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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04
PROSPEROUS SOUTH.
thn Columbia State.

From the Columbia State.
 "'rhe best year the south has had in its history" That is the way in which the year 1905 is being designated in the year-end reviews. Have you thought what that means? Have you thought, too. that the statement is literal truth? Is it any wonder that today the southern peo- pie look to the future with confi- dence and an enthusiasm that is inspir- ing to seel The slough of despond and poverty is left behind; wars scars are smoothed over; peace and progress move hand in hand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04
COMMENTS ON MEN AND
 MATTERS OF THE WORLD

he does 1t. That chap is paid s60 a month in a department store. Apparently his in- come Is unlimited" Just then comedian inside the theatre began to sing; "rhe man who owns a grocery store Would rarely suffer loss If all the money paid the clerk Were turned into the boss Newton C Dougherty of Peoria stands conspicuous among the stealers who made 1905 memorable year by being discov- cred. His peenlations make Judge" Ham iltons plunder look like ten-eent goods. None of the insurance thieves did so we'll all things considered.
 FOLLOW TT.
 Good example,
 c. Depew
 That Mccall has
 Set for you. An Iowa man has chased his runaway wife 10000 miles and is still on the trail. He could have found another wife while he was running around after the first one. Ex-Governor Odell says he is thankfu for the votes his candidate did receive. Every little bit helps. you know
 ALAS, THE POOR POET Every time budding poet
 Makes a verse
 Brutal chaps who have no soul
 Start to curse;
 Say then can't see how the stuff
 Could be worse
 Swear they wish the muse dead and
 In a hearse.
 Just because poor fool dares
 Make a verse. With Grover Cleveland sitting on the lid, there is no reason why the three big life insurance companies of New York can not be cured of the relating habit. The water-wagon joke is being as badly over-ridden as the w. w. itself was Jan uary l.
 It is probable that by this time Miss Alice Roosevelt and her nance are accus- toned to being stared at.
 BALLAD He paid it back. He paid it back. Oh, he paid back the dough he loaned
 to Andy He paid it back, He paid 1t back, But he's no longer feeling fine and dandy. An Iowa man said Heres a gun. Go kill yourself" and the other man did. J ever see such an accommodating chap?
 PAUL COOK.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

The multi-mllionaire cannot. says Bourke Cochran, be sent to prison. but he can be badly scared by subpoena server.
 The water wagon started on New Years day well loaded down with passengers, but has plenty of seats to let at pres ent
  The President shook so52 hands at the New Year reception at the White House, which is shaking hands some. Jimmie Hyde is on the ocean throw ing up some of those siOO'OOO dinners that the policyholders paid for. An Indiana woman who has earned s50o,- oOO has married chap who promised to take care of it for her
 --- -s------ When some of the leaves were turned over on Monday last they should have been glued down.
  Commissioner Garfield ought to do well in Congress. with his past record as a recommendation. Everybody is wondering who were the nine gods of war by Whom General Bingham swore, Police Commissioner Bingham is his own press agent. The nine gods Of war are with him.
 It appears That somebody has been handing something to the police of St. Louis
  The hatchet is buried in Bfeathitt county but the bomb is still rampant in Russia.
 Bob Fitzsimmons vas knocked out, but he got share of lthe gate money. MT. Osler
 Bourke Cochran has gone to Arizona for his health-and possible senatorship. When you ask if Senator Depew has ItSikntu iue til NtASt ANOi S1A+
  Adulterated food and adulterated Sena- tors are both conspicuous in Kansas.
  Sarah Barnhart lives in Mena, Ark. Sarah is not related to the divine one.
  Inventor Holland proposes to equip ev- cry suburbanite with 49-cent wings.
  Selma Is feeling ehesty over the pros pect of seven-story ''skyscraper."
 --------------s.-------- Alabama produced s45,4OO in gold last year, but cotton is her long suit.
  This is & mild winter for all except frenzied inaneiers and big grafters.
  Champion Jack OBrien begins to be as famous as John D. Rockefeller
 ----.s.---- It remains to be seen how well "greas- CTS" will dig the Panama canal.
  Gen. Bingham can be trusted to keep one eye on the canteen
  Mime. Nordlca can stop fire, but not u mouse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04
IN THE OLD DAYS.

