Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 Slw ||aura*>ta (SEMI-WEEKLY.) Published Wednesdays a days at Lancaster, K. U , b; caster Publishing Company Charles T. Connors, SUBSCItlPTlON It ATI One Year Six Months . Three Months Payable In advance. ADVEUT1SINU KAT1 One Inch, tlrst insertion. *1.00. quent Insertion 50 cents. For thri longer, reduced rates. Professional cards, per year, flil Business notices, Transient Adv Lost and Pound, and other clasi tlsements not exceeding; ~5 words, each insertion; I cent a word for tioual word over !?.'> words. Obituaries, Tributes of respet tnanks and all matter of a person; nature to be charged for. Advertising rales by tlie column on application. Brief correspondence on subject interest invited. Not responsible correspondents. H. 10. IVYME, PKESIUKM A. J. CI,AU1C, BUSINESS \ Entered as second-class matter, at the postoIHoe at Lancaster s. ; of Congress of March :t. 1S7H AV KI>.Yi:si>A Y, .Milt. 1 There's nothing like i March day for showing i best advantage the eti symmetry of a divinol; lemale figure. From the way Oounc iiig some of the excrei nlaccs in the sitlpwalks stilts and stockings will much in evidence next i during the past season. The foreign nobleir was robbed of a wad o in a New York restaura bly realizes now that it small fortune to shove o under the mahogany of America's hash houses. In their eagerness to to fashion's latest edict ing to which all worn those alllieted with a ' embonpoint, must look slender, many of the femininity are now wear tail corsets. The national gover eminently right in its < ation to deport all a Uncle Sam certainly lu for them in his busiiu country would also be if a lot of the spring p comic Valentine ariisti large were corraled an< along with the anarchis TTon John (tarrr Fit' -- " - J *J " didate for United Statei has just paid two do!If year's subscription to tl ern (christian Advocate sou Mail. Hut if he has any id ting elected he'd bette down $1.50 for a year's tion to The Lancaster X lu sentencing two wli convicted of selling liqi; chain gang for six monl out the alternative of a Darlirgton the otlor di Aldiich set an examph members of the judicia _ H ' ' - is won wormy 01 emuna of the greatest eneri.ies I and one of the most j violators of the law, a name time one of the h convict before a jury, ii testable blind tijrer. I feroua infractions of the committed with the utrr beration and corisummat ty. He is brazenly con the difficulty of securing - . . J. ... " ' , viction in the courts, and <?> perchance he is found | I the imposition of a fine, h< n(i sator- heavy it may be, rarely, i y the Can- ag deterr0nt# On tl - trary, it but stimulates I renewed energy and acti r>0 the prosecution of his ne " business in order to recoi enforced contribution t :s county funds. The only Bach subseee mouths or tive way to suppress hir i. put ))itn on tlie chain gan 'ertisomcnts, . .. .. t , .mod nov.r- the penitentiary. And 86 routs for . , each aditi- tect would no UOUbt bo PI . t, carils of I if the same kind of justic il or political . , . , . tneted out to the pistol-to made fcnown ^for'v^ewVof It begins to look like w T tween Ciiina and Japan, ian ag Kit. ing from the seizure of a on. 7, i#o., the latter by the forniei 3., under Act Chinese claim that the Ja vessel was smuggling arc ii. iuoh. ... . . ammunition into China. i tv pit .il a woman sewed her h oil to the between two blankets and [trancing ped him with a raw hid< y perfect h? got sobor. She made tor nun. dian i sue:? aii Mail. il is liav- Tea, but she at the san ably bad destroyed her last chance repaired, ting a new Easter bonnet not be so ===== vinter as The terrible slaughter o ly one hundred and seve nocent children in an Ohio tan who building a few days ago f money rected attention through) nt proba- country to the vital impc takes no ?f insuring the safety of cl me's legs crowded together in school some of ^he matter of adequate capes is being looked aft< greater emphasis is being conform to the importance of tire d , accord- gulations. 