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COUNT AUTREc's WOES.
Was Free Few Minutes and Then
Rearrested.

CHICAGO. April 3O-count de Toulouse
Autrec, who has been in jail here for
Two weeks. was free few minutes to-
day. but, even while his wife was CON
graduating him, he was again taken I'm
shal. No new charge was nrefarrad
against the titled prisoner, but the com
plalnt which had been sworn out was
mace more explicit. The old warrant
was therefore dismissed, and a new one
read to the count.
name of William Wyndham local Rritist,
consul, and charged the count with hay-
ing defrauded the County Bank of Novia
Scotla, in Montreal, by forging thirteen
coupons of the City of Gloucester, Mass
each for $40. NJ Pitblade. manager of the
Canadian bank, was present at the hear-
Ing, and positively identified the prisoner
as the man who swindled the bank April
under the name of v Castano.
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B,nai FIRTH Annual.

CHICAGO, April 3O.-At the general
convention Of the Independent Order OF
B'nai Birth. President Bien today read
his annual address. Since the last con-
vention. held in 1895, the message showed
that AZ lodges had been added and 4756
members Initiated For benevolent pur-
poses 81, ,362. 095 were expended, mostly for
the benefit OF widows and orphans. The
general fund OF the order at present
amounts to 81, 402
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ANOTHER JURY CHALLENGE.
Further Delay in the Trial of En
Sutton,

LANSING, Mich, April 3O-Capt. At
kinson, attorney for Ell r. Sutton, of De-
troit who is on trial for alleged COM
plicity in the state military frauds, this
afternoon challenged the new panel OF
jurors, drawn last Saturday for the Sut-
ton case. trial OF which was resumed to-
day. Court adjourned at o'clock to al
low him to put his challenge in writing.
1t is claimed that the new Jury was
drawn from the voters list, instead Of
the tax rolls.
Judge Speed. attorney for Inspector
General Arthur +. Marsh of AIlegan, who
was convicted of participation in the mill
tary frauds. this afternoon made a mo-
ton for a new trial for Marsh on the
grounds of irregularities in the drawing
of the jury. Judge West appointed next
Monday afternoon for hearing arguments
on the motion.
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SETTLED AN OLD FEUD
ATTEMPTED AND PRoBAHLE MUIR
DER AND A SUICIDE.

WEST POINT, Neb., April .8O.-Ncar
HowelFs early this morning Joseph SlaIna
went TO the house Of Fra.9k., Chady a
neishbor, and shot the latter as he lay
in his bed, after driving ,otherr,inmates
from the house, Slarla then went to the
Catholic cemetery ard killed himself
Physicians say Chady cannot live. The
men have long been epemes.
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE, April 3O.-Track. fast.
weather, clear Results: -
First race. six furlongs maidens-Sub-
clipper won, Lunar second, Grey Forge
third. Time, 1:151z.
Second race. half a mile-Isabel won.
Tenny Belle second. Tremor third. Time.
:4SA
Third race, one mile sellinglTrinner
won, Lillian Reed second, Beaueath
third Time, IA.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-The Pride
won, Ida Ledford second. Free Advice
third. Time, 1928. =
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs.
selling-Dumbarto won. The Light sec.
ond. Virgins third. Time. 1;OS
Sixth race one mile, salling-Aurea
won. Windward second. Strong 3 third.
Time 1:42.
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ROBERTS BIGAMY CASE.
Sudden and Unexpected Turn Is
Taken by Attornevz

SALT LAKE. Utah. April S0.-The case
OF Brigham H Roberts, charged with un-
lawful cohabitation, took an unexpected
turn this evening. After spending the
entire day In securing eight Jurors, Coun-
" attorney Putnam announced that by
stlpuiatfon the whole case would be sub
mitted on an agreed statement of facts.
constituting what the witnesses would
testify to If called on the stand.
The jury is composed of seven Nor
mons and one Gentle. The agreed state
ment was submitted, and counsel for the
defendant moved that the court instruct
the jury to return verdict of not guilty.
The motion was overruled, and after brief
arguments the case was submitted to the
jury. .Hg sa
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British Arlstocrncx R1nmen.

