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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-09
@ine lSrcni.Gpiiu6c.

@innipeM Wlon. s. 2tpril. -
&crbcrt @riabt, elm cona0iiher 3oQ-
bcamtcr }u Gmcrlon Montobo,
muroe bcute uon ciuem amcrifoui-
ibcn ginmanOerlmQs Snipcftor I'M.
tcr Scr 2lnfIaAe, Nm 6reud, meIher
Die 9lulnobmc in sic Ger. 5toatcn
nor 3luci gSoten ucrpcigcrt morocu
mar ibcr oie grcn3c 9ei6nugaeIt
3n bobcn nit porgeboItcncm Heuol
per uerbaitet. 0crbcrt lit elm Sobn
ocS Wt0por3 @rigbt uon gmcrion
Gr mllroe bente 9tahmittog bebui@
Fro5ellinma nod Grootatou, Wiinn.,
ubAciilbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-09
Gun ibrcm Suhne crIdluiIcu.

9tcm Dort, 8. 2lpril - ,Srolt
Sulan GarIin mtr0e bclltc in ibrcr
Mobnu1 an ser GlincpItroBe IN
SrooflUn pom ibrem Sobne Bernard
Gorlin eritboiien. Ger W2uttermGr.
DER crfl0rt, CT babe c8 gct6olL mcil
ibn Die 6raL icit0em er i6 Wountc
cit mar, ialt beitdnoig IN ciuer @oi.
ieu-, 4obItbGtiQteitS- ooer Strai-
onltalt lcItacboltcn babe Gr mar
acrooc aus Der 9eiierlmg9omtolt ju
Nnpunod cntlalieu lnoroen, luobin cr
Qcid)idt mur0c, neil cr Elm Eicr0 mo
cinen Nogen geltoDIen bate. 9IlS er
Aeltcrn III Vrootlun antnm, tolitc CT
cincn 9tcpolucr, nit Incident er beutc
III Der @obntu1 iciner Ofuttcr ers
lhlen mo 0ic 6rnu nor Sen 9ut9cn
ieiner Sdpcltcr 6urh iiini Nepol.
OeridiIIIe in 0eu aopi tG0tete. Gr
rerlrttc OanlL ollh Die Sfmelter 5n
crIdlieBen ullcil ollie 9unlmern oe8
Heuolncr0 mdren Iecr NIlS CT 0ic PIT
Itolt 5ll 9}aponoh uerIicb, 1ab ibm
Der Superiutcnocn $40, nm oonit
Elm nele5 2cbeu 5lt beginner, ln0 NIT
6icienl @eIOc totitc cr ocn HeuoIpcr.
Ger Ecrbrchcr bciinoct lid, in Soft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-09
G. u. SubbeIL.
Sdnuerc GnttGnidnna iiir slomiral
(fOnnS.

Foio MobIe'8, Sal. s. 9(pril.
2lomirol goans miro iid oer
Observation-Disclosures 81 Sun Tiego
niht micOcr onihIicBeh ltno feinen
9lntbcil al Ben Gnpfona9 Iemon.
itrationen uno 6eItlbfeiten IN oen
So1ien Oc9 iil0Iiden Californian net-
men. 1r. T. 6. Wtc0onolo, Gbirurg
oco Sd)lahtidiifeS Connecticut, iaatc
ibn bcllte, eS iuiiroe ans Hiidiid)t uui
lclnc @cluno6eit niht rot1iam fiir
i'm lein ea 81 tbuu. Der NomiroI
lit geneigt, iih Ocn Hotbihldgen oeS
arjte9 81 iii9en, Oenn er iiebt eilt
oaB CT leiuc @eiltnobcit nid)t I'M
0onounlOrcbeu 3uriitgeninnen fam.
Sein 3ultono bat iid ieit iciuer Mn
tlnft oabier er1cblid) gebeiiert, ltno
er miro nod etiua 0rei 8oden CUR
Tollen0ung 0cr atr bier bleiben, 10
idmer3tid ibm nl6 sic 9l6peienbcit
bon leIner 6lotte pGbreno ser ge.
milltonnlnlnl IN San 9ie4o ltno
anocren 00icn iein mir6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-09
Gronlptc ,IuIti5.

