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New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

Bar II -rbCr gives promise or exceptionally
brilliant festive season Whereas a number
Of Villas remain closed and unreated az Newport
At tie Maine resort aluost every cottage is taken
aud the calendar is already crowded with entertain
u,ents. many ~ them at the Esbo Valley Club
vhicI, as usual hes several We'll known New York
its board OF governors and committees
The visit OF the feet OF the New York Yacht Club
Tor the hrst time in many years viii lead to
great deal Of hospitality, which will be contlnued
without internisslon after the departure OF the
boats, since their stay Will be followed within the
space OF a few days. by the Bar aarbor Horse
SHOW.
With regard horse shows one % them is s-hetI-
uled for this week at Bay Shore Long Island
on Long Island. and invariably is made the occa-
in the vicinity Samuel T. Peters, Harry T. Peters
and Bradish Johrson are. as in former years. the
leading officers OF the show. While Reginald c. Van
derbIt. who IS bringing over 8 party from Nevport
foE the exhibition, is TO efhclate as one OF the
judges. II viii be followed on Tuesday weak hv
tae Monmouth County Horse SHOW. Al Long Branch
which Is always regarded as the principal feature
OF the season along the New Jersey coast
NN|pert IS rapidly filing Up. and although some
OF the biggest houses. notably Mrs. VanderbiIt's
Breakers. Mrs Ogden Goelets Ochre court coIonsI
dpha JACOB Astors Bsachwood and Mrs. Stuyvesant
FlshS Cressways. yet remain closed still tbars a.
plenty OF life and social activity, and the various
POSSESSES are already experiencing troubls go.
1rtahslhs ther entertainments in such fashion as
not to conflict with those OF their friends JansS
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

Mountain resorts ara attracting larger crowas
.r,n usuaI this summer. and the camp season IS
already opsn and in full swing. Anson Phelps
stokes has arrived at his place on Birch Lsi4nd On
the Jrpper St Regis Lake. and has hotsted his
remnant as commodore Of the ST. heSls 4ach-
Climb Mr. and Mrs. William G. Rockefeller, Mt
and Mrs MarceIIus Hartley Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert J. Collier. Mr.. ana Mrs Francis LOUIS
SIade Mrs. George = Baker, ane many more are
already established IN the vicinity, while MIS- J.
r,ierpont Morgan and AIr. and Mrs William Pier
son Hamilton have been entertaining party o.
relatives and friend. az their lodge. They, how
ever. returned TO Sterlinston. y. Y. a day o.
TWO ago in order to await the arrival from Europe
on Thursdzy next OF Mr. Morgan who Is now en-
the ocean hoIneward bound, with his daughter
Miss Anne Morgan. After conferFing with mis- SON
J. Pierront Morgan. r.. Who Is booked 10 sail for
Europe with hts wife and children or August l.
he viii board his steam yacht Corsatr. which ar
rived from the MediteUsnean ten days ago. and
viii cruise up the coast. touching az Newport
lie will spend few days az his fishing bungalow
or Batsman's Point and then continus TO Bar
rarbor, arriving there at about the same time as
the feet Of the New York Yacht Club. or the occa-
sion of its annual long distance cruise The heeJ
is due there Saturday. August II. aud on Sunday,
August L. a special train viii leave Bar Harbor
Tor New York for the accommodation OF the mem
5ers OF The yacht club and OF thelT guests.
Afteryc-d AIr Morgan will leave for the
Pacihc Coast with a party Of friends. with the
object of visiting the Seattle exhibition and
Alaska. The "trip by will be made board
Z steamship which kas been specially chartered
and rsarranged for the OCCASION. Mr.. Morgan viii
be joined on the Pacific Coast by NIr. and Mrs
George W Perkins and their son and daughter.
who ars already II tho West. and were last week
at Portland. ore.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
OH. sUET.

