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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-09-22
RArEs FROM UNDERSTANDABLE

ABOVE rates are Tor the round trip Tickets will be soil
WEDNESDAY, August 17th 1904 ONLY with final limit 70 "a
turn any time up to and including September l. 1904
For detailed information sleeping car reservations at
ply to G. LusK, District Passenger Agent 1os Yves.
Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida y
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-09-22

Baker county, Florida, is in
the same category with Breath
lit county, Kentucky, And the
entire State suffers.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-09-22

Justice sup. ne Court
ROBERT 5. COLKRRLL,
THOMAS S. SHACKLEFonD,
!. S. WHITFIELD n,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-09-22

United States Senator
JANfHS p. TA.IAFRRRo.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-09-22

For Representatives
CHARLES l.. LEGGETT,
]. ELLIS BLANTON.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-09-22

For County Judge
JAS. p. MARTIN.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-09-22

For Clerk Circuit Court
THOs. 2. MARTIN,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-09-22

For Sheriff
RANDRLL h, MORROW.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-09-22

ustlee Supreme Court, Six Years.
r.. FHSWI TAYLOR.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-09-22

For Tax Assessor
DIT. J. PATERSON.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17

Sinh alles, mas Inn geIagt ipirb, un6
ipo5u pirb bies bIinbe 8ertrauen miBz
brdu9t2 I'm bur9 9rpbungen nit
benz i9pur5en Mann, benz bDien
Suno unb an6eren tb6ri6ten 9ingen
sin nGrtigIein" Der 8leinen gu err
spingen! Man fam bas tGgli9 unz
5Gblige Male b0ren auf Spielpldben,
SpaSier9Gngen unb aud IOnIt iiberaG
bd, mo feline Huge, berItGnbige Mutter
ielbit ibre 2ieblinge iiberpudt. 9i9t
nur bieie unperniinftigen Srbungsn,
ipnoern aud manGen anberen einaez
biirgerten llnfug iuate mar aus alien
Sinberitubsn perbannen, 70 Dor allen
ben S6IuB ienes betannten @iesens
liebes:
SGluf ainb6en fdGaf, ba brauBen
9ebn Spei S9af',
Gin i6tpar5es unb Elm peibes;
limb tpenn Oas Sinb nidt artig f6Gdft,
Damn tommt bus i9nar3e uuo
beibt es.
dub benin cine i9le6te Site burGs
arg 6%eibebalten iperben, nur neil bic
9%eipobnbeit lie sebeiligt bate Sa
lie9t nun 10 elm armes Seel9en, bas
ni4t f6nsa genug eini6Gafen lam, in
ieinem 8ettden unb madt trampfbaft
bic augen gu, bdmit nur ia ods
ihredli9e Sbier ni9t tommt uno ibm
elm QeiO Sufii9t. @ielei9t piro es
ii6 gar inter bic 9ede pertrieden unb
iecsnfals mGus6snitiG Iein, aber be-
rubtgt lift es bur9 biss S9lummerIieb
ii4er ni9t, benin nod in ieinen SrGu.
men pirb bic ~aufgeregte pantaiie es
quGlen. &ann mar iiG ba T6lieBli6
punbern, tpsnn bic Sinber IGeu unb
bdnge perben, teinen Nugenblid ALIEN
iein ipplen, unb fi9 unfGgli9 fiir6ten,
bur3 elm buntles 3tmmer gu seben2
Wldnde Sbrdne, man6eS tunbe Stpeds
lpier 4nsit t0nnte ibnen erIpart iperz
ben, penn me6r RiidIi6t alf i6r tinbs
lifes @mpfinben senommen fpiirbe.
gs 1T aber bod nidt MIR Mutterz
pfli4t, fonbern aud beiligites Mitz
teribeal, ieinem 8inoe bas 2eben 10
ffDn uno ionnig pis m0gIi6 gu ulas
den.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
nRa. @eib9en. mas to6It 0u benin
WtutterseSaufea.

