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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-02

The most serious problem that con-
fronts the Fall Festival committee is
providing hotel and boarding accom-
modatious for the crowds that will be
in the city. 1t is out of the question
for the hotels and regular boarding
houses to take care CT the crowd and
unless our people throw open their
homes and take in the city's guests
there will be many who will be with
out accommodations. All who have
spare rooms or spare beds, or can az
range to board or lodge one or more Of
the Festival visitors should at once
notify Mr.. j. L. Alnut, at the Hotel
Sumter.
Mr.. y. c. Watts, representing the
Jones Carnival Company, was in the
last week tc find ont if it would be
agreeable to the Fall Festival Com
mittee for him to bring his company
here during festival week. The COM
mittee IS opposed to Carnival compan-
les and DIR. Watts decided not to
come. While the Fall Festival Com
mittee cannot keep out any paid at
fractions which secure city licenses,
still the committee does not want
these attractions here. Sumter pro-
poses to give a fine fall festival pro-
gram Of a first class kind and we
don't want our visitors to pay for any
of this tun if we can help it.
= : Trinidad, Colo, Oct. 2s.-From 30
to 60 men lost their lives in terrific
explosion which occurred at mine No.
3 IF the Rocky Mountain Fuel and
Iron company at Tercio 10 miles west
of Trinidad this afternoon. The eN
act number of dead may never be
known, as the mine is burning and in
all likelihood the bodies viii be con-
sumed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-02
Premiun LIST List Live Stock Exhibit
Sumter Fall Festival

November 1925, lneiRSlve---0peH TO the
World.
HORSES, MULES AND COLTS
Best TErneut, Single or Double,
Erst 5000, second $1,000, third $500.
Best Pair-First $40, second $40.
Best Single E5arness-First S15, Sec
ond $50.
Best combination Saddle and Har-
ness First s15, second $50
.Ez Best Saddle Horse-Firss $40, Sec
ond S.
Best Pony, driven by child under Is
years old-First 50, second s.. 80.
Best Pony, ridden by child under Is
years old First S5, second $3.50.
Best Stailion-First $40, second So
Best Pair Mules-First $40, second
S..
Best Mule-First 5, second $3.50.
Best Colr. over 2 years old-First
SO. second s..
Best Colt, under years old-First
So second So.
Best Mule Colt, over i and under 8
years-First $40. secoad IS.
Best Mule Colt, under 2 years old
First SO. second s..
CATTLE.
Best Buli-First $40, second S5.
Best Co@. based on quality and
quantity of milk-First $40, second So.
Bess Heifer-First SIG, second So
Best Bull Calf, under l year old
First IS, second 81. 50.
Best Aeifer Calf. under year old
First IS, second s2.5o
HOGS.
Best Boar-First s., second 81. So
Best Scw-First s5. second s.. so.
Best Bear Pig. under s months old
First S., second 81. 90
Best Sow Pig, under months old
First $, second 81. 80.
Best Pair Pigs, under months old
First s5. second 81. 50.
RULES GOVERNING EXHIBITS
Where 3 premiums are offered not
less than four animals to be exhibited,
nor less than three where two Pre-
miums are offered.
All entries are free and must reach
the Chairman Of the Live Stock Ex-
hihit by November 18th, as the COM
raittee has no accommodations for
stock, but will endeavor TO ene pesb or
their ability to locate them on arrival,
consequentfy it is very necessary for
entries to be made at the earliest pos
she date. 1t is the design of the COM
nnitfee that after zach exhibit, sbonid
the exeibltor desire, to sell the ami
n3al exhibited, that this opportunity
he afforded the exhibitor and prospec-
tive purchaser to come together and
eject deal.
All Stock for Exhibition will be
transpol ted by Railroads under same
rules governing as at the State Fair
RACES.
Thorough-Bred Stock.
Half Mile Dash-First $50, Second
Scrub Race, Half Mile Dash-First
$50, Second $40.
Scrub Race. One Quarter Mile Dash
First s15, Second 81.
All communications relative to tnls
department should be addressed to the
Chairman of this committee.
Z. :. Booth. Chairman,
~ NJ Graham.
4. =. Harby.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-02

