Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

f) \ % g 1 w VOUJMK XII. (A M I >i:\. S. FRIDAY Al'Ull. I!>, IVHU. N()- 15 (III'llV ON STAND. Gives liis Evidence in the Oocbc!! Murder Case. \ ! | ?. \i TD.IS WHAT TAYLOR SAID TO HIM ! \ * N\ Itness Hvplain.-. W hat llo Trjed to j Make Plain to l:.\-lioveritor Itrnd- ( le\ ami Judge S ost. Frankfort, Ky , Special.- The trial M ! Harnett Kiplcy,, charged with compile- | Ity la tlie assasi nation of Wm. O ?eb 1, wua resumed. l'ut upon the witn-?;S stand. Kipley did n.?t deny that la} . made the statements attributed t > liim . V | ny ex-Governor Hradley and JudgW. I ? rnn.'c.nhit; ex-Goveriior T?y~ j ssssV. -tviTvtiT'Ms "to "Yilnf, l>m said that "J while ho thought that they wore t>ub- j rtantially cornot in ttioir evident'', they had misunderstood him, or liu had failed t.i convey iho proper impression ' ? :i them at the time. The cross-exam- ( inatiun was not completed and lliiihy i will take the stand a&Un to-morrow. I On direct examination Vtiidey stai-d ; that he had been talking with the b >ys ? in his neighborhood for <'veral y a..t , about geliing up a company of cavalry j tie came tc? Frankfort first un Janua.y . Hi. the day of the C."dson-:>colt trage dy, s.Iorting this day iii order to s.>: j Wm. J. Utyan, wha was to be banqtct ? ed her-- that night. He had :e v r ' known (Im'cntni; Taylor till that. d'iy | and never saw him hut once a!"tar that. January 2'-. Taylor gavt.' him the or der on lainiary 10 for the o: itaaiiUiiK.a . of hy, company, and on January 26 i l'iplee. came here and secured ecpitp- : ment:; for it. This was the day ! which he had the eonve?satiui wkh Taylor and hi-? version o.' it, which varies materl-iiiy from that s:.i'o;l ?>y Messrs. Uradley and Yost, wore as fid- j lows; "I went into the Governor's office and found Governor Taylor looking very i badly. | told Mm 1 was sorry to ;rv ' him looking badly, to which he replied in substance: 'In these horrible tini'.s ; unyhody woel 1 look badly. Home Irrc ; sponsHd" fool or crank is likely to ki'l mo or kill Go?bel. and cause a riot around here in which th .ve will bo , many lives sacrillced.' "Then I told him I did ii"t think th's onld occur and w* ut on talking to him about m\ company, w 'iieh 1 was go- j ting eqnipmen, ' ;r. My God.' said be haven't you j-.ot that company ready S jet?' That was what I wa< trying t> tell Governor Hradley and Judge Yost, > but I may not have stated it to tJi";;j 1 as clearly as I intended to." Hlpley denied that he ever said o j Ferguson and Crawford that Goel>?d f would bo killed, but admitted that he warned W. I'. Thorne, on January 1!"), to keep his son awav from Frankfort, , claiming thai he did%> bcoause of th - : disturbed condition here and nol from any knoledge of what was going to occur the next day. lie maintained that there was no secrecy about the equipment o* his company, and said that Governor Taylor told him It as , not necessary to apply to the count./ j judge for authority to organize it. The company, he said, was organized for j ?pleasure. Witness said he rc.'ei^ed a special ' pMjelivery letter from Governor Taylor i ?*late in the afternoon of kJanuarv : 0. j ordering his company out. T^fc le.t'er i did not state thai Goebel. had be?-u j shot and did not give the reason f< r j calling them out. Decided Against 1 lie CJovcM nmc.it. Wa?l'n^n. D. C., Sprcii!.?In f.lie T'nlled Sl:.t e* f>.iprc rr.e Court, an ojin lon was han<?>;l down, ir. tlK? n,-v Fair bank \?. the I'nilei Si^.xis/ The case involved vhe CiMLstltlltlonAllCy (if ?IJiA war revenue law Imposing a t;?.\ upon export bills of ladi.rg. The couit deeded apjinf L'Uio government.', hold ing that p.iovoaion of the law uncon ti. tuvi-onal. The opinion was handed cown by Justice foewor, nn the effool that Gen. French and 500 Britlah ';;roops, havo been cap I.iitxkI by Che 1 '(Kirs, while his force was enveloped In a r/vist oji tho hills. No coiiifirniaiion of tho repo;?, can be obtained. Young Rascal Arrested. TJM<\a, N. ? Y., Special.?Chester Ar thur Lisle, 17 years old, is ft ttitrfTtie.i jail charged with usin?? the mails for v?roudi:ion<t and blocknt tilling purpostn He sent letters to ex-^Mayor Charles A. Doollttle and Thomas P. and Wm. T. Baker, the latter publisher* of the Utlca Saturday Globe, to th%effect that unless they deposited certain sum4. varying from #200 to $300, In a certain placfe, the.wnter would disfigure and eveakllf ilte deeghtere oi- their fatnt- j Hps and others. Ihe boy has mad* a.'