The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-02-13
STILL CRUS4DiNG.
Mrs. Ns:ion Snaashes Ano:has
Saloon In Topeka.
SHE ADDRESSES CHILDREN
And Rppsa;s to Ther fo smash
Saloon H,nG; Ws Win
Rocks in All tbs
Ciliss.

Mrs. Carrie Nation spd three follog-
e-s Wednesday wrought dafls5e to the
extent Ct $i.55J in Tic ''Seas:e,' tho
6nest equipped ''joint" il Topeka Kan.
She also gsi-,d the INST police 2Eotsc-
ton The pcli,e followed up he. raid
Of Wednesday and arrested tie Drorrie-
ter Of the Sela:e and two msE vho .ere
guarding the p'sce, and TIE stock Of
li9aor the salono secured t. sell to !he
crowd. focked to view the vrecLage,
Mrs. Nation was arrested, out rfcnpt-
!y released.
M--s. Nst;cs ead her x-eoksrs, esca
armed With i.atcaet, sailed fo-th at
dsybresk they forced ..h.oir say pact
Neg:c e;,o wss guarding tie doo- os
the "Sensto" and IL loss thaa stn n,;a-
utes had grew the door 9th broken
rirroEs, bottles, slot machines saI
splintered bar fixtures. The Negro fred
shot Of waning into the ceiling. out
it had 70 effect. Presently po':3ems7
walked lei6u,ely icto the socn and
said: 'Eo;!, Sister Nation, / guess
we'll have &c arrest you sgain.
;Irs. Nation he'd just smashed the
last bottle snd was ready to 90.
The police Judge was glad &c -5lease
her when she appeared for trisl and ed.
ninistsred rebuke to that omoial.
Mrs. Nation soon went down Kansas
avenue, free again.
Later Cbief Of Police Stabl, in "a in
teI7ieH with reporter, said:
Il do notcsreif Mrs. Nation smsshes
every joint in Topeka. I sympsthizs
With her, I hope she will siose up the
saloons Of tie CITY. As an officer Of the
lav, thought it is my duty to arrest her
every tiEe she creates a disturbance
CT destroys property. II We had the
right kind Of state officers it would not
be necessary for Mrs. Nation to do what
SIZE is doing"
There are reports Of plots to hurt Mra.
Nation. 1t vas said that several sa-
loon mon have charged thick glass bot
ties T;.h tremendous pressure, so that
an explosion will follow their being
broken. She is not at all disturbed By
thsse STOKES.
Wednesday Mrs. Nation dictated an
appeal ito the children o2 the h:sa
schools Of the United States" in which
she urged children everywhere to srssh
saloon windows with rocks.
When Mrs. Nation appeared in court
! to answer the charges Of disturbing
the peace" snd 'snashing joint the
first charge was dismissed, noswith-
standing the crusader demanded trisl;
hearing on the second charge vas set
for Thursday, the prisoner being 7s-
leased without t0nd,
"The charge o. disturbing the peaee
is dismissed" 7zii Judge MagraE, as
the crusader stood at the railing. The
charge followed her arrest Tuesday.
after her fruitiess attempt to wreck
the Unique restaurant.
Il object to the dismissal, exclaimed
Mrs. Nation. Il wss arrested wong
fully snd deprived Of NJ liberty"
To tie charge Of smashing joint,
Ms. Nation replied:
| u plead guilty to that, ] rather think
did suasl IT,"
The prisoner deuanoel :'l.t :she 10y
! attorney be brought in ard 80 con.
! PEELED to si7e csGse foz s1restins her
Tuesday. The rolies judge TIED to
ignore her and the chief Of police re-
fused to iigse2 to Ter denand.
! Then Judge Magrav began to 1esd
the lsw toaoaiag offenders Who erosss
public disturbance OF cause riot. M.s
| Nation interrupted ssyaEsi t:uss and
told tho oecrt it "n;ght IS well read 9
novel to ms as thss ss1L. I. aaes't
cover ny case"
! The jgdgs vas indignant sad Caief
Stshl threatene1 to nave the marshal
PIT her out.
Juage Msg-av had 40 desire to held
tbs prisoner sad permitted hec to 60 on
Ter GA reoogcizsnoe to appear Ia1t
Thursday for tIiai.
! Ms. Nation thanked him ana SHOOK
hands and departed.
! Mrs. Ns:ic2 vss again arrested ca a
warrant sTorn ccs By .hs owners ef tho
f, "5eue:e" ssloo.. She "a charged With
mziiciou5 G.4etrccsicr eli property. She
| was released en- 800 5oai fer tr:cl
Saturday.
4. Hailey, physical dIeoso. Ct shs
; 7. NJ. c. A., fought Tussday afternoon
! over tho merits Of atrs. Nation ) scr-sads
i; With Negro named Jackson: v5c said
| he wished Ma. Ns::o1 had | sn s:I5a.
Joh1 G. Nicholson, iaH:e: from
; Newton, is re-e vita bill ne has pre-
par=d &c iSs.!iEs join. Jnsshins,