Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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(^TLDorr^ ; p the: Cc |pilent jShore / the Mystery of ? St. James'Park //JNO BLOUNDELIE-BURTON l\ / - \ if "To die U bunting on a silent shore, I Whm? billows never beat, nor tempests rosr." ? /7TXR\ ^ rays Tie must find hint. Rut I do nc tliink now ho will over llu?l him."' "Nor c!? I," the Senor said. Tho ho looked tip at the clock, and, secin It was past twelve, went to his roou saying that it was time he prepare himself for the day. Rut when ho reached that apart mcnt, which was a small room on th accond floor, that looked out on to tin back windows of the street that rat parallel with the one in which tin Mod l.cjtanto was situated, it dii not seem as if those preparations stout it any groat need of hurry. The in evitahlo cigarette papers were agaii produced. form." he said to himself, "fnrot Mow is it that that man has cvet hoard the name?what docs he know Rl.out if way should he want to lind him".' I thought that, outside I.na Itorros and I'uerio fortes, that name had ni'.i-r l?c.>11 hoard. Walter knew it and Joanna knew it. and I knew it, hut of others there was no one alive who knew it Yet here, is this !<!:?. tupid man. in this big. stupid city iwhere pur Hios! one may bo slabbed to death and none Hud the si lyon. with the name upon ids lips. Mow has he ever heard it, how has I ever known of it ?" "So. after all." he continued, "his name w.? not fundall hut i ami li? it was who was this Ion!, this r??:tlyn. though that other hears the t :ne. Am! lie. who inherited all that vi altlt from the ohl man, had no right to it, lift! not so much righ as .1 hi una?poor .1 tin tm:i!?anil I had. Am! now lie is gone. and it is with the living that I have to do. Well, it ball he ilone, am! by nty father'* , Wood the reckoning* shall he a heavy o:.? if this lord ?|.?es not elear himroil: lie r.i-e from his seat, and, going to n upbu ild, took from it a suit of j a ilor.es i'f good. dark material, and 1'tiahlng them enrefully, laid B^^k n> From a shelf it he c w hade bring hot a n ^H^^^BB^J'.-. lit toilet ^MB^Th lie eareSvJly nu! % new linen of dazr.llttg whitei s. with which the most scrupulous person could have found no fault. his thoughts still ran upon the stthjee ih.it had occupied his iniml < nth'- I.. i<m many days. ' There is danger in it. of course," he muttered to himself: "hut I am usi I i to danger: there was dinger when I <lonzalez provoked me, though it was t'.et as great as that I stand in now Tito e Knglish are stupid, hut they j are crafty also, ami it may he that a trap will he set for me. perhaps is so; already. Well. I will escape front t' iis i have front o.hors. And. after all I have one damning proof in my favor. j otu card thai, .f 1 am forced to play, tit list save me! What I hate to do. I shall he ilone to-day. I ant resolved!" His toilette was finished now, lie was clein?haved ami well dressed from head to foot, and the Senor Miguel liulTanta stood in his room a very ditVe.eni looking man front the one who had sat. an hour ago. smoking cigarettes in the ltotcl nassay lie VtBKS^m HI ir f. V :i H B y m ii KINARB r-<?I?a??MMtJB SHYLOCh I Shylock was the man who ' wanted a pound ! human flesh. There are in a 11 y i Shvlocks now, the convalescent, the consumptive, the sickly child, the pule young woman, all want human flesh I and they can get it?take Scott's Emulsion. \ Scott's Emulsion is flesh * and blood, bone and muscle. ,l It feeds the nerves, strengthens ? ' digestive organs and they f i.ed the whole bod v. I J For nearly tnirty years Scott's Emulsion has been thq 8 great giver of human flesh. 