F6iloocIpbin s. 2lpril. -
Die bier Goli5iitcn Sobn ". Stroub,
Gobn &eIlu, G. Oi. 2ltfcnbiu luO }t.
u. SetbenS, peldc lebtcn SanItog
inter ser 2lntlo9e ncrboftct murocn,
&10cn lmo nnoere @eibditslotoIe IN
ibrcm Gienltrepier 0epliin0crt Su
bnben, nltrocn be1lte ld)ulOig befluts
Den llnO 5lt ltc6en rSnbreu 3u6tbalS
uerltrtbetIt. Der 19.i0brigc Sarrp
9otbenberger rno ser Ehrmbet u.
q. }roIt melhe ais Gonpliccu ser
Foli5tltcn ongeflogt mnren pltr0cr
ctenfalls perllrtbeiIt, 3rolt 5n bier
Sobren 3uhtbnlS ltn0 Hotbcnbcrgcr
Nlrh llebermeiiung in Die Srnting.
Don 9eiierungSonItolt ouf unbc.
Itimmte 3cit. 9lihtcr ainien 0enms
5irte, in0em er ooS llrtbeil iiQte, Die
FfIidtoergeiIenbeit ser Eoli5iiten in
hen lbGrilten 9IuSoriiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-09
Wegcn 9iuef entldlieoeu.

eos }(ngeIe5, Sal, s. 9lprif.
- 1ic 9tppIifation 2toam 9iuef'S in
einem yNrit Of Waltoanlu5," iuel6er
ieine Ero5eiiirlna inter elmer ge.
itChung5antlngc Dor Dem Ridter
Mnnrice 7. Cooling megen onge6-
lihen 8orurtbeil5 perbieten ioate,
mltroe beute bon Dem in bieiigcr
Stoot tn9enoeu Gbergeri6t permor.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-09
2liereu, llno SIa ieu- Seioeu,

llrtniitbr nn6 SuutStrnutGeiten. NIafenfeine,
3ndcrfrnnIbet, I6niierfudt 9t6iteaung oes
2Sallcrs, llnbcitdnoiaiet hcS Trims. Nrp6tfbe
Arnuibeit GtbuminGrn unh in aaeH Sdaen.
no gNrif Huit" Fooeuanfae nor6unoen III oSer
odS 9Saiier DID. mpnia ltuo aemiidt 1T NIT
SnblIan}en iue rns 9Seibe clues sizes ODER Sd,
ben uc Weibe ScioF, ooer eS bat Elm frunfb1i,
ties, hunlc@. bil1ie8 gu3ebeu uno peiBeu
Bone Snii" Nooeuiab. unb iutnu Elm prideu..
oee brenuenoe5 gcfiibl bei'm gaifreu bon
9Sdtier mabrnebmbar it, uno ebmerien i'm
Greu}c uno in ben qenoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-09
Gnta,u 5auimna Bank
pon Baltimore,
(Sucprpprtrt 1870
SiniueiisGde Gutams uuo Snnette. Strnbe

Gilmore, 27. Dtdr3 1908.
Sic iIhrlidlcn 3iuicn sur Nnte UOu orci unb
eiubalb t3E) 4ru5cnt, ocn Scppiitoren am 1.
gpril 1905 fdaia. mCroen an enem Iage ieoenl
6onto 6u ait Gehriebcn uHb sur 6intraauu9
In Die Nidlsr Der 9cpoiitoreu nm uuo nab
benz Srittcn Wiontaa I'M slpril t20.l bereit rno,
menu nid)t Ge3o9cn, 5u 3infen pom l. stpriI
bereCbiAt itin.
Staatss nnb Gabiiteueru peroeu bon Der
Nanf beMblt.
8nnt uuu 10 9urm. bis 3 g9nrtm uficn.
sGpitaaS, Oon 10 @urm. bis 1 Nndm.
&iniam NJ. 0anneu,
(SS,90-51--10D Brdlioent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-09

