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DREAM CAME TRUE JC \ CnvMr Bletse Asks Tbt 11 livesti- |«tiH Be Vide liti tke %*ISPH»SARy MATTERS , >V r;. IM « 4 ^ .^ +, .* •* ♦ Wttotk iib Le|(1(11*ture to Seok Out k * • x % Krery Transaftion of tho Windlntt Up Commission, and Hints at Ir- refCalAritioa on tho Part of Mem bers and the Attorney-General. Governor Blease sent to the gen eral assembly Tuesday afternoon a message which startled the legisla tors with an urgent demand for a ... thprough investigation of tho dis pensary windlng-up commission. Numbers of specific transactions sup posed by the governor to have been - made by -the commission are . men tioned, with the Insistent recommen dation that each be carefully looked into. The message In full follows: To the General Assembly: Just after my nomination as governor, 1 noticed In the papers (and as I have noticed no correction. 1 take It to be true) that the commission for wlndlng-up the affairs of the State dispensary had a meeting at which I was freely discussed, and expressed fears as to themselves, when I be Came governor. Jf they had done no wrong 1 see no rmson why thev should fear any harm from me. Jf they are guilty of wrong-doing, it i. 1 - tip to you to Investigate them. I would like for you to Investi gate them fully and And out for tin people of South Carolina what did become of the large amount of alco hoi that was on hand at the time this committee took charge: to whom It was sold, at what price, and what was the regular price at that time, •o as to see If the State was not a heavy loser In that transaction. Also, what salary, or how much fees member of that commission has received, since he has served on the board, and how much per diem they have received for their services | on that day; If car fares, railroad ! fares and other expense* have been charged against the State which were , not Incurred by the member receiv ing payment therefor. Also how much actual cash has j been turned over to the State treas- | urer: how much has been paid out and how much Is left as profit to the taxpayers. What criminal cases have been compromised and what were the conditions of the compromise’ Has the attorney general received an* money, and If so by wham was It paid and for what’ Why the com- tnlsslon kept the Clark lot of whls key after Governor Ansel had dis missed the former members of the hoard of control for buying this same whiskey? Did Clark rebate the present commission’ If so, where is the rebate money? How much more than $5,000 did Farnum pay and where Is It’ What were the •conditions of the Goodman compro mise? What were the conditions of the Flelschrnann compromise* if money was paid In these transac tlons, where Is *t? What was the agreement had with ex-Hovernor John Gary Evans and ex State Chair man H. H. Evans, for Information gtven by them at conference held In Atlanta, between these gentlemen. Attorney General Lyon and Attor ney Felder? Why were oilier mem bers of the various hoards of eon trol not Indicted? What became of the report of the detectives to the con*nlttee‘of certain member* of the house and senate and why was this report not made public? What were Felder'a fees, and why was he not prosecuted, when It was known that he was attorney for a liquor house and was favored with purchases from dispensary boards and rebates were paid for these purchapilh? What criminal prosecutions have been brought, who has been convicted and what has It cost the State? A thorough investigation of this entire matter, gentlemen, will give a great deal of satisfaction to your constituents. * There are those w ho believe that the State has lost more through the wlndlng-up Tom mission than it has ever lost through the State dispensary system. Whether this be true or not. It I* not for me to say. I hold my belief as to cor ruption, but the people of South ■Carolina are entitled to the fullest • and freest investigation on your part, before the report of these men is received and they are discharged as public dltfclafs, i South Carolina is paying bonds to- A SrAUTANIU KG LADY THHlLIJNG KXFWIMKNCK. • ■ She Dreamed That n Burglar Was In Her Komi', Which Slje Found True •• r on Awaking. . *' > . « ■. » - • * ’ Mrs. M.