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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-08
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QUESTION 49,.

That confronts the wage
Garner and the salaried man is:
"HoVs can ] manage to meet
all my living expenses and save
q little from montl, sto month
besides?"
You are likely to find it a
hard thing to do if you are
b. handicapped BY paving rent
BY all means t5s.l
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
KILLED THREE PERSONS.
White Man and Negro Killed Tw"
Men and D Woman

News has just been received al
Tampa. Fla. OF triple murder
which took place sometime during
:he storm las: Monday a. Chatham
Bend, near Fort Myers. IN which
;wo white men and white woman
we're murdered by Leslie Cox. a white
mao. and 3 negro.
The dead are: Miss Ellen Smith.
I, man named Walker and one known
IS "Duchy." The latter IL said 10
be an escaped con-ic. from Key
West. Details o: the crime are mea-
r-e. Miss Smith wos visiting a.
:he residence o. Walter. aod 1t IS
believed she was killed when she al
tempted 20 interfere in a QuaT7e!
between Cox and Walker.
The negro is under arrest. and
..,aIms that be was forced 70 xiii
he man known as "Duscay. A
posse is IN pursu!: OF Coz. who 's
.epu;ed TO be a desperate cha.acte--
Ye was surrounded in swamp near
The Ca1ambas clam bars. but 1.,de
his escape. The negro ia been
carried 70 Key West TO. safe keep
ing.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
sHISDLISG THE NEGROES.
A White Rascal Arrested While Al
q Negro Church

A dispatch to tho Sews and cou-
RE. vays a white man was arrested
We 1nesday ia a negro church abov.
nile below Cross Hill. expla!inE
to tie negroes great scheme OF
lending them money at 5 pc. cen:
interest.
!: seems that man was around
some TWO or three months ago and
arranged everything with the re-
groes. and this man vas &c receive
the commissions. and the money was
70 Be le, to the negroes later. He
:o!d the negroes eu:- u0'1weOGo
:oid the negroes a woEao died g
TIE North some time ago and leti
s5o.ooo.oo0 70 be loaned 70 the ne
groes at per cen, interest. but they
were to pay as matter OF GOOD
faith 80 much money down before
the money could be gotten. according
to their rating. according TO the
property they had. some paying
s13.25. SEQ, $50 and $50.
He was just about ready to re
ce!ve their money when OGcer Lane
ard Policeman Koon arrested him.
He Is being tried now before Nag
is;raee Culbersor. at Cross Hill. He
was at negro church Tueeday. and
II is said took IN good deal OF
money from the negroes. The man
had an appointment. Thursday at a
large negro church some Eve miles
from Cross Hill. where he Eoulc
doubtless hove gotten moro money.
as the negroes are well 70 do
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
O-anoc LAYER Cake.

Cream four ounces Of butter With
iour ounces OF sugar. then add grad
aa!iy coG. well beaten eggs. s:tt n
half a pound OF -four ard one Tea.
spoun:ui Of baking powder. then add
tho gated r:nd OF one orange and
two tablespoontuls OF milk Mix
well and divide into brt;ered and
ioured layer tins. spread evenly and
quietly and bake n hot crea 20.
about fifteen minutes. Turn out &c
cool
Now take the strained Juice OF
half an orange and half lemon. pu,
them !a:o a small saucepan, add a
.evel tablespoonful OF cornstar b.
oois;ened with one sill o: cold wai.'.
acd the grated .ind o. half an OF
auge and four heapins tab!espocnfuls
IF sugar Stir over the FIRE I'll! the.
thicSen. When cool spread between
he two pieces OF cake.
Then ice with orange icing T"
nlke The orange frosttus. pare tbs
rind very thinly from one orange and
soak /, in the Juice for one nour and
o half. Sitt eight ounces o. confec
toners sugar into basin, add the
strained Juice. Beat for few min.
ates and spread on the cake. Cut In
to neat squares or triangles.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
MANY TAGS SOLD
OVER $4,000 RECEIVED FOR
THE YEAR.
Increase ci Free Scholarships May be
Asked Of Next General Assembly
II ,OOo, 900 Tons.
.l.OOO.00 Tons