1 We will send you a couple of j ounces fiee. 1 SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemists. - 409-415 Pearl Street. New York. I ;oc. uud <!.?. ; all druK^iOs. WINTHROF COLLEHE SCHOLAR j SHIPS ANDKNTItAXGK K\- I AM I NAT ION. ( The examination r<n the award <?f va- | emit scholars-hip- in Wii tlirop Col1 ( lege and for the admission of new .-in- j dents will he held al the eonnly < ??ti?t house or. Friday. .Inly 8th. at II a. hi. Applicants must not he-less than lit-' tten years of age. When Scholarsh'ps are vacaeed afeer .Inly 8, they will b" f awarded to those making the highest average at this examination. Scholarships are worth ?10" ami free j tuition. The next session will open | I S ?piemb-r 21. 11)01. For further in j forinaliou and catalogue address Pres. j j I). II. Juhr.sor . Iiock Hill S. FAINT YOUR ItUUtiY FOR 13c, I with Devoe's (iloss Carriage Faint. It ; I IV.. I a.l... I o ... o more 10 tlie pint | | than others, wears lotijpei : utul j?ives a j vq!!a! tu r.s'.v vwrk. Buhl by , j ininousros i DO YOU GET UP 11 WITH A LAME BACK ? ; Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. ! Almost everybody who reads the news- i ' papers is sure to know of the wonderful ' .? i ^ cures made by Dr. t | , Kilmer's Swamp-Root, j s P | J the great kidney, liver a Io ] ) ? an<* bladder remedy. . ! , /-iA , * - It is the great medi 41 Ol V' cal triumph of tne nine||\VX\ ( j :rfteenth century, dis!' 'a V. i I I covered after vears of ,v '"k - hi [j _ -jLXrf- " n,;nt kidney and biad?1' der specialist, and is jwonderfully successful in promptly cur.ng , lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid troub es and Bright's Disease, which is the worst :I forrri of kidney trouble. r Dr. Kilmer's Swarap-Root is net rec- i omtuended for every thing but if you have kianey, liver or bladder trouble it will be found i just the remedy you need. 1: has been tested in so many ways, in hospital work, >n private practice, among the helpless too poor to purchase relief and has proved so successful in ^ every case that a special arrangement hi s n been made by which all readers of this pa: ei who have not already tried it. may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, a'so a beck telling more a'oout Swamp-Rsct and how to ' j, find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. When writing mention reading this generous '" cfi"r in this paper ar.d .t-.y** send vour address to gt11' Di. Kilmer fc Co.-Binp- , a hamton. N. Y. The , regular fifty cent and ii.iracnis??i?ii.ii?rf dollar sizes are soid by all good druggists : jj Don't make any mistake, but remembet the name, Swamp-Root. Dr. Ktlmer't Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton. ; (' N. Y., on every bcttlc. "Style - Comfort Our S ... Sui are just the kind f< to come. Light, air durable. Made in weaves, from the th to ihe two=piece Sc< always embody con set the style, others This Week W Single- Brea s t ed 3 - p i ece Cassimeres at $S.50, $12.50. Single and I)oub|e-Breas teds, Scotch Stripes and Chet White and Taney Vesl We Mill Refund Money I cles are returned in good ortl CLOTHIER ~ EURNISMER ~ irs Are Reliable. = tore lie left it. In* unlocked a portmai teau, and took from ii a pocket-liool Into which he looked for momeni end then he linked his door and ?! Mceiulcd the sairs. (joini; owl for ilie day. Senor?" I?iai fi 1;ed. as lie peered nut uf lii< Inx. 1 I "Vis I .1111 In I., leal' a J.I <il l> Kujjllsli trend \ lit. " ' j "Aili-.- ; < iiiii*.* ' j "It i.