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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-30
ATTRACTIVE
FEATURES At
TWO BIG FAIRS
ST. Stevens Danish Lutheran and
Danish M. E. Churches Draw
Crowds at Their Events.
FORMER AGAIN TONIGHT
Booths PrettiIy Decorated and At
tended by the Ladies of theChurch-
es Eatice the People to Spend
Their Money.

The annual fair of the Ladies Aid
Society, of st. Stephens Danish
Lutheran church, of Broad street,
opened at 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon and was patronized by many
people last night. The fair will open
again at 3 o'clock this afternoon and
close late tonight, when all the un-
sold articles will be disposed of at
auction.
The fair is being held in the
schoolroom In the basement of the
church where, on both sides and in
the center of the place, numerous
prettily decorated booths give a
novel effect. The prevailing colors
in the decorations are green, red and
white.
Ice cream, coffee and cake are
served at small tables by corps of
young ladies under the direction of
Mrs. William Mathiasen, Mrs. Jacob
Ludwigsen and Mrs. Fred Hanson,
who are in charge of the refresh
ments.
The fancy booth is in charge Of
Mrs. Emil Hanson and Mrs. Martin
Momberg, while Mrs. Nicholson and
Mrs. Chris Nelson offlciate at the
clothing and bric-a-brac booth.
Miss Sena Nelson presides at the
Larkin booth in the center of the
room, and the children's toy booth
is looked after by Mrs. A. K. Jensen.
The candy, cake and fruit booth is
in charge of Mrs Y. P. Therkelson
and Mrs. Frederick l.. Brown. Miss
Mary Nelson entices crowds to the
fish pond to try their luck and other
young ladies assist in many ways.
The general com mittee in charge
of the fair is: Mrs Chris Nelson,
Mrs. Soren S. Nicholson and Mrs.
Fred Hanson.
All the articles on sale in the
booths were donated and the ladies
expect to clear a neat sum as a re-
ward for their hard work in plan
ming the occasion.
Danish NJ. e. In Dana Hall.
Dana hall was the scene of a
merry throng last night, when the
M. E. church, held a fair and social
for the benefit of the church that
netted neat sum. Though the
weather was unfavorable, the hall
was well filled.
Inc dudlr was well arranged Dy
the ladies who had 1t in charge. At
one end of the hall stood a large
booth, handsomely trimmed. Tend
ing this were Mrs. MAIDS Nelson, Mrs.
B. Smith and Mrs. A. Johnson, who
sold clothes, bric-a-brac and miscel-
laneous articles. At the other end
of the hall, arranged at right angles,
stood four tables upon which re-
freshments, consisting of coffee,
Continued on page A.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-30
$4,000, 600 WENT TO
SOME OTHER PURPOSE

Special by United Press Wire
Chicago, Oct. 30.-Of the SIG, ,000,-
600 put into the Chicago and Mill
waukee Electric railroad, A C.
Frost bankrupt enterprise, more
than S1O,000,000 went to something
other than that Of construction, was
the statement set forth in the report
to Receiver Moore by accountants
who have been unraveling the tangles
of the company's books The road,
1t is further shown, has been operat-
ing at an enormous loss instead of a
profit as the public has hitherto@besn
led to believe.
Let TIE NEWS hn your wants.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-30
FLOATER IN
THIRD WARD
Detective PeIlier Warns Man
Who Had Been in Town Only
a Few Days haf 10 Vote.
ZANE ON REelsTsY LIST

A plan to get the vote of one feat
er was foiled, through the work of
Detective Richard A. Peltier and an
assistant this noon. The mans name
had been registered in the third
ward, though he has only been in the
city three days and only anticipates
staying a few weeks. He is travel
ing mechanic, who boards in Hobart
street.
Peltier found the man this noon
He warned him that if he attempted
to cast a ballot next Tuesday, he
would be arrested.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-30
Bill to Foreclose Mortgage.

