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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03
Baptist Church News and Notices.

OlnEC1Oh1.
Preaching service every Sunday
morning at IL o'clock and evening
at 1880 o'clock by the pastor, Rev.
O. ]. Frier.
Sunday-school every Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, c. w. Rentz, su-
perintendent.
B. Y. P. U. every Tuesday evening
at 1880 O'Clock, David G. Fielder,
president.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Woman's NJ. Z. meets Wednesday
afternoon after each End Sunday.
Conference each fourth Sunday
after preaching service.
Observance Of the Lords Supper
the first SUNDAY in each quarter.
NEWS AND NOTICES.
The pastor preached a sermonette
Sunday morning, being the second
on church and denominational works.
He preached q short sermon on ac-
count Of conference Immediately fol-
lowing. At night the pastor preached
On Christ the matchless teacher, a. a
fitting climax Of the Sunday-school
studies in the sermon on the mount.
Our committee on repairs and i'm
provements are at work getting esti-
mates on pews, etc. From the tone
OF the expressions Sunday. II looks
like We are likely to have sorse nice
pews some time before very long.
A committee of ladies was appoint
ed to draft suitable resolutions on
the recent death Of Mrs. Harmon,
who in health was an active member
Of our church.
Our Sunday-school observed
monthly missionary day Sunday, and
as usual did handsome thing. Near
" ss.5o vas raised. II any other
sunday-school in the Barnwell Asso-
ciation wants to have the banner
for the most liberal contributions
any Of the time, they had as well
get a hump. on themselves.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03
Mrs. Bullock to Speak.

Mrs. Bullock, national lecturer
and organizer for the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. will be
In our town on the loth Of this month
to speak for prohibition. Place of
meeting win be announced later.
Let us renew the tight and never
cease until We win Statewide prohi:
bition. Member OF W. C. T. o.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03
Took Whipping With . Trace.

Saluda, Feb. 26.-Hardy Mobley,
the young negro who 20 vilely cursed
J. E. Zeigler and drew his gun on
him a day or two ago. has been re-
leased from Jail and will not be
prosecuted. The negro sent for Mr..
Zeigler and begged him to whip him
until he was satisfied in lieu Of press
ing the prosecution. This was reluc-
tsntly agreed to and Mobley was
stretched across o barrel and
given . dose Of buggy trace" that
he win probably never forget.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03

An extraordinary will has been left
BY an elderly unmarried lady who re-
Gently died in Vienna. Her property,
amounting to about $25o.000, 10, to
be divided between her three neph-
ews. now aged -, -, and -, and
her three nieces, aged 10, 81, and
%, in equal parts on the following
conditions:
The six nephews and nieces must
all live In the house formerly inhabit-
ed by their aunt, with the executor,
o lawyer. None Of the nephews IL to
marry before reaching his fortieth
year, nor the nieces before their thir-
tieth; the share Of the one 20 marry
ing will be divided. Further, the sir
legatees are admonished never to
Quarrel. II one should do 20 persist
emily the executor is empowered to
turn him or her out Of the house and
divide the share. The executor ID
himself forbidden to marry or to re-
side elsewhere than in the house with
the legatees.
The old maid is said to have made
this peculiar will because her neph-
ews and nieces continually worried
her by asking her to give them mon
ey to enable them to marry-requests
she always refused.-London letter
from VienuS.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03

Women Organize q. d. G. Chapter.
The ladies Of Bamberg are making
fine progress in their organization Of
q ~. .. c." chapter. There have
been two can meetings, both oftwhich
were well attended. At the last one
the, most important matter. that of
selecting q name, was discussed
and after various suggestions the
chapter unanimously elected to be
called the Francis Marion Bamberx
Chapter Of. Bamberg." y
The object Of this organization II
to keep alive an interest in ''the lost
cause" and every woman in BamberE
comfy who can u urged to become
. member Of this chapter.
Those women entitled to member
ship are widows, wives, mothers, sis
sers. nieces, and lineal descendants
OF such men - served honorably
In the Confederate army, navy or
civil service, or Of those persons who
Loyalty ave material aid to the
Southern cause during the war.
There - now In the bank the sum
Of $500 contributed towards q Con-
federate monument fund. and some
thing like $500 has been promised
for the same purpose.
This monument work 10 what the
ladies propose taking mp first. The
charter hss already been signed by
nineteen members and Is still open to
a. many a. would like to be charter
members. Remember that this u an
orEsnization IN which every woman
OF the South should take an interest
II not for herself for her children's
sake. We want the women Of the
county to feel that they have q part
with us In this work.
The time Of meeting will be an
nounced through this paper, and
Mrs. G. F.. Bamberg. Mrs. n. J.
Brabham, or Mrs. J. w. McCue Will
be glad to give any information de-
sired. N. c. McC.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03
Prisonees IN JAil.

