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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-07-31
Fur COUNTY TREASURER.

The friends Of r. Il. Smith, having
confidence in his ability and efficiency,
hereby announce him as candidate
for the Office OF County Treasure,
subject to the Democratic primary. He
will abide the result of the election and
support the nominees Of the party.
Having been providentially hindered
from doing any canvasslng two years
ago and having received Il very tiatter-
ing vote, with about fOur-tifths Of the
votes at six precincts around my home, l
am encouraged to announce my candi-
dacv for County Treasurer, subject to
the rules Of the Democratic primary.
Ifelected. my services for faithfulneSs
and courtesy shall be second TO none,
either rendered Or promised.
w. D. OWENS.
Lam candidate for reelection to
the Office Of County Treasurer, pledg-
ing my best efforts to give efficient
service in the future and be accommO-
dating in discharging the duties Of the
office, aS | have endeavOred to do in
the pat. Ii nay candidacy l shall be
governed by the rules Of the Demo-
cratic party r. D. ROLLINS.
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Notice..

The presidents Of the various Demo
cratic clubs in williamsburg county
will please send me the names Of three
(SI members OF the respective clubs to
act aS managers OF the Primary Elec-
ton. The names should be sent in 1t
once 10 that they can be published in
time for the primary. No votes will
be counted for any candidates who do
not pay assessments and file their
pledges OH or before August 5.
a. Fl. WILLIAMS,
County Chairman.
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FOR THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

FOR THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
II. E. EADDY. pledged to abide the
Democratic primary.
At the solicitation Of many friends
I have decided to become Il candidate
for the House OF Representatives, sub
jrct to the rules OF the Democratic
party. Thanking my friends for their
support in the past. | pledge myself, II
elected, to faithfully strive to represent
the whole people and TO support and
defend the doctrines and principles Of
the Demccratir party as defined by our
State and National conventions.
W w. KENNEDY.
With a deep sense of appreciation
for the support Of my friends two
years ago, hereby announce that am
a candidate for reelection 70 the House
If Representatives, subject to the de-
ciSiOn Of the Democratic voters in the
approaching primary election. If am
elected Sha!! endeavor To serve my
constituents with the same yea! and
fidelity in the future AS in the past.
II. 3. GOrRDlN.
Yielding tO the earnest solicitation
of my friends announce myself As Il
candidate Tor the House OF Representa-
tives from Williamsburg county and
pledge myself to abide by the rules Of
the Democratic party.
j. u. HCTSON.
hereby announce myself candi-
date for the House OF Representatives,
and pledge ,Hysclf TO abide by the
results of the Democratic primary
T.. ), WALL.
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FOR SUPERVISOR.

l hereby announce myself q candi-
date for reelection TO the office Of
County Supervisor, and pledge myself
To abide 6y the result OF the Dem ~
cratic primary ard 10 support the
nominees thereof.
B. B. CHANDLER.
Subject to tie rules Of the Democratic
primary election. We hereby announce
j. j. Graham candidate for County
supervisor at the ensuing primary
election. VOrrHs.
l hereby announce my candidacy or
the office of County Supervisor at the
coming primary election. l pledge
myself to abide by the result of said
election and to support the nominees
thereof. Y. NJ. yESTER..
Having served the people of Williams
burg county two years as County Com
missioner. and feeling that the eXpe-
rience acquired during my term OF
office qualities me to render efficient
service in higher capacity, hereby
announce myself a candidate for
County Supervisor, pledging myself to
abide by the decision Of the pripary
election. 4. NJ. Cook.
The many friends of Mr.. G.. l..
WHEELER. appreciating his many
high qualifications for the office,
hereby announce him as a candidate
for County supervisor ut the ensuing
Democratic primaries. pledging them
selves that he will abide by the rcsuit
thereof -.
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Equal Partners.

