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THE BRITISH
MISMANAGEMENT.
Responsible for Much of the
Suffering in India.

The New York Independent pub
fishes an article by Edgar Aele, for
merIy editor OF an organ of the Brit.
ish government at johannesburg,
who has made a special stady OF
South African and Indian affairs. Nh
Mels does not hold the British gov
ernment blameless for the present
conditions in India.
"Leavipg aside the pareimony OF
the government, he says. "the fact
remains that With Great Britain rests
the onus of the frequent recurrence
of the famines und their terrible
consequences One hundred and
forty FIVE years of control by the
East India company and $50 years
control by Britain has left India no
better off than it was 500 years ago
in the matter Of famines, at least.
To show bow little is done to prevent
famines the writer will quote the
official figure
"In 1897 SO the expenditure for
military and military works vas
$50, 100000 in round figures For
the far more important work Of
irrigation it was s3,0o0,0 ,00o .. The
expenditure durlng the same period
for salaries to government officials
was $50, 900, 900 /; for the relief OF the
famine stricken cply $1,000, was
spent.
"But By far the most serious
charge, and one :hat has 80 tar been
hushed up with considerable success
is the one which imputes the dlsap-
pearsnce of famine fund of 500, ,00o,.
900 to government officials Shortly
after the famine of 1877 the govern
ment :hen 10 power-Lord Lytton be-
ing the viceroy-decided to take pre-
caution agains, the recurrence OF the
distress of that year. Accordingly
every native in the British provin
ces was taxed and the above sum
raised.
"Time passed and many good crops
drove all thought of famine out of
The heads of the government. Then,
with the audiences of thunder-clap
came the famine OF 1898, finding the
government not only totally unp5e-
pared, but with white elephant on
it's hands in the shape OF missing
famine fupd Every effort was made
to hush up the scandal A report
was sent broadcast that the fund had
been utilized in building military
roads and for similar purposes The
public at large, being complacent,
shrugged its collective shoulders and
said nothing The press Of India re
malued remarkably quiet-all save
tbe Bouabey Guardian, which charged
openly that someone was guilty Of
theft and maIfeassnce But the fam
Inc soon rose ugpermost IN the minds
Of alI and the famine tupd was for
gotten. y
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Masters Sale.

DY VIRTUE of Decree of the Court OF
ID Common Pleas for Samter county, in
the State of South Carolina, IN the case CT
Ella P. McFaddo against Charles Will
hanson, The Imperial Fetlizer Company,
Tne Rasin Fertilizer Company and Tbodors
Mechers aud A Melcaers, copartuers as
Melchers l. Co, | will sell at public auction,
to the higb hes. bidder. at the Court House in
the city OF Sumter ir said coanty aod State,
on salesiay 10 August, 1907 being toe sixth
day OF said month, during the usual hours Of
sale. the following described real estate, TO
wit
"Ai! that :ot of land situate il the city OF
Sumter. couoiv OF Sumter and State of South
Carolina lying on the west SIDE OF Couacli
s;ree;, end measuring cae uaodre3 and sixty
:h:ee fee: END SIX inches troct 90 Couuci;
street, one siardred and seveniy-1wo feet IL
deptu OF the nc:t1e-n lac, one hnudred and
six,r-n;oe feet aod f1u: inches 10 aeGth on
the souta linz, aad oae hundred ard Sky.
Two feet cnd foac lncaes more or iess o.
the back l:ae-boccied on the csst 5T Coua-
Gil street, nnr.h ov the parsonage lot OF tie
,:eteocis, ;oisccps Church, Soufh, Suntsr
station. sou,n vy land formerly Of l. n. LIZ
tie and wife acd wes by land noT Or former
" of n a Maddsn y
Terms oi sale cash Purchaser 10 psy for
papers
H. FRANK WILSON,
july IL SOD. Master
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. Its n?arve!
Eous action
on the d!:s-
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Tired of Them

