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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Scarlet Fever a, Columbia

a dispatch from Columbia says II
view OF the fact that there Is some
scarlet fever IN that cisy aud II
OF he7 parts Of the State. the local
board O! health has issued q formal
statement. setting out the best means
OF preventing the spread OF the dis
ease. There Is nothing startling
a about the situation there. the boa.c
OF health desiring only to be oo the
safa side
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
N.RDER AND SUICIDE
seneads his wife's Father and Then
Kf,ls Himself.

v 8. Wise. a wealthy farmer OF
yinco,u county. y. c.. cut OF tae
heaa OF his sa,hes-in-iaw. e"c
Ha,,maa. with an axe Ino1so
zoorpios. then barred the eoos OF
his ho,oe. set Gre to the FURNITURE
and was crema:ed. Wise appeasec
rational sew moments oesoFe eAs
trseedy. su, strange remarks caused
mis- wife alarm. and with tie chill
are. she ran to aes fathers nome
end awakened him Wise 0ee 'ae
aged man as be aeaced the hoase'
and severed his head ceu2seee'S "''a
one blow OF the axe. and susa'ns
haes Into the house broke up tee
furniture with the same axe aud ar
-spsea his own funeral pyre. Ioe
,,areav occurred a. ; o'clock. near
sersDsSe church. si1 miles west O.
Lincoln:oo.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
MAI. CARRIER ARRESTED.
trusted Enploye Under Bond or
Cha-se Of Riains Mail

Considerable surprise was created
a. Ashev;lie. y. c.. Monday after
.oon when Mai! Carrie. " W. Fain
os the Ashevllle Office vas placed IN
Ter arres, charged with .ia!as mail
matter. Faio vas released later on
$500 bond for his appearance later
before the United States connis-
s!oSer.
1t is alleged that Fai1 tampe7eo
with mail matter that went out oc
another carriers roa,e: that the nsiI
matte. alleged TO have beea opene3
nd otherwise tampeged With was ao-
dressed 70 a woman resident OF the
town.
Fain has been a mail carrier IN
he employ OF the Ashev:lie Office Tor
10 wears aad il another year would
have been retired with a psnsioa-
se Is district deputy OF the j. o. I.
4. Il. and 8 leading lodge man
rhe AFFAIR has created considerable
,a,k since Fain Is the father OF sew
era! children. He has been sus-
pended from duty
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Leaps Into o Well.

Temporarily derangcd by Ill
health. Miss Carrie Hunter. 2o years
old. jumped into we'll at the home
of her sister. Mrs. 3. ?. GulledSe. n
the southern part " Ansop county.
y. c.. at midnight Thursday night,
and was almost Instantly killed.
Pursued b. a brother. who OWNED
be: Intention. she outrao him and
leaped into tie vel! head-drst- See
was prominently connected and re-
Gently held position at the South
e-n Railroad at Charlotte.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Two Persons Killed.

A storm amounting almost to
tornado passed ever sections OF Ten
nessee abou. : o'clock Thursday
night. Al Barnes. prominent CIT
;zen Of Denmark. Madison county.
was killed. and Mrs. Barnes hurt
Their home was wrecked. Tom Helm
was killed In Lincoln county. near
Mulberry, and Homer Ashby and wife
were severely hurt. Carter ATno!c.
returning home from scaool a, War
trace. vas caugh, IN the storm and
has aot been heard from. Many resi-
dcnces were wrecked IN Tennessee.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Fashionably Dressed Robber Cheats Els
Puaers by Calmly
COMMITTING SUICIDE
He Held Up the Cashier of the High
land Park Bank Near Chicago and
Fiees With the Funds and When
Closely Pressed Deliberately Shoots
Himself.

