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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-14
AGED COUPLE TORTURED.
Husband Niucty-five Years Old and Wife
LiGhly-fvc Mnde to Give UP S235.

CnuncllsVille. Pa.-Scvcn masked men
broke into the house OF Levi Eicher
ana tortured him and his wife to make
them confess where thcy kept their
money. The Eicilc.s live in an Isolated
spot OH Laurel Mountain. Levi is nine
ty-fvc years old and his wife is eighty
GVC.
The men knocked the aged man
scnseless with an iron bar. bound his
Wife and held her feet over Il burning
lamp. Mr.. Eicher became conscious
and was bound. He told his wife TO
tell where the money was. The thieves
50; $3.50 in gold. stole Il horse and
wagon from the barn and drove toward
C0nnellsvillc. Thc team was found In
the morning on the road.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-14
RICH MAN Weos SECRETARY.
w. II. Bradley, w orth S40.OOO.O0O. Mar
ries While Stricken with Fatal Inncss

milwaukee,. Wis.-Whilc sitting IN n
chair with what was believed to be Il
fatal illness. William III. Bradley. the
wealthiest man in Wisconsin. was mar
ried to his secretary, Miss Mary Han
nemeyer. The former Mrs Bradley
died on November 13 last. Mr.. Brad
ley Is said to be worth $40O00.O00 and
Is associated with J. J. Hill in many
railroad deals in this part OF the couu-
try.
Judge Halsey went to Mr.. Bradlcy's
house and In the presence of few
relatives united the lumberman and his
bride. His friends refused to discuss
his illness. but 1t was said he could not
recover he Is sixty-six wears old
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-14
CARNEGIE PRESENTS sl.5oo.ooo.
Philadelphia Gets II For Thirty Libraries
Some Opposition Expected in Councils.

Philadelphia. Pa.-Andrew Carnegie
has offered $l.500.0O0 to the free
library OF Philadelphia To establish
thirty branch libraries in this city. The
conditions attached to the gift are that
10000 is to he expended for the crcc-
ton of each building the sites To he
provided by Philadelphia or by private
individuals. The branches are To he
equipped by the city and Il provision
OF an annual appropriation Of 5000 is
10 hc mad" by the municipality for the
maintenance OF each branch. \ mum
her nj sites have already been offered.
Councils. by an unwillin%TcSs to do its
share. however. may block The scheme.
The thirty libraries would cost the
city SIINOO0 n Ncnr 10 maintain
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-14
GENERAL STAFF BILL PASSED.
House Votes "a Creaic a New Corps in
tho Army.


WuShiu@ioa II. G. Tho House has
passed tn" hill for thc creation of
General S'"& for the Army by vote
of ~" to -. BY the terms of the hill
II becomes thc duty Of the General Stnn
to prepare plans for the national de
rcnSc ana for tho mobilization oc the
army in time Of war. To investigate
aud report on all questions affecting
the efficiency OF the service and To rem
der professional aid To tile Secretary
of War and To general officers ana
other superior commanders.
The hill also provides that the Chief
og Staff. under the direction Of the
President. shall have supervision of ali
troops OF the line, ard of the Adjutan;-
GcncraiS. lnSpCctoi-Gcnc Judge
Advocates. QuartcrmaStcrs. SubsiSt-
cncc. Medical. PAY and Ordnance de-
parimcntS. the Corps of Engineers and
the Signal Corps.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-14
GIVES 100000 FOR HOSPITAL.
Henry "hipps to Endow Institution Fo-
tonsm,npiives in Advanced Stayc

'onsumptivcs in Advanced stage.
i'nlladciphia, Pa.--AS result of his
inVeSiga ions into the method of the
ircaumeD and prevention OF tubcrculo-
sis rs carried out 10y DR.. Lawrence r.
FIicS. at his Sanitarium in Whitehaven.
Ia. Henry Phipps. the multi-million-
airc formerly director OF the United
States Steel Corporation. has informed
Dr. Flick of his intention to build.
equip and cndow Il hospital in this
ciiy for the isolation and treatment of
consump;ives in an advanced stage of
the disease. 1t is estimated that Mr..
FhiDps'S gift to humanity will entail
an expenditure o. more thrn 81 .O00. 900
all of which will be paid out OF his
owTi pocket.
Tic money is immediately availab bic.
and DR.. Flick expects To start the hos.
pitIi within the next two weeks in n
temporary building to bc rented in this
city
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-14
Uitima,um Presented to China.

