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Evening journal., 1903-07-01
GAVE FOOD TO MAN WHO
THEN TORTURED HER
Thief Applied Fire tc
Woman's Feet to Find
Hidden Money

ClearHeld, Pa. July 1.-The details
OF a torturing robbery have reached
Clearfeld. While the husband OF Mrs.
Miles O'Rourke, Of Woodward town
ship. was absent. a stranger called at
the house and asked Mrs. O'Rourke
for something TO eat.
She gave him some buns and was
preparing some coffee at the stove
when the man struck her on the back
Of the head, leaving her semi-con-
scious. He then bound her In a chair
and demanded where the family kept
its money. AT first she refused to
divulge the hiding place. The man
lighted lamp and applied the flame to
her feet. The pain caused her to point
out the place where the money was
hidden. The sum was a trife over
$1,000. In his hurry to get away from
the house the robber droppedn part
Of the money, which Mrs. O'Rourke
picked up and placed in the bosom OF
her dress. The man missed II and re-
turned prepared to torture her fur
ther. A noise outside OF the house
frightened him and he left hastily. >
The authorities have offered a reward
of $500 for information that will lead
to the arrest of the thief.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
A HORRIBLE MURDER

sody Of Newsboy, shockingiy Mutilat.
ed, Found Near Rockford, III.
Rockford H., July 1.-The dead
lody Of Richard Tibbitts. a 7-year-old
aewsboy. was found in a deserted
place a mile and a half from the city
limits. The child had been practically
iisembowelcl, the chest being split
open as though with n sharp knife. In
IFS throat was stuffed an old handker.
'hief His hands were bound by his
'uspendors. which were tied in a hard
Snot Beside him lay his unsold pa
lers, bag Of candy and some pennies.
The lad disappeared from his home
ii1ht days ago a companion Of his
lwn sgc declared he had been drown
ID IN the river, three miles from where
be body was found, and fruitless
earch had been made in this direc
ION. Public feeling is intense.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
LIves Wlth Rroken Neek.

Philadelphia. July 1.-The condition
Of Mrs. Nellie Cawman, who is in the
Episcopal hospital with a broken neck,
is reported as being as well as
could be expected. The physicians at
the hospital stated that that the wom-
an might survive her terrible injury
Mrs. Cawman, who lives in Millville
N. j.. was driving near her home on
Sunday night. when her horse took
fright and ran away. Before the ami
NAL could he stopped she was dashed
out and her neck broken.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
Pere VlrI.s Vatican Gardens.

Rome. July - The Pope descended
o the Vatican gardens for the first
ime this year. and was driven about
or an hour ana a half He seemed to
nioy the oqon air immensely, and no.
iced the changes made in the gardens
'ince last year. lie was specially in
crested in the growth of the vines
planted by himself and made inqui-
ies regarding the prospects of the
intace When the Pope returned to
lis anartmonts he seemed not in the
least fatigued. and received several
bishops
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
Mnrdered and Rohhed.

Denver, Colo, July with her feet
roped together. her hands doubly tied
behind her back and a gag bound 50
tightly around her mouth and neck
that it finally strangled her to death
Mrs. Antoine Kenham- was robbed and
left TO die alone in her house in this
city. She was an old Syrian woman
and three Syrians, a woman and two
men, have been arrested for investiga-
tion.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01

At Newport-"Dearest,' Queried the
young man with a scanty income, who
was willing to make the matrimonial
plunge. do you believe in love in a
cottage?"
sure thing!' answered the beauti-
ful summer work of art Then added.
as sort OF afterthought "That is, if
il happens to be a cottage by the sea-"
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
TORIK

At time when visits OF sovoreigns
are so much I'm the air. it is OF interest
to remember that of the great rulers
of Europe there is only one who has
never visited London. This is the EN-
peror Francis Joseph, of Austria.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01

Former Mayor Grace, OF New York city,
win be Il years old on Sunday, and the
Grace Institute, which he founded, Will
celebrate the event with an exhibition Of
students work.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01

