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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
MINOR EvENTSOF THE WEEK.
wAsHINGrnN ITEMS.

Commander Thomas Is. Howard. nov,
OH duty III thc Naval Academy. was
selected to command the new monitor
Nevada.
Baron Ucn@clmullrr presented his
new credentials aS Ambassador from
Austria-IIungary 10 the President.
Internal revcuuc collections for No
vember We're SO 2S.. .351. Il decrease
from the previous year OF S3.393. .5g3.
The Governmcn, accepted the thirty
knot torpedo hoat Wilkes built i'm New
York City.
President Roosevelt received The dol
ceates attending the biennial convcn-
tion Of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fra
tcrnity, in session ut Washington.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
The INCREASE IN CRIME
Criminologist Declares Autos. Troll
Ieys and Telephones Responsible
DIR. Macdonald Says Sratcs Having Great.
Sst Intelligence Exceed i'm Poverty.
Insanity anl Wickcdncss

Washington. u. G. Automobiles cIcc.
tr'c cars ana 'hc telephone are rcSpon.
siblc for he increase IN crime. insanity.
suicide and other forms of abnormal
ity. arc"r'iinS to i r2narllahlc report
made - Congress hy Dr. Arthur Mac
Donald. CriminologlSt OF the United
States Bureau OF Education.
Dr. Macdonald argues these invcn-
tionS cauS" people to exercise less and
think more.
Ih'S. he says. puts an abnormal
Sira'h on tEv nriNouS system aS com
pared with the muscular system.
STATES having the greatest ntclli-
S'hcc ahd education. Dr Macdonald
says also "Nc"cd in insanity. suicide.
juvenile criminals. ncrvods Diseases
and rauprrS.
Eat meat anu potatoes" continues
DIR. Macdonald. "or you may hcco,sr
Il criminal"
lie claims one of The reasons for ;he
increase in crime iS thr decrease in ,ou-
sumption ~ meat and puiainrs ana jIn
tendency toward less solid ara Staulr
foods.
"rhc loss cost o. livin" and the in
crease of wealth. with the mNuricS OF
The table. have t"EdCd Ia ovcrhca;in in~
which. in connection with lacl, OF cNr.-
riSc. has hnd its evil effects and doubt
less prOdUcCd an additional rcnctinn on
the nervous system. When the nerves
are uuStrung hv 0vCrprcSsurc ihr will
may become wraG depression and pos
>imi>m set N and loss nr Sclf.cnntrol
Follow with iS CONSEQUENT abnormal
actions lending an 10 crime :.nh other
so,ji;i evils.
In thc statistics or c"inlc Somc >nr-
ciai pr:n!S may he noted The vouih.
AS cnmnar"d with adults. have COM
miitrd NOR" crimes ;S society has de-
vrlopcd. Suicide among children has
greatly Increased: This might he re-
"ardcd aS a symptom uf diseased pre-
cocioCSrrS>
"ThH recent rapd developments or
women lay "nt"rn.: more and more into
he work al mV". i transition involving
great strain. >CcllS tn hnV" some uu-
welcome IccpWpIn.mrnt>. In Nienun
i"r Instance. .,'n"ral paralysis. q mans
disease. j. ircr"ISn'. anon" women.
In Belgium Insanity nd suicide have
been %rcWiu.; relatively faster in WON'T
"u rh"n in Epr.
"!f W >A"k" lii lrrC jlc had appirS
fall first. =" IN pvrindS nr rush and
strain the weaknesses ni human nature
hf'".Ev Nor annrr"Hi Hut thjs In
crease in cvii MAY h' only - trmpu~ary
one. du" Ia Size nrrc sarv urcS>ur" ot
adapi1h,i'iy 10 modcru "ivili%atjon."
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
MRS. GRANTS WILL elLeO
Estate Left to Childron. Memeu,oS Ia
Metropolitan Museum or Art.

