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LAND HEARING ON.

The hearing of the desert entry land
contest in which Thomas 6. Theobald
contests desert entry No. 5.2l2. made
By John Jakipera, and by him assigned
to Peter Hansen, is on before Recetv-
or +. D. r. Thompson OF the local land
The fling was made April IL 1851, and
covers tho south halt.&of section ],
township IT south, range west, and
town OF Scipio. 1t is charged By 1heo-
bald that the entry and assignment
were not made in good faith. that both
werc speculative and therefore void
gated and unimprovcd, and that the par.
ties have not expended the 81 per acre
us required by law. He therefore asks
that the entry be declared void.
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DELI BERATE ATTEMPT
TO WRECK A TRAIN

Utica, n. ". Nov. 19,--It became
known last night that a freight wreck
which recently occurred on the New
York e Ottawa railroad at Derrick, ID
miles north of Topper Lake Junction
IN the Adriondacks. was the result OF
u deliberate attempt to derail a passen-
ger train to which the private car o.
William Rockefeller was attached.
Railroad men insist that the switch
was opened by some one other than a
railroad employee as the lock had been
broken off. 1t was found lying by the
side of the track.
Considering the fact that the woods
men In the section of the Adirondacks
surrounding Mr.. Rockefeller's preserve.
feel bitterly toward him the belief is
general that the train wreck was DELHI
erately planned.
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DISSATISFIED
WITH P0TSDAM INTERVIEW

Munich, Nov. 19.--Publc feeling here
is not satisfied with the results of the
interview last Tuesday between Chan
scellor Won Buelow and Emperor VIII
liam.
This meeting is regarded as a partial
failure because nothing clear and
definite has followed II. The chancellor
may be convinced, IT is argued here,
that the emperor will be careful in the
future. but the public men OF Bavaria
and. the Bavarian press are awaiting
the months to come in order to see for
themselves to what extent the imper-
ial practise will be changed.
The Bayerischer expresses the nope
that the bundesrath will oppose strong
" the personal policy in foreign affairs,
and the Munich Zeitung says the au-
dience was disappointing. The Neuste
Nachrichten says:
1--WE can only hope that the imperial
promises will be kept. An urgent OBJ
legation rests upon the reichstag.
Augsburg Nov. 19.--'The Abend
Zeitung today says that Emperor viii
liam has shown his IDEAS to be better
than his words and that his acts must
have meant great degree of self
denial.
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MAIL CLERKS AT BANQUET

The railway mail clerks % tic Snlt
Lake department OF the Eighth Division
of the United States railway mail GER
vice will hold banquet IN tho Com
mercial club rooms tonight, John But
terworth, president OF the Eighth diNl-
sion, with Headquarters ut Portland,
will be present, as will also Congress-
man Howell Assistant Postmaster y.
Postmaster James Glove OF Provo. and
Postmaster Wn. Glasmann of Ogden,
The affair is under the direction. OF the,
local mail carriers association OF
which c. A. Locke Is chairmnii, Adj
dresses will he made by the distlngu-
ished visitors and BY members OF the
local nsSocintiOn
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TROUBLE IN RESTAURANT.
A Cracilcd Crab Y.."t Nearly Resulted
In Il Cracked Head.

I, cracked crab WAS the cause OF trou-
bic in the Chesapeake restaurant early
last evening that nearly resulted IN 2
cracked head j. z, Shnffer, proprietor
Of ths restagrant nndss 4TTsSt a Rn
nut up SIS for his appearances before
Judge Dieli,
About o'clock last evening a straHs-
ana stated that he, went into the res re
tnnrant and ordered a cracked crab. Tile
price on tho bill OF fare was: " cents
presented with y check. for s. cents. lie
\ Ia fused topaz and ssid thai sSitiai t |. |.
made swing at hllp.7 seized ms Lt'
and proceeded 10 destroy 1t.
When Mccormack went into tie res
tau,.snt ShaTer. ii Is alleged. heclme
enrlyeci and struck 81 the ppilcenial!.
He was then arrested for resisting a.
officer.
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COR0NER's INQUEST OVER
REMAINS OF MORRIS HAAS.

