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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
DUE TO CLERICAL ERoRs.
The People OF Dorchester Hayo Faitf
in THOR Treasuror.

In THOR TreaBurCr.
A dispatch from St. Georges to The
State says the recent suspension by
Gov. Hayward of County Treasurer
Whetsell and his refusal to reinstate
Mr.. Whetsell comes to the people O.
Dorchester county like a clap of thun
der from clOudless sky. r,gb very
few eyc ptions II any, the people O:
the county believe that Mr.. Whetsel
ts an honest man and that he has been
guilty OF no eliminating conduct dur
Ing his incu -nbency as treasurer of tn,
county, bud on the contrary, they fee
| satisfied that II there is any error ir
nis otllce 1t ia due entirely to clerical
| mistakes.
Y'u rre pondent asked Mr.. Whet
sell ffId for a statement, but Mr..
Wh' Is,il said that until a complet,
and r partial examination of his books
and accounts was had he did not car,
TO make any statement for publica
tfon, for he felt that his cons cienct
was clear and to prove that this asser.
t1on Is correct, and that his actions
are characterized bv honesty through.
out, he put up the alleged shortage la
orcer that his constituents might not
even run the chance Of losing O. penny
MIR. Wnetsell did say, however, that
the alleged shortage arises from annu
al settlements previous to four year,
ago, which annual settlements were
made by the thcn comptroller general
for whom the present comptroller
general was auditing clerk and made
tho settlements himself and pronouc
ed the same all right at the time
Mr.. Whetscll's friends look upon the
recent occurrences as vary unjust to
Mr.. Whetsell but Mr.. Whetsell being
a modest man, does not bimself USE
suca harsh expressions. Tue conssn.
sus OF opinion here ia that Mr.. Whec.
sell will obtain complete vindlcation
OF the whole matter as soon as an i'm.
partial investigation as to the condi
| tion Of his off!c, is hold.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
slap,ltaane Him.

|SBscanse OF a peculiar freak of ma
ture Robert Garwner, a prisoner in
the county jail at Chicago, charged
with the murder Of Agnes Morrison,
may escape the death penalty. When
he was arraigned in court his Attor-
ney, William Buckner startled the
court by turning to Assistant States
Attorney Barbour and saying: This is
a case whore 1t won't do you any good
to ask for tho death penalty. They
can't break this mans neck IL they
try to hang him and you may lose hi IN
altogether by hanging him and falling
to execute the sentence in full" Il
appears that the prisoner is suffering
from Ossilication Of the vertebrae ana
tissues OF the neck. According to Prof
Steffenson Of Ruch Medical college
only five cases similar have came to
the notice of the medical profession.
Attorney Buckner declares that the
hardning Of bone and tissue had pro
ceeded SO far that 1t would be impos-
sable to bring any strain upon the pa
Lient's neck that would be sufficiently
severe to cause any discomfort other
than slight straining Of the muscles
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
Frenoh war Bailoone.

Tne huge i1ebaudy afrigi Die balloon
constructed under the patronage OF
the war Office, at Toulan, France, has
made It's first successful ascent with
some Chief engineers and q party OF
officers, who made an extensive recon
naissance of the military defences from
Troul to Nancy, near the German
frontier. The distance covered wa.
about thirty miles at a rate OF twenty
eight miles per hour. The of1icert
made inspections Of the forts and took
photographs Of them, thus establish
ing the merits Of dirigible ballons for
war purposes.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
Killed Two.

At Chicago on Wednesday Robert
Newcome, colorcd, ran amuck and
killed a policeman and a woman and
fatally injured negro. Newcome
went to tho home Of Florence Force.
colored, 1855 West 6lst street and
during a quarrel shot her dead. Rob.
ert Snow, colored, went to the assis-
tance of the woman and was fatally
shot by Newcome. Nawcome then
barricaded himself at homo and stood
Oil Two squads oi policemen an hour,
hiring many shots and killing Cthcel
John Shine,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
j apnn's DeDt.

