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/ AWFUL TRAGEDY Two Theatrical JVlen Shot by Hot tel Proprietor. ONKOF THKM KILLED And ihe Other Badly Wounded. Two Memb rs of ^'Nothinj? But Money" P/iM?n AHti J ^ ,A ? * vuBifany ixtsciil u VUIIUUtl OI a Gaffney Hotel Man, Who Shot Both. A dh patch to The State from Gaff* ney says the usual quiet of the city was disturbed about 8 45 o'clock Friday morning by the report of a revolver three times In quick succession, followed quickly by the screams of women crying "murder." The police re. p( ndcd to the call from the Piedm i. inn, conducted by Hasty Brothers. As they went, in, a m&n came out calling f-.r a doctor. li vt*st gallop showed that Qeori e Hasty, < no < t the proprietors, had shot ai.o instantly kiihd Mr. Milan Beu nett, nusicsl director of ' Nothing Bui More>" compan), which showed Her- Ihursday night, arid possibly tA.ortii.lh, mounded Mr. Abbott Davison, tin <on eoianand star perfoimrr. It wns Mr Davison who came down the : eps Cilllng for a d< ctor. The fiber iff sr.a police force arrested Hasty and lodged hire In jail The ooioier was tvulikd and empaneled a jury . The jur> v. as taken to the hotel wnere tLe otan body was vie.wtd and they adjourn* d to me< t at the court Ik use al 1.30 where the testimony was Leaih. T. w h llowirg is t.he testimony as Kivui by ihc witnesses: t1ik lady's b.y 1dknck. Vns Vt iiu Si endai Um.lied that aft? r ecmiuj/bhck Inm t! o theatre she and M . Bennett bad a little luncu In her r? < a? after which Mr. Ih.nnett left, locking her windows secun ly be foie ti lung Ik r good night, as be beard how Mh s Bishop bad been am o>eo bv a ? an early in the afternoon. Soon d f r Mr. Bennett left she heard home one at ihe door. She did not say any thing. In a moixn nt he went out on the vi iaudit and attempted to get in her v ii cl w, wh c i opened on the veranda. t ailing there, he came btca to the co i and attempted to b-rak it In pu ting his weight against it. lie 11 en ciin ed up to toe tiansi m and attempudto look in by striking a match. She rtcogtnZ'd George llasty She tl en called Mr. Bennett, aid 11a ly cropped down fiom the transom. She opened the dorr and called Mr. Ii jo e' i gain. Mr. Bennet came but CvUi 11 od no ore. lie then told her to go to b d and he would sit In the room an i wilto music. She Objected to U h, but he would not bear to leaving i a l ere alone. So he sat there u? ? 4 o'olt ck Fridav moinl- g, when be v ( m in his room for a c mf >rter, whic i? /^rspped arc und him, sle p iny on t? e foot of the bed till 7. He hf h r t ien, telling that he wouid call ' r tc? time to catch trie train A i 8 r e calltd ? er aim went to the lo^ !h i, the negro buy t ii.uk 0 r a ti e T e r>? gro came to Mi* ( - r *i d she told him to walla ft* i u is till si e could let h'm In. In a moment or two G<v rge II *sty k- oci. <1 al the ricor ana asked tu r il he e i a\ tiie, when she tola him that she r d i.ot have any, nor did she v aiii r. i . She then shut the door "Woe) Mr. Rennet came buck stie told him or t (Vicccurence as they went to bhakfasu. 1 Soon Hasty came in from the kj ti ? l and wos poined < ut to Mr. Henri t. Tr r ycung lady bigged Mr. liennei not n t her with it, not to have a fus*-. H aid he would spehk to him about i u a moment. He then went u il.:. nd said simething to him in a v. i.e. II riy hi gan at onci tod , a ever Mr Bei m t hfd said W h t ?t turned to n r and asked If si mar. bob g tolo p jsltlve1 ! ' i wus, H i net said, "1 do l oi 'i i.o cau e any trouble, bui ju< w- 1 rti t* Il you that any man vtio I ok over t.he trau.iom of a h.dy s sleeping apar.aeuts noes no: cut ii. wiih.my ideas of a gentle mwi .' Ti . tot' J-i. "> then told Mr. Bennet i tfbtm tlom if be was low enough o do the trek, he wan low ei < og > deny it. Mr. B nettM.er st.'.r ci *alkaway, wh nMr. Hasty askeu iom In the hall. When they wnii on Miss Bishop came In and oi l i Via I mnloo ul'iq WhM ?>' ? V IIJV I 1 VUU>V VV MWt Tf ??>*.< M h Sher.dan r.< Id her of lho occur ?j c , h aid. "That's the man who insuj ?