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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
LABORERS DYNAMTTED.
Supposed to Re Result of Quarrel
Among Foreigners

Chicago, July 13.-Frank Pappallo.
Louis Pappallo and r. Frank, Italian
laborers, were killed and three others
badly Injured this morning by an ex-
ploston of dynamite under the shanty
in which they lived at a stone quarry
The dynamite was kept in a shed 500
feet from the sleeping quarters. 1t is
supposed that ill-feeiing between for
eisners led to the use of dynamite.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
ASK QUESTIONS
OF RAILROADS
A Little Hot Weather Diversion
Planned for Magnates by
the Commission.
ROCKEFELLER is GONE
FOR THE ENTIRE SUMMER.

Promised That the Treasurer of the
Standard Oil Company VIII BE On
Hand to Testify When Wanted; To
BE Called Before Grand Jury
Seven Washington Business Houses
Indicted for Trust McthOds-State
Of Wisconsin Is Moving on the Rail-
road Combination.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
The Pennsylvania and thr Standard.

jamestown. Pa, July 13.-Jefferson
Justice, auditor for the Pennsylvania
railroad, testified before the federal
grand jury today, resuming inquiry
into the relations of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company and the Standard
OIL trust. There is a vast amount of
tedious detail.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
WASHINGTON IS
OPPOSED To WAR
Will Interpose Good Offices
to PreventActua Declaration
of War in Central America.
WILL REQUEST MEXICO'S
ACTIVE COOPERATION.

Active Warfare Is Now I'm Progress
The Roosevelts Are Picnicing While
the Detectives Are Doing Their Best
to Keep a Woman Crank, once In
sane, From the Family-Two New
Battleships Ordered, of 10000 Tons
Each, the Armor Plate Contracts
Being Divided by Three.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
ROBERT SHAFFER KILLED.
His Chauffeur Was Fatally Injured
by Train Striking Automobile.

New York, July 13.-Robert Shaf-
fer, uncle of John Phipps. and broth
today by a Long Island train hitting
an automobile In which they were rid
ing. Andrew Peters the chauffeur, is
fatally injured. The train crew left
the bodies in the ditch and continued
to Long Island city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
VIII Resist the New Law.

Salt Lake. July 13.-The oregon
Short Line legal force leaves here to
attend the conference of counsel Of
the Hartman lines in Chicago Mon
day to outline a campaign to resist
the amendments to the interstate
commerce laws.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
Regulation French Duel

Paris. July 1S.-Paul Cassagns. ir..
and Lieutenant Andre, a son of Gem
erai Andre, fought with swords this
morning. Andre was wounded. Andre
assumed the responsibility in defense
of his fathers attack in his memoirs
upon Cassagnc's father.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13

Butcher Shop Was Wrecked

salt Lake, July l3.-The
butcher shop of Seth Brown. at
Fourth, North and Center. was
this morning wrecked by an
explosion OF n keg of powder,
which blew out the front and
roof and subsequently fire de- ,
stroyed the building. Brown /,
Yesterday received a threatening .
letter warning him to look out .
for trouble. The police are look .
ing for man suspected Of the .
crime.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
PULLMAN CARS FOR JAPAN.
japanese Agent Says American Rail-
roads Are Best.

Washington, July 13.-L. NJ. Miyo-
shi, general passenger agent of the
Kiushiu railroad, in Japan, is here.
He says he has ordered train OF
Pullman cars after deciding the rail-
roads Of this country are better than
the British.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
Roosevelts Are Picnicing.

Oyster Bay July 13.-The president
and family went to a picnic on the
sound today, going in rowboats to
Eaton's neck, the president rowing
one and Ted the other.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
Charges Against Schmitz.

