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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-09-11
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-09-11
THE ELECTION
IN: ANDERSON
County Committee Is Probing
Deep.
MANY IRREGULARITIES DISCOVERED.
Committee Has 'Unearthed New
Matter Which Is Said to
Be Sensational.

From The Daily Mail.
The contentious Of Anderson county cit
izens that the primary election was fraud
ulent to the core seem to have been nearer
the truth than many have thought. The
Investigation committee in session Satur-
day found numbers Of names on the poll
ing lists twice and other names on the
polling lists which were not on the club
\ rolls.
Nearly every club roll and polling list
they check brings to light Irregularities
numbering from 10 to IS. The committee
is we'll under way nowin the checking and
should the number Of Irregularities con-
tinue to be as great, the number Of Illegal
votes cast at the last primary will be sur.
prising.
The committee Is working hard on the
| lists and will have the work Of the first
checking completed ina few days. When
that is completed, 1t will be necessary to
| go over the lists again and follow up the
names which were connected with some ir-
Regularity. This will require some time
and it may be two weeks before the inves-
! ltigators will have their work fully COM
pleted. ~ =
While the members Of the committee
will give out nothing for publication, It
was learned through good authority that
some rather surprising Developments had
been brought to light In the session Satur-
day and some Of them affect residents Of
the city.
The names could not be- learned but the
necessary steps will be taken to apprehend
these men when all the facts have been se-
cured. The committee declares that ey-/
cry man who Is connected with illegality
In the elections will be taken to the courts
for punishment, irrespective Of his stand
ing in his community. The sole object OF
the committee is to vindicate the prima-
ries and to bring to account all who at
tempted to or did practice fraud. saS
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-09-11

The greater portion of the copy for
the Program and Premium List OF the
Abbeville County Fair IS now in the
hands of the printer and the delivery
of the books will soon be made, when
distribution will at once commence.
The Premium List contains show
ing of valuable prizes which will be
given for excellence in all lines OF
endeavor, and should stimulate first
class exhibits.
The committee in charge OF the
grounds has done some work recent
ly looking to placing the grounds in
first-class condition.
Ample arrangements have been
made for the entertainment and
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-09-11
PRIMARY. ELECTION
BEING INVESTIGATED
of State Executive Committee Meets
in Columbia Today-Thorough Probe Into
~ .'%: Fraud Charge.

R. M. Jefferies, Jasper ., =
No definite forecast of the commit
tees action can be made at this time,
further than the fact that they SEEM
ed to have instituted thorough in
vestigation into the vote at the recent
election. ~
One dispatch from Columbia has it
that there is a decided undercurrent
in favor of putting the names OF both
contestants on the ballots in the
general election, but such q course
seems hardly likely.
The subcommittee meets today in
the library at the State Capitol in Co
lumbia. All South Carolina is anxious
ly awaiting the final outcome. ~.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-09-11
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES

Next Sunday. September Is, 1912,
will be the second anniversary OF the
pastorate OF Rev. Louis Bristow at
the Baptist church. Special services
will be held on this occasion, to which
:he public Is invited.
Mr.. Bristow has, during his stay in
Abbeville, taken an active part in
everything making for the general
welfare, and is generally beloved not
alone by his immediate congregation.
but by the good citizens Of Abbeville
regardless of denominations lines.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-09-11
HURRIED TO ATLANTA
TO AVERT LYNCHING
Young Negro Carried to Georgia
Capital to Prevent Violence and
Itace Trouble at Cummings

Cummings, Ca, Sept. 9.-The send
ing of Bud Smith, young negro, to
Atlanta for safe keeping after his
alleged confession of the assault on
a young white girl who was found un-
conscious in a ravine near here today
prevented probable lynching and
another outbreak of race troubles
here.
There Is little fear of further trouble
here unless the five negroes arrested
last week and placed in Jail at Mari
eta are brought back for trial to-
morrow. Feeling is running high and
a lynching is threatened If the blacks
are returned to this county.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-09-11
UNITED STATES TROOPS
FIGHT MEXICAN REBELS

