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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
The Growing Navy.

Washington. Dec S.-It is expec,ed d
,hss the forthcoming naval appropris
tion bill now beiu: f,aned by the hous
oommittee on naval affairs will cou,aip
provision for two more bat,lsships and
Two ar@ored cruisers, following ,b.
recon meods.ioos Of Secretary Long
The item Of pew ships has no. ye, bee o
reached OF settled. bat as a resul, O,
the discussion among membsrs, the
belief vas expressed by them to-day tba,
there was practically 90 doubt the ,wo
bs.sleships and Two armored cruiser 4
would be incorporated 10 The bill
Admiral Hiobborn, chief Of The bureau
OF construction Was before the cou, mit
tee today. His es,imates are abou,
&2l 900. 900 for the construction
slrssdy authorised. The is consider.
ably more than ever before required
and Admiral Hiobborn explained the,
It wss the oecessary result Of the larg,
amount OF naval sbipbuildiue which
recent congresses had authorised
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
SEABOARD AND SOUTH.
ERN AGREEMENT.

New York, Dec. 1O-The Mail
and Express says:
Out of the COZ fused and contradic.
tory reports regarding the changed
relations existing between the Sea.
board Air Line and Southern railway,
one fact seems established The two
lines are to be operated iu perfect
harmony hereafter. 60 far as freight
rates are concerned All talk of q
consolidation of the rosds is declared
untrue.
Regarding the changed relations
between Thomas F Rysn and j J.
Williams. representing the two sys.
TENS 10 certain law suits, no official
announcement is to be made The
matter will simply be dismissed and
no more will be heard of it. This
accords with the wish Of both gentle.
men. who, in times past. have 10.
dulged in some very bitter language
concerning each other. A public re.
conciIistion lie out of the question.
But private snimosities may be sunk
in the excitement OF successful bust.
ness
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
Fad is Unborn Lambs Wool.
(From the Philadelphia Record J

(From the Philadelphia Record }
New York. Dec 7 Bishop Potter,
when be asked 10 his address at New
Haven last night it the action Of q
society woman in wearing q Carmen,
made from the skins of uuborn lam bs
was not relic Of bsrbarism. attack ed
Que Of the most pronounced fashions oil
the season.
Broad tail fur, to which be referred
ls the fad this winter among the women o
Of the exclusive set. A 5th avenue
furrier. patronized by msuy Of the
-Four Hundred. said today that broad
tail was easily the most popular of the
costly furs this year. Tho PLANES,
garments made from this fur cost S400
and when especially choice skins are
used the cost ruos from 81, 900 to 81,
500
More than 20 Of the tiny skins are
required TO make a woman's wrap TC
obtain everyone Ct these ekius The lie
Of the mother of the unborn lamb has
to be sacrificed. Persian lamb sud
baby lamb furs obtained from lamb b.
killed after their birth are far less
expensive.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
DeWet and the British

Aliwalnor,h, Dec Cen DeWet
appears to be in Q most dangerous
position and to need all bis strategy
to extrioste bis force With strong
British columns on three sides and
two swollen rivers barring his front
the British commanders begin to be
hopeful that the great chase by four
columns which has been one of the
most exciting operations Of the war,
will result in the capture of DeWet
Definite news of his whereabouts was
first received Dec 2
The next morning Gen Knox
started In hot pursuit aud Pichner's
and Herbert's columns were detach.
ed to make turning movement
Alter three hours march Gen Knox
learned tha. dori'g the night De Wet
had doubled back past the British
rlgh', nece' stating complete
chsogc OF plans During the night
ut Dec 3 Gen Knox encamped on
{ Camel farm, the cite of the Boer
is'ger. which had evidently recently
and burriediy moved Gen Knox
arted again at daylight, hoping to
Corner DeWet. while crossing Kerre
poort drift. but he arrived too late.
The British experienced very great
difficulty in following DeWct. owing
to the rise in the river. but they sue
oetd'd in crossing without he lues
OF man or beast From that time on
the pursuit of the Beers was taken up
without baggage. the troops being
supplied by foragers, enabling them
10 make more rapid movements. aud
keep in touch with the republicans
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
THE ARMY CANTEENS.
Senate Committee on Military
Affairs Hears Arguments.

