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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1898-03-16
WHO WAS THERE.

VIM. Jennings Bryan spoke at
Due West on last Friday. The
Greenwood Index extra, tells US
who of the candidates for State
officers were there as follows:
On the stage at Due West there
was q fine assembly of prominent
people. Among them we're: Gov.
Ellerbe, Senator McLauriu, Con :
gresham Lentz, of Ohio, Show
alter, of Pennsylvania, Norton and
Laitmer, of South Carolina, Geo.
D. Tillman, President Hartzog, of
Clemson College, Rev. ]. Walter
Daniel, Abbeville, and others.
Uncle George Tillman, the Gnu
indian Lion" was here. He is q
free silver man of long standing.
He is looming up as a candidate
for Governor.
May or Hub Evans, of Newberry,
came up and remained over night.
He was having a good time, and
incidentally running for Attorney
General.
Senator McLaurin, minus the
curls, was with the Columbia
party. He was in Congress with
Mr.. Bryan fo, two years.
Senator Archer, an aggressive
candidate for Governor, circulated
among the people yesterday.
Governor Ellerbe was on the
stand here. He came up from
Columbia.
Col. Knox,Livingston, a cand-
idate for Attorney General, was
|-rllori ries==77-=s=z--,r--=-==--
NJ. K. Cooper, a candidate for
Secretary of State, was up.
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UP-To-DATE WAR NEWS.

The battleship Oregon has been
ordered from San Francisco 10
Valparaiso with instructions to
cruise down the Pacific coast
touching at all points where there
are cable communications.
A large quantity cfmuuitions of
war for the White Squadron arriv-
ed at Tampa on last Saturday :ght
and willbe-b lbe-breught-to-DE-E+-
fugas by the Marblehead.
Three shifts of men are working
night and day at the Washington
Navy Yard IN the manufacture of
big guns.
Two car loads of torpedoes
reached Key West on Saturday
last. They will be laid in that
harbor.
Genl. John B. Gordan in res
ponse to telegram asking If he
will head one hundred and fifty
thousand of his old soldiers, says:
81 think I hear rebel yells and
Yankee hussars mingled as our
common country unites in protec-
tion of our flag"
Rudyard Kipling, apropos of
the impending war with Spain,
says: "The American are irreso-
lutte and full of doubts mp to the
point where they wake 'the drum
ming guns that have no doubts ;
After that there is no more lrreso-
luton till the last shot is fired" :"
The Secretary of War has crea-
ted a new department to be known
as the Department of the Gulf with
headquarters at Atlanta, to be un-
der the command of Brigadier-
General VIM. Graham, and COM
prising the States of South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
The Emperor of Germany is re-
ported to have said at a recent
dining that the United States
should Lever possess Cuba as long
as he was Emperor of Germany.
There seems to be no longer any
doubt but that President Mckin-
ley has determined to recognize
Cuban independence and this
means war unless Spain makes a
complete "funk" on the whole bu-
siness and this is not probable.
Senator Morgan was probably
right when he said that Spain
would rather yield to the inevita-
blesthat is, Cuban independence,
after battle royal with the Uni
ted States than to give up to Gu
ba fighting alone.
The latest from Havana is to
the effect that the Board of Inqui-
ry has virtually completed its in
vestigations. Everything now is
in the nature of cumulative testi-
mony strengthening the evidence
that the Maine was blown up ex-
ternally.
Inspector-General Losada, OF
The Spanish forces in Cuba
recently issued his official report,
says The Medical News, in which
are indicated losses almost without
precedent in modern times. Hit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1898-03-16
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It is impossible for the syssa
30 Withstand the demands sas@e
upon it just at this ssassns With
out the assistance Of 8 good paa-
flying and Strengthening soase.
The changes which Nature SsssTeSs
shall take place each spring are
90 severe that q breakdoua b
almost sure to come. 1t 10 wSss
that oil possible assistance be
given daring this period, as upon
this purifying process depenss che
health for the entire sumEsr.
Everybody just now should take .
thorough course of Swift's speeiae
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1898-03-16