Former japanese Foreign Minister
Okuma, referring to the sudden ex
pansion Of Japan's finance, said that
when the withdrawal Of tho troops |.
completed she will find herself con.
tronted with debt Of 81. $50, 600, OOC
the annual interest on which alone
roughly speaking, will be $75, 900, OOl
or nearly twice the revenue OF the
county ten years ago. The pc,
capita rate OF taxation before uhe wal
var 81. Now 1t is So The per CAPT
"a share in the national debt before
he war was $6. 1t Is now S25.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20

FARMERS INSTITUTES.
To BE Held in n Number of Counties
This Yesr.

Clemson college will hold Farmers
Institutes in thoge counties desiring
them this fall and winter, and J. N
Harper, director of the institutes, ha
sent out the following information
about IT.:
The Southern railway has granted
to Clemson college the use OF o.r for
Fal G'er's Institute work. The college
is going TO have this car fitted . with
all Of the latest appliances for max
ing butter and the most improved
methods Of handling milk. Ii the
farmers wish 1t and will furnish the
milk, they can see the utensils put
to practical use in separating the
milk, ripening and churning the
cream, etc. In this car we will have
samples Of about 26 varieties Of corn
and will lecture on those varieties
that are best adopted to Southern
soils. We will have about 80 varieties
Of the most improved types of cotton.
We will also have on exhibition those
Insects that are injurious to the field
and garden products with the insecti.
cides to be used in destroying and era.
dicatiIg these injurious insects. The
state entomologist will deliver lectur.
es on the proper method of using these
secticides.
We will have diagrams and charts
showing the conformation Of dairy and
betf cattle and will have with us OK.
perts to deliver lectures upon the
breeding, feeding and care of ali kinds
OF live stock. We will also have with
us a magic lantern and will give illus-
traGed lectures upon number Of ag-
ricultural subjects. These lectures will
give the results Of the experience of a
great number Of practical farmers and
the result of experiments being per.
formed at this college and other agrl
cultural colleges over the country. We
will have Views showing the effect OF
different fertilizers when applied to
cotton, corn, wheat, oats and other
farm products. We will have samples
of those compounds that go into the
manufacture OF fertilizers and will
hava experts to deliver lectures on the
value Of these compounds when put
into fertilizers.
We will have material to show the
proper way of making CRAFTS, the prop.
or methods of pruning fruit and shade
trees, the method Of retaining grape
vines, all of this with the view of OBJ.
tanning the greatest quantity of fruit.
In this car, will also be on exhibition
work of the Clemson college student
in other departments of the college
aside from that Of agriculture. For
example: machines designed and made
by the mechanical student, and ia,
brios OF all kinds made by the textile
student.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
Pity Tis SO.

Churches will sing and sing Rescue
the Peri8hing," bud when a member,
young or old, makes q misstep and
goes wrong, there Is very little at.
tempt to rescue The tendency Is to
push them deeper down, rather than
rescue them. This is especially true
IN regard TO girls or women. They
sing rescue" but act push down y
In the case Of mon 1t Is little better
unless his failure Is In his business
Then instead Of praying for him they
all prey on him.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
Editor Guilty.

In the Gaze Of Alfred B. Williams
editor of the News. Leader aG Rich
mond who was charged With violation
OF the electionllaw Ia the recent Demo.
cratic state primary, the jury re.
turned verdict Of guilty and fixed
the amount Of tho fine at e100, at
the same time expressing the belief
that Mr.. Williams unlntentionally, and
recommending that the fine be ra-
mjtGed. sN/
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
"A Big Crop.

The census bureau has Issued a bul
letln showing the production and dis
6ribution Of The cotton OF the United
States available between Septembel
l,l9O4 and September l 1905, to b.
l4,455, 3G4 bales. or this amount 0l
per cent was exported, 80 per cen,
was used In domestic consumption
leaving q surplus OF 8 par cent. The
domestic consu nption includes 36, ne
bales DESTROYED by fire.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
About Right.