All the foreign Ministers at Pckin
except United States Minister Conger
nave signed joint note informing the
chinese Government that failure to
luliiii its obligations to pay the war
indemnity on gold basis. as provided
Tor by the peace protocol, would entail
grave consequences.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-14
Murderer OF Bows Hanged.

Paul Woodward was hanged in the
county Jail at Camden. y. J.. for kill
ing w. Price Jennings. eleven years
Old. and John Coffin. thirteen years
old. sons OF two prominent citizens.
on October l. for the purpose OF rob
bling them of some S12, a watch and
"a rim.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-14

E"rin. GcYH.@ny. - Notwithstanding
the ";iicial statement it is not believed
iha, lr. Won ttollchcn will return To
Washington except 40 take leave when
he j formally recalled. Among the
SUP. '>cd rcn sons for his retirement
arc MS failure (o conciiiat" public fce;-
ins ia The United States: his inability
TO procure President Roosevelt as AZ
hitra,'r Of !hc Venezuelan dispute; his
mistaken judgement ia ihc Paunccro;c
cpi>'dr; his incurring Prince IIenry'S
diSl'""s drc during the lattcr'S visit 20
the tmted States. and. parity. by his
bur ,.Hcl'atic treatment or Journalists
II ~ NOT Ecld TINT he cnMmittcd any
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-14
DOMESTIC.

Topsy. an elephant which had killed
fOur men. was killed at Concy Island
New York City. 10y Il shock of $500
volts Of electricity. having previously
swallowed AGO grains of cyanice OF
potassium.
George =. Sullivan. the plumber
Mayor OF Derby. Conn. was inaugu-
rated He said he had chosen the late
Colonel Warning as his model.
Among Massachusetts Mayors who
took Office is Charles l.. Coulter. So
cialist. of Brockton.
For killing his wfr in fit of ical-
ouSy. j. &. Lowe. y Schooltca cher. was
found guilty OF second degree murder
at Topeka. Kan.
Thirteen children in aud around Nor
folk. Va, died and seven others were
injured by the premature explosion of
toy pistols.
Burglars secured about 5000 from the
posioflicc ut ROslindale, Mass.
The Army barracks at Sault Ste.
Marie. Mich, were burned.
Leading retail butchers of New Yorl,
CITY admitted that many in the local
trade had been maintaining unrcaSon-
able prices for beef in the hone of OF,
sctllh% the losses or reduced profits
Of last summer.
Relatives of Miss Clapp. Il rich wom-
an Of Pittsiield. Mass. were SURPRISED
To learn of her engagement 10 Allen
II. Bagg, her man of business.
Professor John Bascom OF Williams
college. said the money of John u.
kctcilcr had scaled the lips of Chi
ago University teachers.
With all Indications pointing to
poisoning. Mr.. and Mrs. John +. John
son were found dead in their home. at
Wilcox. Neb
Captain Robert Berry. now in COM
mand OF the Navy Yard at Norfolk.
Va. was ordered TO command the bat
ilcship Kentucky.
Naval prisoners. cnr0utc To Boston or
INC Sound steamer Plymouth. started
Il rio.. in which numerous shots were
hrcd, TT passengers escaped harm.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-14
GERMAN AMBASSADOR OUT
Or. Won l1o;ieben 10 Retire 10 Pri-
laie Lie.
HE DID NOT PLEASE THE KAISER

His Long Lcnyc of Absence Due to lis
Failure Ia Conc;liat- Public Feeling. in
tritrd States and Ia secure President
Eooserclt as Arbitrator Of the Vere.
2urian Disputc--uis Successor.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-14
FOREIGN.

