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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23
NEWS ITEMS.

Raleigh, N c., Jao Is Charles B.
Aycock vas today inaugorated es gov
eroor of North Carolina The other
State officers were sworn io force aud
then Gov Aycook delivered his ioaugc
rel The oa.hs of Office we're admiois
tered by Justice Walker Clark
A mill owners convection will be
held at Greensboro. N C {, today, to
regulate the hours of labor and child
labor in the mills
Mrs Carrie Nation, the reformer
who smashed saloon fixtures in the
West, was released on bond yester
day
! Atlanta may have the modern
Pneumatic tube mailing system in
the near future
1t is rumored that the faculty of
the Georgia School of Technology
may resign, if the senior class 10 rein
! stated
Chas A. Barnes, raiirosd man of
Savannah, GA who went to Fernan
dina, Fla has disappeared
The tourist fast flyer trains arrived
IN Florida yesterday They we're the
best equipped trains ever seen in
Florida
Tho preeident's course in appoint
ing the sons of supreme court judges
to high positions is severely criticiz
ed.
Two young women were run over
by a locomotive in Columbia early
yesterday morning. and one of them
was killed and the other severely
injured
Electrician Eddy, of New jersey,
thinks he has discovered that some of
the planets are attempting to signal
to us
j. F Satter6eld died under mys
terious circumstances at Pelzer mills
1t is not known whether he was mur-
dered or committed suicide.
Cornelius Alvord, the bank default
er of New York, has been given 13
years imprisonment.
New York city has the grippe
epidemic now, abent one-tenth of the
population having it
Alderman Jones of Chattanooga
has been sentenced to 60 days in
jail for selling whiskey on Sunday
A plot has been discovered to
blow up the Birmingham Jail with
dynamite in order to release two
prisoners.
J. W. Christian. of Elbert County,
Ga, vas sentenced for the seventh time
the other day for distilliug liquor
MIR. Ellis G. Graydon has witbdrswo
from the race for the judgesbip Of the
Seventh Circuit
A body of mao. sa;a to De Michael
Weissberger, was found in truck on
q pier io New York
Senator Qaay, of Pennsylvania, was
given quite an ovation when he entered
the Senate yesterday
Il is reported that there is faniso
going on 10 the Kioodike gold fields
There is great strike among the
bakers of New York
The pew oil we'll near Beaumont.
Texas. seods up cclumo Of Gil 200
feet high and 6 inches in diameter It's
capacity is $4,000 barrels 10 "a hours
The great trial at Patterson. N. j..
aas adjourned, giving the guilty parties
80 years 10 prison.
The North Carolina Legislature bas
bill up to introduce uniformity 10 text
books
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23

*Daily tDaily except Sunday.
Nc 53 runs through ic Chsrleetoc, s. G
VS. CertraI R. H., arriving 1sna.rs { o4 F
% ,Lspes 6.43 r, Charleston 3c.' o.
Trs:us on Conway 8raach leave taedeo7s
5.35 u, arrive Conway 40 rss, 7e;ura
lag leave Conway 8 Is N: erie Cheo
oourn 10 as AN, leave Chsdtourc sc s e
arrive Bosr6uac II &c :; n,, re'coing ies7s
Boarimau 300 III, srr:ye Chshor1o ZEE
o n, Ds:l except Sunday.
/: r. KENl.T, Gen'l Esusger.
TN EMERSON, Traffic Manapr.
=. EyERSON Gen'l Pass. Aep
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23
A Life ana Death Fight.

Nr W A Hines of Manchester. Ia, writing Of
his almost miraculous escape from death. says
Exposure after measles induced serious lung
trouble, which ended in consumption. had
requent hemorr hagos and coughed night and
dsy. All my doctors said must soon die
Then began to use Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, which completely cured me
I would not be without it even if it cost IS 4
bottle. Hundreds have used it on my recon
mendation end all say it never fails to cure
nroat. chest and lung tronbles." Regular size
SOC and 81. Trial bottles free at J " De
Lorme's drug store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23
BETWEEN WILSON'S MILL AND SUMTER

Southocurd Dal!g e1 Sunday Nortbbound
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23

