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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12

1mqc6Curcn 9%hmlenmcnqc luarcn
mebrerc groBc &Sogen crforoerlid).
Ser Sarg mar nit pltrpurrotbent
Grh iiber5ogcn uuf mcl0ent mn:
5rpei lpeiBe NoicubollQucta logeu.
Der Srauer5ug hclucgtc iid POM
Srnierbolie nod Der 0c1eniibcr lie
gen0cu &irdC lucl6c OoQitGuOiQ &c
fiiQt mar. Gort pllr0C Der Iralters
%gottc90icnit 9cbaItcn, bel mcld)cnl
Die ~iolgcnoen @ciitlidcn mitpirftcu:
8iibof Eorct bon DER proteitontiihut
Episcopal 0i05eic bon MorpIunO,
Yaltor Gopiu 3orue3 9}incr, Rcftor
ser protcltoutiih epi2copalcn Gbriii.
Stride, Baltimore; Noitor &. y.
@oipoen BON @eorgctowL 9. g.;
@nitor &. &. %. SciierpS lnO @oitor
5. &. gii6olion bon Wnlbington. Die
Observation-Disclosures Durcn: Nftipc - I.
$, 0ouqbtrep, ESomes Glurf, 2. !.
@ladiltou, Rihtcr 81, Sumter 9op0.
Ho0eric Glarp, G g. @rcB, 9oui0
0opi0ion uno Or. Gihor0 8erItell.
Observation-Disclosures - @oltuerncur
Gomin @urfielO, ". $. Gopiou mo
Sobn 9. g. Sinolop bon Baltimore;
s. s. Quinn bon GbiQicotbc, Ohio;
Eid)tcr 9totbon @ofi bon McltESir=
g%inicn; Daniel gnnon mo Hid)ttr
&obcrt 81. Senoerion BON Glmtbcy
LAMB.
No6 ser ci]norudSpoQcu Gcrcnlo-
uic in Der STRIDE beluegtc iid) Der
2ei6cn5ltQ 9crooc ais Die llbr II
idllg nod Dem 6ricOboic.
Ger Grtra5uQ nit Dem @ouoer=
ncllr mo ieincn 9c0Ieitern OcrlicG
Cumberland I'M 3 llbr mo fom
gl6cnOS in Baltimore an.
In @IutOcrgiitung &C
Itorbcn.
Sn Cumberland lit bic 10 &obrG
ulte Sod)ter 0eS Nrn. &etcr W(iller
bon Der @orriionltroBe an 9lutpN-
9iitung geitorbcn. Goa jnnge Mfoor
hcn bate iif bel Der 9eerbi8un9 Scr
6ruu Gaipor Hobrer por elmer @od)c
2yroItbeuIcu an cinem 6llBc acboIt
meld)c Die 9lltucrgiftung mo ibrcl
Inh ncr1IrIodtcn.
@ci'm g 6Iitti d II / q II en-
crtrunteM
Sci benz Sdlittidublollien allf
Dem Bad = Greet bel Clifton, Gecll-
County, bro6en cine gn5obl Sdltls
finoer otrd) ooS GiS, nobel bic Is
Sabre oIte Goit6 Gltncp unO bic IA
Sabre olte Solie Softer inter oo5
Sis 9erietben unb c~rtrunfen. 3rpet
unoere MQoden - Goitb Glitter mo
aatie Berger - r%etteten lif ooollrdI
oaB Iie iif red)t5citig al Dem Gtle
feItbiclten uno Damn mlcOer oltt
0uIiclbe binouifrohen. Otebrere4(tan.
ncr in ser Nohbori6oft luarcn tidt
I'M Sturoc 0cu Wlglildli6cn W00s
hen @iilfc SIT bringcn. Die Scldc'l
lurrocn ipGter %9cfltl0cn.
Noti5Cn.
9ci'nt S6litti6ubIuuicn ollf Dem
Spa Greet bel annapolis iurroc
Der &nu6e @OmorO 6iealcr bel elmer
oQ9emcincn @rii9clei 5luiidell ano'
ben Id)mer perlebt.
Bel Neu . 6runflin, 8oibin8tpn'
Gountp, muroc Der 81 Sabre oltc
emanuel Wepcr bci'm &oI5iolIcll
BON einen umitiir5cnocn @ounlc Ct
ifln9cn.
an Der NGbc bon @~pottSpillc ut
Der @ortcniarmcr Scnrp ", Sciocr
inn Sitter bon 81 Snbrcn geitorbcn.
er fam Dor 40 ,Snbren aus Gcutld)'
lonO un0 binterIGBt cine I5rnu MD
iiuei .G0fter unO 5mei SObnc.
&n 9lu%&os@. 20. lit t5ruu z.
Wenbncr inn NIter pom ST &obrcu &C.
ltorben.
Sn Cumberland itorb Sri, Nina
W. Strong I'M gltcr 0 y Snbrcn.
@oupcrnclr @arfielo hGlt 0iric
@od)c feinell yStnutato9" in Nina
polls.
Ncgcr nnn 6ruu bcltrnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
SnIias Sebbei, beitider gbotoerapb
321 W..Uaa.S trnhe.
0abinttbilSer anr ST pro 0ntens