San Francisco, July 13.-It is
} reported this afternoon the dis
trict attorney has decided to in :
vestigate the charges made BY I
: Police Commissioner Reagan I
against Mayor Schmitz. He ac- I
cuses the mayor OF irregular :
. methods in dealing with the sa-
} looms. French restaurants and I
; disorderly houses. Reagan was
. summarily dismissed from office I
; this afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
MITCHELL SHOT To DEATH
BY HIS DEPRAVED SISTER
Slayer of Crefed is Fouy Murdered by the Girl in Whose
Defence he Killed the Leader of the Holy Rollers
About Month Ago.

Esther MITCHELL Under Evil Influence of Creffd
Murder Avenge
WrongS-As Mitchell
tie to
Accused Micelrs
gI,unsI in
attic
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
High School Sorority.

Santa Cruz July 13.-The annual
conclave of the Omega high School
Sorority Is In session in the high
school building for three days, with
delegates from California, Oregon and
Washington.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
Wisconsin Aftcr Rcbatsrs.

Madison. Wis, July I3.-The gov
ernor is investigating with a view to
prosecuting all railroads in she state
on charges Of rebating.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
Villas VIII Testify.

Cleveland, July 13.-District Atto.-
ney Sullivan says that Standard OIL
officials assure him THAI Treasurer
Villas will be on hand when wanted.
He is expected to appear before the
grand jury Monday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13

considerable light will be thrown upon
the case. He is said to have advised
the murder of Mitchell and it is
thought he and the Creffield woman
worked upon the mind of the Mitchell
girl until she was practically unbal-
anced at the time of the murder.
During the entire trial of Mitchell
the Creffield woman, Frank Hurt, Es-
ther Mitchell and Mrs. Starr have
held nightly orgies in the Creffield
headquarters and at times the people
in the vicinity have threatened to call
the police to stop the loud and bois-
ferrous harraDgues emanating from the
Holy Roller house.
\ Sickening Spectacle.
Never in the history of the west has
crime developed such better feeling
as has the murder of her brother by
Miss Esther Mitchell. 1t was believed
BY nearly all the sane people of the
country who were familiar with the
crime of Mitchell that he had done no
less than any human could do. under
the circumstances in killing the dis
and driven insane his sisters.
Mitchell had been tried in court and
acquitted of the crime and public
sentiment was with him and hoped
that it was an end of the Holy Roller
craze.
The sudden and unexpected death
OF the acquitted man, at the hands of
gi irl wi hn TO
shocked the community and feeling
runs high.
Bitter language is used in connec-
ton with the Creffield woman, and
the authorities will make every effort
to protect her from any possible out
break of public rage.
Police Matron CulpabIc.
Seattle. July l3.-It developed to-
day the police matron knew Mrs.
Crcffield and Esther Mitchell carried
rcvolvers, hut she did not take the
procaution to notify the police. Fur
ther murders in connection with the
case are now feared.
Mrs. Starr Rcjoices.
Portland. July 13.-Mrs. burgess
Starr, sister of Esther and George
Mitchell, who left her babies and hus-
band to follow Creffield after Cref-
fields release from prison, where he
served term on account of intimacy
with her, is rejoicing over Esther's
crime. She says:
Il am glad Esther did it. 1t was
only just retribution."
She believes Creffield will rise from
the grave, open prison doors and set
up the kingdom of the Holy Rollers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13

Boston, July l3.-Distric Attorney
Moran has announced his Intention OF
investigating the railroad, gas and
electric companies I'm reference to
their attitude toward the statutes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
SEVENTY MUTINoUs BARRIERS.
Ogden. Utah. May Soon Be in a Queer
PreiiCament.

Ogden, July 1S.-seventy BARRIERS Of
this city refuse to obey the orders Of
the state board for examination as to
their ability. The board threatens to
close up the shops and compel every
man in this city to shave himself,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
WILL CONSULT WITH BRYAN.
Supposed to Concern the Democratic
Chnirmnnshin.

French Lick, July 13.-John Kern,
Tom Taggart's principal attorney,
sails for Europe Tuesday, presumably
to see Bryan in regard to Taggart's
retaining the craftsmanship.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
Trust Action at Washington.