They we're both very fond OF croalet
But had only just started TO plusi
When the ram fell in tor; enlS
So Jack and Miss FlcIreuts
O. Had to keep under covsr all duet
Boston Transcript
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

Miss Georgtne Iseltr Is entertaining her sls,.-
Mrs Delancey Kane. and also Miss syhH Ksn.
az her place at Davenport's Nsck, al New RochsF.
Colonel Delancey Kane is not az Newport m,
season. buI Is spending the summer AZ Porh.,
Conn, for the sake OF his health
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

Frederic R. Halssy IS autorrooiling Il Spain Al.
is booked to sail for New York on Ssptanber Il
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

Mrs. Whitney Warren is IN town Tor few azv.
visiting her son and daughtsr-ln-law, Ar ara 10,
William Gresnough-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Bourne ana tn v,.,..
Bourne are az Dark Island. their pacs st Chi1,.--
Bay, on the ST. Lawrence River.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-30
0ptpjer / MerieO.

S Merico bar Ser / Sen ienere
$io bift fig en- iterf Sppolition
moo @ienbalg al Ben gamle Pre.
ii6ent Gia5 be6 6e forei itaoen6e
@alg. S bans @te6 far Oppoiitio.
men faitet fine 9ine poa General
&epes. Ser far beret bol6t flere
meget liblige galgme6er, og beo ct
iaa6ant, ser Sdn6ags bol6tes /
@na6aliara, gift l1roligbe6erne ODER
til neget bol6iomme Spteier. Mg-
BET blep foritprret og maatte be.
bes, og u6 paa Natten ltorme6e en-
Golfebob set @otel, bbtlfet nogIe
Salere, iom bab6e unbefalet @ien.
oalg af 9ia5, boe6e. Sotellet bIeb
itenet, bbert Gin6ne 8pgntnge11
fnuit, og en6el 2ofaler bleb plpn.
6re6e. SO Mmerifanere, iom boe6e
i &otellet> fom temmelig alborligt
tilifa6e, og @otellets 8eitprer, ser
ligele6es er Mnerifaner, les ct
itort Sab. @iennem &oninIotet er
Ser forlangt @ritotning for Sen
5fa6e, iom Sc amerifanife timber.
I iaatter bar li6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-30
I q a + 9 l. q s + e m q 5 eS.

g q d + 9 / q 5 I m d 5 eS.
gn 9anif=Mmerifaner, Ser bar
fontmen biem til 9annrarf slnleo=
ming al Stepnet / Marbus, bar forle=
Sen Mften fon1men u6 for at le pao
2ipet / &jebenbapn be6 9eatteti6. S
en- 8ebertning fom ban / Selffot
mes en- Mano, ban life fien0te, og De
1atte Jig til at 0riffe ia1nrrer. Set
bite Jig at bere EN- 8onoefanger, ban
bar faloen @en6erne poa, tbi oo
Dmnlf f=Mnrerifaneren fom bien1, op'
6age6e fan, at bans Eegnebog meb
800 &r. bar ltiaolen, og Wistonfen
fal6t naturligbiS itrafs paa Ser
Wono, fan bupbe peret ian1nen meo.
@an benpen6te Jig tH1in Tgtter, og
6e to gif MI run0t paa 8Dens ob=
ifltre @ebGrtlli11ger for at tr9ffe SD=
ben. Eaa eli 8illor0lalon traf Dc
bam ganlfe rigtigt, inen bpem fill.
orer 0ereS 6orbaulelle, ga 69tteren
op6age6e, at set bar Sen 8eltiaalneS
Srooer, iom bar Sppen. Danif:
slrnerifanereh lo1n life bab0e pere1
berbielnne / ober 20 glar, bab6e iffe
gienfien0t 8ro0ere1l men MI fan61
Ser natl1rligbis Ell ret bebeget @ien.
iDnSlcene 5teb. gin er Danlf-glme.
rifaneren reilt ttlbage, men bar ia.
get 8rooeren 1ne0 Jig for at faa e
36bgtiet og baoerligt Menneife u
.nf barn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-30

