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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03
70 INITIATE Mll Fo0
HALF MIL ROAD
LEVY

thcasrs. Nssra Is--rS, .iSsalu.v>
of sboat :i.joo s..i r,AAsss ca,hu.i.
ssls IL the state viii b~ ssrrssss,
10 isiliais the bill Tor the half nil
levy - peos,usesa ~ The Colorado
t,coA Rnadu assoriatsoa asA By the
coasay conaiaioses~' sssneisssos
of The state. fhs asnkcs es ssass
must sc srear~d. asa the pssiiioss
filed With the s~rsviasy of state BY
July I.
The eosumitlr- nov Working prr.
vsrins the drat, Of the siii ~iii have
tho same r-sdy within . tc~ days
Aad . meeting uf the .ommitlc~s
nsmed by the tso associations 10
have charge Of this Will st oars hr
called. rhcsc commisic~s as~ eom.
i'osrd Of y. 4. Sommsrs. Draser. e.
=. Te~. 0rrci~y: ". r. Harlow.
taoaldcr: George u. Paitrr,oa. Fort
Noessn; e. x. Mci.sin. Canon City /.
J. ~. Dsaac. Aaprn. and ". l.. An.
dcrsoa os Pueblo. representing the
Colorado Goods Roads as,ociaisoa.
aad the following reprcsca,ins the
coaaty commiaatoaerp' assnristsoa:
q. u. HiRsins. Pueblo: J. q. Clark.
Boulder. }. q. srh~cisart. Canon
City: I'd c. Levin. t.cadviiic. visil
Johnston. Cheyenne Wells. and "
c. Lewis. Greeley.
Preparatory to the Initiation ol
this measure the Colorado Good
Roads association IL now commencins
an active membership campaign
which Il to be carried into ever,
section OF the state. Il il believed
that the hope Of carrying through
successfully any campaign whict
may be inauguratcd for better road
lies In the strength Of . most repre-
sentative membership. Therefore
every business and professional mar
in the state. - well ~ every bust.
ness house In Colorado viii be asked
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03

The eApssss ue su2p0fiisx III
family. however. eas sol b- deducted
fso. the xfass iseoos. A.sosE Item
Tor which credit V sss allowed sss
sspesss for medical silsndAsse. itf'
tssasssee. isssssses o. dusiiiss
store sseoSsss. family ssppliss. sss
1s Of domestic sssvssts. snd eosi el
hoard. sossa os hesss re, for iso
~, Os p~rs0ssi uss. u case an isdir
sidasi osss 'hia sssidsses b. easso'
deduct the esiinaisA ssiu. of hi.
sssI is's' . sesssl epsssiisx . req
I'd farm ss proprietor nsS deduct ths
sesi u the farm ~ . ~, oi the ea'
psss~ Of bis susiss.s.
fsrnsss are sot required ts is'
Glade In their isroos iL- produce
takes fsoa the esso ssd consumed
By the ismiiy. Osiy pseduss soid III
the fssn is 10 ts iseisdsa, \ farm
ss 10 cot essiti~d 10 . deduction fos
his o~s labor. " fes sspsass ot f~sd-
iss livestock. lie nay. however. De-
duct such is~os - cost Of fertilizer
asd other supplies ssd assss'sts
shieh are Ssrd ~ 10 lks course ot
bis operations.
The is~ provides ihsi TOT the y-as
1919 the tAs shall bs ros. saisa osi,
90 the sss iseoas sos The 'ss .oslhs
isoss March isl To llse.as 1iss.
Asd lhsl seiusss shsil b. ss'is 90
the hssis of ttSs-sixsAs .. the year,
Th~s-toF-. IL the Ntr INCOME fos
the last sss aosshs q 1913 ssosss.
is e:..se os aose . sssnEs 90 form
ioss IL required. rus The tee sosShs
at 1919 every sissie Dss.ss is ~.
loved s:..ss -ssnpsios ssd 10 the
.ss~ of hs.hssa ssA vtfs. i,siss 10.
ssih~s sa.s,s.ss -ssotstea. II sos'
puStsa the sri iseo0s for this p~s-
,od d~.is.i,sss shosiA h- ssd~ ios
osiy tive s,sihs ot The aa.aa's prop.
-si, sii.~ able tos The -hol- svss.
Return. for isia aass b. made By
March lat. isis.
Wisaks tos nahisG s-isss. Tor The
issoss- sss may ~ oSssissi fsoa The
collectors sS tslrsast s~$wsue
ihsoushoas the soaatsy. of fru0 sse
ssss-ss of ia'~sssl Rss~na- ot The
Treasury Dvpsssaest ~ wssA'ss.
toe. u. e. II ess- a tsiiur~ o. The
pass ot asy oss rho = sahi-si 10 the
sAs Ia file the s~sssa - the tssss OF
March. the lac iisss . PssAisy os -
pr .ssl ot The aaosas ~ the saa "a
.~s.~a ssd sic 10 ~ go. flee. 10
.ss- u ssis~ or fsssaai~si s~sars
sh~s- 10 p~ssisy Of - ss-f ress ssd
$50 To q: GOO sis- ssa os~ years ~.
rslsnamesl os both.
rh~ isas-su 81 istssssi R~sssu~
has prepared regulations ~h'eh ass
~ osssia-A b. iasesssasa psssses %
srpisessias In ssollsesor u oesssssi
R~v~au- tos the a,p,issai's olssssrs.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03
110f NAVAL RATTLE OF
AIUCAU war EXPECTED

