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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
u 9nrdie GipbeS useu6 y

bas ein5ise Wtdb6en. ba f6nnten ia
Sris ODER gertbolb seben.
'Ils nun bie SHUTTER ibren grief be-
enbet bate unb aufblidte, Inn 81 feben.
tper tpobl seben tpiiroe, iab lie Srie
eifrig beim S6reiben, 9ertbolb ipielte.
uno Iatbilbe itrifte an elmer fleinen
Yuppenmiise. Nur 8illp itano pa NIT
ieinen eroben Stiefelu ansetban unb
NIT eiilem groben Wtantel. Deiien &ras
gen er gum Sdube Dor DEM Neeen
iiber Die Sbren geiflageu bntte. j
sd bin fertig. Rama". iuete er.
nG6er 8iap, biit On ni6t bange.
auein 81 seben?" iaete Die Mutter.
~gs lit falt uno ounfel b~rauBen." (,
SD liebe bid, @ama", iaste er.
sd min iGneu laufen. unb bann tpirb
mir bod ni6ts S6limnes paiIiren."
Gut, on fannit seben". iaste be
Mh,tter. sd f6alre Dir aus bem,
5eniter nad. SD tpeib. tper midi
beute Ibenb pirflit liebt", fiigte tie
ld6elnb bin3u. rSie 2iebe iudet ni4t
bas Sbre, tie iibertpinbet bic Snr9t.
nidt tuabr, Wiub?"
Mleine Euppe leib' it Dir etn tuemis.g
Wit Der fleinen Maria mndte man
an Sommerna6mittagen gefp0bnIi8
Spa5iersdnee. Ser @eg fiibrte an
einem Selbtreu5e noriiber. Mdn bes
lebrte lie, baB tie bier Dor Dem gbris
itusbilbe (por benz lieben Gott) bes
teno Die Sdno6en falten miife. bab
lie INNER elm Strdubfen 8lumen
pfliifen unb bieies als 2~iebessabe an
bas 8reu5 fteden ioDe, bdmit Cot
cine Sreuoe babe. Siefer 8elebrnng
fam Die &leine ~setpiHenbaft nat. -
Sebesmal, ebe man NIT ibr bonn
Sauie fortgins. pfliidte tie nod raid
9lumen i'm sroBeu 8arten unb audi
auf Der naben 8ieie, Inn lie an bas
5elofren5 ou brinsen. Sic trug bies
ielben nit frommer Sorsfalt. 10 bab
Die liebei Suppe barob bernadIdfiigt
mitgei6leppt tpurbe.
gines cages nun sab es cine Guss
na6me;; nnier Marie6en fam obne
StrduBden an bas 8eISfreus. Sic
frourme &leine mar besbaB fidtliH
herlesen Itnb iagte gum gbriinisbilbe
binauf: r2ieber Soft, beute babe .id6
feline glimen fir Sid; aber - meine
Yuppe leibe i6 Dir elm tpenisl-
.2ie5e. 9eSer = Die Ssr idon alter ieio
unb refer benft. ladt bod ni6t iiber
ben finolihen Gusbrudii Srenet Gn4
an benz frommen Spferfinn, Der fi6
m bieien @orten. IN bieier Gambling
5eistl 2etnet bon bieiem ainbe: ME
an einem gbriitusbiIbe eebanfenlos
borii6er5useben. ionbern bor bemielbett
5n beten ODER es 5u fhmiiden ODER benz
lieben 9otte irsenb elm Spfer an brins
gen, gum geiipiel: 9ott 5iiIiebe ettpds
ben Grmen gu ihenfen, unb iolte "a
uns 10 Iieb iein. tpie unierm Mearieden
feline Rlppe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
1898

