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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-11-15
FIND CAVE FULL OF GOLD.

Cripple Greek, Col. Nov. 9.-What is
probably the greatest mining strike ever
made in this or any other camp was
made Oct. % in the famous Elkton
mine at Cripple Creek. AT depth of
200 feet in a level run to the south from
the shaft there has been opened up a
yeritable cave containing fabulous
wealth, Never before in the history
Of the Cripple Greek district has find
of such magnitude been chronicled and
it is certainly the first time strike has
been made where experts were all in
tered will prove to be the mother lode
Of Raven Hill or volcanic chimney.
The ore essays as high as $4,000 to
the ton, but it's average grade is in the
neighborhood of 500 ton.
This cave was originally broken into
in January last, but the next round of
shots put in following its discovery
tapped an immense underground river
or lake, permitting the water to enter
the level. The water entered through
the vent with tremendous velocity,
forcing the miners to hasten TO the sur
face to avoid being engulfed in the
flood. Within a few hours the work
ings of the mine up to and including
the 700 foot level were submerged. The
mine management Immediately installed
two immense pumps each capable OF
hosting l. 900 gallons a minute, and the
battle with the floods began.
BY forcing the pumps to their utmost
capacity sufficient progress was made
in the work Of draining the mine to
permit of bulkheading the seventh level.
To do this the men worked waist deep
In water for days, but eventually the
task was accomplished and the situa-
ton bettered materially. From that
time until the latter part of Septembei
the pumps were worked at all times
continuously. and by that means the
levels OF the mine down to 700 foot
point were kept free of water About
September 20 it was first noticed that
the waters were receding below the 70t
foot point and each day thereafter
there was an appreciable diminution in
the depth of the water in the shaft
until on October IS it was decided t(
risk removing the buikheads, This wa.
done and the level was found to b,
comparatively dry. After permitting i
to drain and dry out for couple of day.
q shift Of miners was put to work il
the breast Of the drift. Within twenty
four hours they opened up wealth be
yond the most avaricious dreams o
Midas.
The vein encountered is now from
three to five feet in width and contains
inumerable streaks Of sylvanite, fiourin
tale and quartz. Neither wall of tn
vein ID yet in sight and there is no tell
ing how wide the ore body is.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-11-15
FOR MURDER.
NEGRO WOMAN JAILED CHARG
ED WITH POISONING.

Maria Haynes, negress, was arrested
here and remanded to Jail on the charge
of poisoning her aunt several days ago.
The aunt was away from home and
on returning found that her money
amounting to s25. had been stolen. She
accused her two nieces, whereupon
they said their husbands were guilty
and had left them Tuesday. She ate
breakfast and died that night.
She had announced her inten ton OF
changing her will and barring her nieces.
The examining trial was continued
until next Tuesday because of the alb
sence of witnesses for the Defense
The accused has secured the able ser.
wee of Hon. Tom Bullock, as her attor.
new
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-11-15
FEEDING so AND go CENT CORN.

The question which confronts the
beef builder is whether it will pay him
TO put SOC corn into the building pro-
cess or will it fetch more cash to his till
to sell the corn and finish his cattle as
well as he can with long food and cot
tonseed meal?
If 1t paid the feeder to finish cattle
with grain when corn sold for 30 cents
per bushel and beef on the hoof brought
"a 30, il would seem that live beef at
even 81 90 would not pay when built on
5lc corn
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-11-15
NOTICE.

All parties indebted to the estate of
Arthur King, deceased, are respectfully
notified TO please come forward and
settle up; and all those holding claims
against said estate are notified to file
the same properly proven up as required
by law on or before the LIST day of Jan
1902, or the same will be barred.
j. j. G. BONDURANT,
Admir- of Arthur King,
+. IL 81. Bank.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-11-15
NOTICE.

The j. j. Young property consisting
of one six room dwelling with two good
cis.erns, one inside and one outside, a
good roomy stable and other out build
ings, and about three acres OF land, near
X. L. Tyler's, on the Troy Road. are for
rent. Apply to +. S. MOORE, Agent,
N22
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-11-15
LITTLE TILT,
BETWEEN EX-SENATOR LINDS A Y
AND JUDGE VAN WICK
IN NEW YORK.

