The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, March 08, 1902, Image 1
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tangling Burglars
Work at vt. Mathews.
Nitroglycerine*! Vault of the Shy
ings Hunk ? But Inner Doors
Jleld Fast.
Slpncial to The State.
St. Matthewa, Marcn 5.?During
the night burglars eulered the
hardware store of George W.
Arthur and procured a few chisels
aad otaar implimsnts which they
thought they might need and pro
oe**d t ? the St Matthews Savings
bank and Mew open the huge safe
Of that institution. The imer
vault of the safe cannot he opeuod
by thu officials this niorniag and
it is not yot evident whether they
got any money or not. The general
store of Bates & Stnook was
also burglarized and a few saits
of eletbing procured. The dispensary
was also entered and u
liberal quantity of liquor taken.
The burglars left the towa by
stealing a inulc from Mr id. A.
Ilaysor. No clue whatever is
kiitwa as to who the burglars are
01* wheaee they came.
Biforls are oeiog made tn proper
dogs from Columbia. The
opinion prevails hero that the
burglars are still near here. A
liberal quantity of whiskey was
drunk at the dispensary and also
oarried away.
Later: Tko outer doors of the
safe were blown open bat the
vault containing the uu?n?y wue
net opened. The burglars secured
$28 in 1 cent pieces and $5 in
geld for 1heir iroaVo. All money
and papers nr?' MirV.
The dispensary was robbed of
about $7 worth of fine liquor uud
"Utter
Two xvhi?e tramps worn arrested
rtt St M?#tte today and brought
here by Constable J. E. Bujck
and arc now undergoing aa examination,
l| it ho far no damaging
evidence has been secured against
lUorn.
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Nature
I Babies and children need |
proper food, rarely ever mcdi-1
cine. If they do not thrive |
I on their fcod something is 1
| wrong. They need a little
| help to get their digestive
| machinery working properly.
COD a_BVfc.!HS: OB a.
\WN MYPOPHOSPH/TZS or LIMES SODA
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I will generally' correct this
difficulty.
if you wiH put from ore- j
fourth to half a tearpconfui j
: in baby's bottle three or four 1
| times a day you wiil scon see 1
5 a marked improvement. For |
j larger children, from haif to T
I a fM<rvfiftnfii! arrruvllnrf In I
J age, dissolved in. their rr.iik,
J if you so desire, will very
| soon show its great nourishj
ing power. If the mother's
! rr.iik does not nourish the
I baby, cho needs the emu-- !
* $
j sicn. It wtfi show an effect
1'v at once both upon mother
and child.
joc. an.l fi.ao, ?!l druggntl.
Sf'.O'i T & DOWNii, ChcmUu, N.-w York.
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Tho will left to Mrs. Charlci
Blond way Rouss, now dead, the
house on fifth avenue and ?5,000
yearly. The buildiug in
which bis business was conducted
was left to bis two children, Mrs.
Virginia Loe and Petor Winches
'or lions*. It wan stipulated that ,
Mrs. Lew was to get the Fifth
avenue house if her mother died.
She also gets Mr. Uou?h' farm in
Virginia, Jefferson county. He i
requested that his son Peter, continue
the business on Broadway,
under the old name. Wm. W.
Books, a brother of the dead
millionaire is made as executer
and ho and another brother receive
J 100,000 each. The residue
of the estate is willed to Peter
Winchester Rouss.
A Serious Fire in Aiken.
Aiken, March 5 ?Fire here
early today destroyed nine build
ings, comprising a block in tho
centre of tho city. A gale was
| blowing and the flames were
fought under great difficulties.
I There were no fatalities. Several J
1 people who were in the Sunnv.Vido
sanitarium, which wan among the
buildings destroyed,were injured.
Their names have not been learned,
but it is certain none were
seriously hurt. In addition to
the sauitariuin the following
structures were burned: Lyceum
hall, the Aiken Recorder, and the
residences of Mrs. Quash, Miss
Ford and ?J. 11. Lomas. A
number of stables were destroyed.
