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M. Jones Creates a Scene.
Ordered to be Taken Out of the
Hall, He Defed Arrest and
Finally Had His Own
Way.

Montgomery, Ala, July 90. =
An exciting scene occurred today
in the constitutional convention
over the dis oosal of resolution
protesting against free passes be-
ing accepted by any State officer.
Former Governor Jones protested
against the tnbling of the resoIu-
tion and appealed from the uIinp
of the chair. President Knox
ordered Mr.. Jones to take his
scat until the question could be
stated. The former Governor re-
fused and asked if his appeal was
going to he put.
Chairman Knox again ordered
him to his chair, but MIR. Jones
refused and the president directed
the sergeant-at>arms to seat the
Ex-Governor.
Mr.. Jones said there was no
necessity for any heat. The chair
insisted on his being seated, how,
ever, and amid great excitement.
directed the sergeant >at-arms to
remove Mr.. JopeS from the hall.
Mr.. Jones passionatelv exclaim
ed: "lf any one attempts it, it
will he done over my dead BODY -
The disorder in the hall became
general. Mr. Bulger, of Talla-
poosa, loudly insisted tLat the
sergeant alarms should do his
duty.
"Suppose you come over and
do it - shouted Mr.. Jones.
The chair again directed the
former Governors removal, but
the Governor resisted and eX-
claimed: 81 have right to know
if the char will put my appeal. ;"
Chairman Knox stated: s.The
chair will put your appeal
Mr.. Jones sat down and the
chair began to state the question.
He was interrupted by MIR. Jones
and the chair once more ordered
the sergcat>at-arm. to execut ct he
order.
AS the sergeant at arms APP
preached, Mr. Jones drew a small
pocket knife, but did not open it
and soon returned it tn his pocket.
Mr.. Jones said: ..If the chair
will keep its temper"
President Knox interrupted:
"lt is not the chair who is out of
temper"
Mr.. Jones then sat down the
char put the appeal and was
overwhelmingly sustained.
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The Deed Of az Inhuman
Father in Beaufort
Starved and Flogged His Littl Q
Son to Death, Left Body In
Cabin and Escaped.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Beaufort, Jul, 90. The facts
of most inhuman homicide
com nit,ed at Rocky Point Plant
alton, Sheldon Township, in this
county, have just been made
known.
The testimony of the several
witnesses before Deputy Coroner
Rogel Pincliney and jury Of in,
quest is to the effect that Andrew
Mitchell, Il 6 year-old negro boy,
who was the victim of the crime,
came to his r.eath from logging
administered by Jenkins Mitchell,
the child $ father, with whom he
lived.
The childs dead oody was found
by nelghbor on or about the 18th
inst, lying on the floor of the
cabin where he had lived.
This witness testified that there
was II" person about the premises
when &c found the body, which
was nude and fearfuIIy lacerated,
bat that Jenkins Mitchell, the
dead infants father. returned
while he (the witness) was en-
gagged with several other neigh
bors in preparing the corpse for
burial. The elder Mitchell, accord
ing to the testimony divulyed,
became furious when informed
that the circumstances of his sons
death would have to he investipat-
Ell before the negroes ON the
plantation would allow the un
fortunate victim to be buried.
The child was last seen alive on
the previous afternoon, when he
told woman who was passing by
that he was hungry and that his
papa had beat him with huge
stick and threatened to kill him.
a post mortem examination re-
vealed that the child's death was
due to starvation and beating and
that several wounds in the region
ofthe abdomen evidently inflicted
with Il thorned stick would have
heen sufficient to have caused his
death.
Jenkins Mitchell effected his
escape before the arrival of Coro.,
ner Pincknev, and it is rumored
that he is in Savannah, Ga.
Governor McSweeney has been
furnished with the evidence in the
case and asked to offer reward
for the capture of the inhuman
father who SO brutally murdered
his helpless infant. W. +. w.
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Victor Blue lnvalided.

