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bon iidenoen, bIiubeu, bIitenneu iito herhcr'
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aus Dem 8ebiet Der Ser. Staatelt
lid obientircn. uber Damn ld)leunlglt
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MARTIN BROTHERS,

MARTIN BROTHERS,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE,
1925 AND 1927 PENNA. AVE. NV.
a33 st. NV, IL rooms, ami. .$85. 90
1927 18th st. NV. 10 rooms, MI. go. 90
1876 10th st. NV. II rooms and b. ...... 40. so
store and stable .................... $3.50
2SO3 Q ST. NV. rooms and b............ 80. 90
1924 Cambridge pl. NV, rooms and b..... &c. so
Ala goth st. NV. rooms and b. .......... %. so
1417 9th st. DIV, rooms and water 800. 10 80
2312 p ST. NV. rooms. ................. 7.50
(coloredD ....................... 1900
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS.
rooms and b..................... $40 90
334S n st. NV. rooms and b. 90
i517 Conn., ave. NV, rooms and ". ...... 10. 90
1920 Penna. ave. NV, rooms and 500
STABLES.
20l3, rear st. NV. 1 stall and W., $500,
s23 rear 22d st. w.. 2 stalls and w....... 400
1925, rear n st. NV. B stalls and b.. 90
2187, rear Va. ave., l stall. ............... 800
MARTIN BROTHERS,
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'.
1925 AND 1927 PENNA. AVE. NV.
uy19-s, su, tu, that
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UNFURNIsHED

FOR RENT-l12 o ST NV, CONTAINING SIX
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Oil 18th NV, 55r, Oh. $3.50 1749 NV, l2r b.s1500
OH II NV l1r. b. sc. 90 III 9th NV Ixr b. 80 90
1895 22d NV. Dr. b. $3.50 1888 18th NV Or b. 80 90
e2a French. IT. b. 80 50 1904 Pa lor&b. 20 Go
1s2i = av Ior. g GO Once rms. I'd A. 1907
Building 1886 St, will remodel to suit tenant,
$500
FURNISHED.
We have large number OF very desirable fur
nished houses.
ap21-35ts
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?S06 q CO.. 1855 y NV.
625 18th ne, 5r. .14.8
1903 10th NV. store Ii. 90
1S3 Mass av ne, sr. bis 10
100 Ben I'd, Or. 20
Rear 1915 8 NV, 2r..3.Oo
Desk room. 1885 + Nv
rny10-tf
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DAVID
1928 y.
-UNFUR.
Sc cor 18th and I NV,
rs rooms: viii remodel
to suit tenant.
1924 III NV. 1sr. 3b.
year. ........ 81. 800. 90
Gil 18th NV. 3sr. Oh,
year 1888, 600. 90
eoO7 Mass nw.l4.3b165. 90
1922 VI av. 20r. 3b. 10000
1926 10th NV. 20r. 2b150. 90
1928 10th NV. lar. 2bl26.00
1888 Jefrn pl, lar, b. 100.00
1912 X NV, 12r. b.. 1900
1922 y III av. lar. 2b.
hot-water heat. -..75. 90
1II7 Bancroft, 12r. b. 10. 90
1747 q NV, l2r, b. 100
1921 z NV. 12r. 3D. 10. 90
1924 7 NV. 12r. b. rs. 90
2e0l 14th NV, l3r, 2b. 15 90
TAG Q NV. f2r. b.. 20. 90
1924 \ II nv. lar. 2b.
hot-fater heat. - IS. 90
2435 Columbia I'd, 12r,
3b. steam heat. .65. 90
933 X NV. Tor. b. .s5 90
2026- 203s Il NV 10, b. 80. 90
zoos Kal av.14r, 2b. SIS. 90
1898 18th NV. 10r, b. .55. 90
1888 nth NV Tor, = b. 80. so
Tl0 10th NV. Tor. b
Dune D..........J so. 80
1109 18th NV. 10r, b. so. 90
I'LL Riggs NV. Tor, b50 90
b3I-54l 2ist NV. 10. b5o. 90
134s Irving NV, 10r b45. 80
"a NJ ne. 12r. 2b. AS. 50
2Oi2 Hillyer pl. Tor. b45 90
FURNl
2OO4 Mass NV. IA. $4,000. 90
4 Dupont cir. l5r. 2b250. 90
1751 Q NV. lar. b. l50. 90
lT2g 2lst NV, Or, b.
furnace heat. ...125. 90
1888 Chit, 11r, 2b. I25. 90
1874 q NV, Tor. b...i25 90
1927 r NV. l2r. Oh. 1925 90
1887 Blltmore, 10, 2b125. 90
APART.
Sc cor Conn nv and NJ
NV, 7r, b.....-I5-0O
Ethelhurst. 3r. b, fur. is. 90
De Soto, I'd @. Or. b. 80. 90
Raymond, Or. b.. so. 90
Gloucester. Or. b. 5000
Wyoming. Or. b. e. so 90
I0O6 Mass NV Or, b. -. so
i29 Nd ay ne. fur Pr. has 90
The kiugman, 5r. b. 1000
l2D Nd ay ne, fur
nlshed Pr. b......40.00
The Truxton, 3 & Or
and b. $4,000 10 81. 80
Raymond, Or. b. :. .35 so
Sheridan, or, b.....35. 90
Sheridan. 5r. d.. IS. 90
The Millet. Ar. b. .32 80
Meirose. 4r, b. fur. .32 so
Bryn Mawr, Ar, b. 30. 50
2ls 4th Sc, Or. b. 80. 80
Ellsworth, Or. b. -. 80. 80
1916 9th NV, 5r, b. 80. 90
1926 9th NV. Or. b. 80. 90
30 II NV. No 5,5r b. 30 90
Euclid. 5r, b.. 80. 90
Decatur. list fl, or, b.30. 90
$40
l2Oe Pa. ave. NV, LIST I
zoos Pa. ave-. I'd floor. =.
49O 9th n.w............
1896 II NV, store and 2
926 Pa. ave. I'd. $500.
Off
6Il 9th NV. I'd. Sd and
1928 ". Y. ave. NV. I'd
b25 18th NV. 2 rooms. .
6o6 18th NV. 2 rooms an
zoos Pa. ave-. Cd floor. d.
623 18th NV, I'd floor. .
430 9th L.w.............
Ills 14th NV. 2 rooms.
1909 Pa. ave. NV. entir
oil 9th NV. I'd. Sd and
WAREE
o06 18th NV, 2 rooms. .
Il st. s.v. bet. Sd and ~
tenant.
STA.
Il. 1920 10th NV. No. Z
Subj.
Ocean City. Md, s rooms
Greenvale. Or. cottage. v
Greenvale. No. 3, 8 room
az Rent I
DAVID
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
lines 1t. SOC: 3t. 90; wk. s2as: mo-. 81 70
FURNISHED or UNPUBLISHED.