ale peinacnoen ebmerlen Der 9dmorboiSeu
ino oet cbhllbe sSnuth Der 9eioennen. 0ebelt
Huo mebr nupoe INTO ibdoIihe (8ebeimnttttei
bernoraeruen. ais iraeHo ein anhereS Qeiben.
nenI ole UIenibbelt untertroren 1T Serfeniee
melher ne 9branht bat flttH nuu Q9Iiid faaeft,
peHl er obne Stitelu. Geber ooer anoere OBes
lhipite ooet Elm permanenieS geoen oes stIs
iet9 odoon toHIn,t Nteen 0iefabren fam utait
euige0ett. luenn man !tn0EeiiS aebraudt IS TIT
oas itderlie Slinerldiiiaite uirfiauite unS Der.
nilnttalte aller bis ieBt befnnnten 0eiImiteI
3roben bon gndfeitS peroeH bon T. 3enftnoter
20 2,or 2ii6, Hepsgort frei perianot.
tStSoSuI&R)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-09
Webr Sbarnftion.
Stiirlniidc StCncn in Scr gcItriarn
Sitnna ocS observation-disclosures.

2hl3fltnit iibcr oeu 4}opicrtririt pom
&iti3oeportemcnt un0 oem 1e.
partemcut iiIr NonOcl lno 2lrbeit
Qeior0ert. - Subli0icuQrabid).
Sorla4c ob1etban. @rdiioent
9tooicpclt tritt iijr 9eiicbeQuems
lihfeit ser 9}cgcr III sic Shron,
fen. - emma @oIonlon crbGIt
GrlonbniB 5rr NiidfeDr in Die
Ser. Stootcu. - Scuiationeucr
Furthermore in 0rooflun. -
@ilicbtpcraciicnc EoIi3iitcu ms
3lldt6ou5 acld)idt.
@uibiuAtoM ,. g., s. 2(priI.
- 0ic bclltigc SiBunQ 0c9 RcprG.
'entonteubauie$ mar cine ser itiir-
miibitcn in Scr @eidihte Oe@ Gons
grciieS. Ebr @eiummt NelnItat be.
lton0 in ser 9lnuobme mebrcrcr met.
tercn Jc9eIn 5ur Mattietlntg Oemo.
tratiId)er SbItrllttion, ionic 3mcicr
bonn Sprcher Cannon angcbotencn
&eiduiiic, peIhc 0a3 &liti3ocporte.
ment, iomie 0o5 Gcpartcnent fir
SonOeI luo 2lrbcit I'M qelpilic 2IllSs
tunit iiber Sen Eopicrtrlit eriutbcn.
9tclm 2lbltinnun0en fonoen nab.
reno 0cS Gugc5 lmtcr &erleilmq ser
9tamcn5liIte itatt, lu0 fiini 0crieIben
be5o9cn iib olti Oic crtudbntcn ncucn
HcQcIn. Die Iemofroten erih0piten
ollie porlomentnriihcn S5illi8mittcI
unO @niifc, cbe iic c8 5u1nbeu, onB
lic olIrh Die grobc Mcbrbcit ibrcr
@c8ncr III allen Elnftcn iibcrpunOen
ppr0en moren. Die Ie6otte brahte
ollie 6iibrer int Snuie ouf oic 9eiue.
Zen 9emofroten mtr6e obermolS
porgemoricn onb iie 0ltrd ibre cSli-
bliticrtaftif oir Giuiiitrlna ipe3ieucr
N'eaeln notblpeHbi1 mdthten, mo iic
ucrtbciOigten iih 0lrh Sen Ginuono,
onB iie burh ibre Sottltna 0ic Ninio-
ritGt 3uinnet ncuc @eicbe ou}lmc6-
men. I'm ) ll6r mut6te oo2 Soou@
cine Eanic bis 1870 morQen gor,
mittug.
Ger Scnot mar beltc ncbt in
Sibrna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-09
Die S0maCben,
Die &ranfelt,
Starf nao geianO semadt ourd
Or. ,RaOuaQ'S
ref oluenl.

