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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-30
WcrAuntS' C Miners' SranspOrta'
ttUn Gumpup1.

RAD Bottom uno benz Often: ieoen Wiuutdg,
9ienitne, Spnnerftag uio Samitaa, abeHos
0 ltbr.
9ah Brobioenee uno benz Often: ieben Sonn'
tag, Mlittpoh uno 6u-itda, a6enoS 6 lltr.
Nnb ytetupprtsytelpS utlo Nortolf: tdgli6 nm
6 ubr gbenoS.
Srn6t mirb .iaGi6 bis 3 llbr abenbs fiir an
benz 1uee dbfubrenoe SGr1pier anaenontmen.
96udb SdhanHab ltio benz Siioen: ieoet 9iens
ftag, Sonnerit1g uno Samiiag, 9tbenos @ ubr.
3oituner uno 9roOioence.S ampfer fabreu bon
her S8ertbe nnt 6ube oeS eonesSods nb. Ga
bnnnnbs 9umpfer bon bee gBerfte am Snbe Der
Weib6uuSsAberie.
Is. R. @intuabaui, ggeut,
GonasDpd.
~, y. SMrmer, q. Z. M.
u. .. Stebbtns, Sen. s9JlaH.
Snuptbilreau - ShooftsGfe @crnan. nab
2tgbt. Struhc. U13,3&S-)
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Ste central : amerifanii6c Sricocns.
Gpufereus.
ISunNoie. Gotta Mico. %

SanSoe e, Gotta &ica, 80. gtug.
Der Heeierung BON Gotta &ica
iinb ieitens Ser He"gierungen ponSon.
ouras, Guatemala uno SaIpa0or
einlaSungen our 3beilnobnle an Der
AM 10. September bier itattiin0enoen
6rteoens. GonfererS 5ugegongen uno
ne bat angenommen. NQe Regierun.
gen iiro 5u 8uniten oes YIancs, 5l,r
8cier oes 3rieoenspertroges cine
Union Der flint central . amerifani.
lfen Hepnblifen 81 biloen. Die 9ie-
gierung bon Gotta Hica permieo in
ibrer Intport an Die an0eren central.
amerifaniiden Ge9ieruugen 6ieie an.
gelegeHbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-30
Site G~cbcr1ettcn.

W'arftpreis piro beinbIt fit nIte sseocrbetter
al bic f'rNu'4'
Strabe.
Telepbon: Wt. @erton 3049. sfae g,eften1tu.
gen prompt msaefiibrt. (9-1&55
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-30

edNe fir'S anslano tefpref q. s,atus, RI.
&t3, pH.1alttriore. ST., aane Goisumnpnfe.Nsa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-30
8eitcrn NarDlanb GiIen6a6u.

8lpe o~crIaiien SiGensG tdtioH tpte fotet;
5Gglidl:
4.30 Observation-Disclosures, Saeerstopu, n. &
@.SS1hH, itno nitseenornmen SoHntug,
Sancod UNI 9bGmbersburg.
0.l5 Wiprgen5-FensW drs&rpteB.
zoo g}ubm.-sIH, mmoontipn na9 @Ibnoor.
+4.56 Rad. -@rpreb SauptliHie. Sugersiutun,
49, 0uiteoe. ebippensbur9 uno, dusgenon'
men eorntng, Gre6erid uno Gumittsburg
tYdrlorsggdpgnn).
1000 MbenOs- Accommodation na1 union'
3dgiidj, ausgsnpmmeu goumtng.
6.65 WuraenS-Yort. Y. & 8. 8thtftoH nno
Sanptlilie ofli1 bon eniorp @robs, fo'
800 MISUNDERSTANDING, Saeerstufun, Snu,
cod. 9inberlHib, Gbtppensbu-g, Srebes
ria. Gnnmtisburs uno ". & 70. Hnbn
bis 100 @liton.
9.43 Wor6ers- mad @ettbs,
blra mo port.
1000 mere.rs-a Accommodation nod rnior
prtbpe.
1920 E16mL--VIue Wourtaln GroreB (pnrIors
@ogeun), folpie Sreberif.
3.25 Nndbti. ..-0rpreB md yort urb q. &
%. 9tbifior1.
4.t5 Mudbrt = Accommodation mad ririon
Wrioge. p FIf
5.32 y,n6m. Mffomm5oatlot nab Sfhnnon,
hnnr @rpreb bis Settnsbire linb gurf.
CID @benos - Accommodation mad linton
Pnr GoantaaS.
$50 Wlorgens - Ntfommoodtion ndd linton
Prioge ino Sanober,
SdIt nitt an Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
citation an.
u. Hcbertfpn, ~. W. Sutuen,
Observation-Disclosures. Sen. sRai. .geent.
rGB7-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-30

