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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-01-14
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

tBy our Regular Correspondent
Fine Molleson was In town on Sunday
with hay.
Robert E. Miller came in from his
Butte valley home on business.
Hay is being furnished our market
from w. N. McGill's ranch.
Work is progressing in tho various
mines as usual.
Mr. and Mrs Barney McNulty have
returned from Salt Lake City, where
they were re gently married.
Mrs. Robert Bews was the delivere r
of twins-still born--on Tuesday.
X. c. Davis returned from Ely on
Monday and expects to remain with us
a few weeks attending to business.
Adolph Sund berg placed an order to-
day for several thousand feet OF lum.
ber to begin his improvements at the
Hot Springs.
Hans Olsen has arrived in town from
Cal'entes to attend to business matters
and among other things has sold his
late residence to Mrs. Patrick Greene,
who will shortly make it her homo.
The Wide West Co.'S mill has been
working on ore for Mr.. Peterson, lessee
OF a mine belonging to Sanquist, Bress
aud Campbell. He says the results
we're very satisfactory and has return
I'd to Cocomungo to get more of the
auriferouS
There has been TO favorable news
made public Of the affairs OF the Grand
DEPOSIT Co. at Muncy. The latest is
some Of the last checks issued went to
protest and there were no funds In the
Treasury. Their mines are considered
valuab property and those Interest,"
ed are puzzled concerning the course
the company is pursuing. 1t is to be
sincerely Loped the financial matters
will be shortly straiehtened out and
the property developed.
There has been in the past much
fault finding with the conducting OF ths
stage line from Wells 10 Ely, but en-
quiries Of passengers. postmaster and
agents, elicit the information that
everything is now running smoothly.
Mr.. Kennedy, the manager, has made
many changes for the better. Passen-
gers to Ely now lay overnight here
and leave at a. m.. There is good ac-
conn rotation ia Cherry for passengers
IA choice ef two lodging houses, both
h wing good beds and agreeable host
esses.
a copy of a Casper, Wyo., paper at
hand announces the marriage OF Ed.
Bennett and Miss Belle Letellier, on
Wednesday, Dec. 80, in the parlors of
tho Natrona hotel by Rev. Robinson.
Thc bride came from Omaha and Mr..
Bennett is resident manager for the
Utah & Nevada Express Co, and is ono
of our boys, having been born aud
raised in this county. He was always
industrious and of exemplary habits
an he has the best wishes OF many
old friends in White Pine who hope he
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LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
Find Showing In that Depart
ment Of State.

sIinS< oUOWiu& th tuuA DSPo.
ment Of State.
To receipts of the State Land Of
Zoe r tbs year ending December 81,
t90S aud paid to the State Treasurer
wsre slaO, 696 AZ,
( During tue year, 5s,367 81 acres OF
land we're applied for. principally in
Lincoln, Elko, Nse, Humboldt and
sNEasa = sanntiAs, the acreage applied
foritf TIN several eouutia- being In the
order named. These lands reverted to
the State for nop pay meut Of interest
and other causes, frat payment having
been msds on all Of them by the ori-
ginxl applicants, making clear gain
of Sl9, ,384 40 to the school fund.
Two hundred and forty patents for
lands and BAL contracts were issued
during tho year, and only 70 contracts
wore forfeited. the Lowest number OF
forfeisures in twenty-five years.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
WHITE PINE COUNTY SCRIP
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
WHITE PINE COUNTY, NEVADA I
ELY, January dth, 1901.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there are now over Five Hundred H5Oo)
Dollars in the Redemption Fund OF White
Pine County, and that sealed proposals, di-
rected to mc,will be received for the surrender
of County Warrants on the General Fund Of
White Pine County until the next regular
meeting of the Board OF County Commission.
ers.
Bids to be opened by me at my Office in Ely
at O'Clock P. NJ. on Monday, February lst.
j. +. MILES,
County Treasurer of White Pine County New
First insertion. January 7, 1904
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that we have
purchased the building and ali furni-
,ure in he Charley Lento restaurant
at Cherry Creek, but that wo arc not
responsible for any debts contracted by
him. CHIN SING,
SRUN ONG.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-01-14

has selected q worthy helpmate and
will have all the blessings aud mono OF
the fbrrows that appertain to mar
fia4el life. II Is rumored that Miss
BAhbett, the groom's sister, has been
sefecled by beau to sh re his joys and
e0rrsws, and We may soon announce
the sedding.
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Notice.
CHANGE IN FREIGHT AND PASSEk
GER RATES ON WELLESLEY LINE.

