davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28

CHICAGO, Ill. Zbieg}y z
Chicago pred czterema lat,y
"bankier" St. Koziello, Po-
.klewski, kt6ry utrzyaaywaf
sw6j interes prz y Milwaukee
j Augusta ul., a oszuka} wie-
le rodzin polskich ma rome
kwoty i kompanie ekspreso~
we, wydajac ma rome sunny
money orders" (przekazy
pieniezne), zostal adreso wa
my " Warszawie, gdzie miesz-
ka1 pod przybranym naz
wiskiem Stanleysa Piwara. A.
resztywanie Poklewskiego
nastapilo wskutek zadania
w}adz. St. Zjedn. "a sprzenie.
wierzenie iakiego sic dop'l-
Sell wzgledem kompanii prze,
wozowych. /.
Wkr6tce wieo Poklewski
bpdzie wyslany St. zjedn:
i rozprawa karna toczyt sic
bedzie W sadach cichago-
Eskich.
Il. Dwu robotnik6w pol q;
Eskich, Jan Paszkiewiczi Anto
nj, Serawjak, przejechani 20
stall przez pociag 'frachtoWy
kolei Illinois Central. Obai
mie szkaja " Hawt horne. Pa
szkiewicz odni6sl ciezkie ra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28
importowane do Venezuela ,

Iimportowane do Venezuela
Trinidad i re zachodnio-in
dyjskich wysp, zpowodu kt6-
rego Sir Vincent Corbett, bry'
tyjski pose} W Caracas nieda-
VINO otrzymaf polecenie do
podnoszenia u nowego rzadu
przedstawie6. Wielka Bry
tania uwaza ten ekstra poda~
tex "a naruszenie istnieja-
cych traktat6w i dlatego po-
leci}a swemu pos}owi donna
gao sic jego niezw}ocznego
zniesienia. Ministeryum "a,
graniczne otrzymalo wiado-
mosc, ze bawiacy obecnie W
Europe wenezuelski pose}
specyalny, Jose de Jesus
Paul, udaje sic z poczatkiem
przysz}ego tygodnia dc Lon,
dynu. Omawiana jednak kwe-
stya sporna jest tax: nag'aca,
ze pos}owi nakazano mimo
wszystko kentynuoWac ro-
kowania. Senior Paul zostanie
wkr6tce po przybyciu do sto-
licy przyjety przez ministra
spraw zagranicznych Grey'a,
skoro ten tn powr6ci 25 sty-
cznia. lime sprawy.. sporne,
:istniejace miedzy Wenezue-
]a-i Wielka Brytan'iia. .jak ::
monopol: soil j zapa}ek, ONO
wi. sic poufnie W tel mysli,
ze sic przez to u}atwi poro-
zumienie miedzy odnosnemi
towarzystwami angielskiemi
Il Venezuela.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

RZYM, 25 stycznia. -
Arcybiskup Ireland, bawia-
cy obecnie W Rzymie, pre-
kaza1 juz Papiezowi $25,000.
kt6re otrzyma} cd amery-
ka6skiego am basadora Girls
coma jako wyreczyciela W
tym wypadku ameryka6skie~
go, Observation-Disclosures ko-
mitetu ratunkowego odnos
ME do nawiedzonych trieste
MEM ziemi we W1oszech
po1udniowych. Arcybiskup
uda1 sic osobiscie do Waty-
kanu, skad "a poSrednic-
wem biskup6w i wog6le du-
chowie6stwa zainicyowano
skuteczna dzialalnos6 pomoc'
nicza. Ojciec sw. jak i kar-
dyna} Merry del Val by1i
wzruszeni wie]kodusznoscia
Amerykan6w i os viadczyli,
ze Watykan uznsje W zupe}~
nosci to, co Stany Zjedno-
czone uczyni1y W obecnym
smutnem po}ozenniu. !: J..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28
RZYM, 25 stycznia

