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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-26
FINAL DISCHARGE,

Notice is hereby given that I VIII
make my final return in the C0urt o.
bro.ate Tor lancaster County u Adj
o,lnisira rator OF the Estate of tie late
" |. Edward1 on the 18th day Of
February 1902, and then and there
Apply TO Hon. G.. ID. Jones. Probate
Judge, for q final discharge as such
Jane E Edwards,
Administrators.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-26
THE ViCEOF NAGGiNG

Clouds the happiness OF the home,
but a nagginess woman often needs
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-26
The Great Poultry Industry.
On" of Largest C,nn 81, d AVI,h
Agriculture .lumen>r ptud.rs

Washington, Mach - \
census report ISSUED today sh ws
that o the 5,T39, 63T farms in the
United State, uumh'r # fuwl-
thr, G months old ard "vri rp,,0,,-
c,i were n follows; rn,cNe, lL-
cludipg guinea fowls, 223, sos:
os5; turkeys $500, 1857; geese s,
676, S63; ducks 4, S07,35S
The numbers of nearly all the
classes of poultry are smaller rs
reported in 1900 than 1890. ow-
ing to the fact that in 1890 they
reported al fowls of whatever age
while in 1900 only those three
months old and over were report
ed. 20,
The eggs produced in 1899
were 1, 293, SIS, 1S6 dozens again st
S19,722,916 dozens in 1889.
The value of poultry on hand June
l. 1900, was $S5, 5,794, 900; the
value OF poultry raised in 1899
was S136, sol, S77 and the value
of eggs produced in 1899, was
$144. 2S6, 15S. The total income
of the farmers from their poultry
industry in 1899, representing the
sotal value of eggs produced, as
well rs the poultry raised, was
S2SI, IT'S, OBS. This total makes
the poultry industry one of the
largest connected with agricuI-
ture.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-26
In Memory OF Lieut. Shipp.

Washington March pa Joint
resolution was adoptedin the house
today to allow Il ponu ncnt to be
erected on the public ground at
Charlotte, n. c., in the memory
of Lieut.. VIM. f.. Shipp OF the
Tenth cavalry. who was killed in
the charge up San Juan hill.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-26
Get What You Ask Fori

When you ask for Cascarets Candy
Cathartic be sure you get them.
Genuine tablets stamped c. c. c.
Never sold in bulk. A substitutor is
always cheat and fraud. Beware! |!
All druggists, roc. v.aH'a'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-26
How Gen. Jenkins was Kille(
slain " His Own Mrn at the
Wiidp.De<S.
GrCenville Mounininccr.

Grcenville Mouniainecr.
Gen Micah Jenkins was killed
hy oar "wn m"u a. the " ilde'-
ness ON the 9th If May, 1864, not
far f;um where Siorewaii .,ck
son was mortally wounded after
the battle of charlottesville in
May, 1868. Gen. Longst:eet was
badly wounded by the volley that
killed Jenkins, which was fired
through mistake at the Twelfth
Virginia regiment by their COM
rades of Mahone's brigade. The
troops were moving down the
Plank road at critical moment
Cf the battle, Jenkins brigade by
the road and Kershaw's division
alongside. Gen. Longstreet rode
at the head of the column, az
c0mpanied by jenkins and Ker-
shaw, and after discussing the
proposed disposition of their
troops for leopening battle, Jen-
kins rode closer to Longstreet,
and said: 81 am happy; L have
felt despair of the cause fol some
months. but am now relieved,
and fee | assured that we will pat
the enemy back across the Rapidan
before night These were the
last words he ever spoke. The
Twelfth Virginia had been in ad-
vance, and was returning to Its
place across the Plank road when
the other regiments of the brigade
opened fire, believing it was an
advance of the enemy. The
Virginian, threw themselves to
the ground in order to let the fire
pass over them, when the group
of officers rode into line of fire,
and Jenkins fell mortaIly wound
ed. Longstreet was struck with
mimic ball, which passed through
his throat and right shoulder.
Capt. Alfred Dolby, of Kershaw's
staff, and an orderly named
Bowen were killed instantly.
These facts are stated because
so many errors have been pub
lished recently in regard to Gen.
Jenkins, growing out of the
prominence given to his son in an
incident due to the unfortunate
conduct of others. Gen. Jenkins
held the rank of bri rigadier general,
which he received for gallant and
meritorioaS conduct at Seven
Pines, Gaines Mill and Fraziar's
Farm in 1862 Jenkins brigade
was in the act of returning the
fire from a suppo sed enemy, when
Kershaw's clear voice rang out:
"Friends;" their arms were re-
covered, without a shot in return,
and the men threw themselves
down on their faces.
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For Numbering Her Husband

Bonham, Tex. March 90. Mrs
j. j. Martin was today given a
term Of II years in the peniten
tiary for numbering her husband.
Martin was shot three times with
a pistol, while asleep at his home
near Honey Grove, in this county
May, 1901. Mrs. Martins father
h. ID. Hudson, was given a life
sentence at the last term of court,
charged with the same offence.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04
BURNED AT STAKE
Negro RObber and Murderer
Cremated A i've by Mob
of Both Races.

