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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

No. 2769 Cincinnati st. Boyle Heights
Large 3-room cottage, lot 45x185 street
work all done; close to two car lines. House
plastered and real comfortable; stands about
center of lot. Price S1250 (reduced from
$1,000. Terms S75 down, SIS month.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

No. 1142 Il. Thirty-eighth ST. (near Central
ave.)-6-room bungalow; lot 5Ox150; build
ing in rear 14x24. Fruit lot, good lawn.
real nice home place. Price reduced from
$500 to $3.50. Terms $3.50 down, s25 per
month.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
Miscellaneous

FOR SALE+CHEAP LUMBERI
FARMERS AND GARDENERSl
Look at Writings SPECIAL for this weekl
Redwood shakes, 50 and $40 per NJ.
1x12 redwood boards, new and fine, $40 per M.
2x3 to 2x12 Oregon pine, SIS per NJ.
2x3 to 2x12 and Sx4 to AKA redwood, SIS per M.
Shingles, s1.9O per NJ.
Secondhand Iath, s150 per NJ
Secondhand lumber, $40 and $1z per M.
Plumbing goods. hardware, new and sec
ond-hand pipe. all sizes Secondhand doors
with lock and hinges, oil hnish, In fine con-
dition, only t16O each. With casing and
jambs, $780, Shelving, counters and chicken
wire.
Make up a car with your neighbors and
save freight and money. Plans furnished
free for your bungalow or barn II you buy
your lumber and materials at WHITING s.
This Is a money back proposition. We
guarantee everything Just as represented
Write, or call and see us.
WHITING, sth and Maple ave.
9-1s-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

Five 5-room bungalows, up-to-date, latest
improved, new buildings, ready Oct. 15 on
Florence Avenue Heights, Seventy-seventl
and Seventy eighth Streets near Vermont
ave. to sell for S2250 each; $3.50 down, s25
per month. Take Redondo car, SC fare, to
corner OF Florence and Vermont avenues.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

Ten 5-room bungalows, now building
ready Oct l. on Florence Avenue Heights,
seventy-third and Seyenty-fourth streets to
sell at $3.50 each; 500 down, $40 month
Take Redondo car, SC fare, corner Florence
and Vermont avenues.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
[yl1;Ii|liI1 Al \
Our Special
September
BuIlnga alOWSalc
Now ON
We will give you better bargains, better
terms better homes this month on the fol-
lowing list OF scattering low price bungalows
than ever offered. Come see' or phone Tor
our bungalow TO show you

No. $40 west seventy-tliird st.-Fine g.
room modern bungalow well built, by day
work; lot 27, block Q in the Mccarthy com
panys Florence Avenue Heights tract Take
Redondo or San Pedro car, sc fare to the
corner of Florence and Vermont avenues.
L. A Parent on tract Price reduced to
S25O0. Terms, 5000 cash, $s5 per month"; a
vacant lot good as cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

Houses
FOR SALE
Houses
FREE
FREE
$500

Builds 1h-story house, six rooms, mod
ern plumbing hardwood hoors, large
porches and nice rooms
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
$25 CASH AND $40 MONTHLY

These lots are at the southwest
corner of Vermont and Manches-
ter avenues, high and level, with
a gradual eastern slope, accessi-
bic to the ocean breezes, right
in the course of San Pedro and
Wilmington, where 100000
will be spent for Improvements.
so minutes from Second and
Spring streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

Take Redondo car marked
strawberry Park" or via Sum
nyside, in front of Our office.
Tell conductor to let you off at
Manchester avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
Sc Fare
City Lots and Lands

The SC fare which has just been
granted to the residents of this
district; the expenditure of $780,
900 on Agricultural park and the
consolidation of San Pedro with
Los Angeles are causing great
activity to homeseekers as well as
spectators to put their money in
this selected location. The eleva-
ton gives a clear view of Los
Angeles and the mountains.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

$40 600, CLOSE IN-LARGB 1O-ROOM
house, with all modern conveniences. in
fine shape; freplaces, mantels, two baths,
toilets, closets, basement, gas, electricity,
sewer etc Well arranged and well To-
Gated. Lot 5Ox150, north front. Good
value; equity $4,000. Want a ranch or
grove within 80 miles of Los Angeles. r.
j. BRININGER, 424 I. w. Hellman bldg.
Phone 65016 9-19-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
FOR SALE
Nh RENT PAYER.

