Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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: 8 DISORDER MARKS tliis was followed by tui tinR. On different stumj : o i a. :o. i. .. THE LANOA iiul toils shou- BLEASE MEJ >s ill tin* cam BUT SMI1 I STKR N l|\V S, .1 UIjY 7. 1 f HOWL years ago hl? pro 'H SPEAKS taf; J""u".< . ,, , solicitor) I d tu 914. mlsed "if you'd take j in the audi* 'aesar Otts ( former ! Spartanburg, rn out (from n<>n!.- I cive Blease i ? .1 Bnce. "You people of "CharlesU are you going to help tempted li \ majority of 2.500. as mill neoDl J m list" to show the "atine up" between the cotton e of the un country and the GAFFNEY M Abortive Attempt t Pollock Down. SOME SHARP vA ||^ (Icil^Il OfllillUI tMUIIIl 11 ?l I I IINil * !n 1 pards immigration. Th j was answered today wh< 0 Howl said "that he wanted t< | wide open doors to Eu; and put the thumb sen 1 USAGES. "who work cheaper tha l5s uut-n aruuH- \v UIIIIIIUDU i run Us dujy as re- niun> who?(but mi iip Accusation jt gain, so, like pn the senator Smith has been ham 3 nail up the not be given nowspi ?r til it has served il ropean riff rait : poses.) 6WS on The governor so< 11 you do, live bitter denunciation LI rum' uw.t ., , ___ tentiary) Will lybe he'll want to party kept his | the jokes rieyutor said the governo ding out, this will Mills was.now in iper publicity un- "Turn out " Ls campaign ,pur- some one? but tl reply. (W. T.? m launced into a jng a life seoten of the new *pri- ty, having been Mills," and each ' stated by one >art of the compact, j 6,000 against r, who declared that nings. aking a good eiti/.en. j Mr. Jennin r.' Jones," shoute 1 the Saunders te governor inade no ing of the ?Jones is serv- exonerating ce from Union c.oun- demning the convicted of poison- the report be s citizen, or help roll up "furriners t him?" staked Mr. Jen-! want youi eigners?" igs referred briefly to you he's case, reading the find- show it?" investigating committee | "I cami I)r. Saunders and con- the Reput method of her "trial," tell you 11 >ing signed by Hleaseites has declai i" in Charleston. "Do you r vote killed by these forhe asked. "Blease tella against the gang; does he e here on the natal day of >lic," said Mr. Pollock, "and hat the balance of the state red its independence of Cole Acrid Exchan^s llotweon and Mcmhfis of Ai Feature of Kessioi GafTncy, Special to Colu July 3.?Fdr first time glut paipn opened there was a and well-directed effort to u ????i ? 11 \ r i ??1 (vivw! 11 'i 1nt mi roiieu oraugw auti i Speakers and then sting you to idience tion day." n* The speaker furthei mbia State takes 21 years to raise *e the cam-' citizen, but the shppi concerted could raise one in a y? howl down Smith also quoted figu .. ,, that there were more t ip I r?^rn mac* iiti iiiiiia.- uiiii> ruivoi tailing death on elec-t piece of political th ed by white faces." "What about Jol - said that it . , , , .. somebody asked, tb a native born jI1R that the newspu ng companies Kvans was the wore ?ar. Senator until he "flopped 01 res to show then he became a "I immigrants : tleman." "Hut we' nit-Hi niv uuviuDi mg r\is wife.j levery ever hatch- The governor ing to turn Sen tin Gary Evans?" by papdon or , ie goveruor reply- voU>8 ipers had said Mr. . . The governe t man in the state . .. . . , ,, bouque.s, one irer to their side, ? ,, sentative Cecil tine Christian gen- . , , , . . ? dieted a majori ve got em beat, ianu anu-ttiei declared he was go- ' "Who's pa ator Smith, out, not'peases. Cap? ?arole, but by white speaker. "I Mr. Jennlng! >r received several adding that presented by it"!)