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The Washington times., 1912-12-27
Good Plant Production.
Chevy Chase Church
Has Unique Party

The Sunday school Of the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church will give q mag
azinc Christmas party tonight In the
Sunday school room. Every portion of
the magazine will be represented. The
editor'a! page viii be covered by the
deliver an address. The Joke section
Will be represented BY q small Christ.
mas tree upon which are hung Ene.
lish walnuts. Inside the shells are Jokes
or riddles which must be guessed By
those present. An admission fee OF one
apple and one potato will be charged,
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
Officer Recovering
From Spear Wounds

Lieut.. Kinzie D. Edmunds. who suf-
fered Ave severe barone and spear
wounds at the hands Of Moro at Seit
Lake. Joio. Philippine Islands. has
showed much improvement according to
a message received at the War Depart
ment. Lieutenant Edmunds was In
tured while trying to cave Captain Wat
son, whom the Moro killed. and was in
turned slain BY Capt. Rush Wells.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
Methodists' Choir
To Sing Cantata

The choir Of the Ryland N. f.
Church will sing the sacred cantata.
The Star Of Bethlehem" Saturday
night at 7:3o o'clock. A chorus Of TWEEN.
ty.hve voices will be assisted by the
following soloists: Mrs. Milton OdeII,
Miss Gertie Magill. Miss Mildred Pom.
kins. John Garner. and Henry Stevens.
Mss Mary Cathweil Brewer is the or
ganist and director,
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

nation. II sent In. will come through
the Secretary Of the rrcasuiy's office.
before being transferred to the Prest-
dent.
today are Of the opinion that II Mr..
Loeb resigns, II will not come until the
end Of the present Administrator.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
Garbage Collector
Takes Own Life

George a. Janney. thirty.ive years
old. colored garbage collector. ended
his life last evening by shooting him
self III the head at his home. s3l Second
street southeast. Janney left a note in
dIcating he was despondent over having
been robbed of 3l9, the amount given
him in tips on Christmas Day.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
MaSons to Be Hosts,

Wives and daughters OF the Royal
Arch Masons belonging to Eureka
Chapter. No. 4, will be present at a
part OF the grand visitation on Janu
ary 10. Formal reception Of the officers
will be In the chapter chamber. ard
In the meantime the women will gnthe,
In the commander asylum for an or
chestra recital.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
Bishop From England
Will Preach Here

The Bishop Of Ripan. England. DR..
Boyd Carpenter. will preach here next
Sunday at the Church Of the Epiphany
At the morning service. DR.. Carpenter
Ii one Of the most widely known bishops
Of the English church. He recently
made . lecture tour Of this country.
He comes here from New York and will
be here several weeks.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
ProRram for Schools.

The public schools viii open Monday
morning. January 8, and the regular
daily routine will be taken up again.
Superint endent william NJ. Davidson
and his assistants were At their desks
yesterday cleaning up some Of the work
that had gone over before Christmas.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
LOEB NOT LIKELY
TO RESIGN NOW
Omcials Think He will Hold New
York CoIlectorship Until
March (.

II william Loeb. jr.. collector Of the
port Of New York. intends to 70 with
the 0uggsnhsim interests. - reported.
his official rssiination has not been re.
csived BY the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury.
Inquiry at the whita HOUSE today re-.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

S,.as Baltimore and Return, Baltimore
4 Ohio, every Saturday and Sunday.
Good to return until 800 A. NJ. Train
Monday. All trains both ways, includ-
ing the Royal Limited.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
ALASKA RETARDED
. BY BAD COAL Law,
SAYS EXECUTIVE
Report Declares. Fisheries
Will Not Be Hurt If
Statutes Are Obeyed.


