The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, June 24, 1905, Image 2

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T^ELgB6iRs TttUtttOW S. CARTER, KI > I L\)it AM) MAN AG Kit. r^Mr<3jniiyMniTr.Y-?rwi rasui ? w? : y \n sviituuay Sl'li- liU'IION VKAH ! i ilir :v i ( . 1 ill"' 'J I . I yo.*>, An \ <1 Vilt n" i l V'otloli. v ... \ . i. t .i.i it... . . > \\ I ' I ll 11 i 11 * - lll'll'll" I 111 it Ki t w a - lie' i ve mi ! excited l" il:iv wilii price* advancing aoou :i b.'lle an i reaching a nov ll I;?!? p.Mill fi?r till' cut I I'll I Sill!' mi icjiji'i'- ;'M' hi:\ing by I on I iui bulls -tit. 11.?\ ci ing 1?v short*. l it' advance v.h ,i ti i iliuto l tuslreiigtl in 1/ivcrp nl, fuitluT rep ?fls of : good !r i ic demand anil linn slocl mm kcl, and t ii cuia! > which lnii been is-un a I b\ thi hull leudct predicting a crop uf only a urn (j, r>0i?,i)O?) h d"s lur tie; I'liimii! m'iimiii. 1 he doting was steady at pn;e ticillv the best pries at a tie! ml vattee nl' 2S to33 point*. The stile tvele ? dim iteil at .'>oiMcm) hales invie' is Shot. i l-'i mil t lie lbit'li 11 i!l i Ierahl i \ - we go to pre.s* a telephou iue>s ii?e ? rings lite news that .loir I licks .il. i convict on the clltii gang, nttcmp'c I to r-eape b il idling in' > t!u> thick under growth of !iu-.'h by tn? mudsill and was *hot il nvn by one of tb guard*. 1'ivn bu''U shot lodgin in the negro's leg ami one in hi arm. Our information said tli wuonds were not tin tight to l svri mis. Dickson was sout to tl: gang last Saturday from the Mai chestcr Mill. Joseph M. L ingley Missing Froi Home. The State, 23d 111st. Joseph M. Langley, a carpet ter in the car repairing depurtmec at the shops of the Southern rni way in this city, has unucjouutal 1 disappeared uud has not been see by his family or any of his friend since moitday. lie left his hum on tho Harhntnville road, less thai ti mile from the shops, as 11911a Monday morning. . He worked a his nceustomod place all day, atu for two hours extra time, whicl kept him until S o'clock thai night. After leaving work Ik was seen by acquaintances goinj towards his home and the lust thu can lie learned of him is that he was at the sioro of Mr. Wihian (J. Allworden on llu BathumvilU road that night. His wife is unuhle to account for his aosenca and says that she thinks he has been foully dealt : 41. o i _ i i wi'.u. one una inr I wo yoiin g children have been leit in u moat deplorable condition. Both of the children tire sick and she hoi self is just recovering front a recent illness. The eldest of the twe children is two years old and the youngest is only seven months old. Hummed ft 100 Bills in Muzzle o His Gun. San Francisco, .June 21. ? Af tar hoi ling 1,000 persons at baj for two hours in Eddy street oarlj today, shooting and wounding nine peoplo and defying the police Thomas Lnbb, a maniac killc*< himself. The insane man wai baric uled in his room on the fourtl floor of the United hotel T ?It ijooo, went to the h<?lel 1ns night. l'liis morning he begin throwing furniture from the win dow-> to the street. Several per Hons narrowly escaped heinj. struck. lie th >n began firing, using a shotgun, lie placed $5C and *100 bills in the muzzle of the wsupon and fragments of the paper wore scattered over the street. Hiftetllga In The State* j A Oil -uii !?'i| !?y lite A lei t C\?t i e'|?<*ful 1*111? of I Ik* foilimhlti S: at'1. (I lir i'u koM-; Dispensary (Jlostpcl. t! I't-kr s. | ii ni? lit I'ho l'ieltens ! j ?K> rv v\iis ritthis iimrn* l i:' iy Oi'tri nf ' K t chilli" nun .it the county hoard of cotiirol. A letter whh iccctved yest onlay i ficrnii mi from (iov Iloyw.ii'l in which lit* st.ved tlint lu* t hoped the couhtv boiud wo lid art w i t h o ii 1 (ImIuv without lofrtetiro to the Sliitr hoard. Mr t'<?