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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
MINOR EVENTS Of THE WEEK
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Negotiations for naval stations are
soon to be opened with the Cuban Gov
ernment.
Advices received by the State De-
partment indicate an early completion
OF the Panama Canal treaty npgotia-
tions with the Government of Colom-
bia.
Captain Chapman C. Todd. recently
In command of the cruiser Brooklyn.
will he retired as Rcar-Admiral ut his
own request.
Secretary Root approved the adop-
tion of disappearing carriages for six
inch guns. which has been bitterly op-
posed by General Miles.
The transports Hancock. Relief and
Lawton were transferred from the
War to the Navy Department..
For some time past Germany has not
had n military attache ut her Washing
ton Embassy. 1t has now been decided
to ill this post.
The Anthracite Coal Strike Commits
sion held its first open session i'm Wash
ington. ami after hearing Mr.. Raer and
Mr.. Mitchell. adjourned, to meet in
Scranton Pa.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
BROWNS DAUGHTER IN eATH TUB.
Iosane Mother Then Fatally Wounds
Herself With n Eaznr

Niagara Falls. y. Y.-Mrs. Daniel NJ.
Lynch drowned her six X-ycar-old daugh-
te. Alice in tic bath tub ard then at-
tcapind suicide by cutting; her throat
with y rIZC:.
Mrs. Lynch had been in the State
Hospital. hut was brought home in an
Improved condition. Or!ici' members
ot the household went 10 church and
Mrs Lynch tilled the tub with water
and thcn held her only child in it until
dead. This done she severed her wind
pirr and made several other cuts on
her throat. She then went TO the
kitchcn and asked the servant for help
The girl ran to the street and secured
assistance. Neighbors found the dead
body OF the child in the tub ard Mrs.
Lynch was taken 10 Ike hospital,
where she was found TO he fatally ir-
jurcd The wOman'S mind was unsc:-
ted by the death Of 4 daughter.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
OUR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

There have heen serious political
riots in Porto Rno, resulting in some
loss OF life.
General Sumner is about to start IN
expedition from Camp Wears against
the SULTAN Of Bacolod, i. l.
Cholera is gaining n strong foothold
In Mindanao. but has disappeared from
Manila, Il. 1.
Customs revenues or tho Philippines
Tor seven months ending July 81 were
S-LOGl,9 rs compared with S49i0,-
2'S for 1he same period in 1901
Pedro Rodriguez. Il Porto Rican. was
;IFreStcd nj Honolulu. Hawaii. Co-
S'"alin'. money and jcwcliy from Gen
cLal Miles.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
CAPTivE BEAR KILLS A BOY.
r!tc Animal Closes Its Jaws on tho I.ad's
Skull.

IIo; Springs, -irk.-At Happy Hol-
low. resort near here which. among
other attractions. includes zoo" Il
black bear fatally iEjUcci robert Ta!
tu.n. an eighty -yca"-oid hoy.
Th' lad was passing ;he animal.
which was chained. but came too close.
end before the spectators could inter
feTe the brute had The boy liugged 10
his breast. Then tho animal closed his
grcat jaws on his prisoners bead.
y Keeper pried the bears mouth omen
and released tie boy. but hc was un-
conscious and dying from several frac-
lures of tic skull.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS tND:cTGo.
John C. Lati,rop and the ouInabys Mus,
StRud Trial.

White Plains. y. Y.-Joiin Carroll
Lathrop. John Quimby ana his wife.
GeorSiana Cuimhy- have been indicted
by the GRAND Jury on the charge OF
manslauGhter in the second degree.
They were not rcarrestcd. as The bonds
given for their appearance continue to
hold good until formally dismissed by
the court
The indictment which was handed
In charged that John Carroll La
throp. John Quimby and Georgiaua
Quimby did maliciously and fe]onious-
ly cause the death OF Ethel Quimby.
aged seven years. Ivy ncglccting 10 pro
vide medical attendance"
III convicted in the degree OF mar
slaughter. all three may he sentenced
10 long terms in prison. The law does
not allow the sentencing magistrate
any latitude. II imposes Il prison term
of fifteen years or fine OF $1,000 o..
both
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
FouR MEN Dl= ~ A ssWEF.
Workmsn Overcome by SUI pnurc:cd IiF-
droCcn Gas at Hi:.gara Falls.

