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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-07-06

DIR. Middleton's home is again
under quarantine, little four year old
Richard being down with scarletina.
The case Is not serious one.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-07-06

Did you notice Pages Fourth Of
July window decorationsH
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-07-06

Girls, don't forget DR.. Middleton'f
lecture next Monday evening.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-13
lVENCfOOl

ma, queiab Ai don le perman e.tar 81.
Aba conento No ped cambo e amasen no procuraba
smabe solo peafa que ausossn para scrcarse
Como sataba sfecho d. msmo ten nec,sdad de vvir
los oos con abo de sg.dabI. vida
Hector 10 era nj fO tonic pobre
rico sin embargo, habese querdo cuidarse popic
ts yes hnbse rico discrto quxts bubiese
pareedo hermoso 81 h1bese consntdo on espeo
para e Ae esrntaba NAL hsba acab,do po compr
otr0 mel0r cordo hubeae 1rrido hscer
tups hublese anmeDt1do de consdrAbe thu
beae querldo cultvsr inegenc h4ba anzado una ns
trucc6n Solids porque redAd odo los eementos n
oesaros eo ras6D nstnto epu de observc en- vyega
de msgnac6n De de vts superiorsd de uco que
facilitAn una bondad sublime una bondad real
Pero ah poseI tamb6n todo 10 que se necea para oue
no egue tener taento dsconanza dsQusto propo
gnoranca de sus tacude demasada impressions bdad una
hoofa demaAdo sincsrs, desprecio demu4d ra de s
misera indispenaab Ia vida orguo sin apcAci6o 10
que ft que odo eato pa6a pspersnza
La se6ors g. deci.; hAbndo de 81: Sc, TN h1mhre me-
dano de egosmo hObe,e poddo hAcer IN
h9mbre superior,s
Ansba loca perddamente Lsontna era tai 50 modes
tia, nj solo nStnte medic de mas brntss
ensueo habfa asdo idea de ser amsdo Dor
ella Ser amado Leonna e. Hector de BLsanl Nece
dad No hombre Vulgar quien semsnte
honor Oil no Sthaba ella hombre amabe
distinguido prfeco que ceia impossible que eg,le
IN dfa 60 que le pudiese hllar
VerG tOdos los os hsba bso mismo techo; tener de-
recho ocuDaae de ella vanre
Ggar eabo que ella debf. po Ard, cofrer
busca del medco eAb eDferms en- c,ss de
Sbogado teDa ag6n pleito peDdent dsc
c6n devanecee enOo; escuchr pacentsmsne menta
clones cuando e contaba paads trStzs cArcId
para obgr sonTeir cuando permiia burSse tai era 50
dlcha tel era 90 felcdad, 90 i'm 'gnaba nnguoa eta
Sin embargo Iquel primer bIie le h,biA oetado IN
tenor confuse e sgtGba HAba sufnqo mOcho rants
nOche iams TanS do Ia guardia naciona habI paecdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-13

dss emp.zba aquea baumbs 10 propuso 50
concuada marchsrs pensab no sin ason que JUS
mene aus momeHto que do sabn ocupados On ver bal
r mazurk nade e ocurrs abndonar salon seria
e mor sncontr seguida 81 carruss b ooncuhadA
parc6 acepar propoc6n; evan6s creySndose e.
guds ella atves6 los aone lego Hu a que precedia
al recbimiento. Va ELI, vic que estaba soa esper6.
Todos s.bss squel .o os baies de estAbn
10 orGen del d Sc tents gala umnar expenddamebte los
Ones cuantOs amigos iumos La sehoa de Wire
mont pemanec6 cola aguno nstantss como soedod % ana
stuc6n hay coumbre do atavesa en- medic del ba
co de6ss sobre dvSn .bsndon6 sac sombrics
penmmentos Un veo nebre envov6 roao anes tan fa
samente alegre ale incn6 sucumbendo bao nm
peso insupeabe involuntaras 6gmss rodaron po us m
llas, exraordinarsmente p&idas
Record6 stuaci6n cuando oquesta dei6 de tocar
mszurk No acord6 eabs bse hasta de6 de
DIR mdsca Eniug6se apdAmente Os miro inqOitd
81 arededor 81 ,lguen mirAba so vic dean de
ella sehor Lu'guy Pero enonce enroec6 81 marle ri
vov6 cAbezA desden; Ia mada del se6or Lusgny
hbia nads que pudese Oender nj coqueter atdad Solo
hsba 6nco que aqueo de coumover
pasi6n respeto.
Sin embargo squela deicAda emoc6n proang6 mu:
cho Apenas hobo aeducor snreg6 de
combinscOues estrstegc Despu6 dc her ccuIadO
dursmene los obstEculos las venaas las d6cultades los
cursos, acabo por decirse
-Ha 1urado no amarme yme amarE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-13
HERMlNIO DiAZ
Abogado. .Notario
San Juan, Puerte-Rico
SAN JUsTO IL.
SAN JUSW IL.