Nnaalr~. Asa"ss. Nss,k i.-1h.
Nssst naval ssss,~ 10 the hss'"s, 'a
Aes,ess s~,"lussoss -. ~si~s'-.i 4"
dsy ~ T"s~iosssmt". s,sAisss N~'
is,sts srs~,s~i b, G-a-rsi Csssspas
~~s~ that the federal suni',a's M"'
sel~s ani Gasrcs" had arrived "i'
tho hss,~'. ~h@rv L., the snn'-ss'
Tamr,s". ~h,sh re'-n'i, ~-n' over
ic Ccnss,'u'toaai,sss
II ~s- asserted 'hs, tn. sT-~ "i
sh- Tamr,." had p'.nis d amu'un,.
,ka and tina, trWm the Interior "s
the land i.ckcd hars"r u ~"uld t'
easy 4" tsxht oft the -" federal '.-'
.~,. which must enter through mar.
r"w channel,
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03
HvTY NEpE1AIs REPORTED
KILLED IN CONFLICT

4 W t'ss". r.sss. NsUh "A .s-s-
ssss 'o the i,ssAid tson N.xsi-~ s,s-.
. s-s'~i ssis'ss that tify federal.
ves~ Killed aas . sussi,-r ~ r',.-,e.
- ssAss N = hattie ., A.ans. stats
= xss i.ass ss'ssss,. last SATURDAY.
= I~s~ssl trssessro css'-ss ..m'
OssAed the s-t'sls ssd the s~.i-s.i.
vese i~d bS c"lnss, Qs,~ssss. s.s.
- ssi~,st. The federal d~ad ,s.iu.'-
Saios Asto~sn " vssGss. Captain
QDess,~s csWsssi- sad lieutenant
neesvSdes.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03

NJ - 0pQD0eA. &ooo ] hovo e0ksQ
l.ydia Z ttakhoa's veessahls Cao.
psaaA ~ seAss - Paias - ~ Osos
~ fss1 Ne . nSv W000A eo1poe
Ruiss yeoe astisias TO hGAay."-M
AUGUSTUS Lvua. Tssss Hu. p
u h ssus thaa aasosV aad Q vsnaa's
vasA ~ pse1scsd ~ paa1sse Fsosdy
~ vs0os's ~ tAse ~ vssA ~
svss kssvA yrs0 ~ ssoss a0d
hssAs e ~ Ssad. LStns Z rtakAaA,
fessy yvasa -. eDvs - vo0aAkta1
10 rsossiy fss iksis p.salhas ~ vhisA
~ psossd assv s0aeafisn tAaa ~
esAss cnahlaoaiua q Avgs svss go.
psss1sA. - saAay i.ydia Z PtakAao's
Vegetable cs0essad b recognized Z
fsu0 eeass y eosss - ~ saao1as4
sv0sdy foe vs0aa's M
h ~ Plnkhaa l.ahsssassy q lSsa.
llaaA. ~ Aiss esstsiaiaG haalss4s q
thssaaa1h us l,sssss fsua wssss sssk.
~ Asaleh -0aay u tAs0 sQaly seoas
ssss thsissva dg1asness - eAsyhave
sseniasa thsR Asa,sA - eaktag L1Aa
Z Piahhan's vseSsahas Compound :
~ n hssns easss thss 4 hDsDSs6 sAs0
as0 surgSeal sQes1sSsaa
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03
Rows hsl