*""- office, but tr; C. Wyche who pre- such poor wi ty of 2.500 in '>p.ir- He said ht ? it. whoro hp hsi iseites. I mease an yinp your campaign ex- 'to wipe th " somebody asked the ' said Mr. 'm paying 'em myself,''' clared, "I s replied emphatically, 1 the negrc he was "not seeking bad in So ying to open the oyeB c'Jtbe govei eak sinners like you." jmany thii * defied anybody to show ,of "Portli ? cvpr siink(M) of n wn- ed ill Sllil (l agoes, and we re gomg lem off the face of the map," Pollock, who further decease is the greatest friend >es in the penitentiary ever uth Carolina." He declared rnor had failed to explain igs, one of them the pardon and Ned," who was convictirtanburg. kee county meeting today, er was W. P. Pollock, the fromVcheraw, Chesterfield It was placing the non-ei of the laws in Charleston the door of the governor clpiated, the first confusioi ing if tHe members of the , they wished to be lined u ""v x within the last 1-1 uion The speak-; babie8 b)rn i? the Uni candidate THE FARMER'S county. Senator Smith fully nforceinent anieminient to the new directly at currency law, whereby that pre- and real estate were n i, and ask- aml the time limit for audience if exteuded from 90 days p With the j a ernn Vin<t t?w?" ths tlian male :continued the gover ted States. he would be electe< NOTES. lot, and the wearei discussed his ges, insniribed,"Foi I banking and Senate, Cole L. Bl< farm produce too, judging by the lade, collateral 'ed this declaration < farmer's notes At one time the to six months terrupted by the c.h< nrnHiicprt H?>'nnr1 uhpn Phnirm nor, who declared 1 on the first Ku- The P?vt!"'or It *s of the red bad- <liatRl.v after cc r the United States L. U. JBNI ease," thought so Mr I- Jen: cheers that greet er- referring to t of the governor. Rd the governor governor was in- 8?nie of the "m< eers of his friends, Kone; that they an i,anp.mtor r?. believe what wn ft the theatre imui". man as Gov including nls speech. Dr. Saunders MINGS SPEAKS. ?<J r.peak nlngs, the next :-:peak- I'leaseism he crowd that follow. Pollock. Sen; out. said ho was glad "For heav authy UleaseUcs" had ism," he imp wouldn't listen to or the eyes of a; said about tie* gov- ' Hlcase won't ernor Please has about Mr. Po i. Loud applause greet- 'ease" of er's appeal for the defeat He dee , "whether you elect. Mr. the mam ator Suiith or myself." those of en's sake, defeat Mease- <lone ,,1(,r ilored. saying that "when s>me 1,1 the people are opened Moses." I get a corporal's guard "Hum lloek said he had taken the. f the governor's name, lared the governor lias more uers of a stable boy than a senator, and that he had e to disgrace South Carolina e time of the infamous lh for Hlease!'' somebody "king of blind tigers of Ma on the Roveraor's staff. When the first whiff of \ ing storm had blown ov< gust swept down on th< en he began to flay th for thepart he had taken i of Dr. Eleanora B. Saund< only by skilful tacking, s rket street' alBO explanied his wo cotton grades standar Lhe gather- testing of the tensile s ar another ferent grades, which v e speaker at damson college, e governor "Yet they say I hav< n the trial thing," the speaker sa ars. It was haven't," he continued tinging re- the dickens." rk in getting quested them to k ized, and the they were merely c< trength of dif- ernor's time, the 1 rork was done I didn't "mind them | time, as it don't co en't done any- years." While tl id. "If 1'speaking, Mr. J. T. , "I tried like the theatre, came t stage and requestec eep quiet, raying ornor's record a ar.suining the rov- defended and atter declared he mary rules. M 1 having a goou that if Governor me but every two ''igton he'll pay ie governor was He declared the Harris, owner of turning out n* the front of ?ie carriers was no 1 that some of the hadn't told how u. nyway. Mr. Jennings!?eliminate ipluined th> new pii- jcare who's e [r. Jennings declared j W. 1'. 