The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, December 20, 1899, Image 2
T. De Witt Talmage
Recives a Rebuke.
Cupt W. Q. Chaffao of Alken
Criticise! the Divido.
Alkea.8. C, Dec II. 1899.
To ihe Bditor of Tb? Stete I I
beg that you will give <ae epsoe for
tke encloeed orticle. which explains
iteelf I offered it to tbe Hew York
World grotis bot they refused to
allow mo to erttioiee one of their
oootribatore through their columns
Years eery truly,
W G CherTee
Augusts, 0. . Oot Uth, 1890
Editor New York World: lo
your ieeue of Pun day, Del 15, on
peg*' 20, ooder tbe genera) head of
Editorial Forum," there appears an
artiole eotitled aa follow a: "My
Fall Blooded Cow. by T De Witt
Telmage, tke moot popular orator in
America." ib which teat world
reoewned di?iv e baa contributed a
homorooe aooount of tbe ladicroua
aetiooa of a oow pore hosed by bin
at a poblio eale. Of tbo eeveral
aaillioo readera of yoo* pope lar Son
day sditioo, doubtless tbere were few
wko did aot read tbia artiole before
aay other aa tbe page. Th' re were
probably few who did aot share with
bit ernaaemeot that, after dismissing
with a paragraph tbe heart -rending
circumstances under which be be
eaoae poaeeeaed of the oow, that tbe
eminent doctor of divinity oould
base i a ad the heart lo weave a funny
atory coocecaing a few errat o move
Dents of tbe animat 1 beg, there
Ibra, ia behalf of the admirers of
tbia great man. aod for the Informa
tiou of your readera in every nook
aad ooroer of tbia great country, a
littlo epioe lo your oolumna for a few
questions, for Dr Talmage, and aome
abeervetiooe ooncerning bio artiole
Do yoo koow. Doctor, that aer
bops and lectures are read in every
baml*t, aa wall aa great city, in
America; that, io tbe romoteat and
quainteet rural districts, many an
honest old farmer, when hie day'a
work ie done, puta on hia iron rim*
aid ??specs' aad reada to bio faithful
old wife, from hia littlo ooonty news
paper, one of your eerraoof, Ailed
with lofty appeala to charity, bright
ptctoreo of tbe love of God aad good
will to bob f
If oo, I beg yoo to say to the
several millions who have read yonr
artiole. if yoa really wore, aa yoo
write, a spectator of tbe acene yoo
describe aa follows:
"The man had oot beeo able to pay
Lie debts The mortgage on the
farm had been foreclosed Tbe day
of aale bad oorae The sheriff stood
oa a bot rsadiog ths terms of ven
dae All payments to be made in
ail months Tbe auctioneer took his
place The old men snd bis wife and
obildren all cried, and the piano and
tbe cbaire, aod che piotoree, aod the
oarpels, and the bedateads went at
half their worth Wheo the piano
went it eeemed to the old people as
if the sheriff were eelhog all the
fingers that bad ever played oo it.
and when the carpets were alruck oft"
I think the father and mother thought
of me little feet that had tramped
it
"But lo oa the auction reached ita
olimai of interest when we (himself
aad wife) weut to the baru. We
were apendtng our aummere io the
ooontry and mutt have a cow
Thero were 1U or 15 to be eold
Wo marked for our owe a cow that
waa esid to be fell blooded, whether
Aldemay or Dorham. or Galloway or
Ayrahire 1 will not tell, lent aome
oattlo fancier feel insulted by what 1
aay, and if tbere ia any grace that
I pride myeelf on it is prudence and
a de-iermioetion lo aay smooth
things
?? li iw mooh M bid for th s migntfl
eeo', full blooded wt f ortrd tbe
oo'ti.in'or 'doveoty fv? collar*,'
saoarvd ?oai <*oe 1 mad* it et|b<y.
H* made it oieoiy Somebody else
qonkly made it ? hundred After ibe
bid* bad rt?eo i) I got aoiajattd
sod tweaswew ?bat 1 wooic! have tbe oow
If it took my le?' c--'
" Oao hoodiel and forty dollars I'
shoo *d toy oppooeoi
"Tee eaouooeer seid it wet the fioest
oow ha bad aBBf eold. ??d. oot koootag
BBsb aboa* v*od?ev 1 bs.ieted him.
Ii s gntd ?1 ? .1 of mioey for a
a'siet^r to pay. buf then I e^ald get
tbe wholo metier off my hoods by
giving 'a oota ' lo u'ter defiance of
every bieg, I eeiod ou , O to hundred
aod fifty dolore V Goiog a* that!
ones. ? wie*, ?hr-i limes ; gone! Mr
Talnnge bee it,' * eto.
