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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
DOMESTIC.

Miss Lydia w. Dccou. OF Haddon-
field, y. j.. iumpcd from Il fcrryhoat
into the Delaware aud was drowned.
She had expressed fear that she would
become insane from Illness
Ingram Hall. to be devoted to scion
tiiic stJdy. the "ift To RiUCn College
OF q. II. Ingram. OF Eau Claire. was
dedicated III Ripon, Wis, with appYo-
PIRATE ceremonies.
Fire mt Elk Point. S. H.. destroyed
the entire business portion Of ,hc town.
Involving Il loss estimated - SlJO. 900.
The report OF the New York Police
Eoard for 1899 shows that ifO112 mon
and 2S.1U3 women were arrested dur
ing the year.
Leroy Il. Piper. former cashicr oG
The First National Bank. of -. May'S.
Ohio who disappeared in Yellowstone
Park. has been given up is dead.
In broad daylight thieves robbed the
hanl; of Gold & Co. az Nlbcc. :. ~. OF
$1,000 while the cashier had gone across
the street. after loc,;ing thn sarc and
bank doors.
At the cOnvocation exercises of the
University OF Chicago President Har-
per announced that .!olm y. Hocl:r:ci-
Ter had made another cift Of ~. 10000
to the institution.
Becoming cniangled IL The rcius. Il
boy named IIall was dra"gyd Il m.ic
by runaway horse at NoUr; Liberty,
Ind. and kicked to dcarh
For n fancicd grievance JameS IT.
Johnson, colorcd. shot and Killed Flo
rim Crew. near HyattSvillc, Md, and
then committed suicide
Oswald OuenGorfcr. editor and pub
Usher of the New Yorker Staais Xcit-
ung. died after an illness OF many
years.
c. c. Blaci; has fled Il petition in
bankruptcy. =, Goshen. Ind. with
$4,000 liabilities. and 500 asse,s.
Helen Keller. the deaf. blind ana
heretofore dumb student at Radcliffe
College. Mass. astoniShcd ncr class
mates by making an address OF q few
words.
Detroit street railways were reor-
@aniZcd rs the Detroit Cnltcd Railway
Company. capitalized at $l2 I0O,000
movement Is on zoo; for closing
all the saloons in Kansas.
Fhc TRANSPORT Logan sailed from San
Francisco for Maniia with 81 300. 900
in cash. She carried ninety-nine re-
cruits
Cadets Mt the University Of Nan1ma
decided 10 return 10 military duty NJ
ter strike of several DAYS.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
RESIGNS FROM THE ARMY.
Dr. Anita y. McGcc RetIrcs From Nurse
Corps. of Which She WAS the Head

Washington. -. G. (Spccian.- An
ua Newcomb McGec. Acting Assistant
Surgeon OF the Army. has rendered
Ter resignation. and Mrs. Dita II. Kin
s=ss. bead nurse of the United States
Hospital al Fort Bayard. New Mexico.
las been appointed 10 succeed her ut
the head of the Army Nurse Corps.
DIR. McGcc WAS the only woman scrv-
lngas undera commission in the Army,
and was entitled to wear the uniform
ri first lieutenant. She was appointed
August -, 1S9S. She selected ami or
ganizeu the nurses for the Army hospi-
tails during the SpaniSh-Amcrican war
snd inspected the nurses AMI hospital
supplies N Fort Meyer Fort Monroe
and MOntauk Point in 1898 and 1899.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
THE NEWS EPlTOMlZED
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Senator William V. Sullivan. OF Mis-
siSsippi. and Mrs. Marie Atkinson. of
Washington. We're married at 81. Ste.
phen's Church. The couple left imme-
diately for the Senator's home in Mis-
sissippi.
Mrs. Mckinley went to = theatre Cor
the first time since her husbands IN
auguration rs President
One result of the recent celebration
of the centennial anniversary of the
founding of Washington is the inau
guration of movement to erect Il
monument to former Governor Alex
andcr K. Shepherd, to whose energy
the city owes largely its beauty. MIR.
Shepherd is now in Mexico, where he
owns Il silver mine.
The Senate confirmed the nomina-
ton of George V. l.. Meyer. of Massa.
chusettS. to he Ambassador to Italy.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
VAST Steel RAIL TRADE
Our Exports During 1900 Averaged
$l,UU0,O0O Month.
GROWTH OF METAL INDUSTRIES