Sardis. Miss, November 1-One ne
gro, name unknown. has been burned
at the stake and two white men, impli-
Gated by the negro in his dying confess
sion, are being held by a posse pending
an investigation in the murder of z.
0. Jackson and a mill owner named
Roselle at Darling, Miss, Wednesday
night.
The negro was burned at Darling last
night by a mob composed of four thou
sand persons from both races. Just be-
fore the lighing of the funeral pyre the
captured negro confessed that he had
committed the double murder, with the
assistance of two white men. The mo-
tive was robbery and considerable
sum was secured, which the negro stat
ed was divided among the three.
After the buring a posse went IL
search of the two white men an" soon
captured them. They are being held
pending an investigation of their gull,
double lynching will follow if guilt is
proven conclusively. The names of The
persons are not know.
Darling, Miss, is a small station on
the Lake Cormorant branch of the
Yazeo and Mississippi Valley railroad
about TWENTY-FIVE miles from this point
with no direct telegraphic communica-
ton.
Later it was learned vat the tive
whfEe men We're released by the mob
an alibi having been proves by eacf
man No further trouble is expected
tonight
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04
Ran on the TrestIe.

Birmingham, Ala. November IA
yard engine of the WCodw ard iron
Company at the Woodward furnace
ran off the end of high Stag heap To-
day and Engineer James Il. Boylana
and Electrician Ross Fi'lcs were In
stantly killed. being crushed under the
locomotive. The fireman. who had got
ten down to throw a switch. escaped
The locomotive was moving slowly ana
the cause of the accident Is net known,
except that the engineer failed for some
reason to stop II before it reached the
end of the treStle.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04
STAND COLLAPSED
Accident at Football Game in
Chicago Which Injured
Fifly-tWO People.

Chicago, November With q crash
that could be heard for blocks. one OF
the temporary grand stands erected
for the Wisconsin Michigan foot ball
game collapsed this afternoon. carry
ing down fully LOCO people. Tkirty-two
people were injured. but none of them
fatally.
The stand which collapsed was one
of the three that had been brought
from Wisconsin by the Wisconsin
team and. although not entirely fin
ished when the game began, had been
inspected by the city building depart
ment and pronounced safe.
The blame for the accident rests. ac-
cording TO the police and building in
spectors. with the people who were on
the stand more than anybody else. The
workmen were still placing the braces
In place, when the crowd began to
pour into the stand. The police and
the building inspectors did their best
to keep the people out until the braces
had been properly placed. but the
crowd became so large and unwieldly
that ii was decided to allow them to
enter the stand, which could be fin
ished after they had taken their seats
There was intense excitement on the
grounds and the police had the great
est dimcuIty In restraining the crowo.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04
woonY.s SENTENCE LEssENED.
He Now Has Only Five Years To
Serve I'm Prison.
(specitl TO The MeasengerD

(Specitl 10 The MeJseager)
Greensboro. y. c.. November BE
fore adjourning the superior court foS
the term today Judge McNeili reduced ].
W. woody's sentence In the jenitentiary
from ten to five years. He stated that
he had gotten a wrong impr, salon about
the case and this led him 10 impose the
original sentence. Frienis OF Woody are
disappointed that Judge MeNeliI was
not more leniene with hirl. IL Is stated
that letters were sent from Florence
Haney and other members % her family
asking the Judge TO l:ehten Woodys
sentence.
The minimum penalty for the crime 70
which Woody plead guilty is five years.
Judge McNeill had either 10 flx the
term at five years or to turn the prison.
er loose altogether. He said he COULD
not see his way clear tc do The latter.
SO he was obliged to impose the MIMI
mum sentence. The next move on the
part of Woody's friends vii, be to seek
| for executive clemency. Woody claims
| to be suffering from paraiysis and Dr.
| Harrison has called on him at the iail.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04
RAH, FOR CAROLINA E!
Our Sturdy Lads Defeated
the Virginia nj litary In
Stitute Boys Yesterday.
Especial TO The Aessenger.)