\ acted oil I In* rovet Iter's I r lid vice. Won't Sell Cotton i ; VoiUvillr, .1 uno 11).?While the i rulino price for cotton is how , "around'' nine rents, still there I does m?t seem in be uny more in, dination on she pu? t of the farmers i? n:?II tlniu when seven onis . whs the price effort d; in fact, not - us much because sil I ho Intter * price quite u ipnntity was"tumed loose'' by those who tin I more faith in Theodore Price than Ilurvio Jordan and K Smith. Drowned Near Newberry. Neivbeiry duuo '21 ?Special: (i Robert Laniiford, the lVyeurold ^ son of Mr (ieorge A. Landlord of liiis city. ...is drowned this nf0 ternoonin Sdud* River, ut Kctnpu soi.'i Fcriy, where ho was out with a party from Newberry to tisli. 11c and seven! companions ie reached the liver ahead of the ,e other UK*in tiers of the party and t w. nt in swimming. The body 1 has n >t been r? covered. James Colo Acquitted. 11 Florence, June 20.?The court of sessions has been making rapid progress yesterday and today and will probably finish its work tomorrow or next day. The case 11 that most interest coutered aronnd whs ihut f James Cole, charged y with murder, tried today. It n will be remembered that Cole was 8 calle I to the house of one of his 0 tenants by a negro woman to make n her husband quit whipping her ' and when he went to the rescue * the negro man attempted to shoot ^ him and when Cole knocked the 1 gun up, causing the load of buck^ shot to go over his head the nc3 gro attacked him when Colo shot C him. The coroner's jury render* 1 ed a verdict clearing Cole, say * ing the shooting was in self defen1 so, but Cole asked for a trial. 5 The whole trial consumed about half un hour and the jury agreed * to a verdict of not guilty in about 1 tive minutes. Japanese More Than Just. St Petersburg, June 20.?(2 A. M.)?Jspan'o terms of peace, according to an interview had by , a correspondent of the Novoe j Vroinya with a member of the ? Japanese embassy in Vienna, will prove to be more moderate than lui(l hfutn #..1 J ! 1 1 * V/VVII V.A jUJUlL'U III1U Will 1)6 f based on tho proportions made in the Japanese H(/tc on the eve of hostilities, with the udoption of an . indemnity covering tho cost of the j war. Japan will not insist on r humiliating terms, such ns the r cession of the Isb nd of Sakh%lin, > the disarmament of Vladivostok I or tho limitation of Russia's naval q rights in tho Pacific, but will in, sist on guarantees against the re* newal of tho war fi r half a t century nt least. , Tho diplomatic is quoted ns saying that Japan wishes to live on terms of friendship with Russia , in the future, and is not disposed to m.iko over harsh stipulations. Foley's Kidney Cure make ' idnoys and bladder light. Don't dolay taking old by Fonderbur k l'harinacS Dctvotopin* the Cetawfe \ l)r Gill WyliK lias J*ig Thirds 1,1 View Tor the Future! From l ite Charlotte Observer. For the last two or three months many rumors have been afloat, .xunetimes they Itave been vague ami at others almost definite, to the efiect that a movement was on foot to make some large water power development on the Catawba river, south of the Catawba Power Company's plant. Those who are interested have stea lily refused to give any information in connection with their purposes and intention. Out of what we have seen, however, and of land transactions, the records of which arc open to everybody, the evi* dence all points toward the developments which may be described tentatively as follows: The plans are now nearly perfected for the development of the water power at the Great Falls on the Catawba, near Chester'* and Winnsboro. At this point properties have been gotten together extending up and down the river for a distance of eight miles, controlling i 73 feet fall. This power will be developed in units, with one-third its total capacity; each unit, will g've from 52,000 to 30,000 horse power. At one of these points the developments can be quickly and cheaply made. This work will be undertaken without further delay and cun be finished within a year to 18 month", according to the How of the river. It is the idea of those interested to put power into Gastonia and considerable