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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06

We Clarendon visit US or
when they needing anything We have added more Gap
the increasing demands ana our W.T. L. D.
friends from Clarendon
HARDWARE
HoUsEFURNIsHINGs HARNESs SADDLES MACHlNEk!
be
We Elwood Field Fencing Guns Powder
Shot and Sporsmen's Goods
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06

We hold that the dispensay is
the best solution of the liquor
question. Since the enactment
of the law there has been more
restraint upon the sale of lntoxi-
eating liquors than ever before
in this State, and the drinking
of whiskey has been so reduced
that the consumption of whiskey
in South Ca1olina Is about the
ninth part of the general aver
age for the United States. Last
year according to the dispensary
report of the sales of liquor, the
percapita consumption in South
Carolina was s2.51. According
to the American Grocer the per
capita consumption of intoxica-
ting liquors in the United States
is S18.25. The average has been
reduced in South Carolina by the
restraints imposed upon sales by
the dlspensary law, notwith-
standing the obstructions thrown
in the way of it's enforcement by
the agents and allies of the whis-
key leagues of the country. 1t
has been fought by pretended
prohibitionists, political preach:
ers, blind tigers, high license
men and those who are working
for the return of barrooms. And
if the dispensary if the dispen-
sary is cast out it will not be
long until barrooms will be run
ming at full blast0throughout the
State. The State Hof Maine is
held up as an example Of how
prohibition can be enforced. The
original law was a 0nulity and
the Surgis act was passed to aid
in the prohibition work. When
it went into operation in the city
of Portland there were 30 sa-
looms open in spite of the Maine
law. 1908. Maine had 958 retail
and Il wholesale liquor dealers,
a much greater number thau we
had in GSouth Carolina.-Abbe-
vile Medium.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
CASToRrA.
Bears the nIhs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature e. I@<X2Zzzzx
SUNDAY CLOSING.

Alderman F. ". Steiglitz Speaks Ont Boldly
on the Vacillatiug Conduct of Columbia's
CITY Council,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06

Mr.. Willie Smoak, of this place,
in a recent civil service eyamina-
ton for postal clerk, rated 1926
out of a possible 100.-Lexing-
ton Dispatch.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06

Cotton keeps up in the Able
vile market. There are about
5000 bales in the warehouse
awaiting a higher price.-Abbe-
vile Medium.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
Night Session.

Wednesday evening the session re-
sumed work with song service at
7:45. followed by another very able
discourse by DR.. Roads OF New
York on "Half Hour With the Be.
loved Disciple" The rain st Wight
probably kept many rom attending
who would otherwise have heer pres
ent but Or. Roads was heard by
large audience notwithstanding the
threatening weather
Gen. B. W. Green's subject was
Our Offering" and. as usual he
handled it well.
Rev Ross Moore of this city enter
tanned the audience with remi-
niscences of his trip to the Holy Land
in splendid discourse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
BODY UNCLAIMED
Relatives and Friends Of Luddinator
Give No instructions.

The following is from the Com
mercialAppeal:
The body Of John w. Luddington
of Pine Bluff Ark, who died after be-
ing elected from a train west of the
Mississippi river Sunday. IS still lying
in the undertaking establishment of
street. unclaimed. The body was re-
moved tc that place shortly after ii
was found and it was thought that
relatives of the dead man would make
their appearance Monday, but SO far
they have failed to appear and the ,ln-
dertaker is at sea as to what to do
with the body.
Monday morning two kilograms
were received by Chief Of Police Geo.
T. O'Haver with reference to the
man One telegram came from Ray
mond Luddington. $40 East Forty
third street Chicago. and the second
was from W. G. Welch Of Augusta.
Ca. Chief O'Haver replied to each
Of the kilograms stating that the
body was at Collins undertaking es-
tablishment. and that the baggage
check and effects of the deceased
were in the possession of a Mr. Cob
ble. at 476 Shelby street. Yesterday
morning Mr.. CobbIe went to Mr.. Col
Inns. the undertaken and surrendered
what effects were in his hands and
the bodv is at that place awaiting
some word from his relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
Third Days Session.

