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IHE WM. RApAM MCR0BE killer Ct
NEW YORK.
LADY IN ATTENDANCE.

suspicious, loft big office at the usunl time.
About two blocks from his house HeunessI
psrt y the City, Hsnnsssy was alone peGSS IN tho
turned tho corner near his. house. and
1s sa9' sS ito hs se,,sSz S'rs dashed from 'Ss Is:
house. In. tho .slleyway. .Hennessy sank
yer, and began firing back. He was answered
Hsnnsssy went down with a SCORE Of wounds. s
O''Connor.. who had heard the firing. came run.
ping MP the street. The sssassins ran from
The house and Three Of them 10
they fed they were Joined by four other armed
men. who had waited apparently to kin Hen.
messy In case he escaped % !,a ths ~ first M MsanH
buekshot; He lay easpine 10 his blood at The
rieht hand. At Ills home medical OF amlns:
bsen perforated, and that two shots had been cen
close r. his heart Nlpe other bullets had
that be had been killed By Da9oa" Addition al
tSe weapons thrown away By the feslns sssas. s.
:. used ons Ths wss
that the guns could bs folded and carried In
ss sad 9s Sssu G e: ncd 70 II: nnss
Els Yith heavy shot and chunks Of load. The
that slsepers were aroused for blocks around.
q tGsm he aoor csiors whsh s
Hsnnessy stood. and went half through the
footboard Of bed in room at the end Of the
IN Il. Of hs Soe
distant.
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An but two Of. the yietimS. Mr. Barse.ti
thought, were subjects Of the Italian Govern
Wsnk which would doubtless demand an sx-
"ft IL a shame that such thing should oe.
our. 10 O. community protesting to be civil
ized," SAID Mr.. BarsottL
"A prison 10 u sacred place. and its Invasion
BY a bloodthirsty mob was little less than sac:
rileRe. Pending mother trial the unconyicted
men were entitled. rs italian SUBJECTS. to the
protection OF the Government under which
they were temporarily, living. It wasi a viola;
ton Of International law to lynch them. and
the city OF New Orleans viii be held responai-
meeting. probably In Webster Hall to.morrow
nieht to protest against the assassination OF
IL was said ists last evening at the once Of
LEGO dItdia that the date Of the mass yet.
ing hed been changed TO tonight. and that It
Tond pF"basiy ,Es DC nea sehsr aoa a
A despatch has been sent to tho Italian Gov
ernment at Rome and another to the Italian
Minister at Washington expressing the indig.
the New Orleans tragedy. and declaring that
ething would b done about 1t.
u Eco d Hata. said that a tour through Mui.
berry street had shown him that the italian
masses arc thoroughly aroused.
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SR SsRsPs. A II 3 oiesE. is@ minutes sii:r d:
sssSS3e nSsS3 :pss ss rSs esSs sr aEs.
sso: s1s 20 rS,1E Srn s:
and ana Was " 90 .yidsntip mad. Hs was without coat
Ssl e. hs vas cnva sS
down 10 the corner Of Msrsis and St Anne
Ths crowd was 50 den.s there that i VA, was dIi. a.:
sSsH sesne With % opera glasses At The corner WAS
lamp post: some one threw rope across the
sssa' essa sad S M seS
scaled the rost, and threw the rope aropnd IT,
There Was Already poGsS M at tne o!5St .a snd
o sbous Ias The sas neck % oi tho 1tslsn viSs
hands at the other end tuegsd At the line I,d snd
s: stpG all a and .ppsd
down 70 the pavement. TWAS only Tor An In
ssss: essns; sssy PM; ;ss sS;s, SEsy
Ss ;sHss ssoss @ ess. i: S.sss ei tSs SSsGSs S
sSSI. lS% fSf1d bod, Then the
Sqs,p % % ~ Be- esS essR
ss:. rs RsR:S s: sss.s ss
ssss, sh$' sd no. 'is,'1ls lsshss
ss1 shs mes rSss
shook o their 6sis q the oineers and ordered
s DSS. SRs q e ssa ssais Ss p . ~ T. Sn min
oihssrf made no IssDon:s tS G the thrssss Of the
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GUNS USED n THE AsaAssrNs AND FOUND m
THE GUTTER
termined to make all possible efforts to stop
this incessant slaughter. by the Malta. Hen.
messy took active charge Of the reeulting in
vestigation. He did this with full knowledge
that his life would be In constant danger from
the moment tho Malta societies learned his in.
tenton.
He had hardly begun his work when he was
notified by dozens OF anonymous letters that
every step In his investi cation was nail In
his cofIln At tho instance OF his friends he
protected himself with Q small body guard Of
detectives. who accompanied him all day and
took him to his house at night. Despite this
precAution. he. as well a. all his friends, real
ized that he was constantly in imminent dam
ger Of assassination. Tho juno murder
ers were brought into court. Six mon
were tried and convicted. Before the case was
finished. however, the principal witness against
the prisoners was killed BY tho Msns. Then q
new trial was obtained. With renewed energy
Hennessy set about collecting moro evidence
against the stopaliaRieri and other italian as
sociations OF assassins in tho city. By taking
advantage of feud among the members. he
secured an Immense amount Of sensational in
formation which. he promised. would have
weight snouah tO crush all the Malta societies
In New Orleans.
His success was his death warrant. Mem
ters OF societies against which hs had damning
evidence decided he must die. They waited
only Tor q time whom they might take him on
his gpard. Hsnnessy gave them the desired
opportunity by dismissinR. early In October.
the little company Of detectives who had pro-
once bestirrsd themselves. Chosen spies FOL
lowed Hennessy's steps. Others watched him
home. His habits and hours were carefully
marked and. In accordance with the obserya-
tions, the stiletto Society on Oct. "A formed the
to his house daily shortly after midnight.
On the evening of Oct 10 q gang OF hired
vacant house Ut the corner OF an alleyway
near bis home. Hennessy, unwarnsd and un-
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house IN the female department..
rS:as s'ss1 I'll s.P:a shSS
s.n sis :ns seaa.a sh' Ehf Dsv sas
aI. e: sss ss9ad
italian, II was said b. the committee that
a a:s a6% tSs ssss ass
Il s'stss1'Hs &. :l e'iss:
The prisoner, was Willie hosendale. held for
robbing mail boxes.
4: Is SSssSs .!!4I:$ $:$ AZ:
lS$ Ss s:oo s:s S !: Defend ncs ssn Il
me know Can s'suD q Eoof o. 'e.o,x.,.
s;t sS:1s ss.' Ssss Sss g .S6f 1SGv Il. mob viii
Sss o5:ss. u. sc grand jury and
Fss ss os.Ss % tho
famous 9ns. snd ! blot % shs fsir M name q the S
,aass =; +:
Ins was ssd as Gl4y stqas. tSs point ss a. Which Which
the meeting was held 10 the. morning and
Rhs e7ss K S'
were made BY Messrs. Patterson and Wick
life. who advised the crowd TO 60 home peace
ably and cause n disturbance.
The matter Of riRhting tho wrong caused by
the murder OF Hennessy had been entrusted to
the Comnttteo Of Order. and the committee had
the committee would do 1t in broad Daylight %
Il had been done to-uay, and not under cover
COMMITTEES whenever It was necessary.
The crowd cheered and disrersed, marching
th.r. xiil g no trouble to:nishI Great fears
are entertained that mob element would take
ADVANTAGE of the feverish condition. Of Affairs
quarter or sack the italian fruit stands. but It
q now evident that there will bs nothing Of
to-day. was composed Of persons ally order
y, euiet. and peaeeable. the rough element
The police are well able 10 keep the latter In
order. As there ls . very large force on duty to-
R fhs mob hsd dis
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If your blood Is heavy, sluggish,
and the circulation poor, the effect
is debility. weakness-that tired
feeling is sure TO overcome you.
OF all seasons the spring is the
one in which to purify the blood,
and by taking Hoods sarsaparilla
the desired result is gained. The
blood is enriched and made pure
and healthy, the whole body is
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This is Meant for You

