Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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NEWt SAl Di: ~SPECIALI TRAT BliTON INCIDENT AGAIN. tion between o - impression haa Jews Frem Greenvil That Miss B.g. ing the inciden ftS Denies Being Ingnlted. dinary occurre: nothing atiall, Columbia, Oct. 6.-A new phase of Ily passed from the railway station inDent at Belton, utes but for th in which it was charged that Governor it. I am11 anfdi Blease was discourteous to the young pression be coz lady ticket seller, developed today at you to assist i Greenville, accordiiig to dispatches r.e- can to that en< eeived here today. The governor is in Greenville and today made public, it (S1g06d 1s stated, an affndavit from the agent. at Belton and a letter from Miss Mary This is thema J. Rogers, the ticket seller, to Super.- remembered, a intendent H. A. Williams, of the taries public 1 Southern -railway, denying that Gov- one of which i ernor Blease's manner was "in the the governor. least insulting. I By accident, Mr. Archie Willis, the lE.RS editor of the Belton Times, which first Wf f soi prin-ted the story of the interview be- I lne sscl tween Governor Blease and Miss Rog-I IlesI era, was also in Greenville today and, prabr it is understood, contends tha Mis jydrtan,uged Rogers hat. acquiesced in the publica- Justice Daniel tioni of the story in his paper, and say home, corner a th.at he has today received fro is streets, this mi Rogers a statement to the effect that While Mrs. Hy her original affidavit, as published by ing health forme the Belton Times, charging the go'- dition was not ernor with insulting her, was correct 'til last Wedn1 and~ that she wrote the letter Govler- she suddenly b4 nor Blease has exhibited after she continued to gi had been called upon by Mr. Wlliam the day Thurs< for an explanation. . .early this morn The affidavit exhibited by the gover- Mrs. Hydicle nor from'A.gent Harper, at Belton, is to Major and Mrs. the effect that at the time Governor pioneer citizen: Blease was alleged to have been dis- Lee, before he courteous to the young lady ticket R~osanna Briggs agent, Miss Rogers, Mr. Harper was jor Lee died a'b ten or twelve feet from the ticket win- Mrs. Lee died v dow and heard no loud talking nor but a girl. Bee anything unusual, occurring at the Hydrick is sur window. The letter from Miss Rogers Mayor J. B. L< is addresed to Mr. H. A. Williams, su- Mrs. Monroe 3 perintendent of the Columbia division, Hydrick, John I Southern railway, and is as follows: E. Hydrick, Jr. "Belton, S. C., Sept. 5, 1911-Mr. H. The death of A. Williams, Superintendent, Colum-' ed great sorro bia, S. C.-Dear Sir: In connection friends in Spax with the newspaper accounts of inci- out the State.] dent between Gov. Blease and myself acteristics of I on or about July 29, 1911; in which it devotion to her was stated that I had been insulted tiring efforts to by the governor, I wish to say that others. She w Gov'ernor Blease's manner was not in Iher unselfishnes the least insulting, in my opinion, and er to aid those I did not then, nor do now, feel that a kind word to rI ha en insulted by the conveisa-j The funeral s IERR3 ~URD2 Revi 1ern Pb COMPAN3 FROOP Cl irselves and the wrong the residence, been created concern- morrow morniz t, which wag a very or- be conducted b ice, of which I thought dale,; pastor c and would have entire- church, of whi< my mind in a few min- devoted membi e newspaper reports on mes that this wrong im- COENI SHO'T rected and would thank i any mannier that you Opened in Cohi I. ,retar Yours truly, "Mary J. Bogers, 'Columbia, Oc "TIcket Seller." enson, secretar; a.me incident, it will be Iof the National bout which three no- opened offices >st their official heads, building, secor es restored recently by chamber of coa From now unti lumbia, Januar: EE HYDRICK DEAD. hie will be bus: --- ing the many te Jiustice Succumbs to with such a var uneral Saturday. ing a nationial c .vites farmers al Cct. 6.