\y Henrlol, wife of the city editor of the Spartanburg Herula, dreamed during the early hours of M oh day night that burglars would ■ nter her room before mornoig arH a few. hottv* After having this wobtl dream awoke to find that reallv and truly there stood a burglar it. the entre of her room. She retired Monday night a* usual, hut did not sleep soundly during.tne early part of the evening. After ev- nertenclng such a dream she fell isieep At T>:Ufi o’clock she avvoVe md at once noticed that her room was very cold. Looking toward the window wtrtrh she trad t"fr rfns,-'| r was open fiid the outside shitiers had also been thrown wide open. The inner Shade was pulled down ami 'his had been left tip. She lay .still for a moment and soon hoard the fpofsteps of 1 he mid Might Intruder. Creeping out of her hod on the onposite side from the obiter she could plainly set* him standing by dfcts*M» iu)d pr«t**mt- ly he flashed‘-Ip't't idvctric pocket 'lash-Ught on the bureau and was rnnsit'-klng this for valuable*. The hra\e young .woman attempted to •reop out of the room without he : ng detected but just as she reached the door aed was tin the point of getting .Into the adtolnlng room, when* her husband was asleep, the robber fla-hed his light squarely into ’*er face. This-so frightened the young wo man that she screamed at the top of tier voice and wakened every one in the house. Her husband rushed in to tho room, hut at Hits time tie burglar had jumped out of the open window onto the front porch ami once '.'alnlng the street, easily made hi# esuapfe- Fusil ively nu clue was left. The-trieht o f Mrs Henriid was aw fnl and almost ftrew her into hv*.-ter- jefl However she soon vole.I BAWD FORMED Wk ch Will Fight F#r Establishmtit if Popular GoTeruaeil. WHAT THEY WANT TO DO >nd Is now in tier usual o,| h, The rrogres-sive Kbptiblieitns Organ ize Themselves Into i\ T/eagiie ftvr ■T-- qt th«' I*ur|MJse of Enforcing Their Ifleals About Keforms That Are Xeethsl in. the Government. Organization of tho Republican Progressive league by 'progresxlvo Ueputiliean senators, representative*, governors and others an organiza tion which will light for tbe estab lishment of popular government announced at Washington on Mon lay. , Plans of the new league, which •have been-under way stifcc ftie as i.sembliug of eongj'ess, were con- elmled at a meeting Saturday nlgtit, at Which a declaration of pr'mdid* | was rl.giied. a coutlLution .atlopteid. land the follovting officers were elect- i cl: President, Senator Jonathan Pourne, Jr., Oregon First vice president, Represents rive George W. Norris, Nebraska. SVmnd vice president. Gov. ('has S. Osborne, Michigan. ’i'l'eiusiirer, Charles R. Crane, Cli! 1 'ago. Kxeeutive committee, Senator Moses Id, Clapp, Minnesota; Senator tos T. Rristow. Kansas: Representa tive F It Hubbard, Iowa. Kepresen 'ntlve Irvine L T.enroot. XA'icmnsin PepriSetil al iv e ,d, I t Win I,. Kelli. Cali f irtiia : (I ifford Plnchot, Penn svlvania : George I,. Record. New der-ey, and the president, vice pre-l dent and the treasurer, members e\ ofhi io. 1 Tbr* tteclarat t-nn 'it' ued bv nine It S 1 a!, ■ s senator'. Hie It, publ • a n 'tills. Ho- boas iml ,,H .