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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-01
Two Men ktl,eu in Auto wreck.

New York, Oct, l,-EdWard Baker,
proprietor of the Mineola H. L) gar
age, and Parker Norton. owner OF the
Nineola Press, were killed In the
wreck OF an automobile in which they
were brtnginK Leo Stephens balloon
back to Krugs Corners from Hicks
vile. William Watson, who was driv-
ang the car, escaped with slight In
1nsisa.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-01
Tragedy Attributed to Insanity.

Glasgow, KY, Oct. morris VIII
coxsen, who shot and killed John w.
Montgomery, Republican candidate for
the legislature, maintains an air of
silence in Jail here The families of
both men attribute the tragedy to in
sanity. The men were lifelong neigh.
borS
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-01

tions in connection with the Hudson
Fulton celebration and incident to the
North pole controversy, in which he
has taken a prominent part, and it
has had a bad effect on him, he says
Fearing a breakdown the admiral has
cancelled all acceptances and has
made arrangements to return home.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-01
SCHLEY FEARS BREAKDOWN
Admiral Cancels All Engagements for
Entertainments.

New York, Oct. Prompted by
experience Rear Admiral Winfield S
Schley, retired, has cancelled all en-.
gagements for entertainments here
and will Immediately seek seclusion
in Washington. Admiral Schley
whose health is not good, has attend
ed various dinners and other func'
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
CHEROKEE CITIZEN KILLED.
$. Q. Saratt Falls From Poretco and
Breaks His Neck.

A spec:a! from GaHney says: AS
4 -csul, o. falling from a portico ear
lv Wednesday morning. Gr Samuel
Q. Sarratt. one o. Cherokee cornty's
most prominent citizens. lies dead
AT his home TWO miles north OF GaG-
aey with a broken neck. Il IS very
hard 20 determine 81 what hour K
took pisce. as Mr Sar-att was In
the habit OF sleeping on the port!co
OF the second story. and when the
family arose early Wednesday morn
ing he was found on the door steps
w.;h h!s neck broken. However. the
body was Still! warm when found. not
long after o'clock.
Mr.. Sar-a:t vas very widely known
all over the county. having many
prominent connections and being uni
versa!ly respected. he was about
90 years old. having lived in that
sectica practically All his life. en-
gagged in farming Ha is survived
by Eve children. Hessrs- J. z. Sa--
a:t. Morris SaTra,t and John Sar-
rat. Mrs. Joe Eunphries and Mrs.
Wade Humephries. al! o: that county.
The tnte.uent took place Thursday
afternoon at P.ov!deaee church eeo-
ete.y.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
MRS. THOMAS GETS DIVORCE.
atlanta Girl Who Married Her Chauf-
feur Free Again.

In spite OF attempts 70 keep it
secret. II was learned that Mrs.
Si!sey Spee- Thomas was granted 3
verdict OF divorce in the Superior
Court in Atlanta Monday.
1t vas last September that Miss
Speer. daughter OF W. A. Speer. aai
o-oninea, in local acst family cir
c!as. e!oped with her chauffeur. Rus
sci J. Thomas. Her parents pursued
tho couple. had them detained and
carried OF the bride OF few hours
She was spirited to New York and
thence 70 Europe. 20 escape the
search OF her youthful husband. The
after has brought suit against his
tather-;a-lav fo- alternating his ~ife's
affections n statement signed
or Mrs Thomas she said that young
Thomas made love 20 her. but she
-es.nted K: Next he told he! that
unless she married hin he would
s'i! her father. She ave.red that
:pcn the day o; their elopnent. Sep
.emaec IS. Thomas father telephon-
I'd her that unless she came to Ma
rietta and married his son. her faith.
~ would be killed. She went to tne
place agreed upon and vas very oe.-
yous. The elder Thomas. she as
sects. gave hcc tablet. and AFR
swallowing Il sac claims she did not
remember what happened. except il
a dazed way She believes now that
she was druggeL. and that while in
this state she went through uGc-
r!age ceremony.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
TARIFF Bill
Ten Republicans Vote Against
the Measure.
PASSED BY SENATE
Closing scenes After the Lon: Fight
Tame Indeed. Except Cor CoEtro-
vr,~y Between Senator Aldrich
and the Insnrsent Republicans.
Vote Was Is TO 81.

