The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, December 14, 1906, Image 6
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Hado by tho Pom h
Jonioroueo ?t It? Ro
Ono yoa^t Annual Boesion.
^^S?^t^lOwlug aro tho appoint
onto mi-.d.vby tho SouthCarolina
; Conforcnco ? Hu reoent annual ses
sion in Ooluidb'ia:
AWIH?UEON DISTKIGT.
J. S. B?Ksl?y, Presiding Elder.
St. J<din's.- R. ft Tr???da?o.
Wo?.tlOorf~-w M Wickln?.
OuviU'V - a. E, I'll wards,
An?rcyllk- Hurvlled by II. W.
Shortly*
/ Dona.'d?--J. TO. Beard.
i.owndesvlUo- o. M. Abncv.
' t Mo?ormJo!.'--J. M. Fiidy. "
W>. Carnal-J. W. Balley.
C. Peizer-R. N. Berber.
P?ndicton-~S. W. Henry.
C Starr- E. JP". Son?las.
J?BencQ?.-'J. L. MoC'ala.
DT?wnvllle -Supplied by J. M.
Bri~rd-=
Walhall*-J. C. Yon RUO.
Westminster-G. T. Harmon, Jr.
Wllltamnton Ot.--R. ?. Boni ware,
Wlliimstbh ?od Bdlton-R L Hol
royd: G. T. Harmon Sunernuraerary.
' OIIAULKSXON DISTRICT.
R. Herbert Jones, Prsa'dh.g Bider.
Allendalo Station-T. 0. O'Dell.
Appleton-J. T. Peeler.
Beaufort and Port Iliyr?l---A. B.
Watson.
Betlml Ot.-J. R OopolftUd.
Black Swamp-J. B> Caxpbollo.
Charlen'
. Bethel-i. G. Beckwith."
Trinity-W. I B rbert.
Spring fat. - G. P, W* sun.
Oumb riane T. C cb.
?Mt. Pheasant- L. I> 0 l?csp?o.
Ehrhardt-T. L. Btlvin.
Hamptou-G. K. .st li r.
Henderijonviik -H. B. Hardy.
Ridgeland---Je' m Mantling.
Round O --S. P. V tughan,
Smoak?- J. R .S j uruor.
South Ilfcnipton-W. T. Bod?n
baugh.
Watwih?ro-J. L. J) miol
YouDg'a Island-Supplied by W
A. Wind.), rly,
Charleston Port S?ol?ty-P. A
Murray, Ohapl In.
.Student in Vanderbilt Hnlvoralty
-P. O. Garr?s.
??KUSU?llY DISTU?OT,
W. T. Duncan. Pi ?ridding Elder.
Abbeville-J. C. u
Butler-O. L 0 ii
Ookesbury-G. R, laker.
Greenwood, Main! H K dy.
Grsanwt ud and Abbeville Milis-J.
M. Lawtion.
Minardi - I). P. Bi.,d,
Newberry :
Contrai-B. M. G 1er,
O'Ncallo St. arm Mollohon-J? T.
Miller.
Newberry Ct-A. H. Best,
Ninety S.:.- -E, T. llod'i
P&rfcsvhh.U B P
Pboenix-J. fi). Stricklai I.
Prohpo.it,:. ii. W Wbu ker.
prl noe tour J. L. Kiu.
Saluda-R. W, llurapbrlca.
Voxdf.yy--:10. P. Or COU;
W^torko-W. E. iUrro.
vYbitrolro''"?il S?ei?r.
Landor College- J no. O. Willson,
Resident,
Student in Vandt.,bilu University
-J. B. RUgore.
COIADIOIA OTSTKICT.
H. B. jiro.\PreBlding Elder,
Aiken-W. J Snyder,
B*tesbuVg-A. J. Oauthon,
Columbi. :
Washington Sb,-P, li? Kllgo,
Main Si.-A. N. Bru
Green St.-B. II. Turnitso?d.
Grarlv- -T. T. rlai o.
Brook)? .d-; v diod by J, O. Hol
ley.
K-'K ??Od- -0 .' Prelo.
E.: - i Arid.
Fair ?cid-J. I. :
Gilbert-J. K.i.
Gtaritteville- J
Xiexington A, S. ?i
BeKlugton Fork--K,
North Augu I . .1
Johnstor J.
Lcf.S'?ll?- M. M, ;
Rldgewaj 0,1
.?Wagoner--Supi ? o
WarronvllU
Roof.
Wateroe- ?i
rlok.
Oolumv,p; "0
??.^PreKi?eni ; S i l z
Epworth Ort <i
ton, Supi rim
Paine Cv. .,,
ldenb.
Assistant
L. C, li: al .
COilfM? r)0:]
-P. P. K
w. P. .. K lor.
Bcnneti v.\ l OJoki
Behn (j tl i v . : A. ', ; dd?-p,
Brig: t' ?? i i .'
Oait?rSvib?.- . . s, . , .i. to, Tay
lor.
Qbcraw- h. C
Ohoraw OP..- i. . . . bj if, S,
Hook.
Ohe& terttoltV -
Clyde- J. \
Barlingtt th
"Trinity- P. r. ?
Epworth ..o i Lu mb r lp lied by
H. 0, J> 'I
I)an>.' . t?s'J r.
Florence- . ' 1
Har?i.vi,. ii ,i ?
Jc?OtS?U- 1:- /
Lama
Liberty; iii
Maribor >< L ; . . ; . -..
McCcll nV; ... : . li ;
lethero .
South Vi .ri c . ; o..:'.- by W. ?.
Gloat..ii.
Timor:- vil/i; - M t??ji,
dtiii LC NV 11, ?.i-; i : I ? ? i i.Kl .
K. Pi Taylor, lng Oidor.
Clinton -W. H.
$2Wl?yj ii .
Founf-l I ? idell,
Cray Court J. K. .on.
i (J teen vi
BuDO'jtnb i SI ,V? M, bili can.
St. Paul'e-W. R. Vtugghan,
Hampton A\o,~ >\ K. Dr I ggOrs,
Wont Green viii : add fylonaj^hao-N.
O. Ballee ger; une t ) b si . tilled,
Simpson aod Poe - J. N. Isom,
'Greonvlllo Cv. J, if. A?.t&way?
Greor'p 0. Ii, iiurt.s.
Laurens!
First Cburoh' J, D, (kout.
Laurens Ct,-^-Supplied by A. A.
Merritt.
North Plokeufi - SoppU?d by Stttnue)
Mc.Csrty.
IMokftna-? D. D. J01108,
Fiedmont--S. T1. Blackman,
Soutn Gil i r J. (i HUffglU,
Travclcr'H Boat il. F. Bry.y t.
. Wost Wasley.J, R. WAiJcori
-.ii
E O? Watipn, Presiding Kider.
B)?!?hi>iirS~ .w, S. Al i-.'u.
Brlttnn'a.Ne?k- - Joppita by 3. A.
Pl^WprvIlle-W. M. Lar?eu.
BuokrtvJUo-G. P. Penny.
Centenary--W. A. Bttta.
Conway-Q, C. L .nerd.
OJUWAY Ob.-J. O Davis.
(Jilo-F. H. Shuler.
Dllllon-W. O. Kirkland*, J. A.
Caoapboll, Supernumerary.
DUllon Mills-dupi)ii3d by J. M.
GK; que.
Gallivants-Supplied by V/. C. Kel
ly.
LaUr, J. W. Speake.
batta Ct.-W. B, lUkor.
L.ttlo Rook-hi K. Moore.
Loi li.-AT. \V. Godoold.