nntpeIeno. VIM itGrtIten iin0 Gltb
lono uno Geutidlon0 pcrtrcten. Slime
rifa lit bnrd 6. 9eoin.G pItein reprG
I%entlrt. 9r, 8oIf5iobrL 0cn ser Con
greB gum Br0iiocnten ernGblte, nal
Elm lpormer 6rern0 0eS ne~rItorbener
@rilnoers Der 3ioniiten.O organization
Gbeooor 9crtG. neutrality-suspicious.
InIprote fiiqte ben gr0Bten SbpiI SCI
erlten Sibung aus.
esperanto Gonfcren6.
Gin anberer Congress, Die Snterno.
tioroIe Esperanto : Gonferen3, berer
3lped cS it, Fropogonoo fir Die Ser.
brettltng Der @eltiprdhe SIT MAIDEN
trot IN 8enf 5ulommen. @roBe &c.
i%ntgtbuutg erregte eS inter Sen 0elc,
goten, bu6 Fr1iioent HooiepeIt gon7
lnerlportet OoS Spitrm ser pboneti.
ifen Illsiprode omtlifcr 0ofiuneutc
ein9efiibrt. Sic betro6ten oicie Nelle.
rung ais giinitigen Nnlauf sur Glus.
6rcitung ibres SpItems uno 6oroe.
RING Der Esperanto eItiprofe.
Sos BON Comic.
8ie lpciter aus 8enf gemcI6et
miro, iin6 200 bisberigc g~nbGnqcr
bcS vEropbeten" Sobn Glcron0cr
Gotpie fobnenfIiidtig 9emoroen, not-
Dem iie e%rfobren, Dob sic @cIOcr, oic
tic IN Scr 8emein6e 3ion GitD yoll.
geIegt," in unergriinoIi6en IoIdpcn
peridmonOen. Gle S6pei5cr @ldits
bigcn boben 100000 SroncS nod
3ion Gttp geididt, uno MN b0rcn tie
bon BORT, bob iie bon Oieier oroBcn
Summe Iebr iueni9 mieoerieben oiirf.
ten, ltno Dob es, ielbit menn iic ooS
Wenige retten moQen, notbmenoi0
icin miro, iid) al Die @erid)te Sl men.
Den, Sicle friibere AnbGnger 0omie'S
bubcn ibrc &eIigion g%ednoert.
so Sabre alt.
Sn W}itnden begebt bcllte General.
Qtlliitoireftor 6elir Wfottl, ser bon
leiner GbGtigfcit am oOfctropoliton.
Opera @ouic" oltd) in Nctu.0orf be.
items betannt lit, Die 6cier ieineS 80.
@eburtStogeS. Inl1Blid OeS Grcio.
niiieS linO Dem geniolcn 0iri0entcn,
Der Ioeben crit bel Dem Sal3buraer
Mo5art!Gtuiiffeit ouf ooS GrfoIgs
mitgclpirft bot, ifon icbt 3obl.
rcife @Iiidluiini6e 3uge0ongen,
6elir WottI lit IN ct. @cit bel
SBien geborcn unO bcgonn icine 81.
Observation-Disclosures oils Better oeS @ie.
ncr ato0cmii6en 8ogner.& ereina.
1886 Oirigirte or gum Grlten Wtulc oic
8opreutber 6eitipiele. Son SorISz
no Wtottl &offopeImciIter mar,
lpuroe CT mad Miindcn berllicn, no
iett tbGtig IT'D
fg,en 6qli dun9. perbpft.
tet.
Iufcbcn crregt Die @erbaftuno
oeS FoIi5ei-GommiiiGrS Hcid 5l
OtoSmiinitcr I'M Greiic Gbonn oeS
Sber,GIioB. Sic gegcn i'm
'rbobene Infloge Ioltet ouf llrfun.
oenf0Iidun9. Hei6's None mllr0c
Dor Ginger Belt bGIfig gcnornt, ais
Der Sal oes ebenoIigcn StroB6ur.
ger @olijcisG Stcp6onp
mi Dem Sopct mar, in mel6cn Geid
1crpidelt lit. Cen beporIteben0en
Observation-Disclosures miro mitSpun-
1llng eltgegen geieben.
" ii rnberg" pom StupcI.
Inter Den ii6lihen DISQUALIFICATION
It gcItern ollf Der @ermoniu-@ crft
II aiel Der fleinc arelt5er ,9tiirn.
zero" bonn Stopel geloufen. Dit Sen
un6 G%ipilbeb0rOen botte Iid
inc 5oblrcid)e Menidcnmenge 51 Dem
sreigniB e%ingefunoeu, Scr 9iiraer.
Der Sto0t Niirnbcrg, @ebciz
l1er Sofrotb Or. b. Sdub, ooa5od
iep Souioft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-30
GarpIaab G. geuuislsania q. R.

