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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-01
SARGEYS DOUBLE.
Has Great Many Troubles On Account
 of the Resemblanee.


 of the Resemblance.
 A leather merchant named M. Bonier, who is in business near the Place de la Republique, is the hero, or the vic. tim, as one likes, of most remarkable resemblance to the eminent late dra- matic critic. NJ. Francisque Sarcey, says the London Post M Bonier has just been relating his woes to a syms rathizing journalist. He cannot he says. pass along the street without ob- serving e1ean-shayen individuals start and turn pale when their eyes light on him. But worse things befall M. Bon fer. In the Rue de Douai a few days ago a well-dressed young woman faint ed on perceiying him. When she re- covered she repeated in terror-strieken accents, "It is he! It is he!" and the crowd, mistaking the reason of .her fright, imparted to M. Bonier the in formation that he was an old rascal and ought to be ashamed of himself. Equally amusing was the leather mer- chants experience at the ambassadors concert, where NJ. Sarcey's former foe, Yyette Guilbert, is now appearing. The singer, noticing M. Bonier, recited some verses on the subject of NJ. Sar- cey, and by her gestures drew the at tention of the audience to his double. The public were delighted. of course, but not so M. Bonier, who got up and left the concert. M. Bonier much re- grets his resemblance to the late critic, the results of which he declares to be most annoying to a peacable trades man. He says that one day he was asked in the street for letter of in- trcduction to NJ Jules Claretie. which. so vexed him that he almost came to blows with the applicant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-01
Farming In Colorado and New Mexico.

The Denver & Rio Grapde Rail- road. "The Scenic Line of the World, , has prepared an Illustrated book Hp- OH the above subject. which will be sdnt free to farmers desiring to change tn 4ir loca ton. This publica
 tion gives valuable information in regard to the agricultural, horticul- tural and live stock interests of this section, and should be in the hands ofevers one who desires 10 become acquainted with sthe methods of of farming by irrigation. Write $. K. Hooker, 6. P. &a. T. A, Denver, Colo. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-01
Cotton Belt Bulletin. PINE BLUFF TO CHICAGO
Via < Ott on Belt Route

Leave Pine Bluff 10 D. m, arrive Chlcaet Il i45 next day. Only one change; througt sleepers.
 Annual Southern Baptist and Auxiliary Convention Hot Springs. Ark, May l0-f7, 1900. Rate, one fare for the round trip Dates of sale. May I'll. 1900. Return limit, fifteen days from date of sale. Extension Of limit Holders the above tietet can SC cure extension of final limit until June ID, by deposbing their tickets with MT k. N, Smitt. ticket agent at Hot Springs, prior to May r.
 Annual meeting of sahara Temple Ancient Order of Mystic Shrine, Pine Bluff. Ark, April 1, 1900 Rate: Open rate of one and one third fare for the round trip. Dates of sale: A prl and f. Return limi April 5Jh, 1900.
 Annual Convention Grand Lodge K of P, Hot spr ngs, Ark, May 14-17. 1900 Rate: One fare for the round trip Dates of sale: May E. IL a q 15, 19Go Return limit: May 19 1900.
 Gen. Jno B. Gordon will give his famous lecture The Last Days of the Confederacy. under the auspices Of the Fx-Confederate Camp. Brinkley. Ark, April ). lg00 Rate One fire for the round trip. Date of sale prl > 1900. Return limit-AprilG 6, l9o0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-01
Tattooing Valuable Dogs.

Nowadays the owner of valuable dog has it tattooed, 50 that when it is stolen it can be identified The dog tattooers do lucrative business, though of course they are not rushed W4eh work.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18
iiingere Mann CAB ibm fliidtig Die
sSinaeripiben unD iaate: n@rfreut iiber

