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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-10-23

more Of stimulus to the worthy
game than an intercollegiate associa-
ton. ~. ....
President Schcrer has just returned
from visit to st. Matthews parish,
Orangeburg county, Rev. j.. d. Kin.
ard, pastor. He met with most graft
flying response in the matter Of tho
endowment fund. Subscriptions
amounting to $6,225 were received
from 20 persons who so kindly con-
scnted to aid in this cause.
The outlook for successful years
work in the Young Mems Christian
association was never brighter than it
is today. All the men III the dormi-
tory and in the nearby boarding
houses attend the meetings regularly
and larger classes than ever before.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-10-23

How about the proposition for the
tc"" 20 do little missionary work
in road building. Take up one Of the
roads. say the one to the steel bridge
and make il first class road. 1t
will pay rs an investment and be-
sides it would give the farmers and
all taxpayers a demonstration of what
a good road is and then probably we
could induce the whole county to
take the matter up.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-10-23
We have had touch Of the West
Indian Hurricane but apart from tho
rain there was little damage.

The farmers are having Il hard
time gathering their crop this wear
owing to the continuous rains. They
should get the benefit Of any advance
in price.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-10-23

ington, Bertha Waldrop, j. w. Will
lace, New Wrench, Laurence Will
liams, Chraim Washington, J. w.
Wicker. "..
Persons calling for these will please
say that they were advertised. ..a.. !
&. j. Purcell, p. M. "
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-10-23
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY

Notice is hereby given that the per-
sonal property of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Player
will be publicly sold Oh Monday,
November ), at II o'clock A. NJ. The
sale will take place OH the Pet Mer-
chant place, near Mr.. Dan Dominick s
and Mr.. Welch Wilbur's places, three
miles from Newberry, above Helena.
w. R. CAN'T,
L. M Player,
Administrators.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-10-23

The annual State fair opened in
Columbia yesterday. 1t is reunion
week for South Carolinans and they
should all go.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-08

through a deliberate ard carefully
worked.out Investigation.
The net result ef the situation
looks good for increased revtnnes
to the State from this source, and B
step nearer IN approach to equal
taxation.
The first of the three schemes IS
the one loaded with club for At
torney General Bryan.
Later this week, 10 is said res0s
luton asking the Houses concur
renee, will probably 60 through the
Senate. to take the b q O. matter
from his hands aud place it in safe
keeping OF three OF the most cele-
brated lawyers 10 the State, one Of
whom, rumor has il. will be ok AT.
torney General John Prentiss Poe.
There is this in the above plan how.
ever. which will certainly make Il
the excuse for debate there is not
the slightesk doubt but that the SEN
ate IS almost unanimously IN favor 81
putting 1t In more energetic hands,
but there may be a disposition ID
find fault with resolution, which
will involve expense to the State for
services for which tbe State Is al,
ready paying Mr. William shepard
Bryan q very good salary Thai
will bring the matter to head, and
precipitate the actual discussion 81
impeachment Before the people
whether there ii trial or not. ifthf
proposed resolution Is adopted and
copcurred ID by the House las il viii
undoubtedly be. II put UP to thal
body the Attorney General vii
stand impeached. and certainly YER,
thoroughly discredited. The States
lawyer has opened himself for i
broad side from bis bitter enemies
and he surely ~ receiving II Il
plenteous measure.
Paul WINCHESTER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-08

AhNgA tASf4s
r.eaas and diseouatn. lssuS u
0veTdralle. = cared aud unescu1ea. u -
Y. y snds - s,ougs Niftu,at,9u, $40 d
A.4ses ANeufial ne ese, Ms NJ
"a hEsh lsutisns iDfvitlife uxtSerN. 4 jaN ~
Dun ffssg Nasso.iai haaEs sasa fesefye
akcuihtI lis ~
Due fraa, alese uankR aid uaakeFa I'll -
lS1It ttunl approved reserve AfeDtA. y an ~
Chtuhh asli vsatr oasa llE.a AS ~
ADtte ~ utt 81 AaiipHa HahkA. ~ ~
frAcfis,i.n i,Ais@s auFscnSt. nlskela
Lawial iao,ss ftsssts IL bans, vs.:
Is.s'. Lender ao..s 4. - ii an %
hcueni tt0 faad with y \ 1fuans
nfer sbpef q u circeaaloss, ai9 10
T0sal. tls1ssz =
LlAnILfTiEs
Capital stock pad ~. s 50W %
unuixastd pr44iiis lets expnnsen
aun tnEee ppia. 81 81
NAt4onai nnuk kssos outstanding, $50 ID
issalyiaual dep.slla Anbiv4t -
check 10 ~ q
S sss's's ss $780, I. cu,s..adlnr y y
total. slss 81 *
stats ~ Maryland County 81 81. MAr, d. i 4
i. A. y, N4ur fiigs Cashier ~ 8np above agneu
baak d. soeMil, ese4r thai Tho ausisp stats
inert i true 20 lhc best u - AMOS .edsc aud
belief.
r. J. HTgnLING. caanler.
h,ti,srrlhed aud swurti ~ sRnKcT. Atfsst.
10 befsrs sae tina atd;F u stunaAA.
day Oh tphs. 1900 AlsNh IS anEhfa
40. 7 ApaoAS, J =, ~ y KiNa, Directors.
fub \. 1861
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-08
OBITUARY.

