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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-26
SUMMARY OF A
WEEKS EVENTS
MOST IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS
AT HOME TOLD IN CON-
DENSED FORM.
LATE FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Interesting Items of News Gathered
from All Parts of the Globe and
Outlined in the Briefest Manner
Possible.
THE FRISCO HORROR.

Sitting in the midst of its ruins, San
Francisco is beginning TO take heart.
The fires are out, there is food for all,
trains are running, street cars are in
operation, the post office is open, and
there is a general renewal of the activ-
tiles of business life.
The loss of life at San Francisco
is estimated at less than 300 in tele-
gram addressed to the secretary of
the interior by Superintendent of the
Mint Leach.
The United States branch mint at
San Francisco and $20,000,000 in coin
and bullion were saved.
Health conditions in the camps and
the unburned section of San Francisco
are improving. Work has begun on
sewers.
The Cliff house and the Sutro baths
were found to be unframed and will be
used to house the homeless.
Banks and bankers wishing to make
telegraphic transfers should place the
funds with the correspondents of the
Oakland banks in New York and have
them wire Oakland, instead of remit
ting drafts.
Property loss is placed at 100000
900 in San Francisco. The number OF
buildings in ruins or burned is placed
at 100000.
Real estate dealers in Los Angeles
announced the donation of all the va
cant houses on their lists for the shell
Ter of homeless refugees. The period of
the donation is 80 days.
San Quentin prison is intact. The
walls were cracked and few chimneys
were upset, but no further damage was
done.
Money had little value The family
that had the foresight to lay in the
largest stock of foodstuffs on the tlrst
day of the disaster is rated highest in
the scale of wealth.
The railroads and the express COM
panies are bearing their part in the
work. Practically all have offered to
carry everything for the suffering peo-
pie of the California coast free of
charge.
The Postal Telegraph company has
voluni eered to transmit all messages
relative to relief work free of cost.
Congress made $1.000,000 available
from the national treasury. More than
another million was raised by private
subscription.
Los Angeles experienced a distinct
earthquake shock of short duration.
Absolutely no damage was done, but
thousands of people were badly fright
ened.
All of San Francisco's best play
houses, including the Majestic, Column
bia, Orpheum and Grand Opera house
are a mass of ruins.
Nearly every famous landmark that
has made San Francisco famous over
the world, has been laid in ruins or
burned to the ground
The Chinese theaters and joss
houses are in ruins and rool1ery after
rookery has collapsed, covering alive
hundreds of the celestials.
The University of California at
Berkeley, by some remarkable freak
ESCAPED from serious injury. The
buildings are practically intact.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-26
Banks Ready to Open.

San Francisco, April 23.-The bank
ers Of San Francisco held meeting
to consider the best course to pursue
to open the vaults of the burned insti-
tutions and to relieve the financial
situation.
1t is stated upon authority that the
Merchants exchange, Paramount no.
tel and Monadnock building will be
open for public offices at once. All
these buildings have been carefully ex-
amined by expert architects, who have
pronounced their frame work and
foundations to be absolutely safe.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-26
Taste of Martial Law.

San Francisco, April 23.-For the
first time in its history San Francisco
has had its first taste Of martial law.
Early in the evening of the first day
Of the disaster the survivors were
cooking their suppers on fires built
in front Of their houses, the wind
famed many of the fires into nasty
blazes, and for a time it looked as
if many new fires would be started.
Orders were issued that all fires must
be put out, and the building Of fires
in front of houses was summafily sup
pressed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-26
Got Out UNIQUE Newspaper.

Oakland, CAL, April 2S.-The San
Francisco newspapers, all of which
were burned out, are gradually getting
in shape. Thursday morning, the day
after the fire, the best showing the
morning Journals could make was
small combination sheet bearing the
unique heading, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iner.'' 1t was set up and printed In
the Office of the Oakland Tribune, gave
a brief account of the great disaster,
and took an optimistic view of the fu-
ture of the stricken city.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-26

/, ruins to cool sufficiently to permit
systematic work.
AS fast as flames die out in the
business section temporary buildings
and tents are being erected, and eff
forts are being made to resume bust
ness. All bank buildings were burned
or destroyed, and it will be many days
before the ruins cool sufficiently to
permit the vaults to be opened. Money
is almost as great necessity as food
and shelter, but is more scarce and
will be so until the ruins are cleared.
Trains now are running regularly
on schedule time into Oakland, across
the bay, and refugees are crowding
outbound trains, while those having
relatives, friends or property in the
stricken city are fastening to San
Francisco.
Million Worth of Tentage.
Washington, apr: 23.-Tentage,
blankets, cots, bedsacks, mattress Gov
ers and paulins to the aggregate value
of 81 ,056,534 have been shipped by the
quartermaster's department to San
Francisco.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-26
Post Office Is in Operation.