Notwithstanding the apparent heavy
inroads now being made upon Tho ,sl,.
cries Of Alaska. the 6snrer ~ ...,o,.
depletion will not continue Imminent.
provided the fshermcr observe faith.
fully the protective laws now IN force
or recently proposed. and nrovi6e6 :.
suitable number of hatcherIcs 1. main.
tained."
This In the opinio, NJ uo, NJ,
ter T. Clark. nj Aia.ts ~,,.s r'.
~ ~. ..... VIZ" Iespect
' p'o.ecuon OF Alaska hshcries.
"h'cn constitute one OF tho greateat
resources OF the Territory.
Oovernor (y.rt Ao,,.... A..
r,tnrv 4. -..,.' 'a. the ier.
Nv. setS"e its tuIi natural
sroWth ana development because Of tho
continued restrictions on the opening
OF the coal helds. and the lack of rail-
n. e ""se popuss"oH'
nr...S .;n. ~: Sno"n cohHoersoie de-
,. '"e ."e' '"st there ID AN
~ '"e cMss ~nicn may De
'eS~oeo as A''Aehed 10 the soil.
Cause Of Decline.
the decline 4. d,o o., n-. A.. .,,
,.h.s ..,. ~ e ~ pa!t 10 oim'h.
'e"eu p"eer min'hx' out IN an equal
the remarkable public cslumnic. .hov,
Alaska. ana tho f.tiure NJ C.,-.ss
,. I.,s ~ Ss'es"
'" WI" "eeeSS"ry "eans OF encourage.
men'.
Though the uold protlucttou lo Al. ,L I.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

oI.as to Baltimore and Return.
Saturdays and Sundays via Pennsylvania
railroad. Tickets good returning until
except Congressional Limited.-Advt
The Washington times., 1912-12-27
Saturday Bakery Specials

best ingredients and baked on the
premises: chocolate. orange. To-
cocosnut, vanilla: each............. xOC
Soc Devil Cakes. made fresh from the
hest and purest stock: baked on C0~
the premises; large sixe OOC
FRESH PASTRIES. ONLY THE
IBEsr ASSORTED KINDS. I0~
IPER DOZEN ....................3V 3VC
.5c Mince Pies. made fresh from high
srsde minesmest. with q rich 5c
Sunshine, Angel, and Rsisin SN
Pound Cake: each ................. 1OV
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

50c Layer Cakes, made fresh from the
hest and purest Ingredients; baked en
the premises; chocolate, vanilla, 90N
orange. cocosnut. each. OVV
Spic" Pound Cake. Jelly Roll 1nN
Africans. Chocolate Eclairs. On
Cream Puffs: per dozen. .."........ OVV
MIX Biscuits. per dozen........ xUC
Ribbon Squares. each ............OC
Assorted Fancy Cakes. per o.
OOxen w
Large Assortment Of Buns, Coffee
Cakes, etc., etc. etc. ETC.. ut popular
prices. Bakery. Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1912-12-27

Six Cakes Soap, 21c
Limit 6 cakes to a person and
none c. O. D.
IVORY SOAP-LENNON SOAP
BROOKES' CRYSTAL SOAP
OLIENE SOAP-SWIFT'S
PRIDE SOAP.
Quart Bottle Strong d.
Household Ammonia for. O2C
Limit 2 bottles to a person and
none sent c. o. ID.
Soap Store-Third Floor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-12-21

showing 12,424,0OO bales ginned to De-
cember -. We're generally considered
bullish, but it seemed from the action
OF the market that a considerable
long interest had been waiting for the
report to take profits and prices sold
about 3@6 points net lower on the
winter months, with later positions
showing a net loss of from 9d11
points during the early trading. Gov
ering by near months shorts checked
the decline around this level and the
market later in the first half hour
worked up to about yesterdays clos
ing.
December, 1880; January, 12.s5c;
March, 12.S3c; June, 12.72c; July,
12.73c; August, 12.5Sc; SEPTEMBER
12c; October, 11.95c offered.
Liquidation of long cotton continued
ard at noon the market was very
nervous with prices shWing a net loss
from 10@15 points.
Spot, quiet; middling uplands,
12.20c, nominal.
Moderate rallies occurred from the
lowest during the early afternoon, but
met continued scattering liquidation
and prices ruled about 12@13 points
net lower.
Futures closed steady
Liverpool Cotton.
Liverpool, Dec. 20.-Cotton-Good
spot business done, with prices
steady. Americna middling fair, 7.56d;
good middling, 7.13d; middling, lid;
low middling, 6.93d; good ordinary,
Sad; ordinary, 5.99d The sales OF
the day were 10000 bales of which
1900 were for speculation and export
and included 5000 bales American
Memphis Spot Cotton.
y Memphis, Dec. 20.-Cotton-Spot
steady and unchanged .Middling
IS 1-Sc.
Daily Cotton Review
(By Miller and Cotter, Memphis)
Memphis, Dec. 20.-Bullish ginner:'
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-12-21
POWER MAGAZINE ON
THE BYRD PLANTATION

