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Arizona republican., 1903-12-17
MITCHELL co. IN GOOD GROUND
No. Shaft Encounters Vein-Cross- cut to be Driven to Open at Depth.

Information has been received here by letter from the Huachucas to the effect that No. ? shaft on that proper ty has cut a seam of low grade ore one foot in thickness at q depth of POO feet. This seam had quite a flat dip about 45 degrees-and appeared to be making wider as it went down.
 At a depth of 250 feet. 50 feet below the point where the vein was encoun- tered, q crosscut was started for the purpose of opening the vein again This was accomplished a few days ago when the crosscut encountered the formation about 50 feet north from the shaft. At that point it had widen
Arizona republican., 1903-12-17
MIR. DEWEY BONDS A MINE.

The Don Eulogio mining property. which adjoins the Santa Rosa and was owned by Menes and Lupert, was bonded yesterday to Harry Dewey, of this city. The bond calls for $12, ,000 The property is on the southwest side of the Santa Rosa and carries silver and copper in paying quantities. Mir Dewey will start work on the mine at once and open it up.-Douglas Inter- national.
Arizona republican., 1903-12-17

Colds are quickly cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It acts on natures plan, loos- ems the cough, relieves the lungs and opens the secretions, effectng permanent cure. It coun- teracts any tendency of cold to result in pneu- monia- It is pleasant to take, both adults and children like 1t. Price 25c.; large size soc.
Arizona republican., 1903-12-17

eral excursions with her intimate friends The Duchess of Flies favor its sport is salmon fishing and few wO- men can throw fly and play a salmoi. as scientifically as she can. Princess Charles of Denmark, is a good tennis player and has lately taken up the fancy for croquet, a game in which the queen eXcels. The king and queen showed their interest in swimming by their visit to the bath the other day to witness the matches, and they both expressed the opinion that every boy and girl in the kingdom should learn JO swim, and that every facility should be given for the poorer ones to do so.- London Modern Society.
Arizona republican., 1903-12-17

The people have the right notion at least about one thing: The ameteurs there who have plays to present, always produce htem at the insane asylum Atchison Globe.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
Two Accidents.

Charleston. s. c., Spccial.--A News
and Courier special from Sumter. s.
c., says: "John +. l,aughrey, man
agrr and ono Of tho proprictors Of the
l-nkcns Lumbcr-Company. Of this city,
was fatally injured late Friday after
noon by the explosion Of the fly wheel
Of the saw mill engine. A fly wheel OF
the saw mill engine. A flying frag-
ment Of iron struck him in the fore
head. crushing the skull and face. He
was taken to the inflrmary, but moth
ing could be done for him and the
doctors say he cannot live till mid
night. The saw mill was completely
wrecked and pieces of the wheel fell
$50 yards from the mill after passing
through tho roo:. The wheel was ten
feet in diameter and weighed 5000
pounds.
High Point. n. c., Spccial.-A phone
message from the country says that
William Holt, who lives near this
place. and a negro man. met hor-
liblc death together. Mr.. Holt and the
negro were engaged in cutting feed on
4 steam cutie" when the ly-whcCl
burst. cutting Off noth OF Mr.. Holt's
legs and killing Che negro instantly.
Mir. Holt fingered an hour or more.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
leItilr Notes

