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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08
FlLlPlNOS ARE TORIURhD
Insurgents Visit Awful Vengeancs
Upon Natives in Our Servlco.
Armed Outlaws Seized Three PoHccmen'
Hacked Them with Buios. ana
Flung Them Alive Into Well

WASHINGTON. u. C.-Many Fnipinos |
WIN accent service under American !
rule are visited with vengeance by
their fellow-couutrymcn. The War
Department has received records oi
case in which three native policemen
who had been sent cTcm I.aoaS to san
Nicholas. uocos Nor:e. for duty Mt the
latter point. were seized and bound hH
IN armed band OF outlaws. taNen ne
fore a nricst to he confessed. ana tn'n
flung alive into wei. at.er he.n%
hacked with ho,os. One o. In" naN"'
Wcuceslao Rosales, was sentenced 1o
be hanged.
! Another native policemen met his
/ death NJ the hands OF IN oUtl2w hand
! in the barrie OF son AutonA. Ia"una
+ Province The outlaws were lying IN
ambush. awaitin~ thc NaSS,rC o; . pa
troll oc three policemen. uOon WhoS"
approach they spvau- out and can urea
one or the three. \ Jew days lator MS
body was found in = nci%hbor,nT river
weighted with heavy rock ard SHOW
iur wounds through his heart anu
in h.S neck. Two o. the outlaws were
cau@h. ard sentenced to ho hanged.
Two FilioiuoS WHO too, pare i'll the
! murdo. Of IN unknown naIlNe. "'
cuscd OF being native s0y. heh"3d''
the hody. aud buried ii in the CITY e.
Manila. Those We're also sentenced
Another hand seized n native man an'
woman. Tor no apnarcnt motive, ~
killed them by striking them Wit
cluns on the backs a. trpir ncri;>
Mariana Za,cS. whom brought to tria
Tor The crime gave the follow n
N...~,,o n<-D1ouotiOu.
They were relatives. rnc'e an
: aunt. OF m;nc, AID l had to do 1t I
save my life"
The military commission found hi
guilty OF murder, but the S'nien'
: was confinement ~ hard labor Il
= twenty wears General ChanCe q
, proved The sentences. hut fully co
cu.rod in the rcmafl; o. the Dcpa'
= ment Commander. that i; was inad
crate
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08

:. ,di,jon TWO rew States nave been
a ddcd to the worlds comIuuaiiy or M
tions. Upon the first day OF the year
the Commonwealth OF AUSTRALASIA
came into being. and upon the last
dny of the year was held the election
which will call into existence the Gov
cYnmcnt OF the Republic % Cuoa.
The years list of the distinguished
dead is remarkable for the many great
names which are rccordc, On IL Inc
roll includes President William Nc
!l>inley. former President BenJamlh
4 arrison, Queen Victoria. Francesca
Crispi. former Premier of Italy; En-
press Dowager of Germany, Ii Hung
Chang, the great Chinese statesman:
.Ahhui Rahman Kahn, the Ameer OF
.Af=nanistan: Prince Won Nohcnlone,
former Chancellor OF Germany; Pres
dent Errazuriz. OF Chile; former NinS
Niilau. of Servia: Prince Henri dc Or
leans. Hazen :. Pingree, former Gov
crno. OF Michigan; Baron Wilhelm
Won Hothschild, head OF the famous
| l,nl,jnr house; Sir Waiter B@sent
/ the novelist: Giuseppe Verdi. the ltal-
! ian cOmoaseV: William Maxwell EV'
! arvs. former Secretary OF STATE; hatt
! GrsVnaway, the Chiid's illustrator
! l;ear-Admiral Francis N. Buncc. l. :
! y, and Ignatius Donreuy, the rci
| t.cian and author.
The great record of gifts and be
quests made in 1880 To colleges. uni
vevsities. libraries and art museums
wh!ch rec cheG S19,I .95G, must CIV
way to 1901. The total OF it's Sito
reaches Sl2S. .SSS. i3;2. or the tota
amount there has hCCn gwen 10 ccU
catioral institutions $jS,Soo"Gl, l
charities $.2.2i1 40, 10 churches So
us, ,4S9. to museums and art Galicrie
81. .l3:;;. H.. ,nd TO libraries $15,3SS, -
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08

