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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Died 4 HERO
Democratic Leader Dies Trying TO Save
Grandson From Fne.
GOES TO DREADFUL END
With the Lad in His Arms the Con-
gressuan and Child Fall Through
Floor as House In Kansas City
Burns to Ground+vctcrau OF
Lower House.
Lower House.

Congressman David a. DeArnond.
one OF the Oldest and most p'omi-
gent Democratic members Of con-
s7ess. and his grandson Waddie.
aged six. were burned 10 death IN
4 are that destroyed the DeArnond
home at Butler. Mo. early Tuesday.
The other members OF the family
escaped and It is believed that none
were hurt. Neither the body OF
CONGRESSMAN DeArnond nor tina: Of
his grandson are yet recovered. It
is believed that they were inc!ner-
a.ed Bones found are believed 20
be those OF the congressman. Other
occupants n the house who escaped
were Mrs DeArno2d and ;heir son
and daughter.
The dre. the cause OF which Is un-
known. started at o'clock Tuesday
morning. TIE DeArmond home Is
situated across the street from tha:
OF his son. james A. DeA-mond.
James started 10 rush IN the burn
Ing home OF his father il IN at
. tempt 10 save the latter. but vas 4c-
strained by the younger members OF
tie family and neighbo.s-
The DeArnond home was two sto-
ries in height and when il started
it. burned fercely. Mrs. DeATmold.
the wife Of TIE congressman. escap-
ed IN be. ctgh, clothes uuhurt. but
| tainted as soon as she reached the
! ground.
When she was revived later. she
;,scaue hypter!cal and II vas some
time before she could tell what had
happend. She occupied room on
the first Hoor. while the congress,
man nad his grandson were or the
second Aoor. She had the Erst in
;!ma;lon o. the FIRE when she heard
tie grandson cry out The alarm.
She was only barely aole 20 es
/. cape with hec own lie. rot har!!?-
moment TO attempt 20 rescue H.
Others. The house was OF wooaer
construction. BY the ;!me she reach
ID the yard the building was wrap
ped in flames. Fifteen minutes la
er il was IN ashes.
Mrs. DeArnond heard no cal! from
be. husband Whe:he. he va
smo,he-ed iu bed and burned befor'
he could leave the room. or made q!
attempt to save his life. probabl:
vii! never De known. Mrs. Ha-:
Clark. the congressman marie
daughter. and the house servant. ~h
were sleeping OF the FRS, floor. "e'
among the others to escape.
In Congressman Diamonds deaf
the Democrats lose one OF the!
leaders on the floor Of the house
He was a mem Der Of that body 20
, the past le years. man with w!d
education and wide experience.
. fluent speaker and had become on
Of the principal resources OF IN
Democratic party IN debating IA
|. t!onal questions.
. He will long % remembered 70
his brilliant o.ato7y and especial!
: for his powe. Of sarcasm and capae
ity for !nvectve He was consp!cu
, Gus as party fighter. He was IN
!, c!,ned to be pugracious. This oua!
, ~ was once the means OF setsiH
him into an alterca;!on with job
{ Sharp Williams. then leader OF ID
house.
He was an aspicant for the lead
e eslip II the house until the recos
n!,!on Of Champ Clark by the minor
, tv
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
SWINDLER IN EASTOVER-
Several Persons There Were Caught
by His Game.

\ dispatch from Eas:ovec 20 The
State says for the past few days
there has been swiud!er IN the
community. A white man has been
canvass!as the country under the
name Of agent for certain sick
beneS. society He would approach
person. generally negro. and IN
terest hiD IN the subject. Then he
would win his point by saying. YOU
know Mr.. T. II. Aud OF Eastorer.
don, YOU: Well. he IS general asen,
so- the company IN al this lower
R.chland county Nov you give me
81 and III give you my receipt and
you take !, 10 Ar. Aud and he'll
issue you the policy.
Several persons fell for this game
and now are benoaciog tae loss o.:
their dollars.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
HOPE IS GONE
that Asy Of the Miners Buried N the
Cheu3 Hine Are Alive
TUNNELS COLLAPSED
/, Second Vein, and Rescue Party
Is Cut OE-Fire Endangered Lives
Of Explorer---secondPa Party Res
cned Them-one Who Escaped
Dies-Bus xa Left of $40 Men.

