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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-06-26
BLUE ROCK .

Nj i N eral = pring =
(CaIcic, Sodic, and Lithic Bicar-
donated Saline Water.)
recent analysis of the water Of this
Mineral Spring by DR.. Boyden Minis,
Ph. G. of Columbia. 5. G.. shows 1t to
be equal to the best Mineral Water
used by the American people today.
This water has been given away for
more than sixty days since the present
owners came into possession and has
been thoroughly tested by the public,
and pronounced superior to any in the
State. Now on sale at the STAR
DRUG STORE.
To any one not yet having tried this
water, we will furnish the same free
upon application, until a thorough test
has been given 1t.
BLUE ROCK MINERAL
SPRINGS CO.,
D. L, Shieder, r. e. Heath and Mar
ion 3. Jennings, Proprietors.
- We will show the analysis of this
water to any one. any where. at any
time. No secret about it. We are not
afraid to show 1t.
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THE PALACETHE
TO MEMBERS OF co. "L."

To MLMb6nS OE %. Il.
~ HE 2nd Quarterly Muster will be
L held i'm the Armory on TUESDAY,
JUNE 80. at o'clock p. m. This mus
ter is as important as the Annual In
spection as far as attendance is con-
cerned. The new equipments will be
issued to those expecting TO go on en-
campment. Don't forget to bring In all
government property, such as Uni
forms, Hats, etc, as all property must
be left in the ArmOry.
JNO. r. DICKSON,
Cm'd'g Co. o..
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- Send the Enquirer your orders for
Commercial Printing it you want the
best work.
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS
YORK FURNITURE CO.
Building Materials

If you intend to do any building or
repairing, we will be pleased to nave
you remember us for all kinds of Rough
ing, Ceiling. Misunderstanding, Franz
ing, Siding, Shingles, Laths. etc. and
also for Lime, Cement and Brick, as
well as the Paints. Oils and Varnishes
that you will need-we sell the cele,
brated Devoe Paint-lasts longer and
goes further We also carry a full
line of Building Hardware, including
everything needful in Hardware.
Now is a good time to place your
orders with us for made-to- measure
Fly Screens for windows and doors
they fit.
Let us make Lawn Swing for your
lawn. If you have any small jobs OF
repairing, just phone US. Well do the
rest.
J. j. KELLER & co.
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OBITUARY..

DIED-In Yorkville this morning at
IL O'clock, Lovick p. Roddey, infant
son of Mrs. L. P. Roddey of Lancas-
ter, aged fifteen months.
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FOR MAGISTRATE
YORK TO-

YORK TOWNSHIP.
T HEREBY announce myself as q
l. candidate for recommendation for
|reappointment as MAGISTRATE for
York township, subject to the choice
Of the Democratic voters.
&c. Conner.
81 te
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AT THE BRATToN FARM.
WE have q number Of Guernsey
w Cows and Heifers that we will
sell.
Pure cream at 25 cents a quart, al
the farm at all times, or delivered on
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Pigs for Sale-$2.50 and $5 each.
]. MEEK BURNS, Manager.
Jan. Is TT ~
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J. j. KELLER & co.
CLOTHES CLEANING.

T AM prepared to clean gentlemen
l. clothes and ladies' skirts In thor-
oughly satisfactory manner, at rea-
sonable prices. Work may be sent d.
rect to my home or left at w. e. Fer
guson's store
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CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEP-
HERD.
Rev. ]. o. Babin. Rector.
Sunday Services-Sunday school at
10. a. m. Morning service at IL O'Clock.
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TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev Henry ]. Cauthen, Pastor.
Sunday Services-Morning service
at IL O'clock Sunday school at 5 p. m.
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AT THE CHURCHES.

BAPTIST.
Rev. l. G. Murray, Pastor.
Sunday Services-Sunday school at
10 a. m. Morning service at IL o'clock.
Subject of sermon: Baptism of Jesus.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
GIFTS TO PEABODY
Unique Additions to Yale Collection of
 Antiquities.