From the Kansas City Times.
 There are people in Kansas City who can recall the time when husbands and wives lived together for lifetime; but that was before there was such a thing known as chorus girls.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04
WILL SAIL SOME MORE.

From the Jackson Clarion-Ledger.
 Walter Wellman, a newspaper man who has been sailing pretty high around Washington for several years, will att tempt flight to the North pole.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

From the Kansas City Star.
 The unhagging Louisville Courier Journal still speaks of the tariff as a pra fl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04
BASE cALuMNY.

From the Boston Globe.
 It Is a malicious falsehood that there is Boston girl so grasping that she hung up her umbrella cover Christmas eve
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04
EXPLAINED AT LAST.

Prom the Memphis News-Scimitar
 Andrew Carnegie is writing his auto biography. An, this accounts for the li braries
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04
GOOD SUGGESTION

From the Louisville Courer-Journal.
 Before we discover the North pole in an airship hadn't we better first discover an airship?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04
EXPERT OPINIONS ON
 POETRY AND THE POETS

ought to be printed without any further cost than that which we are now pay ing-namely, our own time, work and care
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

Senator Morgan does not think Uncle Sam should become d debt collector from the South American republics. He is old fashioned but right.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

A rolling chair magnate of Atlantic City took New Year plunge in the surf. He is welcome to all that sort of fun he wants right now.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

Mir Nicholas Romanoff has yet a chance 10 swear off absolutism, for his New Years day Is still to come.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

Those leaves that were turned over are mostly back in their old places. They could not accustom themselves to unaccustomed places.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

Nordica is heroine because she re- fused to sidestep when spoonful of al- cohol created a slight blaze on the stage near her.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

More leaves have been turned over and more diaries started this week than ever before in like space of time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

odell planes the selection of Chauncey Depew in the Senate on MT. Roosevelt. Alas. how far has our Chauncey fallen!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

Gen. Bingham. New York's new police of war, but he neglects to name them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

fl HAVE just been reading" said Col
 onel BIn Of Chiggerville. san ae-
 count of the funeral of Charles T. Yerlles, the street railway magnate and millionaire Five carriages, two of them occupied by private detectives, followed the body to the mausoleum in Greerfwood cemetery. It is said that New York has seldom witnessed more desolate funeral. Thus passed one of the most brilliant and successful financers Of the day. a man who led life surpassing in romance the widest dreams of fiction, who had wealth. power and friends with out number-everything but happiness. There are few men in Alabama. however poor and humble, whose demise would not arouse more real and lasting grief. Good subject for moralizing? To be sure, but what's the use? Such examples are becoming too frequent these days
 An Oklahoma man pawned his mule to pay for a marriage license and then walked eighteen miles back home to claim his bride. Bet they will never want a divorce
 DEY ANT NO USE.
 Whuts de use ter complain
 When de sun don't shine?
 Boun ter cum out ergin-
 Aint no use ter whine.
 An Ohio man says his bride is a vixen four days of the week but is affeetionate and good for the remaining days. He's dense if he does not know on what days of the week to stay away from home. ..I see" said Smathers, "that an auto mobile ran over a prominent man the other day in New York;
 .To be sure it did' answered by stander, heatedly. Did you expect the blasted thing to walk around him or jump over his head?'
 WHEN A MAN DIES.
 They shed quantity of tears,
 That would a bucket fill;
 And then they gather round to hear
 The reading of his will. A man who wasi confined in an Ohio jail ate dozen electric light bulbs with evil dent relish. While light. the diet is nev- ertheless expensive. Electric bulbs cost more than eggs per dog.
 young man in radiant attire assisted his lady love from carriage before the entrance to local theatre. The girl was lovely, the young man appeared supreme ly happy and there was a gilded atmos- phere about the picture they made. T wonder" said an observant man, ''how
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