En- May ysgi n sl iuez muoic pal
seiior Sifre eonaen6 & S2 SO de mu ts,
por dssacsso, & don Aleisndro MOI ga
contadcr municipal.
TIE MAY FLOWER. - Cristo
d. 10. San Juan, R.-A una Qua
dra do loo earros ol6ctricos y princi'
pa'ss eaineios del Gobisrno. Esplen
dida vista q 10 bahia. Bafios moder'
nos sanitArios. Hahitaciones frescas'
Hxquisisa eomida puerterriqusda J
asnsrtc ana. Prscios modsrados. --EMl'
Ella RAMIREZ. viuda do Maaferrer
-Por 20 centavos 8 OIL ssmanalsa
oompra, 4 usted n rsoi de orc de 10
$50 dollar. r Kshrhsha y C9 S.n
Franeiseo a8. T~mo.sn vsndeme 0 fas'
eos aitiAeielss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-13
la ||ustracidn Artlstica'

Pub' b'icaci6a la mas economics de
mundo!
Los sinco tomos lujosamsnts Go
% adsrnados correspondent & sLa b
bliotsss Ilusrsda
Un ndmero semanal del peri6dic'
sLa Ilustraoi6n Astistica.,
Ua n6m sro quinoenal dc sEl Sal6'
do 10 ModA.s
Todo por novents eentavos men
auales!ll
Sc suscr.be on 10 Agencia Gensrs
de r sirsgusa y Ce. Ponce, z. r
sub Ageotes Victor M. Marin, Areci
DO. Frsncisco 'ssgurs, San Juato 1d
San Juan, P. r. dsmas sub Agen
tes On 10 isla de Puerto Rico, Visque'
Repdblics Oominicana.
COmerClantos
ANGEL sUAKEz Yaortsansr
,mpor.ador IL somhYeros. Fortale'
n slrnna$n 3Av ~v@neisa san 40
sARAAt1lA iirORUafiA dE Adt
r. ,ssrrtnb r.irsYv Axans
etrssArsh s I'D 10 nsdss
fr.scAs toancYasoss is errops SHt
Uuidos, ferfuns+fa " ""f
Aaa sts rrer'fsh mGssi~na
SAhNAdIsA tGL'}fs, ~ rS'
AImASnr @i3vs o. aipA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-13