G. L. Denny, representative of the
Dupont Powder Manufacturing Com
pany, Thursday let d contract for the
erection Of a powder magazine to be
used by the Atlas Powder Company
subsidiary to the Dupont company for
storage purposes.
The Arkansas Mill and Supply
Company, OF thist city, will represent
the company for this district and Pine
Bluff will he the distributing point.
The magaZine-Will be erected on the
Byrd plantation, about four miles
south Of the city.
The new company is an organiza-
ton growing out Of the dissolution
of the so-called powder trust and is
capitalized at $S,000,000 Mr.. Denny,
who will be state manager, will make
his headquarters at Eallas, Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-12-21
A. TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and; BIZ dder troubles, removing gra-
vel, cures diabetes, weak and lame
backs, rheumatism, and all irregu-
larities. Of the k dneys and bladder
Of both msn and women Regulates
BIZ oder troubles in children, If not
sold by your druggist, will be sent
by mail on receipt Of $1.00. One
small bottle is two months treat
ment, and seldom fails to perfect a
cure. Send for testimonials from
this and other states. E. w. Hall,
1920 Olive street, st. Louis, Mo- Sola!
by druggists. 1918 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-12-21
COTTON
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, Dec 20.-Cotton-Fu-
lures opened steady, points up to
10 points down. Cables were better
than expected, but considerable sell
ing wasr induced by the census report
on ginning, showing 12,424,S53 bales
ginned up to December IS. This was
a larger amount than expected On
and Immediately after the call longs
liquidated and prices went 12M Is
points under yesterdays close. Good
support was offered by prominent
long interests on this decline and this
resulted in a quick reaction, the mar
ket standing at net decline of only
2@3 points at the end of the first
half hour of businesses.
December, 12.96@129Sc; January
1297c; March, 12.97@12.9Sc; May
13c asked; July, 13.04@13.05c; Octo-
Der, 11.S9c bid.
The market was nervous and rather
soft throughout the morning session.
The census figures brought in some
outside selling orders and commits
sion houses liquidated considerable
long cotton. Special buying was heard
of, hut it appeared to be confined to
) January The pointer to the week g
takings was around 100000 bales,
which was rather larger than expect
ed and it caused some buying later
in the morning. At noon prices were
u points under yesterdays closing.
New York Cotton.
! New York, Dec 20.-Cotto opened
steady at a decline of l point to an ad-
vance of e POINTS, but eased off under
heavy realizing. The census figures
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-12-21
COUGHING At NIGHT

One bad cought can keep the whole
family awake at night. Phil. Dsor-
mean. Schafler, Mich, says: Il could
not sleep on account of bad cough,
and | was very weak. | used Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound, and soon
the cough left and | slept soundly all
night. w. l.. Dewoody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-12-21
IC PINE BLFF ARKANSAS SATURDAY

repor was followed by heavy liquida-
ton for long account, while New
York professionals sold freely on
suspicion that SIcFadden was selling
under cover. Strength in January
trading quiet and advanced holidays
and amount giHned seems too small
to permit of heavy selling, or big de-
cline, although market at these levels
bulls slowly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27
REGISTER!
DO 1T NOW