MR.. RENT PAYER,
BY building a number of houses right now
on my lots near Warrington street car line,
I'll sell for 500 cash and 500 month, includ-
ing interest. They're to have Fireplace,
mantel, buffet, modern bath, etc, screen
porch and a most conveniently arranged o.
room modern bungalow You'd expect to
pay more, but I'm going to sell EN- quick
S1T5O. Don't you want one7 Address BOX
IS, Herald, and I'll phone or call on you
with full particulars. s-1e-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

Ten 5-room bungalows completed and sold,
1--WE more now building, in our Moneta Ave-
nue. tract, Eighty-hfth street, between Mo-
meta avenue and Main street to sell for
$3.50 each; 500 down and $40 per month
Take Redondo car, corner Manchester and
Moneta avenues, &c fare If you buy 20 tick
ct book at company's office. Gree tickets
at our office).
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

FOR sALE-A SNAP; NEW HOUSE, CHICK
en- yard, chickens, lot 100 feet square; all
ready for business Corner Rosecrans avenue
and Fifth street, Lawndale. Cal
e-5-12-19-26-4t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

1 HAVE HOUSES, RANCHES. BUSINESS
chances for sale rent or exchange; govern
ment lands speciality nothing but good.
ODER, 1876 Stimson bldg. Phones: A722e;
st. Phone W. 2751. s-ls-I
FOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN, CURTISS
motorcycle, two-cylinder, horsepower,
spring fork, large automobile tires, magnetic.
tandem attachment and gas light; nrst-class
condition. PRATHER MACHINE WORKS,
1O40 South Main st. 9-19-1
FOR sAIE-BICYCLES, NEARLY NEW l
racycle one lady's wheel and two boys
wheels, all first class 122 8. AVE- 10. s-l9-4
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

TOR sALE--NEw GROOM BUNGALOW
large lot. street work compete 81 e.
PHENS INVESTMENT COMPANY. b5J
'- O 10 nRa \
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

FOR sALE-7-RooM MODERN HISTORY
bungalow. northwest corner Ninth and
King; rs feet east from Wiltshire district;
'eiilS' 9s' O"A's- A 500 s-5-12-19
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
Mill WAUKEE BUILDING
COMPANY
S55nn.nn


$1,000 DOWN, BALANCE TO SUIT
New modern 2-story residence in the heart
of Hollywoods best residence section, ons
block north OF Prospect avenue, on 56x
175 foot lott has just been completed
Contains large sunny living room receiv-
ing sunlight from three sides. The cozy
inviting inglenook has most artistic
mantel The dining room is spacious and
contains an unusually pretentious buffet
The kitchen is conveniently arranged and
well lighted. Screen porch and an enor-
nous and inviting front porch complete
the first floor. The three large bedrooms
on the second hoor lead from hall large
enough and arranged for use as an up
stairs living room, Fixtures in bathroom
are of the best All floors polished. lower
floors being oak. Electric fixtures, shades
screens, lawn. tence, basement, and the
fact that the house is piped for furnace
and unusually well and artistically Dult
makes this a value worth your while
Telephone us regarding further particu-
lars, and let us show you the place Ask
for Mr. WHITICH
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

FOR sALE-5-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE,
lot 5Oxf28, near business center; $4,000;
$4,000 cash, terms on balance. bargain.
See owner 431 r SIXTEENTH 9-l6-4
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

FOR sALE-A VERY PLEASING AND
very different new Groom bungalow at
2O5s w TWENTY-sBVENTH ST Low
price and easy terms s-lf-S
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

S30OO-477 Z. Thirty-seventh st., near
South Park aVe.-New 5-room up-to-date,
well built bungalow; polished maple floors.
modern, complete all ready. See It and YOU
will like It; $3.50 cash, Ss5 monthly.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

Emmett street, near Western ave.-5-room
bungalow, S2500; terms like rent to suit you
Good lot same as cash.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-05-21
DO YOU HAVE
RHEUMATISM
And Are Won satiHRcd Wfch zlse E,rusa-
meut Won have Hn6s
II MOT. Read This Bviaanro mt Esurr1
How You Can oure Vsausa<.

