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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
ADOPTED N KANSAS.
Hryaa's Guarantee Law Endorsed by
Republicans.

The bank guarantee Law originated
By Bryan and s.sc adopted IN Okla
homa has been put IN effect in Kan
sas By &C: OF a Republican !egisia-
,u.e. While the Law Will effect only
such banks as elect to comply With
Il. /, Is expected that al! OF the -
States banks - Kansas will place
themselves under Is provisions with
ou: delay.
The banks under the new law are
70 be partners In scrt OF musua! In
sursnce company. They will have to
pu. up a million dollars n State and
,a:;ona. securities 30 guarantee the
payuen: 0. deposits. aud ;ae> dues o.:
insurance premiums will be only one
twentieth OF one pc. ecc. annually.
IN se,:-deseuee :be national BANKS
have started . movement 70 organize
an Insurance company amoas them
selves 10 Insure deposits !n 'se!:
banks. Erea.ual!y. however. /: Is es-
Deced .ha. many 0: the aat!5oa.
haake. especially those 10 the sns!ie:
:orrs Will DECIDE 20 deas:!onal!ze and
Become State institutions IN order 70
participate N the guaranty Law.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
REUNITED By P!CTUEH.
Brother and Sister Meet Cnder Pc
cu,iar Circum.taoces-

dispatch from Atlanta says ,ae
publication o: 4 photograph OF stsa!
ALE. oe. which had been an h:!:-
loom ir a Virginia family. resulted
10 the reuai,:ns Of TWO members o!
this family. brother and sister. who
sad beeu separated 70. seventeen
years. The photograph was pub
,ished b. a. c. Snyder. Mrs. .. 5.
Webb. his sister. living less than sou'
blocks from hin. was struck by the
.esen b!aoce OF the photograph 20
the old picture ~:th which she was
familiar. and aSlec becoming con-
v.nced that her brother was It's pos
SCISSOR, sen, for him w!thou, letting
him know Der identity. He did lot
recognize be. when she met bin
az the door. but asked for her bus
band. When she called him ey an
old ooy!sG o!cscane DO stared IL
surprise and thea kne~ her 70 be n's
sister.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
SPIRIT GUIDES MAN
pEMARK.sBLE STORY OF GOLD.
SMITH WHO Turns PAINTER.
Widow Shows Sketches Tia; Iced
20 Observation-Disclosures he
search Experts Teu OF Results.

| Tho s;!snse story OF the sp:rtt os
a desd a.t!st taxing possession OF tho
uaiad O; a living nan and lnpeliiaS
A.c 10 carry on tie artists cafn:Sh-
&C work g related By Prof. James
Il. Nyslop. sec.ctary o! the American
Society for Hsych!cal Research. OK
N-w York. who in correction with
Prof Isaac X. Funk. .ecena! came
20 tie conclusion that the spi:!. OF
man lives after A!s BODY IS dead.
Robert Swain Clifford. tAe artist.
died n 1876. a. bis summer home
aea. New Bedford. Aass. F7edeE-
lex L. Thompson. goldsmith. bad
me. NJ. Clifford oalr twice aad knew
him but slightly. Thompson had
aeve. Indicated aay ability IS "a
a.,!s, until, six months ate. the
death OF Clifford. when he did not
even know ,ha; Mr. Clifford had died
He was suddenly seized with al In
pulse 10 paint picture. aod going
10 work on 1t. So was surprised al
his ability. While be was painting
ne voice OF Mr.. Clifford seemed to
tel! him 20 continue bis work be had
started.
Mr. Thompson continued painting
pictures. always possessed by the
spirit O: Ny. Clifford. end found
ready na.ke. for them. Many our-
chasa.s commented on their SINH
lsr!ty 10 N-. Chords paintings.
Fearing that his mind was giving
away IN 1907. NJ. Thompson called
on Prof. Eyslop. BY arrangement
he made severa! sketches for pictures
a, the instance o: what Ae considered
TO be Chords spirit. Prof. Hyslop
looked these up IN safe and then
Thompson went TO New Bedford and
called on Chords widow. where be
had never been and whom he had
never met. Ore Of the first things
Mrs. Clifford showed him was
sketch which NJ. Clifford had made
shor. time before his death and
which had been locked up aud seen
by no one until few days ago.
aen Thompson called. The sketch
was exactly similar n every detai!
20 on. OF TIE sketches Thompson had
left with Prof. Eyslop.
This fact and other equally sur
o:is!ns features in the case prompt
Prof Evs,op to , q stronger be-
lief that the spirit lives after ceatn
and that TIE arts, G!Gocd's spirit
IS IA communication with this world
through the medium o. the gold
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
EQUAn|MlTY JARRED
ExpREssM.aS CAUSES CUNAMAN
TO HAVE BRAIN STORM.
Former Room Mate Of Alleged Slay.
~ Of Elsie Sisel Confronted By