Washington, July 13.-The federal
grand jury today returned indict-
ments against local trust institution
consisting of seven firms. charging
conspiracy to restrain trade.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
Virginia Negro Hanged

Newport News. Va. July 1s.-Ar-
drew Davenport, negro. was hanged
TO-DAY for the murder of William
Thomas. He denied his guilt to the
last. e
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13

Sevastopol, July 13.-It is credita-
bly, stated that Chukuin's assassin was
girl disguised as sailor. No arrests
have been made. A guard killed the
girl.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
AMnN for the Summer.

Cleveland. July l3.-It is announc-
ed that John ID. Rockefeller will not
return TO his home here this summer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
CLOUDBURST AND LANDSLIDE.
Ten Were Killed. But None Were
Americans

Ell Paso, July 13.-By a cloudburst
July 10, at Ocoampo, Chihuhua, with
a landslide accompanying, the town
was washed away partly. Ten were
Killed and many injured. Colonel
Greene's office at Correl, and the re-
duction works of the Watterson Min
ing company, were destroyed. No
Americans were killed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
Mrs. Starr Rcjoiccs.
Statement Prom Mmrdercss.

Seattle, July 13.-Special. II am
not insane, and before the shooting
of my brother l gave all the possible
results the fullest consideration" was
the calmly expressed opinion of her
act by Esther Mitchell, in the coun-
ty Jail this morning. She said:
II knew | would be arrested. and
that my excuse for doing what / did
would not be considered by the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
seattle Horror Struck.

Seattle is horror struck at the insane
zeal OF the Holy Roller fanatics and
the Creffield woman is being closely
guarded to prevent her committing
suicide. Esther Mitchell is also under
close guard, to prevent any commu-
nication between her and the Creffield
woman, and to guard against a pos
sible attempt at suicide. The author
tiles believe the depraved zealots will
commit any crime or attempt any
extreme in their insane zeal for their
raIiuiop
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13

Seattle, July 13.-As he turned to
say goodbye to her before starting
to Portland, George Mitchell, the
slayer of Franz Edmund Creffield,
leader of the Holy Rollers, was shot
to death by his 1S-year-old sister, Es-
ther Mitchell. at the Union depot in
this city at o'clock last evening.
Miss Mitchell accompanied her two
brothers, George and Perry, to the
depot last evening to bid George
goodbye as he was returning to
Portland to resume his duties and be-
gin life anew, after having been ac-
quilted for killing Creffield. whom he
declared had ruined his sisters, Esther
Mitchell and Mrs. Starr
Without warning as he turned to
speak to her, she pulled pistol from
cloak which she carried on her arm,
and fired into his face, the ball enter
ing his LETT ear, killing him instantly.
He fell forward on his face and was
dead when physician reached the
body a minute later.
The girl murderess coolly waited to
be arrested, saying, 81 was command
ed to do it."
Perry, Mitchell. her other brother
grasped her by the hands and Sob
bing like child begged of her why
she had killed their brother.
Mrs. Crcfricld to Blame.
The girl was at once take nto police
headquarters, where she was question
ed by Chief of Police Wappenstein, to
whose questions she replied: 1--WE were
commanded to kill him. because he
killed Joshua"
She referred in her conversation to
Mrs Creffield, and the widow of the
dead leader was at once arrested by
detectives and locked up.
The silly girl whose insane zeal
drove her TO murder her brother who
had committed murder to defend her.
shovel little remorse and said that
either Mrs. Creffield or herself was
obliged TO kill George and that she
delighted that the opportunity fell
to her lot.
Mrs. Creffieid and Frank Hurt her
brother are blamed for the tragedy.
TNey a"e' said to have plotted Mitch
cl's death during his trial and that
in the event he was acquitted he was
to he shot before leaving Seattle. Es-
ther said that had she not found an
opportunity to XIII her brother before
n, lcr: seattle she would have follow
ed vim 20 Portland to accomplish the
decd.
seattle Horror Struck.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
runs high.
Police Matron Culpablc.

