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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26

llNY III SAID
good night after Jack had made them
promise TO go on a moonlight sail up The
Hudson IN his yacht on the following
evening. Then Billy Anstruther said he
thought he could get of little earlier
in the afternoon. and how would Daisy
like little drive out TO Claremont and
an early dinner? Altogether after half
dozen engf gcments had been made. II
struck me that Daisy was having a
much better time than half the girls
know who are paying exorbitant rates
at swell hotels. For one thing. she has
all the men
AT any rate. I'm going 10 try IT next
summer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26

'oe'uihS ine 10 drowsiness IL. can mix
very Moe little drinks, with lot of fruit.
cracked lee and other things But what
good are these homely attainments at a
big hotelY / can't show any of them off,.
Consequently the frivolous girl who
can giggle flirt and dance divinely gets
the few men there are, and sit in a
corner ! had enough OF that last year.
and so this summer made up my mind
that ! would give my peculiar individ-
uaity it's proper setting, and that my
dear is right here in my own home"
exhausted by this long burst of elo-
onence. Daisy emptied her glass at one
GulI,
lstened 10 her In Amusement. But
You must be lonely" 7 exclaimed. 1T
iGust pe awfullY dull"'
DULL laughed Daisy. "Ill tell YOU
whsE Kit Move your things from the
hotfl stay a fcw DAYS at my house.
and then toll me what you think of
New York in summer"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26

from a doZer
girls and, worse
still. youn <
married wom-
en-, and that's
what you have
TO do If you go
TO a seashore
resort. I'm a
sort OF a home
body, / guess
] can fix a room
prettily. | can
make a man
comfortable, 1
can cook appe-
tizing messes in
the chahng dish.
and, III / do say
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26
haz- Maz.
New York.
THE pocroR WAS NEAn.
New York.

The queen OF Portugal, who has stud
led medicine. while walking recently in
a wood near Lisbon with a lady of
honor was startled by the sound of a
cry. Proceeding 10 the spot, she found
that woodcutter had been injured by
falling branch. The queen attended
to the mans injuries and then, with
her companion. assisted him TO reach
HIS cabin
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26

atty She reads and writes English.
French. German and Spanish and has a
wide acquaintance with the Greek and
Latin classics.
The ex.EmpreEs Eugenie Of France Ia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26

Tor Maisie's de-
pa rtuFe. He
brou = ht his
banjo. and we
had all the pop
ular airs. At 10
O'Clock refresh
m @ n IS were
brought up
perfectly splen
did iced things
" hich Daisy
told Us she had
made herself
T h ey were
great and the
boys said so
with their eyes
as well as with
their Hips. Then
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26

~ the most noted race start
er in Kentucky, was shot
and killed by an intoxicat-
~ III ed man. ne left behind him
NJ I'm his Kingston horse
breeding establishment.
near Lexington. KY, a collection OF
thoroughbreds nearer TO the heart OF
the noted turfman than anything else
in this life except his wife. Partly 20
honor bis memory. largely also because
she loves horses and was brought up
among them In the blue grass region.
Ferguson's widow continued the King
ston stud and has added another TO the
short list OF women horse breeders in
the United States.
The business is not new TO her She
mas been stepped in the atmosphere OF
it from childhood. She was a niece OF
Price McGrath a noted rearer Of thor
oughbreds and man whose racing
coiorS-orange and green--seldom came
IN last, A love OF thoroughbreds was
breathed in by the young lady. and
When she married the famous turfman
Ferguson ~ seemed only natural thai
she should take charge of the Kingston
breeding stables while her husband was
away on the race circuit doing duty as
starter AT the establishment there
were foaled. reared and trained IA
holses that earned for Mr. Ferguson
>l9oOOO and these splendid animals
were bred and taken care Of under the
supervision OF his wife.
In her girlhood a brilliant social IA
vorite. Mrs. Ferguson was also an heir.
ess OF the McGrath estate. She and
her husband built a beautiful country
nome. To it were brought heirIooms
rom the McGrath place. including a
service of solid silver plate. a comnIete
silver dinner set. a tea set. numerous
punch bowls and a magnificent silver
,up' trophies OF turf exploits. Mr.. Fer
suson himself added a rare and very
valuable collection Of horse paintings.
some OF which show the power and
spirit OF a Bonheur. 1t is a famous
home in the blue grass.
Mrs. Ferguson gives her personal at
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26