The tariff a!!! passed the Sesate
just a:;r- u O'Clock THURSDAY ~ q
vote %: - 70 81. Republicans yo:i2s
n tie negative Were Bere.idse. Z.
indiana: B-!s;ow. Kansas: Brown.
Nebraska: Bu-ke;,. Nebraska: Cihro
Minnesota: Crawford. South Dakota:
Cumm!ns. Iowa: Do!l.ver. Iowa: La
Toilette. Wisconsin: Nelson. Micne59-
"a.
McEne.y. OF Louisiana. was the
Only Democrat recorded in the at-
trma.!ve
AS il passed the Senate the b.ll
contains slmos; 500 paragraphs. rhc
Senate made $40 amendments to tie
House provision. many Of which wee
adopted Thursday.
The closing scenes n the Senat'
chanbe were tame indeed. Mr.. La
Fo!,e;,e's ,h-ee-hour speech was
es-nest. but not especially animated.
He had slim audience. Senator'S
remained in their seats only when
required 70 be there 20 vote.
The results Of the vote on the bill
had been long discussed. There was
no doubt OF its passage by the usua,
finance committee majority.
Following severa! hours OF monot-
oaous discussion Of tie general fea-
cures Of tae tariff bill. the closing
hours were characterized By spirit
ed controversy between Senate. AL
d.ich on the one hand and e number
OF the !osurgent Senator's on the
other as to tie standing OF Repuo-
lican Senators who might cast their
votes agains, the bill.
The bill being pu: on It's passage.
was passed.
Upon motion o: Mr.. Aldrtch. the
Vice President announced the Senate
confe-ees as follows:
Senators Ald.ich. Burrows. Pen
rose. Hale. Culiom. Republicans: and
Daniel. Money and Bailey. Demo
Gratis
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
soard of Trustees Has Taken
No Action, However.
NOT UNEXPECTED
cs His Successor.

Dr.. ?. II. Nell. for several years
2:esideu: o: Clemson College. South
Ca-cl:2a's agricultural institution.
rendered his resignation Thursday.
Dr.. Mell's action is the result Of
clash between the president and tbs
military commaadan;. which assumed
disturbing proportions. Prof. Riggs.
OF the faculty. IS spoken o: as hts
probable successor. though the trus-
tees have taken no action.
Dr.. Nell was born IL PennelJ,
Greene county. Georgia. on May %.
1850. His fatse. was Baptist mic-
!ster and teacher OF wide repu:a-
ton. IN 1871 he was graduated
from the University Of Georgia. and
IN 1873 be received from that iasu-
tuition the degree OF C. E. and d. z.
The degree Of Ph. d was later coz
ferred on hin by h!s alma ma,sr.
While the University OF South Caro-
lima has conferred on him the degree
OF Doctor Of Laws
In 1873 Dr.. Nell became mining
engineer for copper mine T. Geor-
g!a. and from 1874 TO 1877 he wes
State chemist. From 1873 to 1902
he was p-ofessc. OF natural history
and geology IN the Alabama Poly
technic institute. In addition 70
these duties be was from 1855 =
1893 director Of the Alabama wea.h-
e7 service. In 1902 be became pre5;.
den. o: Clemson College.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
SHOT BY BURGLAR
TWO SHOELESS MEN HELD BY
POLICE.


York Suburb.
4 dispatch from New York says
two shoeiess men. one OF them
wounded IN the arm and thigh By
bullets. are held by the New York
police charged With the murder o..
Mrs. Sophia Staber. E.tse OF George
Stabe-. New York importer OF pa
per. IN whose residence battle With
burglars early Thursday IN which
Mrs. Staber net death. The men ad-
n!tted they were implicated IN the
burglary. but a: srst denied any part
IN the murder. They say they are
Carlo Giro, born IN Trieste, Austria,
and John Smith"
Mrs. Staber was shot decd at .
o'clock IN the morning. while stand
ing n her bedroom door.
The shr!eks Of Mrs. S:abe. and her
two daughters. the reports OF revol-
yer shots and the excitement OF the
chase By mounted policemen and
nearly the whole neighborhQod.
threw Flatoush into ferment.
Many wives pleaded with their hus-
bands 40: TO go TO work Thursday.
There has been comment over the
fact that the burglary occurred IN
upon the Withdrawal! 0!
tie police dogs from the vicinity.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Richmond Barber Commits Mu-der
and Attempts Suicide.