American Locomotives Used More Ex
America-The Total Exports in Metal
May Reach the s2OO,OoO.OOo Mark -
Extraordinary Showing of Prosperity
Washington ID. c. (SpcciaD.-An il.
lustration of the rapid growth of our
manufacturing interests is found in
the fact that the expectation OF manu-
factures Of metals during the year
1900 will reach S2Oo,OO0.OOO The fig.
ures of the treasury Bureau OF Statis-
tics for the ten months ending Novcm-
ber | show that more than 500. .OOOO
worth of iron and steel and more than
So0.OoO.00O worth of copper mad been
exported during the ten months. and
these figures. coupled with those rc!at.
Ing TO the less important munufactur-
mg metals and the articles manufac.
Sared from metals, but not included
Nuder these general terms. will bring
tEc total for the year up 10 fully
S2c0 OOO. 600
In steel rails the exports of :he
year will aggregate ST.. 1000. .O0c. or an
average of 81 .0cO.U0O per month. while
1t was not until 1891 that the figures
Tor any entire year reached as mitch
as 81 100000. Nearly $1,000 600 worth
or these exports of steel rails in 1900
20 10 Europe: another million dollars
worth went 10 Mexico: nearly So 600
600 TO South AmCrica; $1,000. 600 Ia
British North America. and $1,000 900
worth to Asia and Occania.
American locomotives also go alonc
With the American steel rails. ana the
total for the wear seems likely to rcncb
about S5,U0O.UO0 in value. The Ameri.
can rails and locomotives are in turn
accompanied by American cars. OF
winch the expectation for steam rail.
ways Will amount To $3. COO. 900 ,lurin.
the year and fDr other railways more
than n S1,0OO.O00 Add to this 4 prom
cr share of the $6.U0OOO0 worth of
electrical machinery and SG.UO0.OGO
worth OF telegraph, telephone and oth.
CT electricai instruments and scientific
apparatus exported. and it Will bc seen
ihat for the construction and operation
of railways outside OF the United
States the manufacturers of this cour-
try will supply during the year fully
$2oOO0,O00 worth of material
The rapid growth in the eNportatio0
of metals and those of which metals
FORM large proportion il value is H.
luStrated by some figures regarding,
our export trade of the decade. Manu-!
factureS of brass. for instance. of.
which the exports III 1870 amounted 10
S46I, BIB. We're in the fiscal year 1909
Sl,S66,I2I. Agricultural Implements.
including plowS, cultivators. mowers,
reapers and other machinery of this
character. amounted in 1890 to So. -.
So9,lSf and in the fiscal year 1900 to
Sl6094. $50.
The total iron and steel exports i'm.
iS9) amounted TO SO. .Jt2.2 POS. and in
the fiscal year 1900 to St21 .S5S.3li. and
IN the calendar year 1890 viii reach
S11O.O00. 600 in value
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
NOTED BANDIT a SUICIDE
C. B. Barnes Cuts His Throat il
Swamp Near New 0rleane.
Had riudcd I;;s rursucrs hre- q Oar.
ing: Train Robbery, I;ut Found
I!c Could Not Escape.

