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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-07

FOR SALE, Low WHEEL TRUCKS
OF all descriptions. Ask for partic
ulars. HOENNIGER-S IZEMORE co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-07

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WOULD
like room and board in private fam
lily; In West End or Ginter Park.
Address z "a. care Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-07

FEACHER HOLDING FIRST GRADE
certificate and having had four years
experience desires an eight months
I session. EVA COUSINS Nathalie
Z Va
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Rotires.

~~S~~~~~>>>~~~~ >>~~>~->~~~~~~~o~~
NIGHT SCHOOL WILL BEGIN SEP
and English thoroughly taught; spe-
cial rates for term; telephone, write
or call for particulars. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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WE'LL FURNISHED STEAM HEATED.
single or en- suite: also rooms for
transients. Apply az West Grace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-07

FARMS AND TIMBER LANDs,-AtY
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands; best bargains IN
Virginia. pay your railroad Iare.
Write for free catalogue. address
J. r. ELAN. Box 2G7. Charlottesville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-07

FOR SALE, ONE 12-HoRsE- POWER
Fairbanks Morse marine engine
IGER-SIZEMOliE co.
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WANTED, BOARD IN A PRIVATE
family for four adults. Address b
SO, caro- Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-07

WANTED, BY THE 1sT OF OCTOBER,
registered pharmacist. one ac-
quainted with soda water business
preferred. RALEIGH DRUG CO.,
AndreM G. Briggs. Prop.
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4Husl11pga Q5nuortunttieg.

WE rffSyE TflMEDIATE P0sITfe5Na
open for high-class men with $1,000
to $4,000 for investment. VIRGINIA
INDUSTRIAL CO., 1f02 East Main.
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WANTED MARRIED COUPLE, WITH-
out children. to rent lower fiat. four
rooms SIS; modern conyeniencesi
new house,. nice location; Barton
Heights, Address a 2e, care Times
u plspatch. # 4 sS IN a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-07

FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH HEAT,
use of bath and telephone; convent
ent to car line Apply lola South
Third
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bo7 East MARSHALL PHONE MON
roe TAI. Chairs caned; all kinds so1
chairs repaired novelties our spe.
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JOB COMPosIToR: STEADY WORK:
good pay. so. STAMP AND STA
TIONERY CO., Twelve-Six Main
Street Ask for Mr.. O'Connor. Man
ager Printing Department.
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ABSOLUTE PURITY AND rREEDoM
from organic mntter-fiye gallons for
abc-Holly Springs Lithia Water.
phone Monroe ATT.
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ATTRACTIVE ROOMS AND EXCEL
tabln table honrd. at 003 West Gracc.

MRS. ELLEN s. MoRTON -FI2ONT
rooms, connecting or single also
table board. Apply 507 West Grace.
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FOR RENT, ONE LARGE, NICELY
furnished hall room, with board APP
ply liz East Clay Street. or Phone
Madison 2g45
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MfIp UNal1tea. 4tlale.

R.l.11, I, AZ MAI, fcsLEKRs WANTED
for Richmond examinations Novem-
Der IL; $500 to $1,000; preparation
free. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept.
8e4 7. Rochester. N. Y.
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$50 'REAMs l7x2s s2-lb. Flat.
rs REAMS 16x21 24-lb. Flat.
25 REAMS 17x22 24-lb. Flint.
400 REAMS 17X2S S6-lb. No. 2 Led.
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COUPLE. WITH CHILD TWO YEARS
old. want permanent board in sub
urbs or country. within easy access
to city; state terrna. Address G &c,
care Times Dispatch.
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FOR SALE. A WATER SYSTEM THAT
delivers water fresh from the we'll
through your house. Particulars fur
nished cheerfully. HONENN1GER-
SIZEMORE CO.. 1893 East Main
Street, Richmond, Va.
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Tlats Dnr AeHt.

FOR RENT. UNENPIRED LEASE ON
fiat Of seven rooma; best avenue In
Barton Heights; reasonable rent. Im-
mediate possession. Address u 10,
care Times- DispatCh 5t 1
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BY Elan & Funston.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION

THE LOT ON WEST LEIGH AND DU-
VAL STREETS, TOGETHER WITH
THE TWO DETACHED TWO-sToRY
FRAME DWELLINGS, OF FOUR
ROOMS EACH, THEIR EOS, NO. 514-
WEST DUyAL STREET. THE LOT
RUNNING THROUGH FROM LEIGH
TO DUVAI.
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ron SALE FANCY HEATH PEACHES,
u. w. EVANS & CO. lsls east cary
Street Phone Madison 1919.
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autttnn 5ales. Future 5Dapg
BY Green & Redd.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
NO s1ooH LESTER STREET.

BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust,
dated September 10, 1905. and recorded
In the Richmond Chancery court clerks
office In d. B. 1876 A, page 1856, default
having been made in payment Of a
portion OF the debt secured thereby.
and having been required by the bene-
fciary therein SO to do, we. the under
signed trustees, will, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1910.
at $50 o'clock p. NJ. on the premises,
proceed to sell at public auction the
property conveyed therein, viz: That
certain lot OF land, with all improve
ments thereon, lying and being in the
city of Richmond, Va. beginning at a
point on the norther line of Rockets.
or Lester Street. twenty-one (21) feet
east of Ash Street, thence running
eastwardly along and fronting on the
said northern line of Rockets, or Les
ter Street, twenty (2o) feet. and ex-
tending back northwardly from said
front sixty-six (6s) feet, more or less.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs of sale. all taxes to day of sale
and a debt of s475.55 now due. credit
as to note for ss5. due and payable
September 10, 1910; residue at six
T. F. GREEN, Trustee.
w. p. REDO. Trustee.
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WANTED. POSITION AS BOOK
keeper by young lady who is COM
petent, reliable and thoroughly OK
perienced; capable Of taking charge
OF correspondence; references strictly
first-class Address T 1854, care
= tch
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MRS. CHARLES Il. BOWERS. lis
East Franklin: handsomely appointed
rooms. with board; large. wcll-ven-
tilated dining room, opening on Sec
ond Street; meals by day or week.
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LADY DESIRES POSITION TO TEACH
in private family: English. French
and music; the latter a speciality with
beginners. References exchanged.
Z. Box 81. South Boston. Va
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IF YOU CAN'T FIND 1T, GO TO
McGRAW'S.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE by .PRIVATt
party: better prices than dealers pay:
4 will buy broken pieces. Address II
b5O care Times D ispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-07

FOR SALE, TWO SECOND HAND
cider presses. $3.50 each. HOEN-
NIGER-SIZEMORE co.
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FARM FOR SALE-BIGGEST BAR
gain ever offered-127 acres; 40 acres
of the best creek land on fine
creek: other land slightly rolling;
fenced and cross fenced; good seven
room dwelling and all necessary out
buildings: good neighborhood; close
TO school. store, church, mill and
rural free delivery mail; nine miles
OF the capital; on a turnpike: some
fruit, etc; fifty barrels OF corn; ten
acres In clover and timothy; two
horses, two cows. two wagons, one
buggy, harness and farming impl,-
ments: has to be sold at once. and
this place is as represented; SO don't
bother is at this price unless you
mean business: no information given
over phone; all the above. $2.750.
AMOS & POINDExTER, lilo East
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
land owners Of Fairfield and Varina
Districts. Henrico county, Va, that
the assessors books will be subject
to examination by any who may be
interested as to the present assess
ments on September s, Q and 10,
from 10 A. M: to p. NJ MONCURE
& CHAFFIN, Assessors.
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FOR SALE. EVERYING THAT'S NEW
and stylish in buggies. surveys and
prices and easy terms. a. MEYERS
SONS, 7S1 East Cary Street.
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aafsI xslars for gaIr.

FOREST LODGE, WITH DEER PARK.
is for sale; land agents and barrators
are warned OFF. Apply by letter only,
wiki bank references, TO the owner,
JOHN CUSSONS, Glen Allen. Va
I OWN OUTRIGHT, INDIVIDUALLY
and Jointly with associates, very con-
siderable standing timber imostly
pine) in the counties of SUSSEX
Greencsville. MeckleGburs, Lunen-
burg and Brunswick. and Whuid
be pleased to communicate with par
ties who may be interested in the
purchase of timber and timber lands
in this section; I can name reason
able prices and terms. Y. FL. IsANE9.
Lcwrenceville, Va.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOB
rent. Apply Ills West Avenue
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WANTED, POSITION BY EXPERI-
enced lady bookkeeper and typist.
Address A 80. care Times-Dispatch.
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DAVIS BOTTOM,
Superintendent of public Printing.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
RECEIVED at the SAME TIME AND
PLACE for furnishing the following
papers for the use OF t:.e Common
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BAsKET AND RATTAN WORKS.
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Aul11l11Rr Doarninu.

