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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-01-15

Most men make love with about
rs much tact as is used when they
play football.
Virtue is often made Of nceessitv
hand.
= Clever men turn useless things
to account. 4 '"i"s'
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- The only way to beat liar is to
beat hasty retreat.
= 1t may be just an accident, but
usually soft hearts 90 with soft wits.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
To the Public.


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degree, and the loss In bad accounts, and
the time and attention 1t requires to col
lect same.
labor, fuel, gas, water and other supplies
are cash.
The stand we have taken is one we have
been forced into. With great MANY Of
our customers we regret to be obliged to
pursue this course, but as we positively
cannot digcriminate, we trust that you
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1901.
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THE STATE OF SjUTK CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OT COMMON PTEAa.


W. II: Shearer. as Assignee OF John " she.x,-
rrialntin. against Robert Rucker, Defendant
To Robert Rucker, Defendant:
N|OU are hereby ned and reopirad - .ns
: . sver a the Complaint in this action, Of which
Court for said County this day. and to or .ne
sRcsy c0Ry Of your answer TO said Complaint on the
tvena1 a. aheif Office Anderson 8. c. within
ths ths dry Of such 'eI.Iee and # you al to answer
Plaintiff in this action will apply to the tonre
LOT na,aa tna relief demanded in the Complaint.
BONHAM & WATKINS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
tSKAL JOHN C. WATKINS, C. cp.
10 Robert Rucker, Defendant:
liz Lane NE NOTICE, That the Complaint. together
WIN the Summons, was this lay hied In the off;ce
derson County, s. C. ' Aux nn-
Dated Dec z, 1901
fO BoNHAM WATKINS, Plaintiffs Att,ys.
lSEALl JNo. c. WATKINS, c CT, '''
Dec 4, 1901 "a =
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THE AMMERseH
Mutual Fire Insurance (,0.

HAS written 1000 Policies and have a
little over $3.50, 100000 insurance in
force. The Policies arc fe. small
amounts, usually. and the risks are
we'll scattered. We are carrying this
insurance at less than one-half of what
the old line companies would charge.
we make no extra charge for insurance
against wind. They do.
J, Il. Fandiyer, President.
Directors-R. S. Hill. j. J. Fret.
we'll, w. G. Watson, J. j. Major, J. P.
Glenn, B. G. Martin, r. B. A. Robin.
son, John G. Ducworth.
r. j. CHM, Agent,
Starr, s. g.
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Notice Of Annual Meeting.
to account.

ALL persons holding claims against
Anderson County, not previously pre-.
sented, are hereby notified to file the
same with the Clerk of the Board Of
county Conmissioners on or before the
3rd day OF January, 1902. 90 that thav
may be examined and passed on by the
Board at their Annual Meeting. 10 he
held the fist Thursday after the first
Monday in January, 1902; and ON fall
ing t. Tile said Claims on or before the
3rd day nf January, they will have to Law
over tn the February meeting
BY order nf Board Co. Commissioners
d. r. CLARDY, Clerk Board c. G..
Dec 4. 1901 "a
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- Hugh McElrone died in Colum-
bia Q few days ago at the age OF I03
years.
The maaculins animal doesn't
cut much ice from she time females
cease to slobber ever hiuss, as an in
fant fan until they begin TO kiss him as q
man.
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Remarkable Cure for Cronn