Washington, Suly 30. Lieut..
Victor Blue, whose scouting
operation around Santiago result.
ed in his being the first to detect
the presence of the Spanish fleet
in the harbor of Santiago and
making that fact certain, has been
invalided home from the staff of
Rear Admiral KempF, on the
A>iatic station, for treatment ut
the Mare Island hospital.
Lieut.. Blue sailed wI'h Admiral
kemptf when he assumed com
mand, Just prior the Chinese
difficulties, last summer. He will
he succeeded on the staff by Lieut..
+. NJ. Russell, "a cassmate.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-24
A Showman's Philosophy.

As erybody knows, the great
Snowman wrote book, of which,
of coursel he was very proud, but
the part of which he was proudest
was what he called his chs phil
osophy," printed in the appendix.
1t consists of epigramatic sentences
well worth remembering. Here
are some of them:
Amusement to children is like
rain to flowers.
A happy child is likely to make
an honest man.
If you would be happy as a
child please one.
Childish wonder is the first step
in human wisdom.
Childish laughter is the echo of
Heavenly music.
The author of harmless mirth is
a public 5enefactor.
Innocent amusement transforms
tears into rainbows.
10 best please a child is the
highest triumph of philosophy.
l would rather be called the
children's friend than the worlds
king.
He that makes useful knowledge
most attractive to the young is the
king of sages.
TO stimulate wholesome curios-
ity in tho mind of child is to
plant golden seed.
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w H1TE MN TURNED
YELLOW

Great CONSERVATION was felt by
the friends of Nj. A. Hogarty Of
Lexington, KY, when they saw
he was turning yellow. His skin
slowly changed color, also his
eyes, and he suffered terribly.
His malady was Yellow Jaundice.
He was treated by the best doctors,
dut without benefit. Then he was
advised to try Electric Bitters, the
wonderful Stomach and Liver
remedy, and he writes: "After
taking two bottles was wholly
cured. " A trial proves its match
less merit for all Stomach, Liver
and Kidney troubles. Only SOC.
Sold by Crawford Bros. and j. +.
Mackey & Co., Druggists.
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South Carolina Tobacco.
BY Telegraph to the Daily News.

BY Telegraph to the Daily News.
Columbia, S. G.. July 20. 1.-The
tobacco season opened IN South
Carolina with sales in three BIG
ware houses in the little town of
Mullins. Marion county, one of
the best markets in the State.
Most of tho tobacco handled there
will be shipped direct to England,
Germany and Japan. The prices
paid were unexpectedly high and
the prospects in the tobacco belt
are bright.
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'h"Glt"'u "T..rl ga. -. 1900.
(rat., rl,... ~.u,u,

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SEQ Hi,unurg 10 a S4-
~ .sa>comb.ilfe 10 S 81
"a Fort Lawu IL 90 9l9
80 h0 Ly Lancaster Arl1 40 $40
"' II t'a.iA, '.a,caS'er $50 am.
- y y "'1' rn'h tecu0u at Chester
f%'' >'5G'n ru Rallwav No 36 for
Egrintte ''i points nprtIl; and Sea-
Dr';7t l'r I.n" Atlanta Special,
-F"r Nhr"m nnd points west Also
'fsf.gh nroi'iu anu North ~ estern Rail-
49, - 80 Fpr r,IrIr y. G. and in
Ef''r' 'ot"h' t'~ vOiut+ an! Southern Rail
ts'pH 50 30 for Golumhl, aLd points
'arGp4 il
No IL, leaving Ga st~r 1880 m
'aV% u@ctS wiiu Southern Railway No
u. tr8m Columbia aud "olnts soutr :.
= Nd >ari 'ir time .'Htilnt, Speci,i"
Fan northern aud eastern poinls and
HshutNern Railway No IS fem North
* = Shl ra1'eru pniHtS, al Las,
Sa &>a- with = q " Ct f. for Black burg
.%"' ~, leavl"g L,rcasler 100 . IN
'>"% Gects ~ Lancaster with ; < e. q f.
f''' G, "a II ten m Marion ald South
u Sni.wiy NJ, 81 at Chester for
!. 4Ilotle and poiut, norih.
$50. ID leaving Chester s. y M
= SitNaI ". 81 fron oiu.DDia and
as's . It. south
~A~ Il He nth, Gen Pass. Act
LEROY SPRINGS. President
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nN Uneorsa,r D,.....

