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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-06-04
The Lexington Dispatch.
Wednesday, June q, 1902.
PENCIL And SCISSORS.

Peaches are ripe.
Pay your dues to the Dispatch.
= Ice and lemons at the Bazaar.
MIR. Milledge Craps is confined to
his home by sickness.
All persons are forbidden to hire
or hsrbor Mack Hill. See notice.
Ice cream salt, Sc quart, at the
Bazaar.
There are at present five paupers
in the poor house, three whites and
two colored.
The family of Joe Nunamaker are
visiting Mr.. Walter Leaphart for
few weeks.
Mr.. Dave George, engineer at the
Olympia mills in Columbia, was seen
on our streets Monday.
Miss Jodie Caughmsn of Colum-
bia is visiting her aunt Mrs. Amanda
Leaphart, in this place.
Messrs. Leaphart & Nunamaker
are moving their saw mill on the land
of Mr.. Jerome Sesy near town.
A. M. Boozer, Esq, of the Colum-
bia bar, was in town Wednesday and
Thursday on professional business.
A note from Ballentine informs US
that that section was visited by fine
rain Saturday and crops are looking
fine.
The Lexington Lumber Company
has been compelled to run it's plant
dsy and night to keep up with
orders.
Messrs. E. J. & D. D. Kleckley are
overhsuling their threshing outfit
preparatory to taking the road during
the threshing season.
Mr.. Paul Addy was in town Mon
day having his thresher repaired.
MIR. Jim Rickard did the repairs in a
workmanlike manner.
MIR. W. M. Wilson announces him
self q candidate for the House of
Representatives, and asks the support
of his fellow citizens.
HiIton's Life for the
Liver and Kidneys aids
digestion.
Lawyer Sturkie informs us that he
is so busy with his practice that he
will not be able to pull pork ribs with
us during the campaign.
Lexington's Campaign Day for
State officers is to be on Saturday,
July 5, and for the Senatorial candi-
dates on Monday, July 2Sth.
MIR. Willie George, and his charm
ing young bride, is visiting the
parents of the former, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. J. Gorge, near this place.
The tax payers should read care
fully the report of County Treasurer
Frank ". Shealy, and see how the
public funds has been expended.
At a meeting of the town council
last night the Lexington and Colum-
bia Railway Co., WAS granted the
right of way through our streets.
Mr.. W. D. George, of this place,
and Miss Georgians Crouch, of Tenn,
were married in Columbia last Sun
day by the Rev. R. S. Truesdale.
We are indebted to the Misses
Stuart for some nice plums. They
were the first that we have seen this
season and were juicy and delicious.
Mr.. Isaiah Hallman is announced
as candidate for reelection as a
county commissioner. His record is
before the people and they will Judge
him by it.
Lovers of "huckleberry" pie can
now satisfy their appetites until the
old reliable blackberry comes on the
table in single and double story pies
and dumplings.
Quincy Caughman now wears a
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watered the face of the earth and
revived every living thing. More is
still needed.
Mrs. War Harth and Mrs. Gussie
Garrou and their children, of Colum-
bia, visited their aunt, Mrs. P. L.
Harman, family and other relatives
in town Saturday and Sunday.
We are requested to state by the
Rev. NJ. J. Kyzer that there will be SER
vices at Round Hill on the 3rd Sun
day in June. All the members are
requested to be present if possible.
MIR. Killisn A. Price, who success.
fully passed through his junior year
at Lenoir College, at Hickory, n. g.,
is at home for the holidays. He will
return to the college in September to
finish his studies.
We regret to learn that "Unc'e
Jake Dreher" has been under the
weather since his return home from
his recent camp fish. We trust we
will soon see him enjoying his usual
good health.
DR.. Rice B. Harman, having COM
pleted his studies in pharmacy ,at the
Maryland College of Pharmacy, is
now at home taking much needed
rest before entering upon the active
practice of his profession.
By reference to the advertising
columns it will be seen that the book
of subscription to the capital stock OF
the Lexington and Columbia Railway
will be opened in the Office Of Col. G.
T. Graham, on the fifth day Of July
next.
Mr.. George Martin Caughman has
rebuilt his saw mill at Stick, on the
Perry extension, which was recently
burned. The plant is new and has
been greatly enlarged. 1t is now in
running order and is doing excellent
work.
Mr.. W. W. Barr has purchased
from G. T. Grshaa, the lot next
rorth of the Palmetto Collegiate In.
stitute building, and will put a fine
dwelling on it and make this place
his future home.
Mr.. j. A. Hook has found freak
of nature in the shape of black
jack limb that has grown out of the
body of tree and back into the body
again. He has it on free exhibition
at the store of Mr.. Willie Rast, in
Swansea.
The work of harvesting small grain
is progressing finely and the owners
of stock, who were fortunate enough
to SOW largely of small grain can
now bid farewell to high priced West
ern corn and feed their stock on
home raised oats.
Misses Estelle Hite and Dora
Shirley, students in the Palmetto Col
legiate Institute and who have been
our neighbors during their school
term have returned to their respec.
| tive homes. They will be greatly
missed.
The Secretary of State has Issued
a commission to Dr. Julian E. Kauf-
mann and Alfred J. Fox, corporators
OF the Kaufman Drug Company.
The capital stock is placed at $4,000
with the privilege of increasing it to
$4,000.
| Now that we are to have street
railway and the air is thick with
rumors of new cotton mill, We sub
NIT that small municipal tax will
give US electric lights then we can
put on city airs. We throw this sug-
gestion out for the consideration OF
our town authorities.
| The County Treasurer has paid
out during the past fiscal year
S4,74375 past Indebtedness of the
county and has something over
$1,000 on hand to the credit of the
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

