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CAP TURED TROOPS.
Five of the Fifth Cavalry Re-
ported Boloed TO Death.
II Is Expected General Amnesty Will
ee Declared July This Will Re-
lease Filipino Prisoners on
Island Of Guam.

Manila, June 16.-Friendly natives
in Manila say a report is current
among their countrymen that the five
soldiers of the 5th cavalry who were
captured by the insurgents May 80
have been boloed TO death near Teresa.
in Morong province. LuZon. This re.
port has not been confirmed by the
American authorities OF that district
Twenty-Five members of n band Of
insurgents who were captured while
lighting with Gen. Lukban in Samar
took the oath Of allegiance to the Unit
ed States and were subsequently, re-
leased. Four members OF the band
were killed in the engagement which
resulted in the capture of their com
panions. The % who have sworn allie
glance have seen Gen. Chaffee and
have promised to give him all the as
sistance in their power in the work OF
maintaining the present peace condi-
tions in Samar.
a commission has been sent TO Sa-
mar TO appoint Senior Llorentes gov
ernor OF the island and To establish
civil government there. II Is expected
that a general amnesty will be de
clared July |. This amnesty will re-
suit in the release of the Filipino pris-
oners now on the island of Guam.
The prospects in the island of Leyte
for speedy termination of the armed
resistance there are bright Since the
ports Of the island were closed sur
renders of insurgents TO the native
constabulary have occurred daily.
Gen. Davis the commander of the
American forces on the island of Min.
danao. has been informed by Datto
Ada that two of the three Moros who
murdered an American soldier named
Lewis were killed in the engagement
at BaZan between Moros and Ameri.
cans last May and that the other muir
derer has disappeared.
An American sentry belonging to
the engineers was badly cut with n
bolo in the hands OF Moro while on
duty near Wears
Several Dattos. under the sultan of
Mindanao. have called upon Col. Frank
ID. Baldwin. Of the 9th infantry. and
have asked for American flags. This
action on the part of the Dattos is con.
sidered equivalent to taking the oath
OF allegiance TO the United States.
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ROW BOAT OVERTURNED.
Three People Drowned in Lake Huron.
Near Edison Beach, Mich.

Port Huron. Mich. June 1G.-During
gale Sunday afternoon Arthur Mar.
tin, aged 81. Beatrice Abraham. aged
II. and Norma Abraham, aged 7. were
drowned in Lake Huron by the over.
turning OF a row boat of Edison beach.
The accident was witnessed by a num-
Der of people, but the storm was so
fierce that no help could reach the
young people. The storm blew UP sud.
denly with the wind from on the shore
Martin endeavored to get the bow Of
his boat into the wind. but it swamped
In the heavy sea. All three bodies
were recovered.
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THE CORONATION CHAIRS.
The One to lie Occupied by the King
Was Made for EdwnrdI

The chairs on which the king and queen
will rest are known as the coronation
chairs. That to be occupied by The king
was last used by Queen Victoria at the
jubilee, and yet bears the cciors of that oc-
casiOn. This chair was made for Edward
]. to inclose in its seat the famous stone OF
ScOne. Tradition Identifies this stone with
the one on which Jacob rested his head al
Bethel His sons carried il to Egypt. and
from thence 1t found its way 20 Spain with
King Gathelus. son Of Cccrops, the builder
If Athens. About 100 T. G.. IL appeared in
Ireland, where il vas carried by Spanish
kings son upon an invasion oil the tight lit
lie Isle. There 1t was placed upon the "a.
cred hill Of Tara. and became known as the
stone OF destiny IL vas ciaime1 that
when the Irish king were seated uDon II
at cOronations the stone grOancd aloud II
the claimant was Of royal race. but remained
silent If a pretender.
It is claimed for this remarkable nice,
which is really Scotch sandstone. that In
33O y. { Fergus the founder Of the Scot.
tish monarchy, and who 5gas Of Irelaud's
royal blood, received 1t in Scotland. where
King Kenneth, in $50 \. D., deposited il
in the monastery OF Sconc IL Is certain
that the stone was for centuries an object
OF veneration to the people OF Scotland
They faucicd that while 10 remained in their
country Scots would be mOuarchs Of that
realm When Edward I. overran Scotland
he seized the stone and took 10 TO England
where, i'm 1921, 1t was placed and lent in
Westminster Abbey, Notwithstanding the
repeated efforts Of the Scots 10 reclaim IL.
Ever since the sovereign of England have
been crowned upon this chair The chair
upon which tie queen VIII rest was made
for the coronation OF William and Mary.
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WEST VIRGINIA STRIKE.
Effort Made to Enlist the Cooperation
of the Railroad Men.

