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UPHELD LAW AND ORDER-

South Carolina Authorities Repelled-

a Mob Which Tried to Take aRapist from the Spartan

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Spartanburg S C Oct 12In theheart of Spartanburg with Its 20000population a mob of infuriated eitihem at times numbering a thousand-or more fought yesterday and lastnight with the military and civil au-thorities

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for the possession of JohnIrby a negro who is alleged to haveattempted to ravish Miss LillieDempsey earlier in the day while theyoung woman was on her way fromSaxon Mill cillage three miles away-to the city

Four persons were wounded one ofthem seriously and John Sparks arestaurant keeper was arrested andheld without bail on the charge ofshooting Sheriff Nichols who wasslightly wounded in the exchange ofshots between the mob and the au-thorities

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who were protecting theprisoner

Several Persons WoundedBeginning about noon the crowd

sullen and bent on vengeance on thenegro roamed about the courthousesquare approaching at times the verygates of the high wall enclosing thejail Late last night the situation be ¬

came alarming The crowd was aug ¬

mented by the 500 people from Green ¬

villeThere was some shooting In thestreet and the mob moved into thepublic square The first shot camefrom a window of the jail and it wasfollowed by others from the samequarter An answering shot was tiredfrom the crowd This broke a win ¬

dow of the jail and slightly wounded-the sheriff Sparks was accused ofshooting and immediately taken intocustody His attorneys offered 1000bail but this was refused last night

Just before nightfall the guard atthe jail was augmented by the arri-val

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of the Morgan Rifles fifty strongfrom Clifton a suburban mill townand later by a company of state troopsfrom Laurens

The Hampton Guards forty strong-the local company of state troops hadbeen at the jail since 1 oclock Ahundred regulation army rifles pro ¬

truding from windows doors andporches ofthe building presented aformidable proposition for the con ¬

sideration of the mob leadersWhisky Supply Shut Off

As this is a prohibition town themain source of supplying demand forliquors is through the office of theSouthern Express Company and thatestablishment was closed early in theafternoon in so far as the delivery ofwhisky was concerned There werethreats of dynamiting the jail andprecautions were taken to have allknown supplies of explosives guarded

While the crime of the negro Irbywas the chief cause of the mobs furythe presence in the jail of two othernegroes against whom there havefrom time to time recently beenthreats of violence added to the tothe excitement One of these ne-groes

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Clarence Agnew wrecked apassenger train on the main line ofthe Southern Railway two weeks agonear Duncan S C and the engineer-and fireman were killed

Wanted TWO Murderers-It was expected that Agnew would-

be tried at the last term of court butfor some unexplained reason he wasnot tried The other negro Will Forter was twice convicted of the re-

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murder of John Young awhite man last November

Irbys arrest was effected shortly af ¬

ter the commission of his crime andclose to the scene of his attack Hewas captured by mill operatives wastaken before the young woman whoimmediately identified him and wasthen carried into the woods

His captors were about to lynchhim when mounted police arrived andwrested him from the crowd nothowever before the negro had beenbadly beaten The negro was taken-to the jail and almost immediately-the storming of the jail began Sher ¬

iff Nicholls swore in a number ofdeputies and the militia was ordered-out The mob tried to gain ingress-by means of stepladders but that toowas ineffectual

WOMAN INTERRUPTSPOLITICAL SPEAKER-

A well dressed woman interrupted-a political speaker recently by con ¬

tinually coughing If she had takenFoleys Honey and Tar it would havecured her cough quickly and expelledthe cold from her system The genu ¬

ine Foleys Honey and Tar contains-no opiates and is in a yellow packageRefuse substitutes Sold by all dealers

EDISON MAY BUILD AN AIRSHIP

Seattle Oct 12Thomas A Edi ¬

son is going to try to fly The wizard-of electricity whose scientific attain ¬

ments have made his name a house-hold

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word throughout the civilizedworld Is going to devote his time inthe problem of conquering the airwhich he declares is far from beingsolved I

TWELVE THOUSAND CHOLERAVICTIMS IN THE PHILIPPINES

Washington D C Oct 12Chol ¬

era has claimed approximately twelvethousand victims in the Philippines-since January 1st according to a re ¬

port made to the public health ser-vice

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by Chief Quarantine Officer McClintic at Manila Up to August 15there had been 12316 cases and 7830 deaths and since then the aver ¬

age number of deaths per week hasbeen more than five hundred

EXCELLENT HEALTH AOVICEI

Mrs M M Davison of No 379 Gifford Ave San Jose Cal says Theworth of Electric Bitters as a generalfamily remedy for headache bilious ¬

ness and torpor of the liver and bowels-is so pronounced that I am promptedto say a word in its favor for thebenefit of those seeking relief fromsuch afflictions There is more healthfor the digestive organs in a bottle ofEectric Bitters than in any other rem-edy

