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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

cess. The stimulus of competition has
unquestionably improved Salt Lake g
telephone service, and the public wonld
be sorry to see that competition wiped
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

An Irish philologist and genealoeist
having discovered that one of Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt s ancestors was named
Bear Wall, it is easy to trace the origin
of the name Teddy Bear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

And the farmers Of Sewer county are
reminded that when Joseph +. promised
sugar factory by certain date, he
was speaking as d fnancier and not az
prophet; if they had only thought 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

Ogden people desire to have it under.
stood that their present acting post
master is well endorsed by them for
any permanency, from ianitorship to
a Cabinet position-at Washington,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

The aspiration of the clerk of The
Land board to become a member is not
to be taken as indicating that he has
lost uclination TO find good thing
in the lob,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

The California Legislature having
Killed the anti-prize' fight bill, that
State is once more restored TO the ap-
proval of the prophet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

Every girl in Salt Lake knows who
is the most beautiful woman in the
world-because her own mirror told
her So
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

The early spring reported from Texas
is doubtless due TO the heated contro.
versy between Bailey and the opposing
legislators.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

The Smoot organ shows its fattery
of the hierarchs by getting pretended
revelations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

Steve Adams is now advised that be
cannot prove an alibi any faster than
the prosecution can change dates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

And then, too, going on the board
may give that former clerk chance
to return the favor TO some new subor-
dinate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

1t has not yet appeared that Messrs.
Taylor and Cowley have signed their
designations from the apostIeship.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

1t is a wise Prosecuting Attorney
who knows his own Parent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

learn this fact in advance, they might
have saved their money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

Entered at the Postoffice at Salt Lake
City as second class matter.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
WHY Nu>xspapnra Dun.

We preBume that some people think
newspaper nen are persistent dun.
nors. Lat . farmer place himsel In l.
similar position and SEQ II he would
not do the same. Suppose thaS he
raises thousand bushels OF corn, and
his neighbor should come and buy,
and the price was ono dollar or less
and says, / will pay the amount In 3
few days" Az the farmer does not
.sant to bo small about the matter
he says, 'All right" Another come
the same way, and another, until the
whole thousand bushels Of corn is
trusted TO thousand different people
and no one OF the different persons
concerns himself about 1T, for 1t Ia a
small amount they owe tho farmer
end Of course that will not help any
He doea not realize that the farmer
has frittered away his entire CROP OF
corn, and that It's value is due In D
thousand little driblets, and that he
is seriously embarrassed In his bust
ness, because his debtors treat 1t as a
little matter. But If all would pay
him promptly, which they could az
we'll IS not, 1t would ba a large sum
to the farmer anu enable him to Garry
on his business without diiioulty.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
sun on The Elise,

We have received the following
from big paper mill from whom wo
buy paper and other stock: 70 8Ing
to the high oost OF raw materials, la
Dor, coal and other Items enter.
ing into the manufacture Of paper, the
manafaoturers have found 1t necessary
to advance their prices In order to
meet In some degree this loss. In con.
sequence, an advance OF %. per Id
haS been made on all writing and
bond papers coBting between 6 and
/ 90. per lb., and an advance OF lo. per
h., on all papera costing l0o per h.,
and over. On envelOpg there has also
been an advance Of per can't, on al
grades up to and including Q Rag, and
an advance OF 10 per cent. on the
higher grades" This will give Oui
readers some idea Of the reason why
rewapapere have to advance Their
aubsCripGlOn pri0eg
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
Says DInpenanry SAC.

