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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-12
BLAcKFIsH KILL A WHALE.
Fierce Battle of Sea Monsters wit~ messed by Passengers and Crew
 of Alaskan Steamer.

A battle to the death between two blackfsh and monster whale was the rare spectacle witnessed by passen- gers on the steamship Queen. Icy straits was the scene of the battle dur ing which the vessel lay to for near ly an hour to see the end. On the way. down from Alaska the Queen had seen large schools of blackfish and whale.
 Crossing Icy straits, it was noticed tha t&Heveral of the large animals were actik Hpeculiarly. Around the spot whdaFa whale rose the water was boil ing, stirred to white froth. The whale sank, then rose again. Its blow ing could be heard on the Queens deck. A moment later a pair of sharp fins cut the water close by the whale and two smaller clouds of vapor ap- peared.
 Word went forth to stop the ship and witness the struggle. In few minutes the contestants were plainly visible-a whale and two blackfish. They fought with the utmost energy. Again and again all sank, reappearing and resuming the struggle. The whale was evidently desperate. It lashed the water with it's great tail until it was white for yards around. At times it rose so rapidly that the entire body showed like huge trout jumping out of the water. It tried every plan to escape its enemies, who pursued it re- lentlessly above and below.
 Finally the whales movements grew slower. It swam weakly. Then it sank, and when it reappeared and spouted the vapor was tinged with red. A moment later the water ceased to bell. A huge body foated quietly on the sur- face. Around it played two blackfish. The fight was over.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-12

buttons are made of rattles, and he wears gold-inounted fang for a scarf pin and q watch chain and charm made of the joints. of the backbone. The soutfit is said to have cost S6Vth
 A Pleasureviiie, Pa. woman in an attempt to frighten away. burglars shot her sister in the back. A pistol 1n the hands of an inexperienced person is about as deadly as one supposed not to be loaded
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-12
RAILROAD DIRECTORY
HIGHLAND DIVISION.

 Trains leave Meadow street station for Boston, Hartford and way stations at 700 and 8:3S a. m.; J2:3S; 4:05: S:0T D. m.
 Trains arrive at Meadow street sta- tion from Boston, Hartford and way stations at S:05; 40 a. m.; 1:45; 5:13 and 7:45 p. m.
 Trains leave Meadow street station for New York. Fishkill Landing, Dan. bury and way stations at S:13 a. m., and 1:50 and 5:1S D. m. Trains arrive at Meadow street sta. ton from New York. Fishkill Landing, Danbury and way stations at S:36 a. m.. 12:34 and S:O4 D. m.
 SUNDAY TRAINS. Leave Meadow street station at S:30: 1O:O5, a. m.; 200; 5:05; 700 p. m. Arrive at Meadow street station at 9:5O; II 80 a. m.; 4:5O; $50: $50 D. m.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-12
HAVE NO EAR FOR MUSIC.
Byron had no ear for music.

Byron had no ear for music,
 Edmund Burke, whose oratory was music to his audiences, hated music.
 Charles James Fox, great orator; Daniel O.Connell, still another; Will liam Pitt, third; Robert Peel, a fourthall of these ran away from the sound of music.
 Edison and Tesla, the electricians, are both much averse to music and zach experiences a feeling of posi- tive discomfort when within the reach of melodious sounds
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-12
FOR SALE.

No 20 Washington street, the rent of which is $G45.50 per year; 5000 will take 1t. Look at the beautiful place on Pleasant street, also High street. A place with all improvements; one real nice up-to-date place on Ward Ridge wood; that place on Wateryille street fs one of the finest in the city; make me an offer. The place on Belleview avenue will be closed out for less than cost. Lots of houses and lots every where. Call at
 D. IT. TIERNEY. Real Estate, Insurance and Bond Office
 Ie7 BANK STREET.
The oasis., 1901-12-07
MORALES NOTES.

