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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-11-19
pettit,a Eve salva for 2bc

relieves tired or overworked eyes,
stops eye aches, congested, infamed
or sore eyes. All druggists or Howard
Bros, Buffalo, N. Y.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-11-19

Farmer-See here, boy, what yer dom
up that trees
Boy-One of your pears fell off the
tree an I'M trying to put it back.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-11-19
You Can Get ALIENS Foot.Rase FREE.

Write Allen s. Olmsted, lie Roy, N.
Y, for free sample of Aliens Foot
Ease. 1t cures sweating, hot, swollen,
aching feet. 1t makes new or tight
shoes easy. A certain cure for corns,
ingrowing nails and bunions. All drug
gists sell it. 25c. Don't accept any
substitute.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-11-19

ct wish you would give my clerks
talk on salesmanship," said the retail
dealer
"Better let 'em watch me selling you
a big BILL" suggested the travelling
man,
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-11-19

In 1876 the average life of Der.
liner was only 20 years, Today it is
|3s years, thanks to sanitary improve
ments.
The native community of Canton has
proposed to organize volunteer fire
brigade, and has submitted a set Of
regulations to the viceroy for his ap
proval.
1t is said that the Chicago Woman &
club is forced to spend $500 for Q
new cloakroom on account of the pres
emit extravagant size of hats.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-11-19

"Don't chide me for carrying a re-
volver. This little gun saved my life
once.
Chow exciting. Tell me about it. -
81 was starving and l pawned it"
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-11-19

The average man will stand mp for
himself, no matter how many people
be has TO sit on In order 70 Do ~
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-11-19

Recent discoveries have also proved that
dandruff is caused by germs on the scalp.
Therefore, to cure dandruf, the firstthing
Ito do Is to completely destroy these dam
ldruff germs. Here, the same Ayers Halt
lVigor will give the same splendid results.
Made by the j. o. Aver Co ro-,"
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-11-19

Small Girl-Why doesn't baby talk,
fatherq
Young babies never do.
Small Girl-Oh, yes they do. Job did
Nurse read to me out of the Bible how
Job cursed the day he was born.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-11-19

Steve Long is noted for attending to
his own business and saying very little
about it. One morning an inquisitive
neighbor met him returning from the
woods with his gun over his shoulder.
Hello, Steve. Where We beeni
A-shootin'9n
yep"
What We been a.shootin'R"
"Dog.
:" Yer dog3 Myi Was he mad9n
wall, he didn't look so DANCED well
pleased. /"
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-11-19

"Why do so many women rest their
chins on their hands when they are try
ing to thinkq"
"To mold their mouths shut so that
they won disturb themselves"
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-11-19

They showed Willie his new baby
brother. He didnt seem enthusiastic,
until he suddenly cried,
"Oh, bet we got trading stamps
with him, and now I'll get that BIZ
cycle. -
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-25

Feel languid. weak. rundown? Head ache? Stomach "off ?''-Just a plain case of lazy liver. Burdock Blood Bit- ters tones liver and stomach, promotes digestion. purifes the blood. a246
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-25

The Government of Uruguay has ap- propriated $25,0 for an investigation of that countrys supposed coal de posits.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22

Brrasv!ek or Thursday last. The
ressel hailed from Providence. r
T.. but bad sailed from Boston 20
Brunswick. He die not know To"
cao:a,c's oame and had only been
With the ship sor little oTer three
weeks. he joined the saip at Fos-
ton
TIE crew; consisted ot the captain.
two mates. al ensioee, and steward
and SIX seamen and the captain 9
wif.. spear!ns said that his home
IS Cambridge. Hsn:s county. Nova
Scotia. He is 33 years Of age and
unmarried.
Spear!ns vas floating on TIE
| wrecxase two or three miles IRON
, tie Shaxmu, when he vas n:s'
sighted. which was about * miles
cc-,a. northeast OF Diamond Shoals
.tsh.ship. The catastrophe occurred
at wirble Shoals. about IS mic:
north OF Cape Hatteras.
Spear.n. said that the vessel ren'
70 pieces about Ave c,!i"s IRON
| shore. An at-enot vas mad" esSN
OF zen tin~s TO make .ai's 20 2u
! the crew 90 30 as 10 sc; 20 snorS
| but the high seas prevented. IT,
shore could just se see' owing :
the sssrv :oE
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
SEVEN LIVES LOST
IN 4 FOuR-sTORY CINCINNATI,
TENEMENT DEATH TRAP.
The House Ahia1c With EcTs3 &c.
cupans Sl-epine-Ftrene. Cary
Many Down Ladders Safely.

