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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-10-06
Motines en- Portugal
Ell Trono del Rey Manuel
vacila en- sus cinnientOs

Londres, Octubrc $: Segnn in
fOrma el Daily Mail, aver estall6
una revOluci6n en- LisbOa. Afiade
cl dcspacho que ell Rey Manuel
no cs mas que un prisionero v
que han ocurridO combates en- las
calles; que los buques. de guerra
estan bombardeando el palacio y
que sc ha cortado toda comuni.-
caci6n con la capital.
Por largo tempo habfan corri-
90 rumores de que sc derrocarrfa
la monarqufa de Portugal. De
hecho, no ha sido acallado el GEO
dc la disenci6n desde cl acceso
del Rey Manuel nj trono, despuGs
del ascsinato del Rey Carlos Y
del Principe heredero, cl 10. de
FebrerO de 1908.
Los peri6tlicos de Lisboa, desdc
fecha no leiana, han publicado in
formes alarmantcs.de I'm supuestc
complot del partid0 clerical Da-
ra derrOcar al G0biernO Portu-
gnes y establecer una dictadura
Militar.
DecIar6se que cl gran DISCUS
to del partido clerical con Ia no.
iltlca del gobicrno In culminado
hasta In organization de una re-
hcil6n en- toda forma que ticndc
" dcStrulr Ia administration, H.
hrISlonar s'IS mIcmbrOs, v rlcgir
un dictadOr.
fl primer paso srria lar al
partldo Rcpnblicano. Dcsdc que
Manuel Ocup6 cl trono. hansc for
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-10-06

mado Bryson, que hizo el contrato
en- San Francisco.
El otro individuo era de baia
eatatura, pareciaS espafioI Y te.~
mia un cierto aeento peculiar, aun
que bicn POGO hablaba. .Ayud6 4
cargar. El tercero era un horn.-
bre alto, cue permaneci6 ret;raao
" parecia tener0ao do mane;aY in
oarRa creyendo quo podfa hacer
explosion. Cuando tsrminaren te
cargar, Ilavegar0n rio arriba ha.
ola Sacramento, relnoIean1o 81
botecito de remos,
La Union de tip6grafos do Mas.
hvitie. Tenn, filnerO 20. ha aol;..
citado que SO adoption r0aolucio.
nea, riomhrando empleatlog aaoe-
eiales do Ia Liga Interuaeional
de Tfp6grafoa one hagan ,ana in.
Yestigaai6Ii Ininuciaga acerea ia
e e yoladura tie las ofioinaa All
Times. 1850 s'
va poIioia eatA sobrs in DlasA
7 es probabse cue los oriminalas
eaigan sf t'osioF 90 la ilaeticia.
Sc ban ofFKeitlo Vi sf0O. 600 j
F'rnbabIenangA aaeeng1srk N,
ouarto dA million Ia Rngna he ais
nero tllie So 0ffeeerI 4 anisn d..
Ianacie & los ha0aIfaoa snagas,Ss,a
del nf{fnn ksh 1aa is2s Il s.s y. S, g q.
aiaIas. 's4 81
6i lIItsea AlssIsn Illslsiina s,sa s
l1esaF sc egaa eEsaiAig6a aysa 10 Ia
IS ran etFa enaa fEIla aEFHarHs It
sssaio &c itlas IAa gsrEe EtaarA
liz
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-10-06
Cartas de CondoIeneia,

Hemos recibido de las aiguien.-
tees personals. cartas dc condolen-
ola por la >.efunci6n de nuestro
Editor fundador:
Mariana Duran. Emilio Robles.
Manuel Romero, Tel6sforo Garxa,
Wenceslao Andrade. Julian r. Ce
vantes. Antonio Rivera, Maeedo.-
tnio NJ. Guerra, Juan Garcia, Area.
dio Hernandez, A.G. Beltr6n Juan
U. Martinez, Pedro G. Ramirex,
Ramon Dfaz v Francisco Contre--
has. !.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-10-06