Seattle, July l3.-It developed to-
day the police matron knew Mrs.
Creffield and Esther Mitchell carried
rcvolvers, hut she did not take the
procaution to notify the police. Fur
ther murders in connection with the
CnSe nrn now fenrnd
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13

The season of bargains Is always
here for the person who reads the
advertisements closely.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-13
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given to all legal voters in the
ounty of Quay, Territory of New nexico, that a
general election will be held in the said county and
territory on the 9th day of November, A. ID. 1000,
for the purpose of Electing:
One member to the Constitutional Convention.
ssShaIl Arizona and New Mexico be united to form
one State?
One Delegate to the Doth Congress-.
One member for the 5th Council District.
One Representative for the 9Th District.
A Sheriff
Treasurer and Ex-offiCio Collector
A Clerk of the Probate Court and Ex-officio Re-
cOrder.
An Assessor.
A Superintendent of Schools.
A Probate Judge
County Commissioners End District.
County Commissioners Bird District.
A County Surveyor.
Said election to be held i'm the various precincts
and places to wit:
In Precinct No. One Tucumcari, at the Court
House.
In Precinct No. two Revuelto, at the School
House.
I'm Precinct No. Three Eniee, at the School
House i'm Old Endee.
In Precinct No. Four Puerto, at the School House.
In Precinct No. Five Dodson, at the School House.
In Precinct No. Six MOntOya, at the School House.
The Polls will be open from 9 A. M. toe Pr.
By order of the board of county commissioners
of Quay county, New rlexico.
j. %GALLEGOS,
clerk.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-13
: y Local and Personal y :
EGeGGeG eGG&eGE&G&S


Notch Store. stiff
Egenio Garcia is the happy dad
OF a bran new badly boy.
Saturnino Montana has a n ew
baby born Monday night.
l.. c. Beverly, Clarenon, Texas,
is in the city.
Hampton's Home Spun Tobacco
at the Top Notch Store. 5Itf
l.. E. Sherwood is building a 6.
room residence on the south side.
Cipiano Baca, Lieu. mounted
police, is in the city on official bus
mess.
Miss Sallie Wayne left Wednes-
day to attend school in Little Rock
Ark.
The dance at the r. /, Eating
House was a very enjoyable affair.
The family of j. G. Lindsey,
pay master on the Dawson branch,
arrived Tuesday.
Mrs. Dane, wife of former train
master on the Dawson, is visiting
in Tucumcari.
A fine line of Tablets and all
kinds of School Supplies at the Top
Notch Store. SIT
James Swift, Wichita, Kansas,
stopped over here Friday en- route
to Alamogordo.
J. w. Parker, manager of the
Alamogordo steam laundry, is il
the city looking up business inter
ests.
Alex d. Goldengerg went to AL
buquerque Thursday to attend tn
grand lodge meeting of the Masoni,
order OF the territory.
b. c. d. Bynum, chshier of tn
National Bank of Commerce O
Amarillo, was in the city Thursda
securing dispositions in the case O
the Haynie Mercantile Co. rs. on
Forbis.
Chas. P. Downs, clerk Of h
district court 9th district, came i
Thursday morning from Alamo
gordo to assist Judge E d W A
Mann in drawing a jury for h
Quay county district court whic
convenes on the 22nd inst.
c. Fl. Beal returned F d a
night from Wichita, Kansas, whei
he had been to promote a compan
to put in an ice factory in this Gil
and he informs us that he will in
very few days know whether or nj
the plant will go in.
r. c. Abercrombie, a farmer
Garden Valley, brought to this o
fee Friday an exhibit of farm pr
ducts that are the equal ofanythir
we have ever seen grown on fir
year land in any country. His e
hibit includes Indian corn, so
ghum, squashes, melons, KAT
corn, maize and Irish potatoe
Step into this Office and take a lot
at this exhibit.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-13