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Miss Marie Doro who has made for herself a very enviable position in thedramatic field is a native of Kansas City Mo She is of striking and remark-ably appealing personality and to natural charm find will ollleness she addshistrionic skill and cleverness Last year she achieved a marked success inLondon in the title role of Clarice Her most noteworthy American success

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DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED-By local applications as they cannotreach the diseased portion of the earThere is only one way to cure deafnes and that is by constitutionalremedies Deafness is caused by aninflamed condition of the mucous lin-ing

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of the Eustachian Tube Whenthis tube is inflamed you have a rum-bling

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sound or imperfect hearing andwhen it is entirely closed Deafness isthe result and unless the inflamma-tion

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can be taken out and this tube re ¬

stored to its normal condition hearingwill be destroyed forever nine casesout of ten are caused by Catarrhwhich is nothing but an inflamed con ¬

dition of the mucous surfacesWe will give One Hundred Dollars

for any case of Deafness caused byCatarrh that cannot be cured byHalls Catarrh Cur> Send for circu-lars

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SURVIVORS OF THE SIROCCO

Newport News Va Oct nSixmen are believed to have perished andtwo others were saved only after un-dergoing

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harrowing experiences whileadrift at sea for five days on a bit ofwreckage as the result of the Britishthreemaster schooner Sirocco going tonieces on a reef in the West Indies tendays ago The two survivors MateJoseph Laing and Cook G A Robertswere brought here on the Britishsteamer Tiverton Capt Leisk fromGalveston to London which put intothis port yesterday for coal CaptainMunroe and five other members of theSimc < os crew was last seen clinging-to a piece of the side of the vessel andthey have been given up as lost

LETTER TO DR J E CHACE

Ocala FloridaDear Sir We make you and every

property owner in Ocala this offerPaint half your job Devoe paint

the other half whatever you like IfI

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TIRED OF BLIND TIGERS

Perry Taylor County Will Try theOpen Saloon for Awhile

Quitman Ga Oct 12Perry in I

Taylor county Florida sixty milessouth of Quitman has just issued li ¬

cense for the salt of whisky in saloons Taylor county has always been I

wet but on account of the high li-

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whisky has not been sold thereexcept in blind tigers j

Recently an election was held formayor and councilmen and a straightout wet ticket was elected The coun ¬

ty commissioners passed on severalapplications this week for permits tosell whisky and the action was favora ¬

bleIt is understood that three or foursaloons will open as soon as they can

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get in stocks This will cut off a largeamount of the Jacksonville jug trade-in

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goods can get them much quickerfrom Perry

IF YOU KNEWThe merits of the Texas Wonder youwould never suffer from kidney blad ¬

der or rheumatic trouble S1 brittle twomonths treatment Sold by druggistsor by mail Send for testimonials DrE W Hall 292C Olive street StLouis Missouri I

STEWART HAS BEEN RETIRED

Washington Oct 1CoL Wm FStewart has been retired from actin9service in the army as the result of i

President Roosevelt approving the report of the retiring board of army of-

ficers which found Colonel Stewartincapacitated for active service be-

cause of disability The order ivtirin gthe colonel was immediately giv-en

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ARE YOU ONLY HALF ALIVE

People with kidney trouble are soweak and exhausted that they areonly alf alive Foleys Kidney Rem ¬

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WRIGHTS LATEST RECORD

Lemans France Oct 11In tests I

of his airship made here yesterday j

Wilbur Wright again raised the record JI for two man flights remaining in theair for one hour nine minutes andfortyfive seconds Wright establish-ed this record accompanied by an of¬

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PREFERS THE PEERLESS

The Beerless Candidate Compares Him

With the Fearless and theCheerless

Atlanta Oct 11 Eugene W Chafinnational prohibitionist candidate forpresident delivered an address at thestate fair yesterday which was heardhy a large crowd He said he hadbeen making an average of fivespeeches a day for the last eighty-one days

