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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
4 STRANGE OCCURRENCE.
Covey Of Fat Partridge> Caught in
Hotel Bedroom

Messrs. Sheffield and Wolf. two
we'll known travelling men from Saw
annah. had rather unusual e1per-
ience in Mr.. VOLTS bed room at the
Pfeirer hotel in Sylvania. Ga. Tues
day night. when they flushed up a
snall drove Of partridSes in the
room. about midnight.
The TWO gentlemen had been sit
ting up talking shop. and taking an
occasional drink OF ice water in Mr.
Sheffield's S room. until about twelve
clock. when Mr.. Wolf went across
the hall 10 his own room and struck
light. As soon as he did so. he
was startled 10 hear the wei! known
whi-r Of partridges. as they rose
from the floor At his feet and sailed
across the room. Rubbing his eyes
10 see if he was dreaming OF being
out in the woods with gun and d IS.
he was fully convinced when ano;h-
er large. plump partridge rose from
the floor and. in its flight. struck
him or the head.
MessrS. Wolf and Sheffield sue
ceeded in catching the covey and
they proved 10 be large. IA: ones.
nearly grown X is supposed that
they few in a; the open window late
the afternoon before and were roost-
ing In the room. as they are more
plentiful than chickens in the field
and gardens around Sylvania.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
WIN THEIR FIGHT.
High Rate Of Duty on Cotton Bag
ging is Reduced.

Domestic cotton ginlers hare won
an important victory at New York IN
the board Of United State general ap-
praisers Nn!ch has just decided that
so-ca!lcd patches" for covering cot
ton are not subject TO the high rate
Of duty recently exac,ed by ,he
Treasury Department
The board also denies the conten-
ton OF the government that the stem
cillinx OF single name or word on
cotton bales constitutes printing.
within the meaning OF the latter word
as used in the tariff acts.
The merchandise Involved IN the
test case consists OF jute oass.ns.
thirty by ffty-iour inches in dimen-
sions. imported for use in patches TO
cover holes in cotton bales produced
by sampl!ng the cotton.
The collector OF customs at New
Orleans returned the merchandise for
duty al the rate OF IS per cent as
woven fabrics OF vegetable Sber.
The importers claim was for duty
at 81 9th Of per cent. per square
yard as bagging. This contention
the board suS;ains. the New Orleans
collector being reversed.
The collector contended that the
merchandise vas taken out Of the
provisions claimed Hy the importers
on the ground that the patches were
printed" although :he printing coz
sisted OF but a single word on eacn
patch. The board holds that the
stencil!nE was only for Identification
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
GOVERNMENT FIGURES.
Given Out in Regard TO Pcllagra aud
Infantile Paralysis.

The mortality report Of the CEN
srs bureau. covering investigations
for 1909 takes coSn!zance on intan-
tile paralysis and pe!laSra as diseases
10 which the :!.-sh is heir. The re-
cord shows $50 in rhe former and
i!6 in the latter class.
The statistics cover only slightly
more than half OF the population. ex-
tending only 10 States OF cities
which require the registration OF
deaths As comparatively little OF
the area in which pellasra is most
prevalent is included IN the regis
;ation section il IS suggested thai
the report on that malady scarcely
gives an adequate idea OF its real
ravagcs.
Owing - the fact that the deaths
Of in:antiie paralysis were widely
distributed the inference is drawn
by the report that the disease exists
either in epidemic or endemic form
in many parts OF the country.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
LOOTED AND BURNED.
Owner OF House. Was Held While
the Burglars Worked.

BURGLARS burned the $J".nn0 res
:dencc OF w +, MuS-. OF HindSdaie
H.. early Saturday morning. after
stealing thousands Of dollars worth
OF silvcv~are jcwelrv. rugs and tap
est-y. according 20 the owners re-
port 70 the polio. after ne tire. The
thieves loaded n. 7!uad-r into an
express wagon. h. claims then So,
ire 10 H.. house and prepared 20 :ire
an adjacent carn. but a.d without
having done so. Muse was alone n
n" house the domest!cs having gone
with Mrs Muse on the summer vaca-
ton. The attorney claims he vas
forced 20 lie in bed By one OF the
burglars while others carried gu;
the property
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
THEY WANT IT BACK.
4 Movement IN Darlington to Vote
on the Dispensary.