New York, Nov ll.-At the reunion
Of the Southern Society at Sherry's Sat
urday night ex Senator Lindsay, of
Kentucky was the principal speaker.
In his address he referred TO what he
termed the '.sins of the South" Judge
Van Wyck promptly responded that
The South Has Committed no SINS. f"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-11-15
Alex. A. Faris & Son.
NOTICE TO FILE CLAIMS.

All persons holding claims against
the estate of w. q. Graves, deceased,
are respectfully notified TO file same
proven as the law requires, with the an.
oersigned, on or before the 10th day OF
Jan. lSO2, or same will be barred. Also
anyone indebted TO said estate are re
quested to settle same.
A. A. FARlS, Admir-:
Ia OF w. G. Graves, Decd.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-11-15
That Throbbiug Headache
r. T. TYLER ACT.

Would quickly leave you if you used
DIR. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proven their matches
merit for sick and nervous headaches.
They make pure blood and build up
your health. Only 25c. Money back
If not cured. Sold by Cowgirl & Cow.
gill.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-11-15
Spreads Like WIldllre.

When things are "the best" they be-
come "the best selling" Abraham
Hare leading druggist, of Bellevlle.
o., writes Electric Bitters are the
best selling bitters have handled in 20
years" You know why? Most diseases
begin in disorders of stomach, liver.
kidneys, bowels, blood and nerves.
Electric Bitters tones up the stomach.
regulates liver, kidneys and bowels,
pureties the blood strengthens the
nerves, hence cures multitudes of ma
ladies. 1t builds up the entire system.
Puts new life and vigor into any weak,
sickly, rundown man or woman. Price
90 cents. Sold by Cowgirl q Cowgirl.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-11-15
O. e. EAKER.
General Grocer.
Powell Block. Clinton st.

Having purchased The Grocery Stock Of
J. j G. BOndurlnt, would be pleased to
have all old friends TO call. Fresh Goods
and Choice RI-ysins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30
NEWS NUGGETS.
brought by the Wires From the
North, East. South nnd West.

Princess Bismark WAS aCcouchrd Of
4 son at Berlin. Friday.
james stephens. the well-knovn
f-caian leader of the 1865 l.p\ rnirlt
died at Dublin, Friday.
The amended charter HEN ,.i.1 .il M,
New York city was reported Ia the
Senate at Albanr, Friday, and b
unanimous consent was ordered /, Il
third reading.
The enforcement Of quarantine r"%u-
lationy has been notified "a an arrivals
at Brcm"rhavcn, from Australian ports
owing to the existence uf tine bubunic
plague at those places.
Lieut.. Cen Kcol has been appointed
minister of war for Tho Netherlands.
il su, c"aSion TO Lieut.. Gan. Eiand. and
whose resignation was announced.
Nprch l6. in consequence oc @n SUtl.c-
cnistic vote in the chamaH-.
TIE Grand National stcep!" Gl=r Nj
eco soverciGns. run NJ Liverp""l i."'~..
Friday. Was won b. u. E',.>oe'a u. pu-
don. =. ]. Williams Bay ,,e,ling
Dyumcrce WAS entered and !. T..
Ecrow1n's Buffalo Till Uas thi.d.
: dispatch from st. Petersburg >ays
thp GEAR has administered !. sa,crt tr-
p1imand to Prince N.asemski. a Uam-
G";. Of the council Of the empire. Tor
having interfcrcd with jhc orders uf
the police on the occasion Of tn 80
,en; riots.
Theodore Wailcrt. WHO murdered his
We and fosr children. ,r4S hanged
.t THE county Jail at Sie1d rsnn. Ninn..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30
BASE BALL NOTES.

