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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-28
NittStpn.

- Mi6ael Soblo trus am Samitas
in Der Wtt. 2oofout i3ehe elm ssbrOde.
uss Rhdsrat bauOn unb iit am WiOn.
tag bsmislbsn srlsssn.
- als Der Stalisner SOiepb Sara.
nsllo Don bier um SOnntus 9iadt pier
Wieilen Ditlib uon Der Suuction einsn
Ssbisb gullsp 6radtsus beitsissn wOll.
ts, fiel er unter Die R6ber uno wurbe
sstObtst; bsibe Ssins wurOsn ibm ab.
ssibuittsn.
- 1bos. giieme1er pon Wtil Stras
&c. elm yebisb Yallsp Maitinsnfiibrer.
purOs MOnta9 DtOrssn auf Der Bride
unterbalb Dem @prton Sofe uon Nuno'
itrsidern iibsrfullen uno uisosrSeidla'
gen. worauf sr nm $3.50 erlsi6tert
wurb. Seioe WertbpOlle Gai6snubr
bate ct in isinsm @Btslisl uerftsdt.
- Der II Sabre ults TbsObOr Slap
roth wurbe um Sumitas psrbaftst uno
bel Dem folsenosn Serb0r bem @sidns,
niB iibsrwisie len. auf bic anilase, felt
ben lsstsu paar SSO6en usribieosus
Shalter i'm blsiissn HOitamt nm Sanf'
unpsiiuusen i'm 0srtbe pon s 5000 be.
itOhlen ,u hubsn. Der Surihe bsiudts
tdSlih oas BOitumt. um feline Deb
lidble 3u polliiibrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-28
Bon Der Sabfeite.

Sin Stammbalter bat fih bel ben
@bslsutsn Pstsr @un3 uOn Sim Strubs
sin9sitelt.
Dem Gbspaar Gbparb 9nsller BON
Pittston aptnue 1T elm SObn seboren
moroen.
On Der Srisbsnsfir6s ipirb aud bie'
les Sabr pisber Der -Deuti6e Eas-
sefeisrt msrbsn unO spar am 3wsiteu
Son ntas i'm Sfiober. S8ir psrbsn
nd6fte @o4e ndberss barber beriatsn.
Der scranton 5psis Der Stem 9ori
arbsiter WtObilur 5suer gsriidsrunss
9eisllidaft bat feline nadite balbjdbr'
lide Yeriummluns am Wiontas, ben 2.
SftObsr. absnos 8 llbr. in Der arbsitsr
Salle. uno iino idmmtlids Wtitslisosr
eriudt, piintlid Su srideinen.
Sraulein emma Wtais unb Satob
Sars tpuroen uorlssten Wiittmod Gb'
enO in Der 8obnune Der Srautslteru
on UillOw Strase burd PaitOr U. u.
JiOrot uls Elm slidlidss @bspuur sinss-
Iesnet uno traten oann, mad sinemS Soh'
5eitsihmaus, cine Sob3eitsreiie on.
Der As Sabre ults Srisbri6 Sdnsi'
Der lit ON Donnerftas Siadmittag 81
Yuts g8inOiu plOslib tobt nisoerssitiirst
unb man nimmt an, baB Elm Serjidla9
bic Gobssuriahe mar. Det Ysritor'
bens mar Elm WtitSlieo Der 9iep gorter
5reiwilissn wdbrsnO bss ipaniid 'ums'
rifaniidsn Sriesss.
EbOmas DOpns, 60 SABRE aft unS
on Glib Sruins gusnus pobnbuft,
wurbe am Sreitas yiadmitta9 in ben
ScrantOn Pumpwsrien. uls sr nit Der
Rsparatur einss Trsibrismens bei6ai'
tiSt mar unb auf elmer Seiter ltanb, an
ben Slsibern srsrifisn uno bann berum'
sswirbslt. bis iein SOrper Su elmer bsi'
nubs fOrmloien Wiufe isrOriidt mar.
Der llnsliidlids mar cine Vsihs, ale
feline Diitarbsitsr feline Ssits errsibten.
nudoem bic Dtuidiue gum Stiuftanc
9ebra6t morben mar.
Der in Der Pins 8rOof 3ede anss'
ftsllte Gbwurb Senuouitd, In bsHsn
Ssslsituns iid Wti6usl DOanOtd be-
fanb. mollte um Donnerftas giadmittaS
on Der @de uOn Sig StruBs uno Pitts'
ton ausnue ihnel einen StraBsububn'
nasen erreihsn, itolperte absr uno fiel,
wOourd msbrsre DDnanlitputronsn, biz
er in Der Taihe trus. CUR @rploiion
9ebraht muroen. Nnitatt ben Wiann
aber In Stiide 3u 3srreiBen, sntfam sr
nit elmer ,sri6unbsnen Siits. mdbrenb
iein @efdbrts strpas idlimmsr psrlssi
narb.
Srau Dtinu RObiniOn bsabii6tiSt, Der
Stuot cine bOfbsr,ise Sdsntun9 3u ma
den, inbem iis iih bereit erfldrt bat,
einsn 9anbtomplsr uon "a Gdsrn in
oem 6itli6en Ebsile Der ~. unb 10.
9Sarbs bel Mountain gafs Der StaOt
fir PariBwede Su iibertrasen. Die
einSiss 8soinsuns, Wslts 5rau Robiu'
ion in 8srbinbuns NIT ibrer liberulsu
S9sntuns felt, 1T bic, OaB oas Sanb
uur fir Parfjweds benust msroen unb
uls -RobiniOn Part" betunnt fem iOu.
gum anosnfsn on ibre ,wsi ueritorbsnen
S6bne. @omuno unb RObert. Srau
RObinion erbietst iih isruer, ben uls
DtOuntain Sate befannten Eei1 gum
PrsiS uOn $25o0 Der StaOt iu usrtau'
fen, Suiammen nit benz We9erebt uon
bort nad Der Sim Stra6e. Der StuOt
wirO bis ,um IL. SttOber 5riit ssss-
ben, ibrs Sfierte un,unebmsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-28
9unmpre.

