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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
DFMTNG AND MTMBRES VALLEY
GREAT INCREASE IN IEMNG'S POPULATION DURING
LAST YEAR IS INDICATED BY THE LARGE VOTE CAST

T. W. Webb has returned TO ms nome
in Phoenix. Ariz- after VISITING ms
brother, A. P. Webb, for several WeeHs.
7. + AIillikeu. Of Hurley was III
Deming this week.
J. G. Weaver and family have arrived ca
from the EstauCia valley and VIII
make this their future home.
Albert Ernst has received run
Louisville. Ky. a coop Of full DLoouSG
black NIinOrca chickens. Mr.. Ernst VIII
raise this breed on his poultry tarLh d
short distance southwest OF DelalnB-
w. c.. Clark has returned LIo!I
Swedeborg, Mo. where he sold out ms
property. Mr.. Clark viii make this MS
home.
c. f. Nigh and C. =. Wilson are NOV
ing In from their ranch into the amer
cottage southeast Of the courtho use
Mrs. J. D. Tinsley is visiting IN the
home of Mai. James r WaddilL
Mrs. P. x. Connawav and mother
Mrs. Wideman. spent last week VISIT
ing Mrs W l. FoEwOrth in Ell Paso-
A II. Snyder and wife have returned
from a pleasure trip to San Diego, Cal.
Seligman Lindauer, an old timer OF
the Cooks mining camp, was IN DeLl
ing this week He is now resident OF
Chicago
Chester B. Welcn and family, Of Lon.
Cal. have moved to Demlng, and MI
Welch is now employed as salesman IN
the T. A. 1Iahoney hardware store, MI
Welch has also invested in lands mere
Tom CrOley has returned to Guymoh'
Okla, after spending several weeks
here on business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11

Oeming, n NJ Nov. 11.-Election re-
turns show an increase in the voting
population of Luna county OF 5U0 since
the election year ago The elecllon
O year ago was If anything contested
with more energy than the last one, so
there was fun vote pOled. Since the
proportion Of population to voters IS
about to this election shows an IN
crease I'm population in Luna county OF
1900 within the last year
Three hundred and ninety-tWo year
ling and year old steers were shipped
the first of the week by Al Watkins,
TOdhunter Wamel and from the Mashed
O ranch TO the Panhandle OF Texas
about so miles north Of Amarillo Tor
feeding. having been sold TO j. g. Han
These are the first cattle ever shipped
from this locality to that
New Buildings Planned.
A. NJ Little has gwen contract to
W. C. SkeeIs for the building Of five
store buildings on Silver avenue, the
site where the fire recently occurred
The new buildings are to be practically
the same as those which were burned
down. and the walls which are stand
Ing are being used for the new sfruc-
lures Twenty men are at work on the
lob and the contractor states that the
buildings viii be completed within 80
days.
Hon. Kern & WetnOre are building
an adobe garage and machine shop on
Silver avenue IS X7O feet, the lot having
been leased from Mrs. Ella BlOm- Au-
tomobile supplies will be carried and
automobile and general repairing done.
DR.. S. d. SwOpe, Of Deming; DTS ,.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
MINING NEWS
ERNESTIHE MINE
BREAKS A RECORD
While Installing New Bat
teries, It Has Greatest
Monthly Production

