The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 15, 1908, Image 1
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VOL. 3. NO. 3B.
Anti -Prohibitionists
Congressional Cor
Washington, Feb. 12.ti
Prohibitionists had tl
to clay when represei:
. the National German
Alliance appeared b'
House committee on
to oppose in general tl
bil 18 introduced at thi
for the suppression of
traffic, and in particuh
tlefield bill propositi)
aid in the enforcement
option excise laws. An
who spoke agaiust the
Attorney Theodore
\r ir i i *
i>ew rorK, president c
York branch of the
and former commissioi
es.
Mr. Sutro assumed
f"1' liar ground that "you c
islate morality into the
and lie flung into Mr. 1
figurative teeth the
that Maine. Mr. L
State, exemplified ii
measure the soundne
claim that "prohibitio
prohibit."
"Then," said Mr. J
"do I understand your
to be that morality can
culcated into the peop
islation? Do you stani
Answer me directly ph
"I stand on that, yes
tro, ''but I want my
understood by this c
Want 1 stand on is tl
only way to make
men and women is to t
moderation as'they gro
boyhood and girlhood;
only genuine, coustitut
to keep them temper
they have grown up, i
strong enough of ther:
be moderate, is to mak
diligence?drunkenues;
a misdemeanor. And I
province ot' the State,
Central Government,
can say to a man: '1
not take a sip of wine
1 whiskey or brandy,' i
the same authority aa;
'thou shalt not tako a
oi mince pie and a tn
ice water.' Gentleme
committee, over indu
intoxicants is not the
cess conducive to crime
1 country. 1 give as m.v
lief that as many raurJ
been committed by t
by too much mince pie
water as by men int
violence by strong drin!
Big Fire in Florida
,
Tarpon Springs, Fla.
?One block of busioc
was desroyed by fire
hour last night, causing
1 $50,000. The scene <
was just south of thobb
was destroyed on Jant
causing a loss of about
One Oroek was burnec
and another man, name
is missing.
C l*T Take T he News.
T- ' '
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LEDGE
SEMI-WEEKLY.
I
Heard by North Carolina's C
nmittee Takes a Hand in
at A & M Colleg3.
-The Ak
ieirinning Ra!eil!l' sP*>ial ?" *
natives of lot,e Observer: The i
? freshmen at thn Atr
American ? --- ?v
afore the andJMechanical Collegt
judiciary *r1^ a stir. The cade
ie sixteen ^'011 wa? paraded and
is session niandaot inspeced the
the liquor *n order to dotect tl
ir the Lit- used nitrate of silvei
? Federal taces of freshmen. A <
i of local ^r'e,1ds in Raleigh that
long those '?nnd that there wai
bills was a'leftd and had given t
Sutro, of a" ",e hazers. II?
)t the New knows t,10ni all.
Alliance, Governor Glenn this
ier of tax- wro^e the following
President George T.
the fami- college:
:anuot leg- "the more I think
> people," ^1G niore strongly 1 am
.iltlefield's 6ii tllaf the action of th<
assertion 'n blacking faces of f
littlefield's mou wi,h nitrate of si
i a great "ot on,y cowardly and
>S8 of the 80 inhuman that it ou
n does not dealt with a most sevo
1, therefore, urge you
i ?ut who the hazera nr<
Litt e 10 ' a,|jitjon to this I think
argurae authorities ought to tah
lUOt bVn" zance of such acta. 1
le by eg- ?uq ftntl know that boy
il on ^ t ia boys, but when they ct
gentlemen and act in i
saidSu they should be
meaning nf)t afl boys but as
cmmittee. pjeage giVo this ma
his: The mQfit patient inveatif
temperate ^ Dr Ui)1 (Chairmai
each them {fu.uity) and asked hi
w up from everything in his powei
and the ret out this matter."
ional way ?
ate when goni Only Has to
f they are Cents Damages fc
nseWes to ting in Cousin's F
e over in- ?
s-a crime, Paris, Feb. 12.?
that is the i>e Castellane, the (livo
not the band of Anna Could,
If the law York, was to-day fouu
'hou shalt by the Correctional
or beer or crhninul assault and b
t can by prince llelio do Sagan,
y to him jnj aud finod twenty
mouthful The prince was awan
imbler of damages.
m of the The encounter botwe
Igence ill | pQni j)e Castellane an
only ex- jj0jj0 Da Saga", which
1 iu tllis in the Prince preferrini
lirin he- agajnst Count Boni, to
ers have Qn jan 2 in front of the
lyspeptics of gt piorre Do Challot
ami ice Specjai memorial ser
lamed to ^een celebrated in me
k-' Lady Stanley Krringtor
tive of both of the fight
Town. | services had just on
Count Boni and Prim
Fe'> 13 rae^ on Wo.