! eomplete oonfeeslon Implicating < Miers j whose arrests will fellow. Mrs, Nation Ordered to Oet Out. Kksm City.' Mo., > &pect*l.-?Hr?. fcerrje NT?Ooc, arrested Suadsy, charged wltCx obdxocciAf do etnper. ansa trniisel before Polio# Xnidgt KeAnler Moodijr vorateg, ?a?*T |50C ?MS #reo m*?i ? o doet to leave tha cMr- Tfco Hf? mmnd MnCWetfuu v mm warn fc?g? ja ___ _1_ THROUGHOUT THE COUNIKY 1 he South, flen. T!in:n; . II Taylor, \ vOtcral Of the .V.ewh it 11 ;. .vi Civil Wars. rtje:i lu Loul-ville, K< niueky. A bill ohm ?? -"m introduced in Tlv: Florida Legis/ht are i" t'?.v ? *n* heioi'jt over 10 years ot - : Rusimss n;< a ?-? r i < i? > i> ?. jr ^, Ya>. are iMVuring .-e.i>.-?; iprons for ;hr purci.'u.-,1' of a new Iv-.u :u run on t;.e Itupj.-jlmnno.l;. Will Hlack aiul Henry \\ iist n n - -. who iiuih!k: Wilson i year ago, wore l.ungc.l at M.ixnxia, Ark. A strong tight will i-:' n::?de .by in yiucmial colored mt a before :he \ !_? 1 n i :t Cc.'is'.'ituCoii'il Canvenaon against the disfrnn al.ea.en; t.f t!> ir rate. The annual Faster p'Hinn at '?* - Virgi:.i:i Milit'iry In .tu:-\ I.exiugutn waA a liiilljuuiL.alia.... ??-w.i.u I i tuore belles nanjeinatiJ i-'> J-b<> /! <.?'??; , When he saw li-.s i:wecthe:t?t driv ing witli another n:mi .faek 1 odd. a young w hite man diopptd d? .i I n<- ? / H.jTfttingham, Ala. The North. The lMkc's Peak ngion. ('.dorado. Ik hurled under two to ten feet of sr.ow. Minnesota Legislature instruetj the Attorney l<> invest igun* pro posed consolidation of railroads A combination of gasoline lamp muu ufaei urinu Interests has hr-en offo'tO at Chhago The N>? w <">as; Division passenger train was wrecked near Bradley, Cul., and seven ears burned: ro one injured. The body of a murdered bane was found in 151o hallway of the Wilhel ininn, a fashionable apartment house on Nicholas Avoiih**, New buk A vpeeial from I'j'.tsburg. l'a-, -s.iv.a Thou..is IV Kahr.ey. ;i grocer living ?U X;>. I:{ Alliert street, was murdered by a burg!ar e.uly Piiil.iy morning while try int. ;<? r? his wife, from e!uleh?*s of etiv cf ihrer* men wtin were in the hause. The man v. tio tiled .iio fatal ; ?! his two ac complices escaped. The Association ef C.itholic Colleges in in Chicago adoptc 1 rosnlu tIrOT?ft protesting ?viii?:-1 what wis termed (lisrr'm!nati'?.i air.iin-' ehureh schools in the ediMMiiciit.il laws of the eoiniv ry. Jersey Central Railroad officio Is at a corlcKnce in Jersey City. N. J.. of fered to a?ld ?r,0.0{ifi to the j iyro!l for the disaffected ei:z;n; :m n. the m-ii to di\ide it among Ives. The Lower House of tlr#* Conn*? ?'! cut Legislature has rejected a bill making <'tr!ir hours a day's work. .Four steamers front Kurcpean ports arrived ?>i N< w York with an aggie* p!.;e of I.ITS immigrants. Two piss< t.^er tr2ins collided on 11)r- Henver and Rio Grande Raiiroad at Fdea, Col., and three trainmen were injuied ' Walter H. Chamberlain, of Chicago. Inst week tendered his resignation as United States assistant commissioner of patents. The resignation will take effect May 1. when Mr. Chamberlain will resume the practice of patent law. A Louisville dispatch says: Assis tant Treasurer S. II. Kdgar. of the. Louisville & Nashville road, has been promoted to the position of second vicc president, left vacant ho vera I months ago through the death of A. M. Quarrler. Mr. Frgan's headquarters will be in New York. A Hal wards, Cal., disputed says: Hunt lbothers Company fruit can ning plant was totally destroyed by lire Friday. The company's boarding1 house* and Sf) cottages, 75 of which were owned by the company, the plant fruit warehouse and 2,00rt cases of fruit, were destroyed. Many famillies r'we?k rendered homeless. The loss will yxeeed $12fi,<>0(?. The f)r.e.-'Is be | Heve.?i to have been incendiftry. i-orelgn. The plan'"nf a cycle corps intended to heighten the safety of Kmperor Wil liam has been abandoned, hwaiwc it was foiln*1 that the bicyclists were un able to follow his Majesty's Hungarian four-in-hand Hard limes in Germany have caused ihc.