:. dispatch rom Cherry says hope
tina: there nigh; still be alive some
of .ne lSs men Known 10 ee en-
,omoed il the St. Paul coal niue was
abandoned Tuesday.
Al exploration into wha: is known
as the second vein. where /; vas
thought probably miners had ear'i-
csceG themselves and managed 20
ezis!t on oats and corn kept there fc.
mules. showed tia, great portions
CT the tunnels had collapsed
I. IS thought sha: many s:en were
buried under the debris and that i
tie obstruction IS not soon Cleared.
away a. least 100 bodies may 2eve-
be recovered Fire is Still! raging
in these .ucaels: and these portions
OF the mine. II which imprisoned
miners Nigh, have found retreat.
are said 20 be full OF the :a:a! black
damp.
The death Tuesday 0: one o. The
survivors brought 70 the surface last
Saturday reduced 70 is the to'a,
number OF those saved gu, OF the
80 eneombed by the ace week
ago Saturday. No bodies Tera found
Tuesday.
The explorers met with great OBJ
s.acles Tuesday II one instance
fire broke out n tunnel ;enpo7s7.-
" cutting OF the escape ot 2o men
who had vea,u,ed 5000 feet from
the hosting sha::. The smell! o:
smoke gave tie warning above and
fresh. men rescued tie explorers
Following q telegram sent to Gov
ernor Deneen by the executive board
OF the m:re-s State organization. ask.
ing .ha. some one man % desisnat-
ed 10 take charge OF the mine. Mine
Inspector Hecro. McAli!s,es va:
placed n charge os the exD!o1:a:
work. Despite the FIRE and tie fail
Ing n os tunnels. the work Q: clear
ing the mine VII. be pushed night
and day.
A diary vas found II the cloth
ing OF Samuel D. Howard. 81 year:
ole, whose body was found N
poke, OF the mine. The diary Wa:
begun on November Is. tie day th'
Ere started, and covers period o
two days, describing the struggle 90
.ise until black damp ended IN
weird tale. written With pencil OF
loose leaves OF an account book.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
DEATH FOR FEEBLE MINDED.
Human;tarians Startled by Letter Of
the Mayor.

The mayor Of Plymouth. England.
has caused q sensation BY sending The
following letter 20 Sir Edward Brad
ford. chairman o: meeting TO con-
sidcc the care Of the feeble minded:
We are wasting millions on the
erection OF expensive buildings N
the most salubrious nciShbo-hoods.
on the maintenance Of an enormous
Official staff and on providing good
food TO help 1.-Two those who have
no, and never will have one CLEAN
OF in;eliiseuce THIS Is called hu-
mao!ty.
"Medlca! science has madc such
strides that II Is possible 20 subnl;
these idiots 70 painless ,:-ata and
release them from tho puTgH;oFy OF
non-icte,l!gence. Spend the mouey
now wasted n such p:ofigacy on
schemes such as maternity :nstitu-
tons and c-eches and different
dawn will arise.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
EYSCCES CHILD.
Faithful Creature Drives OF Max
Brute Which attacked Girl

Brute Which Attacked Gsfs-
4 dispatch from Saluda says q
mad DOG passing through that town
Saturday morning created quite a
conmos:on. At.e. be had bitten
several dogs he was followed and
killed. Eis movements for the q
hours previous have been traced anc
/. Is learned tha, besides biting nun
bers OF doss. geese. turkeys and hogs
in the Ellis section cf that couas!
and between Saiuda aad the Ei:is
section. be 81. The little l0-yea--o!c
dsrgh,e. Of Brown Butler. The child
was ou, IN :he yard when sAe dos
ran into some geese near by. inc
child wen: around the house % see
what was causing the comGoi:oa.
The dos st once jumped on aes.
700, and fastened his teeth IN ae'
face. II is very probable her face
would have been iaearated naca
worse had no, Buffers dos run up
and. sesziug the rabid dog. made
a.m loose his hold on the child
Butler has gone 20 the Coium oia
hospital With the child for treat
raens.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
MAY rLANT COTTON n HAWAII.
Negotiations for Purchase Of an IS
land arc in Progress.