3nj even ===== wealth of Our distinguished fellow slim and man, Judge Ira B.'Jones, > buxom ed a number of votes tor iug (rock States Senator during the laturo's several days' ba l.'lst IVfipli tlimitrll 1 <.? uruc nment is sense a candidate, nor I ietermin name been placed in liomi narchists. which fact bears eloquen is no use nionv to the Judge's <rre<?t ss. The larity and the high est better oil which he is held by his oets and citizens. Judge Jones is s now at recognized as not only out 1 shipped State's ablest jurists, b ts. man eminently endowed tore, education and exp ms, can- ^or t^10 Proper discharge s senator, duties and responsibilities irs for a office within the gift of th le South pje ?Ander Officer Killed by Con ea of get , , Doer Lodge, Mont , Mc r plank ? . Warden brank Conley, 9UOHCrip- . Montana penitentiary, w eroly wounded today and ant Warden John Robins lite rnon mnej by throe life ct ,or t0 the (ieortie Rock, W. II. Ha] tlis, with- anoj]ierj who tried to i tine, at prjson Kobinsou's thro vv, Judge cu^ from ear to ear and t 3 to other jar yejn NV{19 severed. C ry wh'eh ^hrout was gashed and 1 tiou. One abbe 1 several times i to society B)1(>ulder and the groin >ersistent j,e wfts ?{)!? to draw Ins r< nd at the and shoot down Hayes ant ardest to who were armed with s the de- knives. ^ 's believed tl warden will recover, lis pesti i law are ? 1T . . , Mr. J. S. Ilagins, of iost tie i- wilw}iaBju9t gotten up e audaci- 8ie^e rtf the grip beginninj scious ot in January, was in towr, ; his con- day. * * / THE LANCASTER NEWS, MARCH 1 when Safe-Crackers at Work in guilty? Georeria. awever Savannah special in the News ever, aQC| Courier : Two white yegglie con- . , . , . men blew open the sale 111 the nm to Qenlra| XiaiI way office at Pooler Jity in before daybreak today, escaping farious . . , , . with $50 and carrying away sevlip lllS I i f l- i r ^ eral life insurance policies bear^ iiiff the name of the station agent The robbers stole an axe from 11 18 . ? tne residence of the town mart.li k ?r 111 al and with it broke into the the el-{r, . i ,, , /eigler Grocery Company's store dutaryj. , ' , J to get powder and soap to u^e :e were ... . .. , in blowing the depot sate, ters. Four Men Killed by Gas. ar be-. result- Baltimore,JMd. Mch. 7?Four ship of nien are dead and ten others were r. The taken to a hospital to-day Miffer panese ing Irom the ertV-cts of gas which n a onrl t?l . . ... . 1_ . uo overcame uiem wmie at worK in the Pennsylvania tunnel near the John Ptreet entrance. A usband number ot others were alFected, '>Ut ni!Ula^0'' '? reac^ e,)* trance to the tunnel and the derscn safety of fresh air before being overcome. le time ? - of get- Lady Dies While Out Driv' ing. High Point, N. C , special in f near- Charlotte Observer : This after nty in noon while out driving with her school husband and child Mrs. C.' N. has di- Wellborn, a well-known lady of sut the city, pitched torward in the irtanee t)Ugfry dead. She was driving lildren while her husband was holding rooms. ^|ie |^a^y allli without a moment's tire es- warning fell forward, her hus3T, an 1 U.. ? .1 1 ? Of-ii: umm tu icinu^: ner iroiii given oul 0? t|le Jjujrgy rill re- . . ? . Three Shot From Ambush. Tampa, Fla,, March 9.?Dr. towns- . Cjioyonin Grana, a pronnuent rtcc iv p|1v8jcian> aU(j D13 brother-in-law, ^ John Orofino, and a triend, Al1 fonso Mule, were shot Irom amdloting Gusl? ill Ybor City by four men 1,1 n" who had secreted themselves in i.id his (grounds of St .Joseph's Con nation, venj Mule will probably die, l? t( >tl- the others being only slinhtly PnPu~ wounded. All are Dalian* and ei ni 111 the shooting is believed to be the "?u result of a Black Hand plot, justly | ' tll< Sale of the Ashe Property in ut as a __ . Kershaw. hv nn erience Kershaw special in the News > of the nnd Courier: The safe for partiof any f*on ?f the estate of the late.John e peo R. Ashe was held here to-day in front of the City Hall. ? Considering the tightness of victs. the money market and hard ^ y times generally, the property of tjie bought, fair prices The Ashe as sev- block? bringing $2,500, was Assist- brought by W. U. Clyburn and the other lots in about the samo Oil n an proportion. >nvicts, ' 1 'cs and <,ne ?' tbo best b>!s l',e reR" idence portion of the town was *oC(l I ) ? it was b'c* f'ie tr!J9,ePS ?* the colhe *|] ored Baptist Church for the puronlo 'a I)0se ?' erec,inf? a negro church. 