Many people attribute the recent re-
verses of the British to the degeneracv
Of the aristocracy. The life of luxury
certainly does not produce vigor. Indi-
gestible suppers, late hours, constant
nerve strain and lack Of exercise upset
the stomach and weaken both physical
and mental vitality The blood that
makes men heroes must come from ac-
tive. healthy stomachs. HOstetters Stom-
ach Bitters purifies the blood and
strengthens the stomach II cures CON
stipation, Indigestion, dyspepsia and
biliOUsneSs
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WITH THE AMATEURS.

A very interesting game of baseball
was played between the Young Spaldings
and the Ptckups.. resulting in victory
for the former by the margin of one
score. The feature of the game was the
superb pitching Of J. Hoye, striking out
as follows:
Spaldings .........1 2 Is s111 s-14
P1ekups ......-...2 2 o 0 Ga
The Young Spaldings would like to meet
any club in the city under twelve years
OF age Address all challenges to Ernest
Castle, 438 Rondo street city
The Endieotts would like game with
the st. Peter Stars. Send all challenges
to j. Mullen, 218 Endicott building. Endi-
colts Will cross bats with the Liberty
Bells May 5 at o'clock p, m. at Eighth
and Pine streets.
The Cyclones defeated the Snowfakes
Sunday In a one-sided game by a score of
@ to 8. The feature of the game was
the batting of the Cyclones. Knocking
Deilar and Brooks out of the box - !
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SENSATION At A WEDDING
Brides Gauze Veil Caught Fire
From a Candle.

LONDON, April 9O.-During the mar.
riage of the daughter of the Russian am
bassador here, M. G. De Staal, to Alexis
Davidoff, in the Russian chapel. London,
this afternoon, at which the Prince Of
Wales, Lord Rosebery and most of the
members of the United States and other
embassies were present, the brides veil
caught fire from candle which she car
ried in her hand The bridegroom main
tanned his presence of mind, seized the
veil and quenched the incipient blaze by
coupling the gauzy fabric between his
hands. There was intense excitement I'M
til it was found that no serious damage
had been done.
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Bowen won. Billionaire second. Remsen
third. Time, :56 2-5.
Third race, one mile and seventy wards
The Gardner and Bangor ran q dead
heat; Merry Prince third Time. i:4S ~
Run off dead heat, The Gardner won.
Time, 1:46 40.
Fourth race, four and half furlonss.
selling-Connte won. Anice second. Della
Gee third Time, :56 49,
Fifth race, six furlongs, seIIinp-Pink
Domino won, Manitoban second. Cupiditv
third. Time 1:15 2-5.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs-za-
none won, Doublet second. Leedsyille
third. Time, 1:08 rs.
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City L; two-base hits. Burke, Werden,
Patten, Coughlin 2, Cancel; home run,
Farrell; stolen bases, Abbatticehio,
hit, Burke: bases on balls, off sPatten l,
off Ehret 3; struck out, by. Daub /. by
Ehret /; hit by pitched ball, Abbattichio;
passed balls, Sullivan; wild pitch, Ehret;
bases; Minneapolis 8, Kansas: City 8;
time, hours; umpire, Mcdonald
MILWAUKEE FINALLY WON.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, April 3O.-The
Chicagos took kindly to Sparks delivery
up a good lead. Rettger relieved Sparks
at the beginning of the sixth, and was
very effective The home team played a
good uphill game, and drove Denzer out
in the ninth Attendance 800 Score:
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Missouri PopuIist Convention.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April S0.-Sixteen
straight out POpulists answering a call
issued by w. r. LitteI. chairman Of the
Missouri state central committee. for a
state mass convention. met here today
and selected twenty-three delegates TO
the national convention at Sioux Falls.
Later the state central committee fixed
July % as the date and Kansas City as
the place Of holding a nominating con-
ventlon to name full state ticket
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Gov. Tanner More HonefuI

CHICAGO. April 30.-Gov. Tanner prob
ably. will not have to be operated upon
for the removal of gall stones The gov
ernor returned to Springfield today cheer
ed by the assurance of Dr. Nicholas Sem
that the gall stones could be dissolved
This conclusion was reached largely upon
X-ray machine on the patient here yes
terday.
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DEATHS OF A DAY.