1t becomes evident more aad more
that the people CT ,he NORTH ara
getting tired oi the negro Even the
politicians OF ;ae republican party
60 not cultivate his good viii and
irateraiza with him as formerly i;
has come to this shat the southern
Negro is of no use in national poll
lies except TO help nominate tie
candidate fer president, and s:1ce ;he
nomination this year was a ;oregopa
conclusion. the sou;heso delegate was
nc: o! alucn consequence IL Pni;adeI
p:lia, aid therefore did 20: receive
much attention irom the leaders 0:
tue G.. o 2
So marked of late has become the
change OF northern feeling toward
the Negroes that leading men of that
race are endesvoripg to organize a
Negro party -Greenviile News
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Gen Butler Arrives at The
Old Boer Capital.

London, July The war Office
to-day issued the following dispatch
from Lord Roberts :: -
pretoria, July Gen Butler ar.
rived this morning He looked very
well. and is apparently none the
worse for the hard work ne has gone
through during the past e;gat
months
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President D,az Reelected.

Ci::7 Of Mexico. Jaly 9.-Tnc eicc-
toral Colleges net in the chief towos
and cities ali over there pat.ic today ADD
cas-: their votes for p7esidcn: The
returos will come 10 slowly from the
outlying states, cut great majority Of
the votes were cast from Gen Diaz. in
surriog bis reelection for the te7n Of
four yesrs from December next
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SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,
COLUMBIA, S. G.

ABB S, A. NJ, LIB L l. Courses
Soring Courses free for Teachers Fourteen
Professors $4,000 volumes in library e1-
cslleu, laboratories, class rooms, gymnasium
,nirmary. athletic grouods. Tuition $40,
other fees SIS, session tuition remitted.to
needy students Expenses Sl35 to Sl75
session. Certified Pupils from forty-fve Ac-
credited Schools enter its Freshman Class
without examination.
Entrapce and Normal Scholarship Exam:-
ca.ions neld at every county eeat. Friday,
Juiy &c, 900, By County Superintendents
Mex, session opens Sept IS, 1900. For
catalogue, address,
F. c. WOODWARD, President.
June
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BIsmarck'A Iron Nerve.

Was the result .: rs splendid health. L.
dotn;table will an tremendous eicrsy are not
.ouad whore Stomach. Liver, Kidneys aud
Bowels are ou, Of order. II you want these
qualities and the success they bring, use D..
Kings New Life Pills They develop every
power of brain and body. Only 2oc at j. F.
w DeLormes Drug Store. 20
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SOUTH CAROLINA MILITRY
ACADEMY.

One Beneficiary Scholarship is to be filed
from Sumter County by competitive e1ami-
natious Application blanks, with accom-
papying instructions, NAV be obtained from
the County Superintendent OF Education.
These blanks, properly dlled out. muat he io
tbs bands of COL C S. GADSDEN, Cbair-
man Board of Visitors, by the first day of
August July 4-2t
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
b. & o. Fan Schedule

Commencing November %, the b. &
o. Fall schedule will 80 into effect. The
following changes are announced: From
Wilmington west bound: The Royal
Limited for Baltimore and Washington
viii be changed from 5.39 p. m. to 20
p. m. The Baltimore, Washington, Gin
cinmati and St Louis express from
lO.l2 p. m. to 1915 D. m (this train
will not stop at Newark. Dell: the
express leaving at S.04 p. m. will stop
It Newark, Del. The accommodation
rain for Baltimore. Sundays only. from
$40 a. m. to 905 a. m, and from G.3S
p. M. TO 6.i3 p. m. For Sngerly and
way stations, from 6.15 D. m. 10 6.25 u.
m., daily except Sunday. East bound .
Express for Philadelphia and New York
changed from 2.35 p m. to Pa D. m.
INC Royal Limited from 5.19 %. m. ia
l.lS p. m, express from G.23 D. m. 10
5.2l p. m. and from 7.43 p. m. TO 7.42
,. m Philadelphia accommodation
from ESQ p. m. to 6.35 p IN, daily:
from 1925 a. m. to 1888 n. m. and
from S.55 p. m. 90 9.OS p. m. SUNDAYS
only. No change IS made in the Ian
ienherg branch trains. Particular M
tention is called TO the fast Phlladel-
phia and New York express leaving
Delaware avenue station at 6.27 u. m.
This train makes no stops between
Wilmington and Philadelphia. and will
be found very convenient for theatre
gOers.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
MANY CLAMORING
Fur POSITIONS
Politicians WLO Want Ap.
pOintmentS by Levy
Court

