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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-01
THE STATE COMMITTEE
Relieves Chairman EdmistOn of
Active Work-The Meeting Har-
monious Throughout.

Active "Ork-tne hcctius 81
monious throughout.
Special to the Register,
CHARLESTON, ". Va, January &c.
The Democratic State Committee he'd
a brief meeting this morning to dispose
of a few items of routine business be-
fore adjournment.
In compliance with the request Of
Chairman EdmSston to be relieved of
the active work of the committee, the
committees work was left in the hands
of the organization committee appoint
ed two years ago. The committee ap-
pointed then was composed of Thomas
s. Riley, of Wheeling, TO represent the
First district; Stewart w. Walker, of
M~artinsburg, for the Second district;
a. S. Johnston, of Monroe, for the
Third district, and James A. Holly, Of
Hamlin, for the Fourth district, with
w. A. Ohley as chairman.
Mr.. Johnston sent a letter rendering
his resignation as a member OF the
committee on account of the press Of
private business. His resignation was
accepted and j.. H. Miller, of Hinton,
wa apcointed a member Of the organ
ization committee in Mr.. Johnston's
place.
The meeting of the committee was
harmonious from the beginning TO the
end. Good reports were brought 10
the meeting from all sections OF the
state. showing that the Democrats
~eyeryU1ere are enthusiastic and win
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-01
L. n. Tarener for Go.ernor.

GIenvfle Granger.
The Kanawha News pays a high
compliment to that renowned and pol
ished jurist. L. n. Tavener. and sug-
gests him as the favorite and ideal
Democratic candidate for Governor.
Nothing is too good for Lew Tavern
ner. He would preside over the des-
TIMES OF the State with an ease and
charm that would add lustre to that
exalted position.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-01

people who have sent to me their ex-
pressions of sympathy. Politics has
not interfered. Some OF the kindest
and %sincerest wishes have come from
Republicans. We are all brethren.
The same glorious sun Is above our
heads and the same dear and blessed
country protects us. Nc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-01
Fairmont Index.

7 alTTn0nt IndeX-
The Board of Directors for the Hospital
for the Insane at Weston adjourned their
recent meeting without electing a SuDerin-
tendent to succeed DR.. stathers. The re-
suit Of this will be TO continue Dr. stathers
until the next meeting, which takes place
in April. at least, and think that
he will be reelected Considering the
damaging testimony taken before the
Board during its late examination into
Stathersss conduct. this action Of the Board
il considered remarkable, but from . 20.
litical standpoint. the Democracy need no.
object
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-01
GOyghcG EEe5g1f aEg BaYs

Wy vile was taken scE in August, 1897, and was sick for FIVE or six
weeks" writes William Huelbg. Esq, of Benton, Franklin Co., Ills. "The
deeo1s ard nejghbors pronounced her trouble consumption I had two phys
lie down for coughing, and she got very low. l thought she never could be
cured. Then / got four bottles of Dr. Pirces Golden Medical Discovery, and
she took the whole of it, and is all right 10Y She is touer o. than before
we were married iii had not been for Dr. Perces medicines, she would
have died in a sho while. We cannot praise this medicine enough. She is
ticking caco OF the baby and docs all of the Lousework, including the washing"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-01
SENATOR SCOTS Case
BEFORE THE COMMITTEE.
PERSON AND GETzENDANNER
AND THEIR REIMBURSEMENT OF
SEATS IN THE STATE SENATE

Accept Military Offices Under h
United States Government, h
Chief Contention Presented Yes
terday-The Agreement by Which
Two Democrats Were TempOrar-
lily Suspended From the Legisla-
rure II Another Strong Point
Against Scott-The Session DevOt-
ed Entirely to Arguments of
Counsel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-01
STAY Granted.
ial to The Register.

ofCNldl 10 NIIt ICblSLEI.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. January 81.
Governor Atkinson to-day granted a
stay of execution for thirty days in the
case of the State against Harry Cooper,
convicted OF attempted rape at the No
vember term Of the Kanawha Criminal
Court. and sentenced to serve seven
years in the p~enitentiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-01
The Best BkOoa Purifier

