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Rev. Absalom George will preach at the Christian church at II a. m Rev. Frank Thompson, the pastor. will preach at 8 D. m.. subject. Man hood EXemplified" Sunday school at 9 45 a. m
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observations are now presented to the American people in the shape of an interesting lecture.
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Messrs. ! B. Trulock, C. E. Val liant and H. Riley have returned from Little Rock. where they took part in the annual diocesan council. as dele gates from Trinity church of this city
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Qualifl ca tions for MarrIageabIe Girls.

WuaIIfI ca t1Ohs Tor WarrIhGeabIe GfrIs.
 Norwegian legislators propose that girls who do not know how to knit, sew, wash and cook should be refused permission to marry. Daughters ot wealthy men are not to be excepted.
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home, where he will spend the sum mer vacation.
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Archdeacon Percy Clinton Webber
 or Milwaukee, Wis, will begin a weeks mission at Trinity church this morning at II o'clock. Services will De held both morning and evening, the time of each to be announced later. Archdeacon Webber is one of tne brainiest evangelists in the coun- try He recently delivered his lec- ture on the passion play at the Lit ue Rock cathedral and it was declar- ga by all who heard him to be a masterpiece. His description of the people, villages and characters of the pay are splendid. He recently wis ated and witnessed this great play at operammergau in Germany, and his
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Lakeside Methodist Church-Sun- day school 9:30 a. m. Capt N T. Rob. erts, superintendent Preaching 1 a. m. by the pastor, Rev. J. M, Hawley. Lecture at D. m. by Absalom George, a native of Persia, on the manners and customs of that country.
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Regular services will be conducted at Trinity church today Archdeacon Webber, who will conduct a weeks mission at the church. will fill the pull pit both morning and evening. Ser vices at II a. m. and s D. m.
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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
!. Drowned in O. Nine.

As result Of tho giving way Of wall
the asylum mines were Aoodo at Tus.
oaloosa, ALA and 10 Negro miners are
nov ontombed in 10 feet Sof wator it is
thought, with little prospect Of being
rescued. The surrounding waters run
into the mino as rapidly as it is pump.
cd out. When the first rueh Of water
entered tho mime IL miners were able
10 got out. Tho accident Is attributed
to minor who was digging coal close
to the wall Of tho Abandoned shaft
which has beon filled with water for
somo timo. Suddenly the wall was
pierced end th, stagnant water rushed
in upon tho mon, hemmtng in &1 10 of
them, who woro at work below tho
break. The other il managed to
escape and roaohed the surface, There
10 q large forco Of hands at work pump.
ing the wator out Of the mines but lit.
tic progross is being made as it fills up
almost as rapidly as it is pumped out.
The fate Of the entombed miners is
problematioal. It is thought il will
take from 24to 48 hours to clear tho
mines. AT present there appears prao.
ticaliy no hopo for thom unless air
reaches them in short time.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
IiInd .FighIis'

sdispatoh Sfxorn d osben, III, aays "
William & ownR Rof 3 I1lnira "a exS
sperti tho daei ipff losiyos, 81 sy5 or5
Two ago fred driyon we'll Vat the;
1 oWolI at in6f Il siatld, with
sstyyo3 AaFses Of hig osiYo, wei ghss
slpg Ssras peot tY6 " ven ~ and ninety:
pounds. u. " hioh h re so offf, hsn aayier.
l2O teet from tho i TO b and ss5 the L fehterj
at depth Sffl 0s il ao s. ho B ] ator. iS
y;aaI1fpposed 4 s. Hay torn aS Shag as pBokot
sfars downtinSt he veil and q onlaiiinS 8 1
twatersis as spout d up5 TO i Is ,Goigkt u; ;f
over ;s00, feet it'll Il g oa nc tlio Garth
sand roo ks end sth thfeo yer ~ q ourio ouB FISH,
q no strno hetr the well and Sfi ioppcd
back into and z Tho Sot iiers Two were
captured Ehos slarg gerf ! mi assured ! ght'
inehsb ia lengt and wei ghad almost
half g pound q he Sfis eli sYeYes eyel ess.
a 4. dull NY color and sSwors 4 binii.r5 s q
shape to a sfrsn tor aauo h gs,Ss slA b,y.-
ataa ders oadg he tho big 4 ono5 but & says
that ho rooelYed ia heavy eleolffo$ $ahocS
when hoS touched it. Hes struck atEit
Wit J thfa . lhbatchet and the blado sg Ianoed|
of ita body. soon d ie,d S|S he puryyii3.
iEYor,. covered Wit hsama. j soales, !, So ar;
r1ged gass TO rehd or Id impossibl 8 to toll
which end 10 lead and " hish tail.l
Hea tite {. a.ding either way lie sRims / equally
VOL, e3 but profora to sburroW underS d a
heap of sand 5
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
Aiding the Filipinos.