and Attempts Suicide.
Declaring taat she should never'
leaic Rim agaia unless they Wa:
together. Mordecai Harvey Tay!cr.
barber. living at No. l.2li North
22a! street, Richmond. Va. Monds:
shot and killed his wife before Two
OF their smallest children. and ,hes
rushed into an adjoining room and
turned the same revolver on himself.
m1!c,'!g E wound IN tbs left breas:
s.,ch a!ay prove fatal.
The murder and attempt a: SUI:
eide was the result OF quarrel.
which started over the whipping OF
one Of the children by Taysor. Mrs.
Taylor left him Saturday. going to
the home OF her sister. Returning
later. the quarrel was renewed and
Mrs. Taylo, threatened to leave q
third time.
Well. II you're going 10 leave ne
again We might as we'll 90 together
replied the angry husband. and be-
gath shooting.
Hc fred four times. one Of the
balls penetrated the neck. another
he right band and two went ia,e
the back.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
fFFInEP SLAIN
Attempted to Seize Alleged
CoRtraband WhIsksy.
ASSASSIN At LARGE
C. P. Fishbnrne {. Killed hY john
y. Messervey-Depaty Constable
]. D. Altman. . Man 81 Years
Old. Also Wounded in the Abdo-

One man dead. another pdobsbly
no.ta!ly wounded. and a third a:
his home where Il Is feared that he
will never be taken alive. Is the
situation az midnight following a
shooting ARRAY At Rareoei al 7:30
O'Clock Tuesday evening when Con-
stables c. P:2ckney Fishbu-ne AID
J. D. Altman attempted TO prevent
John y. Messe.rey from taking from
he railroad station xeg OF whis-
key. which was alleged 70 be con-
trabano.
Fishburne. the dead man. was the
regular constable. and be had call
ed Altman 10 his assistance, when
MesseTvey. standing IN his wagon
bed. shot them both. using Smith
& Wesson revolver. F!shburae was
shot in the breast AID died about
an hou! later. while Altman was
wounded IN the abdomen. the ball
ranging downward Physicians have
oeen attending him since soon after
the shooting. and his condition IS
regarded as very critical. the .a-
testines. It Is said. being perforated
F!shburae was about so years CT
age. and is survived by a wife aad
several children. Altman !s nearly
81 years Of age. bu: las a wonderful!
constitution.
Immediately after the shooting
Messervey left for his home. and up
10 the last repot, has rot been az
rested
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
WHITE MAN WAS ARRESTED.
Charged With Obtaining Goods Un-
der False Pretrrccs.

News from Lexington says J. "
Smith. a white man. was arrested
and lodged il jail by Deputy Sheriff
siiller Wednesday upon q warrant
sworn ont hy Nessrs. Riley AID Haig-
ler Brothers. OF Swansea. charging
Sim with obtaining goods unGer false
pretences to the amount OF about
s95. Smith IS a contractor. and is
seems that he britt the store bouss
os the !ats ". y. 2. Rast, at Swan
sea. and it a-a> while ne was doicg
:he work i: Is alleged taat Be 81
cured tae Eoo6s. The a--est was
made at the home OF his trther-.u-
la~. Mr. Paul Scealy. II Leesv!lle.
where be has wife and al infant
only about W old. Smith claims
TO De q native OF Georgis. aud says
tha, be has brother who is bank
cashier at Brunswick. Ga. HIS peo-
pie have been notified OF his pre-
d!caneat. and 1t Ia thought that a.
effort will be made 70 licably ad-
lust the matter.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
NEGRES BURNED TO DEATH.
Aged Charlotte Singleton Meets Hor.
rihla Death