ooo'uk WV DSC Inc e6D &c
committee on military affairs today toa.
tiDusd its beariog upon the an
cao'esn provision of the military bill
hearing 10 addition to oumber OF
Snort speeches 10 advocacy of ,bs
provision. a protest against it from Rev
Mr. Miller. who served IA months as
90 army chaplain 10 the Philippines
MrS Thatcher, Of New jersey, appeal
cd for the abolition of the cauteen 90
financial grounds. saying that it caused
soldiers to equandsr not only their
health aod their time. bat their mouey
80 we'll Mrs kells, Of Mississippi.
spoke for the mothers of the soldiere.
saying that ell of them favored tbe
suppression Of the liquor trsfio.
Mrs Ingalles. Of ST. Louis. said she
knew Of many soldier boys who had
contracted the liquor habit At the
oaotesn. Miss Kearoey, of Mississippi
said she bad been informed that Gen
Eagao bad been a notsbls exception
among general army officers 10 favoriue
ibe ososeen. Mrs Allison, W. G. T.
U superintendent Of legislation. said
the ststissics show that the liquor ttsfis
is literally following the American Gag
10 the tropics. She presented figures
TO show that the liquor expectations
from the United States to Cuba for the
6rst 6ve months Of 1899 had reacbed d
$472 200, % against SlO,736 for the
entire year Of 1898. 10 the Philiopip, .
sod Puerto there bad been . oerre.r oud.
inR increase.
Mr. Miller gave bis uoreserved 60.
dorsemeut to tho osntsen and said that
bis view was the result of actual
observation 10 the Philippines. he
declared himself to be Q temperar 90
mao and said that it was because be is
such that be took this position 10 the
Philippines. the oasteen is not, be said =,
the low grog shop tha! 1t has been
described, bu: Is entitled to be called a
post exchange as il is officially called.
He vas cure that these exchanges do
mu,h to restrict drur kennels. TIE
reason for bis position was found 10 the
fact thas II the soldiers could not ct the
lager beer aud the light wines supplied
at the can'eeps, they would pairouize
the low groggeries keps oy the nstives
where only vino il sold This liquor
he described as especially harmful to
health and said it's effect often was
aIm ~ to car'c insanity Many vino
'j'in's" had soen destroyed by tie
rs's5ii,ament oi the canleen Mr. Miller
expressed the o! inioo that SO per cent
OF the { ficers of the army are favorable
to the canseen, aud Oiso SAID that
enlisted mcn waut it, He Quoted
written opiDioGs from post commanders
=" rho Paiiippioes 10 support OF bis
position.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
v 20 Cure Group.

hr Gray who lives near Amenis, Duchess
county, N Y, ssys: Chsmoerlain's Coug h
Remedy 10 th. bes, medicine I have ever used
lths doe childreu's remedy for Group and
never fails to cure" When eivsn as sooo as
the child becomes hosrse, or even after tho
croupy cough has developed, Il will prevent
the attack. This should bs borne 10 miud and
bottle Of the Cough Remedy Kept at hand
ready for Instant uss - soon % these symp-
toms appear. Per sals By Dr. A J China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
QUESTION ANSWERED.

Yes, August Flower still has the largest sale
OF any medicine iu the civilized world. -FOUR
using anything else for indigestion or bilious.
moss. Doctors we're scarce, and they seldom
heard of appendicitis, nervous prostration or
neart failure. ETC. They used August Flower
20 clean out the system and stop fermentation
of undigssted food, regulate the action Of the
liver, stimulate the nervous and organic action
of the system, and that is all they took when
feeling dull and bad with headaches and other
aches. You only reed few doses Of Green's
August Flower. in liquid form, to make YOU sat-
isGed there is nothing serious the matter with
you, For sale BY A. j. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
OUTRAGES IN CHINA.

Pekin. Dec 8 -Capts Wingate and
Rider, who accompanied the expedi
lion to Kalgan. returned today
During their absence they visited d
several places to which the Germans
did not 60, but they encountered no
opposition They learned that some
l2 Europeans, mostly Swedish and
Norwegian missionaries, besides
Capt Watts Jones, were massacred at
Kwei Hua Cbeng by orders of the
Tao Tai. and that 100 native Chris
tisns had also been put to death
The details of the outrage are most
'evol,ing Capts v ingate and Rider
visited the Belgian station where the
priests in charge and 3 600 converts
had sustained prolonged siege by
Boxers and imperial troops They
were Informed that other statione
'artber west are stil beseged not
only by Boxers, but by Chinese
troops acting under orders from the
authorities and this in spite of the
assurances by the pleuipotentisries
that the government is doing i,s
utmost to suppress the outrages
Chinese carrying concealed weapons
are arrested daily in Pekin Natives
alleged that Dec 10 has been fixed as
the date for rising sgains, the
foreigners in the capital No alarm
Is felt, however. as the troops here
are sufficiently numerous to deal With
rising should one occur
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
PREACHER JOHNSON
WAS ACQUITTED.
A MIsTRIAL EXPECTED
But the Jury Announced at 8 .
N. That 1t Had Agreed on
Verdict.

