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THE PICKENS SENTINELJOURNAL. Kutcrcd April 23, 1003 at I'lckcim, S. C. ax second clan* matter, imdorcofoiigrcnM of Itlnrcli 3,1871> 39th Year PICKENS. S. G. APRIL 28, 1910. Number 49 " ' OWRIGFOIIS^RIMF ?BADV FOR VE-.BAN,. I .... , THE POWE >1-liL . minnow *JET? that if tloio to anger is better t than ho that takct ^j/OHN THE BAPTIST, becaus 4 and mouth-piece of God. \vi his courtiers and the great ^ and tho more prominent pet fanatics. Doubtless iliey would li not been for their fears of the peoi gladly and declared that "never mi npnnlo hallova/1 /% r?v|..w vviavTVVI WWUU IU UU a l-'l UJUJ We will not nndertake to say not when he repfoved the King ni it to be the wiser plan for Christ God fearlessly and plainly, withou each hearer to apply the message represents au uncommon class of ambition. She married the man v tlou to u kingly position. But wli peror to his brother, Herod Antlpi and, deserting her husband, becati tlst. while fearlessly denouncing si of his teachings to King Herod. Some have nssumcd that lleroi the palace and give a talk on the r nectlon. the prophet pointed out that it was not in harmony with tl brother Philip's wife. Herodlas hi n nonnfn/1 on^h * * ? ' 1 ? ?vv?|/wu .'IP ? V.UU1IJSCI 1L WUUIU 11161 Salome, would become outcasts fr< It would be Impossible for her to i of Ilerodlas over the King led to . to effect his death, for she realized John's fearless speech might yet lnl This ambitious, wicked, artful birthday celebration was her oppo for a great banquet, at which we land. Wine was in plentiful euppl; flame the passions and relax the < her beautiful daughter, Salome, spe her to perform one of the obscene slons. but not commonly indulged by princesses. The occasion was t ence the King exactly as It did?to of any gift she would ask. Tho words were. "Ask of mo a gift, eve suggestion of his willingness to ma roiiowiiiK "er uioiuers instruct Inquiring of tho mother what glfti agine than describe tho surprise o] quest "the head of John the Baptls disappointment this would mean; \ things It would destroy!?with whf wjhy tills gruesome gift should be g tb'.-her that the death of John the <he world for them both?that wl from conditions of affluence Into tl can Imagine her saying, "This. Sal ask from the King." And tho pow the daughter was wonderfully exei again amongst the company of nob voice accepted the King's offer of half of his Kingdom and stated thr of the Prophet ou a platter. The King's conscience was not < as well as his subserviency to Ilero a King to give his word of honor then to repudiate It. would bo to hi tlon of how "the fear of roan bring this!?that a roan's lirst responslbl whatever the cost. Tradition has I remainder of his days. It Is In Ihi and his mighty works, he expresse or power of John had passed to Je Our lessou brings before us tw< Jinrl UoPAHIaa ??aha ? otic nllV'HK tllliracit'l other for selfish ambition and slnfi nation for their good ami prepared message. Tbo other swayed the K and disgrace, and terribly blackene In the future, when he, as a memb forth to a "better resurrection"?to Jacob and all the prophets In the en Herodlas, surely continuously 1 a course which led to his bnuishmc cording to tho lUble. will bo a res' (Daniel 12:2. Inasmuch as slio dej nltles, we may assuredly know thn greatly handicapped by her impropc centuries, even under tho fnvornblo < deeply-dyed chnrncter to purgo ltsol and to rlao gradually to true noblllt do, to die tbo Second Death. Farmer*' Association*. All over Europe farmers' associate .exist for the handling of farm pr ucta commercially. To Flflht White Slav? Traffic. Mobile, Ala?Members of the B'l1 Brith In the states of Oklahoma, T : nessee, Texan. Arkansas, Louislai Mississippi, Florida and Alabai hare pledged themselves to fight 1 white slave traffic. The grand lod '.in session here appropriated 15,000 :?tart th?? fight. 