Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE INTELLIGENCER ESTABLISHED t860 Published every morning exce>t Monday by The Anderson Intelligen cer at Hu Went Whittier Street, An derson, a. C. SEMI-WEEKLY I.NTEI.LIGENCEB I'tiblifched Tuesdays und 1'rldayB L. M. GLENN..Editor and Manager. Entered as second-class mattel April ll?14. at tho punt ollice al Anderdon, .South Carolina, under the Art of March ::. 1871?. . ASSOC I ATE? Pit ESS DISPATCHES *i eluphono. SHlSl'KII'Tllltf HATES DAILY On? Vcur.$5.00 i-lx MuutllB.2.T.0 Three Months.i.'-l One Month.\'i Ono Week.10 SEMI? WEEKLY Omi Year.,.fl.?O Six Months. ... ;.7f? Too intelligencer is delivered 1*7 carrier in the city. Look nt the printed label on your jin per. Tho dato thereon shows when thc Miiii ci i;,lion expires. Notlco dale ?ind label carefully, and if not correct please notify US at once. Subcci'ibern desiring tho nddrcss of their (?Aper 'manged, will pleaoo ntite tn their communication bulb tho -dd and new addresses. To Insure prompt- c^ollvcry, eora f taints of non-de'?vory in the city ?.I" Andoruou should bo rando lo the .Circulation Department before 0 n.-nt. i.nd ii copy will bo sent at onco. I All checks and draft:? should . o dru wu to Tho AndorHon intelligencer.. ADVERTISING TSotcu will bo lurch cd ou applica tion. No if advertising discontinued ex cept on written order Thc Intelligencer will publish brief nnd ratiouul Icttcru on subjects rf general Intercut when they aro ac companied by tho nnmen and ad dresses of the authors and ere not o? a <lc furn a tory oat ii ru. Anonymous communications will not bo noticed, hejected maruscripts will not be ri mmed. do or?'tr to avoid delays on account o? picona? nbsohce, letters to The Intelligencer Irtiohded for publication should not bo addressed to any Indi vidual commited with tho paoor, but simply to The Intelligencer. WEDNESDAY", MAY 27. lt?lO. : Tho Iluh-rtnhs will ' soon bc j coming, m. . ?? ? ' . :": M King CUttou would -welcome-';1'nj . riilgn " lt's ubout lime for uno thor nether, bout ont iago. ?tit? former's uro talking or laying by buforo they start. ' ' '.. . ..~T?>~~" ' '? . . . ? ' . Tho Irony of fate-a railroad pasa to ?hu mountains aud *kncc doop in work. : . -;. ;?. ; .Kpf~: ?'; ' , -j ;. ... .,,v i .... In it wc?ioiii city, o mun named' Slrungo hun Wed a Miss Simple, and both ure Odd Follows. , Because ho can't ulcup nt night Mr Wilson needn't think'ho hus. anything un ni! in that rojipofct.' ' ? WilliainBtbn. 'ia ' meeting bur dlaari tro with thornie indomnitablo ctiur ,,- ?sc mt shown :}jy. Augitata,.. .. ... IQ,, ". .' ..? The. next gdhorhtlon will produce moro Fruds thau ' Theodores' if . we incut- with sucosa- in- Mexico. ; ? ? ? ? . nows will'get scant attention v. hun tiju ptl'ha vouVcntion opona in - Now York. After that '..We'll ? have tho political Cirt-UH. : ' -o4-' ( . An And?rson mon got.enthused ovor some brown gravy he ate for ?upper that ho composed a Hue or BO vt pdotry about it.v '?'he next morn . ' lng ho didn't go to work.: . '. ?? '.a . / , ? We told tho landlady a cork j ng fried cheken* dream thaj^ hutted, into our Slumber the bUier night. There was hot a scintilla^pf^?^pf^tT'-h^l it, but she .missed tht point two lengths. '^v-^S^???KK?B?lSi C I I -. - i .v-V Some fishing trip, requisites: S: ' , .<:>, Biscuits, '?? . ' 'Bacca. Bait.. Boats: '*??'