Chapel Hill, N c., November LIN
a game characterized by magnificent
offense, but at times weak defense
Carolina defeated the Virginia mill
tary institute at Roanoke today by a
score of II TO 10. To the crowd OF anx-
ious students. assembled at the Chapel
to hear continuous telegraphic reports
the score Virginia 10, Carolina 6, at end
of first half. was a bit gloomy. How
ever, Tar Heel grit accomplished Diff
ferent final result. In the second half,
Graves kicks a beautiful goal from the
twenty-five yard line. Virginia made
her ground by long end runs and plays
just outside OF the tackles. Caroline
made most ground through the line
with short end runs. The line UP was
as follows:
North Carolina-Fisher, L. E.: Fou3t
Captain, L. T; Donnelly, l. G.; Stew
| art. c.; Albright, r. g.; Jones, r. T.;
Cox, r. E.; Graves, Q. B.; Berkeley
Manager, l.. H. B.; Jacobs, Newton, r
| II. B.; Engel, F. B.
Virginia-Nennon, l.. E; Davoe, Can
| tain, L. T.; Leftwhich. l. c.; Lee, c.
Pace, r. g.; McCord, K. T.; Milton
| r. E.; Dewey, Captain, Q. b.; Pau
| Manager, l.. Fl. B.; Goggett, r. H. B.
| Jones, +. B.
! Roanoke, Va, Nove1nbec 1.-The Uni
versity OF North Carolina defeated th'
| Virginia Military Institute .ieven here
| today by a score of IL TO 10. n two fas
25 minuIe halves. The military boy!
| had the heavier team and il the frs
half kept the ball most Of the time. II
the first half. Carolina goes Dver for ;
| touchdown and Jones, of Can olina. late
| kicks u goal. Virginia gets the ball AM
| kicks rhirty-five yards returning TWEEN
ty yards. She makes thi-ty-five yard
iaround Carolina and follows with
| touchdown, kicks for goal, but misses
Carolina kicks and returns forty yards
Virginia knocks the ball on the goa
line and afterwards makes a touch
down. The first half was ten to six il
favor of Virginia. In the second hal
the Tar Heels gradually worked to
wards the goal and went over for
touchdown. Virginia got the ball am
kicked thirty-five yards. Carolina mex
kicked a goal. The gan e was calle
with the Virginia Military institute il
possession of the ball on her forty sevel
yard Inc.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04
KILLED HER SON
Through a Mistake a Mother
Shoots Dead Her Own
Chi'd.

Richmond Va. November Mrs. w.
3 McLeine. of Covingtoii. Va. last
night shot to death her son. William.
thirteen years Of age. whom sne mistoo<
for thief trying to get into i.er mousse
Late in the night Mrs. McL.aine heard
some one moving around The outside of
the house. She called repeatedly to
whoever Is was demanding answer. but
the noises only continual With no word
from the person she thought a robber
Mrs hcLaine. fearing that she vas
ABOUT 10 be attacked ~ tnief. secur-
ed shot gun and fired into the dark
ness from a window. Thee WAS the
sound Of a body falling AT the front
door. She opened the door ana vas
greeted by the stare Of eyes Of her son
dead.
william was In II Halloween disguise
and had just returned ficm a froIio
with some Of his youag friends. He
was evidently playing Il Joke on his
mother by refusing to answer her calls.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04
Davidson College, Defeated

Richmond, Va, Move amber 1.-The
University of Virginia oot BAN team
vanquished the eleven rom Davidson
college, North Carolina, this afternoon
at Charlottesville, the fin al score beins
thirty-five to nothing. AS soon Is
North Cardinals score a gainst David
son-twenty- -eight-was eQualled, the
regulars dropped out Of The game one
by one and when the gan le was finally
called it was found that 'Virginia's en-
tire scrub team was faci ng the Pres
byterians from the Old North State
The visitors were never in the contest
as they could neither get Through Nfr-
ginias line, nor skirt the ends. Three
touchdowns were scored ia each halt
and all but one were converted into
goals
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04
Railroad Changes Hands.

