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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-13
AGGIES BALL SCHEDULE.
The Manhattan Team to Play Only Six
Games Away From Home.

Manhattan, Kan, March 1S.-Base-
ball practice at the Agricultural col
lege has begun in earnest Owing TO
a ruling made by the board of regents
only six games will be played away
from home. Following is the
schedule:
At. Manhattan-April 1. Topeka
White Sox: April 7, Washburn: April
9 ST. Marys; April 13, William Jewell;
April Is, Nebraska: April %, College
of Emporia; April %. Southwestern
college; April 20, Mcpherson college;
May 2, Epworth university; May g.,
Paramount; May 3. Kansas wesleyan;
Nav Ia. Highland Park; May %, Kan
sas state Normal; June 5 and 6, K.
u; June Is. Haskell.
Away from home-April 20. Baker;
April 81, Haskell; May 4, st. Marys;
June s, K u; Washburn and State
Normal, dates not set.
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RISkED HIS LIFE.
To Save That OF a Burglar Whom He
Was Chasing.

New York. March ia burglar hunt
which began with policeman shooting
at fleeing robber in the fashionable
district in the vicinity of Sixty-n fth
street and Park avenue, early today,
ended with the officer risking his own
life on the tracks in the New York
tunnel to save that of the hunted man
The alleged robber narrowly escaped
death under rapidly moving train. but
he had been SO severely hurt by jump
ing into the tunnel in an effort to
escape his pursuers that he was taken
to a hospital instead of to a prison cell.
A policeman who was passing the
Palac1o apartments at Park avenue and
Sixty-f1fth street early this morning
heard suspicious sounds in the stair
way. When he reached the bottom of
the stairway figure darted past him
and started down the avenue at top
speed. The fugitive darted into a tun-
mel opening in Park avenue and plunged
through to the tracks, so feet below.
An automobile with powerful search
light came upon the avenue. 1t was
halted by the policeman, the search
light was turned down through the
opening and the man was seen lying
across the tracks at the bottom of the
pit
The automobile towing rope was low
cred through the opening and a police
man clambered down just in time to
drag the man from the track before a
train whizzed past. The man. uncon-
scious, was hoisted out Of the tunnel
and taken to a hospital, where 1t was
found he was not dangerously wounded.
In the stairway where the man was
first seen the policeman found e. shop
ping bag containing IS pieces or silver
which had been taken from an apart
ment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-13
OTTAWA BALL SCHEDULE.
The University Nine Opens the Seized
ule at Home March 20.

Ottawa, March 13.-Coach Brum-
age has announced the baseball
schedule for the coming season. The
feature of the spring programme is
the three days session at Lindsborg
during the Messiah week. The sched-
ule is as follows:
O. u. VS.. Ottawa High school,
March 20 60; o. U. VS.. K. 8. N, EIn-
poria, April 30; O. U. VS.. Bethany,
Lindsborg, April 81, %, %; o. U. VS..
Mcpherson, Mcpherson, April "a; o.
u. vs. c. of E., Emporia, April rs: o.
u. VS. C. of E., Ottawa, April 80 CD;
o. U. VS.. K. u, Ottawa, May 1; o. q.
VS.. st. Marys, Ottawa, May 6; o. U.
VS.. William Jewell, Ottawa, May IL;
o. U. w. Haskell, Ottawa, May 10;
o. U. VS.. Haskell, Lawrence, May u.s.;
o. U. VS.. X u, Lawrence, May %; O..
y. VS.. Washburn, Ottawa or Topeka,
May Is.
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tia club yesterday.


