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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

To EXCHANGE
y first class lots: clear price $14. 600. Win
change for good improved Oakland property.
Business lot. 120xi4J; best part OF Park ST..
Alameda old improvements paying fair IN
come; price $42, GOO. Exchange for property
in Oakland.
Two new and thoroughly modern fats In ine
district in Oakland paying high rental. value
$1,000. Exchange for good residence in Oak
land.
Lot 30x90s business property; stores. rooms
in rear and rooms above; first class condition;
good district; price $I2,J0O. Win exchange for
residence vacant property,
$3.50 worth Of Industrial stock in Oakland
paying 1 per cent per month. guaranteed BY
real estate Will exchange fer good lot Of
about same value.
D. F. AnNNEY. 422 11th St. Oakland.
WE want improved ranches and residential prop
critics from S, 900 Up. situated preferably with
in eco miles of San Francisco. TO exchange for
desirable improved and unimprOved San Fran
cisco and bay cities real estate Give fulI
particulars in first letter Address country
sales department. J. ". WRIGHT & co. 10
Sutter ST., San Francisco. Cal
"a. O00-2117 Clement av.. Alameda; nearly new
room house. good repair; viii exchange for
Richmond or Sunset lots; big snap. WOOD
WAN REALTY CO. Al Montgomery 81. 5. n.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19
HAYWARD REAL ESTATE


BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME NEAR HAY
WARD.
Slightly and up to the minute; l mile from
Hayward postofhce; 5 room new bungalow.
BATH pantry and buttery; splendid barn; gas,
oline engine and tank; water piped all over
the place: all in fruit several varieties:
$4,000 takes 1t, with acres OF good soil;
terms.
HAYWARD REALTY CO..
Castro ST. A.
s. c. SMITH. Manager. Open SUNDAY.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19
BURLINGAME real EsTATE


FOR sale or TO rent--Furnished new room bun
galow. modern; near depot. Howard av near
Bloomfield road
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19
BERkELEY REAI. EsrArE


FOR sale-2 elegant homes in the SWEETEST resi-
dence district of Berkeley: polished oak floors
grand marine view: also 10 lots 40x120;
terms. Inquire HENRY ROWE. owner 5S
University terrace: phone Berkeley So
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19

EDWARDS, BREWSTER < CLOVER, INC.l
Capital $4,000 Mills Building
THE BEST SECURITY ON EARTH FOR YOUR
MONEY is a well selected MORTGAGE on real
estate in the city or around the bay of San
Francisco and paying 6 to per cent We
viii select a mortgage for you and GUARAN-
TEE BOTH PRINCIPAL and INTEREST
This beats bonds, stock or savings banks and
is safer than either
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19

THOMAS E. HAYMAN,
Suite 1000, First National Bank building.
Montgomery and Post Kearny 1l03
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19

WIN give you your pick from so or more cot
tages and bungalows; prices ranging from 81
500 to So 600; monthly payments, including in
terest from SIS to $50; first payment required
from $3.50 to $3.50. Among these homes are
many that are new and nicely located
WENTWORTH & CO.,
503 Grove ST Cor 2(th and San Pablo Oakland
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
JAPANESE MAKING PEARLS.
They Have Discovered a Way {,
Make Them Cheap.

The existence Of secret method
IN making pearls il disclosed. would
make them as plentiful and as cheap
as the Park Row Collar button. was
told Saturday by Professor Bashford
Dean OF Colum bia University. 20 the
American Fisheries Society il ses-
sion in New York.
In little ha-bor south OF Japan
there has been produced successful
II By a secret process pearls that
are OF the finest tpye." said Profess
or Dean. When I was at the Cniver-
sity OF Japan the Enporer Of Japan
himself opened these oysters and
took therefrom this new pearl now
exhibit. so there is no doubt about
the genuine success Of this expert
nent Du; the secret has even been
withheld from the Emperor. other
wise the whole pearl industry wouid
be revoiutionized.
DR.. y. c. Nishkawa. a graduate
OF the University OF Toxic. discover
ed the process and left his secre;
70 his father-in-law. Mikenento. one
OF the most famous pearl raisers Of
Japan. surmtse that the pearl Is
formed by introducing scientifically
a piece OF mother OF pearl into the
she'll around which the pearl is form
ed. taking the place OF the worm
which nature uses to form the core
.; the naturally grown pearl"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
TYPHOON SWEEPS ISLANDS.
Thousands of People A,r Homeless
And the Crops Much Damaged.

