The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, June 14, 1905, Image 4
A FIRE
OFA BC
Onl May
one~ of the h
burned, and
great deal of
means a Saci
building wiil
i It is u
you come th
sale, the gO()
TELEPHON-E COMPAiNES TO M'ET'
Members of independent Lines To
Gatheri in) Chicago.
C.~hicago, June 1 0.--The annual inter1
tioni which is the organ iza.thon of in
depen~ldent telephonle compales of the
country, takes place in this city June
20, 31 aind 22.
The convention will he a dlelegate
body of 400 to 500) members, augment
ed by the leading spirit s in the pro
inoting and fiancial tilds of in depen.
dent telephony.
The purpose of the organizat Ion is
to effet among the various indiepenl
dent Interests a closer andi more muii
tant organiizationt for succeessful inet.
lng oppositlin. The si tuation in the
United S'tates, according to govern
ment representatives and1( other thor
ities show the ineenet to have
2,500,000 telephones and irgestedi cap.
Ital of $250,000,000, as against 1.,S00,
000 other telephones and Invested cap.
ital of $400.000,0010.
Casket Factory Burns Down.
New York, June 10.---A lire starteri
in the factory of thme New York and
-Ninth stremet in the WIllamsburg sec.
Blrooklyn Ca.sket comlpanly in South
tion of Biroolyn ,today and~ swepi
through several ta~l dning bulb1lin gs.I n
eluding t he (-story factory of Willia m
Vogel & lBro. 'r'wo 3-siery dwellings
adijoinling tihe casket t'actoery and the
lumber yards of the casket company
also caught fire atnd hurining embers
were sent flying over a long distance.
Trhe blaze spread so fast that the lire.
men wvere compelled to drag their eni
gines out of its way by hand. Arnoild
Strehnm, a driver' for the casket comn
pany, wats asleep ir. the fourth story of
tile factory whlen the lire startedl and
reeelved injuries ifromn iumping w hi ch
~nay prove fatal.
Slayer of Rice Must Die.
- Ossining, N. Y., June 10.--Albert 'T.
Patrick wvas informed today inhi
* cell in Sing Sing prison of the deci
. aon of the New York state courti of
appeals sustaining a judgment of coni.
Victi~on of murder in tile first degree in
ca ug the death of William Marsh
-. Rice, the aged millionaire in New
York city In 1900. The news (lid not
-~ . seem to have the slightest effect onl
Ptilck's spirits. lie told theo warden
-t that he intenlded to have a re-argn
Inont of the case and that a mrotion to
9. oi trial would be made to the nil
yellate division and probably also to
the cour't of appeals. 'The action, he
sidc, would be baised on the ground ci
h)keWlj dIScover-ed eidence and errori
- 10th fortner til
* *~, -U ~.~ r~nin Ki; iflHimelf.
S Ainta,1uni 10,-R. "T, Payne, for
* ~ *t1,1 mfnn -stationed' at engin4
p4e 7t' shOt and killed himseli
*1#oliex''treeta Weal
~ had :been gnentally un
o~4 the terlibi'e freeze d
*ib~t' ~~ hdla At' 1re In F'ehrul
~ 4-tI&~d kIngfeA (btein and th~
hO0 suite 1#II e td
%a
)UT $3v1
the 3rd our
Ivtlllsolest i~n
R11I01Rs 1
sm*Ioke 1and
the stock is
-ifice. The e
I have to be
seless fori
e better. Til
ds will ilove
Make ur
wi onei fouind In a swamip by a pa.r
ty searching for' him. Pitynie m.'ed a
o'clock in the miornin g Iby a iu gro 1: ay.
He lived at S l Rsan treet anid was
abouit (0 years' old.
Charged with Embezd:ement.
(Goldfleid, Nov., .Iune 10i.--.The pre
liminariy examsinattin of .1. 13. Young,
(of the Youing Field BankU aitu Trusit
companiy, and Francis I.,. ?.urtoni on
thet charge of consxpir'acy and oblta In
ing ntoney ider faIso 1reise&s ihas
resultesd in (heir a equ-ittelI. Youn ig
was( reman 5~ded into iinstory1 petsdingI
hiis trial 4)n the (harg of~O0 hebzzle
muent. (:ahier lionilea (testied t hat
the~ bank's caiplializatttion whichl wa':s
said to be $10e0,nna. was only in real
ity $17,000O cash'.
Lieutenant Probably Drowne~d. y
'Sans Fran cisaco. Jutine 1 I.-- IAh nu ienan (
George Plaldeselli's msyseriiouis dth ii
has been1 reportedl on a re-vennent' e it
by the coilnSisin appinOited ro ti-i
WVash ingtoni to) in vest igatI:- the ci 01nm1
stances of the ofieer's dIi sa peaac. I
and1( proba.lo t drowning fronmii he v
se-I (arly las;t Tu'lesdaly liOrinsg.
was the opiion1 of the rom mit tee rluh i
al slight hsirch of the veel- prec~1ii
tated ..iouiteniant it!!asdel I int tE wa
ter and1( that he L was drownedi.
