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! n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Juno II, 1e06 5E
LEA Va RICHMOND DAILY,
sO0 a. 1i-1SORFOLkz LIMITED. Arriysa
M ~ 1l:D ~. ~ Stops only at PETERSBURG.
1905 A. ,M. fcHicAGo EXPRESS. Furlot
car, 1ro!ler fcrvics. Petersburg to Lynchburt
ana Roanoke Pullman Sleepers Roanoke 70
Columbus B3ieheld to Cincinnati: also Roam.
oke to X no1 LIE. and Knoxville TO Ne rnphiA
care Dining Tar. Roanoke TO williamson.
E!l0 7. NJ. ROANOKE EXPRESS. For
Farmvlile, Ii nchburg and Roanoke.
+ 800 =. 4M.-{,CEAE SHORE LIMITED. Ar.
rives Norfolk)5:2o p. 81. Stops only at Peters.
burg, WavcHy and Suffolk Connects with
steamers to Boston, Providence. New YORK;
Bal tnlore nr& 5NYashiuxton. 7stgI5 81. E
7:25 p M.-for Norfolk and all stations kaAt
OF PETERSBURG lF a6sa453 84E js M
-: 10 p M.-EEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman slcetcrs Richmond to Lynchhury and
Roanoke. Pc frsburg TO Bristol, Lynchburg -
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans Gaze
$50 p. Mir. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 70
Columbus. CAfs Dining Cur. .
Trains arr te from tho West 7:4a A. NJ, .:0
P. n. and s:8 P. NJ: from Norfolk ll:+o 4. IL.
and $50 P. N. A
". B. BENLL, G. II. BOsLEf.
aen'lg ri ss AEt7 IL dat. Pass. Agt.
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The Baltimore Medical College

Liberal teaching factes modern colleFe buiIdlngs,
lecture p end .he9!1ss ss os aa ad d
pensary. Send for catalogue, Address :. ~. az
bAD StiTT. N, D.. DIAN. ~ PARK AH.. IN lN,Ot' Nv
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WANTED - by LADY OF EXPERT
ence, position 10 teach In private fam
ily: English branches, Latin, French
and physical culture. Address MISS
ELIZABETH SEGAR, Lewiston, Va.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

Courses in liberal arts and In law lead
to tho degrees Of 3. A., B. s., NJ. "A. and
LII. B. Able faculty OF specialists. SEES
sion begins September 21st. ASK Tor
sketch OF the G55 alumni now resident IN
Richmond. Catalogues and full inlorma-
tlon furnished by
t !. Richmond, Va.
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.n,rASTED-.TO RENT FIRST FLOOR;
laur bsauutal rooms, s West t1anklp,
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WANTED-POSlTION BY COMPETENT
and reliable NIarmera, as manager or
on shares; will |. furnish any reference
required; no chldren; undcrstand ma
4 chinery Address &c, 'Dlsputanta.
Va, u. r. d. NO. !. rtE
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HELP WANTED-Male.

lIEN AND 4BoYs WANTED 10 !. Learn ). !, n = :,
hates 81 s. day. many mar com aamitted 10 10
i M mana and Master Plumbers Associa-,
lions un1on co ciSd Eros. CO; PhuMlpl ! nd
SCHOOLS, New York. Cincinnati n iIar
ST. Louis. Day ana Night En- , clnsf,' We q.
free catalogue address Wv = en''i = 9
e Nav York. E TRIMS Hs .--tre
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WANTEp--A MAN, AS PRlNCSlPs'niIA !
Va. salary 5000 for session session s5 e e, Ap
ply ply 'm ereasntials etc. latter TO- ncIHdSs
name Of college or SCHOOLS q M MIlR
applicant is a graduate. H. Y. ~ : = -
Amherst va.
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~ NT,,r1--A ID GRADUATE NJ Al. p
~, char os1 principal of Hickory Meek
Acndcmy. must have several years, , eX-
perience. Apply TO g.; ". G M ~,
Chairman of Stone House l1lstlict'
Iock Box 203, Toano, va.
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Help WANTED-Female.