It is not at all unlikely that
Fitzhugh Lee will be made Briga-
dier or Major General in the Uni
ted States Army on account of his
wise and manly conduct il Cuba
during the present unpleasant
ness.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1898-03-16

William Jennings Bryan deliv-
cred a two hours address in the
Augusta Opera House on last
Thursday night to large and de-
lighted audience. The Hon. Geo.
D. Tillman was on the stage with
Mr.. Bryan and introduced him to
the audience which seemed as
much delighted to see Uncle
George as the President, elect-to-
be.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1898-03-16

We must not forget that the
State Democratic convention meets
in Columbia on the third Wednes-
day in May next tor the purpose
of re-organizing the democratic
party of the State, as if we had
ever been dis-organized.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1898-03-16

Pickpockets follow in Bryan's
wake. Two gentlemen who listen
ed to his speech in Augusta last
Thursday were robbed to the sum
of $1S5.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1898-03-16
NOTICE.
r I

HERE will be an election held in
the Court House, of the Town OF Edge
field, 5. g., on Monday April llth. 1898,
for the purpose Of electing Mayor
and six Aldermen to serve the said
Town for the ensuing two years. Or
dered by Council this the 10Th day OF
March, A. d., 1898. Polls open from
eight o'clock in the morning until
four o'clock in the afternoon.
Managers nj Election: w. +. Do
hey, +. Rose Timmons, w. Ii. Bee.
w. w. ADAMS,
1ntendant.
nv r TINHAu Crk
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the prohibitionists coulo

If-the prohibitionists could
be induced 10 take up uncle George
for Governor, and if-Uncle
George could be induced to become
their candidate, there would be
much hope and promise for both
in such a getting together. We
have heard of stranger things.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1898-03-16

We can supply you with blank
mortgages, contracts, liens, etc.
Send us your orders, and we will
give them prompt attention.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1898-03-16
Tho Johnston Institute.

THERE schools schools why should
L paronize the Johnston Institute:
is ahathu location Ridge which
Aiken Edged Sauda Counties 1t
diurna
q Barbara, Cal.
auement No
vicious company to degrade the students
Rebecca ladies' In these Halls the
their undivided their
This uniform handsome and
students taught obey rule well until
he frstle obey well,
study thorough practical and We fit
College Diplomas those
Book
character
inspection
children books but by
sUrptiOn
S-W teachers Reamy c. c.
a. Arnold Miss Sophie Mrs c. Latmer,
MrS Cobb M-sJ H. White Mrs a. D. Reamy We
if
denumlnational lines
possible
school Board $40
month"; according Provisions taken OF
address
JOHN Lake,
.. Nj MARTIN,
Co-Superntendents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1898-03-16

The new battleship Kentucky is
to be christened with bottle of
water, to bring it good luck, we
presume.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1898-03-16

German Kaiuit and Nitrate of
Soda for sale by w. W. Adams.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1898-03-16

JOB WORK e !$. g: al ,4 ;;: 5:'. ;;.. 5s :1r' .ss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1898-03-16
JOHNS 0N'S
CHILL A ND
FEVER TONIC
Cures Fever
Ga One Day.

Maps of Edgefeid county, con-
tanning both Saluda and Green
wood, for sale at this Office.
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Russia and Japan are preparing
for war.

the dry dock at Port Royal is
said to be now in a condition to
accommodate our war vessels.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-08-25