New Orleans. Ia. (Spccian. Twice
wounded and not able 10 escape. Cham
ming Il. Barnes. train rohhcr. drew tn.
edge of Il hunting knife across his
throat in Il swamp near this city and
ended his career
Limited Mail on the Illinois Central
Railroad in the suburbs of this city
recently. police had searched i'm vain
for two men who had escaped from
them after Il running fight near the
scene of the holdup. 1t was known
that one was badly wounded. He had
been compelled 10 drop Il United States
mail bag in his ilight.
In swamp near by all traces of the
men We're lost Notwithstanding" the
police felt sure The wounded man had
not gone far. and a few days ago in
the swamp his BODY was found. 1t
bore two bullet wounds. one in the
back. the other in the wrist. beside :
the fatal wound inflicted with his
own hunting knife.
In the pockets were found the watch
of the conductor of the mail train.
many registered letters and Il uuauti.
~ of dynamite
The body was brought to Police
Headquarters and Identified nS that rf
Claiming L. BARNES. Wlh mauy
abuses. who was wanted for partic;.
patinG in the daring holdup o. go H.
linoiS Central express train ut Wick
life. Ky. las, JGly.
When attempts were made "a ARE 81
him in ST. Louis. soon after. hr shn
Chief Sa1ricl AEON, Ni,trr.,, ,f tI,
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
MAYOR OF ATLANTA ARRESTED.
Charged with Intoxicatiou-.His Ha,ignu-
tIOa Has Been MandeG In

Atlanta. On. Especial. aD.-Mayor James
G. Woodward. Of this city. has been
arrested and was locked up in tho po-
licc barracks on Il charge OF intoNica-
ton.
some time ago, for thc same cause,
III" City Council and Board Of Alder
men threatened Impeachment proceed
mGs against Mr.. Woodward. hut upon
promises that H. would abstain from
further offcnses o. thc kind no action
WAS taken.
The Mayor rendered his =, ,>iguhtion.
ana 1t was placed i'll the bands of
Councilman dawson, who boldS IL on
condition that if the Mayor becomes
intoxicated il shall he rendered for ac-
'epiance The resignation was sub.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
TRAINING SHIP WRECKED
Over 100 German Cadets Drowned
or the Spanish Coast.
Tho Commander or the Marship Ended
His Life When He Saw Tint
All Was Lost.

Berlin (By Cablc).-An official dis
patch from Malaga accounts ror 314
survivors out OF the 400 persons who
were on board the German training
frigate Gneisenau, which foundrrcd
at the entrance to the port of Malaga
while she was taking refuge from the
terrible storm prevailing at the time
Ii is rumorcd that the commander
OF the Gneisenau committed suicide
when he saw all was lost. \ nephew
of the Imperial Chancellor" Count Won
Bulow, named Bcrndt. was among the
saved, though he was Injured in the
head.
The first engineer. hc assistant en-
Gineer. and Il numhcr OF petty officers
were drowned.
IT is hoped that the guns. the treas
urc chest. and perhaps page. of the hull
viii be Salvaged
Emperor William has received a tcic-
gram of coincidence fro.A the Spanish
Queen Regcu.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
ORE EIGN.

rel5in aGviccs say General Tunc-
Fuh Slang is practically dicrator. and
practically controls ihc movements of
China'S troops
Thanksgiving ovcr General Rob
cr,s's return has been given I'D. tae
critish Govcsumcn, auuouacirc tnat
10 VIII avail, the close of war opera
tions
Th" general viewof thcNay Pauncc.
fore treaty taken 10y thc London press
Is ihat Great britain viii insist upon a
in'l cquivalon, in Alaska or some
o,hcr GuaT,e: for any concession she
may make.
NJ. Mdnzori, who introduced ;hc res
o!utiOn in the Swiss National Council
demanding that Great Britain ..cc.yt
arbitration with the Transvaal. an
nounccd that tn" Council declined 10
act thereon.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
Tho Lost Trninimc Nc..rI.

TIC GnciScnau was huilt at Dant-
nc III 1870 and was an iron vessel
Nhoathed with wood. with Il diSplacc-
mont OF 2S16 tons. She was 2i2 feet
nlne inches in length and forty-fivC
teet eleven inches in the beam. having
mean dYauSht OF nineteen feet eight
inches and Il coal capacity of 400 tons.
Her speed was fourteen knots. Her
armament consisted of fourteen 30
Nrupp br"ech-loaucrs. Two three quar-
ter inch quick -tircrS, one boat or field
gun and seven torpedo tubes. Her
complement was 4G1. and she was
used for training boys.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
JOHN ADDISON PORTER DEAD.
President McKlnIey's Former Secretary
Passes AwnY at Ills Home