D>1 realiai. doe'er, that your pride
'to eay toiooib tbioghao for onos, al
leset, led yoa sajaBB, sod that, lostead
of prodooiog a bamo'ou* story, yoa
ba*9 iodoiged io a pieee of heartlees
feoetioosoeeo, wbieb ta a stab direct at
lbs faith you teaeb ; that it has caused
toot to doubt the siooerity of tbe
olergy, aaay more to doubt your
isdividael tiostriiy T
Do you really btiitve is ths grest
trains yoa so sbly eipoood, or ore you
bat dispsaiisg spiritual pap io eiobaogo
for a large aalary aod beautiful borne ?
It it possibls that yoo have ttood io lbs
aasetuary prsaobieg love to sll mankind
aad did aot weep with that poor man.
hie. wife aad obi Id reo. whom tbe bard
baeV of ths mooey leader bad ttriokto
wiik raia t
In tbe oame of Holy obarity, tell up,
when you taw tbt piaoo, tbe chairs aod
bia other email bootebold possessions
goiog a*, half their worth, why did yoa
oot, out of yoar ebaodanoe, c >um to
tho retoae of that nofortunate fellow
mao like the good Samaritan, instead of
ttaodiog aloof liko tbe Lcvite and oot
even reaching your "olimaz of inter
oil" ootil lbs time oame for the sale of
tbe w -etohed man's oow, for which you
glibly gave your note at eiz montht for
ooe hundred aod fifty dollars T
If you did nor feel able pertooally to
aid old age to misery, why did you not
give yoor note for all luo creditor
demaoded aod tell tbe good won ea of
yoor oongregatioo what you baa done
aod eoliat tbe tender obarity of woman
to bring to one broken family "tbe oil
of joy for weeping 7"
Did you for ooe moment oootider
that lbs pitiful "Lares aod Penates''
of tbcie oid people, whose frail barks
of life were fast aailiog down ioto (he
regions of tbe setting tun, were at
dear to them at any of ths rich
"articles of vertu ' io your own loin
rioua boms ; tbi t their tears welled up
from broken hearts at the saorifioe of
the soaoty accumulation a of a life of
toil ; that thois obeap, tawdry piotoret,
through loog yeart, bad grown ioto
their hoarta; that thoae ohairt aod
dioiog table, though of too oommoo
ttuff to eottr yoor kitchen, were a
portioo of their livet; that perobaooe
oos of tboss ohsirs waa daily plaoed at
that bumble board to plead for memory
of some dear one who had passed "tbe
wavee of ibis troublesome world" ; that
tbe diogy piano was a loving gift from
tho busband lo that old wife io better
days, aod with it was goiog the smell
of apple blossoms, tbe song of birds
aod bum of hoes, tbe sooahioe of dim,
distant days, when fortune smiled
tereoe without one disturbing prestage
of that dark day wheo, old aod friend
lest, with tbe white frosts of age fallen
tbiok oo hair and beard, they should
sse that dear old piaoo pass from tbem
like tbe hopes of youth, while ths
forsmoet mioistet of God in Amerios
would look oo unmoved, intent ooly on
poeaessiog tbeiroow ?
I oooo read io ooe of yoor sermons
sosb s sool-stin tog deoodoiation of
Ahai besaose, in bis oovetoos heart, be
sought to become possessed of tbe vine*
ysrd of lbs bumble Naboth, that I
have always thought less of Abas than
aver bsforo. Did oot fssble reoolleotioo
of tbst story return lo yoo wheo, with
lbs ruins of s nan's little fortune
srusbiog bis very soul, you went to bis
baro aad pioksd out wbieb ooe of bio
oows you desired to become your owo ?
Do you koow, my dear dootor, that
mud-bedraggled solieteu men to tbe
tronobet around Santiago emptied their
baveraaokt ioto the lapt of starving
woman from the oity, aod tbematlves
wont hungry until more supplies ooold
be brought to tbe from ?
I wonder if it oooorred to yoo that,
while your "sooallod" fuony story was
on tbe eve of publication, two men
? Palriok Ooffeefand Samuel Joyoes?
offioers oo a burning ateamer io Long
Island souod, bravely yielded op their
lives io tbeir endeavor to save tbe lives
of passengers who were straogers lo
them ?
Do you thiok if these two rougb?
probably profane?steamboat men bad
been oo baod with yoar means and
iuflueooa, they would have seen an
aged oooplo turned ioto the bigbwiy
by ao auctioneer ? You koow they
would oot.