Departed this lie. january 20. 1906.
J0SEPEE TlfE0DORE. beloved son ~
George r Cecil. aged 70 yeara May be
rest IN peace
How hong be struggled against disease.
Which bHfiitd skill and care
How long no liuRefcd. rached with pain
And suffering hard "a bear.
Passed his suffering. passed. bis pain,
Ceafe a. weep f9r loara arc pains
Calm the famult nf thysb ea2t.
For he ~hU suffered IL ~ rest
Farewe dear brother With y HON we're spent
70 may hours Of sweet content.
All wordA 81 ours eau never tell;
How sad II Ia ~ say farewell.
y bis onls Sister.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-08

forces the trust to psIy d tribe more
for beef, Il win come ont cf she CON
sumer's pooket anyhow ol course
should The slaughter houses have %
be moved. il would entail some adj
ditional expense that would have 10
be made up out Of the seller and the
consumer combined But she Quess
ton Of the humanity or the IN
humanity involved IS > mere detail
that would never have received 8
thought had not this tiqht been fore
ed by the Humans Societies III
the committee d the House. l
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-08

AT o'cEpcK, r. n,
1t the Court House door III Leonard.
town, Nd, Nill expose to public huc.
tion The above sieRrfibed real estate 10
Seized md Hgtan into execution fo The
highest bideef luf CASH--tu satiaiy anid
debt, lhterest aud costs due aud - BE-
come due flF9eon
J WESLEY FREEMAN,
Late sheriff
janis IT,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-08
Notice 10 Creditors.


Orphans Cpuu ~ 10 MnrYs EUunfy. Aot
aabuaFy iAa
ordered ~ tAe Eyufl that f9rAfr G. Adams.
Nssntin6MhH NJ 4AlAE4 a N0ffiN late ~ Ng.
Natl eeantf. aetex1sa. we tne los o. ~
qaifra ~ ~ ~ thu ateost4a aftfliDfs fsl nla
User ciafAls and snat the saiae Do pafgiabtd
y ~ wtuk i0e asx sueaes4ava waeas Ia Toe
IS. MAfts itrHrseu
lesf PhlAfP okEnNwsxL.
heHisfpf ~ HllAf ~ Ma<S d county.
II pufAWApNn Ok thN nbvve tfslnr, I hereby
NiFa uctiee tn4t pAfp e9faiueu ftsln tiasi ~.
phaln' tVprt - g. Aaft c9ulff, ~ 9alte I
at standardization ~ lmu personal fafN II
da.Atp a. tprtAa. tate IL AAld uoni4ky, ssue4nA.
~ p0fspuf h&titk risstna aRaillst iii sai1 %.
1taa1i afs utrCbt pliiiil.sf ~ = same.
Ws9n ne isftAet su1Nhtf4 aline0e1 thufasD ~
tnn BApeeflt~f, an W bssIpFe the i1ta Hmy Ui
Jti5. lAN hNy Ats1 w egNlea - ~ ~ *.
csANed ifeM tIi1 BpngitA 20 llu 9aia eslal0.
All tFt4ena Indebted ~ khr uek@aeea asr ~.
auesAed y raaka anssnedlAa1 Saenent 81 ihn
HgshY :. ADAMS.
administrative.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-08

A good girl 10 do house work small
family and good home Tor right party
transportation puia 70 this City. Apply
at once and STATE wages wanted
" n, pANNELIs,
1H6 Market ST., Newark, N. ].
Feb. 1 D0--tg I'D.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-08

