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walk and were placed in beds at the
T%hornburgh hotel. The other three
being more seriously injured were TAX
en- to the home of Mrs. w. X. Burke on
Sixth street, where their wounds are
now receiving attention.
The interior of the caboose when the
train pulled into Laramie presented a
grewsome sight, The wounded men,
with their faces as black as coal, except
where the blood had plowed red fur
were lying in different positions on
the lockers and floor, and pools of
blood were accommodating in several
places. The most serious wounds had
slight consequence were left without
attention., . DR.. Miller having all he
do in e~ndeavoring to stop the flow of
blood in cases where life depended up
on prompt action.
Many people had assembled at the
depot within a few minutes after the
train arrived and there was no lack of
assistance in getting the three men
transferred to carriages.
The condition of Boulangez was tru-
ly horrible. The whole lower part of
his body was torn away and the in
testines protruded through the man
gled flesh. His right arm was terri
bly, shattered and it is hard to con-
ceive how he managed to breathe at all.
But he was alive and conscious. Short
ly after the train arrived he asked for
a drink of water, and said a few words
about other matters.
All the men bore up we'll under the
pain they must have suffered while be-
ing removed. Not a groan was heard
except from Boulangez as he was be-
ing lifted out of the caboose.
The explosion occurred as the men
were attempting to thaw out four
sticks Of dynamite for blasting pur-
poses at the gravel pits. The cause or
the explosion seems hard to determine,
but it is believed that the water in
which the dynamite was being thawed
must have evaporated sufficiently to
allow the deadly stuff to become eN-
posed to a greater heat than it would
stand, and the explosion with its con-
sequent fatal results followed.
The effect of the explosion on the
clothes of the unfortunate men was an
indication of its terrible power. Goats
and overalls were torn to shreds and
in many places perforated by the sharp
cornered gravel which was thrown in
every direction. 1t is a wonder that
anyone within hailing distance Of the
explosion lived to tell the tale.
AS far as can be determined. none.
of the unfortunate victims are known
in Laramie, and little could be found
out concerning them. B%oulangez, who
was fatally injured, had worked less
than two days at the pits, having start
ed in yesterday morning.
Parker and Parfrey will each lose a
leg, it having been decided that ampu-
tation above the knee will be necessary
in both cases.
, 1900-02-20

Sailors home. The report says that
such an institution deserves support
by the general government, and that
in according it public land, from which
it can derive rentals, not only will the
institution be aided. but the value of
the lands will be enhanced by occu-
patton.
, 1900-02-20

Experience is the best teacher"
Every testimonial in favor of Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the voice Of experience
to you, and you may take this medicine
with perfect confidence that 1t will do
for you what It has done for others.
, 1900-02-20
BENEFIT BALL,

The B. of R, T. and Ladies' Auxiliary
to the B. of R. T. will give a benefit
ball and supper at Maennerchor hall
Tuesday evening Feb. 20. Neithe's or
cheestra will furnish the music. Sup
per will be served for % cents.
, 1900-02-20

The P. o. S. of A. will give an enter
tainment and supper at G. A. R. hall
Thursday evening, Feb. %. Admis-
sion 25 cents.
, 1900-02-20

Extra copies Of The Laramie Repub-
leans illustrated edition may be had
at this office or at the news depot for
Is cents per copy.
, 1900-02-20

Hoods Pills cures biliousness. sick
headache.
, 1900-02-20

JOHN BOULANGEZ. abdomen
blown away, right arm shattered, AN
not live.
ROBERT PARKER, serious injuries
to legs.
GEORGE PARFREY, serious injur-
les about head and legs.
PHIL FORGAN, slight injuries to
legs and back.
JAMES EDWARDS, slight injuries
about the neck.
The above is a list of casualties re-
sulting from an explosion of dynamite
at the gravel pits west of Sherman
about 1870 o'clock this morning,
Word was received in Laramie Of the
unfortunate occurrence just as passen-
ger train No. 4 came in frUm the west.
DR.. Miller was hastily summoned and
proceeded to the scene of the accident.
1t was decided to bring the injured
men to Laramie and at 2 o'clock an en-
CINE and caboose pulled into the yard
with its freight of torn and shattered
humanity. At the depot DR.. Stevens,
the company physician, assumed charge
of the measures looking tn the accom-
mediation and treatment of the wound
ed men, and in a short time all were
made as comfortable as possible.
Forgan and Edwards were able to
, 1900-02-20