Pomfret. Conn. (SpeciaD.- Nd
Olson Porter. former Secretary To Pres.
ideni Mckinley, died ut bis home here
after a long illness. He was born in
New Haven on April II. 1886.
On several occasions he was n candi-
date for the Republican nomination
for Governor of the State. but he was
never chosen. In 1896 he was an en-
thuSiaStc advocate OF Mckinley for
the Presidential nomination. and was
made the Presidents secretary lie
resigned the office last April owing -
~ health.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
kE.APrUkiiUNMtNI BILL.
The House Discusses n Ratio for
Representation.
senate


Fifteenth Day.-The full Senate
committee on military affairs has
adopted the army reorganization bill.
reported by lis subcommittee We'd
nesday afternoon. The maximum
strength of the army is to be 900
men. The bill is Il complete substi-
tute for the House bill and while much
OF the language is the same as that ct
the House measure. there are num-
erous changes
sixteenth Dav.-In the open session
OF the Senate little hu ,irCss was trans
&C cd. \ spirited debate was precipi-
ta'od over I've resolution CT Mr.. Chan
der 10 disch lrge the committee on
contingent e&pcn oS from fur ther con-
slderaton Of The T. solution au hori.,r.,
an investigation OF the Mona,ua sea-
tor!dl case. rhc exchanges between
the advocate, and opponents OF the
resolution iooA a political turn and re-
suited IN some lively coll0uuits. No
action upon the resolution was taken
Inc army rC-orCanizat ION hill WAS re-
ported by the committees ON military
aT9:rS
In the discussion of the Chandler
rc olEtiCn. A.r. J5ues. o. Arkansas.
pio; sttd In u trc solution was a
robGac 80 thr comm t.tc Mr. Chand-
Ter said no politics tai ontorcd into
inc commit &. S cen !.rration OF the
ca-c. Batl Nir. Ci Yh .ud Nh Magin-
MS wor' Nci.Oc;3ts and the ques ION
h'oNod Vas seq inG OF oac Democrat
or rpthcr
"Ir ta's { purely Democratic GUAR
rel. sG-S cod }r Tilwan. OF South
! D'to! ua ",lon trc Senator's mtorcs.
/ i0a W5ttC' .s rattle" oNtr-o iinaly.
AtItt"Gtn i'a.-\D lt .i-lCeS
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
POSTMASTER GIVES UP OFFICE.
Trnubi~ with W"mrn Secretary Cause.
Sew Orleans Man to Ncsigu.

New Orleans. In. tSpccia AS the
Cutcomc OF an EXPOSE of Il sensational
nature. j. X. G.. Pitkin. Postmaster of
New Orleans. has sent his resignation
To the President. No charges haG
been made against pitSm in the courts
here. hut revelations in con cc,iou
with the arrest of his private Sccrc.
tary. woman. who was charged hy
him with stealing papers and doc;r
mcntS brought To- light certain letters
claimed by the woman to have bee,
written by rikin and sent through
the mails while hr WAS poStmlS,"r
the nature of which involved 4 viola
t!On Of the postal laws
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
FOR MINISTER TO TURKEY.
y. q. 4. Lri~h'mnu Somimntcd - Other
Nnmca ScMt tn Ih,. Scnntn

Washington. D. G. Spccian. The
President num.n; Il Holm g. y. Lot Sh
man, of Pennsylvania. uoW Minister Il
Switzerland. 10 too Uni,cd States Min
lister To Turkey succeeding Oscar :
StrauS. OF New York
Arthur :. Hardy. OF New Hampshire
now Minister to Greece Roumlni:
and Scrvia, was nominated To be Min
lister 10 Switzerland. HnG Charles y
Francis. Of New York; t0 bc Minister
10 Greece. l;oumania and Scrvia.
Clarence /. ThurSton. OF Nebraska
was named Tor Secretary of the L.ga
ton ut EucHos AyrcS.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26

Alfred MctZ2cr. a stunned glas.
manufacturers of Newark y. j.. mui.
dercd an ay,rcSs Elsie DinSmore
known also rs his wifi, ana Killed
himself in lIopcwell. Penn. His law.
ful wife lives in Newark but h" dr.
serted her ana thrcc children several
months ago.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
DOUBLE LYNcHMo IN lNDIANA.
Two Negroes put To Death by Mo!
For Murder.