washington. II. G. The Metropoiitat.
Museum of Arr. In New York CITY. j.
L" receive the thousand -year-old rnl,i
i""urr"d cabinet presented Ia Mrs
Julia Dent Grant nv ;he NIikauo nc
''i.i.r. according - Ecr viii. ul"d tor
pros a.
ti" muS'um is also To receive two
valuable vases presented TO Mrs. Grant
>"i @ivcn l"r hy the King al Sian,
~ ihc Niii>Hdo. lhc solid gold tote,
an'; other mcmcn;oS si.c received wi6I,
"n 'h" trip around the world viii.
G'Ncral Grant
!hc estate. consisting of real estate
valued :t Siu,nOO. cash $1,000 and
ruritics SiS0.0O0 is to hn divided
equally among her -four children. cen
"rHl Fred ~. Grant. hy the actiou oc
thc children. is named as executor.
With Ih" will was filed a sworn
statement ny ]. Picrpont Morgan certi-
Tying 10 th" signatures of Antllont-
lIr"Ncl and George ". Chiids. vii
neSScS 10 the VIII The executor j.
directed hN IL viii so present to thu.
toNernm"ht any his ;orical elects
deemed desirable
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
CASTRO'S ARMY VICTORIOUS
Venezuelan Rebels Defeated in Bal
lie Lasting Two DAYS.
RtPul WITH HEAVY LOSSES
frrSident Castro Personally Cou,,,.ct..ih
"i"S''p" HE Operations OF nis Force.
mt Bnrpuisimcto-Thc Defeat "A Severe
Ei"w &" the uundrcas
KILLED and Wounded

'hii"aS. N"ncHucla. Elruu.>i,nc ~
cA"i,al of tl" Statc &c I.ara Witch
for some time pas, has been in tie nos.
session OF thr Venezuelan revolution.
isis. Las been rccapturod hv Goycrn
m"n' forces. The towns ur SAN Carlos
ana Tinauuiilo have also been rc,.ln.
tu'cd ny the GoNcrrmcn.
The rcvoluiouiS;~ al i;aru,ri.in, o
were under he command at o;ruor,ls
Nolaenir and rrualuzu. Thry ryacu.
Hi"d De Town. after losing II. men
h'iird aud - wounded. There WAS
nATd lighting in the streets aud su
hurnS oi l;ar4uiSimeto for two DAVIS
In" Government forces were com
lhlhd"d 10y General Ccrrrino Castillo.
now appears tha, president cas-.
II" r"C"rt NiSi; 1" La Victoria Wa~
NOT "i Il social nature. as r,,nitcd here,
hl'i ioT ave purpose of con,'Ictin- nor
SohaliN hN telegraph the operations nr
MS lorCrS 81 RaruIiSimctu This vie.
Tory Tor TIE Government appears to he
IN" dir"r; result nf the Presidents IN.
liAiiNr. II has been u most severe
GLOW Tor the rrvolutioniStS
nit"d StA,cS Minister Bowen has re-
''iN"d Information that lhc Dutch
steamer PrinS MauriiS has cItcrrd ,.rr
.aih I"nrZurlanporIs hlockadcd by the
triiish hcri and discharged irvr c:,r-u
there.
Hp"ciaI permission for he Dutch
steamer 10 do This WAS obtained from
"inm"dor" M"nt"omcric "f the Rri;
iNh cruiser 'haryhdiS The Italian
cruiser Giovanni Hausan ordered ihc
commodore Mont@omcric directed ,b,t
>hr continue to discharge her cargo.
th 'h~caS his j. held la hr a dis
rrl'hinatinn against American >trnm-
~. ana The british Commolorr'S No
tom mas been criticised.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
DOM ESTIC.

