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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
5fllnurTptu.

SUtcl brGnot. Noteuet / 0en lille
Sp @poming ueobrnuote Spn0ag vi.
ten peo Y~iionaisti0er, tiligemeo 0en
peo Sioeu beliggenoc Suloon bepir.
fenoe CT Sob al $1,000, oelpia optfet
peo Insurance. 6uiets @ipitcr maattc
reobe Jig 10 finn iisrt iine RatfIU.
Der.
ajsbmano %foripunoeu. @uuaIo
Slion, Der bar Orepet en- SanoeIsior.
refining / Hotbian, er ganife pIuoieIig
ioripunDen, % bans Senner bar M
begpnot al irpete Tor al Der err iii,
itsot BAN noget. San iorloo iii @iem
ben 19oe Sept., ira bpilfen Sio IN
ret err bert ira ban. Sans 6orret-
ningsaiiprer er beiunone al ppre /
goo 6orfotning.
RprSet / Miluaufec. Sarrp
Gaine, Ell Giearmaeer ira &oheiter,
bpor bans Wooer og Ssitre Dor, er
u0en 1pil bIepen mproet | Wfilpdu.
fee, oa ban meo fnuit Sierneifal iano-
tes paa ct afiibes Steo. San baooe
netop laant ire Collars ior al fom.
me iii en- onoen 9p og Der iege ar'
belize, og fo~rmobentlie bar en- euer
anben Sfurf orebt BAN for al iGtte
fla / geiiobelie al oisie.
TIpgtniuse | airfetaarnet. Ere
Bigger remte 5reoos aiten ira Sta.
tens Reformifole pan 9rairie SslanS
Snbionerreierpatioh % ba be Seroas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
DR.. Goof.

Zen grsnlanoife Sanoelsbampe
Sans Ggebe" anfom, iom fer mes
belt, forleoen til aisbenbapn irt
@rsnlano, oe Sfibets 8srer, aapteit
5borien, bar berefter meooelt Soc.
Gem" felgenbe:
Sans Ggebe" Icb in6 til @oohopr
Den lobe ailguit. Strar, ga lea tom
ilano, fortnlte man mig, at Der ser
1Ooe bapoe prret ct omerifanif Sfif
inbe / Sapnen.
Baa bet S~ibspunft Iaa Ser tilfp[.
oigois ogiaa en- norif Camper, ser
bar fragtet al ben ersnIanbIfe Son-
Del, og iaa mart slmerifaneren iao
bette 9Th, itaf ban tiliiss igien i
lao fort Saitp9rf, at man eno life
lanbiutte Den 8rsnI9nber, Sfibct
bapbe faaet omboro iom 2obs.
9eitprer 9bron ieilebe nj, uo til
gmerifaneren bells for at affrrpe
Sumobeosbepis, bells for at ierge for,
at 8rsnIpnoeren fom iIanb. ga
Sbron fom omborb, fit ban at pioe,
at Sfibet, bpis Napn bar "9autic",
tilbsrte WiaionGren grablep, Sen
Iamme, iom bapoe ubruitet Goofs
Grpeoition til Moropolen. Haa Sore
ipsreiel f~ortolte man Sbron, at Sfi-
bet ifulbe til Gtab for at bente Goofs
Snitrumenter. 9erimob fit Sbron
life at pioe, ON Goof ielp bar meb
ombor6.
Set er imiblertib = forti9tter
aaptein Sborien = min faite Sper.
%bepisning, at Goof bar meo. Oilers
bar Ser ineen @runo for graolep til
pllroielig at penoe ON, foroi ban iaa
ct at be grsnlunoife Sanoelsifibe |
Sapnen. I'll 8iengiGlo foritaar
man meget bel, at Goof life bar on
ifet ct Webe meo oeraf felsenoe ube-
bageliae Spsrgsmaal.
Seq bar perionlig talt meb Tbron
ON Sagen, og oct bar isprigt ogiaa
Sen ~alminoelige Snfattelie / @oo-
bapn, at set par Goof, Der bar om-
boro / grableps Sfib.
Iprmere llnoerretning ON benne
Sag fan man fsrit faa, naar anuo
Tasmusiens Sfib BENDER tilbage ber-
til, eiter at bape lanoiat anlo &as-
musien % bans aamerater / aap
gorf. Sfibet anlsber nemlig Goo
bapn paa Sci BERTH.
Ssprist bar Der fort fsr Dor an.
fomIt til @oobann inblsbet interes-
ionte giterretninser fra nogle Safe
feter. Se bar ienot op til De 8oplao-
Ter, bporira goof | fin Eio benteoe
fine gifimoer, og bpor De TO @rsn.
lenoere, ser par meb paa Goofs an-
gimme expedition til Norbpolen, og-
laa Dor. Se omtalte 8atefeter par
al 8nuo Masmusie bleoen Untrue
ret ON at isse at faa noget nPrmere
at bloc al 8rsnl9noerne ON Goofs
expedition. Wan ma / berne Can't
menb9ng erinbre, at bisie gIfimoer,
Ser leper gonife afIonorebe fra Sm-
perbenen, intet bar bsrt ON De lenere
9eeipenbeoer, Goof neorsrenoe.
9e Gfterretninser, Ser MI er ino-
lsbet fra 3atefeterne, er for iaapiot
til CUNT for goof, iom set meobe-
les, at @rsnl9rberne itaoig b9pber,
of Goof bar pGret peb Horopoler.
Sette er gonIfe / Mobitrib meb
Ecarps WebbeIeIier. Gearp fortalte
nemlig pes lin Siemfomit, at bon
bapoe taIt meo Goofs gifimoer, oe at
bisie f%prtalte. at Goof ilet life bapbe
pGret peb Tolen.
Gifimoernes lloiaen er al 8proi
Iiitter 9aptein Sborien =, forbi
Sc to gifimoer, ser l~eoiageoe Goof,
nleo Sen Taturians, Ser er oisie SoIf
eaen, bl. a. al Solens Stiling,
nrre FLAIR oper, bpor langt moo
Noro oe Dor fomne.
| /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30

