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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
An Accident.

Last Saturday at Twilight little Aubrey
con of Mr. Joe B. Wilson, wbiie crossing
Decnis avenue was struck on the sru oy the
wheel Of buggy attached TO q runaway
horse D.. Manning was called ia and e1-
auined tbearm. and found only eligb, break.
We hope the little fellow will soon recover
Bisbopv,lle Press.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
THE BANK OF SUMTER,
SUMTER, 9. G.
City and County Dep0sitary

Capital stock paid in, $75, oo
Undivided surplus, 10000 oos.
Individual liability Of stockholders
10 excess OF their stock, $4,000 Qer-
Transacts general banking boainess also
has q Savings Bank Department. Deposits OF
81 and upward received. Interest allowed az
the rate Of FER cent. per annuE, payable
semi-anGually.
VT. B. HAYNswoRTH, President.
MARION NOISE, W. r. RHAaE,
Vice President. Cashies.
Jau 81
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
That 1hrobb,nx aead.ene.

Would quickly leave you, i. you used Or
Kings Now Life Pills. Thousands Of .uEerers
have proved their matchless worth for Sick
and Nervous Headaches. They make pure
blood and strong Nsrve' and build ap yout
health Basy to take. Try them. Only IS
cents. Money back if not cared. Sold by
r. ". DsLorne, Druggist. l-5
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The Georgetown "outlock :"
Mark Reynolds, Secretary.
Sumter papers please copy.

Georgetown bas new weekly paper, The
Oatloois The 6rst copy wes received on
yesterday, and it presents quite an attractive
appeeracce. I: is published By the G. "
Wolfe Publishing coupaoy, and is EDITED hy
Messrs. C.. W Wolfe aod Walter Doar.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
Pension Board.

At the meeting of the board Of p:nsions
Monday, Col. ". D. Scarborough ives
elected Chairman, and BIZ n s. Mcleod,
secretary The board examined quite pula-
Ter Of petitions and adjourned 10 meet pe1t
Monday, Feb !. In the meaotime pensioners
NAV secure blanks from the clerk OF court.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
2. NJ. C. A. State Convention

We have received copy of the program of
she n. C A State Convection to be held
bere feo. l4-l8. The program is artiaiically
gotten up. Ii will be published in this paper
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
Mr. Best Elected.

Ats meeting OF the Cousty Board Of Cos
troll Friday, Mr. q. B. Best, of Aayesville.
vas elected to be dispenser At Mayesville, sue.
ceediug Ar. & D. Smith, who has beea elect.
ed clerk at the dispensary 10 this city.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30

car conssin,ng goods for dispensary
appears to have been broken open on last
Friday night at THE point. The police found
Eve 5-galea d.mJohns If liquor at the old
ice factory. Nothing seems TO be known
further Of the robtery
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
Gard Of Thanks.

The ladies OF toe Baptis, Church Wish to
express their thaoks 10 all who so kindly
sssissed them 10 serving the recent banque's,
and also the Knights of Pythiae 70, their
liberal donation.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
fhe Sumter Grocery Co.

A commission was issusd Tburd.y to the
Sumter Grocery Company of Suu,er, which
will do Wholesale and retail business on
capital Of $500 The corporators are "
P Baskio, Elisha Carson and Henry G. Hill
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
SUMTER COTTON MARKET.

Receipts are quite heavy for this season Of
the year, owing to the large amount Of cot
ton being held.
Strict middlink, 81.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
Three South Carolina Post.
masters.

The following pos;mastcrs have
been appointed for South Carolina
Rebecca G.. Calhoun. Clemson Col.
lege 3ernhart Levy, Waltetboro F.;
j P. Little. Clinton.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
MONEY TO LEND.

WE are prepared TO negotiate loans os
w improved farming Iauds IN Sumter
and Clarendon Coun.ies Oh long time 10
amounts OF 1890 and upwards at seven per
cent interest, aod with no expense to the
borrower except y small brokerage commis
eioa We can also negotiate loans iu any
amoun,s ct per cen: on terms to suit toe
borrower Apply 20 LEE 4 NOISE,
Dee ls-2m Samter, S c
The sun., 1901-10-09
Slierin's Sale.