Niagara Falls. y. Y.--A gam Of mCN
working in the tunnel trunk sewer e.:
tension were overcome pY sulpA uTctCd
hydrogen gas -Four of them arc dead
and three others 3re il, the hospital.
The dead are Lawrence Fisher. E2o.
Rhodes, Hugo Swanson. Of Nia -a.a
Falls and William R~aGiSl, OF Tona-
wanda.
The tunnel iruill. acwc" extension IL
seven by nine fccf. and j. being Euil,
nj depth Of forty-iivc fCc. Tie Men
were in heading 2QI rCct from -,
Twcnty-fourth street shaft. when Geo.
Rhodes, colored. WAS overcome. HIS
companions started 10 fake him up The
shaft wien he ice.cd and plunged -
the bottom. falling ihirty Fee -
diel from trc effects of thc fall a:l
Suifccation.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
WOMAN FOUND CRUELTY SLAIN.
lying Senr th~ Highway with Bullet
and Knife Wounds

Reading. Masr.-A huntSman-, dog
found the body of II murdered woman.
1uSt Oh the highway. near the Wake
field line.
Walter Locke. whose dr.: drew taim
To the place. found the body TO he
warm and with 'siN wounds in the
head. five OF them from pistol bullets.
whilc the sixth. which had -yaShcd the
ieit ear and plunged deep into the
neck. had been made by sotne sharp
instrument.
There was every Indication that the
murder had heen comnitted elsewhere
ana tnat the body had hpen taken from
wagon and dragged into The field
where IL was found
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
EDITOR AND REPORTER IN JAIL.
rubiished Testimony in y Murder Trial
Despite u Judges Orders.

New Orleans. IAN T.. Foster. cdi-
ter. AMI Abbott. reporter OF The HouS-
ton Chronicle, have been fined and sent
10 jail by District Judge Gillespie. of
The Houston District Court. for pull
fishing the testimony in the Williams
murder ease. Judge Gillespie prohih.
jtcd the publication on the ground fnat
1hcre might he u new trial and that
,he publication of the testimony de!iv-
cred would render il difficult To get a
Jury III II rew irial. as no Juror could
be accepted vino had read The testi-
rlony,
The right OF fhc Judge to Issue such
IN order is acknowledged by the law.
yers. bnt they think he acted unusu-
ally In assuming that capital case
would result in misirial and in pro-
libiting the publication OF testimony.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
GOOD YEAR FOR PosTMAsTeRs.
More Tiaa $500 Appointed 10 Pres,t,on
tiaI Offices.

washington. -. CA total of $50
PRESIDENTIAL poStmasIcrS were appoint.
cd last year. according to the annual
report of J. l.. BriStow. fourth assist
ant postmastcrGencral This is the
largest number appointed i'll any one
year in the history OF the postal ser
wee. There Were 303S pos, Offices Cs-
tabliShed and Io59 discontinued The
number of pos:oificcS in the United
States. JCne 80. Was 7:i!i2i. % which
20 were first-ciass. 1929 second-class.
"4NS ihird-class and Tl.193 fourth. class
burSiarieS OF posioiiiceS and the rob-
beries o. mail boxes are on the in
crease
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
RECORDS OF TRIALS IN U. 6. ARm>
Hinr;c9o Commissioned omcsrs sd 1885,
HTeu Faced CGur:s-I!av,in'.

washington. n. G. - The vlpolt ot
General George Il. Davis. JUDGE : lro
cate General oc tho Army. rE1vs Ia.
during the year ending Ju-a 80 nir,.Ss
teen commissioned Ciicccs ,-..r ,rirl
by courts martial. Six were ao1::t,c,t
Two cadets were ;ricd ard cA::v..t,.!
The Number OF enlisted mcn ccn..c.od
was 1891. the sentences IN .5o caace
beng disapr. .o,Cc. While 80 - -e> -
suited in acCu.ttn'.
DlSno;:orablc DISCHARGE wss .fr eop-
lairn imposed on 2Gl5 enlisted rncY
Leath sentences Te"e imposed e.. c:vb+
men. 1he sentences were executed I'm
three cases. ard in fcrr wo., CON.
n.uted to diSl:1"Ogable DISCHARGE. for
fr;nre or all pay ana a!icwaSccs ar,,
h"pr.s .s3Tmcnt aS hard labo: for !..,.
an - one to q r:i.H2 term cr "
ytG
Tie racor'is OF mi;itarr conr.is ',a.:
SiJ" tElt 80 ac"Son5 were tried. be-
~ less than IA ihc preSeG,Gc yea-. or
number 80 were convicted :rI
were acCUitted. Death snv.e:.f.;
. imposed by military con ~ yeion.s
ABOUT o3J Cnsos maarly ~, ,......r..
ne PhiiiDpino ISi1"de>. ard ia" y,,.
cc3 were executed :: ahcu- IS
-tC
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
A neeIsion OF tI,e stri;,e Commis.!on.

