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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16
In The Police Court.

There were quite a number of
cases OF minor Importance in the po-
lice court Tuesday morning and one
preliminary which ended in dsmis-
SAL The police seem to be getting
right after the bicycle riders who
ride on the sidewalk and who ride at
night without lights.
Hasell Robertson, leaving horse un-
hitched. SIS.
w. c. Boyle, Fl. D. Noise. John
Raeford. Wash Moore, riding bicycles
on forbidden sidewalks, 50 each.
Birdie Grover, Kenneth Idol. b. F..
Estridge. L. L. Bradham, riding
bicycle at night without light So.
Alva Keels violation of the auto
mobile ordinance by exceeding the
speed limit. $50 or 80 days. Sentence
suspended during good behavior.
preliminary was given Laura
Boyce on the charge Of assault and
battery with deadly weapon. Laura
plead not guilty. Adele Richardson
was the only witness against her. The
Richardson woman stated that on
last Friday night as she was going
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16

Egypt. Sept. live have had lots
OF rain recently but the weather has
cleared up. 1t is to be hoped that
this will be good week for cotton
picking. The fields are full OF cotton
with no pickers In the community.
Some farmers are paying so cents a
hundred for picking.
MsssrA Chari;n McCaskill and Olin
White were In Bishopville Friday.
Mrs. r.. Il. Sharpe returned Satur-
day from visit OF several weeks
with her parents In Yorkville.
Mr.. ]. w. Weldon is attending
court In Bishopville az grand Juror
this week.
Messrs. A. d. White and J. r. Nc
Leod spent Saturday In Camden.
Miss Sadie White has returned
from q visit to friends at Lugoff.
Mrs. J. 4. Wilson has gone to Fort
Mil to visit her brother. Rev. T. J.
White.
Mr.. Alva Humphries Of Beulah.
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
this place.
Messrs. Douglas jenkins and Ed
ward Bradley Of Rembert spent Sat-
urday night In Egypt
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16

down Harvin street the Boyce woman
had aimed at pistol at her, but had
lowered it upon seeing that she was
not another woman, whom Laura
said was going with her man. She
had not intended to take ont war;
rant for Laura on this charge and
the warrant was done so unintention-
ally.
Geo. ID. Levy, ESQ.,, the defendants
attorney, asked that the case be dis
missed on the ground that there was
only one witness and that she was not
worthy of belief. After some dis
cussion of the case the recorder
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16

stated that he would not bind Laura
over to the higher court on this
charge but, he advised, she must do
better in the future than she has
been doing in the past, or she would
come upon hard times She solemn
~ promised to do better saying that
she had already reformed.
The other case against Iaura
Boyce for disorderly conduct was
postponed until Wednesday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16
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t1msev and Adjoining Counties.

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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16
RIsHoPvnrE NEWS NOTES.
walters Acquitted Of Murder Charge
Death Of Little Girf--Many New
Buildings Erected.

Bishopvilie. Sept. 12.-The trial Of
,. w. walters for the shooting and
kflling OF I.awton Matuse about two
weeks ago was held today I'm the
court OF general sessions. There was
very little dificulty In selecting the
jury. Mendel Smith. Esq. OF Cam
den and b. Frank Kelley. Esq. of the
local bar represented the defend
ant. Claude NJ. Aman. Esq. was re-
tanned by the family Of the deceased
% assist the solicitor I'm the prosecu-
don. The interest of the public was
manifested by crowded court room.
Quite n number of witnesses were
called by both sides. the examination
0f whom developed no scenes nor
tschnicalities but was conducted I'm a
very smooth and quiet manner. The
defendant took the stand I'm his own
behalf and was severely cross examin-
Cd by the solicitor. but his version OF
the tragedy was so straightforward
that the questions OF the solicitor
fAiied to entangle him.
At p. IN. the argument by counsel
commenced and continued until time
Tor the evening meal and re-convened
at $3.50 when the remainder OF the
arguments were made and the jury
retired for eleven minutes and found
q verdict Of not guilty.
Little Mary Law. the 2-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. IT. ID. Law
was buried here today. Her body ar
rived from Hendersonville last night,
where Mr.. Law Is very in with typhoid
&C.. -. having contracted II during
his summer outing In the mountains.
There is In this whole community the
most sincere and full sympathy for
Mr.. Law and his wife I'm their afr,ict-
Son.
While we of Bishopville can lay
no claim to a dwelling building boom,
We could mention the erection by
Mr.. j. III. Ellen on the line OF rail-
road. quite a large warehouse which
viii be devoted to the wholesale
grocery business. Also the erection
OF neat brick ,tcra on Main stree.
by the Bishopville Investment Com
pany. which has already been leased
by tile enterprising milnner. Miss
Bette Washington. for a term OF
years on Main street. near the
railroad. Mr.. III. w. Woodward has
tust had completed four superb brick
stores which would make a credit
able appearance I'm any city In South
Carolina. All or these have been
snapped up and will be occupied az
follows: Messrs. Mum Bros. fancy
groceries; Central Drug Co.. with DIR.
Ed Law as manager; Player Furni-
ture Co. which has been doing bust
ness here on a small scale and which
VIII expand; the fourth Is occupied by
the BIshopville Music House. whose
business amounts each year into tho
tens of thousands.
The store occupied by II. H. Pate.
now deceased has been rented by
the Lucknow Mercantile Co. They
have Just about finished moving their
large stock OF goods from Lucknow.
Miss Bertha McCutchen left this
morning for Chicora College.
Misses Myrtle James and Sara
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16