The third and last days session OF
the great convention opened. as. on
the previous day. with a sunrise pray
er meeting at 6 O'Clock The prayer
service was conducted by Rev. Fl. n.
Twyford
AT s o'clock the days work began
with a song and praise service. follow
ed by the usual discourses. Rev.
John J. Hurt told of "What the De-
snominational Weekly Is Doing to Ad-
vance the Sunday School Cause"
Rev. A. c. Millar explained GLOW
the Sunday School Wirkers and Pas
tors Can Advance This Help"
Rev. W. F. Doris spoke of the re-
lationship between "The Parent and
the Sunday School,
Rev. S. L. Holloway told Of Some
Big Things Small School Can Have" +"
"a Good Way to Use the Bible in a
Bible Glass; was the subject Of q
very interesting talk by Rev. G. W.
lcichelberger
"The Art Of illustrating" was made
simple by the discourse of Rev. Fl. NJ.
fngham.
Teacher Training: Why" by Ms.
l.. T.. Whitney was the subject of an
; xcellent talk we'll worth listening to.
Mrs S. E. Cockrill spoke of "Train,
'ng TO Give" and handled her sub
ject in a splendid manner
Capt. c. G. Henderson spoke of the
relationship between the ''Superin.
teEdent and His Pastor" and he
brought out many exce11ent points OF
value in the Sunday school work
Mrs. R. G. Morehead spoke CT
Teaching Temperance in the Sunday
Schools" and clearly showed the I'M
portance Cf impressing certain truths
upon the minds of the young
Col. D. E. Bradshaw explained the
relat onship between the Business
Man and the Sunday School"
At 1850 followed the election Of
delegates to the Toronto ccnventiCn.
and at - the session adjourned for
lunch
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
How the Train Fell.

st. Louis. June 15.--W. n. Walden
and l.. McHaney of Paragould, Ark,
Confederate veterans who were injur-
ed in the Cotton Belt wreck
near Golden Gate. ILL.,, arrived in
st. Louis with party CT twelve yes
terday
Both fell with the passenger coach
from a twelye-foot trestle. and both
marvel that they escaped death Mr..
Walden declared thirty veterans We're
shaken like so many dice in a box
AS near as could be learned. he said,
the rails on the approach of the tres
tie spread. the engine and cars jump
ed the track and ties and timbers Of
the bridge began flying. He said:
L saw the dining car turtle and fall
from the trestle It was full Of vete-
erans. A moment later our car fol
lowed. and I was being tossed about
like ping pong ball. AS the coach
struck the ground and rolled over
felt heavy weight upon my legs, and
found myself pinioned by several car
sd ITS and half dozen passengers" :"
The injured veterans will not go to
the reunicn at Louisville, all being
too much shaken up. Mr.. Walden is
badly bruised about the head and
limbs. Mr.. McHaney suffered a dislo.
Gated left shoulder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15

Hal fag n. S June i5-fSpeciaD
A novel project in which pcvsl
cians Throughout the world are inter.
ested received an enthusiastic fare
well when the stearcer Havana sailed
from this city today for a cruise along
the shore of Baf,n's Land and Cen
tral Greenland. with DR.. Frederick
SohcG. of Washington. in charge
Dr. SchAn has an idea Of q radical ap-
rIication Of the utdoor treatment for
consumptives. growing out Of his c'wr
experience. He is backed by a num-
Der ,e business men Of Washingt
DC. Dr.. Sohon was with Lieut..
Peary on his last tive polar expedit
ions and believes that a sojourl il the
arctic regions will cure consur ntiot,
He was suffering from the disease
when Re made his drst trip arS found
that his lcng sojourn IN the GraAa
iand fiords eliminated the baciIi sroyc
his system, Recently he wrote an
exhaustive paper on the subject
which aroused wide interest in the
med cal world, and as a result nun
Der .f men interested in STAN ping out
the white plague have resolved to.
test Dr.. Sohon's plan. The Havana
VIII anchcv in various sheltered dords
Tor tba diversion and benefit OF the
patients aboard and return to Hal
flax late in September. The mum
Der Ct patients is limited and the
menu will be that Of first-ciass hos
pital.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
HOUSE BuRGLAR|Es
Occurring in the 4..y With
Alarming Frequenc,
Recently.
HOMES ARE ENTERED AND VAKl-
GUS ARTICLES CARRIED
AWAY.
IL
Policemen and Constabies 6en,1inq
Every Energy to Run Down
Guilty Parties.