- a> i>oi as Ilomluras." Seuoi t '.unnnta m'd it; hints If as he erossef I to the shady side* of H13 street. "1 ; Ittv-t wall. slowly to I. e;? : ?. -?-1T root.' I'?- -'"l 1.ail, I ?vv|y. : .ii'. Ills way tl>::> ' ! "-!.] s n> u anl down 1 i:i:I.. ami. tit n' ar!y th 1> >ttom j of liit* latter. iurnciI nfV to ill.- ri^hi , ai.'l |??~.?il l'?r.urtrli several streets. ! 'i i n. wh a ii hud iiiTlv.! a house j v.*i: I'll . ui ii at a corner he .stopped. lie evidently had hrrn hpr<? before. ; lor lie lad found his way without any didiculty through the labyrin'h of streets betw i ilils house ami l.clccsler Square, and now lie paused for one moment previous to mounting the door step, l'ul. before he dhl so, lie tili'iicil 1 av.my aii'l went a short >! stance down 1 ;i side street. The b\u lniu.se outside ! which ho war. standing formed ; the angle of two streets, and ! ran down th side one that | the Senor had now tumid into. \ At the hr.dv ol it was a garden. fairly ; li"<d v. .i'i t. es. il.it ran some dl< i lance farther down thir street, and ! Into \vh! h an open v. ;r!<ed iron g-'te i.u - t> u. u *-< < -i ??.iu.i .i.-i any pis:-er by could look. h v.\i- u<>; :i wo.l-kent garden. ami in it ther. v. some midergrow.h: am! it was a: ill's uiuIt giowth. mi i!r> fir 'r.-t rlyht band side, I i* .1 Soiior tlefi'.i'.ii-i |> i ? I ! t* some ft'.v nionton-s through the iron pare. 'It st ems the same." lie mi'.b.o.l t < himself; "nothitiy ap.i a:s dl.-;: a: Ir-d since ! was last here " Then ii- returned t-i t!i fr<:it ? !" e } -, y< and inOU'illl'.y, ' lie - "-J1 5 K||- l. i ;r the hall ilocr. The footman v.dio opened ir I'!:! no time l-l II yk mo f.l'l. V. 11-,MS ,! fa:" oiguer wi '.i the 'iiandiorr t'd( - . v. :;o was standing before him. what l.t ro quired. before the Sen-ir sai l, in <1 English: "Is land Penlyn Willi in "Yes. sir." the man an were I. "l)o you wish 10 see himV" "Yes. P.e u?ifi< 1 i iio'iU'.Ii to take bin my card, if you please." and In pinilliced om- lnvir'-.a the name of S- ?; Miguel iSuffanta. "Hive him hai." he said, "and say that 1 wish to eve him." The footman motion'd liiin i" a s -at and liad put tin* eaul upon a -aKer ;;o fake to his master, when trie Sonor said: "Siay. I will pit a word upon t," and taking a pencil i'ami liis p >> k- ' ?t. lie wrote underneath hi- name, J 'From Honduras." lie will see me. ' ! think." lie saitl. "when lie sees that." j The man bowed a'ni went away. ie- i urning a few minutes afurwaids to i :ay thai l.oril IVnlvn would tee him. md the Si-iior followed him into the 1 oom in which -o many other inter- ! lews ha 1 taken place. I.ord Penlyn rose ami bowed, and >onor Hui;ant i returned the h-.w rajcli' while he fixed bis dai U cm -t an(a. thai you are from Honduras I 1 marine, therefore, that you hive corse 1 tbmit a mutter that at the present tao j nent i> of the uimo-t iinporiau la ue"?" Lord I'enlyn said i Von refer to the late? Mr CundaSlV" 1 he Senor asked. i "Yes, I do I'rav 1 ?r* seated." "1 knew him intimately," Senor 1 anta said, "it i* about him at d ' uu'-der that J have come to talk." rilAl'TKK XIV. ' Hetwoeii the time when i..rd Pec I rn. Mr l'ordy?-?>, and Stuart had eon lilted together as t.