, November ist (barbecue).
EDMUND w. HUBBARD.
Sheppards, November Cd tnight)
Centenary. November Sd. 2 p. M
Arvonia November Sd mighty
T. C. PITCHER.
Glebes November list.
II. r. POLLARD.
Toano, November Sd.
It. J. WOOL.
Princess Anne Court, November 5th.
S. Z. JONES.
Allegheny Springs, November LIST
(night).
Lafayette, November 2d (night).
Blue Ridge Springs. November Sd
(nighD.
GEORGE C. cABELL, JR.
Charlotte Court, November 5th.
a. NJ. BROwNLEY.
Isle OF Wight Court November 9Th,
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CREWE.
YOUNG COUPLE ELoPE AND ARE
MARRIED.
Especial to virginIan-Pilot3

Especial to VirglnIan- Pilot)
Crewc Va. Oct. 3l.-Miss Hattie
Lester and MIR. John It. Elicit. both of
this place. were married in Bristol
Monday. The brides parents are dead,
and, she having no legally appointed
guardian and not being of age. they
were forced TO leave the State TO be
married.
The groom is dispatcher on the Nor
folk and Western Railroad and very
popular among his fellows. The bride
Is n sister Of Mr.. J. Willie Lester, and
has large circle of friends. Mr. and
Mrs. Elicit Will visit several Virginia
cities before returning.
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sUFFoLN ADVERTISEMENTS

NY ANTED-BY a YOUNG LADY. A
w position as typewriter and stcnoG-
raphcr.; II ve had experience. Address x.
Il. c. Suffolk, Va. oc30-3t
w Insurance. To receive Union
CENTRAk dividends you must have
Union Central Policies. WOODARD g.
ELAN. District Agents. Suffolk. Va.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-31
Quay not Entitled to Seat.

Washington, Jan % The reports
OF the committee on privileges and
elections in the case of Senator
Quay. who claims seat in the
Senate on the strength of the appoint
ment from the governor of Pensyl
vania, were presented today The
majority report, opposing seating
him, was signed by Senators Cafsry,
Pettus, Turley, Harris aud Burrows,
the last named being the only
Republican signing it The minority
report bears the signatures of Sena-
tors Hoar, Chandler, Pitchard and
McCo,nas. all Republicans. and ad
vocates giving the seat to Mr. Quay.
The majority report says the
Senate has never recognized the
right of the State Executive to make
temporary appointment where the
vacancy occurred during Legislative
session, and the paramount intent
to have the Legislature choose the
the Senators is to prevail! The Con
stitution trainers never intended to
give the executive of State the
power to Gil all entire term by
original appointment unless. possibly,
in a case where the Legislatures had
chosen, and the person elected lad
refused to accept or died before
qualification
Every contingency is provided by
the constitution. except the sole one
that the Legislature fails to perform
it's sworn duty, and against this the
constitution farmers did not intend to
provide
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-31

Manila, Jan Is, 9 As "A part
Q: Gen Schwan's column, consisting
Of six companies with some artillery,
drove force of 500 Insurgents from
their entrenchmeuts at San Diego.
near San Pablo, on Sunday The
enemy officially reported that they
had lost 81 killed and many wounded
Our casualties were one killed and IA
wounded, the injuries in mcst in
stances being slight
Another battalion. while executing
a flank movement, came upon 100
other rebels in an entrencbed posi-
ton aud routed them, killing "A
The Americans had two wounded
Geu Schwan moved against Malay
Jay, Laguna province, on Thursday.
He found its position almost impreg-
nable, but. by lowering meo down
the steep river backs by ropes, flank
ed the enemy and drove them out.
A part Of his command proceeded to
Santa Cruz, killing six insurgents
Gen Wheeler and his daughter left
Wednesday on the transport Warren
for San Francisco via hong Kong
and Guam.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-31
OTIS BELIEVES IT'S
THE LAST BATTLE.
Schwan Meets aud Defeats
Largest Insurgent Force