San francisco, Nov, 19--The corr
oners inquest over the remains of
Morris Haas, who shot Francis J.
Heney last Friday afternoon, and com
mitted suicide at the county Jail on
Saturday night, was begun today. A
large number of witnesses will be ex-
amined before the crse is submitted
to the jury. as 1t is desired to deter
mine, il possible, the manner III which
Haas obtained the pistol with which
he ended his life almost in the pres
cnce of his guard and after he had
been twice searched by the police.
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A MERCURY TELESCOPE.
Prof. II. w. Moods lnycnts One That
Mn, Prove Life on Mars.

Baltimore. Md. Nov. 19.-R, w.
Wood, who occupies the chair Of en-
detrimental physics at johns Hopkins
university, has worked out mercury
telescope by which it is hoped that NE.
If it exists, may be seen on the planet
Mars.
Prof. Wood reported his Invention.
yesterday to the National Academy 81
Science.
Prof. Wood refused to make any uei,-
mite statement as to the future DOES
bilities of the instrument. 1t Is posi-
BILE. he said, that mirror 10 or ~
feet in diameter mounted in the#tropics
at the bottom of a deep pit might en-
able people to observe details on Ma =,
and the other. planets which caniiot pe
seen with smaller instruments.
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as man and a citizen l mgoipg
as man and citizen ! am going
Mr.. Gompers suggested that the en-
tire matter be referred back to the
committee and motion to that eli
feet was made from the floor
The proposition to refer back to the
committee was defeated by an over
whelming vote aud the convention
took noon day recess.
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VANCE ON TRIAL
FOR HIGH CRIME
information Charges Him With
Killing His Wife Following
Beating.
HAS NO FRIENDS IN COURT.
PRISONERS Physical Condition Has Inc
proved With Ills Long resi-
dcncc in Jail.

-. ,i,F., ?. 400 han L.
~ Aio'1As. 90 force.,
wife, Mary vance, uii'ii s''e -
To 30 TO bed and then, VINE si,e ~
,,,,,,Ios. mn; nelson In It cup of water
- -, ,,,,,,,l ~, j,a. cnuch. and
'iiat ''t'u o'f'' -
from which she CRANK
An information fled against him by
IN, di.t,ir, .ittorncv SAWS that he did
- -. s,,t,I ma NM tf..
INC 'hlhss ""oso
said acts resulted III the ueat'i u Az
Vance.
rha ,,.;.,i BEGAN his morning IN the
,s-ca. ,,,it,L ,,.o,et,nu.
crlIhiiiai e"ui pS'Ao''@ .,..,,1,
A jury is being empaneled to ueciae
whether or not Thomas Vance Is tic
,,,,1,ra, IN bie wife.
i''oi a. w ,j,.4
| IT was on -NoN' ~, = Hf'' !"
| Vance is accused of having beaten iiiS
| Nife in a brutal manner The cause OF
his wrath, it is claimed, was becaus;t
| the woman had MED MS euP 'oo
OF coffee, While the family Was paftoh15
f.r NJ tho midday meal The coff2a
nv, ynnce,s face. i
was ttSpN y ~, ~, ,,,..,ti,,e 5,u1 kic(;ins
- ~, ,,,,,,,,, !, Ilys nrostrateti
lol.oM,u "a az 1,,,S ma~t davsWas unab;.,
Waiit =, - ! 49,, CIR, .het.Irne Suddenly
10 set up. ,.1,t,,It ana neichhoi.t +
WORSE pssail ~ nt.,,,ii,iran "a help.
We're called N ~ t'e 49,. tn,1 thes
thsii, lliost ta, 49, ~, se.,, har$llus-
neisnpors tiiat si'e ~" ~. - 80 ,yati,sS
pahu sta,iuits 49, ~. -, ~, no hfi,
on the CHAIR ny het pe' 49,
ac'eu s'ia''se's.
DIED IN HOSPITAL
,. t,L,,, Il, q Marks
MIS-. N' t, r.. t,..>,. 5ara,l,,afiys
l
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THIRD PEACE CONGRESS.
Netherlands Government Proposes 10
Advocate its Conyocation.

rbe t,ague. Nov ja.-The government
of The Netherlands has proposes, 70 IN. ,ld-
S.ocate the convocation Of an slnts NJ, T,1,d
tional committee to arrange Tor q tii' '
During a debate today IN pari,iiaiin EN-,
on the foreign office. Foreign Mln ltstsE
Van Swinderen made q Ss tiei, ~ s.s the
snn1irse Of Which he said lie had deciin-
cd 10 ask ne powers, for d les .rhc
lion of neutrality in the ,, case e OF ny
/ .,o,,rse would have been incompatioie
VIII the intlepedence of Holland.
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GUST LIKE AUGUSTUS"
Is What Historian Fcrrero Says of
President Roosevelt.

