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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31
TRATA De BLANGAS
en- Chicago.
lflecieron a Minnie PetsIsOn en-
Glen dollars.


Mdme Eva, pTopietRria de Little Faris
en u Gale de DssEbon en- ChioDgO, foe
haC8 slgunol dfas IlRmada p0F nm hombrs
que RC0mpD fiRbR una muC hSCha. El hom'
bTe u pregupte:
ia quisTs untsd compEal2 ES j6veu
y vale 500.
Ia muchachs guaRdabs uiIencio, con "a
Csbszs bBjs : uua miFada suplieants On
Rus oaataiio8 ojoB
Nine. Eva, miro IL mdCbacha 6ia.
ments. Era j6vsn, no mss de dies , stiB
diez y ocho amos y evidentements no
Saba NADIA de 10 vids, de vicioB para la
oual el hombFs estahR tTatando de ven,
derIP.
-Vuslva uutsd dsntro do una hora qus
70 10 compare Ia muchRChR-dijo Mae.
Dsspu6s de hsbsr panado una hora, 81
homSTe, aoomps flad0 dc otEo 10 mucha'
cha voIvi6 fasFoD racibidoB en- la pusFta
de Ia casa pOT poliCias de la eataCi6n do 10
calls %. - -.
TOdoB los de Ia paEtids intsEsaGdos en-
Ia v0ntR de IL GHClava blRncN, fueFon
arEeuta dos con Rx epCi6a de Nine. Eva.
De loa hombF0s q qus eatsbRn tTRta ado do
vsndsT ls muChRoha, uno> >tisns 20 ms
% llama GoCFgs Gibbs, y 81 otFO, George
Gill, tiene 10.
Los camtEciantsB de egClavaB tEataron
de engafiBr Rl tanienta EnEight RI dstec'
tive d. ffg, hRCi6ndoIo8 CEeeF que ollo8 sran
dependisnteE, psEO no pudieTon deCir por
quisneB trRbsjATon = "a intsnt0 fracaR6.
La muChRChR que tFataHOn de vendeF
era Minnie Peterson, uns BiRVisnta de IS
afioB de ed8d que OatUvo coIoCada CON una
fBmilis que viva On 10 avsnida de Ash
land.
Ella fu6 llevRda la cRlle dc Harrison.
DsClaER que los hombreB trataban de ven
deEla una vida do psCRdoB que BolA'
ments hRcia p0COl dias que los habfa co
noOidO.
-Yo me eucOntg6 con estos hambFe8
hRcS una BsmRna e1tandO paFRda en- fconts
do una tisnda-dijo Ia muchsChR & la
policfR, me lIevREOn Rl tsatEo y otFaB
nOehss me llevAFOn & paTqueI de diveEaio'
neg. Nuuoa me dijOTon una palabrs que
no dsbieFau, y 70 nuncR BOspsCh6 NADIA
mRlO. lGFsciaB DioB que me escape de
8uB gaFrasI Y la muchSChR se echo
lloEaE.
Los hombrsB fueron llevadog G 10 Corta
y George Gibbs fue GentsnCiado & un Efio
On 10 ''CASa dc correction y George Gill,
50 comp 1sFo, fue muItado con 800 pcr
81 jues municipal N. .woomsr.
Cuando 81 juez lOB ssntsnCi6 ex pras6 81
tisfaCoi6 p0Equo una Icy habiR sido hschP,
que dRba op0Ftunidad para castigSr &
hombRGs y mujsFsS inteTegRdaB On tel
tFO6iO.
-Antsa do habsF RidO hechR esta ley
hubieTR gido impOuibla CaStigar legRIments
& eatoB hombEss-diio el iuGz Newcomer.
Los hombHes daclaFaEon que habfan
venido do Portland, One, hRce una sema'
n0 , eDCOntTaFon & Ia i6vsn en- an teAtEo
do Cinco CentavoB en- Ia CalIe State. Ella
aOept6 la proposition do OntrRr como cGm'
paflsTR 6 IN lugRH do vePano.
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yn bueR puertprTique6O.

