The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-04-30
SENATOR II A FIGHT.
Ea!:.n= !: Gat =: nsGec Es Refuses
10 Pay Fare
AND IS ELECTED EG0E Gar.

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Senator Money u MISSISSIPPI ii;eI IN ;
alteration with 0. Il. Shancr. Il con
a,,..+or,., so,r,oen+h s.raef. car in
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suited in the senator's rcreiTinS t"o
severe blows from the conductor ana
tho corf,.tor ha;n:r ont IN the risnt
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rela'es the circumstances: 'ie ""S I'o-
ceding from his home to the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad depot to take the .
o,cIn.l, train IN that road for Bllti-
more. where he goes frequently for
medical trea tmeat of his eyes. He had
taken d car on the Fourteenth street
branch Of the Capital Traction com
pany line and had CHANGED 10 bard d
car which stops at the Peace mOnu-
ment. half dozen blocks short Of his
destination. He had failed to nptice
this circumstance until the car began
to turn around the monument. The
car hound for the depot was inmedi-
ately behind tie car Gn which b WAS
seated. The senator says that !;c had
ONLY three rr four minutes time IN
which to make his train, but that
after he discovered that lie was or tAc
| wrong car be called to the conductor
! and asked nm 1cr a transfer rlckeG %
the car Dound LOT the oepoI. lie ,:;eS
! not recall "llaU Une CONDUCTOR fepii"u;
| but falling 10 receive LHe llckeU anu
! recognizing Ihat ne hao 10 I!tne I"
loose, he jumped from the car he was
on and boarded the other.
DTNA>DEO HIS FARE.
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says, tAa! Ciie o'"uuS'ot VI '..aU t ~ 49,.
approacheu Elnl auu asNeu ~, n's
tlckeI; fle Ineil coiu Clle 'olio uoLot
ne llau hoO Hau ciAIe " oeouie .:.0
transfer anu ielii5iiueu 5 ILL :tSss 49, ~
Cile cohuuoloi, liau eGe:l " "lU.-e',s 80, ~
Iile clloulns .'Iiotls ". iii9 ~ oai| ~
one cII " tnG oouel ine o,,IS I't1 o;tsor GGsor
lepileu ViiaU une oe'ia W. "ouio ~ ~.
nave 70 ploouoe 'ioNeo VI pH ;, 10
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I"'o ~" 'tus p,..u o.so ,.. -n,,ia,, T ro ~
$500 for hnt bod not received he
would not pay another. Thereupon
the conductor told him that If he
would not pay his fare he would put
him off the car, and Immediately pro-
ceeded to carry his threat into eXecu.
! tion. This the senator resisted by
! grasping an upright post and engaged
in struggle with the conductor, who
was not making much headway when
a passenger who had been sitting next
to Senator Money volunteered to assist
the conductor. By their combined
strength they contriyed to break the
senator's hold upon the post and to
force him from the car. The senator
! saws that when they first undertook to
eject him the car was in full motion.
and he feels that if they had succeeded
at that time he would Inevitably have
| been badly burt. The conductor and
his assistant did not. however, succeed
in their design until the carstopped ut
the next crossing to let off other pas
SengerS.
STRUCK SENATOR OVER HEART.
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! Ihe EhiS'eL3el "eie 'eiS siu, anu
aouHl'e III Iuetl iauS u%se' anu 0.t1 Ia y
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cohauc'ot "!U 'l,lil d oc'ele eto" ~. 80
tne heafU WIN His cle''cneu uSU. : ~ ,I0
oio"' Une Seliatot eaye' was .els ps'tn
iu4 anu II! oiuei W plooeoo i.!tH ,,:n ,aa,.ne ~
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S,+op l,,a openS r.sosnod anJ ~ doing so nn+ h;s
SI uuoC0a stSoo - M In,oa ,.o.U ~ froa1y sf+ar
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| ha+u.oo,, tho two bnt notwithstandino
| their presence, the conductor, who IS
a very tai! man. struck him another
! blow over the shoulder Of man stand
ing between them. This blow was
struck with the conductors bloody
| hand it hit the senator Squarely on
| the law. He was as a consequence of
this blow covered with blood from the
conductors wound and this circum-
stance was responsible for a rumor
that the senator himself had been Sc
yerelv injured. The senator adds that
there were three of four policemen
present but that none of them took
any steps to prevent the alteration.
To c,re ,1eo +ba+ hoth tho conductor