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* > Thi VOL. 2. NO. 56. SEMI-M Charleston and Summervi have another Earthquak Charleston, S. C., Apr. 19 A slight earthquake shock w felt in Charleston and Summ ville at 3:25 o'clock this mo ing. In the latter place it \ said that dishes rattled and naments were knocked from I mantle in one house. InCh leston only a very few peo knew of the shake until af breakfast. From various poii ^ in the city people^reported hi ing been awakened by a rum followed by three slight wf movements sufficient to identi but not to disturb plasters s chimneys. It lasted about ei| seconds, according to some ports and was apparently fr .??|1 A 1? . ouunicHHv iu norm west. Fire Destroys Imports Town in Philippines. Manila, Apr. 20.?The to of Iloilo, Island of Panay, v totally destroyed by fire t morning, with the result t] 20,000 persons are homeless, this dispatch is filed the conl gration is still ragiug, and c ing to the heavy wind blowi it is beyond control. The ci and military authorities are ( ing everything possible to che the flames and assist the si ferers. Horrible Saw Mill Acciden Man Loses his Legs. Prosperity special in the Ne and Courier: Quite a seri( r accident occurred at Martin Bt ^ J mills, about six miles south Prosperity, yesterday afternoi While Mr. Os Martin had his tention called to some lumh Oxner, one of the helpers at I saw, was caught and drawn ii it and had bot h legs cut. The 1 one was entirely cut off half w between the knee andfankle. 1 knee cap was cut at the knee. 1 kneecap was cut off and the bo exposed. Drs. J. I.] Bedenbou and G. T. Hunter operated, ti ingofFthe left leg just below t ktAe. The right leg will be tak off as soon as Oxner is able undergo the operation. Four Children Burned * Death. Charlotte, N. U., April 20. Four children of Mrs \V. II. A Dade, at Henrietta, Rutherfc county, were burned to des last night in'their dwelling. Mother and father were had burned in their efforts to rese them. The mother and fat! may die. **Ph?'iihiouIm*w Deadly Wort hiul HO HPrionslv ftffnntfld mv riuht Iiir writes Mra. Fannie Connor, of ltnral ito i. Georgetown, Tenn., "that I ooug continue nsly night and day and theuei bora' prediction?consumption-^ seen inevitable, until my husbmd bron home a bottle of Dr. Kings' New Discovi which in my case proved to be the c ^ Heal cough enre and restorer of weak, t & longs." When all other remedies ntt? fail, yon may still win in the battleagai long and throat troubles with New ] covery, the Heal cure. Guaranteed Crawford Hroe., Fnnderburk Pharmt druggist, 60c. and $1.00. Trial bo free. e La T.EDGER fEEKLY. lie President Smith, of e. Cotton Association, ring up North Ca Farmers. ras er_ Kinstou special in Ohi rn Observer: Mr. E. D. Smi vag President 0. O. Moore sp< or the 'armors and business 1 tjie Lenoir county today on th ar_ ject ot storage warebouc pje cotton. They aroused mil ter thusiasni and committee' hIh appointed to undertake th ay_ of completing all necessar for working the war UIO " lve scheme. Mr. Smith's addrc ^ one of the most eloque ind ^orce^ul that has ever be ?ht ^vered here, liis argumei 3re_ convincing and he left his I om wondering why they had* ted so long to tho tyrar those who manipulated for their own interests. T dress was a powerful plea Southern people to take their own interests inst wn bowing to the will of cotto /as biers iu Wall Street and l,iB pool. bat , . ? . As Work Resumed by Soi )W_ Power Company at 1 inK Creek. vil |f) Announcement has beei cjc of the fact that work ha _,f. resumed by the Southern Company at the Rocky station, a short distance 1.1 TSUIl- cj ri %.* .1 ? _ v?icm i' mm, o. Vv. 1V1OF0 IF1 men are now employed making ready for the big w8 electrical development. rI velopment at Ninetv-Ni >us lands, on the Broad river, 09. ^ on apace. Ihe railroad wil be completed and then the >n. ^ machinery necessary to t velopment will be hauled I ^ up to the site of the pi Charlotte Observer. lto eft A Card. rav Thin Is to certify that nil drnjj >i authorized 10 refund your money i Honey and Tar faila to cure your < 'he cold It stops the cough. healH h prevents serious results tr 111 a cot ne ia grippe coughs, and prevents pn ami consumption. Contains no Tho genuine is in a yellow packs 1^. fuse substitutes. Fuuderburk PI lie en Big Verdict in Chestc to Chesterfield special ii State: In the court of cc 10 pleas to day a verdict i plaintiff for $10,000 was r ? ed by the Seaboard Air !c railway and $500 again ird U. S. Casualty company ith case of Margaret C. Kell ministrator, vs. Ssaboar ly Liue railway. Notice of ue has been given. >er This case grew out o( cidentto Dr. A. T. Kelly trick, a station on the Sei k Air Line in Chesterfield c ?g." in December of last year, bed resulted in his death a few gh- later. ned | | t gbt srv, Bitten bjr Npldrr. niy Through blood poisoning chuh tore spider bite, John Washington, of irly ville, Tex., would have loet his lef ont became a mess of running sores, Dih- not been persuaded to ti v Huokl by nica .Nslve He writes: "i'be first icy, tion relieved, and four boxes heab ittle sores " Heals every sore* 26. at I Bros , Funderburk Pharmacy, drt ; * i r . .'