If I had had the other candidatestraveling with me he said I wouldhave put them all in the boneyard be ¬

fore now W S AVitham statechairman of the prohibition party in ¬

1 troduced Mr ChafinI Mr Chafin said there were sevenI candidates in the race and since heI had come to Georgia he had learnedof the eighth a reference to the as-pirations

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of Hon Sid Tapp He referrj ed to the socialist candidate as the I

cheerless leader because he is inTaft has been called the I

fearless leader People look on MrBryan as the peerless leader And

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then there is the beerless leader and I

thats meHe declared the sale of liquor would

never be stopped in this country until I

the national government stopped themanufacture of it He thought everystate in the south would have prohi-bition

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in the next two yearsHe said a little clause in the Geor ¬

gia law limiting the amount of alcohol-to onehalf of one per cent wouldknock out the sale of near beer inGeorgia He discussed prohibitionquestion generally and was heardwith much attention-

Mr Chafin expressed his preferencefor Bryan over till other candidates-in the race He declared that Bryanwas a stronger man and Taft a weak-er

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man than his party He said it wasa very uncertain thing which of thetwo great parties would win-

He had traveled all over the northand middle west he said and feltcertain there were enough undecidedvoters in the states he had visited tosettle tin election one way or anoth-er

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as soon as they made up theirminds

WHO KILLED ORA LEE

Pretty Factory Girl Who Was to HaveBeen Married Sunday Found

Dead Saturday MorningAVadsworth 0 Oct ItThe police

authorities are endeavoring to unravelthe mystery of the murder of Ora Lee21 years old a handsome factory girlwhose dead body was found Saturdaymorning on the toad between Wadsworth and the hamlet of CustardHook

Guy Rasor the man whom Miss Leewas to have married yesterday mojaiing is detained by the sheriff pendingdevelopments Rasor denies all knowl ¬

edge of the tragedy and in support ofhis denial exhibits a marriage licenseprocured at Wooster Saturday Thebody of tin young woman was foundby Charles Rasor a cousin of GuyRasor as he passed along the road inthe early hours of the day Two bul-lets

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had entered the girls skull onepiercing the forehead while the sec ¬

ond crashed through between the eyeand nose

Xo positive motive for the murder-yet has conic to light The band offarmers led by Marshal Bricker thathurried to the scene of the murdermet Guy Rasor on the road walkingtoward Wads worth

The police theory is that Miss Leewas killed while riding in a buggywith a male friend The principal cluethat led to the detention of Guy Rasoris the fact that along the road wherethe murder was committed are plainly-seen the tracks of a horse with oneshop missing-

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examination of the stables at theRasor home disclosed the fact that onof Rasors horses has a shoe missingfrom one of its front feet Rasor re-fuses any explanation concerning thefeature of the case He declares hecan prove an alibi

Another police theory is that a rivalfor the affections of Miss Lee mayhave shot the girl on learning of herapproaching marriage to Rasor I

Miss Lee left Wadsworth Friday I

night ostensibly to prepare for herwedding When the body was found I

the hands were folded over the breastand the legs straightened out as if the I

corpse had been carefully arrangedafter death The girls suit case wason the ground beside lu r Her hand-bag was still on her right wrist and inher left hand she clutched a handker-chief

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There was no evidence of astruggle A hundred yards from thebody tracks in the dust indicatedwhere a horse and buggy had beenhitched to the fence

Rasor is apparently is bowed withIgrief He declared the last time he I

saw his fiancee was Wednesday nightwhen they went driving

A CERTAIN CURE FOR CROUP

Used for Ten Years Without a Failure-Mr W c Bott a Star City

Ind hardware iiurcliant is enthusias-tic

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in his praise of ChamberlainsCough Renti dy His children nave allbeen subject to croup and he has usedthis remedy for the past ten years andthough they much feared the crouphis wife and he always felt safe uponretiring when a bottle of Chamber ¬

lains Cough R medy was in the houseHis oldest child was subject to severeattacks of croup but this remedy nev-er

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neighbors and all who have used itsay that it is unequaled for croup andwhooping cough For sale by alldruggists

SOME ONES HONOR AVENGED

New York Oct lDtund face toface with rope and wire the bodiesof a man and woman both expensive-ly dressed wer found yesterdayfloating in the waters of JamaicaBay and the police are investigatingwhethr it is a case of murder or sui-

itle A number of trinkets on thebodj may lead to the solving of themystery The woman was a blondeof about thirty She had neverknown privation nor had the manwho met death with her Their handswere soft and well cared for

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