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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-04-18
Five Children at q 1yrth.

foughkeepsie, N. Y. April 1S.-
isaiah Rhodes. Of Baileys Gap, Ulster
county. announced in this city that hia
daughter, Mrs. James Mcpovan. aseA
~ OF fuckers Corners. a hamlet i'm
ulster county. has given birth to five,
children, all girls. and that all are do.
Ing well. Mrs. McGowan's other chill
dren are son and pair of twins.
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POSSE On TRAIL OF
DESPERATE BANDITS
Will Storm Their Mountain
Stronghold.
BLOODY BATTLE MAY REsuL7

The Men the Officers Are Purauino
Are Notorious Posteff,ee Thieves,
Known as the Wright and Temple.
ton Gang.
Chattanooga, April IA special to
The News from Bristol. Tenn, says q
telephone message from Gate City.
Va, says:
large force Of heavily armed pick.
cd men Is on the trail of the Wright
and Templeton gang of outlaws for
the purpose Of driving them from
their mountain stronghold and q
bloody battle is expected when tho
forces meet. The officers now claim
to have positive proof that the gang
was the one which robbed the Reyn.
olds store and postofiice at Purchase.
Scott county, Va, last Wednesday
night, and the store and postohice at
Shelton, Tenn, Saturday morning.
Much excitement now prevails
throughout those portions OF Virginia
and Tennessee. Merchants all over
that county have stationed guards at
their stores.
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Citation to Kindred and Creditors.
State of South Carolina, !
Tn~-k- 80 II~so-

State Of South Carolina,
County Of Union.
By Jason M. Greer, Esq, Probate Judge.
Wherers, Burnice Wix has made suit
to me to grant her Letters of Admins
tration de bonis non on the estate az,
effects of VIM. s. Wix, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and ar,
mouish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said VIM. s. Wix, de-
ceased, that they be and appear before
me, in the Court of Probate, to be held
at Union @. H., South Carolina, on the
2Sth day of April, next, after publica-
ton hereof, at II o'clock in the fore
noon, to show cause, il any they have,
why the said Administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
9th day Of April, Ammo Domini, 1902.
JASON M. GREER,
Probate Judge.
Published on the 11th day of April,
1902, in The UNION TINES. I5-2t.
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Rev. samueI sevvsS. p..a.

fhiiadeiphia, April lz.---The Rev.
Dr' samuel Scoviils. assistant pastor
OF Plymouth church, Brooklyn. died
mere today of q coutptication OF dis.
cases. He was \ SON Of the late Hsnry
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Notice to Debtors and Creditors

All persons having claims against the
estate of Jerry Jeter, deceased, are
hereby notified to present same properly
attested to the undersigned for pay
meut. All who are indebted to the said
estate will make prompt payment to
15-4t T. b. BATES, Executor.
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Money to Loan.

l have money to loan In amounts 81
$500 aud upwards on improved farms
at per cent interest. No COM
mission except reasonable attorney fee
Tor preparing necessary papers.
6S-ly. v. q. DsPAss.
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Cape Town. April 1b.-i'rincess Rad.
rowill, accused OF forgery In connec'
taon with notes psArporting 20 have
been signed by the late Cecif Rhodes,
was committed to Jail today Hecause
Of the withdrawal Of her bondsmen OF
their bond. The trial of the princess
will begin next Monday.
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OF Borry Howard
charged with beins
pals In the murdel
was begun In ar
court this meh1ck
Colson 10 chis
fsudaut ptuc.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-04-18

Nervous Diseases cured. 30 days
treatment, $1.O0. J. H. Mason &
90, Hancock, Maryland. 29-1y
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r1ONEY TO LOAN

On farm lands. Easy payments. No
commission charged. Borrower pays
actual cost of perfectiDg loan. Interest
seven per cent, up, according to securely.
JOHN B. PALMER & SON,
27-6mo. Columbia, >. 6.
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Ordinance

GRANTING SPECIAL LICENSES, BY
TOWN OF UNION, s. C, FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING MAY l,
1902.
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Berry Howard's Trial Begins.