A dispatoh from Manila says Cant.
Jones of the Eighth infantry has ar
rested at town on tho bay, in tho pro.
vinco Of Lsguana, Florentino Ortana
and Miguel Ponce do Leon, agents Of
the Tabacaleria company, and William
Webb, Pedro Lorenzo and Yiotoriaoo
Sentana, employed BY tho Philippine
Trading company, on oharges similar to
those brought against D. M. Oarman,
the American contractor, namely,
furnishing the insurgents with sup.
plies. The Tabaosleria company, the
tho richest corporation in tho Philip.
pine islands, is accused of aiding the
insurgents often and extensively. The
parties arrested are prominent p srsons
and the evidence against them is very
strong. NJ. B. Holterman, Belgian.
connected with tho Philippine Trading
company, has beon arrested at Manila,
and NJ. Edourd Andre, the Belgian
consul here and manager Of tho Philip.
pine Trading company, has left hastily
with his family on his way to Europe
on boar ! tho steam ,r MontYeado. An.
dre has previously beon suspected.
Other arrests arc expected.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
Saloon Keepers's Wife Shot.

Mra. Rosa Hudson, wife Of j ohm
Hudson, a saloon keoper at Milwood,
Kansas, was shot and killed Tuesday
night during a raid on her huBband's q
saloon. Hudson had been warned to
close hia saloon but refused. About 10
O'Clock three mon ontorad the plaoo
and calied for drinks. NV hon served
they raped on the counter and gave
the signal Hudson jumped from be-
hind the bar and grabbed ono or tho
men. 1.-THE scrimmagot Tho shotgun,
which ono man carried, was discharged, !.
its oontents entoring tho val l1is.;
Hudson, attracted By tho noise, ran
screaming into the Yoorngwhilo q mob
of forty mon most OF ~ hon wore masks,
entered OF tho signal Ii the melee
Mrs. Hudaotl was ahot, the top OF her
head being blown otf. William w Webb,5
one OF the raiders, was shot ;in tho
ehoulder BY a revolver. lNaasiy S hun.
dred shots #were S fret. 1shoy retired
Without wreoking the jSints wood
ID In furore Of exoi teIGpnt and more
tsoublo ID threat Atoned,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
A Queer Animal.

A dispatch from Tamaqua, Pa, says:
Kiohard Miller Of Hauto has curiosity
in tho shape Of an aaimal that Ia half
cat and half rabbits Tho front portion
ofsthe creature, with tho exception Of
its red eyes, IL that Of a cat, while the
rear half 10 that OF q RABBIT. One half
Of the animals body ia covcrod with
the white hair Of a cat, while the ro-
mainder Of it's body is covered with the
reddish brown fur Of q rabbit, onding
in . short, bushy tail. 1t moves about
with half run and half hop, and is worry
tamo. 1t tlivos on vegetables and milk,
and has no uso for meat. is about
one.half the size Of q full grown cat.
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BID MN d II! i! 4 4 rs VIII, i, ID 81
AN0THRR 0RENVTLIl;E KILLINa.
ADying Han Acousesl Two Hon d
4 His Murder. .ij3s