a. Manila. P. l.. ,yphoon OF un-
usual severity swept over the valley
of The CayaSan river in the prov
inceS OF Cavagan and Isabella. north
ern Luzon on September .. Four
fowns. including IlaEan. the capital
OF Isabella province. We're n-actic.!:-
.ly demolished \ thousand persons
are still homeless and des;:ru'c. but
The dispatches SO f,r received in
c:cate ,ha: there were no casuat-
ties. Tho tobacco crop vas serious
u damaged The government: is
making relief plans.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
LEGS ARE CUT OFF By CAR.
Thomas Cummings May Not Survive
Shock Of the Accident.

Thomas Cummings. Of No. % Ma.
~ street. had both legs cut OF
this afternoon shortly before 3 .
clock. by a car Of the Southern rail-
way rolling back at Ann street. b.
tween Meeting and King. He ma!
no survive the shock OF the terrible
accident.
Privates Hilton and Sis%ald. c.
the police force. rushed with p2..
troll ambulance in response to cal!
sen. in from the railroad Offices for
help. and as quickly as possible tne
injured man was taken 10 Roper
hospital for treatment. Late FIJI
day afternoon he was still alive. but
his condition was critical.
Just how be Eel! under the back.
ing car wheels is no: clear. but II
IS thought that with several COM
panions. he was lounging near .hc
Ann street crossing. by shed thu;
is near the tracks. and perhaps nod
ding. was hit by the car, and thrown
under the wheels.
The injured man lives In Mary
street with his mother. He is abont
thirtv-ive years Of age. and has had
nc regular employment for some
time. II he survives the injuries.
he will probably lose both legs.
which were crushed and mangled By
the car wheels. 1t was some time
before he could be gotten out and
taken 10 the hospital for treatment
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
TOBACCO HIGHER.
Sizes Of Packages Smaller But Sell
for Same Price.

Packages Of all American-nace
cigarettes and tohaccos are being re-
duced IN size b. the manufacturers
to make up for the increased rev
elue taxes imposed by the tariff.
Packages OF several vel! known
brands which used 10 contain twen-
- cigareits and sold for five cents
now contain only fifteen and sell for
the same price The first OF the
smaller size packages have appeared
in Washington and the Internal rev.
enue bureau has unofficial iElorma-
ton tha, the tobacco trust intends
cutting the sizes OF all its package
goods in every city in the country.
Packages OF Cigarettes which form
erly contained ten. it is said. vii!
hereafter contain eight. Pocket
pou%hes OF tobacco. which have neen
made in the favori:e size Of one and
two-thirds OUNCES and sold for five
cents. vii! be reduced 20 one and d
quarter ounces.
This is due 20 the fact iha: under
the old law. cigarettes which weigh
no more ,nan Ten pounds per thous-
and were taxed at the rate Of SO
cents d thousan nd This classification
covered all kinds Of common cigar
cites The new tax is sIo3 4 trous-
and Smoking tobacco also WIS az
fected.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
NAMED THEIR TICKET
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS PUTS Up
4 STRONG; SLATE
John A. Dix Named for the First
Place and Thomas F. Conway for
the Second Place.

At Rochester. y. /. on Friday
night the State Democratic Conv"n-
lion nominated the following tick-'
for the next State election:
Governor-John \. n'r. Washing
toa County.
Lieutenant, Govevnor-Thomas i.
CONWAY. Clinton County.
Secretary OF Siate-Edward Ldz-
,nSky. Kings County.
Comprehensive Sohmer. New
York
State TreaSurer-John J. kenne-
iy. Erie County.
Attorney General-Thomas J. Car
nody. Yates County.
State Engineer and Surve:or--Jno.
\. pensei. New York
Associate Judge OF the Conr; OF
AppealS-Frederick X Collins. Che
mug County.
This list Of candidates. prepare!
after day OF almost continuous con.
..s'
80 49, 80 - ~. ,,..,,:
" '''' '''''. - eS'''"', " .'''..'''
Sulzcr as the only rival candidate 10!
Governor. Mr. SuiZer received u o!
me 1"' 'o'eS OF '"e '>oh' e'''.on' a"o
Mr. DIX got the rest.
supreme Court Justice James a
o.ns I,es o. .s.. ar.,eS S ;, s n,aos, oI
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
FOR BETTER MAIL DELIVERY.
Patrons Should Provide Receptacle>
for Receiving Mail.