The sum Of s224.s44s5 has been
received since the hrst OF the year
from the sale Of .ert!!!zed tags. This
fund goes 20 Clemson college. TSe
total amount received from the tax
las; year was approximately s202..
000. The total amount received -
tbs date last year was SlS5.3Ss.lo.
I; Is estimated that approximately
$4,000 vii! be received during :he
year from the tax. AT the annual
convention OF the State Farmers ua-
ion there was resolution passed
!ndo-s!ns the proposition OF :ncreas-
Ing the nuEoe. OF free scholarships
at Clemson so!lege. The argument
used was ,ha, the scholarships hare
2ot been increased. although whoa
the free tuition was a.s. granted on
this basis only sl5o.ooo was cecei"
ed from the tag tax.
This means that the farmers o.:
South Carolina have Used nearly l.
100000 tone Of fe-tii!ze! this year.
as there IS a tax oc 25 cents on every
ton sold.
It is expected that the matte. OF
increasing the scholarships at Clea-
son will be brought up at IT,. next
session OF tie general asse:ao!y.
There may be movement started to
use par, OF the s250.0o0 70: asrtcul-
tu:al high schools to De located n
several sections Of the State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
Wny Not THIS:

Have you ever been delaye
hours In g railroad station and -
PEELED to remain n the drearE p!ac"
without a companion, with nothing
but old papers and magazines 10! d.
version Few persons who travel
nave not encountered this situation
Why can not bulletin be- printed
. Indicate places o. interest IN the
city or town. with directions as to how
10 reach those places. and those signs
be hung IN plain view II toe stations!
This is work which could be done oy
the wooen's clubs IN city. OteD
one has q long. tedious wait. and Il
would. indeed. be pleasant 70 get ou'
into the c!ty and see one. Il 40 .E"re.
Of the important places. and o. prin,
ed instructions were right N View
the tin.!d would not hesitate TO go out
Give US also the names o. respectable
restaurants. One might get these
places to advertise on the bulletin.
which would Fay for 2.ict:ng X How
many strange woEea alone OF With
children know where 20 go for
luncheon in a strange city? Some sc
.pto the nearest p.sce around the de
pot. not always the most cleaol!
places. and often in not very respect
able districts. A timid Traveller vii!
suffer in silence before asking CUES
lions. and It seems this bulletin coulc
be made so very useful tha; It would
be g good plan to Aave such one
printed and placed n every station
where waits are possible. One OF the
d.eariest days eve: spent IN my life
vas at station with nothing 20 read
bu: copy 0: the JohnStown aood.
backless book discovered in the ope-
.ator's de: < Yet there was d library
within ter m!rutes' car ride. and not
an Official at the station or an: Of
.ne lounSors knew where Il was 10
Gated GcuIt X some Of .hcc. knew
,be city had library 4: AL.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
Pictures for the Nursery.

Pictures for the nursery should et
bright. though not too much so. One
can get pretty prints in pink. blue
Drown and yellow. It is possible 10
get baby pictures OF great beauty ana
they only need passe-partout bind
Ing to make them suitable to- dec.
rating a room. Il would be gooc
!dea 20 have a kodak and take thr
children's pictures in everyday a,
tire, in their SUNDAY best. at play. a:
work. asleep and wide awake. pout.
Ing, laughing and in every mood. th.n
use these pictures as .rieze in th~
room They can al be done in kodas
colors. or T. e iuio blue prints. The
latter is Il, Q lasting. ye, .ook pret'
ty on W. papered wall.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
MEETING WILL BE HELD.
Revival Services ut Fair Grounds on
Thursday.

That grea: meeting will be held
In the fair grounds on Thursday
Night OF the state fair was the an
nouncenent made Friday by the
committee CT ministers who for owe.
three weeks have been conduc;ia; :;
the revival services il Colum bic.
The frst meetings were held by all
the congregations sim nultaneousiy.
each church securing its workers.
and leaving 20 the other churches
the matter OF selecting preachers.
etc. With the close OF these meet
ings Sunday. It was announced that
meetings would be held IN the stale
house. These meetings will be con-
,!nued. but the mass meeting will be
held at the fair grounds. and I: IS
proposed 20 secure larger hall :or
soc other services IL Columbia dur
ing the week.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
North s!de.)

North side.)
When reverses followed victories
when want displaced plenty
when mourning for The flower OF
Southern Manhood
darkered countless homes
when Government to;tered and chaos
threatened
the women were steadfast and una
sraid.
They were unchanged in :he!r de"o..
ton.
unshaken n their Patriotism
unwear!ed II Illustrations
uncomplairing in sacrifices
splendid Ia to.titudc
they s;rore while they wept
in the rebuilding after the deso'a;ion
their virtues stood
as The supreme ci;a::l
with strong towers o. Faith anI HoIe
around which civilization rallied
and ;riumphed
Following is the formal !nscrip-
ton prepared by the commission:
To
The South Carolina Women OF ttt
CoDfede.acv.
lS6I-65
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
To Clear Vinegar cruets.