Jaran has begun TO erect wireless.
telegraph stations a,ons the Korean
coast.
The Russian police SAID they had
discovered an AM sne,unenS pot at
odessa o. the most Gans~.ouS charGc-
tcg
Belgian gambling houses proposed
TO establish : Mon Cac.o ut Samos,
IL the Sultan Os TCrscy would consent.
The Nicara guam Cory.ess organized
Tor 4 siXty-Gays' session. with SeIor
Santiago Lopez IS President.
The Dom.n on Coy2,Dmen: appointed
veterinary inspectors cor shipping
pores be,wcen ihe United States and
Canada.
The Austrian Lord Chief Justice.
Chevalier Eciz.nSe.. committed sui
eide at Vienna. He was driven to the
act by the fear that lie was going to-
tally blind.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08
s3.oo7,53e,2oo IN TRUSTS.
Ccneus Rep.rt ON the Condition of 1S3
Industrial Combinations.

Washington. ID. C.-CrnSUs statistics
made pubic en- industrial combinations
show Il total authorized capitalization
OH May 81. 1920. fUr TIE lS% corpora
lions reported ca $5,Go..3"9. .2OO. and
capital s,oCl Issued :iJ,oS5,-0o,SoS.
The total value o. ali the products
Of the combinations reported is Si,O5l,-
2J5,3Gi. and SubractinG tue NaIue OF
tAe products o. the hand U1CeS, or
mrchan.cal and ncighborhood inCus-
Jr:ss. which alHouh. 20 $l,.iG. 100 100,
the produces OF the Industrial como.-
nations in l9UO are found eQd,va.eA,
10 more ,hau ,WenIy per cen,. OF TIE
total gross products o. TIE manu- az
turing industries OF thc country rs ihsy
existed In 1880. The 1Si corpora ions
renOr,ed cmp.oycd an average % 3J9,-
l92 wage earpcTs, receiving $lS[,J"l,
SD IN wages. EDcpioymcnt also WAS
grauyed TO 2i,5S0 sa!2ried officials
| clerks, etc, receiving total o. So,
653. .62S IL salaries.
Miscellaneous expenses o siese com
| binations aggregated Slol l,S0l o.
Total cost OF mareYial used was 81,
! OSj oS3. .S2S. The Srcss Value CT PROD
| ucts, less the value OK material pur
! chased in partly manufactured 1orin
| gives the Let o. true value OF prouuct
! OF these. combinations as S1,oo1,3Sl
.no6S combination
t'nns reported contTC
e 1S3 corporations reported Cove N IA
plants that We're active in th6SS ID,
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08
RECORD Of THE PAST YEAR
A Review OF the First Twelve Months
OF the Twentieth Century.
PRO- 9ESS OF TIE UNITED STATES
Our Country Assumes leading Position
Among the Great Industrial Nations -
Some or The Principal Events That hnNo
Occurred In Am erica and Elsewhere -
Notable Persons Who Havc Died.


Washington. u. C.-Thc first year of
the twentieth century has closed with
n remarkable record 10 its credit. vast
CHANGES have been wrought, political
ly ana indrstriaily, i'll all parts OF the
| world Every department OF human
| interest has feit tire impulse OF the !
opening century. and the year has ,
been one OF losses and of gains. or !
| fuiiilments and OF promises.
The United States has enjoyed NJ |
rrccclented prosperity. This country
has assumed y leading position among
the great nations. lis export traNc
has reached astounding figures, whhc
foreign manufacturers nave 'aAeu
alarm Mt the increasing proportions oil
the so.cailed American invasion OF EU-
rope The general prosperity of inc
! coCn Try ia renccscu III the uneHalnrleu
condition OF the National Treasury.
"t'or the calendar year. saio Secfe-
tary Gaze, we show receipts III e%-
cess OF the ordinary expenditures
amounting roundly 10 Slor'oCo'ooo.
Such an excess might have resulted
in serious embarrassment had nor tnc
departuent been able by means o.
/ tnlS SUI DAuS " lVNhNt N~AN e'N'f''~
in la.cc amounts. The available cash
on hand, therefore, is Only about $3O,-
uOG.OU0 larger than the amount hc!d 4
year ago. There has been 4 very ma
,er.al increase IN The volume oI money
in c!rcula don rs wei rs IN the amount
pai canna." The Volume is NOW -.
30 2.;i, 20, and the amount per cap.t3,
S2S1;;s
The mill. The loom and The forge have
o been taxed 10 supply the domestic and
v foreign demands for their products
The excessive drought OF the summeI
disas,ruus.y auected the corn crop
= but this misfortune has been largely
:. countC:&c,ed h&> .he unuSually hiSi
prices wh.cl[[,e prevailed for asri
r cultural conIsAoGi,its. rhc year M
= been married by III unprecedented vol
umc o. business and enhancement o
III values II ,ue reai:A OF iEarce ard spec
ulatiCn. Yhe value OF industrial secui
Ae tiles W hich have been authorized o
oh crea5cd curing the calendar yea
10 amounl TO nearly $3,GCG,o0e,C0o Ih
III Wan s,reet pAn.c OF .as. May. viii!
a' IL w.peu out iAany specu@tNe fortune
re- did nov destroy y single tool OF raj
La WAY or Il dollars WoTth or zeal proi
D. er,y. Soon atSer 4 gigantic sSmD.n;
IN ton of-the railroads OF the NogNlw ,'S
laI with 4 capitalization OF SiVo'ue'oo
na was formed, aud harmony was eneS'.
'on among the interests whose ciasA w
Ia .tNfr ia DOn.c
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08

