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Wstbntn tiIbagcfalot.

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mentet bar funost bet nsbpsnoist at
befri BAN for hans Sommanop, ba
ban aubenburt life er / ben 3ilStdno,
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Decorah-posten., 1900-01-16

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lanpfte aolonifer, Tom bleo fonset
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forbsres Tom Sprsrere.
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mdribdl Goro Roberts % General
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tsmentet bar mootdget fslgenoe Seles
gram fra 9enerol Buffer:
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Gabpimitb ben Ste San. bar lire
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get frem / be iarligite Stilinser."
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Decorah-posten., 1900-01-16

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Sanger, tilbsrsnbe Sunnpiibe Sons
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srain Der isaar Gftermipoas til aaps
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gen at Gurnpans acknowledgement.
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Decorah-posten., 1900-01-16

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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20
Tele9raphic Briefs.

"a seat on the New York Stock Ex-
change was sold for SAT 500.
Senator Cushman K. Davis left his
sntire estate (abcut 60,000) to his wife.
Two men were killed in freight
sx-et& on the Union Pacific Road, near
Wellar Utah.
The Baltimore Presbytery favors a
revision of the Confession Of Faith by
a vote Of Al to "a.
One man was killed and three in
jured by cave-in os the Pennsylvania
mine. at Marysville, Cal.
The fouth annual convention Of the
League of American Municipalities was
in session at Charleston, s. c. last
week.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20
Tampa Strikers Return to Work.

Tampa, Fla, Special.-All Of the
box factories in the city resumed
work Tuesday, the union men having
determined to return to work. The
strike has been called off. In return
ing there is ND restriction placed upon
supplying cigar factories working Re-
sistencia Union cigar makers, and
with the exception Of less than 100. In.
ternational men who are yet out the
last vestige of the recent general strike
has disappeared. The strikers failed
In the effort to prevent the transpor-
tation of boxes to the city from Eas-
tern factories and the Federation OF
Labor decided it would be useless to
keep local factories longer closed.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20
The Mayors' rleeting.

Charleston, Special.-The League OF
American Municipalities, which has
been in session here since wednesday,
concluded its business and adjourned
Saturday afternoon.
The next convention will - held at
jamestown, N, Y. The following Of
ficers were elected: President. j. A,
Johnson, I7ai go, N. D.; vice presidents.
Mayors Ashley, of New Bedford,
Conn; Smyth, Charleston; Stephens,
East ST. Lo1is; Secretary, Joln Me.
Vicar, former mayor Of De'Moinec,
Iowa; treasurer. T. P. Taylor, Bridge
port, Conn, trustees, Mayor Head.
Nashville: Alderman Goorman, o1
New York, and Mayor WeaKley, OF
Florence, Ala.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20
Experts Appointed.

AS experts to examine the books AID
accounts of the State Dispensary for
the past year, as required by the new
dispensary law, Gov. McSweeney yes.
terday appointed Messrs. u. A. Searson
OF Hampton, and E. B. Wilson OF
Charleston, both expert bookkeepers.
Their work is limited to 80 days. Dur
ing this time they are expected to
carefully go over all the accounts Of
the State Dispensary, which is now
carrying on a two million dollar busi-
ness. The appointments had to be
made yesterday under the provisions
of the act.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20
A Daring Robbery.

Texarkana, Ark, Special.-A bold
robbery on the Cotton Belt Railway &C.
CURED today at Bassetts; Texas. thirty
miles south OF Texarkana, on the train
coming north, in which Postal Clerk
John n. Dennis was almost killed, ard
the mail pouches Of his car rifed Of
their contents. The amount stolen Is
not known. AS the train left Bassetts
water tank at a. m., the express and
mail cars were separated from the
train, but the train crew soon had
them coupled up again. In the run
from there to Texarkana the coaches
>Ksre uncoupled twice in a very mys-
Ik bus manner. On the arrival Of the
Nain here the United States transfer
clerk knocked at the door Of the mail
car, but got no response Officials then
forced an entrance and found the CLERK,
Jno. N. Dennis, stretched upon the floor
apparently dead. A hurried examina-
tion showed that the registered pack
ages had been ripped open and robbed
of their contents. the most valuable of
which was the Waco Memphis through
y pouch, containing large number VI
valuable packages.
A physician was sent for and it was
found that Dennis was alive but un-
conscious. An ugly wound in the top
of his head told the story. Two hours
after he was taken TO the hospital he
revived sufficiently to give the details
Of the robbery.
Just as the train pared at Bassetts'
tank Dennis went into the vestibule OF
the mail car to stir UP the fire. When
he opened the vestibule door he saw
two men standing by the stove, one Of
whom dealt him terrific blow over
the head with heavy fire shovel. The
first blow felled him and he was then
quickly beaten into senseless condi-
ton. He knew nothing more until he
was revived in the Texarkana hospi-
tai. He is in critical condition.
Examination of the car showed that
the robbers gained entrance by crawl
ing through a small trap door in the
floor of the vestibule. In the vestibule
is a crack with which person can un-
couple the cars, and it IS believed 1t
was the intention of the robbers to dis
connect and get control Of both cars.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20
Fire at Norfolk.