GreenYille has another murder mys4
terry on hand: 8 Williams, who Waa
fatally shot at Mills Monday nishts
died at l O'Clock sitter struggling
against death for thirteen hours.
Williama sternly refused to reveal ssbe
name Of hin slayer until the very last
momont I, E Isl y ~ u 4: ,s55 IA IS s
Finally, whom told by his physicia1;,,
Df. r D. Smith, ttttiA. The. he we.!a seo.::
be in an unconscious condition and
would die with the secret in bis heart,
Williams in tho last agonies Of death
gasped the following statement:
Either Van Patton or Spurge Bur.
mott shot. .t5 q. <, N 's..
After bsing asked which Of tho two
mon he though firod tho fatal shot he
|said: s. B; \! s sss 53 II rs q
II think it was Van Patton" ,iS;
He was then asked to give particulars,
but he positively refused 20 do 80 vii.
liamH thon bade his brothers and rola;
tions who were at his bedside d 'laai
farewell andgave up his desperate strag'
glo for lifo. S.;
AS a result Of Williams dying state
mont Van Patton and Burnett have been
placed in tho county Jail to await dovol.
opments. Il lb,.
A TRAGEDY FEARED. :!.
Where is Henry Saxton, tho man who
It is said, was dragged from j. III,
Green's homo Monday night by o crowd
Of fifteen angry mon for tho purpose Of
beating him2
This is the question chat 10 puszling
the minds Of everybody in tho neighbor.
hood. Saxton has net been found.
Diligont search was made for him yes,
to-day. Messages wero sent to his
home ct Fsisinon., Spa:.anhars county,
but his parents bavo no knowledge 81
his whereabouts, not having seen him
since he left for Groenvillo a few days
ago. The swamps, woods, feds,
ditches in the neighborhood Of the mill
have been thoroughly diligently search,
ed but in vain. The supposition ia
that Saxton has been murdered and his
body thrown in ditch or perhaps in a
pond near where the shooting took place
Monday night. The pond at the mill
will bo dragged today in search Of the
body of tho missing man. The sheriff
10 deeply Interested and is determined
to capture the guilty parties.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-01
AZ Young Co,lple..

MoDanold Furman writing to the
State from Pfivateer, Sumter County,
says "a youthful marriage took place
among tho people Of this township last
Sunday. Mr.. Harmon Hedge, the groom,
Is not out Of hts teons, and the bride,
Miss MAda Qcddings, ig barely Ia She
is q granddaughter, on the maternal
side Of tho Venerable Confederate SOL
der rocontly mentioned In this sorre.
spondenoe as never having eaten loo
cream, A first cousin Of the bride,
Miss Sallie Geddings, was married
several weeks ago Of the youthful age
OF II. H ly sjf,i''1i
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TRAT PENSION AOT.
Tho Text Of the Measure Over Which
There Ia QueatiOn

Tho Text Of the Measure Over Which
There Is Question.
Below is given tho full text Of the
act relating to the additional $50, 600
ap propriated for State pensions which
was referred to in The State Of Tues
day as having puzx'ed tho comptroller
general, no provision for tho addition.
al amount having been made in the gem
eral appropriation bill. 1t ie likely
that tho opinion of the attorney gem
oral will bo requested in writing, and
that when that opinion is furnished
thero will be no further question OF
tho money boing disbursod 90 tho leg
ialaturo intended it should be. Here
is tho text Of tho act which has been
approved: E.
An sot to amend aection'1 Of an act
entitled "All2 act to provide for pom
sions for certain soldiers and sailors
now residents Of South Carolina. WIN
were in be servioe Of the State, or Of
the Confederate States in the late war
bctweon tho States, approved 19sh Of
February, 1900, by increasing the
amount of the appropriation and fur
thor prescribing tho distribution Of tho
same. ,
Section 1. Be it enacted by the gen.
eral assembly Of tho State Of South
Caroliua, that section l, Of an act on
titled IAN act to provide for pensions
for certain soldiers and sailors now
ro si2onts Of South Carolina, who were
in the service Of tho State, or Of tho
Confederate States, in the lato war be !.
tween the 8. atos," approved 10Th OF
February, 1850, bo and tho samo il
hereby amended by striking out the
words "ono hundred" and inserting in
lou thereof "one hundred and fifty
before the word Thousand" on lines q
and 3 of!aaid section, and by adding al
end .of said section tho following, to
wit: Provided, further, in oaao the
same or euoh amount as shall be ap,
propriate d, shall bo moro than! aufii3
oient, then tho amount SO appropriated
shall be- distributed proportionately
among oil those legally entitled to ro--
ceivo the same; so that said section
whom 30 amended shall read. as fol.
lows: ss Il, s5 Il, X ,s ~ IS; fs.
|t SSSSsla9 As 1ssss
pay the pensions provided for 4 By 5 ptthia
act, and in csse the same, 4 or Buoh
amount as shall bo appropriated, shall
DO insufficient, then the amount 80 ap:
propriated ,shall bo distributed propos,
tionately among those LOCALLY entitled
to receive the same; Provided, that
those pensioners described in subdivi.
sion A, sootiop, 4, horein, ohall have
first boon paid in full; Provided, fur.
ther, in case tho came or suoh amount
as shall be appropriated, shall be more
than self oient. then the amount 30 ap.
propriated shall be distributed proper.
tionatoly among all those LOCALLY en-
titled to rec ,ive the same,
Approved the 10Th day Of + ebsuary,
1901. m =
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4, % Thou Liberty Great.