3a~binttbilSer nnr ST pro 0ntenS,
Sn ~ennaiairten opnIen 9iIbern find
IdSne Nenbeiten ertpdbnenspertb.
2ebenssrobe Wbotosrupbien inh
fiinItIeriid boIIenbete gopien otter
BiIoer Il, Groport, Woiierfarben, Del
unb .PaiteI ein 9p~e3iaIitdt.
MaH petatns kiHt, porsafVtsdtn,
l321--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
I'm. s. Sage, 0rGiioent
SdneGit Nuntt md Ghiraap.

9egintei,o airt 8. Saininr ipiro Der
oiirffabrenoe Shlafpagsot auf Der
u9enniplpania giienbabn" bon Bal.
timore, llnion.9 abnbof, nin 7 uDr
gbenbs %abfabren, IN Chicago am
naditen Gage utn A ltbr 0admittass
nnfomrneno. G-t2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
GGiffsiartru non rnb mad 0entid'
Iauh.

Bon Baltimore Biz Bremen: Sea.
iiitc $40. so nnb $44.50, 8tDiidenoed
$33; bon Bremen Bits Baltimore:
aaiiite $50, 8ipiihenoed Cir ole
N~oiidetere) $34. fhsp. 8. 0iener
4 &C.,, Sinnter Wr. 8, ia Dft.
Remington ctr. GefoptdieI unb
gefbIntounsen. (a23--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
Ncnsr Sdnellsns.s dlaiwassOn mad
Ehteddp

bon Baltimore NIT Der pBennipIua'
mia giienbabn," mad benz s. Sariar,
nit benz .gbicdgo Giniteo." Solioer
EiiIlinan. 3ne. MeItuurations. iinb
Sbierpations . Wngaons. sSn afrei-
nnb5iuanaig GtinIaen nab ebieaso.
CID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
Sns Baltimore . GOnutp.

