The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, March 16, 1900, Image 1
E'TA BLTSHED 186,5. NRWJERRY S. C., FRUI DAY, MAIIci 1(9. A
Grand Spring Disi
ewberry. We have
ial invitation is exter
nd the most pleasani
economy. Admiring c
It is a pleasure to t
alesladies to show i
9 ou have all to gain
KS. SOur terms ar
STATE SUNDAY 30 The
SCHOOL CONVENTION laton
--- lOlilnmnot.
38 TO IOL1) IT4 Hl:iSON IN LAU- Thur)sda
RENS NEXT WEEIC. y
011 s io n-900.)
S1'rogrammo ins Arrnngec-ltIis an In- 1Vright, No
teroting One and Sone Go,tl Speak- dross, Hon.
Iel'~ arc o"Teachers' :
The arrangements for the holding of officors.
o'the twonty-third annual convon- Ways and n
In of the South Carolina Sunday sione of the
ool Association, of which 'Mr. day School
. E. Pelhan of Nowberry is Shell, Font
idet, to be hold at Laurons on Ezell, Spat
.1? eaday, Vednesday and Thursday Farewell wc
ext weok at Lauren.i, have been melnt..
plotod.
he programme has beon an- 1. Thoe:
hcod as follows: by the Sout
.ti uesday aftornoon--3.30, confer- tion to sell
b of workers, retrospective and usual reduca
j. spective. 2. Hlom<
ue day evening-First session- dologates, v
song service, led by Frank F. orintendont,
Sildon, Sutmmerton, S. C. 7.415. committee,
~otional service by Rev. Herboidt 3. Conn
es. 8.00. The convention requested
d to ordor b)y the president, amount of t
- E Polh am. 8.1 5. Addriess, I. Herbert
D. N. McLaughlin, Chester, 4. "Stut
*9.00. Address, Hon. B. F. proved unto
be, acting chairman of the in- -
ational executivo committeo; TInc su
io "The Message from the Publc ECxc,tc
ontieth Century to the Sunday ing Uaure
eols." 10.00. Adjournment.
'4 ednesday miorni ng-Socond so- Frank fori
.9.00. Praise service, Rev, situation in
bert Adams, D. D., Laurons, S- improved ai
9.15. Delegates enrollled and subsided.
-( mittees appointed. 9.45. Ro - eadiness stil
ts-First, home, normal and pri- Rtepublicami
~ry departments. Second, statis- noction wit
al secretary, J. J. Gentry, Esq. rumoreg, th
ir,tr(dasurer, Reov. WV. I. Her- lor', Ropub
rt. Fourth, executive committee, GIon. Collim
?has. Hi. Carlislo. -10.30. Address, The Roflpt
-resident Lee Davis Lodge of Limo- resist such
no Coliege, Gaffney, S. C. l1.3~0- consequonci
'eports from county vice-presidents. Tagobr en
00. Recess- will probabi
Wednesday aftornoon--Th ird Bos- going to Lo
on-3.00. Davotional, Rev. Wil- conferenceo1
ot 8. H-olmes, Laurons, S. C. 3.15. ham, Mayor
ddross, Rev. J. M. Magruder, Spar- and Sheriff
nburg, S. C. 4.00. Normal les- deputy sher
bn, conducted by Hon. B. F. Jao- licemon wem
bs, Chicago, Ill. 5.00. Question latureoexpir
rawer, miscellaneous. 5.35. Re- -
I Wednesday. evening--Fourth ses- C A
on-7.00. Praiso service, Rev. T., For Ii
.Law, D. D., Spartanuburg, S. 0.
30O. Address, President Go. hB. id
roiner of Newberry College. 8.80. Bears the
.ddress, Hon. B. F.' Jacobs, sub- Signatur (
ot-. "How to Stud cie ible."ia
>lay Dry Goods, Milline
during the last week re
ded to visit our store;
feature at MIMNAUC
rowds, admiring thron
he salesmen and Y
:he Grand Stock. of si
by early selections, at
e SPOT CASH to all, n
LIM
needs of the work )rief SIMLE, .JUSTiCE AS
Pledge cards distribtited penIitentary Board MnIces n I
R takon. 10.00. Ad tiOn to ihe Goyern,
morning - Fifth ses. [The State, 13t1
Dovotional, Rev. G. A. At. the lst mooting of
wherry, S. C. 0.15. Ad. of irectors of the pouit
13. F. Jacobs, sulbject: following resolution, it ce
Labors." 10. 15 E!ection of which reached the Go%
Reports of CComimittees. trdav, was passed:
leans. 11.00. Impreos- ".1esolvod, That we, th
Ninth International Sun- directors of the South Ct
Convention, Rov. J. W. itoutiary, respectfully rc
tain Inn, S. C., S. 13. his excellency, the Gover
tanburg, S. C. 11.30. don those nen who we
rds. 12.00. Adjourn- to imprisonment for life
011 lar for the crimes r
Nolrt:s. and arson, and who ha~
railroads are* authorized served 10 years, -which is
hern Passenger Associa- ty under the present 'lam
round trip tickets at the thtir behavior has been
.d rates, their imprisonment."
