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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
SHOT HIS MUSIC TEACHER
Then The Love-Maddened Young
Man Killed Himself.
She Had Rejected Him and He waylald
Her Going Home - Letter
Drove Him to Desperation.

Mount Vernon. n. Y.-Becausc his
pretty music teacher. Dorothy Treulib.
had refused 10 marry him. James
Campbell. a young man OF this place.
waylaid her near her home and after
shooting her through the head COM
mitted suicide by firing another bullet
into his brain. The girl was taken to
the hospital The bullet entered he
hind her ear and lodged beneath the
left eye Campbell was also taken to
the hospital but did not regain con
SciouSncss
Miss Treulh is nineteen years old.
She is the eldest daughter of Albert
Treulib, n merchant of Mount Vernon
and was related by marriage to the
Young man who attempted her life
Miss Trculib was returning home
about o'clock u. IN. wien Campbell.
who was hidden behind tree with
revolver in his hand. sprang out and
shot her. The girls father said TO a
reporter: My wife and myself were
eating SuEper when we heard two
shots in quick succession went to
the door. and aS l opened it | heard
Dorothy crying for her mother. She
was lying on the sidewalk in Il pool
of blood. Campbell was lying few
feet away. When | reached my
daughter she said. oh. papa he has
shot me and then killed himself With
the assistance of neighhorS | carried
her into the house and then ran for a
doctor. | never knew until tonight
that Campbell was i'm love with D0ro-
thy. He visited my house for the last
time on Sunday night. He appeared
Ia he in good spirits and he and Doro-
thy sang and played together all even
Ing. When my daughter visited her
aunt. Camphcll's sister. Campbell al-
ways brought her home We looked
upon him as relative and thought
that his attachment Tor Dorothy was
merely family friendship"
Ii was learned that although Miss
Treulib did not regard him seriously
Campbell was desperately i'm love with
her. Miss Treulib is blonde and II
very attractive young woman. She
has been giving Campbell violin les
sons for some time. Campbell has
been employed rs an electrician at the
plant of the Wcstchcstcr Lighting
Company. in Mount Vernon. He
boarded with his sister. Mrs. Anna
Treulih. who is Miss Trculib's aunt.
ana whose house the young woman
frequently visited. His sister said that
ne had frequently spoken OF his love
Tor Dorothy. but that she had dis
rouragcd him by telling him that Dnro-
Thy did not care for him except as a
| friend She thinks that the Boston
letter which Campbell in Il note left
hy him. complained Of aS having pre-
| cipitated th" tragedy, is one which WAS
written To Miss Treulib few DAYS
ago 10y an aunt in that city In this
letter the aunt asked Dorothy to send
her her picture us there was n ynunu
man in Boston who would send "A pol.-
trait of himself a> soon as il was
received. Mrs. Trculib believes that
tins letter drove Campbell 10 deSpcra
tl"n. tamphell's relatives in Nonkcr'S
ana his mother is dead
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
EOR FIGN.

NJ. Beau will succeed NJ Pichon as
French Minister Ia China
Many wedding gifts were received
by Queen Wilhelmina from The people
of Amsterdam.
Ten persons were Killed and many
injured 10y an explosion OF fire damp In
the Consolidation mine at Geiscnkir.
chen. Prussia
Senor Sagasta formed n Ministry in
Spain, with Senior Morct and General
Wcylcr as its chief members.
The Right Rev. y. L. w. Ingram
Suffragan Bishop of Stepncy. wa ap.
pointed Bishop OF London.
The British War Office issued a
statement showing that 12,jO0 rein
forcements are about to start for
South Africa.
Captain General Weylcr has issued q
decree raising the state OF siege at Ma
drid. Spain.
1t is agreed in Bocr circles in South
Africa that the leaders and majority
of the burghers In the liSId will surren-
der If assured of amnesty and assist.
ancc in starting life afresh.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
OUR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