Licensed bullion buyers Pellegrin x Co
 Tuesday evening MT. H. B. Hal went to Llano.
 The celebrated Douglas shoe at L. B. Fleischer's.
 WANTED 100 miners, native, at Fl Copete, Sonora, Mex
 Strings and Musical Supplies at Pellegrin's.
 Tuesd. .y MT. J. K. McNulty was over from La Cananea.
 Elegant Christmas Presents Pei- legrin's.
 Mir Henry Bergier from La Colorado is in Nogales visiting his mother. Monday Richard Farrel was down from Patagonia to attend the meeting of the quarterly board.
 Sunday MT. Louis Adams, U. 5 im- migration inspector returned rom the east.
 Mir. O. A. Stassforth, of La Nina Mexicana, has been in NOgales this week
 Reliable Assays and Chemical De- termination, A. L. Pellegrin, U. s. Assayer.
 Tuesday Mir. J. D. Fresh, the Son. ora mlning man, was at Nogales, re. turning from visit in the east
 Tuesday Mir. Arturo Morales, the Guaymas merchant, was visitor al Nogales.
 Hanna Shoe-Celebrated footwear Sole agency at Boston Clothing House L. B. Fleischer.
 Tuesday Col Frank Morgan, tn veteran mining operator, was in iron La Mexicana.
 Tuesday Sheriff T. E Murphy 0 Pima county, was visltcr at Nc gales.
 Club sandwiches and Yaqui rive oysters Coffee like your mothe made. Only second class place i NogaIes. The little night wagon.
 Newest and latest styles of fall an winter suits for gentlemen's wea Leave your measure with L. E Fleischer. ' J. A. Lundell, representing R ( Dun & Co.,, the mercantile agenc' has been a visitor in Nogales tn week.
 The American Dairy, Joe CarboI proprietor, will deliver fresh mil daily to any part of the city Patron age solicited.
 MT. Ben Koering, the mining ope ator, who Is opening some mines the Magdalena district, was in NJ gales Wednesday.
 Mir. L. Lindsay, the well know mining operator, arrived from tf east and has been at Hogales all tf week
 Mir. Wilbur Parker was at Nogal' Tuesday, returning to California fro Chsuapas, Chihuahua, where he is e gagged in mining.
 MT. Ferd Van Moerick, former with the Sonora News O., is expect' to return to his old position in N gales today or tomorrow.
 Mir. M Garfas Salinas, the wt known attorney of Nogales, Sonor has returned home from visit several weeks in Los Angeles.
The oasis., 1901-12-07
A NEW REMEDY.

The old friends of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will be pleased to know that the manufacturers of that preparation have gotten out new remedy called Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets, and that 1t is meeting with much success in the treatment of constipation. biliousness sick headache, impaired digestion and like disorders. These Tablets are easier to take and more pleasant in effect than pills, then they not only move the bowels, but improve the appetite and correct any disorders of the stomach and liver. For sale by L. W. Mix & Co.
The oasis., 1901-12-07

Last Saturday morning Mrs. J. w. Goodman came up from La Colorada and is visiting her mother, Micaeia Bergier.
 Mir. R. Burnham. the assdyer, Is in receipt of d letter from Doctor A. w. Bonney, who is near Socorro, New Mexico, engaged in developing fne mining property, the joint property of the doctor and MT. Burnham.
 THE OASIS regrets to learn that MT. w. Il. Smidt of Indianapolis, Indiana who is we'll known in No gales, being interested with MT. Thos. Taggart and associates ln properties in the Cananeas and else where in Sonora, has oeen afflicted by loss of eye sight, caused by atrophy of the optic nerve.
 Monday Nogales was visited by MT. H. Schoonmaker, who has been some months past employed as assayer for La Democrata Co.,. in the Canaoeas. The gentleman was en route to Cin- cinati. Ohio-his home-haying ac' cepted a better position there. Thurs day morning he started for the east.
 Tuesday MT. Lou Friend was up from the Ures district, where he has been busily engaged for couple of months past, having travelled across the Sierra Madre from El Paso, via Casas Grandes in September. The gentleman was en route east, but ex' pected to return to Sonora within two or three weeks.
 Monday evening Mir. w. 0. White head of the Grant Mining Company returned from bis home in Indianap oils, and will at once begin opera tions upon the properties of the com pany, which are situated about six miles directly north from Nogales The work will be continuous, and ths intention of the company is to pusf development to the utmost, anc speadily place the property in the lis' of producers.
 Miss Florence c. Scott, of the prim ary department of the Nogales pub lie school, was the secretary of tn teachers institute at Tucson las
 week, and read one of the principa papers Creating of primary instruc tion) which made profound impres
 sion. Miss Scott is very bright 3 capable teacher, and has been ds 9 cided accession to the staff of tn
 Nogales school.
The oasis., 1901-12-07

1 am in position to handle good prospects, mines iu course of develop men't, or developed mines. Come in and let me know what you have or write to me
 R. BURNHAM, M. E. Nogales, A. T.
 Taylor & Co.'S. Assay office.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01
NEWCNART
ARE ISSUED
BRUNSWICK HARB0R, ST. BN0NS
SOUND, ETC, ARE OUT IN A
NEW EDITION.