Do yoa beliove that even old Bus
aell Sago, who. io the ooorse of oaturt,
moat soon felioitate with Dives oo the
amount that worthy has saved io coal
bills io tbe past two thousand years or
more, would bavo sored as you did ?
a millioo se mote of your admirers
have given ooe year looger aod doubled
tbe rate of iotereat ? Do you imagine
that you have served to more aeeply
implant tbe graoe of God io the heartt
of that family T
It it probable that tboy will raise
bosaooat eaob lime tiey s.e oue of your
urmooa io print T
Doubtlcte, my dca* dootor, you will
deem it the height of imponioeoco in
my veotoriog to aak yoo questions. I
am emboldened by the foot that I oooe
read ooe of yoar teroiooe io wbioh yoa
eihorted your hearert to "despise oot
tbe day of smalt things,'' eltqieotly
portraying tbe aeriooo consequences
rt?uliiog to tbe Pbiiittino?Goliath?
beoaute be had ro tetpeot for Dafid't
sling.
I atiure you that 1 speak earnostly
aod that io ibe patt few days tbere are
It it oot probable that even be would
mentally asking praetioally tbe same
qutstiont 1 do
I hope you can any thai tbe whole
ttor) is a work of fiction, bat eveo io
that eveot yoa have written tbe most
discreditable fiotioo ever penned
Ken pnoi fully,
Win G Cbafee.
105 l/moln street, Augusts, Ga
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Gen Otis' Description
of Military Situation.
Troops Chasing "Robber
Band8"-"OrganiZ3ci Resist?
ance Ended.
Washington, Dec 12 ?The war
department bas received the follow
ing cablegram from Gen Otis, des
criptive of the military situation in
Luzou :
Manila, Dec 12.
Bulican province the insurgents
have been scattered and driven east
to the mountain Our caeulties in
that section in the few days were 10
Tbo insurgent casulties in killed,
wounded and prisoners aggregated
100. Considerable insurgent prop
any with records, arms aud ammu
nitions have been captured Our
troops are now in tbe mountains in
pursuit. The insurgents have been
driven from Subig bay and the mar
ines now occupy a naval station
there. Our column moving west
from Tai lac ia now on the west coast
of Luzon, where it has been supplied
It encountered little resistance A
column ii now moving west and
south from Dagupau along the coast.
There is no concentrated insurgent
forces of importance in Luzon north
of Maoiia Southern Luzon will not
offer any serious resistance. Troops
are cooperating in that section
Organized rebellion no longer exists
and our troops are actively purusing
robber bands All important and
threatened centres of population in
the north have been occupied.
Otis.
Also the following |
Manila, Deo 12
Two thousand additional Spanish
prisoners secured in Northern Luzon,
making over 3,000 released within a
month ; 700 now enroute from Vigan
and transports will be sent for re?
mainder
Otis.
FILIPINO DICTATORSHIP TO
WAGE GUERRILLA WAR
London, Dec 12 ?Router's Tele
gram oompauy received tbe following
dispatch from Kong Kong :
* 'The insurgent government so
called, of the Philippines, will be
changed to a diotatorahip, to con
tinue hostilities against the Ameri?
cana er.oluaivoly by tbe methods of
guerrilla warfare. The Filipioo army
is being split up into small bands,
the troops taking an oath before
separation that tbey will fight until
their country's rights are recognized
"A force of United States marines
who landed at Vigan. South Ilocos
province, from tbe battleship Oregon,
waa defeated by the Filipinos uoder
Gen Fluio (Tino ?) ou Dec 4. The
Manila newspapers, despite tbe cen?
sorship, admit that Gen Lawton ia
missing "
Tbe foregoing dispatch waa evi
dently aeut by the Filipino junta in
Hong Kong
Bryan on tbe Bill.
Austin, Tex, Dec !2 ?In an inter
view today Wm Jeov- ngs Bryan ex?
pressed himself up^n the financial
bill now before the bouse. He 6aid :
"Following in the line of the presi?
dent's message, congress is at pres?
ent considering a bill that is an ex?
tremely bad measure I refer to the
financial bill now und^r discussion in
the house This bill is a very bad
one indeed It is a part of the gold
standard people's plan and I hope
that it will be defeated It should
certainly never be permitted to pass
the house bcause it is not in the
interest of democracy "
??sasv .?>?? ?i -
Atlanta, Ga , Dec 12 ?A general
order has been circulated by tbe
Southern railway applicable only to
the South Carolina division, that all
employees of tbe company must stop
smoking cigarettes or resign their
positions, and that in future no one
will be employed who smokes cigar
ettes. Assistant General Passenger
Agent S El Hardwick says it may
soon bo made applicable to all the
different branches of the road The
order issued by the South Carolina
department is an iron clad rule and
applies to all the departments of the
line thronghout the State.