New York, Jan 18-WsIter McA!
lister. Andrew j. Campbell apd Wn
A. Death, three of the four persaus
indicted for The death of jennie
Bosschieter, Mill girl Of Pate7soa. N
j., who was murdered ou the night o:
Got Is last. were tough, adjcdged
guilty of murder in the second degree.
According to the New jersey law the
maximum poualsy for the prisoners Ii
80 years imprisonment
The trial of the men for the murder
of Jennie Bosschieter at Patterson,
n. j has commenced
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23

sDaily tDsi!y except sn aAy
Trans 81 and S. carry throavt Pullman
Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars between New
York end Macon ri. Augusta
T u EMERSON, Il y EMG2> o.,
Trsi6c Manager Sea! P.s:. AZ
TP RENrY. Gnn:l Manager
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23
Life and
Fire Insurance.

Call on me, at my residence. Liberty
Street, for both Life and Fire 1nsu
rance. Only reliable Companies rep
resented. Phone No $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-30

8efu9er Der Ban u m e.
rifanif4en aus fe1luns
in Buffalo perben bort ben "Dsut=
f9en Gorrefponbenten" i'm 2eie5imz
mer Der rSnternattOnal paper &c."
i'm @ebdube fir srapbif9e &infte,
porfinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-30
erf9eint beute,

1T tpieber cine iebr reid4altiss
Nummer unb ei9net fi9 Defenders
CUR 8~erienbung na9 europa.
Oafel6s ent6dlt unter 4nosrem
ebftorieGe 9efprs9unaen iiber bic
politif9e Gage bes 2unbes; bic
neusiten unb ponitGnbigiten Gaz
bsfbspeIdsu aug alien 9beilen
guropa's; 8erliner Nu9ri4ten,
fps5isG fir bas Mo4enblatf 5uz
fummsngeftelt; bic ipGtefen Sna
lamb : Depsf6en; cine po1e Seite
europdider 2otal : Na4ri4ten,;
fir bas Wo9enblatt ipeaiea Be-
arbeitst; Romans, NopsGsn, Mtfz
fenf9aftli9es; bic ipiattsiten
Nadridten aus benz Snnersn
Warpfanb's unb ben angrenaens
ben Stauten, fopie uusfii6rlt9e
8eri9te iiber bic f4redli4e
SdmpffeFel @rploiiun an 8orb
bes 9ampfers rgitp Of SrentOn"
auf benz 9elatpare : &iDer; fer
ner Marft=, 8Orienberi4te u,i,p.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-30

Gam Il 3 unp Sonntass.
grIurFonsn mad WafbingtOn, MIR
$1.25 auf Der .p~ennfplpanier eis
fenbabn.
moraen, Samftas. unb Conn.
foo: qiilfig fur Die Riidfabrt Biz gum
foioenben Mcntas. MQe 3igs. ben lie
mffirten gonsrsb5us ausaenommsn.
lWxSsa.inyR
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Staot Baltimore.
Briefbef6rnrrnna mad BEN Nuslanbe.

""'S ~$"
Oie auspGrtige poit fir bieie
Wo9e, enbenb am 81. Dug, f4lieBt
(piinttli9 in alien Gdllen) in bieiem
Biireau, pie fo1gt: bic padetpoit 1T
tdsli9 pffen BON 9 llbr Morsens Bis
5 nbr Naamittags (Sonntass uussez
nommen).
SransatIanttf@e Soft:
Sreitas - 11br abenbs, mad guz
ropa per Dampfer rgtruria," bio
Nueenstotpn.
Soft mad @Hb= unb Gem
traI<M met
Snbien etc.
6reitdg = IL u6r HaAts, na9
pprto 9icp per 9ampfer rppnee,"
piu San Suan; mad Samaica, Gar
tbasena unb @reptonn per Sdmpfer
uNnegbanp."
Die goft na9 Nsu=5unblanb bio
NorbsS ibnep unb nad Miquelon bia
Bottom i9liebt bier tdsli4 I'M 3 l1br
Ma9mtttags, mad Cuba bid Sampd
nm l u6r Nahmtttass unb na9 9pnz
buras, Gotta silica unb Guatemala pia
Hep=O Orleans tGgli3 UNI 8 ubr
Qbenbs.
grans=gacif q o
Sreitag - ubr Ibenbs, mad
5atpaii, Sapan, China unb ben pbi=
Iippinen, pia Gan Sran5iseo.
Die Yoit mad @bind unb Sapqn,
pia @anoouper, 14lieBt bier tdeli4
Bis gum 3. September I'm 7 nbr
@benbs; mad 4uitralien, Reuz@eez
Lamb, Gitf9i, Samoa unb 9atpait,
pia Sun Srunoisao, tdsli4 Bis gum
z. September Inn 7 llbr 4benbs.
Die Srans : Pacific : Poit ptrb
tGgli9 na9 benz @bfahrtsz9afen gez
fanbt, unb apar 1T bic S4luBzMnz
rabme berfelben 10 ~drrangirt, bab
lie Bel ununterbrodenem ueberlanb=
transport redt5eitig eintrifft.
g. Sabies % fairfield,
goitmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-30
Grfmriiuu Der .J0rfer.4
5a6rt bic Bal hinunter bis gum CT
bern : Slufe. - 8et6etligung Der
Oamen an benz @usfluge.

