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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-11-28

THE Alta Vista hotel at Corpus
Christi is to be reopened in a few
wees. The new manager has
already arrived and preparations
for the opening are now under
NAV
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-11-28
PATRoNIzE home industry.

How about that creamery? Don't
you think we need it?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
@mrttcm6 er1,

Gtuttoort. Qtnbicr III in Ser
Generbe6uIe cine orobc gjenenpirtb.
f6oftIihe NuSTteQunq er1ifnet porbcn.
Der Wernalter Nrib .9lucidle Gei
QauG u. Mour, 6of1peoiteur. bier, be,
alma bie GSeier Ieines 5OiG6rioen @es
Observation-Disclosures Iin0 @e
rcralmoior Norl BON ser Often unO
Rommer,ienratb Gmil Mittlcr.
6 Of inuen. Ser R6nio
bat Der bicIiQen Gemeinoe at Den SO
item Ser BON i6r uu80cfijbrten IcIbIt.
"ftGnbioen WoTerperI orQunQ5 WnIdoe
cinen Staatsbcitru0 BON 5000 Wurt
bcipiIiot. 0ic oc1ammten Soften be
truQen einIhliebIiH Der Soften fir Die
SuuSonI6(iiNe II. (. ~. runo 121,6OO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
8a0eu.

GdrISrub e. Yer bicii1e Stdbtz
rat6 bat Dem Mnerbieten oeS W(iniItes
RUINS, sic itG6tiIhe @oQ6o6u pon bier
bic Worol, Die I6on biSber i'm BE-
trieb 0es StdoteS mar, aud, 5u ei1en
81 iiberrcbmcn, 5u9eItimmt, porbeDoIts
lid neiterCr Verbdnblun0 liter ben
&ouIpreis.- gtuf oem Hclobcro. Dem
b06ltsn Nuntt oes buoiIhen Shpor5
ipalos. 1T 10 picI Sd)nee Qeiullen, boB
Die Weioen nidt me6r befdbrcn mer6eu
ionnten unb oa8 @te1 infoI9e oeIIsn 5u
Sbal 0ebolt iperGcn mlbte,
Z retburg. Der pripotooSert
an Der Wiindcner llniberIitdt, Ser
mann S9ierId, 1T gum duBcrorNcnt
Iiden PrpicNor fir tIa'iiIhe NrdGoIoe
gle an Der llniperIitdt 6rsiburg err
ndnnt iporben.
Son Il q A. Cine biItoriIde
Se9enSlpitroiQtcit IN apnitan3, boS
0ous n3um boben 9oTen," am otercu
Worft, Dor sem i'm Sabre 1417 ole
@eIeGnung hes VhrQQrdieu 8~rieorit1
bon 6%obcnaoasrn nit Der Wort Bran
hcnburN itottfonN, bat hurh Stifturg
bes Giqcnttijmrr8 oieies 6ouIes, bes
9ripotier8 Mur Rubn, Elm pom pro
fe1Tor b. SGberlin qcmolte8 WonNbilo
erboIter, ou8 oieIen bcntpiiroi0en
@orgdnQ haritelt. gm 9uQs, IA oos
Wdloeritit cntfernt irur0e, 'tayb Scr
'Gtifter.
M urr + { | m. Cine 0srIdmms
Iuno oe5 Wercirs Der MiIdproou3cnteu
bon Monnbeim. Seioelberg unO quo
lpiQShafen bcI4Iob frog ocS Wioers
'pruh3 Der W}jlhbdnbIer, ben WjIt'
treis I'm sinen 4fenni9 pro Otter 81
erb0Gen.
pforsbeim NJ. On Gamcnoinaen
iinb feds 6GuIer nit Sheuntn dbge:
bronnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
G6lringif6e Sfadten.