1ehcr IrOpfcn bon 2r Rnbtudb's RefoIbent
trdat ourdb baS Unit oeH S1tpeib. trim nno
nnoerc 5ltiiGtciteH uuo Gditc ocs Sbltems Die
2chcuSfrott ocnu c5 erfctt ole 9l6IOHoerunaeH
oc5 N0rper5 nit ueuem uno Geiuuocm Wnte.
rial. Sr. ]uowoB's Heiolpcnt 1T ole eiu3tge
poiitibe Nr fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-09
Sungerte iidy sn Sooc.

ct. Gaul, Minn, 8. 2tpril. -
anutc O1nitoo, 40 Sabre aft, peldcr
Ourd lO'tiigiges tSnIten bcpeiiel
woIIte, OaB Der @ciit ben a5rper be.
berridt lit 6eute an GntfrGituna Qe.
itorben nddoem er 81 Gage lanq
teme 9tdbrlln9 gu iid genontnen
batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-09


Solootcn wurocn jcoob BORT 8c.
tern oni ser StroBe neuhIing5
crmorOct. - 5ronfreih pcrpci'
CERT oie 2lt5lieierlutg @oul $.
Hop'@. 2ieieun9 lmacnicbs
borcr 2ebcu3mittel iiir irou56iis
tc Solootcu. - Ter oe1tihc
&ronpriu5 ais 0recbslcr.
2on0oL 8. 9Ipril. ~ Tic ont lcg.
ten SonntnA burd oic 9lb6onfung
Cir &cnrn Gontpbcl @unnCruon )
cntItanocne &ofunj i'm 2lmtc oc& bri
tihcn ErcnlicrS luurbe bcutc in elmer
9IltoicnJ bcictt, iucld)e &0nia G0mnr0
3lt 9iurrib, Srnnfrcih, bcm Nrn. Scr.
bert $. 9I8Quitb crtbciItc. Slcrr 2l9-
Qllith oontte in bcr 9(u0ien; ol3
ShaBtnn3Icr ob lno tilBtc 0lcid, 90
rnuI Die Son0 0eS &0nig@ oI5 BE
luct@, ooB cr Die ibn bon otelcm an
Geboienc Grncnnlnta 5ltn Erenlicr
lInO erlten Soro oe8 Shobolnt3 occrp
tire.
8onla Goporo miro Ninrrib ou
10. Nprll bcrlo'1cn rno nod) Son0on
tomn1en Inn am rs. 9lpril ciner Sta.
bInetSlibmg bci5lnpobncn. Scrr 2I9-
qlltb miro morQcn bier 5uriidcrnor
tet lIno 'td loTort 0oron mohcn ole
o","'',',,''''"'" ,',',a1>, '''"'' N'"''''''' o"
..
= u 8t III XII q u on oP
'ert lid.
2iiiabou, g. 9lpril.-Iie God
luNe in 2iiiabon bat Iif oCbcllcrt.
Seine ncucn @ablfranullc limo cil.
Qctrctcn, un6 bic QGocn ruur0cn brua
-tc iriib mic0er cr6finct. Gtc Staot
Itcbt untcr ocm 0rico8ocIcb, ln0 sic
mVN'Vfn,'9 ., III u, po''et eon'Folr' 3,'
[he";t sa' s:,,tG ,pn = "'', ~, >s o[,
nproicscn no,r febtcn oonut,o ms
9Pnnton M 7ie nnrbcrr,chon6e 0(n-
,ib4 ~ ho5 sic 9,o,ofi,tc, o,s ;r,cnS
rinr ypeiir ciucu Observation-Disclosures
,oiro M SIR mob(unp prrrnnrn ho
hen ,,nb hos Sic otpl,,no her OPcoir-
r,,no ,,nS Srs 5hronrs h;crhnrA ,nc.
irntIih oc5tGrft morhrn IN
. 'o' gu 1T u d I l.
St11oboM .. Nprtl. - 3mct
Solooten mlroen belte nole Ocnl Nc.
rel'looocs Folalt bnrd cine fletne
@ruppe Wtnnner melhe ne pIobIld)
nllt 9e5o0enen Ncnoloern llberflcl er'
nloroef glS ole FolBet Den Shnlt'
a"' sa .,[t .,tt.,'' ''GS,' w. So, -. Y'''u,.,''V'
y ~
0ini( oeffe;hct
0,. o,s,.t a.
" " = " "
~ u 0 p"'
F or1S, 8. Nprll. - EoS Srlltlj'
mlnIltertlnL meIhem oo0 @elnh Der
yer Stnotcn I'm gI5IteIernng Fonl
.. Mons, zines 6ron5oIen, meldT
M lrtten 6ebulor SIT 9}euington
u. So oen Vrlroer ielner @ottin, Der
betanntcn Shonpielerln t5locia Sol.
Ia, erlhoB, llberluielen mnroc. bo' 5nt
lnleoeh oaB bler jl Sanoe teln @e'
lee crtltlrt inter mcldcm EN- Iran5o'
lllder Silr9er oil EN- trenoe5 Suno
alIS0ellcfcrt pcroen fam. Sernrtl1e
Ill@lleferllll1en lmo III 6rontrelb
priIl5lplell nIdt ltottbo't oo1eaen
tf1N ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-09
K(i0innt 1tttA lf(arn,, Anr (S .