Marlon-M. L. Carl?s'.o,
Marlon Ct.--Supplied by J. H.
Brown.
Mu'llns-W. L Wait
Mullins Ct.- Dove Tiller.
North M alibis-S F. lUwhton.
W oca?/aw-Allan Mru insano.
Studentin Vanderbilt Uaivtra'ty
J. ii Graves.
(J :nf"ro?ino Secretary of B?ucatlou
~W. C. Kirkland
UKANG KlUJ KU DISIUICT.
Jan. W, itilgo, Presiding loder.
Baxbjr^ Station and Mill,- -Peter
Stokr? ; ono to bo supplied hy .1. C.
Thomas.
Branchville- io il B&okm&n.
Barnwell -lt. A. Youguo.
Cameron- A. C. Walker.
D .-?un: ark -J. B. Traywlek.
EHisto-L. 10. Wiggins.
Billow--J. W. Neoly.
F rfc M itt?- -K 11 ?cl g os.
L?ug'ey-G M ^erlr-r.
Norw.;y .1. A. Graham.
Or&ngsb?rg :
Sn. Paul'*, L. P. M Oce.
Orangeburg Milla- Supplied by N.
F. .1 lokson.
Orang bli '? Qt 0. W. Davie.
Orange- V. P, Dukes.
Ri. I ? !>v 1 t T- \V ( O .< !'.
.Sj lir?g?olri -.1. 1/ Tylor; M. M.
Ifor^-na; ? Snponujniorary.
St.. tt*ttbow.. j H. Tuaokor.
S'Vanso-A L. IC. G ault.
KOCK HILL bisTiticr.
ll. K SvaokhoUan, Presiding lOldor.
BlaOkatO?k-II. M Sin^Ititon.
Cheater-M. L. Hanks,
Chester ct. A. IO. noller.
Eist Chester-Supplied by S. .M
,Ion;:s,
Ii?mt Lanoaoter-E M. McKlssiok.
Lfort Mid.W. M. OwiUgB.
II- lc r. G.o.-.--J. C. C??Utfl.
L ? .:, : .ir r -IV 10 TumipSeOd,
L .i ussier Cc.-W. C. Winn.
Lancaster aud C ate) Mills-Sup
plied b, ? 1'. Cv tor.
. North Rook Hill- W- A. B*ok
ham.
Rlbhburg-W. A. Fairey.
U ok Hill:
St. John't-W. li. Duncan,
Laurel St.- -W; B. Gib,un.
MauOho?tor. -Supplied by E.
M yan,
Hock lilli Ot,- W. H. Ariall.
Van WyOkrrU, K, Sharp.
Wlnnabori Henry Stoko-i.
YorkvlHo-ll, .1. Oauthehj S, A.
WV h e.r. SupfruuhaorKry.
V,;rk i Supplied by 10 K ll >.r
din.
SPA UTAN nullo nistiticr,
Marl i b.*r? ti P--i ling IO li:
Beliiio? t- VV IV, vi. lib ms.
Bia?1: . ur ? . 0. D*>i;Io'?:
ii- ii [Uv .). W. Mlkhia,
C.i? in tu .1. U Hai
ley.
Cm.iv^v:", |0 7, .1 ?c.li
Ow; lt M ll li .:t?,vyll.
IO ibj'O -J. C. Cr.;.- ...-.
GivtY J. ;. :
Iii fiiv i i>i,-- >. i>. !!f i)"r,
L i, ?,? . i. !.. wilson.
K I .1 G. Farr.
bj ll, A. Brook,
-W. MasHftboi.u: W.
?j :?'Urfie.Hry.
td ii le?dale D. W. Kel
?Mid Saxon J. T. For-;
sion .1. W. Shol?.
). M MOLeotl
SV P. ,1 il.Hl.U6.
/,.<>>. L, A. G.,lid, Fi
J. IO ' I -.'<? ld lng Kklor.
luHVllli ?upi llb 1 '?y J. M.
< PIT?. Supplied by V/. M. Pat
M ih?ffoy,
i luthean
). (Jarro
;. C?? :. ;r.
G. it Smith,
o. Harbert.
K rah ? i A O J?lf that.
G . S O. G??in,ey.
l). ?.rUtni Phillipa.
/ \J, 1, ll dont augli.
.
p . Ii? J. H, M latid,
i o virent) \> A, Lnwla.
i tlc dam . G. S Ft}|d?f?
; ..LC...-Iii. S. Job< ...
St., Jubo i'.,iu ?> ibibntt Li L.
In <\i)\ ?
Su oi'?
?t'iist ?burob .t i w. Pant6l.
. Magnolia St-S. I) G.iUey,
Tiannferrod to tho Western North
Ja'oiina Confei!:?)< ? .1. A. Pooler.
l-.|!l'I?KA.Nr.\TKI),
Q M tl ?yd, .J A Campbell, W A
JlaiUe, N. I). ClarkHOii, A M Ohroitz
i?r'g, lt K Dagnalli D D l)>ocy.lor, U
.J Dum a a M I> ikea, G W Gatltn,
^ w J a ok son, w vV Jonoi, N K Mel
on, 10 M Merritt, .) .? Novillo, 1 .1
?ewh.irry, TP Phillipp J A Porter
V C Power, GAO II PoOBC?, .J M Beg
rs, J L Hilly, A J Stafford, T 10
Vannami\kcr, J A Wood, J J Work
ian.
/
rho Occaa Swallow*] Up i)roKk\VA>
or (At Fort Macon.
A. spoolal dispatch from Moorohe?
Itty, N. C., says Friday aftornor
^Uti four o'elook Captain POUR tl, i
th Fort Maonn Ufo saving statu
tnukmonts, breakwater ?nd largo pier
1.0 .i.l.*.
Tho breakwater just in front t
ho main building has completely d
ppoarod and tlioro ls nov? over 60
8t ot water, where Only prior to l
was three feet abovo the high water
mark. Tho large wharf In front o'
ue oultOku* bhUk.vU uu a Um v.AU
ould not lot it settlo and Cap
Alu Pough says this morning chore t.
vor 50 foot of water whore general!)
th .i*h n* '">t to ton feot ou
an average \*W\\ tido.
Ci*,?.... a I'outfU uglier! his DQCU Out
nd they move ovorytoing tho)
i mid out of the station, for fear the;
ifould all he swallowed up. tte aayi
he malu building lu all Intact no
uh In a dangerous position. Mc los
all his wood for the winter that wa?
plier! along tho breakwater. He nays
tiier? w*? no sntck or anything to at
tract, his attention exoe.pt the gradual
s?tthng of tho earth. J Ie Kay? thora arr
largo crack? running on tho hill? now
Thfl disturbance lastod fully forty
minutes, tho foundation around tin
east end of tho bunding has Bettlec
about live ieot. Tho citizens hen
think lt was oausi il by the gradual
heavy current settling against that
p.?int of tho beano and had out a soo
tcrraulan channel under tiie break
water and beach.
B1CA01J ?. K A lil A I.I. Y St N Kt NO i
At live o'okek this evening thc
beach ts within two foot of tho lift
station, The beach Is now gradually
sinking. Tho doors in tho. malu
building oanuot be olosed. The beach
h:.s given a? about ian feot during
the day. Tho Btatlou and ail build
ings are ex pf ot od to go At any time.
HIS ?JAJ.ti WAS PiTAPOL.
Uataloptio WM to Tramp Foll Into Hin
C?ui|i I-'lro.