Baraques, tire Mile fra Galais, &l.
4.30 ON Dforgenen og 1trafs iatte
&urlen moo Doper-&lipperne. @ans
Meroplan bar ct af oe minofte, Der
bar ppret benpttet til praftiff Suft-
lei1aos. @ienne1ninitsbaitigb
bar 45 W}iI / Simen men iteg at
og til til go Niil, og en- fraalf
Sorpeoobaa6, ser fu1gte 2uftfibet
Iigeiom pe6 2atban1s Gart, bleb la.
set longt tilbage. &inoen bleite
mes e11 Stprfe al 20 Mil / Simen.
W1iot use oper &al1ale11 table ban
al6eles 2on6 al gigte / on1trent 10
Minrtter, ir0en Dobers @alfflipper
o11ffe6e freln ober 4orilonten. Wfo=
torlnofinen arbej6e0e fortrin4igt 111=
ser bele S1tren, ser bar ombDggeltgt
forbere0t olle gnfeltbe6er, Sele=
gron111er u6befsle6e mellem Mf-
gongsite6et og Set forpentebe geeo=
1tignil1gslteo pe0 6lugtens 8egDn=
6elle, og en Sfil0bagt bar poiteret
paa &an6en al Doper=&lippea meo
ct gignalflog, iaa 0a 9leriot nar=
me6e Zig 6enne, blep Ser at @filo=
bagten 11opeget bQn ct 2anoingS-
ite6, bbor ban fun0e gaa ne0 Git
ferbe6. @an los Maifinen goa ne0
n1eo li6t lterre Gart ems ban bap6e
beregret ioa Sen tog li6t Sfa6e
be6 at itp0e moo sSor6en> 6og fife
mere ems at SEN let fnr6e repareres.
2ongt ltgrre bor Soren for> at 9}e1i=
fbieiam1ere og nDsgierrige, al bbtlfe
ser itrafS iamle0es a6Ifillige Sum
6re6er, ifnl6e parteret Sen gamler,
pien1e6> bbilfet 0og Folitietz Ser
itrafs fo1r til1teoe, fit forbinoret.
Ser bleb paa @teoet foranitoltet en-
l10ltilling al Nealfinen> SSn6tegten
al bbilfen git til ct pelgi6ren6e Die
ne0. 9lt set lille 2nftifib. fan bore
itffer poa en fremragen6e Nlo6s /
ct eller an6et Mui i9lum fan ser nep-
pc bore Epipl ON.
9uftifipperen ie1b tog lin 9eir
me6 flor 8elfe6enbe6, oobenbart pao
set rene nre6, at bpa6 fan bapbe
opnaaet lige laa goot f1tnoe pere
naaet al en- a10e1 og at fan fun
bab0e benpttet Sen beleilige Stuno
fdr nogen &ollega. @nglen0erne
bDl0e6e Sranif11ran0en meo flor Sc.
geiitring.
Ween Sagen far ogiaa EFT politiif
Gt6e, iom mon life er Blind for /
@1glan6. Gnt MT at Sc forbabte
SDifere toger 9ere af bpo6 ser er
ffet og foranitalter Ell sSnba1ion al
@nglan6 giennem 2uften? Set er
en al Sc M1ligbe6er og Garer, iom
2uftleilo0ien fprer n1e6 Zig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-30

S 9lnerifo gipes ser 6og bel e11o=
III 8egrebet 5fan0inaber, ion1 Set
eltropeiife 9eor6en o1ntrent far gaoet
tabt. 9e 6erobre 111aa for1no6enlig
al og til bol6e ian1men for at gibe il
ne Stemner og fine ner belegtebe
@proglamfuno mere @ggt.
81 leper Observation-Disclosures
SioSaloer, og Sc ilnaa Solf operiees
og u0biifes, naar Sc life gjpr Jig
frafttg giel0en0e.
8ring os fra Mn1erifa Sen itore
Soc ONT @ammeniIutninge11s 9epo=
Den6tgbeo! - Ser er 9lmerifa ct
og an0et, lon er Dpperlig for Slime
rifa, nten lom life taaler at fori en-
oeS fife oberleber Sransporten oper
Mtlanterbabet, bisie Sormer al SIT
mor, bisie 9rter al 9iefla1ne for Cts
en1pel. Ween ser er an0et, lom bi
life fan faa nof af @ammenilutntng,
StoriDn, 6oretagiolnbeos6rift.
Soa bill hi til @iengj9l6 iom Mob=
gift moo SEN amerifonife Sen0e11S
til at ipan1pe al Menneifeligbe6 OF
/ en Farti-Organilation lon1 til1,1er
beberifes al Sc flogeite og melt ber=
ipnslgie, me00ele 0e1n al Dor ppperlte
@run0ium, S116ibi0nalisn1en, sen
enfeltes l1obifling til fin og ielpitan.
Sig Menneffeligbe6.
@on6el og Sanfer6iel, S11ol1-
itrt og Ero6nftton / al 9llnin0elig-
be0 blonltrer Triltaterne io11 ingen
Ste0s / &eroe1. Set Si0spnnft Ell
fife mere fiernt, 6o 9l1nerifo poo
geroe11snarfeoet bill babe Taaet olle
aonfl1rrenter al Morfen, og opripe1
Sc europeiife Mogter, Gnglono
Splflan0, 6ranfrige, Jig peo in6bpr.
oes &rig> iaa rpffer Bette Gi6spu1f1
ner. 0roet u6orret11inger" JON
oerober beberifer alt, in0ebol0er er
| |np Sios 9gien lom tager Sc gamlt
Soealer, oen ubarnbinrtige &rig oe
oen ieierSrige grobring / lit 5olo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-30