a special dispatch 70 The News
and Courier says petitions addressed
70 the county supervisor. praying for
an election Oh the question OF dis
oensary or no dispensary. are be-
ing circulated and freely signed IN
Darlington county There are those
who profess 70 see in the recent cleo
ton returns in that county q will
ingness. on the part Of the people to
abandon what they term the howl
Ing farce Of prohibition. and return
to some saaer way OF regulating the
sale Of alcoholic drinks. Some Of the
strongest aati-dispensary men OF for
mer days are interesting themselves
in behalf OF the present effort TO
have vote and. It IS said. that the
petitions are being more readily sign
ed a this time. than when an effort
was made about two years ago. to
have an election on the question.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
CHARGED WITH CRIME.
White Boys Arrested for Post Office
Robbery in Virginia

Cohen Moore and Walker Hayes
two white boys. about IS years Of
age. were carried from GreenviI'e
Monday night TO North Holsten. Va
charged with the robbery OF the posi-
Office at that place. They haze beIa
in Jail at G7eenville for about two
weeks.
The boys we're frst suspects when
they were found by Sheriff Poole
and his deputy. Mr. Huusin yer. TO
be selling stamps IN large quanii..es
to several Greenville people Of rl:f
price. They were apprehend,.l and
lodged in Jail and number ot pieces
OF eveidence were collected. before
which one OF the boys broke down
and made a confession. Parties who
had bought the stamps were found.
and there were also located in differ
ent parts Of the city articles OF cotn-
ing. which were identified as belong
ing 20 the postmaster al North Hols-
ten
1t is alleged that the boys robbed
the post office at thi; placc some
months back and afterwards made
their way 70 the Greenv!lle section
About Slo5 worth OF stamps was
taken ou. and a number Of articles
OF amor value OF the stamps about
$50 worth has been recovered.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28

20 give reign 20 he- pen.-up wrath.
she become dangerous adversary
for even SO seasoned controve--
sialist as Theodore Roosevelt Nj
Roosevelt popularity has oozed
from him recently IN Gamer aad
degree which have amazed veteran
Observers Thus 10 oe pit,ed against
leading officer OF the Catholic
Church will advantage hirl nothing
among he Catholics OF America. The
more especially in "ie9 0: tie Vat
icar incident nf last spring
The hero OF San Juan F;ill IS rot
;ha first man o: his type 20 be un-
done by woman. as history. sacred
and protans. xii! abundan'ly testify.
The News and Courier,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
CAN'T Goes Free.

Claude c. CAN'T. OF Swansea. was
acquitted by a jury az Lexington Oh
Thursday for the murder OF Fred
Cauehman on the streets OF Swansea
on January %. last The jury re-
nained ont one hour. Later Can't
was convicted oI the charge ot car
ryins concealed weapons and vas
sentenced 20 pay ane OF 500 or
serve 80 day IN the county taH. The
Gne was paid and Can't was imme-
diste.y released.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
FATAL WRECK
SIX PERSONS ARE KILLED ~
TROLLEY CAR CRASH.
Freight Car Passes Stopping Place
and ColliIe> With Pa>senge-. Adj
ing to DcaI'. List.

iDisobedience Of orders by the
crew Of !reigh' car is said 10 have
been The cause Saturda: Of ths sec.
ond nteruroan traction wreck IN
three DAYS in Indiana. Saturdays
disaster cost the lives OF six persons
and the serious injury OF six more.
The southhound freight car crashed
head-on into northern passenger
car on the indianapolis & Peru div
is:on Of The Indiana Utah Traction
company shortly after noon. TAO
miles north OF Upton. Ind.
The freish, car had been ordered
70 stop a, the first switch north OF
Ressler's crossing. but tried 20 make
the first switch south. 4 clump OF
trees hid the limited and the crew
OF the freight barely had time TO
iur,p. The front end OF the limited
was shattered and al passengers IN
| the smoking compartment were kill
ed.
Farmers living in the vicinity OF
Ressler's crossing heard the crash
and after ,elephoning Upton Tor
| physicians went to the aid OF the
Injured. Nearby homes were thrown
open and the injured made as COM
Portable as possible.
| One OF the sad features Of the
| w-eck ie ,ha. DR.. W. G.. EolshauSe-.
OF Brooklyn. y. y. who, with MS
brother. Walter. vas killed. was on
his way 10 kokomo. Ind. 20 be
married tonight 20 Miss Nellie Cox
en-. daughter Of the secre>S'; OF the
Great Western Pottery company -oi
Kokomo. The brother was 10 have
been best man al the wedding. Miss
Coxen was Frustrated when she heard
OF the death OF her fance.
Il guess we over-ran our orders.
said Motorman Lacey OK the freiSa'
car. who. with Conductor Sebree
Jumped when he saw the Hnitec
bearing down upon them.
Just three days ago. almost 10 the
hour. occurred the fatal wrack neal
Kingsland. Ind Oh the Rlufiton di
vision OF the Wabash Valley Trac
ton company. which caused the
G .arh OF IL persons. with three more
st,ll in the hospitals Of For; Wayne
with barely chance for recovery.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
Robbed by Bandit,