Former Secretary of War ElkinS de-
rlared that fifty hnttlcShipS Should he
built before naval appropriations were
pared down.
Tho will of Thomas Il. Reed was
filed ut New York city. 1t gives all III;
estate to his widow. Mrs. Susan l..
Reed. ana makes her sole cXccutriX. Il
hequc't tn his father and mother hav-
ing lapscd by their death.
Two Poles were arrested nj Oypur.
ILL.,. FOR opening Il mail sack and burn
ing the contents Ia keep themselves
warm.
'thr responsibility Ger The turf room
explosion IN lioi Springs. hrk.. by
which two men We're killed has hcen
placed upun the prour:2tGr, and The
lighting company.
Andrew Carnegie made Il conditional
gift of S25.u0o to thc Loyal Legion al
Labor. Il negro organization formed in
ONO Tor educational aud political work.
Andrew Carson. Il telegraph operator.
blamed f0r tho wreck on the Grand
Trunk Railroad. near London. Ont.
said tl;c accident WAS due to Il conflict
ing order from the irIin dispatcher.
Cardinal Gibbons narrowly escaped
serious injury i'm II falling elevator in Il
Pittsburg rPa.) hotcl lie was shaken.
but unllurt.
The torpedo boat destroyer WorLen.
now Mt Norfolk Navy Yard. was or
dered in commission.
Robbers relieved tic State Bank Mt
Webbcr, Kan. of Sl5OO cash and cs-
capped.
General Greene. the new Police Com
missioner of New York City, has re-
tained the present deputies.
While seeking food or shelter Joseph
Harlton an aged pro9pcctoG. pcrished
In the storm near Isle, Col.
While playing Santa Claus. Forest
Gale. iiftcru-ycar-old boy. was IA
tally burned III ihc Salvation Army
barracks st Hamilton. o.
Having forced Ed Gay. OF Mathews.
Ga. 10 force open his safe an unknown
man killed him and took S1200 in cash
with which L." escaped. leaving no clue.
Daniel G. Movnihan, former captain
OF police. was acquitted ut New York
city hy Jury o. u charge Of accepting
bribcs.
Whiic Mr. and Mrs. a. w. Williams
were dinin" ar the Westminster Hotel.
Los Angeles. Cal. thieves took $1,000
worth OF icwclry from their room.
James kildce. aged t02 years. and
supposed 10 have been the oldest resi-
dent OF Illinois. died mt Danville. H.
Two hundred passengers. an entire
trainload. were injured in q wreck i'm
Illinois None We're killed
Nate Salisbury. controlling partner
in Buffalo Biil'S Wild West Show, died
ut Long Branch. y. j.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
AS THEY DO IN CHINA.
fn"t>hmrn' al 700 Flows For shanghai
Engineer WI" omit without Nntic..

Washington. II. &. Puuj>htu,u, g..
lW blows ara two works innui~n,.
n'"ni WIS llr sentence "r - Sh:ln.,hni
'"uri ~ 'rv"nt c;iS. ur nn ,n..iuo,..
VINO irii hi- EMPLOYERS vi;hout ,iur
n"'"". E"'A0Sr other employee, OF tn,
;"'ipHIr l"otilCd hy an advauc. in
Wa='N IN which The engineers ,vcrr
omitted th" dcfcndant "a coulpany
Viii N'N"n other engineers struck.
tho company. prosecuting ihc case.
'"ht'h'cd ,bnt. aS tile men were, en-
'i"N"d hN the month. they should have
tiNrh lu"uth'S notice NJ their inrcu-
'i"E 40 leave. u position Which was un-
h"id 10y Tia" court
Warrants arr ont for the otilrr seven
strikers
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
YOUNG fILleiko's PLIGHT.
Wa Refused naturalization Papers T.,
cans" lie Had No Country tn E,uou,,.

wa Refused naturalization Papers Ec-
'"n9" lie had No Country To Ernnuncr.
Washington. u. G. Justice Cinhai;,.l
d the District Supreme Cujnj. In,
p""n engaged in hearing petition nlr,!
ny \ntoni" VI. de- NcaZa. a young FIJI.
3ino. VIII" j. seeking 10 obtain natural.
%ation papers. III" came 10 rhiS conn
Try after The signing of The treaty of
nracc by The United States and Snnin
lie applied for nalmaliZatior paIirr,
Ibis district.
lie local law REQUIRES that au or.
1llchntS FOR citizenship must renou:l,..
iilrgihhce {" some coRhiry. Mr.. YZa%a
hau no country tu rcnOuncc. aud un
hiS ground Ii" WAS denied naiuiHlila.
i"h papers 10y tn" Clerk o: The DiSiri,.i
supreme Court.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
MRS. w. A. CLARK. JR.. DEAD.
Mother OF the s1.OOO.O0O Grandson q
Senator CIarh-Baby Doing Well. .-.

