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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-02-23
4 PREACHER WITH 4 RECORD.
The Rev. John Ruppe Of GafYney Has
Tied 43S Matrimonial Knots.

Special 10 The state.
Gaifney. Feb. 13.--Eev. John Puppe,
who has possibly married more cou-
pies than any other man in this coun-
~. married TWO more North Carolina
couples; last sunday. These We're Nh.
y. Moore an,! Miss l.. l.. Settlemyer.
n; Henrietta. ana Eir. G. y. Hawkins
and Miss Hattie McSwHin. OF Boiling
Springs. This :nak"* 4 total OF 43S
Knots tied by this aged divine Many
are the people who can date their
greatest happiness 10 the time when
they stood trembling before linn.
Miss Blanche Wilson has gone on
4 trip north.
Mir. II. X. Osborne has announced
himself Il candidate for the office or
alderman from Ward Six.
Mr. r. Davenport has sold his sro-
Gerry business TO Mrs. T. Davenport,
who Will conduct the business al the
same place. Mr.. Davenport will be
come knight of the grip. His line
49,. - ,,srH..io
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Help ~ Appreciated.

''.'.l'ic ht.OrC"' - 'ip:''':J.
< is !n'!""'h gratifying - note th@
intrI,::: tn" 'n.unhi,t paiiv State. III.
white citizens of Cfium.ia and else
where. and Or. Pay jof lower Richland
county are taking in raising and dis
tribut;nG contributions Of money. food
and cIu;hinGr for AMI 20 tie colorrd Suf-
Iercrs OF lower Rir.rland. All reme1n-
her how their crops We're ali swept
away by iHil. wind and rain last year.
ana how hundreds OF the poorer class
have undergone almost starvation.
Now these white friends. from their
;IounieuuS SturehOuSes. are most Eber-
ally contributing 10 the needs OF the
sufferers.
Being n Columbian. We do all the
more appreciate this manifest Chris
ti;lm beneiicenve. May the blessed Lord
restore - these brneta"tOrS ten fold
w, thank Them is about the only pay
back that w. can give.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-02-23
SPECTATORS IN TROUBLE.
Have Been Starting War RumorH II
Italy for Money Purposes

Italy for Money Purposes
Rome. Feb. 21.-Rumors Of warlike
nrepara tons by Italy having been cir
culated q senli-ofticial communication
has emanated from the government
which is in substance as follows:
Stories Of alleged armaments and OF
the movements Of warships and troops
for service abroad are entirely false.
Indications exist that this false news
is connected with stock eXchange
speculations and those responsible
have been brought before the law
courts TO be punished according to law
with Imprisonment of from three TO
thirty months.
The communication evidently aludes
10 the insistence by 4 portion Of the
press that Italy will be an,aSonistic to
Austria ii the Balkans and to the
predictions of international comPnca-
tions thus causing a fall in 1talian
bonds and rise in the exchange on
gold
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-02-23
4 Fatal Explosion.

En:fai". y. y. Feb. 2i.-Twn nen
w,.r" asrhyNiat"d. on- burned 10 death
Hnc: several Wrr" seriously INFUSED in
an expulsion Of blast f:.nac" SaS at
the plant 81 The Lackawanna Steel
company today. TIL" dead ara: Geo.
l:"ynn!dS. :. mason: Michael =. Smith.
Il mason. Frank Prcnatt, rimnloycd in
the power house.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-02-23

DIR. Janeson'x Success.
Cane Town. Feb. 21--Dr. jameson
has succeeded in completing a cabinet
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-02-23

