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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
PRISONERS ESCAPE
TWO WHITE MEN BREAK JAIL
N LEXINGTON COUNTY.
a Convicted Murderer and an a.
leged Forger Sawed Away the Cell
Bars and Get Away.

The Columbia Record says aooui
two o'clock Friday morning t~c
white prisoners. Thomas J. Craft aad
T. A. Wh!t;le, made their escape
from the county jail By saving the
bars OF tie cell and letting them.
selves down 10 the ground on The
outside. Graf: wus convicted at the
February term OF cou!: for the kill
Ing OF Garfield Hut;o. at dance
Las, Christmas. and vas convicted
and sentenced 20 HE imp7isoDhea;
An appeal Is now pending in the SD
preme court. White was await
ing trial at the next term OF court
IN January for forgery.
Graf, Is heavy set. bright look
ing fellow. about % years OF age
aad weighs lo5 pounds. 5 feet I
inches high He is from the lower
part Of Lexington county. nea. Swan.
sea. and 4. Is predicted tha; be vii.
be hard 70 locate. and II located
that be will BE a game party TO ar
rest.
A negro who vas confined 10 q
lower cell. In another part OF the
Jail. says be heard q noise about :
O'Clock. II Is believed that the 27is
oaers received assistance from par
ties on the outside. as tracks were
found which Indicated that this ha
peen done. The officers are bending
every energy and putting forth ever:
effort 20 capture the tugttTes-
The indications are that q ouSS
@as waiting for the prisoners nea
the jail and they made their escape
in this way.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
ELL FIGHTERS DING orT.
The Law Interfering With css Suh
Fights

A writer N Success Magazine says:
The bull Ashc Of Spain is doomed.
:, q no, proposed &c abolish i 1y
.aE. because an en2c>.Hea'
might caase a revolution. oa'
st-;c,iors are being imposed and
new law to-b!ds introducing into 'ne
ring 10, the second time bull. wnich
has once killed or injured a mata-
dor. Bul.ash;inS has come 20 De
dangerous trade. and since t IS mani
ses,ly impossible 10 prescribe soleS
~ e,iorct,e for bull while ne Is
being slaughtered. it is evident sAa'
the "noo!e sport" has reached me
beginning Of the end.
anyway. il We are 70 believe a
writer who describes the sport III d
paris magazine. bullaheins IS ao'
what j: was in the good Old days.
TIE profession o! sticking 'aa.efS
into wild bulls is sadly desenera'-
Ing. the 6oe traditions CT the paS'
are vanishing. Formerly hu!ihsh'-
e-s had pride in their work. they
were miracles Of deN,e.i'y: iaeE Were
..Sapoleons Of Tauromachy. NO"
every village lad thinks be Is mute
,nSo,yious ,orcador and the 'ataii-
TIES are becoming more numerous
than Oh the Spanish ra!!wayS
We sugges; TO ~::v Spanish Aeish-
so.s. 1: they mus: haze their hu'.-
fights. that the animal have bis front
legs tied together and his horns CO.
cred with plush. while the maiaco'
be s-med with Sa;liaE gun anc
fuse OF n!;roglyce!!ne- Win p7ope.
,-ecaut.on bullaght!ng may b" made
safe and pleasant diversion 'o'
young and old.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
RAILWAY WRECK
A PASSENGER TRAIN AND a
WILD ENGINE COLLIDE.
Engineer. Fireman and Mall Clerk
Killed. TWO Fatally Hurt and Five
Cars Destroyed By Fire.