Tho esta ahl!shnent OF a cotton
plantation in Hawaii IS among the
possibilities OF the near future. Ne
got;at!ons for the purchase OK Lana:
island FOR that purpose. Involving
the expenditure o: s350.000. are now
in progress between J. T. McCrossol
and Frank Thompson and ,hS owner
OF the property. ". G. Orwin Dr..
<. Y. Wilcox, director OF the United
States agricultural department sta
tioa at Honaiuls. who has studied
the soil and climate OF the island.
has stated that be believes II 70 be
well suited for the cultivation OF cot
ron
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
STOLE HALF POUND BUTTER
Aud Sent to the Penitentiary for
Seven Years.

Miss Lille Sutton OF Ocean
Springs. Miss. who was sentenced
list spring 70 serve term OF seven
Years n the Mississippi State pen!-
,en,iary By Circuit Judge ". Il.
Hardy. on an Indictment for bur
slary. the thief, OF half-Douno O.!
b@;ier and FIVE eggs from the resi-
dence OF Fred abbey. voluntarily
gave herself up few days aSo to
Sheriff Mcleod. Miss Sutton.
,b.ou.h The !ns;vumeEtal!ty Of the
Kings Daughters. was released on
boaa. which she furnished by selling
her property and putting up the
money as collateral. and has been
liv:ag a, Merrill with relatives pend
i.g the appeal OF her case 10 the
supreme court. which tribunal 81.
Armed her sentence 4 few days ago
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
BABY STARVED.
Left Infant Suspended IN Air Hang
ing by Rope.

One OF the most ;ahuman crimes
eve. pespetrated IL that vicinity. was
discovered the othe. day OF the Jer-
sey side os the river. opposite Naa
York. Some !abo.ers saw something
;ha, looked ike bundle hacG!uG
from a long ro2~. over the edge O.:
the Palisades. which. at that point
rise more than hundred feet above
the narrow banks Hauling up
rhe s!x,y-:oot rope. they .,ought the
bundle 70 the top OF the rocks /:
proved TO be the body Of a. Titan.
lied into an apron. a medical exam
.na,ioa showed that the child Tad
been tied in :he apron and had bees
allowed 20 s,a-ve. suspended from
the rope. the upper end OF wh:cn
was fastened 70 tree. The authoti
ties are making strenuous efforts q
find the inhunan pecpe,rs:or OF t..!:
crime.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
SHOOTS DRNK-CRAzED NAN.
Samuel JoyDer Kills Father-in-Law
in Order to Save Himself.

A dispatch from Go!dsooco. y. c..
says. :asaned by liquor. Owen
CHM. wealthy fa:me: OF Snow
Hill. Wayne county. entered the home
OF his son-!n-iaw. Samuel Joyne-.
:a,e Monday evening and opened FIRE
upon Joyne- as the latter lay ab+-d.
Escaping the frs: few shots JoyEer
managed 20 reach his pisto! aad re
turning the FIRE killed CHM instantly
with the irs. bullet, Earlier in ID.
day Gina made an attack upon his
wife and shot and painfully wound
ed his young soc. who was making
2 valiant defense Of his mother. and
who Soal!-- ro-stet his father. G!n2
had been on p:ot-ac;ed debauch.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
COTTON GlNNED
CENSUS REPORT SHOWS MUCH
LESS THAN LAST YEAR.
Report Shows Decrease OF Over l..
100000 Bales in Products Ginncd
TO November IL.

to November IL.
The census report shows S.I0a.I31
bales. counting round bales as half
bales. sinned from the growth o.
1909 10 November II. compared with
9.os5.SV9 for 1908.
Round bales included this yea.
are !23.S5S. compared with l13.90S
for 1905. sea island. 6S.60S for 1909.
compared with 56.70l for 1905.
TIE cotton giEned by States &C
November -. 1909. compared with
that ginned 10 the same date IN 1905
follows:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
succumbs TO starvation.