-.h mi-is of workingmen to be idle. GroU Uritaln is trying to cause t.he Cbincer. indemnity to take the fora) cf tiade piJvilcgCK. riisceHan?ous. President H'*ald narrowly escaped death in a wreck of his special car on the Pore Marquette Railroad. Upon his own request Rear-Admiral Schley ha? been relieved of duty on the KoXlCh Atlantic scution. ?Owing to the lark of !nter*?st shown hitherto the Navy Department will nci ajtfign ?? v<?fc?el for the use of 6\ate naval reserve# this Bumroor. Kaffir leaders aro preaching the d*e trine of "Africa for Africans." Canada's Governor General will stop fishing at Old Proprietor Lodge. N. H., by moans of dynamite A special dispatch from Hong Kong says tw<* Chinese steamers came Into collision between Canton and W>? Chow, and thUt 70_ Cblaea* ww? drowned. ft i* reported that 5,000 men were killed In a battle In Arabia, which re sulted In the defeat of ^?lk Mabar onk bjr Ibu Raahid. It A believed the Stan? Department will reqoes; Minister Loom is to ex plain certain utterance* attributed to him in interview*. The Cuban Cona.ltutionaJ Qaoven tioe voted to send a eoomiasfon to WaaMnctoa. ? G?ml Sandteo. who nentSj aar reedered, hod been appointed leader ?r tfee Flllpfao* to aaccat The liblig ateaider Kmmm ana iitanifB i FRAUDS IN - 11AM! A. Secretary of \\ar Wants More In formation. NEWSPAPER REPORT UACiiil RAIH) ? ^ ? Alt Arthur I urnlshes but Little N,? s - AlaJ. I><.-iiie He Kvceivcd .Money from Lis nits ix Co Washington, 1> tv S;. i t). ? :>cie Ury Kojt 'Tin'.- i.iy <ab' 1 C.cnu.il -V. i? Ai : nr. uiK ,; j.j. fo:-rr:'i.io:i - . I: ? rt;.:>us o.* frauds lit Manila. I: i., i->i .hat a Hyly will bo r?*Cci\( i >;i. Wlkilo ? )H~'rUC! ??"??! trTTf1 ?' In- ? vCAVvi v-^s-ViV^T>~i nv.i? iVr.mr "i:? i < ? ,j<i! ? U? make a si ari-h.jit.ii ton.:?!*?: ? :a \ tv ;j^.i ,<>n. u is uiKlvrsic^.l the KfjiUitfl for ia^oroiaiYiii wuro oi* ,i eharaetor to imply ti: t the I>? -pari- , ii viu c.vpeeuvl such fa in-.estimation i should l.o ir.a<k\ .Wi.ivng d.;irL.c has? | l.a rccolved jpom (ienc.al MaeAr lliitr about I'llo alleged f: .i uJo, al- | though refer ?<?,. }):i^ i,?*-n :u ide ;n j.n,> | iK'M.' ii in ej'i; grains J T1:l? lirf-t rti'.= i">:?t?*fi on ?'.<? si. f.oai j tie iciiv-ia! sai l ti.,.; il>?* fc_a U-fcii t ' ^?*-#?. iqa in ? ? e pi* ^ ??' *i "n, I? *.* po: -l-;?!)".-> w i.'h wh'a ?j the jvj.o. is ! l ave been ifiti-iat; J 1 t':e i. { ?i'trli^s giving t. ::,; - . - ! j- jh -ilic ' ui)is have indicated to ..lit* Dcr-ar | n ' officials i p, rh(Jeneral I MocAiUaw wis full; a l\,.-i.>J \vh?*n j lie Tuu I*! hi.s tit^t n);\>ii. It can 1>!> stated t^'U T!u? 1 tn,? :i't in. is to l ave alj yha Info: i : ? ion j;... ;??!?. on ? !b > subject, and (i?:ie:al MacAr .lnu -will be expected j#> pu.,h jii,. trial* ami ir.'^ke i i*,>npli.:?* i. port of any n::.i all wrong-dc! j?. Major CSeiH'ial 1'.. Dir.% name is, n.^nt ji'.c-l in th<' <ll.-p.it h from .NTanil t a ^^eing credited f.:i- i ?:< >l;s of! Ivvans A: <"o.. us linvint; i<\- ivr ?i <).. ( 00 i?n, Wnsl .ington T.-? * i \ -:??: t <? t j Pi ess rc;KM' er be wo-;M --ay r iilii;ij; ! whoa asked if b.'' wi liffl to r^p!* 'n th<? a.-vt^rtitn. He \v...> calli -J u] on by . th? War Dt-partniMU. I. Avevei*. for an ! *v;>ktnation nn.1 ;o an ofl:ro.r s.ii-5 ill- : ' bo lo::e\v tiotiiiir^ about H?- i "was ?l.c -vely tiuo."-'J Kii-I i hat ! ).:? ii'v.'s- bail any money fic>m tli<' ' firrr, of <.ontractors meatlo: < l, J. . ! no; j bo:lowed and could not ?\p!ain w.'i\ "l:eiv tbonld havf been charges made. Altl.ougli he Is in t!:'s eonniry on sh-k ! lc. ve, he will return :o Manila, ann if the matter Is r <?!< m l up warn | be arrives .hero w\l! ileaiar. 1 a court ti inquiry. Kvans ,of the llrni of ICvars K- Co., is known <o s?;mo army oh.errs, n liinpion .Kvans w is in this conn. ; try a tlior't '.lire ago I n.ay naw !><? | In NVw York, If he lv:s n ?t j<tiun '! :o Manila .It i.s not kr.awn wh( l;or bf is jmi Engliihman. an Aa:criia.n or a Canadian. He was fitiai Nia?a.ra. though from whiuh t-j^e (?f the river j i.s n,yi known. At tii? o"'7>rniiiips;ir>' d?*- j partment (reiK-r^l Ww-n rj)oke of bis fU-l.'ordinaU^ Co!on?d Woodruff in the hi?.h<?st terms. He >:ii l "Coloaei , V.' .drnfi" always has b^rne tha higl':- j e?. rfputaMon In the ,n iny a hi?I< n- I did officer ami tliaroughly b<in< n.uu There might be opportnr^.y for Final! frauds in a f?r< it d?*; -t sa-h as that of MijtfJla. but there mtild have to In <?..'lhislon among 'ilu* ofil<-< iand th? sergtuuls In charge if frauds wen car rio.l on *> any gro.if event. It de peflwlH larf??-ly upon the "honcfty of thn cniKiniisearf in charge to nt any j w ron gdoff;g and h?' would bo v?r.v j Kkelv to know if ther i was ,anythi:;g ? '(2' oked KOlng on in a lirgn way." Colonel Woodruff has made nllu sions ;o the arr<sr of i.ie <\")ninii^ i.y y rgo.in' in telegrams ;o (J?r.? ral W?s ton. hnr nalhlng like a ro;o.t ha.