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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07

The city Of Chicago has decided to
substitute day labor for the contract sys-
tom: ~,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07
Somewhat Singular.

At Painswick churchyard, pretty spot
between Stroud and Gloucester, Eng,
hundrcdth always died, though it has
been planted many times a local story
says that when the hnndrcdth lives
after it has been planted the world will
come. TO an end.
Orange hacking in California is done
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07

In Spain the infants face is swept
with pine tree bough to bring it good
lnck
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07

Children teefhlnE: softens the gums reduces in.
hammation. allays pain. cures wind collie. rs
cents & bottle. -
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07

The coinage Of India last year was
1pU,UVO,OVVt - - =;
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07

tn. Mi>tc.>> ;cn:e-snS the k:tchen,-
-"Ian-. ::tln', hea. = dish break a
na:nr'- ago" The Na:t-''l hope you
i'd. mem: j, made .cis. enough. II you
aa~!s heard :, should have Thought
."n w":~ =-',ins deaf. aud that. you
s.:sw. wca!d he awiul."-Br>,.: Tran
>:cc:l.i-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07

Crawford. Come around to the house
and have dinner, old boy.'' Crabshaw-
Not on your life. 1 brought you home
when you were drunk, the other night.
and your wife got good look at me.''-
Town Talk
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07

whats witty?" asked Randolph. al
lrishman in book said O'Houlihan.' .
Judge.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07

| Orange packing in California is done
| chiefly by women,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07

Sunday School Teacher-"What do we
learn from the story Of Sampson?''
Tommy (mournfully, smoothing his
ragged locks ''That it doesn't paw tel
have women folks cut a feller's hair.''-
The Presbyterian.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07

Henry J. Byron, one of the wittiest Of
English playwrights of a score OF wears
ago, remarked on one occasion: "A play
is like cigar. If it's good. everybody
wants box. If it's bad, all the putting
IN the world won't make it co.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07

Jack-"l called on Miss Lovcigh last
nIGh' and found her absorbed with
thoughts If YOU.
Chcllie-" Delighted 70 heah it, deah
hoy. Did she tell you sou
blackwell. she said she was think
Ing of nothing in particular. "-Har]em
Life.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07

A group Of men we'll known in yacht
ing circles were gathered around a table
IN an uptown cafe the other evening.
were. good-naturedly chatting one Of their
number. an Englishman, who was very
pronounced in his advocacy of the SUI
perior merits Of any candidate, for any
honor, hailing from the tight little isle.''
The coming contest for the Americas
Englishman's opinion the cup was as
good as won.
I'VE have had blawsted luck hereto
fore, you know, but this time Tommy
Upton will carry back that cup to Eng
land. Your Constitution may be q smart
Shamrock H."
Her name is hoodoo right at the
outset, interposed one Of the group; 1T
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07

Teacher-"And why should we en-
deavor to rise by our own efforts?''
Johnnie Wise" Cause there's no
tell!n' when the alarum clock will 20
wrong" Bits.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07

He-"He's in the push all right"
She-"How did he get there?''
He-"Oh, he had a pull
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07

Consolation.-Mr Fondpar-"Ask the
doctor to come to my house immediate
II. My wife doesn't quite like the baby's
looks Norah-"He's out. sure, but
don't yez worry-the homeliest babies
sometimes grow up quite good looking. y
Brooklyn Life.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07

AG'n1-''Sir. can I sell you this statue
q: Il Greek god: l; is one of the most
artistic adornments for the home TO he
found and
Mr.. Gotrich-"Young Teller. hev v got
emmy >:a'""> O pigs? l think a lifcsize
>:a'"" Q: Il pig in bronze would be great
:: set in tn hall, don't you: Y sec, |
mad" most o my mummy in pigs
Columbus co. State Journal.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-16
ADMIRAL SAMPSON IL ROT IN VERY
ROBUST HEALTH
hear AdUIiral Mortimer r.. JohnaOn Now
or fort Royal, VIII Ultimately
Succeed sampson