The latest scientific xvorlss sta.ts ehr4
the ordinary medical treuhmarrsf ~
rheumatism ARE still fnr f-nm af1nfnr
tory. For tins rcason aufeur-J fsuH
rheumatism viii be i1fasrasret IN Ehs
success winch Dr William Eanik FilIs
have had in curing fhiE FriTisrh EsHasust-
Dr. williams Rink pills hrrs rrret
hundreds Of cases, and are zine manG
direct treatment Of rheumIasSHr. be
cause they drive itt PaisnnF prn &C Tn
blood That EhenmIst iHm a. q fiiesuut
Of the blood is shown iy Ehs Eurr tihTe
il is hereditary an cerri1in EumiiiieE,, ANT
that there iE a mnrked 1ilrHiHnE at -Iss
blood immediately following M s=zsnaE-
Mrs w. ". Raefks, Of ma zFyl Bat
die street, ST. Looms, Mn,, asga=
~ suffered with arsitEnminlzrry rfssu-
mHtiam fuT RbuItt seran Fassrf amt faand
no relief nuidl i 1zlut Lex. NililtmH
Pink Pills j wRs nuIfinaf ~ h,ut far six
months III a tame tturrnE aitrnrs Fsa-a Ge
finy sickness j N,nH ~ ausf al Wass- riiaS
i could hErdly All mihrre Glue pmns
were Ny 1lghs hano wsnt eEi55Yisst amt
j had NO nse I'd any asen hzlad~ NY
limbs were Bwollen Eisf aEnf AZ uHa &c
them. ] was gserfeeiiiy nell,snBl- I had
no appetite AND theHs ms-rs Days and
weeks when J tsatt hui frflss fBpt- ~ aen
could be pp. J lSad b. WalAt with
erutebes. ] hnd iEl1ym.iafa,, witish tbs
doctors said wns Ans IL cine n.sfEriaa
! WAS taking.
a. was tnea4ed by aprE RiigIlsianE,
who relieved me for a tEust,, bur amp
ehunpr7uf tine Me1ttiitr wprit enIas ms
intense suffering Adiss snns 1sns tins
doctors pronounced mt rns1-aaiss.-
was taken ga a Eirss1esilsr sN a hsHpicai
where j remained 5tr sRp mnnshH.
When Left tine hsEgsrills 7 wzs trsaSsrf
at my home for spme srns anE.r 1ut
was NOT helped. Then 7 started ta
take Dr Williams Fink Fila sHuId
see some improvements AFTER saltTug dnLs
"a few boxes and tnsgr nHag sh,s pi1is IN
til cured -
Dr. Williams Ri1ik F1JEs ara snld By
all druggists &c se1i. gaarpMdt,. su re-
eei4t pf price. Ste. peer hdgES six b1xes
for $3.50. by fine DIR Williams Medl-
cine Co. SCHENECTADY. NJ r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-05-21
Andrew wsleh ssst week

aau9lng 40 lnsa ihan HgAi pafasu
gers, oaplgia Kelly's smart bass . the
Andles Molrh sili probably gni pspy
from here Tor the maiHlpnd about Nea
nnaday ~ neal Rrrk Faf ~ ala
inns IN mapf moons, There aIe mofe
people elamefIaa 90 pasgage "a lhe
elpdiamWfl lhpa lhefs age aeeommo
aalians ~ aapiaia kplIy and hia
hapl afe felalnly papalaf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-05-21
Bakers Denial,

Baker made the following statement
yesterday with reference 10 the big
amlsi charge In the san Francisco
papersi
III Is all mistake, ! am not big
amlrl- Ay father Is Charles W, Rakel
~ the Union Stock Yards I can MOI
imagine how my check came 20 bt
dlshenored, as haYp funds ln ths
chleago bank more than putilelent q
meet u,
y never called on the Won tiamm
fopns Company ae representative
~ lhe huiek Company ! called ~ -
sponse 60 request from lhat com
panY ! am connected viii the anlel
Company bal am travelling afauna N
vacation
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-05-21
VERDICT GIVEN
FOR DILLINGHAM;

