First Operations in the Rock Hill Hospital
Mr. A B Ferguson traveled from Lancaster with his 12 year old son to Rock Hill for care after a severe leg blood poisoning two years earlier. The boy underwent bone removal surgery performed by Dr Fennell with Dr Lynn assisting. he recovered to a satisfactory condition and was moved to his aunt Mrs Ila Huey’s home. Oscar A Myer of Catawba Power Co. had an appendectomy on Sunday, successfully done by Dr Gill Wylie and hospital physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Ferguson
Rock Hill
Lancaster
A. B
Cuceton
Furry
Rock Unit
Fennell
Lynn
Ila Huey
Oscar A. Myer
Catawba Power Co
Gill Wylie
Telegraph Official Fined for Allowing a Bet via Wire
E. E. Williams, manager of Western Union Telegraph in Birmingham, Alabama, was convicted of violating the state anti-gambling act by permitting a bet on horse races to be sent by telegraph. He received a $50 fine in the Criminal Court. Prominent counsel has been secured and the case will be appealed in federal courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Birmingham
Ala
E. E. Williams
Western Union Telegraph Company
Blato
United States
New Chief Constables Appointed
The State reports Governor Hey ward selected eight new chief constables after a long selection process. C. L. Cureton Pickens J. C. Hall Greenville J. R. Fant Spartanburg A. S. Osborn Columbia S. Y. Delgar Sumter B. F. Howie Charleston W. F. Holmes Beaufort take effect April 1 with temporary headquarters as named. The appointees include one former force member and several first-timers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Cureton
Pickens
J.C. Hall
Greenville
J. R. Fant
Spartanburg
A. S. Osborn
Columbia
S. Y. Delgar
Sunter
T. Howie
Charleston
W. F. Holmes
Beaufort
Howie
Fant
Cureton
Sumter
W. FF. Hallmes
Barnwell County
Osborn
Scattered State News Brevity From March Issues
Notices and brief reports from Beaufort Greenville Barnwell and Graouville cover a public assault case with a lenient sentence followed by a contempt act, a veteran roster publication note, a factory erection contract valued around 41000, a tragic mental hospital transfer after a deadly family shooting, and an employment ad offering a $20.00 weekly wage with expenses paid in South Carolina counties.
To Cure A Win One ay Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
All druggists refund money if it fails to cure EB. W. Grove's signature on each box. Wastin To buy serap iron all kinds of metals and hides of every description. Will pay highest market price. Bring to my shop d kK Patrinson Lancaster S.C. Mar 4 1905 Im.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. W. Grove
Wastin
Fearless General Macdonald Dies By Self Inflicted Wound
Paris March 25 Maj Gen Sir Hector Macdonald commander of British forces in Caxton faced immoral conduct charges. He shot himself in the temple in a hotel room and died minutes later. Consul Inglis and hotel authorities took charge. He had arrived from London en route to Ceylon where an interim court martial was expected.
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Paris
Hector Macdonald
Caxton
Het Regina
Pitic
Vetor
Pleo
Inglis
Falit
Sir Hector Macdonald
London
Ceylon
Three Newspapers One Year Offer With Contest
For 226 the Ledger Atlanta Constitution and The Sunny South are included for one year and the subscriber gets three guesses in the $10 000 port receipts contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledger
Atlanta Constitution
Sunny South
Home and Farm
Lancaster
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the Ledger
Thurlow
Carter
Rock Hill Hospital
Rock Hill Herald
Heyward
Columbia State
Wm. Pinckney
Patsy de Veaux
Townsend
Pinckney
Pickney
the Confederate Records
Graouville
Mare
Congress
American Cigar Company
David We
Geo We Ebaugh
Greenville Improvement Company
W. J. Thackston
Barnwell
Hoeyward Dunbar
George Dunbar
Robbins
Moger
Thomas Cooper
Caxton Bldy
Chicas
Kk. Patrinson
Lancaster, S.C. Mar
Oconee
Dorchester
Anderson County
Foley
Uty Pera
Grand Millinery
Het Banwing
Julia Simpson
Wrednesday
Miss Simpson
Heath Banking & Mer Co
Porter * Stephenson
Tn Manonie Building
S.C
Virginia Sarafina Chemical
Virginia-Caroline Chemical Company
The
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
Charleston, 8. c
Virgiai-Carolina Puemical Company
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