NOV. ,..t,-r ~ i!I,.iI,-~. Mi:lC!i - -
;,,.Io,, ;.i;y,:. Til. account III IN!
I,ih,. * .un,i..nSrd. and we are corH-
n,.,,,,I 10 TAX Il .sno,! deal Of these t;t-
r,i,ious OH t,i,tl. but rs have aireadS
sur".s;r,; * iS worth while 70 90 ="
THE Re-! s"n IS 400 mics long. an"
iis greatest width is 20o miles. II Is
how tI,. shape 81 n sausage. ana IL
,,ers at both ends. on one sue -
Arabia. th.. mos, mysterious ana pE!!h-
i,iy,. of all countries. and on the otner
sid. are Egypt. Nubia and the Soudah'
Ar the north end what is Known as the
Sinai;ic peninsula projects southwark
and divides the sea into two arms.
and near the point Of the peninsula Is
Tor. the landing place for sinai. op-
nosite Tor is Jebcl EZ-Lelt. Whlch
means the mountain of Oil. where pc
:troleuu was discovered some years ago
and created great excitement. Run
! d,.eds of thousands Of dollars nave
J hoen exrenGcd IN sinking wells ana
bl,jldins docks. warehouses and rehn-
cries. but have all been abandoned
; bacausa. for some reason. the manu-
; fact,1r.rS could not compete with the
| Standard Oil company or the RUSSIAN
factories on the Black and Caspian
seas.
People think that there is 4 good deal
t.n,orn wealth III Arabia than We Know
Of. II was once OF greater Importance
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-02-23

Coluiabi:. s. c.. Feb. II. 1905.
Mr Frank !. Mi!Iurn.
Dear Sir: l have this day been
through lhe capitol building 1T CO.
lumbia. s. g.. ana after looking over
the work | am satisfied that the work
done by the contractor Is faithful
performance of the spirit and intent
oi the plans and specifications. as the
work dope is worth Il great deal more
than his contract price.
I also read Ny. Hunts report as I"
steel ceiling and floor light and am
satisfied that n" is entirely too nigh in
his valuatiH1 - 1~,cerfiihi, ! ;tna t aiit
u ,Isl2af light appears 20 haS bee
Sl..1i 3r walked upon before the cen!e:
set. in WniGn case Tie damages W.
not appear Tor S,'.it' iin!..
And wou!i, SAY :M!l:!,r. tl!;rt in r::-
l:;lirinG ar ;.ddin" ;n buildings ;frE"
are Il Sr-;i :nAny things which TO
ability "m ihe r;l"j uf ihc architect can
f"rs..-. ;,m,; which h;tv. - hc taken VI,
.iS They develop: 50. ;::i,: carefully
;on!ii,:" over the matter. | am satisfied
that the criticisms ulm:ii yourself and
contractors ar. u>;,:,iis,; :"r and UNI
jus;.
t::!J ,i:at tie 2?,:i!it" used is no: US
hard as the original granite: the
texture being c"nrs"r. il would rot
AXE the S":::v finish. find tina; The
specifications nro!ii.. that each class
and Styi. II Wu:it snail b" SO many
cuts ;!a% ~" ~ work would TO: be
;:krn by ,!'r ,'.,Nl!:.,:"" as his @ui,ir
in performing his work while the g..n-
cral ~:yl'- ani ui:;tin..S would lie III"
SInlr.
IL" 80: o'::..'r TINT the removal
az Iu,. -..-. ...;, .r,r.>. .nan-iaDpti in NJ.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-02-23

III IL good many years the lllu
ed away and Z short time
death the daughter married
tleman TO whom she had ba
attached. They We're
ting along in years then.
one doubt that that lol
found great happiness
uf her married life? II
believe that in this
cam" 10 her enough
ness 10 compensate
Of sacrifice 10 4 So
II has always be,
der tr the writer I
writer has never
Of trying 1T least
rr'S love for CHI
love from its bi
draws SuStrnap
through the We a..
and physical
fur the non
waiting 70,
hand Ia br,
ni today.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17