Fcapar del peligro del fuego, como
10 hubieran lOgrado en- case dc
incendio ordinari0.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-10-06
IL Magnifico Edificio de EfLos
Angeles Times" coxnpleta-
xnente destruid0 ..
=,

Ia explosion sc noto olor de gas.
I'm algunas parties del edificio, c.
ra tan fuertc el olor que casi So
fOcaba, en- cuyas declaraciones sc
basa la policfa para opinar que
Las emanaciones de gas gcneradas
por los enormcs tanQucs 6 la fill
traci6n do alguna pipa defectuosa.
OcasiOnaron, la explosion. La teo-
ria resulta del hecho dc que ei
edificio sc vi6 cnvuelto en- la
mas casi instantAncamente. Los
Eaue traba.iaban en- ol departamen-
to de grabados del sexto piso, no
tuvieron tempo suficiente para
llegar & las Ouertas dc escape, que
distaban solo treinta pics,pues no
hicn SO sucedi6 la explosion GUAM
do sc vieron envueltos eli llamas
y Obligados & resguamarsc u ca
ra con los braz0s.
La explosion fu6 terrifica.
POr todos los lados del edificio
Sc nOtaba DerfectamGntc hoy en-
la manana In fucrza de In cxplo-
sion. Apcnas 81 alguna de las
grucsas placas de crsial de las
Ncntanas uucdaron sin hacersc tri
zns. Las vidricras mas ligcras dc
los pisos supcriorcS SO cncontraro.
"SparcldoS en- I'm radio de algu.-
nos ccntena"cs dc yardaa de dis.
fancia de las oficinas del Times.
DE tOdas las parties centricas dc
a cindad SIC recihen noticias de
Que ell choGue fu6 terrible, hacien-
~ eStremeccrse cl suelo como
cLando Sc sucedon tembIorcs. Fne
ron por todas, cuatro cxplosioncs,
pcro tres de elias. SO siguieron del
lncendio. dcSpu6s dc dcrrlmbarsc
los pisOs.
Destruido por enemigos.
a las dos de Ia mafana. Harris
.. Andrews, editor en Jefe del r.
mcs. Drblic0 10 siguicntc:
El edificio del Times fuG dos
rrliido por la dinamita esta ma
drugada, por cncmigos dc la Iibcr
lad universal. No pucdc dcs-
trulrse cl Times. Seguira publ.
candosc en- su planta auxiIiar "
luchara con energia hasta ell fin.
LOS horrores dc Ia perdida de Vi
das mutilaci6n de seres huma-.
nos prevlencn por ahora hacer
mas extenso el informe, pero hoy
misno, POGO mas tardc, Sc publi..
cara una edici6n roducida del Ii
mes. El General Otis, proceden-.
10 dc Mexico, llegar6 4 10 ciudad
hoy tarde, (firmado } "fTarry s.
Andrews. " Editor On .Jcfe. 4
Or6ese que fu6 el gas,
w, q. Fnrman, operator del
Western Union v empleado en- ri
Times, q1ien sali6 del edificio mo-
hnenfos antes de la explosion, de-
ciaro quo durantc la noche, 81 o.
dificio estaba lleno do emanacio..
nos de gas que SO escapaban de
alguna grieta 8 desperfecto no en-
contrado, siendo tan nocivas Que
SAuSaDan graves ld0lestias & les
|frabaiadores.
Las llanas redui6r0nae nj edifi-
cio del Times auhque los edifi--
cios adyacentes snfrieron regular
lehamusQuina y 30 auabraron mu-
elaa ventanga por la 4u0rsa de In
9xpioHi6n. POGO degpusB de laa
dos dc Ia mafiana aa habfa lo0aIi.
eado el fuAgo v daapn6s se oxtin-
1gul6 81 inoenIio.
I4a T1ortalidad no so limit6 4
los ornpleados del Times. puea
cuaisdo uasnos, nm bornborb parai0
Ia vida y otr0s muehos fuerOn ie4
aiona0os gravefnante. Ia axplo4
sl0n oeasion6 tan yi0lefato cho0ne,
que 1at1ehoa uuedArnn mntiiadoa
esa ei acto 8 ifhpoEibilitad6s dc ea-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-10-06