10 was problematical whether it ., will ever bo built, as there is a on the belore 9*tron& fueling against it, and ivolvor every elFort will be made to pre1 Rock, vent it by tho property owners pocket adjoining and the citizens gen?at the erally. Col. \V. VV. Lewis, of York ~~ . ville, representing tho heirs of from1 a *^?^n ^Hhe, waa here y early t0 attending tho sale, which i Mon- vvas conducted by Clerk of Court, Tate, of York County. * " ; > V** 4 LI. 1908 WAN I You to know that we ; cabbage, cut from the delicious. Look out for King Mack< I Friday and Saturday. We are handling the 1 Yes, we have those molasses and Georgia This is the Place to get seed potatoes ? cabbage plants. I Want chickens and butter. W. L. Croxton Atty. Gen. Lyon Denounces ,>,U) Judge Pritchard's Course. j ^ ^ Augusta, Ga, Mch 7.?Mr. AT Lyon, ot South Carolina, tonight omcesin was shown the Associated Cress I dispatch Irom Asheville aiinoun cing .Joseph A. McCullough's Dr. acceptance of an appointment as a receiver of the dispensary Qgjce j at the hands of Judge Pritchard. posite Ue said: Phoiw I regret exceedingly that there is a person in the State of South Carolina who would accept an attentio appointment as receiver at the tornev i hands of Judge Pritchard." Then JtI?ljge ] taking up the general situation Attorne Mr. Lyon sail: 4,So tar as Judge 0f courj Pritchard undertaking to enjoin while r* any one from bringing suits or persona to in any way interfere with the tempt, i fund involved is concerned 1 General iimi11utuu jjiuut't aiiiys iii ine gioners Supreme Court of South Caro- of the F iua lr?r the purpose of compel- jng d,e line ilte c >mmission to distogard p0nsarv Judge Pritchard's injunction and receiver to pay into the Brute treasury ^ute CO) lor the use ol the Attorney Gen- jQ actua eral'a office t he sum of $15,000 atiminis which was appropriated for the tG numi purpose of certain crininai proceedings and prosecutions ot persons connected with the late die- Neg pensary. _ Home "Judge Pritchard's order will . , , , , result o] most certainly be disregarded by me if it undertakes to in any '10Ufi(1 ? wise restrain or direct me in ?d by this or anv oilier nror??pHinirfl I i into the ? - I may deem it advisable to insti- 0,1 h,e tute. iel i? N . M doe Dar What is Thought of the At- 'llLlltl5 ~ ,, ,,an0 " torney General s Oriticism firft j at Pritchard's Home. aml ye Asheville, Meh. 8.?The attack charged made on Judge Pritchard by At- AH com torney General Lyon, at Augus- It is 1 ta, Ga., last night and published Fain br by the morning papers, wherein who are the Attorney General severely ing, set criticised the action of the judge Pou, m< in appointing permanent receiv- then fir ers tor the South Carolina dis- to it. pensary fund, created a pro- homo ol found sensation in this city, the and ope judge's home. It is stated to- and win night that representatives of wouudii some of the suitors will call the side. 1 ED 11! are selling new ? field, nice and | Drell | ficest bread. New Orleans ^ lcane syrup. md frost proof i & Co. | iFF.8NIO!l4L (;A1(I)S ^RY HINES TOIINEY-AT.IjA W Springs Mock, Over Cloud's store LANCASTER, S. C. J. E. WELSH, dentist. n Emmons Building op> First National Bank. 9 No. 8. ^NCASTER, S. C. n of the court to the AtLieneral's attack, and ask Pritchard to attach the y General for contempt , 011 the ground that 'flections <>n the judge's I character are not conthe advice of Attorney Lyon t<> the commis- V to disregard the orders deral Co'irt in directuehvernnce of the disfund of $800,000 to the 8,does in it*elf consti- * itempt, in that it tends lly interfere with the tration of the court and fv its powers. to Riot in Georgia. i, Ua., March 8.?As the f an attempt to burn the f a negro woman followa fulsilade of shots house and an attack homo Of JfiA Ilan orth Rome early today, liel is dead, Jim Snow is wounded,the house of on partly destroyed by Charles and Louis Fain nry Berry are in jail with murder and arson, jorned are negroes. \lleged that Berry, the others and other negroes, > said to have been drinkfire to the house of Jane )ther-in-law of Charles, rwl .. 1? -' ' ou c* nuiuuur (>I snots inThey then went to the f Joe Daniel, it is said, T" ned tire through the doors dows, killing Daniel and ig Snow, who were in