State and national mining laws at
The Republican office; 40 cents per
con-.
, 1900-02-20

Old papers in any quantity, onl IL
per 100 at The Republican once.
, 1900-02-20
DEADLY DYNAMITE
FIVE MEN AT THE SHERMAN
GRAVEL PITS INJURED BY
AN EXPLOSION.

One Will Surely Die, Two Are Serious
ly Injured and Two Receive Slight
Injuries - Explosion Caused by
Carelessness in Thawing Out Dy-
namite-A Grewsome Sight.
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T. 3. Cocnran,s Locals.

& New crop raisins, seeded and layre. prunes,
'siates, figs, currant and cltron, all fresh clean
!, and sweet. x o.. Z '.,... ~.
is the time to make your Christmas
Sfrnit cake, come and see me before you buy
\ your fruit. .... -
/. Make your girl happy by sending her box
4 sof nice1resh candy from Cochran's.
ssS Fireworks TO arrive this week. Don't buy
d untilyou get my prices. IS al o.,
X Almost a1 ything You wish In canned goods
ITO 6s found az Cochran's. - ass y,'g
Il Try can OF .Atmore's'' mince meat, the
I best In the world. $50 r. g. -, ~
1--WE have deviled crabs with sheils) lobs.
sfers, shrimp salmon, all grades, potted and
zpdevi,ed tongue. "vesf loaf" aomething fne.
Scanned apples and peaches for pies. "Santa
bfandn desert peaches, none better. .--
= Try "log cabin" maple syrup. = -.
IN Pick les--a full llne-"sniders" catsup Is the
best. Lea d Perrins sauee, red, white,t and
stblaekt pepper, celery salt, ground ginger,
spice, cloves, cinnamon, sage, tetc.. al Coch'
! rams. p55 ~ : q .,,=. . ~ ~ ~ :, .'
!s Scranberries for Christmas, red. ripe, and
7 juicy. 4 5s,,-s :, ~. -
& Get bottle of monogram mustard, horse:
radish. It is fine. a - -
sss, Bss eHeektns,p celebrated spices and flavor.
Szing extracts.t For sale at Coehrsn's.
Try bottle OF my wifer" salad dressing
,9ats Cochran's. Ei4...
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12
Wednesday, Dec. II. 1900.
Going Out and Coming In.

Capt. F.. w. r. Nance turned S'eHassoe over sne
Sheriff7s Office last Monday TO his successor
Mr.J. r. Kennedy. Mr.. Nance has been
Sheriff for eight years aud during that time
he kept the office and lis accounts az straigut
as a shiugle. and we have no DOUBT tnaG ~, tss
successor will be equally faithful and effi'
ciept. ,,o.
Capt. F. w. r. Nance retires Of his own vo,
,lttton, not seeking re election. be PAS goue
to Lowpdesville, where he mas properly ~
ferest' Hs sod his house and lot in town 10
Mr.. P. 3. Speed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12
Statement.

Recently we have been so pressed for space,
and time to set up type, that we bave oeen
sevefaI weeks the valuable contributions OF
various esteemed correspondents. For this
we are sorry, but in little while we nope 10
be on our feet again, and able 10 puolisD
eyerything that may be sent TO US. we nope
10 continue 10 receive contributions In the
future as in the past.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12
Looking Around.

i People like to look at all the pretty things
.Wher, il is cold, warm up. We want you to
sSesi that you are welcome 10 come to our
lstT,e, and we will be glad to show you all, the
spretiy goods we bought Tor Christmas, even
II yof, do not Wish TO purchase. We have
goods suitable for holiday presents for every
BODY and our line Of jewelry, rings, silver
aud china Is as large as ever. See our adver-,
sfisemeut for things you want, we nave emu
sSnefated q few OF our many goods
.8s5Sse' 80, H. r. @. Bernau, TheJeweler.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12
Scarlet Fever.