Washington, Jan 25 Gen Oils
cahled report today indicates that
Gen Schwsn is conducting the cam
paian in the south of Luzon with the
creates. energy He has located
southess. OF Lsguna de Bay what is
probably the last considerable force
of insurgents remaining in one com
mand and today's report shows that.
with small loss to himself. and
heavy loss to the enemy, he has
managed to completely dissipate this
force. probably beyond the possibility
of reconstruction. Gen OTIS cable
gram ia as follows :
Manila, Jan 25
Schwan concentrated Thirtieth bat.
talon, Thirty seventh and Thirty
eighth infantry at and near San
Pablo, Laguna province. on the after
noon of the Goth, Hayes with cavalry
striking for Tayabas by lower road
The enepy had advance from Santa
Cruz to very strongly fortified posi-
tons, at San Diego, Majayjay and
adjacent points in country very
broken aud mountainous Schwan
struck the enemy at San Diego and
in an engagement lasting two hours,
killed 81 and wounded large ucm-
ber. Our casualties were one enlist
ed man killed and IA wounded, in
cluding three native scouts Cap
tured several rifles ammunition, bolos
and stock of uniform clothing On
the 22d Schwao pushed on through
to Lilo. driving enemy back on
Majayjay, where force as reported
by an escaped Spanish prisoner to
number between 1900 and 5000
well equipped and supplied had con.
ceptrated waiting approach of troops
This position was impregnabie via
roads or trails and the troops were
working around on either flank of the
enemy, when the enemy retreated
rapidly with the Tb;.tieth infantry
and cavalry in pursuit II is believed
that the insurgents are widely dis
persed The country is now cover
ed by troops end our. force occupies
Santa Cruz, a few minor engagements
at other points resulting in consider.
able loss to the enemy Macarthur
telegrapbs that McRae struck an
insurgent pos. in the mountains
northwest of Porac, capturing the
arsenal, barracks. ten carloads pow
der and ammunition, three lnsnr-
gents with rifles TIE barracks and
arsenal we're destroyed
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-31
WHAT WILL THEY
Do WITH Him ?

w ashlDgt0n, y an 20 -4ue open-
ing debate in the Roberts case
brought enormous crowds to the
house today. Fully three fourths OF
the spectators were women Fir
Roberts wes seated on the extreme
right Of the ball and every neck was
craDed to view him
I, was an oratorical field day and
the crowds remained long after
n,ghtfall to hear the impassioDed
words of the accused as he faced the
house. like an animal at bay, know
ing that every hand was raised
against him Mr. Roberts was very
adroit in the handling of his case
and at times exceeded the issue
raised By the division in the commit.
tee as to the method Of ousting him
he appropriated to himself the argu
ment of the minority that be was
constitutionally entitled to be sworn
in and the argument of the majority
that, once sworn in, be could not be
expelled He defended the action of
Mormons IN fighting the authority of
the United States>for years, because,
be said, they believed that sentiment
would change he concluded with an
eloquent peoration in which be said
he had never been conscious of a
shameful act and If he was sent forth
be would 60 with mead erect and
undarnted brow Strange to say
most of the applause he won was
from women But while they a2-
peared to be his only partisans other
women manifested their bitter hos
tility by Kissing him at every oppor.
tuuity
The speech for the minority by Mr.
Lit,le6eld, who succeeds the late Mr.
Dingley, was masterful and stamps
him as one of the coming men in the
house The manner in which he
tore some of the arguments of the
majority into shrecs jumped nlm into
the front rank of debaters in the
house The speech made q deep
impression In fact it is predicted
tonight by many members that the
msiority resolution for exclusion can
not now carry.
Mr. Lscey Iows has proposition
which he will submit to expel MIR
Roberts by two thirds vote without
seating him which Will have support
ers and this may lead to compro
mise proposition
Miss Roberts, daughter OF Mr.
Roberts, was in the reserved gallery
throughout the debate today. The
debate will close next Thursday at
4 80
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-31
A NOVEL PLAN.
! County Sehool's Pupils
Brought TO Colum bia.

Thursday many saw about the capitol
aud other public building crowd ct
about 80 br:ga,-faccd boys and girls
10 charge of lady They were the
pcpila Of the Salem school. in Red
Hill Township. Marlboro County, and
the lady 10 charge of them was Mrs
Anna Campbell, the teacher Of tae
SCHOOL Mrs Campbell some time ago
came to the conclusion that il would be
a good idea to b:iog ber school cbil
dseo to the capital of the State ard let
them see the State house and other
public buildlnga, see the general assem-,
bly, in session, aud meet the State
cficers 1t vas q novel plan. but the
force of it struck the cnildreo's parents
Mrs Campbell theo enlisted the aid of
Representative Rogers. who arranged
for quarters for the children at toe
Aloeyarle for their one nigbt's stay
here. TIE children brought lunches
wits them. aod last night ali ths boys
occupied mattresses 10 one big room
aud tie gi.ls 10 another, the teacher
looking after them With fond a'tect'oo
Tue little oDes were taken through the
capital Thursday ty Mr. Rogers, and
all Of them met and shook haods With
the governor OF their State.
They haya hugely enjoyed ise;r stay
so far Tsday they a'ii oe 'asen to
visiis the various public institutions =
V':,c Sia.c
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-31
WHAT THE EXAMINERS SAY.