Ti'o Columbia lltoord saya In agony
frooi horrible woonda and suhieot
without warning to cataleptic Hts,
George I'M warda, a white tramp, who
nays he is a native of Spartanburg,
wa? taken from Southern railway ti? lu
No. 30 on Its arrival boru es* ly Friday
morning and pl aced lu ono of thc
sm< kl- g rooms at che depot for modi
ott treatment; I>r Fi auk T. Ko i ;:!,1),
libo Iroal surg '.on o? tille rj.tlva.', Und?
. - r.pou Investigation that tho man's
injuries had been rcooiy d before he
beonmo a p&ssengor, deollbed to as
Burro oharge of tho eve. Ha reported
to City Physician O F. WTillann "n
tho latter, bad tho u>. fortunato man
brou/f.' to lila < 'nco in the podee pat
rol ??gun. Ills wounds w io dressed
Hand ho was neut to lils old homo lo
11 rta ...uig on the ii o'olook train
10 I wards was bia Iiis way from Char
leston noith. Hi 1 >ft ; so K ii <.?.) sta
tion i.or.r Hlaokyillo and in oui) o? li e
aou'.o oitah'p lo tili to wii'oh ho h
sui j ?ct f< h lu'tb his camp tine ind re
col ved '.orrlblo burns ot\ ti < right hand
and atm, hip and right ? d '. PiiS30t$
oy found him and took him tn Black- j
viii?, where - kh<?ly phyiivi&u ap
plied llret aid bandages and Mippliod
ulm with a ticket to Spartan
burg, liv the ttmo ho roached C -
burble, howover. the patti of hin
warnes an-l fever resulting from
them ?nado him unable lu prosed
furl ber.
Ile % as able to walk, however, and
af Ur his wouuds bad boen dressed
wandered dowu Cerval" 8>root. Op
posite thc podbe station feeling that
?ho oonld not go much further, he
cruised ovor tu tho MULO house
grounds and feol swooning on the
grisu, Passersby found ulm thc?'
and af tor restoratives had been ap
piled ho rall lol surtlolontly to go or) tu
Sp rlanburg, where Vic Hain there
wore re atlves wh? would care for httu
BIG H ?:N It ?0 WW .
Town FlootiOd MM lt nuit ol' liOlt?
Continued Katlin.
rain ov.-r sou the if h Aviv, ma tho min
ll|ig town of ('litton, with 3 OOO peo
ple, wa*: .*. .-opt by ? terrille ll .od and
?hundreds of luhaiilt^nts h?veil?Od to
the mountains for Safety, owing tc?
che.?bind wires details are hard lo Ob
ti lu, but tho ??iidwiri dean' T lursda
reaoho i ls. Most of the population
Li.e Mexicans a .ul Italians whose
houses are Inuodatod,
The ca.fc?istroo began willi tho
tneakh'i of a big reservoir Iii the
mountains, precipitating a vi,s's' fiood
Bli th? {Prisse creek g. utter of Clifton,
Thc prl??lpal ?troc? w?9 ruined, lt
wr.s ..long this ai root thai tho tatala
tie.? oocured, as ti e fl?o.I>tiguUod thc
pei plo without warning. i'>\v
A :* ericaiiM are k lo vn to ita ve peria! .
jd, one be'n/c-o, ht m tho vy rei ka g<
Kuti djo.Tded. N'-rth and s-oaih
.M'um are . vrejtt hv the ?iirirciti'j ? '
1.1 San Frahfej loo river.
A MOv/ nv:' ol hhildlr.g and a score
)f houseli ?f?te washed av. ay. Tn?.
! i,:O.M brlclgb ls tottering. All hi
orm?ti?n ' . sent on. from > ilelcjh ne
ul m sur rounded hy w:?,u-.r. Th?,
fi, ... Kmolbitig plant of tho Ari/jua
;);.:,.'.' works at Oiifrob. ia said to
ni '? !>' t,!i li^dlV dat?j?f.ged. Tbe Ail
?Sj ,, s'i ic i ii. ii way omupv
i?* will be it heavy loser, as Us yi.rds
uid shops arc Inundated.
c.!,' on la ?o c raham countyi south
at tern Ariz ilia, iv ls located al
il,o end of a brauoh of the Ai /. iii
iud New Nexloo ralhoad an>i i... a
iclsgr?pii and ok prcas odio?. l.>
tu li upon tue bank ot ti?t> Uto Uah
?'riuuiso?, ft branch of th? .Sait riv
:r.
Shh i !. uno itehiint,
W, A t; dna, aprcmlnont atti>rbey
?hil hotel jov?h. r living an McCoys,
1'r.nn , wan 'il i Iii iiho bft0k Thursday
dgbt. ns ho ntirlbg thc gate ?if
11 i o i ubwn parties iii
it'd l^r'.ii ry ng. T'.yio U no clue
o tv Identity! of the a'.?n?.ndn. A?,
aainiu?tton (if au rr ?u lading promis .
made by < dlu?i'S and brac^ \ wore
om cl 111 iv il ?war garden opposite the
a'wC or toe Quinn re.ild ii cu.
MI,.io a si?t??i OAT.
Ay IfVxst Llverp?pl, ? 'lo, th? pollo?
ro looking foi a stranger who Stole a
treet oar lato T lurodav nigliti r.m lt
mr miles and o?llocto ' faro from all
aiiHon^ors, and ihfln d coe m pod, Con
uotor Ivdl/. wss at a pump getting a
rink, when tho thief stepped aboard
nd gav? tho starling signal) The
j)low managed the business so wo'l
nat thc motorman, curtained In on
QCOlintof the rain, suspected nolle
I RAISING HIS ...iVJSCi.
HiuiHtur Tiiiuiffu He col ved Hundreds
ol Lott orH About Itv
Senator Tillman !? tho rrol.ilent o
undre w of letters of oomrnc utlath
.id congratulation On bia re? )nt ul
.ranees on tho raoo question lu ti
Vindy Oltv. Too Washington cor'es
ondontof the Spartanburg J. urna
\y? with his regular ruo ot mn U thOM
; tiers heap in dally, andonee from
il putta ot t'*^ 'I 't '1 - ' ?'orce
aro fron New Y-.rk city, Ohle ?gu and
no. . .~. JN ... th tv. d
irYoiti. O io of these opi?tica from ;
?9 ? f wv,i,i.,lf - n (. ( r v
talnfi the expression. "Although there
ixi't niuo i .?tu olmo, 1 will folio vs
j MI and your principles lo heh."
Ono el the letters, opined hy bli
iOrctary Saturday morning ;\nd pi
used with Interest by tho senator. I
rom "Au Old Confederate Soldier.1
vs lotter? from the old vetori us an
luoh In orrior nowadays with th<
. . ?j . hho I"*-to,- .?.<! ?.>."> ""ri 1; y Vr''
roproa-antatlYo from Mr Tillman and ls
given to his friouuu wno reid tnt
Journal!
ll m ?.'iij. U. Tillman, Washington,
I). C.
Dear Slr: -1 v/lsh to forwtrd m\
congratulations to yo'i upon the Hut
speech you made while lu (J dcago
A d show my approbation br molos
lng to you a bank noto from South
(Jarollna, dated November nkveuth,
IO ghteon Hundred and Thirty*Three.
I have 1101 d this note for soma time
and pria dil highly, but after reading
your Uhloago speech, 1 decided that 1
oould not put lt to a better uto th au
to present ll to one of South Carolina's
most Worthy sons. The greatest ma<
j ?Hy of the people of Baltimore with
whom I have como in contact, h?vo
spoken delightedly of your ch termina
tion ami nerve In bringing up the
"race I aime," after being warned that
lt might bring forth dire results,
kin h> Accept my congratulations abd
note, from au old Confederate Sol
dior, Sincerely,
Capt. John A. Burgess.