Colombia, Oct. 31.-Mr. r. II. Ed
munos, leading merchant of Colum-
bia, died tonight at his home in this
city at 1l.30 O'Clock. His death had
been expected for several days as
result OF the peritonitis that bad set
in.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-02
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Moulding & Building
Material.
GUN lHn l0eKsN|TH.

| take pleasure IN giving no.
tice to my friends and the pub
lie generally, that, having re-
gained my health, l have re-
opened my shop, and am ready
to do any work in the
line of Guns, Locks, Sewing
Machines, &c. Prices reasona-
bic, work done promptly and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop removed to No. %
West Liberty street, Two doors
from Osteen's Book Store.
r. S. BRADWELL.
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rHg STRIKE CALLED orr.
New York Packing Plants Will Run
on an Open shop Basis

New York. Sept. 5.-Discussing the
calling OF Of the beef strike here. a
representative OF the United Dressed
Beef Co. said Sunday that u would
take little time 20 provide places for
all Of the strikers 70 whom they could
give positions. There would have to
be wedding out OF all but the com
petent men.
In calling on the strike" he said.
the men 60 back 10 work on the open
shop basis. That Is understood. and
20 walking delegates viii be allowed
TO enter the plants"
Chicago. Sept 5-The return %
work Of the s.5o0 strikers IN New York
City VIII have no material effect upon
the general situation IN the stockyards
strike. according to President Donnei-
iy. OF the butchers union. IN an ad-
dress Sunday afternoon before an au'
dience composed OF 5000 strikers and
their friends. MI Donnelly declared
that despite the descrtion OF the New
York members Of The union. he would
make no change IN his plans 20 tie ur
the meat industry OF the country this
week
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INCIDENTS CT a wsc>,No.
Bride and Groom Thrown Into a Pond
BY Runaway Team.

Louisville. KY. Sept. "A runaway.
= crash down an embankufent. a splash
into large pond. an hour passed on
the roadside after narrow escape
from drowning we're a few OF the excit-
ing Incidents IN the marriage OF Fred
Bossmeyer 20 Miss Anna AIiers. which
was solemnized In ST. Georges church.
The groom and his brother drove to
The brides homo IN the country and
she got IN their carriage. Near the In
tersection OF 3Sth street and Gibson's
lane the pole OF the carriage broke.
The heavy carriage came down upon
the horses and the driver was unable
10 control the animals.
Down the Hill they darted az break
neck speed. Suddenly the horses
swervet and carried the carriage over
an emhankment and into q pond.
The driver waded ashore. and after
a long search found p plank. on which
the groom. the bride. the best man
and the bridesmaid reached the bank
70 WAS no easy matter and they werc
ankle deep IN the mud when they got
out OF the water.
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The Dead Include Four Women,
One Nan and Nine
Small Children.
NEW YORK TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE.
Nearly a Scoreof People We're Injured.
some Fatally. Among the Num-
Der Being Five Fircmen.
The Tenants Were Not Aroused From
Sleep Until the Hall Was Abiaze.
and Escape Through the Build
ing Cut or

New York. Sept. 5.-Fourteln per
sons were killed aud nearly "a score iu-
iured in "a fire. in- fvesfory double
tenement ln Attorney street. at am
early hour Sunday morning lt was
one % the worse frcs In the loss ~
human lives that has occurred on he
East side in setcrai years although
the property loss was slight
The dead Included four women one
man and mine children ranging in $500
from three months to De- years
Many of the injured were taken 20
hospitals. and it is thourht chat sot-
eral of these ull ile Among lhe In-
iured were hve hremen. who were on
a fourth hoor balcony whom 80 ZEN
with them
The small number of anon amorr One
killed and injured was due fo fhc fact
that most 90 the men who lived in tho
building. following tle Attorney street
custom in bot weather. wore asleep on
The roof while hrt Few of tho women
and children were fhr.o Those COD tha
ROOF wore unable fo escape hy descend
ing through che burning tuHline an'
made their way t1 safety over urI rh
boring roofs Meanwhile fl. member.
% their flmlNls who hal lema NOD BOD
their rooms. found escape ruf nT aut
panic reIeucl thrnnehoe the structure
The Gro started anout oc.o,. ir
the morning anl fhcfe WAS CON Ilcr
able delay Dob sending .n ln alarm. ai
though rho district ie ono off fh- mor
fhickiy populated lr fne crowded Eas
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PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
There Was An Increase Of s6.eii sos
During the Month OF August.

