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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
LACKAWANNA STRIKE NEAR
May Be Ordered Within Forty
eight Hours. Saws Labor Head

Cleveland. Aprn y "A long distance tele-
phone message from President ". q. Lee.
OF the brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen.
at Scranton. saws that the Federated Rail-
road organizations may be ordered on
strike against the Delaware. Lackawanna
& Western Railroad within forty-eight
hours
President Lee informed the oficers al
the headquarters cf the brotherhood that
the railroad officers had declined an offer
Of arbitration. AID that the strike order
night be expected az any time Tomorrow
or tomorrow right
u vas stated yesterday az The New York
Offices OF the Delaware. L.ackswanna &
Western Railroad that the company would
make 10 final decision In the wage dispute
with its tralnnsen anil after tie New York
Central arbitration report had been sab
uli5ted. The company gave out correspond
ence between the railroad and the eff
Gals OF the trafnulen ana conductors, show
inE the attitude o. both EiGss CD 20 this
time. one OF the couapanys earlier letters
said.
We have offered TO grant to cur men su
Increase - Per cent IA their wages. This.
% erhtrate. they % select an aroitrat or.
We to select enc. the two thus selected 10
choose a third. a majority decision to gov
era.
Replying 70 this letter. the union OH
cials said. ia part:
AZ j. - opt or : tasai Of I "a union and
nefl-unlon employees ia the classes We rep
resent have seiG theT prefer 10 retire from
to service q tie Is cks~ anna rather than
8.CcDI less han has already been gran ed
o. three leading lines IL the territory, the
committees reuse t. accept y-our offe-. but
arc ready 70 1CCeVt the award o. the arbi-
traitors as already chosen on the New
York Central Railway.
The 0I.sl position Of the company was
thus stated ty General Superintendent
Clarke.
We unaerstsnd that cur ue- 6ernand We
scccTt The results o. the New York Central
arolLrerfoD - advance % ITS determine tioa
ana without any voice therein. We win
either arbir~sTe GfreC- win our men or vii
await the New York Central arbitration.
and thor determine a. 10 its application TO
our rosG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

chicago Arrtl I5--Ratns over much OF the
Northwestern spTfrs wheat Souatry added weight
70 a. early bearisA seaAEneat, end Induced
weather and a Forecast or frost IN Nebraska
sent shorts 70 cover. and prices advanced about
nc. July touching 81 03it and September 81 81 e
Offerings posred into the nit a. the Top ngrrss.
pTecfpitstfnz slump ana July fen OF 70
81 OH while September sagEsd &c from the
top. Erisker demand later rorcsd prices away
nom ths low point. ana the finish was arm.
July anG September attracted MOST ed the at
tention n the corn cit prices held con1para-
lively steady early. the s!urnp IN vehsat making
10 material impression Inv sstE.ea5 vac sod.
particularly IN the July option. but large offer
ines Of that month he'd the market steady IN
site u The improved demand. MAY moved Sc
tween So Sc and IS sc. The demand fer eash
corn was slightl- Improved. and prices wsr.
arm 70 n SHADE higher. 40 = yellow sold at
IS L a59c- Futures closed generally steady. The
oats pit was urtr1presSive aside from nicrs
than usual activity IN Eeptsrlber delivery which
received attention because - The reports %
possible frost in seeded fields. The close was
steady Provisions made sporadic attempts to
advance IN price. but Increased offerings giut-
tel the market and all the products zen or.
pork taking the deepest plunge. The close was
weak all around. with pork on from 11Lac 20
22is and ribs down TIC 10 ioc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
ACCUSED OF RossINo CHURCH.

