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The Globe-republican., 1908-10-01
Registration Notice.

The registration books for Dodge City
voters are now open Registration for
the November election will close on
October %. Pearl l. Treoilcock,
st City Clerk.
The Globe-republican., 1908-10-01
Special for this One Week

Every Boy buying his Suit this week will b
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26
Recorders Court.

The following is a record Of the
cases disposed Of yesterday:
Chester Wilson. public drunken
ness, IS.
Davis Heriot. public drunkenness.
10 days.
isaiah Joye. Wilson Gates, Wash
Hayne. Jane Wells and Ellerbe Davis,
gambling. Not guilty.
Albert Burgess. public drunkenness.
$40.
James Porter. drunk and disorder
iy. 20 days.
Anthony Major. drunk and disor.
DERBY. IS.
Jim Wilson. drunk and disorderly,
Ss.
Manson Jenkins, permitting dog to
run at large. not guilty.
Aaron Jones. permitting dog to run
at large. -.
Teddie Mcdaniel. drunk and dis
orderly. forfeited IS. 49,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26
Going to Sumter, 8. G.

DR.. sessler. who has been a resi-
dent Of this city for some years as
pastor OF the. Jewish congregation
will leave for Sumter. South Carolina.
in q few days. DR.. sessfer Is one Of
the 1ost learned gentlemen in the
country; he II cultured gentleman.
and every person he has met in VIC
toria 10 his friend. He has been q
welcome guest In the homes Of Vic
torians. To his new home ne carries
the esteem and the respect Of our
citizens. who while resrettins his de-
parture. trust that his lines will be
cast In pleasant places. and that he
may enjoy all the comforts and pleas
ures TO which his good works are en-
titled from q man Of his ability.-vic-
toria, Texas. Fact.
DR.. Sess!er has arrived In the city
and u stopping at Mrs. w. e. Minis
on Washington street.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

Mr.. William L. Aud. formerly with
the Carolina Drug Co.. Of Darlington
has accepted a position with the Du-
Rant Confectionery. where he will he
glad to see his friends.
Mr.. Burdett Booth. of Jacksonville,
Fla, is on visit to relatives In the
city.
Mrs. r. Beckham and little son, Of
Pinewood. are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie L. Brunson, Of
this city,
Mr.. w. p. Newman. Of Elliott, spent
Saturday In town.
Mr.. II. d. Tindal, Of Tindal, was In
the city Saturday.
Mrs. r. b. Mckay. Of Columbia; /;
Mrs. H. 1. Dinkins. Sumter; Mrs. ]. j.
Ragin. Summerton. are spending this
week with their sister, Mrs. M. c.
Bowen. on South Harper street.
raurens Advertiser.
Miss Gaynell Collins, Of this city
left Tuesday morning for weeks stay
at Sullivan's Island.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS.
1hG Democrats Of Sumter County
E. Should Do Their Share.

Thus far the Democrats OF Sumter
county have contributed very little to-
ward the campaign fund Of the Demo-
cratic party. and II Is to be hoped that
they will no longer neglect this duty.
Every Democrat should contribute
something toward the legitimate ex-
penses Of the campaign and unless
there 10 . general response to the call
for financial assistance the campaign
committee will be seriously handicap
cd In the fight that Is being made 20
elect Bryan. II every Democrat will
contribute something there will be no
scarcity Of funds.
The following letter from Rev. vii.
Ham Haynsworth, Of Privateer.
breathes the right spirit and sets. an
example that other loyal Democrats
should follow:
Editor Daily Item: feel that eyary
Democrat ought to help in the CAM
paisn now being waged against the
Republicans by contributing to the
legitimate expenses OF 1t, and so I
send small amount to you to be US
ed In Ahat way.
Yours truly,
VIM. Haynsworth.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26
Card Of Thanks.

Editor Watchman and Southron:
VIII you please express my sincere
thanks to the voters OF the county for
the nice vote given me in the recent
primary. Considering the fact that 1
was totally unknown in some sections
or the county and only partially known
In your city, the vote I received WAS
indeed gratifying and encouraging.
Yours truly.
H. w. Cuttino.
Tindal, s. c.. Aug. 26th. 1905.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26
County Ofhcials Elected.