Eockport. Ind. ,SpaciaA.-"Iim"
Henderson aud End" Rowland. ne
SrooS. were hanged in the iailyard b,
mob of five hundred pcrSouS. Ucn
GcrSon and Rowland waylnid mur
dcrcd and then robbed H. :. Simons
white barber. The men were SuS
pcctcd and arrested. and - The ale
Of q hloodhouad their .uilt WAS rsiah
liShcd. Henderson was shot to dcail
III his cell. ard then hanged. l;owlan,
confessed before he was strung up
Tho bodies wee afterward ridIiet
with bullets.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26

Ihc Military Department of Porto
kico ceased TO exist with General Da-
vlS'S denarturc from san Juan ON .hc
transport Crook for Newport News.
Troops + and III of the Fifth Cavalry
ana lu2 other passengers sailed on The
Crook.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
Ninneso:, ;yomcn Cor,ir. r.,o,,

MahY women OF Minnesota have he
como cocaine itcndS. according 10 the
''a'e Medical Association. ana n com
hll'' oI thai body iS now framing m
ace To bp preScn ed Ia tie Legislature
p'"cihg more stringent regulations
upon The sale OF The drug
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26

Governor-Geueral Wood. OF cuba.
AaS named Supreme Judge. q Fiscal
1nd Judge Advocate Dudley a comIais-
SION TO codify the island DEGREES and
Incorporate them into code OF pro.
redurC.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
i fountain nc l.:uorancc

Gayhoy What have YOU been do
ins I'LL day"
Eighcad increasing my Ignorance.
/ have just read tie latest his oyicaI
ruvel Life
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26

'""u"ry Disbursements ON stocks and
Bonds Estimated ut O,OoO.OGO.
New York City (SpeciaN.-Whilc no
accurate forecast of the aggregate
amount which will be paid in divi-
dends and interest on January lst can
he given, conservative estimates place
the total from all classes of securities
nj from S120,00O0OO TO Sl3O. .OOOO
nm aggregate which surely reflects the
healthy growth of the country and its
industries
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26

CAPTAIN of the Fort Young. nj Hnv.
i'''. cuba. has received five bids for
me- removal of ihc wreck OF the Unitcd
Siaies warShip Maine. The removal
OF The wreck &. '
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26

Mnrin Dor>ch. of Harrison. y. l..
vas struck by train n Tho railroad
crossing near there. He was cut in
two. Dorsch was fifty years old.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
lie Cansn of kis Ean.

Il didn't know YOU ever had made
study Of dialect"
81 never have" replied the author.
"'rhcn how did You happen to fall
into the way of writing it,"
"Oh. / did that while learning to
use the typewriter. - Chicago Post.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
IINI.SE.