- b'--n nude by him. .Strike Against Steel Combine. f Pittsburg, Pa., Special.?Tho strike - at the Deweese wood p'ant of t'v i American Sheet Stefd Company at M ? K??esport is still on. The mill is being j operated in a crippled condition.^4 T i" strikers are patrol in? the streeJs fir the purpose of inducing the workme i | to remain away from the mill, but they ar<? keeping oT the company's property and no trouble ha* occurred. Telegtaphlc Briefs. The North Atla-ntK" squadron sailed Monday frpm <"ulet/a Island for King sum, en ronte for Thompkini vnie. U I. * ( Hishop J. J. KvhrV. a'tr*r a protrac >>d I Illness, died In Chi^aso^^ed 78 Me was a senior blshopVof^the Evangeli cal church. The Indianapolis Proas hi* baut i merged into The Indianapolis New*, j The Press prints a card saying Is room for hut one Iwo-r^nt paper ;n f thr rtty. ~ f The SOutiusfn Railway directors :n | Cincinnati g&iipteA the proportion of Samuel Spencer, nwldent of the Cin j cinnad Southern, and agreed to a re' | rfewal of the lease of the road. Patrick Held for Grand Jury $90,000 Fire at Bristol. Bristol, Twra., Special.?Tbe Pile toS Borsoa Slocks, la wbl?& were u\ tu ated miaay msffXfurtle establishments, wm destroyed by lira Tuesday night Loss. 990.40*. Knorrllle was called ristaace but the order was o'clock, when tbs fire wa* nplodos WEATHER AND CHOI'S. : Weather Conditions Prevailing Our. J iiiK the Week Just Closed. The week andin.g Mon lay, \i?rU 1 ! a\t>iogtid noairl> tivo vlt?;cooVt" | Ihm usual, with light i' <>.-?:s. in | ln.I places. from Uu) > h. but no in j jury resulted unlosa po^-:.bl> ti> ? P'vtcluvi, u.'.her !Uwu.i a ?i-.?i\lir.,< the gi. wth o! vi gut at ton. Thuro was much high, cold wind, but tihero was nuio . tli.in usual uiu #j:i! of kUII&Ikiic The werk was dry until tho evening I it tho wheni e<Vul, n.vxleiat</y | li'M\y miiirt t?vt iu> ovor tho \s < - - BHLi i ! i. n In.v^uu?s gvnoral on T17>; j l I'M and were light and *Jn-wny ?.?\* i p-.niom portions. The rains wciv m !i 1 to notion clay l.v Is that ha I kjUtte h - 11 tXXlii 1 ** ' * * t uu r-Jn-Jj.lv Jn zzzi Cvi i.Cv^sv/ n:,>?sture for tho gorm-inullon of si.--.--.ij ?ii -1 giovwh \ i \t?urj; p'-ar.;:.} over tho eastern if til'.ons,' where the m;i 'vc-n's rainfall is sllgihijy dorn-bnt. I 'lowing at: 1 the preparation of kind* In genera). mad? rapid pivgio--? ov<>r thtv whole Statu, but planting i <?;-.>?! at. were con-iiiv.-1 principally j in ,h<* oa.-urn ?.( ud central counties j hwere upland corn is in a. ly all plati'ej ; a' 1 whue much implanting has been ! vc. nuwle nocp-s.irv by poor germl- j .;? |.'..ue-s. and by birds dc-Mroy- ; t ? tnd-s j# o:hi rs. In i*oneral, e-tav. '.s j i !<? in Borkluy, J U'ivIhw: t i?, C4.! 1 ? -< >r? i <'?!,-rkv-'on and M? nifoir cour?":r<j i where !iey are satisfactory S<.:ii? <-.i !i 1 is received its lit Hi cul'lvatiun 1 j a !l.i tuptcu couu-ly. <\-.,,ron plnn'tir.'sr Is Well advanced uvi;r the uiRlc.m ft.uwltxi where in lm-v'i.'e: it.iiis work is nearly tlni-hed but over the rtin-.iinnlur of ,.hf- F'.a.to ;t 1...S only f.iir'.y b^jT'in anaivjal up. II n-x-i A f'w <?? .: i n nt? i>< ; ort u probable in e: ? .ito in the acreage devrved :?.? cot ton. M;:ne Uiol the a<,.rf.igo will vary t>r.; .i i le from 1/tHt yotr, only nno n? j.-.iivs o <le,-reasf. while irost of t!u:n ii. ,ke no n:fr.t:l<>n of acreage. _ci -r<* c.( 0 hits be "!i tranyp! intf 1 in Maiitn county, buc. oiBewhoie none, owto the Kitaallness of l'he ]?},?ri*tin 1. 1-. Tise rop<;rt? cti fniit pr^ n > (? ? unifcrnily favorable nf hcvfW;>.'V>re -,r d , [???esc.r'f. ii. JieH? iojik are that pea<-h ? -.- will not his a full crop, but tha: i y. apricois, j>oani at:d Hg.s will l.e 1> ;? .ful. Wheat an>i fail town oats rue biy*. sprinj; oat_s i! |:jx Th.ii pr<paixition of lauds for r.'re. and riie plau'.ir.g. aro making ?. f.i/U'v progress. Truck is mak'lng slow growth owing to the prevailing low 'L*?mperature, but heavy shlpmrnt*. arc Koin;; for ward; strawberry plaits are n?: bior ing well an a re.-uH of last years drought. CoUrrado l:a?..bs have a;> ]vrarril in Charleston an<l fJconre ci ii Minor crops and gai\lons are ha.'kw.:- ^ but 1k?v?- been extensively planr^l. Fa?titr?gn i" scant foi1 tho season. All ci'.,p.? need warm weather. A Kentucky l-'end. Wayfcing, l<y.. Special?Ijater aavUxn from tlie feud troubles at Boone's Fork are (liat I^eputy Sheriff .Johji II Klki'H c:.' Whlteshurg, ^m'.o was on Wright's side, was shot tiee. once in fv:n h *h ?ul der. Creml p.itter. with Johai Reynolds, was shot twice across the back, only f'igi.1. flesh wounds. John K'tynolds is believed to be shot fatally. Twenty men ftxwn Potters and Bent.le.vs join.