Special to the State.
Bsmberg. Dec 9.-This morning a,
3O O'Clock the jury brought in q
| verdict OF not guilty. and the Rev
W 4. johnson was q free man, and
10 the sight Of the law. innocent OF
murder in the killing Of W. T Bel.
finger les, April
Up TO l 80 o'clock this morning il
appeared that the jury could not
sgree, and IL wss thought that the
court would have TO order Q mistrial
The expectation wss entertained
generally. md IL was the opinion
Of many dur;Sg the progress Of the
trial '
Mr. Jobuson sat in the court room
until midnight. surrounded by Q
group Of bic friends. swaisl.s the
jury's decision. He then retired to
the jsil Tor rest AT s o'clock the
bsili6s were awakened end told that
. vesdics had been sgreed on Mos
seogers were st once disps,c cbed for
Judge Wait. the court officers and
the prisoner ~ =
On scoount Of the early hour bot
few knew Of this. and only Q small
crowd assembled
Johnson appeared. and from bic
cslm demea0or. one would never
ha, suspected that he wss the man
who vas to be told on this besutiful !
sabbath morning whether be was to
suffer the penalty for q crime or
whether he ives to be returned to bis
family FREQ man. He stood quietly
cod patiently, aud without showing
she least emotion. listened as the
foreman read the verdict, mot
guilty" He quietly aud piessan,
ly shook hsnds with each Juror then
left the court room and went to his
home.
At IL O'clock today he preached to
his congregation in the Bsmberg
Bsptist church
Thus ends the most notable trial
ever held ID this, county. Business
was almost suspended in town and
the keenest interest taken by every
one IN the proceedings
,st III Eyaps
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
Big Fire In Baltimore.

Balsiuore. Nd. Dec 8 The exten
sivs stoses and stock OF the Baltimore
Bssssin House n 2l2 to 22O wes,
bshsDors Street. we're totally destroy.
q BY Ore this morning. and tho stock
ssd buildiog Of Gro,jso. Loeb l. 90,
vhieh sdjoins il. vas coosiderab bl 9
6smsged.
y F1cmso Joho Flynn had q mirs,u
loss escape from being killed. He fell
See stories from The rear OF he western
session o. 'hr series Of bulldogs ioclad
I'd IN the Biliimorc Bargain House
fsypo vas 90 tho roof NJ the buildipc
vhso. overcome by smoke. be loss hi:
balance HE companions who saw bin
toyple backward sod fall felt sure The,
every bone 10 his body would "a
broken Ia his fall the fireman struck
three umss on q zi9ssg srm Of rair
spcu,s. Each sec,ion ,h,, he strucs
gave vaT. bu. each broke the NON N
sum of his fall
As hs siru,t the piece Of rsinspou
sssrest the ground bis 6remso's belu,o
sf sIuuioum fell oif and beneath him
DO struck upon the helmet. mashinR i
~ Has % . piece 1,.lpsssebosrd. Wber
bic ecmpsnioos picked him up be va
sssooseious. but revived shortly. Who,
% vss discovered that The only iojusie
Be bad received wese . Number o
bssisss 90 bic shoulder snd . broke,
sekis.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

Winnsboro. Dec 9.-This morn
ing Mr. Amos E Davis, one of the
most prominent and influential citi
zens OF the county, shot and instantly
killed Mr. James S. Lyles, who
came to his house and called him
out to his gate
A jury of inquest was summoned
by Magistrate j D. Blair. acting as
coroner, who after hearing all of the
testimony rendered the following
verdict: "That the said James S
Lyles came to bis death by a pistol
wound inflicted at the hands Of A
E Davis at said Davis's yard gate.
and said killing is justi6able.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
JOHN l.. N. IRBY DEAD.
a REMARKABLE CAREER
ENDED IN THE VERY
PRIME OF MAN.
HOOD,

