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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
vARoAmAN coMMENos TERRELL
Likes ATTITUDES Of eeorsa's Governor
Bearing on Negro Troops.

Jackson. Miss, Feb 1--GoveruOr
vardaman sent the following telegram
to Governor Terrell Of Georgia.
permit me to congratulate the
white people n Georgia upon the char.
acter Of their chief executive and to
commend YOU, my dear sir most heart.
lily for your conduct in refusing to
allow the state OF Georgia to be dis.
honored by being represented at the
inauguration OF the president by q ne.
gro military company,
"This act will bring down upon your
devoted head the severest eondemna.
ton Of the negrophiles of the north
the oifice.bribed referees of the south
and a few broadmlnded and patriotic
ofiice-holders and political creatures OF
both sections. but nine.tenths OF the
decent. libery-loylng, Rolf.respecting
white people OF the south commend
your act
Il thank God that a few OF the faith
ful old guard are with us stIll; south.
ern gentlemen in authority who cannot
be brlbed with federal patronage or
debauched with presidential aattery
(Sigued) James X. Vardamau,"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

100. which is a conservative estimate.
The riotlng in Poland VIII largely
affect the economic situation. The
factories at Warsaw, LODI. Petrokon
and other industrial centers in Poland
have been compelled TO gradually re-.
duce their output aud decrease their
working forces since the outbreak Of
the war. which has almost entirely
closed the Siberian and Mauchur.an
markets. The result has been that
thousands OF workmen have been
thrown out OF employment Tor many
months. furnishing a horde % hungry
dissailsde3. desperate men among
whom when tie news from g. Peters
burg produced an oat0ur. OF riots
and incendiary spFit &c is feared
that a large proportion ui these thou
sands may be- utilized by che reyo.u'
tlouary organizations ia Poland whirh
Is the bottled OF Socialism and The
movement may develop a ur'y chzr
actcr though there .s iatlcai.ou ~ q
cooperation % the Intelligent classes
81 the Polish papu.atIQ1 which are
avcrso &C. a revolutionary movement
The Nasharain uhsra. neasgaper
of 81 Pciersaufe. abich has received
second waralHs from Governor Gen.
rai Trep9E .n moderate tllo raises
.the legal point .n connection vih the
.nuae 90 Jar - that zee laE requires
tAs police 60 exhaust al means fo pre-.
serve order before calng 91 t1e
troop a-8 lte Nashartizo c.a.ms tdaf
ths s CO., done before the military
besar 1EaE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
FIGHTING CONTINUES
IN The FAR EAST
japanese Are Repulsed BY Gen.
eral Kuropatkin's Army.
JAPs CAPTURE BRITISH VESSEL

Mlkado's Men Are Distributing Letters
Among Russians Telling Them Of the
Riots In ST. Petersburg and Other
cltIes-other Far East News.
Mukden, Jan, S0.-Delayed In Trans
mission. This morning the japanese
advanced on the Russian left, drovs
In the cavalry screen aud lombard
ed the outlying hills. The Russians
moved up rentoroements, repuIsed
the Japanese and drove t9em out Of
the village they had occupied,
Constant streams OF wounded men
are arriving from the right flank In
Guiding Lieutenant General MistchOn.
ko, who Is In excellent spirits and Ia
receiving visitors According to thu
Official army organ the wounded mum.
her $500 The cold Is intense and
the condition OF tho wounded causes
the greatest anxiety, because OF the
exposure Of their wounds to tho frost
induces gangrenO, Preventive pre-
cautions have been taken but tho
wounded are suffering ho greatest
pain. a
The Japanese are takt hgood care
to 500 that the Russian N pd nio
are not left uniformed rel the
disturbances In Russia TheN ar.
rylng on 4 regular oampaA NJ
spread sodltion aud dlsoouraA
among the troops Lettcrs areNhy
thrown within thc oRuaian lines de-
clarlng that all Russia Is adamo With
riot and revolt arguing that the sold
dlrrs are shedding thsIr blood Ia vain.
aud calling on them 20 surrender OF
desert The soldiers eagerly read
and discuss these communications.
especially accounts Of the events az
ST. Petersburg IAN 20 The sincere
hope Is Expressed on an sides that tho
Russian nation win forego internal
differences and not play Iulo The haada
of che Japanese
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
KILLED HIS FATHER
Young Man Protects Mother At an
Awful Cost.

