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i A-)N ontrn ESTABLIHED 180.6 NEWBERRY, S. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER20102TWCEAWEK,$'50EYA ANYG ANYWHERE. Ndf Paragraphs Giving Some of the Happenings of the World of Men. Almtst crazed from their snffer ingg, frostbitten and helples, tei, men were picked up by the schooner Manbassett Sunday, forty-five miles of Highland Light. Then for the jret time it was learned that the schooner Frank A. Palmer and Lonise B rar bad tieen in collision, and that they-had been sank off Thatch er's Isand, on the New England -oast on Wednesday evening.' The snivors were landed Monday. Of the twenty-one men that made up tho two crews six were carried down wtien the two vessels sank, four died ; ~isg the terrible three days drift n assachusetta Bay, and another -bea insaneand jamped overboard. WMt no food or water, their clothes troeen ineolid masses, and their boat oingsetsift driven before a bitter gale out into the Atlantic, it seemed smarkable.that so many survived. The fight from her home on the night of Depenber 11, of the Crown Princess of Saxony, has created a _tremendooesensation in Saxony. No trace of the whereabouts of the royal Ady ha been found, and it was only tiswe.k that the truth of the rn nor that she had Bed was learned by the Jubi. The cause of the disap. pesanee-is not known. The latest reports are to the ef t Iuthat President Roosevelt may nSuhnt to act as arbitrator between Germany, Italy and England, on the one a hAd and Venezuela on the other. - 8ix buitdings were destroyed by ra -in Knouxville Monday morning. The loss wilt reach a poipt between a half Niion and a million dollars. graded school and auditorium b dingat Peizer, 8. C., was de * 4;by fire Monday morning. Thlbik&ng, valued at $10,000, was la IOOvered by mnsurance. (*.saany is not behind in the mat atrusts. Two of the largest > aipS5is in that country have esd an eietrie trust, with a a epital of over one hundred l hiua dollars, which, it is thought, wiswrallow all the other electric A PBULIAlt FATHER. r ' gU4bodSS ot Believe in Bestow VK.Wes1k Epon'Chldren. New 3ork, Dec. 23.-The Evening Pestprints the following: "b oer real estate columns yes our reference to the sale by 'e to Mr. Burden of cer tain lots in the 'Highlands' of Fifth avenue we spoke of Mr. Carnegie's own house, which is to be a Christ msas gift to his little daughter. This itemn had been printed before, and we-took it to be an ndisputed fact. W#aow learn that it has no founda ti*s *hatever and tbat nothing could be lesgs in harmony with the ideas of Mr. and Mrs Carnegie than that their daughter should now, or evHr. be burdened with great wealth. Least ofall is she to be taught while in youth that she has 'great expects tioas' or any expectations at all she yond a moderate competence. Nei ther of her parents deems great wealth a desirable present for morning life, or for any part of life, except as it may be employed for the advance ment of the human race." In speaking of Mrs. Leslie Carter's fntures Mr. Baaco recently saidt that on her return from Europe next year she would revive "Dii Barry" for three weeks and would then make her nrsi appearance in a Shakespear ego-role, playing "Lady Macbeth. W ILL DYE FOR YOU. YOU WILL eansome day that it pays +- you to let us dye that old suit for yo.u or cleani and press it. All work is guaantedto be first class. Thousands otnatisfied customers will tell you so. We are not paying for your dollars only; we are plaig for the future too. Come and test te truth of our talk. BRIDGE KEEPER FOULLY MURDERED. W. F. Hudson Found Dead in His Room Near Camden With eaping Wound In His Back.. 1 [The State.] 1 Friday night one of the most shock ing murders ever recorded in the crim- t inal annals of South Carolina was com- A mitted on the outskirts of Camden. W. I F. Hudson, a young man about 26 years of age, and the keeper of the toll biidge across the Wateree river on the road to 1 Columbia was found lying dead across t his bed with a gaping wound in his a back. The murder had evidently been v executed by means of a double bar- i relled shot gun and the wound indi- a cated that both barrels had been dis- r charged. r No cause can be assigned for the crime. Mr. Hudson was a highly re spected young man and was thought to t have no enemies. It was rumored that ( he had become engaged in a difficulty il with some gypsies who had been en- i camped near the town but this is im- c probable. 0 The crime was brutal in the extreme t and speedy vengeance will be dealt the murderer if caught. At present every effort is being made to tlisclose his identity. t. Pan1's Items. E Our pastor, Rev. J. A. Sligh, has, t moved from his plantation at Slighs, S. C., to the parsonage. We are glad a to bave him in our_nidat. a There will be a ,in tree at St. d Paul's Christmas one o'clock. f Everybody who wishes to can put on y the tree anything they wish for their i friends. After the contents of the tree have been distributed, the ladies of the missionary society will serve in the t school-house hot oysters, and every- N thing else that is good to eat. They E will also have amusements such as grab t bag, and, come and see what all else. You'll be pleased. The net proceeds a are for missions. ix The officers of the church have