Sheriff Hunter has the folloWinS
prisoners In jail awaiting trial al
court next week:
Hosea 0don-murder.
Clarence Mcmillan. Sam Tyler and
Otis Brabham-mueder. These are
the parties concerned in the death
OF Sam Tyler. an three Of the hunt
ing party being held for trial a. Q
result Of the preliminafies held.
Charley Hoiman-housebreakins
and larceny.
Pink McAlister-housebreakins
and larceny.
Lucius smalls-househreakins and
laceny.
Eldon Smith-fape.
VIM Prescott-housebreaking and
larceny.
There are . number Of civil cases
to be tried also. and It q likely that
court win continue for two weeks. ,
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03

1t was found last week that one OF
the grand jurors drawn had moved
to Florida, % Mr.. J. s. Faust, OF
Denmark, was drawn to serve in his
stead.
Thursday morning the petit Jurors
for the second week were drawn, and
are as follows:
E. N. Sandifer,
Hampton Jennings,
G.. J. Herndon,
". F. Hughes.
H. L. Brown,
]. D. Baxter,
F. H. McCrae,
j.. A. Richardson,
w. H. Faust,
J. B. Padgett,
G. ]. Bessinger, -.
w. L. Chassereau,
H. W. Carter,
= J. c. Folk. r..
J. A. Peters, Jr.,
]. E Darneil,
G. w. Cave,
II. n. Rhoad,
A. L. Mcmillan,
]. r. Norris.
+. J. Crider.
Il. c. Crum.
w. p. Bishop,
w. n. Bessinser,
Hampton Lain.
F. II. Ray,
II. 8. Proveaux.
w. 8. Cooper,
c. II. Milhous,
r. Joyner, -
D. B. Reed, -.
G.. =. Brabham, l.:
Jonah 81. Morris,
g. w. Fail,
Joe Mccormack,
Paul Cook.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03
STRENUOUS BR1DEGRooM.
Walked Fifteen Miles for License and
Five With Wife.

''~>o AASSAs S4A1cS 1OE AlCcuSc anu
Five With Wife.
Rather than delay his wedding by
waiting Friday night for a train
that was late, John NJ. Miller. farm
er living i've miles from Duquoin,
ILL.,, walked five miles to Pinckney-
vile to get the license and ten miles
to the city with the temperature
near zero. His marriage to Mrs.
Mary A. Terry took place on schedule
time. but to get back to his home,
where a reception awaited them, the
bride and groom were compelled TO
walk the five miles, through the lack
Of any conveyance.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Advertisements Under This Head &c.
For 25 Words or Less.

Sersyed or Stolen.-One SOW shoat,
black with white on head and ears.
Any Information will be appreciated.
ELLIOTT HERS. Ehrhardt, 8. C.
StFayed.-Four sows, one black,
two red, one sandy color. Win ap-
preciate Information concerning
them. THOMAS HALYARD, Bam-
berg. 8. C.
Watermelon Seed-Eden Water.
melon Seed for sale ct rs cents per
pound. The best favored shipping
melon srown. ]. II. FARRELL,
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03

Now Advertisements.
Thomas Halyard, Jr.-Strayed.
Elliott Hiers-strayed or Stolen.
]. A Hunter-Kyanise Floor Fin
ish.
G. R. Brabham's sons-Fine Foot
wear Tor Ladies and Children.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03
Ladies ard Ce1henei'

Our peessiAg clab . nosv I
next door to Prices Ice No.. 7
On broad stseet. We mako -
speciality Of renovating earpe1e
and rses-a: 1ne finish givea.
We dye eazMents any coloe d.
sired In; . ffrct-class nan1ncs
We want moro ela6 neznbe1g :. e
We also clean and renova3s5
! Hats Of al kinds, sad Ne cssl
please the most fast3dioas peeSs
son. Ladies' skirts and co6yfs
suits cleaned and pressed nSess
y. We WIN appseeiate yolies
patronage. and saasaates sal1e.
faetton. Il
B. F. MAYNARD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

