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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-18
Jranf 8. SuBbarot,
&an6ibat fit Gountb : Mnmalt.
8.

Soe &einbarot, Der Dor einieer
Wud]en in Comfort feline 8raut grs
neitine 3uber eribuB, lit nab Gerrs
bile in oaS oDrtiae @efdngnis ge'
brabt tp0roen.
Ser 2utpmDtipflbrer Sehriit
unb Der SEEKER @rtffin muroen BEL
elmer Bahnt0uiIiun in Der Ndbe bon
Blanterspine aetDtet.
Nuf 8erlangen oes 5beriffS
pDr Colorado gDuntg bat Der @ous
nerrteur 6aneer ,ah Columbus aes
lbift. Set Die betoeu Geele's unb
Or. Heiiina aus Der 6aft entlaiien
iino. lit Die Situation bort cine iebr
ernfte gemproen uno man firhtet
itiino[id1 einen 3~uiammenitDB smis
iden ibnen uno ben %fFreunoen Des
erlhufienert Clements.
= Sn &oscoe muroe elm gemiiier
S. 9. Mmn1DnS mdbreno &c i'm Bett
log. pom Blib eriblaaen.
= SIM Sitter ppr 70 Sabren ftarb
in Slagoen 0arnep 8ummalt.
Sci elmer BabnfDuiltDn IN ben
@aros Der 5. & e. Is. 8ahn in
Dallas tuuroen Der 2DtpmDtiofibrer
Watts uno Der n8Drmann &eibel
getDtet unb Der 6eiser Tenniien 10
idJtuer perlebt. oaB er ftarb.
Sn @alpeitDn uuroe elm iunaer
Mann 9amens Jranf 8rupa burd]
cine @aiUltns grplDiion getDtet.
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& g Sheriff.

Die .6reie 8reie" 1T ~autprifrt, Germ
SDbn Us. 81 bin, ais Ran6i6aten flr
Wieoerruahl flr ons Nntt oes SHertff
BON Berar gountp anauseigen. gr maxf
letne &a~noioatur pDn Der gntfhei6uuo
sureb Die o~emDfratiiHen IrimeruabIen
%abhGngig.
Die s6reie Breiis" lit ~amtoriIirt, Serru
@us. u. M auermnnn, aIs &anbi6at
fiir oas Nmt oes Sheriff uou Heror
gountn anau5eigen. Or niadbt feline Ram
otoatnr bon Der gntiheibuna bnrh Sic
oemofratiiheu 8rimartpahIert abhdNoia
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sgiir gpuntnsG Solicitor.

Bir iinb autoriirt, ~ansuseisen, baB
Saul @ eerfbeiot fi6 um oaS Gnt
oes 6 untBs8DIlettDrs fur Berar
gDuntp bepirbt uno itm ben oemufratir
}hen 8rimarmablen untertuirft.
Sir fino aut0riirt, 0n8u5eigen, oa6
Sobn u. Glitter &anoioat fur oas
Nmt oes gpuntbs Steuerfoflefs
if uno lih ben bemofratiihen Brit.
nldrtpablen BON %. Suli untertpirft.
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gsur gpuntn @habmeilter.

Bir iinb autoriiirt. ansutanbisen, oaB
Serr 8eterS0mas fit url oas lint
oes gDmutb : Shabmeiiters fir
Berar gnuntn beuirbt uno iih ben oemps
fratiihen 8~rimdrtpablen am %. Suli
untertpirft.
Die vSreie 8reiie" lift autDriIirt, an5u.
fanoisen. bo6 Serr ". q. @ q 1t o n, r.
lib un oas gmt oes 8 b q meiiters
BON 8erar @ountp betuirbt. Or maht
feline &anbioatur nDn ben gntiheiounsen
ourb bic oemDtratiihen B~rimdrtuohlen
an %. Sui abhdnaiQ.
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Tur DiItritt. Gnmal