81 4.
publioans jeorod. Proceeding he oharg-
cd that his defeat had been oonipassed
BY bribery right and loft. ST was dc.
feated, he concluded, 'tyou arc vol
como totho glory and satisfaction Of
it, s,2j /,
Mr.. Grosyenor Of Ohio also paid his
respects to Mr. Leni for forming him
self a follower of Jefferson and Lin.
colD, and Mr.. Moody, Republican Of
ssAAnhMsett It's, almnat hrnng ght hia side
of tho house up standing by reading an
utterauce Of Lincoln condomning more
Tho willy agitator who induced the aol-
ldier TO desert than tho aoldinr himself. y
Has Massachusetts shot Senator
HcarY shouted MIR. Lentz Il
Oi, get out, called Mr.. DAl oil Of
'Pennbylvanias
The oxoitemont then subsidcd,
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Murd viii S)ut

. Murder will 81 dSlt & sornatiin al. III II
MOSCOW Tho SUI eratilio9s b arc stel lihgs$ off
what seenls to tliem 10 lbNSS pretty nearly
q miracle. N ot long ago y. carria "a
which wac 81 conveyipg the iiaaaeino Tof
The Y, Holy Virgin Of Iboria oollide ID With
4 . cayt thas syaa full off B an N. i,hoS
s,wlfsols were in teri ked and after seyss
5aral minutes of vain work, ,sit was pi ,aS
posed w q tip the cart over as tho only
method q 81 which tlsd carfiage u could SboS
freed, Lhe driyen of tAIla Soart 'proteBtad S.
and feeling ran DO III hi polio 3, 81
had 70 be called to elI a hl;niat re3
riot hey dun ped t he ART and tuned
" over, and Sin doing 30 found th8 Body;
OF q murd efSA I'm an th At had osn con-
sooaled I'M the hos oaft IN
arr Iarrssted the mpr seror found iStad1
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\ Swung Up lI.j Five Times

a mob took Besbe. Montgomery from
tho jail at Dyorsburg, Tenn. Thursday
night end swung him mp iive times,
letting him down each time, 10 make
him confess his completely In tho as
sAnlt with Ered King mp ON IN las 4 Alice
Arnold, The negro donied bis guilt
The mob then carried him baok5 t0B the
jail moro dead than alive, deoiding to
wait until tho bird j guiltyaS negro ia
found whom King implicated Kipg
oonfeHsed that3thoy had SLATED five .of
the best kno oung women 81 ID yera-
burg for ASSAULT A nun bor Of fnegrooti
were whipped out Nf y ersburg last
{nirh
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SDifer,,,e,ntfViewg5.,ll

