The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 11, 1908, Page 7, Image 7
Second Day's Proceedings of
t&e -Denver Contention?
Great Demonstration for
Bryan.
Convention Hall, Denver,
July 8.?The Democratic national
convention ie marking
time, so iar as the nomination ot
candidates and the adoption of
a platform are concerned and U
passiug through ihe stages of organization
and the throes of
frenzied demonstrations. Today
has been marked chiefly by turbulent
enthusiasm and the bitter
t of party leaders, theesseuti
"velopments of the day bein^,
these ;
Two sessions of the convention
were held, the first at noon producing
a Bryau Denonstration
breaking all records in duration,
aud the second at 8 o'clock tonight
being the culmination of
the struggle over the credentials
of the Pennsylvania delegation
and the supremacy of the Penn
sylvania leader, Colonel Gufley,
who has hpon Honnrinoofl TV1
^ -?*vuvru uwU U J ill I
Bryan.
Outside of the couyention, the
committees have proceeded with
the serious work of preparing
the way for convention action.
The credentials committee unseated
eight of Colonel Guffey's
anti-Bryan Pennsylvania delegates,
thus reversing the complexion
of the Pennsylvania delegations
from anti-Bryan to
Bryan and precipitating the inteuee
controversy which is being
tought out before the night
sessiou of the convention.
The early meeting of the convention
today was productive of
lltflo r*rnn?i/*rt 1 *
>avvav jiiauhjch pru^ress ss t06
special committees were not
ready to report. But it had the
effect of explosion of long pent
up Bryan enthusiasm which took
the signal from Senator Gore's
eloquent reference to the Nebraska
leader, and burst into a
whirlwind of enthusiastic tribute
lastiug one hour and 19 minutes,
with seven minutes more of the
expiring echoes of clamor establishing
the convention record of
an hour and 26 minutes, or a full
39 miuutes in excess ol the
lioosevelt demonstration at Chicago,
which held the record uu
til today.
Lightning Strikes Houses
at Marshville.
Marslmlle, N. C. Home:
During a thunder storm last
Thursday afternoon lightning
struck the stove llue of Mr. R. C.
Newsom's resideuce in the northern
part ot town, ran down into
the cook room and broke the
the stove. The occupants of the
house were severely shocked.
During the same storm a bolt of
lightning also struck a cotton
house belonging to Mr. G W.
liailev, one mile west of town,
and set it on fire, but the fire was
extinguished before any great
damage was done.
$100 Reward, $100.
The renders of this paper will bo pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in ull its stages, and that is Catarrh.
II til's Catarrh Core is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being a oonstitntional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Core is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and ninoons surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strcogth by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curutive powers that they otier
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fails to care. &>nd for list of testimonials.
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Sapp's Cross Roads?Interesting
Budget of News
from the "Garden Spot."
Mr. Editor : As nothing of importance
demauds our atteution
this morning will give you some
happemugs froin the "Garden
Spot." News is a scarce article.
Everybody is attending to bis
own business?a very sale route
for any one to take. G<ud rains
aud corn and cotton looking
fine. "Laying by" is the order
ol the day, aud trying to gei
ready for picnics, protracted
meetings and candidates, llie
women are canning and drying
fruit by the wholesale. Chickens
are large enough to fry ; everybody
in a good humor, some
trviiitf in *?,o ? - ?
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public anxious for the jobs.
Abundant fruit crops, but we
fear some parties will turn the
same into a curse, by making
wine and cider. How an\ man,
much less a woman, can make
wine and cider and sell or give
it to vouug men, causing them
to bring trouble and disgrace
upon themselves and their parents,
is a problem that is difficult
to understand. Young man,
let one who has tried the matter,
beg you for your own sake, torj
me ease ot your lather and
mother, for the sake of your
church and community, hands
off from wine and cider?the
first step to a drunkard. Young
ladies, throw your influence
against this growing evil.
A few days ago it was the good
fortune of yoar humble servant
to atteud a birthday dinuer at
the hospitable home of Mr. Mobley
Parke. It was his fifty-sixth
birthday, and suffice it to say, it
was the best dinner, both in
quantity and quality, we ever
attended. Mr. Park9 is one of
Lancaster county's most prosperous
farmer?. He has ten
children living and a large uumber
of grandchildren. He is one
of Bethel's most substantial
members aud one ol the strictest
prohibitionists. His good wife
and daughteia know how to cook
a good dinner and make you feel
at home. We trust he and his
family may live to enjoy many
birthday reunions.
We suppose the catalogue of
candidates is full. The next
i
question arises who will be left?
Alter all the expense, shaking
hands, bragging on the women,
kissing the babies, making promises
(not false ones of course),
many a sad heart will have to
exclaim: UI came, I saw, but
failed to conquer." Such is
life, brother.
Bascom Courtney, son of J. M.
Courtney, is sick with typhoid
fever. Dr. Sapp is attending
him and reports that he is doing
I as well as could be expected.
rseariy tiie entire family of D.
' F. Sapp a9 well as himself is
troubled with frequent spells of
sick headache. No one but those
who are alilicled with it know
the suffering it brings, and
strange to say it eeem9 to baffle
the skill of all the physicians.
it seem* to be an inherited disease.
We have some special items
but for fear of being too lengthy
we hold them for next issue.
Somebody
Use DeWitt'fl Little Early KiAers, pleaaant I
little pills that are easy to tAke. Hold by '
all druggists. w-?
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l)AMVnr. .Illlv 7 With olmn'o I '
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Ironi 10,000 throats, with the .
swell of political oratory and
the inspiring spectacle of a va9t
multitude of people the Democratic
national convention began
its deliberations to day. The
sessiou lastiug a little over two
hours, was more notable for its
impressive magnitude and spectacular
effects than for the business
aecomlishod. It gave, however,
the opportunity tor the
awakening echoes of convention
enthusiasm, the kevnote sneech t
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of the temporary presiding oflicer,
Theodore A. Bell, of Cali- \
fornia, a heated skirmish inci- 1
dental to the contest in the I'enu- l
sylvanift delegation and finally *
an unanimous tribute of homage
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Fatal Fight at a Church in
Georgia.
Moultrie, Oa., July 9.?A
family feud of a year or two between
the families of Abe Conner
aud Jim Tavlni- n"i*"!
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nated in a clash Sunday at Salem
church, in Tift county, where
the parties were attending an
all-day singing, in which the
elder Taylor and four sons were
pitted against Conger and his
sons, Abe and Barney. The
elder Conger was shot four times
and was reported dying this
morning. Abe and Barney Conner
wprf* shot nnr?? < > ^ *
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fatally wounded. The Taylors,
who were the aggressors, were
not periously hnrt.
Kennedy's Laxative Con^h Hyrnp acta
gently npon the bowels and thereby drives
the cold ont of the system and at the same
time it allays inflammation and stops irritation.
Children like It. Bold by all
lrnggists. w-s
md respect to the memory of 1
he late (irover Cleveland. But
he enthusiasm of the opening
>e9sion was comparatively hri?f
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otermutent and tempestuous,!
without that loug sustained and
re-'izied clamor which is still reserved
for the future. The day
,vas devoted chiefly to the primary
formalities, and the com- :
uittees appointed are now at i
vork perfecting the permanent
>rganizatiou to proceed to- 1
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norrow.
A nci/ci a tiaii