Washington, Aug. 12.-Tho navy
has selected Rear Admiral Mortimer
l.. johnson, now in command at tho
Port Royal naval station, to succeed
Admiral Sampson in command Of the
Boston navy yard whom tho latter
officer shall retire.
The formal appointment has not
boen made as it is not known how
soon Admiral Sampson may wish to
be relieved, or whothor he will wait
until his retirement from tho service
next February. However, it is usual
whom tho retirement of an officer is
ahead, to look about Cor those avail
able to succeed him and this led tho
department somo weeks ago to de-
tormino upon Admiral johnson for
the prospective place.
1t has boon known for sono timo
to navy department officials that
Admiral Sampson is not in robust
hoalth, and that he might desire to
lay aside his duties at tho yard be.
fore the date Of his retirement from
tho service. AS to this, however, it
is stated at the navy department
that there is no definite information
from Admiral Sampson. Ho has not
asked to be relieved or indicated
when he would liko to be detached.
1t is stated that the action of the
department has no connection with
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-16
THE EIItST ONE RAISED.
Til" rwcniy Ton Columns HoinE Put Ia
pusition.
Tho State, 10Th

At last ono Of the massive columns
on tho portico Of tho State capitol
| has bocn raised. 1t was hoisted
yesterday afternoon by tho giant
derrick with apparent ease. When
ono considers that each OF these
magnificent columns Weighs very
| noarly 20 tons tho magnitude of the
undertaking Of raising them is
grasprd. They aro heavier than the
immonso steel Eirders taken up somo
tlmo ago to place tho dome upon.
Though one would not think it, us
soon rs ono Of tho tall columns is
placed upon its base it stands So
curely when loft alone. Indeed tho
centre of gravity in ono of them is
80 far down that it stands perpen-
dlcular SO securely that a toam Of
horses hitched to rope running
from tho top could not ovcrturn it.
Tho column raised yesterday after.
noon was placed in tho rear row and
it WAS ono Of tho newly cut ones.
Hundreds of people watched the
hoisting process. Ropes wore So
curely bound about tho big column
and there was no slipping rs it WIS
raised straight up
Tho work of raising the columns
will continue throughout this week.
AS soon as the other columns arc set
it is understood that tho forco Of
workmen on the capitol will be ma
terially increased.
The work Of putting tho board
covering on the dome itself, which
carries the copper shooting is now
woll under way. The carpenters do
ing the work have to carry their
nerve with thom on the domo. They
are working over 100 feet above the
ground. Yesterday afternoon SOW
eral looking up at the high dome
and tho lantern on tho summit got
into a discussion as to tho dimen-
sions, the men looked SO worry small.
An inquiry developed the fact that
the lantern which seems to be about
five feet in dia'neter is really IL feet,
and the perpendicular portion of tho
domc, which appears to the eye to
be about 20 feet in diameter is 43
feot, while the base itsolf is 60 feet
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-16
ALL HIS FOLKS WE'LL.
Senator McLaurin Has no Foo to Face This
Week

Norfolk, Va, August 13.-Sen-
ator Nc Laurin of South Carolina
passed through Norfolk today with
his wifo and child en- route to the
Pan American exposition. Ho talked
with several Of the Democratic lead
ers here for the State convention
which will discuss the general pri-
mary plan for election Of senators.
10 the Associated Press representa-.
tive he made the following state
ment:
"For many years the campaigns
in South Carolina have been in the
nature Of personal abuse between can
didates. The present campaign an is
sue is at stake. My sorio ofspeochos
which were begun last April have
started tho people to thinking and
thoy have become aroused. Senator
Tillman has answered my arguments
by heaping personal abuse upon me.
lilo threatened to 60 out among the
mill operatives and arouse them
against the mill owners if I con-
tinued urging the expansion policy
and the carrying of American pro-
ducts in American bottoms. IGx
pansion is not imperialism; the first is
business question, the other mat
ter Of politics. 1t is foolishness for
anybody to claim that a man cannot
believe in ship subsidy, tho carrying
of American exports in American
bottoms and expansion without bo-
ing q Republican. am going into
tho primaries in South Carolina next
fall and | expect to defeat Senator
Tillman."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-16
THE FULLER CLAIM.
They VIII ProbAby Share In the Auetln-
.linn ifilllona.
Tho State.