urzedowego zestawienia wy
nika, ze ostatnia katastrofa
trzesienia ziemi w Kalabryi
i sycylii pograzy}a W nedzy
1874 wiekszych i mniejszych
miejscowosci z ludooscia
wieksza, anizeli jeden million.
Mimo wszelkich starah
wprost by}o niemozebnem
przyjSc z pomoca wszystkim
potrzebujacym jedynie dla-
tego, poniewaz wie'ka czekt
mieszka1c6w ze, zburzonych
miejscowoSci uciek}a W CORY
lub W takie okolice, gdzie
sic trudno do mich dostac.
Pod}ug wiesci z Milazzo a.
merykahski parowiec zapa-
sowy ,Celtic" przyby} tam
a ludnos6 miejscowa .przyje-
Ia 60 z zywymi oznskam1
wdziecznosci.
Ma pamiatke udzielanis
przez Ameryke pomocy naz'
wano jedna dzielnice miasta
Milazzo :,Amerika".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28
BERLIN. 25:: stycznia.

BERLIN, 25 stycznia. -
'Zw}oki zmarlego niedawno
kiecia Ernesta z Sachsen Wei
mar Eisenach zostaly spa
lone. W Nowym Ulmie. By} to
vice . pierwszy Wypadek pa
lenia zwlok, jaki zaszedl W
niemieckiej familii ksiazecej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28
JERSEY. CITY n. g. ]

JERSEY. CITY, N. Y. Do
:mieszkania orazi. do grocer
nj Leana Lazarusa, pm. III,
7ulica, wlamali sic oknem Cd
poaworza " przeszlym tygo-
dniu zlodzieje j skradli roz-,
matte rzeczy, warto6ci $500.
E4Zlodzieje ,1szi mic, 6cigani,
|a policya, zawiadomiona
,przez pokrzywdz zonego, szuka
|teraz Wiatru W.4polu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28
LONDYN, 25 stycznia. :

LONDYN, % stycznia. =
Prywatne doniesienia z Tri-
nidad oznajmiaja, re Wene-
zuela etwarla znowu port
Ciudad Bolivar mad rzeka
Orinocco, lecz ze ME znios1a
jeszcze tego 80 procentowego
dodatku clowego ma towary
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28

dawno dom ,!'meza, kt6ry z
powodu zaleca6 sic .Kraemer ra
urzadzi} )ej scene zazdroscj;
ze wzgledu ma dzieci powr6.
ella ona do meza i po kilku
godzinacb jej tam pobytu ma.
stapi}a strzelanina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28

SEUL, 25 stycznia. - W
towarzystwie japo6skiego ge'
necalnego rezydenta W Ko-
rel, Ito, rozpocznie cesarz
korea6ski II bm. podr6z po
p6}nocnej czesci swego pam
silva. Zamie1za on zwiedzit
wszystkie znaczniejsze miej-
scowosci W owei okolicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28

DETROIT, Mich. Polski
ksiadz pokasany przez psa'
- Ks: Bart1omieja Szczerbe,
proboszcza par. 6w. Jadwigi,
pokasaf pies W rake tax fa-
talnie, ze mime opatrzenia re-
XII, krew zosta}a zatruta i gro
ri ampotacya tejze. u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28
REGGIO. 25 stycznia.

REGGIO, 25 stycznia.
Za1oga okretu wojen nego
,,Napoli" ukohczy}a budowe
10 prowizorycznych dom6w.
Miedzy mimi znajduje sic
take budynek urzedowy
dla burmistrza W Reggie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28

NJ wesela zawezwa} policyan-
ia McGovern, ably nieprosz'o-
nych: go6ci usuna} 70 sail, by
mice wiecej miejsca do tafca,
1obuzerya, naturalnie w1oska,
rzucila sic ma policyanta, po-
wali}a go ma ziemie. zdar-
la mu. 2 piersi odznak,
odebra1a mu REVOLVER j PAL
ke, kt6ra obrobiono go ME
najgorzej. z calej tej afery
najgorzej wyszed} sam VIA
6ciciel, aresztowano go boz
wiem "a utrzymywanie niepo-
rzadnego domu. Jako Swiad-
ka togo ca}ego zaj6cia areszto-
wano Wlocha, Tomasza Da-
vato. Przesluchy W tel spra~
vie, odbeda sic skoro potur-
bowany policyant, kt6ry "a
medieval sic chorym, be-
die m6g} stawit sic do sa-
du. Pod kaucya $1,000 wypu-
szczono pana Zborowskiego
ma wolno6c. Ma wyprawienie
wesela z ta6cami policya. dala
swe pozwolenie, a policyant,
mia} pilnowac poraadku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28