Wir TaBen i'm Sdmmerlidt in benz
eemiitbliden 8ouooir meiner SreuHs
bin, unb tie ersiblte mir itola alIers
banb Dunberbinge BON ibren nieblis
den Sleinen, beren frDblides 2a9en
unb &rGben aus benz Neben5immer gu
uns brang. .8aIb gerietben mir in's
ri6tige Plaubern uno merften bel uns
ferer eifrigen ll~nter6altung ni9t, baB
es brauBen INNER buntler unb i'm
Sinber3immer INNER filler tpurbe.
biz plOBli9 tldsIifes Weinen uns
auff6reden unb biniibersiIen lieb. Sd
faben bic brei Sinber eng aneinanber
georiidt unb itarrten nit angiterfiias
ten 9tiden in cine buntle 3immerede.
,Nutti, ba lit Elm Wplf!" i9rie
&lein : Slie auf uns 5uItiirSenb unb
ibr @efidt6en in ben Rpdfalten Der
Nutter bersenb, uno binter tbr Der
pur5elten bic 3pilinge, 70 raid bic
tursen 8etn6en lie trugen, uno begans
men elm iGmmerlides 9eI6rei. So
tauerte cine gauge Weile, ebe mir ite 10
melt berubigt batten, bab mir itns aus
Sls6en's periporrenem 8eri9t bic
llrIa6e ibrsr Sur9t ertIGren tpnus
ten: 6ds Mdo6en, ipel6es I'M 3immer
sendbt bate uno babel bds &leeblatt
beaufii4tigen iOlte, bate ibnsn Elm
Mdr6en erSGblt.
nSa, Snnte, unb od mar Der Wolf,
unb er frebte bds feline Mdo6sn gang
auf, unb er frebte bic 9rOBmutter
au9," bas mar Der Rsfrain, iiber ben
bic 8leine ii9 ni4t berubiseu tonnte,
fpGbrenb ffeue 9lide bic unbsimlt6s
Gde itreiften. Run pubten mir gez
mug, nRotbtdpp6en" bate einmal
fpieber 1tnbeil in Der &inberItube ans
geri6tst, unb nit aIer lleberrebungss
tunit perfu6tsn mir bic tIeinen @ngits
hafen gu iibsrseueen, baB gang iptrts
lid unO p~ubrbaftig tein nod 10 frS4er
@olf in's 3immer bate einbrihesn
t0nnen. 9amit ie ibre angIt iibers
ipinben l~ernten, na6men mir 1ie BEL Der
S1ullp AHu YtlSeI MI lVAtIl III plt
buntle Gde. Gnfangs tlammerten iie
fi6 feit an uns, bann aber fam nit Der
@rtenntnib Der @runbloiigtsit ibrer
Sur6t ben tleinen S6eImen Der Mutb
Suriid. unb als nun gar nod bas eins
tretenbe MGo6en bic brennenbe 2ampe
mitbra9te, ba berrfdte balb pieber bic
oIte 5rDbIidteit. unb fir beute mai
bas llngliid sutgemu4t.
Sa, fir beute. aber aud fir INNER?
@ir ale ipifen, bab in zen eriten
2ebensiabren in bss 9inbes Steele bic
Seine sepfIegt psrben miifsn, aus
benen ii9 ipGter Der Gbardtter entpiz
deIn Ioq; uno bod ptrb eerabe in Der
3eit am meiIter in Der @rsiebung ges
feblt = tbeils aus 9ebantenlpIigteit,
tbeils aus llnpifenbeit - mo Der
8eritanb oes &inbes Wa6res unb
Salides nod nift untsri6eiben tann
uno es pei6es Wa9s in ben SGnOen
ieiuer lmaebung lit. Rod aIaubt bas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17

