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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
Sruppen mad) Der mcgifamiid)ea
WrcuEc.

9isbee. ST. 10. september.
Sdnpaoron u bonn 5. aapallcriesHc.
eiment fom int Der lesten Nad)t oilf
Dem @egc nad) Gouglas burt Naco.
Mie es beibt, bonOelt es iih I'M eis
men llebunesmaridl, aaein man
eloubt, oob Die Sdmabron naf Der
merifaniid)en 8ren5c u%nterpegs lit,
fir ben SAL, Dab Elm repoliltionarer
Nl,sbrud) gegen Die m%erifanild,e Ne.
gierung ober geoen omerifanilhe Be
iuobner in Mcrifo erfolgen iollte. Cine
meitere Sdppabron mirb morgell
Mbenb in Gouglos anfommer.
9isbee. Mri5, 10. september.
Sdwaoron 9, bonn 5. aaualierie-
regiment. ging beutc friib bon Naeo
ob. 9rei anbere Sdmaoronet babctl
Sort Siad)uca perlaiien nnb iinb
oermutblih mad Der merifaniIbcn
@renSe beitimmt. Mud aus Sort
gli6, Scros, iollen Sruppcn arf Dem
Wurihe iein. q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
ltntcr trimmer bcarabcn.

REM. Dorf, 10. september. =
Surd oen @intur5 zines nellen 8e'
bGubes 5u Wineola, g. s., muroe
bette Elm Wann getootet nno tiinf an-
oere ihwer perlebt. Gin anoerer
Mann ioll nod inter ben 2riimmern
liegen uno lit wabrifeinlid toot. Gas
8ebduoe qpirbe iiir Hobt. @rapes er-
rihtet unO ipIte ais Garage oienen.
Die Serletten iino italieniid)e arbei,
ter. Ger 8etootste lpar Elm 50-i1b-
riaer Iefprateur. Homens Sobn
Ireprp, aus Nep-Dorf.
.(Spater.) = MuBer Ireiprp famen
nod 5fpei 3immerlelte, Hamens Ifz
BERT Hotter uno George 9urnbam,
nm's 2eben. Die ltriafe oes Gins
~ltur5es lit niht befonnt. Sieben Mr-
better iinb ifiuer perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11

nirte er ielbit Die Spern Ser 8dr.
nolf" u10 yGlmloine." Ger 1lteIte
9rllber oes iungen @raien, melder
Gier beiratbete, lit Sans 9einrid Der
Sed)s5ebnte, lieutenant Der Helerpe
Der @aroe OF Corps unb nit Der
8rGiin pol, Salpab ST. Hobrau ullo
S%lannbauien permGblt. 2ebtere
biirfte iid id)werlid ou5u beqnemen,
Die Arbeitertodter uno friibere Con.
f%eftipneule ais ebetbiirtig an5uerfen-
men. @raf Sans Serbinano lelbit lit
oos picrte Der iefs ainOer. Die Der
ebe oes 8raien 9alfo unb Der Yrin.
Sejin @leonore Don ISdonaid]s Caro-.
lotb entiproiien. ct muroe am 81.
9topember 1879 auf Dem Sdloiie
HpDnItpd geboren.
Triiben in 0eutidlono mar Der
iunge Wrai nit elmer Erin5eiiin Der
lobt, allcin ais CT erilibr, boB leire
gelic6te 2ouile Mutterfreuben entge-
geniab, beltonb er Oorauf. tic ST. ebe.
liden. Gns ainO wuroe nor etlihen
Sagen in Oiiining 9eborcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
@iaiscn ein.