Young Man Protects Mother a. an
Awful Cost.
Bainbrldge. Ca Feb i-in order
70 protect his mother from the attack
81 hlt father. who while IN an lutoK.
ioated condition was attempting 70
take hes llle With a knife Julian Lam.
bert shot and killed BIS father. John
ID Lambert. IN this city
Young Lambert had been here only
. fow weeks. bcing employed iu The
oaics o. the Oeofgla FIonda and Al.
ALBANIA road iie was q quIet. Woll.be
haved young man and made . good
Impression upon the people o. this
city
The cor0nera iury brought in a yer
diet % iufilnabis homicide. and yoanr
lambert was DISCHARGED The body
u Lambert vas shIrtJ 70 Angusta
Coz lnterment
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

CIaraaau SOB AZ the play
r5sfs m focal fbfafsr aaaitel fle
appearance 1f Mamie Haybara b con.
csfl .aRer tae ruttr1 Dai ~ hv
ore aibe room. Twins torch aad faa
shrstiag laroaea ite Iaeafsr 8efsf
al mea thrrH ttFIf coats ofaf hf sal
q baetef ~ aaifr bas bfrtaf eIi
tls samss bst ne aarr .ufes llm
tsad 10 FOO aaa wfsrar horribly m
4Unr o. hospital fo4hy Oa'F ihs
ponBt aef9g ~ ueH ih ihe fhesfsf
gfsgsafsd faagFfg1s pasle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

foundation. Even his friends declare
the rumor absurd. The expectation
is that he will be released in few
weeks.
He was member of the deputation
of editors and literary men who called
on M White, president of the commit
tee OF ministers Jan. q, all Of whom
were arrested, but several Of whom
have already been released The only
charge against Gorky is that he was
a member of the committee OF three,
which was appointed to collect funds
for the strikers.
The Associated Press Is informed
on exceedingly high authority that
the chances of the government meet.
ing the present situation by granting
sort of zsmskyzabor Gold Russian.
land parliament is growing hourly
brighter.
In the opinion Of many Liberals the
creation of such a body made up OF
representatives of all classes. which
could. like the old states general @!
France. voice the needs and grievances
of the people without Intermediates
directly with the sovereign, would RAJ.
~ TO the governments support all the
Conservative and Liberal elements.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

Toxic. Feb The Japanese zee
terday captured on Hokkaldo island
northern japan The British steamer
wheeled loaded with conlraband Tor
Yadly0stocE
The steamer Wyenald Captain Wat
con. sailed from San Francisco Doc
30 for Comox 8bo arrived there
Jan 2. and left that port Jan. tor
Moil
The wysdeld lF Owned by p,
lawson o. HIihsl CO.. limited
Of Vict0rIo. - &
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
LARGE BODY OF woRkMEN,
Organized In New York city with an
Aggregate Membership Of $4,000.

Organized IN New York City with an
Aggregate Membership Of $4,000.
New York, Feb THE largest
central body of building trades ever
organized IN this city, the Associated
Building Trades. has effected perma
nent organization. Il contains 90
unions. directly engaged In the build
Ing trades with an aggregate member
ship OF $4,000, and Is much strong
or body tina neyen the old board ol
building trades, OF which Sam PARKS
was president
Arbitration difficulties are provided
for by The constitution which states
that strikes viii be last resor, With.
Ia week COMMITTEE evil be APP
pointed to wait ON tho building trades
employers association and demand a
conference 90 end the present lock-
out and enter into iolnt conference
which may be held OF representatives
OF unions and employers 10 formulate
new arbitrary agreement
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