IsLEsBoRo. Our little town was greatly
shocked at the sudden death of Capt. John
S. Warren, on Tuesday evening, Aug 10TH
He came home sick some four weeks ago.
but no one thought death was 50 near
until he had a shock Monday noon from the
effects of which he died Tuesday night. He
had been sufferer from Bright's disease for
the past three years, but did not give up his
vessel until recently. He was near his 5Oth
birthday. He was man of genial DISPOSE
ton and kind heart and greatly beloved bv
his family, to whom he was very devoted,
He leaves a widow and six children. five
daughters and one son, the two Oldest
daughters married-Mrs. John Anderson of
Dorchester Mass, and Mrs. John Gardiner
of Castine. He also leaves four sisters and
one brother to mourn their loss He was a
member of the order of Masons and was
buried under Masonic ceremony. Rev Geo.
E. Tufts officiated at the funeral, which was
at the F. B. church, Aug. IS, at . D. M
There was profusion of flowers from his
many friends. He was buried in the Gene
terry near the church. .Ibra Williams is
home for a vacation. Maurice Veazie went
to New York recently to take sea trip with
his father. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rose and
daughter of Derry, n f., are visiting her
parents here. "A G. Yeaton spent week
with his family recently, after ten months
absence. He returned to Boston Aug Is to
join his vessel.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-08-25

Mr.. E. r. Moore and wife of Belfast visited
at this place last Sunday.
There will be dance at the Grange Hall
Sept 1st Come and have good time.
A Stnson and wife attended the reunion
of the 26th Maine at Winterport last week.
The Ward family will hold a reunion at
the Grange Hall in North Searsport Aug.
Goth.
Mrs Evelyn Clark of Stockton and Mrs
Clark of Frankfort visited at A. Stinson's
last Sunday.
Mr.. Wellma Moulton and wife have left
this place for Eddington, where they have
bought farm.
The North Searsport Sunday school held
picnic in Carters grove last Thursday and
all had good time.
Mr. Geo. c. Seavey, wife and daughter
visited at the old homestead, Mr. E. W.
Seavey, last Sunday.
We are sorry to report the death of Lottie
Thayer, only daughter of E. B. Thayer.
She was one of our school and Sunday
school scholars and very bright little girl
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-08-25
DIED,

ADAMS In Morrill,, August 49, Rhoda NJ. Adams,
aged rs years, mouths and 10 days
CLARK. In NinaihaNeu, August 10, Maud Hop
kins wife of Roger Clark, aged 2S years,
DYER. In Eastbrook, August 10, Russell w.
Dyer, aged II years and / days.
FISK. In Rockville, Hockport, August H. Amos
Fisk, aged 80 years and months.
CHM In Belfast, August Is, Susan Z. CHM,
aged 81 years, 3 months and days.
GRAY. In Bucksport, August H. Capt Marx
Gray, aged SO years ana months.
GETCHELL. In Brewer, August 49, Addie r.,
wife of DR.. /, NJ. Getchell, aged ~ years.
KNIGHT. In Belmont, August 20, Mrs. Viola }.
Knight, formerly of Belfast, aged SO years and
months.
NICHOLSON. In Bucksport, August IS, Eliza
beth wife OF Angus Nicholson, aged Z years, II
months and o days.
RopleK In Bar Harbor August s, Daniel Ro-
dick, aged 80 years.
SMITH, In Vmalhayen, August To- Frances,
wife of LCander B. Smith, aged As years.
THUKsroN. In Belfast, August 10, Jane W.
Thurston, aged 70 years and . months.
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BORN

BILLINGS In Deer Isle, August <, to MIR. and
Mrs Harand "A. Billings, son, Cecll Ernest.
CAseENs. In Rockland, August /, to Mr.. and
Mrs c. f Cassens. a daughter, Bessie Gertrude.
CoNARY. In Deer Isle, August 2, to Mr., amt
Mrs Daniel l., Conary, a son.
DOW, In stonington, August $, to Mr.. and Mrs,
John :. Dow,
and Mrs Albert NJ Eames, a son.
GRAY. In stonington, August 10, to MIR and
W HiItRL . In BlnehiIi, August 3, to MI and
Mrs. Merrill Il. Hmckley, a son,
MERlTHEw. IN Belfast, August Is, to Mr. and
U OFT T. In Roekporj. August ., to Mr. and Mrs.
PAcKARD. In West Rockport, August 10, to
MIR. and MIS-. Arthur Packard. a daughter.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-08-25
R. H. COOMBS g. SON, 70 & II Man(
Reg mental Reunions,