Woliefurotor gorle's Elan 5ltr &curs
ganiiation Der Seal Gitate Jrillt
&c." bon ben Iireftorcn gcncb.
migt.
Ebilobelpbio, Yd, 10. Sept,
= Sommtlide Iircftoren Der nHeal
Gitote Sruit Co." welhe ourf ibren
sum Sclbitmorocr gciuorbenen ErG.
iioenten i. Sc. Supple ruinirt lpliroe,
bouptl0d)lid) burd groBe I~arleben,
mel6e bcrielbe oui ent1pertbete Sefl!.
ritGten bin Dem Grinder aoolf Sc
gal madJte, iino auf ben Glan beS
MoiiepermnlterS garle, Die Vanf sit
reorganiiiren, eingegangeu. @eitern
cmpiing Carrie ein Selegramm ppu
Or. 9. %. Dtithell, Dem ein5igen
nidt bier meilenben Tireftor, lporin
pieier ben Soridlog annimnlt, OoB
Die Iireftorcn Die bon DEM Woiicper.
polter fir ben 3iued fiir notbig ct.
odtete Summe gemeiniom artfbrin.
gen. WitheQ erfldrt iid) bereit, lei.
nen 5beil Der 9iirOe olf lid) 81 neb-
men. Gie oubercn Gireftorcn battcn
idon pprber lire %3uitimmung gegc.
ben. Carrie Got Den g%eitrigen Gag in
ieinem Semi SIT Yrpn Walpr NIT Der
Ausarbeitung Der gin5clbeiten oeS
Elal1es perbradt, Die err Den Girefto-
rem morgen untcrbrciten miro. Gr
beobiidtigt alld, cine 8eneralpers
lammlung Der gftionGre unO Gins
leger ein5uberuien UNI bicie nit lei
icm Elon eingcbeno befannt 5t mo-
derl. Gie Iurleben, lpeld)e Erdli.
bent Supple Segal beuilligt bate,
belouien iih 5lllammcn alll mehr als
100000, utio Ben @ertb Der oafilr
binterlcgten Sidcrbeiten idGst nan
auf $2,0O0,OO0. Die Iircftoren lper.
Sen olio etlpa iiber $3,00O,OO09 SIT
iubicribiren bubcll. IS iuuroe CT
flGrt, ein T6cil bon Scgol'S Scfu.i'
t6tcn, meld)en geringcr @ertb beige
leat miro, miirbe zen Gireftoren fir
bos WelD iiberlaiien merben, ipeldlcs
iie porid)ieBen. WolIefurator Carrie
iteat Dies ober in abrebc. GbenIp
ci1ergiid leugnet Sr. Carrie aud), DAB
or, rpie beboupiet woroen lpar. eirc
beltimmte Yerionlidtcit fir Oos ant
pes ErGiiocuten Der re%organilirten
0eleai6oft porgeidlaaen babe. Wie
befonnt gegeben luuroe, fommel1
nod) ben gngaben oes Yaltors Or.
MobertS bon Der General .Iiienlblp
Ser Ercsbpterioner.8ird)e, abaeeben
bon Den S%ruitfonOs I'M 9etrage Don
$4,000, pelde burd Den Gonfurs
perloren segangen iinb. ant) nod
Gcpoiiten Der peridieoenen airdcn-
Committeeman i'm 9etrage bon $3.50.
600 ms SpieI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
0cirathS Qieensem.

jreberif Suredp, 26, unb Bertha
8led, %; applifant Sas. Smetanfa.
Nr. SIT, r0sWaibineton-S traBe.
Charles j. Gan 20, unb MoIie
Sdneioer, Is; applifant Jrou Sba
&ap, Gr. 1880, Norb-I urbam.Str.
Hobumil Smetana, %, uno Marie
@o5ectna, 10; AppIifant j. &. Cha.
ba, Nr. 627, o7@aibington. Str.
Sames o.. Burton. %, nnb @racc
2aipion, II; Appiifant Sames g..
Burton, Automatically.
WiaarO u. Slime, %, nno Waggie
q. Woiier, 20; Npplifant @iQarb Y.
Slime. Bangor. Ho.
8aleigb 8. Grap. 81. uno Warie
W. Seiuaro, is; AppIifant u. 3.
Sbielb, Ger. S7S. @cit-JapetteeSt 1T.
Willian 6. Maiiep. 81, uno Saurd
u. Smith, t6; applifant 5. g.
Smith, Columbus, 60.
Soiepb @ornelis, ~, nnb Warp
grobusfi II; applifant Sol. @cr-
nelis.
Srlano Q. Gbminiton. y, uuo
Bertha 6. 8roiiie, 81; applifant
6rnu @bite, Sefup, $40.
George Softer, 43, unb epa u.
goilep, 81; Npplifant George Soiler,
Scr. 9019, Sft-Nortb- Mbenue.
Steuort s. Hobiuion, 80. nno Go.
rotbp y. Naud, % ;Applifant Geo.
9 Mobinion, Nr. 912, STORYTELLING.
ton- Hpenue.
@eorge sSiibcr. 81. utb Mimic Nis.
Dom, A; applifant George 6iibcr,
Nr. Si5, 0iIen StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
$ Der aroBen
ten unnogIih
iniren. neil CT