i%iingere Mann CAB ibm fliidtig Die
SingeripiBen unb iaste: nGrfreut iiber
ssSbr colegiales @nteesenfommen,
9err &e4tsanpalt! Wenn id eine
'8itte GuBern birfte: Sieben mir bod
bic u~nangenebme Sa9e ni6t unnDtbis
in bic 2Gnse! sic baben ba auf Der
elite S6rer Sdub3eusen cine sarlae
2itanet bon Namen, bic pffenbar
nidts anberes als ben guten 2eumuno
bes 4nsetlagten beSeugen fOnnen.
Woau bas9 SD bin gang bereit, ielbit
berporSubeben, bab Der 9err abbe iiA
bes beiten 2eumunbs erfreute. Streiz
den sic bod bic 9dlfte."
,@eipib rerbe ib mir Miibe seben,
bic febs unangenebme Sadie, ipie sic
nit &e6t bic beutise @erbanblung
|ndnnten, ntdt uneebiibrli9 in bic
2dnge gu aieben, uno tperbe pielei9t,
ie nahbem Die Oinge ii9 eeitalten,
auf ben einen ober anbsrn 3eugen bers
sidten tDnnen. Sarf i9 bafiir audi
bon Sbnen cine 8unIt er6itten2 @s
piirbe mir ndmli6 iebr leio tbun,
tpenn Die Intlage gegen ben etnen
Yrieiter bon irgenp elmer Settle gu
elmer 4ntlase segen ben Stanb Der
prieiter ausgebeutet pirbe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18
I,txentburner Unaette.

9robmutter enbli6 aus benz '8efdnss
niIe entlaHe; benn Tie baben gang ses
nib nidts 8Dies sethan."
Primer Sunss! Sd fiirdte, beine
0oritelunsen perben ipenig helten.
Ooh i6 min iebenl, Oh Der Serr prds
iioent, Der beute ausnabmspeiie gut
gelaunt lit, bid anbDren tpia."
Wenise Qusenblide ipdter bsfanO
ii6 gbdrles in einem reid mDbllrten
Salon einsm fein eetleioeten ditern
Serrn ssseniiber; bisier muiterts ben
&nabsn, pel9er %anfangs itodeno, balo
aber mutbiser fem Inliesen portrug.
Der pffene 8lid aber uno bas bsidets
oene 8enebmen besielben ptrften elns
nebmenb, unD als nun CHARLES NIT
benz naipen 4~nIinnen berarsriidte, er
lei bereit, Dor 9eriht Die unlHulo
ieines Sbeims, bes guten Nbbe Mont
moulin, gu bei9pDren, slttt elm Sas
6eln iiber bas Mntlib bes 9rdltoenten.
Gr fragte sunG9f: Sage mir. per
bat Dir benn bie5e 1onoerbare Joee IN
ben appf sebra4t9" Senn er 9lanbs
tie, es banole ii9 I'm etne tlelne Hup7
questionable, bic etpd bon UerS
panoten erIonnen poroen let.
Charles ersGblte nun bic 9eldthte
BON benz unf9ulpigen Miiler Wartin.
Der aerabe pie 1ein Sbeim fdl16lth
zines Morbes aneetlagt unb i4ulolos
sum Sobe perurtbeilt porben lei, ben
aber Der Gidter lpsgeIpro9en, psil
elm fremoer Mdnn eiplih fir oeniels
ben eeSeugt babe. Der &nabe erSdblte
pprtreffli9, 10 bab Der prdiibent nit
aroBer ssreube Der einfaden gr5db'
luna subDrte. limb bieie fhDne Ses
i9ifte, bic i9 einmal georudt IN
einem 8u6e seleien babe uno bic altr
setpib patr 1T, bot mid auf ben 8e'
6anten gebraht, basielbe fir meinen
lieben Snfel au tbun, Der elm 1eb,
frpmmer unb beiliser Mann lit. unf
neil id bDrte, paB sic, Serr prdf'
bent, elm febr freunoli6er uno sered1,
ter Serr ieien, babe i9 mir ben Wtutt
senpmmen, gu Sbnen gu tpmmsn. uni
bite sic nun, mir 81 iagen, ipte ID
es MAIDEN mub, bab ih ben Gio rid
tig ablese unb Sic msiner ShelH
freiipre9en tDnnen." !.
Sore, Steiner, bas bait bu reht
f9Dn ersGblt unb aIes gut porge'
bra6t", faste Der prGiioent, ben
anaben iibsr bic 2oden itrei4enb
,Scn Dir itedt elm IbpDfdt. Gs 1T nul
eine S4pieristeit - &inber biirfer
ndmli9 ppr @eriht feinen Gio abIe'
gen."
80 tpeb - aber ib bin bod tsir
ainb mebr!"
,Su bait aber bod nod lanse BIZ
Sabre niht, Del4e oas GeieB Dor
i9rsibt."
LIMB auf mein blobes Wprt slaub'
man mir ni4t2 . 9err, ih bab'
nod ME selosen.' -
sd CLAUDE Dir serne, bab bu boz
Der ini6ulo beines unslidli9sl
Obeims iiberasust biit. 2eiber TT oas
jebod nidt senug. 0u fpnft abe'
bod ni9t umionit gu mir setommer
Iein. SD periprede Dir, alles gu tbun
mas ib tbun barf, nm beinen Sheiu
su retten., l1nb mas betne Wuttei
unb @roBmutter ansebt, ioait bu i
beIuaen biirfen, {obalb bic 9sri4ts'
berbanbIuns porbsi 1T. Bit ou jeb
aufrieben9" ,tar !.
Ser 3nabe bantte unb sing, mi
etpas 3uderaeua ,beidenft. ffobsr
Serssns mad 9auie; Der praiioen'
aber tebrte gum Stubium Der Utter
suriid unb iaste: Ser arme anabe
Sd burfte ibm gar niat iager, mi
i9limm ss um feinen Sbeim ftebt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18