In f.e a, Cincinnati that de-
stcoyed a tenement house shortly
before daylight on Tuesday morn
,as seven persons were killed and
80 injured
The building vas ver!taok death
trap. The one Sce escape was rem
de,ed useless by the DANES and the
emergency door. supposed 70 lead
70 safety. and ordered kept open
OF the are department. was aai!ed
shut.
The building is iour-sto.J strue-
,u.e 1ieh tenants on every aoor
sxcep, ;ae frst. The ha!iSaSs are
lighted br kerosene lamps and io
some wa5 the lamp on tho second
soor vas upset and In 4 Tery sev
minutes the d.y woodwork IN The
hall vas aHane.
The blaze shot upward. making
I. impossible for the tenants OF the
place to set out By Say OF the stairs.
Some Of them jumped out OF the
v;nco~s and se.e badly hurt
There were fe,r persons 10 the house
at the time.
Tie frs. freuea 70 reach the
eesne saved several Of them eroI
tho rea, OF the burning ea!ld:ns.
The captain OF engine company No.
Z carried down two bodies On the
ladder and several women veee
found hutdled together on the fourth
aoor. The bodies taken 70 tae
morsue were 50 badly burned that
Identification vas almost tnLSssS
bic.
Pstrolman Clark and Triakler.
who were the srs. upon the scene.
picked up a blanket from IA front
Of tie building and yelled TO the
.>.,taed peoS,e in :he wia;ors &c
jump. Holding tho blanket between
them. they called 70 a woman on
the second soos to jump tnso t.
AS ehe jumped 70 safety the o5e-
e.s called to q small girl who vas
on the verge Of dropping from
window OF the third aoor. The str!
took one look at the o1tstreeeaed
blanket and Jumped bead arst In
70. Both woman and child veee
badly burned and were quickly rush
ed TO the city hospital.
Two officers carried many OF the
,nnaoes to safety over the neishoor-
Ing roofs.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
Caotaia ADMITS His Guile

cao.. Thomas Franklin. .. S. A.
tgice commended oy Gen. CoaSec
and Ce.. Otis for Distinguished seTv
ice il Ch!ra and at Manila. 2ieac
gu;ity few days TO long series
Of petty entczzlemeo's from sae
moss fund OF the West Point cadets
as couu;ss.ocaEy and treasurer 0!
T-c.,ed States Military academy. 2ao
was sentenced By Judge Hand. IL se<
circuit court. n Hew York. 20 tT'
vea-s and six months n the fedora
,e,iteu,iary d: Atlanta. Ga. ~:
counse! gave coe.ee tsat they vou!e
aop;v COR writ o! error and re
,-iaT
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
FORT LAWN FIRs1 FAILS
R:,e in Cotton Drives J. 8. Daases
E 90. 20 tho Wall.

Papers have been seat 20 Cos
un.,ed States cop-. at Charleston
asking tho. Mr. J. 8. Daniel. OF
For. La~n. trading as J. 3. Daniel
& Co.. be ad3udsed oaasupt TIE
hear!as has heea &xed FOR oext Aoo'
day. an6 the Dig store a. Fog: Lawn
will 30 closed at tia: time. To-
proceedings are 40, 10 voluntary
form. but ~!li rot be contested D!
Mr.. Daniel
I-. Daa!eI's ,ai!u:e is due &c a.,
selling 1000 bales OF cotton at le
cents. O. figures about liae ,oae
thinking 4nen the staple rose :"
be able 70 gcs enough OF bis o~r
farm aot buy the remainder 10 CON
plete his contract. ou; the continues
rise in tie price and the almost en-
tire failure Of lis oSn crop 1u' biz
something IKE $4,000 70 $4,000
| 10 the bad. and be Eas unable t
meet bis obligations,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22

a dispatch from Riasssree esys
Geek Of Cour. B-it.os received
Wednesday from GoTernoe Anset "a
orte. Cor tie calling OF ac e3sre
term OF she Court OF Geaeral S~s'
sions 70 commence on January 20.
1919. Ehs special term Is for tie
porpose Of trying john Woods Cos
Rose). the wonid-Se rspiss- !as
% The earliest day the eoor cas
sarfuily 10 hesa-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
FROST CAUSES wRECK-
Two Persons Killed IN Crash at
Railroad Crossing.