~S~~->~~~--~~~-~~o~
,KINLOCH sTARM"--FOR s ELE @ It
people; beautiful lawn; large rooms,
convenient to station and In ntcul-
tured neighborhood; rates reason-
able, Address AYLETTE EVERETT,
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PRESSING AND CLEANING DONE
like new at BRODIE's. 10 East Main.
Goods called for and delivered;
prompt automobile delivery. fhone
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ST, LOUIS COTTAGE, OCEAN yIHW,
Va. Is now open for summer board
.iS ers; fine bathing and fishing; home
4 comforts Address MRS.. y. u. BRAD
4. aSLEY, Ocean View. IA S9
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hot WATER HEAT; ALL MODERN
conveniences. 40 West Grace Street.
BUARDERS FOR NICE. LARGE,
rooms; also table boardcrs. Apply
900 East Grace.
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BUCKINGHAM AND APPROPRIATION
farms for sale: good dwellings and
improvements on them J. SlNGLE-
TON. DIGGS, LynchburS, Va.
FOR SALE, A BARGAIN IN REAL ES-
tate. C. E. SPENCER. Farmville. Va.
FOR SALE, ONE HUNDRED ACRE
farm, in Southampton county; cheap;
one thousend dollars. Address Lock
Box IS. Lacrosse, Va.
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Dnarnfng.

ron RENT, ONE LARGE. FRONT
room; nicely furnished; with board (;
In private family. Apply l12 East
Clay Street, or Phone Madison 29i5.
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WANTED, AT ONCE, REFINED
sirabIe location; private family; ref
erences exchanged. Call at once Mon
roe 271o or Madison 1886 after s
~ al !. e
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Situations, 39rofessionaI.

MASTED@aoIDER Or PEABODY
Conservatory vocal certificate wishes
vocal pupils; good testimonials. Adj
dress MISS MARY B. DANIEL. 720
West Grace Street. Richmond. Va.
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DersDnaIs.

!. BROWN,
LADIES TAILOR,
WEST GRACE STREET.
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$50 REAMs 24xss 5o-lb. No. NJ. IT,.
400 REAMs 2sxas 5o-lb. z. S. Flat
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WANTED, A WOMAN TWO DAYS IN
the week to do washing, ironing and
cleaning, at 10 North Meadow Street.
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WANTED. a SERVANT FOR GEN
eral house work; room on premises
Apply 17os Park Avenue.
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Nlaanfen.

snoRRfTaAND AND BocoK nE Er1NG
can be easily and quickly learned
In our school; day and night ses-
slons; easy terms; call, telephone or
write for particulars. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH. HOUSE,
hold goods in any quantity. Phone
Madison 1881.
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HIiNIAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
ar HTJGHES'S, 200 North Third.
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BICYCLE. IN GOOD CONDITION: NEW
tires; carbide gas lamp; two Spring,
field rifles, calibre AS; Will sell
cheap. Apply 1719 West Leigh.
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Papers, ETC., to be delivered at such
times, in such quantities, and Into such
places as the superintendent may d.
| rect without charge for freight or
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-25
REELFOOT LAKE TRAGEDY
An. cd Fsud Breaks Out Anew With
Fatal Results.

On the ground made famous by
the Reelfoot lake night-rider trou-
bles, James Keesucker shot and kill
ed one man and wounded his brother
and a woman, at Shaws Park, In Oh.
ion county. Tenn.
The dead man was Martin Leon
ard, the wounded are Mrs. Pitts and
Will Keesucker. James Keesucker
made his escape.
Shaws Park is an open space OF
ground on Reelfoot Lake, about a
quarter of a mile from Samburg
Tenn, a town of about so people
During the night-rider troubles SAM
burg was said to be the hotbed of the
organization.
A party Of people was in the park
about five o'clock in the afternoon
when James Keesucker drew revcl.
yer, it is said, and shot Martin Leon.
ard. Leonard dropped dead In his
tracks AMI .Keesucker then turned!
his weapon on Mrs. Pitts. and his
brother, vii! Keesucker. There had
been long bad feeling between the
Keesuckers and Leonards.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-25
BABIES AND THE DRUG HABIT.
Too Quick to Use Pare@oric and 9th.
cr Such Drugs.