• u 11 d e r tiler TO BE LOOKED INTO A THOKOFGH 1NVEHTIGATIOX TO HE MADE AT ONCE. Throe Memlx-rs of House ami Three .of Senate to ln(|iiire Into Dispen- m sary Matter*. a The apeclal message of Governor niense-to the general assembly was HWened to attentively on Tuesday. It ;was receiv<*il as Information, and on motion of Mr. Price of Chester, brother of J. Steel Price, one of the members of the winding-up Commis sion , wa« spread on the journal. That night in the house Mr. Kib- ler of Newberry offered a concurrent resolution that a joint committee of the two bodies tie appointed to In quire into the matters mentioned in the message of the governor’s office. W. P Stevenson, attorney for the commission, declared that the com mission seeks nothing more pleas ing thou to gj v>: iv t,Iu:.,.pA Opkv.aj/...th£'. State all the Information asked for Attorney General Lyon stated that wmTIiT not talk of the infill of In a formal statement from commission SEVERE BATTLE More Thu Oie Hondred Soldi* rs Killed in Tbr* Day* Fifkt. WERE CAUGHT IN TRAP Ami the Mexican Troop Were Liter ally Mowed Down by the Insur gent*, Who Had Posted Them selves In live Cliffs and Crevices of the Mouutailfs. Advices from Mexico say that more than 100 soldiers were killed In a three days' battle between the Mex if an federal troops and insurgents in the mountains between Ojiiuiga.aua Cuchollio P.yrrado. Two hundred soldiers under Col. Dorantes with two machine guns went to the res- cJJf.:, auti. JJii.'.sfj., also engag*»<L Tire ' government troops were e a light in * trapand were literally Burduco Liver Powder. ;; < t , > < > < > * > A scientifically prepared remedy lot Billiousne{|s, Con stipation, Dyspepsia, Nervous and Sick, Headache, Coated Tongue, Bad Taste, and Stomach Diseases. Mild and Gentle. No Griping no Nausea. Makes a Sweet Breath and Pretty Complexion. Sold by all medicine dealers at 25c. he would not talk of the mfitter in mowed down by the storm of bul advance of a formal statement from lets which swept their ranks from the members of the commission, but th/o,* directions. T-he Insurgents oc- Hiat he wishes for every act of his f/upied the cliffs and mountains and s attorney general to he know n to/Hie soldiers were In the road with the people of the Slate. only one way of escaping and that "A concurrent resolution to pro- guarded. Of the 2<)n men who went vide for a committee of the house ' into the pass only 40 escaped, as far and senate to investigate tho matters referred to In Hie governor’s mes- BURWELL & DUNN CO. ! ' ~~ MANUFACTURERS, Charlotte, N. C. o < ► <► (> o ♦ V It was a peeuliar roim iden, • thti \1 rs Hetirlcl should dream of He approach of the burglar and sv.it up several hours later and fin I one standing in Hie centre of Hie room ’We Ilk* > , I S ,‘S to ••■!■ >i ve 1 pi' in, • i', ■ , ih ,• ion pi ogres, ular of princ1|ileT nu Id b in rn it e gos.-rnors of 1:: uiein' , rs ,,f is es f,d I"s\ s ■ iein d, as nii' is I lie N iH, >11,11 ildican !e i gue ■ f Hi, b ague is tin amu I i r e, a <■ rn in,uii b g| lal inn i sage In r, tation to the winding up jthe affairs ,sf the State dispensary .am) for oilier ,mr;*os#*s, t “Ite It r, solved by tfie tiouse of ' representatives, the senate concurr- \ ing. That the speaker of Hie house of representatis es app<dnt three mem- • tiers of Hie house and the president of the senate appoint three meinle rs of Hie senate to inquire into a'! of , the matters and things referred to in the go.ernor’s message of the L’tth hist . relating to the investiga tion of the dispensary by the legis lative committees appointed in the .\e'.rs I'.ih',, 1 n'ir, and IbuT, and as t tn the nets amt dntngs o? the tsTAT,■ dispens.ry ronini is-ien and also wh* the attormy general lias not made . i , ria ; n pro-erut mils 1 "S, tioti 2 That the 'id Coni- ’uiHee shall h r.e : ow r to sninmon vitnes- s ami to req"ir, the prodii*'- tion of liooi.s. paces and dir an.ents I "Kectien 2 'I'llat til,* I OJII III it t ee herein pr-nide! f t Me permitt',! to ; sir during tfie «e«sb>ns of Hie house aSTknown. They joined the column under foT. Dorantes. ' <>• Ttie reolutlorhsts’ loss was slight,* only five men b, ing killed, according j ■o the insurgent reports. Th» fiat-' fe was the most severe fought dur ing tho pres nt trouble and later re- norts indie He that the federal sol diers are retiring slowly to their for tified camp at Ojinaga, pressed on every side by Hie rebels. The fight ing started on 'he 1 r.th when a small ■hand of Insurgents was routed at Goyama \ column of 2"H soldiers pursued the fleeing insurgents and walked in'o the trap set for them. The road winds through a narrow i anon forming a “cnl do sac" into Which the go\ rnment troops march- CLASSIFIED COLUMN For Stab*—I’uru Ktng Hotton Seed at $1 .