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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
The Chinese Mshs fhlez'en to Say M
Aliens a Cszsssaa
VILLAGES ARE TRIED
nv she Rioters and the Missionaries
Suffer Many Ous.sses at the Hands
OF tho Lawiess Chinese.-inis1'
ssudents Wese Burned to Death IN
Their School House.

The Chinese are s.il on the va
nsth. and the situation in Auna'
province is reported ss critical "o
men and children are fleeing 10
thei. lives from Chansha, the ca2itas
A number of villages near that cat!
have been reduced to ashes BY ma
tive mobs. The country is placardet
with threats to kill all foreigners
This dssquiet!ns news was o:ousn'
BY missionary refugees who arrived
a, Hankow from chanssaa and near
by missionary stations. Many OF
them had travelled thirty miles on
foot and reached the .fang-Tse-hi'
ans river in rags Their houses had
been burned. and taey lost all oi
their personal effects
The missionaries stated that gun
boats in the river had their guns
trained upon chanssha and nearby
points and have Afforded refuge for
many OF the missionaries. Three
thousand Chinese imperial soldiers
are occupying the strategic points ot
the capital and detatcnnents are oe
Ing hurried to the outlying districts
where rioting is reported.
Many Chinese have Been killed IN
oae instance a technical school was
set afire and thirty students were
burned to death
When vessels approached Chang
aha TO rescue the inperiiled ones the
Chinese mobs satnrat.~ tSe junks
with kerosene Oil from looted sta
.ions OF the Standard Oil Company
and setting them atire. allowed them
70 foa. down the streams IN an at
tempt 70 Are the oncoming steam
erx
The victory Of Human p-ovinse and
the Governor Of Changsha asserted
that they have the situation IN haod.
and that order Is practically re-
stored. but the missionaries say that
they suffer outrases-
The telegraph wires to the west
ward of the disturbed districts have
been cut down. Many missionaries.
American, French and Norwegian To-
main at outlying posts.
The British consul st Chanss17.
Who said. IF one foreigner had Len
Killed a massacre probably would
have followed. The British consul
ate was baroed be:.:se It empso!e:
men from another province in the
construction OF euil!.ngS-
The monetary has % foreign IN
teres.s Is believed no. tc have "ten
great. The Staadtra On &C :npaa!
has lost few tsoasan1 cans :"
oil
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
FOUND GUILTY
woLTEH MUST GIVE HIS LIFE
FOR KILLING GIRL.
Horrible Murder of Ruth Wheeler.
the Pretty Young Stenographer,
viii BE Avenged by the Law.

Albert Wol,er. degenerate youth
OF 19 years. who gloated over lewt
pictures and was crazy" about wo
men. must die in the electric chaiI
for the murder Of Ruth Wheele'.
pretty si1teen-year-old stenog-a7h"r
After only one hour and fifty iniEu'
,es Of de!iberation in the court oi
special sessions found him guilty OF
murder in the first degree at 1880
O'Clock Friday night. bringing TO
close a trial marked by its swift
movement and its testimony OF hor-
ror
The BOYS counsel said with elo-
ouence that Wolter was too tender
hearted to harm cat but twelve
men decided that he had strangled
Ruth Wheeler and thrust her yet
alive In his fireplace. soaked with
oil. her crumpled body writhsd and
burned. With the same waxed-faced
Indifference that he had shown
throughout the trial Wol,er evincsd
no emotion when the verdict was an-
noanced.
With almost inhuman complanoy
be has been asleep in his cell-and
sleeping soundly-while the jury
was celebrating on his fate. This
was made known BY a court attend
ant who said that he had TO rouse
the prisoner to bring him into court.
He will be sentenced on Wednesday.
The jurymen themselves showed
emotion, while the boy who must
die showed none AS the jurors
filed IN the prisoner was led into the
room and took his seat facing the
Judge. His face was the color OF
putty. bu. Ais complexion Is natu:-
ally unwholesome. and its ashness
was accentuated by the brilliant
lights OF the court room.
When asked 1: they had found
verdict, william v. Kulp, foreman
OF the jury. answered in shaking
voice. we have" He then announc-
ed he and his associates had found
wolter guilty Of murder in the first
degree. All eyes Immediately shift
ed toward the prisoner. but he was
as stolid as a piece OF stone. AS be
was being hsndeufed to officers pre-
partory to being taken to the Tombs.
he looked arouad unconcernedly and
then wobbled out with his custo-
dians.
his victim were IN court to hear the
verdict. His aged parents were IL
court during the afternoon. but as
he heard the decision which means
death. he was alone among strangers.
Efforts were Ea.de to get a state
ment from Wolrer on his way to the
rombs. but he refused to talk. Il
don't want to talk tonight-I'm tired
and I want to get little good sleep
first.
Ruth Wheeler was killed on the
18th Of Mach. failing TO dispose OF
her body in he fireplace. Wolter cut
Il apart and left the bust and head
wrapped IN burlap on fre-escape
from where it was pushed into the
yard below. He was arrested on
he o6th and was placed OF trial on
Monday last. He denied ever know
ing Ruth Wheeler. but testimony
showed that she had been lured TO
his rooms expecting TO obtain work
as steno-rapher. There Wolter
had attempted to c:iminally assault
her and had murdered her in the
struggle. strang!ing her With a rope
tied abous her neck.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
Blizzard j., Wisconsin.