| By direction OF fthe Post Office De-
| partmeni. the attention OF patrons
Of this office is invited TO the advan-
;aces OF providing facilities fo- the
| receip, OF their mail by erecting con-
| yeuicniiy accessible boxes or cutting
| suitable slots in their doors. Such
| action would enable the postmaster
| 20 give pGomptcr AID better dei!r-
cry service with the means at his dis
posal. since the carriers can cover
much more territory IL less time i:
not compelled 10 wait for an IA
swer 10 their ring.
Private receptacles for mail are al
so great convenience 20 the house
.-olde-. obviating the necessity OF re-
spending 20 the carriers call at in
convenient moments and permitting
The safe delivery OF mail in the abb
sence Of mem 5ers OF the household.
They also prevent the occass!oIa!
necessity OF carriers proceeding on
his route without delivering mail
because Of failure 10 answer his ring
within reasonable time. and enable
him TO make deliveries 20 patrons
living on or near the end OF the
route at an earlier hour.
IL has been shown by actual eE
1erience that the benefits derived
by patrons Of city delivery from the
use OF such receptacleS far outweigh
the small expense involved. AS C."
post Office is interested in furnish
ing the best possible service az the
least expense. your compliance With
the foregoing suggestions VII oc
much appreciated.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
SAILORS ARE DROWNED.
Well Loaded Tender Bound for n
Rattlcship.

Several sailors from the battle
ship New Hampshire were drownd-
ed By the upset;ing OF lender in
the North River OF One Hundred
yIoA Nan ?e ?s9I.s puooss-i!IlI PUG
Saturday night. Estimates OF the
dead vary from three 10 as high
az -. but as no Official coun, has
been made OF the number aboard
The tender and as many men have
shore leave il was impossible ac-
curately 10 fix the list OF missing.
The sailors were returning 20 the
New Hampshire after shore leave
and more than 100 Of them. i; is
estimated. a:d crowded aboard the
tender. which was being towed TO The
battleship. About 600 yards of
shore the Graf; either swamped or
was upset and the entire load Of sail
ors was precipitated into the water.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
CLAIMS THEY WERE sWINDLED
Citizens Of Warren, Pa, Makes Yer,
Serious Charge.

Alleging that they were Induced
20 buy timber lands In North Caro-
lima through false representations
and though assured the title was
clear and no squatterS were living
in it. the land was at the time and
has since been in dispute by other
claimants. who have been n posses
sion. Wm. J. Nnupp. Otis S. Brown
and others Of Warren. Pa. entere
in equity IL the United States cour;
there Saturday against Oliver D.
Jackson Of Norfolk and others ask
ing that defendants be ordered tc
deliver TO the plaintiffs $1,000
claimed TO have been paid on the
lands. together with $4,000 addition
al expenses incurred by the plant
;Gs in visiting Norfolk and in fight
ing a suit IN the United States cour,
OF the western district Of Pennsy!-
vania. The bill also asks that the
defendants be restrained from fur
ther prosecuting the case in the
courts OF the western district O;
Pennsylvania until the action Of the
plaintiffs is settled.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
PLACED BOMB BY HOUSE
LEADER OF SOCIETY THROWN IN
10 EXCITEMENT.
Man Attempts Entrance and Police
Believe He Expected to Gain Re-
ward for Saving" Household.

After placing I bomb beside the
residence OF Mrs. Potter Palmer :,
Chicago and cutting his Goa, in,
:hreds with butcher knife pierc:E:
his skin. Fred Wahlenmeyer. % yea :;
old. attempted Friday night 10 Sai;.
entrance < the mansion. He was ar
rested
Wah!enweyer demanded an audi
euce with p->. Palmer. hu; n. wat cn-
man. who was the first person IN
coun;ered. summoned the police
Wahlermeyer q, first told story ii:
having seen another man placing ne
bomb on the side Of the house and o..
struggling with him. Later however.
the prisoner confessed 10 having put
the explosive there himself and 10
having cut his clothes to bear ou;
his narrative Mrs. Palmer was al
home al the time and the whole
household was thrown into excite
ment tr the proximity Of death Or
injury from the bomb.
Wahlenmeyer was questioned fo.'
hours By the police. but refused 20
explain his motive. hiding behind the
expression: Why did do it? Oa.
just for instance
The police are proceeding on the
viii question Mrs. Palmer in regard
20 reports that she had received
threatening letters. in the effort 20
discover the mans reason for the act.
1t is believed that WahleEmeyer :
nor insane.
The police are proceeding Of tn
theory tha, he thought TO gain a re-
| ward for having saved" the hous"
and its occupants frcm some ms
terious bomb-;h-ower" and that his
! mu,iIation Of his clothes was 20 sub,
s,ant:ate this claim.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
GIRL Is BURIED AT SEA.
Body OF Miss Marjorie Miller Was
Consigned to Gulf OF Mexico.