lego urzednik6w, Tysiac zbie.
gov zamieszka1o juz W tych
donlach. Lekarskiej pomocy
ME brak i ludzie sa dobrze
odzywiani. W Villa San Clio
vanni marynarze okretu wo'
jennego ,Vittore Emanuele
III" wvbudowali schroniskc
dla 800 ludzi. Jest tam takze
szpital, prowadzony przez
lekarzy marynarki. Po in.
nych miejscowosciach staja
r6wniez chaty, sklecane prze2
niestrudzonych zeglarzy. =:
PETERSBURG, 25 stycz.
MIA. - Miedzy polityczny-
mi przestepcami ma Syberyi
wybuch}y niepokoje, po kt6-
rych Rad widzia} sic zmu-
szonym og}osic stan wojen~
ny " obwodzie miasta Tur-
kosza6ska i zarzadzic nadz-
wyczajne srodki bezpieczeh-
stwa W Jenisejsku, stolicy
tamtejszej prowincyi. Obw6d
zagrozony wybuchem ley
ma p61noc wysuniety i jest
zamieszkany g}6wnie przez
wygna6c6w., w ostatnich
miesiacach niezadowolenie
bylo tax wielkie, W Mladze
postaraly sic: o wzmocnienie
stray miejscowych urlopo-
wanymi pod >ficera'ni kozac-
kimi Wygnahcy skarzyi sic
czesto ma brutalnosc koza-
k6w a mianowicie ma ich "a
cbowanie sic wobec kobiet.
Wysy|ali oni deputacye do
gl6wnego inspektora obwo-
du, zadajac zaradzenia z}emu
Inspector zosta} W kohcu
zabity: kiedy sic wzbrlania]
uczynic zadosc zyczeniom
skarzacych. Wygna6cy xaje'
Ii uastepnie pod swa w}adze
miasto, czynownik6w przepe:
Edzili ! poniszczyli w1asnost
rzadowa. Move to stosunk5
trwaly al przyszfo .wojsko Z
Irkucka, kt6re do pewnego
stopnia por7adek przywr6ci'
10. Teren rozruch6w jest tax
odlegly, re potrzeba by1o mic
siaca, azeby 0 Mich wiesc ma
deszla do Petersburga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28
z NIW POLSKICH
W AMERYCE

DETROIT, MICH. = Chez
zwiedzenia teatrzyk6w 5 CEN
towych a brak ma to. fundu-
STOW, sune}y 4 1etniemu
Ludwikowi Michalskiemu
mysl kradziezy, kt6rej dopu.
Sell sic W skIepie B. Tre-
py sol Grandy ul. Korzy~
stajac z nieuwagi w}aScicie~
la ukrad1 Is poz}acanych
dzwonk6w i ma sprze dazy
ich zosta} przez policye przy-
}apany.
- Umys}owo chory. Bole-
s}aw Bo1kowski, a przedsta-
wiajacy sic jake zastepca pre-
zydenta Stan6w Ziedn., zosta}
przywieziony 2 domu ~. ....!e' ..!oe|b}a''
kanych W Westinghouse i
oddany pod opieke lekarza
powiatowego. :NieszczeSliwy
ten cz}owiek, ch;ory ma ma.
ME wielkosci, wyglaszzsals: swo=
je zapatrywania polity czne W
taxi spos6b. ze U stuchac COW
zamiast politoWdnia, Ag wzbu-
dza smiech-
- Jan Sliwihski' .powodo~
wany )itoscia, da} przytu}ek
W swoim domu niejakiemu
Harrisonowi, "a GO tenze 3D.
wdzieczy}2sie w~ten spos6b, re
go okrad{ i uciek1. II.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28

ny obecnie valley re smier-
cia: Serawiak doznaf ""tylko
lekkich uszkodzeh.
h h -Pomiedzy godzina si6dma
a 6sma .podczas gestej mg{y,
wagon kolei Pennsylvania,
od}aczony cd pociagu, naje-
cha} ma niejakiego P. Wynne,
20 lat ]iczacego, i zmiazdzy{
mu obie nogi, kaleczac go
takze po ca}em ciele: Me-
szczeSliwy wypadek mia}
miejsce ma szynach kolei Iii.
nois Central, pomiedzy uli'
cami 26ta i 27ma Wynna
pracuje przy:mostach, a mie-
szka pnr. 349 Central ave.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28