Precinct =. Ward l, Coz East lIsr-
rison-Thas. Woods. Inspector.
Prcolnot !. Ward. - tlQ East Ok
iahoma Sam Eyaas.N lnspcceor.f Is .
Precinct 2. Ward ., Room lO'Grsy
nuildinsvR y Shlnn lnspeclor.
Precinct !. Ward 3. Hotel Royal
--,Wil Brooks. Inspector. f
Preoinct .. Ward 5, colisrs Store
on Hayisou-lhrry AA podd, In
spector,
Precinct |, ward 4. GA West
Logan---P, r. Finch, Inspector.
preciuct >, Ward 4. Corner Fifth
and oklNhoma Ave--M. White, In
spector.
Precinct l. Wand X lt07 West
Washingtou--J. u. Maurice, lnspeo-
tor.
Precinct ., Ward :. isN West
Cleveland Myers. Inspector.
Persons can register any place IN
the city where they can iud the IN
SpectorS az their precincts.
FRANK HINnMAN.
Secretary Logan County Election
Board.
FRED L. WE\NER,
Secretary Chamber of Commerce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

& iNNi NtitN AnN nNAdlNf w wv ANNf
Z liarmed harrloadeS almost to tho roof
Wisconsin Receivers From FLOODS
Milwaukee, Wis IaN ~ addition
's reports today frOm the flooded dis
els Og northern Wisconsin bear Out
.lAo oNtcnSlteRess - the damage hY
,lpe torrent which swopi down iht
n lSconSin river and It's tributaries
e om north at Mausan early WcdncS
'taN, when the RrokaN and other dams
saw way.
The flood WatoA swept through
y auseW. croating untold damage 10
over plants ana manufacturing and
.o. hcr business concerns. reached Mer'
fil today flooding that town almost
mplclcN and driving many persons
Nom their homes
NNalN an the business concerns N
NcrviN we're compelled 60 shut down
aAa people used Aoats "a set from one
rar, N The town 10 another The
uamagc 90 MERRILL is reported al
5000 oeo
cssriS IN The Fleed
The Hood when j. Uachea Merrill
carried with 81 millions ot feet oi
togS boat houses and boats and huge
les Of achr3S. Which wcrC swept
om near shore points
fNN conditions AT NauSau arc he
AmiRg normal ssain, Aat the damage
sa thst vicinity is placed AZ the con
erNatSve estimate % sSo0Oea,
4 Merrill Gi~AioA tells ot the re-
laoVSl NJ a woman and her newly born
r. tS when ihc house In which she
v ~ living Mas sageatcnea Ay the
fSsO<A,
William WStH an employe AZ the
ever plant N ,bc Merrln Nlvctric
Slt company. Is aeNcs ed to have
er0wNea when tAe flood swept
roNeh ,',&S structure,
CaNt0nvNe ecNerfS she washing
eat og dsm owned BY tNo le,-sl NAV.
featuring coNeeVas. resulting ia So
+ e damage,
\ aSm al fNlssa 1er tWcNy miles
, orlh oi CsonGo Nalls Mss mashed
VI anal srNenusENe fee2 oS taltway
acE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27
IS
DUCKED IN
HORSE POND
LURID NJ A R RI A C e FOL.
LOWED BY UNUSUAL AND
BARBARIC CEREMONEY

Special TO the Daily Leader.
Altus, Okla. July sa-The ducAlns
OF the bride and groom in filthy
tank and other turbulent and bolster
GUS proceedings marked marriage
/ in jackson county which certainly
sets new fashion for this section OF
Ii1klahoma. The contracting couple
was Mrs Lulu Mccoy. said by the
master Of ceremonies at the wedding
TO be dashing Young widow OF si
Summers and J, w Richardson, a
Young farmer. both living near Head
rick. this county,
! J. T. Ernst. a justice Of the peace
I oi Headric6. who performed the cere-
lmony. states that IL was lurid az
fair. The nnpialS were celebrated
lamid wells and shouts which were
heard for y mile Al the conclusion.
the sNride was sei1pd BY her mother
snan xwo sisters and dragged 10 a
small tank filed with about two feet
az water and mud and there. after a
struggle in which she lost most OF
her Wedding tinery. she was adriotly
and thoroughly ducked in the slime
The same process followed for the
groom al the hands OF his brothers.
Before he was landed in the tank. a
lstrncgle took place in which all the
II en- present M the wedding TOOK pari
and after il was over the groom was
compelled 10 borrow = shirt and pair
'oS trousers before he could present
himself to MS wife and take her
home.
The justice also was compelled 10
conduct the ceremony On ~faH time
= custom which DE declares he wNi
nor follow asain 10 please any we'd
Chg party. X Is ss2id thai the young
women of iieadrick will stremuouslS
,cD@ose any move to mRee the 2eu
rssh.rn Is general one for wead ncs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