Birmingham Ala rob Bi
Johnson negro alleged murderer ana
criminal assallant ~ Mlss Bells
Blo04Eorib. of Decatur Ala 90 SAT
uriay night a week ago. has been cap
iBre5 az Warrior ard placed IN thg
Jefferson county JAN H1 denies haN
log been la Deesigf 20 a.l aad stolily
asserts bis innocence Decatur par
uet siH be seHt here 20 ideHiify tha
man
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

In the senate today Mr Carmack
presented che certificate Of reelection
of his colleague, Mr. Bate. 10 bis
fourth term A bin vas passed pro
hlbitlng express companies ENGAGE
"a Interstate and foreign commoIa
carrying obscene literature II ox
tends 20 other carriers the proylsIona
regulating the transmission Of such
matter by the mails The bin had
passed the house
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

Potslam. Feh me ptfslcIa1s
Sc aifettunce On Prince Eiei Fried
rich saed ne follow wing bulletin fhir
morulnE DuuuR ths Hrtt ta,f a
tte aisht ne prrrs uas restless CO.
aec1gnt ~ ths pain trl dlmmiy la
trrafhlaE Hs Steps hF- hoars after
u lngt Temperance 500 r
20 TIE iaaammaagH ~ ere rs.t
i1rs d 1.minsbaE Tte fn iaas
lf gschanrs1 CaHEklrF ahs u
telor normai hHf far taHeet b sets
aifsf thf egEk4sE Spelt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

Before resnmlng consideration OF The
post0iflce appropriation bin the house
today adopted q resolution offered by
Mr. Fitzgerald lN - calling on TIE
secretary OF the navy for Information
regarding the inequality Ga tho amouu..
o. armor plate delivered Zoe che bat
tleshlpa Connecticut and Louisiana.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
SITUATION SERIOUS
IN POLAND RUSSIA
Warsaw and Other Cities Still
Having Labor Riots.
coRKY WILL NOT BE HANGED
Rumors that the Great Russian Az.
thor viii BE Punished for High Urea.
son Unfoundsd-lt Is Estimated
that 100 Have Been Killed.

st. Petersburg, Jan. S1.-2:45 pm
The latest reports from Warsaw de.
pict the situation throughout Poland
IS increasingly serious. Minor col.
lisions between the troops and police
and the popuIace continue to swell the
humber of'dead.
Railroads and industries are com
pletely at a standstill and the pres.
ence OF thousands of idle workmen
who have been out of employment
Cor months, and are starving and des-
perate, adds a factor of the greatest
Hanger which is not present to the
same extent in st. Petersburg, where
the government orders for war pur-
poses have kept the factories busy.
The American vice consul at War.
saw, Witod Fouchas, telegraphs that
many stories, chiefly Russian, have
been pillaged by mobs. and that the
factories, without exception, are now
closed. A general strike is in effect
Those who are not wiling TO WALL
out are compelled TO Join the strike
BIZ threats. Mr. Fouchas saw no i'm.
pToyement in the situation up to last
night and reported the receipt OF bad
news from LODI and Radon
It Is estimated that the number Of
Killed or wounded at Warsaw is about
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

London. Fab Princess Victoria
daughter o. Klug Eduurd underwent
az operation ior appendicitis a. Buck
lnrham palace this morning The
operation was performed by 8Ir Fred
enck Trsvss. surgeon Ga ordIazry 20
ths king A bullet0n subsequently
Issued SAP '~rhe cifeumffances
Of the operation sefe favorable The
princess bore 10 yery uell end De-
progressing very satisfactorily" The
princess. who has been li f0r some
time. came 20 London Jan 81 20 pre-
pare fof The operation 8he sac bora
ia 1868
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
cenIsl.-.l. 80 ~ Naean-

Macon GO Feb There 10 n1
longer fhe slightest doubt that iha
monument 10 be- erected H fronl %
the rev auditorium io memory Of enc
aomeG W thg foaf.fsfae} aili %
handsome afar 1bs g. eoauiol'
Sons are oomiag ia from ali a'fss'
uon aa6 40 ehaaess are mat
$1,000 base can be- erected ~ Apfb
FL uhiet i memorial Gay throaaaoas
IRE s0lh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
rENNEssge RAILROAD SOLD.
Cincinnati snd New York Brokers Ae.
aulre Valuable Property.