iot n ncrc song
u cat matters
silo4t I found
sest rwhat 7
NaHted. Tic
m Ta ! is
rlousseline d. y
fldos, n cotton
material ~ hitch
closely lescu-
bleS chiffon I'M
softneSs and is
90 One in tex
turc tlat It
may he drawp
through a ring.
The color is
cream aun itJs
covered with
st-T4s. .,..Nr.s1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26

now the godmother 20 the children ~
an immense number Of friends and also.
by proxy 20 Asst French men and wo-
men who wete born on the same day az
the prince lmpeEiaL -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26

millinery and lingerie store In Newport
and Is doing a thriving business.
Queen Margherita Of Italy has the
reputation OF being the best educated
woman in tho ranks of European roy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26

fact that there are 3s2 persons In Italy
over 100 years old. Among them arc 10
monks and runs.
Mss Bessie stewart daughter OF Sen
stor Stewart Of Nsyads, has opened q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26
ALL ABOUT WOMEN. :

= mpmoriaI of Noal Bonhcur. pro-
sented BY Scnor Gambart, the spanish
ronsA .at-Sise. haA bsen ppyeslsd ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26

HEN James B. Ferguson,
the most noted race start
er In Kentucky, was shot
and killed by an intoxicat-
ed man, ne left behind him
I'm his Kingston horse
ro.IF,,o~ .-t.Hlt..t.. -.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26
ASTROL0GY
characteristics OF
Persons Born Un-
der Leo

)ME OF the best and az the
same time some OF the worst
people are born between July
~ and Aug. 22, when the con-
steilation OF Leo. the lion.
rules. Leo is a FIRE sign. the
second OF that trinlicft,, ~.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-19

.N.AAH '44a-NN - - -
b. GnoW q hCoy1s54 l.sli
,fstssF i - pleee % 81 atel
cl6ss - and sht iron WoEk doAe
snd nassrsal guntiniead ozsss
FszsA cbnb honey IS A1srpoi 3. I.
be,s, Pa e you. gEocely.
Co % 1sylos's lof souf asitAa-
irsdsiron tanhaA iapaFsnteed Nofk
mnnshfp and maieTini. h1slf. nA
Phoss 1s8 for anythinH lin tes
nnkefV-fias: We dslixenats1s.s
FBEElBK BAKERY,
WI Tdwhbehd viii asll
psiat 80 papeE sheaps spen yeR
sss ~ a y ssnding Stray foE 4.
|psl1r hSne.
FrssA country butter md egg 8
pinic hsfhs II eente PET b-
CoRNKn ObsA s sst
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-19

Prince LouiA. duke of Abruzd. has
directed fle Aipne guides whe -
.companied him on hip arctic idp 20
accept 70 engaEement FOR fhis year
Of next but 20 consider themselves
as IN bis employ. and be i nov busg
making preparations for = voyaEs
Of exploration OF the innenss iea-
bound continent around tht soalhsrn
pole.
He Il resolved that Italy nhsll not
bskept IN she background where geo
graphical discovery - concerned. and
fhat his country shall bold the record
Of ''farthest SOUTH aa Is now. thanka
tohim. holds the record Of "farthesi
north"
King Victor Emmannei. who Il
keenly Interested in scientific inverti-
cations. is supporting the project
and the cost Of the expedition will be
betrayed partly By the gorernmsnt.
partly hy the scientific societies. and
partly IS TIE king and the duke him
SELF who will assume personal com
mand 81 the enterprise.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-19