The first important acton hy the Ar
thracte Coal Strike Commission, which
is arb,tratinG the difference existing
between the miners and thoiv cin-
ployes. was tal<cn when i, WAS AZ
nouuced 10y Carroll II. Wright, the Re-
corder OF The Commission. thGi IL any
award affecting the existing rate o.
wages shall be made the award shall
he effective from Noycmbc. !. III was
f@ily expected that this question would
come M before the arbitrators, bnt
the action OF the Commissioners shuts
Oft any possible controversy that either
side may have desired 10 raise.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
LOST LIFE TO SAVE OTHERS.
Nan Killed Trying to Prevent Eoys From
BoardinC TIain.

Providence, Il. I.-At The Acorn
street railroad crossing Walter II. VIII
son lost his life while endcavoring to
save three boys from death. These
youngsters had vcnturcd upon tho
track at the crossing. apparently in
tending to steal ride upon an ap-
proaching freight train.
Wilson. who was on the train, saw
their great peril ana swung himself
or to save them. As lie did so hc
struck post. was hurled under the
train aud so injured tlia, he died in the
ambulance. The boys, warmed by VIII
son. were Eot hurt
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
Killed wife ana ui,ps,,-.

I. w. HOOPER shot and killed his
wlfc. Luyetta HOOPER and then killed
himself at Indianapolis. Ind When
found. the woman clutchcd n divorce
decree which awarded her the custody
o. their four children. The couple had
Just emerged from lawyers Office,
Wien Hooper fired three shots Mt his
wife. all of which took effect. and
then turned the weapon on himself.
Hooper was forty-siy years old and
his wife twenty-ninc.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
Manila Paper sued For Libel.

The editor and proprietoTs OF the
Liberals. Spanish newspaper at Ma
Mia. p. j.. have been sued for libel ut
Governor Tafts instance for an attack
on General i. Franklin Bell. who has
been ordered home. The Libertas ac-
cused General Bell of trying to steal
S2I.OOO. the profits OF his plan for aid
Ing the FilipiDos in his jurisdiction Ivy
selling rice ard supply ing the people
with seeds and farming implements.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
DiszAsE GERMS FROM PATIENT.
Physician Contracts Fatal Tubercu!ar
Perltonisia 4 roam Uospital Inmate.

philadclpha.-DT. Daniel l.. Hughes.
Ch!eS resident physician OF the Phila-
Gelphia AlmshouSe. died OF tubercular
rcrlton!tis. the germs OF which disease
hN is believed IN nave contracted from
q natiout in the hospital.
Or. Hughes had ri international rep
u:atiou as an alien.st. He devoted his
life 10 study OF insanity and The
9molioration of the condition OF the
criminal and paupe: insane.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
GOES TO SEE ecurH AFRICA.
Secretary ChNmIcr ain WI E.anin.
Colonial iT.bicrrI on tNc Spot

Secretary fhSmicr ain '" II E.nInine
Colonial iE'b;cin5 on thc Spot.
london. Co,o;liai Secretary Cham
h1riaiii has decided personally 20 visit
Sou'h Africa and examine on The spot
INC problems presented ny the tcrmina-
Ion o. th@ way aal ;fr settlement of
aha-rS in the new co.oniCs. This plan
has the full approval o.. thr King
pre n!!cr Eaifdu? ana tho Co3ino4.
Ny. Chamberlain proposes 10 s;a-
fOr South Africa toward The end
Novemhc-. and to return ;hr carly
OF M@T"h. IIia y;sit WI r'nbracc
cane. Natal. the Ugang. River Co.
ana the TransvaaI. Lord Miner
daily welcomes Chambcr.ains ile..
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
:.!iW uoT CIV NC Eo%-" h.!AY.
Huinp-!.t Causes the srcrrt,r, :, ~.
SUl'nged by I:e -.:nc Lc.srrs