M q r. 9aS Sopbienz 6ous,
cine BON ben iegen8rcihen Sfopfuns
gen Der perItorbenen 8robber3oqin So
pile. bat Dor Sturgeon isinen 90. Sab
resberi6t per0ffcntIiAt. Nad hie1em
bat Die Q(nTtalt Elm neitper3ipeigte8 Dir
b~eitsgebiet in unO ouber benz psimaris
19sn Qan0e. Die SApeitern, 146 an
Der 3a6l, drbeiten ouf GO Gtdtionen,
bon oenen Is in &runtenbduiern un0
fon'ti9en YfIegsanituIten unO AZ in
Gemeinbeu iinO.
Gifenof d. 0u6ier 1T Set Gid
ter GrnIt S4sren6erq. Setretdr Der
GlberfeI0er SanOsIsIummer, pl0blid)
0cItorten. Der ZOO e~reilte i'm, ais CT
elmer Sib,ing 0eS 8erein8 oeutI6er
GiIenQieBer beiWobnte.
GisfeIO. Der @emeinberat6 ers
mamie Den BON bier 9ebiirtiQen, jebt in
g(merita Iebcnoen Rentier Wiuiom Go
benitein, Dem un'ere Stabt cine @n5aGl
onIebnIi6e StiitunQen gu oanten bat,
gum G%brcnbijraer Der Staot GisIeIo.
g on0ersb en-. Nad0em
Sic 9pp9usepiosmie in SerbsIeben err
Io'deu, 1T oieie Ssuhe in Gbeleben
ouSgebro6er, gi8 Dor Sturgeon tporen
40 Sale feI.geiteQt. bauptIa6Iid iin0
poIniIAe Qrbeiter ertrdnlt. 9rei Sale
Iino t0otIid ~perIoufsn. Die Sdulen
ipur0sn geI6IoIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
0eferrsiG.

. ~ tie Sn gsiItigtr uno t0rpers
lider Stride feierte Der dIteite General
oer. Qrmes, Der 5eIo8eugmsiiter bes
Rubitan0es SoIef 6reiberr b. Beber,
ieinen 80. 0eburtstug.-0er tjir3tiG
reritorbens Gsri6tsoopotot Or. Nloig
Spiser BAT gum uniberialerbcn Ieines
mebrere Widionsn 5dblenoeu YsrmD
gems ieinsn Spuiiu. einen ouf Ser YDies
Den Iebenoen %pen'ionirten proiehor,
ein9eiebt unO beitimmt, Dab mad benz
GbIeben Ieines llniperIaler6en bas Die
lem ebenfdls t~eitirte Iaiienireis Sto6t,
baus Der inter Dem protcttorot oe5
Gt3ber3ogs Otto itcben0en glinoens
oerIorqungsanItaIt 5ufaGen iolle.-0ie
Npot9eterpriiiun9 an osr Wisner llni'
periitdt bat 5rdlkia Sris0a Sdeint,
cine Qpotbeterstod.er aus Qednib in
Gie6snbiireen. %beItan0eu uno oamit
ais erIie Den GRAB elmer .Wogiitra
bbarmGciac" srIanat.-0r. Wlar Duo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
Gf(a6. Sot6rinaen.

Strubburg. Nn StcIIe Ncs in
Den Sutherland getretcncr Winiiteriul
rotbs 0dmm bat @cbeimrutb WoIitoc
81, Nbtbei!una fir totboIi'hcn uno
iTraeliti'heu suItu8 i'm rcid1eIanSi'
Then Winiiterium fir Suiti3 uno Aul.
tu5 ibern7mmcn. -NeuIi6 murNc ser
Nsubau Der i'm Sabre 1919 Qeorijnoe'
ten iIrdelitiiAen Geperte i6uI' elnges
ireibt.
W eberdl. Nnbier bat Gdnee'
fdlG ftattpsfunOen, nud)Nem crit Dor
aur5em uuf Sobned Der IeBte QEittsre
'dnee 1eIdnlol5en.
M ii bau n. Gine unsntlclts
Ii6s .3dbniIinit fir S6uItinher bat
Der 8%emelrOerdt6 bier ein5uridten be-
|6tpFen.
@orbrud. Der @smein0ef6ritcr
Rihdro erhielt, oI3 er ouf tincm
9isnft0arQs fih bsfcno, BON Wils
6erern elmer tootli6en Sdub in Die
Iinte Seite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06