Manager Donovan OF the s.. Louis bas,
pan club, announces that he has $ Gu.u
Pitcher Breitcnsten. late VI Cincinnati
to pitch for ST Louis during the com n.
season; Catcher Joe Ryan. late cf Boston
and Detroit. ana Pitcher Moore uT the
Dayton, o. team.
Herman Long has been selected as cav
tam Of the National League club ut Boy-
ton Tor the coming season. At tn" omar
ter" Of the American League team Mr.
Somers announced the securing Cl ". al
keilum. left handler, who pitched lo-
Indiana polls. last season 10 fin I'M. c-lr
caused by Direen'S withdrawal.
The first steps toward forming Il ba=.
haIi association 20 pace a team III TIE
New England League leTrcSetirE Ma
chester. \. FL. We're taken. FRIDAY QigAl.
when public meeting was held thee
Tor thai purpose. The chances OF main
tanning team successfully We're con-id-
cred, and prominent business men volll-
teered their support. Among the speak
ers were Aleck Person ana Walter X
Burnham Of Portland. \ committee W L.
appointed to solicit funds either to sock
or season tickets Another meeting will
be called To effect 4 permanent orsaaizI
ton, next week.
1t is evident mat the sympatnies III tht
newspapers are largely in liNor on tn
new American League. This Is dl" Very
largely 10 the peanut policy which the
old league has seen fit To pursue toward 4;
the press in general. The kenuch,c
Journal has given the Boston National
League club free advertising to the
amount of hundreds of dollars. For his
there has neither been any return DR. sag
ScStiOn Of return. When representatives
Of this paper have visited the South En-
grounds they have paid the usual adni3-
sion. No courteSies whatever have ever
been extended them by the three ucunE-
pinching magma ties who own the Natiunli
League team at the Hub OF the universe.
and who have won some celebrity as cS-
| pert ticket sellers ~ the same time no
member of our staff has ever been ~ the
| South End oUuds who has not ell
| scores of people from central Maine. II
| is a fact that the average base ball audi
| encC at the South End grounds always
| contains a large contingent Of visitors
from the Old Pine Tree State. Tho pres.
| of Maine has given Il vast amount OF
| free advertising which has put thousand
| OF good dollars into the pockets or the
| TriumverS, but if any of them has ercr
| been offered anything in the way Of eN-
| change CourteSics the fact has escaped
| our observation. Al this has been in
painful contrast with the constant and
! cheerful courteSieS extended the press OF
our State by Boston theatrical manager1.
| The men who work on Maine dailics dc
not spend much of their valuable time in
| Boston in the course OF 4 year, and the
| few dollars that an offer OF court sic =
| would have cost thC National League
mana cement in that city would prCba II
not have made any serious hole in their
annual balance sheet. These are plain
| facts: but they have a by no means ira =
| pOrtant bearing upon the present situa-
| ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The will of Horace Couscns Of Newton.
filed at Cambridge. Mass. Friday pro-
videS that if the two children of t,Sfator
die without issue. $4,000 shall be given 10
the town of Lyman, Maine, to form an
educational fund
Work in the Clarks Island Granite Cos.
quarries It ClarkS island will he resumed
very soon. \ representative OF the COM
pany visited the quaTries, Friday. and
put in readiness to begin operations as
soon as possible. About 100 men will be
employed
Inc IL new StaterOomS on the steamer
kennebec are completed one Of the Off
GERS SAID, tIIS morning, that they will be
the best rooms on the boat. They are 10
ca ted on the hurricane deck att. The boa
Will be READY for commission as soon as
the river opens for navigate above
Bath. Chief Engineer Curtis said this.
morning: I'VE could get ready for service
on a hours notice. Bath Times, Marcl
%
People who are specializing on the date
of the rivers opening, We're surprised on
Friday morning to learn that the Penob-
SEQ was clear of ice TO point opposi tc
the Dirieo Ice house on the Bangor side
above CrosbNS narrOwS. The ice below
the narrowS was fast breaking NJ on
Thursday and some time during the night
ii took move and went seward. Tn
high tides of the past week or two have
brought so much salt water into the river
that the ice has been greatly weakened
and it only needed the light rise in the
pitch of water coming down to start thu
fields. The channel is entirely clear now
to a point inst below SternS mill in t,as.
Hampden. and the ice above there show.
signs of breaking up.-Bangor CONNER
cial
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caItancc and qualification. is not in
jurei thereby. although these aver
ments we've unnecessary.
Thee is no merit in the defendant .
contention thai the statute upon which
the first and font, IN counts ue based
il in violation Of the last clause Of the
Fourteenth amendment to the Federal
Constitution; Nor shall any state
deny to any person within its jurisdic-
ton the equal protection of the laws,
because it imposes special punish
ment for 4 class OF offenders, that is
guardians who embeZZle the property
OF their wards. This statute operates
alike upon all persons who commit this
offense, and is in no way repuSnant, to
the fourteenth amendment to the Fed
eral constitution.
Exceptions overruled. First end
fourth counts adjudgcd good. Defen-
dant 20 be allowed to plead over.
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part Of thci: business 60 shat place.
THO Hampton shoe Co. closed thc f.c-
tory more than Il year ago and ~"
buildings have been practically idlt
ever since.
I'll" Will of Steve Erode WAS filed
at New York, Friday. IN his viii ~
leaves all his property to his cL,cs:
daughter in trust until his other Two
rEi.dren become of age. Whca Id M 10
he equally divided among the three
children. Tic estate consists IF about
S75.o3O worth Of real estate ANA auoat
S.00oo in cash.
4 syndicate NJ Cgcvcllnd. D. bank
ana trust companies has been formed
40 undcrwiltc the securities Of thu hu-
rora. Wheaton ana Chiea,;n .ic,,rir
Road to the sum of $S.oou.qoo. The final
papers IN the deal Wili at once W.
signed. ". !. MarGellaum ana COM
pluN are Arranging III" matter ~ bc-
half ot thc owners NJ thu rnad.
James II. H"ady. former postal
,lcrl in the Boston ntIitr. Va1 fnuuI
not guilty of the charge w taking 'ct-
tals addressed 10 Henry Parker. "tHc
lucky-lnI man" VINO Is \ Fugitive IL unt
Justice ny federal jury Frd:l.. at
Boston. Il was his second trial the
previous onc having brought a diSa
srocment. Erady was aiics,cl on June
q. last
JAMES Williams individually ana af
a member Of the Grand Lake Couul Co.
% Fi.tshurg. Pa, has Ulei Il ptti,iuu
in bankruptcy IN the United states
district court. Ttie liabilities ygc given
rs Si.5..6S ana assets as S25i or thc
total liabilities. $i04.175 is scheduled as
Unsecured claims ana S1o592 as notes
ana bills which ought To Do paid Ivy
others.
Cancer ~ caused by an animal par-
site which We have identified ans 10
atcd in the New Work State Cancer
Laboratory" said Prof r. II. Gaylord
IF ;hc University OF Buffalo. who has
narec of that laboratory. A recn1iar
feature about the parasite is the length
II time required 70 dcNcipr q culture
ina this. Prof. GG-irrd said. accauat-
"A for tie failure to fully identify il
before.
Ey thu judicial committee w the
Erooklyu Prcshytery. the Rev. Dr. Al
frc1 ii. Moment. mn many years a NIGH
known brooklyn clergyman. has been
found guilty of conduct unbecomirS "a
minister ana has been suspended for
siN months from tho Pres1y;crN. nr
Icment was acting paStnr ot thc Iu,-
manuel Pr"sbytcriaU church III Fiat
bush pr. Moment lived until three
months aeo iii TlitUush. but i'll now in
Scotch Plains. y. J.
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LAW COURT DECISION.
Exceptions 0verru!ed in Case Of State Of Maine
VS.. Eugene W. Whitehouse.

