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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30

Asserting that his children were
champion Juvenile steeple-jacks, John
Thomas Aiken. a well-known chimney
jack. was bound over to St. Helens,
England. on charge of causing his
three children-Baden, five years old:
Gertrude. seven. and Lydia. fifteen-to
take part in a dangerous performance
by climbing a chimney no feet high.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30
North Bros. Stock Company.

North Bros. Stock company, of
which Ira Swisher. manager of the
Gennett. is business manager, will
come to the Gennett next Monday for
weeks engagement. The company
has been much strengthened since its
appearance here some months ago, it
is said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30

Have you noticed the improved serv.
ice to Chicago via the c.. C. C L?
Through sleeper leaves Richmond at
HIS P NJ daily, arrives in Chicago
At 100 A. NJ Try it. apr6-f
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30

FOR RENT-Purnished rooms for two
gentlemen. Bath, hot water. cleo
trio lights, with heat. 50 S. Sth St.
Phone 1912. 2l-It
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30

Have you t-oubie OF any xiad arising from
a disorde-ed stomach? Go TO your druggist
and get Soc or 81 bottle of DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin. which is positively guaranteed to
cure you and keep you well
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30

FOR RENT-For cash rent, 60 acre
farm Address D. NJ. Mohler, New
Paris. O. o9-7t
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HOTELS
For a Little Cash.

And easy payments per mo. Can sell
2 room house for $500: room
house fer $3.50: a room house for
$1,000: a room house for 81 eco; want
cash, to loan On good titles; have cash
to loan on good titles. S. X. Morgan
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30

FOR RENT--Three rooms, heat and
light Furnished or unfinished.
21S West Main st. 21-7t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30

FOR RENT Furnished front room
for one or two gentlemen light,
heat and bath: call at 1926 Main
street 20-lt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30

Week Commencing October 18th.
Friday. Nov. king Solomon s
Chapter No. 4, R. A NJ, work, Mark
Masters degree; 9 candidates.
Saturday-LOyal Chapter No 40 O.
E. S. Stated meeting and rehearsal
of work. preparatory to coming of
Grand Matron, nellie L. Goodbar, of
Charlottesville, on Nov. IS.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed and has
qualified as Administrator with the
will annexed of the estate OF Eliza
beth H. Brannon. deceased. Said es-
tate is supposed to be solvent.
RICHMOND TRUST CO.
J. W. Newman. Atty.
daily oct3O-nov6-13
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30

FOR RENT-F'urnished room, heat
and bath, 80 \. 18th. 29-7t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30

A fox killed fifty-nine fowls in Poin-
ton Fen. Lincolnshire. England. in two
nights.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30

FOR RENT-Large furnished room,
electric light, heat and bath. 300
n. 18th St loft
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30

FOR RENT--Newly furnished rooms.
Call second story above Hardware
store. 9TH and Main. 24-1t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30

FOR RENT~House, $500, 1914 North
F street; apply 1916 North F. 257t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30

FOR -NT-Apartment in The
Wayne. LOuck & Hill. loft
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DYEiNG AND CLEANING.
FOR CONVENIENCE

OF the constantly increasing
number of Classified Advertise
ment patrons in the Palladium
and Sun-Telegram, We have es.
tablishe6 the following sub.
stations. at any one Of which
Classified Advertisements may
be left and will be forwarded to
this office.
Sub=StatiOns.
East snd-Toler's Drug Store.
Cor. 18th and Main Streets.
Howell's Grocery. Cor. c and
North 18th Streets.
West Richmond-Geo. Shofer,
grocer, cor. West 3rd and
Main Streets. Harry Hasel.
tine, grocer, PSI North West
3rd Street.
Fairview-J. ]. Mulligan, gro
Ger. 1921 Sheridan Street.
North of Ra;lway-Norris and
Sons, Grocers, 725 N. 10th
Street.
South of Main Street-Bowing
Bros, Grocers, $50 S. E street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30

WANTED-A man and his wife III
private family; inquire H, care Pal
ladium. 304t
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FOR RENT.