A LITTLE BOYS LIFE SAVED. Il
have a few words to say regarding
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It
saved my little boys life and I feel
that / cannot praise it enough. I
bought a bottle of it from A. E. Steer,
OF Goodwin, S. D., and when got
home with 1T the poor baby could hard
'iy breathe. | gave the medicine as
directed every ten minutes until he
"threw up" and then I thought sure
he was going to choke to death. We
bad to pull the phlegm out of his
mouth in great long stringa.s I am
posi- tive shst Il had nc. Got chat bet
tie OF cough medicine my boy would
not be on earth to-day. .-JoEL De-
MONT. Inwood, Iowa. For sale by
Orr Gray Co.
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Aet eAoIAer man nave you and KISS
You and tell you things I have told
you"
But this tiny embodiment Of the
new woman's determination to teach
man his place set her teeth and only
smiled at him smiled Just as ANUS
edly as he had smiled at her in the
beginning Of the; little dispute which
now had reached such alarming pro-
portions. @
Poor Philip stood and waited,
holding out his empty arms, and
she merely smiled. !, So he turned
and went, but the new woman re-
ceived terrible shock the instant
that the door closed behind him, for.
Miss Beatrice threw herself on a.
mountain of pillows and indulged in
a deluge Of good salt tears, Just the
kind Eve would have shed had for
tunate Adam had to go through the
probationary period Of lovers dis
putes befoye she became Mrs. Adam.
There was that tea that very aft
ernoon where she was going to pour.
1t would never do in the world not
to go. for the girls must never
dream that, she cared, but abe chok-
ed again as she remembered that ha
had promised TO drop in near the
end with q few Of the men. And
she keSw what that meant, for had
!:s not dropped II 4yary afternoon
during the season, ostensibly to
hove her hand him cup Of tea?
And hadn't he learned to bring
enough Of the other fellows With
him to keep the rest Of the girls
busy. so that he and tiny Bee could
have their little taik ali aiona 2 In
fact, it was at the end of the big,
bewildering reception at which her
mother had introduced her at the
beginning OF the winter that he had
first dared to tell her his love there
when the list few guests we're linz
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
A MINE EXPLOSION.
One Hundred Men Were Exposed
When the CatastrOphy Occurred.
NONE WERE FOUND ALIVE
SeVenty.six Dead Bodies Have Already
Been Recovered.
BURNED OR cHOKED TO DEATH
They We're Chiefly Mexican Miners With
Few Chinese.
BURNED OR cHOEED TO DEATH
GAS WAS lGNlrED BY A NAKED LIGHT
The Mines Were One Of c. p. Auntian-
TONS Mexican Industries and Are
Controlled by His Estate.

Eagle Pass Texas, February .. Details
are slowly reaching here OF terrible ex-
pleslon In mine No OF tae Coahuns Coal
company ut nopdo, about seventy miles
southwest of Eagle Pass Friday night or
early yesterday morning, Upward OF 'oO
men wetc working Ia the mine
The latest news 1t that seventy-stx dead
bodies have been recovered SO Tar, None
have been found alive ana it Is believed all
have been burned or choked to death rAcy
were chieny Mc1Icans, with a few china.
men.
The coal is bitumlnous and charged with
gas 1t Is thought to have been lenited by
naked light Numbcr c was only opened
mp q few months ago aud is the deepest
mine on the property.
The mines were one Of c. P. Hunting.
toms Mexican Industries and are closely
affiliated with the Mexican International
railroad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
pRINcE HENRY GONE 70 KlEL.
He May Not Return 10 Berlin Before
Sailing for the United States.

He May Not Return TO Berlin Before
Sailing for the United States.
Berlin. February 2.--Admiral Prince
Kerry OF Prussia left here This morn.
ing for KEEL Andrew y, White, United
states ambassador came 70 the railroad
station to bid farewell to the prince, who
Will probably not return TO Berlin before
sailing for tho United States. Mr White
told Prince Henry that the city OF cbatta-
noosa desired 70 present him with on aibum
Of views The prince said he would be
delighted 10 accept the album,
Mr. White said he was sorry that the
prince could not go to Florida to see some
Of the tropical United states during the
winter mopths. Prince Hppry also regrets
that his stay 10 the United states VIII be 50
limited 10 prevent him from seeing mans
other places which have invited him TO
visit tlcm. Court Councillor Waldmann,
with a part OF Prince Henry's servants.
Including two cooks, a steward, and sew
eral silver buffers. are TO leave Hamburg
today for the United States on the Ham.
burg. America line steamer Graf Wa'dersee.
On their arrival the members OF thls party
will make arrangements 10 cater for the
imperial yacht HohenEollern and will pro.
cure special supplies for the banquet TO be
given on the occasion ~ the launching Of
the emperors new yacht
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
WORRYING THE THEoLoeIANe.
Emperor William Interested Apparently
in BabYlonish Researches.