No. ;"iOu i??8t 221 st., Baltimore,
M 1, Deco tuber 1, food.
Aoootnpaiilng the kiter waa an old
faded, tattered paper bill, uevetiiy
tbr?o years oh!, an i tho legend, bold
ly pr Into i on Its face, and so:. 1 l?
with novoral engravings, one of thcin
a picture or General Bumpier, states
U ucl or dato of Nov. ll, 18U3, that
' Tl c Commercial Hank of Columbia,
S C., vdilpayto.l. Bryna, or Bef.r
cr, Ki ve 1? illar i. THO bill ls unsigned
hy tho president and cashier of thu
bank.
St bator Tillman VT' V. M this lotter
?nd bil) of ante-bellum days very
big! i j . li. BvuV.e 1 li'it I e would have
his licorcti ry plaoo the bill in a soi ap
book for proseivabioii. Although the
hill "represents nothing on God's
groen earth, .vor aught lu the waters
elo v," o o i m cs from ?? old soldier
whe is In sympathy with Mr. Till
ili ; 111 hit? viiew's on thc race pr.ob lou,
and lt ls du'y ?pp) ?!'atc?.j
ThV, iL. >: - H.. C LIN a.
A i
s mill Ct:, 'un Pululo Sorvloo t'OK
i> n.Mi,)ii A v k it ti>v (lhartor.
The South Carolina Public Sci-ice
C i puratlon of New York and his
- -?. e has ?j)yen notice of UJI f
tion for a charter for thr. proii. Li
ci' c trie and ?. cr m railway linc ou. ot
Orehgeburg to Charleston and also to
Columbia and Augusta. Tho cor pct.
ntl on .. B org an J/ad some time a'? \t\
No v v irk with a .'apb vi of ?io i ou,.
000 add with Chas. R Van. Bbtenaiid
otnera of that eily baoV of lt. L*it??T
a rne? ting was held in Springliel/, in
Or ?gobing <: un ty and i., was dapid
ed vo /. ! t;' rl?i the laws of this
S ra t?. lu*} nooks of Subscript I- will
t?o opei ed in o ran geling on Ja! li?t y
y, i?'07i and tho formal application
says:
'll the ?aid charter1 bc grant' I tho
sall corporation will bo authored
1 anti i nip iwered tb conder? a lands sud
other prbpiM > for Its' proposed rail
road or raliway tracks and si .thus
and land) a or us proposed i earn
? ip t butilo h? or system, un i E r all
i -r corp jato purposes of th. tani
ed coralton, as fully tot fouil. iud
stated hi tho said oih?e of thc -ecre
Lury of state;, to willoh declaration r. 1
ercuca ii hereto sp??lally rhadt r.s a
pa?t of thl liotlb , abd propi?08 to
(j .edfclili! ?ai i. - ;to i other pr<.n?.ri,y for
i)l . f ils ci ii . .-. . p?trpos/?Si I' leces
:. .r,-. iii the foll v/hig couhtlesi . o wit:
(.'ii..i v.;-, .o, Itiirkoioy, 1) -iciest .ir. Or
arn burg j lUohlund, I. 1 lug ton. Salu
tia, rtciiwbb?i Abbev?H?? Anddr?ohi
Gt<\ .viii , Spartauburgj Cl?, ."okee,
V bj C ?usier, K'atrtiokl, I'nio;.. New
lei ry, Laiuenf, Aiken, Collet')'] and
Uambi rg, 1 1 the Slate of S ut1 Caro*
HUH, n tl M CK.onbu.v, lu thc Slate
f >?prtu Ci rolina; and also In :he fol
iov.lh? L i^.'.'.s and eitlen: ?har'estbb,
(i . ..; '.?ri: i ; nimbia Lioxlhgi .u, Sa
Inda, Oreouyybofi, Abbevlllo, Auder
0:, Grce ivi io, (iiiff.icy, Y . kviilo,
U e-i Rill, Client or, Uni n, IJ^ tireus,
Ncwlietfy, /VI ken and Barn bei g> ano
o' I ? r blt I t, and towns th tho cuntlos
klK.'VC oientloiied; and to ow cou
Bf.tf >"'. 'M '.'> "-''?i operate a ra'1 way or
mfp ?'..> ?"'!.? fu; l ?cal business in
i 1 lov/ns and eitles."
?P?ie iiotiCd is sighed by M sr?. .1
J. ; in iii ., J. C. Lia.Vtiij J. v. Hil!,
HG ?. !.' '. .> y., J I', li-une), (Jha?.
R. \ . . 1/ -, J110. V 'jMinm??,
.ino. C Lott, Jo.*. A. Craig, s ; K ul n,
'X 11. Jennings ami Liwriinoe M.
I'b.cltucy.
Cjlo'ihg i<> uklaiioinii.
1 '1 roi ig n . vu or three state agents
Okiahoiua lixhd ponriplnloa lia"? lately
?bein doing i.'iu.e active canvassing
H) S -ti?i. (!'.?. llo.t. and havo oau-iod
H^ji-t be,'?, ot r? less Carolinians to In
Veit li> Vycstorn rbal osuie. In ont
pir ty, wlii ?li loft Ti".i y for Ok (ano*
n., to inv sbtgato tht lani c.lier weie
tl .1 folio . lil < . Mo si \V P, .ubing
ton aud i). K. RiiUnh of Vi'?odruff;
G; h Clay t a, J Ci \\ inard and U.
HV. O ilcmen, of .'<]. ?rh.M div, W. lt.
Kr iv, ilogj of LUdgOvtlio! 3, l' Cope,
?f cope; U. \ ii (M abd J.. M. Com
in mi r, c ' l<'io"i;);!'>; J, W. lr yin, of
K ig tor ie; \V. li. iio'ig-;s and A. A.
.;?, ..f I i or? gol; Mr Graham
-jmitib of 0 tappets
I ...y ? *l'.'\y .-*lit>(.
At I'nenlx, A\\.t Innis McClain,
live yaar*oid son ot Mrs. Guiisio Me
jlaln, WAS H i it and fatally wounded
oy his play m ?te i Monte M>ore, ?g?l
.ix, son uf I. II. M i, re, at : i o'ol?ok
rnurarHy mbruingi with a ...lor ri
lo. No ou< saw the shootini;, but lt
s supppsod to hu ve boon j^oldeutal.
JMio hall entered the cont u of tho
loy'? forelioad, B hoot in g his brains
nit. An oporat I m was performed
)Ut pbyiiiolans I'rnk lt USClcSl. H dh
amllies aro prominent and 11.0
.ragody ls a great shook.
HCfOiSm is generally ft QOllsh act
vim a Bucocssfui terminallon(
TIED IND GAGGED.
A PAKMKK KNOCK I'M) SHNHUIJKSM
AND TH 13N HOBIIKO.
He Was Driving Homo When ?et Up
on by nu Uukuown Party
or Parties.
Attacked, knockod unconscious,
bound, gagged and robbocl of his cash
by an unknown party Thuroday nlKbv
six milos northeast of Union, 1.. what
Irjsald to happened to Wallace Law
son, according torrie sensational story
told by himself to a pr?ss rc ?J escrita
tlvc shortly aftor bia arrival In Union
about 1 o'clock Friday.
