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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-05

No other pills can equal DeWits's
Little Early R,sers for prompsness.
certainty efficiency. Fred Schsefer,
orugRist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17


r,psm alup Co. Muutlgyto, ll
Gruu,mou n, it my dut 20 "a.
pt,ss tp luu my hauwdo Cos what
}our wonderful i,mgil has doae COS
me 3 1850 ,omplrteA uu dosu wlth
70 complication ui stomach diao,bsls
rul Gal. mvntbs / ,luli uot Wogh aul
vaa treated D ulra gmluvut phlst
glans uu. usi4isi upou pgpratius
un ue ds,Iurus uuthlus shor, oi au
operation Coos appssli,,,.a aould yuta
wo A uiqud iUduged mo Ga tCy ul
uAiuNpi syrup tspsiu aud igaw the
n,at dvse bagan to lmplata apd have
uut bNu auf uouuie aioue have
saiuol l5 puuuia iu aoism apd aa,
onlui las tbu teli beat %, health /
uoser lan lu say sool vop Cos uF
uaidNena syrup repsu taf / hnow
what % tAs dome lul ms lt wiu dp Cos
othela uatgiulY yYuta
CHARLES curcY
Solo bl b. n lluis k ,o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

rawaes ueps villa wsat ahow
pltehed iss tsats GA ths esst Side
fhursasy aad ail day she gfouuis
sore swarHsa with asEsr spsetstofs
Aoth aiisrnopn sad eveniug peffofm
anosa we're largely attended sud 81.
ssrv Thoroughly pleased vith she ss.
hitilloa All ths didereut phases li
irontisr lie we're portrayed iu = fesi
aatie 800 thrilsing aaansr aad ioi au
eHhibitina % its kiad 10 ia she best
that ever sisi,gh hefo TIE dalrg
rider aud feats of hofaemauatlp rA
hlbltsd a bY bauds Of indians. row uoys.
aud Aokieana. wa af hiHh order
and nllsd the hpafta of ell ulta AL.
miratiun The boomerang thtuwlug .
bY thp Auairailaa bushmsu wsa =
novel isatufe aud desefyiug oi special
cpmmsndatiop ln shlFi, tha entr,
prfiufmauQe irom start tu tulhh was
oacoileut aud hold thp oloatbt attsu
uou 90 the large audience tltta
oura hspatoh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

rs b Hstas st b. b Abuutt ID D.
Mathews b. NJ ivuta A " MDWuthy
a. W rulaa. b. A utyutta
banqust aud Muaie.
W b Cooper William tItfhaupA e.
q Mcmillan
Reception and notsl Accommodations
Edsar Turner % b. atuush Hnf
tou Van pJug. b 10 uiaon % "a Cor
tun. ~ % uubrr lloyd u,slieos b.
t Usn.e D VI f,lton . % rueofa.
i N t1maher luha utpru.t unp
NtIuulds M b. Cbsadl. Murstn
Grant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

ohiahoma CITY. OKLA Oct ~ The
ierminal railFoad tuoe milea loag
shirh giYea lhs "a ioaia a san FrNn.
elsoo railroad un uptowa atalion was
cpmpletsd Saturday nieht aud the
kenina nov ruu up tGsp. TIE San
Fsuheiseo has been 81 sreat diaadyant
aMa heretofore because 10 stqtlon was
~ faf from the bnalnesa oenter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

AGapabss. 0kla. Oct ifa@rhe TRIAL
~ BuFgeil laes EdWars tans Edlow
Terly and GARFIELD orD ios kiiiing d
nermah fnfmef Baaf hia place rosuit
"a IN thslf oangiotion. eith penitenti
arB sentences "a follows Barrett
t.ane. tan yeam Edvard lane aud
Qsrnoia Terry. iour years each ndlov
xergy. nee years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

