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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-09-22
81 80 PER ANNUa
Americans Suffer More Sc Yere
Losses.
At Least Sixty Seven Men Killed
and Wounded.- A Bloody
Fight at Siniloan.

hianlia, Oept l5.-Durlng the
last seven days there has been a
distinct increase of insurgent ag-
gression, particularly near Man
lila, along the railroad and in the
provinces of Lsguna, Morongr
Bulucan and Pampanga, culmina-
ting Monday in an engagement
near Siniloan, at the east end of
Lagunda de Bay, in which de-
tachments of the Fifteenth and
Thirty-seventh United States in
fantry regiments, 80 mon all told,
met thousand insurgents armed
with rifles and entrenched.
The American loss was 70 killed
including Capt David d Mitchell
and Second Lieut. George A Coop
er. both of the Fifteenth infantry.
26 wounded and 5 missing, who,
are probably dead.
The enemy had been pursued
for several days.
There are rumors of attacks on,
the railroad and of trouble in.
Manila. Refugees are arriving
here from Laguna, Morong and
Pampanga provinces. The natives.
of Manila are restless, and many
are leaving the city. The hostile.
demonstrations are particularly
marked along the railroad and
along the shores Of La~una de
Bay. The insurgents have at.
tackled garrisons and cutposts-
In some cases they have charged
towns, fleeing when pursued.
The Manila Mail escort of 80,
men was attacked at Cabugao,
Lake. a two hours fight ensuing.
Cabugao was also attacked, the,
telegraph office there being de-
stroyed. Tho insurgents hav c,
burned the village of Rosario
They have been cutting the tele-
graph wires and raill DAD at cer.-
tain points.
Armed insurgents have deyel-
oped in the districts of San Jose.
San Mateo and Mariquina. In
the province of Nueva Ecija ration
wagons with an escort of l2 men.
were attacked and the wagons.
burned. Five members of the
escort are still missing.
A dispatch from Cebu describes.
seyera! attacks upon American
garrlsons near tho capitol.
The American casualties outside,
the SaniIoan engagement it is
dlhcult to ascertain, but they are.
at least Is.
The Philippine commission
hsId a long session today and
passed the civil service bill.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-09-22
Little was Acquitted.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Union, Sept 2O-Wsnzo Little
who killed Judge Hughes about
two months ago was tried yester-
da morning. The jury remained
out from 4 O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon until II o'clock this
morning, when they brought IN a
verdict of acquittai.
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w y y Ed ACTIVE MAN Of good
Character TO deliver ana coiI.rT i'm
south Carolina for ud estublished
manufacturing Wholesale house $500.
year sure pay. Honesty more than
experience required. OuI reference.
any bank in any city Enclose self
addressed stsmpei envelope. Manu-
iacturers, Third Floor, 884 Dearborn
st, Chicago
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-09-22
The GOebelCide Trial.
Howard the Man Charged With
the Actual Killing of Goebel,
Swears for his Life Like
aGood Fellow.