rOt 1T gum Experimentation Vrofe'=
Tor Der Sunitqeihihte an Der Timber
fiat ernanut morocn.
0cpd. sSm ben066ortcn Srtc
We3o- Qjpabio buben mebrere gauern
Nen Qejhnun1 Der Ots n!0erc" per
Ihriccnen Trau 8GttDon uus9e9raben,
3critijdclt un0 Damn per6rdnnt.
+ run3crs6 8. 8cneroIrdt0
6ric0rih Such BAT Ser Std0t 100000
Sronen CUR Grrihtun9 elmer Stiftung
fir Die Der 8ur in 6ran3ensbao Be
oijrftiacn Grdntsr permod)t.
@rts5 BEL 8o3er. 9ie Wetns
leie fout beIcr in urIercr @emartund
lpicoer QUoIjtotiO UnO 1udntitdtip icbr
gut aus,
Snn8brut. 6icrort8 1T Qroe
fcI'or 6croinono Stubert, Gin Ncffe
ocS 9onoihtcrs 6ron3 Shubert, i'm
Sc, 2cben0iubre Qcitorben.
Sllci d 1T, IN her bte'iosn ga
picrfubrit IjnN llnttrImltiit, ptlhe Iih
ouf 100000 Sronen betouicn, ent
octt mOrbcn. G8 bat ith b~cruu31c-
iteut, oob Ser Director uno Der 9uI
iirer Der 6dbrit gemeiniom Den Hies
fenbctrllN ousqeiibt babcn. Yer 9o'
firer bcgtnQ SeIb'tmoro, pGbrsno Scr
9trettor 0eflitftet 1T.
rebbura. Tus MaNratcr
baus eMitQIiso @rdf So1dnn Giter4a3D
1T QeItorbeE.
ei6enau. Gi;raIi6 poIen0rte
Cottfrieo MppcIt iein 100. Gc6enSjdbr.
Yer @reis erfreut Iif bouiter geiItiger
drii6c un0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &orpers
troft.
SoI3burq. gu7 DEM Nttcriee
fdIu1 Elm SeQelboot I'm. Don Den
hret SuIaITcn tonnttn 'i6 5rpei nit
!0iIfe bin}ueiIenber perIoren ~rctten,
Der brittle, Or. 8aubeI, funo Sen SOB
in Den Wclen.
g d 10 4 q II. DER Sdncioers
nieiiter SoIeI Welner fdnb I'M biciigen
Wol0s eircn toloNdlcn Vtl3 i'm @se
iui6te bon 2 GiIo9romm 900 @rdmnl.
SemeSOar. Der 8eI9Gitsleitcr
Der I2OI6incnfirmu Goudro &orner,
@ittor @jfon, puroe lue9en jubrelon9
Ipitematiif betriebcner 0eIruubotios
nen perboTtct. Der 6ebl6etrue betrdQt
nabe5u 10000 3rcneu, 9ei ser !Sors;
hurfiuhun9 fonb man Spartadsne
bidder olf 21,000 3ronen, feruer
W%ertbpopieye I'm 5000 &ronen por.
Sobtad d. Sisr perIturb i'm Otter
bon ID Sobren Der in osn lpeiteltcr
Sremoens mo SouriitentreiIen Re,
tannte 6otsIier 3um nShlparaen gtos
ler," Nnton @uumQdrtner junior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06

