Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-06-22
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liens oi News 81 The Past Week Gathered
from Various Sources.
was drowned in SalUda river, near Pelzer,
last Saturday afternoon while bathing.
On Monday hight OF last week at not
supper, In Colleton county, Gus Green,
colored, shot and killed William Haynes,
colorod. Green was jealous OF Haynes.
Cashier Pulliam, who was convicted
of robbing o national bank in Asheville,
N. c., goes TO to the Federal prison in
Atlanta, Ca, for five years
,, Work has been resumed in the mines
In Teller comfy, Colorado, the district
w!,ich was placed under martial law on
account OF reign of lawlessness, and IL
is reported that the streets of the towns
! and cities In the district have taken on
their normal appearance.
Simpson Lowe, well-known farmer.
OF tine Fair Forest section of Spartanburg
| county, has been arrested on the charge
OF peOnage on o warrant sworn out by
his son-in-law. The 'son.in-law alleges
| that Lowe has kept in servitude. a num-
Der of years, negro named Henry An
derson. -
The vote in the recent Florida primary
has been officially announced as follows:
Eor senator, y. I: Ialiaterro A.058, j..
| N: ~. S.0oetoh zO;oso: Aanaierro's me-
Jorlty os 3oSn; oI3 t9r S9Vepnor--N. Is Bro
ware zz,gte, NJ W. DAVIS 22,265; Bro
marG malority l4, LOT or-,hepresentatiye
Clark 9.so6. ]. M. Barrs 1880; Clark's
majority 2,476.
There Is a big fight on In Augusta, Ga,
9eeWeen tne standard 0il 20. and the
AZ oo9Uoplos VI 70, IN %nich tne standard
thp un peop.e nase iorceu me price DOWN TO
.nee tW Tsns . gaiIon IN tnousand gallon
oont, lo,s. 10, ION aays ago inns OH SOLD Tor i4t
, Ho.s po. Ranon. rory tnousanc DOL
iars worth was sofa last astWednesday.
Two Aiken butchers. while cutting up
aepeet on %, susy last week, found lady's
1S' carat gold clasp bracelet in the ami
VI SoToy 1uu hom ene COW happened
ou; onr 90. ,,roi,oa ~ nu ~ Ruess. Inc
onttIn f,n mae ponasau mo, VIII d oroVe OF
o".' 0"neooso iiarheV'
"A dispatch from Columbia, dated June
~ says: manager Love, OF the High
ianuer company, received telegram
last night from Capt. D. .. Smith saying
the ooat had peen burned 20 miles above
georgetown. Inc telegram was dated
eorgpeoSs bv gpe ss ama ;,ss sa hoI gnlander lost
Totoi ~ ie..D no' "oo'e 1eorgetown.
io.s'i ioSs
Fire was discovered IN the tennessee
Coal, Iron ana railroad Company's sta
PIES at fossil mines, near Birmingham,
Ala, on last Friday and was beyond
contr0i wheh olscoyered. The stables
ana 90 head OF mules, besides q large
quSnSty OF ieeusSun, were burned. 1t
ls beneVed the ire was OF incendiary
o iu's ,1r 10 1s'u " 10 sfS'oU.
State constaoles made raid ,in the
county one gay iast week, destroying
., .nree large 9istiiier5es on 10 active opera.
;I"n, ~ a,ong WIN f,ooo gaiions OF beer and
~ gaiIons Oh WINE. Inc othcers were
nssu upon ana returned the iire, but the
umoeIs ., we're noC hurt, ana IL Ia not
InouRnt thaC any Oh the moonshiners
"ere nie.
A st. Petersburg dispatch says: Bob
rh,kon, goyernor general OF Finland, was
stoi 81 ti anu killed. lasT Innrsaay morning
9I Ime entranc9 er 10 .ne flnnlsh Senate at
Helsingfors. The assassin, a man named
;ii1, onauiah5, son OF senator Schaumann,
,h,oTu,a.e,y rihoff ,aD comm,Itea suicide. Bob
SiHoiI was snoG IN inc stomach and neck.
en auilanh ;l 10 oeheVeu 70 oe member
VI %n"' 10 KNOWN as the flnnlsh patriotic
parry
According to the present indications,
says the New York Times, the present
peach crop in Georgia will be the largest
ever known there. At least 5000 cars
S,atas S ue siiPpeo one % Oh Ine otate' other
t;~,, WI noI nnve 80 many, proper
vottSy, uoat"Sy, oaC ,air crop VIII oe mar
resu1t;,n h4.wa'lstanaing 3.a, ~ Sne INJURIES
t,;i,a5 ino,n 'ne ooio "eaCheT, Whlch
Stnt so many Vrees IN the Northern
In free fight in Gwinett county, Ca,
one day last week, Bert Smith shot at his
antagonist, James Weathers, and miss
ing his aim,. killed John Il. Smith, a
Prominent citizen OF Gwinett county.
Smith ana Weathers fought with fists,
poth belng knocked down twice, when
Line Braswell came to the aid of Wealth
ers; AT this point Smith drew his pistol
Sn,;th H., Nsng aey.i 1no eyIstahuer, 13hn II;
at nnns n'' ''0ps '""'''a'nei' oi'i'ii oieo
"' Cn.o
Qnte an interesting find was made
recently by Constabies Garner and
boland IN searching the premises OF a
negro oy the name OF Moore, on Lincoln
street. Iheir investigation led them to
sne sne, megpo's s, garden hn,., and by prodding
aronnG quart bottle OF whiskey was
ioGnd between Two rows in a bean patch,
foliow,ng up this strange lind they un-
earthed thirteen quarts OF corn whiskey
ano one Dottie or beer, planted length
WISE aI ihterVais OF fooJ IN the same
,urro"' between the growing hills OF
oeahs. -Columpla state.
A Washington dispatch, dated June
| 16, says: A rigid Investigation of the
General Slocum disaster has been ordered
by Secretary Cortelyou, of the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor. The in
steamboat inspection service, under di-