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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-07-02

Some men are born great, some
achieve greatness, and the majority
do not trouble themselves very much
about it.
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Very Remarkable Cure of Diar-
rhOea.

EHOtds
"AbOut six years ago for the
first time in my life / had a sudden
and severe attack Of diarrhoea, s"
says Mrs Alice Miller, Of Morgan,
Texas. 81 got temporary relief,
but it came back again, and again,
and for six long years have
suffered more misery and agony
than / can tell. 1t was worse than
death. My husband spent hun.
dreds of dollars for physicians
prescriptions and treatment with.
out avail. Finally we moved to
Bosbue county, our present home,
and one day happened 10 see an
advertisement of Chamberlain
Coiic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with % testimonial of a
man who had been cured by H..
The case was so similar 60 my
own that I concluded TO try the
remedy. / could hardly realize
that / was we'll again, or believe il
could be so after having suffered
so long, but that one bottle of
medicine, costing but a few cents.
cured me. For sale by w. NJ.
Bloss, Ceredo, Il. N. Williams
Kenoya.
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NUMBER 81.

killed more Beers than South Africa
has ever contained. These chaps
have not been home long. so we
must make some allowance for that.
L have heard some of the civil war
vets spin some tall yarns and that
was several years after everything
was over. Perhaps just after hos
tilities ceased aud their memories
were fresh, they could count the
victims by the scores and belch forth
revelations brimful of interest and
romance.
Lord Kitchener, commander-in-
chief of the British forces In South
Africa, was upon the proclaiming of
peace by the recommendation of the
hlng, granted as gift 10000
pounds-S250, 900. | don't be.
grudge the general this sum of mon
ey, but if the British government
were to commence at the bottom of
the list and compensate every man
who served in South Africa accord
ing to his worth, at this high ratio
as a starter, they would bave to send
to some undiscovered land for all
available money tefore John Bull
would get half way down his paw
roll.
From present indications il would
seem as though Uncle Sam does not
intend to send any envoy extraordi-
nary to the coronation. He has
privileged couple of individuals to
attend but did not say he would
stand good for their expenses, so
they have about come to the con-
clusion to make themselves conspic-
nous by their absence. About this
there has been considerable comment
here in England. They seem to
think it rather strange that America
will not make an outlay OF a few
thousand dollars 10 be represented
at this august occasion. But they
have not considered that Uncle
Sam always spends bis money where
he can derive the greatest benefit.
STEWART l.. RITZ,
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The champion crow eater is the
man who is at the head of the
boaster class.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-12
NEWSY CLERNINCS,

Paris is TO spend $S,0OO,oOo on new
hospitals.
Mountain laurel has been adopted as
the state flower in Massachusetts.
There are about III. 800 telegraph
Offices now open in the whole world.
The new Boxer uprising in Szchuan
Is causing alarm among the foreigners.
The har1or Of -. John. y. Il. has not
been f.cZcn ovc: W.,iin the memory of
man.
Fifty thcTsaud PERSONA lave VISITED
Nohcr, Eu1nS's cottage mt Ayr this
year.
Ecriin le7 nauicd ouo OF is n.w
s,"'o,s AFTER the latc l'ro.pz. u V.r-
Glow.
Within four y?a-e o:G:,ty fc.'cr'os
haze sprung ~ IN Germany for the
manufacture OF sar6-.imc brick.
Mayor Lows new hud@c; is $A7.1iA.-
G3i, Il decrease of $l.JGo.Uo0 due 10
ncariy $!,CG0,0G0 reduction IN state
tax.
\ ncwsraH?r for ncTvoua people. in
whicli all great cat2Siropnos will be-
Soothingiy treated, is 10 be published
in Vienna
The number OF steamboats, Oh thr
Rhine increased from IiT in 1888. to
11S3 i'll 1902, although there is Il rail.
way on either shore.
II is officially announced ut Antwerp,
Belgium, that the new coal fields dis
covered recently. contain more than
1Oo,OU2G0O tons of coal of good quality.
1t is estimated now that the Stand
ard Oil Company has obtained ut least
100000 acres throughout the Ken
lucky oil neids, and has also begun
the construction of Il pipe line which
will cost at least 81 100000
notable development Of the equip
ment OF the University OF California
College OF Medicine, TO consist of Il
great clinical hospital that will cost
100000, has been proposed in report
submitted by committee representing
ail interested factors in the university
admins ration.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-12