BY virtue 81 i writ Of aeri IacGas. issu.
ed out oI Tho Circuit Court for St Mory'e
County. 81 The suit 81 Arthur u. Carpens
ter, Standardization Of Mary A. +. Car.
peetef, against the goods and chattels.
lands and tHnambn,b IL William Al Wax
lace, survivor 81 Jane ~ Wallace, and
TO me directed have seized and taken
into execution all The Fight. title. claim
and demand az law and Ia equity Fl the
said William A. Wallace. survivor 81 Jane
NJ Wallace. Ii and to the following real
real estate, 70 Wit
That tract 81 parcel d land called
PART DrsLr.ABRoO MANOR,
being the home farm Of which the late
Elizabeth lRRSIserdied seized and possessed
containing
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-08

black Stallon--e years Did. Registered
No. 17VJS lser0r1. , III. By Ire great
0ambrtta Wikes- Record. zlDK fiav-
ing purchased the ADORE naIned horse
At very high h4nre lDF the Ian
proysmeat ~ tie Stock q 81 Marg To-,
asn prepared 81 stand hiwin the AsYesai
districts Ol thc buunty where there il a
Club iUrned u several mares ii each &c.
tion--tor single mare. 32Os for two
mares. T35 For full particulars Mmd
gernA write or apply %
= tN1MftS Bsanvne, M.
Feb 3. OFT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-08

Also, that tract Or parcel 81 land knwn
AZ
Lot No. =, being also pt. Della
Brooke Manor.
Containing
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-08

The above lands are contiguous. are
located III tie patuxent dlstrict oifSy
Mary's county immediately on the river
nun rUHEH7FF1 ~ fHN aggregates 38&
acres, morn II less The said William
A Wallace olgIIe he siinple estate Ia
the whule q ~ 6gst mentioned tract IL
land and y N4e.haf interest ID the Hast
mentioned tract. subject to the liieestAt1
81 Edward ~ h Reesief IN the kaine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-08

Desirable Property For Sale.


T. MlIlisop vii sell the store Honse
and Lot at clifton Factory Mna d large
SIUtk II DtjUUS IL store. from thss
dnlf aali February Ia. UUods val 10
HtlisD Az C1nT and l4EsSS fiiANlUsf
Sale IL commence III . O'Clock 4. a.
On FEBIkUAKYI5 aud 10, 1906
Ali UUDliS Ia store viii b sDld a1pult
lie auctions. AZ samc time aud place viii
sell mt puuiie sale
I COM HORSES. WAG0S aaA
HtluuK and lot ii COKN
4. MILLIs0N,
Dan. q '0e--ta Uguat Milla. * u.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-30
----------------------------s
Shot Through q Window.

A dispatch from Johnston says that
community was shocked on Thursday
when the news spread that murder
had been com mitted and soon Mayor
Turner aed Chief Derrick wore on the
Gene and found that the ak. year. old
daughter Of Bill Goplllion o respeob.
able negro, who lives on the edge OF
owo, had been shot through win
fow, the ball penetrating near the eye
and causing Instant daath. Two me-
groes wero held IN jail. Kirk Prinus
and Ztok Cowles; but the former was
released In June Cowles killed his
wife's nnole and for this fact she left
him and is In Atlanta, leaving her
Iittlo girl Ia the care or BJl Gomil
lions wife. When Cowles was trIed
st 8 recent court there vas mis
trial and he was out on bail. Since
the above was writtrn Kirk Primus
has boon released and Oowles carried
to jail.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-30
Ill ave Quit Work.

Some 60 OF the immiRrents who
cam over on the Wittekird and went
10 work In tho Anderson cotton mills.
itave qnit la p body, and ara walking
shout 5he streais Of Anderson talking
o cach other and getting themselves
moro dissatitisd Some Of the foreign.
ers are complaining that they we're
deceived into believing that they
would get more money than they are
getting, and the Rev. Father Gwynn,
who has been among them talking
with an interpreter says there ia some
ground for this complaint, though
Others who have talked direct and
c2amfned the circulars on which thev
"ere induced to leave their happy
iomeH In Europe, say there Is nothing
deceptive about the circulars, that
professional a9itaGors among the
CROWD ere trying to dissatisfy people
2bo 2fn Satisfied and disposed to
work. TAO mill &utnoritles say the
foreigners are being paid exactly the
same as the local help and that this
fs all that will be paid, that the ex-
perienced help is getting what exper.
lenced help In this country get, but
That green hands must be content 30
work as local green hands work. 1t
is said most OF the newcomers want to
work, that they quit out Of sympathy
for thoac who were dissatisfied, and It
ia believed that many of them will 20
back to work, Some will leave and
others tho mill authorities will com.
pei to sock work elsewhere.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-30
Shoots q Doctor.