1 Bleiise goes to Wash- j Mr. W. P. his own rai'road fare. ! or, prefaced governor's talk about declaration I ;gro mail clerks and lord was wea sh. and the governor Blease was 1 he'd do it, that they e.mor is not Please, then I don't Isnouted, lected." "Oh. y 3OLLOCK SPEAKS. Ha,d tho Pollork, the last speak- | you 11 be hits remarks with the]for ,<lpas that Senator Smith's rec- Mrk, while that of Governor the n Oad, sayjng that the gov-|drpn of entitled to the support J<,on t vot es, getting mighty weak." speaker, "and In two year* sorry' you hollered 'Hurrab ;e.' " :>llock begged the crowd, iame of the women and chilthe state, for God's sake, e for Blease." yucr> ami cut? a^iMdiu r ui der of the crowd' that tl was able to resist these and farily :beat his anta the game. The governor too, wa^ with derisive questions an jectted to numerous rebu ances. One of the heckles a""liar" and a "darned foo m*j ieuiaiii In concluding the i he speaker jenKed every man, woi onslaughts' |n audience to seal igonists at ..jf y()U find a siiiglf ! said, "whether by vot< i sliowore.i r:i,ise my voice that 1 v d was stib-I y(,ur battles poin king utter- and rli resign." < he called (jov. Hlease followed 1,' and told Iinft ;?t no Hms sine1 speaker cbal- men packed in the man and child1 as the load was to rcli his record, in the boxes and bei i instance,'' he i ger. The governor i or failure to kind of Mr. Harris re failed to doesn't want to g it to the time, hurt." The govei "they-enu't-help-it" senator Smith pardons, telling th< thp pamnalBn it to "en home, nul upper boxes* move, irt,v imriw in, uy 0 great and those 'an<* the goveri neath were in dan- law of the IJni said it was ' very (than he can th to tell you, for lie tie declared on et any Bleaseitos i P'e would Relec rnor repeated his 1 ates Bleaseism policy regarding I K?vernor stanc ase who don't like t'arolinn will < 1 off vour coai and I tie said the gov ? IU? vt i v 11 prr?ur iu?t? ol IT-G gOOU nor can't repeal the He urged tl ited States any more ^ the senate a at of South Carolina, the Democri August 25 the peo- one who spe t a man who repudl- tional Den and everything the; send me. wt Is for "and South harness" wl *ome into her own.'' President V efnor had brought the greatest issi men or south Carolina. i ?iaie 1 ip people not to send to ! wan amoi man "out of joint" with today's 11 atic administration, or part, ho' aks sneerinRly of the na- C. Otts locratic leaders, but to also. 10 csan "pull in double All th< ith Senator Tillman and ernod lef /ilson. He declared the rial" for lie in South Carolina to- i The in I 11 ?t 11 111 ?i 11 juiiu vjrti ) njvniio rig those on the stage during aeetiug, in which he took no wover. Former Solicitor J. was an interested listener e candidates except the gov't here on the "Carolina Spetlieir homes this afternoon. >xt Mohodult^d nicotine of the him that if he had justici in all probability be in tl tiary for stealing. There were approxira oters at the meeting t< speaking was held in the < which did not accommodi wished to hear. In the au< Sam J. Nieholes and Solic TT Mill K/v?U 1 .1 ? b he would opened has the govern lie peuiten- rjd(len his "nigger" ho freely lashed with whi lately 800 Senator Smith was )day. Tin jnR a n)eniher of the H ourt housi tion. lie was also t? ite all who for approving the apt lience were janu.s L. Sims as Unit itor Albert s|,ai a man who on< or so furiously sweat it out." bbyhorse or so HATES HIS p and spur. He declared he accused of be- and has "about as laskell conven- enemies as a blac iken to task kingsnake." The onitment of h? had kept every ed States mar- to his Spartanburg e set type on a I law into eonten well abolish th< loves his friends ,<rna expires." much 16ve for his "Are you hoi ksnake has for a ! to fnnke him g( governor declared the same mists promise he nnid" Washington.?'' friends; that two whieh cnrne "N 1 apt, "and you may asjday is the ' * courts until Blease's j ,j(.r the lea : He said the ml people who helped j to keep out ?vernor going to make I to tell you ike and send him to |aliens from aske.d the speaker, to Una." o. no. no" from many | The spea . 'lawlessness rampant un - i campaipi dership of Cole Blease." j nesday, . governor claims lie wants 'dates for the foreigner!}, tfi/t "fails 1 of those he vetoed n bill to keep speak at voting in South Caro- ( Today i closing l ker read the celebratd paign. l will be held at Union, WedJuly 8. Several of the candithe Senate and at least some for tlovernor. are experted[to Itatesburg Tuesday, 's meeting was the sixteenth the third wee* of the cam mj. iumii niraMf l* ittic" tanburg county. Ft. A. I county chairman, presidc< ltev. H. A. Knox offered at the opening. POLLOCK FlltST Mr. Pollock was the fn He discussed liis legisiat saying that he was the fii for Slate aid for weak con m in op;ir- negro Republican ne> )odson. the you w,.re tlphtinp to t 1. and the rult> t)f the negro." T1 the prayer also taxed with auppo tion to pay a negro fa UP. the event a member wi rat speaker. ator smith was also eh ive record. ur(, to support a resoh st to labor. tll(. Ualtimore convent Illtry school tlio 14th ;> irwxln vspap< r. when AAAAAA^ hrow oft th" y VV?V?< n> Senator was rtinp a rosolnmily in X as lyn< hed. Son arged with fail jtion offered at y ion in lft 12 to *HL ? .X. Btb] 4^4 4^4 4^4 A^A a^J " ^ ^ "a" + "0" $ ^ ^ LANCj rAirrv XSTER'S C A ?711 GREA1 \7jT* n , * f f T i f r? t and also wrote at Jim Ci practically as the presen stands. The man from Cheraw up the records of two o nents and said that Sena record was too small to and the governor's too ba< any good man. ow car bill governor prom it law now was s(Mll to the senate the negro civil service ' then took | moved within the nex f his oppo- he WOuld not again as tor Smith's QUOTES FROM stand upon Today the chief exec 1 to hold up inclined to believe the than on former occash ised that if he f l/| aim didnt have J m W J appointees re- ^ ;t four years ^ k for the office. ?? PAPERS. \ utive was more X \ ? newspapers > ^ \ ins. To subetan w^ V n/jvcj LAS -0/1 Vll ITS ALL / \ /?? i 1U o/ WEEK ILL | ... f w 11*11 dip spuaKKr cnar governor was responsible non-enforceinent of the la leston and that he was tr the good people of the 9t Vincent Phicco and Jame< jBlease forces became in plied the speaker with qi "Why weren't you at c] asked, when Mr. Pollock goo nai initiate some claim ag; i for the smith about a oommi ws in Char- ment, he read a diHpa ying to line state. He also quoted ate up with fr0m