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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-13
LO QUE HARA.

Una mujer compra una maquina
de coser por ell trabajo que eie-
cuta y no como un mueble. Tn
hombre lleva un relox para que le
indique la hora Y no como inYer-
sion de un capital sobrante, y el
mismo principle Sc sigue en- el
case de enfermedad. Necesitamos
la medicina 8 ell tratamiento que
alivia Y cura. El tratamiento de
una enfermedad no admite empi
rismos. La gente tiene derecho
& sdbe1' 10 que es una medicina
v sus efectos antes de tomarla.
Debe haber dejado conocidos an
.tecedentes de benefcios en- casos
id6nticos, una serie do curaciones
que prueben sus meritos & inspi-
rem confianza. Precisamente porque
tiene tales antecedentes, es que la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
Sc compra y emplea sin vacilacio-
nes 8 dudas. Su buena fama es
la s6lida base en- que Sc cimenta
la f6 del p1blico y el buen nom
bre tiene que ganarlo por buenos
resultadbs. Para los fines para los
cuaIes Sc recomienda, es leal, eff
caz y practica, hace precisamente
10 que tiene I'd. derecho & espe-
rar de ella. Es tan sabrosa como
La miel y contiene todos los prin-
cipios nutritivos y curativos del
Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos directamente
de los higados frescos del bacalao,
combinadQs con Jarabe de Hippo
fosftos Compuesto, Extractos de
Malta Y Cerezo Silvestre. Merece
la mas plena confanza en- casos
de Anemia, Escr6fuIa, Debilida0
Nerviosa y General, Tos, Infuen-
"a, Bronquitis, Gripa, Impurezas de
la Sangre y Afecciones Agotantes-
"El Sr. DR.. Raimundo de Castro;
de Habana, Cuba, dice: He usado la
Preparation de Wampole obtenien-
do un resultado muy favorable"
Basta una botella para conVencerse.
6 Efcaz desde la primera d6sis.
Nadie sufre un desengafio con esta.
De venta en- las Droguerfas y Bo-
ticas en- todas parties del mundo.
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hiCi6rOnSe con muClO
Ord6nIaS inSCripCiO-
nGS en- AreCibO.
Ell "PSnsacolA" ostd fondsado
en- squsI puerto.
Pronto esperan alli que haYa luz
electrical.
" nWestro Cogresponsaz.l

Octubre 12.-Ayer Sc Ilevaron & ca
DO en- esta ciudad las inscripciones en-
los distintos precintos reinando 81 ma
yor orden.
Han Contraido mstrimonio Ia Sc
horita Maria Marin con don Antonio
Jeann0t. FuerOn padrinOs don Leon
clio Jeannot Y dof1a Justa Toste.
-Ha fondeado en- este puerto eI
vapor americana SPensaCola0 con va
Tiada CaTga.
jose Pasteriza que trabajaba abor-
do del vapor GPensacola0 sufri6 una
csida desde Ia bOrda del barco la Ian
cha ocasion&ndose golpes contusio-
mes de gravedad.
Sc trata de estsblecer una clase
nocturna en- Ia escuels industrial 10
cual serfa de gran prOvechO.
Aver Sc lleV6 & efecto en- este hos
pital Ia autopsia del cadaver de un nj
no atacadO de la enfermedad Bilharisis
asistiendo los doctores Gonzalez Mar
tfnez de Maysgiiez. Stahl de Baya-
mon y Lopez Gaztam bide, pudiendO
c0mprobarse Ia existencia en- gran can
tidad de estos par5sitos.
--PrOntO cOmenzaran de nuevo Las
retretaS en- nuestra plaza los domingos
debid0 & Ia generOsidRd de las perso-
mas que Sc han suscrito con este objeto
Sin luz Y sin m1sica mas que plaza
paFece aquelIO un cementerio.
-Dicen que dicen que pronto ten
dremos luz electrical. Sera una sor-
presa ese dichoso dia.
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CoSaS de Ia Guerra.