After robb!ng W X. Ewing. we'll
known business man OF San Antonio.
Texas. and his companions. two
prominent society women. Of money
and Jewels valued a. $i.4o0 Two
masked hieh4avmeu seized their au-
'omobile and escaped. Mr.. Ewing
aAc party were on the way TO club
near the city.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
WANTS HER DIAMONDS BACK
Remarkable Suit Filed Against Co
lunbia Lawyer.

Seeking TO recover a necklace cor
tanning 81 diamonds and solitaire
diamond ring alleged 10 have been
given as fee in case which she
had instituted against her husband.
Mrs. Alice D. Whittle. OF Columbia.
filed a sui: agairs; Frank G. Tomp-
kins. one o. the leading members OF
the Columbia bar Perhaps the most
remarkable grounds ever given in
civil suit in South Carolina are nam
ed n this unique case Mrs. Whit
tie claims that when she gave the
two articles worth smalI sized for
tune 10 the attorney she was not in
her right mind. The suit 10 either
recover the diamonds or to be paid
The sum Of $1,000 was filed a; the
ot.ice OF the Clerk CT cour, FOR Rich
land county The attorney repre-
snntinS Mrs Whit;le is a. Il. Nine
stein OF Darnwe!i county.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
Row Over 3 Dos.

As the result OF a quarrel at Per
-yvi!le. Ark. over dog. DUB Thur
man. aged Is. died Tuesday night.
and Bob Owen. aged twenty. IS chars-
ed With the killing. Thurman was
fatally stabbed on Saturday night in
2 fight wh'ch followed Owen throw
in: a rock a, the formers dog.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
|ONE NEGRO SHOT
As the Resal. Of an ATTEMPTED Assault
90 a Married Renan.
SEVERAL SHOTS FIRED
Small Son Of Negro Couple Wound-
ed During Melee.-Neao. His
Wife and White Man Arrested
The Fiend Laid in Wait for the
Woman Behind Some Weeks.

Woman Behind Some Weeks.
A row between white men and ne
groes n which several shots were
fired and small negro boy wounded
resulted from an attempt by negro
20 assault white married woman at
Lancaster on Saturday night and the
subsequent effort TO arress q negro
man suspected Of the crime The
suspected negro and his wife gave
battle and their son was shot. pre-
sunaoly by the mother. though un-
in'eniially. Later the negro. his
wife and young white man were all
arrested
The woman :r question. whose
home is in the suburbs Of Lancas-
ter. was returning from a visit to a
nearby aeighbor. when negro man
sprang ou, from behind some tall
weeds and seized her. She scream
ed with fright and broke loose from
his clutches and ran. but the brute
soon overlook her and caught hold
Of her again. For the second time
she succeeded in getting away from
him and finally reached her home in
safety. Failing in his purpose the
| negro quickly disappeared il the
darkness.
AT the inc OF the occurrence the
lady's husband was up town. but he
soon returned home acd upon being
informed by his wife Of what had
happened started out. accompanied
by some three or four friends. n
search Of the negro dend. obtained
from his wife description OF her
would-be assaIlant. his dress. ETC..
and the direction IL which he disap-
peared.
The party wen, 10 the house OF
John Mackey. Z negro tenant on one
Of Chief Justice Jones farms east
Of town. and. pretending 70 want 10
buy whiskey. engaged Mackey IL
conversation. after calling him out
side the BUILDING While talking 20
him one OF the party seized Mackey
at the same time remarking. You
are the niger We want.
| Mackey jerked loose an ran back
into his house. where. il is said. be
got his pistol and his wife a sho:-
gun 4 row was soon in process.
a number Of shots being fred. but
no one was hurt except Mackey's
son. boy about 10 years old. who
was shot in the hand. presumably by
his mother. rs the wound was in
tiicted by a shotgun. and she is said
10 have been the only person present
armed with such a weapon.
Later in the night Policeman Bell
and Constable Hunter went out and
arrested Aackey and his wife: also
:oung white man. Bob Hunter. who
is said TO have been a member OF the
party that went 10 Mackey's home.
The parties arrested are now IN Jail.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
LOW DEATH RATE.
For the United States reported by
Census Bulletin.