1000.
3nblanb 1925, 100000
@ereiniste Staaten 6s $4,000
Seutihlanb ...... 52.279,000
Sapan 42,271,0O0
@roB6ritannien 49,. 39,221,000
Srnnfrei6 ...... 38,459,000
Stalien 31,296,000
Seiterrei6 ........ 24,971.000
unearn 1S.257,000
Spanien 80. 1S,157,000
&leinere Nationen -. 47,782,000
1905.
8ublanb .141, 100000
8ereini9te Staaten -. S3.143, 900
Seuti6lano ..... 60.605.000
Sapan 47.975,000
@roBbritarnien -. 49,. 43,22t.000
Sranfrei6 ......... 39.3O0,00O
Stalien ........., 33.604. 600.
Sefterret1 ....;.... 27,241 900
1inearn ,........ 20.tt4,000
Spnnten =. ....... 1S,900,000
&leihere Tntipnen 80. .54,166.000
HuBlunb bat nit 40 pro Soufenb
Die b6fite @e6lirtsf. aber4 NIT 81 pro
Sdnfeno' ali4 bic bDd1ife Sobesrdte.
9eutiblanb fneiit bie iebr siinitisen
3ifferr elmer Spbesrnte BON 20,7 5n
einer @eburtSrate bon 35,2 aiif. tndhS
reno Sranfrei6 nit 21 pro Saiffenbi
Die gerih91te @ebnrfsrdte, no Bel elmer
Sobesrate boNt 1SS6Spro 1TauIeno fem
geringer @ahstbum an 8enolferung
erfIdrta SpaHieus Stalien, DETER
rei6s llBgau unb Sapan haben ale
cine 8sbnrtsrate bon mebr als 80 bro
9auienbs aber aub entiprehenb bpbe
Sobesrnteu. Oie niebrislte Tobesrate
bon pieien Mdhten, bat Sapnn mit2Q,
uno Die bo4ite Spanien nit ,25.S pro
Sauienb. Sic niebrisite Tobssrate
~ii6srbaupt tpeiit 9dnemarf nit t3.9
bel elmer ,@eburtsrate bon 2S,5 pro
Sauienb auf. gnalanb 5eiat Die
aiinitige Sooesrate bon 1915 pro Enus
ienb, aber einen ifeten 8iidedng Der
@ebnrtsrate auf 1877 bro Sauienb.
Sie 8ebolferuns Der sr0bten Stable
tpirb tpie folat nn9eeeben: 2onbon A.
S72,710; Netp gorf 3.437.000;
Taris 2.714.000; Berlin 2,040, 900;
Sotip 1,St9.0O0; Chicago 100000
(eiue 3abl Die gu niebris lit. gbis
caso bat beute 3tpei Willionen gins
tpobner ober mebr) =; @ien t.675.000;
Ybilapelpbia 1.294.000; Yetersburg
1,265. 900; Mosfau 1,039,000;
9uenos aires 100000.
Sic Staatsi6uloen Der neln bebeus
tenbiten cipiliiirten Gationen erreihen
Die Sobe bon 1000 Mliuionen Yfuno
Sterling. 9lei6 $4,000 Weilionen
Wtart. Srnnfreih itebt obenan NIT
1,03S.379.000; er folet @roBbritanz
MEN nit 793.736.O00; Die @eibens
folse Der iibrisen lit: &uBlanb 747.>
SIS 900; Stalien 900;
Seitcrrei6 3S6,4S0. 900; @ereiniate
Staaten 296.222.000; llngarn
226 .343,0 900; 9euti6lanb 161 .314.s
900; Selaien 126.183,0 900.
Hublanp eibt fir Staats5tpede pro
appf Der @ep0lferune ipeuiger als 40
Mart nis. Im foitipieliaiten arbeis
ten @roBbritannien, Sranfrei6 unb
Seiterrei6 : llngarn, nit mebr als
90 Marf pro &ppf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Wer liebte feline Mmtter.