Sw1'naed by Ne go: Lc;srrs
Washington. u. C.-Src"c3a~y S;l.w
,''-'r"s ,t 10 be distinctly vu5srst1ati
iL:.t Il" is not giving s. 10 all y;ha may
app.y for t!iat sum. lie has rccp:.rd
business OF leftc"G requesting thIt il.
kindly forward s: 20 th. writer's.
While tho money market was t:cht
aHd Secretary Shaw waB s.ttip:- W
nights devising plaEs for It's ra!ief. n
humorous paraGrapher wrOta that w.
shaw was just as willing 81 arsiSt
other worthy people Is 10 was W ;.clD
Wail street. and that all those in seed
who applied 20 him would receive 81
tacH
When the paragraph got Wei in!o c;r-
culation the letters bc@an to Ccur in
by the hundreds. Secretary Shaw
horos the denial VIII sccn catch up
with the false rcpcrt.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
Arrested on n Charge OF Embczz,cmc,t

Cornelius Il. Griffith was arrested ot
Washington. ID. c.. on complaint of
Joseph Bowes. manager of the Wash
ington branch of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society. of New York. on n
charge of cmbczzling $500. Griffith
was IN employe OF the company. He
admits shortage of $500. but saws
lie did not steal the money. hut aG.
NaEced ii TO agents OF the COMPANY.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
Drowned In tia 81. Lawrence.

William Card. who lived mt Alexan-
dria Bay. was drowned III the st. Law
renee River while crossing from the
Canadian side I'm small skiff. sThe
boat was capsiZcd in Il terrific gale.
His companion. who clung To the boat.
was rescued. Mr.. Card was forty
wears old
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
Kruger No Longer rrrcconci1ab,.

Ii is asserted at Brussels. Belgium,
that M. Kruger has abandoned his ir-
reconc'lablc attitude. and that he in
tends TO seek permission to return TO
South Africa.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
pON IsSTIC.

The mystery surrounding the killing
or j. T. LineeiG. al NiNcdScvilic. Ga.
W2s cleared up when ttjs brother Peter
SURRENDERED and confessed the crime.
The Mexican Government is ncgo-
tiaiinG with New Yurl; bankers for
gold 10 plare its currency systems on
more stable basis.
Lafayette Hull. ut lancaster. Ohio.
was accidentally shot dead While duck
shooting by Clarence l.uomis. Il FREUD,
who ;afterward attempted to kill him
sell
Farmers and telegraph 1inemcn had
battle ut Rochester. y. Il. which the
Sheriff had to quell. ten farmers being
hur: and thirty-thvee linenen arrested.
Bishops StarTha ard Kcane were co,l-
secrate1 at the cathedral In st. ParI.
Minn.
Seven men were severely hurt NJ
Chicago in riot cauSci, by strikers
interfering with bill posters who had
taken their places
The monitor Wyoming. tried off the
Pacific coast made lis knots
Zen citizens o: Bowling Green. Ky.
were indicted for prcvcuting ressistra-
tion of colored voters.
Burned 10 death in their home. Will
found ut Elkhorn. Wis.
The postoflice at Oyster Bay. +. l..
ordered opened on Sunday while fl,e
President was III his sunime. home.
was ordered to he closed on the Sab
bath.
After fatally shooting Mrs. Charles
n Cooper at Pueblo. Col, because she
refused TO marry him. Frederick Rob
crts. 4 wealthy foundry man. killed
himself.
noings of the "bocdle combination"
or members OF the ST. Louis House Of
Delegates were told by John X. Muir
rcll iii the trial OF Edmund Bcrsch. i'm
ST. Louis, Mo.
Seven OF the silver plates used in the
communion service at fremont Tenn
pie, in Boston. Mass. were stolen from
the room III which they had been kept
for many years.
The Spanish Consul officiatcd Mt the
ri iSiH5 0f ;hc haG over Tic Cuban Con-
Suiaic which was opened ut Tampa.
Fla.
rs result Of continued heavy rains
five blocks in the centre OF Brunswick.
o., Were under wate: and considcra-
bic damage was done.
Absolute disbelief in the first chaDter
of Genesis was declared by Dr. Emil
q. FirSch at Chicago. in a sermon.
IL the grave robbery scandal in In.
dianapolis. Ind, five physicians We're
indicted.
FRANK Norris, the novelist, died from
the cnects of IN operation for appen-
CicIlis, III San Francisco, Cal.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05


