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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02

and limbs of workingmen and wo-
men, and for preventing accidents
under ordinary conditions of life and
labor, to which the general public is
exposed. This part of the display
will be classified as follows: Photo
graphs, models and drawings of soaf
folding; protective devices for boil
ers, water gauges, signal apparatus; !;
boiler and pipe valves; also protec-
tive devices for electrical machinery
and acetylene apparatus motor and
power transmitters, turning on and
shutting off power, belt connections,
couplings, etc; fire protect;t" and
preventive measures against prema'
ture explosions first aid TO the injur-
ed; mining and quarrying; devices i'll
use of stone crushin" machinery,
methods of storing explosives, safety
devices for looms, carding, paper cut
ting, stamping and moulding machin-
cry; appliances for elevators, hoists,
ETC., workingmens dwellings,, dress
ing and living rooms together with
models, plans and photographs OF
workingmens industrial bettcrment
institutions Of all kinds.
Another feature which cannot fail
to prove interesting will be the cxhib-
it of the Philadelphia Commercial
Museum showing the development Of
the CoNmcrcc of the United States
from lis ocG;nning to the present
period.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
TO MOVE FROM GREENWOOD.
The Baptist Press will Hereafter be
Published at Union. ....,

Greenwood, October 29.-Announ-
cement is made to-day that the Bap-
tist Press, the successor Of the South
Carolina Baptist, will be moved to
Union and published hereafter from
that place. The Rev. Louis j. Bris-
tow, who, with the Rev. V. I. Masters,
owned and edited the paper, has sold
his interest to the Rev. l.. M. Rice,
for many years pastor Of the Baptist
Church at Union. Mr.. Masters will
retain his interest in the paper and
will move with it to Union. Mr..
Bristow has serious throat trouble
and has been told by his physician
that he must seek outdoor work. He
will move his family to the country
in Anderson county, and will continue
preaching twice month to a Baptist
church in that county.
The Baptist Press, which succeeded
the South Carolina Baptist, has been
published here for two years by
Messrs Bristow and Masters. It has
taken a high, stand among periodicals
of its class, and is still growing in
favor and strength. The South Caro-
lima Baptist started some ten years
ago at Lake City and was moved from
there to Greenwood. Messrs. Bristow
and Masters have made hosts of
friends in Greenwood, who regret en-
ceedingly their removal from this
citv.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
5. B. JONES.
Real Estate, Stocks and Bonds.

hGpe zach %hG % ancia
YOU m p " ~ out as "e'e are
to venone
AERE RlCE NtW? You dont
YoUsOMETlMEs YOURSELF
bank
in
ss pXGs S M In Ssueye e N
onl 0 sandal
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
FRESH OYSTERS
Every Day.

will continue my Restau-
rant at the old stand until | can
got moved into my new quar-
iers, ihe Masonic Building,
next door to the Pool Room.
Don't forget! For a few days
more at the old stand, then In
my "up-to-date' new Restau-
rant, next door to Pool Room.
A continuance of the very lib
era( patronage you have given
me for the past % years will
be appreciated.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02

S. Sold.
5o Twostory street.
Ito
Rents for $751; per year.
dining room Kitchen containing about
Itnd with lot with
garden Beyo' Southern Railway
for Manufacturing Plant.
g. Withdrs
g. g. g. g. J. Pope property conveniently
located and we'll Drained
60 Sold.
H. Brick b.!dng know of land a
boiler This with the
latest nachnety, capacity flour This
splendid ce for ginney being only about from the
railroad.
IS. Sale Fftyfou of the Dairy
This is in the incorporate limits
TO- Cottage md large lot
IT. Withdrawn.
49, For Sale House and lot known the W. Gary place.
Newberry into sela q Who'll
One of best the
mile from church OF this
in uvc this recently cleared from the original forest 60
g. acres of land, miles of Newberry.
dnce vic D" "~''' '' u" '' ''ee' near Mr. Watts resi-
s., Sc, 87 Sold
81 Ia Withdrawn
88. Sold
So. Filled.
For S"le Four COTTAGE fireplace room foot hail.
land tenant
las the Sawson Place.
49, Sod
95 400 good lana with large residence, "a
"',eS e we west OIL OF NewDe1ry @ m M mines @ from Kinafds
90 LOT SILVER street, station Southern Railway
from church and school, house with
and stables good two tenant house good WELL
SO. For Sale. Twenty ohares Molohon Mf, Stock.
1oa Wanted Two shares Exchange Bank Stock.
o4. Lot Mollohon Mfg. Co. nd near Mr.. Bouknigh
Plantation will
two good barns pcny Of ortbuldings.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
FIVE

