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GOVERNORS MAY MIX.
Refusal to Honor RoqulsItion Likely
to Bring Row.

Montgomery, Ala, Feb. 5.-,rhe state
of Alabama has fight on its hands
to get Leroy G. Harding, the DeKalb
county bank defaulter, back to this
state. He is wanted on an indict-
ment for embezzlemont.
Harding has been arrested in Flor.
ida, but the governor of Florida has
declined to honor the reQuisition o.
the governor Of Alabama for the pris.
OnCr.
Governor Jelks has not yet recciv.
ed official notification from Governor
jennings that the requi8ton has been
refused, but w. J. Sullivan, the Ala
bama agent, who was sent for the pris-
oner, tclegraphs back that Guyarl4r
jennings declines to honor on the
grounds that it is not shown that
Harding was ever in the state OF
Alabama"
1t is not improbable that the COVER
nor of Alabama will be rather vigor-
Gus when he makes official reply on
what he considers discourtesy, and
an abuse OF comfy between sister
states
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Uncle Sam Cheated Out Of Tolls,

San Francisco. Feb. 5.-rhe wor.u
Of deputy surveyor OF this port in
measuring the French vessels in tho
harbor has shown that all the ships
nave been measured and the govern
ment has hereby been cheated out OF
It's just dues in pilot fees and dock
aSe and custom tolls. In the case OF
several French ships it has been
shown that their tonnage has been un-
derestimated by several thousand tons.
The government has in the past per-
mittcd French vessels to register their
tonnage according to their own meas
rrements, but new order has been
received from Washington by which
French ships are to be placed on the
same basis Of measurements as tht
American vessels.
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S3.GOo Elaze at Concord.

Concord, Ca FOB. 1.-TWO store
BUILDINGS owned by DR. X. A. Mallory
were burned to the ground The fire
IS supposed to have originated from a
defective stove lue. b. f. Rowe. who
carried fancy groceries, loses about
5000, with no insurance The other
house was occupied by DR.. Mallory.
who carried drugs and sundrias. These
goods were almost total loss. Seven
hundred dollars of insurance was car.
ried on these goods, and $500 on the
buildings. The total loss to DR.. Nal.
lory will be about $4,000
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
Nine PERSONS FALL
VICTIMS TO FLAMES
Montreal, Que, and Mahon-
ey City. Pa, Suffer Loss.
MANY OTHERS BADLY lNJuRRr

One Woman Jumps From Second story,
With Infant in Her Arms and Both
Receive Probably Fatal Injuries.
Over Heated Stove Caused Fire. -.
Montreal, Feb. 5.-Three persons
were burned to death and four badly
injured today In a fire In Cadieux
street
The dead:
Mrs Edward Crawford, 40 years oic,s
Willie CrawfCtd, Is years old.
James Hogan, % years, son-iu
The injured:
Mrs Ethel Hogan, will die
Il. Hogan, infant son, may die; EuS'
ward Crawford, probably will die;
Thomas Hare, 35 years old, face and
HANDS burned, may die.
Mis- Hogan, with her infant and
Thomas Hare, jumped from the seS<.
ono story of the burning house.
The fire evidently started from an
overheated Kitchen stove.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
TOLD REMARKABLE STORY.
How Woman Was Robbed and Nal
treated by New York Cabman.

