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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-24

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tur snei 8rinoe pDrbanben, beioe
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neiguns gu auBern, Die, pie ib elaus
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-24

Mbeumatismus lift in bieIem 8lima
ibmer5bafter alS ireero elm anoeres
Geloen; miro our1 Sinner & Mmenbs
Meaept Wp. 1851 gebeilt. 6. E.
Shmibt Ggent, 6puitun, 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-24

6. s.. Dean & 0. ofe-
riren Die beiten bargains in @e>
fabrten aaer Irt, ELECTROMAGNETIC
lhaften, Giienmaarert &c.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-16

wen. sor.a into thc o'lcr l.fc with
the calm ana simple faitA Of an inno-
cent child.
The iemai,s of tie grand old hero
were lAid to rcst las. Sunday after
noon IN :lc historic Trinity Church
yard in Columbia, .ho funeral services
being conducted By Bishol, Capcrs,
u Confederate General, and the SAD
occasion attracted veterans, sons ana
daughters, military and municipal
officials from every section Of the
State. Not since the burial Of John
{. Calhoun has such funeral demon
stration been g!tncsscd in South
Carolina. The outpouring of the pco-
pie was spontaneous, and genuine and
heartfelt sorrow was depicted on the
countenancc of the vast assembly.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-16
CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

WILL sell for Mai. B. F. Whitner at
auction on Saturday, April %, at Court
House, at IL O'Clock q. m.. two lots on
West Market opposite residence of ", NJ.
Webb, 126x200 feet each; also three lots
oDlBrown street. near,Y opp ste residence
three adjoining lots on unimproved
street, Opposite land OF Mrs. E. NJ. Ruck-
or, 05x232 feet each -
Terms of Sale-1o Q cash, balance on
credit of six months, secured by bond and
mortgage of premises, with leave to pay
oil cash. Lots may he sooner purchased
Webb e Webbs store
]. B. MCGEE. Auctiopeer.
April l6 1902 ~
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Aaron Items

Cadet Neal Newell, of Clemson, paid
short visit to home folks SUNDAY.
Hiss Carrie Martin, one o. Hone
well most useful girls, anG who is at
tending college ut Grccnvillc. is on II
few days visit 10 her parents, and vii!
Join the G.. +. {. cirls Tuesday on their
way to attend The Exposition.
Wur health report is very good.
There is considerable complaint
among our farmers about seed pota-
tocS. Nearly every one has to buy,
and they are very scarce in the cominu-
nifty.
One OF Roberts most enterprising
farmers, Frank Shirley, and son, An
son, were guests of j. II. Leach and
family Sunday.
Our genial mail carrier, Malcolm
Burriss, on Route I, is very faithful,
and seems 20 give perfect satisfaction.
Some cotton seed have been planted
while preparations are being made for
planting large crop, although we be-
!ieve our farmers are getting more in
terested in raising corn this season
than they have been heretofore.
Cadet LOme King, has returned to
Clemson, to resume his studies, after q
few days rest at home, his eyes being
the trouble.
Tom Vandiver spent few hours
with home folks Friday.
The friends of VIM. Smith will be
glad to know that he ismuch improved
in health.
j. M. Padget and wife, of Anderson,
were welcome visitors to the b. Y. =.
I. Mt Hopewell Sunday afternoon. The
Union was delighted with very spir-
itual address by Mr.. Padget on "Giv-
ing" which was much enjoyed by all.
Prof. George II. Baker deserves much
honor FOR this fl0urishing Union.
The most important event of the
season, was the verdict of all who were
so fortunate rs to attend tho "Guilt-
ing given in honor of Miss Ida Vandi-
Yer. OF tho White Plains section, at tho
hOspitablc home of VIM. Eandivcr ON
the 11th inst. Fourteen young ladies
accepted invitations to participate in
the event, and much to the delight of
all, the balmy sunshine shed its beau
tful rndiunce, which was necessary to
complete the enjoyment of all. at 13
O'Clock sharp the numerous guests were
invited into the spacious dining groom,
where the beautiful table was grooming
under the weight of nice things, and all
did their part In relieving it of ite bur
den, after which all resumed their
work, which was soon finished, When
all were free. at q o'clock cakes aud
ten were served, and we were ushercd
iHtO tHc puIlOI, WHcn lnc invited gents
began to arrive for the evenings en-
tcrtainment. AlonzO Jolly held the
guests spe.lb0rnd for an hour or more
with the attractions Of his plon0graph.
After many amusing games were play
Ell, came the most unique feature of
the event. Refreshments were served
in the cold fashioned way" by Gin
deri!l and Eliza Jane" acted by Misses
Pet and Ida Vandivcr. About II
O'Clock tho guests departed. The cc-
casion will long be remembered by Ill
present. Observer.
April II. 1902
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-16

Rev. I. Dewitt Talmage, tho noted
Presbyterian divine, died last Satur-
day night o. his residence in Wash.
ington, D. c. He had been quite
feeble for some time, and the cause
of death was Inflammation of the brain.
In his death the American pulpit has
lost its most noted man and one of It's
greatest preachers
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-16
low Rates 60 Charleston.