This SIS to certify that DR.; peree's Golden Medical Discovery is the best
blood purifier that / eve used" writes Mrs. NJ. Iartrck, of Denstar, Oswego
Co. n Y 1T is about three years since my health began to fail. Last
September l gave ~ entirely with what the physicians pronounced enlarge
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the doctor said must not ride; in fact. l could not ride o walk, nor hardly
sit still; could rot lie II my right side. I commenced taking the Golden
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and sill continue the Pellets 1 will be glad if an do anything 10 help
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-01
All Ages and Stages OF Lie

Have their periods Of weakness and peril From childhood to Old age from the infant png IN ITS nurses
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-01

January options being quoted at 271ac.
Failures for the week have been 23l
in the United States, against 224 last
var. and SO in Canada, against 80 last
wear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-01
FIFE Wasted Money

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for four years Invent to the DOCTORS and some of tnms aid had dyspepsia Others said l lad
liver toude. The last doctor had called it chronic liver and stomach disease So paid out
money and nothing. did nc any good. / borrowed one of Dr. Peres Conmon sense Medical
ago. l commenced taking Dr.. Pecesm medicines and used ten bottles and now can do as big a
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-01

nutrition, and SO giving the body the elements OF nutrition, out OF which
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-24
w edgefeld: Items.

Wedgt6sld, Jan. "a An INQUEST was
held over the carcass of q nan found iu the
wa,erss swamp near here last Saturday
Euough hair was found to show il was a
white man, and bis straw hat and thin sum.
uer clothing proved bis death occurred 10
the summer.
Toe jury decided the cause Of his death
was was unkoowu and rendered its verdic,
accordingly. But the ooly evidence they had
which was two visls near With some !lauds.
nun 10 one which pointed s,roogly to Q case
Of suicide. From the appearance of his
clothing he mus, have been a we'll dressed
man about Eve feet high and wore q No. 8
shoe.
uiss Mary Dell Nsllst,, OF Sumter, is visit.
ing In town.
Miss Thso Gregg, also Of Sumter, 10 added
TO our list Of visitors.
We are keeling up with other towns of our
size By having little smallpox and roseola
occas,onslly. Dock.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-24
Volunteers Ambushed by In.
surgents.

Washington. Jao 2O-Ths fret IN.
toward happening in the highly sue.
cess'ul cam paign now goug on ia
lIuzon is announced in the followine g
cablegram from Gen Ous:
Manila, Jan 20.
Pack train 20 ponies, Transporting @
rations between Santa Toma. and San
Pablo. Taguua province. escorted by
30 men. under Lieut.. Ralston. Thir
teenth infantry, ambusbed yesterday
two men killed; five wounded, nine
missing; pack train lost; Iieuteuan,
aud "a men returned to Santa Tomas
with killed and wounded; affair bein 9
investigated
Dors,, Forty. ninth infantry. struck
insurgents 10 Ban,angas mountains.
who prepared ambush to meet him
he killed 8, wounded 3. captured II,
Spaniard, 6 Iihs.; his casualties 2 men
sighty wounded. Ous.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-24
YUKON AGRICULTURE

Vice Consul Morrison, of Dawson
City, sends Q report on the results of
agricultural experiments. written by
. resident of that city. which reads
IN part az follows, Gays the Scientific
American
"Grain has done exceptionally
well, being well filed. and | see no
reason wby'it should not be exten.
sively and successfully grown here.
$50 far as my observations go. the
climate here is as suitable for raising
winter wheat as in any place ip the
northwestern or the northern states
OF America From my experience of
the last two years l see no reason
why this county should not be able
to produce its own vegetables and
grains.
"As for flowers. the success have
mad proves that all hardy snnuaIs
will DO well. The coming year / in.
tend planting several hundred hybrid
roses also summer Towering bulbs,
large variety Of hardy and half.
hardy snnuals. and some Of the hardy
Pereunials Small fruit. such ss
strawberries. currants. biackberries
and raspberries should do we'll
Ourrants. raspberries, cranberries.
Strawberries and blueberries grow
wild here"
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spe cial Moeling CT City Council.