Hoy hemoB s8trschgdo la diOBtEs de an
ComTahiOts maEitfsimo, Eesidsnte deBda
haCO laTgOs sfioB en- Ia EepdblieR dOmini'
cana.
Una nueva deEgracia aCascida On aI ho'
gar de 90 digaR famiiiR do MaYagti.z la
musEts dc IN qusEidO hsEmsno -hR in foE
mGdo el visjs del Befor JoI6 MNTia RO'
dEigue8 AEres6n Puerto Rice.
AurqQs lamentAndo pTofandaments csc
deRgr0CiP, nos he Bido do Stro lado muy
0RtisfsotOTio veTle de uusvo On 81 patFiR.
ElRf1r ArEez6n aB an puoltorEiqut Il D
que gozR de B6Iido prestigio en- ls Eepdbli.
ca dominicana, tAnto pOr 90 honEadsS y
laboFioaidad ouRntO pOr 50 no comd1 illus
trsci6a = 30 clara intsligsncis.
El hR defsndido con bEillsnte pluma
deBds Ian Columns dc La EstreIla de BO'
TipqWeo FsviltR con Bu o.fu, rso fun 'ada
en- Puerto PIats, los dsFscho5 de 81 terra
somstids guia nOminOr leo & injuatR gsRvi'
dumbFs polftiCR.
.RsitsFsmoB Ia pFotoBtR do nuastFR mas
diBti0guids conBidsraci6n Al busn amig1, y
que en- 90 voluutRd = en- Bu alma, templR'
daB 81 csIor de gFandeu luchAB, hale leni
two al dol0F que le Vfie.
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EN- LA MANSION EJECUTIVA.
'fueEtO Rico dGbe sonar SiGmpre y
6Star TepTeSentaIO en- todO Con-
gTeso". ..dijO ell gobeTnador.
Ell ST, Post nuSUl GOROGOf nOmb'es Dc pOTsOnls
De bu8nl VOluRtad que quIOrlU representa-
a Puerto Rico on tOda OGl8I6n,

Ests mafanR visits ron al gobernador
les SreB. Juan r. Bai7, jsfs Lutz, Vsrgue
de In ConchG, ManaB, ZimmermRn cBpi'
tan Gambsll.
De IN imporEBnts aBunto tFat6 hoy el
g9beTuRdOT, quien re- extsndi6 en- intsr0'
santaU detRlleB reBpecto del case.
Ffecuentemdnts EGcibe 81 gobsrnador
i4vitaCionOl para que Puerto Rico snvfs
repressntaC los dintintos m6ltipleu
congresses = FeunioneB que para tratar de
irrigAoi6n, taEifaU, mejOER8 de Was de CO.
muniCRCi6n poF mar y terra, impl5l tsCi6n
de nusvoB m6todoG sgslcolag, peDca, etc ,
ETC., Bs llevRn tfsCto en- las pEinCipRles
ciudAde8 dc les nacioneB de America y
Europa , de los que gsnsTalmente ''Hs de-
EivRn grAndeI benefeids para loB paiseS
que ellog ooncuFEGn , puedsn ObteneE ell
banefci0 de Las eugt mar 10 de los a!untoB
tr8tadoB en- tales reuniones.,'
Para el Cougrs8o que 60 celebraEG en-
Richmond, Virgins, en NoViembFs 8 al
II del coEEisnts sfl =, , en- el queue tFata'
RI de mejoraB en- los m6todoB dc los distin'
toB aiatsmaH de pEiaiones; para el cuREtO
congreBo para eBtudiaF asuntog de psBoa
qae "a efsCtuaT6 en- WaBhiugton en- loR dfaa
% ? % de Sstiambrs pr6ximo Gel prime
70 90 sfsctu6 On 1900. el Bsgundo On San
PgtsIBburgo en- 1902 , 81 tsECero en- Viona
On 19O5); = para 81 de iEEigaCi6n On Nue.
vo MGjico, sn SstiGmbrs OCtnbre pr6xi'
mcG, hR Aido inVitadO 0l gobsrnador do IR
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DE SOCIEpAp.

