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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13

$. p. Corrca. Republican candidate
for Representative from the Fifth Dis
trict was born In this city September
II, 1876, the son of NJ. G. Corroa. lie
was educated In the Hawaiian public
schools, attending the Royal school n
part of the time. MIR. Corroa entered
the printing trade In 1893, thus com
plotting his schooling" lie Is at this
time in the employ Of the Hawaiian
Gazette Company as Il linotype oper-
ator lie Is a man of firm convictions
Tor good government. staunch sup.
porter of the Republican party and tho
principles for which the party stands.
and In every way citizen worthy to
represent the people.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13


ID. kalauokaiani. Jr, is q candidate
on the Republican ticket for the posi-
ton OF County Clerk for the County of
Oahu. He was born in Honolulu, Jan
uary 81. 1874. In 1882 he was sent to
st. Louis College. where he remained
until 1892. In the fall of 1892 he en-
tered Oahu College. graduating in 1897.
Soon after graduation he entered the
firm of Howard Il Train. architects.
In the early part of 1900 Mr.. Kalau-
okalani entered the law Office OF T. Nc
Canis Stewart; he was appointed by
Delegate to Congress X. w. Wilcox as
that gentleman's private secretary soon
after the general election of 1900. In
the Legislature Of 1906. he was elected
clerk of the House Of Representatives
In the County election of 1906 Mr.
kalauokalani received the nomination
Tor County Clerk and was elected to
that Office on the Republican ticket.
In the Republican County Convention
David Kalauokalani. Jr. was again
nominated on the Republican ticket MS
candidate for the Office he now holds
and he has every assurance Of re-elcc-
ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13

publican ticket for Deputy Sheriff of
Waianae, is a resident of that district
which is also the place of his birth
He was born SO years ago. Now he
is the owner Of considerable real es.
tate at Waianae.
Leleo is very popular on this ISL
and. particularly in his district. and
II would be strange indeed If he
were not elected waianae's Deputy
Sheriff.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13
SCHOOL TEACHERS

Knowing and recognizing the fact that the school teachers of a
wall poorly paid and deserve higher salaries they
been receiving the Republican has pledged itself increase their
placed in control of the Territorial Legislature This the
first things that should be done and the Republicans
consequently teacher who has will for the straight
Republican ticket The ladies who educating the youth of Hawaii
schools unable assist the they
insure Republican by quietly talking and influencing their
brothers and friends who support the straight Republican
ticket Many believe already doing this there probably
will be glad that
them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13
REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVES.

among the candidates for the House of Representatives from
ourth District the names of Quinn Rawm Hughes Castro
kaa add pillar of strength to the straight Republican ticket
From the Fifth District there has equally good scc
"o WIN the veteran kaleon their leader This
candidates can be safely trusted protect rights people and
work Tor the greatest good the number and
msenevous or class legislation placed upon books
sunday Quinn will always be found in the lead off veto
should necessity arise for such action Under leadership the
straight Republican candidates for the Legislature to give
good account OF themselves when called by their constituents
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13
WHAT Is A TORNADOa

What is a tornado? is the question you will hear =
Asked by everyone YOU meet first this time of year
1t seems awful stupid that often feel inclined
To cyclone with my intellect the whrwnd of their mind
Now full grown tornado it is very seldom SEEN
1t leaves its track behind and know where has been
It comes very sudden, and quickly doth depart
That its coming and its going impressed upon your heart
Now I've told you all about it there nothing to know
Until early in November when Republicans will show
monsoon and typhoon, with whrlwind on the side
Gavanng through the country, tanning Democratic hide
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13

II. w. Leleiwi Is Republican can.
dldate for the House of Representa-
tiyes from the Fifth District and, a
sound, earnest Republican. he wants
to see this Island and this Territory
go forward with giant strides. Lele,
iwi is possessed of the true American
spirit of advancement. He Is proud
of his beautiful Island home, and
those who are acquainted with Lele.
iwl are proud of him. Everybody
knows and likes Leleiwi and Leleiwi
will be elected
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13
JAMES BICKNELL
Candidate for Auditor of the
County of Oahu

