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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

! don't know how | aot home liui
! stood the gun IN the barn went
] " and got the Rmfod and cleaned
t.
Dear Eugene how you must
have loved me God knew how lone
~ ! was. aud tho cruel lifc ! led.
And, darling, when ! think how
many times I have put my body be.
tween him and YOU aud have takon
the blows intended for you on ms
head aud kicks on my body. do not
wonder that ] am a nervous wreck.
and that broodlug alone has flu
lahed his worh
On ono point the authorities are
satisfied Chadwick was murdered
by a member Of his own family.
Tho question 10 be determined now
ia3
VIII "a hand aout charge
FROM his own shotgun crashing
through his hrniu3 Was Il The
aona9 On was IL The wlfeaG
A dramatic scene occurred ia
court when mother and son were
arrested II was plain that the
thought OF each WAS TO save the
other
The woman repudlated her CON
feaalnn with the words 4 ana not
guilty" There was strong empha
sta on the word Il
Turning 20 the boy. the Justice
said
You Rro chargcd with muir.
deflnF your father
Il am guilty" came the NUT
tered response
No. you dld not can't be
loye you shot him, exclaimed
the mother
You plead guilty 20 murder
continued the Justice. amazed
80. / don't ! am not guilty"
the boy declared
And thus the matter stands,
pleas Of not guilty being entered
80 each case
In che meantime the public
prosecutor of Montmoreney county
h. working on the theory that the
shooting his father TO save bis
boy was The principal IA the crime.
mother further abuse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
MOTHER AND SON WOULD DIE FOR EACH OTHER.
TAKING BLAME FOR MURDER OF HUSBAND-FATHER

seattle stars Exclusive servlee.l
DETROIT Mich. Dec Is ont
a a murder mystery Of the north,
ara Michlsan pine harrcus has
.prang ,rasedy Of human hearts.
] desperate strusgle for supremacy
heswcen a mothers love for her
eag SON aud a boys teuder devo
len 70 hls mother
chaglcs w Chadwick wollto.do
mla owner the father ana husband
Vas Shot down from ambush. The
Au. Kascne was arrested lie
eleaded gullty Tho mother. over
uhelmed. wrote a confession. exon
satiae me boy and asserting her
nwn guilt Later. standing side hy
ado before the Judge. each with.
arew che confession, aud each plead
ed not guilty
He IS Innocent CRIED the
mother
4 viii prove my mother inno-
cent when che time comes," cried
lhe bow
Chadwick was Killed recently on
4 lenely road not far from his home
IN Atlanta. Mich Suspicion fell on
AS som. Eugcne i4 The marks of
TIE boz shoes were found near the
scene az the crime,
An inquest followed Mrs chad
aick was kept under surveillance
a. possible accessory Tho second
nlkhl OF the inquest when she
leAfned OF the boy danger. She de-
manded Pen end ink. aud wrote
mi confession She said she wure
he bows shoes Then she tried 10
Mn herself bat was prevented.
4 alone am guilty. she wept.
eflet me die
II was a pltitel statement that
The mother wrote IN her afterwards
repAdsased confession.
~Oh dear heart. ! never would
have done it. she wrote. II he had
not been so mean to me. He has
wrongcd me. o SO much. aud only
God knows how ! have suffered. II
Was the only wicked thing / ever
aid. me, who could not even iii
chicken fIo had killed me d thou.
sasd times
He loaded the gun for me You
know. dear heart ] never could load
a gan. and II he had not done that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
STATE news

Declaring that hor husband
forced her to secure divorce and
promised her $4,000 IN realty In
order 90 marry another woman. to
escape a suit for breach Of promise.
Mrs Eatna Melaenhcimor OF spo.
kane has brought suit against her
former spouse for hrcalllnR faith
Mrs, Ruth Coaton i02 years old
bag died nt Spokane
Spokane has again offered 10
cents for the bodies OF rodents
G Y tohard a prosperous farm.
er OF the palouae valley. fell seven
years ago ana HIS reason WAS shat
tered Recently he bumped his
head against a car window and now
hin reason has been restored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
ROBBED HIS BRIDE

