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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-31
DESOE NARANJ|7O
Un .ofrecimiento cum
plido. Ell Santo Sa-
crificio de la Misa.
UNA OENUNClA
Por seduction J rapto de una
joven. .-Otr1 denuucia.
Deli.o contra natura.
UNA OENUNClA
De Naranjito nos escriben:


aSegdn ofreclmiento que hlcie-
IA / 50 paso por esta poblacl6n en-
81 vista pastoral, el Iltmo. sefior
O5!spo, desde ahora en- alelante Sc
c.lebrara el santo sacri6cio de la
mlsa los domlugos y no los >ab dos
COMO hasta la fecha venia celebran
dose.
-Ea esta semana comparecl6
ante Ell juez el individuo Cenaro
Rivera denuncIando q Nemeslo
Melen leg por seduction y rapto de
u1a hlja del dsnunciante. Ne eudez
resulta ser casado por 10 que nc
paede honrar q Ia joven nj librarse
del peso de la ley.
-Tamblen fue denunciado Dol
la pollcta de este pueblo el iudivl
duo Nazario Figusroa, acusado pot
delito contra natura.D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-31
LA HtJA MALD1TA
mi padre tque acogida lie ha hecho1

mi padre tque acogida ha hecho1
-Edmundo mas que patte del seceo de SUI
nacimento que excae dspue he credo que
oa ocutarle que made lamaba Lucia Meier que
neo del rico propeo de Seulon Sabe que padre e
90 70 Sc e hs dlcho todos assSuo E
Remaud
-lPero ahora d6nde estal
Al dfa sguente del que vic usei en- booue regres6
Paris
IA Parfs1-exclam6 apenado acento Lucia
Tranqulicese ued de6 direction que aver precsa.
mene Rouvenat diendoe que hijo de Lucla que nto
buscaba haba savado empre oven que
bia salvado la vida
-Y entonces!
Inddl es decr used la algeria que tuvo: esa msma ma
mana Rouveuat sal6 para Paris
= tHa lido buscar mi hijol
ST, el 10 traera
-lM padre sabe
-Jacobo Meier espera impaciente SD neo
-!Ahl NADIA tengo que pedir Dios.
ESperando sempre verla de Lucila su padre
quedo hace tesamento hssta shora Inceo especto 81
pensando la muerte hubiese podido acanzar
decide aver con Rouvenat tan prono regese ESTE
pshando Edmundo hara amar notarIo recouoce, t
1uco heredero SD neo Edmuudo Melier.
lM padre hace este? -exclam6 Lucia emoslonada
-Pero las intencoue de Melier Sc modhcarSn ahora
-Por que1
Poque usted exse sGn temerA que su fotona ga en-
manos de los Parisel que merabIes.
limos maIvados, Juan.
Rouvena no hs querido haceres caSgar mi uic la he
cho NAL Cuando veran que la heenca Meier capa
rugan de rahia sea casgO cuaquier 81 mbar
go estoy inranquio no han abandonado el pueblo.
va Sc.
jHa vueito usted verle2
ST. e ho ronda todas las noches los aededores Ia has
Genda
iAcasO Sc atreveiian2.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-31

En- la Corte de Distrit) del Dist ito
judicial de Sa1 Juan, P. R,
Liborio Jorge, ex-parte. .-Sobre info r
maci6n de dominic.
Per cuanto sc ha presentado en-
esta Corte d. 0istrito, por el abogado
don Jose G. Torres una moci6n, 4
'nombre de Liborio Jorge, para que Sc
declare a 81 favor el dominic de la ST.
guiente fnca:
sR6stica, &c diez y medals cuer-
das, equivaleutes a 4 hecta-eas, doce
areas y 69 centlareas, en- el barrio
sCaimlton. de Rio Piedras, collndante
al Este con la quebrada de la &Cruza
al No,te con Ell promovente; al SUI
con don Carlos Blondet y al Oeste cor
con 7 burcio Antufiano.
Por tant", y de conformidad cor
10 p. escrito en- el articulo 3o5 de ID
Ley Hipot scarla, por ell presente edic
to sc cita a todas lts personals ignota
das a 4uien $ pueda pe'judicar la de
clarac'6n soliclt,da, para que, tn e
plazo de- sesenta dla', contados desd
la publication d | presente, que s.
lnsertara por ties veces tn uu per.6
d'co &c circulation general, puedal
comparecer q a'egar cualquier dere
cho sobre la frca descrita.
Lo que Sc publica de orden de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-31
NOTAS IUDIc|lL-ES
En- la Carcel. Una mt
la cha acusa dc
hurto de ma blusa.
MARiN0s PREsOS
Por a terar auoche Ia paz p1,
bll q. I'm preso.que So
licita su jndulto.

