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La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-04
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LA DUGHEssA D. 'AOsTA INFERMIEfA

y
State ,Magsiore verri Z morto a
Tripoli, cosf l'Italia avendo per-
duto uno del snoi, migliori ufsi-
ciali. )
II capitano yerri era state dal
governo mandate a Tripoli, pri-
ma che scoppiassero. les ostilita
cor In furchia, per esaminarvi
Ia situaxione Egli vi giunse ira
yestito ,da ispettore pestale e sui
|luogo preparo | piani per 10 sbar.
co della tsuppa; :piani che poi
mando 6 Roma, e servirono. di
fatto alio sharco della spedisione
militares. tt = .
Egii1era del resto un yeterano
dellAfriea, avende preso parte
ALA guerra contro l'Abissinia.
Mel 1900 tfece parte della truppa
Italians Fhelia spediziohe interna-
sipnale contro l Boxers, In Gina.
|iPARRIvo DELLA DucHEs,
|, "a D,AosTA A TRIpoLI
Tripoli ss1.--R sinnto ssgt : 4
piroscafo "Memfl" adibito come
Ospedale della Croce Rossa.r A
bordo troyazi q. A. r. Ia Duches.
"a d,Aosta. - 80
II piroscafo ha avuto una ira.
versata assai tempestosa. Un tenn
porale 10 colse di fronte ALA Fa.
vignana.
PRIGIoNIERI ARAB
NELL'IsOLA DI UsTICA
Ustica, 80. - E. giunto qui IL
piroscafo "Romania" trasportan
to 1000 prigionieri arabi fra cui
parecchi Zaptie (gendarmi) che
tradirono q Tripoli II giuramen.
to fatto di mantenersi fedeli al.
pItaha. .,.
Allo sbarco prigionieri erano
mutt depressi.
I prigionieri rimarranno mel.
lIsola. !
ATTIRE TRUPPE PER TRI-
POLL. f.
Roma, 31.-Sono riuniti molti
soldati che dovranno raggiange.
re Tripon dove si fnvieranno al.
tri rinforzi. Ks -.
II movimento D fatto CON gran.
de segretezza perfno gil uiicia.
II destinati ALA partenza, ignora.
no le forze messe ai loro ordini,
10 data. della partensa Q II nome
dai piroscafi sui quail doyranno
prendere imbarco. ! ~.
Da una .fonte dogma di fede, 81
senosse che rinforzi che parto-
no subito, consistono In una divi.
stone, ossia quattro regiment
d fanteria, cavalleria ed artiglie.
ria q 4gsnio In tutto Is mila no.
saini.~sr.. * '@s'.@.
Et m pol che nj stanno prepa:
frando attire spedizioni, e ne d d.
ina sprcsa a fatto che II governo
eoatisua a ritenere vapori re
laaisitL Dai preparativi che 81
fanna ri puo ritepere senEa tema
di ahaglisre che fra hreve 81 In.
vissasso altre spedizioni q Tripo
II che prima della Ane delp an.
no IL corpo di spsdisione In. Tripo
htania sarA della forza di oltre
cento rnila uomini.
UNA BATTAaLIA IN CoRso.
Roma, 81. - secondo nm tele.
gramma dell'on. De Felice, una
bsttagiia si , impegnata mel lato
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-04

esterno di Tripoii tra ! soldati /
taiiani e soldati turchi ed ara.
bi, e che print sono yittoriosh.
81 dice anche che eltre mile q
rabi furono 'uccisi anella cbattss
glia di HONS, svyeaptas sabats. i,
Le nayi da gnefsa .aembsrasse
no lie leealita allsEst ed all'Ovest
della citta seminando n morte
mel campo del nemici. .chk. .da snal
lati attaccavano / quartieri della
citta. -.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-04
IL cApITANp PIAZZA
SARA" PROMosso.