. Bl under bits. . ?Bacon. INVESTIGATE THOSE UAH)S lt ??B charg?e after the Columbus ra?da (hat that outrage wu? uot a mero criminal whim of Villa'? hut a criminal deed instigated by outside Interests. Some laid the massacre toi Gorman plots, and some tu thc uta chiiiatioiis ot Ainerlcun Interests do si rous ol forciiiK Intervention. Since thc raid un (Jlcnu Springs) Hie Mexicali representative at Wash ington lins declared thut his "gov eminent "lian accurate" Information tout Hie ifttaok WUK organized in th? United States." Il seems Incredible that any Amer ican citizen, cveu to promote a cause he deemed worthy, would knowingly instigute such crimes. But inasmuch as the accusation has been made, lt Oliglil to bo Hu roughly Investigated. Suspicions ought tu bc ?wept away.] The nation ought to know what I truing on behind thc scenes. It would probably be found that I none of our follow citizens arc di rectly responsible for Um forays across the border."-' flflt-ff jany? o'.' them arc found to be responsible, .thoy are guiltier thun tho Ignorant and pur chasable Mexicans who serve as. their | tools, and should bc punished accord ingly. If we Intervene lu Mexico we must do so in a just cause, not ns the dupes bf men who hope to gain personally by. thchnllun.'?..assumption, of so huge qnd costly n task. THE 1HI81I EXECUTIONS .Sahl thc Manchester, .(Eng) Guard Ian, after tho'second group of Irish j revolutionist:- had boen shot, "Tho Dublin executions are becoming an j atrocity.'.; ^.'\?,'.f{f, v . Nearly' all ?merldaB* :W'tli agree to that. Unquestionably all the rebels legally forfeited tlielr lives by taking jp arms against thc government. Out .lint fuel docs not make wholesale ex ecutions either wiso or just. Irish discontent und revolution have itways thrived -on' martytlum. ' It is \ well known tact of racial psycolol jgy that tho irish cherish- grievances uoro than most peuple und havr- moro j roveraneo for their heroes. Every uhlcd execution sends a thrill of an ;ry resentment through Irolund andi lives a long-wronged nation new he roes to rovero. 7 .dged by.. results, the British govonu...;nt coull) afford | td loso-, a British general tor every ^ftjil? lender ' tl^al^ fapcH^ a. tiring squad. ' And-' in tho* light ' of the ' tolerance extended to. other .rebels, such pun ishment bears th? -stomp-of injus tice. , Th? leaders of .the. 'Boor re bellion were pardoned. Tho Dub lin fighting was war-tho numberH killed and wounded arc - evidence onough of that^ Is an Irish . rev olutionist dcBorvlng of severer pun ishment, when he falls; than ,n Bocr| evolutionist? ' . And by tho way. now that Slr Uog rr.Casement in going to. trial-will he bio treated as tolerantly ns Slr Ed ward, C?rson was in his treasonable campaign two years ago? Or ls .reason in Dublin different fron? treas on In Belfast? .THE NATIONAL ANTHEM liuitlmorc. council has undor consid eration ? un ordinance providing that 'Tho 'Star .^Spangled lianne r" shall , bo iiiayod only in its. entirety, that*there ilutll bo no variations, and. that aU person shall stand during tho rondl ,lon.- .'. . . - ..' ""' " . '. . '. f.. Tho proposed legislation ls on i .ar with' .'tho' hine foot bed cheat law ind ?thor idiosyncrasies. . One has i feeling Of dlsguest for those who io far lack common ; Sense that thoy rc at the nattonat- anthem'' as a rag Jme production, but when audiences nanlfest their disapproval tito anthem viii'he regarded hy musicians .es a nore, sacred com pos I tl on. The at empt to. regula.- all phases of hum m conduct hy leglBlutlon ls beyond LINE,0! Weather *\jr??aet-"?'?tr Thursday, "rlday partly cloddy , i ' v farris ot the Andereon Cotton mill, ros;a.. vit^jjst Sheriff Ashley's of ?ce yesterday.: ; Joseph 1B a^nofcna 83 ot the. 'sli'eriflr and fob yefy ich dlsoppoin 'cd yeSiardoy'afternoon jen :?ie ' J?ierlf? ; had gone to Col -mbla. ? ' tojeph ls now neatly, eev n mont'ta old and ls on exceedingly aifire- |p?lijr7??":l(i??''- ?t?s^^-^?Wf?Jn) 9aj| T?SM ' Strath* old, ho'weighed * 5? 