BRUSSELS The Belgian League for
the rights OF Man has Addressed an appeal
to President Roosevelt asking him to inter.
vene TO prevent the possible execution OF
the Boer Commandant Kritznger and
others.
LONDON.-A dispatch to the Central
News from Brussels says that Austria has
decided, in compliance with the demand
made by Great Britain. to abolish sugar
hountles.
LONDON.-Re Newman Hall d. D..
former chairman Of the Congregational IN.
ION. who has been i'll for some time psst.
Is dead
MADRID. The senate has adopted the
bill passed by the chamber OF deputies FEY
ruary Z, providing for the payment in gold
Of customs duties on grain, coal oils pc.
troleum and its products and other specified
materials.
ST PETERSBURG.-Th bodies of 500
victims of the earthquake at Shamaka,
TISns-Caucasla, have thus far been recov.
cred.
BARCELoNA.--The city of Barcelona Is
in control of the troops, hut isolated bands
of strikers are still doing considerable
damage. A striker fred on n gaurd, who
In return shot and killed the man who
fred on him.
VIENNA.--ID the reichsrath, the premier,
DR. Won Korber. made vigorous defense
Of the actions Of the police and military at
Trieste during the recent riots, contendiiw
that anarchists and not workmen were al
the bottom OF the trouble.
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SHORT NEWS STORlS.

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BEFORE HE COMMITTEES.

