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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

AT the Rummase sale you VIII find
axes, oounets. cosl scutues. dresses. ess-
heaters, tans, gasoline stoves. horns. iron
ware Junk, knives. lamp-shades, mouse
traps, novels, oilcloth, pans. Quee-swa-e.
ribbons salts. tools. umbrellas ee,1e-
pedes wash-tubs. Xmas presents. yokes.
zithers. etc, Tor one ceut and upwards
al-r-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

and there is his strength IN speaking.
Much regret at his passing out Of the
house IS heard here in Washington.
The Hon Joseph Wesley Bailey Of
Texas, is winding up his career in the
house this session. for after March he
viii be a senator Of the United States
He has won in his senatorial fght down
in Texas, and he is getting ready 70 step
TO his higher place Bailey is rather a
genius. He is a good-looking, strappiDg
big fellow, and his peculiar dress corr
mands him attention. He is young, tai
ented and a good speaker, bit ras an
everlasting desire for noto-ie-y. lie ap-
pears on the floor at every occasion. r.
plays to the galleries and * a favorite
with ladies in the galleries. lie was
house leader for the minority in the
minority in the iF'fty-ffth congress, ana
divided with Jerry Simpson all the
squelching that the big drawing sreaEer
from Maine could give forth. 3ut Bailey
may be more dignifed; more sensible in
his career in the senate.
Kansas sent a lot Of men home to the
elections this fall. The state has good-
" representation in the difrereI. ctI art
ments, and most Of them arc god, loyal
Republicans who thought 1t their duty To
go home to vote There wec> about Il
dozen went to Hutchinson alone. an org
them: Miles Taylor, private secretary -
Senator Baker; c. 3. McE'foY, Of tire
government printing office; FL Metz Of
the census office; Sydne- shipman of the
IF b,
eminent printing office. Other Seventh
district men who went home were Bruce
Keenan, to Wichita; Paul Webb to Stat
ford, and Charles n. Wright to Nc
Pherson. All are census employees from
the Seventh district, and bright, able
clerks.
One Kansan who holds a responsible
position. yet whose light is continually
held under a bushel, IS NJ. B. Hundley OF
Garden City. Mr.. Hundley is in the Of
fee Of the superintendent of documents,
a branch Of the government printing Of
fee. This Office has charge Of all gov
eminent publications. They are listed
and numbered and catalogued AMI dis
tributed and sold. 1t is q very important
office. In it is an immense big room
stored full of thousands Of books which
for years the government has been print
ing. One copy, at least, is fled away
for reference and for its value, and lie
result is one Of the largest Of libraries
There are all sorts of valuable puolica-
tons here, and it is Mr.. Hundley's duty
to place them: to superintend their fling
and to know just where and when tie
place his hand on any book He has
been at it for years, and could plea out
almost any book, blndfoldei. He D." as
al pointed as a DemocrL.. out has been
a gold Democrat and Iepun
lean He is a good man in a good pace
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

g. Baocock VIII E-ohaa-T retain his
..rrnanssip q TIE important commit
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03
We Want Your Opinions: Come
and Give il.

and Give ii.
We claim to have the prcttiest
stock of goods ever shown in Lam
caster county. Come and see how
near correct we are.
Our dainty China ware is a
dream To those who appreciate
this kind Of work. Come and
see what an up-to. date China
store looks like. The lamps are
prcttier than ever and the prices
well, here they arc, Judge for
yourself: Small glass lamp
chimney, all complete, 25c; larger,
3Oc, 4Oc, up to $1,000.
A nice large cup and saucer 2jc
TO 40c set. Plates same price.
100 piece Dinner Sets s.. 80 to
$1,000. Everything in China
marked down. Did you know
you could buy an 5 day clock,
guaranteed for 3 years for 81 90!
Come and see them. Look at our
$500 watch while You are here.
Also come and see that $500
brcech loading shot gun that
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03
This is to Certify,

10 whom IL may concern, that
on yesterday the roof of our gin
house caught on fire and that the
flames were instantly e1tinguished
by the use of the Phoenix Fire
EItlnguisher, purchased by us
from the Agent, 81. A 7 Walters.
We are delighted with this won
derf"I process for putting out fire,
and unqusIifedly commend it to
the public generally.
} \ Taylor & Son.
Lancaster, S G, sept 2S, 1900.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03

twenty DAYS, then returned here.
The +rh Of July we had nice
time. The band Of Aneyto-
came down and gave u, plenty of
music. That night the officers
had dsucs at Capt Green's quar-
ters, and ". priv,t.N had one at
the presidents of tb. town. BIZ,
a dance is nothing nsv for Us:
there srs several violin. in the
company srd We have good
time very often.
IN the morning Of the 4th of
July We were awakened by q
trumpet jUet IS usual. At the
last sound Of rev~i'ie, off wen,
severat rive-Inch guns and the fun
lasted al day.
l hope this will find all the yeo.
pie Of cd Lancaster enjoying
good health.
Very truly YOURS.
Johu {. Wilson.
IHlv :. 1900.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03