Montclair. y. =. April Is (speciaD.-
BENJAMIN vanderhcof. sixteen years old.
was held in 500 bail for the grand jury
to-day by E4ceraer Tost, being accused
OF stealing cigar box containing so2 from
the parish house Of ST. Jsnaess Episcopal
Church last night. The money was taken IN
at one OF the booths az a taiT held in the
parish house last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fali River. April I5--SsIss In ths prin.
clOtR marKst for the weak are estimated al
from 80 600 TO $4,000 pieces. Hardly ans
change IN the general trend 81 the market
Prices q rule ars being held steady By
manufacturers. who balleve that the dGi
period Of the last six weeks VII soon begin
70 tell IN buyers Quarters, and that before
long there VIA be n renewal OF activity
Quotations 2S-inch. &C squares 44c nom
inaI. 2s-inch. 64Xso. Sstc nominal. IS = Inch.
"a squares . ise. 3S-iHch. SsxT2. &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
-s'sArcE INQUIRY GOES OVER

= -fa.0e Enquiry was adjourned
49, yesterday lg S1BerIuteneent
ri - -t .s understood trat the probe
IL. @ 10 officially declared ended u-rl
p. -. -7 cf l1terrercree With
~ - .eg--.re graf Inquiry pro-
o.. ne concurrent resolution now
Ri - ASSEMBLY. IN lie mean time e.
-. l-i-ec From week 70 week. -
ss.--...,. lni- me broader prone IL def
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
sgNDLY - INLuNcrloN

III. Ono. Al-l Nudge =. RI.
49, si--.-t - t-mpl-zry injunction
- t. Hooking valley
49, -on1s-y tr.u Opposing of ITS
DID, t.e Sunday creek domnarv
....- as brought f1r minority stock
N re rane 70 Ralph IT, Ucstfau
=. t-..t and Cyrus Hu1Iug.
E company owes e.. Gj8g 90
as company. no A.. aIIesel. An
i,.---s .'-''e.. t..- TOO companies and
s-tss .eN company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
TO PROSECUTE n. z. CENTRAL
Company Accused Of Failing 20 Feed
Cattle in Transit.

Boston AprIl I5--On Information fur
n4sne5 ~ the Rev Francis z Rowle-.
PRESIDENT % The MASSACHUSETTS, Seciety for
the Prevention g Cruelty TO Animals.
Wilia.a L Garland. Assistant United
states District At1oraes, has decided 10
prosecute The Ne~ York Central road for
alleged v.o--tioa = TIE interstate resrla-
rtons prc-iaing scr TIRE feeding and water
i1g o. cattle ia transit once IN every tren-
us-eiEhr h-Erz
The case Is based on charges tHst many
calves had been found dead o. diving in
trains - local stock -a-dS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
DRYDEN TELLS STOCK HELD.
Prudential President Continues Testi-
mony in Stockholders SUI.

mony in Stockholders SrR.
President John Z. Dryden was cutzzed
relative 20 the stock ownership in The
Prudential Insurance Company and the
Fidelity Trust Company al yesterdays
hearing OF TIE Blanchard suit s.vsfnst re
former corporation. Involving the division
o. d surplus IN excess Of Sls.0l9 SD among
the policyholders
In January. 1898. AZ. Dryden testified. he
had 203i shares and 8 tract enal share.
July 1. 1Ses, he EeId Lsso01 shares. The
holdings az the Ward family January l.
-sas. Ar Dryden testified. amounted 20
4OS7-S4 shares and July I, ISIS. 9. az s6
shares. Tie Ward tanny'S press-zt hold
ines Nj. Dryden gave ss 1851 shares.
and the Dryden farnily's present holdings at
s0s.5s Shares.
1Ir. C2rteT asked about tsae holdings az
ire witness and his fsrrllI~, Including
Coiorel suthory T. KuSea-. 81 Fidelity
Trust Company stock NJ. DRYDEN ans~ cred
that h and his son togsther owned about
46n3 shares r that corporation T'he Hru-
Dental AIr. Dryden testified n answer to
further queries, holds 800 shares Of T5del-
ltv EtccA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
YOUNG OLD MEN GIVE DINNER.

NontclAir =. = April. Is Special. -
Archdeaooa Frederick z. Garter, rector Of
ST Luke's Episcopal ChVroll. ves the toast
master al the annual dinner OF The Young
Mems Bicycle Club OF EIoni-clajr. held IN the
sIontclalr Club last night Name OF the
members Is less than fifty -esrS CID. and
none who ha. not passed the half century
mark IS eligible to mem berShip ThN-e were
fo~tv-7--e guests present AL the mem bers
were az cns tine enthusiastic bicvcltstS
and some are stiil wheelrlep. among them
Archdeacon Carter. who makes his psrish
a lis On z bicycle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
eecLusE. FOUND STARVING, DIES