s ndrntt Tetr banher bet at Saruepuoen bIiper for brSo o. stue,
fra fig for mesen Sarpe. s iaa SilfaISe maa enbeI at ben ooerHs.
bige Sarpe iuses op Deb Sielp al ct Stpte 9retpapir. euer man
tan bi9lpe fig ueb ct Stpffe Mniapapir.
On Sarpepube bill bare / Here Gar. SfuIoe ben oSbet al, IN
ener ire Var blpe noset for tsr, faa tan man blot orpppe ps ea
Graabe @lpcerin % ben pl bnpe Ise iaa COB Tom np iaien.
Saar man lite sobt aftrpt ben fsrte Gang, iaa for1sa iai.s.
Get Stempelet fabt nrb paa Taptret. euer iat ben enc Sibe nss
fsrf, % brus ben y2aabe. Tom pasier bebi. 2rpt bperten for baarss
ener for lS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
1ssE
Rado
oe
Oinf.
-I~G

ehip afoetes tpbelst gapn ps Nbresie for al Ippe at sdl beaooes.
eenplerne uofsres 8labetS 5orretnns. Os be oil blbe fsme en- Cana
ON usen, Os man bill berior unberhben fonme til at pne noal. Daae Ienous
enb pa en- anben Yreme
Noresie; .. AnmaHien, DEBORAH, 1owa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30

COLLEGE
err den billigste og bedste Skole i Nord-
vesten. Specielle Klasser for Nykom-
mere. Send efter Katalog til ]. c. Satire,
Crookston. Minnesota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30

SenS "Secornb-E oiten" til SIgat
og @emner i oct gamle 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
r S. ANDERSON,
RIVER FALLS, WIS.

