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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
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,Atotllcr$ and sIfiYc Gliildrsil, 1't,til-s,
"a Out iila SHOW. Lay ] DOWN
II, u I'LL Cold tossD lr. ... Y
{: CRY OF B BABY Y ]; SAVED y ] THEM E


.lli !. III
.,('sln,eclaitItor,llle8sTt NJ, Dispatch!)S

II (specialt on he II n esd spatcth) >55 s
i IsIl,i eted o,, the
coolest the nd wellt fro,, y
,hunge ard Elizabetht '1ten't 3
Dictz..s With hers our ldrcl sought
death .by freezing sfor yTaftcr midnight
yesterday morning upd ers d factory stotop
klytl M vs.
had mo l,pnlc dJcould ,lot Y bear ps9;
to lica ny babies she tod police
nan who found the sturs3ng family, .so SO
& sSthoIht tie best thing: 70 do was va Z to
freeze, III got the Children rs warm !
could So they would gots to seer, and ~ ~
hoped that 81 none would wa illsr. ken
ID S:3iS ri 4, IL s B ). 4
I,olIoen,an5 !; n al1oney y card the faint INT
whlmper OF child coming from fiB8under
the stoop of a2 2nioul uldtng fac orS. and ne
found tho |falnll hrees & h
Henrietta, atherlnes andS Sarah seven esrl
five and four yea old pecttyelyT-Wero
lin cons q GUS ii S co "a while Mrs,
3Dietz Iay 5huddle ed i1lf front Of them With
flerif ftccn Hold 5ba be. Dolores clasp.
ed s1 81 her breast. .s$ t. vas the babes cry
that saved tlicS fnmil "
AT first the police man could sc t5ilo lin-
formation fronla Mrs. Dletz or 7 lie older
children: "a 81 theygall wero too weak from
cold and hung gerSt q sbc nble to ia hey
appea rod on lie verge or starrsitio lon and
tic $thlnly sclad boo les 10 { the children
we rc e,t,nc ciat ed 10 an extreme. &
~ The hands and feet Sof he threoasol der
children were found II y be ssevcrcly frozen.
They we're llosp tal hilc VI he
matron Al u the police "a flpns prepared q y
warm bed for! nj rs Dictz ahid 4 he baby. 8
s;ssyyhcn5t ttes mother was nr rralg gnped N1aGis-
trnte Iigginbot tia n and \ others irH$tile
court room mad Of 81. liicll
Diet Z, lling Per s. e
he would $see N tl,n t she obtained u em-
ployrnent that she MI glit slp port the fatn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
STEAMER IN DISTRESS
5:5 USED SCARG o FOR FUEL
pyAssocla ted Pre,s.,!Ly:

sPHILADELPlIlA, p "a, Jan. q q. Tho
Mallory Line steamship San acinto.
from Galveston January 18th, yla5383l<ey3
West, for ew Y ork arr yed at the Dela-i
ware III brcakwatc n o-day. I. The vessel
should have arrived mt New York January
.o5th, It Is not known S vet Why shoi
put into the rcakWat er. " 5s
5 The San Jacinto put into the break
lwnter for coul W ater5 Ind stores. II he ycsI.
sci ran into the recent severe storm
when off the ca pes and was driven many
miles out OF her course. II s.5s Y E
y While ende uyorlng5 to reach the break
water the San Jaclnto's coal supply gave
out. and two days It was necessary to
use the cargo for fuel. he vessel is
badly damaged around the deek-housei
from Icing buffet ed by tho heavy seas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
CORB'E|:'I||T.|8SA.Y.S'.H|.||... !. }. [:
MILL BEA.I !. j britt /
Dis: ours poll [;E; r,le !, Friend
slip and \ Dc D clare:s' San 4
u lock Californian Ottt. &Ss
PREPARlN GsFoR I,
~ IIlIlT ~
(speclal8'to rho Times. Disp'

