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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07
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Cine olcinitebcnOc 6rou piini6t Stcae als
&dusbdltcrin fir cinen ~sinjeluen 0trrn, ODER als
2inOtrlpdrtcriu CUTE 8efcrtnsen. Wun a~OrciFrc:
rW. 9. 76,~ Expedition Oieic5 81. CLIP
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gu perfdufen.

Gin cut slblenots glameneei6Git biuig gu pers
fauicn. N06juiragtn in CIR. 1861, 6anorersStr.
C&9-lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07

trLungt
Sin iunqcr Naan als Qelitr in elmer SroOz
bdderej. 0a6juirasen in 3r. l4l7, Noro=Sbarles=
6trlBs. C5IV-IlI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07

SHepSSrset $50;
5f. Saar uno SOC. pro 8O6s. 6e6t'g 9ianos
Sdotn, Hr. lo0l, SIOs@barlss=, Gde Sambures
Strube. (2S3A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07

trldnat
Sin 9ddtr ais brittle 0ano ootr tn Sunoer Der
etipas pom Der Sdderei osrittbt. Nadjntragen IL
s.. 1901, Golumbia= Npenue. Bold
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erluuQt.
Gin 9Gdrr als brittle oanp. 9dbtr.s in Yr.
q42, 9toro=SdDzStr. Old
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$1,000 60: Ii, ala., Con, 5cr,......""... 1861
5000 @traiuio MiOlauO, scr ......."..'.. 1881
$1,000 @tlortic Goait Sine, /, 4tr...".... 9tl
$1,000 Qtrinqton Ct. Observation-Disclosures. 100
I25 ant. N. N, Observation-Disclosures. Is
200 Cotton Gucf, Common .............. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07
0euttge S6luBrdte:
8a!timprer GffeftenbDrit.
Baltimore, ben 6. Nobember.

Per:Attt fBr BEN .9tutihtR Goyr.ipouDtntsn' bur4
,. Bm. RiDOtnoorf & Go.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07
&frlaMgt.-W i anner nn0 Gnaben.

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Gin @ddcr als sipeite @anO. 3a63ufraesn be;
81. M. 3bomc, Nr. 1437, 4ottcrion=gpe., uabe
Strider =StraBc. (3lll
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SU peItQufeHs
soh6nr: unb S6tpejneiutter, % big 81 Cents
bro Sni3l. Cab Get0 Co. Rr. 29, SiiOs
seoparo=Strabe. (3O8-ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07

trIan9 I.
y otuti6e Ruabeu ais GubrIeute ttr 2arrtn II.
Maaen. Ttruer 20 MGnucr, I'M i'll eineur SteInz
bruG su arbcitsn; itstiet Arbeit; CUTE Stjablung.
0a6,u;raqen bel Der rS6ruino AuarrD g." Go=
monoion:Npe. Sll-lZl
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Seutl9es Nrbeits : 9ta9DeIlungs=
0iirpnu

CIR. 2l9. eio=Sbnrp=6trab:, unttr Der dutF6t Der
.O.uti6tn @eitn;bafts. 0itisuigtH. iueI4. bouts
fbt 6anoprfsr, arbtittr Hub S;tnfbottu lu bes
ias'ustH niuiG,H. molten h& rtri6nIib Oder in
~franfirttn SriefsH an BIN astntsH Ger gti.ni&dii,
etvab,, peHbtn, iptlaer uEtntetltIid Sustunft ers
tbtI.H piro. Rireaus6trustn Don / bis 5 ubr.
CScn2S. lSl
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0erIanet
9ui6clmdnner erHer 6lafe, UNI mad Maibin0ton
M otbcn: fctiqe @cibdftigung, SIG pro l8Obt.
@at,ufraesn bel 3obn u. @riiiitb & 60, Rr. 8,
Sauouer= : trube. 3lO-lu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07

0Iesanfrs 9idninp $685.;
tptrtb $3.50. Sebt's 9iano=9ao.n, gr. 1901. eiin.
Charles, Ode 9nmburq=S Sir. C2S9G
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erIdngr
gi9rsassnttn. e.esn GtbaIt uno SonmtIfon.
Ra6juiraetH bu a. ROttlsif, Rr. l29, WtH'
gambtn=Strat.. C5uIil1, l2Dlt@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07

MT&rr unb 2ebrlings fp.rotn Rsts e.iu&t bonn
Shutt Observation-Disclosures Der IRA
r~pIdnDtr SddersY.rsintgung,' Rr. 942. Rore.Sap'
Gtrdbs. C0al9.lS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09

BOILER AND ENGINE for sale at a
bargain. Sturtevant 10 horse power
steam engine and boiler in A l condi-
tion, cost $3.50, will sell for $3.50. In
use 8 years. Address 0. D., News
Office. 9-12-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09

GUARANTEED BICYCLES SIS.
Sewing machines, all makes, lowest
market prices. 1856 State street, A.
Jensen, dealer. 3046-7-10-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09
A Cars SarcOphagus.

