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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-05-09

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he did not know whether or not Sen
ator Raysor understood the nature
of the bill, yet he did know one
thing, and that was that the bill had
been fully explained by him to the
senator in the presence of both Mr..
Lide and gentleman not member
of the general assembly.
Senator Mayfeld then dismissed
the witnesses and announced that if
any further service would be
required of them that they would be
notified of the fact. The committee
then went into executive session.
About 6 o'clock it was announced
that the finding had been deter
mined upon, but that further recess
had been taken until $50 o'clock in
order that the report might be pre-.
pared.
THE FINDING.
After about two hours of deliber
alton the committee announced that
it had virtually completed its report
which would be filed with theGovern-
or today with the request that it be
transmitted to the president Of the
senate and the speaker of the house.
While the committee would not
make public the text of the finding
it is assertained that the committee
had exonerated each member of the
committee on conference and has
found that the report of the com
mittee on free conference was not
obtained by collusion, misrepre
sentation or fraud on the part OF
any one; that the attempt to amend
this county government bill was
for the purpose of giving relief
a!oug the li5.c cf legislation passed
during the session of 1902 the act
being one amending the dispensary
law so as to allow of the establish,
ment of breweries and distilleries
and the appointment Of beer dispen-
sers in cities of 10000 or over.
That amendment was imperative
it appears according to the view
taken by the committee after the
full hearing because it did not give
power to the State board to ap-
point beer dispenser, and the coun-
ty board merely assumed the author
ity, The test came in the celebra-
ted Roessler case from Charleston,
in which the county board refused
to give him the permit to sign the
commission. The matter was taken
to the courts of the State board was
turned down. 1t is claimed that
the ef' of Mr. Dominick was to
get in provision that would give
Mr.. Roessler. his rights and relieve
him Of political persecution.
The committee it is understood
will hold that the testimony shows
that the actions of Mr.. Dominick in
attempting to amend the bill in the
way he did was open and not &C.
companied by misrepresentation of
facts. As to the complaint that he
tried to insert foreign matter, it is
said that the attempt was made
openly and be supported the propo-
sition upon the floor of the house at
length in a speech. The report
will attach no blame to his actions
except insofar as the committee does
not approve of such Legislation
though it has been indulged in be-
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-05-09

A p"ssimist is d man who thinks
other men are as bad Us they know he is.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-05-09

A wise man is his own best friend; g
fol is his own worse enemy.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
BURLINGTON BURGLARY

Burlington, June s.-Henry Eobear
was before Judge Hawkins in city
ecurt Saturday after having been in
Jail since April 2s in a vain attempt to
secure ball in the sum OF 500. Ro.
bear was arrested by the police de-
partment under suspicious circum
stances and it was discovered that he
in connection with other parties had
entered the warehouse Of apaulding,
Kimball &, Co., and stole a quantity
OF beans.
When in court the first time Robear
waived examination and was bound
over to Ocount7 court. Saturday he
pleaded guilty to an information and
was sentenced to serve not less than
one and one.half and not more than
two years at the house or correction at
Rutland.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
MOTHER AND SON DROWNED.

Bellows 7alls, June e.-Mrs. Ola,
wife OF Arvtn Fullam Of Gageville, and
her little son, Albert, were drowned in
Saxton's River near here Saturday eve
mag. Mrs. -Eullam and her son we're
at the river fishing when the boy
slipped an a shelving rock and rolled
into the rive in very deep water.
Mrs. Fullam jumped in and in at.
tempting to save the child was
drowned. Sore children playing near
witnessed the accident, but were too
small and badly frightened to render
any assistance ard it was at least half
an hour before they notified any one Of
the accident. Tie bodies we're quick.
ly recovered but a!l efforts to resusci.
tate them were in vain. Mrs. Fullam
is survived by husband aed young
son.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
CLEMENT k GAINING
Nearly All The Towns Are Heard
MCCULLOUGH CANNOT WIN
Falls Far Short Of MAJORITY On First
Ballot