< me Ti imday afternoon." A M DaviMon, who wa9 sitting ai 11.t . ole jumpted up and took hi gi?.b!i s ( fT lnp to Miss Tiishop *'I? <i j- ihe ffliowV'' Mish Bishop told i irn he was, but asked him not I to hav. ai.y row with him She tried to i.cici i nil back, but he would g( ; L^. won out and said *Y u are the int le,l w" and struck him. TIIB SHOOTING. lnmtdiatciy 11 ?uot twic* at M D^ .hou, one bull taking t ff asl in n. -and the other astray. Mr. DaviXu grappled wh o him, tryliiw the v..-apon. II .sty jerked lo m . ti *hot Mr. It nneit through the ht i . Mr. lljuweit tnrow his aroiT ai . s hlb U dy, rau down the huh, ctt U' O a moincul fell dead. 0 <?> M188 UI81IOP 8 ACCOUNT. Mips May Bishop testified that about 4 o'clock on the previous afternoon while sitting in her rooo . vhlch had a window opposite Mr. I) vison's room, Hasty came in tht r< t get some oards he had left. In a moment or two he came back and then came a third time. The third time he came to her window she asked him wuat he wanted. When he asked her if she did not want a drink, she told him she never drank. lie talked with her a moment and then insulted her. She told Mr. Davidson of It. The rest of her testimony was about the same as that of Miss Sheridan. The negro servants were examined tut no new facts were brought out. THE UltOTHKU's 8TOKY. Will Hasty, a brother of the prisoner was sworn and testified that Mr. Bennett told him to have a fire built for Miss Sheridan and that be sent his brother George to build It. lie was In the kitchen when he sent George out, that he stayed there a few minutes and then went into the hall. As he went through the dining room he saw Miss Sheridan, Miss Bishop and Mr. Davidson in the hall and saw Mr. Bennett and George talking. Just then Mr. Davidson brushed by him and went to George a Liu granoea noiu or him with his left hand, at the same time striking him with his right. George Btum bled wheu he was struck and Mr. Benuett caught hold of him. Quick er than he could tell it, G orge shot Mr. Davidson. lie testified that he taw Mr. Davidson with something bright in his hand. He also exhlb ed a pen kulfe he fouud arter the body was taken up six hours after the sh< otintr. Dr. Nesbitt testified as to the cause ot death and the juiy brought In a verdict in accordance with the fact. Tire affair Is greatly regretted bv the people of the town, who have < 11 red every assistance possible. Mr Davilson is a M ison and a Knight of Pythias aud is not among strangers. DAVIDSONS TESTIMONY. Mr. Davidson was able to make the following statement: "State of S? uth Carolina, Cherokee couniy. Statement of George Abbott Daviosor : "Mr. Bernett, Mfss Sheridan, Miss Bishop and myself were in the dining 10 m at the Piedmont inn ar d a man came in about my height (I am about six feet high), smooth face, sleudj.r. Miss Sheridan sa> s that 'there's the man who tried to climb over my tran som.' Said it in a low tone to Mr. Bi-.IinP.tr. Mr Ilnnnoll ... 1.1 - ? -? . A>A(,. A/vuuvuu Tt O 1 ALU U VOI lo him ? ud said, 'You owe thai lady an apo'ogy, ycu lusu'.ted her, you tried to climu In the transom, you rapped on the door, said you were the p rter and asked if she wanted a tire built,' and said 'that was no way for a gentleman to act and you owe her an apoli gy.' This fellow said, 'I am not afraid of any man alive and if she najs I did that, she lies.' Said, 'Come out in the hallway and I will tell you how it happened ' Then lie went out with Mr. Bennett into the hall. After I hey got into the had. Miss Bishop said, 'That is the man who tried to get into my room yesterday afternoon i walktd into the hall as this fellow was saying, 'She is a liar.' I said, 'No, she is not and you tried to ge: iu the other lady's room yesterday af ternoon,' meaning Miss Bishop. He -aid: 'No, I diou'c.' 1 said 'You lie, ycu did.' "He pulled on a revolver and started to shoot and J giant e ids arm and then he broke away '>nd soot some more and I gran td his arm again Tots Wf?stlie tinish. He shot Mr. Beuneit. W'ten be fi'st shot, lie shot me, hitting me on the right side of tbe stomach 1 gra bed his arm, ire brokt away and shot Mr. Bennett Jle (Bennet') fell over on bis face ar d 1 grab bed ids arm pgiln. P < pie 'came in then and I st? ppod i ver Bennett and ran out fora ooet r and came over here (C mmercial ho el ) Signed, G o. Abbott Davison. An autopsy w s performed Friday night uj:< n the br