~ uet ga seatst lt htvl tsat
t,publos 800 Most ussy leu suaat
nam ipiigestipn hulol uirprpsty
eare digests wbatYuu vst apd sistb
lhe aofe put stuueeh pssispt t,at 10
la iha unlY pttpsFstun kauHu tbet
gpmp 'eleiy disesta al elassga ol toods 7,
that H SHY a. tutfs tbn aoiat gstga 1t
iuAis stiau aut sluwaeh UaatIs atar
evsy thlng rlaa has iaded ltsnsY bn
takan la tll conditions apd papuot
balp but do ylu good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17
oklAaoMA uslvgRslTY ui ~
DiAHs O.

hsfmsa, okiar uct, fbo Oui
vtrslty of oklahoma defeated ibs
Chtlseoo lndian too, ball team hrra
iaat saturday hy a scole OF 80 20 o.
Thn 'sarsiiy wept through che Indians
llae and around eads fol gains 90 h,o
b. ai,y yards. The uuiyorsiv plays
hluacosoo noat saturday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

acuppa MvHae r,eso Nssu
Naolis O,l 81 rbe tuplup msu,
toqips sro akaiu dapialns activity
fv0 huadrei atta,kel twenty msu of
the rNebp luurth uiauJn uoar Hau
iuse tpton. oa thu tenth aul oi tbo
American dvtachmrut Boat sstou rra,b.
vd SIAN loss % ia p,uuaulu that lhe
W,tu captured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17
Panty nNnAMlrEn-

sgupp M,Nay rtvaa Aa8u
hot Springs. Arkr uDt ~ lyu
iuuga vllu ani iuuJ children weu
blown tp atoms at aella bb dynamite
Nhlu iuel vetv uatm. supper Do a
believed Usputa u,ur Homestead
claim prompted h, uuussy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

ApH ara Apuus meN casting fpNr afst
balloi Ws loasfstuiata iau We aao
san ioug aiteauoa ,Q ~ pahvells
aYrip r,psln lof pQasllpsilaa laii
soalluH. 6lgk iigaaarha aaa aloaAth
tsouole AtEp ipne q ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

itis we'll tl bDy~ tuat ueWttIa
Mitgb ilseel aatto aill lyal butu
apd tiop thu paia at uutt 40 Ntt
case ee4pmA aud ahla disrasta aud uE
ID wuundb sud bptss. lt ls q r.rtslb
purv To- pilgs Counterfeit. mas te
uueFod fuu ays thet suA N.t tbt
ougluai neN.iua Witch uat,l aas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

tv tate 10 cote iu ou, ual
rakg LsNa,ltp hroma palp,as lRutets
AN druggbta retvud tho wonty lt o.
taiia 90 cuto. ~ NJ Groves slguature
q un each boa Iat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17
ultsbs iB 1900
uusinaaa ssasioa "a


esseutisa Commodities Rsbsks afaneh.
Are Matte noushy Ma Katie
McW'thY Ma o. ~ D. Hay Ms
Flora uuge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

lhIa la tte tfaspa W ben muthgta afe
aiafnt a ou aeouWut 81. pfpnp "A h
aaiekN saFea ~ hnt Mluule Ntps b
tars Rhieh gbUdrrp llke t4takp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

Have yuu atpuru taua s.taal Du.tb
iu uar iu tbs aity s,ba1Ist lIls auI
NuY thtm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

A yeu are bilious and gst bottle ut
Nsels Esrvs apd liver r.lh The
8aa,s nsug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

have suffered terribly tot a long tmo from
a complication oi troubles psoaliar 30 femelea.
1 Was treated by thr,g different physicians.
but hoy each Ono gave $40 up 40 10 hopeless
cAso aud iuourablo. was discouraged aud
diahaartsned b., thr verdict OF The doctofe. and
had begun go tsd that it vas only question
ct d short tims tiu 1 would be- la u,y ggave,
Net asa drowning porson reaches tor every
thing la sight 90 l vas tDiug evsy remedy
could hear uf, seeking fylisf from mJ mtseD
aud tDiug 90 prolong my NO. | found aoth
Jag to du mv ans good uuuh by some mesns
heard ot a. b 4 (Uossuo.s tua,ale faaHoea)
90 / uied it aud am hsppy 90 golsto that it
proved 30 bs tbo ,sy lhiag aeeisd for b..
gan Co Improve by tha tiu,e had taken halt T.
bottlo, aad nov l am Cured SQUAD aud woli by
a little moro than three bottlsa q, y. 4. 10
beyond question: tho best aedioin6 la Che world
aad all sudeuug woiaon shouid, II possible. be-
made tu realise what 10 Will do iog them. 1 Am
recommending ID vyury oppoftunity have, aud
/ want you - oublah. tor the beneut of all
Wuuankmd, what Ia has done tuf me.
M,ss R ARMSTRONG,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