Puteey 2, Nottingham l. Woodstock
6, Bethel 4, Chester S, Ludlow 5, Ply.
mouth ?, Springfield :, Stockbridge 3,
Hartford 6.
Mccullough carried Hancock ?,
Stann&rd l, fiardwick l. Groton ?,
Ne 1ark 2, Waterford ?, Barnet 8,
Concord 2 Lunenburg /, Bakersfield
3, Stowe 3, Washington ,, Newbury
4, Thetford ?, tairlee 2, Orange /,
Albany 2, Westmore /. Charleston 3
Westfeld ?, Rcxbury ?, Berlin 2,
Worcester ?, Wilmington 5, Dover ?,
Nottingham l, Westminster 2,
Cavendish 3. Hartland 3, Weathrsheld
2, West Windsor 2.
Proctor carried Peacham ?, Lunen
| burg ? Fairfax 4, Fletcher 2, 2,Alburgh
3. Chelsea 8, Tunbridge 2, Cslais 3
Moreto~n 2, Townshend Athens j
Westminster !.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
TELEPHONE WAR GOING
ON IN ORANGE COUNTY

But another rival has spruLg into
existence in the shape OF the sneople's
Telephone Company which is only six
months old but a.ready has lines from
st. johnsbury to Chelsea, snd the
wire is now being strung tror. Chelsea
to South Rcyal.on, and also to
Washington. A large number Of
farmers along the route are members
Of the company. Each man ever whose
land the lice runs furnishes the wire
across his lane and pays for the instru-
ment, The line is to BE- strung to
East Barre and Barre city.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09

There vert g. republica- caucuses
in Vermont Saturday night and all
but Royaltor elected delegates. In
that town it was voted to elect by
majority ard the result was an ad-
journmen--
Today the standing is Mccullough
500, Clement 2l9 and Proctor 1853.
This makes 7o4 delegates elected out
Of the total number Of 77S, and it will
be seen by this that it will be impos'
sib.e fo- Mccullough to secure the
nomination on the first ballot as SO is
necessary for choice and It is the
generaleopinion that if he does not
win or the tirst ballot he will not win
at all
Clement carried Orwell3 Granville
2. Leicester 2, Lyndon 5, Brigheon3,
Morr:sville 6, Orange /, kiddlesex ?,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
'''''''' '"'- SARATOGA 81 TODAY

the flames. Seven persons are miss.
ing and it is feared they were burned.
They are Kr. and Mrs. Rowland, Mi IS
Foster, the Misses Ahern Mrs. Owens
and Miss Morris.
The FIRE started in the arcade OF the
building and spread quickly to the
Shack.eford block which was prscti-
cally destroyed. Macy tenants hs6
narrow escapes. Mrs. Hart was res
cuec ny Chief Engineer Shadwick and
both were severely burned
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
SEH|QUS CAVE-|N OCCURS
IN COAL Mines

ported Many so2llieries in this dis
trlet are now Hooded. The compan-
les are allowing macy tnportant
workings to iii with wates. Two
slopes at Cranbepry and one at Stock.
have been abxndored and the fires are
& raWl from tie boilers.
Whkesbarre, June s-Fresident
Nltchell leaves fCrI1ew Y9k St noon
on the Invitation OF nmlSSioner
Wright and meet hin at the Manhat-
tan Hotel in NeR York this evening
to discus plan Of settlement c. the
strike. News that en effort to settle
the troubles will be made caused a
great jubilation among the merchants
and strikers here.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
COUNTY CAUCUS CALLED
FOR JUNE 18th

elect IT delegates and II alternates to
ATTEND the Washington county conven-
tion to be held at Montpelier, Wed.
nesday, June 25, 1902. for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for three
senators, two assistant judges OF the
county court, Judge of probate, states
attorney, sheriff, high bailiff, and
county commissioner, to be supported
by the freemen of the county at the
next biennial election, also to elect
county committee.
2.-To transact any other business
that may be properly introduced.
50.55 Republican City Com.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09

| 4 1e,rg telephone var is in prog
|ess in range and Windsor counties.
| L few mont.2s ago tie Rapid Tele-
BIZ ne GoplpaEy owned by Mr.. HazeE
4. South Rcyalton, with some 10
Gn1ons in L astern Vermont made 81
Management with the New England
Company whereby they work in har.
topy and wt..le there is no consolids.
f.or SCI, there Is nc longer to be sny
dispute as 10 territory between the
kcmpanies. md the South Royalton
pHce ot tha New England Company
Is nov In charge OF Mr.. Hazen.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09

