The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-07-06

NAL map Of the State ever published.
- Consts5les captured 75.gallon
still and other paraphenalie in the
Ozark Corner" Of Greeny;lle County
and destroyed it.
- Dispensary constables raided the
Union club aud the Union Social club,
! in Columbia, and seized ell the liquor
found in the club rooms.
- The grand jury Of Spartauburg
presented several parties for keeping
disorderly houses, and the accused
were arrested and put under $3.50
bonds.
j. j. Rowe, q white man, was
convicted in Georgetown on Friday Of
stealing Q hog, and Judge Aldrich
sentenced him to 16 months imprison-
ment and 500 fine.
- Brysn Hall pleaded guilty at
Spartanburg Of praotioing dentistry
without q license and Judge Hunt
sentenced him to pay 6ne Of $500 or
serve elk months.
- The dead body Of James Hor-
eey, Is year.old boy, vas found in o
mill poHHa at Winnsboro. It is SUP.
posed that he was drowned while In
bathing by himself the night before.
= AS the result Of on explosion OF
o half barrel OF quick lime in Colum-
bia, John Minis, q colored carpeu.
ter, was horribly burned about the
face and it is feared that he will lose
his sight.
- Miss Agnes Schreiver, Of Bruus-
gick, &C., who is visiting friends in
Greenville, was run over by wegon
and had both legs fractured. She is
20 years old, and the injuries are like
ly to prove serious.
| u Dr.. Arthur Thomas, we'll known
dentist Of Spartanburg, was knocked
on the head while riding in the su-
burba the other night aud was robbed
Of S25 and his gold watch. A negro
has been arrested on suspicion.
| - Of the million dollars appropri-
ated this year by. Congress for arms
aud equipment Of the militia ef she
United States the South Carolina
companies get S17, ,962-a large por-
tion Of which will be spent in encamp.
ment.
w. E. Dargpu, of Darlington,
lost fine buggy mare few days ago.
The animal was trying to remove iy
and ia throwing her head around
caught a ring Of the bit in q check
hook. While trying to straighten her
neck, she fell to the ground breaking
hes neck.
- The Rev. Samuel Philips Yer.
ner, son of John s. Werner. of Colum-
bin, who has just returned from Afri.
| CO, announces that he has for an ex-
hibit at the World: Fair ten pigmies,
CT little men about three feet high.
He also has genuine oannibal as part
OF the exhibit. Mr.. Werner has been
in Afrine eege::! months, and mas
been through some startling adven.
tures.
- It is probable that the Free short
age in Barnwell County will be set
tied without suit. Free was the
County Treasurer aud was about
$4,000 short. The bonding com.
pany will probably pay up without
suit. The Comptroller is now max
ing settlements with the vnrions eeun=
ties ss rapidly as possible, and nearly
ali Of them are ready unusually early
this year.
- The Democratic Executive Com.
mittee Of Berkeley County has adopt.
ed resolution assessing candidates
for Congress $500 each. It is report
ed that the purpose of the resolution
seems to be more to test the power Of
county assessments on congressional
candidates than to get money, as it
carries with it the appointment of q
committee to confer with similsr COM
mittees from the other counties in the
district and take some general action
in the matter.
| - In Columbia last Wednesday the
jury in the case Of Frank James, the
young white man charged with MUIR
der. acquitted him without leaving
their seats. James was an overseer
on Col. Singleton's plantation O few
miles below the city aud aeveral
months ago he killed negro in self
defense. The negro had threatened
James and one morning attacked him.
BE fred at him four times, hitting
him twice, desth resulting from the
wounds. The trial was simply o mat
ter OF form and did no. occupy much
time.
/ j. Clarence Edwards, q white
man aged Il years, 10 in the Spartan
burg Jail to await trial for forgery.
The case is pitiahle example Of the
downfall of young man, who attri-
I butes it to drink. Wednesday Ed
wards secured blank check from
the store Of Dunbar Bros, and filled
lit out, using the name Of A. B. Groce,
one OF tho county 3 wealthiest citizens,
as endorser. The check was for $500,
and was presented by Edwards at the
First National Bank. The fraud was
at once detected aud Edwards was ar.
rested and lodged in Jail.
i ~. "A negro tenant. house on the
i nr0nertY Of Mr.. Jacob Long. about