CHICAGO. April 3O.-"Grandma" Pc
trie, widow of Judge Frederick G. Pc
trie, and for a half century a prominent
f1gure in the Methodist church, died here
today at the home OF her son-in-laW.
Rev. NJ. w. Satterfield
BERLIN, April 30.-Baron Saurma Won
der Jetsch. former German minister al
Washington, is dead
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+DiIIard DATED for Jones i'm ninth.
Earned runs. st. Louis 3: left or bases.
Chicago Z. st. Louis 6: twO-base hits, Nc,
Keister: three-base hit. Burkett: sacrifice
hits. Mertes Callahan; stolen bases. NC
Carthy Everitt. Bradley. CIingman 2.
Callab Heidrick: struck out BY Gala
han 3. 1y HARPER 2; bases on balls. off
Harper 2 off Jones 2; wild pitch, Harper:
hit with ball. Ryan. Donahue: time. 2:2O:
umpire ODay.
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Indicted for kidnapping.

CHICAGO, April 30-The grand Jury to-
Gay voted an indictment against James
Qulnn on charge of kidHapping Quinn
civil service commission and a leading
democratic politician. Benjamin 3. Jenk-
ma IA thA cnmnIanIn@ MdtnaaA
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Form InterschoIastic Leapue

The Humboldt, Cleveland and Mecbonio
Arts high schools have organized the ST
Panl lnterscholastic Athletic league. The
Following officers were elected: Priede-
Cleveland, secretary; King, Humholdt
treasurer, and Mills, Mechanic Arts. vice
president. They will hold their field dav
at the fair grounds. May II.
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shakopee,s Ambitious BAN PIaxers,

SHAKOPEE, April 30-The basebal II
season was opened here Sunday between
the Corals and Juniors. of this place, two
rival teams. and either team would like
to hear from some city or country team.
Belle PIaine preferred. Address John
Mertz manager. Score by innings:
CoraIs .............0 5 l o l-1g
Juniors ............0 4 2 o / OF
Batteries. o. Kelly and Burns. Mertz
and Witt.
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Savage Gets First Brake

Lewis B. Savage. of Minneapolis. wins
the Morrow coaster brake for week Of
April Is to q, riding 343 miles.
The first brake in a series of eight. one
for each week, was won by James Nc
Ilrath, riding COZ miles, the second, Albert
Freeman, 228 miles, both of ST. Paul
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Buffalo ......3 1 6 D 4 G1
indianapolis ......1 8 5 0 0 8 0 ii
Speer batted for Kern in the ninth
Earned runs RuffaIn 1n Indinan -.

ttwo-base hits, Carey, Flood, Powers
Flynn 2, Hickey; three-base hits, Gett.
man, man, Hickey, Kelly, Hartsel; stolen
passes, pases, Flood, Halligan, Carey, FIynn 3.
iHartseH, Powers, Seibold; first base on
pals, by Baker 8. by Gear 3, by Dammann
l. hit by pitched ball, Baker g; struck
z; wild pitch, Gear; bulk. Kern. tfm-
2:20; umpire, Frank Dwyer.
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KENTUCKY FEUD ENDS.
white and Howard Factions Agre,
to Quit Killing.

to Quit Killing.
LONDON. KY, April sO-It is stated
that the White-Howard feud, of CLAW
county, has terminated by agreement
The factions have made friends, and have
decided not to prosecute in the several
murder charges against the Bakers, and
that faction viii not appear against
James Howard, accused Of the murder
of George Baker. and the indictment Is
to be dismissed.
James Howard Is one OF the men
charged with the murder of William Goe-
bel, at Frankfort. Many men have been
killed in this feud
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BOSTON AGAIN BEATEN.
Brooklyn Gave Bean Eaters a
Chance I'm the Ninth.