more power into Charlotte. Connections will be made from the Great Falls to the Catawba Power Company's plant in such a way that any of the plants can be run in co-operation with any other. The main line will carry the current at 44,000 volts. The same people also own the watcrec water power, neat* Camden, and when the three new developments arc completed at the Great Falls, then the Wateree power will bo developed for 25, uuu ur ju,uuu norso power. Taking the five developments to gether,- viz: the Catawba Power Company's plant, near Rock Hill the three new proposed developments at the Catawba Falls; and the development of the Watoree power near Camden, all of which are within 40 miles, there will be a power of 110,000 horses all told. This power, on the basis ot 30 spindles per horse power on coarse goods, would operate 3,300,000 spindles; on a basis of 40 spindles per horse power on fine goods, it would operate 4,400,000. This is on a basis of the minimum flow of the river, and if the average flow should be considered and the value of the sto:age basins ahotild also be considered, their developments when completed would operate 5,000,000 spindles. Of course all this power will not be used for running cotton spindles. Part of it is already in use in Charlotte for lighting the city, for running machine shops, and for aU sorts of manufacturing interests. The company expects to bring its wires and currents this wav to a very large extent. The plans are not yet completed, hut it may be arranged to carry power to Columbia and Charleston. Of course Winnsboro, Chester and liock Hill will get an ample supply for all their needs. Lanc.ts'er and Monroe will also come in for pow er from these developments. Charlotte and Gastoniu will make the principal points of distribution from this section, but the power will be supplied whereevor it may be needed within the vicinity of Charlotte, The high [ i'ftfcltIN! tfiain* Wit) U; flirt ta Chflilottt tutti UitSbhiia m> tHid **rotlt these }>< iib bower tiiay be distribute I n ?iiiv dlteition in the lie l.u. Ji Plans riio now being |>repimd hi- the first tie? veloptiK nt so 1 lit.t in tlilit way the work is already begun. As soon .is the plans me in shape t?> do the woik will begin on ihegroiind and it llieie are no serious and continuous floods in the river, the people who have the mutter in charge hope t<? have the first unit of 25,000 horse power at the Catawba Falls in operation by this time next year or certainly in the early fall at ?he latent Work has already brer, going on for nearly two months under the direction of Mr W ?S Lee, Jr., manager of the Catawba Power Company's plant. A force of engineers and draftsmen are at work 111 the Piedmont building 011 the plans and a force of engineers and surveyors arc at work in the field. It has not yet been determined whether the first dam and power house will be put out to contract or built by day labor. In either event the work will bo done un der the direction of the manager here, Mr Leo. ICach of these four new devclonmcnts will require something like a million dollars or over The pole lines and other necessary auxihaiy improvements will make the entire aggregate in-' vestment something like five million dollars or more. Pr W Gill \V\ 11e, of New York, has been here several time* lately and steadily refuses to tdk, but whenever he conms something happens and he is really organizing this entire Catawba power business, and it may be counted on that all his plans u ill go through all right In truth, as above stated the work has already begun. Died on a Train. George W. Ward, of P int ? Goida, Moiiila, Expired Waile on his Way to Vi-it his Son in North Carolina Spend to News and Courier. Mr. George W. Ward, of Punla Gorda, Flu, diet' on the train of the Atlantic Coast Lino shortly after leaving Savannah this morning. The body was brovgbt to Charleston and was taken in charge by the J. M C mneiley Company and an effort whs made to