Two Persona Killed In Crash AZ
Railroad Crossing.
Two persons were killed. one IA
SHY Injured and seven more or less
seriously hurs wen Central o!
Georgia ro.theound passenger train
Friday morning. at 1850 O'Clock. a.
Harris CITY. Ca. crashed itoo as
combination second-class. baggage
and mail car OF train No. +2. east
bound. o: ;ae Macon and Bisnsn
CHAM road
TIE dead:
". A. McCaurde by-sfasde1. OF
Harris Cicy.
J. l. Williams. oy-s,andes. o:
Harris City.
Fatally hurt:
H. C. Rawh. joint ticket agent.
Harris City.
Injured.
II. II. Newman. nail clerk. "a
Grange. head crushed and spiae in,
iuree.
E. Il. Phillips. baggage master.
Macon. Ca, foot broken.
!. N. Coleman. fireman. back hurt.
D. ". Allen. Of colonbus. passeng-
er on Central train. bruised about
body and chest
Miss Vera Caldwell. SS-standeC
bruised about head and neck.
VIII GcEgs. negro porter. anger
cut oS, other severe injuries.
The scc!dens occurred at the croes
ing OF the two roads and vas due
according to statements from :a'!'
road officials. 10 a frosted track
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
Ze!ayu Cables TAFT

President Zelays Friday nigh: ca
h,ed A cocciila,o-y message 20 P'eS!-
den. Taft. saying that he had shown
his good faith by -csigainS Ia order
that Nicaragua might resume friend
II relations With :ae United States.
He added that &c proposed 20 leave
the couatry bu, stood ready 20 ac-
count for h!s acts as president
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
DRUG STORE WRECKED
IN ATLANTA BY TIE EXPLOSION
oP FIREWORKS.
Two Persons Badly Burned asa tae
Interior OF the Store aed Stock
Rutned

Rutned
The Atlanta Journal says as a
.esul. OF tie sudden aad entirely
unexpected explosion o: quantity
OF Christmas fireworks IL the e.
R Fuller pharmacy. 40 Pcy.:
street. Tuesday evening II Io.2c
O'Clock. Arthur kasIe. ,Ae youas
soda dispenser. row ues a. the S:s-
ay hospital a: sae poin, o; deatf
from ou.os received: Dr. Fuller =
badly burned about the tsee. Aaa!s
aad eodT and tie pha.Gac1 IS :.
to: wreck.
A, ne time OF the explosion D.
Ful!ec and Aase, vere opening 9
aew supply OF fireworks tia, ae6
como ic during the day ana vs-e
utterly ignorant os any Danger: a,v-
ing beer particularly careful 70 *
ungu;sh .ae Are IL the s.ove s7e
hours Before the fireworks vere o2eo
ed. The couple bad Jest marked ao
two OF the packages when one sn3
denly exploded and others followed
suit
Wnen the sse worth Of fireworks,
Including Roman candles. ssyroesess.
S.eeeraesess, and dynamite eans, e1-
ploded young Kagel was blown ten
feet asa:ns: .he top OF the store
and came down In the vesy midst OF
the burntns mtesiles- d.. rol:er
had gone to the cash register Ia 40
adjoining :ooa 20 r!ns cp ts~ sa:e
OF . e.sa. WREN be Tss tarret SJ
the ignition OF tie fireworks Tsoasn
be ras many :aet away be WAS
b,ovo ten :eet through space assiass
the snta touo. and badly burned
By the dying explosives before ae
eoo,d escape
After his eight 70 the csslicg ADD
back. young Kases vas so bsAy hnaa-
ed that Il took him ten n;auses to
right his vay QUE OF tho o1.ning
prescription room. Finally finding
the doo. be made . dash sos The
street ana ran np and DOM The
Sidewalk liSe . mad nan. With bis
clothing eblaee- He was 50 badly
frightened By the flames sed os.os
be bad received that It was With
diSculty that ". S. Macthe-o eass-
ed Elm down sad held bin uosf:
bis burning clothes could DC reGov-
ed.
The pharmacy looks as X . cyclone
aad struck It With al! It's force. Tae
front doors vere torn from :ae.r
hinges. all window paoes shattered.
show cases demolished, soda toun-
tain ruined and the e1!ld.ns badly
damaged oy Ere. The prescription
room Is a total wreck. where the a:e-
works we're oe.ns opened. There
Is nothing 70 !, ct all. TIE many
bottles Of powder and liquids we're
sp.sasied all ore. the door aad eveEy
bottle broken ia:n hHs
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
One Killed Many Hurt

