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NATHAN M'CLEARY MADE GONFESSIO TOLD REPORTER OF "TH STATE" ABOUT HIS ATTEMP'I Aarion Negro is an Imbecile-Imp] cates Several Other People but it is Believed That in This He is Not Teling the Truth. The State. Nahn McCleary, vwlio was broug to Columbil yesterday morning at 11 early lioi.1 and placed in the stai pelnitelntiary for safe keeping, elarn ed Witli ati alttellptedI assault 11)0 .Miss Pittiian in 1arion counllty Mol dav afternoon. w.as plotlograpledI ye terday. At 12 o'cloik yesterday, M A .1. l 4 Ii i0a. privlte s1er'ial *N to t1l "OV0r11t '. wVllt w1 to tile peniler i:11y in2 volliplly11Y Wili 'iM . T. I St,wkhi-nse. WV. A. l?ecklin.,-r phlotr, ..rap er. 12141 1 1-t'r1).est'llt: v it it' 't I Th I \:I -I -Il 1 1 4 a11. i1 11 1vill:' :4'I I11 I22 fo Il I: 2 It,2: )i2 1'14 I 21.' i V le 2 't 2e l . . l t' llj 'l t r her2~ 2.' t'22j44 iy . 21. 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I We2't to my 2 1242me. 1111 nighIt ni l my 22V a21 satid I 1had l~ b t ter '"o. I whIite' '41man.2 1hnt wha2t lht tt4lt 22e2 t leave't fori wa:s ahi22 some1t 1rul 2421)( 21l into0 1212ni 2 242144242 .i1l.' 1b2 shown'. 144 .\Iis- Pii tmlan I' idlenli 11i'.1 2 4n.' lI i lb '.v1 24 2-141 in tIhe pen2i is called't in the Alai-in ('4ur2t. Th12 Deputy Wiggins' Story. Detputy R. II.. WLi2in is a hii2 an)1'1Vo'2 a 22T22 WlI l tu 11I1 2 'im i lis but2 When2 lt het'reachedl Colui22211 422 Ihi r.1)Iaili )2esterday mnin21224 le wa Ii 14'211artl alltI wtor2 1an1d shIowed't ,.42'2 of great11 fai gueL fr-om11 his1 long~*2 -n, exeitinlg r'2ae. ''I tell youi, si', we' ha1vte hafd 4on'ghi timeit of it.'' he said withu a sig2 of lief1142 as1111he hi21t th plat form nai to 11thlchained" and1, han2denfred, lo2v approval in I le quet'ion21, ''112nven we, Na than?''' But Nathan utterci only an indi fferent ''Yes, sir.'' 'For 38 hiours Nathan and I has been on the run, and during that tin I haven't slept a wink. I tell you is no fun to run from a mob. T ha' had many an expeOrienlce with priso: ers, but this is the first time T evi had to flee from wouldbe lynehem and, God help me, -may I never' ha' another. We left Dillon-I andl thr< others, Policeman _Smith, Mr. Be: ~ett and Mr. Edlwardls-Tuesdu mnhnin withi the prisoner. To gi' the people the dodge we struck a b Jiof'oEla$od, but knowing that 'y wouild Ile cut off by the lylehi parly we did not go fir bef'ore turned a id shot straight for lam five miles away. Here we boarded 1 E northbound train for Fayetteville. ''There it. was rumored that I mob was still in pursuit and a sl cial train would be ordered to r us do-wn. But I didn't stay in Fi etteville long enough to catch I breath. Sheriff Watson and I to to the woods and that's where eaughit it. A eroo country drive 49 miles is no easy job and thal what we had. We were on the ro the live long night. and drove throu Wam1ps, over ht ill,; and b d ron Iear lv all the way. Nathaun lost I hat while we were fording a ere and it was (ug tinder the wheel the hot toi. But he slept all the til as ir nothing had, happened and breakf'ast lie ate like a hog. sitlck a traill at