1 -" Oo'b'~ s5uS huASASSSp'tSSH h'tp
les mar i6on gang ~finiter seporben.
Ser Riuo blies beftis. Cine Iieheube
9futter iab NIT ibrer tleiuen 8amilie
i'm bebasIi9' ertpdrmten @obnsimmer.
@illp.1 oer Siinsite. iab auf ibrem
S1ooB. Ratbilbe. iab auf Dem einen
Grm ihres sroben 2e6nitnbls unb
gsrtbolb aiif benz anbern. Sic batten
betbe lire &6pfe sesen bic S1ulter
ibrer Wutter seIest. 6rts. Der
aeIteire, fab auf einem ShIbl bi4t
ueben ibr.
sd liebe bid 70 iebr". iaste
Matbilbe an ibrer Rutter.
sd audi. lid audi. lid nid".
riefen brei anbere fleine Stimmen.
sd liebe bid nod mebr aIs aQe
Inberen". ertpiberte Srit, .bem id
bin Der Ielteite uub babe bid am
Idngiten eeliebt."
sd liebe bid am meiiten", iaste
Matbilbe. .benn i1 bin bod bein eins
5ises So6terhen."
sd liebe bid 10 iebr. bab. tpenn
elm Bar pber 2ope bi, erpiirgen
tpolte. i6 i'm tobti6ieben piirbe".
iaste 8ertbolb.
sd fam Dir gar ni6t lasen. tpie
iebr i6 bid liebe". iaate 8ilp. inbem
er feline fleinen Irme nm ibren Sals
ihlans unb Tie tpieber uno tpieoer
fiibte.
~Sbr liebt mid. 8inSer", iaete bic
Mltter. ~8ibt ibr tpirtlid. mas
2iebe iit?"
rSa, 9iebe 1T eben 9iebe. @s lit elm
8efibl. bas oa3u treibt, etfpa. fir ans
bere an tbun."
ga, Die 2iebe iuft INNER anberen
cine Sreube 81 MAIDEN - and inenn
lie etfpas llnaneenebmes unb Sdpes
res bafiir tbun muB."
9eraoe in bieiem Iusenblid fam
Der grieibote. nnS Die 8inber liefen
ale CUR Sbiir, I'M 81 ieben, mas er
brdhte.
~gs lit elm Srief fir mid". iaste
Die Iama, pdbrenb lie i'm 6ifnete.
limb als tie i'm seleien bate, inete tie:
sd muB eleit cine Nntipcrt idreis
ben. 10 bab lie nod beute sberb mil
Der Ibenbpoit ~fortsebt. @er mill
Damn Den Brief fir mid our Ypit
brinseu?"
Srie blidte 5um Seniter binaus,
Seine @ummiihu6e paren pben in
ieiner Stube, uno er bate nod fiini
ihtpere Gufgaben 5ii re6nen. @arum
tonnte Der Srief nift biz gum anbern
Woraeu lieeen bleiben? gr tonnte i6n
ia m%itnebmen, fpenu er CUR S6ule
gine.
@ertbolo blidte ebenfaus gum Sens
tier binaus. 8ie punteG mar es bod.
CT dnsitiste ii6. auein i'm 9unfeln
a~us8useben, er fonnte ia einem Barren
begeenen.
Iatbilbe meinte, Die @utter Tonne
es nidt bon ibr p~erlanseu. iie mare ia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
9as Ganf&em.

Sas ainb bate nit benz Siinf&ess
geipielt, obgleih feline Nlitter es i6or
oft perboten hattie. Sd mar ba8
Siinfden fortgeflosen unb bate ii4
ms Strob beritedt. Gber bas Stro5
fling an 5i bremen, nnb es entitant
cine Slamme, ebe bnS &inb oarnx
ba6te. ga tpurbe benz &inbe bange.
unb es lief fort, obne Semanb ettpas
bon Der Slamme 5u faeen. limb bd
RiemanS @aier barauf i6iittete. cling
Die Slamrne ni1t aus. ionbern breis
tete ii9 i'm san5en SauIe aus. Ms
Tie an Die Seniterborbdnse fam, tpurbe
lie nod GROCER. unb bas gett. tporin
iie beg Rahts i6liefen, brannte ben
auf. unb Die Glide unb Die Stiible
unb Die S6rdnte nnb Nnes. tpas Der
Batter uno Die Nhitter batten. bas
puroe bonn Seuer eefaBt. unb Die
Slamme tprroe 10 bod pte Der air9s
tburm. Sa i6rieen ane 9ente boz
S6reden. Die Soloaten trommelten,
Die @loden lduteten; es NOR fiirGter.
lid 5u boren uub Die Slamme i1red.
lid 5u ieben. Nun fling man on su
loi6en nit @aiier. bas man in bas
Seuer i6iittete unb ipritte; aber es
bali ni6t cher, als biz oas Saus gus
iammeneebrdnnt mar unS MIR nod elm
peuig aoblen unb elm bibhen Gihe
;ihr;c ,,,,r @, hcf4a, nan, SO lc1taro
oes ainbes fem Saus mebr uno fein
Ylds6en. no iie ipobrteu uuo mo tie
iflafen fonnten. uno nu6 fein @eIo,
nm lid elm neues Saus unb nele
Setten uno Siihe unb Stii6le gu
tauieu. Id. pie peinten oa bic
arnen gltern. llno bas Sinh, bas
NIT Dem Siinfden seipieIt bate, mar
Idulo oaran.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

Sie 8elt lit falid); mas liest baran?
SD tpanble niht nit ibr.
SD paIc freubig meme Sabn;
Serr Seiu malt NIT mir.
Die 8elt bersebt unb mas barin
GO eitel eldn5t unS triiet.
8ab fabren bin; frob III mein CHM,
9ott. 0ott alein seniist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Nennsis neue 2ufomptipen.