The death rate in the United States
IN 1903 was fifteen in each one ;hous-
and. according TO q bulletin issued
by the census bureau.
This is the loves; average ever re-
ported for this country. The figures
cover only the cities and State hav-
ing laws requiring the registration
OF deaths. These represent $50 per
cent Of the estimated total popula-
ton
IN addition returns were received
from fitty-iour cities having local
registration laws
The total number OF deaths re-
corded was 1888. Of which 1885,
597. or over 81 per cent were Of
males The greatest mortality oc-
cured in March. and the loves, in
June
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
Death of an Old Lady.

Mrs Fannie Leonard Wight Cteve-
land. o! Marietta. Ca. died at her
home Friday morning after a short
illness. She was nine'y-:our years
old and one OF rhe few surviving ac-
;uai daughters OF The American Rev
o!ut:on Mrs Leonard was the
mother OF Mrs. Jno. 3. Cleveland o.!
So3rtanburS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
Snake in a jug.

After using AL ;he out,erm:lk she
had gotten from a neiShbor and pour
ed in jug. Mrs. 7. r Parks. .!
Bold Spring. Ga. em2tied the jug
and found good sized highland
moccasin had been having A butter
milk bath to- severa! DAYS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
Many Kept from school.

A; Washington FIVE thousand chill
Gren. j; IS said are being KEEP, b.
their parents from school for fear
OF infa1;!,e paralysis An order has
been issued hv the health officer
children who have been exFoeed 20
tie disease.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
G,ucSon,e Proposition.

Rather gruesome is the PROPOSE
ton advanced by Indiana health au.
;hoTi:ies 10 Try the effects OF ,uber-
cuious milk and COW meat upon a
lifc-te-m convict The liie-term"r.
i; is proposed. shall! drink infected
milk and ca, infected meat. and il he
Su.viceS. ne will get his freedom.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
Child lsun Down.

AT Mobile. Ala. Walker L. Bras
we'll. the tou--year-old child OF Rob
er: l.. BraSw"ll. was instantly killed
in from, OF tie boys parents home
on Duphin Way Thursday afternoon
81 running IN IRON; Of a street car
The body was badly mangled.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
shoot. Little Brother.

a, ..mer:cus. Ca. seven year old
Johnnie Medlin. climbed up 10 the
man,cl in his fathers home Satur-
dar. took his fathers pistol which
be found there. climbed down and
put huile, through the body OF his
o-mon'hS-old brother. who was
alone with him in the room The
baby died almost instantly. The
children bad been left playing alone
:o- .er minutes
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
Tried to Eat Rooster.

AT Des Moiaes. Iowa. handsome
chan:icler hat was ainos, destroyed.
and its wearer. Miss Mar: L!vinss-
ton. severely injured about the face
when big cat which had been hid
ing in a tree overhead leaped upon
her with the evident intention o.!
eating tho rooster on the hat. .
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
Daring Robbery.

Four masked robbers. ali beIiev-
et 70 De white men. Saturday night
entered the home OF Stuart Southers.
az Wythev!ile. Va, beat his wife. tied
Scr 20 oedpost. stole 800. that
sas hidden in a mattress aud escap-
ed. SoutcerS was absent from home
He does not believe IN banks. .
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
MEET WATERY DEATH.
Four Autoists Drowned by PIunging
OF Car into Canal.