There is no disease more uncertain in its
nature than dyspepsia. Physicians say that
he sympt ms of no two .-Het agree. It is
therefore Lost difficult to make a correct
diagnosis. No matter how severe Or under
What disguise dyspepsia attacks you, Browns
ron Bitters will cure it. Invaluable in All
diseases of the stomach, blood and nerves.
i<rowns' Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers.
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valua BILE 70 Women.

Especially valuable to women is Brownss
ron Bitters. Backache vanishes, headache
disappears, strength takes the place of
weakness, and the glow of health readily
comes TO the pallid cheek when this won
or oyer.orked men it has no equal. No home
:ionld he without this famous remedy.
Browns Iron EitterE il sold BIZ "a doelsra.
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1ducate Your Bowels With Cascarees<
Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever.
's'' S0o, ny ., 9. fail. druggists refund money.
~ Subscribe to THE LEDGER
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To Alexander Oauthen, Elizabeth
Flemming. Lewis Hammond, and
the Unknown Heirs at-law of Jona-
than Cauthen, Arthur Cauthen and
Jemima Mackey-non residen ts de,
feDdants above named.
Take notice that the Complaint in
this action was filed in the office o. w
>, l., Porter, Clerk of Court for Lam
caster County in said state Of South
Carolina on the 9Th day Of JuBe' 1901.
I GREEN & HINES,
PIaintiffs' Attorneys.
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An Old Idea.

Every day strengthens the belief Of emi.
nent physicians that impure blood is the
cause Of the majority of our diseases.
twenty-five years ago this theory was used
- basis for the formula of Browns Iron
Bitters. The many remar able cures effected
by this famous old household remedy are
s1fhctent to prove, that the theory is correct.
browns' Iron Bitter u solo BIT all deals.
Arc You weakS
Woakness manifests itself in khe Toss of
ambition and aching bones. The blood il
watery; the tissues are wasting-the door ie
being opened for disease. A bottle Of Brow ns'
iron b,tters taken in time will restore your
blood rich and red. DO you more good
than ap e1pene{ye special coufye ofmelieine
BrownS IRON Bittsfs u s6id by IN dSSlars'
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SUPPLEMENTAL SUMMONS
FOR RELIEF.
((omnIaiut not Served.)

((omplaiut not Served)
STA + OF SOUrH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF LANCASTER,
John NJ. Cauthen, PlaintiB
AGAINST
Alexander Cauthen EliZ lheth F!em.
ming, Lititia Williams, w G. Van.
laudingham Ollie O. Nsninndiup.
ham, STAFFORD w Vahlardiugbatn
t''pnlau >. Vanlandi"gham, vii lam
+. Nanlardingham MANUEL. Vans
landingham Anna Vanlnndinpha,n.
Andrew }. Vanlandingham ~ ~
ola Mobley, James Cautnen S,.ne
tauthen, jamie Cautben, raa1hai
(authen, Emma Cauthen, Lewis
Hammond, Philip Hammond, and
the unknown HeirS-at.iaw of
Jonathan Cauthen. Arthur Cauthen
and Jemima Mackey. Defendants.
To the Defendants above named
You are hereby summo ed and ra
CURED to answer the Supplemental
Complaint I'm this action, of which. a
copy Is this day filed IN the Office of
the Clerk of Common Pleas for said
County and to serve q copy of your
a. .wer to said Complaint on 'he sub
scribers at their Office on Main Street
in the t, wn of Lancaster. s G. within
twenty days after the service hereof:
exclusive of the day of such service;
and If you fail to answer the Com,
plant within the time aforesaid. the
plaintiff in this action will apply 40
the court for the relief demanded in
complaint.
Date June 8th. A. ID 1901.
GREEN & HINES,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys.
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Grip makes one nck, weary and restless
d. Aiaes' Rsstssativs NsrVins bsinGs rest
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UNIVERSITY
Of kGRTH GAaOSiNa,