nf CaidWgii.s alrup rypslu ia uDs
TO, ado by b Is, iluio a Uo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

fpr pure dFyss, beet pefiumsa aut
toilet aruelss goto liuiu.s drug store
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, NJ rvfilQr the uaiY gfnuineNYe
spsaieust ia ugtbpt AZ the HA6le
pfss htufs
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rnE avrnals rualle LIaaAaY

nps,sira over FinpeyH harnass shop on
nklahona ave. opau Wedpesiay aud
SATURDAY lrom sod y. m Gone ~
and eee the new books
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

Have Suu seeA she usw prses pn
wall paptr st iUIIeaf it will pas
Iog % buy puN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

ossds priatsd rhns YOU wait 90 ths
Leader uhilv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

VA "a What Warner Sals Curt}
+. AZ a scientific 1asad vegetable PREPARATION e
M q How long has h been lu uasf
~ Al pubicy twsniY.ons years and n al qaria oi e.
M lhe civilized world
q Whaf DOES h cursl
~ a Az lorms q Kltnsy. Liver and Bladder Dis
. eassa e.
=. q Are many cures vouchsd ioff ~
~ a. Nearly one million unsolicited testimonials "a
bon men and women m al walks ol lle ass on ile 81
O Il pleasant 10 ials2
M A. ExeertlonalY 70, ard psrsciy safe io take BY ~
n young or old. under any and al conditions ~
ID O WHARF can h be psocursd2 e.
M a OF all iruggaiA The largest bottle and the ~
~ greatest beneh. h Is the kidney and liver msdcns ~
ID 81 lhs world e.
A ~ n'' ''"' ,Ms MsG ' sss' % q, ls, @ e e, ss.s, So e.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17
SIX YEARS or sUFFERINcl
cuREp lM TWRLVE WERKsI
Mra. Bessie Higgins, OF coldspring,
Tex. writes of &. 4. P.g

Boz six years l suiulod sih pai0s n az
stomach aud back az each appearance Of No
monthly periods Decides tfYing every doetof
lu uur town. 4 used vArioUs femals tfsatmeats,
but nbtAined au olief whatever l cav yoal
advertisement aRd at onoe began ooFre 9ond.
ouoe wth your ladies Health Club, sBd a.
result have used q. b. A. (ueFalo'u feua4ie
raaaooAl fof twelve weeks only 10 he's relieved
uy mtsory aud l oau uuthfuiD Say thai ! am
in bstteg health than iur seven years paat a.
b. a. has duae more tof ule than al ethef fel8
odies opabinsd. aud 1 wish that eyory suforlng
woman knoW OF this valuable msdioias,
Ma. bEBSiE hlNGtNe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

1bo autat ice of .tatloaegg ia bt
iuapd lu he sity at t,uisa tapa ttpfp
Dewey plaah
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

utsat Oarsaius ia vail pape, oov as
Lllilsa dfug starr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

The best methad OF cleansing tuu 10
ser 10 she uae ot che Famous htte pills
kuown aa utWitts Llttlo Early tla
vra. EasY 90 take Neysf gfips
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-05-04