-1 the Reynolds faction. A dozen armed n-en guard the house whc;o John Roy nofds is being nursed. The others ?ic c?n>>" positions for picket duty. T.i>? Wrlfrhts received over a dozen armed roorults. W. S. Wright and his son. V ? '?. n were buried'in the prune grave 1 here being only 2>'0 of their friends at th? burial. The feeling Is such that trouble is raometarily expected. The Legislative Directory. Mr. N. O. Pylos has Just gotten out bis usual legislative directory which f ovi.-rs the personnel of the legisla ture of South Carolina for tin; ses sions of 1901 and 19<?2. It <onlainH the list of tho officers of both houses nnd gives the names of the mem bers together with their counties, postoflicc address and ocupations. The little pamphlet is valuable to many, r Progressive Newberry, Newberry.?Special.?The commis sioners of the South Carolina and West Indian exposition for Newberry county held a meeting at the office of President M. A. Carlisle, Na tional bank and iecUlcffro plaW? nub s^riptlcm lists 1a each township In the county that |1,600 may be liaised to be used for establishing a ro<\m In Vije town of Nowbcrxy where all ex hibits Tuny be collected and properly marked, also to enable tbe county to send a man to Charleston to look af-. t*r the Newberry eounty exhibit aV the exposition <" A $and Offered. B IttzTmUh. of Atlanta. Oa.. has wrlttejprthe sorermor, aa chair W of the Cfchhwimn- monument conamleetaa. wdMftrlm to sauiusfor the Georgia mala Bead, _of; Atlanta, 'the beet bead the float* ever had," the coatract far farnlsfcing the analc at th^oecaeloa af the nvaHif of the Booth Carolina am. The frtt er states that th? bead ?mill the masle for fc-rir ... / ? . ... II IJIillii I. Tii.VtiiiDV. L.'tpl. J. .1. (iliffi'l el !iiO \ufioik 0:!i) \UsLni l.i'lL,!. n.\Jt)K I!. It. VNS IS IN . I lu> Shoot in;-, Dili' i:t I'lC I '.tier's tU'tirooin NVit'i Mis 1'lMul I lit; v. oi'oncr's \ or ilt*. t. * ? ? l J't l?f!' ! M .lull u C'i >ln m l>ia J.'l lilt 'tt ' 11 i : 1 M v ? . ii. nf the Nori''i||< uivl \\ ? .-! ii iwiiroa "ii?- nf the ! ' 1st \. It' 1 1{ ItO VII ; I I- >|i'i!.ir rail oa I i:i?. t> in this lies dead in i! , iiv \ ..a a bull hull' t !u oii>;li' hi;l 'l> :; l?n :t. I. ): *!?*? r? -v?rtr^ T" k-X-1 .'vVAVCv'C ?<.*. '.V-V. SVYiW. '. v Kw . hi oilier of i:.C \ I - n il '.itrl, l\* nil !U.: i;.. i. .nit . fihi'iici x in\i-ii!...iti>>:t int > rIt i if < 'apt. (I i i ,!"is i\ .. 1 !i. \V i; llvaJts v.iH i ?? hi id r<-; j: >. I'?r t !h* i!< at't ;*t. tlrifUn ??.-{**.?? I'or the <. o! ote : ;s lit"*' to ; .t . . ("it r.iit'n niri hi.-: il-,>:h i;t Mil I- * a Jo'"::. tin* coriu r io..-ni om the jei.i floor of ili" main bit;: iiiiu .?,! the c nor if Main niiJ ! a! street:'. 'I hi lit- ti:? - d in the ptv: eip .? vf oiV.-crs 1 Jit* law. and ih'.' i in an< litOKl I final hull* t tl.lv il (Y lit frosil il ? 1 i' a "r i!! f. - t Vll'i; 1,!...'..! . .? : i t'l li'l.iM.1. t" M-ll. l;>, Ml . I'f.lll'l I'll !Jit* table !V l! ? ?? I i 'l ? 1: her empty. ' ? ' ' Men. (> that air other tie* lOO'M.- ? r.jM-- v ? 111? I'll it he:; on li 'i '. i - 'f' ' ? The ill? i n?';? "? oi lb-- 11?'*-! v ID'S -<?:: ati ? he ' it v- ! 1 i . U'-- tv.:? Kiu.w that 1 wen si (u'l. 'ii ;t< tli*1 ?*.it'ii;'iicut Cr??wtlf? K"? h *? J ins. and raanv '' <? ptilift* ofljr. i:; >!:<' tiarn ??. Ml kiij?!.- > . ' ? "i*i 4 ftilnat as TO fl'.'- : ;i I < ? ?. Val f'lulf'il t'n* I? *?? i f a (? ?|>aiu!" ina i iitaii?,r*:'5 i CoTifr-tlcTaf o > ?. ? i. ? t :.l ami il r l-i'ln!' of an cx-Riivci ;>.oi - tn jail. t<? i - In nl jii ti'linu i!ivc s( i: i< 'nit. Tito tragr<ly o<-?atn<'l 1 ?' O'clock, it !?? UPPO.:' 'I. littii- lat(<?!*. At a! out ?5 o'clock \i'!i:n \ (l?-Hth. and i'l" crow.I v.-.r; in ar< U of Informalio:t. To Pricfly snnt ti;? t': ? c. ntial facts of the r.t.?Mf . re thyK; fits' on the sc. ih . " i '? Wit.l tilHt (apt <vril!ln h^t'< ' n to (iiTi'iiwooil tlie I'ay 1 - f'u ^WctM.-niim in tho aft'M n?>mi li'' aid *Ti?l. i.v nus wen' cii nf t1" t ihn ini' ili<- af li ; noon, an 1 sc i<n i i > ?"? p?-if?'cO>* friendly. Stitnrtlav (Snflin wa: uhotit lila luisin'"'.- a' nsnal, and wa ! taihinK to tioiii*-' ''f I "1 ??omltiK i ' Hil ton In th<? most < ntliicdastic manrn-, At 2 o'clock In- wa" scr n ont?