>uD4n.t DOaU. WINCH fe-
,.ed Submerged for nfteen hours.
the annoanceinent OF Signor Ma-conI
that lie had received wireless tee.
grdpny at Balisav, y &, message
from CORNWALL, England; Andrew Car
neg.es oner OF $IU,UU0.UO0 Tor the EN-
downcnt Of National University n
Washington; Mrs. Leland StauturuS 5
VerSi.y OK California, the ratification Of
the Nicaragua Canal Ireaty with GreJt
Biitain by the United States Senate
aud the ,akiDS oi the iirst practical
steps toward an isihmiIn canal and Il
PaC!uc cable.
ImpOr,ant events have traaspircd i'll
other port.Ous OF the world during the
past year. Great Bri,aia has ueen
busy with the South Air.:nn war, with
lrisn agitation and Win grave fiscal
Problems; France mas expelled the re-
lig,OuS orders; Germany has expert
CEcGd the greatest industrial Gepgcs-
sion III hex history; Austria Hungary
has returned 10 the field of racial and
liugual fcud; Russia mas finished ney
Siberian Railroad and fallen beneath
the sway or an appalling famine. Japan
has given fresh ptOof OF he" astounding
powers OF progress; China has been
forced into new relationships with the
outer world; Crete has auyained the
desire OF ages, the practical annexation
10 Greece; and the South American
States have maintained the!r propen
stiles for pickering aud lighting. il
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08
Sharp Fi.nt on Snmar.

Captain Schoeftel. with dctach-
ment OF eighteen men OF Company r.
Ninth infantry, Mt Dapdap. Island OF
Samar, =. l., was attacked by large
force Of bolomen. y severe hand 10
hand fight ensued. IN which sergeant.
n corporal and five pTivaies were
killed. Captain SchcefeI was wound
ed. but not dangerously. Five priNates
were dangerously and one slightly
wounded. No properly was lost. The
Enemy was finally rcpu!scd with
heavy loss.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08
wATessFouT D7onNs 200.
Sanet, Nsrsccs, Flooded by CIoudbursf
with En"Imnus Dsnn=r.

Tan"ier. A waterspoU. has buysi
over the town o. Safiee. Morocco. Ii
Inundated The lower raG o. the town
for the space o. ,wo.Vc Iours. sweep
ing everything mo The sea Two hun.
dred persons have been drowned
There are no Europeans among The
dead The damage to Saffcc was
enormous.
Saf'ce Is 2 fortified seano"s town OF
Morocco. 1t has population OF L. 900.
including about 5000 Hc1lews. 1t Is
enclosed by massive walls and has =
palace and n small foT,,.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08
No Siens of Eeaction.

The business and industrial devc.op-
ment OF the year has pecn SO great
ihet some persons are expectant o, Sn
early halt in the forward moycment;
but there are no present signs OF I'M
pending reaction, ard the situation aD-
pears TO be favorable for n prolonged
continuance Of the prosperous business
condition which married. the closing
of the wear
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08