spccInl Sto Tho Times. pi ispntch
@ 81 OreK, Jan IS. That oung & Cor
t,,E nj II to n,a q her effort to win
back tho championship BleS los to n Irlt
evidenced sby tho earnest i'm nner IN which
he workiilg 10 himself for Ills sbou
battling espi, III San SEQ a1,eSt mont y,
corbett. been ntS San 81 60
@trninlngN for past and ne
VIII Md more
like Alci
" thcr1Selsl
championship Isoyerul so. n MI ss5
Il 'GorEd II, Iii ttcl receive this
5byst. friend 8iiiS tlls q presses Himself
lii, strong terms Brit re fusal enter
Into {anot her match With him. but Sho hopes
8syet, lie saS s.. forco HIS CONF to meet
him glnS tlte ring. his ettcr$ he SAY
Ham out here working like Ia an to got
myself lin the hest possible scondi ton for my
tight with Battling Nelson, which kcs place
I'm February. am working every lay with
..Frnnlsle. who Is mat ched to- fight
young fellow named Fl Iyand, and u thlnk Nell
Sis 4 sure winner tried to nrrar,go a match
between Tommy Murphy, Of lew ork, and
Nell but heard Y that. lurphy was lrcady
matched. NJ Murphy ana Neil would dralT65Wel
anl fight ont here. 5s W ssSj;.8
SEQ sorle OF my supposed frlends a n;
Il tho East ire eplorlnE u no "a ct tlat ! am
down. and ca u and h declare thnt u have .gono
tho {nath y 4 leads to ruin, They're ssrico
friends. ,vhensyo ire a winner yoll:rc, he rea
thing but tl,e5 moment Fl you atrlk sls5litte!
tough silack, your friends desert YOU. Y,
Nfrlends wll i$gall con,o round aga when ss1
lick Britt, and VIII pck hnl if ever. he again
Senters a ring With me- 81. y rtt
8s3 Britt does not want any PAL Of 4,lo lie
wants Jabez SNhlto. What did White ever do!
THAT ho is entitled to u match With Britt to,
take home a big loser'a end M tchell says;
White weighs has pounds. VI Will lghtS ite!
and weigh 1sa pounds, and agree to- knock him
sout Iii tens rounds or forfeit tho entire purse
X Il Iwill Bet $1,000 that Neil or Murphy CO n
beat While t u a . Il
.lFg,I Sl,avo made NIL kinds OF concessions to
4 Eritt for return match I: told him he could
name tho weight, the tin,e Cor weighing sin,s
and aocct his{oWi referee, but still 3hs refuses
5to fight. I nm, In good shape now, and you.
can say y II will beat Nelson to q certainty.
Give my regards to MY real friends. !. You know,
thcn,n af5 y 81 se l{I 81 fSs II s5 !
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s ~
ING ElzEs Z q ~
h FUNERA III /. n \ 4 $GHURlC CH:
9TSnecia III Tho Times. pls IA tch. n

1Spectalt II il nc 1a tci .SSF &
RAILWAY 81 eral ser
Bvices. at tho I'resby yterlan Church hero!
yes terla X were int errupt I'd 5@'ll yelled
Swoir, ah sud- pp earcds seized Ha little:
girl 'front.' the arms of neS of$ thc Iifolirn-
lcis and 7ian to the stree. Iicr- ac =, as-7 a-
founded the funeral party On nly&t theswo-- !:
man from whom he child had 4 been so
5rudely snat tched left her. I: seat D a
scream, $Eshe gave chase. IS but VI the other
woman spran tint to a cswria gesapd droyc y
rapidly way si 85
The !@vcled woman was Mrs. 81 WI liam,
3Nyilk ins, O RI llwny, who Is SSsring her
llusbn for iyorce. and 4 he cllild was
her five-y -year-oltl daught or, " had been
placed I'm tho care OF Mrs, q Brewer the
sll1ourncr Of 4 he funera party
The coach in which the mother fled
iborc herr the railroad station, where
,shos nladc close connect ionsS witt llAl train
for ew} ~ ork, thus evaddirg s. her pur-
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STRIKERS SB UY Ian,
WHICH They TIED IL
'(SpeclalgtoFThe Tlmes- -Dispatch.

lfI7E q PVVIH UtI1u u1FIIIcSEI1lSI1tIl lCII'I
9NVIoO RI, * Y, j an fter5 passing
through several months Of one OF tho most
8nnd vindlctivc strikes In tho,
foundry resumed work yesterday under
.theIcontrol the, strikers themselves s ils
Tho nouders, Who l,lYo been OH IS trlkc,
have purchased the foundry, and Syester-l
day Incorporate ed al n cooperative con-
icern.S The capital stock will be $40, ,0Oo,
consisting OF l6o shares fofE $3.50 each.
sss Tho new corpora Ion Swlll bo limited to
an Indebtedness OF $4,000. NO orkI11en are
eagerly buying shares, IN "
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TWO sATTEMPTs TO q SET
NEMENT I AFlRE.
{By8Assoclated Press,)i