A dispatch from New York says
the complaceney 81 Chung Sin, once
the -oom na,e OF Leon Ling. who IS
wanted for the murder OF Elsie S!Sel.
on June 8. wen; al! to pieces Wednes-
day afternoon. when Arthur Logan.
al eX27essman. walked into tie cell
where Chung Sin IS hcic as more than
a mate::a! witness. and brusQuely
shouted "Hu!io.
Logan is the nan who carried the
trunk containing the body OF the
girl Downstairs from Leoa'e rooI
on the day OF tie murder. He had
told the police that Chung Sin IS
one OF the NEE be saw on the top
soor OF the house. Cauns STA. on
the con:.ayy. has sworn By al his
ancestors that be neTe. saw the ,-ank
packed or moved.
You are the man" Logan said In
Chung Sins presence. who told NE
to take the trunk downstairs care
fully There was another slin fel-
low with you il the roon-the same
that came over TO the Office half an
hour before 10 give me the orde. to
call FOR the trunk
All mistake" protested Chung
Sin. "neye. see you before.
The Chinanac's voice broke. and
BE shook as IN fear as Logan was
led out, still! positive II HE :deat.s-
cation.
Chung was aot kept waiting long
before he lad another visitor-this
time Martin Luria. the chauffeur.
who drove a Chiaauan and a trunk
from the Harlem laundry to chop
suey restaurant - Newark oa tie
morning Of June 20. The police had
a theory that Chung Sin might have
been the fare and not Leon Ling.
But Luria could not identify Chung
S!a. and still believes that &, wa,
Leon be had IN his tax:cab. a letter
t-o:n Chung Sin. written since his
ar-es:. 20 the Society OF tie Four
Brothers. was intercepted and tra1s-
lated 10 the district attorneys Of
fee. 1t protests that the murder
was doae By one ma. and that.
therefore. only the murderer should
be held; denouuces the authorities
and implo.es aid OF all members IL
freeing him.
The police believe more and more
that little reliance can be placed
in any OF the various rewards and
offers Of cooperation promised by
the clans OF Chinatown. and accord
!ag!y District Attorney jerome ~-o:e
John Ed!neott Gardner. professor OF
Oriental language and literature Il
the University OF the Pacific al San
Jose. Cal. requesting bis co-ope.a-
ton II the case as Trustworthy
Interpreter.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
CAUGHT AT LAST
CONFEsSES TO THE MURDER OF
ENGINEER HOLT.
Negro Arrested In Ohio Soys Ae
Did the killing Because He Was
Put OF tho Train.