Statistics and experiences prove
that 90 per cent " the buns, the
i0-cent lodging house floaters. the
vags ia the city jan bull pen, are
unmarried
j. ~ Johnson who runs the
Washington street Waffle House.
knows buns be- Is a specialist IN
the genus hobo he knows their
habitat. customs. instincts and np.
peetes 10 "a particularly strong
10 the latter department u This sct
cnco because be- feeds them And
j. ~. has observed that the mar
rled ones are few and SO far be-
tween ~ to be- q negligible quantity
in any sociological discussion lie
talks thus wise.
Your bum starts out Ia life
about 90. his ambition being 10 see
the world and all lts works res
pretty bis world. and BIS means
II transportation on. ia or under
box cars IL necessarily haphazard,
SO II takes him some ssnc 49, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
PROTEST ON
PRIZE FIGHT
FAVORED HERE
Seattle Methodist Leaders
May Join Cincinnati
Clergy in National. OBJ
lection TO Jeffries-John-
son Match.

Methodist ministers 81 Settle
viii probably indornc the stand
taken BY thu Methodista 0f Ctnelfs
natl Is start national protest
against thr lefffles.t0hnaon fight.
A meeting of the Methodist min
listers Will BE- held today. ard the
question Will be brought up and ais
GUESSED A Number VI the clefnY
men have been interviewed. amd
most 81 them favored such action
Rev , ~ CAnae. University IS
r was heartily ia favor OF the
step
The Cincinnati federation Is one
II oar strongest national bodies. and
ans action taken by lt carries ex-
cwptlonai weight BE- said. per
sonally ! heartily agree with the
plan and believe that such action
should b. taken
~ tire fight - illegal IL should
be stopped said Rev. Charles a.
Bowen ef the Madison a.. church.
land ! believe u is Illegal. The
moral or immoral part ia the legal
or Illegal part, and u u ls Illegal
u 10 immoral, and should be
stopped aaree with the action"
The good people ~ the uati0a.
said Rev v G. Everu ~ Trinity
church both III The ministry and
lMity and the many good people 0ut
side ~ ans church. feel. ! think. the
fight iH a mladirecflun ~ talent and
energy and that the cnuntrY would
BE- better or without o. arm Ia
favor ~ che step taken BY the mia.
listers % Cincinnati
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
Head of Park Board Who
Was Fired by New May
or is Signally Honored.

Sixty five business and prufes.
aionai men. representative of Seat
Gee. last night gathered at the
Rainier club 10 40 honor 20 T. W
Cheaaty The occasion was din
ueF given 10 Mr. Cheaety IN appre
citation 81 bis worth. both as a
cit'zgu aud as member Of the
PARA board The affair was la the
nature Of q protest against the re-
mavai Of Mr Cheas,y from the
park board through newspaper and
political influences
J 4 Chilberg was tnastmastor
aud George Boole. r y Blaine.
Judge G n Hanford. & G Heifner.
I A. NadcAu. William Hickman
Moore. j r HoffcruRn, ] G Ford
and Il u Thomson spoke Mr.
Ford and Mr. Hefferuan are now
members Of the park board. and
their remarks were laudntory ul
SIR CheasfyB good work Ia reply
SIR ChohstY said
! should indeed be wanting iu the
proper AffrihufHH uf q wan III failed
upon thlH occasion o. express Go you
mt feelines - appreciation end
fpu have shown me here tonight
Believe ms mY deaf friends. no
experience wNEth ! have ever tad on
mY life hes pleased me more than
rour n&titWde upon this occasion
y seems ntMne thHt ag YOU nave
tien here as mark ef approval q
fconslnusd on Page Eighty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
WELLER MAY
See HIS
BABIES

IVY Ahtt*H fFN*~
TACOMA. AErii "a ~ order ~
Judge Chapman. the tao il5gie WeE
Ter children we're brought from Sc
attic this morning and iaken 90 thF
court huuse. where their father
Char j Meslef. accused 81 mnF
dsrinK their grandmother. was per
misted 90 faik with them 10 minutes
WeNler who has confessed "a the
murder. told Judge Chapman yca.
toraay that be- would be ready 20
de II hu could oniy see bis babies
Thereupun The court ordered the
sheriff 60 bring the children 90 the
court house today
Weller wppt When hc saw his
babies. and scarcely iet them leave
hia arms during The whole 10
minutes
The refusal ~ his wife and his
mother lnlaw 20 let him visit tho
children after Mrs Weller secured
a divorce drove Weller a. the crime
according 90 bis confession
Airs WoEler brought the children
from Seattle today and took them
~ che sherins office bat she Waa
not present whcn Wexlof was
brought iu The children will De
Kept iu Tacoma Tor several days
and WcEicr will be allowed Ca see
them daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
HYDE BOUGHT
CYANIDE TO
KILL DOC"