in Babylonish Researches.
Berlin, February 1.-The furry Of the
theologiaus over the interest manifested by
Emperor william through his attending a
lecture by Professor Delitzsch, the ossy-
oIoglst, on "Babylonish Origin Of Hebrew
Ideas" has a sequel. The emperor yester-
day invited to the schloss der Wander, the
chief court teacher; Herr Faber. who. as
superintendent OF the Berlin synod, has a
kind Of episcopal authority over the state
church; Dr. Kesslcr, the court preacher at
Pottsdam and a great fayorite with the EN-.
peror: and Professor Harneck, the fore
most writer on the historical evidences Of
Christianity. to hear Professor Delitzsch re-
read his paper on "Ths Bahylonish orgis
Of Hebrew Ideas" Besides those already
mentioned. the empress Prince william
Eitel Frederick. Prince and Princess Henry,
Count Won BuIow, the imperial chancellor;
General Won Plessen, Emperor williams
adjutant general, and many other members
OF the royal family and notable personages
were present.
Emperor William, instead OF sitting In
front Of the assembage with the empress
est In the middle Of the Ellzabethan ball
explaining to those nearest him when the
stereoptician views were shown what they
meant and how they Illustrated the theory
that several deeply based Hebrew beliefs
had previously existed 10 Babylonia After
the reading Of the paper, Professor Delitzset
and the assembled company spent an houi
informally discussing the points raised, FIN
peror william Joining In the conversation
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!rALIAn MuRpeagRs oApruREo.
.Vhen Found They Were So Exhausted
b. Ma Offer Resistance.

When Found They Were So ENhausted
as 10 Not Offer Resistance.
Brockwayyille, Pa, February Hall
naked ard nearly starved, Thomas MAZDA
lena ami Bennie Poll, The Italians wanted
for the murder of james reedn at shaw
INIT Saturday, January $, were brought 70
bay Ia lonely woods near cren9haw, two
miles from this place. at 10 o'clock last
hight aud captured The fwo Italians have
been pursued snd searched for since taa
night o. their crime, and the commission
ers Of Elk county aud the shawmut Min
ing company have offered a reward Of 5000
for their capture The pursuing party lass
night was composed Of -four ltalians ualer
the direction OF Squire Thomas Keys OF
his place. The muratreTs had been hidias
ip the wndos s'nce PeelSin was murdered.
They declared lest night mat they had Lad
nothing to ear COR four days ara were
nearly famishcd When the Italian depu'
ties under Squire Keys appeared they were
TOO weak To OFFER aay aateral fsslstaoee
and we're easily cyerpowsred By Ine posse.
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Prince Henry 10 Visit Harvard.

Cambridge, Mass. February 2.1'he Tin
ersry Of Prince Henry on his visit 10 Har-
yard college on March 6 was officially an
nouuced today by Professor Munsterberg.
luncheon will be given by the Harvard
corporation to the officers Of the university
in honor Of Prince Henry. The prince will
inspect the Harvard gymnasium and the
university buildings and clubs. While
Prince Henry is at the luncheon at Presi.
dent EBots home a high order may be
given to him Professor Munsterberg. IN
an Interview today. said the question Of
comforting a degree upon the distinguished
visitor ran moi be announced In an Official
program, as that Is matter upon which
the dlnereat boards az tbs universally must
yoEa. =
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THE BIDDLES DEAD.
The Autopsy Made II Plain that They
Were Their Own Execntioners.
CONFESSED TO A PRIEST.
Said They Died Like Dogs and Some
One Is Gully of Murder.
THEY CLAIMED TO BE INNOCENT
Priest Says Tie Will Never Make Public
Their Declarations.
THEIR BODIES VIEWED BY THE PUBLIC
Great Crowds Awaited Their Turn at
the Door--Mrs Sotfel Is Reported
as Splitting Blood
TIER BODIES VIEWED BY THE PUBLIC