Crenfaaenbe 9esntns pter en- en- 0ubberHempel mb Naru oo ImYsta
tamt Saruepuoe. On iaaoan .Rn6beraamp" e. unlminOets nphis manse iii.
fclbe, baabe for Heturnerns al 8rene ion life er fommen IbusiaieH ihcuhe
Fmt im Stempl pa 9reOe Wsansen en- frper pe fit Rapn meaet utpbeIat'
o. en- iaaban Naunsfempel ol forbnbrs 5orfnhlisr % mango andre nbebass.
Nsbeber
st iaabant "Sntlt" fenoes ion Yremie meo glaoet fr ct gars
GartnSsbetalins % fem Gents ertra til at betae
Yorto, Goauolut Os Snapatuins.
Sms lite bet mbe gesb 81. 80 inbenbes, bill ZEN gramieboa bnpe seuA
tGtior Naunefen,peL Grfarins bar lert Os at ri life fan fnos Iauueaempsi
meo glabet for $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30

Sbn Gre. Set ipoenne Obs.
folo al @arneIonmeIien | 8runbp
Gountp inStraf iioite Sreoaa, ga Ell
9-oaria 8iit bsoe.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Grand Lodge Held Meeting in Col
unbia This Week.

4 great deal os interest was man
ifested in the election OF officers tc
serve the order during the next twa
years. the election resulting as fol-
lows: J. Alwyn Ball. Charleston. su-
preme past grand dictator: James O.
Ladd. Summervil!e. grand dictator
D. a. Spfrey. Conway. grand vice die
tator:: n. w. Culp. Unicn. grand as
sistant dictator: L. y. Zealy. Cor
umbia. grand reporter: y. w. Trump
Columb bia. grand treasurer: J. J.
Vernon. Wexford; l.: D. Harrei',
C.aeraw: Sol Blank. Charleston
grand trustees c. P. Quat,lsbaum
OF Conway. was elected the repre-
sentative 70 the supreme lodge for
term OF four years and r. \. OH
phant OF Union as alternate.
The following standing committees
were appointed:
Laws and supervision-J. :"
Todd. W. L. Glaze. J. ". Moore.
Finance-J. D. Kelly. r. 4. OH
phant. P. X McCully.
,C.edentials-J. J. Vernon, L. u
Har-ell. Sol Blank.
The oiices-electe1 were installed
by Past Supreme Dictator John Z
Sbenpard. After the passage OF
resolution extending the thanks 0
the grand lodge 10 Palmetto lodS'
No 81. O. O. F.. foT the use OF 'At
hall. the convention adjourned U
meet in Union on the third "ednss
dav in April. 1912.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
HINTS AT SCHEME
TO SAVE BALLINGER on WICK
ERSHAM'S PART.
Charged That He Had Dated Docu-
nent Much Earlier Than I: Was
Written to Deceive.

| After attacking certain statement!
in Attorney Genera: Wickersham
| summary OF the CLAWS case during
| cross-examinatioa Of witness be
fore the Baliinger-P!ncnot inrest''
CATION Friday. Attorney Brand;es
counsel for L. r. Claws. threw out
broad suggestion that the document
had been dated two months earlier
than it had been prepared in order
70 make it appear that President
Taft's letter Of rindication to Sec
.etary Ballinger had been based on
the alleged facts indicated.
At the White House and the de-
pa-tmeat OF justice it was stated t-aa'
neither the president nor the sft,:'
new general would comment Oh Nr.
BranGeis' intimatson-
Comparatively Ii. :. pTcSr"s: MS
made with :h e:a II. friday &C.
spite the apparently gro":a.s 'mpo-
tience Of the committee aIG tho ger
era: desire Of the memo,-s - br'n:
the hearing to close.
E. C. Finny. assistant to the
secretary OF the interior. ~as under
cross-examilation during almost the
entire day. He admitted under Gues-
tionins by Nj. Brandies that some oi
Wickersham's statement were mac
cura:e. but insisted they were unin-
postant.
It was near the end OF Ftnneys
examination tAar Mr.. Braadies got
OF his surprise. Mr.. Wickershan in
his summary. says the suggestion
that t was unlawful for Mr.. Balm
ger 70 have any professional relations
with the Cunningham claimants be-
cause OF his previous incunoency OF
the Office OF commissioner Of the
land Office. was based on section 1870
OF the revised statutes aad he cites
laws to show .ha. Mr.. Ballinger had
not violated that law.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
THEY HAD A HOT TINE.
General Row in Which Two Persons
Are Killed.

