Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, August 24, 1898, Image 1
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^ VOL. VIII.
Dr. files' Nervine
A REMEDY FOR THE
Effects of Tobacco.
ijte
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W4 M-. v>
I V ^ . I ^ jl ' '
Tun excessive use of tobacco, < -pcelally
byyounfftnon Is nlway-= injurious and
undoubtedly short ft. life materially. j
Mr. Kil. C. F.bscn, compi d'.ci >n 11 ? t: ra^
, Costa A*etr?, Martinez, t'al., v it ; "i ! i\o i
* used Dr. Miles' lie .toratlve Ni'i vine ami received
much benefit from it. I v.... ui i.M i ,
with nervous:.ess, dizzy spell and . le< acss.
caused l>y t lie use of tobacco and s*. insrulants.
1 took Dr. Miles'Nervine wit:> matvelously
;:ood remits, allaylri'Mbedi/z.ii . s-.,
quit tins the nerves, and enabling mo to |
sleep and rest, proving in niy i';i. u a very |
beiielicial remedy." l?r. Miles' lI?-torative !
Nervine 1- especially adapN d to ri toiins .
the nervous systcm-to its nornuil condition ,
under such circumstances. Tt soot l.es, heals '
t "Mi
yf pu:irante< . lir-d bottle b.fc^lCPVJJlO "vj
bem tits or m- uey re- Vh rjesto?-.i. ?'1 '
funded. It con dts- Kr \f s
a- s.,f t)i heart and fa ; ~' i
nervi . freo. Addros . ,
Dli. * IliESMEDICV L'JO
The Lancaster Graded
Sr.knl
NS VS A1VV/I I
^ rpiiK \i:xt summon or tui:i
1 l.atiivotor <jr.nl>1!! s.hnnl hojjiiis
tin- I~t Monday in Si ptoinhor. I'atrons
urc I'l'ij! ? >(imI in-finl pupils promptly '
on tin* day ol' openinjr. Ilnasnnahli'!
tuition I'oos will In* chnroi'd pupils |
who ri'-iilo hoy olid t lii- limit" oi tin'
soliool I ?i ->t rii't. All pupils will hi*
<1111 i?'<l to pay a monthly iin*ii]i*iit:tl
u'r- .
This M'hool is bet tor i ipiippi'il for
* I'tlii'ii'iit work than ovor h"furi- in it~
\ history. Tlii' i'iiith uhiin has 1 ivvisoil
ami tin- corps of toai ln-rs i~
nil to iiniii* in I t'o ^ * ;it
Hoys anil t;iri? from a 11 i ? tan ?h-- j
sirinj; to at toinl 1 his srhotd i-an readily
si'i'iiro I'hoap ratos nt hoard lion' in ,
privato families.
For furl hor information aihlm??
* It. I". M I 1.1.1. II.
W < li'ui'n I III. Trustoi's.
or
< 'n AS. T. CONmhis,
St'c. ami Troas.
Lancaster, S. Aiiji. 1 s;>s.
I mo.
Chas. D. Jones,
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ATTUKNEY AT LAW,
LANCASTKK, s. C.
Office over the flank. IVill practice
!n all the Courts. Promp! !A
tention will he given all business!
entrusted. Collections a speciail.v.
m r-av '' g f & m i 'Hi w, i : -v
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Km a * 21U 1 ?"1' " ' r
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KS- ' max ' .m.w< ?- v <
Aiiiisitii, ?-.t. Oflire 101 i'nur - Xntirc
In I'ojif'ctlrratr n ft rti n s.
'I'h?> ol?l confederate soldier- will
meet ;il I lo ir place- ol n. 11
in each Township on Saturday t leant
li day of Aiicn-i, Is'.ix, at j o'clock
p. in., ami elect I hrt'i1 <>i (heir nun.her
axa Township IVn*ion hoard. \ oil
tlio chair mail ol' each l'?n ii-Ii i p hoc rd
w ill meet at the court hon-e on Saturday.
it hein>r tin* lir-l ?! y of \uifiist,
lo organize a county I'cn-ion ho-ml.
u . I'.. illtl i K.
(Ii'iii'n Co. I * > i -ion hoard.
liiiiir ivniiiiii i:iIiT
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LAN CAST KK, !
A I'liACil'K STHICK FN SUIT.
Arrival of the ("nifi*?l Stales Hospital
Ship iiViid at New York
With 154 Cases of Deadly Typhoid
Fever oti Hoard, Four
Men Having Died Helore She
Felt l*onee and 'Ten oil the
Voyage.
Now Vors, August 1*.? I he
I nitod States hospital ship Helief
has arrived here from l'orto ltieo
%rith sick and wonndt-il uoMiur^
The Relief left I'once on the;
1 1th and Mayaguoz on the loth
itiBt. She carried 21s nick and
wouudod soldiers from den.
