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1 been at intervals a peat sufferer
from rheumatism. During that
•if, no telling hoar many gal
lons at the venous kinds of lini-
ments and oils 1 have used and
with but Bttle relief. Recently,
1 was confined to mv bed help
less. 1 tried Sloan’s Liniment
and wed h with mch satisfactory residts that I sent for two large bottles,
and I have up to this thne used about half a 50 cent bottle with splendid
success.”—]amis Hvdb, Beebe, White County, Ark.
■ Got in Loot Than Ton Minutes.
* Mr. Jamks E. ALcxaimua, of North Harpswell, Me., wrhes: —“ I am
a horseshoer and subject to many strains in my beck and hips which has
brought on rheumatism in the sciatic nerve. I had it so bad one night
when sitting in my chair, that 1 had to jump on my feet to get relief. I
at once applied your
for pordoo will bo mode, at it
_ ttobo. As we understand,
Joooo hat the eonatitutkmal right
to apply for pardon; he hat the
consQtutkmsl rioht to work for
hia pardon whether in pail or in
the Penitentiary, pending appeal
or while serving his sentence,
and Upon proper showing the
Governor, whosever he may be,
will have the constitutional right
to grant him pardon, all preju
diced newspaper correspondents
to the contrary notwithstanding.
“We have been informed that
some of Jones' friends, without
consultation with us, are now
circulating petitions for his par
don, to be used, no doubt, at the
proper time, and we see nothing
improper in this, for the over
whelming opinion in Orangeburg
and surrounding community is
that Jones should be pardoned.
In imposing sentence Judge
Memminger stated that if Jones
behaved himself at the proper
time, he, no doubt, could recom-
med executive clemency.
“So why cannot we have a
rest as to this matter? We are
not criticising anybody. Jones
is not saying anjtiing. —The
News and Courier.
LINIMENT
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L WOLFE'S STATEMENT
ATTMNfY W. C. WOLFE OF OIANGE*
IUK MAKES STATEMENT AS TO
JONES CASE.
Orangeburg, February 18. —
Ppecial: Owing to the continued
Siacussion of the Jones case in
the newspapers and especially
the letter published Monday in
The New’s and Courier, from its
Columbia Bureau, signed “A.
K." the correspondent of The
News and Courier here in
terviewed this morning (he was
absent from the city yesterday)
Mr. W. C. Wolfe, the leading
attorney for Jones, and after
discussing the matter freely and
candidly, Mr. Wolfe handed the
an iron cell or cage in which the
negro prisoners are confined;
then there ia one cell fixed up
for white prisoners, but the
lunatic, Gunning (who has with
in the past few days been taken
to the Asylum.) occupied this
call, and, of course, Jones could
not be put in a cell with him, and
had to be kept in the corridor of
the jail, which was neither safe
nor comfortable; hence the
sheriff took Jones to the Peniten
tiary. Jones assenting to same,
pending the appeal. The sheriff
carried along a certified copy of
the sentence so that in case of
abandoning the appeal, which
was then and even now, serious
ly considered, there would be’ no
hitch and no further formality
required. Prisoners are often
carried to the Penitentiary for
correspondent the follow, j lHlth before and
statement for The New s and I ,^1 ^ « Kv ^ mU ch talk
Courier.
ATTORNEY WOLFE’S STATEMENT.
- “The continued discussion of
the Jones case in the newspapers
has not been especially agreeable
to Jones nor his counsel, and a
number of erroneous statements
have been made in connection
with the case, both bfefore and
since the trial. In order to set
these questions at rest his coun
sel are induced to make a brief
statement.
“First ot all, Associate Justice
Gary has been severlv criticised
for granting Jones bail before
trial. This was w’holly undeserv
ed, as Solicitor Hildebrand, one
of the best officers in the State,
consented to it and to the amount
of bail. Again at the trial Mr.
Raysor, leading counsel for the
State, in argument, practically
conceded it was manslaughter
under the evidence, and the
verdict was for manslaughter.
Manslaughter before trial is al
ways bailable. Before criticis
ing Justice Gary these facts,
which were of record, could have
been ascertained from the
records.
“As required by law counsel
for Jones gave notice within ten
days after adjournment of Court
of intention to ap|>eal. The ap
peal has never been abandoned.
Counsel for Jones have thirty
tlays in which to prepare the
case for appeal, which will he
done; then the case cannot l»e
heard in the Supreme Court until
during the first week in May
next, and Jones has until that
time to determine whether he
will press or abandon his appeal.
Of course, he may abandon the
appeal at any time before then,
and in all candor his counsel
have been considering the advisa
bility of abandoning the appeal
And allowing him to enter upon ^
his sentence.
JONES WASN’T COMFORTABLE.
"The jail at Orangeburg has
after trial, sc w hy
about this case?
' PETITION FOR PARDON.
“As jo Jones’ intended ap
plication for pardon we will say
that w*e know nothing of this at
this time and have taken no part
in such an effort, but if neces
sary, and at the proper time, we
have no doubt that an application
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MRS. C. W. WARREN.
On Sunday morning, Jan. 15,
at 10:30 o’clock, the gentle spirit
of Mary Warren, Nee Mary
Thompson, wife of C. W. War
ren passed from this world into
the one where there is no pain
nor suffering. She was horn
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sufferings with Christian forti
tude and alw’ays had a sweet
smile and gentle mood for those
around her.
The end was not expected
quite as suddenly as it came, but
all her loved ones were with her,
and received her parting blessing.
Devoted husband and children,
kind friends, and attentive phy
sicians, Drs. Kershaw and Ack
erman, did a(l in their power to
ward off the dreadful angel of
death, but she was sustained by
her Christian faith, and answer
ed the summons with a sweet
smile upon her face.
She waa laid to rest at Doctors
Creek Church yard, and funeral-
ized by Rev. S. W. Ackerman.
She leaves a husband, two
daughters Misses Sallie and Eth-
el, four sons, A. P., Willie, Dan
and James, besides many rela
tives and friends, who will miss
her gentle counsel, and moods of
encouragement.
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And though her body moulders
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