II Ia feported that there are two cases OF
scarlet fever In the city. One in the city, ana
epnf In NJ III Town. ,,
hFhe Trustees of the Graded School consiu
cred the propriety of closing the school, OUT
scticn was deferred until further investisa-
tiOn could be had.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12

OPr1CIAN REESE is al the next door. to
Aug. w. Smith, Hotel Block, where you can
nave your eyes tested by his Mathematical
method for detecting all optical defects Of the
eye now in use, Endorsed by all professions.
Remember Investigation and carefully
prepared prescription will cost you nothing,
You are invited TO examine our many testf.
monials, Will visit your home II requested.
. !. st%% II. D. Reese, Optician.
| First door below Aug. w. Smith.
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Hodse for Rent.

~ Nv house and lot on Main Street In town
i az Hbbevflle; contains seven rooms. Honse
In FOOD repair. Good we'll Of water, garden
and stable. Possession given Jan. lst, lSol.
Apply to Mrs. Mary Taggart. : .''I '!
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12
House and Lot for Sale.

Four rooms and cook room. large nall.
Good we'll of water. Lot 100x2lO. On Due
West road, about half mile from Court House;
balance in monthly payments. Or. will trade
for small farm. Apply to Jas. w. Martin,
3Ahhexille, s. G. ------
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12
Family Record.

Mr., Granville Beal OF this County, can trace
his genealogy as far back as can perhaps any
man in the County. He traces IL oack ior
nearly four hundred years, Win great partic
sufficiency OF this worlds good for all practi''
cal PURPOSES, O. '. ..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12
Co,,oa and COtton seed.

s. The price OF cotton is Oft nearly one hall q
i1cent. because of the government estimate OF
J, the crop. Prices ranged yesterday from D l
u Cotton Seed In good demand at twenty
:ranta n bushel, ~ -
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Wanted

S5S TO buy by the undersigned, a house and lot
!. in the city of Abbeville: also, small farm
near the city. WIN: Z. MitCnsh'
q 3 Dec. 3rd 1900, Glooe. .. y.
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M Musicale.

Invitations are out for the Musicale Whicn
will be given at the home Of Miss 'Brooks on
Mr. Pitner will be assisted by Miss McClupg
3 and Mr.. w. II. Jones. ....
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Q CRY 1 Y'3.:L.Il.o(,EENsEs.. i ( !, {
Must be Paid

Must be Paid on or Before December
. ~. 18th. rs, y ~ fs,s ~
The city Council will enforce the license
Ordinance aud executions will be issued after
the 18th instant against those who neglect TO
pay the license, James Chaimgrs, ~
- 20. +, 81, Y ~: s5sFtq Clerk.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12
sReffer Than Gold,

~ Will be played at Autreville High sScno9
on Friday evening Dec. 21st and concludec
With the farce Vice Versa.
y Come and join the throng, Dec. 2lst. Il.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12

w. RYKARD Is opening beautiful stock
Of jewelry, ahd he respectfully invites DIS
sfrisnCs and the public 10 call and examine u
Binder Masonic Hall. Dec'iz, w.
~ SrRAYEpF or stolen from my lot In toWp,
soI, & black horse mule, about eight years old,
long legged thin in flesh. Liberal reward
FOR, It's recovery. ~ Allen Smltn, Jr.'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12
FRESH OYSTERS.