Tho anthropologlca department or Peabody museum has recently receiv- ed two gifts from graduates whicl form valuable additions to the nu- scum collections From Henry B. Loomia, '75, at present with Morgan, Harpis & Co. Paris, France has been received an Egyptian gilded figure In the form of bird with extended en- circing wings, supposed to represent a Ra. ar soul of the deceased, revisit ing the mummy. The figure was se- cured hy Mir boomis on q recent trip to Egypt, and dates probably from the c;raeco- Roman period of Egyptian his tory Dr. William ]. T.amson 9S, of Summit, N. l.. has presented meta te, or milling stone. from the province of Chlripui, republic of Panama. This specimen forms an important addition to tho museum's unique collection from that province, already the most complete in existence.
 An offer of African wild animal specimens for stuff'ng, preservation and exhibition, to he obtained on a private hunting expedition in Africa, during the coming year, has come to the museum, but will probably have to be refused because of the lack of any staff in the geological department to receive and pre- pare the skins and because nf lack of funds to provide for tho expenses of a tayidermist to | tho nynp6itiOn
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
COLE C0NSERvAT0R
Under S25. .O00 Bond in Estate of Mor-
 ris Hemingway.

At a session in chambers In the oro- bate court Judge F. r. Cole of Water Lury has been appointed conservator over the estate of Morris Hemingway of that city Morris Hemingway Is a well known Ash and oyster merchant of Waterbury where he has conducted for many years large Ash market under tho name of the Narragsnsett market. He was engaged in both the wholesale and retail business The deaths of MT. Hemingways wife and a daughter which happened within the last two weeks resulted in the breaking of Mir. HemingwaX's own health and as he ls man 63 years of age he was advised to come to the shore and rest. He Ia now living in West Haven His son applied in the probate court for the ap- rointment of conservator over the estate of his sather The application was made through Attorney William Wright of West Haven
 After the hearing of the facts In tho case Judge Studley granted the appli- cation Judge Cole is conservator under q bond of S25, 900 The estate Is consid- cred to be worth between s50.000 and s60,000
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
President of Yale, at Albany, Blames Unions for Positive Deterioration in Last
 Thirty Years,
DIFFERENT IN GERMANY
Careless Training and Habits of Amer lean Workingman Contras,cd With Spirit of Kaiser's
 People.

Albany, N. r., Dec. 9-American la hor has deteriorated in efficiency In the last 30 years. declared President Arthur T, Hadley, of Yale university. in an address tonight before tho Presbyterian Union of Albany, on Some Educationa Lessons from Ger many He attributed this condition among other things, to careless tra'n- Ing and habits of workingmen and the restraint placed upon them by unions.
 The efficiency of labor in Germany. In President Hadley's opinion, had steadily increased, owing to thorough technical training and better spirit among 'he workmen.
 President Hadley said that the tend ency of education In America Is utili- tartan. while in Germany education is looked upon more as public ad- vantage "The educational systems in the two countries. said he. "are more nearly similar than in the case of any two countries in the civilized world
 President Hadley spoke highly of the military system In Germany and urged Americans to welcome any change which would make possible q moro extensive military training in this country.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
RE-RAISING THE YANKEE
Two Rarges to Re Sunk Alongside and
 Ihcn Pumped Free of Water.

New Bedford, Mass Dec. 9,-Two whalehack coal barges will he used as pontoons in the floating of the United States cruiser Yankee, which now lies sunk east of Dunpling light about five miles south of this city, These barges are now at this port and when dis. charged of their coal cargoes will be lowed to the Yankee. There, one on either side or the cruiser, they will be nlled with water and sunk 10 as great depth as possible They will then he chained 10 the cruiser, after which they will he pumped free of water
 Thus frightened, they will have 3 tre- mendous lifting power, and 1t ls ex- pected, will rals" inc Yankee a few feet to permit the pumping out of some of the compartments, when the air com- pressors can he set in operation again.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
CASH REGISTER
 THIEVES TAKEN Five Young Men Are Arrested Early This Morning for West Haven Station
 Theft, MIDNIGHT DETECTIVE WORK Machine Recovered in Room of Two of the Men In Meadow Street..
 Missing More Than
 Month.
CHIT DETECTIVE WORK