3 I. mill, auf Der
anoeren Oe,., br ipobl fiiblt,
er fonne oieielbe nidt %oblebnen, nad)-
Dem lie auf benz Gonpent poll5ogen
noroen."
inGnubioat ans bem.
Siioen.
SQolife Gemofraten 6aben bis.
lang ielbit Der Moslidtcit Der &omi-
nation zines Der Sbrigen als Yr6ii.
oentifaits : Ganoioat entgegen ge-
itanoen. Wan finoet unter ben Ge-
mofraten oes Siibens peit frGftiger
ais irgenoluo onbers Die Ssbee per
breitet, ooB Der Norben nod SIT iebr
bon antagolliltiihen 8efiiblen gegen
Den Siioen erfiiat lei, Inn bie gr-
moblnng zines iiiolihen Oemofroten
moglid) SIT MADDEN. Die Siibldnber
lblieBen aus ibren. eigenen @eiiiblen
auf oieieni9en ibrer noroliden 2an-
o%esgenolen. Sci ibnen flingen Die
nSiines" oes 9iirgerfrirges uro ser
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INNER nod
nad, uno 10 iinb iie in benz @lauben
befongen, Dab MOI oieielben i'm
Noroen ebenfaas nod nidt pergcIien
babe unb iofort mieber nit Dem
Sdhpingen bes oblutigen Sembes"
Beginner meroe, iobalo Der Nome ei-
mes iiioliden Genofraten all ser
Spite oes Grdiioentid)afts 1idets
erld1einen lpiiroe.
SLAMS 8orlpi b.
rSdatamts iefretar Sbmp beobiids
tiet, in elmer ieines Siiolanbs-
Stumpreoen, mabrideinlit in aen-
tlldp, cine Intlport auf 9rpan's Ncrp-
9orfer Geoe ST ~lieiern, nit ipe5ieler
9eriidiihtigung Der giienbobn Ser
Itaatlihung. @ie elmer Der bier 3ur
3eit in 8albington peilenben Demo-
froten bemerfte: n9as p1re Die ein-
5ige Woglibfeit, 9rpan's Serltaat.
lifungs.Sbee popularer 81 mafen."
'SefretGr Sbap genieBt Den &uf. bas
,Gnfant Serrible" Der Iominiltra-
ton gu iein. @enn er Elm Siiue nibt
5u perballborniiiren permag, oann
fann's &einer.
6 bicago's Sdla6 tbaus-
SnbuI trie.
Nod Der Angabe bes Itatitilhen
Bureaus Oes Sanoels requirements
bctrug Der Snlanb Serlonbt bon
Sdloftbous : Eroouften bon CHI
cago i'm Wonat Suli 3. 5. 203.252..
$50 Eiino, gegen 192.490,7 26 Eio.
i'm Suli 1905 uno 136,660,716 Hfb.
i'm Sabre 1904. @1brenb Der erlten
iieben Wonate bes lauienoen Sabres
betrug Oerielbe 1,675,436,262 Yfo..
mas Inn 800 Miaionen Tilino mebr
mur ais i'm Sabre 1905 uno hin $50
Miqionen 9funo mebr oils i'm Sabre
1904. Die brei groBten Soften Oes
8eriatots moren 670,9l1.6 $50 Yilino,
5uacridtetes friides&inoileiib, 510,-
1912 EfunO Haud)fleiid uno
24S, 929.252 'Sdmal5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
Watnfataitrophe in GaIiiornieM.

