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Social and Personal News By Miaa Louiae Nottlea t\h! V't* met defeat L thC K?>f.V 1>M I I l?k field. i, ; . I xv. ? flmr: our muskets down 111, ,, oi'iv boniile f la g was furled: | 4 >u i- right did >?? ?1 retreat ^ purr honor for her shield [i,d wilh .fn.?di<o for her crown r : , i i tic forces of tin- world. r..r against us thousand* fcflpie, ,|,.j;,.y bought from every t'lliiu' :? j In ? \v i ? stood acaliis't tlieui all p,,r iii?? honor . ??f our name fit l i)i?' fated day of iliur j;t u n ? but I** crown our fall \ i h i fadeless wreath of fume/ ? r> ~7 ! ? . ' The Confederate Reunion, TUJ? wptok in Camden will loitjg live )i iuentoi\ a> one of the gayest ami iv>si enjoyable in tiio history of t ho lid K'W ii. ' ? ' # livorything was .In holiday atliry, nd while tin' red and white the cob ,! - tif i ho Confederacy held first place jlid tin* Cross of St. Andrews the! taiiy cross of the South floated in h?* breeze. the Star Spangled thinner ind it^ own place, showing the loyalty if the people |o a- reunited country. I I We love both flags, let smiles mid tears hold their sway: , On?* >V?>u Our hearts in days si -gone jhie owns onr love today. We love them hoth and claim them Ix'th. k'ith all their wealth of fame: ()iie floats triumphant in the Sun. Lhd unc's a hallowed name." When tin' eoniiuittees were getting liings in shape ihe.v felt sometimes [j^'-oii raged. for "The rain. it. raineth [very day." ud only the most hope-' h' lould look forward and believe tiiat he vim w'Mtld shine,- ? would surely hitte for this occasion, and show Cam leu off to the hest advantage. The pstivifios began Tuesday evening with (hi nee ;it the opera house, given by lit- young men of. Camden in lienor of ]ir S|N?nso.rs and maids, of which we ,re pleased to say there were ijn mi Isilalh large number, We give the r>7 1 ? ? vv i 1 1 ?_r lisi^; Met With .Mrs. A. K. ltlaheney. 'Tin1 Tbursdav afternoon bridge duo *' I iitd an agt'ceable hostess in Mrs. Ken edy Hlnkeiiey ;il the last meeting. Sarsfield w s particularly attrae | \ i ? for the occasion, and after cards In In-ti'ss served dainty refreshments It ;tn- prettily arranged tables. Mrs. rrtnon McDowell, and Misses IClsic ud M ir\ Withers Kirkland were in"; >g the substitutes. ?Juvenile Dance. M.-s Sara liostick and Dc'Yiint lios |ck entertained a number of lads and i?ict at a fiance la^f Friday evening, tefi ?"?linnMii s were served during the Vi : in- and the dance went merrily i. t ? i ? 1 1 7 id in p. m. ? I < ?|i :i I. Si w \ er. member of tjie well )i"\\ n family of that name in Orange lug and Aiken entities, was acquitted |s' week in Ccncrtll Sessions in Irangftinrg for the slaying of hi1-: ri'tliei in law. W. Krskine Hall. Shw ri shot and killed Hall while the In t fr ?-,|v attempting to enter his home rith a rifle in his hand to do possible ljui v to Sawyer's sister, whom Hull H(1 married. . Masked men drove in an automobile > the residence of Dr. J. C. Paul, a h>si??ian of Itcaumont. Texas. took iin to a wikkI, applied tar and fea leiN and released him in that garb ^ the business quarter, amidst a a tu play evening shopping crowd. The Oct o v :ii-ciisc(| of nial practice, refus tl :?< hU-nt.fy any of Ills assailants rl > ? ? ? hi w a - laken to the police sta ion Majestic Theatre PROGRAM r<>cJa>, Friday, .May ''Oth. <;??