The returns indicate the election OF
Fraser. Dick and Stubbs to the Legis-
iature' Epperson for Sheriff. Wallace
Tor treasurer. Flowers for Coroner,
cain Tor Superintendent OF Education,
Wilder for Auditor. and. of course,
Parrott for Clerk and Pitts for Super
visor. There will be no second race
for any Of these offices.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

Cansler. Of Mrzah, the perennial
candidate for Railroad Commissioner
spent yesterday in the city circulating
among the voters and soliciting the
support OF the citizens. Cansler's dog
geo persistence may yet win the Of
fee for him, as his vote has Increased
In each election.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Notice has been given by the North
western Railroad Company that the
log train leaving Sumter daily from
the yard OF the Penn Lumber Co.
will not carry passengers after August
ED, except by special permission OBJ
tained from the office Of the presi-
dent or Superintendent Of the North
western Railroad Company.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

The reports received from the yot-
ing precincts In the county indicate
that greater interest than usual was
manifested in the election Tuesday and
the indications are that a aruer vote
Will be polled than for years
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

Supervisor Scale has received let
ter from the Department Of Agricul-
ture informing him that one of the
road building experts Of the Depart
ment had been ordered to this county
to supervise the construction Of sec
tfon Of model road.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

The opening Of a list at the Fifat
National Bank for Campaign contri-
buttons Will simplify the collection Of
funds and make it more convenient
for those who may wish to make con-
tribuaons Now Is the time for DEM
ocrats to chip In,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

Cotton is coming In every day, but
the receipts are not heavy yet. The
slump In price Is great disappoint-
ment to the farmers and the men,
bers Of the Farmers Union and 9TH
ton are disposed to hold as much cot
ton as possible for an advance.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

Mr.. w. d. Crawley,\ proprietor of
the Jackson Hotel, Is having the din
Ing room Of the jackson over-hauled,
and when completed will have one of
the incest Iva the State. After the
first Of September they will be In po-
sition to handle banQuets and sup
pers In the private dining room. which
will be in charge Of Mr.. G. L. Boyte,
who has had considerable experience
In some Of the largest hotels in the
South. Mr.. Crawley IL striving to
give the public the very best service
to be obtained. t'
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26
DEATH.

Mr.. Isaac III. Capell died on Satur-
day at the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
Magic Hodge, Prtvateer township,
after long illness. The deceased was
sixty years old. The fuperal services
were conducted by Hev. william
Haynsworth ON Sunday morning. +
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

Inc tury OF woman has always
oeen painted in strong co,ors, but no
stronger than 1t should be II they are
properly resented wrongs, sometimes
innicted upon them by unserupulous
men.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

The recorder had four negro boys
before him Friday charged with play
ing marbles and thereby obstructing
he sidewalk on West Liberty street.
Two of the boys were half grown and
llarge enough to be at work, while the
Others were little chaps. The arrest
WAS made on complaint of residents
|of the relghborhood who have been
annoyed by the boys congregating on
the street. They were all found
guilty and the two older boys were
G.. luired 10 pay fine Of 81 each,
,.ile the little chaps got off with a
fine Of so cents. There were several
others in the gang. but they took leg
bail and escaped arrest
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

The street taxes collected up to the
18th instant. amounted to $500. the
largest sum ever realized from this
source In one year.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

The outlook for business this fall
Is said to be excellent and all the
merchants have laid in good stocks
OF merchandise to meet the demands
Of their customers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

The Supervisors of Registration are
still In their office in the Court House
every day and are issuing certificates
to those who are qualifed. There are
still a great many who are unregister-
ed. The indifference OF the average
citisen In respect to registration is
inexplicable. but their neglect OF this
plain duty will be brought home to
them some day by the election OF a
Republican congressman or the un-
seating of the Democrat who may be
elected by a narrow majority. .-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

The Democrats Of Sumter county
should contribute toward the cam
paign fund OF the party. Several hun
dred dollars could be raised easily II
every Democrat who Is able to do
20 would contribute one dollar. Many
are able to give much more and
should do so II they really desire the
election Of Bryan.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