7SQDLI Ule Out HtItultlcl W. 0uAl St~
bern : GluFe. - 8ethetligung Der
9amen an benz @usfluge.
,3u einem a~nqenebmsn imp eenuB=
rei6en, bonn f40niten Detter Begin
ftisten Qusflug geitaltete ii4 9eitern
Ra9mittaq bic pom r2at9itring 60
mite" berbisiigen r5Orfter" Deranitalz
tete @rfurtpn bic 8ai binunter. Sn
Solge Der lungen Morgen1tBung Der
r9uprem : Court" perlieB Der 9amz
pier feline 8erfte Il Stunbe ipdter als
bic uripriingli9 anseieBte 3ett nno
mubte besbalb BON Der beabfi9ttgten
2anbung gu Qnnapolis , INN Die Dor
tigen B titorii6en SebensDiirbtgtetten
in &ugenfdein gu nebmen, Qbftuno
genommen tperben, uno es tplroe Desz
hd1b an Der Miinbung bes Sebern@
5lufes &ebrt gema9t.
Ser 4usflug Der Oamen nab Solz
DIETER unterblieb, ba biefelben es porz
sogen, in 8egleitung Der 9erren be
8aifubrt mit5uma9en. Ra4mtttags
um balb 2 u6r perfammelten iih Die
Sbeilnebmer an benz Nusfluge-ptele
bieiige Mitglieber unb fat idmmtltde
~auspdrtige Oeleguten (etpu 400 per@
fonen) i'm 9auptquartier sGarrpatonz
6otel," unb marf6trten in Gorppre
unter Siibrung bes grfuriions : @o<
mites na9 8pplep's Werfte, mo tie
ben 9ampfer ySbomas 6. Worthlep"
beitiegen, tpel9er UNI 6alb 3 ubr abb
fubr. Na9 bierftiinbiger Subrt muir
be &ebrt gema6t unb UNI 6alb II ubr
4benbs traf man tpieber in Baltimore
Elm. 9efangsbortrGge unb Oetldma@
tionen fpe6Ielten nit Gonaertpiecen
bon prpf. Oidinfon's &apene unb oes
ySDlbianzM anbolinz unb 8uitarrez
Clubs" our l1nterbultung Der Iusz
fliiqIer ab. 9as aus ben So. George
s. Sranfton WoriiBer), s. WtereDit9
(9iilFs : @oriiBer), CHARLES 8barton,
Sobn sSeu9ter, 6. q. 2eman, S. 8.
Watts, Sranf g. 9offman, VI. 5.
@drbbaugb, CHARLES Sborpoob, Sob.
6erbert, Sobn %. 2iuis, q. SOnes,
8m. 8. Setting, 81. Sreberids, 6. S.
Wen5el unb %. u. Siiber beitebenoe
arrangements : Gomtte bate in fir
forgIi9er 8eife fir grfrif9ungen
unb 8epirt9ung Der 9Gfte geiorgt,
Oas Oamen : gomite beItanb aus
Srn. Qbolpb S. &enB (8oritBer),
Srau &atte Matbtefpn, Sruu emma
MideG, 5rau 9refel, Srau Marie 30.
Sued, 5rau 6. g. &trbp, SRI. 2pbta
3nan5ger, Srau &ofd Suplor, 5rau
Marp S, 9oan, Srau German, Srau
8atie Sribges, Sruu 8eder, Jruu Mtz
tels, 5ruu Marfs, 5rau 8. Siren,
Srau 4nnie Smith, Sruu genti4,
| Srau McGann, 5ruu 6elene g. 9aIe,
| Srau 2aura Sauertpalb unb SRI. &.
6. 8udleD (Setretdrtn).
Seilt 9iarrhpe unS Maeenfr6mpfe;
Or. Sise,rt's EDIT. i~utportirte NngoturuzSittsrs.
| 6ittt Gu1 DOR Nd6abmHngen unp Subfltutsn.
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Aus Dem Snneret Narblanb's unb
ben angren3enoen Staaten.