The New York Sun says that the
best way to inclucate business, moral
ity In the insurance business, would
be to put some Of the leading men In
1T IN jail, there ia plain living aud
hard thinking. The same remedy
would De aliicAcious In other lines CT
business, and especially as to public
officials.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
Causod by Failure

The suicide OF Lee l. eb, the veal
thy Charleston man on Sunday, IL
now rtd.tea to the failure OF the In
dependent Cotton on mill of Darling.
ton, a couple OF months ago. He
'osta good deal OF money In the fail.
nre, and this is really what caused
him to lose his mind, 1t Is said, rather
than the retirement from business,
which seemed to grievo him consider.
ably.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
L,ynohed.

Shortly after midnight Friday q
mob of about one hundred men, sup.
posed to be from Trenton, KY. took
Frank heavoll, q one-legged negro,
from the jail at E kton. KY, and lyn.
ched him In the nearby woods. Leav.
ell was arrested on the charge OF Ate
tempting to enter the room OF q young
lady at Trenton Saturday night. ne
confessed.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
Guoata Lett.

The appearance of q negro football
player at q tablein Chicago hotel
caused the hotel to lose eight fami-
lies who were boarding there. The
management OF the hotel exercised
the right OF choosing their guests and
the boardegs eyerc!sed the right of
choosing their associates,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
HIS FAno s cure.

The Savannah News says they may
put Tecumseh Sherman in the Hal OF
Fame, but the fact remains that his
fame rests on two things: that he
sad War Is hell", and illustrated his
meaning perft ,ly on his march to the
sea. AS part Of the second reason the
most prominent was his burning o!
Columbia. How curious 1t Is that any
body wants to perpetuate that sort OF
farop
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20

three of the n groes were held with
out bail, ag9' are confined In the
Southport jffl for the federal court in
Wilmington in November. Three
members Of the Grew IF the schooner
Blanche II, King are held as witnes.
ses but will give bond on the arrival
Of the vessel owners tomorrow.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
Killed hX Cara

John Turner was instantly killed at
Lumber, Florence county on Monday
afternoon by being caught between
two log cars while the train was In
motion on the tram road OF Williams
y McKithans company, Of which he
WnH an amnlOYa
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
Preparing For Tho Fair.

The Chamber OF Commerce OF Co.
lumbia, as has been It's custom for sev
efal years. is sparinR no efforts tC
make the approaching State Fair ono
Of the most s ccessful In its history.
With cotton at l0c and wave OF
property sweeping the State, it is ex
pecled that the attendance will exceed
all former years. In anticipation OF a
large crowd the Columbia Street Rail.
way has Increased its IA a3Illties for
handling the visitors by double track
ing It's line from the Transfer Station,
or Capital Square, to the Union Sta.
tion, thence a b .lt line enclrcling the
Ear grounds, which is practically a
double track all the way, and will af-
ford and ample transportation.
In addition to the usual attractions
Of the week, the Chamber OF CONNER.
CO has engaged the Barkoot Carnival
Amusement company, which besides a
band Of Its own, has varieJp Of good
clean shows, which win give exhibit.
tiOn at the several street corners, along
With q number OF free attractions. AS
usual, the theatre management has a
splendid card for ihc week.
Those rXp citing TO visit the Fair
which begihS October 81 and desiring
80 secure boarding anu sleeping &C.
commodations should atonce commun
cAte with Mr. E. b. Clark, Secretar,
Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
Mutinous Stokora.

Thirty three fireman OF the white
Car line steamer Oceanic were arrested
upon the arrival OF the vessel at Liver
pool, charged with combining to re-
iuse TO obey the masters commend,
nave been sentenced to seven days lm.
prisonmont
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
Serycs Three Y.ara.

The supreme cOunrt has confirmed
the Judgment Of the circuit court IL
the case Of Geo w. Murray, colored, OF
Sumter, formelly congreagnRp from
the 7 IN district. convicted of forgery
and sentenced to the penitentiary fe j
three years. Murray ia said to own
5000 worth Of real estate in Sum
ter county.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
Wants Damages.