Mogollon, n. NJ, Nov 1.-THE Ernes-
tine Mining company. even while in
Sailing the new batteries. necessitat-
ing the hanging up Of 10 of the old
stamps to permit the new mortar block
to set, made the greatest monthly pro-
dUctiOn in its history The new ore
over 20 feet wide and average $40 per
ton. The last 10 day cleanup in OctO-
Der yielded lO,465 Troy ounces Of gold
and silver bullion, and five tons of high
grade concentrates. Five hundred and
seventy tons Of ore were milIed during
the week, producing so sacks of con-
centrates. in addition to the zinc pre-
cipitates. r. Craig, the president Of
the company, is in camp inspecting the
property and the new machinery in
StalatiOns.
level test has opened into good ore The
mill continues its regular production Of
bullion and concentrates
The MOgOllOn Gold and Copper com
pauy, iu both the old COOney mine and
the Little Charlie. are producing a good
grade ore. Shelter shipments are be
ing made from the former, while 10
tons per day are being treated in the
DeadwOOd mill from the latter.
The new working shaft on the Pacific
mine of the Oaks company has been
sunk s. feet in ore. Work continues on
the main tunnel.
At the SOcOrro mines the first deliv-
cry of crude Oil for the De La Nergne
engines was made this week Erection
of the new power house is progressing
rapidly.
In the Iron Group a good ore body
has been opened up in the so foot shaft
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
IS INCREASING ITS
MAGDALENAH HOLDINGS

The New Jersey Zinc company acting
through the Empire Zinc company is
gradually acquiring extensive holdings
in the vicinity OF the Tribullion proper
ties in the Magdalena district of New
Mexico.
There is persistent report in the
Magdalena district to the effect that
New York interests are contemplating
the taking over Of the MfstletOe, the
Magdalena Tunnel company, and the
LynchburE group at present under op-
ton TO the American Zinc company.
Engineers Of the Miami Copper com
pany have examined the properties
which lends color to the rumOr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
MINING NEWS
GLOBE MAN HAS
STREAK Of LUCK
Consolidation Of Live Oak
and Inspiration Be
lieved Imminent

Miami, Ariz, Nov. 11.-John Rose, Of
Globe, reports a rich strike Of gold
and silver ore in a tunnel which is
located in the center Of the nine claims
owned by him and J. Huston and Leon
Sanders, situated on the north Of and ad-
joining the Inspiration property
Up to date over $4,000 worth Of work
has been done on the property, con-
sisting Of three tunnels in 40 feet each,
one 20 feet and one 20 feet. and four
shafts down 20 feet, 60 feet, 40 feet
and 80 feet Four men are employed
on the property doing assessment work.
Frank Thompson, of Globe, is doing
considerable development work on his
10 claims, situated three miles east
OF BellTue- Over $1,000 worth of work
has been done to date, four tunnels are
in, the longest $50 feet in which a
ledge so feet wide was encountered,
which assays from 8 10 4 percent cop
per. There is a shaft down so feet
Four men are employed
May Be Arranging Merger.
George F. Gum, of the Gunn-ThOmp-
son company. which controls the In
spiraticn Copper company, has returned
from New York and Boston TO salt
lake city. and Charles Hayden. of
Hayden, Stone & Co., Of New Ork and
Boston, who financed the Live oaks
company, is now in Salt Lake City, IL
is understood to complete the arrange
Inspiration companies. Every freight
train TO Miami now brings carloads
of material for the Inspiration, and an
nOuncement Of the location and com
mencing Of the erection Of the 5000
ton mill is looked for every day
The Arizona Commercial company
has elected Charles T.. Smith president
in place of W. n. Amnster, who has
resigned. Mr.. Smith is president Of the
Old Dominion mine Z. y AcNeeVer,
vice president; Geo T. Rice, Edward
s. GOulstOn. Fred H. Williams and
Harry StOnemetz were elected direc-
tors.
Tt is understood that plans are COM
pleted to finance the company and thar
a fun force Of men will be at work
by December ].
Tt is understood that Geo. Kingdom,
superintendent of the Old Dominion
mine. viii also be superintendent or
the Arizona Commercial
Drilling Progresses.
The Southwestern Miami Develop
ment company's "A Star churn drill IS
down 400 feet. and has encountered
exceptionally rich chalcocite ore The
company has a bond and lease on the
Tontezuna group. which lies between
the Live Oaks and Barney groups, and
is about $50 feet south Of Morning
canyon. where the Live Oaks is drilling
its last holes. superintendent Fred
Hoar was formerly superintendent OF
the Old Dominion mine I'm Globe, ana
the company is financed by New YORK
and Boston capitalists
Doing Assessment Work.
John n. Hoffman, 3. F. Crawford,
Lee and John MarhesOn and john
Erickson are doing assessment work
on their 20 claims. adjoining the Five
Points property. situated - miles south
Of here at the mouth Of Powers gulch-
The work so far done consists Of one
tunnel in l25 feet one In LUZ IeeL, one one
In As feet A double compartment
shaft down 115 feet and a single apart
ment shaft down loo feet, all of which
is in ore.
As soon as a wagon road can be
made. ore viii be shipped to the Old
Dominion sneIter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
FIVE FOOT BODY OF ORE
---.---- ID II 81 IL ----E