1T have been convinced that
Hoods sarsaparilla is one Of the
greatest medicines in the world. I
say this for the benefit Of all other
tired out, run down, hard working
women. Hoods Sarsaparilla is not
only excellent as a blood purifier,
but for all female complaints"-
Mrs. NJ. SCARLETT, Worthwhile,
Mich.
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given new strength, and those nu-
merous ailments which you cannot
account for are entirely cured.
Try Hoods Sarsaparilla, the ideal
spring medicine, now.
N. B.-Don't be induced to buy
q substitute. Insist upon having
Hoods
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There are comparatively SO few
people who have perfectly pure
blood that probably nine out of
every ten who read this are in
absolute need Of a good blood
purifier. Therefore this article is
of Importance to YOU.
Scrofula, salt rheum, boils, PIN
pies, and other sores are the more
marked outward manifestations OF
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impure blood, and all these
troubles are speedily and psrma-
nently cured by Hoods sarsapa-
rilla, the king Of Medicinel"
But there are other ailments just
as surely caused by bad blood, and
which Hoods Sarssparills, as the
best blood purifier, does cure.
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What Q scene Of discomfort and con-
fusion homo would be If mamma did
not return. If your wife 10 slowly
breaking down, from o combination of
domestic cares and female disorders,
make 1t your first business to restore
her health. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
for feeble and debilItated women, and Is
the only medicine for the class of mala-
dies known rs female diseases which is
sold under . positipe guarantee from the
manufacturers that It will give satisfac-
ton, In every case, or the money will be
refunded. 1t is a positive cure for the
most complicated cases. It's an invig-
Grating. restorative tonic, and q sooth-
ing and strengthening nerviIe. impart-
Ing tone and vigor to the whole system.
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EXTRA
OF tho
LEGO D'ITALIA.
7 Sicilians Slaughtered
AT NEW ORLEANS.
A CROWD OF PEOPLE PLUNDERs
THE SHOPS OF THE GUN
SMITHS, ENTERS THE PRIsON.
DRA0s OUT ACQUITTED 81
CILIANs. AND LYNCHEs THEM.