Marplaab e Eeunisthania q. 81.
8nae berloiien Rorth,yIbe.. II. GafsGtr. ,Stntton:
7.so Rorrn, na6 BORT taaIi6. ausssnommen
etonrtnsa.
$40 Anr-,, and EeTta nur gjnutass.
$50 BORN. nod gelotr tdgttp, niiseenomntsn
GnuitdaS.
1926 gatm. nat Dori t0e.i6. aisaeaommen
SpuntdgS.
40b Rocbri. non Delta nur sourtoos.
4.20 Nu6m. mo Getta tdoIi1, nisasuoutmex
Gonnings.
600 gberbs nah .geIatr tdsItd. uusaeuom.
men SurnidgS
II 90 Nbenos mao @eIutr rur souuiaos.
t1.45 G6enhs mao r<fuir mtttsoG1 arb Gam
if1oa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-30
Baltimore 9ampf gadet So.
ANtte Hnb bnpettutttut ~gdtssttte,l
Die Der. @tlatensBoii beiorberHo.
Sampier ugtrgiuta" (netl, rAtabama,"
Nfnynta ynfuetfe -

-.
Snmpier ,9trgiuta" (nen), pN%tnbama,"
@eopgia," .5nueHee."
9aUlpter labren tdgIi0. SurHtugS auSgenoiHs
men. bon ben y9aisatnie. "Piers. Qr. 10-is,
9tqbbGtrn 6.8U Nbenos, oireir tuu Oh
8oint Comfort gior'oIi, 9ortsmpu.b unb alen
Runfien beS Giioers. getbinbnr1 in do
Roint Comfort nit e. & {. Gtfen6abn.@ BAD
8i6utono, Serbtnoune TN Yortsntoutb MT BEN
pSeabouro atr Zine" loIiben 9ue rad 9oris'
MOUTH unb Ntldntu. Sn RCrfulf 8erbirounp
nit Der ratIantic Coat cine, Morioif nHS
lpeitli6 uit .Slo Dominion Cine" nab gleip'
berh Baf9tnglon N.'G., 8ttntonb, 8a., nnb
ReipsDprf.
MGbI8eiien mad clropdit1em BIane. 1uru'
ri0fe &uiltPlBiipuler, e.eftrifbe WeIeudtlng,
Dnmpibei3uie, aoietl fret, Eeieroirte 9diiiters
5inlrIcr IN ben ViletsBiiredft Der Bah Cine"
2r. 107, Gfs9aItirorc@Sira Nr. SOC unb
51s, ~9ig6bSirabe, Q, ". 6. Office, Siiooft'Gdc
baltimore ulo galbert,S traBe, Continental
9ruit 8ililoing uno ~IIbnIgu's, gir. 400, Horo'
GbarlessStsnbe.
Subn u. Sbettuuub, q. grDtuu,
Wce'grdf. II. sen. sDlnnneer. Gen 'Ba.'SIeeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-30
Baltimore Cbio- Balm.
1dglt6. l1daIi@. nnseenommen SoHniagS.
yllr SpnntnnS.

