The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-18


= A hoop burst on big oask in the
kichland distillery and $4,000 worth of
liquor ran out The floor was flooded
q foot deep.
Arthur Paine, oolored, was shot
and killed on q street Of Oranqeburg
by another negro on Thurs lay night.
The shooter got away.
= Lieut.. r. G. Richerson, son of
II. Y. Richerson, of Charleston, has
been slightly wounded on the Island
OF Jabo in the Philippines.
= The 16 year.old son OF Swan
Paris, Of Cherokee County, was killed
on Friday by the bursting OF q gun.
1t was cheap gun aud he had loaded
It heavily and was shooting it at rab-
bit when it burst.
- The State says there were five
persons lynohed in South Carolina
during 1904 and only two executed
according to law. Two Of tho Eve
were lyuched for murder, one of them
being white man.
- Two OF the young men Of Green.
vile who got up the fight between the
wild cat and the bull dog pleaded
guilty in the mayors oourt to the
charge of cruelty to animals and were
fined Eve dollars each.
= Jno. @. Perry who waylsid aud
killed his neighbor Joe Willis q few
months ago in Saluda County, for
which there were threats of lynohing
at the time. was granted Las:! 55y CnieT
Justice Pope in the cum OF SO 1000.
- The reports of the solicitors of
the State chow that there were ,only
175 homicides in South Carolina in
1904 against 222 In 1908. The 1st
circuit had %, the 2ud 44, the Bird Is,
the 9TH II, the 5th II, the 9th 26,
the 9Th 16,r the 9th ,26.
- g. @. McMakin, Of Wexford, re.
GENTLY killed hog twenty months old
which weighed $50 pounds. It was
the finest porker to its age ever raised
in this Pection. The hog was Of the
Berkshire aud Poland China breed. -
Spartanburg Herald,
Thomas Soandoue, contractor
in the Pom Pom mines in Colleton
County, was arrested by o United
States marshal on the charge Of peon.
age, the oomplainants being @ number
Of his fellow Italiaas who escaped
from tie mines and walked to Charles.
Ton.
At Union a few days ago moet
unusual incident occurred when o
horse loosed from his stable and made
frisky by the cold weather in kick
ing up around the lot, struck COW
in the forehead, breaking its morn,
crushing in its skull aud Killing il in.
stsntly.
- The act Of che last Legislature
exenpting confederate vetoyaue from
the payment Of licenses has created
some classification in Charleston.
and IL is said that the ace viii be
tested IN che courts es TO les eonesi-
tutionality, which 10 disputed by law
yers.
A diepatoh from Charleston aave:
The .:ss;sSt A:sshs;ssStt price shat has been paid
for seo-island cotton was resently psid
for 100 halae gse.ss ..5BlIsak ...5BlIsak Hail pien-
tstion'' OF Colonel Townaand ne Ea:ss..v
i5iBnd--70 cents Q pound. The cot
ton is pronounced 70 be the finest
which is grown. It will be- shipped
to France, TO be manufactured into
the finest laceB. n 80. ' 7.
- After remaining out thirty min,
utes, the jury in the case Of j. L. e.
Jones, ct Spareanbnrg, tried for the
murder Of j. M. p. Young returned Q
verdict Of not guilty. The killing OF
Young occurred in November, In the
grocery store OF j. r. FAINT. Much
interest was taken in the case, and
the court room was thronged during
the trial. a5.s, .55s .S IS
- Mr.. Boyd Teylor, q young whita
man who lives near Mars Bluff in
Florence County, was found dead in
the woods near his home. From what
osn be learned, he. went out in the
Wcods,so haul load OF wood, !, and not
coming home, search was Iuade for
him, and his OK and cart were found
and not fer from The place his body
was found. Il is supposed he died
from natural causes. 81.
Three prominent young men OF
,Greensille have been arrested and
held TO trial for cruelty to animals.
the prosecution being made By the
ioSSASSy syAts eh0 psCt0utIVuf OkS CxU6l6Yi
90 apimals- their cruelty consisting
in having a.Gght between q bull dog
end : Wild sat. It is expected they
will all plead guilty. The dog killed
the Sat in { a fight Of half an hour.
but was badly used up in flight.
charleston ia shipping consider
able quaniity Of fertilizers By. wator to
the gulf States. a few weeks sgo.
the barkentine q. V. Boynton sailed
aith ], 600 tons for Galveston, and
since then q schooner with i 500 tons
sailed FOR Pensacols, and another wish
800 tons for Mobile. IL few days q I
barkentins will be cleared with $50
toms for d Mobile. Fertilizers have
been shippsd ia the past from Charles
ton all, through she gulf section, but
60 many large ,cargoea By water in
close succession have not before been
sent 6onsh. i fi5sl
In Che grand jury's pressntnent
to Judge Townsend, !, at Beaufort, last
,Week, attention was called. % the fact