let C contract to build tenant house and to ceil cooking and dining hall at parson- t age. All work has been completed. d Mr. T. A. Epting is fixing to keep warm while eating this winter. He is building a double fire-place chimney to his cooking and dining department. Mr. Geo. Livingston is putting up a residence nea the Margaret Kinard place. Mr. G. B. Aull is preparing to builda a tenant house. Mr. George Richardson, near here, has moved to the Newberry cotton mill. Pigs are in demand. I never saw mech hustling around for pigs and shoats. T'hey are- scarce.a We have, for a while at least, stopped the odor of compound lard, mostly cot ton seed oil. We are eating spare ribs, pudding and sausage. Mrs. Push has pushed four large tur- 0 keys into a pen and ispushing food in fi to have them fat and plump for Xmas. g Mr. Thadeus Epting expects to be home Christmas. Mr. Editor, we are not going to 0 uarrel, but we would like to know r what became of our last scribbling to t~ The Herald and News. We lost some a time and a two-cent stamp. Trusting , this won't share the same fate, I am the same. Push. a [Sorry we can't tell you. It did not r reach us.-Ed. H. &N.] Resolutions of Thanks. The following resolutions were unani- F mously adopted at a recent meeting of C Burgell Tribe, No. 24, I. 0. R. M.: I Whereas, The highly esteemed and, worthy Bro. Rev. W. J. Snyder, Clifton, S. C., so gratefully complied with the request of our noble order, to preach a sermon on Redmanship at the 8 opera house on the 7th day of Decem t ber, 1902. Therefore be it Resolved, 1st. That we hereby tender our sincere thanks and deep apprecia tion to our worthy and esteemed Bro. 1 Rev. W. J. Snyder for his kindness and I consideration. Resolved, 2nd. That we hereby ac-t km3wledge the fact that the so very ap propriate and fine sermon preached by him has not alone been appreciated by all present, but that we feel the great I good that it has already accomplished i to the Order, to every member, as well as to the entire community. Resolved, 3d. That we shall ever re member him as a benefactor to Burgell Tribe No. .24, and Cateechee Council No. 3, of the Improved order of Red men, and that we pray that the Great] Spirit may bless him and guide his cause safely to the heavenly shore. Resolved, 4th. That these resolutions be spread upon our minute books, that they be typewritten and a copy for warded to him by the secretary under the seal of the Lodge and Cateechee Council No. 3. Fraternally submitted, 0. KLETTNER. Y7OUR NEIGHBORS KNOW YOU I.can learn that the Newberry Steam Laundary will 've you satisfac tion in any thin in eir line. Why FOR WHICH WE RETURN THANKS. The Newberry Herald and News de serves the very greatest praise for its rery excellent daily gotten out during he conference in that city. The pro :eedings of a conference have never >een handled better in any town in the ;tate than they were in Newberry by he local paper. We hope that Brother kull made a financial success of the en erprise. -Florence Times. ** * Col. E. H. Aull who, for some time iast, had been publishing his paper, he Newberry Herald and News twice week, issued his paper daily last reek during the session of the Metho ist Conference in that city, giving full nd authentic reports. That was com endable newspaper enterprise-Lau ensville Herald. ** The Newberry Herald and News did he handsome thing by the Methodist |onference, which met in that city dur Zg the past week, in publishing daily uch interesting accounts of the pro eedings of that body, and the portaits f so many of the earnest workers in hat denomination-Union Progress. West End News. Rev. G. E. Edwards, of O'Neall treet Church, left Friday for his home i Marion, where he will spend two reeks with his parents. Hope Brother |dwards a pleasant time. It is thought hat he will not return alone. Mr. H. F. Livingston, of West End, nd Miss Florence Graham, of Mulberry action were happily married on Thurs ay last at the home of the bride's ither. Hope Mr. Livingston and his oung bride a happy journey through fe. Mr. Fred Cotton and Miss Sudie Ab ey, were married Sunday morning in ee West End Baptist church, Rev. N. [. Burton, officiating. All of West ind. May their troubles be few and ieir pleasures many. The mill will close down Wednesday t noon and stay closed until Monday, i order that the operatives may enjoy hristmas. Mr. T. J. Henderson and wife will go > Pelzer Wednesday and return Sun ay. A merry Christmas and a happy New ear to all. "Mooch." Dec. 22, 1902. THE POI.ICE DOGS OF GHENT. ow they are Trained to the Duties of Town Constables. (Science Siftings.) Most people know how prominent part is played by the dog in Bel imm. But the Belgian dog has ot stopped here. He is an ambi ous creature. He is not content >do naught but slave. He has, in et, aspired to the law with such ood effe that he has Ibecome one its limbs, and now plays the part ! policeman, and with such good asults, too, that crime in that par clar district partrolled by him is iid to have diminished two-thirds inOe his entry into the force. It is L Ghent that the dog has become a acognized member of the regular wn constabulary. The dogs are ight by means of dummy figures ade up as much as possible to re resent the thieves and dangerous haracters they may be likely to meet. [ow