When a man tells you how You
ought to run your business, just take
Il look at the way he is running his
own. E""".
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02

Farms $50 $50 that will make bale
instance Kentucky States sell at higher
price, and yet do not yield much
land.
my advertisement days ago
stores lots Y Pope property being very
convenient. Good investment.
The have Sold
good and other Real Estate around the city
county, and am listing these below.
call especially No. This
residence and of the most convenient places for business with
and electric lights in fact believe of the BEST
the best places that know of for sale at the price,
~, 3, 4. Lots my residence,
Sc = Known the Wheeler directly
and water works. These the best located lots the
being few minutes walk from the public square, the
streets leading to the new Court House
49, story street. can
at reasonable price, perhaps cheap they could
49, brick Sky
scraper One of the best locations in the for bank.
IS. One and one half acres near House.
49, Whmre with plenty of timber pasture
~, IS Sold.
49, Withdrawn.
80. Filled
g: g.: Siiss SG?s;
s388' Il; WitSdrs1n; asi sS 81 S0''
38H. Sold
80. Withdrawn.
40 1154 of land two and half miles from Mountve
with cabins stables good spring
and pasture.
A. House and two.acre lot at Mountvlle S. c.
Splendid building lot in Brooklyn.
a. withdrawn.
45 Filled
49, 49, <: Rsnsd! ts: s''''
So Sold.
S. -Four acres Of land bounded by three of the H L.
s. Withdrawn.
S., Sc. Withdrawn.
], a. 2
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02

be, such a great improvement Of what
we have had that we might be able
to put up with it for brief period.
If anything is to be done along this
line, it should be done at once.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31
HEAVY SNOW STORM
SWEEPING NEVADA
Great Failing or In Sale of Seats fer
the oans-tiernan Prize Fight In
Consequences.

Tonopah. New. Dec. 3i.~A heavy
snowstorm Is raging In Tonopah %
day and Indications point to severe
weather conditions tonight and to
morrow.
There was D falling off today In the
sale af seata for the Gans.fiermau
fight tomorre~. xnich Manager Riley
attributes n the bad Meather.s> Sc
lfas AZ kpesh there WIN be pa spec
la trains Into Topopah tomorrow. al
though extra trains viii be dispatch.
ed from Goldfield to handle the great
number Of visitors from that place
Outside Of hundred persons from
San Francisco and vicinity. the at
tendance viii be made up from min.
ers In the adjacent camps and resi-,
dents Of southern Nevada towns. In
betting Cans remains strong favor
Its with odds OF 10 10 4 In his favor
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31
DIR. GOTTRARD DEUTSCH
AN ABLE LECTURER
Standing Room Only Greets the Able
Master to Hear the illustrated Lee.
ture Descriptive Of the Ghettoes.

The Temple Montefiore was taxed
to Its utmost capacity last evening
to listen TO one OF the abiest lectures
ever given to Las Vegas audience
DR. Gotthard Deutsch proved himself
a master of the lecturers art and sue.
ceeded in capturing his audience
from the first. -....
He delivered his famous lecture
"Giimpses from Oriental and Russian
Ghettoes." which vas fully illustrat'
ed by Charles O'Mailey, the local
electrician.
Prof. Deutsch is considered the
foremost Jewish scholar of this coun
try and one of the most learned sa
wants of any country. He combines
profound rendition with popular
land pleasing delivery, aud has an ex.
'ceptionally magnetic personality.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31
TERRORISTSC
TURED BYPOLICE
HUNDRED LEADERS IN RUSSIAN
roiLs A. A RESULT or TRat.
ToR's IsFoHmsTlos.
NIHILIST PAPER FOUND
List OF Twenty-Five High Officials
Who Had Been cendsnsnsa 10
Assassination.

