Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-05-12
LOCAL lACONlcS.


We Will Send The Enquirer
From now until January i, 1905, foI
$12S.
The A. p. Campbell Residence. :.
Mr.. W. e. Adams has purchased the
DR.. A. P. Campbell residence at Glover
from Mr.. r. L. Campbell, who pur-
chased It at the recent executors sale
Industrial Parliament.
Governor Hayward has appointed
thirty delegates to the Southern In
dustrial Parliament, which meets In
Washington during the latter part OF
May or the first of June, and included
among them are Messrs. w. r. Carroll
of Yorkville, Leroy Springs Of Lam
caster, r. B. Caldwell of Chester
John Wood Of Rock Hill.
Miss Insold to Marry.
Rock Hill Record: It will be sur
prise to her many friends and admir-
ers In this place to learn that DR.
Matte Ingold. who will return to Ko-
rea In July, will be married soon after
her arrival there to Mr.. Lewis Tate
missionary from Missouri. DR.. In
gold Is sent out and supported In heI
missionary work by the First Presby-
terian church Of Rock Hill. She spent
several weeks here this spring at the
home Of DIR. Crawford.
The EIdridse- Dunovant Feud.
The Eldridge- -Dunovant. feud Of Ea-
gle Pass, Tex, has claimed another
victim. An Associated Press dispatch
of Tuesday says that on that day, w
T. Eldridge Of San Antonio, killed
Col hn
place on the San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass train near Wallis, Tex. Three
years ago, on this train Eldridge kill
ed Captain william Dunovant He
stood trial for the murder and was
acquitted. He and his friends claimed
that various attempts were made
against his life on account Of the kill
Ing, and he advertised himself as be-
ing in mortal fear Of assassination al
the hands Of Dunovants relatives,
particularly Of sister, who Is report
ed to have sworn vengeance. Cal
houn, who was killed Tuesday was a
brother-in-law of the late Captain
Dunovant Captain Dunovant went to
Texas from Chester county shortly
after the war, and leaves many rela-
tives in this section.
Confederate Dead In LaureIwood.
The Rock Hill Herald publishes the
following as the list Of Confederate
veterans buried In Laurelwood ceme-
terry, Rock Hill: s. G. Keesler, c,
Rutland, j. Clendening, w. M. Hollo-
man, C.. e. Cobb, ]. M. Ivy, Wiiile
Deas, D. C. Williams, s. Kersey, s.
workman, Daniel Williams. w. L.
Roach, F. A. Sitgraves, J. s. White,
Chaplain Kerr, ]. c. Witherspoon,
Robt. Morrison, R. H. McCosh. ]. A.
Walker, T. Wood, ]. F. Workman, d.
A. Button, l. A. Oates, ]. L. Moore, ].
W. Rawlinson, John Ratterree, ]. T.
Harrison. D. r. s. Blake, r. NJ. Kerr,
Louis Fouzts. J. w. Fewell. w. F.
Downum, M. L. Owens, w. r. Henry,
]. v. McFadden, w. 8. Creighton, J.
F. ONeal. ]. C. Hoke, B. P. Alston,
r. ]. Hagins, n. H. Hart, Jacob NC
Graw, r. L. Johnson, John lowers.
David Gordon, j. A. Sturgis, X. 3.
May, R. D. Sturgis, r. H. Workman,
J. o. Giles, ]. II. Cation, j. P. Creigh-
ton, w. E. Black, ]. N. Steele, Capt.
Bess, ]. ]. Roach, ]. H. Ayers, M.
Johnson, T. Arledge. John Dye, -
Vincent, Capt. Hert, Geo. Reid. ]. Nj.
Strickland, E. r. Mills, ]. G. Poag'
VIM. Anderson, ]. c. Lee, A. II. White,
- Martin, ]. Louis McElwee, Sam
Rogers, J. R. Neisler. David Black. w.
]. Irby, E. B. Mobley. Isom Rockholt,
w. A. Steele, ]. A. Lewis.
w. o. Bales Under Bond.
w. o. Bales and Mrs. James Hollo-
baugh have been put under bond to
answer to the charge of bigamy at the
next term Of the court Of general ses-
sions The warrant In the case was
pursuant to the recent presentment
Of the grand jury. Bales wrote to
Clerk Tate some time ago to the effect
that he would come over whenever ne
should be wanted. Clerk Tate wrote
for him some days ago, but as the re-
turn did not come promptly. Mr.. Tate
instructed Sheriff Brown to serve the
warrant. Mr.. S. C. Smith, acting as
deputy, started for Pineville yesterday
with a warrant; but met Mr.. Bales
and Mrs. Hollobaugh at Tirzah, COM
ing this way. The warrant was duly
served. Mr.. BALES explained that he
left Pineville Immediately upon the
receipt Of Clerk Tate's letter, and the
postmark on the letter showed that 1t
had been delayed. Mr.. Bales retain.
ed M. B. Jennings, Esq, as counsel
and gave bond for the appearance Of
himself and Mrs. Hollobaugh. The
case Is like this: Mrs. Hollobaugh, nee
Miss Sallie Bales, left her husband
sometime ago, or her husband left her
and she. has since been living with w.
o. Bales as his wife. It Is stated that
they have been married by a notary:
but this may or may not be a matter
Of dispute and 1t Is not yet clear
whether the prosecution will seek to
prove bigamy or adultery.