= 5ruu 9ennis Sriut pom @rdunse
9Otsl, weldsr fiirSlid Die S6aHtlijsns
entiossn wurOe. lit um 5rsitas absnb
anf Die antluse OeS SOuntdssuerfaufs
unO 9ulten einss unOrocntlidsn 9uuirs
usrbaftst unO oann in jsosm 5all untsr
s 800 Siirsidaft fiir Elm Sridsinsu DOR
9sribt ssitsllt pOroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-28
6 Srp5ent SDpDtbefen.
S1talsb+
8ealeisentbam ~ berfanfeH.

Wealet8entbam 3n berfaafeH.
$2sOo faufsn sinen gder Qanb In Der
Staot; iebsr SuB sben unb fein
fiir @emiifeanbau. @utes sebn
3immer 9aus, Siibnsrhaus uno
tleiner Sbeune; Sruht. Slur
20 Wtinuten pom @erihtsbans.
Dieies lit Elm isbr islteusr 9riif.
Sprehet In Der Office Dor uno
idumet ni6t.
700 Sieben 3immsr Saus. @larrs
Summit, iebr srOBe @ot, nabe
bel StraBsnbabn, Sirbe uno
Shule.
4500 Prudtuolles Saus, ails 8erbeI.
lerun9sn, nabe Der O., Z. & W.
nnb ylortbern electric, @larts
Summit.
1875 a6t 3immsr Saus. elm ader
Sano. Sheune, An3abl Srn1ts
bdums, iebr nabe Der anbaltes
ituticn berStrabsnbabn. Dalton.
5000 Ssbr sutes feds 3immsr Snus,
... gutter Seller. srObe Dahfammsr,
alle Verbeiierungen, polle yot,
9ioro 2ineoln Gpsnus.
2000 Siebsn 3immsr Saus unb pisr
Cots, WfariOn StraBe.
1850 Sisun 3immsr Saus. CUTE 9of,
S5ru6t, Sonssoals Struss.
2700 j3wei Samilien SauS, aross got,
Raum fiir einsn ooppelten Blo6
borne, Diem StraBe.
$500 Ssbr bibidss Saus. isds i3im.
msr, sroBe Dadfammsr, polle
Sot, aoams apenue, Onnmore.
1900 @i9sntbum anf Der Sibisis;
Wiietbe betrIst $85 Den MOnat.
2100 G6t 3immsr Suus. uOls 9Ot,
BoDle Strabe, Dunmore.
$500 Doppsltss Saus, aht 3immer
Die Seite. alle 8erbelsrnn9sn,
> electric Strabs.
1000 Doppsltes Saus, ieiuss 9lus.
ieben, alle YGbsiierun9en. Slscs
trio Strase.
2900 Sefs 3immsr Saus. 9ot 100
Sub in 6rOnt. Wtoniep aDenus.
2200 Doppsltes Saus, quite |ass an
Bon Storb apenue.
$500 Saoen unb 0Obnuus. SOt 1870
bel 140. iebr CUTE @sleGcnbsit
fir sinen aufSswedtsn Wiann.
2300 Saus, feds 3immsr uuf Dem
eritsn StOd, pier auf bsm ,msis
ten, Vot 60 bel $50, on GbcIlnut
Strabe.
$500 @utes Doppslbaus on Strats
foro Nuenue. II 3immer. 9ros
Ser Dahraum. 8erbsisrungen.
@dlot. so bel 167 5uB. IS
lobnt iih. Dsnn Sis ms wsgen
bisiss @igeutbums isbsn.
$500 Seines pier Samilien OnuS. fam
als OOppsltss Suus benupt wer'
