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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-03-27
March 26, 1901.

The court opened this Wednesday
morning with the trial of Ed Dingle,
charged with the shooting and killing
OF Jane Gamble. W. c. Davis Esq.
represents the prisoner and as soon as
the jury was charged, Captain Davis
moved to have all the witeesses ex-
cIuded from the court room. The testi-
mony was all in by noon, and at the
request Of the defendants counsel, court
took q recess until afternoon, when the
arguments viii begin. The impression
seems to be that the State has not
made out its case beyond reasonable
doubt, the evidence going to show that
Dingle killed the woman accidentally
while in play.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-03-27
To Cure A Cold In 0a2 Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
lets. All druggists refund the money
if II fails to cure. E. ". Groves sig
nature is on each bo:. 25c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-03-27
An Honest Medicine for LaGrippe.

George w. Watt CT South Gardiner, Me-,
says: II have had the worst cough. cold, chillS
and grip and have taken lots Of trash Of no ac-
count but profit to the vendor. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is the only thing that has done
any good whatever. I have used one bottle Of
it and the chillS, cold and grip have al left me-
congratulate the manufacturers Of an honest
medicine. For sale by The r. B. Loryea Drug
Store. Isaac NJ. Lo-yea. Prop.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-03-27
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AND

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The genuine has the name blown in the
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cartoons and the Oil in green cartoons.
TAKE NO OTHER
FOR SALE BY
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-03-27

GRAND JURY PRESENTMENT.
To the Hon. R. C. Watts, Presiding
Judge March Term, 1901.
We the grand jury drawn for the
year 1901 would beg to hand your
Honor this our first presentment:
First-All of the bills of Indictment
handed Us by the Solicitor have had our
careful attention and reports have been
made thereon.
Our time has been occupied BY the
past two days in acting upon bills and
We have not as yet made any examina-
ton OF the county jail or the public Of
fees. These matters will have due con-
sideratlon later, and we will report to
the court at some subsequent term. In
order that We may enter into thor
ough examination of the county offices,
we have appointed a special committee
from our number, consisting of MeSsrs.
R. J. Alderman, ". II. Bradham and
A. I. Barron, to attend to this matter
at some future time and make report
to US.
The matter Of awarding the county
printing by the county commissioners
has been brought to our attention and
complaints have been made: and also
the county commissioners have made a
statement to us concerning the same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-11
Oharecd With CompIicity.

Chicago, Sept. 1l.-HeDry Travsglio,
one OF the Chicago anarcnists
who Is now awaiting bearing
on the charge Of completely 10 q
plot to kill President Mckinley was. II
Is said, in San Francisco few days
before the President arrived there to
participate in the ceremonies attending
thellaunching OF the battleship Ohio.
The police of that city obtained pos
session OF G letterla few days prior to the
Presidents arrival, which revealt d the
fact that plot had been laid by Ital-
ian anarchists to shoot Mckinley from
Market street window as be was pass-
log 10 a carriage Traveglio fled
before the arrival of the police and the
fact that coUspir acy had existed was
carefully withheld from the public. 1t
will also be remem bered that a large
quantity Of dynamite was fonnd In one
OF the places which 1t was expected the
President would visit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-11
Foreign News.