The following rcscript was received
from the law court. Friday. in the case
of State of Maine vs. Eugene W. White
house of Augusta:
Kennebec. IS. State of Maine VS. Eu-
gene ". Whitchouse. Rescript. Wis
well, &. j.
Chapter 241 Public Laws 1898.
Whoever embezZles, or fraudulently
converts to his own use, or Secretes
with intent to embezZle or fraudulent
~ convert to his own use, money,
goods, or property delivered to him,
or any part thereof. which may be the
subject of larceny, shall be deemed
guilty of larceny" does not apply TO the
case of guardian who, in violation of
his trust. embezzles the property of his
ward or which he has the charge and
custody by reason Of his guardianship,
the penalty for which is fixed by +. S.
c. IL, Sec. 81
1t was neither necessary nor proper.
therefore for either count to contain
any words charging the commission of
the crime of larceny because the crime
is not larceny. The fourth count con-
tains no such words. and the allega-
tions in the first count charging lar
ceny may be rejected as surplusaGe.
In all other respects the first and
fourth counts in the Indictment are
sufficient they contain all the necessa-
Nv aVermentS. stated with sufficient
particularly and certainty, to apprise
the defendant of the crime with which
he was charged, and to enable the
court to see. without going out of the
record what crime had been com
mitted, if the facts alleged are true
1t was not necessary for either count
to contain an averment that the de-
PENDANT was not an apprenticeship
nor less than sixteen years Of age
This exception only applies in cases
where the Indictment is against an
officer. agent. clerk. or servant of a
person, copartnership or corpora ton,
under Il. 5. c. 120 sec. :.
The allegations of the fourth count
that the defendant was guardian.
that while he was a guardian and BY
virtue of his guardianship he had the
charge and custody of the property OF
his ward. which. in violation Of his
trust. he embezzled and converted to
his own use. are sufficient. And the
first count, which contains more full
and particular averments in relation
to the defendants appointment. ac-
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T. is peculiar thing how interested
every one becomes IS soon Us th"v q,
anyone returning from a sU'c4
hunting trip with their %ir" I'M,
docs not seem to lie CouGrcd r.
people who like t. hunt thc'nse' III,
But many men WHO never touch @on
VII inquire as carcfu!lyw the 5'''.
MAS shot ana al the facts in tac cis.
as If they were expecting TO stltt y.
once for the same locality. THIS W.
shown a few days ago when gcoit-
man appeared on the street with ~
fine fox skins. lie was asked r'anl
| mes where he got them and all soTts
of questions about the two sAlhs.
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fLAGRiET. DEFIANT. AuDAClOUS.
Grand Jury at 81. Louis Dcnounces November
Bal OF Box Frauds.