brought to light In an upraise on the
500 foot level of the Snake mine To-
Gated in Sierra county. New Mexico
One huge block OF ore the weight
Of which is estimated to be 10 tons.
has been disclosed. Assays from the
ore gave returns Of over six and a half
ounces gold, and is ounces silver 10
the ton
Manager lEoffet is eIated over the
showing Of ore.
A few days ago some person went
to the pump station of the Statehood
mine and with a pick did damage to
the pump to the extent of $3.50. For
tunately manager MOffet had the neces-
sary material on hand to make imme-
date repairs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
Smoke of Herbs
Cures Catarrh
A Simple, Safe, Reliable
Way and it Costs Moth
ing to Try.

This preparation Of herbs, leaves,
flowers and berries Containing no
tobacco or habit-forming drugs is
either smoked In an ordinary clean
pipe or smoking tube and by drawing
the medicated smoke into the mouth
and inhaling into the lungs or sending
1t out through the nostrus in a per
fectly natural way. the worst case OF
Catarrh can be eradicated-
1t is not unpleasant to use, and at
the same time it is entirely harmless,
and can be used by man, woman or
child.
Just as Catarrh is contracted by
breathing cold OF dust and germ-laden
air just so this baImy antiseptic smOk-
ing remedy goes 10 all the affected
parts Of the air passages of the head.
nose. throat and lungs. 1t can readily
be seen why the ordinary treatments,
such as sprays, Ointments, salyes,
liquid or tablet medicines tall-tney
DO not and cannot reach all the affected
parts.
II you have catarrh of the nose. throat
or lungs, choking, SIOppeQ-up LeeLlu@r
colds. catarrhal headaches II you are
given TO hawking and splitting, this
simple yet scientific treatment should
cure YOU
An illustrated book which goes thor
oughly into the whole question of the
cause, cure and prevention of catarrh
win, upon request be sent you by DIT
J. w. BlOssers 40l Walton street At
lanta, ca.
He viii, also, mail you five days
free treatment You win at once see
that 1t IS a wonderful remedy. and as
II only costs one dollar for the regular
treat ment it is within the reach of
everyone. It is not necessary to send
any mOney-simply send your name
and address and the booklet and free
trial package viii be mailed you i'm
mediately.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
DAILY RECORD


Dee0a E1leus
Bassett addition-Katie H. and T.
B. Bredt TO Mrs. Rena Wafer, parts OF
lots 10 and II, block so. BouIeva I'd
street, S1975; November 6. 1911
Campbelis addition-LilIian z. Gibbs
to ". i. Buchanan. east 40 feet Of lots
II, -, IS and east 40 feet Of north parts
Of lot IA, block PSI. Rio Graude and
1911
Borachio, Texas-1innie ". MEGA
mants, j. W Bake. trustee, to r. R.
Hardin, lot 10. block IA, lot y. block
8, lot 8, block 81, $50; January 26. 1911.
East FL Paso additiOn-Perry and
Mary Kearney to Mrs. Rue Jackson.
lots p, % and %. block 65, White
Oaks street, $500; October 19. 1911.
Births-HOys.
To Mrs Jose RamureZ. 45 HidalgO.
Licensed to Wed.
J. n Cazares and ClOtilda Hernandez.
Automobile Licenses.
To Dr. Branch CraiEe, Y. NJ G. A.
building Flanders 20.
To c. Z. Miller, Anthony, n. NJ, Elan
ders 90
To Geo. NJ BeckIey, 2O5 CapIes build
ing. Black Crow, 4 cylinder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11

