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III" ,aretr ~, 'I'nriiani y ai' ~
'"i"!,'"iT u tc" Iai',r r.1ii"ra Ian
,N"t.i uiu!ina u was ariu,,. 4,
aiii'iinre -. he la.I Df IauT or Il,s
>cr's:.e !. ihf IN ai.atn, n lin til.
South Carolina State penltentiary, his
figuring in the dictagraph records In
1912, his parole by Governor Blease
and his escape from the governors
office while United States deputy
marshall was waiting in the outer Of
flee with warrant for him, and his
finally landing in Jail in North Caro-.
lima, all are too recent events and
have been told too often to justly.
more than a bare mention. DsFord
escaped while being taken to Charles
ton for trial and has never been re-
captured.
lMckiniey's monaker was Dayton
scotty" and Duggan's "Los AngeIes
Star" T. 6
Dutch Howard" took his fate with
that plogmatic manner appafentiyi
possessed by the celebrated yeggmafi.
He is rather short and stout in ap-s
pearance and although said to have
been leader OF his gang does not
present q very intelligent appearances.
"a John F. Mccarthy, the. former West
Philadelphia Johnny, the reformed
yegg, will go back, to his work OF
lecturing with his moving picture
sentenced for life."
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the Federal penitentiary. The iurv
disagreed as to Mccarthy. who was
subsequently taken to Ealeigh, n. G..
convicted and sentenced to the peni-
tentiary.
Howard and Portland Ned or John
son served out their sentences and
on their release In October, 1901. re-
sumed criminal operations. In this
career of crime they reached South
carolina and began working" this
state in 1902. In conjunction with
Gus DeFord aud holland they blew the
safe In bank ut Mullins in 1902 and
secured around $6,500' and some jewJ
eiry. On Thanksgiving night in 1902
the safe of the Enoree Cotton Manu-
featuring Company was dynamited
and about $40 1000 taken. 'i'
The gang's operations in this State
covered some months and great deal
OF "swag" both In money and Jewels
were obtained as a result OF their safe
blowing expe litions. They "worked,'
systematically. One of them would
visit town and "locate's a s.iob" and
coming back to headquarters would
go back some night with his pals"
and while one watched the others
wouia hionr the safe and get away be-
fore. the Inhabitants knew of their
presence. They made Columbia head
quarters for a while and Howard hung
around q restaurant ON QerIais street
where he was nominally employed.
His career was brought to an end
when he. holland. Duggin and McKin-
ley were rounded IN and arrested in
Columbia in the first part OF January.
1908, In April OF that year, they, were
convicted tl Charleston and sentenced
TO five years each in the Federal pen
ttentiary In Atlanta. On seralng out
this sentence Howard and holland
were taken In charge by South Caro-
lima officers and carried to Marion
and tried for the Mullins bank rob-
berry, but owing to certain circum-
stances were acquitted. They were
Immediately remanded to jail on an.
other .wafrant and the sheriff OF Spar
tanburg notified. The now Sheriff w
j White or Spartanbtrg came to
Marion and within twenty-four hours
he took Howard and Noland back to
Spaftanburg. where In April 1907,
they were tried for the Enoree rob-
berry, convicted. and sentenced tn ten
years each at hard labor in the State
penitent1ary. There they remained
until being taken to the Spartanbarg
county chejhgang from which they
were returned to the penitentiary un-
der orders from the governor in the
fall OF 1914. On january 2 they were
paroied and Immediately taken into
custody TO answer to- other charges.
Howard. as has been told. and Neland
10 answer to the ehafge or bank rob.
berry az Fort Mil In 1902. 49,
Z Noland was taken back to York.
Vile this afternoon by q deputy sheriff
and placed In iaii 10 await trial.
OF the other naAinbers Of the gang
Dnggan died IN PR cISiniey, af.
ter serving his term III Atlanta: was
sent 10 the state penit9Ktiary ana was
paroled BY the governor last year.
Within q few days ne was rearrestadi
charged with no oblssry ia Spartanburg
and sentenced. oif vletion, TO b tenn
on the SpaftanbuFg county chaingarig
where he aslil Isl according to the lat,
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DR0Ps DEAD
Body OF EiIminsish TeloEraph 0per,
attr Found ON Streets. IS. .s