(in per bushel. Adrlress, J. J. Littlejohn, Jonesville, S. (’. a - n i KILi.RD DY A M \ I*M A \ . Htory Writer Sh»>t l*y M*n W ho ( om- init* Suicide. David Graham Phillips, editor j pnblb ist and n ivelist, was s'imi si, tihies Monday as he appro o 'i sI t'e i’rlnreton club In Nh'w X' irk h\ fit/ hugh (’,»> le G-oldsbui ougti, a II n \ ard man, w lio imm, di Peh a l ''e : (onunltted snh ide I’h; 1 lip> di, I a' Hie hospital where he w.as canted Tues iay afternoon. "Tiler,* you go." sniff*;- d the a- i s.'lKRln. as lie opened lire, and ' lo I' I go,” tie echoed, as lie sent a ’• i i!• I Into ills own brain. II, us,*,! a ten : s'iot .22 calibre automatic pi-to| and all six stmts aimed at Phill ps tooK .efTect. One of tiieni pertora’ed ! :.* a b lotuen mot her pi r< ed t he i igbi lung and ame out at the bark, a Hiird shall,"ed tile left wri-t and a fourth dr lied tile right thikh. Harrison \V. I’liillips. Da\ld Gra in \meri, a i and > progi'e-s: \ <• Hie a tile SI— i*.| sioli. i- erniiient w i rt,'d an 1 !■ r i I a t i, in si C , m' led in' H,,- sjie, it, I Mder, '' s w h u b i util T'd ca ucases. (!»*! it,' e,>m enti.iu- and p > rt \ , ,ra i. "/ations anu. through control of Ho tea, t,in,*rv of gmernmeni. di, late i"*" .n.at ten.' and plat''orni'. ,*|, <•» i I in i a i't ra l i, ,ns. legislators, fpres. nt i- t 'e In ,•ongres«. and Fnited States '•■'I t, ,rs a nd , on t nd ea hi net otfie. Ts. t i, d■ t exist :ng condition leg sl.i- t ion In t lie pu die Inter,•.-'« has been b'"b | and d feited This Is mi 1 > d * the bine s« rnggl 1 i w s mi t • a rii 111 \ ,ff. • , .., • r, d of i 11 ’ a i * rate- , i • f H . ' a r ff ■ ro 1 u. .t ,nd e wi ll Mu ' • I on s. i , n Pth ’ ' , 'Ul 'll er, I 11 beii.'i . •• a11 Hie b 1 I,. , ,,. He . r a I i ■n.ate and s), i]| r . jou rn in, ni of t 1 e -Tt hofor, •res, nt s> - H, • ’ r.M e t,U ' 't of ,1 • I, h mi' ions ! eri in a : les . d islria! an ; • w I I, | le I ri i rie 11 , • ■ eil. '! P I I ’ ' HI 1 1 A - Hit' 'ire i tie 1 • r\ I' • s. Ill He ill- • •OU'H Ifl'T III- I 'IIOII. tc • o modern in la nidi t Inn « iu : i rt ia! k ’ I g a lid r. • u 11 r r : r. vou u c ■r liroitier. I).I I lie,'ll tfers and s.u d b,her •■ t eleplloll III-,I III •g to H, ell I of a n • H I! t iiddshorou _h David witli calls to 11 e Prim eton , In!, for .a month or six weeks hut that his '•rother hat never been able to learn what Hie man s grievance was. He thou ht perhaps they had met at a Socialistic ^attierlng and that He'd borough hid insisted Phillips ought to "do something for the cause ’’ ood .Ins' in ,>r<>:>ort n as • onnt.ir gov ' ri! "'eu I ll • - ill - —C4~ | T1 ''| | I , R super > ■ ded Hie delegate convention SVs t, u i and 111 .■• p i • o p 1. ■ ! i i v, • a ' - u i n e 1 control of im* niaidiiner.v of govern r "ii' has gov, rntnent In-ome re p >n- ' i v, • to Hie popular will md progres- ■ M LFOPAKD ( VI SFS TFItKOK. Tb, -t.i'le l.ltl HI i'r ' i ■.or t ii at p, ipu I i - ; t un lament al t,, all ueen Serlll', •gre.'Siv ,* | ! d b a n •v, rn other MMItl If (H If XI.I" (.1 N \|;|». Report of llie < rii'lls Ifuleau on (be ( oil,m t rnp. Ho' ton of the ro v Hi f 1 a 1 • < n n» ,| prior to Junu.itt ' Hp a, • ord:ub to Hie rep.o • of t > . , , - t ;. ure iu :ssued it to, R M "id i v tt:<tiiing w a 11 ‘ 1 1 1 b i les. e,.*i par,- ! w Hi a. 7 s ' , , j in 1 a - a m d I 2 •: a •: in tans The p.-r ,,• 111 of 11 1" j aea , r gi• ,;■ d ; ri,>r to Ian nary !a wa,- a 7 2 while Hi it o' ♦ h ,* ’ a " s rfe, w a s a C s Round a ib- i • ■ 1 id.-d • ’ Is .ear a : • 1 I " A 1 ’■ , op ; - i ;•■ ,| w , I h ! t 7 ' 1II I a,o, an 1 2’! 2 "• t " iu 1 s Py the ntim'-t of ’.a)*• • *g !U!|;**"! VV " fe \ 1 ,b 11: a 1 ’ - i t ' rk His ps 7 t a . 2 t 7 1" <, r t d i ; , ' • "t- • i . i . 7 , ••.'