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The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
DISGRACE HURT HIM.


Washington, Oct. 27.-Minister WI
has received word that Yu-Hsien, the
late governor of Shansi, who Is said
to have been responsible for the death
of many missionaries, has committed
suicide by swallowing gold leaf. Min
lister WI regards this act as the re-
suit Of the disfavor which the high
officials have received from the throne.
The death of Kang-Yi, as announced
from Pekin, is an important event,
as he was one OF the rng,leaders
whose punishment was demanded by
the powers.
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,hloaso WIN Not nare 10 p.r.

sago' Oct. 2s.--suits against the
ior damages 10 railroad prop
uuring the strike In 1894, in
I @'OOO,OO0 is involved, were 'yir-
decided in the city's favor by
y IN Judge Henecy's court. Wit
l Tor the city testified that the
ng OF the cars and railroad prom
was not done by a mob, but "
'auals, some Of whom were em-
= by the company.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

Mrs. J. o. Lesueur and daughter.
Miss Susie, returned last night from
a visit with relatives at Kansas City,
Mrs. Terhune returned last night
from Nevada, Mo-, where she has
been visiting the family Of Col Joe
Davis.
Mrs. S. +. Chlnn returned ester
day evening from HigglDsville, where
she has been visiting relatives for a
few days.
Miss Gladys WynkOop, one OF the
students at c. f. c., went to Kansas
City this morning to meet her brother,
Mr., Leslie Wynkoop.
Mrs. T. X. Hanna, after a short
visit here with her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Wilson, returned last night
to her home at Kansas City.
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y fFffffHf fFH#HFssHssF eftINV
ms NOT taxed-calIfornia. l.5i9: Col
W; Idaho, 2.2s7; Minnesota. l.7Ss;
na' b.li6; Nevada. 1865; New York,
North Dakota, Ae92: South Dakota,
Utah, l.472; Washington. 1881; Wis
ld5l; Arizona. 2i.6A; Indian ter
SO5; New Mexico, 2,sT; Okla
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Juan, Oct. 30.-The executive
C'l granted franchise TO the
I American company to'build 300
OF system Of railroads in the
por of the island, and to operate
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

nrle, Ok, Oct. 30. There is much
ement over the mining deyel-
.nW IN the spurs OF the Wichita
a'alns which extend into Greer
~ The Gold King Is one OF the
mines located. II shows Si7.75
'pper and $40 OF gold per ION.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

man Lsf' a Fortune Of $4,000, 900.
'nsheld, o., Oct. 27.--The win OF
~ senator Sherman Is 70 be filed
Propate here. The estate, II Is
u ''ls'ood, win aggregate about So
" There are a large number OF
|'sta to relatives. ,..
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
DU O UN|I[DSTAIES.
| Population as oGcially An
Inc.d Is 76, 6,aos,aao, a Gain
n r,,a1s,464 Over 1890.
Isl Of TwEHTY-ONE PER CENT.

lea IN the as states which "'ii be
y for Apportlo"@vu. ru poses are
|ssi,sOi Psop's.'so'.n' r ..,a,,..., sos .,s.
Eiss''s iSs',ss =" ,',,a &c
'ssO VS.
|hiDgton, Oct. 30.-The Official
|ueement of the toial population
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

The Wentworth boys are hard to beat,
They are jelly good fellows all,
They have the ginger 10 their feet,
And get to the goal with the ball.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-06-06

You will often
save the cost of a
years subscrip-
tion to the
ENTERPRISE
by consulting it's
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Occupation of Johannesburg.

