The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-12
They are Looked On as the lnstiga-
tors of the Trouble.
BROTHER-IN-LAW ORDERED TO GO
\ Band of Men Waite on j. VI. Collins
and Tell Him TO Go-Tom Toibcrt
VIII Not Dic-Ihc Collector is
still i'm Jail at COlumi q as
the Safest Place for Him
at the Present Time.

WASHINGTON. Nov. IA special to
the Post from Columbia, 5. c.. give the
following particulars Of the race troubles
in that State:
Sheriff AIcCashland Of Greenwood coun-
ty. in which Phoenix is located, wired the
Governor to-day:
Things perfectly quiet and excitment
all gone. You cannot rely upon sensa-
tional rumors.
Late news from the scene Of the re-
cent lynchings indicated that the angry
passions Of the people are subsiding and
no further bloodshed is now to be ex-
pected unless two negroes. Circuit and
White. or Henderson, a white man, all
Of whom the crowds wish to secure, are
found. There is every reason TO believe
that all three have escaped.
FEELING INTENSE.
The feeling against the Tolberts seems
u be intense. An impartial man who
has been at the scene of the dlmculty,
says:
III the Toberts return 20 their home
anv time soon trouble viii inevitably fol-
which. for time 10 come, If ever. will not
be a healthy place for them. They are
looked upon as the meters ot le trou-
BILE
1T IS generally thought dangerous TO
allow The two T0lberts here TO be taken
TO Greenwood. One dispatch says. In
speaking OF the prospect Of further
trouble II the Tolberts are..brought: II
they are brought back here there Is no
ian made that will stand
JAMES TOLBERT ORDERED AWAY.
"This morning notice was given James
T0ibert. whose wife is prominent at Nc
Cormick. that he would be allowed thir-
ty-six hours 10 leave, but that his wiie
and children will be cared for and pro-
tected
Although james Tolbort IS not known
10 have had anything 10 do with the re-
cent troubles 81 IS said that he leit'
going. no ono knows where. Mrs. Toll
bert. il Is stated. Is making preparations
10 leave. II IS supposed that James
was accompanied to a point OF safety
by armed negroes. a band Of them being
reported I'm the county to-day.
THE BROTHER-IN-LAW.
To-day a band Of white men started
from Abbeyville for the homo Of j. VI.
Collins. a brother-in-law OF r. r. Toll
bert. who is said 10 have been a Repub-
lican leader In his section. They go 70
tell him that he must leave the county.
There IS no intimation that they will use
violence 10 make him leave.
Tom Tolbert. who was so'dangerously
wounded IN the original encounter. IS
now al Abbeyviile, and late reports in
dicato that he is in no danger.
FULL or SHOT.
Collector John r. Tolbert IS still at the
State prison with his son. Unless some
complication occurs it IS said that he will
soon recover. There We're thirty bird
shot in the head and twenty-seven duck
shot in his body. No effort whatever was
made to-day to have either Of these men
released. their attorney preferring for the
present to keep them in their place Of Sc
curity and where the elder man might
secure the medical treatment his condition
demands.
"All things considered II looks tonight
IS n the trouble IS at an end. and no
more need be expected unless some OF the
Tolberts venture back % Greenwood coun-
ty in a short time"