@. W. Deminr, senr Or the United
s a'ea Coast end Geoielc survey re-
se'ved fl3ia. MOTTO Oct % q to the
feot 'hst new etit,o Is Of charts ave
been pueHah d snd they caoeellhs old
Char NJ 4i7 Of Bruoswios H,rb r,
s.. Sim souod, etc srs seusd mn
der date OF Oct a l00t, on scale
of1-4O ooo; nrioe, 26,.
Chsrt No 4ai Of Charles on H.-o =
is also issued in new ediuou under same
date on a sosl. OF 1870. 900; price, 500.
Orders for taes- ra~ editions OF
ohsrts ara no be'og 6r =. Address
c, W. Demog. Po e- 81 or 1852
Office At residences, No. 2lS U.aon 81.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01

II people only knew what we know
loout Kodol Dyepspsia Cure it would he
lscd in nearly eyero household, IS there
ere few people who do not suffer from a
ieeiing Of fuIlness after eating, oeiohins
hatulenee, sour stomach or waterhrasn
caused by INDIGESTION or Dyspepsia. A
preparation such a. Kodol Dyspepsia cure
which, with no aid from she stomach
will digist your food, certainly can't help
but 10 do good. WI. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01
Mothers
Friend

will do for every woman what It did for the
Minnesota nIoiaer wio writes ihe above let
ter. Not 70 use / dar;ng pregnancy Is a
mistake so be fAid Tor IN q-.n and sostering.
Mothers Friend eqnips the patient with a
strong bodY and clear nts.iee,, which IN
torn are Impaired 20 the chId. It rsL4xss
he mueoles and allows them 10 expand. Il
relieves morning sickness and nervousness.
i puts al the organs concerned in perfect
,ondition foF the final bour, SO that the a1teai
labor is short and practically painless, Dan
ger Of rising or hard breas.s Is altogether
avoided, and recovery u merely mater e
lfw days.
Drurgists sen Mothers Friend for 81 bottle.
The Braddeid Regul4 lot Co, Atlanta, "a
send for f~ae Uus- -4ted book
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01

Emo uEsge he ml,ls.nd mill bu ldInq
in the South. ltlsh o~, bis eek or
this month or tbis gea ver here ay
not he stch inv.ii'g 6 ,ndu emau,,; bu
THE sort Of ,hlUx oco4ra ircq leutiy
toroushou the yeare, TO be followed by
other ears o. demand far beyond The
capacity 60 -up ,ly. Farmers will oot
ltse tteir . II ,rts exr scar b, osuse Of
tbs poor crops this ysrr; the merchant
vii n It oesee 10 do bu.ires because hi
pflds his ysor msy nor sgsregst
what they did lasi yeAc rhe world is
becoming, va bee ,o4 our cast m r,
and it' els " j. ~, W Tue Sou the
Southern te'm "a pec,slly, hsve evarv-
ihiog enc nr ga h4 m ~ ar4n.t , s..
forts % n rctn 70 of f,cu,tes r
meerag b rc 'ae demsnd II the
world fortrs riiob We can pro nee in
quahty auc qe.ru y sod che pae.s be -
Ter ttao any o,ner reoplc on earth -
Ralcig Nor gPa.'.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01

HAS CURED THOUSANDS. wILL CUR
Won
X yon sre trouhied WIN idno, or bladder
troubles such - droly, Bslghts disease, ca.
tafrh gravel ~ the bladder. albumen ia urine
and unhealtn, tepoInng or too frequent dis
ehnfEe of nae urine, pain ln the back ana hlad
der dropsca sweniug o, the feet and le-ys eto..
eic., we guarantee ihetby uVag smitbt sure
kidne, core. complete cure viii he erected.
Price 50 cents. Forsale hv andrnggisp.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01
KIDNEY plSEASE2
are shs most fatal ei al d.
ease&,
mi EVg0 Kidney egBk ls I
EUk6I . egaTaFlass BsRssl
oR money refunded. C0AaafG
seme6ies recognized sy eGas
cent physicianS ea the bsSs Co
Kidney and Blades lsossslsa
PRICK sas. aa4 alG8