Bntte. Mont.-Mrs W. \. Clark. Jr..
Wle or the youngest son of Senator w.
\. Clark. died after n lingering illness.
almost hopeless from the first. from
Septicaemia. following the birth OF her
baby boy on December -.
Mabel Foster Clark was ONLY twenty
tnfee years old. She was born near
fl'tsburg. Pa. and came 90 Butte with
her parents when IL child. She was
niarrlcd ON June 10. 1901. Mr. and
MIS-. Ch'rk Travelled Ill over The world
on their wedding trip.
IN" boy horn to Mrs. Clark will re-
ccive S1,000,O0O as Il gift from his
grandfather. Senator Clark who prom
iSed several months ago that he NyouId
give that sum to his first grandson.
Inc child is strong and hcalthy.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
THE KIEHL POISONING CASE.
mrs. Kiehi and Her Mother Arrested on
the Charge or Murder

Cortland. y. N.-MrS Adelaide Fen
ner and her daughter. Mrs. Maudc C..
kiehl. OF South Onondaga. are in Cort
land iail charged with murder i'm the
nrst degree. They were arrested Mt
their home by Sheriff Ovcrton OH war
rants procured by Coroner Saniee. MS
me result of an inquest in which he
round that the two women had been
instrumental i'll causing the death Of
william klehl. the husband of Maudc.
AT his home in Preblc on February q
mst. by administering to him arsenic
mixed with his food. The Coroner
found That the poison was prepared bv
Mrs. Fenner. and that afterward she
ana Mrs. Kiehl had given it to Kirhl
Tor the purpose of causing his death.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
sNOWsLlDE CARRIES DEATH
Eu"ishousc and Occupants Swept uoun
n Mountain side.

Nelson, H. News reached here
mat II SnowSlidc struck the bunk house
OF t'e Mo!Iic tihSon Mine, ten miIc,.
lror Lake kootcnai on Christmas
night, raZinG The building. It is he.
liev"d 10 have Killed nine men and ia.
Jur several others
ic men had gone to bed after hold
lL.; IN lmpromptu concert. Tie sRoN,-
si' crushed in the roof and swept
the men down The mountain They
were carried from 800 feet To half Il
mile from the site of the cabin. one
man was found i'll the snow, writing
in agony. He died few moments
later.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
oseD A REVOLVER TO GET COAL
Determined Woman boarding HIIse-
keeper Obtains n Fuei supply I'm ~ troit.


keeper Obtains n Fuol supply I'm ~ troit.
Detroit. Mich.-''Here is S75G Write
me out an order on the yard Sor n ton
of coal"
Samuel Boden. clerk for the coal firm
of Stanley Ii. Smith X Co.. looked up
from his books Ia gaze into the barrel
of revolver held in the hand Of a
woman on whose face was Il deter
mined expression.
You said that you would rot he
asleep if attempted tn get coal in your
yard. Now / want TO tell you that this
gun won't he asleep if you don't write
out The order and write 1t out mighty
quick
The woman was Mrs. W. Il. Richard
son. who keeps Il boarding house. She
secured full ton OF hard coal for
$40. She had wagon outside and
as soon as she received the order she
drove into the yard. got the coal and
went home in triumph
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
COURT DECIDES FOR MAscAcNl.
Tie Didn't Steal From His sManager-Nnr-
Lawsuits Accommodating.

Chicago. Ill Richard Heard failed
to prove his charge OF cmbczzlcmcnt
against Pictr0 Mascayni. The Italian
composer. Justice Underwood decided
that MaScagni had not stolen $1,000 or
any other sum. aud thai The mana GER
should have made the caSc u civil anil
not criminal one
Mascagni was forced to take ihc
witness stand.
h"forc the court adjourned Heard
and Mnscagni learned that they had
Decn sued hy TWO former employees oc
the dcfunct opcra company. In one
case Judgment has been rendered.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
BANK BLOWN TO PIECES.
Robbers Obtain SI5.oOO and, Inrirni.Iat.
Ing fmrsmnrs. Escnnr.