In next weeks issue we shall
commence our new serial, entitled
Equal Partners. This is Il thrill
ing detective story, copyrighted, and
if bought in book form would cost
from 81 to $3.50. Don't miss the
opening chapters of this great story
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Citation Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG


BY w. +. Hanna. So. Probate Judge.
Whereas, w. C.. Tutle made suit to
me, to grant him letters Of administra-
ton Of the Estate of and effects Of Mrs.
Sarah \, Tutle.
These are therefore to cite and adj
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Sarah A.
Tutle, deceased, that they be and ap-
pear before me in the Court OF Probate,
to be held at kingstree, 5. c., on
August 16, next after publication there
Of, at II o'clock in the forenOop, to show
cause, il any they have, why the said
administration should not be grant ed.
Given under my hand, this 2Sth day
Of July. Ammo DOmini, 1902.
Published on the ilSt day Of July,
1902, in the County Record.
w. E. HANNA,
It Probate Judge.
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A Card.

There is an impression prevalent
that copartnership exists between r.
II. Tntle and myself. known as Tutle
& Gourtiin. wish - state that there
is no such copartnership and never
has such n one existed.
- THEO. Il. GOERDIN,
neinemann: S, &.
July ii, 1902.
The above statement is correct.
St +. II. TUTLE
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FOR COUNTY SUPT. EDUCATION

am candidate for reelection to
the office Of County Superintendent Of
Education, promising courteous aud
faithful service in the future as in the
past and to abide the decision Of the
Democratic primary election.
WILLIAM COOPER.
hereby announce that I am cam
didate for County Superintendent of
Education in the ensuing primary cleo
tion and that will abide the result
thereof T.. w. WOLFE.
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Executors Notice.

All persons having claims against the
estate Of f. +, Lesesns deceased, arr
hereby notified to present the same,
duly attested. and all persons Indebted
to said estate are requested 10 make
payment to
r.. s. RICIBOURG, Executor,
7-3l-4t. Dillon, ). T..
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S CANDIDATES CARDS, e

published III this column ultik the first primary
election for So! cards of candidates FOR Congress
s.. For the second primary candidates. notices
will De published for half pric" To receive at
tenton all announcements must be paid for in
adYanccl
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Notice is heIeby given that the DEM
Ocratic County Executive Comnittee
will meet IN the cnurt house at Kings
tree, S. 9. On "Wednesday, August 20.
l9O2. 4. H. WILLIAMS,
County Chairman
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Trespass Notice.

Hunting. shooting and trespasaiag
on all lands of the estate Of T. L. Gour-
dir forbidden under the penalty Of the
law. SAMUEL C. STONEY,
iul3l<3t Administrator,
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WANT ED.

Clerk to assist in store Applicants
must have good references and some
experience. j. w. LOCkLIEAR.
July 24,-2t GourdlDs, >. Z.
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WANTED-1O,00O cords Swamp
Hickory in car lots, delivered at
Denmark, 8. C. Address JNO. f.
SIMMONS, Rowesville, S. c. 3nn.
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FOR THE STATE SENATE.

I hereby announce myself candi-
date for reelection to the Senate, sub
ject to the rules Of the Democratic
party. a. Fl. WILLIAMS.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

probable that Ed Durane and Young
Kelly, Dougherty's trainer will go on
for Ground bout. Kelly hasn't yet
boxed in public here. Durane went on
in Around exhibition with Owen lei
gler in the Royal Friday night. Owen
had all the best of it in the matter of
weight, and knocked Durane out, but
not before the lighter lad had showed
that he is possessed of a good stiff
punch, and is game enough to stand
for the "gaff."
Ed Lenny and Andy Daley are slated
for another of the local clubs shows, to
take place, Oct. 30. Andy is here and
is consistently training for the event,
but Lenny, who is stil1 in Philadelphia,
wants to meet Daley at catch weights
instead of the 122-pound mark that he
signed articles for. McMurray, match
maker of the Savannah Club, has wired
Lenny that he is expected to live up to
his agreement.
Should the Quaker fail to come to
time, however, it is just possible that,
If Daley consents, Feltz will be put on
instead of Lenny. These boys have
met in two bouts in Savannah already.
Each won one and lost one, making a
stand-off. 1t is probable that another
go at each other will meet the wishes
of both.
Hot setto at the AIhambra.
Tommy, who is training for the mill
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY OCTOBER 49, 1902