treated by New York Cabman.
New York, Feb. 5.-A cabmap
known as Moffatt, he's been held for
trial on the charge of robbery made
by Miss Clayborne Sheldon, of Buffa.
10, who told Magistrate Barlow a re-
markable story of her arrival here as
stranger and her attempt to reach
reputable Broadway hotel through
the medium Of cab.
Miss Sheldon came from Buffalo
Jan. Is. she says, to seek a position.
having achieved at home something OF
a reputation as vocalist She hao
been directed to an uptown hotel at
the Weehawken terminal OF the rail.
road, took the forryboat for Franklin
street, but instead of Forty-second
street landed down town
Il told the first cabman that | met
that | wanted to go to the hotel" 81
said. He said it would cost SO and
| got in to the cab.
L do not know how many miles |
was driven, but hours passed and it
seemed to me as if [ had made the
>N'N VI 'iAN SiIS SfNtI ul lIHltS. EVERY
time l spoc to the cabman he said
that we were getting near the hotel
could not understand what the
cabman meant, and after we had
passed familiar corner, | stopped the
cab, determined to get out.
Where am Il? | said.
You are near the hotel he replied.
Well, | will walk the rest of the
way | said.
Then tried to get out The cab
man seized me and forced me into
the scat
You will not leave the cab said
he, until you pay me $lO0.'
Il asked what for, and he told me
TO give up the money to avoid trou.
bic. Sc .amed, and he seized NV
throat. He told me to keep quiet for
my own good. but | kept on fighting
as we'll as ! could. Then he threw q
handkerchief oHtN my race. thint
1t was saturated with chloroform +
made me sick. ceased to struggle
and do not recall anything until some
time attcrwaTd. when | found mysel
lying in gutter. was dazed and
sick. After awhile | was able tn
walk and found that was at Forty.
ninth street and Eighth avenue, nearly
z miles from the hotel The woman
Immediately sought = policeman to
whom she told her story. She bod
been robbed of all her money, SIS, n
ring worth Sis, her watch ana MANY
small articles. Perhaps the most 70.
risSS%@ riAsSSSS%@ie part of the affair which had
occurred4 a street which is crowded
night and day. developed.
From the womafiA4ssHHeSc2 mafiA4ssHS the
policeman Immediately re50s&
caDman and set out to find him
mad Just arrestcr Moffatt in a distan
Scct!on OF the city and learned he bo,
reilred from the cab driving proree
sion Jan. 10, the day after the holdun
inc officer fully confirmed his mar
OF the adventure and Moffatt wa,
ldohtihed In court by the complainant
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
OutraneS bN Hcrrnrna

Berlin, Feb. 5.-Tccgraphic commu.
nicalion with Windhook. German
Southwest Africa, has been restored
Ihe authorities there cable that the
Hcreros murdered Assistant Director
Hoepncr of the Colonial bureau ana
Herr Waltcrmeyer, an agricultural OK
pert. No Information regarding the
rate of Herr Muellcndorff. the Cologne
GaHettes correspondent. and DR.. Ger
Der the forestry expert. has been OBJ.
tanned by the authorities. Both OF
these men are reported to have been
murdered
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
BY TYPHOID FEVER
HANNA IS ATTACKED
Diagnosis of His Physicians
Shows This to Be Vtuo.
NO GREAT ALARM YET FELT.

Case Is ResuIar-No Grave Symptoms.
Plan Is To Take MIR. Hanna to
ThcmasVIIe, Ga, as Soon as Safe
To Do So.
Washington, Feb. 5.-The condition
or Senator Hanna was reported this
morning as practically unchanged
. consultation OF physicians is in prog.
ross.
Senator Hanua is Officially pro.
nounced to have typhoid fever.
The following bulletin was issued
by his physician, immediately after the
consultation:
Senator Hanna has typhoid fever.
ihe diagnosis is confirmed by the
complete blood examination reported
this morning by Dr. Edward Bchron.
The senator rested fairly we'll last
night and this morning, his tempera,
ture is 100; pulse, 81"
President Roosevelt walked over
from the White House this morning
personally to inquire after the sena.
tors condition. He spent ten min.
utes at the hotel.
DR., Bchrond is microscopic expert
OF this city. He made two tests The
hrst one showed the presence of the
typhoid bacillus. TIE second test
was made to confirm the first one.
The physicians viii issue no fur.
ther bulletins before evening. unless
some unexpected development occurs.
The doctors say the case of typhoid is
regular
Ihe question of sending for the
momberS of Senator Hannas family
was discussed with the physicians this
morning, and it was decided that il
was not necessary at present to send
for them.
Those In consultation over the case
were Dr. 8iXey, who had his REGULAR
attending physician here. DR.. G.. Llova
Magruder and DR.. Behrond The pres.
ident arrived during their consulta.
orr>,He talked earnestly about the
case f,@s&4ksgor }. Dover, secretary
to Mr. Hanna fo;f$Sp ~ minutes and ex.
pressed his warm syinilTs~a.G Then
he walked back to the White 11USF,e
The senator is being closely guarded
from visitors, and no one cxcept his
regular household is permitted 10 500
s+im,,,, ,,' ao'I o'o' Is mix and ne
40 ''',,'S "oato3 ','9 oe'nS used at present
the night
,,,,,,;,. I''''' ,ii''S'' OH personally at
hnt ~ ,"o p','e"' 'huch OF the time
do, -" ~, - "'''e" nurse begun duty to-
ort,oo, t. p.'S "'I'""S say that the
,ho, ~ % "opt'"' lor recovery and
sna,.,, ,'I ''"''"i POINT IN the illness
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ManeIcd by Switch Enoine,