The annual reunion OF the 9th Maine held
in Lewiston Aug 18th was attended by
about 50 members The following officers
were elected: President, Commander Rus
SCI of Pennington, Me. vice president, Capt,
Vaughan Of FoXcroft Me second vice pres
ideut, G S. Smith of Fall River, Mass
The 20th Maine Regiment ASSOCIATION will
Ii old its reunion at Rjverton, August 46th,
Among those expected to he present are
General \. Ames the first colonel of the
regiment, who has just COME north from toe
Santiago campaign Major General J NJ,
Chamberlain, General Ellis Spear and Capt.
Prince of Washington.
The annual reunion of tile nth Maine Re-
mental Association was held at Peak ; ~
land, Aug 18th. The reunion Was attended
by about 20 members, and there was good
attendance Of ladies'. The following We're
elected officers President, Sergt Q. w.
Richardson, Portland; wee Presidents
Lieut. E ID Duncan, Rochester, y, II and
Newton White, Oji Orchard secretary and
treasurer, George o. D. Soule, Portland I;
directors, Capt. George ". Nerril and Adit,
Charles W. Roberts, Portland, Gen. q. W..
West, Athol, Mass, John Haley, Saeo, Me.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-08-25
MARRIED..

BARBoUR-CooMBs IN Winterport, August l,
Thomas F. Barbour and Miss Winnie NJ. CoOmhs,
both of Stoniugton.
FosrER-SMIfH. In Rockland. August 10. Geo.
W. Foster of Portland and Mrs. Belle X Smith of
Rockland.
HISCkLEY-SoPER. III North Bluehill, August
Is, Fred S. Hnickley and Miss Mary b. Soper, both
of North Bluehill.
LEAcH-srApLEs. In Orand, August 10, Harvey
Leach and Miss Jude Staples botn of Penobscot.
LEACH-YoRK. In Orland, August 10, William
A. Leach and Miss katherine b. York both Of
Orland.
STEVENS-HoLLAND. In Lewiston, August IL,
by Rev e. NJ. Howe, Dr. Eugene l.. Stevens OF
Belfast and Miss Alice Maud Holland Of Lewis
ton.
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Belfast Savings Bank

Notice is hereby given that Savings Bank
Book GAS, issued by this Bank, has been
lost and that application has been made for
duplicate book, to be fssued under the law of the
State. JOHN H QUIMBY, Treasurer.
Belfast, Aug. "a, 1s9s.-3w34.
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OF MeirOSe, Mass.
MEMORIAL POEM, AUG. p, 1898.
Another year has passed with heads subdued
Again we meet
In memory of those who once were wont
To fondly greet.
In vain We list for footsteps i'll the aisle
The clasp of hand;
And sigh hat ne'er again we count them DER
Amid our band
OF them in tears we breathe the sad word, 'sgone
Fraught with such pain;
In human weakness grieve for voice and touch,
With mOurnful strain;
Yet could this mortal ken but ierce the veil
That intervenes,
The mystery of that higher peaceful life,
Would charm, ween.
Would bid us hasten past the fret and strife
That here annoy
To that beyond, the loving Fathers home,
Beneath whose care no storms, no clouds are
known,
And learn '''tis not the whole of life to live,
Or death to die.
Oh forms so dear, households of Gods great plan,
Eternal life;
Mortal art chou, and yet thy impress will
(Beyond earths strife)
Remain through trust of earthly missions held
And shall be known
In that beyond by worthy works and walks,
BY seed here soWn.
The harvest home for you, for me- dear friends,
Is not afar.
Let no unkind, unsympathetic act
Its beauty mar.
Live live to-day! Tomorrow's morning sun
Meier rose or set.
Ours is to-day. Then haste leave naught undone,
To give regret
O, may we scatter kindly thoughts and words,
Ennobling deeds,
Along life's pathway where so e'er we pass,
Crushing all weeds,
That when the reaper comes, ripened fruit
And golden grain
May give the welcome home, "Thy work we'll
done.'
In Joyous strain.
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THE HOMEL|EST man IN BELFAST

