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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-10

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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-01-06
C!yburn-Heath ] b! Mule Co.
Jan 19OO-S

Speak of those who do not be-
lieve IN compromising with the
devil as "well meant but misled
people " That will sound so
much smoother than calling them
fools right p' ain out. When you
think you hnve said everything
that will do you any good in the
next primary election, distln-
guished Yourself bv moving to
amc"d he law bv striking out
tweedledum and inserting twec-
dledee, which will doubtless be
adopted by a good majority. This
will satisfy the advocates of the
traffic, and il will be all that
Temperance people eXpcctpf you.
Then when the dog license bin
comes up, YOU can iaugh at il
and offer an amrndment rcuir-
ing all licensed d,g5 to wear
sailor collars and knee breeches
More Of the voters own dogs than
sheep. Don't 90 too far with YOUR
fun. however, as there is.anoth her
element coming into the field
that YOU have not rcckoned upon
heretofore. The bird hunters
are going to combine with the
sheep raisers one of these davs
and shoot you clear over to the
other side Of this question. The
sportSmen are beginning to say that
they would rather pay a license
fax on their dogs than have the
BIRDS nests destroyed by hounds
and ours.
In all your getting don't fail to
get organized for the campaign
yOu are planning for a higher
office, when vou will have use
for friends all over the state, or
at least over a congressional dis
l'lCt. Your constituents may
think strange Of You course at
times, but you can tell them that
they do not understand your mo-
tivc-you need not tell them
what your motive is.
Finally, Lycurgus, distinguish
yourself. Second motions, OBJ
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-01-06
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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-01-06

jert when unanimous consent is
required, call for the previous
qu' sti"n-anything that will
give you an excuse to hob up
You can further immortaliZe
your self by getting a namesake
introduce something, anything
resolution raising committee
to investigate the Copernican
theory, "A bull making it a misde-
meanor for lawyer and news
papers to lc without license, and
requiring all lies 10 be Tabled X,
Xxx, xxx, according to grade
You. might offer a resolution to
def ne and declare the sense OF
tn" general assembly on the cen.
tnrN' question, Or any other old
thing to be called the Lvcurgus
bill resolution or amendment.
No, we are not going to nd.
dress any message TO the lrgisla
ture. We are talking to the mem.
bers now.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-01-06
The Legisture.
Chester Lantern.

Chester Lantern.
The legislature will meet next
Tuesday, if long suffering Prov
dence permit quorum of the
members to live till that dav. We
have no message prepared to
guide them in their deliberations ,
so we have about determined to
let them go it blind.
When the dispensary Ques-
ton comes up they should vehe-
mentl V denounce the rascalIl
officials that have brought scandal
upon the institution, they should
stamp The floor in righteous m
dignation. moisten their tnroat~
with di>p"n~ary sample. aud
pr0nOUce II The b - solution they
have ever 'asi"I. They should
declare that n"bIdy deplores The
effects of iiQu"r more than they
do, and rolling their eyes toward
heaven, swear that it they BE-.
Iieved prohibition law could be-
enforced they would hc the iirsD
TO advOcat" it Another sample
bottle will be opened bv this
time. Then they should com.
mend the resolution Of the board
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-01-06
.LANCASTER'S OUTLOOK.

n few months ago our people
were "dOwn in the mou'h' over
Lancaster's business OUTLOOK.
Snme said the town was ruined,
ali others said thev would leave
it if they could. Many of our
ia imerS got the notion into their
heads that they could do better
marketing their crop and buving
their goods in other p aces, and
consequent Y much of the cotton
grown in this county was mar
keted at other points. All We're
alike blue over the consolidation
of the principal mercantile estab-
li-hments Of the town.
The consolidation has resulted
in the establishment of three
large concerns here. the Lancas-
ter Mercantile Co with capital
stock of 100000 90; the Heath
Banking IL Mercantile Co. with
capital stock Of $50 900 90, and
the Clyburn-Hcath Mule Co L,
with $1O,000.OO capital stock. SO
that instead Of the business Of the
town being run by one concern.
aS the people were at one time
afraid, we now have two strong
mercantile establishments that
ar" IN no way connected. but
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-01-06