The 1905 estimates for Gcrmanv's :
military establishment call for Sl6i.-
OOo.oOu- $l9.0OG.OOO for the Navy.
Sll2.000.0o0 for the Army.
Thirteen Anarchists, vino were holI-
!nE Il conference in II tavern at DuS-
Scld"rf, Germany. were arrested lJy the
police.
Senate elections in France and the
French colonies resulted i'm increasing
the ministerial ma 'OrIty i'm the unncr
mouse; among those reelected were
Premier CombcS and Finance Minister
ROuvicr
y Berlin newspaper COMPLAINS thot
that hard rcal,st. the YANKEE does nnt
alufeclhte courtcsieS like Prince
l1cnry's visit and the gift of n statuc
or Frederick The Great"
German marines were landed Mt
Porto Cabcllo. Venezuela. .or Il short
uhl". To cover the seizure os vessels in
me inner mrhor by the biOckadiny
ships.
Preparations We're under way 10
place Spain OH Il gold basis and 10 pro-
h'blt the free coinage OF silver
In drunken brawl of seven Italian
peudlcrS at Santiago, Cuba. two were
killed instantly. two died in the hos
pital ana two more will die.
y grand assauli-at-arms and artil-
lery and cavalry displays were fea-
lures Of the durbar festivities ut Delhi.
lnuia.
The Liberal candidate. c. u. Rose.
carried the Newmarket District. wrest-
ing a seat in Parliament from the Gov
crnmcnt.
The restoration to the Chinese Gov
ernment of the imperial palaces at
Moukden, Manchuria, was being
effected
Gariba!di's last surviving and favor
ite child, Tcresita. wife OF General
Canzio, died suddenly Mt Caprera,
Italy, aged siXty-one years.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-05
SO Near and Yet so Far.

n vas rrcnnlI,. in :, v.nll l.nn,.,, ,,,l,
room and ono of those r,rn ocr,.in,,.
OF conviviality in which tho ho., nr
men men liked ,o indulv, nh, ,.,,,r
numbered II dozen. all prominent inc,i.
lv and snmo wboso fon,o i. ,nro ,,,n,
local ,on1 snir;, nro,.,;,on .,,I :,
munifost,d it.c,r IN n,.i,,;a,'.
speech ,bo, huLn,rL r,nn nr,,.,.o'',
nrrsont to ,rch 80, nvta,,, ,,,,4 w. WV ~.
nromn,u t,,.,,,.,nr ,,.,.. ',o 80, '''
keen # in c,,rh ~, h.,.in,. ',' ~.o,,
in turn
Snnn ro.c N,. .ro,,.,,,,,<.,>,,, ..
inc his nv, allan, ,Ia ,'aon,, ~, ',' :, 't '"'
unnn th,, man ,h, rnun,,;,, ,s ,.ra.o
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-05
N.wS Notes.

H. MaSniami. a DISTINGUISHED J,r,,,
sSe attorney Of Toxic. will aticnd ,mo
annual meeting Ct the New York state
bar .ASSoclaticn at Albany on Ian q
M"Sujami is one Cf the most prominent
ana highly educated Of the m0doru
mon OF affairs in Japan. Owing to his
reputation rs Japanese inriSt he was
invited 10 attend the Bar Association
meeting at Albany, and by "cuucsL will
Eie'1Vc! an address on "Thc Present
f2*i;i"A 81 Jar3-r@2 Law and Juri>
DiEiorvc"
GWilym Miles, the famous bass bari.
zone or Now York, is a young Welsh
man, who has already made a great
name for himself. He was discovered
IL IS said, some years ago, working in
one OF the iron factories Of Pittsburg,
Where by chance he was heard singing.
several people became interested in
MN and he was taken to New York
anu placed under some OF the best
Meachers. His voice has developed in
20 rich bass BARTON with a range
3anat is said to be very remarkable,
eak,ng tenor notes with wonderful
]. a., h,nIlty, cleatness and sweetness. He is
very small In statEe, but very hroad
ssnus s.l, muscular, With splendid chest de-
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-05
TELLS OF OCEAN TRAGEDY
~0ok Charges His Shipmates With
mutiny and Murder
'"o captain and Seven Men
''"'h by the Iutinscrs-Ac-
e"sed Seamcn Under Arrest.

