Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-07-06
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS

Judge M. L. Smith Of the Fifth ju-
dicial circuit, is i'll in Columbia
hospital with fever.
Considerable damage was done by
fire Saturday night to the Jones Mer-
camille company, at Lancaster.
Roselle White, a small negro boy,
was run over and killed by an auto
mobile in Greenville, Saturday night.
The corporation fees payed an
nually by the corporations to the state
treasurer, amount to $94,322.05 this
year.
The town Of Eutawvilla was visited
by a destructive fire on Saturday,
property valued at several thousand
dollars having been destroyed.
Governor Manning delivered an
address before the annual convention
Of the State Rural Letter Carriers
association in Florence yesterday.
- The plant Of the Enoree Manufac-
turing company at Enoree, Spartan
burg county, has been sold to j. N.
Westervelt Of Greenville for $200,O01.
Warren Sturman Of Augusta, was
drowned on Sullivans island, off
Charleston yesterday morning when he
was caught in the undertow and drag
ged to sea.
"A mistrial was ordered Saturday
in the case against Jesse Glenn, a
white man, who was being tried at
Greenwood for the murder Of j. c.
Whitman. The trail consumed day
and half.
Attorney General Peoples and So
licitor George b. Zimmerman of the
Eleventh judicial circuit, will appear
before Governor Brambaugh in Har-
riSburg, Pa, tomorrow at a hearing in
the matter Of eXtraditing Joe Grant,
colored, who is wanted in this state
for alleged murder.
Baxter McLendon, the evangelist,
closed his four weeks revival in An
derson Sunday. More than 5000 per-
sons attended the final service. More
than 1000 conversions were made
during the meeting. Mr.. McLendon
was given a voluntary collection of
$1,700.
- Following an examination by the
South Carolina dental examiners, the
following young men have been grant
ed license to practice dentistry in the
state: Timothy Hardin, Winnsboro;
S. w. Breeland, Holly Hill; ]. R.
Secrest Monroe, n. c.; H. NJ. Tarpley,
Spartanburg; w. H. Bannister, Bel
ton; /. P. Carr, Sumter; E. M. Gaffney,
Charleston; w. Y. Quarles, McCor.
mick; C. A. Buist, Blackville; S. L.
Jeffries, Gaffney; r. r. Pope, Winns-
boro; J. r. Thompson, Anderson; j.
G.. Park, Winnsboro; E. z. Williams,
Pacolet; Nj. S. Ellist, Simpsonville;
]. Nj. Buddin, Turbeville; r. H. Park,
Winnsboro; B. ]. Hammett, Jr., Black
vile.
Deputy Sheriff Raleigh Boulware,
who was shot during the battle at
Winnsboro a few weeks ago, died of
his wounds Saturday night. Deputy
Boulware was about 80 years of age
and was unmarried. He was buried
in WinnSboro yesterday. Boulware is
the fourth man TO lose his life as a
result of the shooting, the others be-
ing the negro, julie Smith, Sheriff
Hood and Clyde Isenhower. The 9TH
er deputies who were shot at the
same time, are getting along nicely
and will be out in a few days.
What is the first legal definition of
Intoxicating liquors" rendered in this
state. at least, under the gallon a
month law, was made in an order by
Judge Ernest Moore filed in the clerk
of courts office in Charlotte last Sat
urday. i'm the case of the Greer Drug
company against the Atlantic Coast
Line, in which Judge Moore rules that
the railroad should deliver to the plain
tiff carload of Best Tonic" liquid
of hops and malt, the court holding
that although the tonic might contain
as much as per cent of alcohol II
was not an intoxicating liquor within
the meaning of the act, and did not