Saratoga, Il. Y, June s.--The
heck opposite the United States
Hotel was ourned this morning. The
ges,ern J1lon telegraph and tele.
b9ne o1ieos, and the DailySaTatogian
ewspacer we're destroyed. The Cit.
,ens National BanF b Hiding; Lying,
after: Haskins, jeweler; and Brun.
'pr. rers room were also burned.
loss hat million.
Ms, FAZab tn Mabie perished III
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09

Plt'Ar II, "a. June "A serious
cave . occurred this morning a
dQlet Jses were wrecked and fifteen
acFeS grouud dropped kn feet into
(he njN9s 4 number OF narrow es
cipes e32rred bu. nc deaths ale re-
poFle, The cave in was tie result OF
,he &c lm4laticn OF gases in'the water
n the Erie colliery.
HalelJIn, Junn 9.-The strike sym
tathzec, gathered about the ,Sollieries
l1s II rning and attempted 10 per-
h-ade oon.Qnion men to 70 hoEe.
Inc Deputies pulled their receivers
sfd succeeded in driving them to re-
l'st .or work. No violence wss re-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
THE sPoTTER TRIAL.

Woodstock, June 9.-ln Windsor
County Court Saturday morning Frank
Plumley. counsel for s D. Wilson IN
the trial for the shooting OF K. 7.
Gosha. made an opening statement
for the defense. He said he expected
to show by other testimony besides
tie respondent that the respondent
was insuj ted by Gosha end others and
also assaulted by Gosha before shot
was fired.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09

The annual prize speaking of the
Spaulding High School will be held at
the opera house on the evening OF
June llth. Admission 25 cents. Fol.
lowing is
THE PROGRAM.
Prayer.
Our National Duty, Hoar, Arthur
Fl. Daniels.
Jerry, the Bobbin Boy, adapted,
Ethel May Strong.
Yvonne, Rothwell. Carrie Carleton
Bemis.
Vocal solo, Edith Gladding.
First Lessons in Humor, Carolyn
Wells. James r. Darling.
Naming the Boy, R. E. Robinson,
Annice LOIS McGue.
A Canadian Commandalt, Percie
w. Hart, Pinkie H. Lewis
Instrumental solo, Bessie Spear.
Ursus, Mary Mcdonald,
Ben and Judas, Maurice Thompson.
Harry Jackson.
The Book Agent, Beatrice Here.
ford, Ula A. McWhorter.
Vocal solo. Be: sic Jones.
The Fate Of Tecumsen, En-. Pierce.
Aisle Z. Trow, {not competing for
prizD.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09

The reou blican city committee met
SATURDAY night and voted TO hold the
caucus on Friday night Tor the elec
tion G. seventeen delegates to the
county convention.
The delegates will be elected to sup
port Nelson D. Phelps for Sena tO- and
WiIbu, f. Shepard Tor sheriff.
The oHcial call is as follows:
Barre VT, June !, 1869.
1.-THE republican voters Of the
city of Barre are requested to attend
caucus to be held at Miles hall Friday
evening, June l3, 1902, at 7.30, to
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
GREAT DISCOVERY
MADE IN ELECTRICITY

Oh. chemicals or dynamos and he is
al 'o mare practical application OF
his method without employing any
motive force. Senor Figueras expects
that his invention will bring about a
tremendous industrial revolution.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
ARTHUR LYNCH
Will Be Arrested For Trea-
son # Captured
FNGLAND'S FINANCES
Reported In a Very Satistac
tory State

London June 8 The war Office
has cabled congratulations to Lord
Kitchener on the energy, skill and
patience with which be conducted the
long campaign in South Africa and
has asked him to communicate to the
trools the governments profound
sense Of their spirit and endurance.
bravery and discipline, and also Of
their humanity shown throughout the
trying period. Lord Kitchener re
piled In behalf Of the army in South
Africa, rendering its sincere thanks
for the congratulations OF the gov
ernment, which he was sure the
troops would receive with grea: sltis
faction.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09

London, June Ga despatch to .he
Daily Mail from Las PalmaS Canary
Islands, says that prominent engin-
eer Of that town named Figuperas
claims to have discovered method OF
utilizing atmospheric electricity with
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
:WM. RECoR BANKRUPT

Burlington, June "a petition in
bankruptcy was filed Saturday by
VIM. Recor farmer of Washington.
He has liabilities Of s617.53 and assets
\ $780,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09

Col. Arthur Lynch, (wno fought
with the Beers in South Africa, who
was elected In November last to
represent Galway in the House
OF Commons, and who. 1t was
announced last night. h IS nrcided to
60 to London early next week and at
tempt to take his seat 10 the House,,
will not be allowed to carry out his
intention, but viii be arrested on the
charge OF treason. immedla'tiv after
landing in England sharp watch
is being kept for Col Lynch and If
he reaches Westminster it VIII be by
strategem. Col Arthur Lynch mas
decided to 60 to London early next
week He will 90 Straight t. the
House Of Commons attempt TO take
bis seat there d d abide b, the n
sequences.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09

Neg ! ori- Jure9 Michael Moran
|ana y \ Waters sIias Givens were ar
|rested .niG morning charged with
the ,acoery + iewelry belonging to-
Mrs /. ngdan, mether OF Mrs, Geo.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
MOTHER OF MRS..
GEO, GOULD ROBBED

Gould, from the Wal6srf Astoria
several days ago. The tell boys OF
the hotel identify the E1en as seeG
around the hotel on rhe day OF the
robbery.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
GOVERNOR TAFT ATTENDS
THE ROMAN C0NSlST0RY

COW and the arch bishop Ct Prague also
received it. An unusal feature of the
consistory vas the presence OF gov
ernor Taft and bis com psnions in the
Diplomatic tribune.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09

Rs une &-Aa todays consistory
Ca!a,n4l Martinelli former apostolic
beleg2re the -'nited States received
the red Gar The archbishop OF era.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09

In addition 10 Fl !e-. uemn. ter &
Company's Line o' steamers nrt"een
Jamaica and Rr'Sjul ~ bar anas.
the imp0r alton q. fruit fl III tie lS-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
FITTS
,eA AND

land to Manchester, for distribution
throughout the North Of England and
the MidlandS is to be carried on ythe
Elders and Fyffes. 1t has been de-
cided TO run aregular direct line OF
steamers with tortnightly sailings.
The first fruit IS expected to reach
Manchester early in July, The
steamers to be engaged in the new
enterprise will be the ChickhC miny,
Aplomattox and tireenbrer, recently
purchased by English merchants from
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
which used them in the Liverpool
business from Newport News.
At noon Friday Queen Alexandra
sent word to Anton Hegner, the New
York 'cellist, to come to Buckingham
palace that afternoon and play for her.
Hegner had received an intimatlon
that he might be summoned at short
notice, but be did not expect the sum-
mons today, could not read his accom-
panist and repaired alone to the pail
ace in much distress. There he was
received most kindly by tie queen and
her daughters Princess Victoria and
Princess Charles Of Denmark When
Hegner explained tie difficulty. Prin-
cess Victoria volunteered to accom-
pany him, which she did for a couple
Of hours, with Queen Alexanera turn.
ing the music. The Queen and the
ri n Crr ~
complimentary, About ten other Ia,
dies were present.
Prior to the second reading Of the
loan bill in the House of Lords Lord
Goshen, liberal and former chan
cellor of the exchequer, announced
that he desired to say a few words oa
the financial position OF the country.
Consols which were now paying only
?! per cent stood at 81. Before the
conversion of 1883 3 per cent consols
stood at lol, If they had been con.
verted then they would have been
worth only 81, so that now the stock
was really Is points higher and that
oltSA q SoStiN Vbl duO lIC nJl
Of sl5o. 900 600. The country might
we'll congratulate itself on situation
which showed such economic stamina.
The premier Lord Salisbury, said
such words coming from such a high
authority were very gratifying and
would be we'll read.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement Of Miss Jeanne Langtry,
dau. hter Of Mrs. Lily Langtry, the
actress to Jal Malcolm, Conservative
member Of Parliament tor St0wmar.
ket.
Gilbert Holsworlh, by reason Of the
fact that he is the .eble soloist ia the
Continued on Page 81
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
PRIZE SPEAKING,

