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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-15
no SUPPRESS THE boxers.
Naval Commanders Of Christian Ma
tons at Taku Act in Harmony.
Railway from TIeD TuIn to PskIn WIN BE
Opsnsd and Arunored Train Run-1Lsth-
OdIss lIIssIoa Society Reports
Grave State OF Atari

London, June 12--Extreme meas
ures have been inaugurated by the
foreign commanders in China for the
purpose Of suPPressing the boxers
The naval commanders Of the Chris
tan countries now at Taku, proceed
ing in concert, have taken steps to re-
open the railway from lien Tsin to
Pekin by force Of arms. Workmen
are already repairing the road and
composite force Of 1,5OO men, drafted
from the foreign squadrOns in Chi
nese waters, are guarding the line
Ordnance and armOred trains are in
readiness with which this body viii
push on to PeIlin when the road is re-
paired. Capt McCaIla and 100 Amer
lean marines are In the body. 1t is ex-
Pected that the crisis viii come when
the line is in readiness for use and
the troops start forward in the ar
mOred train
Methodist Missions In Peril.
New York, June 12.-The following
cable from PeIin was received Mon
day at the Methodist Episcopal board:
''Pekin, June 9.-Massacre native
Christians. Situation foreigners
critical. Press Washington"
This came direct from the mission
airy society at Pekin, Of which Messrs.
Davis and Gsmeweu are in charge.
A copy Of the. message was immedi-
ately sent to President Mckinley. In
repeating the cable message to the
president Rev. A. b Leonard, the mis-
siOnary secretary, added the follow
ing; This means our people are in
great peril and greatly need such pro-
lection as our government can af-
ford
Mission at Tung-ChoE Burned
Berlin, June 12-The German for
eign Office has received a dispatch
from Pelzin, dated Sunday afternoon,
saving the American mission house at
Tung-Chow, the river port Of Pezin,
had been burned by natives The Of
fcials Of the foreign Office suppose
this happened Saturday or Sunday
morning.
Boxers Numb-r 100000
PeIzin- JuEe 1O.-The Sboxer' move
ment affects some hundreds of square
miles. Official dispatches to Vienna
from PeEin aver that the sect is more
powerful than any political party in
600, and manipulated by Jealous and
adrOit men
More Marines for KempH.
Washington, June I'm re-
spouse to an urgent cable mes
sage from Admiral Kemph at Taku
the navy department eabled Admiral
Remy at Manila to at once dispatch
the Solace with 100 marines to Taku.
Alarming Note From Consul Martin
Washington, June 13.-The follow
ing dispatch was received at the state
department from United States Con-
sui Martin:
''Chin Kiang, June 12-Barge num-
Der natives organized into secret so
ciety are halted here People very aP-
prehensive. No protection. Want
cruiser"
Marines XIII 50 Boxers
London, June 13.-Sixteen marines,
accommodating in advance of the in
ternatiOnal column marching to
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-15

Washington, June 12.-Gen. Otis
arrived IN Washington at IA O'clccE
Monday. He went at once to a hotel
and reported at the war depsrtment
later in the day
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-15

Washington, June s.-The naval
bin as passed by both houses allows
the secretary. to contract for armOr
plate at a reasonable price and If the
price be found unreasonable he is d.
rected to purchase a site and erect an
armor plate factory.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-15
annrher - Ambnshed.

Manila, June 1O.-A detachment Of
the FOrfy-fifth infantry, scouting
near Daet, province Of Camarinas Del
Norte, were ambushed and Capt. Al
bert Steinhauser was wounded three
times, two pTivates were killed, eight
wounded and one private missing
The insurgent loss is reported TO b
heavy.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-15

Albany, y. Y, June 13.-GcF.
Roosevelt reiterated his former state
ment relative to accepting the nee
presidential nomination on the repE5-
lean ticket, which he has absolutely
declined. 81 have nothing 70 add.
said the governor, ito what have a.
ready said. Ny decision IS irieF1-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-15
More Marines for KempH.
nInrInea KiI1 Do go

London, June 13.-Sixteen marines,
accommodating in advance Of the in
ternatiOnal column marching to
Pezin, fought and chased 1000 Box
ers Monday, killing 20 or 80.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-15
Bo1erG Numb-r 100000