London, June "a cable
gram from Lord Roberts dated
Johannesburg, May 81, but
which was not dispatched from
there until $50 a. M, June /,
has been received by the war
office. 1t says: "The occupa-
tion of Johannesburg passed off
quite satisfactorily, thanks to
the excellent arrangements
made by DR.. Kraus, the COM
mandant there. Quiet prevailed
throughout the town.
CDR, Kraus met me on the
entrance to Johannesburg and
rode by my side to the govern
ment Offices, where he intro
ducod me to the heads of the
several departments, all of whom
acceded to my request that they
would continue to carry on
their respective duties until they
could be relieved Of them.
Johannesburg is very empty,
but a good crowd of people as
sembled in the main square by
the time the British flag was
being hoisted. A royal salute
was fired and three cheers for
the queen were given.
"At the end Of the ceremonies
the Seventh and Eleventh divis-
ions marched past with the
naval brigade, the heavy artil-
lery and two brigade divisions
of the Royal Field artillery.
"Gen. Ian Hamilton's column
and the cavalry division and
mounted infantry were too far
away to take part in the cere-
mOny.
"The troops looked very work
manliIle and evidently took keen
interest in the proceedings.
"The Fourteenth and naval
brigade have been left in Johan-
ncsburg to preserve order, while
tho remainder of the force is
encampcd north of the town on
the Pretoria road"
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The readers of this paper viii! be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all its stages and
that is CataTrh. HALL's CATARRH
CURE is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being constitutional disease,
requires constitutional treatment.
HALLS CATARRH CURE is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation Of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
tIon and assisting nature in doing its
work. The prOprietOrs have so much
faith IN its curative powers, that they
offer one Hundred Dollars for any
case that il fails to cure. Send for list
Of testimonials. Address,
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Halls Family Pills are Tue best
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4 Good Cough Medicine.

1t speaks well for Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy when druggists use
it in their own families in preference
to any other. al have sold Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy for the vast five
years with complete satisfaction to
myself and customers" says Drug
glst ). Goldsmith, Van Etten, n. Y.
~ have always used it i'm nv own
family for ordinary coughs and colds
and for the cough following la grippe,
and find ita very eilcacious." For sale
by j. f. MackPy & Co.
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Editors Awful Plight.

y. NJ, Rigging, Editor Seneca, (IllsD
News. was afflicted for years with
Piles that no doctor or remedy helped
u untiI he tried Bucklen's ArniCa SaiVe.
lie writes two boxes wholly cured
him, It's the surest Pile cure on earth
and the best salve in the world. Cure
guaranteed. only % cents. Sold by
Crawford Bros, druggist 3.
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clally announced that Lord Col
Vile has arrived at Heilbren,
northeast Of Kroonstadt in the
Orange River colony, after meet
ing with great opposition.
London.--Robcrts reports as
follows
Johannesburg .--French's re-
port of operations during May
70 and % reached me today.
He was opposed throughout the
march but managed to drive off
the enemy from strong positions
supposedly held with very heavy
loss and holding the place, which
| directed him TO do, north of
Johannesburg. Two officers were
wounded, two men killed and 81
wounded"
London, June 2.-The personal
status of Kruger since he left the
capitol is creating discussion. A
representative of the Associated
Press learns that Salisbury con.
slders him president Of the South
African republic until Roberts is
ready TO annex the territory,
hence Kruger may be president
even if he goes into Portuguese
territory, and whatevOr cOmmu
nications he may make looking
to the cessation of hOstilities will
receive official recognition and he
answered, though it is safe to say
Salisbury will merely refer Krn
ger to Roberts. If the indicated
line of procedure in answering
any communication be carried out
it can result in nothing unless
Kruger is willing to assist in per
suading the people to lay down
their arms.
One thing the British govern.
ment is determined upon is that
President Kruger cannot stay in
the Transvaal. In event of his
capture he must be transported, ,
not necessarily Endurance, but
must be got out of the territory
which Salisbury expects shortly
to be part of the British empire.
Every effort will be made to cap
ture Kruger but government of
ficials are inclined to believe he
will manage to get into Portu
guese territory, where the British
will be unable to touch him.
Words fail to describe the
national gratefulness to Roberts.
Wellington was never to Eng
land what Roberts is today. A
dukedom and the order of the
Black Eagle, at the disposal of
the Duke of Argyle, will. at least,
be bestowed ON Roberts. There
is talk of the scenes that will
mark his home coming.
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PROMPT Answer.

