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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
DEFEAT FOR T|LLMAN,
Senator's Friends Seem Beater
for Chief Places in South
Carolina.
Carolina.

COLUMBIA, S. c., September 9.-With
about 5000 out of a possible $1,000 votes
heard from in the second Democratic pri-
mary election, the States returns show
mat for United States Senator Congress
man A c. Latimer leads with 36.S3z TO
.5,l47 for Ex-Governor John Gray Evans.
Gatlmers election is considered certain.
for the gubernatorial nomination. D. c.
sdeyward, of Colleton. a new man in poll
Ties, has 36.o36 to 26,727 for Congressman
w Jasper Talbert. Heywood's nomina-
lion IS practically assured.
John T. Sloan is nominated for Lieuten-
bnt-Governor
LATER FIGURES.
COLUMBIA. S. c., September 9.-For
serator, John Cary Evans, 25,314. A. c..
aatimer. 37.75l
For Governor, Haywood sc, ,33s3;; Talbert
ttsA, Lieutenant-Governor, Cary 2S,92i;
Sloan. 3loS2
fl0S. ,1''''' - ''-'S..'
>, halHoad Commissioners, Caughman,
e9LS, W. Boyd Evans. q 14lS
ANOTHER TILLMAN REBUFF.
CHARLESTON. S. c., September s-The
seo"hG Democratic primary election for
sSd'e Senator in Charleston county, in
wuIS4Qe of the State. because of Senator
-i.iifiah letter denouncing the alleged
fashionable :, Democratic record of George
on honitz. was held to-day. and re-
eu!teo o IN the election of Won kolnitz,. His
sStoheht Grace. carried the city, but
40 country Vote gives the election to
'oN hoInltz by a small majority.
"a, l-aIimer Hayward and Sloan had prac-
f.opay 'he unanimous support of the
''Ssf + 'auNes. or anti-Tillman element
- tne State. John Gary Evans and
.,a alh B Gary are his warm personal
.enus ,a and supporters. Captain Hey
MI. mas been an anti-Tillman man
~ ,"ass and is the first Governor opposed
te senator elected in twelve years.
E, on koinitz is Gold-D Democrat and
s,aof lill'nan urged his defeat for the
.h a.s Senate, threatening that If he
'..u IN t be elected Charleston need expect
r. iur,her aid to secure appropriations
IRON Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
Every Effort Being Made to Get .
Clue.
IS WIFE IS rnosrRArEn
She and Her Friends Are UsIns
Every Means to Learn Something
of the Missing Man-went Out e
Buy Railroad Tickets In rorsols
and Never Reappenred-of Gos1
Habits.

NORFOLK, VA. September 9.-(Spo
ciaL}-Young Henry w. Grady. Of At
lanta. son of the great southern editor
and orator. has disappeared here
He arrived in Norfolk last Friday ant
stopped at the Monticello Hotel. He wa,
by his wife. prominen
society woman of Atlanta.
That afternoon, Mr.. Grady started foa
Portsmouth to secure his Transportation
home. from the Seaboard AIRLINE rail-
way. Since he left his young wife at tn.
Norfolk hotel he has never been seen
She returned to Atlanta Sunday night
Now vigorous search is being made fol
the young man.
There is no evidence that he evei
reached Portsmouth. Certainly. he nevs
got to the railway offices.
Relatives of Mrs. Grady are here look
ing for him. They have employed de
tectves, and the search is being vigor
ously prosecuted
Mr.. Grady is not known to be anything
but temperate in his habits. he deportet
hismelf we'll in Norfolk. He was re
turning from Il vacation tour when he 81
mySteriouSly disappeared.
1t is not believed that Mr.. Grady wal
foully dealt with. He was not likely t.
frequent or even to visit resorts where
his life might be put in jeapordy. The idea
of suicide is secuted by his friends.
The police of all nearby cities hav.
been notified to dstain him should he bs
found by them.
Suffered from Hay-Fever.
ATLANTA Ga. September 9.--Mr
Grady has disappeared. and his friends
and relatives are much concerned over hi:
fate Mr. Grady is the only son of the
late Henry NJ. Grady. who, at the time
of his DEATH was probably the most popu
lar man in the south.
Mrs. Grady Frustrated with grief. hai
returned to Atlanta. Eugene r. Black.
prominent attorney of this city, and bro.
ther-in-law of Mr.. Grady's. is now In
abandoned all hope of finding him il
Norfolk.
Mr.. Grady has long suffered from
severe attacks of hay fever, and it is
thought by some of his close friends thai
his protracted Illness has has affected
his mind. The strongest theory advanced
in explanation of his disappearance is thai
he might have wandered aboard an out.
going steamer or train. while under tenn.
porary mental alteration. The theory OF
foul play has also been put forward, but
it is difficult to find a motive for this
Mr.. Grady had only a small amount
of money upon his person when he was
last seen. The theory of suicide is not
entertained by his family or friends. His
domestic life was happy, and he was In
very comfortable financial circumstances
Every possoibul effort will be made tc
locate Mr.. Grady, il he is still alive. The
entire country will be searched for him
and the police of every city. domestic and
foreign. will be notified to watch for him.
The missing man was for Il time promf-
nent in Atlanta political life, having been
councilman for two years. He has for
some years been connected. in an editorial
and reportorial capacity with the Consti-
tuition His wife was Miss Grace Gould,
of ST Louis Mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
EDWARD C. STINSON
FOR GOVERNOR.
Nomination by Colorado Democrats
Endorsement of Teiler-Kansas
City Platform and Bryan Cheer
ed Lustily.