James O.Ligon Of Charleston has
brought suit for $4,000 damages
against tn Bacon and Hampton
*. Lea, merchants, because OF dtfama
tion OF character. In March last Gh.
defendants had the plaintiff arrested
by a magistrate nnder the clarge OF
obtaining goods under false pfetcnces
the charge having afterwards beer
dismissed by Cir cult Judge Memmin
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20

A NEGRO was taken from constables
near cambridge, Ga. on Saturday and
lynched by members of his own race
for assaulting o young colored woman
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-20
Starved Him to Dcatn

The county jail at Kansas City,
Kansas, vas surrvuned Wednesday
night by men who iDsist that Mrs.
Belle higgins, her daughter Cl.riSsa,
aged IA years, and her husband
George Higgins, held by the coroncr's
jury for the death Of Higgins year.
old son by a former wife, should be
lynched That the little boy was
starved and tortured 10 death Is spec.
ideally charged by the coroner's jury.
The boys year. old sister was also
cruelty treated and is at the point OF
death in hospital. While Mrs. Rig.
gins own children were well fed and
kindly treatc1 the two step children,
according to the evidence presented to
the grand Jury, were literally starved.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-25
CAIARA De
gELEGAl0S.
I(SESION DE ZEE.

+ L =
Pas6se lista por 81 seCretario & trein-
ta deLeGados presentes.
sc apFOb6 sin enmiendas 81 acta an
terror.
III comisi6n de Obras P6blicas pro-
p0ne sea pOspuest0 Embellishments
que Sc Rprueben los informes de Los
bStls 31.I32 y 81 u de Hacienda eI 19
y %. 14a Comisi6n de Sanidad pide
que 81 6$W No. 21 sea sustitufdo pOr
Otro.
So Iey6 q cable del aIcalde de San
Louis al gobernador.
OtrO telegrama del Centre de deta-
llistas d8 Maysgtiez pidiendo no SEQ
aprobado 81 b5X del descanso domini-
cal hastS que no seq conoCido del pals
por lesi0nar los intereses do aquel
centro.
All leerse 81 proyecto de ley exi-
miendO del pago de ContribaciOnes 6
la CompS1fa Vandergrift. poF pIazo
deteFminadO, ell senior Domenech pide
que se pospongS hasta tanto que los
tribunaleS decidan la caducidad del
contrato aludido,
El sehpr Gandfa C6rdova secunda
81 senor Domenech AprobAdo.
Sc pusp discussion 81 inf0rme del
proyecto de ley del senior Arrillsga
que dispone ID reparaci6n del Camino
Vecinal que cOnduce de Ahasc0 & San
Sebastian.
Tambi6n sc aprob6 81 infOrme del
ii. B No 80 para unir por medic de
una estaci6n teIe0rkfica los pueblos de
aa-ese-s " " X--l-~-- ~-e-~a1--~- -.
PatiIlas v MaunAbo.
El senior Coll y Cuchf propOne que
Sc hOga extensive & t0dR la isla d
Creaci6n de estaCiones teIegrsicas.
81 sRfIor CamufIas dice que 81 ca
partidaFio del dese0 del senior Coll
per0 que fraCaaarfa el bSIg con esq
enmienda, porque no hay dlnero bag
tante para Cresr tantas estaciones.
El senior Coll retirR su ennaiendao
siempre que Be presente otro bsJB en- 81
sentid0 az ID enmienda de References.
Sc aCord6 por dltimo que ell proyec-
to de ley, cuyO informe fu6 aprobado,
vueIva % seno de la comisi6n & fin de
corrPgir 81 textO.
Sc ley6 ell n. B. No. "a para incor-
porar ID CSmara de ComerCio de Puer-
to Rico.
81 senior de Diego pide De disCuta
seCCi6n por gecci6n.
A petici6n del seflor Santoni se
declare "a CkmAra en- comisi6n total
para discutir dicho H. B.
Sc puso & discussion u secci6n pri-
mera que se apEob6 con una enmienda
del seflord de Diego.
a les 5 ~ 90 Ievant6se Is session para
continuaFla mafIsns & les dos de ID
tarde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-25
AIeaItls Municipal Do San Juan.
Al PuBLIco.