The water wagon started on New Years day well loaded down with passengers. but has plenty of seats to let at pres
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

santor LaFollettes pompsdour will ap pear in the Senate chamber today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

The President shook sO52 hands at the New Year reception at the White House, which is shaking hands some.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

Jimmie Hyde is on the ocean throw ing up some of those sl0o'OOO dinners that the polcyholders paid for.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

The muiu-mllionaire cannot says Bourke Cochran, be sent to prison. but he can be badly scared by subpoena server
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

An Indiana woman who has earned s50o- 00O has married a chap who promised to take care of it for her.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

When some of the leaves were turned over on Monday last they should have been glued down.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

A man who wasf confined in an Ohio jail ate dozen electric light bulbs with evil dent relish. While light, the diet is nev- ertheless expensive. Electric bulbs cost more than eggs per dog.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

Commissioner Garfield ought to do well in Congress, with his past record as a recommendation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

Everybody is wondering who were the nine gods of war; by Whom General Bingham swore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04
KEEPING UP THE LICK.

Mime. Nordlca can stop fire, but nc a mouse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04
WHEN A MAN DIES.

WHEN A MAN DIES. They shed a quantity of tears, That would a bucket fill; And then they gather round to hear The reading of his will.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

It remains to be seen how we'll "greas- CTS" will dig the Panama canal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

Police Commissioner Bingham is his own press agent The nine gods Of war are with him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

Gen. Bingham can be trusted to keeI one eve on the canteen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

Champion Jack OBrien begins to be as famous as John D. Rockefeller
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

Ex-Governor Odell says he is thankful for the votes his candidate did receive. Every little bit helps. you know
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04
From .the Richmond TImes.pispateh

Z HEN The Times Dispatch began AU the publication of Poems You
 w Ought to Know" on October
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

Washington Bureau Age-Herald 142i G street. N. W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

It appears that somebody has been handing something to the police of St. Jouis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

An Iowa man has chased his runaway wife 10000 miles and is still on the trail. He could have found another wife while he was running around after the first one.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

 Entered at the Birmingham, Ala, post office as seeond-class matter under act of Congress March 3, 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

The hatchet is buried in Bfeathtt county but the bomb is still rampant in Russia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

This is a mild winter for all except frenzied fnaneiers and big grafters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

to pay for marriage license and then walked eighteen miles back home to claim his bride. Bet they will never want a divorce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
'PEAG |q||V|s|sI|6||h|||||' } I ! !
NQN'|'A||' WORK NJ: III I
.Marb1ehead Has ArriVed at
atemala and Sailed $Be yond @
Tllree lie Limit ss5
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Preliminary ora1 Son
fercllce isl = 27ro ressinGgs With q
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svAsI1N GroN uIy !. nrlai,derI =
Null OF the iarbl ehead. has sad ylsed
the Navy DepaT Ttment hat llat atssSisYessel
arrived at San Jose, Il G,lateria l,l, o.day,
with the peace com Irissionenry # on board,
and has sal lied beyond the three mile limit
Sto enable the con n,missio oners to conduct
their nego otiations.
& Mr. Conf the me n an minister, 70
sGuatema la, has retIrn ed G & g uate teh,ala
CITY, and; from thlss time on will She able
i ID look after NOR! can I'M erests at the
peace conference bet tweens Guatemala and q
Salvador, 3ss Z. {!
rho state pepar rtment srece lYed II sSai dis.
patch today from Al ri Brown. the lner;--3
Sican5! charge at Gu atemaln Il city, q n
snounclng the az ret turn stiea u IL his sll-
Sreror, W Is was issS on his wa to tile
united States when bhostll ties; broke sout
between Salvador and Gua tenl ali r.
Dispatches received at the Y State n De-
Spnrtment from Amer lean representatives
lin the two Central y, Anne rlcnn re- epublics
also indicate that the Ice SisS being
respected, and preliminary Ii nego tiatlona
for the conference are l'rog gls'Hslllg salts;
factorly, II tsl S y. s8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
-FOUR [. Lives lost BY
EXPLOSION. In Shaft |
Their Gasoline Lamp Ignites Gas
as Men Are Being Lowered
for Nights Work

