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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-07-26
WEDNESDAY. July 26, 1905.
new aDVERrIsEMENTs.

81 Estate Of Mrs Catherine e. Frier-
son---Fa.aa Discharge.
Personal.
Miss Lila Barrett, Of Bissopvine is
& Ia the city.
Mr. s. w Gillespie returned from
Florence this morning.
Miss Mary Young. of Camden. is
visiting Mrs. a. A. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. a. W. CrossWs1 left
yesterday for Chick Springs.
and Mrs. z. Fl. Clarke returned
Monday from Pawleys Island.
Ma. b. 6. Osteen and children
went 10 Cheraw last Thur4day.
MI. d Jennings, wens to Cam
den IN HE automobile Monday.
Miss Ella DeLorme returned last
Meek from White Stone Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. McFadden,
vfeft Saturday for Sullivans Island.
- Mrs. r. P. Lyman left Friday
snorning for Hendersonville. N. G.
Mr.sW. B. Burns, and family returned
home MONDAY from Pawley's Island.
MI. S. a Edmunds. returned Fri
day afternoon from Clemson sCollege.
&. Mrs. r. G Bowman has returned
from visit 60 relatives at Clarksville,
Eea.
Misses Mary and Marion Girardeau
left last week for Hendersonviisse,
\
MI. and Mrs.J. 6. DeLorme have
gone to Sparsanburg to spend few
days.
Miss Emma Arial, Of Marion, is
Fisiting her amt, Mrs. Y. S. Rey-
no1ds.
Miss TASTE Manning and ST. George
Manning went 20 Saluda, n. O., last
week.
Mrs. " Y. Cauthen and Miss Mano-
liza Cauthen left fo1 the up country
Monday.
q Mrs. 6. e. Stubs and Mrs. G. Ii.
sStubbs vent to Chick Springs last
Thursday.
MI. Wade Mcconnell left yesterday
evening for his old hcme in Moores-
vile, N.
Misses Margaret and Mary Brunson
heve returned from q visit to relatives
at Mayesville.
ii MI. Asbby N. Bradford, Of Priya-
tesr has accepted 9 position with MT
H. Phelps: IS
Mrs. j. r. Gorbett. of Hagood, who
has been at Glenn Springs Tor ten days
IS said to be Improving.
Miss Gregg. OF Atlanta, whoe will
teach In the county summer school, ar
rived ii city Thursday.
E2 Mr.. and Mrs. r. /. Manning and
Bernard Manning vent to Sullivans
Island Friday afternoon.
Miss 1nez MeC Cullough, who has
been visiting relatives in Darling
ton returned home Monday
Mrs. j. A. Mood, Miss Alice
Stubs and Mr. Asbleigh Mood went
DO Hendersonville last Thursday.
Mrs. E. +. Epting, mother of Rev.
Z e. b. Epting. arrived in the city FIJI
day Tor weeks visit to her sons
Dr.. ". B. Afford. was reelected treas
urar of the state Dental Association at
the meeting at White Stone Spring.
Rev. William HayBswortb, of Oar
sIington, after spending several days IN
the city, returned to his home Friday.
Messrs. Canfey and Belser, who
played WITH Sumter last week passed
tarongh the city today on their way to
Bisbopyille.
Messis. P. a. Brnnsop, and Aston
Brunson, Of Florence who have been
evisiting Rev. q. B. Browne have re-
turned home.
DR.. Herbert Haynsworth returned
Saturday from White Stone Springs,
where he attended the annual meeting
of the State Dental Association.
Miss Florence Upshur, Of the
Eastern Shore of Virginia. is on q visit
! 60 Eergrandfather, Col. Blandlng. She
was On visit here last summer and
formed many friends among us.
accnCr rrroH
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-07-26

SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY
ACADEMY.
CHARLESTON, S. c., July s, 1905.
One vacancy in a State Beneficiary
Scholarship to be filed by competi-
tive examination exists in Sumter
county.
Application Blanks may be obtain
ed at once from Col c. S. GADSEN,
Chairman, Charleston, S. c., Or from
the County Superintendent of Educa-
ton. These applications, fully filed
out in every particular, must be in the
hands of the Chairman on July 81, i'll
order to receive consideration.
(signed.) c. S. GADSEN,
Chairman Board of Visitors.
July 12-3t.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-07-26
CoRoNER's INQUEST.
A Gruesome Occurrence in the Brio!
Church Neighborhood