. I o'r - i' i ' ! _ , 1 • \t. p- : | ' ' s North ( ' 1 r,,!;: i 7 ! V ’ ' ' ti. t;iiv ■.,!,i a " I V south tharo'-jll I 1 . ’ 7 ' ' a T,* n • ss' e 2 a 7 , a 'a '! • x is . , 2,a 1 2.2 t I XT! other S' i'es* 7 i p2 ‘ * The di-'n'.,u': ti of S. a Ig d ■ ot ton was Hlorid i 2"' ~ ' 2 ‘ ieOI'g ' 1 ( ' Ip, Soul Ii (' iroRnu . . 12’.!:,': <*«] When all vv ere In th. * pas.*, the i n - 'll r^'ellT ' S \v e[ i ' down the moun- taiiisi !<■ :n the road tieiiind them 1 P i H:.■ fin I: a 'm :man. It i is believed f h. It a nut J.' ,1 insunretits , Were ell- j;i :.-d -T): , \ lay ii. hind rock* all 1 Houi'.-d a -' •* !* 1 V fire into i he govern PI. ll t ire,;, s .A • deta-hrn •th of in- ^W\ f'C'l'S vv 1 ^ S' e. HI after the fight \\ . ' ' 'i ", 2 , a ; I't ; 1 !V' • I Mauser rilhs. TS* R'll'l e lasted all ,Riy .lanu.ary i 7 t)n .la ': u i rv is. Col 1 >or i n to- • i * i ■ aii'-.-d from (Mina, a wiih rein- t’ i ( f ■ • i:'* )\r < i r<'l. d a hont. avoid - • p. t h. .R-, •Hy p a.", au 1 > nter,"l Ho • a ns from Hie west He diS- i 11 •, .. r, l Ho- insu re,hi tfi an ! a ,oti'in • o 1' fie lit for two d a v s followed 1 » - r inf. s h .is r< -fired Into Hie foot V ; ] 's a ti d !* \ A il ; tin ir relnf orcein,-nt* No. I Mainmotb X elloxx Soja Deans $2.27) per Dushfd f. o b here. K. C. H.'tTter, Fairfield, N ('. Ilubber Stamps—Your name cents, with your full address 1 • cents, p. () Hox 122, Pack Pay, Poston, Mass. liiilinn Ifimner Duck liggs for hatiii- ing. $2 ii" ]ier dozen I icsrr:pt iv e h.lflet f reel, G, H Vovvell. Klb'U- ton, Fla Send names and nddres-o of Ii.-.ids of f in. li, s ! w .It SMI f re" one 1' , ii H f ii I T* a S -ion Ma v • err v New h. rrv . I n d ten \ ■ u i, l v Ra-t night another column of 1 "" Idiers left Ornaga for the relief Dorante- Several wounbal insur ■nt • i n d a n u in h' r or wounded SO rs ha\ *• I,, , n t a k ■ n to San Ju.m T’<* insurgents tiad cared for the wound, d ','Idlers tr.-ating them vvtHi '.he same c his id era t i, m stiown th.ir own no n. Th< re are about Nmi sol d its and armed citizens of the gov • rumen' forces near n.iin tga and the insurgent*' b ive about t tie *aiu,' uurn • r 'n the 1 ist r:,-f Insurgents who were In the fight 'a ' Tiiesd.tv dei'lared H at 17." so! '•is Were k: Med A f, diTa! arinv r with l fie r,dn fore,queii i s r> • ■-' '• H' I Mol f. ]>T I Is Were killed a ve t" , n re ei ■. ed T* s i!' b s In the fig tit i ii. I "rt ' ruib^xl <»y»t'*r Shell* for Poultry - On* hundred pound* elity fen'« five hundred pound*. I” 50. Pre* Uuer, Lachlcotte A. Co, Waver'* Mill*. 8 C. Rice Flour. 100 ton* fresh. RW Flour. Hay, Grain. Dran, Chop* C 8 Meal and etc , Albert HI* choff and Co, SI Ellz*1**th itreet Charleaton, 8 C. Women, eel I guar a mov'd hoae. 7v (K*r rent, profit Make $20 ially Full or part time Beginner* t* vertlgatfc Strong Hosiery. Pc 4029. West Ph'ladelphla. Pa. X gent s \Y b > flea Hi :t •a les and g d,i • Rt ■ >' and N *veRv field Cabbage Plant* tc .hos* whe have not used them befor* I will *)ve with •»rh first order far t thousand plant* at a $1.25, t dpi- lar'a worth of vegetable and iew*/ »eed tbsolulely free. W. R Hart Plant Grower. Bnterprla# P O. ■ n Wanted —P'very man, woman and child In South Carolina to kaaw that the "Alco" brand ef ffa*h I',or» and Blinds are ths be*' and are made only by the August* Lumber Company, who manufae- ture everything In Lumtw*r ao4 VlllwO'k SUd wheae wetctiword W "t^nlity ' Writ,- Augusta Lum- ter t’oir.pany. Aur'i*ta. Hwc.gta for pricer on any order large et • —at' \X nnl,-< r, - ■ i un, ■ • , ,, n t .' .II v i! i I re! roll: art . M'H, Ii s' lln. HI' rget ir men . .' old till- I fe ,, rep- iusur- . m > e\ V, T V |-HI. HI r. II,oil,'. at t rn t! v e unneces- II ido !iv w r i' t 'p M : t -' r. M i 1 d H'v writ ,n ha 1 ia. ’,Hi' Hi m anv otli'T AM fortns o' pol- Tfi. joint life poll- Cali at 1 t 2:> M i.n ■ .1 W Rad I. Stale ’ m !.:',* Iiis iram « S t' m /• . . M ini ii, Tin* T I tie t h- M rs Fla Lit I it- 1,11 A • • dav. i he . e.ir M I: Tab W • e k IT • e iv d" r' - i i i ,, I! 1 a v i ixi dm: in i im Ttie Hlgt; Point l>»*tectlve A|*»'n, y • Columtda doe» a general dt'eotD biialne#* Whl'e and colored d* te*'tlve* at your conveniosc- WrPe u* W S Taylor, Masxge Columtda. 