Burglarics are occurring in the city
just new with alarming frequency.
one having been reported for every
uight this week so far. Wednesday
night they raided the Mullen board
ing house. on Fifth avenue, between
Main and State streets. and after
rifling the kitchen it appears that
they departed without molesting any
thing of more value than something
to eat
The police department is doing all
in its power to suppress the house
breaking epidemic. but it appears
that the department is inadequate to
the occas on ewing to a lack Of sum
cient men to properly patrol the city.
So numerous had the complaints
about petty burglaries become
throughout the city. that Chief Stew
art on Wednesday night took extra
precautions against a recurrence OF
the crime. Every available member
Of the police force, besides constables
and other special men. were kept up
all night to police the city as thor
oughly as possible: but even this did
not serve to enable the department
TO catch the miscreants fer with all
the men en- duty last ght they were
inadequate. to patrol the city proper
ly. The chief and his men will con-
tinua TO bend every energy towards
the. capture Of the guilty party or par
ties: but ii is pretty generally. conced.
ed that twice the number Of men he
has at command is needed In the
work Of policing the town,
However ii IS safe 70 predict that
If there be- a recurrence OF the crime
the department will bag their man.
While small. the present force is an
efficient one. as was very forcibly
shown by the last monthly report sub
mitted By the department to the city
council: and they will need but few
more cues to solve the problem Of
the mysterious midnight visitors,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
r4E ARROW 70 FLy.

Portland. Ore, June t5.-(5peciaD
Captain T. S BaIdwin's airship
Arrow aad her two larger and strong
er sisters have arrived here and will
be in active opeatnn within a day
or two The aerial navigation COM
cary has built an aerodcme on the
aoronautic course on the south shore
Of Guilds Lake. west Of The Trafi.
over which the flights Of the a1rships
will take place,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
GAlvESTON-HANANA STEAMERS

Galveston, Texas. June l5.-(Spec-
;all-Tha Tjtiis, new 875-tcu steam
ar. sailed from this pert today ;naus-
urating a direct regular line between
Galveston and Havana. The steamer
is owned by d company composed OF
prominent Cuban bankers and mer-
chants and is said to he the first reg
ular liner from the United States
which has facilities for landing at
the wharves at Havana without light
er.ny her passengers and cargo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
ISAAC FISHER ELECTED.
Was c-sse- as 2rincjpa; of Sranch
Normal College Wednesday.

News was received here Wainas-
day afternoon of the ra.siaction Of
Prot. Fisher as principal .,f Branch
Normal college. the colored depart,
rnent Of the University ot Arkansas.
located IN Pine Bluff The Board Of
directors of the University OF Ar
kansas held a. meeting Wednesday
at Fayetteville. at which tine the
heads Of departments FOR rhe coming
term were selected.
Prof Fisher has been an earnest
worker for the Branch Normal college
and his efforts have received the in
dorseu.nt aui support OF all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
sosLoNE RESERVATION OPENED

Washington, June t5-{Special)-
Word was received at the Interior De-
partmant today of the successful
opening Of the Soshone Indian reser-
yaticn IL Wyoming. The plan adopt
ed sor the distribution Of land was
the lottery idea. which has given
general satisfaction in the opening Of
other reservations recently and ia an
improvement, Commissioner Rich
ards states. over the rushes which
attended openings in former years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
Sraers VS.. t+a~-rrests.