Coroner Flowers held an inquest
over the body Of an infant on the
Witherspoon place, in the Brick
Church neighborhood, Sunday.
. Saturday afternoon he was notified
by telephone that the arm. of a negro
baby had been brought into the yard
Of one Of the negro tenants on the
Witherspoon plantation by a dog
and that there was considerable ex-
citement over the gruesome occur
renee.
Sunday morning he went down to
the scene accompanied by Deputy
Sheriff Gaillard to make a thorough
investigation. In the meanwhile Mr..
w. S Rafheld, who has charge Of the
Witherspoon plantation, had made an
investigation and had the case pretty
well worked up.
"A number of witnesses were exam
med and the fact was established
that the arm that the dog had
brought into his owners yard be-
longed to the baby Of a woman named
Addie Benjamin, who lived on the
same place. The child was born
dead on Thursday night and was
buried in its mothers garden with
out being enclosed in box or coffin.
The woman told no one Of the birth
Of the child or its burial, hence the
mystery and excitement when it was
unearthed and partly devoured by
the dogs.
DR.. King, who examined the body
of the infant, stated that the child
was born dead.
The jury returned verdict that
the child came to its death from
causes unknown.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-07-26

The 6remen had a hard and red
hot fight on. the Atlantic Coast
Line yard Saturday to prevent a
serious Ere and dthey won the fight
as usual. When the alarm was
sent in shortly before / o'clock a
car Of. cord wood was on fire, the
flames threatening to spread to
other cars. the Standard Oil
Storage tank and the Compress.
The fire was confined to small
area. The car of wood was burned,
also a half car load of lumber and
one empty box car was damaged.
A bale of cotton was ignited by a
flying spark, but was promptly
extinguished. The cord of wood
is supposed to have been set on
fire by the shifting engine.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-07-26
Is ate Of Capt. David E. Wells,

a1O 0tC Vz VUPSs UUs1O ~ 011S5
DECEASED.
ALL persons having claims against
aforesaid Estate, will present the same
duly attested and al persons indebted
in any way to said Estate will make pay
ment to
JAS. r. WELLS,
July 10 Str Qualified Administrator.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
THE GOVERNOR NEUTRAL
Declined assistance from OdeU and
PIQtt alike.
TBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUKE.I

Albany. April 2O.-when Governor Higginss
attention was called to-day to the statement
that he had written Senator PIatt single let
ter he said with a smile:
On have written the Senator several letters,
nave received several letters from him. and even
have exchanged telegraph dispatches with him
Yes. and since January l." he added. in response
to a question
The effort 10 manRuvre the Governor into a
position OF alliance with Ex-Governor Odeu CT
hostility to Senator Plat VIII fail chiefly because
the Governor, as is plainly obvious to all his
II1enos here Will not allow himself to be III
No4veo IN any possible factional difference within
the party lines. He began his campaign ana his
administration alike with the declaration that
while he was Governor he would actually be
Governor accepting the final responsibility and
also insisting on complete independence for his
actions.
Not long ago the Governor did receive letter
from Senator Platt suggesting since William
Barnes jr., chairman OF the Republican Execu-
i've Committee. was in Nassau. and ex-governor
odell, chairman Of the State committee. WAS IN
Europe. list Of Republicans with whom the
Governor might talk when desirouR Of learning
the views OF the organization From ex-Gov-
ernor Oden Governor Higgins has received no
word since he sailed. and he has pursued his
own course, preserving the attitude OF indepen-
dence which he announced at the outset Of his
administration.
In accordance with this attitude he wrote
Senator Platt in answer to the letter mentioned
above that things were running smoothly at
Albany and he felt no need Of consultation. add
ing that Ex-Governor Oden had volunteered TO
cut short his European trip If the Governor
should need him. Thus, by inference. the Gov
ernor suggested his complete neutrality since he
had tacitly declined volunteered assistance both
from the Ex-Governor and the Senator. The re-
suit was TO leave him not as has been suggested
on one side committed 10 Ex-Governor OdeIl
because he inferentiaIly declined Senator PIatt's
suggestion. nor TO Senator Platt because he
failed 10 avail himself Of Ex-Governor OdelPs
offer. On the other hand. while conferences for
party reorganization have been going on among
certain Republicans right here in the Capitol
the Governor has continued TO be occupied with
State business TO the exclusion Of any partici-
patton in party differences generally reported.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
BIDS ON CANAL BONDS OPENED.
Issue of 100000 May Go to Fisk &
Robinson at 1O2.313.