Gin 8remer ermprbet.
Sas @uffinben Der 2si9e bes
8rsmfers 9. 5. Snpoer in Der Ndbe
bon @rafton, W.z8a., uuf ben Sc
leiien Der Baltimore : Shio : 8a9n"
bat au Der Gntbedung gefubrt, bab
Der erit firali9 perbeiratbete Wann
BON brei Cramps ermprbet tpurbe.
Snpber tpar 5uriideeianot pproen,
UNI einen folgenben 3ug gu iparnen.
sSn Cumberland nurbe elmer Der
Cramps perbaftet, unb in ietner
5af9e fano man ben Hepolber Snbz
ber's. @roBe @ufresuns berrf9t in
Der @esenb. u
Mm Yrigelpfoft ten.
sSn 6agerstopn bat Hihter State
ben Negsr Ibram Moore gu 20 Psit>
fhenbieben pesen Weiberpriiselns
perurtheilt. Riater State ertldrte,
bah CT bur9 bas urtbeil ben Srauen
au periteben seben noble, bab iie
unter Dem S4uBe oes 9eiebes itGnz
ben.
&effel grpluiion.
Sn Der HGbe bon 5anepd 1T in Der
@Geemiible bes 9rn. M. 8. Bed Der
DampffeHel erplooirt pesen Wanz
aels an Wafer barin. Der Mdf4i>
nift Noonan Munn, 80 Sabre aft.
puros auf Der @telle set0otet. unb
Sames Craig unb Sdml. Bed nurz
ben f9per perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-30

mode: 81 aion's 6eart."
y6eHen : Sarm5tGbter @erein." =
Sonntaa, stn !. SEPTEMBER, ~,fpsitsr erobsr ansf
fIus mad @oiebant=G iibinsssbort.
,S4naben=8ere BON Baltimore"
@aontog, ban 2. Septnnbsr, srobes eannfattr.
8olfsfeit i'm -g9tfsuDspart," @arriion=2ane unp
&altimorssstrabe.
r9armpnie." = Sonntas, ben 1.
eeptembsr, erobe GrturTon uu6 genmar.
@robes @olfsfeft our 5eier bes
.9enti9sn Cages am Sonn.ritaa, ben u. espt.,
I'M rSarleps 9art..
Electric parf." - Seben MbenD
unp eamisass sDaatinss gausco;ne.s riteaunssn.
uHiper : 0iefp." - unterbaltenbe
ROSitdten. Murnsr's TarslanOss taas'adpeas.
r!6olDpoob Yarf." -Seben Gag
freie 9duotpiae unS Muft.
PenzMar. = SGglt9e gTtur1tons=
aipe bonn Siasn=g abubofsa aus.
Scean>gitb, Mb. = SGgli4e gr<
S%sarFoHsa tr g, 6. & a.'sSampisr bonn Bier
Fr. 4, aiabt=Strass.
Sol9eiter. = SGgli9e grfurlionen
per Sumpfer .2ouiie. bonn Bier Nr. 16. 2isbttr.
G%bautauqua : Bead. Sdgltbe
GgturfOnsn per Sampfsr .Gmma @ilss'. icipis per
S~ilenbabn BON GemotnEGabnbof aus.
Claiborne. = ydgli9e Grfurltonen
per q. 6. & G."s9ampftr s@ambrioge1 pom Dtes
Tr. A. 2isbt=strabe.
Gboptanf : @iber : Grfuriioner le=
ben Wlitttpo6 nno 6amftae per Sampist ~Saha'
fras" bonn Bier Rr. 16, 2~i05t=Strabe.
8etterton. = @pe5iene Sonnta9sz
GIturionen nit Der pGricsions2inie.1
N~nnapolis unb Wef t. Hiper. -
erturiOnen tdpli4 per Sampfer ,Gmma Silts.A
Cape Map unb &ebobotb<8eah. -
Ggfurfontn ieotn Si.nfas unb Gonnsrftau bonn
Bier Rr. 10, 2iqbt=G trabe.
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9ranuns on BorS.
On 8orb bes .l1ner" finbet cine 9o9=
aeit ftatt. - n9era" beute @benb
ertpartet. - Mb mad Bottom. =