" huotttotiaoiS DtNoo -
at The Racket. stiff
Supt. Oster of the S. W., went
through to Dawson Tuesday.
Try a "Langsdorf," the cigar of
quality--at the Club Pool Room.
FOR SALE-A pretty line of
glass ware at The Racket. 5Itf
The Club Pool Room has "Y b"
cigars, the standard of quality. If
Pure Democratic and Republi-
can whisky at the Stock Exchange
Saloon. 81 at
Pure Democratic and Republi-
can whisky at the Stock Exchange
Saloon. 81 at
Ladies, I can please you in fash
ionable fall millinery; call and see
my new stock.
The B. Y. P. u. of Tucumcari
will give an entertainment at the
Baptist church on the night of the
10th inst. They will render an in
teresting program.
W~ANTED--Every. man, woman
and child in Quay county to try a
pair of hose made by the famous
Radiant Hosiery Mills-For sale
at The Racket. 5Itf
E. w. Dobson of Albuquerque
appeared before Judge Edward A.
Mann here Thursday on behalf oil
,lLeandro Baca whom Governor Ha.
german recently removed from the
office of sheriff of Socorro county,
and applied for a writ of prohibi.
ton against Judge Frank w. Par
ker to restrain the latter from re-
cognizing Misais Baca, the govern.
or's appointee to succeed Leandrc
Baca. AS the Supreme Court con
f venes on the 28th of this month
Judge Mann made an order requir
{ ing Judge Parker to Show caus,
e before the Supreme Court on thu
18th why the writ should not be is
sued as asked for.
Pure Democratic and Republi
can whisky at the Stock Exchang
:. Saloon. 81 4
Complete new stock of fashion
able millinery at the Jahns millin
cry rarlors on Main Street. Ca
and see before buying elsewhere
e Miss Emma Jahns.
, Minor Rudolph shipped 800
y head OF lambs from the Tucumcal
stock pens the 10th inst. for tn
Coke ranches and is loading q
Clayton toeay 5000 more whic
IF will 90 to Kansas as feeders.
i If you believe in the policy
protection to American industris
81 and the highest possible price,
y paid the wage Garner, ready ma
r. kets and easy money vote the r
fir publican ticket.
S. Best nickle cigar in town
'k "Teifer's Union" seat the Civ
Pool Rooms. If.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-07-03
GRANGE OF SCHEDULE
Another Early Train Prom Eotum
bia and Afternoon Train 10 &C.
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-07-03
PROF. GRo. w. HAUsuHIrD.
New Professor Rlectsd at Nawherry
College TO Buccesd Dr. SEetzler-
Harvey Cabaniss TO Hsach. i

Important business was transacted
by the standing committee of The
board Of trustees of Nowberry college
al itsJnseeting here.
Air, George w. Hausehild. EformeTlv.
of New York city. was chosen pr,-
lessons of modern languages ITO size
reed DIR. F.. b. Settler. who goes 10
the University of Virginia.
Prof. HauSehiid was born in New
York city, and is at present ttwenty-
ssSen years Of age, graduatetof 1900
at the Northwestern university, and
spent twn sessions as graduate stu
dent in Gern.anic philnlogy and lin
guislicS N Columbia university, New
York. The two sessions following ne
WAS ~,st graduate student lin tine
same branches al tine University Of
lseipsie. Germany. Last session he
was doing post graduate work in Phil
oloSy n Harvard. He speaks German
t1aentiv and also eonverses in French
and Italian. He tonnes to Newf,erTv
most highly recommended in every
respect. He will receive his pr. d.
iegrso fron Harvard in June. There
were over twelve applications fo1 the
position.
Mr. ". Harvey CabanisS was eli
2agsG As rlltor for next session il tine
primary department. and as assistant
in thu chemical laboratory. Mr. Cab
anisS served with satisfaction during
nart of tine last session
Col. Q. l.. Sthumlssrt donated &
copy OF American National hEsto-v III
nine volumes, beautifully bound.
whiet were accepted with thanks ny
the standing committee, and viii he
placed IL the library.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-07-03
Scholarship Examinations.

