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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21
SENATOR rlLLMAN Satisfied
lays MA jority of tho LoGisin ure 10
for Disponsary.

lays Maj ority of tho Legisin, ure 10
for Disponsayy.
Senator B. r Tillman was in Co.
umbia for short while Wednesday
on his way from Trenton to Charlotte,
n. q, whero he was 90 deliver an ad-
dress TO the Chautauqua Wednesday
Night. While there LIE ss.t for some
newspaper men and was interviewed.
'Tle senator talked frealy, anG
while at the outset giving the inpres.
sion that he cJnsidei.d tie 6isponsary
foroes In the light Of victor rather
Than vanqui shed, he dispi-ped con
siderable feeling baforo the interview
ended.
If my opponents are satisfied" dc
ciared ne, WIN Ulie RESULTS of the
primaries "Wednesday, / certainly am.
didn't get q chhnoe VITO ote ia tue
hrst primary, but voted Wednesday,
and while the 8~n.iealen for whom
cast my voSe nore defeated, that fact
neither surprises nor diBturbs me.
cne gtyJr cannot make the
laws, nor cau no repeal those already
on the statute books. The dispensary
Will lave, according to the Informs
ticn l nave received, safe working
maj .riGy Ia both the house and senate
some 6hing like ten or more. My fight
was on the Legislature and for this &C
casion l say l have won my fight.
TIE prohib!tionists, bind tigers
local optionists and high license ad
vocatos made common osuse against
the dispenssry, knowing that It's de-
feat would enable them to carry out
their nefarjoub schemes, but this un,
holy alliance did not accomplish iti
desires.
I'VE will clean out the dispsnsary
set 1t upon It's feet, Btreng Dhen 1t anc
Uhen We viii see how well Ansel en-
forces the law. 81 far from baing hur'
about being fora johed," he declared
II am gratltied TO snoW that despite
what the newsp per- have been sayinl
about the matter, 1 nave been scraio ol
ed this time ju8t 4, 900 dimes less thai
was last.
II hope our new governor will d.
his own thinking and not give heed t,
the COlumuia ring
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21
Ansel to tho Paop,e.

Governor. elect Ansel has issued the
following address to the people Of
South Carolina: II am truly grate.
'ul to the Democratic votere OF South
Carolina for the splendid vote / re.
ceived throughout the State ia the
last primary election and take 6his
opportunity of thanking them for thia
manifestation Of their great oonfl.
denoo. shall be the Governor OF all
the people and shall bend every effort
towards upbuilding and maintaining
5he high and honorable position
which our State has attained. To
this end pray that God may give
ms wisdom and strength. I respect.
fully ask that all the people give me
their Influence and 90, operation in
making my administration one thes
shall rebound to the best interest," of
the entire State. M. E. Anasl,n
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21
Negro women Murderea,

The dead body OF Rebecoa Dwight,
colorcd woman living near Lone
Star, was found on the Atlantic Coast
Lne railr, al between the fornaeY
place and Creston, Saturday night,
week ago, bY two oolored man, who
were walking along the railroad. The
negroes, being frightened by tho sigh0
If lifeloss ( In lying across the
track, did not attempt to move 1t
from the track. and before the alarm
WAS given the LOrIhbound train ran
OVER the body. The woman had O
severe cash In the head and the skull
vas broken In several places. The
superstition is that she was killed and
thrown across the track. AS to who
killed her there is as yet no positive
evidence, but George Dwight, her
husband, is said to have been very
cruel to her and to have threatened
her life several times.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21
AAY WARD To ARSEL.
Governor Writes OongratulattOns &c
His Successor Eleot.