Gran Oportunidad!
Envte listed su retrato 8 el de cualouier.
otra persona y 76 cts, en- estampillas de
centavos 8 en- orden Postal. yse 10 anplihca-
remos, es decir, 10 enviaremos gratis eI rotra
TO de tamaho natural, devolvi6ndole tatnbi6n
q original Dirfjanse los pedldos d: senora
zULEMAP. DE CRUZ, Station A, 2O5 s.
Laredo st. San Antonio, Texas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-10-06
g ss pezsoso
o.

Cnansio dnele Il ti8ntaAssfa u ltsa
rEl0anlil0a fa1iAIaa elsftantian 8livla
. agTitoa. Y aa eaaE Essa0. EunflEi0 isag
eEl a.t ssnntasisfra algo IRE alar. III,
Or 4es Fp4za1F szi 4EgfSskfS Atft gSxtaEYsr 4
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-10-06

Los Angeles, Cal, sOcCuDrG TO-. {:
"A causa de una terrible explosion
que hizo temblar los ambitos lie
la ciudad, inici0se un incendio pc
co dcspuGs de la una dc la mana
ma de hoy, cl cual ocasion6 la
completa destruction del edificio
del Times Publishing Co., cn In
esquina de las GALES Frost v Broa
dway y caus6 la mucrte de va
riaS Ders0nas.
Amen del n1merO atcrrador dc
los muertOs. muchos de los em--
pleadOs fueron victimas de que
maduras v lesioncs que probable
mentc serviran para aumentar Ia
lista de los muertOs. Los cmplca-
dos del Times Mirror Co.. asegu--
rar que cl edificio fu6 volado por
efoct0 de In dinamita.
Harry Chandler, Vicepresidcn-
tie v gcrente general, estima las
p6rdidas de vidas entire ounce v
veintc y las perdidas del edificio
en- ccrca de medic million dc do
ilars.
Al rOmpcr cl dia de hoy. 200
bombcros principiaron 4 remover
las rpinas del destruido cdificio
esf0rzAndOsc en- rcscatar los ca
davcres, los cunlcs estGn sepultos
bajO diez pies dc ladrilio Y pcsa-
das picdras que desploW6 in cx-
kl0si6n.
Diriic persOnalmente las obras
). dc reaeate Harry Andrews, edi~-
Tor en- iefe del peri6dieo.
Greece el nhmero de los muertos
Estim6sc al principle en- ounce
d dicZ Y siotc cl nnmcr0 dc los
mncrtos, perO una investigation
mas minuciosn haco acrcccr In
cifra nh0ra hasta 50 . 60 on cl
eoncepto de que Il Ia hora en- uuc
SO succdi6 la explosion era preci-
samente aQueIla cn que principia-
ban sus laborcS 10 quc llenar la
odici6n d0minguera, arrcglan las
HffercntGs SecciOnres preparnn
1l corre0, cite, que son rCgularmcn
to i6vcnes cstudiantes que ira.
baian ansiosos Ell horas extraor.
hinarias dcsdc las docc dc Ia no
Eho Dor adquirir al&1n dincro pa.
ra sus expenditures dominique.
ras.
Aceite hirviente.
Los trabaios do exploration al.
nanzarAn hicn POGO Gxit0 duran
tie las primeras veinticuatro &
1uarenta v ocho horas & causa del
caior deaarrollado on los subter-
Tancos del edificio por el aceite
Due arfe, asf como los grandes do
F6aitbs de papel.
9 Dos tanques colosales de aceite
t4arudo quo ostaban colocAdos en-
an calieJ6n Y SO ADRIAN por el la.
90 traserO de los s6tanos, vacia.-
eoai sils c0Hltenidos baio Las hue.
curas de los ese0mbros v harAn
que lag rnitiaa perlnanescan Gh.
aientea en- extreme durante r,ti-
sfas horas aGn. Las aguas ne
pueten sofocar les llamag v el
aceite grueso deberh arder hasta
ks0i1aussiirso por complete.
s A laa z de la mafiana de hoy.
Gan prineipiado los bouaberos 4
errnfnbsr los carbonizadoa Of
sabroa y los nluroa de sais pisog
9 tiejara on pie oil ineenSiio.
gR1n el deoiF de Ia poIicfa y
variaa p1rSOnAg que Is en0nS.
soan aaa Ell etlifioio en- ei fn0Ys,sfs
Ne De Y explosion, ea i1ysugteni-.
hia Il epiRi6n do ano Ia nIanfn
naga aido destrnida por la dina
baiea.
@as prohahIssnsnte.
Mv0hsa de los tsabaiadores de-.
slaTan eco foSo antea dc ognsrir
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-10-06
NEillonariog en- Berlin,