dv o M r Mi an It n nett at-d th? i u 1 t ?ep run ?bo,ve hs enterir gthe heart or i ear It. wks locat ed. Tlod enter. rt be?.wi e i m v ui.n am eighth ribs, pumiratl g the heart causlDg almost instant death. I ha> bt'.en dj.'d s o that wo *?r# is struck Mr. Davis n, Lm wounded m-u. oul> ) .r, bovA v r, ? skihg < lYidt, t he ot* e lodging in the cl ?thii?g, although p?s> ivg thtvugh the ccat aii'l vest. Mr. DavhO ' is resting i a.sy Hmnett iv fed in U wtoii and I)?vls?n in C icago. DJttATll OK Mlt. DAVJ80N. Mr. Geo. Abbott Davisc ri died on S&turcb y evening. All that c ul;J b? dono wis cione lor 1 m but wki out avail. Tt c people of G*fTn< y are o itsp' k en in their otnderonatlon of tiemin w^o did the slicoUi nud it w uld not be S'ifo for him to oe at large. Told S??crot in Sleep. Mrs. Jenrh Vinson, who was prom iment in ci urch work and hoc ety, at San Fiaicihco, California, wlni* talking in her slppp revealed ic her hubband William Vinson the fact that she waa a bigamist. Fie awaken ed her, and she confessed that she he had anotl er husband living. Friday *>>ed for div-'ree. They were married Ave years ago. ( fiangod HI* Mind. The prominence of M s. Corey, who is stekli g a nivorce from tiie head of I the Suel Trust, recalls the curb us "iiuiclde" of her father. Worrying over money matters he hired a man for $5 to shoot him. The man tied him to a tree, but at si^ht of the gun Corey weakened and nave him $10 not to b shot. A few da)S later he killed himself. SOILED LINEN i 1 Of the Democratic Party Washed in Public by Democrats. AMUSE REPUBLICANS Williams. Lamar and Shackelford Do the Scrubbing. The Minority Ltad10 er Ki mined Mr. Lamar That No Insulting Language Would be Tolerated. A dispatch frcm Washington says the washing of Drmc cratic linen foi the amusement of Republicans" as Mr. Williams, the minority leader put It Monday, occupied the attention of the house for more than four hours Weduet-day. The mult acc jmplished ibj n u u 4-1% * 1? ? * * mo a mci y mi i UW 11 ill UK' milll'Tlty leader by Representative Limar of of Florida and another hy Rjpresenta tive Shackelford of Missouri. The complaint of both resulted from the failure of Mr. W Ulaim to reoommeLd their reappointment aH members of the committee on interstate and for eigu commerce. Both rrcdi lony speeches in which Mr. Williams' leadership was assailed from many points. Mr. Williams replied to Mr Lamar at some leDK h and briefly to Mr. Shack elford. His defense was that last session the Democrats on this committee were divlded ard he deemed it necessary for the ko< d of the party ai (1 the country that a united minority report should be made on the tub ject of railroad rate legislation. Speaking of the leadership of Mr Williams, Mr. Lamar satd he would recognize him as the party leader but not personally, "until lie relh via me of an unjust charge on ills pare." He stated that he did not a^ree with Mr Williams that Republicans would erjoy personalties between Democrats. Kmpbas ziritf this he re ferred to the personal debate of last session between Mr Sullivan (Mass ) aud Mr. Hearst (N. Y.) At that time, he charged, the minority leader had made no objection to the proced ure. Mr. Lamar reverted to the great importance of railroad rateleghlaih ? and reviewed the action of the house at the last session which Included voth g down the Davey bill, proposed by the minority. The Davey bill, he said had tirst been adoprrd by a Dim ocratic caucus. The bill then contamed but two sections. The com m it tee added ti v 3 more sections. Even after these sections had been udued, lie still thought and would c jQtinue to think the Hea'St bill su perior. The minority leader, lie said, was forced to amend the Davey bill 011 the floor (f the house or see it out to the country in an imperfect condition. If that cauous was hind ing tnen he challenged the minority leader to deny the fact no one could have amended It He conceded that the a iaority leader should have power to make committee removals as well as appoin. ments, but he must exer c se ti at power In the face of moral obligation and a reasonableness. II r< viewed the fsct that he had vottd for Mr. Williams as leader, "and sua tained him when his party turned nim down on the Miles amendment." Mr. Limar concluded with the statement that he considered his re moval from tne commerce committee ^ n V.m 1 -- - an nou ttUBUlUW iy u 111 6 aiu'I all IIS person uruii bis prtvatecharac er He m cur. d tbe reading cf corie.