4 dispatch from Charleston says.
having first been sufocated by smoke
and being unable to move from her
bed. Charlotte Singleton. colo.ed.
sixty years Of age. was burned TO
death at 3 O'Clock Thursday morn
Ing IN . one-sto7y hut on Heinz al
ley. By the Ashley River.
Maria Williams. a married daugh-
ter OF the deceased. and Joseph W.T.
lians. a ,welve-yeav-old son OF Maria
Williams. barely escaped With their
lives. The sanes completely destroy
ed the house. and !ts loss Is est.mat-
ed at $500. The origin Of the FIRE
Is unknown.
Charlotte SirSsto, vas most ho--
ribly burned. IN fact. there remained
nothing OF tho body but portions Of
tho :.uak and the head. Acting
Coroner Behrens held an inquest
over the remains and the ja-y rem
de-ed a verdict OF accidental, burn
ing.
TIE negroes lost everything in the
house. The house was on Are when
they awoke. and the rapid spread Of
the flames made Il impossible TO rem
der any aid 70 the old aegres. The
deceased had been engaged in the
selling Of vegetables. The house she
occupied consisted OF but two rooms
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14

other thirds OF the Co!ted States.
A string and q pin wheel VII: enable
you to prove this. You men who
think on commercial subjects do
10, need tha, i should detail to you
he advantages that rest w!th por-
:on OF the county that can be sta
ist!cal and governmental. proof DE-
,ia-e that il had more coast line.
ao.e aavisable streams. more wa
erpower. more minerals convenient
arranged. more agricultural range.
more forests. more cheap land. more
accessibility 20 ports than any third
u the Union.
The meaning Of this summing up
" Southern opportunities IS this:
md none bu: the blind will fail 20
,ee il. That there IS 10 come time
"A the history Of the United States.
as whole. nusi have the support
and development OF the Southern
States, L means that ou! nation
vii! never reach its fui! greatness.
e means this. also. tha: as sure as
the sun shall rise tomorrow there
IS 70 come a period OF Commercial!
development in the South compared
With which the pas, growth has been
au; the totte.inS footsteps OF al In
:ant. These are not words OF boast
Ing OF bombast. but they arc Sc
-!ous words. based upon the .ncon-
..over,!ble evidence OF the South :
resources aud what those resources
! nus, lead to-
The Afternoon session vas spent
listening 20 a discussion Of the good
roads movement by Gen. Clifford
Anderson o. Atlanta and Charles Il.
Hoy,. superintendent OF road coz
s,.uc;ion OF the United States GOV
4-umen, After the papers had been
concluded. MAYO: Maddox invited the
members TO stop al his country horne
wh:le OF The automobile ride The
members did so and discovered that
! Atlanta is 20, so dry as the p-oh!-
!; b:t!on!sts would have the public he.
iere. There oere cigars. punch and
| etat .he nayor called "o'hc'
things
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
,1-To DAsHEs DOWN MOUNTAIN.
Ono Killed. One Fatally Injured and
Two Hurt.

A dispatch from Wilkesba.re. Pa.
says one woman dead. another Tc--
hars fatally injured and tUo per-
sons slightly hurt. is the result OF
Wild dash OF an automobile down
W'ilkcs5a--e Mountain Tuesday. Tn:
dead woman IS Mrs James Hughes.
Of Wilkcs.a-re Miss Laura Cam
non. a memoe Of the LrXerne cou2-
~ bar. was probably fatally injured.
James Hughes. husband ot the dead
woman. aid pre>iden; Of the Wilkes
barre Automobile Club. and the
chauffeur were slightly hurt.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
DROWNED IN SURF
YOUNG ACGCSTaN DROWNED on
SCLLIV.AN'S ISLAND.
Va. Trying to Rescue Miss Bessie
Boyle, OF Charleston. With Whom
be Nas ia Bathing.