Referee Dan Donnelly stopped the
bout and declared Sullivan the winner.
Sullivan would have probably
knocked out Handler before the end Of
the next round If the referee had al
lowed the battle to continue.
Handler was completely outclassed,
and was a bad-looking sight at the
finish. He was literally cut to pieces.
Sullivan fought well and used an ex-
cellent defense. After the third
round 1t was all in Sullivan's favor.
Handler was knocked down in the
fourth round and again in the eighth.
"Sullivan's rushing tactics were too
much for the Newarker. He found
Handler with his left at almost every
attempt, and by continually pounding
at Jimmy's face soon had him. cut up
and bleeding badly.
From the third round on Handler
was a sight. Still he continued, and
the slaughter pleased the crowd.
In the preliminary Joe Handler
Jimmy's brother, easily defeated Mar
tin Riley"
Handler, though he has never been in
this city, is booked for a go here with
Pat Raedy of Washington Nov. IL.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
POWERFUL PANHARD RACER.
III. c. Baxter to Send to Savannah n
New Machine Direct From Paris.

III. G. Baxter to Send to Savannah n
The promise made last winter that
Savannah would become the paradise
of automobiles this winter seems in
a fair way to be borne out Mr.. III.
G. Baxter of Brunswick, Me-, who was
In Savannah last season. and who is
the owner of a number of machines,
among them some of the finest and
most costly in the country, has just
written Mr.. 7. A. Bryson that he ex-
poets to reach this city the early part
OF February and that he will bring
With him several machines.
He further states that he has ordered.
sent direct to Mr.. Bryson brand-new
Panhard racer of twenty four-horse
power, which will arrive here straight
from Paris some time within the next
three weeks. This machine will be put
on exhibition at Bryson's Oldsmobile
depot.
Though the Messrs. Rainy have not
been heard from recently, it was their
expressed intention also to visit Sa-
Vannah for some time this winter and
TO bring with them a number of new
rast and powerful machines. All Of
these gentlemen when last here ex-
~ essen their intention or telling
friends of the many advantages of Sa-
vannah from the standpoint of an au-
tomobilist, and further expressed the
belief that many of their friends would
accompany them here when they next
came, and that they, too, would come
literally supplied with machines.
One Of last seasons visitors will be
missed, however, for DR.. Brandt, an
enthusiastic Chauffeur, who expected to
return this year, has decided to make
trip around the world, and, therefore,
will be unalsss to pay this city his ac-
customed visit.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
MANY HORSES TO BE ENTERED
The Report of II. II. Hull in Regard
TO Savannah Racing Meet.


TO Savannah Racing Meet.
All of the horsemen, owners of trot-
tiers, now in attendance at the South
ern Interstate Fair Atlanta, will bring
their horses to Savannah and enter
them in the meet of the Savannah
Racing Association to be held Nov. 49,
20. This was the report brought to
this city yesterday morning by Mr..
II. H. Hull, manager of the meet,
who has just returned from Atlanta.
Mr.. Hull reported further that there
are number of very fine horses in the
bunch, which numbers between thirty
and forty. Many of the owners were
at the meet in Savannah at the time
of the State Fair last year and they
were not only willing to come again,
but anxious to do so.
Within the next few days the meet
at Memphis, one of the largest in the
South, will be begun. This, also, it is
probable, will be visited by Mr. Hull
with view to securing more entries
for the Savannah races.
In other matters the outlook for the
local meet Is quite as rosy, for Mr.. Hull
has heard from the Southeastern Pas
senger Association, which has granted
cheap rate from all points in it's ter
ritory on account of the Savannah
meet. This rate is the same as that
announced as having been granted by
the Central of Georgia day or two
ago. 1t means rate of one first class
fare for the round trip from all points
within radius of 800 miles of Sayan-
nah, and a rate of one and one-third
fares from all other points in the ter
ritory of the association.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
WIND-UP OF MOTOR
PACED CYCLE RACES
Prince to Close Coliseum Season With Six
FiVeMie Heats