Pursasot TO adjouro mso, City Couu ell held
. special mettog oo tbe ripht Of Jan l6, at
which all members were present exc ipt Al
esrmeo Siockey and Dsigsr.
NJ. III. Il. Scarborough, Srpt. OF the Water
20 vas present To reoort opon the proposed
e,tsnsioo OF water mains to TIE Sumter Cot.
ton Mile and 10 Witberspooo's Faroiture
Factory His company had agreed to waive
their right TO n specified number Of private
coosomsrs aod would make tDe extension on
condition that the city take four sdaiuonsl
hrs bydrsnts a. S3S each per sonum, aud tie
coton mill people won'd take ws,er foe pr.
vs,e use, To the amount OF SIS per aooum.
Al'o tb.t the extension 70 the furniture
factory would be made for one FIRE hydrsn,
Mr. Finn slated that The directors OF the
mill bad agreed TO pay S25 per sonsm water
rent Tor domestic purposes, and 'S3j pee
aonum for one bydraot for two or three
years
The proposition VAS discussed at length,
but no scuOu was taken as eouucil thinks
that the cotton mills should be more liberal
10 their contribution than they b"J proposed
tbs sp-cisl commit,e- appointed 10 con-
slider the rtquesi Of the I)bacco Warehouse
Compsoy recon mended renewal OF tss
lease OF their tuiidiuR fof five or ten years
All improvements To be msde without ex-
pesse 10 ibe city, aud 20 revert TO the city 90
trminauon OF the le'H The report was
adopted and the coL. mit,ee authorized 10 act
10 the premises.
The FIRE Department bulldog committee
reported that no blds had been received for
building the Hose Company bt1ses. owing TO
tue fact that spscl6cstioos had 90, been con-
pleied in time The CON ,t,se was granted
further time, and will report ct the regular
meetiog on 2sth last
Complaint vss made OF the condition Of
the cefoies on Msin Street, vest eide, be-
tween Sar,lsu and 0rsbsm Streets, and rs.
fssss1 to Oomuis,ss on Streets.
3be ssesiss thsa adjourntd.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-24
Wade Hampton's Home.

To the Editor of the News sud Cou.
.risr:
AZ . contributor to the Hampton
Home Foud. and q s,aoding subscriber
TO your paper. | would like to know
What has become of the funds and
whore 10 the home! Please answer 10
your psper. - it is good medium to
convey this iofor nation to numerous
others besides myself.
J. Gregg Mccall.
Darlington. 8. c.. Jso 4. 1900.
The committee charged With the
work OF providing . homo for General
Hampton hsve bought q desirable
building lot 10 Columbis and are nov
eoesged 10 the erection Of q house
upon il. which will te veil adapted 10
hs comfort. Dr. b w. Taylor, Con.
ersl Hsmp'ou's very near FREUD. ia
ehair0so Of tho committee and is
giving bis best efforts to the successful
oonplstion Of most worthy and
deserving enterprise. There has been
apparently q ereat deal Of DELAY 10
carrying out the purposes Of those who
have contributed TO the Hampton Food
bat We arc assured that the de1sy
could not have been avoided. /. ia
said that about 500 moro than the
committee now have 10 hand will be
needed to carry out the plans Of the
committee. Tho intimsfion osght no.
70 require any comment. We hope
that the Hsuptoo Home will soon be
doished and that every possible good
thing will come to the Fret Citizen OF
South Carolioa this year aud for mapy
years TO come
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-24
The Forty Sixth Infantry.