Commencing Tuesday. April 1st, 1902,
and OH each Tuesday thereafter during
the month of April, tho Blue Ridge Rail.
way Co. will sell tickets from Anderson
to Charleston and return at rate of S3.7O
for the round trip. Tickets limited three
days from date OF sale. For further in
formation call on Oh write to r. T. Thorn
ton, ticket agent, Anderson.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys
and bladder right. Don't delay taking.
Evans Pharmacy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-16
WARMING.

I forewarn all persons not to harbor or
hire Dearry Gaillard, Luther Gaillard.
Idella Williams, Marie Williams. Jake
Williams. all OF whom are under contract
with mo for the year 1902. Persons dis
regarding this notice will be prosecuted
at law. d. s. AfoPHAJT.
April 16, 1902 43 %
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- Few rich men with poor relations
believe in the art Of healing by touch.
- For some unaccolntable reason
the amateur vocalist never loses his
voice. 5
( - Compositors may be jolly good
fellows, for they are always setting
'em up.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-16
Notice of Final Settlement.

THE Undersigned, Executor of the
Estate Of T. l.. Clinkscales,. deceased.
hereby gives notice that he will on the
1oth day, Of May, 1902, apply to the
Judge OF Probate for Anderson County for
Final settlement Of said Estate. and n
discharge from his office as Executor.
FRANK II. CL1NKSCALES. Ex,r.
April 16, 1902 Dc
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-16
NOTICE.

WILL let to the lowest responsible
bidder on Monday, the 2lat day OF April,
at : O'Clock p. M, the building OF O
Bridge over Generostee Creek ut lizard.
scrabble Old Mills," in Savannah Town
ship Reserving the right to reject any
or all bids. t!TIa:7-71'
j. N. vANDIvER, snp'r. A. g.
April l6, 1901 4S
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-16
FOR PROBATE IunaE

To the People OF Anderson County: i
hereny announce myself candidate for the
the ruleh 81 the Democratic party. I confess I
has no great love for the Ce:.: Is-s- as. me-
70 oe Just and kind TO all. and to discharge my du-
tiea IN such manner that no one ever Will be
sofry wns elected: Ihs IL tho last time xviii
~ E. u Grown. IS
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-16

- There is no man so mean that he
would not like TO be charitable ut
somebody else 9 expense.
Il little quarrel now and then
helps q love affair. "Yes, the lover
leaves eff buying roses and gets a
chance to catch up with the tailor's
bill
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-16
NOTICE.

THE Stock of Goods and F,xtnres NJ
Wilhite Il White, which was a part of
the Estate of +. T. White, decreased. has
this Gay been enld aud transferred TO
Miss Mary NJ. Wilhite. The Estate Of
+. r. Wllhite Ia thereby relcased from
any future liabilities connected with said
business. j. .. WILEITE, Ex'r.
j. L. IRIBBLE. Ex'r.
M. Nj. WHITE. Xxx.
ADril s 1902 -
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April s, 1902

In sevoiing my connection with the
above business. whore havo been for
quite number nf years, desire to thank
our friends and patrons TOR their natrun.
age. In tho future l shall nevote ali of
my tiuio 10 my profession.
April 8. 1902 AZ
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

:. 30. Candidates. announcements will be pub.
ished until the Primary Election for Five Dollars
-rAYABLH IN ADVANCE Don't ask rs to credit
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
STORMY MEETING org. ARR NJ
rlDoPsFS TAMNANY TICKET AFTrp
VIGOROUS PROTEST FROM
NJ A. LESSER