DENVER. September edward c.
Stimson. of Cripple Creek. judge of the
Fourth judicial Circuit, was to-day nom
mated for Governor by the Democratic
State Convention on the first ballot. The
ticket will be completed and the platform
submitted tomorrow. The convention is
ordered to endorse Senator Henry NJ
Teller for reelection. Ex-Governor Chas.
S. Thomas was chosen temporary chair
man. A declaration by Chairman Thom1s
that the Democracy of Colorado is still
true to the Kansas City platform and
the leadership of William J. Bryan was
cheered to the echo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
STATE COMMITTEE TO
ASSEMBLE NEXT WEEK.
such. At Least. seems Prohable-
Members VIII BE In Town
At That Time.

Hon, j. Taylor t.llyson. STATE chairman
of the Democratic party. who presided at
the joint debate at the Academy of
Music last night. left Immediately after
the speaking for West Vfrgsnta, WHITTIER
1t Is expected that % meeting of the
State Central Democratic Comraittee. to-
gether with the State Executive Commit
tee will be held In this city next.
week II the chairman can be here nc
that time II NOT held then, Ii will be
in the following week. Next week there
will be several members OF the commit
tee from distant points OF the State IN
tho city. and IL Il Is practicable IL
msssing WA be held then ,.;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
THREE CENTS PER copy.

said that when the wind lifted the mans
coattail he saw the butt end of a revol-
yer sticking out of his tip-pocket.
Lewis told the court that he came here
with a party of friends. and had taken
too many drinks. In consequence. he lost
all of his money and his friends had left
him. He said that he was taking the pis
tol to pawn shop to get money to carry
him home. and was not carrying it with
any intention of using it. He told
frank and straightforward story, and
Judge Bs1ndy. who heard the case, SEEM
ed very much impressed with it. He dis
missed the case against Lewis after a
little talk to the defendant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
TWO sTOKERs DIED OF HEAT.
Officers of the st. Louis Admit This
Murder Charged.

NEW YORK. September s.-tspeciaL>-
Two stokers of the steamship St Louis
visited the United States District Attor-
ney's office this morning. and to Assistant
District Attorney Wise they told a story
of stoker on the ST. Louis having been
killed by the engineer during the voyage
which erded here Sunday. They asked
that warrant be issued for the arrest OF
the man on the charge OF murder.
After two hours. conference with Mr..
Wise they were told that the evidence
which they offered was 4.ot sufficient. and
that they a,;ist bring aftidavtts from eye-
Witnesses They let promising TO do so.
Officers OF the st. Louis admit that two
of the stokers died FROM heat during ths
last. voyage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
SUSPICIOUS BOAT IN PORT.
The Steamer Maid of Potucn Re-
lieyed to BE IL FfIibuster.

The Steamer Maid OF POtuch Ee-
Iieved to BE IL Filibuster.
y NORFOLK. VA. September 9.-(spe-
ciaL) L)-Neither the Treasury nor the Navy
Department instructed its forces here to-
day to prevent the sailing of the small
steamship Maid Of Potuca. It Is believed
by some, and the charge is stated to be
made in Baltimore, whence she sails, that
she is a filibuster. She has smokeless
cartridges aboard, it is alleged, and car
ries them on deck. The crew is new
one. and it's members are unacquainted
with each other. She will make the
voyage to Honduras at great peril, and
this excites the belief that she is to be
stopped short of that destination. She
may go to Hayti. but she has not been
troubled with government agents yet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
N. & w. HASN'T BOUGHT
THE. PERE MARQUETTE.
President Henldt, of the system, Of
fers to Bet Heavily
On IT..