Three parties were up before Re-
corder Hurst Monday to contribute
50 each for allowing their dogs on
the streets unmuzzled. Policeman
Williams was one OF the victims.
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ecit iiber 60 ssa6ren

id)on muroe W1rs. @insGotp's Sootb-
ing-SDrnp bon Miaionen BON Wiit-
tern beiln 3obnen Ser 9inoer ange-
penoet. @irIt Oh int S6lafe our6
oas Sdreien eines &inoes geitort,
oas I'M 3abnen lit uno eor S9mer5en
ipeint2 @enn 10, laiie iofort cine
Slaide bon nMrs. @inslop's Sootb-
iftg-Sprup" bolen. Sein 8ert tit
nnbe5oblbnr. @s miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inberltng berfbaf-
fen. @erlaBt eu6 barauf Wtiitter,
es lit fem 3peifeI 6ariiber. IS beilt
9iarrboe, reeuliert ben Wagen nno
oie geiererl beieiti9t 8ino-&oltf, er-
ipeidt oen Gaun1en perbinoert gnt-
siinounq uno itdrft oas gan5e Sp'
item. yNtrs. @inslotp's Sootbing
Sprrp" fir 5dbnenoe 9iaoer lit an.
genebm inn @eIdnad; oas 8e5ept
itanlmt bon einen Ser 5eltelt ipeibli-
den @er5te in Sen Ser. Staaten. gs
iit Bel ollen 9rugeiiten in Der ganaen
@elt al boben. greis 25 Gents per
ssloIde. aouft nidts an6eres als
,Mrs. @inslotp's Sootbina Sprup. :"
@arontiert unter Der 8ooo onb
9rngs s[fte, 80. Sini 1906, Serial
9Sulnrler 1908.
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Die geiamntten grutto-ein-
nobnen Ser teroniihen Giienbabnen
ma6renb Der nit Dem 81. 9e5enlber
enbenoen ie6S 0tonote boben $40
S46,239.04 betrogen uno 1ino I'm
ST ,S34,042 fleiner geipelen ais mdb-
reno oerlelben feds Weonote bes
9Sabres 1906. Die slusgabell betril=
qen $36, t28, ,6t4.64 uno maren Inn
S., ,050, ,74460 GROCER als mabreno
Ser Ie6s @tonate inn Sobr porber.
Gie 9tette-Ginnabmen betrugen So
7t7624.40 geeen $f6,702. .411.96
i'm Sabre 1906.
3pil6en Goplor lrnb Granger
lpuroe Elm meiBer Mom bon Dem
nob 9eoroen gebenoen 3uge ser 90.
6. & g. 9abn iiberfabren uno getos
tet. 9ie furdtbar peritiinunelte 2ei-
DIE puroe ipdter geflnoen, Wfon
meiB nid5t, per Der Maltn mar.
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8eibe ssbpne HOY.
ans @ierifo.

Die u9eutihe 3eitung pon0feyifo"
Lro,h4.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-29

Die u9eutide 3eitune ponWerifo"
idreibt:
slus 9a6ueo: Sim @ege per-
bungert aufgefunoen muroe Elm
S1auipieler, namens Salpaoor
Sborro. Die @elellldaft, Der er an=
geborte, ma6te Dor einiger 3eit
banfrott, uno 10 iab ii6 Der orne
Sellfel zines Cages pbne 8ei6afti-
gune unb @elo. 9a ct borte, ooB
in Suloncingo cine Sboripielertrup=
pc goitierte, beldlob er bort Gngage-
ment 5ll iuden on er ieoo6 feinen
8fenaig @elo belaB, Inn Die 5abrt
oortbin 81 be5ablen, ntacbte er ii6 81
SUB auf Sen @eg. llntermegs iiber=
nanrten i'm Snnger lnno Shma6e,
ltno oa ipeit uno brett meoer Men=
i6en nod @allier 81 ieben lparen,
itarb er an @ege, mo er nieoergeiin-
fen tpar lno mo i'm einige 3eit ipater
8oriibergebenoen funoen.
9l1s @uoDnlas: 9ie Gonpallia
Iopiera Del Bacifico miro fir Die
3eit, mo fib oos anerifanii6e Sc
idpooer in Der 8abia bon Wagba-
lena mlfbalten miro, einen beionoeren
9iertit BON bier oortbin eitri6ten.
3ablreide hieiige &auflente beabfid-
tiger, tpdbrenb Der genannten 3eit
IN Maaoalena 8erfaufsldoen nnD
&ontinen 5n etablieren llno berIpre=
den iih Elm gutes @eihaft, niht
mir nit ser geIabltng Ser meri-
fanilben Sdiffe ionoern audi nit
Dem 8ublifln1, oos iieb offer 8abr-
i6einlidfeit nad oortbin eit1finoen
miro. Die slufunft oes @eldmaoers
in Magoolena lit fir Mitte Mfar8 in
9lusii6t genomlnen. gei oieier @e+
legenbeit miro Wagoalena Den 4a=
rofter eines 3oabafens 3peiter &laiie
erbalten. slu6 ein 8pitonlt miro
bort eingeri6tet peroen. gSie ner=
loltet, baben piele Smoeltreibenoe
bon San 6rmlcisco INN @rlaubris
gebeten mabreno per s(npelenbeit
oes @ei1paoers in Wagoaleno bort
@ei6dfte MAIDEN 5u oiirfen, Das III
men nit eeipiiIen ginidrdufllngen er-
foilbt mer0en miro.
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1tnier arSster gorsms.