Neltl13tQ neue S0l0nl0ItoeU, IuUIS
nnpIieb5ig our 8ebienuns Der Sra6ts
nub fiinf5ebn our 9ebienung Der Yers
ionensSiiae, tpuroen Dor ni6t LANCER
Belt bon Der Burlington" sgabn mir
1907 belteIlt. Wenn audi niht 10
biele tpie lestes Sabr beitellt tprrben,
10 ma6t 10 cine 8elteauns bod @nfs
feben. Sic fiinf5ebn Yeri onen3iige
iinb bon Der Ba5ificsS orte unb ges
boreu Der 20 II &laiie an.
Sienitbereit. tpieeen Die 8ieien
$4,000 Yfunb unb iinb Iber finfs
unbiieb5ig SUB lang; lire groBen
S~reibrGber. feds on Der Sabl, itnb
pierunbliebSig Son bod. Sic Senoers
entbalteu 5000 8anonen 8aiier nnb
$4,000 Yfuno &oblen. 9ie Srafts
~lofomtotipen iinb elm penig leifter,
Elm llnteridieb bon bios" unaefdbr
5000 Yiuuo: aber elm %3ufdaiser ges
obndter bemerft 9ieies faum. Siele
2ofomptipen tpiegen bios" 1858 900
Yfnnb unb iinb BUR f6nelen geoies
nuiig at einseri9iet. sic iino breis
i4Diieb5ig SUB Lamb, 9aben feds
GfipunerGber unb trdgen 5000
@qaonen 8ailer linb $4,000 Hflinb
9eblen in ibreu Senbers. Tit Der
I6lieferung Der ielien 2ofomotiben
niro Die Burlington" As sS I"
aIaiic 2ofomotine fir Serionensi8e
iino t75 .&, s." BraHtSiige eignen.
Sic iperSen als Die beiten 2ofcmos
tipen. Die jenlals sebaut puroen, besl
tfodbtet. Tte Intetican G%occrnotibe
Company bat oieie neun5ig neuen
&fomotipen gebant. r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

ttnm5slide Sinse tperoen bon
Sorni'5 Ilpentrduter ni6t bebnuptet.
aber Die grfabrung Sauienber. tuelhe
bieles Niittel periu6t baben, erlaubt
Ginem NIT eanser Seitimmtbeit 81 be-
baupten. baB er ais cine Mebi5in fir
bas 8lut unb Die Contribution uniibers
troffen oaitebt. Inna MILLER. 1907
Meab Ctr. Iacine. 8i.. i6reibt: sd
Gin Sbnen Sanf idulbig fir Sbre
ausge3eiduete Meoi5in. Sd lit on
Der @alieriu6t bon 1884 Bis 1895.
&ein Irat fonnte mir belfen, aber Der
Mlpenfrduter flirirte MIDI unb aab mir
meine 0einnbbeit tpieber. Seit iener
3eit ipuroe aud meins Sreunbin.
pel6e on berlelben aranfbeit lit, aii
metn Gnrotben bur6 MpenfrGuter
flrirt."
Sie erite Slai6e tpirb sic bon Der
eigentbiimlihen @irfiamfeit bieSes
GrGparats iiber3eusen rnb auf Ben
@eg Der 0eiunbbeit bringen. or lit
nibt, iuie anbere @ebi3inen, in gpos
t6efen 5u baben. gr ipiro benz Yublis
fum brett 5ngeiteat burh 2ofaIs
Ngenten Ser aleini9en Gigentbiimer.
81. Reter Sabrnep & Cons Co.. 1t2
lis co. Sobne Ipe., Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

Tas perdnberIihe @etter 1T bic
llriade biefer Gutter fntb grfdltuas
gen. 81. ausuit Songs Sambureer
8ruIttbee lit pas Seilmittel, pel6es
cine noqitdnbige Seilung betpirtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
mbrsemihte.