The Cuban Constitutional Conven.
tinn decided 10 continue its sessions
and treat with the United States.
The first Territorial Legislature Of
Hawaii began its sessions in Honolulu.
Three Americans and two native
guides We're killed 10y FilipinoS in am
bush In Cavitc Province. l. y
II. NJ Carman. an American con.
tractor. who was arrested at Manila
L. l.. on tho charge of having aided
the insurgents. says he expects az.
quittal.
More insurgents in IuZon L. T.
were captured and more surrendered
To he Americans.
In Havana 1000 Cubans escorted n
committee which presented 10 General
Wood petition to President Mckinley
for absolute independence.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
CITIZEN ARMY FOR AUSTRALIA.
Nc" Federation Taking steps to Provide
EOr tue Nat onnl Defcmsc

tpr 'ne Nat Onal Defense.
Melbourne. Australia The idea of y
cItiZen army for The Australia Com
monwcalth is taking Il very strong
hold of large section of the people
Ihc scheme which seems most likely
Ia he adoptcl is that formulated by
BriCadier-Gcncral Gordon. command
ant OF the South Australian forces un
der which every man who is physically
iii and between the ages of eighteen
ana twcnty-one Will he taught to shoot.
VIII undergo an army training for II
certain number of Wu ks every wear
and will undertake t6-J JOin the ranks of
the Federal volunteer army whenever
necessity arises
The Federal Government would. nm
der thlS scheme, provide instruction
arms, hccountremcnts ammunition and
uniform. and would pay Zach man who
made himself efficient Il bonus of $40
10 500 year for nOn-cums and reru
lar army pay for officers
Each State would raise sufficient
men to guarantee immunity against AT
tack by foreign foe. and would sun.
ply the needs OF the empire i'm the
eNrht OF any such emergency ms thnt
which in South Africa has found so
loyal and enthusiastic response I'm
der this scheme il is calculated thar il
would not he difficult to raise within
hNe years capable and efficient citi
zen army Of 100000 men.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
BRITISH AHEAD IN AeYSslNlA.
rheir Omccr- {" .Ioin Forces Against
Mad Muilah.

London England :.-",n on top
in AhysSinia This. il i said. is prov
IN hy the fact that Emperor Mcnclik
has consented that two British Off
GERS. Major y. II. Tracy and Captain
Il. i. tobhold. start for AdiS Abcda.
capital of Ahy~Sinia. To act as advis-
Prs to inc An! s>,n;3;. COMMANDMENTS
chief. Ras MakOnncn. in his APP
proachinG expedition against the Mad
Mullah. who has hc"n causing Il G.S-
iurhunCc in Northern Somalilaud.
N"n"'il> will place 1000 men IN The
icld. aud the British will cooperate
with Ills Maic>,N'S army with Il force
fr"m I'rrhcra The En.iish had long
h'"n ovrrShadowcd by Franco Rus.
>:Ih activities
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
cRIvE TO GIVE FRIEND A DRINK.
'opek" Penalties Hospitality with Fino
and Imprisonnent

Topeka. kan.-An ordinance has
been adopted by the City Council
which. it is believed. will make il al
most impossible for the "iointists' 10
do business in this city.
fhc ordinance makes is unlawful to
'rctt friend to a drink OF liquor i'm Il
private house man is declared To
ne guilty ot violating the ordinance if
"' ! inund III place where liquor is
Soiu' lhc ordinance does not require
,na' IN actual sale shall he proved.
Heavy fines and Imprisonment Of thir
ty 10 100 days in jail are the pcnoIties
Tor violations of the ordinance
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
Ex-coNcaessMAn IN AN ASYLUM.
g T. Spragne- Of Massachusetts Go.s Il
Retreat For the .nsan~

Boston, Mass. Former Congressman
Charles i. Spraguc. OF Brooklin. whose
tern Of office expired on March 1 and
who was admitted 10 the Mclean
Asylum. at Wavcrley, is said by his
family physician Ia he In a serious con
dillon. ana little hope is held oui for
his recovery.
For three years The patient has
shown symptoms of chronic nervous
diSeSse. hut il was not until last sum
mer that alarming conditions were
noted.
\ trip To Europe followed. and one
specialist after another was tried
with 80 beneficial result a few days
ago !; vas apparent that the ease was
most serious. AMI thn family physiciat
determined To rlac.. Mr.. Sprague in an
institution. Mrs. S;'raguC Is in Mas
sau. looking aftcr ;le hcalth OF their
six -year old child
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
ALLEGED HYPMoTlsT TO DIE
"o'n"" For Whom, He Committed Double
Murder Says He HypnotiLed Her.

hearneY. Neb.-Frank DinSmorr.
who two years ago murdered his W..
ana John I.aue because of his love for
hrs. Laue. was sentenced TO death
Mrs. I.aue is also in Jail i'm connection
win the case, though she has always
cohtendcd that DinsmOrc hypnotizcd
nor Everything points To this rs s.
lacl- Inc woman has never been able
Ia testify against Dinsmorc. faintinp
away every time the accused looked
her In the eyes.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
AN ATTACK ON THE KAISER.
fpii"ptic at Bremen Gives No ExpInna
ton Of HIs Act.