Cupid is tremendously overworked
down there" said Miss Boswell. "It
is impossible to keep a woman single.
At one of the hospitals they told me
they had lost II nurses by matrimony
from April to June, and sent word to
the states that they positively would
not take young nurses and very plain
ones must be sent The nurses become
engaged to the men returning to Pan
anna on the way down on the steam
ers.
Everything is provided for the mar
ried quarters, house, furniture, drink
ing water, and there Is nothing to get
but food and clothing. A wife is a
very comfortable adjunct to a mans
life, and the bachelor quarters are be-
ing constantly depleted. A man in
Panama gets about twice the money
that he would here for the same work,
and there is no way to spend money.
think that is one reason it has been
hard for the woman. 1t is a very good
place to save
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-13

at the opera house. The emphasis
given on parts of it and the manner
ism then recalled so clearly the adj
dress by DR.. Chapman that the young
man decided to find the pamphlet.
His search was rewarded, and after
comparison of the two addresses,
he was confident that parts of Smiths
Grafton were taken bodily from DIR.
Chapman'S address. He reported the
matter to other members of the
league and a formal charge was at
once decided upon
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-13

IT REQUIRES only one dollar to open an
account with the Prudential Savings
bank. and it's officials will be very glad
to have you make deposit, IL it is
only that amount. They feel certain
that after the first dollar is laid by,
adding to the savings will be positive
pleasure to the depositor. because he
will be intensely interested in seeing
his account grow, knowing that his
money is busy earning interest. It's
well worth looking into and the bank
is open Saturday nights for your ac-
commodation: also evenings Of Santa
Fe pay days.
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Pensioned by Carnegie.

Saranac Lake, n. z, March 10
Miss Helen f. Haines of Brooklyn.
who is here for her health. has been
notified that she has been awarded q
pension of 500 a month by Andrew
Carnegie. The award was made with
o,,t her knowledge For fifteen years
Miss Haines has been managing editor
of the Library Journal but has been
forced to resign the position because
of i'll health.
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p;ct,,re sells for $1,000.

New York, March 13.-Constant
Troyon's painting. Return of the
Flock at Evening was sold last even
ing at the sale of Oehme and Enrich
collections to Alexander Barrie after
sorne spirited bidding for $1,000.
aOpening of the Grand Canal, Venice"
bv Felix Ziem of Paris was sold for
S55O0
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portland. oregon.

Every night at 1885 Pullman tour
ist sleepiug car leaves Topeka via the
Union Pacific r. r. which goes
change. There is no better way to
reach all OF the great Pacific north
west
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-13
Gard of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Peterson and
family sincerely thank their friends for
their sympathy and assistance ana
floral offerings at the time of death and
burial of their father and grandfather.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-13
CUPID WORKS OVERTIME.
A Woman Can't Live in Panama and
Remain Unmarried.

New York, March 13.-Panama is one
place where leap year is not needed,
Miss Helen Varick Boswell, who Or
ganized the women's clubs on the Is
thmus, at the instances of the gov
eminent, told the members Of the Por-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-13
PLAGIARISM CHARGED.
Baker University Orator Must Face a
Serious Accusation.

Mcpherson, Kan. March 13.-Har-
vey Smith, the Baker university stu
dent who was awarded first place in
the Prohibition league oratorical con-
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Congratulations for Admiral Evans.

Washington, March 13.-The fol-
lowing congra tulatory telegram signed
by Secretary Metcalf was today sent
to Rear Admiral Evans: 1.-THE de-
partment congratulates you&and the
men and officers of the Atlantic fleet
on the termination of the voyage to
the Pacific in exact accordance with
the itinerary and also upon the eff
cheney Of the ships and the time of
the arrival at Magdalena bay
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-13
See the Following Excellent
Valves in SprinS-weisht
Underwear Tomorrow