To keep a vinegar cruet shining
and clean is not eas". as many q
housewife can testify. The neck Of
the cruet being narrow. usual bottle
cleaning methods are futile.
After washing the bottle with ho
.oapsuds and -!nsins thoroughly a
few hard beans can be inserted in the
bottle. which Is then almost filed
with water. to which .ew drops Of
ammonia have been added. Shaking
the beans around viii remove incrus-
tat!on from the sides.
A lons-hardled paint brush with
srll. :hick but not broad brush. IS e1
client to clean out cruets. II caA
oe dipped IL a solution OF soda OF
borax.
One housekeeper saves and dries
ner egg shells and puts them in be:
crue.s. which are hall filed with
soary water After shaking thor
oushly. until the bottles are clean.
the cruets are washed and rinsed
with cold water. followed by hot wa
ter
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
CANNOT Be FOUND
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE sEEk
FOR LOST BALLOON.
Has No, Been Heard From Since
i, Assembled Last Monday Week
from, St Louis.

TIE most gigantic organized search
u the history OF North America. Is
n the full swing throughout north
eastern Canada for Allan Ha~ley aac
augustus Post. occupants OF :he
missing balloon. AMERICA II. which.
with eight other. asceaded at ST.
Louis. Mo-. on Monday. October u.
in az ace. All the others have been
accounted to.. America II is sup
3oseG 20 have fallen il the Tii6s OF
northeastern Canada 4 hundred
thousand persons are engaged n the
vast hun: :or the balloon.
Members Of Tie Aero Club OF
America were still anSious!y await
ing word s=om the missing ae-onauts
who are believed 70 have landed
somewhere IN the A,goma district
.ad are slowly making their way to
,ivii!aza;:oa through the 5o.ges and
roses,s. A rescue balloon vii! be
sen, I'd in the northern par. OF Mich
gar in hope ,ha: Il may take the
direction OF the America II and see
ny distress signals that may have
Sc: after the aeronaues landed
Preparations TO send a balloon
with SUPPLIES after them were hasten
ed TUESDAY. Louis Won Phu!. who
will pilo, the relief Aesossae. lets
New York Tuesday night so7 Canada
He plans :, begin his aerial hunt
from Saulc Ste Marie.
Tha; the search to7 the balloon
lists IS being made BY two countries
!. shown BY the .elescans which
have been received BY the Aero ciuo
o: S.. Louis with the last "a hours
These have come from the heads OF
the Canadian government AID from
The signal corps OF the United States
army and officials OF the Canadian
railway systems. Altogether sixty
:eleg1sms have been received Iron
persons hunting for the America II.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
WANT A MONK
WHO IS CHARGED WITH SOME
TERRIBLE CRIMES.
Detectives Hunt in Three Countries,
Closely Watching for the Missing
Monk to Arrest Him.

Monk to Arrest Him.
The Police OF Germany. Austria.
and Russia are searching for fus-
tive Paula. monk. who is charged
with the robbery o! preca-ious stones
valued a, s3.000.000. and the muI-
der OF his brother. postman. The
robbery took place year ago e;
Czes;ochowa. Russian Poland. Toe
church there contains al image of
the Virgin and Chi!d ascri5ed TO ST.
Luke. The image once belonged 20
the mo:hed Of Constantine the Great.
aad has been al Czestochowa since
1882.
Miraculous powers are ascr!5ed 70
X. and my~iads o; pilgrims have VS.
lied Il during the past six centuries.
Some 100000 Popes 80 there each
year. The image had been deco7at
ed with precious objects Of vast
worth. presented by Po2es. Emper-
o.s and Kings. The Virgins crown.
given by Pope Clement IL 1919. was
valued at $4,000. 4 rope OF pearls
given by oueea Hedwig. OF Poland.
w2s worth hundreds OF thousands oc
pounds.
There was a painful sensation
throughout Poland when the news
o. the robbery OF s3.00o.00o worth
Of the treasure was made known.
Tho missing monk. who was a;'acn-
ed to a Czestochowa monastery. Is
said 70 have been last heard OF At
Lodz. He IS stated 70 have been liz
Ing .ioutousiy with woman It War
cav and other towns.
The discovery OF hody in the riv-
er Wart: adds 20 the mystery. Tae
man who had evidently murdered.
was touri sewn up n sofa. He
proved to BE a pos:Gaa. brother OF
the monk The public prosecutor
has meanwhile ascertained tha: the
monastery authorities m!sled the po-
lice IL their attempts 70 trace the
authors Doth OF the robbery and the
postnan's death. The monastery
has now been otic!ally sealed and eS-
hars;!ve Investigations are taking
place. Several monks are under ar
rest
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
Use OF LIME on LAND.
southern Railway Issues Pamphlet
on the Subject.