Notice to Debtors OfH. j. Greg
orr " Co and Farmers Bank
ing s. Mercantile Co.
All notes aud accounts belong
!ng to the old firm II J Gregory 4
Co., and the firm Of the Farmers
Banking and Mercantile company
have been placed in my hands for
collection. Parties indebted to
either or both firms are requested
to come forward and settle at once.
}. F. Gregory,
Oct ., 1900.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03
For The Ledger
OLD ROCKY CREEK.
II. X NhGIII.

am ye maidens fair and gay
Wat wad a day o. pleasurs'seek
Cam Join the festive crowd today
And spend a while on Rocky Creek
Cam ye n al i'ens fair and gay
Cam hither wi a smiling cheek
Nor slap nor tsrry / the way
Till you behold auld Rocky Greek
Cam We maidens fair and gay
Frse every hill and mountain peak
And dance bereath the sparkling
spray
That beautifies auld Rocky Gree'S
Cam ye msidens fair and CAV
Where booming vii 81 in beauty
Green
When nature mak's her grand display
Along,the banks o. Rocky Creek.
Cam a We maiden. fair and CAV
Gam wi a rosy smiIing cheek
And lin with pleasure for day
Among the hills o Rocky Creek.
Cam ye maidens fair and CAV
And revel Il some cauny neuk
Where pleasures bloom and zephvrs
play
Along the banks o. Rocky Creek.
Cam we mHidens fair and CAV
Inhale the bslms that ever sweep
Ow're natures fairest water way
TIL" gow'en .tream o Rocky Creek
T r Msgi'l, author Ny Old Cabin
/ Home"
Note Rocky Creek. notaf le
stream Of water in Chester county.
: c., flowing South East Of Che.-
terrilIe and emptying into tho
Catawha between Rocky Mount
and the East Fall.. Psrhap, there
is no stream in ripper Carolina so
rich with deeds Of the brave
Patriots of our Revolutionary
struggle for Independence as the
hero of this section. Hare was
thu home of that stern Patriot the
Rev. VIM Martin , covenanter
preacher from county Antrim
Ireland, who perhaps made the
first public h,rsngue in his pulpit
for American Liberty. Hs said
"hrethron it il no time to talk
but time to fight and pointing
sto'Tarltons hutcherins of Bufords'
man in Lancaster agged them into
battle. y This sermon or harangus
was delivered in the Old Rocky
Creek meeting house. near where
Martin McDanIel now lives, nsar
Richburg, ) &, now Union 4 Il
p church The Rev. Martin was
captured by the British and Tor
les and was taken before Corn.
wallis, ut Winnshoro, 5 G, bat
for some cause best known to
Corvallis himself was set at
liberty. These churches TarIton
stoyIed "SedItn Shops" and for
that reason destroyed al he could.
Rev. VIM Martin wssthe "Patriot
Priest - OF tho "Amsricau Rsvo
lution' ha Is buried in , grave
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03
STILL ANOTHER.

About daylight Saturday morn-
ing the cotton house of Mr.. A j
h'i'ov,. near EIgin, was discovsr-
ed atire. hr. Barley was getting
up when he noticed the light flash
mp. 1t was e1tinguished with but
little losH-the seed cotton merely
burning over the top.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03

Mrs j w Houis, Of Matthews.
n G, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
j Murray Porter, at this place.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03

Tloronoe, Sept -. Amos
Sing,st"rg, The nee. who shot
voung Mr Truo'ucz in Timmons-
villa recently has been captured
and is in the Florence county
jail TIE shcritT's deputies effect
cd quiet capture, finding the
man on a plantation nine mile.
from TimmonSviIle. The PRISON
er was hustled to Florence before
the news Of the capture became
roised sbout in Timmonsville.
Feeling was high and a lysching
was feared, Mr. Trueluck 10 now
dong very we'll and there is some
hope for his +, covery.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03