n
BLl1EFIELD. w. 1. Va, July ls, ,--4As a
result Of an explosion IN the Dixon mine
at Huger, In the east end aof the Tug
River field, AT o'clock Tonight, i
lace Mitchell and four m!nors-- Ernest
Jones, Palmer fiNl'lls and Robert Harris
(brothers) and John Gilmore dead,
and Bill a Grouse and Lang gdon uteside
Will die from burns ard slloss.
The men were going OF, iuty for. the
night, and had alta sted doWsl. the shaft
in bucket. They had iS4one n bout half
way way down when sths eSptosion cce a!Ted..
Tha first five men ma lllel we're blown
out OF the bucket and down to the bot
tom Of the shaft where they were .aIes X q
almost to pulp. The sxp xplosion was fa4Eed
by' the men having q sascl Inc lamp IN
the bucket While descending, q ths light .sl7 Z
safety lamps are ordinarily used In en-
tering, and II sis not slsnoW u lyll tteSlnen
carried the gesoli Ire laHlI Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
WILL N NO'I. I 9 { I. J N'lF:'E:R. u! T ;, +
s. 7 YPO ! } OTHET'A.E; 1 |! I: =;
Bod Adopxs r ESQ luton cellar
ling There S N thing on J hichl*34 Il
stoH Confer With Union 5

(By5 Associated Press.)
$5s $5sBIlEFALO,5N. sB " nl ~ 49, The United
iTypothetae OF America to o-day fatty de-
sclined to COME WI til officials Of the IIl-
5ternauonnl Typog apht deal Union. in re-
gard to the strik g, inau ue IN ted nearl Vi 2
year ago, fors an eig t-honr rg d VI and
the closed shop. r rttsid dent El lis. OF the
sTypothetae received 4 a le etter,,t 81 ned by
James NJ. Lynch /. presld lent. and y Js35B ".
Hays, a vice pre- 81 sident representing I he
executive council OF X the 81 Internatio ional
sTypog ra4hical II Union, sta ting hat they
were ready for a. conference with a view
to adjusting the differences that now ex-
list. Trailing In obtaining this confer
ence. the ettersread the temper OF tho
members or this Typogra hical Union Will
demand n continuance Of the str GLE
After sthis let ter had been read. he toll
lowing resolution was s uilanil11 IN 70 y
adopted s8 Il ass II 3. |.
( .S .'.R esolved, THAT the Typotiie tae of
America D, In convention assembled have ave
nothing on which to confer Will he
Representatives of the ternationa Typo
graphical Union, and that AirstL Lynch ana
Mr.. lays have l1aen SO informed.
sS The following O ofiicers were elec cted by
acclamatlon: n s ;s Y .ss st}
President George w: ELLIS. 3.s Boston; I on
lVice-P -Presid dent, William D. Greene, New
York; Treasurer homas e. I>onnelly. NJ ,ll
Chicago q I'LL
Selection OF the next convention city
was left to the Executive COMMITTEES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
I. n 4 49,, 4 .,roaa,1