..s WILKES BAhhE, Fa
|Noca W kopalni Dele
ware & Hudson gornik
nazwiskiem> J6zef Roma6ski,
lat 20, idac plantem, zostal ma
jechany preez pedzace wago-
my z .weglem, kt6ry cd ude-
rzenia buforem ulegl silnym
poranieniom glowy. Zawez-
wary lekarz udzieli{ mu
pierwszej .pomocy, a naste@
pnie W stanie ciezkim od+
wi6zl do szpitala miejskiego.
Roma6ski pred 2 tygodnia-
mi pr2yby} do ,Ameryki, "
oelu zarobku; pozostawil on
Zone oraz troje drobnych
dzieci W starym kraju.
Zagadkowy zamach. = o.
negdaj 0 godz. 6ej wieczorem,
ma powracajacego po piracy
do domu Antoniego Bamif-
skiego q letniego robotnika.
fabrycznego, zamieszkalego
ma Carey Ave-, napadio przy
mo6cie prowadzacym do Ply
mouth, kilku mezczyzn j "a
cze|o strzelac z rewolwer6w.
Bamihski pad} ugodzony
dwoma strzalami, napastnicy
za6 zbiegli.
Przecbodzacy po wypadku
inni mieszkahcy, zauwazyh
lezacego Bami6skiego, 20 sta-
'bemi oznakami zyoia. rZawez-
:wano ambulans, poczem ME-.
szcze6liwa ofiare napadu od-
:wieziono do Mercy sspitala.
:Zawjadomiona palicya Q zaj-.
,6ciu, wdrozy1a jaknaje ergi-
.czniejsze sledztwo W celu wy
tropienia zbrodniarzy,
Stan zdrowia Bamifskiego
jest grozny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28

CHICAGO, Ill.,, - Poiak
nazwiskiem Furman stall sic
ofiara nieszcze6liwego wypad.
W lejarni firmy Greenlee
Faundry Company pod nr.
146 Bunker ul., gdzie pracu-
la przewa1nie Polacy. HAWAI-
zelaza wazacy: 700 funt6w
Espad} ma furmana, miazdiac
mu lewa noge. Zabrano ME-
szcze6liwego do miejscowegot
lekarza fabrycznego, kt6ry
mu rane opatrzy} i odes}a} W
powozie do mieszkania jego
pod !. Z Emma ul. Rama
Furmana widocznie opatrzo-
ma byla nieoglednie, bo wiea
czorem znajdowa} sic on W
kaluzy krwi i musiauo "a
.wezwac do niego lekarza T.
z. Zelowskiego, kt6ry kaza}
zawie6c nieszczesliwego do
.szpitala polskiego gdzie mu
.rane nalezycie opatrz ono
Glory ma sic juz znacznie
5lepiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28
pA1TIMORE Nd

BALTIMORE. Md. - w
piwnicy domu kt6ry by} jej
w}asnoscia, znaleziono zw}oki
liczacej 81 lat. Zofii Kufa}o-
wei. Ma czole znajduje sic
g3eboka rama: opr6cz tego
stwierdzono, ze mia}a po}a-
manych kilka zeber. We
dug orzeczenia koronera,
smierc nastapi1a u denatki W
naturally spos6b. Poczatko-
wo przypuszczapo, 70 ia "a
mordowono. Wskutek tego
aresztowano lei c6rke Zofie
Bartusek, lecz, p6&niej pu-
szczono ia ma wolnosc. Via
domosc o tel badz co badz
niewyjasnioniej Smierci Sc
dziwej kobiety wywo}ala W
miescie wielka sensacye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28