As we'll as the nandsomest, and others invited
to call any druggist and get free trial bottle
of Kemp's balsam for the Throat and Lungs, a
remedy that is guaranteed to and relieve all
Chronic and Acute Coughs Asthma, bronchitis
and Consumption Price 25c. and SOC.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-11-05
ROBERT NOR TON HANGED.

ROBERT MORTON, he-colored youth
whose picture we present herewith
was hanged yesterday at Petersburg,
Va, for killing Tony Westmoreland
(white) in August last.
MORTON met Westmoreland on the
street and words followed. They met
again and the three white men assault
ed him. He fired killing Westmore-
land.
The Governor was visited by the
father of the unfortunate man. accom-
panied by Mayor CoLLIRR.
The result is shown by the following
endorsation upon the back of the petit
ton:
This petition Ct the father for mer-
cy is very touching, and it is painful to
have TO refuse it, but there are no
grounds to justify executive clemency.
God grant the prisoner may be prepar-
ed for his awful fate"
j. Hoes TYLER, Governor.
October 81, 1898.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-11-05
GRAND LODGB,
Knights of Damon of Virginia.
Richmond, VA, Nov. 2,

Richmond, VA, Nov. 2, '9S.
The annual session OF the G. L. K. OF
D., OF Virginia, met in its Castle Hall
No. 100 N. Sd ST., with the Grand Coun.
cilor in the chair, Sir Ed. Randolph,
and was opened in due form, and pro-
ceeded TO the routine OF business.
Much business was transacted for
the good of the order. This session
was characterized by harmony and
love and we can earnestly say that the
love Damon had for Pythias yet exist
ed and lives IN the heart OF man. The
following Is list of officers elected for
the ensuing term, the Wednesday in
Sept, 1899:
Sir Thomas Scott, G. VIC.
Sir Nelson Jackson, G. w. VIC.
Sir Chas. Robinson. G.. Treas.
Sir P. A. Crump, G.. Sec.
Sir G. w. Morris, G.. Chap.
Sir j. @. Randolph. g s. d.
Sir Daniel Lewis, r. III. d.
Sir O. @. Patterson. L. III. d.
Sir r. Jackson, r. III. @.
Sir Jas. A. W. Jackson, L. H. G..
Sir p. Gordon, /. 8.
Sir VIM. Carthorne, G. Com.
Sir O. c. Patterson. 1st L. Com.
Sir JAS. A. W. Jackson, State Lect.
After which were duly installed, and
after completion of this noble work,
the @. L. adjourned to meet the third
Thursday in September, 1899.
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MAGNO'S MESSAGE.
SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES.
GR0UND-BREAK Nc FOR THE IN
ION UNIVERSITY.
Memorial Exercises Postoored-the Mar
riage-Other Items From the Ward.