Academic Department.,
Law,
Medicine,
Pharmacy
Eighty five scholarships. Free tui-
non I" teachers aud ministers sons.
I."ans ia" tne needy
527 Students 4:S Instructors.
New D'fmit"ries. ID Wat,r Works, cen
trail Heating syst
Sl2o 600 sr"", in improvements in
1900 and 1901.
Fall te' IN h-yiuI Sept 9. 1901 Ad.
dress. FP VENABLE, Pres.
hapct t1lu. n. &.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

CONsrANrNoPLE. Thc British nmbas.
shdor 10 tho porte rs cuprgctlraliy urrfs
Ing the outstanding British claImS
ESTlIL SPRINGS XIV Everything ia
~ readiness her for the annual chase ~
the national Fox Hunters association
CHICAGO. MIR. Charlotte NJ Roller.
mother Of United States H. NJ Teller Of
Colorado, died ~ her nome In Morrison,
H., aged 03 years.
GUTHRIE, O, IAN nocudiary nYc at
Enfala, !. r.. has destroyed the store ard
general merchandise stock OF james Bur
dei. Loss Sdn.OOO
WICHITA. Kan Mnry Mark who has
heen on lrlnl Tor killing her hnbc born
out " wcdlock. wns sentenced TO twenty
years 10 the pnnt"niinrn
MEMplliS The Mry In the case OF W
}. Turner Tor the murder uf y w Humcs.
Ntptcmhor -, last, returned u verdict Of
murder IN The nrHt degree
Err SSELs Tho Prtti Pcu asserts that
Stcyn Of the OrBuec Free State have been
departed from Sonlh Africa.
GREAT FAILS, Mont In wreck on
the Grent northern near Blair ten Japan
rso lahWcrs of party of foriy one were
hlIlod nnd twenty eight Injured
WASHINGTON Tho lnsh parliamentary
!ondrrf VINO are touring thls country ag tot
Ing the IRISH cause. were given II sprclal
audience by President Roosevelt
WELLlNGTON, Hy Sorc blowers blow
"pen-tlic SAT" Of tho bank In Mlnchcslcr
south ~ here u oklahoma Territory Thry
secured small booty hut demolished the
nHnk
WASHiNGToN Baron ilcnpc Mulor
The fret Ambassador from Austria Hungary
o. the tuitcd States, called upnn the pcsi.
dent Monday lie was received iu the
! blue purOr
OTTAWA. ont Cables are pussmg be.
! tween the Imperial ana tltc Dominion gov.
rrumcni I'm regard lo the recruiting ~ an
I 10 tf
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BATTLE OF THE MINERS.
No Fresh Outbreak Occurred ia Ken
lucky Yesterday.
FULLY A THOUSAND SHOTS WERE FIRFL
DURING the Battle Which Took Place Sun.
day--Many Mules Were Killed C1us-
ina Suspension OF One Nine

Mndisonyinc, KY, November is-rhc
man who was Killed IN the battle at Proyi
dcnce yesterday morning, Garrett Giycus.
Is q negro u Ing here. Bud Couch, mortnl
IS wounded. is also negro aud both were
union men In the attacking mrty. Three
Of tho wounded we're uonunon men who
were guarding tho mine. It ~ believed the
men who made the attack suffered greatly
IRON tho light In the battle ~ least 1000
shots were hrcd while In the brittle Of a
week ago about holf that number were
fired
Early this morning a portion of the Modt
sonvlllc company ANA some ~ the Hop
Nnsyile company went TO Providence The
mon are under the command Of Captain
ThomuH. The town rs now under guard by
the soldiers terrible state ~ nnalrs cX.
lists all over Hopkins county and at I'm
pirc, Ia Christian county, there is state
Of unrest ana no one rs surprised NJ what
day may bring forth Troops are OK.
County Judge Han aud sheriff sutton
are both NJ Providence and under their
directions part NJ the soldiers on duty there
nre securing the country I'm nm ctort 10
discover other members Of the union party
report thnt tn Icutcunnt 81 military
company led yesterday attack rs without
Foundation George Couch the negro
niou miner who was sho, ,ostorday ~
said TO have given the authorities valuable
information bearing on the njhck before
hls deg ill., Warrants have been issued Tor
alleged "a iapluts. ~ Yesterdays .hegt
Ing. II VS. said additional ttoops viii De
sent to this county immcdwtrb, One ol
the mines ~ the Providence ia running
hut the large mine ON wlich the attuck was
made is IDLE This is truc hcclusc of llo
excitement the disTRuuizvd force and Ill.
lIIug ~ $50 many mules during ycstvr
dny's shooting II Is said the Hnwnrd aud
other cont companies uf Hopkins country
have decided tu take orr foreign chnrtcrs
IN crdcv to- pcl protection In thr unllrd
states court
The union Officials here dsclaim rcspon.
slhiiitv for the Wtuck ana suy mat the
mcu who were implicated Va ycstcrhu 4
nnau acted ON their own rospVnaib ~
orders were Wsucd 10y President Woo Oh
the rtriNcIs I'm emp here lo break camp
lt once aud Join the uukcrs IN cpmp 40
NououNil, II is believed the camp more
win he broken Mp today.
The restraining order of ifcdcrM Judge
Evans court d. having IT, effect ana the
camps va the immediate nrlghhornood of
ltciEcrk mime were broken tonight About
! l71 men have moyrG.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
DEPARTMENT WAS NEGLIGENT.