AA : TFnoMOSsO-
Roma, s1.-tIl valoroso capits.a
no Piazza che ycomanda gil sviSsI
tori italiani al campo di guerra
e:che tanti preziosi servigi ha prsi
state e presta ALA patria, espSs
,nendo in ogni giorno in ogni o-I
"a "a Ia sua vita, sara promosso per
merito di guerra
Tutti 1 corrfsponden dsfRfosI
mali che sseuenQ 70 opesasieai . ..
saitano Pardimento g aabiiita
mirabiie |, del yaIorosissino ufscia
ia. E, 80 I
Anche l'aviatore tenente Ros.
Sd, che sc motto distinto IN que
sti giorni, SARA promosso:: 40 !
LIE ULTIsfE ,DA TRipoLr. :,
Tripoh, so.--I ..soldati : bsscs
dono a lavori' In muratura nellie
trincee per 'reuderie pid rssisten.
ii. s. ~, -. g.. -.
- Continue. l'epurazione del.
poasi. Gil arah convinti di fel.
lonia vengono subito fueilati: al.
tri sono arrestati. lie loro mogli
9 figli yengono nutriti q .ricoxe.
rati nellie Moschee.
- e stata nominate una COM,
nissione composta del colonnel.
10 Alberta, di Hassuna Pascfa,
dell'avvocato fiscale Chiappironi,
dell'Ispettore Motta, e di tire no.
tabili tripolini per sentire 10 d..
fese degli arrestati, e delfberare
intorno ALA conAsca del bestia.
me fatto per punizione. ! =. =
-tE stata vuotata Ia polvsrie
ra sidi Mesri piena di munixioni
per fucilt Mauser di cui soao ar
matt 1 turcM. ~S =.
= - 81 assicura che. alcuni uia.
ciah turchi riuscirono q traspor.
.tare In Tripolitania due pessi e
varie mitragliatrici,.e che, parec.
chic centinaia di uficiali. d'ogni
grado ed arma diri9ousi vexuo
,Tripoli. tgye: a.. .,.,,s...
- Qui e nellie vicinapze tutto.
. tranquillo, salvo quaiche incl.
dente nellie oasi. Z ~. !, -, ::
LIE PERDITE subtle DAI.
NosTRr NEaL1 ULrInI CON.
-. BATTIMENr1, -,
Roma, SOIL Generate Cane.
va comunica al Ministro della
Guerra che mel varii eoiIbatfi.
ment occorsi dai % al % eorren
te morirono 13, ufiiciali . 3sl sol,
dati. ... -. 80.
Rimasero feriti ls ufsciaii =
142 soldati. -.
La spropofzions' ira ! morti = e
1 feriti . dovuta al fatto che al.
cunt repara, ira cui pf1A .Aersa!!
glieri, vennero' colt ALE spalle,
improvvisamente, daeli arabi In
rivolta.
II Generate Caneva aggiungs
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che fyuoti lasciati da queste per
dits ssrahno eelmati con. truppe
psSsa Tr1peli ) altrovg -.
. Io stesso sovsfnatore infor>
"a che ad Hoinl On ssass, la not
q sprsa Aihi6 tsitasa un sttac.
,eo, ei prsssf dsiia Madrueada.
Gil vanposti hanno incomineia-
to snbito u fuoco Il nemico q 4
dato slia fasa. =
LIE soLENs1 EsEouTn Flu.
EERAR1E AT cADuTI MEL
;RBIfIMA BArrAaLIA., - ...- .'
Tfipsai, 80 - Isfi ebse laoso il
prih8 eortso: fsnxbss itaiiano, &c
SaB dalls peiias iunxione NOR.
tHsria nella ehisss cattolica per
H Glme dskti, Anscisii caduti mel.
Tglfimo eombst tihsnto. lie bare
esiao portats . bssscis; le trup.
pe schiesate faesyanb ala al pas.
sssp aa sottso prssentahdo le
arWl II eorteo ORA preceduto dal
ia Mhsica, sssnfssno / ferstri: II
Gossruatore csSevA gli q ciali
sA lori, f'AuHAiteiiI delI'eserci-
90 = Adella rnarius; ie bandiere
q ggimenti ID sssrrs. I can.
Aelie nayi sparavano lugu.
sssnte 4 langhi intervalii. Oil
ezifd pubblicf siprivati, Q 10 ma.
acorate sel porto avevano Ia
ban lera 0 meaxasta.
Al momento al catare le bare
a6lle fosse o. cimitSre. cattolico,