.Miitterlein. Tag. an n~nierer l16r
Bas ioaen Die i6peren @epidte mir.
Sic bon ibr nieoerbansen CUR grben2
Mub ibr bod tpobl reft iauer iperben.
Sic 10 81 traeen Den san5en Gag;
Simmer i4 bas besreifen magl"
aNebm' .id biHtpea bic geipidte 10
sssnl iftper, M 8S ns1 xa-l& Is
&inbt oann sinse bic llbr sniht mebr.
so Bdt Der Iiebe Colt I'M 2eben $50
Hns aud ID gadndbes au trasen sez
aeben. : 2
Bolt' gr bon, iesfidem 2eib uns be-
fsiUl 1retn9 ss1 sstyDnsonN s-.
8lrSe bas 5er5r balb eritorben fem"
s.9d gyiseUi3x9x *o*IsGjt1 ro0
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Ser Srahcn.

grnit ppllte Dor ben anbern 8naben
Sod INNER mas geionberes ba6en,
Bnr boiler So6mutb unb bon Sros,
8ar 10 elm ehter tleiner Yrob.
@init lab er auf oes Radbars 8ieie
Sie 8%ameraoen, inb, pie oieie
@pa gifer unb nit frobem Baden
SoGiteisen lieBen lire Sra6en. =
CT, ipra1 ba grnIt poI llebermut6
.0as lit bod nidts. mas ibr ba t6ut;
Sas tperoe ih biel idoner nader. -
Sfa6 Sauie lief Der iun9e Selb,
Ius ieinem Spartopf nabm er 8eIo
limb lieb ii9 einen 8ieienbrahen
Irs 2eineipano unb Iobrita6 MAIDEN,
limb bantit 5os er bann ms Selb: =
.Sebt", ipra9 er gu ben anbern
&naben
$50 etpas tonnt SIR bod nidt 6dben;
60 fleine Sra6en bon Yapier,
Sic iinb nidts tpertb. iebt biefen
bierl"
limb iebt. bonn iharfen @inb erfabt.
Sties in Die 2iifte bod Der 8ieie
Ilnb 5os bes 8naben lei1te 2ait
Mit iiber @raben, Set' unb 8iefe.
llnb peinenb, iammernb. arg 5ers
i9unben,
Sat ma am 8ese i'm sefunben. -
Sd mO6t'. baB oieier Sabel 2ebre
Nidt alein fir &inber mare. -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-01-16
SUMTER. C.W WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II 1907

Accounts-G. R. Reeves, chairman;
H. H. Arnold, r. D. Boyd, o. C. Scar
borough, J. W. Nash, w. F. Macarthur,
J. v. Wallace, D. M. Bethune.
Federal Relations-Geo. F. Won
Kolnitz, chairman; J. A. Hinton, B.
F. Thomas, r. J. Kade, Jr., j. c.
Bailey, T. G. Croft, j. Gordon Hughes,
Geo. w. Jones, S. T. McKeown, J.
Howell Morrell, James Norton.
Enrolled Acts-D. D. McColl, Jr.,
chairman; Paul Hemphill, J. w.
Nash, J. P. Gibson, A. J. Hydrick, Jr.,
S. j. Nichols. Ben B. Sellers, j. j.
Lane.
Offices and of1cers-J. S. Wimber-
ley, chairman; W. D. Bryan, J. B.
Dodd, W. 81. Niver, Allan Johnstone,
W. W. Dixon, G. G. Bowling, S. Il
Epps, Jr., 5. c. Goodwin, ]. P. Kir.
ven, c. w. Leitner, T. W. scruggs
W. T. Slaughter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-01-16

Columbia, Jan. 14.-The house had
brief and featureless session today,
the printed bills not being ready to
act upon.
Among the new bills was one by
Mr.. Kershaw to prevent railroad ac-
cidents by limiting the hours Of tele-
graph operators, and one by Mr..
Rucker increasing the pension appro-
priation $4,000, to s25o,0oo. The
senate meets at o'clock tonight.
The acting secretary Of State at
Washington has advised the governor
that work on the public buildings at
Anderson, Aiken, Sumter, Greenwood
and Chester cannot begin until the
legislature has made provision for
ceding authority over the sites. The
governor has sent the letter to the
two houses.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-01-16
JOHN HENDERSON ooMMUTED.
Negro Who Butchered His Wife Sent
to the Penitentiary for Life.