F-6v-sr5 z Amend. one Of the Tannnsnv c.-5,-
ss-as f6~ Justice o. the Supreme Court. ra.fgrsa
last night from the German-Anerican EaSo-r,
r-rio- "a va-h he has been president for se,,A-.r
-e--s His resignation was accepted. and : ra=o
l,5-io- rss adopted Indorsing 1Ir Amends can
7fz-r,- as y-v as The tuu Democratic State comm,
Assembly, and senate tickets
charles Lurz vi-e-president OF the organization
r-4s5=5 at the meeting, which, owing 70 the stand
rql-ar by lTayimus A Lesser. o. the RepuhIi-ar.
s-er- Committee proved stormy one While
s-,aa-bzs were made lI~ Lesser demanded thar he
D. heard Word had gone our that ne and T7.e7-
do-e Srrro would oppose the resolution of indors=
r7ert. and ne was repeatedly ignored by the Chair
Ar Lesser then said that he spoke iU behalf ~
the XlIIsr Assembly District, which IN meeting as
seurh-e5 had voted 70 indorse Alfred S1eckler Ed
yysrg i Amend and Ernest Hall as Justices of rn-
SrIrra--e TCT~T He asked thar the association
iu1ors- these men. He protested against the union
irterf---- In state politics he held his ground i'm
spite o- SHOUTS of Throw him OUT. Ar Lesser then
appealed 10 The reporters Say ING Gentlemen 1f
the rraes want YOU m bear witness that the vote
Is btirE SUPPRESSED The whole room was in an
,Ir,roar when the principal resolution was put 20
v0-a The chairman above the DIN and shouts am
notrced thar tr- resolution had been passed unaui-
AI~ Lesser protested G1lnst the decision. saving
Thar hl and his twenty delegates 1ad voted no.
The Lesser revolt u8@ referred 10 IN" campaign
committee for action
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
SPLIT IN THE ALBANY BAR.
REPUBLICAN MEMBERS LEAVE MEETING
WHEN DEMOCRAT Is INDORsED

Albany. oct If.-The Albany County Bar Asso-
citation. its meeting here .o-day divided on the
question OF ludorsiug candidate for Supreme
Court justice in the Third Judicial District. Ex-
Judge Countryman presided and entertained a reso-
luton tndorsing Charles L. Patterson. the Demo-
cratic candidate Objection was made by J. New
ton Fisro on the ground that the association was
nOH-po,itIcal in character and he offered a resolu-
tiou pIedstns it [ refrain from taking any action
which could be construed political 4 heated
discussion followed, Which at times seemed pointing
toward personal encounters. but II was finally
tied by the Republican lawyers leaving the room.
The resolution indorsus Mr. Patterson then
adopted
In the mean time the Republican members OF the
Bar Association held a separate meeting and is
sued address 10 the voters of the district de-
cllrluE that the action OF tneir colleagues in in
d0rslrE the candidacy of Mr.. Patterson ''-epre-
ssuted thei- individual sentiments and not that OF
the Albany County Bar Association.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
CLERGY PRAISE oDELL's ATTITUDE

Albany, oct. 16-Governor OdelI to-day received
calls from two large delegations. One was the edu-
cational body in session here. and the other
the members Of the Church Congress The Rev
Dr. BattershaH who headed the latter. said that
the congress desired 10 congratulate the Governor
for his attitude on the coal strike. attitude
which did much toward effecting a settlement In
speaking 10 the body OF educators the Governor
said in part
clal problems are constantly coming 10 the front
n this State during this age OF tremendous deVe-
opTneut. In order that they may be successfully
soyed young men and women must be furnished
with an education adequate Tor this purpose. Upon
me shoulders of The school teacher falls the bur
den, and in order that ne may be ENCOURAGED in
MS 4abors, he should receive just compensation for
MS work. During the term OF my predecessor an
increase IN the salaries OF the school teachers OF
NeW-Hork city was made, and under nv admins
tratlon laws We're passed so that every scholar in
this State Will shortly be able TO avail himself or a
hlgn school education.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
MRS. Y0UgG GETS CHILD ~ COURT.
ooNFERs wITH EER HUSBAND AFTER LAWYER
AGREE TO ADJOURN CASE

ouNFTRs wTIH EER HUSBAND AFTER LAwTERs
AGREE TO ADJOURN CASE
Before Justice Levenrritr in the Supreme Court
yesterday the return was made on the writ q
asbeaps corpus. obtained or Wednesday by Ms
Louise McALtster Young. directing her husband
Alexander c Young 10 prJouce IN court their IL
taken from her. When NJ Young. with the child
\ his arms. accompanied by MS counsel Fred
house, appeared IL the courtroom. the child began
% cry, ! want my mamma. ! want my mamma"
Ms Young rushed towards the little one Nr
fo1ag mace a effort 10 restrain the child. and a
nonent later the mother clasped her daughter IN
ne arms, while q big crowd watched the pair
NJ Eouse. acting tor his client, said that he had
&c ooeetion 10 the mother seeing the child, and
suggested thar she and her daughter 90 into q va
e&at room across the corridor until the proceedings
we're over. Acting upon this suggestion, Mrs
ioeng took her daughter into another courtroom
"aea the case was finally called M House,
2 sae REPRESENTED M Young, tod Justice Leven-
-. tAat mutual agreement had been reached
sss.Seen coU1sel on both sides for adjournment
" .seEtner argument until this afternoon
- assst tn!s Mr.. Young ana the lawyers hurrled
e-.e were. The doors We're closed and there was
: snort consultation between husband, vile and
S-esyeEs A Few minutes later Mr. Young, with the
S-1o Y his arms, hurried out Ot the courtroom
~ 4s,t tae building, going towards PARK hoW.
-. 4OOngs accompanied by her counsel, left the
ss.lalag by another door Il was said tt-at az
e .Ss-senaents had been made fOr meeting IN one
o. The lawyers oflces.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
DEMOCRATS N 4 DEADLOCK.
POLICE NECESSARY TO PRESERVE ORDER
N CONGEESs CONVENTION.