The associated Press dispatches from
Manila tenn withiacoounts full Of cheer
for the imperialista, but private lettors
do not tell the same story. "A western
senator has rooeived letter from on
army offioerin the Viaayas, stating tliati it
would require 80, 600 mon to subdue tho
insurreotion in that group Of Islands.
"We have administered, = he says, he
oath Of allegiance to about SO, 900 q ma.
tives, but the trouble is that il requires
q soldier to protect eaeh native who
takes the oath, as many Of those who
do SO are promptly killed by their poo !.
pie. "a congressman has received 4
letter from another army officer deo' ar
Ing the Filipinos do not know what
fear is'' but"take killing well.n1 What
an inyeterato prejudice Id favor Of that
something called independence, which
now consider : achildish aspiration q
weak peoples Y. 6 4 81 " A 5 ~ B " s
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! e sssA lssggs s

81 sssi u | 81 ID sltiniorc Sro, 81
gently told this tory wound ed
at the battlo Of Gaines, Mills,S The bull
lot entered my Ghost and shattered ny ny
shoulder. When my senses returned, I
found that a Confederate, also wound
cd, bad fallon ACROSS me, for The battle
had been q hand to hand affair. The
man was family whispering for water
! lifted up. my canteen-- It was filled
with cold coffeo and handed it 10 him.
He took a long drink and handed tho
oanteen back to me. Yank.' he said.
thank YOU And thon added, with
equal sincerity: Damn you.
Not long ago | was in tbs Carrollton
Hotel, in Baltimore, when party Of
ex-Oonfederates, who wero giving q
dnnor, captured me aud took mo into
the banquet room. They called on mo
for o speech, and / tod them the story
of tho man with whom had.shared my
cantcen, expressing my admiration fer
the spirit which thanked me aud
damned me in tho Same breath. The
noxt day q fine looking gcntle in . all
cd upon me at my office He had heard
my story, he said, and had como to tell
me that he was tho wounded soldier.
From that day to this we have been tho
best Of friends. y
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sH und dredS q ars saeo u. y

.rhe Lond on Times ID obsoryii 81 h 4 tho
yFy Hely: !,Il gen p opu bitshin eioetod
g 4arti lee from ta 81 les of 8 hund red
years ag0 Ampng ;tb % 4 toms S,iis this Il,
ssthe issue of & snuary u [, $50 i ~ We
I tho ,fti Goat font learn { fo 3oo d !.
frraati0n the Ohio ojeo 6of, M rsJ d afferson
aud MI 3 DIR "a Pfeside en- and Woe
sPreeid don't of; The, q u asted q Statos ssof
a n,orich Lot ettefs wore g yeDlord day q IL !.
oeigod from PHI Iade lphia, dated the
~ 6s ia tof aoeih bsrY hicl b mentioned
s that 1T lis now DEF erininod Sth hat Mr..
fforson and 5lM NJ B Bnrrt afo ito be- Presjs !
dentSapd " loo Psosid ont ;of f}tIs United
I Statea. he Cimoa ad Woo Bt late a
further hat tho auc Ses 81 ofs ho two Id ];
item en- was ue ntirel y to Y auoid 6nt.
tho nat llrefOf WhichSiss thus Sset forIIf:
The mort horn part \ Carolins rad, iliit
favor OF j effersop 18th q iHout III part ;ananf.
nous for N r il IA ItIs 10 hap penedl
that from the froae not having q act a in.i
tho tors of S3Yut hS Carol ina 4 roE
feaffUl eof catohi hing ia ever oornmo i, to
thatS nntry ie theya left theif .llomeg b go''
stfaYe DO milea to ID q ,Sesi sid eaoy to
give their yotee ID tifing tho 10 pen and
damp faeaspn tlle 6on as eIiSeS OF thiB
fWas that Eve II tes yvSre loaE IT'S; 1.
s4kd alas Il ads een ia oko hed Upon
in,sand tho falt t ofg theia Id
Sl9stg him M af. .ass fs III kney heir eleos
h ss a
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Ut,9 III 1 4 &
As sOarsiags y 4 itshS y \ six sopls ! tn 4
Dsmoli he'd u ear gpart anburg s 81