*. rjjp Mclford'* I MF FAITH HEALER" I' '? than Th<- Miri^al Man. A 1 ? I 'at hp Nrvvx. V> A*l\ a nrp 1 1) I'ripps. Saturday, May 21st FhU\" Arbwkio in "MOONSHINE" \ Suiwhino Conxnlv. "HIS I NLICKY .IOI5" \Ti'i the 14th Kpiso?U> of THE IKH Iil.F ADVENT! RE Monday, May 23rd. >iiln?>y Chaplain. ltrnthpr <>f 'harlip in a six ropl potinhIv "KINO, QI EEN, .IOKER" Also Pat hp \V p??klv Npw>. Tuesday, May 24th. I M.trv Mi If* MintPr in , rlHJN'T ( ALI. ME LITTLE OIRI. Sewn Mapa/inp Wrdncsda). Mu> 25tJ>. Mahip Norman in "PINTO" ? *" !?<>vt piptur?*? <?f thr s*>a <?? >n \ ? ? I 'rpirs r> f |]|p | >n > Thursday. May 2fith. Uuj*Tt liuzhra "THE < 1 I* OF FI'RV \ i ...]<lwrn Pi?"1nrp V 1 \ Koiiu WATEREE MILL NEWS I Wateree ?i tt?l WlHu^Kiro played a vvr.v interesting jsfime of at \V|ili? b?j?ro Satanln^. wlnushoro winning (5 iu .". Willi the w<?rc ?'5 ju l'ierson {tit I l.i ?? ball over I lel.ouche's head Inihe last hall' of the eighth. .scoring two runner*. and thru M'uivd on Grant > bard ,twohitgger, In 1 In- r hijjlfc of the ? ilnih Walerrc unable to .score. Moth teams |il i > Vm I fluojhall and linker pitched a ureal game ami hail gilt edged <upport. The U'jiins will i?hi,\ again .it ('a union s,.'0b: The 1! Y 1' 1 uf Wiilt'lrc Church will hold. a Hox Supper Social at the i 'luhhouse Sat nrda.v evenin;: I V ? ? ? creant and refreshments will he sen < >1 ami a fine mush-al pro^iam i> planned for the evening ami all tip members are invited to attend. Mr. II. K. llallrit attended the Southern Cotton Convention at Atlanta Mny i:: and l | .Mr. Hussel 1', Polan, from the lies ton ( iffice, is at the mill this week, checking over the Inventory. Mr. Dolun is claying ai the l'arkviow lun. A red Ford covered with red mud \\ hee/.ed into Camden late Sunday morning- The <|river. un recognisable a t tlx- time, proved to he "ltoh" Dillard. overseer of the Cloth liooni Mr. l>il la rd not onl.\ broke if spring and lost his way but van out ? ? f gas and spout the nii^ht in a vtvatup somewhere in Fairfield county, lie was returning from the hall game at Winnshoro. Friday evening, May L'Tth. at 7 a. "sfng otil'' will he held en the hall field and everybody is Invited to at tend. I his w ill be the first of a. series of dpen-air sjngs to which the public, of Camden will lie in v i t?ul. The pro gram will include solos, readings and an address. 1 ? \ a prominent public, speaker. Wateree now has a linge float in the l ike just off the bath house with an eight-foot tower for the high divers. This is proving a boon to. bathers at Wateree. A water carnival is now under way. The events w ill in clude diving, plunging, dashes and tub ra res. A very ? hitcrestln'g and instructive meeting of the Hoard of Aldermen was held in the Mill Office Tuesday eve ning. Mr. Rnssejt I \ holan from the Itoston Office had charge of tin* meet ing and explained in detail the costs that enter into the operating of a cot ton mill. The aldermen found it so interesting it was voted to have a public meeting at the church en Fri day evening May 'JOth. at which the people of Wateree will also be enlight ened a?Kiut costs. Mr. Polan will re main at Wateree and have charge of this mee; ing ;i Iso. The congressional committee hives ftiiratlng the escape of <; rover Cleve land Itergdoll last week developed that during the imprisonment of her son. Mrs. Itergdoll actually drow $105. 