$ blizzard MAS raging throughou;
almost the entire State OF Wisconsin.
Several inches OF snow has fallen In
Milwaukee, Mar!1ette reports 2
deo:h os two feet. Temperatures are
below freezing.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
Demands a Court.

dispatch from Columbia says
Col. Brock has filed an application
with the Gorerno! for court OF
inquiry into the row between aim
and Gen Boyd. The Governor says
that he has not had time 10 consider
his action yet.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
4 Fools Joke.

At Chester. Pa. Atwood Young. a
Sixth ward youth. was burned about
the face and eyes by powder from
a joker's loaded" cigarette. and It
is feared he will lose the sight OF
both eyes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
n,d Ware In West

Temperature. ranging from . -
50 degrees above zero. accompan'eo
nv Intermittent tlurries OF snow "e.e
,e,orted from Missouri. Kansas ano
Nebraska Tuesday. Code: weather
Is predicted.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
POISONED HER HUSBAND.
With Four Different Kinds Of Dead
ly Poisons.

The trial OF Mrs Pear! Armstrong.
indicted in Floyd county. Ind. on
the charge o. killing her husband.
George Armstrong. at their home In
New Albany. in December last year.
began Tuesday morning. Nearly
$50 witnesses have been summoned.
a third O! them 10. the defense. The
State will attempt TO prove that Mrs.
Armstrong poisoned her husband
BY administering calomel. caTboiic
acid. rough-on-rats and stCychnine
in broken doses. with the collection
of his life insurance OF $1,000 as
one OF the motives.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
Drowned by Automobile.

Margaret Brennan. a nurse. t~eE-
,y-:wo wears o: age. was drowned n
two feet OF water IL Muck Creek. >
miles from Tacoma. Wash. Friday.
Being pinioaed under an automobile.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
A SERIES OF TRAGEDIES.
Several Enacted at Binshampton on
the Same Day.

the Same Day.
An unusual series OF tragedies
w.re recorded at Binshampton. \.
Y. for the twenty-four hours ending
Monday evening.
Dominic Fritz. Of Corbettsville. a
suburb. died from the effects OF a
bullet wound in his head. He was
shot BIZ his own 1S-months-old child.
who had been playing with an old
revolver. supposed 70 De unloaded.
Charles loves. wealthy farmer,
hanged himself in his barn. despon-
dent ever inability 10 obtain farm
laborers at any but prohibit!ve rates
The dead hody Of al unknown
man about o5 years Of age. vel
dressed and carrying seveTa! hun
dred dollars in money was found or
railroad bridge crossing the Sus'
ouehanna river He had evidently
been struck a:.i kiilet by train
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
FINDS WATERY GRAVE
A Lad Drowned While Fishing in the
Neuse River.

News reached Goldsboro Wednes-
day OF the drowning near Salem
church os Mr. Troy Crawford. son
OF Mr.. Daniel Crawford. Of the Noel
Hill section. Young Crawford. who
was barely is years Of age. and
Charles Williams. aged about Il.
we're fishing in the river. The boys
had just hooked large fish and IN
their excitement overturned the boat.
and were thrown into the swift;
swollen current Two small colored
boys were on the bank and threw a
grape vine to Williams. but Cra~-
ford was carried out into :ie mid
die OF the stream. beyond reach and
was drowned. The body was recov-
cred next morning and carried to
the home Of the distressed parents.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
Arbitration Agreed Upon.

