The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-03-25
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ant Tour Through South Caroilna-Some of His Experiences. MT. Edward Malley, who has been south since the forepart of January, re- turned home last Sunday and has had another most enjoyable trip to the southland. He left New York in com | pany with MT. Buckingham Lockwood of South Norwalk on the 18th of Janu- ary and stopped at Lowrysville, S. C., where MT. Lockwood had permission | to shoot on the private grounds of Mir. J. II. Wilson, one of the largest planters of that part of the United States and a | great sportsman.
 They remained there about week, their best days shooting being thirty eight quail During their stay they were very hospitably entertained by Mr. Wilson,
 l MT. Malley left MT, Lockwood there and went on to McConnellsville, about six miles from Lowrysville, where he was most cordially welcomed and en- | tertained by MT. and Mrs. J. W. Brat ton.
 From there he went to the Catawba stock farm, owned by MT. A. B. Fer guson, and was Mir. Ferguson's guest | for little over a month.
 I It was his fifth visit to the farm, and 1 by no means one of less enjoyment l than his former ones at this hospitable ard interesting spot.
 | The farm covers fully 1000 acres, the principle productions being cotton, corn, oats and wheat. The host and MT. Nal ley bagged thirty quail on one of their | hunting excursions. MT. Malley also shot several wild geese.
 MT. Ferguson was a guest of MT. Malley's here last November, and was much pleased with New Haven and it's l vicinity.
 | From the farm MT. Malley went to Georgetown, $. C., and had some ex- cellent snipe and duck shooting. He stopped at the Winyah 1nn kept by MT | J. B. Butler, and was also guest of Mir, W. 0. Burke, a prominent whole sale grocer of that place. He also met several Of his friends whom he had l met on former visits,
 A big canal is in progress of con- struetion at Georgetown, which will connect Georgetown with Camden. II is fully fifty miles through the swamps 1 Mir. Reid Whiteford, United States assistant engineer whom MT. Malley has known for several years and who is experimenting the work on the canal, made Mir Malley's stay very pleasant, and MT. Malley had many pleasant sails on the. government launch while going about shooting. From Georgetown he went up to An nu1dale, about twelve miles iron Georgetown, on the launch and was thu guest of Captain Miles Hazzard. whC has a fire residence there. MT. Male, had two days of fine snipe shooting there, bagging fifty in few hours. MT Alden James, an assistant to MT. Whit ford, accompanied him.
 Last February 1t was nothing fo four guns to bag from two to thre' hundred ducks in day in the grounds of Captain Hazard. There was al abundance of wild turkey and wood cock there also
 From Annuldale MT. Maley wen to Georgetown, where through tn courtesy of Mir. Whitford he was invitet | tO NIbllGi di A. <tlchstldti NAcchlhS lodge The general gained a good dea of distinction in the Confederate army MT. Malley was royalty entertained there and had some fine opportunitie to show his skill in duck shooting.
 It was near there on Annuldal grounds that President Cleveland ha, his duck shooting in the winter of '95 President Cleveland was invited t come to the generals last Febru ary, but did not get there owing | official business. The general hal had shooting blind built es pecially for the president. and MI Malley occupied this and bagged abou twenty-one ducks in three hours. MI James was assigned to another blind and he also enjoyed the sport, whil the general was off snipe shooting.
 The generals land noout the hous looked like fairy land with the palm and tropical plants growing wild il great profusion He owns both Nort and South islands, which cover full 20, 900 acres, comprising rice lands an shooting grounds The last shot M, Malley had was at the 5000 acre planta tion of Messrs Ford and Ward at Bea hill, about fifteen miles from George town. Mir. James accompanied hin MT Malley feels obligated to the abov gentlemen for allowing him to shoot O private grounds and for other courte sies
 MT. Malley had very pressing invi tation to go to Messrs. Donaldson Bros plantation on the Waccamaw river, di rectly across from Georgetown, bu could not accept, owing to other engage ments Georgetown is noted for it shad fishing. Early in March 100 case were shipped each day to Philadelphi for over a week.
 MT. Malley made arrangements befor leaving Georgetown to have a house
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