s will be providedt for alP lels f uhirsn
siting pastors an urnsepa-olws l
.Notify entertainment snbigsn pfrbm
haur(ons, S. Q*Suhel .anel;1
ty oflicers are earnestly (1tt1 ao(asei
to bri.ng or send the FakJhsn ok '
beir plediges to Rev. WV.lien;hrto TaJ
,t the convention.,ue rdHdo o
Iy to show thyself aip- Gen rneug
G*od."-2 Tim. 2:15. ihrter"ain"a
[YATION IN KEcNTUC'KY. ted 1PieToro
net Ahnitest--I.lkc of Arrest
er Taylor antid Other Re.- ti ni h otoei
lena: as (GoebcIoIcge.plis "sce;br
,Ky., March 1 2.---The rmSmer o e
Frankfort has radically
td pub lic excitement hats
Novortholoss groat ti-unde.osdrto. i
I exists, espeially among atduo iercmn
.More arrests in con- ~~eeig
Ii the[assaSsination3ar
Atte amssimcudinngTof
ofa egsaor,Aj Drctors Say; pni
and others.whichracd nteGt
torday, wssort tassewil
dret otl atadtewichorofath Sout na
iso natmtt retntiar, iriaecfuly ae
ot h fortol. ' hyis l ed lny , deranger i
y rlai hee iste do Stomh L hoveren
Dto ioneisooment forolif
Sute tent. fve oxtr lawe for the crmes
ifsaui fft spcil p. an, asn nd wh souh
us tomrrow.rved and ieasec is
tyn n Cidrn udr e ll osene Taw
theirveehavior hasgbton
theh imprisonment."
SoIgtuholl anel
oltn CatoGdsden
ry, Clothing, Shoes,
ceived goods by the
not a department o
'H'S is the prices x
gs, crowded our cot
)u can choose now fI
:yles against fifty lat
,d nothing to lose,
o discount. VISIT
KKD iI1IRTY FA'111EIM IN A FIRt
teconInondat- Cowardly M[in ,Ikt<ttried e1 Wonte
nr. CI)drenl. MevenltiEn of 1itom
Pt .111I.
the board [Greonville News.]
antiary the Newark, N. J., March 12.
rtified copy started this morning in an old
ornor yes- inn church at Roseville, a two
frame building converted into 1
o board of oment house in which thirty fil
rolina pen- wore sheltered. It took but ia
ommend to mont for the flames to onvoloi
nor, to par entire structure, effectually ct
sentenced off the escapo of the panic str
under the inmates.
f burglary Nearly half of the hundred
ve already twenty inmates were childreni
the penal. those wore forsaken in the wild
1, provided of mon and women who jumped
good since the second story and roof.
The firemen wore unable, frot
mrs has been furnace like character of the ft
~copt John to reach them wvith ladders.
glary: Sami Tweolvo bodies havoen ii
Wright, out and five have been soon it
B3eau fort ; ruins.
ank Bailey, No men lost their livos.
or, Green fought their way through thec
berry; Joe of womon and children.
The supposed incendiary has
id pulIinlg arrested.
ar"is en- .
unlderst and -
Ite olives Up HiEs Appin,t nent , i h
eon1; it ex- untee Arl to Reiturni to (?onarm
ught back -
20, 1885, WasThington, March 1o.--.e
rs for lar.. Wheeler's letter of recognitio,
made pntblic today, IIci says thle I
gent governmnent is virtually destr
the matter Aguinaldo e 1n gitive in the nor'
e had not prinIces aL.< Ils cabinet aLnd con
idation up scattered1.
The vaious coIImanids of i nsu
generals are redlued to more ske.
and kep wit.hout gunshot range.
what the preamit president of the
pino congress says, WVheeler doe
nt Fevers think It can ever reassemie. wi,
nai i-thereforo resigns as an onlicer of
naticdis-ter3. No action was taken oi
zCompan- resignation.
s of the ------.
Bowvels. DEUREEI~ FOR I IHEj J)ftOCRA
Ilealth. (Jode orty n, in tsi, Ccuit c
"driing Louisville, Ky., March 10.
anism of Fields of thle circuit court, today h
t of order, down ad oiion in tile gutber'na
onmS de-~ case In which he decides inl fa
the democrats. Ieo holds thal
the result. courts cannot go into tile caise
Pe*d constitution vest thie power in ti
fiS islature to decIde these contests.
subles. If frad and conspira,~ arc hhe
court has no right to go ite the
ter. Tihe raplubiica1ns wIll appe
tile State of ppasand if the de<
vs Always ought Is against them there they w.ill
-.-- get before the United States sni:
Icourt.