Sc encu.ntf4 en- ia clrcel la
lnuchacha Icocercia Coma e., SIR
-vienta de la elsa iel abogaio Sc
no: Roi!igurz Scrra, acusada de
hurto de una blu1a de encajes va.
lorada en- ocho dollars, vario, pa.
res De me- iia3 y una cuchara lie
plata.
Anoche fueron arrestsdos 2
mariuos de IA tragata escuala ale.
mana aMoltkes por alterar la pax
pdbllca. Un Official se hizo cargo
de ellos a con3lciou de castigarlos
a bordo.
-Ruperto Sa'amar, que cum
pie condena en- la carcel de Distri,.
t. de San Juar, en Arecibc, ha so
II >itado lndulto del Gobernaior.
--Ha presentado la ,enuncIa
d su cargo Il juez municipal de
San Juan, Lcdo. Francisco del Va.
lie Mu1oz. Esta, parece, no tendra
fscto h1sta fnes del mes pr6ximc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-31
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CIRUJANOS DENTISTAS.

San Justo 6, altos. San Juan, Pto. Rico.
sehor ju z &c la secci6n ! rimera de
esta Corte, para general conocimien.
to.
San Juar, d'ciembre, ~ de- 1907.
Jest E. FgHeras, secretario. .-Por
4. Marin May7sn, sub-secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-31

scion del jefe de limpieza p1biIca,
esta noche no deben ser sacaios q
las Gales los envase8 Dc b1ufas.
La .prensa de Mayagiiez Sc
queja sgri2mente dtl se,vicio def.
cient2 del alumbrad0 elkctlico de
aquella cludad. Por AGA no anda.
mos tampcco muy bi.n que di.
games.
Hoy zs,p6 dsl luelto de
Ponce para Ntw York Il vapor
americana aZuliao de la sRed d Ii.
ne.
Fara Cursr un resfsiado e1 u1 dia
Tome ell LAxAT1vo RRoMo QUIN1NA.
FL boticario lie d, volvera Ell dintro 81
no lie euro. [ a fIna &c Z. w. GRO.
GE Sc halla Ell cada ,jita.
Va ah blss que una
colupah>a ar'g :c ~ - p.olspe es.
tabl: CT una ijn.4 IL Vlp .rts plra
psNair5os ntre Aft n y San juan.
TambGa ~ h-bil +. 4 con ,,rlc-
cion Dc IN graa If 10 p..a huteI
eu :! rtftIi9o Tob.ada.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18
INVESTIGATION BY CORONER.
Negro Boy Died Near BOssard Under
Suspicious CIRCUMSTANCES.

Coroner Flowers was called to the
B0ssard neighborhood Monday to in.
vestisate the death of Henry Miller,
q negro boy who died Sunday under
what some Of his relatives considered
suspicious circumstances. He was an
orphan, and about two weeks ago he
was severely whipped by his employ
er, In consequence Of which he left
him and went to live with some of his
relatives. He did not appear to be in
jured and while he had the marks of
the whip on his body, he was in no
wise incapacitated from work. For
several days prior to his death he had
been complaining and did not care for
food. and on Sunday he died. His
relatives with whom he had been
staying for two weeks thought his
death may have been the result of
the whipping. asked for an inquest,
but Coroner Flowers after making an
and having the body ex.
amined by DR.. c. P. Osteen, decided
that inquest was unnecessary as the
statements Of those whom he qres-
toned confirmed the opinion Of DR..
Osteen that the boys death was due
to natural causes and not to the whip
ping.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18
A MODEL PLANT.
'Brick," a Chicago Trade journal.
Has Complimentary Article on
Sumter Brick Works.