a tashionably dressed bandId who
early eouesuay afternoon robbed
the savings bank OF D. n. Ersk:ne L
Co.. in Highland Park. H.. an arts-
toc1atic suburb on the lake shore
IS miles north OF Chicago. commit
e. suicide by shooting himself n
the mouth when driven TO bay by
the Highland Park Marshal and
posse OF citizens
A companion OF the robber. who
had driven him 10 the bank II an
automobile. vas captured Immediate
~ following the robbery. forcing the
principal peroetrator OF the daring
tayiish, crime 10 fee on foot
He was engaged in running duel
with Town Marsha, John Sheehan
who was the target Sor many bullets
from the tusit.ve's revolver. one OF
which wen; through the sleeve Of
his coat After running several
blocks and falling to drive back his
pIEsuer. the robbeT ran :l,o she'd
closely pursued by Sheesaa-
When be saw Sheekan enter the
shed with bis revolver lsveled
It his head. the fugitive put the nut
zle OF his own revolver in his mouth
and fred g shot which resulted In big
cath almost instantly. The ideac-
y OF the dead man and his coupan-
,on is unknown.
The robbery was conducted In .
CELEBRATE aud spectacular manner,
he bandit securing about $500 n
2Ii coin and oils after he had fose-
John C. Duffy. the cashier OF the
,lnk. into the cash er's cage just
.ter the closing Of business for the
lay.
Call everyone In here into that
::ge or III blow your head OF. Hur.
~ up." said the roober as be GOV.
rel the cashier With revolver.
Duty. uaarmed. complied with the
.emand- The bookkeeper and the
receiving teller came into the cage
while the intruder helped himself TO
all the money sa sight He carefully
ucke1 the gold and bills into his
pockets and then exclaimed: IF any
OF you attempt TO follow me l will
Kill you."
He started for the door and Digy
Immediately phoned the narshal's
rfice across the street BY tie time
the robber reached the automobile
Sheehan was running toward the
bank At the sigh. OF hin the robb,r
broke into run. e2d citizens held
the chauffeur.
The chase after the fugitive was .
thrilling one but ended In his SUI
eide within few minutes. Ali the
money taken form the bank was
found IN bis clothing. The robber
had called at the bank earlier IN the
day.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Winch Damage NJ Rome.

terrific rain. wind and hail storm
~ fifteen minutes duration shortly
after 5 O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
smashed thousands Of widows. IN
c!udins plate glass store fronts: up
rooted trees. tore roofs from 5ullc-
inSs In all parts o: Rome. Ga. and
wreaked damage seoerally- II Is
believed that crops 10 that section
have been practically ruined. The
stree, railway ard electric light s?s-
tam are out o. Commission. Hal!
stones as large as oranges !ell-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
EXPLOSION OF GASOLINE
In a Stove Causes One Death and .
Destructive Fire.

At Fitzgerald, Ga. on "Wednesday.
Z fire originating from al explosion
OF gasoline ID tailoring establish
ment, destroyed the G-ier block oa
Pine street. caused loss OF $685.
900 and !njurilg two f1emea- It
Is believed that q negro who at
tempted to flI the gasoline stove
With the Games on lost his life.
The buildings destroyed Included the
Commercial hotel. loss OF $4,000;
Smiths tailoring establishment. loss
$4,000. F!.emea Homer Waters
and James Parrot, fell through the
hotel roof and were badly nurt.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
KILLS WIFE, THEN HIMSELF.
Insanely Jealous Man Commits Mur'
der end Suicide.

at Erie. Pa. Fred :. Link. OF
the Link Manufacturing Company.
OF that city. aroused bis wife from
be. slunber Sunday morning and
quarrel easued. during which. Il is
said. Link announced that be had
decided TO end both his own Nte
and tina. OF bis wife He drew a
revolver and Mrs. Link seized h!m
and fought for be. life. but the
!nsane,y jealous maa overcome her
and shot her four times. one bullet
penetrating her heart. Link a'ed
the remaining bullet through s.s
own bead. dying instantly.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
QUEER CASE n LEXINGTON.
Drug Company Sued for Wrong
Labelling Bottle.