ben. @roBe Vot uro z deune;
nube Der Prouibsnee 6onO uno
bem @irfussruroe. Samietbtt
fir 1884 bas 9abr. @ln Bars
gain, wenn ihnell 9enommsn.
Su bermietbcH.
gaSsn I'm 100 SlOd. 6rantlin Ausnue
yaoen 20 bel so an Siebsnier StraBe
@inia1e uno oOppelte SSobnhanier
ino Stats In alien Gbsilsn Der Stnbt.
SBir inufen. uertaufen. uermisihsn
lnb utriihsrn @isentbum in nIlrn Ebei"
EN- her StaAt uft0 he's SouutteS. SO
pirb sic beIablen. bu6 Sls uns fon'
ultireu, ebe sic elm slbfommsn trsffsn.
$40 GpnmeQ 6cbdmce.
feues 500. slltes ACES.
NEem &nnf1nn 81 henh
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-28
Sic ilenell feparaten
RleiberrGde babeil
stil!

! Rands babsn ben sinfuasn, ftrsnssn
Stil, Der uon iOnisrputiusn Srausn usr'
Ian0t wirb, wabrsub unosrs 10 ssi4tdt
unO ssl6madpOll usr3isrt iinS nit Sst'
D. ob.r Sortsn, buB ibr psrfsttsr Stil
nnbsanituubet lit.
Giels Der pra6tisiteL Wiobslls 3sissn
bas Fatternbs 8anel uOrus oosr bintsn,
u,ld,ss bic unteri4isbli9e 9leiberrod
Sorm Der SuiiOn sepeisn 1T.
Die Sobrifate finb itramme Ser9ss,
8slusts, Serrinsbous Twills, @Orou'
rops, Yauamas unb CARTE ibssr Bottles.
grsils laufen uOn $500 bis $4,000.
Details pon orei:
@insr uon ibssr, fsiusm ihwarssn
,altman. Soils, bat ben itiliIdsn bob
en- @artelsifstt, nit Siutsrpuusl ab9s'
ruuoet nit idmarssr Ssiosborts uno
sran,en. @inia4s 8orte fOnnen ois'
fem alsibsrrOd ni9t Ssrs4tistsit tbun.
Prsis, $500.
@insn anbsren pom idwarssr Ser'
riuabone Gnill, nit bObem 9irtsl.
@infa6sm Radsn unb 5rOnt. Ssttsn
abserunbst nit seidusibertsr Strap'
ping uun benz slsi6sn Wiutsrial. Slai'
fig, Su $1,000.
@inen anberen pon breiteu wale Che
plot Ssrse. nit bobem Sirtsl. Stn'
fader 8idcn uno 6ront. gtett psr'
siert nit iemianOpfeu. Gin s.lunss'
nsr Stil. Su $3.50.
3ueiter Stnd -6abritiible.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-28
: Ole Bewobner Der pbilippinen

- Die Bemobuer Der Pbilippinen
iinc infOlss Oss UOIlitduOissn 5sblidlu'
ses Der Rsisernts in @sfubr. uOn elmer
9unsersuOtb bsimseiudt Su wsrOsn.
- Seit Der Grmorbuns StOlipin's
in Sism usrIuhsn Die OOrtissn SuOsn
aus 5urdt Dor aufitdnosn muiisubait
bic Staot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-28
nus bem pberen xhafe.
(Nr4balb @orrsiponbsn3.)