Because be was pat OF Sea board
Air Line train or which he was steal
lag ride. Solomon Shepard. . ne
gro. according 10 his own confes-
s:oc made at OurhaII. y. c.. Mon
day. shot and killed Engineer Holt
The crime was committed last De
CEN Der. but the negro was arrested
only a few days ago in Columbus.
Ohio. where ais connection with the
case was frst learned through his
protestat.ons OF innocence OF it. The
police had taken him IN custody on
ano,he. charge.
II bis confession Shepard said he
was returning to Durham from En-
land. ls miles away. after a visit
to his sweetheart. when the killing
occurred. He said BE remained n
Durham until six weeks ago.
Shepard spent whole day read
ing his Bible recently and getting
religion" and when Dr.. n. II. John
son entered the ja:! to minister TO
a sick prisoner he called him TO the
door OF his cell and laid bare the
facts IN the mysterious murder.
Shepard says that IL the night OF
the tragedy be was kicked OF q
train by a brakeman and was q
search OF the brakeman TO XII! hin
when be found him. With several
o.he. men. on the cab talking with
Engineer Holt Crawling nearer the
engine be raised his gun and fred.
the sho: striking the engineer.
He then walked up the track. and
seeing q light IN the Greenetrg
house. fred at II ..1ust 70 scare some
BODY II was this latter inc!tea:
that had much to DO WITH the arrest
OF Reuben Barbee. who had had
trouble with the Greenoevss and who
is nov IN jail charged with the nu.-
der Of Holt
Shepard says that be was IN Du.-
ham at the time OF Barbee's a7.es:
and remained until about six weeks
ago. He denies that he had white
accomp!!c. in his crime.
On the strength OF the negroes
confession Barbee's attorneys have
asked tor their clients release.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
Corpse of ChIaaman Found In
Hudson River.
LEON L|NG'S BODY
Although Complete Idest;Acsaena
Vas Impossible Thursday Night u
Salient Features tho Body Beers
Marked Resemblance 90 the Mss
ior Cbinarac.
ing hinamac.

A dispatch from New York
Thursday says. although complete
Identification was impossible, there
appeared 70 De strong probability
that the body o: a Ch!nanaa, which
was found floating - the Hudson
River il the gppe. part OF the city.
was that OF Leon Ling. or william
L. Leon. the murderer OF Elsie
S.sc! Tic mans height. weight and
general appearance tal.!es With that
OF Leon Ling. bur as tee body was
nude. except &c. silk uncersk!rt.
and had been II the water 70. more
than week. thorough examine
ton VII! De necessary. Coroner No
Foaald. who was the frst to inspect
he body. believes tha. It Is Icons
as do number OF policemen. but
nacl measurements and facial char
acteTis;.cs are carefully gone over
the Identification VII! sensi2 "a
doubt
II II :s Leon the cause of his death
Will be another mystery. although
one theory. that Of suicide. would
appear reasonable.
In salient features the body bore
Marked resenblance>to 70 Leon Ling.
TIE teeth were good. as were Icons:
,he height about five feet. four inch
es. which was Leoa's height. and tie
weight 125 pounds. which vas about
Icons. The age appeared 10 Be
about twenty-five 0. shir.y years.
Icons age was given out by the
police as thirty. Az autopsy Will be
performed. The coroae.'s jury was
unable to arrive at conclusion as
TO how the Chinauaa met hts death.
Early Thursday morning Cag Vow.
an icconsp!cuous, hard working Chi
aese Iauod-ynan OF tie East Side
was found By his ne!ghboss strung
between two wash tubs with his head
beneath the water OF one AID bis
feet IN the other. There were Bloody
finger marks on h:s neck. bloody
footprints on the zoo. and knot
ted cord about the mans neck. In
the cash drawer the police tousd
one cent.
al, attempts 20 connect the murder
Of eng Vow with the murder OF Elsie
sigel by Leon Ling have failed.
Investigation soon showed that
eng Tow was beaten over tse heed
vita Eat irons probably o7 Eore
than one nan. anG then Gun: u the
'res. Ee probably died D. dro1asas
While unconscious.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
FIGHT Fatal DCEL.
Fncourtes Eeeweea Two Ger1nan
Ar1uy OhcexS

Although duel!us Is non!na!!y IL
leSa. IL Germany. details Of most
remarkable encounter IN which the
p-el.minar:es were arranged b. the
State, are given in ca5lesran e7oui
Berlin. which states that Lieut..
G.snier shot and killed Lieut. ZT:iz-
ers aea. B:ankenburg.
Zw!,ze-s. although a married man
With a family. tried 10 kiss Graa!er's >
aancee and military court OF honor
sanctioned the duel and arranged
the fight. TWO companies OF !nfaa-
,,y ke2. tic grounds. a locomotive
and an ambulance car were provided
by the State railway to carry the
expected victim 70 the nearest hos
p!tal.
G.an:er's second shot pierced his
oouonent's lungs. and the wounded
man died IL the hospital sooa ate:
the specisl train got him there
Lieut.. Cranie- will probably no"
undergo q Few months comfortable
t.;en,!or IL o fortress. the message
| declares.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
Mine-Worker Murdered.