has gained in one short year a top
rung in the ladder, winning his way
up by good, fast riding of the most
meritoriOus sort. Nelson's manager,
F. Ed. Spooner, has at no time picked
competitors for the little fellow, nor
has he chosen distances which to many
would have seemed best suited to a lad
of Il years of age.
With little thought of championship
possibilities, Nelson has been given the
hard knocks during the present season
and his surprising showing has given
him the name of The Wonder" both
in this country and Europe. And Nell
son is a wonder, a sensation, a marvel
in every way. Slight of build, he
weighs about 1873 pounds, 1.-the of mus
Gle and short of stature, he hardly
looks the terrible human engine which
he really is, for Nelson from the out
set of his amateur career lowered rec
ords, and as a professional he gained
all the principal marks up TO twenty
miles, the longest distance race he
rode. His speed may be determined
from record he holds of eight miles
starting a twenty-mile race. These
eight miles were made at an average
gait Of 1:19, and his opponent was
ridden off his feet in just that distance.
Went a Swift Pace.
Nelson's manager claims that lie
might have gone on and on for TWEEN
ty miles, or even more at the same
speed. The eighth mile of this wonder
full ride was made in 1:17, the fastest
mile by one second made during the
year, and a mile of which Nelson
might brag were he so disposed. Little
Joe is not braggart, however. leaving
all that to his manager.
Like Johnnie, the famous brother
whose life was sacrificed fol-
lowing pace, Joe is modest in the ex-
IRENE, and few have ever heard him
talk of his own doings. lie will talk
of other subjects, but not of his own
wonderful prowess, and his friends are
consequently legion and the number
ever increasing. No other rider has
perhaps as many devoted followers as
this little boy, and should his head
continue to remain as it is at present,
normal, no other rider will next year
have one-tenth as many faithful fol-
lowers, ready to fight his battles and
back him to the limit in his battle for
supreme honors on the cycle path.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
AT MORRIS PARK.
Meltonian, at 40 TO 1. Wins the
Champagne Stakes.

MeItonian, at 40 TO 1. Wins the
Champagne Stakes.
New York, Oct. 1S.-Meltonian, at 40
to l. won the Champagne stakes at
Morris Park to-day. Eugenia Burch
finished second, but was disqualified on
foul. She was leading, and when
within fifty yards from the wire, be-
gan to swerve and badly interfered
with Acefull and Grey Friar. throwing
them completely out of the race. When
Strengthened out for the home run in
the stretch, Redfern, on Meltonian, was
riding desperately, and by hard riding,
won by a head from Eugenia Burch,
who was one and a half lengths in
front of Acefull. Summary:
First Race-October steeplechase,
about two miles and a half. Judge
Phillips, to 5. won, with Hark For
ward, to l. second, and Adjidaumo,
to l. third. Time Al.
Second Race-For 2-year-olds, last
five and a half furlongs of the Eclipse
course. Fire-Eater, to l, won, with
Joe Cobb, to i, second. and Sweet
Alice, 10 to 1. third. Time 1:04h.
Third Race--Handicap for all ages,
last six and half furlongs of the
"i'HSiS ilhAC. hcOilOId IOIlllS5 10 L,
won, with Francisco, 20 to 1, second,
and Daily, so to 1. third. Time 1920.
Fourth Race-The Champagne stakes
for 2-year-olds, last seven furlongs of
the withers mile. Meltonian. 40 to /,
won, with Acefull, II to 10, second, and
Grey Friar, IL to 5, third. Time 1:27.
Fifth Race-The municipal handicap
for 3-year-olds and up. one mile and
three-quarters over the hill. Advance
Guard, to 2, won, with Hunter Raine,
9 to 5. second, and Andy Williams, /
to 2, third. Time 800.
Sixth Race-Selling for 3-year-olds
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
GOLF CLUB WILL OPEN
ITS SEASON NEXT MONTH

The Savannah Golf Club has changed
the date of its first fall tournament.
This was to be held Nov. 27-2s-29, but
has been changed to take place Nov.
13-14-15, the change being made so that
the visitors to the event can take ad-
vantage of the cheap rates that will
be given to Savannah on account of
the meet OF the Savannah Racing AS
ISOLATION.
Some twenty invitations to attend
this tournament have been issued by
the local club to golfers of South Car
DINA, Georgia and Florida, and notices
of acceptance have been received from
several. Among the cities that will
have representatives here are Column
bia, Charleston, Darien and Jackson
vile.
Links i'm Good Condition.
The local club is beginning the sea-
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