8lx Bodies Recovered From Mine Amsterdam, Ohio.?The remains lx miners have been recovered fr< the Amsterdam mine of the Youi logheny and Ohio Coal Compai where eighteen men wore ontrnpn by an explosion of gas, followed fire. The other twelve have not he recovered. Sena Jor Daniel Will Return Home Dajtona, Fla.?The Improvement the condition of United StatOB Sci tor Daniel Is so pronounced at pr ent that he will leave here for Ljm burg, Va., on Saturday morning. Si ator Daniel will travel in a private < accompanied by a phyBiclan and nurse. Qold Found In LouisianaMerrjnrMe, La.?Report* of .11sc< ?rles of ?oId la this section of L< lslana have caused f)eat excltonu %nd a company baa been formed w the purpose of looking Into the flri end ascertaining the extent of the < poflta with a view to davalopmon\ f . . . 4 I I R OF A WOMAN. 14:1-12.?May 22. hau tho mighty; and he that rulcth his spirit h a city."?Proverbs IG :32. o of his boldness and courago as a servant ns a thorn in the side of King Herod and of that day. Herod and tlie Lllgli. L'riests )ple considered John the Baptist and Jesus uve made away with them quickly had it pie. The common people hoard the Master in spaUe like this man;" the same common et. whether John exceeded his commission or id Queen. As u rule, however, we believe lan ministers to speak forth tho Word of t attempting personal application?allowing to nis own uoart. Herodlas fortunately women. Slio was governed by boundless ?ho, for a time, seemed in line for piomoen tho title was given by tbe Roman Minis, she Inveigled the latter by her charms ne llcrodlas tho "Queen." John the ttapIn, felt led to make a personal application (1 had requested John the Baptist to visit oforms he advocated, ami that, in this eonthe wrong of the King's conduct. Bavins io DIviue Lnw Hint lie was living with his iard of this and realized thai If the King in that herself and her beautiful daughter, >m tho palace and be without a homo, as return to her husband, I'hlllp. The power John's Imprisonment. Her next move was her position Insecure so long as he lived, luenee the King. woman plotted murder, and the King's rtunlty. She forwarded tho arrangements ro present the nobles and princes of the jr. She well knew that the wine would inmoral tone of the company. So she had iclally prepared and attired, and instructed dances common (o the east on such occaln except by the lower classes, niul never o he n rare one. It was Intended to Influadmiration aud a boastful offer to the girl plan succeeded to the letter. The King's n to the half of my Kingdom"?possibly a ke her his true Queen. ions, Salome reported the matter at once, * she should request. We can hotter imP the girl when told by the mother to ret on a plalter." We may conceive what a vhttt visions of the beautiful and precious it surprise Salome must have asked as to :iven. We can imagine the mother hissing Baptist was the most necessary thing in thout It any day might see them hurled le abyss of degradation and poverty. We ome, is the priceless gift which you must cr of the woman over both the King and npllfled In the result. Salome went gaily les whom she had charmed, and In a loud whatever she would choose, even to the ?t accordingly, the gift should be the head lulte dead. lie was grieved; but bis prido dins controlled him. He reasoned that for in the hearing of nobles and princes and iiu a lasting shame. Ah, what an illustra?eth a snare!" What a lesson we read in lity Is to his God and to ills conscience, It that Herod was haunted with fear the le with this that when ho beard of Jesus d the conviction that somehow, tlie spirit sua. > strong and two weak characters. John rs, the one for the right and for God, tlio ul Indulgence of It. The one swayed Ills the worthy remnant to receive Messiah's lug and her daughter to infamy, murder d her own character. John's reward lies or of the Ancient-Worthy class, will come be associated with