Washington. Sept. 2-The monthly
statement Of tho public debt shows
that AZ the close OF business August
a. 1904. the total debt. less cash In
the treasury. amounted 20 $685.. 1913. 3s2.
an increase FOR the month OF s6.6il.-
e6s. This increase is accounted for
by a corresponding decrease in the
amount OF cash on hand The debt is
recapitulated as follows: Interest
bearing debt. gS95.l57.630. debt on
which interest has ceased since ma
turity. ai.Sfi.270: debt bearing no in-
terest. f3ss .36e.Sf5. total 3i.2S5.3e9.-
7{6. This amount. however. does not
include sl.oO7. $50 500 IA certificates
and treasury notes outstanding. which
are Offset by an equal amount of cash
on hand which Is held for their re-
dcmpti0u
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TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS
Five People Drown n shs Lake. ara
Five Killed In an Explosion.

Cleveland. o. Sept s.-Five men
were drowned In Lake Erie Saturday
night as the resait % the capsirinE q
a 22-foot naptha launch. In which they
were en- route from Cleveland TO Yer
million. % attend yacht race a. the
latter place Sunday
The dead John ID. BeEiey. Cieve-
land. Albert s Trlber. Cleveland. Paul
Harfncr. Cleveland. The three men
we're employees ~ the Cuyahoga Ab-
siract Co Max Hurtig. a travelling
salesman Tor New York City arm.
Juies Hu-fig. draughtsman. employed
by the Garry Iron 4 Steel Co. Cieve-
land. The Hurtigs were brothers
Tho hrst that was known o. the
droWnings was when the launch foated
to the beach near Edge Water Park.
late Saturday Night Cries Tor help
bad been heard BY campers along the
shore. bat no assistance could be given
ln tho darkness. The launch "a believed
to have been caught In trough Of the
lake. a heavy Wind prevailing during
fha night when the boat was found
&c was stripped Of every thing that
could Dee used as a buoy for the eccu-
pants. and there was hope that some
~ the party might have remained
aaaat but Sundays developments in-
dictate that am wont down Co death. The
body of Harfuer was found on the
beach Sunday afternoon
Flndiav. d.. Sept Five are dead
and ara equal number seriously injured
as The result ~ premature explosion
10 3D. nnf|fn .H rHHHaH' rHneImn near
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TO FIGHT THE CONTINENTAL.
Bic Fund Started BY the Tobacco
Growers Ct Kentucky.

Lexington. KY. Sept 5-The ex-
ecutive committee OF the Burley Tobac-
co Growers association has authorized
the statement that upon the subscrip-
ton Of 100000 by the association a
New York syndicate would immediate
" advance $500 200. making "a total
~ $10.0o0.0o0. 20 enable the associa-
ton 90 get control OF the crop The
subscription books were opened. and
100000 was subscribed G.. G.. Nc
Chord. % the state railroad commits
sion. has been m conference with the
leaders of tho movement. and is said
to De representing the eastern capi-
tai The main purpose OF the associa.
ton Is 20 hght the Continental Tobac.
co Co
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-08

Monroe. Mich. Sept. Eight thou.
sand persons gathered in Monroe
Thursday 20 attend the ceremonies in.
cldent TO the dedication OF a mOnu
nent erected b. the state Of Michigan
il honor OF the brave Kentuchans and
other soldiers who lost their lives in
the massacre OF the River RRisiR in
1873 There were delegations from
northern Ohio. Kentucky and many
towns in southern Michigan.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-08
TWO SOLDIERS KILLED.
They Were En- Route to the Manassas
MansuVering Grounds

Charlotte. n c.. Sept 5.-Two sol
diers en- route 20 Manassas we're killed
In this state Saturday night and Sun
day. Frank I.assiter. member Of
Company L. Americas. Ca. bound for
Manassas, met death at Greensboro.
n c.. Sunday afternoon. Lassitsr was
standing on the platform OF coach
when the train parted, throwing him
on the track. and he was run over By
the car following.
a special from Fayetteville. \. C..
says seven train loads Of troops from
South Carolina. Georgia and Florida
passed through there Saturday night
en- route 20 Manassas. Early Sunday
morning the dead body OF an unknown
private was found seven miles north
OF Fayetteville. his skull being frae
tured
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-08