Sen Wolfern beg Srients tpiro bltr6
bic MeIieion geIebrt, bab @ai6ungen
nottpenbig iiu6 l1nier 8orang tit. DaB
mir at Die5er @rfen11tt1is feine 2ebre
brall9er. ltnier grDberer @or5ng TT bic
anDere @rferntnis, bnb nl19 bas Snnere
beg aDrpers Der @afbungen beoarf, 1ou
er ni6t eirem friib5eitigen Sooe berfals
len. 11nier gr0bter 8or5ug 1T aber, baB
mir ipenigItens Elm MitteI fir innere
Neinigung babe1, bas obne Sell ben
@dften bes @0rpers bilft, iid) bon ben
giftigen Gbfaafoffen 51 befreien: ct.
Bernaros &rduterpiuen SOUR begetabiliId;
feline f6dbli1en @ineralien. Sn @ppe
thefer an babe1l.
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s(nfloaen poblbeeriiltoet iino, iooaB
leine SuIpenoierung uno galt5li1e
gntloIilrng gere6tfertigt erldeiilt.
= Cine sSrolt Spires, Die Sron
eiles sSarmers aus Ser @egello bon
Baltimore, erntoroete nerIi6 in Ell
nern @o6niinns=@nfoa orei ibrer
ainoer, bradte einen pierten i6mere
Gerlebungeu BEL uno ma6te oann ib-
rem eigenen 2eber ein gnoe Gines
Ser ainoer mari tie in BEN grltnnen
Sen orei onoeren bra6te iie S6uB=
punoen Bel ltr1o Ibnitt ibnen oonn
oltd) nod oie &eble ob.
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geadlbarrdlaft. Qie6lina.

ssrou 6. 9. CHARLES bon Sarbor,
Maine, meint oar1it electric gitters.
gr peroient Ser 2iebling aaertparts
5u iein, oenn er beieitiet iofort OBS
peplie, 2eber ,lnb Nierenleioen, Seer.
poiitat uno S6tpd6e. Seine 8irfung
olf oos 8lut madjt i'm CUR gltten
ssriibiobrsmeoi5in. 9ieier groBe Il-
teratip-Sonif miro lutter @arantie
perfauft BON @oolpb DreiB uno 81.
Go6n & So. SOC.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-29