1-2 Ie, which ia ft record for ? baby iat 'sja*> >; While' in the court ibuse yesterday aftemoort ; the Katy ras a gsnihal favorite' and th e fa th er hud u mighty hard time in getting ! him In u IK; ti on to go huck home. No, there IK sont Qt h lng really tu the story printed in thia column yes tcrday morning about the "spirit" talking In u lionne in the lower part if the county. More visitors io tho city yesterday continued to tell the suntu tales regarding the ghost. A number of thc people from An di -roon will Blend the celebration at Iva on Friday night when tho lights will bc turned on. Severul uutomo bile parties have been arranged. The Clemson cadents are very ap preciative of the courtesies extended them hy Mr. A. P. Carter during tho recent encampment and In many ways ure trying to repay him. ills nani'1 has been plnccd o.. the mailing list of "The Tiger." and ho enjoys rend ing the college weekly very much. He luis also received a large United States flag from tho boys. Yesterday he received a very huge Clemson bauner which bore the names of all the olll cers of the cadet corps. On The Rebound Recently the Intelligencer curried the following editorial paragraph:. Let's <iuit work and go Ashing? We've got to huve a fish story and that seems to ho thc easiest way out. The following anonymous reply! from Auburn, Alo., was received in j yesterday's mall: Don't go. Stay on your Job. Hero] is your fish story, taken from tho Montgomery Advertiser: ALLIGATOR UAR 18 CAUGHT IN WATERS OF JACKSON LAKE AU tho undesirable fish in Jack son's Lake are Uelng taken from that body of water by means of a net, un der the supervision,'of Jack Murphy ?nd Friday; with J. -S. Noble, he caught one pf these undesirable aud had a tug with lt. FmmeLiicd in the. net they found an aligator Oar .which measured six feet seven luches lu length and thirty inches in circumference, weighing 18? pounds. Thon came the problem of landing this toughest of thc Minny tribe. They used an oar over Its head und body, and broke it. While floundering around, the gar opened its mouth and another oar was thrust down lt and twisted around. "The gar clamped down.on the oar many times and as often as lt releasod its grip It was revolved insido the fish. After au iiour of this kind of war fare,., the .gar. was ltnally killed. J,lt ls ffow "on exhibition at thc Robinson ,V?bIo nsh market, where it can 'ho seen all Sunday rimming. Whatever That ls , Tho Anderson Intelligencer BayB: "A litio vacation now and then ls i3lished by the newspaper men/' Quite right, brother. Wo aro planning to tiks ono, but our planB "gang aft ..lglcy."-Abbeville Medium. BELIEVE IT OR NOT A GRAY MULE DIED Scoff and Jeer If You Like, But| ?Tia True - Atlanta. May 17.-A gray mule, owned by Bills FnmbrougjW. a negro, Ins died at Dalton,-and tho death was i\ natural one. And thereby all. records have been broken for it ls'said to ho a fact that a gray mule novcr dieu. . Ono: man out - of . 1,000 may scoff j and Jeer at suph a tiling, but tho re maining 909 will toll" you. that a gray mulo never dies. ' Not oven tho scof fer among the 1.000 will go so far.au to mako a positivo statement that bo over saw anyone who ever saw a dead gray mule. Prior to the death of ti:o one at Dalton, lt was. it is claimed; simply a plain, blunt'fact that a gray mule never did die. But, according to report, thcro ls no doubting tho death of tho gray mulo at Dalton. Tho body w^s view ed hy enough reputable citizens to establish absolute proof und to-bring to light the sensation. THE BAPTISTS WONT UNITE IN MISSION (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONS.) land where R sends R*missionaries. The. board saya further, that -.t will j riot engag? 1n. arty forth. ot coopera tion, 'hospital, publication or educa tional which is not fully, reported to I the convention arid which does, not | meet the approval of \he convention. ' 'Th?