BROOKLYN, April S0-Dunn was hit
freely today, but sharp fielding behind
him held the BOstons down to two runs,
Boston lost a fine chance to win in the
Dne man t. Willis six bases on halls
proved costly. Kelley retired in the third
because of a sprained knee. Attendance.
e:l00 Score:
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Barry. batted for Willis in the ninth.

barTy Datted Tor Wits IN the ninth.
Earned run. Boston: two-base hits,
Hamilton 2, Stahl; first base on errors,
Boston l. Brooklyn I; left on bases, Bos-
ton, IL, Brooklyn Z; struck out. by Dunn
l, by Willis /; sacrifice hits, Tenney
Smith; bases on balls, by Dunn 4, by Will
lis s. stolen bases, Shreckard, Jennings,
Smith 2, Jones, Dahlen; time, 2:10; UNI
pire, Emslie.
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Louisville Jockey Club Changes.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 90.-At a
meeting of the directors of the new
Louisville Jockey club tonight. w. f.
Schultz was chosen presiding Judge for
the coming race meeting Charles P.
Price. for eight years secretary of the
club. has resigned.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, April 3O-Min-
neapolis began on Patten in the second
and third, and Daub was sent in to stop
them. He was easy all through the
game, and the errors of his support made
the game tiresome one. Ehret pitched
a steady game. Attendance, 1,S29. The
COrN.
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Aqueduct Races.

NEW YORK, April aO-Aqueduct re-
First. race seven furlongs-LinduIa
won. Sparrow Wing second, Insurrection
third. Time, 1:26 Is va
Second race, four and half furloncs-
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syndicate slIlIer sentenced.

NEW YORK, April 30.-William r. Mill
er, manager of the Franklin syndicate.
larceny. was sentenced today in Brook
lyn to serve ten years Imprisonment.
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Bonds for Exchnnee.

WASHINGTON. April 30-The amount
Of bonds so far exchanged at the treas
ury for the new 2 per cents IS $3.50 O2O. .7J0
of which $45,3O4, $50 were received from in,
diyiduaIs and institutions other than ma
tional banks.
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Cooley a Pittsburger.

PITTSBURG, Pa. April 3o.-Pittsburo
has purchased Cooley from Philadelphia'
and he will play first base in the ST
Louis series on Wednesday. Dillon will
be released by Pittsburg
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WHAT MIGHT HAVE HAPPENED
*Gray out for interference.

NIIttJ UUL IOI IIltTI6TenCe.
Earned runs, Cleveland q Detroit I.
first base by. errors, Cleveland /; left on
bases, Cleveland g. Detroit 8; first base
on balls, off Egan 4, off Yeager /; struck
out, by Yeager, LaChance, Genins; thrae-
base hits, Buelow. Stallings; tWo-base
hits, Vlox, Sullivan; sacrifice hit, Wea-
YER; stolen bases, Pickering, Weaver.
BueloW, Stallings; umpire, CantilIon;
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WAS KIND TO CHICAGO.

St. Louis Presented the WInay City
Men a Game.
CHICAGO. ADrfl SO.-St. Louis went to
pieces in the second and third inning ON
the most miserable misplays together
Wlth HarDer's work. and presented the
nome team with enough runs to win. Al
tendanne. ! loo Score. -' -
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TCne out when winning run was made.
Earned runs, New York 8, Philadelphia
o. tWo-Dase hits, Davis, Grady, Flick.
Cross; three-base hits. Gleason. Slagie:
SsacrIilce hit, Doyle; stolen bases, Mercer,
seIb9,ch 2 Doyle. Grady, Davis, Flick,
4417aJ91le, douglass; double play, Grady to
OFF Mercer 4, off Piatt 8, off Bernhard /.
hit by pitched ball, Grady, Thomas !;
struck out, by Mercer l, by Bernhard 1:
molly NoH-
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AMATEURIsH BALL.