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THE BANK OF SUMTER,
SUMTER, S. C.
City and County Depositary
Capital stock paid io, . . $75,000 00
Undivided surplus. . . 16,000 00
lodi?idunl liability of stockholders
in excess of ibeir stock, . 75,000 00
Transacts a general backing business ; also
has a Savings Bsnk Department. Deposits of
$1 and upward received. Interest allowed aj
the t?te of 4 (er cent, per aoootD, payable
semi-aooually.
W. F. B. HAYN3WORTH, President.
M a icon Moisk, W F. Rhamb,
Vice-President. Cashier.
Jan 31.
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Bulacan Province Cleared of
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Operations.
Washington, Deo 14 ?Gen Otis
has cabled the war depsrtment that
Lieut Btitson, who organized and com
mended the Macabebe scouts, has
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dispatch follows I
Manila, Dec 14
Lieut Bataon, Fourth cavalry, or
ganized four large.companies Maca
bebe scouts, had advance of Lawton's
troops and attended Young'r cavalry
north-western Luzon, Batson leading
with conspicuous gallantry io several
hard fought engagements On Nov
19 seriously wounded on foot ; am
putation probably necessary. Can
he not receive majority in some staff
corps ss reward for efficient services?
Gen Otis today cabled the war de?
partment as follows :
Manila, Dec 14
Gen Lawton reports Bulacan prov
ince freed of insurgeuts yesterday
Ttoops Fourth cavalry captured
strong mountain position Biacnabato,
with food supplies, clothing, car?
tridge factory and barracks.
MacArthur's troops occupied
Ibband, town south of western coast
Luz >n ; slight opposition and few
light casualties Eighth instant
Rates reported from Ztrnboanga that
he has gatiisoned Ba.iilian and is
sending troops to Cottohato and
Davao ; that condition of affairs satis
factory Blghtoan hundred Spanish
prisoners received in Manila ; over
two thousand more enroute ; thirteen
hundred shipped to Spain 16tn instaut.
These prisoners much better physical
condition than Spanish troops sur?
rendered when Manila capitulated.
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ruarantaf,b7tai terns and conditions or which iriavy
pari litres out wt repair it free of charge Try it or."
??lband w . artll refund your money if you arenoti
Pile BaUilSad. SOOofth?-%? oreaas will be aold ???,
Stl.Ta. SrSer ateaee. -Mr.'t ?flay.
CUR RELIABILITY IS ESTABLISHED KS
not dealt with us ask your m ijrhbor about un, writs'
the publlshar of thl5 p<?per, or Metropolitan KMlonal C^6-^" I
Hank, National V.ank of tho Republic, or Uanlc of Cmnmerce C'liici
*ny railroad or OiprMS company in Chicago. ka,e a SLsJ ?XIZUmR SSSSfmXuSL^i fTFJ9^?r
est business blocks in Chicago and employ orer SOSpeopte in our own f2II line wEEH? ?w^.w-^i^e-L&rfir*
?PI1MAXOS Sl-.:,oo.cdop, ?l^everythinJla?M|eiaiK
special OTSjaSL nlanoJha musical instniDjenteatalotrne. Adtlret? ?u???ai? prices, u rlie lor fraw
SEARS,? ROEBUCK A CO. (Inc.). Fulton. Oeiolainesr dWaymauSt*.. CHICAGO. ILL.T
HOT SPRINGS TREATMENT
AND COUNCIL OF PHYSICIANS.
Will Cure at Home Blood Poison in all Stages, Scrofula, Cancer
and Rheumatism. Cures Guaranteed.
jf buffering from aoy form of oontagioas or inherited Blood Poison, Cancer;
Rheumatism. Paralysis, Private Difteaies, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Weakoes? of Or?
gans, yoo can be cured at home with perfect safety at small 000t. Yoo e&o
secure tbe oombioed skill of a staff of eminent physicians and specialists with a
large rx per ion 00 and obec: vat 100 in treating such diseases at Hot Springs. Any
oate they accept for treatment who faithfully complies with directions without a
oure will be entitled to free board, room snd treatment at their institution until
cured. No nostrums or cure slis used, but epeoial remedies for each particulsr
oase, and to sutt tbe particular stage of the disease. Honest, expert treatment
is whar you need A book of full particulars with question blanks sent eecare
from observation on receipt of 2 cent stamp for postage Address
HOT SPRINGS TREATMENT CO.. or P O Box 110.