MY friend" said the long
haired passenger to the young
man in the seat opposite, "to
what end has your life work been
directed -
"To both ends" was the reply.
Il have the only first-class hat
and shoe store in our viIlage."-
Chicago News.
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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-06-06
PRETORIA In A PANIC.
THE BRITISH APPROACHING
FROM ALL SIDES.-CAPE
COLONY KICKS.
Doesn't Want to be Annexed
Kruger Must be Transported. -.
When He's Caught.

johannesburg, May 80, via
Lorenzo Marques, May 81
Judge Kock who attempted to
blow up the mines yesterday
was arrested by Special Com
mandant Krause and placed in
Jail on a charge of incendiarism.
Pretoria, May 3O.-A great
panic was caused among the
burghers here yesterday by a
report that the British were ap-
preaching the town from all
sides and the fighting comman-
dos were ordered to leave the
town. From this it is expected
that Pretoria will be surren-
dered tomorrow morning. Pres
ident Kruger has left for Bel
fast or Edinburg.
Graafreinett, Cape Colony,
June 2.-Thc peoples congress
opened here to-day. Among
those present were many Dutch
clergymen, commoners and Bon
dites. Mr.. Devilliers, brother
of Chief Justice Devillicrs, pre-
sided.
Mr.. PretOrius, member Of the
Legislative assembly, offered a
resoltion declaring that in the
opinion of a majority of the
Cape Colonists the chief and i'm
mediate cause of the war was
unwarranted interference by the
ministry in the internal affairs
of the South African republics.
a member speaking in sup
port of the resolution said it
would be impossible to hold out
the hand of friendship after
war, and asked:
"Can | take the English hand
that perhaps is stained with the
blood of my brother"
The chairman advised moder-
alton in all speeches. The res
olution was adopted unanimous
ly.
Other resolutions presented
affirmed that if the republics
were annexed the peace and
prosperity of the country would
be irretriovably wrecked, and
IN order to insure lasting friend
ship and prosperity the settle
mcnt must include the restora-
ton of unqualified freedom and
independence to the republics,
and the cOlOnists must be al
lowed a voice in the appoint
mcnt of the governor Of Cape
Colony, thus obviating the
necessity for keeping a standing|
army, as the republicans would
be prepared to assist the colon
lists to repel any foreign inroads
in South Africa. Unity would
be insured and loyalty to Great
Britain cemcnted.
A delegation was appointed
to visit Great Britain, Canada
and Australia to explain the
views of those represented at
the congress.
London, June Pit is off
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THERE WAS AN UPROAR In
THE CONVENTION.
Stormy Time Over Kindly Mes.
sage to Gen. SickIes.