Brcmcn. Germany While Emperor
" iilihTn was driving rom The Raths-
Keller 10 the railway station a man
lhiew piece Of iron into his carriag"
but His Majesty drove on without
stopping. II * stated ihat hr was
struck on the ch"ck and slightly i'm.
jured.
The man who threw the missile was
arrested. His name Is Di"drich Wei
land. lie Is an "pilcptic, and anSwerS
III confused manner the questions put
10 him.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
LOSSES IN SOUTHERN STORM.
Tornado Crosses the ArlSan-Hs- IeA an
line and Does S5OO.OOO Damage.

Little Rock. Ark. y heavy wind and
thunder storm pasScd over Arkansas.
Iohn Turner, aged twelve al Pine
Prairie. WAS killed The tornado
wrecked everything in its path at
Pine Prairie. which is in the extreme
southwestern part of the State.
Every town in Western Arkansas
suffered To some extent. many build-
iupS being unrOofcd. The loss will
exceed SIOO. 900
At New Boston Texas one man was
Killed and seven seriously hurt Tha
town was almost demolished
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
New Position For Chandler

Former Senator William T.. Chand-
ie". of New Hampshire. mas beer Sc
lccted 10 bc President of the Spanish
Claims Commission. In form and
method of doing business this Commits
sion VIII approximate the Alabama
Claims Commission. rather than any
of the international commissions that
have sat i1 recent years
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
Cause Of an Explosion in snain

An explosion in the custom house at
run spain. was caused by "A work
man opening case of guncotton with
Il hammer for the purpose of verifying
INC contents of thirty-four similar
cases that were passing through the
custom mouse. Twelve persons were
niileu; N,, ana hvc seriously and fifteen
slightly injured.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
BLOOD RAIN" m ITALY.
Phenomenon Attribute, 30 Dust From
African De."riS-Pcop., Alarmed.

Rome. Ilaly. The phenomenon
known as Il blood rain" occurred in
Sicily and Soul hcrn and Central italy
II was accompanied hH violent 81
rocco. which brought acrusS til Ncdi
tcrrancan showers Of dust from The
desert Of Sahara.
The atmosphere i'm Rom" was ~uffO-
eating. and me city WAS covered by
whirling clouds al sand. y mirage waf
seen. The wind f"l, lik" air from
furnace. The population declare thn
the phcnom"n"n portcnd> au earth
quake.
blood rain = not infrCuucut. and
* due To different causes The most
common OF 1n'sr is the lifting of red
dust hy storm and It's fall with the
rain. This would seem To he the ~
planatiou In thr present case.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
The Population of AlasL.

According to bulletin issued by the
Census Office, ut Washington. the
population Of Alaska is G3592. The
total land surface OF Alaska is 59O. .SSi
square miles, and the average number
OF persons 10 the 100 square miles is
clCYen.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
A Knn-a. hank EoI,bed.

The private bank OF j. T.. Springer.
9, Nr@onia Kan. WAS robbed by three
ucr who got away with $1,000 in
cash and $1,000 in registered Govern
mcnt three per cent. bonds The
vault WAS entered through the brick
wall. and the safe was blown open
" ith nitro Slyccrinc.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
No rromosion For Morgan,

Gunner Charles Morgan. L. s. N..
VIII not go before the Naval Examin-
ing Board ior examination for the
commission of ensign. as his age pre-
vents IT. he having recently passed
his shirty-hfth birthday. This makes
him ineligible for the commission
that would go with successful ex.
pmiDation. ..
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
WHAT'S SAVED is MADE

Tess Mr.. Proxy seems very
anxious to have his wife make over he
last years gown"
Icss-'Hcll make over $50 or $40 J..
she does '--Philadelphi Press.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13