Nns Baltimore . GOnHt1.
@em lou Senfins oie Steuern 5a6'
len? - aIage gcgen ben v9op'
crn 9ranfen = Inherit. e Ser
cin." - @eridieoeneS aus Dem
County.
Die GommiiiGre bon Baltimore
GountD bcratben 9%cgenDdrtig iibcr
sic 3ragc, Oh SoiepG ScnfinS Dem
County Steuern ouf $323,0O0 itelta
erbarcn gigcntbumS be5obIen Iol,
ODER Der Stuot Baltimore. 3ie6ont'
miIiGrc tporen ser 9lniift, OaB Ser'
fins ocm GollntD sic Steuern 3ablen
loutc nro oie Stoot fem Reft babe,
BON Inn Stellern 81 oerIangcrl. Sr.
Sentir5 bat ieit Sabren Ole Steliern
fir feline SeturitGten in Der Sta0t
be5ablt, cutid)loB ii6 1eood fiir5lif,
0cm Gountp oieIe 81 crItattcll, oa er
in oemielben luobnt. Die Itootilheu
geb0roen b%ebauptetPn, Der @igentbii-
ncr babe ibnen nid)t Die porgeid)ries
bene rcdJtjeitigc 9enadrittigunl
bon ser TRANSFERRING Ser Sefuri'
tGtcn gegeben mo miiiie ocSbaIb III
ser Stobt 5obIen. @icr1e9en modlt
Sr. SenfinS gelteno. OoB er BORT sic
Stcuern 5oblen ioIIte, no CT iuobnt
mo Stimm9eber lit.
8Iagc gegen ben v9oDcrns
II ute It..8 erein."
Marie .. Gorbert, @eorg Qor6crt,
6reoerid @nf, Sobn @rlmer, Caro-
line 2ieoer uno Der n8opern.0 iitritt
Nr. t72" oeS n0eutiden llnteritii.
tungS e 8unoeS" reid)ten I'M 8rei5s
@cridte fiir Baltimore . Golntp SIT
Golpion cine Betition gcgen Den
.9anern G &runfen . llntcritiitun9S'
8erein bon Baltimore . Gountp."
GorI Drummer, Sobn 60rtIdbed, 5.
8nrIlS, Geo. 3ei(cr unO Sobn
Sdmiot Elm, III iucId)er lie einenGin-
baltSbefebI Derlnngell, nm 0ie Ser
flo9tcn 81 binoern geluiiie @eloer,
Bidder, Bapiere u1O Nbrefnuu9sn
bel Seite 5u ifoffcrL tueIhe Gigeu'
tbum Der Slayer Ieien, un0 5ugIcid
perlongen itc Oic Grncnmng eineS
&cceipers. Sn Ser 8lu9eifriit miro
oufgefiibrt, OoB Die 4lGger unoBcr.
tlogten mo etpa $50 Inoere Dit.
glieoer oe5 y9opern Iiitritts" mo.
rem, ooB oie o6engenannten8e rflogs
ten oils 8eomte oeS 0iItriftes flns
9irteu u1o nit anoeren ocn ,8op.
er1 : aranfen : llnterItiibungS Ser
Elm" griinoeten, ipobei tic ote@eIocr
oeS 0iitriftes i'm 9etrage bon etipo
$500 unO oae Bidder mo Bapiere
bes ScreinS III ibren Belts nnbmen
lnb Deriltdltcr1, Die gauge Wttglieo.
ifuft oes y8upern 8iitriftS" nit
IN Sen neuen &ereiu at nebmen.
Rid)ter 9ltrfe unter5eifnetc nod
Stcllung zines BONDS I'M 0etro0e
bon $500 einen @inboltsbefebl.
Scirat1S 2icen5cn.
Sn Sotplon iullrben fol9enoe Sci.
rntbS = 2iccn5en erluiien:
Sobn Z. SGocuut, @itttpcr, 40,
gtr. 5000. GQiottltroBc, unio Glen U.
Mogiamen, @ittue, AZ. YopIar.Stu Ia.
ton. Is. Giitrift; Applifnnt 0uoioa.
aennep.
Sobn 9eder, 33, S'IonncQ. uno
t6. StraBe, llno Wap @aoer, &c,
Nr. Ala, S'3onneqItrobe; appIifaat
s. IT.. Selunb.
8iflcent Sbiplep. 81, GodepSpiae,
uno goitb Gborcillea Sorfs, 81, bon
9odepspiue.
9iIIing muB 5oBlen.
SIN Sole Der Sbereiu Sonnemarl
gc9en Geo. Billing milroen gelterll
scr Gl1aerin $t563 5iaeIprohen.
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SitaHg Der SdnIbebOrSe.