Ciarksburg, w. Va, June 1G.-An eff
fort is being made to induce the rail
road men to refuse to handle coal
mined in this district Success in this
would mean complete suspension of
mining. There is some little uneasi-
ness among the operators. Organ
izers left this field Monday on the
West Virginia Central to induce n
strike among the miners Of the Davis
Elkins syndicate. Mother Jones and
others addressed 300 hundred meD
Sunday at Willow Tree school house.
near Monongahela. The crowd was
largely composed of women. children
and farmers.
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GEN. LEES DAUGHTER ARRESTED
She Took a Seat in a Trolley Car Re
served For Negroes.

Alexandria, Va, June 14.-Miss
Mary Curtis Lee. daughter OF Gen.
Robert f. Lee, was taken into custody.
charged with violating the law affect
ing the Washington Alexandria &
Mt Vernon electric road, which pro
vides for the separation of white and
colored passengers. Mics Lee was ar.
rested on complaint OF Conductor
Thomas s. Chauncey and was escorted
to police headquarters, where. after
telling her story, she was released on
her personal bond for appearance in
court. should the railroad company de.
eide to prosecute the case. Miss Lee
boarded the car at Washington. and
without realizing. had taken n seat in
the portion reserved for cOlored PEG
pie. She was comfortably seated. and
being encountered with several bun.
dies, declined to move to the forward
part Of the car. although the conductor
explained the law on the subject to
her and frequently requested her to
move
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KING EDWARDS ROBES.
They Are EcclesticaI Garments ana
Worn Only ON This Occasion.

They Are EccIcstIcaI Garments ana
Worn Only on This Occasion.
The robes which King Edward will wear
while being crowned, and afterward while
receiving the sacrament, are ecclesiastical
vestments, and worn only upon this occa-
sion by the sovereign. They are assumed in
Westminster abbey, and taken off there,
after which the robe Of state OF purple velvet
IS put on. When the king enters the abbey
ne wears crimson velvet cloak. The cor
onation robes proper, then, arc the priestly
VeStmcnts, and consist Of a dalmatic stole
and maniple. The dalmntic is a long robe
or super-tunic, partly open at the sides, of
cloth OF gold richly embroidered i'm colors.
with Tudor roses, shamrocKs, thistles, heur-
de-hs and royal coronets, and lined with
crimson; the stole Of bullion embroidery.
with floral designs, has the cross of st.
george worked at each end; il is lined with
crimson silk The stole is worn deacon
wise-that If, while a priest would wear it
crossed over his breast deacon fastens it
on his left shoulder and crossing il over his
breast secures the end under his right arm.
The manple, which much resembles the
stole, only smaller, is worn over the left
arm
The reason given for attiring a layman
IN vestments worn only by the clergy is
that the monarch represents the church.
and is the protector Of its privileges. Be
fore the amounting the king is conducted
into st. Edwards chapel and vested in
these ecclesiastical garments. and after The
act OF homage they arc laid aside.
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Apropos of the CORONATION
Something About the Great Ceremonial
Event That Is to Occur In London on
Thursday. June 70.