After a couple of hours midnight detective work of Detectives McAvoy and Dunlap landed in police headouar- ters five young men early this morning, all of whom were charged vita theft The first two brought in were Richard Connors who gave his address as l55 Meadow street and Sherwood Dean Preston, who gave his address as 32i Humphrey street, but whose room acc cording to the detectives is at l5i Meadow street whore he and Connors were found last night Late, Tulius Gridgzusly. Jay l., Barrett, who has just finished term of one year in jail on burglary charge and James Greg ory were brought in and added to the li-t
 The whole Ave arc charged Ntth con- uection with tho theft of a National caah register belonging to taa New York, New Haven and Hartford Rau- road company which was stolen from West Haven about a month 1eo The register Is valued at ahout sioo IL was found carly this morning hv the detectives In the room at t65 Noa low street which they claim Is rrestou's room The bows took off inc ilcnIn- cation numbers of the cash register and were trying to sell it Preston ia held because tho register vls found in his room, Connors is held he enauea it was with his knovledE, acclrdio. tr tho charge that lt was brought to tho room to he socrnfod Gregnry ia said to have heon tho agent in ho attempt to sell ii and the other .w1 arc held az the young men who stole rt and brought i from West Haven to this city in a whnelbarrow
 The West Haven station from wH'cn the register was stolen has 6Smcd in a large number of thoftS and burgla. ries Not long ago the station mastc', R Y, Voshureh was held up and almost murdered in m attempt on tho station
 Tho five young men are each he'd ir bonds of si 000
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
FIRST SH0PLIFTER CAUGHT
Wallingford Woman Taken by Daley
 at Gamblc's.

The first shopllfting arrest of the Christmas season was made yesterday afternoon in the Gamble Desmond company stores when Detective Daley placed under arrest woman from Walllngford who gave the name of Mrs Louisa Miranda, Daley first grew suspicious of the woman in Nal ley's but he did not sec anything that would make 2 case there so he follow cd her Into the Gamble store There she was arrested charged with taking q handsome back comb selling for s5 and hair pin valued at sl50. She also had a small knit childs jacket which was what the detective reported he saw her take Mrs. Muranda was re- leased on bail of BOO which was fur nished late last night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
BLAMES MISSING BROTHER
\, W. Baiicy Says Refugee In Hon
 duras Is Inc Guilty One.

New York Dec. 9 Placing all the blame for the trip of the steamer Goldshoro to Honduras last spring on the shoulders of his brother Francis c. Bailey, who was not caught when the vessel was seized and Is still in Central America, Albert w. Bailey tcs- tihed In his own defense in tho Crimi- nal branch of the supreme court toe day on tho charge of larceny arising ont of that luckless expedition He said his brother was president of the Export Shipping company, in the name of which tho goods were ob- tainod with which tho Goldsboro was loaded, and that hc was merely an employc He declared ho was not aware of tho alleged criminallty of the transactions eliminating in the trip until after landing in Honduras
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
A MARRIAGE HITCH
Louis C. Miner Goes to Bridge. port and Minister Refuses
 Because He's Divorced,
DEWITT GOES TO RESCUE
Clerk in Probate Court Ties Knot and Sends Couple on on Second
 Matrimonial Venture.
,spcc,ar to the Iourrn,-ccur,cr1

Bridgeport, Dec 2. Louis c Miner of New Haven, came here to-day and had strenuous time getting married because hc was a diyorcen. Miner is manufacturing chemist and presi dent of the New Era Lustre company, Miss Emma Sheppard, Mho is also divorced from a former spouse, was the bride be and when the two went to the Rev. Gerald H. Beard of the Park Street Congregational church the pastor refused 10 marry them on hearing that Miner had been tho defendant in tho divorce suit
 The couple had already procured 2 license in city hall from the town clerks office and upon Rev Mir Boards refusal to orfciate they re- turned there for advice William N. Dewitt clerk of the probate court in his capacity of justice of tho peace, came to their rescue and tho knot vas quickly tied
 Mir and Mrs Miner left for a short wedding ionrne, after which they will reside in New Ilaven NIr Miners home in New Haven Is at 37i Edge wood avenue,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
INSTANT DEATH ON R, R. TRACKS Mother and Her Child Killed on Bridge at North Haven Struck by Express
 Train. DOUBLE TRACKS CONFUSED
 ---=------- Child ncCapitatcd and Mother Thrown In Ditch---Woman Was Wife of Employc in the Stiles
 BrickNard.
DOUBLE TRACKS CONFUSED
tsrcc,o, ,o tho .yournn,-coun.r.,