Frankfort. KY, April 1.-THE trial
of Berry Howard. cSk Bell county,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

and BEGAN to COO in its efforts to
attract attention. and the travelling
mans heart was touched. He took it
into his care and brought it on to Pine
Bluff. without it sending up a mulmur
OF protest. Upon the arrival Of the
train at the depot, he took up col
lection for the little traveller which
realized the sum OF $50.
This morning Mr. l.. Q. Knox, of he
KnoXWherry company made the
youngster q present Of q handsome
buggy, and announced that he will
present every baby Mr.. Mallory fin1s
with 2 buggy Other cash coAtlibU
tons We're made.
Mr. Helms, hack driver for Mr.
Riley's stables was persuaded to take
care of the child temporarily and it
was taken to his home on East Sixth
avenue, where it VIII be given q moth
er's attention until permanent home
can be found for it.
MI Mallory is much concerned about
his little Df0tege, and IS anxious to
find q home for It in q good family.
To any enc desiring the company OF
a cute. agreeable companion he recom-
mends the little girl.
TIE baby was adopted by NJ. and
Mrs. D. ]. Charlan, $40 West Second
avenue. and it viii have good home
with them. Several others wanted it.
and it was certainly fortunate il. get
ting d good home with good people
The presence of the child on the
train. in a basket, is only explained
in one way. 1t was doubtless left on
the train to hide some ones shame,
which however is no discredit to it.
Mr. Mallory says this is his second
experience in finding a baby on a
train.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
BABY FOUND ON TRAIN
Brought to This City and a Good
Home Found For It.

Wanted-A home fer q little girl
baby; age, from two to four weeks:
disposition. sweet and does not know
how to CRY: pecialties. cooling and
making "go0-soo" eyes at travelling
men.
Last night baby Hamlorcr or tie
face of the earth was brought 20 Pine
Buff by Nj w Hicks AalIsry, yep
resenting Lee q Morton Of Memphis,
who found the little strag9lor in a
basket or the northbOund CottoA hclt
passenger train near Bcardcn. There
was no clue left by which the IDENTITY
of the child could be established, and
its nanle. if i We're ever given one.
may lemain an unfathome@ mystery.
NJ. Mallory is Of the opinion that
5ho basket With tie little inmate was
deposited on the train at Bearden, for
when &c found it. eyry indication
pointj to its having recently become
a passenger.
Tae greatest care and attention had
been given the infant by Is HnkA2Nr
mother Il was dressed IN little
Z eSs e immaculate white. and al
ef its 1ments were the acme of
cleanliness. N addition to its being
.ses.tly prepared Tor its journey to an
unknown destination. some prepara-
ton bod been made for its f'itu"o vel
fare. 4 change of clothes and ,nder-
garments We're found by the kind
hearted travelling man. A bottle Of
milk with nipple attached was found
in the baby's hands and scarcely any
Of the licuid food he'd been utilized,
lendlng color to Mr. Mallory's belief
that the child was nut on the train at
Pearden. When Mr., Mallory filst
found the basket with the lit'~9 innate
quietly .Iposing, it locked ~ at hin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

AS was stated in a recent issue OF
the News. man was placed in jail
at Mckinney. Texas, short time
ago, charged with the murder OF sam
Houston Hall. in Collin county, IeNas'
forty-one years ago, says the Nash
vile, Ark, News.
Investigation has disclosed the fol
lowing facts ~ reference to the mat
ter
Sam H. Hall. who was q cousin 10
Mr.. D. L. Thompson, of this city,
was murdered by man named q.
G. Gardenhire in a diftculty over
woman.
Relatives of the murdered man
started in pursuit of Gardenhire ana
finally were informed that the man
was at Pine Bluff, Ark, to which place
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
THE ZIG Mill
Local Sports Becoming Much inter
Interested.

Local admirers of pugilism are aa-
tjeipating the approaehin9 contest
between Robert Fit2simmons and
James 3effries, the champion, for the
heavyweight championship of the
%orld with eagornoss. The big bout
viii be pulled of at San Francisco.
barring accidents. next Friday night
Holland & iamner have arranged
With the Postal Telegraph company TO
receive fhe contest by rounds at the
German Village, on State street.
All the details OF the fight viii be re
eeived and q large array Of the local
sports IS sale 10 be on hand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
Shirt Monourams.

