Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, October 07, 1903, Image 7
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Strain Affected Gen^
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Doctor's Doses Weakened
Stomach.
Dr. Miles' Nervine Cored
Me.
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with the cares and anxieties of the sick room.
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of a touch of rheumatism since my
a>.e caine on, up to the time of my husband s
last illness some years ago. 1 assisted in
nursing iny husbaniflor nearly three months
when he departed this life and the mental
strain I think caused my trouble. Aside
from extreme nervousness my trouble commenced
with sore throat and neuralgia. My
physician gave me purgative doses which
Weakened rje very much and my stomach
fbr a time seemed inactive. Mental strain
iand the dormant condition of my stomach
qpon told upon my general health. I had
little appetite and was soon forced to stay in
bed a greater part of the time. Within a
week after the tim. T ? r>
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whom I sent a box of the Anti-l'ain Fills reports
that she has been completely cured of
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?Mrs. Frances COPPMAN, Dayton, Va.
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Til K TIM,WAN Till V L
Continued from Page Three.
of hitting me ; the other was,
that when I threw tip my hands
WKnd said, '-This thing must, stop,"'
he did not shoot again.
The other picture is about, the
same time as this. The wounded
man is being carried to
^ the hospital in an ambulance ;
he is accompanied by none of his
family nor friends, only a* physician
who 1;new him but slightly.
It, is Dr. .Jas. 11. Mcintosh who
portrays this scene :
"Q. On the way did he ask
y??u <^iy questions about his condition
if A. Yes, sir; on the
way to tho hospital he looked
around the ambulance and saw
there was no one else iti it, and
he said to me : "Doctor, I want
you to tell me frankly whether I
am mortally wounded or not.' 1
replied to him : 'Yes, Mr. Gonzales,
1 am afraid you are mortally
wounded/ and he simply
said : 'Yes, I think the' fellow
got me,' and with that he covered
up his face."
It was after this knowledge
that he was on the border of
eternity, after these moments of
undisturbed reflection as he look
ed death in the face, that he gave
his second account of the shooting
to such men as Dr. J. W.
Babcock and August Ivohn. I'rev/
pared to meet his God, he said
tie had sent his slayer no message,
*tkut so far as he was concerned it
was ended five months before.
^ This in main is the case against
J. II. Tillman.
THE DEFENSE.
What the defense will be is, of
course, impossible to conjecture.
To break down the evidence ol
the prosecution is an accepted
mode ol proceduie which will
prove impossible in this case.
It is useless to impeach the
veracity of such persons as Senators
Thomas Talbird and George
W. Brown, of Mrs. Kmma Mel
ton, C. M. Lide and the other
^ eye-witnesses?all of whom are
persons of unusual intelligence
and the highest repute. To
^ prove bv witnesses their equals
f' fr
in character and intelligence that 1
N. G. Gonzales was about to assault
J. 11. Tillman when Till- >
man shot Gonzales is uocossary |
for the making of a case of self- j
defense. Can it be made ? There 1
is no other legal provocation for i
the killing which Tillman can x
plead, unless it be that he knew j
Gonzales had threatened his life <
or that ho had sent the d?fenrt. '
ant a warning message. The implication
of the defendant's statements
up to this time has been
that some such justification would
be attempted. The difficulty of
proving it cannot be underestimated
even by the defendant's
own counsel.
Already one witness for the
defense has testified and she told
of alleged remarks the deceased
made in her presence concerning
the prisoner. Miss Roper, a
trained nurse, who repeated a
conversation in a death chamber,
simply said that Mr. Gonzales
said he "had made Mr. Tillman
show the white feather twice,
? k.. I /"?~1 Hill t--J
lunii vim. tin man una cnauengea
him to two duels which he did
not acknowledge and that Col. *
Tillman had no more resentment ^
than to come in the hotel lobby t
and offer him a cigar, which he *
refused." There is not the sera- j
hlance of a threat in that nor did
Miss Roper say Mr. Gonzales had
made one. Llor testimony, in i
fact, had no bearing at all on s
the killing, since she merely
peated the opinion of Jim T; 4
man which Mr. Gonzales had t. m
j i? . i 1
picBBuu 10 ner, tne same opinion
ho bo often expressed in his j
paper. 4
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THK HIGHER LAW." j
This is the legal case. There ^
are in evidence in the court at ?
Lexington every copy of The *
State published during the year =
1(?M)2. It was during six of those ^
twelve mouths that N.G.Gonzales i
as editor of The State eo persistently
assailed the public record
of the then lieutenant governor.
These editorials have been read
to the jury and the jurors will
have tho right to inspect them
f AP t ll a a nl tron - ~ 1 ? ?
ivi uivmoui Yoa. 1 liO ptUHOCUUOn
has put the editorials in evidence ?
in order that tho jurors may see
for theni3elvea what they con- a
tain. It remains to be establish- *
ed that the charges were prompted
by personal hostility and not a
by a high and noble sense of an
editor's responsibility to the e
people.
Vimi Know What Ion Are Totting
When yon take Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printeil on every bottle showing that
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tasteless form. No cure no pay. 50c
All my happiness I owe to the \
central effort that my father anil <
mother made to make homo the J
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Everett Hale. J
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The sweetest music is not in
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Aliunla, Oct. 1.? The reiaurkiblo
love ot a son tor his father
ias been brought to light ltt the
jetitiou of Dr. W. 1*. Rusliin ot
Albany, Ga., who asks that Gov.
I'errell permit him to serve the
emaiuder of tho sentenpo n< lii^
'or his father, who was convicted
)f the murder of J. F. Lilly in
flioiras county, 1895. The petilouer
states that his lather, is
glowing old and the eight years
)f toil and confinement are rapdly
showing their ill effects upon
lim. He wants his lather to
ipend his last years at home with
lis family and in freedom. He
s willing to enter the penitentiary
as an unconvicted convict
iud serve until the natural death
if his father shall have paid the
penalty of his crime.
It is something to have an iuluence
on the fortunes of manund
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Such is the difference between
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