WILMINGTON, NJ. O., Jan, 4 AT Z
post mcrtern examination held torasss.....s 4
over the body of .. a, Fountain, who
was found dead on the street here at
dayhreak this morning, no evidence
cf foul play was found af,d the exam
ming phyzicians reported death due
70 val iNuiar heart disease. Mr.. Foen-
tain Eaa telegraph 6p5Fat0r 'ss uoss-
|neeted with the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad here and at one time was
district superintendent hsre ana at
Richmond Tor the saIee road and
chief dispatcher a4 cFnwe. Va, for the
Norfolk and western. Early reports
wore 70 the eftect that Mr.. F'ountnfa
met death at the. hands Of an assas4
sin.
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Stole Hides
Two Negroes Before the Record.
er foe StealiHS Esvs GS,z
Esiscs. ID

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For the first tluie In seyera. days
the recorders court yesterday had ma
serial for grinding -Four cases were
sltspcssd OF. eynytetions being hand
the fonfth. or thd casss an which
conyictione were returned one was
for dtunkenuess and the others FOR
petit LARCENY. lIsF
NoAlS Clark was brought before the
Iceert on charges Of dra1nkanness, Tor
which re paid into tho city treasury
tlie sum of So. s.s
Roy Watson and Henry Pendergrass
were brought before tho bar OF jns.
,tioe on CHARGES OF petit larceny. Il he
eng alleged shsss z. a.:ess - ...=.s two h.aaeA
from the ahatfeir Each was sess-
fenced TO psysa fine OF SSs or serye
40 days on the chaingang.
Charges Of obtaining goods under
false bfetanses against Claude Tucker.
were ltsmissei hy the corri. q 81
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ANOTHER YEGGMAn
HELD FOR TRIAL
"Texas Dutch" Wanted For
Prosperity Postofice Rob-
berry.
CAREER is LURlD ONE
Craekaman Whose Penitentiary
Term Governor Ends, 20 BE
. Tried in GresnviIle. S
specia, to Tho Intellirencer.. ).

| Special to Tho InteIlisencer
COLUMBIA, JAM 7.ECharles How Z.
ara, alias Charles Herne, alias Texaa
! 1etch was sent UP by ITn,taa STATS
Commissioner r. Beverley SIoan 10
the United States cour. to answer to
tho charge of burgIarizing the post-
office at Prosperity on Nav S. 1902 In
default of $4,000 bond he was re-
manded to. the Richland County iail
He will be tried or the Federal co,,rt
In Greenville beginning the third
Tuesday in April.
howard, VINO was paroled from the
penitentiary on Saturd, y by cover
nor Blease after serving nart of a
ten year sentence for burglary in
Spartanburg County, was brought
from the city Jail to Commissioner
Sioan's office, handcuffed. In the c,,s-
tody OF Deputy United States Mar
shalhS William Cooper and chief Of
Police j. w. Richardson. He acted
as his own counsel. District Attorney
ernment. 80
Postcflce 5bsoector IT. T. sf,rerorv
identifed the copy of the Indictment
which was returned In the United
| II
April, 1905. against sDutchn Eo&std
charging him with the Prosnerif,.
post tIsce. .hhery Mr I, rs...s.s ,.asi,...
been one OF the witnesses befnre the ,ss
grand Jury which. raturnetl thc IN aicte
mept. The yegg asked the fnSnecfo.
why he hadn't served the warrant
against him ON his release frau, tls
Federal prison in Atlanta. some wears
ago after serving out another sentence
instead of waiting until his trial IN
the State courts. Mr. Gregory atoisi
him 1t was q matter of diss.c,ion
which the officars sensreises - fs,sS g -
what charges siies Woufd giirsts ~
Dntehs Tsxas :, bsirs s,is ns,s,.. saaa saas
AZ the time of his, Ihdicfa, 81 q s,,
sSeen-.i,s i've other indictments
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LOST