From January 1st, 1903, the follow.
ing rates will he effective on The Wells.
Ely Stage Line TO Ely:
All packages under 50lhs will be
graduated.
All freight and express over 50lbs.
, cents per pound.
Passenger fare $3.50; round trip
s22.
The following apply ,oCherry Creek: :
Packages under 50lbs.; grad ted,
Freight and express over 50lbs ;2cts.
Passe nger fare SO: round trip $18.
Thirty pounds Ct baggage allowed
each passenger
d. C. KENNEDY. Manager.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
OF White Pine County G per Ger
Bonds.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE LEG
stature of the State of Nevada, approved
March Sd, 1885, scaled proposals will now be re-
ceived by me at my office in Ely. for the re-
demption of White Pine County Six Per Cent
Bonds. There are now over one thousand
fSi, ,000l dollars in said fluid.
Bids to be opened by me at my office in Ely
at o'clock p. m. on Monday, February l, 1904.
j. F. MILES,
County Treasurer of White Pine County.
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JOE v,cgK RATES.

Letter Tfeads-s}.5O for 5O0; $3.50 Tor 1,ooo
Letter Heads16 size)-s2CO for 500; 3d. so for oCO
ELL Heads arf e. IS CO fr &o $3.50 for ], 100
[Mediuml-s3.5 $50 for5o0; $3.50 for ,oo1
(smalll- 80 20 for 900; So 50 for 1000.
Candidates Cards-s50O for 500: $500 for 200.
Calling Cards-s4 co for $50; 500 for ,onc.
Posters, according TO the type set, will av-
erege about cen. apiece.
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Entered al the fostofde at Ely, Nevada, a
seconG-Class matter.
Communications are solicited, but the paper
sill not be responsible for the opinions of its
correspondent
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venire will be- drawn during the yea
for sittings of the District Court re
curing the services OF Jury:
Henry Millick, VIM. LAWSON,
X G Davis. Neil Munro,
II Mclaughlin, w } Peters,
w J Stewart. John Magnuson,
w A Shallen berger. II Curtis,
Tbos. Weldon, w k Basselt.
w ] Carothers, A A Marshall,
w ] Ednev, VIM. Mulvihill,
stephen Baker. l. G D"ty,
Geo. V Knapp, A J Stevens,
. Il Critic, G 3 Parker,
Geo. NJ. Peacock, james Doyl",
] II Holland, A Nelson.
w T Clauuch, Joseph Stoddarj,
w a Watson, l. IL Green.
g = Phalan, Herman Bress,
G d Maddalena, j A Carlson.
\ q Sundberp, Z V Brainard.
Charles K.rbstein, John Roseyear.
Peter Schaefer, G. II Mnorman,
I w Bambrlck, Albert Erickson,
Gust Simon. & NJ Porksen,
,,asten Olsen, Alfred Doutre,
G NJ Clayson, u a Crlpps,
] p uorsley. Jr. w u Clements,
ii l. carter, JosePn O"o", 'o"f
Geo. Oxborrow Ephraim Oxborfow
T ] Jubler, Wm A Terry,
A r Whitehead, NJ w Harrison,
ID II Ashby, Il a HeGdrlx.
| Wm. Vance, Chas. Mluoietti,
G RI Miller. = Nj Baker,
w r Smithson, w f Fowler,
John Yelland, Alex. Baird,
p Zupipo, II l. Cummings,
G w Fawcett, Jr. Peter Cadra,
John Moffatt Richard Hamllloi
] II Eager, Jas: Z Marrlott'
Frank Kell, NJ FOX,
w A Butsor, n w Sehlliing,
Z r. Bradley, ID L Nichoias,
VIM. Bradley, Martin Jefferson,
Andrew Jensen, n elson Jensen,
g w Harrison, Otis l. Terry,
Willard Burgess, IL l. Baker,
w ii Smith, JAS. Rogaptlh',
Ernest " Simonsen, N Slmonsen',
w a Moore, Alonzo Waugh.
Samuel A. Gardner, w y Fletcner,
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Utah & Nevada Express

From July lst the following graduated scale f
parcels and passengers will apply to the RESI-
stage lines leaving Ely:
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JURY LIST FOR 1904.