proaching session of the legisla-
ture to get the dispensary plan
abolished. They will ask for "only
an opportunity to submit the
question to the people,. and then
when they get that opportunity,
if they get it all. they will turn
heaven and earth to carry it for
high license. or barroomS. Whis-
key would be used in the cleo
ton as it never was before. and
every man whose vote could be
bought by a few drinks of liquor
would be carried tor The harroom
plan.
But we have but little fear
that the 'e",sl,ture will NEEDLE
with the di~pensarv, save to make
some slight but important amend
ments. The man who d ,eS not
believe that the diSpcnsary plan
is the best solution OF the liquor
question ever tried in this State is
hard to convince. True, there have
been some ugly work by some OF
the dispen<ary officials, but that
is no argument against the law.
The thing to do is to put such
men as some we have had. on
the shelf AMI let them s,av there,
and put good honest men in their
places. With slight improve
mcnts. the law is all right. and
it should not be abolished bccausp
Il rascal gels into office and mai
administers it. The rascal is the
ore TO be abolished and let the
law stand.
If we knew that the future
manag mcnt Of the diSpenSarl
would be no better than the
past, We would prefer the plan
t. that of high license as it
would be run. If there is rot,
tenness in the dispen>ary where
the profits OF the business go to
the State. counties and towns
what would there be under the
high license system where the
profits would 60 into the pockets
of the man running the business
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-01-06

Ii, refreshing to see evidences
of hope in business matters
am ing our people. No grum-
bii G and complaining about the
tins, but everybody forging
ahead with light heart and quick
step
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-01-06

rhe Lawtnn fund has reached
$50, 900 which makes it certain
thnt,ha widow and children of the
gallant soldier and officer will be
w"l' cared for, With IA $25O0
arrunI income from the pension
d, pnrtment besides
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-01-06
TIE BEST YET.

In spit" of the mam"-.u.ur
of the Stat" di,prn~ary. il paid
into the school fund o! the State
the past year j 5000 'hnt world
have gone into thr pockets Of the
liquor men if the high license
plan had been in force.
A desperate effort will he made
by the liquor mcn at the ap
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-01-06
Saturday. Jan. g. 1900.

A iii has been introduced in
CONGRESS providing for a Consti
tu,i2nal amendment authorizing
al ircome tax. 1t should carry ,
bu' will itg
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-01-06
CLYBURN-HEATH MULE CO..
LANCASTER, So. Ca,

We want the public to know
that we have the finest lot of
MULES that has ever been
offered on this market, and we
will sell them at reasona able pri-
ces for cash or good paper.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-15
(By Telegraph to virginian-Piloto

Washington, d. c., March 1.-THE
time for general debate on the Distrc;
of Columbia appropriation bill, which
was taken in tho House to-day, was
occupied by members in Il series of set
speeches.
a resolution was adopted setting
aside alternate Fridays. except such as
arc devoted under the rule adopted
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-15
(By Telegraph to vrginian-Pilot.,

Washington, March 14.-Republican
senator's In caucus to-day. reached n
partial agreement on the Porto Rican
legislation. The House bill, appropri-
atins S2,ooo.ooO. is to be taken up and
passed immediately The bill for a
civil government of the island is to be
taken up and disposed of as soon as
possible. and the tariff bill is to be de-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-15

last week to pension legislation. for
the consideration of private bills re-
ported by the Claims and War Claims
Committee.
The House then went into committee
Of the whole to consider the District
APPROPRIATION bill, on which general
debate closed yesterday.
Mr.. Grout. of Vermont, in charge of
the bill. made general explanation of
its provisions The bill carries
S6.60S,T7S
Mr.. Adamson, of Georgia, took nd
vantage of the latitude permitted in
general debate to deliver q lengthy
argument in favor of an Istsmain
Canal.
IMPERIALISM.
Mr.. Cowherd, of Missouri, in n
speech on the Philippine question,
claimed the advocates OF imperialism
were actuated by two motlves-mili-
tarism and commercial greed. He de-
MED that Jefferson was the father of
modern expansion, quoting extensively
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-15
TO RELIEVE NIAFEKING.