the Howard case was taken to-
day, the defendant himself being
the first witness. He told of his
arrival IN Frankfort, aud move-
ments here on January 80, and
his testimony, as anticipated, was
intended to prove an aIibi. The
defence said proof would be in
troduced to show that Howard
arrived in the city only thirty
minutes prior to the assassination
and did not go to the State House
until several hours after the trap.
edy; that Howard WAS then and
had been clean shaven for a year,
and that he was not the man seen
running from the Capitol grounds
or later standing on the steps of
one of the buildings, rs that man,
according to the witnesses, had a
beard.
Howard then took the witness
stand. He testified that his train
was late, and that he went from
this train to hotel and was there
when Gocbel's body was carried
by.
Howard in general way COZ
traiicted everything of an in
crlminstlng nature Id against
him by James StubbIefeld and
other witnesses in regard to the
alleged remarks concerning the
murder Of Goebel.
Howard resumed the Witness
box this afternoon and was sub,
Jected to a most rigid cross ex-
animation conducted by Lawyer
Campbell. Howard retained his
composure and answered all ques>
tons deliberately. Howard's
story of his movements on the
day of the shooting was as fotS'
lows:
81 arrived at Frankfort the
morning of the shooting. IwaIl-
ed over to the Board of Trade
Hotel and stayed there for Il few
minutes, then | strOlled down the
street. | met lot of men and
NngIing out one of them | asked
him if he lived here. He said
no; that his home was in Breathitt
county and that his name was
Robinson. We walked together
about five minutes and then Rob-
inson and | went back to the
Board Of Trade Hotel. Several
of us were sitting by the fire when
a man opened the door and SAID:
They have shot Mr. Gocbel.' |
have since identi fed that man as,s
Mr. TripIett.
GAS soon as Triplett told us
wh"t had happened we all ran to
the door. There was great cons
fusion. Just as | got ont doors a
party OF mon came up the middle
OF the street carrying body. |
was told this man was GoebeI
The mon carrying him turned into
an office in the Capitol building.
After little | walked down TO
the corner of the State House
feuce. While | was standing
there the soldiers arrived.
"About 2 O'Clock | went to the
State House for the first time. |
was standing near the restaurant
when | saw George Thompson,
whom | knew. He told me that
he could enter the grounds. |
asked him to pass me through the
lines and introduce me to Gov
Taylor. | at that time was still
cleanly shaven. had no mus
tache. My mustsche, when |
have one, is not black, but a light,
sandy1red in color.
81 was not able to see Gov
Taylor after entering the grounds,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-09-22
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS

Are grand, but Skin Eruptlons
rob life of JOY. Bucklen's Arni,
ca Salve, cures them; also Old,
Running and Fever Sores, Ulcers,
Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, ScaIds, Charped
Hands, Ohilblains, Best Pile cure
on earth. Drives out Pains and
Aches. Only % cts box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Crawford
Bros Druggist.
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
AL rHE NEWS Al wAYonoss.
board Of Education Nceting-EN-
tension Of Plant Avenue.

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Tire wife 90 Lieut.. 'aAmhet ain. $500"
has been ordered % tha Philippine I.l-
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~ 'h.lt f"tHiHE meeting ih' county
l'eA" % ''."'"n '"'-'iN.' t''
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a"'i- OUTSIDE az enc ehF "'i q
h.ils' ti'''ei". s' i't in'...-, p. =
9ti-le' duke. ~ -, W. q WE
Manor. fls.ah commissioner T.. J. Berry
is Swing s'tisio-tion.
way ross is to nave waolesale music
mouse. Inc nAri. nN-lHe- ol Ft'' Is
laumhrs VIII oo erea'lN enlarged. ana ln-
'frhs"d he mas ssn'i'tel Win MIN
~fi ln tlls business Hon W tIifn Lou
'nd Col ". w. 0eatpt ana "a 'tse ..'
~" n '"ii+.Ns i.r "iM nam. VII 4"
%. r. hoAmhus q g" a. j. VI ti+n.
''i"eriE WIN iu1A'n h'..-' S'N'"-
"' t'' -"
a. 'hc last meeting "f me City Coun y.
Mr. Joseph M.'l Aail oiieiea p Tomato in'
necessary i'hN TOT enc 'N0ti--'" 'i 'Ai-
avenue up p'7t al- it'"'' ana H'.
"Hef was q. 'pi,'. iue 'e"N,N a''iI,l
- nave q" e.'ali'- H-ht h.A-ti ~ ~"
..i. 800, ,t-... - ..-...
hieea eoh'ieis unl. q direction Of Nlp'.
: Mu't"' "e
NolA 9" ~ ''.n 2"
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OWNERS OF TUHT'ENTINE LAND.
nni for Their Bcnent Was Passed.
other bills Acted on.


