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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
COLD-BLOODED CRIME
son KILLED FATHER RATHER
THAN PAY s..
Beat Him Over Head With Brick
and The.. 10 Make Ss,rr OF His
Job. Pounded Him Again.

BENJAMIN Smith. N jail a; Muncie.
Ind. has confessed 10 the murder OF
his father. Charles c. Smith. far
me.. The confession was the -esal;
o: sweating after the young man
had been arrested On suspicion.
According 10 Smith. Who is -
ouar-eled over the question as 10
whether or no. the Young man should
pay 81 week for board AZ home.
The young man struck his father ov-
e. the head With brick and con-
.;nued striking Aim until be though:
he was dead. Next he loaded mis-
sa:he. into the family buggy. prop
ped his body in the seat and started
sor an old well On the farm nearby.
On the way 10 the veil. however.
the father revived little and manas-
ed 20 pn: his arms aaou; the sons
neck. ~aereupoa he latter oea: hts
father over the head again ~::h the
brick which he carried with him 70.
that purpose and continued TO strike
his father again and again until he
te.. certain be was dead. :Ec-,re..
tie son sA!aks that bis father wasn't
dead when he threw him into the
veil.
''Taher drew a hong sigh and sor:
OF sToaned Just as thew him into
the ~ell.'' the sos told the police.
Smith. his hands snea.ed with
blood. staggered into the home 0!
Osca. Shaw and told story OF hav-
ing been attacked BY hiShwaymsa.
Smiths father was mysteriously miss
ing. and suspicious were aroused
which led 70 the sons arrest Cnde.
be finally said tha: BE
would show :hc police H':c-e his
fathers body could be found. He
led the police 70 An abandoned well
and. pointing. said. There he is
.Tht eorone, counted 81 wounds on
the murdered mans head and face.
and any one OF half a dozen Of these
might have caused his death
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
HoSE: WAGON >MAsHEs BUGGY.
C,a.ise> Into Vehicle on Square II,
Darlington.

While on 10. way 20 i hre Friday
morning AZ 9 o'clock il response 20
a alarm turned n from the tobacco
warehouse section o! Darlington. ~:
hose wagon collidec ~i.h Z oG;Sy ol.
the square and cane near k!i!i:S III"
occupants. Charlie Law. negro
who drives :o- one o: tie sales sir-
ales o: :he town. was driving ;A-ough
the square near the corne. o: ca
shua stree. when th. Are team dash
cd around he corner. meeting him.
The buggy vas :orn all 10 pieces.
and l.a@ was thought 10 De seriously
burt. Meaica! aid happened 20 ~
near. however. and :ae ceSro was
se,:;n: alons all right late. ~ th-
Sar
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
Slew That he Democrats Ease Large
Majority ia lie Hause.
TEE RESULT PLEASING
There is One Socialist in the Body.
aud the Democrats Have Sixty
three Majority.-in the Senate
The ,n>ufsen,. viii A>si>, the
Democrats.
re is one soc:ali., in the Body.

The Democratic representation IN
,ae aex, aouse will De 22.. as
asa;ns, IS; puo!:cans aad one So
c.al!s:. according TO The roster OF
;he house. published Tuesday. These
figures give the Democrats MAORI
~ CT So and plurality o: ei.
According 20 this publication Kan
sas IS ;he only State OF any size
which has solid Republican dets-
CATION auzber however. contain
only one Democrat. among those
;hus :aciuGcd bci:=: iowa. Minnesota.
California and Wisconsin.
Al! OF the Southern States have
solid Democratic delegations except
Maryland. Virginia. Kentucky and
Tennessee Maryland and Virginia
have one Republican each. while
Tennessee and Kentucky have two
mem bers o: that party apiece. Colo
rado Is the only Northern State rep
resented entirely by Democrats, bat
Indiana. possessing much larger
representation. presses close upon
its heels xith - Democrats oue rf
i3 members.
Illinois has II Democrats IA ITS
membership o. IS. Massachusetts,
four on, OF Is. siichisal two out OF
-. New Jersey seven out Of 10, NeF
York % ou, Of 81. Ohio Is out. OF
2s and Pennsylvania nine out OF So.
E;ssou=Es Delegation eCas:sts cf i3
Democrats and three Republicans.
The Nebraska delegation is evenly
divided. three and three. a. -
Names two and two: oklshoua has
two Republicans AID sAree DeEo-
Gratis: Washington is represented by
;h-ee Republicans. Ali OF the States
having one representative only are
Republicans.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
Girl Drinks Poison.