Senator Tillman does not behave
the dispenssry to be In peril or immi.
nent danger and 40 expressed himself,
though not In exact words. He says
thai Ansel's vote, received In the last
election while . msj >rity OF the votes,
was not 8 majority or the regular
qualified vote OF the Senate and that
this point has been overlooked by
those who are trying to Kill the dis
pensary. He does not believe that the
dispehBAry Will be killed and says that
1t will be time enough TO speak whea
final aotion Is taken on the uuestioa.
He pubs strong faith Ia the fact AnsAl
did not receive ma ority Of the entire
vote la the State snd says plalnly
that had the full State vote been
brought out tho Yeault might have
been very different.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
Bought informal M1aohino.

j. A. Mcdonald, of Atlanta,
bought a package at an "O.d Horse
Sale" Of the express company and
when he opened his prize he found he
had bought an infernar machine,
and that he and tho express
agent had q cloHe call. Tue box bought
by Mr.. Mcdonald was shipped as
soap" from Now York last spring
to "P. Guy, Atlanta, Ga" Upon be-.
Ing opened IL was fo und to contain q
crude Internal maohine, carrying an
enormous charge OF dynamite and gum
powder. The machine was wrapped
carefully In copies of tho New York
World and the New York American.
That 1t was in operating order when
shipped is shown by the faot that ii
partially worked while Ia the expYee
ofllce, and the entire charge OK do.
structive material would have gone
Off, but for the faot that the gun
powder In some way, became wet and
refuged to ignite.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
Sustained ny Demoorats.

It begins TO look as If President
Il R,oaevelt will have to depend on the
Democrats In Congress to help him
out. The subcommittee on military
Affairs committee OF the House by D
sbrjDt party vote laid on the t.e:At,e th,2
resolution Of Representative Sims, of
TonneRseo, commanding the Presi-
dent for his aobion in dischsrging the
colorad soldiers engaged In the shoot
ing up" Of BrowAville. The motion
to lay the resolution on the table was
made by 3 Republican and carried by
the Republicans: the Democrats vot.
Ing against the motion. Representa-
tivg Sims will now bring the resolu.
tion before the House on q motion TO
dig charge the militgry ccmDtttee
from further consideration and have
Che resolution considered by the
House, providing the Speaker will
recognize him for bhaa purpose.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
High Prioed COrn.

The Des Moines Register and
Leader says "a single ear of Reid
Yellow Don't corn, Weighing 10
ounces, sold reoently at the Iowa
State College for the phenomenal
price OF ol50, which is at the rate OF
$3.50 per bushel. Eaoh kernel ia
worth Is cents. Dan T.. Pascal, OF
Dewitt, member OF the Iowa Corn
Growers ARsociati0n, who grew this
remarkable ear, was It's purchaser at
the sale, which has eclipsed all previ.
Gus prices for corn and established a
worlds record. The grand champion
single ear last wear brought only Oil
and WAS grown by II. j Ross, OF
Farragut, Ia. The second grand
champion ship last year WAS won by
Ffed Iiethorshaw, OF Des Molnes, and
sold for 81. The grand championship
ten ears of last year were thoae be.
longing to O. j, Easton, OF Whitney
and sold for $50, whioh 1T that time
was the highest price ever paid fol
that amount OF seed corn,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
AAya lsookor Is sonator.

The expected appointment Of the
negro Ralph Tyler TO the position OF
surveyor OF the port Of Cincinnati,
one Of the biggest federal appoint
ments in Ohio, 10 causing considerable
talk at the Capitol. The joke would
seem to be on the delegation froro
Ohio, especially that portion OF 1t
which has been SO vociferous In de
claiming for the rights OF negroes to
hold ohlco In Southern statcs. Some
one asked Senator Foraker II he would
yctS for tho continuation OF Tyler
why do you ask me, or Senate,
DlCkp" replied the SARCASTIC Ohioan
Since we, tho genators from Ohio
were NOT consnlted as to r Tyler's So
lection, you had better 90 and ask thu
senator for Ohio"
who iB the senator for OhlOp"
Why, Booker Washington o
course," was the reply.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
Assenitod Dy Burgl lare.