tobntinudc,6n as Ia pdqina So
qusnApdf % 10 rss,dsr eia do joe Pc.
rss L. policfa ,nvessiga el h'cho.
-Hcy hs suf-ido una dslicsd do
operation qu,rd giea, en- o. Hospital
Lippits 81 doetor don Pedro del Vale
Atil-s.
--Msnsna dark retrsta on ls plszp
p-ins,rai 10 bsnda del Rsgimisnto do
Pasrao Roo.
En- al bsrrio eMat6ps, do Csysy,
fssron dttsnldos aver doss individuos
por jueeo y rinss.
Nos dicsn do Aibonito que Ia
polisia psrsigue scsivsmente las cases
do jpego On dicha poblaci6D. Aver
fu6 denupeiads una % o. barrio sCro.
eoviss, dstsniendo diez individuos.
Monsieur Ramos sigue dando
Gus hassr { los vecinos del bsrrIo
sGsuduls. do Santurce. Apesar do
hare .ssls ordensdo que no cierre una
zapis nor donde visrtsn lea aguas de
souel csserfc, 10 hsee & cisneia y pa.
cispcis do los que han debido ya ha-
esrls rsspetar les disposiciores sani
tariss.
ts Ell contrstista don Rogue Pa
nisgus ha decidiio trabsisr dia y
nochs On los trAbsjos dc eoDstrucc,fn n
de los estribos del pusnte Csguitse.
C,u s.ts motive sl dspartamenlo de
Obras F6bl,cns hS enviAdo up 'mpea'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-13
N0JJCJAS DEL DJA

~THE HEvETTA.-a1 salls di
. Crux. Gran casa de h6spsdes. <Ta
nls d. hosel,. Apossntos para fanihs'
= personas solas. Comidas & eincuep
10 esntevos cubisrto. Bafios. Teldfon'
100. Apartado eorrso, 2ss. rropista
Ns, Pedro Sshira. Nota: Este bots
sstk { sarge do ana seiierita eaEse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-13
EEL SOL" /"
compafia dc ssguros sobre ID
vida, del Canada.

vb&SAp WVt SWUeASeAs
o.
Rslasi6n de sinissros pagados on Pnsto
Rico por Ia Oompaata de Sssuros
sobns Ia xda, GEL SOLs de o.
nad&, q los BensHciados de
las P6Izas sigAisntss:
PUERTO RICO
Fsllciano Carbia, San Juan. Q 5000
4iginio Lopsx Cachada, San
Juan 80. -... .. S.WW
Manuel Hsrnais Vidal. Ca
r0llnR ....s .... go. a.0W
Francisco Mendss, Caguas.. 5000
Antonio Guaroh, Caguss.. 5000
Ramon Burgusras, San .Lo-
renz0 ..ss.s ...... ...- l.WW
Manuel r. Lopez. Yabucoa. $50
Pedro Sanchez, Comerfo...- 5000
Evsristo Guardiols, Manah. 5000
Archiv.ld Wilson, Aresibo. 5000
lose Padilla Msrcado, Are
eihO .... ..... -. e.OO0
Emeterio Hernandez, Arecibo 1000
Amsaor Aisuos, UsuAuo... 2.40O
lose La o Perez Utusdo... 1000
Eduardo Acevsdo, Lares.... 1000
Saturnino Arana, Lares P6-
liza saldadal..... ..... $50
Julia Gibbse, viuds de Cor
tada, Pouce. -. .... 4.0OO
Vicente Cortada, Ponce Con-
ira p6lixa intarins "o~ f.
llecsr antes de llegar 10
p6liza defnihval., 49,. 2.00
Andres Fgueroa (pagado On
Espanal......-. .... S.0OC
francisco Gomila Arana.
Lares ...u.. ...... 80. l.OOO
vicsnts Gonzalez, San Juan 1000
Leopoldo Cerecedo.... -. 1000
Antonio Trias. Ponce ...... 1000
Tom&s A. Dodd, Ponce 49,. 10000
| Francisco Fern apdaz villa
MILL Rio Pisdras.... 49,. 5000
Juan Lopez Colon, JuanA
| Diaz...... ...sss -.... o.O0
T. B. Muller, Ponce. .-.. 49,. 5000
Juan VaAmonde, Faiardo.. 5000
T. B. Muller, Ponce. .......- 5000
Iossfa O. de Olivieri, Juana
Otax .... ..+. S.7Ul
o Rcscana, Aguas Buenas. 5000
G. T.. LsfAye. Ciales. 2.0OG
| Manuel Vald6s, Bsyam6p.. 1000
| Emilio Soto HeruaGjsz, Ara
oiho 49,. 49,. ...... $4,000
Jaime Villa. San Lorenzo. 5000
Jaime villa. San Lorenzo. 80. 5000
Santiago Orsini. Ponce 49,. 10000
Osvald Alfonso, Usuado... 5000
Sebastian Mu0oz, Arecibn.. 1000
Bn"naventurs Mora, Jusna
Diaz 80. -. -. 5000
Maria 10 F, Molina, Poros.. 500
Manuel Lopez Ssgredo, Ponce 4.00O
~,nas B Meltg, San Juan. 1000
r. Rabaine, San JuAn.... 1000
fu..aouio Collszo, Utuado. 1000
2odulto L. del Valle, Ponce 5000
anuei Joglsr. Ponce. ...... 1000
AnLnio Geigel, Ponce. 5000
=, srciscn Fernandez Juncos
San Juan 80. $3.50. .... 700
~emep Gsrcia.... ...... 5000
tarma Cors4s. a. ...... 5000
icsor QuIhonss Feliciano
oonce =. -. .... 5000
| srsin lel-"rxo.... 80. 2.0OC
| - Ns Gstall, Ysuce ...-. 5000
1sa1s. " Kesrney, Aqua.
tnl, l.nicid,oD.... 49,. 1000
Or Icepard Vieques ...... 5000
Matias Rnio, San Juan (p6.
lizs sAldsds .... ...... 76(
Ramon VIA y Moreno. o...... 1.024
Feliz Martinez, Ponce ...... 4 O0C
Federicn Ssles, San Lorenzo 10 O0C
Julio R. Prats, Ponce. 10000
Josefna Tournier Laborde,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-13
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AROaADO
GUYANA, Pr.
PaIa sshlTas, nIhss ! NJ
has, r0Da hscAa