Ladies' long sleeve, high neck, light weight
vests. 80. 200
Ladies' elbow sleeve, high neck, light weight
Vests.. .............. $500. 100
Ladies' long sleeve, high neck Isle thread
VestS.. Soc
Ladies' long sleeve, high neck Isle thread
Ladies' extra size, long sleeve, high neck,
light weight Vests. .......-. 800, sec, 85c
Ladies' light weight gauze pants, tight knee,
ankle length and umbrella style, Csc, $780, Soc
Ladies' light weight, long sleeve, high neck,
ankle length Union Suits. ...... Soc. 81 90
Ladies' light weight, low neck, tight knee and
umbrella style Union Suits. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Soc. Soc, 75c. $1.OO
Ladies' Isle Corset Covers, long and short
sleeve, hand finished, pure white, Csc and SOC
Boys long and short sleeve shirts, knee and
ankle length drawers. also light weight Union
Suits-at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S()c
Boys balbriggan long and short sleeve
SnlrtS Zoe
Boys balbriggan knee and ankle length
Drawers Zoe
Mems light weight, long and short sleeved,
Union Suits. Observation-Disclosures. 81 25
Mems balbriggan Shirts and Drawe 8 ....
$50, 35c and SOC
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-13

The Prudential Trust company offers
for sale high class. carefully selected
and inspected Kansas municipal bonds
nontaxable.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-13

Protect your health Chest protectors
Of all kinds at Prices
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-13

Beautifying methods that injure the skin
and health are dangerous Be beautiful
without injuring yourself, by taking HoI-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea Lovely com
plexions follow its use. $50. Tea or tab
let's. F. T. Wake r
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z.s.zz.zzz
' Established 1881 '.,, THE WARE
~ RAILROAD FA
Ribbon and Glove Department
Merry Widow" Ribbon Ties that have been sell
ing at 39c and 50c-for each Observation-Disclosures 5c
The New Butterfly Bow-This new ribbon bow is
quite the rage In Eastern cities 1t can be with
tailored or soft collars to put on; requires
pins price, each. Observation-Disclosures. $500. .25c
Select Your Long Kid Gloves Now
Now while sizes and coors complete spring
importation is here and it offers the best not only in
quality but also IN the material sewing, fit, finish and
coorings.
16 button length-Trefousse make pair $3.50
12-button length-Trefousse make pair. $500
8button length Trefousse make, pair. $3.50
16-button -Trefousse P. K. stitched. 1915
16 button length extra Cape Skin, pair. $500
IL button length, extra Cape skin, pair $3.50
Special Sale of Four Hand Ties at Csc
These silk ties for represent very special pur
chase of fine ties in the newest color effect and designs
Made of good silk in fancies, checks stripes, dots,
plaids and plain You can't resist buying and extra
one or two of these at only twenty-five cents.
More New Belts
Every day finds some style in belts added to
already splendid stock There never were attrac
tive styles and prices.
Fine Imported Elastic Belts-in handsome Persian
and embossed designs also very striking corded effects
in two colors-some elastic belts with buckle In
front and bac-he price range Of the three styles is
each Northumberland. .$1.50, $780, $3.50
The New 'Soul Kiss" Belts leather and elastic
with pretty heart shaped gilt medaions outlined with
eaher-ratchet buckle adjustable to any size, shaped
dip front, in coors and black, at .$125 $15O
Our Belts at soc
Includes big variety of tinse belts; elastic Belts in
all colors leather belts in dozen attractive kinds;
Pongee BELTS washable embroidered in colored ring
designs and other patterns all at ffty-nine
Merry Widow Belts eacn ...................5 Oc
New Bracelet Bags
We are showing this very and sensible style and
so easily carried-the bracelets forming the handles.
We show them in "Squaw'' and other styles-made
from bright dull finished kid also of pin seal peb
BILE morocco .$1O0, $125, $15O and $500
Csc New Veil Pins for 1Oc Each
Bar shape-made of four ovals-in coral or Japan
csc Jade-hese pins equally nice for collar pins
brooches
Sale of Hose Supporters
clean lot of Supporters from the
prices give them to the
co1ors well black each s5c
made good
in
colors and back-secia this sale pair 1870 - ~ 15c
usual price 16c-special pair 1oc
Air Float TolcUm, 15c INTRODUCTORY sHlE
Sale of CASTLE Soap
ose @ ali sa TGa 6sea Rugf ys @ thi aas
ASK ASK for oar Free e Sample at Notion Counter ''0
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Come Saturday and Buy
$500 Silk petticoatS
at S3.48 each