Liverpool, England. rno D.;r.,,
=, brunswick, from Morouhom
nr""''' VIA f"nchal. Island Of ,r,dnIr,
arrived mere and landed five x,r,.i,nn<.
OF III" British bark Vcroni,, ,,,,
snip Island. Miss, Octoho,. q r
MohlcVld"o. who were picIo1 w
sea by the Brunswick bcror,
at Funchal. ms
Ihc men r"Uortcd the Nrronic. ,,.,
burned at sca December 20. bui rnur -,
'h'm nave been charged with tho m,r
ucr or captain Shaw and seven. of tho
ere" OF inc Veronica. After the crimc
tnrN are alleged to have sci fire in Tho
ship Wv
IN" cook Of the Veronica. II colorcd
man. VINO WaS among those who wrrr
rescued hy The Brunswick, mn,c :,
statement TO Captain Brown which
caused him To send Il cable urss,un
to Scotland Yard.
nc lonr $"hm"n said the Nrronico
WIS abandoned because She WAS ON
l'r'. ihry added the chirf officer and
i" Ht"n'ail u1rd on board Of her ,hnt
captain Shaw and some of the crow
departed in ono boat. and that tbc mcn
plrk"d mp hy the HrunSwh.l lrri tho
park IN another boat and succeeded
III reaching Caiucira Island on Christ.
mas Day IN Il starving condition. after
ufiftIn% Tor iiv" days. in which period
they lived on eleven biscuits ana ,
small barrel of water. Three dnvs
ih'"r me men were picked up by the
brunswick.
Ih" cook. however. insists the mon.
icu ny III" hOalSwailI. IL German. mn
tlnird anl murdered the captain. CHIEF
"lilr"r and others and threatened to
XIII nm If he betrayed Them
Nf'rr an investigation the four sea-
men were formally charged with muir
h"ring their %hinmatrS. Thrrc Of tho
iour ar" Germans. The fourth is an
Aih'rlran. William Smith. who shipped
III mississippi pore.
lir Veronica WA$ owned by William
thompson X CO.. OF -. Iuhu. y. b.
captain ShAW'& homo WAS in the Mari
time Provinces
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-05

ne Cypress Teak Co. was organized
at Mobile, Ala. last week, with Mitchell
Rcnz. T.. NJ. Wan and T.. REM as in
corporatora. The capital stock is So
COO. The company will have its head
Quarters in Mobile. and will manufac-
turc tanks. watts. ciStcrnS, etc.
The W. G.. Whit Lumber CO., recently
Incorporated at Tilltins. w. Va. has or
sanized by clccting Cation l.. Brett,
{ general manager Of the West Virginia
Nchtra! Railroad. president; Carl {.
lict%ci, vice president; Mayor Warren
, = NhNc "t Cumhnrland, secretary ana
treasurer, and \. \. Rudy, manager
Mr.. j. Simpson, president OF hard
WOOD plant at Spartanburg, S. c., has
just purchased a large lot OF dogwood
ana pcrsimmon lumber, which will be
manufactured into blocks to be used
in cotton mills. The plant has had a
very successful year, and has orders
far ahead of the product Of the saws.
The President has commuted to life
imprisonment the death sentence pro-
nounccd against George Barclay and
James Brummett, who were convicted
Of murder in Oklahoma. and sentenced
to be hanged Fcbruary 12. IN the case
OF Homer Bird, convicted OF murder In
Alaska the Presidentt has declined tc
A interfere and he will be hanged with
4 In a few weeks. ~ g d -, s ~
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-05
PLA|NF|ELD MOURNS DEAD |
Business Stops While the Railroad
Wreck Victims Are Buried.
THE LIST OF VICTIMS INCREASED