Louisville, June 1.-The 10th
annual reunion of the United
Confederate veterans adjourned
sine die at 6 o'clock tonight.
The meeting of 1901 will be held
in Memphise Three cities were
competitors for the honor of en-
tertaining the veterans next
year. The claims of Memphis
were presented by Gen. G. w.
Gordon, who made an eloquent
plea for the Tennessee city. The
claims of Buffalo were presented
by II. |. Smith, who made an
excellent impression on the
convention. DR.. Williams of
Jacksonville spoke for Jackson
vile. The final vote showed for
Memphis 500 votes Jackson
vile, 256; Buffalo, 26. A vote
of thanks was extended for the
kind invitation of Buffalo.
The last session Of the con-
vention was confined entirely to
the vote on the place for the
next convention and was prac-
tically devoid Of incident but
the latter part Of the morning
session was full Of excitement.
For upwards of half an hour
the convention was in an uproar
and in a state of great excite
ment and confusion.
The trout ' arose at the con-
cluslon of the presentation Of
the report of the committee on
resolutions. A resolution had
been incorporated in the report
which had been presented by
w. II. Burgynn of North Car
olina, to the effect that the con-
vention of Confederate veterans
recognized with appreciation
the language of Gen. Daniel E.
Sickels. the orator at the annual
reunion Of the Army of tho Pete
mac at Fredericksburg, in which
he had mentioned most kindly
the men of the Confederacy, and
the resolution said the Confed-
crates reciprocated the feeling
shown toward them by the men
of the Army of the Potomac.
Gen. Gordon put the question
on the adoption of the report.
There was a chorus of "ayes, "
and when he called for the vote
on the negative he said quickly:
"Tho ayes have it" After he
had announced the vote there
came few cries Of "no." Gen.
Gordon said: 81 did not think
there would be any negative
votes on such question, but as
there were some after | declared
the vote, | will now rosubmit
it,"
The author Of the resolution
took the floor to speak in behalf
of the resolution and made n
strong plea for its adoption. He
said he had been present at the
meeting at Fredericksburg and
had there heard the kindly SEN
timents expressed by the sol
diers of the north, and he de-
sired the passage of the resolu-
ton merely as a matter of cour-
tesy. Col. J. II. Sheppard of
Richmond, Va, secured the
floor and said 81 want no CO.
quoting with the Yankees who
defeated us. For Gods sake
don't accept anything from
their hands. Don't accept any
thing from Union soldiers. Vote
it down, comrades vote it
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/ WV oS"lilSV ~ was uOU worthy Y
the name of soldier.
Gen. S. D. Lee also urged the
adoption of the resolution.
AS he concluded Col. Shep-
pard came to the front of the
platform and cried, "Vote il
down | Vote it down !" He was
met with mingled applause and
cries Of "sit down."
w. l.. DeRossett of North Car.
olina declared he was the only
member on the committee on
resolutions who had opposed
the adoption of the resolution
He was against it for the reason
that he thought they should not
take action until they had re-
ceived official notice of the
action taken by the Army of
the Potomac. To adopt it now
he considered would be Il humil-
iation of the Confederate asso-
citation.
The uprOar was now soma
thing tremendous, men by the
dozen shouting to attract the
attention of the chair, calling
"vOte," "questiOn, "no, !"
"yeas," and "Gordon Gordon. "
Besides this there were shouts
from a great many who did
nothing else. Others added to
the din by cheering the speech
of some delegate close to them
whose remarks were inaudable
to all but those within few
feet of him. General Gordon
finally restored order and in re-
sponse to the call for his opinion
came to the front with a smile
on his face and said:
81 trust the time will never
come while | stand on southern
ground or among the chivalrous
men. of the south when | will
refuse to send kindly message
to an enemy. | know the SEN
der of this message. On the
heights of Gettysburg he stood
gallantly in front of my lines
and it was my bullets that sent
him to the rear with leg off.
For me, | am going to recipro-
cate the kindly message of the
northern soldier. "
Wild cheers greeted this dec
laratiOn. The question was put
and it was adopted with a roar
of assent. Gen. Lyon of Ken
lucky moved that the resolution
be reconsidered and a motion
to table came on the heels Of his
original motion. The motion
to table, which was then put,
was lost.
During the day the ladies
committee having in charge the
collection of funds for the build
ing of the Davis monument in
Richmond were very active and
in addition to the pledges Sc
cured yesterday raised about
SO 800.
The reunion ball tonight was
n big success. OF the 5000
persons entitled to admission it
is estimated that 1900 had
visited the ball by midnight.
The grand march at 8 p. m.
was led by Gen. John b. Cor
don and Mrs. Pickett, widow of
the general who led the charge
at Gettysburg.
The association of surgeons
of the Confederate army and
navy today elected the follow
ing officers President, DR.. Pres
ton b. Scott Of Louisville vice
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MalaOtrian can find Judgement IN tho sys
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Regulator.
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When vou ask for Or NJ. \. simmons Liver
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worthless imitation.
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Absolutely Pure