DETROIT. September 9-President:
Healdt. of the Pere Marquette road. Of
fers to bet heavily that there Is no truth
in the story that the Pennsylvania has
secured the road through purchase by the:
Norfolk and Western.
J. One of the heaviest stockholders il
Thomas Ryan.xo New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
IMPERIAL IN LYNcHBUR
Mr. William King wiz Repre.en

ME-. William King VIII Represent
the British Company There.
LYNCHBURG. VA. September 9.-tspe-
cial.)-The Imperial Tobacco Company
will establish q branch for the purchase
and handling of leaf tobacco in this city.
One of the large factory buildings here
will be utilized, and the Imperial's local
representative will De William King. Jr.,
a well-known and popular I.ynchburg to-
bacconist. iThe location of this branch
here means a heavy purchaser for leaf
on this market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
Wallace in Fulton Tonight.

a. r Wallace will close his campaign
-, iona hue's Hall tonight. and his
,'e7ios a.. down in Fulton VIII give him
A.. A.. reception. Meanwhile, both candi-
ns ms - are at the workshops, factories and
us streets soliciting votes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
VIRGINIAN IN TROUBLE.
George Lewis Carried Pistol to a

WASHINGTON, September s...tspeciaD
A young man who gave his name as
George Lewis, and stated that he came
to the city yesterday on an excursion
from Madison. Va. was tried in the Po-
lice Court this morning on the charge of
carrying concealed weapons. The officer
who made the arrest testified that he
found Lewis on the street yesterday af-
;ternoon In an intoxicated cendi ition. He
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10

the house and continued for some time.
plause could be heard the Kisses that
commenced at that time and continued
until the chairman arose and asked for
order,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
One President Contemptuous.

One President Contemptuous.
Later in the day, when Governor Stones
statement was submitted to President
Fowler. he sent out word through his
secretary that he had no comment to
make on the statement. and did not even
care to learn of its contents.
President Baer went back to Philadel-
phia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
PRESIDENT RETURNS.
PASSES THROUGH VIRGINIA WITH
OUT MAKING MANY
STOPS.
SPEAKS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Makes Number of Brief Ad-
dresses.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-12
FACTS IN FEW LINES

One miner Is killed for every 1.06O.- COG tons Uf coal raised.
 Nicaragua coffee crop this year N .Ii te worth about S3,000000.
 Eng'and's imports of meat for 1902 fo date have decreased G per cent.
 Over 720 tons of flowers were export ed from the Scilly isles last season.
 The number of pieces of separately assessed real estate in New York is 4I6.6iO this year.
 Few of the people in St. Pierre were only trace of colJrcd blood.
 An Austrian iron trust was formed recently, and Hungarian and Bosnia firms have been asked to join.
 The mosquito eggs are il is said. matched in from four to seven days. ac- cording to the warmth of the weather.
 For rare patterned silver halfpenny lone cent piece f10 los. Ia little over S53) was paid recently to London firm.
 Battersea England town councillors have pingpong table in their council chamber and play sets between speeches.
 Josephi Andreszswerownitzk is the name of young Polish girl that ar rived in Philadelphia from Liverpool recently.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-12
LINCOLN COPPER MINING co.
More About the Reported Deal in Pima
 County Property.

The following press dispatch from St. Louis Thursday, published in the Republican announced the sale ot a big mine in Pima county: The great Lincoln Copper Mining company. con trolling one of the largest mining prop critics in Arizona. has sold it's holdings to a syndicate of Chicago and Cleve- land capitalists. among whom are President Worth of the Motor Cycle company of Chicago, and John D. Rock feller
 While no statement as to the con sideration is made. it is said that the amount paid is s6.000,000 The com pany owns 1000 acres of mineral land in Pima county, thirty miles south o1 Tucson"
 The dispatch was something of a mystery. as no mining enterprise or such nature and magnitude was known of in these parts and while it is prob- able a big deal has been made the dis patch leads to exaggerated conclusions. Regarding it the Tucson Post says
 This property was originally owned by Mrs. Fannie Poyne, but was incor- porated by company of St. Louis cap italists and John F McDermott, lead ing attorney of St. Louis, was maoe president. He and others interested have been negotiating for the sale of the property for some time.
 Messrs. Wright and Fleming, attor- neys for and stockholders in the com pany, were seen concerning the report ed sale and stated that they had heard nothing of it. although they knew that representatives of the company had been conferring with Chicago and St. Louis capitalists. with view to the sale of the property. They did not be lieve that the consideration was as high as that named in the dispatch.
 The Lincoln Copper company owns forty-five claims in the Sierretas. and have spent ssO.00O in developing their properties, which bear gold. silver, cop per and lead. Enough ore has been shipped to pay for development work. -Republican.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-12