4, stoa fsesosssa taa,eat
s:ouen ~ slsbi0Ssd and oniy i.l.2aa
- ..
ne hhstsFd X sbs Asaflest e,1Ll
skat nIsss ne Fasord fW eocA
hosssr a tc potinAs
Aseoriiira y prps opesr, q Lon-
don. - ~ eens. y ths deaths IN
ivphoid fever ~ due 70 pefioration
81 the bowel ~ timsly oprretiqn
Is asyn. - - 70 pr eens- - these
easeS can b rescued from death
canada a,lli has a Wild herd q bui-
faio. Traces of shr raiaaenrr q She
animals vssxa gonnd ~ the woosis -
the went 81 slave river. 4 wae -
rertsined thai the buffalo wes being
psrriIesely hpntsd aud destroyed oy
~ fndiann .s,s
,Tha, olwiel -Estnrns q ths com
u,aree or RFnmee fog the gear lYoe
nhom - a,cssness rhey emglnt q
6tos so 90 frsncs. - compared viii
s.sis.so ooo fenbop for is9e rhs ex
por,s fee ,fsso. niso deefeeee. hfins
onlF. t,osa ansR. 40 franes. as against
t.iSs. .ssa.0so francs IN 1852
Ths 0rserio- nursrnments has re
srrrnf f;fooo oqQ ncFea q wild4 an
apea LSAa TeHnEapi. . grr4t -
iyinx paat sof Inhs 'TrmiunenipB' q
~ Ufpsr oftesA. Thia vil y -.
a. . .fniioriais spArk sfi,~ss ihs flui
~ vial he py~srrvrd ard ~ gAu'
vim Be- niloweA 20 increase. IN
numhekof beavers and eeer is In
treskinF ill
IN unlted Kingdom eoafinpes =
- ~ sAief ~ the forrien fatran
~ en cnfrnfn qrasyiea tceoFsiiA.
tc sss hAest sHisiai. sft.srra. osiifh
isi asa Saaa export~a t1.or9 iona .
ons-f6 Is ~ snti-v qnsptf,y. .fpn,
~ En9iand. The Cnlted states ma
soon fake t,s lead for ~ qnaniii
credited 80 fhrm waa ss.es7 toni
/ naiy required e3.pog fona. The qnei
ries exfend from CarrnrA v Mess
ana vern1lia. lAitorether there -
i.SoS. baS - - thtn aFs not rosAe'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-19

In ne rulted states Commistlorer'e lc1ra
ln ~ indian TarrItorg Scuthtfu Districts
noberl rutter. PiaiutiA.
Tsa fafrrfant. c-taa Graz. a. uarEed fo ap-
aear In 1tIr CturI in thirtr Gays and a1suer
ne rnmrlalnt 81 the plaI1iir. hQ1eri farel.
witness MS fau1 his ttn l1y q June. irui.
fepafi III d. PAYNE
M 81 NNmmIksinlFfs
ursdinr a BEND atfnFrfys Tor FiainflN
r +. welnorne attorney for non resident der
d q ant,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-19