Slatt muroe Dor 10 Sobren BON Dem
odmoli9cn BETTER Or. 8iinb Der
Gt00t Qe'Acntt, unO 1895 gin9 audi
Die guh0rudcrei hurh 8ermGdtniB
be8 geliBer5 Or. 9lotmonn in ItG0tis
iGen 9eiib iiber. Die 5iemlif er8ebs
Ii6cn llebcrIAiNe oes 9lutte5 lno Der
3ruderei Ijr0 itjftunQsQemdb gu ges
metnniibigen 3peden gu p%erlpen0en.
Gp miro a. 9. geocnpGrtig aus Den
Grtrd9en Der Sling : Stiftung al
Der WurIdalIItrobe ein itdotiIGe3
GdpimmbuO crridtet, baS am |. De
5Cmber er0ffnet peroen fol.-@ebsims
rot1 b. BOD in W}ettIod bat fir Die
interchangeable Der So6i6en
Steinqutfubrit in DRESDEN $4,000
Wtort aeitiftet.
@ener. Bel cinem 9ranbe i'm
Sauie Nes Steinmeb Qiebi0 in S6ers
grDer perbrdnnte has 13idbrige S06na
den 0e8 9auSbeiibers.
Qeip3iq a. 0ie biSberi9e Nttiene
ocIeuidaft 2eipSiger Glettrt5itGtsperte
1T in ItGotiI6e Hegie iiber9egangen.
StoIIber9. Sas Stootperoroz
retentoIlsQium beIdlpb, ale &rie0ss
tbeiInebmer, bie minoeitenS 5lpti Sabre
bier pobnbaft uno Elm idbrIi4es Gin
tpmmen big gu 500 Mart baben. gang
iteucrfrei, unb ioIfe BON 100000
Wart Gintpmmen nur Die @dlfte beS
baruuf entfolsnoen Steuerbetru9s ents
ri6ten 81 la'Ien.
" aloenburg. Der bieIigcn
oelperbli6en Sad unb 6ortbiIounass
fdule bat baS MiniIterium 0eS Snnern
fir OU5 Iaufenbc Subr cine 9eibiIfe
bon 340O Wtdrt bemiligt.
II. Ter Is Woden LANCE
Maureritrife in 3ittdu un0 llm9egenb
pur0e beenoet, nd6Osm Die 9duuntere
neDmer einen S%tunOenIobn bon 33
Yiernig betpi1tgt Datten.
10 4 a II. Der SoIoat Shneioer
BON Ge9iment gtr. 1873 bate 'id in Der
Sruuten6eit uno pGbreno beS llrlaus
be8 an einem llnteroifi5ier, Der i'm
ipegen misunderstanding feitnebs
men ipoltc, thGtli6 p%ergon9er. Gr
purte gu orei Subren @efdngnib pers
lIrtheilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
Sreie Std0te.

Sam B urg. Der Scnot bat Der
girQer'daft cine @orldge 3u9e6cn lol
fen. nab neld)er 100000 Wart ais
geitrag fir Die jiinQIt beidIofene
3peignieocrlaFun9 0es Stettiner
nWultans" an Der Glbe beipiuigt ipers
ben.-9on Der getrisbsIeitun9 Der
Sumburgz Nmerito sQinie pur0e ungce
~fiinoigt, oab Der 6ra6toampTer nYres
torid uno Seunette" auf bober See &C.
Iuntsn lit; SO Wann fanoer ben 800
in oen Wellen,-0as 5. Snianteries
Regiment fcisrts 0oS 5OiGbrige @arni'
ionsSubildum. Die Staot iiberrsiAte
Dem Sifi3iertorps ala G9rengeI6 ent
eincn goloenen S~aTeIaufIab, Die
&aufIeute Wiiqer uro geder, Snbabsr
elmer eIeiGnamigen Sommanoitgeieqs
'daft. Die tir5li6 3ablreihe beut'fe
Tubritunten Inn Waaren i'm Wertbe
bon iiter 10000 Wart bstrogen buts
ten, Damn mad griTel gefloben, aber
beimlih 9ierber ~5uriidgstebrt maren.
lino jebt nebit benz sbenians psrbd6tis
gen 9ouimonn CHILLING psr1oftst
ipor0en.
8remen. Die Mlspdnberung
iiber Bremen i'm NuquIt 8. 3. bstrug
10,573 PerIonen (9egen 9311 i'm 9Isi,
den Monat oes 0orjobres), felt ga
nuar 141,S19 (ge9en S2,522). ouruns
Ter 10,150 9euti6e (gegen 1864.
Ii q. Der Grobtaufmann Ssos
9dnnes grpe, Seniordef Der Girma
Bone G. S6peigboffer, 1T esitorben.
gr maj MitalisO Der giIraerI9aft uno
I'M hoAen @roOs oemeinniibia thltia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
0f0enGura.