from tho State board Of canvassers
was merely Il writing showing tho
returns of tho election officers. It
was no evidence validity Of tito IN
Wow Of tho conclrsion reached by tho
constitutional authority, which was
tho State Legislature.
AZ tho cnso was merely q State
question, Mr.. Maxwell thought it
unnecessary TO consider the application
Of tho fourteenth amendment to tho
Constitution, concerning the taking
Of property without duo process of
law. That amendment could only
be applied whore right had accrued
and Mr.. Taylor had never held any
tito to tho Office claimed by him.
Mr.. Louis McQuown also spoke
for Mr.. Beckham. IIo argued that
If tho State had provided a proper
mode Of procedure, if tho election
law was constitutional, there could
ho no legitimate criticism of tho
method of application, and in
that case tho Federal Court was
clearly devoid Of jurisdiction. Error
OF that character could not give this
Court jurisdiction.
MIR. McQuown also contonded that
tho Federal Court had no right to
investigate or question tho motives
of tho Legislature in its decision. 1t
was to DO presumed that the Logis-
laturo had acted on proper knowl-
edge of tho facts of the case. Tho
only resort was to the ballot. Ex-
Governor Bradley, tho only attor-
noy remaining to be heard, will make
the concluding speech for Governor
Taylor.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-05-04
HANNA Claims II All.
Tho Great Republican Boss Declares tIni
lIia Party will Garry oil tho states II
Carried In IS06 Exccp, Kentucky,
and Hopes to Cnrry Sew
e!al Others,

Cleveland, Ohio, April 3O-The
Leader received from its Washing
ton correspondent tonight the follow
ing statement from Senator Hanna,
chairman Of the Republican National
committee, concerning tho outlook
for the coming Presidential cam
paign from a Republican standpoint:
GAS a result of careful study of
tho situation I feel perfectly safe IN
making the prediction at this time
that Mckinley will be re elected
There is no way Of figuring how the
Republicans can lose in their coming
contest, if they put their shoulders
to the wheel and al not imbucd with
a spirit of over. confidence in the sue
cess of tho ticket. Tho price Of tho
victory will DO much harder and
moro constant effort from the time
the campaign opens until election
day. The Republicans should mako
tho same kind of fight they did in
1896. There should be no cessation
in their endeavor to elect their can
didates, and their application and at
tention to the details of the campaign
must be steady and duncoaslng. They
should go into the combat on tho
supposition that hard work is abso.
lutely essential to victory. Tho spirit
of Republicans this year is of a most
gratifying kind. At the Ohio State
Convention, held in Columbia last
week, this spirit was manifested in
plain and unmistakable manner. The
delegates even then wero prepared
for the great political battle which
soon will begin, and it was potent
that they will go into it with great
enthusiasm. Senator Fairbanks, who
has just returned from the Indiana
Convention, informs mo that the Re-
publicans of his State possess the
Same inspiration. This is true also
Of Republicans in other States, and
all reports which I have received
along this limo arc to the same effect.
Evidence is plentiful that tho Re
publican party all over tho country
realizes fully tho necessity Of enter
ing the campaign with earnestncss
and determination to win aSvictory.
In going over the list Of States that
cast their electoral vote for McIIin-
Icy four years ago / do not SOC any
which will not do tho same thing
this year, unless it be Kontuckv.
That State | am placing. in the
doubtful column, although wo GER
tainly purpose making every effort to
carry it. regard Maryland, which
the Democrats are claiming already,
as reasonably certain to remain in
tho Republican column. Besides
holding our own in practically oil
tho States that we carried in 1896,
we have reason to believe that tho
Republicans will carry Kansas, South
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-05-04
Terrible Boiler Explosion.

Triton, Ga, April 30.-Tho saw
mill plant Of j. N. Bray & Co., at
Cecil was wrecked by boiler cxplo.
sion at an early hour today. Fivo
men were killed and three seriously
injured. Tho killed aro Luther
Clair, fireman; III. Chambers, white;
Gus Nichols, Jack Cashen and Will
Houston, colorcd. Tho injured aro
j. @. Raincs, lumber Inspector, may
dlo: Wesley NIcPhaul, seriously in
jured; unknown negro.
The damage is between ten and
fifteen thousand dollars, on which
there is no insurance. Several houses
in tho ic'nity wcro seriously injured
by tho osion and heavy pieces Of
timber were blown through tho walls
of the adjoining buildings.
Tho explosion occurred just as tho
whistle had blown for the men to 80
to work. Que half of ono Of tho
boilors WAS blown two hundred yards
from its foundation.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-05-04
Stamps In Books.