Qrata Vis6tG Les diatiuguidoB sEpoBou
6Rldaf1R BiaHcosChea, hRn F0cibido antea'
yer 10 grRts viaitB dc 90 pEimsEa nifR que
vino Rl muudo con ls mayor falici6Rd.
E8 una hsrmosa CEisturaa Ia que deUsa'
mos una Bend6 de Fl FeB en- "a axiAtencia.
El Rfi:r Eduardo SlIdaf1a 90 un distin'
guido CompatFiOtS = antigua emploado de
Ia MauGi6n Executive.
NueBtra mas exprsaiva GnhoHabuana
los diOtinguidoa ssp0Bos por Ell feliz aucoso,
PsrsONGtes. .-HR Ralido para AguRdil' O
y MRyagusS en- aBuntos de negoCioB, el 90
nor Roinaldo PRnis qua, del alto ComsECio
de sSts plaza.
80 GnCUentP8 en- aAtS Ciudad el WfloE
Antonio Roig, dc HumaCao.
Han Tegressdo & Bu residenCia do Ca
muy los &C 9EoB Roman ? BruBVy, olCaldG
y pTsBidenta> de Rquella municipalidad,
que eRtnvisFon en- San juan en- aauntoa
RdminiAtrativoB.
a 6ailar. III " mucha animRCi6n para
10 EF6ximB jRFana On el OaOino y Be 0gps
70 que nuevas piegsB sean ejecutRdaB en-
ella poF 10 bpenS oTqussts que Rllf act6s.
Para AguGs BUenGs. EefloTeB pro
fssoFeB del Geologic de San Pablo" de-
estS Ciudsd, salem mafRns para Aguas
BusnRa On donds pasaFGn sl TOato del We
Esn0 degcanGando do BuB paBRdaa taFOa.
Buen viSjs , agTGdablsI diRB teDgan en-
IR sim ratics poblaci6n.
SEMPER.
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La CUROSA HISTO-
ria del Dr.. Gomez
Peraza.
Un 6sSCOnOCid0 metieO de campo eS
hoy. segin eli HERALD" ell hOm.
bre mas pr0minente de Vsne-
ZueIa.
DGRuBeI6 Ia 0xIsi0nRll Do ID DI'ga J 10 mItIlTGR
On 10 GaEGO, TO8ultaRdO lhorn cue Osllbl
on 10 GlOrtV.

