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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22
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Isl Ddr rtoOtaget fglgel1Oe:
@r. Ne0aftpr!
9onl =Mmerifonif gellfob far ell
gogeret ST.. 6olfctbingsmon6 8ora=
berg til at boloe cn Nnffe 6ore6rog
fer / 2on6et. u
6reoerif @eoegooro Seppeie1
@orgbjerg CT fpot Sen 10. s(pril
1866. Sons Sober bar Dprlngc -
bm1 palgte Sbeologien iom @tl16ium
. tog / 1866 Giloiofitlm meo It's
mGrfell c.
@n fraftig 9reo0e - en flanmen-
6e StDrfe / llotrpffet, og en- ollioig
&jenoifob til Silltonoene / forifjelIige
8efolfningslag er ba,1s 1eregne
a%ien6etegn.
San bar Sen fgrite Mfaoemifer til
at meloe fig til 5ocialoemofrotict; /
1898 polgtes ban til 8olfetbings'
mon0 % ban er MI lit Nartis Grofp>
rer / Migs6ogen.
Sons 6oreorag bill blipe ODER
~Go1morfs Sremifri0t / Sc ii6Ite 90
g(or" - og oil ban lloentpipl blipe
fulgt meo Snteresie ober alt.
&11n 20 6oreorog bill bIipe bolbt,
oo ST.. g. lfol bore bjemme / Gait
mart September.
Meo ieroeles sletelie,
Gbos. S. &pberg,
Genl. Mgr. 9anif=M m1rf. Gelifob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

Wy UksA M IN ~ y sItuH t.SsssasJle ttssIa sltSA
ben anoen 9SaolD0eI geien at1IIpgges
iom iagt af ben agDptiiife @eglering,
.og oenne DelSof 8eien Bill bIipe for
boIospis let at %operfomme, ffisnt ser
bill bIipe mango Broer at fonltrnere.
Ser er allerebe flere Dampere paa
begge Sper, 90 en- teIegrafif 2inie
pao 10000 Misunderstanding er OBJ
rettet og opereres meo fulb &raft.
Set Nrbei6sforps, Ser latte 6enne
s2inie op, baboe life iaa list lllei-
4Iigbeo al 6e fore Gloffe af omippr-
men6e Nber, Ser moreoe Jig meo at
gpnge frem % tiIbage / Sraooene og
oerpe6 br9ffe Dem peo. 6eres gagt.
S5porleggert1e bar ogiao bapt megen
n%IeiligbeS at De biloe Dpr, Ser i mon.
Sc Gilfel6e par iaa oriitige at treffe
belt ne6| til Sporene for at lie paa"
-
'Mrbeioet ogI 9ogene, Ser foer forbi,
ioa Sc i mango SilfaI6e fun6e ifp-
ibes fra @11pepinbuerne. -Jor 11oger
Gi6 ii6en fortaltes Ser ON en- @ta-
tionsforitanoer, Der let Bor Gage -
Dan bab6e ingen5 fD6ebaaben POS fig
-bIep bolot inoelperret paa fin @ta-
ton al ct &ar forbol6sois, u]fpl6ige
.2gper, Ser ganife roligt tom {pa65e-
ren6e og tog @erronen i 8eii66elIe.
Sen forifraffe6e 6%oritanoer teleerd-
fereoe ON. @iRlp og mon foriggte
at ffremn1e Dem bef be6 at lenoe ct
Sog / fu1o Tart forbi @tationen;
men ga bette life bialp, i6et Sc fin.
fyurre6e breot moo uDompbe1ten" ,
maatte Ser Ie11beS ct &ar Sagere me6
naite 9og> Ser faa meo ct @ar bel
rette Stub; giorbe @n6e paa 8eIeirin-
gen. Men efter 6enne Si6 gaar gta>
tionsperionalet 6ernepe alti6 beppb-..
net for fife at blipe uoiat for Iignen-
Sc ltbebageligbe6er.
ge0 @tctoria 6aloene blep iiote.
aar bpAget Sen iaafal6te 8ambeli
8ro, Ser er ct al &er6ens itgrlte 8ro-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sen bor ct
Mioter 5pano al 500 sos 2engoe,
og 80 500 / 8reo6e, og beier 1000
Cons, bpgget al 5taalbj9lfer> ser
peier 5000 G6. &%ubiffo6en. De a11-
Gre 9pan0 er 70 sos bper. glrbei-
set blep uofdrt fra begge 8reo6er,
i6et Moterialet blep taget ODER og
m1brogt peo @ielp al Ell eleftriif
Ser f1tn0e lgfte en- St=Sons
@egt mes Ell @lrrtisbe6 al 20 sos
/ Minllttet. @ictorio 6oI6e1e CT
meo b6i &on0ital10 omtrent, 0obbeI1
iaa bre0e JONI Miagara Sails, og
noe item bobbelt iao bpje.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22
2cm 46. etjernc i uniumsilaset.