The following list of names were
chosen by the Commissioners at their
meeting Monday Of last week and de-
posted in the Jury Box, from which
"a venire will be drawn during the year
for sittipgs Of the District Court re-
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FOR SALE

The L. c. Olmstead Property
consisting of sheep, cattle, ranch and
range. For further particulars ad-
dress or call on J. NJ. FOX,
- ShOshone, w White Pine Co., New.
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OF MORTGAGE SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That that
certain mortgage executed and delivered by VIII.
mot L. Aldrich and Mary A Aldrich, his wife,
Mortgagors to Ella F. Richardson and James H..
Richardson, as Executors of the Last Will AMI
Testament Of Frank Richardson, deceased, Mort.
gagees, dated the 18th day Of March. a. d. 1907.
and filed for record in the Office of the Register Of
Deeds in and for the County Of Steele and State Of
North Dakota, on the Path day Of March. A. n.
1899. at 5O'clock, p. NJ, and was duly recorded in
Book V Of Mortgages on rage So, which said
Mortgage was thereafter duly assigned by the
said Mortgages to James %. Brown, by an in.
strument In writing, dated the 10th day Of Octob-
CIR, A. ID. 1908, which said assignment was flied
for record IN the office Of the Register ct deeds in
and for sal Steele County, North Dakota on the
NJ. and was duly recorded in Book '.s'' Of Mort.
cages on pages 521-522, will be foreclosed Ivy 4
sale of the premises in such mortgage and herein.
after described at the front door of the Court
House in the Village Of Sherbrooke, in the said
County Of Steele and State of North Dakota at
the 9th day July, A. u. 1904, to satisfy TIE
amount due on such mortgage OH the day Of sale.
The premises described In such mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the same are de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: The North Twenty.
five (25) feet of Lots nine g . ten (1U). cleven (11)
in the original towilsite Of Hope, Steele County,
North .,ak"ta, according to the plat thereof on
file or Of record in the office Ut the Register VI
Deeds in and for said Steele County.
There will be due on such mortgage ut thc date
VI sale the sum Of One Hundred and Tires
Dollars (S1n3 COZ
Dated June LIST 1914.
JAMES D. BROWN,
Assignee of Mortgagce.
C.S. SIMPLY.
Attorney for Assignee Of Mort :,agec.
Hope. n. d. Oh
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NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
Government Wins.

Judge Arnidon OF the United States
court holds that the Western Express
company, which operates along the
500 road in"this state, must pay the
government whisky licenses for each
agent in the state.
Internal revenue officials started the
suit against the company, claiming it
was shipping packages of beer and
whisky into this state under initials,
and anyone with the price could go to
their agents and buy, claiming the in
itials could get intoxicants.
Revenue officials held it was a
straight sale and the government was
entitled to the license from sScach
agent.
The case was tried here three days
and by a stipulation it was taken
from the jury by Judge Amidon, who
directed that TIE company should
pay $4,000 back license money
claimed. An appeal will be taken.
State officials will begin an action
against the company's agents in this
state for violating the state prohibit
ton law, for which u minimum pen
atty is ninety days in Jail and $500
fine
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Decided Constitutional.

The state supreme court has de-
cided that the Woods law is constitu-
tional in the case Of Peter Tickton,
plaintiff and appellant, VS.. the County
of Cass, defendant and respondent,
which vas appealed from the district
court in this county, where Judge
PdllglAll held as the supreme court
nolN31oes, for the defendants.
1A4s decision is a very important
TENN it affects much property in
theSGity and county, and will be re-
tceeFSeed with great interest throughout
the state.
i, What is known as the Woods law is
an act entitled can act to enable
board of county commissioners to in
stitute proceedings to enforce pay
ment Of taxes on real property, sold
to the state or county for taxes ard
gxemaining unredeemed for more than
three years.
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GREAT DISASTER
OCCURS AT SEA
ZIG STEAMER NORGE FOUNDERS
IN NORTH ATLANTIC.
WAS LADEN WITH EkIGRANTs
Over 700 Lives Thought to Have
Been Lcst-Vessel Strikes a
Reef of the Coast of
Scotland.