-rln . tho ImildlnK la which Miip l-#vj?n> rootned, and lho:-?' who ;;i\s* h1111^ sa.. ht: was not a.ppai <-n' ly dritiKiiut. That was the In-t s= n him nn.il ho was found njo <'iis? i?-n- and d> in-i in tho room. A hunt H: !?? o <lo( k, Mai. Rvann tamo down into >lnllrr'a grocery h?dow and us'd tho phon*''. saving thpt a n-i?n had h?-cu hint in tho hnllding, and ?ailing tip ho vera I doctors. Finally ho ?,'d l>r. Cihhs over the wire and asked him to 'onie. Omitting for the prosing J >r. (lihhes trying e\peritn<<s, this .sutnrnaiy of what ho found is given* i here was . a pool of hlood III! the floor SOM1" feot from til'- f""t "I <h" tnd. and the foot hoard was liinearc 1 on t he outside with hlo; in the h"d, with the head resting nanrally on ih" .oil low. ahont ton fort mini the blond pool, was t he d;. in:.' fo: in of f.apt. (JrlfPn. I?o?torH say ho ?<>nldnt have gf>ttPli there 1?v him: eif. His shitt front was saturate'! with hlood. On the corner of the talde most distant from the hed was the pistol?a 4 ?? eHlihro Colt's, with one < mpty cham ber. Nearby was ('apt. (Irlffin's hat. a derby, w ith the ? rowu indented a.'* If stnlek by a sti'k. >'o!) >.- eight or ten feet from the bod. near tlo ?or nor atigle of the building, la;. a walking fiti'-k. .smer . <1 with Mood. On tho ta'-'.e fiat a pit* li**t cctt'aiii Iiig corn co' ktuil. and a g?siJ?s n*-ar bv contained a Btiff drink. < ?ti < ap' Grimn'H^.faeo anl forehead th'-i" were a number of bruises, and a ho<r examination showed p?wder tinrns on his breast and on '!<? back of his right hand. In the farthest corner of the room was a keg of /-orn whiskey coc ktail. It o?.<m'ih that no ono heard tho shot. The first imi'i.-atb'n of an" thing wrong was wi:? a MaJ. Kvans ranic down into .>luiler's store to tise tho 'phone in railing a physician :o attend tome ono who was hurt. ?i\ iriK n<> nan.ew and not stating tho trouble. JJr. Cibboa was finally r?-a. ?.???? hi his ofHcp. He answered tho 'phono himself, cod when he asked what the character of the cane was ho was told to wait till he fame; it was no matter then. When Dr. Oibhea got to tho building ho could And no ono about. Ho went down to Mullor'a where ho was told tV.'?' Maj. Evans bad been telephoning for a doctor. Knowing where Mr. lCvans room ?vas. htr went thcrn and Knocked. Ho went into the room, finding no one but MaJ. Evartn and Cftpt. (iriflln therein, tho conditions b^ing ft?_ do B/Tlbed "rfftov^ TTe * told by Mr. Evan* to 'Mo whet you ean for him doctor.* Mr. Evans Boemod to be under the influonco of liquor. Mr. Orlffln was breathing hctvlly. Doc "tor r?lbbr^? felt his pul?" aod real ized that he wa? dying He. howev er. gave b(rn a hypodermic laj^tion: In doing *o he broke hfa meile. When MaJ. Evaas af?kc-d .what the i doctor thought, ^)r. GibbOT tol i ' Li that Mr. QrU&a was dylac.. J!r. BV ant *lt traa a 4?n He:" Dr. Olbbea was like all oth*r nwwf*. m the dortor rxpresic? it, imb<J to become -a madman. Dr. Otbbaa passed over the atme*> with the remark thai he wo?l?j attend to that later, but now be had to attend " J Dr Glb^*m 1^ I1 .ipu;ii'?n f.u h few numumt* thrown.:- P: I.?k, (j i mm' in the lirepklfe '?:? i!' ,,thi r r.iiit' i)l' tii?> romp an t -.a in ? .? wuiiM ha\o to Kot another M > IIS told him he ? ould not b >?\ I' ,o mi. 1 >!'. CiM . '? t!i> n I' '* t:: i of tho puftorov a pain am? ?? ?? I lib. statement that ('.ml ('. ? l.)i v .i;i vl. .n M1 ' " iM 1 uvn.'.ii t manner sail ti n' 'no man l'Hil .-hot hiim-i }t '1 ' n If miir-ed ' n Uibh. s o{ K?i111?u lam. IK' "i '.i.l (ho dot (or m?< ? ? I ' " '? h?!M .iiMlii nr. f.lbl.t-r tina'tv v . n? n :\r IV,. t'f epl.l. .* to i-a-l I'm ! ?<?!? ? U ^ ? !n.;0. hop.n.; to uet > a.. ??'. I?? th?? !'? :" : ,) cm I J. table. ? "*'? 1 sv !l'" a l ,| ( i -.1 i li.inu is .si.ii.. I i tin I In lie eoolly fn< ed MaJ. f\nus, VvJ>l 1:; i. i In* \\a:> rail lit; out. an.I w?? 1* t. iff \\? iit diit i l to police hoti hiuar ,111.1 i .Hill' hark \vitl? ii'lleel'H Pi in n ini; and W i Hi m;ham. < >:i i'.f way. .Indue Krrtest (iaiy. a tou.-in of Mi. linins, wlto rooms m-\t. v.,4s> met nn.I inlv'i mod ??f thi' 1rage ,,v | *?*. ftll.ft*V ^ \.\sa v?\ Vv ^1r VtY*>1><?0 \v.-nt (o ilit1 (l.'tt1'. .1 n?h'f tiarv knock i ;. Mi' m>fiM mil mi l would ? >t lis *> n i,) anyone. ..finally ?? r Mum mm; walked up to Mr i'.vans ami !.>I.I hini lie linil to coiiH' In an.l 1"' was rvinj; t>i do no. lie hail out his rlah. Mr. Kvans then '.said "all right" ?iail the 11!ti? ? vs? enured. Mr. w In n Mr. (lihhes rtaif i in. or,!, ! . .1 lu.tli the do. tor ami ,111.)