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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-18

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-18
ChiIdren's Coats Reduced

ChilGren'S Coats Reduced
FOR THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY SALE
Navy Serge Goats, sizes to is $2e5
Jaunty little box coats for children Made of good quality
serge collars and cuffs Of plain contrasting shades
Fancy Mixture Goats, sizes Ito Ia years 1895
of high a-wool mixture material fancy collars
and cuffs Enbems on sleeve belted or plain box back
Misses and Chidrens Serge and Fancy Wosted Coats SIS
Several hundred in this assortment and have sold at
1915 $675 $780, First Anniversary SALE choice S.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-18

ALTERATIONS
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-18

sleeves; for First Anniversary
Sale, choice $l95
Specials in Trimmed mats.
Regular "a and IS 90 or
Trimmed Hats. PE.SO
Newest Ideas in Flower Trim
med Hats, including All lat
est colorlngs.
Flower Trimmed Pana- 9S M
mas and Neapolitans. pO.OO
The seasons greatest success
In all latest shades of light
grey, Alice blue, rose, natural
colored Panama, white and
black, Trimmed with flowers
and peacock feathers.
Ralncoats anu "a OO
Auto Goats ..............pf,O o.
Former $40 values. Dustproof
coats that are absolutely rain
proof, Just the thing for street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-18

for Anniversary Sale ..... WysTO
Among this wonderful lot OF Eton
suits are few fitted jackets and pony
coat suits. They are made of plain
Panama in staple colors, and import
ed mixtures In excellent shades of
gray. The workmanship and finish is
high class. These beautiful suits are
sacrificed for our First Anniversary sale
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-18

SALE OF SILK PETTIcoATs.
Reduced from $500 GO 90
and $5.75 to Vos/O
New Plaid Taffeta SILK QE0o
Regular 1878 value; coIors or black
and white.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-18

formerly $50 to $fO............p % O'So
This sensational reduction is prCFented
to you just when you know that fashion
has accepted these suits as the correct
thing to wear, and you are sure Of secur-
ing something Of which you may be
pdOud for the whole season. The mate
rial is of plain Panama, in Alice blue.
rCI'e. gray, navy black, reseda, green or
exclusive gray mixtures. SILK lined Elton
jackets, correct style skirts. suits in
this collection have sold up to $40; for
First Anniversary Sale $l6.9S.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-18

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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
Hurled TO Their Deatb.

AT Cleveland, Oslo, clutohed In
ach others arms, two young men
fell from the fourth story Of the Lake
Shore Railroad Cff1ce building and
Tere hurled to thier death on tho
pavement balom. at O'Clock Friday
evening. The dead men are j. w.
Ruats, aged 80, and Harry Wilfred,
aged II years, both of whom were
,Ncrks in the Cffloe of TIE superinten.
dent Of motive power Of the Lake
Shore railroad. Bunts was killed In
stantly and Wilffed died In an ambu
lance while being taken to hospital.
'rhe young men had had some trouble
previcuily ana q renewal Of this late
that afternoon led TO an alteration
between them. 1t was as q result Of
this that they fell from the window,
which was In the center of the d)wn-
town busineas distriot, and deems OF
mortified pedestrians with ssed it.
During their flight through the air
rom the fourth story to the pavement,
In which their bodies turned over and
over again, neither of the mon relax
ed the grasp maintained from the
beginning Of the scuffis which led to
their fall, and each held on to the
ther with o death-like grip till their
bodies struck the pavement and lay
notionless where they fell.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
Killed. By Grain.

A young white man by the name o.
j. b E iis was killed at sumpter on
last Thursday evening. He was
aboard passenger train No. 80 going
to florence. In some way that has
not yet been determined he was
3truch In two places on the chin by
the SHARP points of tho heavy tin slg
nai OF the s"itoh. His skull !s be.
leive1 to have been fractured. He
died In o few minutes aftor being hiJ.
Coroner Flowers investigated the ao
0ident. An undertaken took the
body In charge. His brother, Engi.
neer ellis OF the Northwestern, SAYS
the dead man was going to Atlanta
tomorrow to work for the Ligerwood
Manufacturing company of Atlanta,
whose tfilce is In the E npire building
there. The deceased was single
man and native Of Sunbury, N. o
whore he has rumerous relatives III,
came from Atlanta three weeks
ago to visit his only brother. He wa.
@ noenber OF the order Of Hoo Hoos.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
Killon in q Pnl.ls.

a great sensation % been caused
at Essen, Prussia, by the murder OF
Miss Madolaine Lake, the daughter
OF an Engllsh army Itli ser, whose body,
terribly mutiiatCd, was found at
twilight on Monday evening in city
park. Up TO the pre- sent the police
nave been unable TO throw any light
on the mystery surrounding the young
Woman'8 death Both temples wer,
beaten In, the throat was lacerated
by the hands Of tho murderer who
evidently strangled her In addition IL
DoS ting her terribly about the head
and arms, and the body was seYerel,
bruised.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
katai Bull Fight.