8. C. Lady, Her Three (hiMren Maid Xll Perl'ti,,1. ami egg. xf.'airpetbanjfert, for things which her citizenship neyer received the benefit therefoh Under her Democratic gov ernment, she bought whiskey at a price and sold It, made a profit on It and now repudiates the debt made bv her aon*. while men and Democrats. ^ If ahe can repudiate this Indebted ness with Impunity and without a scar upon her honor, why could she not repudiate the debt of thieves anu scoundrels who were not her own tyeople? I repeal, gentlemen, laying aside political feelings aygniliusxzfiflfffllffi; political feeling, laying aside person al feelings and animosity, and as truer*dtiwMis ss you are, who love T<mr State, love her past traditions •#1 : »fh proud of her future pros pect^, should thoroughly Investigate this attire matter, clear up suspi cion against those who are Innocent «M those who are guilty, tbef he members pt past boards or present. Very respect fuHjr, — i.li. Blessf, Governor. D«*V<>iir«*r of Six Natives Tries to (.el l'T<mu Cage. Forty wild animals from Fast \f rira arrive,! rmsday at N>*w York on the steamer Minnetonka of the At lantic Transport Company. One o' the captives, a leopard, is known to have killed md dev on re 1 six n..tivt-. Mi'ev'oi's to uls ra|)tnre On the 11111 across, when two dav but from -Southampton, the animal n, trly escaped from Its cage. Tae leopard made its attympt at deal ol niglit, and tiu* uproar of the other animals when It bout aside a bar and tried to squeeze out of the rag' afTfuPed fhw keepersjrwtitr forrert ttrr beast back With )Mkes and Torches The animais ;ye a part of the roiislgiYTuonl of six hundred wild ani mals obta'tied for Rlngllng's cir' i!.- and shipped by Jordan & Co., of Nairobi, East Africa. Tbey were brought over by Dr. Ernest W. Toni min. M. R. C. S„ R. C. P., of the Fnlversity of H.ondoin. Dr. Toitlmln prefers the excitement of rapturing wild animals to the practice of cine. " 1 Ii fert Mon of all "TV d ! to ii a ! io" a Mmitv fop hu:, for I . . t \ »|< ,*>| ] • To Ibis end it ad V ocates •b , i t ii of I'niti'd 8t I'e- s,*n- d ! re ■' v ole of t , ■ people ! pri::i a i ies for i In, iiomi na il •• |ee 1 |\ e oflieials. d : i eel .bet ion of delegates ii ventroiis with upper V O'er to eX’T' SS h|A sideiit and vice presi- HODX DIDDI.I D XND !U RM D. \t Toroiro. Ontario, five m re ! urn• 1 to death early • uni n gin i ti re w h I. h iP he r* -i.|' l!ee uf per v H. a n zer and tre.'surer of the •n - inks Company. S'nrv >f I,y ii, Irhig of N egr,> lx 11 le, i Brakeman. XX le i h> pn "•ei t Mill'' HO. i I! I 1J g r< f ' end e :•' and "At tiorough, tires act. "The league progressives in to 8t it,* ,*'H|SI it II - f'T Hie initiati.e, ... Ml general corrupt prac- W'hat app> us to deiini’e ii • i f ion t Im t W : 1 li a in toll iison, ■ro, eharged with tiie nnu-.l ! ’•rakem ui 11 u in pi: l ev s, w ii, \ v era H i , w ,s 1 \ mdied ea ri;. dav niornii'g. his ti'ulv ri Idled hull' ts and later burned, w as tain* d in a special dispatch that town I o the ('h run a le ton:. cooperate with several States will render tie organiza modl- AXTLL VISIT OLD HOME. win t iu and wherever accept .-rffij. as is! •.tie,• in prompt iif* t ion of S' ate leagues. "M hell,' er requested bv anv pro : r r, v,• ' 'ate le.e'Ue or by progres- siv * I, tiders in State h gislatures. Hit* Nitional Progressive Befiublican lea giP • will ail in the proparrH ion of iii'i'rouriaie Pills and resolutions and will furnish speakers and literature in support of legislation on the prop ositi ms enumerated in the five num bered paragraphs set forth in Hie foregoing declaration of principles.' The names signed t.o the declara^, tion include the leading progressive Republican* and many private poi sons promin m in the party. Jgffjposac wtfetfor Al Artur A* Fire. I wHto* responding to a lee O flea stein, aged driver In the local from hi* Great