Freehold. : J., April 5 Especially
Death ended last night the suffe-inSs Of
poberr I,azars. seventy-three years old.
-r5o stricken or Saturday or Sunday with
-.-alvsis. Law until Wednesday alone and
uacareG for IN HIS house at Yard avenue
and r-oad e.-eet The sged man had lived
49, e5~~r the death Of his sister. nearly
: - &C.. 4 baker noticed that the rolls
Re iCst on the doorstep each morning we're
--1.orchad and on wednesday informed
~, --+s,c-i+feS The old man was found
,,..,-i-- unconscious and barely able 70 speak
m a broken whisper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
wore OF NEW ,sHoNE STOCK.

is.-.. e--o i--luelt THAI none q the
81. --''orize1 $50 095.C50 capital stock
&c. american Telephone and Telegraph
,.11s T, '--l ll orered TO stockholders
.s- -. current year lE made in CIR
- !, II sent to fas stoceh0lders yester-
,slg i -1,'ael- Theodore ~. Van. The
q, a, -at tnc company has enough
." earreut expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16

ated. The Anatolian Railway Company has
undertaken to carry out such q work Of
culture on the FIRST division OF the Bagdad
railway at considerable expense and at
great sacrifices. The operations are being
eHersettcally pushed by p construction com
parry having its seat at Frankfort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
LEHIeH RAISES paw. CUTS HOURS.

II Was announced yesterday BY the Le-
hish Valley Railroad that IL lad made
Agreements with SIS trainmen and switch
men u TIE case cf tns former TIE wage
system ha6 been res55Csted SO that the
men have to work only ten hears n 6ay.
and "a The case q the latter sn advance Of
Q cents an hour had been granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16

New York. April Is. 1910
GRATN-WTEAT-Les active and prices
during the greater bart 81 The dav --eady undsr
less pressure 20 sell and Influenced by covering
on the part 81 shCT-s and on buving By trad
srs- who were anticipating q ralry after q d.
c4tf.e Of seout &c bushsI- News vas % a
beartsh character. but prices were Influenced
mostly BY pit conditions. and az the close values
were &c lower -s@ hf-h-r. Liverpool was
India add Cssads. while the Argentine mar
& Us "E4As Win, Fefy hGlIereIlL eN1orr
demand The weather map showed further
rains ia NEBRASKA Iowa and the uao4r Ms
slssipD valley etheagh e was generally Gear
in Kansas, and predletiGas OF frost in Kansas
and Nebraska caused some buying. Export
sales amounted 70 Is Loads, part late on Thurs
daS- Csss WHEAT steady; No . red. 81 Il nom
tn-i 4, and No 1 S6r-herH- 81 1874 5 b
opening navigation. COE2N-Gtaiet bat steady
eay4e, working up about Ec IN covering By
shorts And buying BIZ commission houses Tate
IN the day the marlzet lost the advance. closing
at . ret decline 81 &c. Cash corn firm. stea m
er, 63hc. ard 40 Z. &c, both hoaainsl sIsya-
lor, export basis. export. No 2. Sc nominal
Q , OATS-StAsdc. WITH further covering IN
May BY cOuan1issfoa hoUses ana sFaeH efFsr-
iEss, but prices lost parJ ef ire advance. cios-
ing sc decHne 70 14c advance- cash oats
steady. natural white r. 70 80 -. 46l- eT4ec
aud elipPed white, 81 70 42 ., 49, aSse- vsg~at
lhc.ldins toul, exports for the week, according
60 B-adstfset'S. aggregate s5S 2sB bash, against
L711OS6 last week aH4 f.41S.6t,6 Iast vear- since
July /. lis. e2G bush against las 052 205 last
yAar- Corn EXPORTS 70 ths week e41 go bush
against 63o.6G4 last week and. zee so last year
since July 1. 243If,676 bush, against - 50. 024
iaSr -.ase-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
HELD FOR BEATING AGED WOMAN