The followlOK IH Ibo story as rela
ted to the Union oorreroonriont of
The State on Krldaj :
"1 oamo to Union yesterday, bring?
lng ny wife and two Children. They
spent tito oltfht with thrlr oouBln,
Mrs. Lula harton. 1 left Union, re
turning home about 8 o'clock. Wallace
Knox, a friend, wan with roo until wc
readied Ms homo, live miles fr?.>m bore,
ai tor I drove on alone, lcttlug my
mule Jog along ?lowly in tho dark.
"After going about ono milo farth
er, tho Hist, thing I know I fo?t a blow
on the buck of my head, which Liv.ok
ed me from tho buggy, Aa 1 struck
t?ho ground 1 felt two other blown on
my forehead, v?hen I boo&mu unoou
BOIOUS, When I recovered conscious
ness, the moen was Bhlulng, and 1
wan lying across thc road with roy
hands tied behind mo with a handker
chief from my own pocket, and 1 was
gagged with another bendkerohlef
a white ootton one, which looks hue lt
has never been used before.
"This happened lu a lonely B tro tc Vi
of woods, a high bank on one side, and
a patch of pines on the other, When
struck 1 wai humming a hymn and
leaning back hi my buggy, with the
top back.
''When I got up I could not n ove
my iirms and did not wot them untied
until I hid walked a milo to tho homo
of Mr. .1 O. Harris, my father-in
law, where 1 live
"lu tho lot at home J found the
mulo and bug io I had bfteu driving
When released 1 put ray hand in my
pockets to seo If I had !oh anything,
and found missing two \> oketbo 'ks,
In my black folding on (which had my
name, weight &nd height ou a card ih
lt abd Ohloago ls . (o': Trust comp
any on the outside) a ?20 bi ?I and K ti?
bill, and in tho ot'i?r, a d? tibio SIM
pocketbook. I had ?2 115 In 11 vor au
s? m \ receipts. O io of thc receipts wa1
from F M. Ad ant : on Opt), 24 for 315
thou a regt si . oo letter receipt fro.:o
K ile foi *i 6p? and also waybill ot
som.) ??ttou seed-ah made ont In my
nan o. My silver watch viM lett, how
ever, and when I go boo house I found
it was l o'CiQOk,
"Vly he&d v<;<s juirtihg inc fcofrihly
then, and after bathing lt, I wcu to
bed. This morning my broth "-?o
F W. Hirrls, came with UK; to tin
spot and wo could lind brily two t racks,
omi leading to the w inda and uo sigh
H?f an y tb. In g e's* ac:;? -vluro &? nu:
ono had been sitting ?on the shh; of tho
road.
"As tb who could ) aro done it, 1
have no Idea, for so (ai af: I Uno* 1
havo no er?emU?, and no ono s vt toi?
iiin mon?./ o? th-.- streets pester*
daj ; though ? bandied tho p ck'itb?ok
wit i ody the small change In iii. This
ls al ?ut all I know that 1 can think
of now."
Mr. 1JVW30? is a yoting farmer,
about 22 years bf ?go, the sin of NV ?.
Giles Ltw ?on, !* i ri ?! r r I d and bas tWc
ltfcrjlrj ch ld ron. Wh< ri sp ?ken to ."? i
v.; -'Uhr. hf; U.i!i :;, h? i?id il,;, lie '-?>
Habt ac?.u ?tomo'.i ?o.'hAhiv -L id wv,
perfectly t?? b:r, a; thai thWre sheels td
on no re&s ri to think that t ie xir.li
was a!, a taney. Ha also shows p'.air.?
lythe mark-tot tito bl ii M On his iliad,
FATA o LY s?or;
All '. I ' M loa.ii IM| linn" L)O0H ??rilblO I
Work .V m 4p?rt tin burg.
Hattie, Li u jOriggip's1! thc eight yo r
old daughter if Mr. A L Coggins,
wno hv-'h ?bout live milos from Spar
tan burg ?? thc WhitbSt?ue road, rvas
ace dentally shot ; fi i ki) j d Fbursday
afternoon ny her twin hr tfcher, Wm.
H. Coggins; Herman Smith, ani?e
year-old negro boy, ../..ri also s i?t In
the taco arid ol i< of the head ai.d ls
In !.. KC i Ipus condition,
Tue scot dent wa? ii terrible ono and
the news was received Ih .sp rtariburg
with much regret, as ah parties o J ri
cor, ed are wod known Here, Thurs
clay afternoon ab ai*' 3:2i) o'clock the
two U jgglns ohildrcri ;:>J.A thc nrgro
boy Was playing with a s m g I ?i-bar rel
ihotgun, whlc:> was rot thought to bo
loaded. The latia Coggins boy wart
playing With tho gun In tho hall with
:>tl'.er children standing around when
tlic gun wa;; in s mo ri. nouer discharge
ed. Too guh waa haded with
jmull sho'i, but it tho oiosd ra igo the
load literally nu? a hole in the little
i*ir '.s breast, going through her heart
Death oamo aio;o.-,v blatantly, The
load of shot thou struok t)ie negro boy
md lie ls in a ve, y seri ms condition
f ho reepvorrf he, vu I probab y loso ari
ly*.
Mr. (J ig g Im, tho fflithci' of tho ht
M Kiri, was lu the li Old when the ac
ddont happ<ih,e1? apt! had tb bo sum
nonodi ii \ stat' i that he v.a* not ac
unturned to leaving thc guli loaded
iud did not knew how th? c?Hridg?
lappened to ho in the gun.
t)i ? /.J' M Ml MIHXHN.
AtJi-Cksm, tibio, FlitiOr Me.N ?l,
i demOritCd cpu) inhier, ar med wi uh
iwo revolver:', Sundaji ehot i tut ison in
nately at passiirig i? lo a crowded
trolley oar, inoi/?ntly Uii?i?.r: Harry
Wolto, jpKibib?y ?iiurtaily vyoundirig
I, l). V?ii A ti a, of Nowarx, 'hilo, and
icverbiy wpunUlng J. IO, Kiunisoiij
iupOriht?nd?h'o bf tho piibllC ?otioola
it /action. M-jNi ai was?ua ly ihrov.n
?hroiigh u c;\r Window. tViil Griing tho
)ii?oolH| ho webt op towri pursued i>>
ihi.'ots hud citizens', who shut him
? irough tho brad, in tri ni!y wouu I ig
thu after a ruiinlj i.' li g t, at Main
m l Itridge in.;.-,'; s tvioN?iii Was twice
\ pat top t a ? i h-? f.th?ij?! lunario Asy
urn, but was net violent ? ? >^ w/.s
i ott known to * iy bf the victims.
tCIophantii ato i.?,, ?vi ucti,
Assistant ?ooretary of ti?o iroasuvy
t lynotds ls . ld of r, ur blig < ld
le p nan ts vliio.t havti boen thc bur
len of his ufo rm doveral mrntbs.
.Mio elcpliarits belong to a showman
thc on importlpg thom to tl tia coun
ty gave tb li vaiuoa.i $2 300. Ap
rainers dfj?iairod the animals wore
forth i l Ooo, and they were
.i/id. TUG animals att HO much
layunlds ' as driven to dlspair trying
\t feed them. Finally ae leased them
D the showman, pt ndl ig tuc deolslon
t tl te ui.se, to luve to* ov/itor food
i.ie elcp'.iRuts. Tho ownor bas now
Stiled with tho govori.mont.
ANoTlll?K W&fcCK.
fhroo Mon Klllutl by Hour End Col
Muli,II un Houtliorn.
Three killed and sevoaal Injured rc
i'd tod from a terrible wrtok willoh t c* t
irred on the m%tn Uno of tho Soutl
rn railway, about 300 yards from th
allon In Danville, Vi , at un carly
?our Saturday morning.