Pelin- JuEe 1O.-The "bOxer'' move
ment affects some hundreds Of square
miles. Official dispatches to Vienna
from PeI1in aver that the sect Is more
powerful than any political party in
China, embracing no less than 4,OOO,-
600, and manipulated by Jealous and
adrOit men.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10
A Rich Man.

n tax collector one day came TO
Il poor minister in order to assess
the value of his property and to
determine the amount Of taxes.
The minister asked the man to be
seated, which he did. Then the
latter took out his book and asked
"llow much property do you pos
scs."
81 ann :. rich man," answered
the minister.
The official quickly sharpcncd
his pencil and asked intcntly.
'Wcll, what do you own9
The pastor replied: 81 am the
posscssor Of Il Saviour who earn
cd for me life everlasting, and who
has prepared Il place for us in the
Eternal City.
What else -
"l have bravc,. pious wife.
ana solomon says, who can
find Il virtuous woman? for her
price is far above rubics."
"What clsc?"
"llcalthy and obcdicnt children"
"What else? -
"a merry heart, which enables
ne TO pass through life joyfully."
"What clsc?''
"Thats ALL replied the minis
ter.
The official closed his book arose
took his hat and said
on arc indeed rich man, sir.
but your property is not subject
to taxation.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10
THE STATES POSITION,
IN TIE CiiAKYEE-SrAMP aIATrEIs
FORM ALI.E MADE our.
1t VIII If" sent to thu Internal Revenue
ID. ar!mcnc Tnday-The Points Seem
TO 30 well TniSrn and the Out
look III Oii;e FaSorublr.

The Secretary Of State today sent
to the internal revenue department Il
communications stating tho s5tu'o's
Wow Of tho charter stamp case.
It is held, first, that Charter is
not certificate in tho meaning Of
tho act Of Congress.
Second, the requirement to stamp
charters is taxation on tho State, be-
cause charters arc not executed by
corporations and arc not written or
signed by them; but they aro issued
by the Secretary Of State in lis Off
cial capacity,
Third, to tax tho State under such
circumstances is wrong, in that in
tho issuing Of charters the Secretary
is performing an official function Of
government.
1t is requested that If tho papors
submitted arc not sufficient, and bo-
1Ofo the department comC3 to final
conclusion, if it decides that such
papers arc taxable, that tho State is
to have hearing through tho Attor-
ncy General.
Undor tho law Of tho State, the
corporation cannot etiX the stamp,
for it has nothing to do with the
issuing of charter. Under the law,
tho Secretary Of State cannot place
them on such papers, for there is no
provision made for him doing so.
1t is believed that The Secretary Of
State has mado u strong casc and
that the department will sus! ain him.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10
Longing for the Country.

81 must have some rest this sunl-
mcr,' said the clock 81 am all
run down.
81 think | need country scat,'
said the easy chair, leaning on ifs
elbow.
81 am getting played out"
said the piano; "a little air would
be a good thing for me-.
"rhaps what l want,' said the
sofa; ca little fresh air at the
springs"
81 should go with the sofa,
and lounge in the woods,' said
the footstool.
"lf my legs were stronger,
said the table. "I should 40 to the
country for some lcavcs.'
"Lct me rcilcct,' said the mir
ror; "thcy have very plainlooking
lasscs there, too, do they not3"
"You make be blush," said the
divan--and here the household
closed the folding-doors and shut
them all up-Boston Commercial
Bulletin.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10
HrndcIX' MIL News.
Hot aud dry.