Houses.
MOORE.
Y. ave.
>ISHED.
1915 18th NV, 10r, b. As. so
SOC T NV, 12r, b. $3.50
1888 Dartmouth NV,
Ifr, b, bot-water has. 90
1872 r NV, l1r, b. AZ. 30
42O Stanton ne. Tor. b42. 90
1925 Y NV, Tor, b,
steam heat ..... 1880
2il A Sc. 12r, b. =. 1880
1917 18th NV, Tor. b. 40. 80
24i9 18th NV. Tor. b.. 40 30
2434 Pa av NV. Ilr, b. 40. 90
1915 18th NV, Tor,
b June O........40.0
3221 School, Tor, b. IS. 90
1904 18th NV. Or. b.35. go
1904 18th NV. Or. b.. .35 so
1915 Corcoran, Tor, b. 30. SO
1890 Dartmouth NV, Or.
b. hot-wa ter heat. .35. 90
1908 Riggs NV .Sr, b. 80. 80
1912 Riggs NV ,Sr. b.. 30. so
1909 L NV, Sr. b. 5000
$50 G. ne, Or, b. -. d. 80
ll7l 9Th ne, Or. b. .27. 80
614 Sth ne, Sr, b. IT. so
6l6 sth ne. Sr. b. 81. so
I3l 22d NV, 7r. b.. n. 80
l340-42-44 + ne. Or, b. "a. 80
sos I'd NV. Or. b. .2b.6O
sos B't'w'd aver. b q. 80
1910 29d NV, Or, b. .22.50
1909 to 1921 oath NV.
Or, b. ...........22-50
1905 G Sc. Or. b. :. %. so
1907 @ Sc. Or, b. :. .22.50
61S 23d NV. Or. b.. 21 80
1924 21st NV. Tr. b. 20 so
SHED.
1910 VI NV. Or. 2b. .10o. 90
100 Md av ne, Tor,
b Qease) .........1 100. 90
1909 18th NV, Tor. b. 80. 90
Argyle, DC, Tor. b.75.00
3365 18th NV, Tor. b &. 80. 90
420 Stanton ne. Tor. b50. 90
1921 De Sales. NV. 11r.
2b Ito Sept 30).. IS. 90
IENTS-
darlington. 5r. b. 80. 90
Pancoast. 5r. b.. 80. 90
1927 18th NV, LIST
floor. Or, b. 80. 90
1874 TO so Irving NV,
) & Or, h. 80. so & q. 80
PancOast, Or. b. so
Sl4 VI NV, Or, b. No2. 81. 90
$40 G ne, Of, Or. b.. 20. so
1909 list NV, 6r. b.. 26.50
649 G ne, lat floor.
VI u <-c nv
GAG Q nw.3d Il, 5r, b. rs. 80
1909 lTth NV. Ar. b. %. 90
The Raymond, 3r. BIS 90
Prescott, 5r. b. .25.0 90
25G7 Central nv ,5r, b. 23.50
1914 to % Eslin ay NY.
I'd floor. tr. b. g.. 90. so
1914 to % Eslin av NV,
LIST floor. Or. b. =. % 80
23l3-19-2 1-23 n NV.
LIST floor, 5r, b. % 80
1906 f Sc, Or, b, =. 1880
21S 4th Sc, Ar, b. 1880
l241 Duncan ne. Ar. bis 80
l41415 Duncan. Ar. b. 49, 80
RES.
DOR and basement. 200. 90
Observation-Disclosures r. 5000
.-..................30.O
rooms. ............ .25. 90
....................35.00
.CEs.
4th ffoors. ..........---
iioor. -.............. O-OU
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sc. 90
d bath. 30. 90
...'..s'- ..'..... oO.OO
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OR RENT-BY EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ.