the Charleston I* Sottile the j,.r stating that in the censed and jai race some men vol jestions. Smith under compulsh hurch?' one ^ good number of referred to amst senator i. ttee appoint- Oil tch from theWW an editorial ] Jews and Cour- ' J former senator- ! Big lot ted for Senator V F,owe >" > voters left the c'al r ttjore Days of new Printed C^ijeH and Fine red Luwdh, worth up rt^l9e, epe>r Sale . . t?c of I his Uorio 4 5-Inch Voil FlounHngK, wrnt $1.00, Sale Fine Crepe Flouncings, worth us Money-Savii ?up to hicht khoks in lanc/ iiloks moj $1.1Ny Men'w IVodkIh* ig Sale! | istkr and for ^ ; iEV X* J i Kho?*. JL *y. the bar in a Charleston he saw in full operation the senatorial party spent ton. Another retorted: "I'd be lined up with them a: gers." However, it was not un of Dr. Saunders was un hotel which iia(i finished. This o| the Sundav seized by Mr. Jenninf in Chiirles- fiance at the dispersin and to urge that they just as soon to stay and hear the < with 'nig- pe convinced. The mayor of Sum til the trial governor's "nigger" j der discus- "Yes, the governoi kuo ku.ci iui Fine rr pportunity was 36 in. ? to hurl de- | J g Bleaseltes. c'a' / couldn't afford Printed truth, lest they T hlue, ter derided the i thing fc >rogram. jt aale. . r has much to mien ana i'iain irepe we i cbes wide, worth about 85c, spe T?9c Crepe Ratine, three shades of green, helio and brown, just the ir morning dresses, worth 35c, . , 28c r?uit? \emember you can Ret one of tl iS^broidery Dresses complete raingfNuid all, for . .mi.95, $li.A1X MlblAS^KV CiOING AT TH We have plaW^d all Thlmraed three lots, $1.25, and $2. . . . . <m- $4.gvi)ouglas Oxfords, hone fine $4.00^bpuglas OxfordR. trim- $3.50 Dobnla* Oxfords, lo. $3.00 DougluRi5?fordK. IS HAIjB $3.50 Tan I^ace Okfordi Hats in $3.50 Barn Yard StfKps 50. $2.50 Work Shoes. . . . *? "(? a y. $?.48 $8.09 ^ $2.80 3 a $2.08 2 $2.08 & $1.08 X sion inai tne disturbers sway and persistently w harassed the speaker. When the asylum invest taken up, N. W. Hardin member of the investlgati tee, arose asked if the' throughout the report'd that Dr. Saunders was Ini The sneaker answered, i got In full suy about the negro.' hooped and it worse." he asked, , and there a negro dell ligation was than it is to have n who was a oriminal negroes turn Ion commit- community?" ' governor Mr. Jennings proph lid not say ()f Weaseisra on Augi locent. "If i read the sigr ii the Jiflfirm > *- ?'- * ' hebegan. "Ir?8> Another "to have here 1A yardw vering the mail lore than 90o *>oe ed Iooho in the Host 50c , , , ; Jt. Beet 75< esitd the death ?? ifit 25. ; Best 89 is of the times ' JL 9x12 J? case of that Fne 8c Bleach, 20 for 1M.OO ! B. beat Bleach, yard ,..?c ; Sheeta 35c, 8 for tl.OO ; Sheets, 72x90 5He c Sheeta, 81x90 fltto ipaneae Matting Druggett, worth Lot No. 1?Hats that solVLfor $2j and $2.75, Sale Lot No. 2?Trimmed Hats that* $3.00, $3.f?0 and $3.75, Sale.. Lot No. 3?All Hats that sold fi $5.00 and up to $6.50, Sale. . 8HOKW ANl> HLJPPHKM AT 00, $i!.60 Many small lots of ! 1.2ft cacti pairs of a kind, mostly Scold for win t>e marked at ridlci \r75 CLKAKANCK H or $4.oTT> ^/hiidren's HemstJtche< . SAI.K Uudies' Hemstitched Shoes, one to hIk small sizes, these llously low prices. PFXIALH. 