i. b. Spencer Of Dublin. Texas. is
corresponding with Galveston tTryas)
parties relative to the erection of a
large cotton mill at Dublin.
G. c. McIIachern. Piedmont. s. c.,
contcmplutcs establishing a Knitting
mill. llc wants information regarding
me Knitting industry, prices on ma
chincry, etc.
1t is proposed tucstabliSh 4 cotton
factory at Bucatunna. Miss. M. A.
foogc, one Of tho towns merchants
offers to donate ten acres Of land as
site for the enterprise.
Messrs Nj. lehman, H. NJ. Rcmmci
John G. Fletcher and others of Little
Rock, Ark. propose the establishment
or S250,O0O cotton mill. Their plan
is to secure $150,000 at Little Rock and
| 100000 from outside capitalists.
Mcssrs. ELY Walker G Co., dry goods
merchants. Of st. Louis, Mo-, will cs.
tablish at Tupclo, Miss, the knitting
mill mentioned last month as proposed
by them. About $4,000 will be invested
TO start with. The product will be ho-
sicry.
McsSrs. w. l.. Wclckcr, Henry Hud-
son, John +. EdingtOn, J. G. johnson
and Leon Jousolmon have Incorporated
the Southern Textile Co. Of Knoxville,
Tcnn.. for manufacturing cotton, flax,
hemp etc. The capital stock is $40, 900.
No further details stated.
j. II. Rnchnsh, Dayton, Va, contcm-
plates installing machinery for the
manufacture OF hosiery or underwear
lie merely wants to install a small
number Of machines in order to utiliZZo
surplus powers. Prices and other inror-
NATION are requested on the required
machinery.
Avon Mills, GastOnia, N. c., was
damaged only about $4,000 worth by
the windStOrm referred to last week.
Repairs to the Dailding arc already
about completed. Stuart w. Cramcr,
Charlotte. N. c., is engineer in charge
to furnish parts for the damaged ma
chincry. About 10.0S0 spindlcs and 300
looms are operated.
Park Wooden Mills. Rossyille. Ga.
manufacturer of jeans and cassimcrcs,
Will enlarge and improve it's plant.
Company will erect additional builds
ing under its own supervision, Of
brick. 40 feet wide by 270 feet long,
suitable for storage and for operating
$50 looms. 1t is on the market for so
narrow looms, three sets GO-inch cards
and three pairs mules.
Extract W0Ol Mcrlno co. or Chatta-
hooga, Tenn, reported last month as to
increase capital from $40, 900 to $40, 900,
mas taken this action. 1t will croct an
additional building three stories high
ana install new michincry to about
double present capacity. It's product is
Shoddy (wool secured from Old rags
ana cloth containing both wool and
cotton)
1T is proposed to build q knitting
mill at Clinton, S. G., and p. S. Bailey
Is Interested.
York Cotton Mills, YorkviIlc, S. e..
has contracted for the cOmbing ma
chincry for its additional building
mentioned last week. This machinery
has been pnrchascp from Within Ma
chine Works. WhitinsviIlc, Mass.
through Stuart w. Cramcr. mill en-
ginccr Charlotte. N. G. The additional
building is a two-story structure 5ixS0
feet. There are 20,2GI spindlcs in this
mill.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
SOUTH CAROLINA GLEANINGS
Now Recovering.

GrcenVillc. William II. Cos
nell, who was supposed to be danger
ously wounded at CLASSY Mountain
church on Sunday, March 1st, it is now
asccrtalned is speedily recovering
from his wound. He was shot by Wade
Bowers, brother Of Alexander Bow
ers, who was convicted last year for
killing one Of the Howards, and whose
case has been in the supreme court
on an appeal until few days ago. He
was sentenced to three years ON the
chaingang' and when he heart that the
supreme court refused to grant him a
ne" trial. he came to Grccnvillc and
surrendered to the sheriff, who turned
nm over to the county supervisor and
ne is now helping to macadamiZc the
BUncombc road just outside the citv
limits. He read the sunrcmr rourt
H''iSioh IN the newspapers and then
los, no time in coming here to sur
render. Wade Bowers is a yOunp man
not more than 90 years old. and Il l.;
not known what the trouble was be-
tween himself and GOSnrll, who is a
married man ana about 30 years of
age. me TWO men met in the road not
lar from tho church on Sunday morn
ing. ana without any words paSSinr
between thcm Powers is said to have
ufaWn his pistol and shot GOSncll The
pall passing through his 0vprcOat into
the right breast, inilictinS u painful
put not dangerous wound. II is rc-
ported that he has been working about
his premises in the last few days.
GoSncll is related to the Howarls. and
1t is conjccturcd that the origin of this
shooting dates back to the killing Of
Simpson Howard, for which AlcXan-
der Bowers is now serving sentence
on the gang.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
At The North.