DIukes, a little st tion neir Raleigh11, and went into i eap ita. There I parted with sheri I 'ol atit undier orders from1 Ol n 1 iliriirivil on to ( olulnihia. V -me Vii 11lharote, over tel, Sou I oln l ad I :in here. for. it' IlI, F')\wd h;.n1l VIaIIhIt this negro lie wou km- b 4nit lynh 1d, I'i deadi sure I ill': ;Indl Ihat is why I kept t1 hei rech.'knd I!. thle iron -.1ti lte hmildvilITSn a1notlheri expressiltn --litf* played 'vei his face as lit sait Ti i J a 1 I . ill Sure gllad it) 2 b14.1 :1111 Ohere is n14 Joke abhm Acts of 1907. .\i1 (t'I it, ainviid svection 3ll7, vo 1me i c-de tW laws of' Smith Cal 4,1il1, 1902' ,1,'at n .t ewzt 4.1114 1'e( "IB- it vinallted by th il( -.entral :1 ly 'he State of olnth C:n1 ' t 1 Ion 1. That sectionl :117 vili mn . I, . of laws of outh (i;I I ;im 1 11 2. he. alt li slliv is ]Ier, o ' Ilit'I' 1 l , vl tttltlig ti ' thIll u r' l ent. I'n lire 11 11f said e n. hefolowngWon*ds, '6,1r (-.1r nlI ite Iees Ior i kin., examiIIIIti41 fwinivss's shall in no ease excbe $3:' so thait sectioll, when ,So amende,1 .hall1 . rend :1.; 1ollim -s: bl e l i l 1 1.l I a itl (e - iatl n w Ia ;ilt ill vlili a ;se, -to vis revt'r-.1li%;ative. -10 e lt ; takin :11 il 1i pii ,e r11 01111 tlim l a 414-livt'y of persontl popertY and i a.11w'lent p'oveeklitnas 50 cenit t'tll rillitmilli1d11 iin 'elease, 2 vv lin( ' .1i1r6lnis Itriii amiI certi'vin ma Ith in writ , 2t her w i t a ve I IetIs: is,1uin... writ I I beas orpt 114 th two ml n i'l rates Jn ly, t $ I.5 1 i t e 1 S lii i iIIlls i' d 11 l 01 ', r i ll-k-lit til inll ivil ca( s. .15 eents; is-min iltMl-; I ,1i r wit7wess1s in any citi law. .$.Sl r e X :(;eh i n Oxt railgltil 'I 111e1 V ll 'i ll 111 ally hllsv a priscribed bY ('lw, 50 vents f .or ea , w ip~itns, ntxdingsll i n f anymest i and lthetl fes PIr maille forain.ai a(' ita neessarll in nt s; exce l''te ease,1'Q I5 lien20'day fo Fii 'i'Au act to povie n defnned, app eents: io fr t eoling etof tir a n ilting transcript f Ijhudgmletoi uint 'eeansititathmet, etunbd to cou' or o maistrate,t indinregh ani t- i it ;eilnce urn tor gnraih in' smnleha of lSadlord Nort less against e' n 1 r 'lsee thehl twr maliyraes $5;roprateedingsu of cer -.50 imt 1: fo the Wial of anhl fril nrual cae, inluofive ofelost xet 2for a thein copers,de1 < ever prelinilar ex'ila i of a . rmnlcs,50cnsA rcei he 1iarterimaster gone'a I th Carolina division o i Cor, Ionfederaie Veteranls and i her he lnemliber of said organ'izat j w]i 31111 he niamed by the go p haIl he eistitute a commission i jrse )0- (he funds provided for Ini "446n 1 un of this act, the same to 'oti " for ly- the purpose of paying for, t om fly odation of needy Confedr vet, ok erans in. attendance for said ions, we and for such other purposes pert4in of ing to the holding of the saidfieunl L's ions as may be deemed proper and ad expedient by the said commission. PhI "See. 3. That any part of an a.p ds propriation- made in accordarled., witlh i- the provisions of this act, which shall ek be unexpended as herein Provided, to shall be turned back into the -state n1e treasury. at "This act shall take effect upon e its approval )y tle