FOR RENTING or six rooms by
the 7th Of Nov. -2s :. 9TH Ho-2t
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FOR SALE-Gold plated slide from
bone in fine case and Richmond City
band uniform. 20 lessons free 10
purchaser E. c. Sims, J0S \. 18th
St. Soft
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30

WANTED pholstering and furniture
repairing. Having opened up new
shop at No. Is N. 5th St. am pre-
pared to do all kinds Of cabinet work,
upholstering and repairing furniture.
J. H. Billheimer. 2S-5t-eod
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30
VISIT THE NEW
AFFORD DRUG CO..
9Th and Main St.
Presentation SPECIALISTS.
Prescription Specialist

Full Line of New Tobacco and Cigars.
Try the new drink, Vril, only at our
soda fountain.
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FOR RENT-ThrCe unfinished rooms !
above IS North Sth st. Apply 913 .
Main street. 2o-tf /
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WANTED.

WANTED-Horses to board Care
guaranteed. 46 S. 18th st. 30-3t
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NO CLASSIFIED ADS CHARGED
FOR SALE.

Real estate and merchandise stocks.
Porte.field. Kelly block 7-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-30
FINANCIAL
LAUNDRY.
FiRE INSURANCE

Richmond Insurance Agency, Hans N.
Kohl, Mgr, representing the Oldest
and strongest fire companies, 716
MAN, Telephone 1920. 14-tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09
Sin luci6lid)cr Sctcftiu.

Stcllt I'M Nllitroge Der 8eGcimpoli5ct
9potbcfer III &crilldullg. - Gr-
longte infer erfln0cncn Nn9abcll
Morpbilm BON ocnl 9~lpotbctcr
6or. - Gclien &crboftun9 CT.
fol0tc.
Hidtcr @rulllull ii6crruieS 9cItcrll
in Der mittlcrcn Eoli5ciltation Den
Npotbefcr 81. Samuel Sor, Gtte polr
&urfz 9lpenltc mo StroBe.
inter $500 9iirglhoft lpegen ongcb'
lib lm~erloltbtcn &~erfouis bon Wtor.
pbiltm DEM Weri6t9periobrcn. GtC
@cGcimpoli5iitcn Cid mo WiiIler bat.
ten, luie Die 3elgenollsIngcn crgobcll,
am IS. 6cbruor nit Irot Sable &or'
ris cine Hunoc oltrb pcrI6ieocnC
Ipotbefen 0en1odt, I'M ST lehcn, OF
bic Gigent6iimcr obnc Ic5cpt Gocoill
Morpbirm orcr olt0crc Site pcrfoll.
len. Gle Mrtbo0c iunr folgcn0c:
6rou &orria ginA III nic Ipotbcfl
uno forocrtc Ou2 @iit, mabrcno Die
GCtcftip9 Dor Dem 2o0cn mortctcn
>Sn n1c0rercn gpotbcfCn mnr fem 9tc.
iultot cr5icIt lpor0cn; in Scr Sor'ihcr
Npothcfe ioQte 1SrQlt NarriS, 0aB ii,
ans @uibin9tou mo cine Worpbillnl
ciicrin lei, pcldc lid in eincm %fltrdDt.
barren 3uitnube bCiGn0c, 0a lie Der
NCnuB 0cS Niitc3 eincn Gag hob(
cEtbcbrcn n"liilicn. sic 5ciQte lr. 6ol
ibren &rnL Der 5nblrcidc Wcrtntall
Don Ginlpribu1Qcn rig, mo Der
foliite ibr Or. Sor Oorollibin cine
Ybiolc WIorpbirnl fiir % GcntS, mel
dc tic 0cn Getcftip2 cinbdnoigte. ga
pit6n ENmpbrcp licB Oas @ift bon.
ltdotilhen Gbrn1ifcr nntcriltdcrL ocl
icin Nttcit 0Qrii6Cr 0l@l tclltc, Dob OIL
EbIole M~(orphiuu Cltbaltc. Garaitl
bin crfoIQtc Die &erboitum0 Nca Or
Ior. SoOic @orria mlrOe ON 80
Sonltar nit ibrem icfigcn Munn, nil
peldcm lie III milOcr Gbc 5ulonmen
lcbte, Qctruut. @ci0e morcn ndmlid
ola 3euQcu in chem &ocoin-6ol
ocm @ef1nQniB iibcrUicicn worOer
u1o SIT Dem GntidluB 0cfommcn
f%iinftiQ Gin beiicrcS 2ebcn Slt fiihren
&br W}0ohcnnomcn por Sable &nr
Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09
SdDiffsnadJridJtcn.