plurality % ;2.7G! William c. May
bury. Democrat. was elected Mayo. o.
! Detroit by = plurality Of 60
Wisconsin elected the Republican
State ticket by about $1,000. I.arcl-
lcttc. Republican. received plurality
of 2G'l5 over Mayor Rose for Governor.
Ihc congressional delegation complete
is made rp cf ten Republicans and one
Democrat. An apparently ovcrwhclm-
in% majority for the Republicans IN
the Legislature means the probable re-
election OF Senate" Spooncr.
Minnesota gave Van SAINT. Republ-
can. 63.o00 plurality for Governor.
a=ainS; 1000 TWO years ago.
Missouri elected the Democratic
state ticket. There IL apparently Z
safe Democratic majority in .hc I.csis-
ldtuic to elect successor 10 Senator
Vest.
Iowa gave n Republican piurali.r =
Tor the State ticket of more than
10000. The Democrats elected Judge
Martin j. Wade to Congress. He is
the first Democratic Congressman in
IOWA Tor eight years having defeated
lionman: Republican, by SEQ plurality.
NcDraska probably elected Mickey.
Republican, for Governor by about
the SIN congressman. the Second DIS
,rlct IN which Omaha is located. being
the only one carried by the Fusiorie;s
inc entire Republican State ticket is
clccted. although the result is close
ldaho elected the entire Renubljron
Htate ana Congressional tickets. 70
pup'ican leaders claim there VIII be n
majority of thirteen in the Lcgisloturc
Colorado gave James II. Peabodv
republican. a plurality OF 1000 for
Governor. The entire Republican state
hcket was elected. with the cyccntion
OF Mrs. Helen Grcufcn. Democrat. ro,.
superintendent of Public Schools.
washington gave Il RcDuhIicon ,o,.
J'rl'y of about 10000 The H,nubl;ca,.s
VIII control the Legislature. which in.
sureS the election of Republican
United States Senator.
Montana elected controlIinr To.
puDIlcan representation to bcsh bousoe
or the Legislature.
utah Will give Republican mnioritv
OF not less than 1000. The Republicans
Whl nave o1 of the G3 members Of thc
legislature. thus assuring the election
or or Apostle Reed Smoot. OF the Mormon
Church. as United States Senator IN
succeed Joseph l.. Rawl.HS Democrat
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-12

! pennsylvania: Payne and Sherman. OF
-1cW York. aEd I.iUlche,d. o. Maine
According To nil Indications. however
Mr.. Cannon is likely to he chosen
Speaker. The Republicans. when the
successors of TIE thirty United States
Senators whose terms expire on the 9Th
oi March next. have been all elected.
VIII retain their siren: hold upon The
Senate
Republicans gains in the West and
democratic gains in the East with n
iew exceptions in both instances. mark
thc latcSt returns from ;he election
| throughout the United States.
Inc democrats claim gains IN S.a,gs
where FOR years they mad no Congrcs-
sional representation. Democratic vic
tories more pronounced than ever are
indicated in the South. the Republicans
appearing 10 nave filled only five. OF
possibly six. O: Tie I2J seats held bv
the thirteen Southern State.
In New York the iates, yeiu,.ns in.
dicaie ihat Governor OdeI has been
Reelected by plurality considerably
smaller than the one hy which Roose-
ven was chosen Governor. The rest
"a me candidates on the Republican
'iate ticket have also been elected.
WIN TWO exceptions. John Cunucen.
lHe democratic candidate for Attorney
General. VINO also had the endorsements
of the Prohibition party. is probably
elected by snail plurality. and Julro
cray. The Democratic candidate for tho
IoUrt OF Appeals. defeateC Judge VIII
nam II. Werner. the Republican cat,di-
date for that Office. Tie Rcpublicnns
sunef1d losses of seats in the Iee;sla
turc. principally IN New York Clry.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-12
FOREIGN