,'sa houses eichaiiKed and then
at ? l?to men C1,m0 l" bl"w3'
1 e Boni swore at his coi
c a loss 01 1 , . , i? spat
111 his lace. I rince
>f the) tiro I took tlie matter to C
>ck whicht made chargos against
1 it r tf 9?ll? I < ? 1 t:~ L
.. j w .runiiiiiu auu mi diuui
$100,000. Jeau. The charge agaic
1 to ilnntli Jea? was dismissed. rI
unknown ?Uht U ..id to h.
because 1'rince Helve
ing at tor.lien to Mine (ii
this is supposed to 1
voked Count Boni to the i
lNCASTE
R 1852 REVIEW 1378 ENTEF
LANCASTER, S. C? FEBRUARY IS. 19C
Governor Pretty Home Wedding. The Anc
Hazing Bailes-Faris Nuptials. j a
E
he Char- Fort Mill Times: A happy event j
hazing ot of interest in York and neighbor-j E
ricultural ing counties occurred Thursday u (
) is creat- evening at 7:30 o'clock in the! Sou
t batta-l^0^ Hill community, near this Thu
the com- P,ace? The occasion was the 0t h
hands ot ' marriaSO of Mr. Joseph Z Bailes, l?ly 1
liose who ot Pleasant Valley, Lancaster Coui
on the county, to Miss Sue Zedith Faris, evet
cadet told Hie attractive daughter of Mr. The
he had ?am Paris, of Gold Hill. ed t
3 trouble The wedding was an auspici siste
he tip to Otis event that attracted the at R- I
says he tendance of a large circle ol j the
inuium, among Wlioill me onue I ram
afternoon has held wide popularity. The1 com
letter to simple but pretty and irnpres B
Winston, 9>vo ceremony ol the Methodist inn
church was performed by the met
abont it Rev. W. M. Owings, of Fort trrac
i perauad- Mill. The wedding march was end
9 students deftly rendered by Miss Inez chu
he fresh- Smith, the entree having been proi
liver was made to the lofty strains of Men- lifecruel
but dehsohn's immortal production,
iglit to be The troth was pledged at an im- An
re hand, proyised altar in the parlor,
i to find which was tastef ully and beauti9,
and in fully decorated for the joyous
the legal event. The ceremony was per;e
cogni- formed beneath an arch ot holly, 19 sc
bolieve in amid which peeped out a prolus 1,1 "
a will be ion of white carnations. The 9eIlt
rase to be back of the altar was beaui
criminal tifully decorated with carnations
treated &?d holly, and in every respect ^ v
efFenders the wedding was a most beauti- ut
tter your ful one- ljU
till ^
:atioD. I The bride, charmingly array- ^ j
q of the ed it? white organdy, entered ,
* <11 1!
m to do with her maid of honor and cou- ^
to for sin, Miss Corinne Faris. of Gold L.
me
Hill, while the escort <>f the mQV
groom was his best man and
Pay 20 brothor, Mr. John J. Hades, of
>r Spit- Pleasant Valley. 1 he brides- te^a
ace. maid was Miss Bleeker Bales, the
sister of the groom, attended by gucc
urt Boni Mr. Thomas W. Gulp, both ot!t?)el
reed hus pleasant Valley. It was a '-white frtrn
of Now Wedding," and like the bride, j{ ^
d guilty her maids were attired in be- Qt
Court of Wjtching white. worl
lattery on posides the ben wishes of t5l0 ,
his cous- th0ir h08t of friends, the bride quei
dollars. an(^ groom bear with them a jn 8(
led cents profUbion 0f handsome and use uut
ful presents. They will make an(j
on Count t]iejr home at Plea ant Valley, ^urt
id Prince where Mr. Bailes is highly es Lr-1(j
resulted teemed for his sterling qualities i mQn
g charges rtml business qualifications . to (.
ok place jiutei
* where'a Lynching in Mississippi, 'jota
yice had c;in
iinory of Brookhaven, Miss., Feb. 10.? aeli,
i, a rela- I?0git, the negro who crimi* re mi
ers. The nHj]y a8?aulted Miss Williams, a es t<
ided and y0ung white woman, near h. re tt>:?t
jo llolie aeVorai weeks ago, was taken f
ds were from the custody of the Jackson coun
the two miii|ary company and a po^se of
d Count ,ionn(;?. 1 ?1 4 -
WO j/1*1 ifo (Hill IllHl^tU I" 'I ut'lt'13
Do *Sa^ Piume P?^e withiu a hundred >> (|r
)ourt and y^r(ls of the Court House. Ho
Boni Do was to have been tried for his A
or, Count crime. The military arid the appr
i?t Count police were overpowered by .1 o.l it
he cause ni()b of more than one thousand wire
,ye been ... a , .
citizens. Several shots w?re s?ia
was payjuld,
and hred during the melee an i two with
iavo pre- members of the mob were wound- is ^u
issault. ed. and
:r Ne
UPRISE J 891
18 PRICE?FIV
>ther Account of the Death Ba
^ _i _ r* r-? txr
u?a i" unci ai ui rcv, ** . !