1t would be good thing for Sum-
ter, for the City Council or the Cham
Der of Commerce to get the A. c. l..
Railroad to fill in the mud hole just
TO the rear Of the passenger station,
or If the railroad does not intend to
repair this part Of its property, the
city should itself try to make the
place appear more slightly.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16

A strike Of electrical workers en-
ployed by the Spartanburg Railway,
Gas and Electric Company is threat
ened.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16

The Sumter Magazine Agency ia
Offering special rates on popular mag
azines.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16

w. Herbert Watson was found
dead in his bed at Greenwood Sum-
day morning.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1911-12-19
Complete Stock

Every line in store complete All of our ho-
day goods have arrived and we think that we have the
largest and finest selected line of goods ever placed before
the public in this city to select from.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-13
Cadena de Cobre Mining Co.
OFFICERS

OFFICERS
 Emil Marks president Iotz president: NJ Newman ter Mcdonald secretary R Koehler J. hacker anaC A. Mcdonald directors, all Capitalization s1OOOOOo; Arthur Houe Examining Engineer Rail of the Cadena de To cut properties started driven O inside Monterey and cut in Bsbee district
 claim caeena de cobre Mining company be found anywhere the southwest Sonora. The distance of s0O feetan width 300 taken and fh fol- assay gold silver sI1s and 
 this Sonora claim of driving about feet near O
 The Cadena found
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-13

ly in the vicinity of Ketchikan. re- main the only regular producers, sev- eral of these properties. notably the Bonanza mine Of the Pcatson Cop per Co. being of present importance and greater promise for the future.
 In Canada the 1910 production was secured mainly from the mines of the Boundary district of British Col umbia, where the Granby remains much the largest producer.
 Mexico still has three big copper mines, as for nearly a decade past, these being the Cananea, Boleo and Moctezuma. The Boleo management is satisfid to maintain production at a mark practically unchanged for nearly a decade. The Greene-Can- anea management has struggled, sue with a great variety of troubles, and is working out from under in good shape and making a success of the mine, which is of mammoth size. but with average ore that is both low in grade and refractory in treatment. The Pilares mine of the Moctezuma Copper Go. continues to develop well, ard this property has by no means reached its maximum output.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-13
MINERAL SHOWING
 OF NEW MEXICO


 SANTA FEE. \. NJ. Jan 12.-.Today at end of the year, the bureau of the census and the United States geolo- gical survey publish the mineral statistics for the year 1909. New Mex ico is credited with a copper produc- ton of 5.O13.13G pounds in 1909. as against 4,991.351 pounds in 1908. Nine states and territories, each pro duced more and the total production for the United States in 1910 was l. 092 s51 .624 pounds against 942,57o I21 pounds the year before.
 Of lead. New Mexico in 1909 pro duced 1275 tons in 1908; it produced 5s6 tons, and in 1907 the production was 1927 tons There were eleven states and territories that had greater production in lead than New Mexico. The total production in the United States was 954,1SS tons.
 New Mexico was credited with the production of 59G1 tons. of spelter in 1909. as against 134 tons in 1908. and l36 tons in 1907. Eight states each produced more and the production for the entire United States was 23c.2 .225 tons
 Outside Of coal mining and activity in a few camps. like Mogollon and Kelly. in Socorro county. santa Rita and Lordsburg, in Great county; the Cash Entry mine in Santa Fe county the mining industry in New Mexico cannot be said to have recovered from the Iethargy that has character ized it now for some years. Including | coal. the total mineral production of New Mexico during 1910 has been hardly s7-000,000 However. with the coming of statehood. under a safe and sane constitution as is proposed big impetus will be given to the prospecting and mine development and investment, and New Mexico will yet come into it's own as enc of the leading mineral producers of the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-13
MARKET DOES NOT LEAVE
 TIE RUT
HopeIessly 0uu Expresses the Situation Yesterday and Same Thing Will Be in Eyi-
 denCe Until Some New Turn
 Changes the Present Trend
CBy Frank j. Graft