& II e.tF
INV. WHEY, shis1 ahesniet q ahs
a epartn,shg 81 5 fis1Iil lsFs: has for 'th<
las few Jess sen ankihk thor-
5 AsssaaJao she .Roane eetlen ~
sasen typAe 1- Nd pt.et aerm q.
esss ard ike aopanfnr tion 0f- gpw
= rsetahlss. eaf Ass fenie e the eoH-
sIbsisn tkht 0elf lial- uAsn ehey
- grows tSeE ltfRS eitfss laay oftsn
81 lroeed sk9 pes4alerlet - ihess tlh-
eaaes - 'reftain seasons His btdqJ
"a the rsatser - npt only extepdat
eser mAny 1sAra hsa 70 many foreign
elIfes. cAief asnon9 fAem Perks an4
zsfiin. u spsakihg ~ the matteF Ne
ofhsr Day - asil
"a quite akfss With Pref. oauldi,
sMief ~ eAs setao ~ Aygiane -
nbme, aud 6fter enlia&nk ntudanth o.
80 aliblass who tFhps typhoia fespr
EaDeu ttreeGtT = 49, eensumptier of
raa VaHetaAlaa fAan 70 az ether
:, u sssss ( 'lll 4 uss. .als pelloesa
lI[S. - QlsiI . . ssreieaslF gaArtsd
MlIlk ahpply, are beth aaaasrous iae-
apruRRt epmrie ~,
fefs ars- 81 tAe diaea69 ~
saltso9 z'kE4s t4une gupPluu uFe
eA sle1slr - "a and abe alnitaFy
esalitlsho ee feyqsif EeprsasA.
me eaNs tai aankfF n un-
eqphed VI bls6 pes is the feet Of
si5lost ar1ifs nSss large cities A.
/ fFndins ofseH rpen ssweF Qeag,
ksi ola selnss. street. ewepPinas,
/ oa5 otlsB ShsA naftep as 69eftilitts
~ a. ois asless. mis- 10 o1peeisjy ; ~
- ~ abodf fA1is such ) nee - Waalt
satter a. ihie pngposs Z apartieplnrlr
denenFopa AZ ecntanlnatsd via ~ a.
saasisal tsns. end alis wasse nat
~ thoa1d = sqah entea. II ppsd =
al. = under tAe superyision 81 ~
bsaEdof ksaita. all.' sAOuid - sleril-
led hithef - aab jse ION 20 . AagA ttn-
psratusa 81 - che uat. 81 oil Of vitriol
Ia sualcient quantities - - sermi-
eidai. t1
'Ihe nss sf oil Of vitriol improves
feFtnizeFs in preserving the ammonia,
as well - IN other Ways. An excess
Of this chemical should b neutraiiaed
~ Gnsly ground phqspAats resh, ths
soluble phosphsFic aeid thua fpgned
keeofhfng avalustas fsreiiiaag b.
fssdiens~ 4.-.,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-19

,Ifxsa eAnE youg Fepalg qFk
Sons "a shsri Renss brint yspE
ssdclss ahd kasnsss T. Bale
WallAea. -.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-19

.mna afnna ~ A4
Iistis uitk Johk Wells 3 Son oIta
Asboesal 8 Rslsr skss sAes
Iion tasks any aias you Wanf
srsA i HspFSssfos
80 Falrese 0HeT Gvag Maa
=. sny ons snGslia sish Dye
pspsia, Indigestion, s9pf stonscs
Heartburn, taksRsA DyspsP
a Tahlet. All druRrlgts are au.
ehonzed " lAS nnnnl ssturea % re
MA ths mepey y say case They
mi Is care y Rtict Sc. per pack
gs. RsnsBhsg the pane hs
Dvspepsia Tabless. Novs y
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-01

il, and played games with him until
his nurse came for him
Then she went to the hall door to
watch for mama.
The children were coming IN from
the lawn tired md [rctful. The
gentleman who had been writing
had finished his work, aud was ly-
ing upon the lounge. He smiled
when he saw Daisy's bright face.
">'ou look tired" he said.
"What have you been doing all
day?'
"Hclping people," said Daisy.
"Clearing away troubles. -
The gentleman laughed Il should
think that was pretty hard work, -
he said.
"Bu, it isn't,' said Daisy, ear
ncstly. "Its lovely ever SO much
nicer than play. All, there's ma
ma! | must carry her parcels up,
stairs!" And the little helper ran
away.-Weekly Welcome.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-01
How Daisy Helped.

All! there's lots of trouble in
this world!' the cook said, as the
grocer's boy passed out of the
door.
Daisy, resting in the wide, cool
porch, turned her blue eyes toward
the speaker. "Who has lots of
trouble, cook?' she asked.
"Lots of people," said the cook,
shortly.
Daisy pondered awhile, her chin
resting OH her plump little hands.
Then she said suddenly, "Do you,
cook ?'
Il should think sol There! that
boy didn't bring half the things
ordered. He says the children are
all sick, and the grocer's worried
SO he forgets things. Aud he can't
come back until he delivers what
he's got with him; and Kathic is
i'll the garden gathering peas, and
can't leave these cakes even to cali
her."
"1'll CO." said Daisy, jumping
up and tying her white sunbonnet.
II CAN clear off that much Of the
trouble.''
AS she ran across the lawn a
group of children (summer board
ers, like herself, } called her to join
them. But she shook her head gai-
ly, and hurried down between the
long rows of peavines.
"To go to the grocer's, is it1"
said Kathie, disparingly. And
how'll l ever get peas enough for
dinner, then1',
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-01
The Pluck Of Ted Bainbrldge.
BY w. BERT FOSTER,