You can always get fresh oysters
Thomson Bros. Give them trial.
.-,c'7 Phone; 90. q
Z Wanted, 5000 lbs of hides. Bring
us your hides, we will pay yca market
price for them. Thomson Bros. Z;
Bring your green saited and dry
hides to Thomson Bros. They will
buy them. I,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of" Week
About the City.
,hboyiIIo & T. Dec II 1Ail0
COMING AND GOING.

|
COMING AND GOING.
Mrs. James Lawson and her children. o
| Lew iedale, are here on visit TO Mrs. l.. ID
| Russell.
Dr.. and Mrs. D. r. Mitchiner arrived In the
city Friday and are staying at The home o
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H Ill.
Miss Marion Thomas has returned to Able
willie after an extended Visit 10 irlenQs IN the
lower part of the State.
DIR. j. A. Wideman, Of Due West, was in the
city last Thursday on business.
Mrs. G. .McD. Miller left Thursday for Due
West after a few days stay here with heI
Mrs. Mary Parker was the guest of friends
in the city for several days last week:
Mr.. r. c. Wysong and Master Willie Wy.
song have returned from weeks stay with
relatives in Lotta, Florence county.
Mr. w. T. Sloan has gone to Ten nessee on
account of The extreme illness OF his sister.
Miss Rosa Maxwell came In from Kay Sat.
urday and spent two days here with her
mother, Mrs. Anna Mexwell.
Cadet Giles Templeton is In Monterey
spending few days with relatives.
Miss Mary Hemphill attended the conven-
tiop OF the Daughters of the Confederacy 10
Rock Hill. Miss Hemphill has been re-elect
ed Secretary Of the south Carolina DIVISION
of the U. ID. Cs.
Mrs. It. C. Cover, Of Greenville, was In the
c,ty several days last week visiting friends.
MIR. Robert Bowen, OF Ray, was in the city
Miss Effie Watson, Miss Louise Watson and
MIR. A. K. Watson we're in the city Saturday
shopping.
Editor j. T. Bigham. Of Chester, was in the
city Saturday on business. -. '&'
Miss Lille Sprott has returned to her home
in Greenwood after pleasant visit here.
Rev. II. II. Plem mons was out Of the" city
Sunday. There was no service in the Baptist
church. ....-. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Barksdae spent sp nday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ames Barks-
dale at their country home.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12

Lone Ave room house con venient TO busl.
mess portion ofAiown. Apply 10 q. d. Can-
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New Telephones.

The following new phones have been put
in, and You can add their; names In writing,
on your cards. SO that you may have The full
hanadt nj the earv fra. "a &C :, 80
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12
iTba Rest Paper Shell Peacanl
To Rent.

I'VE have placed our Pecans on sale at Dn-
PRES Book Store-25 cents per pound Now is
the time to plant. RooL .. Llnh'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12
Notice to Taxpayers.

+
Of Personal Property Must be- Made at Its Market Value
Before the Goth of February, 1901 Fifty Per Cent Penalty
SS@ for Neglect.
In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE THE TAXPAYERS IN ABBE-
making their the fiscal 9o
Auditor will be ..
Calhoun Falls January h and 9hTuday and Wednesday
LQwndesve 10th 11thThursday and Friday
Carmel January l4th and l5th-Monday and Tuesday
Wilmington January "Wednesday.
a%4@ Bordeaux, January l7th-Thursday. -, ',aFs
January 18th 9h-Friday and Saturday
January 22d and 25rdTuesday and Wednesday.
Donalds January 25th-Thursday and Friday
February Goth, at McAdams' Store
Byan 1st February 2Oh Brahts Store
February residence of A. Calvert
Abbevile from January lst to February Goth a..
that parties having credits and not making fair eturn OF
same Auditor and County Board
they their pat the Auditor
deputy. "@ ffS@%%
mall where parties unable to meet the
Abbev before February 2Oh or
where parties reside outside the County, ~,
take oath that you
return such
requested that
their employees returned H3S55$&
w w. BRADLEY Auditor
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r !. c. b
Cassidy's IScals-Thanks.Giv Giving and
sSsss hfialmas IN Coming.
You can get al Eassidy's- -, - b
:Irish nasksrs mo. !. s.l.