Ati*ht'' he.- "a uil lhti'Aun-i nl
Mr- = /. bfn~dF or Dlncn county. YVES
passed ln the House tU.s afternoon
which win s. - ,rtares, 81 an tr. own
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

Key west Fla. Dec. Arrived
steamer OINctsc Smith. Port Tampa. and
suuei for Havana; schooner J. G. Burke.
Norfolk
steamers Iroquois. Kemble New York
aul proceeded GO Jacksonville: Kirkstall
UBD Christensen. Chomafon; barge Ma
ria Dolores Eonueau. Baracon. in tow tug
Protector IEo. ehooucr Bessie &. Bcach.
Mckeague. Philadelphia
Sailed. steamer Carlb. Ingram. Boston
Gcoreetovn s. a.. Dec. 7.--Saiied.
steamer saginaw. Hale, New York. via
Wilmington.
Nlphtha LAUGH. Florence. from provl-
dsnee. u J.. bound South.
Port Royal $ g.. Dee. SAILED, steam
CT KinaswooI lNon Wilmington. ~ C.
Arrived. schooner Josephine. savannah
Fcrnaudlra Fla. Dee. sailed. schoou-
crs Sarah u. Feu. Lovciand. Havana: Re
beech u Douglas Joopo, New York.
Jacksonville. Fla. Dec. Cleared.
.ehoore-s Mury ~ Brockway. Miller.
Dfl4atowr Barbados. Horace T.
S1ale. Mount. Genipa ana 81. Pierre.
Martinique, Alice . Phillips Lundt
Perth Amhoy y j.; steamer Colon. Rob
lrs0n. Santiago dc Cuba
Philadelphia. Dec Arrived steamer
Allegheny. savannah.
Newport NeWs Dec sailed. schooner
Charles D. Balch Key West.
Amsterdam Dec. arrived. steamer
uromorby Philadelphia.
Client. Dec arrived. steamer I.ele-
ION. Pensacola.
Liverpool. Dec. Arrived. steamer
Tlufes. savannah.
beaufort 5 a.. Dec THE Norwegian
steamship klnEswood cleared from this
port yesterday afternoon for Wilmington
" g.. whore She viii take on clrgo Of
cotton Tor Hamburg The ship went 10
sea this morning.
Pensacola Fla. Dec Arrived. steam
crs Heinrich Horn Ger. Petersen: Car
ain. Chatham lBD. Hiil, Pascagoua put
in for coal
Sailed steamer Leonodis. Hutchinson
Norfolk
Note: The British steamer Chatham
which has been ashore on the outer beach
since Tuesday nirhi. was foated last night
and came into port for bunker coal The
German steamer Heinrich Horn. Capt Pc
tcrsen. which arrived this morning from
Cardiff Is on her maiden voyage.
Notice TO Mariners.
Pilot charts and alt hydrographlc lnfor.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

Harry A. Berwind. 9il tons lag lumber
Master
Mile r. Bohannan. e5e tons. smith. .ds
lumber Master
Isaac r. Campbell So tons. Stevens. l3s
lumher-MAster.
Annie T. Coulon. SO tons. Baker. Ilr
mmoer-Mastcr
Julia Elizabeth CBD. 50 tons. sxeeuus
10 10. for Nassau-Sav. Gro. co.
Blanche Hopk.us. 5)5 TONS Hopkins Ids
lumber-Mas
Hudo 5si tons. Eines. ldr lumber
Master
Fred Jackson. o5 tons Hate Ids lumber
Master
Ida Lawrence. 40 tons. Campbell. Ids
lumhcr-MHstcr
Montana. 557 tons. Booye; Idg. lumber
Master
Margaret A. May as tons, Grace. Ids
lumher-Master.
John r Rose SO tons. stlllwcll; ldr
lumber Master.
VIM H. Snuhcr' zoe tons. Doughty: lda
lumber Master
Jennie Thomas. 516 tons, Young. lag
lumber Master
Bertha r Walker Gil tons. Moore. Iar
lumber Master
Lizzie b. WILEY. TO tons. Rivers. he
lumber Master.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
CONDITION OF GENERAL TRADE
DURING THE PAST WEEK.