y.
His Successor. Eleot.
Gov Hayward Thursday sent Mr.
Ansel the following letter: Dear
M. Ansel: got bacG to nv { flee
yesterday corning, after bt ief sum
mer vacation with my family. There
3as much to Ctcupy my time, but /
.OOk the first available opportunity to
send you teleP ram conRratulatinp
you upon The very Hattering vote
which giv.s you the nomipation fol
g. vernor for S uth C&rolins.
'Tnis victory vas won over 8 wor
5hY comp> titor, and ! wish now tt
smphaa!Zs NY congratulations upOr,
IN hDnor wbioh Is yours and also upon
hhe manner Of It's bsstowal by The
Democrats Of South Ca oltna.
Il am sure that, In the admin stra
Ion OF tho Guides Of your high Ctiioe,
you will fully merit Jhe cor Fl ,ence ant
trus5 which your friends have reposed
ia you, and l sgain wish to express to
you my good wishes for you in the
discharge OF these responsible duties.
Y Iur campaign was conducted upop
.; Q pane which is always OBJ crved
imoug gentlemen and the peop o OF
south Carolina, accepting the will OF
bhe ms otlty always, viii, s .zUI Burs,
10 30 most choerfully with you
am equally sure that all Of our
,it.z ns Will unite In holding up your
lands In al Ihau you may do for the
material advancement Of our State
Ind for the continued uplifting OF LEI
ighcst interests. Again tending ,ou
,ny ,ngratuiattons, believe me,
Faithfully yours,
(SisneC) ID. @ Hayward,
Governor"
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21
Killed Two Hundred.

Practically without warning q side
Of the mountain rising above the town.
ship OF X srawell broke way, and In q
sea of semi-liqatda mu1, sand and
STONES swept down on the township
and overwhelmed and obliterated 1t
Some 256 persons have beon buried
alive. Fifty. five bodies have already
been recovered from tho miro whioh
s about Dix iee5 desp. LII addition
to the lives lost countless head of cat
tile perished and the crops were de-
stroyed,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21

At Florence Mss Ainsley, the
oight year old daughter Of R3v. and
Mrs John G. Book With, died very sud.
denly Tuesday night as result of pto-
maine poisoning. For the past day
or two she had been sick, but late III
the afternoon she was taken with
convulsions and expired about III
O'Clock. He" four.year.old sister,
Nsllic, and Mrs. BrailBford, the
mother OF Mrs Beckwith, are both
DOW In the Mcleod hospital from the
same cause. They are said to be do
Ing very ntoely, and are expected t.
reoover. Miss AinsleY was beloved
by ell who knew her.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21
Killed by Trolley,

Henry M. Nell on9 OF bhe best known
cotton statlstl0ians. both IN this coun
srS and in England was struck by q
strest car and fasalIy Injured In New
O:lcanB last week. H.. was for many
years In bhe cotton business In New
O deans, being brother and loca,
representative Of Nell Brothcra s.
Co.,, Of L3ndou. He was at one tine
considered by English splnDers ss one
Of the greatest Drop authorities In
America. Mr. Nell was born la Enp.
| land and was 10 years old.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21
Wtll be Tried,

Sheriff M. M. Limehouse, Of Dor
chester county, indicted for malseas.
ance in cfflca because he allowed q
small party Of mer too insignifloans
to be called a mob, to lynch negro
and on account OF his alleged coward.
ice In allowing the notorious Bill Har.
Icy to escape, viii not be tried ab n
Apecial term ss was the program. 90,
lioitor Hild0brand 'phonad the Cover.
nor Wednesday advising that ha tylal
be held at the regular terpa opening
late In October beoauae he could Riy0
the Gaze better attention then.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21
fatal Accident.

Two men were killed In head OF
,olltsion between q freight train and q
york train, thres miles north Of At.
t&lla, Ala ON the Alabama Central
diviai0n Oh the L0u!fv.lle and Mash
Vile railroad. The dead are: Engineer
D. I'll. Clemens and Fireman Chas.
Grimm, both of Admission. The cause
u the oOlliRiOn is not known here.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21
Eound In Hast River.

