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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
TWO MEN ARRESTED FOR
SECURING WOMAN'S TRJJNK

Herbert Stagysc, aged 81 vo.rv a.,
I, r.. Singleton. aged % years. were az
rested early Sunday night. charged viii,
obtaining from the Denver & Rio Grande
stuu0h trunk belonging 10 Miss Evelyn
smith VINO Is living AT the ST. C.cjIn
hotel. The men are charged with tal<in,.
the trunk to their room aud rIf,nc ~
II Is alleged they stole the bar,raco
the station. The men declare mo LIZ IN az
was given them by stranger. eee"
The Heidelberg" makes a spec;a,.x
OF supplying private families with CEN.
uIne imported Muepchner beer. quarts
and pints. Both phones. quarts
III you want to rent that furnished
room use tribune want ads. Call eitbnr
sphone, Bell, $500; Ind. $50 eAsncf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
KEARNs BUILDING.

The Finest Office .1uilding Between Chi.
cago and San Francisco.
Arrange now for Office space,
Inc building Will be ready for oc.
cupancy January \, 1911.
Light, heat, hot and cold water, gas.
compressed mir and vault in every room
Apply to j. L. McGinty,
Room 307 Herald Building. Bell
phone 1860.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
LADIES' AUXILIARY
ANNOUNCES A RALLY

The Ladies auxiliary OF the
. American party WIFI meet on next
. Thursday night al the home OF Mrs.
. +. L. Shannon. 1127 West Eighth
. South street. j. Il. Uarmer and ].
. w. Mckinney will be the speakers
. at the. meeting. An excellent musi-
|. cal programme is planned and re-
. fTcshmcnts Will be served Those
: vlio wish to attend will take the
!. Poplar Grove car and get or nj
!. Trpil, West and go ono block south
: To Mrs. Shapuon'5 residence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
Important Meeting.

All members of the campaign commit
tee of organized labor are requested to
be present at the meeting TO be held at
S O'Clock Monday evening. October a.
in the Federation of Labor hall. Impor-
tant business will bo transacted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
john OpeushaW Rnriad.

Funeral services for John Openshaw,
who died at his home. 81 North Fifth
West street. last Friday night. at the
age OF so years. were held at 12:15 o'clock
at the home from 9:30 to 1850 Sunday
forenoon. Intermcnt was in the City
cemetery. Mr.. Openshaw. who was
.nachinIst. is survived BY two children
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
LADIES' AUXILIARY ~
MEET AT HEADQUAhl'''

On Tuesday afternoon Tue ,;;rsu
dies auxiliary of the Ametthe e. he
party will meet at 2 o CLOGS ,ho % D..
American headquarters in lnt lnrtiaut M
7. Walker building, ilspJ ispJ and
business is to be transac'ee e,someu
the work Of the American rau1.
for the remainder of tno ibat'
paign viii be outlined ss rus 81
reason ii large uttendane'
urged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

Live, Man, Live! Don't Just Exist. -
Use Peacock Rock Springs coal and
you can't lose
CENTRAL COAL & COKE co.
Bell Exchange 35. Ind 9Soo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

Muenchener Lowen Brau-the bev.
erage for rundown constitutions and
nervous disorders; the finest brew in
the world. On tap Mt the Heidelberg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

Drink Pilsener--tbe peer OF al,
beers, the nectar for the bon. .yiyant:
only genuine at the Heidelberg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

The "Heidelburg" is now serving a
business men IS hot luncheon from 1g to
2:3O u. nj. German dishes a specially.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

j. II. Kent
Architect, 625 Newbousc building.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
LEFT 4 BIG FORTUNE.
by Stranger to Whom Hc Had Been
Kind When in Need.