The University of Halle. Cc:ma.~.
celebrated its quadrl-ccntenary
General De Wet started from London
for South Africa. He was heartily
cheercd by those who had gathered 20
sec him of.
The Coroner's jury at LIVERPOOL. Eur-
land. returned n verdict OF rl"J,..
against McKeever. the slayer OF .rc;.4
hcnsit. the anti-Rtualistic c.us.C. =.
Emperor William appointed p..y
Councillor Theo Lewald German &c H.
missioner at the st. Louis Ex1oa:;.-..
An order by Secretary Groiric.: rc-
quiring volunteers to sremd six Gavi
i'll camp Mt fixed period is hurtin-: tho
recruiting movement in Great Evita:n.
Residents on the Isthmus o. Panama
are indignant over the Colombian c..
ernments delay i'll The canal trea;y 30
Sotiat!ons.
Premier carton, OF Austrai!a. pro-,
lSet, during the next session o. TO
Federal Parliament. to introdrco q h,;i
granting customs preference to C.cat
Britain.
The Boer commandant Viiioon v:-o.,
to Earl Roberts and offered his sp..,
ices TO the British Army if Beers are
enlisted to take the field against tho
FORCES or the Mullah in Somaliland.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-12

r'n""""d I'is american Trip SInGs With
Al" 0hicc: or Obtninin~ q i:.-i. vT.cc
~ Prosecution .'av ;;luc.,isii


il'h. @ '' 1- ~
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N| 10
'il' h'l'u =. .'. - >t .H tam
rich wife. ha,c been made sI,,lic
;Arnu.b , rrns.,,t;,, r,r .,..t.,.,,i,
,,r.,.,.4
''-''' 'i''
I'"an I'm Us. Norit@ Mcnu, -.ln lI,
.\r"n M"h!"lSnhH. three ir"c. .~0oN
VINO W'it members of III" >Nr'.iy"'t
ne 'r'" mas 'USi como To a close. WiiA
me aClHi''1l "i lh' u'lchdaMt>. E"ron
N"" MH"h'htiu>cn Is = mombrS 81 4
ldl'ruN NtrH!ah ldNiN. Wh.'n oates
from Los.
ne testimony showed ,h3t y 'ormer
coaN'ct named Els ,er. LIVING m SUIT
S"''. tci'~""phcd to Frau N"E iu.tIoW.
= Hl"h'N'" o. = r""lc tJmt'N. NF.n" IN
H'filh. VINO undertakes ,c "a,ain
W'allhN wives ga" army ulitcc.S. 3S-lu%
E'f 10 lea INN NGpW II she had sled
ou'''r on active service tor an Amer
1'Hh fortune oi SIIGo.oeo. Frau Won
Hui'"nW pui tiSi!rr IN communities Gon
WIN l'0i'u Won MucnchhaU>cn. Wlu is
i Lieutenant in 'Hr IruSSian Nr il'CrN.
me ia' ~. according I" statements
hlad" III rnut. agreed 10 %ivr tiSS!rr
"N' n'r cent o. ne money OF tie hr;r-
''N q" WIS l." wee" IN lhc cF'A or :hN
''.'. i"-' tI"tN% NatN. amt ~ ~i-u"i
t'noi' ,uli't h'iIS 'oT .Nft'.WW. ON these
liliS tlSSi'r raiFHd money in E'",'A
rom ;,foHp OF persons, Wh.ch N
'."''d i1h'NS and IN" two N'Ndcl-
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-12

apuroXirnatcIv 200 COO Colonel Cas-.
ton. although defeated hy = HonuhIi.
can plurality OF 3I4To made q min OF
10 per cent. i'm thc Marty yotr as com.
pared with that given to Josiah O;lir,v
last wear and cut an avcro.,, I.cn.,i..
iican plurality onc-half
Rhode Island has elected Doro.
cratic Governor and Iicutcront-Co,.
ernor for the first rime in twelve vc,,s
The returns indicate plurali;ies fo,. !.
C.. l.. Garvin for Goycrncr ana Adriord
Archamhault for Lieutenant Goycrnor
OF 1000 and 1000 rcSnnrtivclv ma
remainder of ,ra STATE tic;;of is no
publican. Tha Senate : oycr,yhc,,n-
iuolv R,.uubljc,.t
Connecticut Gle ed IN cr.i,e rcn:,,.
lican state ticlic. Nv 15o@S ,o,io'..tv
The Cougrcssic~.i ,lrl,",tion is ~.
publican.
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Dcnncrnt.I .,s .',, ,,.'',, .'''''.e
Iican cnndiJ., ro, ,,'!''o. 49,,
49,, nIoo., ''tii.''"'',r ,"' ''oN'Iuor' WIZ
ni,ro,i.,. P-V''''' l'S 'i'"h '"'I
nn,,..
,.,iit, rn,. 'i'',,. ,r'' $ .l'',S n.u-
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-12