The body Of Henry X. Wampole, q
wealthy Philadelphia marufAo .ure OF
chemicals, who had been missing
tevoral days, was found In the Eas.
river at New York T ursday night.
He undoubtedly commi6ted suicide.
A trusted employee Of the Arm OF
Wampole ~ Co., In Canada was short
u large sum of money and Wsmpole
brooded over the matteer until he be
came !neasne.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21
Touches Him DocnIv.

70 the Democratic Voters Of South
Carolina:
an truly grateful for tho splendid
vote l received yesterday all over the
State. This manifestation OF conf.
dence touches me deeply and inspires
ma to exert my utmost efforts for the
best interest Of hhe State.
M n Napr
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21
DiAbolIoal I,cea.

William ONeal, orAz.d with jsal-
ousy. CALLED his y1ife from the homo OF
o noighbor where she was Wishing at
Micanopy, FIJI, and out her throat,
almost soVerlpg her head. He then
made his esoape and has not yet been
captured,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21
Ia Williamsburg County for an
Attempt to Assault
IN A YOUNG MATRON.
She Attempted to Shoot Her Assallaut,
but the Pistol Failed to Work.
and t'is i'iend Then Ran
Away, But Was

Another lynohing for attempted
'utrage occurred near Indisntown
Presby terian Church, In williams.
burg County, about fifteen miles frona
K'pgstree, Saturday morning, Sept.
|S James Burgess, Jr., who was the
7otim, bright mulatto negro, 10
alleged to have made an attempt on
Friday before to overpower and ont.
roge Mrs. Mary WileOn, wife OF Mr..
LuAher Wilson, son Of the late Julian
| Wilson, who WAS murdered at Coon.
RS store, In WILLIAMSBURG Oopnty.
'asb winter, and for whioh crime threo
lsgroes came very nearly being lynch.
| q, ou6 who were permitted . lawful
5rial and have sinoS paid the death
penalty on the gallows a6 Klngstree.
The attempted outrage was commits.
"a within three miles of where the
'lder Wilson was murdered, and with
'nia crime and attempted lynohinV
st'il fresh In his mind, Burgess a..
.empted to commit an outrage upon
Wnite woman ard has taken Tho
ope route to the other world to ioin
ihe nufd d@rers.
The story Of the ATTEMPTED outrage
's given the correspondent Of the
Ve*s and Q urier by one Of ,he begi
.aown citizens and public m "a OF
williamsburg County is as follows:
Mr. JIl IN Wilson, husband of the
SOY ABOVE monticned, had Burgess
and smother negro hauling cotton To
Mr. ID. IN E WINS ginnery on Friday
norp,ng. Mr.. Wilson went TO the
gin with the first load of cotton and
'ent tho two men back with the
wagon for more cotton. When the
Tagon left Wilson's house Burgess
iio not Ko with it, but slipped und,P
ne house. After the wagon had
been gone some time Mira. Wilson
heard a noise under the houso and,
upon investig alton, found it to be
burgess. She at once ordered him
iut and he went off, as she thought,
70 the glnnsry. Mrs. Wilson then
secured B. piBsOl and started to 90 TO
= nelghb0o, 0 g house, rs she heraelf was
AS she passed down the lane on her
~ay Burgess ia said to have steppad
out I ON fence corner and stopped
her, at the same time making inda.
cent proposals TO her. She began 80
dcream, and the negro attem pied TO
ay hands upon her, whereupon Ms.
Wsls>n drew her revolver and at
b mpted to shoot Burgess, but, being
nervous and frightened to suoh a
great extent she could not get the
pistol to fire. Burgess then made HIS
escape and @as not seen again by her.
When Mr. Wilson returned he was
Informed OF the attempted outrage
and an eff rt was made to find Bur.
CESS, bu' Without avail.
Saturday morning two white men
vent to q negro house in the same
territory, and found Burgess hid in
1t. He was take out about midday
ana carried down to pond nea' by
and shot to death and lott thero.
Who the white mon were is noa
known. but it was In the broad day.
light and there were no masks used.
Burgess was q bright mulatto and
ass aboua 10 Years old. The news OF
the lyEohing 1t seems was kept auieb
Until Satui day, when tho story OBJ.
tained circulation In that section,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21
Sovon Men KiIIed.

