Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1912-03-14
mr.. FIELDER HAS
WRITTEN BOOK.
REV. HARLEY REPORTS READING
Said to be Some 4Hot stuf' Reports /
Say Fielder Had ". !. Burns
u. 4 Shadow Cole Z.
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REv. HARLEY REpoRTs READING
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There has been considerable tallxi y \
in the state about the book thst 8 !:
Tom Fielder Of Atlanta is said tc a Z
written and d great 3manJ psopys !
come to the conclusion IL As i Ny Is!
bluff andythey were indispo posed 70
any attention to the stories OH ~!
man from Atlanta. Tie Times ~
porter has had several times been
told Of the book that Mr. Fielder has
written but always under the seal of (
secrecy, but recently It hes come % :
the. paper in a way that ths rspos oster
feels at liberty to psa flak III 81 n
Harley. one Of the mpe IN asn
In thel state, has s6e ~ 4 md q
read enough ;of II ~ i,s 3 M \ y q z y B
He has recently Bssi a sica
Of the state and he haal tod 81 tnpsr
Of people cf his reading ot ehs book
ii tie offics al Nj Eaidsr, md that
he really does not bSifsvs that cols
L. Blssss win Be q candi idsts fdr the
goysrnorshiD jwhtn q book c11
onts ut hss ben { ~ NJ passd for lss
ss = esle I !! :. / d I I. =! Z
for for osscutioH "a Hfi ihsi fi6si.
Il il u undsrstood that the commits
sion. could not use The evidence that
they had against the governor, both
as senator from Ner. Jerry county
and in other ways, but that In an
investigating commission the sto-y
as Mr.. Fielder has, II can be used,
and MIR. Harley says that 1t Is the
red hottest thing that ever was put
into book. ~ ~ ~
It, is also understood from several
sources, but none OF them what
nigh. 5e called official, but the story
is told in places that ought to, be In
formed that Detective W. J.. Burns,
the greatest detective on earth has
been trailing the governor, and that
his report may qossibly constitute
part of the evidence that Is to be
submitted to the committee OF fnqui-
ry in this investigation.
1t is thought that this book and the
stories therein, contained, will be a
pare Of the testimony given by Mr..
Fielder at the Investigation
on Thursday
The story of the presence and
work of Detective Burns In this state
as the shadow Of Cole L. Please has
been told to the Times twice under
the seal of "swear TO won't
tell" and once without that restrict
ions, which removes all Of the re-
strictions. ~,
If the attorney general or Mr.. w.
F. Stevenson, or any OF the other
who have been active in this matter
in Columbia know anything about
this matter they are as closa aA
CLANS and 1t is impossible to get any
thing at all from them.
II MIR. Fielder has been working on
these lines he has been doing 1t at
bis own instance and not at the in
stances of the winding-up commits
sion. as seems very plain from these
attempts to get "a line" on the Burns
story.
It is supposed by some knowledge ,
Of these stories that prompted the
editor of the News and Courier to
suggest that Cole L. Blease might
not be in the race for governor this
summer.
It is then unquestioned that Mr.,
Fielder has a book and that Il is q
red hot book, and that It does tell
things on the 81 6(ernor. but that does
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