Sarcophagi for Gar Alexander II.
and his wife, Maria Alexandrowna, are
nearly ready. after being in the work.
mems hands for IL years. The cars
sarcophaugus is cut out of al enor-
nous block of green jasper from ST.
IBERIA; the czarina's from a block of
pink rhodonite from the Ural noun
tains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09
WANTED-sEvERAL persons of

HAND PAINTED CHINA shirtwaist
sets are the popular thing. Orders
taken for studs, cuff buttons and belt
buckles, also hat pins, at ia Rector
street. 7-17-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09

Medium Weight Underwear, Mems me-
d UNI weight natural grey under
wear, full regular made, price per
garment...................49c ard zoe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09

Mems Pajamas, fine quality for Out
ing, Flannel, we'll made, and per-
fec; fitting, neat patterns, all sizes,
price per. suii..."."."..........""''Soc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09

Mems Wool Hose, all wool half hose,
light, medium, and heaVv welghEs,
black and grey, per pair 20, 3d. 4Sc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09

FOR SALE-High Grade 10 horse
power steam engine and boiler.
Second hand. Excellent condition.
Manufacturer, care of Evening News.
4-8-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09

Mems Shirts, Most desirable styles,
lightdark and plain white grounds,
plain ard plated bosoms, nOne bet
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-10


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2"(''Qo!la NNo VI oF F'N'N,..>" 4"'
pci'
Nert StNro u. Erullt lI,At Qlt'ti
5uS' l''',m @'V',tn,sG @ ~, t% "'' nv 'S}or,
>u'""9 H"''a ",",' .. 80, s,,s 80 e..
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-10
Tota puichra es tn.
Maria.
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eaai sp:a gsansg aa,
fsar n4nSsr,ls5lia an,V,ss
Gm i4i en- RssssRiaa.
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: 5paJ',lg, ba3.E5o5ga
au' Isocr emf: nan Imzitygu
Son mH .egsl4l: ampossn.
o silut IN I,mau. isuyiaa.1
Sor 's,st TIT cInHslsllIs;
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1.201 u aszo-ssr;
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G- s.l.i4fa Sccc-osE.
e. Fl: si7 C.a...ir. Es;t z.t 54r.;
Er- t.s' ~, G-.s..1.c.
'5ac- l1s' snt-..t, Der G.,s Iss,
llgo .,a io re. seI1n7t
TAEa, ma...os I'M gain,
S.sts ~, YEN slassraaa5s,
Sa Clr sg.srasH uir agetu
De ilsfts, rsise laate.
{ asrvi4i III f5o;tes 81 1eH 9ai1
Wit t1dim ltoev fuH
Cle ian7'rau, ets--eea eua,In elsl5-
C,V' 5Qn5' ssi6aTen ~
ao"1@ poa aersItaie,.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-10