--I * " ? ? < ? X T^i A INW\0 1J 1852 REVIEW 1878 ENT LANCASTER. S. C.. APRIL 24. 19C S. C. News in Brief. jc Stir- *1 irolina Qny. Ansel, of South Carolina, j delivered a fine address in Char* j lotte Sunday afternoon, in the arlo to Academy of Music. His sub- ? ith and ject wagj ??Am I my brother's ^ oke to keeper^'?... .Two meo Were kil- t led and a number injured in a ^ e double wreck on the Southern i ?/ia Fop . last Sunday, near Birmingham, v ch en- rplie postoffiee at Ceu- j i we.e tra^ state, was robbed of 0 wo~k ? # stamps Saturday night?no mo- c y plans ney mj8gjng ^ ^ .Clyde Potts, r ehouse a yOUDg negro shot and killed his j 3^8 was brother, Charles Potts, near 0 nt and [?jnevj]jei q Satnnlav eu de" noon Mr. H. C. Miller, a * it was prominent young busines man of e hearers gtatesyille, N. C., met with a q tubmit- trapi0 Saturday. While ^ iny 0 adjusting a belt in his roller mill c cotton |,e waa ca?gjlt t]10 machinery j [hear - crushed to death.... Mr. j to our Thomas Hobbins and daughter, rj care of Wilson, N. C., were seriously ^ injured iu a runaway Saturday, r n ?am" their buggy colliding withau au- i i ii vpi*- _ tomobile. . . .Mrs. Lydia Statey, \ of New York, grieving over the 8 death of Prophet Dowie, com- ^ lthern mitted suicide Saturday .... Mrs. Rocky Es'her McNeil, founder and pres ident of the Women's Christian ? Temperance Union, died Suni made day...,Jack and Yuck Stines, s been brothers, were run over and killPower ed by a train Saturday at Hot j Creek Springs, N. C J- W. Hill, ^ below a prominent citizen of Bristol, j an 200 Tenn., was killed Sunday by there touching a fallen telephone wire ^ hydro- . . . .John F Bradley, a promi- ^ 'he de- nent citizen, of Abbeville, died ^ ne Is- Saturday.... Benedict Gimbel, a s moves wealthy Philadelphia merchant, I soon attempted suicide Saturday by v heavy outline? his throat with ? ^iooa s' o " " f,vvw IE he de of broken pitcher, lie had been [ P right arrested in New York the day'h ant.? before on two charges, exerting improper influence over ahoy and I ? attempting to biibe policemen. He will die. .An alleged plot of [KiHtHare . , . if Foley's Pennsylvania anarchists to as23*3 snssinate President Koo?evelt is d. Cure* bein? investigated by ths U. S. eumonin 11 opiates. Secret Service.... Crops in Mis v mruiHc* siesippi and Louisiana have been t considerably damaged by hail t xfield. storms.... One hundred auto-1 mobiles were destroyed by fire in ^ n The L,ou's Saturday. An explo ^ sion of gasoline caused the fire , immon r?, . b f , .... 1 he constitution for the pro- . af the _ r ti . posed state of Oklahoma was ender- s adopted Saturday.... Th e com Line . \ . . o , mission appointed by Congress , st the . : . .. t . to investigate the immigration in the . .. a problem held its first meeting j f1 .( this week.... Ex-Representative 1 Air y J. C. McDaniel, of Laurens couiiT P0H |y? j,a(j a difficulty Saturday with y two voung men, Anderson and t an iic- 1 " llt j? t_ Harley Tumblin, in which tho aboard ex-law-maker was badly u?ed up. ounty4 Judne Allen Fort, a prominent (j which Qeorgia jurist, died Saturday.. t weeks Qapt, William C. Coaer, one of v Darlington's most prominent j citizens, died Saturday, lie was t kmI by a a candidate for governor at one j (B?wLtoh time....The South Carolina en^d J!'? Presbytery at its meeting in Pel. *. applioa- zer last week rejected by a vote 't ?d ail the to 2 to 1 the "Articles of Agree \ WtstT* ment"... .Dr. John J. Wilson,ti. ?R NE ERPRISE IS91 >7 PRICE?Fl >ue of Cheraw's oldest and rao^t' Lov< >rominent citizens, died last I s a Wednesday night....Mr. John d. Coit, formerly of Cheraw, las resigned the position of ex- g^ iminer in chief in the patent of- ment ice in Washington and is now 3 3, iracticing law in that city.... ^as 1 )r. Oliver 0. Haugh, of Dayton, jn m )hio, who murdered and bui'ued Guire lis lather, mother and brother, birtln ?as electrocuted Saturday morn-1 *4,. ^ ng... .A big hail storm in Jack- vil!e, onyille, Fla., Friday alternoon McGi aused a number of horses to 'fenrn un away, some of them crash- nejthi ng into show windows and