people. | have promised TO help him
advertise it. but had no idea that he
could sell or hardly give away a thaus-
and copies. for our old men and cul-
tured men and patriots were nearly all
dead and this generation does not care
whether General Jackson made n
speech or not. | asked a COLLEGE man
If he had ever read it and he seemed
surprised and asked who was General
Jackson. Our people who have grown
up since the war have fallen into north
ern lines and are for money. Money
is their ambition. their idol. Morgan
ana Rockefeller have done more 10 cor
rupt the young men OF this country
tnan all other causes combined Those
VINO are smart are looking for some
snort cut to fortune-some scheme.
some tricky way to shear the lambs
and get somebody's money for nothing
rms is sad. but it is the truth.
We'll, the election is over and we arc
Just where we We're We didn't cynect
anything else. Senator Morgan can
take comfort. for he said long ago that
II was best to let the republicans have
tne mouse as long as they had the SEN
ate. Give them rope, all the rorc. and
let the country see where they will mn
20 ana by the next presidential election
the people will be alarmed and turn the
rascals out SO mote it be.-Bil Arm
IN Atlanta Constitution
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-12
MINOR EVENTS OF THE WEEK
IyaSuINGTON ITEMS.

Too much hard work has caused dis
content among officers and enlisted
mcn in the navy.
\ decrease OF fifty per cent in the
hard coal production of the country for
nine months Of this year was reported
from Washington.
Captain +. L. Gilmore. L. s. y. was
retired rs Eear-Admiral.
Negotiations for naval stations are
soon to he opened with the Cuban Gov
erEmcnt.
AdviccS received by the state De
pavtmcnt indicate an early completion
of the Panama Canal treaty nc%otia-
tionS with the Government OF Colom-
biz.
Cartain Chapman c. Todd recently
In command of the cruiser BROOKLYN.
will he retired as RcarAdmiral at his
own request.
Secretary Root approved the ador-
ton of disappearing vaTriagcS for S.X-
inch guns. which has hccu bitterly OF
posed hy General Miles.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-12
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Premier Ealrour sleeps ut leas,
twelve hours . day.
Lord Roberts has accented an invita-.
tion of Generals Corhin. Young ana
Wood 10 visit America next year.
Sir Ernest Casscu. whom Lord Sails.
bury refused to raise 10 the pceragc.
despite Ming Edwards request, began
life as Il clerk
Cornelius Nandcrai;j has placed an
order with the HerreShorfs for racing
schooner yacht in which lie will com.
pete at kicl next year
The comforting OF the ran;: of hored:.
'ary nobility on the ASiatic explorer
sven Iicdm has evoked violent con-
;rovcrsy in the Swedish p:css.
James Sio!;cs. banker and milan.
ihropist Of New Yor;: City, was decor.
ated with She Cross oc the LEGION of
Honor hy President Loubet of France.
lIerhc:; Snercec las again declared
'Eat hc il broken by thc burden or
years and has la;d his pen down fcy-
cvcr rs IN. rs am large wori. is con-
ccruci.
Princess Theresa OF Bavaria has bee.
elected by tlc Munich Gcosran,ical
Soc.ciy an honorary mcmnor for hcy
achievements in ;hc line OF cxpiora ion
and Gravel.
profossov ,iirih. who teaches Chi
ncTc Ht Co.upi'.?. says the language is
caSy u learn. but that pupils need not
nope 90 taik freely with laandrymen ar
iilc end G. few wC@I.S.
N.scount Niichcncrs new ppcrarc is
granted with very unusual remain.
der. Ut goes frs, Il his maic children.
Is%, 10 lis female children. ana ~ do
fault OF Ec.h TO his Two brothers in
succession.
or ali IL Cou!Gs George and his
family &c; The most out o. l:tc. He and
lis Boys pay polo Tor keeps, aud from
yachting tc swimming their recreations
are reaiiy hardening ferns OF health
Tul "N"rc''c. OF all the Nand"r1ilts il
is >te1T@c again, who. with his scho,,
arly tastes. r2aps most Joy in Tho nuict
OF HIS splendid North Carolina palace
Biltmore.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-12
DOMESTIC.