> the way in wli'eh rune endeavors should be made to d!s >v< r the murderer of Waiter t'undali, nd when the Senor CnlVanta p.ild his is it to the former, a we k had elap-ed. week in whieh a itoul many taints a?l taken plat < I lie reward-. o|l<reil both by the iovernment and hv "the friends of - \ 11 rri hi I i i pring* ' ts 5C aSJ 9 9 9 Y >r the warm days / y, yet stylish and all the popular ree=piece cheviots >tch checks, and ifort. Our fabrics . follow. e Specialize: * Cheviots, Worsteds and $15.00, $20.00. ted 2-piece Imptd Worses $6.50, 8.50,12.50, $15. ts at $1.00 to $5.00. for all purchases if artiler. SCIN A on U "ft. M i -<(i I l\ JL^ t Patronize Them. ' ? j ICONSTIPATIII "fur orer ntnn yeara I lufffr<xl with cbrol 1 ttpatlon and dtirlnc tliU tilue 1 had to t' u .. injection ut warm water umo eaary lit h"ur|r.> ' 1 rouM havo an action on tuy bowult. Mail ttlod Ctwircla, and today 1 am u wel&j. Muring the ulna years before I ihhI Cai'fl ) suffered untold misery with iul**roal idler. to you I am tree from all that this uiorninjiu can use tnl:. in beliall of suffering bnuiaulta K. K. Kuber, itoanoll. WBesT F?r M The Bowels ^ Pleasant. Palatable, Potent. Taate Quod. Dotd, Ncrer Sicken, Weaktu or Ortp?. 10c, 25c. Mc.ter old Iti bulk. The ccnulno tablet ataiupoU C. Ouarantcetl to euro or your niouey back. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.^03 ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOS A Sl'KK Till NO . li is b.uid that nothing is snreeppt dent h and taxes. bu 11 liai is not alt jet h er true. I)r Kind's Xo w Ilisc^ry for Costimption is a sore cure l'< oil lung' and throat troubles. TIicimhIs tan testify to ti nt. >irs. C. !' . VijleIre of Shpplier.itown, \V. \'n., <:i "I had a severe case of I'ronellitis ni for a jear tried everything I heai of, hilt uill 110 relief. One bottle *. I?r. King's Ni'iv discovery tlien emetine absolutely." Its infallible for ( tip, Whooping Cough, rip, l'lieunjnia ami consumption. Try ii. It'-gnnnteed ??y O. J. Harris,. I'.ateshnrg rnsr t o., Tiintnor.d llros., 1'at ?8b'i'"g,pid Crnssou If rug: Co.. Leesv ille, S. CI.L RHINO Oi l Kit. The Home and Fat in, published vice a mouth, s, ml I lie linlenhurg Aiivdate both oi.e year for .20. Suhs'ibo now. 'I ho Home and Farm is a Ml-)ge, h column np-to date farm paper, t is clearly prinltd and uniike the gerra! run ol such papers oll'cred 111 nibs Satuple copies 011 request. IV.IDK YOVNti AU.VIN , ' One of I ?r. King's New t.ifel'ills each night f- r two wei ks has pi. me in my Mi ens'again'' writes I?. JITornrr of Ifempseytown, l'n T'liey'e the. nest in the WJr.'d for Liver. Stenno.li ami Hcweis I'orely veritable, Never gripe. Only t!V. aljO. J. Harris, latest urjr 1 >roir < ' ?.. Tiinmoi > Mrts., ktesl-nrg. ami Crosson Drug Cr.. Lesvillo B.C. A STAItTi inu tkst. To save a life. l>r '1'. ('. Meritt. of Mo. Melio.?panv. J'a . mailt* a shilling tist ?t*.-1:1 i11^ in a vvi.mlerfti tun*. Hi; wrilts, 4 a patient was nt.iik'd with violent hemorrhages. en iked by a''"eraIi"ii of tlie stoma* li. I ln| often Ion ml Meetrie Hitters rxeell?iit for tente stoinaeli ami liver Iroobjtsso I preseiihitl tliem. The patient yaitie I Tom the iirst aittl 1ms not ha 1 an ntnek in 11 months." E'ectrie Ililteis ue positively guaranteed for Dysnep ia Indigestion, Cetislipulinn and K:clu-y I roubles Try tliem. Only &Ut: at ?. J. Harris, ftatesliiira: Drug t'o liintni us bos. Hatesburg. am! Fros oii Drug Co , l.eesvi'le. S. (j. no not rh ixipo ei> upon. i jrtnr b 'Vjir as a i'lnjit ai.it iul . r? Hied\. liiul on net omit i t the great merit and popularity i F'oleys Honey tml tar ninny imitations are otl'ereu f??r the Pennine. Ask for Foley's llor.ev ami tar am! reluse nnv siibstitit ell ered as no other preptn at .on will ui \ e t b? same s ttislH' I ton. It is mildly liiNaiive. It e ?!ita<iis tie opiateii ti is the safest for ohi'tren and delis air person-. S. Id bv Timiiions Itros. sight goods at right prices. < AIL OS J. C. GLOV'fcR. at his store