(Gr4balb @orrsipOnbeui.)
SIN altsr bon 81 Sabrsn ftarb
ssftern in Gr9balb 5ruu Suitus Bid.
Of mad furaer 9ranfbsit. Sc iibsrIsbsn
fis ftnf 3inbsr. Die 8siissuus srfOlst
Srsitas 9ia&mittas 2 llbr i'm prOtsitun.
tiiasn SrisObof.
- Ssnas aoscensfo BON Tbroop
usrlanst BON Der Pries. Pancoaft ROb'
len @Ompanis $780, 900 @nti6aoisuns,
neil isiu 1s SABRE alter Sobn bel si.
mem 3e9enunfall sstOOtst purbs. @ins
biesbs3hsli9s 8lase 1T am Disnitas
einSstrassn worben.
- @sorss @sbbarSt BON Sermpu,
"a Sabre alt unb als Supsrintsnbent
Der gaurel Gut @la6 6abrif anssitsllt,
1T am Sonntas bem Gppbusfisbsr sr.
lsssn. bas er iid Dor etua orsi Bo6eu
3u5os, als ct cine Ssrsniisunssrsiis
nud Buffalo, u. 9 rnadts.
- SOispb 98iibOru BON DidiOu 81
tg, Der Samitus yiadt i'm 8srlaufs
zines betrunfenen Streites oem Wfife
Rojallp cine tiefs Sdnittwunbs an Der
Stirn 3ufiiste. wuros am Montas auf
bic antIass Der uerbrsdsrii6sn Ser.
pnnouns untsr $500 Shrsiduft fur
Elm serihtlidss @ridsinsn seitelt.
- 5rau SObu s. @ibbOns uon Slp.
plant, oeren @ntte am 10. Nnsult in
Der Pancoaft 3s9e setOotet nnrbs, bat
an Donneritas gesen bic @ompanie
cine Slase fur $4,000 S6absnsrias
anssitren9t, nadosm Die @oroners Sc
ldmcreuen sntidieben, buB 9iadldiii9.
felt fur ben unfall perantnortli6 isi.
- Der 81 Sabre alts Wii6asl 9a6a.
naiiswic, pOH Slppbunt puros Gam.
ltas in Der PuncOaii 3ede iu 9hroop
untsr einem Oedeniull ssfuussn uno
trus einen Sddbslbrud bauon. Sm
Staat 9Oipital. no ON Utontas cine
Operation on Dem Ysrunsliidten Dor.
senommen wurbe. bstradtste man iei.
men 3uitano als srauirsnb.
(@arbOnOals @OrrsipOnbsns.)
- Srso. Sang pcn @berrp Rioae
fiibrts am uOrlesten Dtittpo6 abeno
israu @srtruos u. Ssnnebp BON adter
slusnue als feline Satin bsim. Paltor
3. s. Sall uOllsos ben Grauaft.
- Gin SranO in Dem @roseidoB bes
PusIiano @sbduoes on Dunoaft Strase
rihtsts am SOnntas Oiudmittas sinen
Sdaoen oOu 5000 an, ebe IS bic
5susrmebr mad 5wsfftiiHotssr arbsit
bewGlti9en fonnts.
- Der 20 Sabre alts Pole Nidael
Wfafure uon Soreit @itp purbe Gam.
flag Tormittas in BEN nsusn @rie
~Snbpap" iu Sanolius auf Der Stelle
sroriidt, als sr 3miihen sinsm aarren
unb Der Deds ssfanssn purbs.
- Drsibis MdO6sn Der gioussr Gut
@laB @ompanie oabisr sinssn ON Gam
itas an ben Strsit, neil Der 8erpalter
ShieBler es usrmsiserte, ibnen ben friis
bsrsn Sobn gu be3ablsn. Der ibnen leg.
ten Stunt bsrab9sisst purbs, als bas
@siddft flau mar. @tpa einbalb Der
Streiter iiub wieber CUR 9lrbsit suriid.
sefsbrt uno Die anoersn psroen i'm Ser.
lauf Der 8Ods wubridsiulid oas 9lei6e
tbun.
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manne Gpnntn. .