il took ahs jury IN she Ease sf 3. r
Dillingham; sgainla NJ = Sents jass
nine minutes te fnd a Eera6ss fer the
plaintiff yesterday, hsaEsng Gesst Liable
for the sHsn ~ s11sG, wR5eh he Tor
rowed frem Di1liax4Ssm- aax the Iegaz
rate Of interest "a shat smsaaE FROM
December -. 1862 G,tsstEs Ssfsaas ws<
based On the Aasersass shas he secured
the loan from Dialinxassas IN the behalf
Of the KoDa Sugar Company zaS Ehat
il MAS not n personal Shslgasse'v that he
then eontHaeied-
This view Of she asssaa<sssa WA en-
pbatieally denied Eg Mr. DzIIiagham.
aBd the weight q ihe sgsSeaes zddaee'1
MAS contrary 10 tie sssseaDsass made
by Scott, who eOa1Ur4sS kis GIVE ease
This IL tie sse9a5 verdict that Dill
Ling hsln has secured zgziEas Scott, the
former ease belng carried to the So
preme Court By the dessa1zEs, saS re-
manded 10 the Cireuit COar1 for retrial,
WITH a number Of rgBisgs % the legal
status Of aee0znHodsfs0a paper.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-05-21

TWo-bnR0 hltF Slug rh0nR lIltcl1
e0fk bases on balls, on OrdeDsteiu 10
Pedro 8 struck out by Qrdepstelp 9
Pedro o pissed ball, Che But saerl1e,
hli, lowrey. double plays, che i,u q
l.owrey Che Rui 10 ii9sRs Time 81
game. hours umpireaa lsmon ~
leu. scorer ~ y sehmutzlor,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-05-21
Prince Dzytd'E Estate


The estate Of the late Pr5Eee David
has been inyent0sie3 ss4 appraised at
So, $3.50, Of which zas0aRs only
"a. 5000 is real property. Tie apprzis-
ers appointed by the e0sFt 10 determine
the value Of lie estate seFe X. w.
ShjBgle, job HstehesoY zad Charles A
X. Hopkins. The greater partioa Of
the estate left BIZ P5ses David eoh-
sists Of feTty SHARES Of tie RzpioIzai
Estate. Company, Ltd, the FsHzisder
Of the amount being dissfibsts1 IA per
sonal property.
the ease Of the KaplOlsBi Esizts, La,
against Mary AtebeFiey Nae filed By thu
defendant yesterday, the gf0gHds 81.
legged being thaf the Kapi0l3si Estzt>
has parted With jts rights since the In
stitutjon VI the eass, The peiitiSs
states that "I>eBers d Cooks, : Ia-
waiiap corporation, bss, s5Des the In
stituti0n " tbjs esse, brought suit IL
the Court Of Land Registration, eiaim'
ing 10 oYD the land involved ~ this
case by purchase from sai9 Kspleissi
Estate, Ltd, aud pfayjpg fef : fszislsF-
ed title 10 il. The defendant herein ~.
peaTed IN sad esss ~ tbs Count ~ I>sHa
- EfAtFaAfVh 30 a NtfAA4A4Ag ttkfefs us
title VI said Levers d C0gke, l,tg., sH1
set up claim 70 the ianq N fee sin
PIE. Upon appeals " the sDpTeWs Cegrt
" The Territory VI IiaBsD tbaf eOgrt
by decisions bas disposed VI
al points " lsg Involved ~ ibis esss
aud said decisions claims Rre bip4
ing upon this court ~ luis apd qeei1ge
" Ills eahe, 0g Mgr0b -, 1907, ~
Supreme l0pu " tbe IeUltgIg ~ ~
sal rendered y eesIee alsWiksiHg ~
said sui VI said lseHep 4 e00Ae, "a.
aud 1nding tbei u bga ~ lskal "
equitable iiile ~ lhe lang gaaeTlLes
ip tlia neliii0gH
Auaalnq ~ iAe pailll0g = ~ -
aeYii ~ Jyle A Dlehay, gge ~ Ms
Aieil'ley4 Hlt0luess ~ sbles ~
slpiea ihel he bsf aeafsDeg ile geeegaf
~ me liplaap ~ G0pReyeNeai epa -
found lhpe aeedF iganefegfHa -
properly ~ alhpAln fl9W iAa = apielaM
fsiRle ~ lseepls 4 HgVke ~ slas
lellf ~ NJ Aiehnfleg alpeegiaR e :
apfnnaApl " lAe louli " fieas heels
ltailen sAen issela ! fesle sshaa -
ffH.aieisd iliie " IL lsaf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-05-21
The Game by Innings.