A bill has been filed in chancery
by James E. Bennett against John
Purtz and Maria, his wife, to fore
close a mortgage, which the com
plainant holds upon the defendants
property, situated in Penn street,
near Ridgely street. The complain
ant has engaged the services of Jo-
seph E. Stricken in the matter, who
has filed the bill.
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speciai to The EVENING NEWS.

=. - II II " y " n " o
Woodbridge, Oct. William
Kennedy, thirty-six years old, of Me-
tuchen road, was instantly killed last
night by drill engine on a switch
that runs from Port Reading to the
Valentine clay banks. The accident
occurred about a mile west of this
place and it is believed that Kennedy,
who was employed as a foreman at
the clay pits, was walking the tracks
towards his home, when struck by
the engine.
The engine left the Port Reading
yards shortly after 9 o'clock last
night for the clay banks where some
drilling was to be done. Suddenly
the shock of striking something was
felt and the engine was quickly stop
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-30
TAX BILLS
OUT TODAY

The tax bills which the democratic
promised would be out before cleo
ton were received by the property
owners today The rate is consider
ably lower than last year. Cornelius
Convery was the first to pay his bill
this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-30
NOTICE.

To the Voters of Woodbridge Town
ship.
I wish to state emphatically that
in all my canvassing in this township
for the office of township com mittee-
man that l have worked and will
work for the straight republican tic
ket which endorsed me as one OF
their candidates. l have made nc
exception In any respect.
A. P. CRANSTON.
2OO56-1O-30-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-30
DEMOCRATIC BANNER
TOSSED BY THE WIND

The democratic banner at Smith
and King streets was partially blown
down by the heavy wind and rain
last night. 1t was put up again this
after the slight damage had
been reDaired
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-30
BEKJENDGOREISE

Sygeforeningen Dana afholder ex-
ira ordinaer Mode Onsdag den A
Novbr aften Kl Dana hall.
n. e. KNUDSEN, Sec.
2O039-10-30-1t"
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-30
EAIR AND COOLER.

The weather forecast for Perth
AInboy and vicinity is fair tonight
and Saturday. cooler with frost to-
night diminishing northwesterly
winds
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-30

Trying" becomes easy when you
can delegate most of it to the want
ad
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-10-30

GERMAN AMERICAN ALLIANCE
of Middlesex County request all its
members to vote for their personal
liberty and support therefore by the
coming election, November 3rd, the
following candidates for Assembly
for this county:
DIR. VIM. E. Ramsay, of Perth Amboy,
Vim. @. Voorhees,, of Cranbury,
Edwin G. McKeag, of New Brunswick.
JOHN BAIERL,
Cor. Secretary.
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Let TIE NEWS hn your wants.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-08-27
tesutfdsrg gutiBaitcrin gGai5iuston