g'aar Sc fplscr meb / oette. 8las
ira gnoe til an6en, fra nge til l1ge
ifal De iffe pngite Dem for, at 8,
life fglger rne6 / Ei6en. Set igr.
acr BIo0et for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-30
Mcn fan font iffc!

0en ganrIe ugifte Gante (til lin
9fiece): uSer paa bette 5teb iatte
en- 2gitnant mig en- @ong 5tapne.
Maaife bab6e ban e1ifet mig en6nu
- bbis ban bar fomunen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-30

8 M t Mt NJ Ell 8 a II 5 8 m q II B.
@ogninipeft6r pe6 9. & so. 8a.
men Ee0er SsSprgen1en Omaba er
ifolge 80. 9. s." blepen ooerfiprt
af ct Sren og 6rebtes paa @te6et.
SS6rgenien bar fra NDlteo paa Col
lan6 og bar f(ere 9lar aniat be6
Solitiet / Omaba> en- al bpis oDgtig-
fe 8etjente fan bar; ban bleb lat
paa 0e aller farliglte Softer, og bbor
6et gialbt ON at goa Sag me6 6e
farligite Sorbrp6ere> Set fal6te man
altio paa Neter S6rgenien, utbe fight.
ing Oane", 1om 6e fal0te ban. &e-
ter S6rgenien bar arrelteret flere af
Sc farliglte SorbrD0ere en6 nogen an
Sen Holittman6 / Sn1oba. &an bar
frpgtet af Sorbrpoerne; men itun-
0om bnn6te Set ogiaa, at man ial1-
menrotte0e Zig ir1rob ban1, og iaa gif
set paa 2ibet l6s, bba6 bans mango
Sfromlner bar &i6ne o11r.-&an bleb
forfrenrmet til Detefttb, bbor ban
ogiaa ban0t Zig Sortieneite, in6til
ban for foa slar ii6en traf fig no af.
Holitiets Sjenelte og tog Mnl9ttelie
ion1 ugar SSnlpector" be6 ssSernba-
men, bbor bon altlaa blep 6rnbt un-
Ser l10pDelien af tit Mrbei6e.
Spor afbol6t sen afog6e bar, bite
Jig be6 bans 8egrabelie. $ mango
af bans gar11le 8olitifanrernters 9j-s
ne faces Iaarer 1tite Jig frem, 6a 6e.
lammen meo 8re0rene at 9. 8. g.
9oge Ger. 19, lom ban tilberte, bar
BAN til @raDen San efterIaoer fig
'Gnfe og 5 8grn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-30