St. louis Health Officers Censured for
Having Used Infested Anti-ToNln
St Louis. November 1S--Coroncr Funk
uouser today rendered a verdict dndlng
the ST. Louis health department negligent
la The preparation ot dlphthcria auU.toNin
that Causcd the deaths by lockiaw OF the
seven children 10 whom II was recently
administered for diphtherla.
For suluc time the olty health department
has been making anti toxin Tor use Tn diph-
iberia cases This was distributed among
practiclng PHYSICIANS throughout the city
FREQ ~ charge ana used 10 the city lnstItu.
lions quite generally, In many eases h Il
said 10 have caused tho loss ot me- Tho
serum was obtained from horses that are
said TO have contracted tetanus.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
RArHeums TRIAL MAY co OVER.

JUDGE Marsh Says the Arrival Of the
CORPSE Win Have 10 Be Awaited
Jc0crsouvluc Ind. Noycmher lS.-ln all
probability tho trial Of Newell G.. Rnthhun
win ~ over until the February term OF
court, when the regular grand jury win
be i'm session In Jcrrrsonyluc. Judge
Marsh said todly that he would have To
await ,ltc arrival OF tho corpse before the
question could hn Settled definitely.
THE body NJ the supposed Goodman Is
row nu H., way tu Icncrsruyllc from lit
iIv Rock Coroner tQut> having received
10 Telegram to that rlfcct from Couuacr 4.
NJ Young of that city. The stomach Wli
he removed and given TO Dr. katscnhnc
uf Louisville FOE chemical analysts.
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MARCHING PARTY or MINERS.


tiQht Hundred Men are 10 VISIT lne
Prospect Hill Mines.
washington, November rs rhrcc hun
drcd coal miners are gathered in this city
tonight waiting Tor the Baltimore aud OHIO
Southwest wcsthound train which arrives
mt 80, to take lhcm ia Ninccuncs, whore
thcy wll be- joined by 500 other mincrH
who are now marching from surrounding
towns TO that city Early In the morning
they viii descend on tho Prospect I'M
mlucs there mud cudcnvor to pursuudo the
uunuulon men To- atop work
late this Afternoon delegation OF Mont
rumpry miners marched Into Washington
and held 10 conference with the local men,
after which they visited The railroad agent
and chartered three couchcs TO take thum
TO NluccpnCs ON the hr-t train Tonight
word Was received that 500 men WCre
marching here from surrounding towns. ny
\ o'clock 500 men are expected tu hc maeerl
u Ntuccuncs ana an hour later they VIII
be NO the mines They s0y they VIII toll
crate no violence ana Will only employ law
TINT methods Thcy win not return until
they have closed down the mines or st.
cured union scales. They Will purchase
provisions at Ninrenucn aud via cnmp out
there.
state President Van Horn, who was here
last Friday, gave his consent to the march.
Ing crusade.
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Dallas, Texas, November ls.- Ted Sull.
van reached Dallas tonight from mis- final
trip over the Texas base bah league cir,ui,
for next year lie reports everything In
satisfactory condition and has called the
league meeting to he held at worth hotel,
Fort Worth, for sunday, December l. Del
cgutcs are assured from Dallas Fort
Worth. Waco, Corsicana. Dcnison. SHEER
man, Paris ana TcNark0na At the Fort
Worth meeting permanent league Officers
VIII he elected, franchises awarded. com.
mittccs appointed and ether details mr..
ranged II Is probable the playing season
Will open about May l.
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TREATY AS VIEWED IN ENGLAND.
London Press Appears to Be Satisfied
WIN the Armament.