For public convenience the post
Office department is furnishing the g
cent denomination Of postage stamps
in small bound books of 12, "a and
4o stamps each, and Of postage value
n, 48 and 00 cents, respectively.
They are sold at an advance of Ole
cont on tho stamp value of each
book, to cover tho cost of manufac.
ture. The pages arc of six stamps
each, intorloaved with paraffined pa
per to prevent premature adhesion,
making book Of convenient size to
carry in tho pocket or pocketbook. "a
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-05-04
Over A Hundred
Killed in Explosion,
COAL MINE DISAsTEIs>AT SCuOFIELD
UrAH-POwDEK 1GNIrED.
Details Meagro but I0sitively Stattd-S5
Dead Have Already Been Taken
From Il Single Mine.

Salt Lake, Utah, May ia tor
rible explosion occurrel today in
the winter quarters Of tho Pleas
ant Valley Company's coal mine
at Schofeld, on the Rio Grande West
ern Railway, near Cotton, Utah, by
which, according to reports, over 100
people were killed and many injured.
It Is reported that 90 bodies have al
ready been recovered.
The cause of the explosion is at =
tributed to the blowing up of num-
Sber OF kegs Of blasting powder.
Tho work Of rescue is going on
and everything possible is being done
ITO relieve the suffering and ascertain
the number Of dead. Suporintend
ent Sharp of the coal company and
Superintendent Wolby of the rail
road company have gone to the scene
on special train. Of the dead, nine
men have already been identified
and six of the severely injured have
also beon Identified
A special from Schofield states pos
itively that thore have been 85 dead
bodies taken out from tho Pleasant
Valley mino No. 4. There wero 250
men at work in the two mines, Nos.
1 and 4. The balance Of the miners
are dead. The explosion is supposed
to have occurred in No. 4 and OK
tended by a connection with No. 2.
TWO HUNDRED ARE DEAD.
Later.-A special to The Tribune
from Schofield, Utah, says: "The
English language cannot describe
the appalling disaster which occurred
here at 1925 this morning by the
explosion in mine No. 4 of the Pleas
ant Valley Coal Company, and by
which 200 men and upwards havo
lost their lives. At this hour 1877
bodies have been recovered and the
work Of rescue is still proceeding and
will continue until all tho bodies have
been brought to the surface.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-05-04
GREEN WOOD MILLS DOUBLE
Capaci Increased to 10000 Spindlcs
ALSO Z New Mil.
Special to GrccnviIlo News !

Special to GrccnViIlo News.
Greenwood, S. G., May 1.-The
stockholders Of Greenwood Cotton
mills today at their annua! meeting,
decided to double their present
plant, increasing tho same to 10000
spiudlcs. New stock amounting to
$llS,0OO will be issued and tho bal
anco of tho cost Of tho a adoptional
plant, Sl0I 900, will be paid ont Of
the surplus earnings Oft the company
No statement of earnings was given
out but it can be said that the ycur's
work has been exceedingly satisfac-
tory. The mill has on hand large
supply of cotton, upon which thero
is q profit Of nearly $4,000. This
profit is not counted in the years
earnings.
Tho regular dividend of 8 per
cent, payable in July and january,
was declared. Tho vote to increase
the milPs capacity was unanimous.
Il can be confidently stated that
Greenwood will have another now
10000 spindle mill in tho near
future. All but $40, 900 Of tho stock
has boon placed. No names can yet
bo giyon but tho enterprise is almost
certain.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-05-04

Dakota and Washington, which " 1T
for Bryan four years ago, wh!!n oar
chances arc excellent, | am inroimrd
by Senators Shoup and Garter, Of
winning Idaho and Molh&nH, th"
States which they represent in the
Senate.
"Altogethcr I am pleased with tie
outlook, which could not l,c ANY moro
encouraging than it is.'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-05-04
Fierce Forest Fires In Michigan.