4egnn uHa irlforEne ppblieado po4
1a eomisi6n de inpneesos dc nsr-
lin, hay NADIA rnenDs due .2sSB mi-
llonarios On LEI capital del inperio
aleman.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-10-06
Sais Japoneses SO salvan.

Las Esperanzas, Mexico, Octu--
brc i: Fucron cnc0ntrados de-
balo de una pcsada r0cn, dcs--
pucs de III explosion dc in NINA
dc Palau, en- la stptima 'ntrada
sur. de la miHa nImcr0 2. scis
.aponescs. yivos a(In. Bai6 inmr-
dihtamcntc cl DR.. Vcndorf con
cStlml'lnntcs para auxili.,rlOs V
nhora sc oncuentran restabIcriGn
lose cn cl hospital.
Permanecieron en- aqucl sitio
SIN alimentOs nj aqua dcsdc 81
VIcrncs por ia n0chc hasta ii mar
tes Il mcdiodia. La posada cal
da dc In rOca en- nQuella secci6n
dc Ia nina, los priv6 dc salida,
Salrhndolcs al mismo tiempo Ia
vida, pucs Ia roca cort6 por com.
Dlcto en- aqucl rGcinto la entrada
dc los gases mal6ficos, con los
cuales dc otro m0do, Sc hubiesen
encontrado.
Sc han "ecobrado 35 cadayeres
Y sc cspora que para maiiana Sc
habrAn recobrado todos los de-
mas cadayerns.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-10-06
Los Dynamite
roS en- accio11

Ecapar del pcligro del fuego, como
10 hubieran lOgrado en- case dc
incendio ordinario.
Sc culpa & los Unionistas.
Los Angeles, CAL, Octubre 10. ::
La administration del peri6dico,
cree que los culpablcs dc Ia OK
Rplosi6n son los Obreros unionistas,
con cuya organization el pcri6di-
co la estado desde hace mucho
tempo en- continue y tcnaz que
IRA. Dicesc que personals dcseo-
nocidas colocaron una carga de
Idinamita on un callei6n que cor--
re hacia la partc central del cdi-
ficiO, 10 cual ocasiOn6 el complete
iderrumbe y ell fuego que consul
milo desde los s6tanos hasta Ia
tcchumbre.
La fuerza dc la explosion fue
tcrrifica. Sc oy6 & distancia de
Varias millas y todas las venta-
mas del vecindario del Times vo-
laron en- pedazOs. Hasta que no
Sc revisen las listas de los emplea-
dos que cstaban trabajando / csa
nora, no podra darse una noticia
exacta de los mucrtos.
Las ;escenas que Sc desarrOlla--
ron durante los prlmeros momen-
tos del incendiO fuerOn dc scnsa--
cl0n trcmenda. Varios emplca-.
dos sc arroiaron pOr las vcntanas
dcsdo los pisos supcriorcs, cayen-
do al pavimento y ocasionandosc
la ruptura dc pierna8 8 bra2os,
muriendO algunos y sicndo rccogi-
dos Otros cu cstado ag6nico.
sobre To- pista.
Los Angeles, Cal, Octubre 3:
La policia tr8baia activamcntc
sobfo la pista del 8 los criminalea
que co1ocaron bombas para volar
el edificio del Times V Green fir
mcmcntc que cncOntrarAn la ella
We del asunto en- 10 que Sc rcIa--
eiona con Ia mhduina de dcstr,t"-
cl6n colocadn en- la casa dc J.
e. HochandeIar. Sccrctario de
la asociaci6n dc Merchants &
Manufacturers, Ia "ual fuG cncon-
'rhda !" hoc'le del vlcrneS. La
Oomha tenia 16 canutos dc
gclatIna gigantic, conocida comun-
mcntc con cl nombrc dc dinami-
ta. Esta gclatina tcnia IN so por
cicnto de p6lvora explosive que
rara It ycz Sc fabrlcn por las com
p"h'aS de poiVofa Y es este hccho
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-10-06
lRlI|aloj r Bueno Y Barato!.