you wl! E PIN!) Jry Goods, Not ions Shoes; !ia\s, Staple and Fancy Groceries and stylish = lothing 1ardware op u.l kinds. J. C. GLGVKR. co rriNS and caskets. Rubber I Stam ps \re my lun^siiit I ;n il.? ity kunls xrpjit tli ! ?.! ;.i. I fiirnisi n nnnx-j ami in .net libit' for iii tr' illy : n i' I r li i n lit 1 li:i vi' < in t h r ?OOtl tlii?g> T Tim m-L I? j. wiijsuii u-iooes, Typewriters, office Supplies. F.te. 335 Main St., Columbia. on advooa'i v <>i i i?jk. > umhbkmBH the late Mr. Cundall." bad been announced. the magnitudes of tbern, | especially #?f the latter. h?<1 i much excitement iu the public mind, and had tended to keep the general In | teresi in tie tragedy alive. Tbe Gov crnmeut n-waid of "live hundred ! pound--- Miid a lreo pardon to Coiue per- I Iruin, or pet ons. not tne actual mui : derei" had been supplcm* nted by an other of oue thousand pounds front the friends and executors;" and the walls of every police station were placarded with the notice*. There was. mutejver. attachrd to them a state inrni describing, a.s neurly as was po* slide t l'-ni the in tig re details known, the via i who. in tlia arirb of a laborer or rnr battle. wa* last seen uear the victim; and for his ideniitb at Ion a reward was also olfereil. I'.m it U...O L - Lu I?iMMi fuv II n.io nuvn il III l.uuuun, OJ". 31 i least, very generally liellcvcd, that out of these rewards nothing whatever in the way of information had come: anil, although the murder had not yet ceased to be a topic of conversation in ail classes of society, it was genorally spoken of as a case in which the murderer would never lie brought to justice. Whoever had committed the crime had now had more than a week with which, either to escape from the neighborhood or the country, or to entirely cou- j real his identity. It was not likely now, people -said, that lie would ever he found. And the world was also asking who wore tlie friends, and. presumably, the heirs of the dead man, who were offering the large reward? i ef this question no one as vet had disj covered too answer; all that was known, or told, being that two law vers of ;( Hiding. Mr. I tell. of Lincoln's Inu. ami Mr I'ordyce. o' f'nper ituild- ; ! lugs, \v or- not inn for these friends,' and or Mr I'uud.ill's city representative?. lKibsnn twho ill spite of the stolidity , of manner, nul heaviness of appearj au-e ihat had excited the contempt : of both Senor CulTnuta and of the t iTidionl. Za'aUs. was noi by any melius larking in slucwdnexsi plainly j (oh! Statin, in one of their many inj tcrv'ev .. that lie < 11?I not think niucli would bo d.me by iinding the man call ' ii.l i. even if he were successful ii lin'im > '.* which he very much \ -' at! ted. j "V- a - c. <ir.'" lie said, "it's this way. He evidently had some claim or other : j i:?11 Mr < * n i cl:?11. or else it isn't likely :i:t every i!nic he wrote for money he would have not it. and that in good .i;rh Tltfn we've only seen the notes made liy Mr t'nndall <>n the let i nayittg that lo sent this and that m:uk hut who's to Know, when lie sent ! : iiem. i'' he <!' 'n't also send some .'He.ally 1: iier <>. other. a< know led g injrly ill" justice ot this man's de i;>sr.iN'? !!? e. ideally?I mem this t'efi-t did have some claim upon liim: and s:iji|>: ; iai{ tiiat he was?it' we .oaiit ti.id him?to prove that claim and rhovv as the letters Mr. t'nndall wrote him in ret urn, where should we 1 e then The very fact of his being able to draw on him whenever lie j wanted money, would go a long w.iy ' i towards showing that he wouldn't he j i very likely t.? kill Men." ^ ? ?