As the day for the crownirg of
Hing Edward VII and his consort,
Queen Alexandra, draws near, inter
EST in the elaborate ceremonies that
is to make of it one of the gorgeous
show feature of the century in
reases. This interest attaches TO
everything connected with the event;
it attaches t. historic old Wcstmins.
ter Abbey, to the coronation, chairs,
to the people who will manage the
great show, and to the crowns and
robes. For that reason we give be-
low description of these things.
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Washington. June 1.-THE senate
committee on interstate commerce
authorized a favorable report on the
bill extending the safety appliance law
so as to make it applicable to locomo
tive tenders as well as to the cars.
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THE DUKE or NonroLK.
lie IL the stage Manager OF All the
Coronation Eventn

~ - the Stage manager Of All the
Coronation Events.
BY hereditary right, the Duke Of Norfolk
IS earl marshal, and he also holds the Office
OF chief butler, which entities him 10 re-
ceiye a gold basin and ever. The lord mayor
OF L1nd0n offers a gold cup Of wine TO the
king, ard receives the cup for a fee; with IL
citizens Of London, the mayor also claims
the right TO sit az a table mex the cupboard,
on the left side Of the banqueting hail
The privilege Of dining at table on the
kings right hand belongs 10 the barons OF
the Cinquc Ports, VINO hold the canopy over
the king during some part OF the ceremony.
Iney also carry canopy over the queen.
OF the nObiemen and others who ne, so
% peak. stage managing the coronation, the
Duke OF Norfolk fakes PREMIER position IS
earl marshal it falls to his lot 20 supervise
practically all the preliminary arrange
ments and that fossiliT,J Institution, Ito
HeralG's college. Of which he Is the head, is
for year being worked at top speed. 1t is
his grace Of Norfolk who viii receive the ap-
plications Of peers and pecrcsscs who con-
slider tbcmselves entitled to he present at
the coronation. IL was bis grace who gave Or
dcrs the other day regar ing how Use iadies
OF title shall be attired "a wnat shah 0e Toe
number OF gle nobs ia the ooronets Of be
brother peels,
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MlIIina plant pestloved-

Atlanta. Ga. June 14.-Fire totally
destroyed the plant Or the g. DeLoach
Milling Co. situated east Of this city.
entalllng a loss estimated at $4,000.
partially covered by insurance Five
thousand feet Of lumber the property
Of the company was also destroyed
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THE PRINTERS KICK.
Those in the Employ OF the Govern.
nent at Manila Want Pay in Gold.

Manila, June 16.-Henry C.. Ide. the
member Of the Philippine commission
who was assigned to the department OF
finance and justice. has received a pc
tition from the printers in the employ
Of the government asking that their
salaries be paid in gold or I'm some
other established and Notwithstanding
currency. In reply to this petition
Mr.. Ide said he thought that the con
ditions Of which the printers com
planned would probably be relieved.
They are now paid in Mexican silver.
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Pasturaoe For Mir. MuI..

Lancaster. Pa, June 14.-Pasturage
has been obtained at Coleraine this
county for more than 5000 mine mules
from the Schuylkill coal region
Twelve hundred have already arrived
and 2.400 more are on the way. The
fields have been engaged for all sum.
NOR
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Dinner in Honor Of Gov. Taft

Rome, June 14.-Francis McNuti
an American. who is private chamber
lain 70 the pope. and who lives in the
Pamphilj palace. which belongs to
Prince Doria, gave a dinner and re-
ception TO VIM. IT. Taft, civil governor
Of the Philippines.
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LATE CONGRESSMAN CUMMINGS.
The Letter Carriers Of Savannah Held
Memorial Services Sunday.

Savannah. Ga. June 1.-THE let.
ter carriers of Savannah held memo.
rial services Sunday night at st. Ste.
phens' Episcopal church I'm honor OF
the late Congressman Amos Cum.
mings, the letter carriers champion.
The services were under the auspices
of Branch No. SIS Of the National AS.
sociation Of Letter Carriers. The serv.
fees Of Mr.. Cummings and his never
failing friendship for the letter carri-
ers were highly eulogized.
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a mnruv SUNDAY.