The President went shooting Tor wi,l
turkeys at Manassas. VA. auI visited
the Ball liun Battlefield
The Protector. new Submarine
boat, WAS successfully l1INchcd at
bridgeport. Conn.
Eleven children from Cuha On ;hcir
way tn Mrs. Katherine Tin@lcy's Inco-
sonhSt colony Mt Poiu. l.C4ua. al.
were held ut New Yo"ll city pending
al investigation.
Coal shippers believe famine I'M
pcnds in Tennessee. North ana South
Carolina. Virginia ana Georgia.
As result of domcsti" troubles
Moses Wilson. Il farm hand - l.-.o.,
y. y, killed his wife and himself.
The Grand Jury of Plymouth, Aiao~.
indicted six men for alleged plrtic;pa-
tion in the tar and fCathcring ~ Mrs.
Clara +. Potter and James Mcdonald
in August.
Tom l.. Johnson, Mayor a. Cleveland.
Ohio, hit with his fist city cMp.oyc
who called him liar.
Three men were killed by nm cxp:a.
sion o. gas in the Lost Run mine, II
Stra.tville. Ohio.
-tftcr = quarrel Pete" Grant. o. Coo
NAN, W.s.. killed his wife and ,hCn -
tally shot himself
Dragged liquor is supposed TO have
caused Ire death of seven soldiers ia
tho National HOmc, at Marion, frl.,
within TWO weeks.
The mystery surrOundin" thr l.iii....
OF j. /. t.ingcld. ut Mile l"CVillc. c..
WAS cleared UP when his brother Pee.
SUIT rGcrCd and confessed the crime.
Tho McTican Government : na2o.
tiatnG with New York bankers lo,
gold 30 place lis currency system Oh Il
more stable basis
Lafayette Hull. at Lancaster. ONO.
WAS accidentally shot dead While dUc.;
shooting by Clarence LoOmis. 4 FREUD.
VINO "itcrWard attempted to Kill Liuu-
self
Farmers and telegraph lincmon EG,l
battle at Rochester, y. y. Which IN.
Sheriff had to qucll. ten farmers ben;
hurt and thiriy-three lincmen a"scet tel.
Bishops Stariha and Keanc were c, y
sec"atcd ut the cathedral iii ST. Paul.
Miun.
Seven men were severely hurt n
Chicago i'll Il riot caused by strikers
interfering with bill posters who had
taken their places.
The monitor Wyoming. tried OFT Tie
Pacific ccast. made lis knots.
Ten citizens OF Bowling Green. Ky.
were indicted for preventing registra-
t!on OF colored voters.
Burned TO death in their home. WEI
lam. Albert and Julia Wickiugson wee
found mt Ellhorn, Wis.
Tie postofiice ut Oyster Bay. T.. l..
ordered opened on Sunday while the
President was ut his summer home.
was ordered to be closed on the Sab
bath.
After fatally shooting Mrs. Char'os
y. Cooper ut Pueblo. Col. because She
refused to marry him, Frederick Rob
ertS. wealthy foundrym2u, killed
himself.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-12
COED ARMY, SAYS i.i',e.
features Of the Lieu'euart-Gcnrrai's T.,
nual Report to Secretary Hoo;

Washington, u. C.-Thc report Of
iI"utenant-GcncraiA Niles to Tho Score
lary of War for the uaSt year is vcry
o'tei. The personnel or tic Army is
commended. and General Miles d.
clarcs that the Array is n great credit
and honor to the Nation.
General Miles calls attcn ION io ,Ir
incomplete condition Of IN: fo.;Gco-
tionS. especially on the Pacific Cons.
where millions hay" bccn expended N
chgincefing and ordnance work. And
yet, he says. the commands havc mar
been properly supplied with ainmmni
ton. electrical plants ard other ;n-
piianceS essential 10 The effective l,so
Of these for;ificalions.
General Miles does ros renew his
recommendation Of last year against
IN" Gahtc'h. and nowhcro in The report
IS tt"rc any mention &C thc srN.ccs
l!r urges thc construction o. rron-r
quarters for artillery :.a.T;yo,s
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-12
ECHOES OF THE ELECTION
The Republicans win Control the
Fiity-eigh!h Congress.
ODELL REELECTED m new YORK
The Eepub;ican Candidate Tor Governor
is Returned by a Small Piuraiity-Ec-
ruhlicaus Make Gpins in tho Vest and
Democrats In the Enst--rcnnypacker
Chosen in Pennsylvania.