IN0SE-Cuff button, gold, with INF
tai ials q J, q E. engEaysd,. 3 ! ssd,., Lost be-
co fheHtf Thuraaay hight. Finder
return ~ Inteliigeneer ONCE. ~
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'yFN BUY rsEAE and pay tho eash.
tngmaa Gnltl- 9eedmAn. Phone
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WANTtD Position in Clothing or
General Merchandise store. Can give
best reference. Salesman, care of In
teliigepcer. va +, E,z-T9:,s a5ts
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RANTED-A place as tenant on q
farm for o white man with fam
~ tly. is familiar with farm work
and needs the fob badly. Can work
one horse farm. II you need such O
man write 344,70S, care Intelligen-
cor.
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WHEN UNEXPECTEDLY detained down
town for luneheons you cannot do
EA4ssttee.s A4sttee.s ttihssassa aarSs, g here. A light
lunch or q substantial meal. Cuisine
aud aeryices0 o. X. and prices just "a
a9trasttye as our food. The Lunch
eonette.-sitf. ;s ! r'-5.
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Personal

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Dock Craig of the Sandy Springs
section was In the city yesterday.
Will Adams of Starr was among
the visitors in the city yesterday.
Frank Axman of the county was I'm
the city yesterday for short while.
-
Mrs. Minnie Hall of Williamson
was shopping in the city yesterday.
II. J. Neall OF Spaftanburg was i'm
the city yesterday on business.
W. F. Strickland of Spartanburg
was among those visiting in tho city
yesterday.
H. Hippelmeyer Of Raleigh spent
yesterday in the city.
w. w. Boykin OF Charlotte was
among the y!sitor5 III the city yester-
day.
FRANK Sharpe of Peldleton spent
yesterday in the city.
Bud Simpson OF Brushy Creek was
in the city yesterday for short while
Ansel Hall fthe county was In
the city yesterday on business.
II. Hamilton Of New York, Charles
kohn Of New Orleans and e. NJ. Ivey,
of Atlanta. all Jewelry drummers,
went to Greenville. yesterday after
calling on local dealers.
II. /. DePas OF Columbia was in
the city on businesS.
Fobert j. Cartledge. Jr., of Green
wood is among the visitors in the
city.
]. Lindsay Ross of Shelby, N. c., is
visiting in the city.
Joseph Leisch of Tryon, n. c., is In
the city on business.
s. ]. Newton of Liberty was In the
city yesterday on business.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. M: Hobson of Town
vile were among the visitors in the
city yesterday.
S. G. Pettigrew of Edgefeld was in
the city yesterday for short while.
L. E. Martin of the Hopewell sec-
tion spent yesterday in the city
Miss Nettie McPhail fthe Hope,
well section was visiting in the city
yesterday.
A. McPhaii Of the Hopewell section
was among the visitors in the city
yesterday. ~ aat - -
Claude Martin OF Meals Creek was in
the city yesterday for a short while.
W. o. Kay of Belton was in the city
yesterday for short while.
John C. Fruitt CT Starr was among
the visitors in the city yesterday.
John Finley of the Mountain Creek
section spent short while in the
city yesterday.
j. B. Leverett of Starr was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Mary Clark of Honea Path was
visiting yesterday in the city.
Bert Nalley OF the High Shoals sec
tion was in the city yesterday for a
short while.
w. b. King Of the county was in
the city yesterday for a short while.
James r. Anderson of verenness
was among the visitors In the city yes
terday. 10.
e. NJ. .Duckworth OF the Lebanon
section was in the city yesterday.
Walter Chamblee or the Mountain
Greek section. was a Visitor in the city
yesterday. tt
John Cox OF the county spent yes
terday In the city. 81 ~
YOUR SICK CHILD i
rs CONSTIPATED! i
LOOK AT Il CUE
-lf cross. feve=ish or bilioss give
&C sl:sota.a syrup Of
Figs.
~ 4; ------4-s
No matter what alls your child. a
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WANTED-To give away several
leads OF earth 70 be moved at once.
Apply e. X. Rorer, Pepper Build
ings--1-7-2t.
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WANTED POSITION-As Stenogra-
pher by one with. experience. Can
Eiye best Of reference. Address
Stenographer care Of Intelligencer.
l-bsa,I H. .Af
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HAVE FOR SALE several dozen
cans prime tomatoes at $1.00 per
oFens string beans at SI.I0 per
I DOZEN. dessert peaches without
/ sugar az 81 - o. per dozen, tiesert
SEaches tsRyaly sugared TIA pound
lps1r so cani 1896 per dozen. e J.
ca AicCants. 81, ..Is
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WANTED-A man, who owns a Ford
car. to handle "The New enver
Ford Starter" in Anderson county
Apply to j. G. Wham, Laurens, s..
c. 4
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Yonscnn get the newa while ltssrew
q The Mornihg Daily lntellseencar,
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WAITED at once 100 mules 0 to
10 years old. Must be fat and sound.
The Fretwell Company.
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Want Advertising Rates
WANTS