Miss Otillo Schneider, 40 years OF
age. Thursday afternoon fired five re-
volver shots st DR.. Frederick Biet-
hon, two OF which struck the doctor.
9ne In tho body and another In the
srm, while two sh is struck othe,
men. The shooting took place in the
street co Madison avenue and Fifty,
ninth street. DR., Bierhoff was taken
TO the Presbyterian hospital, where
his wounds were found TO be not es.
peoially dangerous. Oae OF the other
shots took eG ,oG I'm ;he arm OF Otto
Groego, lawyer, Aootu struok
Paul Sheehan In We ck. Neither
OF the latter VAS I. rlous'y Injured
Miss Schneider, wnO Was seizsd by
he police before shn could ifs sixth
hot, gave various reasons for the
shooting asserting 1fst ,ha6 sho WAS
revenging hersolf for al legsd profas
sional malpractice, aud afterwards
slid that tho doctor had stolen all the
ideas for French waists wh ch she lad
designed,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-30
Three A4en Allied.

At Rochester, N. Y, a fatal acci.
dent on Thursday at the Eastman
Kodak works, in which three men
were killed, eight seriously IL jlred
and six slightly hurt. Tae men were
at work on q scaffold near the top OF
q two atory o"ldinr. which is one OF
eight buildin. II c 1I:n "t construc
6ion at Kodak Pa. (. / nas known
as the nmulsion building and wss
constructed Of steel, conorets auo
orlok. The probable cause or the &C.
cident was the removal OF the aup
ports OF tho steel aoorinS before the
concrete had properly set. About
twenty workmen we're on the upper
soaffold when the top floor gave way
The roof and walls toppled IN. with q
crash OF concrete and bricks
and heavy steel girders. The
men were hurled into the debris fall
Ing about forty feet.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-30
wnifAttnnlsndL LAD

Tearing itself loose from It's chain,
.. hslf-tamed coyote ran at large on
the streets OF Greenyille Thureday.
night attacking several people,
among than Luther Rogers, o 10
wear old white lad, whose leg wp&.
fcarfully lacerated In several places.
The wolf was caught by big negro
3lackemith while In the act of chew
ng the lads leg. The blacksmit1
stunned the infuriated animal with a
blow from his fiat and lator stamped
1t to doath. Several negro men at
tackled earlier In the evening had
their clothing 'orn by the wolf but
suffered no II jaries. The wolf was
brought ahont year ago from a
Westorn State. 1t has generally been
regarded as tame and docle, and 1t ia
feared that tho animal was suffering
with radies when killed. The head
will be sent to \ past0ur institute for
examination.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-30
"A bad BOY,

AT Punxstawney, Pa because his
teacfor refused to grant him permits.
sion TO go hunting, Jamss D,ukher.
ty, 10 years old, shot and seriously
wounded Prof. j E Kokler, princi
pal, and Prof Meade Snyder, hia as.
aistan6. Following the afternoon
session of acnool young Dougherty
his home secured shotgun and meet
Ing the teachers demanded he bs Civ.
m permission to 60 hunting. The
teaohers refused again, and the boy
fired at them. Prof, SNYDER receiv.
sd o part of the charge IN his face,
body and legs, while Prof. Kokler was
only slightly Injured In the legs. Prof.
Snyder,s condition Is critical. Doug
horty WAS aYYaated,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-30
Threatena T,llnlan.

A dispatch from Chicago sayn o
written threat, direct at United States
Senator Bcpj' min r T!llman, ir
Which Ii YVES announced that he would
10 shot on the rostrum Of Orchestrs
Hail ii he Persisted in giving the leo
ufe Echeduled tor next Tuesday night
Tor tho benefit Of the Chicago Union
Hospital, was placed In Ohief Collins,
hands Thursday. The chief io3nneoj
ateisooSoytifsa Y SJanthoflties an:s al
g. fiEeSI sssrs-s,s,a isiygaEl sss9s. al
THE Honors )lS B6nj amin ,Tlilman
1ill not speak. 1 If fhe does he aIll be
shot by q molatto, who will 20 In the
hall unattended. % -e
(SiRned0 "a. Il. HomEs.n
No suoh peraon Gs A. II. Homes oar,
be found and the police are at lost
90 understand who could have wri iaten
.he mis,lve. The communication way
'ritten on q common one cent postal
ard, and was posted at IL O'Clock al
ight. An attempt to disguise the
writing was eYldantly made, IA tue
formation of the letters changes in
d. ffatent portions Of the no:0.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-30
FOur Mon Lost
infants.