OF the positions to be filled by the
new Levy Court there seems 10 be a
oesire on the part OF every party man
10 be a bridgetender. The emolumen- IS
Cf the positions are not such as would
cause many 20 part company with a
good Job. such as those held by me-
chanic or any other steady position,
yet there are as many as twenty-five
applicants for each Of the br dges in
this city.
The new Levy Court viii have the
appointment OF a tender for the Third,
seventh. Eleventh street bridges, Market
street over Brandywine and Christlana.
Washington street Newport and
Churchman's and lamp-lghter o,
Cnristiana at the bridge over the
creek Of that name. The court viii
also have 10 appoint two janitors and a
fireman IN the Court House. For these
there is a long list Of applicants. Be
sides these, four constables for this
city and one for each hundred outside
Of Wilmington are to be appointed. All
Uf the appointments will be made IA
March, until which time the new com
missioncrs must bear good naturedly
the pleadings OF the applicants.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
ENTRIES FOR Y. NJ. G. A. SPORTS
Several Members will Take Part in Pull.
Hp and Indian Club Race

Contestants entered in the Y. NJ c.
A. indoor sports for tomorrow night
are; Charles +. Perkins, Charles b.
Gasser. Joseph Hance, f. l.. Shilling.
Frank Light, Charles r. Malone, Will
liam II. Saunders. Charles b. Dannen-
berg, f. p. McSorley, William b. Fos-
ter Warren Vedder, J. b. Tucker, +.
II Megaw, Levi Foster, Edwin II.
Cooper, Kerop Khoumrian. Robert p.
Stuart and George Donahue
These are in the pull-up on the hori-
zontal bars and the Indian club race.
The man making the highest aver
age in each evening viii be credited
with five. the second, four, and on
down to one. and the contestants scor-
ing the most points in the entire series
will be awarded handsome loving cups
and tankards.
The gymnasium team will give an
exhibition OF pyramids and work on
the elephant"
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
DIED

DAVIS.-In this city, on November 20,
1900, Eliza Ann, wife of the late
William b. Davis, in her 18th year.
WINGATE.-In this city, on Novem-
Der 21 1900. w. Heisler, son of Lewis
and Anna Wingate, aged years and
9 months and 20 days.
Funeral private.
MINKER.-In this city, on November 49,,
1900. Mary Minker, aged as years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral. from the
residence of her husband, John w. Min
ker, No. 1905 Spruce street, on Thursday
afternoon, November -, at o'clock.
Services I'm Epworth NJ. e. Church at 215
O'Clock. Interment Riverview Cemetery.
|SHARPE.-In this city. on Monday, No
vember 10, 1900, Sarah j. Sharpe, aged
50 years.
Relatives and friends of the family are
invited 60 attend the funeral services, at
the residence of her son-in-law, Henry II.
Durc, No. 900 West street, on Wedncs-
day afternoon, at o'clock. Interment
private.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
SENT A WONDER BAG
TO INDIAN TERRITORY
Special to the Evening Journal.