London, sept. Light bodies have been
brought up from the Llssbrsdach mine at
Caerpilly, Wales, where an explosion oc-
CURED yesterday. Eight miners have been
rescu. d bnt all are seriously injured. The ex-
plosion Is said to have been caused by the
| firing OF a shot.
London, Sept 11.-Truth today says that
| the Duchess OF Cornwall and York expects
accouchment in January and that possibly
the tour of the royal couple through Csrada
viii be curtailed on taat account.
London, Sept. 11-some excitement was
caused in anarchist quarters early this morn.
ing by the rsiding of the Anglo-Swiss club.
Many arrests were made. The police have
increased their vigilance in sbsdowiDg all
violent anarchists.
Paris Sept. IL The Gar will spend four
hours of his visit to France in Paris. he will
arrive in the city at p. M. and will drive
| from the station to Alexander Ill. bridge.
Afterwards be will hold a reception at the
Russian Embassy, returning to Compegne at
p. N.
ionstantinople, Sept ia report has
| reached here that number Of Armenians
have fired into the Mussulmsn quarters at
Musb. A fight followed, the result Of which
is not known. A massacre !s feared.
London, Sept. ia sensational robbery
was reported 10 the ponce To-Day. Inc MAI
quis of AURlesey was the victim. he was re-
lieved of jewels valued at 10000 pounds,
while at the Wasineh&m hotel last night
Henry Cyril Psget the 6fth Marquis o An
! glesey, is young mao, just past % Only a
| few months ego his name was brought 10 the
divorce court by his wife She Obtained a
decree but early In the summer, of this year,
1t was. reseindei The couple have since
| lived happily together. The Marquis is the
head Of the house Of Paget. The Psgets are
connected by marriage with several American
| fsmilieL TIE jewels were left in three metal
boxes which we're sbstrscted from the Mar.
Quis' room while he was at the theatre. The
boxes were taken 10 another room, and there
forced. Tho whereabouts Of the occupant Of
| the room are not 1t present known. The
Msrchioness OF Anglesey ir an American. Her
maiden name was Mary l.. King. Angelsey
values the jewels at 30 900 pounds The
| rObbsr was the MARQUIS French valet, a war
| ant for whom has been Issued.
Kiel Sept. IL. The Royal Yacht Isole Star
with the Czsrine and her children aboord ar
| rived here fiom Copenhagen at 1890 this
morning. Princess Henry, of Prussia, the
wife Of Emperor Williams younger brother,
met the royal family and welcomed them to
| Germany.
Dantzlg, Sept. 1.-THE STANDARD, accom-.
panied by the HohenzollerD, was sighte off
Hela at $50 this afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-11
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. IL, 1901

A WOMAN who has been for many
yeAre employed in the press room Of
the government printing office In
Washington, has refused to join the
pressmen's association. declaring that
memb srship of the organization liz not
q requisite to working for the govern
ment and that she secured her position
under the civil service rules. There
are about six hundred members OF the
union employed in the pressroom
and they threaten to strike should the
woman be permitted to work without q
card. The woman says the attempt OF
the men to force her to join an associa-
ton against her will Is unmsnly and
she will not yield to their demands.
Ii seems that the whole affair is small
piece OF business. About thirty years
ago negro was placed in the same
Office. The members OF the typo
graphical union refused at frat to work
with him. The government stood by
the negro and forced the white printers
to recognize him. 1t remains to be
seen whether it will do the same thing
for this white woman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-11
EMMA GOLDMAN.

Captain Collersn, chief OF Chicago
detectives, swore out warrant charg.
Emma Goldman with conspiracy to as.
sassnate President Mckinley and az
stated yesterday, she was arrested while
at the home OF O ]. Norris, 303 Shelf
field avenue, in Chicago.
When taken into the room OF Police
Chief O'Neill, at the Central Police
Station, she faced little group Of In
uuisitors with an air OF confidence. She
at first denied her identity and Ia ex'
PLANTATION said
"Oh, as to that, l wasn't quite ready
to SHOW myself; my frieDds were still
in Jail and / wanted TO do something
for them. However, you've got me.
Bot what Ia there to It? They had me
once in New York because / quoted
Cardinal Manning, who said Necessity
knows no law but what good did that
do them"
Mics Goldman dsclaimed almost ell
knowledge OF Czolgosz, admitting only
that she met him July II, she said, in
Chicago.
ut was early last July when came
to Chicago to visit the Isaaks family"
she continued 10 answer to questions.
"On the night of July II Isssks
was out OF the house. The bell rang
aud | went TO the door. The
man who ] learn through the news
pspers was Czolgosz stood there.
he said be wanted to see me. was
ABOUT to catch the Nickel Plate train,
as / and Mr.. Isaaks' daughter were
about to go to Rochester. He went to
the Book Island depot with us, but
was so busy taking leave Of my friends
that | scarcely noticed him. IL was not
3 time when one would want to make
new friends. At the depot bad the
few words with him. That was all there
ever was between US.
al am an anarchists student OF so
cialism; but nothing in anything l ever
said to Lson Czolgosz knowingly would
have led him to do the act which start
led everybody Friday" CZolgosz's act
was foolish, yet she declared it proba-
bly, bad It's inspiration 10 the misery
which the Pole bad seen s6ont him.
Violence, she said, was not tenet 10 the
faith of the anarchist, and she bad Dot
advocated it in Cleveland, where Cz,l-
gosz has said he heard her, nor else-
where.
Later she launched into discourse
Oh the teachings OF anarchy. She de-
clared that anarchy did not teach men
to do an act like Czoleosz's.
Mise Goldman, after being questioned,
was taken from the chiefs Office TO the
womsn's annex Of the Harrison street
station, where she spent the night. She
will, according to present plans, have a
hearing today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-11
NEWS OF THE DAY.