lssoclat eIt3 frcss,)
5s NEyNtsY ORK. Jnn.s . &C cupants OF 4 q
3fivc-story tenement house In y ri Eleventh:
Avenue. which has jus been rebuilt af--I
5ter6 irg destroyed by fire, With 4 loss
sofftwcnty-slxjl lives, less than three months
ago, wore thrown into q state bordering
on panic early today by two ellberatcs
attempts TO burn tho building
Both attempts were frustrated bS the
fortunate early discovery Q q the y fire In
tho cellar but after the second attempt.
non OF the nineteen families which oc-
3supy the building dared return Urn to their
beds N 81 {t3 i35s f8 55
ss Material srlled against the wooden al
swas found blaze, The polliicesSSarc sSa nvcstl-,
eating the case. ll9 gs 5a 5 III
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lANKER CHARG ED n.
4 WITH EN- ID E2Z # !,
.lBa AsaUallteI ngass

NEW YOitK, ar. ass,s. .5s. e ss
no was connected siis tile
an Bank 5of Chicago, Which Il Y IA n tss
l3ors several days aso, has hsssi hAss ss7ss5 "A
,sted here charged With embeaz - lsIns, ~
Hunt was arrested az the 4 reaaf
he Chicago police who rot fled the Sf,y :
fork unthorltics thar they had II M sy4l'-
rant forsannt's s. arrest ON the ea Isg @ oss
emhezzllng ss0,o1l. Hunt WAS 3arrafs ssie Y
In court and held fur ext tiotss
Hunt WAS president 0f the Fam tl1eri,
ieal. Ranking tsomIEtny, OF & tica so ~ lcsts
closed its doors Thaisda x. ssss
pres!dsnt Hunt was dissent. but I s:' yas
reported that he was ret afiiluH tos tslllG,t7 "
20 with u large snia OF ipoaty tp ma kes
up alleged shortages WheI, hes did sIsiit
aIrive, I,liiss OF Police q seil oft q l1ica
who had receI ed word ii iulst lssa M
ia New Rork, ssilt 4. AeisR ~ a,stS
.nE sog l.ls Afre,it, SSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Area and Populatiiol1..

81 The population OF snnto q DO n1iliI,o Il Is
much less than that Of the Republic 6
Haiti. which occupies the remaining por-tt
,tlons OF tho Island OF Haiti lthousll the
area OF Santo Domlngo is much greater
than tha " 81 Haiti. Tho aren Of santol
Domingo is estimated fat 1S045 square
miles, against II, ,2240 square miles in
Haiti. 4 which occupies the western end
of the island, while Santo Domingo o occu-8
pies the eastern portion OF y the island.
Its sternnost point being but hou sew
Ienty-avcg miles west OF the most westerly.
point OF Porto Rico. The arca OF Sallto3
Domingo. 1905 !. square It miles, 1, is about.
equal 10 that OF New Hampshire and YER.
mont combined. or about onc-half that
OF tho State Of Indiana, 5s |s8 ifs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
ATT TO WRECK
FAST MAIL TRAIN
,i.ply .AssslocIated press.y 3

q, (Eys Associated Pressiy "A. wi. M
N KANSAS CITY, MO. Jan, 2sS,--.Nn i'm.
nttempt to wreck ! he Missouri
.ISansas and Texas fast mai train from
Texas running q the rate or sixty miles
IN 8honr, has been made IN nj deep cut
three milcs south Of Moran, kan ~ ~ &
was Ffnstcned across the track and
Eaeraiiing iron placed on the rails,
Tho forceWlttl which the en- gille struck
ltlie tie snapped It IN two and threw tlt,
swithstl,e derallins iron, to ono sldc,a "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
|y'TYNNE|G|.R0.E||:'s:|I
PLANNED Revolt
Thought Unclee K Sam, WHO Zig Owed W'rs,lI
Them $3.50 Each Had Ha,d5sEBE3,c'- b. .I
i5sisss is3 come ilsolve,it.8
FIRST sTRlKE ( ON J! lsTAMusI S i N Y s
Linc III Marble AZ t,l,t1llcet1lts NNill sItlll:
lark Boundary Between; '',.3 g tl1es# is ~
Sss United States and Panama:

y2
(special cable 10 The = spa tell, vi
8 SlsSa i.
ma "a i, egrocs who sdistrust ed he SOL
ye,icy IL the United sta eminent e Y.
for thc fortngbtly salary s. SO #enc is Y,
caused tho nrst strike tos@ 1st l'nlan
Cana Commission. The Y l i.s not
employed On tho canal proper btt we're y
WORDING 81, tic construct the vat wnt Ter E,
aid sewer system III q l1ES l'uf-
tng 4cs time the strike va on III Sork IS
III 5t1,e5 city vas comp led
@ ,riIe canal iaborcrs are paid every tFo
wee I'LL an entire week they h earn III
whal to ali SA American lahore would seem I'm
IL ir2pricc fora slngl do 1lSl any
ttey2 cconlplIsh Il propcrt iollal amount q
of work 4. fterEthe last period wa 9 com
fpleted 4. more than a. week ella I,sedl ~ before
Inc clerks II, tho canal Ices had 4 ~ fin-
Sished the pay; rolls. his time tlle
,nel, & concluded that the ted sta!es
ia fallen Into st he 1loil- l1nbl
sof the South Aner il Pig VII
which they were fan, lllar, and tho y tllcs
usual revolution would Sbes n cessa rySsto
secure 4 ilcir pay he Il,or y ga7s
Torkinen prevented such q ras g. step
5butthc men clambered from tho tTcnfhes l,le:'
and ma rched to the canal bui ding after
stlieirg money. U poil pron1i ises t8t neg
would receive test The d ay i hey g. ra e.
n r1<
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BIG LEA|.G|I.U|..|.E||:!s||I..i'I| !. / [ J. TO |:
ADOP' |P|'''||SC|.H||:.E|:.D||U|.L||::Esi |:
Meeting Will Y #FPr ably b,e5 5I7ls.tt. Held
" y 4 Z ork 6, bout l5. tlle
S35S Middle Sof f Fcbruar 8sS
Liam 4: CRITICIZED: 3; \! u |i!!E:l:

s,si cid N q riYn Iimes.D Spa tch
ss4,S r,4v a.i Garry
q r. TIC National and Amer
ican un w hold their
sIn thls tho llot later
than Tho middle ot fiist patt
this pro edS Y pon sone
time ngo,
lilo two bis leag sou IL meet &,
Stlnues ana
already bcs,l ]
L nam faiti ~ otnson no d6 te hns beeh Fsot
sforNt HI meet ,gs ard i II thos 10
Gull them Tor tho last wee TsbEuars q or
tic first III sla IIerraa n. fo,yeyer.
thinks tha / tic biz leag,lo ma gnat es3 should
Eet tog cher earlier and ,e5 has comnumnl. rl1 IN
q c:.tcd Ills views on this sub bject the two
sidcnts, whose duty ~ q acall no &C. G.;
fspect tive meeting :s II, Sg 8 II;
Nj .,.I \. econ,nenl that the poaru,
which has power TO- net for the N tional ss
/. socia Ion. bes invited toHn,eet IN
\ al Tie. su.lc time as tho lea
Tha U Z ylor Case. .5s
rr,,st dent Harry pulia Of tho atlona1I
1ca quo Ills being severely CT ic!sed over t
tho country for his "a! lure 70 tn keSa acton
In Ills, case Is uccnseal
#of throwing games In / a series between 10
for d 81 roney consideration, and. unless The
. national League slfts The whole thing 70 4tle5
bottom very SOON a nd bring proof to- sub
$santiate $the charges or give tho pla ayor an
opportunity TO- oxonerate himself that body;
Will losa much Of the prestige It has gained. t
$forendeavorns place baseball On a high n
standing. Y 4. r.
elnrke IN speas of the this
hardly Taylor Y {; e. ti,s3
whleI baeve ho nsht bs guilty e 6 aayiag g
don Is guilty ,Gd y ths 4, ai Ss
pasea lhsea his s y
night hsyS ad Wes
Money hon 5San ana WiIiuly throw soss thn
about @ asatnehsIxe aM
National j League for not sitting he case toi
the bottom x s5-S4 w tss y. III. .s
CHARGES Pus% ta
month hut At remained "a fors;th the Americani
if thls tilns had occurred Is, 4 ,s:
would have made much Of ~, md tried to
make the casoSa basis on which, toE elenouncet VI G
iof boosting certain cluhEs hope rayior,,llI
iii wager he VII prove hllnself innocept Of
a tho charges! Il "a Gf55
Baseball Notes. Il v NJ
AIanagerllIn Union has, begun Stlie wedding outii
fnf tho tplnyersI whom hc does not want on.
) His Drpokiyn team. q nnd b Kelly, Louden-5
srchlaaser Atkins. Jordan lIaSden, n,ana Yiltse,
whom he drafted from. THU c'lul;
has about fifty players FROM wlloR tiainake
A REPORTS say that Charlie Carr Is trying to.
yet his release from tho Cleveland Club. In
order IA ,laliuge tile Montreal Eastern League
f 2ss1p.Bills iInnIton Will 5recelve a good salary
this year as players mana ger OF the Harris.
burg Club. @ va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
.BRITTON8 GUl UlL'TY;IT0 Be 81
lMPRISONED FOR LIFE
AssocIated / rres.,) n