 North Haven Dec, 9 While walking across the Qunnipac river bridge to- day on her way to see a friend who lived in state street Mrs. Bossano Raya, whose rnabreyiated Italian name is Mactario, was struck by the express from Springfield which passes here at iii D m, and was instantly killed Her slx-yoar-od daughter, Marie whom she was leading Inv the hand was decapitat- ed and the child's head was 'essed for a long distance down the tracks. Mrs Mactario's body was thrown into a ditch at the side of inc bridge fifteen feet below and rolled to the waters edge,
 MT Mactarlo Is employed at the stiles brick yards where with his wife and child he lived near the end of the bridge al tho north, Mrs Mactario and hor daughter started down the southbound track early this afternoon and were nearly across tho bridge when the train was heard approaching from the rear. Mrs Mactario quckenerl her steps and thought undoubtedly that sho would reach the end of the bridge in time, as the southhouud bridge Is con- nected by tles with tracks going north and lt would have heop possible for the woman to lead the child across tho tics to safety and wait for the train to pass lt ls possible that Mrs Macta- rio thought in tho excitement that the train was on tho other track and that she was safe An emnloye of tho stiles Brick company was coming up the track and cried out to Mrs Mactario to step across tho ties, hut before she had turned the express was upon her and she and her child had met death instantly
 Tho train struck tho woman with tor rife force and tho air brake was torn off in the impact The train was stop. pod Immediately, but nothing could hr done, and In few minutes the express proceeded to New Haven where tho ac. cident was reported Dr Goodyear the North Haven medical examiner vas called and the woman's husband who was at wnrl, rr0n Iotnl5ef noun tain was sent for hy his employers Tht arty with whom he was could not hi found until late in the afternoon ant t was noarly o'clock before Mir Mac. tarlo could arrive at the scene of thr accident By that time br Goodyoa, had given orders for the removal of the bodies to tho Mactario homo where thr funeral will probably he held Friday
 Tho Mactarin family had been living 1 here for several months but lt is sa( that this afternoon was tho first tim, | that Mrs Mactario ever tried to cros' the bridge Tho only other way to cc to her destination would he to eros. | hy q road bridge over half mile away
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
MORE CRAFT IN BOSTON
President of Common Council Ap- proves Bill He Know Was False.

Boston, Dee. "A report in whlcl, f is stated that from evidence re- ceived fl appears that President Leo r Mcculloueh of the Boston common council approved bill upon the city for S900, which ho knew to he false. and that the city paid this amount and received nothing in return, was sent late to-day to Mayor Hubbard, the common council and district at toruoy's office by the finance commis sion which is investigating tho flnanc- es of the city,
 Mccullough testified before the commission that he bought the book. from Cassidy, the city paving s20o of the purchase price Cassidy testified that he never made such a sale. but that at McCullongh's request he mad a out bill for s20o for books, which Mccullough approved, and that the city auditor paid him thIs amount.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
RUSTIN JURY LOCKED UP
Unable to Reach Verdict Up tn Mid
 night Last Night.

omaha, Nob Dee 9 Tho case of charles Edward Davis charged with inc murder or Dr Frederick r Rustn vas given to the jury at 5 o'clock this afternoon. following lengthy lnsruc- tions hy he court Davis was at once placed ln tho custody of inc sheriff to remain under guard until tho jury ro. turns n verdict The entire day was spent by William F Gurley, thief counac for Davis and by state Arror- rcy English n summing up the cage. The jury was unable 10 roach verdict up to midnish, and was taken to their hotel for thc night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
CARNEGIE SUBP0ENAED
Must Appear To-day Before TariT
 Committee In Washington.

Washington. Dec 9--Andrew Car negie was subpoenaed tonight to ap- pear tomorrow before the house ways and means committee to testify in the tariff revision hearings being conduct. cd hy the committee.
 The future sessions of the commit lee will he very interesting, for sever al persons of prominence arc to be called 10 testify If these witnesses refuse to respond to subpoenaes they will probably he cited before the court for contempt
 Andrew Carnegie called at the White house to-day and had half an hours conference with the president He refused to discuss ais mission be- rond observing; The president al- ways Is interesting.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
RAGE AT TWO O'CLOCK
| ,45a Miles md Nine laps nt End of
 7fth Hour in SiX-Day Grind.

