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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
FINDS HUSBAND MARRIED.
Coming Back From the Dead
Creates CONSERVATION.

In The police court at San Jose.
Cal. it developed that the home
coming o: Mrs. Manuel Fre!tas.
who had been cured OF leprosy. was
sad experience 70! a.! concerned.
Mrs. Frei;as appeared at her bus
bands ranch in Santa Clara county.
Cal. as unexpectedly Rs II she had
been raised from the dead. She was
one OF those released from tie
Molokai Island colony in the Pacific
recently, after government exam.-
nation.
When she arrived home she found
another woman had taken her place
and had borne her husband three
children. Frei,as refused at frs; to
give up the other woman. Tears
avai!ed not Then came a justice
court warrant and promise OF court
trouble. The matter vas settled
out OF court and Mrs. Freitas was
taken back.
When Mrs. Frei;as first disco'-
cred she vas suffering from the dis
ease her husband accompanied he'
to the leper colony. He regretted
this soon. and when be found that
be vas not allowed 20 leave be es-
capped by swimming. showing bis III
tie child before him OF a rat.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
Murder Follows Call Down,

Patrick II. Rafferty, killed his wife
In their BROOKLYN. y. Y. home early
one morning last week y. cutting
her throat with razor. FTa@k
Ohland. brother-!.-!aw. attempted
10 interfere. as did Mrs. Margaret
Kelley. mother Of Mrs. Rafferty,. Oh
land was severely cut and Nrs. kel-
!ey's skull wss fractured By blow
from 5roons:!ck Rafferty, bad
been staring out late az Eight. &C
cor6.ng 70 relatives. and when he
returned the fatal morning nts wife
demonstrated With him. driving him
mad
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
SOCIETY DEGESEHATING.
Boxing Bout Held for the Enter.
tainment Of -Four Hundred"

Another chapter has been added
to the psycho-patholosieal history OF
New Tork's "Soc!etr.' record OF
deplo-able physical. mental ald eth
ica, deseneracy and decsy. This
tine It vas rot a dos or monkey
dinner or an evening entertainment
with nude women as the pcincipe!
feature. but series OF genuine
boxing bouts with actual knock
outs. which was arranged by one
member OF tie Select soT the edt-
aca,ion Of party OF guests also
belonging TO the -Four Hundred
What makes the thing even more dis
graceful is the fact that the host.
on this occasion. was woman and
that the pugilistlc entertainment was
given at her countr: seat on Long
Island. where house party was IN
progress.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
Shoots Chicken Thief.

Mrs. Jones. Of Chicago. whose
chicken coop had been looted seven
times recently. q few nights ago
answered the call OF burglar alarm
that she had had placed in the coop
10 detect .urthe. depTedations and
with a revolver sho; negro whom
she saw by the light or the moon
crouchtns near the chicken coop
door. Eeighoors. aroused by the
shot. ran 10 the coop and found the
man dead, with q bullet wound IN
his head. a revolver. jimmy.
and a guany sack lay beside aim.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
COOK SAW THE FOLE.
Or Else How Did He Know Water
Surrounded II?

Maurice Connel. observer at the
weather bureau at San Jose. Cal.
and the survivor Of the Greedy polar
expedition. defends Dr.. Frederick A.
Cook from the recent attack Of Wal
ter Wel!man. Nj. Connell declared:
"wellman tells US that he could
manufacture a latitude observation
at any time Certainly that Is not
very convincing. But Cook could
no. well manufacture time ooser-
vation or longitude observation.
neither could he manufacture the
magnetic variations nor above a.!
could he state whether the north
pole was OF land or sea unless he
had been there"
II anything is aecded 70 affirm
Cooks claim tha: he reached the
pole, 2ea.y's narrative OF his Jour
ney confirms It.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
WHOLESALE POISONING
MRS. MARY KELLEHER CHARGED
WITH KILLING sIX PERSONS.
Is the Woman a Ffend Inhunan, or
an Innocent Victim OF Cnusoal
Circumstances?
an innocent