London, July 4.-Over 700 Danish
and Norwegian emigrants bound for
New York are believed to have been
drowned in the North Atlantic on June
%. Out of nearly 500 souls on board
the Danish steamer Norge, which left
Copenhagen June %, only II are
known to be alive, and for the rest
no hope is held out. When last seen
the Norge vas sinking where she
struck on the islet of Rockall, whose
isolated peak raises itself from a dead
ly Atlantic reef some 290 miles of
the west coast of Scotland.
Struck a Reef.
Early on the morning of last Tues
day the Norge, which was out Of her
course in heavy weather, ran onto the
Rocllall reef, which in the distance
looks like a ship under full sail. The
Norge was quickly backed off but the
heavy seas poured in through a rent in
her bows. According to the survivors,
the moment the vessel struck the en-
gines were reversed and the Norge
came back into deep water. The rent
in her bows was so large, however,
that she began to fill rapidly. The
vessels eight boats were swung over
the sides rapidly and the women and
children were put into them first.
There was a heavy sea running and In
lowering the boats all but two of them
were smashed.
Story Of a Survivor.
The steam trawler Saliva put into
Grimsby late Sunday night with 81
rescued Scandinavians aboard. Only
one Of them could speak English. He
said:
1--WE left Copenhagen June %. There
were 700 emisrants, N%crwegians,
Swedes, Danes and Firms on board.
The crew numbered about 50. All
went we'll until June %. 1 lay in my
bunk waiting for breakfast. We heard
a little bump, then another bump and
then l rushed on deck. l saw at once
that something serious had happened
and l made a dash below to gather UP
my few belongings. Scores were rush.
Ing on deck and the hatchway was
crowded with emigrants. They were
launching boats and rushing into them
but there was no panic. Four or hve
were in the boat into which 1 got and
we cleared the ship. Luckily for us
in our party was the only seaman from
n Norge who escaped and he was
able to navigate our little boat. We
saw two other boats capsize owing to
the heavy weather and because no one
could navigate them. We made
straight away and when we last saw
the Norge a large number of emf.
grants were on the deck. Capt. Gun
del stood on the bridge. Dozens Of
passengers had jumped into the sea
They wore life belts. but were drowned
before our eyes. After "a hours the
Saliva bore down and picked us up
About 700 must have been drowned
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STATE OF NORTH D,KOrA,,
COUNTY or STEELE. 3"

STATE OF NORTH DtKOTA, l.s
COUNTY OF STEELE. q
N County Court, Before lion. Alber. Mickc,s.
49, judge.
In tlc Matter of the Estate Of Andrew Hen.
Erickson. Deceased.
John lIillersOn, Petitioner,
John $. Talfrey. Administratcr Of said Estnte.
Adelina ErikSOl. Anna EriksDm BjOrscS. and
all persons Interested IN the Estate Of said
Andrew uendricksOn, deceased.
Respondents.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
CONVEYANCE OF REAL ESTATE.
UNDER CONTRACT.
lrhc State of North Dakota to the above named
kesrMM ents and all Persons Interested In tho
Notice Is Hereby Given, That by an order Of
The undersigned, Judge. of said County Court
made on tho sLh day Of June. a.. -. lk4. that
Mq lMo.is, ' S;cio aay y, ~ the 2'.,s; ai Mr nm4 81 - s ala , asy.
1t the Court Room of said County Court ut lilo
COURTHOUSE In the Village Of SilerbrOUke. In tie
v ,cam !," % StSsie >. any ,hs s tau, 81 an M" Maca D ~ pa; has has
lie peiiil0n If John liillersun. Calming ~tlleroin
hat ny y certain contract entered into With SAID!
deceased. during his life time: and a payment Of
| part of tile purchase price. lie IL entilletl to a
Wlveyauce' ny the administrator Of said estate,
4 the Following described premi,es. situated in
sllc County Of Steele and State Of North Dakota.
quarter (SW. ~ of Section Seventeen (l7) In
township One hundred and forty-fonr d4A)
North of Range fittyy-seyen (57l West. aud pray.
ing for Il decree Of said Court for such convey
aIice. At the time and place so appointed al
persons interested in said estate may appear and
contest said petition.
Witness my hand. and the seal of said Court
hereto affixed, this Sth day June. A. D. 1aM.
ALBERT MICKELS,
fsEAL) Judge of said County Court.
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H PoPULIsTs.
Watson, Of Georgia, and Allen, Of
Nebraska, Are the Lead
Ing Candidates.

Springfield, ILL.,, July "A movement
was started Sunday night to make tho
standard bearer of the populist party
OF 1904 Thomas E. Watson, of Georgia,
and ex-senator William V. Allen, of Me-
braska. AS to which one of the gem
tlemen shall head the ticket there seems
to be little preference among those who
are behind the movement. Ex-senator
Allen arrived Sunday afternoon, accom-
panied by a large delegation from Ne
braska, and it was not long until his
boom was launched for the head OF the
ticket. ]. A. Edmiston, vice chairman
OF the fusion wing Of the populist party,
is leading the fight for Allen.
One hundred delegates from Missouri,
Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ala
,bsma and Georgia arrived Sunday after
noon, headed by 10 A. Parker, ma
tional chairman Of the peoples party,
who at one started a boom for Watson,
Of Georgia, for first place on the ticket.
1t is understood that Watson will not
attend the convention, and the friends
Of Allen believe that after he makes his
Fourth Of July speech to-day, at the
state arsenal, there will be a stampede
among the delegates to the Nebraskan
for president. Allen is taking no part
in the movement to make himself the
nominee, and refuses to discuss the
question, but his friends declare he will
accept the nomination If the convention
decides to nominate him.
s. w. Williams. Of 1rGiana, is an &C.
tive candidate for the nomination for
president, ard has the delegates from
his state instructed fer him. He is also
claiming the solid support CT Illinois and
Iowa, and scattering votes from other
states. The Indiana delegation is work.
ing hard for Williams and F. J. S. Rob-
inson. chairman of the Indiana state
central committee. says their candidate
will poll a surprising vote on the first
ballot,
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ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT.
For the Year ENDING Dec. 81, 1908.