Der ret6e SeiOenbdnoler Stpan
PetropitI9 3atoblep bat ieine guten
Jreunbe, 10 eradblt Elm ruTiI6ss
9Iatt, in iein prd4tigss 2anObaus in
elmer Sommerfrii4e bel petersburg
selaoen. Mun bat idon aGsrbano
&ur5peil setrieben unb ii9 MN gum
W&ui4tuz lSliesens) Spiel bingeIebt.
Sas Mui9ta beItanb bissmal barin,
oaB Dor ieben Mitlpieler elm @lGs9sn
Sognat bingeitelt pirb; ale baben fi9
rubig gu psrbulten, bas Deitere BEN
SabIrei9 umberIummen6en 6Iissen
ii6erlahenb. SobaIb eine bon bieien
iif auf elm @las nieberldBt, muB Der
gliidIiGe 8eiiber ben Sognut austrins
fen. 9ds 9lds piro natiirli9 Iofort
pieeer na6gefiiut. Oa nun, ipie gee
idgt, bic Sliegen duberit 5ablrei4 pors
banosn iinb, nimmt oas Spiel eineK
red6t lebbuften @erlauF. gus tsinabc
Elm babies 9uBsnO Slai6en uusges
trunten iinb, ert0nt plDBli4 uuf Der
Strabe Der Ruf: vMoroI9ne! Nos
roI6ne!" (gisD Del Se6ante, nit
etlpus Sis bic beim Spiel almGbli9
etpas erbiBten @emiitber ab5utiibIen,
pirb tuum uusgefprO6en, als aud Der
@aItgeber ben Gismann rufen ldbt.
n8ie bel Portionen befeblen @uer
9ndben2" So bel, pie @Gite od
limb" ,Nebmen Sic bod bas 9anSe
= fir flint Rubel tret' i'd es ab."
rTein, es lit gu Oil." n8irfli6 ni6t,
Guer 9nuben, i'd dlsin tOnnte es aufs
eFsn." rSuIt. Suride, bid nehmen
mir beim Dort," ruff Der Sausherr.
,3ebn Rubel iolit bu babsn, tpenH Ou
@las perSebrIt. 9tbsr merit Dir, mas
Ou iibris lGBt, tbun mir Dir in bic
Miibe." Der @ismann iiberi4lGst
Ii9 ben @spinn, tbut einen Seuf5er
uno aebt ans Wert. Ratiirlid bat er
supiel ~iibernommen. 9ls sr bic erIte
Torm geIeert bat, itObnt er: n@rbars
men Sic ii9, es gebt p~ubrbuftig niat
mebr, Guer @nabsn!" nSinber,
f9miert ibm bic anbere Sorm in bic
Riibe!" ruff Der Suusberr. Mit @ins
beseile piro bic MiiBe nit Simbeereis
9efiiat unb benz armen Seufel uuf ben
Sopf geitiiIpt. Sn eistqItsn, rotbges
fdrbten Str0men lGuft ibm Der iiiBe
Salt iiber oas GeIi6t; er 5ittert me
GIpenlau6, benin uuBer bieiem um|
i9laa bat er minOeitens brei Pfuno
Sis i'm Magsn. Die I6er5baften Sers
rem I9iitteln il9 Dor 2a6en, geben ihT:
feiaen 8tbner unb lafIen ibn laufsn-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
Gin Soraoo Der Srauen.

9ei fat alien R~aturb0ltern unb fat
alien duf seringer 9ulturItufe ftebsns
ben eurOpGif6en 8Oitsrn gilt bic Srau
mebr ooer tpeniger nur ais 2aItthier.
MIsrtpiiroig 1T, oaB gerahe BEL einem
Regeri famine, ben 8slonbes am untes
rem SambeIt, bic 5rauen cine aerabesu
bepor5ugte Stellung einnebmen. Sin
iunser Wunn. Der beiratbet, mus feline
6rau aus ibrem Sraal bolen; er muB
ii4 perpfIi4ten, bic 5rau seitlebens
nit 8rennbol5 gu periorgsn. Die
&tnoer ieiner Srau seb6ren niat ibm,
ionoern ibr. 9afir muB bic Srdu
aber pGbrenb Der @be san3 fir ibrsu
Mann fOrsen. Sin Rann, Der feline
Grau beleioigt, betommt ni6ts gu
ellen. aber ni6t nur feline 5rau pers
petgert ibm bic Rabrung, Iunoern aud
ale dnoeren 5raueu b.s Dries.
S6lGgt cine 6rau ibren Mann, oann
pirb lie perurtbeilt, ibn pom benz 5auie
bes 9duptIings Bis gu ibrem Sduie
duf benz Riidsn gu trassn. Qluf Oieiem
Setosnspe9e tpiro Ie bon alien MlGns
nern pertpiinI6t unb bsI9impft. Die
Beiber aber ermuntern iie: .Hsat BAIT
ou geba5t. tein Wdnn peroient's feiier,
mad es nur INNER TO-" SIN llebrts
gen 1T Der Sruu aud Elm gepiies
bdusliGss 3ii9tigungsre6t eing.z
rdumt, a6er nur Oann, lpenn Der
Wlann lid in Sings mtngt, bic thn
ni6ts ou9etsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17