N<A . k(NO<A W ~ ~ . - ~
Telephone sdvtces from L:ot,
Wash. says that disastrous vce:s
occurred there Thursday morning al
1880 O'Clock when "helper engine
crashed into the Great Sorthe-o pas
senge, train No. 4. which was be-
ing held n g s!diag.
The train Is now burning detpite
efforts to e1t.nsu.sh the flames. The
mail clerk aad engineer are n:sssIs
and 1t is reported that Others ar
also missing.
/. is reported that the teiescapa
operator at Lind received csdce. to
hold the helper on siding. ou;
according TO tse meaSes accounts
obtainable the engineer. who Is ntss-
Ing. probably misunderstood orders
With the result tha. the passenger
and helper crashed together at high
speed. Every car was dera!!ed and
the Gre which followed is reported
10 be consuming the entire train.
A dispatch from Spokane says
three tra;nneat are dead. two others
fatally injured and Ave OF the six
cars on q Great Northern passenger
train destroyed by Are. but every
passenger Is safe ss the result os 9
wreck.
The dead arc ehe engineer and
fireman OF tie passenger train and
the mail clerk. The engineer and
fireman on the Wild engine are prob
ably fatally injured
TIE Great Northern train from
the coast was travelling over the
Northern Pacific track OF account
OF the foods on the Great Northern
line. It was due in Lind shortly
aste. O'Clock Thursday morning
The Wild engine started Yves, and
no sooner had 1t left the ststioa than
the operate, knew that e terrible
mistake had seen made, but bad
no means OF correcting It.
4 mile from Lind the engine snc
train came n collision.
TO Engineer Rush. weo
had pulled the train 70 Prosser, but
who vas riding On :-le train from
that point as q passenger. every pas
senser escaped unscathed except one
who was slightly injured.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
nree Burn TO Death.

4 message received from Switze'.
5. c.. says ,oa: th.cs negro ch!lorec
ye-c burned 70 death near the.: Z
i.w DAYS ego Nora Evous. notoe'
of rb. chi;i-ea. leaving the children
in bed. E!nd.ed Ere 10 'he room
w1e1: th"v Sep, and Wsot sa"'.
d!s,apce 70 q peishtoC's house. out
before he: retco her bone Vas
burned and tho children persisted.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
ENDS HER OWN LIFE
YOUNG LADY DRoWNs HERSELF
IN AN OLD QUARRY.
Threw Herself Into Pool Which
Marks Spot Whence Came State
House Granite.
House Granite

Tha State says floating IN the va
ter OF tas blue rock hole. ss he
third Of the Qua.-!cs between The
Olympia and CRANKY villages Is
called. a dead body identified late:
as ,ha, Of Miss Sa!iie Eta.! German.
was found Thursday shorty O"!or-
O'Clock.
Elliott Woo,cn. 4 n.o;orman in he
employ O: the Street Railway Com
oany. who was passing "a. quarry
while testing new sua n ia!S
netrhAa-hood where there Was *
tie danger o! :ntur!as any one. c!s-
covered ID. body OF the Young Wo-
uao. He a, once ao;!;iec otHceE
Knox. who. IL turn. communicated
with Coroner Walker. who hurried
70 the blue hole and made 81 eS-
animation OF ,ae case that was e'i-
dec; suicide. The apparent exp!aaa-
lion was strengthened when il was
learned tbs, the Young woman. "ao
was about 80 years CT age. had oeeA
i, III heath for some time and had
threatened -oo various OCCASIONS 20
end he- lite-
She lived q. 1904 Ashley avenue
in the Olympia village and attended
the house keeping for her father
and ,wo brothers. The brothers are
engaged as operatives IN the mIi!'
while The father Is man OF acvaoc-
&c years and feeble.
TIE youog woman had prepared
dinner as usual and sent y 10 tae
mil, and after finishing Others du-
,...s sbou, the house. stepped out
never 20 return. When found she
was alaos, covered by the water
Of the quarry. which. however. was
shs!low. and the deed must nave
REQUIRED some effort on the part OF
the woman 70 bold herself unde. the
wafer. She had been dead but a
few moments when her body was
found.
The quarry which marks the
Young womaa's end is well known
70 .hs men who we're boys IN Co
,umh;a 90 years ago. 70! much o.
the granite iha, goes 20 max" 'Ha
State house came from the depths
OF this ecea; hole Here !o- many
years Columbia Soys learned 70
swim and not few daring SWIM
me-s have sunk into the oeptas ci
.he blue hole pere. 20 rise again
siive.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
An Alabama Brute Shot and Burred By
Posse Of Citizens for
ASSAULT ON A WOMAN
.rne Scoundres Broke Into the Eoese,
Seized the husband, Who Escaped
and Aroused the Setshborhood,
Who Found the Bxute Nea- Where
he Committed Els Crime.