Thc dead ere:
ktagineer G. G. Kinney, of No 34, ,
% fo,sl? panu-uger tram from Jackson
1 lo to M o north.
Flagman O. J. Mull, of through
.rmg io train No 84
Ao uuknowu mau, w) one hedy wau
b ' nod and mangled bejond all rcoog
Ultimi.
j. no wr< ok resulted from a roar ond
; dllslon similar to tl o one In willoh
President Spencer, of tho Southern
railway, lost his life (scarcely mort
than a wt ok ago and not two hours'
rldo 'rom the boone of ti:e prosent dis
astor.
Further connecting lt with the
Thanksgiving tragedy I? tho fact that
tho engineer of tho train, No. 34, who
wai killed Saturday morning, was tlu
name man who pulled the tbrotllo cd
?die train that plunged Into President
spencer's car. Oa that occasion tu
came ou une ora toned; today Ito du :
at his p."it.
Tba wreck occurred ar, .? o'ol ck
The freight train was standing on ti <
main line when the p issongor tr 1
approached from the roar und vi th tu
warring, tlie giant hurlod iuelf on top
of thc fredi ears of the f; vi.?. it, bru .
lng then] with its weight.
Kl re ti licitly broke out and tl or ?
cars burned rapo. 11.
K nney and tue unknown man wete
kllkd Instantly, walle Mod, who ls
tiild by the ra'lroad atitli iritlos to b<
resp maible for toe accident, dino latci
in a. Mos pit.)1.) bete, having sullorcd ?
ito ve re woui d in tho head.
Tie fact that lie didn't protect tho
rear end of tl e freight, ks lie ? um,,
nave, done as a ll ag matt, ls said to b
tho d'rent oaus? cf tho accident,
though two telegraph operators ai
partially blamed tor allowh g bbc twi
trains lu the blcck together.
GILLETTS CON FJSOSEfl
I'hpt Uo Ulli'?I Ornoo lirown, Hin
BWoot liejut.
A:- Uer ki mer, N. Y , on Thursday
Gi mater Gillette, charged with thi
brutal murder of Graoo Br mn, jilli
a.*eat tuart, whom ho betrayed and
afterwards desert edi h*s set at ret
ail theories lb tho mystery by confe: t
sing that ho killed 1 cr.
Tile 0 il 'Cbsibn biru?' to many >.;s a
brilt trohi a oloudl?s! ftlky.j bdt tb si
least six people R 13 n-vld lilia1 t.'
coo fes ?ii ii bad previously beeb a ed .
In a state mant made pub,lo t< day I
G llotf Indi lt renty Ucolta.v:
"I t m guilt) ; 1 kided Gr-tc?. 1
struck ber twio? wi til my tenn rad
quoa and theil du ru pod ber bpdy ov,>r
h ?ard In the iR.ke."
Tl?lusame O?ih??Baloh, ir, ht paid, wi1!
made before tho ybrdin! wait rot ur ne i.
dinette is said to have o?nf is?ocl tb
his eon ...sol and Others,
10 iii said that ih too event Gill bi
'??*d boon glvri: thc m prc;* bi t ii
ouui'tt co ci?vr'o weil, ive bisa mid 1
by hi? 0 Hinsel to secure a u<:-v '.Gai, j
an the -a wyor who so ably dofendec'. J
the youthful pris 'tier knew all thi
time that hid client: was a bili ody and
self-con fes'tod murd';; or.
Lawyer Mi'.is, lu the *>opo of aiding
the boy lu miking a i ' f"g lilli tem ! it;
w nt to Ghetto's coll buring ibrt iri-.i
lind aa ked for a tull r?oit^Ubh w' 1 ?'' !
f.ic;..-? on that faro'ui af ero i m
I i ls said that. Gillette then o nf ess
ed mu sh bo tho surprise and iior bf
tl ? a tito rc -.ly.
I* io ii ic ti 6?i Ttirougli rn in.
A. the at ru train uti the Now York
Central a.:d Hudson Ul v? i railroad,
abbut;midnight Kilda/ hight povi/d
through a gawk bi vrorki/i n on tl .
li&'lom ri vt r bridge pf 'he' Ne-v Y rx
G antral inri Hodson lt v.:,- ra! road,
inst;.ally klilln't; ono 11 tho iritjh ah :
fa.ally Injuring another. Tho vv rk
men were |nfilallh;g a si ii hui syst?ri
?oh tho thli'd rall syst? iii lor Hui Gob
irai 10 eenie tra!i fhe mah killed
was Joni. ICAlh?r, ad ir?s-? u k j vii -'.nd
tho man fatally h ti rt, J oh ti :.. uri gar
ton, o? tn Fm e).ie lin .?lie! ti lid Sc v
Outwent ii strebt, The train t??atftyruok
tho two men d?t! nov atop. A.' .?;; llb
accident became known, all tts I tm
wore held up until the fore m a i bi thi
gait;,: had called the roll o' lila rh; p to
>wicartaln if the others wc ire 4af0.
?llct.'*i i s * ronM i e.
GongresBtnau tVloGall, It^publloan i I
Ma^saobniotts, In an intei vlow r .
t, s:ioi ab tlonseveit bu tho J 'i |
question, Ile says lt would be p
clSnly in point for th<3 U l? it
to proprose putting him eil/ as khi
nead bf tho irmy tb admlulsttir
oilier laws ot tho United States- fch
anti-trust 1?WH for Inti tanca. When
the b&ttlcshlpB have batted duwil t ju
remuants cf Sam t^rauclsbo y u. p
have born putin ihsoworil to gi vt
tiio Japanese rl^ht to eidubatlon lu
tho schools tim oourts will havo bed
H|brii. away with and tho nulli n
baught a new and short ?.r> co enfurco
of la'V3.
Will Not 11 Al ..
Tiio prison oominlafiOiibiii al Allan
ba Thursday morning reoomlrio i .
bo Governor Ter??-:! ? e.?rnu.u.. tlon oj
tho ?ibiitbhti?S <f billion abel Jesse
lix,vii ns from do ? t.: i ?0 lifo i'upr:.o:i
Bi'Cut In the ?tai-', v i;u?.nli*i. . T.:
& vj o boya wero so?tcnb?d to haiig i.
Valdosta Irr id a y inoritlng? I I
luther, J. G. Itawllngs, w&u hitdgud
Tubsday. Tho father w??it bb oi.
loath protesting that li iii s ... br?
nuooeoti but tuo negro, Alf M iora
moro tb thc L>" bli*ti th y aided
11 tho murder hf tlu Gar1 j t bili.i,
ItObbtUt I lu Depot .
At boHots, K in,, a i il?boi bil i y
thursday attapkeci Misa A n\i \i ok?
>rt, night opor?thi tor the Sautu K .
-obbed too depot m< ri cy di w?r i ' a
iii lld fill of small Chango aud r.-o? pd
vt I id i i tcuorb \v*ti kn ck?id ?ii ?,? i
?ltli a wugob wheel Sfokii. ll-r
?HMIaht was a whlt*? rf.'.v I ?5
,'?:;,ru of agu. T io dc^chpiion iii
.tiatof Leonard i). Gonbor, - private
n Company I, ?ngiti^er oro pi, who
soaped fr on tho tedi rill ii lltary pri
tm ai Knit L?avanworth, Kin;
AooUl. niAl AHliliyXiatlt lo.