q 130Wo I610S .
~ o9sr oDs Hundred Doliaso Ae.
ward for aay eass q catarrh thss
eaaaoe - cured bv Aalls CasassA
FL. CHENEY = co.Cf,kc,. o.
We. the un8se..gneA have known r. J.
ham pssfsctiy ho0oesSis "a sii bos7Sess
tranoncfsons and AnaneialiT able 10 caSf3
oos any oeiisatsoas na4s b. he Asn.
NATIONAL BANK o. Co1kNERcE,
fe'ede. p.
Haii's casassh curs b eassa inssenai{y,
sous surfaces os the systsn. Tessi0eeisis
'rat lrc~. f'rtec = cents pr hottie. ool4
s-' rv fNr@t~~fstA
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03

E,A Z 0kA1O's
Vegetable Cen
NsaA Whss ] @e
kseM takiag \ ]
vas s19ssiag Ae
Ss0a1o 0auklss ~
ss0s 0me ~ ~
als,aBe ~ kiallD e
ssA0-Ain bb0.
- ~ e hssk -
h s61sa. - Ws0-
6g dsvs piA ]
esslA ~ sassp ~
Niocs ] hsvs laksa
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03
THE DEEP PURPLE"

From many sources we learn that
. great number Of out Of town pat
rons OF the drama are already at
ranging to attend the performance
Of Paul Armserone's great play. "fhe
Deep Purple" when presented in our
city.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03
WATSON NAMED FOR
HAWAIIAN JUD0E80f

Washington. n. c. March =
President Wilson today nominated
Edward Minor Watson Of Honolulu
to be sseociats justice Of the supreme
court Of Hawaii
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03
LOOK! CARDINALS Muis J

II. Augustine. F1a.. seAreh, a.
Following . sssppy ~oskost. Mas.
ascr Huxsins late yesterday eatrais-
Cd the Csrdlnsls for 81. Petessburo.
where they will play the Bsovas ~
day and tomorrow.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03

>-~ Ncrk. Cardinal Earle, 4.
planning = r,r '' Rom. shor'h after
Easter In order 4" make hi. al iim-
,ns Stsi, to Pope rius \
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03
clNcAeo FEDS HAVE
STRone AeeaEeA1Ou

Chisa0p. H.. AArh s.-Thv tiae.
sr ~ sh~ chsessp r~si~saia. ih~ ftsss
Ia b. given oai. ~as sssussee1 To.
aAy BY Assssss Ttskss. nskss
ssSA he was saitssi~sl that tho team
sosSyd ~ = pssasss soss~sacr - hs
has four swift nca. jarksoa. Sha
~ ihe Northwestern i~sxue 10 ssol,
ea> hass lsse ,eas: Ca Colon. vhe
ied the S~w foek state iessus saa
slois swssiy.tive hasss: Mas tisca
Who IN scs .7is asa saoss svsaly
aiae hasss h the Thsve I. ssA Jehs
Masee,. . tea.sesosd asa ~ko plsy'
81 ~tth the rais~sstty os Aisse'
cola lest s~asna.
Al nsrsaAn aad claude Hradsts
viii do the heavy ~osk ot the pitch.
ssx staff rhs ch,saso team did mol
get S~sioa. thpash he ~iii ~ south
with T,nkcr's oes to bcsia traisins
i.A,~ he will join Hrookiyn. Tbs
Ha-,P with the name ot the team
with which zach man played las,
year toiio~s;
htsAers.
Al Freeman. r'hilad~iphia Naisoa
IL.
Claude iicndr,s. ptiishursh.
Tom Mcclure. Chicago fedrrais.
irwin Lang. local sssni.pso.
e J. Watson. MltWAukrc.
Henry Sehmiit. Miivauk~e.
John Giascr. Chicaso scmi.rro.
Dave nlsck. Chicago semi.prv.
Leo Prcndcr&sst. Peoria.
Catcher1
Art Wilson. New York Nationals
lin Biock. Milwaukee.
William Kiliifcr. Philadelphia Ma
,,onais.
lame. nonoauc. scmi-pro.
George Mcivey. scmi-pro.
First DaseRen.
W. Il. Jackson. Spokane.
John Kanchan. Chicago Nationals
Fred Beck. Buffalo.
William ZNnltnE. 81. Joseph.
Second 1asemen.
John Farrell. Chicago Fcderals.
John Granan. Lake Forest univers
ity.
Ice kavanauEh. Chicago semi-pro
Third DAsenea.
| Rollic Zcidcr. New York Ameri
cans.
James ssonley. Chicago federais.
| Shtorstop.
Zoe Tinker. Cincinnati.
0utfieldef1
Al W1ckland. Cincinnati.
| C1d Coles, baltimore and Elmira.
John Muncie. uniyersity Of Mime
sofa.
Max F1ack. Peoria.
pill Brennan was appointed chic
Of the Federals' umpirine staff b,
President Gilmore today. The uua
pires are expected here tomorrow 70
. c&lfierence with the president.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03
UUSJEDolE Rssis hais
Fer uulhss