-
TIRE. r.
In train wee; :; Malta. ILL.,, scveA
al persons We're killed and injured.
James Eads. ra"nc:, OF Manheint
y. y, cut his ihroI, Wi,h razor while
despondent owe: c0C"t case whicl&
went against HIM.
Kansas grist mills must close be-
cause OF tip Sho".a-c -! WAcIt brought
about by The .'u.np in p".cc.
Tie Cannon Ean express train on
the Boston ana Maine Eliiroad was
wrecked ~ Nl~h.:&, y. -. 3nI two
men were killed.
Eccause his we let him. August
Iceberg, a faImc.. ri Na.cs City, H..
killed hes ard h:Mscif, and shot their
s;cpson.
\ terrific gale swept the foothills OF
the Rocsy Noun ans from Cheyenne
to Pike's pcA.:. do.nS considerable
damage to properly. +
The revenue cu,tcY Hamilton warned
Spanish SOT3ttcyS off AcOSta Island. :.
Government reservation near CnaI-
lo;tc IIarDor, OF. the coast o. Florida.
Nathan Ec.lman. keeper OF the
Whale Rock l."it. was drowned by the
upsettinG OF his boa, while returning
from NaTa=anse.t p:S:. i. l.. with his
mail and supplies.
Freight Enc.r"a- N'cO,y.t skilled
in a collision VIII N express at,Thes-
caion, Mich.
N:ne;eer-yc?- c'd To;:.c l.. Euchln-
ger daugh e." o. 4 fa'D"r near Dnlton,
y. Y, committed suicide by shooting
herself through Tic icad.
Nicaragua AM Vcnczce.a accepted
invitations TO participate in the st.
Louis Worlds l'a.r o. 131%.
c. c. Eangs, ;he parnc- OF Kit Car
son and u veteran o. ,ic Mexican war.
died at Al,ona. E)ulCe' County. Col
He was seven y-scu: "Cars o. age.
Miss Lizzie 'cav.o" was rracticinc
with a gun at Eurl;cs Station, Va,
wien Sou hem "ai,way train passed
behind the tar-o'. Frtderic!; Marshall,
brakeman, WIS sho, anl killed.
e. GetachmCns of -: recruits iort
tn" barrac';s ut Columbus. Ohio. FOX
tEc Philippines.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08
100000.

Obo.uJU.
From the papeTs submitted in the
anplicatio 70: a ycccivcrShip 1t an
pears that the compSnv is c0ufron ed
ut present with No bctter prospect th&n
th1t of an annual defcit>oc abou; ST.
100000 It stands pledged 20 pay an
nuall" S@,s00,0OO In interest aud s,n,:-
ing fund charges. whereas 1t processes
TO be aO!e to count uIon receiving
from the earnings. Interest and othe:
payments OF its subsidiary oneratiuc
companles not more than $1,000, ,O0O
yearly.
The loss will undoubtedly faU hcav-
lest on philadelphia stockholders.
where. it is estimated. the ssochho'd-
erS will be out OF pocket ut least SO
600 600
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08
'BIG SYNDIATE'S STRAITS
.Eyerett-Moore Concern, With Capital
Of Sl3O,OOO, ,OO, Embarrassed.
DUE TO TIGHT MONEY MARKET
Tho syndicatc's ANnis- Turned over l"
the Control &: "a Eo,lscrs' Committee
Believed Tint Its financial Troubles
/ Arc rempo,ay-conrois 1900 Miles OF
Trolley Tracis m Ohio and Michigan.