- Nilliam lub gIleratoer Camp.
bell, 3mei Nriloer fameu geItrrn iriib
olrh eincn Brand in einem BON
ibnen bepobnten 3enemert6nus su
Eaiinic, G.SY um's 2eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-09
Gie WiarDlanO SauingS 8anf
uuu Baltimore.

eihWcft.Gde 9altimure, uuo Commerce StraRe.
Baltimore, t. gtpri 1905.
Ttc idhrltdlcn 3inieu Sur Mate unu orei uun
enrm hGlbeu (3M J Erp}eut. oell Seruiituren
am l. gtpril 1908 idutp Nnb aui ben 9reoit
eiIlea iebeU GnHtU Qebuht uno Iiir bic @inras
guHp in ole NllhCr oCr Scpuiiiureu bereit. -
lEern nichl ge3oqen iiIo ite pom /, 9lpril at
}ur 8er3iuiuna heredlttQt
staatS nuo StaOtieucru meroen non Der
Sani bC3ahlt.
linuf bon 10 Born. bis 3 Nabm offen. -
SnmuaS bon 10 &urlu. bis 9lbeuoa
2SiHiaul ". Gluuo,
(96-N) Rrdiioent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-09
S6merSbaftes ltrimiren.
25. SnIt 1908.

25. 3uIt 1908.
Serren RdomnO & Go.
Sd mar hebdftet nit lln6efi1n6igfeit sss
Trims. Nin gejuunaen. bele Male In "a Gtun
ben 3u urinireu. GS 1T ene grobe @eIdniqnnp
mie dllcb IeDr ibmer61aft WleHe gelblehtlihen
Atdtte itro fcbr icbuntb Sd mu6 gtacbtS aua
lpet Slnnhcn nntiteben, nnl 81 uriuiren; iuen
ttb MID berihIdfe. iebt eS ab. Sd Din o.
Sabre ait mo niIoerueitiq bel fcBr outer d5e
tlnobeit. so crfude nm 1r. 8noiua1s guten
Galb, bite, nm ioortiae gtnipori
g. ~ GubBeIL
Gbamplain. GlntoHsgo., R.,O.
Gin Munnt ipdter.
20, aueuit 1908.
T. U a . 10 b & 6 o.. Geu .gort.
SD ucDnre iett 6c finite Slai6e bon Sbrem
Re'olheHt mo beiinoe m1 pieI beiicr. Sabe
dliI9ebatl, ben ,Gutbetcr" NJ ar6ralttben ttrin
paiiiri lett gana urbnnesmdBla itno leiset,
obne etblieriet Ganu lebt beiier f1Iafen.
Siebe nibt 70 Gdufa nuf Ser Gpe5iaIin ben
Id tn g'non ccninIiirtc fage mir. ib miiie
inelHen urin ahjlcten 70 lance i'd Ie0te uto
lllImer NIT uiel Stbmer}en SO Hnbm ben Ae.
lolnent iiettA BON gtnang an einen Reiiert.
l1ceblet bon cine Babe ctnnoe nutb ieSer
Wnb3eit. Sf tbreibc btefen 0eribt. nm SUD
iuillen 81 Inffen. ouB sIHes tn Cromluo 1T -
teine S6mcrien nno elm aeunoer 8nfiano ser
NInIe. col Id nod cine g8cIe fortiabreH, ben
Httolnenf 81 nebmcr? so leerc iebt bic glaie