Mr. and Mrs Il ii Wilson of
Walker Co, Ala, are visiting the
formers brother, Deputy Sheriff
j 5 Wilson. 1t is Mr. Wilson s
purpose to remain in South Caro-.
ina, perhaps in Lancaster.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03
For The Ledger.
Letter From Lancaster Boy in
the Philippines.

lsAnds eleven months and have
seen a great deal since came hero
and some verv hard fighting and
some very bad rations. But not
as bad as some OF our home Iick
boys ssid it was.
| want to say to the people Of
South Carolina that thew do not
know what mud anl water srs. |
have wadsd in mud and water all
day and night fighting p-Crocs
the mud and water up to nv
waist, and rifle balls around nv
head as thick as bee. in a hive
One day | will long rsmemher-
the frat FIGHT TIE 4Oth REGIMENT
wS. in: it "a. the I+th Of Feb
rusrv and my birthday. | hal 4
very nico birthday dinn.r-one
slice Of bacon and four hardtsck..
and ate it sitting in the mud with
the mimic balls uhlstling around
nv head. Our lo.s was one man
that dav. 1t vas report q that
the enemy lost 90 killed and many
wounded We had much trouble
while in Luzon. We arc nov
qr.rtsred in the little citv Of HI
gan in the northern p.rt Of Min,
dsnos Islsnd.
Mr. Editor. the people We ar.
in war with are Of a lower cl1..
than the Tar Heel American
negros Thsv will make frIsuIs
with the soldiers, and whenever
they get the chance Will sneak mn
on tbs pickets and chop their
hsais off with long knife. cI'loI
holo. They have xiIIsl quite a
number Of our boy. in thst VA.
q { Ferguson, of Lancaster.
came very near getting killed ous
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03
Oct ., 1900.

'I'"I : f'N'IIIftIslNIVH-
The next regular examination
Of applicants for certificates to
teach IN the free public schools of
this county will he held IN the
court house on Friday, Oct 18Th,
1900, beginning at Q a m, closing
at . p m. J II Thompson,
Co. Supt Education.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03

Born, to Mr. and Mira J 3 Cons
nor, Oct ., 1900, son.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03

Esquire I " Secrest Of Oscsol,.
has our thanks for water. melon
brought us this week.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03

Andy Small, coIorcd, near
CraigsWlle, and hi, family of
seven children were poisoned last
Friday morning from eating can
ned msckCrciI for breakfast.
They all went to the field after
breakfast to pick cotton and be-
came 40 desperately i'll they had
10 he hauled home in wagon.
DR. Poovey was summoned. They
were al soon out of danger aud
Andy was able to come into town
that afternoon.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03

Rev W G Ewart will assist Rev
b II Grier in meeting at York
vile A II p church from Friday
through Sabbath next.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03

Watson Robertson, coIored.
was severely cut in difficulty
with Joe Dunlap, col, on Mr.
Gooch's plantation last Thursday.
They fell out while pulling fodder.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03

DR. j ID Funderburk has pur-
chased the Welsh house and lot at
the corner Of Gay and French
streets.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03

DIR w II Wakefield Of Char
lottc, \ G VIII he in Lancaster at
Cunningham Hotel on Thursday,
Oct 18th for one day only. His
practice is limited to Eve, Ear,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03

Henry Watts, col, was convict>
ed of petit larceny Monday and
sentenced by Magistrate Gask-v
to 30 days on the gang or pay /.
fine of SO.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03

Jim Alexander, col, relieved
Rud Blakeney Of all his clothing,
pistol, etc, Iast Friday night.
Rude wardrobe va. stoIen from
Mr. D A Fundsr0urk's cotton
house. Mr +, v.a in town Mon>
day looking for the thief.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03
ANOTHER FIRE.

A few hours later, at Pleasant
Hill, All Old store room al tho
BafKins place, used A. a ware
room, was also burned, This fr.
Is also supposed 10 have bscn in
csndiary.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03

Lancaster, S G, sept 2S, 1900.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-10-03
SEMI " EEkLI
| zeal Matfers.