Lonuoo iIeSS tNppSa'o /" ~
With the Agreement
London, November rs Except as nnofd
,,,,, ,,,. Ca. ,.,.,,,i.,,, i.,,,.,,.,ly fl,
attack the government ANA the lnt'l.n
secretary. Lord l1rsdovuc. the signing uf
a.. .... -, .......,,... i.,.,. ,.,, ,,,.,,,.o
'"' u'" '"""' ''"''uN'' ",'' "''
strong Interest iu Great BRITAIN. u Is
generally admitted TINT th, British have
,,,hIr,, -. .,t,, 49,. ,.t..,,,I,o ~ n,o rI,,.
n"'n,uE '' E''u NY l','"','" W. '"' '''
ton Buiver treaty, while ihc} nave murh
TO Gain b, the construction of the canal
rb, N,r,iu. Past .or.r,tpl,tc. both
"' "''""- ''''
aud SAYS q is 2md That thr convention or
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a SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Tcday's Weather
Fair probably colder
poMEeTIc.

Delegates from British labor unions ar
rived &C New York, thoir visit being IN
behalf OF an international brotherhood Of
labor
Senator Dcpew announced that his wed
ding would take place on Christmas day.
Indians In Marlncttc county, Wis, threat
encd vengeance upon the white population
for the disappearance Of one Of their mum
her
The New York horse show opened with
hundreds OF more entries than ever be.
fore.
The health department Of ST.. Louis was
censurcd by the coroner for negligence Ia
issuing infested nntit6YfM thereby causing
DEATHS
The governor Of Minnesota proposes to
night the railroad trust.
Chicago wage earBers viii try to enter the
political field.
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COMMANDED THE rRops.
General ChaHee Complmentcd a De
taohment OF the First Infantry.

General ChaHee Compmentcd a De-
taohment OF the First infantry.
Washington, November is General
Chatfcc has Issued general order highly
commencing the conduct VI detachment
OF the First infantry who made scout
into Samar from August II TO ~, last
captain Harold n Jackson WAS In com
inond Of the dctacnmcut which consisted
Of First Lieutenant Joseph W. HeachAm
Jr., contract Surgeon G. r. nhhgrr. forty
of company l. and thirty natives.
General Chaffce said "Iho report
showed shat the enemy were twice en-,
couutercd valuable papers captured und
sunplles ot the enemy DESTROYED, Valuable
information was also gained The en-
crgy and gallantry displayed are highly
commcndabic and the instance Is placed
on record aS one of the many tcots "
endurance and the determination shown by
the troops OF this command
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rants against operators Of slot machines
has been made public.
Two men have reached Houston having
made the trip from New York by wagon
Tie United Christian Temperance asso
citation has decided on war on the slot
machines
Judge Wilson rendered two important dc
citlonr, one In the Woolford Brunby In.
Junction case, the other IN the Proctor.
blackburn mandamus proceeding
Alderman Thompson prepared rcsolu
lion for suit by tho city against both tho
Insurance ana the water companies for the
loss Of the market house by lire.
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A Wiz

You don't see very many
wigs nowadays. People have
been educated how TO care
for the hair. That's one
reason. Another is, Ayers
Hair Vigor makes wigs I'M
necessary. Nothing its equal
for feeding the hair.
"For many years my hair has come
out so fast every winter that | had
to wear wig. tried Ayers Hair
Vipor. 1t stopped the falling, and made
nv hair grow so that last winter ! did
not use my wig at all.
Sarah +. Lewis, Pttsburg, Pa.
81. All druggist &c. AVER co., Lowell Mass