Santa Barbara, Gal., 10.
September. - Die sweite abtbeilung
zines iiiblih gebenoen grprebsuaes
Der ~Soutbern Yaeifie Goait Cine"
entgleite beute 81 Sea Gliff. 20 Yfei-
len iiiolih pom bier, murbe bentolirt.
81 Yerionen erlitten 8erlctunaen
unb 5wei oerie(ben befinoen iid lit
tritiidem 3uitauoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
,MamnIce" perlicrt.

MarbIebeab, Maii.. 10. Sept.
= Sn Der beuti9en Sodtregatta nm
ben &ooiepclt-9 cd,er sing oas aineri>
faniid)e Boot .&im" ols Sieaer her
Dor. .guf" erreid)te oils s~lpcites Boot
oos 3iel, unO Die beutihe Sad)t
.Wannlee" fam 5ulebt. ,9im" &C.
lpinnt hermit ben 'geder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11

- &rieNsiefrct1r 5oft bielt geltcrn
rcplrhlifaniid)e Gampaancreoeh ST
Winlton : Salem nno Salisbury.
rs.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
Valparaiso, Chile, the Centre Of
Earthquake Shock.
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
F'res Followed the Seismic Dlstntbances
and Nsarly Every House Ia the City
Has Been Injured by Either n
Earthquake or Flames.
Terror Rylgns.

a special cable to The News and
Courier Says at about s O'Clock Tbnrs-
day evening there was a tremendous
earthquake at Valparszo, Cnle a.
~ San Francisco, the shock was fnls
fires. ~ n1any,
The nsmes, extending from tha
Plaza Ofden towards the north have
no6 been extinguishad. MANY honsa
naVe been destroyed, and nearly ali nf
6hem are more or less damaged, aithar
oy the earthquake or the fire. Rnst.
hess is at q complete standstill, ,J,he
oanks arc closed. o
Inc gas supply is unavailable and
one eiectrio lighting system d com-
pledoly knocked out. OonYeouentIv
the city at night is In darkness. The
Efeatest panic prevails among fine
ihhaoltan6s. Many familiea arc
haeing from the city.
communication with Santiago ID
ohile ls interrupted, and it ia tnpos-
s,ole TO learn what has occurred theTe
Many personB were killed and iniured
ia Valparaiso. The snocks cont,nma
QUO are milder.
rhe shipping in the port was NOT
injured The streets which snfrareG
,noSt were Gales Blanco, Oondell and
E'meralda and those In the Dal,otaa
district. oA"S
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
White Prisoners Murdered.

II. II. Trawiok and Sam Chandler
white men, confined In the Angelina
county jail, Texas, were found dead
in their cell, Thursday morning, the
skulls Of both men being crushed, and
John Wilson, held on minor charge
and who was confined In the same cell
Is held charged with having murdered
bis cell mates. While denying that
he committed the crime Wilson has
made number OF coun citing state
ments concerning the tragedy. Ii,
declares that at oae time during The
night io discovered Ui.o lncn fighting
8nd separated them. An earthcrf
cuspidor found In the cell was ev
IDENTIFY the weapon used. 1t Ia be
lieyed the p" = were Killed while they
slnnt
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24