9 ct q nj c r. a c " t D.
@pen @artrioge, Minneiota, Can't
:Tolfelan1fluos &oloni, bor MI oft
cielt foaet sfopnct uMlfop". Napnet
CT onbrugt paa Standardization
meb ltore 8ogltapcr.i
Oonlf Isl Ii trcret s l.,
5 II 5 e.,
Ser re6igcres al Sen ti0ligere Gbica~
go=Donlfer 2ol1is @el1ius, Srooer til
81. Wfor @crills, belliger Danlf-
9(nerifanerne 9fun1ret for 4. Suit.
Iorlfjellige 2an0smnl1b / Mnerifa
og 0anlf=anerifanlfe. 6orbol0 on1ta=
les al 0onife Torfattere, Ser bor be-
ret s(merifo eller ltaor .Sorbin6el=
ie mes Bette 2onb, 8. 6. geiellel1 n1e0
ct unfit fplt Gigt Sobannes 9. SSer=
len n1co Ell lillc onerifanlf @immcr=
lan0s-@iltovic, .. 6. Niolbecb ON
9ll11erifonerne JONI MrbeiOere og Sten
0relpjen n1e0 en- lille Oracbmann=
@iltprie.
S r pfen Ger 5 q 9 rac J
nj q II II,
Qfopoe @olger ~Grucbmanns 0atter,
ser / flere s(ur far opbolot Jig fer I
9ln1erifa, naDnlig / Seem >Dorf og
pite11S GtorbDer, bpor bum far peret
fprlte Spgeplejerlfe paa flere 1tore
@oipitaler - FUN bar u6oannet |
Saget 0unlnarf = er liO1te Wtaa-
ne0 pe>l0t tilboge til Dannarf for at
ilrDgna sGgtelfab n1e0 en Moromono,
@uperl1gr Gngb, ser bar @niettelle
/ &ongpltaten. @uberngr gngb
.forn111er oirefte fra slfrifa, giennent
bpis Sungel fan lige far leofoget
9(rpepril1ien al 8elgien poa en ST.
jpeftion5rejie.
6 II Da II it, d nj e L / t d II t
Sgilfole< IS nct p q II.
GDos. s(. Nfa0len, en ung 0anlf
Mono fra &acine> @is., Ggn of go.
bert Nto6len, iom set ii0ite 9lar bal
1moerpilt pfononriife og biltorilfe
Sag peo Spjifolen / Calumet, Micb.>
er blepen uonppnt til &eftor (uBrine
cipal") pe6 &pilfolen 8ig &aptos,
Micb., / Sen fon1lnenoe Sermin.
Ma6ien er gra0ueret fra &acine &ei.
lfole og 1907 fra @iSconiin Uni.
perlitet. S bele lin Stu0ieti6 erne'
re0e bon Jig 0elS peo at gipe 1noer'
pisning eller slpisarbeioe, oelS peo at
arbejoe for Melfemen0> paa Sgm'
meroplag oib. 9lllere6e Maret eftc1
lin Graduation un0erbilte ban &6j.
ifolen &1pmoutb, @ts, og bans
fprite Mar lom 29rer inObragte bam
CIT slnerfien0elle, ser fun bliper fao
al Sc pngre He6ogoger til Del. Wr.
Mablen CT iii fun 25 9lar gammel og
pil blipe en- al Sc pngite &eftorer !
Mtcbigan Gtat. S 2gbet al 6enne
Gpn1n1er frefpenterer ban 2obifolen
pe6 Chicago ltniperlitet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-30
Mannt GannHntpmn.