Axe: handing $50 u?adc-csSed
notes 20 bv-s;anders IN me Rucna
.>.:s.o ho:ei q: Rome. Ga. N edneS-
day. Miss May Lancaster, aged !s. 81
Ea-:y. Ca. drank Al ounc" OF car
boi!c acid and died n srco: agony :,
lex minutes late. On" OF the notes
.cad: Tell Bob goodbye rh"
other ;olc o: aer relations ~!:A
.s;o:,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
aDRRT AT SEA. sEscrEn.
Steamer Picks Up Helpless FISHER.
man In Soas.

Capt. Cosco.d. Of the steamship
American. 10 Ner York. from Paer-
TO. Aexico. reported passenger no,
oa The Est when the ressc! started
He is Thomas Hall. a fisherman OF
Stuart, Fla. wh. was found oa No
veuae. sa :-ansSea!iy :saS!as his
shirt, IS be stood n bis :S-soot mo-
tor boat. he.pless,y ed.:!:. A big
wave has pu: bis engine ou; OF CON-
mission.
The Timer reo, %. OF - cou-se
and trew near :or the rescue. but
Hall insisted that his boa: also Se
taken aboa16 aad at.er more than
al aouss work aa;s was done.
Halt had d-::sed moce :san a:'y
miles from bis starting po!o: ~hea
picked rp. aud /; has eeeu 6vs DAYS
since be left home. On !aod;ng Be
.eiesrsphed his wife who. doubtless.
thought him drowned,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30

,:on. and. r.t":r!rs announced Ac:,
would ~a:v. ;hc:- :aree5s< ccat!r.-
l:aacc anc would proceed 20 t":ai a;
!. "
When ;ae j,;:.'. a,d been e"a2""-
sl:ra and po.lcd NJ. Ca"~:!c. y:
counsel :or ~" .:cvst6. moved tht:
;hc Co"r :oom o: cleared. re >a:c
;::a: his ErSt w:;a,-,s ~ou!d be ID"
7~o~ccu:-:x a.:>..l! r." luG-e os-
d"-t: The Corr. room. cleared -.
:ns rr.Scnt oalj the ;U:oTs. .'s
Judge. thr >at-;G AND on. ha:i::
Ch;.. Ca,Ar...:. y: 30: Co:G" n:, :
ice orc. -" :;usoaad and : e
nal. rrlat:"" o: nc rrosecIsr:N ne
Cor: >tsnosrnrar- ,hr ci:-k c.
s.! or n. S:a:e and - dr!enc1.
;t. .yc;;>>0 h:-1>c:: a:,6 Or oc -
.a..> aan ~. deemed necc>>a'y
Fn:n 70 .,:..>.ncs o: :hcSc AS 80
N. o>e:u:"!y Sae eas placed
upr.. ~ ...no and :aere ;oio n:
s;ory % nc :u:>. The ;ei':2s ;1os
! a>n:; 1.f ~ h"a:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
Stole bible. and whiskry.

On; OF an assortment; OF .reisat.
burglars removed = case o! whisky
and 1 box OF ~ les :-on thee Texas
aad paciSc railroad depot Na;chi;O-
chcs. Ia. FRIDAY nisa'. The pack
AscS We're broken open evidences
sho wed. after ;ac outside .: The
building had b"cu reached The
Bibles were :ou.d b. a:g!:; watch
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
SHOT soY's HEART OFT.
BorS with "Cnioaded" Gun.-Gnc
Instantly Killed.

Will Higgins. aSe IS. was saot and
ioStantly killed a his home. near
pscoiet. Friday b, an "un!oaded
gun in zoe hands OF his co8s panion.
Charlie Gr;&n. who IS about the
same age. The :wo Boys were si:-
..ns on .he steps when the gun n
some unaccouata Bile manner e:scha--
sed. and the entire load took effect
u the chest o: tie unfortunate boy.
HIS heart was literally bloHn from
his body Both were we'll known \:
the:. home town and ;ha tragedy IS
mach regretted. The coroner held
~ inquest. but attached no o.aIoe 20
G:,En.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
SLAIN BY TROOPS
THE SOLDIERS FIRE voLI.EY IN
TO CROWDS OF PEOPLE.
hundreds OF Whom Are Thereby
Killed and Woundc.I and the Rest
ElHe FOR ife