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 3O.-Buffalo
tried three pitchers today, and Kern
was amateurish ball Halligan dropped
three flies in left field. Attendance, zoo
Score: - wv;
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MILWAUKEE FINALLY WON

Katoll batted for Denzer No one out
when winning run was made
Earned runs Milwaukee 5. Chicago /.
two-base hits WaIdron, Yeager, HOY,
Padden; three-base hits. Yeager, Ander-
son, Fultz, Hoy; home run, Hartman;
bases on balls, by Sparks 2, by Denzer- 4;
hit by pitched ball, by Sparks l. by Rett-
ger /; struck out, by Sparks q double
play. ConrOy to Fultz; innings pitched.
by Sparks 5, by Rettger 4, by Denzer g
by Katoll 1; umpire, Sheridan, time, 1:5O
WHAT MIGHT HAVE HAPPENED.
CLEVELAND, O., April 3o.-DetroIt
would have won from Cleveland TODAY
had not Stallings interfered with a
thrown ball while running bases Both
he and Gray, whose hit was being
fielded. were declared out Buelow won
the game for Cleveland in the eighth
inning with his three-bagger, which sent
run in, he following on a single At
tendance, 400 Score:
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INDULGE IN AN EXCITING
GAME
PLAYED RATHER BAD BALL
Brooklyn Defeated Boston After
Giving Them Il Chance-BIinne-
apOHs Took Another Game
From Kansas City.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York
Cincinnati at Pittsburg
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PITCHERS WE'RE EASY.
How Minneapolis Won "a Game From
Kansas Ctfv

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Chicago at Minneapolis.
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
indianapolis at Buffalo.
Detroit at Cleveland
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

Tobacco has been successfully and pro6ta'
bly, grown on the lands near this city and il
ie difficult to understand why the acreage bias
not been greater. A single instance will
serve to prove tha: tobacco is a more profta.
bic crop than cotton. Nr. w. a Wea:hers,
who owns part OF ,hs old DesChampa lacd,
planted Eve acres this year aod cold the en-.
tire crop ungraded for $97 20 aa acre. TIE
crop cost him 6rsi and last less than $z2 an
scre. This ,s decidedly more profitable than
cotton at 10 cents a pouod atd Mr. Weatbers
will Increase bis tobacco crop 10 90 acres next
year
There is no pleasure 10 lrts if you DIRE. d
going 10 the table to eat aud cant rest st
ugh, on account Of Indigestion. Heory Will
lame. ef Boonville. ind, says be suffered that
way for years. Till be commenced the use Of
Koiol Dyspepsia Cure, and ADDS, ''No~ Can
esl anything like and ali want and sleep
soupdly every night" Kcdol Dyspepsia Cure
viii, digest what you eat. J Haghson Il Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
1T IS CHARLEY JxNN1Nas.
Negro Captured in Florencs 10
Chan Gang Escape.

Street Connissione, White vent to Florepes
Monday morning for the purpose Of identify.
'ng the pegre csp.ured few days ago BY
Constable Dennis. The negro claimed to be
henry Williams, originally from Sumter,
but recently working for the Atlantic Coast
Lumber Co of Georgetowa
Street Snpt L. E. White returned from
Florence Monday night. The prisoner tur5ed
out to be Charley Jennings, who escaped from
the Sumter County chain gang on Angus,
Goth BE and jim Gummy, another uegro,
escaped at the same time by breaking the
gang chain and both have successfully evaded
arrest uu,tl Jennings fell into Constable
Dennis hands Jensings was sent to the
chain gang from Bisbop.iiie for 30 days for
violation of contract and resisting The officer
who arrested bin. When be escaped be bad
only week or ten days Of his sentence 10
serve.
The two wounds be received 10 the 6gh.
With Constable Dennis are rot serious and he
will be able 10 return to the chain gang eooo
He will be kept in Jail uutil his wsuoda heal
and will tten be sent back to the chain gang
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
THE TELEPHONE CASE.
Master H. F Wilson 8 Filed
F,s Report.