Dallas, Tex. June 16.-For the first
time since Dallas was Incorporated.
nearly half a century ago. an abso-
lutely dry Sunday was experienced.
Everything was closed tight" not n
saloon. beer garden or other resort
was open.
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London. June 14.-In the course of
a lecture before the royal institution
Of Great Britain William Marconi an
nounced that he had invented a highly
sensitive magnetic detector OF cleo.
trio waves by which it was possible
to read about 30 words per minute in
wireless teIegraphy.
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Alleged cOunterfeiters Arrested.

Baltimore. June 16.-United states
secret service men. aided by local DO.
lice, captured eight Italians, supposed
to be members Of a gang Of counter
letters who have operated IN several
parts of the country during the past
few mlnthn.
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immortal Limited rrain eor,,i.A

Montreal. June 16-The Canadian
Pacific railway inaugurated it's i'm
perial limited train service Sunday.
The train is to make the run from
Montreal to Vancouver in 81 hours.
The equipment is all new,
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Given the Decision.

Denver June Hilary Forbes. Of
Chicago. was given the decision over
YOUNG" Devaney, Of Denver. at the
end OF ten rounds before the Elyria
Athletic club Forbes had the better
OF the fght from the start
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BRITIsn cRowN JEWELS.
-Sry Are valued n $4,000 600 by Ex-
pert In Precious sfnnca

These ancient chairs are not tie only GU
rious thing with which King Edward viii
have to- do during the coronation ccremo-
mes lie VIII first Of all wear So. Edward
crown, the model by which all latter-day
crowns have been fashioned AZ the con
eiusion Of TIE ceremonies he viii have placed
upcE % sead 'he crown Oh 'sRsen Victoria.
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Resolutions Presented to Gen. cbaHee

Manila. June 16.-The chamber Of
commerce has presented to Gen. Chat.
fec a set OF resolutions which express
the regard with which Gen Chanee
and the army in the Philippines are
held By the business men Of Manila.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-09-24
LITTLE BuRDELL SHEPPARD

The gates of heaven were opened
OH Thursday moraing last to re-
ceive the pure aud spotIess soul Of
little Orlando Burdpll The eighteen
mouths old son of Mr.. and Mrs. 0
Sheppard, Jr. God pluck ed this
flower from earth before it was ex-
pose d to the blighting Influences
of sin and sorrow. The darling
little one was the idol of his fond
parents, the JOY of the household
Being very precocious child each
succeeding day showed the unfold
ing of his individuality and devel-
opment of his mind. The bereaved
parents have the assurance that,
while this dispensation of God pro-
vidence weighs heavily upon them,
the separation is only for season.
The little one beckL.is them from
the battlements Of heaven.
The remains Of little Burdell were
inferred al Johnston on FIR; r;day
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-09-24
LOOK PLEASANT, PLEASE.

Photographer G. C. Harland, Of
Eaton o., can do 30 now, though
for years lie couldn't because be
sufsered untold agony from the
worst form of indigestion. All
physicians and medicines failed to
help him til he tried Electric
Bltters, which worked wondars for
him that he declares they are q
godsend to su;f .rers from dyspep-
sia and stom; c1 troubles. Unriva-
led for diseaf es of the Stomach,
Liver aud Kidneys, they bvild vi
and give new>life to the whole sys-
tenn Try them. Only 20c. Garan-
teed by &. l.. PENN Il son.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-09-24
SKATERS ALL RECORDS.

'For years I suffered sue a untold
miiery from Bronchitis, writes j.
H. Johnston, of Broughton, Ga
that often l was unable to work.
Then when everything else failed,
| was wholly cured by Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
My wife suffered intensely from
Asthma, till it cured her, and all
experie nce gees to show it is tie
best Group medicine in the world.
A trial will convence you it's un-
rivalod for Throat and Lung di..
seases. Guaranteed bottles Zoe
and 500. Trial bottles free to at
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-09-24

Mr. Editor:- Permit me, through
the columns of your paper, to thank
the Democratic voters of your
county who gave me, as candi-
date for Congress, their support in
the late primary, for the very hand
some vote, which I received.
Going among them stranger,
1 received nothing but kindness,
and free, urfeigned hospitality,
which shall ever be to mo a de.
lightful memory.
The only regret, in connection
with my candidacy in your county,
which 1 feel is that the active, dis
interested interest Of so many
friends should 60 unrewarded.
Hoping and believing, that the
Second District will receive the
best services of which the nominee
is capable, and suffer no detiment
at his hands,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-09-24
Respectfully,
G. DUNCAN BELL1HGER.