8 perlef fret S. 90 t.
cboelien a + 9. 8. g.
og @u1tru feire0e Sglpbrpllup 8. 20.
Suli. Onr slftenen feire0e 2oge $50.
10 / Gn1oba, ion1 Micbaelien ttlbe.
rer, Splpbru0eparret lneb en- Set,
pes bpilfen ct irnuft Splplerptce ober-
rates sggteparret.
.De 0nnife g n 5 ere.
re II an ter | 60.
70 t 0.
2anlfe apin0ers 9eationalraaoS
Selegere0e puo Set i11ternationale
&Din0erau0slnp0e Soronto, Gana-
oo> / Slsni Maaneo far inoien6t 8e-
refining ONT Wfpbet til OereS Srgani=
iotio1l og Set fren1gaar al 6enne, at
Sc bor benpttet 2ejligbe0en gobt til
at gigre 9u1marfs geapn fienot
blan0t Sc ber foriamle0e &Din6er fra
bele &er0el1. ASaa set fgrlte offenlige
Mpbe, bpor Spgrgsmaalet uSffenltg
Gu6be0spleie" bleD beban6let, talte
Grf. Glilobetb @a0 oln Sorboloene /
9onn1arf og Trf. Mnna 8ucb ON
2renge= og &igegpn1naltif. 6rf.
@}arie Ne0erie,1 far aflagt 8eretning
ON Gie1eitepigefore11ingen og oens
Sfole. Naa Mf0elingsmg6erne bleD
scr opleit @eretninger paa @ngelif
ONT Danlfe @pilfoler, Weiertforbolo,
NfGlfeforlpning, 2an6brug olp.
Oonif &ultur 81 II st
Danife l. Il 5 I a n 5 ct.
Hoa Sen oanlfe 6inanslob for
1909-191O er ser pua n0enrtgs-
n1iriiteriets 8u0get bepilget $4,000
ar. til 6retnme al 6anif aaltur
blan0t 2anos1nenb i oe oberlgilfe
2a110e.
8lan6t Sc fulturelle 6oruaal, iom
fer fan fon1rne / 8etragtning, bill Ser
/ fgrite 92effe blipe 5pergsn1aal om
6anif Sfolepeisn og 0anlfe @ogiam-
linnpr Tnn hpn nn6en Si6e bill Ser
life al 8ebillingen frtnne bentes
Sillfuo til firfelige Sjeme6 og tffe
beller til bonlfe Toreninger, 6er fun
bar ielifabelige Gormaal eller tiliig~
ter ltn6erl tgttelle al tr9nger6e
2on0slnp>16.
s(nlggninger fra Ganlfe l(olan-
set ifol pere in0gipne til BEN nprme-
1te oanlfe &oninl i116en 1 1te Sftober
og in6len6es me6 bans @rf(ering til
lloenrigslninilteriet ieneit /. Nooem-
Der. @nidgninger fra 0onlfe Dan-
mart tilltilleS l16enrigS gS:riniitertet
0irefte i116en 1. @eptembcr.
Mnleg11inger fra 0anife 8orentn-
ger 1noa bpre bilagt me6 Sorenin-
gems 2obe og ii01te s(arsregnifab
ion1t 0plDsning ON Meolemmernes
slntal og om Goreningens egen lib.
gift til Set Gorn1oal, bportil StatenS
@i0rog nifes.
8 M t ut NJ e II 8 q II 5 8 man b.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-30

lanbet. Set, ser blep tilbage ion1
europeiif 2ofalltot og oog pe0blipen=
Sc piloe bepoe Jig, ltrGbte mes itprre
eller ..n1inore @elo efter l1opi6elie,
lom 9itrig.
sllle Golfegrupper attraae6e ssSno=
treoen / magtige 6orbun6 al BETS
len0e slrt. Sg bag 8eltrabelierne
lua bppptg Stannnefellesifaber
Hanlatinisue, Yangerlnanisme,
Hanilapisue.
&un Set 1fcn0inapiife Mor6el1
bar @ep9gellen p9ret ganife mo6iat,
ltif in1oo Sioens @trpln.
9e tire ilnoa nor6ilfe giger er-op=
bere aOifilt ems nogenlin0e fgr, li0en
Sc frige0e i110bpr0es. Ser er Spnr=
Ding lnellem Morge og Sberige, mel
lem @berige og 9anmarf. Sen, mo-
tionale Splittelie ct 9eor0en 0esu=
0en lprogltg tn0enfor De enfelte 2an=
0e> / Morge paa @run0 al 2on0s-
n1aolet, / 6inlanb paa @run0 al
Sprogitri6en.
S set lille 9annarf er Sples-
ningsbeltrabellen r1rtoerlel. sSslanb
bill life 1pnger bape an0et ems &on=
gen tilfelles n1e0 9anmarf; Seer
perne, iaa imaa Sc er, iten1nner meo.
S 0anmarf ic1p er Set plu0ielig ble=
pet meget fincre at bare Sp0e ems at
pnre S76o> en6ltge &iebenbapner
fra tplfe 9lbiier optages I ip6ife @la=
Sc, at fun SSp0erne er al gifingeitanr-
men. &un Sp6en far s(merifa til
9}abo og ler 2illebelt ct &er0ens=
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-08-18
EARTHQUAKE IN JAPAN.
KILLED AT LEAST 30 PEOPLE
AND DESTROYED 362 BUILD
INGS.
"A Thousand Others Damagetl-Wide
Area in Shiga and Gifu Procedures
Was Affected.