Skin affections will readily disappear by
using Dewitt's witch Hazel sa,so. oak out
oouutertaits II you ret ID ~ittg sou w9
get good suits lis Che quioE nud
otitivs cure 10y oiies w. Huttt
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01

Dewitts Little Esrig Bisers saaran tbt
remotest ptrSs OF tho bowe'e snd remove
the imPurit es speedily with 30 iis5srn-
ford. They are famous tuf than eslcacy
Easy 10 tax never gripa " Butss
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01

FoUND-Ooe lad Gloss OMuer
can have sawe by calling a. >. Il.
Hoodeppyle's bakery
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01

You much move 1Aoap 81 dascsa
wheP your liver md howe a. OF G,
proper 8. Dewitts Little Esry Bisers r4,
moye the cause Of dlsease, ~ j. Buts
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01

9 bad q running sore on my breast for over
gosr," says Henry r Richards % winsey,lne
~. w. "an5 tried q great many remedies but
gotno RELIEF ntn used Banner saivs. Aser
a,tog ons ssifbo {, usa pcrfeciiy cured IA
eao treeourreu f. TO- htgbly" y j buds
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01
IS YoURLIFE WORTH 3 cENrsg

Is YOUR LIFE WORTH % GENTS?
Consumpttvea, " know that YOU have
been dissapp1i Ted many tmel bu5 MAKE
one more effort TO be cured qo1eh's
Mexican Syrup has cured thousands and
it " N cure you Consumption stne resuit
Of the food m steriAl hat should 60 to sup
port the body and sustain life being sb-
sorbed and thrown off IN ti0eIc GUS mat
Ter, To overcome this wss-e of vital force
and restore the nourjshmeut to the system
in its natura' course, is e. cure. This is
accomplished by Gooohs Mexican s,rup.
II controls iuShs njeht sw rata, splitting
Of blood soreness in chest, ipn ,med throat
ard lungs, diti ulty az he athiae. heavy
coughs accompanied win oxpsotoration
and parched lips We know yol have been
disappointed many times but make one
more etlorE 20 saye yourself 4ou car buy
a bottle Of Gooohs Mtvica Syrup FOR 25c,
II cure a simple cough as IL by magic aud
is the best emedy i1r whoopins cough
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01

FOR REV r 20 f7.p 81 q Yooo s.
Gen em-o Dvsf 500 George S.
ppue T. Han4g. patk
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01

For Asthma use CHE
NEY'S ENPECIORANT.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01

hats have never been sx-
celled many previoys display,
THESE hats are al f very
artistic coucepa0n and ar-
&. " l7ped il tood> of excep-
uonaiiy good gu 1ity and
heau'v Psrh5HS ip such
va.ut mas gtVsl 0eel 0if-c q
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-01
SUNDAY SCHEDULES BTTwEF

Ly B4uusyllk .-......... .....
Ar S 3vauaab..... .......
Lv Savannah. ................
Ar kruusWlrk -....
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-30
Horses and Jockey Killed.

a chapter Of aocidents marreo the
racing at Norris Park at NsH York
Weu nesisy. Alexander Olsen, oae Of
the jockeys, received irju1iea which
rssuiaed in his dessh few hours latsr;
tYo horses were killed outright anoth-
or was so badly hurs it mad 80 be Saos
anu three osaes jockeys bad asr-s::
escapes. II the Ars5 rsoo King i. ieil
81 tns water jump directly "a iCoas Of
she grands.alo snd brvze his necg,
Barry, tins jockey, e=cspi1s l55 lsy,
IN Inc iiG2 race saTsa ROSES wdhd
daan aaa O.eel, who ha5 the noua5
OF I:mosay Fs:e*, Was bAciy loI5. Inc
doctors raio thsy te@re0 fracture st
tbs base If tee 5&u:i AID he sas aur
ried OF to hospital, Yvnere dsst1 re-
suIEed Eeverai EouIs 1851. Gne Jaes
rs. 81 ore m!ls tor nsidsa sncee Eeac
o.ds and sId u4wa1oS. Juss a:iec s1e
atart l'imjGay Fo.eg Ess s9paraasiy
crowded o1 the fencs aid Toat G3Tn.
Tie fed vent Oh and Rounding sAs fsr
sucn joining Of Navarro, e.:n Ctcarsn
ug, ovesss:oaa hlmzeif sd sgis:i4g .
plate turned g co0p;ese soGaerszu:s,
while Councilman Iou,J Cal:sGaa rid
,cg, fell over MIN. J5Anny If NzVacre
VAS killed and the osher horse Was
50 badly hur. that ho :l&d to De shot.
The JOCKEYS msrvo;lous!y escsesG srd
walked hao6 to the s,sna. Al! tits
threw camper on the days sport.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-30
FOUGHT WITH TEE cUBANs.
South Carolina With a Record Dies IN
New York.