Esa guerra russo japonesR lleva ira
z3s de .convertir en- trizas media hu-
mRnidRd, ALA en- ell continente amari-
llo. Y tambi6n de conVertir en- las mis-
mas consabidas trizas el semitic. -. CO
min de Ia gente amiga de paz como
Mr.. Roosevelt. Nicolas III y y6.
Hace POGO. seg6n cablegramas. los
japOneses dominab1n en- Ia Manchuria
v hablan hecho desalojar de Lao Yang
y de otrOs puntos de lmportancia, q
los rusos.
Hoy los rusos, aVisa el cable. vLel-
ven s recuperar sus posiclOnes.
Son azares de Ia guerra.
PerO 10 que nos tiene heTGdOS y casi
en- un hospital nippon 6 russo Ism diStSaa-
ci69a de na0tsces p0I<tic0s) chorreandO
sangre p0r boca y. nariz. es esa terri
ble mania de los tactieos de casa, es
decir. del periodismo.
MARIA Santisima! Con quo ardor be.
Iico han tornado Ia guerra de Extreme
Oriente. A 10 mejor bombardean &
los pscficos lectores. empleandO c&flO-
mes de grueso caIibre, pOr supuesto,
con an articul0 que resulta un plano
Completito del teGtgO de Ia guerra. 8
cuando menos uno de. esos proyeCtiles
largos y facos. pero temibles iComo
que son de hSerTo!
Ya hasta en- algunOs zsguanes, We
usted como Sc abren catedras de asun-
tOs de la guerra.
Las Iavanderas en- 10 que Sc 0ge0 Ia
rOpa. salen 81 portal, y poni6ndose en-
jsrras le sueItan Ia andanada al primer
pr6jimo 8 pr6jims:l
-Vecins. aha leido usted los peri6.
dicos de aver. sobre todo ell Esn,t? mo
le decfa 20 que ese KurOp0tip era tre-
mendo2
SYqu6 hizo!
Que deseogTot6 & ese que le dicen
ell general CurToSQui.,
-SEra iapon6s?
81. Chino. ST tooS son chinos.
Ave Maria. veCina, que nombre
tiene esa gente :. :. as.
En- fin, & veces v6 uno por Ia csITe.
con 50 &nima en- paz. y IN amigo del
alma Ie Galuda quit6ndose el bombo
como quien dispara un proyectil de
canon tir0 rspido.
iClarO! ConOCidas sus ideas en- ma
terra de guerra de Extreme Oriente.
al YER uno que Sc incIina tanto, piensa
que le va & echar & rique. Pasa uno
cada susie!
EI otro dia conversaban scerca de Ia
guerra dos mozas del arte cuIinsrio Y
Sc tra1an por Ia calIe de San jose un
dialOg0 abracRdabFante.
-Yo estoy de Puerto Arturo, hasta
las lCes-decfR una.
Y 20 10 mismo. Como que hoy.
al hacer Ia compra, en- vez de an CEN
tavo de tomato, pedf un centavo de
Puerto Arturo.
y ahora dicen que ha IIegado & San
Juan un general de ala, de Il guerra.
Era 10 que nos faltaba. Y 10 mas
bonito es que tiene IN nombre perrO.
Isl? SC6mO Sc llama?
Sci Perro AmariIIo.O
DON NMODESTO
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La GrsacI6n Do IN cuerpO Dc de-
SinfeGtOr0S 0S una buGna nlG-
dida.
Mucho abandono hubo siempre el
los domicilios en- donde reside
ron enfermos.

Aver dimos cuenta de Ia creaci6n de
un cuerpo de desinfectores.
Es una medida prudente y bien de-
terminals.
Aquf hs habido siempre Ia costum-
bre de zanzibar de CASE, sin preocupar-
Sc nadie de quien Ia hsbitara anterior
mente, de ahf Ia infinidad de enfer-
medades contagiosas, debido tan in
concebible AbandonO.
Por 10 regular los caseros propenden
q sacar Ia mayor cantidad por aIquiler
de sus casas con Ia menOr suma de gas
tos en- ell saneamientO de elias.
Mucho Sc hs ganado en- ese sentido,
perO a6n queda mucho por hacer.
Habilitandose On cuerpo de desin-
fectores diestros = competentss. mu-
cho ganara Ia salud p6blica.
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PARA Ell ALCANTA-
rilladO dc IA CIudad han SIdO
pTGseDtadOs VariOS pFOyeCtOS.
Tratase de la hygiene p1blica v de
la inversion de los dineros del
pueblo.