Vogue ordains that monograms are
nevessary annex to shirts On
fancy or colored garments the choice
is given in matter of position as fol
lows: Midway between cuff end el-
bow, or in corner of the tail of the
shirt On white or dress s--,tS the
correct location of monogram is di-
fectly beneath the top back button
hole. The oldtime flap to attach to {.
trousers or undergarment button is
obsolete. The coat shirt buttOning
the entire length Of front is in a meas
ure responsible for the discarting of
the tab
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
AFTER FORTY YEARS
Trace Of a Murderer Lost at Pine
Bluff Found in Texas.

they went, but upon their arrival at
Pine Bluff the man they sought had
gone and II trace Of him was lost.
After some time the search Was
abandoned, and the incident forgot
ten by all except the relatives OF
Hall, when ny some means it was re
Gently learned that enc Of the inmates
of the old soldiers home st Austin,
Texas. was the Iong-lost murderer,
and he was arrested and taken back
to the scene of his crime. Il IS not
known where Gardenhire went after
leaving Pine Bluff, nor where he spent
the forty-one years intervening be
twen the murder and his arrest at
austin.
Gardenhire, who is seventy-two
years of age, has been granted bail
under a writ of habeas corpus
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
HEAVILY ARMED AND SAY WILL
FIGHT TO DEATH BEFORE
RRENcER.
They Have Terrorzed the Ptaatatioir
end Have Committed scvera!
De epredations.


II Was leaned today tHu geliabla
sources that the five een4ir54 WHo=re-
comfy capped from t8a e#n#featam!l
at England hoHohe count have beer
seen on Mr.=SiaeE Wells plantation,
fifteen miles north of Fine Bnf. The
information goes that jhy 6aVe been
there for the last two OF three days,
and are heavily armed aud vii aot be
taken alive by officers VIE arc in
pursuit. The officers ar close Hahind
them and a desperate battle is immi-
nent. The conFicts. enc Of whom is
white man. swear they will rot SUI
render until making all The resistance
in their power
They have terforized the plantation
and are said to have commttcl many
depredati0ns.
It was learned later that the con-
Nicts left the We'll place Last night,
and that officers we're in close p,lr-
slut With bloodhounds
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

.2 .a.-.. V... Ng. .5 G'
a.E r1. eaoau a"4. auI
e=H ia t.a=a Ea3 circles. IN
whlaaHaGt ii town She has lived sc9z
".a Eons
Nh. Wood is q popular cmpfoyo Of
tae Southwestern Telephone and Tele-
-fapf company and has been connect
Il with hoth local telephone compa.
aes al different times for number of
years. He possesses thorough
knowledge Of his busines and Is a Yaf.
ued employe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
C5mebeii's Circus Comma.

AIr. ". H. QuiHnott. travelling repre-
sentative Of Campbell Bros circus, is
in the city. Nh Quinnetf has made az,
raagements by which the shows he
sspgesenfs viii aapcaa he@e during the
la week of August. Nj? Quinnett
ha sa brothos here i'll the employ OF
enc ef tie local foundries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
CotIeue= Debt PAID,

ArkadeIpnIa, July 24.-Capt. c. c.
IandoHscn has recently pad 81 the
ip,'e1 2eoress Of tha Arkansas Meth
st eCslege. amounting l. about $11.
"a arl the inst .tai' d as ten
tured over and dedicated to the LIT
lie Rock conference OF the N. E.
church. South.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
J4rv commissioners Sessjon

MeSsTs. S. y. T. Knox, ". II. Lang
ford and Theo. Wollernlan have been
appointed jury commissioners and are
in session today selecting the grand
and petit iulies for the next September
term Of the Jefferson circuit court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
Suit on Notes

Messrs. James Gould ana W J. Gal
braith have filed suit in the Jefferson
chancrey court against Mr.. !. H.
Blyson for Judgment i'll the sum OF
S550, the amount Of notes given the
plaintiffs by Nh Bryson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
Alleged Attempt to Kill His Wife.

Hot Springs, July 24.-J w. H.
Hart was arrested here on charge
OF attempting TO kill his wife He is
a prominent architect Of the city and
the designer of the Arkansas building
at the St. Louis fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
WEDNESDAY WEDDING.
Marriage ct Mrs. Katie Green ard Mr..
Guy L. Wood.

Mrs. Katie Green and Mr.. Gu. L.
Wood were married Wednesday even
ing ct $50 o'clock at the parsonage
Of the Catholic church. Rev. ]. F.
Lucey performed the ceremony. Only
immediate friends and relatives of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
1oo Persons Were Drowned.