communicate with the relatives of the dead man. Mr. Win I was on his way from I Punta Gorda to Sw,unshorn, N. C., where one of his sons resides. He complained on tlio train of in t feeling well, tint no one considered that he was a very sick man. Shortly after the train Lfi S.ivi nnah the conductor approached Mr Ward for his ticket, n;.d was horrified to find him dc id The deceased was about 70 years old. Tl./. Ch.ln 1 |J?? ouiiu, ? ? ? - Special Trial Ordettd. V-ildosta, G J 11 n c 21. Jndge It. G. Mitchell today p i ?sed an order culling for a speoit' term of the superior c >urt to try J. G Ruwling*, his throe sons and the negroes who arc c:mrgjd with the murder of the Carter children. The special term will begin on the third Monday in Inlv. Pneumonia, i* ?f iiu t ... ror* i by Foley's Honey and I'ur. It ! tops the racking cough and and heals and strengthens the lungs. If taken in time it will prevent an attack of pneumonia. Refuse substitutes. Sold hy Fondorhurk Pharmacy. Foley's Money and Tor for children, safe,sure. No opiate* Mitli Orocifi IIr|6 Oil of (.'Oii01 ?'f>5?l"iif,?>j t t V I'iii) A-.-Hi'i:?i ifii li i' i-u ii O-il ( )lliff! h , ii I I) > ' : .' I > M < i t N. XI V i. ' ? I i - I. i i i? * iN.Mf.. J W Il??|i??:i ii* l i '?'*' t> ?' i i < ' jounicil Im.I i\ ,1 . ! ?*tVic< i > \v?t?* 11 t m - ' ' 1-v*: l'lI'.sihcni, ) A V in ilo'i-'. I>11 inin. i< ii*, A ! ;. Fir,! V'cc ; !' si Jim.I, ' i il I'hoMI IIM 111, N u O 1 " .? S ceco .1 \ i?-t? j t. n! H. ii Will ll I'll, V.I?llll?VlH. I I'l l ::s.ii. r, S iv . l.i-M i'.iiui i; j?hum Advisiir , !> .rir.l, J ,\. V > i) livi'sc, > i?: i??i: uiii; i Iici i!u:c Mfcl.llUI', (ill i hi ll, I'. 1*. I 11 > w (in, .1'ii'Us hiv lie; t. 1> W illiaiii-. I Lynchhue ? ; A d >! p ii G i'mt, Little i\ cl<; Met#. \\ ilson, \tlant i. T' i' <:v- on S i'i elect the seci?c?u'\ -u i! -j i ci?! is'iinK'ti Itl 1 il?? H > ? H.':H ! lit. Ihenri-t f- )11 ii< d ?1 i?-* UH-i??? < ! the convent i 'ii w :i- caused 1 * ti><> if?l?i?*l:<?n | >f ? t< Mention iVui . u portion of the e uniuitteo of ! forth t in L n ! 111 m nni' a ' I l'ltf r? t'.liUlit 1 I'l OMIVl io'ed I'm! ; the ]>' Csht i I :illi I til" ml \ i >i ii \ hoiiul lulio tli<' iii h' I * i* 111) with tin* fail loaduij.mii.: a diffoi Milial | iu favor of 11 a.r, ha-. , trr:.i ?. ?.:? it and enrumea! II. II Goo iridic of Noi f'?lk 11jiposetl tit:: icpoit \vl i h he mid was i\ot tin t XMrovsim of ti.? entiie i committee. The report was ret.-nd lock ? o the commute**, which later brought in uuoihet report ref*n-in?r the en'ire proposition to the advisory "fd i'i the even, thai, il saw lit to ta|;i ; up. I tie consensus o f pioi ,n seemed to t.e asnxinst a liyht with the railroads tins subject. A lOport was \>doptcd urging the general use of eott? n pr due's and reeotn nd'ii:: thai wholesale iiroct-rs . u l?s| it >it < r< tton ha.'jiej# for jute and hiiajjiiijj ()| < ther materials The lire insm .tare e.on'tittiee was aiilhoiiz'd Io ?!? v i-e a plan of reciprocal Ii o insure cc, and directed t<> lake the ma'ter up v.iih the hoard of novi*' r-* a id t epol t at ihe m .\? conv. i tiou. The tolmeco e? inmittee report , od iu finer of ? lo pci <cn: proli? o the jobber The convention <i; i>{ *<! to meet in lth)(? in V j i iI. J .ek'. !t viile, Flu. , The pie i !? nt was^ui'b riz d to r.piesenl t e a - o .t > si a? Hie Miiwnnk- <? rcnfr-! ?-nce of I In1 ' wholesale < ! t !.o IT nil*, t! , States. U'uiM) Crop Siiiiiiiiny of the ( Weather Ihiienii. Wuxliiug'nit. .lone 2<> ?The . ealliM tiiirctiu's ?. -ciAi c.i i tunry of crop conditions tsuvs: k 'Further improv.'inent in the ; iv.ndilinn of cotton is very gener- t illy indicated thr Uphold ilnr < -.?turn h It 1 he cop is now in a good stale of eul ivulion, alihough i doin ti? his continue foul in pro- ( potions of tic control and western j listiicts a'i(1 in Florida. Wh'le. ?s a ride, <i ? d growth is reported, the plaint c'Miotics s nail. Ln-e are.? ill pivv*h>iil in North Carolina, Georgia and A ..h in , t Vitwiilni-iil.l-' -I ? 