Marinette, April 30.--Forest fires
were raging furioasly north Of Fis-
cher, Michigan, ulong the right of
way of the Wisconsin & Michigan
railway Saturday and Sunday. The
property damage will be large.
The town of Amire is practically
wiped out. The railroad people ran
special train up the road on Satur-
day to warn the people Of the fire.
Forest fires are burning every
whore north Of here, aud great dam.
ago will result il the fire is not ex-
tinguished.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-05-04
TOE nluEr1ia">g 20 uiELS.



The follo~ir.; circn'%r especially
interests 'mcm,,r.# Of Nnufcdrratc 40.
c;etics, bnt cr,'ai"'y r., them alone.
All WHO re-, T. nnl lyy~ tho nrjnci-
pics OF that ,,,y. ynr,,nt Ct which
President iAN;; wV7 the head. should
SO 10 il thHt ctrry effort hc n,aGo to
hasten thc GHmDtutiIn OF ,hN pro-
posed mo- un!cut. To do This all
must help.
To the nHn il is surely unnccns-
sury to say til. Without their assist
anco The monu,ocnt can never ho
built. The woln2a luyn, at their
request, tnE"u from thom tho heavy
task OF COL citing tho necessary sum
Of money, Lat from the men The mo.
ney must come at last, and ought TO
como PROMPTLY.
10 the women Of tho South no
words conll be- spoken mrro stimu.
latinT and inspiring 10 cyny.ion than
those Of President Davis in The rcdi-
cation to history Of tho "Rieo and
Fall Of tho Confcdcrato Govern
ment:"
To ba \v0n,cD Of fbn C,r fncoruo,,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-05-04
I.AUKENS POLICEMAN SHOr,
wounded by Lotion Sullivan, who yyns
Fighting n Negro.
Especial to Greonville News,)

NoFUC1HI 20 UICU1lVIII0 NOWS.J
Laurons, S. G. May 1.-Lofton Sui
livan, agrocory clerk, shot Policeman
Frank Duvall in tho thigh this after
noon, inhicting a painful but not a
dangerous wound. Sullivan was in
volvcd in an altcrcation with negro
when the policeman appeared. Sui
lvan says 10 shot at the negro and
accidentally hit Duvall. Statements
from others aro that Sullivan refused
arrest and in resisting shot Duvall.
Sullivan subsequently submitted to
arrest and gave bond.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-05-04

''''" F"'"f&NS must lo rr"N''"' '"r,
! hHNii'% y" country |" p"n'I"n them;
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-01-11

Gentlemen Of the jury, said the attorney
for the defendant 10 tue breach OF promise
emit, bsve putposely kept our most import
snt witness TO the last. Ny client is q
young man OF more than ordinary ssgscity
aud, believing ths. this youog woman bsd
designs upon bin. be had small phono
be called upon her Oh the hight 10 ques
tion. II will faithfully reproduce the COD
versation that then took place between the
tso. Gentlemen Of the jury. the phono
graph
Amid proioubd silence the INSTRUMENT
vas set going, and the inry listened.
Gentlemen Of the jury, said tue attorney
Tor the plsinti, rising 10 bic turn sDd cd
dressing the IL men 10 deeply impres
sive msnuer. | slso bare purroseiy kept
our most important witness 10 the last.
The Iesrnsd counsel upon the other side
may smile, but the disclosures sm about
to make will over urn the fimpsy .ttuc
tnre upcn which be bss sought to build
case snd will tumble it 10 ruins about his
ears You can talk any thing ibt) . bsserly
photograph. gentlemen, 1t spy time and
place, bat the siines' shall produce 10
ore that cannot be stuffed Tor The occasion
II viii reproduce in your hsnine, gentle
men, the words Of endssrnert tti. design
ing yonrg man hss addressed - my client
time snd sgsin. tosethsr With hsr replies.
| ~ill GOV Introduce ss . witness 10 this |
esse the family p.uot Geuilenen oi ihe
Jury. the psrol
DeItroosl, lifting . covered cage oni
from nrdsr The table be removed the cloth |
TIA, evsloped IL, snd large green parrot
% the inside inaedisssly began: