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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-08-27
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London, Aug. 23.-The Brit
lsh cotton growing association
which with the hearty cooper
alton, is striving to render the
British empire independent of
the United States so far as raw
cotton is concerned, is paving
special attention to upper Egypt,
where it is asserted, the associ-
alton can develop a cotton belt
dwarting that of the southern
States of America. Mai. Count
Cleibchen secretary of the sirdar
Egyptian forces, Maj. Gen. Win
gate addressing the association
at Manchester recently said the
experiments now concluded On
the banks of the Nile show to
the quality of the cotton
grown there to be the equal of
any in the world. There are
available 5000, 900, acres of
irrigated land and the only
difficulty is the labor supply,
the Dervishes having depopu-
lated the Soudan, but the com
pletion of the an-Bueraie
road is expected to solve the
problem besides furnishing an
outlet for the crop.
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Climbing the WeGtrrhorn.

Grindelwald, Switzerland, Aug
22.-The bodies Of two London.
ers and two guides who started
Aug. 19 to ascend the Wetter
horn and who did not return
have been found by search
party near the summit of the
mountain. Two OF the party
were apparently killed by light
ming and two met their deaths by
falls. Two bodies only were re.
covered by the rescue party.
They Were these OF 4. b. Foaron
and guide named BrGvand
Both bodies were b,ackcued by
lightning and still ropoG together.
The handle Of the gpiAe's ice axe.
which was found III the guow CI.
the summit CT the WlUvrhorp.
had been split by the lightning
The guido,s body Was partly con
sumed aud his skuii was crushed
No traces Of the bodies Of tie
other two Of the party was found
1t is believed however, that al
ter having been Oyrriu-an nv q
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Whence came that sprightly
step, faultless skin, rich, rosy
complexion, smiiing face. She
looks good, feels good. Here's
her secrets. She uses DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. Result, - all
organs active, digestion good. no
headache, no chance for blues"
Try them yourself Only 25c at
Crawford Bros and J. +. Mackey
& Co.
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a Necessary preCaution.

Don't neglect cold. 1t Is worse
than unpleasant. 1t is dangerous.
By using One Minute Cough Cure
YOU can cure it at once. Allays in
hammatlon, clears the head,
soothes and strengthens the mu-
cous membrane. Cures coughs,
Group, throat and lung troubles.
Absolutely safe. Acts Immediate
ly. Children like it. CrawfordBros
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Who Beats His Wife
HE'S A

by neglecting the taking out Of
life insurance. A little economy
in daily life would permit the
carrying of a policy that would
protect the wife from want if
you died, or would mature and
benefit you when you need it
most. Confer with \. J. CLARK
at Lancaster and let him show
you what the greatest company
on earth, THE NEW-YORK
LIFE, can do for you if you
live. a. J. CLARK,
Agent.
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~'|N w Il, y iE. S.---ky Ea.I'z
Il. Schwab, Il wonder Of modern
industry aua finance, who has
zone to pieces, IS off Tor Europe
for rest and repairs. There has
been 4 great deal about him and
his Illness in The papers lately,
and considerable contradiction
and conjecture, but the plain
.actS are that he has been run
mag under too grea, Il pressure
or a year or more and has bro.
ken down. His complaint Is
described in long words by the
iociGrs, and it is one that never
'roubieS poor men or men who
nve regular lives. It is called
nervous prostratiOm whom women
get 1t. II is the result OF over
work and worry, and in discuss
lnS the causes and consequences
Mr.. Schwab's particular friends
lscribe 1t to anxiety and mortiti
cation he has suffered because OF
Lhe oposition to his scheme to
convert lot of the preferred
stock Of the steel trust into bonds.
You will remember that he pro-
posed to do this, and that a syn.
jicate of underwriters was to un
ier'ake the enhancing" OF the
project for a liberal commission.
The proposition was severely
criticised in the newspapers and
IN the street; it was resisted by
some of the heaviest holders Of
securities OF the trust; many Of
The dissatisfied threw large auan-
iities Of stock upon the market,
which Mr.. Schwab was compelled
o support, and finally the vice
chancellor of New Jersey inter.
vened and prevented the consum-
mauon OF the deal. 1t was
Schwab's first great failure, but
he considered it a throw down."
and in his disappointment and
humiliation bitterly reproached
,ormer friends whose support he
expected but did not receive.
Those who are familiar with
MS condition say that Schwab or
tinariIy is not So sensitive as he
hoe chpu,, b;,,,,IE -, tk;, .-.
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The Rest Prescription Gor9saIarla
chills and fever is bottle of Groves
Tasteiess Chill Tonic. 1t IL simply
iron and quinine in tasteless form.
No Cure. no pay. Price 10 Cts.
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But with all this talent and
capacity Schwab lacked some of
The most important essentials foI
a successful mau. He does not
Possess the moral fiber, nor the
po,se, uor the tact, nor the dis.
erection, no2 the sense Of pvoprie-
'T, ncr The philosophy or Mr..
Morgan, Mr, Carnegie, Mr.. Rookie
Teller, Mr.. Stillnan, Mr. HHl, Mr..
Perkins and other OF the great
men of the financial and indus.
trial world.
OF THE HUMBLEST ORIGIN,
without education other than that
acquired outside of the schools, or
The polish that comes from con-
tact with men Of culture, Mr..
Schwab has more vigor than re.
fnement. He fills every room he
enters he "likes to hear himself
talk" as they say ne is fond of
reading his name in the news
papers is almost as reckless in
his extravaganza as John Gates :;
slrgs his money around as if he
we're not aware Of its value, and
never counts the change; be loves
display, and seldom fails 10 let
his left hand know ali about the
transactions of his right. He is
temperate in his habits, and free
rom what are called Questionable
vices," but both in Europe and
America he has cut what is usual
~ termed "a wide swath," and
has not only got there with both
feet, but has boasted Of it far and
near. AT Monte Carlo he made
the oldest gamblers shiver at the
recklessness of his play in Paris
he astonished the most blase OBJ.
server of the antics Of American
millionaires, and it said to be the
model for the leading character
in the opera "Florodora." At
Vienna he gave the most expen-
slve dinner ever served at that
eXtravagant capital.
The newspapers fevery Euro
pean city were filled with ac
counts of his doings and sayings,
and they sounded familiar to
those who have read the story Of
Monte Cristo. Upon his return
10 the United States his notorietv
was sustained by frequent publ
cations about his luxurious apart
mcnts; his sumptuous banquets {;
his elaborate preparation tor af-
fairs which most men would pre-
fer unnoticed, and for his sensa-
'ion&l plunging into all forms of
display and eXtravagance. 1t
was only few weeks ago that
ihe newspapers were filed with
illustrated descriptions of the
magnificent palace he has plan
ned {" ruIld on Riverside Drive,
New York, which is intended to
surpa8a all private residences in
The world,
4 MOVING rI"TURE.
His life has been moving
picture, always on exhibition
and full Of sensational interest
OF course this o,t"ntation was
the subject Of comment among
his friends and the public gen
"nrrally Many attributed TO
il ~ a desire 90 g"atify his own
vanity; others as umci hat
Charley Schwab' was not con-
t"nt"a with h;s cminon"e In the
india trial world, a, the cx"cn
tive held Of the largest corpora,
'..a that was oyer organized
and aspirod to social distinction
No doubt both theories were
more or less true but the gen
craI impression was not favor
able. There has been a vel
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A''N 4 VI ~ 'u7lht>S men, WneJl-
er Mr.. Schwab possesses the
serious qualities that fit men to
he entrusted with great interests
belonging 20 others.
No one questions his technical
ability or his executive capacity.
but many have felt that the
representative OF q billion dol
Lars corporation who controls
the investment, perhaps Che
entire resources, Of hundreds
of thousands of people, and
directs the financial policy of
a concern of international
Importance, should possess a
mind and a taste that would not
seek qualification in sentimental
newspaper notoriety and vulgar
display. At the same time this
dlstrust has been mingled with
admiration for the abilities and
the genius of the man and his
hearty good nature and enjoy
ment Of life. His effection for
his father and mother are among
his most attractive traits They
are simple country people, but
he seems to enjoy their society
better than that O. any one else.
and finds his greatest pleasure
in providing for their comfort
and enjoyment His father
always has been and still is n
livery stable keeper in little
town called Loretta, in the
Allegheny Mountains, about the
center of Pennsylvania.
HIS EARLY CAREER.
When Charles Schwab was
8 years old he began his busi,
ness career as a clerk in a viii
lagc grocery, aad several years
later, when the grocery was
moved up to the town Of Brad
dock, he went with it, and
there by his personal qualities
attracted the attention Of w. r.
Jones, manager of the Edgar
Thompson steel works, which
afterward became part of the
Carnegie establishment. Jones
took him out Of the grocery at
the age Of IS, when lie was
drawing wages of So so a week,
and gave him job in the mill
at So q week. Just 10 years
later the grocer's boy became
the successor of Jones as gener-
al manager of the steel works
at a salary of $4,000 a year
SIS 900 a month ; and it was not
long before he was president of
the Carnegie company with a
salary of $50, 900 q year. Now,
at the age of 40, he is the presi-
dent of the steel trust at the
salary of S25O,0OO, and con.
trolls the labor and the wealth
Of more people than any private
individual ever did in all the
world before.
No other man ever mad such
& career. Bis advance has been
50 rapid and conspicuous that
he may be excused for his van
ity, particular when he knows
that his ability has won it for
him. He commanded the conf
dencc Of Mr.. Carnegie by his
management Of the Edgar
Thompson works. and the other
stockholders OF the company re-
gard him with equal respect. 1t
is the prevailing opinion that
ochwdh viii soon recover his
nervous vitality and return to
his post. IL i 20 :&!,2 . course
Of b&lhc and treatment at one
Of the great German cures for
nervous diseases, which will
continue for three months, and
with a vigorous constitution to
! ytr1,,,, ~, IL, nr,,Lt no, ~ -, ~, ..
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Tais signature is on every box oG the genuine
Laxative Dr0m0sQdinine Tablets
ths GsIgsdg that cures q cold Lu one daJ
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C"AKLES II. SCUTsB Has
GONE TO PIECES.
President OF the Great Steel
Trust is OIL Cor Europe
for HUst ANA RgYujra.

William +. Curtis IN The Record
Herald
Evening journal., 1902-11-22
ADDicKs CAN'T GET DEMOCRATS

|ADDlCkS CANT GEI DEmOCitAlS >
The story in the Evening Journal
the other day to the effect that the fol-
lowers of Addicks were trying to make
deal with the members Of the Legis-
lature favorable 10 Mr. Kenney, hiss
been repeated in one form or another
in most Of the leading papers. We no
tice, however, that in certain instances
the impression has been created that
Mr. henney was brought under sus-
picion, which as far as the original ar
ticle was concerned, is untrue We
have never believed that Mr.. Kenney
would be party to any such an ar
rangement, even though It could be
consummated, but The fact remains that
the Addicks people have had the hope
Of effecting a combination.
For the purpose Of clearing the at
mosphere. the Evening journal has
sent out a letter to the Democratic
members of the Legislature, Offering
them the opportunity of expressing
their opinion on the subject, in order
that any lingering doubts might be re-
solved. It seems to us that no Democrat
will have any hesitancy in expressing
himself on this point, and from those
who have already replied we are as
sured that we are right. We publish
q. martial list today as OF interest TO our
readers; other letters will be publish
ed as they come in. There is nothing
sinister about il. If Democratic mem
bers wish to say that they will never
vote for Addicks, they have the oppor-
tunity of making their purpose known.
Should any Of them feel disposed to
take any other course, all right. And
II any have not yet made up their
minds, they have the privilege Of taxi
ing time TO think.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22

the President in his speech at Masonic
Hall. ir this city This month. said, half
humorously, that he regretted he must
preach so much, but he would say that
which his sense OF duty suggested, new
ertheless. In fact, all his speeches and
writings are eprinkled with the most
inspiring exhortation to the perform
ance of patriotic duty with courage,
honesty and disregard OF consequences.
Some of his precepts are admirable
There must be rio compromise with
official corruption"
I'VE cannot trust those base beings
who treat politics only as a game ont
Of whidh to wiring a soiled livelihood. %
"The real and dangerous foe Is the
corrupt politician"
No man who is corrupt no man who
condoDes corruption In others, can pcs
sibly do his duty by the community"
mo amount of intelligence, and no
amount Of energy will save a nation
which is not honest, and no Govern
ment can ever be a permanent success
If administered in accordance with
base ideas
I'VE need fearless criticism of our
public men ANA public parties; we need
unsparing criticism of all persons and
all principles that count for evil In
our public life"
"The ounce of performance out
weighs the ton of promise"
How the country has reioiced that
there was at last in the great office
Of President man who held the
higher ideals of public life, with the
courage and honesty to carry them
out! And over the Addiclks decision
there is not man TO rejoice save the
opponents Of all that Theodore Roose-
welt represents in American politics.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22
NURSING MOTHERS

A mothers poor health is bad
enough for the mother but
worse still for the nursing
baby.
Mothers find SCOTS Emul-
sion a nouris hing g and
Strengthening food. If the
breast milk is scanty or thin
SCOTS Emulsion will make il
rich and more abundant.
When mothers take Scots
Emulsion the babies share il
the benefits. Thin babies grow
fat. Weak babies get strong
we'llsend you little to tJ II you like.
SCOTT & BOVINE, aOs Pearl street, Nsu Yorl
Evening journal., 1902-11-22
When Day Is Done

When day is done, and from the gaudv
sky
The glory fades.
Then quiet falls, and rest comes by and
by
With nights dear shades.
When life is done, and climbed its
craggy stenps,
All hot suns set:
When in vast joy that neither sighs
ncr weeps.
We then are met;
When rest shall hold our hands. and
grace,
Like evening psalm,
Shall Whisper peacel And from the
troubled face
Heavens blessed calm
Shall every tear stain wipe away and
tear;
With Christ at hand
No heartache can through golden
years draw near
That heavenly land.
William A. Quayle.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22
DIED

McCONNELL-In this city, on Novem-
Der 21. 1902, Mary V. Mcconnell,
aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral,
from the residence of her aunt, Mary
j. O'Neil, No. III North Harrison
street, on Tuesday morning, November
20, at o'clock. High mass at St.
Paul's R. c. Church. lnterment at the
New-Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER % 1902
The man who dcbauches our

The man who dcbauches our
public life, whether by mall
yerSntiOn Of funds i'm Office, by
the actual bribery IOf voters on
OrIegisIntOrs, or by the corrupt
use of the offices as Spots
wherewith To reward the un-
worthy and the vicious for their
nONIOus and Interested ac-
Iivlty i'm the baser walks Oi
political life, this man is a
greater foe 20 our well-being
as a nation than is even the
defauItfng cashier of a bank
or the betrayer of "a private
trust
Theodore Roosevelt.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22
CAUGHT AT RANDOM

In great metropolitan hote.s, where
hundleds of guests have to be called at
any hour of the night to make trains
etc, the work of calling each one just
at the proper time is quite a respon-
sibllity. An automatic call system has
just been put into a New York hotel
A clock in the office is so arranged
that it can be set to ring a call at any
specified time in any room.
DO you suppose there was any benz
iit in the water?"
mo; | think it was fer the exercise
that he prescribed that particular
we'll"
1T was a long way on?"
Yes; you see, was far from we'll 4"
Jones-Do you treat your cook like
cne of the family?
Smith-Great heavens, no! We
wouldn't dare to take such liberty.
A sanatorium has been established
over the limestone caves at Luray Va,
and air from the caves is forced through
the rooms. This air is free from I'M
purities and it gives the guests virtu-
ally the air of the mountain attitudes
without going there.
The expert has overdone his own in
dustry and has ruined it. The expert
has been so pert that he has become an
expert .U
Zone does not know what it is TO
have an embarrassment of riches,
sighed the centipede. "tll one wishes
to put ones best foot forward.
Artificial graphite suitable for use in
lead pencils and for other purposes is
now being made by subjecting a coke
made from petroleum and mixed with
iron ore to a high heat in the electric
furnace.
The boy stood ON the burning deck
i Because he was afraid.
He couldn't swim to save his neck
And that was why he staid.
Out of 10000 head of cattle shippe'
by one firm from Montreal to liverpoo
this season the loss was less than on
: per thousand.
Professor John Henry Gray, who j
I now in Europe as an agent of th
N limited States Government investigat
ling the causes OF the restriction @
y 0lproduction in foreign industry, is Pre-
: lfessor of political economy and socis
- science at Northwestern Universit
3 and a graduate of the Illinois Norma
: University, Harvard, and the Univel
Y sity Of Yale.
Women are too romantic to figuI
Tout after they are married how man
! lpairs of shoes for the baby all u
- theatre tickets and suppers during h
- engagement would have paid for.
I, Representative II. 5. Irwin. Of q
:. lst Congressional district of Kentuck
le was defeated, it is claimed, for Co
i gress in the recent election principal
because he went to sleep and snor'
during sessions.
rs BENJAMIN Kidd, the economist, wi
re has Just made tour of the new Bu.
lh ish South Africa says he believes 4
is. country to be richer than the Unit
on states west of the Mississippi, al
n believes that its future is assured.
lc-
Is, Ladies, clean your kid gloves wi
he the Dry Cleaner. II is not liqui
re- leaves no odor and can be used VIII
in the glove is on the hand. For sale OF
iby f. w. Woolworth & Co., Five a
lssj Ten-ceut Store. - a
Evening journal., 1902-11-22

an humble citizen of Delaware has had
the same problem thrust upon him. 1t
would have been easier TO throw up his
hands, and point TO the figures as a
conclusive answer, but he chose rather
to fight for the old-fashioned ideals of
morality and decency. Such man pre-
fers to have the President approve his
course. but can get along without it.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22
Four Building Permits Issued

Building Inspector Cassidy issued four
permits this morning as follows; The
Diamond State Steel Company, frame
building, cost S125; John Il. Healy, frame
building for Wilmington Gas and Electric
Company, $500; James W. Hughes, dwell
ing for irene Vernon. south side Of Ninth
and easr Of Broome street, S4,50O; NJ. p.
Grubb 4 Company, alterations TO house
on the southeast corner Of Ninth and
Broome streets, $500.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22
BRANOYWINE BALL A SUCCESS
Many Attend First Reception OF New
Organization and Officers Are
Elated

The ball given by the Brandywine
Fire Company in Turn Hall last night
was in every way a grand success.
There was a large gathering present,
and everybody enjoyed themselves.
The affair was the first given by the
new fire organization. and the officers
feel elated. and appreciate the efforts of
the members in their efforts toward
making it as successful as possible.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22
NEW USE FOR CORSET STEEL
Prisoner in Georgetown Jail Used II
AS a Saw

Georgetown, Nov. 22.-An attempt TO
break jail was made by some OF the piis-
oners confined in jail here Tuesday night.
BY some means one of them, supposed 10
be the man who was committed Tor
breaking into the store OF J.. u. Wallace,
i'm Seaford. obtained "A corset steel which
he fashioned into "a saw. With this he
cut the iron grating Of a window in the
cell in which he was confined One of his
fellow prisoners informed Sheriff Hart Of
what was going on and the game wEs
frustrated.
II they had succeeded I'm getting out OF
the cell they would have found them
selves i'm the Jail yard which is surround
ed bv a high brick wall that could not be
scaled without assistance from the out
side. Whether or not this was ready for
them is not known. There are thirteen
prisoners now in the jail but all were not
concerned in the attempt to get out.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22
WILL BURY coMRAOE

William X. Virtue, of the Water
Witch Fire Company, was killed at the
Baldwin Locomotive Works, in Phila-
delphia. on Thursday. He will be bur-
led in this city tomorrow at $3.50 p. m.
The fire company will escort his re-
mains from French street station to
the cemetery
Evening journal., 1902-11-22
SHIPPED CAR 10 MEXICO

A car was shipped from the jackson
and Sharp Company today to the
Duango Central Railroad Company to
Conejos, Mexico. The car is in three
compartments, first-class, second-class
and baggage.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22

Itehiness of the skin, horrible
plague. Most everybody afflicted in
one way or another. Only cne safe,
never falling cure. Doan's Ointment.
At any drug store, 80 cents.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22
FOR ICE PROTECTION

The steam barge Ethel, which has
been covered by a sheathing OF galvan-
lied iron, will leave on Monday and
the tow barge Bernice will be treated
in the same manner.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22

"A fence nearly 200 feet long at Liv-
ingston, Mont, is made entirely Of
horns of the elk-more properly called
wapiu. These animals, like the others
of the deer family, shed their horns
once a year and grow new c1ss. The
old horns are found in large numbers
in the forests and are used for various
commercial purposes.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22

William Kelley, Jr., of Whining
ton, has been chosen national vice
commander-in-chief OF the ex-Prison-
ers of War Association Of the United
States.
There will be a minstrel show al
the West End Reading Room on Tues
day evening next.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22

The Addicks men are claiming that
they are within one vota OF electing
their lord and master to the Senate
wouldn't it be- interesting TO see theii
list Of members?
Evening journal., 1902-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallace Scott,
who recently we're married i'm Elkton'
we're at home to their friends today at
No. 1915 West Tenth street.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22

Coal to burn. All sizes, for immediate
delivery. Philips Thompson Co
Phones, 10.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22

g.. Bishop Coleman went to Atlantic
O.ty today to conduct a mission until
next Friday.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22

Ladies, clean your kid gloves with
the Dry Cleaner. II is not a liquid;
leaves no odor and can be used while
the glove is on the hand. For sale only
by +. w. Woolworth & Co., Five and
Ten-Ceut Store. -.lAl. lxi.
Evening journal., 1902-11-22

Benjamin Kidd, the economist, who
has just made a tour of the new Brit
ish South Africa says he believes the
country to be richer than the United
states west of the Mississippi, and
believes that its future is assured.