~NY"AfN W.
-
Sir Sen 9ail neuer SduIIen $685.
900 ~erforOerIid). - 9eritt al
0a$ Gomite fir Sdulen. - 81
neue S6ulen. - % llmbouten.
8erihicocncS aus scr Stul-
9e06r0c.
9taf Dem 9erid]t, Sen sic SdlIs
@eb6rOe Dem bonn Wopor %ernannten
Gornite fir SduIcn om nGdIten
Mittwoh IbenO oorlegen miro, miro
e5 1888, 900 erforoern, Inn 9oItis
more'S SdpuIen ollf Ole Sobe Der Belt
5l briugen. Der 9eridt mar bon
Oeu Superinten0euten Der Silent.
lid)en Sduleu mIs9eorbeitet moroen
mo lpllr6e qeItern 9todmittag bon
Der 9eb0r6e 9riinoIid beiproten INTO
angenommen. G5n Der Summe limo
ober ntft bie Soften fir Die neile DIT
lid)e bobere Godterihulc mo ein
nelles YoIDted)nifllm eingeihloiien.
Ger 8erid)t befiirportct ben 8olt bon
81 nellen Sdulen unO Den llnlbait
bon obcr SerbeIicrun0cn an % Der
oIteu SfruIen.
Inter Nnoeren iou sic olte Gitlide
boberc 80dteridulc, Ocnl hentihen
Bniienbouie 9egeniiber, fir Die eng.
lid . Oeutife Sdule Nr. SO um9c.
bol,t perOen; Die SdulIe gtr. SO on
Baltimore, nabe IiSQuitbItroBe, lit
iitr Sdnll5pefe nidt mebr toltglif
ullo 5llOem sur SGIftc gernietbet. Sir
Ben 4nfaitf bon 5lpoIf groBen 8nit.
plGten fir fiinftige SduI5pefe i'll
ocn nod nid)t nuf9ebmtten SorItaos
ten Iett Der 8erid)t $4,000 aus.
Iu0crc d c.
IS uuroen finn Heitgnotionen an.
genommen; idmntIidle 2ebrerinnen
miiuihtet ober, onB lire Nallen niht
publi5irt miir0cn.
Der alaiic BON 1902 Der WcItlid)en
b0beren S0dtcrifltle nuroe Ole Or
loubniB ertbeilt, entpeOer am a. ooer
Z. 6ebrllor cine u%nterbuItrng in Der
Sdllle ST balten.
Gen .J0dltern Der Hebolutiou"
mllroe erloltbt, in Der neItliden bobes
rem S0hteriflllc itn0 Der b6bercn
a%nobenifule 8iloer BON George uno
Martbo @oibingtou nui5ubGnaen.
Or. Sobn 9. Sutton, SefrctGr Ocr
Stoat8 . @elunobeitsbeboroe, Wuroe
gum 8iiitator Der Sdltlen in Der
Grippe sc" %ernonnt, an SteIe ocS
perItorbenen Or. MorriIon bonn 9lin-
oen.aIpL an Der Nortb-I penle.
Iefmrngeu gum 9etroge bon
$tt.St8.29 prrOen sur 3abIutg at.
gcipieIen.
Superintendent Ban Sidle berid)-
tcte, Oob bon Den SdulbeIltS'Gon-
troletrer I'M perfloiicnen Morat
1920 8Glc uutcriltft murOcn, 1850
ainoer ipurcn obmeienb, 1875 8inoer
idluGn5ten ben llnterrid)t, s mitroen
III bic Shule getborL 500 wllroen
TRANSCRIPT, IL ipe5ieGc Sale milroen
i,nterIiidt, 2 6due ml,rocn Dor Den
Siigenoridter gebraft, A getpobn'
beitsmdBige SfulidJpdn5er mnroen
gemeIoet, 3 9inoer wuroen III Die
Yfleseifule in Nr. 1905, 2inoen-
apcnue, 9etban, elm Sniuiic Der
Sdule wuroe inter Sorole trcige:
Ioiien.
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Salbiabrlidle 3inien anf 9epOftrn
int S~parfniIen . Nepartement DER

yGalpert,9nnf. Soiporo- nno Ga.
ratogn'S trnBc, ipeld)e bis 5l,rt /. So.
mar 1905 fdnis iino, ,uerben an utlo
nud) Dem is. Soruinr in bic Bidder
Der 9epoiitoren iibertragen. Sir
ginlneen, bie Dor Dem is. SSoutlar
genadlt uuroeil, beginner Die 3inicil
an 1. Sonior.
@m. s. Sage, 9r1iioent.
S,ueise:
Nr. 1918, Bemiiplponia .4pcnuc;
Sight. uno CROPS trobe;
gnItintore.S Str. lulb Garroaton. 9(be.
Qt,3)
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@elbienbnnsen mad 0entidIanS mnS
Ceftret&j