There will be q game Of baseball at
Jones park Saturday afternoon be-
tween the Speers and Hammetts. The
game will be called promptly at 5
O'clock. The following is the iineun:
Speers-Reeves p Mooney se. 0,
B. Byrd IS. Gillespie 2b. Sanders RI
Howsan C, Riat ID. Hendric Byrd II,
Henry Speers. cf: subs, Lindsay ss.
Chestnut #. Martin If. Hamnet.s-
Gallisher D, Lefar 3b. Hunter Knox
IS. H. Roane 2b, G. Lindsay ri, o,
saners c, c. Rutledge 1b, NJ, strick-
land If. i Mitchell CT. subs, Farrar
Martin c, Toml.nson 3b na-ragh. III
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
COSTLY ORGAN FOR
POTTER BEER GARDEN

Nav York, June l5.-fSpeclaD-
Frank s. Hastings. the noted capital
ist, has lent a $4,000 organ to so
eiatv's Beer Garden" which is to be
opened here tonight in st. Nicholas
rink. The garden was promoted as
{. result Of suggestions made by Bish-
on Henry G. Potter Associated with
Mr.. Hastings il. the venture are many
aaIl-kuown Nav York society folk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
CRITICAL CONDITION
is THE UNVERiFiED REPORT
FROM Mr.. POOLE, WHO WAS
IN WRECK.
scr'e OF the Veterans Taken TO ST.
Louis Teii How the Wrecked
Train Fell.

report was received here Thurs
day to the effect that Mr.. Poole OF
in the wreck Of the Confederate Vet
Grams special train at Golden Gate,
H., and who was taken to hospital
in ST Louis. is in critical condition.
had become quite current On the
streets Thursday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15

Teieg1.axns received here today
from Louisville. Ky, announce that
Prof. .Turius Jordan. who was tntur-
ID IL the Golden Gate wreck, is get
.irg a.e-y r'cely VIE kilograms
wa-a -4ca;vad by Nr Clifton Howell
ami are as follows:
"C.sttirg on finely. Staying in the
aotei enjoying myself
81. JORDAN"
ssNou'+ be uneasy about me. an
all r;ght and getting along all right.
~. JORDAN"
sT'a were Unable t. find Gen. Jcr-
dan = the iureerse crowd, but learn
Cd from Confederate headquarters
that he IS only slightly nurt.
LOUISVILLE NATIONAL BANK. .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
o.Aay PREPARING FOR
ANOTHER DASH

Portland Me, June 1s.-(SpeciaD
-,iautenant Cormacder Robert
raarv left here today fcr New York,
where ha will procure supplies Tor
his steamer. the Roosevelt, in which
"a will make another attempt TO
reach taa North Pole,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
'tn'ary and Junior Work.


primary and junior department
convention held a separate
at the First Christian church.
of Beech street and Sixth ave-
ednesday afternoon. The ses
opened with devotional exer-
(eglnning at 2 O'Clock. ard this
liowed by an interesting ad-
~ Miss Mabel Murry of Arka.
VINO took for her subject,
I'VE Have a Separate Room for
mary Department
Murry's talk was in turn fol-
oy another by Mrs. Florence
i Of this city, whose subject
HOW | Teach the Children to
1olI was the title or
oy Miss Emma Archer Of Little
7 5 to BIS was devoted to five
'a'Ks On helps or the elemen-
'acaer, Miss Joe Angel of Pine
alked about Books and Maps:
!. A. Frizze of Stamps, on aPe-
As Mrs. L. c. Elston Of Fort
on Pictures"
.'mary Department in a Rural
was handled In an admir-
.aaoer by Mrs. F. l.. Sutton of
Rock.
1ucy Moore Of Cane Hill an
: ae question. "What Is a Pri-
= Junior Union?" 80. ~. as.
vera Henderson of Little
sAplained the system of grad
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
PEACE pLENiPoTENTiA7tES
OF Japanese.Russ;ar War TO Meet ir
Washin9tc1-