1907 Iass ave. NV, 14r., 3D., am fur. unfur
425 nth st NV. 2nr. hall good for storage 90
1922 y. H. ave. NV, 10 rooms and baths SO. 80
% NJ st. NV, 6r and b.. good condition. %. IS so
T4S Sd st. NV. rooms and bath ami % so
1906 g At Sc. Or. and b. new houses. % so
l525 and 1927 f. Cap st. 6r.. b, house IS so
1873 9th 81. NV, rooms. .-............. Is 80
q + 81. NV. rooms and bath -......... $50
40 Warner st NV. rooms. .....-..-..... 1880
APARTMENTS.
265 st. NV. 5r. and b.. with heat $500. 80 rs
9l3 St NV, LIST floor. 5r b., with heat. 33 80
si3 NJ ST. NV, I'd floor. 5r.. b. with heat. az so
Sl3 At st. NV, Sd floor 5r. b. with heat. 5000
229 Morgan st iw.. LIST floor. Or. and D.. 800
900 9Th ST. Sc, rooms and bath. ........ 81 90
62d sth St ne. 6r.. b., hot-water plant IS 90
Is ST. ne. I'd door, 5r., b.. fine condition "a 90
324 Pa. ave. Sc, 4room Hat, with heat. IS 90
12i st. NV. 4room nat. 1900
Sle 9Th St NV, I'd floor nat, 3r. and 3d.. 1900
STABLES
Automobile barn. l4th & BnDey NV, space 500
Shop lT5 II II. NV, 2story brick
building. each tioor ............-... 500
shop rear $50 Pa ave NV. second floor. 1880
Stable rear 2le st NV. good size 10.5
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FOR RENT =
1877 st. NV, II rooms and bath $40 o.
1908 II st. NV. rooms and bath 50 OO
Sl2 1lth st. n.e., fiat, rooms and BATH n 90
3s6 18th ct. ne, Nat, rooms and BATH, 1850
CLARENCE BARNARD
''The Oval Sign - l4i7 q at
my3-th stuff
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FOR RENT-CHEAP REMIT
ONLY 5000.
This desirable house. 1910 Riggs STONY few
doors from 14th sta desirable and convenient
locs ton.
Three stories and cellar; o rooms and bath. with
porcelain bath tubs, &C.; newly papered. painted,
&C.; in first class repair.
MOORE HILL Unc.). TIT 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-24

FOR RENT-l343 CoRCORAN ST. NV. NEAR
18th St: IL rooms and bath; stable: side and
rear alley; rent $40. Apply on premises or 1915
Newton St Phone n. is65Y. my24-3ts
FOR RENT
On 9Th st. ne. near Fl. nearly new 2-story and
basement brick dwelling; rooms. porcelain
bath; good condition
my34-tf-s H. L. RUST. COS 18th st.
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II Rent Houses
DAVID MOORE,
1928 y. Y. ave.
UNFINISHED.
&c cor 15,b and I NV 1916 18th NV 10r, b. As. so
IS rooms: viii remodel 500 I NV, 1T, D. 4o-oo
TO suit Tenant 1888 Dartmouth NV,
1924 NV. 1sr. 3b, llr, b. bot-water h4o-Vo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-24
ron sALEHoUsEs.