?;,? (I i r> from ihe room. 1-inalK 1 >?-. irihl-i'ss wan pcrmlttc.U to cntor hy i'o. Alter a lively tinu; Mr. funsratMi for Mr. i'hilpoi it) 1. ( Miii rr Scott. v\ ho ha 1 i uMi' m. was m nl tor hiin, ami h?? ? Mi;. l;ly ? caiui'. Mo : imi'h said that l-i. r.i'bb's w.ia i ;??!?!. I'api. (lii'lla ". nId uta.Mi he tit ad. Tin a the pulmo : : 1 r a llvclv (listiUisioa with Mi", i.iaiis. mana?;?.'<l to m't him oat. 'i In y t.ioh him old tlu' ha< k .ay, t,1 hint mi a ha< 1. ami took him to rhn jTt; Tt'.-'V .".aw h-- van rr.-n/.i.? .1. U t 1 ? UH.ll ll.lllK, I'lli tlll'V tl'filt . ,i liini kimlly. i >i ?:? t f\ lin ally ? ami to ('apt. titiflin ;i! ,'i!.?njt M: l"*. tiiirtV iniu?it?*??> aftor !>. . Mil?i??*:t iiitl r? arhcil 11ii-i alilf, \t. 11.; Limu whilo anyone v.in I ?n lu.jin Willi liini, so far a; i? known, iit 1 lif* ii;*<? i" a word hat ro !n;.;noil mii on.srious to tho < ml. Afi< r taking, tin* priHoat-r to ilm jail ? ('An oili" ? iflutiH'ii to tin- room, \\*>4shortly nflorwards l.h-nt. Kv. i ;>i inK?'r ? aaie in. A < art ful cvatn I rati a rt.hf coml't. n of t!iS ii;? in < 111r room ami rvorvthing wa*< h ft i\b il was. 0?!i?-r>r WillinKham stnteil that Mr. I"', aa.s had said to him t ntaTjiiK tin: j;ij| that ''aii'. (Irl.'lla had shot, him i,i If, had coiic to thu Imia an diawur, ?atli pis I. >1 and liad ilon? ho. . .. ' |?a iiki?1o no other .? tato i ii i1 in anyoiif. Ii*' d?v lined t?? seu oi?.? v. ho t ailed nt the jail to seo him. 'I'- !< ki a ins vt-if Mill by fri'-nds at i-aci- i i Mrj. leans' hmthoiK- 1C\ (J.iv.riior ICvhiih.'MI SpartanhuiK and Mr. t!et>. I^vaiiK at Ivigofiyhl. Coronnr tiircn was miminoned. Ho fjr.^.inlzod a Jury and tin? l/ody and iiroiindlnKR v. i'i <? \'i< wed. Then tho hotiy was turned over t?? undertaker Mi f oriiii< l<, and rarriod to hits estab lishuit nt whem f*. bhortly altt'r 0 o'i 11it ii ii waa rotnnvttd to Capl. (It if lit/;; homo at l'JM> Collngc strc-et. 'I'lit're in not the Hhadow of ovidori'.o roiiiK to throw light ujion nny eau.se f.a difheiiity b?tw<'ea tho two men. :i i.t? y have iilwavn lieen on th?* most friendly trrnip. Their netion? the af ternoon befo;e show that hiich was tin* rant.1. \f ('apt. Griflin was slain h*/ Mr. lOvans the most careful Heart h for a eausti of ilillicultv has thus lar tailed to discover it. Tho silent. ke? of liquor s'-emn to be the only rlut* to tlie eause. Till-; VKllDICT OF Tin-: OOROWOK'S .iriiv. "We bt l!?\ e tluit the ?-itii<1 .1 .h fj-itf'n eiime to li!:s tlea'h from a ^uu sl;t;f vt.^air.?! ir*.fli?-tr?l ;:ti th? hands of \>, H Kvftas." Thiamin the \fr-fier. of ' ' oi?':a<"!" s 1u: y, iuvost-iKaU'd I ? ea^e Sunday. LABOR WORLD. w'iirlUTK to Myntie, C.( <-ir strike! Vclvr 1 mill wiu'Icctk Mymio, Conn won tli The I'.razil y*if t eoal VllstNet, in In :1 i:111;i. ill be JndefJ>mely tied tip by n Pt i !'?*??. jT Id Italy ''hiMrr/i of either H'X under nine years of nso are not permitted to work in furtorio*. Wages of puddh tr fit the rolliti:* mill ;ft York. T*?*?iit . havo hecn ad vaneed twenty-lire cenfa a Ion. fifty tlmupund ej? iz,n* of Indiana 0f<- employed in wood imluslrjep, and rcrciv annually SI.'i.fiOO.'HM in w: The coal workeis at Marseille*, l'ranee, d<< ifli <1 to ivfiuiic work, ami the prolonged Mrlke is finally at all end. I'ive hundred carpenters ami paint er* at Sharon, T'enu., struck, causing a jrem-rnl nu5pension of building opera tions. Two hundred and thirty-two thou sand ei^ht J^iudred and twenty-ono women arc employed In Knglifh cot ton factories; only 147,24o men. Four hundred coal miner* who havo been mi xtrike at Itlo8?>hurK. Ala., on account ol a difference re^ardln^ tbe,( Leliarges for yardage work, have re turned t.> work Over 'mjO union painter* and deco ra t4?r? nt Cincinnati, Ohio, struck been 11x9 of the refusal of tin; Ala? . JviV Tf wigrv Tbnv*fTiTi' <Tc-~ s:rndUiK Tor ah eight-nour day. Thsr refuMl of bouse* to grant an increase of two aqd one half cents per hour and Hint eight hours should constltnte * day's work ha* caused a strfke of 100 pi! inters aud decora-., tors at Auburn. N. Y. '? The Nortliern^^adHhf'Vn7T"*?l*SF Northern companies have placed or der* In the Caat for 2000 Italian labor ers to do construction work in Wasfe lngtoa and adjoining States thl* sum mer. They wllj take the place of Oriental laborers. J| fltbe largest order erer sent from the West for wW9. labor. HAMS' HORN BLASTS T IIKH1C t:? K?ir* without k I v in?. " li^rrrot cannot lbtlnH i ho arrow hr.