The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, December 13, 1899, Image 8
Sortie From Ladysmith
Destroyed Two Camion.
Ooly Newt Friday Was From
Natal.
Loodot, Dee 9 ?The war office
twwtgbt teeaed tbe following di*p*tth
eVete Ott Bailer, dated Prere Oeaip,
Dee 9. eJteroooo :
"Tbe following eiee rtoeiv*d from
Gee Wbiie todey : 'Leet tif bt ecoi
Qeo Hitler, with 500 Neul volunteer*
luder Hoyas toe end 100 of the
leaetriel Light Horee ?oder Kdwerd
It etr tritt e gtt oo u bill Tbe
twltrprtao wee edtoiraoly Oirried ou',
tejel tu entirely ?eiee*ftfol, the bill
twiag eeptared tod e eis tooh guo tod
Hwwitser deeuoyrd *i?0 gan oo<tou by
Ott* Kobe tod Lett Turner A
Maxim wee taptf d eod oroogbt io
Ledyee* ih ?tr lote wee oot killed
ttd Mtj H*edereot of tbe Firet
WtlUltoe of tbt Argyte High lender*,
wwttdtd Al tbt urns time Col
Ktta teised tbe bill ooe eqaedroa of
tbt Ntttttttb Hoeetre rtdt round
Ptpewortb Hill, baroiog krtelt eod
twlneg tbt Boer telegrtpb litte
Two? btd oo ttteeliitt ' "
Boer flted Lttger, Ltdytmith, Fri
4ty, Dee H.?Tbt British troope uiede
wttttie be tweet 1 etd 2 o'eiook in tb*
eatrtitg Tbty e-ewled tp t revise
ww4 titrated ttd tarried Lombarde
Ktp, wbieb wet Seid by tbe B>ert,
ted to wbfttb ?erj plated t Croaeoi
ftt ttd t Howt'iw Tbeee goo*
wwtt destroyed vnb dytttiiit. Tbe
Bn?tw oepiared t Meiim gat tod
twtt retired
Two L totere, Httttrt tod Gated*
Swede t eorne wttt of Ltdyamitb et
day bee* I otder eov*r of a heavy
artillery Ire wbitb tbt B>tr? rtttroed
Weekly. Tbt Bn teh ttftrwtrde rt
wtr ted it L?dyemitb Tb? Boer loeee*
tft reported tt bet? bttt tligbt
A et row g borgbtr eoltmo btt trotted
tbe Taget* neer tt Ooltoeo wiih the
wwjtte of ttittkitf tbt Britieb Rattoan
ttitttt Mej Bretiet tod I/tut Meleo
will tt tried by eoartmarml io ooooeo
rlwt) with tbt loet of tbt guoe
Cept Towt. Thondey, Dee 7 ?A
Ittbtw^ tttt of tbt otvtl brigade
mrttttttd to tbt froti tonight
Ii it koowo tbtt tbt Botrt htvt
trete ?tat tbt eedt of ibtir Meo-er
btjtlete, tbtt prodtoitg to efftot
atelier lo ibt dtaidotJt
. lettdot, Dee w.?A etwettl dieptteb
fetes Proton* doted Friday, Dtt 8,
ttye 8.000 Britieb troept. preoeeded by
tt) armored freie, trt edveooiog oo
OtJttbtrg from Neeteaort
Terrible Battle at Stormberg
Lood >o, D t 11 ?Tbt wtr office
Mbl*t*et tbt followiog diepetoh fro*
9<>t Foreetitr Welker tl Otpt Towo :
Oetetrt report* : "Deeply regrtt to
ttfof ? yet tbtt I met with t ttrioot
rtveret io tbe titttk oo Stormberg ' "
I w e mi* ted tt lo tbt enemypoti
tiot by ibt gttdtt ttd footd itiprtoti
table grnond
Oaeoeiuee, te for tt koowo tt the
prtteot, a" :
Btwoed B?t*a1ioo Royal Irish R.flt*,
woo>dd-Leoi Ool Kater, Mej Hea
bat. Cept Kelly, Lteot Siapbeoe, Lieu
Btraerdetnn
~atl?k R gieeeot, wounded?Secooo
Liewt Mayaard. twaiea mto.