James Bicknell, Auditor of this Coun-
ty, is the Republican candidate to sue
coed himself. He has for many years
held responsible positions VITA large
business concerns of this city. Al the
behest of his friends in the ReEupIi-
can party, Mr.. Bicknell gave IN g llc-
ratiye position to accept the nomina-
ton for Auditor at the first County
election.
During his incumbency TO the Office
to which he seeks reelection, Mr.. Riik-
nell has made n record. as an indus
trious and ob!iglng officer, one whose
competence Is always evident, that Will
not be forgotten on election day,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13
L. b. .AONE
Candidate for Deputy Sheriff of
koolauloa

l.. X. Naone, running on the Re
publican ticket for the Office of Dep
MY Sheriff of the District of Koo
inuloa, was born in the year 1861 and
is therefore 40 years of age. At To-
lani College. this city, Mr.. Naone re
oeiyed his education.
For the six years last past Mr. Ma
one has faithfully served on the po
lice force at Laio and fiauula.
Naone is an active Republican
worker In his Dis rict. earnestly sup
porting the ideals and principles OF
the party.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13

A, s. Kalelopu, Republican candidate
for Representative from the Fifth Dis
trlct, is well known Hawaiian. A
years OF age, at present clerk in the
Office of the Deputy Sheriff OF this
County. Mr.. Kaleiopu was born on
Maui. He was educated at st. Louis
College, from which institution he
graduated. He was at one time school
teacher on this island.
Mr.. Kaleiopu has already served the
people as a member of the House OF
Representatives from the Fifth District,
distinguishing himself as conscien-
tious, energetic and capable legislator.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13

Frank Pahia, running for the Dep.
uty Sheriffship of the District of 10.
olaupoko. has for years exercised
the duties of the chief police officer
of that part Of the country. So well
and so thoroughly and fcaressly has
he always carried out his sometimes
dangerous duties that the people who
know him and who have benefited by
his experience and courage cannot
well afford to put another in his
place.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13

passed successfully the examination for
qualifying himself to become a mem
Der of the Bar and received his papers
to practice In the District Courts and
on appeal cases in the Circuit Courts.
In 1903 was elected sergeant-at-arms
for the then House of Representatives
during Its regular and extra session.
Has been a resident of Honolulu during
the past two years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13

The Republican bole Silva who candidate Legis-
aurc the Democratic follow in the foot
steps OF Chameleon Curtis But Silva has undertaken big
lie has promised revise change amend and the Lord what
else the land laws the Territory November 9TH when he has
time to sit down and think Silva will discover that the land
only be amended by Congress and that his
another hunk of Democratic pccrus intended
faint Silva lining the Democratic cloud makes its gloom
gloomier.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13
!. JOHN FERNANDEZ
candidate for Deputy Sheriff OF
Eyyo

'T John Fernandez, Republican candi-
,l5fe for Deputy Sheriff for the Dis.
4 OF Eva, 80 years of age, was
JGtn at Eva, this Island, and was ed
gated at the public schools. For a
rm of nearly seven years he was
sputy Sheriff OF his district. At
ire County election he was ed
w. the position he already 50 success
lily held. For period of twelve
: ears he was employed on the police
orce of this city, prior TO his ap.
ointment as a Deputy Sheriff. He
tarted working as cowboy IN Eva.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13
NJ. X. LELEO
Candidate for Deputy Sheriff OF
Waianac

NJ X. Leleo, candidate on the Re
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13
REPUBLICANISM

XACTLY FIFTY YEARS AGO in 1856 the Republican Fart,
Of the United States formed prevent the extension OF
slavery the Free Labor States This not intended to
where
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-14
ANOTHER WRECK.
Ehroo Mon Killed by Roar End Col
Iision on Southern.