oce woman was killed and 81
persons we're injured whec the cast
Sound California limited on the san
IA Fe coll!det with the rear end OF
.hc eastbouad California express At
W.nona. Az. Friday. Mrs. Aiics
senae,. OF Hartford. Coon-. vas
crushed 20 death and 90 people on
tie express were injured. Twenty
nine persons. passengers and dining
ca. waters. were injured OF the
itm!:c
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
A Long Train.

4 .:ain OF i:o stAe! cars. carry
ing six thousand tons OF Goa! ana
drawn hv a single engine left 2oa-
nok. for Norfolk. Va. over toe VIZ
cir!a railway. The train vas SIX
feet more than a mile IN length a1d
is said 20 ba the loss"St eyer drawn
l,v ora locomotives
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
-Lsc From Beginning TO End

"Lsc From Beginning 20 End
An Ottawa. Ont. dispatch says.
Capt Loose has confessed that ais
story published "a Eew yo-E
a%vspaoer IS line from beginning
20 end. We hope 70 have hts COO
session sEor1 TO IN q fev days.
This. n substance. is the STATE
meat made 70 letter received by
Capt. veynier. commander of :hs
Canadian exploration steamer Arc
tic. The letter. Caps. Bernie. statae.
IS from Capt. B. s. Osborn. Of Neg
YORK.. secretary OF the Arctic Clnb
81 which the explorer is mem be-
]; wss Capt. Bernie. who received
he first letter from d.. Cook aft,r
sss dash to tie pc!e. announcing The
success OF tie Journey.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
Esow Up Baak-

Blowing up VIII q heavy charge
OF ayna mite the ect.re side OF ehe
building, sve bandits few mornings
2.o coased the Citizens Bank Of
Gecersno, sus!! town eight nile.
north of Lawcon. Okla. secur:n:
$1,000 aad escaped. Two cis!sers
~eoe heid ucser guard until they
haS robbed tie bank.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
CORPSE" SAT Ut.
But Later Relapsed and the Funee :.
Proceeded.

4, Ter-e Eaute. Ind. ss an ny
dertaker started to prepare the body
of Edward Murphy for burial. the
supposed dead man arose IN bed
and yaw2ed.
II tse! better after that loES
sleep" he said.
Murphy had been n state OF
coma for ten hours. He mad been
an !cyaiIed for Ions time. but
rte undertaken soon was recalled.
for Murphy really died later. after
Joking about his ',Srs- death TO the
frightened embalUe!.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
Shot While Hunting.

Nr. Rark;r B. Scriey. A planter
- the Mount Pleasant section Of
Eevhe.ry county. accidentally shot
b;usei. AZ q O'Clock WsdneSdar :
morning rhii. out tird hunting. tie
load peoet-siins a!s left leg Just
5eloE the knee. a1d producing a
-ero--haSe from -t3ch be died g:
o'clock wednesday a<-arrccr.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
TRAGEDY N Georgia

A: Cuehoert. Ga. John W Harris
so years ole. and brother OF Mayor
Harris. Of tia: city. was shot and
instantly killed ia the lobby OF the
Randolph Aots, By J. +. Lced. 5r-.
Is years old. son OF the proprietor
Harris wss paying cards IN the
lobby vhea youns Lord. It 10 said.
ordered him oct Of tho house. and
Ga the S.6eulcy Soflo~iaS EsTTss
vzs sAot. Lord Is cn6er arrest
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
CESSCs TESTS TOO HARD.
Oniy Ptf.y-forr From South Caro-
Hua Passed

Director Duraa6. o: toe oeasns
bureau, Friday informed Represea-
,a.ive Patterson .aa; only 54 OF tht
applicants "a South Carolina wHa
recently stood examination for
cle.ksh:p ia the census bureau had
aeec successful TA.s covers tae
entire State. Mr. Durdan seened
70 think TIA. this inability to pass
the examination successfully was no
.eseceio, on those who attempted
them. bu. vas more % De accou5-S7
70: By reason Of the fact that ees
questions asked were largely those
dealing with manufacturing an"
kindred matters. about which nsn3
persons have little knowledge. t.
IS no. yet shown whethe. anota~-
opportunity viii oe given South Ca
o..c!aas 70 Try for these plac IS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
Given Jp for Dend.