On gorb bes .l1ner" finbet cine 9od=
seit ftatt. n9era" beute @benb
ertpartet. - 4b mad Bolton. =
@eri9kbenes.
DUFF benz Sru6tbampfer ruuer,"
Der iebt auf ben S9iffsbuuperften
Der Baltimore Orb bod Co." lisgt,
finbet heute Mittag bic Srauung bes
/. Sffiaiers bes Oampfers, 9rn. Ser
barb 3asmus 6lopb, nit SRI. Gaignz
bib Oanielien bon Norpesen ftatt.
Sas paar mar f4on. ieit flint Sabren
berlobt unb bic 8raut bat bic lange
&eiie BON Nortpegen nd9 Baltimore
aqein sema9t, Inn bier ibrem 9erlobz
ten angetrdut au iperben. Sic 1T bic
Sp9ter zines Hbebers in Horpegen
unb nit Capt. g. Bal bonn vuqer"
berpanbt. Die ganae 8efaBung bes
S4iffes pirb Der Srauuns beipob=
men.
8om rNorbb. 2lopb."
Der Oampfer r@era" ppm vNorbb.
2lopb" pirb beute 4beno. ipGteitens
aber am Samitag Morsen, am pier
Nr. 9 gu 2pcuft : point bon Bremen,
pia Repzgort, hter eintreffsn. ST
bat cine san5e Nn5a6l &aiiiten<pafaz
giere an 8prb, barunter bic Samilte
We6r BON Baltimore.
Ser 9ampfer u9armitabt" bonn
pNorbb. 2lobb" fubr eeitern NOrgen
bon 8remen brett na9 Baltimore ab.
On 8orb befinben ii4 u. a.: 9r. Strip
S9pantef, Der betannteR eftuurateur,
unb ST.. $. 8ornid, Elm 8eri4tertat=
ter bes u9euti9en gorreiponoenten."
Subren a d g otp
Muf benz Oampfer r9louceiter"
bon Der rMeraants e Miners 2ine"
fubren seitern bic nu9genunnten 8al=
timorer BON bier mad Bolton, MaK.,
ab: 9r. unb Srau Sobn s. 8irfneB,
SRI. g. s. @roeun, 9r. 6. Muper,
9r. 8. $. DARTS, ST. Onfort Mc=
Munen, 5r. 81. g. 8elbing, SRI.
&atbarine &ipp, Sr. So6n M. 8lanz
fenfbip, 5r. unb Srau Barter, 6r.
unb 5rau Sobn u. Waaace unb SRI.
M. O.. Wilbur.
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.9Dt6e : 9iitritt Nr. 108, .. Il.
g" - (gomtte in Der SiBung bonn
4. September gu ernennen).
Baltimore Sdngerfran5" - (Goz
mite ni9t mitgetbetlf.
Die perf9ieoenen gomtte'n bee
5eitausf9ufss miifen 6eute 4benb
in Der SiBung bes @retutio@G omite's
8eriat iiber i6re SbGtigteit eritatten,
INN benz grogramm : @omite 9elez
een6eit gu geben, bic 9rudarbetten
berftellen 3u ldHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-30