Puesto en- pEiai6n por d0aCuhFir ls exis'
tenGia de Ia plSg9 en- V0nszuela-dice el
'HeEald"-oB libeEtRdo de la. carCel para
gUE nombrsdO director del hospital deBtina'
do los RtacadoB en- el puerto de Ia GusyEs,
cOntFayendO la peligEoBa eafsrmedRd mien'
tFaB hsr0iCamsnte tEataba de BRIvAT IRE
vidaB de aus paCisnteV, y poF 6.timo, con-
dscoFado con 10 Orden del BaUtu do Boil
var, ol mas alto honor que puede HeE dis
psnBsdo I'm CiudadRno por el pT9Bidente
do VeneEuola. Tai 60 Ia cuFioga hiRtoriR
del DR.. R. Gomez PeFazs, y TODD eHto en-
menoB do tres msHeU.
En- Mario pRsSdo el Dr.. G6mgz era un
dsBConoCid0 m6diCo de CRmpC; hoy sB 81
heEibrs mdB pFominents de VeneEue'a, Ils'
no do hOnoEes por el gobierno = por sl
pueblo.
Solo VsnssuSls, 81 pafs de 10 inegpsrsdo
10 imposible, pusde produciF una hiSto'
ria como eats.
En- MaEEo paBsdo sl DR.. PeEaza a,iuti6
custro caBoB de uua eDfsrmedad desconoci'
de, la que 'tenfs una EGpida y fatal cOnclu'
sion.
Avis6 & lou tficia'eg de la GuayEa , &
EuG amigos, que, en- 50 opini6O, eEOH CsE0B
sEsn de pIsgG bub6nics.
Embellishments fU6 RrFeEtado = vaFioE
m6dicoB faeFon snviRdon & ls Gusyra para
inveatigar loH CaHos de Ia miEtsEioua 81 fsr'
mOdad.
Natura' m0nte, temiendo correE la migma
aueFts del DR.. PeEaza, los m61icca envia'
dos & lR GuRyFa no snCOntraron nj IN ca
90 de plsgU.
EnE nCss fu6 cuando sI Board do Sani'
dad de Ia GuayFa pub,ic6 sI deCEsto dicien'
do que 0l puerto do 10 GuayFR sHtAbR
CompletamsDtS limpio de plaga,
Ests dcCumento fac fiEmRdo por todcB
Io8 c6nBuIea, msnoB un0. Este fu6 si Sr.
Nc fat no solaments NO iFm6 sI decRst0,
sino que pUblic6 muchos aEtfcuIos en- que
dscfs, 81 psligEo que la GusyEa CoEEfa.
Una gemans mas taEde, 10 plggG spare
ci6 con todR 60 fuVis.
Ahora paEecs que lR eDfsFmedRd hR 81
do conquiRtada, 81 menoH en- Ia Guayra,
deBpu6s de tFag msBes de indecibIss tFsbR'
jos poE pREte de aIguuos heEoiCos m6dicou
vonezoIanoG la CabazR de los cuaIeB estG
el DR.. B. G6mtz Peraze.
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iDI6, & fin De que trats do enviaT & ollsu lnU
ComisioneB cOPEs1pondisntsB que On repre-
Bsntaci6n de Puerto Rico tomen pREt9 en
los intsVsuantaH debates que ALI 20 lleVsn &
efscto.
Para Gl De Albuquerque, Mexico, estG
dsgignado 81 Comisi0nRd0 de Puerto Rico
BslioF Tulio LaFEinsgo quisn, de acusRdo
con l6 ley votads poF ls q TINA LsgiBlatu'
70, podB6 haCsE1s RCOmpafiRr de 40 ipgs'
niero ca Caliead de ssCEataEio.
III gobsFnadoP cree que ID cantidad
auTgnads para los gastos de egta visia del
Comisianado de Puerto RiCo son exigd98,
(V6asa Ia adici6n Dc mRnanRl
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Avisamos 4 las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les ser6
enyiado, 81 el aviso que con tai
ObietO remitan, no viene &com-
panado del importe de La suS-
cripci6ns
Esta vale Dor I'm trimestrO
f2.25. Por un semestre $3.50.
For IN a6o $500. PqQo an
heipad
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bi6n el sF. Todd F0GultaEfa en- Oonc0pto de
Mr.. Winthrop. damasisdo viejo, descouo'
cs1cr do lo1 nueUOs naetOdOs : OhapqdO & Ia
espaaOta. para de1emCefiaE 81 cargo de CO.
misionRdo de Puerto Rico en- WaggfDgtoD.
Msjov eB gus 81 81. Todd dee el campo
libFs 81 81. LaFFfu0gO, poEqus "a osts co.
nOOe la juvGntud del joven sx'gobeFnador
J au ERbiduEia On loa NWsvOa mStodOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31
De TEATRO.

Para ms II ana ESbado funCi6n en- honor
& Chueca.
"CADIZ' Y "COCINEROs."
Gran banda de mtuica On eBcenR. DsB'
file de tFopan, dOB bRioBOB OaballoB. 200
peTsonag en- eacena. DaCoFado elegRnte en-
eli tsatre. Rico vsBtuaTio.
A tsatro el B6bsdo 10 de AgostO.
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El pFeaidenta Roosevelt sDt6 deuaoBo de
que "a PSf' tsnga Edn mas foFmidAble en-
cuRdEn de Ia que tisnP. El eDtad1stR NOR
teamsEicnnO pREscs OEvidsrIs do que, Hs,
g6u un fil6gcfo, soto oGn mOmentO puede ts'
nerSo sJ pie sobrs eJ eusTEO del vspaei1O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31
PROPAGANDA De la SANSEvERIA.
ROlOGItn Ee los afarOS que 90
SlR Jula hlR tornado aGeIonOs

Rafael Fabian, accionag; Pedro Gius'
il, Pedro ArsuagR, 1, Gonzales Padin
Hnog. 1 Fl Balm 1. 8. RAmibas y OR. l.,
FidGl GaillePmety /, B0Rmudaz HnoP. 1,
FEitz0 Lundt , Ca 1, HsFnais TaTgR Co.
1, Luis ToFo /, Pauline Pumarada 1, A.
ViC0nts 1, Gsndfa stnbbs Ca. 1, Mendio
zabGl y CO. 1. Total 18.
III BeAOr Agontini, con Is Got;vidad que
10 caraCtsrizR ligus adslauts en- 30 pro-
ysCtO.
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I'll gabIrnador Post hizo un acsEtRdo
nOmbEAmianto 81 deIguaE 81 julz Soto Ma
ID para IL cOIts de AguRdi!lR. Soto NuIa
eB I'M buen pueEtorTiqutfio que guRFdR 81
lenoio hoy ? Cumpls Bun debsrss dc m0giS'
tPRdO,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31
ULTIMA HORA.