glm 0isnitag Itarb pl6Blicb an einem
trebsartiQen 6Opfleloen in 6et0eI.
berg (gaoen) Der oeutIde gotidaf=
ter in 9gaibmeton, sgreiberr Sped
non Sternbnrg. seine 9lmtstdtigteit
un0 iein @hardtter fin0en Die bette 8er
leubtung In fOlgenoem 5eleQramm
3O0ieOelts an ben DeutIden @eiddfts:
trd9er @iraf 9ermann BON 6abfelots
gBiloenburg, Der Iih gegenpdrtiq in
9cOerelp 6arms, Maii., apfbdlt, fol-.
I9en0e 8epel9e geIan0t:
g9iu erl1attert umo betriibt iiber 6ie J}adl
ribt peu Dem looe oes got@uiters. gr
mar mid t mr. meiu iutimer per-
onli er 6reuuo uHb elmer Der iilrlbt
tolelteit, oufrid]tiglTeH luo treueiteu Manner,
pie id5 e getroiien babe ionDeru au6 ein
GIplomGt pon bemertensmerter Ta6ioteit.
@r bat Geutid luu0 nit glh6en :
Dem 4otrtottSmnS qfbieut uu6
bod tiJr 9lmerifa iolheu 9uteu gSileu ges
ieigt, baB IS i9mieri9 eiu lpirbe ben @ert
beilen ;lt iiberidabeu mas er getau bat, nm
oie ganoe Der Sreln0lddTt 5lpiideH BEN beis
oen Sduoern 5u itdrter.
NQ peitauere letHeu Serlltlt I'm neiltet-
piuen ilno beoauere ibn tief INN bes Solfes
Der Ser. Stauteu milleu
Gbeooore RooiepeIt"
Sn 1bntihem Slime lit oas Der
gi6ociirten greHe iibergebene 3ele=
Qrdmm bes oeuti6en 3aastanslers,
6iirlt Billion, Qebnlten. uuo ods ofii.
5ielle g9aIbinQton uno 9eutl6lap0,
iomie Oas 9an5e Deuti6. .Qlmeritaner-
tnm miiiien ogp 5oo nieies maderen
Dllnnes aufridti0 beoauern. g9obl
nod ME SuDOr maren Die 9e3ie6unQen
5miiaen 8eutidlauo unD ben Ser.
Staaien TO ouirirttio unO freunO=
ibaiilih. als mahreno Der 9lmtsseit
uno bes 8otIaafters pon
Sternburg.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-08-27
Sur 8tber3ignng

g8ie i'm 5beaier Der 5ouffleur, mel.
der unten i'm Galten iiBt. unIidtbar
fiir Die Wienge. oft Der mid)tioite Mann
III, obne ben es iiberbaupt ni6t ginQe,
~ 10 lit in DieIen 5aQen Der 9araer,
ben mir StdDter jeBt am neni9iien su
ieben betommen, Dor alien an0eren
giirgern Der beOeuteuoite, Der, auf ben
ales antommt: Der 6armer unO
feline arbeit. 6Otltens aul einioe
Winuten tommt er gum 8Dyihein, UNI
Die Ntilb unb 5ahne in ben GdIe= uno
8utterfabriten abjuGieFern, aber 10
gleid oeridDinbet er ipurlOs uno
orauBen i'm IDeiten 6el0e rinnt ibm
Der SbmeiB in heiben 5ropIen bon
Der Siirn. Dies iino nidti9e 5aQe,
Sutunftsreihe Stunoen, Womente, nels
DE liber ben QBohlitano Des Qano=
mirtes un0 oes Bottles enti6eioen.
gDir baben 1elen Sounenidein n0iiq,
bis Die 6rudt 9ebor9en, unb 10 lanoe
Die liebe Some ibr gutmutbiQes @es
iiht erltrablen ldBt, tpirfen lin0 l9afs
fen lRillionen bon 9an0en fir bag
4iobl uno Die 'Ra6ruu9 Der gBelt.
Dian tann ni1t ausoentsn, mie Diel
oes menIdliden @eIdifes, mie oiel
&eibtum ooer Mrmut, 6reu6g Ooer
@leno, Slid ODER 3rauer BON Der Dir
belt oieIer @rntemonen abb0nQt. g9ir
aber Die, mir i'm reihen uno Fruntba=
ren 9atotd pobHen, mir oiirFsn bon
unlerer americanilaen 6eimat iaqen,
DaB Tie una etne quite 0lntter lift. Oenn
bic WeiBernte uno ibr Gin0, Die Ouns
qersnot, iino uns eliidliherweiis un.
bstannt. 9isr 9ebi es nod INNER, mie
Der 3idter in ieinet @rnteidiloerung
10 tpunoerbar in9t: pGhmer bersin
ihmanft Der g9agsn, tOrnbslaDen; bunt
bon 6arben auf ben @arben lieGt Der
Rran3; uno oas iungs 8clt Der Sduit=
ter flis9t gum 8anS" @0nnen mir
ben iungen uno oen alten Sdnittern
lbre 6rsuos. Sis baben iis In Der
0iBe uno Mnbial Oisler g9ohen mabr.
li9 teuer genua perOiensn miiiienl
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-08-27
Srtpp So. Gr0ttnnn9
stm 10. SftO6er in 9aaas, g. ,.