A pamphlet containing into'na-
;,on which should be OF the greatest
interest and practical benefit 10 the
farmers OF be South AID which may
De had sor the asking. has just aeea
issued BY the land and Industrial de-
,a-:men: OF The Southern railway
The pamphlet treats Of The Use OF
line on Land" and tells OF the
great benefits to be derived In this
way.
Quotations are given from agr!cu!-
,ura! authorities and from ou!l7>'rs
issued BY the United States depart
nent OF agriculture and various
s,a,e Departments. telling On VIVA:
kind of land lime should be used.
.or what crops it will bring the best
results. and how !, should Ae appli'
ed.
For imp -ovi.E sour soil' >:ea as
are found in many parts OF ;oe
South. agricultural authorities agree
,ha. there IS nothing 50 oeaehciai
as lime since with the aid OF legum-
nous plants !, enables the so''s 10
draw from the atmosphere ;ae nj
,.osen so necessary as plant food.
The large DEPOSITS Of lime in the va.-
,ous Sou,he:a States make the use
., lime for agricultural purposes
inexpensive.
4 copy Of the pamphlet on TIE
Use O. Lime on Land" may be Sc
cured by addressing request 70 -A'
<. Richards. land and Industrial
agent. Southern Railway conpaaJ,
Washington. D. c.. or copies may oe
had on application to any sreign'
traffic representative o. local or sta
ion agent Of the Southern runway.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
Cat Chr;stcnino.

Now wha; do YOU think OF having
q cat christening" You might think
more OF u. especially When YOU hea!
,ha, the k:::eu is v2.ucd ~ $50. Well.
the day he s.a> ch-:SteHeG and wac
1ate 20 heace!c:tl take the name OF
'T!p-tccs. tae owners various
friends we're invite: in T!p-toss was
the cea,c. OF attract t!ca o! course. and
the recipient u several ribbons. bells
and q little MILK bowl
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
THE BAGGAGE Law.
Railroad Commissioners VIII En-
force II.

The railroad commission VII
strictly nforce the law with refer
eace TO the loading and unloading
o. baggage at al! towns o. over 500
Inhabitants. 4 circular calling at
tention TO the act passed b. the gen.
e.al assembly with reterene to the
loading o: baggage has been sen;
20 all OF the roads Of the State.
The following is the section re-
.erred to: All railroad companies
shall provide such means or ap2l!-
snces as may be necessary 70 secure
the careful handling and 2reven: in
jury 20 baggage. A; all stations
where no proper appliances are sup
Piled the basgasenaster shall haze
such assistance from the train hand.
OF others as may be necessary 20
handle the baggage without injury 70
same. That ali functional points
and towns OF over 500 inhabitants.
sufficient trucks be furnished 10 load
and unload ths baggage.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
CARRIED DOWN TO DEATH.
Engine Falls Through Open Draw
Near Jacksonville.

The Atlantic Coast Lies Jackson
r!lle-Tanpa train. no.thbouod. ran
into an open draw at McGi!t's creek.
fve miles south Of Jacksonville. .,
slow speed on Monday night and the
engine and tender ;oppled over !aso
the creek a mall car following was
caugh: on the rear trucks aad e
hanging over the creek. The ens.-
neer. Charlie Ellis. OF Jacksonville.
went down with the engine. and hts
body has not been recovered. II .s
believed that be became eatanSied
N the mechanism. The negro Sre-
man. Brown. jumped on the tender
as the engine !ell and was rescued
by men n .oH boat. Ee was
severely bruised Outside o. BAD
scare the passengers are safe.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
Youthful Murderer.

When Enrique Martinez. 9 years
old, disagreed as TO the game -
progress and become :nTolved IN an
argumen, with Two companions on
one Of the latter seized
sma!l-ca;ib.e rife and shc, Martinez
through the heart The occurrence
vas a: lie Fer!a. Mexican settle
nent near Brownsville. Texas
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
Pineacrle Pie

Line a p!" plate with pa-,ry. Mix
lightly Together the we'll beaten yo!ks
OF four Eggs. one cupful O granulat-
ed sugar. one cup!ul o. grated pine
apple and the s,!:.y beaten whites OF
two eggs. Bake Eli ready ia Z mod.
crate oven Cover with 4 :neringue
made with the Nit, o. arce .sSs
s,icay beaten AID .::ra. .oale<3oon
.cls Of sugar added S"'ve hot or cold
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
Civil Var Shell ESnlodcs.