$15,030,000 Hotel For New York.
Newv Yo)rk, June1 1 0.-Wheiire the
Plaza hotel now stand~s at Fifty-ninth
stree-t andl( Fifth avenue, oiver1looking
the southern end of' Central ipark, it has
been1 planned to erect within the next
ye'ar a hotel, which Will r-ival llainim
ilar structure in the world. Fifteen
stories high and having nearly 1,000
rooms, it will 1)0 built at a coat of
$15,000,000. Trho priojectors ('Mpect to
have their hostlery readly for business
at yeari from next autusmni.
Editorial Writer Dead.
New York, JTune 1 0.-William F.
Rtogers, for iti years edItorial writor
on the staff of thet Worl'd, is (lad of
pneumronila. lie~ was borns in Janes.
y0l, \Vl., i 18t35 and was gr-adutatedi
from eInIIOt. lmn leaving college lhe
,went hit( the netwspaperi ti(eld at St.
Paul andu Minean uhi ;lsequently1 be
coiming night edhitor' of the Chicagoh
Tribune. In 1881 hoecame to this city.
-..U.1
Cutred t Is Mlolito, of RheOtlutatis,,u a
"'My mnothhi hu1en1i asffere~r m
many years wihs rlhmnatienm'' Says\Vt
H. Hownrid, o'f Fusantd Pa. "'At timea e
sheo was nuiale o mov at all while aj.
all times wvalklug~ was luin fuil. I p)1resnt
ed hoer with aL betlo of Chsambe~rlin's
Paim Blannid after a fmv aplicatttioi
813e de&cided it was one of thel miost won.
derfuli pon rehvr sheo had over tried,
in~ fact, the 1 is ev'er- withlout it now anud
is 1st all timos alto to walk. An oocasion.
id aipplieia ion oif Pains Bailm keeps aiwa
Ilhoin that shlowas formerly tronbled
with." For salO lby Qlokens& U)rug Co.
Eftiles Drug Store,
--We wanit all the goad butter we
an gel, unii further1 notice, ait 123c
eft tat it cr wO cat't, lianidlo it.
Craig Bros,
PRESENTING A
5,OO \
iagiificent
the State, NN
water daina
saved. .But
ntire stock A
turned over
to attempt
le stock is lia
away rapidil
Your m-indc
and sharce
. A
(ireenvill<
Narrow Escape from Crem'tion.
New York, June 10.-T-'hirty-H ve per.
ons livring in a W\est. Thirty-nith
treel house wVLhih hndt .ben re
iolOied into apalrtmientsi had a unar
ow escape early today from death by
re and smoke. 'One woman was
o badly hurt that she may die, and
ev'eral policemient were injued. Tihe
I remen and policemen carriedr out at
east a score of tenants. Mrs. Mar
;o ret D~onovan, aroused from her sleepi
y the alarm, fainted and fell wherc
dhe escaped the notice' of the res- C
mUers. She lay on1 thle fl(oori nearly t
mi ii hou and whenC discov'eed was a
niost deadl~ fromi in hal: .' k'. The
Meecage Came Just in Time.V
Des Moines, Iowa, .1 une i .10.Just in al
lie to stop what would have been
efrtlegal hanging inIowa ini ten
e'ars, an appeal was filed with the
upremeu court in the case of Charles
hocker, of Rock l)pids, uder sen
,enfce for murder. Rocker was~ to
myte bieen hanged at Animosa, but
ii an hur before the time srit for
:hie eceut 1on1, the papers for an1ap
weal arrived and1( a hung dlist ance tele
)lbono message~ wats senit to call off the
ianging. Roccker killed his w'ifrt's
ormier husban d.
Young Couple Commit Suicide.
Kauins City, June 10I.-Mabel Gates.
iged 18 years, and George Job, Jr.,
vecre found in a dying condition from
he (effets of strychnine poisoning on
(an.sas arvenne in Riosedale, Kans., at
o'clock this miorninig and both die'
efore medical aid could b~e admn is
ered. TPhey bo0th pr-otested when an
fort was made to save themi, and it
a supp~josed the('~v volunttarily took the __
olson, having mande a mutual agree
itenit to commnit suiclide. The young
ouple had been sweethearts for seo
ral mont hs.
Veteran Commits Suicide.
Kingston, N. Y., .June 1f0.- George M.
