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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
TAXES WILL Be LOWER
STATE BOARD REDUCES MILL
ASSESSMENTS.
From = Sixty Per Cent Basis To a
Fifty Per Cent Ba.is by Big Ma
kHty.

AS its meeting in Columbia Oh
Wednesday the State board OF equal
.zation decided hy vote 70 a3 10
to assess cotton mills. cotton oil mills
and fert:lize. plants on nifty per
cent. basis. instead Of so per cent as
formerly. This action vas taken
upon motion OF Mr.. John Shule:. OF
O.aogeburg. following the argument
earlier in the day OF Mr.. F. Beiton
Gvie.. and several speeches in the
afternoon on the matter. There vas
a proposition TO make :he assessment
on a 40 per cent. basis. but this was
withdrawn as was the proposition 10
assess the corporations on the same
basis as heretofore with the under
s,anding that or improvements the
basis should be so per ceot.
Mr. Grier represented the cotton
mills OF the State. through the Asso-
citation. which the mills are not fully
satisfied with the SO per cent basis.
/, is realized that tcis was the best
that could be had.
The most vigorous argument
against che action taken by the board
was that o, Mr. jeremiah Smith.
o. Horny. who said that the coastal
lands are assessed enough now: that
there IS much real estate that IS val
ueiess 20 the farmer oa account OF
swamp lands and other property that
does not produce anything. and that
! the farmer Is now bearing sufficient
| taxes
Mr.. Smith, who made PROPOSE
:;on at former meeting that 100
per cent be the basis and over whose
protest the so per cent basis was
adopted. declaring that although the
| Hand values have been increased the
same has not been true OF the prop
e-ty under discussion. He made an
impass;oned plea that the motion o!
so per cent basis be killed. The
vots on the Shuler motion resulted
| yeas-Loma1. Courtney. Ciink-
scales. Johnson. Ve-dier. Turner
Hafner. Godfrey. Davis. Won Lehe
James. Gadsden. Thompson. Knight
| Cochran. Spence. McKensie. Good
xin. Alton. Dekay. Mcleod. &c
wards. Pesus. Floyd. Shuler. Bollin
Coleman. Vernon. McLaurin. II. X
Smith, Funk. +. L. Johnson. Evan:
l-33.
Says-Guess. Reaves. Read. Kit
ties. jeremiah. Smith. Zimmerman
tO'Dell. Adair.-8.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
r. Packre Luncheon.


Ore who has 70 pact Luncheon .of
omecn" who IS gosog away on the
train can ct quite an amount oi !ooo
.a;o small box and make II convent
ut 10 carr. In the frI place get
plain pa@:enoa,d box and plenty U
waaed pa1e:. Wrap al moist articles.
caka. etc. IN paoer. Cut the bread.
rut,er it: add l!itle jar Of preserves.
One woman keeps ali OF her colo
cream jars FOR this purpose. They have
glass lids that screw on the jars and
as they can be washed clean tnes
make. splendid receptac!es for holding
cooked delicacies. Gu; bananas in
half and pack separately: cut oranges
in bal. and wrap in paper Wrap
boiled eggs in tissue paper. Chicken
should De wrapped in wa1ed paper:
Add neat little box of bonbons and
a few Salted peanuts. The woman
who takes genuine pride in packing
a luncheon Will not forget to put in
flower. II /; is only rose or carna-
ton. for /. will be bright and iresn,
ar! eve-rth:ns inviting has lis de-
.irAd Effect upon the :ired traveller.
II cossible. Gu, all foods. and place
only a tiny oyster fork and butter
knife in the box The plate should
he PLACID in the handbag. the box
thrown away after the meal Is eaten
and The journey is over. II is not
necessary TO add large quantity OF
food. su, il should be neatly arranged
II" with very heavy cord and have :
wooden handle. 10 that the box can be
conveniently carried.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
FIGURES CAUSE ALARM.
Among Republicans Because They
Help the South.