II. Petersburg. Ice, a1.~-Aeting IN
Information furnished by q traitor.
the police during the Inst few days
captured over q hundred leaders and
members of the social democratic
military organization, who are carry.
Ing ON the propaganda among the ar.
my and navy. Among those AIKEN
into custody was the editor of the ~.
eFeily published paper entitled 'Bar.
racks" twenty-five soldiers and sev.
eral women. The police also arres:.
ed many memhers N an important
group Of terroristic social revelation.
lists and captured. according TO the
report. q list Of twenty.aeyen liig1
who have been sentenced d
death.
Finally. II is asserted. the police
obtained Information
which illustrates a plot 10 blow up n
number of persons nd q conference
which was 20 be held In the near fu
.ure
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31
RATION miners GET
INCREASE IN WAGES
Especial to The Optic.l

Ration. y. NJ. Dec 31.--Notice was
posted In all ccal mining and cokins
properties of the st. Louis, Rocky
Mountain e. Pacific company. the
largest coal company operating In
New Mexico. notifying all coal min,
ers and other employees of an IN
crease In wages. running from to IL
per cent, according to conditions and
class of labor. This viii substan
TALLY increase the already large pay
rolls of the company. A similar In
crease was made a few days ago "
the employees of the St I-onis. Rocky
Mountain L. Pacific Railway compa
NY, one Of the subsidiary companies
OF the coal company above mention
cd.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31
VICTIM or PEN.
SION RED TAPE

The body of Justin H. Mott. who for
some time was foreman of the Optic.
was shipped yesterday for burial III
sandy Hin, New. York. His vile md
two children acompniied the bcdy.
The death Of Mr.. Mott appears 10
have been almost directly due To The
dilatory methods pursued by the
pension bureau. Had the young man
not been obliged to do work for which
he was physically unfit. he might
have lived for years. But with q wife
and two small children dependent up
on his labors, II became necessary for
him to work.
Mr.. Mott was brought home from
Chattanooga Park, where he had been
serving with his company, ON hos
pital train,
As n result OF the exposure and pri-
vations of army life. following an at.
tack of typhoid fever, he contracted
tuberculosis. and other serious dis.
eases. More than six years ago he
applied for pension. furnishing af.
from company mates and
physicians showing the nature Of his
illness and the manner In which the
diseases were acquired. x
Since the first application. request
after request has been made for
further affidavits showing the cortin.
uance of the troubles and asking for
further evidence. Since he came to
Las Vegas last July. four separate re.
quests for affidavits have been made.
all asking for different information.
Had the pension bureau asked for all
The Information required at one time.
Motifs claim could probably have
been passed upon favorably long
ago. and he would have been given
such assistance as would have saved
his life. There Is something wron.
with the methods of the bureau when
man who has broken down In ths
service OF his country, is allowed h,
lie, although he fulfiils every require
nent made upon him by the pension
avs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31
Details OF Disaster

Washington, Dec. 3l.~-The total
number of killed in the rear end col!
lision ON the Baltimore & Ohio rail
road at Terra Gotta. d. C., block
station three miles from Washington
last night. is estimated this morning
at about forty and the number OF in
iured at fifty The wreck was cans
ed by an engine drawing eight emp
tv cars running into a passenger train
that had pulled out of tn" station
bound for this city
Engineer Hilderbrand, VINO was IN
charge of the dead train, and who
was arrested shortly after the disaS'
ter. declared that In the dense log
he was unable TO distinguish the sig
nal lights at the Taknma Park block
station.
rowcr Opcrrtor Phillips declared
that the ialeef signal was at thH
proper place and that Engineer Hill
dcrbrand's train passed the tower
station. going at a speed of fifty
or sixty miles an hour,
The officials Of the Baltimore Il
Chic railroad. who were unable to fix
the responsibility for the disaster
last night. will begin an investigation
A, Baltimore today TO determine the
cause of the disaster.
Engineer HiIderbrand and the fire
man ON the dead" train. Operator
Phillips. and all others In any way
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31
JAPANESE CROwDING
TOWARDS Ell PaSO, TEX.
esed1s a. Men Brought 10 Msxaeo.
ostensahiy % werk on Rsii>saos
% American Territory.