Accidental a?phvxiatioh ls glvt h ta
Ii6 oa??? of the dtathat Wimbing
ou Friday ot John ?roppor, a re
Ired lawyer, who wes prominent In
he national capital. His wh'o, wiu>
i in Now York, IR tho dftUghtei Ot
ho lato Robert M I. tue. atone Hmo
ilul?ter to Cranoc. Mr. Grouper was
0 years of ano. Ho was a monibov
f tho Soolety of rho Olnclnnattl and
f tho Soolety of tho War of 1812,
BRUTAL MUBMB
DU AN UK Li ML V Xii. A li I) BliAYH
(MHB ANO HKMtV S'OUtJMJ lt
ft nd Mutilatos Their Bodies In a
Most Horrible and Pchooktng
Manner
Pulls, which lu j ist ono rolle below
Vanees, was tho scono of a most brut
il and horrible murder on last Sun
lay. afternoon when a urgro by tb?
name cf ICuiauuel Mallard murderer
lu a ocld blooded manner two other
ni g rots i Oabb P.?roher and Ilenrj
Porcher, two brothers. lt seem
(rom olio testimony that was brought
out before tho ooronors Jury that was
cmpnniolled to hoar the case by Mag
Istrtfo T. M Folder, that Mallarc
and (J&bb Porober, who had married
Mallard's dau^ht^r, ?pent prett>
much all of Sunday together at Ma)
d 11 b< uso on the Bull place. Dur
?OK the di>.y they took several drinks,
ind iowards evr.Jng they were some
what mellow, and lt 1? thought got li
iiuarrol about a women of the neigh
lorhood, (-f whom both wero enan
ired, wbloh resultod In Mallard mut
toril s: 0*Vjb Porcher with an old axe
Che hean of tho dead man was nen)
v severed from hts hedy. Afte
? iv1.' i emurder Mallard dra;;
' rho hoi; to ld:; back yard, wher
ie h ft lt and locked himself In hi
vms a.
?dial! occurred about live o'clook
lum >ty afternoon. When Ilenrj
L'oroher hean! that his brother Oab?
iad uoeu murdered by Mall? rd,he witl
mother negro by the namo of A'lcr
Whito went to Mallard's bouse to se?
v m . waB tho trouble. When the}
, M>li<,T(Prt plano, Henry For
cher went up to the houso and tappet
DU tho door leayli g White tn tin
;i!. M?e gato. Mallard answerer'
Heir/ Poroher's r?\p by icq tiring
from within the houso who wa
re. .Henry Porohor answered that
lt W.?s hi u, and Mallard a?tor sayitiv
thing .bout he wouid let htm h
he oame with no hostile intent
dipped out tho back door and carm
?round to tue porch on which IIenr>
Porcher was standing and shot bin
1 ?at ? i bia tracks without a word of
warning. Mallard med au old arm
lukket, end nearly shot lils second
vlot ').';, head ( IV. After being shot
Pon her, who did not know what hun
fi ll In ids tracks on thc porch.
i bout tills time Millard saw Whin
I ?.anding at ?>o gale mid I m inedia tel)
? ? a to him abd sail he had a goo
?lotion to kill him too, at tho sam
. ot) atrl!:tng at him with the bull
of Ho old musket. Iis mlsscc
White aud tho musket struck tn
mid abd bioko Lim btcok. White.
?161 earring to share v.!r. fute of blt*
eil .?, beat a hasty retreat down
uiia read.
Mali-,? td then wont hick to th?
0 ly <-r Henry Porcher, waioh he had
; ft on the porch, and throw lt ove?
?lie b.xn liter. Ii-3 then dragged J1
around io fie baok of hie house am.
aid lt near tun body of his tlrst vio
bira M illara thon seemed to have ba
.Aged and beat tho heads of
murdered men Into jolly with
Of che old musket. Hov/ ]
engaged in this inhuman |
ob knov/n, but I'nng ?
^uoe laues of illa (
, masses of flash, j
He ... .o*?ip*" cape to tho neigh
boring woods, vP^e're he remained un
il ne waa assured by some while mon
... ? vboy would protect him from the1
:.egroes, w.iom ho seemed to fear
voitld do him bodily barm,
li? ras lit tba li q ?est, on Mond a)
u ly admitted that he had kill
. 0 two men, but made no
tnt as to why he old lt. Thc
.. O ? : 's j ?ry, of willoh Mr. K W.
Bvyingcr, intendant, of Vance, wai.
ipa foreman, heard tho ocie nd
ight In a verdict charging Mallard
.iii the crime, and he was brought
ip to Orangeburg by Messrs; W. (J.
,r ill I] uno Iv W. Avtng?r andoom
nit ted to Jail lo await his trial for
Lite terribie orlmo of dcuble murder.
Vii -, two i eg r?es who wero killed are
laid to ?nive, been bad fellows, and
he little or no loss to the oom
m unity. Mallard ls said to have
ice h a peaceable, harmless kind of a
i'egro, and what caused bim to kill
ils son?in?law Gabbi Poroher, mav
iver be known, but aa stated above
1 , morally surmised that the kio
caused by a row over a wo
eau of the neighborhood. Mallard
. to havo a straight road for tho
lia will bu tried next Jam
h ., ?tid Uio probabilities are that
,10 will be promptly onvlctod and
[Io ls guilty of ono of the
st Climes that has been commit
;ed In ?bis couuty.- Orangeburg
rimes and I)--.mooral).
burned to Death, (
i i i Thur? lay Mrs. Chris Trowel of
HOHVar, Ga., w&s raking and burning
nomo trash and leaves In her ya.d,
-hen h.ir dr;::;:; caught Ore. She was
alone ex ct pt lier four small oh Ld ron,
ind started to run to bor husband,
rh i was In his blacksmith shop,
lome distnnoo from the liouse, but!
ot. heforo she roached him. .Soo was
Bo badly burned that she only lived
.diout four lunns Mr. Trowel bad
liat.d, severely burned trying to save '
r.s wife
IC vc y time wo vvalk up the. street;
1 see Bom o man who arouses our,
iufloslty as tc how lie makes a Uv-'
We Nave h
)ne ?'5 boree power Talbott, second bai
?eon ovorhaulotl. This Kngino is
, ,_<;. ai h v / ?.in f.?r anyone who in in tl
ti ?ulquarters for anything in
o' i al oiitiiib will bo Riven to all in
.ar.1) W -ile udwlion you ave in tho ir
lo ij>* p>ii'ViCOS bofore placing your o
,f <,ri*itif 0 ^?**no1v ^*rt
Early Cabbage Plants Guarai
SAntv JEnr.EY CHARLESTON SUCCESS
WAKEFIELD LAHOE TYPS
ThoKarlloat WAIUIEIELD ThoEarlloi
Cabbago Crows. Soooml Bartlos? UoadVarl
PRICE: In lott ot 1 to 4 m. nt $1.60 per m., D to Om. i
F. O. iv. YOUNG'S I6LANO, ft. C. My Spc
P,.,....^? I gunrantoo Plums to give no roll ft fl
' ..' u prion 01 Any OOfltOmer who In O?ae?
grown in Un? pooh floht, on Som HAM of flout li 0
growin? Hu? hardleai planta titat oan i>o urown 1
foi Ol In Ibo IniiTlor of (IK. Somborn SOU,-* ?Inri
Mu. .1. Thoj will ?t.mil NOToro .-ubi without l.?^li
li ' two to TurOO WOOkfl nooitur tliftn If you K>
frnuioa, _
Mv T.ftr?oiii tiiifltoinor? aro tho Mnrkot Oardi>
tim South. Their pr.'iit tfoponila upon thom havli
Obaao my i>liuiOi for tholr <-ron?.