Washington, u. C.. luly ST-iJexa
NpertS. who AaVc made 3 study oi
The proposed regulations Derrrnins
.ihc importation and sale or cNiorn.
lmorphmc. cocaine. COCOA and thor
derivatives and preparations, which
were drawn M hN The hHrean ol chem
sSsry ONdcr The direction oi nc. hS--
vey ". Wilv4 shortly before he re-
: gncd as chlct of the hnrcSa, have
agreed the NrN'oSed regulations Wti'
Rave lNilc. Il SpA value ip lNc eSn-
ps gn tc restrict he traffic lU hc
IGWsS The fault il SEEMS, lieS tn
I4hr fact thst lhe hNar0 81 food and
drug Inspection. whosc dut3 i would
lse 10 aqQly she regulations has no
power 90 atisch = penalty Sor be
ltuforcsmrRt of tee proposed rcsu.s.
onS
l3 is pointed eal Ay S0 authority
.lAst thr mvtirrS ef comgNsns wta
.fho regulations II fna'ly 9ut aic c-
fett. Noal6 rcSi onN w3th the honor
F TIE importers sad fhe Hcti75tN "
the state authorities iNst Il an 3ra-
ssaTtrv chase be co0'a dssrVgao4 thc
regulations. AVID rHV hslVeaW ot chon-
3ssrr or thc Doa~i Woa'& Ne power
aeSs. .u tAc absence 2, sQtAo-'ES 10
attach a PENALTY Ser Violation
0n ihc ctAcr hAnd Y IS SyT oea.
ghe 6rass coa3d ne yracca throusa
fe method graaaS>s a sAV rcS0la-
}sens &w& fGan3 to ae @Sc3 in NN-
lss>Nn q, aas state }&w thS w
geaad ~ invoked asa aSt .hc pc0ScN
-. o. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

Special Netlse--ManN NeN.onS ART
seaksns inquiries fog ne o,a.ume fc
ana IL SNvh moNid say ,NtS form0
ia is nNw NN{ oW uudcr lhc name N
NAsTsAH,No. manufactured Ing kA
fAN\e Company, Columbus Ohm
Write ihem and theN MI oe pleased
So scRa N0a flyse booklet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

\ stray yellow horse. fax eoloned
@sile aud IsA- weisAs ehoaF 500 os~
On HouSer'S farm. miles ner-h of
tcwn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

ANY citizen Of Guthrie who desires
10 vote ut the August primary, the
general election IN November or any
'usher special or regular election dur
nr the next two Years must register
before 2 o'clock next saturday night.
II he has not already registered dur
hg the present month
Your registration certificate of two
: ears ago is worthless and YOU can
not register IN October unless YOU can
show that you have become legal
II oter after August, or that YOU were
oui az the city during the cntirc
period ol July registration
HNcry good citizen should partici-
pate IN the primaries and the election
Nf officers and IL Is very important
that the vote Of every qualified voter
of Guthrie DC cast and counted right
az the question Of removing the cap
iial
II Won arc otherwise dualihed TO
vote be sure 10 complete Your uuan-
3cation ny registering at once 10 it
now dc not put it on. To-day is the
right time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27
Drug Habit" Must
Stop, Says DR.. Wiley