New York, Dec. 1o.-rhe score in the six-day bicycle race at o'clock this morning, the close of the nth hour, was as follows:
 Rutt-E'tol Mcfarland Moran, Hll- Demara. 1,455 miles laps, Walthour- Root, Pslmcr-Nalkor, 1l55 miles & laps; Collins AUttcn lI55 miles laps; Calvin Wiley, 1,A55 miles aps, Davonoritch-D h-Drohach 1,a55 miles { laps; Anderson -Vanoni t45t miles laps Lafrurcade, 1,i27 miles laps.
 Tho former record was l,4S5 miles and one lap, made by Miller anI Waller in 1S99
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
GUS MAYER INJURED
Falls Getting on Moving Train at Re'-
 road Station.

Jumping off the express from Bos- ton duo here at 6;l5, last nigh', Augustine F, Maher. formerly city edi- tor of local paper and now of Ros ton paper, was thrown with grea. force on the station platform and was severely bruised llo attempted tN got off tho train. it is stated, a hun dred feet above the usual stoppin {; place and when he jumped ho was thrown on his face. He was take1 tl tht Now Haven hospital whore it was said that his injuries are not serious. lia fact was badly cut and some of his teeth were knocked out Hs was able to leave the hospital later.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
MISS ADAMS IN STADIUM
Harvard Corporation Turns Athletic
 Field Into Playhouse.

Cambridge Mass, Dec. 9 Tho Har- yard corporation tonight granted per mission to Mi1de Adams and company tl use the Harvard stadium on June 2t and June % next year for two produC- tons of Schilcrs Die ,Innsfrau Non orleans" The plays will he given for the benefit of the Harvard Germanic Museum association.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
REV. D. J. MrNRn AT coNrNR.

Boston Dee. 9-rhc Baptist confer cnro placed itself on record. to-day, as fayorinG a closer federation of the churches including all dcnomjn- atious, Tn" suhioct discussed 10. night was "Thc Chrstlaniaation of the Foreigners" Rev II. l.. More. house of New York, and Rev D. D. Munro of Connecticut, were among the speakers.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
THREE MORE VICTIMS
Two Autosts and One Bicycle Rider
 Halcd in.

The auto and rubbed tired vehicle resulted in the arrest of three more victims yesterday afternoon and last night Frank s. Beach of New York city was arrested by Patrolman John Lynch for operating an automo- bile without having his tag properly exposed John A Hopson, q demonsra- tor was arrested for failure to have a rear light lit Heon9u and Murphy made this arrest Hocnan also scored ono on an Italian named Luigi Bosao, whom he caught at Broad and oak streets without a light on his bioy- ole.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
SEAF000 RAGE SUICIDE
New England Fish and Gnmc Com-
 missioncrs Take Action.

Boston Dec At meeting to-day of Inc Ash and game commissioners of New England, who have been consider Ing the recomme nda lions made at tho recent conservation gathering in this city, g resolution was adopted. advocat- Ing inc leasing of landa below high water mark, in order to prevent the "alarolng' decrease in clans quahosa oysters and scallops
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
DONNELLY RETURNS
Relieved to Have Right Trail of Lunt
 Fur Thieves

Detective Henry Donnelly returned last evening from successful visit to New York state where he has been pursuing a clue to the persons who committed the burglary at Lunt and at Langrock's several weeks ago. AL though the case Is not yet ripe enough for any arrests 1t is believed that the trail of the right people has been struck and arrests soon are expected.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
HILL SAYS NO MERGER=yEr.

st Paul. Dec 9.-rhe Great Northern and the Chicago. Burlington X Quincy railroads win not be merged, at least not at present according to state ment made to-day by James J. HiDL chairman of the board of directors of the Great Northern railway who ar rived to-day from Peoria unexneclodly. There have been persistent rumors of merger for some time.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
TUBERCULOSIS CHRIST.
 MAS STAMPS.

The Red Cross Christmas stamps arc on sale In the bust. ness office of the Morning Jour nal-Ccurier, 100 State street. These stamps are sold for ono cent each, and the proceeds will go to assist inc Visiting Nurse association in It's work of sup pressing tuberculosis locally. Every penny realized from Inc sale of these stamps will he de- Haven tuberculosis nurse In providing the necessary treat ment for those ill with the great white plague"