ST. Louis, Mo. March 29-Thc February
grand jury made its final report today, t.
Judge Wood. Two hundred and one H.
dictmcntS were returned during the Scs-
sion out of DIT cases which have been
considered. The jury says ii is appalled,
az the unmistakablc eVidenr" OF the mos
fragrant defiant ana aIduciOus violation,
of the sancity of the ballot box that were
committed at the election on Nov. . last.
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There is much interest among to
members Of kennebec Tent NJ. ~
Knights Of the Maccabccs, in the work
Of the new degree team under the
leadership of Degree Master win II.
punton. With the elaborate para
phernalia. 4 director Of music and the
Wcll trained team. the wolk is beng
done in splendid fashion. There VIII
~ degree work at the meeting. neXt
ThursdaN evening.
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Snpw and Blizzard in Great Britain.

London. March 30.-Snow storms ana
billiards. were general, throughout the
north Of Great Britain. yesterday. and
strong cold winds in Southern England
Much damage was done to telegraph
and telephone wires
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CRUSHED POLITIcA. HOPES
Causes Many Russian Students Under Arrest
TO Commit Suicide.

ST. Petersburg. March 29.-The II stu
dents who were arrested Il fortnight az ,
for participation in a student meeting
were released, yesterday. They spent one
week in solitary confinement. Under IN"
law. the ITO prisoners taken into custody
recently on account Of political demon
STATIONS, must be released within 4
month, unless their prosecution has lc-
gally begun before the expiration OF tAa'
time.
Several students have committed sui
eide and il is reported they did 80 because
OF the crushing of their political hopes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30

Souvenir views Of augusta tree
If YOU want a set of Augusta views 90
platinum I'M. or on "phC.o clo.A hi
sofa pillows. and fancy work. or u"
elegant pastel pointing. ready I"
frame. can on Or. HlthoIne. zoo Na'e'
street. Gcod for ten days only.
marc0dit'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30

Tho large amount of work which has
been done upon the main streets, dur
ing TIE past few days. is resulting in
improved travelling conditions and 2
fdr more pleasing appearance. y Fast
amount Of dirt has collected during
the winter, and this is Icing scrdpod
up ana hauled away, except III those
Liaces where tEc ice has ut yet
melted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30

Merrill Eros maple syrup ~ az the
Kind that leaves no doubt in the mind
as regards to its origin. after having
tasted it. Fine spy apples are also
quite q rarity All the green stuff for
tire Sunday dinner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30

The marriage intentions or Frank
LaIr2bec and Eva J. Thomas, both NJ
this city. We're filed with the city clc'i-.
Thursday. March 2S. III the Intentions
the 2Scs of both were given as Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30

That pure thi-E. map!" syrup that
comes from Vienna. can ~ found At
Ifill & Locke's. and also the whole list
of green stufs obtainIble at this sea-
son o1 tie year.
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\ most successful and encouraging
rehearsal of the play ne Eoi dcs
Oubliettes" was he'd, Thursday eve
ming. Father jacques and those in
the cast are working hard to make
the event a success and according to
all Indications theii efforts will ~ re-
wardcd. Tho play viii bc' given at
some date during the first part of
May