Lexington. KY. Sept 5-Thc four
Filipino students who have been ass
signed 90 the Kentucky University by
the United states bureap Of education
are believed 90 have got lost or car.
ried beyond their destination on their
way here. They had been attending
the Worlds Fair. and the faculty Of
the university had been notified that
they had left ST. Louis for this city.
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Chicago. Sept. 5.-An angry woman
with red hair sunday afternoon began
breaking up the fittings in the r. Can
mons drugstore. 4 patrol wagon was
called. but she fed before 10 arrived.
The police said she was angered be-
cause hair dye had turned out red in
stead Of chestnut locks.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-08

The Bullet Glanced or His Coat q
Mail Which He Wears.

Parts. Sept. 3-The Paris edition Of
thu New York Herald prints the fol-
lowing from It's Genera correspondent:
high onicial Of the Ottoman court
has received news OF a serious fight
between the suitan's Albanian guard
and Bosnians. which continued almost
10 the doors OF the harem. Many were
killed or wounded. II Is said that one
Albanian shot at the sultan. the bullet
giancing on the coat Of mail which
he always wears. The sultan has ask
ed the prince OF Montenegro to supply
him with a guard
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-08

San Francisco. Sept. champion
James J. Jeffries has issued ehaf
Ienge 70 meet any three men IN the
same ring IN one night. The cham
pion Is anxious 10 hght more before ~
gets too heavy 70 train.
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HeaIth on Panama coed.

Washington. Sept 5.--For the
month OF August. regarding the health
OF persons In its employ. RI. Adm
Walker. OF the Panama commission.
has reported there were no deaths.
and there was little or no sickness.
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Hartford Ky, Sept 3.-LIving in
this county. near the little town o.
Beda. are three brothers who have re-
markabio ages. They are John. Ned
and Ike Sheown and their ages are re-
spectively 81. 50 and so years. their
average age bein 50. The aggregate
age Of the three men IS 246 years.
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VIII. Of Bishop Merrill injured.

Chicago. Sept. 5.--Mrs. S. NJ. Mer-
rill. the aged wife OF Bishop Merrill.
OF the Methodist church. was knocked
down by a delivery wagon at Chicago
avenue and North Clark street, and Sc
riodsly injured. The driver OF the
we gon escaped
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-08

Louisville. Ky, Sept 3-Friday
night It was said that former Gov.
Bradley may not be able TO take the
stump for the republicans owing TO III
health He spoke at Barboursville Fri
day. but friends say he would suffer a
complete collapse should he attempt
half a dozen speeches.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-08
CONSCIENTIOUS scRuPLEs.
Judge Mullins Declines 70 Preside at
Murder Trials

Denver. Col. Sept 3.-Judge John l.
Mullins announced Friday that on &C
count OF his conscientious scrupies
against inhleting capital punishment.
he had called Judge from another
district to take his place on the bench
here during all murder trials at the
fall term OF the district court. There
are ten persons awaiting trial for muir
der in this county.
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Washington. Sept. S.-Ths navy de-
partment wants to get some Of the
bright and brainy mechanics and farm
ers In the navy. A recruiting party
under the command Of Lieut. Price
will open a general Office in Cleveland
November % and keep it open until
January IT,
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world.a az Atteneancs.

St. Louis. Sept 5.--The division Of
admissions 10 the Worlds Fair an
nounces that the attendance for the
last six days amounted 20 759.3o7. The
total attendance since tho fair opened
Is given as a1l1-55s.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-08

Louisville. Ky. Sept. 2.-Twenty Of
the largest land owners in Clark coun.
~ Indiana. have formed an orchard
grass seed combine and expect 20 cor.
ner the market They have 1000
sacks. each containing from eight to
ten bushels. and are holding it with a
Wow TO receiving $50 per bushel.
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euslness FaIIures purina she WeeI

New York. Sept 3--Business fail
ures in tho United States for the week
ending September number iS6. as
against lS5 last week. 162 in the Ike
week in 1903. 1913 In 1902 In Canada
failares for the week number IL. as
against 26 last week
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-08
cRowN PRINcE agTRoTAEo.
The Announcement Was Made at a
Dinner Given ~ the Emperor.