a dispatch from Lexington says
case without precedent In that
county. and with but few. II any. II
.he State has recently been tled IN
he Office Of the clerk OF court
L, Is suit for $4,000 damages In
s!,u,ed by Louis Ernest Spann. Jr..
by his guardian ad litem. l. Ernest
Spann. against the Crosson Drug
company Of Leesville. for the alleged
wrong labelling Of bottle OF medi-
cine purchased BY Mr.. Spann for his
child. an infant Of tvo months. Il
Is aileged that the parents gave tho
medicine to the child, believing It 80
be one certain kind OF drug. when
IN reality It was not wha. 1t was
labeled on the bottle. and that the
medicine made the child IL.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
WILL PROVE Els CLAIM
DIR. COOK RELIES on ESKIMO
BOYS TO yINDlCATE HIM.
Says He VIII Convict Commander
Peary Out of the Mouths Of His
Own Witnesses.

A dispatch from Buffalo. y. T..
says Dr.. Frederick a. Cook arrived
there Wednesday morning from
Cleveland in the midst Of heavy
snow s,or.n. He went directly 70 the
Iroouois hotel. stating tha; he would
see the newspaper men there At one
o clock.
u can only say that the actual
living human Witnesses OF my jour
oey TO the pole will themselves be
able 70 disprove the declarations 2u,
into their mouths IN the statement
Issued BY Commander Pea1y. SAID
DR.. Cook 10 the Associated Press
There could not bs better sesti-
monv than that given by the men
them nselres before an unbiased body
o, inquiries. Commander Peasy eTi
IDENTIFY regards their evidence as OF
the mos: profound importance. and
so do I. I: seems TO me that ne
might have brought them alons
with him II he was 80 confident that
they would corrooorate his story
He. however. choose not 10 do SO.
I will, therefore. -onc for them as
soon az possible and place them At
the disposal Of any scientific or otae:
body that may desire to examine
them with the aid Of any comp
tent Interpreter whom the ezsuin-
Ing board may appoint"
Asked whether be would MAKE
direct reply to Pesry'e statement. as
had been int!nased IN the interview
at Cleveland. Dr.. Cook said:
There is nothing to sd TO Tnae
has already been said. I do not IN
tend to enter g newspaper eontTo-
yersy with any one. shall depend
upon witnesses who have already
been brought into the case. snd oy
'hen.
DR.. Cook Wis given 8 public re
,epton at Buffalo on the change
600. OF the chamber Of commerce.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
0noe Commits Suicide.

Lieut. Carl. a. Rictster. U. S. ".
stationed on the Marietta, commit
ted suicide By hanging himself IN
his quarters aboard the Marietta
His body was found hanging from
Two bel! straps In bis room at S
o'clock Thursday morning. He bad
been ashore Until late hou. We'd
resday hight Tie body has oeea
carried 70 the naval hospital at Ports
mouth from the Marietta. which 70
still 10 Hampton Roads. Lteut.
R.chster vas from Iowa
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Go.tre sor tho Deed.

The Georgetown Iteu says the case
O. DR.. Bingham for tne murder OF
c,s wife at Sunny Side recently. !s
assuming ve.y grave proportions II
IS now au:hora,:ve!r stated that Mrs
Bingham was the oc!y eyewitness
10 q KILN o: negro by the Doc
.o- several uo2tts previous O. his
v,s., down tbs way. II such 90 the
case. here is the motive Tor NE
E:rgda-'s dee-t-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
To Dtsp1ove PeaD.

Dr.. Frederick a. Cook. tee a!ct!c
explorer. sal! 10 the Associated Press
at Philadelphia oc THURSDAY:
There is mistaken impression toa;
am bringing the Esktmos 20 New
York TO prove that have been 10
the pole. The real reason OF the!.
coming here is to d!sp:ove the sto-y
they re,s made TO ts!l hy CoEcacd.
=. Fea1y and Els party.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
S.ogn Caases Lass Of Lie 90 Elorida
EaS Coss Edeas;oe
PROPERTY Is DAMAGED
The Floating Equipment sod Iocous-
plete WORK on the Railroad Is vee5
Badly Torn Up, As II Wss Much
Exposed to the Fury Of the Heavy
Wind