Miettog?Cept Weir Litat Cbriane,
Bteood L'eei R .dn?y 290 meo
rjevmy foonh Field B*titry. eevere
ly woetdtd?Lieut Lewis tod tbret
?tt.
Slightly wounded?Two aeo.
8tvtoty ttvtatb Fitld Battery, Kill
td?Ott gttter
Woooded ? M-?j Pedeivtl
Northumberland Fonliert, minting
?Mej Srevtoe, Cept F'tttber, Cept
Morley. Second Lieot Wake, Second
Littt Cooleoo, Lieut. Radelitfe aod
206 meo aod an not tommiteioued
tfleera and meo
K >y?! Birktbiri Rtgimcot, KiHod?
Ota prtvt't
Tbt remtiodcr of my oatoaltiet will
bt wired ae eooo ae aeoertataed.
Molteoo. Otpt Colooy. Sunday
Deo 10. 5 80 p m ? G*o Gataore'*
movement may bt termed t reooouoie
atatt it forot. lit ohjeot wae to
attertaio tbt etreogth of tbt poemoo of
tbt B?ere. who were ttrotgly eulrcoch
ad along tbe Siormbtrg raoge He
Itfi Pttter*e k'tel abortiv, tfter onon
yttttrday with t fighting foroe elightly
tver 4 000 met.
Leaving Molteoo at 9 o'oloek laat
tveoiog be made a memorable nigbi
aaareb oeer ih ? rookt aod eeldt Tne'e
wea oo ? un i egoept a eteady tramp,
aod there wart oo dietiogoinbing
light*, ibe bright m<>nn having gooo
down about half paet 11 To- column
arrived aafely wiibio a coiple ot mile*
of it* deitioetioo, the only inoident uf
tbe mareb beiag an oeea^ional auddnn
ttll of * beli" uoder tbe bulicf that the
B ?et* were oear
Soddeoly a tarritio fire opeoed aimul
taoo u?ly oo the liniieb froot aod righf
ieok. The R*yel Iriih Hfle. wh ch
formed tbo adv?ooe, aougbt *h?-itrr
bebiod a NUhb ?ni/g kopjt ant) worr
epeedily joined by tbe remainder of
ibt tolutrio I' waa nooo found, bow
tver, tbet thit r- .^ri n ul n wea
tovored by H >*r gun?. which w^ro
worn po aerial <han ti<*d been aup^oa^d
Tbe iro pa, tberefire, aooght a a f?*r
poa>lllon al) o' half a mile aw?y, two
ba'leritt io the meantim?, engaging 'ho
B ?ere, at.d OiVanog the tronp? in their
w*'Kdrawal
Tbt twtiot tct beoame general at
'o >g rtOf* ^"^ ? '?r*<?Krfient <?' o ouirt
!rf*otry m.'id iiunUJj (I n\ j s
view ol cutting on the enemy's right
fl.ok
Suddenly a strong commando *vas
?eon moving from tbo north end the
Royal Irish Riflee and tho Northumber
laod regiment wero scot cot to meet it
It waa eo?n tiisouvered, however,
that the Boers bad machine goos weil
placed and the Brtroh were compelled
to face a terrible fire
Finding it impossible to bold the
post-ion iu faoe of to one my apparently
10 superior poiiiioo, nombcrs and
artillery, ihe British retired oo Molcoo,
the Boers following up (be retirement
closeiy and briogiog two big guos to
bear <>n the retiring column.
[t is believed here that tho Biittsb
casualties were nut aerioue.
MOST SERIOUS ASPECT OF
QATACRE'3 DEFEAT.
London. Deo 11 4 45 a m ?It is
hardly too much to regard Oeo Gat
sore's repulse near Siormbcrg as the
most serious defeat British arma have
yet sustained in tbe whole campaign
Already the official advices show that
two men were killed, 19 officers and 17
sjeo were wouoded aod 596 men are
misstog But it ia evident that tbe
worat is not koowo. Tbe proportion of
wouoded aod killed is fa email, wbeo
oomparoJ with tbe missing? who are
oodoubtedly prisoners io (be bands of
tbe B?era?that the auppiemeotary list
of casualties is awaited with serious
misgivings.