First inning. Markham famed, Chin
Observation-Disclosures c
the executive head. which he believed
would assure greater efficiency by se-
curing an able man for the position,
The Governor commended the inser-
tion of $4,000 contingent fund In the
appropriation bill, which he said was
a step IN the right direction and would
allow the chief executive TO meet tho
problems Of finance that developed
during the interval between the ses-
sons Of the legislature
The only remedy for Increased taxa
ton IN the future he said, was the
lmpresslng upon the counties Of a
greater degree 81 responsibility and a
knowledge Of the direct relationship
existing between expenditures ana
revenues,
I'm aelf,proleoti0n the people ~ The
Territory will have 20 aet 10 work,
he asserted adding that the relative
importance ~ the county ofiielal had
greatly increased By the regime IN
auHnraled BY the Legislature 1T 1908
Amnns ihe pillH paHsea hS ihn les
stature ihai Governor FIHaf Singled
out f0f Particular communication Nas
lhs MEASURE prQllalns far special IN
come IA 90 meet lhn needle ~ lmml'
glation ana The conservation ~ 30
sources 10 alan said thai ihe Juvenile
delinquency aei asa Inc Understandable
HfnlFnae al Nnfe alailnei nians fni
Naga III lhe line n plnsfess and h
accordance Nllh moaefn laeas nn us
subject
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-05-21

hefrfrlnE "a the consolidation ~ de-
parlmsnla doYernor FreaT psprpssed
some doubt AZ 90 whether u would
work aus ~ prafiiae ana sala much
would DEPEND upon lha ability ~ the
man Who vas plaeea ~ tbs head ~
ihe a4nsalldatfd department. 10 Aala
thai he meal important aaRanlaas
nea le eAlainiHv = lAlgef salary ~
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1909-01-23

Henry L We'll
G Pons
Tomasi Mistretta
James w Gilbert
Miss Lucille Maurin
J G Mistretta
FB Glenn
Dugas & Hebert
A E Truxillo
Robert Rodrigue
Mrs E L Pike
F S Gianelloni
II Roes
Willie Lawes
Schuyler Brasset
Jos Gondran
I B Mattingly
3 n Pugh
] A Landry
w j Leblanc
1'hos n Jacobs
Emile lie eBoeuf
Sterling Moore
Bernardo Mistretta
Bruno savoja
Wm Dill, Jr
&C Gaudin
A A sarradet
G G Clifton
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1909-01-23

Bernardo Mistretta is leading Italian merchant
Of this city and is one OF the best and most p1 ON
inent members Of the local italian colcny native
Of the province Of Palermo, Italy he elgrated TO
America in 1891 and came to Ascension the same
wear locating at Philadelphia point, IN the upper
portion of the parish Tze removed to DonaldsonVllle
in 1892 and established grocery and saloon at the
corner Of Houmas and Charles street, where he has
resided since He is a successful business man and
a progressive citizen and enjoys wide acquaintance
among the people Of this community.
Mr. MistTetta IS one Of the influential stockholders
of the Ascension Ice Co., Ltd.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1909-01-23
Com pan y,
.OUISIAN a
TOCKHOL LDERS

H o Maher
Sidney V Vega
Maher Bros
@ A Folse
Harry Alleman
T P Himel
Rodolph B Guillot
Rev j B Bouchet
Miss Marie Bouchet
Capt E NJ Charlet
Robert E Leblanc
6 ] LaBarre
Gustave Kahn
Henry Dupre
Mrs Louise Matherne
Joseph Schneider
c. Savoy
r & L Levy
Savoie & Daigle
Oscar Cancienne
L @ Mavallles
A ] Schroeder
Ell G Wathen
S Fl St Martin
S Prejean
J F Maufffray
G u Ryblski
Hy A Leblanc
n J Verret
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1909-01-23

Albert Aucoin
Joe NJ Leblanc
Adrian Landry
Clarence Savole
Kessler Bros
Alphonse Well
n A Boudrealx
Chas Schreiber
Jno f Truxillo
Rev B Branche
R Levy
Pierre E Landry
G Winter
Edmond Richard
George Landry
Fred Landry
Chas Tircuit
G Montz
G r Bertaut
A fired r. Bupas
Ernest T Melaneon
Paul Landry
FL & Won Bol1.ies
Justilien Landry
Rodriguez & Tlnxillo
Mrs Paul Ieche
Val Goetz
Chas Is Maurin
NJ Bradford
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-06-23
WIND MOVES ,HOUsE.
Home Of Farmer Near Scranton
Given New Location Ia Storm.