Die 9iBe Der 9unbstage 1T cine llrz
fade bon Qeberleibsn. Or. @uquft
3Onig's 9umburger Sropfen 1T elm
Mittel, tpeldes bic fhlimmften 5or<
men BON 2ebertrantheiten beilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-30

Wetterausfihten = Sir
Marplanb unb ben Oiftrift golum=
bia flar unb mariner am Sreitag,
flar om Samftug, ltihte iablihe
Winhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-30

8ennp'S 8affce tpirb tdalih Ber1ifct.
8erfu9t unferen f%einiten Rioz unb
@antos= aaffee, unerrei4t gu irsenb
einem greife.
s. 3. &ennp& 6 o., 80 2dben.
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SentiheS GelS at nerfamfen,
"a Gents pro seorf.

@9iffstarten BON unb mad guz
ropa, iiber Baltimore Dber Netp=gort.
8abn=8iGete nu9 alien SbeiIsn gu>
rppa's.
Sbep. s.. Siener & 60,
Nr. Ais, Waterz, nabe 9agzS trabe.
Q21. 3Tts. S&S)
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u m 3 riigelpfote n.

8afebaII. = Die 8altimorer
fpielten eeftern nidt. Solsenbes tit
bas Refultat Der 5fpei seftrieenS piele:
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Die % ol3drbetter@u nton"
belt geitern @benb cine gut beIu4te
9ef3GftSiBung a6. Den 8oritB
fii6rte bel <prdiibent CHARLES 2ob unb
@etretGr S6eo. @orf9bot6 bas 9roz
totoq. Der @ei4Gftsgung lit gut.
Gs tpurbe beI9lohen, am Nrbeitertag
Sbeil gu ne6men. 8ier Ganbibaten
purben pprgei4lagen unb 8tpei aufz
genommen.
Mi3aeI u6Gte 81 unb 6 o.
It n. = Die englii4en 3eitungen
i9lugen 1ebte @o6e rtefig in bic
Srommel, neil Der StaIiener Mi9ael
8o9ino in 9tg~blanbtopn angeblid
ben Snuben 9aotb 9empfep f9per
berleBte. Getern Nbenb fanb Dor
Squire 6epern in 6ig6lanbtopn bas
8er60r in Dem Sale itutt, unb Der
Squire entlieB 8o9ino na9 3a6lung
bon 81 unb Soften. 4nmalt @m.
2uprence, tpel9er !6rn. 8p9ino perz
trat, erpd9nte in Teinem pGaibober
fpeSieG, baB bic 9ei6i9te in ben eng
lif9en 3eitun9en gu fen1ationsG aufz
gebaui9t tporOen lei, uno aus ben
3eugenausiagen ergab es ii4, buB
fer &nabe nur letat berleBt tpur6e.
8rGnbe. - Sn Der 6inter Der
Dobnung bes Sobn q. ROqmeper,
Nr. 1889, Oft>gibbleitruBe, gelegsnen
Stauung ridtete geitern Na9mittag
elm aus unbefannter urfa9e entitanz
bener granO S4uben i'm 8etrage BON
$500 an.
-@uf frtf3er Shat r
pif6t.- Der "a Sabre alte Sobn
q. @0bel purbe eeitern 4beno nm 8
ubr babel abgefuBt, als er ben Sauz
benf6lag BON Srn. Sreb. @mmerts
Nr. 1926, 3~ibselpitraBe. einen Seiu3
abltattete. Gr pirb ii4 heute Dor
aabi goe tpegen 9iebftahls an Oerf
antporten baben.
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IT
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-03-14
PRESIDENT
HAYES TALKS.
The Head Of the Southern Pacific
Says the Ogden Gateway Will
Remain Open,
WILL BUILD NEW RAILROAD
The Union Pacifcs Voice in the Southern
Pacifc's Affairs Will Not Cause In
reference With Other Connecting
Lines May Extend to Mexico.