The Washington correspondent OF
The News and Courier says because
the population figures Of few OF
the Southern towns. taken under the
rev census. have shown big increas-
ee over the figures OF 1900. leading
men in the Republican party have
become thoroughly alarmed. and
asve begun a movement 70 keep the
representation from the Southern
States in the SD Congress from be-
:ng increased.
Two places in Virginia. Lynch
burg and ChristiansburS. have
shown big increases and the same
it true Of TWO Georgia towns. F!iz-
gerald and Hawkinsrille. in Texas
nearly all OF the fifteen OF twenty
counties. which have had their pop
alation figures made public. show
big gains. The same is true Of Ok
!ahoma and Tennessee.
| II is said that these. being wide
" scattered. indicate that the gem
erai growth all over the South has
been large: in fact. much greater
than any one expected. and that II
the same ratio is KEEP, up cepresen-
taGoa from that section must OF
| necessity be Increased. To fore
stall such an increase IN membership
!, is proposed TO begin the downward
movement now.
| Efforts made 10 ascertain whe;he;
! q not President Tar, was interested
il the movement failed 10 disclose
ANYTHING tending TO show that ht
was cogn;zant OF 1t. but it is under
stood tha, Congressman Bennett. o
%ew York. and others. who are lead
ing in the proposed cut. made bin
acquainted with their plans before
Re went t. Re-eriy That the move
men' is on in earnest is oot denied
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27

When il suits how easy i: Is to
credit the Almighty or TO hold him
responsible. as the case may be. for
,hincs in which he has taken no
Part. Thus The mother OF JoAEson.
the negro pize fighter. is sure
that the Lord answered the prayers
OF negroes for his success and smiled
approvipglv upon him. With equal
assurance Jenries' father is certain
,ha, the Lord purposely let his son
'rse 10 teach him needed lesson.
:iosi people think that the Lord had
nothing TO do with il. ard they are
Ush:. o. course.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Laundry TIPS.

The b.S: huid tG wash muslin dress
es OF Gcl:ca,. color ia is -icc wa'cr::
rse no Suap Boil one POUND OF rice
IN 4 s.,llcn OF w@ter. Reserve quart
OF the water for sta,ch!ng. Tnca
sash m. dress in ri" remainder.
Rinse il clear or slightly 5lnsd water.
Starch ;ac dress in the rema:ninG r;ca
w.i.I
Dresses with a co!ored pattern on
then, >hnrld nevc: b- h@Eg liz the
suu 10 dry.
Closely woven goods requires less
starch than others.
hid slippers. purses. belts and
gloves ere best c!eansed BY rubbing
hem With French chalk.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
HANGED HIMSELF IN SHED.
William Fulmer, Aged Aiken FaI-
mer, Commits Suicide.

Mr. William Fuimer. an old and
respected farne, OF the Shiloh sec
ton. OF Aiken County. committed
suicide Sunday night by hanging
himself in the buggy shed OF one OF
his neigh bors. For some time ne
had been il melancholy state o:
mind and Only recently. il IS report
ed. made an unsuccessful attempt 20
kill himself. Saturday night. after
a long rain storm. he iet; his home
and wantered OF TO some unknown
place.
SUNDAY he spen, the day with M.
John Rusoee. who lives several miles
from Mc. Fulmer. and towards nigh;
he complained OF feeling bad. Say
ing that be Was going TO the home OF
another OF his neishbors. he LETT The
house x!one. and until found dead.
was not heard OF again.
Monday morning. some one going
TO Nj. Busbee,s shed 70 feed. found
Mr.. Fulmer hanging over The rea!
OF the buggy with driving :ciG
looped around his neck Judging
from the surroundings he had run
the line over the .after above. loop
ed il around his neck AID jumped
on.
Nj. Fulmer was somewhat feeble
minded and had at one time been at
inmate Of the State Hospital at Co
!unoia His family IS prominent
one in that section and they have
the sympathy Of many friends.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
WOMAN BETRAYS
AN EMBEZZLER AND HE Is AR
RESTED BY OFFICERS.
He Mas 4 Bank Cashier and Had
Stolen One Hundred Thousand
Dollars.


Eiut.iuc the police Of several cities
and or;yate detectives for more than
.wo mor,hs ! Howard Lowerv alias
i.mes y Johnson. wanted in Uti-
.ca Y on charge OF embezziing
moro than sloo. 900 from the Utica
civ Na,iona, Bank. was betrayed
INTO ,he hands of detective
a, philadei,hia Nv a woman and TAX
>, 10 Eow YORK state before the To-
ca, authorities were aware Of what
was going on. His arrcs, IS the re-
ward o: patience and perseverance
on the par, o: Daniel J. kelleher. a
dctec,:v. OF .he Ncw York ortice OF
The american Bankers Association.
Lowe-v Was note teller in the bank
and disappeared last April while an
examiner was going over the bank S
books.
Kelieber after long time. got Z
clue which lef, 20 several cities ard
,Aen 20 Wilmington, Del. He learn
ed that woman was in co.respon-
dence with the former teller and ne
spent mary days IN Wilmington be
fore he learned her address and then
kept tabs or he' for nearly week
before his vigil was rewarded VI
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Nineteen Persons Killed.