Chosen in Pennsylvania.
Washington. -. C.-Moyc complete
returns from the Congress elections
slow that the Republicans have elected
2l0 members of the House OF Repre-
scn;ativcs in the Fifty eighth Congress
and thc Democrats 116. giving the Re
publicans Il majority OF 81. The of
fetal coun; in some o. the close dis
trictS may change these figures slight
ly. rs there are about ten districts
which are very close. Some o. these
which now seem to bc carried by the
Republicans may he given to the Dem
CcratS hy the official returns. and 9TH
crs which seem to he Democratic may
he Republican. In the estimates given
above six of these districts have been
given TO the Democrats and fcur TO
The Republicans. Ii the Democrats,
should carry all of these. the Kepuh-
licanS would still have .OG-a majority
OF 2G.
Republican politicians are already
discussing tie organization of the new
ltouSc ot Representatives, although.
unless the President should call an cX-
Ia session 20: some reason. ii will he
nor" than Il year before the newly
V."ctti l;OUS2 is organized. Not only
must 81 new Speaker he elected. hut
mere duai Ec y general rearranscmcn;
&. CoUm.t.rV nlaccS as Il result of the
ch"n-cS an th2 memher.hip OF The
toIst. Fey The SNSai,CrShiu lie names
under discussion arr those OF l,rnrcscn-
'"iiNc Cannon, 81 Illinois; Dai2en, OF
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-12
CHILDREN Kill THEIR FATS p.
Ho is shot and uis Prfy Dragged ,o ,
Straw Stack, i.icl, i. ri~.l

Straw Stack, Which i. ri.cl :,
to'rmhuS. Nch Gerhard ho..lc~.
iArmrr. Hvir@ several miles norm
Of Humphreys. was killed. ~, a..
S,h Herman inJrtccn ycars c-T ~, = -,
'hoiSun TN" hoy had purchased f.. i',at.
purpose. With ihr h"lr or ;.,o hro'h.
':#. Angus. ten. ana John. ci.-ht ven.
ca Herman d"a>.ccd thc uodv of Ei.;
i'lhcr 10 >.niN Stack. Ia witch no
Syt hrc. Ih'S is ,li" story srrur. I Nv
sheriff Bynes fr "a III, three chl!Grrr
VINO are in custody.
Each chiI told practically the s.,1n
story, ihr Variance hoin~ IN tha &c
OF cuipahilily accorded 10 each lr..-
man inpiic"ios his younger lroti. $
equally with himself. while ihav Inn
the 'amc OF him. Tho motive even
Tor crime is that tho father WIN
WIZ the children had lived alone
Sn iheir mothers death. had not
Ir' d them kindly. Nci@hho"s % ...
IL icrS say that thcy know a. 40
III catmcnt on the part of tn c..hcr.
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Drowned s,udcnttc., ,

The ease Of Il. G. MarShcl thc liar.
Yard law student Who WAS drowned
IN The Charles Rive. mt Camhr.d.e
Mass IS b2com;n:; !Lcrc complicated.
IL was learned ;hrt IN Was secretly
married III E1s; Kings o.. y. H.. on
Eep'ch,ncr j.; To Il Miss Caraily. OF
,!'""!idS". they contemplated going
N'St heNi month 10 live. MaEsfcld's
lr''i"@ sun believe that it was case
OF accidental droTn.n~.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-12

According to the Mexican Herald
more children of Mexican parentage
are being sent each year to be edu-
Gated in the United States. whereas
formerly they went almost exclusively
to Europe. No other single factor
will do more to cement intimate busi-
ness and social relations between the
two nations.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-12
Misiook Brother FOR Dce.

While dec hunting near Piscco.
Hamilton CoGnty, ~ Y. William,
Abrams shot ard killed his brother
fret Abrams. aged seventeen. missak-
Ing him for n deer.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-12
ovn ADOPTED ISLANDS.

General Sumner said that hn was G'S-
posed 80 give the E3coiod Morcs more
time to surrender before deStroyin.
their forts and Strun@hclIS
The new military post mt Mauila was
named Fort William Mckinley"
There have hcCn sCrious political
riots in Porto Rico. resulting in some
loss OF lie.