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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
The State Of South Carolina
COUNTY OF SUMTER.

BY z. Y Wa'sh, Esg, Probate Judge.
WHRRgAs. ABSALOM BRADLEY.
w nads suit 10 me to gran, bin Letters
OF Adnioistraiion Of The Rshts OF aud Effects
Of ABNER BRADLEY, deceased.
These are therefore 70 cite ssd admonieh
oil and sipealas The Kindred and creditors OF
TO-. said Aoner Brsdlsy, late si said County
and State, deceased, that ,Aey DO ana
appear before ne iu the Covr, Of Prob.,s
to be held at Sumter @. h os December 2s,h'
1900, next, after publication thereof. At ii
O'Clock in the forenoon, 10 show csuee. n
any they have, shy tbs said Aauiuistrst:o.
should not be granted.
Given sndsr ny hand The J1th day Of
December, A. d lsOe.
fhOS. '. WALSH,
Judge Of Probate.
Dec l2-N
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26

hayesville, Dee. 40 -urs. ] B Baruet,
has returned from visit to her father, Mr..
Loryss, Of Manning.
NJ r. ". Hudson continues quite sick
niss Elns Aayes hss fully recovered from
her recent sictpsss >and 10 convalescing 2
rapidly.
The hsyesvills High School will have au
at'esian we'll bored on ito premises soon.
This will DO great eonvenienes to the school
10 many wsys.
The Jordan hinistrels, are booked to
appear here on the a. inst This is, nc
doubt. . good organisation and should have
. large audience
The weather today 10 very rainy and die
agreeable aud trsds and businses 70 dull
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SUMTER,

STATE, CITY AND COUNTY DE.
POSITORY, SUMTER, 8. C.
Paid up Capital -. 3 $1,000 %
Surplus and Pro6ts $4,000 %
Additional Liability Of S,ocA-
holders 10 excess Of sAeiS
stock $4,000 %
Total protection to depositovs $l7b.00o %
Transacts General Banking Busiresa.
Special attention given to collections.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deg .sits Of 81 aod upwards received. ts
tereas allowed st 'be rate OF Z per csLt psr
anuum, on ar,ounts above $3 and not exceed.
ing $500, payable quarterly, 90 Ore, days of
January. April, July and October.
r n. WALLACE,
H.. .. CAeso., President.
Cashier.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
The State of South arolina
COUNTY OF SUMTER.

By Thos. V. Walsh, E'q, Probate Judge.
WIHERBAB, SBBPARD EAsH. as CLERK
w of the Court Of Conmon Pleas for said
county, has made suit to ne to grant hin
Letters Of Administration of the Estate of and
Effects Of EDWARD B. MILLER, decessed.
These are therefore to cite and sduouish
ell and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the said Edward B Miller, late of said
County and State, deceased, that they be and
appear bs'>Fe ne, in the Court Of Probate, ts
be held at Sum,sr, G. H., on December 3lst
1900, sext, after publication thereof, at IL
O'Clock in the forenoon, to show cause, il
any they have, Why the said Admins trstion
sbould rot be granted
Gives under my band, ibis 2lst cay Of
November, A. D., 1900.
THOS. y. WALSB,
Judge Of Probate.
Nov. a..
The sun., 1900-01-08
Financial.
General Situation Of he Stock
and Money Market Re-
viewed
STRONG BANK STATEMENT
with surplus Of Close on 10
$500, 900, 900, and Gain Of
$4,000, 900. the Market
Promises to be Strong
This Week.