Special to The State.
L.ureus, Dec Cool John L M
lrby. to,mer Uoiied States senator.
prominent lawyer and distinguished
citizen Of this county snd State. Ia dead
At his home in sh's city. aged 46 years
sod 3 months.
The end came this morning at 8
O'Clock after an attack of B,iehs's dis
ease 1t was known several dave ago
that his condition was extremely critic
aud recovery very doubtful. still 40
oouncement OF bis death vas q shook
to q m,jority 10 This sootioo and is the
OCCASION OF maaifoli expressions of
symps,by aod regret Col Irby was
. mao Of remarkable 6oe ph ysieal devel
opmeotAod bsttlea against the deadly
iorosds With oil the ten aoity Of bis being
but be had to yield to the grim monster.
The funeral arrangements have bee q
made. The ioterment will take place
tomorro~ moroioe st IL o'clock at tte
CITY cemetery. The exercises will be
coodansed by tho Mssoos With which
fraternity DO vas prominently iden ti6ed
locally. having been hu, recently
elected worsbi ',l master of Palmetto
Lodge NJ 10. ID u tho ,eorg.ois.tios
this year Of Rising Sou Chapter 6.
Royal Arosoum, be vas made bieh
priest. 90 honor wonbily bestowed 10
reiigioo Col Ir5y vas . Baptist. biz
membership being With holy Grove
Baptist church, this county w l.. T.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

One Of the old citizens of Washing
ton county relstes the following
snecdote of the gfest and powerful
Robert Toombs who WAS then re.
preventative in the Legislature:
Gen Toombs said that be noticed
one old fellow. who was not remark
able for bis intellect, invariably voted
right. according to his judgment,
upon all questions that came before
the Legislature He was 40 struck
with the old fellows record in voting
that one day he approached him and
asked him how it was that he voted
on the right side every time
See that little slick haired fellow
over there p inquired the old man
Gen Toombs replied, "Yes," with
Q quizzicsl air
"Well," said the old man, "when
ever he votes one way l always votes
t'other "--Sspdersville Progress.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

There is school dlstrict in Reeo
county, Kansas, 10 Wh.ch there in o
school house and teacher. bu. not .
solitary pupil Miss Mary Scoggius
the teacher. opens school every % oruiu g
and holds herself 10 readiness 20 10 struc,
any children who may come. but she
is tho cole occupant Of the building
There are plenty Of children 10 the
district, but they are of Catholic
parentsge sud attend a psroobial
school
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

London. Dec l0.-Mr Kruger 70.
ceived message from the czar Fri
day night" Gays the correspondent eut
of The Times a, the Hague at was
couched IN very friendly terms bu,
the fact that It's existence has been
kept close secret is sufficient to
indicate its authors intention 60 sb
stain from any active steps friendly TO
Intervention. The czar naturally
pleads his illness as q ficient ex
cuse for not interfering
"Mr Kruger. when cheered by the
crowd on his return from the cathedra,
today Sunday turoed and rouudly
reouked those near him for such q
desecration Of the Sabbath "
London. Dec 10 "A dispatch
from Johannesburg says the town hae
been fenced round with barbed wire
to prevent the inhabitants getting
food to the Beers
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

Many persons have had the experience Of
Mr. Peter Sherman, of North Strattord. N H,
who says, "For years | suffered torture from
chronic digestion, but Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure made a we'll man Of me }" 1t digests
what you eat and is a certain cure for dys.
pepsis and every form of stomach trouble.
1t gives relief At once even in the worse cases,
and can't help but do you good. is Hugh
son & Co
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

Philsdelpbia Dec 8.-Twenty per
soos werc injured todav 10 40 acoideu,
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington aud
Baltimore railroad. at Grsy's Ferry
station 10 West Philadelphia An
empty box car Jumped the track ano
damaged several Of the passenger
coaches 90 the express train wb,ch
leaves Washington st IL q. m. for New
York.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

Berlin. Dec . The National Z.r
tong devotes lis frs; page today to a
carefully prepared editorial dealing
with The United States as world
Power. After poioiiog out the enor
nous progress, economically ana
politically. Of America is the worlds
sffairs. the editorial declares that ip
both respects the Uoi,ed States are
arrayed against Europe
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

Pisssbers. Pc, Dee 8 The Oumber
lssd ssooeoods'ioe foe Piusbure on
ths Baltimore sod Ohio road touieb.
essshsd toto . Uoissd Trss,ioo esr
1llsd With people o. Rsptiu One mao
vss killed ousrishs. bic wife Vas 90
esdly hurt that sbo eso hardly recover.
bio baby vss seriously Injured sod .
ssoss osher pssssog gers we're badly hurs
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
Judge Aedanus Burke.
Some Sayipss of q South
Carolina Jurist.--Distln-
guished Men Of
.ff4f Long Ago.