Fou5 mon caught by storm on
the CRIB work TO the new breakwater
Ut tils entrance to Holland harbor on
Lake dichigsn. were washed away by
ahe waves and drowned, Tho four
non with El Bennett went out on
Che orb work In launch and q scow
in the afternoon shortly before the
storm broke. When the wind struck
6he crib the scow with Bennett
aboard, was torn loose. It drlfteo
mp tho lake and WAS finally cast
ashore north of OF ava beach with
8ennett safe, although In exhausted
'ondlJlon. The four men lefo on the
CRIB c1uld not gain tho shore because
I the immense goa. A life saving
crew atfempted 70 aid them, but the
NaVeJ were 80 hi1n that no boat
could live. Attempts were made to
shoot line to thom but the hurri
cane hurled the line baok. When
night closed the men we're sill oling.
Ing desperately to the crib WORK. At
day break Friday they we're gono.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-30
FIRE THEM ALL.
REFUsEy TO a-,spEMn osnE.,
DIsUHARGINa THE NEGROES
Roosevelt Cables Taft That Facts
Are Necessary to Fecure
Relocating.

The War Department. Thursday ia
sued tho following statement con
oerning the negro troops ordered tt
be dismissed at Fort Reno:
In the matter of the order dis
charging the enlisted men of three
companies Of the Twenty. fifth In
fanbry, Issued by the President, al
application was presented 10 the Sec
retary Of War by number of person,
Of standing asking for 3 rehesrlug b,
the President OF tho ground on whioi
action was taken.
The Secretary t0legraphed the
President OF the application and de-
ayed the proceedings of discharge un
til the President could indicate BIZ
Wishes. The Secretary was meantirai,
called out of town. NJ anawer wa
received FROM the Presidents.
The. Secretary on his return d.
cot feol justified In further delayir s
The execution OF the order OF dis
charge especially in view Of the fac
that tie Secretary learned that th
President had fully and exhausoivel
considered tho argument against th
order Of the persons who have nov
applied for rehcarlng,
Accordingly the Secretary direote
yesterday, Tuesday, that the proceBd
ings for discharge be continued With
out delay"
Later in tho day Secretary Taft re
ceived dispatch from Presideo
Roosevelt and issued the following ad
dftional statement:
A telegram was received from the
President at IL O'Clock today, afDe
the previous statement was givsu out
at the War Department.. In which he
declined to suspend the discharge un
less there are new facts OF such in-
poftance az TO warrant cabling him
He states that hia action was taken
after due deliberation, and that tht
only matter to whioh he oan pay heed
Is Q presentation OF tha facts showing
the official reports to be In whole O,
Ia. ps.ss NfSbYpe, SY csiess1Sy saculpatin
so y .-iisss q daal. II any suon fScT
,later appear he Dan ac6. aB he dsem
ad Visable, but thus far nothing
has been introduced to warrant .
Suspension OF the order, and be directs
that 1T bo eX4Cubed -
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-30
Entered Throueh skvIioht.

Frank York is in polioa custody aa
8 result OF one OF the mast daring
ourglaries in tho history OF Birming
ham, Ala. The robbery la q ,.atio,
vas that Of the Rirmingham Arm,
90. ona Of tho moat prominent hard
Hara and sporting goods storeB in the
The state. 1t was entered about Ii
p'olook In the night, the supposed
method being va the skylight, which
was found unlocked. A rops wl
used to lower the marauder two
stories to where the contents OF 81 G
main part Of the store was accessible
Nearly LOCO worth of firearms
anipes AND cutlery were stolen. tn
arrest OF YORK followed his att0mpt
to pawn gooda which the local deteo
5lve' think wore part of the arms
the COMPANY lost.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-30
----------------------------s~t
Killed by ExpIOsIOu,

BY the explosion OF oelluloid In the
plant OF the Boufferd Comb company,
on East .9evonty. fifth street, New
York Thuraday the owner of the bug
moss, Charlss Bouffard, his wife ana
q boy employed by him were blown
through the window to tho street be-
low. The woman was instantly kill
cd. Bouffard Ia dying and the boy is
seriously injured. Toe explosion
wrecked the third floor and fire that
followed, though 1t was soon oxtin-
guished badly burned several om mploy-
es OF &C j lining plants, among 400 Of
whom tnere was q panic for o time,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-30
Steamers Orushed.

The steamers Kaiser Wilhelm and
Or!noc) oolltded near Cherbuta,
france, on Wednesday. The shoot
is described as having been terrific.
causing o panic among the paasengerf
ON bard the two vessels. especially y
among the immigrants. Ga the
Orinooo three msn and women were
killed, six women aud men injured
and five perfons knocked overheard
and drowned, OF the two steamers
the Kaiser Wilhelm is said 30 have
SUSTAINED the most damage. -Four OF
tho crew Of the Kaiser Wilhelm arc
reported to have been killed and
tEelVe injured, but the exact mum.
Der o. killed aud wounded ou that veg.
sol iB not reported