The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 29, 1906, Image 1
The Lancaster News
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LEDGER 1852 REVIEW 1878 ENTERPRISE 1891
VOL. I. NO. 93. SEMI-WEEKLY. LANCASTER. S. C., AUGUST 29. 1906- PRICE?FIVE CENTS PER COPY.
Democrat
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PRECINCTS. <
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Congress?
T. J. Strait .... *
D. E. Fin ley
Senate?
J . Harry Foster
T. Y. Williams
Representative?
J. VV . Ilamel
II. .... 11:
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(ieo. W. Jones
W. Pressly Robinson
Probate J udge?
J. E. Stewman
Supt. of Education?
W. Alonzo Unfiles
W. M. Moore
J. Meek White
Treasurer?
J E. Jilackmon
R. Baxter Blackmon
W. H. Milieu
Auditor?
Mollis H. Horton .... j...
Porter M. .1 ar.kson .. j. ..
J. Wylie Porter ...
Supervisor?
Wy lie tj. Caskey |...
W. H. folp (. ..
M. C. Gardner I ..
D. W. 11 endri x
P. J. Perry
.lames O. Porter
H.N. Sowell
The two precinc's not reported
ate by a majority of between 2<
Education Moore is re-elected. 1
be in the second race lor Trenpur
A ?
Strait. A/trail in Cheater Count//.
J'artial returns from Chester
county give Finley 497, Strait
1184.
Finley Carried York.
< Complete returns from York
county give Finley 2,339, Strait
293.
Brutal Murder of an Aged
Citizen.
Beaufort speci.il in y?.'t<sf day's
State: iMr. (ieo. M. Harvey
was murdered Sunday m^lit on
Ladies island. A negro is in the
f county jail, charged with the
crime.
The verdict of the ceroner's
jury was that deceased came t'?
nis ueatn by a gunshot wound,
the gun in the opinion of the
jury being fired by Wm. Bennett,
and that Wm. Furguson is a ma
terial witness, if not auctaaory.
Mr. Harvey, a well known
farmer, age 72, of the BlufTton
section, was visiting his Ron a
lew miles 'roni Beaufort. Last
evening hq was left alone in the
* house from 5 until 7, and upon
returning hin son found him lying
deal o ? ?1?* piazza with a
horrible gUttihot wo??4 in his
v- head. A shotgun and pistol were
missing from tit* k*u??
' Mbb Aft or W lotto Nf ah.
Augusta, G*., A^. VI,? A
upesial from A irk** by tolsphone
hhvk: bli^rif W Aik?n
county has bf#n ulad that a
moW i* be rug i > ???d ???^U?aiaitw
ville, whar? Mm ar/awt #ays she
^ whr orimiivaMr hr a
white inwii ?*iaeh bat.
urJay, with Hte deterrwMation to
take Barton fam+hs AMnii jail.
^ Sheriff Kaba a has tab** ??ery
precaution.
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0 and 800. Me-srs .lones and Bol
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t*r. Auditor and Supervisor.
Woman Killed on Railroad
Track.
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Ashoville specia' in yest .'rday's r
Observer: Mrs. M. Franklin t
Mai lory, in charce of Hie Frank ?
tin Humanitarian' Home, near ?
Black Mountain, was struck and '
instantly killed by a helper en- s
nine on the Asheville division oi
the Soul hern between Swanna 1
110a st it ion and Black. Mountain
this morning, Mrs. Mallory had
spent the night in Black Mountain
with the Mclvoy family and.
returning honi", was walking
the track when thelatal accident c
occurred. 1
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One Cent Damages.
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Monroe special in Charlotte v
Observer : In the case of Perry
against Duster, concerning a 1
horse trade, the jury lound for
the plaintiff and awarded him
one cent damages. The issue on j
which this amount was awarded i
required the jury to determine ll
whether the horse was of loss
value than lie was represented a
to be, and if so, how much. They I1
decided that the difference wa" 1
expressed by the above amount. ^
Vf r 1 inutnn i?> fitrntn/l ??? ' ? * ^
(ta , wow^i mn'i mium inn iji'nr
that he had been able to borrow <*
tli? necessary sum and make r
complete settlement. ,
Aguinaldo a Farmer.
Wasltngton, Aii?. 27.?Un*
n4K<-ial advices rece red ai tire v
bureau ! insular atVairs of the h
Wat- Department are to the eH'oct n
(1ml k rminaldo, formerly I'resi b
dent of the so called Philippine 9;
repubhe, is now engaged in the *
peaceful pursuit of farming on a If
laree *?ale in Cavise province and '1
inleiule soon to tak# up some of K
the friar 1iwhW>. *
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ze results materially. Col. T. V.
linson aree'ecled to the House '
"onnt alter the other boxes are he?
1?T .oti, Mr,... '? r? I _
w i^iuw 111 rurcc.
Ne*- York, Auz. 27 ?The now
ailroad rate law, which applies
o all railroads doing an in'ertate
commerce business, goes r
oto eflect at midnight tonight. j
t will he enforced by the inter- ,,
late commerce commission. j
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Three Negro Children Burn- y
ed to Death. t
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Houston, Texas, August 27.?
s'car Calvert late yesterday three
hildren ot .lake Ilolley, colored,
he oldest 12 years old were
burned. One child was kindling J
, fire wilh kerosene. An exploion
iollowo 1 and the children
rere so bully burned they died
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within an hour.