s AL rac1b0 de cinco pesos sc lie cnviara q I'd.
ins sheri1loso reloj para caballero; Ia Gaia en-
q hapada en- orc y garantizada por einco amos;
naluira americana de cIase regular. Estos
relojes Sc, venden EN- otras parties por diez
pesos. Dirfjanse sus pedidos q; Sra. ZJ LENA
r. de Cruz, Station "A, 200 S. Laredo Street.
San Antonio, Texas. III u
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-10-06
DeSaStre Minero

Eaglc Pass, Texas, Octubrc TO-. {:
'Antorman que de rGsultas de una
explosion Ell In nina nNmero 2
de Palan, en- cl distritO minerO dc
Las ESperanZas, Coahuila, pere-
cl0, cuandO menos, un &entenar de
mlneros. Sup6nese que la explo-
sion sc Origin6 del inccndio de G.
manaciOnes nocivas.
DE @. p. Diaz, sali6 hoy Dor
Ia mallana un tren especial, llc-
vando q bordo ciruianos y EN-
pleadOs ferrocirrileros, para 81 lu-
gar de la terrible escena. Llega-
"a el trcn esta tarde.
Los ultimos infOrmes obtenidOs
de personals que llegaron en- cl
tren &c pasaieros prOccdentes de
Las Esperanzas, afirman que Ia
primera explosion SO efectu6 en-
la nina nnmero 2 anoche, en- mo-
mentos en- que habia on cl intc--
rior dc la nina dc $50 & 200 mi
neros. PocOs momentOs despu6s
envi6se al interior dc la nina IT,
ma partida de rcscate cOmpuesta
de SO hombres v succdi6sc una
segunda explosion. No ha regre-
sado ninguno dc los de la parti--
tsa y q la hOra dc salida del tren,
estaba organizdndosc una nueva
partida de rescatc.
El Agcntc de matcrialcs VIM,
dollls, dc las lineas Nacionalcs,
en- Z. u. Diaz,con una partida sa-
no desde lucko para las minas.
Hacc algnn tempo que en- estas
'm'nas cstaban omplcad0s muchos
Japonescs, pcrO ahora. .segt1n SC
lsabc, casi todos los mincros son
meXicanos.
Algunos pasajcros diccn que ia
Tpafrlda Gle rcScatc sc c0mDOniu dc
amcrlrnnos Y mcXicanoS. Us i'm.
po8iblo 0btcncr dctalIes circuns.
tanc1ados dc la cat0strofc. pucs
las mlnas son dc In propicdaA dc
las Linens Nacionalcs. los tclG--
graftaa sop45de la dependencia del
| Gobicrno, y ell sistcma de este,
.es el de no dar Il sabcr NADIA ace,
ca de los desastrcs.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-11-02
of South Carolina,
County Of Abbeville.