MILWAUKEE,, Wis.,, = w
pewnym domu znaleziono tu
zw}okii Maciieia Dt1roMskisge
jego zony, staruszk6w oko1o
70 letnich, kt6rzy prawdo-
podobnie umarli pred trze.
ma tygodniami, Wiaziano ich
zywych po raz ostatni II
grudnia. Szeroko otwarte
drzwiczki pieca kaza sic do
myslac, re gaz weglowy
stall sic powodem ich Smierci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28

| bOT r ALO. IN. /. Ol1Ild-
lego. rabunku dokonali tutaj
dwaj zamaskowani rabusie
wpad}szy do domu pm. 24l
Gold utica. Wyciagnawszy
gospodynie tegoz domu Ch.
Gerberowa, l6zka. pobili ia
starszliwie, a gdy ia zem'
dla}a, zwiazali ja, iw6wczas
zabrali sic do rabunku Co
by1o W domu wszystko pre-
wr6cili do CORY nogami; lecz
pieniedzy ME m6gli znalest,
w6wczas ma nowo zaczeli sic
znecac mad .kobieta, przyAa'
dajac jej revolver do g3o-
wy, kopiac i bijac. Me wy
musiwszy jednak mic UNI
kneli, a pobita kobieta wez'
wa1a pomocy dopiero po
odzyskaniu przytomnosci.
Znajduje sic ona W krytycz'
nym stanie, a zawiadomiona;
policya szuka rzezimieszk6w.
| WASHINGTON D.. G. -
Liza Harbinowa, lat Al mat
|ka Z dzieci, zastrzelona 20
sta}a przez % : ]etniego
kochanka Fryderyka Krae-
mera, MALARIA, gdyz po"
wr6ci}a napowr6t do swego
pierwszego malzonka. Nor
derca po dokonaniu ;zbrodni
pope1nit samob6jstWo. Poll
eva Jest: tego zdania,ze Gala
ia historya odbyla sia "a po-.
. przednim porozunienie
!. .Swiadkowie stwierdzili, ze na
J; kilka chwil pred katastrofa
] widzieli pare te rozmaaW'iaja- e g
!. ca ze soba " nailepszejj zgo-
die. 81.
] Harabinowa opus ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-28

REDDING, CAL, - Me
jaki J. ModIi6ski, .przybywa-
jacy W tym kTaju przez szeSc
lat, pragna} zosta6 obywate-
lem, majac wszelkie kwalifi.
kacye po temu. Sedzia jed
nakze adm6wi} mu prawa o.
bywatelstwa, poniewaz caly
sw6j zarobek wynoszacy
$500 miesiecznie pre-
pija} przegrywal w karty,
a odzienie mial poszar rpane
j nieszkanie ME rsgularnie
Fop1acane. Sedzia orzekl, ze
tacy obywatele ME sa W tym
kraju pozadani. j:
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-07-22
Married in Denmark.

Mr.. John W. McCue and Mrs. May
Carrere Heidtman surprised their
friends last Thursday by taking a
buggy ride up to Denmark and be-
ing quietly married by Rev. T. E.
Morris, pastor of the Denmark Meth
odist church. They are stopping at
the Garland house for the present.
Mr.. McCue is the eldest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Nj. McCue, and he has
many friends in Bamberg, where he
was born and raised. He is now pro-
prietor of a thriving grocery business
and his friends expect him to be sue
cessful as a business man.
The bride has been resident of
Bamberg since January, and in that
time has made many friends by her
gracious manners and readiness to
identify herself with all good work.
Their large circle o. friends extend
congratulations and good wishes.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-07-22
Pathfinding Cars.