ouyt bic QustI i,ints @tpsbut in
1Ral ooty ,tnm '6i dls fy i'm = au1t
naao lu' t94t, % ji,h,R. am Stlu.
;r6an iUIiAsU 0anisDillt Wao g.tas
tax &!l5lml. ogyb 3Iila ourtbphrt
Dar,t lao i2oild ue.runos, III m.ist
Arml 'lH.. II not h,Jit an.,r ben
-tU2.lt:n uno pj' 10 bore in C..a.
bona Care ltllIte lys. d: 0ilil
m a.r &r'tsn I g9o.tta, echollt ar III
uatIy Der be1lnoi3!n PH.ls ielnsy
RlA:glo:H. 81 MthcilbL os: Rs-i.
mta.e: lag in 2:tltur, pih,cno Scar
). ns0f tlHer aloereg o,s Eiisg5aan
b.plpitn, Die btltlae:s oIrt o.a 81,
rtttijttn Sen. Ro0on 5,ora5t rarss.
AHIou !s1rt: l1oa in C.;n5:r Nistbta
Sl5c.s sum R,llmsHls ilrIt aus
mltlt ou HlgfS 81. Z. nj. t:uI
~; i1n.r not g5;Hor.m o.a s:f e.
paatl Ralp2idt. d. lIs5v;l!l. 10
Usl: + U.iB. md ro1 lm yss.u uQo
lgN &ly5:g, wit f, 9gts Sa.>.tsa
ma tl. Sytllit ;l3ta 10 Die SSu..
ta >t: &.,t.s jy3t 5iott: to, olag..
,bg @ln5 bat o1s Silmmt g.r.5ttl:
jlr Summ;u pao rj5i g:ar 10 ttli,
IA U1> pa5I..;l.:se. l9N olnl,4.
lan1 nj o;n 1Plyio; nl3 %Wo p.u
. C>ls, CltHely.' es;r 81. etar
H,.lty ocn ilbnJ.t MT o.y jaau.
l|"bn" 'att sodsr,,s b,tbit.' S.s
ID - tlrtg SsHmTas It. ars,,
rlmm' gN> ltiuas,n ,plra,. III otrta
r1'yHl U.'3Jc lWtg.a..'hta QlnT,os
ell Mi &oJIIc9t tIgjariNnl,E gfsstta
Mltr rs oet q 0G'. yfNty. BE en
tu9Ar.tI W5Nu!1.g w:t,e, iligoEn.
tt. ptua Ibyt 9ya'lt lli 2gl,irta p9a
- --}o 1Rd!tl ua;tr otl Suaagm
'H;r 'A9it'n Soalf IN J3.' ga
Aa3 II aoty 'lp uu2laU5ly.l @:l:.
,uyp R0yIu; nuo H5., $gst G1l
oauh (hlitr. Ntl!ia nltllstT a;rtE
tLa'Hot uno tIU'tla: ty.Ista.
N Is EN- @InNu. lpsGl tlgt ola..
aaU Rluon llll5yIt clti,g l,situ
t.a,g Ill Wtst. lg1 @ylsey MT
&UmtI 'ta,&t; ou,t 9aHta,, %tetl
u0a Gt'auSt lbytr acA MI oIt saoill4
ol@ SlGo ,tr;.tst. e III Nu s,mla;
Slea ms - ii. ltcg M t:ll s,:nt
Il ana 9tby: p2r al,a Nauer:n 81
a%tt' ElA ,gir tiG; tr1sstU f.,gy.
oty &olt 4Eai l9G} III yua ot Uu.
tx >sl sa2'g3Ra a;S ~ T. i. 1nH
ven C'aN ,gss et3 Iniua1ott.g
lSt,ltyN l,ol!ltn uuJn;l Nat m,a
e II s@crg9lla. 9lF !; c,t! ilr a,t
.Illea dHala. eutu SAoW Il 81 l1uu
'@ 1iua W.. lenNsyn lm lntta VI.
Al0}Ip uus auot,ju N,aUmts,tu Diem.
IN uaS ron hsntu iHtQytgt ooyt All
>.@ SIytsa's yUsyHl @,bt & ect
5saotyts 9aU QIag;a in GlHot. OK
c'ti lpIa lsJ ais S9ttg1ill le,pla.
~ .R,wos'aI FlD- llily.in s.i,Ityt.
"a. no mlu p,ltpeit RECRUITMENT. ium
ofola,ulN; lbuy Stlsssr ily immcr
'yTlalei! el-uarun Mot ,lamil sln
Slsl;Iu aul ois 9rlb .lnes Somts.
'Iu;s i. Saulis. ,ines Snc. EtlImep.
II mo auo,rsr lss,n, Dc 10 pisI flt
>ls @oS! Scr 3aAiommsu sttban aas
l,n,r brlwu S&tphalla a.osaisn, Bic
itya. III Saotl itpu 10 lanss ialum-
n,yn uub agf osH sysmpst,ntsB zines
SaSritl pdrt,u! ! 30. 9uets.
-Strisrsu.-Sin Sins 3 Snbr
III Don eunt,l roibsr isarse .eshe rn.s-
.lnl.rbtt I'm reatsn DIR. IRA q isit
'ia,m Ronlt Elm Rals babtR. 91tr
ibty oil,s Sss cher oieis Ra5 ,ntrs,
er dlsJ Ossr Der Seossticn e.sits Slat.
- al;lanl, sieb,. sradIt oarar ,Ht-
twc,nat 5elehauas.
e;arls 5ali.r.
7ssist 'pI. Rs.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-10
A New Kind of Razor.