a.: ,Wssbalb polen Sic meme
Sp9ter ni9t beiratbeng"
g.: .@sii iis gu nobel in ibrsr
Spilette it,"
g.: r4ber, i5 bite sic, lieber
Sreunb, bas ipdrt lie ia in Der &ii4e
adj"
4 X
Mann: r9t6er, liebes @sibden, mo
9utsbefiber: rWo i6 ipobne, fast
Sbnen jepes 8inb; i9 bin in unierem
9orfe fta%btbetannt!!"
-
o., yMas mar bas fir Elm 9ono-
rar, bds bu eben einitri6it2"
Re6tsanpalt: yS9eibe : MiinSe!"
y y y
nSie Iaifen ia iebe @erlobuns su-
riidgehen9"
r5reilia; id bin aud BLOB @ma'
tours rdutisam!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18
IL. 8upitel.
Dor @eri6t t.

Der entIhetoenDe Sdg mar an9eS
brocben. - 2ange bepor bic Yforten
bes Geridtsgebdubes fi4 Dtfneten,
fiiIte cine neugiertee Men9e ben Nlat
Dor bemielben unb Die angren5eloer
Straben. ~llnseDulbis i4obsn iid bic
Geute bin unb Der, uno jeoer ipolte
Der erite iein, um einen guten Ylas
auf Der @alerie su erobern. rs nuBt
eud ni9ts, 2eute!" fagte Der Sbiira
hitter. Dor 8 ubr pirb ni1t geotts
net, unb oann bari i9 nur psrionen
einlaf1en, pelhe &arten baben. 200
aarten iinb a%ussetbeilt, uno ptel mebr
fabt bic 8dllerie ni4t."
vaarten!" rief Der Glididuiter aus
Der Gue be Ia Colombo nit einem
ssluhe. .Woau baben mir oenn Die
Hepublif2 Wofiir ite6t oa iiber Dem
Sbor sei9rieben: Greibsit, @lsidbstt,
8riioerlihteit2 Sino mir ni4t ale
aleih Dor benz Geiebe? SD peros
cine &lase beim prdfioenten sinrets
Aen."
.sbut bas, gutter 5reunb! @ber
mir molten ~anitGnbise 2eute i'm @es
ri9tsiaale BADEN, unb Sbr ldetni
Sud i6on einen gu piel auf ott
Gamps sesoHeu gu hdben."
.Wie? 60 bebanbelt bieier betreB'
tie Siener Der @ere6tisteit bas ioupes
rdne &plt9" briiGts Der I%ngetruntene
uaommt, tpmmt. @epatter!s iagtt
Der 5lidi9neioer, ripnft itsdsn u
@u6 nod elm pie neuli9. Sbr babt
aana re6t: Is sibt feline Sleidbeit Dol
Dem @eiebe mebr in 5rantrei9
@enn ). 9. SIR ober i'd elm altes
0eib nieberseito9en bdtten, pie oie'
fer Yfaff bon Stes@ictoire slaubI
sSbr ppbl, es pGre Elm FOLDER 3uprane
gu ben 8erbanolunsen oosr man bdtt'
&nrten a~usseseben? apmmt, ptl
BADEN bier bod teine Qusii6t, einse.
lafen Su perben; 70 pollen mir aul
bic anbere Sette, 100 bic Seusen uni
bic Hi6ter eintreten."
ga, uno mir molten ibnen orbent'
lit bic Msinuns iagen, Dab lie Der
pfaffen ni4t etpa bur9piidsr
lafen."
9as eble paar fdpentte alio I'M
bic Gde unb itelte iid Dor benz Saupt'
portal uuf, burA peldes jebt mad
unb mad einaeln uno in @ruppsr
3sussn. @efdporene, PeriOnen bes
@sridtsboies eintratsn.
.9as lit Der .Maire bon Stes@ic'
toire, Der ben Morb uno ben iuub,rT
3fGtr ntbtdt fat. Sire bGu nc.
ftrn Wann!" risf Gin aus b:l
Mcree unS fOfprt i9rirp en- Su'
Gems Gtiwmen: .Gs lt6e Der mar.
ror ri !rira!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18
Die 2~lninerffdt pon 2lotre Oa1le.