Etc., the biggest Si
carload. We thrc
mitted, each is brir
vhich open the pot
inters the past wec
"on hundreds
er on. WI
NEW EMBROIDE
OUR STORE Al\
t,. ( A\o-r'I .:nE -r,01.i1.:nr i" IN uolt)t1 .l1.
t anul Pcctlniter li tioncc-it ANiiII A mtN gm it
1-4t tII , 141 ly )enounnc'iI by I t..p nlrll utii"n
Seneca, S. C., March .10.-- Th
negroes hero aro atgry after 1hearin,
--Fire the testimtlonty ini the t rial hero e
Ital- I George V, Tolbert, po::lniasier, ft
story trying to slay Jame s Va(son;, Co
I ton. orod, for accosting him (Ti.'olberi
uiIies about, ile rotolntion of ltunil. It. i
mo- clailod by soie eyo witiesses tilu
>to Tolbert camle out of t ho post otlic
Itting with a large clnh, followed Watso
icken into the street, chased him and h ea
him with the c1h1 until 1w had fa
nlitd ]on exhausted, and with ai oat
and said: "(et Iny1, G-d d -at you.
rush Tolbert claiis that ho hats muor
from money to spolnd (e n eating "nt ig
go is"
nI te TIhe neoes'C are planin g an earl
claimeinig that ininy dlemlocrat ic posi
taken maIlsters w~ouhld hiavo reatd 'ih m
Ithe w'ith morie cons5idoration!. The rt
p)ublicanh county conven('it ion) at Wi I
Thley lhlla also denOnie(ed him inl hit t
rowd torins as beinig incewjett nm ni n
fit for the positijon, and)1 will ask 1th
been governmentt to give thom11 aL manif wh
will treat all c'itizents al ike. Mi
Tolbort is fromt A bhevil lo county.
(Iir,q J)onr
(Lga lIan ner. )
neral Girls,~ (don't go to cihiurch1 Lan take
I was hack seat with your escort and th~e
nxtur-t I wisper anid giggle duing thel ii( 1 evieCt
eyed, Don1)'t be 1loud, b)oister'ous or slangy
ther'n Stand ont youri head1(; dlon't carryl you
gress heart'! in) your sleeve anmd don1', thrm1)
yourself in the arims of cv. ry wel
rgent dr(Iiessedl strangr that l omes(( 1)0 to townI
etons lIcI wVomlany b3. e mlodest, bet serIius a
!'roi LImelus, (10n t un Isex 'i y u.-lves a''. 111 Lthi
yli l ose womlan 's greates ebarmii 1. 1Don'
s not regardl yourl long-k1 g!ed1, a1wkIwan
celer' brot,hci' as a nuisanice; (loln , Lurin w
olun- yourl no0se at your' father and)( hi s poo
the graimmar', and11 above all1, don't, play "'i
Hot Time" on the piano when olur oli
mothcer is hlaving aL "ho, ime"' ove
the walshltulb. It, is t,>O suggest i vo.
Jolhn K nox, thme Scotcht re!'rmer
had lmany enemlIies whol s-oughit t<
Fudge compIIass his deCstrutction. iIe wa
nflled in the habhit of sitting in a part icu
,ta'fl lar' chair ini his own'l hlonse, with hi
back to the window. One evening
ix the hiowever', whenLi assemblinimg his famt
c leg- ily, he wonl nteilter occupy h is ac
Evncustonmed seat nor allow anlyhodl
nt theO else to do so. T1hat v'ery evenmini
a! to a bullet( waS sent tIhrongh~l the win
de9ln do (lw 'ithi ai design to kill him.t,
ry to grazedl the chatir ~wli lhe usuallb
'remot ocenpliedl, andL mIadle ai hole in titi
en(lloei ick.
:ock of merchanci
w open wide our d
n full of the beauti
ket book with t[
~k.
'ou have to have ti
-IY WAIT?
RIES, NEW DReES
D JOIN THE CR
I'tit: OI (4I u. ! M"
A 1/1t1 by Mr. Jt+.m1ttr.
S [S1)i'cial to NeVs and (ourior.]
Wash"ling ton, _March t. T'1h0 South
f Carolina dolegation to tho.1 Puro iod
r I Congre.s, whic'h closed its (:ssion
hero today, tuted homhioward to
) night. Tho delegatin cuo10i:ted of
H 1)r. Vyche, of I'roslp'1rity; Mr. 1.1.:
t \y-r, of Florence, ind Iiailrold 'ou
o missioner \\ il bo n. ''ho de'legt ion
n took i )rolminmu1t part in till pro
t ceedlings of iho Co(gr('Ms ani re(e1(r
( d some1 very ell'ectIivo sorv'ice in ble--I
bI half of our foods atn(1 1iro drug..