kobhlug hiH bride while the
wedding festivities were ia prog
ross ~ the charge made against
Earl Brown, young soldier. by
Chief Of Police Flannory OF Helena.
who reached Seattle Saturday night
for his prisoner Brown was ar.
rested here hy the local police
while endeayofing 20 enlist IN the
army. The wedding cake Was ON
the table. the minister ready to
begin tho ceremony Ia the presence
Of Invited guests. when the groom.
spying 500 IN cash aud iewolry be.
longing 20 the bride. took g. Il Is
alleged and making a trivial "a.
cuae LOT, the house aud the com
munity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

ventiou in the eastern part Of the
country
The members OF the executive
committee who Saturday. Ga Chica-
go. made the selection is az fol
lows President J 81 Dickinson,
Chicago John llinkley. Baltimore.
secretary, Fred ~ Wadhama. Al.
bany n ". treasurer. Ralph w.
Breckenridge. Omaha: Charles r.
Libby. Portland, Me. walter
George Smith, Philadelphia. Rome
q Brown. Minneapolis. and Alton
y. Parker, Now York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
GETS THE
BAR ASSOCIATION

The annual convention Of the Ma.
tioual Har association Tor the com
Ing year Is 10 be held IN Seattle
according 10 word received By 10.
cal attorneys The gathering viii
take place on August 20, continuing
for three days Los Angeles was "a
strong competitor on this const for
the honor, and there was strong
pressure cxerted 20 keep the con.
Turkish baths. under Grand thea.
ter .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

American embassy here. Lieut..
Commander Howard presented
Lieut. Commander Reginald X
Helknap. HIS successor. TO the en-
peror Lieut. Commander Howard
and Mrs. Howard will sail for New
York on January T.
NEWCASTLE. Pa, Dec 90 The
sheuango valley steel plant 70.
sumed operations here tonight after
an idleneas Of ten days More than
2 1000 men are affected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
EUGENE CHADWICK.

shoes took from the stairs My
little feet that ! am So proud of
made me able 10 put my shoes into
them. bat. o God. ! Thought thoy
were his. and they were yours my
darling Tie said be would finish
breaking my heart before he died
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

for me. I never could have done
a."
The letter was Wild. and frequent.
ly iueoherent.
He flew into a rage she went
on. "ilo had lost sl5 down town
he said he was ruined I grew SO
afraid SO afraid. and then the
Wilduess came w my head he
said need not look al him BE
could steal OF plumber for a living
I went over the hills Ia a pair Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

TACOMA. Dee 30 Al thcatera
here ran wide open yesterday With.
ont ans interference on the part Of
Prosecuting Attorney Rowland who
declared that be would close them
4 week and that there would De
no more omen thentera Ia Tacoma
during hia term 81 office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

Desk or Reception Chair shown
iu Illustration can be had IN
either birdseye maple o. ma.
hOgany IS Ia q pretty bau-
mister back design with square
continuous posts. Baddle.ahaped
wood seat and shaped front
legs Special price tO- GE TX
day and tomorrow y Jti -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
Monuments

Art Marble Company. 20ii Sec
ond av, three doors north Of Vir
ginia a. Both phones 1893. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

BERLIN. Dec. 30--The emperor
gave q farewell audience 10 Lieuien.
ant Commander William H. How.
ard. former naval attache az The
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
MORGAN URGES PEOPLE
NOT TO WITHDRAW FUNDS
Great Financier Says During Panic
Money is Most Needed-Wall
Street Calm.