hyAN,rED = STENOGIlAPHER TYPE
writer, with some knowledge o, double
entry bookkeeping; must be, rapid ma
chine operator quick. Intelligent: give
references; salary. $50; answer IN own
handwriting Address Box II, Chiffon
Forge, Va.
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FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Seventh Street between Broad and Grace)-
Raw. G" NJ, MARKS, pastor,-Services at II A.
M No services at night during Ausust.
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VA NTED-MALE q TEACHER T. Q * y
- 'sutherlin, Va, graded school; one ,,,. OF
Experience and well auali dnllor to s patc
pare pupils for business or co, ,n}I.rencos
J. eirht months session.. Address JNo'
y E9.REDD Sutherlln. va.
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IVA MED = RELIABLE MILL METZ ~,
with frst-class outfits TO CIV S.' % ~
million feet. Address at once. y; y.
GOOpE LUMBER CO., Inc" boSo'o'''
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EANTED-AT ONCE, AN .EXPERi
enced engineer. Apply HOTEL RlCli-
s& MOND. T .#aA W
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NANTED-TYPEWRI SrENOGRA-
Young lady, Who will be satisfied win
good home and moderate salary; permaa-
nent lob Address BON l55. Charlol'e
y Court house, Va. il
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WANTED-SrALR# BUILDERS! WAEEIs rs
So per day Of eight hours ssN;,n iR1S! g
TiITIsR ! Rcai.nof :, 10 South l4aurel
Street. S@4ifA$ Al IN q vi ---L---- -
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,vaNTED-MEN no LEARN, BARBER
trde new method sat 9ny e'sndi po faas
i aWorpihr ibeautfuy Illustrated e g +
inaue mailed free. MOLER's BAREn .ls
Az COLLEGE,, 13l Prince Street ne" h Or
Cty rs. i
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TRUNKS.
TEE:.DEE BRANCHES.

The following Branch Offices have
been established for the benefit OF
those living at a distance from tho
Main Office OF The Times Dispa tch,
The Tee-Dee Wants left at any OF
these branches viii receive the same
careful attention as though they had
been left at the Main Office. and
there will be no extra cost TO the al
Yert!ser:
SLAUGHTER'S DRUG STORE, TWEEN.
ty-flf,h and venabIe Streets.
w. r. EANES, Twenty.fIfth and Leigh
6treets.
A. A. SCOTT, Twenty'rfth and Broad
Streets.
ROBERT J. WILLIAMS, Twenty-fIrst
and Marshall Streets.
TARRANTs, GRANT e. CO., Foushse
and Broad Streets.
G, W, Laltmer, No. 300 West Mar.
shall Street.
THoMPsoN's DRUG STORE, No. 1852,
West Main Street.
i. /. BEVERlDGE, Brook Avenue and
Clay Street
Heights.
| PEoPLE's DRUG STORE. No. 5000
williamsburg Avenue, Fulton.
ROBINS PHARMACY. No, 200 East
Marshall Street.
| CITY DRUG STORE, No. 1444 East
Main Street, corner Fifteenth.
| JupsoN CUNNINGHAM, No. 2o27
East Main, corner Twenty. first.
PINE STREET PHARMACY, No, 1874
South Pine Street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.,
No. 412 East Broad Street.
| THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. So1
l. West Cary Street.
EATON PHARMACY, Twenty-eIohth
and N Streets.
RisoN's PHARMACY, No. 1te Canal
Street.
J. r. LEWIS, No. q e. Broad Street.
CARRIERS DRUG STORE, No. 1902
n Hull Street. Manchester.
| w. A. PERKINS, No. a. North syca.
more Street, Petersburg.
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Observation-Disclosures BY p r y 9
lending len pharmacy lectures this fall:
young man; good prescrlptioniSsato' SIX
Years experience Address J., 25o care
this Office iH t
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SITUATION #WANTED-Male