sa "a Gents bro Marf uno 201s
Gents pro arone. Rorto EXTRA
WedieI aiiseeiteIIt aiif aIe Sbei-
Der Beii. Biuige shiffsfarten boz
,iro nod De,itidIanb. Ebeo. 8.
Diener & Co., ia Oit.2eSing
ton.str. 8iminer Wr. 3. (180--)
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Gin neuer8 Ser c 1rSOer-
trag. - @ie oi,S Nelp ; Oorf Sc
meloet miro, Daben Die Baltimore
Ohio . @obn" unb Die .Ncitlidlc
WorplGnoer 9abn" ibren Streii
iiber oic ablenfung bes SerfcbrS Der
Baltimore : Sbio gobn" BON Der
Gberrp . Nun Gcrbinbung Der
,@eItlidcn MorplGnber 9obn" bel
aclegt mo bic aloee, luelde Dor
oein StootS . Expectations : 8erihi
oeslpegcn id,ipcbt, lit fallen eeloilen
1uS Geiiiltat bieieS burd) Die git'
m1lte Der beioen Seitcn perurind)teiI
llebcreinfommenS mtrb ieilt oob Oct
8erfcbr iibcr Die Gbcrrp.Hun'Golt
mieoer ouiaenomncn miro. 8ic be.
beiitenb oicier 8erfetr lit, gebt aiS
ben Observation-Disclosures bcrpor
meIdjc creeben, Dob Die Baltimore
Ohio . Balm" ber 3ipeigbabn II
.ite,tn Monaten $1,000 @aegons sul
9ef0rberirng iibergnb.
,R cpublifoniid)e r 9 | ii |
Sungcr SO Gniier. = Sn bpl
Sabresperiamnlitng oeS s@epibli
foniif,en Clubs Siinscr W6nner'
in Nr. 90, @eIt : Snroto9aItr., lp,ir
oen folgenoe 9eonltei, crip1blt: Yr1
iioent. @ebborb 2eimbah; l., 8icc
IrdiiSent, 6. s. McIoipeI; 2. 8ict
Rrdiibent, Gomilnb sc. Soffntan
Sdusnteiiter, @otporo 8. 8aener
Sefretdr, @tu. Z. Scllrp; 8irefto
rem: Or. S. W. Chambers, Senri
gruuns, Senrp 1uffp. U. ID. 0uuli
Sobn Q. Shirt. SotunrSe IebbS, "
Z. Senoerioit. Or. 6. Satnpion SO
mes, Front Q. Sirobrioae, Gbipdr'
s. SiIfmdit, Sobn VI. Shpber, "
$. Green, 9oiiiS Waca. aires. 5ran
s. SIonrl @n1. g. Warter, Gbas. q
Muabinbatab.
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9%Ouucritus, Ocn IL. Sunnur 1905.
1tnterhaItunas . 9eameiisr.

UnferDaltiiT9s . NeAiDeiler.
uWluTit. g%inbemie." = Siefe NSo6e: 0riabt
2Urimer in .9be SbepbCro Ging".
nSbnie's Tbeutcr." - Sieie gBode: nWlr.
Vlrnes bon 9telusDprf".
apunibnntrnheu, Shentcr." - Tieie gBpdc:
DIhe Nomnn gSbu 2io".
sSpro's Epernhnue." 49, Siefe &odc: Dime.
GhuiHaHHs0eiHf in gQobec Iotterh",
,Winrnlnubsfh eater." 49, SteIe @ome tdaIl@
0iDei GauoeoilesS oriteQungeTt.
tRcues Auditorium" GteIe Elote
Buffer Rroipn".
pglansn'e shcater." 49, Siefe gBoGe: On TIE
@unanee Riuer".
Observation-Disclosures" - Sonntae, ben 10.
Sdnuur. arobcs guiierHr0iteH i'm ,9drlebs Bari.
1ancnuerriu Der b~cutidIen Ersieiniafcits.
0enteinbc. Inl 1G., II. nno rs. Suuunr
grobes Observation-Disclosures i'm 5fuIbaufe an
Der Irinitgs Sirnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
gos6ebaIter in Bcfobr