Tunnel Ituilder Is *a Native «|f Marietta, Ga. An Atlanta dispatch says that when President Taft, Mayor Gaynor, and other notables come to Georgia March 10th .to attend the Southern Commercial congress, William G McAdOo, th'e famous “man who built the tunnel, ' will visit the scenes of bin boyhood for the first time since he left his little family cottage at Marietta, in Cobb county, to attend college. Already the prograsslve Took Her <>\in Life. At I latt ieslnii g, Miss, Miss Mann Mir son, a pretty 1 S-v ear-old girl, despunden' because of ill health and the thought of being sepa r&t'il from i her sweetheart, telephoned the latter, I George Bony, Saturday night, and immediately drank an ounce of car bolic acid. She died Sunday at noon. frump Was Klilt'd. An unknown negro tramp was fa tally Injured, three trainmen wen* i n ’ o r a tie >t of a i .' 11 n w ; t 'n eon f rum rlit. According to the statement re ceived hero, after- shooting Hum-' plirevs when he left the train to go to his home, Johnson mud-e an of fort to escape. So hotly was ho pur- 'iii d Muff he v a ve himself up to th" authorities and was plac.-l in jail. Hardly had an hour passed. when a mob, numbering about fifty men, ap peared at Hie jail, overpowered the guard and forcible took the negro 'ev.era 1 tulles out of town, stringing him up to a tree. The body was then riddled with biiHeJs. A fire of brush was then kindled, nnd when tiie flames had p-ai bed suf Indent intensity, it is said the ne gro's bpdy was hurled into them and almost totally consumed. The mur der for which Johnson was Ivnehc ! 'was a most cold blooded one, and was committed Sunday night. Dumb Explosion in Chicago. At Chicago a bomb explosion Mon day wrecked a drug store owned bv Artzio Stinano and Gulseppi Nami- ' ana at tOni Larrihe street. J' 10 druggists '.ad previously received letters demanding money. No one i was injured. I persons Sund i> st roye ! Brooks. (’anad- and the Mo si ('a': a 1; a n Matnif u’turlng Com - anv. Tile hi"t««* was at 4'! 7, Indian r.ia 1, In the vvestem end of ttu* city, i fas'i ion 1 tile l es id lice rt bin . The ib-ill are: Mrs. C'',>i'kis. h r 'hree eh i I 1 ia n . I’, rev. ,1 r . 7 years "!d (!, 'or:' e. t Veils, an I Weiidel, :: ear-, nd i mai I h* rant whose name i- not !, no *. n. Tho onlv other oecupant of tin- hail,ling, l lie see,md maid, saved her life by jumping, hut was seriouslv ourried and will probably die. She was unable to ive the police any ac- i ount of the I ragedy. <.irl or XX oman • o pay in op-, e 'in, live add re e , ' V circular*. Mi' • nlshed free London. Hi.:,,no ill V , nr, C I ■ell ' a V e I o p ef. i! ,| . It, I I ! • lal, si a nips, fur \ Mailing Agetu Dobb#’ Alngle Comb Rhot* 1* m Reds and "Cry*'*!" Whit* Orplr» tone win snd ley when oik*-* fell, etock and eggs for 8tl* **»' for mating; lilt G A Dobbs; Bo* B 24 . Gainesville, Ga. Fnrm, l-’ruit and Truck Lands In 11IIIstiorougb County, Florida Write me your desires Can fill any rcqulremeni. J. E. Snyder, I.im,ma. (n'ar Tampa) Florida Correspondence solicited. No retneily will ,1< .ulen tho pain or take tin- sor,-iie.s.s trom Cutsand Bruises quicker than Noah's Liniment. It is ant is, (dir and tho best pain renn-dy. One trial will eonvinee von. Noah's Limtio nt requires but little penetrates; rubbing. Here’s the Proof Mr. K<l\vjinl K\an, who has been pi o vim! at th** <)i 1 ! d , r 111 n in rt Iron and Null Works In R I < h rr»r" 1, a , f < > r about fl f t >■ year*. tnak^H the following state ment: “While working at rn v tra<le (Iron wor^ i ] ^.