Shortly before the kl1ndike gold
loom. ". V. Miller. motorman OF
Macon. Ga. then living in Atlanta,
and known as Kid" Miller. met J.
r. Curley. a hroken-down miner
stranded and without funds. He took
him in. fed him and gave him moEey
20 take him as far as Birm!nGha II.
Tha, was The las, he ever heard
OF ;.he bread cast upoa the waters
nn;i! recently. when he received
word that Curley had died in Daw-
son City and left him q fortune es-
;imated a: s50o.0o0 Shortly after
Curley's death. Dawson City author
tiles communicated with Chief OF Po-
lice jennings. Of Atlanta. asking for
uews Of Kid" Miller.
Jennings traced him 10 Macon and
located him as W. V. Miller. mar
ried. but childless Motormai.. The
news OF Cu1ley's viii. leaving his
ali 10 the man who helped him when
he WAS down and out quickly fol-
lowed. Miller so far is somewhat
dazed by his coed fortune. but Is
still cheerful.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
LOST HIS LIFE
TRYING TO SAVE THE LIFE OF
LITTLE CHILD.
The Fatal Accident Occurred 10y the
Sinkin. OF Little Steam Govern
mcnt Launch Near Savannah.

4 dispatch from Savannah. Cd.
SAYS 1t least two persons were
drowned and six others had nafro@
ESCAPES from death whcG covered
launch. owned hs The government
and used by the soldiers al Fort
Screvea. sank in I-aZare;io creek.
near the fort. late Friday afternoon
while the outgoing tide was ruShhlnS
through the creek At race horse
horse speed.
The de..a axe: Sergeant Oiiv:!
ore OF the 5cs; known non-comnis-
stoned officers in the coast artillery
corps: !; year old son o: SerGt.
B.lke. Ii is believed that Sergt.
Oliver. WHO is IN OLD man. LOST ms
life while trying 10 save that OF
! the child
a woman member OF the pa
was caught by the tide AID carrie:
down the creek for scvera! hundred
yards. screaming for help un,il She
los, CONSCIOUSNESS. Fishermen fur
ther down The stream heard her AID
pu; out in boats She Was caught
AS she was sweeping ny them. hay
ried 10 the bark and after Ions
time was revived.
Other occupants OF the launch. II
is believed now. escaped after bat.
lie with .nc tide. The accident oc'
Cured where the Tybee raiiroa
crosses t.ie creek or low brid:e
The top OF the launch struck III.
bridge. the craft careened and W.:
swept under water in moment. :
passenger train crowded with pleas
ure seekers on the way 10 Tybet
beach reached the bridge 5000 aft
the accident; Passengers cared i'i
the survivors.
Reports OF the accident at For
Screven scnt a detail OF soldiers &
the creek in All effort 10 recove.' ,ht
bodies. !: is feared the Sea-cI NJ
BE- very difficult as i; is probable
the tide carried them out into th'
month o. the Savannah and posi-
bly, TO sea The survivors. drippin:
and suffering from fright. were TAX
en- aboard the train and hurried {;
the fort. The launch probably !!
aEhurt and can be raised.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
YOUNG GIRL SAVES LIFE
u the EN-prenier froin an .s>sa>.
sins Bullet.

Antonio Maura. leader OF the
Spanish. Conservative party and who
as premier. put down the Bagce,oaa
riots. and brough; aoou, the eNecu-
:ion of DR.. Francisco Fc-rer Wear
ago. owed his escape from death per
haps TO the courage o! his youthful!
girl cousin who threw herself upon
the aSsailant X was shortly before
las: midn;gh; that TIE former prime
minister stepped from train a; the
Francia station. where he arrive!
from Madrid ea route 10 Palma. a,
his side was his cousin. Suddenly
from the crowd the man. Mannet
Posa. ared three shots. The FIRST
bullet pierced Senor Mauras arm
and the second found lodEnen; in
his leg. AS Posa fred again ;ne
woman srraDS up;o him. interrupt
ing his aim and the 3ul!ei went
wild.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
COTTON CROP VERY l.OOH.
IL Has Suffered from Rain a> Well
rs Drought.