gouhaubiser GURUS in etsatur. ahifteu. oeonomis NIB gdtse6ibte. Sour.
naiSnuls, Suuh, giinf1an, pbaumace, Hebtstnnbe enfabe, me6anmbe mb
Gefros Sednif, ardietur. GrInbltber 8orberetunss. ub Gebafs GURUS. Ste
3hnmr fin ale Stuogten, wdde bic Stubeu poaenbe, Die r Qufnabme in bic Sumors
obrS eniorsSabre hWb elmer Der eoaesmlm 6urhn bebust limb, Sine bebrGnte Din.
saN tVrefermts Gdnbibohn wGoen gu bdonoern Qrim aughpmnen penn. Q IT.
Gbparb'S pail, bic Suohuanhait far 6naben uhr ID Sabru, it eiJg IN You.
HdnbMit iber ausfathng Der 81. SdultTnn wMo I'm A. September 1900 e0fnt
pgRn. Gaalose Der aufat we@u gratis yu9danbt AMI aurage Sci; =
REV. A. MORRISSEY, c. s. c., President,
NOtre Dame, Indiana.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18

.9aba, Sic benten an bas trOiants
ihe: vvIb uno bisce pmnes - pie oie'
fer, 10 iinb lie ale! Menn sic mid
ni6t reiaen, Serr College - bod bd
i9ldst es, unb Der 9eri9tsbpf tritt
ein." -
6 ortebunsoIgt
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-02
THE EARTH.

With gathering years the earth has not grown
tame,
In mans firm clasp a mere imprisoned ball.
Though conQuering feet have trodden nearly All,
And even the uncharted has received name;
There still loom he.ghts deserving of mans aim;
Forbidding isles still lie beyond his thrall:
The silent polar doors heed not his call,
And Utmost tropic wilds scarce dare claim.
Yet, when at last the globe is mastered quite,
And prying man has left no incn unscanned,
He still must pause before earths moods of might
That lift the and toss the desert sand,
That set the dread volcanoes torch alight
And sand strange tremors through the startled
land.
Meredith Nicholson in New York Sun
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
December Ladies' Home Journal

The Christmas Ladies' Home Journal offers
supersbundsnce of literary and artistic fes.
lures 10 most attractive form. Among its
nearly two score contributions are Mrs. Lew
Wallace, Elisabeth Stuart Phelps, Charles
Major, William Berrine, Clifford Howard aud
Elizebeth Lincoln Gould, while A. B. Frost,
W. Taylor, Reginald B. Birch, Henry
HUT, George Gibbs and as many other illus.
trators supply its pictorial features. Apart
from The articles having special holiday time
lines of interest, the notable features Of the
Christmas Journal include "The Innkeeper's
Daughter hWO Dissolved q Presidents
Cabinet" "Wbat May Happen in the Next
Hundred Years." Jerusalem as We See il
To-Day, "Two Wo.nen's Gifts of Twenty.
Five Millions" "The Little Mem Play,n a
drsmati1ation Of Louisa N. Alcotts delight.
ful story "Where Childreu See Saint Nick"
"The Fourteenth Man," Two Christmas
Days at Rock Farm" and 1.-THE Successors Of
Mary the First" "The Story of a Young
Man, and 1.-THE Blue River Stories" wb,cS
are continued. Edward Box has Thoughtful
article on Christmas celebration, and there
are various articles on woren's wear
Christmas presents and edibles, while various
other practical, helpful themes are ably pre
sented. By The Curtis Publishing COMPANY.
Philadelphia. Oos dollar . year ten cents
. COPY.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
GRANT WILLIAMS RECAP.
TURED.
BE Did . Rushing Business W hile
Fugitive.