Is Mrs. Mary Kellehe!. who Is
about TO be placed on trial IN East
Cambridge. Mass. a victim OF a
strange combination OF circunstanc-
es. o. is she fend Ct to De classed
with Mrs. Guinness. H. II. Holmes
and other notorious characters who
made murder their profession! AZ
tendants and Others who have had
opportunity 20 study the woman dur
ing the year she has speat IN the
East Cambridge jai. declare that she
does no, betray any OF the usual
traits Of a nurderess. On the other
hand. physicians who have exanin-
ed the s,omachs OF her alleged vic
tins are said TO have discovered
unnis,akable traces OF arsenic.
Sextuple Murderess:o
Mrs. Kelieher is accused OF nu7-
der,ng Sax persons and ali were
mem 5ers OF her own family. The
detectives found evidence of tie
paymen, of life insurance to Mrs
Kelleher after the death OF each
member OF her family. The case OF
the prosecution is based on the claim
that Mrs. KelIeher was the person
who had exclusive opportunity TO
the poison. and that Sd"
was the only person to benefit IN a
pecunia.y way from the death OF
those who died. II Is also alleged
.ha. during .Ae brief illness Of each
one, Mrs. Kelleher employed 20 nurss
and had only occasional assistance
from friends and ne.ghoors.
Five OF the deaths IN the Ke!leheT
family occurred in the womaR's home
In Somerrille The sixth occurred
in the Carney hospital in South
Boston.
The first death Of the series was
that OF Bridget Knowles. sister OF
Mrs. Kel.eher. She died on June
30. 1905. The cause OF death was
yet forth as rheumatism. nephr:tish
and g disease OF the heart On
March /, 1905, came the second
death, chat Of Annie T. Kellehe7.
OF the accused woman.
rhe third death was that OK Mrs.
Sellehe.'s husband. who died less
han three months after Annie kei-
cher. Six months later Mary ke!-
cher. Z daughter. died. and the fol-
owing January occurred the death
81 William Keiieher. son. The
sixth death was that OF another
laughter. Catherine N. Kellehe7.
rhose sudden death was asc'!oed to |
,toms!ce pofeon!og.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
Killed ia Runaway.

At Salisbury. X. c.. while WI
liam Watson and his two sons were
returning from their eouctry home
a. woodleas their team became
frightened at an automobile and ran
away. Watson was painfully hurt.
the eide, son jumped and vas IN
injured, but the younger boy. seven
wears old. was dragged some dis
tance. dying afterwards from tn5ur-
les TO the head
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
4 Stick Rascal.

A vell-dresse6. smooth-look;nS
person appeared at some farm bones
in South Dakota He announced
himself as an Inspector Of live stock.
Ee proceeded to inspect the cattle.
sheep. etc. and then presented
bill, Of from $3.50 70 $500. as the
caya might be. Later the farmers
discovered that he inspector was
an imposte-.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
Dutch Count Got to John D.

Count P. a. de V-ie. vas success
fu! this past week IN reaching jon7
Q. Rockefeller at MS home 10 Forest
Hill. near Cleveland. o. The coGnt
sought 20 interest the fnancis' n
his scheme 10 drain :he Zyder Zee.
Holland. and open e 70 tru-HiCC.
He had tried frequently 20 NEE:
John D.. and once was fred upon
when he persisted too strongly.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
MAY MEAN WAR
VAR SHIPS AND MARINES SENT
10 THE STORM CENTRE.
Tho Rear Admiral. Placed In Com.
nand, VIII Have Enough Men to
Ooepoirt Zeiaya's Army.