Delegates from the Woman's Suffrage
Convention Given a Hearing.
Washington. February 1s.-DelAgations
representing the Woman's Suffrage asso-
station, now In session here appeared be-
fore the comittees Of congress today in
advocacy Of their plea that women be al
lowed 10 exercise the right of suffrage
In the senate they appeared before the
committee on woman suffrage. The meet
ing was presided over by Senator Bacon
Of Georgia, who practically turned the
control OF the hearing over to Miss S,,.san
h. Anthony, who made the first address
OF the day. She asked TO he heard by the
senate expressing the conviction that the
women of the country are as much emit
tied to be heard as are the Fillpnos the
Porto Ricans aud the Hawaiians. She
also said that the 600 women who had
been sent TO the Philippines to teach were
quite as well qualified to exercise the
rights Of citizenship as are the men who
20 to these islands for the baser purpose
Of making money.
on the house side the delegates appeared
before the judiciary committee Mrs. Car
rie c. Gait president OF the association.
explained 10 the committee that She de-
sired particularly that the foreign delegates
should describe 10 the committee the prog
ress OF women suffrage movement in other
parts Of the world,
Among other speakers who advocated wo-
mems suffrage were Mrs. Lucretia l..
Blakenberg of Pennsylvania Harriet Mills
Rev. Olympia Brown of Wisconsin, Mrs
Marian Chapman OF New York. Miss Gail
JaughIin OF New York. Mrs Jennie Brown
of Minnesota. Mrs. Mary Woods Swift OF
California, Miss Lucy II. Day of Maine
and Miss Alice Stone Blackwell OF Missls-
sippi
Mrs Gudran Dusom OF Norway described
the favorable laws which had been enacted
In favor Of women IN her country.
Me- Gait concluded the nearing with q
strong statement in behalf Of the cause
Of women,
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ciplcs am the son OF foreigner and
my love Of the Republic was born and
pred IN NE | have been charged in the
press With being an ignorant agricul-
tttist arr proud Of being the son Of
a farmer and the son Of foreigner, but
| I'm ashamed Of the boot-licking tlAt
charactcrizcs the official class in this Re-
public today"
MIR. Wheeler then began to read some of
the communications he had received. In
reply 10 question from Mir. Boreing tRcp.,
N.Y.. he said that few OF them were from
kentucky He first read telegram from
n m2%cihIesier; \. y, signed "A Lifelong Re
also signed "A Lifelong Republican,
that's the same man" cried ont Mr..
HiOSvenor. This remark convulsed the re-
publican side of the house.
Have you anything there from Edward
AtklnsonF' asked Mr. Shattuc (Rep., Ohiol.
On you may laugh" he added, but
When those who laugh so dcrisvely have
been gathered to oblivion the name of Ed
ward Atkinson win be remembered"
:, Anything from AguinaldoT' asked MIR.
Myer (Neb)
discourtesy of that question" retortcd Mr..
W heelef; u viii say | had rather number
Agninaldo among my fricnds than such as
Mr. Wheeler said he had heard that his
speech of last Friday was to he circulated
Us a republican campaign document He
declared that If the republicans thought
they could make campagin capital ont Of
il, he would, at his own expense. circulate
1T In their districts together with n copy
Of the speech Of Mr. Grosvenor. and would
debate the question on the hastings with
any republican who desired
In this connection he said that he had
meant no disrcSpcrt TO Prince Henry or
the German people and he did not see how
what ne said could hc tortured into sch
Interpretations rhe incident closed with a
Few remarks from Mir Boreng Rep..
kN1, who disavOwcd on behalf Of the peo-
pie Of his State any sympathy with Mr..
WheeleT's position.
There followed some remarks on general
topics by Mr.. Reid tArkl Mr. Sutherland
u tahl Mr.. PadEett CTennJ. Mr. pou Is.
O.. and Mr. Robinson ludD.
The committee then arose. The senate
amendments to the ccnsus bin were not
ference. AT 5;05 p. m the house adjourned.
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To Enioln a Transfer.

Beaumont Texas, February 1s.-Judge
J. d. Martin has granted a temper.
airy Injunction against officers and directors
OF the Garriek oil company, restraining
them from transferring to c. L. Hanson OF
George A. Hill or their agents some twenty
acres Of the companya holdings 10 blocks
division Of the veatch survey for an oil
gusher
The plaintiffs In the case, President
j. X. Gsrrick and forty others. make some
the case are i. r. Chester. c. H. Hanson,
George A. Hill and others. The plaintiffs
were required 70 kiya- 5000 bend. Ina data
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Jefferson, Texas, February 1T.-Hon. L.
s. Schluter will he q candidate for re-elec-
ton TO the Legislature.
Yoakum, Texas. February 1S-MayOr Sam
opposed by H. II. Jones and II. Tribble.
Gonzales. Texas. February 1S-Demo-
cratic executive committee decided to OK
clude negroes and AleNieans from primaries
The test Is a pledge TO support the entire
democratic ticket. Time for primaries not
set.
Mexia, Texas, February 1e.-Hon. II. p.
Ellis, candidate for congress, spoke here
last night 10 a good sized audience. He
was followed by several other candidates,
all for county offices
Fairfield, Texas. February 1S--Colonel Y
II. Tracy Of Milan county spoke here last
night 20 an audience composed OF people
speech was well received.
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THE FoRT WORTH PRIMARIES.