The Senate Gold Mining company, operating a group of elaine near Con gress under bond, have made first pay ment of seevral thousand dollars on the property The same people have taken an option on an adjoining group. belonging to D. J. Sullivan and Dennis May-Prescott Courier
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-12

150 feet of elegant high grade sul phurites on the s00-foot level, 200 fee on the 900-foot level. 275 feet on thu 1000-foot level. that was the significan statement we heard from a reliable source last night in regard to the Calu met and Arizona,
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-12
4 L1G M N Ni II in Cochse
 andT Through @ A FIELD = ou'Ar'.en-

The company has temporarily reduced their working force to fifty-two men with a view to confine the work for the present to the sinking of three main working shafts, opening levels, and running crosscuts and blocking out ore As soon as this work shall have been completed they will pro- ceed to operate the mine on a larger scale than ever. They are now troubled by a tremendous inflow of water at the 300 station in the Alice shaft At this point the vein is rapid ly growing wider and the vein matter has become so soft that they have to drive piling ahead of them to hold the ground while extracting the ore and vein matter.-Florence Blade.
 THE OLD DOMINION.
 Officials of the Old Dominion Min ing company say there is nothing in the condition of the company, but what is satisfactory. The company is producing steadily at the rate of s0O.- 900 pounds a month and its product is sold as soon as produced at about three-Quarter cents under the price Of electrolytic. There is a net profit to- day of from three-quarters to one cent pound. The attention of the man agement is being directed to an en- largement of the mines capacity and reducing freight rates. Cost of i'm provements will be met by turning the matte. on hand into cash.-Boston News Bureau.
 While in Mexico, a few weeks ago, two prospectors, J. Jordan and Chas. Wilson came upon a deserted shaft surrounded by rude breast works and in which the timbers were age routed. They cleaned out the shaft and found in the bottom the skeleton of man. There were two bullets holes in the skull They also found fragments of letters which were too dim to read. There was a rusted pick and shovel, They put the bones in a blanket and buried them. In the bottom of the shaft is a well defined ledge of gold. bearing quartz showing free gold Tombstone Prospector
 The Senate Gold Mining company, operating a group of elaine near Con-
  ment of seevral thousand dollars on the property The same people have taken an option on an adjoining group. belonging to D. J. Sullivan and Dennis May-Prescott Courier.
 150 feet of elegant high grade sul- phurites on the S00-foot level, 200 feet on the 900-foot level. 275 feet on the 1000-foot level. that was the significant statement we heard from a reliable source last night in regard to the Calu met and Arizona,
 Work at the Commonwealth mine is progressing and the outlook is en- At present the company is crushing PA tons of ore day with it's eighty stamps and its output places it away up in the front rank of Ari- zona producers.
 The Prescott Realty company has just closed a $500. 900 deal with New York people on 400 acres of land ad- joining the Old Dominion and United Globe properties near Globe, Arizona
 The Huachuca Consolidated Devel- opment company, which owns claims in Miller canyon, has started men to work sinking shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-12
NEW MINING ENTERPRISE.
May be Inaueurated at Tombstone at
 an Early Date.

Mir w S. Baker. the general mana ger of the General Concentrates com pany of New York, for New Mexico and Arizona. who has been in Tomb stone for the past ten or twelve days in company with F. H. Lerchen, one of the best mining engineers in the west, left this morning for Fl Paso. While here MT Baker and Mir. Lerchen were examining a large proposition for their company and have done weeks work thereon taking out in the nieghbor- hood of 6 ton of ore for the purpose of testing 1t with one of their machines. Should the test prove success we are confidentially informed that MT. Ba- ker's company intends to put in large plant here imediately. MT. Baker was very well pleased with the mining out look in Tombstone and in Cochise county and says that it is but a ques- tion of a short time until Cochise coun- ty will be leading producer of copper silver and gold ores.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-12

SHOWING OF TROY-MANHA11AN
 Superintendent Thomas Kavanaugh, of the Troy. Manhattan group, informs us that at no time in the history Of the Troy group did the mines make a better showing than they do now.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-06
at Goes Right to the Spot. "

When pain or irritation exists on
any part of the body, the application
of Ballard S Snow Liniment will give
prompt relief. 1t goes right TO the
spot, =" said an old man who was rub
bing it in, to cure his rheumatism.
@. r Smith, proprietor Smith House.
Tenaha, Texas, writes: II have
used Billiards. Snow Liniment in my
family for several years, and have
found it to be fine remedy, for all
aches and pains. and recommend it
for pains in the throat and chest :"
SOC and 81 90 at A. A. Hull's.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-06
Mrs. vandeventer Deceased.