| tCC kOl
One hundred persons were killet
n riots watch took place at Zaca,ec
as in the interior OF Mexico. Opposite
!ampico on Saturday night. MeHi
can soldiers ared into struggling
body Of rioters with disastrous re-
suits O1e huod-ec * u. loves: es
innate OF the loss o; lie. which na;
reach 500.
TIE American corsu! a. Zacatecas
:eiesraphed the frs; 2ews OF he r;o;
10 the Mexican consul at Saa Al
tonic stating that that :own was ~
state OF ,er.o. and that ne loss
OF life was not less that 100. No d.
tails were given cther than ;ha; d
company OF soldiers were ordered 20
Gre upon vast crowd Of rioters
which ch.orced ,hc streets.
ZacasecaS IS the capital OF tae
state OF Morales. and Is remote from:
lines Of communications. News O.:
.he riots did not reach the outside
world until late Sunday. althou e
the battle took place on Saturdas
night. ]: IS stated :ha; quiet has
now been restored by placing tae
city under rigid military rule. The
latest reports are that the slain are
st:!l l5ias IL the streets. where they
fell.
Reyes to Lead the Rebels
\ dispatch from Eagle Pass Tex
as. says Gen. Bernardo Reyes Is
coming This IS the whisper which
has gone with teleg1aphie sw;ftness
up and down the Rio Grarde. II i;
Is true. and many Mex!cans asset
,ha, j. IS, &. means thai the revo.u-
.!onists havo At their head mar
superior in military training 20 az
othe. man il Mexico. not cxen ex-
ceptins President Diaz himself.
Gen. Bernardo Reyes. once bos-
ON friend 70 Gen. Daz. is now sa!d
10 Be an exile from bis country. He
vas seat year ago to Paris. France.
on military mission. Since snea
90 word has come rom him until!
nor. when tae coutions words were
sent from Hatemo!as 20 Las Vacas.
It was reported among the Mex!cacs
that be had already taken passage
for New York. aad would reach Ea-
sle Pass within ten days.
Reyes vas Gotcno. Of the Sta
Of Seuvo Leon. he ho:-bed o! .ero-
luton IN Mexico. During the>late
:ampa;ga Coz Presider1 Of Mexico,
some OF s:s admirers proposed lis
name as vice president. Sabsequen;
events appeared 20 prove that Reyes.
~h;Ie avow:ns perfect amity and
friendship sor Diaz. was .iotiac
asaias. bis downfall.
Then it vas ths the stirring
events in May 1908 occurred. Rey-
IS was surrounded by troops ant
was. TO all iusents and purposes =
prisoner. He prepared 20 Mexico
::.y. where be was sent on .he for
.;gn mission Adherea:s o. GeEer-
=! Reyes opealy asser; shas BE is
now :oot-loose aad they claim be
has strong following in all pa-cs
az :he republic.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
AUGUSTA TAKES CENSUS.
Which Show. a Gain Over United
States Census Report.

The population OF The city o: Au-
sus:a is iI...aa. according 20 the
coua; taken Sunday by 80. voiun-
:e-- enuEaera,ors. composed OF al:
classes o. people. including many o:
he mos, wealthy and prom:aen:
business men. This compares
asa:ns, "a. Official count OF 2:.S26
sea. ou: by the census hureau last
week. aad 3s.$i, Us the official cea-
sus ~ yea.s ago. The c:;ys count
SHOWS :ha, The federal eaunera:ors
missed 3.4ss people n The city. and.
in substan,!a;;oa OF tn:s member
o: council. acting as volunteer enu-
nera,or. reports An entire district,
n ,hr ~srd wherein be- was work
;.s. which haG never been visited
BY ;he federal eaunera;orS. Ever:
ward N the ely shows 81 increase
over ;he federal report
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
Eich, Injured in Wreck.

r.:sh, persons were injured none
.a;allyl whem Missouri pae;ac pas
.cn.rr ,r:.lr. No. :. co!l:ded WITH
!:c:shi ..a:n 4; o:.erri'!e. NO. r.
tay afternoon. The freight train aad
..:.wa IL or . switch 20 allow the
passenger ;ra:n 20 pass. Dnt o'o Hot
.a;!ceiy clear :he n!,:H i:ach "Ac ~
,.o.,,: -es;.,tcd
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
nupen Va Hanged.

4 London dispatch says Or. Grip
2ea vas hanged j. s.0c O'Clock We'd
nesday morning. IL the yard o. :ae
pentoov!!,e prison. The morning o.
.Ss day Sc: ior Dr. Cc;ppens S e1eco-
.:cn Afforded the sloom:est setting.
4 dense sos overhunS the city aud
,cafsc vas az staudstiil
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
Killed by Failing Tree.