81 eF,rItebe. @pr aurssm
nHrhe His 9ahn ruA GrabIteos Dem
Dertebr i~ibergeben. 9amit baben
Sholt uno Q3eite,itsoe Die lang ers
piinihte @erbinouns nit Der frisIis
fhen We60e erbalt.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06

bunQ NIT sen @~ctrii0crcicn in Dem
HaiffciItn 0arlcben8toTeurcrein 1T
mnmebr Ser 3peiter Hetnst 9(pyeQ in
Saft oenommen poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
SnxemBnrg.

6oIIeri6. !Sier purosn BEL itns
lisuiid)en Nrbeitern flint Grfrantuns
gen an '4tpur3en poden feitgsittut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
MeGfen6nra.

q o Il o d. 0icIer Sage III bds
250. duf Der NeptunsD srft erboute
Sdiff aliidlid BON Stapsl selaufen.
9as Sdiff, Elm fir Die oeutIdsauItrds
Hide OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
Sambnrg .rbautsr 5yadtPampIsr bon
5000 Sonner stdgfdbisfsit,' fat ben
Numsn s,GoIingen" erbdften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06

VI unoerbares Is II
men aus. q a B T. Sn Gaiole,
einsm 0orfs unferu 6ioren5, Stalien,
ipuroe Der Yfarrer in Elm 9dus 9ei
ruten, I'M einem S6pertranten bic
leBten 9rDitunqcu gu rejhen. Ginem
lanoIi6en grau4 f~olqsno, 'hIoisn iif
auf Der StrnBe 3ablreihe Verionen,
lneilt 6raueu, Dem Qi1rrcr uno isinem
Sebilfen an unO betrdtsn nit ibnen
oas Saus, nm tbeiI6 in Dem &rontens
simmer ielbit, t9eiIs in Dem beno4bara
ten Haum Der misunderstanding
bei3uipobrsn. Tas @slpi4t oieIsr
Wenl6snmenoe mar fir oos 6dufdllige
!9aus 81 9rob, uno pI0Btit, pl9reno
ale 8ebete mlrmelten mo Der Vfdrrer
Dem aranten Sic 6oitie reidte. brad
3uerit Der IuBbo0eR oes N06bar.
raums uno gIei6 Oan0d Der oes Grans
ten5immsrs ieIbIt oUyt, Die gdn5e
tnieenoe 0eriammIuu5 3iuiiden Den
griimmern NIT hinabreibcno. Ginis
5ebn Yeripurocte pursen aus Dem
ipiiIten 0ur6ein1nOsr bsrporgejogen,
ober aleemsin mar oas Staunsn, ais
man enthedte, oaB Elm Sbeit oeS Sub
booens unbsi6doi3t an ieiner Steue
esblieben mar: gerl0e Der, no ods
Bett oes 8rdnten itan0; sr olsin lam
NIT Dem bloben Gdteteu odUou.
GetnoItds 81 ii Der. Die
beiben griioer W}i6dsl un6 Nlops
9a4s III Weibenrtgen. Nieocrbapern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
SGwrij.