Albany April 2o.-Bids were opened at noon to-
day by State Controller Kelsey for the sale OF
g 900 worth of barge canal improvement bonds.
the first issued under the Barge Canal Improvement
act Of iSn
The highest bidder Fisk Robinson. Of New
York city. which firm bid for the entire issue at
100 sl3 and interest This bid for all and
the issue viii probably be sold TO them. Their
bid is on basis Of s. per cent interest Controller
Kelsey considers this a good offer.
Fight bids all received The other bid
ders and their bids Mofatt White. New
YORK 100000 any part l02Os and interest Liv-
e-,ool and London and Globe Insurance Company.
30 Go al lOlO7: Liverpool and London and Globe In
Snranoe Company 500 600 at lO057; New-York state
Ssstio1al Bank Albany $4,000 100; Century Bank.
New-York City s. O0O Al lO1 and Interest," Hobart
EriIm Schoharie, 1900 at 100 and interest
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
AMEND NEW RAINES BILL
Assembly Committee Restores 1t to
Original Form.
Icy TELEGRAPH 70 -HE TEIBUNE.l !


Albany. April 20-RepTesentatives OF the
Aaa-saloon League and the other temperance
ene religious organizations who are here urging
TIE passage OF the bin 20 abolish the Raines
law hotel ev1l are in a quandaFy over the
change that measure received this afternoon in
the Assembly Excise Committee. While the
snen1Ensnt VIII undoubtedly extend the reach
of the proposed Law. the committees action Is
regarded BY some friends OF the bill as hostile.
osoa1se Il viii delay final passage. as the bill
INST go back 20 the Senate thereby giving
HoTe tine for holders Of hotel licenses 10 re-
lev them before the bill is signed.
Il was pointed out to-day by Excise Commits
sioner cullinRn that the proposed law would not
E.eet Licences already IN force. and since May 1
A The date for license renewal the longer the
delay the more hotsIkeepers will be able 10 Sc
cure & years exemption.
AZ. culinEn said that there is an unprece-
oenteo delay IA the taking out OF hotel licenses.
which he attributes 20 hesitation on the part OF
equities and county treasurers caused by this
pending legislation. This afternoon he sent 10
excise officials al over the State a letter d.
lecilng them 70 proceed without regard to the
Legislature outlook. He says:
4our duty under the existing law. together
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
BRACKETT URGES MAYER.
Writes Asking Action on Petition
to Sue Equitable.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BrxE.l


Albany, April 20.-In pursuance OF his policy
Of conducting a campaign against the Equitable
Life through the departments Of the State gov
ernment and through the Legislature. Senator
Bracket to-day wrote 10 Attorney General
Mayer asking for action on his petition to the
Attorney General as counsel for Mary S. Young,
a poicyholder. His letter was as follows
I have heretofore filed with you petition Of
certain parties in interest praying your
sent that action be begun against certain
directors OF the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety OF The United States TO recover for funds
wasted by them, to remove such directors, to
adjudge them disqualified 10 hold once in any
insurance company hereafter, and for general
relief.
desire now 10 call your attention TO the fact
that IN the public prints, in published interviews
with parties interested and in various ways II
has been demonstrated that the charges in such
petition are true, and admitted 10 be In view
Of this situation, ! desire 70 request your i'm
mediate action upon the petition, believing that
any further delay is injurious to the interests of
not only the petitioners, but Of every policy
holder and stockholder OF the society.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
CENTRAL ASKS FOR TINE.
Offers Not to Oppose Changes in
IIth-aUe. Nert Year.
Ipr rELRqRAPH 20 rHE rRIpuNE. ]


Albany. April 2o.-At hearing on the Saxe-stan-
ley bill. requiring the NewYork Central and Hud-
son River Railroad Company TO remove its tracks
from 1lth-ave.. and placing the line under the d-
rection Of the Rapid Transit Commission. direct
proposition was made by the representatives. OF the
railroad that II the measure should be abandoned
for the present session they would next year con-
sent TO a bill for this purpose.
The bill was opposed by c. C. Paulding and VIII
lam P Rudd OF counsel for the railroad. 1t was
urged by Assembymen Prentice and Stanley.
The notion that the Rapid Transit Commission
should regulate New-York Central tracks was ridi-
cuIed by counsel. ana the charge that the Gran
Central Station improvements were a direct out
come OF the Park-ave. tunnel disaster. was denied
The proposition OF the general counsel Of the
New-York central follows:
We ara satisfied that even if II Cthe Stanley bid
should become law no satisfactory progIssS
could be made under its provisions ~ lS our os-
lief that more progress can anu VIII 70 lIIaAtS S
toward the desired result IL there shaA be no
egisaton at the present sesSioc- II no such lesls
a1d 49, viii undertake TO proceed with its own In
yesigatons Just eXpedittously as circumstance
Will permit. and in good falth seek 70 Eeacn suCh
conclusions both its own part ana upon con
terence and consultation with the city authorities
that al the next session Of the legislature Iesls
iatiya action authorizing the carrying out OF
nbanees and plans satisfactory TO the property
tne2s in The locality TO the city and TO the bust
OWES -rests "a MOI only OF the city but OF the
Tffre state which are affected by the disposition
OF this question, can be mad
The proposition OF the railroad was rejected by
the friends OF the bill. on behalf OF these Niles N
Dawson charged bad faith on the part OF the rail-
road. = c Paulding for the railroad protested
irs, tbe ,r,Dutation The bill not reported
os tberA was not a quorum present, and as this is
4be last meeting OF the committee il will now go
~, The hands of the Rules Committee. 1t is con-
sidered doubtful II the bill passes this session
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
STORAGE NOTICES.
GLOBE sTORAGE ( CARPET CLEAN
ING co.