After assaults On A.s. Wn. c.
csea;wooi. wife OF farmer living
near EdwaEdsyilie. Ala. Ray Rol-
ston. negro. was auated down ey
: posse 0. citizens Wednesday and
after being riddled With shot. the
body was burned. Mrs. Cheatwood
is IA critical condition
The negro went TO the chestvood
home. and hat:ertng down the doo..
seized cheatwood. saying
We've got you DOW. and we're
going 20 kill you" Cheatwoo6 es-
capped and aed through the window
10 arouse his ne!ghbors-
While be was absent 2o!ston ct
tackled Mrs. cheatwood. Tie e.ute
dragged his victim BY her hair to
the woods near By after beating her
over the head with STICKS and rocks.
Finger prints On aer neck also
showed where he tried to choke Aer
Into tnseasib.l!ty-
The negro. according 70 the state
ne1ts received. thca laid down near
h!s victim and went TO sleep. After
recovering consciousness. Ers.
Chestwood crawled back to her
home. where she notified her hus-
band and friends who had ga.iered.
The posse quickly found the negro.
when they rtddled his body with bull
lets and burned Il
Cheatwood's three small children
fed from the house when the ne
gro entered. It had been raining
and was cold aad they were In an
e1haunted condition when found eev.
ersl hours later.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
SHOT FOR CHEERING REBELS
Another Outrage BY Zelaya Repor''
cd By Vessel.

The s:eane. City OF Paris. Wa!cn
arrived a, San Francisco. Cal. on
Thursday from Central American
ports. brought report thc' !oEty
citizens OF Corinto were shot TO
death recently BY orders OF PTesi-
dent Zeihya for having received VIII
cheers tie news Of an .nsurgent VIC
tory. Cor.nto ~as under a heavy
guard. while the city Of Paris was
thcre and the passengers made no
attempt TO so ashore A communi-
cation from President F!Sue:oa OF
Salvador was received by Enej!a.
Sa!vadorian consul genera! In Sen
Francisco. denying that trouble e1-
.s.ed there. Reports OF disturbance.
the President said. were based on
the fact that number CT citizens
had conceived the icea OF oCganiz-
ing In Nicaragua force TO invade
Salvador. These nalcontents. how
ever were crres,ed IN Honduras
where they are held.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
DROWNED IN LAKE
FIVE PERSONS MEET TRAGIC
DEATH IN MICHIGAN.
Launch Capsized as Result OF Panic
Which Followed Explosion OF Cas-
oEne-Four In One Family.

4 dispatch from Muskeeon. Mich.
says Eve persons were drowned IN
Nuskegon Lake Thursday afternoon
when q pleasure launch. carrying {
party Of nine young people. caps!Sed
as ;he result Of panic following a
gasoline explosion. Fou! OF these
who lost their lives were members
OF cre family.
The dead are: Osa: Carlson.
aged 2s: Eulda Carlson. aged "a:
Anna Carlson. aged 20: Jennie Carl
son. aged IS: Ann Sanders.
The party started out to attend
wedding OF the north side OF the
lake and decided 70 take a short
cruise before going TO the festivities
They eac!rc!ed the lake and were
within $50 feet OF the north land
&. when IN some name: soue sas-
o!ine exploded. The girls became
panic stricken.
The bodies were ali recovered.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Women Slain.

Firing from doorway OF 'e"''
home on sheris's posse 20 sNt
,,e;- sa.he. and brother time TO ss-
c,,a arrest, N1s. Charles Daoftis
,,a her s.x.eea-yca7-old daueaee7
va-a $40. 20 death Friday. oeas
7,avoo N.aso county. by oSee7S'
The shooting grew oct OF q family
.e,d ne.reea toe Christians and par
;els families on zee borders OF hso'
,r-.v and Wes: Virginia
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
GOMPERS Is DEFIANT.
Scores the Judge and Declines TO
Seek Pardon.