FOR SALEM SELECT SECTION NV,
rooms. reception hall and beautiful tiled oathi
every room has direct light and air; fne con-
crete cellar under the entire house; south trout.
imposing appearance; splendkily constructed;
side aud rear alleys; excellent heating plant; In
nice condition; good location,
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FOR RENT
174I Q ST., IL rooms. bath. .$75.0 o.
1717 Riggs place NV. 10 rooms, bath. -. 50. o.
1882 18th st. NV, 10 rooms and bath. 500
II! Harvard st., II rooms and bath. 40,
2144 st. NV, 10 rooms and bath steam. 81
VIM. A. YESTERDAY. Bond bldg. 71s 14th st.
my6-tf '''
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
UNFURNIsHED.
Fun REM STONE 4 FAIRFAX.

1912 New York ave. NV.
Adjoining Cor. 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-THAT HANDSOME NODERn
house, 1913 Mass; ave-, parior. rooms; yer,
attractive large dining room; buffers panfrv al
nrst floor; large kitchen; laundry and servants
bath In basement; eight sleeping rooms; 2 hand
some TIED bath rooms; very choice and con
venient location. VIII rent at reasonn hl,
physician.
1,x9i-Sf ~ - -
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TOR RENT
CNFURNISHED.
110s st. Or and b., per month .. 5000
iii Eye ST.. 11r. and b. per month. 80. 5000
1909 ST.. 8 ROOMS and bath. .........,.. 1000
1924 st. NV Or. and b........ $3.50
Elliott place. Conduit road g rooms $50. 1000
Elliott place. Conduit road 6 rooms -. 1000
POS 9th st me-. rooms and bath. ....... $3.50
FURNISHED.
1922 18th St. lar 4 % ot-vater heat 10000
11-2 ST., i1r. and bath. ............. 1000
1905 Yale ST.. 12r and b. per month";. 125.O0
1904 18th St, 11r. and b., per month. -. 1000
l1i1 De Sales St. Tor and b. per month. 100 90
POS 9Th St me-. rooms and bath. ...-... 81. so
FLATS.
The Chelsea I'd and r SITS Sc:
No. I. rooms and bath. per month. 5000
No 2, rooms and bath. per month. $50. 5000
SOS 18th ST. n w. % floor. rooms. bath 30 rs
lis 18th ST. NV:
20 floor. rooms and bath ..,....., 30 90
Sd floor. rooms and bath. ............. 25 90
4th 1oor. z rooms and bath. ...-......... 90
GASCH & BIRGE, 1929 n T. ave NV.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-01-26
been present as saying that he had
since upbraided himself with tears in

been present as saying that "he had
since upbraided himself with tears In
bis eyes, even at the risk of personal
injury, that he did not rush to the
rescue of Mrs. Norris" And what
are you going to do about it?" he
asked In q voice now attuned to q
high key. Let these imperialistic
practices comm lie? N)thipgl Then,
indeed, will the senate sink into con.
tempt, into a contempt that will be
deserved, the contempt of every good
man and woman In the country. I
cannot be a party to such course,
but l will take the oonst quenoes. I
Will fer the resolution and the sem
ate can do as 1t pie ises with it,"
THE FITzsINIMoN's LETTER.
Continuing his remarks he said that
these poor, pitiful liars, the news.
papers," had reported that about the
time the Morris action occurred the
president had written letter to
Prizs Fighter Fitzimmons, showing
that his dignity had not been so great
as had been represented. Nor had he
been tno digni6ed to engage in o trial
Of the u jltsu system or to put on
the boxing gloves. In view of
these reports he had waited In the
hope that "the president would take
some action aprOpos Of the brutal
treatment Of Mrs. Morris that would
do crtd t TO bim as gentleman, and
1t was only after he had shown such
besotted Indifference to public opinion
that felt called upon to present
true statement Of the incident and
ask for an investigation to disprove
the ts,sehoods and garbled statements
given out by Mr.. Barnes"
Mr.. Tillman closed with deolara,
tion OF his high regard for woman
hood, taught him by his association
with his mother and wife, and said
that they had Taught him to love
woman, and when see man ignore
his plain duty to right a wrong to
the sex would he false to my nature
IL remained SILENT"
The South Carolina senator closed
abruptly and was evidently deeply af.
fected as he took his seat.
1t was understood that Nc. Spoon
er and Mr.. Lodge were to make reply.
But neither rose. Instead Mr.. Hale
again add 'essed the chair.
The chair was asking what shall
be done with the resolution" when,
ignoring the query, the Maine senator
moved an executive session. The mo.
tion prevailed and In less than two
mir utes the doors were closed and one
Of the tensest days in the recent his.
tory OF the senate came tD an end.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-01-26
KILLED HERSELF.
A Young Lady Shoots Herself While
Away at School.


