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News of the State.
(Specials to The Columbia State.)
Fire at Cheater.
Chester. Juno 27.?Firo broke
out this afternoon in Sprin^stein
mill cotton warehouse. Two hundred
bales of cotton were partly
consumed. The firo was cheeked
by mill operatives with their tire
department. Loss from $3,000
to $3,500.
Young Man Drowned.
Laurens, Juno 27.?Berry
Crooper, aged 14, son of Mr.
Joseph Crooper of Youngs township,
was drowned in Enoiee
river, near Van Pat ton shoals
Sunday afternoon.
Passenger on Train Struck by a
Rock.
liocU Hill, June 27.? P. C. L.
I) iwtllo was brought hero Saturday
from Smyrna with a frucl tired
skull and a terrible cut on tho
head He was struc t by a stono
thrown through the car win-low
on tram 136 as it passed Smyrna.
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Tho missile opened tho skull and
drove a lock of hair into tlie crevice.
Do?vdle is not necessarily fa.
tally hurt and has been sent back t
to his home at Losslie. l'he
fctone was thrown by a small whilo ;
boy nnd U. S Henslee, a t'nvcl- I
I ing man out ?>f Atlanta, is said to
have seen the boy when ho let fly j
the piece of ballast.
Fatal Negro Excursion, j
Chester, Juno 27.?A negro j
excursion train from Winnaboro j
to Salisbury last Saturday didn't
turn out to be a Sunday school
picnic. Thoro was tho accustomed
brawling and fighting, the result
of which was that one nogro from ,
tm.s pinee, L'om Hluko, wn? killed j
! and tin own from the train and one i
negro, possibly more, slashed with ;
a knife.
T VO HO 1? LES CURED III .\J I
"1 was troubled with kidney
complaint for about two years,"
writes A. H. Davis, of Mt bidding,
la., <4hut two bottles of
Foley's Kidney Cure effected a
permanent cure." Sold by Fundorburk
Pharmacy.
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Drowns Himself in Seven Inches (
Of Water.
Spartanburg, Jnne 27.?Mr.
A Bnnham Martin committed ^
suicide this morning by drowning!
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himself in a little serinrr hr nnrlt 5 m
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a little valley between North and ^
Converse streets. lie was found
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with his face forced downward!
into soven inches of water. There I
was not the lightest clue to in- j ^
dicate the end of the unfortunate J ^
man was other -than self planned ^
and no inquest was held over his ^
remains. Mr. Martin was 54
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years of age and his wife and four i
children survive him. Tie was a \ t:
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native of the count)-, and lived at
Martinsville. He had been in
failing health for some time and
forjtho past four weeks had been *
in the city for treatment. I lis ^
rash act is attributed to mH- 1
ancholia and despoDdcncy occas \
ion*'d by bad healtn. ^
j Sound kidueya nr<* safeguards 1
I of lifo. Mako the kidneys healthy 1
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by Pnodorhurk Pharmacy.
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3npt. Robert I). Graham of North
Carolina Commits Suicide.
Washington, .June 27.?Capt.
{obt. I). Graham a luwyci 05
'cars old, who served in the Cona.loratc
army throughout tho
*iv11 war and the son ot a former
uhinat officer, leaped from the
lortico of n window of tho sixth
loor of an apartment house today
,nd was so injured that he died a
ow minutes after hoing picked
ip. fclo lmd been ill for some
imo and it is thought heamo
despondent. The coroner
;uve a certificate of death from
uicide. Gapt. Graham was a
mtivQ of North Carolina and a son
>f Wm. A Graham, at one time
jovornor of thnt St;?to and seere*
nry of tlio navy in the cabinet of
'resident Piorco. The deceased
VMS for three years secretary of
ho civil service commission doing
!ho first administration of
President -Cleveland'.
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Vote tho Dispensary Out. ' I
Special lo News ami Courier.
Ivingstrce, ,J 11 n c 27.?Tho j
movement to vote the dispensary ;
out of W illiumsburg County took i
j definite ^iinpo at a meeting held |
, hero yesterday. A petition was '
! framed and adopted, setting out
the views of those who are pushing
; the movement. It will ho.it once
1 set up in print and ono hundred
1 copies circulated through the cor.nJ
ty simultaneously. What th.e re!
suit will bo no ono can foretell,
1 hut there will ho some surprises. I
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This Would I> Severe.
((From the Newberry Observer.):
Tl:o imiu who kept {ho di-pc-n-1
1 smy open in Pickcna f r a month
i ii ft or it lmd been voted out ought
' to he prosecuted in the C ni ls for
' selling liqu r in violation ( f law.
It would be it pood tim ) to show
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that law is greater than liquor.
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Russia Aocepts Dates.
Si. Potersburg, Juno 28, 2 ft.
in.?Tho foreign oiliee has issued
a coirmunication confirmiig tho
statement inado in tiio Associated
Press dispatches that Russia has
accepted tho first ten days in August
as tho time within which the
ursc meeting of the pence plenipotentiaries
will take place.
L'lic precise (Into depends upon
tlio time of the arrival at Washington
of the Jnpnnc30 roprcsontntivos.
In Chernw tho othor day Judge
Watts sentenced a negro to five
years imprisonment for carrying a
;I dly weapon and resisting ni rest.
A'i nt tho same time tho govt rnor
reduced tho prison sentence of a
whit man convicted of carrying
:i pistol to a lino of $40. It the
govcr or and Judge Watts would
compromise on half way ground
un<i :-'ick to that, tlioro he
fewer pistols carried and, so,
fewer murders i ho pistol-toters,
whatever their color, are de;
rviii1^ of no sympathy.- 1'ho
Slate.