Private dispatches to the Walter
Cotter company this city, say that
the peaca plenopiteuttaries for the
settlement of the Japanese-Russian
war will meet in Washington
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15

New Edinburg, Ark. June 1a.--
(SpeciaD Hon. W. J. Bryan deiiv
cred quite an interesting speech
on the street here Monday He was
en- route to Wilmar where he was
billed to speak Tuesday night at Beau
vcir college. His stop here was
about 80 minutes Every business
man in town and a good many peo
and shake his hand and three shots
of dynamite were touched eff in his
homer as he came into town His
speech was made from the gallery OF
Mr. J. J. T. Hendricks store, which
is about the center Of town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
GEN. RANDALL COMING HOME.

Manila, June t5-(SpeciaD Brig
adier General George H Randall sail
ed for the United States today, CO.
incident with his prom otion to a maj
or r-generaIship. He will be retired
next October and has been command
er Of the Department of Luzon here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15

Picnic train leaves Iron Mountain
depot at 8 O'Clock Friday June as
Tickets can be secured At train. All
should attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15

Picnic train leaves Iron Mountain
depot at 8 O'clock Friday. June Is.
Tickets can be secured at train. All
should attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
ou;cx JUSTICE FOR MURDERER.

virginia Hot Springs, Va. June Is
Especially William Hanshoro. ccl-
red, was hanged herr. today for the
murder Of J. R. McKoen, steward of
he H1mestead Hotel last March.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15

The Bank CT New Edinburg had a
meeting of its stock holders tuesday
and elected its officers fer the COM
ing year, ali the old officers were re-
elected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15

ing beginners, tue primary pupils and
the juniors.
From to 6 was given over to ques-
tions arising in Sunday school meet
ing, a sort of free-for-all discussion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
oeRAM OF BUSINESS


4K4g.fl3aF
Day afternoon was a. busy
{ First Presbyterian churoks i
state Sunday scns9s bon
holding it. sessions: The
open&dl(s d. Il .sga song
sesgic,ezae,f sesgi.c, 4, fweag minutes.
fofbHed by aBible les
Your Light shiM' BY c.
of Dallas; Texas. who, by.
S fulNofdre and enthusiasm
les ofsSsi1day school work.
partly ariy, It iaSsms. ia'
ling I'd ~ prima epart-
he Counties and Schools a
Ias the subject of an able
by Gen. B. W. Green. at the
Of which talk ths Round
Furnished entertains1tdt to
people present on this oc-
C. D. Meigs led the exer-
B talked Of Thirty-six Ques-
Thirty-six Sunday School
!" He handled his subjects
usual. and there was not an
tied person in the entire au-
|. Y. Ramsey talked to the as
(bout "The Pastor; His Sun
bcl" and his talk was well
bteU1g to. He offered many
suggestions to his hearers.
remarks We're listened to with
EST attention throughout.
F. Edenburn talked at some
pom the subject of "The Pas
His Baraca Glass; and he.
sad much that proved both
ng and instructive to his au-
lty minute talk on "The Pas
His Home Department" fol
7 Rev. J. D, Hammons. He
his subject we'll.
Study was the theme of a
by Rev. Charles Roads, D.
" York, and was a feature of
sion. DR.. Roads is an able
nuent speaker. and held the
Of lis large audience from
hnish The meeting adjourn
o'clock for d,nner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
BUY