Sic r,sreie 9reHe" 1T %autoriiirt. perm
s. g. Safer oils &anoibat fir oa8 Gmt
bes iItrittsNnpalt BET oer 6enors
lteben6en Bnbi an5u5eieen. @r maht
feline 8anoioatur o Der gntibeiouna
burb bic oenotratiihsn Brimartuahlen
am %. Sui abhangig.
8ir iinb autoriiirt, au~autiinoieen. oa6
Serr 6. 9. &obinon &unoibat fir oaS
Gmt oes 9itritt- Nntualt 1T nno
lid ben oomotratiifen Brini1rtuahlen
ON %. Snli unternirft.
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@eaenfabe

limb bas 3eihen unierer Belt. Sc to1er
3. 8. Die Sa9b nod BEN SlDd", bic h6s
Der bic Mniprihe an bic 2eiitun8sfdbigs
felt bon 86rper uno @eiit, oeito 9erin9er
6ie 8fleee bes 2eibes. Sentet baran, baB
iicb geiIt unb 8brper uiht nnaeitraft bere
nacbldiligen laiien, un6 nor NIer1, oaB
es nur elm unih1bliebes nnb tpirflib beils
James Wittel giebt, ben ern1otteten 3eib
pDr 6baoen gu betpabren, 5u reintgen
unb neu gu beleben. gs fiub bies bic BON
Nlters her beribmten st. 8ernar6 Srdue
terpinen. SIR Is Gents in alien IpDthe~
{ n su baben.
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Sir 9rieoeusricbter

GMguftg. NIteett tinbiat bisr our,s
an, oaB er iib UNI bic domination Ia
oas Mrnt oes 6rieoensrihter fur nrn
YreciHft BON Beror County betuirbf. a.
mad]t feline &nnoiootur BON Der Gnt,xss
onne burh bic oemptratiid,en Rrirnsr.
tuablen nbhhnaIQ.
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.RAUGHON'S
RMl17ad1MpAaaal

San Antonio, Fort Worth, benson.
austin, Waco and FL Paso. ct Colleges
IN 10 States. POSITION secured or
Money RETURNED. Also teach RY
MAIL. Catalogue will convince Won
that Draughon's is THE BEST. Cali
or send for it.
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Oiftrift.@Ierf.

Die .Srete 8reHe" it autDriiirt perm
Nnoreas COP IT., alS aanoioaten
fir oas Nrlt oes Stitrttts@lerfs
bel Der beborFebeuben @abl anBuaeiaen.
Serr @ 0 q unterpirft lid Der oemofratt.
iben Irimnrpasl aut rs. Suli.
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Tur gpuntn.R idhter.

Sir iinb autDriIirt, an5uaeigen. oaB
Sue 8pan iih mm oas Wmt oes
gDun b.&ibter . fir 8erar @ountp
betpirbt unb fib ben bemotratilhen Bri.
m1rtuahfen untertuirft.
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Stir Standardization

Sir lino autoriiirt. unsuseiseu. baS
gilbert q. 9utb iib UNI oas Gmt oes
MKeffurS fir 8erar gDuntb betutrbt unb
iih ben eemotratiihen Hrimdrtuoblen
unfertpirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-18

Bir iiro oMtoriiirt, nn8utin6iaen, bot
Serr Sep. Snrtep fid5 um bas Mmt bes
Olftriftsglerts bsspirbt un6 iid
ben oemofrntiifen 4rimartuablen am 28.
Suli untertuirft.
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smr SO Sabre alt.

SD bin riur 81 Sabre aft uito mer.
be mid ME otter fiblen, 10 lanae i'd
electric Bitters hetpmrner tam, laat
Mrs. 6. 5. Brunipu. Dublin, ga.
Dieier 9Dnic h6lt Die Glten iuna uro
inabt Die S9mahen fart. Dnss
pepiie. ftarre 2eber, e~ntsinoete @ies
rem meroen liher ourb electric 8it>
tiers aebeilt. @arantiert. gu baden
bel Ioolph DreiR uno s. Galteper
& Suhn. BreiS so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-18

Bie niht Stride reiBen!
N[s Der BUG iiber bic 8eibe nah
Der fleinet SDmmer.S Station abbug,
rib cine 9uppeluns uno Der BUG 8er'
fiel in amei Teile. Ratiriib rib AUDI
Die S%iguaIeine uno etnes Der Gnoer
fiel Der alten Dame auf ben out.
I'D @0tt, adj 8ott", fragte lie,
swas tit oenn p~ailiert?"
Ser Bug bat iih nuseinanoerge'
riiien4 ertldrte Elm &ad1bur. rs
bat faurl etrpns auf iih.
.0uffentlih nibt". a%nttuortete tie
berubigt. .Gber audi Die Soee. einen
Bug init 10 einem Stiid Wafhleine
auiummenbalteu gu wouen!"
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Jramf s. YpBbarbt,
Ganbibat fiir GDuntb : AnmaIt.
gluerIet.