8nsbeb alter in Brfobr.
Sr Dem S~ci5roltnlc scr G%orioli.
oirten 8os 9eieaid)aii ait oergan.
oro' nnb RnnticofcitraBe brad) ge'
'tern Worgen INT 3 llbr Seiier aus,
tpelteS cine 3eit lang Die @osbebGI.
ter III Der 9todborihoit beorobte.
Ter y0erein Der q Z.
h dttsleute BON 9 Il o,V T.
timore" nobm int ieiuer lesten
8erianrmIune Sraucrbeid)Iiiiic ecle,
gentlid) oeS IbIebcns ieincs Mitglie.
oes Ytartin gioi,S all, nlo ferner
fpurhe beidIoiicn, ieben nicrten0 icn1
flag i'm Observation-Disclosures
5u perunltolten.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-15
Happenings in the State.
As Chronicled by the Alert Cor
respondents of The Columbia
State and the Charleston
News and Courier.
(Specials to The State.)
Killed With q Rock.

Belton, March 10. Ellis Greer
and Sam Breazeale, negrose, be
came involved in row last Sun.
day which resulted in Sam strik
ing Ellis in the forehead with n
rock, crushing in the skull from
the effects of which Ellis died Fri
day evening.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-15
Baltic Fleet to Face Togo.

st. Petersburg, March 13, 2:1O
a. m.-The immediate answer of
the Russian government to the de-
feat at Mukden is the announce.
ment that u new army viii be
raised, and the forces in the far
Fart re-orgauized; that Vice ADJ
mlral Rojestuensky will be order
ed to sail on and try conclusions
with Togo, and that the war will
represented to the bitter end.
This is the present temper of
Emperor Nicholas and his domi-
nant advisers. Should tho island
empire choose the .smoderate,
terms and recognize its adversary
as the power in the far East, peace
could be easily arranged; hut the
views of her diplomats in various
parts of The world indicate that
she is not ready to with the full
magnitude of the disaster at Muk-
den still undetermined, but with
the 1905 campaign seemingly al
ready hopelessly compromised, re-
treat to Harbln inevitable and
Vladlvostock practically lost, de-
clares that the time has not vet
come when Russia can be- forced
to surrender herself.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-15
Oyama Keeps His Word 70
His Hungry Troops.
Mukden Was Entered on Seized
ule Time, the Japs Capturing
Enormous War Supplies

Toxic, March 10, 9 e. M
Field Marshal Oyama telegraphs
as + lows under today's date: s
owe occupied Mukden at 10
O'Clock this morning.
"Our surrounding movement,
in which we have been engaged
FOR some days past, has now
completely succeeded.
"Ihe fiercest fighting continues
at several places in the vicinity of
Mukden.
No captured great nun Der
or prisoners, enormous quantities
OF arms, ammunition, provisions
and other war supplies. There ia
at present no time to investigate
the number of these.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-15
Losses Suffered by Russia
Killed and Wounded Estimated al
80, 600 and Prisoners at Over
40, ,Oo0-Spoils Include 60,
600 Rifles and Guns.

Toxic, March 70, 7 p m.-
Field Marshal Oyama, reporting
today, says:
"Prlsoners, spoils and the
enemy's estimated casualties
against all our forces in the Shak.
he direction follow, but the pris.
oners, guns and spoiis are iucr.as
ing momentariIy. Tho prisoners
number over 10000, including
Gen Nachmoss. The killed and
wounded are estimated at 80, 900
The enemy's dead left on the field
number 26, 500. The spoils in
clude two flags, about 60 guns,
90, 900 rifles, $50 ammunition
wagons, 1000 carts, 200, 600
shells, 25, 100000 rounds of small
arms ammunition: Is 900 bushels
or cereals, 275, 900 bundles of
fodder, As miles of light railway
and 1900 horses, % cart loads
OF maps, 1000 car loads of cloth
ing and accoutrements, 200, 900
rations of bread, $1,000 tons Of
fuel, and 60 tons of hay; besides
tools, tents, bullocks, telegraph
wires and poles, timber, beds,
stoves and numerous other prop.
erty.
"No report from the Singk,ng
direction has been received.n
The battle has been officially
named "The Battle of Mukden "
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which tried him was composed of
some exceedingly good men, but
popular feeling ran high at the
time in some sections of county.
and it will be remembered the
STATE militia was called upon to
protect the defendant. The i'm
prssslon seems to he that all this
had It's weight with the jury, un>
consciously perhaps. Scores of
good men, familiar with all the
circumstances, Can be found to
assert that the negro is guilty of
no more than manslaughter, if
even that. The prevailing senti-
ment in the town of Darlings
ton is that this is case in which
the governor might we'll exercise
his executive clemency.
"OSfI IA"
Nose Ham, another negro, was
indicted along with Sam Marks,
charged "lth being an accessory
to the killing. In his case the
jury, the same as,that which found
Sam Marks guilty, hesitated for
hours as to whether to find him
guilty or guilty with recommends
tlon to mercy, finally taking the
latter course. Upon appeal to
the supreme court, that tribunal
remanded the case against Nose
Ham for new trial, stating that
there was absolutely no evidence
against him. In view of this So
llcitor johnson today mol pressed
his case. This is doubly inter
esting as bearing upon the circum-
stances under which Marks was
convicted
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Gen. Kuropatkin Resigns.
iakes all Blame for Defeat He
Makes no Excuse Save That the
: Strength of the Japanese Was
Miscalculated.