Abraham, Is;we and rthly phaso of the Millennial Kin^.iom. unhappy, finally persuaded the King to at, in which she shared. Her future, acnrreetlon to shame and lasting contempt, graded herself and missed grand opportu ii hub win come rortn in the Millennium >r course In the present life. It may talco conditions of Christ's Kingdom, for suoli a If of tho shame and the lasting contempt :y and human perfection, or, falling so to jna| FORTY NUNS KILLED. od. Burled Under Avalanche Which Destroys Convent Near Barcelona. Madrid.?Two score nuns worn fouriod and ninny nro believed t<? liavo Qn_ been killed when a landslide donft ttroyed the convent of Son Pnfolo, _ ' near Manresa, 30 miles from Harceho lonaI Nine nuns have been rescued alivo f i and as many dead have been d'lis out. CRAZED BY FEAR. Approach of Halley's Comet Caused ?' Woman to Commit Suicide. Jin Louisville, Ky.?Crazed by foar of the approach (ft Ilalley'H cornet and bollevlng the end of the world was at ,e(^ hand, Mrs. Florence Shankland, HO *)Jf years aid. committed suicide by shootl0n ! ing. Patents For Georgians. ! Washington, I). C.- Davis & Davis, in Washington patent attorneys, report na- the grant of the following patents to es- Georgians: A. Averno and J. D. ch- Darby, Vidalia, nut-lock; Peter A an- Bddleman, Ingleside, vohicle hub; .las. iftr P. Field, Atlanta, plow reversing a mechanism; Cornelius C. Hardin, LaFayotto, Insulator; William 8. Hlett, Rockmart, ahinglo machine; John D. Ttl/iarcra T*? A n?iia?n ? n*0t0f vi., nuguoui, VIIIVU, Would Know Later. TO* Patient?Now, doctor, what's tho | ,nt matter with me, anyway? Ith Tho Head Conutilt ihk Physician? ids My dear Blr, do you suppose that if wo d?- knew what was the matter v Ith you I' . wo would have decided to hold a post- l mortem? 1 ^ >} ,r.. ,.M- , t: fc. (Negro Highwaymen Kill Motorman, Wound Conductor. LARGE REWARD IS OFFERED in Lonely Section of Suburbs of At lanta M<;torman and Conductor of Trolley Lino Attacked by Negro Highwayman. Atlanta.?One of tho boldest and most outrageous crimes in tho history of Atlanta was perpetrated Saturday i night when three noirio hlchwavm^n surrounded a 1 once Do Leon aveuuo street car Jit the end i f the line in j Druid 11 ilia park, & miles from tho | heart of the eily, shot and killed MoI torman S. Thomas Brown, fatally shot j Conductor \V. 11. Bryson, and oscapod after robbing them of their money, about fifty dollars in cash and two watches. Tllfi horilfj of Ml.. nnd dying conductor, both of whom wore alouo with their c::r at the time of tho shooting, were discovered 20 minutes after tho crime by tho crew I on tho next car out. i Tho robbery was ono of tho boldest in the history of Atlanta ami has created tho greatest Indignation. If tho perpetrators of tho crime are caught during tho present excitement of the people short shrift may be accorded them. A VA.i.nf.l ..< <M rtArw t-i ~ i ..i fl,ui>u mis oeon ouereti by tho Georgia Railway and Electric Company, through General Manager W. II. Glenn, far the arrest with evidence to convict, of the parties who committed tho crime. Conductor Bryson gave an account of the crime while lying on the operating table at the hospital. rt*wnr!i 01 ^i.kzo has lio^n offered for the cap! uro of t lit* no?rrf?o.s. $10,000 AS COMPRO.V1IGE. i Alabaman Wins Si. Against Wholesale Grocers' ,\ssociatlcn. Birmingham, Ala.? Hlntcn (?. Cla baugh, who sued .T. A. Van 1 loose, president, of tho Southern Wholes*b' OroeGrs' Association, for $130,000 for alleged restraint of trn<!e, has tecelv< :1 $10,000 aw a compromise, il is reported hero. Tho settlement wne made I on January 01 and kept secret. I Mr. Clabaugh said that it did not affect a suit instituted in tlic Fedc rt*.I , court against the Southern Wholesale Grocers' Association, but simply released Mr. Van 1 loose and others ns Individuals from any liability In the Federal suit which was instituted under the Sherman act. I3oth suits