The week begins with the strong oanK
statement of Saturday last. Il showed 2
surplus of approximately 5000, 0OO, oLS o10.
Tbe deposit item rising about S9UU0,uVO.
n tile money market two factors nguie
rith more Importance than others. one
haa "a do with the return flow Of money
fror The West. Upon the other side 4
~ adverse influence which is possible,
al,hoigh not vet actually disclosed, IN
ha continned demands 81 Europe Tor
American gold. On Saturday s4,0UO OOO
was shipped and it is estimated that
t,cice that amount will leave this week.
Tie stock market has scored an IN
snirinp recovery from the paniky prices
rplada inst before Christmas. On the
average. conspicuous stocks are up almost
! dazen points. Most of the list IS today
as hiph as it was year ego. ms signl-
a. What i encouraging testimony % the
aoIidAv IL our conditions Concerning
tba immediate future Of the market, ad-
vanra1 nrices can be looked tor. stocks
Are II strong handsi and there VIII pe
YIantv N money for investment.
III the opening Of 1900 there IS n
.c,nalitv what al tie beginning Of lo59
was only calculated upon and hoped lor.
These hopes were sufficient year ago 70
insnire 4 marked buoy yancy that ran with
4 rnsh into boom which finally came
n Nave manv features unwarranted ana
DANGEROUS. Bat all the betterment evl,
dent then was practically extingulsheo
- iar az quotations went in the toooggan
of last month. And now the country =,
marEeterise, practically at the same !ass
starting point as last January, whicf
made observers enthusiastic.
un lie stock exchange are consider
,ble number Of properties some oi then
railways, some Of them indqstrials
wbich are about to begin, or to increase
divided payments. such propertie:l
where the character Of management !!
trustworthy, are the properties wors nles 6
II attention, surest 70 make prohtaoi
rpfiYfnc
The sun., 1900-01-08
Tlree cremnted While Asleep.

Uniontovn, Pa, Jan, Z. Charles,
Thomas and Allen Stott, sons W William
Stott. were cremated in their home at
Coal Run. Somerset county, and the resi-
dence destroyed rhrir parents were
with difficulty saved and were severely
burned before they could gct out. The
young men, aged -, ii aud II years re-
spectively. came home from their work.
They went 10 bed, leaving q lamp burn
ing, which exploded about 4 o'clock and
set the building on FIRE. Neighbors saw
the flames and hurried 70 assist and were
horrifel to discover that none Of the fam
ily had stirred They broke in the dooI
below and discovered Stott and his wife
sleeping IN lower room with the flames
all around them, The dense smoke hat
stuncticd them. They were aroused anc
burst through the flames with but mo
ment's time to spare The three younl
men slept on the second floor, and N
upper part Of the house was mass 2
flames when help arrived, and no on
could reach the sltcpers to save them.
The sun., 1900-01-08
LOUIS F. PAYN's SUCCESSOR.
Charles r. saxton said 40 he Cove
ernoP RooEeyclt's Choice.

Albany Ian. - Politicians believe
That ex-I.ieutcnant Governor Charles q.
Saxton will hc nominated for superin-
tcnlcnt y the insurance department this
week.
Governor Roosevelt has not made any
such announcement ~ his intentions, but
the governors frank statement that he
was considering Mr., Saxton's name and
Mr. Saxton's great prominence in the
state in comparison With the other men
mentioned by the soyeIuor as under con.
sideration for the plac,ssf chief 81 the in:
surancc department lead the men living
in the political world ~ Albany 70 think
that Mr.. Saxton's nomination is alto
gether probable. Indeed, II was freely re-
ported thar the governor had said he
would appoint Mr.. Saxton, but, as al
ready stated, the governor made no such
announcement
II nominated for insurance supcrin-
tendent, Mr. Saxton's name would be re.
ferred to the insurance committee of the
senate, and il il an interesting circum,
stance that he was once, while in the sem
ate. the chairman Of this committee. He
thus must have already considerable fl.
ihiliarity with insurance legislation. The
members of the insurance committee are
Senator Parsons Of Rochester, Senator
Raincs of Canandaigua, Senator Malby
Of Ogdcnsburg. Senator johnson Of owe
70 Senator Thornton Of Monticello, Sen.
ator Amber Of Chatham, Senators
Ahearn and Donnelly Of New York and
Senator Graney Of Dobbs Ferry
The sun., 1900-01-08
JULIA MARIowE GETS DIVORCE.
me Actress Yias Her suit Against
U.r I1sband, 7nSert r.. Taber.

HYDE PARK. VI. Jan. ! Mrs. luna IN
Marlows Taber. better known Al Jnlia
Marlowe. the actress. was granted I ei-
,orrc with alim6ny from her bnshahn'
i.olea, T.. yaDar. the ACTOR before dudse
Tan III he I.amoille county court. ~
petitioner Ind tl,f"e charges upon which
-he based her request ~ legal separa-
tion. but NE court threw oit the allega-
lions ~ dcscrti0n and refusal q support
and considered and approved q that az
lrging cruel aud intolcratc severity. Inc
court said that the petitioner had failed
II make ease Oh the two charges which
were ignored ana granted Mrs Taber's
rcnuc.t for aimony. fixing the sum az
The sun., 1900-01-08
en-. 10 Nnssnr.