Given New Location Ia Storm.
Monday afternoon the Liberty Sec
ton, about seven miles from Scran-
ton, was visited By a heavy wind
storm. lightning and some rain. The
only damage 50 far as this CORE
spondelt has been able to ascertain,
except slight damage to crops, IS
that Mr.. Josiah Cockaeld, a son Of
the late Capt James A. II. Cock
field, a prosperous young farmer, had
his residence lifted from the blocks
and carried some distance away, and
the piazza completely torn from the
body Of the house. Mr.. Crockfeld
was away at the time, and his wife
and young babe, being frightened.
went to a near ueighbor's house for
shelter. Just at this time the &C
cident IS a heavy loss, as Mr.. Cock
field will be compelled to rebuild,
besides the damage to all his house
hold goods. During the storm
lightning struck the old gin house OF
the late Capt. James A. II. Cock
field and demolished the old build
ing to considerable extent So faT
this correspondent has not heard
of any injuries or lives lost.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-06-23
RAPs THE NEWSPAPERS.
Headlights Of Protection" Cry TO,
Free Paper, Says Tillman.

Headlights Of Protection Cry for
Free Paper, Says Tillnan.
Immediately upon taking up the
tariff bill Thursday the Senate agreed
to the amendments previously Of
fsred by Mr.. Aldrich for the COM
mites on finance relating to flint
glazed and other surface coated pap
ers and calendars. cigar bands, ETC.,
composed Of lithograph paper.
After disrosing with little difficult
ty Of a number of disputed para
graphs IN the tariff bill, the Senate
began the coisideration of the print
paper and wood pulp provisions of
the tariff bill. The subject was in
troduced By Senator Aldrich, who, as
chairman Of the finance committee,
proposed an amendment increasing
the duty or print paper to 81 a ton.
The House reduced It to SZ a ton.
Senator Browne offered an amend
ment to place print paper on the
free list.
These very papers that are ask
ing for free papers, said Mr.. Till
man, "are the very headlights OF
protection and they deny me the
opportunity to buy this coat or these
Shoes illustrating by pointing to
the article Of attire. "Yet they want
free paper"
Mr.. Tillman brought his foot down
on the velvet carpet with resound-
ing effect as he added that they are
humbugs.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-06-23
CONVICTED OF ARSON.
Nesve Found Guilty at Aiken Of Set
ting Fire to a Earn.

ting Fire to Barn.
A dispatch from Aiken says
Wednesday night the jury in the case
of :he State against Moses Stevens,
charged with arson, returned ver-
dict of guilty, which carries with it
sentence Of death. This case has
created a great deal of interest, as
this is the second conviction for the
burning of the barn Of Mrs. NJ. G.
Moseley. About three years age her
barn was burned under suspicious
circumstances, and negro was tried
and convicted Of the crime Of burn
ing the building. He is now serfing
sentence of twenty years in the
State Penitentiary.
Last summer the barn on Mrs.
Moseley's place was again razed to
the ground by fire, In the early part
If the night. The burning was
again under suspicious Circumstance
as, and detectives were put on the
case. Stevens was arrested. as was
also Henry Clark, another negro.
They were held for several weeks.
and then released for want Of suf-
acient evidence TO convict. The case
was given up for the time being.
but later-this spring-evldence
| cropped out against Stevens, and de-
tectives were again employed. with
the result that Moses Stevens was
again arrested.
The trial consumed all Tuesday.
The main witnesses were the wife
and mother-in-law Of the defendant
both of whom testified that Moses
told them lie committed the crime
and that le attempted to commit
suicide at the time, by attempting
to shoot himself, and then tried
70 cut his throat, the knife being
taken away from him, and then be
threw himself against a wall severa.
times. They said he told them he
had poured oil on the pea heap in
the loft of the barn and set fire
to it, because he had gone to Mrs
Moseley to borrow some money. anc
she refused him, and he did it fol
| revenge. The defence, conducted By
". NJ. Smoak, Esq, attempted tt
| show that these witnesses, as was
| also George Washington, father-in
! law of the defendant, were p7ejudIc
led because they had fallen out-wltt
| him, and were attempting to ge
him out OF the way.
| Stevens has not yet been sentenc
| ed and It is probable that the cas-
will Sc appealed. The crime carrie
| the death sentence because of tn
| close proximity of the barn to tn
residence of Mrs. Moseley.