o. Rso0A0sAhsss had . SS-ssssss
ss0sAy los paine and Aehss-'hs oil
eaahAsesd oasiA'd plaster.
n did shs ~sk. has x.~~ias~s isssv v
dsd saiss Asd biiss''
N0O yos eAs ess shis
0ssvsloos ssil~t. ssiA' ~
~ ~ plaster snd Ux.
SsAAssSGAsbts,As''
l1phTEnoI.E n 'h~ IUM
1vsssssth Cs1tusy
eDs0 "a sisss. sh.'s
easa0ssa oAds vNh o,i
II osssssd ihsi $50 sSb go - ssai ~
psis b s"ss,
Ash " s.S'i bii,ass shs 'sss.ssssss >A,.,
H. ." sssv 4. .ps'iy- S"a .h's''
have .. i-shs' sss . .i..'h. 1'is' Itsi'
h " bs,,Ais ~, shA' !. I-sss''.'ss 'i-s
e~sss ssAi S"s set 'isi.s,.is. s.-'iii'x
011s1.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03
ROYAL DECREE DlssoLvEs
SWEDISH PARLIAMENT

Stockholm. Sweden. Mar,n "A
ROYAL decree dis-'l>,nS the ~clish
parliament Was read tcda, In both
chambers
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03

rh~,. is n.shing i.bs AusrEHgi.e
ios SoIs Threat. hIoDe ehi'.s. 1onsi'is,
Csoop. S'ia ksss. As'hD.. SssfAixis.
Hs~d.si.s Coosssaioo. irsu'.sT. kt<a'
ssAsss,n. L.uubss". Pains .ni Ash~, II
hAsk "s Ioio's. Sp'sins. sore Mu.sss'.
bIul,s.. ChiIblAias. FROSTED tes'. Colds
Al the sissn IL p'svrs's pnsumonist,
Millions II isss II NOhtfkoI.E
At. so,i annually. ., s = aspls 10
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03
MRS.; LYONS
ACHES AND PAINS
Havs Al Cooo Sinee Tal.inG
kda EHAaas Ves.
seabls Ceopeana.

1ssss Hia. PA-"kisAly panis ~
- sivs ~ ~ ssseiesai1 3 issss e
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03

sbss large h"spisss.
lh9soss and nurs&s usS
n and sssssas ssssaAl \ ~
siss sAsihsess-
Aks SSus 'isrtns.
A. your d,ucsia's.
IN .S AMI 81 l.'s. and
a ss~si.i isi.s is.sspsi
s.xs ios 2 -.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03

Chrcnieic-Nc~s soc . month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03

oaroa,e,s-Nsvs soc . noass.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03
Aks ys's,s 'isrtss.