Norfolk, Va, Special.-The building
occupied by the Construction Company
at the navy yard, was completely de-
stroyed by fire Sunday evening. Short
ly before o'clock a watchmau dis
covered the office Of Constructor Stahl
to be on fire, and promptly turned n
an alarm. The navy yard and Ports
mouth fire departments responded
promptly, but found the blaze gaining
headway rapidly and in a short time
the whole building was a mass of
flames. The firemen then devoted
their time to saving surrounding
buildings.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20
In Porto Rico.

San Juan. P. R., By Cable.-The
house of delegates passed unanimous
ly its first bill. -4e measure declares
that membership in the house OF dele
gates is incompatible with the hold
iIg Of other public Office The mill
tary department Of Pervo Rico ceased
to exist at noon Saturday with Gen.
Davis departure on the transports
Crook for Newport News. The Ameri-
can colony turned out en- masse and
gave Gen. Davis an ovation.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20
BOERS Whip BRITISH
Much Excitement in the London War
Office.
HEAVY REYERSES INDICATED
1t Is Possible That Four Regiments
Have Been Captured by the Beers
Reinforcements Sent.

johannesburg. By Cable.-The battle
still continues in the hills few miles
from Krugersdorp. General Clement
has asked for re-enforcements, and
mounted men, under General French,
have already gone. There have been
many caualties on both sides. 1t is
estimated that the Beers number $500.
London. By Cable.-Lord Kitchener
reports that after severe fighting at
Nooitgedacht, General Clements
forces were compelled to retire by
Commandant Delarey with force of
$500 men. Four British officers were
killed. The ether casualties were not
reported. Lord Kitchener's official
dispatch to the War Office is as fol-
lows:
Pretoria, Dec. 13.
Clements force at Nooingedacht,
on the Magaliesburg, was attacked at
dawn to-day, by Delarey, REINFORCED
by Beyers' commando from Warm
bath, making a force estimated at
$500. Though the first attack was re-
pulsed, the Beers managed to get on
top of the Magaliesburg, which was
held by four companies of the North
cumberland Fusillers, and were thus
able to command Clements camp. He
retired on Hekpoort and took up a
position on a hill in the center Of the
valley.
1.-The casualties have not been COM
pletely reported, but the fighting was
very severe, and l deeply regret that
Colonel Legge, OF the Twentieth Hus-
sars, and Captains Mclean, Murdoch
and Atkins were killed. Re-enforce-
ments have left here"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20
Telegraphic Briefs.

Judgment for 2ov pounds was en-
tered in tle Queens Bench Court, in
London, against the Duke of Man
chester, for wine and cigars supplied
by city merchant. TIE claim was
not contested.
Nashville, Tenn, by vote Of 5,717
to 9S4, decided to subscribe 81 100000
for stock in the Nashville, Florence
and Northern Railway Company, the
road to pass through Nashville, its
terminal being Leitchfeld, KY, and
Florence, Ala.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20
Collecting From the Turks.

Constantinople, By Cable. - Owing
10 the success of the United States in
pressing claims for compensation in
connection with the Armenian disor-
ders, Great Britain is now urging the
Ottoman government to pay similar
claims put forward by British subjects.
It is expected that energetic means
will be taken to obtain a settlement.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20
DECLINE TO sign
Joint Note of TIE Powers Net Agreea.
bic to England.
BRITISH MINISTER'S INSTRUCTIONS
Not Authorized to Put His Signature
to the Paper at the Present Time
Col. ToIleck Returns.