Boston Jan. THE twenty-hfth annu-
ii meeting III the Boston branch Of the
Associated Alumni ef Nassar College was
held 1T tnc Hotel Somerset, It which ~.
James u. Taylor, president IF the col
lcgc. vas the guest. At the business
meeting Miss Heloise +. Hersey, g, y
Boston 81 the endowment committee
made an appeal III hehaIf of the new bio
logical laboratory, for which $4,000 has
boon given III ~ unknown New England
OF iii condition that an equal sum r.
raised, preferably from this section. Gift
have becn made for this purpose by sev
eral alumn@, but there Is sim $4,000 t
be raised Among the gifts made to Vas
sar during the past year was one Of ~.
600 IL Mrs Swift .ltwater, ~, .
Pouahkeepsic. y. s., for ~ intirmal.
and ono IL Sl0o00o hy Mrs Shay
Thompson. -, ii Alleghany CitS an
Mrs. Morris Pratt. 80, II Brooklyn for
I new ch1ppl
The sun., 1900-01-08
cran.ton Hotel Property sold.

Highland Falls. n. II, Jan. THE IA,
nous Cranston hotel property has passed
into the hands of the Missionary Sisters
Of ST. Francis Of Peekskill and the place
will be converted into An academy, Inc
transfer carries with ii all the grounds
cottages. hotel property, furniture, fix
lures, etc Although the purchase price
was only 10000, the property Is rcnuted
10 be worth 100000. The place will be
known is Lady Cliff" and The school is
christcned the Academy Of Our Lady OF
Angels" The academy will be opened
directly after Easter. This hotel has
been famous resort for the greater part
az tbe closing century. Ii was a popular
resort for army officers. IN 1851 II was
visited by President Lincoln. and for sey'
oral iays hc vas the guest there ~ Gen
eral. Scott, General sherman and othel
higlf army officials, who made il theii
headdnarters The Prince Of Wales
Du..c Of Marlborough and many olIie
notahles have hcen guests at the hotel.
The sun., 1900-01-08
snnh nis Nni-l,hnr.

Newburg. y. ", Jan, Before Judge
Dickey. Ii tile special term u thc su'
premc court. Attornel Hopkins asked fot
il bil Il particulars II the cas- q
Charles ii. Peters versus leslie a Sui,
ton. lhe motion was denied. Peters j,
Hi engineer On The Ncw England road
ana brought sniff against sutton hiS
ncighb5r and pralticAs physician 4
IIopewel Junction q recover S@ltNN
for ALLEGED alienation ot his Wife 1fiec
tions The complaint alleges thai Sui
ton malicionSly prevailed upon sir, Pe
ters 10 leave kor husband and Ne
separate residences in Nonkers whart
sho now resides. The defense tha
Suttou's calls - Mrs Peters were pure
II professional and that Mrs Peters let
her husband Oh account ot his hhunal
treatment. The case viii ho tied q
ToY tx
The sun., 1900-01-08
DIDN'T WANT HIS BODY.
watts Family Heard lie Was entity
and wouldn't bury Him.

Norfolk. Jan. :. Police Sergeant
Watts ot T.ynchhurg, father Of ", ".
Watts. who. was lynched at Newport
News for assauting Mrs. Simpson, has
arrived here, en- route to Newport News.
ON learning that his son was guilty he
declined to 20 farther and arranged by
telephone for the burial.
Watts sister. who is 4 teacher n g
Lynchburg school, also telephoned, asking
If her brother was guilty and saving i
SO She did not want the body sent home
It will be sent 70 the Richmond Medical
college for dissecting purposes,
Sergeant Watts i 4 half brother Of the
late Gencpal James Mcdonald, vel
known editor ana adiutant general q
tile state, ana Hon Alex Mcdonald, min
lister to Persia during Cleyeland's seconl
administration
The sun., 1900-01-08
THE coLoMEL WAS EAsY.
Eut He Had Some Ideas Of Logic
inst the same.