2cn 46. stjerne i l1niOnsilaset.
Sibite 2proug. 11n0ertegne6e Hr9lt=
Sent Mooiepelt Set officielle Mftltpffe,
Set optager Sc bi6tilpnrenoe Serri=
torier Sflaboma og Sn0ian territory
unber 9eapnet Sflaboma ion1 6cn 46.
Stot / Sen MISUNDERSTANDING Union al
6riitater. 8rGiioenten benptte6e
2ejligge0en til / .uarme Sro at an
befale 9efolfningen iMri5ona % Seem
Merico at fplge Set ber gipne Cts
empel og fomme in6 i l1nione11 lom
Ell Stat, - en- Screening lom BOG
fra mango @ioer, life min6lt / fra
8efolf11ingen / Mri5ona ieIp og life
noen @runo aniees for / bgieite
@ras 'tretferoig Woo oenne iioite
lom 6elge nj BEN poerit blanoeoe og
tiloels ltbel6ige 4arafter, 8efolfnin=
gen / Seem Merico er i 8eii66eIie at.
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Sra q. srpp, q. g..

6or fort Sis ii0en reiite EN- al bore
beolte 6anife @eno meo Samilie fer
fra 8pen, nen1lig Gbr. &a5m1Slen.
@an bar Gorman0 pua l1niberIal
9%grltefabrif fer / 8Den, bpor ban MI
iapneS meget, bau6e al bans Sore
latte og bans l1n6eriaatter. San fit
Ininttelie iom Superintendent paa
Globe Bruib @orfs, Gongreis> 81. g..
9an bar beflRot mango Tilli6spolter
Der iblorot Daniferne; bans ii0ite
Silli0spoit fer bar iom &asierer /
2oge 1873, 9. SO. 81 pnfer bam
alle at set maa gao bam go6t 6er-
neoe, og hi baaber, at ban engang bill
fomme tilbage bertil igien, ligeiom
alle andre 9anife gigr, iom refer
berfra.
81 gle6er % be0, at III / bisIe 90
&c bar faaet Ell brab Danifer meo
6amiIie tiIbage BERTH fra California,
b6or ban bar opboIbt Jig i ca. balba11-
set Mar, nemltg S. g. 8ecf. Son er
.Stifteren at 9. g. g., 2oge 1873, %
9. g. g, 2oge e, Der / 8Den %
9. g. g, 2oge 1870 at scbanecteop,
g. O.;sog 81 ban bar / California,
laa ban belIer lite paa Ben Iabe Si-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

Gr ser 6are for, at &irfen lfal libe
u10er bette? &erlonligt troer ieg
set life /; men bpis oct MI lful6e bore
Gilfplbet, ga. CT Set liffert poa SIDE,
at &rpiterne. nGrmer Jig MaSierne
% ipger at pinoe 0e1n tilbage. @ois
ser er nogen 6are, Ga er. set 6enne,
at bbis life &irfen fan4pinoe 2ogerne,
nil 2ogerne pinoe &irfen. S bbilfet
Tom BELT SilfGloe oil set bore ct
5fri6t moo Maalet, life 5mmen=
lll1tning, men 5ompirfe. Strife eller
2pge er begge bpggeoe paa arilti
Sore.
0g MI til 9lutning ct 8ar Sro
om Sc Sn6ben0inger> iom gipres moo
2oger: Set bol6er Manoen bprte
ira &iemmet. 81, for cit Stun6,
bpis ban ga er li6t interesleret / beg
&C. Seq gaar p~erionligt til 2oge=
1neoe bber 2proag. Set barer gier-
tic en- Slime, bpiit en- og Ell balp. Sm
Snsoagen gaar~ jeg til @gnnempoe,
ogiaa Ell Sime. Sm 5irsoagen &or-
prgpe % 5reoas g. g: 2ereres
Msoe en- til TO aimer bper. @bilfei
bol6er mig melt borte fra &iemmetS
Oct er life for Meomenneifernes
5fplo. Set er at perionlige Snter:
ester, iigeS Der; Der uofgres intet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