French reservisis returning from the
army maneuvers yesterday cheered
for anarchy and social revolution, aud
inla fight routed body OF police.
The Mschias has returned to Colon,
having found all things quiet at Bocss
del ToIo; the United States Consul an-
noupced his Intention to permit no in
terruption 10 the trsffic on the is,bmus.
The Rev. DR.. Warren s. Perkins,
pastor OF the rich and Influential st.
Paul's Universalist Church, at Meriden,
Conn.,, has been accused openly OF
stock gambling and Of having an inter-
est in bucket chop concern In New
Haven.
The Car and Czsrina of Russia and
their children, the King and Queen OF
Eogland, The King of Denmark and Is
roy al princes and princesses, ell 10 one
train, arrived in Copenhagen yesterday
and were present at farewell lunch
con on board the Russian imperial
yacht.
The Census Bureau yesterday made
public a bulletin giving the population
by sex, nativity, and color 10 South
Carolina. There are males, 664 S95;
females, 675 42l; foreign born. 5,62S;
whites, 557 1907; colored, 1872 500. All
the colored people In the State are
negroes except 81 Chinese and III To-
dians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-11
THE PRESIDENT GROWING
STRONGER.

President McKinley's physicians yes
terday, the fourth day after he was
shot, individually expressed the opinion
that he had passed the danger line and
would recover. At 1890 last night they
issued bulletin, in which, after stating
that the Presidents condition was un-
changed in all important particulars,
they announced that owing to a slight
irritation of the tissues 1t had been
found necessary to partially open the
skin wound, which will delay the heal
ing.
DR.. McBurney. the New York sur
geon, was 90 confident that tho Presi-
debt was on the road to recovery that
he had intended to leave Buffalo last
night. He changed bis mind later, and
his name was signed to the night bull
leIin, which is as follows:
Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. l0-10:30 p NJ
The condition of the President is uo-
changed In all important particulars.
His temperature is 1905, pulse ia,
respiration %.
When the operation was done on
Friday last it was noted that the
bullet had carried with it short
distance beneath the skin frag-
ment of the Presidents coat. This
foreign material was, OF course, re.
moved, but slight irritation of the it's
sues was produced, the evidence OF
which appeared only last night. 1t
has been been necessary on account OF
this slight Disturbance to remove q
few stitches aud partially open the skin
wound. This Incident cannot give rise
TO other complications, but it is CON-
municAted to the public, as the sur
geons in attendance wish to make their
bulletins entirely frank. In con-
sequence of this separation OF the edges
of the surface wound the healing OF the
same will be somewhat delayed. The
President is now we'll enough to begin
to take nourishmeDt by the mouth in
the form OF pure beef juice.
The President is now pronounced to
be fully on the road to recovery. SO
favorable lie the situation that physi.
clans cay it almost breaks the record 10
the history of such wounds. Vice.
President Roosevelt and Senator Hanna
left Buffalo last night satisfsd
that recovery is assured. A number OF
relatives and friends of the President
have also left.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-11
The Strike.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE New York
| News Bureau sends out the following
dispatch from Pittsburg There are
trust worthy indications here that q
settlement of the steel strike is near at
hand. The last proposition OF Presi-
dent Schwab is still before the Execu.
tive Committee OF the Amslgamated
Association and 10 is understood that
they are unanimously ir favor OF &C
cepting it, They have given President
Shsffsr a short time IN which to make
no his mind to accept the last offer OF
the Uuited States Steel Corporation.
If be does not accept there is excellent
reasons for believing that the executive
committee will take action over his
head. The committee is undou Otedly
impressed by the fact that the longer
the association delays in accepting the
proposition the smaller will be the
number oiIniiis remaiuing in the con-
troll o. the organization"
Fttsburg, Pa, Sept. 1l.-At Anal
gamated Association headquarters the
officials would neither coufirm nor deny
that President Shsffer is working to-
ward settlement oil the STRIFE. fresl-
dent Shaffer denied that his resignation
had been ssked for, offered. or accepted.
"The Executive Board has not directed
the advisory board or myself to settle
the STRIKE" be said. That is an absurd
lie."
McKeesport, Pa, Sept. IL. - The
strikers have complete control OF Nc.
Keesport and are committing many
acts OF violence. Several hundred wo-
men are in the mob. Troops may be
called out.
Pittsburg, Sept. 1l.-While the
strikers were watching the Mononga-
hela plant this morning to prevent its
operating with noo-union men, the
American tin plate company rushed
thirty skilled men ioto the Star mills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-11
COURT OF APPEALS.