^b?ord. reports the most 'suc cessful year in the history of ' the church's foreign missions. -Converts baptised numbered 6,471 and 77, new churches were organised. Mlsslon urlos number 31 0,133 men and , 183 womer?. A foreign membership of ?8,830 ls organised into 459 churches; 95 bf which, are se.if sustaining. Na tive Christians contributed $120,r?Gl to sustain the work last, year...1 ,/lTh?> missionaries bav? ?9* native helpers. Sunday schools flourish, the'. $02 jchools haviag ,710,1190 scholars, rnere ara 45B mission schools with 13,591 students, six of the'mission sqraols aro dovotcd to. Bible training j# wontec, there toeing 1 ai atudents. Mnetoeu medical missionaries troat id 74,366 patients in 9 hoapltnl build-; Inge <u-.tt 10 dispensaries. '_..;.' SECURING NAMES OF H?& RAISERS TO AID FARMERS Southern Bell Has Compilation Plan WM Prove Boon To Planters Atlunta, Cu.. May 17.- Tho South ern Moll Telephone company has in augurated a pian lor compiling the names of hog raisers that promises to result In a groat hoon for the far mers of Georgia and adjoining states. The pur pote of the move ment ls to bring thc fanner in touch with the packing' house, and there by secure for the farmer the ready .sale und tho best available prices, for their porkers. Tho names of fann ers who hove, hogs, lo soil are listed, together with the addresses ul these fanners, the number of hogs avail able at present,,.the! ' weight, und the approximate number of hogs that will ho nvailab'" for thc entire y~ir. Through the u,se ol' .ihc.^c?ephonc local managers at different points have Kotten in toue'.i with a num ber of the farmers of the country anti secured the desired information though there are scores- of others who raise hogs and who probably have some for sale at present willi whom the telephone managers have ' been unable to communicate with' per sonally. The plan was originated for the benefit of the farmers regardless of whether or not they had a tele phone. Tho lists compiled In each com munity will bo placed in thc . hands of the nearest packing company, thc primary object being that of en abling the packers'to secure ship ment j)? hogs In car load lots, mak ing possible a 'better price paid to the raiser because .of the minimiz ed freight charge. The information furnished the puckers will make il easy for them to determine when a car load shipment is available ,n any community. CONVICT SHORTAGE ONE PROHIBITION RESULT FACING GA. Since Booze? Wiped Out State Cannot'Get Enough Men ? ?? For Roads " ' .... -"T- . .'? Allanta. Ga., May- 17.-in order to got enough convicts to carry on the public road -work that has been mapped ouL-.byg.tB? rasions ?eftunfckp tho state of Georgi} nfifit return-.' to open bar rooms, wldcli.'uiultl-ply vio lations of the' law] rJiejKt^ierefore mul tiply the number or Convicts. This ls the logteal conclusion ol the dlscufc-jicm[.. that.'lis - gbingd/ the rounds of the state concerning the shorluge of cunvlcra}' which "dlrcady has become apparel^ in less than a mouth after the new .ir-djlbltion laws went in effect. . -J .>. . Tlio construction .department of tho city of -.Atlanta, complains that | tho city stockade, which- works the ! city convlctB on city;- plreet Work, is running short, ?md will soon be down to a mero handful of men it tho decrease continuo?. , i The county commissioners of Ful ton county declaro that prohibition a nd - probation'' combined have . played havoc with their program for con struction and niaiotaincncp of roads. All ov-?r the state-, tho cities and city counties aro experiencing the samo shortage,' and,, .municipal' and county authorities uro .biiay . devising ways and mc^ns of.., meeting .the situation* '..". ... Of course thc question arises, shall lb:? state continue with ' prohibition ard a shortage of convicts work tho roads, br shalk tho ?taj^.cetv(rh lo tho days of tho open saA&m' in ordVi; .to replpnlsi Hs convlc^.Suppiy? ; . . And .further, should ihe statte..abol ish tho probation sVstohti'. which" has revolutionized the treatment of bf: fenders against the ufa' hy.''