John Henderson, the young negro
man who killed his wife & ore than
two years ago in cruel and barbar-
Gus manner, using a butcher knife,
on Thursday had his sentence COM
muted to life Imprisonment by the
pardon board. The board in it's re-
port to the governor makes the fol-
lowing reference to Henderson:
John Henderson, Sumter, murder.
to life imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary, because of his highly meritori-
Gus conduct in saving the life of his
jailer from a conspiracy of the other
prisoners, and on strong petition from
the community"
Henderson was tried and convicted
at the spring term Of court in 1905.
The case was appealed to the su-
preme court and after long delay a
decision was rendered sustaining the
verdict of the court of general ses-
sions. He was, therefore, resentenc-
ed to be hanged, but in the mean
time petition for Communication Of
sentence was presented to the govern
or, who granted respite until the
pardon board could pass on the petit
ton. The Communication granted on
Thursday followed.
Henderson was defended by George
D. Levy, Esq, by appointment of
court, and he never relaxed his efforts
to save Henderson's neck. 1t has
been long and persistent fight
against great odds, that has been
crowned with success.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-01-16
BANK ELECTIONS.
Annual Meetings of stockholders Held
and Officers Elected.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Bank Of Sumter was
held yesterday with a large majority
of the stock represented.
The reports Of the president and
cashier were received. The directors
were then elected, the old board be-
ing reelected without change as fol-
lows:
R. I. Manning, Marion Noise, E. c.
Haynsw6rth R. l. Cooper, c. G. Row
land, R. F. Haynsworth, W. S. Man.
ming, J. A. Mood, r. J. Alderman
Immediately upon the adjournment
of the stockholders meeting the di-
rectors met and reelected officers as
follows:
President-R. l. Manning.
Cashier-W. F. Rhame.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-01-16
a Splendid Record.

We doubt if there is another town
the size Of Bishopville, or even larger.
that can boast Of owning its own wa
ter works and electric light plants
with bond Indebtedness as small as
hers.
In fact by good fnanceering
stroke, council obtained the electric
light plant without adding one cent
more to the bond Indebtedness. BY
an economical administration, the
council has in the bank $4,000, to
meet the first payment and before
the next payment fails Cue in five
years, it is expected that the invest
ment by judicious management will
be able to meet it out of its own in.
come.
Besides this the council has just
paid S1,1O0 for the street sprinkler
and fire hose and reels.
The plant will not be turned over
to the town until August l and by
that time, council will have addition.
al power house ready by the water
works.-Bishopville Vindicator.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-01-16
House Committees.

The following are the house COM
mittees appointed by Speaker Wha-
ley:
Judiciary Committee. B. Fraser,
chairman; J. w. DeVore, T. P. Goth
ran, D. D. McColl, Paul Hemphill, L.
NJ. Lawson, ]. W. Nash, Thos. F.
Brantley, j. E. Harley, A. Wander
Horst, J. P. Carey, Geo. F. Won Kol-
nitz, F. F. Beattie, A. ]. Hydrick, Jr.,
S. J. Nichols. S. w. c. Shipp, H E.
Gyles, ]. B. Wingard, Frank B. Gary.
Theo C. Croft, Frank G. Tompkins.
Ways and Meons-J. a. Banks,
chairman; B. E. Nicholson, D. A.
spivey. D. Nick. Frost, E. Marion
Rucker, ]. G. Richards, Jr., E. H.
Aull, j. H. Saye, w. H. Yeldell. a. c..
Brice, L. E. Carrigan, r. r. Legare,
Ben H. Sellers, j. L. Smith, John L..
Virgins, George w. Dick, Alan John
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The Senate.
Inauguration.

Barring the Introduction Of several
radical bills, the proceedings Of the
senate were devoid Of feature today,
the body adjourning after about half
an hours desultory cork till 8 o'clock
Monday night, there being nothing in
sight for the hopper" till then.
The important new bills were three
by Mr.. Weston. Of Richland, all affect
ing corporations. One of these bills
requires railroads to transport stu
dents going to and returning from
colleges or schools at half rates, an
other requires railroads to file semi
annually with the railroad commission
list of all passes issued during the
six months. The third creates the Of
fee of labor commissioner and de-
wolves his duties upon the immigra-
ton commissioner. This is a far
reaching measure enacting the ten
hour labor proposition and a child Ia
Dor law giving the commissioner and
his inspectors large powers to investi-
gate manufacturing and other plants
employing FIVE or more persons, re-
quires exhaustive statistics from en-
ployers; in short it looks to thor
ough reorganization Of the labor stu
alton in this State. The bill embraces
twenty-three sections, and Mr.. Weston
says he drafted it after a thorough
study Of the labor laws Of all the
States.
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RECORDERS COURT.