During bull fight at Bordeaux,
Spain, Tnursday q matsdor fell dead
from excitement. The management
thereupon announced that the per
formano0 was at IN end. The spec.
tators protested, and refused to leave.
The management yielded and Orderec
that tho performance continue, but
the performers refused to take any
turther part in tho fight. Some men
ftom among the spectators according
ly jumped into the arena 10 carry on
the performances. The bulls attacked
them furlously and gored five Of them,
one fatally, The management again
attempempted to stop tbe perfor
nance, but the spectators again pro,
tasted and attacked the attendants
They varied this performance with
attempts to set the phittheatre or
lre The police finally expelled
th6m
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
Navy a AEAVY LOSER
The Gulf storm Sank Five United
States Ships.


States Ships.
Onioe of the navy estimate thai
the dedartment lost abuuS 81 600 OOC
by the storm which saept over 5p
gulf Of Mexico and florida. IL cor
>equenoe Of a report from Command.
ant Bloknell, at the Pensacola station
Acting Secsetary Newberry has in.
,truoted the chief constructor OF the
navy corps to proceed at once to the
station and Investigate the possi bility
OF raising and repairing the ship
that were sunk. There are the Ma.
chias, Waban, Accomao, Vixen and
Glocuester. The dispatch from Com.
mandanG Bicknell on which the In.
structionB were issued reads al fol.
lows:
m achiaS sunk at moorinps In ba.
sin, Waban sunk at wharf Goa
barge No. 1. Acoomac, Vixen higt
on beach at west end of yard. Glou
castor on beach ontside OF yard, with
wooden drydock destroyed. New
cealoin almost I'll xo4e. Permsnent
wharf destroyed Some coal saved
Dredge ashore east end OF yard. Cen.
or wharf dos;roye piles standing
Old coal wharf and steel drydoch
wharf and mmunition wharf dam
aged. also Undine sunk. Barge
ashore. Broken up target range
house destroyed. Isle OF Luzon afioa,
n basin, leaking. Steel drydtck ap
parently undamaged. Much heaV,
wreckag0 In yard. trees uprooted
Wireless topgallant mast gone AL
electrical wires wrecked. Oae house
uninhabitable. Water damage t,
machinery on ground foors. No live
lost IN navy yard"
The army was also o sufferer from
6l1o sarne storm, as evidenced In
dispatch received by the war depart
ment fnom the post at Mobile, Ala
| The dispatch says; Post swept b,
terrific storm, entire post haVinl
been under wator. Every buildin,
in post seriously damaged: some des
5royed completely, including pump
ing pant which furnished water sup
ply to ordance store house, quarter
masters store-house, two primar
stations with Instruments, quarter
masters dock and main water tank
1t js thought possible to have waite
transported from Mobile temporaril
after storm subsidies. Request au
thority for necessary emergency re
pairs. Request Inspector be seut Z
ascertain and report upon damage
No casualties 80 FAR as known"
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12

NEW GOLD B%IsK SWIM DLR.

Man Accused of TtytI z TO Work In
ternationaI sch,me Arrc sted.
William Trimbls, an elderly we'll
dressed man, who says he halls from
San francisco. was arrest d 1t Plil&-
delphia, Pa, on Wednesday at the
instance OF U lted States postal in
,peotors and will face u tied States
Commissioner Craig upon @ charge e.
conspiracy to use the mails to de.
fraud.
His arrest, the authorities gay, L.
the culminaUiOn OF q huge variant o.
bhp gold Orick sRiudl Ia inter oational in
itsscopa. The vestiRatioh that led
20 the arrest was made at the direct
'nstiRation Of the British government.
Tae postal inspectors say they believe
hat E lRlishmen hava been muleted
flargs sums.
e arly In The summer the family OF
The l;ts Thomas lick. OF L ,ndon,
found In his mail letter written on
| the ST. Louis I,irn'tcd on It's way E st
Lho NUUGj CUlU VI ubN uR 'OulQ ldTRt
amounts OF gold in In ir int mine,
part Of which !"op raady 10 be given
| II 'ck In person. Il 20 letter was sign
ed &c A. Sardys, name unknown tc
The relatives.
William Moore, representing thl
lick estate, sail for this country
AID mad q personal interview with q
| nan the postal authorities saw was
rrtmNle Mr.. Moore, they say was
informed thet for $36, 900 Mr.. Hicks
1airs could acquire the property ad
joining that described In the letter
Mr.. Moore returned to England anc
communica ted wish the 8rltsh pos
81 authorities, who c@bled to Wash
ING ton.
II zen a ceblegram was sent tt
rrlmble IT, ling him to meet Moore ir
| Philadelphia. Detectives waited
snd on Tcim5le's appearance yester
day put him VI d n arrest.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
ALI RIpUiIES.
ACooltDINts TsJfA REoENT RUh-
"a mo AtAII Bo&Es
Mus lie of Certain Construction and
ars FOX Not Moro Than Five
Families