We take this means of finforom-
ing the public that we have opened
a first class restaurant in the store
next door to Scurry's beer garden.
Meals served at all hours at rea-
enable prices.
CAMBELL & BYRD.
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IYESESzHEEIe
;SEs=l=l=l4A SSGA
/>~ys-N

The congregation of the Baptist
church will at an early date call a
pastor. The board of deacons has
been requested to recommend some
one to the church.
The little folks OF the Sunbeams
aud Sunday school of the Baptist
church will hold a special mission
! ary rally at that church on Sunday
evening next commencing at s O.
clock A yer int restin : program me
lnterspersed with songs recitations
and choruses. has been prepared.
All VIII, attend will receive much
pleasure and profit therefrom.
That there is but one Bingham
all who heard him will admit. He
is acknowledge by all to be the
most versatile entertainer that has
ever entered the Edgefeld opera
house.
A great burden has been lifted
from the minds and hearts of the
parents of the kindergarten chill
dren. The question of who can be
secured to teach the kindergarten,
has been solved. Miss Cottie
Youngblood has consented to teach
the little ones. In addition TO many
years of experience she possesses
rare qualities of mind and heart
that peculiarly fit her for this
work. Unquestionably she If one
to tie manor born. The little folks,
like the big folks, will begin schoo!
on October the LIST.
Mr.. Robert McGee, of Greenville, a
son of the late James M. MCGEE,
has been spending several days in
Edgefeld on business. Mr.. MCGEE
was born and passed the early years
of his lie near Elmwood Although
a young man he is a conspicuous
factor in the financial and CONNER
cial life of Greenville, holding the
position of cashier ofthe City Ma
tional Bank.
Mr.. W. H. Turner, Que of the
John Wal namakers of Edgeheld's
mercantile world, is a great
believer in advertising, printers
ink as we'll as other forms. On
Saturday MIR. Turner exhibited IN
and out the highways of our town a
very unique and artistic adver-
tisement, It consisted of a vlhicle,
horse and driver all bedecked and
adorned with every color of the
bearing an advertisement
If the Corner Store. This was quite
a hit.
Contractor w. F. Dobey, of
Aiken, having received ;he contract
for erecting the temporary class
rooms put his we'll organized force
of hands to work.,on Monday of last
week. By Saturday night the build
ing was complete except the plas-
tering. So mrch for knowing how to
do athing lhen setting about to DO
it. Mr.. Dobey has many friends
who hope.that he will secure the
contract for erecting the college
building.
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Tne Best Prescriptions for MALARIA
Chills and Fever is bottle of GROVE
TAsTELEss CHILL Tonic. 1t Is simply
iron and quinine in tastelesS form
No cure-no pay. Price SOC
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-09-24

The windows of the dry goods
merchants are being dressed iu
winter toys. All of the new fabrics
md new styles IRE being displayed
therein.
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Card from Congressman Crof
To the Democratic Voters OF
Edgefeld County:

iIb Eo0iiO4o SOuAeJ
| desire to extend my thanks
and express my gratitude to the
Democratic voters of Edgefeld
county for the liberal support given
me III the primary election, and a.
bove all / rejoice that by my NOM
ination my good name and charac-
ter has been vindicated against the
mean and slanderous attacks which
were made against me during the
last few days of the campaign.
The circular issued against me
appeared only few days before
the election. had no time to reply
but shall do so at an earlv day.
G.. w. CROFT.
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The town council will be
asked at an early date, by a
petition from the citizens, to
widen and straigaten the
street leading from the Bap-
tist church to the college.
This is one of the narowest
streets in town. Two vehi-
cles can barely pass each 9TH
er on some parts of the street.