Lady Reader-"I would like 70 look
at some good books, please"
Salesman-"Here are some by Scott.
some by Dickens, some by --"
Lady Reader-'I don't think would
care for those Give me one with the
red cover and gilt edge
Although a kind word has often done
more 10 reform a man than six years
sentence IN the penitentiary il would
not be wise TO pull down the peniten-
tary and trust i al to talk.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
NoTIcE-DIvIDEND.
PUBIC SALES

PUBLIC SALE-Will be sold at n. T.,
Cor. ard and Shipley Sts,. on Friday
July !. At 10 O'Clock am. household
goods consisting of all articles in the
housekeeping line, including bedsteads,
tables, chairs pictures, and many other
articles. w. A. HUKlLL,
if-1t Auctioneer.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE
Where

will you spend the FOURTH whether
at home or away you'll need thin
Clothing to make you comfortable.
New styles homespun Coats and
Trousers with belts to match, $500
and $3.50.
Some odd lots, Coats and Trous-
ers, $3.50 and $500, reduced from
$500, 5000 and 800.
Serge Suits, S6,75 to SIa.oo.
Straw Hats, Negligce Shirts,
Thin Underwear.
We have sold a great many of
the Odd Suits advertised yesterday.
We still have fair quantity. but be
quick.
Mems odd Suits, formerly $3.50
are $3.50.
Mems Odd Suits, formerly 5000
and 500 are S4.o9.
Mems Odd Suits, formerly $500
aud $1,000 are 5000.
Mems odd Suits, formerly $1,000
and SI2.oo are $3.50.
Mems odd Suits, formerly $500
to $500 are 5000.
Hundreds of Odd Trousers for
men and youths go the same way.
Good Woolen Trousers, 100,
sI.2s and $3.50. Fine Worsteds
$500, s.. so and $500.
Open Every Evening this week.
Open Saturday, July 4th until u
O'Clock noon.
Store onen oveninoz now.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01

Il can't imagine a more annoy ing
thing said the schoolmaster" than to
sit down on a pin
Unless" suggested the youth who
had been in the country. ITS TO have
hornet sit down on you.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01

II is said that money covers n multi
tude of sins. IL is also a handy thing
to have in your clothes on rent day, and
can be used for several other purposes.
When a man has soft spot in his
heart. he is looked upon most kindly,
but If he has a soft spot I'm his head,
they want to chase him right Off to the
bughouse.
Thankful--"lIow do you account for
all this rainy weather I'm June?'
Hopeful-"Thats easy. A Baptist
Sunday school picnic was scheduled for
every day Of the month"
Read the Evening Journal for all the
news. i'"'..aEu
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A tract of thirty-six acres
Of cultivated land at Centreville, Del.
sr Kennett Turnpike, having a present
and increasing value, there being several
admirable building sites. The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Co, Trustee.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
BOARDING

XVANTED-Bo Boarders, in private board
ing house, on easy terms. Located
on Lewes Beach. Apply to Mrs. L.
NIagee, Lewes Del. jeis-imo.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01

XAyANTED-colored girl wants position.
General housework. Annie Nelson
10 New St. J293t
Evening journal., 1903-07-01

NVANTED--14-year-old boy wants work
Of any kind. Would like store or Of
fce work. Address Adolph Dippner,
EveninR Journal Office. le29-3t.
Evening journal., 1903-07-01
EOR SALE
SITUATIONS WANTED.

XUANTED-Co -Coiored woman wants posi-
ton. General housework. Hester
Nelson, 10 New St. Ie29.3t
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
CONDENSED NEWS.