Hamburg, July 24.-It is HOW an
nounced that 1o9 persons We're drown
ed by the sinking Monday morning of
the steamship Primus or this port,
after collision IN the river Elbe
With the tug Hansa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
hti.ea II, Scr,e nfore

Mr.. N. L. Bell has presented County
Judge Martin With claim for s166
for services as court stenographer.
which Judge Martin refuses to allow
and Mr. Bell threatens to bring suit
for his salary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

Mr. Myers spoke al some length III
reply to Governor Davis. He said his
Glenwood park speeei, must be True
for the reason that Il made Governor
Davis angry. The latter, he said. had
claimed to be descended from JeffeF-
son Davis. whom che governor declal
ed was the greatest man 11at ever
lived and had signed a written state
nent to that effect. Mr.. Myers said that
statement was utterly false, fof the
Confederate president left no mai9 de
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

IT, spirit OF last nights meeting
was death TO Claytonism and political
extinction of its adheEents. Personal
remarks We're frequent, and the he
passed between Auten and Redding.
Aailia3ion OF Democrats and insui-
gents against the regular Republicans
was alleged. The insurgents practic-
ally admitted they were fighting for
recognition at Washington, and had
no hope Of winning agaist Davis. Pres
idet Roosevelt had intimated to Auten
that the faction getting the larger
vote would receive recognition. A \.
Tindal was ch2:rman Of last nights
meeting.
Ben NJ. Foreman spoke and attack
ed Clayton. Remmel and Whippe.
H. F. Auten addressed the meeting
and cited alleged instances Of where
federal Offices We're sol1 Ivy the Re
publican state committee. He denied
the charge OF having offered James X.
Barnes money to get the district at
t0lneyship. That charge, said Nj.
Auten was false as he'll, and whoever
made it was a liar.
I say YOU lie, sir said a voice in
the back part Of the audience. The
voice was that Of Sid B. Redding.
Auten and Redding called each other
liars and for a While it lookded like
there was going to be a rough house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
HIS skull. CHlISHL. j
W%lrer Austin, a CoIo.ed
Man, Killed by a
Falling Limb.
IRON MOUNTAIN EMPLOYEES At
DUMAS OBJECT TO OF
FICIAL CAP.
Small Circuit Court Docket in Desha
Dumas Now Has on Her Coed
Behavior.
NEWS FROM DESHA COUNTY

Dumas, July 24.-Waltel Austin, a
colored farmer. residing ON the cen
yict farm near Walnut Lake, While
engaged in Telling timber a few miles
southeast Of Dumas Wednesday eve~.-
ing, lost his life i'll almost al inaislt5.
de WIS engaged in cutting down 4 tfce
when. without warning, very heavy
limb fell from above and before he
eofilJ seek g place Of safety, it .stra /,
with full force upon his head, tIus!i.
ing his skull, from the effects of
which he died 4 few moments att4l-
ward.
The deceased was employed BY q.
A. Ridgeway, of this place, Who Is
working quite a number Of hands III
making slaves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

Governor Davis made one OF MS
characteristic speeches. vigorous ana
aggressive. He went after MI. MNels
from the START and said Myers Was re-
spOnsible for excluding GreaVes nom
the Joint discussions. The governor
declared that Myers feared to meet
Grpayes Oh the stump.
He says have done nothing, con
t;rued the governor. "God bless your
poor little soul. We are not wearing
Powell Clayton,s collar. You are afraid
to stand before the gun and take Noul
medicine, because GreaNes knows the
infamous rascality of Clayton's gang.
The governor said he wanted TO
bamp Myers and GreaNcs heads to-
gether and sic EN- on, but Myers
wouldn't sic on. and. like tae e'oW,
tucks his tail and wont fight.
When did Clayton agree to let You
run?" said the governor, turning to
Myers. The governor offered Myers
Slut OF clothes ii he fMyels) would
agree 10 debate With GrcaNes, letting
the latter have fifteen minutes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
It WAS 4 HOT TIME
Davis and Myers Talked
Sassy" to Each Other
at Stuttgart.
cREAvEs MADE A WARM SPEECH
AT NIGHT DENoUNciNG
REGULARS.
Auten of insurgents and Reoding OF
the Regulars Passed the Lie
Freely.
1T WAS A BREEZY OPENING

stuttgart July 24.-The state cam
nafen= opened here yesterday with q
.oiat discussion between Coy. JefleI
soa Davis and Hon. Harry II. Myers.
the latter the regular Republican non
i3ee for governor. Hon, ChaS. D.
Greaves. insursent Republican cahdi
date. was also here. He did not take
part in the Joint discussion, but spoke
to large crowd at night and Y1eof=
ouslv scored the "regulars OF MS
party. Ben Foreman and II. +, Aoten
We're also on hand. They spoke and
were very caustic i'll their illusions
OF the regulars. The lie passed be
tween Auten and Sid B. Redding, The
latter one of the regulars, and for
time a personal collision seemed I'M
milent.
Both the day and night meetings
were we'll attended and many were
unable to gain admission to tue Opera
house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