President Roosevelt
Boston, NOV. 10 Guglielmo Ferrero,
the Italian historian who is to begin MS
declared in an interview that Theodore
Roosevelt reminds him Of Emperor Au-
sustus. Drawing the parallel he said:
when | was in London / was read
ing a review of, your presidents writ
ings on the questions Of divorce and
race suicide. ! threw the book down
and exclaimed, Just like Augustus
Augustus, whose splendid reign GOV
cred the period from u 3. c. to AZ A. D.,
expressed precisely the same views as
your president. and in precisely tho
same language"
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uENEY DOING NICELY.

san francisco NOV. FRANCIS =. !.
i ~ ~, hosnital His temperature re-
MINIS normal and there has been no
Interruption in his. PROGRESS - to@af nf
complete recovery from m NE nior ei Haas
Iast Friday afternoon
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= = WEIsEK NOT GUILTY..

Butte. Mont, Nov 19.-G. r. Weiser,
the Anaconda banker on trial here Ior
the second time for forgery; Il, con,
nection with the failure of his private
;,onif IN Anaconda. was found not guilty
last night. second charge of SINH
lar nature remains.
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IN Inventory in tho probate court yes
terdny The value of the estate was
liked at about $1S,00o,0oO at the time the
viii was filed for probate.
EX-BANkER ROTHsCHlLD.
Will be Inquest TO Determine the
Cause OF His Dcath.

New York, Nov, 19,-The World says
that all inquest will be held at Ossin-
ing To determine whether David Roths-
child the former New York banker
who was serving n 10-year sentence III
Sing Sing died of poisoning. Roths-
child died suddenly on Tuesday night,
presumably OF chronic heart disease
and Bright's disease.
While there is no charge made that
the former banker was either poisoned
by persons unknown o. that he took
formed an autopsy and found the In
ing membrane of the stomach con-
sested.
Rothschild was convicted of wreck
ing the Federal bank in this city in
1904, technically on Il charge OF grand
larceny OF the first degree
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BALLOON YANKEE
LANDS AT ROME, GA.

st. Louis, Nov, IA message to
the Post-Dispatch says that the bal
loon Yankee. which sailed from here
yesterday landed at Rome, Gu, today.
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GRAY ROCKS, POSTMASTER.

(s;peelal to the News.
Washington G. My ls "a ter Ter
~ c.rav Rocks, Laramie county, WSo.,
vice u. q. Atchison, resigned.
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CAsABL ANCA DISPUTE.
France ana Germans Have Agreed to
Submit il to, Arbitration.

Paris. Nov. 1e,-The Casblanca dis
pute between France and Germany is
TO be submitted to the arbitration OF a
commission of five members This body
will consist OF NJ. Renault and Herr
Griege, respective the French and Ger
man permanent delegates to Inc Hague
tribunal and two members which nave
not vet been appointed and a NTH Sc
l"cted bytisesc four.
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NELSON NORRIS EsrATE.

chicago. Nov. Edward Ira and
Mrs. Sarah Morris. executors OF me
estate OF the late Nelson MOTIFS nlea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-19
JOHN A. BoARDMAN & CO.
Firm OF Philadelphia Stock Brokers
Make Assignment.

Philadelphia. Nov. 19-The firm Of
John A. Roardman & Company, stock
brokers, made an assignment today to
Lincoln l.. Eyre, who has taken charge
of the company's affairs.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-15
CAUGHT IN UNDERTOOK
And All Occupants OF Launci, Wore
Thrown in Water.