foniifH Detltes at blipe gienginlot
Sntet ct mere nrigttigt erb oenns
Naaitar6. 5or bIot'en W}aaneoS Eli
Itoen bar en- 8rober og leg ielD oDrt
Dos Ell @nfe me0 fire :8pr,1, % oDer.
Iepereoe benoe $4,000, 'benoeS Mai,oS
M%sinrance. San bIep orGbt nnoer
fit slrbeioe. On Mfarro i fin 'beoit.
Mloer, iom bapOe op11aaet at faa III
eget @iem og betalt bet; men Set
bar ogiaa alt ban bapoe funnel ipare
AT fin 2pn. @bor bar Ri life GLADE
beo at frtn0e brtnse 6isie &enge, bel
pi0enoe, at MI f,n6e 6e fire Smaa
bItpe ienote til 5fole og bebepeoe life
at gaa no og ilioe for nogle faa Gents
baglig for at faa 6ebe, iom besberre
iaamange maa. @r set life &inlp?
Sg bpis en- Bro6er eller: bans So
mile ,er iDg, % mon gaar ooer for at
paage ODER 6em. &pilfen berlig 2ei-
ligbeo giber set life ct Menneife.
9pis sen SDge er en- &rilten, bpor
goot at fl1nne tale meb BAN ON ben
finre @erre og bans Mrbeioe, lom ri
ffal nofgre. @ller ON set er en- Stof-
tel, iom en0n,t life bar lat fin Sis
til SUD ~ bbilfen 2eiligbeo for e1,
troenbe &riiten at la6e lit 2Ds ifinne.
So, Ser er Mrbej6e for os, ieIo i Ell
bemmelig. Screening. s.
Soo> for1,6en flere Snobenoinger,
Ben iaa nigtige: Set er bemmeligt.
Men bbori beitaar ga 6isie &emme<
ligbeoer? Com 8rp0re ct ri forplig=
teoe til at biGlpe' b%inan6en, bbor ri
enc mp0es. Nl bil6e set 10 1ere en-
let Sag for ell @pentprer at fon1ne
og iige: usSeg beret til 6enne eller
FIN 2oge og pnifer &iqlp". So bpem
peo. So, ri bar pisie bemmelige
Segn. gis os Segnene. Ct 6e rig
tige, bo ct alt / Sr6en. @rgb at
refs til ct fremmeo 2ano og fig: Seq
er amertfanif 8orger og pnlfer
@ielp. SSa gjer11e, big Ceres Yopi-
rer. Mffurat set famine. Men bem=
meltge Me6er 6a? = @pis min SIT
itrr og leg taller ON 6amilieoffnrer,
loo l1tffer hi gjerne 9eren og ugol-
Ser ct bemmeligt Meoe". Metpp set
lan1me. Sg set .er al sen Semme=
ligbeo Ser fin6es. Mlt bpo0 boloes
ifjult ct Set, iom fun fommer 2ogen
.beo, og 11aor' ct NIT Meolem optages,
ga er bon itrofs giort oelogtig /
&emmeligbe6eu<
2a0 os mp0es, Strife og Screening,
las os pirfe lammen, life fipes. SCI
far fglles S11teresier, pg fan uofpre
bore Eligter be6re bper iinr, peo at
on19aaes penligt. Set er en- gle6e=
Zig STRENGTHENING, at M1o6piljen me-
re og mere bprtfal6er, pg Sc omeri=
fonife &rnlter tilberer iom 9iegel lelb
en- eller o116en 8ro0erloge.: 2o6 bore
lltberife &relter gj9re ltgeioa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

get unoer 9perpeieNe gnoDioelr{e.
meooelegs at 8rofesior g. 90. Bruce
relignereoe fit B~rofesiorm og afilog
at mo0tage $500 til fortiatte tbeoloz
eiife. 9tuoier, feroi Gep. g. 6. @iert-
len / ct ifarpt Mngreb pad Brofesio=
rem pnaltob, at oenne nGreoe % foit
reOe filoiofiife gnifuelier Wooifrio
meo iunoe l%l1tberanife 9oftriner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22
Joma.