A. Mahanoy City, Pa. Patrick
Grant. aged 35 years. q miner. vas
murdered few days ago On the out
skirts OF the city while returning
home with his pay. HIS body was
found and /, was learned his. skull
was fractured and there were half
dozen stab wounds IN his back.
seve-a! arrests have been made OF
persons suspected Of the crime.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
AFTER STANDARD OIL
Mississippi Attorney Would Dust !,
from State and Collect Penalties.

.NAssISS&ppA .H><
from state and Collect Penalties.
Application vas made Wednesday
IN tAa Chaocery Cou7: OF Clay cou'-
~. Miss. by District Atoreoy a. L.
Lamb sor pe.petua! Injunction re
s:r:tc!ng the Standard Oh Company
from operating il the State OF MIS-
s:ss:pr: and seeking 10 collect penal
tj..s ass..ea;!ng $ll.a00.ooo for al
legged violations OF the antitrust 10"
OF the Commonwealth.
Tn. injunction bill recites IN oeia!!
the history Of the Standard OF! Cofa-
oanv and the methods by which Il
IS alleged 20 havc sti;aed competition
IL this State.
Unde. the Mississippi! code as
an.eaded b. the legislature n 1905
the State is entitled 10 recover
statutory penalty Of $4,000 da!
for each specific violation OF the anto'
trust laws. and tie penalties soush;
iro Be recovered in this case cove!
| three wears. TIE hearing. II Is un'
d.rs,ood. will take place a; Wes
Point during the November term o1
n. Chancsry Court.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
4 NOVEL EXPERIMENT
Makes a Preacher Chief Of Police
For On" Night

Mason City. Iowa. Is 70 be Doi:ced
70. one night Oy the pastor OF the
Methodist church. Dr.. VIII ". Carl
ton. For this one night he vii! be
the ch!o.. Tie force will obey his
instructions &c the letter.
Mayor K.rschman has promised
that be would prosecute a.! cases
brought before him BY tie preacher
policeman.
When Mayor Ki-schman was elect
ed 20 the position. be. It !s SAID.
rendered the position Of chief CT oo-
lice 70 D.. Carlton DT. Ca:l;oa -
fused.
Many persons are rot now pleased
with the general tone OF the CITY
at nigh: ;!ne. so the preacher was
asked TO see what he could uneaFta
There will be 10 public announce
nent made CT the ntSht whca tae
nlu!ste: IS 70 police ;he city.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
FOUGHT ABOUT A WOMAN.
Who Get. Killed In the Row Bet~een
the Two McTs-

J. X. Mayes. locomotive eu-
s,oec:. aad Robert Cu!bertsoE. oo;n
Of Norton. Va. fought due. g TIE
streets OF Middlesbo:o late IresdaFE
night. Anna Hayes. over ~tcss az
sect.ons :5e men we're tea!ors. Nas
sho- .w.ce during tie esht all Is
cvinz. Mayes was SHOT vice acc
cauoo, I've CuI5ertsoc esce ped VIII
a serious wound IN the arm. 4aEes.
r,crtaiiy wounded. fed after t5e
shooting. AMI when the police and q
nosse overlook hin. Is said 10 have
! attempted s1!ctde 5y taobins q:
; ,h-o,. rib q cccke' knife
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
Three F-asaI;y Injured.

An e:sht-yoar-old ocvsboy. al
s,even-vear-o,d Office boy and q for
,v.o.ca,-year-oid CRIPPLED nan. we're
n,ohsbly all fatally injured a se"
nights ago by being run down by au-
fonoh.les a: ?:tsb2-s. Pa. Only IN
ono Instance tha; OF the aewsboy.
did Tho driver OF the machine step TO
s,d ou, bow badly MS victim had
,aen hurt
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
TrLIMAN SEES THE TEST.
The Senior Senator Among tho Sp"c'
sa.ors Of .ieroplane Trial.