@rpretHilge I, Srbe etnnbe anf Der Stnnbs" bon
9aiiloen : Station rad Nnihinsten an sso.
hcnldaen. 500 Born. bis 500 AbenoS, init
8panians9tenft Grlbere Wbfabrt bon Wt.
gpaiDlnaiOn, SerIaHen @t. aobaI Ct. 1900,
%niiio9S, 212.t1 ii2.4a. it.bb, .2.43. 1850.
49,. t4.55, 1855. 900. 1906. 800. *t0.5Es
.'di1s2 g96snos; perl Gameeit Ct. l5o0. .815s
gcruiittaas. 1900 Gn6ts. lt2.O5. 7f2.tb,
II 90, 2t.N5, 1900, 400, 1900, 400, *4.30,
300, lb.Gb. "a. 30. 1900, *6.t6, 10. 20, 100,
800, 1915, $1,000, Flc.0B. +1t.to, 'tt!4t
anrapOlis, ut. wobal citation, Mo rris
Ye.45 SormlttGqs, 1888 Gadam. gamoersgta..
I2G iino 200 Sormiiiass, H2.o5 Radl.,
NrrOsrid. UT. aobaI' etation,, Ts.4b, m.4s.
Bornt. Camden Station. 1875, 1000. 29.fb
unS 1000 gorur.. 1925, 1850 unb $3.50 gaaa.
@iS@snsr. mt. rooaL, !!7zIto PORN, !s4s.
i3.60 Tq@m. Gambler, 7.20 Borm.. 1900.
$50 aaSm.' &smOsn stuflon., 800 SOrai...
IS 80 un6 l4.0o adhni.
6nieett'eitp Iiio MT. airp. Gambler giaiieu,
H.35 gl6 Born, h.@5, 1850, $3.50. $3.50.
Gartls 8a6, Gonbcn citation. 500 gorm,
s ~ Ut aooaI. '2.49 Ea8ns. Camden.
pohnl plns etne mao gbifabelpbia nnb st,u.
Yorf, uener 9crasinns an 5retnnea pam5ias
ter etraee, Seiu.2lprt, tsa,teH Ha1s 8etsts,
lpeniVih uHp VtiHaHsF StItUt
Betidten: ~
Gpuloeit Wt. mphaL.
S6lnfodggpfs 80. 9dpI. 36ttR. q 3.5b
VGrlor H.. 9in.g. .IdgI. 7.55 Y. y. 800 L
gthftet Barrier, 1i;snen. CO. $50 Y. VI n.6t8 Y.
Rnrlor Diner. . rur 60. g.52 y . ,a.57, 8,R
Tnrlor Diner. uisaen. Gull 50 9. " tf.54 B.G
EsE,o5 SStme. :, TseI. i.55S z d5sg.
Goddhes, Ihil1., n1SQ 60 5,00.R b.05 R.G
WARRIOR Gtrer ..... .Ghgl. 500 u . 900 e
9Uddes. Rbil1.... ..1dGl, 9.J0 ", e.95 az
Shldtfpnegon .Tdgl.12.50R, 1914 q.
eoiuI : Shlntpaeaers Ftns iertla gum 0e.
branb IN Gan1oen' uno aat. FobaIsetdiio urn
10 Nor ahenhs.
". nod Atnntie.Gtt an g1odeutaaer: u,
mad Atlantit.NitH tdalib. . noh atfantis.Gits
Soilnines. ale 9iige baIten In BiImineton;
e bdlt In Gbetlr.
gltfa, W,fom., gnntSen.e tatipu. 2a.05. isas
Norin., 1920 1910 9tadm.. MT. RpbaI Gin,
1910. 500 Enrm, ~ 25. Y6.tb Naobui.
Atereten Nffpm., 9umoen' EidtioH, n, 90
Mndr1.. $40 gbenoS; INT. HobnI Citation,
nc Wphr1, sd.tb sIbenos.
ReferOirnna bon Rnim In GfIafs ODER Gar.
lorsgSaaaons. GpeiTcs9nien etc. iperoen f1neu
be'1rRt Der 1slep6pu in nuen fplaeHpet sInet.
Nhreullr: Charles mnb GnratpanaEtrdbe, G. q
Z. Wplte 1870 oner NIB. GourfIdtio 1901. NRt.
RphnlsS intton. g. & =. mt, gernon at2S:
gnrioer.e tattpn SufotrnoticrssBdtsau Us q.
S9utb 1870. pber no. gpuriIano. 212B,, nnb n,
$50, G1ntProaop.h SFt. W74T"ft
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Gtabiirt 1880.
Wilbelin s.. NeinharSt7