OF Car into Canal.
Al! four occupants OF large tour
ing car. returning from lake shore
resor, TO New Orleans early Sa:uT-
day. We're drowned when the car.
rounded curve in the West End
shel! road At high rate Of speed.
shot straight ahead and plunged into
the New Basin Canal.
4 laborer on his way 70 work was
the only witness TO the accident He
said the car passed him at sach 4
clip that he was unable 10 note how
many persons i; contained. II was
at first reported that the car had
seven occupants when * left West
End and. the canal was dragged for
several hours after these four bodies
had been found Late Saturday af-
ternoon /; vas definitely established
that two mon and two women were
the only persons ia the car when 1t
went into the canal.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
SrriOu> Mistake.

His misiakc in picking up bottle
o: carhoi!c acid ins,ea! OF bis wh!s-
key bottle from which 20 take his
usua! morning drink. resulted n ;be
deatn OF Muuroe Calhoun. promi-
nsnt farmer living al Mountain Hill.
j? Harris COUNTY. " c.. SATURDAY
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
Killed Many Cattle.

Charbon. which has caused the
death OF hundreds Of cattle in South
western Louisiana has been stamped
out according 70 announcement made
by the Louisiana Sanitary Live
Stock Board. >
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
Wreck in AntipodcS.

The British ship Carna-aran Gay.
from Liverpool. June 20. for sgd
neg. has been wrecked on King Is
land The captain and 90 men have
been picked up. but second boat
with IS men aboard is missing.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
Fatal Family Eued.

As result OF family f"ud. Isaac
Pass Sho, and killed his brother.
Samuel Pass. near Cardi@. Tenn. on
Saturda" alt"raoon. The slayer
led. Both nen were married w!'h
families
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
Names Fatal Waters.

Six'y-one persons. all 5ur seven
Of them residents OF Name lost their
lives ny drowning in the waters OF
that State during the summer jus,
closed >
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
Lightning Kills Four.

Lightning killed four persons dur
!nsn a storm in the vicinity OF Eas-
tonville and Ebert. 90 miles north
east o, Colorado Springs. Col. Fri
day evening.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
The Speech Contains Letters Of Zach
McGhee on the Conditions in Eng
land. Which he Wrote The Colun,-
bia State Some Months Ago, From,
the Country.

Onio Is calling on South Carolina
for help in her effort 10 do something g
like Maine did las, Monday. Repre-
sentative Wyatt: Aiken OF Abberil.e
has received the following Se!:-cS-
nlana,ary letter.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28

I am most clear in my memory as
20 every word. Will write
abort american politics to Bel
ianr. With mos: atfectionate re-
CARDS TO him and to yourself.
am. sincerely. John ireland.
When Mr. Sto-er went 20 Rome
and the report was caoled to Amer
lea that he had visited the Vatican
as the representative OF the P-esi-
dent. M- Roosevelt. according TO
Mrs. S,orer. became alarmed lest he
might incur the wrath OF the Anti
Catholics. vehemently denied that ne
mad ever suggested such mission
TO Mr.. Storer. and later following
the consistory in 1905. few into a
passion when Archbishop Ireland was
not hoaored as he had requested.
wrote MIS-. Storer most insulting
letter. deaouncinS her in the public
prints and bruiany dismissed Mr.
Storer from the diplomatic service.
The pTo!ic is lot especially con-
cerne6 about the S:orers and thar
fate. bu, Mrs. S;orer.s revival OF this
particular incident Of The Roosevelt
Administration makes interesting
reading. in view OF the fac; that tie
citation Of the Ireland letters makes
the issue OF verac!;v lie not between
the S'o-e-s and the Ex-preS!deat.
but between the E1-?resideu; and
the SrorerS plus Archbishop ireland.
It now appears taa; e!;her Nj Roose-
relt was guilty OF bald miSrsp.eSen-
;a:ion or else the Arch hb:sho. MS
stated The facts.
Hell hath no fury Ike 40
man scornea" and when ;hat NO
man is possessed Of the patience
which has been exhibited 5y Ny
Dear Maria, coupled With the ~
s,ic. 20 Know jus: when and how
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Don't Break Down,

Severe strains on the vital organs, like
strains on machinery, cause break-downs.
You can't over-taX stomach, liver, kid
neys, bowels or nerves without serious
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take Electric Bitters the matchless,
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not break down, while enduring a
most severe strain, for three months,
is due wholly to Electric Btters." Use
them and enjoy health and strength.
Satisfaction positively guaranteed. SOC.
at Henry Hinrichs'.
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