The City Council of Halifax. y. S.
has decided Ia offer a subsidy of 5000.
600 to induce CAPITALISTS to establish
steel ship-buildi..g and engine and
boiler works ct tha+ port The con.
trac' is open 10 thu world.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13
NIoaragunn Judge KIlIeJ

Judge Meza, of the Nicaraguan SUI
preme Court. was killed ut Granada
by Senor Iacayos. whose father has
Leen well known in Nicaraguan af.
fairs.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-03-13

The biz lr:ttlCs u'u Wisconsin has
hccn selected to place the Oregon
in Asiaiic waters. when that vessel
j. relieved. in the near future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

weak and quiet outside of the Can issues. These
shares while weak more active than for some
little time. There free selling shortly after
the opening for Chicago account. and the common
lost two points and the preferred about the same
Upward of 5000 shares of common and about 1900
of the preferred dealt in. AT the close there
a slight recovery in both issues The railroad
shares were also lower. Fort Scott preferred sold
from 1874 r. Seaboard sold at 27A, preferred at
5012 and the As at 81. Electric Vehicle preferred
sold at Az. Standard Oil lost two points, selling
at 1873 Dominion Securities lost point to 1912
Consolidated Rubber Tire is, when issued.
sold down to %. The copper shares dull and
neglected The market closed weak. but with a
slight recovery from the lowest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
GENERAL CHEMICAL NEW STOCK ISSUE