A dispatch from Miami. Fla. says
news reached there late Wednesday
afternoon OF the sinking OF the tugs.
Sybu. Sadie and Bahia Honda during
MONDAYS hurricane and the loss OF
the eleven mem bers Of the crew -
the Svoil. including Capt Parker.
The crews OF the Sadie and Bahia
Honda escaped.
This news was brought TO Man! by
the relief expedition sent out BY the
Metropolis. the local afternoon news
paper. The loss OF lie on the syo!l
includes. besides Capt Parker. Ca
g.neer Fox. Pilo. whi:nere. Easi-
neer Peterson snd seven deck bands.
The following statement was given
out By Enginee, Ernest Cotton OF the
Florida East Goes. railway:
LOSS Of life On the Florida East
coas, extension Is limited 70 the crew
Of the tug s7b!! and T.0eEeeper
Brown q. Marathon. q total OF twelve
persons. The floating equipment OF
the road and uncompleted WORK vere
badly damaged. There wes. however.
40 damage TO the concrete work at
any point All OF our CAMPS were
more or less wrecked. but the large
forces OF our worknea are being car
e.. 70. and have sufaeiea. supplies OF
food. The men behaved well and al
ready every gang he's gone TO work
clearing away the w.eckase and
preparing for geopening the extension
to traffic"
The track north Of Marathon Is
washed out at eeveral points, but the
extend OF tdaasge has not yet been
T!neaeeper J. T. Brown. aa old
employe OF the Florida East Coast
railway. was drowned at Marathon
The Metropolis expedition reported
a washout Of 1000 feet OF track b.
tween Manitee and Jewish creek. on
the Florida East Coas, extension. The
track was also shifted if.y feet The
OF the colony at Jewash
are running low.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
HJRDERER CONVICTED.
Killed Yotss Woman Who Refused
to Marry Him

a, Douglass. Ga. late Wednesday
night the jury in the case OF WI
liam Mcleod returned a verdict OF
guilty with recommendation 10 mer-
cy and the defendant was at once
sentenced by Judge T. \. Parker 10
lie Imprisonment IN the State pen
:teatia!y. On Angus. is Mcleod
killed Miss Matte Graham. Accord
ing 10 the evidence he was !osaoe!y
Jealous. lie asked permission TO
shake hands With the jury fo- sar-
ing him from the gallows. Evi-
'ence was introduced Indicating the
weakness O. McLeod's mild.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Tr,,x Thrilling Story.

thrilling story os the escape
pr,,, death os :he captain and crew
., the British schoner Florence ia
Hanson which lies at the bottom
OF the Atlantic. twenty-five m.ies
northwest OF Havana. Cuba. where
she Was wrecked II Mondays ao'-
,,cane reached Key West THURSDAY
afternoon when the rescued 0eu
we're landed Shece oo the schooner
P;eroma. herself badly battered o5
the fierce gale
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
WIRELESS IS WORKING WE'LL.
success Of the Military Stations IN
Alaska

More evidence Of the successtu!
working of the military wireless tel
egraph stations Alaska Is shown n
a report from First Lieut.. Z. 4.
Junet. Thirteenth infantry. at Fort
Gibboa.
On the night OF September 2S.
the station q, Nome worked well both
ways, with the steamer Minnesota. en-
route to Japan A, ;ha; time the
vessel was about TWO hundred miles
south OF M!mak Pass and about 200
miles from the wireless station. Inc
Minnesota also reported hearing mes
sae ees from Fort G!5bon strong and
loud.
Hore ,aan 500 miles OF the dis
tance Travelled By messages from Fort
G,obor was over land and he station
at that place also picked up mes
sages from the steamer at Ainas
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
SHOT PATRIOT DEAD
PROF. FERRER EXECUTED AZ
BARCELONA. SPAIN.
He Was Convicted By Court Martial
for z,eoetnS Revolutionary Move