000 in gold from the Fnited States treasury: but as to what became of that gold has not been disclosed. Mrs. Itergdoll was before the committee last Friday. She .admitted having had the gold in her possession ; but she said that it was never buried in the mountains of Mary land. She statin! that as a matter of fact the money has not been taken out of Philadelphia. She claimed that she herself had buried it somewhere near her own home; but she refused to tell where. She testified that only last week she sent (J rover $10,000 in Ger many. and the audience laughed when in reply to a question she s:iid her son was coming home ;is soon "as the arnii slice is signed." It came i>ui in the testimony of Mrs. Itergdoll that up to this time she has paid lawyers connect ed with the cum' more than $.'>(?.0t?o Getting Along Fine. Me?i*r>- Friedheim. Knwlinson and Golger. who were injured in the auto mobile w reck at Gastonia and who are in the hospital at that place, are pet t !r_r along fine - IP'ok Hill 1 1 ? w. . v, ] Mrs. Margaret S. (Jrav. superintend out of the Bureau of Recreation in I*i 1 1 -Jm r^c. is the first woman to hold a city jvp.sition in the Smoky City. Tlu* national heudgear of the wni'-n in Spain is the* mantilla of late. Princess Mary, of England. is al lowed iin nnnuilN of $.10,000 ? l?y the Briti>h Parliament Eleven women have been certified a- being eligible for appointment as members of the Boston police force Mrs. F ranies I' Keyes, wife of Unit ed States Senator Keyes. has t.fcn eon ferred the degree of Bachelor of Let ters hv George Washington 1'niversify In addition of being granted $1,000 with her divorce decree. Mrs Helen I .a I lay. of San Frnneisco. was also given the cust oily < f her oaf AKMOI R'S VKRIHFNT h\\I_\- -s, l*-r poiutd ?The <"a?h Store Barber Shops To ( lose at Kight. Notice in herH?v given that <>n and after Monday. May L'.'.rd, the tftree Itariif r shops of Camden w?ll < ose at eifrht p m The ptibTTc is r?-< 1 1 1?">- 1 I to Ik- ?.'?>vcrnp<l 3 r-eordingly I B F/NOLISf I McLAIN'S BABBKU SHOP s r f.mjmsh PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. \\\ p lioimeU of l jtiu ustn vYtti} >tnu>nj,' the Kounion visitor*. this wirk Mr, A, J:. (le'stjihoiiiier. if I'lnKle^ t?'ii "IvmJ 1!h- r.iiil wllli l i > here. ? ; I ' ? ,Mi?* KU>e l\ I i'l.V ? >nl \\ '.n> 'ha br<U sji lylihv; several. 1 1 ? til h- i ? i 1 4ha rlestmi i:.i ? returned hpmu. I .Mi s Aitnohe has e|i -up lu i pus-ih.p u> i i-O a St ;j,i;tiu?hui"c; silit>6l, lUi'l is .it l.uiiiti' f< ? I'' it While. MU> rhri*vilie .1' ih> lift.* a> t I'ptt'il it (?h^h fh ? la^rojuii t'?v the summer ?tionih* ' ' . ,\lr. II. K Hillutl uUeutKiil a uicct iUK (>t the Southern t'utton A^siifliitiwn in Atlanta la ^ t l'ri<la\ ami Sniiinliv at tjfjts movi.iiiK i?(? was eleete?l a uU'Ui her of Iht' hotnl pf < Mr- .lames' I I! ra si i i^i i?i i s'Uipiut) ii C.tnuVen fur a tiay last week. She lia>- 1*1*1*1 1 spemUn;; nmu' I i mm* in t'liar lesion au<l ("olumbln; ami Vvai's.vti route 4 IP. lUplnnoml, Va, Mrs. M. M. Kaplan, who for I he past two weeks lias been. vi-iliu^ her pit rents. Mr. ami Airs. II ,1. Sehlos bflrjj, lias returned to her home in Ma eon. \V\s |\\||> TO Kit l Will Bo>;?l Tells S|?r> <>f FuiiderhurU SlurikrtTH The .Mdiintp fOhquirer carries the following story : Sheplleil Scega fx. colored. of < 'lU'S lerfiehl county, S. ('., not double Value for hi* ?wage <i**2i i It when ho gave some liquor and five ?! ; >1 lu rs r m'Ii to liis nephews, Abraham 1 .1 n roln. of Monroe. and Will Hoy <4. of Mineral