Oorf, 7. M1r5. = ginge.
troiien lit bier Der 8ampfer mYon.
noria" bon Neapel. slbgeganeen iino
Die 9ampfer ga 9retagne" nad)
Sabre, ,Hbein" nn6 Bremen uito
.2omboroia" nod 8enuo uno Nea.
pei. .
NeapeL, 6. MGr5. - Nod Reip.
Yort ging Der 9ampfer ngeorie" ab.
Queenstown, Z. M1rs.-0er
Compiler nMoieitie" bon 2iberpool
iebte leine 6abrt nad) Neip-g)orf fort.
9remen,5 5. Mdr5. - Hoh 0eiu.
Dort iubr Der Gompfer .gaIiel" ab.
Soore, Z. Mdr6. - 9ngelanat
lit Der 9ompier ga Eropenee" bon
Hep.Oort. /.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09

GemnBtlo amigo unoen.
-Eoli5iit SEQ. Smitb bonn meltIid)en
Iiltritt ianO geItcrn 9todmittag &C.
gen 1 llDr cen 40 Sabre olten Saul
mann 5ranf SinOS bon Nr. 1880,
MeIts9tortb 2loenuc, I'M 8biireingong
0eS 6auie8 9tr. 4, Hor0.Sopor0-
StraBe, b%elpuBtlos oltl. Cr ian0te
0enielben I'M YotroIiuagen na6 Dem
.llniperltt0ts Soipital," no Or.
@bitc conitotirte, 0aB Sin0s 2auoo,
MIN ueridluft batte. Ger GrfranftC
lpl,roe in furjer 3eit auBer 2cbens.
geiabr gebradt.
iii SnmcStomn.-I oS Sa,
nlcatomn.Gomitc lit bon Dem GorliBer
$. =. Gafcr SIT elmer 8eriommllnl
ON Wiontog ytadrn1ittag i'm Gnl.
pidnqS5imncr 0cs WoDorS einberu.
len moroen 5u meld)er Geprdienton.
ten ollcr @ei6dits.G 81 goniiotionen II
@cidldftSlgtfe eingeloben limo, meld)(
ar Scr YllSitc(tng Gin Sntcrciic neG
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09
. eiuhcn0c TrCimaurcl