Son vsFdaderamsnts aIaEmantss IaB no.
ticias que circular CON FeSpeoto Las con-
BsCusuCiag que pusds aCaTFeaF una guerra
entire HolRnds , VsnsEuOIa. Indudsbl6'
mOnto eI tismpo de Iog quijotsB - paB6 =
Gun no eltGn ConvsnCidos de que con IGs
grandoI hatsEfAs ds CamaB que tiens "EI
Cislo" Bs vG CualquiOF paTts
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JUAN BRAScHI.
Director Inferno,

La domination y 81 acapaEamisntO de
podsT, Oh en- Los puebloB Ii formR visible
del sgpiritu de aGpsCulRci6u. Esto fee di'
Cho por aIguien , "LG Correspondence"
10 reptile.
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Ell ufior Emilio Alfsro Diaz de IlH.
noiB, pids que le snvfsn loB infoEmsa ,
pTogTamRB para axkmsnes de faTmRc@ati'
cor m&dicoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31

AV1SOs-Oa1uRmO1 YsR p0R 0ItR8 OIL
cinaa u noil0E joss OtaEo Molondez, Cans.
EBI Comimion MaEChant ManufactursR,
Agent paEO notifcaEIs an alunto que %.
intCEom.
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Ia prouua do los EltRdon Unidon no ha
dicho en- estes 6ltimou tismpOB una Dsla'
bra, RCsrca dc u el sx gobsFnadoF Win
thEop, en- lA for do Bu juvsntudly con ID al'
tfHimR CspacidAd que le ha dado 81 Conoci'
miento de los nWeVO8 mttOdOS, hR jugado
en- WsIhiOgtOn GlgunR otEG partida de
l0qVR tennis.
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detales
d
sguiens verfo6 Morovia Rico, 1908
(signed) F. Juld-COletOr
Aprobad s. D. GrOmer-TrasursI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31
A. VELEZ ALVARADO.

COmOnista ezpOradOr-Agente de
fabrCantes americanos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO Rico.
sUBASTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs

En- Coturfa Rentas Intnas de MOv dia 18 AgOtO
fuerOn embargads haber
dedO cnbuGn vencdas Ley Rem
tas IntAnaa
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eEib n9ebs Ia agEcutDIa sscPa
sS facus
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31
SUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIENES INMUEBLEs.

especvOs expedientea
del valor vendida, que de
sguentes que
(Signed) A Laugin-COlecor.
Aprobado: s D Gromer Treasurer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-31

la pEimoEa eIcueIR normal ha sido fan
dada en- LareB BuenR notiCiR para los hi
jos de Ia mont ma. A los patriotRB de ella
sFEiba, IAluds "LR OOEreBpOndsuciA" en-
s0e buen die dc sdslRntO y progEeBo. Una
elCuelR para enutfRr los pusEtorEiqus'
nos. Para snHtfAr Los nifioB entire otraB
muchAS CoIAB, como deb1n amar 20 pAtriA
reBpetREaa & 81 milmcE.
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En- los momSntOa en- qua si partido re-
pUblicanO inaulAE, en- 81 mayor deDConCieE
to, 20 diggrFgS , 30 deSbands, las dnioGB
m0nifsBtaOiOnGs poIfGioRB sUpFsli6n de
GsntimientoB y dc idsaD que Degan San
Juan deldS ID isis, son faliCit0ciOnsB al
doctor BaIboHR pOr habsF gido EseloCtO en-
Ia cargo dc COnGejsrC. lQu6 COUa tan sim
guar y GXpTsSiVR esq, vsEdRd!
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-05-21
Medal Contest.

