The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, February 16, 1911, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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At least one Life Insurance Company lias kept
J its South Carolina policy-holders.
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When the South-Atlantic began to solicit t
South Carolina its representatives were authorizi
X that every dollar of surplus from premium receipt
J invested in the communities in which the prem
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X The South-Atlantic Life Insurance Companv
in Dillon County three times its toial premium re<
policy-holders in that County.
X Is it not your business to help the business of ;
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1 ' ' ^ V# Borgia Family's Cwwr W as Marked
By Many Sodden Deaths.
^^2 Historj presents no parallel In
crime to that represented by the
Borgia family, of Spanish descent,
Q but whose lives were subsequently
? Interwoven with the history of Italy
during the latter part of the flf-!
leenth century. Murder seemed to
tLem to be but a mere incident of
their daily routine, and high and
low as well, for the merest excuse,
were dispatched in their eagerness
to hold absolute sway. All who
! uarea aispute tnem were sure to
^ fall victims of their bloodthirst.
After a period of such crimes,
covering a dosen years, it was but
natural that they surrounded themj
rv selves with persons who lived conlU
tlnually in fear of them and await~y's^5
e<* an ?PP?rtunity to rid the coun>wll
try of such tyrants. Thisopportun-'
^^Slity came in August of 1503 with a
mysterious ending of all of .he
, hopes of Roderigo, the father, and,
^2 Caesar, his second son, whom his^^^
tory credits with being even more of;
a rascal than his father.
An elaborate banquet was to be!
j given in the Vatican grounds to sevi
eral cardinals. During its progress
Roderigo became violently ill and
: died in a very short time. On ac~2!
count of the youth and strength of
Caesar, he was able to recover from
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hl? attack, but emerged gray-hat
?d nad feeble. In the meantime
new pope had been chosen and tl
Borgia family were in disgrace. Ca
sar was forced to flee from the cit
but in vain trying to recover h
lost ground he was killed in battl
A number of different caus
lave been brought fortb as to tl
death of the elder Borgia, and, su
erstition being ripe- at the time, tl
common people, and even many
the nobles, believed that Satan,
the form of an ape, had snatch*
the soul of Rodreigo and had wrec
en me neaitn ana plans of tne ho
Another theory of the mystery
that they suddenly succombed to
violent attack of the "Roman fe
re," so prevalent in the Holy Ci
at that period of the year. Still a
other version ia that polsonoi
wine, intended for the visiting; ea
dinals, was by mistake exchang<
for the wine the father and soi
had reserved for their own use.Ai
still a fourth explanation was th;
enemies of the Borglas had brllx
tne chief butler of the family i
poison the wine. No true reasc
for their sudden and fatal illne
has ever been discovered.
Roderigo Borgia was undoubted
a man of remarkable genius, othe
v/ise he would have bene unable I
succeed in gaining the confidem
ot the cardinals to place to pla<
him on the papal throne. He wi
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r- ilcta and brilliant and, therefore.
& was able to hire bands of ruffians
te to protect him and assist him in
e- carrying out his plans,
y. His oldeat son, Francesco, and his
is duu?hter, J-ucretia, have figured ale.
most equally in the history and
es with very little more respect. Cae- yj
?e sar, jealous of his brother Francesp
co, who was a favorite of the fathHe
er, assisted by a gang of his bravos,
of murdered him and threw his body
in into the River Tibre. Lucretia was
sd married to a prince, but her husk
hand died In a mysterious way, and
n.iit is thought that he was poisoned
is by his wife. She married agnin, but
a J Caesar wanted her to be the wife
v-jof the Duke of Ferara, so he mur
v3 ucreu ner nusoana and married her
n- lo the Duke. Hiis was her last
us matrimonial venture, for she died
r- soon afterward, in 1523.
?d Several modern wriers defend
1 Lucretia, maintaining that the
id charges which have been made
at against her are false or exaggerated.
?d She was the last surviving member
to of the famous Borgia family whose
>n career will ever remain one of the
ss greatest of historical mysteries.
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