nc Ot,lle.
1t looks now as il Othollo Fuller
and his wife wero really going to be
successful with their clam for a
share in tho money Of tho millionaire,
Mr. Tyson, who died recently in
Australia.
MIR. Brooker, the attorney for Inc
Columbia Fullnre, has received rc-
ply from tho Atlanta law firm which
has tho matter in charge. Tho let
tor merely states thut tho money has
beon left to thc heirs Of Mr.. Tyson
and his wifo who vas before her
marriage Fullor. All Of this was
in accord with the story as told by
Othcllo Fuller and his wife.
Mr.. Brookcr recently hoard Mrs.
Allico Fnllor tell hor story of the
matter. Sho claims that sho is q
nioco Of tho millionairo's wife. If
this be truo she will most certainly
como in for part Of tho money.
1t is stated that Il fow people
could be in moro urgent need OF
such good fortune than Othcllo and
his wife, as their condition ls moth
ing short Of abject poverty.
Mr.. Brooker will go to Atlanta in
q fow days to Investigate further the
claim.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-16

tho Schlcy court OF iu,miry. Official,
Of tho department were unable to SAY
today whether Admiral Sumpsol
would hn Summoned rs u witnc4a q,
would nppcur o,hcrw;so bcror, IN,
court, although. il was said to be al.
together prohabla that hp would h,
amouG thn viz leasc,.
imnrl;nirI,. nCtor tho proccoljnyy
before Justice Jrrol.., in wiicl, IN,
ca~o n,,uimsi Whitnny and BuruIorI
worr rut over until "Wednesday q
confcrcuro wa4 held notwcnn the ms.
ticc, Frank Moss, Of tho Society for
tho Prevention of Crime, and Ass,s.
tant District ATTORNEY Schurlnun
with others from his Office. Tho con
foronco was in tho n;,turn Of Il j,,ai.
ciul inquiry to 20 over tho evidence
now in tho hlnds of tho authorities
us to alleged police corruptiou and
TO decide on further stops in the
prosecution Of offenders vet to be
named Whitney and Burpdorf wore
m,bmittcd to Il further secret cypmin.
alton.
Deputy Superintendent Hammond
and Agent Dilnn Of tho Societv for
tho Provcntion of Crime broupht n
long list of witnesses in tho room and
it is said tho mm gavo evidence cor
roborativc of that givon hy tho two
pris0ncrs as TO the acccptuncc Of mo.
noy believed to have reached the 20.
lico from illcaal resorts.
Asked as to what hud taken pIace
Justice Joronn rcrusod to ,,ointo do.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-16
WoNDnKrVL E0v PREACHER.
S"ays Large Audlcucc--Boy 8 Years Ola
PrOnChts.
Atlanta journal. !