In the neighborhood of fifty Silk Petticoats
go on Sale here Saturday for So. 48, black and
colors. They are broken lots of all our $500
and 1898 Silk Petticoats- quick clearance
we offer you your choice for. S3.48
Also Genuine Heatherbloom Petticoats at
the following special prices.
Petticoat made of genuine Hydegrade
Heatherbloom-16-in founce, consisting of
four bias sections, tucks and shirring in each
adds fullness and body to the bottom of the
skirt, Sin. dust ruffle. Regular price $3.50
special price. d LOO
Petticoat of Heatherbloom, made with IA
inch flounce with two clusters of shirring at
top and five pinch bias sections each finish
ed with email bias strappings, full underlay
finished with 3-inch foot ruffle. Regular price
S3.5O-special price 1928
Extra Width Petticoat of Heatherbloom,
made with 15-inch flounce, consisting of
three 5-inch sections; each with four cluster
shirring at top, full length underlaying-fn-
ished with Bin. foot ruffle. So. so
Petticoat of Heatherbloom = made with
deep flounce, with two eyelet embroidery ruff
files, finished with cluster shirring at top
green, brown, red, blue. ............ 1925
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II Is Time to Select
The New Spring Jacket

81 Whether it be of Cloth, Silk or Lace, we have
ample assortments to show you.
Blue Serge Jackets, SATIN lined, ca. $1,000
Blown Serge Jackets satin. lined, ea.. 1000
Black G White Shepherd Check Jackets, 83. 05
Covert Jackets-Fitted, lined. .S5 90. SIS 80
81 $50. $1,000. $3.50 to $3.50
Covert Jackets-Loose back, unlined-
Each. ............S3.05. $500. $5.08
Braided Colar-speciai. 94.75
Black Broadcloth Jackets
$500. $3.50. $1,000 to $500
Chiidren's Jackets In Red, Blue, White,
Fancies and Coverts.
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Two Specials in
Muslin Underwear

75c Drawers for SOC pair doz. Drawers.
Extra fine material and trimmings, lace or
embroidery. 1t is collection of all our odd
garments in our regular Toe quality. en-
You buy them Saturday, pair $500. wv
SEC Gowns for SOC each-A specially good
hemstitched gown - generously cut, we'll
made. Good value at SO cents.
Priced special for Saturday, ENo
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Ribbon and Glove Department

Merry Widow Ribbon Ties that have been sell
ing at 39c and 5Oc-for each Observation-Disclosures c
The New Butterfly Bow-Ths ribbon bow is
quite the rage in Eastern cities It be with
tailored or soft collars easy to put on; requires
pins-price, each. Observation-Disclosures. $50. 25c
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Entertainment for the L. ID. &

Shortly after Easter, tn. Dausl,,-r
of the confedcraey viii; have a paper
carnival and rose show. Later there
will be a full announcement of the
separate features Of the entertain.
ment, but suffice it to say that it will
De beautiful and novel affair. and il
is to be hoped that you will hold your
selves in readiness to attend. and
make the occasion a success socially
and financially.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-01
MORE FINE CATTLE.
Messrs. iIarby and Moses Ship Two
Carloads of StcH Fed Steers.

Messrs. ]. ]. Hardy and F. H.
Noses made another shipment Of
Eeefs cattle Tuesday consisting Of 30
magnificent steers Cne car!,ad of
twcntv-fives went to Richm mi ami
The other carload tn Augusta The
ste ers in the Richm.rd sii. rcnt av
tiaged more than LOO pDrn.is aricc,
and the Augusta lot fell "n,y few
]" unis under tho tn .u>ani marx. 1h,
cattle were fattened on the Hardy and
Noses farm a few miles south Of the
city and were in the fattening pens
just hundred days In that time the
average gain in weight per steer was
235 pounds. The cattle were fed on
cotton seed meal and hulls and forage
produced on the farm and they were
in perfect health the entire time.
When the cattle, which were shipped
from Wilson, n. c., arrived at the
farm they were turned Into the fields
for several weeks and began to fatten
st once on the peavine and corn stub.
Lle--thcir feel during this period cost
Practically nothing. When they wers
put into the fattening pens they wire
IN fire shape to take on flesh quickly
and profitably.,
=
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THE SPARKS SHOWS.
- Blg show That WIN be Here Next
Saturday