San Francisco, April 23.-At meet
ing of the postal authorities with the
military, held at the post office build
ing, plans were completed for the re-
sumption of mail service. All mail
matter should be addressed to the old
street number in San Francisco unless
the new address is positively known.
Nine branch Offices will soon be in OPP
Grafton. Letters are being accepted
without stamps or envelopes and will
reach their destination without delay.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-26
Pittsburg Mans Generous Offer.

Pittsburg, Pa, April 23--John Muir
ply. millionaire banker and philan-
thropist. notified Mayor Guthrie that
he would pay the railroad.fare Of ]. 900
families who are homeless and IN san
Francisco to this city, give them
houses rent free for one year, and fur
nish employment for the heads OF the
families and all others who desire to
work. Mr.. Murphy has already placed
at the disposal of the mayor ten houses
of his own with rent free for year
for any families who may arrive with
in week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-26
Loss of Life AMONG Chinese.

San Francisco, April 23.-There is
an unconsidered factor which adds to
the list of probable dead. Chinatown
was built three stories above the
street and three below it, and all was
destroyed. The Chinese had run their
secret passages so feet below the
ground. These were always popu-
lated, especially at night. AS they
were not timbered, these tunnels must
have caved in, for the shock was
strong enough at the point to over
throw some of the old rookeries.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-26
Fire Burned Itself Out.

AS. to the fire it has practically
burned itself out. A journey along the
northern water front showed fires
blazing in only two places and these
were hardly capable of spreading UNI
less a severe gale springs up.
The walls of several of the ruined
buildings. in The downtown section of
the city collapsed. but no one was in
jured. The tower on the Hall of Jus
tice in Kearney street still retains it's
upright position, despite the fact that
but one small corner of the structure
bears the immense weight of steel and
granite.
Several walls are in imminent dan
ger of topping over and must be torn
down.
Damage on Water Front.
A survey of the water front from a
tug showed that everything except
four docks had been swept clean from
Fisherman's wharf, at the foot of
Powell street, to a point around west
erly, almost to the Ferry building.
This means that nearly a mile of
grain sheds, docks and wharves have
been added to the general destruction.
The fire was still burning at the foot
of Powell street, but there was no
possibility of it going into the Preside
district.
Many Cities Suffer.
Further details of the havoc wrought
by the earthquake in California towns
outside of San Francisco Increase the
magnitude of the disaster.
Santa Rosa's business district was
almost entirely destroyed. Money
practically has no value in the town,
as there is no place to spend it. Prob
ably 100 persons lost their lives All
the inhabitants are sleeping out of
doors.
Fort Bragg, lumber town of Men
docino county, was almost wiped out.
One person was killed and many hurt.
All the large stores were wrecked
and many other buildings damaged at
San Rafael Two children were killed
in a falling house.
Entire World Extends Help.
With spontaneity and liberality
without a parallel in history the whole
civilized world is answering the I'M
voiced appeal of ruined San Francis
co.
Not only from every city, town and
hamlet in this country, but from over
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07
Ell MANDATE DE LA MUERrA