The directors of the General Chemical Company
have decided to issue 10 per cent additional pre-
stock for cash. The present preferred stock
holders will have the privilege of subscribing to
the new stock to amount equal to 10 per cent
of their present holdings. Upon completion of this
issue application will be made to place the pre-
ferred stock the regular list Of the New-York
Stock Exchange. Since the organization of the
company upward OF 81 900 in cash has been ex-
pended for the acquisition OF additional
plants and for strictly new construction. over and
above repairs and renewals 100000 of which will
be capitalized by this issue. the remainder being
taken care OF by surplus earnings These figures
are as of June So 1901 1t is said that this will
provide for the balance OF s40S0c0 expended in
excess of profits available for the purpose and for
all expenses In progress and also a sub
stantial addition to the company's working capt.
tai which is rendered desirable by the increased
business 1t will also obviate carrying any float
ing debt or other liability
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New-Orleans - Com
mercial, 81 25 discount; bank 81 premium San
Francisco-Sight. TIC; telegraph. 10c. Boston-1Oc
and 1212c discount Chicago-20c discount. Charles
ton-Buying. par; selling 1-l0c premium. Savan-
Multiplying, 1-1sc discount; selling, 75c premium
per 600
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York - Exchanges,
H,264; balances s7S49 495. observation-disclosures.
SIG. S52o 29; balances. N.316.576 Philadelphia - Ex-
changes. S1,517236: balances s2,3455SS. Baltimore
Exchanges. s293s.0n; balances. s60S,442 Chicago
Exchanges s26 sS6, oS4; balances. s20l9,262.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money In
London. 263 per cent: open market discount rate
for short bills, 23-16@2A per cent: long bills. PIG
5-16 cent Berlin discount rate Az per cent for
three months bills and 34 per for short bills.
Paris exchange London, % francs 211a centimes.
Paris discount rate IL per cent
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money. SO 116 for the account 90 l-16; Spanish
London, 69A. French rentes. 1Ol francs 171z
confines.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, 5Stac: Mex
lean silver dollars. She Bar silver in London
closed at rs 15-l6d
GOLD PREMIUM.-Tn Madrid. AZ; Lisbon. 35 70:
Buenos Ayres. 1910: Rome. 3O7lA
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington, s744.476; internal reve-
nue. receipts, N.5223s4 miscellaneous receipts $685.
49, total receipts for the day, s2S73052: expendi-
lures, a.l91.OO0. Receipts for the month to date
sH 434.422 expenditures 1884 900. excess OF re-
ceipts s1l, 1892 Receipts for the fiscal year to
date, s42 48SSS; expenditures s24600oSs excess OF
receipts. s17.54s8oO.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Suh-Treasury was A debt
or to the Clearing House. ss7s,427.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
VAIL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses dealt in
about $4,000 shares monthly sales. Dealings We're
fairly distributed throughout the international list
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
Amalgamated Copper. Brooklyn Rapid
Transit. Erie common Manhattan. Peoples Gas.
Southern Pacific. United States Steel common and
preferred 4 per cent; Anaconda. 5d31e Atchlson
common. 2q2la; Atchisou preferred. Louisville and
Nashville. Missouri Pacific. New-York Central,
Reading first preferred. St. Paul, Southern
Railway preferred. Sugar Tennessee Coal and
Iron Union Pacific common, Wabash preferred
31e, Republic Steel preferred fiat Baltimore and
Ohio common. Erie first preferred Rock Island
Western Union, s; Republic Steel common. :.
MARKET PARTNERSHIPS of Amalgamated
Copper and St Paul induced the belief that Stand
ard Oil interests working for lower prices.
Prejudiced criticism against the Vanderbilt shares
was in part responsible for the decline in the is
sues named. Missouri Pacific was sold down on
the belief that pool operations in the stock mad
been abandoned. Realizing caused the decline in
Southern Pacific. The hard coal shares were well
bought.
NEW ST PAUL DIRECTORS.-Henry H. Rog-
ers of the Standard Oil Company, was elected a
director of St Paul in place of J. Van SantvOord,
and j. Ogden Armour elected in place OF ms
father. dead. Exactly quorum of stock
holders present, and no other important bust
transacted
INDUSTRIAL DIVIDEND DISBURSEMENTS
1t is estimated that industrial concerns will dis
burse approximately s2o5o0,coO in dividends in Oc-
tober, bringing the total dividend disbursements
in the ten months of the current year up to about
5000 500.O00
NATIONAL LEAD.-A good business is reported
in white lead products. 1t is said that the volume
of business during September was largely in en-
cess of September. 1900, notwithstanding the un-
settled condition of the linseed oil market Some
orders are being booked for delivery next spring.
GOLD ARRIVALS-The French steamer La
Champagne, which arrived from Paris yesterday
had on board 5050OOO francs consigned to the fol-
lowing houses: Heidelbach, lckeihemer < CO..
2550.OOO; National City Bank 2.5OO0oo
LARGE SUB-TREASURY PAYMENTS.-lt is
estimated that Sub-Treasury disbursements to-
day including the debit of that institution at the
Clearing House of 1919 427 and the gold brought
from Europe to-day by La Champagne, VIII re-
lease approximately 100000 in gold. The pay
ments on account of gold deposits are roughly
--recasted at about s2O0O,000 and considera BILE
sum will disbursed for bonds purchased
WABASH EARNINGS.-Earnings of the Wabash
Company show for August a gain in gross of
1853 060 and a gain in net of $4S.716 In the W."
months of the fiscal year net earnings have in
creased s121 PSI.
DIVIDEND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lanier &
Co.: Farson, Leach & Co; n. w Harris & Co.
The Knickerbocker Trust Company, and the New
York Security and Trust Company will pay divi-
dends on number of securities, lists of which will
be found in another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
AMERICAN COTTON OIL.

The secretary Of the stockholders committee
of the American Cotton OIL Company has issued
the following statement:
In explanation of the delay in the issue of ne
gotiable certificates in exchange for stocks de-
posted under the stockholders agreement of July
% 1901, ! beg leave to say that the committee has
asked the First National Bank. depositary, 10
defer delivery OF certificates for few days, pend
ing determination of matters relating to the list
ing of the certificates on the New-York Stock
Exchange. Deposits to a very large amount have
been made assured: and to accommodate absent
stockholders the time for deposit has been extended
October 81, 1901
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market strong Final
FoIf,

RAILROAD BONDS-Market irregular. Total
sales amounted in par value TO s,453,5oo against
ss4e5oO on Saturday The heaviest dealings were
I'm the Atchison general Is, Chesapeake and Ohio
4i2s. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy as. Mexican
Central first incomes Missouri Pacific trust 5s
Mohawk and Malone incomes, Northern Pacific IS
and As Reading general Is, ST. Louis Southwest
ern ads Southern Pacific Is, Union Pacific 1st and
convertible Is and Wabash debenture BIS. Con-
tinental Tobacco as were also active.