I Rakehesti ssnas n ogni corpo
: sSostanti n ssvl mestissimo
fsOsyO ls ssss= - I J:sposero 1
eanasui dsile eassfse ) dslls ma.
VI On ! ceipi ssepl kntari. L,al
tinaq saiatos alb % fu dato
AaE Govern Stosss rsHpndamsnts,
conmosso, . ds psdrs Rossstti.
: Smile bare eoperte dalia ban.
diera tricolore, spiccavsno lie
shirlande intrecciats di fori .
palms tribute del superiori, del
eolleghi, del dipendenti.
- sembra che alcuae vie della
della citta ID intitoleranno dai
nomicdef pfimi cadati.
Per disposisione del Governa.
tore gil ufsciali . T soldati morti
a TripoI sono stad seppelliti in
un reparto speciale che 81 demo
minera Cinitero militare.
.s..ss.t
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/ RAHTICA1LAki C- ~.
DI DUE ArrAccHI ruRcHI
%4 FAD HONS.
Tripoli, 30.-Ad HONS hanso
ayuto iposo due eombattimne6
in segsito saeii atfaeehl del tur.
chi: uno Il 2s'e 1,alfro II % corr.
- II ssienor Baldars amninistra
tore politico itaiiano ed Homs,
insito n yice-vaIl skesif Boy ad
arspaersi, ppnAsftSndogli che
@ sbe rimandsto q Costanti-
. coa onore.' -. L
sllskif hey risposes che salPin.
d6iAkhi II 23ayrebbe Data a.
nd rispossss s. :. 7: I. 8. .
La rispSstlk eohsistekte neli'af-
taccaFA pripA di unezzogiorne,l ID
eitta. ! bersaslieri per6 con un
bSdiiante contr,a aftacce NON solo
respinsero.i furchi ma Il spiase.
n snehe fno q Msreshs sei. chilo.
1t distasfte DID Hsns 4,
eteeonG lnrforzn. itelisns serano
saiguA Sf tsunette che laraero Il.
tishta sSrsbbe pStuto esser ID
seai,nonf del AMasco Polo. =. =
n nemiso riporto In questo
combattimento 300 uomini morti
feriti. lie perdite itaiiane nei
due scontri furono complessiva-
tnente ,di 3 ufiiciaii e tre 'soIdati
,uccisi di. IT feriti. ,,..
J, Ira 4 uhprti vi fu IL Duca Ric.
cardo Grazioli sante della Rove.
e1sottotenente di yascello a Dor.
do dell'incrociatore .Marco Po-
La madre del 'valoroso = Dana
lo". Y r. 49,.
di Cortes della Regina Elena. La
Regina ha inviato ALA desolata
sentildonha un affettuoso tele-
gramma di condogliansa cosi
concepito: .
Cara Maria: Hal dato un e
roe ALA Patria. bio ii consoli.
Elena. + '-
II sottotenente del Bersaglie-
RI Francisco Iorio cadde pure ad
HONS. 7 . 90. -,
Roma, 81. - r. ufiacialmente
confermato che l'altra notte 1
turchi e gil Arab attaccarono
nuovamstte posti ayanzati ad
HONS, custoditi dail'ottavo Reg
giniento Bersaglieri eomandato
dal Colennello Maggiotto.
Eattacco fu valorosamente re-
spinto . n nemico venne fulminas
to dale Sstiglierie q dar fuoco
nntrito dei bsrsagiieri. % dovette
darsi In fuga dirotta fitirandosi
verso l'interno.. -'-i"'A'
Anche In questo scontro eli 4.
talisni dettero prova del masei-
mo valore. " sf"IE.r' -
4LTRI PRIaIONIERI A
. r. "A TREa4TTI. ss s b.
dreAiti. s0.--sono stati allon..
tanatf I soatti delpfsoIs:. Le pri.
iohi'ospitetanno cir .arabi. Fra
i'prigfcuseri vi . an yeechio con
nm nanfo di .scta cslsste. ,si Gre
de'che sia nm alto sscerdote. @y
! Al prigionieri . state cato pa.
ne, fornageio 9 acqua.
La MoRTE DEL cApirANo
vERRI.
: Roma, 80. - Dial loro ritorno
do Tripoli gil on. sonnino Q Gui.
ciardini haano recato Ia triste
notisIs che u yalente eapitano al
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-04
4LTRI PRIqIoNIER1 A
Z. "a - TREakTTI. ss e.