Master Il F:aak Wilson to whom lLe te!e-
phone case, that is the Telephone Manutactn7-
leg Co, of Sumter S. c., vs The Sumter
Telephone Manufacturing Co. AID q. Z.
a-.i f C. MsnHiug. has filed hia report IN tie
ofice of the Clerk of Court.
The order Of reference in this case and
dated Juue II 800, provided that II "oe
referred to tee Master for Sumter county. 20
take the testimony and report his coscIuslons
Of fac; as to the equity Issues therein
The testimony. which was very vo!uml-
nous, was taken by L I. Parrott.:: s;enogra
pher. by consent, AID it filed hve or six
hundred pages Of tyoewrittea manuscript.
TIE report CT Master Wilson Is too lengthy to
ne reproduc 10 full but it is as brief aod
clea, as i, wss possible to make it to be COM
prehensise.
He 6oda for The defendant, The Santer
Te,epbcoe Manufacturing Co on every point,
declaring that by .he prepooderance of the
evidence be concludes that The Telephone
Manufacturing Co. has not been damaged in
its 5usiuess b7 The new company adopting
similar name. and that sone Of the other elle-
cations of damage get up by the Telephone
Mfg Co. have been established.
This report will be taken up at the extra
term of court to convene on The 26th instaot,
and the cese vii! ee then settled. The 9od-
ing of the Master takes the place of special
verdict by jury, aud the judge will render
decision st!er hearing argument by the at
torneys 1t lice within the power of the
Judge, however, to review the testimony
himself, and if lie disagrees With the 6uding
of :he Master TO se, it aside This is not a
customary proceeding, however, as the Judge
aluos, Invariably accepts the finding Of the
Master in such casee.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
Coming Marriages.

Sir. Bu7b McL.urin, of Wedgefeid, and
ai,s Jeonie L Cooper, Of Ioaian,owo, Vii.
Hamburg County, are TO be married today.
MIR OAis KeeIs o: Wedse6sld. and Miss
Carrie Merritt, of W.l!istoo, are to te
married this evening
There will be double marriage al Sum
are S O Captev and Miss Annie Rict6ourg,
aod ;be Rev. J. G. Bai!ey aud Miss Mabe!
Cantey. Their many friends will wish for
them prosperous snd happy journey through
hfe-Aano,cg Fs.mer.
Invitations have heen received IN the city
to the marriage of Miss Leila Gibhs Sans, 10
Mr. William Elliott, Jr., both of Beaufort
The ceremony will take place on November
18th at St Helena Episcopal Church, Besu-
fort The prospective bride is most pleas,
antly reuemeered by many friends that ste
made 10 Sumter while 90 visit to Mrs. S.
Edm1nds two years ego.
Cards sre ont announcing the marriage of
Dr. A Aoul,rie Brai'sford Of AuliDe, aod
Miss Elizabeth Scho6eld also of Mullins in
the Baptist church at Mullins on the 18th
lost
Invitations are out announcing the COM
ing marriage OF Miss Hattie Gary Chase. the
eldes, daughter Of Mr. snd Mrs Jerome P.
Chase of Florence, aud Mr.. Wm Paul Friar,
one of the Efficient train dispatches at Flor
ence.
The ceremony will be performed by the
rector, the Rev NJ. Barnwell, in ST. Johns
Episcopal church, at O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon, Nov. IA.
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New Baptist Church Organized.

At asmeetng held ia the Lutheran Church
Sunday night the new Baptist Church wss re.
eularly organized. Dr. Bailey. Missioo
Secretary for South Carolina, assisted by
Rev J o. Cough, of Manning and Rev
l. Ayres and Dr.. c. C. Brown of this city,
constituted presbyte terry and organized new
church to be known as the Bartlett Street
Baptist Church. The new church has nine
teen members on its roll at preseut and
as there is field for second Baptist Church
in this city, tbe membership will increase
steadily The new church which will be
erected on Bartlett Street will be built al
once apd it is expected that i; will be ready
for occupancy on or before Febr, ary ls..
The meeting last night was ia reality
Joint meeting OF the congregations Of bos1
Baptist Churches, The old and the new
The regular services of the Baptist Church
were appoiB,ed to be held IN the Luthsrac
Church and the meeting to orgaaiz- the new
church in the Presbyterian Chu.ch. but a
the request of Dr.. Bailey the two meetingl
were united, Dr. Brown giving way to Dr.
Bailey who took charge and conducted The
services requisite to organizing the new
church