Mrs. Catherine Collins. a widow, eighty
wears old. was brvtsI!y beaten az her home
TO-DAY. ard John 7 O'Donnell. a former
policeman. IS under arrest as her sssailant
II is alleged that O'Donnen knocked the
woman down ard beat her with a black
fscll. after she aad forbidden him TO call
now ter daughter. Agnes. thi-ry-six yea rs
"a. because she had learned he was mar
~fed She alleges he posed as a single man
-,-,Ss~ the name OF John z. CLARK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
NV MOTOR CAR DEAL
Uusd States Motor Company Gets
Control CT Coluu bia Company.

liz United Sta5es Motor Company. which
.-.k over ere aldeu sampson E1anufsc-ur-
rr Conrsnv cf Pi-tz6elG. Mas. = truck
-l--lsc-u-.-- concern three or fog- das,s
. has acquired p controlling interest IA
~ -ol--t Motor Car Honpany. on rhe
-as -E -r- Shares cf It's cU1 stock FOR
ss1 Sis-e .- --e rolE--bio stock
e. p Norgz- g. 60. certain ulsn 1s.o-
.z.zl ~'-l whom were Interested il gLc
s.--z-1r c. -.e General Motors Couusuv.
w -e-e-t. a--=- t-r tie ST. ie5a-s=r
E-o-hs-s Name curing COMPANY ~ the
,--:Asse or t-e Ever -A-etzger-Fla nde-s
-'-1z-. C. De-o-r are commonly cup
rssl e - .-E--~-laI FL TIE mites States
w~cr ~c~--a--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
NOTES OF JERSEY NEWS.

Paterson. \. J.. April ) CspeciaD.-At the
,-.-..,,,,.- today Of Mrs. Walter Friedricks,
,-ife az me postmaster at Delawanna, &C
l,,ess % rnlsappropriatin postal funds.
- before United states Commissioner
-,-i1,t,rn .N-elsor. James O'ConneIl. a railway
81 clark testified that his name had been
e--,ss "a = receipt for funds. Mrs. Fried
- WAS held IN 5000 bail for the federal
Grand fury
,r,--f~.ovn. X. J.. April Is (SpeciaD.-
,sa-rlstcvn citizens have formed the Nor
-f-+,u-1 Protective Association, and the
,,,r.~e a. every rncrnber = 20 be tagged
Nth :. big brass plate warning on burglars.
The officers are George i. Chisoln. presi-
se-t. Or Francis Il Glazebrook. vics-
PRESIDENT: A Howard McAlpin secretary
and treasurer. who. With FREDERICK w kel-
1ogg. president OF the Morristo"n CIVIC As
LOCATION. and william a. Dell. constitute
the board o. trustees.
Arontclalr. X J.. April Is CSpeciai).-cap-
a., Charles Z. Van Week. jr.. last year 5
-. -storer Is getting the Montclsir Ath-
,.+ic C-,ub baseball team, OF which no is
,,.,aQer IN shape for the opening OF the
1,o,l season. which begins on Saturday.
April .. with Plaiuneld. on the home
grounds.
walter Hague. a farmer o. oradel' re-
,.ei,ea an award Of s., $50 from q HaclHen-
-aols jury yesterday Ia hi. suit against the
public service Corporation Last August
an electric light wire fell on a wire fence
near IIague's barn. lie leaned against the
go and was so severely shocked that he
h REGARDED a. a physical wreck
NJ A = Brinkrnan. chairman or the
rs--,,.,,e,.,- F7tver Improvement Commit
- reee5Tea word yesterday from Senator
John Kean and Congressman william
Hughes that the recommendation OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16

Committee on Rivers and Harsors Tor an
appropriation OF Ssi.coo for improving the
Hackensack River did not reach Congress
in time TO get in the bill just passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16