- ltlaRlff $ SALE BY VIRTUE
A. "f 4 writ of l.cyari Eacias, to mr
'ilfertcd will be exposed 10 public sala.
~ the court house on Market street IT,.
itsel zenith and eleventh streets. III III,
city Of Wilmington, New Castle corn,
state Of Delaware.
ON AlURDAY,
TIE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1901
At 10 o'clock n, m,
The following descrihel real estate VI,
MI that certain piece Or parcel Of lnul
situate in tne city Of Wilmington. aforn.
Said, bounded and described rs follows
II wit:
beginning 1T point On tho northtrly
slae ol seventh street III the distance II
one hundred and twenty-siX feet. caSterly
from The castcrly side ot Union stree. ].
thence cast"rly fifteen feet Ia 4 stnE !.
Thence lortherly and parallel with Union
street one hundred feet to Il stake. w,st {
aflN and parallel with seventh street fir.
teen feet to 4 stake and thence soutlcrly
and parauel with Union street one INN.
lifed rect to III" place Of beginning, Ii.
me contents thereof what they may
S"ized and taken iii execution III III /,
nrap"ftS q Emmor r. Pollock and Clol.,
=. Pollock. his Wife. mortgagorS, and ia
hc sold by
SAM III. 4. MCDANIEL. Sheriff.
Shctif's 1riee, Wilmington. Delaware
October 4, 1901.
The sun., 1901-10-09
LIZZIE JUMPED HER BAIL.
Colored Woman wanted on Larceny
Charge Arrested.

l.lzzie t;ibhs, colored. bail jumper. aged
II years was arrested ii Chester yrstrr-
lay afternoon br ratrolman Harry
iHerns VII" brought her 70 this city last
"erting. Shc i uow lnrl;ed mp III tho
police stator
l.izlic WINS Indicted II thr Srptclnbcr
"siaa " the Gourt Of Gcnera Sessions
fer .t"aling j pair Of Shoes Tax Cal
lectar George y. Mccall furnished bail.
NEnn Lizzie WIS called for trial She did
nat respond and 4 capias was issued for
h@r.
Chief Massey learned that she was in
Chester and yesterday sent Patrolman
,'i"rce to arrest her. Assistant Chief
',@atlN q Chester gay" what assistance
hn cunl
The sun., 1901-10-09
NAINWRIGHTONSTAND'
Schley Court Calls the Gloucester's
Commander.
TELLS 0F OFFICIAL CHART.
Az senior Member of the Board of
Aayfgators He wnu Instru-
mental In Making Maps of
Battle of Santiago.

Washington, Oct. S.-After the usual
preliminaries In the Schley naval
court of Inquiry Lieutenant C. W.
Dyson Of the bureau Of steam engineer
ing of the navy department was, recall
ed to continued his testimony regard
ing the coal supply of Admiral schley's
flying squadron at the time of its ar
rival off Santiago harbor on May 26,
1893.
After Lieutenant Dyson was ex-
cused Lieutenant Commander Hodgson
was recalled for the purpose Of cor
recting errors in his testimony as print
ed in the official record. He took oc-
casion to change some of the language
OF his previous testimony. One OF
these changes was made in response to
the questions asked yesterday as to
why he had designated as "a liar and
blackguard' the editor of a news
The sun., 1901-10-09
PLAYED i TIE GAME.
Neither High school Or Military
Acadeny E.leyen. scored.