Brick" trade magazine publish
ed in Chicago and generally regarded
as the standard journal of the brick
interests. publishes in it's September
Issue a two page illustrated article de-
scriptive Of the Sumter Brick Works,
the article being written by repre-
sentative of. Brick" The sumter
Brick works is equipped with the lat
est improved machinery in all depart
ments-steam shovel for digging clay
cable cars for transporting it from the
shovel to the grinding huse, automat-
ic conveyances. steam dry kills, per-
manent kills and all other necessary
apparatus for the convenient and
economical manufacture OF brick. The
plant while by no means one of the
largest III the South is a model plant
of equipment and for this reason was
selected by "B,ick" for a write up.
The works have an output Of 40, 900
brick a day. and as the plant is in OPP
Grafton winter and summer large or
ders can be flied at all seasons.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18
PRIvATEER sCHooII AFFAIRS.
"A Rcjoindcr to MIR. Gains Article
More About the Mass Meetings and
, School Consolidation.

Privateer, Sept. 17.-IA. reply to
Mr. cams letter to the Item, in which
he said as II was secretary of three
mass meetings held" l deem it my
duty to correct this statement and
give the facts in the case: Referring
to what this correspondent said about
self-appointed committee, ETC., Mr..
Cain may have been secretary Of three
mass meetings, held somewhere, but
not in Privateer, this year, as there
has been only one mass meeting and
two committee meetings held. Mr..
Cain says: "All Of the schools held
their meetings" Now all of the schools
did not hold meetings, the Red Oak
| did not have a meeting and at the.
second meeting which he calls a mass
meeting, was only a meeting OF one
or two from the schools which had
held meetings at their school houses
| and they only met to report whether
| their school wanted to consolidate or
not. They had no authority from their
schools to appoint a committee or
represent their schools further than
to make report whether or not their
school would consolidate or. remain
as it has been heretofore. Now as to
the Tuesday afternoon meeting I was
at that meeting and heard one of the
committee say that "he could not vote
for he was not appointed nor author
ICED by the school," "But as a mat.
ter of fact, he had as much authority
as any Of the committee" for none Of
them were appointed by their schools,
therefore had no right to decide or
recommend anything to the trustees.
and then claim it as representing the
desires Of the majority of the people
concerned. Now If the trustees build
school houses as this self-appointed
committee advised them to do, it will
be contrary to the wishes OF the ma
jority Of the taxpayers Of Privateer,
as expressed in the only mass meeting
held in Privateer, and the schools will
be only for the benefit of q few, con-
trary to the express wishes Of a ma
jority> Of the taxpayers Of Priva-
teer. :. :.r
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18
DALZEI.L. .

Dalzell. :. c.. sept. i7.-Everything
Il quiet In this neck. so far as | know,
and everybody is busy who will work.
Cotton Is opening rapidly, and is be-
ing pICNei ana g'nned as fast as pos
sihle. The crop Is going To be- short.
We see lot Of cntton that Is not
nearly as good as II was last year.
The cotton seed market has opened
up right briskly this week About .95
cents Is being paid at Dalzeli per 100
pounds. which will give cuffie some
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18
ENGINEER PREVENTS WRECK.