Ia an effort 10 save the !!fe o!
Miss Bessie Boyle. o: Charleston.
Mr.. Fulton Kelsey. o: Augusta. Ga.
los, his lie !. the surf at Sullivan s
Island Friday. The tragedy Occur
.ed q: a5ou: o'clock n he after
aoon. AID most unusual c!:cu!n-
stance was ;ha: 20 oae was aware
Of the :ac, :ha, NJ. Kelsey had been
drowned unit! Miss Boyle r-SEin-
ing consciousness after her rescue.
asked where Ne. Kelsey was.
Miss Boyle. who was IL the su.:
WITH NJ. Kelsey. narrowly escaped
drowning herself. and when rescued
was practically unconscious. Her
accoun: Of the tragedy was therefore
re-y disconnected II appears .ha:
NJ. Kelsey and Miss Boyle were in
bathing together. and some !i;tle dis
;ance from any o;he: bataers. II
vas an unusually strong ebh tide and
q high east wind was blowing. The
Srst int!na,!on that any one had
that tie bataers were IN distress was
the Sigh; o. Miss Boy!e's outst-e;ca-
ed arms projecting from the water.
Mr David Nuguenln Of Charleston.
happened 20 be fishing IN she SURF
nearby. and seeing Miss Boy!e's arms
!n the position they were. realized
the gravity 0: the situation Al i'm
medsa,elr went 10 Der rescue
The water was only waist deep
where Miss Boyle was found. and
NJ. Eusuenia had little difficulty
in reaching he- and. bringing her to
tie shore Miss Boy!e.s condition
was quite serious when NJ. Euguecin
reached her. her face being already
discolo-ed and there were o,he. in
dicatioas OF st.aagula;!on.
Afte. -eachiDg the shore Miss
Boyle regained conscious s. aad
although n state OF collapse. cried.
Where is M Kelsey Where is
Nr. Kelsey"
1t was no, known until then that
NJ. Kelsey was IN the surf. and
efforts were Immediately made 10
locate him. bu: the body had al
ready scce down and no trace Of it
wca discovered
as soou &C 81! Husuen!n was
seen gearing Ms Boyle to the beach.
~ Clarence Fow!and and young sir.
Cudwc:th. OF Charleston. Immediate
iy wei; 10 his assistance and helped |
take Mss BOYLE 70 the cottage Of !
Mrs. JosepS E!gnon. whore she was
staying. While Miss Sovic is getting
a!cnE very wei. she is still IN Ger
vous state. sa~cr:as from shock
Miss Hc.-:. ~as able 70 state. how !!
.r.r .ha. Uheo she and Nr. kelsey
discovered :hei- danger. Er KELSEY
oiaeed h"- OF his eaek asd told &c:
TO call .oc help.
Miss Boyle said .hst she made !
severa! e-ies. hut .ha. they were 10:
heard. The theory n connection |,
with the drowning Is tAa: Mr. Kelsey |
ws., seized with cramps and was ~
able to cope with the strong under
tow that took him on: 20 sea II
is thought probable that Miss Rovla |
WAS first Knocked down hv the under
tow and that M. Kelsey went 70 her
assistance: that Mr.. KELSEY succeed |
ed n -escu!ng her and carried her |
some little d!staDce TO the sho-e. |
but was himself stricken and the
ucderco~ bore him under. Miss Bowie |
said rha: she remembered the break |
eTs coming over their heads. but |
tha: the water N which they were
standing was only waist deep.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
DANlAL ZIMMERMAN
AGED BOND CLERK FREED FROM
THE Ps.NITENTIAHI.
Recommendation Of Board Approved
by Govesnor-AGective Scenes at
Prison Nhen Beneficiary Left.