"Wel), | like a fellow with pluck,
l do,' said Sam Duncan, in a tone
Of disgust land Ted Bainbridgc
hasn't the first sign Of any"
"What's the matter with him?'
demanded Harry Kennedy, who
had just joined the group on the
river bank. The Conway River
had been flood high for week -,
and the boys spent most of their
spare hours on the banks, watching
the swollen current and the debris
swept down from the flooded farm
above the Villages.
"Why, he don't dare do anything
we fellows do. He wouldn't play
follow my leader this morning un-
less we'd promise not to 90 near
the river" said Sam. "Said his
mother didn't want him to be down
here, now the waters so high."
"1umph! Well, 1 reckon a
good many Of our mothers wouldn't
let lis down here if they knew"
commented Harry.
"Here he comes," said Sam.
"1'm going to'stump' him to come
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-01
Pointed Paragraphs.

Usually the newes, thing in tlan-
"e.S IS baby.
Street corners are the turning
points in many lives.
Poets are born, but verse writer's
gro" OF their own accord.
Speaking OF women and folding
beds. man can shut the latter up.
When bright man is wanted for
actual labor he doesn't have to pass
a civil service examination.
After being landed by a girl who
has been angling for him man
naturally feels like fish on, of wa
ter.
More people spend their time in
wondering why they are not loved
than in trying to make themselves
iovablc
Many fool man who is always
saying that life isn't worth living
continues 10 do business at the old
stand just the same way.
The hare may be cowardly, yet
he usually dies game.
The virtues a woman boasts Of
she seldom possesses.
y man is not wholly bad if his
dog has confidence in him.
Some girls marry in haste and re-
pent in cheap boarding house.
No respectable cat will look at a
king if there is a mouse in sight.
If a hog could be changed into a
man he would make a first-class
egotist.
1t is usually the better half that
gets the worst of it.
1t isn't the stage that needs ele-
vating-it's the public.
No wonder the up-to-d date girl
limps after being vaccinated.
Modern air ships are a success
as dime-museum attractions.
Elevators lift many discouraged
mortal up in the world.
Paradoxically speaking, fast COL
ors are those that refuse to run when
washed.
The Texas steer is pretty
tough customer, especially whe1,
you meet him in cheap restaurant.
A fool man keeps quiet when lie
ought to talk; and a fool woman
talks when she ought to keep quiet.
If a girl omits pickles from the
lunch she puts up when a young
man escorts her to picnic, his case
is hopeless.
Alter reading All account Of a man
who had tasted forty days, AL Irish
man said he would rather starve
than fast for a living.
The man who invented work
ought to have finished it.
Brilliant falsehoods dazzle more
eyes than gems of truth.
1t is easier to protect ones self
from all enemy than from a fool
friend.
Beauty may have 10 real advan-
tage, but it catches the floating
vote.
When married woman sits for
portrait her husband has to stand
for it.
A pretty girl who wears per-
petual smile may be jolly, but the
monotony is something fierce.
Deeds rather than words prove an
old mans love for young girl
especially deeds for real estate.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-01