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Ten Indictments r?f RtanHorH I ^
Oil. b
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Chic 'to. Aim. 27.? The first *
ml seeoi (1 federal trrand juries ^
oil;i%" returned ten iudictmenta s"
gainst the Standard Oil com- h
mnv bemro .Indue belhea in >'
he United States circuit court. I.1
'lie indictments, which con. t<
ain 6,428 counts, are all in fl
onnection with the granting of
ehates. No railroad was men ^
icHied in *he indictments re- H
urued today. *
? I)r. Bo'dridge has fur n*
reek? been holding ni???ing* of
i? and helping psalms in *
i tinus in which there hare
en over one hundred [irofea- *
ions ol conversion and over s?vntr-?ve
baptized in-to the f? 1- I
>wship oi the different churches. IV
'he meet nps at Camp Creek and h
or k hi ill were of itnusual power; U
11 pirit'^aifcy. [ri
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Williams is elected to the Sen- Uj
ot Representatives, and Sunt, ot gj
ird from to determine who will
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Dr. Massey Reiterates State- rtI,
ment Made About the \m
"Wylie Incident. ob
, f us
In a card in Monday's State
)r. J. K. Massey, Sr., of R >ck C'
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1111, in part says : In justice to
nyself in regard to what Mr.
foe B. Wylie of the^S'ate board jC '
>f control said to Dr. .J. 11. Save, '
'116!
dr. F. 1*. McCain and myself on , ^
he train between York vi He and j
ylovcr, about the present maugement
of the South Carolina'
Mate dispensary 1 would state m<
hat Mr. Wvlie arose from his (*U
ll 0
eat in the Iront part of the car
,nd c^me to our seats, about
he middle of the car. and after ^ e
he osftal salutations, Dr. .J. 11.
aye or myself, one, remarked 1C<t
hat we hoped he would keep
lie state dispensary clean, and a
lis mi?*er was that it was impossible,
that il was certainly in r
ad shape, or words to that effect. asked
him if he couldn't get
nother mem her of hoard to vote
rith him (naming tho man). Me
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aid, "No" shaking his head
ing, and significantly remark- '
lg at the same time : k'4l am on
/ one against two." He then (
aid us about the 2,000 cases or
I O 1
allons ot whiskey being bought
nder kis protest and also about
Ir. J. S. Farnum of Charleston,!
i. O.. still controlling tho keerj^^'
r\i-s ?o ino hoard, intrmatengj '
hart lie ( Farnm*) was still got- 1
ins: lwis UBimal rake-otr or re rai
area. which \rn* aleo
i* ( WtIi*'-) p&o'est. I*11
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5uiif/it-0+*9>ier.
Mr. Simpson M. Knight
!>? Jane Stogier, daughter ef _
Sin
Ir. Lee Stogner, were married
?re Wist Sunday morning, at the
inptist parsonage, by Dr. IrfeUL 1
idge. 1 lio
he Hugged the Mayor.
vely Episode in Aiken
Police Court.
\iken, Aug. 27.?The dignity
lis honor, Mayor Salley, was
[led by a very unusual and.
using performance in the may
i court Saturday.
The hugging of a mayor while
forming the duties of a munial
judge is perhaps ail unpresented
oeourrence in polioe
irt annals. His honor ie usualthe
lone star in the court oerniance,
but the honors of that
jit ion were contested in a very
usual manner at this week's
eting ci *he court
While tr. ing the case of AbV
Johnson, a negro, charged
th larceny. Mrs Hnrklo .Inr.
ti, a white woman who was a
mess in the case, made hor
teraent, but when questioned
tl e mayor, the relumed to aner
and stated that she had
d ail she knew about the case,
s ncnor politely told her that
3 ii li't answer tho questions
ted nvr, but she a-s^ited that
9 Wwiiid not do so, and she
mid goto jail before she would
swer the question. 11 i h honor
dated, saying he would be
liged to have her put in the
ard house. She steadfastly reted
ami the mayor directed tli?e
i^f of police to put her in the
ard house until she was ready
answer the quest ions of tho
urt. The chief look hut one
sp towards her. when the witus
rn^lwwl *iv t r
v j tut- Liuijur, *11 Hi
owing her amis around
? neck, hold tightly to him unthe
services ot three police311
had to be brought into re-*
isition to m ike her release
r hold upon his honor's neck
s honor is a young man and
rhaps tlie lady wanted to give
n his first sample of an angel1
hug.
te for stute Ticket in County.
3even precincts out of twentyee
reported last night give:
?or linked States Senator?B.
Tillman 173
Governor?Ansel 157, Blease
Brunson 218. Edwards 11,
les (J, Manning 25. Me Mahan
Sloan 16.
Aeu tenant (iovernor?Mc>d
4b<J.
Secretary oI S'at<?Mcfowu
I, Morrison 71, Ilagin 20, Tnh15.
Jompt roller General?Jones
>, Walker 155.
l'r?{?Hur?r.-..li.muin^s IC* 1.
Adjutant an?i lac pact or <*ono?
Boyd 100, Haskell 300.
te Suj?t. n Irrigation?Mar48
V.
Mlortiev Wanorai? Lyo'i 3i.S
gsdale 81, Yr umaiis 70.
liailroad (' uii-sionor ? <V i
r 147, SeMert 24, Sulli*An 30
ramerselt 2 hi, Wharton 64.
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VI r. and M fla ol Wither*
on lwiro gouo lo Blowing
ok.