bes a9t5igiten @eburtstags Solitoi's.
Die Seier ion einen internationolen
aorofter trogel. 9(uh miro mon
Elm @eoenfbu1 peroffentli6en, 6n
Dem berporragenoe S6riftiteller al=
fer 95otionen 9eitrdee liefern iper<
Sen. 6erner lpia man bas @nt
SSSosnoja Toljano, ouf ben1 Solltoi
mobnt, fallfen, INN BORT na6 ieineln
Gooe elm SoIitoi=0alieun ein5urib=
ten. Ser @eburtstog fdlt olf ben
%. 9(ugult.
= sSu &oburg fono bie Srauung
oes Siiriten Seroinono bon 9ulgo-
riell NIT Ser Hrin3eIiin Gleonore bon
&euB=aoeitrit ltatt. Die Sraltang
muroe no6 oem Gitlts Der roniib-
fotbolil6en Stride pol5ogen. Shirt
Seroinono lit 81, ieine 8raut 3S
Sabre alt.
Graiioent 9oroo bon 8erl1
itattete ont Sreitag Iomiral gpons
ouf Dem S6la6ti6iff Connect
cltt" einen Belu6 ab.
- 1900 gaqlli=Snoioner, Wfan-
ner, sSrauen uro ainoer, iino Don
Sonora ltnter rnilitGrtl6er 8eoedung
in @uaoaloiara eingetroffen. Sic
iperoen bon Der 9fegierllng na6 Dem
SItbnlus bon Gebuontepec gebra6t.
Die &eaierung ll6t oae gaqlli-SSn-
oianer oeren tie babbaft lperoen
fam, aus Dem Staate Spnora sll
efttfernen.
Gie fran5oiii6e 0eputirten=
fonlmer bot iib NIT Ser bon Der
@egierllng geplanten @infonamen-
fteuer I'M 8rin5ip einperitanoen err
fldrt.
Gin beflagensipertes llnglid
miro aus @eni6mar i'm &egierlm9sz
be3irf Sranffurt q o.-S. gemeloet.
Se1s 8erioneL oie ans Dem 9orfe
@enihnnar itantmten, iillb III Der
Soer ertrunfen.
Ser greiie Brin5-Hegent 2uit-
polb BON 8aDern lit BEL einer Mus=
fabrt nit fnopper Scot einem llngliif
entgongen. Gin Hao ieiner Gqui=
poae brab, ltno oas @efdbrt itiir5te
auionlmen. Ser Shirt blie6 jeood
tpunoerbarer @eiie gan5 unperlest,
arbeitete ii6 aus Dem @ogen beraus
lrlo ieete ben 8eg 5u SUB, trob ieiner
81 Sabre, in lebbafteiter 8angart
fort.
gu @ors i'm Heeierrnssbe5irf
Oiiiieloorf tit Elm Iusldnoer perbof=
tet morhen luel6er 8ergarbeiter 5ur
sluslpanoerrtng nod Canada anparb.
8ei ser llnteriu6u1g fpuroe oas ge=
iteben eines @ebein1bunoes altfge-
oeft, tpelder in oen areiien Der gere=
arbeiter fir Die slnsmanoerltng agi-
tierte. Gs ipurben piele Sreifarten
fir oie 93eanfabrt nab Salifar ailf=
gefunoen.
4aiier @ilbelm bat Ser eng
liIhen llniperiit6t Srforo, Die i'm
ieiner3eit gum gbrenooftor ernannte,
iein bon 9rof. Sdmerb Ioeben Doll-
enoetes gilo gum @ei6enf getnadt.
9luf Dem IortrGt lit Ser Wonarb inn
Srnat eines @brenooftors Der ltni=
neriitat Srforo oargeftellt
Starfe gegengiiiie iino IN met
ten @egeroen 9euti6lanos nieoerge-
aongen Mnb baben &odmolier I'M 8e-
folge gebabt. Na6ridten bon Sod
ipalier fonlmen aus Dresden, 8oien,
Gai1el uno a1oeren Staoten.
gs perloutet, baB an Den oies-
labrigen olterrei6iid- garii6en9 See
res-Manoperl1 pelbe i'm ungarilden
&onitat Seoenburg itattfinoen ioIen,
mebrere -a1slanbil6e Siiritli6feiten
teilnebnlen iperoen Nabrideinlib
miro ii6 ml6 Ser oeuti6e &aiier ein-
finoen
= 3u Hei6enberg IN 8Obmen lit
cine Diebsbanoe feitgenomunen NOR
Den, fpelbe inn 8emerbe- -Whlleum, IN
&irden uno in 2aoen bon Supelieren
pliinoerte. Die 8eute ipnroe na6
Berlin geibafft, mo- iid angeblid
alh Die Sonpttater befinoen,
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RiIliees HcIz.
Sie Gorb fiir iehs Solar,