'N! St''
lt''Hlh i'aT.- ne tioNSe devoted
IN" '2E 20 ''lS'rl'' OF NoiHmpla huSi-
ness. ne Whol' N'dS was occupied
III t"r "S~l non ot " hlIl 10 chanS2
ihe ''r'lhal l.i''N'l'S OF th" fcnn-
S!I'ahIa l>"llf""i ~ TINS CITY ana 10
pr"'ldc i'r lnr ''vNatoH OF us tracNs
ac'"-S '"t N"ii' S'"tH "l l'hfS!lNahia
aN'E'' i" oPPHr l''oH ""S persl3-
l'ht "U' aitcF 'Au'" hH h'"'cHInS TIE
i'''E'S "l dl' p'l S'r' .l'd IN Secur-
INK u recess 'H''H " 'io * to-hlo'-
TOW TOW s." commune 'oH3!dci|iloh Oh tlo
hl!I-
SiEt nth Day i pre- g. t7tivc Hop
Rims. ,harm"n G.. tf" comWi; ce on
ocrsrs. III IN tto sior@ tho majority
report on th2 -a"parti0aWcnt bill re-
ported hE MS committee. fixing tho
member h!p Of th' House for the next
decade "t "@1 x prcfcntatiVe Bur
lei""' o, Name '''u m 'jor'jy report
S.SH'' Wy S!N l'c''''lS III iaVoF {, Il
'l"u =" ''-''l 81 O. ">' IN Nhi!Ie.S,
am 'N'H' ,S'"' '''N' r'Nn.pA' ilrf' "1
l''"i"'d' WI" '5'.'" 'Hc i''rI' lFh re
f'i "!a" sum !'d ar 'lu' i''hd III
'Cp''' d" 'tu' o. 'tuu'I"b 'he r'prc-
So.'"' '"h ~ '' @"f'"'' il .."i'" 10 the
extent { IN. a"tlGh' Wen' oi me SUI
lrI+'. ~" li'c'''d'"t i'nort laNora
i'""@, 4" pr '..I1i "a'' oi 90 NET
-. -. ~. 'l'''u' l'y
ib"+ tho Io.e ~ u,.ts NV s;.otoc ,,,d,'.
rc-arn,.r.i;onncrt hills vac No. nm
c,-n-lou Ma eachvsrtts fnr ins,o,rn
which under TIC tbirl caosus had 20
ncIr5crs. was reduced 10 i0 undor I'M,
sixth. ?,ycnth and eighth. and Virzir-
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26

Lord Hopetoun welcomed to- Australia.
\ dispatch from SynGey says that
Lord Hopetom. the Governor of the
lew Australian Commonwealth. has
arrived there. He was enthusiasts.
ally recsiVed
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
Paris Exposition Los, =. s;oo oo,

The official rcport of ihr finances OF
th' Paris exposition shows \ loss of
100000. The loss is less tlan In any
&c the prccCdhr~ cvn"eis,or.,
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26

N..~ ".plrry "Nuu G"7't u"au "a
.ha yo1 aNsol,. Is ol nothing"
rla.. 'Aw. wrai's. uon', even
@o .s.. NV man a;,.ll9 tn ,v'wy.
l.n-, j. 'h"". 't.iaJ.. .uuiI Press.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
Two Mmndred Chlnnmcn nrnmnea

j." he capszing OF n boat at C..rton
zoo Chin6mcn were drowned.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26

= subscriber wrote to the editor
tau~
IS don't want your paper any tong.
cr."
'Fo which The editor replied
"ElHd to hear it. shouldn't mako
10 any longer if YOU did Pici, Me T..
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26

Malaga. SnaiN. 'Ey Cabio,-Of The
81 survivors OF The Gnciscrau. thirty
nine. Who We're injured. were trans
ported to The local hospitals: l25 shell
.erod in The barracks. anu 100 lodged in
the Town Han. The municipality
pvOvided food ION all.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26

Madrid. spain. .Br Cahlr-piS-
patches from Malaga confirm the state
mont that the Naval Commander there
had warned Captain Krc,schmann of
the GnciScnau of the approaching
storm. and had recommended lhat he
enter the port, hui without avail.
1hc shock ON The rocks is described
hy eye-wi;ncsSes rs terrible Many
holes we're driven in the vcSscrs S.crn.
and Sh, sank within tgu minutes.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26
THE MERRY SIDE OF IAFE
STORIES THAT ARE TCLO BY THE
FUNNY Men Or THE PRESS.

jus: Way She Eas-tIis Ecconunrndn-
tion-t Fountain of Ignorance His
Lost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the tsuSincsss
Troublcs-Thc Whole Truth. Etc. t:tc.
y woman can't vote and woman can't
throw
\ brick or = stone very hiqh
But weak little woman Of thirty or So
Can bring Il Young mar or his graud.
father low
Iy merely 4 drop oi thc exc
Chicago Times Herald.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26

hustraTian bushmen are being oifer.
ed farms free Of cost in Rhodesia.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26

"lic says hc ~ " Ne" '''"'
said one young ~ IN
Yes" answered. the other-
Il can't lelicyc it,
why not!
"If. Talked with me for five minutes
w,Gout saying anything was fierce or
charactcrlzing anybody os lobster :"
Washington Ssar.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-12-26

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