Daniel crey6 que 80 las hsbA nm peIuquero 20 AIe6
para no turbar tan tiernAG con6denciaS
Acerc6e entonces dos 6VeneS hombres que hAbIabn
en- IN rnc6n.
knDgunA muier hAblaran seriamente.
En- tecto hablaban cocheros Daniel no comprend6
del TODD char erga de lol lones DguA nueva
e Pimero les crey6 exsneros uego rtconoc6 cier
M palAbras ttanCes advn6 que hlbsban de muieres de
nlbslos ain darse cuena de que fseu % spcAbsn
I muere cuAes hacian usi6n los cAbaos pues ataban
Au1ss Otros con misma ternura msma Qroseffa
Entonces Daniel echo oeada penatrante uobre e salon
PncpAba comprende que hAba udo vcma de una aIucna
C6n les bSle2 aa eatupdecs mostrsbAnse ntegencia
ca brutaes semeiantes hsrapos dQao que
miseablemeate On las comedau do mga medic del uo
del decorado e1enico
Dfiose u m.mo que l6o hbf1 a usgos de Iuceu sobrs
jyAsy sobre rca telas Auues CIbEl las i6Vene las vie.
SitAhsn hueca oraS Ahuecaban Dor corteaa
distinction Todos aQutlos hombes C6mico os que no
poda dngue corz6n nj ecerebro todas squtll mueres
iran mt6ec ens6ando hombros coocad botsc como
coll can las eatAtuitAs de pocelana Gobre eante
Apoder6ie de Daniel una nmeDaa AlGvez ntrguec6
en- Ioue momento de ntx )eencia de Acercs
de las coatumbres del gran mundo "a misdo de
FierAn, leVAnto caoes andoVo medic d sa6n
fudtz esimsbe tan superior Aqueas gente que sonrs
e mporteban bedo. Tenia dptrr de orguIlo
ucupAba de nuevo con anQudad s puesiO k correponds
90 plena luE.
No hltiG Ldn arevdo scsrclfe grupo en- medic DEF
anal Juans renaba EobersnA Fuete drecho Squ
grupo qe6e dets de los dest esperlLdo podef pAIar h
primera M JuanE parcels eItI ditada apensI escuchba
los ldoradores ap ban deredor sugo bil de
odaI las fFAsss de aqUeloa Sqoel uego IL cnIbs
AquA noche. Torcfa el o de una rcaa aus
hombroS desnudOs nan movmsnou dc deIen
Daniel Qued6 alRo apenado ii qusd4 ha m dsicodt
nt6 ell corsz6n sspece dc cao deconocido que
sspIrc6 por todu venss.
Ls pAresG a oYen dsliciOWmsnts bella NpnCa Ia hlbtl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07
BtBt1orEoA DE- ia DfM0CRACtA.

vito tan cerc! Tenis paredo 50 madre
h cab1I pda adegaxAdo de e6ora de Ronns deCansando
sobre Ia amohada En ha Lac melAs rosadas Os Cos
tenian a mas viv dc h uventud aento entire
abra delicadamente lAbos
HAbA delane de Juana joven que 90 nclnabA
haca ella ID ocultaba medaa Daniel raba contra aQuel
muchacho cuyo sembns podiA distnguir Ssna que
odo hAcA duef ooraz6n P0r que aque deconoodo
scercaba de sque modo iovsn Q qusa de ella q6
derechc % nterp0na entre ella e3
AQue oven volv6 D .nieI reconoo6 LoriD, quen.
habiendo notado pressnCia del ovsn adsan sonrsndo
10 tend6 Ia mano
Lorfn amigo de ID casa. Cuando esaba hacienda
fortuna haba conAdo csptas al se6or Teller industrial
os hab AumentadO pedr de boCa de eslo pr0vsn amad
de smbo Las maas engua ihldian que tena oros
nters eu casa cue durnts largo tempo h.b fscuent.do
para habAr de negocos s mardo dc amor con muer.
En TODD desde egadG de JuGnA Lon desd6bA sng0
guarmente ID seHora de Teller.
:, Ccg6'e del bnso de Daniel airaVes6 al 81 salon. ha.
blzndole media vts
-C6mO Is diio. listed por ,Qtil Cuknto me allegro
a ICA seatess6 mcImsnte Daniel cOntraradO pOr aqusl
encuentro.
Como Va r ymond'
~Muy bieD.
Do qae h coDentdo uGted en- dear % Zelda pGh
psrderts en los psrasos de mundo.
Oil no me perdere conoSco e 6AminO
-Visns uIsed por icven auisn admirIbA Antts
con oioS t.n QoIoscsi
rYol t1sam6 .nel con VOC particular.
miro Lorn q tsmiendo que aquel honbfe
hubisrs pndido penetrar CorIz6n.
y que de t1trs6o hahria esol repuso senciamene
Lorn todts gua Tene oioa msgni6cOs ahios
enoarnsdoS prometen lusgo muy chCa posibs
AbuFriraa con ella.
Aduel singular slOgO de ulna On semsiants bOC. rrsba
protundausDs Daniel SOenia ire traba de parecsf
indiferente.
PsrO nj % suarto, ausrido eontinu6 LoID nj IN CID
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07
N0tiCias del dia