" Ie res.nta t I VO Lat iuc'r tI., pa t ici
0 )attedi in tho )r.)c'oedings of the Con.I
grc)s oin1 mat1d1' ia stron g 8)>ceb, in
which hIe ofliored t;(Ve1ra(l 0(1n'nntl)
,' 1prom1o jSthpssa. of th . pen.din1g
-) puro food le.gislatit on. AIt ogetheiir
u tho C'ongr's acecomlPihedI good
work iln hohalf of pur food, andiu
-steps wvi1 bot Itaken to) press the subl)
r ji'ct for (early con1 siderabt on in t he
Hous18 andc Senaiite. Mr. Ayer and1(
a DIr. Wycho left for home tonight, and
Mril . \\'ilborn e?xp)tei to go~ tomor
row.
'[ho Dr'umor Boy's FaIth.
Thle followingl story is told1 iln
(Our A rmyu Nuurse by onie of thle no0
le womllen wh'lo ca red for ile su1ffer--~
ing soliersi~ inl the great civ'I il wa.
Onl Ienerig thle hlospital ward oney
mlornling, :I 'was attracted1 by one I
of the new~~ laces shle saw thereL. It
1 was al chiil's face, and( i't wore a
-jsile.
"Ilis munel lI is I ilnry----- , Inot
Syet twelve, bult lhe has been ill the
army ovr three years,'" the attenld
alit said.
The nurilse wenIt to tile eot whiere
lhe lay.
''Good mornling, mother,"' he
(Youdea little fellow, how camle
you hlere? You are so younlg,
a My fathIer was draiftedl, anld IC
- got thlem to take mle will him11 for a
di 011111 111Cr0 doy. ' ye got 1no IlIotue1r,
,Inor b)rot hers, nior sisters." -
S ''All so) you called meW mlother.t
- IYou do0 need( someW oli to take '
P mlothIer's pliace, I'mi sulre."'
'es'mII. Theil boys told1 meI you a
- w~ould( take carIe of mle." 1
"Whlere is you r fat her? t
''iIe was killed three mIonlth1sago
1t AnltietamI. I wals wounIded( tilhn
[in mvl iI. Samiebhla li en~1 .
Aa..qY .Y9 fill"TP 1 lIL . JA1@
e ever shown in
oors, and a cor
ful and the best,
e rnagic key of
at Spring Suit.
S GOODS, NEW
DWDS AT
ather. The surgeon says I shall
>e a cripple always."
Te eyes of the nurse were grow
ng moist. "'My little boy looks
ery happy, after- all. What makes
-oiu so?" she asked.
The child pulled a little Bible
romtt ittder his pillow, and replied,
'Inl the Bible it says, 'When imly
tther and mother forsake me, thet
hie I,ord will take inc up.' If I
'et well, and try to he good, I
ttess I shall have a home somnc
vhere. I f I (loll' t get well, I am
nrc I shall.'
''hiere was llore thian ote inter
,stel listener ntow; and each one
mad solle new <iuestion to ask the
ad. Childlike faith like his was
are, cv':n in the hospital, where it
vas contnncol for mel to feel that
hey could not die unless they were
isteinig to a hlymn or a prayer*.
"My little lad,'" somec one asked,
''ho taught you to trust in God?''
"'My hmothier, until she dliedl; then
ny. father.''
Wheni lie got better lhe was hear-d
mie Sabblath mioring plaintively to
*ay: "'I wish I could go to Sabbath
~chool."' Thien there followved a
>leasanit sight. Two of the ward
(tenidants said: ''Get the child
eady. 'We'll look after him.'' They
rossed their hands, and carriedl the
ripplle to Sabbath School every
;albbath while lhe was in camp. But
hey did not go alone. By ones and
wos anid threes the big soldiers fol
awed the little fellowv and stole into
hurch. Th'ley all loved hinm, and
ome one lookinug onl, said, ''A lit
Il ild shall lead 'them.'
One day a surgeon camne to the
mrse, and saidl, '"Here is a man
)okinig for a soldier orphan boy to
dopt . Tell him all yotu know of
fen ry.'
The niurse told himi of the lad's
ife, his beautiful spirit, and his
')nging for an education and a
comle.
''You hiave interested ine great
"said the muau, wvith moistened
yes. ''My wife and I had p)lanned
:i go to Camp D)enison, but we both
reamed on thme same night that we
hiould conic to Camp Chase.I
hink God has led us. I am sure
lie will wvish to take the boy."
In a few minutes the lad's feeble
rms were twined about the man's
eck. Hie wvas crying for joy, To
hose who had clutstered round to bid
lie little fellow good-by, the child
aidl:
"'I was sure God had a home for
le." --Youtih's Companiot,