2 HAT sALEsMA AN, WITH 10 YEARS
xnerience. desires to make change Sep,
tember Isl: thoroughly posted In an
branches Of the3buslness; STEADY, S Soav
and 4 / salesman: no objection to leav-
1 Ing the city. Address L. 226, care TINS
office. ,.sF.ff gsl
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sh,ANTED-A REGISTERED DRUG
clerk; one reliable In all respects &C, !, no no
other need apply. Address f. "a care
this Office. -. ~ 81 10
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- "a o n Richmond, Fredericks-
n n 0H-s burg s. Potomac Il, +.
r,,o,na I,oaye Richmond-NOrthW

lis u IS Dure ~ l-otol1'c - 80
Trains Leave Richmond-N orthward.
t;16 All M.-Dally-byrd 81, Through.
7:s5 Al M.--Week Days-Elhs' Ashland 40
$40 az M1si,,@Daiiy-Byrd 81, Through, Local
,,.,s ssWa9Rnsn.Weels pays-Byrd ST.. Through,
t.0S ~ M.--Wfek pays-Byrd 81. Fredericxs'
b'' hlrE a * %tnmod ation
s,,ns ~ 'h,-Daiiy-Mai St., Through.
,ls.so n M,-Week Days-Elha Asn!ana Ac-
4 - fplsMm '@eaiiy-Byr St. Through,
T,rnins Arrive Observation-Disclosures
90 4. M,--week pays-Elba, Ashland Y A.
~ cpnmoda! ION, -,a. rradnr,ok.
m burg Accommodatlonss. rhro,.b
!, s "a I, MM--Week pays1byrd 81. Through
o.,A h I eepa!iy-Main ST. Through.
s ~ F M Mbaly-hyFa ST. Thfoash Local
o..o + f ,.opMs-paily-Main 81. Through,
~ bovo trains except trains 9rrlylns hlSns
mond II 80 a. NJ, week days, and local aoco'''
'ine ot arrivals and departures and connee-
t.9ns, nG bike IKE q, w cILP " TAfkoR'
Gma,nn, Ii Man'r., Asst dens. Mani IFaf' MAI
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SOME s1.D, $50 AND ST. NEGLIGEE
Shirts, sizes 16 to IS, for. 75c all stand
ard goods MUSCOE II. GAfeNETT,
Eighth and Main Streets
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49,. q. -.
MISCELLANEOUS
DENTISTRY.

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS, oPPo-
site the postotiice. Phone 3.96. E Exam
Z nations and estimates free.
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WANTED-A LARGE, GOOD, SECOND
story room for storage: must be IN q
good location. Address X, 220, care TINS
office. ,-1S
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STORAGE.

FOR CHEAP AND DRYhf STORAGE
rooms npplyglgt too RICHARDSON
videre Building, a sol w. Main Street
Phone S43. 1gs
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.SEABOARD.
AIR LINE RAILWAY

,tF I-9-leos.
TRAINS hAA aEol Ai Na4tSa N1hl pAAsaia,.
viW r. SSiilt-St,iooa RI M Fast Mall-SAsAhn4ns
1s1o ackyonvilie, Atlanta and sonsnwasss' lack,
10 100 r. M.-seaboard EX Ia sseuu.hWsst.
WV sonyllle. Atlanta aad s9u'Amsss
TRAINS ARRIVE lslotiAA'of ~ :,
s.sb 4. M,-Yron, Itorida. Atlanta ahe eop' =
~ y, sMi.--E'ron Florida. Atlanta and spu'n,
h;sO Y Sss 4, From Local Points, rAyIon
Il Il, LIZARD. CIV, ~ 81 Agent
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PERSONALS

WHY USE #sACER's IXTRACTs7
SAUER'S EXTRACTS BEST BY TEST.
SAUER'S EXTRACTS ARE CHEAPEST
SAUER'S EXTRACTS. WHY! BECAUSE
sAUER,s EXTRACTS ARE STRICTLY
sAIIER,s 6ExTsRACTs GIVE YOU RE
suits where others fail.
SAVERS EXTRACTS HAVE The
SAUER'S EXTRACTS @; RECEIVED
highest award and medal at Worlds
( Fair.
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FOR sALE1CoLLIER's WEEKLY.
fifteen months isubscriptictl to thiS
weekly for $500; this is a bargain Adj
dress G. 212, care this Office
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED = ROOM IN a. PRIVATE
fan,ily, convenient to Sixth and Clay
Streets, BY young lady; references OK
changed. Address a, 22l, care this o.
flee. s3a
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pIoymtnt; security for Sl 70, re ccontIict
WIN Win other employment; security re no
turned any time; no canv canvas; s .T
books gam!h2li1n1gs; ri in9s cu 40 Maid
y RIVER CONSTKUClloN -
en- Lane New YORK. $500
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-'TO ENGAGE WITH TcSTAB-
lishcd Insurance or real estate business;
not nvcrse to putting in some money;
am experienced. Address p. 0. BOX.
No. s. Richmond Va Fss.
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LEGAL NOTICE..