"HOh VII
Three killed and several injured re.
suited from q terrible wreck Which &C.
nrrod on the main line OF tho South
IN railway, about 800 yards from Gh
alton in Danville, Va, at an early
iour Saturday morning.
The dead are:
Engineer G. O. Kinney, Of No "a,
a fast passenger tram from Jackson,
ine to II O north,
Flagman O, j. Null, OF through
'reignG brain No "a
Al uhknOwn mau, WI O8e hCdy wa
b med and mangled hey end sll recog
nitiOn.
Aue WrCok resulted from q year enc
)lllision similar to u Q one Ia which
President Spencer, OF tho Southern
failway, lost his life scarcely more
than o week ago and not two hours
ride from the scene OF the present dis,
aSter.
Further connecting It with The
Thanksgiving tragedy Is the TACT that
tho engineer Of the train, No. "a, wht
w&s killed Saturday morning, Wes The
same man who pulled tie throttle Of
the train that plunged into Presidenl
Spencer's car. Ga that occasion II,
came GU unscralched; today liz dec
at bis post.
The wreck occurred ~ 4 O'Clock
The freight train was standlng on t&c
main line wheu the p36SoDger Grain
approached from the tsar aud Rithau'
warning, the giant hurled itsolf on Tor
OF tie frbil cars OF the tyei. +, crust
INK them with its weight.
Fire quickly broke cut and 6 or {
cars butned rapidly.
Kinney and the unknown man we've
Killed Instantly, while Mol, who Is
said by the railroad authorities to b,
Responsible for tDs accident, dtad lsteI
10 Z hospital heie, HAVING suffered ,
ScVete ~0urd ia the hskd,
Tle fact chat hS didD'0 protect tn,
rear END Of the fIeignt, IS he elou,,
h&va doua * a tlaRman, Is said 10 L.
the direct causo CT thc accident
though Two telegraph operators 81,
partially blamed tor allo 6ii inc sw(
trains IN the blcck together,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-14
pRAIsIHG his spaEc n.
Senator TiIimRu Heco:yea H,sndsecs
OF Lottors About 1t.

1SESJ = sOts A1tlftkEGl -
of Lottors About 1t.
Senator TTlmeu 81 tho recipient 0
uudre6s OF lettors Of CONNIE udatic
nd conSratulstion on bis REQ ,nt u
sarsnces on tho rsce question In tt
Windy City. The Washington cor .es-
ondont Of the Spartauburg JUurna
,ys with bis regular run Of ma IL thes,
ttois heap in daily, and cone from
ii parts Cf tNn " I'd Stotop s'1mc
arc from New York city, Chicago and
40. a. -. .U,.O ~. MN d. q
West. Ole OF these opistles from !;
% '0"t T W-Nohiry'~~ n @ ccr
tains the expression. "Althous h there
INIT muoi ,oio oil mo, | Will folloM
ga and your principles TO hell"
Onc OF tho letters, opened by hi.
3oretary Saturday morning and DC
used With interGst by tho senator, 4
rom An Old Confederate Soldier
Ns letters from the Old vetortus ct,
1uch IN order nowadays with thu
80 tho l"ttar zee eoru~od hy vor
representative from Mr.. Ttllmaa and is
gwen TO his fricuuY Wno read VI,
JQur0al:
Hon Benz. II. Tillman, Washington,
d. O.,
DoSr Str:--I Wish to forward M,
congratulations to you upon the flu,
speech you made While In Chicago
q d show my appreciation b. euclos
lng TO you q bank nota from South
Carolina, dated November eleventh,
E'ghtoon Hundred and Thirty. lhrec,
have hold this note for soma time
snd pIiz dit highly, but afterraading
your Chicago speech, l decided that ]
could not put it to q better uRo that
TO present 1T to ono OF South Oarollna's
most worthy aOnB. The greRtest ma
j1rity OF tho people OF Baltimore with
whom have como In contact, have
spoken delightodlY Of your d etarmina.
oion aud naryo In bringing up tht
race iSSus," afGo1 being warned that
u might bring forth dire results
hiudi1 accept my congratulations Snd
note, From an Old Confederate Sol
der, Sincerely,
Capt. John a. Burgess.
NO. 500 EA5S 22i ST., Baltimore,
Ma. December /, 1906.
Accompanying tho letter wag an ole
fauea, tattorcd paper bin, seventy.
thrGo years old, and the legend, bold.
Iy ptintc1 on ita face, and so5 on
Win several engrayinRs, II OF then
. pjcCuIe OF General Sumpter, ststes
und1f date OF Nov, ii, 1888, tia,
Itc Commercial Bank OF Columbia.
5 q, viii pay to j. Bryce, or Bear
ar, Five D1llars. The btll Is unsigned
by mo president and cashier OF thu
bank.
Senator Gilman prizes this letter
and BID VI a%QtG-benum days verv
hiH u, lie a5o.o1 tbat 20 would have
bis hcoyc0scy piaoo the bin IN a solau
paCk f9r preservation, Although. The
bll 'rapf.senrs nothing on Gods
green eart6, nor aYRht ID Gha waters
oe'oH,' 10 comes from IN old soldier
"hc Is IN symp&lhy With MT. TN
mss a0dh,n ylu"s on the race proSloin,
alId II IL duly appr C'atod.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-14

