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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-31
Fire in Baltimore.
FATALLY HURT IN RUNAWAY.
Sad Accident Causes Young Lady to
Lose Her Life.

One OF the saddest OF accidents
day. About eleven o'clock that
morning Miss Bertha Walker, OF APP
pletOn. was out driving a spirited
horse. She stopped at the home OF
a friend for a few minutes and while
in the house the horse ran OF with
the buggy. He was caught by a
negro and brought back to Miss Wal
kcr. The horse was excited and tho
MAJ urged her to let him drive her
home.
Miss Walker being an excellent
horScwoman and having fun conf
dcnce in herself started to get In the
buggy alone. AS she got on the stop
the horse dashed of and before Miss
Walker could get in or take the
reins, she was dashed hcadlong into
a large tree. The full force Of the
turing the skull and lasccrating her
face.
Nearby friends rushed to her aid
and found her in an unconscious con
dition. She was Immediately taken
TO the home of her uncle, Mr.. j. G.
Keel, whore she was visiting and
given medical attention. Drs. A. B.
Patterson, T.. l.. Patterson and r. c,
Kirkland attended her. They oper-
atcd in hopes OF saving her life, but
the fracture was SO severe ana other
injuries SO serious that she died de
spite their efforts at 4 O'Clock Tues
day afternoon.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-31
BRYAN A WINNER,
Henry Watterson Says He viii
Be Nominated and Elected.
Thinks Gov. Hughes, Of New York,
is tho Only Republican, Who Can
Defeat the Great COmmoncr

Defeat the Great Commoncr.
Bryan is as good as nominated"
Just SO sure as the convention OF
the Democratic party meets In Den
yer next July Bryan will be named as
the standard Dearer or the party"
'lf the country remains In its pres
ent condition Of unrest, Bryan viii
be elected"
Governor Hughes is the only can
didate' the Republican party can
name who could defeat Bryan under
normal conditions."
These quotations express the lat
est opinions of Henry Watterson. the
famous editor of the Louisville Cour-
ler-Journal. and are part OF an in
terview with him while in Washing
ton recently.
The fact that Col. Wattorson has
been leading the fight against Bryan's
nomination by the Democratic party.
makes his uttcrances significant.
1T is too late to defeat Bryan for
the nomination." said Col. Waiter
son. Had | been given six months
Z the support Of those Democrats,
who are now clamoring for another
nominee, we might have accomplish.
ed something.
When | suggested that IL Bryan
were to withdraw from the contest.
| could name a man who measured
up to all the requirements, q good.
winning Democratic candidate for
president. When | named him and
found that he possessed all the uual-
| claimed for him, some
Democrats gave me credit for hay-
ing some perspicuity is now too late.
Then followed the quotations made
above.
i am not personally u%nfriendly
to Mr., Bryan" said Col. Wattersop.
ON the contrary, | like him, ard
convinced that IL the unit re-
in it's present state Of unrest.
Bryan will be the victor in the next
Gov. Hughes is the only
the Republicans could name
who would have a chance to defeat
the candidate OF the Democrats, noW-
ever he may be and with the coun-
try in a normal state he would prob
ably be elected. But / repeat, IL the
country remains in q state Of unrest.
will perch on the banner OF
the Democrats in the national cleo
ton icy November.
"Who appears to you to hn in the
lead. so fer as the Republican nomi-
nation is conccrncd?" Col. Waiter
son was asked.
#. elf T1ft Il. nnt nnT,irntn1 80 a..
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-31
VOL. XXXII
AWFUL TRAGEDY
On a Crowded Cafe in the City of
New York.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Frank Brady, Newspaper Advertise
ing Solicitor, Made Target for Five
pistol Balls from Weapon in the
Hands of Woman at Whose House
He Had Boarded, Which Created
a Panic in Cafe.
The was a terrible tragedy enact
New York on Thursday. Sweeping
through the crowded restaurant
takes mp the eighth floor Of Mays
department and into the gcntlemen's
cafe, Il tail, stylishly dressed woman
bent for a moment ovc the shoulder
OF a diner, whispered something in
his car and hon drawing a revolver
from her mum omptied the contents
OF the nVe chambers into his body.
n AS the victim, Frank Brady, a
newspaper advertising solicitor, Slip
ped lifelcSS to the floor, the woman
dung the revolver from her and
taking a second revolver from her
muff shot herself first In the head,
and then twice In the breast. She
died half an hour later.
A note fuond in the woman's purse
proved her to be Mrs. Mary Roberts
Clark, Il manicurist, the widow OF 4
N~l;n, nnSnn, ,.l 49,, -, -
six-ycar-old son, Raymond. Brady
vas thirty years old nj the sole
support Of a helpless aged mother,
for whom he had made II home.
The shooting was the elimination
of % series Of violent Quarrels, and,
according TO the woman's intimates,
in fulfllment Of a threat to murder
Brady in a public place.
The suicide, who was about thirty
years years old, was Mary Mclean
when she married John Roberts.
When the later died a year ago she
assumed tho name OF Clark and sup
ported herself and child first as the
wardrobe woman at an uptown the.
atre and then a manicurist. She
was of a proposing appearance
and had marked business ability.
While she was in prosperous cir
@tmstanccs and before the death of
her husband Brady had lodging at
her home. ard she declared that she
had helped him to the success which
he subsequently attained. A few
months ago he left her home and
made 4 home for his mother, whom
he brought from New Jersey.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-31
FIVE FIREMIGN KILLED
While Fighting n Fire Friday in the
City OF Baltimore.