For the third of century the
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makes the hot bread, hot biscuit,
cake and other pastry light, sweet
and excellent in every quality.
No other baking powder is
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strength, purity or wholesomeness.
Many ylow priced gpowder
mi with alum,
n hould Eta tkento oavoidthc alum
Is o aken in the food.
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...-,u.. the trouble, purifes the blood
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All n,.... Yearly he restores to perfect
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n,...... Dr.. Hathaway also treats with
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ONT many distressing weaknesses and
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Electrical with ali the latest electrical and
other appliances, in the use Of
which, as well as the microscope, NJ has world
wide fame as an expert. All Of the medicines
used by Dr. Hathaway are compounded in his
own laboratories, under his personal direction,
and special remedies are prepared for each In
dividual case according to It's requirements.
e..-,..sa.. DR.. Hathaway has prepared q
0senk applyingto the diderentdiseasea
which he sends free OF applications: No. I, fol
Men; No. 2, for Women; No. 8, for Skin Diseases;
No. 4, for Catarrhal Diseases; No.5, for Kidneys,
Dr.. Hathaway makes no charge
O0n9uttau0u for consultation at either bis
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Dr. Hathaway4Oo,
- CommaEcdA1 Block. Sioux Cttys Iowa
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Kossakaowsky and her daughter to
the asylum. The child was simply
predetermined and the asylum officials
refused to receive her. The mother
was admitted. This morning Sheriff
Stewart and an attendant returned to
LaMoure with the child. 1t is prob
able that LaMoure county will be COM
PEELED to care for the child.
The attendant stated that the
trouble was due to h%ardships endured
by mother and child brought on by the
woman's husband whose appetite for
liquor made him forget to provide the
family with the necessaries of life. The
case is about as sad as any mat has
come up of late. 1t points a moral and
could be used by temperance advocates
with some effect.
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ROPE COnING.
SHERIFF BOGUE PLACES AN Or
DER FOR ROPE FOR THE Exc
.CUTION HERE SEPTEMBER IL

SHERIFF BOGUE PLACES AN Or
DER FOR ROPE FOR THE Exc
.CUTION HERE SEPTEMBER ii.
Sheriff Bogue placed on order while
in Chicago for the rope to be used in
the execution of Ira O. Jenkins Sep
TENDER II. The quality of rope he
wanted was not to be obtained in Chi
cago, but it was sent for and is ex-
pected to reach here in a day or two.
1t is the same kind that was used in the
execution of J.. w. Cole, and the best
rope for the purpose that is manufac-
tured. The sheriff still has on hand
two pieces of the rope with which Cole
was executed, one of them not having
been used, but he wants a new rope
for this execution, so that there may be
no possibility for an unsuccessful exc
cution.
Jenkins maintains the same de-
meanor Is has characterized him all
the time he has been in Jail, not SEEM
ing disposed to face the stern punish
ment seriously.
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HOT AUGUST.

AUGUST COMES TO THE FRONT
WITH THE HOTTEST WEATHER
RECORD FOR TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS.
The month Of August this year was
the hottest of any August for twenty
five years. The mean temperature for
the month was % degrees, against an
average mean Of GS degrees for the last
quarter of a century. The nearest ap-
proach to the month this year was in
1894 when the average was y degrees.
The hottest day of the month this year
was the first when the temperature
reached the unprecedented height of
1O5 degrees. The lowest temperature
was Al on the 27th.. The total precipi-
tation for the month was 2.92 inches,
against an average total Of 1.94 in
ches, an excess of .9S iches.
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but is the natural result Of poker play

but is the natural result Of poker play
ing.
John Murphy, a young man residing
al Grand Rapids, LaMoure county, was
arrested and brought to LaMoure
on a warrant charging assault upon
the person of the daughter of Thomas
Ayler. He will have a hearing next
week. Murphy served in the marine
corps during the Spanish war and was
on the Oregon under Captain Clark
at the time Of the destruction of the
Spanish fleet at Santiago. 1t is thought
he will be acquitted of the charge.
After all the occupants of lots or
blocks have received their deeds to the
lands on the townsite Of Buford to
which they are entitled under the law,
the remaining lots will be sold at auc-
ton. This will help to raise money
to pay for the townsite and will doubt
less realize enough to build a city hall,
where entertainments of every nature
and lectures of every character will
find suitable room. This can be pro-
vided for by a little forethought now.
Church's Ferry Sun: The Sun in
terviewed Doctor Roberts this week
relative to the smallpox epidemic in
the Turtle Mountains. The doctor
has charge Of all the cases and informs
us there are twenty-seven in all. There
have been three deaths-two before he
was given charge of the cases on the
reservation and one since. He says
the disease is in a mild form and that
if the breeds would care for themselves
as we'll as the average white man
does, there would be no danger Of the
disease spreading. The doctor has a
trained nurse looking after the sick
and thinks there is little danger of it
spreading.