The proceedings In the Court OF APP
peals at Staurton yesterday we're ss fol-
lows:
Western State Hospital va. Michael
Coiner's heirs, from Circuit Court OF
Augusta county, argued and submitted.
Miller VS.. Black Rock Springs In
provement Company, from Circuit
Court Augusta county, submitted on
briefs.
A motion was made by counsel for
plaintiff in error in the case OF Hum
phrey's administrators VS.. Valley Rail
way Company. from the Circuit Court
OF Augusta county, to transfer the cause
to Richmond.
Nelson vs.. Brett, from the Circuit
Court of Augusta county, argued and
submitted.
Gordon vs. Funkhouser, from the
Circuit Court of Rockingham county,
continued until next term.
Grub w. Burford, from the Circuit
Court OF Botetourt county, continued
until next term.
An appeal aud supersedess was
awarded In the case from Bath county,
styled William N. McAllister, trustee,
vs. Lewis Hartman ct al.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-11
G.. A. II.

Cleveland, O., Sept. 1l.-This Ia the
great day for the Grand Army encamp.
ment. The review took place this
morning and 10000 men were 10 line.
At least 200, 900 visitors are in town and
the air is full OF music. There was q
huge stand at one end of the court oil
honor. % the end stands are 1900
children grouped and dressed to form
the stars aud stripes, and as the veter.
ans pass, they will sing songs. Mark
Hanne was recognized as he rode by 10
carriage in the Commsnder-in.
Chiefs Escort. He was cordially greeted
by G.. A. K. men aud citizens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-11

WHEN President Mckinley was shot the
ubiquitous interviewer Was abroad and ssksd
some questions Of senstor Wellington, Of
Maryland, concerning the affair. The Ser a.
tor replied in effect that he and the President
were not friends; that he had nothing good
to ssy Of the President while he was in health
and would certainly not say anything bad OF
him while he lay wounded and that be was
not interested in the matter. These "iniu-
dieious remarks" have brought down showers
Of ansthemss upon the head Of the Senator,
snd the Union League, the leading republican
organization in Maryland, of which Senator
Wellington has been member ever since its
organization, viii take summary action.
special meeting Of the Board Of Governors
has beeu called for tonight, ct which it is pro.
posei 10 expel him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-11
From South Africa.