altAlii 10 the hNenluE IouTuNl.
Glasgow, Nov. 20.-The Ladies' Mis-
sionary Society held its monthly meet
ing November II at Pencader Church.
The wonder bag which was packed by
the ladies for Miss Mathues, who as a
missionary I'm Indian Territory, was
sent last week.
The funeral OF NJ. Stewart Reybold
will be held at St. Georges, November
2l, at 1 o'clock. Stewart, who is the
S-year-old son of Mrs. Margaret
Reybold, had been i'll for six weeks
with typhOid-pneumOnia.
A very enjoyable supper was given
by The Rev. and Mrs. T. c. Potter to
Mrs. l.. +. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Frazer DR.. and Mrs. w. T..
skinner.
Mrs. S. z. Black. OF Glasgow, is visit
ing relatives in Wilmington.
Mr.. Speakman has been visiting in
Glasgow.
Special services are being held in
the NJ. e. Church. Glasgow this week.
The final report of the fair and sup
per held in Pencader Church, Novem-
Der 1 and ?, shows a net proceeds OF
SITS.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
FIFTY MILLIONS FOR RIVERS
PhiladyIphia's Share Of appropriation Will
Depend on Activity Of Her COngreSSmen

Washington, Nov. 21.-The most i'm
portant legislation to Philadelphia
which will be passed at the coming
session Of Congress will be the River
and Harbor bill.
II will carry an appropriation Of
upwards Of $50,O000 900 for internal i'm
provements. What Philadelphia s
share will be depends entirely upon
the activity Of its members OF Con-
gress.
The largest item for that city will be
the appropriation for continuing the
work Of deepening the channel in the
Delaware river and improving the
stream at the Breal1water.
The back channel at League Island
Navy Yard will also come in for its
share of money, and the Schuylkill
will not be overlooked by the mem
bers whose districts are contiguous to
that stream.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
MYSTERY CONNECTED
WITH TROLLEY WORK

Chester, Nov. 21.-Seven hundred
Italians and negroes, with horses,
picks, shovels and material for rail-
road building arrived in this
city after dark from Wilmington
and Philadelphia, and started to con-
struct a street railway from Market
Square out Third street towards Phila-
delphia The streets are being exca-
waited, poles erected and rails and ties
laid Going at the present speed the
road from Market Square to Rid.
ley Creek win be ready to run cars on
to-day.
There is some mystery connected
with this work, which was started af.
ter dark, while Mayor Jeffer.s is al
Harrisburg 1t is believed to be 9
branch Of the Philadelphia and Chester
Trolley Company, which is going tC
use the Island road.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21

trayal of the "Man-o'- Wars Man" at
the Opera House last night The audi
ence was large and thoroughly appreci-
ative Mr.. Shsa Is too well and favor
ably known here to need comment, but
the supporting company is the best he
ever has had, and the roles are care
fully selected. This afternoon Irving S
great play, The Bells VIII be given,
and tonight the attraction is Or
Jel1yll and Mr.. Hyde. and the demand
for tickets is immense. Those who
have seen both say that the work OF
Mr.. Shea compares very favorably with
that of Richard Mansfield in the dual
role
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
New Rnrces chnrt...a

Now steel barge No. 4. built by the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
Tor the Rockland- -Rockport COMPANY.
arrived IN Philadelphia port ye-ter-
DAY and was chartered. together with
Barge No. /, owned by the same com
pany, to load 800 tons OF coal each
Tor Boston at 70 cents per ton freight
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
Are Cunning for Deer

Harrington. Nov. 21.-Ex- Speaker Of
me senate Harrington, ex-State Audi
.OI LENDS, Senatcr-elect Harrington.
eN-County Treasurer Harrington. OK
lev Courtman Collins and John b.
Milshaln leit here yesterday for Wav-
cry ga, Tor ten days cunning for
ueer ana wild turkey. This is their
tenth annual trip. "
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
reception by Grace cleaners

Grace Cleaners gave a reception on
Monday evening at the Ehome OF Miss
Mae Appleby, No. 1114 Jefferson street.
Vocal and instrumental music was
rendered by several OF the guests. Miss
May Cam and Miss Gertrude Lackey
gave recitations.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
CONTRACT FOR DREDGING
Delaware Construction Company Gets
Eastern Shore Job