.
Unconscious, gagged and bound TO
d ohair, Nellie Campbell, chief opera
ter ut the local telephone exchange at
Cumberland, w. Vi was foundinesrlS
dead ab her homo yeatsrdsy.' She has
not yeb rallied sufficiently to tell who
her aasailenb Ware and 1t 10 still doubts
5,ful whether abe will recover. Miss
Campbell lived With her ysidowed
mother, Mrs. w. ID. CRrnpbell, and
her sistors and WAS alone In the houae.
Apparently the girls aaaailanta were
burglars, who after asHaulting her,
tied and gagged her and then ran
sacked the house, fading several arti.
oles of valae. The police of New. Gum,
berland and all the adjacent towns
are at work on the asise, M
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
Oane Zoo Late.

James Cullen, who was lynohed by
mob at Charles City, Was o brothor
Of r. O.. Cullen, formerly e banker ab
Warren, Ills. r. O. Oullen's will,
which was fled Thurdsy, leaves an
estate worth 100000 ito tho man
who was lynohed. Years ago James
Oullen, l.gAd naar Warren Ille,. and
waB IofoeG TO leave town for brutal
treatment OF his wife and daughter.
Later he settled OF Charles City,
Iowa, whore he was lynohed by . mob
aome weeks ago after numbering his
wife and step.son, attempting to COM
milf giijoide ' stt
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
May Ooat Life,

DR.. W. Teneyok Elemendorf, of
New York, viii lose his life because
he wac too tender hearted to refuse
the kiss OF little sick girl whom he
was nursing back to life. DR.. Elmon.
dorf Ia In tho sta II st Bellevue hospit
al He was intensely Interested In
the girl, who was suffering from spin.
al meningitis, watching by,her bed.
side day and night. Tho ohild, prompt,
cd by gratitude, threw her arma
around the doctor and kissed him.
Her finger nails scratched hiB neck.
Blood poisoning followed and at tho
hospital Ii is said DR.. Elmendorf oan
not yeoover. The girl viii gob we'll,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
KILLED VITO and Raby.

AT Wayoross, Ca, III. E. Lilies, pro.
prietor Of s local barber shop, Thurs-
day night shot and killed his wife,
blowing the side of her head off as
she held their four.months-old baby
In her arms. Che taby fell to the
floor. Lilies aimed his gun at 1T and
fred, tho charge cutting off one OF
the bsbys arms. The child will pro.
badly die. Lilies WAS arrested. "A
ooeoner's Jury ia considering bhe case,
Ltles had been drinking during the
day and had threatened his Ssfe.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
Fought About Nothing.

Walton B. Bsrksdale. farmer
about thirby.five years Of age, was
mortally wounded, and Joe Echols, q
young famer, aeriourly injured In q
duel fought late Tuesday evening
several miles from Danvllle, Va, with
shotguns. The 1sn quarseled at o
country store over o pack Of cigar
cites and agreed to return TO their
homes and secure their weapons and
fight the affair out. Barkadale are
rived first, and when EoholB came up
he opened fire without warning. A.
large hole was torn In the side Of
Barksdal0, and Echols' body Was
riddled with small shot,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
BENNETrsVI VI1LEs S. q FR1DA .aEBRUARY s. 1907. 80
Clary, 3liskacales, Cosgrove, CothraD,
Gourtnoy Coz, Croft, DeVore, Doar,
u q sYS. .slsi dli.ss 81. H Dndd Dnulinn