9Rit benz Yreis bon Iteben 9ol(ars fir
eine goro S9oI8 lit es au'. 9ie uSnII
gorb g8oob Com a nh" cine
nene @eIellfdaft, beren poI5bof an benz
Sop" eGeleife liegt, bat ben iibertrie<
benei1 BreiIen, Die bisber bon Dem @ooos
Sru5t bered)net ipnrben, ein @nbe ge~
1radbt.
g8ir baben in llnierem Sof llrb auf
ltnlerem 2ar1b $4,000 gnrb erfflaiii9es
BoitsSafsSol5. gSir liefern cine nolle
Gprb 3Dls in einem inter sSnipeftion Der
6tabt 1te6enben 8a9en, Der garattttert
1T. 1928 <bifftb 0allm 5lt entbalten,
fii $500.
FULL cord WOOD COMPANY.
8eibe @bpne 1107.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-19
SPRING WATER FREE
Duchsl Brigade oa nlll Street
 Ysslerdsy.

A spring broke loose on Hill street yesterday morning near the house of William Begg and all day 1t had q steady run of customers. The spring is one of the finest in the north end. and Is situated in the street near the curb. Small boys scooped away the sand and in short time one of the finest wells imaginable was in full operation! When people who are compelled to use city water heard of the new visitor on the street. they spread the news and in a short time the largest bucket brigade ever seen in Waterbury was vending It's way up Hill street with empty pails and back again with them full. The spring baing in the highway pub lie property.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-19
To Wed Miss Haskell.

It is said that the engagement of Samuel Bowles, Jr, and Miss Haskell, daughter of Governor Charles N. Haskell of Oklahoma, is soon to be announced. MT Bowles Is the son of Samuel Bowles, editor of the Spring field Republican, and after being graduated from Harvard university last June went to Oklahoma and en- gagged in newspaper work, where he became acquainted with Governor Haskell and his family. The report of the engagement has neither been affirmed nor denied at the Bowles home in Springfield as yet.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-19
How Maearoni Is Made.

This is how macaroni is made: To very glutinous wheat -four is added a plentiful supply of dried eggs. Mixed with water. this becomes c dough. which is so thickly kneaded as to be difficult to impress with the fingers. Then it is carried to . round press perforated with holes, through which the dough Is pressed by means of a heavy plate worked by a screw. The result is macaroni without holes in the sticks. Pipe macaroni Is made through . similiar press, with the difference that a round piece of metal makes the central hole. As 1t issues in long, snaky ropes from the bottom of the press they are violently famed to pre- vent them from sticking together and are afterward taken out into the open and laid on long bamboo poles to dry. Two or three days exposure in the warm. sunny air of Italy makes the dough pipes hard and brittle and nt ts use for food.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-19
FENNER'S,
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A MANSFIELD FAILURE.
When the Famous Actor Painted of
 Hunger In London.
Telephone 16S-4.

When the Famous Actor Painted Of Hunger In London. Mansfield was taken to the Savage club, where his cleverness was attest ed by the leading entertainers of Lon don. When Corney Grain was taken sick in the spring of 1877, Mansfield was at once recommended as his sub stitute in the German Reed entertain- ments. He was to receive fS week. This was a splendid salary for any young man as salaries went then or as they stand now on the London stage. To Mansfield it was a positive windfall.
 As member of this distinguished little coterie of entertainers Mansfield felt that his fortune was made. His whole interest, attention and hope now centered on April 20. the night of his debut. He was assigned the small role of the beadle in the comedietta Char ity Begins at Home," which opened the evening. After that he was to change to evening dress and hold the stage alone for half an hour after the manner established by Corney Grain. Every shilling he could scrape together went for a wardrobe, linen. boots, era vat, a boutonniere and other ire proachable appurtenances. His friends crowded St Georges hall for his first appearance. It was observed as he uttered the few lines of the beadle that he was excessively nervous. When later in the evening he sat down at the plano and struck preliminary chord he fainted dead away.
 Mfr. Reed relieved him of his position 1t once. In discharging him he said, "You are the most nervous man have ever seen." It was not all nervous ness, however. Mansfield had not eat en for three days. He had fainted from hunger.
 It was many a year before he again worked up to the muniflcence of fS week, but this pathetic incident was later made an asset as employed by him in an attractive little comedy of bis own writing.-Paul Wilstach in Scribner's.