The Memphis Commercial Appeal
printed this summary OF the cotton
crop on Tuesiar:
This week gives mixed and rath-
er uncertain returns from the cotton
fields. Considerable improvement AZ
,.ndant upon dry weather is shown
in A!ab2ma. Tennessee. Mississippi
and Arkansas. while northern Louis
lana is rounding into 4 state OF fair
promise
The Caro!:nas and Georgia SUI
tered from heavy rains early in the
week. so tha, little cultivation was
done or the later days. while Texas
aaG Oklahoma. without rain. are ap-
preaching time when the crop may
suffer. In fact. some less has already
been sustained in suothcrn anc
southwestern Texac.
I'm the central and eastern Staies
the crop is being laid by" in -ath-
ar poor condition. some Of the fields
still being very grassy. Ten days
without rain would permit OF a rath-
er considerable Improvement. but
the crop has received much less
work than il would have gotten with
normal weather The plant remains
small and seems late. II has put
on little fru!;. AID in many places
has not begun 10 bloom freely ES
Inmates on coalition seldom run
higher than - per cent. and are o.
ten below this There are limited
districts il ali ;Ae Valley an! y.
lan,;c States. however. thai give !
good account
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
HELD UP TRAIN
a LOT OF IMMIGRANTS WEKE
LOOTED BY TIE BANDITS.
They Couldn't Spesk English. But
Understood What Ec,olvers Meant
and Turned Over Cash.


+" 'ln'" s'e4' "a go
haitian. !oa: men held UP a coaca
load OF Immigrants Sunday aiSht.
=. ,oi,, of :, ,;sto, and robbed
,,,,..
,'''''. "a ~
;aeir tram was S''t' S'"a"'''- : :" ,"e
Wes, Shore terminal! a. Weeha~-
tan Y ]
,o,;o.,. rrom .he look
80.
OUT gave 'ie gang " al .4'"7 80
We're 'o'e ~ .'''''+'' -.
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c:' VAS '.'.'o ,o,.,.,.d
= Pc - mia '' "
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.rho o-a.,
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
STRIKES DOWN BANDIT.
Who Attempted to Rob an Electric
Car in Atlanta

Car III :Stilnta.
W'renchinS pistol from the hands
Of a negro. who had boarded his
car and was attempting 70 rob him.
W. r. Atkinson. conductor. al
Atlanta. Ga. Monday Diehf !eilcd
the negro with one blow from! the
weapon and aided by pssseHgers Oh
The car. held him until the police
were notified. AID officers rushed to
the scene
The attempted hold-up occurred
on a Lakewood line car 1t the COZ
ner OF Capitol avenue and WayciAa
stree, IN the residence portion OF At
latina shortly after midnight when
the car was crowded with paSsen-
gers on their way home. When IN"
car stopped al the street corner for
4 passenger to get OF the negro
boarded the car aad a; cnce drew :
revolver demanding tha; Atkinson
hand over ;he money. Quick As
though, the conductor seized the
pisto! and felled the negro with e.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
Came Too lutr.

4 rag picker named ,loSe2h the
othe. day confessed ~ ;he asSaSsina-
ton Apri! -. l@al. oi :ive children
OF farmc: :an.d ErIer.. IL the
vicinity OF Charles. France. The
father OF n" children WIS found
guilty o: the murder and sentenced
20 lie imprisonment; He died e
rriSrp
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
.Narric> His liOtl,cr-in-iaw

AZ Louisville. Ny. Henry knitz.
having lived 20 the ripe old age OF
- years SUNDAY u2se; all traditions
Of ;he comic papers h:- wedding his
ploihcr-iniaw. 50 years old. while
u.c thermometer stood 100 degrees
IN the shade His bride before the
wedding WIS Mrs ElzaDc:.h Fucn>.
whose daughter divorced k!i~tz se,-
"Tai Years .So
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
TRIED TO PASS TRAIN.
Automobile Is Run into ny Train
With Fatal Results,

While racing with w"Stbount
Denver and Rio Grande passenger
tram in an automobile Tuesday az
;ernoon. Walter Iindcins. OF Grand
junction. Colo. Miss i.cona Adams.
Of San Francisco. and Miss GLADYS
Cariyl.. OF Chicago. We're instantly
killed. c. H. Ca-man. o! Grand June
tor and Chauffeur Thomas E0cke.
tn" automobile. passed the train nd
attempted 20 pass il front o; The
locomotive" The locomotive struck
;h" rear OF the automobile. The ac-
rideMt occurred few niles from
Grand Junction.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
ROOSTER KILLS L BUZL.tHD.
Little Game Cock Rc>entS Intrusion
of the Ri. Bird.