Springs, this eoui'rt-y. about four o'clock mi the morning < ? f April ii<Mh adva iici' l?a v ? for takjng the life of (Sanson Funderbitrk. colored, vv h ? had killed Will Seogars. a son of Stephen Seegars while Will was making an ussUult with a knife on an officer who \va s a t tempting to a rre,s| hiin. for "I hoy .us'l only killed (iansoii Funderlutrk. hut Kolin^ FwidiM'tuu'k; his nephew. Acting on a cliic lie had obtained! Sheriff Fowler and other, officers ar-| rested Ahrahaiu Lincoln at his home J here la>t Tuesday night and arrested Will Hoyd at his home near Mineral Springs las( Wednesday morning and put them in jail here where they re mained until today waiting tlx* lion joring of requisition papers from the governor of Sout.b Carolina Yesterda.v morning when Sheriff, l'owler and j.lie jail cook went lo the ci'll* to carry breakfast* to the prison ei < Will I ?."><! w a ' crying and praying. \\ iii-tc Sheriff Fowler (T|iriii'i) lite ? *? ? 1 1 floor Wilj s.id. "Sheriff. wlial will lliey flo in mo?" The sheriff told him thai if lie wa< innocent, as he claimed io he. nothing would In* done more !han to fry him. Then Will said. Sheriff. I have been p 1:1 > i ",r and I am going to tell the truth about the w hole thing." Sheriff Fow h\r tokl Will thit he did not demand a statement and then Will said "No. Sheriff, you have not asked me a question more than lo ask how I felt and 1 want to talk t(> you. You have not persuaded me to tell you. but I want to talk to you. 1 want tn toll you that T.iucolu sii"t (Sanson and Itciias down and that 1 fired two shots at Hellas after he was down. 1 don't know whether 1 hit him or not. but I shot at him." Will then went into details about the bloody erime. hi- -tory being in substance a* follow*: .Monday afternoon April 1Mb. 1 .on nie Seei'iir-. a *on r,f Stephen Seegars. ca ii ic to Monroe and told Will and Abraham that hi* father \vanted them to ^o t>i h.- lion -e that night. Will ,s;i.\* that I.onnie did not tell him what hi- fa t her w a u lei I with them but A I mm bam bad informed him that (Sanson Fundi rblirk was to be killed. Will Wit n*!uitant about g"ing. but was over* per*u:ided and about six o'clock Moil jfjax aftei'uoon he and Abraham got in 'the huariry with I.onnie, on South Main -troet and started on their journey ii*;i''hntu Stephen Seega rv' at 11 o'clock thit n '-'lit where I bey -pent the night, the ne\ t day and a part of the next night. \fti*r receiving instructions and making pl;tn-< they were paid five dollars each and were given a quantity of ? iq in ? r by Sfephou Seega r* The\ left between three and four o'clock f"r (Sail-on FurtdwrWurk'* several mile awa.v. intending to kill him when he st a rted to work in bis f;eld ( >n thl* gruesome journey the\ were taken in a bnggv 1 1 \ Oscar Seegar- a brother of I.i'iinie. who left them near (Sanson's home ii nd w ent hack to his father home I'l.i n- to ki;l t.ai -oil ii- in* went into his field went awry, for be *aw The murderers in the edge of the woods and then too. there were He lit- ;?inl Fancy Funderburk at work in the ,-ame field a nd tie \ were fo n:io tw> taken i trt ? account Will furtlier relate- that lo- : ? n ? 1 Abraham concocted a *tory al?out be Ing fugitives from justice and were hlo< kaderv were coltl and hungry anil that on hear.ne their story the men fired a brush heap ami (Sanson <ia!d to f.anry. "You go and get these men "omefhin? t--' r a ' We may be away IMPISH MIljiM STOP %Vf(| of 1 u?r in I'llitWl Sta(vs ami] Canada Suspeml. Hev'ou i i -:e p;? |m* ** ml!!