In conformity with parents s
promise that in the event OF her
death she wcu'd be buried al seL
q casket containing the body OF Miss
Marjorie Miller was conveyed down
me Mississippi. and. heavily weigh
ed. was consigned 70 the water OF
The Gulf
Miss Miller. member Of rhe SEN
ior class al Newcomb College. wa*
daughter OF Dr. Walter Miller.
dean OF the academic colleges OF T,u-
lunc University. She was drowned
Angus, 90 in the Tallulah river nea:
Tallulah Falls. Ga. while bathing
with parry Of friends. Announce
nent Of her funeral was mad" Sv
ner family. who said that the hur!a!
at sea had been attended BY only the
simplest ceremony.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
THEy PLAYED DOCTOR.
While Their Mother Was Away Tots
Took Poison.

At covtngton. KY. while I!ayine
doctor Friday 3 son and a daughter
OF Thomas Cobb swallowed carbolic
acid and died soon afterwards They
were aged 5 and years. The chill
creo were playing in the kitchen OF
their home during the absence OF
their mother. They found a bottle
OF caTbolic acid Lets play doc
tor, one suggested They obtained
TWO spoons. two glasses and divided
tie acid Icto two portions. Which
they swallowed. Their screams Of
agony brought the mother from
aeiShoor's. but before q physician
could reach them both were dead. !.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
DEAS KICKED OUT.
J. W. TOLBEKT TO HEAD REnUB-
I.iCAN rARTY OF STATE.
r. l.. Grant, Charleston County
Chairman. Charged That He Was
E;obbe.d OF Eice-Chairrnan>liip

The State says following the hours
OF harargulnS and eXhortatic:l ~: he
Republican State convention :ester-
Gav elected J. " Tolbert. chairman.
and j r Levy who is negro. vice
chairman. The action OF the con-
yention was an overthrow o! T. 4.
Deas. negro. who has held the
chairmanShip io- several years.
There were :lhou; SO delegates pre-
sen'. and about 81 OF these were ne
srors. There WAS an entire absence
OF prominent Republican leaders.
The matter OF congressional candl-
dates Will be left 70 the respective
districts.
Declaring that he had been roab-
ed Of the vice Craftsmanship by a
m;scount in the votes. T. l.. Grant
Of Charleston. negro Republican.
/ left the convention hall. saying that
they would hear from him later. The
vote for Grant as announced by the
teller was IL. The vote for Levy
was .6. Grant contended that he
received u votes There were four
candidates for the Office o: chair
mAn-R. II. RICHARDSON. J. W. Toll
bert. ]. z. Levy and c. ". English.
All OF these. except Tolber.. are ne
.roes. Tolbert received 81 votes
Richardson :: English II. and Levy
y for the chairmanship.
On the surface OF the convention
there appeared bitter dislike for
the administration Of President TAFT
Seveal OF the speakers. when there
was not an election on. tried TO make
speeches about 'reclaim!nE and
purifying the personnel Of the party
bu, these words were drowned !.
the din OF the floor leaders who tried
TO swing the more re;iccnt delegate:
from side 10 side. There were a
fights this year.
The negroes had the co::eniio:
all 10 themselves. and the man,
| nOuES WHICH DO.is 'St''A
were spent in haranguing and ASK
ing thousand or so questions. Par
Elementary rules were hammered N
10 a pulp By the chairman. Tn
most ;mportant feature and the hi;
noise Of the convention was tn
big stick used by the negro actin;
rs chairman for Deas. the Stat
chairman. who has headed the or
ganization for several years Dea
was at the meeting but did not pa!
,icipa;e in any OF the jumbied dis
cussions on account OF his III health
The report OF the committee OF
credentials was received and the on
~ contest before the convention va
the two delegations from Aikei
county. While the committees wer
at work about &c delegates 10 th
convention strolied about the hall y!
Assembly street. chatted. crowde'
around a stand. bought peanuts. :e'
lemonade and tsh sandwiches. Their
were many visitors besides the del
a1a,eS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
Struck by Lightning.