st Petersburg, March 13, 2:15
a. m. General Kuropatkin has
sent in his resignation to the En-
peror.
General Kuropatkin has teIe.
graphed to Emperor Nicholas, as
suming himself all the responsi.
billty for his defeat, making no
excuses except that the strength
of the japanese was miscalculated
ana refusing to place any of the
blame upon the council of generals
upon whose advice he determined
to give battle His reputation as
an offensive strategist is gone,
and though the Em peror's military
advisers know not where to look
for better General, his resigna-
ton will be accepted.
In losing General Kuropatkiu,
the army will lose the idol of the
private soldiers, an officer who, in
spite Of the intrigues of his gener-
ais and his failures to win a battle.
has won their confidence and af-
fection.
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ATTACKED BY A MOB

and beaten, in a labor riot, until
covered with scares, Chicago
street car conductor applied Buck
lens Arnica Sal' g, and was soop
sound and we'll. 81 use 1t in nv
family" writes &. J. Welch of
Iekonsha, Mich, sand find it
perfect" Simply great for cuts
and burns Only Csc at Crawford
Bros, j. +. Mackey & Co.'S and
Funderburk Pharmacy.
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GOT OFF CHEAP

lie may well think, he has 90,
on cheap, who, after having con
trac'ed constipation or Indigestion.
Is still abe t" perfectly restore
his health. Nothing will do this
but DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
A quick, pleasant, and certain cure
for headache, constipation, etc.
zoe at Crawford Bros, j. +. Mack.
ey d Co.'S and Funderburk Phar.
macy.
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Notice to the Public.

| will hold all inquests in the
county. Phone to my residence
at Pleasant Hill for me when
needed.
j. Montgomery Caskey,
ept. 2O-tf Coroner l.. o.
& q ~ M 9 2 SAEyE
W. nnes4 iesSIina' 'sasve In ahe woeas.
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saw the train bearing down upon
nm, realized that it meant the
loss of his valuable team aud
wagon and of his employers
property entrusted to MS care un.
less the train was stopped.
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For letterheads, noteheads,
biilheads, circulars and all kinds
OF printing neatly and quickly
printed3 send your work to this
Office. Roy S Strslt.
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Negro Killed in Edgefield. -Tw,
Sent to Penitentiary for Life.

Negro Killed in Edgefield. Tive
Sent to Penitentiary for Life.
Edge6eld, March 10. Several
miles above here Mr.. LemueI
Corley was yesterday forced to
kill a negro, named Jim LLmer.
Mr.. Corley is one OF the coun.
ty changing overseers. He was
approached by said negro saying
he wanted to SEQ one of the con-
victs. He was armed with a shot
gun. Corley asked him what the
weapon confined; Unanswered by
raising his gun and saying he
would shoot him, thereupon Mr..
CorIey, quick as flash, shot the
negro dead with his rifle.
Charles and Arthur Holloway.
both negroes who have for two
days been on trial here, charged
with the killing of Spencer Barn
es, another negro, at Pleasant
Grove church, three miles from
Edgefeld, on Agust 1st, were to-
night convicted of murder with
recommendation to the mercy of
the court. Life imprisonment in
the penitentiary will likely be the
fate of these negros.
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1t Is said that General Oyama
Is taking pass after pass with tho
nonchalance OF reelected state
legislator.-Detroit journal.