Varios han sido los "proyectos pre-
sentados q Ia Junta Superior de Sani-
dad para ell perfeccionamiento del al
cantarillado de la ciudad.
Posiblemente hoy seran examinadas
en- Ia session de esta tarde.
Ell asunto requiere gran atenci6n.
No solo Sc trata de Ia higienizaci6n de
Ia Ciudad, sino que tambi6n de Ia in
version de los dineros del pueblo.
Mucho diner0 Sc ha gastado en- ell
slcantarillado Y la obra que ahora Sc
trata de llevar cabo. debe hacerse
convenientemente & fin de que las Obras
resulten perfectas el dinero bien em-
pIeado.
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Ell que a hlerro mata. =.

En- Servia Sc ha descubierto, al pa
recer. una coDiura militar para acabar
con Ell Rey, como los partidarios de
este acabaron con su antecesor Alejan-
dro Obrenovitch.
Dfcese que Ia poIicla de Belgrade
detuvo a tres militares y ocup6 docu-
mentOa & unO de ellos que prueban Ia
Coniura.
Sc han tornado grandes precaucio-
nes y reina Ia mayor intranquilidad en-
Ia familia real.
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Ordena
daS en- TOa Alta.
La pOljGia GumpII6 su debsT VI
giIandO tOdO eI dia.
de maestro CorresOms0z.)

Octubre 10.
Las inacripciones del dia IL, estu-
vieron perfectamente ordenadas. En-
los colegios, reinaba complete orden.
La policfa presto sus serViciOs con
tercerolas, y adem6s hubo una pareja
q caballo. compuesta de un sargento y
un guardia, la c0al pareia recorrfa los
colegios.
Las tiendas permanecieron cerradas.
sin que NADIA mas oCurriera en- dicho
dia.
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Sc AFIRMA QUE Ell
AIGaIdo de- Rio PiedraS qulSO
psn0traT en- uIf GOlogiO.
Ahora no Sc pueden cometer iuga-
rretaS.

Sc asegura que ell dia de inscripcio-
nes 81 alcalde de Rio Piedras1 intent6
penetrar en- un colegio. con amino, So
gun Sc afirms. de dar instrucciOnes q
les jueces reppblicanos.
En- ese instante. sgr6gase. fa6 visto
por un ,policfa que irnpidi6 Ell hecho.
Hoy no Sc puede Ipenetrar de cual-
quier modo en- los colegios electorales
nj tampoco cometer ciertas iugarre-
tas.
Y va de clio debieran estar 10 suf-
c'entemente enter6d0s.
El colegio electoral en- donde Sc ase-
gura que Ocurri6 ell hecho. dfcese que
era 81 situado en- Ia carretera que con-
duce & Carolina.
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Ell A6UILA.

Tai es la marca de Ia meiOr cervega
americana Aasheuser Busch Y BatdaOei,
ser cuyos agentes en- Puerto Rico son
.M1ZEessjsoF E Ror6er.
De venta en- todos los establecimien-
tos.
Nota:-Se garantiza que estas GER
vezas son puras Completamente y Ii
bres de tOd0 &cido. D. p.
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GASIMIRO OUGHESNE.

Sc ercuentra enfermo en- 81 hospital
municipal ell popular artista don Ca
tlimiro Duchesne.
Esta mafIana fu6 operado con toda
fnlicidad, encontrandose relativamente
lien.
Deseamos aI sefior Duchesne que Sc
FeStablezCa pronto
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En- asuntos de su profession sale pa
ra Msysgdez ell Lcdo. don Francisco
Ramirez. en- el mundo del arte <RG-
nirof,0 que passr6 algunos dfas en- Ia
sultsna del Oeste.
Buen visie.
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ALos PRoPIETARlos

Cuadernos talonarios de Glen rC cibos
para Cobro de alquiles de casas.
Boletas de demands,
En- Ella Correspondents de Puerto
RiCO.
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En- San Juan.

Ha estado aver en- ests ciudad. ell
Juez de Carolina Lcdo. don jose Ro-
drfguez Cebollero quien regres6 por Ia
noche su destino.
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Los NoTARIos.