At Baltimore five nrcmon we're
Killed and twenty seriously injured
by railing walls early Friday morn
ing in what was the greatest fire
which that city has experienced since
the great connagration Of 1904.
Among the worst injured Is George
Horton, chief OF the fire department.
The loss caused by the flames is cs.
timatcd at more than $1,000 900. t
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BENNETTsvILLE s. c., FRIDAY, ANUARY 81. 1908
ATTACKED BY FLAMES
Portland and Baltimore Suffer Big
Losses From Fire.
For Second Time Within Week Same
Two Cities Give Strenuous Battle
to tho Fire Eiend.

Two Cities Give Strenuous Battle
to tho Fire Fiend.
A dispatch from Portland, Me-,
says q fire Of undetermined origin
started early today In the brick
block, Nos. 154 to 166 Middle street,
occupied by Milliken, Couscns G Co.,
wholesale ~drygoods. and A. Il. Cox &
Co., Wholesale boots and shoes.
After a desperate fight Of more
than three hours the combined fire
departments of Portland, Biddeford,
Lewiston and Bath had the situation
well in hand when tho flames broke
out anew and before they could be
checked, had gained such rapid head
way that the men found themselves
again holplcss and in order to save
the remnant OF the business section,
summoned aid from Boston.
The fire, it is estimated, at eight
O'Clock Monday morning, had done
damage OF more than 81 100000.
The burning block is in the very
center of the downtown Wholesale
district. A heavy rain shortly after
midnight gave the fire fighters great
nc and it was tholght the flames
were under control when suddenly
out of the binding smoke n great
tongue Of fire shot up and five min
utes later the entire side was in
flames.
Fire in Baltimore.
A dispatch from Baltimore under
date of Modnay says nrc is raging In
the immense tanks Of the Standard
Oil Company at FIRST avenue and
Fifth street, in the south eastern
portion OF the city. Thousands OF
gallons OF oil have already been
burned. The fire threatens the large
refinery and other property nearby.
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to great fortunes which had been
built up by tho growth Of the cor
porations was warmly commended by
the speaker. Mr.. Bryan said that he
wanted to express his qualification
and gratitude for the taking of from
his shoulder a pat of the cussing
corporations which he formerly had
to bear.
According to the speaker the re-
cent panic was due to fictitious val
ucs. He said every State should
pass such laws or amendments as
would make impossible watercd
stock and fictitious capitalization. [
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-31
STRANGE
Ihrcc large Islands Said to Have
DISAPPEARED Recently.

Tho Mexican meteorological bureau
has boon advised that recent sub
terrancan disturbances off the coast
~ Yncatan have caused the islands
81 Ohispo, Sur and Cuyoncvo to dis
appear. They were Of considerable
size and were well known to naViga-
tors. There were several guano
camps upon two OF thom. The har-
Dor At ProGreso has had its depth
great decreased. t
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Brawlcy Cuts Sentence.

Henry w. Thompson, a prominent
young Spartanburg stock broker who
got into trouble last summer by us
ing the mails for fraudulent pur-
poses to get $500 from a York, Pa,
firm for Aiken mill stock, which he
pretended was to be sold to an Au-
gusta broker, pleaded guilty In the
Federal Court at Columbia Wednes-
day and a given IS months in the
Atlanta Federal prison.
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Tried to Destroy Factory.