*t hruN.M! :l n«1 rut fre- <ju<*nt 1 y, am! ] rrol that N"ah s Lini ment takrff mil the out and heiilm the wound Irnrimdiai **1 v. Have also u«e<J your rem'<1 > for rh^umatium with tho first rosultH, anl ro<omniend It to anyone sufTrrln* with aches and pains." in; \VA\ri;i> to (;o. Woalthy (tonr^frt IMiYiHrr Takes Life At Last. Colds, I Colic Neuralgia, Tooth ache and all j Nerve, Bone and Muscle Aches and Pains. The gen- North Slate Life Insurance (To., of ulne has Noah's Kingston, N. C, operates only ir ; package. th* two Carolina* and ba» mnr* , Bold by dealers In Carolina live* Insured tbar> ea- | pt^'b^malf*ree" other Carolina cofpany. Ajin 1* * Noah -Remedy Co.. Noah’s I.tnlment Is the best remedy for Rheumatism, KelutUa, ham,* Back' Htlff Joints and Musrl, " —■ * 0 • J'ore Throat. Strains, Sprains, ('uts, Bruises. Cramps, •■■ ID' wanted wher® the cqmpaay now reiireeented ‘s not Richmond. Va. 11ALKED AT iKXi BEDFELLOW. After being defeated in his effort I Farm Lands with a razor, ! fin, a wealthy | county, cut to commit suicide lames Maddox, aged planter, of Butts his throat with a’’pocket knife, and; then finding death coming too sjow- |v, lie rammed a pair of long scis sors down ills throat. Death resulted in a few minutes. Maddox’s attempA lo use the razor was frustrated by his three sisters, who overpowered lim after a hard struggle. Just as the women tiirne i to leave him, how ever, he drew a long-bladed knife from ills pocket and eut his throat from ear to ear. As his sisters again rushed to his side. Maddox snatched up a pair of scissors anti shoved them into his month, split ting the windpipe. Maddox had been ll for a long time. nifieent (arm have for sab* mag- lands In Shi Mi and the best ent- Sout li wesR (if irgia. ton j rowing pjirt of the State. These lands are perfectly level and can he brought up to any ■state of cultivation. Smith I). Pickett. Empire Life Building, At lanta. Ga. Husband's Woe Ends and He Wife Are Reconciled. nnd Young Boy Dead Drunk.-*- - | When Mrs. Bud MeBee, of Spar- The Democrats in Congress ought ' tanburg, opened her front door, she _ ^ to let the dead i>ast bury Its dead, t was greeted hy the form of her 1 l- little Marietta chamber of commerce slightly h/irtf apd six freight cars and press on to victory. Their votes vear-old 'my, Sam, lying on the porch were heaped along the track us the ; In (tie last Congress should not count drunk is the pitiful tale told the po- We believe all lice court. The chap was dead 'o and RepyefienU- *orld and rpd not know of the duty when the agonle# th4t be was sufieriug at tho lo order to Introduce my high gr*d« ! time. , - • I SocoeMlon Flat Dutch and Wah» r~ ha* prepared an elaborate reception , for l>he .famous man wbd was Jhotn L re8U, t of a roilislon between an ex-‘against any member. In that town 45 ytars'ago. * McAdV> tr * Np r) W. and local ^Demoeratic Senators 'iVto Are ia rfie of tho mootfaureus ciril %n|l-|irel|l4 No" 6|. |t KUllit^ 15 miles H'cs will do their BMra-te th* wohtf. * lent* Wanted—Make big money *e. leg photo pillow top*. 25c: hr* glide*, 25c; portraits, 35c; ollettei 30c. We produce works of ar guaranteed, lowest prices, large* •tudio, prompt Service, credit gif en; simpler; portrait and fram* catalogue free. Ritter’s Art St* dio. 1213 Madison. Chicago. Ill Good Life Agents wanted In everj town to *eU a merltorlou* line of medicines extensively advertiser' and used by every family and Ir the stable. An excentlonal oppor tunlty for the right parties tr make good rapney. Write at on^» for proposition to L. B. Martin Box 110. Richmond Va. no$th of Cohit time comes. Because, lie said, that his wife insisted thai lie sleep with the fox- terrier, John Dunnonwelter, a baker, of No. Ill Seventeenth street, Brooklyn, left home, Magistrate' Dooley was inform' d in the Domes- tie Relat ions Com ‘ Mrs. Dainenweiter said that after stie was deserted she had to support herself Dauneiiwciter admitted that he had left home. Why did he do it? Because it was not becoming to his dignity to sleep with a dog. “Where is the dog’" asked Dooley. “Lost," raid husband and wife in a duet. "Then I don't see why you should quarrel," exclaim. Mstrate. er Little Sufferer Passe*. Tho one year old infant of Prof. A. H. McCracken, of Spartanburg turned a kettle of foiling water over on itself ^-vawal days ago and died Sunday as a re-wlt of burns. The entire body of the child wag covered with blisters and death put an end to the unbearable Bunr-* ~ A