New York. Oct. 26.-Calmncss and
growing encouragement were the
dominant Features M the financial
situation today, with all ihc great
financial inst tmionS intact after
having met the unprecedented de-
mandS uI last week.
With this signal demonstration cf
resisting powers by The banks came
t'hc adoption of new measures to pre-
vent amy recurrence Of the acute
strain. The mnSt important step was
he action Of the Clearing House AS
sociatirn in voting an issue of ccrti-
, ticatcS for the Use OF the banks them
SnI;rs N settling their hal" aalanccs
nj Tic clearing 1,ouSc.
Plans were formulated to extend
the benefit of certificates to the rust
companies which are members of the
clearing house association.
Anoiher feature was the announce
m"nt by the National City Bank Of
IN engagement &c $J.Gt),r00 in gold
for import. In all interview, j.
Penpont Morgan said, "I cannot
too strongly emphasize the import
ance Of people realizing that the
greatest injury that can be done is
! hhc withdrawal of funds from The
! banks and boarding cash in the de-
post vaults. thus withdrawing the
supply Of capital which always is
! needed in such emergencies MS this. -
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
TDGEFIDLD'S TROLLEY LINE.
Nine Corporators Named Besides
ether Business at Edgefcld
Saturday.

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
Killed on Southern.
"Secrctary of State. -

= News came to Ncw1bcrry Saturday
morning the flagman by tc name
Of Moblcy, from Fairfield county,
rumnin" on special freight No. 81,
was killed at Peaks, just before The
arrival of the passenger train from
Columbia. 1T seems that Mr.. Mobl1v
was on one of thr flat ears when
there WAS a sudden jerk by the on
cine. which threw him OFF the ear
under the wheels, which passed over
his body, Instantly killing him. Young
Mr.. Mobley was a son Of Mr.. NJ. II.
Moblcy of Columbia.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
COTTON GINNING FAR
BEHIND LAST YEARS
Bureau Report Shows Difference of
Over 100000 Bales Gins
Decreasing.

Washington, Oct. 2G.--Thc COM
plctcd report of the census bureau on
the quantity of cotton of this years
crop "innrd up 10 October 1Sth shows
4,l01 .O6 bales. ami 24.931 active
"inn1i'ics. In 1906 there were 4.031.-
621 bales and 2G.l23 active .inncrie:.
In this report round bales arc counted
as hair bales. The figures by states
follow:
Alabama. l19.43l bales AGAINST
469.G47 in 1906: active ginncrics g.
l47 against 3.33l in 1906.
Florida, 1920 aginst 24.321; ac-
tivc ginnerirs POI aaeinst 24S.
Georgia, S7S.3l5 against 72O,31G;
active ginneries 1920 against 4,2S3.
North Carolina, 215,O13 against
223.437; ginncrics 81 1893 against q
1877.
South Carolina, 536,242 against
396.577; eimcries 3,010 against $500
Mississippi 39s,31S against 315,-
BOG; ginneries 3,lSS against 3,203.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
Mudlick Union.
| none 200

Editor Newbrrry Herald and News:
Kindly give notice Of the following
organized local by John w. Becks,
an organizrr. nhe citizens met
promptly and without much cxplana-
tion and speech making. a local was
sci up to be known 'as the Mudlick
Union, with the following officers:
j. d. Boozcr, presidents NJ. j.
Imn%shorc, secretary and treasurer
J. p. Summer, vicc-prcSidcnt S. NJ.
johnson, door-kcepcr; +. r. Summers,
W. II. Coats, T.. G. johnson.
Things are Sire COMM" our way.
The other fellows are huSlling. Time
about is fair play. Stand steady, far
mers, we are going to win. No power
on earth can keep rs from whipping
the fight.
John w. BcckS. Organizer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
MUNICIPAL POLITICS.
Everything Very Quiet-Not Much
Talk and In Four Wards Only
One candidate Each.

The municipal primary for New
berry will be held The latter part of
Norerlhrr. Everything in municiral
politics is very quiet up to this time.
though there are annrlnrcd in the
local papers four candidates for may
or. Mr.. II. II. Evans one Of the can
dlIalcs has served as mayor for sew
rr?l years durin" the time when our
wafer works and electric lights svs-
tenn was erected. Mr.. j. j. Lang
ford, another candidate for mayor, is
now an alderman from ward No. 4,
and lia; been for several years. Mr..
e. l.. llavird has never before been
III politics. There is some talk of
other candidates. hut so far no other
announcements have been published.
in four of the wards there is only
one candidate for alderman from
each one Of them, while i'm ward 1
four names are announced in the TO-
cal papers. 1t is very importaI IT to
thc city Of Newbcrry that al thi, time
there should be elected a live and
progressive city council. Many need
ed improvements lT>on .nc S'rnctS
and sidewalks arc "v.IrIt 49,. ~ ',r.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
NcWberry Concert Band.