Olary, gliekacales, CoHgrove, CothrsD
GourtnoiE Cox, Croft, DeVore, D0ar
y !. B. S,pdds J. H. Dodd, Dowling
Fraser, HIost, Gauso, J. p. Gibson,
w. y aipson, Greer, Hall, Harley,
Harniai,s Harrison, Hemphill. John.
Stone, ellahan, Kershaw, Lawson,
+ Lei are, dcArthur, McKeown, Mo.
Msster, Mann, Marshall, Miller, Nor,
rell, NASH Nasbitt, Nichols, Niichol.
aon, tseS, Parker, Patterson,
Roayeal, sichardsop, Ruckez, sage;
Scarborough, Sellers, Shipp, Kurt7
Z. SinttsB Spivey, Thomas, Todd,
VandSrhersb, Werner. V0nK Kolnitz,
Wadss Walker, Wallace, White, Wig.
sgins, i6erly. Il 7TOumang--73.
The s9position on the Richards
bill, a1Aw edition OF the Rsysor.
Mannin2 bill, was to table. This was
carried Ind Mr.. Bucker moved the
3'olinchsf This motion prevailed
and the Ill was killed by the follow.
Ing vote Yeas, 81; nays, So.
Thcsg ssho voted in the afiirmative
ATE: 3ala Speaker Whsley, Messrs,
Arnold Aull. Beattie, A. G.. Brioe,
Bryan, sarey, Oarrigsn, Clary, Olink.
scalea s$bhran, Courtney. Cox, Croft,
j. b, Dedd, J. III. Dodd, Bowling,
Frazer froa6, Cause, j. p. Gibson,
w. J. ioson, Goodwin, Greer, Hall,
Harley, Harrison, Hemphill, John
stone, Rellahan, Kershaw, Lawson,
Legares MoArthur, McKsown. Mo.
Master Mann, Marshall, Morrell,
Nash, Nsabitt. Nichols, Nioholsou,
Niveri Parker, Patterson, Reaves,
Richardann, Ruoksr, Says, Soar.
borough Sellers, Shipp, Kurtz p.
smith, Spivey, Todd, Vanderhorst,
Verner, VonK Kolnitz, Wade, Walker,
W8llacs, White, Wiggins, Yellell,
Youne9.I-67.
THOSE who voted in the negative
are: Messra. Aver, Bailey Bsllentine,
Banks, Bathune, Boyd, Brsntley, II.
8. Brit Cannon, OarHon, Osrwile,
Oosgrogs Ouller, Dorham, DeVore,
Dlck, Jingle, Doar, Douglass, Epps,
HptingS Garris, Garry, Glassoock,
Gyles, ttarman, Harris, Hinton,
Hug ghess Hydrick, Jones, Kirven,
Lanei Ge8ter, Lsitner, Little, McColl,
l6iley, Richards, Robinson, Sawyer,
SoruggA, Sharpe, Slaughter, d. L..
Smith, lY 70, Smith, Stillwell, Tatum,
Tongpk kins, Wimberly, Wingard,
Woods yRyohe So
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
nnrnnfl n-nanfh.

AT Macon, Ga, on, Thursday Ret
Turner, q negro woman 90 yeaTB old,
and one!year.old negro child were;
burned to death In . negro shanty ON
&uTTsy'a alley. .Eshh0 .Esh0 fire Btarhasq
while the mother OF the child waB
attending police courb. The ROOT was
ablaze. wnen pAsserB by noticed it,
and although they made every efforG
to get tho old woman cut, tho fleraea
drove them back. The Department.,
Igesponded promptly bus eli Ahe fire.
mon could do Was 10 protspt bhe other
property.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
Einetysone Miners Met Death iii 4
ID Coal Mine.
MEN CAIJ(aH,I { ,I i N .I,R Al
Aud Those Who Were MOI Killed Iu-.
stantIy BY The Terrible Exploalon
Plye Hundred Peet Under Grouad
VIII Die From tue Poigon.
Gus Classes IlownTher