Il repeat what have said here
tofore that Justice Wright IS biased
and Is unfit to VICAR the judicial
eruine." Samuel Gonpers. p'esi-
den. Of the American Federation O.!
Labor. thus referred TO Justice
Wright. OF the District Supreme
Court, who sentenced Gompcrs.
Mitchell! and Morrison 20 te1ns CT
Imprisonment for contempt o. court
Gompers returned TO Washington
Friday from Toronto.
III the Supreme Cou-' OF the
U,!,ed States declines 70 permit tho
:ssua 70 come before !: tor review
o. a@.ms ths difficulty OF the lower
court, will sou ask the President to'
a pa-doc?" be ves asked.
Il will not Gompers replied.
nor will willingly permit my
friends to do so. Had violated
any law aud Seen found guilty and
sentenced to prison. might cons'd'
e. toe question OF soaking executive
.fG,--eot1
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
ENDS LIFE HORRIBLY.
North Carolina Woman Cats Her

North Carolina Woman Cats Her
Own Throat and Dies.
with her throat slashed with
razor BY hec e1n hand which SCI
carefully laid rsck on the mantle
n!ece after coE:,.::'i!rZ IL. .ct. ATs
Thomas L!pscoube wife OF former
county commissioner and a member
of widely x-,wn fani:? 10 Dur
ham. y. c.. was found dead late
Thursday q: the home OF Der daush-
tie whom she was vis!ttag.
After eating hearty Thaokss!r-
Ing dinner. MIS-. Lipscombe wen, 20
her room. Late. some OF the guests
Of .ie house went to1 her to play
Accomplishments TO solos oE the
guests II was then that the hor!!-
,le discovery was made known. II
is believed that cespocdencJ over
he death Of a daughter D-oppete .
Mrs. L!psocnbe 10 commit su!ci e
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
!accidently Shot.

So far bu: one hunting accident
has been reported from Thanksgiv-
my IN the Geld. says 4 dispatch from
Chester. Holmes Robinson. son o!
George ". Robinson. farmer liT-
ing or r. =. D. Nc. 3. vas painful
" sho, in the h!p BY Dudley Burns.
colo.ed companion. but his wound
while very painful Will not neces-
ssr!ly Prove serious. TIE cesro
vas il the rear OF the white BOY.
when IN some manor his gun vas
discharged. tha load entering young
Rch.osor's hfp.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Leap, 10 His Death

Eludias .i> roommate AID sh21.-
;us a frantic Goodbye" William
Mccormick. student a iho MOOD
Biblical Institute. az Chicago, III
jumped 70 bis death :-o- ,A!cG
story window OF the do-m.to:E 4
.e- days ago AID died O The ~oE
% -he hosc.'a, Tha -o,2S Tar :.
.ene-Ad % g Cec's.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
VERY SIMPLE REMEDY
For Tuberculosis II It Proves TO D.
Successful.

A simple remedy for tuberculosis
md one declared to be sure cure
is announced by a Texas Methods;
preacher. Rev. L. G. Grimes. OF Cop
perss Cove. He Is now living in tha,
little town with his second wife. ois
arst one having died WITH eooarnp-
,.oa-
Shortly after the death Of Iis drs,
wife. he himself was styteksa x!'h
the wh ,e plague. and the disease de-
re,oped so rapidly that he was forced
20 give up his work. Ee had r.c-
Quent henorrhcges from 'he lungs.
md the cnly exercise &c could take
sas horseback riding.
One day he rode ove- % he black
smith shop to have h!s horse sho6
and while the smith vss dciug toe
work he got on the forge u wa!n.
and accidentally !nha:ei ne smoke
rom the stone coal. I, ss,uh te
give instant re,ics. and be inhaled
I; for some tine. He returned home.
feeling better than be had Eel: Tor
months. AID determined TO continue
the experiment, Rev. A-. Crimes
says that he never had aoothe. hem
or7hage: that six treatments cured
Tim: and that be has never had q
symptom OF consumption since. he
lad lady friend who was IN the
last stages OF consumption. She
lad given mp all hope and was coz
saed TO her bed, which she nere.
expected to leave. As. Crimes told
her how he was cured. and ae she
could SIT up her husband had lit
tie furnace made. and with pipes
conveyed the fumes Of the stone ecal
into be. lungs. Her physician for
aade the treatment. but the hus-
,and refused TO desist and n few
weeks the lady was able to leave her
bed. and has never had symptom
,. the disease since.
M. Grimes wants the world 70
know OF ais simple and inexpensive
remedy. ant hopes ali sufferers With
consumption will give It tat:
trial
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
VICTIM OF ASSAULT.
AIRED Man Found Badly Wounded
and Unconscious.