aohrar & aus alientes honorarios sxss.
sivamente m6disos.
2T IN sl Club dc r. Kehrhshn &
Co., Is Ssp Fransisso, 90 vendsn dos
reloies do orc sada ssmanA, entire SO
sosios, abonando 90 50 8 100 samsnsl.
70 Ultima semapa ohtuviercn urc
don Manuel Negr6n Flores y don Do
mipgo Bauza Ruiz, soeios NJ IA.
MODISTA.-Se neeesita una MO
dista para 10 Dirseei6n del Departs
mento de sossurss do sThe Porto Rice
Drawn Work q Embroidery Cos II
Allen %, San JuanI
ASE vENDE: On lote de tabaeo
en- rama, coseeho dc 1905, do las me
iores vegas do Csguss. Dirigirse
QuiSonsa Cabesudo CO, CsguAs, Puer
to Rico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07
MANUEL RUIZ MUA0Z

sEorno de Matas II Principal, Madrid.
Representanse On esta Corte de
las elasss pssivas, otrece sus servicioi
para 10 gesti6n de toda Case do ssun
tos cerca dc los Centres OficiAles, 90
peel ailments los rel lacionados con ha
beres corresr ondientes o Nos Jefes ]
Odciales dc les extipguidas milicial
diseiplinadss de Puerto Rico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07
(Oontsn,ldcsdn do Ia pdoina6al

tOontsnudcsdn do Ia pdoina6pl I
1.-THE HELvETIA.-21 ealls do
0 Crux. Gran sasA do h6spedes. STA-
BILE d. hotsls. Apossntoa para familias
, psrsonas solAs. Comidas & sineuen.
b. ssnssvos suhiarto. Bafos. Tsleiono
ls2. Aparssdo sorreo, 2s6. Propieta'
RIO, Pedro 6shira. Nota, Este hotsl
sstk & cargo do una ssiiorita ssgus-
DO
Is NECEsARIO sxigir que sada
osNa ohtsngs grabado sl nombrs Di.
gssNvo Moiarrista, pero IN solo estu-
che produse msjor eteeto que una do
sena de botellas do aqua mineral de
cor sl dnieo surativo radical del 60
s6msgo y del intestine, el Digestive
Noisrrissa purinsa los alimentos ,
los hase ssimilables. Rl legitimo d.
gessivo Moiarriela eurA On m dia laa
indigsstionea, On an mss los dispep'
sisa 6 gastralgiaa, y On tres msssa lsp
mks graves snfermedades sr6nieas del
sst6mago y del intsstino, EssG uni
versAlmsnte eoAhrmAdo, On forms sin
igual, que 10 eneaaia del Digestive
koiarrissa % vordAdsramsnte radisal
y superior & 10 do todos los otros 70
medios. De venta On las prinsipalei
fArmscias do Europa = Am6riea.
-CRIMENEs horribles 90 come
ten On sodos los paisss on los que g
amor he sido el m6vil principal. Cri
men { IL Elegapeia y sl buen gusto 0,
eomste, ussndo un Perfume m labor
vulgar, CuAndo el exquisite CaahimerI
Bouqust-ya On perfume 8 en Jsb6n-
60 el sumun del buen tono. - -ColgAte J
Co, New York
LABORES.--s' 'olisi'a'
Bordadoras y busnAs Oaladoras, assgu
fandolss trabAio constants. Proporeio
namos la tsla y dihuio enviandolos
euAlQusr parte de 10 islA. Dirigifse
The Porto Riso DRAWN Work 4
Embroidery 90 FortaleSa 10. Tam
hian % koliaitsn Obstursrds, Ind
--Rl aanor DIAz NAVARRO hs
eatAhlseido su 0AsinA do Abogsd !
90 NotAria On aatA eixdAd. aAlls do sAZ
fnsA0 n6mAfo Ia,
Eiares ANITA 10 Ourts Fsdsral, Cor
d do Distrito do tods 10 Isls = Oort'
AxpPsmA, dsdisandoas ssimismo 9
sxamsn do tftulos do pFcpisdadss, iE'
corporation do O6rporAsionss del pAi
3 s1trangePsl y tramitaai6n do sxps
GienAss do appropriation inrsosa.
AaapsAndo 10 nOhla eonpoianai
10y astAblasidA On al aisfaiaio dc 10
brofesiones do Ab0Kado Notario.
beaor DIAZ NAVARRO % dispons
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07
DOCTOR Gv!TAVO Mv0Ol