aali obnc Nebiie oes 9atbeier.
SDt anirbtgrr
g. y. SubbeIL
0Gamplnin, Eeng gorf.
6tne 6Iaitbc bon 9dolunbs aeooent ent.
bait mc0r oeS otilpeu Rrin3ipS 6er Meoi3iu,
ais traeno cine nnnere Erdpdraton 3u nrb.
nten in Ibeci6ficl 9Oier ludbreu0 oneere flint.
ODER fedSmdI iTc1r ertoroern. greis 81. 8era
fault bon gpobeGeru uber nit grpreB Bllges
ibdt. bprniSbeda6t ani gmpinng unieres
Bretes.
S0dt al Gr, Rnbuab e 60, Gr. SO.
SnidDette', @de eeonares2rabe, Geu,gorf, ffr
,Nouf OF 2lbpice" COZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-09
WSdnitb III Yremicr,
NOnig GOuarO crthciIt i6m gluoicn;
~ 9inrriB.

Grite SibunG Oe3 ucucu 6ritii6cn
aobinctS am tG. 2(pril 5u 2ou.
0on.- 2lQmd0licGe 9eiierlma ser
Sod(ogc in 2iiio6on. 3mci
Solootcn ptrOcn jcooc6 BORT ac.
tern mni ser StroBc mcuhIin93
crmorOct. - 6rontrejcb ucrpci'
CERT 0ic 2ttSlieiertma Saul $.
Mons. - 2icierlmg rnacnieb-
borcr 2ebcu5nittel iiir itou36ii.
idc SolOotcu. - Ter oeutitc
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-25
WILL NOT RUN FOR SENATE.
Col Dargan Announces His Retire.
ment from the Race.

From News and Courier, March 10.
The News and Courier received
last night the following card from
Col John J. Dargan:
TO the Editor OF the News and Cou-
ricr: I once believed 1 could do some
effective educational work by entering
the campaign for the United States
Senate; but find the labor of build
ing up rural school grows apace and
now has reached the point where it
excludes the possibility of any gooG
service In g. political fl cid. So hoping
for the election Of some man to the
Senate who will be an ardent and
able advocate for the cause Of inter-
national federation and permanent
peace between all nations. and a de-
voted student of South Carolina
history bent on Bringing about a
proper recognition by the nation of
the services rendered our common
country by men like John Laurens
and Christopher Gadsden, gloriius pa
tri"t3. whose fame is uow shamefully
neglected. ask that my name be
stricken from the list Of Senatorial
candidates.
John J. narean.
Stateburg, S. c., March is.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-25
Tilimen Their Spokesman.