MiBber # d s. Siirsen
Smmertlaas aus Piepentrug tommt
in bic Stabt. Gr bat appetit uuf elm
@las Bier uno gebt in elm pOrnebmes
Reitaurant. 9leid9iiltig fragt i'm
Der Oienenbe &elner: pPitsner, 9ulms
ba9er, @rdber2" = nNee." i4muna
5eGt Siirgen Smmsrtlaus, sratben
tonn' 81 MID. Sd bin ut piepens
trps!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
q t6tia

- Rtdtis seuntportst.
Sn Der lebten &rantbsit 6riebri6s bes
@roBen ipurbe Der betannte Sannu>
Oer'i9e 2eibar5t Or. Zimmerman an
oefIen Srantenluger berufen. rSat er
Idon piele Meni9en in bic anbere
Belt b%efDrbert9" fragte Der MOnar4.
Zimmerman untportete: rTi6t 10
oieI ais Gp. Maieitdt unb ni4t nit
10 pielem Rubm."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17

= RitteI. nSie taI>
fen ii9 ben Surs5ettet Guf ben &igi
nadididsn. Serr SbisIobn9" r5rei,
lid, bamit bic 8orie audi n bis9en
auf bic sob fOmmen!"
III lie + 3 o n. &0s
din: Define 9nGbigs lei6t Dir elm
SIeib, ben Ball su bsIu9en9 Sole:
ga, i9 babe ibr bagegen @elb selieben,
buB tie einen S6eeabenb seben lam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17

- Ser Settings sSigsr.
Sn einem Safe ipartet Elm Serr iGon
Ianse 3eit auf cine 3eitung, bic ietn
Ra6bar lieIt. Cine Stunoe 1T beretts
pergansen unb Der etfrise 2eier TT
nod ni6t nit Der eriten Settle 5n Gn'
be. Sa perlGBt ben Serrn bic Schulz
unb er ruff Ieinem Ra@bar gu: 500
oen Sic nal, pel6en 8ufitaben tons
men sic siaentIi9 ni4t leienY"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17

: @uftGGruns. sd bate gar
ni9t seoadt, baB Der fil5tge Meier 10
p~ObItbGtige anpanoluneen bat =
neuli6 leitete er i'm @aitbauIe iogar
cine Sdmmlung fir cine Nitttpe Elm.
bic ben Gins ni6t eri4ptnsen tanu."
- nSa, bas lit bic Wittipe, bt. in ieis
mem SduIe ipo6nt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17

- angebradte @orftdt t.
Ri6ter: Saben sic nod etpus gu be-
merfen, Qngetlaster? 4nsetlagter
e6ensperIi6erungsagent): Sapobl,
i6 $40. Ri6ter (einfdleno): 0as
6eibt. nur etpas, mas auf bic 6eutige
@erbanelung 8e5ug bat, perIi9ern
IaTen pollen mir uns ni9t!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17

- 9emitbGi6. 5rau Tin Der
Sii6e): 9d mar bod nod ben augens
bid elm Stiid 8raten.. . mo lit oenu
Oas bin?! &06iu; 9as bat Der Sdrp
neegefrshsn! Srau: Der lit aber
bed gar ni9t bu9 SO6in: Gr rifp
cher gleid tommen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
@ngenebme @orbereituns