London, Sept. IL. - General Lord
Kitchener 10 q dispatch from Pretoria
today reports a decisive victory for the
British under General Methuen. The
dispatch follows: "Metheun engaged
Van Tonder and De Larey 10 the Great
Msries Valley on September 9Th and
BIB, driving them from strong posi-
tiop. The Beers left Is dead, Al prs-
ouers, and their wagons and stock on
the field"
MaQersfonteiD. Orange River Colony,
Sept. 11.-Col. Crabbe defestsd Com.
msndant VaDdermerwe at Driefontein
on Sept. 10th. Vsndsrmerwe was kill
ed, several Beers we're wounded and 81
captured. Driefontein lie about 30 miles
to the northeast of Kimberley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-11

THIS MORNINGS dispatches state that
40 further developments in the settle
ment of the steel strike occurred last
night, but President Shaffer is said to
have full power to secure the best terms
possible. Mo. Shsffsr got the men into
--SShI,eir present trouble against the de-
sire OF mSjori;y OF thew I'D he now
seems ss slow to extI6ate them as he
was quick to plunge them into diff
Guilty. He still draws q large salary
while many of bis dupes are suffering
for the Decessaries of life. and the
quicker be is deposed from his position
as president" the better for all con-
cerned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-11
CEOIgOsZ.

Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. 11.-Czolgosz
spent a restless night. He had little
appetite for breakfast this morning.
The first thing no asked for was cigar.
He was given 1t and smoked for some
time. 1t was reported that Czolgosz
had been told OF the arrest Of Emma
Goldman. When Superintendent Bull
heard this he ordered inquiries made as
to whether the prisoner had been told
and by whom. 1t was the intention Of
the police and district attorney to tell
Czolgosz soon OF the arrest OF Emma
Goldman. It is their belief that the
news would have the effect OF max.
log him tell more. The prosecution
banks strongly on the effect OF the infor =
nation they expect at this time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-11
FROM WASHINGTON.
(Corrsspendsnce Of the Alexandria Gasetts.
Washington, September IL.

tC0rre7ponoenco OF the Atcxhnuii1 oaeose~'J
Washington. September IL.
Rear Admiral Howison, the third
member of the Schley Court OF Inquiry,
arrived in the city late last night &C.
companied by Mrs. Howlsop. The
Admiral reported his arrival to the
Navy department and to Admiral
Dewey this morning. 1t is probable
that conference will be held by the
court. Dewey, Benham and HowisoB,
late in the day to arrange for the open
ina OF the Investigations tomorrow.
Thew will discuss particularly the pro.
cedure to be taken In the event OF How
ison oeiDg challenged by Schley. Action
upon the challenge will be delicate
m after and 1t is desired that no false
moves shall be made. ALI is now 10
readiness for the investigation Coun-
sci have completed the examination Of
witnesses and all the persons involved,
with the exception of Rear Admiral
Sampson are on the ground. The court
will meet In the new gunshop, 10 the
Washington navy yard tomorrow noon
at one O'Clock. The second floor OF the
building has been deliberately fitted up
for the Inquiry. The structure is as
long ss an ordinary city block and
about rs feet wide. Rear Admiral
Schley's counsel received the statement
of two witnesses today and conferred
with regard to rear Admiral Howison.
He will be challenged by Schley to-
morrow and then bis associates, Admir-
al Dewey and Rear Admiral Benham.
will decide whether be shall remain
member OF the court. II either OF them
objects Howison will be obliged to re-
tire. Schley's counsel have small hope
that Howison will be deprived OF bis
seat but they propose, at least, to have
their objection stand as q part OF the
record.
William J. Elliot, editor OF The Globe
was today charged in the Police Court
with libel by Joseph h, Beckwith, 10
that he published an article 10 his pa.
per on September 8 which is declared
by Mr.. Beckwith to be false. The ac'
cused waived examination and was re-
leased on $500 bonds for the action Of
grand jury.
Postmaster Joseph II. Wright, at
Nome, Alaska. has been arrested
charged with the embezzlement OF
1900 from the money order fuod.
The stock brokers report that the market
opened weak on lower London prices. Prices
subsequently advanced.