@nold 1T Oas Datum Der grofnun9 2dnOren 5rpp
@ounb geIeBt an B. Cftober be9nn Gegiterung m=
Fdter in 8aIIas, @bamberIaiu @reQprp (oosr
9refbo), D'Reil ooer galenttne, Rebr. 9agegen Die
auslOuimg am 49, cffobcr in Saaas, g O. (@roorp @o)
an Der @h & g. QB. 8abn 9sIeaen. 2eBere gtaOt
oesbab 8onefeel borge8ogn, neil fe 40 N2een ndb
oen 81 er6fnnOen 9anotride lat Die Ggtrierung miro
ua 10 8age Oauern einige Sage oarau miro Qus=
looun9 Der Ymnn=gummn. beginner 10 tnel mDQIi6
rsoig perbn, um Den anlon @gnteit 8u ae5e 3eits
Dor Der 9bl po u Saue en an ermariet baF min0eens
75000l25000 6emtdtter oier enn @egn6eit Gebrau
MAIDEN meroe Das 2anO eg nnbaIb &oebub GeIerpaion
uefid goro @regop Co. n6ro beoren bonn gg6te gb
uno Hd gbrasa 100000 Qfer ioan @neouna Frei
gbn moen Ser 9eringe qrs betrag $500 Der older uub Die
9eimfa Grrtr gelten fir ale Ginaguugrn lleber 200
5noHer6 6amin babn beei fir fd ibre Rber Gano sua
m erbaen 8a5 5rpp 60 gdno" gilt als gu 2auo unD miro
bringen Bir nsrbn bic q ber ale meitren @nbeen obalo
fe betannt meroen auf oem gaunoen 9alten. Die Reo)
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-08-27

Dor. &Or alien 0iu9en bate @ott=
lieb 5iBe's unier Qlnueien treulit be-
lOr9t. Sine iplh 3rueip69entlibe
Reiie lit ia Qah3 idDn, aber ua6r
bleibts oOh; There is no place
like home aud meun Die 6eimat
ein Biarrbau5 in Sio=8afota lit.
9leD. u. 5edlenburQ.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-08-27

3ufii9en: geenn mir ndhIteus luieoer
IN bic giaf 6ills" reiieu, iueroeu mir
elm 9roBes gerQr0Berungsglas nit.
Inebmen uno dlle 2lngaben eiolib BE-.
idmoren laiien, ebe mir uniern 2elern
NIT @OlOflnOen Die 3uIrieoenbeit uno
gla1trube rauben. 8. 8.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-08-27

Der ,,9emti9e SeroIa" III oas
srSBts, rei9baltisite uno biligffe
Ba&sublati In Den bsiDeu 3asptas.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-08-27
9(nt0rar
Sin uid)tiger 9trtifel iibcr Oir grFiirdj.
tGte Sendlr.