Arbitration OF the wage demand
@, the train men and conductors o.
the New Yosx Central Ines west o.
surs,o were agreed upoa sasu'eas-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
WOMAN coNFEssEs.
co,un,bia Case Is Likely Never to
Re Tried in Court.

Be Tried IN Court.
At Columbia olindo Scessa an lsa.-
ian 6ressmaker. who has been IN 'aii
for several weeks without bail chars-
ad with criminally assaultins tee
wife OF a Columbia matchmaker. was
r,prssav released OF Ave hundred
dollar bail by Judge Gary on an
,e,darit OF the victim admitting that
she had been having Illicit relations
with the defendant previous to the
alleged assault. Il Is likely now tna'
Tho case will never be brought to
+-,al The woman's afada:tt crea,-
ed a sensation
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
ANOTHER .sJSE HORROR
Eighteen Miners Are Probably Dead

Eighteen MINERS are RfOoooAS D
Near Steubcnvilie.
Eighteen Of night force OF %
machine men employed il the mines
near Amsterdam. Ohio. are thought
to be dead as the result OF m e3-
plos!on IN the mine late Friday night
So far six bodies have heen found
and seven have been taken out In an
unconscious condition. Twelve men
are missing. Rescue parties began
work few minutes after the e1-
plosion I; is thought that the e1-
plosion wss caused by coal gas be-
ing ignited by the lights on the
miners helmets.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27
bad" WHISKEY KILLS
SEVEN DIE FROM DRINKING PRO
duct OF DRUG STORE.
Little Towns Were Sure Modern Boz
gia Was Loose, But 1t Was Only
Caused by Wood Alcohol in Booze.

las the result OF drinking whiskey
OF the "made-while-you-wait" brand
three women and four men are dead
in or near Westerly. R. l.. and so
great is the excitement over tie
tragedies that the Attorney General
at Providence. r. l.. has ordered
an investigation into the deaths and
also the places in which socalied
medicinal whiskey is made and sold.
The dead are Lena Blanchard.
Mrs. Ellen Murray and Mrs. Albert
Tucker. OF Westerly. r. T.: Edward
Dougherty. Charles H. Hood and
| Henry Larrow. Of Pawtucket. Conn.
| and ". D. Perrin. OF hopkinton. r.
I.
Thus Tar responsibility for the
deaths has not neen placed. but the
Westerly authorities have informa-
ton that they were due 70 the blum
der OF a drug clerk who used wood
alcohol instead Of the grain product
in making the whiskey- An arrest IS
looked for soon. So far as can be
learned all the whiskey was pur-
chased in the same drug store. and
the symptoms shown BY the victims
in each case. all Of whom died sud-
denly. are reported by the attending
physicians as identical.
One physician has reported tha.
bis analysis Of the contents OF the
stomach OF Dougherty showed the
presence OF wood alcohol in quanti,
ties large enough to produce death
Coroner Brown. OF Stonington. who
has some OF the whiskey remaining
in the bottle from which Larrow and
Hood drank just before their deaths.
GAYS wood alcohol is present In It
in sufficient quantities to produce
death when taken freely.
The frst Of the deaths from the
whiskey was the: OF Mrs. Murray.
who died last Tuesday. An empty
whiskey bottle was found at her side,
bat the physicians stated that heart
disease had caused he- end. While
the authorities were Investigating
the Murray case they learned Of that
Of Mrs. Tucker. Wednesday night
Then on Thursday came those OF
Hood and his father-in-law, Harrow.
at Pawfucket- On the same day the
death of Lena Blanchard occurred
at Westerly. and then that OF Perrin
on Friday. and Dougherty on Sat
urday
Until it was fairly established
that the mysterious deaths were due
TO drug store whiskey. there were
wild rumors to the effect that Bor-
eia had found her way into the lit
tie comm unities and was administer
ing the poison my wholesale. Fam
lilies stopped their milk supply and
were extremely cautious as to where
they obtained raw food-stuf's. Nes-
terly is no license town. and the
result is that the druggists have been
doing a thriving business In the
sale OF all kinds of substitutes. In
the last few years several druggists.
two OF them men OF prominence.
have been cy-cvicted and sent 10 jai!
for selling liQuor.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27