It is also feared that there were
serious looses of guos aod tqoipment
Tbe moat seriooa aapeot of tbe affair
ia tbe effect it ia likely to have oo tbe
Duteb io Capo Colony, who have beeo
wavering ae to whether to throw io
tbeir lot with tbe B >er? Hosts of tbt
ejtoaro farmere are now likely to jots
tbe rebellion The defeat ie also
*eriooe because it will delay tbe juoo
'too of Go Qataers witb Oeo French
at Naaowpoort Tbe plan waa for
their combined foroea to relieve the
preesore oo Lud Metbueo's oolomo.
APPELT8" BILL FOR A
LIQUOR LAW.
Tbe Appelt bill to provide a
substitute fur tbe dispensary, which
teems to bsve sttsioed tome prom
iooooe io tbe state is about ss fol
Iowa:
It forbids tbe manufacture, salo
etc., of liqooio of stl forms except
ss provided io tbe bill It provides
tbst st the next general eleotioo '.he
voters of esoh county shall decmre
for strtot probibitioo, diepensary
under county control, or lioeoae as
pro?ided for ooder the constitution
Each ooooty bss tbe system tbst
suits its people beat
If tbe vote is for prohibition they
shsll bsTs it pore end simple sod
io its most stringent form, if for
ooooty dispeossry theo s board of
oootrol is provided for in tbe ooooty
supervisor, tbe foremen of tbe grsnd
jury, snd s citizen to be sppointed by
tbe mayor or the Intendant of tbe
ooooty seat Tbe moral cbsrsoter
feature is insisted upon by the bill for
tbe sppointee The bosrd receives
$3 s day ft* their services bat sre not
to be allowed more tbsn three days
in each month Tbe county board
purchases tbe liquors snd tbe ma
cbinery ia practically tbe same as is
now in efT-ct for the state board
Tbey sre required to publish all of
tbeir purchases, so that the public
can see as to the matter of the "in
flounces" brought to besr on them
All of their meetings shall be open to
the public. Liquors may he tested
by the obemist of tbe state universi?
ty Dispc nsaries may be opened or
cioaed by ibe board, snd in any part
of the county, even in an unmoor
porated towu The applicant for
nispenser must fiii the same require
ments sa are now exacted The pro
^ts of the salo of liquor goes as now,
to the county school fund and to
the town The same restrictions
are now observed io the matter of
tbe sales and tbe hours ate pre
serve- d
In suet counties as vote for li
oenae under the constitution, a li
cense board, of the same constitu?
tion a* tbe board of control is pro
vided fur. and the 8*rae rules apply
to them except as to tbe matter of
buying liqunr and eleoting die
peusers These are established on
petition and license given to the
man who has a paper endorsing the
re-quest from a majority of the free
boid voteis of the town, if under
five thouaand inhabitant*, if over that
cf the votere of the ward in which
the bueineva ia to be carried on
The f for license is to be no lens
than six hundred nor more than
twelve hundred dollar*, as the board
may see fit
The same regulation ss to the hours
of sales and the reatrictiotia as am
r? quired in the dinpennary aie main
tano'd for the licensed bar.
The board may have any liquor
. tented by the atato OutaHlttj and Hh ?II
exact a $3 OoO bond and pro*- cute
I for violation* of it. They shall pub
I lieh tfoir preceding** und their med
inga Hhall oh public
Tat Hilaire of the pfSSSSt Itttt
board and ?I up ?mi-mi v shall be wound
up ted the a?Het* turned over to a
l> >ard OOtJtittlwfJ <>t a legislative
1 committee and Ihe state treasurer.
I
Thin ia ihr bid over which the big
Ighfl ia to he BJsde, atot |f Senator
Appelt 'H really in earnest it* to the
mailer atjd <l termuoit to preao it, it
may bsj the next HtalM luw Mr.