4 dispatch from Washington says
Senate. T.llnan stopped discussing
cotton hagsiag and ties. !unee: aHo
tea long enough 70 @:tness the trial
trip OF the Wright aercplane at Fort
Nyer Wednesday afternoon. IA CON-
pany With Senator E!k!as. OF West
Virginia. Senate: Ti!!man Quit the
Senate chamber 20 studS ae.!a! nasi-
cation. He vas close 70 the air ship.
and whea someone told the Wright
Brothers who be was be was allowed
,o examine 1, carefully. and asked
many questions regarding Us con-
s,ruc,!oa and manipulation
Edgesel6 folks need not Do su'-
pT:see to see Senator T!lluan arrive
from the National Capital sone day
in an s.. ship. Automobiles aeTe.
were 70 bis liking and trains are 100
slow and out os date sos taeSe
modern days. Ar leco0oCon Is 'ne
proper stuo,.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
Killed by Bandits.

Genera, Syt!r. chief 0; tte sec-
da-mer!e. while returning 20 ktc!c".
Pc!and. was ambushed av bandits.
who fred scve.a! roIieTs a. bin
The general was shot through the
breast and died OF bis wound. H!s
daughter who was accompanying him
was killed. \ patrol ssnt in pursuit
o. tie bandits los, oos killed al1
Ne ri"-aliv -crrded
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
Good Place for Them.

AZ Chicago Wednesday oSi
weapons which the police have coz
6sca;ed n the last SIX months we're
cas-, into the lake. The city ting
took the police department cusso-
d:ac beyond ,he th.ee-ui!e limit and
&c dropped overheard the -evo!v"-s.
d,rks. sluos-sho,S. knives and o'Ss.
4esdlv weapons il ,h!.;y feet OF Na-
tec.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
LAYS WOSDROCs EGGS.
Picture Of Duck on One and Of Eagle
on the Other.


The Aiken Journal and Rev.ev
has on exhibition two guinea eggs.
presented 10 II by M.. James "!d-
cner, Of the Tradway section. Ore OF
the eggs has on X a good likeness OF
a duck IN a sitting posture. While
the oth., las ea American eagle en-
n!azenel on It. The likenesses are
almost perfect. and the eggs are quite
curiosity 70 all those who have
seen them. The eggs were laid BY
the same guinea They are norma!
IN every respect except the pictures.
which are IN white. while the res,
c. tie egg surface IS n the natural
brown.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
ROBBERS CoRNERED.
Men Who Held Up Canadian Pacific
Train Traced to Mining Tunnel.

Detective Draper. OF Spokane.
Wash. with pack OF bloodhouDds.
has traced the Canadian Pacific :ra!c
bandits that held up an express train
last week az KamlooDs. into al old
mining tunnel q: Red Gu!eh. SIX
miles east Of Ashcroft, British Co
lumbia Detect!:e Draper has sent
for help. as the TWO men trapped are
heavily armed and show fight O2e
ot the robbers vas killed By Con-
stable Rucker He wore clothes
bought n Spokane. 4 va!!se su!! o:
dynamite was found II bo8t ce-
serted 81 tho robbers.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
JOY RIDER" KILLED.
Auto Turns Turtle En- Route From
New Eork 20 Concy Island.

Thomas B. NcEn.o was instantly
killed and four other m.l were In
jured. one fatally. when ar au,oGo-
bile. IN which they were riding. was
overturned while OF the way from
New York 10 Corey Island Wadnes-
day. The car had beeo borrowed for
ths tip BY George Olaey from his
cousin. Miss Clara kTeye:. @. Brook
lvl. !ts owner.
McEnvoss neck was broken and
John Brohan. another OF the party.
suffered injuries from which ," may
not -evocc7. O!cey escaped intu:E
and disappeared.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
Tragedy In Alabama.