FLOUR AND NEaI--Duu snd festu-eIess
Spring patents s. 50GS6 .. winter straights.
Slsass. s. S9Ss4 s.; ex-rs No Z winter. 81 55G
= .s sIih IS 1855 - RYE FLoUR1crai5s,tt
Fair 20 good. - 2agSs A.. choice 70 fancy. s. -
as 81. CORN->AL.-st~ady. Kiln Or ~. 81 80
RAG 1fEAI-FIns white and yellow. 81 4J0
e. W. coarse. 81 550S1 ~. FEED--Nestern
quiet: e.Sy steAay- , Wests s,a- so,t s. p
ser ~ red dog SO, city bran. SIS buik. SD $50
90 ~ sacks u1idalInz S23g $50, r=d dog. $50 81
h0miny chop. s. % bulk. S26 % SACKS. oiiIneal.
PEOyIsIONs--sather auist. ana prices
hardly steady with some liquidation although
on the dec.ln e there were indlcations % buy
ing b packing interests. Ire Hog market
VS. azain s1sV and some authorities claim
that prominent interests In the trade are en-
deavorins 90 act hos prices 20 a sim lower
supplies and a good demand Tor the cash
,rticle sales 81 400 tierces May lard az
rs soc PORK-B Barely steady; mess 50 IS.
So 81 REEF-stealy. mess. SIS Rsto; fam
Nv. Sf9gS $40 So. packet. Sl6 502SlI. Extra
india mess. 500 S5l. BEEF HAMS. s2iR SEA
49, Ia t Ssr MEGrs-Pickied bellies quiet.
smoking 49, ftl1c, 10 ". I6c: Il ~. tGc ~
ib. I6e. plo<led hams quiet. &c. rALLON-
EStaatys middle WeSt. 1855 tSf5c. city.
1sAo: rehaed easy. south america. tt75c.
pound srn ioi. 9i5fsc. sTENRINs Easy
otso fTn1Tttc. cltv lard. tf0Igt1c.
-gGAR--Ltttie new business IN renned and
only moderate withdrawats The ioweA price
gor standard srsnGiated seems 20 - i0c net
less I per ceat for cash, quofed BY the Fed
Sral. otter rsdners quoting Else rec less I p,
Bay az ST . g9, 4 5SisSv. a. i & ,s
54c and moiasses sugar, 81 test . Soc Sales
: t5-Isc. basis 50 test. equal to ssce. duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
TRADES STRIKE SHORT LIVED
Disturbance N Sympathy with Steam
ftters Pscifed By Unions.

ftters Pacifed By Unions.
For some hours yesterday peace n The
building trades was -neuaced BY . sy-rnpa-
thc1c strike cf seve-a! trsccs CT rae thirty
story Tower Building Liberty ans Nassau
streets, in support OF TIE striking st-sE,
filters The general contractor FOR the
building Is Lhz =. Z. Cray Construction
Company. Of 10. y Broadway, which is in
the Building Trades Employers Assoeia-
ticn.
TIE trades involved Included the sheet
metal workers, plssterers. carpenters.
structurel frcn -crkr-s, palrc>--s marble
workers and cement -1asons. Tie heads Of
the unions realized that a mistake had been
MADE and TIE strike vHs quickly &C.
g'a-=d Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
cLoVERSsED PRICES.

Toledo April 15.-C1OvERsEEp cash, 81 -:
April IS s.. October. IS IS. Deceuber. Sc -
TIMOTHY. prfls g 10 AL.5IkE. prime, 81 =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16

= 60, Agr I5.-Tne omcisI clos
" !, -,.''a FOR mining s1ocks to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED By r. L. Day Co. No. 81 wall
street-)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

.Nesaiual, elevator. export basis. tSornfns
L z
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-15
Married Last Thursday.

Mr.. J. w. Barr, of Leesyille, and
Mrs. Alma B. Hays were married last
Thursday morning at the home OF
the brides mother, Mrs. M. A. Bam-
berg, in this city. There were no
attendants, the wedding being very
quiet. Rev. T. G. Herbert was the
officiating minister.
Mr.. C.. D. Barr, brother OF the
groom and his daughter, of Lees
vile, were present at the marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barr left imm ediately
after the ceremony for a trip to
Florida. We understand that they
will make their home in Bamberg,
which will be pleasant news to their
many friends.
Mrs. Barr is daughter of Mrs. NJ.
A. Bamberg, and is a woman of ex-
ceptionally fine character and charm
of manner. The groom lived in
Bamberg for a number of years, and
has large number of friends and
well-wishers in this community.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-15
Marriage at Denmark.