Arc Tempotn tny-Courois l-oV N''eh va
Trolley Tracls N Ohio and Michigan.
/ Cleveland, Oi,o. = Tao Gnanc.al ~
fairs OF the ECrets- Moore syndicate
owning or cont ling q number o. ur-
ban and intern lsn electric railways
md m extensir system o. local ana
long-iistance terphone lines in ONO
and Michigan, b passed in'o tie con-
itro, OF 4 committee composed OF seven
prominent banlgs of this city.
This action W. taken, it is stated
rs the result o, temporary hnanc-ai
embarrassment q, the part OF the syn
ticatc. which harfor some time past
been affected by 2 strin@ency III me
money market : aggregate capital
izotion OF au ii various properties
owned o. controEd bT the syndicate
is sotd to 1e. ahousei3t C00,0oo.
1,ha rarSonneI Z the counties IS
nc rnuoys: Il. J.. nwcomb. Myron I.
How.;ck ! 7. Sul an. Calvary Nor
ris Kaufman Ha-. h C. Tiilosson
and w. G. Naiher.
The COMMITTEES icosen has been Mt
work investi aatinethe Affairs o. the
syndicate and exp the firm nene
that the concern N enutei! soi.ei,''
ana that its embaassinenV Will be
only tempor7rv.
The Everet, Moor~ synaicafe is &c,
credited with cont ling more than
1900 miles OF uHoa- end inserurnan
electric lines in O.p .aId NieMgan'
with many new ocensloAs SKI! III
course O? COustrucg.o.
As a result o. the hacunoement o.
the financial embarrassment o. lha
syndicate = run Was star'a on the
Dime Savings aud Ra1SinG C"mpapY
of which Everass and Moore az diiec
to-s. III dcMa uds wa,c pro-. y me-
and TreS.dcr Watterscn sH!oth o2e
had ample funds Oh hard Il nay =
depasi,ors wi,o desired their none.
Tie institution Is orc o, IN cry az
positories when rs lts- reoss va
issued. in Cctoiie-. the h:u's.s-otai r
- souyees were n,aced as ssas'5..s. ~. y
cluding a surpsls fupd of Sssss.ovv ::
The Committee o. Bankers o''gs,,n -,
r hfecsin- v. r.. Neweofssaas tSh'
- man and u. q. Tnlosson sscrets
Tho COMMITTEES has issued ? sta ieN
calculated to inSnire conf} N
syndicate's CREDITOR. sSy aaf
railway proDerties o. toe III
In GOOD condition and ne: seN
h .',,.oSs;,,or thn ho;iea tic {
Guilty would he only temporary.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08
FIRE losses FOR 1921.
Cver St.oo,o.oo) wor:a o: P-5?.rs
Was Destroyed Last Xcar.

WAS bestrSycu Last Ac2f.
New NC.,s City. - Over SiT0. .C00.0G0
worth o. properly n the United States
and Canada was destroyed Dy ire in
1901. is compared with 1909 The
losses %: 1904 Were between SO DO
600 aui $1O,000,0O0 less.
lTo7 the last sis months o. jGJ1 the
losses were SJ0J0,00o large. than in
S0CG while dur.IS the FIRST six months
f31'5 csures were fully $1,000. COO
fnde- those of 1909. The mosr disas-
fous month OF last year was May,
nhen the losses were about $23, co.,
OS. The largest fire OF 1901 occurred
ON May ) il JaclSC Cnville. where the
'oSE was placed at $10,501,OOO.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08
one of sno Ha,ao,ds Ki,y.1.

Robert II. Hatfield, one OF the Ecn-
tucky clan. has been killed NJ The Troy
mining camp in The P.nal Mountains
Ar.z., by DepJty Sheriff Deyinc. WHO
went to arrest him Tor wile beatn.,.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08
RoBs:o OLD ma'0s OF FORTUNE.
dno Tried to Save Kcr Gecoo. Eut wss
Given IL Cold Bath.

Barnett junction, Ga. = The Misses
Battle. Two elderly women, Were
robbed OF $1,000 in gold.
When the robbers entered the house
the women, hearing nose. invest
gated, Lighting IL lamp. The robbers
dashed . buckle O: cold Water on the
one ho-inS the lamp and Ove:awed
them.
The women lived alone In the house.
Several previous attempts have been
made TO rob them during the last W
months. The women say the robbers
were white men, and thiu!; they recog-
niZed one OF them.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08

Miss Roosevelt; viii name the En-
peror O? Germanys Tew yach.. NOW
building at Stascn Island. This an
nouncement was made =, the White
Housc. The Eaisc.'s invitation to
Miss Roosevelt came through Dr. Won
Honeten, the German Ambassador 20
the Cn:,ed Sta.1S.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08

Harry de Wirdt, the explorer, Who
Will try to reach New York Ci;y from
Paris by an overland route, has ar.cd
with his companions for TIE Eerir.
Straits
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08
Clothing rrndcs. .u.x Season.

The usually busy season in tae cloth
ing trades OF New York City during
the last quarter induced 1900 gIr-
men1 workers to so.n the unions.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08
ASPHALT TRusr lMsoLv.NT.
Tie ,.rd to ray 100000 Annually Upon
Sr.cGo.uoo Irromr.