Cas oG Mexico. Dec 3i-A daspatea
10 she Herald from Guadalatara Says
the naigratinn II Japanese hrouget &
this emnntTy under contract so work
on the Aan2anillo eHtensian q the
Mexican Central continues Aenora
Ing to this correspondent $50 of thee
na"n arrived I'm CaadalajaEa ma
purchased tickets for FL Paso. This
story puts another appearance OF
the affair. for il says the men are
well supplied with money and are not
lahoreFS. Among them are a mum
beF of professional men and skilled
artisans aud students
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31

G.. w. Flack, a boiler maker EN-
ployed In the local A. I. < $. '.
shops, met with an unfortunate ac'
cident the latter part OF last week.
While he was working on an eng'1e
with his helper. the latt,r meda
misslick with fifteen pond sledg"
hammer, striking Mr.. Flask square
In the mouth. breaking two front
teeth and bursting his lip. physi-
clan devoted almost half day'in
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31
awful TRAIN Wreck
near washington D. G.
Upwards Of Fifty Killed and Many Seriously Injured
Train OF Empties Dashes.nt Rear Of Passenger Lis,
Of Dead. investigation Necessary to Fix Responsibility.

Washington, D. G. dee. 3i.~Tha
list Ut dead as n resnlt Of appailIna
wreck IT Terra Gotta on The naits
more 4 Ohio railroad last night, has
reached forty'sesea at noon tndssAi
Inquiry at the various hospitals N
thu city where the injured we're tak.
en-, shows q number or persons whose
conditions are regarded ~ hopeless.
The injured number over fiffy. -
Two dlsilnct stories are being toasa
today by friends of those who wi:l
naturally he implicated. The er
trance 10 the block on which the sc
cident occurred In silver spring,
Maryland. II IL said Local No. @,
from Frederick, had entered the bIockI
with clear lights. Green were sacn.
set on the signal tower showing tnatI
the block was unoccupied, the engfp.I
eer of the dead" train, which waa
accordingly slowed down.
as he entered the block, and ran ear
Iionsly" At Takoma station. near
the center block. It's day operafos
had tied down the white signals
a clear track and left hig
At this indication the engin |
aer OF the dead train crowded On
Nh steam and forged ahead at tre.
nendous speed In the dark. toggyi
hight. and on slippery tracks. " wac
,niy few moments until the huFe
.ngine Of the dead train piungel
nto the rear Of the local. Just pulling
mn nf Terra Cots. -
ofery.orf nitsips ii TaLf,ea Is.
- ,iAsyxls gsaess waas - t1es1
eclares hn was at al IS1st and rest
lgnals we're set. showing occupied
,acks. He was astonished to see the
lead" train rush past and expected
TO slow down and back up. Instead
e heard OF the accident In a few
Iinutes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31

baltimore, Dec. 3l,--C. n. CALI"
way, superintendent Of the Baltimore
a. Ohio. who went to the scene of the
wreck at Terra Gotta last night. re
turned to Baltimore today He said
a thorough investigation Of the disas
ter would be held here as soon as
possible. No effort. he said, would
be spared to fix the blame.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31

The Compadres ball at Baihers'
opera house tonight promises 10 be an
enjoyable affair. There will be a
Christmas tree trimmed with many
valuable presents for the ladies' rhe
ball will be given by the Literary and
Mutual Aid society
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31

Little doubt remains now that
street cars win again be running to
Gallinas canyon within the next ten
days. An agreement has been prac-
tically reached between the street car
people and the Santa Fe railway
company. @yz
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31

Architect !. II. Rapp OF this city
has returned from Santa Fe, where
he was present when the Santa Fe
county commissioners officially ac-
cepted the new Jail, which he de-
signed. III
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31
SIMON GuGGENHEtM
TO co TO SENATE

Denver. Dec. ai.-.At a eau
Gus of the republican members
Of the legislature this after.
noon. Simon Gnggcnhaim was
endorsed as United Statss.
senator, This means election.
Only one vote was cast against
him.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31