A; Barcelona. Spa!n. Francisco
Fer.er, who was convicted CT pro
netting the recent Barcelona reot !
hon, was shot Thursday mo:uics IL
Eon,tuich prison. n execution ct ;he
death sentence imposed upou n.m.
Professor Ferrev. Spanish educator
and convicted revolution. It. fsc:t ,oe
f-iag squad without n:ochi.iS. AID
fell dead a: the s.st vo.!eJ.
Exeep, for q uon-.!ic--. e13-r'ssio2
o. emotion Immediately proceeding
his death. be retained his cora:@'sure
70 the last. His attorney. n. Gsicer-
an. who deseoded him 50 ;oyaily IS
to bring abou, bis own arrest for 3m-
properly addressing the courc- se>":-
ed permission for a brief talk "!'h
him JUS, before the execution.
To bis attorney. Fereer so2k" ste!-
:ncly OF the work for which be had
sacrificed his life and OF the future
OF his daughter. whose brave aisemp;
to save his life touched the ss.he'
more deeply. apparently. than any
other incident es his trial and con-
vict!on.
On Fe.re.'s arrest BIS family wss
left dependent upoc this daughter.
who at once secured employment IN
biscuit factory.
When It was known that her ssta-
er had seen sentenced 10 death the
daughter made personal appeal 70
King Alfonso. calling upon him N
the name OF bis known generosity to
scare Ser fathers life. When these
facts we're related By Gslee-an. Fer
re, broke down for 9 moment
Ferrer dec!ined 70 receive the last
sacranenes. and turned away ssoo
the two priee,s 81 the Order OF Peace
and Charity who had been cent BY
the prison authorities ss otter him
the snal consolation OF the church
when Abe hour os execution asrtV-
ed be 9a,ked e.aveiy through the
nr:son ys.d to the ditch ie the shad-
ow OF tie eacirclins wall. Without
a culver be faced the IL snfrans7y-
men. xhe at .5e word Of command.
are4 simultaneously When the re-
port Of the volley had Ged away.
Ferres lay upon the ground.
Previous to the execution psecau-
lions had been taken to tores'all
possible attempt at rescue By douo!-
ing the seat.ne!s upon ;he walls OF
the fortress.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Wanred 90 See Him Hung.

AT Wiikesba-re. Pa. on Thursday.
Stanley NaZarko. Slav. was hung
20. murder. More than the usual
interest was taken IL the execution
OF Eazarko. whose wife came TO the
iau with the man she intends 20
marry and requested permission 20
witness the hanging. The reoues;
was refused by the sheriff. although
the condeHned man was willing that
his wife and her future husband
should see him die.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Editor Kills .assailant-

In : pistol duel at HaTrodsours.
Ky.. Wednesday night between Edi-
tor John z. Pullian and John W.
Roba.ds n Pul.ian's Office. RobaTds
was !alally wounded and Puilian
may have TO have his arm ampu-
ta,ed as a result OF bullet. which
crushed the hone. Rohards Is salc
TO have entered the Office OF the Har-
ro1sburs Herald and opened hre on
pulliam. who returned 1t. A trivial
quarrel Is believed TO have been the
cause OF the aFray. Both are pro0!'
nenc
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Want. TO Niore aHay.

committee Of three from the
Aiken city council has ocen apPoiH'-
ed to confer With Miss Mary v
XXX, the alleged leper. or her agents
IN regard to the sale OF be: property
in the city Of Aiken to the city au-
tho-.t.es. Il IS stated ctat Miss
Et.x des..es to So. te, p:o7es'y
zcd cove aTay 1coG AESe-.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
ADVISES the Farmers

The Eewbe,ry News and Herald
saws 4 he;ie-es the farmers ought
to sell their cotton 90 long as prices
yema,c above twelve cents Just as
fast IS they can market II. When Z
gets below that price. II It should.
then they should oot sell . oa!e.
The spinners are organized for cur
tat!uec, IN production. They oca5
70 bear the market way cannot
tie ssyue-s organize EerTc>oS
else Las.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Eecoyercd Damages.