Two More Persons Succumb to Their In
J"r'es' Making II Total orTwcnty ty-thrco
Dead-Jury win Probo Deep to Fix
tn" Responsibility For the Accident
Engineer Davts's Statement.
i'ialnfirld, y. J.-Not until the day OF
the funeral of many of the victims did
i1ainli"ld fully realize the magnitude
or the awful railroad disaster OF Tues
day night. The proclamationS issued
by th" Mayors of plainicld and North
Plniniirld that ihr day hr observed rs
period of mourning were generally
responded to.
lh'rc was an entire suspension OF
business during the afternoon. all the
public schools were closed and flags
were lying ut half mast in All parts
OF the city.
The list of victims has been increased
%! TWO. making Il total Of twenty
lhr"r dead. William NJ. Y. Clark died
ai TN" hospital. and j. Evrritt Rrirh-
Ton also %ucrumhrd to his injuries.
WIN III" exception OF Wilson I'rrd-
erirk. all the injured at the hospital
were doing well. He had Il small
rhanc" To pun through. OF tn" injured
ones III their homes there were re-
porlS OF Improvement.
lhc city waS titled with Strauwrrs
VIII" had come to pay Il last lrihutc
To the memories Of the Victims whom
they had known in life. Churches
were filled TO uvcriiowny. and the
funeral professions were the largest
ever seen here.
Because of The ovcr.ZralouS action
on the part OF oll1-uf-town ncwSuaprr
Photographers The police were called
out in full force to keep them away.
In few instances they placed Ihrir
cameras close hy the homes OF The
deceased persons. and greatly anunvr1
the nournrrS.
T"l"grHmS of cun,,olrncc from ihr
Mayors Of many cities in ,hn St,ic
were received M thr homo of N.yn,.
q. T., .lrnkins Of his rity ma \I,y,,.
". T.. Smallcv of Errth Il,in,;nI,i
EliZabrih Y ! .rI, nurr,r, ,r .l,a
Sinirurnt m.I, h,. l,n.,;,,,,,. r.
Davis in ;rhinf nr n,li,',, IE;nI,. w.,
Nuhl.nh,r.. l,.,,it.,, =, pI.,;,,;,, ~ Wv
r},,in nuLjir r.r,, nr i,h,,i',,'
=. "'' : -. 'H\'
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-05
Six Blown 20 D,nfi,

Admission, Ala. Spccial-A large
poiler in the mailcablc foundry of the
southern Garland Foundry COMPANY
Die" up Thursday, killing six persons
ana mJuring probably 20 others sey-
seral of whom will dc Tho dood.
|" y homas Birch, pipe filter; Ike Hardy,
Uuru ,"h;,a lhaNer; j: a. Forte, boiler maker,
Srt.o, Stron, ana John Mitchell, Charles
co,oro,, ,,i "rts ana ,n one unknown coal HEAVIER,
Goiotea. Go me fatally injured: w. II.
LEWIS, helper, and Clyde Price. white,
Hall, colored. anu "
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-05
Arsenic I'm Cofso.

"o.is'iiie' Spccial.-Arscnic in large
quantities has been found bv State
O"'''''' Cashin in the coffee which
poisoned Mrs. Nancy Birch, her daugh-
'er' MRS. Laura Fcaman; Mrs. Frank
uga, uahhoh, of Greensboro; Mrs, Emma
wade; Mrs. Birch Cooper and n negro
servant; at Mrs. Birch's home. near
ms city, Wednesday morning. All of
.ne victims have recovered, though for
several days Mrs. Birch and Mrs. Frea-
man were In critical condition. 1t is
thought an attempt was made TO mur-
uer the entire family. No arrests
have been made.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-05
Hcttcr Roads W.. Better SchOuls,