tx s q (I,y Associated rress,) s * ID
f fT4ENlNGTQN N. u, j an 92es.--ln the trial
OF William Eritton forfthe murder Of
James Cprlsrcll, In Brcathltt county, the
jury to-day returned a verdict of guilty,
fxing thcf punishment at life imprlson-,
mcnt 3
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4 Earthquake ii Alabama.
(Dy Aseocluted prcss.) )

" 53 ii tpy Associated Frcss.) II II s ~
i}s sCi.ADsDEN, Ala jan SC iadsden and
.AttalaE each experlcnccdt m earthquake
shock during the might "a In sonlp in-
stances 4 glassware was thrown from
tables. III II. 7.fs "a 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Air Drum Explodes; II Hurt.

(I,Y. Associated Prcss.) &
sWELLSYILLE. o.. Ian. 22S. NJ lIlevcntner
were Injured, two Iof them very seriously,
rs 4 result Of tho explosion OF nrl mir
drum III the shops OF tho Cleveland and
Plttsburg Railroad hero today, The
building was natal lly Wrec le q. sS,i8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
4 Marble Boundary Lines

Two parallel lines OF marble Monuments
will flank the srout te or rjthe Panama cana i
iand permanently mark the %boundarles
between the domain Of the United States
and that 8of tho Republic pf Y I'a mama
Tho present plans are to place. The 1nonu:-; !;
n,cnts 50 close together that Il ( person
standing at the base 20 Is ny one can SEQ
$cithersof the nearest two IN the ~ lines
The lines. when comp eted,s I'll be forty
seven miles long and five mile fro the
botders Of tho canal In order to locate
the marble shafts, 4 the first surveyed
the land cedcd q to tho United States Is
nov; being made. 9. Vincent Peterson
an American, retained as consulting en-
igInecr, to 4 tho secretary OF public works
the Panama Republic, Is Representing
the local government H while a. Nc cLeod'
Miller a ls6 carrying on the Work In behalf.
of Major General Davis. Of tho, Canal
zone. on opposite sides of the pedestnlsS
Will be chiseled s.. and M R. de T. y
Otherwise tte ma arblc w IL & 3of for slno Doth
surfaces for future Notwithstanding tour
II 40
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Protestant Church There.

\. II
This republic VII soon have & Protes. ','s
5tant scnurch VI vi thin It's By Shpur,darles. IS
SB Bsho SThon,a B.4 4Neely the Mea no
dist Episcopal Church, Is success ftl II ~
carrying out his presen plans Iisfot'i
Neely,8who has charge Of the Sout th q AllacIy-
Ica ii missions for the Met odist denominal:sj
ftton.alla been stopping in Para cityf
$for: The past wee Flo has 4; been nue.
Impressed 8bY the large number Of Amer t !:
ficnns here and the nbserces of g n.y. Pro-
gtestant place ss for publ worshi The.
only services III he Eng gl,a So
n those gof a nnlnlca ssibn. Or "a hose held
gssof { ia Tie q RlsloD
Nicely I'll 81 d most comp ed neg tlationls
sfor$s tho purchase s0f sst he ruins nc
church or santo sDomingo 3, which y Is :owr,ed
by the estate the Maj rquis de Sab bla.g
The church 4 l,a 81 been 4 n uins for one
hundred and n fly years nd the Isl te.!
which is valued at so, 600 is wi thin a. "a
block % a the center Of tho eli ty. The.
5long,, 10 t. arch \ OF 8 the building remains
one D e the rlarycls of early Spanish ar
Fchtecture Bishop Necly is ow on sfls,
Swaysto Peru and will eros IS trough Chile
Sa,ll Brazil before returning to Pannina.;
aBy8thnt8 timeitsis expected that cor truc;:5 y
itIon atcrial will have arrived from "A he
States, so u thn work on the Esedi iiice can
be started Fnt once. II. "a 4 large prop portion
of tho builling will lie devoted TO guild
halls. reading and club ro onls. Tor the
Sl,nncnt of ca ma eInDlOycs Bs
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lean League 4 player, IA tho Ii National League
would have made much Of II. \ md tried to
make the case 10 basis on which, denouncot
Tho whole AMERICAN League us ha ng IN rs n 4
ana that games were thrown for tho. purpose.
ior boosting certain cluhs.5 hope Taylor
force the %lcngue to give him a. hfarng,tnndi
III wager Sre Will prove hllnself innocept Of
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-18
VIII Open a Store In walhalIa.