@utor (bsr Iebten probe feines
neuen Stiides b~einobnenO, bort bic
auf Der Scene ni9t bei6Gftigten Mis
men balb lauter, bulb letter Dor ii4
binpfeifen; entriiItet): sSerr Director,
perbieten Sie bod ben 2euteH bas
9feifen!"
Director: rIee, nee, mein Better,
bas babe i9 ia in Sbrem SntereFe ges
rabe erit dngeorbnet. Man fam ME
pifen, ipie bic Sadie beute abenb abs
Iduft, unb burum 1T es gut. rpenn sic
fi9 ieBt elm bib9sn ans pfeifen ge'
tp0bnen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17

-Surum. S6mann (eines Rabs
Iertlubs gu einem WitsIisbe): nit ben
paar 8eiiden am Raoe polIsn Sic ben
Slumentorip mitma6su! Mitelieo:
Nie beibt nur d pdar 9eiI6en. =. 9luz
men genug, mo i4 beige ROIsnSpsis!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
q bel.

2an9pierige 20funq.
rIlfo ou Bit iebt BEL einem Grfinoer,
Der an Der Contribution zines lent6as
rem 2ufti9iffs arbeitet, bis 5ur20Iuna
bisfeS Problems ais Silfsme9dnifer
ongeIteat9" Me4anitsr: ySd, enoli9
babe i9 cine 2ebensiteQung."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17

- @errannt. Sat (6eim Gins
treten ins Dirtbsbaus): 9onnerpets
ter! gber es lit ia beute 10 leer biera
@obsr tommt base &elner: q6,
~gnGoiger Serr, BEL benz Saupetter
bEeibt ia ieosr psrniinftige MenI9 gu
9auIs!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17

- Gin ibeates 8ergniis
gen. p9efGqt's Sbnen bel bisien
2eutsn?" .auBerorOentli9, ale mDgz
li6en bsriibmtsn 2eute iino anpsienb,
Sidter, MuIiter, Sanger -. uber es
pirb grunpiGBIi4 muir gegeHen unO
getrunten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
Gin gutter Setannter.'

SnteG: rWer mar benin Der Serr,
ben Su eben 70 freunOIid segriibt
hait2@
STUDENT: Der Serr Detnberl,
Stammgait bonn ngulOensn S9Ten",
elm fampier &erl, Der mir Ra9ts inns
mer bas S9IiiFeIIo4 bonn Saustbor
Iuden hilft!H
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
Gntru It t.

prot nbausr CFt i'm gartete, Der 3uIhuurrruum 1T fart Dsrbuns
felt, auf Der sabne 3s8t eben Elm 3autersr feline sinfe. Gin am akis
den SH6e itbenoer Srr bat aus @uieben benz proBn6auer ien Bier
ausgstrunsn; as btefr nun ietnen &rug Iar fnbet, ruff eN: s3aben, DO
3duberei pro mir gu bunt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
&e@t Iisb.ns IN Ii g.

@r Dom Babe suriidgetebrt): rSens
fe nur msin S9aB, mein bDIer Rbeus
mutismus lit ieBt gang Oeri4puns
pen."
Sic: % tpie i9abe, ieBt peroen mir
ni6t mebr pifsn, mann ii4 oas Dets
ter Gnosrt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17
ueberii9rte Quff6neis
oerei.

pin beuts bei 9raf So9beim eins
gslaoen gum Souper."
gSas 1T i9Dn, i9 aud, peroen uns
trsffen!"
(9erpirrt.) r@laube nt9t, peroe
ni9t bintommen."
rS9uoe, fperbe es benz 9rafsn fds
gen; er pirb %beoauern, bab sic ni9t
tommen."
nRein, nein, fuJen sic ni9ts! lin
Simmelspiasn!"
,Rdnu, lpdrum benn nt6t9"
Bin nGmIi9, offsnssItanOen -
gar ni9t eingelaoen!"
r9eine SDrge. id audi nidt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-17

(2lm S9luTe elmer gonfultation
fdgt Sottor Weier gu benz Ydtienten,
benz Rentier 9ierbuber: rS9iden sic
mir Sbrs Srau!"O - yNun, mas bat
er seiagt9" fragt Serr 9ierbuber neu'
gierig feline 5rau nab ibrer Riids
tsbr.
sd iol Dir ods 9iertrint.n bers
bieteu, aIois!" anttuprtet Srau Bier,
huber.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-26
Gutenberg's Achievement.