T. Turner and B. a. Worsham. and Al
len Rodes. of FL Paso. left here yester-
dav morning for MogOllon for two
weeks hunting.
Earl Craig, Earl Van Sinkle. DR.. Z. s.
Milford and Roy Craig left Wednesday
for the Black range, where they viii
spent 10 DAYS or two weeks hunting.
John Stein, Of Las Vegas, superin-
tendent Of the western division of the
Harvey house system, spent q day In
Deming trsnsacting business with the
local Harvey house
J. c. RosebOrOugh went to FL Paso
on business.
Dan Hathaway, who is now employed
in Benson, Ariz, was here for a brief
visit
J. T. Stevens, S. P. operator at Gage.
was in Deming on business this week.
@. G.. Lynch, general manager Of the
BInn Lumber company Of Los Angeles,
Cal. has arrived here to see Benjamin
Titus on business.
Many Visitors in Town.
A. A Douglas went to Bowie this
week on business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
WORK 5ffaRfS ON
TOWERS At DAM
Roads Built For Hauling
Material; Social Affairs
Are Numerous

Elephant Butte, n IL, Nov. IL
Work has begun on the tower Of the
west side or the river Three towers
viii be constructed on either side
me towers on the west side VIII be
10 1e6t in height, while those on the
east side viii be so feet A large force
has been employed most of the sum
site for one Of them is not yet com
pleted, but win be as soon as ii is
needed.
A hosting engine has been trans
ported 70 the site Of the A tower and
will be used in handling the heavy tim
bers used in construction.
Some Of these timbers viii be a foot
IN diameter and A feet in length
A road almost one-haf mile in length
had TO be constructed in order that
the materials could be hauled I'm for
the towers on the west side of the
river, while on the east side only
short road was constructed
Card Club Entertained.
Mrs L. ]. Charles entertained the
Womeu's Card CLUB this week
Those present were: Aesdames Blue,
Powell, Fox, Mcintyre, Faunueroy,
Olsen, Wells, Beatty, MatSOns Monueth
and Stanton
Refres Emeuts were served after Ile
usual number Of games had been played
The first prize, an embroidered bag,
was given to Mrs. Blue. The cOnsOla-
ton prize. Q ball OF darDing cotton,
bearing the words, Darn It, was
given TO Mrs. Swan T. Olsen
The next meeting Of the club VIII
be held al the home Of Mrs FaunllerOy
next Wednesday afternoon
The rag time or tacEy dance,
70 be given in the hall OF the Off
efsI quarters on Saturday night prom
fses to be a most enjoyable affair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
MACHINERY ORDERED FOR
MINE NEAR WICKENBURG

Machinery has been ordered to equip
the placer mine in Tub Springs Wash,
i'm the san Domingo field near Wicken-
burg Ariz. There is water here at all
times. and the plant will be I'm opera
ton by November 90
The Monarch mine, nine miles from
WickenburE. is being equipped with a
new milling plant which is being rap
idly assembled A number of miners
are now employed developing ore bodies
and making working headings in the
large body of copper-gOld ore already
opened up. The new plant Will be
operating by the first Of the year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11

Monterey, Mexico. Nov. 11.-Jesus
Gonzalez. a brakeman on the Interna-
tiOual railroad running out Of here TO
ParedOu, was killed by accidentally
falling from the train. in the yards in
this city. The drive wheels Of the To-
connective cut OFF both legs and the man
died soon after.
Jesus r. Cara, a motOrman for the
Monterey Electric Light and Power
company, had his right foot cut off by
the wheels of street ear while at
tempting to step from the car while In
motion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11