On" Of the most beneficial results OF
road Improvement is the facility it
gives to consolidate country schools
and thus concentrate our children into
central buildings. so making graded
schools possible in our country dis
iricts. In travelling around the State
we have noticed that where improved
roads exist the children, by means or
bicycles, easily &c. long distances TO
central schools; thus graded ro29s
make possible graded schools, the I'M
proved roads working In harmony
with the state education law, giving
tho children Of the rural districts the
Same advantages as those residing in
citics. IN one year forty-four Conncc-
ticur towns. by means of improved
roads, were enabled to give free trans
portntlon to a large NUMBER or 'hcli
pupils. Eighty-four small schools
were closed and $40 children rode tt
the central schools. The cost or trans
portation was about $4,000. but :
gross amount OF some $4,000 wa:
saved, leaving net Saving or some
$4,000: This saving was only smal
part Of the benefit derived Tor 1t re
suited in n better attendance nnd pet
| ter, schools. This close co-orhh9ltiol
between improved fodds ana educa
| ton cannot be too strongly imprcsse
upon the public attemion.--Ne" Hor
! %Ttfbutie. ~
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-05
Mr.. ROOSEVELT TO A MOTHER.
ConGratula,eS Toicdo Woman who Gave
BirtM to OMndrMpIctS.

Toledo. 'OhiO.-.A letter and auto
graph photograph were received by
Mayor Jones from President RooSC-
Welt. They were for members of the
StanSlauS Spyschalski family. in
which bankruptcies were born January
>. There were two girls and two boys
and one of the boys was named Thco-
dOrc Roosevelt for the PRESIDENT
II am very mucn interested in the
case" the President says, "as one or
the boys is named after mo. and |
thoroughly believe in large families. -
Across the photograph. which is for
the mother. was written: "With con-
gratulati0nS, Theodore Roosevelt"
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-05
Good tuuntr, l,utIS.

'"' pennsylvania k"HI Driver As
>'o'a'I"N proposes iu aup"a! to tn"
''- -l>'AlNl" "l pennsylvania 10 do
N'"'''i!HI 10 th'N session Tor public.
E"'" improvement. New Jersey. Mas.
>A'"">"''S AHd N.W York taN" ceased
!" aS'a'' Tor good r"AdS nnd are "lI-
Joy 'I- 'u"Sr Air"AdN hu'!t nnd indus.
'''"s'! ''"'!'''S moro. W" nav" Il
-"'" i"'''> iHN 'l IN" NiAlNi" book
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-05

Turkish methods are usually arbi-
trar!, often contradictory. Mr. Mora
witz, the author of the tFinances Of
Turkey, has received from the Sultan
the Grand Cross of the Order Of the
Mcdjidic in recognition Of the excel
lcncc Of his work. At the same time
the Turkish censor has prohibited the
circulation Of the book In Turkey, and
has ordered the police to seize any
copies which have como under their
notice. ~
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-05
Snowman Dies of n 1,fdn,s Efto.

j. II. Sparks, wcll-known Snowman,
died at Winston -Salem, N. c., as the
result OF the bite of q young lion some
weeks ago He was raising the ami
mails at his home, and was bitten on
tile arm. Bloodpolsoning set In, and
the limb was amputatcd. Death. how.
ever, soon resulted.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-05
KILLED THE ENEMY'S LEADER.
Americans Before They Were Boloed Laid
Low Noted Bandit.

Manila.-Thc bodies Of three Amcri-
can volunteers, including Mr.. Osborne,
teacher, who were killed in Bolinao,
Province OF Tambalcs. recently. in Il
fight with ladroncs, have been rccov-
cred. Malanang, q noted bandit. who
was among the encmy's dead, directed
the fight. The Americans charged
and killed him before they were sur
rounded and killed.
Eight ladrOncs and one constable
were killed in an encounter in OrmOc.
West I4cyte Province. One hundred
and fifty ladroncs surrendered the next
day.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-05
MH.l JOY G!cni icu1l:iInL

Major Edward /. Glenn. OF the E'irth
infantry. who was tried by court .mnr.
tinl at Manila on The charge of upIo t.. :.
fully killing prisoners OF war. has hccn
acquitted. Major Glenn .hns been ont.
dcrcd TO return to duty. The vcrdict'
Is popular. '''I'
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-05
accepts the Philippine Justicesh,n

FORMER Secretary of State. John T
McDonough, of Albany, N. Y, has an.
nouhced that he has decided to accnnt
Tue appointment OF Associate Justiro
OF tie Supreme Court Of the Philinninoo
Islands, which has been offered f. hi,',
by President Roosevelt. rho nlnon a',
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