I. Gibson. Lebu
sell, the
'1 Lancaster News : Rev. W. ot W
iibson, a member of the ne<
Hi Carolina conference, died etI bv a
rsday, 61I1 inst , at the home the bab^
is father-in-law, Mr. G \V. twelve ]
er, in the eastern part of the '
lty. lie was buried Friday v*9't to '
ling at Tabernacle church. *?ur ci
funeral service was conduct- <,orV l'
?v Rev. K. M. McKissiek, as-w as
'd by Revs. W. C. Winn and a'nuse cl
.. Duffle. The sympathy of mentary
community for ths bereaved Lou*s St
ilies was shown in the large 9avv a 9fl
iregalion present. ,,le f-'Ul
ro. Gibson was taken sick :,ware 01
the gun
louoiimy aner i lie aujourn*
i a - , and disc
it of the last conference, and
j 11 ,11 ,i contents
ltia.lly grew worse till the
r?r i rpi and kiln
came lhursday evening. I lie
rch has lost a young man of
rirl
nise, just entering upon his
work.
r _ Phoei
Appeal to Road Over- ^orma J
dauchte
seers. w
West P
i shot and
he demand tor better roads j near her
> great that it cannot be put Miller, s
rords, but in action. Public afterwar
iment is now taking form in fort to e
3lative enactment, and it been er
obable that Lancaster coun- father, ^
/ill have a new road law, terday 1
until there is a change in attentio
law, we must, work under to this c
present system. The object round o!
lis appeal is to arouse gener- A pistol
iterest in working our roads the Thol
to improve their condition, he met 1
n, let us have a concerted sister. 2
ement with the overseers at lan and
head of it. revolver
lie improvement and main her dene
,nce of our public roads in I and gave
future are imperative to the bors r^
ess ot the farmers. Von are fr.n.. i
I JV'tliU VI
reapers of the benefit?thejwas )vj,
lers receive the profits. Some j snow wil
le overseers have done well body.
hers have done better? 1>s slight
ting from tour to seven days
past year, and as a conseice,
thcro is improvement
inio section-' of the comity, ! ^ ^
much remains to be done, | ^vice in
let us not. tire in we 1 doing, j ir)vo
dy, our people feel sufficient j ^ of t
e in the wellaro and advancet
ot the county to t>e willing j yTfi ,
one together in the public I ^ j19 ^
rest and start a movement t,eu9r ^
ring about a oetfer condition
ir public highways. This ? IK
be done only bv concert of ) >X '
, a succe;
in, ot this kind, and it now
lins lor the people themselv- or '
? act in order to bring about- from the
relict which they clearly ()?r P
ze is necessary for the pres taughtlv
and future prosperity of our .
tly. L J. Perry, hevc 10
County Supervisor. i:i
I niiiiif lit'
0 m^ m t Wi' III vi \
mta's Damage by Storm. Mis-e
Dutfie, i
Until a, (tii., Feb. 14.? A lnf^ jn ci,.?r
oaching $250,000 was cans- ]nst Woe
i this vicinity by :iie -term Don't,
i swept across central t4eor-i^y what
Monday. Too loss centres come nr
in 50 inilos of this citv and
frered chiefly by telegraph 1
telephone companies. , Let us
' t
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E CENTS PER COPY. J
iby Killed by Boy.
ion, Ind., Feb. 13?Ruseighteen-moiitlis
old baalker
Smith, of Advance,
ir here, was shot and kill
shotgun in the hands cf
's brother, Winston, aged
fears.
Smith had gone on a
a neighbor, leaving her
lildren at home. The
old by Winston is
snapping the gun to
le baby. During his moabsence
from the room
inith, aged five years,
lell and slipped it into
i. Winston, not being
f this, altempted to break
with the hammer back
barged the shell. The
i entered the baby's neck
ed him.
Brutally Murdered.
lixville, Pa., Feb.13.?
riiolan, aged 15 years,
r of Iliram Tholan, of
ikeland township, was
killed on the highway
home to-day by .lohn
i young farm hand, who
ds shot himself in an efnd
his life. Miller had
nployed by the girl's
vho discharged him yes>ecause
it is said of his
ns to her. Miller came
ity and after making a
: the saloons, purchased
and started back toward
lan farm. On the way
N'nrma and an 8-vear-old
diller accostod Miss Thoatter
a short talk drew a
from his pocket and shot
I. The younger sister fled
> the alarm. When neighached
the scene they
le girl's body. Miller
lg unconscious in the
th a bullet hole in his
His chance of recovery
d Cat Happenings.
Mitor: i'lease alloy; .ne
your valuable piper to
w of the recent happening
prosperous commune
thankful to say that
ill of the community in
is very good,
iblished last week, the
)or of the lirst was voted
is ; a good crowd; good
ml a good coin pent ency
> boxes.
ichool, which is being
\f f) /i ?
y .mssivosa oarnea,we nebo
one of the best schools
country. The enroll>
to 'htte is about forty,
s LenaVValtera and Nello
ho have been visiting
aw, 8 (J. returned homo
k.
estimate our community
the name implies; hut
d see for yourself.
Little One.
s ilo your Job Printing.