u yo.'s druggist sAnnn' supply soS.
s~ai ~ ~ IA to tbs NVN~sois Cosn-
sssuY. sis,ri.E.'. - as.s ~s Will nas,S
YOU = lsI ."s''l.sd- 1i
M.t Nss'ss . Sssss, NJ t's-S. lot ss,e
N-sAssaa~ " -ast- ~. --~ss - ssai e.sf
. sssasas-s-t q .l--sa,s ..sss si>s u ., ss~
s.sss - ssstass Bss-s Ns-a. esd kA~~s~sAA.ss
.s e. ,slsss Es.s ...s Ass~.t
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-03
NDhTEROl.H n thu

Tvsaissth Csatvsy
ops0 - shsss. sh's
aSasAenA AAsis on h S,t
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-03
ARBEVIIlE ROADS
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
MASS. MEETING TO BE HELD
THERE WEDNESDAY.
!, II
LOCAL MEN ATTEND
Ii Is Hoped to Get the Matter in
Such Shape That 1t Will
Go to Success.

! delegation of business men will
leave Anderson Wednesday morning
Tor Abbeville TO attend the mass
meeting, to be held there at II o'clock
in the interest OF the Abbevillle-An-
treville-Anderson IntoTurban project.
Among those who will probably go are
a. S. Farmer. Chairman OF the Rail-
road Extension Committee of the local
Chamber OF Commerce and Secy.
Whaley If the same body. NJ. \. Pat
terson, original promoter of the prop
oSition and -. -. Tate Of The Tate
Hardware Co, and others.
An attempt will he made in Abbc-
vile TO raise sufficient money at the
mass injecting to finance the first 1t
miles OF the projected interurban. or
that part between Abbeville and An
treville.""Alt stores in the city of Abb
beville will close "Wednesday. for four
hours, so that subscriptions may be
taken, and 1t is believed that between
$4,000 and sl9O,0 ,0OD will be raised,
which is enough with free rights-oF-
way and donations in the way of
grade work to put the first l6 miles
through, and begin work on it.
If ,Rbbefille Is successful in the
matter the plan is'to"finance the re-
mainder of the line, Il miles to An
derson through means secured in this
city and by landowners between hero
and AntreYiiie, and to use like plan
to finally extend the line all the way
from Easley to Augusta.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-03
WHAT ASSOCIATED PRESS
DOES FOR THE READERS

the abbrcviations are difficult in rha
Phillips code.
The Phillips Code.
1t should Dc understood that the op-
orator receiving the news must have
all those words mcmOr!Zcd and on call
NJ his finger tips. He canOt hesitate
for one moment and he must be able
10 translate the code without pausing
10 think evan of what relation one
word bears to another. He must have
Erca tspccd on the typewriter. because
or ;hc tg"t dat he necessarily stays
ten or fifteen words behind the man
who l. sending. With the code in use
II would be an utter impossibility for
4 .""".;Hr to keep mp, writing fifteen
-WG"nS When only one word has come
Owe. iIe wires.
At I-."G o'clock the call OF lunch"
IS t'"""d over the wire and the tired
Operators arc given a few miutes'
rest ien is presented the picture
of TIC Onc~otor in The Intclligencer
oii'ce. enc hand with death grip on
q ham aUwiCh, while with the other
ne "liGs'' the operator in GreenviIe,
Sra"tanhAig, Charlotte or Columbia,
:,i ~" case may be: Say. John. 7
saw Your girl Yesterday and she was
with :nothcr fellow"
At midnight tho grind begins again
and 'cr'!nuc3 until $50 o'clock in
the irn!E.ng when the $50" which in
Hcwspapc parlancc stands for good
nismt comes t.'icltiDg in. However.
this 30" call l.; never received in any
nowspaT2" Office until all the news of
INC world has been assembled in the
main { ltcc and sent out TO all the
newsr' era represented. When all
the details OF the days happenings
nave been covered as thoroughly as
pcssiaic, tnc go call Is received and
wIth'n ,cw minutes the ticking of
the instrument ceases and nothing Is
heard again until at o'clock in the
evening that same old friendly mes
sagt Good Evening" gladdens the ear
OF the hundreds of boys along the
wires.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-03
SAGE TEA PUTS LIFE
AND COLOR IN HAIR
Don't stay grey! Sage Tea and SuI.
pliur darkens hair 80. naturally
that nobody can tell.