^lyldg them a chance to pr?Ve'their doter mlnation to reform,,'th order to re cruit tho convict gangs .up. to their former quota? MARKETS Now York Cotton. . Open High Low Close July.12.ii0 13.08 12.90 13.?S Dct.. ..? .. ;:: i?W?&?ixriz.?$ Deo .. .. .. .,13.2.^32,lf,2l1}v.8l Ian .. .. .. .. 13.2?>m6 13.37 18.8f New' York spots 13;t6 ' v.-..- ! Liverpool Market ^V-1'-'. Open .-Close May. and June '.'. jv*. ifl4 8.^0 fuly and Aug \. .fu?'.'^'.iXr 8.22 3?t and Nov .. . . ;.i $.f?}.TAO ; 7.R Receipts{*?.50O. : " Sates 10.000. \ ?r]. Spots 88.54. ';', ' . ralf ta n Curio. . A t i an t a.. May . 17,-A cu r Ions. - CA! t bas, made its aopearance at Weeks!, near Durant. .Miss., according to a letter Just received hy * an Atlanta a tock dealer. The - calf 'fia? rVjbodr| ind. foct like. any. other - wir but i? j has a coif head with .a human head between tts eyes and jbur*. Ita noso and mouth are Ilks -a calf, its eyes are on the beginning(of the large lead \and tsth?s<>her,d ?ks .earh. l}ke a THE TRAVELER * 11 lxGD_4jJtlit 7 I_8.1^_H0|J?|12|13 ?4|j^ll6|l?|18li9|20 21122,2?l 24125126127 I A281291 SOI 51f"? 1 ? [itJA Tell us where you're going and we'll tell you what yoi' need to wear. Eve* y thing is here for man of boy to wear anywhere and the necessary (raveling bags and suit coses. One of our grays makes a practical and be coming traveling suit and a blue ?ergo ic an indispensable companion. . >-v-./.' Suits for men and young men $10, $15, $20, $25. For the boys in knickers from 4 to 20 years, suits from $2.50 to $12.50. t Superior shirts in supreme styles, designs for everyone. Patlerro from the quiet black and white to the noisy greens. Sport shirts too in new ideas. Featuring now, Palm Beach oxfords that give your feet the rest cure and but a little more style in your appearance too. They're made special for us by a'maker whose out put wc control locally. They're long on economy as well as comfort and style at $3.50. The Store with a Conscience The Leaders of the North and.the South Are Accurately Impersonated In the Big Griffith Spectacle, Which Comes To The Anderson Theatre Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday llumiiibnil School to' ?.'?OBO. Tho "patrons and friends of Hani niond school aro cordially invited'*o ho present' at the closing ; exorcise? to bc ho ld at tho school at 8 o'clock Friday-'evening, May 19. There will bo. a poiind ?upper sorved after tiici KO hool exercise's. ' ' g?j_SB O $ $ $ $ $ A dollar domi-A . dolr J ?!ar u week or t>ay day. ! 'that's tho' Siniplitled ?avl?ge 'System. way.:\Qn?' ly you can-pay tn any . amount from 10c upr each;) week "or 'pay-day. * ' . - ? ! ': Your money, bears inter est compound ; quarterly;? Yout? when you..-need it, j Every man should join tho t ?mb,' - , " ; ; Start any tlme^Com-j p?ete inanity payments. ; j m? .. .. . . , . . ,. ? . :. ? i Side Dfessi?gYoeag Corn . Some of ihc. farmers are calling", for . Side Dressing IIO\V for their ypuiig corn. We Have The Goods Their idea is to Side Dress \vifh this mixed goods ' now and a????Iftlc : hit laier (\Vith ^svUa.v.. This v/ilt ,make .corn if it can bc made; .VWe. j?ay?'^Uje uijxed gooils and ' y the soda. " ;'. "' ' . - Thc oat crop is fearfully short this year and the curiv - crop should be "rt?sscd;" ; Yolr will 4ind Ihe mixed I?OO4S: '.. and the soda ?at thc Farmers~Q\l 'Mili "'and-at the Fertili zer Mill. ' >? '. v->. ". : Anderson.Phosphate k Oil Co. .%. ANDERSON, S. b.r ' . . ' .; ; -wv': S '-. - ... . ? :,W:';, ... ' VVe have sncclat conveniences at the Fertilizer Mill f<i^ loading.. AF: & o. co. .?r.""*?'V!rr lat?l??ea??f Wa?t Ads