mo ha visto ustsd los magniicos
trsjss. blusss, kim0nas, sacos, guar.
do polvos, enaguas, camisss, cubre
corssts, kaies para nihas y ntaos,
etc., etc., dc telas hilo, hschos en- nues.
ros talleresP Aunque los preoios
cue vsndemos son MUY MODICOS
no hacsmos NADIA de pacotilla.
Nusstro extenso aurtido oompren-
de desde IL blusa mas ssnoilla, ssta
los ricos trajes adorDa I'd - con
enoajes de hllo, calados, bordados,
The Porto Rico Drawn Work &
Embroidery 90.
10, Fortaleza, San Juan.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Mexican Outlaws.

a pitched battle recently took plsce
ia sue S4srrs Ma5rs Mountains Of
Msx!co near Tomas bstwesn the band
Of Jaa2 Colorado, the noted outlsw,
snc az escort OF seven man conveying
q riea bu!l:oa erain from the Dolores
mines to tie Rio Grande, Sierra Macrs
ard Psci6c railway. The bullion train
was anoush.d by Colorado and his
gang IN one of the widest portions OF
the mountain country. William
Smith, 81 American, ~as in charge of
one treasure and iss guards. The at
ssck was resisted With desperation
sgd she bandits were forced to retreat
sitter several yclisys had been fred and
a charge Led by Smith was made upon
nheir position. During the light Smith
was morally wounded and tso OF his
men were killed outright. COLORADO,
the outlaw chief, is reported to nave
been wounded. Tires OF bis own were
killed. Oae of the mules OF the pack
srain, heavily loaded with bullion to
tne value Of seysral thousand dollars,
so,sng over pracipics during the
hsttle and was dashed 20 pieces.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Buried the Wrong Man.