- Sour mod aelen orei BON Den
8eiisern oes 2anbes. oas aur 8ers
gr1Beruna oes Sort Gam 0ouiton
gebrauGt mirb, muB elm &onoem=
rirunsperfabren einseleitet ueroen;
ale anoeren iino NIT ibrem Breia
beruntergefomrien.
- uniere 80liaei bat orei &eger'
iunaen nerbaftet. oieielben i0nen an
Den uerihieoenen ginbri9en Der lebs
ten Taae beteiliat iein.
- Der Sbulrat bat neue 8eiben'
bidder fIr bic Shulen angenOmmen.
- Die Sreunofd3aft apiihen swei
Trauen 1T 8aHenitiQftano.
- 8Dr alien meniflihen 9uaen'
ben bat Der 9eihtftnn ettuas 1oraus
- er mabt oft nnoere glti6lib.
$50 elm @roBer cine munoe
Steae bat, oa iibeu Die tritiiben Wu.
den su 0aufen.
Manhe Wtenihen baben etuas
pori einem 8uh pbne ginbano,
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.. 8 aSelib. 3abmarst, 5O24 sc.
6uuiton. GtroBe. Grbeit aarant;srs
&ples @ebiB $500.
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FREDERICK I'm HoE.

Neiiahiuhi III uet Wlartf-SQbe,
i'm Rorooit. 5lisel. Sem &affee uun a..
H0rterhuniesS teats limb berihmt sH"s
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6ar &unitabler 8recinft Wp. !

Die n5reie Nreiie- 1T autoriiirt Germ
gbas. 8. Stebens, nls 4anbioaten
tlr Wieoertuabl fir bns lmt Des Ron.
ltabler bon Breciutt Np. l BEL Der beppr.
ltebenoen Bahl ansuseiaen.
Die n6reie Breiie" 1T autprifirt. Serru
Mntou &raue, nls 8aubi6nten 5ar
oos Amt oes 8Ontabler npn 8reeiuft
No. | bet Der beboritebenoen BahI anars
5etsen. 2err Rrauie untertrirft jidl Der
~oemotratiiden 8rimdrYahI am %. Sui.
Bir imp autpriiirt. anauseiaen, Sas
SEQ. 6. SbDaf iib I'm bns amt bes
&onitobler DON 3recinft go. l, bei Der
bepOritebenoen 8abl befuirtt. Ct mnbf
leine &anoiootlr BON Der gntldbeibuno
onrh bic oemofratiihen 9rimarrpahlen
am IS Sui abbdnaia.
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syar Jrieeensridter, Brecinft Mp.

IT, FSSStstbs w. L..
Sie sSreie Brefe" lit autprilirt Serru
Seiepb nmfbeib ais Ranoibef fiir
oas Gmt bes Srieoensrihter IGr
ben l. Brecintt nun Beror gountn .rits
Steae, ansuseigen. or mGebt Ieine @an.
oioatnr 9 Der gntiheibung Surh 0ie
semotratiidben 8rin1drtuablen nbhdnoio'
Die nSreie Greiie" It autorilirt Serrn
SarrB Sersberg als &anbibof IN
6as Nmt bes Sriebeusridbter flr ben i
Brecintt BON 8ernr gnnntp stueite Gtry,
anan5ergen. Or fnabt feline Ronhi6nfnr
pm Der @ntidbeioung our9 Die bemofru.
tiiden Brimdrtuahlen obhdnoia.
Die .5reie Brefe" III autpriiirt S.rr,
u. S. M an ais &aubioat fur has W,,s
bes 6riebensri9ter fur ben j. 4rss
einft ppn 8exar gDuntp stueite STEELE ~.
suseisen. CT macbt ieine &~an6ibofur mn,
Der Gnti@eibunn 6urh bic bemufrofifh.n
8rim6rtpahlen abhduaia.
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HeaebrieTe.
Y