y
trte Seubr.
Die 8efiirdtete g2tntbrar1 If aufoe-
treten luo bat iid) pou 9antton 50.
bereit5 iiber 5nei 9taAbar Counties her.
breitet. 6unoerte bon Shafen. 9ieb,
Bferoen unO S1weinen iinc Itbon Der
Seube erlegen, Die bpr etma einem
Qtotat in Der gtdbe bon 8apbile
(ganttOn SO. ausbra1.
Gum 8elten un0 CUR QuftldrunQ
unires lfarfen 6armer geie= gublltums
mOlen mir oaber beute auf Die Rranf=
belt, oeren SDmptpme etc. uns Dol
ladperltduoiger Seite CUR gerliiQunq
qeitelt puroen, eingebeu. ygln=
tbrar lit eine Qil3=Rrantbeit, beren
Geim i1Du lange iiDlirt DDr6anoen
mar. Sic 2lnhedung erfolQt tntlue0er
0urb 0irette geriibrung Der etfranften
3iere ooer bur9 Reime, Die Iia ibon
Sabre lang entlpifelt bQbeH m0qen.
SIN a0rper Der ertrantten Giere lpuls
ten ii1 Die Seine uno seiQen lid ipQ-
ter in oUaler Eorm auf Der 6aut uno
iinO nod teimidbi9, menu tie ia6re=
lang Dertrodnet lino. SDier ibmarser
g0oen, feudte, iumpfige 9lieberunqen
fDroern ben 9intbrar= , 9irus" beIon=
oers.
Snfol9e Der 3dben 2ebeustraft un0
Der gerheerun9 Der 8a3illen iit 3esin-
iettion BON anBeriier g8i1tioteit. Die
on 4nthrar crepirten 5iere Iolltcn To-
fort perbrannt ODer tief begraben ner.
ben, feruer iolte Der @runO un0 9o=
ben nit Gem bic ertrantten Siere in
gerii6ruuq famen, ebenIo alIe gBert-
3eu9e, NIT Denen Die 9ei6en uegoes
ihaiit muroen, nit elmer 5pro3enti9en
S0iun9 bon &olt=gblorio (chloride
of line) 9etrdnft meroen.
sir bic i9reflife Grantbeit lit prat.
tiib nod tein 6eilmitteI getunoen.
(gon 70-90 grosent iterben oaran.)
Sreten bel 5ieren Garbunteln, reIp.
nit Serum 9efuate @eihmiire auf,
TO miinen oieIe auf8eitoden uno nit
8isinfiSir=Oliiteln ausqewai6en !uer-
ben. 8erbiitung Der &rantbeit iIf Die
6aupiiate. 3ie 9Beioe, Stale, garos
ulp. moQen bie Rrantbeitsteime 3eiqen
unD muiisn oesinfisirt meroen, 2aden
Don Febenofm gBaiier uip. miilien
irOden 9ele9t uno orainirt msreen,
uno. penu an9auglih, muB oas 8ieb
in neue Stdae uim. gebr0bt peroen.
Sm s. 1881 mahte Der @elebrte
2ouis 9afieur bic gntoeduna, oaB
ipsnu bic ertrantten 5iere NIT 9es
ifnd1ter &a5ilen Gultir eeimpft
neroen. Iie oaour1 mioerfanosfdbio
qsmadt msroen. 8iele SmpFmaiie
mnB Spsinial angemanot merDen, Oas
erIte 9tal hanger, ais oas smeite Ral
{uab Il 3aQeii). Dies iolte nur
ourd einen tiiAti9en 8ierarst geiheben
unD 10 9einpfte 3iere jeiaen cine be-
beoeutenoe Steiblidteiisberminoerune
8ieaei1t tann Elm eriahrener 6ar=
mer. geier oes @. s. betreifs oieier
Geude gum 9elfeu feiner in Mitlei- |
benihaft ee5oaeuen 8riber ndbere
&ustunft i'm 3. o. geben.
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-08-27
eine tah!idr MISUNDERSTANDING rines

Sine fGh!i9r sibi6icOsprehiet rinrs
2onoqgiltlihen bat Der 6erausoeber
bes Eeutiher 8ortdmpfer@ in g2en
Dort in eirer &sOe iiber ons Yenr.
inIpanii1s Dsutihe. oas Uon
250, 600 2euten in ben Ser. St1aien
Qeipro6en tpirb, srpdbnt. gr iagts:
g@ine t0Itlihe 4gDbe oes ieltIam mt
engIii1sn Beitanoteiien gemii@ten 8i-
aIetts sntrsbme ih Der AbI6ieospreoigt
zines QanOQeiitlihen aus bem 8ruFd.
tale, bic IN elmer Deutfd. ameritaniihen
ErudIhrift entbalten iit. Sic fdliebt
NIT foleenoen, an 8sutlIhieit Tiher
nihts 81 nhni6en iibri9lniisnosn
Morten:
s@ott regiert bic gDslt nno 8umm-
belt Die 9ruih gDallen (bem sngIiIhen
,,8aaep": 5alj, uno Die meiibte tdnn
mse's I'm 9aeiidli lsie. Bis @alOer
{Gdlber) BAN i6 Fie aaenomnie. ais
CdIe muB ih lie berlaflel Sn @ottes
Romen, glmen!"
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-08-27
1Lltt1t11tPr z