Germ. NitrsIih Itdr6 in Bern, 80
Sabre alt. Grou Mdtbiloe 8rObIid,
Npot, 6ie Wittlpe oeS Vdoo0oqen @n.
ftdo Sr0blth, S6ul0ircttors Der Der
ner Observation-Disclosures
3 il / 6. D Der N%ontonSrutb bat
bel 9~etQtbung oc5 Qebrliu0sQeicbcs
baS @erbot Der t0rperlidsn Gid
tiouno Der 2ebrljpQc obQelcbrt, oas
QeOcn Sic GorThriit, boB ieoer 2ebr
Iin0 oeniiQenocn GhIoIruum uno Elm
eiQenes 9ett Crholtc, anQenommer.-
Ter Gib Der @robloQe .glpina" Der
Idlpci5eriIhen IrCimOurcr, Der 'ih lett
fiinf Sobrcn in N%eucnburg Dcfuno, 1T
nah Grid perIsat lporoen.
2u3tr H.. Sn Gu3ern 1T i'm 9eis
fein bon $50 9eIeQaten Der 6rieoenss
tonareB eroffnet ipor0en.
9dfeI. Der QroIeTor fir Gbemis
an Der 9aIclcr llnipcriitdt, 9%obIbuum.
1T oeitcrben.
g I. q ollsn SnIoIQe zines
Q%usItonoeS Der @iebereiorteiter in
Rori6dh beronItdltete Die Wrbeiters
f6oft cine Gun00cbuuQ, on Der 20O0
QerIonen %tbsilrdbmcn. Vie Qeute Der
beerten ourd GteinpijrTe Die @ieberct
unb Elm @dItboua, in Dem 'id 5u9ez
reiIte fran30IjI6e Nrbejter uuibieIten,
@roubUnoen Gs bat Iih Elm
neues i6ipei5eri'tes TiuNn3 aoniora
tlum fir Den guu Ser geyniru sgobn
9ebiIbet.
z burguu. Sm Qbur0au bat iid
zine NttienoeIc01hoIt nit 100000
5rdncs Nttientopjtol uno Sib in Or
bon tonitituirt, oie inter Dem 3itel
nGlettriI6e Gruftpcr'orGunQ8unItalt
Bobeniesz 5burtbol" sic NerIorqung
Der 0egenb BON Rbejnet bis &%onItdna
nno bon Momansboru bic 6rduenieIo
insgeiumnt 40 @emeinOen umfais
'eno - nit eIsttrifher 9raft be3redt.
Gent. Sr @sni iou ru6e Dem
aurfaul Elm Is Wlcter bo6er Nus'thts'
tburm erridjtet ner0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06

arannf4weig. Angaff.
graunf4pei 9. 9ier tpuroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
Sa@len.

I Ore ben. gei ben fGdTiden
2anbtaesipablen fir bas ausideioenbe
9rittsl Der MitgIieOsr Der a~tpeiten
Eammer bdbsn bie Nationaaiberalen
breiuneibie sJrsiiinaigen einen SIP ges
,ipoHner. 9aourdJ BADEN Die aoniers
patiueu ibre bisberise Stpeiorittelmebrs
belt sinsebiibt.-0er rOresoner Qnz
aeiger" tonnie iiineiibin auf iein 175e
labriges Yeiieben 3uriidbliden. Oas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
3%1rnpi,tJ mrTffoien.

go6um. Die Strdftamm.r perz
urtbeilte BEN Saufmann SarI !Sou.
tpsaen umfungrsiter 9autiorsfdtpins
beleien gu aft Sdbyen 3u4thous. G9cs
perluIt BON gleider 9uuer uno 5000
Wdrt GeIhFttdfe.
Sobeafim burq. Der Shreis
nermsiiter Mitbstm Slider geristb uns
ter Iein sissnes 6ubrpert uno muros
sstootst.
SoIfer ri auen. @nbier err
'dob Ser 9eromdnn Sui6onet ieinen
Miet6er Waro3st beim Streit Tim bic
Wiethe.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-07-26
Mr.. JOHN r. BOLT HURT.
Meets With Peculiar Accident While
Fishing In the Enoree.