June 14?0 HOT SPRINGS, ARK
4-POUND CATALOGUE* FREE I
THIS HQ CATALOGUE CONTAINS I s 20 PAGES ?* 9rtixt inches in size,
contains over lOU.UOo quotations, 1U.UU0 illubtratiom, the largest, most
complete and lowest priced catalogue ever published. NAMES TMF
LOWEST WHOLESALE CHICAGO PRICES OH EVERYTHING, includlng
everytuin? in Ororrrlea, Droga, Dry tteetfa, Rotluea, Cletklag, Clea&a.
Dreaaae, B?eta and Shoe*. Watckes, Jewelry, Beeka, Hardware, Steves,
Agrieultaral tapleMata, Peraltare, Haraeas, SaSdlea, Bapfiee. Sewtaa;
Baealaee, Crackery, Orgaea, Plaaea, Baaleallaatraeieatv Farpl.hlagOo.ea.
Weea, BeveWera, llsklag Taekle, Blcyelea, Photographie Soees. KSL t*I*9
just what your storekeeper at home mast pay foreverytb<nir he buys
and will prevent him from overcharging you on anything you buy:
explains just how to order, bow much the frekrkt, expreeaor aiall wiU
be oa anything to your town. THE 110 1001 COSTS US K2AILT Si.
the BSStBfsj alone la90cents.
OHD eppp OsTPPD Out this advertisement cut
Wr* rnCCVrrcrii and ?eDdtouawith l*t??uin
i-tamps to help pay the SO ceaia peaiaee and tbe Big Book will be eent
to you FBBB by nail poatpaM, and if you don't say It Is worth 10S
times the 15 cent* yon send, aa a key to tho lowest wholesale prices
of everything, say so, and we will i ???? lately retaro year 1 a eaata.
WHAT THE PRESS 8AY8 ABOUT THIS CATALOCUE:
"It Is a monument of business information."?Minneapolis
(Mian.) Tribun?*
"A wonderful piece of work "? Washington National Tribune,
"The catalogue is a wonder."?Manchester i S. H.) Union.
"Sears, Roebuck & Co. la one of the largest houses of its kind la
Chicago."?Chicago Inter Ocean.
district,"
"The big catalogue forms one of the finest shopping mediums that could possibly be sent lato a
-Boyee's Monthly, Chicago.
"Their catalogue Is a vast department store boiled down."?Atlanta Constitution.
'Their catalogue is a vast department store boiled
? The catalogue la certainly a merchandise encyclopedia."?Chicago Epworth Herald.
\ "a law should be passed compelling the use of thia catalogue in all publlcechoota."? The Hon. O. A.Southtouaw
J We eeald quota theetaads or slaUUr eitraels. BIRD II CfcXTS at OKCI sad yea will recalv* ta* Ml. b??k by raiara aiaaV
address, SEARS. ROEBJCK & CO. (Inc. , CHICAGO, ILL., U. S. A.
MMMML JflOVKD VP MMMl
Has moved his stock of
L<> lisvill?' ( via Jellloo).
To Washington and the East
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Rlf*oplna t'ar liin?' bptwoon (/harlt'aron and
Atlnntn, via AnsjUHtn, ninkiriK ??onntvtiona .it
j Atiaii: h f"r all ixtitit < North and West.
Soijii Trains net ween I'harltmton and Ash? ?
I vill*1
i !onnortions at tV>luntbia with throuirh trains
for Wanhinston and ?n?' Enal. alMofor Jackson*
vi 11and :ill Florida Point-.
PRANK B. (4ANNON. J. M. GULP,
Third V I'. t*c i>?'n. Mgr., TraiHc Manager.
Washington, U. C Washlsgtoa, U.
rjKOROK B ALLEN.
Div Pass. Agt,
(.'hnrlt'Htoti, S. (J.
W A. Tl'BK, Bt H. HARDWICK,
(4<-ii. ras-?. Agt . Aast. Oett. Fhss Ajjt.,
W'iHhington, D. C AtlautB.Oa.
Hardware, Stove?, Cut?
lery, Crockery, &c.,
Into the large store next to First National
Bank, lately occupied by the Ducker &
Bultman Company.
And is now better prepared wi'h a lamer stock tban ever, to eupply ihe public
with everything in his lioe. Bspcatal attention is directed to toe very targe
lino of
Stoves and Stove Fixtures,
Hjth cooking and bcatioj?, aud also to oar large line of
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, OILS.
I) ir n gular linos of Hardrare," Tool?, Cutlery, Guos, An,munition, Harneee,
Saddlery, Houselurnibliing Gotds. &o., will be found largtr and more complete.
We also carry Engine and Mill Supplies. Remember, all our stoves ere
warranted. Call aod see us. Very respectfully,
L. B. DURAJNT.
Sep 6?x