The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-02-14

Mentally and physically wreck ns
result OF protracted illness, Morris
Wllkins, Jr., took his own life early
Saturday morning o. the family home.
Lpwndes Hlil' near Grcenville. A pis.
his meme indicates. related to some of H
the best families of New York, while
Mrs.. Wilkins js connected with thr
LowDdes Family of South Carolina.
through which she Inherited the Lown.
des nill residence. formerly ono of tho
handsomest homes in upper South
Carolina. The deceased was well
known throughout this section, and
death.
Two small negro children of Mary
CEiles have been lodged in Jail charged
with haVing committed a murderous
assault upon their mother. The wo-
man lives several miles below the city.
her two small children eEe wac beaten
about the head and body and WAS
found In an unconscious condition the
next morning. Her wounds will prOb.
ably result fatally. The children DENY
any knowledge Of the affair, though
Geeplng In the room with their mother.
Her daughter. whn is held By the au-
thoritles, was sleeping in the same bed
put processes to hs entirely ignorant OF
the assault. The woman's husbnnd
was away from homo at the time. The
affair will be fully Investigated.
Our clever fellow-towu usmap. G. A.
keed. celebrated on the 10th inst. his
torueth anniversary as a merchant of
service nov ranks as the oldest mer-
ehant OF the city: The e. A. Reed
Music House, to which he devote9 his
Whole slme and attention, is one OF the
largest establishments Of its sort in
tho south. His stock comprises eyery
eors or musical instrument aud his Gus
toners are scattered throughout this
anu other states. His prices and
When you visit the city 20 into his ss-
taoIlehmenG and hear eome OF his
sweet pho1ographs sing and play and
you will be highly entertained and
given O cordial welcome. We have
heard them and know whereof we
speak, .r
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Ramsay, of
anderson County, stationed at the Orr
cotton mile ia the suburbs Of the city
Of Anderson, is in the city looking for
John Patterson, O mill operative. and
anna Belle Lewis, a girl of fifteen,
with whom he is said to have eloped,
deEertlng his wife and three children.
nne eloperS were traced to Greenville.
They spent Monday and Tuesday here,
naG were sssi eround the Southern
Rallwey passengGc station late Tues
aay afternoon, but up to q late hour
last night the deputy had not succeed :
ea IN serving his warrants. The Of
ienees charged are among the gravest
1n the statutes and it. Patterson ia con.
.Vacted No will spend many years In the
pen. Ihe charges against the girl will
n9G pe 90 vigorously pEeased.-Green.
vile News, 9Th inst. -,
A agency Conference oe the asld
f0rce OF the Equitable Life Insu rance
Company In this. State was held In
Rock Hill last week, and r.. j. CHM,
wh9 represents the company in This
city, attended. The Rock Hill Herald Ia
| speaklpE OF the conference Gays: "a
leading feature of the Conference was
the presentation of prizes to successful
agents In contest inaugurated II
November and December of 1905. Mr.,
Il. j. CHM, Of Anderson, was the hap
py winner of a handsome Titan,
watch, and beautiful gold ring de-
! signed By Tiffany and carrying tht
Society's coat Of arms. Eas presented
| 70 t1e other prize winners, Messrs- j
?. Quarles, B.. G. Bruce, and r, II
Gore. These handsome prizes were
personally presented with appropriate
| remarks by Mr.: Rnddey, sSd tho vim
| ners were warmly congratulated by
every eompetitorsin the recent con
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