Alleged Frauds to Become Matter for
Grand Jury Investigation.
Fort Worth, Texas, February 1s,-There
viii he further Investigations OF the alleged
Illegal voting in the democratic primaries
held Saturday last The executive com.
mttee met today and appointed commit
tee Of three 10 take charge of the ballot
boxes in the Third and Fourth wards in
this city and the boxes OF Marine and
Prairie Chapel and recount the vote and
report hack to the executive committee In
three days.
While tho committee was in session Fore
man John Elliott of the grand jury ap
peared and reported that body is 10 make
a thorough investigation OF the facts and
then gave County Chairman House lustruc-
lions rs to what 10 do with the ballot boxes
pending tho investigation.
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NEWS AT WASHINGTON
TEXAS MERCHANTS ENTERTAINED
BY CONGRESSMAN.
There Is to Be a Fight on Maris. but
His Nomination viii Prohaoly Be
Confirmed.
Especial to The Post)

Washington, February ia party of
South Texas merchants en- route to New
York to buy goods stopped off here and
wore the guests of members of the Texas
delegation at the capitol during the day.
Ihey were Gustave A. Mistrot, OF Houston,
H. Crager. NJ Orange and NJ. Hecht Louis
Solinsky, Of Beaumont, They left Tor
New York tonight.
II is stated today that there is strong
probability that the charges against Charles
H. Maris Of Brownsville will be considered
by the senate as whole Notwithstanding
the fact that the commerce committee mas
made a favorable report on his renomna-
ton as collector of customs. strong
fight against confirmation will be made but
no one doubts that favorable action will
finally be taken.
minority report from the house commit.
tee on interstate and foreign commerce on
the Pacific cable bill was filed tonight by
Richardson Of Alabama, Hepburn, sherman,
Ryan and Adamson. The report is against
government construction and ownership OF
the proposed cable and in favor of the ac-
ceptance Of the proposition of the CONNER
cial Gable company.
Representative Sheppard's condition re-
mAns practically unchanged He is ir-
rational. His wife and daughter arrived
here late tonight
A, j. Zilker Of Austin is here en- route
to Trenton, n. j.
II was announced at the white House
that the president had decided to appoint
James +, Platt, son Of Senator Platt
Comm 10 he United States district judge
for the district Of Connecticut in place Of
William X. Townsend. promoted to be cir
cult Judge Senator Plat did not indorse
his sons application.
The cabinet meeting today was taken
up with general discussion Of many QueS-
tions. mostly of administration and details
Of no public interest.
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OAKLAND ENTRIES.

King, ltven.slxteenths of mile e.
|igrlsf l04, ldalette 106. Bill Isis 102,
|srTRye 104. Screenwell Lake 1o2, In
|nh f02, Chappie los
SIi1g thirteen. sixteenths of mile-Fri-
|tls lOI. ural 100. llowaha 100, Phil Ar.
|aAM III, yasallo a. William f. 1l2,
|hsdilee 100. Tufts ~, Baldo 81, Foul
|fiy 10
Sling, ave furlongs Lass Of Langdon
rs Torila los, Fiattered los. Jungfrau
IN Naaspina los. Montana Peeress 107.
SLING, three.auarters Of mile--Pompino
IA Bard Burns 100, John McGurk 106,
Iln,s i04 Nara G.. 104. DR.. Boyle 100.
Nlng one e--Merops 100. Formern
~ Danblane lis. Master Lee 100, Galan-
|ta1N Sea Lion 10.
s1lt seven furlongs -Tyranus 104, Ev-
rag - Huachuca 113, Phyllis 1o2, Com
'adf Forster l1S, Legal Maxim 1o4.
Gear and muddy
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IN detail was as follows:
The Baltimore ch,b

|. 'nauore' February 1s.-John Mcmahon
h 'aS city father-in-law Of Joe Kelly,
~sn elected president of the Balti.
IN baseball club at the stockholders an.
ils 9gie.lng 10 succeed Sydney Frank.
blv ,na 'sPrsted to mean that Mcmahon,
I'M ssu MeGraw now control the clsh.
tv.rt wwVusoly viii captain the team for
n TsS t NE Season, McGraw dividing hon.
\ sv, u MN The Baltimore team will 20
rSSS Tor practice the latter part
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COLONEL RICE DECLINES.