Mormous NAV not preach on the
streets Of New York. Manor Low hay
mg refused them licenses.
The haitlrShip Iowa is now totally
disabled ut Pensacola. Fla. having
burst steam pipe which tore away
the steering gcar
Postmaster General Payne an.
uWuccd thar there would br no more
establishments OF rural free delivery
postal service units July ] the begin.
ming of thc next fiscal year
Back wages amounting 20 ahou.
S3UDuup. are being paid employees of
the lphigh Valley Coal co. at wilkes
barre Ia. 100 accordance with the
strike commission award
Grave dlggerS 40 New Haven, Conn.
laid down their shovcls ana refused 90
dix 4 grave Inv -. Bernard's cemetery
because Undertaken Sisk would not ac-
rcdr 20 the demands 81 the striking
hackmcn. The undertaken himself
and friend had 90 dig the grave.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
ITEMS rnoM EvER,wmEnE.

Mis-. Minnie Summers. - years old
died 40 ucr home 100 New York Will,
entertaining friends She laughed heart
lily 10 a muny story suddenly ,hc
ceased. her head dropped forward ou
her breast. aud IA" died in few min.
utcS.
oliver T.. Sherwood. until recently
cashier 81 the Southport. Conn. Va
tioual hank j. missing ana there Is
said TO lee n shortage of SlGdnOo ln ,hc
bank Another cashier has been elect
eel. Friends oT Sherwood attribute his
troubles Ca unsuccessful ventures
Tom Collins. q tramp exhausted and
starving from long ride ON the bump.
"rS OF = train. dragged himself up the
nigh steps of Newark. y ! resi-.
deu,c. to beg some food Becoming
utterly exhausted De toppled over the
haluStradc ana was impJ'cd OLA the
sharp pickle, OF az iron fence. lie viii
die.
\ destitute family 81 l. children was
the story which brought q check Tor
Slj from Mrs Roosevelt 90 Bufrl.r
woman. She then communicated 90 q
charity society which found the Wo.
man in q wei furnished house with
TWO children and bier husband caru.u.
- a day. Payment ot Tie cheek was
stopped
Immigration continues OIL the ln.
crease Fur lhc Il days ol May. this
yrIr. iro77 aliens passed through ~
o., Island Is against 4J4SG last year
and aG.31l in the same period 81 1901
This is an increase o.. i59l over the
same period last year and 23uu ar"
expected this week 10 q, predicted 'aJf
the month VII show fully 100000 Is
against $1,000 AS yrJt.
Because be- wor, % s.lk bat. pNifN
Buuiz. OF New Norh. travelling agent
Tor a Bible house. WAS killed in 10.
gan Tex. Another ufiru~c that sir.
red the cowboy anger was ordering q
glass ~ lemonade at bHt instead ~
good red Kicker" \ cowboy threw a
lariat around Buuizs meek lie was
fcllcd 10 the foor hv blow from the
hutt 81 q heavy RECOVER. his sku., be
ing fractured Death followed boa a
few minutes
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
Horror Of the Kl,hIuc, massacre.

Additional details 81 the KI~hcnrs
massacre OF Jews give the number OF
victims thus FAR buried lon the Jewish
cemetery a. - and say that - persons
seriously wounded arc stiil in the Jew.
ish hospital The horrors reported
scarcely bear repetition In one In
stance spikes were driven through q
woman'> head INTO the iDor and eases
90 bodily inhalation have been anthem.
Heated About $40 90 1000 persons
were arrested. an energetic official hav.
Ing been sent from Odessa 10 deaf with
the situation The apathy of the local
authorities during the two days -
rapine and murder appear, Co have
been fully established
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
A I,nnIr Predicted.

pr Herbert j. Davenport. ~ the
economics department OF the Univcr.
sity OF Chicago, In his class In ecu
monte history. made the statement
that within five years the United
States would see another panic. lie
bases this statement on the fact that
wages are rising. causing lesscnlng
of profits. which loo ~ turn causes g
slump in stocks, ana uu thc fact that
in the last century pauics have uc-
CURED periodically, one every ten
years ou au average. lie said:
"Pau.yS have been occurring 40 iu.
tcryIls OF about ten years during thu
nineteenth century 10 is to allow
ourselves 60 hc mi~lcd 10y oar hopes 20
suppose that uu more pJuirs are To-
come. Ia recent year. they have Wis
tied this country 100 1877. 1876. 1873.
1871 and l>93 We are dine FOR an.
other now. The squeeze of last fail
iu the stock market may postpone for
year ur Two The time that panic
might have otherwise occurred This
movement if successful Will have q
hearing ou the case Zoo that % will tend
to lower profits and 90 squeeze some
water out of stock valuations"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
NEWS OF THE WORLD
Brief Chronicle OF Matters OF Importance
Awful CrueI,i~s.