Three months ago Mrs. Marths
Annie, wife of o. L. Vandeventer,
came TO our city with her children
and mother, hoping the change would
be benecfiial to health. But hope OF
restoration faded some days age
when her tuberculous weakness mani
Tested new vitality giving complete
triumph over the body about one
O'Clock this morning. The husband,
and parents Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Clark
and sister and brother. in. law Mr.. and
Mrs. n. L Sheeley. have been with
the deceased during her last days, and
have answered by the assistance of
many kind friends, TO her every want.
Twenty eighth years ago the 2sth of
September, the deceased was born in
Nemaha county, Kansas, the eighth
of nine children In September 1896
she was married to o. l.. Vandeventer
in Oklahoma. Two children have
gladdened the home, both which sur
yive, John age six and Elsie of four
years Since eighteen years Of age
Mrs. Wander enter has been all active
memebr of the United Brethren
church, where she has ably assisted
by her pleasing talent Of voice. Her
last days have been passed in spirit
ual joy and triumphant faith. AS the
bodily powers failed. the spiritual
grew stronger, and death that comes
to many as a dread foe was to her Il
noble benefactor brushing back the
vail of the physical that the soul
might pass on to its victories
At ii 100 tomorrow morning there
will be conducted "A short public ser
vice at the home, 1915 West Second,
Rev. r. H. Houseman officiating.
AT noon tomorrow the relatives will
accompany the remains to the station,
and thence to Lincoln county, Okla.
homa, where at the Iowa chapei inter.
ment will take place.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-06
Gotham's New Play House.

New York, Oct. 6-The old theatre
at Broadway and Twenty eighth
street, variously known in its career
ms Dockstader's, Hermann Sam 7.
Jacks and the Theatre Corr que, re-
opens tonight as the Princess Theatre
and under the joint management OF
the Shubert Brothers and Charles E.
Evans, partner of the late 'Old
Hoss" Hoey. The opening attraction
is Wheedon Grossmith, the English
comedian, presenting "The Night o {
the Party
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-06
Married.

In Glenwood Springs, Colo, on
October lst. Mr.. W. II. Jack and Miss
Rebecca Kennedy. Both young
people are we'll known in Florence
Miss Kennedy at one time was an
employe of the Colorado Telephone
company here, while Mr.. Jack was
for two years the stenographer in H.
r. Lutes' real estate onice.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-06
Democratic Primary.

A meeting of the democrats of pre-
cinct No. ., in the city of Florence.
county of Fremont, state of Colorado,
is hereby called to meet in the city
hall in said city, on Wednesday even.
ing, October Sth, 1902, at the hour OF
80 p. m, for the purpose of nomin
ating one candidate for the office OF
justice of the peace for said precinct
and one constable for the long tern
and one constable for the short term
of said precinct.
N. W. MCCONNELL,
30-32 Precinct Chairman.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-06

Barney Ginsburg returned from
Denver last night and reports a mag
Jewish New Year. He will go back
to Denver again Saturday.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-06

church yesterday was the largest it
has been for the past two years. The
congregation instructed the trustees
to purchase pews for the church
which is needed Improvement
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-06

At the evening service in the Coal
Greek Congregational church yeater-
day, Mrs. L. NJ. Howells of this city
sang solo which was we'll received.
Prof, Hitler played the accompani-
ment.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-06

Any party owing The McCandless
Mercantile company, are requested to
settle the same Mt once. Accounts
will be found with A. II. Ruth, j.
d. Randol at The Hadley Mercantile
Co or j. ID. Blunt, Blunt block.
2l-32 O. n KINNEY, Mgr.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-06

Notwithstanding the fact that the
furnace in the basement of the NJ. e.
church is undergoing repairs and no
fire could be had last night a large
congregation was present to hear Mr.
Krueger's discourse The furnace
will be in operation by the next Sab.
bath.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-06

Now is the time to get your choice
of the Oak and Hot Blast Heaters at 8
bargain at Bookings in the old post
Office building. iStf