F. G. Puncse, an old German who
runs a. restaurant and bakery IL
Rockingham. NC. was found lying
unconscious under store IN the
rea. OF his shop Thursday afternoon
With two big gashes in his head.
Charged with the deed. ElRo!e Man
er and Alec Coviaston. two young
white men. are being held In the
county jail without bail. The in
jured man is still unconscious and
viii probably die.
There were no eye-w!tnesses 10
the affair and the motive Of the OLD
mans assallan:s Is unknown. Man
er and Cov!ag:cn were seen run
ming from the restaurant about the
time the assault: Is though. 20 have
been committed. Both are said 70
have been intoxicated. Puncke
came TO Rockingham a short time
ago from Wilmington. where be owns
considerable property.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Edits Paper From Cell

Ora =. :,,av!ll. editor ot q ca!tE
a; Mount CarUal. IL.
e,und guilty OF criminal ltoei. an
nounc.d a few days ago that be VII!
.a,, his paper from MS Gel! unless
ar appeal 20 the higher court proves
.@ac-,ya Tor his release el'cu!t
Cor-, Jstcs Green sentenced aa'iA
70 a:Xtv DAYS n jail.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
KILLED BY A LEAD PENCIL
Two-year-oid Child Fell From
Chair and Injured Hcrself.

sad and fatal accident occurred
at Greer. S. c.. last Monday night.
when Elizabeth. the 3-yea.-oio
daughter Of NJ. and Mrs. ". NJ
Thompson. fell from chair. run
ming pencil into be: throat. lie
little child. suffering severely. Nns-
cred until about O'Clock Tuesday
when /; parsed away. Elizabeth was
a b-autitu! child. dearly loved oy
al! who knew her. The heFeaTec
parents have the deepest sym apathy 0.
;ha: entire community.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
BIames Whiskcy.

Samuel 3. Theooult. fosne: guar
.e-naster OF the steaue. Frederick
plying between Savannah and pam.
wore was convicted Of murder at
savannah for tie killing OF George
" Foster. pantry man on tee
steamer. The killing occurred or
~. vesse, July 10. last Taeoaul'
s,a,ad that he was very drunk a.
-. time OF the trouble and reneD-
bered nota!ne abou: IT,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Killed tn Auto Accident

o-n ". Watson. 81 years old.
formerly OF Hawk!nsyiile. Ga. was
killed At Niagara Falls. y. z. Thurs
day when tho steering gear OF his
anton oeue snapped and els machine
cashed !nto a telephone pole. Lou.
g,eye companion. vzs sediy hus
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Feu 10 Their Death.

d.. B.ercknarn and Hugo
Francke. rvo OF ,he most daring
zen ners Of the Aero club OF Ser-
III. were kiIle! through collapse
ot their ha;icoo Kc!naT. The bod
,es we're found near F!ume. Austria
Hungary. Nearby was the balloon.
-aa. IN an envelope acd :el!!oz =!
-.a~-- - daa<-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Thief Gese Ten Years.