frightened except tbrt he slway,
wanted to sit down. The crowd liter
ally had to shove him UP the little
pine tree to get him high enough ur
Tor the range Of the impatient crowd
lt was not the least excited or,bolster.
GUS only q bit impatient waiting to
shoot and kill their prey.
Sheriff MoOaslan tried to save the
negro and made plea for trial but
the crowd was impatient and did not
care to listen to him. Davis had o
half brother lynched In this county
about thirteen years sgD for assaulting
q white lady. 1t was In this county
about eight miles from hsre, that
about eight years ago 1 saw the
Phoenix lynchings, and to.day's affair
"aB much like that saw at Indepen
dence Church, In E lgefeld County,
where all day long crowd awaited
the ohance to shoot down their
victims, experience seems to show
that when crowd of several hundred
once get hold Of d man, charged With
such an ff5nce, es this that there Is
no hope Of legal trial.
Governor Hayward, after the lynch
Ing, which he avoided seeing, came tt
Greenwood, and with the returning
crowds and newspaper mon reached
here after 8 o'clook. It Ia about five
miles from here to Mr.. Pot Brooks's
home. There were several negro men
In the crowd at the time Of the shoot
Ing. The dead body WAS left tied IL
the pine tree. AUGUST KouN.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
EiondiBh OuIraYo.

An unknown man entered tht
home of Henry Davis, prosperou
,arner near Baldin, Fla, at 2 O'Clock
wednesday morning, struck him In
5he head with an axe al he wa
sleep beside his wife, then made des
9erate attempt to criminally assault
Mrs Davis who fought with the
strength Of giantess, screaming lus
yilY meanwhile for help Finally the
other members OF the family wer,
@rouied, but the man escaped through
window. Mrs. Davis was smSaret
rom head to foot In blood from hel
wounded husband, who is still Ia 8
)1tioal condition. Mrs. Davis Is also
n 3 collapsed condition from her de..
pefato fight. a posse OF neighbofs
aas been out all day with dogs hunt.
log Tor the fiend without plcking uI
the tr1il. Mrs. Davis says she coul
cot tell whether the man was white
II black. The entire neighborhoot
~ greatly excited and threaten speedy
justice III the man Is caught.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
n Remarkable Mother,

Mrs. Il .chael Hughes, Of Henry
County, Iowa, recently celebrated hel
96Gh birthday, With fourteen OF he,
niteen Children present to do her hon.
or. Her sou, E ward Hughes, of Sen.
3ca, Kan, a man 80 years OF age, |,
the eldest Child" while the young
5st CLARA Hughes, of Emporis, X Ia. :,
Is 80 years old. All but one OF tht
children are married, and Mrs. Hugh
81 has fifty one living grandchildren
And eighteen great grandchildren. i
has been stated recently that the de
gree or longevity has Increased yer,
nuch IN our country In the past sew
enty live or eighty years. 1t is Ger
calmly very great In some loral!tie
"hcn mother has son 80 years ole
81 her birthday party.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
MhinDud a woman.

a special from Spartanburg to The
State says Lum West and Ollie Pom
der. charged with participation IN
Tho sensational whipping Of Mrs. Har
tiett Coburn, July 3, were bound over
TO await trial SG sessions court as the
result OF preliminary Investigation
before Magistrate Kirby WsdneSday
afternoon. Bond In the sum OF $500
was required and given. What 1.
considered damaging evidence was ad
ducad' Solicitor Sease appeared To-
the State Snd Mr.. Sawyer OF Uniol
for Ponder. SO large was the Grove
IL was necessary to hold proceeding,
In the court room instead OF magis
trat0's chi SC.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
Tcrrlble TraeodY.

A terrible tragedy took place o few
miles from Anderson on Lash Saturday
night, IN which Mr.. II. f.. Drake, one
Of the most prominent farmers In the
county, was killed by j. Allen Emer.
son, who ia in charge OF the county
chainQang. The killing occurred al
the home of Mr.. Drake, G nereon
had gone to Mr., brakes house
clandestlnely, and was discovered In q
room With Brakes daughter. Emer
&En claims thai Drake discovered him
in the room snl opened lire on him,
aGd that he had TO shoot to keep from
being killed. Ona shot struct M.
Drake, entering tha body uuder the
right 81 no and O. ming out on the op
pOsite side Of tho body. Mr.. Darkt
fell and died almost Instantly.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
DYING THIEF OONFEssEs
And Tolls Whcro Stolen Jewols Gould
30 EOund.