Markets. Though the Volume Of
business Was Snusfactory->pin-
nrrs Have Dropped out OF the Cot
ten Mnrkct-No Futures Yet sold
IN the Naval stores Market owing
90 the Inability of buyers aud
Factors SO Agree on the Price.
The Morning News once
Fr.dly. Dec. Z.
Wrrc tra lending markets were on tho
q. -r.s during abe past week the volume
os business Bon. up. ana the closing finds
t.e business Interests fairly well eati--
t.I with tho showing The cotton mlr-
kat won't ~ an week ana there was
u.a- m4v De- called a nominal business
d..H- $50 demand prevailed from sp.u-
r,rs who have apparently dropped OUT
ot tne market Cor thc time being The
spirits tarpsntine market closed az do
lae below last week price, and rosIus
else show declines lu the face % this
however tha bank statement makes a
are .ov.ee with the clsir1cs for tnc
N..a. 100000 ahetI OF ltat year.
There AFRO sreat mang ttuss bearing
"ii'''
entry ha"plau oF sp-"n'fs rot To- paE co'-
tom Wh4f posi- r. So any has been decld-
30 ..., ,.,....,.. D.. DAD. ..., ..., d, -.,,,,.
-
cotton. md as result the market has
uot been ID tae bes, position during the
wees The demand has fallen short o.
-" ''''s may 'F "N' o"
q measure 60 thc fae- that holders contin-
ue 20 decline 10 make material c5nees-
aan
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
JOCKEY woNDERLr SUSPENDED.
Tom Kingsley the only winning
FaVorIte at New Orleans.

New Orleans Dec wordcrly was
suspended pending an investigation OF o.,
ride on Ep 10 the last race. Tom kines-
loy was toe only winning f,vortc. sum
marics:
First Race-selllug six furlone-
weldeman. 20 !. won. with Jessie Jar.
Doe. TO !. second. ard Isuis. 10 to !. third
Time i.ie
Second Race-Flvo furlonrs Add. s 20
won with Senator Joe. to ]. second
ana Duccs Tccum, 20 to T. third Tim.
l.05
Thlnd Racc-Ono mile and a sixteenth
False T.cad s 10 l. won with Mai Man
sir. TO !. second ana Sauber. 20 j..
third. Time l5
Fourth Race-Six furionrs. selling. Tom
Kingsley. 2 TO 3. won. with Iarequoie.
% to ], second. and Orrie Brooks. 10
third. Time IFS.
Fifth Race-SoIiug. seven furIonrs Tn
Gle. 10 :. won. with Brown Vail g 90
!. second. ana old Fox. 10 10 J. third.
Time 1:3i.
sixth Race-Ilve AMI ouc-half furlonre
selling W. ]. Dchoe to J. won. with
Hylo. 3 10 2. second and Ep. 20 1. th.rd
Time l.llia
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
CoTToN FuTuREs.
The Market Closes barely St"""' "'
nrrIInc III InnfA pnlnts.

The Market Closes Barely >tehh' "'
Decline OF 1905 Points.
New York. Dec. THE cotton 'l"''
,o-dly was more active and prices
dc.idedly lower under heavy f''.'@
chiefly owing 20 tho large amount '''
ing in sight New orleans gave
slonal support. but. as rule, son'n'''
orders went 20 the selling side Of lHe
count Private wires intimatcd mar y
holders were becoming very une'7
view OF the how bids OF spinners ana
portors The market met with tN'
advantage a. the outset Of weah
and opened at a decline Of 81"
Later. the amount coming into t'-
came the factor and the decline
creased isQia points. A fcR ieepi' =,
were made. but these were due ra'"''
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

NJ r. sheppard of Rock Mus m
T1esify took h.s ter-yrar-old son who
had been bitten by mad doc 90 n
Grunge. Tho utte follow wns examined
~ ur 81 r. Slack. who gave Mr sh.u-
psr1 a letter Of introduction fa Tie Off
GERS of the Georgia pt-te4r luet .ufe. a
Atlanta The dog ran for twenty miles
before Sc was Killed. biting eFer5 HuIm D
with which Do came i1 contact aui aN
the while 10 was being followed hy men
end boys with guns who were tryiue 90
sncof D. A maidstone which adhered
had been applied 60 the Bite before the
hoy was taken there NJ Sheppard le't
with his son Tor iho pasteur Institute Dr.
Atlanta
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
Candy EscuIetts
Cures PILES or Money Refunded.
WHY SUFFER7