Nineteen persons were killed out
right. three probably fatally hurt.
and half dozen were seriously in
iured in a hcadon collision between
freight and passenger train or the
Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
railroad at Micdletown. o.. MONDAY
evening. OF the killed IS were pas
scugers. the other victim being a
member OF the train crew
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Now You Ca, Stencil.

All o. th. difficulties that one meets
"ith We; t.es for making stencil pax
,.rns J. overcome by the use o! stick
or stencils which any 1"man can
rse in making her cwn stencil pat
..rrs. II can be used on say fabric.
auc j, is claimed the colors will wash.
The discovery sas made long time
80 thai c0iored crayonS such as cnll-
drcE use a; school could be I:ed ~
stencil work. and they can Dc used
:cr making splendid little doili"s on
which 10 place ;ardincreS. These.
however can no; lie washed. s;nsc inc
Spcrn,acrtti washes on IRON, the mus
lin
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
There Is Much to Learn.

From all accounts the average
farc,e! in this country does not more
than half farm his land. Tha; IS.
he does not get from the land more
than one half OF wha, he would get
il the land were properly cultivated.
It IS said that the yield per acre o.:
wheats. oats and other crops is not
one half OF what the European farm
e7 Gets. Some may say that this IS
due 10 difference OF climate and soil.
But that does not account 70. II
considering tha, In almost any dis
,rict In this land experience shows
,ha, farm Systematically and thor.
oushiy cultivated will produce often
twice as much as the adjoining farm.
The one remedy. apparently. is TO
get back 10 the land. have smaller
farms and 20 in for intensive farm
ing. This plan is being adopted BY
many nrmers with profitable re-
sui.s.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
TERRIFIC STERN
Visits Rock Hill, at Night Doing Ser
ious Damage.

Not IN wears has such a terrific
storm struck Rock Hill as the one
which broke over that city Thursday
nigh. abou. eleven o'clock. The
lightning was OF an awful character
and the thunder sounded like the
universe was being split The cleo
l:ical display was continuous for
over an hour and rain fell in YER
liable floods. Lightning struck the
home Of ]. S. Stowe. in Woodland
park. and knocked a hole in tie
side Of the building large enough to
crawl through. Strange to say no
one was injured. nor The house
burned.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE:.
Family Sust Vacated Porch When
Lightning Struck.

A peculiar freak OF lightning IS
reported from Belredere. IN AIKEN
county. ~ the home OF Walter Har-
r!s. well-known citizen 4; that
place. ;he family we're sitting OF the
front porch. when small thunder
storm came up. As the storm ap-
preached, the family got up from
the porch and went into the house.
Just as they were closing the door
the lightning struck tree in the
front yard. The Dol; ran from the
tree 20 the porch. and knocked over
the chairs. which had been vacated
OILY 4 moment before. Had the
lighting been moment earlier. they
would have been struck. The es-
cape was very narrow one.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
KILLED FOR HIS MONEY.
Found Dead on Pile ~ Fodder in
His Stable.

II. F. Zacharay. aged so. amiser.
was found murdered on a Pile Of
fodder in a stable on his premises
in the suburbs Of Roanoke. Va. on
Monday Two pistol bullets were
found in the head. The police are
looking for Mack Walden. negro
suspected OF the crime. The purpose
OF the killing was dob5ery. and It is
believed the slayer got big sum
OF money. More than $500 in cur
rency was found sewed in secret
pockets IN a second pair OF trous-
ers worn by Zachary
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Run DOWN BY TRAIN.
North Carolinian's Body Il Found
Horribly ManSied.

The remains Of white man
supposed 10 have been those OF W.
IS George. Of Charlotte. were found
on the Southern railway Tuesday
By a section foreman a mile and a
quarter south OF Lexington. y c.
II is thought that the man VAS beat
ing his way on train and fei' The
head was battered o1 and portions
100 yards up the track. On Ike
clothes CT ~ man were toInd !
gold watch. smashed fat. post card
signed by ". VI. George. prescrip-
ton whitten for Mrs. ". VI. George
by Dr.. j. ". Summers OF Charlotte.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
SHOT AT BASE BALL GAME.
Third Brother to Meet Death In VIZ
oleat Form.