The Demfng office or the = 2asO
Herald is in the Chamber OF Oom-
merce. Roy Bedichek is agent and
correspondent.
The Hsrald's distributor in Dem
ing Is c. C. Rogers, room 1, Deck
ert building, telephone 213. The
Herald will be delivered to all
parts of the city same night Of pub
ifcation. at 60 cents per month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
RFT.rV METHODIST YOUNG

PEOPLE HULL IN q En- 4 -A-- = A--a
Belen. II. H. Nov. 1.-THE Young
PEOPLES society Of the Methodist church
held q business meeting at the home
OF Miss Evelyn Davidson there being a
Eoodlv number present The society has
been recently organized, and plans were
laid at this meeting for increased &C
tfvfty during the winter months
Members Of the Beleu Commercial
club and their friends. enjoyed q spread
in the club rooms while awaiting the
election returns which were received by
special wire at the building. Roast rur-
kew lunch, with proper trimmings, con
stituted the spread. A large number en-
loved the eTeliug
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
ASSESSMENT WORK IS DONE
~ ~ Z n VI - -

Parsons, n. H., nov. 11-James Escue
has moved TO Nogal canyon. after hav-
ing completed some mining work here
Mr. Escue and other men have been
engaged all fan doing assessment work
on the Great Western mining group.
owned by T. J. Grafton. This is one
Of the most promising mines in the
White mountains. The ledge crops for
about 100 feet in width and assays from
SO down, showing free gold in places
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11

SUN d At u --I-I-1 %
Cameron, Texas. Nov. 11--RevOltiug
scenes marking the lynching of Fer
nado Gomez a Mexican lad, at Thorn
dale. Texas, last June, were described
fn court today by Alfred Wilson. a
witness In the trial Of Z. T. Gore, jr,
charged with participation in the az
fair-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
TWENTY-NINE CARS OF
ORE SHIPPED nT-Rr

IWenty-nlne cars Of ore were shipped
from Lordsburg. Grant county. New
Mexico. during the week. j. a. Leahy
shipped $50 tons from the Superior
mine, but expects TO increase ship
ments TO 1000 tons month. The
Eighty five company viii invest in a
larger air compressor. The one now
in use viii keep five drills, and the
drll sharDener at work. The new com
pressor is TO keep 20 drills going.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
APACHE PASS CLAIMS ARE
snr II M Z 4 SLID \ n

Bowie, Ariz Nov. III. p. Schafer,
W. A. Schafer and 7. +. Dickson have
sold a group of mining claims in
Apache pass, about - miles south of
Bowie. TO eastern parties. The new
owners viii ut once commence develop
ment work on the property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
WOMAN IS Held o.

WOMAN IS HELD ON
CHARGE or KILLING HUSBAND
Chicago, Ill., Nov. 11.-Mrs. Jone
Quinn. whose husband was found shot
to death I'm bed last week, today was
held TO the grand jury TO answer a
charge Of murder by the cOrOner's jury.
She was taken to the county jail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11

You can easily sell it. Gail Bell 1l5,
Toe Herald win sell it. so bother. no
Formally.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11

tGournud's Creum' as the least harmful Of al the
skin Preparations For sale BY al druggists and Fancy
Coos Dealers r the United slstss Canada and Europe.
FE21 7 HOPKINS Pop, 81 Great Jones Shsst AsEIak
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11

shlnments sd.

Shipments from the Descubridora
property TO the smelter have started
and will be maintained hencefOrth- For
the past year the property has under
gone q campaign of Development work
which has turned out remarkably we'll
DEVELOPMENT work will continue. The
Descubridora is located but a short dis
lance from this city, and is in charge Of
J. IL Williamson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11

Howard Sharp and J. S. Whitley,
both Of CusihuiriaChic, have denounced
u pertenencias in the CUsihuiriachic
district, calling their prospect the
Bella Vista"
Jose B. Rascon has denounced eight
pertenencias in the Uruachic munich
pality, district Of Rayon, under the
name of ''Veinte de NOviembre."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11

The Mexico City firm of Goldman &
Co. purchased the Esperanza property
in the Placer de Guadalupe district.
and owned by Julio Miller and Jesus
Madrid. during the week for the sum
Of $4,000. gold currency. The ESper-
ANA is a gold property and has been
an excellent producer since work be-
gan early last year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
buyers In he Albania District.