AT East Liverpool, Ohio, Of nine
young men who started out in q gas
oline launch for a ride on the Ohio
river at ten o'clock Saturday night,
only three are living. the others hav-
ing met death by drowning. The
nine men leaving the doc. In a gaso-
me launch, vent up the river a mile
when their engine broke. Futile at
temps were made to get into running
order again. The boat foated down
stream on the West Virginia side or
the rive and when it had gone down
as far as Chester. 1t struck a leet ~
coal bargcs. which had tied up there.
The current is swift at this point. and
the gasoline launch is believed to
have gone under the tow and then
hoated down the river. All the oe-
cupants we're thrown into the water.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-15
SAD ACCIDENT.
Little Boy and Girl Drowned on n
Pleasure Sail.

a very sad accident occurred Fri
day afternoon in Charleston harbor
by which Jimmie and Myrtle Nit
chum, 3 and 10 year old children OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchum, were
drowned near Drum Island, in the
overturning Of the small sail boat in
which they were taking a pleasure
"trip. In the boat We're Capt. Nit
chum. his mother in law and four
children.
Tho boat was on a tack when a
sudden gust Of wind struck the sail
and before the party could rcad.iust
themselves 10 steady the craft in the
water II capsi1ed. The towboat Cc-
ella went Immediately 60 the assist
nncc Of the party and the crew OF
the boat with The assistance Of Capt.
Mitchum and his &c year old son
managed to rescue the rest OF the
party struggling in the water. F."
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-15
FAST BICYCLE RIDING
Caused the Death of Il CoIored Boy at
SpaItanburg.

A colored boy about 10 years old
was killed Monday morning in Spar
.anburg by being thrown from a hi,
cycle. The boy was riding down, the
street at q great speed when he came
in collision with acOlorcd woman and
vas thrown ovcr the hatdln bd,s, I
:eiving such Il severe blow on the
eft side Of his head that death re-
suited In Il ta% minutes. IN +Oi-
Orcd boy was employed at Wrighton's
market, and had been up South
Church street to do some errand
Coming back he speeded down Kirby
Hill. which Is the custom Of nine.
tenthS Of the cyclists. The ice VIZ
gon was standing IN the street, and
Mrs. Connor's servant girl was get
ting a piece OF ice. AS she turned
from behind the wagon the bicycle
was upon her. There VAS no time
for her to get out Of the way, or for
the boy to turn his wheel. SO there
was a collision. Strange to say, the
mn was not injured.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-15

"Ir this program of the Iil|ards
should be carried out, the future trav-
clcr through the heart OF the Confed-
racy, when the mixing Of the races
has been completed, could discover
nothing here except mulattocs, or
even q darker admiXturc. 1t is need
less to say t hat this will never occur,
because, if deportation is impossible,
the destruction Of the black race is
not. And those who SOW the wind,
may live to q the whirlwind.
~ know better than II Other
southern man for ! have tested it.
that the northern feeling on this
question differs very little from our
Ana if the Republican, natio-
al convention shall adopt the Ohio
program OF reducing southern repre-
scntation it would be the duty Of the
Democratic convention to meet 1t
With a plank declaring this is a
white mans country and white men
must govern it,"
In answer to the question whether
such IA plank would gain us votes in
the North, Senator Tillmnu said IF
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along tbcsn limos ana vou,. nngroos
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-15
TRAGEDY IN
Two Young Men Shot and Killed
Ncnr Eastman.

a dispatch from Eastman. Ga,
says Tom Spicrs shot and killed Os-
about dark. 1t seems from reports
that an alteration arose over some
work on the farm OF Mr.. j. S. Stuck
cy. which resulted in Spicrs shooting
and killing the young mon. The
StuckcyS are among the best families
in Dodge County, being highly re-
Spcctcd and esteemed as quiet and
law abiding citizens. The com
munity is very much wrought up
over tho affair. a deputy sheriff and
posse left for the Gene Of the kill
ing.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-15
The South Carolina Democracy
Will Vote For Him.
THE DETAILED VOTE