At Chicago On Thursday Mrs, Annie
EcGresvy caused consterration il the
court loon Gf Juarlce Callahan, wheE
she rushed il screa n!cg at top Of her
vice that she had j1s5 net on the
street her husband when she hsc
buried 13 yesrs ago. u jl3t met him. "
she sbcu:; q. It thought he was dlae
I buried nan Is years ago ana I
Thought 1t was hin. ! want hin
back. He has $500 OF my money" "
When the woman bacao2e quiet enough
f1r the Vice Of she justice to be
heard, be suggested that she take out
writ OF rep!svin for tie $500 aDo
this Mrs. McGreevy cid. He told
me that he has been living with
another woman" she said, and ul-
der the rams Ct Tnawles. The idea
Liv rg with another woman aad
changing his rane from Irish to
Dutch! II tx hiE!' and Mrs. Nc
G.eevy departed with writ.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28

business interests OF the country and
remedy ths evils which have produced
such Widespread agitation. The policy
is essentially Democratic. The pro.
posed bill has ths unanimous support
OF the Democrats OF tbs house and I
hope that with few Slight amend
ments 1t Will get tie same support in
the senate. "
Senator TillmaD said that one OF
the ncst essential amendments be
should endeavor to procuie looks to
''the absolute divorce OF public car
risra, 2s such, from the production OF
cal, as miners, which coalition OF
monopoly has created such strong
feeling Of dissatisfaction and anger IN
the b:tu2incus aud anthracite coa!
regions" he has already drafted an
amendment covering t:1is point. Ha
said that something also ought to be
done to comnsl the trunk lines to
nake cnnnection vita spu:s aod fed
iug lines and give them fair trfatment
| tha Distribution OF cars and cfer
equal facilities with other shippers.
S=nstor Tiliman stated that in
making the reco-t on the bill he would
not prepare formal ANALYSIS for pre-
sentattcn to the senate, but that the
report would simply transmit the &C
tion to tie senate together with the
synopsis Of the testi nony taken te-
fore tee coE mittee BE said he would
press tie bill with the view Of having
the discussion commenced as s0on as
convenient and possible.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Ea,aiiy tSGraCG.

AZ an eaTly hcur Wednesday mc-n-.
ing tt.s jufsos c::ld OF NJ. John B.
CleaTV, Of The Trinity gscsicn OF NsE.
oeEry county, wss fssa;ly burned, tie
child sCcclub:cg 90 the icju7ies Ct
aeon. Tho Child vas playing before
8 ire IN the house, she mother being
absent frCm tie rocm as tee tine. IL
soae way Lae clataes OF tns litlle
boy Caught 6.e sId before tia d.mA
could be exsiaguislsd the body had
osea terribly burned. DEATH relieved
the little fellow froa his suffering st
about II o'cl OK 0t Sae same day.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Several years b fore Aa:z made bis

Several years b lore Is:Z made BIS
" Il he had Chief CT Police Ratclife
and private search bis premises fol
sl1, 900 hs Esd lost. While the Chief
was under the house scra ching about
among the coo~ebs, getting dirty snd
cumping bis head, the private was
going through things ab~Ve hin with
Mrs Gibson acc 3mpan; Ing him.
Finally, when he had abnut given
up hope he sgie6 an cid dusty broken
pitcher sitting on narrow ,e'g
above Win:ow.
What's II that pitcher"
20, nothing tail, that l know Of
81 guess IL have to see ior ny
self"
Further protests that it would be
useless excited bis suspicious d hs
vent up after Il. He had pot laid
hands On it before .ha realized It's
weight told a story.
The pitcher was full to the rim With
gold and silver, which vas poured out
On the bed, as the private c.ilsi to
his superior to come up.
Mr.. Metz came IN and Mrs. Gibson
confessed and got down On he1 krees
70 him begging him to forgive her. H.
6pally did forgive her.
These are the facts connected With
this incident as they we're told by Mr..
Ratcl f..
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
A Si1ck FieHG,

4 special from Andslusia, A,a.,
Says a nss1o n-m;d Ps5ig.es to-cec
az entraEca insG tie iCuse OF q Tsll
k,sY7;n Waise ci-;z:l Inu-sGaV r!gat
and dragged a ycuca lady from one
room to another, vhars he kept her
til! c'clocs tbs mc:rssg. A posse
located the ke;.To, who WIS Identified
OF his victim and several ch!i@r>n,
Tie posze started to the jail With tie
negro, wien he brv&s a1o ran. SINE
cne in the crowd shot and k2llea TIE
negro as Re Ta7
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Hinged Themselves.