The silver medal contest given by the
Loyal Temperance Legion, branch OF
the local W. C. T. u, in the auditorium
of the Carlisle Fitting School last Mon
day evening was a great success. A
good crowd was present, and the re-
ceipts were very satisfactory. The fol-
lowing program was rendered:
Prayer-Prof. J. c. Guilds.
Welcome Song-Loyal Temperance
Legion. ;,
Reading-stAnd Little Child Shall
Lead Them"-Miss Annie Laurie Rice.
Reading -s'The Curse of Strong
Drink Joseph Murray.
Instrumental Solo-''Rondo'' Men
delssohn Flossie Murdaugh.
Reading Rum Mania" Miss Ma
mie Gee Jennings.
Reading-"In the Kegs"-Mr., G. H.
Hodges.
Greeting"-Miss Louise Sheridan.
Reading ga Terrible Charge"-M Miss
Pearl Dek.
Song-tNever Drink Whiskey or
Brandy-Loyal Temperance Legion.
Miss Pearl Delk was the winner of
the silver medal. The judges Of the
contest were: DR.. V. w. Brabham, w.
P. Murphy, and Henri II. Copeland.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-05-21
SUICIDE IN ANDERSON.
w. M. Dyar, of Fork Township, Blows
Out his Brains.

ANDERSON, May 15.-W. NJ. Dyar,
a white man living in Fork township,
this county, committed suicide by
shooting himself in the head with a
shotgun. He literally blew the top
of his head off, his brains being scat
tered over the ground for consider
able area.
So far as can be learned there was
no cause for his rash act. j. j. Crom-
er, on whose place the suicide oc-
Cured, says that Dyar was subject to
despondent spells and that he had
talked several times during the past
year of killing himself. He left his
home just before the tragedy, telling
his wife that he was going to see his
brother-in-law, a mile or so away.
He carried his gun with him, and in
stead of calling on his relative he
went to a field near his home and tlr-
ed the fatal shot.
: Magistrate FAINT held an inquest
and returned a verdict that the de-
ceased came to his death from self
inflicted wounds. The deceased was
about 45 years of age and was quiet,
hard-working man.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-05-21
Fine Racers Here.

Mr.. L. w. Werner, of Seneca, S. c.,
veteran horse trainer and driver, who
has been called the sLord Chesterfield
of the track, is now in the city with a
string of horses which he is training at
the race track of Jones Bros. They
have lot of very fast horses, which are
owned by parties in different sections
of the State, and Jones Bros. have four
horses which are being handled by Mr..
Werner. These horses will be put In
condition here during the next three
months and raced at the different tracks
this fall and winter. The animals now
in the stables at the track are:
Sorrel gelding, green trotter. high
bred and very fast; owned by w. M.
Thompson, Greers, S. C.
Sorrel mare, green PAGER, very prom
ising; ]. T. Willard, Spartanburg, S. c..
Bay gelding, PAGER; J. S. Haynes,
Roebuck, S. c.
Bay gelding, green trotter; D. H..
Counts, Laurens, S. G..
Ben Hur, black gelding, record 2.291,
L. w. Werner, Seneca, S. G..
The following horses are owned by
Jones Br0tnerS:
Bad News, bay gelding, record 2:OS4:
Jeff McGregor, sorrell stallion, record
2.164.
Queen B., brown mare, record 2.113.
Lillian c., green trotter.
Mr.. Werner is an experienced trainer
of many years in the business of hand
ling racers, and those having horses
which are promising should give them a
try out in his hands. The weather is
good, the track is in fine condition, and
he is well equipped. ;,
AS special favor Jones Bros. ask
that automobiles and buggies will keep
off the track, as it is now closed to the
public, and will be closed for the next
three months, when the training OF
horses is going on. After that time the
track will again be open to their friends.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-05-21
Letter to S. W. Johnson, Bambers, S. c.