NIRGINI AIN THE .CHANCE5Rif!Y
COURT OF THE CITY OF RlCil-
NIOND. TIE 427TH DAY OF JIl;f, aE lyGo.
William Ellyson, Executor Of Rhiii,p sly ~
son, Deceascq!....., y
Sarah Catherine Gibson and others; (.
IN CHANCERY,
80 Fifth, 1t appearing 70 me
William Ellyson; as executor Of IT, i'h am9
demands against the estate q Philip ,! Gib-
son. deceased had been taken ny C 3lnt,
missioner Cutchns in the mode prescrlD,eta
by law. as shown by his aforesaid report,
dated July 25th 1905, and that the same
las been hled in this court and that more
than one year has elapsed since the quail
flcation OF said William E,lyson, AS eH-
ecutor OF Philip Gibson, deceased now.
on the motion OF Mary j. Guthrie, .lega-
tee under the will of said Philip Gibsgn'
deceased, 1t Is adjudgcd, order and de-
creed that tho creditors Of said l'hi!,p
Gibson, deceased, do show cause, y any
they can, on Monday, the "a day Of Ceto-
Der. 1905, before this court against pay,
ment and delivery, OF the estate OF the
decedenl, said philip Gibson, to his lega-
tees and distributes without requiring
1efunding bonds from them. or any or
An cxtract-Teste:
CIiAS, o, sAVILLE, Clerk
Aug b-law-4w
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-. ----------- :. -
LOST AND FOUND.

I, SsS,r :" yI1II,E DRIVING. A GOLp,
1H1SS,i6,e- face watch, with monogrn,m,, q; !,
g. Nv. also genilemans photo, ~ lnsid1 IL,
Somewhere on Grove. Avenue Vt E ~ lsnnt
or Clay Reward II lelt ats'i S - 80, y
Broad street, ----------
f,osI- BR1ER-RooT PIPE, BUj, LL 4, -
style amber stem, gold Dah q ~, .1p and "a
s stem, " in badly worn case. Reward y
n lIeft nt this Office. -
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YOU CAN GET THE BEST VALUE IN
NerlIgee Shirts and Straw Hats, all
standard goods; no job lots; all Soft
Shirts and Straw Hats at and below
cost at + MUSCOE I FI.3t CiARNETT'S,
Eighth and Main Streets. yDvi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19

W4NTrED- TO HIRE "A HORSE WITH
covered wagon, from $3.50 r. NJ. tlll
$40 East Broad Street Saturday morn
ing.
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: CHuRcH OF THE COVENANT CORNER
Park Avenue and Harrison StreeD-Rev. J.
CALVIN STEWART, d. D.. pastor.-Dlylns
services tomorrow liza n. and P. NJ. sun
day school $3.50 A. N. z Devotional serv!co We'd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19

nvAN,rET-A COMPETENT WHITE
woman 10 take charge Of kitchen; must
mako ali bread, desserts and salads. Al
dress MANAGER GREENERlIGR llO-
TEL, Ronceyerte, w. Va
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= eioe"' PRESBYTERIAN Il
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1COM'
nrr Madison and Grace Streets)-Rev. +. II.
M FADDN, D. D., pastor.--Serv1ces at u A.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,

I AM PUTTING $ON THE KELEi
! Springfield Rubber Tire; you know what
thew are without asking, and the price
Viii. surprise you. B. c. BRlSTOW, 1EO0
East Franklin Street. =.
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MARSHALL ST, g., I1o--15oA1aDINo;
a central iocation: ono and II half BLOCKS
from, M,rphy's Hotel; terms reasonable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19