~ ie frieesgeriGtli6e llnterfuz
~ dung purce iofort eingeleitet.
& Wie ppraus5uieben, lieb fi9
feline eisentli9e 8erf9uloune,
fonbern nur elm 3uiammentreffen un@
beilbrinsenber 3ufdnieteiten feitftelz
len. Sober bate feline Yfli9t getban,
fi6 Dor alien belbenmiitbig am Ret<
t%ungspert betbeiIigt. Sas ein0ig go
itipe, bas ii9 nd9peiien lieB, mar
9oQens gu fpGt peritunbener, bann gu
baitig auseefiibrter 8efebl. 9as blieb
Der angreifbare Puntt. Die Grfranz
flung !0oaens mart uu9 iiber bieie fol-
genf9pere Sbatfu9e elm periD6nenDes
2i6t. Sein erbetener Nbi9teb purbs
Stpar betpiQigt, mai aber bon einem
febr gnGbigen Sanbi9reiben begleitet,
bas feiner @erbienite bel Der Gettunq
Der Grtrintenben dnerfennenb geba9te.
Die glei95eitig a~nsebotene Stelle i'm
Marineamt mics 9oQen tura 5urid,
troB Guens Bitten uno @orpiirfen.
Seine frii6eren &ameraben, bic treu
gu ibm bielten, f9riebei ibm oft ober
fu6ten i'm periOnli9 auf. 9onen be-
antportete feinen 8rief unb lieb aud
Niemano Dor, ielbft Rormann ni9t.
@r fir9tete, ail9 in beIen 3igen NIT
leibise Sbeilnabme gu leien ober biefe
aus Dem Slang feiner Stimme berausz
5ubOren. Seiner empfinbli9en, ftclsen
Natur mar Mitleib f9perer gu ertra<
gen ais 9drte unb llegere9tigteit.
Seine Nerpen batten fur6t5ar ge>
litten. Na9ts mari er ii9 f9laflos
in feinem 8ett berum-immer tpieber
BON 3neifsln an fi9 ielbit gepeinist.
Die 8i!ber Der pergebens NIT ben Welz
len &ingenben berfplgten i'm beitGnz
big. Gerfu9ten Glen pber @ita, ibm
Die @ebanfen an feline S9ulb aussus
reben, 10 beherte bas feline 9emiitbsz
perfafuns feinesfpegs. Gab er einmal
Die 8orsdnse nit benz niidternen 8lid
Der Wirfli9feit unb erfannte, feline
S9ulb fei nur cine sinsebilDete, 10
iiberipGltiste ibn elei9 pieber bic Grz
bitteruns iber feline bann srunblofe
@erabf9iebune. Wie in einem un5erz
reibbaren Neb perftridt brehten feline
@ebanten fi9 beitGnbig um bie1en tpunz
ben. 1dmer5enben Puntt berum.
tSortietuns fOIst.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17