The High School football team played
.t first gam" NJ thc season yesterday
II ii The Military .tcadetng team nj thc
lilt and ,llinu street grounds 1t wa
hlul pmyGl game and mother side MA
iia III ,car". F'or - early iii the season
NJ II terms played fairly Well and tEc
~" was interesting from start IL I'm
a. During the greatc part IL TIL"
ae iht. Hall wa~ il thn High School
territory. The Military Academy
even wls prevented from scoring Oh
eult II fuinhles. Tle line-up was rs
ilovs.:
I5i4h School Position Military An.
hrarE .... ri4slr end Van Trump
lTnch ..,.... right tackle !. Whtenacls
l'.ll ..t,t..rieht guard . johnson
!. iltitef ...........c"nil'c .....,..... Ackcr
aele ......left guard ,..,.... Wyatt
tf9l .,..s.. left tackle ......... Stem
llarkett
3fatl ........left end .... Emnons
R.auaaI ...quartrE back ... RlatkfG.i
III Htman .@...sIaft halt harE i. Rommail
! agharfH right half back .... Lawson
4 f.a,l"i,lrlt .......fdll back ...... Fahey
iteferae FawiH u peHwaf. College:
ahlpiro. Rra,ly If the High School: time
k@rRrr. Morrison % III" Military Acad-
-rlF and lGarN 81 tle Ii9h School.
The sun., 1901-10-09
Si,OO to Gettysburg and Return via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

On account Of the National Encamp.
ment Union Veteran Legion at Gettys-
burg October . to II, the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad Company will see excursion
tickets to Gettysburg via Baltimore anl
the Western Maryland railroad III rate
of S40O for the round trip from Whining
ion. Tickets will be sold and good going
October g. !. s. Q and 10. and returning
70 October Is, inclusive.
The sun., 1901-10-09
Boys StiII Missing.

!" police have heard nothing If tht
Mh'f"ahollts of John Ii"alry, flames
N"i"hlgal and William McGaryey. tba
h"FS VINO ran away from their homes N
,t"rkf"ri !, Monday night and went ~
y, inaitilnole 10 ship on cattle steamer
lhe police believe the huyS sncc4rdn1 II
lhelr lAlfPos" ils they had ample timn i, u
40 - hnfor" the Baltimore authmit;a,
''nld g notified 70 look ont for th.m
The sun., 1901-10-09
PREPARING FOR SATURDAY.
Delaware College to Play Smarth-
more.

more.
Delaware Varsity lined up against til"
Grub team yesterday afternoon for II
aa.i hard practice. The men were ail
it eariy and after III hours signal
practice lined np against the scrubs for i
minute half Thr af~ity scored 1t
yiI .Nftr this all tile men played has
ha!l far 10 minutes, Swhifhmore
3idl. PENNSYLVANIA today and Delaware
anNiouSly awaiting the outcome. For
ie last frw Years the Delaware teal
h, given the pltAlscrs i very hand tIisSlr
4 Captain HInXley hopes q spring il
maprise Ibis year. Swarhuore has 4
A aparatively new team but Coach
,"oaks il i ustcr and win have il team
represent the garnet tlttt win compare
I yulublF with past clevens. While nnt
ntitIert d victory Captain IIiNley ha-
!flpsS aud ~ least expects hia team H.
kc il crndtahle showing Almost iii
ritlc student body will accompany the
'm inll i goudiy number II Whining
',aians will br oil hand T. cheer tlic @pEl
and blue 10 victory.
The sun., 1901-10-09
Governor and staTLe,yo r

p,.e, ,t,'N'fh"r Hum and staff will leave for
hu.,ifle his morning. The party arriraa
y French street station at 4.2Oorlncl -;
! ~ and will leave Wilming,an = z
! 70 n'clock. The trip win H. ,sa9h ~, "
=. ,.m !, SPECIAL Pullman car Miletns rhn
p,,,,,h,, ,",,f WI he gone about five dnys ( ,
sn,,,,',,. ,,ir q members Of the General / ]
S"'''''y left for Buffalo on Monday. "' -
The sun., 1901-10-09
Barhers' smoke Postpored

=" smoker which was to have brea
Aela iast aisht bN lhe joarnoymoU t.arbar.
VIZ postponed until i later alto. Tb.rn
N"S ~ iltrrrstn. meeting however Nh
! l'lMher !" boss balbcrs wefr pgrsnnt
'.. LII. f''s y Ihiladelphia made III n.
',,5esill's , ,l, addrcss " The smitas, r.ws.
i,'','.'s,ss ,.,. We're also made BY II. In
Rowe Wali@. cole and others. :"
The sun., 1901-10-09
Anrsipn 70 PAN smcrican
fNhosition via the Baitimore
and Ohio RaiIroad