Robert Hudson was shot through
the heart and instantly killed. Er-
nest Hudson. aged ls. son OF Robert
Hudson. was shot through the abdo-
men. and R. 4. Walk. a constable.
was shhot through the arm at g base
sail game al Max Meadows. Va. Fri
day when Constable George Afford
went to arrest the elder Hudson.
Young Hudson may recover. Walk
went tot the assistance Of Afford.
and Ernest Hudson went to his IA
Tiers aid. Walk surrendered and
taken to the county Jail a: Wptne-
willie. Two brothers of Robert Hud-
son het si!ilar deaths TO that which
oefsll aim. Charles Hudson was
killed some years ago at M&n Mead
ows. and Richard Hudson was killed
at Coeburn. Va.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
coz Cotton Says Hudson.

Twenty cent cotton this tal. vas
predicted Tuesday by State Comm!s-
sioner Of Agriculture Thos. G.. Hud-
son, who addressed the Farmers
t MON at Union City Ga. He pre-
d!c,ed ,ha, there would be only half
4 crop, and that tbs. combined with
business conditions ard holding
by farmers throughout the
South. would reduce the high price.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Did Not Commit Suicide.

A dispatch from Tampa. Fla.
says An autopsy held on the bcdy OF
vii! Ellison. the slayer OF two o:ter
negroes and who it Was supposed
suicited revealed that the negro died
from suspended heart action as a
result OF over stimulation II Is the
opinion OF physicians that the e1
cessive use OF cocaine caused the
negroes death. Eva Ellison ;he wife
OF the negro. Is expected TO die a,
any moment Policeman HymaI.
It Is now expected. will recover.
none Of the small shot entering his
breas, penetrating vital spot.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
RENEGADE DEMOCRATS.
Who Voted for Lorirner Denounced
for Doing So

Democrats from all parts OF the
State Of Illinois gathered a: Lincoln
and vigorously denounced the action
CT those Democratic members Of the
State Legislature who deserted their
par,y's choice Tor United States Sen
a,or and cast their votes for Wn.
Lor;mer. Tn. resolutions also con-
mend the twenty-Sour members Of
the Legislature who demonstrated
their loyalty IN upholdiog the honor
OF the Democratic party by their uc-
waverins adherence 20 the primary
nominee OF their party for United
States Senate The resolutions con-
Guided with an invitation 70 honest
and patriotic men Ito come to the
rescue Of the State and drive from
power the present Republican olisar-
chy. and thereby restore good gov
erament to the people
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Rain Came at Last

Reports from .he farming coun-
Try between Cheyenne and the Ne
braskaline. state tha; the heaviest
rain OF the season fell early Monday
insur!ng maturity OF crops threaten
ed by prolonged drou'h.
Attack on Depo, Master.
SympathizerS with the strikers
made demonstration N front OF
the tenth street union station al
Niagara Falls. " y. Tuesday night;
TWO men we're assaulted. The men
injured are depo, master Smith. who
Was beaten and IS !n charge OF a
doctor. and conductor named Lew
all. who came in on train about
q O'Clock He was struck in the
face aat Knocked dowc.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
POOR, FOOLISH MAN.
Accused His Wife Of Betrayins Him
and Suicides.

accusing his wife OF bes,owing up.
on him a Judas kiss and OF inst!-
eating his arrest as fugitive from
justice. William Lyons hanged him
self with his leather belt and ended
his life in his cell in police STA
,ion a, Washington. D. c.. Tuesday.
Lyons alleged olense was the oper-
alton OF handbook He was TAX
en- into custody or an o:d charge and
his arrest had no connection with re-
cent raids.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Dies OF Injuries.

Charles L. Register. young far
mer OF Warsaw. Duplin county. ".
c.. who was assaulted Sunday after
noon by Walter Way. a young white
man o. Wilmington. died there Tues
day night at the hospital from the
injuries received. The difficulty
arose over : dispute concerning a
IS cents bottle o. whiSkey.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Killed One. Wounded Another.

Peter Lander. colored. aged about
six. shot and instantly killed his
brother. John. aged 8. at the home
Of Jonas Mccullough. at Chester. On
Thursday afternoon. and perhaps IA
sally wounded John Mccullough. al
SO about 9 years Of age. The young
er Lander boy vas playing With a
gun. which was discharged. The load
tore of the lett side Of John Lam
der's dead and wounded Mccullough
in the sane manner. though not so
seriously The schooling was acci-
dental
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Made Fast Tn,c.

With contract requirements calling
for a speed o. only IS knots an hour.
the torpedo boa; destroyer. Roe m ade
81 knots in Standardization tests
on the Delaware breakwater course
according TO a report received at the
navy department from the board o.
inspection. She burns oil as fuel
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Killed by Lightning.