Hot and dry.
Tho most Of orr farmers are about
through layios by their crops.
We havo noticed the past week
that crops i'll several sections are
suffering for rain.
Mr.. Ja9. Shccly, Of Wcssingor's,
visited in upwell section on last Sun
day.
We notice that there arc moro
peas sown and planted along our
roads through the county than for
some years past, and most Of them
arc looking we'll.
On our rounds through the county
we noticed somo fino fields Of corn
and cotton in tho Ljttio Mountain,
MI. Pilgrim and ST. Lu!;o's sections.
Long Bros. hovo moved their saw
mill from near Bethel church, to Mr..
Jno. A. Nichols.
Cook is keeping our roller mill at
this place hustlIng night and day.
Mcssrs. Wm. II. Long and G.. Sam
Moore, Of near here, attended the re-.
union Of tho old soldiers at Green.
wood.
Died on "Wednesday, August 1st =,
little Lola Nay, tho infant daughter
Of Mr.. and MRS. Clifton Dominick.
Her remains wero laid to rest in
Zion grave yard on Thursday after
noon. The funeral services were
conducted by Rov. j. ". Blanton.
come few cases Of fovcr arc re-
ported in different sections.
Nlessrs j. W. Mayor and Il. w.
Taylor have the Gne0t upland corn
we have seen this year.
We are glad to report that Mr.. j.
Wilson Long,, who has been confined
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10
OUR GItEATEIt EDITION.
Ktnd Words From Somo or our Exchanges
on our Industrial Edition.
(AbbeviIlo Press and Banner.

(Abbevllo Press and Blnner.)
The Greatorss Edition of tho Now
berry Horald and News deserves its
title. 1t is an admirable presenta.
ton of Nowberry's best features; and
of these sho has as many as any city
Of it's sizo on earth. 1t will provo q
good advertisement for the city as
very pretty souvenir for it's citizens
and others who feel deep interest
in her welfare. News.
This publication, issued by tho
Jiorald and News, was placed in cir
culation yesterday A. glance at it
shows that it contains twenty. four
largo pages and cover, illustrated with
good cuts of public buildings, chur-
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10

moro or less enthusiastic, and most
of them vouchsafod immense MAORI
ties rs tho results of tho coming
election. Ono old gentleman throw
his arms around Mr.. Bryan's neck
and promised him Il thousand votes
as the results Of his own individual
efforts.
Shortly before o'clock tho parade
was formed to escort tho Bryan and
Stevenson party to tho special train
which was to convey them to India
napolis. A fow minutes later tho
party left the Sherman house and
entering the carriages in waiting,
took their places in tho limo of march
ut the Illinois Central station, where
the special Big -Four train awaited
tho party. P:oceodIng Messrs Bryan
and Stevenson and party was the
Cook County Democracy band, and
following the carriages Of the dis
tinguiehed Democratic leaders wcro
the members of tho. Cock County
Democracy to tho number Of $50 and
about 100 other local Democratic
politicians, were to accompany tho
party to indianapolis. A cheering
crowd lined the s'rcets. The party
at once boar Gcd the train and at 80
p. III. the start for indianapolis WAS
made, amid prolonged cheering
from crowd Ct several thousand
which had gathered to witness tho
department.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10
TWICE n WEEK, $3.50 A YEAR

bcforc tho end Of the month. 1t is
hard to keep the house clean, as tho
dust is blowing almost ovcry lay.
INDIA looks very brown and dry these
days.
"Ihls is Monday morning. We
had Il pleasant Sabbath. Our ser
vices began with Sabbath school ut
O'Clock. Wo study tho samo les
sons as you. L have a class of boys.
We all sit down on the floor of tho
church. 1t is covered with mating.
"Aftor tho Sabbath school we have
young peoples meeting, and then at
/ O'Clock in tho afternoon | have
junior meeting at tho mission house.
We arc studying the lifo Of Christ
this ycar and tho little folks aro
much Interested. At 6 p. M, we go
TO church for public services.
"lcstcrdny the native pastor, Rev.
Mnllu, was not very we'll, so ho sat
on the floor and preached to IS. Io
was very simply dressed in Il white
muslin inckct and wido trousers,
made something like divided skirt.
His white hoad dress lay on the floor
beside him.
"In the evening | had meeting
first with tho famine children and
thon with tho boarding school girls.
Tho famine children do not know
much panjabi yet. The first verse I
taught thom and wanted them to
know WAS this: God is love- When
thoy can understand that, then I
think thoy will soon learn to love
God. We want to savo their souls
as we'll us their bodies. You will
pray that through this terrible fam-
mo many little ono may find Christ
tho 'brcal Of hfo.' Very sincerely,
EMMA DEAN ANDERSON"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10
= Nowbcrry Go. ST 1860.
hlcClnrc,s Magazine for August.
lJl.ON.k.