9eiudcn0c rCimaurcr
aus @uibtngto - Die 50.
lun16io = Gomtburci" ser .Ien1pcl-
ritter" olta @nibin9toh III Ocrct
Niitte iid) oli6 Nontirol @inficlG
Scott S6lep befono, %ltottcte g~eitern
9lbeno Dem bicIigen @roBloGcr Ser
oEenlpclrittcr" eine1 9eIlld ob. &m
6reimnllrertempel luurOe 5llcrit elm
Gnnfett cingcnonmen mo oaHn be
goben lid Die S%entpelrittcr III Den
9robcn Sool i'm crlten Stoducrf, no
JicbCn gcboltcn mltr0cl1. &r. Willlom
Cotton lpor SooItnlciitcr. Nod0cm
scr SooIt Der acknowledgements"
Ser Scnlpclrittcr bcnntluortct mor0cn
mor, ipur0cn ioIgcn0e Hc0cn gcbol.
ten; @roB-GupiiGn Sronf $. G6ouo$
iiir 0o2 @roBIogcr Der S%empdrittcr
Don Morplono, @robnleiltcr Sbomo5
5. Sbrpod filr Die @roBloge ser 6ret.
mlnllrcr Don Worplun0, @rob.Gonl-
mon0cur ". $. Mo6r iiir Ole @rob.
Gonltburei Ser Sempclrittcr Don Wto'
rplnno, IOmirol Minficl0 Scott
Sflcp bcuntlportctc Den Soolt Ser
Selo BON Sontiogo." Gem Nnocnfcn
oeS int WtGr5 1905 peritprbcnen Cont
m~nn0curs 0cr. Gollt1lbin.Gpnltbllre
ser Scmpclrittcr bon @dIbin9ton 9.
s., Gooi0 $. Scnton lprrben cbcrz
falls ipornte @ortc gcui0met.
NuSitcIlung prG6tiQcr
@emGl6c. - SIM i~iillftcn Stod.
mcrf 0cs observation-disclosures Der Sir
ma Stcrport & 60, Gdc BON 2cring.
ton. lno Soipor0sS trobc, iinb sur
3cit 0rci prohtuollc IQllarcllz8em0l.
DC fir oic 9cllrdcr 0ea 2oocnS ats.
geltcllt. Sic @cnlGloe murOen BON
Ocm 0Gnii6cn &iinItlcr Snpc @cocgc
BON Copenhagen, Der bor 3lpct SoD.
rem itorb, I'M Sabre 1898 gcllolt uno
itclen nScrlllolcn III Ger Belt leiner
@loric." nScrllalcm mic cs bentc
lit" mo oScrliinlem nit Dem Del
berg" DOR: Ser 2, 3. 6rDer aus
Ncm-Dorf,oc lei GiQcnt1iimcr uno @as.
ltcQer Der @emGloe, gibt intereiionte
Grlduterllngen 5u Oe%niel6cn. Die
4ltsItearng lit DEM Eltblifum ie0en
Sag bon 0 llbr @ormittags bis 6
llbr uno SumItug9 bis 10 llDr MODS.
5ugonglid.
Ger6or eridobCn.- Gus
Gerbor 0cS Contractors Geo. M.
Celia, jnny bon Nr. 100, Welts
Oiteno.S trobc, mclder ongeblid)
Sron Barbara ao6elein Don 9tr. 2,
@eIt Sarnep.S truBe. on 20. 6ebrllor
nit leinem Sllbrmerf il6erron1te mo
pcrleBte, luur0e 9eitcrn bon Hidter
Eodoro in Der iiibli6en Yoli5eilto-
tipn bis 5lin1 Z. gpril pcrihoben, oo
sSrau &od]elein nod nidt uiccer ber-
geitellt lit.
nnongeneG ct Stur3. -
Nit beiler &out, o6er ourdnoBt,
wuroe qeitern 6rou Minlie alescio
pen 9tr. Ga, @eit-S aratogaItraBe,
ans elmer Senfgrabe binter ibrer
@obnung ge5o9en. Der 9o0en iiber
berieIbcn brad ms 6rnu 4lcscio
~ifiir5te in oie Sieie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09