AT Olcnn, n. Y, IS to % persons
were killed and double that number
injured by an explosion Of oil.
The fcrryboat Neptune was sunk by
the river steamer Margaret at Pitts
burg, but 10 lives were lost
The unsatisfactory bank etatcmcnt
and the assignment G. Dresser G. Co.
caused Nocks to break sharply in Wall
street.
The protected cruiser Chattan0oga
Tor the United States Navy, built by
Lewis NiXon's company, was launched
ai Sllzabethport, N. j., Miss Lillian
CnamDliss, daughter of the Mayor Of
Chattanooga, acting as sponsor.
ihe directors Of the Western Union
iclcgfaph Company declared the rrgu
lar quarterly dividend of / ia Der
cont a statement issued estimates the
net revenue FOR the quarter ending
March 81 at $l.&5o.0O0
Arthur II. Pcnncll correspondent in
the GlVorcc suit OF Edwin l.. Burdjcl;
VINO was myStCriOuSly murdered at
Bullalo. was dashed to death i'm an
anlomobilc, and his wife who was with
MN, IS believed TO be fatally injured.
iol. William J. Bryan, addressing
tEH Michigan judicial Convention ,t
pF'foit, criticised cXPrcSidcnt CIcyc-
1ano' }. l.. Morgan and J. Edward Ad-
dicks.
me stockholders Of the prnnsyl
wanna Railroad Company, in annual
meeting at Philadelphia. voted to in
crease the capital stock Of the COM
nahy by $4,000. .0G0. making the au-
thorizcd capital $l0o0OO 900.
Judge t. B. Adams, at st. Louis,
namcr March II as the date for hear
ing arguments on the Wabash Rail-
road injunction.
.. SlN strange deaths on the Karamania
which arrived in New York from
southern Europe. caused the health Of.
Meals to suspect cholera and to order
al on the vessel detained in quaran-
tine.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19

rope Leo Mil received Jubilee
nricgatlon of British Catholics.
The British Uousc of Commons bo-
gan to debate on tho army estimates
The Naval Committee Of the Rcich-
stag cut down the Governments nro-
gram for expenditure
In the French Chamber OF Dcpuiioa
the the Government was urged ia ,r'
Quirc Morocco.
Nineteen Italians are believed TO
nave Docn drowned by the caps!Zing of
d Terry boat on the Hudson river at
Spicr Falls, New York.
Lofd LoVat was overcome with stage
fright and sat down after com]ctinp
only part OF the first sentence OF his
maiden speech in the House of Lords
The Amccr of Afghanistan djvorcod
all mis- wives but four.
Pope Ico. it is announced will ro.
ccivc pilgrims in Rome today.
great automobile parade salutod
Emperor William in Berlin.
Townsville, North Queensland has
Dccn visited by a cyclone, in which
many persons were killed or Injured
a part Of the hospital building coI.
lapscd during the storm, killing civ
persons. Schools. churches and rnci,
dences were destroyed, and manv or
the inhabitants have been rondornd
homeless. u
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
SwOru to XII Ills Uncle.

Knoxville, Tenn. Spccial.-Garrctt
Hcddon. an alleged moonshiner has
been stabbed TO death by his brother,
ago in an alteration with another
brother, Garrett killed him and this
murder led to his own death. Garrett
and Riley had visited the town Of Re"
liancc ard had started home when they
became involved in quarrel about
Garrett having killed his brother, the
result being that Riley plunged knife
through his body. Garrett was taken
home. where. after his family had as
sembled, he gave to his eldest son,
aged 10, his pistol, making him swear
that he would kill his uncle when he
was large enough.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL
lockfsart Mills Additions.