..Speaking of chronic touchers, said
4 man about town, Il suppose ther5
never was an easier victim for the
tribe than my old boss. The colona
AZ va sll called him, had an impedfSv
ment ID Ills speech, and he used to
claim il was easier to go down IN hiSm
rocket than to try TO put up an excuse
As a matter of fact. he had a heart az
ILL as a hogshead and simply couldn
resist an appeal.
"One of the numerous touehers VIII
marked him down as prey was cna
l,y the name of-well, call him Smiley
which isn't far from the right thing.
smiley was brisk. plausible cuss
and always did his touching on the
strength Of q circumstantial story, put
the trouble was he did so much OF It ne.
mad Ia sometimes tpt lis cues mixed.
.The first time hb tapped the colonel
he rushed in, all excitement, alu eoso
him his wife hap Just iaiieh aoWr
stairs and brolSenlh her leg. lie hesueu
Il ten for unfore5een expenses. ana o.
conrso he rot it.B Some time elapsed
ana one day he Turned up again.
"'Colonel,' he said in q frank, pusi-
nosslika fashion 'can you lend me 50:
own Won a little money now. but
bavn some sickness out at my house
and really need this amount !.
What's the t,t-trouble. my D-p-poy
suffered the old man kindly as be
handed over the FIVE.
"siy wife has just fractured her an
kle,' replied Smiley.
ST requires a good deal Of nerve e
mako Il third touch at the same place
and Smiley staid away for fully sis
months. When he came in, 1t was @
the run.
! tColoneI,ihe exclaimed breathless
, Il 4 eeel ike a dog when see you
: nut I've got 10 have a couple Of dollar
. onicl; and haven't time to go a1lyyvher
! else. Can you accommodate me an
!. lust make mem. or the Wnoi
!. amount? LII send it to you next week
".Wly, Ifwhat's the m-n-mafter
asked the colonel, startled by his MAI
) ..NIy ykfe has broken her I
+ replied. and ] want to send 9 car tor1
S .sB-b. rroken another ll7legg echoe
e tbe colonel. amazed. Here's u
p m.m.nsa,ey. Smiley B-b-but SOM
y times I think he added grimly, w
! !, Won mln-must have m-In-rnarrled
4 c-c-centipedg New Orleans LING
r. Democrat
The sun., 1900-01-08
n.a. nin ~ senntor Frnm Iowa.

biz Nroiucs. IAN. :. Dr, g. II. Bowen
ID Al1makcc couuty was nominated tor
speaker III the Republican house cancns nous
Satard III night, receiving - votes e 3s
yotos It'll Vi. +, Eaton Bowen was the
candidate for the John II. Gear forces. p
I'M senatorial contest, and his nomination
for speaker insuros The recollection ot
Gear /, the Enited States senate. The
friend, III 4. r. Cnmmins, the other can
didatc ror senator conccde Gear major
ity of tho Republicans in the senate, 50
tha, TIM resnlt iii Speakership in the
house caucus determines the senatorship
The sun., 1900-01-08
rrentr shorc nendIock continnes.

81. Johns, n. II. Ian, I, The deadlock
over the modus yivend for the French
treaty shore continues. The colonia sov.
ernment il unable TO arrange for an early
session of tho legislature to pass bill re-
newing it. and the French government i
insisting upon the immediate passage OF
such measure either by the local assem-,
bly or the British parliament. Officials
here admit that the situation Is very
grave The colonial office in London Is
making every effort to adjust matters and
provide concessions which will induce the
local authorities to net promptly.
The sun., 1900-01-08
po.,on,. councff MuddIed.

Boston, Jam Mayor Hart mas re-
eeiyed from Horace G. Allen, an attor-
nev. an unqualified opinion that the ses-
sion of fhe common council held on Jan.
i. III which Daniel J. ISiley was elected
president. was illegal. Kiley was chosen
III the members who remained in the
chamber after the temporary chairman
had declared the session adjourned. The
deadlock in the common council will re-
1lt III lie suspension Of nearly Loo Ia
Iorers unless some financial plan can be
devised by which the street department.
can obtain funds.
The sun., 1900-01-08
no.rnerty a Candidate.

Columbus, o., Jan. 7.--Hon. Harry ~
Dougherty, who was GoYeKnor Eiscs
Nash's opponent for the tiominatlon pc
fore the Republican state conVentien'
has announced his candidacy for dele
gate lit large to the national convention
III Philadelphia, He will contest for the
honor with General G. IL GrosFenor. it
had been supposed that Senator horT
akcr, Governor Nash, General Grosyenor
ana General Dick would compose the
delegation. Senator Hanna having With-
drawn in favor of General Grosyenor.
The sun., 1900-01-08
serionr Freigs.t wreck.