Roma, 30. - Dal loro ritorno
do Tripoli gil on. sonnino Gui.
eiardini haano recato Ia triste
notisIs che u yslente eapitano di
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-04
BanCa R. D. BencdcttO
IN SOIL 3 GIORNI SONO PAGATI
/ vAGLIA TELEGRAFICI IN ITALIA.

Huoso Ed ACCURATE SERvIZI0 PER RIMPATRIARE.
sgesto Ferroysrio da Thomas York vene papato al
Rne saeo una seEa d etto New del
gia sino al luogo d'imbarco. ' 80 Soio' per Id vail
Soil do'Iar 81 paga Sc passeggieri superano 25.
Aeen faToIaa del Western Maryland della PENNSYLVANIA R. R
per vendta del bgett In quasasi punto dee stati Until
Mileage Book Bigieti Antipaua
sERvIzIo ACCURATE PER BAGAGIL
r. u BOX 368. THOMAS, w. VA.
The evening world., 1911-06-14

ever went before" he said.
The party brought back a yellow
haired monkey. q marmosct and a
parrot. the pets OF Mr.. Beers. and two
monkeys and another parrot.
Commodore Benedict said that he had
heard that the Virginia had been taken
of safely. The whole party were en-
thusastic about the time they had had
in cuba. They described the roads as
being magnificent for automohiling and
said that they were very much inter
cstcd In seeing the work done on the
wreck OF the battleship Maine.
Commodore Benedict went to Green
wich. Conn. in the oneida soon after
landing mere.
At the New York Yacht Club pier at
the foot Of East T~wenty-third street,
several members OF the Benedict fam
ily waited FOR the oneida 60 pick them
up. These included clifford H. IIar-
mon. the aviator, and his wife. the lat
ter a daughter Of MIR. Benedict. and
Mrs. Ramsey Turnbull. another daugh-
ter. and Nlsa Turnbull. They came
down from Greenwich during the morn
Ing to meet the traveller.
The evening world., 1911-06-14

reputation. as It vas the first parcohial
school established In New York city.
Addresses will be made by former teach
ers and pupils of old st. Peters. RI.
Rev. Monsignor James II. Mclean. pas
tor Of st. Peters Church. and his as
sistants have all promised TO attend.
The following arc the officers Of st.
Peters Alumni Society: John J. Connoll.
President; william a. Coakley. Vice
President; John J. Ryan. Historian,
Joseph V. Cunneen. Recording Secre-
tary; T.. ". Fitzglbbon, Financial Secrc-
tary: the Rev. William +. Curran,
Treasurer.
The evening world., 1911-06-14
HOW TO Make
IT VANISH

Any skin blemish which causes an
noyance, whether eczema, herpes,
rash. pimplcs or any form OF surface
trouble, will be promptly disposed OF
by the use of a little Poslam. Moth.
ing over has equalled the work oil
this remarkable remedy in curing OBJ
stinate surface diseases and clearing
affected skin. Hegeman's. Riker's,
Kalish's and all druggists sell Pos
lam: two sizes. 80 cents and 80,
Write for free sample to the Elmer
Laboratories, 80 West Twenty.
fifth street, New York City.
The evening world., 1911-06-14
THREE BURGLARS
BIND WOMAN AND
RANSACK HOUSE
Break Down Door After HuS-
band Leaves and Get Away
With $3.50.
ONE MAN is ARRESTED.
Suspect Positively Identified by
Victim, but Declares In
nocence.
ONE MAN is ARRESTED.

Fifteen minutes after hsr husband
had ieft his home for work this morn
ing three mon broke into the house OF
Mrs. Caroline Miller of No. lin Adams
street, Hoboken. bound and gagged her
and robbed the house. A man has been
arrested and has been identified by Mrs.
Miller as one OF the men who particl-
pated IN the attack upon her. lie was
held without bah and the police are
searching Hoboken and nearby places
for his two companions.
The prisoner is August wsimar. nifty
five years old. OF No. 1872 Clinton street.
Hoboken. He protests his innocence.
bu. Mrs. Miller Is positive he was one
OF the men.
Mr.. Miller te q foreman for the Con-
sumers' Ice Company OF Hoboken. and
It 10 his custom 20 leave home each
morning at this time of tho year about
2 o'clock. The Millers occupy . one
family house at the Adams street ad-
dress and are considered pretty well of.
This morning Mrs. Miller arose be-
tween 2 and 3 o'clock and prepared
preaHiast Tut "er hu"u' n ~
hao Ieit sne 'oeneu '"e uoo' o"u W."
pscH 10 oeo' ono n"u 'u'' 81" Wv"
when there was u hnooN u. '"e uooI'
THINKING her husband mao returhen'
MRS Miller hurried 10 'ho ooor' ono
did not open II, but asked VINO was
there. A mans voice told her TO open
the door. No. knowing who Il was, she
r.,,.ad ana ordered IN. sn.st.r away.
--- -, -. 80. ,,.o
roHCe oFeN CooH NNO o'"o
HELPLESS WOMAN.
. ia. MI, or tho aoor
80,
ana wheh IL ''o''eu "
into the mousse MIS- Ml'!er rusheo
The evening world., 1911-06-14
ENJOYED WAITING FOR RELIEF
TO REACH THEM.