Lockhart IS. c. Mills stockhOM-
ors will meet April l6 to ratify action
Of tho directors in resolving to in.
crease capitaH stock from $3.50 900 to
$1.3oO,OO0. This meeting will be more
formal routine. In its issue Of Dccem.
Der IS the Manufacturers Record
mentioned the rnlarGcmcnts which
this increased capital is to pay for,
namely. the erection OF a No. 2 mill
planned for 500G0 spindlcs and 800
looms. Only 25.0UO spindlus and $50
looms will be installed uQon the COM
pl"tion of the main structure. The
other machinery will be installed af-
ter tho first half OF the equipment is
in successful operation. The com.
pany is proceeding with tn" work in
VOWED in these extensive hCltCrmcutS.
lt has contracted for all the maChiu.
cry. secured brick for the building.
which will be Il iivC-StOry Ntruciurc
l3oXi10 feet. and the latter is now in
progress of erection. \ complete
water works system requiring q oUn..
Uoo-EallOn reservoir and a steel
bridge across Broad river will also be
constructed. This new mill will Cm-
ploy about COO people. The original
lhckhart plant has 25O00 Spindlrs and
500 looms
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
BUYS TOBACCO LANDS
millionaire Morgan Knows a Good
Thing When He Sees Ii.

Tampa. Fla, Special.-Advices from
Havana which are considered reliable
state that while in Cuba recently j.
Plerpont Morgan, representing the
American Tobacco Company. closed
negotiations for the purchase OF all the
lands in the Vuclta Abajo district
upon which is grown the finest grade
or leaf tobacco in the world. II is
used in the manufacture of cigarS. Tho
purpose OF tho purchase is to Sc,urr
all OF this fine tobacco extensively for
the use Of The factories OF the Amcri-
can Cigar Company. which is a branch
OF the American TOEoccO C0muanv. If
these Intentions are Carried ont in tho
independent clear Havana factories in
Tampa, New Orleans, New York. and
other cities. will have - look rlSc-
where for their fine grade OF leaf to-
bacc0 nearly all Of tncm being sun
pll"d now from the fields reported to
have b"en bought by Morgan. |, will
he great blow TO independent trans
action. The sale involves %rcvrAl mill
lions. Negotiations had To bc cond,lr-
ted with number Of individual own
crs Of lands
or the largest clear Havana factories
IN this city -four are owned and oprr-
atcd ny the liavana-AMcrican Com
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
LIVE ITEMS OF NEWS,
"Aany matters of General Interest Ia
Short Paragraphs.
The Sunny South.

'iraNy Hoods arc threatening towns
on the lower Mississippi.
Thc Southern Railway will greatly
enlarge its shops at Spencer
The North Carolina General Assrm
bly, closed its bi.annual session Mon.
day.
Along the mississippi the lcvccs are
being strengthened with bags Of sand
ana the lcrecs arc breaking in places.
Government engineers report that
the highest water ever known in tho
mississippi Is to be feared before the
present Hood SI5sidcS
Secretary Of the Navy Moody. with
Il party Of officials. lrft Charleston
). C.. at noon Wednesday ON ,hr dis.
patch boat Dolphin for Il cruise in tho
West indies.
IN" condition OF ex-senator James
n. Jones, OF Arkansas. vino has brrD
III lor some days, is reported as i'm.
Proved y p&roNySm Of hiccughs which
Hastod TWO days greatly distressed the
pallcnt, nut the physicians now have
inns uniaNorahl" Symptom under CON.
lrol ana the family cypress the hone
mat he will entirely recover.
}. II. Mcintosh, general counsel OF
unc southern division Of the Postal
i'l'Sraph Company. who has been i'll
III N'Iahta Tor some time with pnpu-
h!ohla, was last night reported to he i'm
very critical condition. Hope 70. lis
recovery mas been practically &hanuon-
co. aI'houSh his physicians state that
h' may i've two or three days.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
Lumber Notes.