Srou Mciiel tobt. - Snl
gltcr bon G3 Sobrcn ltorb ann Wtitt.
nod gbcno 5rou Scnrietto @elicl,
@ottill ocs 0rn. Senrp g8eiie(, fen,
in ibrcr Mobnung, 9tr. 3t3, @orrcn.
alpenle. Die 9eeroigllng iinOet ont
Somltog, SormittogS 10 ubr, bonn
Srnicrbnlllc aus oltf Dem nSouoon'
Yort. S%rieobofe" itott. Goitor 8. 30.
Zimmerman bon Der engliIden llttb.
Gbriituss Stride miro ben Srouergots
teSoicnIt balten. Die GerItorbcne
mttroc am %. 9e5ember 1843 1T 9res
men geboren uno fam Dor 80 Sabrelt
nod amerifo. SIM Sabre 1861 per'
b~cirotbetc iie ii6 nit 9rtl. Serrp
Neilel, Sbeilbaber Der ySenrD Weliel
Gomponp," Gde BON Gbarless UNI
Sdnburg.S troBe. Neben bem @itts
mer binterloBt 6rot 8eiiel BRET
S0bne, oie &S. &enrp jun, Sreberif
uno Souis gSeiiel, uno fiinf So6ter,
Srou 6ronf Sultils, Srau Wiidoel
5ealep mo Die 6rls. Senrietto, Soa
mo SiQp Aeiiel.
3um Jngoieni It beoroert.
- Sr. @iQiam Smeaf, melder am
I. april 1887 sum Yoli5ilten ernannt
muroe nno ieit IS Sabren I'M meit-
liden Stotionsboule Die Steaung Ell.
mes Gelepbonbeamten mGbreno Der
Nodtitunoen eiunabm, ipuroe gum
5ogOienlt beor6ert lno 5lpar NIT ser.
iel6en 9eld)Gitigung. ST.. Smeat be.
0riiBtc Die %2lenoerung ieiner 9ienit,
itluroeE nit Srenben mo mtroe ibnl
allerIeits gratullrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09
I'm SntcrcTc bcs Gemeinmubls.

S6brlihe @enerolperIammlllng mtO
9eamtenipoGl beS n9toroolt=9olti-
morcr Gcrih6ncrungS ScreinS."
4rpteit gegcn 0oS 0eplolltc
Sdlod)tbouS IN NorOoIt g @olti.
more.
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ncritngs-Gcrein" biclt gcItcril IbcnO
in ieincm &eriarnnllun9Slofol III Scr
Gnlnnntet&opelle Gdc bon Gocn. II,
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geltbe 9eomtc crlpGblt mur0en: GrG.
iiocnt y. ". Barter, t. Gice-ErGIi-
Dent q. u. 3ipp, ,. &ice-&rditOcnt
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IricOel, Or. &orpcp 6. @cd, &obr
u. Grontar, G6oS. Hoi'iter, Er. Sci.
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aronntiUcr, George ". FoO0ctt, III
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=. Ilittolt, Sepia ". @crbit ulO Gr
u. ~. WacGouolS,
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idliiiic Qc0cn bic Grridtlna 0eS
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timorc nngcnontnlCl1.
Scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . Commit.
iGr ,SonlcS $. Smith lprod Icln Ss
ool;ern boriibcr alis, 0oB Der Gonl'
n"tiiiion rtidt mcbr, ais 100000 m
&crbciicrlngen 5ltr &eriiigrng tie
ben.
3nm 56luB mur0c Gin SmbiB cilr.
gcnontme1 mcldcr bon @rn. Norrl
Wolf lerDirt mllrbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-09