M yti fcaVfl hoi provide*) fuf very near
ly the ?rtme ihing;, and the iwo foroea
rrny ha iwvtM in the legislature
McKinleys Trained Apimals
Subservient Republican Ma?
jority Carrying Out Orders.
Washington, Dec 11 ?Mr McKin
ley'e hired men, Otherwise known as
the republican majoihy of the house,
are obeying orders like trained ani
main They began today the actual
work of railroading through the
house, in a single week, the gold
standard bill that McKinley had (ire
pared last summer The vote is to
be taken a week from today, and, of
course, the bill will be passed, an it
will be sure to get all the republican
votes, and it is being claimed that
eight democrats from New York and
possibly others from the eastern
states, will also vote for it The
republicans are so foud of wearing
their gags that they have offered to
give some of the time allotted to
them for debate on the bill to the
democrats
The navy department has got
Schley well out of the way. but bis
friends in Congress are on the alert
in bis behalf, as was seen when a
proposition, which originated with
Mr McKinley, was submitted to
them The proposition was that
congress pass a bill reviving the
grade of vice admiral in the navy,
and that Mr McKinley would at once
Dominate both Henley and Sampson
to that grade This eounded well,
but Schley's friends have so fsr de
dined to accept it, unless Mr McKin
ley would promise that Schiey's nom
ination should be made first, bo that
he would continue to rank Sampson.
Representative Berry, of Kentucky,
who is one of Schley's stauchest
friends ssys he intends to push his
resolution offering the thanks of coo
gross to Schley and the men under
him for destroying Cervera's fleet,
but if an agreement is tesched about
the vice admiral busiuess, that wiil
probably end the the whole matter
Representative Lentz, of Ohio, has
offered a resolution asking for so
investigation, by a special committee
of the house, of the charges growing
out of the interference ol United
States troops in mining troubles in
Idaho, in defiance of at.d contrary to
the federal constitution, at the indi
vidal request of the governor, wheo
oo tiot or insurrection existed, and
withoot consulting the legislature or
the loeal sheriff.
If present indications may be de
peoded upon, the position of those
democrats who voted sgainst the
dangerous method of refusing to
allow a man with proper credentials
to be sworn in as a member of the
boose, is likely to be vindicated by
the final disposition of the Roberts
oase Members oi the Roberts com?
mittee may, of course, cbsnge their
minds before tbeir report is made to
the house, but it looks now as though
their report would recommend that
Roberts be sworu in and then be
expelled, because of his being a
polygamist. Members are beginning
to realize that the precedent of not
allowing a man with regular credent
ials to be sworu in, is too dangerous
a one to be set up If one man can
properly be denied, one hundred men
might be treated in the same way by.
an unscrupulous majority It isn't
the Roberts case, but the principle at
atake that makes the action of the
house important
That Mr Quay isn't ascertain of
getting that seat in the Senate, as
his friends would like everybody to
believe is shown by the presence in
Washington, working in Quay's in
terest, of ex Senator Don Cameron.
Mr Quay will also be in Washington
this week An adverse report is
expected from the Committee on
Elections which is one of the few
committees not excluded in the re?
publican grab of increasing their
representatives, but the real fight
will be on the floor of the Senate
The chances still seem to favor Q*uay,
although seveial of the Senators who
had b>*en counted upon as certain to
vote to seat him, are said to be in
doubt as to how they would vote
It is on the personal friendship of
those Senators that Cameron and
Quay are now working
Senator Mason'* spteob in favor uf
his resolution of sympathy for the
Transvaal Republic, now engaged in a
war for liberty with Great Biitaio,
contains come hard koooKs for promt
nent republicans, including the prtHi?
deo i. Mason may not rank high as a
statesman, hut bin (ongun bas a stiog
on tho end of it when ho wishes n t?