While fishing with party in Enoree
river at Yarborough's Mill last Tues
day afternoon, Mr.. John F. Bolt, the
popular clerk of court, met with a
singular as well as very painful ac-
cident by which his big toe on the right
foot was almost entirely cut off in a
peculiar manner.
The fishermen discovered a sunken
bateau and at the suggestion of some
one the boat was lifted out of the mud
with the expectation of finding turtles
or bed of fishes. Mr.. Bolt was stand
ing on nearby rock in water about
knee deep and as the boat was let go it
suddenly turned, the bottom edge
striking and nearly severing his toe. -
Messrs. H. ID. Mahaffey, c. A. Power
and others replaced the toe and band
aged the wound the best they could.
Mr.. Bolt came to the city and received
the immediate attention of his physi-
clan.
Although unable to be in his accus-
toned place at Court which is in ses-
sion his friends will be glad to know
that he is getting along very nicely.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-07-26
GREAT DISASTER
BEFALLS GUNBOAT,
Boiler Explosion Wrecks
the Bennington.
TOTAL CASUALTIES 1O4
Ensign Newman K. Perry of South
Carolina One of the
Victims.

AS the result of boiler explosion
Friday morning in San Diego Bay,
CAL, the United States gunboat Ben
nington was disabled, So members of
the crew were killed and DC severely
injured, number of whom will die of
their wounds.
Ensign Newman X. Perry, aged 26,
of Columbia, S. c., was among those
who perished, being scalded to death.
Lieut.. Victor Blue, also an officer on
the warship, was ashore in hospital
at the time of the wreck. He is ma
tive of North Carolina, but was ap-
pointed to the Navy from South Caro-
lima.
Geo. F. Knox, son of Fred e.
Knox, formerly of New York who died
in Laurens last December, belongs to
the Bennington crew and was among
those who escaped
There were more than 200 men
aboard the gunboat when the accident
occurred and many of them were hurled
or forced to jump into the sea by the
terrific explosion, which lifted part Of
the deck and compelled the Bleaching of
the vessel.
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WOULD POISON
WHOLE FAMILY.
DiabOlical Deed Comes to
Light Near Clinton.
POISON in THE WE'LL.
John Miller and Wash CarwiIe Sus-
pected Miller is in Jail-Wash
Carwile Still at Large.

Almost diabolical attempt at poisoning
an entire family occurred in the vicinity
of Clinton the first of last week. On
Tuesday, Mr.. Waters Ferguson, his
mother, Mrs. Maggie Ferguson, and a
negro servant, all became quite i'll at
about the same time. The symptoms
indicated poisoning and physician was
called in. Within few hours the pa
tients had pretty we'll recovered from
the attack. Meantime an investigation
led to the discovery in the we'll of
bag made of calico scraps, containing
horrible mixture of portions of snake,
a frog and lizard and a quantity of
stuff resembling pounded match heads.
The contents of the bag were carefully
examined by the doctor who stated that
there was not present any mineral poi
son and that the nauseating effects
were produced by drinking the water
containing such abominable elements of
filth.
John Miller and Wash Carwile, who
until last Saturday were in the employ
of Mr.. Ferguson, their time having ex-
pired, were suspected of the crime.
Miller was arrested and brought to Jail
Friday. He viii probably be tried at
the present term of court. Carwile is
still at large.
The evidence against both negroes is
said to be strong. They had given Mr..
Ferguson a deal of trouble and it is
stated that both had made threats
against their employer repeatedly to
the other hands on the place.
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honor of their charming cousin, Miss
Louise Sitgreaves of Winnsboro. The
reception and dining rooms were
prettily decorated with ferns, potted
plants, Chinese lanterns, etc.
The guests were entertained with
various amusements and altogether a
jolly good time was afforded the entire
company. Refreshments, delicious and
most tempting, consisting of cakes and
ices, were served by the ever delightful
and charming hostesses. The invited
guests for this pleasant occasion were: Z:
Miss Grace Simmons and f. X. Spratt,
Miss l.. Mae Dial and Jas. Sullivan,
Miss DOME Counts and Dudley Young,
Miss Carrie Bess Vance and j. Wells
Todd, Miss Ollie Adams and Stobo
Young, Miss Agnes Adams and Yancy
Gilkerson, Miss Annie Richey and Gus
Simmons, Miss Lizzie Richey and Mr..
Chapman, Miss Olinthia Jones and Mac
Irby, Miss Margaret Miller and Clar-
ence Bramlett, Miss Josie Sullivan and
Clyde Franks, Miss Annie Jameson
and Albert Simpson, Miss Julia Gilker-
erson and Grover Peterson, Miss Susie
Hodges and Albert Dial, Miss Feline
Gray and Robert Vance, Miss Lenora
Martin and Coke Gray, Miss Elizabeth
Shell and G. Kern, Miss Gladys Barks-
dale of Greenwood and w. M. Lancas-
ter, Miss Mamie K. Hudgens and Ossie
Anderson, Miss Sarah Dorroh and Jas.
McLees, Miss Lila Hart and Jas. Ro-
land, Miss Maggie Clardy and Rhett
Babb, Miss Josephine Fuller and Knox
Simpson, Miss Nell Miller and Chas.
Simpson, Miss Ina Little and Thos.
Switzer, Miss Mary Belle Babb and
Geo. Bale, Miss Rosa Davenport of
Greenville and Ed Hart, Miss Jessie
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25.CENT COLUMN.