Jack Prince promises his patrons that
the card offered for the Coliseum to-
morrow night will be the strongest yet
put up. 1t will be the last of motor
paced racing at the Coliseum this sea-
son. too.
A half dozen five-mile heats will be
run, and Prince and the racing men
are confident that some worlds rec
ords will be broken. The race meet
promoter believes that the largest
crowd in the history of the Coliseum
will witness the close of the season.
The Coliseum manager says that while
he has lost money by calling off the
Sunday races he has secured the good
will of the ministers and church peo-
pie, and that he prefers to leave Sa-
vannah with a clean record.
Ministers May Go.
The members of the Ministerial AS
sociation. or at least some of them,
Will probably attend the races and see
the sport that they have so highly in
dorsed. The fact that no intoxicants
gambling or betting is permitted, made
it possible for the Savannah Ministe-
rial Association, as a body. to indorse
the races. The ministers have urged
not only the members of their congre-
cations to attend the races, but have
called upon the public to patronize
Prince on the last night of his appear
ance.
The promoter has made every ar
rangement to handle an exceptionally
large crowd, and the Savannah Elec-
trio Company will be prepared to carry
out as many people as they have ever
handled. A five-minute schedule with
plenty of cars will be in operation
The advance sale of grandstand tick
cts at Livingston's Pharmacy is al
ready large, but the real rush is ex-
pected tomorrow.
Little Joe Nelson a Wonder.
Ordinarily it takes years of hard
knocks to develop a successful cycle
rider but little Joe Nelson, the flying
school boy, who will ride tomorrow,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
IN THE BOXING WORLD.
FeItz and Dougherty to BE Next At,
traction of Savannah A. c.

traction OF savannah A. G.
Tommy Feltz and Danny Dougherty,
the bantam boxers who put up for
four rounds a remarka bly, clever bout
some three weeks ago, will meet again
Wednesday night as the star attrac-
ton of SHOW" to be put on by the
Savannah Athletic Club. The mill is
slated for twenty rounds.
In the former bout Feltz put Danny
out Of business in the fourth with a
right hook to the jaw and a. solar
plexus with the left. Danny claim
ed afterward that he wasn't in just tip
top shape, because of an abcess in his
ear, but thinks that in the condition
ne is now he can show Tommy a diff
ferent sort of game Wednesday.
Those who know the game best are
of the opinion that If Danny attempts
TO rush the fight he will get the same
sort of dose he got the last time, for
Tommy is a dangerous customer at
close quarters, but If Danny uses his
legs in a punch and runaway game
he's likely to last the limit The
man who. at Feltz's weight, can put
that youngster out hasn't yet come
down. this pike.
six-ROund Preliminary.
AS a preliminary to this bout It is
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
MAY PLAY THE SOLDIERS.
savannah Football Team Has a Busy
Season Ahead.

Season Ahead.
A successful practice of the Savan-
nah football team was held a night or
two ago in the yard of the First Regi-
mental armory, where practices will
be held regularly on Tuesday and
Thursday nights at $3.50 o'clock. All
those DESTROYS of trying for position
on the team are asked to report at once
as the season is getting late.
The team has been very fortunate in
securing as a coach DR.. Butler. who.
last year, played half back on the
Pennsylvania Varsity team. He will
be of great help to the Savannah team
in showing the members the new tricks
of the game.
From all accounts the Jacksonville
team that Savannah will tackle
Thanksgiving Day will be a hard one
to defeat as 1t not only practices four
times a week, but is made up of the
best men of two teams.
This is not troubling the Savannah
ians however, as the home team will
no doubt be able to take care of itself,
composed as it will be of such ma
terial as this: Black, 220 pounds;
Futch, 212; Levy, 205; Hicks, 2O5; Wall.
200; Rossiter, 100, and plenty of IT'S
pound men.
The Atlanta team with which Savan-
nah will come in contact Christmas
Day also will be a strong team, so the
public will have the chance to see some
of the best games ever played on Sa-
vannah grounds.
New Years Day the team will prob
ably take a trip to Jacksonville to
play return game as the Floridians
are anxious for a game on their own
grounds. They still remember the de-
feats of last year, when Savannah Wis
tied Jacksonville, and though short
several of their best men and with not
a single substitute, defeated Jackson
vile by a score of 5 to o.
This year there will be no need to
go away without subs, as there is a
plenty of good material being develop
ed, and every night of practice turns
cut new faces.
The manager of the team will go to
Tybee to-day. and will probably ar
range game with the Fort Screven
team for the first week in November.