Save for some siighJ activity in a few Of the New York stocks t1e mar ket were hopelossly dull today The marks are ia the same old rut day after day and it win take some new turn CT some kind to bring them out Of it. Penn. Reading. Unfen Plcific Southern Pacific and Steel showed some strengtl. but at it's best the trading is of 8 small volume and con fined 70 but a few stocks Boston stocks are stagnant and in the same old rut thar they have been for some time London Copper was off Is 3d and throughout the general li9t there is no activity og any kind Amaleam- ated North Butte and Calumet and Arizona sod lower Lake ct-cks are slightly weaker, but there is little trading in any of them Phelps Dodge was stronger with sales at BIS Curbs are practically neGected. quotations no showing any change from day to day Denn is fairly active with stock faiIg well taken. allho bid prices are being paid fer 1t ulnd notnin higher Santa Rcsalla dull and inactive Chino Live Oak and Inspiration frn but quiet London copper off Is 5A Sales S73,500 Money 2ik per cen
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-13
MINING ACTIVITY
 IN CATAL|NAS
Buffalo Bill Mill Running Stead fly Turning Out Valuable
 Concentrates
Copper Queen Working Sixty Men on Leatherwood
 Properties

The Bunalc Bin mllI at Campo Bonito. situated six miles southeast of Oracle. is running steadily on scheleen ore and making concen- tratse carrying, Tn tungsten. s45o per ton, says the Florence Blade. The Ei Paso and Southwestern rail- road company has surveyed a branch line from the San Pedro river. up the old Camp Grant wash, 10 Oracle. thence along the eastern slope of the QptaEnas. past the Buffalo BHI camp and on to the Geeseman-I.e I.eath- erwood mines now undergoing de- ve'opment by the Copper Queen company. lf this line should be con- structed, it will be a reat benefit tc all the mining claims situated along the eastern slope of the Cat aiiua. Between Oracle and the Creese. Ean-LeatheFwood group The develop ment work on the latter property is Icing pushed by crew os sixty miners at present. and while in tho Catslinas Saturday and Sunday we learned that the results of this work are meeting the expectations of the management If this proves cor rect there is scarcely a doubt that the railroad will eventually. be built over this survey as the Phslg5- Dodge people do not undertake to operate large mining properties ait.r ont providing them with -ailfna' transportation.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-13
iBy L J oyerlockJ

- BOSTON, Jan t2-The weakness in the Calumet a.-1 Hecla group oi
 cocks was the only feature of the Boston market. Calumet and Hecla quoted $50. Osceola 105 and Centen- uial 12ss The selling has no volume. bu the buying 5 some smaller We think the consolidation will be good thing. eventually but at present opin- t-us are tather mixe1.-Paine Webber & Co
 General curb sst inactive with only fractional chances. Denn sold al "A with closing quotation 4A bid. s asked Buying is no- as bri5k as past few day. but very little is offered under 5. shattucl dull and steady Csino and Inspiration unchanged Rosalia quiet at l4 bid r asked. tive Oak off i4 in bid without press ure London copper opened Is Sd nower. otal sales New York &75.- 500
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-13
Mining, Stock Reports, Financial.

Shaituck .. ~ .. ..2lss Live Oak ... ..... ....24A Inspiration ..,..- ..- --. .-. ...s
 Denn ...... ... . . ..-49i Phelps Dodge ....... ... ...-..2lS
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-08

Of pet
ter thanth weredu months of spring
will exceedingly heavy
supply shipping almost
spring Of the The same thing
great people mating up their fall breed
BIRDS
who anything sell are certainly making great mistake by
buyers
position furnish the goods
ar a
Many large will be
birds and do
this
the leading
bring
breed poultry for the next
this is
Usually of the large breeders who need theoom
will
The
S heref if do not
after be fellow who does N1~<e-e----o~</
it, 4,
q -
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-08
ATLANTA LIVE STOCK