- st ungt Bar, George MeanS
og Marp Broefbaulen, unoleb forle-
sen fra 1ama til Mariballtotpn, bbor
Sc blep pieoe. &igenS belboDenbe
Gorelore / Cana par meget imo0
bette @gteffab. .:..
- Gorretningsfparteret Sc
Claire ne6br9n6te %forleoen. Blanot
anoet brnnote 8pens lterlte @otel,
&nigbt Of Bptbios Sail og nogle ito
re J%orretninger. 1abet paa 9Dg-
ninserne onl1aaes til $4,000.
= Sra Sc Wars meooeles, at @be-
meyer Gaois, en- Girfu5gipgler, bar
tilItooet, at set par bam ser forleoen
oberfol6t Mils Soiepbine @illmcS,
for bpilfen Sorbrpoelie Ell Neger,
boem BUN bonbe ubpeget iom ben
5fDloige forleoen nnr bar blepclt
lpncbet / 2uperne, Minn;
= Sra .6iour Gttp meooeleS, at
"ltncle Som1" omli6er bar be1luttet
fig til at fslge Set al 8anfer oJ q
partment Stores 9ipne @fsempel og
/ set lofale @Q1tfontor inorette ct
vltoctine ROOM, bbor 0dnter, Der
pnlfer at u6fploe eller inoIpie Soft
anpiSninger og lg1., fan giere bette
/ Greo for Sc mango @eanofolf Ser
6riper omfring / Boltfontorets for
ifiellige Dunn og generer 9amerne
mes 6eres nelepile Stirren eller
flooieoe 8emerfninger.
- Sobn S. Scene 9grfebi1fop uf
Dubuque, bolot forle0en> ifripes 0er
fra Soma Gitp, for en- graouerenbe
&lasie fra @tatsuniperlitetet / Soma
cit n1eget op1tgtsbaffenoe Sale, I
bbilfen fan bl. a. u6tolte ioh lin jul
Sc Sperbebtsning, at Sen iefteriife
Gi05oloer / &eligion par peo at gaa
og if11l6e efterfglges al Ell en-
6rpgtigbe6ens 9@ra / religigs San=
feint % Girflombe0. San iog0e,
at al 6ociali5me u6en Sri ten0om
o%p6Soe1nte, fig lelp, og at tim Sen
fri]tellge Sociulisme fun0e u6rette
= Sra Ssfoloola fortulles ON Ell
NOR ON Gtreife / Yenn &le0ningsfu=
brifen. Ser git forleoen ale SD=
pigerne, ser for ct Murs Sis iibeu
bap0e 6annet Ell Union, pau 9treife,
foroi s(rbciosmnnoene / Toftpriet life
bar ul111ion nobe" - @l1fser! Saa=
logoe Figernes SolSrnan0 til
Mrbejoerues Jorman0: &i pnlfer, at
S ifal ififte @lfser! Tormanoe1
ON @rlnoen % fit at bioe,
at Eigerne har / en Union og biloe
life orbeioe, noor SET por SSffe=llnion
/ Nerbe0en. Mnn6ene bill
Sc imiolerti6 life ififte @1,fser, bbor=
poa cit Gtreife fulgte og fbrlt ba
Monager boO6e giDet ollie
Mrbejoerne npe SDerulls, blep 60
gen bilogt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

SCI ltifteoe bar1 Ell s. g. 2oge
i Mreatd. 81 gniter bam ale biairtttee.-..
Iiig DeIfornrgen tiiIIbage Der. S6ann p =,
M begDnbe III &Iumber-5orret1tine
Der i BDen tgien, bporiI bi bnifr
bam al &elo % 2pffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22
1l1innefota.