The financial loss is not large.
(Jaunty Officials Salaries.
The countv officers salary hill as
passed l>y the hist legislature seems
to he causing some confusion
among the county official*. Assistant
Attorney Genera! Gunter,
at the request of the comptroller
general, handed down an opinion)
today on the subject that is of
general interest. The bill as
passed providcd that the auditors
and treasurers receive about the
same salary, and stated that the
uuditors salaries went into effect i
May 1, l')02. Mr. Giinter decided
that. (!>'* treasurers s.ilurici
went into effect. .I >n?iary 1. I'joj
?Columbia Hue iid.
. .
The State is I he I -user.
j A gentlemen from i iiieinnaii,
i who i> entcicsiod in a *10u,oom
cotton factory in one of flu*
i N. i them Slates. was if' !( !<
IIill Saturd iv c inferring wi !i Mr.
R. I". Kewi'U relative to its r?uioval
to this city. Recent!v
i nolit ic ?l >eciu ri'tuT'N
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I Soil I !l ( Ilia ?.flic-i:ils Invt- luol ill
1>?<I effort ami iii8\ ]>:ohnlil\ .!? tout
tin.' j r<?|?i?ition t? bring 'li.t
big pliint to this State. Hnwrvci1
the mutter i-t v.l! under advisement.
Book 11 ill Iieiald.
The Biiiish have suffered another
defeat at the hands of the
Boors; J he British loss was
i men.
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A Amiiy Ntrwtrp*
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Mr. Rooss' fill.
reior vrineiieHter to Continue the 1
ltasinyssi on Broadway Under
I Iho Old Name,
New York, Marck 4.?The will
of Charles Broadway Honss was
tiled for probate in Iho surrogate's
otlice today. 1 he will wh? executed
March 17, 18U8. It made!
no charitable bequest.
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2 and 5 cents.
75 cents Shirt1
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Percal Wrappei
now 75 cents. ,,,
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Proni'sc of Strike,
nipatbizortt Coing the Fight
i?P*. A Pugilistic Woman
of Merit. j
1
forfolk, Vu.j March $,?Aj
> of 5,000 strike sy ttipilthlbtb'* \
>nged the streets of Norfolk
iV on which the main line of
Norfolk Railway ami Light
pany runs fttid the polico were '
Ho to cope with it. From 1
a until after dark when the
i which were guarded by doiinents
of militia, had run
i difficulty all day, were ,
ge<l in the barns. Tho mob
things its own way in the
In ihe county where the
is are the military was in
,rol of the situation. Caret
o repeatedly derailed, wagon ^
Is of rocks were piled ou the
ks and free lights between tho
? i
tary guards and the crowd
tried during the day at front
intervals. In one of those '
ergeant ran a bayonet into the 1
of R. Harmunsef, a barber. '
i. tlarmausef was standing by
husband at the time. She
eked
? ?"?- uwtgvaut lUU
and with both fists and discol
i the face of Lieut. E. R.
0, who was near her, with a
I directod blow. Several
li?M wore bit by bricks -and
sr missiles thrown through the
dows of the curs. A number
nests havo tieun made both
tl.o police and military.
l conference was hold l?v Mayor
man, Police Chief Yoltines,
Higgins, commanding the
enty first Virginia regiment,
it companies of which are in
'ice, relative to plucing the
under martial law. The
co force ??f 100 men lias been
July for 4S bouts and is un;
to meet the emergency. It
ossible that the four addition
ouipanies of the regiment and
ittery of artillery wili he called
in tho morning to take charge
ho city.
'here is no settlement of tho
ko ih sight, hoth sides uding
to their first positions.
n Who Whipped Wertz in .fail
and Can't Give Bond.
loiul to The State.
TrcenwooiJ, March 3. ? II. U.