The following special dispatch from
Washington to the Baltimore Sun IS OF
interest to the people Ct this Ssste:
The identity Of tie man Eho Wes
found dead in his room a. the Bread
wsy Central hotel, N3g Yocs, o. Sal.
u.da5, supposed to be a. a. McCslD,. a
Uaitei States army surgeon, was d!s.
c:cssd Thursday by ". S. Wright o. o0e
Eleventh street northwest. Tho bcdy
n question IS that Of Arthur s: ne-
Cs;n, Rho was surgeon in the Cu5sl
aruy, with the rAak Of nsjor. rs
father wss g mioisser of he gospel. lis
vas born in South Csco.ina and was .
veterinary surgeon. McCaio separated
from lis wits several years a8o. ho
served in the Cuban var until about
the time Of tha outbreak Of hosl!l::es
between the Uritad S;sios aG6 Spai2,
vhsn he became interested il two
S.rto Douicso revoiIs that failed.
Ore expedition Tas GTtEen up 5Y Gen:
Brooke snd ita members we're arrested
aid kept IL jail for three months ST
Bsraccs."
In commenting on the above Tie
Stale ssys: While the army vss as,
esno!ed 81 Tampa il Msy 1898. pre-,
ratstory to the csmDEisn OF sZ5 i7is3d
tae eGi;or OF Tha Ssat9 nct Dr.. SIC
Caiu, whc was not gsIeri@sry IS st-S'
ed, bat q physician sn6 surgeon. Dr.
McCain vent to Cu5a with the exgedl-
&ion o. Gen. Lscrst, which lsndea o.
tie eaaEera extreme of the isiand, 10
Santiago province, and marched toward
tho czusrs. Ths editor Of The Stats
sailed with tbe expedition o. Ge1.
Nupez and, ls1diDg on the soush OF
tie ialand near the cantTai tcoc2s oan-
paigpeG across it TO the norshern shore
Eighteen mcnth5 ago the two net IN
Esosca and upon an inter,hsnze OF
sxoerisrces found that at one time
theg lad been but Sew miles apart,
the trocha dividing Lscret's men on
the essg from Nunez's on the west, and
il attacks OF the Spsnisrds Al and near
Moson tne tWo bodies actually heard
each others guns. DR.. McCsin was 3
surgeon in tie Cuban army but engaged
IN fghsing and bore scar on the fore
hesG received in cavalry contest With
Spanish troops. In March, 1900, he
was located in Hsbans aid pracslc!ng
bis profession With some SUCCESS, his
services il the Cuban army bringing
many patients. The statement that he
was n the Cuban army before the var
bstweea the United States and Spain
is incorrect, snd the futher a1ateuens
thst during that war be cook par. II
tbs movements against San Domingo
a96 was imprisoned therefor IS okVi
cusIy untrue. From the time be left
tie Cuban army in tbs full Of 1898 ne
practicsd medicine in Cuba, first IN
tie country and Afterwards, as stated,
in Hsbsna.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-30
Convictions in Army.

Gen. George Davis, judge advocate
general Of the army, has submitted to
the Secretary OF War his annual re-
pors, which shows that during the year
there we're 6, l65 trials by general court
martial, being 500 less than during the
preceding year. OF these sixteen were
trials Of common officers Of whom ten
were convicted. OF the enlisted men
tried, 4,906 were regulars and l, l67
volunteers. The number Of mea
sentenced to dishonorable discharge in
the regular army YES 1905 and in the
volunteer army, 333, making total Of
2,228. The desth sentences imposed
By court. martial were six CASES Of en-
listed men, four Of the cases being on
the conviction Of desertion. The con-
ditions Of the military commissions
during the year show thst $50 persons
were tried, Of which number 729 were
con7isted and 202 were acquitted. The
sentences in 49 csses were diapproVed.
Murder leads in the number OF charges
before these commissions, numbering
3f7. Violation Of the laws sno u5ages
Of war folloaa, with 157 cases. G sn.
Davis says that the death sentences I'M
posed By the military commission in
about 242 csses we're nearly al nati7cs
of the Philippine Islands.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-30
Press Day aC &Xposltion.