N CONGEESS CONVENTION.
Boston. oct If-No nomination for Congress was
made by the TNth District Democratic Convention
this afternoon. and the proceedings wound up I'm
hury-burIy fashion physical encounters among the
delegates being stopped only by the energy Of the
police
As the time for fnE the convention nomination
expired AZ o'clock. the Democrats must resort to
nomination papers TO te fled before p. m. To-
morrow. Tonight this action is expected. and al
three candidates have papers IN readiness for huE
So bitter Is the feeling among the three factions
that compromise is not looked for. This district
is SO Overwhelmingly Denocraric that Charles II.
NItL, OF East Boston. named ny the Republicans,
VIII have only a fighting chance even II three
Democrats run The INth District is remodelied
from the old IXth long represented by john F
being AeW-EngIand's only Democratic Congress
The failure 10 nominate to-day was not unez-
peCJed. Five times the convention SAT. and in a
delegates scarcely varied from a for Congressman
Joseph A. COnry, 81 for ex-senator John A keLner
and - for Joseph A DeUuiSgC, lawyer of the
tharleStOWu district.
The trouble while brewing from the faU Of the
CLairInGD'S EaFel. really started when DruliSuu
delegate Tor "a ReCrmiuarious few back and
forth ana finally the struggle at ! 10 o'clock
or he-iner's attempt 10 hold the floor lest Den
uisOn should swing his delegates TO Doury. vice
gle Tor mastery at the chatrm2n'S stand SeTgeau
'kube' tessenCen. the giant OF the police force.
Won. and = o'clock striking, the convention
pieces without parliamentary ruling
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
BEvERIDGE TALKS ON TRUSTS

Brdgeport, Conn, Oct IA meeting addressed
by United States Senator Bevert1ee ~ r,5t,~,
and presided over by Senator PIatt OF Connecticut
opened the Republican campaign here to-niebt
Senator Beverage spoke chiefly on trusts and
pledged the administration to purge thar, 80 -
evils which are not being removed BY natural
causes The evils he complained of are tba rafSire
OF prices TO the consumer the reiucfton Sp 1-a
and overcapttaiZatiOn Even these he sst5 go
ton" VI '0siSia
Senator Beveridge spoke particularly Of orgarizad
labor. which. he said. curing the sscoS,i s,,if
His invocation, More power 10 the arm Of organ
lied labor. was cheered loudly Senator Ra,ysr75gs
made only passing reference to the coal s+rtss
speaking OF il OF the problems snccasSTI1Iy,
solved by a Republican President
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
WOMEN To AIn M.CLEILAND-

number of women of Dooos Ferry intend to
form Immediately a wOmens Democratic relief
corps 10 aid in the election Of ex-senator Charles
McCIeIiand as Senator in the XXIId District
which comprises Westchester County and a part
OF The Bronx Borough Miss Myra Belle McCHel-
land. who is a graduate of the wornen's law class
or New-IOrk University. and Miss Meta Josephine
AcClelland. daughters OF the ex-senator and his
wife, are at the head Of the plan The women
nave already begun a hot political canvass in his
interest A house 10 house canvass will be begun
and every effort will be made aid the nominee
IN mis- night for success. Mr.. McCleland is prom
inent lawyer in Westchester County. His RepUb-
Acau opponent is Isaac y. Mills.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
7HryKs NEGRO SH0ULD HAVE BrS RIGHTS.
,-,,,rrn STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY CAPERs. OF
SOUTH CAROLINA SAYS THERE Is NO
REASON WHY REPUBLIcAN PARTY
SHOULD BE ALL WHITE