For the Chesapeake and Atlantic
railroad the Delaware Construction
Company. Of this city, has contracted
20 dredge at the terminus of the line
in Claiborne. on the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland
About $4,000 yards Of material arc
to be removed. and the contract price
is understood to be between $1,000 and
$1,000.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
union RenubIIcnns Meet

J. Edward Addicks, ]. Frank Alice
Of Dover: Dr. C. r. Layton, of George
town. and s. John Abbott, were in
Wilmington yesterday, but none OF the
party would say why the meeting was
held.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
Reception to Former Members

In the Y NJ. C. A. Hall last night
the White membership team gave a
reception % the former members OF
the association. There was musical
entertainment and a general good
time was enjoyed. The gym" team
gave an exhibition.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
Stole His Diamond stud

During the Republican parade on Sat-
urday night an unknown thief stole a.
diamond stud from the shirt of Herbert
K. Watson, druggist, at Eighth and
Market streets.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
FnII Cnused Hia ncnth

An inquest was held last night on
the body OF Edward Brya n,who was
killed by falling from a train in New
ark on Sunday morning. The jury
gave verdict to that effect.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
Band VIII root Soon

Ample funds have been raised by the
young men Of Newport to purchase in
struments, and In "A few DAYS Millerr
Cornet Band will be a footing reality
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
Sold Hotel Property

HUBERT Cassidy has sold the hotel
property at No. POS Market street TO
George II. Lewis. for $4,000
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
Dr. ISeigwIn at 81. PanI,s

In St. Pauls Church on Friday even
ing the Rev A. N. Ke.gwin. ID. d., OF
Evening journal., 1900-11-21

For Cold In the Head. Laxative
Bromo-Quinine Tablets.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21

Wednesday, Nov. Fl, 1900.
Choice California n av a |
Oranges. The first Of the season.
We have them. soc. doz.
aANSCOM'S, Seyeuth and Market Sis.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21

M stock Blankets Plush
w Oher three four houses combined all the patterns
and We handle the quality money
labor produce and always low and
lower than other houses ask for inferior goods.
Mixed Wool Cotton Blankets price,
s125 our price S5
Blankets lbs
regular si5 125
Mixed Wool Square Horse Blankets SO weight b
Mixed Wool Blankets
Mixed
Awoo Blankets patterns
regular price si our price ........ ......... 800
AWoo Square Horse Blankets fancy patterns
regular price '5. our price .. ... S75
Extra Quality Fine Lambs Wool Fancy Plaid Blankets
guaranteed weight b regular $3.50
Of
Blankets, 76xSO guaranteed lbs.
cur price ......... -. 45O
SOxS4
lbs, $3.50, 5OO
Quality Fancy Stripe Blankets
weight lbs, price ZOO
Plaid Plain
size SzO guaranteed weight lbs regular price So 500
pay double the money many you buy Blankets and
Robes from other dealers Why not get moneys buying
Evening journal., 1900-11-21

nc contest Dc open until De-
cember 81 You are entitled 10
one vote for every fifty cents
worth you buy The Furniture ie
now on exhibition az liarman's
Furniture Warerooma. 40 King
street. The next count of votes
will be tomorrow evening. al
$50. Come in and see them be-
ing counted.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21

Thomas f. Shea and his fine support
ing company gave a delightful por-
Evening journal., 1900-11-21

Waldron and Bryants magnificent
burlesque production "The Trocadero"
pens an engagement at the Academy
Of Music tomorrow night. which is
limited to three nights and two NATL
nees. The company is the largest on
the road and is in addition the most
handsomely costumed and equipped.
rhe bill includes two burlesques and
m olio Of eight specialties. A feature
is made of the Illuminated pictures
which are most magnificently present
ID. The box office for the sale Of re-
served seats openB at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21
AMONG THE PLA YERS.