Tbs executive committee Of the
Sou.n CSro:Ils Press Association met
IL Charleston last Thursday night to
arcarge lcT meeting Of the Asscoia-
iicn during sne Exposition. The meet
ing MSS alseaded by President Aull, j.
L. S:oppeioien, HaEtwslI NJ. Aver, Au-
gust Kohn and Il, Langstsn.
IEu1sdsy, December IL, was selected
as the dsy 1or the meeting, The d.
rscto7s eG the Exposition will arrange
special program for the editors, who
viii be n Charleston With their fami-
lie= on tha5 Gay snd they will be made
to ha7a good tine. The editors WI!
meet ia the Auditorium at II O'Clock
oa the day OF the meeting, when so-
dresses Of welcome will be delivered,
responded to By members Of the Asso-
cistion. The Indications are that every
newspa2e- msn in the State will be
present on South Carolina Press Day.
Presi6eot Au!l will arrsnge for trans.
portst;on and hotel accommodations II
notified Al Columbia.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-30
AGraigus Roosevelt.

President Cbappeii srvaiEned Presi-
deaf Roosevelt before 500 young Eo.-
men Of the Wone2's intustrisl sohooi
at Milledgeville, &c. He said: "A
study Of the RACES Of nsukind places
the Southern Azslo-SaZoo in tie high
est sss:e Il development a1o toe negro
in the ic7eo:. The usgro # LETT TO
hinsst: acycE s2uit bs7e evolved any
thing ike civilization. Z, mas alFsys
been barbarian SO 4 ssvsge. Whss
Go5 bss 50 ,::se!y ae>sI!n;c.d not tea
=houe4nE Teddy A9oSevelss ) Can bring
Il .vcis( ag:l2;iIy, Ghs bringing 20.
gataer of s2Jl unsQ4al races II social
un:on ,he white Southern WomeD
should !oath, becaGse Ct their God
gi7ac Instinct"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-30
An IMPORTANT Decision.

According TO an og;Iion Eled re-
Gently Ey Ulitad Stataa Circus Judge
S;qo1.oo, f=cners ard oshe-s who
speculate o. cotsoo futures and lose
are not reQut-ad to pay tic brokers:
This decision is based on the law q
South Caroli2s, wh;sl declares that all
:uiurs gsmoIiEs ccn:rsct: ere immoral,
Illegal ard void. The defanaant in the
suis took advantage OF this Law when
he fled his srsRcr. The csso is in
pcc.ant IS it deaIs With al important
Question and one vhich frequently
comes to tie surface. James Il. PARK
er Is Co, the plaintiffs, arc cotton
brokers' il New York, and tie defend.
ant Is ". A. Moore, "a snsll farmer Of
Scsr!anburg." /: Rss shoEn il the
CONSTANT that Moore had been dealing
for ycsr in futures aGd had pooksted
his Winning, but it is alleged that when
he lost be r.iGaed to pay. oa5seqrent-
iy. ahrn the Nea York irm eatere3
suit, Moore claimed that he was gam
bling which 1as illegal under the
South Carolina lag, and his point Wss
sustained by the Federal Court.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-30
Willie Was & Woman.

For four years Willie Ws:.aoe, a
beardiegs youth C about 22, carried tie
mails bssween Harrisburg aud k:@osii,
Nso. Willie drsak, annexed and
cheRed and vent out with tho cvTboy5.
Soon afssr csne, his urole anc & wo-
nan whom ho introduced as his wife
arrived. Soon stories Of the young
mans unfaithfulness we're spresd. Oae
burly raushmsn whose wife Willie had
visited, beat him into inseDElbisi.y.
He 1ss warned away from the homo Of
James Baker, bus did Tot heed and
Baker sued for divorce, charging his
wife with unfaithfulnsss and naming
Wallace as correspondent. The case
was TO have to trial this week, but i.
ne7sr will, the wife bringing forward
rroof that Wallace is woman mssq1o-
rading in male attire. Wallace dlaap.
peared afsor confessing. She gave no
reason for the masquerade and the 1ela-
tives she left behind are silent. The
Bakers are reunited.