GLOBE STORAGE & CARPET CLEAN
BOZ -S04-3O5- -3JT East 61st-st.. y Y
bv A b GETTER PRESIDENT Of THE
GLOBE STORAGE * CARPET CLEAN
New-York. April 21s,. 1908.
To Horace Bradford. Mrs. F. Gouget.
Mrs Ellen MRhoney. Mrs. J. Redding J.
r. SImonson. Monte Collins. Dr. Theo Won
Dragits. Mrs. NJ Cannon, Mrs Leal. Mrs.
McKenna Mrs J Thomas Mrs. Shevlln.
J. N Giuies. Mrs. A. Herrlich. Mrs. A
osborne Mrs NJ Mckenzie, Mrs z.
gerald Mrs T. Lavine, Mrs Marek. Mrs.
CGffery. Max Levy, Sam'l. McAnon, Mrs..
z. Flynn, Mrs. Ebling. Thos. Nichola.
Morris Culhane, Mrs. Mary Schiller. Mr..
McAuliTe. Ms. Flanagan. Mrs. A. Nc
kenua- =. c. A Fisher. Mrs. Adams. Jos
Calm. Mrs. Flynn Mrs. Dooley Mrs. c
son, Mr Hunt. Mrs y. Conley, Mrs. .
Con1ors. Jos Fisher, Miss Laura Ayers.
Mrs. Jean Pfeffer, J. p Krupka- You and
each OF you are hereby notified that the
upon The property hereinafter described hav-
ing expired after due notice thereof had
been given you. this company VIII cause
such property 10 wtt. household goods per
sOlal effects and merchandise stored by you
OF N your name in the Globe Storage &
Carpet Cleaning Co warehouses. 10 be sold
~ public auction, according 10 the statute
IN such case mode and provided az the
warehouses. 3U5-30I z. 61st-st.. on Thurs
day, MAY 9th. 1908. commencing al 10
1'clock a m II the sale be not completed
on the 9th day Of May. IL Will be con-
unued al the same place on every 4huFs-
day thereafter. beginning AT 10 oclock
4 m. until all the goods are sold.
GLOBE STORAGE & CARPET CLEAN
ING CO.
Andrew 3 Yetter. President
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

with separtment instructions IN connection
herewith should not be affected or otherwise
controlled on the assumption OF Anticipated
legislation affecting the present statute II
the Legislature amends any provision Of the
liquor tax law and the same shall receive ex-
ecutiVe approval, you VIII be seasonably advised
thereof
To-day's amendment restores the bill TO its
OEislhal form and provides that building
SuIhortties must report not only whether hotel
Uulolhss comply with the fire law, but also with
Lhe liquor tax law relating to the number OF
rooms etc AS the bill passed the Senate Il
"Oulo apply only to buildings S5 feet high.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
lncoRPoRATloNs AT ALaANY.

Albany. April 2O.--The following stock companies
have been Incorporated;
Bankers Investing Company, Harrison. West
.bestsr COUNTY: capital. 100000. Directors
V1sTner Van Norden and T. s. Avery OF New York.
and NJ. p Collins OF Furchase. "es'cheS'er
Hamln & Co. New-York, insurance agents: cap
EEL SiG0 TSSo DirectoFs-Frank KutZeimann. OF
Jersey city: T F Allen. jr.. and W A Boeckel Of
Coons 4 Co New-York g and 10 cent stores
canitaI SSOO 600 Drectors-M. F. COons. of Wilkes
baTTs. q s. Hice and Thomas Oglevie, of New
York. 80, go
ooO Ilirectors-E r Hewitt. Erskine Hewitt and
c. o. Snyder OF New York
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