j: ever :: rooster had occasion 20
crow Justify !; was the game cock
owned By William Fox. OF Hunters $
Park. Pa. which succeeded IN kill
ing TURKEY 5uzza-d :, monster
I'VE feet from Zip 10 TIP c: wings.
The bu.zard impudeni!y sweepcd
down into the chicken yard where
came rooster ruled supreme. ana
wheE member o. 81. family APP
peared li;;!e later. The huzzacd WAS
.lo-s de combat and the rooster with
his gashi3C spurs was putting The
finishing touches 20 the job
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
fntl! Auto Ride.

ht SIara,oC. Va. w c. Noftat i
diving and L. Bowman and Dan!e.
Porte: was seriously injured as the
result OF IN automobile accident.
They ~.r. r-;ur.ing from Harrison
hlrg in machines and speeding along
one 4 the roadwayS approaching u.
city when they crashed With ,crritir
force into telegraph pole.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
BROTHER SHOOTS SISTER.
Lad OF Eighteen Fires Through Doo
of His Home.

of His Home.
Friday nigh, ~ her horne in the
I-cGan mill little Annie Edmunds.
aged II years. was in critica!
condition with gun $ho; wounds il
her neck and :.cc. having bee sho'
;ha, nigh: by her brother. Ebert
aged Is He IS IN :he county pail.
and she may die.
Their parents had gone 70 Cree
will. cn 4 visit. The boy states thai
the gun went of accidentally. hu;
nriChhorS say ;ha: he and his age
grandmother Guarrelcd ard thnt h.
climbed through window III HI:
fathers room. secured the gun aao
fred through the locked door
HIS sister had her hand Oh the
door k0on ir .ie Other room aird
n. entire load OF Shn; with :yIl;c
PARTS o: the door hit her in II,
neck and :S"c \ doctor was sum
moneG and ma'v shots were rnmov
ed TIE 10y has a reputation of oe
!.g Very mighty tempered
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
WRECK And FIRE
A Passenger Train Plunges Through a
Burning Tresde Sunday.
THE TRAIN BURNED UP
Engineer Hank Taylor and Fireman
Simon Dunbar. Colorcd. Go Down
With E:n.inc.-MaiI Clerk Bloom
Seriously Hurt.-SiNtern Pa>>en-
gers Slight; injured.
gers Slightl: Injured.

Passenger Train No. - on the
SpartanburS division OF the Charles
Ton and Western Carolina. due 10 az
rive III Augusta. from SpartanburS
a; 81 : D. m. Sunday ran into a
burning :rcstle about mile frou
Wooilawn. resulting in the t1tal de-
Struction OF the tram. the death OF
Engineer Hank Taylor. OF Laureus.
S. c.. and Fireman Simon Dunbar.
colored Of Augusta. and slight in
jury 20 sixteen passengers.
When the train was entering onto
a reverse curve Baggagemas,er Geo.
Box directed the gaze Of Conduc-
tor w B. verdery TO large volumes
OF smoke. which he believed TO be
coming rom the ,restle. i.len mile
distant from the train. and which
had been burned before At that
time the FIRE was on the !ef; side OF
the train and could not have been
seen by Engineer Taylor.
Conductor Verdery watched the
smoke until the train had rounded
the reverse curve. when he saw tha;
the fire was on the ;restle. lmEe-
t:iatcly he pulled the danger signal
and ran from the baggage coach &c
the first class passenger coach and
pulled the emergency brake. but al.
ready the engine had run onto the
treSt!e and plunged through 10 tae
little creek below. pulling with II
lie tender. baggage car and the
from, OF oae OF the passenSe!
coaches.
The coach. fitting from the wreck
age 20 the road led above. formed 4
Gue. through which the flames from
the 'restle debris were carried tC
the ,rain proper. and in less thar
FIVE minutes the entire train wa:
a!iamc.
Engineer Taylor and Fireman
Dunbar went down with the engine
and we're caught under the tender
which was thrown directly on tel
OF the engine. Both Of these wer,
either mashed or burned 10 death
and the bodies are still in the wreck
age.
BaggaSemaster Box also wcn
down with mis- car but succeeded il
! escaping from the fire with but Sligh
injuries.
Mail Clerk Bloom. OF Spartan burg
did no, leave his car and was ser
iouSly. though not fatally. Injured
He remained in the wreckase af,el
the concussiou. working with hi:
mail. and succeeded in saving th,
bulk Of il from the flames.
None OF the passengers were in
jured beyond minor cuts and bruise:
and OF these the larger number were
among those in the negro coach anc
smoker. the white coach escaping
any extensive damage beyond Sc
we're shake up. Until the flame:
reached IL
In statement By Superintendent
Anderson. given out after midnight
il is shown that the road had reason
20 believe that the bridge was free
and Investigation is being made il
that connection The last train Il
pass over the bridge ahead OF the
wreck. was six and half hours ear
l!er and ;he officials contend thai
this does away with any idea OF fall
ing hot Goals starting the t-estle fire
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
SLICK RASCAL CAUGHT
FLI,,FL.ANEMED a SUMTER MAN
AND SKIPPED.
isu, Was Hun Down and Arrested
Out in Ohio and ;roiS.,t i:ack
to sumter.