Naval forces OF the United States
a.e being moved forward 10 both
coasts OF Central America for the
purpose Of protecting American Hfs
and property in Nicaragua BY force
OF arms. Il tie necessity arises.
With thc departure hate Thursday
from Philadelphia OF the t:copship
Prairie. with 700 marines aboard
70. the :sthmus Of Panama. and !s
i, be 50 decreed. for Nicaragua. and
with the sailing cron Masdaleaa
bay OF the protected cruiser Albany
aad ,he gunhoat Yorktown 20: Coz
into on the Pacific coast OF N.caca-
qua, the war like activity OF the
navy department was becoming man
lies, on both oceans that wash the
Nicaragua shores
Besides. the cruiser Des Aosnes
and Tacoma and the gun5oat Aaries-
ca are lying OF Port Limon. Costa
R.ca. ready for any call upon she:a
and the guns OF the little gunboat
vieks5urg are pointed towards the
customs house Gld town OF Co.:oto.
The gunboat Princeton Is endeavor-
Ing TO make her way from the Bren-
e.son navy yard. Washington. TO Cor
into also.
In addition the transport Buffalo.
TO what Is said to be the
plan of the officials responsible. will
sail from Panama 70: Co-sato. with
probably as many as 1.1se marines
aboard. soon after tho Pra!re. which
!er. Philadelphia q few days ago.
With aeou, 700 marines. arrives at
Colon.
On the Albany are about ESQ blue
Jackets ard on the v;cSsbure. York
:own and Princeton. abo1t $50 each.
These. together with the marines.
would make an army equal 70 any
reported 70 be serving
under zelays-
Z, the sane tinee the United
States will hare a formidable force
within striking distance OF the Al
entic coast in case OF danger to!
American lives or property IN that
section OF Nicaragua.
At Port Limon. Costa R!ca. are
anchored the cruisers Des Moines
and Tacoma, each with ESQ men
board. and the suoboac Marietta.
With $50 men.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
NEGRO BURNED ALIVE
THE AWFUL WORK OF AN EN-.
RACED MOB OVER IN Ga.
A Colorcd Preacher Who Fatally
Shot q White Man Is Crenatsd
With L,ghtwood.

A dispatch from Cochran. Ga
tells OF ,he awful work OF Cot
OF enraged citizens OF that section
John Howard. a negro preacher. who
shot and fatally injured VIII D.
Booth. two miles from Cochran late
Wednesday afternoon was captured
by mob Of enrased citizens Ave
miles from Cochran Wednesday nigh,
at 10 o'clock and burned al a stake.
more than q carload O; l!ghtwood
it is stated. being heaped about the
body.
Booth is q well known business
man Of Eawkinsv!lle and was en-
route to Cochran IN an automobile
when the shooting occurred. He
drove up behind Harvard. who was
in front OF him IN g wagon.
Harvard charged that Booths ma
chine frightened his mule. He drew
pistol after few words and f.ed
upon Booth. three shots taking et-
feet Booth returned the fre and
It was learned after the negro was
captured that be carried two bullets.
bu. neither struck vital spots end
he easily made his escape.
Ee was found IN barn three
miles from the slsce where tie shoot
Ing occurred.
Booth was carried to Cochran i'm
ned.ately after the shooting. Sur
geons gaTe out the statement that
there was little hope 70. Eis :e-
coTery. He hrs a vile and several
children.
Officers from Eawkilsv!lle in au-
tomobiles and carrying track hounds
went Immediately TO the scene Of
the shooting, but a party OF enras-
ed citizens was quickly formed and
tT2tIec the negro on oofSeoack 10
Ills hiding place.
He showed fght, but vas suffer
Ing so severely from the effects OF
his injuries until he could offer
but little resistance. lie freely ad-
nitted the shooting and stated II
justified his action By the fact thai
Booths automobile frightened his
mules
Harvard was given an oppovtuni-
t. 20 pray. after which be was Sc
curely bound with chains to an I'm
prov:sed stake. The fuel was piled
high above bis head and the torch
applied. The roaring OF tie flames
prevented sound being audible. X any
the mans lips.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
Protection for Miners.