WANTED--By Lady, position as clerk
I'M Dry; i GoodB or General Mds.
store. Must be nice place for Lady
to #of&f IL interested, write Clerk
NO. 152, Iva. 8. c., ~-f..
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sP0AE6SNago and Buggy poles now
and second hand. Paul u. stephens.
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BKWING WASTS,D at :23 West BEN
eoh ~. Plain and fancy dresses, and
chfidrens' CLOTHES speciality.
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PlGlTION gTANTED.-As Clerk In
General Merchandising or in Gro
ceFy OF Hardware 9tore. Reference
tlrniSned. Experienced. Write Box
343, Iva, g. C.-e-!-41tf.
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Mrs. Mary Clark of Honea Path was
visiting yesterday in the city.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08

John Finley of the Mountain Creek
section spent q short while in the
city yesterday. rTe'{s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08

John Cox OF the county spent yes
terday In the city. 81 s. ,l-:
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j. B. Leverett of Starr was in the
city yesterday on business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08

John C. Fruitt CT Starr was among
the visitors in the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08

Walter Chainblee OF the Mountai
Greek section. was a visitor in the cit
yesterday. ass Z
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08

e. NJ. .Duckworth OF the Leblanc
section was in the city yesterday.
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Bert Naliey OF the High Shoals sec
tion was in the city yesterday for /
short while.
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w. o. Kay of Belton was in the city
yesterday for q short while. -
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James r. Anderson of Verenness
was among the visitors In the city yes
terday. .;s 4,
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13
D--COPPER
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
 A high grade Gold property, ten miles from vsIdez with several hundred sacks of high grade ore on the dump. This property ad- Joins a producing mine and sev- eral Velns of high firade ore are exposed on the surface of this ground.
 Also four groups of copper properties on Prince William Sound, adjoining naVlgable water. All of these properties could be made producers with a small amount of money and for a party who can open same up or can se- cure the capital to do so, thls Is an opportunity to make a fortune. For prices and terms apply to
 S A. HEMPLE, Valdez, Alaska
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13

The mortality rate Mexican battefeds has attained pace which gives some hope of peace
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13

No occasion to go to California for its climate long the present fine weather continues
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13

The difference between rocking boat and rocking a ca noe is that the latter affirmative Irritation with death
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13

story that has reached London from Vienna that the Austrans have conceived to raise money for charities One of the prettiest spots in the city of Vienna the Schwarzenberg Square. huge wooden horse, like the used by the Greeks the capture of Troy being erected there and every loyal Vennese invited to drive least nail into the body of the equine statue The right prove ones patriotism by nail driving taxed 20 na and there for 100000 nas the of $6OOO is expected to be realized.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13