Senator Smith Wednesday turned
loose his dogs OF war on the a:tor-
ner general for prosecuting the cot
ton men. Brown. Hayne. Scales and
,thers. says Zach McGaee. in his.
Washington letter to the Columbia
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0ejtosbe,s.

glm z. Npril in GtroBbura 6rdu
Satobine Dreher i'm Mlter BON 81 Sah-
rem an Der Brigbtihen Niere1.trantbeit.
Die Derltorbene NOR IN Buds 5p. ae6
boren. sic binterldbt aht Gobne lno
brei s 66thier.
Mm z. Npril III 8naoenbiitten Grau
Gatbarina McGop i'm Mlter bon 80
ssohren. Balentin Mcgpp in NeD pbis
laoelpbia III elm 6obn Der Berltorbenen.
glm IL. Mpril in Miobale 5rdu Gina
Holella 5reaele. Die Satin bon William
3reotle i'm 9llter BON Sc Sabren OH
eineln 0rebsleioen. sic binterlaBt einen
@attsn uno fiinf 2inoer.
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Bon oe,,t 8rab aerettet.

sd bate unaefdbr alle Qoffnung
aufaeeeben nah nabesu bier Sabre lans
aen Neiben OH e,nem ihiperen Gunaens
iibel," idreibt 5rau W. s. Dir BON
gIartspille, 5enn. Oft lparen bic
ehmerssn in meiner 8ruit fait nners
trdalidb uno itb fonnte feine Mrbeit per.
fihten, bod, Or. Sings Nem Discovery
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ben lafsn. gs 1T bic bette Meoisin. bic
aemadt miro. fiir bic Geble uno 2unae.
6artnddiaer 2uten. b6sartige Grtdls
tunaen, 0eufieber. 2a @rippe, Mftbma,
Brdune. Bronhitis uno Blutftiir3e.
0eiierteit uno Reuhbuifen peihen balo
oieIer munberbollen Meoiain. 0eriubt
lie. SOC uno $1.00. probeflaihe frei.
Inter @arantie pertauft BON W. 6.
peters. benz beutlhen Npotbefer.
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0eiraths b e,utIlt9atngem.

ssames D'@onnor Belle Maters,
beioe bon Nep philadelphia.
2ouis 8. 0artman Sohanna W.
2e,tt, beioe bon ubrihsoille.
s. W. 8athe1 6arrilon @ountp -
3etta gamantba Cor. DennilOn.
Rl1aro 0arper = 9nna Wap Yareell,
beioe bon @anal Doper.
Morris 8. Jor. Oort Sp. - Beulab
Giniep. Slap 3p.
sSames Omens - @o!oie y. goner.
beioe BON @abwallaoer.
Charles Wianot = 2aura 0arolng.
beioe bon ytew @omerstomn.
9erihel 6iiber, Sanoppile Silllan
Mc@rearp. Wineral @itp.
Geo. 8. penroo, Stem pbilaoelpbia =
gatharina @ngeloinger, @anal Ooper
2eon 6eub. Yarral - Gmma Sal.
Nen pbilaoelpb.a.
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Bruu4 il bsi6m5ysn. un6 ipdBrenb
meiner sipei lebtsa GxpeOiticmen II
fsin Sduglins mebr ertpiirst ipnrs
ben.
pearn fdbliebt BE Gnilberung fets
ner arfttfhen 6reunoe mtt benz Mu1ls
fme, baB man ME berfumen uDge,
bie Gsfimos aur gipilifatiDn gu be-
tebren, oenn bies bteBe bte 3erfDs
rung ibres briioerlihen Rommiiniss
mus, Der allein bisber bie Maf1e bor
benz llntergang betpdbrt bat.
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SnGranfrei1 Bat man etgens
aur parfiimbereitung grpbe Ge<
ipdnsbGnfer angelest, In benen ffdrf<
buftenbe BlMmen in Maifen ge5ogen
,perben. Direft iiber benfelben finb
glaspfatten angebraht, Die man nit
flarem gett besieBt. Di.fes Jett iaust
an ben ausitr1menhe, Blnmenbnjt
ouf unb ipiro bamit fDrmli9 onr4.
apaen. gpGter faabt man es db.
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Ser Wsai lit gefonimeH Ste adnme SdblaaeH ans
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Snrge bic Snt5ur 2sbensfreDe pielnler mieoers ilao
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tit Dnln bic Grdlaffurs Der bentigen Wtenidbeit
liable @efbtsIarbe. aOpfi6mer3en geritspinng uno
aiIosre wer0onunasbe biperben 9ersflopfeH Sd5tpn
Det Nattgfett 3tldenfnmdds ipiuie lufltere bDd]ft
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rf elne MufTriHung nes f6rpers nerlan9t ipie lie bic
1atur dllen 6ubereH Heibbpfen gerdbt jebf i'm Jrab.
ing 5utbel iDefDsH idBt Der fbfrarbetete Nienintn-
feib 0ber silr YaAbittif nit btnl beribmen ct
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aus Dett 0erid1tSDerbatt0s
IttttgeM.