*? .??. I LA! 1^ I J ter we have seen. Supposing thai Mr 1 Cundail .-topped the supplies after that, would not taai probably ex?ite his revengeful passions'.- These Spanish Americans tit) not -1i? k ai taking life when they fancy themselves injured." "He evidently didn't stop them when he answered ihat letter, because he sent live hundred dollars. And it i was written so >oon before they both must have started?almost close to< -? - > - 1 w .4; . 11 1.1 11 ononis. 1 rial it \vi ti'ii 'i he I lir-|> any fresh demands ...?M have been made/ Dobson ansvrt -l. "Tb ; might have met in London, and quarrelled." Stuart replied; "and j after the quarrel this Corot might have ; track oil him till he found a fitting ?q>- 1 portunity. and ilien have killed him " | j "Yes. he might." l?ohson -aid. meditatively "Anything might have hap pened." "Only yon don't think it likely?" ; the other asked. "Well, frankly, Mr. Stuart, 1 dust, lie had always got money out oi hint, and it wasn't likely the supplies would he stopped off altogether. >n that to >kill him would )>c Killing the gon?e with the golden egg- " Continued ?' A Lovely Woman Is made especially so f shi is becomingly gowne*1. Orr line will enhance your - be lit v. - Ladies' Silk and Washable* Skirt* waists. : Ready-to-wear bat.-;. Walking Suits, Odd walking and Tailor , made skirts. A beautiful , Line of Neckwear. J. WILLIE LEVY" ? o.ilfittsrs to Vn-n Wnnirn and ( Itililrin. : : 344 Broad St. Augusta -Oa. 1 fie Aovoont*. PURR DRUGS. DRUG SUNOHBK^^BH Cy 1 inder and Machine Oil i|||^B :^wf88^si Uo to the Old Reliable 5| Timmons Brothers. ||iM PAINTS & VARNISHES. 4 VINDOW GLASS. y ttBB S. F. Perry & Co. Call your attention to the finest stock of Spring and Summer - ? Clothing ever sold in this coun- -ft ' ty and will be sold at the following low prices: One lot, $12 suits at $8. v|| One lot, $8 suits at $6. Men's Pants will go at cost for next oO days. We sell the Bay State Shoe, the best on earth. Call and see us before buying. S. F. Perry & Co. I BATESBURC, S. C. wnen in Columbia don't forget that you owe your face a treat. THE: JEROME HOTEL BARBER SHOP Has the most competent force of 'Face tenders' in the South, Try them. Anything in tho General lVIerchandise line t can be fOund at the store of zrointj=js. Everything First-Class -sind sold on merit. Give me a call. Prices Right cure# MALARIA 'wmm ^ "WsZ* t* Cures r.nN.^TIPftTinN % v w,,v ii n t w ?l j ' ^ LIVER aiLMENTf ^ EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED. PRICE 50 CEN"? 4. S. B. McM ASTER, | Bicycle Snpplies, Tennis and Baseball Goods, Guns, Ammunition, Etc. Repairing. K>,^4 .Main St. ^111 t^r% K<o d ^ v/i uinuid^ V? Kidney Bladder 1 Ailments Murray'* Burhti, <' i 11 and Juniper has a direct curative action on the kidney* mid bladder, relieving at oner tin- distressing symptoms, pain in the l ack, headache, dark colored, scanty, burning urine, di/.yJness, bloating etc., and promptly restoring these important organs to a normal, healthy condition. -Sml MIIUUAV'C i ' ? i\i\ni i Buchu, Gin and Juniper i- not a "quack nostrum," but a combination of drug* endorsed, recommended nntl prescribed by a multitude of leading physicians. It flushes and cleans the kidneys ot all poisonous, clogging impurities, and by rendering the urine bland, toothing and antiseptic, is a specific in painful Madder ailments. Of unquestioned virtue In all Kidney and Bladder disease . I>rotnv. Gravel. Jaunrifoe and Keenr* ? ?<! i?..;..r..i i r .? Price $1 Oh. (iuar*nlr?l Satiafartory to every purchaser. Prepa>e?i by the Mutray I>ng C<?., Coinmbia. 8 C.