So N osshos
a dispatch from ST. Louis, Mo.
says, acting under instructions csbled
from England, John P. OBrien, 9
lsborer. employed In the wrecklng OF
the worlds fair buildings, has un
esrthed an alligator bag containing
jewels valued at $50 900, which were
stolen from Mr., and Mrs. P. Hsnry
Clayton, Devonshire England, during
visit to tbe Louisiana Purchasc ex
position two years ago.
The jewels were stolen from a trunk
and they were not missed until tht
Olaytons had returned to England
after q tour around the world. The,
then had no means OF knowing wher,
the is wells had been stolen. About )
month ago Hindoo servant, wb
mad been In their employ during thei
trip, was fatally injured by an Gle
phant In India and on his deathbec
confessed that he stole the jawet,
while In ST. Louis.
He said that he became alarme.
and fearing detection had droppe &
them into a hole in the wall OF th,
manufacturers building. Later h,
again wished TO secure the gems, but
on returning to the place where h,
had seoreted them could rot reac
the bottom of the space between the
plaster and the side Of the building
Fearing to awaken any Inquiries on
ask 2assistanCe, Che Hfndoo tiepafteti
from st. Louis, leaving the Jaws ii
their hiding place. OBrien was ger
erously rewarded and WAS also enc
ployed by Mr.. Clayton as his persona
attendant.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
Says les a lilo.

The folio wing letter was published
a tne Columbia II cord Thursday: TO
ne Editor OF the Daily Record. Co.
umola, S. O.-Desr Sir: viii Won
ano!y lot the people OF South Caro-
ina Know that John @. Haskell told
moh6 damhaole lie when he made
ne statement 6hat | had made re-.
yaark TO the effect that the rapairs on
VINE Joncs's mousse had been made hv
Lanahan, tins whiskey msrchanl? TO
ue best OF my knowledge, never
-eafo OF Lanah2n before this affalv
'ame INTO notice. l don't know when
hese repairs we're made, shoy must
laYe been made since '96, as lef6
'outh Carolina Ia that year. I DON'T
:hlnk Mr. Haskell Will gain anvthiny
"lth Iairminded and honest people,
oy telling damn lie about a man
olaG III Three thousand miles awAv
''on iiim' Yours, etc.
VIM IA OAJnwETT
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
New ana alranno inland.

Capt. Truebridge, OF the steamship
Northwestern, Wednesday displayed
o photograph that he brought from
tue North, taken by an clllcer OF the
revenue cntter P9rry, OF o newly for
mer lying fifty lies west OF Dutch
Harbor, directly between the Bogo
ilof Islands, commonly known as Gas.
Tie and Fire Islands. The new island
made It's first appearance during June
and is now 900 feet high. The length
could not be asoertained az PER-,
could not get close enough to make al
accurate measurement. Clouds o.
steam arise from Its summit and 1t II
surrounded by boiling water
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
Big Sheen Ramon.

The Sabinal, Texas, Seminal So,
John Ayant reports that he has sue
:eSsfully brought through the seasol
600 lambs which are In fine condition
.nd that his spring clip Of woo
mounted to 17,U09 pounds which n,
ypscts to get % cents for. He ha.
ow about four thousand head OF Ole
5heep which with his lambs make /
flock OF 8 600 and no Is doing mic,
)ueinosS With them. Tnis show
What o man can do who wants tC
york Snd is willing to get at 1t. Mr.
Ayant watches his sheep closely an,
iRR four M XlCRn helnerA.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
VIM. II. OALDwEI
-, - = -'------------
Killed &uInstrun,.nt

During 8 severe electric storm Tues
lay afternoon Stewart Battle. aged
90 years, telegraph operator for the
Aolantlc Coast Line Railroad at Col.
iet'a ni&tisn, Va. was struck Dy
sntnihg and instantly killed. Al
nc timo OF the occurrence Battle WAS
70 hiS telegraph Instrument re eporsipp
me eoutnbound passenger train,
"hlch lof6 Petersburg at 6.16 p. M.
the unlorLunare young man was a
'on OF Henry Battle, of this city, and
nau oeen ia the service OF the rail-
oad company as telegraph operator
fOf many years
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
Oalle HIM aI,inr