A special dispatch to The State
from Darlington says Miss Sallie
Ham: g young lady about l8 years of
age, killed herself Thursday after,
noon by shooting herself In the breast
with a pistol. The deceased was
daughter Of Mrs j X Ham, OF Tim
monsvlle aud a cousin Of Mr.. j. *.
Doy le Of Darlington with whom she
was living II the time Of the tragedy
She had been In Darli lgton only
short while, having gone there last
fall to enter the graded school. She
was quiet and retlcent Of manner a1d
given somewhat to melapchOlla.
This. however, was not the reast n
assigned for this rash act. 1t is stat.
ed by those who knew that dissapoint
ment In love affair caused her to be
come despondent and determine to
end her life. seems that she was
In love with ) oung man at her home
at Timmonsville and had been sent TO
Darlington by her family, who obi c.
ed to the n arriage, which they sup
posed would octu II she remained at
home.
On her return to ID arlington after
the holidays she had shoHn a dstaste
for school aud ab ,cnted herself fr M IL
recently. She was hard OF hearing
and had keenly sensitive feelings, but
showed no signs Of demsnted condi
tion at any time preceding the trag-
edy. Her mother and brother visited
her in DlrliDgb0n Thursday and insis
ted that she attend school regularly.
1t was soon after they left that she
shot herself.
The shot was fir d while the rest OF
the family was at dinner, at which
time she was In room alone. The
coronel'S jury brought In a verdict
thaG tie deceased came to her death
by gunshot wound inflicted by
weapon In her own hands. Toe jusJ
attempted to assign no cause for Uht
act
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-01-26
- - =
Resolution Defeated,

Oa Thursday Senator Tillman In
troduced the following resolution :
r. solved, Thai the president Of the
Senate be authorized TO appoint com
mittee OF five Senator'S to invest gate
the recent unfortunate incident In the
White House resulting in expul 'ion
from the executive Offices OF Mrs.
Minor Morris and report to the S3n.
ate" | representing the resolution
Senator Til .msn said the q iestion at
issue Involves tao vital prop )sitions
The fl st related to the protection OF
the President fton dangerous charac.
tors, and the second the protection OF
the rights OF the people, He declared
10 ab olutely protect the President
won'd be to make him prisoner. He
proceeded TO say tna6 in case OF the
removal Of the President he could be
replaced and probably with better
man." eBut," he added, "When the
liberties or the people are d SIR )yed
nothing Is left but despo ism. The
Tillman resolution was iald on the
table; yeas 64 ma. s 8. The negative
votes were Blackburn. Frazier, Nc
Greary, McLaurtn, MONEY, Stone
Il llmsn and Latimer.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-01-26
REM MARKABLE CASE.
ADwAlsF OF TWENTY EIGHT IN.
CIiEs IN HEIGHT s
Gives Birth to a Six Found Infant
in the City of Green.