Chippewa Fails, Wis., Jan. Ths
Wisconsin Central Railroad company has
suffered loss in wreck that IS estamaf.
al here at fully 100000 The through
lreight from Chicago, consisting Of y
cars, all loaded, went through bridge
1S miles east Of This place, and 2 cars.
with contents, were totally destroyed By
ire. Eight cars that had passed over iil
safety remained on the track, including
the caboosc. in which The trainnen and
conductor were sitting This accounts
for there being no loss Of life. TIE fifth
car TO tumble into the ravine was an oil
car. which exploded, the surnins ~
scattering over the wreck.
The sun., 1900-01-08
fIired 40 Commit Arson.

Darlington. y. d., Jan. LA sensation
bas been caused by the confession Of a
17-year-old boy named Forsythe that be-
NJ fire to the Monarch elevator, which
burned week ago, having, he says, BEEN
hired to do so by the agent, Sundahi.3
There should have been 1000 bushels Of
wheat in the elevator, but the company
claims to have discovered that Sundabil
vas 5000 bushels short. He has been
arrested charged with arson and embez-'
aIcnent. He was in Fargo at the time of
the fire. The boy claims to have been
given So and bicycle.
The sun., 1900-01-08
rrnnas.o Mns Murdered.

Sloatsburg. y. u. Jan. An inquest
was held over the body Of Lewis Irapss'
So, who was supposed TO have been muf,
dered at the Sterling mines \ verdict q
murder was rendered, but the assall-
ants name Is unknown. \ picture was
found Of the supposed murderer IN his
trunk and will be given to the county
authorities. who viii send out detectives
in search Of the murderer. Trapasso'S
bodv was sent over the Erie railroad 4
Paterson. y. j., for burial. Trapasso hat
n saloon in Paterson.
The sun., 1900-01-08
SUES FOR BRFAoH OF PROMISE.
Mss Thomas, Gen. wheeier's Niece
Nnl,. Efnn. 900 FrOm Mr.. Fnhrney.

Chicago Jan. Miss Eta Thomas,
WHO says shc is Il nierc Of General Wheel
a.. has begun siiit against William Il.
Eairnoy. Il Wet Side society man. 10
thp superior court for 100000 damages
fof alleged breach Of promise TO marry.
Mis-, Thomas II i prepossessing brunette
- yeats old.
Nh Fahney i 81 years old. Miss
Thomas alleges that for i've years ne
paid attentions To her and asked her On
severa! Occasions q marry him. On other
occasions Lie introduced her 70 his friends
| as lily prospective wife. She now asserts
4 that liz has told her tiiat his people nave
4 compelled him 70 enter into an agreement
4 to marry another young woman VINO mans
| from the east The name Of that woman
Is not mentioned in the papers filed.
Miss Thomas. through her attorney, al.
!eges that she and Mr.. Fahrner decided
that she should take apartments While II
the city, and she accordingly took nlac'
at Lincoln and Polk streets. For IN
greater part of the past two years sh'
has lived ia these apartments and nus re-
ceived Fahlney there Often, she asserts
he took her with him when he went o.
: trips to the lakes, seashore and other re
sorts for pleasure. When the case come
IN, love letters from the defendant WI
I be read In court, it is said and person
will tell Of Mr.. Fahrney introducing Ia
Young woman as his wife. Miss Ihoma
father is coal mine owner at Reru, lil
The sun., 1900-01-08
Rrool,lvn church Harmed.

N4w YORK. Jam I 81 George-s Epls'
conal church. corner of Marcy and Gates
avenues, III Brooklyn, was completely
rutted III fru l'hc wallis were left IN
MI, III far Ill could be determined in
in darE. The loss Is placed Y $4,000.
81 Georges parrish i 4 little more than
80 Years oll uud was organized n PC
tober. 1860. The Rev. William AleXan'
der Wasson Is The rector
The sun., 1900-01-08
,Ioycments 81 wnrship..

Washington. Jan The flagship New
York la sailed from st. Kits for Sf.
Lucia Tie Montgomery has arrived a
NionteyideG The quartermastet genera
has received word that the transport
Burnside has Init Havana for Gienfue.
eos arl that thc transport MePhersou
las left Santiago for the same destina
ton. The navy department has been IN
formed that the NIachias. which left san
to Domingo III the 4th inst, haS arrlyel
, at san luan The Pralrie, which trans
,ported All exhibit for The Paris oxpost
tion, has left Havre on the return voy
age to New York. The Alliance arrived
at Newport on the 4th inst.
The sun., 1900-01-08
Local Quotations.
rmn rnrI,c.l ~ DeatIl.