Tokyo, Aug. 15.-Reports received
today concerning the earthquake in
central Japan Saturday afternoon
show that there were a number Of fa-
talities and that great damage was
done to property. The number dead
at present is said to be 80, though it
is feared that the fatalities will be
greatly increased when the outlying
districts are heard from. The num-
Der of persons injured is 80. Thus
far 362 buildings. including many
temples, are reported to have been
destroyed and more than 1000 others
badly damaged.
The shock affected a wide area in
the Shiga and Gifu prefectures. The
town Of Ozaka in Gifu suffered terri
bly, The banks of the Hida river
broke and the surrounding country
was inundated.
The people of that district fed to
high ground and remained in the
open all night. Intermittent shocks
were felt throughout Saturday night
and early this morning.
The mountain Ibuki, a short dis
tance west of Gifu, emitted smoke in
the early stages of the earthquake
and then collapsed with a thunder
Gus roar. The formation of the
mountain was completely changed.
Slight damage was done at Nagoya
TO the southwark of Gifu, and neigh
boring villages.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-08-18
SUMTER. S. G. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1s 1909
ANOTHER CHINESE MURDER.
NEW YORK CHINATOWN BOILS
OVER ONCE MORE.
Discovery of Murder of Bow Kim.
Beautiful Chinese Woman, Fills the
Quarter With Excitement.

New York, Aug. 15.-Chinatown
boiled over again early today on dis
covery of the murder of the most
beautiful of the few Chinese women
in New York, Bow Kim, 21 years old
who came here from San Francisco
about year ago with an American
lied Chinaman, Chin Len, 81 years
old.
1T was about o'clock this morn
ing, just as the usual Saturday night
revelries were quieting down, that
Chin Len dashed out of tenant
house at II Mott street, crying: "My
woman been murdered"
The street filled with lettering
Cinnamon and parties of American
"sightseers," all of whom quickly
recalled the sensational murder of
Elsie Sigel, the missionary girl, was
thrown into excitement. The police
hurried into the house under Lens
direction. The murdered woman lay
on the floor of a bedroom stabbed in
half dozen places. Her slender
neck was ringed with bloody finger
marks, indicating a struggle with her
assailant. Beside her lay hunting
knife.
1t was evident that the woman had
been dead for two or three hours. On
the stairs were found traces of blood
and also on the door leading to the
store of Yuen Chin on the ground
floor Three Cinnamon were arrested
although they denied any knowledge
Of the murder. Six American womer
who declared themselves to be the
| wives of Cinnamon were found in the
house and arrested, but none would
admit any knowledge of Bow Kim:
| death.
In the murdered woman's room
| were found. many business letters
in Chinese, but none gave a clue.
| Lens account of himself was tha
| he had spent the early evening will
his wife. Returning at o'clock IL
the morning he found the body OF
the fioor.' In touching il he had Soil
| ed his hands with blood which il
turn had smeared the door and stair
way, as he hurried to the street. NJ
formal charge has been preferre,
against Len, but he is held in $500
bail as a material witness"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-08-18
DANCERS THROWN IN DITCH.
Horses Drawing Darlington Merry
makers Carriage Run Away.

Horses Drawing Darlington Merry
makers Carriage Run Away.
Darlington, Aug. 15.-While re-
turning from Society Hill Friday
night, where they had been in, atten-.
dance upon a dance, a crowd of
young people met with an accident,
just out of Darlington In kE1e car,
riage were two young ladies and two
gentlemen. 1t seems that the horse
took fright just as they were being
driven by a buggy and dashed oft
so suddenly that all the inmates
were thrown in ditch to the side ca
the road. The driver of the. team,
held to the horses, and was drag
eed for quite a distance, when the
carriage was turned over on him.
All Of the young people are weIy
known here, and all their friends are
glad that no further injuries were
sustained than few bruises ana
scratches