folfe git6t fiir6te ib mtn nrur.
gbarlss Slider. elm iunaer gSdrm=
arbeiter, erfhoB in Qltus, 0fl6.. Sic
nur elf Sabre ate 2liice Garter psil
iie ii4 fDeigerte, ibr aeaen ben gBillen
ibrer @itern gu 6eirat6en. Qlls er
iid odDon ii6sr3eugt bate, BAR bog
gltdohen toot mar. srT9pB er iidl
telbf. Wldn nimmt dIlgsmein an
odB Slider geiftssgeit0rt mar, na.us
alei4 er HiemuIs Spuren BON wapns
INN ge5sigt batte, Ionbern nuF tets
lebr i4Deigfam mar uno fat nit
Jftemdno Derte6rte.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-27
SALUDA'S FIRST HANGING
Will Hcrrin to Pay Death Penalty for
the Murder Of Emanuel
Carver.

Special to The State.
Saluda, Nov. 24.-Saluda county's s
first legal execution will take place
i'll the rear Jail yard here on Friday,
November II, Unless III the mean-
time there is executive clemency in
the shape of a communication to life
imprisonment, or respite.
For the murder of Emanuel Carver
in September last Will Herrin, a
negro tried before Judge c. G.
Featl,erstone at special term of
the court, one month ago at this
place, will pay the death penalty.
Herrin after sentence, and in ac-
cordance with the sentence, was Or
dered carried to the pententiary for
safe keeping and is there now,
awaiting the day of execution.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-27
MQyes' Book Store

A city free from dirt, in perfect
health and made attractive in all It's
details will advertise itself and draw
within its boundaries the best of peo .
pie.
The editors of both county papers
have stood by the Civic association in
everything it has undertaken or ad~
vocated. We bespeak their continued
help, and we appeal to the citizens gen
orally for their cooperation and ell
couragcmcnt in our work.
The executive committee consi sting
Of Mrs. H. W. Floyd, Mrs. y. +. Brown
Mrs. t.. II. Aull, Mrs. T.. r. Hunter,
Mrs. X. d. Wright and Mrs. II. r.
Wright has appoir I'd the following
chairmen for the different wards:
Mrs. W. y. McSwaiu, ward |.
Mrs. ". II. iiuat, ward 2.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Evans, ward 3.
Mrs. j. W. White, ward 4.
Mrs. ltcna KinaId. ward >.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-27

The criminal court which has hr"A
in session for the past two weeks has
made good progress with th" heavy
docket. The convictions have been
many. though none OF the hnm;r IT"
cases have resulted in straight ,,r ~
diets Of guilty.
One is impressed on hearing the
testimony OF the witnesses in tn .
homicide cases with the fact that tM,'
negroes have little regard for tukirlG
the life of their fellows. II does nul
seem to drSturh tn"m in the least In
most of the homicidrS they have grown
out OF trivial differences and in some
cases there seemed TO he NO proVura-
ton Whatever.
Another fact dcvr.opd is that it is
almost universal practice with the
negroes to carry pistols.
These homicide cases have not been
the result of drunkenness, but rather
resulted from the pistol habit and sam
bling.
Th" pistol is a greater mrnacr to the
negro than whsk"y. 1t should h,.
abolished
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-27