ga. IA Sa EreSS. tsS:t
NJ ST. P11TERsBUTsG,SJ July %, y sA.s M .--t .7--.t
An addressSto the country set ting forth,
the attitude Of Parlia ment on tho agra "
frinn question, and theF reason for the de-
I lay I'M the adoption Of u golut tion of the
problem. was adopted BY, the lower, house
at d 2Ffo' clock this Il morning 3, but In an
5enas asculated form, vi itllF chnng res sdesigne
to N ilnimize the \ reyolut tionary2 features
sof the document Y as NJ a III q ppenl tos the
tpeopl a gainst the government ], and to,
tshft the emphasis lto a snot e Of nncl flea Il
Stlon,s in which tho peasantry are sexf orted!
{oIsrefrain from N excesses s. and ii iolence.S
ana s:to await Parliament e n cision In!
Tho ad dress ~ as only saved from being
4 defeated n BY the gabstention IN from voting
1 81 1o1 Sr1embers Sof IA ne 4 Group Of Toll
and sym pattizer with tha sfac ton who
favored a more radical me sure There
" eret only 12 votes all Const
Democrats. for the ddress, and sS g
Eagainst sit ].
Tie Hobbies Of the House the sole
top sof$ peculat was the possible dis
\ solution h OF Parliame erlt The u prevailing
was a that the government
\ d bandoned the idea of Sa compromtse sc ilen;
Sit found gthat with Parliament u r. was not
d question OF II the subsh Il ton "A 4 of men.
&but or ple5 SS5$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
'R||||'|| I
B01T0QIQ' RIVER 4
Sunk b u Foul n lays u " lien Cargo
Vas Load ed and SsB oat 5tI2 2ead
CTi ON SAWS ECREy!vlI
,tgs5s MN MI se
Colored l Fliremal IS II 4 II S 4; 81 loff lo9ff
5S Opening Her Sea s. Cocks and 55
{ ". ssSiis gPlac cedE EUnd der# Arrest !,

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(Special ltttoS The y Tines -Dispa tch.)

II, i. Especial to- The ;ri mes Dispa tch.)
asPETERsBURci, ,{ .3S n July The
st a Ell ah,ers Il okanoke thel Petersburg.
IN Norfollss ana a sWs & n. yigatlon
Company was sui ls5 Mt Ter wharf here
about, Al O'Clock Sthis morning ssby the open
Ing u Of herr sea COZ ks. Il and Julian Ga al
''loway.5 the col 81 duty ct ct
the time, was arrested q bout o:3o this
morning on isusp picIon:. u
hel s.sunkel d s. tennler Is resting easily
on4 the mud sbo tom, In hou t ten fee t of
water, and Will sbel isetl by g wrecks
Ing tug, expect ted fro m e orfol TX light.
.ITer Hold, !, is rloodc al and low or; deck sub
merged, but " tthess sal lopn deck u and ppel'
works ! are all hove WI ter, and e as far
MS II can bs II lea ned ,sf she y seems to have
sustained title q anna ge ii fs
~ SAVED Tile CREW.
" rhes boat had 4 on all her cargo, and
was read For he regular down trip
this morning. when H the crew turned In
lat ia IL o. clock last night shortly after 3
Captain Grad ddoolt was aroused and gave
the alarm just Iii time to- stlye I he Sleep
ing crew. he v comp any 3 officers aay
that from tie e ssStldWlr1 condition OF the
boat, and from tat eIileEts OF the cnp-
tain and eng aar,ss 1t lis YidantE that the
sinking was the result at foul work by
some ono ffanliliarfW thg the ship,
II II here Is considerable circumstantlal
evidence against Gal alloWay, The Polka
,nokct had "a rgoS va ped nt "a bout ~ fteen
hundred dollars. the amount Of damage
itohWlicht cannot yet be ascertained. Est
Si The "A Aurora was put on the line mt once,
and made her downward trip to-day,
~ Tho other steamer was purchased only
a few weeks ago by the Sreo1rEap lzed COM
pans. and Is n steel, screw boat, with
several steel bulkheada. 81 Ss u a a RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
JlUDGEsjU.G|GESTED.P|'LAN \
F0RIG|WhG5AlM|l lM||IREBAI.E[ | | !.
Insurance Agents Submit Cor
respondence to Committee
Making This Charge,
S(By Associated Press,