lie would a nothing about the run
ming OF the Virginia on the reef Let
Capt. Bond tell you about that himself
when he comes up" he said several
times. However, he appeared TO have a
good deal of confidence IN the captain.
and said that It was quite fashionable
for to run ashore on that
particular reef.
lie confirmed the stories already told
about the pleasant time they had while
waiting for relief from the Premier.
He said that the accident had given
him a chanco 10 see a good deal OF
Cuba, that he had been taken round
on the Consul Generals launch and
that with Mcssrs. Hoyt and McCutch-
con he had motored over four thousand
miles OF tho country, going as far as
Pinar del RIO.
The baggage of the party was con-
tained IN n trunk borrowed from the
captain OF the Premier and twelve dry
goods boxes. as they had all sent their
trunks home after packing their clothes
on the Virginia.
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ST. PETERS ALUMNI TO DINE,
Graduates Of Historic OLD school
Pinn Dinner Tonight.

Arrangements have been completed
for the nrs, annual dinner o, 81. Peters
School Alumni Society. which will take
place at the Broadway Central Hotel.
No. 673 Broadway this evening.
st. Peters School has a historical
The evening world., 1911-06-14
FAR UP THE AMAZON RIVER IN
BIG SHIP.

DR.. r. NJ. Smith spoke about the ex-
ploration OF the Amazon. He said that
they had gone 1000 miles UP the river
and as far an Itatuba, 10 miles up the
Topajos. a tributary.
This Is further than any large ship
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-10-25
Real Estate Investments.

The foundation Of all wealth il
land and the man who buys land is
putting his money in the safest DOS.
stble place. Some people assert
that the price Of land Is now too
high and these same people have
been saying this same thing for
twenty years and all the while land
values have been increasing. The
next twenty years will see an even
greater increase in values and those
who will buy now will reap a reward.
Those who are satisfied that land is a
good investment are always on the
look out for bargains in real estate
and to them the advertisement Of the
John Clack Realty Company will be
interesting.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-10-25
HONEA PATH LYNCHING AGAIN.
Inquest Over Body OF jackson Negro
May be ReOpened This Week.

Anderson. Oct. 22.-As a result Of
conference between the solicitor of
this circuit and the coroner Of Ander.
sc n county, the inquest over the body
or William Jackson, the negro who
was lynched on October 10 for an
assault on a 10-year-old daughter of
a leading citizen OF Honea Path
probably will be reopened this week
The negro was twice identified by the
girl before he was lynched. but great
pressure has been brought to bear on
the officials by the local ministerial
union and the press Of this section Of
the State. The original verdict Of
the coroner's jury was that the ne
gro came to his death by gunshot
wounds received from unknown per.
sons, and it is generally believed the
reopening Of the case will fail 10
bring out any material evidence
against the persons composing the
mob.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-10-25
MINISTER CHARGED WITH MUIR.
DER.
Poisoned Former Sweetheart. Boston
Police Say.

Boston, Oct. 20.-A narrow cell
In Charles street jail tonight holds
the Rev. Clarence Virgil Thompson
Richeson, the young pastor of EN-
manuel Baptist Church. of Cam
bridge, who was arrested today for
the alleged murder Of pretty Avis
Linnell, of Hyannis, Mass. to whom
he had been engaged.
His commitment to jail this after
noon, without bail, on a charge of
first degree murder, marked a tenn
porary end Of chain Of circum-
stances which police detectives have
followed since the death of Miss Lin
nell. last Saturday, by cyanide Of
potassium poisoning.
Miss Linnell, who was 19 years Old
and a student at the Conservatory of
Music. was found dead in the bath
room OF the Young Woman's Christ
Ian Association home here. At first.
the police believed she had commit
ted suicide. but later DEVELOPMENTS
indicated that she had unknowinelv
taken cyanide Of potassium. sent her
by some other person, in the belief
that 1t would remedy her embarras-
sing physical condition.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-10-25
Cannot Annex to Sumter.