governor. a- " A pproved the 20th (lay of Feb e riary, A. D. 1907. . act to provide for. the amount t be paid juriri in circuit courts f lle state, by aneidinig sectiti 293!4 of lie civil Code. "Be it enacted by the general as ,iebl *y ot the state of South Car ohina: Seion I. Thaiat section 2938 of l the 'ide ilf laws of South Carolina. : 1902. vlinne 1, he ameinted by strik -t inl.. I'lt tlie w%*oils ' one dollar,' in it i . -11 0 -Iid sectioln. and inlseri)iim: it lien thereotf the words 'two dol lars:' so tat said section when oUnenideil siall read a., follows: e. 2:M. Jn11rors shall receive 'r dlay $2. besiles mileatie at the ni el ,iVE en s pler' mtle goin o iu-l ieIinfili'!' Iruim coirt, .Jurors ill ' colly ' iti s -all receive 2.5 't for carb Iivil case tried, aol ih , e at'allowed oipher jur.os. I'; r te paYmel f tle Imileawe .I n . i i t (e s anll otlher pet' sq.I-41 1voiredl t40 4ttend 1n0. or Ao to a it Good to Eat That's why everyone likes Jelggo THE DAINTY DESSERT (Approved by Puro Food Commisslouers.) Easily Prepared.-Sinply add I boiling water and let cool. a Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Raspberry, Strawberry, Chocolate, Cherry, Peach. 10c. per package, enough for large family, at all grocers. Ullustrated Recipe Book free. Highest award at all Exposit ions. The Genesee Pure Food Co., Le Roy, N.Y. Visitour booth atJanestownExpos ition S. B. JONES' SRESTAURANT 1.8 THEl' PLACE TO GET Good Things to Eat " ON SHORT NOTICE AND tAT MODERATE PRICES. 'Oysters on Half Shell. Oysters any tStyle.. Fish, Game, Steak, in fact IEverything that the market affords. Patronage ef Ladies Solicited. -Opposite Newberry Hotel Oflie and Next Door to Pool lloom. rLOOK FOR THE SIGN S. B. JONES" RESTAURANT . al Acid Ph< Always U~ *0 MANUF AC 2ANDERSON PHOS be riAgents , to perforim aifloga ti tO )C~f~P1l ~leal \dtkty3r,8 a 'I 21-e shall be conlipuite d d'ai foi by the shoritest praq04j,-rouite to .b( traveled over and uilar establish. ed highway. ''See. 2. That all acte or prts. of acts inconsistent with thi's .at, be, and the same are hereby, repealed. "Approved the 20th day ofVFebru ary, A. D. 1907."'1 DON'T FORGET THE WAY TO PANT'S GROCERY That's the place to get good fresh things . to eat. We keep new goods coming all the time. Full line of staple and fancy groceries always uo hand. Fresh bread from Co !umbea every day. Yours to please, FANT'S GROCERY. Pianos AND Organs At Factory Prices. Write us at once for our special plan of payments on a Piano or Organ If you buy either instrument through us, you get a standard make, one that will last a life-time. Write Malone Music House COLUMBIA, S. C., For Catalogues, Terms, Etc. ECZEMA and PILE CURE FREE K""wi"g what it was to snffer I will give FREE OF CHARGE to any afflicled a positive cure for Ecze iua, Salt Rhum, Erysipelas, Piles and Skin Diseases. Instant Relief Don't suffer longer. Write F. W. WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Avenue, New York. En close Stamp. NOTICE. Before letting the contract for your new build ing see W. T. Liv ingston. B es t Work. .Lowest prices. Lock Box No. 59., Newberry, S. c A.ZER S ad : )sphates. ~e the Best TURED BY HATE AND IL CO., Poe-and"Sale Stable NE BARN - * 'OF . A. .T. Browh on CqJdwell St. B.rown & Cod' W. M. AUGUSTINE, BBE MA]K& ET. Best steak---.. ... 