@11A&A @tkh &m6 Nl1&1aAMM U4 III
train, VIII b. examines
4 .following ts the revised list of lh
dead:
# Col Roht- Anderson. Newark, Ohit
1 Lewis Baldwin. East Orange. n. J
DR.. u Oliver Belt. surgeon for III,
Baltimore Il Ohio.
I'D ". Belt. his son.
Miss tonine NJ. RohEer. Washing
ton.
l. J. 4 Bond. address unknown.
1 !. L. Bond. address unknown.
Commodore p. Brown. composite.
In the government printing office.
Mrs. Sallie V. Butts. wife Of J. Y
Butts. of the Washington health d.
partment.
Mrs. Harry A. caher -
n Airs. Nettie Lee cnmpher. Wash,
.ngtnn.
Mira May Cook and infant child
Washington.
Dr. =. Gather Harris. Washington
Henry Higbie. Rrackland, ID. C.,
and year old son
zT, A. Kelly. Kensington, Md, engin.
.eer Of United States capitol.
| prof. T. j. King. Kensington. Nd.
aiatistician Of the United States na
vi service.
Miss EnIl. -
Mary Lisfoid. Breckland. employe
II the bureau OF engraving. Washing
in.
A. T.. Lee. Washington. clerk.
d Theodore Mertz. New York street
4 conductor.
NE, ~ McCaghey. sou Of ]. H. Nc
EA saisissas.. chief aiars u grrt
erai Superintendent Bent Of the Bai~
limore & Ohio.
Mrs. Frank Chase and infant.
South Brookland. ID. c.
Miss Reeves, Washington, ID. c.
Miss Anna Reading, Washington.
Norman Roberts, Marion. Ind, 10
al traffic manager of the Central
;nion Telephone company,
Rupert. Washington. merch
mt
Mrs & W. shrewbridge. Washing,
on, and infant child.
John Wright. negro. Baltimore.
Mrs. d. J, Pearman,
Ollin l.. Bailey. minister, Newark.
)hio.
Mabel Sturgeon. Washington.
Th0s. Metz. Germantown. Nd.
Annie Cunlo. Washington.
Miss Rosalie, Washington.
Lucy Butts Millican. Deanwo0d. ID
Edward L.. Garrett. Washington.
Mrs L. A. Barnes. Terra Gotta, ID
Minnie II. Merkling, Washington.
arrie Cornwell. Washington. |,
Lulu V. Kolb, Washington
Frederick Leigh. the brakeman oI
he Ill fated passenger train, Is in the +.
ospital not expected to recuvrr He (
lid:
When we passed kensingtoI ssh
" signals were hoisted and We wer' {
I'D To move along cautiously When 6
g hit Takoma the signals wer sta
1t AMI We left the station slowly enc ,
'uceeded to Terra Gotta. our mex
un. The signals were out at 1trra
Dtta and we took aboard few pa%
myers and started to pull ont Tor
'ashington, when the train follow
g us hit the back coach and :'nash
1t to splinters."
Mr.. Leigh has since died.
Latest Report
At = O'Clock this afternoon the num-
,r of dead as the result Of the Ter .
Gotta wreck, according to the po
&c reports, was fifty.three. Forty ,
ve of the number have been identi
ed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. iipsett
have returned home to this rity from
their honeymoon trip and ire now
domiciled on Fifth street.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31

dressing the injuries and the unfor
tunate man is now suffering greatly
from neuralgia.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31
i More Arrests

Kiev. Dec. sf.--The iocai committee
|of social democrats. consisting of for
ty men. was arrested here today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31

nhiEea 60 Eaoeaxe gsspsls who have
completed 0nly m eighth grads
course, TIE c0ars~s offered by tins
normal schools h this comnary. yars
In iangsh. from one 10 fsve years. de-
pendIng upon the polnt Al which the
student enters. and upon the ccnrsa
parsRed4
In sorms~ states, ,A9 FL. four rear
hlgh school euarse is required to Ell,
Ter The agricultural college. but I'm
Must states pupils are admitted xho
hare not eonapleted the common
1lanehss. Then. too. the courses
wIshia the agricultural college In
fEnm sne 30 two sears belOw that OF
the standard coarsa n the college
Of arts and feusr~ Generally the
tate university ana the school of
mines require a full four year high
school course as a condition of en
trance.
In the minds n most people. the
Is that because New
has n public school system.
aud has established two normal
schools. an agricultural college. a
school Of mines. and a territorial uni,
'ersity. the public schooi system In
developed 10 sustain
hese institutions according to the
standards. A vague notion
.xists that a sufficient number Of "a.
'Ils are graduated from elementary
md high schools TO sustain strong
higher institutions. Many. taking
he higher institutions Of the east
nd north NJ their basis Of judgment
ssnne that the lack of larger at
AT onr territorial institu |
ions Is due 10 Encouragement |
Ioraover, wherever they 20 In the |
erritory. they are impressed with \
enerai lack Of faith In everything /
lew Mexican,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31

s-tContinued on Page Two)
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-31

At . O'Clock this afternoon the mum,
ber of dead as the result of the Ter
ra Gotta wreck, according to the po
lice reports, was fifty.three. Forty
five of the number have been identi
fled.