Sbeater uno anhere Tergnasanssiotale.-
Abreiie mod 9ambnrs.-am StammtiiG
,,6aub".- B%egegmnagen. - Der 8rano
Oct MiAaeitstirde. Abi6ien bDn
6araburg. gSteber an 8nro Der ,,&ai'
ierin angufe Sieturia''.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-24
SEGREGATION PASSED
Measure Of Importance TO 0sages
Prevails In House.
PAYMENTS PROVIDED
Tribe Is to Receive Finy Dollars
Per Capita Each Quarter IS In.
terest and Principal In
- Twenty-Five Years.

Washington. May 22.-outsids OF
statehood. possibly the most impor
tant legislation In which the Usage
Indians Of Indian Territory are inter.
ssted passed the house Of representa-
tives MDnday. This is the bill seq.
regating the lands OF the Osages,
which was presented by Delegate Nc.
Guire. who had charge Of the measure
on the floor. assisted by Mr. Curtis
and Mr.. Murdoch Of Kansas. For years
efforts have been made TO segregate
the lands OF these Indians, but the
Indians themselves have been dilafo-
~. and II was only recently that the
BILL which passed Monday was ap-
proved by them. The Usage Indians,
some l.SOO In number. are the richest
OF their race. They have $4,000, 900 In
the treasury. The bill which passed
segregates the fund to individuals
and Will give them $50 per quarter
as interest. and in twenty-five years
they are 20 receive the principal. In
addition. the land OF the Osages. about
100000 acres. Is 10 be allotted,
which win give each member Of the
tribe about 700 acres. exclusive OF the
coal and oil lands. which are not 10
be eliminated under the provisions OF
the bill for twenty-five years.
Some Of the richest coal and oil
land In the country are included with.
In the Usage reservation. according
10 n atatemout mada NV AR Zanor ~
Indiana. who succeeded In attaching
an amendment 20 the bin that the In.
dams must ratify the act before Dec
1. 1906, By a majority OF the adult
male members OF the tribe az either
. general election or at a special
election. called for the purpose.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-24
BIGGEST eArTLgsHIP.
Not Thought Opposition VIII De Able
20 Prevent eulldIna.

Washington. May 22.-The naval
programme, providing for the con.
struction OF one mammoth battleship
OF tonnage equal TO any afioat or now
building will meet opposition In the
senate.but not OF such stubborn char.
acter as, II Is thought. 20 endanEer its
passage. There are several members
OF the senate committee on naval az.
fairs. who have expressed themselves
a. opposed 10 building a great un.
wieldiy type OF the Dreadnaught," now
being constructed for. the navy of
Great Britain. These men announced
they express a doubt. although they
are not determined 10 record their
votes against the policy OF the admin.
istration.
The battleship proposed and provid.
ed for by the bill as II passed the
house In some features Will be greater
than the Dreadnaught The tonnage
must be as great as the biggest bat.
tleship now planned. This Is estimat
ed az about 10000 tons. It's speed
must az least make twenty-one knots
and have a draft OF tweuty-eight feet.
It's armament will surpass the Dread.
naught According 10 the plans for
this giant defender OF the British navy
II will have ten twelve-lnch guns.
Chairman Foss OF the house committee
on naval affairs said the battleship for
the United States should have twelve
inch guns. The South Carolina and
Michigan, plans for which have re.
Gently been completed. are the biggest
ships now authorized for the United
States. and they will have eight
twelveinch guns
The annual appropriation bill will
not be taken up by the senate com.
mittee until the last OF the week.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-24
SAN SABA VALLEY.
Articles Of Incorporation For New
Railway Are Filed.