III sGtEIE4SS NsEHS n3RA4&AS
5tillnater bolot forleoe1
5tote Mslociation Of &ural Mai
Carriers 6eres aarlige aonpention
Ser bar omtrent 40 Delegater I'll
I5teoe.
8ells fan6tes forle6en s. 81.
@illiamion, en- &eiien6e for ct lterre
@omsiionsfirma / Seem Dorf, opo /
fin Seng / ct 2ogisbus 6eri 8pen.
San baboe beret omtrent en- l1ge i
8Den og babe 6r11ffet tet. Dgos=
aariagen erflere6es at bore Mlfoboz
|lisme.
- Sra Golep meo0eleS, at 8. S.
|Strano, en- 5prbp6er poo Greet
Nortbern 8anen, er blepen tilfienbt
Ell @fa6eseritatntng bos Sellfabet
for $4,000 for 8eifa6igelier, for
aariaget beo en- GfSpIoiion poa 2o=
fomotipet, bbor ban arbeibeoe, paa
Snren gie11nem @aibinaton. 8ane,
idifabet bill appelere Dommen til
9gieiteret.
- &jerneltenen til Mortin Golln=
|tDs $125,000 &aa6bus / 5nirmlont
.blep forle0en ne0lagt un0er ltore sri
tibeligbe0er. @rpernpr Sobnlon
bolbt Gelttalen, og Ser fan6t Ell flor
&araoe Ste0 al uniformere6e Gel
faber og 8orgere. Sen blep oper=
peret at SEN itgrite Meng6e, Ser mo-
gen iinbe bar pGret foriamlet / Count
tret.
g. 2ulsoorf al Mantoto er opo.
San bar Ell al Npropeiten5 Yionerer;
fp6t Spiflan6 for 70 glor itoen fom
ban til Nmerifa / 1853 og til Mol1=
fato / 1863 bbor ban arbeioeoe en-
flor notwithstanding op. San
bar / fit Sis Mgent / Georgetown
for @uoion 8ap So. og bpgge0e Set
ferlte @1ts | Moorbeoo> ltgeleoes SEN
anoe1 9an1per, ser lpb op as Sen
.norolige gel al &eo @iper. San
oberlepes al cit Gen.
- S sen lille 8p Mabiion Safe
er Ser for nplig foregaaet Ell Sfan=
0ale al Sang. Sen 75oarige 81. g.
Cole lag0e at bore fomtnet meo
nogle minore pene Ben1nrfninger
ON Mrs. Suli11s MeinberA bos
bpcm ban enga11g bapoe bout Soft
og 2ogis. 3ette fom oenne for Gre,
og bun begop Jig oeref tier no n1eo Ell
Filf % gap Jig til at prpgle lps pao
Cole; Scr. &einsberg fom oglqa til
5teoe, og begge @errer 1igcs at bnpe
trnffct &epolDcren. 911cllen blep
imiolertio forbinoret> men begge
Me116 iii binan0en orrelteret ber1=
bol0spis for ODerfal0 og for at gaa
mes lfiltlte 8aabet. 9tu trlter Cole.
ogloa me6 at foa Mr3. &einsberg or
reiteret.
- SAUCES Gpnooe al sen norife
Strife, Ser iem ti0ltgere meb0elt, for
nDlig bar Dol6t fin aarlige &onpen=
ton / &e0 @ing> mootog fort FORM
Den Mfil1,tningen en- Me0oelelie fra
ti0ligere Nrelt / @irfen 8. 81. 0ltbp>
Ser bar u0traaot for at blibe 9oftor
og @ppnotiit. 9an 5a6 ON Gilgi=
pelle og iagse at billie gieni1l0trG0e /
SDno0en; bans Mnbragenoe bleb to-
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ppbraselie.

5a6eren: u@tao fife Ser og eIo
og ie bum ub, &eter. 8is, at gu.
bar 0pbragelie. Snp6 Meien oe.
ta' Baitor &anien pent / &oanoen
og II @oooaa, sin &Ioorian'"
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sra SnSianapolig.

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q slu''o'g lolpelepl 4epelel pu' pen
lin ps 'a%plrp'l9eloe !oront'oe1 n1eo
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hnorfro So oi,o;,+o ,,,o> CON- jGon~
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Sen 4. es,,li FOLDER snoefosien
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-06

CRAwFIsH MARKET OF ST. LoUIs.-T
saw an article in the papers a few days
ago that st. Louis county sold $4,000
worth Of crawfish last year. That's
nothing" said Theodore Elliott, the
biggest crawfish dealer in st. Louis.
"St. Louis and East st. Louis dealers
will sell $4,000 worth this season, and
the sales may even go higher.
THE season began about the first
of May and it will end about the first
Of August. They are being brought
across the river by the wagon and skiff
load, and the demand for them is al
ways greater than the supply. I know
one man in st. Louis who will eat 200
average sized crawfish at one sitting,
and many who will not stop at less
than ten or twelve dozen.
Until a week ago most of the catch
had been very small, but we are get
ting them all sizes now. Nearly all
those brought across the river come
from Grass and Pittsburg lakes, five
or six miles from East st. Louis, and
there are hundreds of catchers after
them every day. l know one colored
man who will dispose Of $4,000 worth
before the season ends. It's getting
to be a great business."-St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-06