A bombshe!l which had lain halt
buried since civil war DAYS in the
yard ot negro. George Towns. OF
Dalton. Ca. within a short distance
OF the Old h7eastworks. exploded
Friday when struck with a i.;ece o.:
iron IN the hands Of Towns grand
soa. The ch!Id's mother was slight
;y hu-; and the clothing OF TWO boys
standing nea-5y caught ire. =
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
SPECIAL COURT ORDERED.
Governor Ansel Appoints Date 10.
Trial OF Ed Bryd.

An order in Circuit Court VS.
signed Tuesday. naming Norenh he-
2lst as the date OF the special ttru
OF Court. IN accordance WITH Cover
nor AnseI's proclamation. Ed B-yd
will be tried 70. assault The victim
OF he assault has left Columh!a for
Augusta. Ga II Is stated :ha. she
could not bear the notor!ety that has
been her !ot to- the las: week O.
more. She will return for the de-
position az the trial. Her name may
rot be mentioned IN newspaper. as
x IS against 4 statute OF tbs Stat.
20 do so.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
Socialists Candidate.

NJ Charles ". Thompson. OF
Reeve>v!ile. is ,he nominee o: inc
Socialists Tor Governor OF this STAT,
Mr.. Thompson is the secretary a2c
treasurer ot Do:age Local. Farmers
Union. No. o.. and is known as Al
enthusiastic Socialist NJ Thonp-
son IS I prosperous farmer and 4
good citizen. Ee IS 4 yourS nan
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
Child burned to Death.

Will. building fire ~ her hon.
At W-hiresior" Springs ca:iy Satur-
Gav morning li;tl" Eva Eutca!ns. age
: s.r&ck :: match and par, o. II fell
on her clothing She WAS entelo2td
IT aarcs and ner father who cane 20
he. reset. wcS also badly burned.
A.icr u hours o; suffering the l:t'!.'
chirh c;nI
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
Nine Hundred Cars Burn.

i sr. in The storage yards o: ;'.e
t;ch.Son. Topeka & Santa re Sa;'
way a, Topeka Kansas. DESTROYED
Y!n,. hundred .rc::h, cars. cntail:aS
= less estimated a; $500 n"a rhe
ccmpanv.S big shops We're saved o%
he efforts OF ;hrcc thousand ral-
moves
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02

F'!Sh ha!. oGld Be maie o: al
such f-nds IS the Scouad-e! who
Committed ;ha: aw:u! crime IN Co
lumhia on las E-iad". regardless o:
NJ cole. c: as skin OF the skin 81!
ais victim S.cI . deHG sAo .tG ac'
be allowed - 6esec-a;e this ocau;;-
ful world ~ Ri, presence ten minutes
after rs S',i,, IS established.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02

I; NAV D. far CRY rom he sou
a.. JUS; ;nauSe-atcG in China as
aart ot he- Eovcrnm"nt 10 ou- :.ee
-e3rcScnt ta.!ve institutions. but Il is
:; l-a,; step sorward and shows
:aa. avn2 he mos; :ossii!zed OF AS
,a.ic 2a'ioas are feeling the impulse
- -.I..e-r r'-,Ii71rir0
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
Reared
reared
y .ha n,nr nf rhntr Rra;e

e no n,"c OF their state
Tn. Legislatures part will be corr
,cy.i In line. Enacted d: ;le
General Assembly o. the State OF
eou.a C--o.:aa. !cS!o!e on 4 scroi!
being held UP 10 the woman BY
brouz. Crp.d
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02

The boitness Of that black fend
In Columbia. who entered the homo
o. respectable citizen in open. broad
daylight, and cr!m;nally assaulted
his wife al the poin; OF a pistol.
should be a warning 70 ladies left
alone, in the towns As well as the
country. This crime vas committed
IN a th:ckiy settled part OF Colun-
Ma
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
INFANTILE PARALYSIS ri ZZLE.
Eilort, to Ascertain Cause and Treat.
ncnt Futile.

4 dispatch from Providence. r. l..
SAYS since June /. 2"5 cases OF .nta7-
tile paralysis have been reported &c
the state board OF Health. OF this
number IS nave resulted in death
Nine other suspected cases are os-
ing watched Every effort 10 deter
mine tie cause. treatment; and cure
OF the malady has proved practically
futile. Not only uave children been
afflicted. ~; many adults have been
victims aaG several have died -
Mas thouci.t that adults were !!c-
n!ume from n" dist.aS..
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
Nineteen Of Grew Drowned.

News OF the ": cs Z ss..11fc-
Reguius. bound f:on %eli lsza ID -
Sydney. with -hc los O: nirA,~r,.
men OF the crew. xeS -e-e:T>5! q: 81
Johns. y. F.. Nor iav. The w-"cs &C
Cured at Shosl By. a'ne niles .-cu
this port.