The Midsummer Fiction Number
OF McClure,s Magazine, with cover
by Louis Loeb, suggesting by it's rich,
warm following tho lassitudc of the
season, and with a strong list Of wcll-
known adept in the art Of story
telling, produce at onco Il pleusing
impression. TO this number Frank
IL. Spcarmnn contributes tho first
OF anew series Of railway stories,
telling Of tho exciting race of n train
Of yellowstone Park oxcursiouists
with runaway "frcight." Jack Lon
dor, tho young California, has in this
ISSUE " tale Of tho pcrilous journey
Of q Klondiko minor and his Indian
WlIe to obtain relief for Il starving
camp; this story is imaginative in
highest dc8roc, and possesses strik-
lng local co'or extraordinary pathet-
&c force. Another strong is "a Bill
from TI.fanys's" by Josiah Flynt,
the we'll known explorer of criminal
life, and Francis Walton. Tho life,
ofmcntropolitan policeman AMI
professional thieves is graphically
portraycd; and there is keen relish
in tho account Of the moans by which
Detective Charley Minick secured
funds for thoo purchase of his wifos
jowcls. Tho relations Of "guns"
(mcmbors Of tho thioving guilD with
one another are .oatcd in a highly
Illuminating mGnner. Equal if not
creator interest attaches to ono
or two stories founded on fact
TO w. ID. llulbort's story of Mich
isNn porcnpinc, with illustrations by
a. Radcly1ro DuHmoro whose stu
dies Of mocklne- birds and other ami
mails hayo attracted much attention
and also to Lieutenant- Commander
Glllmoro's account, beginning in
this number, Of tho extraordinary
hardship Of bis part in tho wild OF
Imzon, whore brutal dcnth more
than onco seemed imminent. The
illustration to this article arc by W.
R. Leigh, anl aro vclously rca
listic. The number also contains
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10
SENATOR LU!.pIN OF hampton
Express the Es'i-f Thn. MrSwecncy Will
49, Elec.cd.

Maj William II. Maulain, state
senator fresn Hampton, was here
last night visiting his mother and
brother, Mr.. &. Il. Mauldin, says the
Anderson Mail. He left for Spartan
burg on business this morning.
Senator Mauldin was approached for
an interview. He always has a good
word for Anderson, his native county.
As he had only Il few moments in
which to take the train it was i'm
possible for tho major to talk long.
Besides he is thorough going bust
ness man and docs not court notoriety.
Only time enough was at his disposal
when the reporter ran upon him for
him to say in reference to politics
that Hampton county was for Gov.
McSweeney's re. election; that he had
made good executive and his ser
vices were being more and moro APP
preciatod all over the state. Ho
thought the attacks of certain oppo-
nents on the governor were doing
him more good than harm.
ga good DEAL" said the senator
"ls heard about Charleston's vote in
tho govornatorial race. I an salts
fed that the oisintcrestod vote Of the
business mon Of Charleston will be
cast for Governor McSwceney. I
don't know who the politicians down
there will support"
GLOW about Richland, Senator?
81 can say the same thing of Rich
land that I say Of Charleston. Nc
Sweeney has given the state a sensi-
bic, conservative, business like adj
ministration and no people of tho
state are better satisfied that this ia
true than those who live at and noar
the capitol. Columbia will stand by
the governor"
"Have you boen in other counties
Of late SO as to form an opinion as to
how they will go?' eyes. [ was at
Abbeville the other day where I sold
$4,000 worth of building material
and WAS assured by many well. posted
people that while that county might
60 for it's home candidate, Mr.. Gary,
there wero good reasons to believe
that McSwcenoy's chancos wero ex-
cellent even in old Abbovillo." The
senator spoke of personal esteem for
Colonel Hoyt. He thinks the race
lies between McSweeenoy and Hoyt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10