Pekin, BY Cable-The British min
lister, Sir Ernest Satow, has received
a communication to the effect that at
present he is not authorized to sign
the joint note. He expects definite
instructions later,
The Germans report that their de-
tachment at Ho ST Wu was attacked
while foraging. They killed 13 and
wounded 20 Chinese. The Germans
hsd four men wounded.
Col. Tullock has returned here. He
reports having had an exciting expert
ence. His detachment was fired upon
eight miles from Pekin. He could not
discover the assailants. as they used
smokeless powder and modern guns.
He camped for the night at place
called Kao Ii Ying, Is miles from
here, meeting, with slight opposition,
but he was informed that he would be
attacked next day by Boxers from Deb
Hal Ying and sent for re-elforce-
ments. Fifty men under Lieutenant
Mcpherson, of the Twenty-sixth Belu-
chisCan Regiment, were sent to his as
sistance. Immediately after their ar
rival, Tullock attacked the town,
which had to be entered by the use Of
scaling ladders. In the attack Nc
Pherson distinguished himself. He led
the scaling party which reached the
town, jumped down into the place and
emptied his revolver, killing five men.
He then drew his sword and defended
himself until his men arrived in force
and saved him from impending death.
Col. Tullock speaks highly Of the
lieutenant's action. He says he be-
lieves he did deed which merits the
Victoria Cross, in his jump to what
was apparently death in order to let
his men, who were coming up the lad
der, arrive Fortunately the Chinese
had only few carbenes and were bad
shots and none of the r--Ish troops
were wounded during the fight. Forty
Boxers were killed, a number were
wounded and many were captured and
brought to Pekin. Owing to the kill
ing of the informer, no treasure was
obtained. Tullock says the people OF
.Pekin do not realize the contempt in
which they are held in the country dis
tricts. He adds that one Of the wound
ed Cinnamon said while dying: You
can kill me, but you cannot kill tho
Boxer movement, which will exist un-
til every foreign devil in China In
killed"
The French report the approach on
the Chinese Imperial City Of 10000
men, Pao Ting Flu, their garrison, 15
miles west, being attacked by the ad-
vance guard. They have appealed Z
Ii Hung Chang and demand that he
prevent the march OF these troops,
owing to the peace negotiations. The
railroad opening, which was to have
taken place, has been postponed oW-
ing to the road not being ready for
traffic.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20
South Carolina College Trustees.

The board of trustees OF the South
Carolina college has been called TO
meet on Friday of this week, the 2lst
inst. at neon. This meeting OF the
full board has been called for the pur-
pose OF passing upon certain matters
deemed necessary to be presented in
the annual report Of the board 20 the
general assembly. ~
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20
Still After DeWet.

London, By Cable.-Lord Kitchener
cables the War Office from Pretoria.
under date Of December II, tina: Gen-
eral Knox reports from Helvetia that
he is engaged in a running fight with
General Dewet and that the enemy is
moving toward Redders3urg. where
there is column ready to cooperate
with the other British forces.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20
Offered Rewards for Heads.

Hong Kong, BY Cable.-Repor.s IS from
Canton Announces that several men
have been arrested in the Haiping dis
trict, on charges Of having placarded
offers Of rewards for the heads OF for
eigners. Twenty OF those taken into
custody will be beheaded in few days.
"A French gun boat has been dispatched
To the scene to see that the sentences
are properly executed.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20

A recent export order called for 25,-
900 axes. which will be Distributed oY.
er the Australian colonies.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20
HOUSE.

Ninth Day-The House adjourned in
q body to attend the centennial exercis-
es, and no business was transacted.
Tenth Day-The debate upon the
War Revenue Reduction Bill continued
in the House. 1t was dull and feature
less. Those who spoke were Messrs.
Grosvenor (Ohio), Batholdt (Mo.), Hill
Conn, Boutell Qll.), Mcclellan (N.
", Newlands New, Levy IN. ".
and Underwood (Ala) Mr.. Bartholdt
criticised the action Of the Ways and
Means Committee in not making a
deeper cut in the tax on beer and gave
notice that he would offer an amend
ment to reduce it TO s1.5 per barrel.
The House adopted a resolution for
holiday recess from Friday, December
21st to Thursday, January Srd, 1901.
Eleventh Day-Tbe House adjourn
ed without disposirg Of more than half
the war revenue reduction bill. General
debate closed at o'clock, after which
the bill was opened to amendments
under the fve-minute rule. A deter
mined effort was made to reduce still
further the tax on been, but the ways
and means committee overwhelmed the
opposition. Originally the tax had been
fixed in the bill at 81 per barrel, with
a rebate Of 20 per cent This was
changed by the committee to $3.50 fiat.
Twelfth Day.-The house passed the
war revenue reduction bill. The op-
position sought to recommitt the bill
with instructions to report back a
measure reducing the revenue at least
SIC ,OOO, 900, and including a provision
for an income tax so drawn as to es-
cape an adverse decision Of the su-
preme court. The motion failed-l2l
to 155. Thereupon the bill was passed
without the concurrence of the mi
nority, who refrained from voting. The
amendment placed in the bill yesterday
to tax express receipts was defeated
on an aye and nay vote in the house -
125 to 139.
The pension appropriation bill carry
ing S145,145, ,2S0 was passed in exactly
13 minutes.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-12-20
CONGRESSIONAL DOINGS.
Daily Proceedings of the National
Lawmakers.