Austin. May 22.-Artlcles OF incor.
poration Of the San Saba Valley Rail.
way company. after being approved by
the attorney generals department.
was filed In the state department.
Capital stock Ia 100000. Presidents
once Ia at San Saba
The purpose Is TO build a railroad
from a point on the Gull. Colorado and
Santa Fe at or near Antelope Gap. In
Mills county, through the counties Of
Mills. Lampasas. San Saba and Nc
Culloch by way Of the city OF San
Saba 70 point on the Fort Worth and
Rio Grande railway az or near Croth.
ers. in McCulloch county. a distance Of
nfty miles. All incorporators are resi-
dents Of San Saba.
The railroad commission has receiv-
ed letter from Judge T. w. Herry.
general attorney OF the Santa Fe,. ad-
vising Il that he had forwarded a peti'
ton 10 be iled In the district court
here on behalf OF his road against the
railroad commission 10 test the rea-
sonableness OF rates on lumber from
Santa Fe points on the Gulf. Beau
mont and Great Northern division 10
Port Arthur and Sabine Pass. The
commission gave the Santa Fe hear.
ing some time ago ON the proposition
to advance these rates. but the com
mission declined 10 advance the rates
and railroad decided 10 institute pro-
ceedings TO test the matter. This suit
will also test the question OF whether
courts have power TO review particu-
lar rates or tariffc fixed by the rail-
road commission. This Is quite peril
nent az this time. in view OF the de-
bate on the rate bill in congress on
this point.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-24
JOKES ABOUT ILLNESS.
Pope Amused at Press Reports Of His
Being al Deaths Door.

Rome. May %. - The improvement
in the condition OF the pope Tuesday
continued. He was able TO descend 10
the apartment where he gives audi.
ences. which r. on the floor below
where he sleeps. and received Cardi.
nal Merry del Val. papal secretary OF
state. Mgr. Bisletl. major domo OF
the Vatican and the archbishop OF
calsburg. with whom he conversed for
some time. The pontiff joked about
his illness. saying he had been much
amused by certain reports in the press
depicting him being az deaths door
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-24
FOR PORT ARTHUR.
Brooeks, Mckenzie and Burton Testify
Before Committee.

Washington. May %. - Before the
ways and means committee Tuesday
Chairman Burton. Congressman
Brooks Of Texas and Chief Engineer
Mckenzie testified In favor OF the bill
making Port Arthur a port OF entry.
The committee went into executive
session 20 discuss the matter.
Representative John NJ. Moore. Col
onel Tom Ball and r. NJ. Johnston OF
the Houston Post and family arrived
here. Colonel Hall Is on his way 70
New York on business and Colonel
Johnston Is here 90 attend the meeting
OF the subcommittee OF the national
Democratic committee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-24
central Train Has MIshap.

Ennis. Tex. May %. A Houston
and Texas Central passenger train had
a mishap near Ferris Tuesday morn
ing. The engine and all the cars ex'
cept the two sleepers and chair car
were derailed. Track was badly torn
up. Nobody was hurt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-24
ASSEMBLY SURPRISED.
Dissolution of a syros In Texas Wac
Recommended.

Decatur. H.. May 22.-The Cumber-
land Presbyterian assembly was given
a surprise Tuesday by the report OF
the committee on overtures recon-
mending the dissolution Of the In
dianola synod and attachment OF In.
diauola presbyterics 10 synods OF
Texas and Kansas because the In
tlanola synod had declared lts purpose
20 resist the constituted authority on
the church and had committed acts
contrary 10 the rlles u the church.
Discussion OF the report was postponed
by other business.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-24
NUMBER NOMINATED.
President Sends to the Senate Large
List Of Appointments.

Washington. May 22.-The presl
dent sent TO the senate Monday the
following nominations:
Consuls General-L. II. Ayme. mn
nois, at Lisbon. Portugal: Lee Allen
Bergolze. New York, at Canton. China
w T. Fee, Ohio, az Mukden, China
Julius G.. Lay. District OF Columbia. at
Capetown, Cape OF Good Hope: Ear.
nest A. Malm. Florida. at Copenha.
gen.
Commissioner General OF Immlgra.
tion-Frank p. Sargent. Illinois.
Postmasters-lndian Territory l..
G. Hysmith. Wilburton; II. W. Lovett,
Bristow: J. W. Delosier. Sapulpa Tex.
as: r. d. Harrison. New Boston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-24
EDWARD HELD LEvEE.
Third Secretary Smith and Another
American Were Presented.