Butler. Pa, February 2.-The terrible
late OF the Blddles is the talk of CONVEX.
Sation here today, and curious throng
OF people have been defying the storm,
hanging about the Jail entrance In vain
attempts to get IN to see the bodies OF
the dead murderers.
a great deal OF sympathy is expressed
on all sides, ana not few Of the female
portion of the crowd desire to see what
maunCr of man Ed Blddle vas to exert
such influence over women. The jail doors
were closed all day, and no one got In
but tue doctors, who attended the autopsy
and the coroner's jury The verdict Of
the jury is that I'D Blddle came to his
death by revolver shot fred from a
S2caiiber revolver by himself, and
that Jack Blddle met his death from
a gunshot wound inflicted by the officers
in discharge OF their lawful duty.
The evidence secured by the autopsy
held today bears out the statements that
the Bddles intended to xiii themselves
rather than be taken alive and that I'D
succeeded In his attempt while Jack
failed though his life was forfeited.
Dr. Bricker gave out the following state
"a ~ ''''4 N4' autopsy ""NN A'NAtc was
the worst wounded Of the two men, al-
though he was In better condition than Ed
Wnen the men were brought to the jail
Friday night He had two gunshot wounds
on the right side In the region OF the liver.
the bullets passing up and 'Aonnd the
body ana doing no damage. They were re-
moved on Saturday. a bullet wound was
found In the roof Of the mouth, but Il
was slight ana would not have caused his
death. This wound was inflicted By himself
wirh the evident Intention OF committing
suicide.
IN all Jack was suffering from nine
wounds but excepting the one that pene
trated the Nmey' none Of them would
have been fatal Eds terrible snferng'
were caused d! ouUet wound that sfrneA
ann IN the leIt breast about an men and
4 haf TO me right of the nipple and
passed down between the fourth and hith
rios TO the .eti o. the heart and through
me lans' ms "o4hd was made by Ed
himself Inc powder marks are Ylsihs'
on the skin Death was caused by
hemorrhages ana the man suffered untold
7sony to the last breath. Another wound
found on his body was on the same side
about an inch from the left nipple but
! the bullet struck the fourth RIB, passe'
under the skin aud did no damage Both
bullets found In I'd were S2-caliber
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
VERY SEVERE BLIZZARD
CAUSED ONE DEATH IN NEW YORK
AND HAS ENDANGERED SHIPPING.
Checked Rise In the Ohio Rlver--seme
Sections Of Pennsylvania Are suf-
terna a Great Deal.

New York February 2,-since suudown to.
day gale has heen blowing NJ Sandy Hook
At times the wind reached the rate OF over
sixty miles an hour. The steam pilot hoat
New York. which is used to any weather,
came In tonight and anchored under the
Ice Of the highlands. The electric lighted
huoys marking the ordinary channe, and
the southwest spit were purposciy ex-
tingulshed tonight owing to the heavy sen
grounding the cables. On account OF this
the steamer L'Aqultaine from uavrc and
the steamer Phonecia from Hamburg and
Bo'ogne each carrying many passengers.
were forced to anchor outside OF the Sandy
Hook bar, where they are having rough
ride tonight The big new freiEhter Drach.
enfield. bound TO Savannah. Ga. was forced
10 anchor in Sandy Hook hay her captain
not daring to risk putting to sea IN face
Of such terrific wind and without guidance
OF the channel lights
galc prevailed In tho city which tangled
up wires and sent store signs aying 10 the
streets, One fatality from falling Sign
was reported
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afternoon Father walsh ssla, "Botb ia
and Jack Biddlo uiade confessions 70 mo
Eds was made on Frlday night. There
was no one present but myself npd Inch
lying In the next cell. Jack aha not con.
Tess until yesterday. Their confessions
were fun and complete In every particular
and they viii never be revealed.
While ministering to them almost every
hour after they were brought 10 iau they
often would lalk TO me al how they were
wrongly accused Of crimes. They denied
positively that they killed Grocer Kahpey
IN Mount Washington, aud I'D rold me In
the most emphatic terms that he did not
shoot Detective Fitzgerald.
The poor BOYS died Ike dogs literally
riddled with bullets aud some one should
be held responsible for nhuman actions
In shooting them when entirely helpless.
unarmed and unable 70 make the slight.
est defense"
Rev, Father Cronin Welt Of St Marks
Evangelical Lutheran church. ia bis ~.
mon tonight, spoke at length OF the crimi.
nal history made In Butler county In the
past few DAYS.
The testimony taken at the inquest was
volum!nons. making about 1, an ,yoras
ana some nsrts ~ :, orl,a ,,,,.,.r.,.,
The Testimony eiyan NV nar,,tr eSastce
Rainev Hoon reeecta5 scy,r.iv =, Nr,,n,
ern ope OF the pirt.b,,r, da,cr+tro.
The latter mart Of spction x of mo INch
Blddle verdict roads as fo,,ou,s. .rbs4
said posse returned tbe are ana A.. h,,ti,
ensued in which said John Ri1no roca.v "A
. "a
hereby exonerate the Officers from 0u lin.
billty ana commend them for tbair br,re
conduct and the faithful nsrf,rn,rco 30
their duty"
Deputy Hoop, after describing the hunt
for the fugltiyes and the ngal finding a.
them coming over the nm said. "wo ,nt
our two teams IN charge OF ! A Snyd,t
We then got in line aud they camp dow,
the hui, aud the first tnlns saw Ed g,d
die pun a revolver. When bo pullel toe
gun all began TO shoot could NOT t.,l
who bred The first shot. We an s,o.
! should Judge we were l5n feet from
them"
@. Did they fan out OF the sIed1
a. They both fell out.
Q. Describe your approaching the Bid.
die boys.
A. McGovern and walked M 10 them.
They were both lying on their faces.
walked up hrst and MeGoyem swure at me
for it. had revolver 10 my hand and
had It loaded. walked up to tbam aud he
walked up and hit Jack ON the uack OF
the head with the buti end of his Win
chester when he was on his face. rhen
turned Ed over on his back. was the
drst to touch either OF the men. and he
was going TO shoot them lie stepped back
and shot Jack after he was ON the ground
| turned Ed over and he said. 'rSor
Gods sake don't shook again---lrt nae die
Mir. Holiday tm,nrd Jack over and he
conxed him not to abuse him, but to lei
him die.
Q. The slugs that entered tue arms and
side Of Jack Biddle we're from the saui
Gred by McGovern after he was lying face
downward ON the snow at close range?
| A. Yes sir. am sure OF that wat
/ within a few feer.
q. Do you think the striking of Jhcl
on the head with gun had ANYTHING I,
do with the bastenlag OF his death2
+ A. / could not say. Hc could still
+ apnak
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Ao.d N.o,o physieian Dead.