In the Century, Augustine Birrell
thus characterizes Gutenbergs epoch
making invention:
The invention of movable types was
the greatest distributive invention that
ever was or probably ever can be
made. 1t circulated knowledge among
the children of men. and plays much
the same part in human life as does
the transmission of force in the world
of physics. 1t was marvellous how
quickly thought was circulated even Ill
the age OF manuscripts. A book like
st. .Augustine's City Of Cod was
soon copied thousands of times, and
travelled through Europe after i
quicker fashion that most printed
books can to-day; but st. Augustine
occupied q unique position, and hand
copying. though a great trade employ
ing thousands Of scribes, could never
have fed the New Learning or Kept
alive the Reformation. The age OF
Gutenberg was an age of ideas, and de-
manded books, just as our day is a
day Of mechanics, and demands cheap
motion. telegraphy and telephones. Gu.
tenbergs first printing office is marked
by tablet. Go and gaze upon it, and
think Of New York Herald, the Lon
don Times and the Bible for two.
pence. The power of the press, cou-
pied with the name Of Johann Glen
feisch, commonly called Gutenberg.
would be 4 fine toast, but l dare say
Mr.. Choate would respond to it after
dinner in filter terms than ever could
the oid-fashioned printer, who led a
hard life and died dispossessel OF his
business and in poverty.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-26
His Money or His Life.

At Charleston few days ago.
vcuns ycm,n, Mrs. Marie Voight, wife
Of we'll known salesman, was ar
rested and sent to police headquarters
in the patrol wagon. Her arrest gre"
ont of 4 threat she made to lake the
1ife Of Mr.. w. Fla. who refu@ed a de-
n,and for mcney made upon him oF
the woman.
Mrs. Weight approached Fiat on
Bread street while he vas on his wa!
tc his business and demanded s9''
saving she wanted to take trip 10
E,1rcne The request was refused.
whereuron the woman said she WoulG
kill Kim if he did not give nef lhe
money. in officer was standing nearp!
and heard the threat. Mr.. Fiat caiie|
on the officer to send the woman N.
which was done. No charges were
made at police headquarters ard la'e'
she was released.
Mrs. Vcig:: is well known N inc CITY
and is s:..riEing looking Ind is possess
cd of A handsome figure. Her arrest
sas made at an hour when business
men were turrying to their places OF
business, and created quite sensa-
ton.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-26
MASSACRE BY MOR0S.
6Icodthirsty Renegade Filipincs Civ
inq Americans Lots Of Trouble
in MinGanao Island.