The time of year is approaching when many will lear the striking difference between vacation and a rest
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13

The census bureau has established precedent by
 eratng at local request and expense population of city between census years This done last month at Tulsa Oklahoma, under authority of presidential order and as
 result the population of that city April 15 1915 was officially announced few days 2840 exclusive 985 persons Vg on indian ands located within adjacent the city but politically distinct from it. The increase between 1910 and 1915 was % cent The work by local enunera tors under the supervision of official the Census Bueau
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13
OIL FIELDS OF KATALLA OFFER
 GREAT POSSIBILITIES IF THROWN OPEN

CCORDING to Col Swanitz, who has just returned from the the last steamer he has interested capital
 in Katala o and is going to develop the fields there
 extensive scale. Or, in other worlds he IS going to develop the limited amount of ground that Is not bottled up by Uncle Sam.
 In 1906 all oil lands withdrawn from entry. small group claims that had been located upon prior that time allowed to go patent Several wells ranging in depth from POO 1900 feet have been put down. of which have produced oil Owing to the withdrawal of all oil lands have been allowed to operate except two three wells patented ground These wells produce from to p barrels per day each
 The product is refining oil with parafne base and low sulphur content small refinery has been erected Kataa and it supplies most of the gasoline distlate and u- minatng oil Used on Prince William Sound
 Alaska itself is steadily growing market for petroleum and petroleum products In 1913 there gal Ions of crude o 735O0O gallons of naptha 66 0O gallons Illuminating oil and 15000O gallons of ubricatng oil shipped into the territory, and with the development territory this will increase many fold
 But what of its National mpOrtance? The great war now raging Europe has demonstrated that almost the thing declared contraband petroleum and it's products In Its use enters into almost operation of land and from dreadnaughts to the cooking of the soldiers food In view of this 1t would necessary and important to de veop supply of this product to develop supply naval coal The Boring River section is the only known producer of petroleum in Alaska and the only way make it available IS line of railroad from the Boring River coal fields to Cordova where supply station be maintained and pro- tected from any foe.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13

Cleanup time IS here and is mosquito time Gird on your swatting and go forth One moment however before you go-'the female is deadly than the male"
 Among mosquitos the members of the fair are fierce pioodsuckers that inject irritating poison into skins and they may accompany dose of toxin with few fever germs The males lead comparatively existence sub stng on the juice of fruits and pans So says member ol the University of Wisconsin biology department
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13

The hotels of Paris do expect do any business worth considering during the coming summer although positive crisis exists the French capital The moratorium makes possible for hotels to drift along The small hotels and pen sons suffering less than the paces because they cut down expenses and because their prices to be reduced less In the big hotels the prices of already at not much than half of rush and restaurant prices down all the from third to half
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13
70:

Samples of German ''vicory wall paper' have been re- ceved in several cities of Holland It is celebrate German The trcoor of the German flag print ed in vertical bands white ground, with black zigzags At intervals the bands appears black cross on spray of foliage and between the bands convenonazed yellow surrounded by a laurel wreath
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13

If we read the record correctly the Colonel sending friendly letters to of those whom same time denOuncing from the stump as undesirable citizens
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13

The baseball players have settled down active practice and COrdOva will have good team in the field by time the arrival of the collier which will build the radio sta ton at Mile l3, and which sails from Seattle June l.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13

The president appears to have of Chairman Walsh the opinion held by the of He properly belongs to the advertising, not the columns.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13

There many remarkable wonders in the world but the greatest the satisfaction persons enjoy in drawing the booby prize
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13

Some of the begerents again running of money d like the rest of u they trying borrow enough to keep out of debt
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-13

The man who stole hive of bees will find himself in a hornets nest if the apiarst catches him.