eA0S ~ "a
For the Year Ending Dec. 81, 1903.
- Northern Trust Company of .FarYo
(Surety DEPARTMENT., organized unde the
Of the State of North Dakota. made
State of North Dakota, in pursuance OF
the laws of said state.
President-F. F. Marshall.
Vice President-Ed Pierce.
Principal ofice-Fargo, N. D.
of North Dakota:
Name. Commissioners of Insurance.
Location ............. Bismarck
Organized or Incorporated. ....Fe6. !, 1861
Commenced business (this dept.).....
Capital.
Amount Of capital stock paid -, -
Amount Of capital
stock subscribed. $10o. 100000
Assets.
Aea g on Doaos anu *os.se7.n
Cash on hand and in bank... 12.l0S.so
Interest due and accrued. 1,6Sl.0
Premiums in course of collec-
ton and transmission. ..... 176.1O
turcd ss,s5a.As
U unpdln seSck as suesc..paon. 4:,SsS.ss
Total assets ..... sos ,22ss.N
Liabilities.
Amount of unearned pre-
miums on all outstanding
All other liabilities. ....... 97,S8S.So
Total liabilities ......... $1oO,0S9.se
Receipts.
Premiums received during the
year in cash f7,211.1O
Interest and dividends re-
oeived during the year,. 11,33S.lA
Amount received from all
other sources .............. 1O3,6 O3.SA
-.---
Total receipts ......... $122 ,24l.SS
Disbursements.
brokerage ................ s1,oco.5s
other charges ............ 5;70o.W
Paid for OSO.SS
| Amount of all other disburse-
mentS S,OWl.li
--
Total Disbursements. $10,141.0
Norfh nakofa Rlaine4S.
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Time for Proofs.

Minot Optic: Charles Dryer has
been appointed special agent of the
United States land. office for the Mi
not and Devils Lake districts under
the new ruling which will take effect
August 1. The special agent will set
the times each month when proofs
can be taken at Stanley. Bowbells,
Mohall, .Williston and Bottineau. For
the month of August proofs will be
taken in Stanley August II, at Bow
bells August 10, at Mohall August "a.
For Williams county proofs may be
taken August Is at Willis.cn, for Got
tineau county proofs may be taken
at Bottineau August "a. The object
of the new ruling is for the purpose
Of stopping fraud. After proving up
under this system no attention will
be paid to any protests or contests,
as the inspector will have passed upon
the proofs,
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.,nr ny 1ne :,l:chcn steve dnr1n. me
storm when a boil: stru k Ike CHM
ney and came to the floor in the
oom, killing Fo3el and not in.;urin3
the mar close to him beyond 4 severe
sllock. The lightning WAS very sharp,
a Mrs. Frank brown being in ;ured by
a stroke that fell in the town. while
a COW was also killed during the same
Storm. Hail fell i'll Eddy county Of
large size, doing some damage.
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Foaad Guilty.

j. I. Smith. an attorney at Leon
ard, pleaded guilty in the United
States court III Fargo to the charge
of making a fraudulent proof to Il
pension voucher two days after the
Death of a persioner.
lie was fined $laO and sentenced to
six months in the county jail. Sew
eral men who had been introducing
whisky On tie Indian reservations
were f:red SO and given short Jail
terms.
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Beaten to Death.

Muncie, Ind. July 4.-Edwerd Zim-
norman, % years old. was beaten to
death Saturday night during an encoun-
ter with Samuel Sharp and Hele and
James Ely. sharp's wife. who claimr to
have witnessed Zimmerman's death,
tgsRishsa the Information " thu peljss.
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Killed bv Lightning.

A farmer was killed instantly in
his house east of Darlington by
lightning. His name was George Fo.
gel. He and the farm hand were sit