ment with United States troops below Ha-
chita, N. NJ, as reported today to Gen. E.
q. Steever at Fort Bliss, Texas. marks the
sixth invasion Of American soil in the last
few weeks.
1t is probable that the border patrol
along the Sonora line will be strengthened
say officials at Fort Bliss, from where Gen
Steever commands the department of Tex
as as well as the Arizona and New Mexico
border adjacent. At present there are
only three troops Of the third cavalry sta.
toned near Hachita where number OF
the invasions by rebels have occurred re,
Gently.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-09-11

ly. 1t was a survival OF the tittest, the
rest were doomed. ....
Thru all this, Mr.. Lewis emerged
with flying colors. my experiences OF
those days are a source Of pleasure
and happiness" says Mr.. Lewis. I'VE
worked hard, but we were paid by
our associations with men Of the high
est type of manhood, and women
whose every thought was for the bet
terment Of human, kind"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-09-11
"CITIZEN" JOSH. ASHLEY
HAS SLIGHT, STROKE
Facial Muscles Only Part At
fected-NOt Serious.

Daily Mail.
1t was reported in Anderson today that
"Citizen" Joshua W. Ashley had been par
alyzed at his home In this county. There
were conflicting reports, one saying that
he had suffered two strokes and was in a
dangerous condition.
The Daily Mail has received the follow
ing telegram from Honea Path: "Report
exaggerated. Slight attack facial paraly-
sis, mouth and eye being slightly drawn
and speech very slightly affected. No Sc
rious results anticipated" :
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-09-11

Frank Clinkscales, defendants attorney.
Pending the appeal defendant was releas-
ed on bond. -. ~.
The case against j. Will Rampey, of
Calhoun Falls, charged with selling cider
containing higher percentage Of alcohol
than allowed by law, was mol pressed by
the solicitor. -. 49,, ,.4. -. ,,.s. ~ -,
The presentment Of the grand jury Is as
follows: s-.. -?
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-09-11
THE LADY OF THE LAKE"

Those who missed seeing "The Lady OF
the Lake" at the opera house last night
should not fail to take advantage OF the
opportunity again offered tonight OF wit
Messing this iirst-class picture.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-09-11

Ell Paso, Texas, Sept. 6.-Reports of a
skirmish between United States troops
and Mexican rebels who crossed the inter-
national line below, Nachita, N. NJ, were
received today by General E.Z. Steeyer, at
Fort Bliss, Texas.
Mexican rebels en- gagged fifteen men OF
the third cavalry, according to the official
report and one reh;k was captured.
An hour later T. strong body of rebels
crossed the line IrHwere driven into Mex
leo by the AmerLh soldiers after fighting
at long range.
Entrance Of j. &ican rebels into the
United States AM, BE subsequent engage
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-24
Granddaughter
of
Gen. Garibaldi

~IGNORINA ITALIA GARlBALr
DI. General Garibaldi's grand
daughter. is spending a few
weeks in this country and is
working in the interests Of the women
Of Italy.
Il am particularly interested in two
things she said. land both of them
have to do with women and With emf
grafton. One is the effort to establish
a headquarters in America to look aft
er the ltalians-especiaIly the women
who go from our country to yours.
The other is the settlement of the col
ony in TripOli and he furtherance OF
the home industries among the wom-
ell. that will help. | fee! sure, in max
ing the colony a success"
Signorina Garibaldi speaks English
perfectly. and she has made evera
visits to this country. She was a stu
dent at Columbia university. New York,
a few years ago.
Il am helping in a fight against the
American factory" she went on. The
Italian girls who come to this country
do not want to go into factory work.
Unless it is an absolute necessity they
don't do it. The love of home and the
desire to stay in the home. however
poor it is. are born in the Italian girl.
"And We women who are interested
in various kinds of social activities in
Italy are working especially hard just
now to revive the home industries Of
the Italian ~women-the lacemaking
and the embroidery. We ant the
Italian girls to be proficient in the
work that their grandmothers did so
beautifully. And if these girls emil
CRATE to America we do not want them
to go into Factories here. out to 60 on
doing the work that they did at home.
so the Councii of Italian Women. Of
which 10Th my mother and myself are
members. is trying to establish an Of
fee in New York to keep in touch with
the Italian women and girls who come
here. At present the Italian govern
ment takes very good care of them I'M
til they land in New York. Every ship
that carries emigrants out of Italy has
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-24
sIGNORINA ITALIA GARIBALDl.