Last Sunday was very unfavorabIe
TO our people; especially In the morn
ing when we received rain in album
dance. Our churches, as usual in such
weather was poorly attended.
The services at the various churches
were on the usual order.
On last Tuesday evening. there xAs
had IN rear of the ,Hartshorn College
what was called ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tor
the Union University" The Occasion
was characterized By a number oF
speeches made by ministers of the eitv-
and vicinity together with Rev. DR.
Dickerson, DR.. Corey and Prof. L. b.
IsHt. The spade and pick was used by
MISS carrie " Dyer aud others Some
thoussnGs OF dollars more will insure,
success.
The 9th Anniversary OF the Y. NJ. G..
A, Will be held ON next Sunday night
November 9Th at the Ebenezer BspIist
Church. Rev. w. II. Stokes will de-
liver the annual sermon. Mr.. LOUIS
Allen Fisher with the choir will ftE-
pish music.
A most excellent programme was
rendered on last Monday night at the
Eoenezer Baptist Church. 1t was the
memorial exercises of our late mission
airy, Miss Helen r. Jackson.
So far We only know Of one marriages.
Tor thanksgiving. Lookout for their
names.
The marriage which was to have tax
en- place on last Wednesday night was
postponed indefinitely.
The funeral OF Miss Mary Boiling Of
North 9th St., took place at the First.
Baptist Church on last Monday ever
ing.
Mrs. Mary s. nggs OF Phabus, Va.
who has been visiting friends in this
city and stopping with Mrs. Charles
Long OF North Bird ST., has retarped
home She expressed herself as hay
ing spent pleasant time.
Mr.. John r. Chiles spent his fur
Tough in Baltimore and Hampton lock-
ing after his real estate. Ha claims
his time to have been profitably spent.
The soldier boys have kicked against
white officers, and we see where they
are right. Keep up the fight.
MA6No UNo.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-11-05

her hand in my pocket and took out
$1.20 or 81 %. She unlocked and open
ed the door and told me to 60 out OF
there 1 said, was not going, didn't
saw srVthing much though until abe
opened the door.
WANTED HIS MONEY.
1 said I wasn't going until che gave
me my money. She said il didn't GO
out, she'd burn me with the lamp /
refused to go and she struck me with
the lamp, and I grabbed the lamp and
in the struggle, it fell to the floor.
Then i went out of there. think the
lamp was on the bureau. think the
chimney broke first 1t was a small
lamp with handle to it.
When she struck me with it, the oil
gHshed up through the burner. When
| came down stairs, / didn't open nv
mouth for fear that would swallow
the blaze.
work at T. C. Williams tobacco fac
tory. I've been working there for over
20 years, except the time that would
GO away for awhile"
This ended the testimony, and after
consultation with Commonwealth At
torney d. q. Rio hardsoD, John Lee
Ayrss was discharged, This bandaged
head showing high above the specta-
tors as he slowly but surely wended
his way from the courtroom.
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Wanted a Partner.

Virginia young man age % (col-
ored) OF neat appearance brought up
in business, having conducted retail
business OF his own, thoroughly com
petent, appreciative and 20 lite, born
IN Virginia Of good, reputable parent
age, desires to purchase or conduct a
paying business in town having pop
ulation not less than 5000
References can be had from popular
business men of New York City. Only
persons meaning business need an
swer.
GEORGE RUSH THoMPsoN,
$50 Columbus Ave-,
New York City.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-11-05
CRANK SHOT NINE MEN.

Tf1alIy Sket by Soldier te Prevent
HIS DeinR Further Damage.
Besver Dam. Wis. Nov Adam
Hammer, of this city, became suddenly
szsane yesterday and securing a gun
wounded nine men, and was finally
shst himself to prevent his doing fur
ther INJURY. Hammer was employed
in tAe zashine shops OF the J. g. Row
ell Misunderstanding company. He was
q good worker. but at times had spells
Of supposed insanity. the result. It is
said. Of religious excitement. His Pc
ouliar ways made him the butt for
practical tolses. Yesterday some one
placed ssTRe lacks On a stool where he
worked. aid this angered him. BE
left the shsP. went to a hardware store,
where he rented a shotgun and 2s
shells. and taking UP his position south
of the main building Of the plant kept
every enc at bay for ever an hear and
shooting several employees thrssgh the
windows.
Finally Lieutenant Arthur A. Tab-
Detts, OF Company X, Second regiment,
was selected by the marshal 20 shoot
him In such a Esanner as to bring him
down without KafiRg him. Lieutenant
Tibbetts shst Hammer in the right
shoulder with a 81 caliber rife, when
he dropped. None Of the victims are
fatally wounded.