Lonatsi. Thursday, March S-Colonel
Piumer's force reached here Tuesday.
March 9th. 1t Is believed that only a
single bridge southwark has been de-
stroycd. and that otherwise tho railroad
Is intact within five miles OF NIafeking.
Colonel Plumer has already dispersed
several Boer police posts in the neigh
borhood, and is actively pushing his
advance southwark.
MAFEK1NG'S DESPERATE sITUA-
TION.
London, March 1i.-NIafelSing can
scarcely hold out much longer. The
news of Colonel Plumer'S approach has
given substance to the rumors of its
relief, but those best Informed are in
clined to think the relief is more likely
10 be accomplished by Colonel Peak
mans column from Kimberley. Pri-
Vate advices have set forth that Col
onel Plumer had almost given up hope
CT accomplishing anything more than
harassing the Beers, though since these
were written it is possible that the di-
minished numbers OF the investing
forces may have rendered Plumer's
task more feasible.
Everything IS apparently quiet in Ma
tai, while from TTerschel comes the
statement that the total collapse of the
insurSent cooniStS is imminent
General Cronje. according to n Cane
Town special, sails for st. Helena
March 18th, accompanied by all the
Paardcberg prisoners.
Cecil Rhodes is suffering from ca
tarrh of the stomach and is unable to
sail for England.
Natal DISPATCHES recount the great
est satisfaction is felt there at Lord
Sallsburys reply to the Boer Presi-
dents peace overtures.
dispatch from Petermaritzburg.
published in the second edition of the
Times, says:
The reply, especially the last para
graph, relating to independence, has
been received in Natal with n feeling
OF great relief and Is dispellng ali
doubts"
a private dispatch from Johannes
burg has been received in London dated
SATURDAY, March 10th, con,radicting the
reports that the mines are flooded and
all the machinery broken, and asserting
that all is well.
JOY AT CAPE TOWN.
Cape Town, March IA great popu-
lar demonstration took place here on
the receipt of the news that Bloem-
fontein had been occupied by the Brit
itsh. All the church bells were rung.
and q procession, headed by the Union
Jack, went TO the Government house.
where Sir Alfred Miner made his ac-
acknowledgements.
The demonstrators sang God Save
the Queen" and then paraded through
the principal streets. cheering and
singing patriotic songs.
OFF FOR ST. HELENA.
Cape Town, March 14.-It has lust
transpired that another plot has been
discovered to free the Boer prisoners t
Simonstown. The remarkable quaint
ties of watermelons received by the
prisoners aroused comment, and an in
vestigation discovered that compro-
missing letters were contained in the
melons. the writer's planning the escape
of the captivcs. Great satisfaction is
felt here at the fact that transports
with the bulk of the prisoners sail for
ST. Helena tonight.
Continued On Page 8.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-15
OTHER TELEeRAPHPAaE s
PRESIDENT SIGNS FINHNGIhL Bill, IS
Single Gold Standard is Forced Upon the Country By Tie
Republican Administration.
Continued OH Page 6.
(By Telegraph tovirgInIan-Pilot.,

o'clock this S
affixed
it the land Mr. ovstreet Of Indiana
by
Of
aaM&a
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-15
SET SPEECHES
IN CONGRESS-
Mr.. Cowherd, Of Missouri Scores
Advocates Of Imperialism.
JEFFERSON MISREPRESENTED