tcca' Matfers. .
Mrs j w Houis, Of Mathews.
n c, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
j Murray Porter, at this place.
Born, to Mr. and Mira j B Cons
nor, Oct ., 1900, r son.
Esquire I " Secrcst Of Oscsol,,
has our thanks for water. melon
brought us this week.
Rev W 6 Ewart will assist Rev
b II Grier in q meeting at York
vile A II p church from FRIDAY
through Sabbath next.
w G Hough, Esq, Will be alb
sent in Dorchester county on pro.
fcssional business until Saturday
DF W IL Wakefield Of Char
lotte, \ & VIII he in Lancaster at
Cunningham Hotel ON Thnr.dov
P'"e'lce l" ''mi'e" I" Eye, Ear,
Inc Sub Secretaries will plessc
send the reports to me At L.n>
caster [. II. J. N. Knight,
The exercises of Oakhurst
Nr""c' 0chooi VIII he resumed
Monday October :, 1900 at =
O'Clock IN By order of the
board Of Trustees.
j Watt Poser. Prin
Henry Watts. col. v,r conyirt,
ed Of petit I,rrarv Nc,I,, anil
sentenced by Magistrate Gask-y
to 30 dsvs on tho gang or pay
fine of $40.
Watson k"h"rt$on' coIored,
was severely cut IN difficulty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-11

Henry Rogers, who has been the eaddie mas
ter for the past three years, visited the locker
room. 20 put thlngs IN readiness Tor tho open:
the, building. Remaining at the sans time tina,
he had appointed his son In Eggers's place.
Ths latter left the locker room 40 requested,
but At this point tn. caddies became Interested
and forty OF them held a meeting and decided
To- strike.
On Sunday the strikers told on twenty
,sss smssiSss i Ssh ssa'fR k. s Ss,o aSs 's snd 'o o;Ssl
on ,ths road to he clubhouse. When the.
we're aware. OF the strike Induced an equal
then IN ,As club S%oiSa; 4. isS .: re
bus reached the sraysysrd tHs s%trissss at.
s .fS'i fashion, n ' The; p psitsd The ~ So 'H iaH1s Win
from the vehicle and gave them dIubbinss
they will not FORGET for a long time, The club
mem bers dropped to the bottom Of the bus and
thss sudden cnsausSt. drove IS y" ias. IS HI.
horses could travel to the clubhouse, No golf
Was played that day NOR since, owing TO ina;
an sr't s,s to se' By Sed the ., MiI.,8s " rub Ss inc ' sSo1 Il
the edRss.. OF the Club grounds ready to
make H. Il interesting for any youngster
snS .Flt 4. s IL course Ss1rs y ,ne out "a. IT,, ES,sy city
limits police protection cannot. be had. and the
township, ofnciale, will NOT furnish constablest TO
keep the boys In line. Reports from the seat 81
war thisa afternoon showed the relations still
the same, The caddiss say they will not re-
turn to duty under any other boss than their
old one.
Closed links, for the general good Of the
course" has been ordered at the Nassau
County Club, beginning on last Monday, |.
will BE reerened for play on April u. The
clubhouse. however. will be KEEP, open a.
usual. and trap shooting and other sports
kept up.
Alex Fillsy. formerly Of the Essex County
Country Club. has been engaged for twelve
months By the Newark A. c. The course 10
being enlarged and improved at . large outlay.
The open events scheduled at the lakewood
Country Club for April 20 and ~ have been
cancelled 10 avoid any conflict. OF dates With
the oren tourPament Of the Lakewood Golf
Club on April 10. 20 and 81.
In the new, building to be pu. up At yap Cort.
voted 70 the golfers, Play has been resumed
on the twelve holes north OF Grand avenue. but
the six holss on the hill will need attention
from Val Flood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-11
Trainer welsh Arrives at Gravrsend with
Twenty.nine T~horoughbreds.

Tom welsh arrived at tn, Gravesend racenack last
evening from the fleisohmAnn farm, East MlIlston.,
NJ He has IN bis charge twenty nine head n
thorouehbreds the property OF the Messrs Fleiseh.
mann and FL Secretary u the Navy william c
whitney. In the string are three three. year-olds. the
properly Of Nj. whitney. These are MontAnio, De
Lacy and orthla. the latter a racy looking rny by
ormonde. In welsh's collection are twen,ysix two.
~year-oids. twelve OF them belonging 70 Mr.. whitney.
They are the progeny Of various sires, Hanover,
King sion ard Hinyar being represented. About siI
Of the young sters will be shipped 70 the AQusduct
track. Trainer welsh ssys ,ha, the best work they
aid at the half mile track Al East Milestone was half
q mile In about IS seconds.
The weather was cold and raw al III. Long Island
tracks yesterday. Snow fell At intervals. but did NOS
last long. Finn Conig, Jonn Cars cracking Ihree.
year old, was In splendid form At Gravesend. lie GOV.
cred NJ furlopgs n llo, The colt carried i1s
pounds. Wait Not. with he sa me weight, went seven
furlongs In i52. Jack McDonsld'S Flax spinner
covered SIX %iurlong, IN iis, Green Is. Morris did
good work with his two year -olds They ,hoved halt
miles IN 81 and 5, seconds P Dwyer was early
on hand 70 see bis horses Al. work. Rochester went
.iI iurlonss IN iislA all out hammock and
oan gave The lAgtsr Q good shaking up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-11
RACING.
Walden & Sons Anecdote Wins the n oun
vernon Purse IN n Gallop.