Sonrsbale. = BaftOr s. 6. Wtiller
issnsts am WiOHtas Wiidasl 9BsiOnsr
uHO 5rdulsin yOuiis EbsObulO. bsiOs
uOn bier, sum Buno iir's Ssbsn Gin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-28
,Sie SGlc9tisfrit mill beruus,"

~" SDi'WhbihA Au'h 1'huupI
iussn @ltsrn oft ihsr3wsiis. wsnH ibrsr
S'inOsr @siift nit Sliit6en bsOsft 1T.
@s lit ausbrsdsnbe Shledtisfsit, mem,
lid bic Sdledti9fsit oes Blutss. aber
bus lit uidt Der ridtiss sIussans fol-.
der unreinisteiten. Sorni's sllpsnfrau.
ter sutfsrnt Oisislben uuf Dem SBsse Der
giutur. @r bat eineu iibsr bunOsrt
Sabre ulten 9fuf uls StutrsinisunSs.
mittsl. Seine Npotbefer, Wiebisin unb
wirO nur uerfuuft uou SpssiuIussntsn
Oosr birstt uOu ben @isentbiimsrn. Wian
idrsibe an Or. Pstsr SahrnsD & Cons
&c.. 1925 90. 9Opns slusuue. @bica.
90, 81.
5orni's Glpenfrduter 8lutbslsbsr 1T
gu bubsn bel 9snrp 8ultsr, 1011 9sOar
Apenue.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-27
Neck Broken Young Man Laughs.

New York, July 15.-"I'll fool 'em
yet,'' said Waldorf Miller, as he
awoke from a natural sleep in his
cot. "They thought I was going to
die. l did, too, but this doesn't look
like it. Does it," he added, as he
unclasped his hands behind his head
and raised his arms straight up. l
feel better than 1 have felt since l
made that dive at Hudson Park"
Young Miller, whose sixth cervical
vertebra was broken when he dived
from the rocks at Hudson Park, New
Rochelle, on Monday night, July 8,
is fighting death by sheer grit. Sun
day night he was thought to be dy-
ing, but now he seems to be steadily
gaining, though the paralysis below
his arms remains. His unexpected
rally is puzzling the physicians at the
hospital.
They credit the nurses with saw
ing his life at the critical moment
Sunday night. He whistles, talks to
his friends and reads books, and said
that he has a long life to live. Fred
Miller, the brother of the injured
young man, who broke his neck near
the same spot at Hudson Park anu
in a similar manner three years ago,
lived ten days after his accident. Yes
terday was the tenth since Waldorf
.Miller's dive. "If I don't die tonight
I know it's all right" said the pa
tient.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-27
Story from Camden.

Camden, July 1.-TWO packages
of currency shipped to Boykins sta
tion, which is 10 miles below Cam
den, yesterday for the purpose of
paying off the guards, etc., at the
State farm, were stolen. E. F. Bal
lard, depot and express agent, re-
ceived the money on the northbound
train, and he said that one or two
farm hands were the only persons to
see him get the money. The train
passed Boykins about 1925 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
He went to his dinner at Henry
Boykin's house, which is about half
a mile away, about 2 o'clock. He
left the money in his coat, as he had
no safe to put it in. Upon his re-
turn he missed it and he Immediately
telegraphed the express officials in
Columbia and Charlotte and Detec-
tive Smyrl here. Mr.. Smyrl went to
Boykins but did not stay long
Messrs. Coley, Saddler, York and 9th.
er officials of the Southern Express
company spent to-day at Boykins sta
ton and came up to Camden this af-
ternoon. When interviewed, Mr.
York said that they had clue and
expected to make an arrest soon.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-27
Plans for College Accepted.