I'd Rus. 4 negro abou; fifty years
OF age. HaS accidentally killed by
tree falling on his back Friday. While
&c. With number o! other negroes
was telling SOM. .rc,.> on Mr.. Rich
ard Ca..is!cs place. IN \cwber:E :
County The negro lived aDou; J."
1>;vu:eS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
KITS wife and Another.

At Anderson. Ind. Frank aickes
aeox and killed h!s xise aud MIS-.
He,lse Brs..on. With whom she lad
been Twins in an apartment. in the
h.s;ness centre OF the city. iaee Fri
dov. Rsckets, who was arrested. oe-
e'ares that be shot the tTo Eomeos
ae.er h;s x!fe had shot at him.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
-l'nloaded" Pistol Kills.

A; Spa.tanburg. a::e. an unload
ed revolver. in the hands OF Wallace
Chambers. colored vas discharged
killed. Chambers threw The gun TO
the -.ouad and smashed il 10 pieces
with An axe. sIe then :e!l oTr: ;hc
dead bod: o: his companion and cr:.
90 piteouSlv
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
WHAT CAUSED DEATE
MAS wALkER WYNN. OF H.AMr-
TON COUNTY. rOISoNF:D.'


MAS young Walker Vim poison
.d 20 his 6ea:s sacc &c took a
drink o: 9h:sk.y oae Friday af-e:-
noos abou: Two uoa;:s aSo? This
IS The question that IS perpieAinS tie
residents OF .se F'ecAtils co@:arn-
ity. where young WIN lived 10
Hampton county. AID The members
OF the co-oaec's jury
II Is generally talked AID was
broush ou, IL tie testimony before
:he coroaer's jury :aat VIM ~.s
not on good terms with bis youa=
vie. Lillian. nor w;ts be: ;athe:.
Mr.. J. ". Lee. that their relations
wer. es,raaged and that threats on
th- lie OF young W!nn were made.
Walker VIM. On Friday. Septeni-
herl6. al Fech,;S. vas taken suddea-
!y i'll. II Is stated tia; be bad just
taken drink with his tathe.-;r-iaw.
lie had convuSionS. was pi:a!yzei
and blinded. aud. although s'vea
medical aid. died within twen:y-
four hours 10 the nina.e after ne
~as stricken His skin turned
black. and ae died "a conclusions
BY reQues. an inquest ~as held.
and the testimony adcuee5 At The
srst meeting OF the cosoner's jrsy
vas such as 20 wa--aa. the sendins
Oh for cheuica! analysis os the eoa-
tents o: :he stomach OF the deceas-
ed. II appears tha, 20 otae. pos
oc tie ai:nena.y canal were sent
4: subeequen. meetings 0. :ae jury
OF inquest. letters from caeu.a's
were read in wslch il was stated
whether or rot any traces Of poison
were found.
a, the instance OF the jury and
,he coroner. Judge Menn:nse- \;
,.e rrcea: term OF Court passed AZ
order requiring :ae body OF the de-
ceased 20 be d;s!ates1ed and o.as|
parts Of the ali@eaaa-y canal 70 BE
seat for chemical analysis.
The coroae:'s ju:y or inquest helc
It's fourth meeting reTsday. and in
their presence the body was iu:errsd
and Or. c. A. Rusa took out the IN
testines and sent them OF AZ re-
CURED by order OF the Court, Fr.-
,her testimony was offered
C. c. Owens testified tAas on Fri
day. September IS. Ms. Lillian
U;nn. wife Of deceased. who at .hat
time was not living with her bus
hand. asked witness Il ae bad se-a
her father with Walker Vim taat
day. When Witness answered in :i:c
she thec said ;ha; Nd
ker would De dead Within three
days and that !; was a woCacr aec
father dc 40, xii! him tas: day.
I: Is underwood thar US. W:nn
will appear Se:ore The jury OF n
quest =, Hampton next week.
DR.. T. 3. wha:iey IS reported 20
have testified :hat :: ihe deceased
Lad heen given poison. II was posi-
3,ie so- !. 20 have PISSED ou. o: lae
stomach. Il is stated tha, this d;.
rec; question WAS asked os Dr. Wat
ley
The result: o. the chem!ca! aua!y-
S:s will 1-o6.b!y pu: an end 10 The
work OF ,ac jury oc inquest. who
viii har. nAe; s:X .ic.es oa the case.
The repor, Of ;he Co:unb:a chemists
3 awaited with much :n,eres, by
-n,oDi.. there.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
Conductor Fntai15 HuFt.