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medicina de Madrid y Ex.pro-
fesor Cllnico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de la misma Fa.
cultad, de regreso de su vlaje
a Madrid, ha establecido su
ofcina professional en- la calle
de Tetuan NJ 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 a
4 p. m. Telefono nQ 326. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07
Revelation ProdIe 'o;a

Las Ptldoras OonforatiUGs Tropical
es de la Ancidna Fulhon son an pre-
parade exeelsnte. No tienen rival pa
70 eombatir 10 anemia dc los paises
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07
Dspsnd!ents Dc EaIEaaeIa

Sc neessita uno Qns tsngA practices
suneienis y que pusda dar refefsneias
satisfsctorias.
Sc dssss sabsr 10 retribuei6n que
prstsnds, sts. sss. Dirigirss apariAdo
262, Areeibo P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07

sGlldos. AL morir ls AnsianA Fulthon.
On una aldss dc IrlsndA, dsJo, entire
varics sscretos, 10 formula do sus
pildQras: maravillosss. que eural
Sibmpre, s6n cuAndo hAyan fAllado
OF dernas remedies. Lea nse los ollie.
tos que acompaisan II csis.
Prscio IS osntauos GAIA.
De venta on todas las farmacias.
Para las ventas al por mayor.
Fafmacla dc ze. bI.
SapeJuan. Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07
ALV|O IMMEDIATE
cuTac6n gua'-b h que s| doctor LObb puDociona
los enfermos,

rreglos del est6msgo. PIesio, 2S 90
tavos.
El HerdadeTo Renaedio Hon,sopdtico
del doctor Lobb para sl RtgGdo combate
el NAL dssde sus mSs alrAigados ger
msnes y 10 destruye sin deiar 10 mas
lijerA consecuencia en- el ORGANISING,
cura 10 vtliosidsd, el entorpseimiento
lde las tunciones del higAdo, 10 molss-
tia y sl calor dc 10 region debsio del
lado der echo de 10 eostillA inferior,
sto. Presto, Is centavos.
Et VIgoIsador del doctor Lobb i'm
parte nueva vida y corriie 10 impo'
tepcia de hombres rsquiticos 6 debili
ltados por sbusos. Precio so centavos
El Rsm.sdio del doctor Lobb pGro lol
Dolores de Oobsza, los corrige euando
mas On tres minutes, sea cual fuere 90
causa. Presto rs centavos.
La preparGcs6n del doctor Lobb para
Ia San9rs, dessrrsigA todsa sna impu
rezas Preeio Is centAvos.
Consulsas por corrsspondencis
pueden hacsrss al sefior
, DR.. q. W. LOBB,
N. 800, N. is III. ST PHILADELPHIA
, Pc. d. A.
/ ui'o reset 4 t,'A d''in''r'''d'm'0'''
Lobb, (valiosfsimo on el hogar)
ma y envfa gratis.
para Puerto Rico,
70, Sol 90, San Juan P. r.
Monagas Heimanos, en- MsysgueS'
ueesores do Gatsll, On Yauco. j. L
o Seijo, Arecibo. Guillermo Gonzalez,
Ataels, en- Fsisrdo. +. Giol y CV On
ol6ny Guillermety y On todas
n de todo el mundo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07

Sus Vsrdadsros Remedies Homeopd
ticos resguardan el hogar aleian 10 on
termed Cd,
81 exists en- oil mundo alguna casa
de IL eual Sea ado desconocida 10 ho-
meopstfa del doctor Lobb, llevensele
sin demors los siguientes menssies de
verdsd y esperanto.
EI Terdadsro Remedio Homeopdttct
del doctor Lobb para Ia Dyspepsia pone
4 uno en condiciones de tomar 10 que
gusta, todo 10 que agrada y cuando ~
quisrs; eura Establishments tt do clasa
do indigestion, entermeds sdes y dssA
Pfdase el Manual del doctor
que 90 proporcio
Agente exclusive
SR. ALEXANDRA BOZz
SUB AGENCIAs;~Mules, Saliva y
Julio s. Bruno, en- Gusyams. s
Polanco, en- San German. Ssrgi
Juana Diax FarmaOia sSan RI
Ponce.
De venta on las Farmacias O.
las de primer orde
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02