81 Louis. Mo. The bank ut I,n,ou.
Mo. was robbed OF $1,000 in a scuSa =
houhl manner by burglars between 1
and Il. III. Residents in the Niciuit,
of the bank were aroused by the souuft
OF an explosion and some OF tl,cn4
rushed into the street
The burglars then leaving The buuk
hred some hfty shots at random. AND
Were successful in IntiInidating tie
wouid-be captors until they had made
their escape. All the money wae taken
from the vaults. The building was,
completely wrecked. No clue TO t.e.
robbers has been discovered
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
Absronds with x4io.ooo

sensation has been cansrd II,
financial circles in London hy the nb.
S""ndiuc ot \. :. Rowe. partner in the
hrm of Ecwick. Morciug e Co. mining
engineers, who have large interests in
australia. Egypt. West Africa and
NINA. Rowe has written 10 tie hrm
admitting his ofcns"S which axe un-
h"fS'ood to be thc obtainin:: a. adj
v:nccS on forged share ccrti,irr'r> rn
ihC amount of $50 600
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
TURN cANNleALs IN FAMINE.
Thousands of Natives IN New Guinea Are
Starving-Prospcctors Murdered.

Sydney. y. $. Wa prolonged
drouth in New Guinea has caused Il
famine and thousands of the inhahit-
ants are starving
Some are subsistin@ on roots. grui,S
vermin, while Others have rcsoricd 10
cannibalism. eating The bodies of those
who have died of starvation.
TWO European prospectors have been
murdered
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
Bad KussIan Crop Outlook.

The condition of the winter crops i'm
nearly all European Russia is regarded
hs absolutely bad. This condition
arises from The delay in sowing. due
TO the latc harvest and the rainy au-
tumn and winter. The seed did not
germinatc sufficiently before The adj
vent of carly ana intense frosts The.
crop outlook is serious even in several
o." the southern provinces OF the cuun-
fry
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
The GREAT DURBAR IN INDIA
coward VII. Proclaimed Emperor at
Delhi With Oriental Splendor.
THE VICEROY READS HIS MESSAGE

l In IN. lass Ii J. -
""r'" |"'"r'a was t'"'''i"'"-N
Visit From the rrinc. nr Wales Prom
is.d-rhr.e Years, Interest ON rnn,,,o
ro,,,,,,, ,,..., ,,,
Delhi. iriia. King EdW"rd VII. -
Enw!ard WAS nrocliimrI ;:n,n IN. o'
rr,Ii., .,,;l .,...,..,.,
, o''i h'Ai nA%h.u'"i''"-
The ,rr,.lnuuy wits a,irYGcd l.y
1I.uOn urrsunS ,>>r,uhl.I I'm - yu,t
,..i
'', va
"hV'' ~" la" queen Victoria Was
/ proclaimed The ;irS, EWi.vS> ui luj.u
bv Earl I.vttal,. ;nrn Ni,r.oy
.,t ,.;,
''
! III" \r'''"N ' lh'ilh. L"'d 'ir:."h. O.
/ NCdle>iuu. ih,' pf.ur:S aii u,Ecr ui.-
nitariCs was one OF the hrillau, vpi-
SodC> "a ihc day. The Princes WVr"
ciHd in SILK anl "uu:urd with jewels.
and ihrir horses aud carriages were
/ hnilliHnt with trdppiilg' Oi gold. The
spectacle within thr arena WAS most
striking and gorgeous.
The carriage al the Duke Ur CON
nau"ht. who represents King Edward.
was escorted hy Il drtIchuCnt of ,IN-
airy aud aS The Duke aud Duchess
were driven around the arena The as
SCmhla"c CAV" them an enthusiastic
welcome.
preceded by members of his body
guard. clad in white. blue and gold.
Lord Curzun appeared aI the entrance
~ III" arena in his carriage. The
Positions were uniformed in scarlet
and gold. and the carriage was drawn
hy iour nay horses. The Nircroy was
escorted hy Sir l'criah FINCH. Aiighi
in@ from HIS carriage. Lord curzon
mounted ihr daiS To The throne. which
W.;S decorated with golden lions and
around which were placed massive
silver fooisto"ls. The throne Itself
WAS Suruountcd by 4 canopy of white
and gold.
When ihr Nirrruy reached ilr
thron" III" national anthem WAS
played and Il salute Of twenty-"n"
guns WAS irrd. w men IN" spectators
had resumed thcir seats after the an
them there WAS Il flourish OF trumpcts
from the hrraldS. and Major Maxwell.
~ the command of the Niccroy. read
the proclamation uponin" The DurbIr.
1hc royal standard was raised on high
ana IN" imperial salute was fired.
Tile m1SScd bands marched iy play
lhE. honllrcS W"r" started by the
''""l'H ""'N'' 'uh l. WIS announced
'hH. NlIi@ fuW"ru WaS emperor OF
i','i';
/" MS I"',icSS 'l' Nlc'roN oNtHIleu
INC l"N'ti IhnHtii people anu propheSlcd
prosperity i"r ne lnuiah rilpir". lie
S"'h AIS" ih't' IL ma pcch d'cidcd not
/" rNa't interest Tor 'l''" Years on
Hii l"'hS m'id' "t Suaiauteed ny the
Government OF ihuii 10 thc hallNe
'|'.N III v"!ICc'p"ii WIN th' recent
i"h''''' ne ' "''oE announced also
'"r "i'''"i, "' 'ii' ih'l'h S'ah corps
Whi'h mas long b'cu an army sine
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
Fatal Diphtheria on Tho nus,,o