The Nrwbcrry concert band, whic';
is composed Of members who live in
West End and is under the direction
and leadership Of Mr.. W. A. Wharcy.
has improved very much, and is now
one Of the best bands in this section
They frequently give open air con-
ccrtS over in the city. which are very
much enjoyed by our people. It is
hoped that the interest will keep up.
and that Nowbcrry may have good
band for sometime to come.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
Dives From Liner.
Ncw York American.

New York American.
i" save mail sack that mad mad
vrrt'ntly been dropped over the side
OF the White Star steamship Oceanic,
in thc transfer TO the government
boat poStma >trr General, Jack Cos
lin, IN abIr-b"dcd British sailor, div
ed From lhc deck of The big liner,
seized the package and WAS hauled
aboard with il.
As the Oceanic was moving at the
time. having left quarantine, and the
Postmaster General was daI.in" at
hrr side. thc saving Of the mail pouch
WAS most hazardous enterprise.
Both pr"pcIlcrs were grinding away,
and there was imminent danger Of
them striking the swimmer, bnl this
did not deter Goslin.
Without stopping 10 discard either
his coat or shoes. he dv,,l almost on
top Of the sack, and %rasping it in
ms teeth, swan toward the ship. A
life ring was thrown to him, and as
the ship slowed up he mmragcd TO
cnich II rope and wa> hauled on board
The sack proved to contain mail from
Europe for Havana. and was Of con-
SidrlHhI" value.
"Wcll,' said Goslin when he was
told Of this, ''il might have been Il
letter from my sweetheart, and / am
glad / went after it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
TWICE A WEEK. $3.50 A YEAR
TELEPHONES IN JAPAN.
Government Owns the System That
is Managed Along Modern
Lines.

Tn Japan the telephone system IL
operated by the government. Tele-
phone. postal and telegraph service
are all uhlcr one hcad. being con-
tr"llcd by Il group Of officials who
form what is known rs the Depart
mrni Of Communications. Although
this department has had only Il few
years i'll which to build mp the tele-
phone service. it has made such pro-
gr2Ss as to put the Japanese system
in Il condition which makes il so
much superior to others in the East
that ii is not for moment to be COM
pared with them. In fact. the Jap
ancSc telephone may have adopted
many ideas in connection with The
building and operation. Of their
plants which show tnm they could
give valuable pointers to mnay Euro
peans i'll charge Of telephone systems
under government control.
Their progressivcness, for example,
IN the use OF telephone TO aid in army
maneuvcrs is known to the whole
world. 1t is acknowledged every
where that in the late war with Rus
sia they developed field telephone
service to point Of greater efficiency
than has been reached by any other
army.
Toxic has. as would be expected,
the largest telephone system Of any
of thc Japanese cities. and the gcncr-
nj features of construction and opera
ti"n there SOON to he typical Of the
practice throughout the country.
Out of the population Of nearly
million people about $4,000 are SUBJ
ScribcrS for telephone service. The
lines arc divided between five offices.
the rates arc 66 yen (nbont 33). for
either business or residence stations.
! All lines are individual. party line
service being esteemed unsatisfac-
| tory.
Cleanliness is the most noteworthy
| thing which in'prcsAcs itself upon a
visitor I" one of ihrSr central Offices.
The r"aSnn for the absence Of dust is
made anuarrn! to The stranger by the
rrur"St that :" snail remove his boots
hr!"r" entering. which i rnurtrously
maH" at IT," .l",r. NMhon"h pair
OF shippers ! prnviIrd H. y ~ubsti-
IN" !"r III" Foot covering worn ont
| "l 'i""rS, ill'' shape of these shoes j.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
IN ROOM OF A DETECTIVE.
Sum of Money Which Was Lost Some
Time Ago Between Charlotte
and Spartanburg.