CARPETA PARA ESCRITURAS
an todos colores, SO hacen g. Ia orden
en- Ella Coresrondencia.s
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I'm caro- atasCadO aver en- Il
Marina.
Conducfa una carga de hero

Aver tarde en- la Marina un CARO-,
que conducfa fuerte carga de material
de hierro para una de las fundiciones
que hay establecidas en- ell indicado
borriO, atasc6se frente al tinglado. an
tes de que los bueyes pisaran el ado
qufn.
Eran dos yuntas de aqu6IIos, y Ia
verdad es que los pobres animaIes,
aunque de gran robustez = vigor, su-
frierOn bastante hRsta lograr ganar ell
adoqufn Y seguir adeIante en- medic de
Ia griterfa de muchachos Vagabundos.
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En- esta imprenta De vende papel de
peri6dico Vieio q s2.09 quintal
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SANTORAL

Ma6sna microbes: San Calixto pa
pa y m6rtir y San Fortunate obispo.
P6nese Ia Luna & las 1921.
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"La Correspondence :" On Yaut0.

Para venta de ejembIare spssrip-
clones y anuncios. dirigirBe s Z. y:
PietrantOni.
Tauco, PtO.-Rioo,
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DON MODESTO
cOIsglo de Santa Ana, v aRo.

Ensenanza primaria Y secunda ria
PROFESORES
Don Manuel Gorbea: GramStica,
Aritmetica, Geograffs, Taquiqraffa.
Don Carlos Martinez: IOgl6s, HiatO-
ria. Fisiologfa.
DOna Dolores O'NeiI: Doctrins, lee
eura, escritura. urbanidad.
VDlsclpllna militar pero paternal.
dertura Septiembre 26.
Director,
HeV. IGdre Frank COLIN.
JUAN nlGOEL KElRNEY
AVOCADO.
ARuadilla. Pr.
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S.A. LUZ ELECTRICA
servioo de dia nOOhe OOnients cOninua bajaensi6
NO HAY PELIGRO

instalacione
brado p1blico, abancos toda clase de motOres
EsPeadad Pantas alumbradO e6cco pueOs Ha
cendas
ene ezigtencas oOnslante de material pcOs iguaes
EsMERo, RAPIDEz PUNTUALDAD materaes meOr que
Iamed POr tel6onO tsnaa Embellishments nuesOs empos
para cumpimentar deseos
OEgGEAS+San Justo g.
TdAcn0s-# Administrator
4g...sss sEs3'' !: ssS.. g n, J. SIRE;
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EnseTanza primaria ' secundaria
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO

trains in effect on and after December g. $780, between San
I Juan. Carolina. Arecbo CamuY AguadiIa and Ponea
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-12-15
SECRET SOCIETIES.

Palestine Commandery, No. "A, Knights
Templar, held their annual meeting and
election of officers last evening.
The Knights Templar residing at Camden
and Rockport, to the number of SO, thirty
two of whom are members of Claremont
Commandery, have signed a petition to the
Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of
Maine, asking for dispensation for a new
Commandery to be located at Camden and
known as Camden Commandery.
The city schools will close tomorrow,
Friday, for three weeks vacation.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-12-15

A handy remedy for colds, teaspoons of
water, of Browns Instant Relief. Bottle
and take little every 20 minutes
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-12-15
American Forest Congress.

Extensive arrangements are being made
for an American Forest Congress to be held
at Washington, D. c., January 2-6, 1906.
The Congress will be under the auspices of
the American Forestry Association, of
which Honorable James Wilson, Secretary
of Agriculture, is the president. The pur-
pose of the Congress, as announced In the
official call, is ''to establish broader under
standing Of the forest in its relation to the
great industries depending upon it; to ad-
vance the conservative use of the forest re-
sources for both the present and the future
need OF these industries; to stimulate and
permanent resource of the Nation. F."
Following the announcement an exhaustive
programme is being arranged. which will
make the Congress by far the most notable
event in the history of American forestry.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-12-15