12 1-2 ets. Other cuts from 0, 8,and 10e. per lb. Pork 12 1-2 cents per lb. Steak Pork 15 cents per lb. Oysters, nest 40 cents per quart. Fish, etc. Near Senn's store. THE. BANK OF PROSPERI GLpital Stock - - Undivided profits Interest allowed at rate of 41p< Special attention tc- farmers small, none too large. to enlist our to meet and greet you. Call in. G. Y. Hunter, President. J. F. Browne, Cashier. Board of D N. L. Black. A. H. Hawkit S. S. Birg.. J. S. Wheele S. P. Booer. G. Y. Huntei SOUTHERN Through Pullmar on. All Throt Convenient Sch Local T Tickets are now on Sale For Full Infor'mation ts t consult Nearest Southern ] Go. B. Allen R. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Atlanta, GB Just A Our 29th car, making 3165 1 Flour, has arrived and going rapi F our has advanced 40 to 50c. advance. Best Patent - - Best Half Patent - Every barrel guaranteed. Bet ing hundreds, 'let us sell you. Mosele) PROSPER I Cohimbian Beauty Seed Corn, thi took tbe oremium at the World's FaiF grain and small Cob, weighs 6o Po the Stalk ; grows from 150 to 20o Busi weight in gold. The Seed fromna brought hero from Genoa, Italy, in: The price of this, valuable Corn is, bn 3cC. One Pound Soc, Three Poun Bushel $3 50, One Bushel $5.oo, ' $ra.0o. Every package guaranteed cheerfully rei'unded at once, A pi Watermelon, Tomato und Pumpk ir Corn order- I refer you to Hion. J Winston-Salem, N. C., or to any re lii today and be ready to plant when ihe ways the ch2apest-, For a success, THE DAISY SEE I It.I?F. D. No. 3, Winsl ALL KINDM Of Plumbing Done on Short Notice J.W. WHITE. RESIDENOE 'OR SALE. A five room' cottage on Summer itreet and Mayer avenue for sale Q500.00. Popular location. House 2, rears old, ~all heart timber, double .loors and storm sheet. Fine well, ileetric lights, stabler, barn, and gar len. Apply at once to Roland G. Spearman, Talladega, Ala. PROSPERITY, TY, S.C. - - $25,000,00 - - 12,I60.00 .r cent. on time deposits. accounts. No account too best attention. It is a pleasure J. S. Wheeler, Vice-President. Hunt, Hunt & Hunter, Attys. lirectors: Is. P. B. Warner r. J. F. Browne A.iG. Vifel HAILWAI i Sleeping Cars igh Trains. edules on All rains. bo all Winter Resorts. > Rates, Routes, Etc., E-ailway Ticket Agent W. Hunt Division Pass. Agent. Charleston. S. C rrived!' arrels of choice Tennessee dily at following prices: bbl., and we only make slight - - - $4.50 -- - - 4.00 ter buy quick. We are sell rBros., / MPANY,. e premiumr corn, of the world. It .The Corn is snow white, large unIds to the Bushel, 3 to 5 Ears to bela to the Acre. It is worth its vhich this Corn was grown was [890, by Col. G3eo. Siewers. The y mail, postage paid, Half Pound is $r oo, One Peck $2.00, Half ['wo Bushels $9.00, Three Blushe to give satisfactioni or mon y Lckage of the World's Premium Seeds go FREE~ with every P. Stanton, ex-register of deeds, ~ Lble merchant in the city. Order season comes. Thle best is al- ' D COMPANY, 9 ton-Salemi, 1N. C'