fou'ih SstNsts N the vsy ''rhs 1als Afsiy
have di6e fent from ins Other rlIcf
II hsves cean ana keen.-snooih Ase nsy.
II sosxnt pull OF bTeik hairs.
The taaf' 10 the only perfect fer ,Ss-sh,vsI
The rigid handle and fhe anti-eut gart pshs II bet
ter Than he ordinary TiIorbetter eohtrsi Of the saes
taft Strcp hcae QueseF ~ert posselsa sstc ~
hS ssittr thaa othsf safety raisr ss<ssss It's a
rIcS hos-kass OF the very nnssi raasr steal
fuf eonsaNe-.f "a ZACH blade.
AS:x ssyslt the am sAass l0S nsst-,es
Hay Hoasy tsek.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-10
Fotdit- mo 2tIlerIe,.

s. '''N "N'""
.SerolN rcs G}loubrns" unp Bolts.
y .blntt" ,ui,mmrl s. - p,r 3obr. Mlit
q grdnir S2.1,
-.Sar n,,n.r s,nm,,n mn N,,
moblm pcn ycot, etrtl tc'0nru iih
B gsiien Z Rr'to'lftoibcr bier.
Il Su, NwmN Gthpi ppn EL
gpuil beiatl m, 3lt 6ituuos mo
9e,uanolt bd atlr0'5 0cmc
-.g,, Rel, Nss ctm,nIbl,h,,,s
i III ba. lt,t,.n caun, i..,cn Qller,
oris etm 4larlry lgeaocrg A,nl 81
fer.
n,,, o,,m,rc o.,, s,1vh., ia
ouI hcr c,1r,rI,.' n oh,r l,p,,n wt. ~.
ribttn na,b l,i , n yt[,e n,r W,E,t,
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80 a,..
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lglpst UNi' !" 0'' ,,,', |sVenu"9 's.'es 'l
'av'lS SH e''''IV. >S"''@'" Va'V'W
oell''u":.'
-Nl'is " 70 'taoIIh mir DC Ius
gen eli, NsJHnt2. 40 nfn CT i1
.btlldNe'l III Oh NH'9t1@'''a lIdh
''Veu ''''L'''
--Nraa y. y, >&sst'r' unn lFrl.
Gcllllh Eil''' Nt1ottl nh NIou'lA ttI
ougaf ''a'- ,lFn,'.'o ,... ','o' n"o ''V'
's" tuSs '"''"' .'''' '''''''
-Tt looiaIt y" ,io5. 0HeNcI,
ei9tnilumU h. Central 8'iel nnh
oehen 1g5n Y'sf' 'A1tn Atlitrn BON
eilltm 1dgp1H H"At N00m1.
Sic junsu Ny,m Stntp ii. 6or.
rao eamic. aub ttm 6u. Stmtttr
Wsaaoie uuo 1r.c,c pon Vocic Gr.h
!amtn acpus n rlrm @uwauo'tu
/ beiud)r sd &e."Haa ouf 0tm Ntim.
! psae bryourt.
m.....n...nu u w.,. ,,.n 1t,
S'''"' ~; @ +'",' ~, ,.,'.',, ~ >'.' ', va" V"
sNs s-,G9,.' Wv" ~, .,' y,.,''" .',' - 49,; w. w.
it.iS, .aS, ;."'.' ; ~, ..'' ,'"H Nm, y', w
-, 49, ,"e,' wv va /
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-10
GLOBE MERCANTILE Go.
PIC East men STR.
JEFFEPSOH CiTY No

SER Gcinrib Sbwartcnoobl lam
nat urtm Nu'tnblIic bon mebrcrm
~ yn, III lioriiHebnrQ Am SdmNtaQ
imut nab 2Htnplllld Der aiiG Iittin
vumlib, Seiurit ltotu't ben gam.
ttt uh,r bier 81 mcllcu mO itmc Cilpds
ihwOtptC acnltItuticu WIcoCr Su be.
lrbtN, Nlci,s gtIinlt lbu etnc ,SmCl'
i'll. gNr mic u, ~ ltd C,l0Ubtu 'onu
N ciuCm Nptd me Ols 'tlutS StWa,
dtl4 AN. Npr0mcOct9 81 (uht III nt'
,r". Wuu, 100 duotty oas l,tbtI nldi
MD NOuru trdt. talo ntaCn SrbtuS.
dtlil N ut CuWatt luI,tu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-10