Dr. Doroschewski. the head physl-
elan OF the National hospital az kIshi-
ncff, has given the following specific
instance of hidcous ctucliics OF the
Russians Ia their massacre OF the
Jews:
"A Iewoss named Sura Fonarschi
was brought here with two nails
seven Inches lonE. driven into her
brain through her nose.
"Onc Jew was brought in with one
hlp, both ankles aud wrists broken.
his severed hands AMI feet dangling
10y tine skin
~ Jew named Charlton had lost
his upper and under lips. which had
been cut away with kitchen knife.
after which his tongue and windpipc
had been pulled ont through his mouth
with plncers.
The ears of Jew named Seller
Mad been cat away and hiS head bat
tered In T. places. lie was raving
maniac
"A carpenter was surprised 40 work
and both OF his hands were sawed
of with his own saw.
- Jewish girl was assaulted by
several brutcs. who then cut her eyes
ont with a pOckctknifc
one woman, after trying 10 defend
her children was thrown upon the
pavement discmboweled. and feathers
dnd horschalr from her bed were
stuffed into her body
small children were flung out Of
windows and tramplcd upon by the
mob
'Fortv-ScNon were killed ON the spot.
NJ died Of their injuries and 300 are
under treatment Many will bc Grip
pied for life"
-Four thousand Jews are without
food or shelter and IL f. impossible
FOR them To get away.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
America Through German Eyes.

Baron Won Polenz. kalsers deputy.
who travelled through the United
States 10 make study Of the country.
has submitted an interesting report.
lie says:
The more I saw 81 America the
less | sympathizc with our German
iingoes. hut | do hope that the United
States may some day be- forced 90 light
for her very lifc. The victory over
decrepit old Spain was Ear too easily
won.
Il Mess am very mistaken about
the temper, the ambitions aud the po-
litical destiny of the Americans. their
admirable talent for assimilation and
Tor attracting other peoples ana coun-
tries Will result lu the annexation OF
Canada. Mexico ana MI the neighhor-
Ing island world. Already they have
achieved commercial ami Industrial
supremacy In Mexico. II seems to lee
the mission of the United states to
create an empire radically different
from any Europe ever produced.
The American easily forEives ana
forgets. the after-hlstury OF every war
the United States ever engaged IN
proves that abundantly. To my mind,
the ways OF the American courts are
far from ideal, hut ] make haste to
add that their mode Of infilcting pun
lshment l. most humane
American young men are singular.
~ we'll bred for the obvious reason
that they are brought NJ with the
girls and under the influence of women
of refinement. education and energy.
German young men ill-comparc with
their American brethren. How could
they. seeing that they receive their so
cial education NJ the beer table,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
nrouEbt nnck Tor TRIAL.

The sheriff has brought back 10
Fiint from southern Ohio Leonard he.
nlughcrg. the Saginaw cN-hIriender
who stabbed ana came near fatally
wounding Fred purkmrst In q saloon
row n Flint seven weeks ago. The
prisoner was Irraigucd OH the charge
Of attempted murder aud his rNamina
lion set for May - ln the meantime
II" u in jail in default or bail m the
sum Of $1,000. lie admits the stab.
bling. claiming that he was under the
Influence Of liquor az the time. AMI
that rs he was in strange crowd he
thought IL was up TO him 10 light his
own way out
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
4 severe Libel Law.