Corrected br w. n. white Jr.. OF white
Provision COL
Quotations based on actual purchases during
&C Good to medium steers. 900 to 1000 pounds.
Medium to good steers. 500 to 1000 pounds.
Cod Cod fat beef cows. 500 to 1000 pounds. AZ
Medium to good beef cows. 700 to 500 pOundA
Good to choice helfsrs. 100 to 500 pounds,
4G4Hc.
Medium to good heifers. coo to 700 pounds.
The above represent ruling prices on good
quality beef cattle Inferior grades and dairy
sypes selling lower.
Mixed common steers. ~ fat. 700 to 500
oxen, medium to good. II fat. sGslsc.
Mixed common cows. II fat. 600 TO 500 pounds
Nu1ed punches. common to fair. coo to 100
pounds. 2& 70 sLc
Good butcher bulls. sdsHc
Prime hogs. leo to 200 pounds average, IN
Good butcher hogs. 40 to leo pounds average.
Good choice pigs. 50 70 100 pounds average.
Heavy rough hogs. $50 to 800 pounds aver
Ga 67kc.
Above ouotstiOns apply to corn fed hogs-
Choice Tennessee lambs. 5G5hc.
Medium to good lambs. 3i1Q4e.
Good to fancy sheep. 20 TO SIC.
medium grass cattle in yards this week. Mar
ket fully one quarter lower on medium grades
while choice stuff Is holding steady. shippers
should telegraph or write their representatives,
in yards for advices as to market conditions
before making shipment. This Is especially
advisable AZ this when so many cattle
OF like medium quality are moving.
Hog market steady. Local supply sufficient
for present trade requirements
Good demand for lambs. choice quality bring
ing strong prices, with but few coming. ReT
ceipts mostly Of mixed medium quality lamhs
with good many sheep mixed in. which are
also bringing good prices when In good flesh
Sheep and lamb market can safely be quoted
as being in good condition.
HORSES AND MULES
Following are current quotations on horses
and mules; market easier.
Horses-Heavy draft, good 70 choice, 5000
-; southern horses. good 70 extra. $500 lsO;
southern horses. fair to good. $90d130; south
ern horses. common sT5d100: drivers. choice.
si558225: plugs. s25d40.
LIVE STOCK 3Y WIRE.
ST. LOUIS. Sept T.-Cattle--Recelpts, D.
500. including 900 Texans; steady to strong.
Native beef steers. 81 500 S 90; COWS and heif-
ers. s.. 1907 so; stockers aud feeders. 50 O0d
80: Texas and Indian steers, S4- 00d7 90;
cows and heifers. 50 .ood5. 90; calves in carload
lots $4.0OI5.50.
Hors-Recripts. 10000; steady Pigs and
lights, 81. 50G7 %; packers. 81 .15d7 80; butch
ers and best heavy. 81 .i567.35; butchers and
best heavy. S7.1517 50.
sheep-Receipts. 1850; steady. Native NUT
tons. s. 2593.T5; lambs 81 .00G6.25.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-08

NEW YORK sept. Cotton opened steady
AZ an advance OF 166 points continuation
o. yesterdays buying movement. encouragement
81 firm Liverpool cables and insect damage re-
ports IN the east New Orleans was seller
here early but leading bull brokers were BUYERS
There vas covering ~ western and Wan street
shorts and during the first few minutes active
months sold about points net higher There
seemed to Be = good deal Of southern selling
around u.55 fer December however and the
MARKET toward TIRE end 81 the first hour eased
OFT or points from the besr.
kumors that the National Ginnerx associa-
tion would show Too,O0o bales ginned 20 Sep
temoer /. against $4,000 last year. were fol-
lowed hy rather heavier offerings during the
late forenoon and prices eased of e9l0 points
rrpm the best CT 20 a shade under the closing
nEures OF yesterday. Leading ball brokers
gave the market good support on this setback.
however. and prices were firm az midday with
active months from 20 , points net higher
Reports Of steadier SPOT markets. and % a
better trade demand. particularly IN Manchester.
scemed 10 offset the talk q eearish ginning re.
turns from the cenSns bureau report toInorrow.
HE market ruled very steady during the cary
Afternoon. with the active months selling about
10 a Is points net higher. Realizing checked
the advance around n 90 for December ana
caused slight reaction In the later trading
NEW TURK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices on the
exchange todays
Tone steady; niddlins. II To-looc; quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-08