Congressman McCall, r. publloan 81
Massachusetts, IN an ln5oiy view tikc.
3 9uoO a6 Roosevelt on tie Japauese
question, Ho gays tt would lo oro.
clsnly In point fer the pfosldeat
TO proproao pu ting himself as ,h.
n8ad Of the army 80 adluinister
olhor laws OF tito United SGAtOg- thg
ahti trust l%ws for lnssauoo. WAN.
Uhc Oettlcships HAYS UaCtc.l down tlu
.temGRuts Ct San francisco Ana u81D,a
nave been put TO UhsGword to rive
the japanese right 20 education Is
tha schools the courts Wll. hayo been
dOno away with and the na5tcn
taUEht d new ay,d short ari 10 enforce
or lavs.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-14
TIED AND GAGGED.
"A FARMER KNOCKED SENSELEss
AND THEN KOnBED.
he Was Driving Homo Whom Get Up.
on by an Unknown Party
Oh Parties.

Attacked, knocked unconscious,
bound, gagged &nd robbed OF his cash
by en- unknown party Thuraday night
six miles northeast OF Union, is what
is said to happened to Wallace Law.
son according toths sensational story
told by himself 10 a prsas rep esenta.
tive shortly aftor his arrival In Union
about l O'Clock Friday.
The following ia the story rs rela-
ted to the Union correspondent OF
The State on Friday:
Il BIZ to Union yesterday, bring
Ing ray wife and two children. They
spent the night with their cousin,
Mrs. Lula Barton. / LETT Union, re-
turning home about 8 o'clock. Wallace
Knox, q friond, was with roe until VIC
reaohed bis home, five miles from here,
after i drove on alone, letting my
mul Jog along slowly in the dark.
Alter going about n mile fArth.
or, Che ur8t thing ] knew l felt 9 blow
on tho back OF my head, which knock.
cd me from the buggy, AS | STRUCK
tho ground ! felt two other blown on
my forehead, whom | boo me unoou
Scious. When | recovered ccnsct0us-
ness, tho moon VS. shining, ard ]
was lying across tue road with my
hande TIED behind me with u haddker.
chief from my W pocket, and l wss
gagged with another handkerchief
3 white cotton one which looks like ii
has never been used before.
This happened 10 a lonely stretch
Of woods, q high bgnk 0nOne side, and
q patch OF pines on the other. When
struck | wa3 humming s hymn and
leaning back N my buggy, with The
top back.
When l got up / could not poye
my arms and did not got them untled
uutil l had walked q mile to the hor0o
Of Mr.. j O. Harris, my fatherin-
l9w, Whsre l live
In the lot at home ! found thg
mule and buggy | had been driving
Wnen released L put my hand III my
pockets 70 SEQ Il ] had lost anything,
and found missing two p ulieabo lkB,
Ia my black folding on (Yhich had nv
n&m0, weight and Insight on q card "a
1t AID Chicago National VruBt oonop.
any on the outside 3 $50 blil and & S5
bill, and In pho otJer, Il dnublc snAp
pocRetOook, L had 81 65 ia II o Rua
some receipts, O3o or 6Oo receipts wa
from IS M, Adam; on oct. - tor 5l5
then q reHtsta' ed letter i~931ioo f,oo
Il z!e f0I 81 so, snG also s. ~aybllt Of
son13 cotton secG-ali ,psde oug Ia nv
name. Ny ailYer wStCA IA lait, low
ever, Gud UhNu .fD.LHe I,nen I,r,A
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-14