Like rabbits caug ghh Ia q, huYfogg, 36O
men met iPaGant death 500 fest unt der
ground, when q terrific explosion 90.
Cured In the Stuart mine ,,s8t aJayatte.
Vile, w. Va. The Victims who were
digging coal were at the bottom OF q
cut that Waa found to ho filed by the
debris, and 1t iS believed there ID no
possible chance for any Of shepn to bbl
taken out alive. "a 81
Dven itaome OF them did aurviyal
the explosion gas would kill them ha.
fore rescuers could cut 10 path to aaye
them AT the least caloul alton forty
eight hours will be consumed In clesy-
ing Q way to thp suddenly created
tomb. II le work OF rescue ytas begun.
Immediately and was 10 quickly Htop-
ped. 8,s &
About two hours aft6r the explo.l
sion three men were lowered into the
shaft, Before descending sixty feet
two of tho men were overcome With
foul air aud the third was barely able
10 give tho signal to hiB comrades ati
tho top. All further attempts were
abandoned for the time. #
The mine WEB supplied with air by
means of.aeveral large fans. The me-
ohaniBm was damaged by the explo.
sion and all fresh air was cut off fgono
the yiQtims. After ;two houxs tho
fanh were started, but there &c e;ia,.
likelihood that they viii supply q
o draught except to corpses.
The Stuart mine Ia veriGSble
death crap. There wgsf,one small
opening, and when that closed there
was neither exit nor entrance. a new
entrance was to have been cut, hut
tho work was postponed until the fas 3
tsltty 1T had been designed 10 pre-
vent, had occurred. 4
Smoke and dust rushed Into the air
for hundreds or feet from pho yentil.
ating compartments. Nearly 3ll th0
rnen were at work In the entrieB near
the botton'of the shaft. Tho nnipe
had baen having good run and every
possible laboYer was busy. u,
u No official announcements OF the din.
aster OK t6a cause has 58eil nnTde Dg y
the ofdci&lB 0f the C0ndp paiiy, ,rha},
dust caused the explosion is the state
ment of persons at the acene, hui in.
veStigabi0n may prove otherwise. It
is said that little OK no gas has been
encountered In bhe mine, but that the
duat had frequently sprinkl0d. "
The Stuart naina is owned by the
White Oak Fuel Company, d parh
of the New River Fuel Company, OF
which Samuel Dixon Ia president, and
j. w. Smiley secretary and treasurer.
The general Offices OF the White Oak
Company are as Mcdonald. The
mine Is on the White Oak Railroad,
owned and oparated by the fuel com.
pany. @
Secretary Smiley informed Ohiof In y
spector Pau, Of the disaster. as aoon
IS possible. He was not at the scene
and could give no facts, but he said
about ninety men were at work when
the explosion occurred. i
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
REWARD OFFRRED.
People OF Spring II cid Want to Catoh
tho Inoendiary.

People of sprlDgfi old Want to Catoll
tho Inoendinrv.
The reward Of Gov, Ansel Of $500
for the arrest and conviction OF the
psrty-or parties who burned tho house
OF Mr.. L. E. Phillips on Jan. 20 at
Springfield, has been supplemented
by . reward OF $500, offored by the
town council OF Springfield and an I'D.
ditional reward subscribed by private
citizens amounting to about $3.50,
which makes the total amount OF re-
wards about 81 ,050, while tho it'z enA
who subscribed 10 the reward fund
say their amounts will be doubled II
necessary.
The several fires that have recently
occurred au Springfield point In q
measure to Ghe work Of an lnOendiary
and la the destruction Of the property
Of Mr.. Phillips there can be no doubt
that the ire was started by q iendish
hand. The CitizsnB Of the town have
been arouaed to action by tho lawless-
ness that Beems to bo pervading the
community and their generosity in
subscribing to the reward fund showa
that they are determined to have the
guilty parties punished. The follow.
Ing has beon sent out from SPRING
field, and shows that the people of the
town are In dead earnest:
Whereas the governor of South Oar.
olins has offered o reward of $500 for
the arrest and conviction of tho party
or parties who bur ned the houae OF j.
E. Phillips Jan. 20, 1907 and whereas
the town council of,Springfield have
6h's day supplemented that amount
by oHoring a reward of $500 In addi
tion thereto, now" we, the taxpayers
and voters Of the said town and vioin
lty do hereby approve Of all of the
same and pledge ourselves, as far as
Ii lies In our power, to forever stamp
out this spirit of highhanded lawless.
ness that we are undergoing and we
individually subscribe the several
amounts opposite our names that we
otfer as q reward In addition to and on
the game conditions as that OF tho
governor and town council.
Respectfully,
j. w. Jumper, $50; D. V. Phillips,
$50; Fl p. Holman, o2; w. ]. Jump
ar, ESQ; w. T. Ooker, e5; W. II. J.
Phillips, 810; L M. Minis, 81 Co.,
825;Js G. Philips, 95; III. A. Odono,
+ $40; Il. u. Snider, s6, E, M, Smith,
80 10; 10 !, BLACK, o25; Thomas
Fufse, SfO, J. B, ,elmibh, SIS; w. o.
Jumper, 95; r BaTarrant, S1O;L.
r.. Phillips, s25; p a. Phillips,
elO; S. j. Holman; a5; w. J. Eau.
ming. S5; e M. Gantt, e6; w. a.
Roe, s5; l. A. Phillips, s5; J. O.
Hair, 81; Ii. j. .Phillips, IS; T. G.
Hair, So; L B Fulmer, $50; j James
IL. FannlLg, e25; II. a. Jumper, IS;
r. II Austin, S5; D r.. Tanning,
s5; II A, Fulmer, 81; r.. L Jump
or, 81; j. 8. Clark, 85; @. b. Har-
ley, 81; w. NJ Fielder; S5; II. L
Bean, s5; S. w. DIbble, $3.50; l..
II. Phillips, S5; j. b. Stromap, e6
This amount can be doubled If nee
2S9&rY
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
a Maniao,s Daafi.