WANTED-GIRLs FOR OUR BIND.
arv. Apply l.. H. JENKINS. Book
Manufacturers Allison and Broad
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81 SECOND PRESBYTERIAN cHURcH-,REv.
RUssELL CECIL d D. pp to- cry, ,S g.
n n r. No sscryiccs Sunday or Wednesday
NIGHTS. Sunday school at o.45 AN. nc,
!. SERVICES AT GRACE STREET .PRESbY :
terrain Church at IL A. NJ. and S:l6 P. NJ. con-
ducind nv the pastor. Rev. JERE WlIHER-
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BoARD1NG

EIC,HrH sT., NJ, 51t-NiCDLY5 FUR.
4 n lshed comfortable rooms. good table:
permanent and transient boardersi
terms reasonable. 5ltt
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FOR SALE 2-HORSE BROUGFIAMs,
both In good order Apply TO r. Fl.
BOSHER'S SONS. 10 South Ninth
Street.
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CEIRISTIAr

--"T- 40 90 CEIEISTIhN.
wEsT END CHRISTIAN CHURCH ION
Mnrris between Main and Floyd Ayenue}.-
Preaching tomorrow II by Rev. HENRY
PEARCEI ATKINS at II a. NJ. and Rev. T.
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FOR SALE.

FOR ,sALIs-LADY5 MUST SELL HER
Upright Piano. at once: will sell at sac
riiice; cost $3.50 two years ago. Please
address B, 227, care this office.
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FOR sALE-TIIREE SECONDHAND
dirt carts. RICHARDSON BROS, GLIB
Brook Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19

FOR sALE-A 55o-FooT ga WIRE CA
Bile; only used few months Call and
see II or write CTIAS. II. COSBY, 1923
West Broad Street. Richmond. Va.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-27
He Advertise d.

O,ce there was a boy named John
We think bis last name was Wanna
maker, or maybe it was Money. maker
anyhow, his name was John, with
some sort Of a maker attached to his
last name. He owned fifty yards OF
calico, three pairs jesns, a half dozen
pair Of bone made yarn socks ard i've
pai;s Of boots. He called this dry
goods store through a Philadelphia
newspapers and fired tosell pair Of
socks for 80 c.nts. The dent belieVe
in advertising merchants laughed.
Young John spent S65 With the Paila.
ds,phia Ledger to advertise just one
ii Re, and had less than 500 wCrth OF
gosls. BE was cautioned by tne mer.
hanss who who knew it don't pay. It
vas thru sympathy that they offered
hin advice. But John didn't listen
to them, and went and blew bis mon
ey IL toolish!y; and today poor John
sees the results OF his nisdoingS-he
has 50 many large dry goods stores
that he can hardly fGd time to study
his Sunday school lesson.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-27
Consta bles Sent Back.

So constables are to be sent back to
York county, at the request OF comfy
officials and Senator Brice. W.
agree with tie Columbia Record that
this seems curious when we take in
consideration the allegation that IS
continuously made to US that where q
county votes for prohibition that fact
shows that public sentiment is back
Ct it and that sentiment would see to
it that prohibition is enforced. There
seems to b. something wrong with
the allegation or with pubic senti-
nent and we would like for somebody
to explain to US what is the trouble.
In York, Tor instance, did the vote in
the oispensary election represent the
sentiment of The ma'olitj II SO why
is it necessary g cali IN outside aid 10
enforce the la.? The truth is tnat
the enfolc N. ut Of prohibition is a
dream which cannot be real Zed and
we might as well realize the fact
from what experierce ce we have al.
ready had with it and consider the
question from practical standpoint.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-27
JEWELs SAVED BY DREAM.
Salesman Woke Cp.in Time to Frish-
ten Burglar Away.