Sold under guarantee az following stores.
Rowllnskfs. Jones Masonic Temnla
Knights. ". T. Reds. Marlows CIeve-
lands. Donnely's and " A. pigmans.
savannah. Ga.
LIpPMAN BROS. Savannah. Ca ana
W. r. REID, Savannah. Ca, Distributes
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
rmE NEWS AT DUBLIN.
RocL Thrower Nrre.ted-ESceiicnt
church urpurt.

IIurrh Wrunrf.
.r,...,,..- --h,,,,s
Dublin. Ca 'e'- ''- ''''''''
young negro. about is years Of age was
arrested Yesterday bv Policeman j. T..
.t,-..a with fbr,vln. a
N'"''" ...,.
rock into inc roar e"'.a II ~
vile ana Ienn'.l, p's-, Wv, 49,.
afternoon ti' "'s
j. i iil- ~ VINO
was sdheltht Z" '''" H''' ''''
Superior Court
Rev. j. VI. LoF..'
Dublin dis'n. T. WI. ",."
meeting ~ ~. S'u'h ''''.-
of the MrlA"''r' '.'".' go"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1900

nation ulu b. furnished masters ~ yes-
sells free % charge in U-.te1 Slatcs ty'
drarraphlc office 800 custom House Cen
tains are requested - cali 81 tae cfha
Reports % wrecks ana dereIets received
meuf.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

Mr. Kelly Of Giascock wants the Aus
traiian ballot system adopted 10 this
STATE Mr. Kelly says that he g aiming
- ar absolutely secret ballot. lie has q
hin which be VIII Introduce IN the House
OF the first favorable opportunity for this
purpose ~ provides Tor the selection 81
= county superintendent 81 elections. who
Fhau prepare che voting booths md the
pflnfei ballot The voter is 10 make his
choice by putting % cross mark opposite
the candidate Tor whom he wishes 90 vote
The names aye put upon the ticket bs
rnminaeou ~ caucus. convention or pri-
mary election ia state or federal elections
candidates csu be- offered hy petition.
which must number 90 names. In county
elections ~ only requires twenty-five and
81 municipal fifteen names on petition
10 insure the u.ac.og % candidate. s
name or the Official ballot The votes will
b aoinisc by managers as NOW provided
by lev
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship Kansas City Fisher New
York Ocean steamship Company
Schooner j. T.. duBIguon. Turner. Nor
folk Master.
Schooner John C. Schmidt. Norbury
Philadelphia. Master.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
SEA ISLAND COTTON.

At the lower prices there is M
Improvement In sea island cotton
Since the closing OF tho week las.
it is estimated that lderao''
have been made. approximutiug l''
with the demand such as Co prom
eral sales Tor the present week
and factors have apparently
terms as to tho trading basis. St q
a round lot were reported tAis Mon
Hr---- --nmL Il follow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

Harvest Queen R0. 1888 tons Forsyth
ldr for Rlo-Mastsr
Maria BaNo UHb. ~ tons. Eamouio
log .. E-Straehan a. 90.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

Steamship Ais.ahy CBr Olsen. Antwerp
Schooner The Joscphine Townsend in
toV us 70 49, g. Smith. Battery Greek.
s. O.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
FLORIDA.