At Mariana. Fla. Coccucter MI
lard Brooks was thrown from . ca.
on che Jar.e.. Lumber Com pan! >
road and died before Ae could be
soften to = physician Death Tes1ls-
ed il about half aocr after the &C
cieene happened and Brooks never
r.-a:aed consciousness after the
fan.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
Plead Guilty.

" M,y- Landing. \. J.. Caa:ies
,'.ush.. Charles Quinn anc JaH'es
S.,.-s. !...G.g> OF mob ;ha' ta:red
and :.a::e-co F'raaS S:cso:i. is'-
Ne: a. Mckee C:N pleaded guilty.
n indictments charcinr asSaui; and
batsc-y For a married man Sch
mr. NJ. 100 .y;.n::ve 20 a widow
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
Nneh Cotton Burned.

A. Troy. Ala. the cotton compress
sod warehouse 0: :he Atlantic Com
press company we're desroycc by Ere
Friday morning Sere-a: railroad
cars we're also burned The total
'oss is abou: 100000. partially Gov
cred by insurance. The origin OF
tie - is unknown Be:Tera 800
aud 1000 bales Of cotton were burn
eS .
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
Killed HiS Cousin.

IN a fight at Cranes sawm;i! near
Liberty Sam BossS was shot and
killed by ais cousin. Henry Sosss.
They are prominently connected. The
slave. surrendered 20 The sheriff aad
both are reported 20 aare oeea
drinking.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
Bridges Closed.

4 Dig sign has been posted at tse
International bridges connecting z!
Paso. Texas. with juarez. Mexico.
Denying any person 70 pass ores be-
tween the hours Of nidniEh: and
six o'clock a. %. The action ~aS
taken at The instance OF the Mexican
government.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
HOW Die seeking Sister.

4, Norton. Va. sh:le searching
through b" flames :o- heir i:;tlc
sister. whom they believed 20 ," n
:h.:r hu.n:n: hoTs. :~o liz" sons
@. !. Il Robins mot dnai;r F'-;day.
When .ound bv -cscusrs. he rnNs
aere so Scvsreiy burned 'ha' death
Quickly resulted The sister "a.
saved The tre w.s du -N-
nlae:,,. 80 Jc~i~r
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
SAILORS hUTNlED
SEIZED WAR VESSELS AND
sAELIEp SIO J.ANt.KIO.
Killing One Toman and Two C'td-
dren in the Cs'---S~versi Osees,
and Men killed.

| A. Rio Janer;o. Brazil. the crews
! o: Two oa::lestips o: the Brazilian
savy uu,;nied Wednesday. and :ura,
| ed their guns upon the loys! SHIPS
and also threw few shells into the
city. During the outbreak sever!
o&ee.s we1e Killed The S%atsas
ceased At night. oa; the .erolrers
remained n possession o: the Two
vessels
/. Is o@eia,.y stated the trouble s
not Of q pos!:sca! eharacte. and
should De described as mrtiny
among the sailors 70 enforce certain
|eoneess.ons from their oaseers sa;h-
er than a revolt against the ain!s:s-
.sat,oe Of President Fooseca.
For soue time tie men o: The
nasy had Seen asita..ns the matter
Of more pay. They also objected &c
'.Ae practices OF the navy ;aaict:ss
corporal punishment upon sarhordt-
pass or otaaywise Offending sailors.
A private cable dispatch from Rio
Jane-io Gays .aa. the captain OF the
Brazilian oe:sleship Ainas Gesaes
aa6 saSesa! officers and men we're
killed during the naval disturbance
Wednesday night
4 woman and two children were
killed oy the shells thrown "a sae
city.
Ioe Chamber OF Oe0osies sF'oa'
evening II a vote OF KS % So. pass
ed resolution granting amnesty 20
the mut!ooUs sailors On board tae
oaetleshipS 4fnas Gerscs ano Sac
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
Wounded Man Holds Hohtsr.