IN October 10Th, 10th, end. 3Ist
!. ran ~ leaves Wilmington, Drjawareaycnne
Nv ~; 9; RI, aifording delightful riaa
,,,, ,iir"nRh the famous Wyoming yalla"
Nfofish pallor cars. Tickets gooa -
tnrnlis seven days including dota y
: trains except "Rlnck III.
...A ~. frNN' and "Royal Limited"
The sun., 1901-10-09
> cafcIing for SON.

Earl koll"E, aged Is years. printer of
,sc2ttdll. ~, i missing and his father
William 7 Kelley. believes hr il in this
cliN, Air Kelley telerralhed ID Serre-
tafS Nttllan> u tie Ypung Mem, chris.
uah Association asking for information
ABOUT ~ son. l.p q last night Mr.. vii
sialtsi had not heard Of the missing hov
The sun., 1901-10-09
sLAsHED BOYS COAT.
Coiorcd lads Fight in West Fifth
Street Stable


III i fight yesterday afternoon between
William Denllisou. colored. aged 10 years,
of w. 2i2 West Fifth street, ana Viii
linn Johnson, rnlorrd il hoy about the
a7aine agf, # Fifth md Grunge streets,
i1emlSon's coat was cHt presumably liz 1
stah with 4 penlllifp by Johnson Joins
son was att"sied hy PairoImcn AbralmS
and Ford
AIter tha fight johnson, who il H.
lteyrd T. j" unsornl mentally. ran AWAY
and llia IN 4 coach in lTaynur's stable on
lsiilh ~irret ner Orange. He was foun!
W. the policemen and said he had cut
H"Ali~on with i penknifr. III the coach
ya, foinnl ! p"nknift and The police III
iirNe that johnson usea il instead n \
aali as hp stated
The sun., 1901-10-09
.Ruck" Cunningham Hearing

In z day OF 50 David alias "Bucli.
Cunningham. will he given hearing no
fore Magistrate Hollis on the charge of
hning concerned in stealing goods from
Philadelphia and Reading railroad car
some time ago,
The sun., 1901-10-09
House Puyers Attention.,

Look at once at new houses. Tenth and
Lombard street. rooms and bath. T4h
built, five already sold. Its the price tint
sells them quickly. Best value in mo
clty, Home Real Estate Companv
Agents on ground.
The sun., 1901-10-09

rcuid IN piOtung the vessels ana nust |
made 1t as nearly correct as possible so
long after the engagement. as had been |
stated by the board
Asked by Mr. Rayner about the places
assigned to the Brooklyn and the Tex
as while the former vessel was making
her loop, Commander Wainwright said
he did not consider them correct.
For myself" he said, Il was never
satisfied with the places assigned"
He said further that, while the board
had done the best it could at the time
as board. it had not done the best it
could to satisfy any member of the
board. 1T was the best we could do
to get all the members of the board to
sign the report" he said.
'Nyho, n addition TO yourself, was
not satisfiea:" asked Mr.. Rayner.
Il would not like 10 say" responded
the witness. II know that the nayi-
gator Of the Texas was net. for one |
ti.ink none was satisfied except the
navigator of the brooklyn. and don't
know that lie was
.sBut, notwithstanding you were all.
including the navigator Of the Brook
lyn dissatisfied. you signed the re-
rGrt!
THAT is correct"
Chart IA Compromise.
On redirect examination Commander
Wainwright said that in making the
e!iart all the members of the board
gere At liberty To contribute whatever
Gata they lad or make whatever argll.
ilents they might desire. lie also said
that the chart was compromise of
opinions.
In response TO further questions the
witness said he did not see the Brook
lvn on the Gay of the battle off Santa
70.
Questions We're put by the court and
answered as follows:
Were the positions Of the ships aS
shown on the chart in question obtain
"a from testimony taken by the board
or from a general discussion by the
members Of the hoard:"
almost entirely by general discus
| sion by the members Of the board
| Captain Chadwick and Captain Cool
appeared aud discussed the matter
with the board"
From tia position Of the Gloucester
1t the commencement Of the battle Of
July 3 could rou see both the Brooklyn
Hnd the Teas"
Il DO not remember seeing the Brook
iyn and Fexas at The commencement oi
lie battle
What orders. If any. We're signalef
by tile Brooklyn 10 Tie fleet during til,
engagement Of July 3:'
. II saw none
| Mr.. Rayner This does not mean tha
no signals We're displayed. does it:
| No it does moi"
By the conlt-Did any one Of thu
Snnish vessels chailge her course II
: sIn southwfrd as if intending to ran
; one ef thr feet?
y saw no signs If it,
! Commander Nainw ight was then ex
ised. and Lieutenant ". i. Bristol
f0lmer watch and division officer ol
/ tie Texas was called. lie had only re
. lsited the arrival ii tile Texas 1T Glen
rGlegGs and detailed conditions there
.gllt1l the court took an adjournment.
The sun., 1901-10-09