utlttttI lllllpNt ulREt pND w SS'N
miiiion llid)t mcbr, ais 100000 filr
&crbciicrrmgcn 5ltr &eriilgrng tie
hctl.
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mcoi3iniiGcn Supertntcnbentcn 90
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crirculiGe 3oDlcn nuf. &n1 @on5en
lpuroen i'm periloiienGn Sabre 236
&ronfc %be6onoelt, ltn0 0ooon 1871
luicoer cntloiicn. Die aroBte In5obl
&ro1fer I'M Snltitllt mar 1903. 81
mur0cn gan5lid) gcbeilt, 10 mur0et
oe6eHcrt, tG erlangien etpoS Slnoes
ru1,a i6rev 2ci0en 56 mllBten OoS
@oipitul unge6e'iert uerlalicit, l1eln
ItorGc1 ltno orci 8aticntelL sic ais
i~rrIiunig eillgebradlt mor0elt, maren
nid]t frorf. Cine ncit gr6Berc 3obl,
ais III Ocn Goriubren, bon 6rcipotien.
ten lpltr0e I'M noriQen Sabre ouf0e-
nonlmen, ruie iih ol0 Die 3abl Der
sic niepri9lte State be5oblcn0en Eo.
tienten bc0elltenb nernnebrt bat, Il
EroScnt scr Eoticnten mllr0ct 00ll5-
lid frci ullo 43 lilo Gro5cnt fiir me-
niger, ol5 $2.45 bic ISOLDE bcbonOelt.
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cinrn rcgcn 9cIltd). q Sd)iilcr, 90
bon lcda nlGunlid)c, uobmcn an Dem
5luciiGbri0cn Gurilt9 Sbcil. 0oS so
lpitol lit ipc5icll 9tcrocnfro1Fcn oocr
WciitcSgcIt0ricn geipi0ulct, ntt0 Go-
ben 9lpplifnntclt bnS 3cuqnib bon
5luci 9(cr5ten iiber ibrcn geiitiQcn Be
fltn0 bei5u6rin9cn.
@uilfor0 pcrfouft t. - GaS
206 Nder Grobc, ais @uiIior0 betonn-
te @runoitiid, ooS Scr Innlilie 0cS
0riiroers ser ySun" arnnab g..
2lbeG, gcb6rt, lit oil Gin Spnoifot
pronlinenter 9oltiInorcr, Die S0.
@iliiom u. Morburg, Miliom $.
8roifin, Nobert @orrctt, Sbon1oS s.
&opporb, $. Carroll 9rolpn ltn6 Z.
@. Sonalic, fir ocll Treis bon elmer
MtiQtolt SoQorS nCrfollft mor0en,
mas $500 fir ocn Gtfer bc0clttct. -
@ic boS @runbitiid, OoS an @cItcn
fir Die Gcrgroberung ser norOliden
&orltoot gceignct lit, ousgcnutt mer-
ben ioH, lit nod nid)t entid)ic0cn.
IS lit icoo6 nobridcinlid, boB boS
BORT itcbctbe prGd)tigc &errcnbor$,
boS frilber bonn Sberitliciltenont ".
V'cTonolo bcluobnt lpltr0c, nic0crgcs
riIIcn ltnb Scr 0on5e Gonbcomplcr III
GoltpI0te orSgclcgt miro.
& IN rScleQrupbcnpo D.
it ten &ricg" nod berii6nltcm Mll-
tier Brad geitcrn sur Ibncd)Ielltng III
Slt-9oltimore ans. Cine 2[n5obl Nlt-
geiteatcr ser nMorplono Telephone
nno electric 2iabt 60" iuoren bic
Gombottantcn ouf ser einen Seitc,
mGbren0 oieIcr Iaron Sacobs uno
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@egeu angeblid Yen Ses
trugcs perbaftet. - Samncl
g. @nriielo, Elm As Sabre alter
l(gent BON Hr. 73i, @elt-6apette.
Strabe, mlr0e geltern 4ben0 allf Ser
anlalfung bes !Srn. 5reoerif Sd0fer
BON Nr. 1884, Horo-0 oQasitroBe,
lpeld,er 6enlelben beidnloiat, i'm al.
geblid) I'M $500 betrogen 81 baben,
p%crbaftet.. &r. S6aier fauite an-
oeblid BON &ariielb cine Sausein-
rid)tlulg. Ils er bielelbe abboleil
lailcn molltc, iollen anoeblid mebrcrc
Mobclitiide geleblt baben.
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MldbtCr Wldes ctl0ll1tc I'M &tel@s
0cridbt 9tr. 2 Wiliom y, Horfin ua0
Charles $. Gui0lcp ,1ulter $1,000
9ilrgidoit 5lt MoIielpcrpoltcrn iibcr
Dos &ernl0qef Der o9oltinlorc Seef
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Strobc, ocfii9rt rpiro, Die Scron.
lolinltg SIT Oicier MoBnobmc 9ob cine
aloqc BON MarD Soplor fir $1,000.
sic sic Sirn1o ibr on0eblih idnlort.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-02-20
CHAPTER XXI.