WASHINGTON, April 10Th. feature at Ben
rings this afternoon was the Mount Vernon
Purse FOR two.year. old lilies. which wa, won
by Il. ". Walden & Sons Anecdote. After
making all the running she won In q callop by
six lengths in the fast time OF 0:50 Id. This
was her second win OF the meeting. The rest
OF the racing was dull and llstless. and as only
two ~favorites won. both at odds on. It was 4
poor day for the talent. The many complaints
made against the s,eeplechass course resulted
In the officials building a slope OF planks up
ugains It several OF the jumps instead OF having
the latter slanted. HOrsemeB expected that
this would cause quite q lumber Of falls, but
to-day Becky Roife was the only one to tn bic,
although st, Samuel had a close call. The
Jumps. however. are to- high. ia horse lands
on one OF the planksl u IL sure TO result seriously
Tor tina animal or the rider.
Catherine NJ. q two-yeAr-old hlly owned by
Billy Beckett. Is very much 10 demand. She
has worked a hall mile in O:Jl, l-o, with 100
noun Is w. and this has resu ted in many bids
for her. uwynne Tonpkins asked Becket 10 set
a price on her aud h. asked $4,000. Beckett had
an ofler Of $500 to-day, but h. refused. /. r.
II tchcock also desires to own her, bur. ike
many others, would ike to sea her In a race be.
fore pay lng that much money. summaries to.
day:
First Race-Six furlongs = sidney Lucas. lol
,Slackl, 2 To 5 and cut. won; First v hip, los Claw.
Booker, third. Time, ll6. Speedmas also ran.
Second RsCe-Mou, Vernon Purse; two-year.
old Niles, hall nli--Anecdote. la McJoyn,. Z to
and out, won; ~lniallble. l29 ClawsonJ, is - / for
place, second; sctesch, 100 tHo,heIsaD, third
Time, 5O17 seconds. Arvills, Belle u Danville. Net.
tie Ntwcomb About and Egousm also ran,
Third Race tee pleChase, about two miles and a
half Black Jimmy lil tDonohuel. 2 10 l and 4 70
D, won. ST. samuel, 1855 Carson. > 10 | ,or place,
second; Baby BIZ. 1863 Connolly. third. Time,
5:Ss,5. TfilIon also ran. Becly Roife started
but fell
Fourth Rae. = Seven tlflongs-Hold Up. 100
ooirltE,' SO ana 70 o. won ST finhugh' Jog
Landry, third, Time, 1891. Matt Simpson also
Tdn.
Fifth acc-Onc mile and q lIieenth-Tony Hon.
"a. ilS ,O'Lrary', ! to ! ard = 10 5, won: The JET
ferson. l07 tSeeton, tven fr place. second; Double
dummy. no Mitchell, third. lime. 1888 rs. Judge
Magee. shlniale and Csprtccioso also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-11

According TO information received. Capt.
Soddy o! the Oxford University Chess Club will
leave London for thisc city tomorrow. and not,
AZ stated, after the cable match on April .20nnd
u. ,Junius L. Cope, the manager OF the British
end OF the students cable match, wrote to
Edward C.. libalre. the manager 81 the coIum.
hin. Harvard, Yale and Princeton team, that he
would like TO get remission for Capt. Soddy to
play hislRame a! the Knieserboessr A during
once cabled TO Cope, saying. that he would be
pleased to receive Capt. Soddy In this ely an
that he would give permission 70 the Oxford
On ptain 10 play his game here. In case. how;
aver, that he should not arrive in time. oxford
would have TO assign another player at London
70 he board on which Soddy should play,
C.MBRIDor, April l0;-C. T. Rice. ,'Ol. and I.
T. Thayer. 1900. have been selected to repre,
oxford and Cambridge. Owing to the with
travail OF f. =. Perry 'O9, from college: the
Of one OF the best American players. IN order
20 round out the teams It has been decided 70
invite J. B. Hunt OF Princeton to play on the
American team.