baft, quite a* nagging if not so poii u
ed, aa that wielded by [agalie, and
Other Min? slingers who have been in
lbs Senafo
Bosh Hanna appears to have t merged
from his wrestle wuh lbs rheumatism
and his oheeb book, which is oredtied
wuh Kucn a promioeot part in lbs Ohio
eampaigo, on oross an a orippls hear
He w?s bobbliog out of tbu White
Hoasei wbtrs ho had beea holding s
conference with Mr MsKloley and Mr
llen.-y C. Payne, of WisooQlio, who
has been mauitooed, Haooas sus
cis-or at \Uv bi id nl ibe Rcpoolioau
National Ooominoeo, when be wan
asked if it were :rui' ihit be ioioodod
to relbs from tbs th airmanship ol tlx
foejeaitte il? glared aogrily at the
gewepepei unto who aeked ib< quei ion
before m*w?rmg sod then s apped oo<
a- he lU'Ufld awiv : 4 N > one i- author
Z'd to hay what I will do "
jS CUBAN OIL cures Cuts
! iiuros, Bruises, Rheuma
tism und Sores. Price, 25 eis
.Sold by Hugheon-LigoQ Co.
Olangapo and Sudig Suz d
by Americans
Manila, Dee 11, 6.46 p. m. ?The
advanoo guard of Gen Gram's com
mand ander Mbj Spence, arrived a
Olaugapo, Subig bay, during (he nigh
of Saturday. Deo. 9. which place wa
occupied with little resistance, the
enemy fleeing. Maj Spence had an
arduous march over toe mountain trails'
from Dinaiuptbiau
Yesteraay uioroiog the Baltimore
and Oregon and a chartered transport
arrived at Oiangapo from Ma ?la
The navy was disappointed to find s
army in possession of the piaco, whu
they had hoped to cap'ure A detacn
ment of marines uoder Cap' My - s.
occupied the navy yard at Olaugapo,
and will bold and ocoupy it a- a naval
staiioo. The yard couaiste of s< ven
large buildings and somo repairing ami
maohinery shops, all damaged hv the
bombardment of Sepr 23.
? ?oMaaw* ^sw*j
New Orleans, Dec 7 ?It is said a
movement is on foot in this city,
backed by eastern capitalists, to
control the rice industry A circular
letter has been issued to mill owners
asking for 90 day options on their
plants. There are 13 mi'ls in New
Orleans. Those who are interested
in the undertaking decline to give
out details
Charleston, Dec 7 ?The petition
of the Seaboard Air Line for right of
way through certain streets and for
the grant of a large track of unused
city land in the extreme western
patt of the city, was granted by city
council tonight The joint committee
on streets and railroads reported
favorably on the petition and it went
through unanimously Th? opposi
tion contented itself with qtrnt work
on the outride and in the committee
room and with a formal protest to
council on the plea of the d -terrors
tion of the property along the route
of the railroad
Washington, Dec 11?Commander
E T Wood US N, died of typhoid
fever at bis residence in thin city a<
5 o'clock this morning He was in
command of the gunboat Petrel at
the battle of Manila bay He will
be given a naval funeral at Annapolis
Wednesday
- awj ? * av ?
Not Offered by Denmark.
Washington, Dec. 11?The State
department authorizes a contradiction
of the report that the government of
Denmark has offered the Danish West
India inlands for sale
|jjSCUBAN RELIEF cur.-H < olie,
Neuralgia aud Toothache in
five minutes. Sour Stomach and
Summer Complaints. Prieo , 25c.
Sold by Hogbsoo Liffon Ho.
Tampa Cubans Excited.
Taropu, Fla , Pec 7,?Cubans here
are much excited over several
speeches which were made in cigar
factories this morning by Cubans
whose names will not be revealed.
The speakers were bitter and incen?
diary in their language regarding
the American occupation of Cuba
and advocated the use of force and
dynamite to rid the island of all
Americans. There are several thou?
sand Cubans in Tampa and it is
believed these orators have come
from Cuba to excite the colony and
to raise money later on to carry out
some pian of insurrection.
bubonic Plague Steadily
Spreading and Involu?
tions.
Kingston, Ja, Nov 28 ?Passen?
gers from the west coast of .-outh
America report an ominous outlook
in connection with the spread of the
bubonic plague There seems little
doubt thnt the epidemic is slowly
but steadily working westward in
South America
To this dangerous plague is added
the general condition of political uu
rest in all the western provinces of
gouth America
Chili is on the eve of a financial
crisis, and possibly of revolution
which has only been postponed, and
not averted, by the government's re
duction of the issue of forced paper
currency from $50,000 000 to $20,
000 000 In Peru and Bolivia
serious revolutions are going on.