Atlanta, Feb. 5.-T C. Carr. former.
~ OF Gainesville, Ga, and recently
working in Atlanta In the Georgia
railroad yards, fell from a switch en-
gine yesterday morning about G:3O
O'Clock and was alomst instantly KIN.
ed The wheels of the engine passed
over his body and cut or his right foot,
mashed his head and caused other in.
1urieS lmmcdtely after the acci.
dent occurred Grady hospital was no.
tihed and an ambulance sent out. He
was dead before it arrived. living
for only a few minutes.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
HOPE OF PEACE HAS
been ABANDONED
Russian Troops Concentrate
In the Yalu Valley.
AGGREGATE. 100000 STRONG

AGGREGATE, 100000 STRONG.
Ut Is Said the Probable Intention on
the Part of the Cars Forces Is To
Seize North korea-War Outlook Is
Threatening.
London, Feb. 5-A dispatch to The
Central News Agency from Toxic says
the newspapers there publish tela-
grams saying that 10000 Russian
troops have been concentrated in the
Yalu valley with the probable inten-
tion of seizing North Korea
1t Is added that hope of maintain
ance OF peace has been abandoned.
st. Petersburg, Feb 5.--Dspatches
from Vladivostock say that over a
thousand Japanese girls embarked
there for Japan yesterday, and that
three other steamers are on the point
OF sailing for Japan with Japanese
families. including many who left tho
Nlkolskoye and Ussuri regions on last
Wednesday,
a Russian correspondent of The AS
sociated Press at Port Arthur tele-
graphs as follows:
There is no truth in the report that
freight traffic has been stopped on the
Manchurian railway
"All the ships of the Russian Pa
citlc squadron which have been held
in reserve are now in full commits
sion.
"fhe regiments Of the Third East
Siberian Rife brigade which recently
lett Port Arthur are taking temporary
stations along the Chinese railroad.
Tho P0't Arthur garrison has been
strengthened by the arrival there of
the Seventh brigade of conscripts, who
have recently been going through a
short course of training
stores Of provisions and coal are
s r 2 E1srv St 5;irv1N F h@G =, forwnlu -
Both the army and navy are in cy
cel!ent condition and everything i
ready for an emergency, but all ar
patiently awaiting the outcome of Ia,
negotiations. The Russian population
is tranquil. Very few CT the Rus
slams are leaving, but many Japanes,
merchants are selling out and goln.
home. Those remaining here feel ell
tire confidence in the authorities.
Tho announcement from Vladvo
stock that preparations have beel
made for the mobilization of Tho
Manchurian reserves was premature"
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
SEN SATIONAL CASE.
Affair In State College of Kentucky
May Go to Courts

Lexington, KY Feb 5.--The board
OF discipline, of the state college of
Kentucky is sitting today to consider
sensational case which may so to
court.
Miss Hnrsis, IS years old daughter
of Judge j. II. EIargis, OF Breathitt
county, who is student in the col
lega, charges that she has been insult.
cd frequently by Luke Milward a
Lexington student, and subjected to
taunts because OF her fathers alleged
connection with Breathitt's trouble.
Judge Harsis is here and demands
that the college take action.
inc mountain students took the
girls part and elected Milward from
the grounds at points Of revolyers.
Milward may be expelled.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
STEAMERS UNLucKY TRIP.

suftetcd by Wind and Wave Seaman
Swept Overheard.
New YORK, Feb. 5.-Ono seaman was
washed overheard during the rough
ard tompestuous voyage of the steam.
er Bluccher, which arrived today, an
other fell and broke his leg, and boy
was injured. The steamer encounter.
Cd a succession Of high westerly galea
and very rough seas. with hurricane
squalls Of hail and rain
The steamer Finland, which arrived
today from Antwerp on her first trip
since she grounded OF Flushing, had
an exceedingly rough trip, but vii
out damage TO the vessel or injury to
passengers or crew.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
Council NEGRO slshons.