on Thurs lay Mrs. Chris Trowel OF
Oiy3f. Ga, w&s rsking aud burning
6o1aa trash aud leaves In her yaid,
Fheu har dress caught fire. She vas
alone except her four small children,
and started TO run TO her husband,
@ho was In his blacksmith shop,
SONS distance from the house, bus
iuii before sho reached him. Sno was
80 b2dly burned that she only lived
Shout four hours. Mr.. Trowel hsd
aud severely burned trying 10 S ave
his wife
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-14
Atulo q Slroot o.

Az HAst Liverpool, Onio, tile police
arc looking for a otranRct who stole s
street car late Tluroday night, ran Ii
four miles and coli3ctoa fare from al
passengers, and 5han deoempod. Con.
ductor H3itz was at a pump QottIng .
drink, when tic thief slapped aboard
and save the starting signal, The
fellow managed the business so wen
that the motorman, curtatned IN on
account OF Tho rain, suspected moth
ing,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-14

Accidental aaphYx'ation IL given IS
she csuso Of the death at washing
ton Eylday OF John Oropror, 2 re-
tired lGWyer, who wa promin6nt IN
the national capital, Hia VliN, who
is IN N8w York, Is tho daughter OF
the late Robort M Laue, at ono time
miuistor to France. MIR, Chopper was
SO years OF age. He was a ruemboy
OF the Society OF tho O~lncinnathi and
OF the Society of the War OF 1872,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-14
tIophnnta Ato 100 N5nob.

AGSIs tant 5eorytaiy OF tho ~Sraaaoyy
Reynolds IS tid OF tyur Glp ni1
oiophanLs which nave be,D Chc bur.
Don or MS life for several mcntbg.
Phc elephants belong to q snowman
"no on importing bhom to this coun.
F'yglTc tt+'r value az 81 800. Az
t@r"isers declared the anlnoaia woro
worth 81 600, AND .ney ware
aoizod. pno 9nlnSl8 ate 80 muoh
Reynolds vas drlyon TO dispair irving
lp feed thsm. Finally 40 loased them
10 the Snowman, pending the decision
q the o&so, TO have tre owno feed
lao elephants, The owner has now
seSOled with the government.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-14
~REMARKABLg P~HRaodANoM.
VIE Ocean swsiiowsj Up sreakwat.
OK at Fort Macon.

A special dispatch from Moorohes
NY. y. o.. says Friday afternoc
''uh four o'clock Captain POUCH, {
sh Fort Macon life saving static
wa ~~'l,F = ~~-''z> 49,. 49,
bankments, breakwater and largo pier
me breskwater just IN front t
4he rain building has completely diu
appeared and there is now over 90
go OF water, where only prior 70
"'0r ~p" orth> ne.~e ront, ~
was thrse feet above the high water
mark. The large wharf In front OF
40 oul.aAnn h@V..eu uuIu The wato
Ould not let 1t settle and CAP
AIN POUCH says this morning uhoro Il
yer 60 feet of water where generally
tn N"'Ph ~ cont to ten feet on
an average high tide.
Car.~ fouHn oAIlod his men out
nd they move overy unlng the,
iould out Of the station, for fear the,
'ould all DC swallowed up. He say,
ne main building ia all intact nos
ut IN a dangerous position. He Ion.
all his wood for the winter that was
piled along the braakwAter. He gays
Tiers was no sncck or any thing to st
tract his attention except the gradual
settling Of the earth. He says thers arc
largo cracks running on the hills now
The disturbance lasted fully forty
minutes, the foundation around the
east end OF tho building has settloo
about tive feet. The citizons bere
think 1t was caused by the gradual
ncavy current settling against that
point OF tao beach and had cut q Sub
~terrauian channel under the break
wat0r and beach,
BEACH, GRADUALLY SINKING,
A6 five O'Clock this evening the
teach Is within two feet OF tho lift
station, The beach Is now gradually
sinking. The doors in the mnir
building oanuoS be CLOSED. Tho beach
1s &ivon 2 a. about tan foot durln1
tho day. The station and SIl bulId,
ings are expected TO go at any time.
MA nR4AA Any 4, 4,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-14
HuRTY MrMnRs Krn.r.nn
BY an Accidental Explosion Of byna.