Colonel ice
oyetrrcs a for governors
referring
winch did
TO hsyeha nd de
sire intention
have
seven In public
to h pra
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and warmly appreciate
paper"
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Wharton County Legislative Candidates.
Wharton, Texas. February 17.-Undet
the last spportlonment it fell To Wharon's
good luck to he joined hotorially with La
yaca county iu district making the Fifty
second, Lavaca being given local repre-
generally admitted that Wharton will he
allowed 10 name the 1oater. SO far there
are two candidates from this county. Hon.
6. w. Mcknight, the present incumbent,
has aspirations 10 succeed himself VIII
liam Francis Linn has also announced his
intention of being n candidate for the
nomination
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RAILROAD NEWS.
mr.. Powell out Of Dance

The many friends Of Mr.. A. G. Powell,
chief clerk to Manager Goodrich Of the
Houston East and West Texas, wilt be
grathed TO learn that he has been pro
nonnced out of danger and an early recnv.
cry is anticipated Mr.. Powell has been
III for nearly two months with typhoid
fever and on several occasions his life was
despaired Of
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rronbIe in Gettlnn RInbt 81 wau

WaNahochie, Texas, February is The In
ternational ard Great Northern is having
trouble iu procuring right Of way between
Mcmenf and Italy, Condemnation proceed
view appollttd TO value ana condemn the
rec ssary portions Of seven or eight tracts
Of lond
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A JOB FOR MR.. GAGE.
He May Be Elected President Of the
United States Trust ComnanN

New York. February 1s-John A stew,
art, president Of the United States Trust
COMPANY rendered his resignation at a
meeting Of the trustees today. MIR. Stewart
recommended Lyman i. Gage, former secre,
tary Of the treasury, he elected to succeed
him ana II WIS understood that Mr. Gage
could he elected as soon as the necessary
legal renuirements had boon eompled WITH
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Oakland Results.

IN francisco, February 1s.-Weather
hat track heavy.
Er and a half furlonGs, selling The
lrr,r, Bassenzo, Senator Bruce. Time
BIZ
s.u fvrIongs selling Buck Taylor, III
h. Alturas. Time 1874.
n. and half furlongs. selling Klldee,
lrssrn Courtier. Time l.14A
Il and a half furlongs -Redwald. Febru.
II IAN Peters Time 1;2SA.
G1Ine. mile and furlong The Frettor,
|gSIprst, Formero Time 2:0j.
sing, seven furlongs Lode Star, Hun
|uu. Quiz. Time ] 80.
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Crowley News Notes.

MY! La February 1s.-Joseph p.
|srI , .u'o,ed' while jumping from a west.
N u.sat train at o'clock this nom
4 !, OelWeen the rars and had A leg
|lt a. ~ Alfred has accented the mas.
M n o1 .ne Crowley Baptist church and
Ia Cb SrIe move his family here from
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Governor Savers VIII Att.nd

Denison, Texas, February 1s-A letter
was received today from Governor Savers
stating that he wonld he present at tho
meeting Of tho Grand Lodge Of tine Brother.
hood of Locomotive Engineers In this CITY
On the 9th ana 2Sth OF this month
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vouNe coReETT WANTS A HIGHT.

win Challenge the Winner Of the Sulii-
van-McGoVern Match.
Toledo Ohio February is-William
Rothwell young Corbeto announces
through his manager here tcdsy that he
will be ready to meet the winner Of the
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Residence at Palestine

Palestine, Texas February lS.-Fire this
afternoon DESTROYED two-story residence
belonging to Thomas Cronln on Line street
In the residence portion Of the city. The
building was occupied by Mrs. Quarle9 as a
by Insurance.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Assianment al KerhNviIle.

Assignment at Kerbyvie.
Kirhyvile. Texas. February 1s Law &
Mixson. doing general merchandise bust.
ness at this ulace. made an assignment
this morning, naming S. B. Conn trustee.
Liablllties and assets not known yet.