altenan-o, San Felipe ana Mazaten-
anEo Are in Great Ranger - On. city
ssx Inches Deep tn Volcanic Matter.
San Francisco. C;il.-Tnc entire cof-
fee zone OF Qua a.2rnala has been de-
stroycd by danes ard aSIeS from the
volcano oi Santa Maris. Erv1DtinnS
threaten The destruction nf cVC~y Ii1.
mg thing within reach % the fumes
and Gre tliat pow from The burning
mounsain. according 50 ca>lr tI3s-
patch TO Castle Brothers. impartcrs. OF
this city, received from ;hcr coTee
plantation in Cul,cma,@. Orly :nca-
gre details are givcn
'iMst Monday" sai0 Louis ITrrc.i.
or Castle Brothers - irpd tu or, ron
resentatives there asking for rTWs. q"
the cruption OF Santa Maria ana last
night l received in rcn;y this ealiir dis
patch: III is true. Euormous' l0-SrS.
PrUbable volcanic eruption coffee
zone destroyed. Our lives alv. i'm dam
ger. Further repor,s Ayin follow
The cnf'cc Eistricis rnrc..rcl to-
said Mr.. GIirSch are III" CcS,a N'usa
and Cosrn GianCa. riv'y ay' ne FINEST
plartatiohS inv tlfc cOupr"J. ! jnt cof-
Zoe district is destroyed. as i.,r cable
seems IN indicatt onc-fhird of Ia, crou
is most likely ipvolveG
The volcano of SaEtu Mana H., 10
Gated between EctalhUuic anJ "uCZal.
tenango. The towns ra III" nci-nhor-
hooH most likely Ia b. dcStrovun arc
san Felipe NnZatcuaN@n aod Huczal.
tcnanG0. The vGicano has been .,luic,
for Eiany years.
Il WIS I'm the siiStri,r last AInil M
the timc whcn earthquakes r%ckpd the
country. No volcanic eruNt.cr~ - rom
panied the Slualles, however.
Washington. l.. CA cable disnatr;
from Guatemala was received at tho
State department from Consul -Ertcra
McNaily reporting that !hc cruutioI
OF the volcano st Santa Maria. adIcin
ing QncZaltcnauGo. continues: ihat ;h,
city is covered With six inches OF vol
canic natter; that rich coffee planta
lions on the coast side are buried I'M
der seven feet Of sand anu ashes from
the volcano. and that detonationS from
the eruptionS were heard in the cani
tai. There have been frequent carfn
Huakes. and another eruption is report
ed i'll the Department Of -TumhadSr
Mn.h excitement prevails.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
Japan's Naval Expansion scheme

The Japanese Cabinet has adopted
the proposed scheme for naval exDan-
sion. 1t provides for an annual cx.
penditure of SS,2j0,000 for ten years.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
Saw nm Execution. Hanged Him.a1f

After seeing an execution Emanuel
Crrmp. negro hoy. showed his play
mates how il was dnre. with the result
that lie hanged Himself at Oxford.
Miss
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
FOREIGN.

The British Admiralty ordered tho
construction of two new cruisers
which, it is claimed. will exceed tween.
ty-siS knots.
Ihe Irish members OF the British
Parliament. having gained their end
IN forcing the discussion OF coercion
have abandoned any further Parliu.
mehtary campaign pending the return
OF John Il. Redmond
American art collectors were told fo
remove within si0 months their eyhih-
It's lent to the South Kcnsington Mn
scum.
The Railroad Commission OF Cuba
granted to the Cuba Railway Company
the right to register $4,000, 600 of
stock.
Cholera is decreasing in Southern
Russia.
Archdrchess Elizabeth OF Austria
was betrothed to Prince Aloyse Won
LichtenStcin.
1t was reported in London that 7
Ilerpont Morgan had paid S25. 900 for
the manuscript OF Ruskin's "Seven
Lamps of Architecture"
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
sia,neso Prince vlsitcA roston.

The Crown Prince OF Siam was
warmly welcomed in Boston. Gov
error Crane ard Mayor Collins on
cially received him.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
rolIilclnn n,nu. am, uIs ,ra,n.