Summerton, Sept. 13.-What might
have proved serious and fatal wreck
was prevented yesterday afternoon on
the Northwestern Railroad only BY
the GOODNESS and bravery Of Engine
Driver w. A. Seymour. -; 4"
The regular afternoon passenger
train between Sumter and Wilson's
Mills. via summerton. was speeding
along at the rate Of about s6 miles an
hour between Silver and st. Paul
when, without moments warning.
the driving rod on the right side of
the locomtive snapped in half. The
broken section Of the great steel rod,
revolving at fearful speed, struck
the woodwork Of thu cab just under
the seat occupied by Driver Seymour,
tossing him several feet in the air and
landing amidst the wreckRge Of his
cab in the tender.
Although badly cut and crippled
Driver Seymour instantly recovered
bis presence OF mind and at the risk
Of being struck by the flying rod,
which revolved every time that the
wheel turned around, he reached the
throttle and after shutting off the
steam applied the air brakes.
The train at the time Of the acci-
dent was on 2O-foot embankment
and was carrying heavily loaded
string of cars, including several pas
senger cars, and as every moment was
one of imminent danger the courage
Gus act Of Engineer Seymour has been
heartily commended here. The loco
motive was badly demolished, the en-
tire cab being shattered, steam pipes,
air pump and other things having
been carried away by the loose rod.
Engineer Seymour was hurriedly
brought to his home in Summerton
and given medical attention. While
painfully lacerated about the face,
arms and legs he is not seriously lin
iured and hopes to be out before
many days. Traffic was delayed on
the Northwestern for several hours
aS a result of the accident.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18

spending money, or at least all who
have not already drawn the money
on them and spent it, Some Of the
buyers have advanced considera BILE
money on seed. Well, they may get
IT. but 1t is so much nicer to pay for
them when you get. them. We can
sleep so much sounder at night when
we have not got so much out.
The health OF the community is
good. There are few cases of fever
among the colored folks.
Rev. s. d. Bailey is holding a pro-
tracted meeting at st. James M. E.
Church this week. Rev. Dr. Daniel is
expected to fill the pulpit there to-
morrow, Wednesday.
School opened at Dalzell on the
18th. with Miss Edith Barnett, teach
er. We are glad to have her back
again.
Miss Alice DeVaux ia spending
some time at Mrs. w. D. Carson's.
Mr. w. d. Carson is having the
lumber sawed to build residence in
Sumter. Pei
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18

Privateer. Sept. fs.-Miss Marie
Jenkins spent few days In Sumter
last week.
Misses liner and Corinne Wells are
visiting relatives In wedgehcid.
Miss sudie Furman. OF sumter,
spentSa few days this past week ut D,.
~. u. Furman's.
Misses Dfnklns and Eden and
Messrs. JANIS and Andrews. Of Sum
ter. spent sunday at Mrs. LIB. Jen-
kips
Miss Roberts. OF Georgia. is spend
ing some time with her aunt Mrs.
T. ". Jenkins.
Misses Bailey and Townsend. of
Charleston. are visiting Mrs. Dave
Tindal. g.,
There, was a very enjoyable dance
given a, Mr.. and Mrs III. Drane TIN
lnYs home last Thursday night. Every
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18
DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
Darlington County Boy Goes to Wa
tory Grave.

harrington NouhtN boS Goes to Wa
tory Grave.
Darlington. Sept. 16.--Frank Gain
ey, white boy about 15l years old,
was drowned in Jeffrey's Greek yester-
day afternoon.
1t seems that Gainey and three or
four companions were bathing in the
creek where public road crosses it.
and seeing some ladies approaching.
young Caincy sought concea.ment un-
der the bridge while his companions
ran into the woods nearby.
When they returned Gainey was
struggling i'm the water under the
bridge. They made an effort to
rescue him. but being excited failed
and ran off for help. When they re-
turned and recovered his body life
was extinct. Ga.neys position and
the circumstances were such as to
lead his friends to think he suffered
an epileptic fit, and lost control OF
himself He was subject to fits sevc-
raj years ago, but had not been trou-
blcd with them much of late.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18
NEW HIGH SCHOOL LAW.
Letter. Sent Out by Superintendent
Martin to Committees Explaining