KANSAS CITY. Mo- April 2T.-
That Dr. a. G. Hyde purchased
cyanide Of potassium a poison
never used by doctors for medical
purposes. on September l2. Deem.
her Z and December 2. vas the
testimony today Of Hugh Brecklcin.
a druggist nrockloiu said he told
nr Hyde that the drug was poison.
Gus and that Dr. HYDE replied be
knew IL and Was going 90 use Il Ia
poisoning some dogs.
Hrcckiein produced some capsules
containing digestive powder ldeutt
cal in appearance with the cyanide
capsules
Glazier Williams. Brecklein's
clerk. took pr Hyde's first prescrip.
ton for cyanide In fiye-grain cap.
suies
he testified today that he had re-
fcrred the prescription 70 Brecklein,
who had told him 90 call Or Hyde
by telephone and AJAX n mistake
had not been made
nr Hyde said according 90 VIII
Jams. that The prescription was cor.
rect and that he wanted the drug
with which Go Kan dogs.
That statement he later repeated
60 Brocklein
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

makes a check back 4 welcome
the assistance % the civic census
bureau says iiill
f2b names Lacking
The need If this h shown in the
Queen Anne bin district. which the
emumerat0r had reported complete
and In which the clvic bureau yea.
torday reported having found II
additional names Even after the
civic cuumcat9ra bad reported
complete. more names were telc
phoned In and otherwise secured.
bringing the total that had been
originally overlooked to 1875
Watch The Star. Every
district which the official
enumerater reports complete"
will be published. together
with it's boundaries. n you
arc IN that district ard have
not been counted. tell the civic
census bureau about Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

hha \ Terry democratic ma.
aaI e0mmiffeemau aud one of the
= kn1wu men Ga political life Ia
II STATE. died az { o'clock yesfer.
II afternoon az hts home. 5515
sssaih as y r. 81 rheumatism
~ heart
g o the day 81 his death Mr.
su vas apparently ln good
ban He attended 90 hts busi.
- and vas the same sffahie
aApaalaaable man that bis friends
T. Known for Years Yesterday be
= Feeling iIl and Fem1lued in
8 bsafh came as an unexpected
~ 70 bis family
~ democrat in the state hns
aIsd larger part Ia the political
aaagemeut Of The party than Mr
IET Durinw Cleyeiaud's admin
Rnsloa Mr Terry was receiver a.
l0cal land office In an demo
AZ campaigns VI Terry took an
elEe aud prominent part
Was Viralnian.
~ Terry was for more than n
aFisv q q century a resident ~
a'tis. Re Was q native % Viz
So where bis family occupied a
naheni position ln public life
Il tafher vas a member ~ con
- from Virginia. The deceased
= q years Old. and ls survived by
We and ihFee children Funeral
Hiees will b. held tomorrow af
iaoon ~ Al Saints Episcopal
fen. a. f1th Az aud Brooklyn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

happy IN the funny pages OF the
Sunday supplement but when he
gets In front Of my lunch counter
there's nothing about his appear
ance or prospects To cause laughter
mo, none Of the buns are mar
Hed And I sometimes think thnt
matrimuuy Is tho solution of the
bum problem. although | can not
say that ! know how to apply Il. IT
the hroken.down old wreck of 40.
who looks like he was go. had mar.
ried 20 years ago the chances are
that hc would at least have place
TO sleep and eat independent of the
police station and some charity or
ganlzation
Are all unmarried men buns {?
No; I don't think so wouldn't
say that they an are, but at the
same time | want to so on record
as saying that because man Is
clean shaver and wen dressed Is
not the Sign he isn't q bum or going
TO be one Anyhow. matrimony Is
the best antidote for yagrancy that
| know anything about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

CoNsTANTINoPLE. via Phiio
poppolis. April 20 The govern
ment to-day II mohinKlnR 60 1000
troops 60 rush io Albania 90 sup
press the rebellion. which has AZ.
sumed such proportions az GO HeFi
ousiy menace the stability % the
present regime
The efforts OF the Turks 10 stay
the progress % enc rrroluiiBnistA
have been unHuecBaaful. although
more than $4,000 loyal troops are in
the field.
In the battle az Stlmla both sides
lost heavily 10 the twodsy conflict
u il reported that more than a
thousand men we're killed
Two hundred we're KILLED AZ Te
herunlova Pass 10 these tWu en-.
eagements alone several thousand
combatanta were wounded. and
large number taken prisoners
Neither the rebels nor the reen.
lars are prepared 60 care Tor the
wounded. and hundreds are said %
BE- dying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
browns I'm
PARK TANK