ADH .S HE5IlsEMENTS and subscriptions for
- -e tribune received a. theiF Uptown
Ollee. No l.26a Broadway. between S6th
,.Stth - Stth sts.. until . o clock .. n. AdVeF-
e@-@LIlSnte received NJ the following branch
'--Sro - regular once rates until o'clock
Il a. VIZ ~o4 shave. .. e. cor. 2id-al
So 31s.h-ets, cor i2th-st. % East 14th-st
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go, WSs' !<oth-Ht.i I, 13S 3d-ave.. UetWeeD
~ sStn end % tith ste. .026 3d-ave.. nesr 6Iaf-
-, l.tVs ist-aye-. near soth-st l5T Easg
oSo- 80 zoe Ircnont-aye $50 ad-ave..
~0-4 aAA'-st' sS& "a ave. 30 BleeckeF- 81
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
ELsBERG AND RAINEs AGREE.
Concur in Amendments to Elections Bureau
Bill.
Icy rErEeRAPH TO TIE TRIRuNE.

Albany. April Ex-senator Elsberg was all smiles
this morning when he arose IN the Senate and an
nounced that since yesterday afternoon he and
Senator Raines had patched UP their difficulty over
the METROPOLITAN Elections Bureau bill and agreed
upon az amendment. He then presented an
amendment abolishing the Offices Of the two as
sistant chief deputies which Senator Raines had
put IN the bill yesterday. and also limiting 20
the number OF deputies empowered 10 take &C
knowledgments-
y am glad TO say said Elsberg. that IN this
form the bill suits me. and 7 Will stand for IT."
That" remarked Senator Foley, is what call
hOnora bic suTTeader.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
coGGESHALL HAS A TRANSIT BILL
II Provides for Unlimited Transfers and
Cheap Tickets in New-York and Buffalo.
- rE1EGRAPH % IL rRIpuNE. !


8 Albany. April 20.-Representing a city Of the
third class. Senator Coggeshau, OF Oneida to-day
made foray into city Of the first class by intro
duc,ng a biI providing for unlimited transfers and
six tickets for 25 cents TO be sold BY all subways
elevated and street surface railroads IL New-York
and Buffalo.
The reason for this bill does not appear. but il
Is suspected that the Senator failed to get Brook
iyn transfer from a New-York car and means to
have this remedied before he goes TO York again
The tickets must be sold request
The bill does not affect Utica where the Sena-
tors constituents will continue 20 go wtthoUt trans
feFS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
LOST.

LOst-BankbOOks-25 cents each inser-
ton
---~--~-~----------7-- ----------------'----S
LOST or STOLEN. .-Bankbook No 3Sc. .S36
OF the German Savings Bank. IN the CITY
OF New-York corner 4th-ave and 14th-st..
issued 10 Annie smith. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. r
not returned 20 the bank on the 12th day q
NAY 1900. duplicate viii be issued
LOST.-BankbOok No 400. $50 en- Dry Dock
Savings Bank Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon to present
the same to the bank within thirty days OF
the said book viii De declared carcelIed ana
eNtinguished. and a new enc issued in ltel
thereof.
LOST or STOLEN -Bankbook No. Is. TG6
cf the German savings Bank. IN the city
OF NeW-TOrk. corner 4th-ave. and 14th-st
issued 20 Francis Bang All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same Il
not returned 70 the bank on the 12th day OF
MAY 1905, a duplicate viii De issued
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

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New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
He goes on to say:

The present attempt further 20 amend the bill
is either afterthought, due to influences that
can be easily surmised, or a deliberate attempt
by further amendment to defeat the Mayors
bill deprive the city of New-York Of all power
TO take steps for an additional water supply, and
place Il entirely at the mercy of the State board.
appointed by the Governor, which might be ut
terly hostile or Indifferent to the needs OF the
city Of New York
At no stage during the two months of hear
ings and conferences, resulting in bringing the
bills TO their present perfected form has there
been the slightest suggestion Of striking out the
clause permitting the city of New-York to use
its own property. when acquired and paid for.
for the purpose Of furnishing electric light for
municipal use selling II 70 the citizens Of
New York
The pretence that such provision is an in
vasion OF the rights Of other counties is an alb
surdity, for the only water power used by the
city would be that generated at the sources ac-
Quired and owned by the city, and any addl-
tional value pertaining to the water source prop
ertv by reason Of its electrical possibilities,
would be taken into consideration and paid for
In condemnation proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

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New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
OLD GOLD AND s1Lrtn.


OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought highest market value. made
into new articles or exchanged for new
teWelry or japanese goods at NJ F TEP-
PER'S FACTORY. 10 " 3ist basement
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

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Filter; IL fits and gives pure water froIa
any faucet. patented 1875, quick seller o.s
terms, send for free booklet WILLARD
MANUFAC CTU RING Co. Lewiston Me.
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