b Fresh dfean s6eese, Mol. e #.i ~ 81
Macaff6df5 a4a loot. packa ges, 9 kr6 Ilb
packag es.sthe BEST prnnes that m01eF San
buy, bakers chocolate, 10 and: zoe ptocke.
nuts. a1n1onds, durham shredded G0ca1ut
and also slnt shell oats fakes. nukmHgE pni'
yerized.g1ngef; root. t.g-spice, peppetS Uranges,
apples, heintzsour kraut, cabbag ges bennanas.
Spool bnd ball thread black and wh{te, need
les. pins, soap lye, stationary mouth harpa,
violin, guitars, banjos, mandolt wire and
gut stringl rosin, bdfdgeE apt6aih pegs, and
playing cards from loc ~ II 3, g 4
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12
TAKE OFF.

The following old numbers may be erased
from the printed list, namely: IL, liz, 1867 los.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12

Price our rugs before you.i
buy. We have an immense
stock bought at close pricesi
and we will sell you the sam,
way. McDill & Lyon.
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CONVENTION OF THE U. D. c's.

The convention of the Daughters that met
at Rock Hill last week we're given delightful
receptions by Prof. D. B. Johnsop, President
OF Winthrop College, and by the Commercial
Club. Both entertainments were thoroughly
enjoyed by those present. The next meeting
will be held in Sumter. .s =. X
Miss Mary Lou Smith returned Monday
from weeks stay with friends In Rock, Hill
and Chester. y. .' N. Y I, :! a n \
Club Thursday evening. yEJt. 4 Ih "a;
,Mr. M. P. DeBruhl attended Supremet Court
In Columbia last week. & = Sk5, NJ |; n,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-12-12
SCHOOL LIBRARY

Has made an order for over Il ftyst dollars
worth of books that will be here at the be-
Requested to renew their subscription thai
have not already dope 3d. Z y. =. q MsSg ~
Mrs. Allen NJ. Shaw left Saturday for two
weeks visit TO New York and Rich mond. 81
Or. F. E Harrison was called 70 Calnounn un
Mrs. Edwin Caihoun returned Friday from
Selma, Ala, where she has been with her son
Mr.. Charley Calhoun Mr., Calhoun Will be
Judge j. G. KIugh Is spending a few daysin
the city with MIS- family Y ll9s,tj jfs III BY
Mr.. Rem Wick BRADLEY was absent from
school one day last week on accoant of iils
MI. H.3D Reese Is 10 the city for severa,
days. ~ n n u y S3 rs
Mrs. j. NJ. ,Hucka abes and Mlsa = nnie Ha#-
thofne were Y the city MONDAY shopP I,
Lebanon, wsre In town Monday. ,fs:4;is ;;,s
= Miss Lucia Parker Tetnrned Friday from
Rock HiHs where she had been TO attend the
W n1 y. 81 no !, + i q 3, t,v leave Wed.
;nesday @ Tor Their new ne, home In Charleston.
They have made Abbeyftle thSir home for
the past thfee years, and have many friends
here who regret 70 see them leave. 3 Iii ,.
are bright with Christmas toys that will glad
den the hearts of the young people. There
are presents for one and elb and at prices TO
reach SraSe s
approach Of "Yule tide = :. =. ii y
b Mr. NJ, T. Coleman was IL town several days
Rev. Mr. Query, Of North Carolina, licen.
city distributing religious ,iiieratpr in the
soShsyi MIss Hannah G Perrin M Mlst. Frfday nor AT,
iauts ssshe III spend SOM time B 8 Witfi e
Mr.sEdwin Calhoun S.s spending metii,s
with friends In Monterey, m ~. F{i s5s z,
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a|aiBIoiso1th.CaloI.nlja[3l!,,, !