The State.
Gaffney, Oct. 26.--It leaked out
hero today that the express package
cont aiming $4,000, whioh was lost be-
tween Charlotte and Spartanburg
some time ago, was found in a room
in the Commercial hotel in this city,
which was occupied by ihc detective
who was detailed to work up the ease.
Nothin" was learned beyond the fact
that the package was found by the
detective in his room upon his return
after being out.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
NEW QUESTION RAISED.
Notification of County Board Now
Comes Up-Doubt as to
Law.
Tho State.

Tho State
The decision Of the state board Of
canvassers in reversing the action Of
the Chesterfield county election COM
misioncrS and declaring The dispen-
sary election in Chesterfield legal,
has raised Il new point as to the status
of the counties where dispcnsaries
arc voted out.
1t will be recalled that by very
large majority the dispensaries were
voted out Of Chesterfield and the
county board OF cmvaSscrS declared
the election illegal.
This action by The county board
was taken because Of alleged irrcgu-
lmities on the part Of the voters. 1t
was claimed that many were allowed
to vote without registration ccrtifi-
Gates, and that in one precinct any
white man was allowed to vote with
out the restrictions around even pri-
maries, and that in the Chesterfield
precinct the election was held in the
court house without any ratings
around the boxes and that III the
meantime religious services were held
in the same room; thus, it is alleged,
violating the secrecy Of the ballot and
influencing those who voted.
The state board discarded much Of
the red tape in reaching their de-
cision. They investigated conditions
at every box and ruled that where
boxes had been affected SO greatly as
to invalidmc the election they should
be thrown out. AS Il result the elcc-
tion all six boxes was approved, only
three votes in these boxes being llle-
gal and the result showed Ill against
the dspensary and 20 for it.
The point, however, is the enforce
mem of section 35 of the Carey
Cothrun law, which reads:
"Section 33. In the event tiat a
diSpensury be established under the
provisions Of this act in any county,
and thereafter an election be held
hereunder reSultin. in the thsestab-
lishancnt Of the same, the county dis
pensary board in such county shal!
immediately close the diapcnsaricS
therein, dispose of tae stock on hand
for cash to some other county dis
pcnsary board or to purchasers out
side Of this state, apply the proceeds
thereof. with any oihcr assets. TO the
payment rf out ulStandin~ obligations.
and divide the net proceeds aS herein
before providcd for ,iSpcnSary pro-
fits. -
ii i; a question now as tn the noti-
licatiun Of the closing Of the dispcn
saricS. The general law does not pro-
vide way and the Carcy-Coth@n
law provides that should the dispen-
saries be voted out they should be
closed at once.
The announcement that an appeal
will 'bc made to the supreme court
does moi affect the decision Of the
state board of canvasScrs and should
an official notice be sent, thc county
dispensary board of Chesterfield
would DE liable to indictment should
the dispcnsaries remain open. The
lack of specific law on the subject
will probably be rcmcdicd at the next
session Of the general assembly.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
SPECIAL TRAIN
To Columbia, Via Southern Railway,
Account State Fair.

On account of the State Agricul-
tural and Mechanical C,raFiluoCMF
tural and Mechanical Fair, Columbia
S. c., Oct 2Sth-Nov. LIST, 1907, thc
Southern. Railway will operate spc-
cial train service on the G. & G. di-
vision, Oct. 30th and 31st, on the
Following schedule:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
u. D. G..

TN" Drayton Ruihc,miord Chapter
/. ID. C.. will meet with Mrs. f.. NJ.
Evans on Tuesday afternoon. Novnm-
bcr the 5lh, at four 'c!ock. All mem
bcrS are request ID to be present.
Mrs. George JohnStonc,
Secretary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
West BounW

These trains vii be operated be
tween Belton and Columbia Oct. 30th
and 31st, 1907, "Wednesday and
Thursday, only.
For further information as to rates,
Cdr.. cali or write
C. L. Robinson,
Phone 235. Ticket Agent.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
NeWberry Circuit.

The last stewards meeting for New
berry circuit will be held in The par
lor Of Central Methodist churcn on
Wednesday, tho 30th inst, at II
o'clock. All are urged to be present
at the appointed hour.
A. Fl. Best, P. G.