On sec9unt of5the incteass In the
numbs tof rprsl delivery ,arrlers
around lolumbta, especially In the
seventh congressional district, Don.
gressh va lever has obtained from
the poi ast@r g ganeral an sim plrtant
rnling1 =Nbhe letter boz question. THIS
sultpgSIy sanb bscause recently
5here Step o. number OF agents
thfo0J:s bne country representing let.
er' es and as5tba boxes sold
o not sonp lYS with postofiioe regula.
ions tgia l,S xsf have been condemned.
r cenftF Me. Lover wrote the post
mss6Sg B gsn eral asking for the rule
SoyStnsig the manufacture of baxss
oy the ps1rOns along the routes Of de-
liyery.end { n reply has been received
ta,iu& DtIssd oxes can be built by the
pa,rona OF a rodte, Al they comply with
The specifications. 1T is alao stated
chat rae family and as many as five
can usa each box provided the naml
of eac 70 on said q X aud tho words
approved by the possmaster general
Ia prinISd thereon in plain letters. Til,
Spec,si kequirements Issued according
to the sletter to Congressman Lever
are as tollows:
COL g.psraon desiring tho rural de
livery sBryice must erect at his own
cost, aud In the manner prescribed by
the regulations Of the department., a
oox cpmplying with the following
specifications:
Material Galvanized sheet iron or
sheet steel OF not less than 20 gauge !,
3lze, not less than 18 by 6 oy 8 inoh.
eB. ssaf
Thegedges must be supported by
folding the metal back upon itself, or
by rlyeting to band iron or steel at
east Ssle-stxteenth inch In thickness
snd aGS least one half inoh In width,
u by Wiring with rob!less than No. 20
gauge wire. Blk y SrnSdesof heavi i
nateriRl than 2D gauge. need not ba
reinforced. ~ s.s4sf5 q 4
MhtSfial, y Galvanized sheet iron or
shee1Rteall of not less than 90 gauge.
Wharos back ron or STEEL is used, and
salvattlzsd y q ftart b xSs are made, not
less tlan inchss long by 9 inches
in diS Snetgg. Be 4 y
Ths edges rhuaS he supported aud
strengthened by cprfugating, bend
Ing, eFspurling, or5by wiring With No
10 gauge svire, or by folding metal
oaok upon Itself or by. supporting by
rivetipg 20 suoh edges band iron at
least One sixbsenth inch In thickness
and onashalf inch In width. ~ j.
ALL boxes must b9 made In work,
mani ke manner; no Joints depending
SOlelIs on golCier hut all sfiVaGad, fsfv.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
lighthouses y aono.

Forty-four lighthouses we're swept
into the sea and lost or Lhe structures
are 80 badly damaged that no llghtF
en- be shown and four Lighthouse
keepers were drowned during the
recent hurricane is tho summary OF
5hc report made by the United Ststes
lighthouse in8pt ctor. Tne lights were
located on the coast end adjacent Is
lanos between the mouth OF the Miss
issippi rjv6r and MOBILE. Tue In
spoctor did nod investigate the light
house losses between Mobile ant
PengaOOl9.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12

Frederick OoWan and his seventeen
year old bride were gored to death by
an angry bull In a meadow, near Mar
linsbmg w. W., Thursday arter
loon. The young couple had Just
left tho home OF the preacher, wuo
mad married them, after q sensation
81 elopsmont. Tho bright red dress,
which adorned the pcrsoa OF the pref
Jy bride, attaoted and enraged tho
bull. Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan hsd cut
across the field 10 the railway STAT or
In their eagcIn2Ss not to miss theil
Grain. Tney had not gone far wnen
the enragnd anlmal charged. The
young husband fought With the animal
desperately In an effort to save. bis
oung bride and III nsalf but the
horns OF the enragcd byute ripped in
to his side and hurled him to th,
ground whore he was tramped tC
death under the cruel hoofs. The
bull then turned his attention to the
bride. The girl was too paral. ~
| by fright and horror then to atten o
to make her escape and she WaS az
easy Victim, She was caught like 8
chip In the wind upon the already 90
ry horns Of tho great animal, tosseC
into tha sir, caught again and final,
hurled far over D barbed wire fenc
into the adjoining field. The yount
woman was so badly jlred that sh
died within few hours Of the acct
dent. TIE bull Is the property o
john Hatfield, wh0 l!ges near Rich
mond Fal s, Ia r. leigh County. Tn
young couple bad ooped and irdulg
ed In hurried marriage In oppo1ltitl
to the wis2es Cf th0ir parents.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
Orszy Motornan,