Among the number who were carried
captive from Judah to Babylon with the
first deportation were certain members
of the royal family, Daniel and his three
friends This was in direct fulfllment Of
Isaiah's prophecy to Hezekiah more
than 100 years before q --lngs 2O17-lS).
These young boys had been fortunate
enough to have godly parents, but their
captivity was no doubt due TO the fact
that their country had become so idol
atrous. Their parents had taught them
OF the one God, who had been so mar
velously gracious in his dealings with
his people, and had impressed upon them
the evils of idolatry This was not hard
to do when it was around them on ev-
cry side, and especially now that pc
cause of it they were in strange land
where Jehovah was not known, where
idolatrv abounded, and were there be-
cause of the idolatrous practices or
their people.
II was customary with the eastern
kings of old to use the best of the cap
tives in some service about the palace,
TO add to the splendor of the court. Ne
buchadnezzar therefore gave orders that
the pick of the boys of judah should be
brought to the palace and trained for
three years-probably the prescribed
course in the University of Babylon-in
the literature and lore of the land. Mem
beers of the royal family would naturally
be chosen If they were at least equal
to others. These four young men were
therefore selected amongst others and
brought to the palace of Nebuchadnez-
Ear.
He had committed them to the over
sight of the prince of the eunichs, VINO
In .turn placed these four under the I'M
mediate care of a man named Melzar'
Thev were to be fed daily with portions
from the kings table, and every advan-
tage given them to make them mt 70
appear before the king at the eno o.
their course for examination, both physi-
cal and mental, preparatory TO seiectlon
and promotion to service IN the Ails
court.
THE MOTIF.
raniel and his friends had been given
names by their parents that indicated
somewhat their characters. In those
davs names meant something; now they
are merely tags Daniel means God is
nv Judge: Hananiah means whom COO
hath favored; Mishael means who Is
what God is, and Ozariah means whom
Jehovah helps.
Now. as soon as the prince OF the
eunuchs learned their names and the SIG
nificance he changed them' acths oih .io
policy of thoroughly denaturallzlns
them and making them wholly Babylo-
niaized. if / may coin the term. To
Daniel he gave the name Belteshazzar
or Bells prince, Bel being the name OF
a heather god: Hanaiah he called Shad-
rach favored Cor inspirej) by the sun
god: Mishael he caleld Meshach, or VINO
is what Shak (the earth-god) Isl while
Azarian he called Abed-nego, or the
servant of the fire-god.
Compare these names with those CIV
en- them by their God-fearing parents
and YOU will see what you have never
seen before that the effort was being
made to convert them thoroughly to
heathenism and wean them utterly away
from Jehovah.
Daniel and his friends resented this
with all the force of their natures, and
this precipitated an action on their part
that ended in a fixed purpose and be
came the controlling element in their
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-08

Mr. A. W. Robbins, Lake City, Fla.
My young turkeys are becoming
afflicted with Jumps on their heads
that have never found any remedy
for. The Jumps get harder day by
day and eventually cover the head
with a hard scab. rendering the tur-
key blind. Up to date. We have had
few to recover from It. Any sug-
gestion would be greatly appreciated.
as we are at the end Of our resources,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-08
QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERED.

having tried everything that we could
think of to little purpose.
ANSWER:
If you will take one pint of raw
linseed oil and add to 1t an ounce
and one-half or two ounces of pure
carboHc acid--full strength. take a
sponge and thoroughly soak the
heads of your turkeys with this mix
ture. Three applications will usually
cure them. 1t would also be good
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-08

2sn30c: do. gathered whit. 20@2Sc; do. hen
merry brown. 21n25c; western gathered white,
lTf zoe: refrigerator first seasons storage paid
2OH2Ic; seconds. lSQ Ice.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
|. CHICAGO Sept T.-Butter STEADY; cream
cries 2Oa2Sc; diaries. 1SM22c.
Eggs steady: receipts T.64S cases; at mark.
cases Included, I1015c; firsts. lie; prime
firsts. 1Sizc. -
Cheese steady; daisies, 136l3hc; twins, 121s
n12@c: young Americas. 13A 01SlAci long
horns 13LG13hc.
Potatoes firm: Minnesota, 81 00d1-o5: Wis
eonssn and Michigan. e0c9S1.O0; Maine. $l.O59
10: receipts 80 cars.
Pcuitry-Iavs easy; turkeys. lac; fowls, i2c;
veal steady; so TO so 10. WITS, sGoc; go TO
IS ID WITS. ehG10he; s. { OHIO 10. WIS.,