have been watched with interest all over the country, it being ' averred by Mr. Clabnugh that lie was i forced out of business becnuso ho en* ! deavored to handle goods not supplied by the Wholesale Grocers' Association. $30,000 FIRE LOS3. i Spartan Inn. at Spartanburg, S. C., Is Destroyed by Fire, ! Spartanburg. S. C.?The Spartan Inn hotol has been burned to tho ground. Flames had made great headway when discovered, and it was Impassible for tho fire company to chc.k them. There were about 100 guests in tho building at the time of the fire, but all escaped. (J. S. Davis had n marvelous escape from the third story window by climbing down the ladder. Shouts of bell borys failed to awaken him. The loss io estimated at $80,000, with about $12,000 Insurance. G. P I3eek, policeman, was awarded $50 for saving a lady's trunk. The officer herolenliy re-entered the burning bhildlng and the trunk amid smoke that, was so dense it was almost Impossible to see his way. TO THE ATLANTA PEN. . Yeggmen Fined $6,000 and Given Sentences of Ten Years Each. Richmond, Va.?Eddie Fay and "Kittle Dick" Harris, charged with tho robbory of tho Uiehmoiisl post office, pleaded guilty before Judge Waddlll In tho United States circuit court and ; were fined $<i,000 each and sentenced to ten years in tlfe Federal prison at Atlanta. Town Falls From Water Wagon. Oary, Ind.?Pursuant to the will of the majority, Gary, tho now stool city, will plunge headforemost from t o wator wagon next week. That tho transition from a "dry" to a "wot" own will be to tho accompanlmont of a mighty plash, Is indicated by tlio fact that 1G0 saloon licenses havo been applied for, and the demand is still active. Unable to get a site elsewhere, (lounge Opra-lovich lias built a saloon on stilts in the middle I i\f n awnmn A Valuable Oyster. Atlantic City, N. .1?The most valuable oy?t over opened in Atlantic City was found by a local restaurant owner. II contained !>4 pearls, nil of small size, but Rood quality. lOxpcrts say that elghl Is tlio highest number over before found in an oyster. Snow Falla In Kentucky. Tjoxlngtoa, Ky.?Snow fell K<?neral i ly over i\f?nmcKV wrnrrer.any. it la I feared the fruit crops will suffer hoav1 ,,y* _ .> rj .-.-vit -J Mobile In Brif'tnnt Attire to Welcome Old 8oldiers. Mobile, Ala.-?Mobile has taVen on her gay and brilliant attire t>n(. l or rich array of fine tOK<r?ry la far superior and eclipses anything that ?.h? Gulf City has over befor? shown to int* iiivu?;tiiu3 tnai nave nt numerous times been within her gates. The Mardi Gras festivities have been grand In splendor and magnificent In the past, but during the reunion Mobile will shine like a monstrous searchlight. Tho decorations In honor of the reunion are in place. Tho crowns are | up, mo neautirvl many-colored elecI trie garlands of electric bulbs aro ready to she:! their brilliant lights and tho marble columns around Tlienvlllo Square and the fountain remind one of the palmy days of Homo. Private residences aro hid with"the dazzling colors so dear to the Confederates, intermingling with the national colors. Reunion rates on all railrcads are In effect and people within a radius I Df -|Oo utiles are benefited by the re- | rlnoo.l ? i *??.* ^ VI . mv. i7|/*-\;iui it cV 111 UI?J F/' ;jning to arrive from nil points of the | compass. Chairman Rloch, of the entertninment committee of sponsors anrt j mahls. has made public the entertainment program for the Veterans and Sons of Veterans, which will keep tho visitors going for several day a, TAFT STAND8 FIRM. If the Country Wants Him Ho Will Run r >. a Second Term. Washington.?Recent speculation in regard to President Tuft's intention as to another term in the white house led several of his friends to declare there was no truth in the reports that he was inclined to shrink from further service in the position as chief executive. His present attitude is described as a full determination to go ahead