A dispatch from Londer saEs th:e~
hundred persons on the Ausrailiac
liner Nara,ah we're officially s!Teo
M for dead few days ago and fas
s1csn.o 900 insurance claims on the
steamer vere paid at Lioyds. Laa
Wara,ah has heen missing since
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
To.tnniee Robbed.

Tho pos.oh!ca 4, Short Creek. A.
vas entered by dynau!,c-s ca-lS
orc morning recently. the safe o'on7
ooen and several hundred dollars n
money taken. SlccdHounds ~eTe
son. - nc .cena
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
ELEVEN KILLED
AND rwENTy-FIyE INJURED IN
THE sOCTHERS WRECK.


cd by the AcclCcze.
Vice President and Genera! Man
ger Acker.. OF the Southern Rail-
cay. "Wednesday gave GU, the fol
loving statement in regard 70 tn
! aeciten, near Greensboro. \. c.. eas
Il Wednesday morning:
(; Our passenger train. No. Il
/ which Is operated locally betvee'
Richmond. Va. and Atlanta. Ga.
| and carries sleepers :rom Richmond
| 20 Charlotte and from Norfcls t
| Charlotte. vas ders!led about s.e(
O'Clock this morning. about eleves
miles south OF Greensboro. \. c
As tar as can be aecertained at ths:
time. tbs cause Of the accident ras
broken rail. due 20 a concealec
detect Two cosches aad t~o sleep
e.s suraed over. The engine. nal!
and sass2s cars cid noe leave the
track
The passengers reported killed
are.
Joaa a. s.osaasz. Greensboro,
n. C.
Y. z. Ho!eonb. lawyer Of Ioaas
Airy. ~ c.
Edward Sexton. Denton. n. c.
Frank w. Ki,oy. Bfrmiashan. Ala.
A. P. Cone. superintendent OF
Richmond d:vision OF tho Southern.
c. 9. Holas. Pullman conductor.
4. c. White, travelling aodssos.
Washington. o. c.
ed 5ase-. Richmond. Fa-
Richard Eanes. New YORK city.
isaac Damma.ls. porter o. Hsee-
noad sleeper.
oae unidentified. eassa saavea
white paa. about 50 yeass OF ago
Tosai reported doaa. essvea-
Reported injured:
Joaa ". rhi.,iDG Petersburg. Va
David P. AsSrayee. Anderson. s.
A,va l. Harris. Ees6sv!i1e. n. c.
viii Gsnnias. Dav!eaoa College.
II. c.
Sa.-ai Watson. Baskerville. Va
Arthur Watson. Baskerville. Va
Robert SusseIl. IA Eas. <lse
street. New YORK.
Mrs II. T. Cook. Norfolk VI.
?. Smith. Spencer. y. c.
n. I. Ssr!oblias. Atlantis. Ga
Richard Dohae. Norfolk. Ia.
W. r. pebersy. Portsmouth. Va.
Mrs Robert Etmoad. Jr.. Nec
Orleans. La
Philis Nelsoa. Greensboro. \. c.
TIE Rev. D. 8. EIn teolored).
Resdsri,le. y. c.
Thomas ". Eldrtdse. baggage
mssee-. Richmond. Va
Burton Xarye. road master. siea
mon6. Va
Thomas Y. chaikley. Richmond.
Va.
George 3. Wagner. pasvll.e. Va
". r. Garrett. ,icse; agent. Nor.
eoIE. Va.
y. l. wooa. Pullman super:asea-
deae. Norfolk. va.
". T. Carter. travelling auditor.
Oaoril!e. Va
John Anderson. cotored porter.
Norfolk. Va
Total reported in:ared twenty
four.
The track was cleared and sa
trains rorias at s:3s p. n wedaes-
say.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
ADMITS He Lied
css. Loose Bgands Bis 0sa Ssaeaea
About R. csaA a Lie.
Was 0UT FOR TIE MONEY