ITALIA GARIBALDl.
to have Il government officer who is
also q physician on board to look after
them. Bat when these people get to
New York Italy abandonS them endre-
~, and they are alone in a strange
land.
Now. the Council of Italian Wornen
wants to stop that. 1t wants to have
Headquarters here for nothing else but
to look out for the women and girls
who come from Italy.
Just now we are diScOuragin9 emil
grafton to America for a new reason.
We have this new country in IrlpOll,
and we want our people to go there IN
stead of coming TO America.
There are two reasons for this. One
is that it is. of curse. better for them
to be in their own country, under their
own government. among their own
people, THAI. in this strange big cOun'
try across the sea. The other Is that
the Italians are not an Industrial out
an agricultural people. and the new
lane will be developed. not as an M
duStrini but ~ uu agricultural colony.
ne i"lniitu~ " no 20 10 1rlpOll VIII
be tnii..tl i" 'Iitrl "tl the WORK ANA
the WAY OF AVN. With which they are
already fnnliti&r The women Will hr
u,lk,ltu hnul,~ W" Are encouraging
the iya3lin- IA 20 To l~rll"ll IN greater
uu,ul.r> Ei~'..td st rumin- 10y so many
tiluu~:!uii> var"
.ftt lt...r II a.. IN % Ia hnNth ttttSIt-
=, lion There are too many Italians Tor
ltaiv ENrr> week steamships bring
,hnuSnuu~ " itnti,n~ to New York.
There. Nrr,, |. 100 III the boat | crossed
on Aud l!nl, i still rruWdrd lhey
must 20 >,ti!i"Whrrn
"Italv has never been successful as a
c0lOnlziny mlliDn IripOli may tan. But
we have hopes Of this new expert
meut."
Il do not believe in woman suffrage
said S%iynorlna Garlbaidi. when the
question was put to her. IL think Il
tends to take women away from thu
home. and | think 1t far better for Wo
men to concentrate on the work thai
has TO do with the home than to try
TO take part in the government. IN
talia women as ii whole are indltrer
! ent to suffrage They are more cor
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-24


SUM M O N
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or
THE FIRST JUDICIAL Dls-
rRICT OF THE STATE OF Ne
vADA. IN AND FOR The
COUNTY OF ORMsBY
Tn. S,ats Of Nevada Sends Greet
;,y to OTTO HARRIS WHITE.
LULU WHITE,
Plaintiff.
OTTO HARRIS WHITE,
Defendant.
Action brought in the DISTRICT
Court Of the First Judicial Distr1ct OF
N. Stat. of Nevada. Or;nsby County
and tn. complaint filed in said county
in the Office Of the Clerk OF sa'o LIS
trict Court. on the 4th day OF May
A. u. 1912.
r.. oTTO HARRIS WHITE, de-
PENDANT:
Van are hereby required to appear
NJ an action brought asai''' you oS
+b. .boye-naned Plaintiff, III the ip'-
,r;,, Court OF the First Judicial Dis
,r;c, ol the State OF Nevada, ''rn''"y
County. and snswer compliant me-"
therein within ten days ~'excins'Ne VI
the day of ,~ervice) after the aeiNi''
an Won of this Summons It served III
said County. or ii served out OF ''''
Comfy. but within the Dis.'''''
,wsnty DAYS. in all other cases ior'y
DAYS. or Judgment by default VIII DC
49,, ay,;nst Won according to the
,rayer OF said complaint
The said action is brought 10 Oh
,.;, . decree OF divorce and the Gus
,,dv ri Robert White. the MINOR
child Of plaintiff and defendant o"
IN. Grounds OF desertion ami non
.u,port a, more fully appears III TIC
verified complaint herein reference
TO which is hereby made. -.
\nd YOU are hereby notified nat !
wan i,il to answer said Complaint
the said Plaintiff will apply 10 tn'
Court for the relief demanded.
Given under my hand this Attn o"1
of May, 1912.
GEORGE SPRINGMEYER.
Attorney for Plaintiff
r;... Insertion, June 8. 1912 6v
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-24