Anderson, July 20 The board OF
trustees of Anderson college in ses-
sion here to-day accepted the plans
for the main building and two dormi-
tories as prepared by the architects
J. H. Casey; Of Anderson, and Shand
& Lafaye, of Columbia, and author
lied the building committee to ad'
vertise for sealed bids at once. The
bids are to be opened on August 22
at which time the contract for the
buildings will be let. The dormito-
ries are to accommodate 128 young
ladies and can be added to as the
college grows.
The trustees elected J. X. Breeder
formerly of the South Carolina Coed
ucational institute at Edgedeld, treas
rer of the college and dean >of the
faculty. The selection of president
has been we'll considered and the cleo
ton of prominent educator is ex.
pected within a few days. Ground
will be broken for the college build.
ings by September 1.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-27
Shot at Dog, Hit Man.

Gaffney, July 20.-An accident oc-
Cured in this city this morning
which came very near having a fatal
termination. Chief of Police T. l..
Lockhart shot at a stray dog which
he saw in a pasture on Birnie street.
near the business section of the city.
The bullet struck the dog, passed
through him, struck the side OF a
brick building and bounded over the
street, a distance of some 80 feet,
striking a large plate glass window
in the front of the Sanitary Carbo-
mating company's office. Mr.. Laur-
iner Gaffney was seated at a desk
in the office of the company nam
ed and the bullet, after passing
through the window, struck him in
the calf of the leg. Its strength,
however, was by this time pretty well
spent and happy to relate the young
man sustained only a slight injury
from the bullet and will be only
slightly inconvenienced.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-27
GOT MUCH, EXPECTS MORE.
Erwin's Pay in Greene-Gaynor Gases
May Total Hundred Thousand.

Washington, July 19.-Marion
Erwin, United States district attor-
ney for the Southern district Of Geor-
gia, and special counsel for the gov
ernment in the Greene-Gaynor-Car-
ter Savannah harbor frauds, testi-
fed before the house committee on
department of justice expenditures
to-day that during the twelve years
he had received from the govern
ment as special pay s76,724 in salary
and fees. He also declared he ex-
pected commission on amounts re-
covered, which would bring his to-
tai compensation to about s101,0 900
for the twelve years.
Altogether there have been recov-
cred from Capt. Carter, Greene and
Gaynor about half q million dollars
in cash, together with property val
ued at about 100000 more.
Mr.. Erwin testified that he was
employed as special counsel in the
fraud cases at a salary of $500 a
year. When he undertook the speci-
al prosecution of the fraud cases and
the task of tracing the assets of the
defendants, he was. guaranteed
salary of $4,000 a year and expenses
and 10 per cent. of the money re.
covered and turned into the treasury
Mr.. Erwin said he expected the liti-
cation in these cases would be con-
cIuded next autumn.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-27
Queer Damage Case.

Spartanburg July 20.-The case OF
Mrs. Grace Lancaster VS.. the South.
ern railway, which was begun in the
court of common pleas Wednesday
was given to the jury this afternoon
The plaintiff is asking to recover
damages in the sum of $4,000 for
alleged injuries received at Spartan.
burg Junction and for the loss of her
infant which was brought on by the
injury she received, it is alleged.
Mrs. Lancaster came down to
Spartanburg Junction from Campo
bello January 30, 1910. At the time
of the trip she was prospective
mother and she alleges that when
she stepped out of the car at the
junction there, was no stool under
the steps and she fell and that by
reason of the fall her baby was pre-
maturely born and died.
This morning the arguments were
made in the case. John Gary Evans
and R. E. Harmon speaker for the
plaintiff and Sanders & De Pass for
the railroad company. Then, Judge
Watts delivered his charge to the
jury upon the conclusion of the ar
guments and the case went to the
jury.
This is the first case of the kind
that has ever been tried in Spartan
burg county and it has attracted a
great deal of attention. Much ex-
pert testimony was introduced dur
ing the trial by both sides.
The jury returned a verdict for
$1,5O0 in favor of the plaintiff.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-27
HAS UNION OFFICERS SWORD.
Orangeburg Man Offers to Return
Weapon Found on BATTLEFIELD.