gH. zU.If VttN'VuItIhIufesEtfnke,
Wcin-yorf claitiide 8rnhb9nSer,
obre syeoer, Hii
fbniIen Iag fte Nndit getragen perbeH.
Nth art-@nmmis8Gnocr
iueldle ME rotten. iefbft bei'm @aben Mint.
Steielbeu' ttno hon alien 9ersten
beftens e1pfobIen.
Or berierti9t aitf Beitetuns nno bat .dtt poaer.
Shniterbdnoer, untrrleibsbtnsrn'
uetdle uno 6pf5fifen.gruhbdnber, "
10 drrartgirt. oab ieine geebrten stunAen bettens
s~utrieoet peftetit ftno. 1pTsI
ane 8rudbdn6er. ganoaaen unh ,nnitrn.
ilente fuetoeli Gmanflrt. Dab fe pniteiI, uro
nuts Sauberfte uni Bette angefertiat.
5hr Tnmen iiub Simmer
iiiter Nliffi6t bon Wa6. Meinbarot borborhen
wRo. Gelepbon - gourtIanb 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-30
Sioni It ten 8.

St &oln begonn 9eItern Der Sab
res.Gonbent ser 3ioniiten. Sci Or.
6ffnung oeiielben nabm Er1iibent
9apio @olfsiobn 9e5ug alif Die riiili.
i6en Siioen.W eteleien, betoneno, oob
Die 5ioniitiide 9clucgurg, trusoem
ibre fpeitere gusbreitung in Grblono
our6 Die 5erfabrenen 3uitGnoe i'm
G3urenrei6e peientlid gebemmt NOR
ben, lp1bren6 oes oerfloiienen Sabres
i'm 8roBen rnb 8nn5en ood erfreit-
lihe, iogor bo6it erfreulide Sort
idritte gemadt uno beionbers audi
in Den Ser. Stootm INNER mebr fe.
item SUB gefobt babe. Sait ianmt.'
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Eaiic sur Ieiie ms 4uslanb &c.
iorst 6. Iainc, @r. 4t3, St.Salti.
more Strakc, nabc Goitum apr.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-12
NEW YEARS BALL.
sunter German Clubs Second Bail viii
Be Given On January I, 1907.

The second ball of the Sumter Ger
nan Club will be given in .Armor5
Hall on the night Of Tuesday, jam
ary /, 1907. The committee has beer
appointed by the officers of the club
and they are already making arrange
ments Tor the ball, which thes hope te
make one of the most enjoyable and
brilliant ever given by the club.
The committee is composed of the
following: Messrs. r. D. Graham,
Geo. D. Levy, J. II. Levy. Jr., b: W.
Hardy, VI. a. Aston, D. J. MlnD,
Jr., Lucian Strauss. A. b. Wilder.
Herbert Parrott and Benry Rlcnaro'
son. A meeting Of this committee rs
called at z O'Clock on Monday night
next at the Office of the Citizen s
Insurance Agency.
The committeemen for the first bal
will be: MessTs. I. G. Strauss, - W.
Ware, Robert Shuler. l.. r. William
son, n. q. Flowers, j. A. Yates, a.
Weathersbee, Thomas jenkins and ).
J. Hardy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-12
WE HAVE A FIRE.
Engine Room of osteen Publishing
Company Burned Out This Morn
ing-Engine Seriously Damaged.