uAH leIHen U(unD 3udfe e.. Guen
bate tein mitleibises Wort fir i'm se=
babt. Die edc5te nur an ibr ainb.
p@ita, penn i9 Gelb bdtte-i9 piirbe
es Dir gsben," fagte sr leife. @r aog
bic @9peffer an ii9. nMber bas &ae
pttdl gebOrt Glen. Sd bin maGts
los
sd peib. Ma9 Dir besbalb feline
Sorgen. @ielei9t finbet ii9 fir mid
nod Elm Quspeg."
~Wieaei6t-" pteberbolte er na6z
bentli9. v8ebdlte mid nur lieb, Mita.
Sd babe 10 piel perloren-no9 me6r,
ais i9 ba9te."
Iita erriftb feinen @ebanfengane.
sic fpraGen nod lsiIe suidmmen, ais
Glen Die S6ir pieber Dffnete.
~Sein 3immer lit in Orbnune, I"
iagte lie gu i3rem Mann.
Der barte, talte Slang ibrer @.imme
that inn peb. gs lag 10 bel aufs
bringli9e Sslbfsere9tigteit BARN, ols
penn es beiben fpqts: Giebit Su, tpie
i9 trOB aQebem unDsrGnoert meme
pfli9t t5ue?
9Onen ftono miibe auF, nm gu se6en.
rWiQit Su etnas eFen? Ober lies
Der Biz gum Nbenbbrot parten9"
sd min plrten. Sd banfe Dir
fir Die Miibe. Die 9u Dir meinetfpesen
ma6f.~
Sc fonte banfbar tlineen, a6er man
bOrte nur Die Gitterfeit 9eraus.
pas perffebt fi9 bod gang bon
SOIen antiportete nidts mebr. gr
eing on ieiner Srau sorbei aus benz
3immer, pbne fie an5uieben.
rgGen, t%Onntef Su nidt &urt Elm
gutes Wort fagen9" Bat @fta.
SAB MIDI" @uen i9iittelte tie
9unb Der S9pd9erin bon iiG ab.
y@ute Worte foa i9 i6m aeben, inn
bunten. baB er pie elm disadvantages
pdnpeit unp uns pas Heben perDtrbt
Sas lit gu piel perlanst."
,Gr lit piellei9t pirflt9 franf-
tranf getpprben bur9 Die f4auerliael
@inbriide."
r!&rante biirfen feinen Wiuen 6a
ben," iagte Glen i9neibenb. rOus II
bas ri9tise. Qber bab Gefunbe unite
einem franfen Wilen IeiDen-neil
leben Ioqen, bus lit unnatiirli9 UNI
unertrGg(i6. SD fdnn &urt alfp MI
fpie einen un3ure9nunesfdbig ober ee
pihenlos 9anbeInOen anieben. On
beres gibt es ni9t."
n@uen, 9u bift febr bart. No9 DO
tpenigen Stunben ipra9it 9u bol
&urt mit 2iebe unb Se6nIu9t. @nt
f9eibet BEL Dir nur Der Gubere @r
fple?"
Mienei6t"
n&annit Su fein Mitleib fir if
fiiblen?"
Stein, ib babe an mein ornles Sin
Su-benten, bas 10 uni9ulsig nit in
ungliid eerGtb."
Glen mari iid in bic @ofaede. Gi
frampfbaftes S9luG5en f9iitteli
ibren ganaen SOrper.
@ita ftanb ratblos neben ibr. lIebe
oas Simmer legten ii9 Die S9utte
Der Na9t INNER tiefer.
Die leu6tenben Sarben Der prien
talii9en Seden unb Stidereien Der
f9pammen. 9rau unb farblos Ia
ales in Dem nei9 peri9immernbe
2i9t aus.
Hur Der S9ein Der Strabenlaterne
mari 5itternbe Strablen auf glens /
~troflofem Sammer Suidmmenseiur
fene 9eifalt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
epe3talsStsn0le.

srffen . e4idse, s~tuetter Warm,
Swtiten . S@Idss, brtttr AIaru.
pritten . S8Iase, pterter AIarrn-
i-s-l, Saaer aus unS S&Iaa& nafecrn
. S&Idge, @aNrbrud ab.
- S@Idse, II rqr gittasA
Die 70 besei&neten sisnaIe ipsrses nxr BON xtxrR
Ud4ter a~ueessten ta an ben betrshenSes Strascn
heruneen tehne QIarurt6aen arpebra44 RmA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17

49,
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il u. Strfer u Central 81
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uabe SIIinpis
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8. 6 1T /.

te frieesgeri9tli6e unterfus
dung fpurce iofprt eingeleitet.
Wie pOraus5uieben, lieB ii9
feline eiaentli9e Nerf6ulouna.
Iron County register., 1904-01-07
A Tussle on the Elephant.

News developments coincident
with the meeting of the Republic
can national committee in Wash
mgton indicate that strong Re-
publican influences are striving to
drag a rough-riding President from
the elephants back and leave a
plain old monopoly-swayed boss
bestriding that animal in solitary
grandeur.
If Senator Hanna is not ex-
tremely careful, he will yet have to
bow to the will of the majority and
do the great elephant-bareback
act in 1904 all by his lonely. 1t
really seems that he is the choice
of his party for the Presidential
nomination, and that through him
alone can Republicans solve the
problem of "what to do with
Roosevelt" What they yearn to
do is to ''roll" Roosevelt good and
hard.
And why not, since the chief
complaint against the hero of San
Juan Hill is that he refuses to sit
supinely on the elephants back
and let Senator Hanna guide that
beast in the ways along which the
trusts desire it to go? Col. Kerens
of Missouri correctly voiced the
dominant Republican sentiment
when he assailed the President and
eulogized Senator Hanna at the
close of the Republican National
Committees meeting in Washing
ton, and even though Mr.. Hanna
"squelched" Col. Kerens, he may
not be able to "squelch" the party
sentiment of which the Missourian
was the mouthpiece. 1t is in order
to watch the Republican elephant
closely these days. That animal
is the property of the trusts,
blanketed with a mortgage, and
there's fat old man sitting just
behind the man in the saddle
whom the trusts would like to
shove up into first place. Post
Dispatch.
Iron County register., 1904-01-07

