{Chester Newspaper} The Lantern- telephone No. 54. $2.year cash. Tuesday, Nov. 12, 1901 CAPT. J.A. MOONEY DEAD Greenville, Nov. 10 - The sudden death of Capt. J. ALLENDER MOONEY last night has been a theme of sincere regret in this community throughout the day. He was on the streets yesterday and had been engaged in his professional duties until the afternoon. Just before night he was found in his office upstairs in the Record building and he was in an almost unconscious condition when he was taken to his home in the suburbs and DR. C. B. EARLE summoned to his assistance. CAPT. MOONEY was already out of the reach of medical skill, while he succumbed to heart failure, with which he had been threatened herefore. CAPT. MOONEY was born on the 17th of July, 1859, near Gowansville, in this county. He was the son of DR. W.A. MOONEY, who has been a leading citizen of his section for many years. - Special to The State. ---------------------------- BASCOMVILLE LETTER MRS. HENRY ANDERSON had a limb broken by a fall on Wednesday. MR. ANDERSON has been helpless for 5 years as a result of injuries sustained from a falling bale of cotton. This last accident to MRS. ANDERSON is especially to be regretted. MR. ANDERSON and all depended upon her for active management and support. --- MR. W.H. HARDIN was here on Friday. ---------------------------- MRS. F.H. BROWN DEAD MRS. F.H. BROWN, of Tirzah, died last Thursday from an attack of fever. Her maiden name was JOHNSON, and she was a native of the neighborhood where she lived the 73 years of her life. Her children are MRS. HENRY MASSEY and MRS. J.C. WILBORN of York County , MRS.S.M. JONES of Chester and MR. WM. BROWN of Texas. --------------------------- LOCAL NEWS The postoffice room is being ceiled overhead. - MRS. W.B. DEVLIN, of Pelzer is visiting MRS. J.A. GREEN. - Yesterday morning was one of the most frosty we have had. - MRS. JNO. HOPE of Fort Mill, is visiting MRS. B.M. SPRATT. - MRS. DAVIS , of My. Airy, N.C., is visiting MRS. E.C. STAHN. - HON. D.E. FINLEY spent yesterday in the city. - MISSES BERTA HEATH and IRENE WANNAMAKER spent yesterday in Rock Hill. - MRS. HARRY LEARD of Raleigh, N.C. is visiting MRS. DOUGLASS, her mother. - Born to MR. and MRS. J.T. BIGHAM, Monday morning, Nov. 11, 1901, a daughter. - LODGE MEETING The Sandy River Lodge of A.F.M. will meet Thursday at 10a.m., at Armenia church. R.O. ATKINSON, Master. - PIGS FOR SALE - H.W. MILLER, Chester. - DEATHS MRS. MARY McKEOWN, wife of the late MR. MOSES McKEOWN, died of lung trouble, near Armenia, last Friday, the eighth inst., in her 61st year. -------------------------- nancie o.