While on bis wy 20 the Sa:ra-
Aon Army headquarters il New
York 70 got Thanksgiving dioner.
John Deverv. homeless and friend
Jess. COLLAPSED and 8 few hours later
died from starvation. Before ex-
ptrins Deve-y told the hospital doc
tors that be had had scarcely a
mou,h:ul OF food n : week and bis
cmac.a:ed condition tcoded 10 con-
Arm this. Unable 10 o5'a!;! "ark.
Na SaI c:sr, - tr~,,.-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Died OF Rabies.

Mrs. GoIdea F-iedlacdec. Of Ca:-
mel, y. J.. vas bitten By dog Ave
weeks ago. but raid little attention
TO the wound until few days ego.
When she applied foT treatment. I,
was snen seen that she had hydro
phob.a. and that X was too late 70.
treatment She vas sent 10 Belle
vue hospital. where she died. cite:
suffering intensely. the doctors &C.
scr!o!cs the disease as hydrophobia.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Large Inheritance Taxes.

The iphn.:tapce taxes or the eS-
tate G: John Kennedy Stewart. t2s
millionaire banker. wSo died recent
~. leaving nearly bal: his $50. 0.co0.-
900 estate 20 pubic institutions aAc
societies. Will net the State OF New
York over 81 .0"". 900. according Z"
la----r- familiar -i.h eT"h n,a''Ar:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
KILLED A DESPERATE NEGRO.
rrrman Turner Shot Whitman Har'
leyWtwn Latter Threatened Him.

Furman Turner. .ireTTman
of Yorkvi!ic. shot and killed
Whitman Harley. coiorod. Monca:
night. Harley was noted desie-
.ado. who had record as c'imi-
nal. having killed one nan and shot
seyera! others.
The trouble arose about Ha7:e%
hiring a team from Turner. The nc
gro was insulting and ran his hanc
!ato his pocke: and Turner. know
ing the desperate nature O! the man
with whom ne had 20 deal. shot aac
killed him. Public sentiment grn-
orally regards the shooting as JusH
ia Die.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
4 Brave Woman.

Mis-, Grace wicaerspooc. 20 Eeacs
old. few nights ago. over e'2o"ecea
= burglar who bad entered &c: GONE
and w-enche6 from his grasp q p.i-
,owsl:p containing $500 ~ 1e"e.'y
and sr-s. oh!cc the intrudc- o2d
s.c.sn from a. n?:.a:rs em
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Ten More Heads Fall.

a: New York Coi!cc;o: Loeb FRI
day dropped ten more assistant
weishers ::om 'hs custom house SER
vice. as tte result; OF tbs !nves'!-
ga ton o! he sugar undcrrsigtIos
frauds. The collector states taat
these d!sn:!ssa!s complete the house
cleaning
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
NEGRO ELLIS HIS WIFE.
shoot, Woman Down Because She
Neut to u rarty.

4, Greenwood Coroner Owens had
his arst iob Monday. He was called
UPON TO hold sn inquest owe: tee
dead body o; Nina Cunningham. 3
negro woman. who was shot last
r-,da- ~ be. husband. Jackson Gun
ainsnam. on tho :a.r, 9! Ny. L. Z.
Watts OF tho eastern ~dse OF ;ns
county. The woman lived several
oavs after being stot, 5uc her lie
vas despa..e>d OF from tae t-st- From
tie testimony I; appears that jack
son became en-aged at be! because
she r.nat 70 boy rar'v. and sh"'
hey
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
BURNS TO DEATH.
While Playing in the Barn Little
Boy Sets 1t on Fire.

4 distressing accidcn, occurred at
Monbo. Catswbc- county. y. c.. Sun
day about noon when q little son O.:
Mr.. Jacob O.en was burned 20 death
In the barn on his fathers prem
ises. NJ. Oren's family are employ
ed in The cotton mill OF TIE Monho
Manufacturing Company AID live or
;hc land OF tie company. Sunday
about toe hou! named the l!;ile boy.
who vas Just 4 years ole. got hold
Of some matches aud went 10 small
barn on tho premises. Il is SUP
posed be struck the matches. any
way 1hcn the barn Vss found 10 o.
on FIRE the building was go euvclo2ed
n Games thai the boy could aot b.
reached His chaTTed remains ~eTe
found IL the ashes 0: tho build
;cS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Killed His Grandfather.