Gov. Deneen has asked the Illinois
State Mine Investigation board 10
draf, amendments 70 the mining
laws. 70 DC introduced at coming
special session Of the Legislature.
They include fre-hshtius apparatus
and Watering tho uninc. concrete
construction O! ne underground
stables. and f-e-7Too: tinhc::rs at
the bottom OF the shafts.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
Prof. Riggs In Charge.

Col. M. B. Hardin. director OF the
chemical department. who was elect
ed acting president OF Clemson TO
succeed Dr.. P. II. Nell on anuary
/. until the board can find presi-
dent, has declined 10 serve. AT
second session Friday morning :he
board elected Prof y. ". Riggs
instead. Prof. Riggs IS director o.
the nechanIca! department.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
Terrible Explosion.

With roar heard twenty-five
miles away, the nitro-Glycer:ne Nag
az!re OF the Marietta Torpedo Com
nany. at Cameron, ". e. exploded
wednesday. The oil shooter was
blown to pieces window glasses
IN ave hundred houses were shat
tered. chiunsys topp!ed over and
walls cracked. The cause OF the e1-
oiosioo is unknown.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
SOCIETY GIRL KILLS HERSELF
Miss Ethel Norman Of Greensboro
y. c., Ends Fer Lie.

Without any previous int!natioa
and with no incentive other than
slight remonstrance from nenber
OF her family about e.,ravagant In
dulseDces. Miss Ethe! Norman. aged
Il. prominent IN society il Greens
boro. y. c.. committed suicide
Wednesday afternoon by shooeing
herself through the heart with a
revolver Size came home about
$50 O'Clock and passing her mother
IN the hai! went directly TO her -oon.
where she pressed the revolver TO
her heart and fred. death resulting
instantly.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
zelays Refuses to Notice Officially Knox's
UJlninatum and
APPEALS TO CONGRESS
President Of Nicaragua VII. It Is
Reported. ASK Coagrcss to Inter-
fere With the State Departmcn:
Progran,-Ncn Supposed to be His
Agents Reach Washington.

Pres!den, Zelaya has not only re-
fused 10 take official cognizance OF
Secretary knox's note. which was
practically an ultimatum. but he is
declared 20 have dispatched special
agents 70 Washington to erdearor to
have the State departments ult!-
matum Set aside. frst by appeals
to the department. and secondly By
direc. appeals TO members OF Con-
gress. The State department IS en-
t!reiy aware OF the presence and
identity OF these enissaries. These
special agents are being watched IN
a general way.
L, was reported that any attempt
that Zelaya might make TO escape
from the country would receive the
direct and vigorous attention OF the
American warships now lying Of the
coasts OF Nicaragua. Secretary Knox
has intima:ed IN the pla!nest Ian
suage that the State department
LOOKS upo2 Zelaya as the man ro-
sponsible for the torture and death
OF the two Americans, G7oee and
Cannon
The plan to defect the United
States government: program with ref
erence to Nicaragua came to light
when Senor Fernando Sanchez and
Dr.. v. u. Roman arrived at Wash
ingtou. Neither S,,nor Sanchez nor
Dr.. Roman would talk. They gave
their address as New York
Members Of the Central American
diplomatic corps, however. were IN
q futter whom they discovered the
new arrivals. Senor Sanchez, they
declared. IS q partner OF Zelaya IN
many OF the lattes's business ven
lures In Nicaragua. and he las man
aged to anass 8 fortune Of betwee,
four and Eve million dollars in gold.
Dr.. Roman. tie report continued,
long has been Senior Sschez's bust
ness adviser. and he also IS close
friend and adherent Of Zelaya-
During Friday afternoon and early
evening more than a score OF tele-
grams were dispatched from Senor
Sanehez's rooms. Almost al equally
large numbe. were received. This
teiegraphic activity the Central
Americans insist. Is aimed 81 Nom
be7s Of Congress. With view OF
winning over enough OF them 70
render the Administrators present
program imperative In the event II
is presented to Congress
Dr. Salvador Castr:llo. the diplo
matte agent OF the provisional gov
ernment Of Nicaragua and represen-
,atire OF the revolutionists. here.
made formal request 70 Secretary
Knox that he be received oa equal
terms With the agents OF the Zelaya
government. Il Is generally believ-
ed that Dr.. Cas;r!llo.s request will
be granted.
While making ali preparations for
action. this government has resumed
the claim that preceded the issue Of
Secretary Knox's note. There were
no developments IN the State de-
pa.,ment Friday To all appearance
es the department is marking time"
un;d occasion arrives for further
action.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
NEGRO PREACHER WANTED.
Greenwood Sheriff Looking for One
on Charge Of Fraud