A street oar filed with terrified
passengers dashed acrossed New York
Thursday at full speed while Motor.
man Leo Schwartz, suddenly bereft
Of reason stood on the fobWard plat
form fl urlshing the heavy controll-
Ing bar and threatening to brain any
ono who approached him. He was
inally suOdued and the car brought
to stop after o desperate struggle
With half 8 dozen policemen and
street railway employees during
which several passengers jumped from
the swiftly moving car and sustsined
painful bruises. Oae OF the motor.
man was 30 badly ir ired that he
nad to be taken TO the hospital.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
-Four Men al lod.

-Four men were killed and eight In.
jured, two p rhapa i"Ua ly, In an &C
oident at tho works CT the Marylal
Steel Com parry, at SparroWs Point,
Nd. Three OF the dead are negrots
The vc5img were overwhelmed by o
fush OF Naming gas and coke from
a hoie ia one of tho blast furna ces,
oaudeo by UnC f.iciDR UuL vi .ts SIT ck
CT oi Gazing wi"ca hclGs tie COM
prose d AIR pire. 1hs men had just
put 10 neg air pipe and the blast
had been turned on about ten min.
utes when the accident occurrel
Onloials are al q loss to accoun> TO,
the accident. No explosion occurred
and the furnace was not dama, cd.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
Six Killed and I'dzen Hurt in
Subway at philadelphia.
ROPERTY DAMAGED.
Explosion Due to Leak Ia Big Gas Main
In Busy Section. Flames Burst
fromD zeus Of Pipes and Fire.
men Use Dirt to Hxtlu.

A terrific explosion of illuminating
gas In the subway of the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Company, under COM
struction at Sixth and Market streets.
philadelphia at O'Clock F.iday
morning, resulted in the death OF six
men, ipjurlng ola dozen others and
caused Thousands of dollars' damage.
The explosion was caused by alesk
n the oiJy gas main, which was im.
properly repaired Thursdsy night
l6 III believed that workman oar
fying lamp into the great hole, ig-
aited the gas.
Sixth and Market Is one of the bust.
ness SECTIONS, hut fortunately, there
vas little traffio there when the ex.
| plosion occurred.
About a dozen workmen wera gath.
cred nesr q large derrick and ABOUT
ave men are b. lieyad to have been In
'hd subway. The force OF the explo-
sion wrecked the subway for half
oiock and al the heavy tiunberlng and
1ther structural work, including tons
of earth, fell into the excavation. The
heavy rain during the night had
5l1ghtly weakened the VT !s OF exoay.
s6lon and added to the damage.
JUST as the gas blew up q double
team cart wss being driven directly
across the covered subway. Vehicle.
| loroes and man were blown high In
the air, and the horses and cart fell
| into the hole. The driver landed in
sh' street. only slightly hurt.
Several wOrklngmen standing nesr
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
N3s7--Nsl-s-'-7',s'-''''-7- -
Killed bY Aooid ont,

DR.. Randall Croft Stoney, formerly
OF Pinopolis, WAS killed by 9
street oar in San Francisco Monday
night Ho was son Of DR.. Porohel
S1oney, aud son.ln-law CT Ool ]. ]
Wilson. president Of the San Francis
co National bank, having married
the Californis oapitalists's daughte,
only last April. He achieved distino'
eion as military surgeon during the
Spanish American war. DR.. Sloney
was instantly killed Monday night
and two other passengers were
seriously injured while standing OF
the steps of northbound DevIssi
dere street car A car approaching
In the opposite direction left thu
TRACK al q switch said to have beer
detective aud crashed into tho fire
oar
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
BOLD BApK ROBBERY.
Armed Men Take tho Monoy I'm
Broad, Open Day.