& Slssl Dspol litshsd Near { spartan burg s
dispatah from spart tanhafg stol Tho
|. Columbia STATE ssya ed dneaday aslerI
noon about 80 'oloo ttihe passonge fTiiinj
No is, on, she ss1.Isl - O.ss saaiIroIasa,%
!sabilespseding along about tYp "a staS q
Quart % nilea # ,,a1i On danotS "a /
near ho oar barr y a. oct Srsil
Sand saa thesss . srging from a.
cut an ep pss sAsg raj iir0A Ad 5orOBsin ing the
pilot oe tGe ID ocomo. I've & etruo K six {
eeat6d We hiol 9, /, BRO III d ed vii hss EeFScns,
sWh0s wore fet turning from a funeral y az
,la alsnd IL Sai resul 8 al { the ocupanta
5tser65 8Gat tered ltersgk ltef ID Skf Tho
track and as mo ia 81 ditch sSnl by.s
oyidontjallys no ot,d Waa kiiIad o,i {.
right and even The horaeB hitched $g to-
the oarriags esoaped unhurt,
Thee onduct ctor8 8of lie train VA II Capt.
Chase and the engin Of M /. ia. h6
lSepgineersis positive that he 81 ave 4 tbe
eignal for tho SrailwaY Srossi ng The
party WAS riding in d & closed BcafriisSa
and a. high5wind WAS bio wing lii B directs
lySail Qpp0sito direction to tho SSl$ aps
pr0aohing train. ssa 4; tG;.
.slThe oco,ipants of the yehicle G. Hore:
Mr.. and Mrs. M ills ! II oss, j hn Ts sobs.s
hissos 81 H attic saraa sLizkie 10 81 II ass, Mrs.
SNina Ross, M II. alia Sherbert and
Pearl IS. sossi q girl about al 2 yoars 8 Of
age
s These people ero returning from the
funeral of Mr., B On Sherb IN husband:
lof ,1s Mrs; NJ . IaliaE shosbet, q lad oi 7OS
Tho jlooomo otiye struck the vohiolel to.
tally demoli liahingS III and the part swas
dumped iii every a ireo ton Tho arAin
lspooplo oplaced thsroon md oarlrrii rriiod 81 to
tho oity here Dfs, / II 30 sR Rns and 81 AXE
Created i Nc 6utf fsrora.
& Tho folloWing arc tho in jated :SS
Z Mrs Herb {, "a i aged lad u llefts log,
broken above an h 10 and left arm broo ken,
Slo is In sorio Isl icond dition
22 Mrs.s Tina Ross, consida ara abl y bruised
on bod y aud perhaps Internally ipi iured.
NJ an M II. M il fsS SIt oas SWero also
libadly bruised end sshs Ken ma q
John 5Resss head was bad lY gashod d, s3,5
ReaTl Ross, The littl las pain
Asbaby belonging to flf f 81 saSinaS Resi-
wrapped in a blanket = hrogn possi
I:sibly a distance iof 40 ssyard Isl sand whom
found ina itchs il was d Ii red Il hat
ithe infaGt ag Sttnhurt. x,
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Biz fire in Atlanta.
b ertla Sadly Hurt.

Sire Thursday destroyed almost an
entire block in the wholesale district Of
Atlanta, ontailing q loss Of a half mil.
lien dollars, on which there ID insuranco
amounting to nearly $4bO, 900. The.
bnraod area Ia; bounded BY II abroad
avenue y ON and Lloyd, Decatur and gollins
street.,
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It Was Gold.

A dispatch totho Cincinnati M.
quirer from Dawson City ia the Klon.
dixie, declares that one day last month
tho mercury there won't 8b dogreea be-
low zero. How they ever get & q ~ taers
momqetter , TO yogister $suoh Is record Id
not explained. S. Ssl &.
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STRUCK ) ! ON 0lgKl
a And AZ Sunk In ths { Hal or ofs ssar,5
ssSs Esanc ciscs p. 'asI5
.sg|lTEAeNERA 4 oTIA'l!s . 8 s,s
u lle q Vessel Settled 50 Quiokly .siat
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