a Greenwood dispatch says q ne
gro preacher, giving the name OF
William Mckinney. is wanted there
by officials and Eve we'll known ne
sroes on rathe. serious charge
Of cheating and defrauding. Nc
Kinney wen, to Greenwood several
weeks ago and represented himself
10 number Of negroes as Govern
meat contractor. who had Just An
!shed a large Job somewhere at a
profit to himself OF 100000. He
liked Greenwood. he said. and pro-
posed to get up big negro store
on the cooperative plan. He wanted
mos, OF the stock himself. but he
proposed 10 the Ave we'll known
colored men above referred 70. to
let them in on the ground floor and
graciously received from their anx-
.ous hands twenty-five dollars each
towards organization expenses.
Mckinney has gone and the dupec
ones want 10 see Mckinney IN jail.
Oce Of the Eve has been TO LaIcas-
ter, where Mckinney hailed from.
and reports that he found wife
and child. deserted. there. and heard
Mckinney had another wife In Sam.
Ter. He also reported that Mchin-
ney duped a numbe. OF old negroes
In and around Lancaster seTeFai
years ago by representing himself
as a Government, agent who had the
s:sposal OF a large sum OF moaey
In the national treasury for torme:
slaves. He collected q dollar each
and skipped.
He is described as being - y":rs
old. height Eve feet. ten: weight
about 200 pounds. chocolate color
mustache. two upper teeth golc
crowned: hair slightly t!nged with
gray; wore square cut. black coat
and light trousers: had double case
gold watch and pear! handle knife
which he displayed frequently.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
Barber Fell Dead.

The Georgetown Item says Henry
Simmons. negro barber Of that
city. dropped dead few DAYS ago
vht!e IN co1ve-sat!oc- II IS said
that Re Jumped up icto the air. CAP
ped Ills hands 70 his bead. Followed
and fell dead We learn that be
vas hard d,!nker. No doubt this
hab., produced paralysis o: re brain.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
Goes 70 jail Himself.

John Pancoer. a leader 0; the
Industrial Workers Of the World. IS
under arres, In Spokane. Wash.
where DO will spend the next six
months in Jail! FEe appeared in S7o-
kane to lead Socialists In fSh!
AGAINST an ordinance regarding street
speaking and seat out kilograms 10
nearby towns, calling 70! men TO
fll the jails n Spokane.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
Farmer Kills Himself.

John ". Folk. living about eisa;
miles from Columbia. committed
suicide Tuesda" morning with
shotgun. He was about hliy years
old. and leaves wife and Two chill
d.en. There is no known cause.
He was apparently In good health
and financial circumstances. HIS
father was one of the wealth!esi
farners OF NewberTy
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
Mistakes Brother Tor Deer.

Mis:ak;ns him for deer. Ole
Noe. 30 :sa-s old. Monday shot
and killed MS brother. Alfred Moe.
aged -. while they were hunting
tn swamp near Duluth. Minn.
Seye-a. years ago Ole Noe accident
ally shot and killed Richard jentot.
aged years. while they were hunt
ing .a5o!ts
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
Youthful Bank Eobber.

a; ST. Louis Tom Gallagher.
thirteen years old. vas captured
after easonload Of policemen
surrounded ,he Lafayette bank Mon
day He confessed tia. 10. with
another Roy. planned 70 rob the
bank The other boy. acting as
lookout. fed whec the patrol vasoc
appeared Gallagher was captured
coming 6oa-c s-e escape
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
Girl Chased and Shot.