At San Fraro cisco, armed with
pistols and pieces of gas pipe, two
robbers entered the Japanese Bank at
aoon on Thursday, and after beating
Two Of tue bank tfIiclals, escape d
~ith $4,000 in gold. Urakta, man.
sger Of the bank, who was acting as
paying telisr OF tho institution wher
% was struck down, died Thursday
sfternoon Without having regainet;
consciousness.
The robbers selected a time whom
6here we're but few persons TRANSACT.
log business In the bank and tho seu
SatiOnal and bold decd was 30 quickly
ffeoted that 1t was all over before
he crowd OF people passing the )ors
t the in8titution were aware of what
mad taken place. Wnlle one OF the
nold up men engaged the paying tel
or Of tue bSnk, the other walked tt
tho rear t the bank and going be.
bind the counter picked up sack
containing IS, 900.
The action Of the rObber who went
TO the rear OF the bank WIS Witnessed
by one Of the clerks who immed!atel,
raised q CRY OF alarm. The Cry had
scarcely left his lips before he wa,
struck down by the man who ~.
carrying out the gold. The 70 Der
who had been talking TO the paying
teller drew q pieoo of gas pp3 frou,
his pocket and struck him @ blow
that rendered him uuoonscius.
Both robbers stopped long enough
TO beat their victi03s into unconscious
ness and then walked leisurely fror
6he bank and disappered. The crime
vas discovered q monent or two late.
when several customers epterei tn,
3anB. to make deposits. Tney found
5he Japanese lying tn the Fl >or anc
I'm med'ately gave the ar'a,m.
The police arrived shortly after
ward and the two hi ired men wei
9aken to q hospital whore Utak' &
died. Despite tho fact that the
police In every portion Of the city are
)n the look out for The robbers not
the slightest trace Of them has been
found.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
Rody or Ohild Eonnd.

At Philadelphia the dlsmembered
body Of mal8 child was discovered
In o truDk in the storeroom OF the
Young Women's Christian association
Saturday. The police made every OF.
fort to keep the sffair q secret, ale
enough tho discovery was made Sat-
urday no word escapad until Thursday.
The police admit they are at sea and
have nothing tangible to work on by
which they can untangle the threads
Of the mystery. Tue little body
shows evidence OF oallous brutaliby
ccmh!ned with skill, as p iysioians
who examined It say the death wound
was not delivered before the cutting
I'D began,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
Mystery ofA KidnYpper.

A dispatch from New York says
mystery Ia the predominant character
istio In the disappearance September
81 of Willie 7 arbaras, aged four years
supposed TO be ln the hands OF kidnap
pers who are demanding S5 900 ranso r
trum bib parents, under threats that
the boy VIII be killed. His body will
be cut up and scattered about the CITY
unless the money Is forthcoming is
the terrible threat made by the cyin.
inala
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
"A kataiIsow.

Resulting from aquarrei as to obey.
ing orders given 10y Charles Layton
foreman OF dairv at Raleigh, N O..
to Andrew Mooneynam, Laylol
stru K M oneyham over the heac
with o shovel. oruohing the akull arc
klliag him MoOneYhem vas adV8 G
trp on Layton with q stIct at tbs
time. Mooneyham's wife oame III
ana saw her husband lying on th'
ground. She attacked Layton, wh'
struck her with his Hat and kn II ket
her dovn She Ia In Z" oe's uS COZ d
tiCn. Layton was arrested.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
Eieh Foieomed

Hundreds Of roach and jack have
reen fonnd tioating helpless or lifeless
In the II var SGort, at Bishops Stor.
tord, NnRland, and 1t is believed that
the fish have been poisoned by disin
feotants, used lii ths strest gnllieS snt
the exudationa from motor oare,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
k'tl Eighty h ooti

Arthur Turner, 10 year old boy
working on the Sautrern railways
Oongaree river bridge nsar Oolumbia
Friday tripp'd himsolf by stepping on
a piece of iron on the bridge and fell
eighty feet into the water, missing o
raft OF u 4ber floating bs, by about
ak feet, He SWAMI TO the raft and
wa kea kome. When the doctors
gob % nim they found only o bruised
iaOe,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
Sc, yod Am ItIvI,,

Bunk Walkie was convicted at Jas.
per, Ga, on Thursday OF running
away with the wife Of one BraSett
and was < van two years In the peni
,entiary. T ne runaway wife was fined
$50.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
a LuolkY Girl.

a l6-year old girl of Macon, Ca.
fell three stories out of a window on
Thursday and 81 ffertd no pjury be.
lond spraning an ankle. She lit on
her feat.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-12
Stole Ono Thousand.

10 Il. Jones, manager for the Is II
telephone company at Swainsboro
Ca, has disappeared with 91 600 Of
the company's money and cannot be
f0und