He: does not know and possibly
would care little if he did know
that the scaffold OH which he will
die has been erected and that the
rope to be used is now being kept
under strain, that there may be no
mshap i'll carrying ont the order of
the court. n scaffold on which
human being is to hang is a novel
structure, TO Saluda people, and
hundreds who come to town look
at it.
The idea has gone ont that the
hanging is to be public, in as much
as the Judge, i'll passing sentence,
said that the prisoner should be
carried to the place Of "publicn
execution 'and there be hanged
by the neck until your body is dead'
The execution will not be public
Tor around the cheap scaffold which
has been erected there will be =
curtain to shut out public view.
SO far as is known there is noth-
ing being done to obtain respite
tor Herrin or to have the sentence
conlmuted to life imprisonment,
and it now appears that on FRIDAY
next he will pay with his life for
the foul murder he committed.
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Friday, November 27.

During the recent term Of the COM
mon pleas court for Ncwberry county
we took occasion to comment upon
the fairness and impartialty Of Judge
Mcnmingrr. and the manner in which
he dispatched business as rapidly as
was consistent with Il proper adminiS-
tratiuu OF Justice. During the rrimi-
nal court which adjourned ON We'd
ncs,lay ai1c"nuou--a court which WAS
confronted W IL the largest criminal
docket viii Ncwhrrry county has
furnished in Il numh"r OF years tn"
work Was disposed of III remarkably
snort time. ;ud The result Ul tn" court
aill have Il marked effect in tn" in
,.lrsl OF law and uIl"r in NcNh"r|'
county. Iudnr NrWmu2"r hu% mnd"
a record in NrWhvrr% county WHica
viii uavr !; luatiu& Influence ia the
suppression OF crime. jud%" M"MI-
minecr. in tn" opinion of tn" p"upI"
nl Nvwhorry county. is u most "Nr"l-
i"nt Judge.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-27

sPlrlt ana harmony are the two cle-
ments which are necessary in the up-
building OF any city. Mayor LangforI
Will begin his second term with y
good record behind him and with IN,
determination to make every cndcavor
and to use every opportunity for the
best interests of the city of Newbcrry
during the second year OF his admin.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-27

city at heart. and are we'll qualified
for the positions which they hold.
commissioner OF Public Works.
Mr.. NJ. J.. Spearnlan was on Tuesday
chosen one OF the commissioners Of
public works. Mr.. Spearman is one
Of the progressive business men of
Newbcrry. He is cashier of the Ex-
change hank. which is the youngest
banking institution in the city, but
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-27
the $cnuui Trustees.

Tie trustees uf tn. SrHIcd scL0Cl in
Wards !. =. Aud :; were reelected on
Tuesday without opposition. Thcy
are Mr.. ". \. McSwain. in ward /:
MIR. T.. y. Martin. in ward ,, and Mr..
Otto klcttncr. in ward .. The man
agcment OF the Ncwbcrry graded
schools has been we'll conducted. and
the only agitation now in school mat
ters in Newberry is for larger equip
ment, and all the trustees favor 1t.
The city of Newberry has outgrown
the present school accommodations
and the demand is imperative for
larger quarters.
The three trustees who have been
reelected are all prominent business
men OF the city, and have the entire
confidence Of the patrons of the city
schools. They have the interest Of
the schools and the interest OF the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-27
SALE OF LAND.

will sell to the highest bidder
before the court house at Newber-
ry OH the first Monday in De-
cember, the tract of land upon
which I now reside in No. 9 Town
ship Oh Saluda river, containing
one hundred and thirty acres.
Terms: Cash.
J. E. Boozer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-27
EVERYTHING QUIET AT LURAY.
Rumor That Lynchcd Negroes Accom-
rlice Broke His Mex.
News and Courier.

Hampton, November "a -I:v-
erything is quiet tonight in the vi
ciility of Luray, where Jim Gilmore,
a negro, was lyncl,cd on Sunday
night for all attempt at rape. 1t is
rumored here that the negro Willie
Robertson, whom Gilmore impli-
Gated and who was being searched
for by mob, fell out of a tree and
broke his neck. This report, how
ever, cannot be confirmed. Sheriff
Lightsey will leave Hampton to-
morrow morning for Luray.