Martin to Committees Explaining
the Law.
Columbia, Sept. 16.-In view Of the
opening OF the school year and the ac-
tive work to be done for education
during the winter, State Supt 0. B.
Martin and Prof. W. H. Hand, Of the
department Of education, are getting
everything ready for the establish
ment- Of high schools in every section
Of the State.
While there are many communities
working hard for these schools. made
possible under the act Of last year.
which gave $4,000 for the work, still
ther are other sections where the act
has not been studied and therefore
do not realize the opportunities.
AS a result of this Mr.. Martin has
issued the following letter:
Dear Sir: We find that many
PAGES have conditions and surround
ings which make it very easy to COM
ply with the law and receive aid under
the high school act Isn't your place
one Of these?
| In the first place it is necessary
to have 25 pupils above the seventh
grade. This is one Of the most strin.
gent requirements. If you haven't
them a little -hustling will secure
them.
'"rhe act requires two teachers in
the high school department. One ol
these may, be the principal of the
school, and you can count his salar,
in receiving aid if he teaches advanced
classes. ,
| "You can get the surrounding dis.
tricts to cooperate with you if you
get them to understand that thiel
you get them to understand that thei,
primary and intermediate schools are
to be continued, and only the advanc.
ed students sent to the high schools
An aggregation Of districts or 6
township may include large town..
| PROF. w. H. Hand or will be glat
to come to your community and give
any further explanation of the law. A
little enterprising work will secure
$500 to $500 worth of aid and better
school facilities for your whole sec.
ton of country.
"Let uS hear from vo,,"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18

one had most delectable time and
found Mrs. Tindai most charming
hostess.
There Is to be a fish fry at Gains
Savannah mill next Wednesday even
ing. In honor Of Misses Roberts. Bal
ley and Townsend, three Charming
young ladies visiting In our midst.
The ladies Of Betehl Church will
In the grove near the church, the pro-
ceeds to go for the benefit of the
church. Everybody come.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18
DROWNED NEAR FLORENCE.


Florence, Sept. 16.-Frank Fisher
soninla law of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cohen
Of this city, Wa drowned yesterday
afternoon at MuldroWS mill pond by
boat capsiZing with he and young
SOLOMON Cohen. Mr.. Fisher was only
10 years "a and Aad been married
for only a short time. His remains
We're taken To Baltimore, his old
home. today. accompanied by Mr.. NJ
Cohen and Mrs. Fisher The untime-
ly death Of the young man is deeply
lamentcd " those who knew him.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18
Clarendon Marriages.

Married by Rev. r. l.. Grier, at the
:. DuRant. at DuRantS, last WedneS-
day evening. Mr.. John w. Perry and
Miss Carrie DuRant.
Married by Rev. D. A, Phillips at
the Methodist parsonage last Monday
afternoon, Mr.. f. JOY, of Sumter, and
Miss Ella Richardson, of Manning,
daughter Of Mr.. j. T.. r. ,hardson.-
Manning Times.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18
Summons for Relief
Complaint Served.)
The State Of South Carolina,
County of Sumter.

\Complalnt Served.)
The State Of South Carolina,
County of Sumter:
Court Of Common Pleas.
c. S! Williams, Plaintiff, against
, James Spears, Defendant.
Vo the Defendant above named: -
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in this
action, of which a copy is herewith
served upon you. and to serve a copy
of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his office in tho
city and county of Sumter, s. c..
within twenty days after SER
vice hereof; exclusive of the
day OF such service; and-if YOU fail to
answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the court for the relief
de tmanded in the complaint.
Dated July 2Sd. A. ID. 1907.
TO the Defendant above named:
You are hereby notified, that the
Complaint in this action was filed in
the office Of the Clerk OF
the Court of Common Pleas
Tor sumter county on the 18Th
day of August 1907. and said Com.
plaint is now on file in said Office.
L. D. JENNINGS,
s-2l-et Plaintiffs Attorney.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18
REMBERTS.