That babies in their cradles con-
tract drug habits through being dop-
ed promiscuously with paregoric.
laudanum and other household REM
edies. is the assertion OF President
Lederie. of the New York board OF
health. An effort will he made by
the board to procure local legislation
prohibiting the sale OF the objec-
tionable drugs. except upon prescrlp-
tion. a statement by President Led
erie says: Notwithstanding their
DANGEROUS nature, the sale OF these
drugs for the relief OF minor trou-
bles is enormous. Mothers keep the
paregoric on tap and are more care
full to have it in their homes than
they are to see that their sugar bowls
are filled. At the first sign of an
ache or pain. often the moment the
baby cries, the mother dashes for
the paregoric bottle. AS result.
the baby is drugged unnecessarily. :
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-25
PATTERSON PLEADED GUIL1Y.
Paid One Hundred Dollars Fine b!
Order of the Court.

"A. B. Patterson, coporal, Company
E, Third regiment. of the South Car
olina National Guard, has pleaded
guilty to the charges of disrespect to
and offering violence against his SUI
peIior officer, Lieut.. Col. II. B.
Springs, and of conduct to the pre-
.judice of good order and military dis
cipline. He was sentenced by Mai.
r.. Boyd Coles, the presiding officer
of the summary court which sat in
Barnwell, to pay a fine of $100 or
serve. 80 days at hard labor. Cor
poral Paterson paid the fine and was
released from custody. =, :. - - =
The report of the trial before the
summary court in Barnwell was re-
ceived Tuesday at the adjutant gen
erals office. The incidents out OF
which the charges against Corporal
Patterson grew occurred on the train
near Jefferson City, Tenn, while the
Third regiment was, returning from
the, encampment at Chicamauga. aN
According to the specifications set
forth in the report Of the trial, Pat
terson was drunk and ?disorderly and
after breaking glass in the train win
dows, threatening to stab Lieut.. Col,
Springs with bayonet. The spec
ifcations also state that he disobey-
ed an order, to stop drinking. When
arrested and taken before the sum-
mary court which was ordered to
try him, Patterson pleaded guilty TO
all the charges brought against him.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-25
SERIOUS CHARGES
sIBLEY, WHO SOUGHT PLACE IN
CONGRESS, ACCUSES.
Great Sum Spent for Nomination.
Warrant Accuses Him Of Com.
spiracy to Debauch the Voters.

- -2 .
Joseph c. Sibley, who withdfay v as
a candidate for Congress on the Re-
F'publiesn ticket in the Tyeaiy-eighthh
Pennsylvania district, was arrested
late Tuesday night on warrant
charging conspiracy to debauca vo,-
ers." So j.
Sibley defeated Congressman N. P
Wheeler, for the nomination. ald
upon filing a declaration of '$42.3h0
election expenses, an audit of Sib.
ley's account was ordered by the
courts. Sibley was released on his
own recognizance to appear before
Justice Of The Peace Perry, at War
FEN, Pa, on August rs.
The arrest Of Sibley came a few
hours after he had announced his
withdrawal from the Congressional
race According to his own fguras
fled In obedience TO the, ElegiHlati7 7e
act requiring a public statement OF
q candidates. expense account, 'Shib-
ley spent $4,000 in Warren county
to secure his nomination and In the
entire district, S42,500, which, ac-
cording to population, averaged 81
per vote. 'l 'N..ts,5 - - 20
In the warrant under which Sib-
ley was arrested, three other prom l.
nent politicians in the Twenty-e!ghth
nnsylyaIlia1 district are charged
with debauching voters. They are
Charles Crandall, D. NJ. Howard, and
George NJ. Dunn. ,5@
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-25
Mayor Gaynor Improving.

"A New York dispatch Monday says
Mayor Gaynor had a good night and
that he seemed stronger than ever.
The mayor jokingly remarked that
now he had stolen march on his
doctors and walked few steps. He
hoped to indulge in his favorite eX-
ercise every day. The anticipate is
suing no further bulletins on the
mayors condition as the work is now
confined to careful nursing.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-25
ROADS GRANT REDUCED RATES
Plans for the Big Farmers Meeting
at Clemson.
at Clemson.