~1HE sl1rank back with a great
dread in her heart. Marlanx,
1l of all men! Why was he in the
park at this hour Of the night!
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mind to desert. could not endure the
new order Of things. You had cast
me off. My friends out there were
eager to have me with them. In the
city every one is ready to call me
spy-even you, thought. Life was
black and drear. Now. my princess, it
is as bright as heaven ITSELF"
"You must not talk like this" she
whispered helplessly. ''You are max
ing me sorry 1 called to you.''
II should have heard you if you had
only whispered, my rain princess. I
have no right to talk of love-I am a
.vagabond, but I have heart, and it is
a bold one. Perhaps dream that am
here beside you-so near that I can
touch your face-but it is the sweetest
Of dreams. But for it I Should have
left Edelweiss weeks ago. I shall new
er awaken from this dream. You can
not rob me Of the joys Of dreaming"
Under the spell Of his passion she
drew nearer to him as he clung strong
~ to the rail. The roses at her throat
came so close that he could bury his
face in them. Her hand touched his
cheek, and he kissed its pain again
and again, his wet lips singing her
blood to the tips of her toes.
"Go away, please" she implored
family. "Don't you see that you must
not stay here-now?'
ga rose, my princess-one rose to
kiss all through the long night" he
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FOUND GUILTY ON TECHNICALLY
Sheriff Hood and Deputy Gilbert, Of
Fairfield County. Found Guilty of
Manslaughter on Legal Technical
ty and Sentenced to -Four Months
in Jail.

Sheriff A. W. Hood and his deputy,
w. D. Gilbert, went to Monroe, n. c.,
last week to stand trial for the killing
of Fayete Giles near there in October.
The case was not tried before a jury,
but by consent Of the attorneys for
the State and for the defense it was
heard before his Honor, Judge Coun-
sci, who decided on technical grounds
that the defendants were guilty Of
manslaughter and gave them each a
sentece Of four months in Jail. The
defendants at once gave notice
through their attorneys Of an appeal
to the supreme court.
1t will be recalled that the killing
Of Giles took place in October, near
Unionville, in Union county, October
16. Giles was an escaped convict
from Fairfield county and Sheriff
Hood had been reliably informed Of
his presence in the above neighbor-
hood, and the house in which he was
Lying having been so accurately de-
scribed that he and his deputy had
no difficulty in locating it. Deputy
Gilbert went into the house and
found that Giles was out at
the time. Later he returned
and While Gilbert was talk
ing with him, he espied Sheriff
Hood near by and then went into the
house. Mr.. Hood then ran in, and as
he Gid so, he was met at the door by
Giles with a gun, which ne was rails
ing to fire upon him. Giles refused
to disarm himself, when ordered to
do so, and was shot down while re-
sisting the arrest. Sheriff Hood and
Deputy Gilbert then surrendered
themselves to the officers Of Union
County, and were granted bail in the
sum of one hundred dollars each
When the case was called for trial just
a few weeks later, it was put off on
| the part Of the State.
The ground on which Judge Coun-
sci rendered his decision was that,
| though an officer of the law, Mr..
Hood and his deputy had no legal
right to make an arrest of any one in
North Carolina without first having a
| warrant for the said person. The fact
that Giles was an escaped convict did
not give them this right. Mr.. Hood
was going on the presumption that
the law gave any one the right of ar
resting an escaped convict without
| warrant and so did not provide him
| self with q warrant for CHESS arrest.
While this is srue with citizens IN q
state, it does rot apply TO citizens
from other states. This decision is
wholly a technical one, as is shown by
the light punishment imposed, and
| while it is not so probable that the
decision will be set aside by the Su-@
preme Court, it is reasonably certain
that the pardoning power will be ex-.s
ercised in behalf of the officer, who,
! in what he conceived to be his official
| duty and rights, had to fire to save his
| own life.-W1nnsboro News and Her
aid.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-02-20
THE LARCHNIoNT DISASTER.
The Nforgue at Providence Filled
With Eodies Of the Victims.

Providence, R. l., Feb. 14.-There
were heartrending scenes about the
Morguc where the bodies from the
I4archmont horror were awaiting iden-
tifcation today. Forty-fve bodies
were brought in last nighc from the
steamer Kentucky. About 20 have
been identified and some have been
removed by relatives.