60, 49, o,.,. 40, .p.,-
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chem, y,,,,. go,
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could .r,s. o,o..y n.,,j.,,iv =. srb-
;.-.i,.. ). J., :. ,e,,,;.a rj-eir;cai -
cess
In order * deino:s.r.r. ~;
wonaryiI.! oowvr. i: - ,:,:t:. :. IN
duced Hill 20 b.:D. hin: on. hun
Jred dollars in currency. which rolf
he dipped into a bucke; Ct water and
.,ye m ui,l 10 keen until the nex;
morning Hi, agreeing no, 10 open
RI. nackace until a specified t.on..
Wn.n .ha nack.c. was open,.d OF,
,ha f,,,,w:,p morning 10 aci be-
hid there WIS tae two hundred
collars !, currency of ,he real
money and Hill fell into ;:.c wc:.-
aid iran
The sam. afternoon after consult
IN. with the professor ae 90; tose;h-
or seven hundred dollars. aud cN n.
won: 70 have th.; amoun; suhiect.d
70 IN. sam. r-.a,me,. and douo:a.:
=, IN. s,,,. n.nr.., Tho sane M
-s;,, - ,,a ,,,cra. tool ,;,ca
.,a .,o,b.r ,.crao. was handed 20
h;r ;, ha ION, r,,i, me followin.
a.r WE, rho ,.s, ,,csare was
o,.,.s !, contained only ? ,;.c. %;
80. NV, cooar.;, ND ao,.n ,o..
.oaa
r,a- .ao-. r.s n,s. 70 ao,-e-
| ,.,s ~. ,-o-ass,- h,so,s he 90, l,e-
| ,.o,a IN. ;o-d.rs ,f ~. Gar. M,
~ - M ,y,;, Tho, g;u had cir.
.,,,.-s ,-;,,..d .,-;,r mo size AN.
,.scr;,,,o, =. .he nro.essor ard -
c.r;r.. rawar,, or sIoO fo- his ap-
,-.h.,S;o, .,6 a-res. a!.ou; = week
90, word xas rec.iras from B.lia:-
oh;o .h,, ,,a os,c.rs b,S .h. ma,
.,,, - so,a so,,e ON. -, fo, id.n-
.,s..
,,;,, ,,.o - e,.,,a ITO .,...,.c.
$780,, ,h. ,,d =. ;,,,cdi,;..
:. n.;-oa ~. ,,,,o-;,i.s =, SpD,,.r
| n.,,,v Sh.r;s Syr.s landed his MIN
j, Sun,,er and he is COW in ;ai!
in defarl, Of 5000 bond .ccu:r-
! as hy MAGISTRATE iiarhv- AS soon as
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
Farmers amd Srinncr>.