Milford, Mass, July 19.-Com-
mander Henry Alonzo Pond, of Major
Emmons F. Fletcher Post, No. 22.
G.. A. r., tonight received letter
from o. K. Wilson,. OF Orangeburg.
S. c., which reads 81 part: 81 can
place in possession of John Reed, Of
Milford, Mass, if he Is living, or any
of his relatives, a sword picked up
on the battlefield of the Wilderness
or Cold Harbor. The sword is en-
graved John Reed, Milford, Mass.
L. H. Beckwith, who was 1st serge
ant of Company B, South Carolina
cavalry, under Gen. Wade Hampton.
the noted Confederate officer, picked
up the sword, and his son now has
it,"
Mr.. Wilson also writes that he is5
Massachusetts boy, who went South.
nine years ago, from Chicopee, and
he inclosed a clipping from news.
paper, which says he is a candidate
for mayor of Orangeburg.
The John Reed referred to for-s
merly lived in Milford. He is dead
He served two enlistments in the
civil war and had the rank Of first
lieutenant. First, he was with the;
48th Massachusetts regiment and
later with the 57th Massachusetts,.
He had an excellent war record. His:
only known living relative is Law,i
renee Reed, who, for a number OF.
years, was mayor of Woburn. Cons:
mander Pond said tonight that he
will at once get into communications.
with Mayor Reed and acquaint him
with the offer.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-27
TOOK STATE FUNDS.
Two Packages of Money Secured at
Boykins.

Two packages of currency contain
ing over $500, shipped to Boykins
station, which is 10 miles below
Camden on the Southern railway,
were stolen Tuesday from the office
of the Southern Express company at
that place. The money was sent to
pay off the guards at the State farm.
D. j. Griffith, the superintendent OF
the State penitentiary, yesterday con-
irmed the rumor. Detectives of the
Southern Express company have been
sent to Boykins but no arrests have
been made yet.
According to dispatch from Cam
den, E. F. Ballard, the depot and ex-
press agent, received the money on
the northbound train shortly after
noon on Tuesday. He said that sew
eral farm laborers were the only per-
sons to see him get the package.
Left Money in Coat.
At 2 o'clock Mr.. Ballard went to
dinner at the home of Henry Boy
kins, about one-half mile from the
station. He left the money in his
coat, as he had no safe to put it in.
Upon his return to the station he
missed the money and Immediately
telegraphed the express officials in
Charlotte and Columbia. Detective
Smyrl went to Boykins from Cam
den. Messrs. Coley, York, Sadler and
other officials of the Southern Ex-
press company spent yesterday at
Boykins investigating the robbery.
No information as to the robbery
could be obtained from local South
ern Express company officials.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-27
Union Sheriff Arrests.

Union, July 20.-Sheriff J. G..
Long, acting under instructions from
the governor, to-day went to the Off
fee of the city clerk and obtained
the names of the nine parties to-
whom near-beer licenses had been
issued by the city of Union. Seven
of the nine alleged violators Of the
law have been arrested and are ont
on bond. The other two are Ill, but
will be placed under arrest as soon
as practicable. s.s
The sheriff states that he is going!
to follow the law and cohtinne To-
raid the places of business Of the;
violators of the dispensary law unt-
til the illegal traffic is broken up.
Mayor T. c. Duncan is out OF the
city to-day and could not be seen ins
regard to the near-beer situation
here.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-27
What a War Costs.

It costs $1,000 every time thir-
teen-inch gun is fired. A battleship
in war carries eight hundred projec-
tiles, two thousand medium and ten
thousand small calibre, and the cost
of firing them would exceed a mil
lion and half dollars. Europe's
twenty-five hundred ships in battle
would burn two billion dollars worth
of ammunition.
The fighting ships to be employed
by European powers in case of war
would extend, if placed end to end,
for a distance of one hundred and
fifty miles. In case Of war Europe
will put 40,000,000 men into the
field. It would take eleven weeks,
four hours and thirty minutes for a
fighting force of this size to pass
certain point.
Ships in the United States navy
are given target practice every few
months and these tests costs up in
the thousands. At several of the
recent target tests old war vessels
were used as targets, their destruc-
tion being the object of the gunners.
Many of the smaller guns made at
the navy yard in Washington, D. c.,
are tested at great expense at In
dian Head, down the Potomac river
several miles from the capital. Speci-
al targets are manufactured for these
tests.