> ill I'.i 1 iiij U-'iJ Siaie- atj,<) TiMitti. rmpi-.'viiv,; ai> p) o.\ umHeir iUHKt uu'l., ;? 1 1> s'hvi) ?|o\vh'J ln^HWM' o'( ffiftlitc td \\olker* ;i It ? I o\\ ll } or* lo -ii IiVm i i-' ? ''viijii'ii i - I" repfaco those which expired liiit '1 hursdii.v night. y According to r? *|?t? i t.s. |t? Now \ivii . Ihc 1 aher Hureau In.;, tlif luilU .which closed today. were I'nlou Hag and I'aper company. Tiill* N. \ \ Cht>hoyg-on. Mich.. ami Kauka una Wis : .^t Maurice Paper coittpah;^ Ltd. Tlncr Kiveis, (JUOheC J AnjJflO Nowfi?um.Uam.l i*o?n|?a ny. . < J rami Km IN nut : Spani-li Wive.r l'ulp aud I*u por Mills. I. id S.iuit Sir Marie, 'Hilt,, l'Js panol^, OW . ami ^luruv??u Falls, Out; Si I J eg is Paper company. Peferlet. \. V.: Hannah Taper com pa if. \ . N'Or WoihI-. Norfolk and UayunMid vttlc. N. C. Thou men asked for a \Vag?j4li<*rease of ton per cent. while, t lie manufac turers >h^|i t a reduction td' .'10 per rent, and ll'ie adoption of a nine hour day. t'roni home sometime and these very J men may feed us,*' 'mill Laney wont away lo yet food fur them and while' lie wii? u'one target practice. at a slump In I lie field was suggested a nd liah sou *-li"t first hitting the stump ami theil .Vbraliam shot at it ami (ianson and Uelias weld lo see where the bul lets struck and while they were stoop ing down over ilie stump Ahrali.un ran up and shot both rf them twice, using a magazine pistol ami they both fell over and Will, to l?o sure n good job was inade in commit t iiig 'the murder shot twice a l the prOsf i*n te form of Keklns. but cannot s;t.\ that Ills bullets hit l heir ma rk. After the double Iilltrd-er the mill dererx went to the home of a son of Stephen Seegars, about four miles from the scene of the murder, and the son sent for his father who met the two murderers in the woods in which they were hiding, shook hands with them when they told him what had been dope and said. "Ihiys. you have made a good -job of it " . ! f<? after wards took dinner to i hem in the woods and l. 'hi them that they would have to make their own way hack to Monroe as it would never do for them to lie seen with any of his people nor hi hi* buggy. ' Me advised Will 1o iro to Win-urn Salem and Abraham to g?> J to Mi'ijt'oc and not be with W ill. I he |. two murderers left for Monroe a fool j Wednesday a ftormwm reat'l^ing here about II o'clock thai night and the j 'next da \ W" i 1 1 went i<> his home Abraham Lincoln lias ma<le no stale ine.nl. more than to deny his guilt. hi habeas corpus proceedings be fore .Fudge .1 Mis Way today Lincoln and l?oyd were ordered turned over to Sheriff (irant of Chesterfield county. S. ami he left this a ft r noon with his prisoners 1 1 seems that Stephen Seegars. three of his sons and perhaps other members of his family have worked themselves to a eonsidurahle depth in to a terrible crime. OCTAGON SOAr? Large <-akes~ ?_? for l?ic. ? The Cash Store. W ouuos fruui various srrttoiw of ('ftlluniiv (K)utf(y (Wat tllv jnui NM't'k uwtiy farius huw s uft(;vc<l troiis p'sulls Tumii ihv h?Mivy luvU nIoI'iiw lltut Utfvo bi'Oii. >\viM?jMtr.; oVor tti?> v-?vH)i!r\ M:u\.\ t.mus huvi' boon uhUi'.vt tolulU \vlp*'?l owl, yvlviN* mini 1km> )ui m* ^u.fiVii'd lionvii,\ ?in * Kir I'm who luitj hi.s lioi)v ? 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