ACORDADA por 81 Conceio la res
cisi6n de los contracts celebrates en-
tire 81 Municipio de San Juan v 81 Far
mac6utico don jose de Zepgotita. sobre
sumin'stro de medicines y al9unos
6ltiles 81 Hospital Municipal. y Cuarto
DistritO, incIuyendO Aailo de AnCianos
DeaampaERdu6 y Cuarto de SoCOrFos.
se. anunciH una nueva subasta de los
referidos servicios, pcr los meses que
restsn del corriente afo econ6mico. y
bRio Ias mismas condolences del ante
rior remate.
Ia subasta'se IIevar& & efeCto el die
80 de EnefO, en- Ia siguiente forrna:
HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL, s las 8
de Ia ma1ana.
Cuarto DistlitO. incIuyendo AaiIo de
Ancianos Desamparados CuartO de
SoCorrOs. Ias 8. 80 de u maflana.
Lo que be anuncia para general CO.
nOCimient9 , concurrenCia de lieits-
san Jpan. r. r.. Enero 25. 1905.
R.H. TODD.
Alcalde de San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-25
La Perfume c0nOcf.
day aLabads por
herEaym mar

Gun marinero enfermo
es un hombre bastants
indtil. He encontrado
que la Peruna har6 mas
que ningun remedio que
eonozco nara aSn.-Io
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-25

Ell Rlcaide de b cSrceI de Arecibo
ComunicR % aefe del depavtament0
que 81 individuo juan Rodriguez Cd
PATIO hG iDGralGdO dc nueVo en Id car
Gel prccedente del hospital y que pue-
de conapaIeceF en- camilla ante aquella
Corte AZ Distrito para ser fntePrO-
Qad0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-25
RON "LLAVE =

Reconoc5aueDts 81 nnSs pur0. higie-
nice = ecr1dnhIe oue s. fabrio en- 81
pafg- 81 vende az Ios uricipnsI euta-
bIecimientoa. y en- AFecino p0E ence-
aorel do R6saB 81 "a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-25
N1neT0s0s 05I9I9s selt8lGIad0s a nlaTia

New York, Enero 25, l.3O p. N.
Atirman despach0s de San Pc
tersburgo que han sido sentencia-
dos a muerte numerosOs obreros
apFehendidos por las tfopas en- Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-25

Desde hace aIQunos diasse encuen-
tra enfermR de Rlg6n cuidado Ia pe'
queHa hiie De nuestrO compaflsro eBo-
riCuaS llamada GMaris Teresa Hoy
90 encuentra meior.
Sabe 81 amigo que nos aIegramOs de
Ia meiorR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-25

raci0n.
OtrSs despachos infoFman que las
crueles medidas repFesivas del
geeieFno han aumentado Ia indig-
naci6H popular en- t0ao el pals.
Mllchas tamilias extranjeras han
salidoI Ide San PetersbuFgo!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-25
Los gIav8s SucesOs De SaR Pet8IsblTgo.
Tew York. Enero q, 1.30 >. d

New York. EnerO 25, 1.30 B. n.
Dicen de L6ndres DUE los graves
Successes de San PsteFsbuFg0, inai-
can que Ia FeYOlnci0n en aquel
Impetio es lnminente.
SOSp8chase que los huelguistas
de Ia capital rusa han obedecido <
un amPlio movimiento DE consPi-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-25

-Ma6sna Jueves; Santa PAuIa.
Buen tempe.
-Carta1 detonidas en- d Rdministra-
Ci6n de OorEaOg ds euta ciudad: QuifIo-
mes Vida. de Msasanet, Rodriguez Bes-
trice, Rivers Ramon. Rivera EnGraCia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-25

SE VENDEN. Una casa y solar, este de mas
de 4, 500 metros cuadrados de supeFf1cie, si-
tuados en- Santurce frente a Olimpo. con ex-
celeutes bsfios de mar y todo Ell comfort ape
tecible para personas de buen gusto. Infor-
MARIN Tetu6n %. Us. v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-25

sangFi6nta collision del dia o.
S9fSn pasados pOr las armas.
La pFensa Fusa esfu6fzase en-
guitar impoFtancia q los dItimos
suceSOs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03
SSilfc Gerter NGbletrCcr E
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betragtes Ran ionh Glttorttet. Spsrgs-
moalet in~oFrGrfeSes til blot nj
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