NJ. Daniel Zimmerman. who has
served sixteen months OF three
year sentence 70: en- oezz!!as State
5oads while ooad clerk n the once
Of tie State treasury. was granted
a full and unconditional pardon b.
Gove-no. Aace! Friday. who merely
adopted the Recommendation Of the
pardon board. which contained an n
,e.es;iag couple Of paragraphs on the
Zimmerman case. written Sy Col. ".
a. Clark. the boards secretary.
The pardon has been expected. as
powerful! pressure has been brought
TO bea- on both the soveCno. and
he member o: the pardon board.
who we're appealed 20 by influential
people from al! parts os ,he State.
IN fact the pardon was expected at
tie last meeting OF the board. but
the discovery OF additional shortage
caused pcs,pocemen; Of the case.
The frs, news was te!ephoaed TO
the penitentia-y Immediately afte:
the governor had acted. oy Clerk
Brooks OF the supreme court. tel-
low Confederate Ve;eTa. Of Mr.. Z!m-
ne,naa's. who synpath:zes With er-
eryaoay in trouble. Capt Roberts 0:
the pea:;eacia-y guard made Mr.. Z!n-
uermaz's heart glad With she srss
news. Shortly af,e-wa1d Ms. lin
mermaa arrived and there was
fearful meeting she waited until
the papers were brought down and
he. husband formally released. As
clothes the aged pair drove away IN
clothes the aged pal. doe away n
3 carriage 20 thei. home.
!: is though. that the pacdon!ns Of
NJ. Zimmerman viii! make pardon
for his accomp!!cc. AZ. T. J. Gibson.
eas!e, to secure Up 20 this time
there have been indications cs much
bitterness against Mr. Gibson on INC
ar: Of Mr. Zinnernaa's friends.
NJ. Gibson has not yet begun ser
vice Of lis sentence. being on: "a
bond pending appeal 70 the supreme
cou-. from the circuit courts o-de.
refusing him a new trial o2 alleged
evidence.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
SLAYER IS TAKEN
MEssERyEY TO ANSWER ACCU.
saT.ON n COURT.
Claims Ee Shot Constable and At
nan In Self Dofsase-yssnsst Eeid
at RaveEei.

J. ~. Assservey was arrested
Wednesday at Eesgett by Magistrate
Cowles and later taken to Rarene!
for the inquest. and acterwa,d va.
transferred to tho WATERFORD jail
by Deputy Sheriff Buelne. Re de-
c!ared TIA: ne shot !n se!f-de.ense.
Al inquest held at RaveneI into
the killing OF Constable c. P. Fish
burne resulted in vedict :aa, tie
deceased came 70 his death from chc
resul: Of a gunsho. wound :af!c;eG
by John ". Nesservey.
Magistrate Cowles apparently had
no trouble IN asresting Messervey.
whom be put IN charge Of his broth
er. and the two we're coming 20 Raw
enel when they were met by Deputy
Sheriff Buckoe:, who took charge OF
tie defendant
Messervey declared that he had
shot the constable Only after the
latter had drawn a pistol on him.
and tha: be had shot Mr.. Altman
after the old gent!nan had raised
a stick TO hit him.
At the hosp!:a! Mr. Altman was re-
ported to be about the same" Ee
has sons n Charleston who are sec
Ing that be gets every attention.
So!icito. Peur!soy made not.oc
before Circuit Judge s. G. ". Shipp
for a special term Of court 10 con-
vene a. WATERFORD Monday. August
2, 20 try J. " W,@esserTey. who was
committed to fll. charged with the
killing OF Constable c. P. F!shourne
a: Ravenel oa Tuesday evening. The
order was granted and this extra
term OF court will be presided over
by Judge Ship.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
ALTMAN DIES FRoM WOUNDS.
Rarenci Man Shot by j. ". Mes>er-
vey. SuccumbS TO Injuries.

A dispatch from Charleston says
J. D. Altman. tie citizen o. Raveae:
who was shot by J. ". Messervey
when &c went to the assistance OF
Dis2ensa-y Constable F!shhu.2e s.v-
e.al days ago 20 prevent Nesse.vey
from carving away from the depo;
a, Ravenel a package OF alleged cor
traaand liquor. died Friday at the
Roper hcspita! in Charleston. At
man dying in Charleston county
tie inquest vas held there. but he
:ria: OF Messervey. who has entered
2 plea OF Sc!f-6c!ense. will OF cours.
take place in Coiletoa county. At
man had three sons in Charleston
and they were with him when be
dice. The body was prepared fer
shipmen, 20 Ravenei and let; Char
lesion Saturday morning. The fn-
neral vas he!t upon arrival a: Raw
ene!.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
Kills Father, Defends Mother.

J. 5. Lamb. well-:o-do farmer.
was stabbed 50 death by his soH.
James Lamb. during a family qEar-
rel Thursday AZ :heir home in Mans
field. Texas According TO the eFi-
deace a; tla preliminary exaUina-
ton the boy struck the fatal Blow
in defense OF his mother. Young
Lamb vas released in bocas OF
* Ohh