Charleston. : O. oct 16-ln view o- th@ a-uon
~ the Republican party IT Alabama and Nortn
Carolina on the negro question ana -N- -----= -
-lT;.,, ,-,,,,-.rrfons rhis week IN the Congress
9iztrtcts in this state Captain John q Capers
T-nited states District Attorney ana Republican
National Comu-itteerran for oouth Calol-i-A waS
as.ad TODAY what was the position OF the Re-
publican party in this state on the nesro question
He said
The organizatiou and operation OF political
narTtas on purely racial classification are 70 nv
pSinI vvhoIiy inconsistent with the spirit OF our
'-t[sr7roant reCuiriuE- as our government CoTS'
n 5s+1ad drias ana r5SpOnsibllJleS from al us
crfzens In the exercise or cltlzellsLlII WIlSn tns
,sg-o asssrrs a right and demonstrates tnaI II
rss|s on fnte lHgeuCe and character ratner tnah
,T ra,s Dref1dce or tancled and unedFned dlStlnc-
80 his rishts should be respected as an Arnerl-
can Cftizen regardless or MS cG-o'- -, -,
In notifies the negros trouD!e N Ihe SoulH
,,,,as in a large measure from the ADVICE ne re
-5tttss fror, his Northern co.orsd brother VINO
rHins the effect of protest asalnst a white man
-a.-+I in M south by a pTdCucal demand Tor a
PaIlS -,S-s - & rarry There is no good reason why
tba Ra1ublfcan party in the South should oe all
,EirA t1d there is every reason Why II should not
be all black
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
TO MAKE HOUSE To HOUSE CANVASS.
CAPTAIN NORTON GODDARD ORGANIZES
cANPAIGN FORCES IN THE xxTH


Inc Central Republican Campaign Committee OF
Ihe NTH Assembly District was formed last
night az the Murray Hill Lyceun Captain Norton
Goddard presided. with William J Houlahan as
secretary. Nj Goddard made an address in which
ne recalled the work accomplished BY the Repub-
mean organization in the district last three
years the period since he became The leader. The
democratic ma jority had been cut down from 56Oo
70 no he said, and last fall the Republicans elected
IHer aldermen. He declared that with proper or
sanlz4t ton they would carry the district this year
FULLY five hundred voters were present, and were
enrolled IN the committees A general secretary
was appointed for each OF the twenry-three election
dlSJrlctS. ana resolution passed directing
mat a subcommittee be organized in each election
district with chairman vice-chairman, treasurer
ana local secretary. These subcommittee are all
70 oe ORGANIZED by next Tuesday night and on next
Wednesday night the general secretaries will meet
al The East Side Republican Club and turn in their
reports There IS 10 houSe-to-hOuse canvass
districts
The following officers were elected for the Cen
Jal Committee. Chairman. Captain Norton God
dafo, v1e-chalrmen. Alderman William J. Whit
aker. and John :. Shea; treasurer. Edward Doc
man, and secretary, William ] Houlahan. The
pto-ramme ended with address by Abe
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
v4pLEwooD corPLE MARRY SECRETLY.
TIM RRnE~s PARENTS REFUSE TO co To THE
RECEPTION. AND DENY ADMISSION To
THEIR HOME To THEIR SON-tN-LAw

THEIR HOME To THEIR SON-IN-LAW.
N,an,evood y j. Oct. 10 (SpeciaD.-A secret
Marriage was made known in Maplewood yester-
80. -rba principals are Charles Clifford Barnard
~ NIapIawood-ave.. and Miss Kathryn kuth Helm
lineer daughter or Mr. and Mrs + A HelmIinger.
- vaIIev-st South Orange .
The young people were prompted 70 we'd secretly
because Of strenuous opposition by the brides
,.r-rts Ii was thought that the couple had
.asad to care for eaCn other. and vigilance was
ralaxsd The announcement OF the wedding was a
great surprise. -,.
a. a excuse by the young woman for absence
- Ocrnber S out her TIP 70 Wilmington ended
~ Newark where she met Barnard and went with
rirr ~ the home Of the Rev DR.. David B. Frazer
l"ror of the First Presbyterian Church. who mar
riad them Then they went % the home of Bar
raT1's parents. where they remaintd in secret
,1atiI Yesterday, when cards announcing a recep-
tion 10 be held by the couple in the Barnard home
on october - were issued
Mrs Helmnger says the action OF the cOuple
a. a great shock TO her and her husband as they
Thought all along that their daughter was in VIII
mfngton She saws that her daughter who Is nine
teen years old. is entirely too young 10 marry
Mr. and Mrs. Helmlinger both say that they will
not attend the reception and that TO their sOn-in-
law will be refused admission TO their home