You can turn gray, faded hair beau
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night IL you'll get SOC bottle of wy
.eth'A Sage and Sulphur Hair Reme-
dS at any drug store. Millions of
bottles of this old famous Sage Tea
Recipe are sold annually, says a well
known druggist here, because it dar-
kens the hair so naturally that no one
can tell that II has been applied.
Thos whose hair is turing gray, be-
coming faded, dry, scraggily and thin,
have a surprise awaiting them, be-
cause after one or two applications
the gray hair vanishes and your locks
become luxuriant dark and beauti-
ful-ali dandruff goes. scalp itching
anu 1aiiinB >nair stops.
This is the age of youth. Gray hair
ed. unattractive folks aren't wanted
around, so get busy with Wyeth'y
Sage and Sulphur tonight and you'll
be delighted with your dark, hand
some hair and your youthful appear
ance within few days.-Agent Ev-
ans Hharmacy. (Ady.)
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-03
ORATORS Ar RksLEY
Preliminary oiltest Is Held m pick.
ems County

EasIeys March !. ~ Ia ziie prelInina-
ny oratorisal contest held hare Fri
day nlSht 20 select repre- esentaI Iiyes .1or
tire Pickens' County PIEDMONT and
, oratorical contests, Osborn VIII
s.siiis was; the winner OF first place,
10y Ellison, second place and Louis
Perry, third The other speakers h
the contest were: Billy Anderson, Carl
t,erFy, Alex smith ana Hawfencegtsen&
lhardt. The subject of Mr.. Williani,s
GRAFTON was. e,riis withdrawn from
the Union, by JeG5ersoa Davis
Tho Judges for the occasiofs were:
Dr. Dr., 3. n payis; \ CharIes y. { P5stons
and Harvyl II. Hasfis. ali. OF .Gfeen-
Nfiies
The medal In this contest ywfS Riv-
en- BY superintendent w ", BENSON.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-03
|. SOUTH wlLLIAMsroN- /.
: * y s. = # y * * s. y - f:

suoht wiiliamstoh, March 2.-Dr
w. F. Lander has carried MIR. Lem
Loggins to a hospitale in Columbia
for treatment for rheumatism from
which he has been crippled for two
or three years, being confined to his
bed for most of that time. He has
many friends in and around William
ston who wish for Len speedy recov-
cry. ,,,..- !,
Miss Flora Adams Is at home again
after spending the week in Greenwood
with her sister, Mrs. b. A. Stalnaker.
Msssrs. Mich Ripley ard Jno l..
Peace spent Saturday and Sunday IN
Anderson with homo folks.
Mrs Riles of Anderson has been
visiting her daughter Mrs: John Powell
in. this city.
Fiev. Louis NJ Smith of Anderson
filled his regular appointment at the
First Street Baptist church Sunday af-
ternoon at 81 o'elock.
Mr. Hiram w. Kirby left for New
York to purchase spring and summer
goods for the Nillianiston mills and
Calhoun Falls mill storcs OF which he
is manager.
Mr., L. C. Mccall spent Friday In
Anderson on business. ~
y Mrs. N Al. brown spent few days
IN Anderson last week With her moth
pr. Mrs. Gorbett.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-03
Deue, Threatened TO Fire on Slips.

3rrlin, March s2.--Admiral Won
Dseder!chs, of the German navy, has
made u formal reply to statement in
the autobiography of Admiral Dew
oy that German, warshlps interfered
with the blockade Of Manila bay by
United States warships during the
SPANISH -AmericanF war, by charging
that Dewey threatened to fire upon the
ka'5Gf's battleships.
According to the reply. Nnich was
published in The. Marina l3undschap,
<,Gmiral newey threatA,iyt; sthe Ger,
h'ans With war IL they dix; not cease
ta0ir ihterference,, hJanral Dewey
called upon Admiral Won I.uderiohs to
explain, ,ys
'AdhnIal Dewey gradtial.v talked
himself into passion said the, Ger
man officer. HE said; ;.Why, i will
Sep 81 eh. vessel. no mat'ifrs. hat COLI
CTS sllc flies. And II shc.. does not
step i shall fire on hes. And that
meant war. do you KNOW. sls.,,"
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Speakers in .ihI,crille