Ncu ,Nchn Cur ron soelBiowu
ha,tl bic, euoc IcEiey g@o1c pigha'tt
II trI,NNtN.
-S,lu y. I. Sblutcy uuo "%abu"
pan l1a. Wiustu iib bier bel 2cr,
aauotH All %r'Ut.
Is. !, HttttI ~ 80. UUo ger
mann Niitmcptr peridnotcn 0nionls
hct lHotr lt tinc NoriaomA &ith nla
81 Npul2.
Nnr Mjlilm GnIImcutr Der 'tt
APal otics Sabrt$ III Nyihnlds al en-.
Ct mi Pan btQyincutu 6ji:nblbn ais
~ ltmon" 'nQlrlt, ltbttt an sam.
nl4 huoAr Wlat I'm eInt 3tliIlna in
9ytl't ot. irimeu iu lrclItg.
We offer gen the best ready
m0de clothing in the lpoyld, the best
Ue bnoW WdrrGrtet oil W0oi-gua-
ranteed in eUery respect and zoe
can iii yor iuSt as yell GE your H.
quIe.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-10-14
The Trusts Playing Out.

The trusts went up like rockets.
They are coming down like rocket
sticks. The latest one to hit the
ground is the salt trust, which start
ed out with an alleged capital Sl2,-
O00,OO0, and has landed on the earth
with S37, 800 There are more in the
air headed the same way. 1t is stated
that since January Of this year
forty-iour New Jersey trusts have
been placed in the hands of receivers
whose aggregate authorized" capital
was $50, $40, 900, which managed to
get trusted by some body to the ex-
tent Of 17,572, 333, 81, for the pay
ment Of which they are estimated"
to have assets Of 81, 564, ,6S4, 2S. That
is just ABOUT enough to pay the re-
ceivers and lawyers for laying out the
corpses and burying them decently.
incidentally, New jerseys trust boom
has collapsed with the trusts which it
promoted, tht: filing fees are rapidly
dwindlirg. and the inhabitants of
that tnrifty state are confronted with
the prospect Of being once more COM
pelled to pay taxes for the support OF
their own state government.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-10-14
Advertising In the Church.

The wide-awake Methodist, and
progressive Presbyterians Of Wiscon-
sin, have reached the conclusion, as
the Chicago Record Herald expresses
lit, that christianity must go into
the advertising business OF it will
disappear"
This is probably an excited and ex-
travagant way Of stating the fact
that publicity is one Of the agencies
which might be used by the Church
or Westinghouse to good advantage.
Presiding Elder John, of the Oshkosh
District, declared at a Methodist Cou-
ference in Green Bay the other day.
that the Methodist Church must
adopt new Methods for attracting
people or conversions would cease, -
and DR.. Sanderson, Presbyterian
minister, has offered "a prize for the
best plan suggested for advertising
the Church"
In commenting on the above The
News and Courier hits the nail square
on the head when it says there is
probably something in this view of
the matter, but we doubt that the
ministers who spoke upon the subject
fully appreciated what they were
talking about. 1t is proper and neces-
sary, we should think, for churches in
large communities to advertise tie
regular church services in the local
newSpa pers, but the public would not
have much confidence in the sort OF
Christianity which would 60 into the
advertising business" as means OF
converting people to a religious life.
There ought to be no bargain counter
methods in the Church, and We
should not have much faith in d
Church which would seek the con-
version of sinners in job lots. or in
any effort that Methodist presiding
elders and Presbyterian ministers
might make to do business by mark
ing down the price Of salvation. The
sort of advertising that the churches
need is not the methods employed by
progressive mercantile establishments
but the advertising which would
come 10 them by sincere efforts to up
lift humanity. What the ministers
ought to do is to make their work in
the pulpit and in the pastorate more
nearly approach the needs of the
people they are trying to serve. Sen
sational sermons rarely do any pei
manent good. The idea Of merchand-
ising the pulpit is very bad idea.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-10-14
DAMAGE SUIT DROPPED.
The Case Against Harris and Morgan
Will be Stopped.