! Il n. Kirke writes TO The Wsshiog.
ses Poss % follows
I Mr. Eivasd Hooker. = native Of Con.
{ ssssisus. sod 90 educator OF oote, vas
. professor 10 The Souih Osrolius col.
: @ees ~ Columbis from 1906 10 1908
Rs tsps . voluuipoUs diary Gssios
.shas period, which, tbrougb the enter
prise of Prof Jameson, OF tbs Amsri
,sas Hissosisl ASSOCIATION. hiss been
DsbiisAsd. Prof Hooker relates usLy
Sssssss,ioe experiences With sInioeo
asnbsrs Of the South Caroline bar. o.
shss day. fsv Of whioo ] sooouo'
bNe.
AsS.sss Bake. . native OF Ire.
last. esd . CssoliSiso BY adoption.
wss . ossbss Of soossess frsm 1859
" 170l. BE vss . soomos Iav jadgs
fpse ITS 70 1859. He ooss pro
ssssssa ssetssss Of dsssh 90 solpsi,
ed sddsd % che sIoss Of 10. 'bus dOa',
oisd ~ good islIov. Is 10 ooly wha'
Us have ell got 70 soes 70 "
81 heps. ssid oos Of che lawyers
s'yees Aesor dos's osas that we've oil
~ = - hsseed."
s'Ne." replied The judge. hot we've
Ell oss 70 die. ssd 10 dos's osks pseb
!. l1osssoss kev." 50 hss W
o.. ess ossssios Gsesssl G. @.
11iStsey. vhs bad bsss uisissss 10
yt6sss; ssd shs Fsdsssliss ssotids,s
~ ~ viss psssidsaey Of The Uaised
0sssss 10. 1850. wss aspuisg dry
oeeal point before Judge Burke. shsu
~ later lsss patience. ,soksd up bis
silt robe. soek bic hss end lsii shs
bsssA The lssyss ssssed bis argu-
uoot. .ga
s-0e 90. Gessssi Pisknsy. 20 90.
ssid shs jsdse. "yos love TO hear pour
sslf sslk Meaowhile, In 60 ou, sod
esks look as,shs samsI." inse oa ex.
Aitislos back Of sbs court hssss
Hence ''psepiug u the osmel" is 90
Ibis dsy bysood among the Carolina
levysrs for eoiog on. Of the court room
On coy oeession
~ F" Vo0sosyfWuuo 8VtuS Vu uussoUoch
"a bold eoars in ueighborins county
ks lost bic wsy Hs M: . mountain
cor; whom be .,cpsssed TO pilot him
through tho woods to The ccurt house
Vpos bic rsfsssl 10 do 90. the jndg,
diseouu'ed ssd vigorously attacked
hiu until bs cried on, .hs: be VAS
sillias 70 carry bis honor aoywbero il
- weuld stop bssiiiue him. The
odgs told the Iswysrs that be had been
e0eeg desperate set OF people tha'
~. sad that ooshing bu, tho fear Of
oss etrosg arm had enabled him to 6ll
nis jodisisi sppoio,meat
Prof Hootor dsvoses much space ir,
his diary TO the Legislative debates a.
Colaubis, and pays high compliment
sofhs elcqusncs Of the gifted add ami.
shle Coloool Robert Barowell. Gen,rs,
Wade Hampton. Of Revolutionary "a me;
Chsriss P,uckoey. Psui Hamilton.
william Lowndes, John Goodloe II Der
asd others. The years that Mr. Hooker
sp,nt 10 Columbia are part Of q period
tssusitiop. during which tue sta,e va
developing from the FedersiiS, Scu,t
0sroiiua OF 1883 toto the better soowE
state OF later dsy. South Caroliuiaus
siN issss Prof Jameson for having
made public ,his mos, interesting d,ary
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

A piece Of dsuusl dsupsosd With Chan.
Sssisia's Pain Balm and bound to the sRsrt-
- psrp 10 superior to any plaster. wbss
ssssblsd With Lame back or pains in the side
- sbsss, give It trial end you are certain to
- sess than pleased With the prompt relief
UtIeh % sabsds. Psia Balm slso cures rhss-
ossisu. oss application gives relief. For
- ~ a. 3. Chlss.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

Richmond, Va. Dec s "A head.eud
collision between two freight trains 90
CURED 90 the Atlantic Coast Line, two
miles below Richmond tonight, 10
which one man was killed three Others
we're injured and au engine aod dozen
cars were wrecked
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
QOM PAUL DISSPIRITED

London. Dec 10-Spscial dis
patches from The Hague represent
the feeling there a. one Of alarm a,
the prospect Of an Anglo German.
Portuguese combination which Nigh,
snatch the Dutch sesboard or seize
Java
II is reported at the Dutch capital
that the possibility of q war with
England has even been discussed by
the cabinet council Q
Queen Wiihe nina will give u
dinner in honor of Mr. Kruger. bu,
he has abandoned all hope Of any
elective result OF his visi. to Europe
although he does not despair Of NEE,
ing Emperor Nicholas. possibly on
the Riviera"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

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