IinGtUNaN aho Kew eIh AIeF~fe ~
quire Valuable Property.
Knoxville Tenn, Feb La special
from Johnson City. Tenn says
'It Is learned through sources
deemed reliable that the clluchheld
corporation and the south and West
Railroad company have actually been
sold 10 Eugene Zimmerman. OF Gin.
clnnau. and ~ b Holilus company. OF
New York. owners % the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton railroad. and
that the ilWat'on between George l.
Carter and some of the stockholders
OF the Cilnchneid corporation and the
south and West railroad is not over
the property Itself bnt over the pro
ceeds % The sale
4 seems that ar Carter bought
these pfoper,is for me C1aehne'G cor
p0ratioa COZ which boris e siockh0idgr
and dlrec0rl for The sum 90 s. 400.
600. aud Immediately sold 20 z.mbmsr
msa & Holllus company for $500 900.
making a net proat o. 100000 Nos
other stockholiers are seeking % get
part % tkh 10000 chile ~ Car
ter claims q a. his ssu.aFa 10 ne
deal
TIE G. u. q . interest q, 70 said
kas alrva8y takon charge u ne prop
affIns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

ToklO. Jan Oh a am e la bs
llsyed that ths loss Or lIolboulaai wtli
DO strongly defended by tho iapa'
nose. Who are nov occupying The Rua'
sian works A the Fronnd ls frozen.
Il Is practically lmpoasiblo 10 Goa.
ntwet nsW works,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02

London Jan % sst5 pm A DIS
patch % tho japanese legation dated
today says Field Marshal Oyama -
ports that the Russians have lsfi
900 dead on tte geld since Jan -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
ON TRAIL or MURDERER.
Police Officials Believe They VIII
Clear Up Colorado Mystery.


Colorado Springs, Colo, Feb. l.
Chief Of Police Reynolds, of this city,
who has been Oh the trail OF Milton
Franklin, suspected Of having muir.
dered Bessie Benton. has returned. lie
announces that he is convinced OF two
things, first, that the body found on
Cutler mountain Is that OF Mrs. Pes.
sic Bouton, Of Syracuse. r. Y, and.
second. that Milton Franklin Andrews,
Of Hartford, Conn Is the Milton
Franklin alias George Bouton, alias
George Barnett, who has been respon.
sible for her death. The chief says
he viii have a warrant issued az once
for Franklins arrest lie says that
Franklin Is in hiding IN New York
city and that he has been travelling
with q woman who calls herself his
sister
While in Syracuse Chief Reynolds
submitted a sample OF the halr Of the
body Of the dead woman TO The Kemp.
tiers, parents of Bessie Bouton and it
was Identified as having belonged 10
the missing daughter
The description Of the dental work
was Identified also, and The height
weight and general description o. ths
body tailed exactly with that Of Be6.
sic Boutou.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-02
DILL TO ABOLISH THE
CANAL COMMISSION
Leave Work Entirely In Hands
Of The President.
OTHER NATIONAL CAPITAL NEWS
Senator Bate, Of Tennessee, Is Sworn
In for His Fourth Term--Rest Trust
Must Heed Supreme Court lnlune'
ton.