Altoona Prussia Sept During @
dinner which Emperor William aud The
Kaiserhof Sunday night to the Lead
ing officials OF schleswis Holstein the
emperor announced the hctrothal OF
Crown Prince Frederick william to
the Duchess Cecilia. sister 81 the
rsigning grand duke of Meckienhufs
Schwerin. The announcement was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm.
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Central City. Ky. Sept 5.-Mrs.
Fanny Hendricks. wife Of Judge X. l..
Hendricks. died here suddenly Of hear;
disease. She retired in her usual
health. but shortly afterward aroused
the members OF her family by gasping
for breath
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erothsrs, Fatal FIaht.

Newport. KY. Sept. 5.--Owen Fin
niean. 20. was perhaps fatally eound-
ed. II IL alleged. by his brother. John
Finigan. 81. near their home. AIS Fifth
street. Sunday. Five shots were fired.
two Of them taking eject.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-08

London, Sept Sin an interview
had with him by a correspondent. Sir
Thomas Upton prepared still TO enter
tain some hope OF inducing George L.
Watson to change his mind and design
q new challenger for the Americas
Gun
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-08

Dublin. Sept. Richard Croker
has taken a country house in County
Dublin. formerly the residence Of JUS
tice Murphy. and he expects 20 take
up his permanent residence there soon
The house is close to the Leopards-
town track
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New York. Sept. Judge Edgar 81.
Cullen. Of Brooklyn. was Thursday
afternoon appointed chief judge Of the
court Of appeals by Gov odeN. sue
ceeding Judge Alton B. Parker. re-
sicro1
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covington. KY, Sept. s.-Mrs Bert
Undertake. Of 342 Pike street. swab
lowed a draehm and q half OF lauda-
mum Friday afternoon. 1t is believed
thar she will recover. although she
vas IN a very dangerous condition
When she Was found.
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FOURTH OF JULY VICTIMS.
The Number Of Deaths and Persons
Injured In The United states.

CMcaeo. Sept 2-The Journal OF
the American Medical Association pub
fishes the statistics gathered by it re-
earling accidents on the last Fourth
OF July The total number OF deaths
from lockjaw was 81 as against IS the
previous Fourth But there were 90
deaths from other causes against only
$40 last year The total deaths were
1s3. and the total number OF persons
injured not fatally was 1855
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London. Sept 5.--A special dispatch
from St Petersburg says that BY a
daringiy conceived coup on the part OF
hls friends. Sassonefr. the murdered Of
NJ Won Plehve. succeeded in escs1
Ing from prison,
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WA. Wash. Sept s.-Fairbanks
a.1er tho Indiana senator. has
me metropolis OF Alaska A
4. .'.npede has followed more gole
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ALFRED PICARD ARRIVES.
He Ia the Representative Of President
Loubet 20 the Worlds Fair

New York. Sept alfred Picard.
commissioner general from France Co
the ST. Louis exposition. and as such
the special representative ot Presi-
dent Loubet several French and other
mentary union for the promotion 81 in-
ternauonal arbitration. 20 be held in
St Louis. and the band OF the Repuh.
llcan Guards OF Paris. which IS like.
wise bound FOR St Louis. arrived Fri
day by the French line steamer la
Savoie This is " Picard's first VISIT
here. He was the principal organizer
Of the universal exposition IN Paris iu
1900 and IS chairman OF the state
council Of the French government.
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RioroUs SCENES.
Switches Torn Out and a Meat Train
Held Up In Chicago.

Chicago. Sept. s-Four switches on
the Chicago Junction tracks. In the We
entity Of the stockyards. we're torn
out sunday night. singals, track and
all. by some unknown persons Ga an
effort 10 wreck trains carrying meat
from tho packing plants. Th3 absence
OF the switchhghts was discovered in
time. however. 90 prevent an accident.
and a guard o. policemen was placed
along the tracks 90 prevent any fur
Their attempt a. train wrecknE
Earlier In the day a meat train was
held up in tho same spot. and one car
was dcraiied and its contents conds.
Gated by mob OF several hundred
men. who nocked 90 the place as soon
as tho accident occurred
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Largest Number steeras. Passengers.

New York. Sept What was said
TO be the largest number OF steerage
passengers ever brought from Great
Britain in a single vessel arrived
Thursday on the steamship Baltic,
which brought 1850 passengers in the
steeraEe