The two pathinding cars of the
Columbia Record, sent out to develop
an interest in good roads and good
highway from every county seat in
South Carolina to Columbia, arrived
in Bamberg late last Wednesday aft
ernoon, and were cordially received.
The party consisted of Mr.. McDavid
Horton, news editor of the Record /;
Mr.. w. R. Fishburne, an old Bamberg
boy; and Mr.. A. J. Kind, they
travelling in Buick touring car and a
Brush runabout.
These gentlemen spent Wednesday
night in town and left next morning
for Columbia, going by way of Den
mark, North, Norway, etc. They were
cordially welcomed by our citizens,
and Mr.. Horton was well pleased with
what he had seen of Bamberg's roads.
He had the good luck to meet Super
visor Kearse near his residence in the
Buford's Bridge section, and was
pleased to know that our supervisor
was such a good roads enthusiast.
The route to Bamberg was from Ul-
mer across the Great Saltkehatchie,
and up through the Buford's Bridge
section, and this road has been clayed
very near all the way from the river
to Bamberg, distance of about 20
miles. At one time it was the sandiest
road in the county, but it is in good
shape now.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-07-22
Watch Your Date.

We want all our subscribers to
look carefully at the date on the label
of their paper this week. We have
put on so many new subscribers re-
Gently and changed so many dates,
that there may be some mistakes,
and if there are, let's correct them
right now. If any one has subscrib-
ed to The Herald through any of the
contestants and is not getting the
paper, let us know at once. We want
to have everybody get the paper who
has paid for it. and unless you let
us know of an error it will be impos-
sible for us to correct it. So please
let us know if anything goes wrong,
for now is the time to correct it.
Don't wait a year or two and then
claim an error.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-07-22
Two Soldiers Hurt.

Aiken, July 19.-To-day manoeu-
vres of the same character as last
Friday were entered into at Camp
Brock. A problem was arranged by
the officers, and the officers and pri-
Yates entered the field of battle with
interest undated, and to-day's exer-
cises were perhaps the most benefi-
cial of any yet.
The first accidents of the encamp-
ment were reported this morning. In
the mimic battle to-day Private
Spann, of Company I, Bamberg, was
hit with a paper wadding from one
of the discharges, and was painfully,
though not seriously, hurt. The wad-
ding struck him in the head and he
had to be carried off the field to the
hospital tent. Private Bruce, of the
same company, met with more seri-
Gus accident. His left leg was broken
in the exercise He tainted at the
time, but has recovered, and is now
resting easy.
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Musical Next Monday Night.

The public is cordially invited to
attend the musical to be given for
the benefit of the local base ball team
at the chapel of the c. F. S. Monday
evening at $3.50 o'clock. Appreciat-
ing the efforts of the home club to
furnish good, wholesome diversion
during the summer months for the
stay-at-homes. the city's most talent
ed musicians have volunteered their
services and an excellent program
will be rendered. Misses Annie Lou
Byrd and frankie Folk, who have
just returned from the North, where
they completed their study of music,
will render several numbers on the
program and no doubt there will be
a large crowd out to welcome them.
The prices for the entertainment will
be very small, being only rs cents for
general admission, reserved seats 35
cents, children Is cents.
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ENTERTAINMENT IN DENMARK.
Miss Dial, OF Laurens, Guest Of Honor
at Party.