Must Heed Supreme Court lnIune'
ton.
washington, Feb. 1.-The house
committee on Interstate and foreign
commerce today authorized a favor
able report on the Mann bill, abolish
ing the Panama canal comissIon and
placing the government OF the canal
zone and the work OF constructing the
canal entirely In the hands OF the pres
ident.
Il can be said by authority that UNI
less the corporations constituting the
alleged beef trust" shall heed the
injunction made permanent by the de.
cision Of the supreme court of the
United States yesterday, Abe govern
ment will institute proceedings against
the individual members of the cor
poratlons to enforce the decision OF
the court.
The proceedings viii be under the
criminal law II such can be Instituted,
The minds OF the president and mem
bers OF his cabinet are made up fully
on the question. They have deter
mined that the beef trust" shall obey
the law. and that the highest court
in the land has upheld the hands OF
to administration. Il Is said they Will
permit no further "dIllydallying" With
the subject
Consul General Gudger a. Panama
oabled the navy department today as
follows;
"sackett (paymasteD better. Lehoy
dleutenahU conyaloscent Others i'm
proving"
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1905-09-27
CHARLOTTE, N. C.

\ charter has quite recently been
obtained for another cotton mill here
with Il capital of 100000. The in
corporators are Messrs. f.. \. Smith
and y. ii. Washburn, of this city, and
and L. &. Cox. OF Taunton. Mass.
Mr.. Smith is president of the
Chadwick and iloskins mills and Mr..
NaShburn is .he Southern agent of
the Saco-Pettec Machine shops. the
Crompton u Knowles Loom Works.
and other enterprises and is man oil
affairs. 1t is an enterprise whose sue
cess Is assured
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1905-09-27
FRANCE in EARNEST
Determined to Compel Caatro to Act
in Better Faith
PATIENCE is FINALLY EXHAUSTED
Venezuelan Dictator Must Disavow
Offensive Attitude Toward French
Charge Affairs at Caracas or Ne
gotations Will Be Broken Off.

Paris, BY Cable.-The offensive atti-
tude of Venezuela toward Nj. Taipnv
the French charge d'affaires at Car
acas, has aroused Indignation in ofri-
cial quarters here. Although the Min
tstry has not yet taken dennite action
1t is said in the highest quarters that
Premier Rouvier undoubtedly will de-
mand that Venezuela disavow the Of
fensive action and adopt course con-
1ormable with the usual courtesies of
diplomatic intercourse. The Venezue-
Ian authorities are now seeking to
show that their action was directed
against NJ. Taigny personally. and not
against the French government. but
oniciels here do not accept the distinc-
ton between Nj. Taighy's personal and
official capacity
The semi-official Tennis Friday
printed a leading article rejecting the
official sentiment on the subject. 1t
said that NJ. Taigny has been ordered
to insist on Venezuelas withdrawing
her positive refusal to deal with him
III the withdrawal is made and Presi-
dent Castro makes an apology, then the
negotiations will continue. If Venezue-
la does not accede it will be unwise to
Immediately break off diplomatic re!a-
tons by the withdrawal of NJ. Taigny.
since this would leave French inter
ests unprotected The best course would
be Tor France and the United States
to make Joint naval demonstration.
similar to that in which Great Britain
Germany and Italy took part. The au-
thorities here say that exchanges will
occur at Washington relative to the
mutual interest involved in the pend
ing controversies.
NJ. Jusserand, the French ambassa-
dor to the United States, Will sail for
New York.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1905-09-27
Governor Hayward Acts.

Columbia, S. c.. Special-Governor
Hayward has started the machinery in
his Office in motion to have n vigorous
and thorough investigation of the kill
ing of the negro, Dave Pendleton. in
Abbeville county Sunday night, by n
party of about dozen friends and
kinsmen of Jim Moore. whom the ne
gro killed apparently in self-defense.
The people of Honea Path are aiding
the Governor and it is thought that all
those taking part in the killing will
be indicted for murder. The Governor
telegraphed Solicitor Cooper. engaged
with the Laurens court as follows:
Il am informed that a murder by a
mob has taken place near Honea Path
Circumstances are such that infoma-
ton can be secured If you go there
| wish you to proceed to Honea Path
at once. Have Judge appoint some one
to take your place for Laurens court
and, If necessary. / will defray expen-
ses. Call on me at any time, and I
will assist you in any way in my pow
er."
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1905-09-27
Torpedo Boat Lawrence Damaged.