Grans "illisms, who escaped from tho
co.in gang about month ego was rsceptured
at kimisi last Wednesday and was brouph,
back by Ar. Sam Newman, ,, overseer of the
chaingaog, who went after him uext morning.
when captured Williams bad $3s 10 cash,
nne pistol and lot Of clothing, q part OF
which he stole from the ebaiogaug guards
when be escaped. While at large be bias
consisted several robberies and other crimes.
De was arrested once at Copes, Orange.
ourg county, but escaped and made bic way
70 ximin'. On Tuesday night be Knocked q
negro dovb and stole $50 and a pistol, and it
10 Supposed that the money fouod in his
possession when captured was part of hs
last haul. When bic term on the gang has
been served out be will be turned over to the
su'aerities Of clarendon, or Orankebure
coanty to staud trial for bis crimes commit.
ed while out on bis stolen holiday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
Quarterly Conference.

The Fourth Quarterly Conference of Sum.
tor Station u. G. Church South was held iu
tho church last Sunday night Rev. r. ].
Clyde, p. lE 10 the chair. Official reports
showed that oil claims hai been made and
that the affairs Of the church we're in an
improving condition.
The following we're elected stewards for
tho ensuing year: B Roach, ID Craig,
K . Purdy. A B Stuckey, Dr. IA Mood, W
b buros, D Chandler. W A Brown, J II
Kuight, L W Folsom, A R Flowers, L D
Jennings, O n Hurst, Jr.
RESOLUTIONS OF regret we're adopted relative
10 the departure of Presiding Elder Clyde
from Sumter District. He has served ia bis
present ONCE for the foil term allowed under
the laws Of the church. He carries With bim
the conhdence and esteem Of his people all
over the district.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

The contests Of the December hsgasiue
Number OF The Outlook are varied. Among
the special articles will be found the 6fth
iostalIment Of the autobiography of Booker
T. Washington, called. "Up From Slavery ="
the hnsl i1stallment of Mr.. Hamilton W
Aaoie's civilian Shakespeare Poet, Drama.
tist and Aan," which has now been publish.
ed BY the hacmillans 10 sumptuous book
form elaborate articles reviewing the ablest
BOOKS o! the season in the departments Of art,
biography and 6ctiou, with many portrait
i'iostratione; and, most prominent Of oil, q
series OF brief article by such men % James
Bryce; heory van Dyke. Edward Everett
Hale, President Hadley, of Yale. and half a
dosso others, giving their opioions 10 replv
to the question "What Are the Greatect
Books Of the Century ?" (S3 q year The
Outlook Company, 2s7 Fourth Avenue,
~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
Board Of Education Meettnr

The City Board OF Education met q; 2
z. clock last Wednesday pigbt with Chsirman
Marion Noise and Commissioners A r.
Stuckey, Neill O'Oonnell and 3. O. Hsyps.
worth ard Supt. Bdmuuds present. fhs
minutes Of October 2e,h were read and fan.
proved.
A letter was read from Miss n. n. Gir.,.
dean, teacher in tho white Graded School.
thanking The board for the increase. IN her
salary.
Hampton Lewis, jsuitos Of the WHIT.
GRADED School WAS voted an increase of "a
per month in salary after the following letter
To. the. Geutments aud Nembors OF III.
City Of Sumter School Board ] your verth.
cry Servent Hereby Rite to Ask youall 20 In
Cress my Salry to 81 more on he Mont and
ny Rssen for Asking for more 10 that this
School 10 A farst Glass Sehoo!e aod TO- Sec.
oud 10 None In the State and A furst Class
sup tender aud All soc teachers and All zoe
ScoIers and / feel. that yos Al vsod lake
to Have furst Class Janiter md. !. fo,ber
More Saye that it Coast sumt;ps to keept ur
that and All ways Hast to mes visters from
time to time and 6trapgers and I Don. lake
to meet them lake A tramp And l Am Not
90 Purlickler 10 Having veegies to Give No
Beet Stak Every Day Nor Roes Beef Bat. l.
Wood lake to Bave ny Corn Bread aud
Backond Bot cse cosse God Prom to Man
Brad and water Bot He neaus If A man
woork in A orpish waye that He wood Ade
All Others things and that Has been my life
to those that New me and ! Rally Need this
Request II Not wood Not Bother you Jent-
men Eo more A Bout 10 and Pleaje Con
Slider the matter 10 DE an yos Can fer me
No more to ssys Renine your vathery Ser.
vent y. Lewis Sr.
Nov IA 1900
Ar. 1dmunds reported that Mrs. Crane had
started free school st the Cotton Mn With
81 pepils, to Do incorporated 10 the esroll.
ment OF the city schools and that she desired
that part, at least, Of the ts1es coming from
this additiopsl eprollment skeuld be psid on
the expense Of this eehool. On motion of
hr. O'Donu cell it Vas resolved that all the tsy
from this source shall be devoted 10 that
school.
NJ. Kdmuuds recommer ded that the honor
roll sy stem prevailing 10 the school hs sbol.
ished for the Prstent year, and presented in
writing bic reasons for the suggestion. The
matter was freely discussed and on molten of
Ar. hsynsworth it was left to Supt. Edmunds
to act 40 bic judgmenis may dictate. and
report results 70 the board.
The board then adjourned.
The report Of Supt. Bdmuods, is relsrecce
to the honor roll. 10 too lengthy to be publish.
ed at this time, bat % it 10 of very decided
interest 1t will be given in fall 10 tie rear
future.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
MAYORS COURT.