Washington, Jan 22-Gen Otis
Informs the war departments Of recent
military operations 10 the Philippipes
10 the following dispstch
Maoiia. Jan 81.
MAJ Johnston, commanding battalion
For'y'sixth infaotry, Whea,ou's br;.
gsde, reports from L,mery, lSh and
Zo'h instant. drove enemy through
b'iayaog eastward, uorniup 18Th.
capturing IL rifles. one field piece
Few hours later through Calaoa csptur
'og four prisoners. four horses aud
equipments. six rifles. killed three
insurgents Advanced toward Lemery
that a"erooon. captured enemy's ont.
p'st three men, six horses. Advanced
on Lemery a, 3 O'Clock p. m. enemy
strongly cntrenched /: seat by payy
gunboat for assi-tshco WHEN ,hree
companies Mur's battalion, rhirrv-
eighth sent to Taal, iDsurgeot head.
quarters Johnston drove enemy
through Lrmery to Taal. where he
ATTACHED southern portion Of civ and
MUIR northern portion. Eoeny dis.
peIsed. re,rea'ioe in many directions ::
Johnston's casualties ono man killed
oo' se'iously snd two slightly wound,
ed four field pieces and ouantitv
ride captured. This movom,pt of
Johns'oo's ably conducted aod import.
aDt in results.
Enemy reported in large force and
heavily eotreoohed at and net, Santa
Cruz LaSuua de Bay Scbwan sw,.g.
,og bis troops on that point. His lei,
,s at town OF Bay. few miles east
Ca'auba snd bis right consisting of
cavalry, at city Of Taysbasgo, otis"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-24

Atlanta, Ga, Jan 20 Edward G..
flanagan, the triple murderer, led 8
desperate prisoners today in an at
tempt to escape from Jail at Decatur,
live miles from Atlanta Flanagan
felled the jailor to the floor with a
blow from heavy piece of iron, but
the injured man was game. and draw.
ing his pistol fired into the gang of
prisoners Flanagan was shot through
the thigh and fell The ,.er pris.
oners. cowed by 40 fate of their
leader, hesi,sted The shots attract.
ed the attention Of the jailor's family
and' snmmonlng assistance. they
managed to overcome the prisoners
aud all were locked up Fiansgan's q
wound ie not dangerous
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-24
sDaily. tDaily except Sunday.
M. 81 runs through to Colrmhis Win Can.

Dally. TDaiIy except Sunday.
NJ: 81 runs through to Col1mbis via Cen.
raj r. r. of 8. @.
Trains Nos. 7s and 80 run via Wilson and
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connection for all points North.
Trains on G. b D. r. R. leave Florence
1aiiy except Sunday 8 90 q 10, arrive Darling.
ION 10 10 10, Hartsvills 8 IS q 10, Cheraw
II 30 10, Wadesboro' 2 IS p m. Leave
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rive Darlington = 20 p 20, BennettsvilIe II
2 N, Gibson 9 AS p 10. Leave Florence
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10 06 q m
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hngton Sunday only so 70, arrive Flor.
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J. R KENLEY, JNO.F. DIVINE.
zen Manager Gen'l Sup't
T. N EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
b. F" EMERSON. Gen'l Pass. Agent
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APPOINTMENT OF COUNTY DIS.
PENSERS

The governor sGali appoint county
dlspcnsers upoL The recommendation Of
the legislative delegation from each
county in which d;spen aries are
located Such assistants az necessary
may also be appointed by the governor.
aud dlspensers and assistants shall serve
Tor two years, unless removed by the
governor for cause. Applications for
positions OF county dispenser shalt be
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applicant. aud filed With a member of
the delegation. and shall state pctiroo.
ers residence and business, and VT at
business ho hss been engaged in two
years previously, and has never been
adjud9ed guilty ct violating the law a.
to ixtox'cs'iog liquors, nor the keeper
OF restaurant or public place OF
amusement. aud is not addicted TO the
use OF Intoxicating liquors AZ bever.
age. A bond must be given 10 the
cum Of $4,000 The bond to 90 for
use OF State and county, or persons
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