Phi, ALIEN. aged IS. former vice
,-es;dant OF the First National Bank
=. Mineral Point. Wis. charged Ttto
rho en- 5ezzlenent .ot SIes.ooo OF
that institution. vas a few days ago
san.eoced 70 tec years II the fed
o
s<a. rEsoc.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Dies Of Injuries.

d:>aa,c!, from Rcanok". Va.
-,,z : Il. Davies. OF Norfolk. Va.
:. n-op,l..a. man. died there thurs
a,y-:-h, :-o- injuries received !c
- ar-o,o;,;le accident nine weeks
80 ~. vas nat!-a o: W:cdes.
Eae.and
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
xero Killed by Conductor.

Marshal Rubcas,cio. negro po1-
te- on an Atlantic Coast Line train
vas accidentally shot and killed oE
Conductor Sharp e few nights ago
n Tampa. Fla Ruoonsts!c YES
standing b. while Sharp was trying
10 eject a tramp from the train.
Sharp. it is claimed. vas clubbing
the tramp ovec the head with the
,evolvc. when &! exploded. the bull
lot striking the porte! u thc aoco-
men. He d:ed shortly afterwards
No arrests have been made :et.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
u.n,nan Found Murdered.

dispatch fron r>5rolt. Mich
,,-e Har-!e, E.N. % years old.
vas Killed thursday night n :osa
hons. cas-, OF there. Her aeac was
,-,sna8 some one outside o: he
1910 70. h.i :t.op:5 ten ce'
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
From pesectire Wiring.

II Is believed that the Are at
Butler, No. which caused the ceata
OF Coz gresham DeA1nond aoi bis
grandson Tuesday started ID the at
.tc OF the DeArmond home as tae
-esr,, OF defective electric wiring
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
woEsoRD GETS wISDFALL-
Ten Thousand Dollars Given to tn
Old College.

dispatch s-or Sra.taneu's 'e
rhe State says President Henry "
s,v.e- OF woro.d college announce
Thursday night 8 gift OF Slow" I
v-,s,-s bv E. 1. Ascae, Of Spartan
,,-y county. The gift cane nns'-
nc;.ss and will be used n the esee-
ton OF 8 much oeeded cosn'ee''
h,;,dsae a. WoHord- a7- Archer
&c . farmer residing nea. toe e'eS'
ya has represented that eooa'S II
.,s general assembly ss Ssase seue' .
,or and Is one OF the public spirit,
"a nec Of 5partanSurs. he IS "e.
known throughout the State
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED.
Maniac Attacks Woman Who Em-
pFoyed H4'u.

When Mrs. Ellen Sull.ran. OF New
YORK, employed q mao-of-al-~ork
at her boarding house she oees.v-
ed ,ha, be acted strangely. but she
did no. know that be was maniac
He bad been ct work only se~
hours when. under the preseose OF
showing her leaking water pipe.
he lured her into tho basement and
,h.re attacked he. with an iron bar.
:na!ctias injuries from which the
hospital surgeons say she vii! PROD
ably die.
On escaping fra the house the
man ran several Blocks before being
captured. and now be IS in Bellevue
hospital where !; Is said he has been
an !acurabie maniac 70. loaE time.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Sow Fooe Bali Victim.

LEONARD E;,le.. aged Is. died a.
,,s horne n dao.sor-s. Pa. Wecnes-
a.y from Blood poisoning caused oS
=, uofry 20 t;v sc~s -tls r!s-.
Ing ~ S..i
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
KILLED WOMAN.

On Friday morning Bob Washing
ton. cc!ored. shot az and instantly
Killed Mary Lille Liosey. negress'
nsa- .i-. J. g. NcCo,d's. atoIt three
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
DIES FROM BLOW
Received From Base HALL "hi'
Playing - Game.

Playing a Game.
At Florence William Ilderiou Ne
p,.rson the lo-vea.-oid son 0: N'..-
win Mcpherson Of the C!auSsen sec
ZION O, Florence county. G;et at the
Ild.r,on snf.ma-y Thursday n!Sa,
as ~. -esul, OF being struck in Il"
abdomen with base bal! while n
,,a- some two weeks ago. Iae *
~. fellow was carried 20 the !aH:-
,.-v and operated upon sho-::r al
ter the accident. hu, an abSe*Ss form
"a xh.ch resulted in his death Thus
dav night. The body vas taken -
claussen for burial.