A report has been received in Ma
Mia from Camp Overton, On the island
of Mindanlo, dated May Is, stating
that a massacre had taken place On
the 18th instant near Malabang, on
the southern coast of Mindanao. Fifty
Filipino men, women and children,
the families of employees of the Mill
tsry government at Malabang, were
surprised at midnight by the Datto
Ali and band of Moros from the
Rio Grarde valley and slaughtered.
The chief and his followers escaped
before the alarm could be given.
Governor Wright has cabled the Sec
rstary of war making the following
quotations from dispatch sent to
General Wright by General Wood:
"No disturbance in Cottabatto val
ley. Affair was fight with band of
outlaws under Ali, who is as ,auch
an enemy of peaceful Moros as OF
ourselves. All Moros in valley are at
work and friendly, and for the first
time in the history are taking out
cedulas. Have taken out $500 in last
two weeks. Not the slightest cause
for anxiety Governor Wright adds:
Leonard Wood visited me, Basuio
about two weeks since. He went over
Moro matters fully. He was then san
guine there would be no further dis
turbance EXCEPT that involved in run,
ming down Ali, who is fugitive in the
mountains with small band OF Moros.
am inclined to think him correct in
his views. Incidents Of this charac.
ter are always liable to occur and
indeed may be locked fer. Aside from
what Leonard Wood says in the above
telegram 90 not believe 1t possible
that there will be any concerted op
position by Moros. They have no CHIEF
of prominence around whom they
could gather; they are divided into
very small groups, ccmmapded by in
significant dattoes, intensely Jealous
and at general war with each other.
The Nero act abolishing slavery and
establishing form of government
wholly at variance with what has ex-
listed heretofore naturally has produc-
ed some dissatisfaction, but for the
reasons indicated regard serious
opposition as improbable If not I'M
pcesible. The Philippine commission
has appropriated cut of the congress
sional relief fund s150,000 to enable
him to build roads through Lake La.
mao region. Had expected to visit Moro
province before this to make per-
sonal inspection, but they have 1een
detained by press Of other matters.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-26
New Approach in Science.

At present the phenomena OF physics
are, as it were, divided Into two
camps-ucoustics and hest, which are
explained from the Jaws of mechan'
les. and electricity, with its Subdivis-
ion light. which has not been satiSfac'
torily thus explained. For half cen
tury we have tried to explain electric.
ity mechanically, and may be said to
have failed; LEI us now try to explain
mechanics electrically, and sec where
that will lead us. Perhaps it is a
mere matter OF words whether VIC say
that all matter is electrically charged
or that all matte: is modified electric
ity. But it may lead to the llost Ia
reaching conclusions if. in eEpla!nin.
phenomena, the laws o. electricity
should be taken as the premise from
whici. we start. instead OF. as hither-
20. tic inertia Of m2ttcT.-Ninctcenth
Century.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-26
Murray Convicted.

George w. Murray, the negro VINO
rerressnted the seventh distrist III
ccngress fer two terms. was convict
ed at Sumter. the past week, OF forgery
after desrer?-e efforts by able coun-
sci to say, him. Murray was a tarllti
politician. and saved considerable .Hch-
O.. which hc invested in land. tie
now ow2: fully eight thouzand acres
This lanl re hrs been selling to nc
groec, on long time. under contract 20
make title when last payment is maIe.
IN 1897 Re sold a tract to Sclplo
CHAPMAN, hut refused to make title
after a railroad was built through It,
md in a civil suit pr ma forsel
contract to defrau.l Chapman OF the
land. Chapman had the original con-
tract. of which Murray's should have
been a duplicate. but comparison
showed that MurTay's vas a. forgery
and different il vital PARTICULARS. 1t
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-26

was proven that the forged contract
was on a blank form that was no.
printed until four months after the
original contract We: signed in dupli-
cate. showing shat Murray had de-
stroyed his original duplicate and Sub
sti.rted the forgery. counting upon
the Ignorance CT the negroes to escape
detection.
Later a motion for new trial was
argued before Judge Purdy. The mo-
tion was denied, Judge Purdv stating
that in his opinion no other verdict
was possible. Murray was sentenced to
three years on the chain gang and to
pay a fine of $3.50. Notice of appeal
w2: given and Murray was released
on $4,000 bond.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-05-26
Roe;v Cannot BE Exhumed.

Circuit Judge Ernest Gary, at CO
iunbia. refused a motion by the at
torney of Morgan, Thrailkill to allc"
the body of B. B. Burton. CT saluda'
waon Thrailkill is charged with KILL
ing. to be exhumed to permit iur'her
search for a bullet supposet 20 pc III
B1rton's body. Burton WIS killed a
month ago. The judge held that there
was no law permitting such proceed
irgs. The purpose of the defendant S
attorneys was to obtain evidence as TO
the course of the bullet, in con raalc-
ton of prosecutions testimony. IL IS
the first case Of the kind eve: ralse'
in South Carolina.