New York Ci;y. 90 Cumulative
Gcrce indicates that .he so-calied
pnalt Trnst is seriously wrecked.
spite the National Asphalt Compa
Capitalization OF s2o, ,ooo.003 and
authorized capitalization OF $50.
coo enjoyed by the Asphalt Conn
oe America, which is now merge
the common trust. both corcev |
in the hands o. receivers, Co III
that position 10y inahilitv. y ''e
tertSt YER, cnS u; fna0iiity to meet in
w, ""s :.rGcs. due o. about to fail
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08

The following civil Core"nors were
Exceed: Perez. il P;rar DEL b,io; Ny
re-. in Havana; I.ecuonr. il l:Itanzas'
e,o-nez. ~ Scn.a Clara: Eec.o, u Pucr-
" Principe. and Eclev"::!a, II y
l:aSo Province.
| \ re.na.ka0.y liCht voc was pJl!cu
Eroucn.I, inc is.a%G.
As was 10 De exre2.cG .;,ove is n vide
Ever.ence % oO.n.on. IN Discds son
, describes tho Indifference shown TO
: .le certainty cn The par o. the I'aima
, io.ers o, being victorious, and thai
ciorsecuen.iy tre ma; a;ovity OF them re-
,lno,ue at hcmG end I'D noS v@,e. Ii
i. ',;s lgSe ycte can D.
F~oN thS Cuhar
- q ofiiaa
Nlasn;
,t.oI
&c!
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08
Ihe Cs,r to Attena coronnrior.

1t is said that the Gar OF Russia
has accepted an invitation TO attend
the coronation of King Edward. pro
vided that the Czar.na is in good health
at the time the ceremony occurs.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08
soureps were n-aced y ss5..ss-.sr, .ii.--
clu,ijnc a surpsas fund of s3Ss.ooo:
sri,c Coumistee o. Bankers o-'gsaizeo
LIZ, ~, ..-..s ID +. New veo..,ss =. 4 Ciiai.
MSS RoosEvsL1's DEBUT.
Tho Presidents Eidest nauSh;er Antr
duccti TO Society Mt WaShingfon'

washington. n. G. - Miss ~
Dooseyeit. inc eldest daughter O. Pf
ident and Mrs. Roosevelt, was p:ese
cd 10 Washington soc-e.y ~ !
held in her honor in The Wh"c ho'
About 800 guests + I'll wee pres
many OF '''''""'
tions {
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08
Trade In Cotton Goods Quiet.

Business In cotton goods has been
seasonabiy quiet, but first hand srocks
are uHder good control, and the price
tendency Is against buyers.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-08

49,
,aus OF the country have cS-
an unusually prosperous
'rious shortage OF cars has
e delivery os freight, and
.arily crippled many indus
road building in .the United
been greater. dprins 1904
year or eleven years pre-
total approximaring o051
le. rhe construction for
ded 10 the total mileage
ngs the to,al OF the couu-
,lnately I93,3I0 miles.
principal events OF the
50 10 the American people
OF the oath o. allegiance
States upon the part OF
in IlOilo Province, the
# President Mckinley
ienC Roosevelt, the cap
20 Oy BElgadier-G General
,on, the establishment
enl III the Philippines,
he Pan-Amel'ican Ex-
10, the opening OF the
on5 i'll oklahoma 10:
ssassinaUion OF Presi-
Buffalo and the sue
reSidenr Roosevelt rs
United States. the
Int Coiumbia OF Sir
YACHT Shamrock II.
me America S Cup.
under ,sa.ef OF rae
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Eeduct,on of .:oer FIshtins Force.

The total reduction OF the effective
Boer fighting force in the last year,
according to official reports. is 21, 800.
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DON ESrIC.

While Skating a. Greenwich. Col
Leroy Moshec. eight years ole.
drowned.
The postoiUcc at Cod Water. NJ
was roobed OF $500 in money
stamps.
! Theodore Du6iicstCn. j.. form
tp>. -------'-----s--a''a
leodoyc Duddics:oa. Jr., formerly
Gocpec FOR The Stock Yards Bank
ist 81. Lots. H.. WAS arrested on
ran, charging him with embez-,
$11.o1!,
ictmcnts r.: ,,peTatin. bucket
4, Denvcc. CO.., were reeurned,
st threc iirmS.
lie Skating ii lfcr,.a. n. "
o. and Gerald DC fen M an. air,
and Were drowr
isliht lihtt womgn ipriso4eP2s la.il at In
Ind, mut.nied I'D to
subdued ly turning Il E&
ter OH them. W
hvcc children were burned IA.
Buffalo. y. y, "a Il ,oEe,nent hous,
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Too CUTIlo-dtIVIiS TepJtVIu cot-
Z plants that We're active in th6s
sus year and IA reported as Idle
u. that period.