Victor Aborley was drowned yes.
terday afternoon in The swimming
pool az Luna Park with three com.
pauiunH CLOSE hy and scores Of
bathers an around him None Of
the four who went 60 the park IN
the afternoon knew how to swim.
and they stayed iu shallow water
until Abcrlcy yeniufed ont too far
and sank iiis companions missed
him after a fcw moments. and upon
raising g Cry the body was found
iu enc bottom 81 the tank Medical
assistance was called hut efforts
20 rcsuacitute were futile The vie
tim waa 22 years old and employed
hy the Seattle Automobile com
pHuy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

The census situation AZ present
Cd By Supervisor Hlll today
Every suumsfatar IL no@ be.
ing directed ard cautioned 20
bs careful and turn in line
on hin schedule fer every liS.
tna person IN hia district. even
II ne IL unable 20 Get the name
ard tire other data on the man.
Ae turns u In, "one man no
other information obtaiuabie,"
ard 4 counts ore.
Reports are received every
day at Mr.. Hilfa office from
every one o. the 100 enumera-
tors IN the city.
Not , per cent Of the
enumerstors now AZ work are
not entirely competent.
There are many reasons for
not getting al the names be.
sides ineffieleney
Hundreds Of people who had moi
beer counted. after reading yester
days Star. called up tbe civic cen
sas bureau That body took ms
name aud address and put men ot
the job 90 check up and see i
there we're others III that district
This must continue during tbf
next three days Mr. iiiil Be ac
ceptiug the aid given him by enc
civic census bureau. and after Map
{ viii himself be prepared 10 take
the names Of those overlooked
iiil says that when an oupmera
tor turns Ia "a report that hia DIS
tfiot IS completed. it Is not accept
ed as complete. bat the office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

JUNEAU. Alaska, April 27.-Mass meetings held
at Skagway Stka Keckan liaues and Juneau last night
demanding congressional investigation Of the removal Of
John Royce United States district attorney and Daniel A.
Sutherland nited States marshal for the First district
Governor Clark was burned in etigy here The meet
ing here the largest IN history The Guggenhem interests
have made hard fight against both Boyce and Sutherland
and their removal Is laid 10 the smetcr people here.
Sutherland produced Photographic copies Of Guggcn-
helm expense bin allowing government witness Morsey many
hundred dollars Tor corrupt witnesses and jurors IN the grand
jury investigation Of the Keystone canyon fight Of several years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
LEMON QUITS GUARD;
/. ROW CROWS SERIOUS
ruuble in State Militia Has Reached Critical Stage
Next Move May Result in Dsbanding or Retire
meni of Many Officers.

ID escape political actona eht that
ns r ,owreek The National Guard OF this state
Col W L. Lemon last nigh rendered
- Is his superior officer
this morning
tauon postmaster North Yakima of
uar Guard officers the
~ other takng Sides the present among
ofnrs the guard There have fractional
naa the past but The present bitterness
exceeds them an
Lemon withdraw his says through
IN mn.tary affairs
4 BE- a controversy bodies the
.stars q militia" ne says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
INSANITY FEAR
|. DRIVES MAN
To END LIFE

10 body Of Louis Lltnan, who
Hsssse suicide by jumping into
- washington on April 3, was
- last evening and Identified
H'orhing b. his daughter, Mrs.
= Appleton, 2332 18TH Az. N.
~'shan. Who Is a retired business
- q Philadelphia. came here
4 49, teo years ago and has made
= ao1ns with his daughter since
q tlFas. Dependent over his fail
haalsh and fearing % lose his
~ ne disappeared on April 8,
100 note saying that he did not
~ . se . burden 70 HE children
u 4 would find rest IN the waters
sa*e Washington.
.s.asnlng more was heard Of him
~. ne finding Of the body last
" a. the foot Of Lakeside Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
JAPANESE PRINCE
ARRIVES TONIGHT

Prince Ycsatn Tokuewa. president
of the house ~ peers. second ia
power only % the mikado. win mr.
rive this evening on the Ava
Maru err route 90 Europe A dele.
cation consisting Of President Low.
man Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
Josiah Collins. Mayor Gill and the
Japanese Association Of Seattle in
a body viii bo al Che wharf go vel
come the prince on his arrival To.
morrow evening n dinner iu bis
honor viii be given az the Rnlnler
Club