Iliamson, the man who whipI
Wort/, at Dysons sonic time
>, was rearrested Saturday on
2w warrant and is now in jail
o uoablo to givo the required
h bond of $2,GOO.
'lie ueavy rams have caused
at damage here on ail i'he;
d-. < >n the railroads the trains;
e l?een running irregularly foi
er-.il da\s. The Sealn ar; ?
eial!\ unfortunate.
I'he !'. rutetwav l?o\ - from \
< w-re !<.? ale.I a' W hit mires
means of t'.<- notice l their
apnde in I'he Stale. Thev
re ; t u; ih Jo their par* til * ;
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li iilc ?\ ? ! Sij- ! I hi i ii;jc
Ami:.
I <Ot':41 * . Mill I'll I A
in Hnni.?mnl), ()r:i'.i.Mi River
lonv, Miys that Hoer |>ri>oi.? i >
iort ilint (ieneral DoWet was
it, in 1 lio :u in ?lui iiiir the recent
enipt to break through the
icUliouse line, licM I?v the Now
alaiiileiin the vicinitv nf
irrisniith ami Van Uooiien.
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Fnnston od Filipinos.
Whv They Should Not < 0 Shown
No War at Present
New York, March o.? lirig.
Gen. Funstou, who is in this city
on route to Washington where ho
Snc? to l?kiii If h*> i-j t? return to
the Philippines when his furlough
expires in April, had a talk tonight
with u Herald reporter and
will ho (plutcd tomorrow as saying:
"Thore has he on ?<> tight ing in
any of the Philippine provinces
for nearly six months. It has
been said that I have opposed tho
reduction of our forces in tho east.
That is a mistake. In my opinion,
one half of our troops might
bo brought home now and at the
and of a year one-half of those
remaining might ho letnrrved.
''At the same time, too much
latitude should not ho given to tho
natives of thePhilip ines. They
110 not ready for self-government,
Mid they belong to that cmss of
people who look upon kindness
is a show of weakness. If wo
ire to maintain peace in the islands
we must deal fairly, hut
somewhut sternly with most of
the nativos for a good muny years
They bavo been so long accustomed
to tho Snunish methods of
treachery that it will ho long before
they will uecept our promisee
aq we rneaq the* "
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Army Philippines.
A Washington disj atch says: Secretary
Root in conformity with
assurances recently made to various
committees of congress, has
arranged for the gradual reduction
of the military force in the Philippines
to shout 32,000 men. Orders
have hoen sent to Gen.Cliaf
ice, commanding the division of
the Philippines to arrange to send
home all the regiments under his
command there that were sent
to the Philippines in 1881).
A1 ?out Pi,000 troops are afTccicd
hy these orders. The movement
will be made very slowly, a regiment
at a time, in the order in
which tbev arrived in the Philip
pines arid in each case only when
tho regiment can ho spwred without
embarrassment and without
impairing the military control of
the situation.
Not a Candidate.
Mr. J. IS. McDonald of Winnsiioro
was in the city yestcrdav.
When asked about the rumor thai
lie is a candidate for Congress,
Hi'. McDonald denied ihe report.
!ii county, Knirfiehl, has always
ho*:) with Voile, Lancaster. ("liestor.
etc., in a judicial circuit and
tor years, Mr. McDonald was the
fearless and successful solicitor of
thai district. But Fairfield him
jii't this year heen taken from
(ii.-onville and Spartanburg anil
joined to Y?rk ami Lancaster in
llieir congressional district, and
he i .links that it would he pre.
?r.| tion for a Fuirlii'hl man to
oti'or to represent the district just
.it is time The State.
Knghuul calls for L70,00h,000
for war > xpoinos in South Africu.
Keep Your Bowels Strong.
, Constipation or diarrhoea when
1 your bowels arc out of order. Ca*?i
carets Candy Cathartic will make
then) art naturally, (lenuinc tablcto
| stamped C. C. C. Never sold iu
| bulk. All druggists, 10c.