The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-25
sTATR NEWS.

SS. AuVIuWeii CSCoUS mas re-
signed his place in the Presbyterian
Orphanage at Clinton and will 20 to
Nashville.
- A man at CRANKY Mill at Colum.
bia refused to be vaccinated. took
smallpox aud died. His last request
was that his wife and children be vac
oinated.
- The Riohland delegation will re-
commend to the Legislature measure
to have the salaries Of all constables
and magistrates in that county rails
ed.
= A negro was sent to Jail in Char
lesion recently for passing a forged
check-this being the third negro
caught at this oifense within the past
two weeks.
- Mrr,. Hannah Levi died at Man
ming from fright due to seeing a bur
glar in the house. The thief got SIS
besides valuable goods. Mrs. Levi
was rs years old.
- Another big cotton mill, operat-
ing thousands of spindles and employ
ing hundreds of hands is to be com
pleted and in operation by next fall,
at the Lookhsrdt Shoals, on Broad
River, in Union. County.
- A Salisbury, N. c., liquor drum.
mer was run in by the police in Gaff-
ney for soliciting orders for liquor.
without license, and put up S25 for
his appearance-but he did not ap-
pear for trial, and the money was for.
feited.
- The civil service commission has
announced that an examination will
be held at Charleston February 4, for
the nrnrrese ce occurring young men
and ladies for postoffioe clerks and
also letter carriers.
- Representative Legare, Of Char
lesion, has introduced a bill in Con
gress tospay Raphael L. David, of that
city, S52, 800 for stores and supplies
taken by Sherman's army during the
Civil wer, forty years ago.
W. j. Pooser, railroad and cx.
press agent at Perrys, on the South
ern road, has been arrested on the
charge OF embezzliug $500 belonging
to the Southern and $47l belonging }
the Southern Express company. He
is just 2l, and has been agent less
than year.
- AS passenger train No. 33 from
Colnmbia bad nearly reached the de !.
pot at Springfield, tbs engine struck q
negro named Dick Jones and tossed
him into the air like ball, L t threw
him clear off the rail. His right leg
and right arm were both broken, but
the physician in charge thinks the
man has q chance for recovery.
- Postmaster Charles J. Mulky, at
Westminster, has gotten into trouble
with the authorities at Washington
by making and soliciting contributions
for paying the expenses of negro and
other delegates to State and county
conventions. Mulky, it is stated, will
lose his position, which he has held
only since April 10, 1904.
81 ~ An investigation ;uto the finaa-
eial affairs Of Greenville County re.
veals the astounding fact that the
county is in debt about $3.50. 600.
Her bonded debt is 1884 500; out.
standing notes countersigned by the
treasurer $97,712 81: notea for measy
borrowed, $38, 800; outstanding claims,
$25, ,000--and other items. l
James e.. Vaughan, Jr., a we'll
known young man Of Camden, met
with q serions accident at Belmont, a
few miles below Camden. AS he was
getting out Of buggy he took hold Of
the mugSle Of his gun, and it was dis.
charged, striking him on the hand,
and in6ioting such wound that am
putation Of the right hand was neces-
sary.
- Recently at Cheraw Mr.. W. g.
TraYWick Wes shot and kill..I while
down near the riverinspectiDg lumber.
The cause Of his death was mystery
for several days, but il finally devel-
oped that he was accidentally shot by
o party Of young white men while tar.
get shooting. The dead man was q
member Of kershaw Camp Woodmen
OF che World, which appointed com.
mittee to go to Cheraw and investi-
gate the shooting. AS o. result OF
their work, Q warrant was sworn out
for Mr. Mcintosh, charging him
with criminal carelessness.
-- a peculiar accident occurred in
hNSBOOtty Seos AuuIouoy uIBub, WQlO0
resulted in tbe death Of 3 young man.
While Mr.. Joe Hargfovs, OF the Whit
mire section. Of NeWbsrry County, and
. MIR. FergGSon were rolling ten-pins
ia the bowling alley on Caldwell street,
Mr. Ferguson 9 coat fellloff the nail
on the wall, and Q pistol in cne Of the
p1ukets was discharged, the bali strik-
ing Mr.. Hargr0ve ID the heart and
killing him Instantly. Mr.. Hender-
BOD, the owner Of the alley, saw Har-
grove staggering, but the man was
dead by the time he assisted him 10
cliairs b s.. y ss5i a q.
,.- The phosphate royalty has dwin-
died from 1928 900 Ia 1903 70 IS, ,7S2. OF
la 1901, and the royalty has been 70.
duced 90 encourage this lauguiahiag
industry from 81. Oh per ton 60 Is
censs per ton, the money now being
perverted TO Che sinking fund, and
there are petitions before the phos-
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