Inc Columbia State says Gen. Wilia
Jones SAID Tiursday in reference to
'ol HasHeiI's remarks about Lana.
IAN presenting him With O. punch
ooWl that he could not understand
'hy ool. Haskell should give utter.
Ance 10 sucn lying and slanderous sto-
Aes unless he kneA they were true
And was Wiling TO be responsible for
'nem' As Col. Haskell had stated that
70 did hot know thai they were true
ma ala not give the name of any man
"ho had stated the stories, all he
~uld do was to denounoe the author
aS u liar, regardless OF who hn man
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
Denounced the Judge.

Earle Fletcher, colored, who was
Rrged at Birmingham, Ala, on Fri
;ay, for tne murder of Bob Paine, 8
elbow convict at Flat Top miues
created a scene by announcing Judg
J. l.. Weaver from the soaff I'D jlg'
before the drop fell. Fletcher deolar
I'd that tht judge had granted q hab
as corpus TO John Williams, o white
nan, and saved Williams neck. But
yncn 10 came to his (Fletoher's) cas-,
ne court went fishing. Fletcher sale
that going fishing" was given as al
accuse for the Judge to avoid grant
GtnR a habeas corpus.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
Negro rroops Oause Grin, .

Negro United States trJops have
"ctsa very badly at Brownsville. Tex.
s; The killing Of one man. The fa.
tal WoundIng Of another and an ar.
'empted outrage upon q white woman
constitute crimes that wi,l not ha
lghtly condoned. The splinterine of Of
~hite residences With rife bu,Iets
lreo oy hsGro hands was all on ao.
count OF the fact that white saloon
fe1uaed el1i TO sorve them drinks. Negro
'oloiefs seem to be the only In.
oenblye for the oaatardly action OF the
legfoes. Demands OF o premptory
@6ufe have been made on the eoni.s
spahaer '.s'3 qf lBlers 3 o,sn for Che .rfeat,
~ ID q u lilsa
= fs s,ia ana Z G1e nauter Of sending sszte
oops TO The scene is only held la
.osyance ut,tll it.is known what tha
ijoerGl miliOary auohorities intend m
10. IL Is understood that General Mo.
JartY, now In Austin, will make a
earchiDg investigation into Cha
whole aifGir. S"o
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
Killed by PutAjAnos,

A dispatch from Manila says first
Lieut.. John F James aud two priv
ates Of the Eighth infautry, with
Contract Surgooa Csivn Snyder ard
Internal R}veDuC G. u ector William F
Williams, were killed Thurdday after
noon, In d iiand tG-hand fight with q
forca OF Pula lanes ~ Jnllta, island OF
Lsyte. The detachment, which con
sisted OF ten mon, was greatly cut
mum ID, buo NJ. dc Rallant fight.
The Pulajanes captured til co pistols,
four Ktag- JorRensen rifles aud three
hundred round Of ammunition.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
lmpor,ant isofor,n.

The state board of dispensary direc.
'ors held its monthly meeting Thurs.
'ay out nothing was given Out from
me meeting. Director Wylie said
hat the board at It's present meeting
'ouio arrange to put into effsot tts
;esolutlon adopted on the eve of the
state convention to buy It's bulk stuff
Jnly from bounded warohousos and
laye the commissioner take out a rec.
'ilefs license and do the blending at
'he state dispensary. The advertise.
menus Tor BIDS for the new quarterly
purchases Will be so worded.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-24
Triru,n tAiII Az

In fit Of insanity, Emil Berner, .
nachanio Of Batavia, Illinois, mut
ared his brother In. law. Erness
Ftarzen. by cutting his throat with o
&zor, slashad Mrs. Berner so severely
nat sho will die, then out his throat
and died within few moments. The
ragedy was enacted at the Bernol
!ome, Berner had been III for three
weeks, and at times delirious, but NJ
ymptoms Of violent insanity had beer
previously noticed.