The first column and a half was devoted to
despatehes on tho 50 hjsct followed BY q com
ment to tho effect that 1t WAS shameful that
Thss 81
people concerned under tho heading:
sLAUoHrER OF THE INNoCENrs.
1t cannot be called anything else the ar
fEs ss: n1f The
2 2, verdict Of aoauittsi yas not somposed q
avsrdIct Of acquittaI It was becauss they found
no excuse for oondsmnlns those honest ltal.
%
determined to strike down our brothers. Rqiltp
or innocent and not being able to strike them
nost bafbarous, most inhuman, and most isr.
moment that The doors Of. theiF prison would
be throwo open to make them free and to. .ena-
H. I'd iyi.nds see .soss nose doors oponsd si but
not that they may be restored to the world as
asn sS hs 0'
AGAINST THESE
CowARDLY MURDERERs"
was the heading OF tho last column 1t read:
WE DO NOT WANT WORDS; WE WANT
and full and eompe.! s:s1s :s's,ac.lon I, the Minis.
thing toward, This end 2 million Of italian citi-
force him to action; II You Who call your.
sE:lvsss Leaders .f and soysrnors Ct this Tree
ml!tsd and to rsmsin unpunished you are
TWICE murdeEers and towards.
The Zoo d,halia proposes . MASS MEETING
TO sll who have An Italian heart In their
Tho ofncss Of the Eco GrHalia will remain
open all night AMI all day to-morr0w In order
to receive ~ who are willing 70 address tho
meeting. which will 10 held on Tuesday even
Ing .at place to be hereafter agreed upon,
Then 10 added an appeal to othsr Italian
Editor Edossdo MIshs sf sIprssssd Ssss tn.
utmost indgnation. These men should have
been protected st any cost" he said. I'VE Will
cspnot. rss.h thsir asssiispts."
= CHARLES Bsrsotu the editor and publisher Of
colony was much excited over the iynchins.
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GERM THEORY

and nsrlects to prepare himssf in the use OF the ~
croscops In the diagnosis Of disease will certainly ~
placed at . disadvantass."
BY working along these lines, and following on, II.
suggestions Of Pastsur Polk, Tyndai Koch and oths,
eminent invsstirators In this ned. Mr. william R.d.n
three year, ago after LONG ana patient nvesugauoa
made the discovery which gave to the world what il nov
known - VIM. RADAM's MICROBE XIII.
ER. Al that time he claimed that microbes or esrn.
were the and sole Of every disease but no, ~
ing graduate In medicine his claim was ridcusd /,
the profession generally, and his great invention ~
snsersd at and pronounced humbuE, and poison n.
ncious articles were publissd In the newspaper ssl
other periodicals. BY Jealous and evil.mndsd peops
trying to misssd the public a. to the merits Of hs
Niersbs Killer, and claiming that IL COMPOSED 4
aeds which we're vsry injurious to health
The following sfhdavtt tells Ii own story:
ony Mhs sss r., W
.nes as:s a.y ssi ns'
q .sS ss;
iosnaIs from ws% Esa.% sss inventor Of III. X
''''' A''' .A- LOUIS GOODMAN.
esS:.g ca: q =. S'E NV Tsrf; York /.
s.oin % and subscribed before me this fifteenth day
JAMES g. FRAsRR Notary Public
me Mierobs Killer has been used during the past
three year, BY hundreds Of Thousands OF people With
out inuring single person while In every whore
Il was gvsA Q fair trial Il has done Just what WA
claimed for It.
We will mail you circulars free. explaining the germ
theory Of dissase.
the WIN. RkDAM MICR0BE KILLER CO.,
LAI0HT ST. AND 1851 BROADWAY
NEW YORK.
LADY IN ATTENDANCE.
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Now Purify Your Blood

II have used Hoods Sarsspa-
rilla four years, and for a thorough
blood purifier it has no superior.
It is invaluable as q spring med
icine it invigorates the whole sys-
tenn and tones the stomach. I
always take it in the spring. IL
U. GILMAN, Aurelia, Iowa
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WHAT LED TO LYNCH LAW.
Story or tho Boid Assassinntioh or Chic
OF Police Hennessy.

