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LAD KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE.
Distressing Accident in Greenville. C
Victim Preacher's Son.
Greenville, Dec. 14.?Irving, the
10-year-old son of the Rev. John W. I
Weinber, a struggling country min- t
ister and student of Furman Univer- i
sity, was run down by an automobile e
on Augusta street this afternoon and \
killed. t
The combined efforts of the city a
police and the county authorities to i
ascertain the slayers of the child s
have come to naught, as the driver t
of the car, when he saw that he had r
run over the child, applied more pow- T
er to his machine and sped away, t
Two men and three women occupied
the car. "I wonder if we have kill- c
ed him," exclaimed one of the wo- I
men passengers as the machine pass- r
ed over the boy, but they did not stop g
to satisfy her curiosity. She and the v
driver of the car were seen to look v
back at the bleeding form lying on 1
the street, but that was all the no- f
tice taken of the incident by them. a
A merchant ran into the street \
and picked the little fellow up and v
called for physicians. The lad was a
placed in a machine and rushed to the
hospital, but died on the way. His J
father had gone into the country, j
where he was to fill an engagement
of r\no r?f hie r>hnrr?h#?s to-morrow.
When the lifeless body of the child
was carried to the home, where the a
mother and three younger children ^
were alone, it was the first news they c
had had of the tragic event. The t
mother swooned at sight of her dead r
boy and at dark was in a critical conditon
from the shock. The child's g
skull was frightfully broken and torn n
by the blow from the automobile. g
SENTENCED TO CHAIN GANG.
Athens Bankers, Pleading Guilty, ^
Expected to Pay Fine. _
Athens, Ga., Dec. 13.?J. A. Griffin.
president, and R. H. McCrary,
cashier, of the Athens Banking and
Trust Company., pleaded guilty to-day s
in the Superior Court to charges of (
violating the State banking laws, a
They were sentenced to serve five r
years each on the chain gang. It s
was expected a fine would follow a t
plea of guilty, and the court's sen- v
tence came as a severe shock to the f
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The men were charged in ten in- t
dictments with systematically wreck- t
ing the bank of which they were of- a
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SKULL CRUSHED WITH AXE.
Ireenville County Difficulty Likely to
End in Tragedy.
Greenville, Dec. 14.?Luther Melee,
a well-to-do farmer of the coun- J
y, and Doc Knight, a well-known |
)lanter of the same neighborhood,
ngaged in a difficulty this afternoon,
nth the result that Knight was dealt
wo blows in the head with an axe
nd mortally wounded. The attendng
physician stated that the man's
kull was badly crushed and the
train lacerated, necessitating the renoval
of a large section of bone,
^he wounded man can last but a few
tours longer states the physician.
From what can be learned of the
[ifficulty, it seems that McBee and
knight went to a neighbor's house
tearby. There they evidently en;aged
in a fight, for when Knight .
,-as found he was lying on the ground
rith the bloody axe lying beside him.
"here was but one witness to the af- .
air, a negro woman. The county
uthorities state that the two men ,
vere drinking. Some five or six <
ear ago McBee was tried for killing
negro, but was acquitted.
OHXSOX'S LAWYERS QUIT HIM.
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pion's Matrimonial Alliance.
Chicago, Dec. 11.?Jack Johnson's
.ttorneys, W. B. Anderson and E. H.
bright, appeared in the United (
itates District court to-day to ask .
hat their names be stricken from the ,
ecords as counsel for the fighter.
The lawyers, who are both ne;roes,
said that Johnson's recent ;
carriage to Lucille Cameron, a white ,
rirl, was disapproved by them to .
uch an extent that they did not care
o be longer associated with him.
Vright and Anderson represented ,
ohnson in the "white slave" cases .
et to be heard. '
City Marshal Kills Farmer.
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Tampa, Fla., Dec. 14.?City Mar- j
hal Jack Guthrie shot and killed i
'harles Keene, a well known farmer, 1
t Hawthorne, near here, this afterloon.
Guthrie was attempting to
erve a warrant on Keene, charging !
he latter with carrying concealed <
weapons. Keene resisted and drew
lis revolver, emptying its contents ;
nto Guthrie's body. Before he fell :
he marshal drew his own weapon and i
:illed Keene. Guthrie is shot in both
irms and in the abdomen. He will <
ecover.
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POSSEMAX SHOT BY MISTAKE.
Slayer of Brad Courtney not Cap- ft
tured at Midnight.
Aiken, Dec. 12.?Harris Miles,
alias "Simp," the negro who killed
Brad Courtney, had not been captured
at midnight. The posse was still
searching for him.
lrvin T. Jones, director of the
Bank of Wagner, one of the possemen,
was shot and dangerously
wounded by Chief of Police Howard
about 9 o'clock. Jones will probably
recover.
In a clump of woods just outside
of Aiken, Howard was hiding, on the
watch for Miles. Seeing a man approaching
in a crouching position,
Howard drew his pistol and ordered
the man to stop. Jones, also mistak
ing Howard for the negro fugitive, J
and believing the supposed negro was
about to shoot him, threw up his
rifle and fired. The shot went wild
and Howard fired on Jones, the bullet
passing through a bank book in
Jones's pocket and deflecting into his
stomach.
Howard assisted in an operation on
Jones, in which the bullet was removed.
WOMEN EVADE JURY DUTY.
"Out of Town" Gag Successfully
Worked on Kansas Deputy.
Independence, Kan., Dec. 13.?An
gvident reluctance among society women
to respond to calls for jury service
brought an announcement to-day
by Justice Clark that he "intended
to have a woman jury in every case
in his court, where the testimony is
Dot likely to be of an embarrassing
nature." He said women had more
time for jury duty than men.
Deputy Sheriff Edward Wadman
reported he had found it practically
impossible to serve subpoenas on six
prominent women summoned as jurors
in the case of "Jim" Blue, to be j
tried to-morrow charged with "shoot- j
ing up" an interurban street car. On i
the many cases he said he was met at!
the door by a butler or maid with the j
information that the mistress was
"out of town." while at the same time
he could see the '"absentee 111 an up- j
stairs window laughing at him. .
On his way to his office this morn- I
ing Justice Clark saw one of the wo- j
men on the street. An hour later he I
received a telephone message that she !
was "out of town" and could not W
serve. He replied that "she had bet- \
ter be in town to-morrow."
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next year, and are therefore going to close ?
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The Big Sale
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If you care for your money don't
spend it until you have inspected
our large stock of merchandise.
We have bargains to offer and
will give you the best goods for
the least money. .*. .*. .*. .*.
Clothing, Shoes and Hats
We are going to make a special run on- ml
Clothing, Shoes and Hats, and will sell I
them as near cost mice as possible from nil
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until the 24th, so as to clean our j
stock before January 1913. I
Don't miss the chance of your life, $1 saved is $1 made j I
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