Mr.. D. N. Barrow, superintendent
OF the extension work and farmers
institute division, has received notice
from the railroads that reduced
rates will be given from all points
in the State and from Augusta on
account>rof the Farmers Institute
that .iss to- befheld at the College, on
August 81 and September 1 and 2.
The tickets will be on sale by the
Southern, the Atlantic Coast Line.
the Columbia, Newberry and Lau-
rens, the Charleston and Western
Carolina and the Blue Ridge on Aug
ust 80, 81 and September /, good
for returning until midnight Septem-
Der 4.
The securing of reduced rates
means that many will attend who
would not otherwise have come, and
it will likely be the largest gather
ing of farmers in South Carolina
fer some years. Mr.. Barrow and
other authorities, who are working
to make the occasion really great
one for the farmers, insist that. in
order to do so, only those who are
really interested in what is to be
done should come. There will be
nothing in the way Of a frolic or
picnic occasion. Every farmer in
South Carolina. who is eager to learn
Of the business of farming is cor
daily invited, but no others who
might be seeking big time at the
expense OF the College.
Those who think of coming are
urged again to take notice of the
following suggestions and require
ments:
fa) Upon arrival register at the
clerks desk in the main building
and receive ticket OF assignment
to a room, so that there will be no
confusion or cause for complaint.
(b) The college has no sheets,
pillow cases or blankets, 50 bring
what you need of these; lodging is
free.
(c) Meals will be served in the col
lege mess hall at the rate of 35 cents
or three for one dollar.
(d) Hack fare for those who ride
will he 25 cents from each station.
Calhoun is the most convenient. 3-4
! mile away. Cherry's. on the Blue
Ridge Railway, is two and a half
away. The liverymen will do all
they can to furnish conveyance.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-25
aLAN INJURED BY A FALL.
There Is Great Mystery About Hill
identity.

Stylishly dressed and we'll sup
piled with money, man in whose
pockets were visiting cards engraved
Bert Vanderbilt. Lambs club" was
found Tuesday in the rear of theat-
rical boarding house in New YORK.
His skull was fractured and he has
not regained consciousness. At the
Lambs club it was denied that any
Bert Vanderbilt was member.
The police have taken into custody
Edith linen, chorus girl; kid"
Broad, a pugilist. and his chum,
Ralph Millerpie. The linen girl told
the police that Vanderbilt was try
ing to enter her room on the third
flcor by stepping over from Broad S
window to the window ledge, and
that he fell into the yard. Broad
says he was not in his room.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-25
FATAL AUTOMOBILE WRECK.
Three are Killed and; Nine ARE Sc.
verely Injured.

Three persons were killed and
nine were severely hurt late Wedues-
day at New York, when an automo-
bile crashed into the vside Of con-
struction train on the Long Island
Railroad at the Merrick road cross
ing at Springfield, Queensborough.
Four others were less seriouslc in
jured. Both the automobile aud the
construction train were wrecked. The
dead: ]. Berbon, aged so. New York
city, chauffeur; Bertha Weiss, aged
II, New York city, neice of the own
er of the car; Rebecca Glass, aged
9 wears, New York city.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-25
CHARGED WITH ARSON.
Young White Man Alleged TO Have
Been Guilty.

Clarence Gregory, a white 10y. :
years old. has been lodge in the
Spartanburg County Jail on the
charge of arson. 1t is alleged that
he set fire to a barn on the place
Of Lewis Dean While a small balm
was burning and all of those nu
the scene were fighting to keep the
fire confined there, some saw white
boy running from the larger barn
and in a few minutes it blazed NJ
and was destroyed. While the per
son was fleeing several shots were
fired at him.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-08-25
800 MAY HAVE PERISHED.

Supervisor, at. Wallace Believes His
Men Are Dead;
Three hundred firefighters Of a
total force of 600 which has been
battling the flames in the burning
white pine forest of Northern Idaho,
are unaccounted for. Government
Forest Supervisor w. r. Weigel, at
Wallace, Wednesday declared his be-
lief that nearly all had perished.
"Out of my total force Of 600 men
l have received word of the safety of
only 800" said the supervisor. "The
others, when last heard from, were
working in the districts where the
flames have been fiercest. along the
headquarters Of the Cour d'Alene and
the st. Joe. am forced TO the e.ap-
palling conclusion that nearly all
Of these men have lost their lives. y