Wilkesbarrc. Ia, .Iuu. 1,--5lrs. Sather-
ina Hinnara. aged Is, was burned TO
ieatb \, her home in this city. Her
clothes caught fire from stove ana pe-
fore assistance arrived she was horf1Dls
burned. She died in great agony. Inc
clothes of Annie Petrosh, aged : years.
caught fire while playing around a hre
some boys had built on skating pond at
Ashley. she was so badly burned that
I'm diCd two hours later.
The sun., 1900-01-08
r...na cI,ief Morrissey Resigns.

Cincinnati. Jan. T.-Grand Chief T.. H.
Morrissey Of the Brotherhood Of Railway
Trainmen has resigned from the federat-
Nj board Of railroad brotherhoods. to take
pa.ect Ian. is, because the board refused
II sanction several strikes decided upon
m oiiilfated brothcrhoods, including the
n,o++ar Of the Big Four telegraphers. II
il soid that the tiremtn, trainmen and tel
egranhcrs will attempt q organize a new
The sun., 1900-01-08
a pnnn riot verdict.

Pana. MS. Jan. 7.-'Ihe jury n the
case III Henry Stevens. colored indicted
on The charge of melting the riot on
Anril is. 1899. il which seven persons
were killed and many others injured,
has returned verdict of guilty. Sen.
tence will he passed latrr BY Judge
Farmer. The jury WAS out 4S hours
The sun., 1900-01-08
rnnl Mn, annsc ncnth.

tF.,rWrn. Conn. Iau Il George
Smith. agod . years, i in critical COM
tlftio,l and with probably die 81 the result
III swallowing 4 large hrass headed ta.-(.
Engaged ID diving some tack oHe Whien x
Ile hetd iii lis mouth was forced ioWh lls
thioat by sneeze, It lodged ctossWlse
iii til. throat - far down as = resist w
pfT6rts If physicians tp reaeh =
The sun., 1900-01-08
E.coned Jail by TunneIins.

Dexter, Mo. Jan. 1.--.Ihmes Iettaton
and Milo Gregory, under sentence y
death for murder. and rNyo cattle thieves
escaped from the Jail at Kennel ana aFe
nov at large. \ posse is searching lof
the men. whose escape was effected BY
tnnneIing nnder their cells.
The sun., 1900-01-08
- rhi1hrnn nnrned to peath.

philadelphia, Jan. 7,-As a result Of a
6re n ,he home Of John Hughes at 1922
Mountain street two children We're sumo.
rotpd In smoke. and the father was So
severely burned thar lie had 10 be re.
moved tn d hospital. The other children
were rescued with difficulty
The sun., 1900-01-08
si..cr Aunnstn Found.

Kenosha. MI. Jan. : Sister Augusta,
wha disappeared frou the convent of the
Sisters III n. Marx 1T Kemper Hall lat
Iucsaay, llg~ bacn heard from. anf the
seaech i'm hcr haS heen given up Ihe
msil r5ueh j letter rr9m her atlas
tbat she lad renolncsd her yows. IN 2
fow week Mis- Augusta Henderson wtl
resume tha life af the world. thl5 time ln
Springaeld. No
The sun., 1900-01-08
won, Corbett-JeGries Fight.

Utica. n. y. Jan. As an evidence
Of good taith the Genesee Athletic club
win post guarantee Of $1,000 Wednes-
day for the Corbett-Jeffries fight in
March The clubs matchmaker. Tim
Hurst, il in New York endeavoring to
land the big bout for this city. The local
club offers q. $50 600 .pufse.. 4
The sun., 1900-01-08
Good News For wireworkcr-.

Ioiiet. MS. Ian. Z. 4 notice 0T geh-
oral advance of ~ per cent in wages
nosted IL tho four plants Of the Ameri-
ran steel and Wire company hero Will
j ffeet 1000 employees. The employees
will also share IN the benefit fund created
by the company.
The sun., 1900-01-08
shnt Ernnn An,bnsI,.

Pensacola. Fla. Jan. FIRED Diden,
4 white man employed at one of the lurn'
ber lnitl~ iii Santa ROSA county, was sho'
from ambush while "a III WAY from
work aud fatally wounded Ihe dead
hoGies Of two negroes emrleNea ~ VS.
same mil wepe found, having been shoi
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