NTHsgllF, ABBEyIlL-,L1tt Z
y pRoBArE yoouFf. 3 81 So
I'LL Perrin. 9. Gsg %. Pa as Adninistr Es-
/ ISal,ff'states L1syf Grman. deceased Plaintiff,
4 Il isgsinst AndstBpn Turman and others De-
Ssss fsnda1ts. 8mplatnt to Sell Lands 70
rrc 3NIETIJi SSF AN ORDER MADBsIN
Just tsBoyS ts9ed, ease, I will sell atsFnb.
oaa oaos al xA6beyiIle Court House, OH
> 1SIANUARY. 1901, for the pay
I've following described real
he estate ofLug TGr;,
~ isaidj State, al d
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-01-11
CUMMINS is OUT
Gears Chief Opponent For the
Iowa Senatorship Withdraws
His Name.
Legislature Organized and Bowen
OF Alamakee County Elected
Speaker.
George K. Nash Inaugurated
Governor of Ohio to Succeed
Bushnell

Dies MONIES, Jan. 9.-The 2Sth gen.
ersl assembly Of Iowa convened at
noon. DR.. d. b. Bowen Of Alamakee
county was selected as speaker of the
house. In the assembling Of the legis.
lature there was keen interest mani
tested in the selection of q United
States senator to succeed Senator Gear.
The only contestants were Senator Gear
OF Burlington and A. B. Cummins OF
Des Moines Mr.. Cummins has now
withdrawn his name, leaving the field
clear for Senator Gear to succeed him.
self.
The chief officers of each house have
been appointed as follows:
In the senate: Secretary, George A.
Newman, Cedar Falls; first assistant,
S. D. Alexander, Winterset; second as
sistant, w. E. Haven, Floyd; engrossing
clerk, Miss Lois Gibby, Davenport; en-
rolling clerk, Olive Conger, Wayne.
In the house: Chief clerk, 8. NJ. Cart,
Indianola; first assistant, J. A. Cook,
Hampton; second assistant, w. J. Han
lon, Chickasaw; engrossing clerk. A.
w. Swan, Warren; enrolling clerk,
Miss Clara Kellar, Louisa.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-01-11
IN SERIOUS CONDITION.

General Greedy, the Arctic Explorer,
Assaulted by q Drunken Man.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-General A.
w. Greedy, the chief signal officer Of
the army and the well known Arctic
explorer, lies in serious condition at
his home, 1914 g street northwest, az
the result of an assault committed on
him about $3.50 p. m. by Joseph G. Fur
mace, a messenger in the employ of the
Adams Express company. Furnace,
who lives in Baltimore, in company
with friend, were intoxicated and had
evidently lost their way. Twice they
went to the house of General Greedy
and persisted in ringing the door bell
and otherwise creating disturbance.
Finally General Greedy came out to ex-
postulate with them. They refused to
leave the house and after some words
Furnace seized the general and threw
him down the long fight Of steps
which ascend from the pavement to
the house, which stands on a high ter
race. The fall cut severe cash in the
back of the generals head. He was
picked up and taken into the house and
medical aid was summoned. He re-
NAMED unconscious for about an hour.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-01-11
NASH TAKES OATH.

Ohio Inaugural Ceremony Followed by
Parade and q Reception.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. AT noon in
the rotunda of the state capitol, Hon.
George K. Nash was inaugurated gov.
ernor of Ohio, succeeding A. 8. Bush
nell. The oath of Office was admins
tered by Chief Justice Shauck of the
supreme court, following which Gov
ernor B ushnell presented the new gov
ernor with his commission. Governor
Nash then delivered his inaugural ad-
Dress
Lieutenant Governor John A. Cald-
well of Cincinnati was inaugurated in
the senate chamber during the after
noon.
Following the Inauguration ceremo-
MES came a magnificent parade in
which military. civic and political Or
CARNATIONS participated.
In the evening public reception was
held by Governor Nash in the senate
chamber. The governor and ex-Gov.
ernor Bushnell also attended ''Shanty
Club" smoker given by the newspaper
men.