much patience is needed by him rho undertakes this paticular form f education only those who have ied to train animals will properly ppreciate. The dog mus t be taught seek, to attack, to seize and to old, without hurting seriously. The firs' step is to place the dam y in such a position that it shall re iresent a man endeavoring to conceal timself. The dog soon understands bat it is an enemy that he must Lunt, and enters into this part of is lessons "con amore," but it is Lot so easy to teach him not to injure t. The teacher lowers the figure to he ground, and the dog learns that, hough he may not worry his prey, ie must not allow his fallen foe to tir so much as a finger until the or ler is given. After the dummy a iving model is used, and as this >rocess obviously is not entirely with >nt danger, the person chosen for his purpose is usnally be who min sters to the pupil's creature comforts, md for whom the canine detective is mnre to entertain a grateful affection. Nevertheless he is prevented at first my means of a muzzle from an exhi ition of too much zeal. A fterward he experiment is tried on other mem bers of the force, and in four months he dog's educaan a a poliemen AT COT $1a,oaa0= " TO BE CLI Bran New Stock we have decided tc 0 A GENUIN It is not a ruc shelf from seas No odor of moi clothing which remarkable, be date in quality in any market < We Mean What We And $10,000 worth of1 Clothing is to be closed and if anybody can finc ment in the lot, we wi value of the whole stocl Suits for Men, Yout A fine selection! Lates1 fabrics! Such an opt never before been plac4 purchasing public.-M A Genuine Cost Sal Of Clothing is such a ra we must persist in tQ that here goes a Real C all who want any of Suits will find it out ,t regret if they delay lor to see how it is.-'eem Come and Se THE E Sellers of $10,000 e selling at Cost $ WP. S.-Turn it and is considered complete, and he takes houi his place with the rest. The ani. aboi mals are also taught to swim, and to a de seize their prey in the water; to save shov life from drowning; to scale walls, The; and to overcome all obstacles; 80 that mori any enterprising burglar who goes tign "a-burgling" in Gihent has a lively who time of it if he meets with one of ters these four-footed "bobbies." appi There are at present in this old the town sixteen of these accomplished BI Ofl animals. They all belong to the ing sheepdog breed, but besides Belgian wiL there are also Russian and De la Brie PM" dogs. In the day they take their mig well-earned rest in comfortable loose ofI boxes attached to thc head station of of t the police. But at 10 o'clock their of Andties begmn and scarealy ha the 11ns 'WORTH OF NHW CLOTHINI )SED OUT AT ACl Schloss Bros.' celebrated - this season, and now to b i make a change in our bus E COST SALE OF NEW e to get rid of clothir %on to season, for fivi :h balls or creases of is to go in this most r cause every garmen and style--the best I >f this country.g := Say! Now, W the very best Shoes, out at Cost, at cost I an old gar- Florsh< 11l forfeit the j k.and af hs, Bys! ~at pricE hs os!tition.. tLstyles! Best ~ortunit:y has ~A YOur Lir ad before the ~i Vb And G e the Bei to be re event that ~wee e statement where ost Sale, and the splendid WeAr o t.heir great Dte Ae ig in c:oming Dae very Li '0 Us! --*-<- Coz WART-PIF ~tock of New Clothing at Ci 10,000 Stock of New Cloth; look at it any way you may, it is a Gen chimed from tbe old belfry wahrs a i itef e their heads when they set. uphepranatsrvcb aVening chorns of barks as if to pofca en ed o e their eagerness to get to work. som ihs h ai v are on duty till 6 the next casadclasalhn 3ing, and do not seem at all fa-pesb eahtero,w ed by their long hours. Thosemam istera iin know how thoroughly a dog en- mi.Te r elb into sport of all kinds will quite i vr a,ad te reciate the intense excitement mdclmn h on" animal feels in his new profes. feunl oiqiea They wear a uniform consist-helh Echdg coi of a leather collar strongly bound plcmno i ihl steel and armed with shairp wlsterglrba Lts to repel those attacks which Tedgi o nyvr ht be expected from the enemiesonprtclrhmnon tw and order and bearing the nameevnsawodru p Lie dog and address, with the date "srtd op. ts birth. Just as the policeman hismacintsh apefor bad Fwroo llobens; Wears foi AT COST UAL COST!e I goods ! All bought e closed out because iness on January 1st. CLOTHING ! 0 ig carried on the s or eight years. dust of years on emarkable sale t is new, up-to hat can be had e Are Not Selling Hats and Gents' Furnishings but We do sell the celebrated aim and Stetson Shoes for men ineline of Shoes for women as which will meet all compe e of Hats ents' Furnishings comprise ~t Qualities and Latest Styles found in Newberry or else Strictly Up-To rid We are Selling Goods at >w Prices.--*| LO and Boo Us! 9ER CO., st and persisting in ng. uine Cost Sale. STH E E.-P. CO. e"*:'lLivery and Sale Stable hi on ATOMRA neatlykin II.A .If ! .. waiting ked after have established a general up-to. r private late and first class ter *heir, LIVERY, FEED ipanes a AND SALE STABLE with him. At Pomaria, ond of his rade, but They are prepared to do anything rofessional in the livery business. Will keep all kinds of vehicles and horses for sale. - Everything first class and at reason iger able nrices