GOV. Pcnnypackcr. 81 Pennsylvania.
has approved the newspaper libel bill.
ana at the same time issued long
statement giving reasons for his ac.
ton. The bin i aimed 10 suppress the
caricature and cartoon which touch the
susceptibilities 81 the politicians ami
others. and Is ~ farroJchiug that any
misstatment. whether intentional or hy
negligence. is punishable hy severe
penalties II was VIGOROUSLY Tho work
of BOSS Quay, and Intended primarily.
90 is said, 10 throttle opposition news.
papers.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22

The body of Minnie GrifTcn the l..
year.old daughter of Michael Griffcn
of Port Huron. who died last week
was disntcrred Saturday aud post
morton examination had which dis
closed unmistakahlc evidence Of treat.
mcut of criminal character and that
death had resulted from blood poison
ing. hut the officers are doubtful
whether they will hc able to fustcu the
guilt on any one II is said that IA,
giri made an autc-mortcm statement
admitting the facts bat cNuucratcd al
hut herself of completely IN the opera.
lion
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
nnc 60 AIcnholI.m.

The case against y 49, Troxcl. 90
White Pigeon. who was held account.
able FOR the death uf Whiting 4.
Street. was dismissed The coroncr'S
jury decided that Streets death was
due to alcoholism and heart failure
ard rot Go the blows given 10y TroXel.
Tie lstter was then arraigncd ON o.
charge az assault and battery To
which hc pleaded guilty and accepted
line OF So and costs.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
DsqN7zs0. %z9SIC za5S C|z6RSZZ4I- UNCLE .Sq/ZUSA

A government official who Is in n
position 20 know. says that one drug.
gisi in Van Buren, county sells TWEEN.
tyfiye barrels OF whisky every wear.
Only Eve senator's answered the roll
call Friday morning They were West
over. Wuudmnn. Sovereign Farr aud
Kelly OF course no business was
done
Miss YOndorf Cudahy. niece OF John
Culahy. the Chicago packer. fought "a
burglar To 4 finish. Hearing him ~
Ing the door hinges she gOt a heavy
cane aud went for him. she beat him
over the head until the stick broke
aud the burglar fed
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22

Word has been received ~ The dan.
gcrous illness ~ Representative Levi
T. PIrtlow. 81 Grand Ledge. The
house adopted resolutions OF sym.
pafhy.
The Grand Rapids board ~ trade
has taken steps 10 huy AMI offcr . 10
acre site for the new Western Mlchi.
gan Normal school. u the bill 90 g..
ahlisn o..e bee signed by the governor
Nearly COCO employers 81 labor h
Kansas city have formed an aSSocia.
ton Co fight labor unions and refuse q
deliver goods To- places where non.
union men OF goods are Disseminated
against
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
EI,c Passed Examination.

The commaudant OF the naval acad.
envy az Annapolis has announced that
II. II. Levine. \. \. Corwin. &. Il
Murphy, &. \. Chapman ana y. II
Bruce. candidates Tor admission 20 the
academy from Michigan. have passed
the mental examination held 10y the
representative 81 the civil service com.
mission on April n They have been
ordered to report 40 the academy Iuuy
10 Tor physical examination.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
Ground Co Pieces.

J.. J.. Schmidt. manager of the large
Rlycryiew Coating mills. now nearing
completion ln Kalamazoo was instant
" killed and his body frightfully man.
gled by Michigan Central train. west.
bound. in Kalamazoo Tuesday
Schmidt was walking along the track
IN the same direction AZ the on-comlng
train. lie did not hear the repeated
whistles. and the engineer reversed the
lever when u was too late The body
was picked up and brought 20 this city
A recruiting office has been opened
% Men0mlnce.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
Nrr Fnrnnrr bal nln,t.