Spauldiag High School Students Com.
pete June IL.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
HOMER Fits
SHARP MARK=DOWN
OUR LADIES' SUIT DEPARTMENT

FOR $1,000 We offer fine line of Suits in blue.
tor brown grey and black for this seasons styles well made
of good cloths and sold from $2 so $500 This line of
Suits gives purchaser the very best Suit be had for
the money.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09

BETTER GRADES. Our entire line Of high-cass
Suits greatly reduced in price, and you looking for
fine Suit you will find the best values here.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-11
A SOLDIERS IDEA.
Says Policemen Are Needed I'm the
Philippines.

Kansas City Journal.
William Alfred Ward, of Chicago was
in Kansas City yesterday on his way from
the Philippines. Three years in the serv-
ice and sorry it is over" said the trav-
eler. From his dress he was a civilian,
but from his carriage he was a soldier.
Mr. Ward said he had left college for
taste of soldering, but confessed to dis
appointment.
II did not get in a fight, 1 never heard
a bullet whistle in anger and 1 never saw
so many peoples or got such a mixed
view as 1 did over there. enlisted in the
Twentieth regulars, under an assumed
name, and got no higher than a corporal.
That grade L earned before L had been in
the service a month. i wanted 10 get out
of fatigue parties and set about being
promoted. When I was made a corporal,
L was content, and there l stuck
When asked direct regarding affairs and
the administration in the Philippines, Mr.
home for the news. We get no news out
there" he said. The stories from the
enlisted men are nonsense, and those from
officers row are unreliable. The only
news we get that has any semblance of
truth is what appears in the Manila pa
pers. and that must be taken with a grain
of salt. Unhappily, the soldiers take it
whole, and proceed to cultivate it, so that
they have some tall tales TO tell. l never
heard Of the friar question until I reached
San Francisco. As may be supposed, all
of who went to the Philippines look
down on those we found there. That is
part of our obligation. All of those who
were in the Philippines look down on
US who went there. That is part of their
obligation Nobody is offering any resist
ance except a lot of Filipino Wild Bills
and Dead Shot Dicks These local terrors
bluff their way to the front. and they will
continue TO do until there is a police
patrol across the island and somebody can
give them a friendly tap A party from
Dodge City, Kit Carson, if are TO
believe what we have read of those old
frontier towns, would do exactly what the
government wants done; they would pacify
the islands. Soldiers cannot do it. 1t costs
too much, and there is too much red tape.
\ good sheriff to every twenty miles
square in the flats and more in proportion
to the roll of the country would make the
islands open to settlement within a short
/ irna
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-11

hood of Elizabeth" by Harriet T. Com
stock; The Shadow of the Gar" by John
r. CARING. a new edition Of THE Colonel 8
Opera Cloak" by Christine c. Bush: new
edition of Miss Belladonna. with add
tional chapters. by Caroline Ticknor. and a
new book by the author OF Miss Toosey
Mission" entitled Faithful.
The first authorized volume upon the
volcanic disturbances which distinguished
the recent destructive eruption Of Mont Pc
lee. on the island OF Martinique. will appear
early in the autumn. Its author Is PROBES
sOr Angelo Heillrin who. at the risk OF
his life will be remembered, aScendeo
the burning mountain soon after Its out
burst and remained there for some Tune
studying the seismic movement and the Ell
fects produced by the flow. Professor Hell
prin, who IS the representative OF the Phll-
adelphia Academy of Natural Sciences,
and scientist OF worldwide reputation,
both because of his explorations and ms
contributions TO geologic and geographic
literature. is probably better equipped than
any other living man for the task OF writ
ing a volume on this subject which VIII
combine accuracy with general interest.
The work will be illustrated with reproduc-
lions from photographs and drawings. IL
will be published by the Lippincotts