Because be had been punished for
sor,e minor of:ansc o. his grand
father. w. S. Ca.riaSion. notary
pubic, Will Darlington. /, ":ars o.c.
shot and BILLED the former al the
family hom- near Franklin. Ga.
TUESDAY oigh.. The BOY hed ate:
the Killing. but was captured.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
HOT SUPPER" KILLING BEGINS.
Negro Stays Another Near Wexford
in Spartanburg.

VII! Brown. colored. was shot and
killed o. I'd Fowler. colored. Thurs
day night at Baptist church known
as The Corner" near Wexford
Spar;an5urg county Fowler gave
himself up ard Is il jail. The
trouble occurred At hot supper.
and followed difficulty between the
Two negroes.
The shotgun Fowler used is said
10 have been picked Up by him in
the corner OF the room where Il had
been placed BY z negro who had
been hunting during the day.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
TEACHES BIBLE CLASS
IN THE PENrTESTIARY WHILE
SERVING a SENTENCE
The Good Mrs. Fancy Carsoa IS
Doing Among the Prisoners Ia
States Penitentiray.

A most Interesting and remarkable
case II many respects Is that OF Mrs.
Fanny Carson. the SpaEtaoauss
woman who las spent Is years CT a
life sentence In the penstenta-y for
the nu-de. with her pa-amouc. Of
her husband. whose throat was cut
With q razor IN most revoitins c!r-
cumstanees, and whose petition for
pardon is now being renewed after
being refused by three governors wao
had strong counter petitions before
them asking that Mrs. Carson be not
oardoned.
The Columbia Record says her
lawyers have spent much OF Mrs.
Ca,son's memory n IS years losing
esht to secure her q pardon. but
/, nov looks as II her own conduct
may succeed In q Short time in free
Ing her from prison. TIE zeal she
is displaying in her Bible class work
a; the peni,ertiary has favorab!y inn
p,essed a number Of influential peo-
pie. and her petition for pardon
viii come this time the best fortified
sine. De. lawyers have been knocking
a; the governors door n the 10
years
Mrs. Carson's case recalls two
| st-:k!ngly similar cases Of pardon
occurring IN recent years. One was
that OF Ezeiie Thackston Of Green
vile. who killed negro girl he
had been living with at her own
home after be had killed . promi-
nent white man. also in the red light
| district. I.backs:on was parconed
after short service. He also dis
played great zeal in religious mat
,ers at the pen!teut!ary. Still an
other case was that OF young Hoyt
Hayes. the oconee man convicted OF
the murder OF his wife. who was
pardoned principally on the report
OF the handwriting expert. Carralio
OF New York. the case hanging on
the authenticity OF note alleged
10 have been signed By Hayes wife
say!ng she was going 10 commit sui
| eide. He was great Sunday school
worker before the death o: his wife.
His zeal along this liae merely in
creased after be came TO the peoi-
;ent!ary.
A few days ago. The Journal. the
evening newspaper N Mrs. CaTson.s
county. published strong edisoria!
advocating Mrs. Carson's pardon.
| The latest in Mrs. Carson's favor Is
strong letter 10 Governor Aasei
from the Rev. DR.. John o. Wilson.
one OF the oldes, and most influential
mem 5ers Of the South Carolina con-
ference. forme. editcE OF The Chris
tan Advocate and now president OF
Lander college. Dr.. Wilson's let
ter follows:
Dear Governor: ! see that the
case of Mrs. Carson !s before yoo
and write to beg her pardon-a!onS
with the petitioners. When IN Co
lur,b!a. 1899 to 1901. was several
times In the penitentiary. by invita-
tion Of the chaplain. and / D,et aaa
observed closely Mrs. Carson. She
impressed me very much. I felt
sure she was pen!tent person. frn-
" fixed 10 the determination 70 live
right. in or out OF prison. Even
then believed he. q proper object
for pardon, and now believe that
charity Gals loudly for pardon The
aim OF punishment in prison IS not
vengeance. but to safeguard society
and 70 save the criminal! These ends
have been secured. and will be more
| secure by her pardon.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
SERIES OF TRAGEDIES.
Man Shoots His Wife and Self and
Eiend 4 Suicide.