Henry Brown, Who Ran Over Rev.
F. NJ. Satterwhite, Convicted of
Reckless Riding.
George Miller, public drunkenness;
50 or 4 days.
Julia Boston and Mary Aiken, dis
orderly conduct and cursing; Julia
Boston not guilty: Mary Aiken, $2
or days.
Henry Brown, recklessly riding a
horse over Rev. F. NJ. Satterwhite;
plead not guilty, the defense being
that the horse was beyond his con-
tro, as the result of a broken bride.
Found guilty and sentenced to pay a
fine Of SIS.
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REV. F. NJ. sATrTEwHTTE HURT.
Run Over, Leg Broken and Other
wise Injured by Reckless Negro
Horseman.

Rev. F. M. Satterwhite, pastor Of
the Bartlette Street Baptist Church,
was run over and seriously injured by
a negro on horse back late Thursday
afternoon in front Of the Hotel Sum-
ter. Mr.. Satterwhite was Knocked
down and trampled by the horse and
besides receiving severe bruises on the
head and arms, one leg was broken
just below the knee. When picked up
he was unconscious and it was
thought that he had sustained fatal
injuries, but after being taken into the
Hotel Sumter and restoratives had
been administered, he revived.
One arm was so severely bruised or
sprained that it was thought to have
been broken, but an examination
showed that none Of the bones were
fractured The fingers Of that hand,
however, were crushed. The bone Of
the leg was broken below the knee,
but as it was simple fracture it was
set without difficulty and his physi-
clan thinks that it will knit promptly
without serious after effects. Mr. Sat
terwhite suffered a great deal Thurs
day night, but today was compare
lively free from pain and was resting
comfortably.
The accident occurred almost di-
rectly in front Of the hotel and was
witnessed by several persons who
were on the pizza at the time. Mr..
Satterwhite was riding bicycle along
the street near the sidewalk in the
track generally used by bicyclists.
Henry Brown, the negro who ran over
him, was riding a horse which was go
ing at high speed. Mr.. Satterwhite Ell
ther did not see the horseman or he
was under the impression that he was
in no danger of being run down. At
any rate the horse ran directly over
him. The rear wheel of the bicycle
was smashed and in the mix-up that
followed the horse trampled Mr.. Sat
terwhite as he lay on the street en-
tangled in the wheel where he fell. By
some it is asserted that the horse was
running away and was beyond the
control Of the rider, but others who
witnessed the accident say that it was
nothing more nor less than reckless
riding by a careless negro who was in
different to consequences. The fact
that this same Henry Brown was driv-
ing the carriage that ran over and
seriously injured Sergeant Jenkins,
the Christian Crusader, a few weeks
ago, gives color to the impression that
carelessness was the real cause of the
accident
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Farmers Bank and Trust Co.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers Bank and
Trust Company was held on Monday.
The directors were reelected as fol-
lows:
W. B. Burns, R F. Haynsworth,
R. ]. Bland, H. +. McLaurin, Jr., ].
K. Crosswell, C. G.. Rowland, Geo. f.
Epperson, Isaac Schwartz, Geo. D.
Shore.
The officers who have served since
the organization Of the bank were
also reelected at a subsequent meet
ing Of the board of directors.
President-C. G. Rowland.
Vice President-R. F. Haynsworth.
Cashier-R. L. Edmunds.
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THE BLEAsE RESOLUTION WAS
sUAEMARnY KILLED.
Bill in Senate to Have State Enter the
Fertilizer business-The House
Committees Announced and Many
Bills Introduced.

Columbia, Jan. 1o.-By vote Of
70 to 40, the house Of representatives
today declined to concur in the reso-
1ution introduced in the senate by
senator Blease and passed by that
BODY 21 to Is yesterday, approving
the course Of President Roosevelt in
sun1mariiy dismissing the negro
troops implicated in the Brownsville
riot