A dispatch from Co!quit, Ca, to
the Atlanta Journal says the coroner
has just returned from Bsbcock, Ca,
Where he went in response to q tele.
gram from Capt Jackson, captain OF
the convict csmp st Babcock, Ga,
The coroner says thcd he held *
quests over the bodies Of 0. c. Thom-
son, white, and Deck Gaines, co!oIed,
both conVicGs. From what the coro
states it seems that Thomson and
Gaines we're playing, and Thomson
threw rope around Gaines' neck IN a
playful way and threw the other end
OF the rope around . piece OF shafting
while it WAS running and tee end got
c.ugh5 and began to wind the negro.
uo. Thomson seeing it tried to get
the rope loose from the shafting and
he was caught It it and the result was
both parties lost. their liVss.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Serious Accident.

The Aususss Herald ssys serteus
acsiiens happened 70 Everett Bryan
at Langley on Tuss6sY OF LAST waek.
The Lad while ehg.g.a in play wan
another Boy. Dsnny H zsl, Vac stuck
In one OF n!s eyes By the shsEp point
OF an umbrella. TIE wounded lad
vas attended by Dr.. Shaw, OF Lang
icy, WHO Gesmsd Is bsss shat the boy
oe cSr1isd to the ACsusss Cisy Hes
pitai ioE treatment, and he was tax =
to the 2boVs ins1i1ution, where it IS
acpad, to save biz eyesigat. The
chsrces are rather against she little
;eiloz, as tie ShaSp pvins OF tie Il
orela is said 10 have piecccd the eye
u II
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Savet, self snd BOY.

Geo, Schadebugg saved bis own life
and that Of his bog b! hang!ig to the
ties Of g railroad tsestle with enc arm
while a train passed. BE Tas crossing
ing tie Wiscon Central Bridge near
Manitovoe Wis, with bis two chi17-
ren. and the younger boy had trslled
in the rear. The father heard train
approaching and ran back to save the
ooy. Graspiag tie lad IN one arm, be
swung from the side Of the b.ids e
with the ochsr and held on until the
traio had passed. BIS arm Tas severly
wrencsed an6 he vas completely ex-
haustea wh1n assistance TeacGsd him.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28

7sricu, pats Of tie cOuoE-y know him
ard his ca.ee- q-lica well. Every OF
portua:ty viii De- given hin. to return
as bis presence Is Eore desired thar
tie cash. Il he 6ocs not present hir-
self fcr trial ais bird will D. forfeited
anS Solicitor Tinrsrrran will rec0n-
Dend that So lesst $500 o. { # red as
a reward for bis arrest. There are
slso OTHER rewards outstanding for his
apprehension.
Af-ar securing the relesse OF Par
ker, Miller also made "a effort to
hsve Shul-s released from III! On the
same amount, bus vioen eae matte:
cane hsto-e Asociate Jas.tca WOODS
at chambers, he re6rc.d the bond
from s.. Oo0 to So 500, and Slul:z vas
unable 10 raise the amount.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Fell Es&hry Feet.

The mangled remains OF three white
man were found Wednesday morning
beneath a hjgn trsstle OF the Louis.
vile aad Nashville railroad leading to
oneir bridge across the Tennessee
civer. Several hours later they were
identified oy Dr.. c. B. Jones OF Scar.
oorcugh, Tenn, as three young mea
,sho lived in his vicinity, Wn. Dur
aaway, Vim. TIrpin and james Gam
bic. AL we're unmarried. Dunna-
way and Turpin were 80 years OF age
and Gamble only lo. They were green
country boys and the theory sd'anced
is that they stepped from the train,
Immediately atUsr the station name
lad been ca,lsd, while the train was
,tanding on the tres5le which is fully
80 feet high. Turpin's body was
found lying across that OF DunaWay,
While CANDLES BODY was not more
than three feet fr3m the other two.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
aS,rry Follow.