Mile's camp. Ten deaths from typhoid
fever occurred on the voyage.
Nirfci of the victims were
buried at sea. The bodv of Major
Lawrence Smitli. of Philadelphia,
died at sea August w?\a enclosed
in a metallic collin and
brought here. Four deaths from
typhoid fever occurred on the Relief
while she was lying in I/once
harbor.
The total nnmher of cases of
tpphoid fever on the Relief, including
those who have died, was
1<>T, and the number aboard of
her when she arrived fo-d iv was
lf>4. The Relief also brought
twenty wounded men. including
three ollicers, the most of whom
were shot in te<? near Mayaguez
on August ! >.
Dr. Loty, the health ollicer oi
the port, hoarded the Relief itil
inedi stely on her arrival at <juar
aniin _ :tn<1 i ni ' rr? .t w.iti ?..
Tortiey, snwon in charge, regarding
the sick on board. M;?j>>r
Torney reported a fnr:>; of *J4N
*irk ami convalescent. Of tins
number I .VI were suH'oring from
a severe type of typhoid h'Ver.
Theae pat.cuts will he transferred
to New York ami Brooklyn hospitals
as soon as arrangements
can be made to receive them.
Among the sjrk on board the
Belief is < *:*pt. Artliur 1*. l.eo,
British military attache, who
came on hoard at Ponce. slithering
from intermittent malarial
fever, now convalescent. ('apt.
l.eo is still en board the hospital
-hip. Major Smith, who died on
August IT, ot malignant typhoid
fever, was oniy dg years old, and
a very able surgeon. He was a
resident of Philadelphia and expected
short 1 v to 1 io married to a
young Philadelphia ladv.
HEAUIIANGING THE NAVYWashington.
Aug. gg.?The
navy depart moid lias taken imdei
coiisidrraiiun the reorganization
of 1 lie No it! I Atlantic licet. which
ii?? -. in< Ink live ollim i-. in
addition i<> providing duty lor
tlie commanders of a large until
I >e!' o! V" -1 ' v ( ich will bo placed
out <?l commission ill the lie.Xt two
? A 1 - -
or i IIrei* \vI'ciis.
W lit-ii 1 !)< force i r !uci-d ;it
least 111r* *? ill tin' ll;jir nilici is on
the home station \\i;l In- r? n?l?*r? ? 1
-ii pertlnou- anil in* to I?.* ordered
to other assignments. When
Admirals Sampson and Schley
come to Washington next week,
preparatory to ^i;n^ t ? ('ul?a and
i'orto Kico a< members ol the
,'i: ivv eomnii-<ionrr-. thoy \\:'!
i (. eon - )! t ed regarding the pro
pw.o"! charges. and in all probv
I?11 i t y arrangement - > atiAacfory
to t!iein will resnlI. I? is con
- id?1IV' 1 I i k e! \ that the North At
latdie station will Ik* divided, and
one l!: it elliiar. probably Admiral
Sampson, r tame.I in roinniand
ol the home lleet while Admiral
Schley or Admiral llowell will
he placed in charge ol a newly
organized mjii elron ol the W e*t
Indies, limited by the tinlf ol
Mexico and the ("aribean sea.
It is 1 h?> i 111 j>r?'?-i"ti :i ?n? ?t?tr
naval officers Hint Admiral Sefiley
v\ill seize tl" opportunity l<? se
mire command of tin- Pacific -t i
tion on the retir -menl of Admiral
>
SR.M1 -W KRKI vY.
S. C., WKIJX I'.SI )AY,
Miller Nov. l'l!, ami will be content,
to wait ashore the lew weeks
between the terminal ion of his
| services on the I'orto Kican commission
ami Admiral .Miller's re'1
t ircmeiit. which would enalile
hiin to have an independent com
'I inaml. perhaps more important
I than that of the West Indies, as
it includes the whole IVicitie ocean
' | from Alaska to Capo Horn, as
Swell as Hawaii ami Samoa.
Commodore Kotnoy, command
! ing 'lie naval base at Kn.v West,
is exported to succeed Admiral
j Mat hews as president of the examining
and retiring boards, who
will retire < tctoher 'J I
i I he department has made no
I more up to this time toward the
I re-ost abl ishmeni ot t lit * Kuropeau
or South Atlantic -latiou-. and it
is improbable that any sliips will
! be sent to the latter locality bo
lore next year. However, it' no
Complications arise during 111
sessions of the peace commission
ers at I'aris and they succeed in
reaching an early agreement upon
the terms of a convention Coin|
uiodore Watson i expected to
| take a line Ih'et to Kurope. and,
alter \-it- ot courtesy to Kngl.tud
and f iance, may Spend the win'
ter in t lie .Mediteranean.
twenty-mnk .in llions.