PROBATE COURT.
G. N. Nickles and J. R. McCombs, as
Administrators of the Estate of
Edward Hagen, deceased, Plain
tiffs, against Alice j. McCombs,
ct al, Defendants. Complaint to
Sell Lands to Pay Debts.
I will sell at public outcry at Able
Vile Court House, OF Saleday in No
vember, 1910, next, for the payment OF
debts, the following described real es-
tate belonging to the estate of Edward
Hagan, deceased, sitnate in said State
and County, to wit All that tract or
parcel of lands, known as Tract Num-
Der ! belonging to the said estate, con-
tanning One Hundred and Two Acres,
O or less, bounded by lands of
Arnot Ellis, R. G. Hagan, Foster Sea-
wright and Tract Number 2.
Also, that tract or parcel of land,
containing Ninety and Three-Quarters
known as Tract Number two) Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of ].
H. Nickles, r. G. Hagan, Bowie
Brothers, Jas. Hawthorn and Tract
Number l.
TERMS-Cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers.
J. F. MILLER,
Judge Probate Court.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-11-02
Saves an Iowa Mans Life.

The very grave seemed to yawn be-
fore Robert Madsen, of West Burling-
ton, Iowa, when, after seven weeks in
the hospital, four of the best physi'
clans gave him up. Then was shown
the marvellous curative power of Elec'
trio Bitters. For, after eight months
of frightful suffering from liver trouble
and yellow jauudice, getting no help
from other remedies or doctors, five
bottles of this matchless medicine
completely cured him. It's positively
guaranteed for Stomach, Liver or Kid
ney troubles and never disappoints,
Only soc. at Speeds drug store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-11-02
Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.
Court of Common Pleas.

Court of Common Pleas.
J. s. Stark ct al, plaintiffs, against a..
G. Anderson ct al, Defendants.
By authority of a Decree of Sale by
the Court of Common Pleas for Able
Vile County, in said State, made in
the above stated case, I will offer for
sale, at Public Outcry, at Abbeyille G..
H., s. c., on Salesday in November, A.
D. 1910, within the legal hours of sale
the following described land, to wit :
All that tract or parcel of land situate,
lying and being in Abbeville County,
in the State aforesaid. containing
FIVE (5) Acres, more or less, together
with the buildings thereon and includ-
ing one 125 horse power Corliss engine,
and a lot of other machinery-being
what Is known as The ABBEvILLE
FURNITURE FACTORY PLANT-bound-
ed by lands of 8. F. Cromer, Seaboard
Railway Co. and others.
Terms of Sale-.One-half cash, bal
ance on a credit of twelve months, se-
cured by bond Of purchaser and
mortgage of the premises.
Purchaser to pay for papers and re-
cording. r. E: HILL,
Master A. c., s. C.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-11-02

Miss Carrie Cowan from Bellevue spent
several days last week with Mrs. Q. ID
Cowan.
Mr.. J. II. Cheatham will leave tomorrow
for Columbia to attend the Fair.
Mrs. F. W. Wilson attended the play
"The Sins of the Father" in Abbeville
Thursday night.
Miss Nina Wilson visited relatives In
Abbeville last week and attended the fair.
Miss Bessie Lee Cheatharn who is at
home from Chicora for a few days, was a
visitor in Warrenton Sunday afternoon.
DR.. M. W. Cheatham, Mr.. L. T. Miller,
and Miss Horne were also visitors here.
Mr.. ]. 81. Cheatham, has put an orna-
mental wire fence around his yard which
adds very much to his pretty home.
The farmers are now busy sowing oats.
Mrs. John Grant has been sick for sever
oil days, we hope she will soon be well a
gain.
On next Saturday November the fifth
Rev. Dryer the Evangelist will commence
a weeks meeting in the church. The pub
lie is invited to attend these services.
Mrs. J. F. Cason and little daughter FL
eanor from ~Spartanburg are visiting the
formers parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Clinks-
Gales, at thell pretty home in Montery;
Dixie.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-11-02
Mr.. Joe P. Giles Of New York, Is In the