TatsooS soS Elm LAS Confessed
Tia: the stor, was Prepared
Wiehoat ReSari TO Truth.
Caps. q. s. Osborn. Of New yot<.
secretary OF .ae Arctic Ciso. sss
written Capt Joseph z. sesaier and
others :sat Capt August W Lsose's
story 0. his dealings With Dr.. Coax.
as published il New York ssws-
paper. Eas ooneoeted for sale. With
ou: regard 70 the truth.
II the presence OK witaesscs. :"
said Capt Osborn. Il heard Loose
say. ! was ouc 70. the money. and
don't care how get IL
Capt Osborn does not believe that
Loose's narrative. as supported By
his aadav!ts. was a part OF any plo:
TO d!scredit Dr.. Cook.
TIE idea originated With Loose
and Dunkie." says Capt Osborn.
They had FOX sale matte. In ehis
controversy so explosive that nobody
dared handle Il When thes found
tia: cot they east about for eo0e-
thing else Dunkle ras the psoEos-
es. Looee tie workman
Also Dunkie got most Of tne
noaey. That's what Loose says, ana
GOV be IS casting around 70 soc
where be stands He's got eon-
science, and Il emarts.
y wrote theec facts M private
letters to Capt Bern!es aad cssssz.
and sSei: premature publication is
e mistake. and may spoil VIA. you'd
have been complete documentary
proof ct ny assertion. sworn 70 be-
fore notary
Loose had an appointment 20
sign confession. which hss al
ready been drawn up. He dtd not
appear. and now he has ;ass swecsy-
!oar hours grace. II no does 10:
sign very shortly the substance OF
the eonfess!oa viii thea be printed
from notes Of conversations on HAsea
It is based
Capt Osborn was not at liberty
70 aa9e the perDon who sad ooesto-
ed and drafted the confession.
a ship owner" be designated
htn. "a former employer OF Loose
aod maa who has personal iaau-
eoee WITH bin
"HoE did TITS man prevail on
Loose 20 CONFESS was asked.
He told Loose straight out
safe the captain. "tha, Loose wzs
playing checkers With bis own
nose
Capt Osborn toes not deny that
Dr.. Cook aud Loose had business
dealings, and that money passed
between them But be said:
y know enough shIpnates OF thu
Doctors Who wen, into the An.arc-
.ic With him 70 be sure the doctor
oeeded nobody TO tao.ica;e oaee.va-
lions for BIN. No doubt be Sc.
problems for Loose, by which TO
check Shis own calculations
Se:,he> Loose or Duakle could Dc
found
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
CAUGHT N DEATH TRAP.
One Etre,.s..a and: Five Girls Perish
ia . E;. Eace.


in b. Eace.
Five girls aoa F.enan Joseph
Homer are EouEc 70 have lost tae:.
lives when the s.x-stosS eusEciTS
IN Philadelphia. Pa. occupied aS
Scsrack & Sherwood. naocsaetas-
e.s OF undertaking supplies was
destroyed By Ere Few Lights ago.
Twenty girls we're Working IA sse
building when the ire broke out
most o: whom escaped With the IS
s:s,aooe Of police and srenea- Il
vas saowc tia. half aoaen we're
missing and later Il ras reported
tia: sve lad failed TO return 70 taes"
homes. Tone. was killed Eh!ie e1-
gagged Ia rescue work. The :uins
are being searched for :se bodies
OF the dead
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
Bitten 5y Bull Dos

.=evea persons -ere bitten ~
-s1i6 white brI! dos Ttich Teat oo
4 -anpage II tee lover part OF Ne"
York Wednesday night Tee oos
go fosl,v silIet hy policeman
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-22
BURIED ALIVE
Authorities Looking Into Manner "i
Mans Death.

A special from Aatley. Mexico.
SAYS: IL The belief :ha. the nao
vas buried alive, aad that bis death
vas due partly TO rough t'eatnen,
and asphyz!at!on. authorities are 10
vesasa,ing tae burial of Salvador
T;ieripa. The man wea. TO eotet
at late hour at night. become Vfo-
ient:y II and was believed TO have
died. His burial followed. II IS said.
at the d!.tct!on OF the hote. pro
p.ictor. six AexicanS who had beer
drinking. :a:eC-!ns the body. Tia:
he vas not dead when removed from
the hote! is the belief 0! the autao7i'
,t,S