1 Mandken htefs, Handkerchiefs, A atlve, but proceeded to re record what the govern; about the decent women asylum if they knew th was going on. and also cii ings of the committee th; ders was exonerated froi uations and innuendoes a tions, which report was s ? ? riKin, nt? I'onuiiupa, ail from the Bleaseism will me wri ?r hail said election and there wi lea*ving the rertion in South Can e talk that ' The speaker said ted tliOktind- approve of many of it I>r S^un running for governor, in all in^in- "from all that bunch nd all allega a man who'll ever n igned by Mr ((f cQit. Blease." me epuapn 01 ^ tten at the ne\i $4.00 ill be no resur-i^W* One lot >lina." 4? Z iAIld VS that he didu t ?% the men In the t'hildrer but. he addeu, 2 to you can't elect . . . , , A One lot lake the record ^ir ^ Perce , Sale r . . $12.4H Ladies Dresses, these are beauties 'orth $1.98, Sale W8e t's Dresses, worth up to 60e, sizes lj, Sale price 5tl?<Misses' l)resses, fine Ginghams and '??, worth $1.00 to $1.50, sizes up PRICES One lot Ladies White Slipper? $1.50, Sale j Brown's Ideal Slippers, plain Pur i strap Pumps, Run metal, but i patent lace Oxfords, these h; great sellers with us, Sule..$: h' i? irvuivu i.'ivr' miippri each ' wortl1 Ladies' Heat 5c Handk I?H?- ... Men r 5c Hematitche npa, twoeach ton and ave been (Joo(1 Pins, 2 packages f< 2. lit pair &c Safety Pins, do ?? SVtn 144 Agate Huttona. . . . * f erchlefn, each. ,8c il Hand kerchief h, zm ?< ?j$j? Hardin. It was at this the howling was most int speaker had moat difficu ing off the hecklers. TELLS OF PAST 81 When Senator Smith 1 dnced he reminded the C dience that he received majority six years ago e' thn QtatA in nnv ono for 1 stage that Spartanburg count enae and the i iarge8t vote in the i lty in ward- t,eing the Fourth of all the milla in the 1 fCCKSS. down, indications ar< was intro- eBting .neeting, to saj 'herokee au-1 be expected, the greatest | v I # U> 17 y. culint lh? A A f#w itate, tomorrow ^1^ $7 50 July and with 1 t'tM ^iedmont closed T ? l Now Is ? that an int*r- | "V . f the least, may ^ Floul , price ii ? M7C fine White DreeueH, worth up to , each B EMBROIDERY FIjOITNCINUH the time to set a fine Embroidery at a bargain, 46-inch Embroidery icingB, a bargain at 69c, Sale . .. a#c LADIES 1 Two-Strap Patent Pumps and Pla Pumps, Patent and Vici L?ace price $3.25, special for Sale. . Big line Children's Slippers 98c, $1.19 h Bent 6c Pearl Buttons. . In Patent 10c Towe,s Oxfords, 26c Neckties 10c Socks for Men. . . , ..$2.70 10c Hose. . . . Children's Muslin Pants unl $1.48 10c Dress Gingham. . . . 15c ? "You'll not Ret It thin one called out. The Senai recognized his accuser t from the farm. "Just wait," the speak< log his forefinger at him until you hear from the make the food you eat an you wear. They'll stand year," Home ! m Lor evidently I m lh not being ? ! of OmiMio We transR-rena Nature', strikes, tnen we omit Fir naid ghak- w? ?che or ick*n... . ,! Loosen the dammert-c i, Juftt wait loose with the old t>me ueoDle who Root, (Podophylltw.) l pt upie wno the grtpe taken ont t d the clothe* by Bd Smith 1 I Ntn of t4 We mi'*ttSSSR . effort a lawa, the LW?r jj_. 4.1 or negieet until X CllSe ti ip bile. Keep it JlL mm -tried May Apple jojogbj.'L ?Kn X j mn x fi appreciate the splendid p to make the last four days hat has not been listed, at u 'n/iiiiCj latronage our customers h; the best days, we have pla musually low prices and w< ive given us during this S iced on sale many small lot ? ask you to come in and in JL? ale and in our bs of merchan spect them. X r? I and he's going back to t the grace of God." The speaker emphais< word with a slap on hia he senate by 11 a ^ jzd the last chest And ' Iii\N('ASTER 1*1 IMMl X Jl 1 HARM ACY. LUI/lflO! L/fl VIU uu - -r^ . . ^