The members of Green street
Methodist church will give a box
supper at the home of Mrs. A. A,
Homes on West End Saturday night
at s O'Clock.
A Knights of Honor lodge was
instituted Tuesday night at Buffalo,
there being 80 charter members;
Mr.. w. H.. Doggett was elected
Dictator.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Willis are
keeping house in rooms ,at Mr.
Charlie aumphries on Dawkins
Ayenue...
!. Coleman Hendrix, the negro I'M
hlicated in last Sundays row. Is
still at large, and has not been seen
in, these parts since the rucus.
Miss Pretto Lockwood, stenogra-
pher and bookkeeper of The Baptist
Press force, arrived in Union lhurS-
day to begin her work here.
Mr.. Palmer Foster, who has been
in the employ of the c. r; Llp,
scomb Co., is no longer with 'tha'
concern, having returned 10 Ills
home near Union.
Rev. J. D. Mahon, of this city
went to Chester Monday for medica
treatment. Mrs. Mahon accom-
panied him, and while in the city Ii
the guest of Mrs. d. p. Crosby.
Messrs. w. A. and J. w. Cul
bertson, of Greenwood nnotyp'
operators, arrived in Union Wednes
day to take charge of the machin
at The Times office.
A box of provisions and clothln
was packed by the ladies OF tn
First Baptist church Wednesda
afternoon and sent to the orphan
at Greenwood in the Connie Max
well orphanage.
Rev. Louis j. Bristow, until RI
Gently editor of The Baptist Pres:
arrived in Union Thursday to al
in the starting up of that papc
here. Mr.. Bristow is the guest (
Rev. Rice.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02
Death at PaCOlet.

Pacolet, Oct. 29.-Mr. M. T.
Putnam, of Pacolet, aged about so
wears, died at his home Saturday
afternoon, and his body was taken
to his old home in North Carolina
for burial, Sunday. He was a
member of the Pacolet Mills Baptist
church. of which Rev. J. G. Law
son is pastor. He was a good man
and enjoyed the respect and conf
fence of all who knew him. His
children, who survive, are all grown
and married, some living at Pacolet.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02
Buggy Capsized.

Saturday afternoon, while Mr.
State R. Aycock was exhibiting q
new horse, bought at the Fair, oc.
Cured an accident that might have
been serious. Mr.. Aycock was
trotting his horse down Bachelor
street toward Mr.. J. E. Colton's,
and was going at about a 3-minutc
gait, when his buggy wheel struck
the hind legs of horse, going in
the same direction. The speed OF
the moving buggy was so great that
1T was easily turned over. Mr..
Aycock was thrown violently to the
ground beneath the overturned
buggy, but received not the slightest
injury, although the buggy was torn
up considerably. The horse, true
to his thorough blood, behaved well
amidst the entanglement of broken
shafts and torn harness.
No damage except to the buggy.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02

Mr.. Mike Betenbaugh, father Of
Supervisor II. J. Betenbaugh, is
critically ill; not much hope for his
recovery is entertained.
Mr.. G.. A. Boney, who for the
past four months has been connected
with The Times, left Wednesday for
his home in Yorkville. He will
likely go off to college in a few days.
All the Boneys are now gone from
Union county except one.
Mr.. J. E. Lipscomb, who went
to Atlanta for treatment to his eye,
will probably reach home Saturday.
He writes that under the expert
treatment there, the condition OF
his eye is much better and while
sight will be greatly impaired, il
will not be totally lost.
Mr.. d. FAINT Gillian was the first
subscriber to The Baptist Press uppr
its removal to Union. He came
around voluntarily and expressed
his qualification at its. coming anC
by his act demonstratea his feeling
This is one of the many expressions
heard on the streets here since tn
news of the move was seen in tn
Columbia State, Tuesday morning.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02
Revival Meeting at MOn.Aetna.

A series of revival meetings was
begun at the MonzAetna Baptist
Pacolet, is the preacher in these
meetings. Services at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon and at s p. m. So
far good crowds are attending the
meetings, and much interest is
manifested. Rev. Mr.. Lawson, who
will soon return to the seminary, is
a strong preacher. and presents the
gospel in ainsseful way.