^p ndenc* on the matter between himself and Mr. WlihamH. Mr. Lamar said it bad gone to the country through tbe pr? si that the minority U adt r wc uld not tolerate followers of Mr. lit arst. Ho admitted ti at 1 e felt friendly towart Mr. Hearst and regards d hi. bin a good one. He Uu n c .arged Mr. Williams with contributing more in ne mu ufo io Democratic li.barmy iian i.e (Mr. Lam* ) bad in a year. He aduiined mat 011 Monday lie in tbe heat of anger and glad t, at be bad 1 e n sioppco. Howt vt-r, bis p> tm rial friendship for Mr. Wil barns bar ceas d. Mr. Williams w s at once ri cognized to r ply. ' 1 am," be said, ..about to perform a v? ry unuieasaub d i v and one tbe wisdom of wiiicb i fiave seri ons doubts. Tbe Kuriilrmeii takes oinis" f ioo seriously. He tbinks lie. Cvhti make a national issue out of a committee assignment but be csn't do it.. Ho minks he was removed but be whr not. Th< re was no committee." \1r U'llllom.. .w ?# . - 41* t . rv imaiiin OMVOU 11 I If. ftO'UCl QOl have been lack 11 g in moral courage and in evtry tssentiai of a llooi leader if be had mace up a minority nut m bersoip of ice comrnltt e wb c i have eilvied four to two on the question ot railroad ra es. ? "My brother would have gone i If * that committee under the same cir cumstanoes.'' said Mr. Williams, arid > he adddd that had the Hearst bill received the minority support in oom miitee he would have supported it in caucus. Comoar'nir Mr. Lp m ir to his "great J ur clc, L. Q 0 Lamar," Mr. Williams said the u cle ponsesstd "superb egotism but he aho possessed to conserate It a supt rb In elect." Trie Couvcraatlou io lire Hearst bill he likened to ihe colv rsl"ii of Soul n tun wrtv to Damascus. It was In plre i. L rig applai Re followed the at temnuof Mr. Williams that he snould ignore lue personalities of Mr. \ / _k\ /_ Lamar. A pp. flowed Mr. Williams when Tf* had not allowed personalities to ir Huenee bin transaction of publlo business And what he bad done, he Hakl, had been approved by "almost the unanimous opinion of ' members of the minority side of the house." (\pplause.) He referred to the committee appointments of Mr Hearst?labor aud irrigation of arid lands and admitted he did not love Mr. It arit, "why should I It ve a mllllonarie who owns many newspapers which he seems to be devoting to tearing me down?" he said. Mr. Williams concluded with <x pr? sslo'u of regret at the proo-edtnga. Mr. Lamar at once appealed for recognition, as did Mr. Shackelford. Mr. Limer was rfcognlz d for 15 minutes. He spoke with feeling and charged that the minority lender had Ciller! the rate caucus of last session because he was angry at being turned I down by his colleagues on the Mile* amendment. "It was not a caucus, it *as a gold brick," he said. "Mr. Williams cautioned Mr. La mar "to pn vent unpleasant things from happening," saying "the gentle man Is not permitted to use iusultlng language on the lloor of this house." Mr. Lamar referred to a letter of crtt'clBm of Mr. Hearst by Mr. Wl% liams. Tne latter denied the orit'eibm. Mr. Sha.kelford was recognized and reviewed the history of rale legislation. Mr 1 un. u jpuMOuiiu BtilU 11C WUK g'UO to Hie President Roost velt n his message had "come around to the Hearst bill " He inveighed against "bo88?8" and "boss rule." Mr. Williams Slid he had had enough and did not desire to reply. The past had gone, lie looked to the future and believed that this year th re would be found six D? m cats on a oommitf.ee. which woula agree He was tired of disc* ri. "We are represented now in ad the funny papers of the county as a donkey "The trouble is," be c mtlru^d turning to too Republican side of M e chamber, "that the people of i he ountry arc tired of you and afra'd of us and It is partially on account of such things as happened here this morning that it is afraid < f us " The Democratic party, Mr. Williamssaid would vote for a Republican rate bill if it. o mtained power to name a sui) stitute rate to put and ke< p it