Miss Ti!l.e Gable. seventeen
yea.-oid girl. had a Thanksgiving
party d; her home. No. 1s7 Leonard
street. Williamsburg. y. y. which
ended in her being chased down
Leonard stree: fo- block By VIII
liam KenDey. one OF the guests. who
was infatuated with her and shoot
ing he: because SIZE would not COZ
sset 20 marry him. She was only
slightly hurt
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
Fell TO Their Death.

DR.. B-encknsnn and Hugo
r-ancke. two OF the most daring
mem be.s OF the Aero clu5 Of 5e!-
lin. were killed through collapse
OF their balloon KoInar. The Boo
les we're found near Flume. Austr:a-
Hursa.y. Nearby was the balloon.
rem: in an envelope and telling the
story o. death.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
Six Seamen Perish.

Advices received by the United
States w>,>ther bureau from Ietoosn
Island. Wash. state that the BIT
ish tour-masted bark Matterhcrr
founded at sea Novem bcr .. screa-
" miles Of Tmatilia Reef. Tho tirst
mae. steward and tour sailors were
drowned Iwertr-seven o: the crew
uere c3raS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
KILLED NEICE
A Crey-Haired S9inaer Arranged Before
Redorder For A
A MOST HORRIBLE crime
Murdered Woman had Valuable
Property and Carried Heavy Lie
Insurancc-Body Found In Bath
Tub. Where it is Thought tho wo-
man was Drowned BY Eusbsrd-

man was Drowned by Eusberd.
Virginia Wardlaw. gray-haired
spinster. was arralgned before c
recorder a, East Orange. n. j.
Thursday formally charged with the
murder Of her young niece. Mrs
Ocey ". y. Snead. whose body vas
found IN bath tub IN q deserted
house In East Orange Monday.
Death. according to the coroner.
was due to drowning IN less than 3
foot o: water, but IN view OF nys-
terious features Of the case-.he
young wonan's detention il desert
ed houses while having a $4,000
insurance policy on her life. and
owning property in Brooklyn valu-
ed at $4,000 and her apparent help
lessness for months psst-Miss
Wardlaw was held without bail for
examination Monday.
Two other women said 70 have
been associated with the victim. are
uade- surveillance according to tho
police.
The Wardlaw wcman's denesao4
In court was grim and tac!tur2 and
IA keeping with the mystery which
surrounds the entire case. When
the formal charge Of nurde. was
read she manifested no emotion.
but when taken to cell broke down
and wept. evi.e:ng coae~-1 over her
niece's body. which she feared would
be hurried in po'ters field
The police theory is that Mrs
S1ead had been II z helpless conds-
ton for months, unable to direct
her own affairs anc was at tie Z o.
cy OF whoever acted as her guar
dian A will has been discovered
said to have been signed by the
victim. which gives to an infant son
the sum OF $500 and bequeaths the
remainder OF the estate. both real
and personal. to Mrs. Snead's grand
mother. Martha Eliza Wardiaw.
The infant son referred TO n the
Will was born IN August last bus was
taken from its mother and p1esun-
ably placed n an institution
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
They Were All Saved

! dispatch from Ducktowc. Tenn.
sers tie eight men Who were In
p-.sored Il tts London mice as
result o. a shaft Are were brought
10 the surface. Not one was 7hys!-
cal.y disabled following the eotoIo-
rect
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-08
Another Mine Trouble.

Eight nen we're Imprisoned IN a
cave-!n and Are Tuesday n one o.
the several copper mines Of the
Tennessee Copper Company at Cop
pcr Eul. Tenn. Four oxygen he'll
NETS. tvo ta,ks OF oxygen and 9th
er mine rescue paraphe1oalia were
sen: from Knoxville 20 the nine sy
2 special train.