They are disorganizing trade
Ecuador is in a condition of incipient
tevolt against the dictatorship of
President Eloy Alfaro and. a strong
revolutionary movement, directed by
the clerical party, and supported by
a majority of the people, is 6aid to
b* in course of organization on Peru
vian soil
Kodol
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Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
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til other results of imperfect digestion
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We can now begin to show you our
Goods ^JJJJ^ Goods
Part of which are now in. From time to
time we will tell you about them.
Books
Which make the best presents and
Pictures
Which make the home beautiful,
And many useful presents, such as
Fountain Pens,
ALBUMS, and ornamental Gifts, such as
Necktie Boxes,
Comb and Brush Sets, Toilet Cases,
?love, Handkerchief
and Collar Boxes, Etc
SMOKING- SETS.
CHRISTMAS CARDS,
BEAUTIFUL BOOKLETS.
Calendars, Etc.
fc?* lie member?We will be head
v
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Guided by artistic eyes have
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Good judgment and care in
the purchasing of material en?
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tionally good value at mode?
rate figures.
miss McDonald.
Estate of Aaron D. Kicker, Dec'd?
WK WIL'. APPlY to the.Judgeof Pro.
bate sf Sumter C mrm, ?on D cember
'8 ii. 1899, for a Finn! Di?cbarge as Execn
tors ( f he last V? 111 and Testament of said
deceased K P RICK I R,
O L K1CKBR.
L 6, DUR ANT,
No' 28, 1899 Executors
MICE TO TAXPAYERS.
UFFICE OF .
COUNTY TREASURER SUMTEBrCOUNTY.
SCMTIK, S. C ..Sept. 29, 18E9.
NOTICE is hereby givectbat I will be 10
my office in the County Court House
at Sumter from October 15? h to December
gist, 1899, inclusive, tor the collection of
taxes for the fiical rear 1899. Tbe levy is as
follows :
For State purposes, 6 mills.
For County purposes, 3} mills.
For School purges, 3 mdls.
Total levy, 11} mills.
Also tbe following special school levies :
School District No 1, 2 mills.
School District No 16, 2 mills.. ??
School District No 18, 2 mills.
School District No 20, 3 mills,
kit Clio, 2 mills.
Concord, 2 mills.
Privateer, 2 mills.
No 6, 1 mill.
No. 17, 1 oill.
Commutatioo Road Tax for 1900 is also
payatle at the same time.
H. L. SCARBOROUGH,
Oct 4 Treasurer Samter Co.
Motice of jjjgjjrijji.
Tbe State of South Carolina?Sumter Coun?
ty? Office of Supervisors of Registration,
Sumter County, fiumter, S. C , February
1st, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that in accordance*
with ao Act of tbe General Assembly, and in
conformity with the requirements of the State
Constitution, the books for the registration
of all legally qualified voters, a..d for the
issuing of transiers, ?t:,, v*ill be open at the*
office of Supervisors of Registration in the
court house, between the hours of 9 o'clock
a. ? . and 3 o'clock p. m , on the btstMon
day of each raonib, until thirty days before
the next general election Minors who thai",
become of npe during that period of thirty
days shall be entitled to registration before
tbe books are c!0-'ed, .if otherwise qualified.
The requirements for a qualified voter are
that tbe applicant for registration shsll be
able to rend a d write correctly, or posses*
in his own name property to the amount o'
three bundred dollar*, upon which be pay*
taxes E F BURROWS,
T. D DrBOSE,
J. M KNIGHT,
Supervisors of Registration Sumter Co.
Mcb 1
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The Larpst and Most Complete
Establishment SoutH
Geo. S. Hacker & Son,
? MANfTPACTtTRBRS OF
doors, sash, bunds,
Moulding & Building
Material.
office und If a re rooms, Kiog, ? ; poeiw Car
non Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C,
/^f Porches* our make, which wegiMiantt
superior to any sold South, and
thereby pave money.
Window and Fancy G'ass a Specialty
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