Geo. G.. Wilson. a prominent young
man OF Mayodan. " c.. was struck
by lightning on Friday afternoon
and instantly killed. VI, Wilson was
standing near the chimney Hue io
the store Of his brother where he
worked y boil, from passing thun-
&c. Storm struck this HGe and il
same way vas communicated 10 Sir.
Wilson.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Mother and Babe Burned.

Trapped in bed with her week-olI
baby. Mrs. Grade Wilson. OF Grand
Rapids. Mich. was burned 10 death
Thursday afternoon when fire de-
s;royed the old Ledyacd block a; the
corner o. South Division street and
Fourth avenue 4 nurse. Mrs. Amel-
ia Heeaey. who tried 10 rescue the
mother and babe. received burns
which proved fatal an hour later. and
the babe is dying in the hospital.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Tornado Hits Texas.

Two persons were killed. one SER
:ously injured and property damaged
20 the extent OF between SO. 900 and
$4,000. as the results OF tornado
that blew through one corner OF it
aly, Texas. a; 6i5 o'clock Monday
evening. The dead: NJ Poach and
son. Charles. Poach ard his son
we're crushed beneath the wreckase
of their home
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Prize Fighting Killed.

Prize fighting in Los Angeles is
a: an end. Without a dissenting
vote in the city council Monday in
s,ructed the city attorney 10 prepare
an ordinance TO prevent boxing e1h'-
b!tions and sparrins contests. The
ordinance will be presented at the
mex, meeting Of the cou:.c:i and its
passage is virtually certain.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
The Cotton Tare Case

In fewer words perhaps than Il,
has taken the Supreme Court to tel
OF much less important cases. that
tribunal Thursday evening in an
opinion being handed down by JUS
tice Eugene g. Gray dismisses the ap-
peal OF W. G.. Mullins in the now
famous cotton .are case involving
nearly TWO million lollars.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
TRIED To GET AWAY.
Young Man Probably Fatally Injur-
ed by a Leap.

At Chicago John Olowski aged
twenty-five. was probably fatally
injured las, night when he jumped
ou, Of rear window Of the second
noor o. building At $50 Miiwau-
kee avanue. The police learned that
Olowski had gone TO the Office OF
Nine. Zoro. After having his for
tune told be refused 70 pay the fee.
Nine. Zorro then locked him in the
room while she went in search Of 3
policeman. IN the meantime Olo-
wski opened the window and jumped
into the alley
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
HnSi Close Call.

Mr.. Reece Young. OF Clinton. had
close cal! receatlv He lay down
beneath an oak 10 take a nap. 4
thunder storm approached and As he
arose and walked away. the lightning
struck the tree. tearing II AL TO
pieces add splin'ering the very root
on which his head rested.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
LOST LIFE IN SURF.
Heroic Efforts Of Young Ladies Fail
ed TO Save Him.

At Atlantic City. y. j.. Daniel Gal
.agher. aged IS. a janitor at the
Fos,e. home for children. IN Long
port. was drowned Wednesday while
bathing in the surf near the home.
despite the efforts Of a number OF
Young women nurses from the in
sti,u;ion who formed human chain
anl tried to effect his rescue. The
nurses were on the beach with their
charges when Gallagher. who was
some distance out in the water. cried
for help. No other men were near.
and grasping each others hands sev-
eral Of the young women rushed
through the surf toward the strug-
Cling bather A strong undertow.
however. quickly carried the drown
ing man out to sea- Ooe OF the
young women was swept of her feet
but was rescued by her companions
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Run DOWN AT LAST.
Dentist Who Extracted Fortune from
His Bride.

Charged with sw:ndling a Brook
syn woman on, Of sl3.500 and sever
al valuable bonds after marrying
her. Dr.. Henry 3. Keeler. said On e
20 have been prominent ca .ha'a
dentist. was arrested in Detroit OF
Tuesday. In company with him. a
woman IS held at police headquarters.
who. It Is ailes- pose>l "a his sis
ter. and assisted IN getting the non-
ey. According to the police the au-
thorosies Of American and Europe
have been searching she world for
the pair. The doctor was at Detroit
for t-eatmnet Two years ago. II
Ocean Grove he Is alleged to have
met Mrs. WiIhelmina Lynch. whom
be married
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Iced Sheen Bone.

AZ Ne1 Orleans the bone OF >
sheep nas transferred 70 the arm o!
patient al the Charity hosp!ta!
Thursday night The forearm Of
tn. patient undergoing the t.ovel op-
Grafton had been shattered by the
discharge Of q shot gun. The opeI-
at,oc vas p.oCouacet successful.