Following is the report of the jolst
committee of the Legislature as TO tie
transac.ioos for the last quarter CT
1899 TIE figures accompany the
report, but as the quarter is ioclcded in
the yearly report, It is no; necessary to
give the figures (:
TO his Ezcellency. NJ. B. McSwee,
pey. Governor. Coluub ubia, S. C.-sir ::
Tie undersigned joint committee of toe
general assembly appointed co examine
the books aud financial transactions O.
the State dispenssry, oeg to submit
herewith our report for tee fourth
quarter, ending Dec 81. 1898
The stock op hand vas taken by Mr.
A. G. Lyles. representing this commit
tee, aud Messrs L. j. WilIiams acd
T C Robinson, representing the
board
We are pleased to say tha: there cas-
been marked Improvement iu tie
condition of the stock on baDd since
our last report.
We have examined aod checked cp
ali invoices for purchases aud disou'se
meets. The books are models CT
ueasness ADD correctness, sod reflect
great credit upco the management.
We append hereuuto statements.
Assets aud liabilities profit aud loss,
cash statement, receipts aud distrrse
pents.
Ali of which is respectfully SUBJ
mitsed.
Signed T " Stan|aod. 90 part of
senate D F Efsd. A c Lyles, on part
Of house.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-31
Roberts Excluded
And His Seat Vacant.
he Returns to be Thrice Vel
ccmsd in the Far West.

Washington. Jan 25 The case of
Bripgham II. Roberts, the Mormon
representative elect from Utah,
which has occupied SO much of the
attention of the house eince the
assembling of congress, was decided
today By the adoption of resolution
to exclude him By vote of 26S
to so.
TIE exact language of resolution
was as follows:
THAT under the facts and circum
stances of the case Brigham H
Roberts. representative elect from the
State Of Utah ought not to have or
hold seat in the house of represent
atives, and that the seat to which he
was elected is hereby declared
vacant
TIE amendmen: 20 expel Mr. Rob
er,s without seating him, offered oy
Mr. Lacey. was ruled ou. n point Of
order, aud the house only voted upon
the resolutions of the majority and
minority of the committee
Tie latter to sea. and then e2pe!
Mr. Roberts was defeated-8l to
pa
An analysis of this vote elbows that
l70 Redublicans, y Democrats and
2 Popu'ish voted against it and II
Democrats. Republicans, z Populists
end oliver Republicans voted for
it.
The majority resou.ions-to ex-
clude Mr. Roberts and declare the
seat vacau,-were adopted-268 to
SO The affirmative vote was divid
ed as follows: Republicans l6S,
Democrats 96, Populists 4. and the
negative vote: Democrats Al, Silver
Republicans 2, Poplsts |.
There were score Of speakers
today. Mr. Roberts was present
throughout the day and Only left the
ball after the result uf the last vote
had been announced. AS he Gid so
he gave out a statement justifyiDg
his retention of bis plural wives on
the ground that his moral obligation
was more binding upon his con-
science thar technical obedience 10
statutory law, and saying that there
wse little excuse for the extraogdi-
nary efforts to crush system already
abandoned and practically dead
He says be was a martyr to a
"spaem Of prejudice . lie would
not, he said, attempt TO run for con
gress again, though he would 60
back home with q light heaIt, conf
dent nf the future
Mr. T.iDert of South Carolina said
that N case of such abnormal aud
defiant :mmora'liy techalcalitles
should not weigh Representing the
constituency he did, he said he
should vote against Roberts frat, last
and all the time.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-31
Volcanic Eruptions.