Ralph G. Carter, of Liberty, was In
Walhalla Monday on business. He is
closing out his mercantile business at
Liberty and will move to Walhalla some
time within the next few weeks and open
frst-class hardware store, of which he
will have personal supervision. The
firm will be known as the Walhalla
Hardware Company and will deal in
everything in the hardware limo. The
store room of Jas. M. Moss, formerly oc-
oupied by j. j. Ansel for his furniture
business, will be used by the new com
2any for the handling of hardware. We
are glad to welcome Mr.. Carter back to
ehe business circle of Walhalla aud be-
speak for him fair share of the trade,
not only of Walhalla, but from large
section outside. He is young man of
energy and business ability.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-18
Well Known ,seIton Man Aanss Himself.

j. X. Breazeale committed suicide at
Bolton last Monday morning by hanging
himself to the rafters of his barn between
8 and 10 O'Clock. Mr.. Breazeale was
about 60 years of age and had been in
bad health for several months. His
mind had been more or less deranged
for over month. On more than one
occasion he had manifested symptoms
of suicidal mania, and his family had
been watching him. His wife went to a
neighbours home for few minutes on
Monday and found her husband missing
when she returned. After searching for
him in vain. she called in her neighbors.
A little boy who lived with the family
found Mr.. Breazeale's body hanging from
a rope in the loft of the barn. He was
already beyond medical aid. Mr.. Brea-
Zeale was a son Of JSCannon Breazeale
Mrs. j. Cannon Breazeale, who survives
him with several children, is daughter
Of the late Alfred Campbell, and sister
of A. r. Campbell, of Bolton. She is
also u sister OF MRS. j. i. Kay, OF Wal
halla.
The news of Mr.. Breazeale's untimely
death will be learned with, regret by
friends in Oconee.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-18
Important to Teachers.

To the Teachers of Oconee County:
You are hereby notified by the County
BoarC of Education for Oconee county
that no pay warrant need be presented
to the County Superintendent of Educa-
tion to be approved unless you are regis.
tered in the Office of the Superintendent
of Education. This took effect January
2, 1905. 1t is a violation of the school
law for 1908 for trustees to employ
teachers who do not hold certificate
granted by the County Board of Educa-
tion of the county in which they teach.
We have several teachers in this county
who are teaching on diplomas and certif-
Gates granted by other States and
counties; also State certificates. Teachers
who are doing this must, before they
bring or send any more pay warrants TO
be approved by me, present their diplo-
mas or certificates to the County Board
of Education for this county, so that we
NAV grant them certificate or have
their diplomas or certificates endorsed
and register them on our enrolment of
qualified teachers. Matters not whether
you receive public school money directly
or indirectly, you must be registered
Trustees should be careful not to en-
ploy any teacher that does not reside in
this county, but comes from another
| county to teach in this county. Be sure
| that the County Board has endorsed
their diplomas or certificates.
Respectfully submitted,
j. S. COLLEY,
County Supt. Education.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-18
Killed ~ rsIllau r,ss.

Last Saturday morning, t4th Instant;
in the Burnt lanyard neighborhood, on
the farm Of Widow Deaton, Deedy
Hughes, about twelve years old, SON Of
Marcus Hughes, was out rabbit hunting
early in the morning, and in QUITTING
down . tree was caught under 1t as it
fell and pinioned to the ground His
dogreturned home and showed uneasi-
nesss coming and going In the direction
of the woods. Search was made aud the
body found at O'clock in the afternoon
by y F. Frady. who, with his mother,
lifted 70 70 the hue. Of the tree, While HE
grandmother drew his body ont. Young
Hughes hsd been dead some time when
found. Coroner w. L. Harbin went and
looked into the cese and issued burial
permit, but no inquest was held, as It
was plainly an accident. Tho untortu-
gate accident is deeply regretted by the
= lends Of the young man.