Ho Declares That the Advocates of Impc-
rialism are Actuatcd by Two Motives.
Namely, AIi'ltarism and Commercial
Greed. and Denies that Jefferson Was
tho Father of Modern Expansion Mr..
Teller, in the Senate, Discusses Our Co
loniai Possessions.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-15

the text of Lord Roberts dispatch to
the War Office. announcing his occupa-
ton of RloOInfontein.

the text of Lord Roberts dispatch to
the War Office, announcing his occupa-
ton Of Bloomfontein:
"Bloonifontein, Tuesday, March 49,
p. m.-By the help of God and by the
bravery of Her Majesty's soldiers. the
troops under by command have taken
possession of Bloomfontein. The Brit
lsh flag now flies over the Presidency
evacuated last evening by Mr.. Steyn,
late President OF the Orange Free
state. MIR. Frazer. member of the late
executive government; the Mayor, the
secretary of the late government; the
i-androSt and other officials met me two
miles from the town and presented me
Win the Keys of the public offices.
me enemy have withdrawn from the
neiSnDorhood and all seems quiet. The
inhabitants of Bloom fontein gave the
troops a cordial welcome"
LONDON AGAIN JUBILATES.
The above dispatch. though dated
tuesday, was not received at the War
oliice until 1880 y. m. Wednesday. 1t
was made public a few minutes before
ocloclSi The delay is attributed to
Inc field telcgraphs not being connect
ed with Bloemfontcin on Tuesday even
ing. Extra papers are already out on
the streets. and the night crowds of
London are singing patriotic songs and
engaging in patriotic demonstra tons.
SATURDAYS FIGHT.
Pretoria, Tuesday, March ia dis
patch from cmfontein SAYS that IN
view of the military situation the seat
OF government may be removed to
Kroonstadt
Commander Delarey's report of the
light at Abraham's Kraal SATURDAY.
says: "'
The British were estimated to num-
Der 4o.o0o men. Their first assault was
repulsed. Only two Beers were wound
ed. The second assault was made ON
the hills to the left OF our position.
Ihese hills were of great strategic i'm
portance. Approaching this, l and 900
men defended the position from 0 in
mo morning until shutdown The
BurGhers fought like heroes and three
times repulscd masses of the British.
who kent relieving their tired men
every attempt to storm was defeated.
At shutdown there were not fifty yards
between us. The British lost heavily,
No accurate returns or our loss are
available"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-15
LORD ROBERTS
AT BL00MF0NTEIN
Takes Possession Of Free State
Capital and London JubiIates.
RENDERED KEYS OF THE CITY

British Troops Cordially welcomed by the
Inhabitants Lord salIsbury's Reply TO
Presidents Kruger and stcyn Causes
Bitter disappointment mt Pretoria, and
State Secretary Reltz Says tho War VIII
Have 10 BIO roughtto tho Bitter End
Progress of the Campaign.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-15

layed for the present, while commit
tee of seven Senators. to be selected by
Chairman Allison, is to try to com
promise differences on the revenue bill
and secure measure which Republic
can Senators generally can support.
This partial agreement was reached af-
ter a caucus lasting from O'Clock un-
til $50.
The temper OF the debate to-day was
much milder than that of yesterday. AS
soon as it was generally understood
that the tariff features OF the legisla-
ton were to be postponed the discus
sion reverted to the governmental feat
ures of the bill, and upon this subject
the time was mostly spent. Senators
opposed to n tariff on Porto Rican pro-
ducts said that there would not be the
least objection to passing the Govern
ment BILL
DIFFERENT VIEWS.
Senator Elkins favored leaving not
only the question of revenues, but the
government Of the island as we'll to the
President. He thought the island would
be much better off under military rule
for the next two years.
Senator Foraker said that the oues
ton of dealing with the islands was
before Congress. and he. for one,
thought and felt sure the bill prepared
would meet all emergencies.
There was general unanimity as to
the wisdom of providing for immed-
ate action on the $4,000, 900 relief propo-
sition, the opinion of ali Senators be-
ing that that measure should be pass
ed for humane reasons
Senator Platt, OF Connecticut, ex-
pressed himself as firmly convinced
that the principle OF protective tariff
in the interest of the Industries of the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-15
(By Telegraph to vlrglnian- Pilot)