The sor.iest .uan on earth Is the
fellow, who will sit around and euss
his own town. Ill lived astride OF
the north pole l would call it home
and bs ready to boost it up. III
could not say anything nice about it
7 would cay that my ice bill didn't
come hisn: I would not say In a
sown I had to Cuss-not while the
Vorld is as big as it is COW,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
BURN HEKDARS ALIVE
BANDITS LAUGH as DIABOLIC
DEED Is DONE.
Fearfully Horrible Story From Eex
leo. SprViVcr I escribes
scene.

a 0lEp2LcQ IRON Oul2! go, MEXICO,
says one Of the most ffightful crimes
in the history OF inst state has just
come to light. Three sheep heraers
uamed Felipe RsmoS. ZsvIa Gaitterez
and Juan Obadez, after being robbed
OF their focks, were literally skinned
alive; then their quiVerirg bodies
were thrown on an immense brush
heap and incinera.ed, by band OF
desperadoes which has been operating
in the nelghborbogd Ct Corrales,
northwest OF there, in the foothills OF
the Sierra Madre mountains
The details are related by Domln-
leo de Leon, who was one OF the four
herders attacked in the vicinity OF
Cor:sies the morning OF Sunday. BE
say:
Myself, Ramos, Gu'tterez and Obo-
dez had performed cur morning deVo-
tions within the sound OF che church
oells OF Corsales Sunday % rn'ng. The
other three lay down at the slope OF
mound to take a siesta, while went
into the hills in search OF stray
lamb. When I returned within
quarter OF mile Of the place where l
had left my three companions, b'coo-
cirdling cries reached my ears, and l
recognized the voices OF my dearest
friends shrisking in frightful agony.
Dropping the lamb had been carry.
log, 1 hurried fowa1d, keeping well
within the shadow, until I reached :
coint where could see al than was
going on and still not be seen.
TIE scene I witnessed was horri
BILE. A sc3re OF brigands, armed witS
guns and long knives, wild, fierce
locking fellows, were dancing arouad
IS though intoxicated. About score
more we're gatEe ed around the pres
urate, naked bodies OF MP former com
panioDs, who had been stripped of eV.
cry stitch Of clothing. The c)nd
gang Of ,brigsns we're engaged N skin.
ning Ean;z, Gui5-rez ard Obsdaz
alive, with large kaiV. s.
The cries Of the unfortunate men
nade ne heGrtsi2k aud thought two
OF three tiHes must faint. But the
frightful sight facina?ed me and l
crept ne2re; and nearer uotil l cou!c
hear tie b:igans denaading the hid
ing place Of their victims money. Toe
latter d: :clared before God that ths5
nai roae. Esch denial brought forth
mere torture foI them. Finally Col,
iecting heap Of brush, the brigands
having bound the three herds7s hands
and feet, threw them On the heap ard
set fire to it, watching the tlaGes
scorch and burn the q'livering flesh
and laughing at The snrisks OF az
guish wluog from tie tortured souls
OF my compan:ons.
The hrigsnos remaired iuntil all
was still when corralllng the shesp.
my o@n among them, they drove
them in a northwesterly direction
toward the mountains. For myself
when tie devils departed, I tried to
rise but fell back, fainting dead
away.
At nightfsll I 4as discovered by
the parish priest OF Corrzl5s, who was
on his way to q sick call to her
der named Fernandez Go1salvos."
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
SIeSD CaIGOOrS.

"S,eep cut OF doors II ycu want to
kDov the vile j2y Q; living" Vas she
adv:c. given tc scc;sa: wome2 c5 MIS-.
Bi.cchs c. a:3..-1!n, an apostle OF OUT
dor lito, II NGw Yo-k recently. Il
IS g cure Ter many diseases. She wears
last s;npsa wl:te linen or
muslin night gown aad is warm even
at 20 below zaro. But don't start the
habit ghen it Is tlaG cola.