Mrs. Robert McLees obtained
sa-d,cf In the Circuit. court q: An
6ersoo on Wednesday against To-"
.;.v for $500. She wes driving along
,he streets some time ego. when oe:
hnsry wheel dropped down IN ho!"
and threw he. out and burt Der.
and she sued for damages
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Hanged Mans Policy.

The question whether an ordinary
insurance policy !osrres man
against death oy legal hanging Is
raised n the case G, the Mutual
Life Insurance Company vs. J. VII
liam McC1e aad others. which was
presented Monday 70 the supreme
court OF the United States. McCue
is one OF tie children o. former May
or HfcCue o. Charlottesville. Va. who
wss hanged for the .cu-ccr OF bis
wife IN 1908.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Viii Be Hung.

The Louisville State board o: par
6o,s has refused to recommend q
eommuta,ion OF the death sentence
~ Avery Biount. convicted OF the
no-de- es Joseph S.eeland. his
vile a,d ssep-dsugste: u IanG-
oscos cs-tsh several 1o1tss ago.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Killed hy Train.

J. E. Edgar and wife, an aged
couple. were instantly killed at Win
s,oo. Ca. by Southern Railway train
No. 80, wh.le trying to cross tie
railroad tracks n tee face Of s-ooS
Wind
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
HELP NEEDED AT KEY WEST.
Hundreds Arc on Verge Of starra-
ton in Stricken City.

Immediate assistance from the out
side world Is necessary 10 carry on
the work Of clearing up the city and
caring for the victims OF the oo'''-
cane 4. Key West. The Mayor an
noucced Thursday that the city Is
forced to suspend work because OF
,aek CT funds. G.ea. distress and
suffering are already among the em-
oloyes Of the large tobacco factories.
Hundreds arc % the 2o!n. OF star
va:!oo. is Is declared
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Charged With Eisacny.

Oscar Alexander. an operative al
the Brcgcn mills. Anderson. has been
arrested on the charge OF oiGany.
ye married the !1-year-old daughter
~ Mr.. c. Y. Prince % the End. har-
ing wife already. who Is hToS In
Gainesville, Ga. He IS 2S years
old.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
LONG LOST BROTHER FOND.
sisters Meet Htm as Ofacer OF GeT-
man Navy.

Two sisters have Unexpectedly
found 3 brother who was lost when
al, OF them we're little children IN
Germany. I.s. Clara Ptertzenme'e:.
os Chicago. came TO New YORK 70
,.s,s her sister. Mrs Minnie Leh-
mann. Of Brooklyn. during the Eud-
.on-Ful,on celebration
Both attended reception 10 the
,,e;cers OF tie Germah waTship u
he ha-bo. aad there they were In
reduced TO Second I!eut. s!'u
aeat. whom they Immediately rec
.cnized as the long lost brother.
When eight years old ae was sen
@ market In Germany and lost ol>
ssy. He was sent to an institution
md from ,ha. was graduated !nIo the
sary. He bad 10, seen bis relatives
for more than twenty years until a!s
sisters learned the name OF his hosn-
town
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Killed In Auto.

MIS-. Il. c. Edwards and G. y. An
a.syrous were killed and seven oth-
e7s Injured In an automobile acc!-
don, Ia suburb OF Oakland. Cal.
Friday a!sh' AL the victims were
u an au,cLaohile.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
FIREMAN IS KILLED.
And Eight Persons Arc Hurt By Ac-
c;dent to Train.

Fireman o. J. Sutton was killed
and e!sh, persons were injured when
an engine ana two cars OF the Aus
Tin & Northwestern railway plunged
into a burning bridge over Waters
creek. The seriously injured are:
Aenj. Coyne. nail clerk. skull and
spine injured: B. Wi!!ers. brake
mar. Mcneil. Tex. two ribs broken.
as a heavy mis-; ohscured the Are and
the engineer could not stop his train
in time 10 avert the accident
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-20
Decatur Hooded.

A terrific hall and rain storm
broke over Decatur. Ala. shortly
e:,e- O'Clock. Thursday night. dur
!as which many windows were o-ok-
q, oy .a.i stones as ls:ge as val
nuts. Tie streets are ESoded.