At Clarksville, Tenn, an attempt
was made Wednesday night to set
fire and dynamite the loose tobacco
factory Of the Hayes-Sorey Tobacco
Company.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-31

Frank Brady, Newspaper Advertise
ing Solicitor, Made Target for Five
Vf'JPistoI Balls from Weapon in the
Hands of Woman at Whose House
He Had Boarded, Which Created
u Panic in Cafe.
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COMBINATIONS Baked,
SAYS TAFT IN SPEECH

NEW YORK. April 29.-That my poll
cies" have restrained and hindered ille-
gal combinations Of capital was the
statement by Secretary Taft In his ad-
dress before the Civic Forum at Car
negle Hall yesterday.
The question, which had been written
and laid or the table by which the
Secretary stood, asked (which has
brought a greater restraint on trade,
my policies or great trusts2
I cannot deny" said the Secretary,
in replying, that 1 know wha the
writer of this question meant b. those
quotation marks. interpreting il, then.
l should say: Theodore Roosevelt S
policies have brought about a great re-
straint of illegal trade, and that COM
binations Of capital conducted in Vio-
| latiOn Of the antitrust laws. have
brought about a great restraint in legal
| trade
| The Secretary further defended the
courts. saying that the laws of this
country were alike for rich and poor.
In an address before tne y atiOual Red
| Cross Society, the Secretary delivered
an address urging an increased mem
heTship. that Jne work of The OTEani-
cation could be carried on without as
sistance from the Government. The So
ciety proposes 10 obtain 100000 men,
berShipS.
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WOMAN ASLEEP 50 DAYS
TEARS ONLY EXPRESSION

Los ANGELES, April 29-NIrs. Beulah
Hawkins, the psychological marvel
who has been in a cataleptic state for
eighty-three days. wept yesterday. Tears
were forced through her closed eye
lids down her checks, but aside from
this first expression of her feelings since
she entered into the trance which has
claimed her since February 6. no sign
Of intelligence nor Of the agony which
must possess her was given
Physicians say the tears have TO sig
nifiCance- they were merely a melan-
chOly message from the heart Of this
aged woman, who Is of this world. and
yet removed from it in most pathetic
fashion.
Doctors call her case one of cataleptio
insanity. and yet they agree that symp-
SONS arc evident which would not be
found in n typical case. These are al
most intangible. but. in general. they
are expressed in the statement that Mrs.
Hawkins is rational that her intelli-
gence has not suffered.
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HEMMED IN BY sow
YOUTH HAS TO TUNNEL

YORK, April 29.-JoHn Portgen, fifteen
years Old. heard d noise under a big
straw stack on his fathers farm the
other morning He found there was a
hole under the stack, and crawled in
and found a litter OF young pigs He
was about 10 back out Of the hole when
he heard the mother SOW grunting with
lage behind him.
Hastily crawling behind the little pigs.
the bow set 10 work to tunnel through
the stack a task that occupied him
nearly half the day. before he emerged
TO find that his parents were searching
the farm for him in great alarm.
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PROPOSALS.

POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washington.
D. c. February IS. 190S-Sealed proposals
Will be received at this Department until u
clock NJ. on the 18th OF May 1908 from
patentees or their assignees for granting the
use Of patented improvements IN mail pouch
and sack opening and closing devices and
other mail bag attachments exclusive OF
locks. Blank forms OF bids. and specifca-
upon application TO- the Second Assistant
Postmaster General. Washington. D. c. G.
V. L. MEYER, Postmaster General
mh4.1S.apl 10. . mys
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Washington, D. c, April Is, 19OS.-SeaIed
proposals viii be received at this depart
ment until O'CLOCK p. NJ, SATURDAY
NAY ., 1908. for furnishing bitumlnous coal
g. 500 tons more or less. as may be required
by the department during the fiscal wear
ending June 30. 1909 To be delivered at the
old Postofice Department building. Seventh
and + streets in this city. Blank forms OF
proposal may be had upon application at
the Office OF the Chief Clark OF the De-
partment- JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD
Secretary. apis. %. p, %
OFFICE Of the Commissioners OF the DistrIct
OF Columbia, Washington. ID. c. April y
1905 Sealed proposals viii be received al
this office until O'CLOCK p. N ON NAV
eminent during the fiscal year beginning July
L 1908, and ending June 30. 1903. e-ranfta
curbing; asphalt paving blocks: itrihed paw
ing blocks red sewer bricks. terra Gotta
castings; sand and gravel; and hauling cas-,
iron water pipe. broken stone paving blocks
sand and gravel. and granite curbing Speci-
hcuuons. blank forms OF proposals. and All
the office OF the Property Clerk d c. Dis
triCt Building. HENRY b. r MAGYAR
LAND. HENRY l. WEST JAY = NOR
ROW. Commissioners. D. G aD23-Ct-exSu
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. holding a Probate Court No
l52Oo Administration. This Is TO give notice
That the subscriber. Of the District Of Co
lu-nbia, has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District OF Columbia. letters Of ad-
ministratiOn on the estate Of Frederick
King. otherwise known as Friedrich
KinghOrst. late Of the District OF Columbia
deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. 10 the subscriber. on OF before
the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1903. otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all beue-
At Of said estate Given under my hand This
18th day OF April. 1908 GCSTAVE DTT'T-
MAR, ZOE 9Th St nv. Attest: (SeaI.) JAMES
TANNER, Register Of Wills for the District
OF Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate Court
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Once, IA2I Penna. Ave.