The death list resulting from the
collision Of two freight trains on the
Western and Atlantic road near Ring.
gold, Ga, "Wednesday morning be-.
tween Q and 3lo'olook numbers seven
The entire crews Of both trains we're
killed,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21
ANSEL WINS.
So Does Lyon and Sullivan by
Good Majorities.
RESULT OF PRIMARY
Tie Senate Is Sill Tor the State Dis
pensary, and the Hcuse. While
Close, IL Thought to Be for
the State D'spensary

The State Executive Committee did
not tabulate tho returns last Thurs
day as is usually done, but left 1T over
to this week. However the ofll 5ial
vote is known In all the counties and
the following totals are about correct:
Y FOR GOVERNOR
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21

y IUI1 UE'TB To dPpU"IU UfItsV nAf' hHbCI
gained 1c8 votes; Mr. Manning l3
$3.50 Mr. Lion gained A s814 and q Mr.
RaRsdale 3I5 Mr.. Sullivan gained
23 OLA and Mr.. Wharton 12,038 Mr.
Sullivan nearly doubles tile vote ht
received In the first primary.
l The Senate is In favor Of the State
Dispensary by small ms j1rity, and
those who have kept up with the po'
BitiOn OF members elected to the HOue'
on the dispensary says that body VIII
be for the State tispensnry also. Tbir
will insure the passage Of the RlTscr
Manning or some other bill to purify
the dispensary and make 1t what Ii
ought to be.
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1925 30th-7r.w,g....1 is. 90
213S Eye, Or. w....11.50
2431 1. Or, b. .16. so
1893 Oath. Or. .....15.0 90
2115 NJ. CIR. W. is. so
1854 18th. Or. W. rs. so
500 23d. Or. w.....13.50
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GIG b st. s.w. rooms ................ II 80
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AUTOMOBILE SHED. LIGHT ON SIDES.
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90; New York ave. NV.
222 Cap 16r 2b $1,000 ISIS Cedar. fiat. Ar p so
1919 NV. 12r. b. 80 90 120 Mass av nv, Or BIZ 80
31O7 NV Or h.. A 90 1914 Fla ne nat Or boo 80
64T Md av ne Or. b. IS 20 }S 18th fat 5r bis 30
200 Cap 7r. b.. % 80 513 10th. Ir. b. 10 50
314 18th ne. Or. b. $3.50 1902 " NV. Ar s. w13.O0
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1900 10Th. 2.b.fur. 3d. 81 81 ne or. b.. 2150
$50 18th, 13r b.. G5.n0E 1876 Lin Ir b. 20. 80
1I19 18th. Or 2b. 5o.75l14o5 Columbia Or. b. 10 90
~ POS u 4. IF iar b. 500 60 IN APARrMENTs.
lT46 Ore av 1Or.b. 1890 ass Mass av. Or. so 90
22Od LIST. fOr b.. - 90 1899 18th. IT. b.. ~ so
1872 II. 1ir b.. a. 10 Coywood. 4r, b.. 81. 90
1914 18th. 11r. b. AZ. 50 Darlington 5r. b. 35 90
1912 9th. sr, b. - POPS Cap. 5r. b. 26 %
1871 Cor. Or. b.. 1000 914 18th, 3r. b. 2500
1870 Ilth. llr. b.. 4o0o g Todd pl, Or. b. 20 90
1852 ". Tor. %. $50 &c OFFICE hooks.
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1872 18th. sr b.. so5o sos I4th; Pr 2da. 20 90 %
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912 It'll ne. ir, b. ..255oii STABLES.
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