MlIher, ga, Aug. l3.--MGtz JOY
nor, the boy preacher, preached horo
Sunday at II o'clock. 1t had boon
previously announced, and by tho
tlme the young divine arrived tho
Baptist church was iillod to ovor-
flowing with an anxious, curious mix
! od crowd Of all sorts and ages Of be-
llevors and unbolievors to hoar tho
boy, who was only nino years old on
the 29th Of last November, preach.
by the timo he ascended the pull
PIT hush as Of death came over the
vast audience. Every ono was oager
to catch every word that fell from
the lips of tho boy. Ho preached on
"Ihe New Heaven and New Earth"
and wonderfully entertained his hear
ers, and many of those who had come
doubling and through curiosity shed
tears Of pcnitence before tho boy was
through He told experiences and
calls to the ministry in such touching
manner that reminded other grown
up peopto SO much of their own OK
perlence that caused them to tell this
in shouts before the service was over.
The boy strikes every ono who
hears aud secs him with his solemn
ity and seriousness. Ono can but be
impressed with the idea that his
mental faculties arc developed far
beyond his age, as is evidenced in
his elucidation Of tho Scriptures;
then if those natural gifts, why not
tho spiritual? But fcw people doubt
on this limo since hearing him.
1t will be interesting to the many
old time friends and descendants over
the country of Michael d. Gaar to
know that tins boy is great grand
son of this beloved Baptist preacher,
who died in tho sixties and was buried
at Rock Greek church in Monroe
county, and by his request was buried
close to the pulpit of the church
whore he had labored for SO MANY
years. It is noticed that the descen.
dants of the Rev. Gaar take to reIie-
ion like ducks to water, there being
quite " number Of them preachers in
the different denominations. It will
also be interesting to know that the
great grand sire Of this wonderful
boy has q widow and one son now
living in the city Of Atlanta.
Tho boy seems to prefer the asso-
citation of children rather than grown
up people, as he would gather them
around him and tell of his school ex-
perionce, which was in all about fif
teen months in Denison, Texas, and
Durant, Indian Territory, and is worry
fond of books, rs WAS evidenced at
his stopping place, where he had
soon examined every book in the H.
brary and soon had pile of theln
down IN the middle of the floor,
where ho turned rapidly through the
pages and seemed to enjoy the illus
trations immensely.
Every one here thinks HIM wonder
ful, marvellous, and fell quite in love
with his sweet temper and spirit.
One thing remarlable-ho will not
kiss and let's no ono except his mo-
thor kiss him. The ladies, old or
young, who admire him, have to take
it out only in hand shaking, for he
will not be kissed if it takes manly
force to prevent it.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-16
KNIGHTS OF LhHOR WILL PROSECUTE
THE TRUST
Attorney General AsI.ed to Bring Proccod.
inga for Violations or thu Anti
trust Law.

Washington, Aug. 12.--The Joint
committee Of tho American Anti
Trust loaguo and district assembly
No. Go Of tho Knights of Labor hold
meeting tonight to consider the
question Of bringing loyal action
against the United States Steel com.
pany.
The mombors say thoy arc satisfied d
after conforonco by telegraph and by
lottor with Hon. l'r, ak IS. Monnctt
Of Ohio and with local attorneys that
thoro is ample evidence available Cor
auccossful issue against the o,po.
ration.
A special committco will be ap-
pointed to present to Attorney Con.
oral Knox with request that no in
stltuto proceedings against the trust
undor tho Sherman act. IL these
efforts fail recourse will be had to
mnndamus or}.other proceedings to
attain tho object sought.
Tho committee will cooperate with
individuals and associations IN othor
States whore help is desired in pro.
ceodings against the steel corpora
ton. A. contribution Of $500 toward
defreying expenses incident to the
proceedings to bo begun was made
by tho Antitrust league.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-16
TILLMAE'S PROPHECY.
SaSn GIcLaurIn VIII Not Got Over 10000
Votes ic first Primary

Washington, August 13.-Senator
TIllman of South Carolina, who was
in this city today en- route east to
meet an engagement to lecture, said
that Senator McLaurin is not so
strong in his State today as he was
six weeks ago.
lie was sure that if the primary
election for senator were to come off
in South Carolina now Mr.. McLaurin
could not got moro than $4,000 or
10000 in first primary year hence,
and he was satisfied ho could not be
elected.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-16

IL practically no loss on tho regis.
tered packages. There was a con-
alsnmont of 81 1000 worth of stamps
for tho postoflico at Sherman in the
pouches that were sacked, pnt thoso
tho robbers did not disturb"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-16