Macon, Ga. November 1.-The Geor-
gia Southern and Florida railroad took
possession Of the Atlantic, Valdosta and
Western, extending from Jacksonville.
Fla, to Valdosta, Ga. today. OF the
old Atlantic valdosta and Western
force but four OF these are retained,
Smith d. Pickett is appointed CONNER
cial agent for Florida, ]. II. Rafferty,
district passenger agent, with head
quarters at Jacksonville, and John Pen
deril soliciting passenger agent, and
Andrew II. Barnes superintendent
of terminals at Jacksonville.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04

Colsn. Columbia, November Near
iy 1880 Colombian troops boa srded a
train at Colon this afternoon for a point
on the railroad line and it was rumor-
ed that they We're to leave the cars nedr
Tabernilla station. A large number of
rebels also have been seen of and on
ar all stations between Tabernilla and
Culebra.
For the first time since the United
States forces undertook To maintain
free transit across the Isthmus the
train. which left here this afternoon
with government troops. did not fly
the American flag, nor were any Amer
lean marines aboard IT. The troops
boarded the cars in the usual manner,
that is, armed, and carrying a large
supply Of ammunition Tney travelled
on open ears Rear Admiral Casey. the
American commander, evidently sane
tions the transportation OF troops. as IL
is considered to be impossible 70 end
the strife on the isthmus If skirmishing
along the railroad line is not allowed.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04

,harlotte. n. g. November l-Rish

Charlotte, n. c.. November 1-Risht
Rev. Bishop Haid, OF the Catholic mon-
astery at Belmont, was to-day officially
notified of the confirmation by Pope
Leo XIII of Father Charles Mohr. as
first abbot OF St. Leois abbey in Florida
He vii be solemnly conse6 rated by
Bishop Haid on Thanksgiving day at
ST Mary's college Beln:on- st. Le6's
college was esta blished by the Belmont
abbey in 1893. 1t has also charge OF the
Catholic church in the Isle Of Pines,
near Cuba.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04

, hsa1S<A1sA Chairman Grfsgs Says the
Host Conservative VIII Give the
lower House 20 the Democrats
~rhe Old North state VIII OF
Course, go For the White Man, as
VIII All other Southern states.
.BIG Flight Being Made over New
York aad Both Sides Claim Vic
Guiding sEe West.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04
Prominent wiisonian Dead,
sspeclal to The Alesscneer,

1I-@SE1lEET.1
Wilson. n. c., November I.-Mr. John
Hutchison died here this morning. He
had been sick only short while and his
death comes as shock 1, his many
friends here He had been for a long
un1e ioentined with Wilson's progress.
He was at one time cone,.fef, with the
First National bank here.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04

Swainsboro. Ga. November En-
gineer Green Underwood and two ne
groes are dead and four others are
probably fatally wounded as a result
of a wreck on log road near here
yesterday afternoon. The heavily load
ed log-train was coming into the mill
when the boiler exploded, tearing the
engine and tender to pieces and throw
ing the cars from the track
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04
Football Game. YESTERDAY

Harvard. %: Carlisle. 0.
Yale. s: West Point. s.
lafayette. 6: Brown. 5.
pennsylvania, II: Columbia o.
Pennsylvania State. 6: Navy.
Princeton. 10; Cornell. o.
Georgetown. 5: University of wesc
Virginia 0.
Michigan, s; Wisconsin, o.
Chicago. IS: Detroit, O.
Minnesota, 102: Grfnnef. o.
Illinois, Al: Indiana, 0.
University Of Tennessee 6; Uniyer-
sity or the South (Sewannei o.
luane University. II: A. and II. Coll
lege fMississippi). IL
Andover. 26: Williams. II.
Amherst. 16: Bowdoin. o.
University OF Texas. q: Trinity COL
lege, o.
Vanderbilt University. %: Nashville
University, IL.
University of Alabama. o: Univer-
sity Of Georgia, 5.
University of Virginia. Is; Davidson.
college 0.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04
south Carolina Boat Launched.

Bath. Me-. November 1.-The city OF
Georgetown. four masted schooner.
built for Georgetown, s. C.. parti=z.
was launched here today. The yaOss9
registers $50 tons gross.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04
EXPERTS AGAIN DIFFER
Noted Handwriting Experts Swear
That MOlineuX Did Not Ad-
dress Poison Package

VI oiineax Commenced His Testimony
Yestcrduy-He Remained Cool to
inc Enu anu was ConErnIuinteu.
The Defence introduced Two
Handwriting Experts and both
Hand Did Not Write the Conceded
and Dispnsed Letters-This Makes
Vast Difference OF Opinion he
tween the Experts and is n knotty
Puzzle Tor the Jury to Solve.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-11-04

Continued on 5th page.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-28

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