At 2 O'Clock Sunday afternoon at
the residence of Rev. r. M. Hauser
in Denmark, Miss Eva Marie Hanber-
ry and Mr.. w. Elige Hightower were
happily married. The ceremony was
a quiet one, there being present only
the family connections.
The bride was attired in a stylish
gray satin, trimmings of white lace,
with gloves to match. She wore a
large white picture hat.
Mrs. Hightower is a very popular
young lady. She is very delightful
in her manner, attractive in her per-
son, and generally beloved by the
entire community that knows her.
She is the youngest daughter Of Mrs.
L. E. Hanberry.
Mr.. Hightower is member Of one
of the best families of Denmark, and
is one Of Denmark's most prominent
young farmers.
The young couple will be at home
to their many friends at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, Mrs. L.
E. Hanberry, near Denmark. K.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-15
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Atlantic Coast, Line Christmas
Holiday Rates.
Bank of Denmark-Statement.
w. G. Hutto applies for letters of
administration on the estate of L. B.
Lee.
: H. C. Folk, Master-Sale Of real
estate in case Of M. Hornik vs.. Mon
ME w. Morris.
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Statement.
H. G. Folk, Master-Sale Of real
estate in case Of Edward r. Fish
burne ct al vs. Claude C.. Fishburne
ct al.
Southern Railway Co. Christmas
Holiday Rates.
c. B, Free, Clerk of Court, applies
for letters of administration on es-
tate of Daniel w. Jones.
H. C. Folk, Master-sale Of real
estate in case Of B. e. Griffin ct al
VS.. w. M. Griffin.
E. A. HootonReduction in Coat
Suits, Dress Goods, etc.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-15
BUSINESS LOCALS.

See me before trading your cotton
seed. w. G. HUTTO at Copeland's 8
tore.
O'Riley, the photographer, will be
in Ehrhardt next week.
O'Riley, the photographer, will be
in Ehrhardt for two weeks, COM
mencing next Monday, December
18th. During his visit last winter
seventy per cent. of his patrons du-
plicated their orders. This year he
is prepared to do even better work,
having addd a speed lense and a
mechanical nurse" to his outfit for
baby portraiture.
Nice line buggies and harness at
Jones Bros, also wagons, whips. lap
robes, etc. A car load horses and
mules just received. Get their prices
before buying. go
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-15
Pension Notice.

l will be in the sheriff's Office every
Saturday in January, 1911, from 10
O'Clock a. m. to 2 O'Clock p. M, for
the purpose of writing up and prepar-
ing applications for all Confederate
soldiers and their widows who wish to-
go before the county pension board,
which meets the first Monday in
February, 1911, and all those already
on the pension roll will please report
in person or by letter.
G.. r. CLAYTON,
Pension Commissioner.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-15
Dance at Ehrhardt.

The ninth anual ball Is to be
given at Ehrhardt on the evening OF
December 29th, in Copeland's hall.
Invitations were issued this week.
Following are the committees:
Invitation committee: G: p. Rit-
ter, w. Max Walker, Geo. B. Kearse,
Stacey Kearse. s,
Hall committee: F. n. Copeland,
j. Frank Chassereau, ]. w. Pearl
stin, Fl. s. Kearse.
Committee on arrangements: ia
cob HERS, o. e. Kearse. &. A. Brab-
ham, T.. ]. Farrell.
Reception committee: Bob Zee
Kearse, Frank Kinsey, B. v. Keafses,
Roscoe Kearse. V
. Flor manager: B. v. Kearse
Chaperones: Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Frank Chassereau, Mr.. and Mrs. J. !.
Farrell, Mr.. and Mrs. B. ". Kearses,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Max Walker.
Music by Metz's orchestra, Charles
ton .ss
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-15

In the space of II months re-
duction has been made in the def
cit of the postofice department of
$11, 100000, according to the an
nual report of the postmaster gene
1al,, Frank H: Hitchcock. While a
year ago the fiscal records of the
postal service disclosed a deficit of
$17,500,000 the largest in the his
tory of the country, the excess of ex-
penditures over receipts for the year
ended June 80 last amounted to
only $5,848,566.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-15
Brains Scattered Over Room.

Pickens, Dec. 8.-Nathaniel Keith,
commonly known as "Uncle Nat,
killed himself this morning at his
home at the old Table Rock Hotel
He used double-barrel shotgun, and
by placing the muzzle and pulling
the triggers with his toes, he blew
one side and the top of his head off,
scattering his brains over the room.
He was a bachelor and about 60
years old. The cause was supposed
to be temporary insanity.