In the play, The Flaming Arrow, -
to be presented at the Opera House on
Monday and Tuesday nights, Go Won
Go Mohawk, the Indian actress, will be
seen to great advantage. The manage
ment has surrounded her with a COM
petent and capable company. All spe-
eial and appropriate scenery has been
provided, together with minute and
Elaborate costuming, the details of
which were furnished by Two Moons
The old Indian warrior. who was ac-
knowledged TO be in the fight in which
General Custer was massacred A grand
street parade will be given on the day
of the performance by the Indian
brass band, led by w. S. Killey, the
worlds champion bugler.
Evening journal., 1900-11-21

Are the equal Of any shown
in other stores for $40 and
sra, beside we show more
styles from which to choose.
There are elegant Cassi-
meres, smooth black Thibets,
unfinished Worsteds, neat
check and striped Worsteds,
striped Flannels and others,
No matter how low our
prices you can depend upon
the fact that the cloths are
thoroughly reliable for wear,
excelently tailored through
out. All seams double
stitched and silesia stayed.
A positive guarantee from
ripping.
We also want TO impresS
you with the fact that we
guarantee a perfect fit.
There are no better Suits
made for $40 or SIa than
these We are selling for IS. 50.
The vote az the last count for
the Handsome Library Suite OF
Furniture TO the most Popular
Fire Company was as follows:
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-09
MARSHALL :: REPUBLICAN,.

Object Of meeting stated by chair.
man, to he the nomination of Re
publican ticket for city election, to
be held April Sd, 1900.
w. A. Beatty nominated for may
or by reclamation.
Hardy Green nominated for mar.
shall by reclamation.
James A. Fisher nominated for
collector by reclamation.
Motion made and carried that
city committee lie increased To two
members from each ward, retaining
the M delegate. at.largr.
Convention then temporarily adj.
journcd for the purpose OF making
ward nominations.
Rcconvened by call If chairman.
and the following reports by wards
were presented and read by secre
tary:
First ward offered the following
nominations: Alderman--E. X
Brown. Central committeemen-R.
V. Montague and Thos. Cramwell.
Second ward: Alderman T. $
Leach. Central committeemcn--A.
B. Stewart and Il Il. Barnum.
Third ward: Alderman Jacob
Fink. Central committeeman IL.
II. Parsons and =. II. N'andyke.
DR.. W. W. Webb was elected a.
committecman.at.large.
The ward nominations wcre rati.
fed by the convention, which then
adjourned sine die.
=. II. VAN DYKE. Scc'y.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-09

Commander Of the X mig hts Of Mac.
cahees. has been in our city for
some weexs encouraging and build
ing mp the Marshall Tent. and on
Monday night, thir,y.two new APP
plicants we're initiated at the lodge
rooms. owned By the Odd Fellows
winch The Maecabees have rented
for their Use
The initiatory ceremonies were
conducted by X Il. Anderson.
Great Commander Of St. Louis. rs.
sisted by resident members Of the
order, and the ceremonies on Mon.
day night were no, only instruc
tive. but delightfully."- interesting
throughout. The Marshall Ten,
made n fine ~appcarahc. in their
handsome regalia recently present
cd to them by Tho Supreme Tent
This order promises to he onc Of
the leading lodges Of this city.
The following persons were in
i,iated on Mondav night.
w Avery. J W Bowlcs. DAME,
O'Btian. W " Umbarger. John c
Speck. &C Richards. W B Kin.
caid. l. Il ):lsea. i { McReynolds.
Carl S,amm, ID NJ Conley. J Kre,.
" Is Petry. is O'Bannon. Frank
n Naylor, \ !: Loomis. JAS ]: Nc.
Amis, John FCarr. Frank i Rams.
berger. Henry Nave. a !. Jurden.
a u HOY. Gus Finnncll, J Shelby
Ament. Vim II Houchins. Z {
Barnds. Will Il Rowland. { w
Lacy. Thos Il Mitchell, { n Rand,
" q Rea. 81 Naylor. T N Hcif.
ncr aud W T. Mansur.