The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20

Withdrawals of gold, pending he com
plete performance Of this contract.
Sly witness hereto The parties here
tohaYe hereunto set their hands in
five parts his Stll day of February, 1895.
j. G. CARLISLE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
august Belmont 81 Co., in behalf
Of ~ M. Rothschilds 81 Sons, of
London, and themselves.
~. II Morgan 81 Co., in behalf of
Alcssrs. Morgan & Co., of London,
andthemselve.
Attest w. Il. Curtis,
Francis Lynde Slotson."
ADlspcnsor short.
CojVUMBIA, Feb. 15. The first of tho
dispensers . to como TO grief on account
OF shortages is Mr. Ba Evans, the
dispenser at ST. Matthews, III Orange
burg County. Governor Evans is
and Will SEQ it through to the end. He
says t,lat there is but, ono thing for him
to do and that is to havo tho dispen-
ser arrested and prosecuted on the
choIfgN Of fraudulent brcech Of trust
and lnrceny. How the shortage oc-
CURED is no concern Of the State, and
it will lose nothing by The shortage. as
the bond has already been turned over
to lawyers to sue and collect for tho
amount Of tho shortage, which is re-
ported to be from SO, 200 to ~, 800. The
bondsmen arc Il. j. Buyck and Philip
Rich, ind they arc moro than able to
pay as large q bond as might be re-
quircd. Governor Evans saws that lie
cannot possibly understand how tho
shortage could have gotten to be as
large MS reported. If The county board
had checked up the accounts and in
sisted on settlements he does not sec
how the amount could have gone IN
to -, 900. The dispensary OILY carries
n stock Of $4,000, and the Shortage
charged up must have been the result
oil q series Of months. Tho whole
matter, Governor Evans says, will be
carefully investigated and dealt with
as it ought to be. Mr.. Scrugg, ono Of
the inspectors, went to st. Matthews
at the order of Governor Evans and
checked up the business and stock and
has the stock ready to turn over to the
successor Of Mr. Evans who will be
put IN Immediate charge It the III
tcntion OF Governor Evans to have the
dispensarv rropcned at once, and with
County has bccn o,.dornd n, nlect Nis
EVANS successor ;nnd;atolw Iho
State viii not losn = so,, ,n,, ~
Evans saws and sn rar % So os ~ ooro'i,ol
tlerstnnd the sntt,omnnts thnt n 81 ~. ~
hind ara VIII tho co. cn,,,,t,1 .,."o "a ~ pc
|nuthor;t;os onG o,.rl,t ,t ~" -. 49, 49,,
been ollowcd to r,,, - lo,,. ~ 49, " il'ao
Goyernor Evnns save 90 ,hath l ny =; II 't1uo ~
no timo or onnnrr3;iw 49, ~" man nono
onv ~ IN d;innr.n,..9 III, Ill r. pauseo...,, ~
nrc sbort ond ihnt tho ;n..'1 o .aSo1.ii.s a.
instruct;ons IN v;S;t oli IS, puGoo,H a. ,.tso
saries imst ne snon ne noss;l,l y,;b va lT1H,, T,,
bonds arn to hc scrnt;n;led 1'.,o as al nc ne
tho ncconnts of onch amd e,as g.. w, NJ "s as
tho dispensers. News md I1oyr;nr' @ -
l MI ii i e ~ = '''i' - No''iio'
Wrecked by Gns.
MEADvLLE, Pa, Feb is. "A gas
explosion, followed by fire, complete
~ wrecked the residence or G. III! Cut
ter, the lumber Office building of Cut
ter & Bro, and caused the death Of
George Cutter and serious injuries 10
his wife, son and house maid. There
had been for some time, alcak in thc
fuel gas supply pipe III the street and
this morning at O'clock, George TT
Gutter, Willard Gutter. Charles Cnt.
ter son Of George. and w. M. McClin-
tocls were III front examining the leak.
a locomotive and caboosc passed and
the gas ignitcd from the engines fire
box. Two dcafcning explosions fol.
lowed, completely wrccl<fng the two
bc,n nf m,bh;s,' ' and i'1T; ~, ~ = ~ were
Thc worchnnsc and ofIinn ,; WV.
dro ;nstantlw Thc Mo dow o of ru,,is mas doH a9o1
to thn' fro ond II lcss W thon - ss's n, "uGco
mtcs .,narIv tbn n,t;ro ",. ,rass nvo i,,lii
blaze, MIS- Cnttcr ana III" Iho "an sn.,,,t -, q
girl whn Where ~ o thn hnuso "l0 scrvm,is ,"a,o
bndiv burnnd and ;r;,,,nI Nh ni1'so, s",, WIZ ;1i
mobabiv livn I'M mo NOV hi9si cho uIas Dns W.. W..
fastened in the wrrcls by'o h,,nnt ro';, T.'n
Which vested on lis lcr t. = mae I ,n,,o.nt ,linI
his Loo would have to bc c't ne ofr ffiJ hui -, y
pcrsislent effort was made to lio,ht ~ H." :"
flames away from him and ii hWs " her,,io ls .,io
work. tic 1iremon were n;ycn III t;mo no
enounh 10 secnrn noynrfu, 3aol, oI's s,rn', .l,mo
and Te was lihnrotnd r. ,voS W. S"oM 'oroMs
t., covar him viii alotI;mSs ~ tl9coss,lly
him fron tho hnnt G ~ ~ ~ PioleGt
was INF fnw faot ulo i'ic, "iilch
victims werc % ,o,, 1c - tssmaS - Inreo
VIM. Cutter was boIlv h,,r,nd i,pt, piu.i. a..
exnIoaiom o omd m.is Uaul ,vaa b,piiea % " the
across thn street. @ cho ,1a.. I.Umn ,,,ai. olcar
i1reG XII I m nnt "a ,io,l.iW rios M'.s n.s0 N
Tor WHO died shortiv aftcS tIhorse thn e,,ln Nnt-
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