Papa-"Where's my umbrella
I'm sure l put it in the hallstand
with the others last evening"
Willie-~"I guess Mabel's beau took
it when he went homo last night"
Mabel--"Why, Willie! The ideap'
Willie-"Well, when he was sayin'
Agood. night 20 you heard him say,
I'm going to steal just ono.' "--Phil-
phla Press.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-16
DEATH RODE UPON
TIE THUNDERBOLT,
H'N''" TERRIBLE WOEES AT
Gii"HNEiLlE SUNDAY.
'"o Young Nlr'S Woso Killrd-Younr Ma,
N'''N":'Y i"l"rrd md Four rni
"r'h i;n'iy Sh"cIerd.-H,by
Tsv!uyd unhurt.
Tho State, l3th.1

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A S'A room holso was occupied by
'"o h"'l''''eS' ono OF which had just
'no''" III 'ao Gay before. Tho light.
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-16
NO LAWYERS FOR SAMPSON.

Washington, Aug. 12.-Specula
ton has b"cn induIscd in lately at
Tn" navy dopaH'mcnt rs to whether
Admiral Sampson will be represent.
cd by counsel in tho forthcoming
Schley court OF inquiry and whether
Judge Advocate General Lcmly will
call upon Tho government for legal
assistance in handling the case. TX
animation Of ti,o law in the promises
cllcits the fact that Admiral Sump-
son is not entitled to legal rcproson-
tatlon at tho EoarinHs Of tho court.
From an Official viewpoint Admiral
Sampson does not figure in tho in
quiry at all. 1t is also stated that
the judge advocate Of tho proposed
court Of inquiry will ask tho govern
mont for assistance in handling the
case.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-16

Washington, August -. --- Tho
State department va. a,lENorizrd tn,
Amcricm chYr.r Tira.rt 1T CnrU.
cN2, NcNczuo'%, 4. n5r hi.. yroN
oniru- fvG Cr,r, ,b;n, il. cavr the 60.
lcllhinn mlistc. Il. N"uvMay!av rar;
| t. irW>r ih4, cav,u'ry.
N!r. Npss"ll trl,n1%uhrl lngi week
sec ,luG instructors. "a 20 his r,;i,s,,
of action in case Of ,hr Withdrawal
Of tho Colombian minister, which
apparently was in contamination ut
that timo lIo did not, howovrr, in -
dicnto that This Withdrawal was pro-
liminary to any rupture bo(wcon tho
two republics, hut simply asked if
he would be authorized to act tom.
porar,ly in looking after Colombjo's
interests in case of tho withdrawal
Of tho minister.
As it is tho universal custom to oct
in this manner, whom tho rcuuost ,s
mado, Mr.. Russell was authorized to
uso his good Offices for Colombiu. in
case this was agreeable to tho Vcno.
zuean government. Since thon tho
American Charge has not boon honrd
from, and it is not known whother
tho Colombian ministor hna with
drawn from Nenpzuoln or whothor
MI Russell il cu.illinp tins tomno.
rary duty.
Thcre huvo boon no additional do.
volopmonts as TO tho situation on tno
isthmus Of Panam", whore tho trouble
is far removed from that Hlonr iho
Venezuelan borJ(rr CONSUL Oencru|
GAdgcr's course in stocking. after in.
forests along tho isEhmu4 IS not in
pursuit Of any arrp!ic instructions
from Washington, but follows pro.
cc;lont established some f. yours
ago.
The navy department hps now
definitely dotorm,ncl in r,,.o u,o ,r
,ho b,tilo,h;n 1,,,, ;,,,n.1 ~rn
V,;,oon,;, !, -.
sido Of tbo ,s,,u,ra :, o,,o awn;
,....'.. '' i, '.''' '''"'r''
'''I0''o 0o''o.'S '"''' 'hlS WAS due
10 lho 1act that no word had been
hoard from the Wiscoryir, whilo tho
Iowa had ropuriod her orrivnl q,
Brcmcrton u,r c,,or,,n1 r,,I
Thomoe porrv hoa h,n , '|
, n I'S' '''" ''r'' ",'''r"' 10
'"N' 'l'o SNIP 70 oa' IfAhciHco and
is expected to tai, tonight. The
station, and rs Silci. iiilS tho fac of