A dispatch TO the Navy Department
AT Washington reports IN nutbrrnI: of
diphtherla on board The training shin
Buffalo. which arrived al Pcn<a,nIn
fla. Two of the boys died of the III,
rasc-Guy Pattyson. Of Silvcy Greek.
y. T.. ana Robert E,mmcf Casey. Of
knnkakcc. III. y half dozen n,irr
diphthcria patients aboard IN, Euf'alo
Captain Wise reports imDrovin~
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
Mo,her Pleads in vain ro,. eou.. I;c.

IN" Board of I'arIons al Trcn,un =
- mas refused (" commute To liz
imprisonment the death sentence oc
faul Woodward. of Camden. Wood.
ward killed two boys in Camden com.
~. robbin@ thcm of small sum Of
money. His aged mother appcn.."d lc.
lorc Governor Murphy and n, .il,. u ail-
'lni pi"h Tor the lie of hrr son. who
WIS sentenced 10 hc hanged om Jan.
uIIy
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
Hussia's Fleet In the Far E,s,

1t iS said that soon Russia viii in.
crease her torpedo fiotilla in the fa..
Eastern waters TO twelve destrGycrS.
two torpedo cruisers and two torpedo
transports. The additional vessels will
carry 1900 men.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07

The Nuuiih :;oU%c 6ed milh was ono
"t in" Si""k Show piarrs of Paris after
dark. II WIS 50 called from the mill.
huili IN ih" Du,ch fashion which WIS
"nr Of It's attractions rh" arms of thc
mill wr"r ii@Ltcd lN red lamps. and
'hc biz wheel revolving in he evening
Was one 81 ihc familiar sights of Mont.
n:Arirc American ana English tour
isis on their tirSt lrip abroad always
considered u visit 40 Il aS one of their
duties. y cafe chaniant was run IN
connection with thr mill" and ihrYc
ANA IN In" "pcn air pavilion lively
daliVrS ana other amuSemcntS of 4
more 6. less pictureSqu" sort were pro-
vidcd
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
Governor DocI:ery,s Wife Dead.

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Docllcry. wife
OF Governor Dockery. who for several
weeks had been suffering from an af-
lection of the heart. died at Jefferson
City. Mo. Mrs. DockelV was born in
1870. She was Il natiIe of Missouri,
and lincal descendant bf Commodore
Perry.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
stratton's VIII Admitted ,o p,oi,.,.

Judc" Orr. at Colorado SPRING. CO..
has admitted the will Of the late w. y.
Straiton 10 probate over thc protest Of
,hc contestant. his son. l. Harry Sirai,
ton. The attorneys for he contestant
gave notice OF an appeal 10 The pis,ria T
Court.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-01-07
h0om in Brltish Revennns

The British revenue returns for the
last nine months We're nearly S31 600
ooo more than for the corresponding
period Year ago.