Mobile, Ala, Feb. 5-Tho council
OF bishops of the African Methodist
Episcopal canYontion is in session
here with bishops present from Geor.
gla, Pennsylvania. Ohio, Indiana,
Maryland. New York, Tennessee, Mich.
igan, Kansas and Africa. The coun.
sci VIII remain in session two days.
Bishop Fl. M. Turner, OF Atlanta, pre-
sidod.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
ButIer Case BEING Arnned.

Fulton Mo, Feb. 5.-ATnmonts to
the Jury in the case Of Colonel Edward
Butler of st. Louis. who is on trial
before Judge Graves on the charge Of
being member Of the house OF del.
egateS to secure the passage OF the
city lighting bill in 1899. was begun
today Assistant Circuit Attorney
Bishop, of St Louis. began for the
state n
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Perfect Conli-IcnCc.

Where there nse to he fceling OF
uneasiness and worry in the bon rho' Il
when n child showed symptoms of Group,
there is now perfect confidence. This is
owing to the uniform success OF Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy IN tho trelt.
ment of that disease. Mra. NJ. L Ba1
ford, of Pooleslillo, Md, in speaking q
bA experience in tho use of that rom 4,
, Rs: "I have w"rld of tona 9ence il
2 lmberlair's Cough Remtdy for have
used 1t with p rf' ct succci 8. My child
Gariand is subject TO sex ere attacks oi
GROUP, and itAlwnye CIV, him prompt
relief For Sale 10y Ptkens Drug 20,
and II Has..ss4es.s.!s; se. 4! las::selsehs, I !hess.y
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Gives to ruskeoee ,nst,tu,.

Altoona, Pa, Feb 5.-Mrs. Anna f.
Moore, formerly teacher in the Al
toona high school died recently. Her
VIII, which has just been probated
boQueaths $4,000 outright to the Tus.
kcSee institute Of Alabama. After
other beGuosts have been paid, the
residue Is to be divided between Tus:
kegee and the Lincoln university.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
HILL AQUITTED.
Verdict Cheered-Dramatc Close to
Trial at LaGranqe

verdict heered-Dramatic Close to
Trial at LAGRANGE.
LAGRANGE, Ga, Feb, 5.-After being
out for about an hour, the jury in tine
case of Charley Hill, charged with
the murder of Watt Brown, has reach,
ed verdict Of acGuittal
The jury went out about 4:3O and
reached thoir verdict about $50 D. M.
Hill is now a free man.
very dramatic incident occurred
as Solicitor General Hall read the
words Not guilty" and almost be-
lore they were uttered Hill arose and
said Praise God" and threw himself
into tho arms Of his mother, who was
sitting close by.
The courthouse rang with applause
as soon as the Verdict was rendered
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
Better Than Gold,

81 was houb ed for several years with
chronic Indigestion and uelvnus Il. bill
ity," writes f. j. Green. of Lancaster,
N. III. mo remedy lclpod me until /
began using Electric Bitters, which dil
&c more good than I'll tho medicines /
FUSED. Thoy ave nlso kept my
AeScelent health for years, She
- ~ Bittem Hyo just eplendid for
g; tlat they aae . grand
y II efator for week, ran down
,SHsS pill 4 M, a.cioe can t k., its
HH $S miiS 'lgy them, Only
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DIES AT AGE OF 81.

Miss Elizabeth Vanderbilt, Relative Of
Commodore Vanderbilt.
Now York, Feb. 5-Miss Elizabeth
Vanderbilt 81 years old. daughter OF
OIiVor vanderbilt, who founded the
hrSt ferry between Staten island and
New York and relative Of Commo.
dore Vanderbilt,e is dead at the home
OF hcr niece in small apartment on
the upper west side.
Miss Vanderbilt had lived with the
iamily for % years, but has never
spoken to them OF her business affairs
because OF extensive litigation over
her latherS property She is saio
10 nave had a large income.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
Death clolms Noted ch,,.,,o.