oth McGi rs going into the liver... .There jler n rere 75.000 deaths from the too^. | ilague in India during the week _ nding April 13. . ..Dr. LeGrand pOU? xuerry, of Columbia, was elec- I cd president of the State Medial Association at its meeting in yG lennettsville last week .... Mrs. ^ g 'rank Belcher, of Kiugsport ' son. i ?enn., was assaulted a day or 0 , , . Satur wo ago by two masked wh'te iU , , , , the b nen, in the presence of her j iusband and daughter... .The t() Vestern States, New York, Penn- ^elli ylvania, Maryland and Ohio J age v trere visited by considerable snow nesse torms last Friday. . .Fred Boyd, a vhite, has been bound over in j1QW , >partanb"rg for trial on charge ^ f aggravated assault and battery . . , . . . migli ?hugging a young cripple wonan....At the meeting of the daughters of the American Re- . solution in Washington last week Ars. Donald McLean was re ^ lected president.. . . A residence ^ u Central, this state, was struck ^ >y lightning Friday night, setting J t afire. The building was de- 116 t( , tal o troyed. ^ , , ? , Camt I'hen you need a pill, take a pill, an?l be in till ire it's an Early lliser. DoWitt's Little ,arly Kim-re are safe, sure, satisfactory ills. The pilln with a reputation. They of mi o not gripe or aick< n. They are sold ere Ly Crawford Bros. but t ?? ? ? of ar lightning Enters a Bed Room in Camden and Does Some Ame Damage. Camden special in (he News W, nd Courier: Early this mornug, about 2 o'clock quite a hea ,r^ul y storm visiied this communi- today y. The electrical display was ot errific for a while, but fortun,tely 110 serious damage was lo one A large tree in Mr. A. D. in ^ Kennedy's yard was struck by ' ightning, and it branched off in ^orwf o his bed room, where he was ^hint leeping, and did a small amount Wit t damage, but. the occupants of nmn ii ? i 1 l /^v i 1 tnn no ilium wfro 11<>i iiuri. wiiiv J alwayi slioit distance away another pany. arge tree in Mrs. K. E. Sill's ,ertMlt ard was literally torn up, but I'll io one in the house was injured of ^ri eyond a right levere shock a* men, he moment. too ' ? Sun. A Kansas man is sueing for a Not] livorce because his wife took a Then in whistle to bed to wake him coum ip when he snored. He should aie v iave greased the whistle and not n hen she might have swallowed bifuri t.?Anderson Mail. . , . The ] LftWH The fisheries in Alaska have paid were 1 he Government more in revenues has be han Alaska cost the United Htates. now n ^his io where the Arfo Red Halmon a oons b caufht and oanued. label ( 'wrn LWO VE CENTS PER COPY. ; Attacks at Any Old ge?Couple 100 Years Old Wed. Louis, Apr. 22?Announcewas made today that John undren, who, on April 1st, 101 years old, will bo united arriage to Mies Rose Mc), on her one hundredth day, August 26, 1907, on lundren's estate, near Ta'esTenn. Bundren and Miss lire were sweethearts in esspe in their youth, but er has been married. Mis9 lire's parents would not let larry Bundren in youth and her to England to live. jht over a Boundary Line. rkville New Era : Rev. W. urt and Mr. William Dobjvhile surveying some land day got into a dispute as to oundary line and engaged asticuff. Bystanders went ) rescue a^d separated the ;erents before serious d.imras done. One of the wit8 9aid tliey kicked up such t that he was unable to see llie fight was progressing vould not say who the victor t have been. hquake Destroys Many ldings in the Philippines. nila, April 19.?Reports been received from South n of a severe earthquake in >wn of Nueva Caceres. cani i rf the province of Arbios irinos, and also at Tayabas, 9 province of Tayabas, in em Luxon. The destruction any buildings is repor edj jo far there is no mention iy loss of life. rican Newspaper Sends $50,000 to China. Islington, April 21.?A conlion of $50,000 was received from the Christian Herald \v York by the American >nal Red Cross to be applied ief of the famine sufferers ina. The remittance makes 000 in money that has been irded from this country for jse famine relief. h a few canft of Argo Red Saln the pantry, and an Argo Rod n Cook Hook, the housewife is s prepared for unexpected coinIt can be served in many difways. ere is a point on the coast mice where not only the but the women and donkeys, wear troupers.?New York liing remarkable about that. 5 are points all over this try where ''the breeches^ irnril hv wnmon an/1 it ia inii9ua 1 to see jackasses in cated garments. News -No Pare Drntt Cough Cure would be needed, if ell Cough Cures* ike l)r. Hhoop'a Cough Cure is and >en for 20 years. The National I>aw squires* that if any poison a enter into ;h mixture, it must be piinted on the >r package.