Arc grand, but Skin Eruptions rob liso oi
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Old Running and Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boil<,
Felons, Corns. Warts. Cuts. Bruises. Burns
5caids, Chapped Hands, ch;.oiaips Best Pile
Cure on earth Drives ou, Pains aud Aches
Only 25 cts. box. Cure guaranteed Sold
b J. F. W. DeLorme. Druoo 30
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-31

eDe:,y iDa:?. eSoeas Scnday.
80 a3runs throagi. to Charieaion, S. e.
va Csatrsi R. F., srriT:ag Msnn,og II /
~. Lanes S. II p ", Charleston 00 p n.
'Irains on Conway Branch ieave Chad hou7r
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ing :aave Conway 8 So IL, s..ive Chad
hoarn L! 20 n:n. leave Gis&lhonra / 80 N.
s7rivc iiaa q IS N, re.u.olng leave Hub
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except Sunday.
r. R. HENLY, Gen'l Manager.
+. N. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
9. u. EMERSON Gen'l Pass. Agent.
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George W Stevcrs. ooe ct the best
of American uewspaper correspondents,
a;ed recently 1t LadJsc,'h- He was
io7 years Washington correspondent Of
tac S. Louis Globe Democrat, and
there vas uot better newspaper man
at the capital.
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TAX RETURNS FOR 1900.
OFFICE OF
COUNTY AUDITOR SUMTER COUNTY,
SUMTER. S. c.. New. 80. 1899.

COUNTY AUDITOR SUMTER COUNTY,
SUMTER, S. c., New. 80, 1899.
NOTICE Is REREBY GIVEN that will
IN atteod in person or by deputy, at the
following places co the days indicated re-
spectively for the purpose of receiving re-
turns Of Personal Property, end Poll Taxes
for the fiscal year commencing January lst,
1900:
At Office Sumter, S G., at all other
times up to Feb. %, 1900, inclusive:
Tindalls, Tuesday, January 2.
Privateer, Jenkins StoreJ We'd
nesday, January 8.
Manchester, (Nettles' residence)
Thursday. January 4.
Wedge6e1d, Friday, January S.
Stateburg, Saturday, January 6.
Hagood, Monday, January 8.
Remoert's Store, Tuesday, Janu-
ory 9.
Gaillard's Y Roads, Wednesday
January 10.
Bossards, Thursday, January IL.
Gordon's Mill, Saturday, jana
ary l3.
Mayesvilie, Monday, January Is.
scottsville. (McElveen's Store9
Tuesday, January l6.
Shiloh, Wednesday, January II.
Norwood's x Roads, Thursday,
January l8.
Lyuchburg, Friday. January 10.
Magnolia. Saturday, January 20.
Reid:s Mill, Monday, January %.
Bishopville, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. January % and "a.
Mapaviile, Thursday, January IS.
Smithvil!e, Friday. January 26.
The law requires that al! persons owning
property or II snrwiss bavioc charge Of
SOSu ptokSi'I, S'tCS' oS o6Soe, oeS0N1
ecardian, trustee, executor, administrator,
etc return the ssme uGder oath to the audi
tor, who requests all pereoDs to be prompt 10
making their re.1rns and save the SO per
cect pecalty which will be added 10 the
property valuation cf all persona who fail to
make returns within the tine prescribed by
law.
Taxpayers return what they own on the
6rst day of January, 1900.
Assessors aad taxpa, ers will enter the hrst
given pane of the taxpayer 10 full, also make
a separate return for each township where
the property IS located sod also in eacn and
every case the No. of the School District
must be given.
Ever7 male citizen between the age Of
twenty. .oce sod sixty years Oh the first day of
January, 1890, except those iocspabls OF
earning support from beiog maiu ed or from
other causes, are deemed tszsble polls. and
except Confederate soldiers 20 years of age,
on January lsr. 1900.
Al! returns must be made on or before the
2oth day of February rext. | cannot take
returns after that date and ali returrs made
after the q ,5 Cay CT February a.e Subject to
q penalty of 90 FER cect.
J. DIGGS WILDER,
Auditor Sumter County.
Sumter, S. C Dec. 6. 1899.
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Estates of Mrs. Frances G..
Brunson, Deceased, and Of
Miss Mary NJ. Brunson, Decd
A S Administrstrix of Estate OF W Hayne
n Gordon, Deceased, hereby give notice
that on February l7th, 1900. will apply to
the Judge o. Probate of Sumter County for
Final Settlement and Discharge IN the
aforesaid Estates.
ALICE c. GORDON, Adm'1
Aduia:s.ra..:y Est. " Hayoe Gordon, Dec q
Jan II 4t