NaA elmer @ibune bon brei Sagen
fano Die 8rano Surp leBte Wohe neun
Antlagen be9riinoet, wdbreno bier als
unbesrunoet absemieien wuroen.
@eesn Darrp Riripatrif Gegen stpei
Mutlaeen Dor. cine meseu Diebfahl uno
cine anoere ne9en OiebNabl uno gin=
bruh.
Sobn Morsan miro tpesen ginbrud
auaetlaat.
Geo. 2ona uno @up Glart limb be-
lhulo,st. am bellen Sage einen glns
bruh oeriibt gu baben.
Charles @arabranot bat ii1 auf cine
Nntlaae tpeaen Siebfabl au perant=
norten.
Drice 5pler iii befhuloiat, aefoble=
neg @iQentbum empfansen su baben.
@eaen @ront Dalton liegen brei Nn=
tlaqen pesen @inbrub uno Siebltabl
Dor.
0arrD Girtratrif bon ubri6soile.
BON Der 8rano Surp tpeQen @inbrud
uno Siebitabl angetlaat. betannte lih
! fhuloia uno puroe pom Gibter auf
unbeitimmte 3eit nod Der 3efoman=
falt in Mansiielo seidift. Nuf Die
alnee. BON Dem Mitaefan9enen 8rewell
$50 eeitoblen Su baben. ertldrte &irt=
patrid, er babe oas 8elo niAt 9eitOblen,
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s)arrp 3. @toner. % Sabre alt.
muroe auf l Sahr bel barter Nrbeit nod
benz Nrbeitsbaus eeibift. st betannte
lib ibuloi9. feline Srau uno spei tlelne
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fannie iih Ibuloig uno -muroe i'll elmer
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theilt, naboem er ueriproben. bGs 8elr
suriiG 3u erItotten. Shut er lsBteree
niht, 10 muB er na1 Dem Nrbeitsbons.
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tanten It'd -oes @lnbrlhs uno 8ieb
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ltaGls iduioiQ uno muroe gu elnen
| Woaut 9lrbeltsbaus nebit elmer gpb
| uon $25 uno Soften Derurtbeilt. @
| bate i'm Yabnbof in ubridsuils ell
Yafet 3leioer gehoblen.
Il WtarD 6. Sberline bon DILL 5otpn
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aeihieoen iein un0 befhuloiat ibrel
utaHH, &c pdOe lle grattlaHl 0eQaHOell
Die 9lase eegen Sobn gopp il
Canal DOper, Der me9en BerleBuna De
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4ntlage erloben.
6rau Glliee 90. Hippstb bon Eenni
Ion beibuloiet ibren Nann. Denrp 3
Gippstb, er babe lie fbleht bebanbeli
uno geeen ibren Willen 9e3muneen. mi
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Snfafie zines ifleffen 0anies in Sc
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: i'm Sfiober 1903 uno bat srpei Rinoe
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Der Mmt pes BImtes

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men, ghmdren. fahlem 5eint. einenl
aelbIiidtiaen Nusieben. ounflen Slefen
uno etelen auf Der 0aut. idmtlid
3eiden BON 9ebertrantbeit. Doh Dr.
3inas yiem 4ife pillen biloen reides.
rotbes glut. eeben cine tlare 0aut.
roliae Wanqen. feline 0autfarbe. @e-
iunobeit. 0eriuht iie. 25c bel Us.
Is. peters, benz oeutihen Apotbeter.
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f, Baltimore & Sbio Giieababn.

Stir Ronhen peieue prie bm gGfen big gum Is. Mpl.
Gunbreiaben 3. 8enfag on Wona
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