John \. MoTG.u. leader OF the
"straight-out" Democratic party in
Virginia. blew his brains out at his
residence in Norfolk, Va.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
MuIions p,iI If,- cc,.n Line

Tie price paid for Ihe N,,.c star
Lire by the Morgan fhipp.:... cC.Hp.-
nation was SOB, 49,, ,ISu.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
Crorsman Uouee Eurn.d IL.

Tho famous CrossmIG House nj
Alexandria Bay. y. y. E@3 been &c.
sIroycd by FIVE
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
Evans Assumes A,ia,lc comm.r,

Eear-Admiral Robley ID. Evans has
assumed command Of the Asiatic
squadron.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
Burglars Rob an Iowa Eank.

Burglars secured $4,000 from the
Iowa State Bank at Des Mones, Iowa,
and escaped.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
Austrian Empecor's Narrow Escape.

Emperor Francis Joscph az ~: y
narrowly escaped Injury by lis horses
running away.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
THINK wAr Will ESD NOW.
Colombian Legations Wow oG the SER
renGcr of Urihr I-rihr.

yT-,,,. .,,.-..l... =, =, =, -. -, ...-
" ''Hu'n@ h'o'i' - "''I, CON
"'lu'' WIS l''e.N'u ~ '"' 'oloi'ui
80" n,te ,"l" me '""u''h'',,'~
my. o' t.'t N",oI'iu'',i "oolS on 'lc
,,'"'""S VI 'hV PICS" ,"S4'''H'S i'"'l.
i'''i"' Hn,ouuC,'| ,,tr #IrteHn'r ol
NChtI''i ',ior r!nP, ne teiTSr"h re-
'V.t,u at 'i'c lr~.''u - '' l"i,"M
'"i''i'''; ~, 'C 80" 'NI "S'll"
"'l'I"v'ou u. ''Vh%~" WIN 'rSS
,ldn'iH "A "'"lS "'" ""''''"i'''"''
'],""i'." ]
ri '"n'',." - ,'iSo i p'"''''ii'"'
",iVt ~ I1 & tlir iilSu,T'. '"''vN'
"'.'V,i',n S1E ','"' ,,,c
N"'iN"uVl VI ,'." 't'"' anu as l!l"
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-11-05
VOLCANO SPREADS RUIN
Flames and Ashes OeVasta.e the Col
lee Zone in Guatemala,
The SANTA MARIA IN ERUPTION

The Mountain Sending For,u Deadly
Fumes. and Eruptious Continue-0ucz-
altenau~o, San Uclipe ana Mazatrn
ango Are in Great Ranger - One city
Sax Inches Deep tn Volcanic Matter.
The Coconino sun., 1902-06-14
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION.

In the matter of the Estate of Robt. and Msude
 Anderson, minors In the Probate Court of the County of Coco nino. Territory of Arizona.
 Notice Is hereby given that Henry Heller, guardian. has filed in this Court his final account as guardian of the estates of Robert and Maude Anderson, minors, and asks that said final account be approved and that distribu- tion of the estate be made. and that the same will be heard on Tuesday, the i7th day of June, A. D. 10O2, at 10o'clock in the forenoon of said day, ct the courtroom of said Court, in Flagstaff, County of Coconino Territory of Arizona, and tall persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted. Dated June 6, 1902
 N. c. LAYTON, Clerk. First publication June 2. ~
The Coconino sun., 1902-06-14

Get 2 free sample of Chamberlain's 6 Stomach and Liver Tablets at the Pic. neer Drug Store. They are easier to take and more pleasant in effect than pills. Then their use is not followed by constipation as Is often the case with pills. Regular size, 25c per box.
The Coconino sun., 1902-06-14

Miss Alice Campbell of Present., a member of last year's class of the Nor nal, is here this week attending the Normal exercises. Miss Campbell will teach in Congress this year.
The Coconino sun., 1902-06-14

J. w. Pierce Of Snowflake, Arizona, was before U. s. Court Commissioner Layton yesterday, charged with tres pass On the Black Mesa forest reserve He was held to appear at the next term of U, s. court at Prescott.
The Coconino sun., 1902-06-14

Born On Wednesday night, in Tucson, Arizona, to the wife of E. A.. Menzies (nee Winons Henry), ten pound daughter. Mrs. Menzies is a daughter Of Rev. J. H. Henry.
The Coconino sun., 1902-06-14

Thirteen carloads of sheep were shipped from the stock yards here on Sunday last. The shipment was made by Campbell X Francis and Kansas City was the point of destination.