San Francisco, Cal, March 14.-Chas
Pacific company, has just returned
from the east, and he said; II do not
think the Union and Central Pacific
| railroads are to be merged. AS to the
Southern Pacific closing the Ogden
| gateway to all lines save the Union
Pacific, the rumor is bosh." He added
that while the Union Pacific will have
a voice in the Southern Pacific's affairs,
it's relations with its other connections
will continue undisturbed. President
Hayes says Governor Torres, of Sono-
ma, whom he met in Mexico. wants the
Southern Pacific to build an extension
southwest to Mazatlan, an important
Pacific port of Mexico, so the line may
be used as a military highway by the
Mexican government. In his opinion,
Mr.. Hayes says such road may be con-
structed by the Southern Pacific. The
company is figuring on branch line
ITO miles long in Sonora to tap valuable
coal beds. Docks are to be built at
Guayamas, terminal Of the Sonora
branch of the Southern Pacific, on the
gulf of California. When completed
Mr.. Hayes says the Pacific mails from
the Central American business will go
east and to Europe via Guayamas, Ben
son and Ell Paso, instead of through
this port. This route will be shorter,
and will avoid most Of the mountainous
lines.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-03-14
DESTRUCTIVE
| CONGREGATIONS,
Half a Million Dollars Worth of
Property Go Up in Flames at
Cloverport, Ky.
HALF DOZEN HOUSES REMAIN
Tenement House in Brooklyn Burned Down
Several Persons Killed and Many In
jured-A Woman and Her Son
Jump From Window.

Louisville, March 14.-A telephone
message from Cloverport, KY, which is
seventy-three miles west from here,
says a fire, which broke out last night
swept through the town so completely
that there are not half dozen build
ings left, and 5000 inhabitants are in
direst distress. A relief train will be
may reach half a million. No casual
| ties are reported.
| RELIEF TRAIN ARRIVES.
Cloverport, KY, March 14.--The
| bursting of a natural gas pipe at mid
night started the fire that destroyed
| property worth half a million dollars.
The greater part of this little town was
completely wiped out, and over 1000
persons, about half the population, are
homeless, and were in great distress
until the special relief train from
Louisville reached here. The heaviest
loser is the American Tobacco Com
pany, which lost two large stemmerles
and 100000 pounds of tobacco. Men
and women fought the flames valiantly,
but to no purpose. Neighboring towns
were asked for assistance, but before
1t could be rendered a high wind had
swept the flames through the place,
making devastation complete Adju-
tant General Murray telegraphed that
500 tents had been dispatched from
Frankfort.
THREE PERSONS KILLED.
New York, March 14.--Three persons
were killed and three injured early to-
day in fire that drove fifty tenants in
panic from a five-story tenement house
at No. 270 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn.
A woman and her 12-year-old boy,
crazed by fear, jumped from window
and were killed. A mother and her boy
We're burned to death. The dead are:
Mary Madden, widow; George Rantio, |
II years DID, Mrs. Rantio.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-03-14
PERSONAL MENTION

D. 7. White is a Las Vegas business
man in the city to-day.
Prof. J. P. Owen, of Albuquerque, is
here watching legislative proceedings.
w. c. Rogers, the hotel man of Ger
rillos, is here mixing with his many
friends.
P. F. Garrett, ex-sheriff of Dona Ana
county, is visitor in the halls of leg
islation.
Mrs. G. P. Money. formerly resident
Of this city, is here from Las Vegas
visiting friends.
J. K. Turner, manager of the Copper
Hill Mining Company, is in the capital
looking into legislative matters.
c. J. Gavin the well-known miner of
Ration, is here on business, and watch
ing proceedings in the legislature.
G. S. Onderdonk, manager of the On
derdonk Live Stock Company at Lamy,
was in the capital yesterday seeing aft
er business matters.
w. C. Wrigley, ESQ.,, an attorney at
Ration, is an interested visitor at the
legislature. He represents the munici-
pal league of New Mexico.
w. H. Jack, president of the cattle
sanitary board, is in the city on his re-
turn from Denver, where he attended
the meeting of the American Cattle
Growers Association.
Mrs. /. H. Rapp, of Las Vegas, is In
the city, the guest of friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rapp formerly lived in this city.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Rapp
was the architect for the new capitol
building.
Mrs. G. E. Abbott, the wife of Repre-
sentative Abbott, of Taos county, and
her sister, Miss M. D. Young, arrived
in the city last evening. and will re-
main until the adjournment OF the leg
islature.