Mesrs. Cleary and TOtherne of Lon
don and Paris, respectively, are out in
the Albania district making an exam
nation of the Las PlOmosas property
in charge of w. II. SeamOn, and also
the La Virgin in charge of Charles
Sewell, with a view to purchasing both
properties The La Virgin is properly
located in the Placer de Guadalupe
district which is situated close TO the
Albania section
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-06
GIVEN A GRAND TINE.
Meeting of the Press Association In
Columbia.

The State Press Association met
in Columbia on last, "Wednesday and
had a most delightful time for two
days. The Association was never
better entertained anywhere. The
people Of Columbia vled with, each
other in seeing that the newspaper
men had a good time, and. If they
did not have it was their own fault.
The automobile trip, Seeing Co.
lumbia" was a SUCCESS. More, than
a score Of automobiles made the trip
The principal places of Interest In
the city were visited. The trip was
made under the direction Of McDavid
Horton. A stop was made shortly
after noon at Fairwold farms. where
the members of the association were
the guests of A. e. Gonzales, the
genial, wholesouled owner OF these
beautiful farms. -
With the election Of officers the
South Carolina Press Association
adjourned to meet Friday at a place
to be selected by the executive com
mittee of the association. The fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve
for the coming year:
President, H. L. Watson, of Green
wood.
First vice president, Edward H.
DeCamp, Of Gaffney.
Second vice president, ]. L. Minis,
of Edgefeld.
Secretary, ". F. Caldwell, OF
Chester.
Treasurer, J. L. Sims, OF Orange
burg.
Chaplain, S. A. Nettles. Of Spar
tanburg.
Members of executive committee,
Robert Latham, of Charleston; Will
lam Banks, Of Columbia; Neils
Christensen, of Beaufort.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-06
FARMERS BEING BUNCOED.
Lumber Trust Is Behind Fight on
Reciprocity.

In a speech before the Western
Economic Society Of Chicago. OF Sat-
urday night, President Taft declared
that the principal opposition to the
Canadian reciprocity agreement came
not from the farmer but from the
lumber trust and from American man
ufacturers of print paper.
In one Of the most comprehensive
addresses that he has made on the
subject, the president outlined some
of the methods employed by the op-
ponents of reciprocity; practically
told the farmers that they were be-
ing "buncoed" by special interests,
and said that the fate of the agree
ment rested not so much with the
United States senate as with the peo-
pie OF the country
If the farmer and the country at
large, he said, could be brought to
understand that this treaty was In
the interests of the majority OF the
people, he would no longer fear the
coming vote in the senate
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-06
ernor of South Carolina to seek vim

dication.
Commenting on the letter. the At
anita Constitution says editorially:
The Constitution publishes else
where an interesting, though some
what personal, communication ad-
dressed by Hon. Thomas B. Fielder
to Gov. Blease OF South Carolina.
To those who know Col. Fielder
and who are Informed as to the
chaos existing in the political affairs
of South Carolina, it is scarcely nee
essary to say that the governor Of
South Carolina has, to say the least
of it, taken a circuitous route to at
tack Mr.. Fielder, his allegation, as
mysterious and misty as 1t IS, relat-
Ing to an event Of seven years ago.
If there had been anything in the
governors post; 4, he was recreant
in his duty in not having given the
people of his State the benefit of
his information before now. when he
suddenly springs an attack on Col.
Fielder in a general fusillade in
which he assaults at the same time
many prominent citizens of South
Carolina.
Gov. Blease seems 20 have a way
of running amuck, and that he has
done so In this instance no one who
knows Col. Fielder will doubt.
The State cannot, of course, fore
cast the course Of the governor Of
South Carolina IT. this crisis.