Tho hne new Pioneer" charcoal
furnace Of the Cleveland Cuns Iron
co. built during the past two years
nj North Marquette Is now blowing
for the first time. and Is working very
satisfactorily. The furnace IL of $50
tons capacity, and has ample carbonlz-
ing capacity, both In kilns aud rctorts.
with large chemical works Tor the
acid. The entire Investment n about
81 100000.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22

Asa H. Heath. Of the old Peoples
home. In South Haven. committed sui
eide Saturday 10y drowning himself in
barrel Of water. lie was q cripple.
having both legs cut OF below the
knees. lie wore leather on the stumps.
moving by use Of crulches. The bag.
rel was nearly full. lie had used q
nail keg 10 stand on 20 jump into the
barrel.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22

In the Si,34G,GI5 allowed 10y the com
mlttee on ways and means the com
mittee cut OF exactly $4,000. All OF
the appropriations passed lay the com
miiiee. except 500 900. was for edu.
catiCnal and charitable purposes. The
large bills on hand are the following
Addition 10 capitol. 1888 5G,OOO
Soldiers and sailors mOuu.
hrht s.'''' '..' zee. ...... -'o.oop
Executive mansion ........... $1,000
Chairman Neal said il Is not likely
that any OF these latter bills will be
reported out. hut the bill FOR ST.. 900
binder Irvine factory nj Jackson prison
j. slill 10 come from the special com
nittee
THUS FAR the amount appropriated is
NJo.OOJ more than the session of TWO
years ago allowed. The amounts given
do not include the regular amounts al
lowed FOR the dairy and food depart
mcnt. the state dIirymcu's association
state library, board of health aud
weather service. amounting 90 about
SoSLOou more The estimate for the
general budget Includes expenses
OF the Legislature. state departments.
etc. The amount allowed TWO
wears Igo WAS Si2Opuu aud cN-
penNrS have 10y 10 means been re-
duCod
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
THE MICHIGAN NEWS
What is Doing in All Sections OF the State
STATE AUTHORIZATIONS.
The Work OF the Ways aud Means
Committee.

The Work OF the Ways aud Means
Committee.
The house ways and means commit
tee practically finished lis work when
the ~. Louis fair bin was reported at
$4,000. aud Chairman Neal issued the
following statement
Amount reported out 10y
ways and means. ..... 81 .34G,d45 o.
General budget bill. est. l.W0,OOO On
University mill tax, 10000 %
Agricultural college mill
tax 49,. ........ 100000 90
Military fund 100000. 2ii.Sg -
Naval brigade .......... los 90
SG.GO1 sol -
Less amount not passed
by the legislature. .... 1900 90
Total appropriations . 81, j93, sol -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-31
Items From Kershaw Era.

Miss Mayo Hasseltine left Sat-
urday to spend the winter in Jack
sonville, Fla, with her brother,
Mr.. Trenholm Hasseltine.
DIR. r. S. Cauthen went to
Baltimore last week for the pur-
pose of taking Miss Alice Horton
for special treatment. He re-
turned Friday leaving Miss Hor-
ton in the hospital.
Miss Jessie Clyburn, whose
serious illness at the home of her
relative, Mrs. Charity SoweIl, In
the Buffalo section, was noted in
the Era recently, died last Satur>
day morning and was buried at
Mount Pisgah church Sunday
morning.
Edith, the little daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. E. g. Brasington,
met with the misfortune of break
ing her right arm between the
wrist and elbow Monday after
noon of last week. She was play
ing in the alley way between the
Methodist parsonage and Rev. ID.
@. Freeman's residences and trip
ped over stump while running.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-31
Surrendered to the Sheriff.

Mr.. Walter McNanus, who
saot and killed John Leach, col. ,
near the Blackmon gold mine, on
August 10th, last, surrendered to
Sheriff Hunter at Kershaw last
Wednesday morning and is now
in jail at this place. He fed i'm
medlately after the homicide and
says he was in Virginia until he
returned home this week for the
purpose of ygiving himself up to
the Sheriff. We understand he
has employed Attorneys E. D.
Blakeney and T. Y. Williams to
conduct his defense and will make
application for bail in few days.