o. . D. -
4 MILWAullE is, July ia large
hummer of general agents Of life In
Hurance companies appeared 4 before u he
WISCONSIN Legislative Insurance Is IHyesrI
tigating Committee to-day for the 4 pul-
pose Of discussing ma ters pertaining to
legislation. u, (, q. al fright, general agent
for the Unlon Central "a Life Insurance
Company, Of Ohio prod uced corresp
cnce ot q sensa tlonal charact ter between
his company and q Wisconsin Supreme
Court judge. IN this correspond dence, the
judge Is alleged to have offered the Scnnl;-
palyF a plan for q sub bterfuge lnder which
the Judge believed q ireha to scould ID be g iyen
him. and by which the company could
stIll be within the law, A leVlgElt
said that II supreme Court tudg dges We're
willing. to offer sub bterfige plans by " leht
tc obthin reba tes, there was ~ ttle wonder
the rank ana file OF the pub were look,
ing for rebates, The llal me sof9S the judge
pss not mad ~ sSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
.VlRGiNIA EDITORS ENJOY
TRIPS AROUND BOSTON
3 fspeclal q The 1 4, Times q Dispatch)

III Especial to The Times-D Dispatch.)
BOSTON. MASS July 19.--;;The 9.;3;-, party
of visiting editors from 1t yirginlla spent
To-day In trips through the historic parts
III gre ter 3Bost ton, starting In the morning
for I.exington9 and Concord, and stopping
lat Waltham. to Inspect the watch fac
tory there, the largest In the world. Dln--
Bner was served at the old Wright Tavern.
In Concord, This afternoon they visited
Norumbega Park. and later Harvard
University. Joe Mitchell Chapple, editor
OF the National Magazine, Y extended them
aS aSWelcome at his plant in South Boston,
tho occasion being doubly Interesting W
the fact that 1t was a1ifs birthday. To-
morrow the visitors start South. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
SHOOT u E DERS5 OF
THE HALL FI4A CTlO,:|Nl'lS.
Murder Believed to Have Been
Work OF Revenge on Thorn
berry. 5s.,3
nav Ass ocIated Press,)

LEXINGTON, KY,,s ] uly le.--4Ai q dlspa teE
received here to-day from serlneant. Is sy,.,
sta tes that John rhornberry and a richard l.'
Hall, lenders OF the Hall tactspt' "
mountain feudists. were sl'ot from sas's
b,,sl, IN Floyd county and killed. NM \ lE19;
men we're riding along n lonely mountain,
road when yolley OF rifle bnllets Wa 'ii
poured at them from the mount ntainFs ~ * le;I
Irheir mlrdeRFs escaped Into the monnfs
Itulns. Recently Tho ma rrled ING
the Hall family. and his Gclansntsn ha.s
sworn revenge, claiming that lie had be- q!
Iraysd them. Members Of, both factions y
are arming themselves. and an outprsak = g
.nf 4feud war Ia feared, I.l5 IA as1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
KILLED I'm QUARREL
AFTER CARD GAME
Members of Prominent Carolina
Families Have Trouble and
One Shoots the Other, u
(By Associated Press.

cHATLEsToN, 8, q, July ia spe-i
clal from laurens tonight tells OF q
tragedy enacted near that place this
morning, In which Elbert r., Copeland, q
prosperous young farmer, was shot and
killed by g, Wash Hunter, Both men
we're members OF pro nlnent families and
Were netghbors. They had met, with.
others, ednesday at the homo Of Lee
Mis- morning quarrei re arose. N is SAD
That COPELAND struck Wash Ii inter WI tn
4 %nis Scrutch and drew D knife, !, Wlier6pppn
4 tIunteg enaptied 1 his flYe- shooter into
COPELAND, Killing him instalatly Hunter
B ~ not been ARRESTED. lssi5.