One man killed outright. another
diving. still another seriously injur-
ed and a woman In precarious con-
dition is the net result OF quarrel
started in a boarding house IN
Welch. ". Va. presided over by the
woman victim.
John Jones. q former boarder. had
been warned several times by Mrs.
CleeS to stay away from her home.
Shortly after noon Tuesday be ap-
peared a: the house and an alter
cation ensued A. T. Taylor. board
er. sided with Mrs Cieek. and this
infuriated Jones. who graspins a din
ner bell. pounded Taylor over tae
head with It. Mrs Cleek immediate
" procured a revolver and shot
Jones. killing him instantly.
Shortly afterward. Jones's son
Lewis. entered the boarding house
and rit Mrs Cle-k with a huge
stone. fracturing her skull. Tayio!
then secured the weapon used ,!
Mrs. Clcek and shot young Jones
above the heart. and the local hes
pital physicians say he cannot re-
cover.
J. P. Jones. a relative OF N:
dead man. then inte.tered and va:
shot through the arm and shoulde'
by TAYLOR. who thea disappeared.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
Mny Be Lost.

Fears are entertained at Morgan
CITY. Pa. for the safety Of the ting
Dclls. carrying crew OF ten men.
which sailed from Galveston. Texas.
las, Sunday. with a tow OF two
barges. II was due to arrive Mo:-
dav morning. In spite OF the fact
that the vesse! is long overdue. con-
s;gners are inclines TO believe that
soue arrangement Of machinery in
the absence OF s,orr:s served 20 de-
law the arrival OF the boat. and that
there may be no ground foE appre-
heasioa.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
DEMOCRATS VERY JUB1lANT.
Over the Election Of q Democrat
from New York.

The Democratic victory in New
York made the Democrats in the
House iubilant on Wednesday. Re
preventative Francis Burton Harris
on democrat. OF New York. believed
it marked the overthrow OF the
regime. nation vide in its extent
Representative Underwood OF Ala
bama. democrat. declared lit was a
distinct reputation Of the Payne
.Alerich Law and the administration. >
Underwood declared no other con-
struction could oe placed upon the
Massachusetts, and New York cleo
tons.
Representative Norris. OF Neoras-
ka. one OF the republican :nsar-
gents said: 1T is simply the up
rising OF the people against machine
rule and means that the people will
stand for it no longer. It Is a 10
cal matter in New York. but similar
conditions prevail ,hroushous the
country and similar results Will en-
sue"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
RETAIN THEIR SEATS.
Lever and LgaIe Declared Legally
Elected.

4 decision to allow Representa-
tives Lever and LeGare OF South Car
olina to retain their seats In the
house was announced Wednesday by
the elections committee. Counsel
at the hearing sought the endorse
men, OF the constitutionality OF the
South Carolina election laws bearing
on the elimination OF negro suffrage.
The committee would not take that
view. but agreed to seat the two
mem bers because their contestants
r n. Richardson and George Prior.
leau. respectively. both negroes. did
no, receive a sufficient number o!
votes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
FAMILY OF SUICIDES.
Like His Father and Brothcr-in-i,.w
Ends Els Life.

The second suIci1e within month
and the third in the family. within
e;ght months at The home OF Mrs.
Charles Wells. his sister. az Peters
bun-, Va. was that OF Nat. P. l.Se.
aged 81 years. VINO died early Fri
dav morning. Young lUse swallow
cd carbolic acid late Thursday nigh;
and died after three hours Of agoaE-
On March %. Charles Wells. o!ota-
e--in-lsw Of Fridays victim. drank
with fatal effect carbo!!c acid. whiie
des2ondent over unemployment On
October els, last .ilbe-t D lnsc. the
fa,he- Of Nat lnge. sn.cided oy
drowning At Danvilie. IA. No rea-
son is known for his sell. destruc-
ton.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
YOUNG GIRL VICTIM
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE NAN
ACCUSED.
His Scheme Was to Entice a Maiden
to His Office and There Assault
Her