Fire broke out in the engine room
of the osteen Publishing Company
between 8 and o'clock THURSDAY,
and although It was discovered al
most Immediately the flames spread
os rapidly that he engine room was
a seething mass Of fire before the
Monaghan Hose Company from just
across the street could stretch a line
of hose and get stream turned on.
AS soon as the water was turned on
the fire was quickly subdued. The
fire was confined to the engine room,
ana the only damage done was to
the engine, the engine room and the
glass in the rear windows Of the sec
ond floor of the office.
The total amount Of damage has
not been determined, as it Will oe
necessary to have the engine rebuilt
before it can be used again. If it had
not been for the quick work of the
fremen there would have been Sc
rious fire.
Fortunately the osteen Publishing
Company has a second engine which
is kept in reserve for use in case Of
break down or other emergencies, and
the work was carried on after the
fire was extinguished in the engine
room. The work was seriously hand
icapped today and the Daily Item IS
issued this afternoon under difficult
t:es
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-12
TRAGEDY IN sPATARBURG
Lille Boy the innocent Agent Of a Fear.
full Accident.

Spartanburg Dec. Special:
What will probably prove to be a
triple tragedy occurred this after
noon at Cedar Springs. by the ac-
cidentaI discharge of a shot gun
IN the hands Of I1eintish Coggins,
aged 8 years. His twin sister,
Hattie Lou, is dead, and Helntlsh
and a colored girl are fatally
wounded.
Lisco Coggins, the father Of the
Coggins children, had just return
ed from hunting trip. He
placed the gun in his room and It
was picked up by young Cogglns,
who pointed the gun at his sister.
The Gun ntoH accidentally, the
load entering the body of the
boys twin sister, killing Aher IN
stantly. A colored girl, who was
standing near, received a portion
of the load and may die ct any
moment. When the gun was dis
charged it recoiled, the butt strlk-
ing the boy in the head, infilctlng
al serious wound.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-12
Tax Notice.

The County Treasurer's Office in
Court House building will be open Cor
the collection of taxes, without pen
atty, from the 18th day Of October to
the 31st day Of December, inclusive,
1906.
The levy is as follows. For State, .
mills; for county, 1-2 mills; Con
stitutional School, mills; Polls
s1.OO. Also, School District No. l.
Special, 2 mills; No. ., ? mills; No. 3,
2 mills; No. 4, 2 mills; No. 16, 2
mills; No. II, 1 mill; No. is, :
mills; Shiloh Schaol District, mills
so cents capatation dog tax.
A penalty Of / per cent. added taf
month January, 1907. Additional ped
atty of l per cent. for month Febru-
ary, 1907. Additional penalty of
per cent for Is days in March, 1907
T. w. LEE,
Oct. 5. 1906. County Treasurer
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-12

Washington, Dec. 7:-The will
of the late Samuel Spencer, presi-
dent of the Southern Railway
company, was today admitted o
probate. The document was exc.
cuted in New York city, July ~,
1905. AL his household furniture
pictures, paintings, plate, horses
and carriages are given to the
widow, Mrs. Louisa Vivian Spen-
Ger, absolutely.
Mrs. Spencer is also given the
residence and real estate in Tuxe-
do Park, Orange county, New
York, or the residence and rea1
estate in this city. She is also
given the use for life of the resi-.
dence which decides not to take
At her death the residence SO USED
shall revert to the surviving chill
dren of Mr.. Spencer in equal
parts.
/ he residue OF the estate is tC
be divided into three parts, one Of
which is to be given absolutely tc
Mrs, Spencer; another share is tc
be held by the execute rs in trust
for Mrs. Spencer during her. life
and at her death to revert TO the
children of Mrs, Spencer or any
descendants of deceased children;
the remaining part of the estate
is to be divided among the chill
dren.
The heirs of Mr.. Spencer are
stated to be Louisa V. Spencer,
the widow; Henry B. Spencer,
Vernona Spencer Laying and
Vivian Spencer, his children.
The personal estate is given as
Sin excess of $4,000" and the
real estate is estimated at $4,000.
The executors are the widow, two
sons and son-in-law, James B.
Laying, Jr.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-12
REV. CREIGHTON EXPELLED.
Recommendation Of the Trial Com
mittee Made After Being Up All
Night 70" Verdict.