Mr.. c. l.. Hardy Of Lccomptc, La,
has completed arrangements to begin
at once the erection Of one Of the lar
Gcst sawmills in that section OF Lon
isiana. The plant will be located nea,
the Texas & Pacific Railroad depot IN
Lccompte.
The Gotten Bros. Cypruss Co., Linn.
ltcd, of Morgan City, La, started lis
new sawmill on the End inst. This mill
has been under construction for several
months and is not fully completed. The
capacity Is $4,000 feet per day.
Ground has been broken at New
Iberia, La, for the erection of the
100000 sawmill plant to be built by
local capitalists. The machinery is
beginning to arrive, and switches are
being laid for transportation OF same
to mill grounds.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
Caught in GEORGIA

Chesterfield, Special.-Scvcral wcoks
ago one John Horton, colorcd. was ar
rested on tho horrible charge of in.
fanlicide; and worst Of all it was a
white woman who was his accomplicc.
ThiS was near Catarrh, in the western
part Of the country. BY some means
the negro managed to escape and i'm
mcdiatcly disappeared. Knowing that
the negro had relatives in Georgia,
Sheriff ID. B. Douglass wrote the au-
thorities there asking them to look
out FOR him. In short time telegram
came announcing his capture Sheriff
Douglass at once left for the place,
HornerVille, Ga, and in few days
returned with his prisoner. who is now
IN Jail here awaiting trial. The negro
was captured at the same town as
VIII Brewer. colorcd. just one year
ago. brewer was the negro who killed
Albert Mann, at Hornsboro, this coun.
ty.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
ASEcvilIe OUiu Prospect.

AShcville. n. c., Spccial.-The first
work Of sinking a we'll to find Gil and
gas will begin Monday on DR.. j. r.
Baird's farm on Beaver Dam. five
miles from Ashcyillc. The building of
the derrick will begin then but con.
siderable lumber and tackle to be used
in it's construction has already been
hauled to the spot and the contra ctOrs
who will erect the derrick arc here
ready to start Monday. The builders
arc e. w. Litten and Wm. Hcall, OF
Sardis, O. These gentlemen are pro-
fcssional derrick builders and are
thoroughly familiar with the work
They said that the wells IN West Vir
ginia were at least 5000 feet deep and
that the cost Of making test here
would be over $4,000.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
One Rascal Captured.

Spartanburg, SpCcial.-On Wcdncs
day two gcntCCl looking white mon
giving as their names Morris and
Bray. hired Il turnout from Diling-
ham & BOyd'S stables and drove in che
Fairmont section, carrying catalogues,
advertising themselves as representa-
tivcs of the house of Sears e ROcbuck
Of Chicago, ILL.,, manufacturers Of
wagons. bUggicS. pianos. organs. etc
ThcSc men in their travel mot up with
Mr.. j. b. BridWcll who lives between
Moore and Fairmont. They soon struck
trade for Il buggy. On the advance
payment Of Bridwcll Of $40. Morris
wrote him a receipt purpOrting to be
from the house for $35 buggy. the re-
mainder Of the money to be paid when
the buggy was received by Bridwcll.
Ihc receipt was signed on an ordinary
piece OF paper with pencil. Bridwell,
after the departure Of the men, not
feeling exactly secure. came to the
city and sought Mr.. F.. II. Cantrell a
local dealer in wagons and buggies,
having been informed by Morris and
Bray that they had sold Mr.. Cantrell
a car load of buggies. This proved to
be tale without any foundation after
short conference with that gentle
man. 3ridwell then appeared before
Magistrate Kirby and had a warrant
issued against tho two men. At the
time the constablcs went to the board
ing place Of Morris and Bray in the
city, it was discovered that the two
men had disappeared. It was also dis
covered that their baggage had been
sent to Columbia Saturday afternoon
tclcgra mwaS received here stating
that one Of the two men had been ar.
rested in the caDital city, which ono
the dispatch did not state.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
The rIOtIIers' Congress-

New York. Special-The annual con-
ference Of the National Congress Of
Mothers will be held this ycar at De-
troit, Mich, May 5th to Sth To tho
board Of management the congress has
entrusted the conduct OF its business
for three years, thus giving more time
for conferences, discussions, etc. An
important feature Of the work OF the
congress Is to secure the co-Operat on
Of home and school, which has been
effected in hundreds Of schools on
plans outlined by the congress.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
Tried te rIurdcr Family.