The heavy rsinstorm that visited
this section on Thursday afternoon
did some damage at several places
Over a; Blackviile lightning strack
a cotton warehouse. which was burn
ed down. Among the contents OF
the building was about 5000 worth
Of cantaloupe seed. shipped from
Messrs Young and Mathis seed farm
at Rockford. Col 4 church a;
Hlackvil!e was also struck Some
damage to open cotton has been re-
ported.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
A NEW ELECTRIC LINE.
First Spike Driven on New Road
From Atlanta.

The frst spike in the cons.ruc-
ton Of the Atlanta and Carolina
Eli rie Railway. TO be built from
Atlanta to Augusta. and thence %
Columbia. or Charleston. S. c.. was
driven at atlanta Friday by Miss
Evelyn Mason. daushtsr o. Matthew
MASON. rsce-pres!dent and general
manager OF the line. Work on II.
roadoed will be rushed and the on
eials predict that the road will be
completed to Augusta within eica-
teen months. Capt. James ". Eng
Hse. well known Atlanta capa;;!ist.
Is president OF the new line. and the
board OF directors includes other
men OF soancia! prominence IN lha
State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
Tried 10 Eat ItOOstcr.

4; Dcs Mones Iowa. handsome
chan:!cier ha: vas almost destroyed.
and lis wearer. Miss Mary L!vings-
ton. severely injured about the face
when a big ca; which had been hid
;rg in a tree overhead leaped upon
her with the eviden, intention OF
eating the rooster or the nat.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
Row Over q DOG.

A. :he result o: 4 quarrel al P.r-
ryvii.c. Ark. over 4 dos. Duo Thur
man. aged IS. died Tuesday night.
and Bob Owen. aged twenty. is charc-
ed With the killing Thurman vas
fatally stabbed on Saturday night IN
fight which followed Owen throw
ing q -otk a: the formers dog.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
ARRESTED WRONG Man.
Case OF Mistaken Identity in Charge
Of Larceny

a. Lynch5urg. Va. 4 H. Layne.
who was arrested about week ago
and detained for the Jacksonville.
Fla authorities under the name OF
Guy Walker. on charge OF the theft
OF $500 az tha; place. was released
when il was shown ,ha; his arrest
was d2e 20 mistaken identity. LAME.
whose home is n Fredericksburg
Va. proved he could not have been
n Florida al TIE time Of the theft.
and ne vas released. despite me
fact that he tailed perfectly with
The description of Ely. the man want
aS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
Baby Dead, Mother Dying.

Following nigh; OF quarrclinS
with his wi:e. AZ their home in Oak
view. r.elawar County. John Green.
a carpenter. shot and perhaps fatally
wounded his wife and Instantly Kill
ed their l3-months- infant early
Thursday \ l6-y.ar-old daughter
narrow: escaped death. Green ted
:.or tee aouse. but was captured :
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
Delayed Vengeance

charged with the assassination or
&Sicho!as myers. near Ocala. Fla
"a week ago c. J. McCraney and Wa,.
Ayres were arrested on warrants
gsworn out By nephew OF the dead
man The death OF Myers is suppos-
ed 20 have been the resu!, OF long
delayed vengeance for the murder
and cremation Of |. 0. Arms, twelve
syeass ago. I.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
Men Cnurbf in Rclf

A. Naxlsys. Ca. Vincen; Witcher.
velI-knoaT vnrnS white nan Sas
,nS,ant,, killed Friday morning II,
being caught in the lath machinery
OF his brothers manufacturing plant
While looking over the machinrry
re "entu-ed toe nea. oce o: he
large 2sl:s
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
FIRST HAIRCUT IN 80 YEARS.
Texas Democrat Kept His Vow Con-
cerning Maine Politics.

The result o! the Maine election
has had its effect in Texas. Jap
Skein. a we'll known citizen OF Cor
pus Christi. Tex. was so firm in the
belief. when Maine elected Dea!-
ocrac governor so years ago. that
that state would continue in the
Democratic column that he made /
solemn VOW that he would never
have his hair cut until it again went
Democratic.
He kept his pledge. His hai1
grew and grew until il attained a
length OF Is inches. When news of
,se result Of the recent election in
Maine reached him ne remem beIed
his vow a.-d proceeded Immediately
10 d barber. who quickly severed his
longhaiT. close TO the scalp