< 1< to t rjr br?\v. 1 ! I ? SSi 11 ;'.H will jioiirt -i iu only y<?H ] Kill I' Ilium out. 'PlHM'rt Ih no prof it in rollslon whovn th> r<; 1.1 IH> loss. t Tho lilrcUns hun his hiit' hut thO ftliophunl h<ui th<* Influence is Immortal. Cheap Success Is ever too dear. Williukih'33 (o be CiOcI'b tdave is tho way to become Ills mm. Sometimes God's storms arc but lo drive us i i: tj > MlLvji.. ?5 Se.sv? vvjtwmv^v*' j Diniv to the way of sin. j l!i? w|io Is unwilling to--fa<:o failure ( < .i: 1 lleVi'l .sii'UIC SUrc. .-. - Y"U do ii 1 ?t need t" wear a Ion y 1 oak ! to be a pillar in tin' church. The man who revolves around him* ! self will never f;et. anywhere. j The telescope of 1 >\'o Ii;ls the longQ.'t j range for celestial \i. hoi. j Tim a?~ots of chara< ter nro In what von are and not what you have. I Von ran afford to lose the (lowers of ! time for tho seed of eternity. I Sowing ill ]>:iln and tears promise* 1 the reaping in plenty and triumph. Faithful acta grow from active f^ifc 1 Yesterday "P. inanna will not moot * < day's needs. What Is morally wronR can never bn politically right. lit f<>i mera need to remember that new roads are <eldem smooth. it The shearer makes a poor shepherd. Tho lovo.j?f God is Jhe hear of tho universe. ' They who reliro with God will never - retreat before men The 10 can never be kmv real resur rect bui where there is desecration a T!ie !iiei)tii?' ia> .if India is l"\!ed '"ti nil i in ? mil's nl' ('..'land Upward Double Daiiy Service Between New s ork, 'i'ampi,Atlanta, New 11 iens and I'ohits boutli and West. IN i;KI-I'.c I l? I'l ? It I'All V 24tl>, 1I>0I KOUTIlWAltD. Daily Dally N?>. 31 "No. 27 Lv. N"w York, i'. II.It, 12 65 pm 12 10 nm Lv. I'llIIikI?*)('hlit, " *? av'.H.m 3&0nr? Lv. llaltlnior". " " f'45pn? 6 22 an J.v. Wmililniftoii, " ?' 0 M pm 8 35at4 I.v. Itlrhrnuiid, S A.I. 10 4 ) fin 12 23 pn? I,r, l<t*l?r*l>iirtf, " " It ill |"ii 1 10pW Lfc Vorlliiii 105 am 8 HQ pa ' I.%. iliMiVlot .ii. ?? 2 80 -in h 55pm, J.v. :< 10 lull 6 00 ptq I.v. HoiiUhtii I'liiea. " 6 :$7 am (> 67 pnt Lv Jiuml't, " 0 ?0 mil 8 10 pnj Lv!" Cohiinin. J ?? M'lOdin 10 30 pi* Ar. Buviifin.ih. ?' 12 10 jun 2 20 ufl? A r. Jaofc.s >u vi J l?*. " 3 f>0 pin 6 30 nm Ar.Jampn. " 6 00 am 600 pmo :\u. 403 No. 41. Lv N > ? W ) ork.N. Y.l'.A N.f 7 .'.."5 am 8 55 pm Lv. Pbiindcipnia. " 10 20 am 11 26 pm iTv.New ii^r*7o.l>.rt.?.li'>t 00 pm J.v Jint ItiiT"**, I?. H.I'.Oo t 0 30 pM I v. Wa^li'inii. N. A U.S.1J. 0 80^pm I.v.i'urtainwuiii, t\ A. I.. lT0;> jun HT5ft5j|, Lv. H ri>\oi,, " II 8.1 Miu 12 80 pm I.v. NMrlll.il * " 12 65 um 2 10 pm Lv ll' i.'l* iw iii, s " 1*0 urn 2 46 pm ? l.v. ItalHy.h, " littimn 4 27 pm*' I.v. b<jvilh<*rii I'iuiiV " 6 1M ttiu 0 43 pm Lv. 11 am let, " 0 45 am 8 06 p? Lv. \Y ilmliiKto'n, " _LL..8 30 pm Ar. Charlotte, " 9 51 ani, 10 4S ftfli Lv. I liu-.tf;, id08 (m) 11 20 pa Lv (Iruoiiuoudi " 12 07 pui 13i am Lv. AllKMio. " 2 lupin 4 08ao Art . AUHiitM, J " 3 35 pm 6 80am / Ar. Aujjun'a, A W. C-. ?> 10 pm ..........S A r. MaeonTC. of On 7 20 pui 1 i l0 a? . Ar. M iHK' n.'ry.A.AWiir. 'J 20 pm . li 00 am . Ar. Mol.iK L. A N 2 66 am 4 12 p? - - Ar. N?*w (?i I'-an",L. A N. 7 .JO am 8 80 pm Ar. N n-li vili'*, N ?? .A8t.L. 6 S*S HIP llWpW Ar.Momjl.i-, " 4 00 pm 810 am SOUT11WAKD, Dally Dally No. 402 No. 33 Lv. Mfmplnn.N.f.A ML. 1 00 pm 8 46 pm J.v, Nm?Ii vnl?*( " 10 65 pro tf 30 atD I.v Vi'mt Orlifitn*, L. A' N , 7 45 pm Lv. Mobile, L.A N 12 20 um ? ..?????? Lv. Aloiitic n ry.A.AW.P 6jt ?in 1 30pm Lv. ilaJ-.m" i . of Oa.. ... ? 0 am 4 20 pi^ I.v. A-jk'-i-o.. < A W. C. a 40 am . ? Lv.AtiHiiia, I B.A.L. 1200 pm 8 00 pm ArAtb?n?. " 2 48 pm 1123 pm? ArOr??avwd. " 4 60 pm 2 04 am Ar. Cbonter. " 0 43 pm 4 2ftam I.v. Cbarl'.tio^ ft 80 pm 6 00 am I.v. WllmlogtQPf " 8 30pin LfTtumMi - " t> 60 pm 8 10 am LvT ?oiaTli?jfn I'luea, ?? "HTm pm 0 0* ?? Lv. lialolKb, '? Ar. Ileailor-ou. " 2 27 am Lv"."NorHno " ' " S*iO?m 2 00 pm Lv. Weldou. ... '* Jg.: .] AU'oruOTfath.f " " t 700 am 0<ftpi<- -T. Ar. Wa^h'ton.N^ W.aTa ?**?? ^ Ar. BitHimoio. B.8.P.do77. f MtSi Ai.iiijf-Xorlf,OiPlH8.C??r jSfFouffpTll^ !?#? ? kt. N??r York, " ?*???% Mo. A Lv. Tampa, 8. A. L. By. &?(*> ? tit. JackaonvlUa. ; Wga- " Lv. Havaanah " JfSST UflarnH ^ " ,;?g gfissassr"**^ - S5S Lw. Nortt?a ** ? E?225L.?.?jl Ar. AtJNt

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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 19, 1901, Image 1