Illhnrs Steel and .Minnesota Iron
t o in pan it's { onsofidatc.
Now York, Aug. "Jii.?As the
; result ol meetings ti.afc have been
j in progress in this city tor several
da} s, the consolidation ol the
Minnesota Iron company and tha
j 1 tlinois Steel company has been
j definitely agreed upon. (Juniorenco
committees ot live directors
I each company were appointed
i Wednesuuy, aiul loiiowing itie
meeting in joint session,at which
they tailed to reach a tinal under|
standing as to the basts for conl
soinlatioa.llie matter w.is referred
to a smaller committee. 11ns
committee was mane up of l're-i
. lit*IIt 1.).II.Due oil tit i ii j -Mi iiiesola
1 run roinpuny, V.. L. Drown ol
: the Illinois Med company, and
' 11. II. Doners, who is largely inj
lorcbU-tl in both companies. llo
j nas on the smaller committee in
! iho character ol arbiter.
As a result it was decided toI
(lay that the new procaroti >n
'shall be organized, and Uiat la
p?r cent. <>t the capital stock o!
ibis new company shall go to thw
stockholtires ol thu Illinois iSteel
{company ami oo per cent. to the
! stock fielders ot the Minnesota
company. 1 he >'to?"k ot the old
companies will he surrendered.
1 his basis ot cousoluiation u*.
.tornially agrtcd to by tiie rt pre
1 sentative* of both companies.
The details of the incorporation
have not yet been decided on,and
may not be h.r several days.
It also ha- been pracfieally d ?
cided, in addition to the mills,
mines, and other evt. m-ivo prop
;crty interests of the Minnesota
and Illinois companies, that the
neit company will acquire the
j l.orain Steei company "f Lorain.
; < )nio, which owns the Johnson
I'Diiiiiinv Jo!.iivtO\te !'
the K1j.mii, .Inlj-1 and i n
railway. '?"h :<?-<)tiiiIi?<i> of the
la-t named road will result in the
eontr>?n\'s owning two railroads,
the Inilttfh and Iron I tango railroad
l?eing owned h, tlio Mm
I ,
nesota cotnpany.
d in* capital flock of .the now
concern i- v_M?,oOii.ihm>. Itoswell
jl\ KloWer, II. 1'. lingers, 1'. M.
| Flagler, II IM'ort.-r and Marshall
Field of ' !iii ago ire iinoi.tr those
interested in the consolidated
, concerns.
Truth wears well. People have
1 lenrneil t tint I >e Witt's I,it le Karly
Kisers are reliable little pills for regit
hit i tig t lie howels, earing constipation
and sick headache. They don't
gripe. Crawford ilros.
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AUGUST 24, 1808.
MAMMOTH FLKKT OF WARSIIIFS.
Seventy Vessels to Assemble ;it
Fortress Monroe.
WaMiinjrton, August lib?
|of tlie largest Meets of warsln,
lliat ever assembled in art Amen- I
'can jtort will lie brought together g
| in I lie next lew days at Fortress
.Monroe. Already titty-seven war- |
>liij?s are under orders to rend*'/- I
veils 111 ere.ami 1 lie orders still to lie 1
i In tin thi- time forward. tin- navy!
department will -end I lie new 1
lloatiidock, recently bought in
i .New \ ork. <hiw 11 1 ii? const to i
lYn-acoIa. 1 In.. where it will lie ;
kept lor dock in- the warships. | ]
At th.it I'oint al.-o the there are; j
t;oo 1 . V ?1 >vni ,i- ,Ciiis to !m> ;i , [
' i.i i 111ij*;111 {ion wij h ;' .
' dock. ' The dock i- now >
' coj' r,,d. and wi'l lie hove 1 ' '
Pet.-. ?. :is soon n I lie Si pl? :o
her tie- tire over.
Till re tire lew d? \ I loptifli' - "I , J
: importance in t lie pa-f w it -it u i I
lion to day. The aut horit ie- nrej ;
-till wtiiiinic lor < Merrill*.-, j ;
fepor! o| the li.-t o| ra>il.i!t ie-.nlid
the State, war and imw depart
|
incuts are interesti d. in knowing
t lie exact terms on wl : !i Manila
was snrrendered. whether :!.
city alone orifall tin* Philippine^
were included. p was -tnted hy
nUiciais 111; 11 nothing i ! !: *:?i n i! on
' tliis point had Keen r. * i \? <I i;p I
to tin* close ol ollice hours to da\ .