| chCE StOres hllSiuC&S a.E rrDfpSiOu
a, men. '.... r,i;.,mc,t. ara
quito uumrr,us. a,i tn, rcv;nw or
tho actiyitics or Nowhcrrv md hrr
sister towns is rlI thnt cnn bo oxnoct-
ed in the en2rn ri cnmmu,,l II nro
sonts fairly u9o3 npncoraoco. and
aupcrior to somr surh editions which
havo coma un1.r onr nh.rrvut;,,
Tho pretty illustrated c3vor adds vnrv
much to it, at;ractiycnr.s, Alfred
Collins, tho compiler, has pottcu ont
several 'similay edition., il ihis Statc
anl docs III, work ,rau --Nryyhprrv
Observer
Wc arc n rcrvip! Of the Ncwbcrry
Herald and Newy- Gr,;.tcr Nn,yborrv
Edition. L, ~ printed ~ a very ar
tistic manuer and reflects, great credit
on tho maua.rrmi.t C the Iloruld
and News. They publish an up.to.
Aato paper il m rp-to date stylc.-
Voico of tho People.
A copy of .v%o "Grcatcr Ncwbcrry
Edition" OF tho Nowhprry Herald
and News has been received at tll,
ottiro. IA Il tvpo .,rui,ical iJt if !, s.,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10
Pays His Debts.

One of the leading business mon
of Columbia remarked the other day
that Gov. McSweeney should be
elected as he was No. 1 man and
one Governor who paid his debts.--
Chaplin News.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10
ABOUT THE FIGHT.
What the Papers Say OF tho Fish: Bctwc. II
Patterson and Gary.

Tho tight between Gary and Pat
terson was over a question Of did and
and didn't. Now that the fight is
over we are still wondering whether
Gary did or whether he didn't. And
if nobody is able to decide that point,
what was tho good Of the fght?-
Yorkville Enquirer.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10

If Gary and Patterson would ro-
lieve the State Of further disgrace,
they would now step down and out.
The votes recorded for mon who do
not know enough to behave them
selves with the becoming dignity
that is expected Of a chief executive,
will not be crcditable to South Caro-
lima even if ono or the other Of the
mon should be elected Tho only
decent course for these gentlemen is
to withdraw.-Yorkvillo Enquirer.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10

Religion is worth more to a min
ister than learning but the kind Of
religion that docs not stir a minis
ter up to seek for learning is of
doubtful value.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10

Candidates Gary aud Patterson
indnlgcd in fight at Laurens last
Saturday. There were number of
ladies' in the audience at tho timo
and some Of them camo near fainting
as result Of the "scrap" Now amt
that nice business for two men who
have the "gall' to ask tho people to
place them in tho Governors chair?
We wonder if thoir display of COW.
ordice would bo mistaken for cour-
age Both Of them knew that thoy
could not fight in that crowd. Thon
why did they not wait until they
were alono if they wanted to fight?
Things have surely como to n protty
pass whom such a kettle of fish put
themselves up as leaders Of men and
advocates Of measures. Gaffney
Ledger.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10

IF you would be wealthy, think
Of saving as we'll as getting.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10

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"li,c Of IN, Nros,nrn Mr. ! y
Whclploy also ryposcs the rcco,t
attomp1 20 RusS;a to enter into an
international wheat combination
with this couutr,
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tho othor mnr,.:,,,r :, ~, hor,, ot
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yoars old throur, his nano,, nrovor.
was rather lor,t when hrrukfns, wo,
WAITING, and ha understood to boot
a uuict rctrcw 10 the kitchen Sud.
denly thcro WA, y cre.h and q tphlo
with its contents, rcll TO TN, floor
with tho voun,- l,srrt,r from ,b,,
family alter brucath it. pravcr.
woro intcrrupt,l tcmnorurilv md
when they wcro resumed tho father
uravod for tho uou-htv how 4 sh,r,
timo lutcr tho lu1,s mo,hor ro,,ra
him in n c]osot unsto;ys lvo w,.
sobinr h;ttorlv
"Oh mumol" Lo c1c1,;u,J ind;
oonoptlv unon, io,l, GoJo, Ill u,a
bad things ! Io I'm, ror,r TOLL, ,,;,,
a word ubout ll,o ,,oo1 thut,. !, mo y
A''''''''''s A0>JnG InGia 1r'" ram'shoo
A lcttcr Of decided interest, cspo-
cially al this season Of tho ycar when
America and all civilized countries
arc deeply symputhzinr with fam.
ishod India and her starving millions,
was received by Mrs. Annice Quick,
pf DHn tr,,,, l,,, ,I,n,t ttl,,,l. r,-.