Ad'snatca frcm G.ssnville to the
State says Wednesday afternoon at
the Greenville sanitariun, there was
born to Mr.. and Mrs Charles Boyklp
= daue ehter. There attaches more
than the usual smount Of interest to
the birth OF this child.
Mr.. and MIS-. b ykin are dwarfs
and are said to b. Gne smallest per
sons In America They have beep
associated with the Barkoot Carnival
company for some time having G me
to this city with this aggregation
three months ago. Mrs B2ykin is
famillary known as Dolletta, and'vas
the leading figure In one Of the shows
with this amusement company. Since
the first two or three persorm Ances ir
this city she has been at the Green.
vile sanitarIum.
Mrs, B)ykin isex,ctly 28 tuches In
height and her baby is l8 inches,
Weighing six pounds. Mrs. Boykin Is
the daughter Cf parents OF normal size
and is the only dwarf known In her
family traced back for many gener.
ations. Her husband bears the same
un.q le record OF being the only dwarf
iarhls family, his parents also being
normal In s.zs. Tie physicians state
this accounts for the ,frspring of thu
dim nutive parents being we'll devel
oped and Of normal siz,.
Mrs. B)ykin is so small she cannot
get into common chair without as
sistancs. Sle cannot get into bed
without footstool or sCme other con.
trivance upon which to climb. When
seated In q chair her feet are Ia inches
from the floor. Her body Is we'll de
veloped, however her shoulders being
'road and muscular. She i, intellec
tuai to markable degree and her
nead is crowned with a wealth O.
Tavy, nut brown hair. She was educa
ded along With her Siiters at their
rms in Ohio
N )t until she was married t) Mr.
Boy kin did she lin theatrical troupe
but she says her life On the road has
been one Of pleas ure and profit. She
Is particularly fond Of tie latest books
and durlrg her spare MON nts she
finds a great deal Of pleasure In read
ing the latest novels.
Mr. Boyktn has been with his little
wife Almost constantly since she has
been ia Greenvl)le, although he did
not give up bis engagement with the
Barkoot people. They will now re,
turn to their home in Ohio for 8
time. -.-------..-
MS B lykin Is 23 years OF age and
has been married about one year.
Piobably the only persons who would
c mplre with her AMI her huib sn1
known to the people Of this section
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Thumb, ali
though Mrs. Boykln Is said to be
much smaller than Mrs. Tom
Thumb.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-01-26
Killed q Wolfe.

Atlanta is hard to down. jim
Smith, we'll known Fulton county
negro, last night on the Black Shoals
road, near the Soldiers Homo, shot
and killed big black wolfe. The
beast had been terrorizlnR tho neigh.
6orhood for week past, and in hls
midnight marauding had killed many
fino fowls. 1t haa also killed two large
and fine shepherd dogs which had en-.
gagged with 1t In combat. Wolfe hunt
Ing had come to be pasttime in that
neighborhood, until the death OF the
beast ended 1t last night. 1t was dis.
covered that the left forefoot OF the
wolf was Off, supposedly from being
caught In a steal trap.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-01-26
A SWIM DLTMG GAME.
rnat Beats All the other Flim-Flam
Schemes Going.


a dispatch to The State from
Greenvllle says Gfeenville has been
invaded with q small army Of film
finn artists for some time, but the
game worked by VIII Brown, colored, |,
among members of his own race Sat.
urday and Sunday is perhaps the
slickest and most daring yet perpe.
trated In this midst.
Brown struck tine town Saturday
and went Immediately to work, en-
gagipg lodging for colored laborers of
the Western Union Telegraph com.
pany, whom he stated would soon be
IN this vicinity on big b of work.
Enormous prices were paid by the
company he stated, for board for the
men and that bond was quired Of
all who took these mon. The b>nd
was fixed at S25. Several negro
boarding houses were caught by
Browns scheme, and the bond money
was paid In advance.
He went from one hCuSe to another
collecting money on his scheme until
a shrewd colored woman in O3car
street "smelt rat" and notified the
police department. or course the
Western U lion had no suoh men en-.
ployed to secure boarding places for
It's men and no work is In progress In
this vicinity anyway. The matter was
placed In the hands Of ON ars Brown
and Atkinson late yesterday after
noon and they had the man In verr
few hours. Oficer Blown has long
been noted tor his clever detective
work, and In this case he did one Of
cleverest pieces OF work ever entrust
cd into his bands He was soon on
the track Of Brown and he was arrest.
ed shortly before o'clock. He was
given hearing before Mayor Mahon
today and sentenced to the works for
l50 days, the extreme penalty OF the
law.
Mayor Mahon says he Is the slickest
negro he has ever had before him. He
secured money from half dozen good
colored people, who were innocently
taken In by his slick trick. A new
game Is found by the trickster every
Jme an old one Is discovered and ex.
posed. The trick worked by Brown
was altogether new in this city, end
exceedingly c,evelly worked. He is q
shrawd negro and his game was vel
conceived. He had considerable money
on his person when arrested and most
OF these who were defrauded were re
paid by Sheriff Becknell Gus OF these
funds.