OF Police Hennessy.
David @. Hennessy. Chief Of tho New Orleans
police. was shot dead near his house BY Ital-
ians on the night Of last Oct. l5. Tho assas-
sinatton was instigsted By members Of italian
secret societies. against which Hennessy had
collected evidence Of the blaokest crimes. Tho
motive was tho suppression OF tho informa-
ton In his possession.
The history Of the immediate series Of events
which eliminated In the murder dates back to
last June. whom party Of Italians shot down
in the street six members Of an italian oreani-
cation unfriendly to them. Forty murders Of
Q similar nature had been committed BY Ital-
fans In the city during the preceding few
years. and the authorities. with the undivided
support Of all English.speaking citizens. de-
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HOME WITHOUT A MOTHER.

It's . legitimate medicine, too-careful-
ly compounded by an experienced ply
sician, and adapted to woman's delicate
organization. For all the chronic week.
ncsses, functional arrangements, and
painful disorders peculiar to the sex, Il
Is an unfailing remedy. It's because IT
is unfailing that 1t can be sold under
positive guarentee.
II 1t fails to give satisfaction. In any
case for which it's recommended, tho
money paid for 1t will be promptly
returned.
1t Is q Legitimate medicine-not bev-
erage. Contains no alcohol to inebr!ate;
no syrup or sugar to sour or ferment ID
the stomach and cause distress. AZ
peculiar In Its marvellous, remedial re-
suits as in its composition.
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con. .gss ycer gsss and meet ~ in Congo
rn: ssd not as,sd me-: m ss,n AZ
Sered aSout 106d '"N - ''- ~' -N'-
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InDortant 20 Commuters.
The Atty ride family comm tieksts on the New
Serk Central are aespnlsr innovatien-AaS
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tn. Passenger Route to ,b. West.

rhs fA.t and mssnncent PASSENGER service from New
York Ms. is W ths great fonrtraek New YORK rnirs
trAins ere eqnipped wIh Wagner Vsst,buis Drawing
keoh ssspiHS Dining and esns: sHfa a-Ad1
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SCIENCE OF MEDICINE,

Every who 10 abreast Of tho tmcs and has studied
with any degree Of the investigations and dseoy
cries OF the sgs. knows that marked changes ana
startling revelations have been made within a tsv
years ~ to the cause and cure Of diseases Atsv
VA hat kaa
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Take Hoods Sarsa

lSy
100 Doses One Dollar 100 Doses One Dollar
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GERM THEORY OF DISEASE

was entirely ignored By physicianS or treated with
utter contempt But to-day we'll established TAM
that all diseases caused BY small but exceed
insy active and virusnt micro organisms Ths ,hso,,
Of disease has had TO light way the front bu, ~
aoieuoa NJ
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This is an Age Of
PROGRESS AND DISCOVERY,

An In which nothing 10 taken for granted; An are
in which old ideas aslw sllas thoroughly sf,ed
before they accepted Especially IL this true Ia
vb Il IN tha
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BACTERlOLOGY

has been able to overcome the prejudice Of the ara
penerata into the heart Of the ancient theory q
msdicins and transform and rsGsnsrats II susA
rapid strides has this now theory made that We hsss
the aAyinri MTha dootar Who iKnoraa thu
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23
UNJUST AND CNCALLED FOR.