acting as his press agent. ltseems
that after five days fierce fighting
in which several hundred Moros
were killed, there was only one
American slightly injured. AL
though our men were repeatedly
ambushed, yet only the ''niggers"
got hurt. Shade of Washington !!
Those Moros must have been
armed with corn stalks, pop-guns
or paper bags. In the language OF
Shakespeare: Rateq
That story is sTs thin that a
drunken Indian could read Dutch
almanac through it.
The truth is that Gen. Leonard
Wood is up against it good and
hard, and his patron and slap stick
playmate in the White House has
sent him word to get busy. He
has got busy by lying or doing
worse. This story is fake or he
is guilty of practically numbering
a lot of unarmed savages. Itmay
be a combination of both.
General Wood may be confirmed
by the Senate as a Major General
in the Army and thus "do' a lot
Of really deserving men out of a
just promotion. If he is he will
know more than he does now, but
he will not be as pretty.
CHAS. A. EDWARDS.
Iron County register., 1904-01-07

OF the weak by the strong. Nor
could he have given countenance
to the false meaning read into the
phrase. 1t is not true that the
word "fittest" in that connection
necessarily means chest" Hux-
ley once wrote that the substitution
OF the Survival of the fittest" for
natural selection" was "unlucky"
and had "done much HARM" be-
cause the fittest under some con-
ditions may be ethically the worst,
and their survival work toward
degradation. -Springfeld (Mass.)
Republican.
Iron County register., 1904-01-07

"There was drummer took sick
and died here, three weeks ago.
said the landlord of the tavern al
Polkville, Ark. "He was thick
set, guitar playin' sort of feller, and
the girl he was engaged to marry
came over from Torpidville to at
tend the funeral; also from Waup-
sey; also from Peapack; also from
Tonganoxie; also from som'ers in
Kansas, and some place up in Mis-
souri,. Seein' how many there was
of 'em, they put away their engage
ment rings, and figgeratively
speakin', organized a new society,
and invented a yell. And it was a
pretty duaned expressive one. too,
lemme tell you. THE Smart Set.
Iron County register., 1904-01-07

A short time ago Manila was the
scene of some remarkably brilliant
fetes, being in the nature of a
Venetian carnival. 1t is reported
that these fetes have never been
excelled in design and display,
and that Governor Taft and his
retinue were delighted at the won
drous spectacle. For the informa-
ton Of those who still cling to the
notion that the Filipinos are ignor-
ant heathens it may be stated that
these create spectacles were exc
cuted from designs furnished by
the native professors and students
in the Manila academy Of fine
arts. The spectacle Of a lot OF
ssheathens" and Ignorant bar
barians" maintaining an academy
Of fine arts is certainly ali inter-
esting one. The Comnsoner.
Iron County register., 1904-01-07

That it will cost the United
States S1S4, ,233, 1858 to acquire and
complete the Panama canal is the
statement made by a writer in the
New York Tribune. This does not
include the amount to be paid to
the government in control OF the
isthmus for the concession. The
Tribune writer says that an i'm
mense amount of money and
energy have already been ex-
pended on the canal and declares
that sum more than sufficient to
dig a waterway from ocean to
ocean at sea level has been col
lected from investors at different
times in it's history.
Iron County register., 1904-01-07
A Very Close Call.

81 stuck to my engine, although
every joint ached and every nerve
was racked with pain," writes c..
w. Bellamy, a locomotive fireman,
OF Burlington, Iowa. 81 was weak
and pale, without any appetite and
all run down. AS I was about to
give up, I got bottle of Electric
Bitters, and after taking it, I felt
as well as | ever did in my life."
Weak, sickly, run down people
always gain new life, strength and
vigor from their use. Try them.
Satisfaction guaranteed by Arcadia
Valley Drug Co. Price so cents.
Iron County register., 1904-01-07
II Unwell,

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