SENATE.

Ninth Day.-On account of the cen
tennial exercises. the Senate did not
meet until o'clock 1t was agreed to
meet at II a. m, in order that Mr..
Hanna might have an opportunity 70
address the Senate On the ship subsidy
bill before the consideration of the
special order-the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty-in executive session. The Sen
ate in body proceeded to the hall of
the House Of Representatives to join
in the exercises. At p. m. the Sen-
ate returned to its chamber and imme-
diately adjourned.
Tenth Day.-In accordance with
previous agreement the Senate in
executive session took vote at
3 o'clock on the amendment to the
Hay-Pauncefote Treaty, authorizing
the United States to defend its inter-
ests in the canal The Senate did not
close its doors until o'clock and there
was left only one hours time for dis
cussion of the provisions Of the amend
ment The vote was taken by yeas and
nays, 65 votes being cast in favor Of the
amendment and II against it. The neg
ative votes were as follows: Baird,
Beveridge, Frye, Foster, Hansbrough,
Lindsay, Mason, McCumber, McEnery.
Mcbride, Morgan, Money, Stewart,
Tillman, Wellington, Wolcott and Gal
Hnger.
Later the Republican committee on
Order of Business held a session to de-
eide upon the future line Of action with
reference to the treaty as amended.
Subsequently Senator Lodge, who was
with the committee, stated that the
Senate would proceed with the treaty
and that he would continue his efforts
to have it ratified.
Eleventh Day-The Senate commit
tee on foreign relations held a special
meeting and decided to recommend
four amendments to the Hay-Paunce-
fote treaty. The committee adopted an
amendment suggested by Senator For
aker, which declares that the Hay
Pauncefote treaty supersedes the
Clayton-Bulwer treaty and also
strikes out Of the Hay-PPauncefote
agreement that article which permits
the submission of the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty to the other powers and invites
their acceptance Of it.
Twelfth Day.-The proceedings in
the Senate consisted Of brief speech
by Senator Teller in which he suggest
ed the substitution CT the word "abro-
gate" for the word "supersede" in the
first of the amendments reported yes
terday by the committee on foreign
relations, the effect being to declare
tho ClavtOn- Rulwer treaty. abrOqated
in express terms. He then made an
argument in support OF this sugges-
ton, coptending that any nation has
right to abrogate treaty entered into
with another nation. He said that IL
the committee intended to hold the
treaty to be abrogated that word
should be used.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-28
POUL TRY AND EGGS.

Several years ago I formed plan and
have made IL a principle by constant prac-
'icc. II Is 10 10 two charity jobs each day.
Do two things that will benefit others
without hope Of compensation. Today I
wiii give nv dear sisters Of the Kingdom
some OF my experience with hens. To
make you interested In what I have 20
say. I will tell YOU first that I have sold
sl0 worth Of eggs in the past five weeks
from about 100 hens. and have used all the
eggs I wanted for a large family and set
liberal supply each week. This is the
most pleasant and easiest way Of making
money that have found on the farm in
my twenty-five years of experience. And
/ affirm that any person can do as we'll
10y trying AS Aunt Susie says. II takes
care and work. but such light. cheering
work that IL makes US love our country
homes better To engage in It. We Il mean
daughter and II do not feed our hens As
most persons DO. hut give them all the
waste. and there Is 50 much waste. At
hog killing there are the livers. crac6lins,
waste bits Of meat. melts. etc, that are
carefully chopped up and given TO the
hens. II pays better To give the nice
cracklins TO hens than 20 make them into
soap. Cut up the onion tops by laying