SHIPPING ITEMS. Capt. Stanley Ans
bury of Rockport left New York Dec. It'll
for San Francisco and was to sail from there
Dec. 18th on the steamer Gallo for Hong
Kong, via Honolulu, where he will take COM
mand of the ship Acme. Capt. Lawrence,
the former commander of the ship Acme,
died of typhoid fever at Kobe, Japan The
ship left Kobe Dec. Sth for Hong Kong, in
charge of a temporary master, where she
will finish loading. Sch. Arthur V. S.
Woodruff of the Nicholson fleet, Capt Nc
lnnis, arrived at Bucksport Dec Sth from
the Grand Banks with about 1900 quintas
of cod. Sch. John 7. Williams, abandoned
at sea, as reported in our marine column, had
been owned many years by the Pendleton
Brothers, but was sold by them few weeks
ago to F. w. Aver & Co. of Bangor. Capt.
AlOnzo Batchelder has hauled up his schoon-
er, the Charlie and Willie, at Newport, X.
l., and returned to his home in NOrthport
for the winter. The owners and under
writer's of the long overdue schooners Quine-
baugg and Charles f. Wilbur have given
up all hope of their safety. Sch. William
Churchill, which sailed from Bangor, Nov.
7th for Georgetown, and has never been
heard from since, was probably lost in the
storm of November 10 and IA, the same that
is believed to have brought disaster to the
Quinebaugg and the Wilbur. There were
about "a men in the crews of these vessels.
Besides the crew on the Quinebaugg, the
captains wife and brother-in-law were on
board. Sch. Methebesec arrived at Rock
land Dec. 9th with $1,000 bushels of salt,
Bonaire for Bangor. The Methebesec re-
ports taking heavy gale Nov. 18th off the
north side of Bermuda, losing foresail and
breaking mizzen- gait
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-16
Once TOO Often.
O-angebu-g Times and D, mocrat.

O-angebu-g Times and D, mocrat.
Porthos, the daredevil chasn-leap-
er. who was here with the Forepaugh-
Sells circus last Thursday week, fell
from his track at Shelby and came
near breaking his neck. The Fore
paugh- Sells circus was at Shelby, n.
c., last week. Porshos' daring act,
vas, as usual, to be the climax, the
itting close to q stupendous exhibit
uion Of all that is q tf1cult and extra
ordinary. He mounted to the top Of
his sloping track, up near the roof OF
the tens, and prepared 20 go down the
narrow way again on his wheel, at the
speed Of a cannon ball, shoot up a
sharp Incline, and then through space
fifty feet in the air, over the backs OF
ten great elepbants-and land safely.
But perhaps PorthoS will co the act
40 more. Down the track he did Cgo
to the beginning on the incline, and
then, with a sharp crash, all in e
minute, lider and wheel went to t q
ground, in tangled mass. Attend
ants rushed to the rid:r and succeed
ed in extricating him from the wheel.
he gained consciousness after min
ute and limped away on an attend
ants arm. The audience turned pale
at the accident, and thought the rider
was dead. It was simply a case Of the
pitcher that went to the well once too
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-16
King Of american Patriots.

Rev. Sam Jones writing to the Allan
ia Journal from Indiana says: "Bry-
an is the biggest man that has been
through Indiana this year. His crowds
were monumental and they gave a re-
sporse and a reception worthy OF that
great man. Well may Candidate Par
ker wire his thanks to Bryan. For
Bryan has not only made votes by the
thousands for Parker but he has won
golden opinions for himself and it goes
WITHOUT saying that Mr.. Bryan By his
devotion to Demo cracy and his self
sacrifice in this campaign has not only
demonstrated his bigness as man,
but has crowned him king Of Aneri-
can patriots. Mr. Bryan is the bis
gest Democrat today 10 America.
and while have never favored Bry-
ans free silver notions, yet l am free
TO confess that his )urse 10 the past
few weeks, has won me over to him
and il be is nominated again I will
get a turlough from the Prohibition
ists and vote for him. Woe be to the
Democratic party when they conclude
taey can do without Bryan, while be
lives. In all their plans they must
count him in and have his help" This
is a lust tribute to a great man.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-16
Locked Sim Up.