and run his administration as ho deems host for the country. Re publican leaders who have talkefl wilu him recently say that if at thft end of his first term thu RonnbHftnn - I party feels like calling upon him again, even if it is apparent tlmr i.? Is to go down to defeat, ho will ac cept; and if it doesn't he will retire, with the satisfaction of knowing that he has done what ho believes to oe best. Another indication of President Taft's intention to run his administration, regardless of popular clamor, is found by his friends in his fixed determination to stand by Secretary of the Interior nnllinfnv na Inner TJol linger desires to remain In his cnblnet. , WA8 SHE MURDERED? Body of Amerloan Girl Found on Beach at Naples. Naples.?The finding erf the body of i beautiful young woman on the i beach near here has given rise to the suspicion of murder. Apparently the woman died about throe days ago. The body was scantily clothed tn.'i this has loil the authorities to believe that probably she was the victim of crtniB Tho body was identified by the p,">prietor of tho Hotel Oastollo as tlit* of Miss Costella Raid. supposed t have been an American, who was ; guest nt tho hot?l. She was fa'r nm! tali with gray eyes an 1 quito prominent. nose, and wore oyeglasBe? The gunpoBition that b1k> rame from the United States was strengthened when the police found loiters addressed to her from New York and St. Louis, as j well as from Canada. Several of j these apparently were love letters. For l ho last few months Miss Reld \ had spout hor time variously at Lin-j dnu, Germany; Turin, Milan, Plza and Siann. She proceeded from the latter plaee to Naples and went to the Hotel Castello. CHINESE UPRISING. ncjjunea i nat nunarcas nave Been Killed In Hunan Province. Hankow.?Hundreds have been killed in the native uprising in Hunan province, according to the stories or missionaries, who, in rags and woor- ! led by hazardous Journeys on foot, j readied hero. The dfHorder that \ started at Chang Bha, whore three J nilesions and the consulates were ' bur nod, is spreading rapidly. Several missions are cut off and the safety of the missionaries is doubtful. TM,r? U ~ a i_ I 1 iiu uuiuuao Iiuui'n un)? |IIUVK(1 IIIcapable of suppressing the riots, though 3,000 nro In Chang Sim alone. Telegraph wires are cut and alarm Ing reports come from the western part of the province. Many missions have nort boon hoard from. Gunboats lying off Chang Sha have their guns ! trained on tho city, according to tho ; refuKGOS. but thov :irr> mhtincoil w flaming, oil-sunken junks set adrift by the rioters. Heavy Toll of Death. Washington.? During the threo months ending December 31, 1000, thnre were 1,000 persona kllkd and 22,101 poisons Injnrod on railroads, according to a bulletin Issued by the : Interstate cr/mmerco commission, j This Is an Increase of 301 Uillrwi qi>h 5.4C5 Injured, as compared with previous year. On electric lln'M* 2fi were killed and <542 Injured. The ancldonts on steam roads numbered 3,206. V sl'i, - $ JUDGE MULQUEEN. 3*fr>ra Whom Wolter Pleaded Not Guilty For Slaying Ruth Wheeler. DEATH CHAIR FOR WOLTER Law Avenges the Brutal Murder of Little Rutin Wheeler. New York.?Albert Woller, a ?loco nor'i o 1 fl ?? ? HI 1)1 IU JINll'S, \V!1() gloated over le\v<i pioturi and \vr; "crazy" about women, must die in Mrelectric chair for tho murder of K ith Wheeler, a pretty 15-yearol,] sic:i"Krapher. After only one hour and liftv nilnntes of deliberation, a jury in the court at special sessions, found him guilty of murder in the first d >^r< e. bringing to it close n trial marked by its swift movement and its testimony of horror. Tho boy's counsel sai<l with quenco that Wolter was too tenderhearted to harm ji cat, but twelve men decided that ho strangled Ruth Wheeler and thrust her. while yet alive, in hiu fireplace, whore, soaked with oil, her crumpled body writhed and burned With tho same wax-fncod indifference