The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-09-13
STATE NEWS.

- Charleston has received new
crop rice and it brought good
prices.
- The salaries Of policemen in
Greenville have been Increased from
$40 to $50 q month. zp.s
- All the tser dispensaries in
Charleston have been closed through
the designations of the dispensers.
TIE farmers of Chesterfield have
sgread pot to pay over 40 cents per
hqudred pounds for cotton ploking.
II. B. Carlisle has been elected
Senator from Spartanburg County to
fill The unexpired term of Judge D. T..
!, ,Hydriok. =:
- - Some negroes near Charleston in
% crap game got In row over two
cents and one was killed and another
ssriously injured.
During heavy thunder storm at
Lancaster, Frank Stewart cotton
mill operative, was struck aud in
ataatly killed by lightning.
- Mr.. David Outz, cashier of q
bank in johnson, Edgeiield County, is
dead rs Q results of burns received in
large fire at that place recently.
=. H, Hyatt has purchased the
old Methodist Female College in CO.
iumbia, paying therefor $50, goo. The
io5 coutains more than two acres,
- Commissioner p. j. Watson has
completed arrangements "to plant" q
coionyof Russians on three thous-
and acre tract Of land near Summer
vile. I .$s 5..,t "a
j "a. Sohwerin, Jr., rural mail
carrier Of Sumter, is the only carrier
in2tbe United States who uses an
automobile. South Carlina leads the
world ig .ils 1l3i
james Mo Bride q small boy Of
Florence, was bitten by q mad dog
recently and has been taken to the
Pasteur Hospital, Baltimore, for
treatment. 5S5
- oar Of cotton containing "a
bales vas slightly damaged by fire at
s. tGassaassngille. The cotton sWas fully
covered by insnranee. The cause Of
the fire is unknog b. y n
Three negro raaan had fight at
the grave OF their mother, a.:ii b the
|SfHHeTai, At GIussen F loranco County,
An which on o was badly out and am
other was wound ed with pistol.
The trouble arose because one brother
reprimandod the other two FOR driving
q horse Too hard s-t
q Maok Kannedy a mill, man aa of
Greenyille, was found dead under a
trestle at Shelton, ON the Southern
road He either fell Ss through tk !,
/ trestle Or was ,kn0cked off by d train. !.
! He had d wife in 4 tGreenyille, Riish
who he is said TO have quarreled
/ Sbseora leaving home. u
ssn pub 10 meeting OF the Pick.
ems County farmers al resolution was
adopted saying, /, g we are willing $to
make Che price of$ middiing cotton IL
cent per pound an { be ininimum prsice
and dstO il, 6perate aH tli other farmer
org anigations I'M intaining the price
they may fiSS as 4 niinimums SgII|
AIT Friday night at saluudaa
Senator Engen 8. Is 4 B lease ghot and
killed y oe Ben elenan, his brot her
Sin.IaW. -Four or: fiye shots took eject
ans olemar's bod vi, and Ias q result he
died Saturday 3S morning. z he fatal
affair was the result of "a 3 2amil b trau.
sie. lease Burrende Tered tn IN e 81 !.
5I.slisA5sIeWL LTg glts Z ago he barn Of
IT Lewis Ham A lar "A b hbeviile. gas
{strnek by lightning and th4 q was
comp etaly astgoy yed. s Two ooRB
were burned Hith the barn. 3Ies isS not
known ghether The 4 COWS were struck
by light thing Or burned alive. Two
sbnggies were also burned & There was
mo 0insuranGe.
p uperviaor speegle os Green-
vile 1ognty N iho ia charged with
3smbsE sEzling money while in office and,
who iss %ill az 81 Hsnd eTsonviile /,
gave bond on s atnrd az was
taken ON a "a mattress and apc panied
sIbg hysician! and nurse ], into Green
vile County Aftars the bond had
been fixed shs was ta ken back TO Hem
$dersonyili ilie.y