The calestial harmony which pre-
walls In Washington was illustrated in
q highly edifying way whci. Senator
Tillman thundcred last in the senate
against the national administration.
or ths 60 Republican senator's, only
one defended the administration from
the ons'aughts O.: the SC nth Caroli-
nian. The others paid close attention
tn Mr.. Tillman. but manifested d no re-
sentmsn. al his attacks upon tn.
president. II the South Carolinian
had beer the spokesman Of the ma
jority the attitude could scarcely
have been less tolerant. not to say less
approving. Mr. T!llman has the cour.
age to say what. II Is intimated, Re-
publican senator's would like to say
bat. for obvious reasons, fear TO say.
The harmony existing between the
South Carolina Democrat and the Re.
publican senators Is one Of the most
extraordinary developments in the
last year OF the present administra-
uol.-Baltimore Sun.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-25
PROGRESSIVE LYNCHBUI,G.
A Growing Town Organizes a Cham.
ber of Commerce.

Lynchburs, March 21.-Pursuant to
notice, the citizens OF this town as
sembled in the X. of p. hall Thursday
evening last for the purpose of Or
ganizing a body to be known as the
Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce, to
promote and further the interests Of
this town and infuse, new life in the
growth Of the town. We need enter
prise to stimulate and awaken us
from our Rip Van Wrinkle sleep, and
this move will no doubt have a whole
some effect, especially so, judging
from the interest manifested the other
night. The meeting was large and
enthusiastic, resulting i'm the election
Of T. y. Griffin as president; Waltor.
j. Mcleod, vice president; board os
directors: G.. w. Friarson, ]. A..
Thomas, j. A. Hickson, j. r Mcneil,
ID. p. Dennis, j. w. Phillips, G.. W..
Stokes and +. f. Timmons, secretary
ana treasurer for board of directors.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-25
KILLS HERSELF AND BABES.
woman Turns III Gas and Die,
ClAptng a Cruciix.

Fall River Mass. March 22.--With
crucifix ciaspcd in her right hand
and with a rosary hanging from her
arm, Mrs. FLORIDA Terien, aged 25
years and her 4-year old daughter,
Mary. and two-month-old boy, Joseph,
were found dead in the kitchen Of
their home early to-day by the wo-
mans husband, Joseph Terien. The
coroner said after an examination
that the woman had killed herself and
the two children with illuminating
gas. Two gas jets and the cocks OF
the gas stove ip the room were turned
on.
According to Mr.. Tarien, he and his
wife, with the children passed las,
evening with friends. returning homa
at l o'clock this morning He went
to led Immediately; taking with him
their daughter, Mary and leaving hi.
wife and the little boy in the kitchen.
Tarien said he was awake ned this
morning by choking sensation and
detected the odor Of gas. His daught
er, Mary was not Mt his side. Going
to the kitchen he foun,l his wife in a
chair, clasping a cruciix. while the
chill lren were wrapped in blankets Iy-
ing at her feet. All three were dead.
Mrs. Tarien has been in good
health, but /, is thought that family
ca'cs had VI balanced her mind.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-25
TOBACCO FARMERS rEkRoRIzED
Many Of Then Are Leaving Kentucky
-Condiiis.ns Getting Worse.

Lexington, KY, March 22-Because
OF warning letters and visits from
night riders many farmers in nearly
all Of the 20 courties in the white.
burly tobacco region are DESTROYING
their tobacco beds, and at the present
time fewer than one-third of the nor
mai number have been started. I'm
mary counties huge signs have been
erected on buildings and in high
places nearby declaring the intention.
OF the farmer not to raise a crop this:
season. Realizing the difficulty OF
making living for their families in
case the decision to raise no tobacco
is adhered to many tenant farmers arc
preparing to move to other states.
while many farm owners have placed.
their property on the market with the
avowed purpose Of leaving Kentucky
The murder Of Farmer Hedges, in
Nicholas county. yesterday, ami the
raids In Woodford AMI other counties
last week have increased the alarm.
In announcing their determination to
go elsewhere the tenants declare that
1t will be impossible to subsast from
the proceeds Of crops Of hemp, wheat
and corn.
In the neighborhoOd nf Mount
Sterling many farmers have received
threatening letters with which were
matches, powder and poison, and
armed guards have been placed at
threatened oints. Conditions through
out the State arc declared TO be worse
now than IL any time since the to-
bacto war began
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-25
CHINESE ARE INDIGNANT.
Monster Meetings He'll I'm Canton
Boycott Declared Against Japanese
Goods by Resolution.