E.-,,,.r> and Summers.
f!:'!nS 10: rs rarp"S. Feso!0'!o::-
Eng :he &C: o.. ::..:Siry OF the
,..i...a S.,,,s , conference. WAS h.;,:
:, ,,.n ~,
= 80 - - N'-''.
~a.;a ;.:"t' We:e present '"'S','es
-. Hanrnand. Da"l'.! J sui tEe
N,.w toSk S.tc!:.tor. :lI SEQ: Del
Ecish o! Cairo. ESy?;. ne reprcSer-
;ai:ve o: the HirSch Syndicate OF
..c.Gon.
Briefly. the idea is 20 establish
wareacIs..> in all parts OF the cotton
prGGicIinc CiStric: Of .h!s country
as Vel as IL ;he Eanutacturi@g cen
tres :or storing III: cotton crop. so
lat inStt..tl o: selling il from had
% NORTH. - has necn The practice
heretofore. II will be marketed
.nrouSh the entire year when dcsiT-
i5lc. X Is believed that economies
viii be elected - the marketing OF
cotton. which Will ycsr!i IN say
ing o. no: less taan SVo.oou.0r0 An
Guai,y.
To. General Cotton Security com
pamy. OF which N- Hammond is the
president. and Mr. Suily is vice-pres-
icen, and general MANAGER. is 10
ae the organization through which
this economy is 20 be effected. Tne
..:.sch syndicate. il is un .erSfooc.
has ALREADY u.Gerwritten the pro-
jcct.
Any formal s,atemen; OF our
PLANS would be premature. as ".
aaye met Only for an informal! dis
cuSs.oa OF the possibilities OF the
plan 10 establish warehouses. was
:ne answer that Mess!s. Hammond.
Sull: and Del Gle!Sh haGe when
questioned concerning ;he results OF
their conference Friday. The con-
ferees wished. 20 make j; plain that
their object IL considering such i
plan was 20, 10 corner bu, 10 help
The cotton raiser. Should their plan
be coaSumma;ed. they said. the;
hoped TO bring about the Standard
| Zat:on OF cotton and 10 assist the
grower n selecting the proper SEED.
No deti2iie steps were taken toda:
and probably none would be for Son:c
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
4 Eoy Lost.

Philip F;nkles-!ne. Russian Jew.
disappeared from the home OF his
aun: at Aiken few days ago. and
though every eTo-: has been made
70 locate him. the family have not
been able 20 do SO. Finkles;eia is i
boy sixteen years OF age. weighs l2a
pounds. has grey eyes. and Is 1--WE
fee, three inches high
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
Meets Death Under Train.

Sacrificing his life BY sailan'ry in
picking up 4 handkerchief dronped
on the tracks bE child unidentified.
4 subway employee was ma:gled 10
death under Z train at One hundred:
th!rty-!orrtn stree; station in New
York Wehn.Siav
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Head struck Post.

Norman Crorsc. = Vow York C"h.
trail engineer. WAS instantly ki!i",
when his head struck signal pos,
IS he ieancd ou; ci his cab window
When south Bound freish; tram
his engine was hauling approached
Williams Bridge near New York.
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Killed With knuck>.

Rob Howie negro residing IN he
Lebanon section 0. Ab5esilie co2n;y.
struck another negro Saturday az
ternoon with brass knucks and kill!
ed, him. The affair ocucT.e! on -.
plantation Of Walter 4. Wi'soo.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
Made. Fast Tine.

Nth contract requirements callir :
Tor 4 speed OF only Is knots An hour.
The torpedo boa; destroyer. Roe made
= KNOTS IN standardization tests
otf The Delaware breakwa;er course
nav department from the board Of
inspection She burns oil as fuel.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
Man May Die.

\, Ciliraco Carver Remington. Sna
cf :;aaiue: Remington who $40;
himself after p:eHn:in: f"r ms bur
ial is lowering bctwcc: m. and
I-at!.. 'rne mo;iy" COR II" >hontin:;
MAS disappointment o: several bust
ncSS Ncuturns
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03
,soNi:. Farmer Killed.

Near Waco. Texas as ;he r"s'sli OF
an impromptu spar-,nE match Root.
4. Gi!bcr. I farmer. is dead an. his
opponent has been. arrested. Gill
bert wIS Knocked down during The
bout and MS neck Was broken o.
th.. al