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and Pullman 70 S1Vannah, Jacksonville.
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COURT RECORD
OF DISTRICT
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. I.

DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. I.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
(Called yesterday
No. 267Se. Hutton VS.. Hutton; order
continuing hearing on motion of surety
Tor discharge. until May 1, 1908. Com
claimants solicitor, Crandal Mackey;
defendants solicitor, e. L. Giles.
Called today)
No. 20S02. Cummings VS.. Consaul. re-
ferred TO auditor. Compartments solicit
tor, c. c Tucker.
Equity Court, No. 4.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Called today)
No. 25710 Kendrick VS.. Kendrick;
proof ordered taken before Margars-
NJ Murray, examiner. Complainant S
solicitor r. Z. Walker.
No. 26993. Cooke vs.. Schmidt sale
ratified nisi- COmplainants solicitor
leon Tobriner; defendants solicitors, A
SiIlers. i. S. Bailey, and A. +. Shoe
maker.
No. 25S47. Board Of Foreign Missions,
Presbyterian Church VS. Kelly; guard
ian ad Iitem appointed, and Ellen b
Mussey appointed attorney 10 defend
No. 2173S. Gibbons VS.. Harris; subsu-
tuition Of trustee ordered. Complain
ants solicitor, L. A. Dent.
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AodiuOral service may be obtained Dy TAX
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and transferring at Naval Academy JulcticIl-
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Lengthen your life and live hill buy haf-acre lot in
AUTOVLLE Drink pure spring and doctor bills This
spring of the best that has been developed Maryland
There nothing il Remember that this subdivision
tasS date every respect High elevation overlooking
Washington abundance of shade wide streets nearly mile
age main boulevard leading from Washington Baltimore which
being maCadanized. Every who automobile
should home in AUTOVLLE Price of lots from $500 to
$1,000 For plat and further information write or call
Edward Daniels 6' as''i ' snd 'a sss
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BOOMING HOUSE Of thirteen furnished
rooms; all filed. ~ G nv. ap29-3t
BEAUTIFUL Virsiria home: Will sacrifice.
Address BOX 176. Times Office II
SPLENDID INVESTMENT-Two- story apart
ment; new; on P St, so per month: viii pay
y per cent HENRY ". OFFUTT. 32d and
y SITS. NV. apS-tf
HOME OR INVESTMENT-Only $500 cash
required: price. s. 800: a nice little home
southeast. on Pennsylvania avenue car line.
rooms. bath. cellar furnace. rent s.. so.
GEO. w. LINhINS.
500 18Th St NJ
apg7-5t
FOR SALE-Cheap, a new ten-rcorn house
at TakOma Park. on Willow ave, two blocks
from car line Inquire OF 7 z SANDORN.
The Review ald Herald Publishing House.
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JOHN 2. JERMAK.
headquarters for Virginia Property.

Fairfax and Vienna, Va. Wayhf1r4o,
Once. Us 12td St NV Il you want 10 -
q grain; dairy. fruit; poultry. OF blue rrass
farm, or timber tracks. II VIII pay volI -
send FOR my large List. OF al kinds q colInfr,-
property Il "a fuu Of bargains n farrD-
beautiful SUBURBAN homes. Subdivisions 81
KINGS OF business propositions. ! have DearTv
two thousand places for you 70 select from
I have always lived IL the country. ana -
DO q better part By you. than u I had I've
in the city can make terms 20 SUIT y-,I
The most OF the property that have -
sale - located near steam and electric rssI-
road and ne4r Washington Ny carriara q
AZ your service any time 70 inspect pror,e-tyy
shall be pleased 20 have you write OF al
and let Is tax over business. ! wiz heID
you % select q home.
once Hours. Fairfax. from 9 until u q y,
Vienna, from Until ,. n. Washinrt91
from s until 20 ?. n. You VIII dn6 49,
Offices open all day. Can for list and -
appointments TO inspect property Pbo54
connection. Fairfax and Vienna. Va VVss5-
inELoR Main z-sS- Now IS the time 70 b,1S- !,
home IL you viii make q good investn1snr
Why do you pay rent AL your lie when you
can buy property on easy terms and have a
home OF your OWL when you get Old.
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