when Attorney General Pope was
pretending to make an argument be-
fore the Court the other day in the
Coosaw case on purely legal question,
he lowered the dignity of his office and
proved bis utter untitness for it, by
making political stump speech and
playing the role Of the bully. It was a
spectacle 10 make South Carolinians
ashamed, and We are surprised that the
court should have allowed it,
When We think OF the Office that in
other years was honored by Legare,
McDuffie, Connor, Earle and others.
now being occupied by such a $maU
man as y. J. Pope it makes US sick"
The above is from a recent issue of
the Sumter Advance, and is not credit
to the author, TO say the least. The
Herald and News was not in sympathy
with the Tillman campaign Of last
summer, and did what it could to defeat
the nomination of the ticket, but We
tried to be fair. The above criticism
is born Of prejudice and would have
been q thousand times better left un-
said, so far rs accomplishing what the
author evidently intended. Itis unfair
and unjust, and the people Of South
Carolina believe in both fairness aud
justice. No, il the Advance had been
in sympathy, politically speaking, with
Gen. Pope, it would 10 doubt have
found much in his speech to euloSize
and applaud.
Gen. Pope is 4 good lawyer and is al
ways courteous and respectful to the
court, and the fact stated by the Ad-
vance that the court allowed him to
proceed and heard his argument on this
occasion is evidence that he did not
overstep the bounds in this case. The
attempted ridicule and severe illness of
the Advance cannot wipe out this fact.
The Herald and News believes in
"totlng" fair, even with I political oppo-
nent, or an enemy, and it has nothing
to say derogatory to the eminent abili-
ty of Gen. pope'S predecessors in office,
but feels constrained to say this much
in justice to Gen. Pope.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23
ANOTHER CORRESPONDENTS.

Another correspondence between
Secretary Noble and Governor Tillman,
in relation to q division of the money
appropriated by Congress to be used by
colleges for agriculture and mechanic
arts, is published this week.
Governor Tillman points out the law
to Mr. Noble and shows him where he
is endeavoring to strain his authority
in wanting the appropriation divided
between Clemson and Clatlin accord
ing to the proportion of white and
negro population Of school age. Gov.
Tillman is right in his position as The
Herald and News has before had occa-
sion to say. Secretary Noble does not
seem to want to understand the mat
ter. In Withholding the money he IS
doing more injury to Clatiin than to
Clemson.
All sensible people Of all classes and
of all political creeds cannot fail to ap-
prove Gov. Tillman for his position IN
this case and the manner in which he
has conducted the correspondence.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23
Changes in 2 Peniteatiary Guards.
The State.


Corporals Joel Benbow, of Clarendon,
and A. c. Alexander, of Spartanburg,
were yesterday given their walking pa
pers as members Of the Penitentiary
guard, which positions they have held
for ten years. Mr.. Benbow was in
formed that he had the alternative of
being reduced to ranks or leaving. AS
Mr.. Benbow had heard that Superin-
tendent Talbert had stated to one of
the guards that he would "rather pull
a bell cord over q mule than be a penit-
entiary guard" he naturally concluded
that the idea was to get rid Of him.
These gentlemen state that no fault had
been found with their service; but that
others could be found who would suit
Captain Talbert better.
Privates w. &. Dye, of Kershaw, and
G.. T. Hamer, of Marlboro, learned that
they would be dismissed, so they ten
dered their designations to the superin-
tendent. Mr.. Dye states that when he
resigned Captain Talbert's remark was:
that's all right. am glad Of it. | had
to make change anyway" Mr.. Dye
says also that the bell-cord remark was
made to him.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23
The Work at Clemson.
IGreenville News, 18th.

Col. J. l.. Orr returned yesterday
from a meeting of the executive COLL
mittee Of the board of trustees Of Glenn
sou College. The frequent meetings of
the committees are to keep the work at
Fort Hill going.
Buildings OF all kinds are going up
rapidly and 25,0OU brick are being made
daily on the grounds. The large build
ing for the laboratory is now finished,
with the exception Of little work III
the interior. 1t is $50 feet by l0O feet,
three stories high and Of brick. The
rock foundations for the mechanical hall
are now being laid. The hall will he
$50 feet by 81 feet, with an ell 81 feet
long. Two professors houses are COM
plete and the excavations are being
made for the dormitories for the stud
ents. The excavations are also being
made for the main college building and
the rock is being cut for the foundation
for it.
The scene at Fort Hill is a busy one.
Hundreds of workman are engaged and
there are no idlers to be seen. The COM
mittee is satisfied with the progress
| being made.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23

THE REGISTER.

The Columbia Daily Register has re-
duced its subscribtnn to S. u year, T.
cents 4 week, or %ccnts L copy, and re-
quests the county press to extend this
information in their own way. Netake
pleasure in making the announce
ment, but at the same time think
the Register has made mistake,
at least in its weekly price and
in selling single copies at ) cents.
Our people are not accustomed to the
use of pennies and most of those who
buy single copies Of Il paper would as
readily pay ) cents IS 3 cents; but this
is none Of our business, and we wish
the Register success. 1t has struggled
long against difficulties and has worked
faithfully for Columbia, and we would
like now to see it enjoy some OF the
fruits of success amidst the upbullding
of Columbia.