Louis Popkin, q jewelry salesman
OF Kanias City arrived in New York
four days ago, with $1,000, which he
carried in belt around his waist, and
a satchel, which he says contains sl1,
600 worth OF samples. BE hired a
room in the boarding house
atl42 Clinton street. and made no
secret of the treasures he carried. At
night when be went to bed, he put
the belt under the pillow and the SAT-
chel under the bed.
Early TT tu.scay morning, as Pop.
kin described it afte1Ward, he had q
terr!ble dream. He thought the
house was revolving around, while a
fierce tornado ragged without. Then
suddenly the roof caved in, and he
woke up just In time to see a man
cropping under the bed. The burglar
fed, and Popkin quickly placed his
hands under the pillow and found
that the b-lt was gone. he ran down
the stairs in his night cloths, but the
burglar was nowhere in sight when
ne reached the street.
He found a policeman at tie next
corner, and when they went back to
investigate they founu money strewn
in the halls and on tee stairways
leading to Popkin's room. They
gathered up 81, 300, which the burg
Iar n ust have dropped out OF the belt
as be ran. The satchel was safe.
Max AGier, OF l63 Broome street was
sutss quently arrested On suspicion OF
being the thief.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-27
Did Noble Work.

a dispatch from New York says
men forgot they were conVicts and re-
membered only that they were men
on Blackwells islands when the male
prisoners, marsnaled by their keepers
into FIRE fighting and life saving
corps, bore from the 12ming floors OF
the woman's wards 594 frantic Wo-
women and from the hospital beds so
more. All the inmates were saved
and the fire confined to the Women's
workhouSe. Although only part Of
the convicts were used in rescuing the
women, those who remained locked IN
their cells made fran ic appeals to be
allowed to help. AS the screams OF
the women penetrated to their cells
some OF the convicts fell upon their
knees, beating the bars with their
fists. and inploring the guards to let
them out to t]ghts the fire. When re.
fused they begged the guards to 90 to
the rescue, promising they would be
their own jailorS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-27
a SAD TRAGEDY.
Caused cy = Small Boy Having .
Shot Gun.

A dispatch from Kingstiee to TIE
News and Courier says n >st distress.
ing and fatal accident occurred at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. g. Parnell,
about eight miles from Kingstree,
ThuI.day morning between 8 and 9
&C ock. 1t appears that NJ. Parnell
and wife left home about o'clock to
come to Kingstree, leaving their Gill
dren at home. Shortly after their de.
parture Brantford Parnell, the nine
year. old son took his gun, single
barrel breech.loader, and started to 90
shooting. o. bis way cut OF the yard
he passed q large grape vine, in the
branches Of which bis two little sisters
were seated playing. Boy like, he stop
ped for a minute to play with them,
and commenced poking at them With
the gun, believing it was unloaded.
Little Lula, 5 years old called out
in childish fun, "Shoot me, B:ant-
ford"
The elder brother, who witnessed 1t
called loudly to his brother that the
qua was loaded but Brantford though
that he said the gun was unloaded,
and in this belief the little fellow
playfu]ly pointed the gun at his sister
and pulled the trigger. To his hor-
ror and amazsment the discharge fol.
lowed and his sister, Lula, received
the whole load In her stomach at close
range, from which she died in fifteen
minutes.
A messenger was immed ately sent
of for the parents, who by this Time
had reached Kingstree. They i'm.
nediately started home, with Drs.
Scott and Gamble, but long before
they reached the scene the little
sufferer was at rest. The sympathy
OF this community is extended to the
grief.stricken parents and to. the
innocent cause Of this deplorabie
TRAGEDY,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-27
A Missing Steamer.

The German steamer Andes Is now
4S days overdue from Newport News,
Va, for Gusnta, Venezuela, and she
has been posted in L,oyd's register OF
shipping as lost. Since the Andes
passed out Of Virginia capes on the
morning OF Sunday, October %, she
has not been seen or heard OF and to-
day it was announced that her owner
has given her up as lost. 1t Is be-
lie7ed that the vessel encountered
severe storm while passing through
tie West Indes, and that she, with
her master, Captain MANI and the an
tire crew Of %, went to the bottom.
Among those on board the Andes
when she sailed fro'u this port were:
Captain Manz and wife Of Philadel-
pnie: First officer Forthuber and wife
OF New York; First engineer E. TespeI
OF New York; Second engineer F. Bo-
tel Of Brooklyn, n. Y, and Steward
W. Martin Of New York. The remain
der OF the vessels crew were for
eigners.