Observation-Disclosures:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-15
Continued On Page 8.
KRUGER is NOT DISCOURAGED.
He Declares That the British VIII Never Reach Pretoria
The Beers Are Unit IN Purpose.
(By Telegraph to virginian- Pot)


from
Sp M, viaB
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united. There differences God
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-15

(By Telegraph to Virglnian-Pilot.)
London. March 40 p. NIT is
officially announced that Lord
Roberts has occupied Bloomfon
tcin and that the British flag Is
flying from the top Of the Capitol.
Pretoria, Monday, March r.
(Via Lourenzo Marques. Tuesday,
March 13.)-Lord Salisbury's reply
to Presidents Kruger and Steyn
causes Bitter disappointment; and
State Secretary Reitz says it
means that the war will have to
be fought to the bitter end.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-15
WASHINGTON
NEWS BUDGET.
Republicans Partially Agree on
Porto Rican Legislation.
DELIBERATIoN couNsELED
CoUNSELED

Diplomatic Circles Agree That the nague
Conference is Complete Failure and
That tho Limited Program Agreed Upon
is Ncyor to be Perfected Secretary
Gage Takes Preliminary Steps to Curry
Out Provision of Financial Bill Provid-
ing for Exchange of Bonds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-15
OUR RICHMOND
NEWS LETTER.
Rev. Dr.. A. G. Brown, Of Ash
land in Extremes.
DAUGHTER CRITICALLY Ills

Mrs. Daniel whitehead, Summoned to nes
Fathers bedside, Falls Unconscious ana
is Critically nl-A Minister killed 40 ]
chilhowie- Charter OF Farmers Fair8
Association Charter Does Not Author
izo Prize Fights Death of Well Known !!
ndy-Appointmcnt Cancelled. 5s
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-15
IMPERIALISM.
CLASSIFICATION OF NEWS.
BY DEPARTMENTS

Telegraph News-Pages 1, 6 and If.
Local News Pages 2. 3, S and II.
Editorial-Page 4.
Virginia News-Page s.
North Carolina News-Page 2.
Portsmouth News-Pages 10.
Berkeley News-Page II.
M3rkets-Pdge IL.
Shipping Page 9.
Real Estate-Page -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-27
LADIES WANT DAMAGES.
Iwo Cases Before the Committee Oh
CLAIMS ana salaries.


Tie Council Committee on Claims and
SaIar.es met yestesday evening and con-
sluered severa. important cams. Among
hem was one or Mrs. o. c. Joseph, who
asked to be reimbursed for dnnla5es sus-
tanned by overflow OF water from the
street into her basement. The committee
suggested to Mrs. Joseph to be present
at Its next meeting and TO bring witnesses
TO substantiate her contentious.
A Subcommittee appointed TO consider
and report upon the claim of Mrs. Mary
Jane Stutz, who has brought suit against
the city for $4,000, made a statement to
the effect that Mrs Stutz mad been hurt
by failing over a water meter cover, but
,nat her injury was not at all permanent,
and that she only had the assistance OF
q physician twice While confined 10 her
room. The committee directed TINT tbs
information be impaired to the City En-
giaeer.
1nere was to have been meeting Of the
subcommittee on Health. appointed to rec
onmend some improved plan for the re-
moval Of dead animals. Although quo
rum was not present the members in at
tendance agreed on u plan by which. when
a dead animal is found, the fact must be
reported to the health Office or the con-
tractor for the removal of dead animals
within an hour, and the same must be
promptly curried away for such DISPOSE
ton as the regulations of the department
prescribe.
No meeting of the Committee on Relief
of the Poor was held last evening, a
quorum not being present
The Committee on Accounts and Print
ing will hold meeting at 6 o'clock this
evening to open bids for advertising.
printing and stationery for the city for
the ensuing year.