Fun OF snat. dash and t"glngcr,"
- class In every detail is what the
SSAn II Sparks Shows promise of
- two performances to be given IN
oanscr next Saturday. April 9Th. In
- one rsog. q great &C mpany II real
sns2zes Will appear. such a. the famous
oASus and Nile Berthe. riding the
@<a beautiful horses ever seen In a
s2G The famous Valentines. aerial
u~esrn and casting acts. the great Mil
~ee Fnmiiy OF acrobats. the Mcndo-
- Tine Flying Novilles. the Gardelia
~esrs, Msyo's educated bulls. Costcl-
hrs troupe cf rs trained ponies. Mary.
~ mrgest trained elephant In the
vrr1d. psrforming lions. tigers. Ieop.
sro~ etc.. etc. A whole troupe Of
wenny clowns headed ty Billy Reed.
80 Panhandle Pete and his comedy
D~ses and q dozen other acts ard fca.
eureal every one OF which will be en-.
Dyed by the AUDIENCE. The great
vepuution OF tho SPARKS Shows Is a
Onfncient guarantee that all It's prom.
- uin DC fulfilled. There VIII be
- xrrat parade at noon. and tig fr.e
0ARNiDns at the show grounds i'm.
unpSissely aftsr the parade.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-01
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Items of Interest Condensed and Tar.
agraphed for Quick Reading

Dr. S. Phillips Werner, the African
explorer, delivered an interesting lee
ture at Clemson Sunday evening
concerning African affairs. He went
TO Clemson at the invitation of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
There was a large attendance Of stu
dents and others.
shooting scrape occurred Sunday
at Nebo, colored church near the
North Carolina line in Lancaster
county. Hugh Cousar was shot by
Ed Hood the ball lodging in the
thigh. Hood is said to have been
shooting at Andy Belk, another negro,
when he hit Cousar.
Sunday afternoon Pickens Penn
was shot four times and instantly
Filled by Will Knox at Bever Pam
Church, Aiken. TIE row seems t.
have occurred about Knox's wife.
Richard Watts, we'll known color
cd citizen Of Lancaster, committed
suicide Monday morning about 2
O'clock by shooting himself through
the head with pistol. At least it is
Presumed ,hat he took his own life
His dead body was found living on
The porch CT his house. which is "ut.
side the corporate limits Of Lancaster.
In his hand was revolver with tne
chamber empty. 4 suspicious cir
cumstance, however, is the fact that
policeman who heard the shot in rum
ming to investigate the cause, saw two
negroes running from the direction of
Watts h 3use
The suit Of Mrs. L. G.. Godfrey
sgainst the Greenville Power company
for $4,000 damages for the death Of
her husband has been compromised,
10th sides agreeing upon $4,000. Mr..
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ne~ - On 1rss.

0sSNes Ison Germany are 10 the
D<4 that ths governrnsnt Of Empe-
- WInlan \. contemplating the es-
hnsat oe = pseEOisum monopoly.
- ars few al rsnnsrl@e In Ger
onv hsw. ~ ths German govern
un4 sasssd carry ont the plan with
v11oh q y credited. the petroleum In
0mGy - the uaitsd states might lose
= osys I'D proAeabss trade. In jan
~ lase shp shApmsnss Of illuminat-
- o11. Grade petroleum and IL pro-
~res aourssassd $4,000. 600 gallons.
+ = sDanasd that tho German gov
nUene win spsnd an immense sum
- s~eselIshiny rsansrisA. and when
nse paaaes are In working order will
~ enIy crude OIL from the United
SnasA ghs 0ssasans arc scientinc
- tenacious. tits probable that their
uvssnment could make the new In
sevy , notable success AZ well a. q
VUy prcntable monopoly to the State.
- unaess tho tariff on oil II prohibQr
sxs Y b conceivable that the stand.
esd on 'compoay might be; able to
9e~sesa ths German government In
swn territory There II no indus
Oena machine or orsanisation In the
~Sad moro eficient. more perfectly
sa)ns>sd IN al IT. parts end provided
- srsatss facilities for the han.
g and transportation Of It's pro-
osas than the Standard OIL monopoly
- ths United ssstes. II thore is a
oBst it win be pretty onc.--Balti.
unre sun.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-01
WARD FOUR PRIMARY.
Finn AMI Stubbs NOminated-A Full
Vote POlled.