There hsv. been 10soo pounds Of cotton
shipped from oeklswaha station during
the past two monihs. a great quantity
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

aAAaA -
Movement
To Baltimore ..................
To New York ...................
Fn.lade phla ....................-
inland --...t+. ..---............. .....
Bremen ............. ..........
Antwerp .........-. ............ t
stock on hand and ships .. 81.
same day last year .......... ta..
Savannah Rcce. pts. Export af#
Received this d8y .......-......
Received same day last year
same day year before last -
Receipts past week .............
Same week last year ...............
Same week year before Lass .....
Received since Sept. ! .............. -.
Received same time last year u.
Exports Past Week
Exports this dav. coastwIse ...
Exports past week. coastwisc ......
lulhnd ++.-+... .-......... .........
| Exports past week. continent -
Exports past week. France .........
Exports past week. Great Britain
Total exports past week .........
Exports Since sent. g. 1900
To Great Britain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
To France .--...-.... ................
! To tho continent .-....................
I Total foreign .-.-.... ......-.........
Io'1l coaft"ise ...-....-.. ..-.-.....
Total exports ....-.................... -
Exports Same Time Last Year
To Great Britain ........ ..........
To rance ......-. '..'.''...---.--..-.
70 the continent -......-..-..-...-.-.
l'iHl i"felkh ..-...'.''...-.-.........
l'iHl eoAsi"'se ..-...'.....-.-..-.-..
total exports -..........--..-..-..
Ht''k on hand this day ...-.--...--.
stock on hand -ame DAY last year
Receipts ana stocks az am Porte
Receipts thls day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Iais day last year .......-...-..-... t
MS DAY year before last ----...--
i."teiPRs past week .......-.-....-..
oatue DAYS last year .+-....---..,..- -.'
4c1r before las. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
l"'"l receipts since sept !. l'." .......
Same time last year ...---+.-...---. F.
same time year before last ........i.
stock al all ports to-day -..-...... '.'t
stock same day last year .-...'-.-.N"
Daily movements at other ports
Galves'on-i.asy. middlins lI-l"'.
receipts. lae-l. gross. ls.v-l, sales
stock. ls.I3.
New ofleaus-'lulet; moo.
GET receipts lAlh'' gross, lf.,-a, ~at,
So. stock. &2.liS.
MooHe-Qmet. middling. 3r De-.
ccipts. H.. gross. l.--s. sales. o.. s.H,..
s1"-i
Chnrleston-Qu.ei; middhng g4af... PEI;
receipts 1881 gross. 100. stock i'..a.
Whining ton-Firm. m.idlinE. ~. n..
receipts. @eio gross @b4o stock $3.50
Nortolk-Sicady; mddiinE, 'l--io-' OF
receipts 5se, GROSS, 5.aN. sa.es, @
stock. @.'a1
baitmore-Nomlna miaiNns, lt.s
receipts l'8o gross. lN". rlo.h' tri
New 1ork-buil. mladhns' lts
eeipis, los, gross, 49, sater' 20
bl.4a9.
Boston-Dull' middllng' l' s-lpo ne' -
ceipts, 80; gross. ISL
f"liadeiphl'-'3uiet moo ll'le' l''-'
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-19
HE HAD SEEN SMITH.

The purely practical man is in evil
dence in every community, and is
closely allied to the one that consid-
point. An emphatic combination of
the two called at Thomas H. Davis and
William T. Keogh's theatrical offices
the other day. and meeting Mr.. Keogh
said: Il seea big sign out in front of
your place with the question. Have
you seen Smith, printed on it. Was
that addressed to me individually?"
Certainly" replied Mr.. Keogh.
But how can 1 satisfactorily answer
such a question as that unless you are
more specific? There are literally hun
dreds of Smiths in this great city, and
how am l to tell which one you mean ?
l know a great many Smiths PERSONAL
ly, but am 1 acquainted with the right
the other night and it cost me a stack
of reds. Last week l saw Jim Smith
hit a bartender, and it cost me two
days time dancing around the court
this morning before he saw me, and
skipped before he could strike me for
a loan. 1 saw Sam Smith off for San
tiago. and shall be mighty glad to see
him safe back again. 1 saw Melinda
Smith kissing a policeman last night
l saw"
Hold on" interposed Mr.. Keogh,
you're on the wrong track
Didn't you ask me if I'd seen
Smith,
Certainly" explained Keogh, but
Have You Seen Smith refers to our
new farce of that name; not to an in:
dividual.''
THE devil it does. Then you ought
to be arrested for false pretences and
misleading the public and out bounc-
ed the practical and literal friend of
many Smiths in high dudgeon.