Huntsville, Ala, Special.--JOs. Pow
ket, Ala, attempted to cxtcrminate a
whole family near that place Friday.
Powers had a difficulty with John
Wrinkle few days ago and dctcrmin-
ed to get revenge. He called at Kin
klc's home today and opened fire upon
the family through a window. Five
people were shot, including Wrinkle. Il
baby and two women. Wrinkles son
was shot in the eye. Immediately af-
ter the shooting Powers took q train
for Texas.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
Justice DAVIS Illness SnriOt,s

Washington, Special.-Thc Associ.
ated Press is Informed by a member
OF the family Of Justice Day, Of the
united states Supreme Court. that he
Is suffering from severe attack OF
grip. His condition, it is admitted, is
serious. Mrs. Day and two sons ar
rived mere Friday. Two other sons,
one at the University Of Michigan
and the other at school in Asho
vile, NJ. c., are being kept closely ad
vised as to their fathers illness.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
Doubling a $45O,OOO Mill.

Ihc MONAGHAN Mills OF Grccnvillc
3. T.. will douhl" its extensive plant
lhc directors and shareholders Of th,
company have authorized the i'm
proVcm"nt&. and will push them ia
completion this year. The present in
STARVATION OF t"Ntil" machinery is 30.
600 Spindl"S and -Gn lUum&. which will
be duplicated in the "NtcnSion to be
erected. The character OF product will
continue to br the same. namely. wide
PRINT cloths ana wild" Sh""tinGS for
conversion. j. +. Grandy Il Son have
contract to erect the mill extension
hno"f agreement to completes it. bv
August Is. All the machinery has hcrn
purchaSCd
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
Emigrnnt Agent Arrested

greenwood, Special.-Some excite
iiteht existed for a short time Sunday
AFTERNOON among the colorcd Dopula-
ion, @ caused by the arrest Of Milly Ann
b's', negro female emigration agent,
Tor some time crowds Of negro women
n"Sc peeh icaV>ng here for New York
ana as a result there has boon and &C.
great scarcity Of cooks and house
servants. The Bush woman was or-
rested by Chief Mcmillan. and at tho
preliminary hearing before Judpo
Austin this afternoon she was bound
over to the circuit court and hand
fixed at $500. The woman is a nativn
or this county. An old negro man pres
cnt at the trial made side remark an
the situation that was somewhat
amusing. tIe said. Don't know what
gwlnc ter becum 'cr de nggers; one
half NV dem gwire tire dc debil, and de
obbcr half ter New York"
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
Miscellaneous Matters.

Cotton prices again slumpcd on the
New York Exchange.
Ira d. Sankcy, the evangelist it is
Delievcd has permanently lost the sight
Of ore eye
The Buffalo police detained and
questioned in connection with thc Bur
dick murder mystery Miss Marion
Hutchinson, former clerk for Edwin
l.: Burdick. but released her for lack
Of evidence.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
A New Merger

Raleigh, N. c., Special.--J: S. Wynne,
secretary and treasurer Of the Raleigh
Cotton Mills. of this city, is authority
for the statement that a. new Fries
merger will be formed by the aid Of
New York capitalists and that the con-
solidation is expected to be effected
early in April. The Raleigh mills will
enter the combination.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-03-19
Tclcgraphlc Briefs.

Jubilee gifts were presented to Pope
Leo from the Dioceses of Brooklyn, N
Y, and Dallas, Texas. '',.'
King Victor emmanuel decorated
Rev. William Burt, head Of the Ameri-
can Methodist work among the Itali-
ans.
fhe Cars manifesto dccrecing reli-
sious liberation in Russia has created
sensation throughout Europe. -,
Inc debate in the French Chamber
Oh deputies on the religious orders was