Chicago, Feb. 5--Tobias Brodcrlck
noted Jockey and driver of trotting
horses, Snowman, clambake promoter
and politician, is dead after weeks
illness He was 48 years old. Brod:
erick was born in Cambridge Before
he came to Chicago he was one OF
the most noted drivers of trotting
horses on the turf.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10

Opelika, Ala Feb 5.-After unani
nous action by the board OF pardons
requesting it, Governor Jelks has re-.
spited c. n. Sparks, the negro mur.
deror, for 50 days. He was to have
been hung in the Jail yard here today.
He was convicted OF killing Jack In.
gersoll, a good negro, OF Phenix CITY.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
Society Chooses nnhatera.

Dahlonega, Ca. Feb. 5.--The DecoTe
Palaestra society elected Ralph Hen.
~, OF Jaspor and L. G. Fortson, of
Elberton, champion debaters. These
young men are both prominent stIa
dents III the North Georgia AEytOul-
tural College.
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TO Answer Forqery charoea.

WelIand, Ont. Feb. 4-James H.
Abel left here today in care OF de-
tectiyc for New York. where Abel is
wanted to answer to charges of forg.
cry alleged to have been committed
while paying attention to Miss Eleon.
or Anderson under the name of ~.
Ogden GOelet.n
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
INsPEcr B. AND 3.
o--lsyS- ~1V>~>-~sS@
Atlantic and Rif.inqham Officials at
Brunswick, ca.

bTtnsWlck, Ga.
Brunswick, Ga, Feb 5.-yrEi.
Raoul, president, and George Dole
Wadley, general manager OF the Allan
TIC and birmingham railroad, arrived
In this city last night on Il special cal
and will make an inspection of the
brunswick and Birmingham properties
In this city, which road 1T has been
rumored will shortly be purchased by
the Atlantic and Birmingham.
However, neither of the gentlemen
had anything to give out on the sub.
ject.
1t is understood that the Atlantic
and birmingham option on the Bruins
wick and Birmingham has been cx-
tended until March 10.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
Six Persons Burned to Death.

Mahoney City, Pa, Feb. Silk per-
sons, all foreigners, were burned to
death early today at Trenton. near
here The fire destroyed six double
dwellings. The fire started from an
oVcrheated stove. The loss on the
houses is small
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
Passenger Men at palm aeaoh

Palm Beach, Fla Feb. 5.-The
southeastern Passenger association,
Joseph Richardson, Of Atlanta, chair.
man met here, Z roads being report.
ed by the 30 officials No business
OF importance has yet bocn transact,
0d
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
In The Merry Spring Time.

In the merry spring time the festive
malaria microbe, goeth forth determined
to colonize every human organism. If
this arch foe has invaded your system
allow us to suggest Rydales Tonic. This
remedy frees the blood from malaria
microbes eliminates poisonous matter
from tho system, strengthens tho nerves.
ard restores robust health. RydaIes
Tonic is guaranteed. PickSus. Drug t5,,.
Pickens; " Sheldon y so5 LibstA
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
To Locate Roer Cola,

HinSdale, Mont. Feb. 5.
Joubsrt and Captain OH
South Africa, are looking
In this vicinity for a cold1fS.
Bocr families. They Will visit t3rSs
Falls before returning. They seem.
en faVorably impressed with the fu.
ture OF this part of the state.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
Receipts and plahmrsnmenAa.

Washington, Feb. 5.--National bank
notes today for redemption, $1,O39,SI9;
government receipts from informal rev.
enue, $69S.l89; customs, $63B,418; mis-.
cellaneous, $59,137; expenditures.
81, ,480,0 600
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
CNid WNYC Coming.

If You hnvc Rydales Elixir in the
houso when cold wave is coming, you
need not fear attacks of Bronchitis,
Pneumonia, Coughs, Colds, etc. Ry-
da|es Elixir taken when attack oeginS
never fails to check rlIe progress of the
disease. 1t il equally successful in
chronic cases OF throat aud lnug disease
Pickens Drug Co, Pickcns; w. a..
Sheldon & Co., Liberty,
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ENTIRE TOWN DESTROYED.

HePOT0eu 10 Have Been OVerA 1dft
by Volcanic Eruption.
Amsterdam, Fob. 5.--Advices receiv.
cd here show that an entire town on
tic island of Java, Dutch East Indies,
Is reported to have been swallowed up
by a volcanic eruption and hundreds
of persons were killed.