The following item, clipped from
the La Porte (Ind. Daily Herald of
Sept. 28th, will be of interest to the
readers of The Herald:
Norman Boyeson, sou Of the late
JAMIE Stewart BoyeSen, whose death
at Asheville. n. c., as a result Of in
suits and indignities suffered at th,
hands of a Dr.. Morgan OF Augusta,
Ca, and Landlord Harris OF the
White Stone Lithia Springs at Spar
tanburg, 5. e., is still fresh in the
minds Of tie people, is a guest of
John H. VILE.
The announcement was authorized
Wednesday that ali proceedings rela-
tive to the sad affair would be dropped,
the sons Of the deceased Indiana liter
ary woman and musician having no
desire to incur the notoriety that the
pushing Of the cases against the land
lord and the doctor would occasion.
1t will be recalled that Mrs. Boyesen
started a s50,0O damage suit in the
federal court at Charleston, S. c.,
shortly before her death, and Of course
her passing away would necessitate
the fling of new com mplaint, in
which the sons would be the plaintiffs,
but after consulting friends and at
torneys it has been thought best to
drop the matter. They feel, as do
all who are conversant with the facts,
that there would beDo trouble obtain
ing substantial damages from the
Southern landlord and the Georgia
doctor but tce gain would not. repay
them for the notoriety and trouble
which they would have. They feel
also that their mothers name has been
fully vindicated through the newspa-
pers and by right minded people and
so the pushing of the damage suits
will not be necessary"
Mr.. James t. Harris, proprietor of
the White Stone Springs Hotel, is
in the city. In speaking to a Herald
representative Wednesday, he autho-
rized the statement that not one of
the stolen articles of jewelry has been
recovered.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-10-14

distributed more money during his
many years Of service than any other
man in the employ Of Uncle Sam.
AS chief Of the bureau Of salaries and
allowances Mr.. Beavers had control Of
the salaries Of all the postal employees
in the United States except the letter
carriers and railway mail clerks. Sal
aries Of postmasters are fixed by law,
but Mr.. Beavers exercised large dis
cretionary powers, and it Is estimated
that he had control annually Of $685.
100000.
Mr.. Beavers had been twenty-fouE
years in the postal department, eleven
Of them as post Office inspector. When
he was allowed to resign 3,046 promo
tons, which he had recently made,
were Cancelled.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-10-14
Entire Crew Killed.

Three men we're killed and an entire
crew injured by the explosion of the
boiler of a stave mill Of the Standard
Oil Company at Crossville, Tenn,
Thursday. Something got wrong with
the boiler and Fireman Polk was seek
ing to ascertain the cause when the
boiler bust and he was instantly killed.
Walter Gilbert Of Rising Fawn, Ca,
sawyer, was also killed and Foreman
Gooch of Waynesbory, KY, died
Thursday morning as the result of a
fractured skull. A number OF other
men were seriously injured, but will
recover.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-10-14

THREE Of the Van Wormer broth
ers, who murdered their uncle, were
electrocuted in the prison at Dame
moro, \. Y, Thursday. They were
no ordinary criminals, yet the crime
for which they paid the penalty was
one of the most daStardly in the court
annals of the State. 1t is rather grue-
some to think Of family being Wip-
ed out in one day by the law. although
the Governor, knowing the evidence
was forced to decline the pitiable
plea sent forth in behalf Of the prison
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-10-14

Col. Leonidas Williams Spratt died
recently in Jacksonville in the 82th
year Of his age. He was the last sur
viving Charleston delegate to the Sc
cession convention and amoung the
last surviving six to sign the declara-
tion Of secession. Through the
columns Of The Southern Standard,
of which be assumed editorial charge
in 1858, he strongly advocated seces-
sion of the South, and was sent to
Florida to persuade that State to cast
it's lot with South Carolina. He was a
first cousin Of President James X.
Polk.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-10-14
Increased Death Rate.

Al increase in the death rate Of the
army from 1896 a thousand in 1901
to l5.4 49 Thousand in 1902 is shown
in the annual report Of Surgeon
General O'Rlley for the fiscal year
ending June 30. The increase is at
tributed to cholera, which caused
3.94 deaths thousand. The report
commends the freedom from miScon-
duct among the inSular scouts. The
spread Of vice in the white troops is
due to the loss Of the canteens. The
white troops suffered less than the
negroes ana Filipinos.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-10-14
Suicide in Bank.

At Massilion, O., Albert NJ. Wet
ter, prominent young business man,
proprietor of the Massillon Sand s.
Stone Company, president of the
Massilon Steel Sand Company and a
director of the State Bank here, COM
mitted suicide in his office at the
bank early Wednesday by shooting
himself through the herat. The body
was discovered by the janitress Of the
building a few minutes after the fatal
shot was fired. Intimate friends
know of no cause for the act. He was
unmarried, and lived with his parents.