Sir Henry Clinton, anxious to cut on
all communication between the coun-
try and city, sent out body Of fifteen
hundred chosen troops under Colonels
Webster, Tarleton and Ferguson, to
scour the country in search Of Huger
and his cavalry. On the night Of the
14th of April Colonel Tarleton with his
legion Of cavalry, and Colonel Fergu-
son, with his rifemen, led by a negro
through by-paths, completely surpris-
ed Huger's men. The Americans made
but little resistance. The men fed to
the swamp, and thus most of them
escaped; but all the baggage Of all
kinds, together with most of the
horses, fell into the hands Of the Brit
ish.
After the British fleet had stationed
itself in a position not to be nolested
by Fort Moultrie, the greater part Of
Lieutenant Colonel Scott was left in
command Of 1t, with few men. On
the 7th of May, Colonel Scott having
been summoned by the British feet,
was forced to surrender. The British
flag was soon seen over its walls.
When Sir Henry Clinton first landed
on James Island, he sent for REIN
forcements to Georgia and ordered
three thousand more troops from New
York. The troops under command OF
the gallant Earl CORVALLIS. arrived
four days after the overthrow of HUI
gers troops at Biggen's Bridge, Corn
wallis was stationed at HadrelPs Point.
All communication between the coun-
try and city was now cut of, and the
investiture Of the city complete. The
third parallel of the euemy's works
was finished, and the city was sub
jected to a terrific cannonade. both
from the land batteries of Clinton, and
the fleet Of Arbuthnot. Night and day
the firing was kept up. The defences
Of the city gave way before the
heavy guns Of the enemy, and the
houses Of the city were set on fire by
the carcasses thrown into the city.
Men, women and children were killed
In the streets. No place was safe. and
hunger began to stare the besieged
In the face. All hope failed the garri-
son, and the citizens were In state Of
alarm bordering on despair. General
Lincoln was urged by the citizens to
surrender or the best terms he could
obtain. 1ws
I On the 9th Of May, pressed on all
sides, General Lincoln surrendered to
Sir Henry Clinton and Admiral Ar
buthnot. Everything passed into the
hands Of the enemy. This as we
shall see in the sequel, was the sad
dest blow the state of South Carolina
had experienced. Men made of differ
ent material would have folded their
arms in despair and given up the
cause of freedom as lost The Ameri-
can garrison lost in killed, ninety
two; In wounded, one hundred and
forty-eight. The British lost in killed
seventy-six; in wounded. one hundred
and eighty-nine.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-06
PRIMARY PREDICTIONS.
Laurens Editor Thinks He Under
stands Situation.

Laurens Editor Thinks He Under
stands Situation.
When the primaries are over 1t may
be interesting to talk about the fol-
lowing prediction, based on a study
Of the facts:
Mr.. Lumpkin will receive about
10000 votes against Senator Tillman.
This leaves $4,000 for Tillman.
Mr.. Martin F. Ansel will lead In the
first primary by at least 10000 votes
over his nearest opponent and be
elected overwhelmingly In the second
primary Four years ago he carried
his old judicial circuit almost to
man and It gave him about $4,000
votes to start with. He got mighty
few elsewhere. Hayward and Tai
bert were known generally and he was
not. That race introduced him.
Barring accidents, he is as good as
elected. People who want band-wag-
on seats will take due notice.
At present Mr.. Cole l.. Blease is
leading for second place. If Senator
Tillman joins in the campaign he will
quietly undertake to put stop to
this and to throw his influence to Mr..
r. I. Mannfng-not that he likes Man
ming so much but because he thinks
Manning would prove a stronger man
in the final heat. Meanwhile, IL Mr..
Blease continues to develop strength,
Senator Tillman will be scared off
from interfering.
Mr.. A. w. Jones will be elected
comptroller general and ought to be.
The closest contest of all is be-
tween Col. Lewis w. Haskell and
Col. ]. c. Boyd for adjutant and in
spector general. We can't predict
the result.
The race for railroad commissioner,
Is Wharton against the field with Sui
livan second.
We hope Col. Tribble will be elected
secretary Of state.
We believe that j. Fraser Lyon
will sweep the state for attorney gen.
eral, we believe in the people strong
ly enough to take for granted that
they will elect him overwhelmingly.
He deserves election more than any
man that has run for any office In the
state in 20 years.
In the cases Of Tribble and Lyon
the judgment Of the Advertiser may
possibly be biased by its wishes-we
do not know. In the other cases, we
wish some Of our predictions elected
and some defeated. OF course this
Laurens newspaper is for Wharton
first, last and all the time.
Keep this and joke us about 1t when
the votes are counted.-Laurens Ad-
vertiser.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-06

some objections, and would withhold
information that he will communicate
freely, so long as he does not know to
what use I intend to put It,"
Having decided upon his course,
James Billings dismissed the subject
from his mind, and sought his couch
with brow whose unruffied smooth
ness betrayed no sign Of the dark
schemes which had been working
within.
no BE CONTINUED
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no BE CONTINUED.