Two lots from US $500 and up
wards). when paid for: we build you
a home. Il house costs 5000, 40
months interest will amount to 500:
total, $7o0 Ycu pay us $3.50 per
uonth for 40 months; 3 f-3 Pears
rent does the work.
"(Set Youra."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15

lackberrses are ripe aud times
are not SO gloomy now. Crops are
all planted and looking much improy-
ed slnce the rain. Farmers are in
better spirits and seem to think they
will make tWo-thirds crop.
The ladies' Of the NJ. E. church at
this place are goiag t. have an ice
cream supper in the Fowler grove at
this place Friday night, the 10Th.
the proceeds to be for benefit Of the
church Al. are cordially invited.
Several of the business men at.
tended the delinquent tax sale at
Rison this week. =.
PROSPECTS are that we will have
the iron Mountain railroad running
BY here aud pa-nell Springs to War
ren before this year expires
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
ARCTIC CURE

ARCTIC CURE
FOR CONSUMPTION 70 BE TRIED
BY SEVERAL VICTIMS oF
DISEASE
Lieut. Pearfy Who t+as Beer Mucn in
.erctic Regions Believes CA"e
Certain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
| OF BUSINESS.
School Convention
burning off Work
| Rapidly.
HELD AT FIRST PRES.
ERiAN AND CHRIST
hN CHURCHES
=

kure of Sunday schoo! Work
-
|ino instructiveiy Dis
cussed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-14
sIREs AND SONS.

On Sunday. Aug. 10, Goodwin Smith
Of Toronto was eighty-two years old.
Admiral Togo. when in England in
the seventies, was commented on by a
critic, who said. "Mr. Togo quite an
noys himself with bis politeness.'
Daniel T. Jewett OF st. Louis, who
is ninety-elght years old and who re-
Gently retired from practice. is prob
ably the oldest attorney In the United
States.
Mr.. Cleyeland's income from his in
yestments is between eight and ten
thousand dollars. to which he adds an
average Of about $1,000 by writing oc-
sional essays for publication.
A French astronomer, NJ. Joubert
head of the St Jacques observatory.
has bad all his children named after
stars. He has Uranus, Jupiter, Sat
urn, Venus, Castor and Polllx.
Frederick w. Smith, grandson Of
the Mormon prophet, Joseph Smith, and
son Of the present head Of the Latter
Day Saints, has started propaganda
to convert the Mormons of Utah to the
former principles OF the church as ex-
pounded by the prophet.
At the recent diplomatic luncheon on
board the Mayf1ower President Roose-
welt got around the tremendously deli
cate matter Of precedence between the
Japanese and Russian ENJOYS by bolt
ing for the door Of the dining saloon
with Come on; luncheon is served"
Richard B. Reed of Salem, Mass.
said to be the oldest letter carrier in
the country. has completed half CEN
tury Of service. When he first went on
duty It was as a penny post, and he
delivered the entire mail Of the city, be-
ing paid by the recipients of the mail.
Premier Balfour is not like his por-
traits. His face is not so well modelled
nor so pretty as the artists have con-
spired to draw It, 1t Is manlier; the
cheeks have Jowied: it is not so re-
fined Looking at the head en- profit,
there is something disconeerting, frog
like. about the eye His head is the
Cecil head, long, narrow, mallet shap-
ed, balanced. yet perky; the crown far
back.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-14
McGAvREY MAY DIE.
Bexley Bound and Gagged" Student
in Bad Way.

Gambler, o., Nov. Thames f. Me.
Gavrey, the Bexley Theological seminary
student who was found bound and gag
ged in his room Saturday night, is
in a precarions condition, and fears
are entertained that he may not rel
cover.
He suffered several commissions yes
terday and physicians say he is on the
verge OF complete nervous collapse. He
suffers great pain in his right side and
il Is believed he was kicked while UNI
conscious by the men who bound and
gagged him. McGavrey's mind is not
yet clear and he is unable to tell any
thing of the assault.
Dean Jones Of Bexley hall said last
night that it Is well known fact
that students liz the seminary are poor,
a majority Of them working their way
through college. His statement strength
ems the belief that robbery was not
the motive OF the assault on McGav-
rev.