that ho had shown through out. the trial, Wolter evinced no emotion when tho verdict was announced. With almost inhuman eomplacf nrv h?? had been asleep in his coll and sleeping soundly?while tho jury was aeuueraung on nis rate. This was made known by a court attendant who Bald that ho liad to rouso tho prisoner to bring: him into court. He will be sentenced on Wednesday. D. A. R.'S ROBBED. Valuable Jewels Stolen From Delegates at Washington. Washington^?As a result of two daring thefts committed hv pb kpockets among members ?rf tlie l>. A. R. now in congress, Chief of Pi. ice 8ylv? :< has detailed detectives to the kail ! ' :cuard against another mbbery. an..'. if possible, arre.-d tho hi:. 'ci mens nave ikpii ) >pof' 1 tn the police, who have nnt made public the names of the women rol>be<l. A solitaire diamond rit valued at $2,000, was lost by <110 memuer, ana another reported Mm theft of a rnro jewel, v.hfeh she declined to appraise. Aceorrdlng to a wnronn expert. ?!,000,000 worth of jewelry hnI>< c:i li ? played by th?> Daughters ;it each sos- | elon of the congress. Mrs John Miller llorton, of the Buffalo chapter, alone displayed jeweled orinunents estimated to ho wniiii unriAi'i Central's Now Officials Savannah, On.?J. P.. Parkor, of New York, has been riotlo assistant poneral freight agfi t of the Central of Oeorpja railway, with ho i lquar'ors lij Savannah. Othoi ; ipoin'nvnts are: W. C. Pati's, eastern traffic agent. Now York: \V (' Kil:- no com. mercial agent, Birmingham, Ain ; s. L. .Tonoa, < imwrcial c/iont, Memphis, Tonn.; 8 K. Cowin, commercial agent at Birmingham, has resigned. His View of Women. Al'Chhishop Whatolv Raid, with flip p:uit but humorous uiscourtpsy, "Wn I, '' i II I r.\ (III IIII'.V either draw correct inlcrc ,?s from wrong premises or wrong inferences from correct premises, niul tliey ill wn.vs poke the pre from tli>* lop." This contractor pot results. uu?iv. yinm .t^o <i coniraci r duiiu* ing a railroad in a warm climate was troubled a great deal by sickness among the lalxjrcrs. He turned his attention at once to their food and found that they were getting full rations of meat and were drinking water from a stream near by. He issued orders to cut down the amount of meat and to increase greatly the quantity of Quaker Oats fed to the men. He at boiled Quaker Oats and mixed ...o thin oatmeal water with their drinking water. Almost instantly all signs of stomach disorders passed and his men showed a decided improve mcr?i in strength and spirits. This contractor had experience that taught him the grext value of good oatmeal. 53 Packed in regular size packages, and in hermetically scaled tins for hot climatcs. ZE3 wmafiq fefS( mawsi&SBui (Prickly Anil, Poko Root ??MAKES rOSlTIVK CURFS OF ALIj Physician* sudors? P. P. P. an a nplon- H did combination, and proscribe it with 6 H53j9gC3 groat satisfaction for tho curc? of alip forum and sta^ca of Primary, Socondury rj lujmm And Tertiary Syphilis, fiyphilitio Ilhou- 9 tnatinra, Bcrofuloua thorn nod Bores. R /J?SEBT^ Glandular Swellings, Rheumatism, Ki l-|j Hoy Complaints, olcl Clirouio Ulcoro that 5 pRTipoy ^ uft 8 ft II it 818 pa tiaYorrjdntod all troftt'rsont,CafArrh, fTklfl g CUJECO Discasca, l>2rma, Curonio Fomalofl /t-J Complaints, JItrcurUl l'uioon, Totter, 5 Bcaldhcad, ctc., ctc. R r. 1*. is a powr^l tonlo and an ? dxccllcut appltlzor, building up tlio yatoin rapidlr, If you aro wc.ilc and & tffKil fooblo, and feel badly try 1'. i\ P., and j| I * i ! weicn Ffizn:zi '/ :? " \ \ I" 1 I x \ \ \ V ^ I . I i . ' w U i V , \ V . ; ' V < % \ u 13 farcin t IU)'< I Ht linili*. j ^ V; ^ A * ' ilpo.. r 4 no longer r. v * I to nir:1: 1 witliovt : tolo;< | llie previuUag pi|c . i i r': i 1 . I II 1i ncaiv ? . u xn f>N j"'* i r* V - ? -: - ! ! r< 1 \ i : > . ? oj V. .J : ' ) ' . ! K! . 77/ ' ?I'd ?'<'.s< i >:{/ ?J cv ^ ,:y. . G I: li Mi' if I>v 1 he ?i' ii . 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