in force and to regulate private car lines and other abusesThe house adjourned until Wed uerday. Fifteen Mon Burned Fifteen men were burned hy an explosion in the International Harvester Company's plant at One Hundred and Twentieth street and Muskegon avenue, Chicago one night last week. The i^iu^'uu xm uvitaou iiy <Ip worn man thrusting a cold bar of stei 1 Into a furnace of molten metal. In the Immediate vicinity of the furnace at the time sixty men were work! ig. The more seriously injured were in the furnace pit. Following the explosion chaos reigned In ill furnace room for several minutes. Molten metal was hurled about the room and the smoke and tire that shot from the furnace tl 11 led the room so the workmen were unable for bever tl minutes to tlnd the exits. With the groans of their wounded fellows ringing In their ears, they grouped about helplessly and st umhled over those who had bem prostrated by the blast. Fr( m the f jrnaoe cnlm nay the dairies shot hlgn into the air and c tuld ba seen for mllos. Children Huriu <1 to OfAlh, S x children were burned to death at Lndsiy, Pa., at an early hour Tuesday and William Morgan and wife, the parents, wi'h their two re maintng oniliren r ? y escaped with their lives. 11 <th f v o> r ami mother were banly burued in *n, mptlng to save their little onts fi( m their burn Ing home, 'l he mother Lhrew two of , toe children from an upstairi window, j then by saving their live.1, and jurr p *d herself a* the ro T foil In. She was bsdly burned and will probably lose one foot as the result.of her ir J i rlts. The father Is also badly burnei ab ut the l ands and face but rotieri< u ly. T re tire was discovered ty a neighbor who hastened to the burn ing h< use and aroused the sleeping Inn ft ..u A I. thftf. tlnno tlio Oih/I ..... v. > ill 1.1 U ( Ii<? V * I 1IU UHTJ I roof and rear of the hou-e were burn lug. The fire 01 Initiated from a stove in a email outbui do g adjoining the hvraecf the family. Morgan came to Linusey from V*cat Virginia on,y a siiuft lime ago. A Bltf fc'oe. Recentv at Sv Louis, M >., Pro bate J cLo Crows entered an order allowing Dr. W. 10 Flschc) $4,5*20 fornu'UcU s?rvlco3 iod h o dental rxpeLsa-. attending Miss Ellen Jane M Kee, a millionairess, who died in Ashtvllle, N. C. Ills claim was $5,620. The amount allowed was not contested. Dr. F.schel claimed $165 f ir attending M hs M *,Kee In StLouis from Jaruuy 2, last, until March 30; $5,000 for ten days attendance at Asi vllle; $3 )0 c'.almed to have been advanced o? account of the un dertaken bill, and $55 for railroad fare and other expei s ;s. Kills Hin llroifn P. Melg Powell, a farmer, 22 years old shot ana instantly killed his brother, Thomas Powell, Wednesday, at the'r home In the country near Amerlcus, Q\. The homicide Is supposed to have been the result of a former disa greemer.t between the brothers wherein The mas Powell received a pistol wound in the arm. This first diill cul ty was suppressed and only re eotly became \ ubllo. Tuesday the Powell brothers came to Amerlcus and upon returning hoc e late last evening tne tragedy ret u I ted. BANK OF OON WA CAPITAL STOCK, $20,000.00 TOTAL ASSKTS 0FF101 B. (J. C()LLINS, President. C. 1\ QUATTLEBA.UM, V-Pkks. 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Toe hoys 1 i the r.eig) ho h . d soon ( learned that small iosee oartr'ges V could he used and It v > thought to be great sport to h i pistol that would shoot. M W ilk *.r, who saw the hoys a rnor .4 b^for the tragedy said they wer p aylrtg aod there was no thought ?*? the mind of her son to even hurt his (laymite. S^cps will . takn bv toe poj.ce to prevent the . sale of these pistols. ' Shot >nl li lei During the c reus performance af | Hamilton, Ga., on Siturday night Dan el White %as shot and kill d by "Slick'' Strcklani, colored. Strlck , land escaped. loiini riu in /\H Willian M jWilllams was sentenced on M >nday 10 tie hai get! f r W; mur der of his vlfe ai d ti -e o* Hdren two wecki ago at ludeptu ler c\ Iowa. CONWAY' ,V, S. O. Sl UlvPLI S FUND, $20,000. $180,000.00. iltS: 1). A. RPIVKY, Cahiiikr.^ M. \V. COLLINS, Asst. Cashier. ^ >n, has always striven for the upbetterment of her citizeus. 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