manufacturers proposed a conference
~ leading dealers in drugs and mem
berS az the board with a vicw 70
framing All satisfactory 10 every
aedH concerned fer enactment into
eaw ny congress- K viii Dc only by
This means, they argued. thar proper
,ontrol OF the drug traffic viii ac
obtained
I On the other hand, nv. Valley, sp-
aesring AS private citizen. urged
Ihc eN1 imeni of the proposed rsgu.
aloDs ON the Sround that they wali
efsbls the auiAorii1cS To heeg track
q, theSc drugs after they we're i'm
sor1ed. snd the regulations wili do s
Neorla 81 good and contribute isrSeis
10 thc suppression of The drag hso'
a. E8c expressed his belief ihsJ ihs
regulations Wcald stand test in the
cGU~G> and Will hs the stepping sgopn
Ia The iusi enactment of 4 StrlnScnf
AU tha, w8n Supplement- thr src ml
'statuteS ana eventually ra Ghe coNn-
.t~ eg dope Honds aad nal-aract
t3oae-S
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

Mts, Charles Ansraueh, oi Cromwell.
lnd,, SAYS
"fsoEnha hSs been a godsend 10 me. l
can feel safe in SAVING thN, n saved my
life, o. was AL run down and was 1Nst
miserable when / commenced taking
vNut reruna, hRi am an the read 10
recovery nows loannot thank You teo
YanSh,N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27

Tc EE CUREp al raesu ssssrn
nh Es Is snsSs- acises GuE
ra 49, lSSs 8ss3 >s~Ssssa~ s- Xon
usa@ ae Spnc Ga GET HOOD S.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27
CASTORIA
~ IrSxrsx szs kfzsz-~r
II IE IN sEH isaz sngf.
E7r sn% N -
S-saszz-s = -s<--s<y-s s< @SZss.

a- 1-azsl-s1 ~ ~ All
~ S s. sns-i-salf
ss sS IN HAnE
ss za1z s -s.Fa.ss z.zsE 1z-gs-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-27
DEATH LIST
FROM FLOOD
REACHES 81
,csnupu.s from saa. or.l

ItNai nllvd The heAdlnE 20 The Ool
liermcd AarrloedcS almost to tho roof
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NASNEAN$ oAV&S

s@. SssA - A.sasg S& os.esss
~ss@sSas .sst s.sn
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WHERE TO REGISTER

Precinct /. Ward !, sAS East
Cleyeland-E. {. nodd, Inspector.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-03-07
Clifford Way in Custody.

Aiken, March 4.-Clifford Way,
the negro who was trailed by blood
hounds brought here from the State
penitentiary Saturday night in an ef-
fort of the Aiken county authorities
to capture the man who last Friday
night attacked a young white woman
in the employ of C. Oliver Iselin, of
New York, was taken into custody
to-day after Mr.. Iselin had held a
conference at the city hall with the
sheriff and chief of police. Although
the dogs followed the tracks directly
from Mr.. Iselin's place to the home
of the negro Saturday night, he was
released a few minutes afterwards
for the reason that his shoes did not
correspond with the footprints left
in the rye patch across which the ne
gro who attacked the young woman
made his escape. The negro protests
his innocence and claims he was at
home with his family when the at
tack is supposed to have taken place.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-03-07
IN THE PALMETTO STATE
SOME OCCURRENCES OF VARIOUS
KINDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
State News Boiled Down for Quick
Reading-Paragraphs About
Men and Happenings.

The legislative committee will be-
gin it's Investigations into the late
State dispensary to-day (Thursday.)
Miss Jennie Jones, of Easley,
aged IS, was accidentally shot in the
leg few days ago by fve-year-old
boy with shotgun.
The city of Columbia has raised
over forty thousand dollars for the
location of the Lutheran girls COL
lege in that city and will be one of
the strong competitors.
Mrs. I. E. Ehny, who shot and kill
ed Ella Graham, colored, in Charles
ton about a month ago, was tried in
the sessions court in Charleston on
Tuesday and acquitted. She did not
testify.
The Harmon presidential head
quarters in Washington gave out a
statement on Tuesday that Governor
Blease says, 1--WE expect to send an
uninstructed delegation to Baltimore.
but it will be for Harmon