Abbeville. March. "a, mass mcetc
ing OF the citizens OF Abbeviile county
interested in the proposed new cleo
trio railroad to run from Easlcy
through Abbeville to Augusta will be
held in the opera house on Wednesday,
March the 4th. at II o'clock at which
ex-Goy.0 Sheppard; j. w. Thurmond
A. E,s 1Padkcti, on Edgefieid, p. All
WlaIey ahda n! Frank Watkins. of An
derbdh ihd' 6thers win make au-
dresses. 1T 8 btopcshd to raise $780,
coo bHGre aE application is made for
a chatter osts0HsidefaBle interest all
along the sfitfititeisf ia being manifested.
and the prdsa sSts fori tile line are ex-
celleht!!b All tiss merchahts of Abbe-
vile nave as4eed to Close their storss,
from II until = Io'clocilin order 10 ats
tend the meeHng.
At a recent meeting or the Able sii Ia
Benevolent Association the following
Officers fIefei elected: President MIS-.
j. c. Ellis; vice president. Mrs. S. q.
Seal, and Mrs; c. d. Brown; treasurer,
Mrs. c. c. Gambrell; secretary, Mrs.
It. Fl. Fnrman.M ,hIduG S
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ABBEvIl1IE sADpESRD
By the Death OF Mrs. warren Smith
and Erfest Gary
Speeial Correspotitlence.


Abheville. March The sad news
OF the death of Mrs. Warren, Smith,
OF South America, reached her family
here on Saturday. Until her nurrihire
70 Mt. Smith. who holds q goyernmeI,t <
position IN sous. assss cd, She was /
resident of Abbesiiie. being the Young
sst daughter OF HEs and Mrs. TRos.
Mrs. Smith was worry much beloved
py her many friends here: and 1rlnch
synlpathY is felt for her grief.stricken
ianiiy Her remains arc expected, to
reach Abbevilie on tho sth FOR inter-
iudge Eugene 81 Gary received n
Telegram on Sunday evening telling
I. ban q sAe death Of his son, Ernest
Nel sy " VINO was n skuueuEI AZ WnShIngl
ton and Lee Univarsfty While waily-
Ing with a friend, Cadet smith, Erness
stepped out on pond OF ice To test
II when Il broke with him. He went
under and efforts were fnade to rescue
hin but II was infpasslble as the ice
wat so tftn.s Ernesi NinS just all ooS
oat was a great fayorita In Abbspille,
aud triends here ana aii over the atate
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DEAD MAN A CRIPPLE.
Further Particulars OF the KILLING nj
pnIvnR

flHhrr PARTICULARS OF tlIp KILLING nj
PelZcr Saturday.
Th1 following account of the killing
al Fc!%eI was written by tile cores
pendent ut that place and should have
been in Sundays paper. but on ac-
count If the remarkable lack of postal
iacinties in Anderson was not roc aivc,l
here until Monday:
Al unusual tragedy occurred. at :.
ociocE Saturday morning in HselkSr
whcn in q, drunken brawl, Bill RiIdE
man shot and killed younger brother.
Ri'haro, cripple. Bill came home
uraer the Influence of liquor, a little
before, ? o Clock in 5theduorningg rWSke
+liss ttiIs tiIs ttier@andl brotherup saying, that.
EFieitltfa was 1Sing: in: tiiel yard and
@ouldn't come in the house, Just
Etken Richard came inl tsiitI, their mother
|says they imm ediafsB 81 went together
and she heard pistol shot. Richard
sank to .thes4laors and She rushed Bill
hack on the bed ( wien he said he was
cut all tospieces. he had to shoot his
Brother to- protect himself. Richard
lived about thirty minutes. DR.. ,Dendy
was called, and did what he could to
relieve the dying man. Coroner Har-
din came over and examined. a few Wit,
iiesses and Foreman Farlln with his
Jury agreed that Richard Bridgmah
came to>htst death bgt.a -weannf; j., :!.,.
hands OF BiIi Bridgfhafi.
Bill Bridgman was committed to iai,
TO await the action of the court in May.
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