The police OF New York City have
effected the arres: Of Joseph T. Ship
man. real estate operator. on tie
charge Of attempting TO assault Miss
Emily Richie. who appeared a; his
Office in answer TO an advertisement
for stenographer. Bearing in mind
the recent Woiter case in which a
young woman was assaulted and
murdered when she appeared at an
Office under similar circumstances.
Miss Richie invited Mrs. Emma Nc
Gully 10 accompany her. The pres
| ence Of third party. who carried
an infant child on her arm. was no
! protection but II did lead to dis
closure Of Shipman's methods and
! will put an end 10 his activities for
some time to come.
When in his cell in the Fulton
street station. Shipnan gave his ad-
dress as 14I West Twenty-second
street. bnt changed it later. At tha:
address Mrs. Anna Hiilshire said that
nine weeks ago she had rented a
room to man named Shipman. He
remained there FIVE weeks. spending
his time writing advertisements and
answering those girls who wrote for
inquiries. She said that more than
% girls had called to see him and
that she became suspicious and final.
ly put a stop to his activities and
he left her house. Another woman
called and claimed to be his private
secretary. He directed that she write
to New jersey and secure bail.
A woman who said she was Mrs.
Shipman. believes her husband is IN
nocent Of the charge brought against
him.
Miss Richie IS abou. IS years Of
age. and had been working as a
stenographer in Brooklyn. When sae
read Shipman's advertisement offer
the hope OF lettering herself. Ship
man stated that he was not able TO
hire first class steuographer and
for that reason he advertised for
voung girls whose experience was
not such that they would demand
the highest wages. He explained tc
the girl that lodge went with her
position and that he would show her
to those quarters on Lexington ave
nue.. Mrs. McCulTy went along.
When they reached the lodge they
found it contained two rooms. Ship
man directed Mrs. McCully 20 one
and then locked himself in room
with the Miss Richie Then. ac-
corGing to her story. he seized her.
held his hand over her mouth and
tried 10 choke her. He threw her on
a bed in the room. but she kicked
and screamed and struggled so that
he finally released her. she said.
Then she unlocked the doors and
both she and Mrs McCully ran away
as soon as they could get out OF the
hotel. The cir. related her exper-
ience to her mother. who in turn
lost no time in informing the police.
The arrest was effected by Capt.
Gallagher and Detective Quinn. when
Mrs. Richie. together with Miss Rich
ie. directed the officers TO Shipmac' s
Quarte-S.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
Died Under Auto.

An automobile rlunsins from 4
I5-foc, culv.rt in ChicamauSa park
on Friday night resulted il the IN
slant death OF Arthur Barrett. book
keeper in IT, bci,liaG department o!
the Chattanooga. Tenn. Brewing
COMPANY, and the serious injury o:
lanes ?. Evrne. travelling Saieman
for the samS company.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
sHor Down IN WOODS.
Second Victim Of Mysserioas Murder
Within Week.

The body Of Tom Cason. hard
xorkias negro. was found in the
woods IN CAN'T township in Green
vile County Friday. "A gunsaot
wound In the abdomen told how the
man had died. From what can be
learned OF the mystery. 1t appears
there exists teud among the negro
families OF that neiehoorhood. this
being the second mysterious killing
within the week. The row started
last Sunday at camp meesing. when
the negro who was found dead acca-
deutaiIy stepped On the foot OF a
negress.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
COLORED BISHOP ARRESTED.
Charged With ElnbczzlinG Small
Amount Of Money.

Bishop Wesley J. Gaines. to!ored.
Of Atlanta. Ca. who IS holding the
annual New Jersey conference OF the
a. VI. E. Church at Camden. y. j..
was arrested Thursday charged with
embezzlement. 1t is alleged that he
diverted 10 his own use one hundred
and fifty dollars that should have
been appropriated 10 a superanuated
minister fund. The warrant was OBJ
,ained by Rev. j. II. Morgan. form
erlv secretary Of the conference.
Gaines was held in one thousand dol
lars bail for hearing before JUS
tic, OF the peace. The bishop says
he is allowed $500 for expenses and
$50 for legitimate needs
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
Feared the Comet.