Delaware Ohio. February 2.-Dr. samuel
WHITE, aged IS years, the oldest eolored
physician 10 Ohio, died last night. His
father purchased freedom and with bis
wife and son moved from Richmond, va,
10 Delaware county, where he lived over
stxty years he was one Of the NEST
wealthy ncu IN DslawAxs county,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
WAR TAX BILL
Majority and Minority Reports on
Its Repeal Are Ready.

Washington. February 2.--The ma.
tority and minority reports on the
bill reducing the war revenue taxes
are practically completed, the pur.
pose being to report the hill 10 the
house after meeting OF the ways
and means committee tomorrow.
Chairman Paync'S majority report
desls mainly With the extent and de.
tails of the reduction. which Is said
60 be the largest single reduction OF
taxation ever made by nation. The
minority OF the committee conferred
today. and viii meet at II a. 10. TO.
morrow 60 sign the nnal draft OF
their report. IL viii concur with
the majority in supporting tax re.
ductlon. ana also will discuss the
general subject Of tarin revision.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
WEATHER BULLETINS.

Warnings Of a Cold Wave and Flood
We're Issued,
Atlanta. Ca February 2,--The weatheT
burosu today sent out cold wave bulletin,
warning Georgia and Alabama points OF q
fall IN temperature tonight to Is degrees.
Flood warnings were also dispatched 10 thu
territory trayerscd by the Alabama. Chat
tahoochrc and Savannah rivers the heavy
rains Of the past three days having swoleH
theae streams to food proportions,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
THE PEACE oVERrUREs.

Holland viii Remodel Her Oyertures
Concerning Peace in South Africa.
London February 1.-The Hagnc cor
respondent OF the Daily Mul says that
Holland intends to remodel her offer con.
corning peace In South Africa and renew
diplomatic representations to Great Britain.
Dr. Kuyper. tho Dutch premier. says the
correspondent, has strong continental back
ing and the negotiations are likely to be
prolonged
viii Not Treat With Kruger or Leyds.
London, February 8-rhC British minis
ter had an interview with Or. Won Linden,
the Dutch minister OF foreign affairs, last
Saturday, wired the Brussels correspondent
OF the Morning Post, and intlmated that
Great Britain would never negotiate with
Sir. Kruger or Mr., Leyds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
- Nnrther peveloned.

Denton, Texas. February . Another cold
norther came up during the night, and tht
thermometer this morning was as low as
the coolest weather o. the winter, every
thing freezing fast.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

washington, February 2,Eastern Texas
Fair and warmer Monday; Tuesday III
ercaang cloudlness, possibly raini variable
winds. becoming fresh southeastorly 90
coast
Indian Territory and oklahoma--Falr aud
warmer Monday; possibly rain at night,
Tuesday probably rain; variable winds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03

owcusboro, Ky. February . Several hun.
dred men were working for the two tele.
phoue companies and the telegraph com.
pantes The streets are stiil almost oh
structed with piles Of wire and lee. The
electric HIGHT plant has now one circuit on.
The street cars are not vet running. The
damage to property here is now estimated
nj over SI5DOD0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
Wornt elIzzard Of thc Wlnter.

Cory, Pm. February 2.--The worst bliz.
card Of the winter la raging In Northwest
ern PcpusylgBna touiFht