Dear Sir: Some people get disappoint-
ed in painting; it doesn't come-out as
thev thought it would.
CB Edwards, of Edwards & Brough-
ton, printers, Raleigh, N c, painted his
house Devoe three years ago; he had
used 80 gallons paste paint before and
bought 80 gallons Devoe. Had 16 left.
Paste paint is thick-with-white-
wash.
Florida, says: My painter said it would
take IS gallons to paint my house; 1t
took 20 gallons Devoe, His house is the
best paint job in town; and he says De-
voc is the whitest white Of all paints
Jones & Rodgers bought 5 gallons
Devoe to prime Mr.. Pratt's house at
Merkel, Texas. It painted two coats:
The reason for nobody guessing little
enough Devoe is: they learned In a bad
school: other paints.
Yours truly
12 F. w. DEVOE & co.,
New York.
P.S. J. A. Hunter sells our paint.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-05-21
NINE CHILDREN BITTEN.
Something Like This May Soon Hap
pen i'm Bamberg.

Greenville, May 15.-Nine chill
dren and a negro nurse were bitten
by Collie puppy here yesterday,
and fearing that the animal was suf-
fering with rabies, the attending
physician directed that the dog be
killed and the head sent to the Pas
teur Institute in Atlanta for care
full examination. The dog was un'
doubtedly sufferings with some dis.
ease. One of the physicians said
it might be acute indigestion. The
parents of the children are naturally
very much disturbed and the result
of the examination of the dogs head
is awaited anxiously. Several weeks
ago another child was bitten and as
a result of the examination the Of
Tending dog was declared rabid
The child was treated at the Pasteur
Institute and no i'll effects have ap-
peared.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-05-21
Clemson College.

We received last week an invita-
ton to attend the twelfth annual
commencement of Clemson College,
to be held June 7th to 9th. The
baccalaureate sermon is to be preach
ed by Carter Helm Jones, D. D., and
the address to the graduating class
will be delivered by William M.
Thornton, LII. D. The senior class
speakers are W. o. Pratt, T. G. Hey
ward, and F. J. Crider.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-05-21

The city of Orangeburg is taking
action against dogs running at large
on the streets. Severar mad dogs
have been killed there recently and
a petition is being circulated among
the citizens asking that city coun-
Gil pass an ordinance requiring all
dogs which run at large to be muz-
lied, When is Bamberg going to
take action on the dog question?
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-05-21
A LITTLE DRAGGING.

/ When The Herald gets straight
ened out in it's new quarters we Will
have as fine building for news
paper Office as there is in the State,
and our equipment will be second to
none. Our linotype machine is the
( latest model, and we have bought a
full equipment for doing all kinds
Of book work, etc. Our extra sup
plies for the machine cost several
hundred dollars. The machine is
operated by an individual motor, and
our two job presses also have indi-
vidual motors In fact every ma
chine in the house which requires
power will be- operated by motor
attached.
We now have three motors, and
In short time we will install a
motor for the cylinder press on
which TIE Herald is printed. We
have had some trouble to get this
{ motor built, but we have about con-
cluded the deal. At present we are
printing the newspaper in our old
building, in order that we may use
our gasoline engine to drive the
press. Our friends are cordially in
vited' to come in any night and see
our new machines at work. We are
not quite straight, but they will be
welcome.
In a short time we will make The
s Herald eight pages permanently, apd
/, if our advertisers will come across
with the proper patronage. we will
print twice a week. However, that
is a matter. for the future, but we
have the equipment to get out a
daily il necessary.
Now, all this cost money, and we
want and need patronage. Our
equipment, to say nothing of the
! building, is an investment of $4,000
or more, and it is fine advertise
Iment for town the size of Bamberg
to have such newspaper Office. You
may rest assured that we will soon
get out newspaper in keeping with
the equipment. Frankly, our patron
age up to date has not warranted the
outlay, but we take pride in our
!. calling and wanted the best. Our
people should give us everything in
the way of job work and advertising
Nthat they have done. We need it,
and no matter whether you like us
personally or not it is fact that
7. this newspaper is advancing che b,st
interests of every merchant, business
man, and property owner in Bam5erg.
SO it is not only helping The Herald,
but you are helping yourself when
you give us your business. Bambere
is small county, and consequently
the field is limited, so it is good
business policy for all our citizens
to support their newspaper. We
might say that this is the smallest
town in the State where a linotype
has been installed and only few
weekly newspapers have bought a
machine of this kind. We shall
have more to say on this subject later