We have few Ladies' Bicycles that
We want 70 dispose % Ill once. we viii
olier them at $1,000 down ANA bliance
Per week. II you wish one of these de
-anf Wheels please call and look 1T them
Al once.
Ntndrlrs Il 4 very much reduced price
and call will convince you that Mro
earrN fine and extensive line.
i"iillS ............. ..... .b'e,
80 l'alips ~. .s...............Sl.aN. Sl.aN.
i'"hii brackets .............. .1c. to l6e'
hltamrl, per can ..............1nc ne.
oaddle. The Shoe for ........ f,gt easll
n'il'S "a. .................15c per pair
- lips ..,.... ............ 10c per par
s'epalring Of all kinds.
'olf goods at very much reduced
price, especially If number of clubs nrr
taken \ nice line of street shoes.
SILVER Checks with each cash purchase.
The sun., 1901-10-09

Tho immensely successful farce. Tile
Girl from MaXim's.' comes TO the Grand
)pcr House next Tuesday nigh. This
Parisian farce ran for over three MONTH";:
i The New Criterion Theatre. N.w
FORK. and it, success WAS such that fl
onld have remained at that thpatrr for
the entire season. hit owing To arrange
mcns previously made for the appear
!ncc of another attraction it had 10 br
Withdrawn, Theatre goerS here will see
he biz cast which is headed ~ Miss
Lena Mnryille, who has been accorded
II" highest praise for her performance III
the frisky girl. and includes ntmbrr
= W"ll-knoWn farceurs 4 large com
nany i necessary and they must III ID
tl.vcr people. When presented lnra
nothing will he lacking 10 make tha
comedy 80 with !; lively swing
The sun., 1901-10-09
=. Z. PEACOCK co.
Ninth, King and French Sts.

tom Moore" Il number % writer. are
discovering marked resemblance ~
tween iii great Insh poet and tiR It'll
,ntel Irish American player. Mupfe's
lift Of melody is Sai ] 70 hc reproduced
in the Young musician, and ii i - 2n
that .tnarew Ma d1ea
write many pleasing melody. Moor"
had very LITTLE knowledge Of mlsit, yct
hc wrote melodies thht are standards
ifter century Of existence AnlrrW
4lnnot read Il score, but his aaiulal
md Srntmetal harmonic phras'n" ii
said 10 BE- charming. He comes a. the
Strand Opera House next Monday tisit.
The sun., 1901-10-09
=ANOTHER@
GRAND OPENING