National Democratic Convention
Who VIII Vote for the Great Com
moncr's Nomination.
There will be 1872 members OF tho
state convention. two for each of tho
~ senator's and two for each os tbo
ia representatives. OF these 33o
there are 40 who arc instructed Nv
their county conventions to vote for
TO the national convention
VINO VIII support VIM. J. Bryan for
'hc presidency. This is a majority
or 8, definitely instructed.
Ii Columbia State saws Of tbo
l62 delegates from counties which
nave not instructed delegates, there
arc quite Il number who will vote
to instruct for Bryan. In some cour-
ties the matter was not brought NJ
at all. in other counties resolutions
OF endorsement for Bryan were adopt-
ca, but the delegation to the State
we're not instructed. III
Richland, for instance. the
ton took no action, and these 10
votes arc placed in the uninstructed
column. although it is known thar
five and probably more OF the ten will
vote for ain instructed delegation
Ex-Gov ID. G.. Hayward said that
he will sc TO the stat Temocratir
convention n Bryan man. lie is not
entirely welded to the idea Of in
structing the delegates to denver, but
he does believe in endorsing most
heartily Mr.. Bryan's career.
Gen. Willie Jones, who is Il candi-
date to go to Denver, is out:pok.r
for Bryan. Both Gen. Jones and Gov.,
Hayward have attended national con-
r%cntions before. Therefore it ppear
that the majority elected from Rich
land county will favor endorsing
Bryan, the county convention having
failed to instruct the delegates II
way or the others, resolutions Oh
both sides being tabled simultaneous
~.
Their was a strong Bryan scrti-
ment in Barnwoll. and Chester, and
Williamsburg, Lexington endorsed
Bryan. Nothing has been heard from
Georgetown and these counties, there
fore, are put in the uninstructed COL
umn, although as 4 matter of fact
there arc perhaps a score Of the 1G2
which may be counted upon for in
struction and a few others may be
classcd rs doubtful" but are CLASH
fed as "uninstructcd" in order to err
on the side OF liberty.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-15

rural schools when invited. (and
this is almost universally, ana instruct
the boys in Demonstrations"
1t is thus seen that this work is
doing a great deal Of good through
out the South, and with more [iboral
appropriations by Congress In the
future this work Will greatly aid to
bring the South b ack to tho top OF
tie ladder where she was before tho
war, and to which she Is now taking
great strides. q
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-15
Negro Murderer Hanged.

AZ Lawrcnccvillc, Ga, Friday Hen
~ Campbell, colorcd. was hanged for
Woman last January. John Hudson,
husband OF the murdered woman,
had previously been given a life sen
tcnCc for the same crime. =
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-15
y For Bryan,

Texas decided by a large m~ajoV>s%
ty i'm the primary election ON Tues
day to send q solid Bryan deIega-
ton to the National Democratic CON
yentiOn.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-15

All who try don't succeed, but all
who sncCced tried. "
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-15
Eleven Bodies Found Buried In
Farmhouse Yard.
HAD BEEN MURDERED.


of Two Alan , u,, NJ.
Children in Yard Of Woman 70.
1900 "' :" i'c"'h.
A dispatch from ,norto ia 49,
ana az ,ho
nnu'oor
'''' u'''''heo IN mat sec
- ~ IL country came TO light
' NJ oouieS OF hVc per-
800, a." ~. - 'hchl were
~ ~ s"iu III me nome or
49,. '""'' WHO WIN thrce
y. w. o"n''cn was burned 10 death
." "'h", VI fNprli 20.
." '' w! 49," '! VIC bottles nave
=, 80 '"'i"'"' ih'Se are Andrew
,,n ."nc ~ tha' Guy rom
' - ''''"r 'hc purpose or
"''' "u"hcSS' whose ac-
i""''''"''o nc had nladc through a
.' ~. '"''""' nv othcr Is
,n'' VI 'c""'e oiSon GUINNESS, a Chi
,"0o 80 wi" 'hu peeh adopted by
~ '"' u~t"appcared IN
~ ana 1T was Said a
n""' " nsSic 10 attend school.
: nv ''"ct "ooi'S were those OF a
nN"" " 'hiiotch' apparently II
: - ~"
"""! W ~h''Sche'h was dis
'"o 'hc arms iegs, truDk
NY "'"" were p"rlco III dlfterent
re- =" y, :" 'iu, IL IS oeiieVed by
~ i'''" ~" HuE
wiz mao Ittll uIluCT ITlGSt since the
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-15
~ouMDL

f~~oUND!
One OF the best Commission Houses
for you to ship your Fruits Potatoes,
Cabbage. Peas and everything In t,tis
line to. Write them today. They aSe
Hewitt & Company,
10 T.. Camden St, Baltimore. Md.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-15
Killed by a Rooster,

Max Crockett, Jr., fifteen years
old dice Wednesday at Lewisburg of
q wound Inflicted by a rooster
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-15
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
-- -
WANTED-
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.


Elgin II Waltham Watchcs-High
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to You, cutting out all m~iddiemen's
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