1 also BMW a full Uno of oilier l'Unis and r ru'
i ito ['laiitl) Apple, Pouch, Pour, Plum, Ohotty 1
#i>ecl?itermi to pelion? who matte up club \X/|\/? C*
. ?iJc?. Wil'o lot lllmutlcd caulogut* u ?* ^
PDBTV Mnrefe* mi&m
itv Kn Aooldontftl Explosion of Jt)yn*v*
in Ito
At Houghton, Mich., Forty minara
ire b eloved to bava beeb blown to
?tores lu thc Q ilnoy mine Thursday
night as the result of the explosion of
\ powder m???zlneboated on the flret
M.vol of the Mesnard or No. 8 shaft.
The men were belog lowered t) work
M a larra on pe Just as the oage was
pacing tho first lovel, loo feet front
Mie lurfaoe, the dyamlte stored In
die magazine exploded, sending forth
fcath and destruction.
Absolutely no traco of the forty
.nen oan bo found aud they were ev
'dently b'o^n to atoms at the first
.tohock. Until an carly hour this
morning, lo was impossible to ascer
tain the ox tent of the damage and
iven then there are a number of men
vho havo not boen accounted for. Fire
iroko out after tho explosion and the
lamt go mao be much worso than at
Unit was bollovod.
Lteioue parties Immediately cou
oaer.ced an uudeoground seareh for
the missing men. The heat and
{astil oauisd by the explosion aaade
t didi ult. lt bas been ascertained
.hat -.lie explosion was caused by a
miner who was oDgagod In cutting a 1
nick of dynamite, dropping some
lam ng grease fron his oandle. ' -
Oono to ?ho Fon.
Hobart Gregorson, formerly ex?
lhai KO tiller of tho Milwaukee
A vcr.us StatM bank at U.iloago, of
vnlcii Paul O Stemland was presl
lent, pleaded guilty to ombezzlom^ent
if tho funds ox tho bank and was -
<l ven an indeterminate sentence in
die penttontl&ry. Gregereoo. is the
third etllelal of the bank tobe sent to
irisen, Unsaid in court that ho had
akca thc money for the purpose of
helping a young woman bullet up a
ijutil iess as a 1 beauty dootnr."
M 'ssourl has returned tn tho solid
South, tho Dsmoot.tts having eleoted
tho Statu ticket ano twelve out of
ilxteeu C .ugr?Hsmen,
N iw Jorsey was carrlod by the Re*
publicans, but tho Legislature ls so
?ons tl tu ted that Senator D.ydon may
pail of re-election,
Ii' the Chicano nleoilun a negro was
leo rd mcnlclp?! j idge aud another a
xnuxy ct m nissioner,
An oillolal of tho Provisional Gov
ernment of Cuba doclared it would
io Impassible for the Americans to
.:t away In nine months,
S' me people are so agreeable that
thev nm d'SH gibeanie.
mi
BANK DEPOSff
fl. R, Fir? Paid. Soto Mei
^ SOO^RJP B^O^T^gP
BEST PIANOS,
SUPERIOR ORGANS,
tor thc Homes or the Churches at low
prices and n.-. O?HV terms,
ACOOl) HOLIDAY PItl?Sl?NT
.an be had, cit her of a piano or an or
?jan on easy terms at a special price
AT MALONE'S
Writo nt onco to
Malones Music House,
Columbia, S. C., for catalogs, pricor.ie terras
Are You Sick?
ni to ou re you \
io\v niuob other J
I HU I) t VOM 1 AV? !
L mm ii nsivw, M. BL;
Graduate tun mouth lei Cd
ligidSM.h.PtfJ,i.lutb.
M?d.Society, li. Herab?
SUloMed.te., Beard
oftltaltb, *t4?
If YouII?voa Uiseasa For Wnlcn Yo?
Ar? Unable tojKlud a'|Cure Write Vs.
We Hay? Been Remarkably SuocosBfnl
In Curing Deon Seated .and Stubborn
Cuses.
If YOU have HUT diiesae ef a earea!* na
urn. no ro*ttor how ?aaay ol o o to rs kare
failed to ?ure you T .,,. ^
or h
I real
tak?n, we want yeu
n rile us a lot ter.
Wo nr? ' i li ?i i M
adth over 20 years
.erionco, having
been located in At
lanta for. Dtnrly ll
yon ra, where we
'slNhliuhad a
reputation for out
ing our pat i e ii t s
which wo believe is
second to neue in
t his count ry.
Our standing kolk
pr-'Um.bioually aud
?luau (lally, is et the
very highest, and
von usn consult us rvitk perfect o*afldea<o
Wo do not resert to claptrap BI otk eds to
j aaouro patients, but conduct our praeshe
In a st eighforward mauser.
Our Speciality
is otirouie diseases of kotk naen aud w< .
men -suck aa Nervotts liability, (serven
exhaustion, nervous prostration, lost vital
tty, oto., Kidney aad Bladder Iliseaai
Si rici ure, Khevimatissa, Varicoeelo, (Jutarr
ft tho different organs, Bpeeifto Bloi"
Poison, Stomach. Bowel, Liver aad Hoa<<
Diseases, Piles, Fistula, KaUrged Pioatoi
diseases peculiar to women, eto., ?to.
We Invite every afflicted person te co
ult us free. Send for examination klai.i
Alter you have rseeived theo?, tegetl
with our azpert opinion of yenr ?ase, a
you are not entirely satisfied, kotk ?ato on
reliability and ability to eare your dtoe/co
you rt ill not even ko ex posted to take tren'
nient. Vr ? Do Not Dnal In Tatet
?ioillotaos. All neotosary needloino
nm prepared in our own private lal-oret >i
to suit tlie conditions of eaok Individ i.. .
case, without, extra charge. Many ort-. . 1.5
icurnhio by our hom* treatment plau. Ki
I port opinion of your ense free. Write'"r
ox?inin?tion kiana. Address us os follows
Dit HATHAWAY A CO., S8--B.Im.ia
flu i I titus, AllantA, Ga.
or Sale
ad engine in stock which feas re . n
in lirst, darfst condition and. wit .>
io mr kat for such a lint? ongin
the way of machiiiory napplie* in
qniries anti onlora entrusted t OQ
Picket ?Or anything, and bo
>rd \r* olnowliore.
itccd t? Satisfy Purchaser j
?ION AUGUSTA SHORT STEMMED ll
TUUCKER FLAT DUTCH >
it ria? A little inter Largost andJ^alost >J
. iv t'.iiiii Saoooaslon oabbago (S
a? ?I.2H per m., 10 m. and over, at $1.00 por m. 3
clal Hxprcsa Roto on Plants la Vory Low. Q
ot> satisfaction, or will refund tito purchase
liHllod nt on.I of ?oiiHOn. Those plants KIO ft
nroTtn?, In A climate that ls Just aultoil to g
ii (ho dulled Hinte.-?. TboBO nlsiitM cnn tte (#>
mr 'ho months of .innuary, Fi-hrufirv, mnl i
ipr injured, ?nd will maturo ft head ot Uah- V
ow your own plant? In not beds and cold V
'nora near thn Interior towne and olttes of m
iK Karly Cnl>baKo;for thatronaon they pur- U
lt Trees, such aa strawberry and ?wcot Po- f
oui Aprleot Tree?, Kl? Hushes and ?rupo ^
CF RAT Y B? c 80 S
, V.?E<l\/-\ 1 I . YOUNO'* 16LAMD. S. C. ?