Mr.. B. F. Kelley went over to Co.
lumbia to look into the matter OF
the petition gotten up by citizens in
section to cut of
nine square miles Of Lee County to
be conveyed to Sumter. Mr.. Kelley
does not think 1t can possibly ma
terialize as 1t will leave Lee Coun-
ty less than the constitutional re-
quirement for an old county to have.
We hate to see any section of Lee
County withdraw. but II they want
to go back to the old mother county
and can comply with legal require
ments we wish them well.-Bishop-
Vile Vindicator.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-10-25
f. w. DABBS AT GREENWOOD
Will Address Rally OF Farmers i'm
Court House at Noon.

E. w. Dabbs, president Of the State
Farmers Union. will address a rally
OF Greenwood county farmers to be
held in the court house at Greenw bod
today at noon. The meeting is to
urge the farmers to hold. Mr.. Dabbs
will stop at Greenwood en- route to his
nome from Atlanta, where he held a
conference with Charles S. Barrett.
president Of the National Farmers
Union. and takes the place at Green
wood Of E. ]. Watson, commissioner
OF agriculture, who is unavoidably
prevented from attending today's
meeting.-Columbia State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-10-25
1k mattsnlan aab Soulbroll


Miss Gussie Hood has returned
from Bennettsvine where she went to
attend the Hollis -Breeden wedding.
Mr.. J. r. Norment. II Darlington,
was In the city for a short while
thursday afternoon.
Misses Virginia and Mary Cooper.
Of Wisacky. were In the city Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. w. X. Mccoy. Of ST. Charles.
was In the city Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. J. ID. Ryan. of wedgeneld. wa,
In the city Saturday morning.
MT. c. Il. Sanders. Of Hagood. wa,
In town Saturday.
Misses Theo. Bessie and Willie
Dargan. were In the city Saturday.
Miss Lillian Wilson. Of st. Charles
was In town triday afternoon.
Mr.. J. r. Norment. Of Darlington
passed through the city Monday
morning on his way to Columbia.
M. r. A. Brand. general freigh,
agent OF the A. c. l. Railroad. sta
toned at Wilmington. was In the city
Monday visiting relatives
Mr.. r. M. Cooper. OF wisacky
passed through the city Monday
morning. on his way to Columbia.
Mt. T. III. Parker. Of Providence
was In the city Monday morning.
Mrs. L. A. Williamson and Mr.
Charley Williamson. OF Providence.
spent Sunday In the city.
Mr.. Albert Moore. OF Dalzell. was
In the city Sunday and Monday.
Mra J. 8. Hartseii. o: Cheraw
spent Saturday In the city with
frisndsL
/, Miss Moneta Osteen, left Saturday
for Birmingham. Ala. TO spend some
time with the family OF her brother
Mr.. ID. B. Anderson.
Mr.. c. l. stubbs has been ap-
pointed Assistant Adjutant Com
mandcr In Chief w. q. Pritchard.
Sons of Confederate Veterans. -. +.
Col. w. ID. Scarborough. Of Dal-
sell. was In the city Monday.
Mr.. Porcher Gailisrd. OF Dalxell
spent Monday In the city.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-10-25
A Card.

1t having been impossible for me
to see each one personally and ex-
press my sincere appreciation of the
sympathy and kindness shown me
and my family at the time of the
death OF my wife; and being unwil.
ling that anyone should think me
unmindful or unappreciative Of the
numberless acts Of kindness Of which
was the recipient, / take this
means OF recording my thanks to
the people Of Sumter and to as
sure them that their sympathy and
friendship has helped me to bare
the greatest sorrow that has come to
me in life. l realize now more than
ever before the real goodness and
kindiiness Of the people amongst
whom / live. Sincerely.
w. j. Benjamin.
Sumter. Oct. 20. 1911.
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Tisdalc-C Chapman.

Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock Miss May Tisdale was mar
ried to Mr.. David Chapman Of Ludo-
wici. Ga. The ceremony was per-
formed at the residence Of Mr..
Bradford on r.. Liberty stree. in the
presence OF the immediate family Of
the bride. Rev. d. M. Mcleod Of
the First Methodist church officiated.
y. Immediately after the ceremony
the bride and groom left for Ludo-
wici. which will be the future home
OF the young couple.