In his rejoiader Coy. Davis sai3 ae
vouli rot be afraid to ask every Wine
man 20 stay ayey from the polls anG
lei Mva,;' ealHass. Il would beat li:i
even d. 7i.g the negroes sold =
governor.
4 blame #o9 With GFeaves ~ 3e-
ing hers. sd the goTernor. t5felljns
u ii. ees.
i am not 70 blame shouted Myers.
jumping up. Tell the truth While you
are at /. Your own committee tirst
made the arrangement and mine coa-
sen9eda
Both :a5a sHooE gheir fists al each
other 1t Was &n intensely exciting
moment, bat t1e excitement wanad s.
the Two eana:date5 manifested les
beli5gogent tealepcjes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
s,5l!Gants. Thus Il vas tie 20Nefae

~ 'IIItI!T~. I,iS y We>o VI - = -.
acquired popularity.
Nj. Myers decaed the insurgents
are but assistant Democrats. lie had
supported Foreman until he saw he
would disorganize the party, and told
him so.
1t is absolutely false shoure':
Foreman, who Was in the audience.
There was commotion and Il toyl:
ed like there would be trouble, bat
the Storm Low over.
Myers paid his "respects' to several
Insurgents, referring to DR.. Mathews
as - bundle ..f Inconsistencies. .a@',e
by the Lord Of useless tag end G;
everything
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

The eaict has gone forth and every
station agent in the employ of the
Missouri Pacific railway must wear
the official cap while on duty or at
any rate While the superintendent
happens to be around. The agents
have only two objections to this order,
and they are not altogether without
merit: First: The article of headgear
weighs about three pounds, and is al
together unsuited for this season OF
the year Second: The agents COM
plain that the caps are ordered from
Dut che firm. which hos a monopoly.
and that they are forced to pay one
dollar more than other firms charge
fer likearticle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

The News of this city says: 1T is
with pride that We are able to state
70 the world at large that Dumas. bad
reputation exists only in the milds
of those who don't know Or else ale
80 distorted by prejudice that they
Will not know the true conditions.
Delegates end preachers to IL con
ference here recently are not alone
loud in their praise Of the hospitality
Of our people, but especially common
datory in their expressions upon the
very excellent order and behavior OF
everyone in attendance upon tie sex
elal meetings and also upon the
streets and highways, Coming from
class the majority Of whom reside
n prohibition districts, ana who
found town with two saloons. the
compliment is worth more than pass
ing notice: and indicates thai NhaJ-
ever might have been is 10 longer
true.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

It is unofficia!ly stated that recon-
mendations have been sent to the
governor asking for the appointment
of w. E. Meeks. who has been chief
deputy. as clerk for the remain le" O.
his dceased brothers unexnired tenn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

The docket at the Arkansas City
court is the smallest that has been
known in many years. The docket
for Dumas is also very small and
hardly week will be taken up for
its disposition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

The saw mill for the j. H. Smith
ped from New Athens. H.. on Jne 18th
instant. and as soon as it arrives will
be promptly put up on the BoWIos
land. south Of town. Nh Buckner,
who will log" the mill, arrived here
With his teams and labor last week
residnece.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-11-28
A Plea For Leisure.

Individuals will rather helplessly re-
ply to plea for leisure by saying:
"What are we going to do? Competi-
tors hustle and we must do the same
or starve." Some will urge that the
American temperament demands con-
slant occupation, that ''husting" is
our national trait. Well, l have no
desire to insist that we go back to
stagecoach days. But all of us have
plenty of opportunity to tone down a
little. And why not try it? A ma
tional trait may be dangerous as well
as useful-may need control. If the
average individual would make more
leisurely use of his leisure there would
not be nearly as many cases of nervous
prostration as there are now. Put on
the brakes bit Take things little
easier when you can. | know people
who are never content unless they are
''doing" something. Such abnormal de-
sire for activity is not natural it is an
unnatural craving. 1t will be well for
us not to lie so eager to crafty it
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