- wIGHT and no doubt would bring $4,000 people
NH II tne day as cur openn of last month did-t
I've great opening sure and large and comfortable as the
Store IS hundreds people could gain admission on account
The great numbers but those who did not get here ana those
Who did have returned since inspect the pretty store a. their
~ o,d ore welcome at all times either locker buyer
o about and take your time You'll not be annoyed yet should
you desire the service Of the aespeoe you'll find them II plenty
and ever ready Al goods marked in plain hgureshe sell
lao price and asking price
The sun., 1901-10-09

reversible Table
cleaned stored
The sun., 1901-10-09

The witness replied thai tllAt state
nrni WAS Incorrect; that they We're cs-
tablsllpd BY estimated bearings Most
Of be positions were. he said, fixed ~
discussions among the navigatots con
stitnting The board, although Captain
Chadwick was before He board The
nayiEarors had done the best they
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-01-31
Pan-Americon Coneress

Relatively the progress of many of
the American republics recently has
been as great that of the United
States From every part of the he1ni-
sphere come reports of enterprise and
activity. From Alaska to Patagonia
the story is the same. In Argentina a
dozen railroads are building and pro-
jected. At Belle Horizonte, the capital
of the state of Minas Geraes in Brazil
a permanent exposition of the states
industries and products is to be in
auguTated. This state, which has
as many Inhabitants as Illinois, is max
ing great strides in every particular
and its gold product last year exceeded
s., 900, 600 Scores of new factories are
being established in Brazil. New coal
and copper mines are being developed
in Chile Wooden and cotton factories
are being established there for the first
time, and beets are being raised and
sugar refneries built The most i'm
portant railroad enterprise in Chile is
the Central railway, which is to be
extended to 1, 500 kilometers. at cos:
OF $50, 900 .000- Nearly every republic
! has railroad enterprises on foot and
agricultural resources are being de-
veIoped everywhere. This information
| is gained from reports to the Bureau of
| American Republics at Washington,
and it is said that with the industrial
ment towards the United States. which
/ is looked on with more friendIiness
/ than a year ago.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-01-31
CHEF JUSTICE MARSHALL

friends in FauQuier county chose him
to represent them in the House of
Burgesses. In 1877 he was chosen
member of the same body from the dis
trict which comprised the City of Rich
mond, and in that capacity he was
chiefly instrumental in securing the
ratification of the constitution of the
United States, which he afterwards did
much to expound. The value of his
services in this connection may be
gathered from the fact that the leader
of the forces opposed to the ratification
of the constitution was Patrick Henry,
to whose speeches Marshall was always
expected to reply.
As q Qu0ff Z6roe0er-
But the future chief justice did not
devote all his time to grave and serious
pursuits. He was one OF the founders
and for many years the most popular
member of the Richmond Quot club
which was formed in ITS and lasted
for more than forty years This IA
nous club met every two weeks at
grounds a mile outside the city of
Richmond. where a dinner. the chief
feature of which was a barbecued pig,
was served before the game began
One of the things which the Quot
club has beQueathed to posterity is the
recipe for its justly celebrated punch
1t was composed of equal quantities of
| brandy, rum and Madeira. poured into
/ a great bowl one-third filled with ice
Ono water), and favored with lemons
| and sugar This punch is still one of
the boasts of Richmond
| Wanted iS7 Was6inSfonss Cobfy7e1
In 1875 President Washington offered
John Marshall the appointment of At
torney General Of the United States
which he declined He was now &c
| years old, and stood at the head of the
| Virginia bar Next year Washington
wished him to succeed James Monroe
as one Of the ENJOYS OF the United
States to France This appointment he
also declined, but when Adams named
him one of the ENJOYS to France in
1897 he felt that his duty to his coun-
try compelled him to accept it. He ane
his fellows were not successful, how
ever, in establishing satisfactory re1a-
tions with the French governmentant
Marshall drew up an elaborate state
ment, setting forth the views and re
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-01-31

London. Jan. 24.-Parliament was
hastily called, to meet at p m, yes
terday to enable members of the house
OF lords and commons to AXE the oath
of allegiance to King Edward VII
kilograms pouring in from all parts
of the continent re-echo the deep feel
ing of sorrow pervading all classes.
These show that every where bells
have been tol1ed and public perform
ance and private functions suspended
The privy council will meet in Lon
don and the proclamation of the king
will occur thereafter at all places re-
quired by custom.