Goods by Resolution.
Canton, March 22.-Thc greatest
Indignation prevails here against the
government for yielding to the Japa-
nese demands in the Tatsu case, it
being conside red that the governments
acton in this matter has brought dis
grace upon this province. The Self-
government society of Canton organ
lied scv eral monster Indignation meet
ings, at which resoluti ms We're ADOPT
ed that the anniversary Of the release
Of the Tatsu be observed as day Of
public mourning. The solutions also
declar I'd boycott asairst Japanese
goods.
Among the speakers was 4 12.year-
old boy wrose defamation against
the Japanese caused the greatest cr-
thusiasm. A great number among
these VINO had assembled thereupon
divestei Themselves Of japanese made
garments, including caps ard hand
kerchiefs and made 4 huge bonfire
OF them. One deal r. in Japanese
gooGs offered to sacrifice his entire
stock.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-25
FRUIT CROP UNINJURED.
Welcome News Given Out hy Director
Bauer.


Columbia. March 23.-Notwith-
standing the fact that snow fell in
North Carolina 20 a depth Of more
than two inches. anil to a smaller
depth In several South Carolina towns,
the lowest temperature recorded In
Columbia during the cold snap which
descended upon the South Friday of
last week was 33. There was q slight
frost here two mornings but nowhere
were there signs OF Ice. -.
In Atlanta the thermometer regis
tered below the freezing point and in
Raleigh, n. c., the lowest recorded
was "a degrees on Saturday. While
many overooats were seen on the
streets Saturday and a few yesterday,
ut no time were they a necessity and
1t may be said that Columbia escaped
the cold wave as compared with sur
rounding cities and towns.
Mr.. j. w. Bauer, director of the
Columbia weather bureau, stated last
night that no real damage had been
done fruit i'm this section as a result
OF this cold spell. He Is Of the Opin-
ion that every little vegetation Of any
Kind in the immediate vicinity of Co
lumbia suffered at all, but Where the
freezing point he considers that rather
than being injured the fruit was bene
fit 3D.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-25
POLITICS ARE PARAMOUNT.
kCOSEVEIT PROGRAMME IN.
CLUDES EXTRA SESSION or
CONGRESS.
Talk or Tariff RevisiOn-Otber Con.
ccssi"ns Will be Rrcon,n,en.ied-
adr"it Move on the Fart Of the Re-
pubItcans to Convince the Voter,
For Another Lease Of Official Life.

washington, March 21.--President
ftoosevet has determined G,, a legis-
lative programme the eria, tment of
which will be urged upon congress
in a special message which he said
tocay will go in next week. Each of
the measures TO he proposed involve,
perplexiag difficulties and each will
nave far reaching effec. on the busi-
ness and economic conditions of tn :
country. The programme is the
pr duct Of important conferences
through which the president has
been put in possession II the views Of
all interests concerned. Likewise the
attitude Of the lea ]ers in both
branches OF congress has been made
known. The programme includes:
A declaration in favor of revision
of tho tariff in special session to be
neld after March 4, 1899.
An amendment to the Sherman an.
fi-trust law so as to make impe rtant
concessions to the combinations Of
both labor and capital.
Limiting the powers of certain
courts in the use Of tho injunction in
labor disputes.
Passing Of an employers liability
hill.
Passage CT the Aldcich finan ancial
bill
The support OF the business and
fine ncial interests of the Middle West
was pledged to the pres.6en, on thi,
programme following an extended
conference held at the White House
last night. A most satisfactory con
fert ncs was held at the presidents Of
fees today with leaders Of the two
houses Of congress. Tre details of
last nights conference were purpose
~ withheld pending the morning con-
ference. At the &C Inclusion {. the lat i.
ter q statement was made p1blic by
Secretary Loeb.