Mr.. McDuffie Hampton, youngest
son Of Gen. Wade Hampton, was
half ve4ed and half amused when
shown the dispatches from New York
alleging that member of the Hamp.
ton family is starving in New York.
The story was ahsnrd, he declared.
he accompanied the reporter to the
home Of Gen. Hampton and the lat
ter gave a flat denial to the story
He said: II have no granddaughter
there My only daughter is here
| with me-"
Mr.. McDuf1ie Hampton declared
that he had heard of many attomps
of impostors to impersonate his broth
or, the late Maj. Wade Hampton.
The latter's widow, Mrs. Kate Hamp-
ton, ia now in New York, and was
recently given letters Of introductio
from Gen. Hampton to VIM. G..
Whitney and President Roosevelt.
She has no children. Gen. Hamp,
toms son, Mr.. Aired Hampton, lives
at Eastport, Maine, but the alleged
conditions cannot apply to his family
AIR. McDufGie Hampton ia resident
Of Columbia and Gon. Hampton's
only daughter is the companion OF
her father in his quiet home on Son.
ate street.
The alleged Mrs. Beatrice Hanp
ton Gordon is not known here and
this is no doubt another example oI
the famlly's name being used by i'm
posters.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-01
Uhe NrralA and S0ews
A BANDITS MAD DASH,
ESCAPES FROM rOLICE OFFICERS IN
NhE ItEhtiI OF tSitSILLE WITII 4
SHOWER OE BULLETS FOL
LOWING.
H"nks. rhe Noted EXprcss RohHrr-Ou;
witt"d tn" OniCrra and Eludrd Arrest
But Threw Away A Wallet OF 81, 400
IN Bulls.

n ,,,,s ''''' '' . 'S"'
Nashville, Oct. 2N.-The police to-
day recovered $l,260 Of the money
stolen at the time Of the Great North
ern express robbery near Wagner,
Mont., on July ;, but a msn sup.
posed to he Y. {. HsukS. one Of the
robbers, escaped sitter 3 sensational,
chase through the streets, ii which
he was woul.de3, IN: urt seriously.
About ten 2'c.ock the inau entered
retail! store OF Nrrlh CslaEe s;raa:
and made s >IGan YU:2Ns>e. :"uGe.
ing $50 b... IL pay::.,.:.:, T@n ~.
man clerk ws~ n~sH." : :..&Ev tHs:. -,
aDd ve!; y Il. >::"s: $ ~ .:...>
Il 'AA:E, =" - :v-,.- F..
.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-01

\ few minutes later tho special
correspondents here began receiving
messages from different sections of
the country like this;
"Do you know daughter and
granddaughter Of Wade Hampton
starving II New York;"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-01
an9!!a,JaVh1gfyA Ala.tln,a1 70

IN "nrct EundHy, October g. 1911
'5'"icrn Standn:d Time
&outh't., 10. -,
hr.cI,.ya. FL. >uund
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-01
NAME OF HAMPTON USED BY
IMPOSTOR..
WOMAN IN NEW YORK DECLARES
sur Is HEASnDA UGii1EK
Of G"ncrn Wade linmptnn-In n"atiiutr
Circumstances aod E,cit"s sympathy
OF tn" Nich -l'urclJ M ImrEiuatiN"
The State, 2Iih.

The State last night received a
bunch Of kilograms from New York
offering sensational story, Of whirh
this is q sample:
"Daushter Wade Hampton and
babe found starving"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-01
GlGnn Springs Railroad,
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Assured that there was On i. pos
tor abroad, the New York story wa
ordered just to see what it was, and
here it rs
New York, Oct. 2S.-Mrs. Beatrice
Hampton Gordon, granddaughter of
Gen Wade Hampton Of South Caro-.
lima, is starving with her | year old
baby boy in an attic in the poorest
section Of this city. She told pitia.
hle tale of mistrentment at the hands
Of her husband, who deserted her
shortly before the birth of their son.
Mrs. Gordon wants no charity. She
says that she will accept any kind Of
respectable employm ent in order to
provide herself and the baby, whose
birth is soon expected. Several weAi.
thy families are already talking with
Mrs. Gordon through representatives
and she will no doubt te emploved
within the next few days. c. y. B
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-01
ATLANTIC COAST LINE!
FAST AaPJE

BetWeen Charleston and Columbia,
Upper South Carolina and North
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-01

Close connection az Greenwood for ali
points on s. a. l.. and G.. and q. Railway and
mt tSpnrtanbnrg with Southern Railway
fof any information relative 70 tickotA
ratios, schedules, address
w. J. CRAIG, Gen. Pas. Agt.,
. >,<>x Augusta, Ga,
j. h EN- ERSON, Traftle Manager