Doc Barton. well known ner-
chant at Fork!and. in Greene county.
Ala. was fatally shot late Monday
afternoon by ". 4. Collins. grocer.
OF birmingham. who Tas visiting
q, Portland. Barton Is brother
.n-law Of Collins, and It IS stated the
shooting grow ou, Of an old family
.-nuhfe
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
BvRGLaR KILLS POLICEMAN.
Caught in Act "f Forcing Entrance
70 Store-shots Exchanged

AZ Chicago Policeman Henry
Schnadle was killed Thursday oy a
hv-c,a. ne was attempting 20 ar
rest
TIE burglar. who :s thought 70
he negro. vas forcing an entrance
- a store at Wabash avenue ana
Th!-.y-sour.hs street when su!r'ls-
ed By the policeman.
In an exchange OF shots the 1o-
l;cenan va: wounded. dying 10"
minutes later. His assa.!ant Is also
though; 20 be wounded.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
Hi,b Diver Killed

\. Baaunoct. Texas. Chas.eS Hay
~. aged about 80. professional h!ss
d.ve- w.s killed while making
d;v. into tie Eectes river from a
sn-foo. ladder Monday evening. HIS
,eck vas e.cksc. H.s home sno
relatives are unknown.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
SPREADS TYPHOID
SUCH IS THE CHARGE MADE
AGAINST MARY NALLON
Nne Is Confined TO Cottage and
Sos Allowed TO Associate With

n Mary Na;,oa .5e See Yoss
health authorities have an cousual
p.:soce, on their hands. Uphold
May" Is she IS kno~s. because 0:
her alleged habit Of communicating
.ae seye. TO Others. although IT,
uvac herself. Is a or:soae: II small!
cottage which she occupies all BY
herself Oh North Brother Island.
where contagious diseases are treat
ed. She is cos seeking Der freedom
through the courts.
About two years ago. Ehea MISS
Na!,on was q COOK II the family OF
J. Claytoa D-ay.on. the cutler and
two na!ds suffered from typhoid se-
ve, aoe IN Investigating the case the
health inspectors reported tha. Mss
Na!loo. although. herself immune.
had spread the disease to the other
servants. Following he. case sa7ta-
e. back they declared tia: typhoid
seye, had appeared at nearly every
place IN which she had lived.
On this evidence the woman vas
seized and sen, 70 North Brothe! Is
land. where she has since remained
IN the st-ic:est isolation. although
20. q: al! III. He. meals hsve been
passed through w!ndo~ OF her cot
.ase TO her ald she !s permitted 20
associate WITH 20 one.
Miss Na!!on. through her attorney.
declares tia. she does not con0uo!-
cate typhoid fever asd that her case
is sonevha: similar 70 the: OF John
4. Early. whom the Washington su-
chori,!es have isolated under susp!c-
lon OF being !eper.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
First Bale of New Cotton.

Before tie war" prices were re-
ce!yed on the soor os the Cotton EI-
change at Houston. Texas. Monday.
when the first bale OF the season 8
cotton sold at auction at s425. The
bale came from Mercedes. EidalSo
courty. and weighed 5h8 pounds. The
first bale last year arrived cn Juno
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
Sudden Death.

Aiken was again startled sod sr'-
prised Tuesda: morning by The sue
don death OF Mrs. Julia 3. KENNEDY.
who dropped dead while comoias
her ha:r refore 3 locking glass at
he- residence there This IS 'he
third sudden dea,n Of pror!nent
.orar u A!tsa N 0 teu -eess
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
Killed By Lightning.

Mafett Parke: and Neil La;man.
tao boys Of No. Birmingham. Ala.
were killed by lightning this after
noon. The bodies were found unde:
a large tree and The body OF thei'
tavori,e dog vas lying between them
Tts BOYS were {! ard - years Cd
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
LYSCHED N GUATEMALA.
State Department Demands Thor.
ough Investigation.

Demand upon Guatemala TO. a
thorough investigation into tie kill
In, OF William Wright, an American
cesro citizen. who was dubbed al
most 70 death and then lynched IN
Guatemala last Cecem Der. has been
made oy American Minister william
Helnake, at Guatemala City. unde.
instructions from the State depart
ment. Reports 70 the department
Intimate that the trial OF the mans
murderers was farce. and that there
was corruption among the local OF
ac!a!s having 10 DO with the punish
ment OF the offenders. Guetamala's S
reply 70 the representative OF this
government has not been received.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
EcycnScs Husbands Death.

n :svenge tor the alleged ncs-
de- % her husband years age. ArS
Louise Labart.a Monday IN New lors
fred four bullets into Don!co YER
ssc,a a; Spring aud Sal!iTan stEce'S
yarsag.s's wounds are probably Is
,,l Mrs. I.abar.!a vas arrested.