Denmark, July 18.-Monday even
ling, July II, n IS Wessie Lee Dial, Of
Laurens, who. II. her sister, Rebec'
ca, for the :;.., naek has been q
charming visito.' N the home of Capt
]. B. Guess, vas given a reception by
Miss Hattie Lee Guess, daughter Of
Capt. Guess.
At 9 o'clock the spacious and bril-
liant home was thrown open to the
guests, who were met in the recep
tion hall by Miss Bessie Reed ano
Mr.. Jas. B. Guess, Jr., and usherec
into the drawing room, where they
were received and introduced BY
Miss Guess to the guest of honor
Miss Dial.
After being served with punch by
Misses Sadelle Guess and Rebeccs
Dial they were invited out on the
lawn, which presented lovely scene
lighted by Japanese lanterns, with q
cosy seat scattered here an d there
one to suit the fancy of each particu'
lar couple.
| Here gaiety ruled supreme until
the latter part of the evening, whe1
the young people were again asked
inside, this time to draw partners
for refreshments. This was carried
out in quite novel way, cards being
provided for both the young men and
the young ladies, attached to the ends
of cords, in different parts Of the
house-some in the drawing room
some in the reception hall, some In
the library and some even extending
to the porch. And as these cords
were wound around promiscuously
the young people had much fun try
| ing to unravel the entanglements and
find their partners at the end Of the
cord.
After this scheme had been carried
out refreshments were served on the
lawn by little Misses Ruth and
Frances Guess.
Those present were: Misses Addys
Hays and Hibernia Counts, Bamberg;
Chlotilde Smith, Williston; Ranville
Rice, Edith Rice, Livy Rice, Ina
Califf, Lillian Goolsby, Doris Goolsby
Lynn Goolsby, Lola Folk, Alma Folk,
Ella Barton, Sue Barton, Bessie
Reed, Melle Reed, Annie B. Metz
Martha Riley, Alma Pearson, Eoline
Inabinet, Westa Lee Dial and Rebecca
Dial; Messrs. ]. D. Copeland, Jr., ]. F,
Carter, D. M. Eaves, Bamberg; Nor
man Smith, Williston; Cecil Crum,
Wesley Crum, Malcolm Crum, K.
Mayfeld, O. Still, w. Faust, w. A.
Salters, J. B. Guess, Jr., L. Matthews,
R. Gillian, w. Gillian, W. Jennings,
R. Goolsby, A. Riley, E. Steadman, J.
Tyler, c. Tyler, S. D. Guess, DR.. j.
Boozer.
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Negro Dies While Bathing.

Cope, July 20.-Yesterday, while a
party of negroes were in swimming
at Smoak's Landing, on South Edisto,
about six miles below Cope, one
named Matthew Raysor was seen to
go under after making few strokes,
and upon failing to rise, was sought
after and pulled out. Mr.. Furman
Antley and some others tried to re-
vive him by rolling and shaking the
water out of him but could do moth
ing.
Magistrate D. w. Bonnet, of Cope,
was notified and he, with DR.. H. NJ.
Barton, of Cope, went down to hold
the inquest. Upon investigation a
wad of chewing tobacco was found in
his mouth and no water in the lungs,
so the jury, with NJ. K. Antley as
foreman, returned verdict of death
from natural causes" Some think he
had heart trouble, others that he was
overheated and the cold water caused
a shock which stopped the heart
beating.
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Baptist Church News and Notices.
DIRECTORY.

Preaching service every Sunday
morning at II o'clock and evening
at 1880 o'clock by the pastor, Rev.
o. J. Frier.
Sunday school every Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, G. W. RentZ, su-
perintendent.
B. Y. P. U. every Tuesday evening
at 7:30 o'clock, David G.. Fielder,
president.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening at 1870 o'clock.
Woman's NJ. U. meets Wednesday
afternoon after each End Sunday.
Conference each fourth Sunday
after preaching service.
Observance of the Lords Supper
the first Sunday in each quarter.
NEWS AND NOTICES.
Pastor reports a good meeting at
Hunters Chapel last week. There
were seven received into the church
on profession of faith.
Pastor preached Sunday morning
on Gods messages by his servants as
r'ivine looking glasses in which men
might see themselves, their attitudes
and actions, as God sees them. He
used two prophetic parallels as a
basis of his remarks. The pastor
then gave a parable for our consider
alton, himself. 1t was as follows:
There was a certain poor man who
lived just outside of a certain town,
who had small peach orchard. 1t
was all his means of support. Ger
tain young men of well-to-do fami-
lies in town, plotted to rob his peach
orchard. One of the young men pro-
tested that it was wrong and argued
against it, but the others assured him
that they were going anyhow, and If
he didn't want to go, he would sim
ply miss his part of the peaches. He
finally decided, that since they were
going to rob him anyway, that what
few he would get wouldn't amount to
much; so he shut up and went on
with the crowd. What do you think
of this young man? What would you
do with him if you were a juryman
trying him?
Next Sunday morning at the close
of the service is the regular time for
Membership will take
due notice of same, and the standing
will prepare to make any
such reports as may be necessary at
that time.
Deacon Hartzog was missed from
the services Sunday, he being some
what indisposed for few days.
"Uncle Joe" Dickinson, who has
been in feeble health for SO long, is
quite ill at present.