The police are on TO the gamblers and
ciean sweep 10 to be made Of all OF the.pro.
fession who gather in bach lots and ahoot
craps for pennies. Friday there were SIX
little negroes on the mourner's bench, oil of
whom were proven guilty of shooting craps
that eay. Two plead guilty aud jim James
paid 81 ss il IVES bis fret appearaoce, Wsltsr
Peterson, $l.b0, as be had been up before.
and Albertus Elliott, Frank Miller and
Henry Carter 50 each, for lying about play
ing With the ''bones None Of them aeoear.
cd 10 care at all and treated the matter as a
joke.
Thomas shuIoek paid s. for being srork
Friday. = =. ':..:,~,@ -:
There Was large atsendsDce at The uayor's
court Friday, q lengthy trial and collec.
tlon OF -four hnes of 50 each. CHARLES Jores,
hsSel Jones, Drsytou Jones, Ed Cain ara
Archie Porter were indicted for creating q
disturbance. attempting to fght W.. a.
Eagetton. and carrying concealed weapous at
the Cotton Mill on Wednesday oipbt The
testimony showed that Ed Os;n aud Archie
Porter were 10 90 way responsible for the
disturbance and took 20 part in it.
The onense OF the three Jones boys was not
OF serious Character, according to The iesti.
mony, and it was not proven that they hsd
any Pistols as charged. 1t was proven that
they c6ersd to 6ght Eagsrton and cursed.
~ kagerton's own testimony it We pro ven
that be also need profsne Language, therefore
the Mayor found Ragertop, snd The three
Jones boys, guilty and imposed 6ue Of g
each. Caio sud Porter were d,echarged.
Dao Davis was before the Mayor Monday
morning for public drunkenness on Saturday
oiebt. BE was found guilty and paid . 6ue
Of IS.
Miugo Ballard and Jake White we're % for
creating disturbance ct the corner of Main
aod Canal streets on Saturday night. They
we're found guilty and sentenced to pay Q iue
OF $3.50 or work days on ,be streets each.
Ballard paid the Zoe.
The Mayors Court wac foil to over l,wiup
Yesterday. The following is q transcript of
the docket.
Willis Moses and Peter TiodaI, cursinr aus
creating q disturbance, 81 each or 4 DAYS.
Jef Clark, cursing 90 Main street. Mt
proven.
Pick Bradford and Alfred Mccoy. 6ehtipr.
Not goil'y as to Mccoy, guilty 90 to Brad.
ford, SO or 9 days
Lum Aathis, public drunkenness, 50 or 4
days.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

10 reply have to inform you .h.. il
/" my opinion that there 10 every
probability Of the sootamin asion Of
wells BY . state Of affairs such %
described BY you. snd an of the
op'oios that suoh oonts o. iua.iou vould
be particularly dangerous at this time,
owing to the widespread existence of
eoterio fever throughout the country.
RespectfulIy.
Walter Wymao,
Surgeon General M. H. 8.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
New Passenger Coaches.

Tht Atlantic Coast lioe has received four
ne" passenger coaches from the Pullman Car
Works 10 Illinois. They are part oil. a re.
cest order for ten new cosches. The order
wse placed on account of the Coast Line
shops not being able to supply the present
demand from shops here. Two of the uev
cars Will be used between Wilmington and
Oolumbis and two between here Pinner's Q
Point.
The coaches are eli for 6rst.class passepper
Win Toe usual compartments. They are of
tns standard Pullman make. and are sixty
ieet long and will comfortably accommodate
seventy'two passengers They are coosder.
ao'y larger than the average sizs passeu gers
Wilmington Star.