-Mrs. Rosa Lee to call and se ffty, wife of Associate the exhibits a] E. Hydrick, died at her Columbus, Qhic t West Lee and Spring' These show tb >rnng at 12.45 o'clock. portance of the irick had been in fail- means in an a ome time past, her con- State; in fact' considered serious un- be benefitted by aday arternoon, when of wealthy plar mame much worse, She and Western S 'ow weaker throughout) has in his office ay and the end came containing new Ling. stories of the :was the diaughter of articles show in John A. Lee, who were advertising mer: of Spartanburg. Mrs. Mr. Stevenson r marriage, was Miss from a trip in ,of Union county. Ma- show. He visit ut. ten years ago, and leges and expe rhen Mrs. Hydrick was nine States an< ides her husband, Mrs. that the exhibit: v'ived by one brother, bia will equal if e, and four childreni: to Columbus, iallace, Miss Ellie Lee 'While the ex] iee Hydrick and Daniel on scount of ti er methods of I irs. Hydrick occasion- c:.her exhibits c v aimong her many tional value. 'I: tanburg and through- the mnanufactur4 ~erhaps the chief char- shown, as well frs. Hydrick was her usually well-ma home life and her un- tables. care for the wants of is a woman noted for Now is the tir s and was always eag- Herald and New .n distress or to extend those in trouble. Look! The H erdces will be held at 1year for $1.50. valo Famc LAN y For F CA VALR If Wet Lee street, to g at 11 o'clock anid will y the Rey RS. Trues f Central -Methodist th Mrs. Hydrick was a F HEADQUABTEBS. mbfia by National See y Stevenson. L. 6.-Mr. Geo. H. Stev r and general manager .Corn Exposition, has in the Palmel?o bank d floor, opposite the merce headquarters.I the exposition in Co r 27-February 9, 1913, rcontinuously arrang details in connection - t indertaking as bold orn exposition. He in id all others interested -- e the photographs of town at the show in 7or 153 , four months ag3a. tinzd h e magnitude and im1- manufcturei exPOsition and what it Yet, agi vertising way to the 4each SCCeedl the entitre South will . No imita the visit of thousands 4 $iny tems from the Central No other tates. Mr. Stevenson -age of plaini 3 4 large hscrap books qhouse furnisi spaper and magazine j < Plain snm corn show and these ~.plain modern a conymcng way the -. Do not ; t of the event.~ your labor. has recently retu-nied .Read the the interest of the ' We guarn ed aagricultural col- Wegam rimental stationis in . e inter. Lreceived assurances . We guarant iarranged for Colum not exceedthose sent Surely ti Come in and osition features corn Coles DOEm TSp .e imoot:u:na~ of prnp- AIh,M ,antia:-, ther-e wilI be Shown Above, theI f in'.res t a 2. ed~uca- Handsomest he modern dairy and Heate Made. of butter will be _________ s speciments of un ured fruits and vege-. STATE OF SOUTH C COUNTY OF NESY By Frank M. Sch 1e to cubscribe to The Probate Judgie. e, $1.50 a year. rald and News one WHEREAS, David RA> Hi TOBER sus Pb ISM/ Southern ALL NEW1 Yh HORSESam / i-Tgt eA isCl' rig-aATight o I naking of wood heatihg stoves. It has in this country. reater number of Col's remarkable wc ng year. tion of CoWes Origial AirTgt We wood heater is worth as snuch to you, ess, in design, in finish and ornament ings-why not a plain stove or mange? ooth castings, plain nickel, plain blued finish means less labor-easy to clean ap y for extra, unneoesary trimunings ar following guarantee made by the manufa :e every Cole's Air-Tight Wood Stove bearing our e that it will bold fre over night with,Bry wood. e the combustion io cosnplete with wocid that .ash se each stove to be free.fbaa imperfect material and ji guarantee made by a reliable manufs eam ine this heater. Burns wood, cob fewberry Hard 'AROLINA, of administration of the esta rBERRY. Jeffects of T. Augustus Boul iimpert, Esquire, I THESE ARE THEREFOR and admonish all and singula ared and creditors of -the sa gustus Bouknighit, dedeased. E. Cannon hath be and appear before me, in~ ~re+ him lettes of Probate tn bh held a.t I EIISE S14 People CENERY lyE/y IodHa Netrhsldi ae.I eou V6d Heater,hsee qae tS though many coat'more. This is an ation. This is true of furniture and . or patent planished bodie's. All this id keep clean. 6 ornamentations which only add to acturers of the Original Air-Tight: name to remain air-tight as long a es need not be removed oftenaer than four times I workmanship. COLE MANUFACTURING CO. (Not lnc.) icturer should be of interest to you. s and rubbish. Price $3.00 and up. and Most ware Co. te of and Si C., on the 21st day of October, next taight, after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock E to cite~ in the forenoon, to Show cause, if any r the kin- they have, why the said administrationz. Id T. Au- should not be granted. - that thiey GIVEN under my hand, this 4th day the Court of Octdber, Anno DominIi, 19114 . ~eVberm 3a K .. -pr