Norfolk, Special.-The United
States torpedo boat Lawrence is bad
ly damaged. When examined in the
dry dock at the navy yard she showed
that extensive repairs were necessary.
She belong to the flotilla division of
the coast defense squadron of the
North Atlantic fleet. In coming from
Annapolis here her propeller strucl; =
submerged log in Chesapeake Bay and
bent the shaft. This will be straight
ened and the propeller will be re-
placed.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1905-09-27
Slain in Political Clash.

Havana, BY Cable.-Oficial dis
patches received Friday afternoon
from Cienfugos announced the killing
or Congressman Enrique Villuendas.
leader of the Liberal party and the
most able orator of the lower house.
and the chief of police of Cienfugos.
during n conflict between the two
political parties. the Liberals and the
Moderates. The government advices
say the police had information that
within the hotel in which Villuendas
resided quantity of arms had been
deposited, and they went to the hotel
TO investigate the matter. AS the po-
lice ascended the stairs they were met
by party of Liberals, who fired on
them, killing Chief of Police Illance.
The police returned the fire, killing
Vllluendas and wounding several 9th
ers. Intense excitement prevailed at
Clenfugos and Havana. The govern
ment authorities fear the result which
the affair may have upon the election
or members of the election boards.
which will be held Saturday. AS the
news spread throughout Havana the
Liberals and Moderates are rapidly
gathering in their respective clubs.
and 1t is feared that unless the leaders
give wise counsel a clash may result
dispatch from Cienfugos says that
about six persons were killed and 25
wounded during the conflict.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1905-09-27
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

The German Emperor wrote 1000 LETT
tcrs last year. ;
Thomas a. Edison is said to contem.
plate an extended tour of Europe.
Major Robert III. Montgomery. II. s.
a. Uetired), died few days ago at
his home i'll Washington from Bright's
disease.
Grand Duke Constantine of Russia ia
said III lie the most cultured Romanofr
how living. He has translated Shakes
pearc into his native tongue. 49,,
James ]. HILL the railroad magnate-
celebrated his siXty-Seventi, birthday
on September 1G ut n banquet given
by Minneapolis business men.
Harry X. DevereuX, of Cleveland. is
the only living model of the three who
posed for the famous painting, Yam
kee Doodle" portrayed by Willard
Justin Mccarthy says that his three
objects i'll life have been attS.ned.
They were: To write books. To be m
member of Parliament and to live in
London.
Frederick Theodore Camp. the archi-
tect who designed the Ocean Grove
Auditorium. died recently ut his home
in Bloomfield. \. j.. of cirrhosls of the
liver. He was fiftysiX years old
John Grant Lawson. Chairman of
committees ana Deputy Speaker of the
British House of Commons. on his
mothers side is the grandson of the
original of one of Dickens "Cheeryble
Brothers"
If Lord Iemplemore. who lately cele-
brated his eighty y-fourth birthday. is
not the Oldest peer he is without doubt
father" of the House of Lords. of
,N-h f.h h,h hnc l.
three years.
Professor Theodore y. Schurr, who
has just died in Baltimore, was a pio-
neer in the crusade against killing
birds for hat adornment He had n
collection of birds and butterflies rep
rescnting 10000 specimens, valued at
about 100000.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1905-09-27
TEXTILE NEWS OF INTEREST,"
Notes of Southern Cotton Mills and
Other Manufacturing Enterprises.
MAXTON, N. G.

The Observers correspondent learns
from a very reliable source of an
out-of-town capitalist who is very
much interested in building large
cotton mill at this place. if good
site can be had and some stock taken
by MaXton people. This, we are con
tdent, can be arranged, as there hace
been several land owners who have
>fered sites for this purpose, gratis,
and this means mill in the near
future. One of the locations men
toned above is adjacent to with the
Seaboard and Atlantic Coast Line
tracks, which would make shipping
easy over either line. We hope TO re-
port something deiinate ON this soon.