Claiming that God had INSTRUCTED
him to burn down the town of Snith.
held, w. Va, . man who gave the
name of Harry Howard was arrested
there. Harvard resisted arrest ana
before captured shot four men, two
of whom received fatal wound. After
placed In the lookup q mob atstaokad
tho building for the purpose of lynch.
Ing him, but tho crowd was drlyeo
0ff
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08

At Atlanta, Ga, Mrs. E. III. Alley
and daughter, Miss Nmalie. of al
Woodward avenue, were awakened
early Thursday morning TO find their
house in ilames 1t developed that
the houae had been set on ire In five
places, q oan OF oil In the hall reveal
Ing incendlarism. Twenty-Five dol.
lars In money, several diamonds and
other valuables arc missing. The fire
was extinguished, bub NOE before sl
the furniture Was damaged.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
Given Up for Lnnt.

At Baltimore With tho return Wed.
nesday OF tho oIty tug Baltimore,
from two days fruitless search for
somo clue to the I've men who have
been missing for the last ten days all
hope for them has been abandoned.
The disappearance of the men can0 "a
q climax TO day Of pleasure, spent
together at fishing shore which
they owned Jointly. In tho evening
tho men embarked In small boat
and started to row TO the terminus OF
ialAnd.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
Milliona ,or Obar,tv.

The London Globa says thah vii.
Han, Whitley, tho "UniverAal proyI.
der" who was murdered In his de.
partmeho store In London last ThuYa.
day by Hiliard George Rayner, has
bequeathed Ave millloa d0llsrs Yol
the purpose of providing alnashouse
foy the aged and derserying poor II
England,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08

.oncb for all the dispensery situation
In that branch of the general ASSEM-
bly,. Mr.. Rtloker moved to table bhe
Richards bill which had the support
of the dispenssry aide. Again an sye
and nay vote was taken and again the
house voted down the dispensary.
The necessary clinchor was attached.
The votes of the members on the dir.
forent questions are recorded In an
other column.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
Assassin IE.If Polioe. i.

At Warsaw Victor Grueni chief OF
the secret police, has been ssAssinRr
ted by terrlorlats. Tho attack ocCur.
red Friday nighb while he was passing
Through tho leading street.. Several
shots WoTu htod, killing him instant
|ly. Tha snsanain escaped.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-02-08
Dropnodo oDeMd.

AT Oh9rloston while delivering an
addteaa before tho City Moderation of
Woman's clubs In. Sc. John Hotel
Thutsday Afternoon, Major Julian
Mitchell, chairman OF the school board
and proninent lawyer, fell dead ffoni
q ebyoze 0f Appoplaxy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-17

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