Rembert. 8. c., Sept. 16.-The REM
bert high school was opened here this
mrning with q very good attendance
Of pupils. Mr.. C.. s. Crowther. Of Alb
bevilie county. s., c.. Is principal. and
Miss Annie Keels. OF this place. is
assistant. Mr.. Crowfher comes 20 us
very highly recommended as q teach
er Of experience. and very high moral
character. while our assistant. Miss
Annie Keels. who Is we'll known and
very popular, comes to " also witt,
fne recommendation. For the past
three years she haA taught very sue
cessfully at the High school at Lynch
burg 8. G. The prospect for q sue
cessful school term here Is brighter
and more encouraging than ever be-
fore. For the present the school has
opened In the old school building un-
I'll ne handsome new school house Is
completed, and later on your CORES
pondent will write full account OF
the new school building. also the deep
interest being taken in educational
lines in Rafting Creek township,
Quite a building boom Is on at
Rembert. First I will say Mr. e. e.
Rembert Is breaking ground to re-
build. and will before the year closes
complete a very handsome residence
Next. Mr.. d. v. Keels, who had the
misfortune OF losing HIS barn and
stables by Are one year ago. has re.
built. and must congratulate him on
putting up such nice ones. as they
add so much to the appearance of
their beautiful place. Mr.. j. M.
Reames 10 also improving his house
by adding two rooms, besides having
5ust completed very pretty barn. II
cotton keeps up >around Is cents /
expect see other Improvements be-
fore the year closes.
: Our community Is glad to see Mr..
8. Lee Young with o'Donnell & Co..
and from what hear the neishbors
say. he Is taking q good trade to them
formerly this trade went to Cam
den.
Our cotton up heSs has deteAorated
very much within the past few weeks,
and rust 10 very prevalent, Other
crops, such as corn and peovins hay.
are doing nicely. sts.~,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18
HELP FOR TEtEGRAPHERs.

President GOmpers OF American Fed
Grafton Calls for Funds for Strik-
er,. -
Washington Sept 17.-President
Gompers of the American Federation
OF Labor. today issued an appeal to
organized labor for funds to assist the
striking telegraphers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18

Dursnt. 9. c.. Sept ls.-The good
80 summer time" 10 over and our
bsys ana sirls are leaving US for col
1sUs. Miss Vera DuRant enters Chi
ezra: Mr.. Eugene DuRant. Clemson;
11is. Carrie Reaves. winthrop. and
~. Henry Reaves. Davidson.
Dr. Muldrow Montgomery Is here
ea his way from New York. where he
Aas been taking special course in
nedicine.
Mr.. Perry and Miss Carrie DuRant
we're married Wednesday week ut the
home OF the brides parents. Only
re,atives and few friends OF the
contracting parties were presents
Miss Daisy witherspoon> leaves
saturday for Pinewoou, where she has
accepted school.
Mrs smith. OF Columbia. came
down TO be present at the Perry-Du-
Rant marriags.
/. Rev. Charles Montgomery and FAM
fiy returned last week to Hazeihurst.
Ca. after a pleasant. months stay
with relatives here.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18
OIL TRUSTS BOND.

Judge GrOsscup Fixes Bond In Ap.
peal at $4,OOO.OOO
Chicago, Sept. 17.-Judge Grosscup
today fixed the bonds for the appear
ance of the Standard OH Company OF
Indiana In the appeal from Judge
lands decision at $4.00O,000. He
also fixed. the bond in the plea for a
writ Of supercedeas at $2.OOO.OOO The
Standard Oil Company Of New Jersey
was accepted as surety In both cases.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18
ADMIRAL WAIKEIi'S FUNEEA AL.
Body Will Hc Crcnated AMI Ashc.
IntcrrCd i'm National Ccmctcry

Boston sept, 17.-Tho body Of
Rear Admiral Walker. who died yes
tTday, was brought here today by
his family 1t is understood his re-
mains will he crcmatcd and then seat
tn Washington for burial There will
be a private funeral here.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-09-18
NOT REsIGNING KIND.

Attorney General BOnaparte Says He
Hiss No Idea Of Giving UP His Job.
Boston, Sept. 16.-Before leaving
for Chicago today Attorney General
Bonaparte said: my resignation is
not in the hands Of the president and
there is no likelihood Of its being Of
fered."
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