Fiend Suicide.
Osca. Osborn and his vii. are IL
a hospital probably fatally wounded
as a result o; shots fred by Osborn
Tuesday night a. his vile and him
SELF in the main street @! Richmond.
Ky. Robert Heudr!ck. z boon CON-
pacion os Osborn. learning CT iAc
tragedy committed suicide bv sta
b!nS himself. Mrs Osborn. "ho had
lived apa-: from he- husband Tor
TWO mouths. came 20 :owr Tuesday
from her ccuatry estate 70 do some
shopping. Osborn. WHO IS wealth..
ne: he. and ate. few words fred
TIE tao shots.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
4 BASE LIE
Told on Confederate Leaders By The Her
chant Marine League
DENOUNCED BY WATSON

The League in Its Efforts TO Loot
the Public Treasury Tor the ,,ene-
nt Of the shipping Trust Slaaders
Jefferson Davis. Robert Tombs and
Other Leaders.
In his Weekly JeSersonian Mr..
Thomas Z. Watson vigorously re-
flutes foul talaehood that is being
circulated by TIE Merchant Marine
League. In its effort 30 loot the ma
cIoual treasury for the beneS; OF the
shipping trust. To cover the truth.
tha, the high protection tariff caused
the decline o: our merchan; mar!ne.
a monstrous!y false charge is made
asa!cs: JeH Davis. Tooalbs and other
leaders. The Jefe-soniaa says:
On page I5 OF the American Flag
fox September. 1909. We find the
headline:
Destruction of Marine Planned.
Then the League historian" pro-
ceeds 10 relate how Jefferson Davis
and other Southern .eeds-s. antici-
pa,irg secession and war. conspi-ed
with British agents 20 destroy the
American Marine
The League has The astounding ef-
!7on,ery 10 charge this treason on
jefferson Davis. when he was MEM
Der O. the Cabinet OF President
Pierce. The League declares that
this plot Of the Southern leaders
was not perfected in 1888. but
that these !ong-headed. evi! minded
Sou;he.ne-s kept on scheniing aad
consp.ring agains; the merchant :1a-
rine-haviag in view, a:ways. seces-
sion and civn war The League. o!
course. mentions Robert Toonbs as
one OF the arch-corspi-ators-
The name o. Davis and Toombs
are used for sinister purpose. Those
names are as unpopular in the East.
North and West. as the names OF
Stanton and Sherman are at the
South
II is almost impossible TO ceai
patiently with lies OF the SORT one
finds the Aanna-Cannon-aict'ca Lea
que is circulating.
II Robert ]. LoweTT. OF Atlanta
| and D. a. Tomkins. OF Charlotte, y.
c.. and Geo ". Brunscu. Jr.. OF
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
BURIED IN NINE.
Scores Have Probably Perished In
IapapeSc ColIie-S

a dispatch from Toxic. japan.
nays a heavy loss Of life is feared
as tae result OF az explosion few
days ago IN q Goa! mine at Ooorra.
uauoka province. fifteen men are
known 10 have per!shed. while 22S
miners are encombed IN she work
ings. Every attempt is being made
10 rescue them. but their fate Is
vet IN doubt.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01

Tho spirit world must he colo
oIcca. for :hosc rhn counn r-oD 'e@-o
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
HookwoFM CAUSES DIVORCE.
Woman Rccitcs the Faults OF Eel
Husband and is Given Decree.

\ dispatch from San Franciso
says Judge Graham has divorced
Anita Coover from David Coove..
The "hookworm" was the cause. ny
husband was dull, stupid. lazy. ian
Cuit and slow" said Mrs Coorer.
He must have been victim OF
the hookworm." said the court Mrs.
Coover expressed some doubt as TO
this diagnosis. but Judge Graham
stuck 10 h.s opinion and granted the
decree.
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