1 1 11 i)y iv o ! j worms is reported fiom Oklahoma . and Indian territories, who. o some J fields are b eg b v ? <1 i., other crops. B?>11 \v< evils nn spioa1- ( ing in noithwcidern Texas, but generally the d ma^e ih i ol g I eat. I ! Foley's Honoy and Turcontains i no opiates, and will not consti- [ pale like newly till other Cough medicines R-fmo Substitutes ? Sold by Funderhurk Pharmacy. , {l-i . ?iV<Hl-fcd f<tf ,t SM'li rr,!i:i. a, ?<;?$/ ( . ' 4|' f -111" ' * ; 1 V;l** ' 4 j * . v i '4- \". * i ''" ! ' ! i i<> 11 1, i\ \\ ('iiiU i ^ Milt.* A lln liilil, lliiylo liii'y ' a-t ir, V i' V- am. j ! ' iiuiiivti i1 Mi j v>' i'lll nil t I'm r1 . ' : i11 L'lliul". K?v ? h., . ! ?,t - ,\ i i.'.t i ;> i-?* i id !i ? ?:-. >! l i- li t* \ \ \ ' a '? , > ( mi 11 <?!.'. insr, i ? * < it I; Mr- | i i a If. ii ik'T . I Jc i a I ; ' - n' milk n -j. 1 3 i ti -\ . .v^ !'i;i ha values al I :* Hi '<> % V a, \v lo hi-> on tiro i i'i <1 il i. i' i s 43 .a n i. lie ii?i k i'liHHiviil niiiriiuici x ; 11i?tt i s, i*i "viiii M?|i.ir.it'.i*?, o <*., shipping in *i i.f his ))Mniii?*is to the I irjfo It Iris :! ( aim It 11 I'o 1 ii : 'ins an eight-hoi'80 i n mi \v !1> mi l -> w il'i a lln <J Iii-.' \i iif In; jManU'il 34 acre; in i ti?.n fi'mn winch ho I .to K. I Ti.s. I - ... i ? vi -i w mi i < 11 s y v*;i I nt! t?!?1 v 1 as 2" acres in cti'in. lie never-ells "ny cotton seed, is u l u'ijc s/ '-ill planter i;tii\ l|sos u 1 ?t of wee'deery <.ii hi- tartn, anil uivite Inhor t x?:!n.-'i ' o!v. T'x m n .ii; a for Scholarships Notic is hereby tiivn that on I'ri ii*, . .lo'v 7th. lOOn ' i. (I'm., ii i?, I). Id .t t .i- (-ourt ti i Ij tiii* ,-ttii*, S (' . f??r : !i 1 a r !:!: - in Winthrop Co! Ii m- mi i In 'lie norm'jI d'pirt-ninnt <?l the Soifth ('a ml in a OolI ?jjr'-, and in t he t)olleys of Char Irstmi. VV. \i Yi ui>!?-. t'o Snpt I'M. Mothers can safely n'v !?*??i?:\ 'a lloiu'l urulTi.i in their children Id b ui_ h and colds, for it, contains no opiates or other poisons. Sold l>y h'undertnira Pharmaev. Cridges To Let. 1 u .11 let t he e int I'lic* to build a ii >v liridrr iivo,* L'Pie Lynche* crock o i the I'.irUhi 1 and Ivei-haw ro nl, near Jiunes K li'aekinoa's, to the low M. responsible* bidders on Thursday, the Glh di\ i f duly, nl 1') a. m. also one over upper t'amp (ji'dk on tin* N'ev cot r ad at i ho (. rai?? old mill > pi sec o t Fi i lii, 7th <1 v of .1 nly it {) w\ ! is a in. Terms nud specific!' ion, fo tin known hi Iho 'lie liar' and t !a "os i f lottin.f ]unc 11H>5. M '(Jardner. i'o Supei vi-or. Quick s)oli very, Liw Ihieas, on! eXUit (Quality of (iuods mm winning ii- trude. Look Here ! Hie; f> c-.nts p. r min i. H :-t 111 . l'. l?I i c I . p p* J ,"i |, for ?1 t'< IV, 15, w" :i II: I *J5 C * ?i H. (\ nu?*d Pane i< s lio^t ?j i-i' !t \* 25 cc-iit.-; "<1 <| i y 15 reals. Kronen S.i'lmu - -Y..WI ? I'.lj, 2,le?nt>; Mi km & (he, i5 cents. 12?y Tobaccos nnd i i.nrs ? 'nil 11no. < oiiio to 11f >r a uood iliow of smoke. Bo You Eat Meat ? Sliced IIam,Xicc Horf?Roast K Steak, lircaklust Strips, Pork >n usage in pickled vinegar. We ire headquarters for everything in he meat line. V KOKTAIILKS. Vegetables for dinner. Our's s the place to get them fresh :vcry day. ELLIOTT, HEATH & WA'KINS State of South Carolina. rVUTM'nr' wuuii 11 ui( LAKUASI Ld, Y J K SltwniRi, K <| Probru ml. I * WHKUK\M, .1 * Kill :?UKS tn..?l? nit to me, to t r.mt him letter* ?-t ml ninDtration oi the estate of ami ? f fects of Kobln Duncan THEhK Alll'J thkh k OH to ile ami leimouisli all ami tdngular the \iintr -t ami ? : too ? ?t ?;?i i Itot in 1 >u !>< ; i ! . e ?e 1. I !o?'. t hr\ li ??oo ?: j? tie i me i loo our i f Pi?? Date, to lie he <1 a: liaiioun.i r n (j on I'm Mil iy .liino 2?th nexi utter i o Ileal Ion t her of, tit 11 o\, rek In ile roretiooii, to ah' w CaU-t, il u y tin y liave, why H.ml titlniliiiaiiatioii >h< u'?l lot he gruntud? Olven under my Hand this 14th day >f June Aiiiio Domini, ittOi J I*. Htewma i, Probate Judge