Columbia, S. c., December s.
Rev. C. w. Creighton has been
dismissed from the ministry and
has been expelled from the mem
bership of the Methodist Church,
South. This decision was reached
yesterday at dawn by by the COM
mittee of II which had remained
in session 63 hours of actual time.
lust what transpired in the COM
mittee room will never be known
and Just how the committee stood
with reference to the final verdict
will also be closed chapter.
The presiding officer Of the
trial was Rev. L. F. Beatty of
Nashville, Tenn, the assistant
Sunday school editor of the gen
eral conference. He was not a
member of the committee, being
merely the presiding officer, rep
resenting the bishop. When the
verdict was announced to him, he
1t was whik, he was pastor at
Edgefeld that Mr.. Creighton de-
cided to quit the practice of law
to enter the ministry.
Il don't believe Charley Creigh-
ton had any but the highest of
motives when he entered the
ministry" said Mr.. Beatty yester-
day, The verdict of the COM
mittee means that they regard
Mr.. Creighton to be guilty of the
charges preferred, and | have no
reason to vuestion the righteous
ness of that verdict,but yet | wish
that this unfortunate contention
could have been spared the con-
ference
Rev. E. o. WATSON, secretary of
the conference and one of the
members who was outspoken in
opposition to Mr.. Creighton, also
wept when the verdict was placed
in his hands. He recognized in
Mr.. Creighton as an individual
man to be loved, although his
views and those of Mr.. Creighton
differed widely.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-12
THE NEED OF SEWERAGE.
heaith Officer Reardon and His Fig hit
Against Dry Wells.

The ordinance against dry wells
within half mile Of the water sta
tion has beeu through legal fight of
some length. Il. D. Noise, Esq has
been fined twice for digging we'll
within the prohibited area, and el-
other warrant was issued against BIN
bv Recorder Hurst Thursday for the
same offense, upou affidavit made
by Health Officer E. I. Reardor. The
csses were appealed from the Record.
er's Court by MIR. Noise. in behalf OF
himself andone of his clients, bDt the
Circuit Genrt sustained the ordl-
nance. Mr.. Noise has paid his two
fines. but as he has not discontinued
the use of the well, the Health Officer
viii continue to prosecute as fast as
the legal machinery will permit, M
less in the meantime Mr.. Noise
decides to discontinue the use OF the
dry we'll.
The other party to the violation Of
the ordinance has pad his tue and
,,elssS5ps to have discontinued the use Of
tffsSseu for which he was prosecuted,
>si,His using another old we'll II an
other yard, which had been in contln-
ual use before the passage of the ordi-
nance, which by a provision, allows
the use of dry wells within half mile
of the water station if constructed
prior to the passage of the ordinance.
a Question to be decided now is
whether the Health Officer can I'LL up
either of the new wells, even though
they be not used, provided that they
are disconnected, and not used for the
purposes for which they were cor
structed.
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Death Sentence COMMITTED.

Atlanta, December o.-The par
don board to-day commuted the
death sentences of Jesse and Mil
ton Rawlings to life Imprisonment
The crime is the same for which
their father, ]. G. Rawlings, and
Alf Moore, a negro, were hanged
at Valdosta Tuesday. The recon-
mendation of the pardon board
goes to Governor Terrell, who
undoubtedly will approve the de-
cision.
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Fire Thursday Morning.

At 1.30 a. m. Thursday the
wood house on the premises Of Mr..
A. W. Crosswell caught on fire and
necessitated the calling out of the
fire department. The wood house was
completely destroyed, the fence in
the back yard burned in part and the
kitchen was slightly damaged, all OF
which loss is fully covered by insur-
ance.
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Joe Evans shot Will Bngbey to
death in Greenwood county Sunday
night. Evans had first assaulted
Hughey's wife and killed him wheu
be demonstrated.