Although proha BIZ :a;a!!, wound
cd. Albert r. Lee. station agent 10"
the Pennsylvania railway a; Edward
s7o-,. Ind. Srapplsd s;:h %" robhe-
rho forced his "a: into &c static"
and held him unit. help arrived. Lee
was SHOT just below thc h"ari and
probably Niii die
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
Crushed 10 Death.

u Cleveland. Ohio III. ~i:c D.
simon r-u;k.a. = :a;!o- ms "a"
small children .nc = customer 1crr
rushed 20 death ny cae ro.ia2>" o.
= n.7 sorrre;s building. An sN.
o'cs,or OF unknown origin IS oe-
"a h;,y. c.Isst ne disa>.sc-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
ThG1Sand Drowned.

:a dispatch from Saigon. French
Indo-Chiua. says one thousand p.r-
sous were drowned aod 800 oarks
were lost during flooGs in :he pro-
.Hioce Of QxunEn:iA. in Aapna.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
Shot By Unknown Man.

oda l;u5ee!;. Il farmer aca. Se:-
:,arG Mo-. and his ~i:c. aged 80. aac
'wo ca:!dr-n. 4 ooy ond girl. aged
and respectively. were SHOT aoe
killed AZ :h..:r ao-. W~dn:Sda,
::ich: hv AT unknown person. who
set ,!r. 20 he hous- 20 co5cea! ~
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-30
HEH WORDS WERE TRJ::.
Ch,d'> Pr~monition OF Death Works
Out TrasicaIiy.

barbara. sa:d Mrs. Mary Beg
:nsoerser 20 her daush,e: Q. eight
Thursday afternoon rs sae was d-es-
ing ;he child az her home .c New
York. i van, you 70 be GOOD
girl today because aad a tooth TO
drop ou, tbs morning and that's J
sign somebody * going 70 Gle "a
he family.
Why" said Barbara. that's -:
In Soi:s 20 die.
Her mother could draw 40 cSp;a-
nation :-om Ser. but while she was
playing OF u pier end she ie!! Se-
:w-en the S:.:rcp!ece act barge
and was drowned.
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NOTHING TO III: Ta.ANkFUI. FOR.
Man in New York CITY Therefore
Commits Suicide.

Al New York f-eliI: that ne sAd
nothing 20 be thankful for while ali
ABOUT him were people enjoying
day Michael AcGee.
- rca-S old. com emitted suicide IL
Cra,-a! park by shooting himself IN
he head. Il hsrc nothing 20 be
hscx:u! to- on this Gay OF thanks
giving. passers-by heard him nut
,-. With ,ha: D. drew revolver
md pressing the auzzle 20 ais head.
fred lie died instantly.
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tnn-ic, Attacks White Man

Al'ec:n: tina. -he white man bad
him uh;pnad while he .as convict
on ID. Chatham county farms. Al
Savannah. Ca. Z. J. Williams. a ae-
gro. attempted 20 assault ST:t RoS-
erS was not and killed
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MOULD BLOW rp THINGS.
The Trunk of Black Hand Filled
With Explosives.


Explosives enough 20 blow taa
city hall into fragments were found
n trunk IN the police clerks otic'.
a: Cincinnati: "Wednesday afternoon.
The trunk nas been kicked from coz
ae. 10 corner .o- tie las: two months
With 40 regard 20 delicate handling.
The trunk sas found ty local decec-
,.ves last September while searching
:he room, :or several mea Who We're
suspected o. being members OF the
lack hand. Wednesday afternoon.
w.ca 4 was decided 20 store tae
trunk. !, was cleaned out thorough
y and IA the bottom were found two
packages ,. explosives marked tsis
y per c~at nitro slycer:ne-
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THE WAGES or SIN.
Man Murders Woman and Then
Kills Himself.

A: Los Angeles. Cal. J. ". Whe.i-
e.. a blacksmith 3S years old. to:
ne.ly Of Echo. Ala. las: Wednesday
a!sht murdered woman who regis
.ered With him as his wife. under
.he name OF Mrs. May Wheeler a;
an East Fifth stree. aotei. He taen
attempted 20 kil! himself. The cou-
Ole had been IN their room less taa0
ave minutes when Eve shots rans
out in quick succession. Persons
n tie hote! rushed into the roc
md :or3d the woman's souy or tho
'loor aad WE.a!e1 standing with a
wound in his head. He held z re-
volve- :n one hand and 4 knife II
the other. Re:ore any one could IN
;erfe.e De siashed h:s throat.
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The result: 0. the chemical aua!y-
as will 5-o6sb!y pu: an end 10 The
work OF ,ac jury 0: inquest. who
viii har. met s:X .inses oa the case.
The repor, Of ;he Columbia Chemists
3 awaited w::h much interest by
J.-op!. there.