Mr.. Joe P. Giles Of New York, Is In the
city.
Miss Esther Graydon went to Columbia
Tuesday and will be the guest OF friends
there during the fair.
Mrs. Hattie Todd, who has been the
guest of Mrs. j. 81. Latimer for the past
ten days, has returned to her home in Au-
gusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Reese arrived in the
city Tuesday from a short trip to New Or
leans. Mr.. Reese is receiving the congrat-
ulations of his many friends here.
Mr.. VIII @. Harris has gone to Atlanta
where he goes to take q position with the
Cotton Insurance Association. Mr.. Harris
will be located in Texas.
Mrs. Lila Mabry has issued invitations
to a reception that is to be given In honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Reese Friday even
ing.
Mr.. Walter Visanska Of Atlanta, and Mr..
Ernest Visanska of Charleston, were here
for several days last week. They came to
be here for Mn and Mrs. F: Rosenberg's
twenty-fifth anniversary OF their mar
riage.
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Conference Of Charities.

Greenwood, S. c., Oct. %, 1910: The sec
ond annual State Conference OF Charities
and Correction will be held at Florence, 5.
c., Dec. SO next. The first session held at
Columbia a year ago was highly interest
ing and brought together for conference
and dis the representative philan-
thropic workers of our State.
1t is hoped that all persons interested IN
dependent children, in the relief OF suffer,
ing or correction of wrong doing, Will
realize that they are invited to attend the
approaching conference. A program IS
now being prepared by the Executive
Committee and will be announced III que
A. T. Jamisan.
President
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Mrs. ]. F. Smith and little son of Toccoa
Ga, are visiting relatives in Abbeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blessing of Savan'
nah, Ca, are spending awhile with their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Woodhurst.
Miss Emma Ivey of Atlanta is spending
awhile with her sister Mrs. Cunningham
Mr. James Woodhurst has returned from
Savannah, Ga, where he has been spend
ing awhile.
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east End.
What IN" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City and Along
Route No. 5.

Mr.. C. V. Hammond left yesterday fol
Columbia where he will spend severaI
weeks with his brother, after which he
will 20 to his home in Plant City, Florida
where he will spend the winter. His
daughter Mrs. Caldwell and children left
the same day for ~Spartanburg where they
will make their future home.
lis sad to see an old family broken UT
and scattered, especially one that has been
so highly esteemed and beloved as this
one, and one that has done so much good
In the community.
In their departure the county and city
lose good citizens, and tie church Jealous,
earnest and faithful me ubers.
Their friends follow them where theiI
lots may be cast with best wishes for their
future welfare and happiness.
wILLIAMs-DEAN.
At 80 o'clock last Monday Miss Williams
Of Due West and Mr.. Walter Dean of Cali
fornia were united in the bonds OF holy
wedlock in the Methodist Church of this
citv bv the pastor Rev. Henry Stokes ir
the presence OF three sistess Of the bride
and several other friends. All OF whom
rendered their congratulations and wishes
for them a long and happy life.
The colored people of Abbeville count!
are fixing up at the fair grounds on Maya
zine Hill for their Fnlr which comes or
the last three days of this week.
OUR DARLING IS WITH THE ANGELS.
On Monday October 3lst about one
o'clock the little spirit of the infant daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Anderson was
borne from earth on angel wings where
the little darling is now happy in the pres
ence of Him who said" Suffer little chill
dren to come unto me, and forbid then
not, for OF such is the Kingdom Of Heaven,
THE little one had been a sufferer for {
long time, but her sufferings now are o'eI
and she stands in the heavenly home as
beacon light, waiting and watching fol
loved ones, who in a few short years ma!
be welcomed home by their darling.
The bereaved parents have the sympa
thy Of many friends.
At this writing arrangements for funer
al services have not been made.
ROUTE 8.
Invitations have been issued announc
ing the marriage Of Miss Rosa Knox ant
Mr.. Mabry Cheatham on Wednesday Nov
18th at the home of the bride.
Farmers will soon have finished picking
cotton and will then begin the sowing 0
grain.
Everything on route 3 is extremely quie
nothing of interest ave the marriage O
Miss Knox which just now is the on
topic.
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