BY an Accidental Explosion of byna.
mite
AT Houghton, Mioh,, Forty miners
are believed to have been blown to
atoms Ia the Quincy mine Thuraday
night as the result of the explosion of
powder maR,z'ne lo GATED on the frat
.evei OF the Mesnard or No. 8 shafh.
Inc men were being lowered NJ work
n 3 IarPo oaps. JUST az the cage WAC
passing The first level, 100 feet FROM
6he furfacs, the dyamite storad IN
ihe magazine exploded, sending forth
'eath and destruction.
Absolutely no trace of the forty
non can be found aud they were ey.
IDENTIFY blown to atoms at tho frat
'chock. Until an ea-ly hour this
morning. it was impossible to asoer.
Jain tho extent Of the damage and
aven then there are q number of men
Who have not been accounted for. Flro
broke out after the explosion and the
famfge mao be much worse than at
drat was believed.
Rescue parties Immediately O I'd
nenced an underground search for
tho missing men. The heat and
1855 oaussd by tho explosion made
: difhoult. 1t has been ascertalned
that The explosion was caused by O
miner who was engaged in quitting q
.Glck OF dynamite, dropping somo
naming grease from his candle,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-14
BEACH, GRADUALLY SINKING.
BIS CASE WAS PlTIFUL.
White Tramp Felllnto His
Camp Firo.

Cataioptio Whito Tramp FolIlnto His
Camp Eiro.
TIE Columbia Record says IN agony
from horrible wounds and subject
without warning TO C%ataleptlc fits.
george Eiwarda, 3 ThlCe tramp, who
a&ys he IA q n&tivo OF Spartanhurc.
TaH taken frOm Southern railway train
NO, so on It's arrival hare ea' ly F,idAy
loOrning and plscad IN one OF TIC
smoking rooms at rhe depot for medi.
.cb( GrSaGraGnt. Or Faux y. Ke0dall
we local surR}C o. She Ytil4a,, lind.
x upon investigation thGG the man.
Injuries had been rcCciv d before ha
became passenger, declined TO an.
sun @ charge Of lie oogc. He reported
10 City Physician @ F Williams IN
the latbor had Ghc ul|i0rtun&to man
brou< a. 10 i,!9 CHICO IN the police rat-
rol wagon. Ms Wounds WaIo dreHsed
&nH he WIS Hcnb to hts old holnA ia
SIPS ytanUurE on the II o'clock train
EiWafda wSs on his way from Char.
lesion north. KS laib no rsil gaY sj2.
tiou near |BlGckYillo and in QUO OF tbe
a0u o CltSl2p 10 GtS to Wt'olI he il
aut j3cJ foll iuQo hi6 Camp ito aud IA
CeiYnd .Orribio burns o htuc hand
ano arm, hip and righU Gd4. Pas30,s
oy found him and took him SO Black.
VILE, theYo a h...5:v pAy1igaG ~
Piled first ajd handagg8 and supplied
Dim W'th . ticket TO Spartan.
burg b. the time he reacted GU
lun'bie, however, She pain OF his
,., ..L 4. a.N
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-14
Conc to lie Pom.

Hagbar6 Gregerson, formerly ex.
laatge teller Of the milwaukee,
Ayenus Stata bank at Oaiosgo, OF
Ynich Paul . Stem ,land wal presi.
ient, pleaded guilty to embezzlement
u h funds o, the bank and was
given an indeterminate sentence In
n penitentiarY. Gregereo2 ia tho
third official Of the bank to DO sent to
prison, He. said In court that he had
aken the money for the purpose OF
1olptng q young woman build up q
ousiless as 8 beauty DOCTOR"