There will he series oi examina~
lions for scholarships III the state
colleges. These examinations will he
held on luiy L,
The examinations are for the seho' .
arshipS al Winthrop eollege. Clemson
college and the University OF South
Capnlina. In addition 10 tine scholar
SIM examinations entrance eSamiua-
lions for the University Of Sonth Car
niila will be held Al the SAME lime.
For convenience the examinations
Of the University ii South Carolina
ara held Al the San,e time as tllose for
Clemson coliege, although the Glenn
son scholarships are for SlH0 eaeh
and those foT the University ot South
Caroiiua for $40 and tuition ices
The hope Is It. have the University nf
South Carolina scholarships entten NJ
IL SlD0 eath. the same as at other
State colleges. hut for the present TINS
places other scholarships Al prem
ium.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-07-03
PURELY PERSONAL.
THE Movements nf Many People,
gEewheyTsans and Tf,ose Vito
VISIT .MewbSrry.

Miss CSaTlSc SnlaCliav leti to-day Ton
Ss>arlAahaug, wlser< St,y will slren8
s>s12v IlrssU With wlaIive$
M,Ss HARVEY. rhn has ise,sll Visiting
Miss Nera HomsS<,!. iett.Nn Friday for
l,sI' Ea,nssac IL Charleston,
Airs lAawreaee 7. Mills, ot Gam
den. rs visiting issT l,areCtS, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alan IohaStNNC,
Mrs !, !, haNiN. went to lIaursl,S
yesterday t" S.<it relatives.
IN. II, Il. Enr.!. VII" rsesNtiy 2aSo-
mAtt~7 IL rns>isel0H ii Tulane UniNsr~
Sly with Is>l.0tIIo9l. has Ietl,St>i II
i,cAU tNsI the practice nj his Nr>tte>.
Sans? 81 Whi,rlirS, In. RNN1 j. 81
NV'%.IaG; MAJ, ~ @!.r 4WaliISt> ALL w
t>Hn:In;.2H hin. /" tatc SNnN} people III,
Whilmlr<,
Mr> John {. GurYan> w!!v has
heaG. "a. Al. eNte,scstxS vlSi, Il teer sn,,>
II th, N>eS;, rs,ur2.s,I t,. Ne, houas' il.
NewhsrrN M fn&aN,
Airs ly>u.se Scnu ann Miss Msbe!
Ta11an; &rtI Saturday ~, Inio., Ia
viSi; relatives,
Mrs. Margaret Ryl.un: left Hester-
DAY tor Cninn.h.@ " visit wla,ive$~
AiT. anu MY> T. n. Evan> lief; YES
ter2ay to-. Ns:!&eV>a>Nvilty, w!seri Mrs,
Evaa> vii. Srra:;G tAc summer.
Tn, oari ~: Nj, !. & Wii>o.., wh~
,S :, ca!IGsSAr, tN1 magistrate tnr NJ.
10 town>lin Was Il. sunk WAY in,p!s-
sd from N?er ". IN" .s>2se> u: The
Heral" S%@ News, l; Ua> Mnl ints!s-
lInna, al,G TOY tnaI thai <orll, ont nlaH,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-07-03
Saw a1III BURNED.
Plant anf usswis VI Workman, Near
1songshore, Destroyed by Fire uon
Ghursday Night,

The saw mill Of II4awSs * Wof*
man. ltear lioonsshore, was destnrved
hy fire on Thursday night, How Tho
fire started rs not Known, but it is
supposed to have been Setiderltal. The
vosS was somewhere in THE neishbor-
hood Of 81 l4a0, and was practically
covered ny insurance. The plant was
modern. and the business was well
established. MesSrS Lewis AMI Work
man are both energetic, and the peo-
pie Of the community in which the
mill Was located hope the enterprise
will he re-eStablisheG.