The second primary in Ward
Eeld' yesterday t. nominate two can
oidates for alderman, passed off
quietly The friends Of the thra.
candidates worked energeticaiiy to
bring out full vote and few of III.
qualified electors escaped. Tn. vote
resulted as follows: p. +. Finn -
w. G.. Stubs GO. s. II. ,oiers.n so.
Finn and Stubs were nominated
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-01

1As supreme court Of Iowa has
nSV Sustained tho constitutionality
- ths commission system of gov
oment about 70 be estabiiSAed In
- uosnea This will be encourag-
- nsws to the advocates of tn.
~nAsun@ that has worked with such.
snslhctson In Galveston. Houston AMI
~osvhcrr Cities over tho entire
~eonfsy are giving this plan OF govern
unne ssrioWs thought Moro and
unng0 strong u ssnsimont becoming in
oueor oe the elimination or politics
02m municipal aHairs and the smh-
g uo1en for ., Of practical business
0enDda zme contention that ser
~ ee ~ bcst can nevor b obtained
: |DoD q = paid FOR. n now more gem
0ol0 rsccgnised than ever. Once in
- witA Mat point OF view II 10 not
- ~ esy to the taeory that to ret the
- ws must pay the proper wages.
3&eee Ars \geod citisenA OF every
~psnuntty VINO are willing to sacri.
- siuAs and labor In the public
~ amy spend herd earned
~@Nrs u order to sscur, positions
- uulnic tssst that carr, no snolu-
0~ne ~ al. - patriotic anN ardsns
onse sAey become. Uafo, tunately,
UnWsvsr. willingness TO oeIer ones
- sD cafsiss no guarantee cf At
- sDr ths ner:aca II II sad, but
uoA thae fsw c,tiss ara not now suf-
ses,nG fso4 this very cause.
o~-~rnmnnt b. commlsslon means
ss4sS @ers thaa government BY
e1slnsss mstalaA A. has bsen point
ed sut. ar ,Fsassr ana more compli-
o>ees org>a1pstiens than the avs~gs
cry ere unnassd IN tSls way. Mem
raosa fsr NE once srs hired for
th>e businsas qualifications alone. II
sheV ars chs rso1st nsa In ths right
pi@0 sAs srtsspriss Dspspsrs. II thoy
80 net ~ righe men others are en-
uo.psa A. they mu,t stcp down ana
Rhsa sa. enormous quantity Of sa,-
Sao<1ns eeuld - sparsd by . general
rptlon % sceh . system Of gov
nnens - this.- orssnvf:le News.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-01
Harold Mt Fa.ldin Dead.
From the Daily Item, March 2S.

From the Daily Item, March 2S.
Young Harold McFaddin, agad 1c
years. who was accidentally shot at
Sardinia Monday by rifle in the
hands Of young Garland. his playmate.
and who was brought to the Sumter
hospital Monday, died yesterday arer-
mon. The bullet which was .s2 cal.
ibre entered the abdomen. penetrat.
ing to the kidneys.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-01

ever. held squarely down to the sim
gle issue ard by { majority vote the
matter was finally and decidedly set
tled that alder men shall hereafter H.,
elected by the city at large. Vart
politics have been given a ouietus f,r
the thee being.