The people appreciate good goods
whenr they get them. pa<ton's IS
such a place and everything sold
over the bar i, the best riat money
can buy. Everyone who tric, the
new goods voices this sentiment,
A Grst-class soda fountain. used but
little. as good as new. Tor sale at
a bargain Inquire at this office
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-24
THE NEVADA SALOON

The Nevada Saloon, under the
management OF Fritz i'"smeyer' Is
be co,ning one OF the popular places
Of the city Virginia steam beer IS
kept on draught and Is q 'av"r''e
BEVERAGE. Drop IN and talk IT over
,;,b Er;tz His goods are the hest
and he will treat you night.
GOOD iull-,ize. double hedStr3o
with woven wire Mattress N'
in hrst-class condition ara al "
bargain Cali at Ims Office
s-rva1,ye Il you IN America. bnt l
do NOT believe in women working Tor
other women and for the people whs
need help" )
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-16
NOTICE-Confractors


49, - 0M1E<xrA
Softce - hereby given that ne under
sEn>d STATE Boart % Cuntrei Of West
NEElnla. I'll until noon On Tuesday. the
tatrueth day Of April 1879. resolve sal
- et1s for furrtshinE an materials ana
laeor and erecting and coupl~tinr .
pormifory Building 81 the West virginia
Industrial Hone for Girls az salem. West
Virginia according 20 plans ana spectfi-
e..aons nlsd N the follo~inx places
office OF wheelin< InteliiEencer. wheel
ing- W Va. office OF Dispatch S~~a
fsrkersourx. w Va, office OF Daily Tel
eerem. ciarksburg W. Va. office OF SUI
pertntendent Of Girls Industrial Home.
salem. W. Va; office OF State Board Of
Control. Charleston. w Va All bids
must be sealed and accompanied By a GER
tined cheek for Five Hundred Dollars
ttSoo-eob and must be addressed to the
state Board Of Control. Charleston. West
virginia. plainly marked bid for work
At Industrial Home for Girls this check
10 De held or returned set forth In
specifications Immediately upon award
ing the contract. the successful bidder
Is expected TO execute \ proper contract
with guaranty bond In q penalty equal to
the amount OF the contract price The
state Board OF Control reserves the right
TO reject any and all bids This the 18th
day of April. 1914. State Board of Con-
troll BY John A sheppard. ap-ls-2o-25
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-16
NOTICE.


.SLA[A@
WHEREAS. IN the suit IN chsncsry
ero1sht ~ the city % Whseling against
tee natural Cas- Company % West VIZ
fini.. IN the Circuit Court Of ONO coun-
- the city Az INJUNCTION AGAINST
snSh COMPANY. RETAINING II
IRON SELLING NATURAL. GAS FOR
PETE WITH GAS MANUFACTURED
81 IhECIrr. OR FROM PERMITTING
xSa Gas; WHICH IS CoNDrcrEp
coSPxSY rSpER Any s T Hr
zLLEla OR PUBLIC GROUNDS or
THE CITY OF wHEELING, TO BE
PosHs SO As 10 roR c IlsHrrSS WIFI rrfi
GAS MANUFACTURES BIZ THE CITY.
that THE COMPANY CAN NOT CLAIM
AND USE THE BENEFIT or ITS
GRANT AND THEN THROW UPON
THE CITY THE BURDEN OF SEEING
USED FOR LIGHTING PURPOSES;
ina, , II MUST TAKE THE BURDEN
iIsELF OF ITS PRIVILEGES 1T MUST
KEEP ITS CONTRACT. and that IT
ca a1xyu 70 ruaNI.H oAs TO
Now, therefore. those who are using
Tor hfhting purpose the natural gas fur
nished by such Company In said city.
GRITTY OF the city of wheeiinE5 are here
by notified that unless they cease such
use OF said gas. disconnect their heat
ing gas pipes from their pipes conveying
gas In their premises for lighting pur-
poses. and thencefo-th refrain from us
Ing such gas for lighting. said Company
viii shut off their supply OF such gas
for any purpose and refrain thereafter
from furnishing them with natural gas
until satisfied IL will not be used by
them for lighting
The Natural Gas Company of West
Virginia, by
GEORGE HEARD.
sp-lo-m Its President.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-16
VARSITY WON
WHEELING PLAYERS FIGURE
PROMINENTLY IN GAME.
Wesleyan Gave the Varsity Team =
Scafe-Blsir Pitched = Great
Game for Morqantown.