I lie olioft s to restore tiic Manila
c a I > I e continue, lail they liavc ,
not proved >neee<<; nl t litis far.
Neit l??T t lie >' .te llol* t lie '
French oilihas-y has received
word that Spain has < lio-t n her
military coinmi-'i i? -rs for Cuha
and I'ortn Uico. ami some dotiiit
is expressed as to the accuracy ot !
the natnt s nivcn in London f?ross? (l
advices. 1 he names <:iven in | >
'these reports are t hose of Spanish
generals and adini' Is now j t
i
i<<iie<! will raise tin- Y<?!-11 to (lie
: neighborhood of seventy. Naval
oll'mials say it is nil to realize
the extent of such a marine ii'_'
cremation in one harhor. Those
1 inehnleil in to-day's orders an- the
Newport. Rodirers, Lebanon.
| Wain pat uek, (iwin. I.anea-ter.
Maehias. < tseoola. I'eoria. M i-i
sasoit. Sioux, ("hoveine. Waban.
('
('hiekasaw, Helena. Detroit ami
\\...I.-a.... Tl?.. I ?i ? a ' '
uiiuxmi. in .in i i ntpreviously
ordered :iiv mainly!,.
' small eraft. although t here ate a . ^
n mn Iter of lariro cruisers air I ^iin
1 ?f >; 11 -. including tin* S;in Fraud- 'co.
Helena. 1 >ol roil. Topeka.
'Marietta ami (he-tine. The iimv-j '
men! ol I hose ^11i ji< northward i- v
I due I it 1 ho elose o| host i 1 it ie-. :i nd i :l
; more part ietilarly to the de-ire j',
to yet t he ships away lrom point- v
j ol possible lover inleetinn. They If
wiii now he put in thorough re- i
i I.- , ,. I
pair, an t their crews irradnauv '
I I ,
j will he changed from naval;,
militiamen to sailors o! t he regular I
navy. |
j The navy department ha- not ;l
jVet determine.1 what ships will :i
iro to Havana, San .Inan and ,
jother points in t'uha ami I'oito |
Ivico. Thero is felt to he no lnirry j
jahont this until the authority oi i
the I nited States is Cully eslah
- lislie.l throuehout the islands. In'"
the meant iine I lie matter ol pol ie '
! imjr the sliore points i< heiny cun
-i.'ered. and in duo tune a mini !
her of the liyht draught auxiliary ! I
' i r:i!t and some ol the single i
turr. led monitors will he used r
|.>r tin- eoast pat I'o]. It i- Ion nd. | r
however tiiat only four ol the)
old monitors o! t he oivil w ar atv'il
lit I >r this serviee in Southern j'
waters. ,
As many naval \c--ch will l.e1.
I r,. I -I twin I It... W... 1 I... i:? i
A iii witli i ln? Act of
v?pro\idiot; :.,r i ho registration of
r?. ilii* liimlc ! ri,\ri>t rnl ion will
n> open.-J cm the 11 r-' M"iiday of
Month at the < ourt llou*-c, lor I hi'
c?;i-.t r:H ;. in of electors ciilitlcil to
etri-t raf ii.ti i: m I i- the < 'ori?t it lit ion,
ml Kept open for three successive
lays iii each moiiiii until thirty days
lefore I lie general elect ion in 1MN.
Mleetor? who registered on or before
iie l-i of January, W.i.s, are not rel*iir
>d In rn^iJiT
i ipiee hours ; from ? a. mi. t?> J p. in.
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mmmstmanmmmtmua cri^?r.?"in am i. waw
t.it ioiM il in t ;i11?1 I\>rto Kieo,
othal il I! 11* name ; ale correct no
im<> will In- lost in hrin;rin;? 1 he
nniinissionors tnu'other. The unliT<t;iii?!iiiir
here is that thesesinn
will lie^in t Havana and
\iii .loan aliont the tirst week in
w-pteiniicr.
Muillt nln> li .It'll ay'n lilV rllilil,
il I i i 11 is lil tt't'll riicailis ??(?(. Iiail nil
llt-5* ill' (liarrlio'i r<mi|>:i i: imi by
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l'f -ll.al I V \ i? II in -H''ll r.'lsi's. till! IIS
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ami ii wie unili-r h . i-aiv ii.r a
reck. \l ill"- lilac I J? i !:'''! I. :i ! i ? ** II
i? k fur alimit ten itn.i s ami wa^ having
iHMii i wi-iii _>-ii\ ? mii'iMrnih in I lit*
Hi.vc'i- I'W'I') I V.r! V?' !lil(ir?, and wo
vci-i' i ? i?i \ i uci'il tlial ii ii !? ? "i "(ion
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tntrx it. I M'nii iiol ioi'd a olianjjo
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