WANTED so girls to run sewing
machines in overall factory, Nice clean
work, land Wen pay you while learning.
File your application now, as we will
start up in few weeks, with r. X.
Hudgens, Scc'y and Treas, Crescent
Co., Laurens, 5. C.. Stiff
BARBECUE Fuller and Dixon will
give first class barbecue at Crisp's Park
Mountvillc, July 2S. Baseball and re-
freshments in the afternoon. Public
invited. SILT
FOR SALE Three Jersey COWS; all
Choice of lot for $500 Mrs. M. Il.
Roland, Laurens, r.. f.. ID. No. 2.
FOR SALE OR RENT A good four
horse farm, located on Mountain creek,
10 miles from Court house. Specially
good corn farm Glenn A. Fuller, r.
f. ID. No. S, Laurcns, S. C. Silt
BARBECUE There will be a barbe
cue at Waterloo on Saturday July 29th.
0. p. Goodwin, C. c. Featherstonc and
other speakers will discuss the dispen-
sary issue. Let everybody come. G..
w. Long and +. A. Nichols. Slit
FOR RENT Good three horse farm
in fine state of cultivation, rent reason
able. Good location, one mile from
railroad station. For full information
address c. c. Fuller Waterloo, S. C. 1t
FOR SALE-Thre jersey COWS. good
mixers, with young calves, at reason
able prices. Apply to DR.. A. C. Fuller,
h. f. d No. 5. Laurens, S. C. 49-3
WANTED DETECTIVES, Response
BILE, Sharp, Daring Young Men every
where. Experience Unnecessary En-
close stamp for particulars. Grandel's
Detective Bureau, Philadelphia, Pa.
FOR SALE-A good second hand bi-
cycle. Good tires and coaster brake
Cheap, $1,000 spot cash Apply to L..
b. BLACKWELL, Advertiser building. Iau-
rens, S. c.. 48tf
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MERCHANTS NEWS

We give you very cordial invitation
to our Steel Range Demonstration which
lasts one week, commencing Aug. 7th,
ending the 18th. We will have an ex-
pert TO show you the advantages of
steel range, and whether you expect to
buy or not it will be pleasure for us
to show you.
S. M. & E. Fl. Wilkes G. Co.
Be sure to see our line of China Din
ner Sets, beautifully decorated and at
prices that will be to your interest to
see our line before you buy
S. M. & F.. H. Wilkes & Co.
We will offer for short time beau
tlful line of Witons, Administers and
Velvet rugs, 27 inches wide and yard
and a half long, pretty patterns, at
$1.50, would be cheap at $1.75.
S. M. g. E. H. Wilkes & Co.
We have only a few more Settees,
Hammock Chairs and Lawn Swings.
These we are closing out at reduced
prices.
S. M. g. E. H. Wilkes g. Co.