Effective pitching on Tho part Of
blair. coupled with timely hitting on
sponsibie for the opening game OF
the season here. ending in favor Of
Tho Varsity % West Virginia Wesley
ans expense. The score standing g
10 3.
Tho game Was hard fought All the
way and errors figured prominently.
The same teams play again tomorrow
and Adams or Stratton will be- on tho
mound for the Varsity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-16
SEALED PROPOSALS.

ehsnts and otn.r Wheisssis Dssisrs.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
ne state Board OF Control OF the State
az ttsr office at Charleston, West Viz
ginia. for furnishing supplies for the
management OF which 10 vested in SAID
Board. Contracts will he awarded to the
IoweF bidders. quality considered. and
Dealers viii be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will fur
stating the lire desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
u-t-su Charisstou- West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-16
LIQUOR LICENSE.
Liquor Application city of whss,i.s

Liquor Application city of wheeling.
Wneeltng. w. Va. April Is. 1919.
To WHOM itMay Concern:
The following 10 an application filed
with me for liquor license for the month
commencing May 3oth. 1914.
Istail-
Thos- +. Thoner for the w. Va EXPOSE
ton and State Fair Association, Fair
Grounds, South End OF Wheeling island.
do hereby certify that the above APP
pllcant for retail liquor license has re-
ceived certificate from the sheriff of
Ohio County. certifying that he has de-
posted Eishty-three Dollars and Thirty
four Cents (ss3.3) as required by law.
Respectfully,
CHAS. II. GEIGER
Clerk OF the License Court
ap-16-23-3o-my-7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-16
Akron Claims the Best
Infield; Central Talk

sp>eiai Dtzpatch 90 the InfslliEeuc~r.
AKRON. q. April i5-When Man
aser Anderson arrives n Akrce Tor
the opening game % the Central
league season on April -. he will
bring with him a hand Of warriors
touted ~ being among the best IN
the business Goat has pushed his
men through a hard workout and
everything Is nov running nicely IN
the Smoke camp with the men work
Ing like veterans In midseason-
The scribes from the city near the
river have a bunch that the Smoke
infield will have a little on that Of
the remaining IL teams in the dozen
league. This may be true but he
Smokes will have to come across with
the goods on April - TO make the
claim palatable TO Akron fans. Al
though he is making no boasts about
IL. Manager Foil has an infield squad
which will make any in the league
travel. With Big Bill Thompson al
most sure OF first base. that cushion
is secure. as Bill is some classy ball
player.
The second base under the super
vision OF Ralph baltimore. last year
with Columbus, VIII be much improved
over what 1t was last year under the
direction of one Tim German. On
short. the team will be Just as strong
as IL was under Spooks Gerber Al.
though O'Connell and Goosetree.
claimants for the berth this year. do
not come In for the ball as fast as
Gerber. each has the throw which en-
ables him to get the pellet to first in
plenty OF time. On third Petite Johns,
at the present time. looks like a fitting
substitute for Midkiff. who covered the
sack last season. Foil has as classy
a band OF beavers as can be gathered
together, including Slosser. Billiard,
Burden, Boland. Sterling. Osborne and
Hart. In the backstopping department
Lee himself will do most OF the heavy
work and will be assisted by either
Jackley or Mcconnell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-16
Positions Wanted-FemaIe

WAUTED-we have girls for office
work. bookkeepers stenographers,
clerks, nurses. cooks. and girls for gem
eral homework sometimes. We have
women for house cleaning. washing.
ironing and odd Job work. Call .Nationall
Phone ak or Bell 1905-R National
Public Service Bureau, Third Floor,
Board OF Trade Building. mr-l2-tf