At Prescott, Ariz., James R. Storm
county treasurer, was found locked IN
the steel vault Of bis Office, boun1
and gagged, with $4,000 missing
from the cash funds Of the. treasury.
MI. Storm had been Ia the vault Six
teen hours when t, und Wednesday by
bis dsughter. he says that O'Clock
Thursday afternoon while seated in
bis office two men entered the cocr
with handkerchiets tied over their
faces, and. presenting revolver to
bis head, ordered him to throw Up his
hands. S orm complied and tee two
men closed the door OF the Office and
produced a string Of baling wire with
which they securely bound his hands
and feet. They forced q handkerchief
into his mouth ard pushed him inside
the vault. After gathering up sl5,-
900 aad leisurely ranSacking the office
for more money the man closed the
door CT tie vault, locked it and de-
parted. Storm was unable TO give
any accurate description OF the men.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-16
Family Trouble In Macon.

A dispatch from Macon says Fred
Tharpa, contractor, is dead, and
Frank Christian, contractor and
painter. is dying in a hospital as the
result Of a fierce fight with knives Sal
urday afternoon in a Mulberry street
saloon. Tharpe's daughter married
Rafe Piunkett, who was a stepson cf
Chris iau, and also his partner in
business, Some tine ago Rafe Plunkett
accidentally SHOT and killed himself.
Silce his death there has been some
discussion between Tharpe and Chris
tan as to tee manner in which he was
shot and also on account Of some
troubles. The dispute Saturday after
nom Vas because OF these matters.
Tharpe drew knife an6 cut Christian
across the stomach, whereupon the lat.
ter bryugnt his own knife into play,
caught his asSailant by the hair and
cut his throat. Tharpe died almost in
Stantly and Christian cannot live.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-16
anorhe. sa.uda Murder.

Saluda county has added another
killing to her bloody record. On
Tuesday John Perry kil.ej Joe Denny
Wills with a sho gun near Perry's
Cross Roads. Perry was sitting on
the roadside as Wills came riding by
On horseback, accompanied BY his
father, either going to or returning
from their voting precinct. As they
came opposite Perry be raised bis gun
and fr.d, the load entering Joe Wills
breast near the shoulder blade. AS
be fell from his horse Perry fred
again. the second load entt ring the
top f the head. Wills 1ied inneGi-
ately. He was young man with
wife and two children. Perry is also
a married man. The cause Of the
trouble was that some stock Of Wills
nad been trespassing upon Perry's
'ands and they had some angry WORDS
about il. They were close neighbors,
their farms joining. Perry weot tc
Saluda and gave himself up.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-16
Gut a Whale in Two.

The steamer Swat al Boston from
Callatter port Oct. 10. On Oct. 81 a:
~ latter port Oct. ]. On Oct. 81 at
~ dcgr~e, TO- north; long, 32 degrees
I2' vest, the steamer ran into big
wnale, cutting 1t almost in two. The
surface OF the water for g,eat dis
tance was covered with the blood Of
of the leyiathan. The impact With
the VIII lie caused the ship to culver
FROM stem to stem, several Of the las
cars VINO made up part tf the Gre"
were hurled to the deck, and the en-
tire crew was badly frightened fora
moment, as it.seemtd as though a
sunken reef had bs5n struck in mid
ocean. There was no grating sound
Of keel % rocks and the stes m pro-
ceeded on her way. The halves of the
whale then appeared. Seafarirg men
say it was ore Of the most unusal ad-
ventures on recJ:d 1t is believed the
the whale was asleep just below the
surface when struck.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-16
What Hearst Says.

Wn. R. Hearst issued the following
statement with regard to the report
that steps were being taken to or.
gan;ze new party: I have no
knowledge OF any agreement between
NJ. Watts %. Mr.. Bryan and myself.
l think the Democratic party will re-
orgaI;z, its:li On basis Of true De-
nocracy, eligina5ing the Wall street
influence That proved so disastrous in
ibis campaign, and I, as a loyal Dem-
ncr4t, will De very happy to see that
done. l am always ready to contii-
butte my own services aud those OF my
papers to the m3cracy for reorgan
z.tioa or any other purpose, il they
shall be required. I shall be glad to
work With all loyal Democrats f Z the
success OF Democratic principles, but
I think the loyal Democrats are quite
capable o, choosing their cwn leaders,
and I imagine this point will now be
conced Dy those who endeavored to
force leaders upon them"