London. May 22.-King Edward held
levee in the throne room Of 81.
James palace Tuesday. The Prince
OF Wales. Duke OF Connaught, cabinet
ministers. ambassadors and many 9th
or distinguished persons were present,
Ambassador Reid. who was accompa'
MED by all the stan OF the American
embassy. presented Third Secretary
Grant Smith and Arthur Harmon Of
New York.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-24
BIG FIRE LOSS.
HALF a Block Of Business Houses Were
Destroyed at Ogden.

ogden. Utah, May PA FIRE that
started about o'clock Tuesday morn
Ing In the house occupied by the Bur
ton Implement company. Twenty.third
street and Washington avenue. de
stroyed half a block OF business houses
on Washington avenue. entailing a loss
Of about t350.Oo0.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-24
FUSES FREAK.

Burns Out on Dallas Street Car ane
Man and Child Hurt.
Dallas. May PA fuse on a Mair
street car burned out shortly after
noon Tuesday. The electricity danced
about the car. which was crowded
Henry sterner. a sterotyper In the
Times Herald Office, had a hole burned
ia his hat and his right foot badly
scorched. A little girl was also slight
" burned. A panic was nearly precipi
tated among the passengers.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-05
Suspects Arrested

Officers Barwick and Owens arrested
two negroes who gave their names as
Ed Service and John Gamble who, IN
general appearance, answered the de.
scription OF the two chaingang convlcts
who killed Guard Stello in Charleston
about two weeks ago, and made their
escape.
The arrest was made at the corner
of Silver and Divine streets. where
they were loafing about.
They were brought up to the guard
house and examined. They claim tc
have come to Sumter from Manning
last Saturday and worked one day on
the railroad and have since worked
around the ice factory. It is not be:
lieved that they are the murderers o1
Stello, but they will be held until they
are identified and their residence in
Manning established. If they are not
escaped convicts they are probably
Migrants, who should be put to work on
the chaingang.-Sumter Item Aug. Sc
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-05
An invitation has been received

An invitation has been received tc
THE TINES editor from members o.
! the PaNviile Democratic club, asking
him to be at Paxviile next Saturday
morning at II O'Clock to explain some
matters affecting him in the coming
election. The invitation IS accepted,
and if nothing prevents he Will oe glao
to meet as many of the people OF that
section as would care to hear MIN.
According to the letter ofC. NJ. Davis
circulated over the county advising the
people who to vote for, it would appear
as if C. Nj. Davis intends for the Davis
family to rule Clarendon's politics for.
ever. We think the people know
whether or not they want a continuance
of the Davis rule, we hardly think they
want a rule by proxy anyway.
We note our Turbeville correspon-
dent at Turbeville says there Is a bet
of Sl00 on the race for the senate, and
| it is to be regretted that such is the
case. The news of the bet reached US
the day after it was made, and perhaps
this accounts for the activity of a can
didate for the legislature and his sons,
and they are not very scrupulouS
either intheir work to win the $lG0.
Died at Asheville, n. c. yesterday
morning, Col. John NJ. Knight of Sum
ter, aged about 40 years. Col. Knight
had been 10 failing health for a long
time. He was prominent throughout
the State, not only as successful news
paper man. but as Knight OF Pythlas,
having served as Grand Chancellor OF
the State, and he was for several years
County Chairman of the Democratlc
party of Sumter county: he taught
school in this county and had many
friends here.
We have been informed by gentle
man from the Fork that it is reported
"Appelt scratched Tillman.' 1t is
false. nor did he scracth any candidate
who was without opposition. The re-
port is on par with the dirty lie that
ssAppelt came to Manning with Potter's
raid" and it would not be surprising to
hear that "Appelt deserted Washing
toms army: was killed in the Mexican
war, was with John Brown when his
body was hung on sour apple tree,
gave birth to twins and was finally
serc to the penitentiary for trying 70
lead. decent life. Nothing we hear
will surprise US at this time.
Applet lead in his own club, over two
other residents of Manning, and he
received majority in the three boxes
at Manning over all three of his oppo-
nents. This should satisfy any reason
able man that Aroelt's political and
private character is good. There are
"a Democratic clubs in Clarendon
county, Applet lead in II End tied at l,
Richardson lead in 9 and tied at !,
Kennedy lead at and Galluchat at 3.
A study of the official returns Will snow
exactly how things stand. The fact
of Appelt leading in The number OF
clubs IS a convincing answer to those
who attempted and are still: attempting
to mislead the people, with regard to
his party loyalty.