Fear that the approaching come
world destroy the earths lei q 'n'
sn;c;de O. Mrs. Florence Shankalnd'
ared 81. at Louisville. KY. lah-s'
d.r night. According to the state
men,s Of neighbors. Mrs. SaanSlaau
vho was of a nelanchol ynature. eao
heen specially morose since the ad'
vent 81 Halley's comet. believing the
end Of the earth might take place a
sny moment
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
Demands Inquiry.

Col. ". T. Brock. assistant adJn-
.ant general. said Wednesday tina.
he would ask FOR 4 court OF inquiry
10. 4 full, investigation Of the charges
made by Adju,ant General Boyo. He
states that he will not enter Into a
newspaper controversy.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
Death OF Gen. French.

Gen. G.. S. French. who died Al
Florala, Ala. was the Oldest living
graduate OF West Point in the Con-
federate service. II" was born IN
Gloucester. y. J.. in lSlS. and grad
rated from West Point in 1915. anG
went 20 Texas. He served under
Gen. Taylor in the Mexican war an!
vas wounded a, the battle OF Buena
Vista. Returning 10 New Jersey ne
was presented with sword by tna;
State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
Lost All of His Money.

Stand;ag helpless. while the hoard
;ngs OF lifetime burned. was the
experience which Jesse c. Walters. a
z, mer. suffered at Darbun. Miss.
late THURSDAY. Waters. who is 20
-ears old. did 40. believe IN banks
and kept all bis savings in his hum
bic farm house. amounting to sever
al thousand dollars When he reach
ed his home after dicoveriaS II 10
flames, he was too late to rescue
ANYTHING
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
DIED \ REAL HERO.
Lost His Life Trying to Rescue q
Nciyhbor'S Cl,il>..

A, Chicago Nelson Harris. IL years
old. was burned to death while tr:.
ing to rescue neHishhors chilc.
which he supposed was sleeping on
the second floor Mrs. Elannr Har-
rison. his wife was badly burned and
will proba bly, die. The four children
wena severely burned Harrison. who
slept on the first floor. was aroused
by the smoke. After helping ms
wife out he went upstairs and arors-
ed the children and after getting
them ou, he thought that neigh
hor' child was still upstairs and 9"
went back. HIS lifeless bod: was
found by the police after ne inter
ior OF the building was practiliy de-
s.royed
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
KILLS AN INTRUDER
An intoxicated Man Tries TO Enter
Another's Home.

L. C. Manning. a we'll known bus
mess man Of Philema. Lee county.
Ga, was shot and killed. at Walkers
station Wednesday night. by John
Wilkinson. Manning spent the day
at Albany and il is explained. had
been drinkinf. He took the wrong
train and went to Walkers station,
instead OF Philema. He attempted
,c ge, into several houses an finally
tried TO force an entrance into Will
kiuson's home. when Wilkinson, shot
rim with rife.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
SPARTAN I'M BURNED.
Other Brick Buildings in Same Block
Destroyed.

Fire a, .half-past :hrce O'Clock Fri
day morning destroyed an entire
block on Morgan square. Ia the heart
OF the business section. OF Spartan
burg. entailins loss OF $4,000.
with insurance amounting TO only
$500. The Spartan Inn. one o. the
principal hotels OF the city. was
among the buildings burned. The
nun, Der also included several impor-
taat retail stores. The origin o!
the Are is unknown. There was nc
loss Of life.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
Heavy Snow Storm.

Chicago has been in the grasp Of
heavy snow and violent wind storm
tor several hours and there are no
signs OF its abat;ng. The snow fol-
lowed one OF the heaviest raintasis
OF the wear. The wind Saturday was
50 strong during the n!Gat that !,
lifted the roof Of barn aac drop
ped it on the cab Of a passing
locomotive.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
Fiend to Hang.

Rodgers Merritt. the negro twice
convicted OF q criminal assault. ne
Is ALLEGED to have committed upon
. vonnr white woman In the western
mart OF Atlanta last year. was SEN
.srces again by Judge Roam OF the
superior court. Tuesday morning. 20
bo hanged June 3rc.