Irink, for many years a promninent Ret
ublicanu politician and a Grand A rmy
ecrn, becoming de:spondent, com
tlttedl suicide here b~y hanging him.
all' in is barn, ie was fifty-eight
ear-s of age. Whenr-i 141 years of age
e enlisted in the Twentieth New Yrth
mgiment. lie was atssemblhymnan from
1e Iiirst 1' Ister (county dist rict in 1 890
nd( I1891, andi~ wasIl Positaster of King
LonL during President Mc Kinliey's fir st
:rm, besqides holding liner city off1-s
Fathier Burns Children's Fingers. S;
Orange, N. J., June 10.-When Wi. bt
I. Glover, the South Orango dry a
~Oods merchant, who .hurned the tlpg
if his two chilidrent's fingers to teach
Lhe chiilren to let matches alone, WSSat
irr'aigned before Magistrate Taylora
Routhi Orange by the Children's Aid
and Prtctv society, Which ha4
been the cause of Glover's arrest,
made a inotion1 to withdraw the corn
pla int. Magistrate 'Taylor, however,
would ntot 'Consent and the Oase Was4
Dut over.
RihOan.a a an
TREM NOL
stock of .Dry Goods ai
as damaged by a disasti
ed a large portion of t
the mere fact tliat it hi
vill be disposed of in th
1o the contractors for re
N'ABLE BARGAI
to describe here goods (
rge, but- at the sacrifice
to start at once for Gr
in this hiargain feast.
L L
e, South Carolina.
Itij Olil mea L uasef fioLe~
WVih haindlo WVestern M~eat from niow till theo first of Anigust. Boef of all
kind lu o WSte r SMe. Also fr' sh r.~ evel ek;
TJ.Oo iato for Osters.
Remember Meat is not all I sell. I sell a lot of things.
My Refrigerator
ay not be the best in town to keep beef in, but it don't pay
keep it, it pays to sell it. Mine wvill keep it till I can sell it.
I want to sell you some mollasses and anything you want.
I Buy
aur raw hides, bees wax, tallow, chickens, and eggs, in fact
kinds of' produlce, and pay you cash for it.
ITHE~ OLD) MEAT MARKET
J.D. MORE
I wish my former customiers to) know tat I am
STILL KEEPING MILLINERY!
I have moved my goods in Mr. Snider's shop. I trim
and sell new hats, and retrim old hats. 1 shall be p)leas
ed to show you my new goods.
Mrs. Fannie Snider, Easley, S. C.
Franklin Typewriter !
It has the advantage of Simplicity, Durability, Alignment,
eed, Tisible Writing, Portability, Man ifoldling, Type-Clean.
g and Ribbon-Changing. Is easily repaired, and is a Time
aver. Withgut exception the handsomest Typewvriter made,
~autifully nickeled and japanned---as much ani ornament as
article of necessity.
Machines and repairs. New -and second hand machines
d( typewriter suIpplies always on hand, and repairing dlone
experts at the Savagnah ofce..
B. I . BUfIPUS, flanager,
Germania Bank Bilding, SAVANNAH, GA.
JS SA IFICE
C A DISE.
id Shoes conceded to be
'OUs fire. A )ortion was
he balance. However, a
as been through a fire
e next sixty days, as the
pairs.
NS AREHR
>r prices, and the sooner
prices it has been put on
eenville
Fom Nov- 15, 1904, to Jan. 1, 1905, I wish the trade
to bar n mid tat a mystor isthe place to buy
'YOUR WI"'"ER GOODS AND SAVE MONEY!
~Bargain Prices Are What I Mean
1(000 pair mens,, wvomons, boys ', girls and childi ons shoes, all kinds, to
go at a~ barga.in.
/ A 1.ig~ lot of mens11 overicoats at ft bargaiu.
A fw mens011 'md1 bo"s suits left, to) go at a b:ougain.
A big lot of mens pants to go at a banigain.
. A big hI t mens and ho's a hats and o:aps at a bargain.
A lot of druunmer's sam pio bna at ies.s t han cost.
A b argain in1 11ucus dress ii to and mensfl inuderwea-r.
A baIrgaini iin diei unrderwear, fleene hntu d vudt balbriggan.
1WEVERY ThI TIHAT I S USEFUL
K In the house or on the farm is to go at a bargain.
J. F. HARRIS, Cash Merchant,~
Pickens, S. C.
N. D. T AYLOR, Photographer,
...THE VERY BEST PHOTOGRAPHS...
Tho)( kinid thait arc made~l at the be~,s. ;-ndio.i of the lairger cities.
The11 kind1 that will not fade. TI'h: tti oro -atural and lifelike,
andt~ finished on the latest and p)r-t iosti cards to be had.
.I.PIOTUR ES ENLARGED...
Nico 1ino (f mouhhlnga iad framen f *.nv siz-e made to order.
....COM E ON WE DN ESDAY....
We are LoadedW prdn ieo
8SPRIN Q O4 nrg00DercigSh
ANDa iweacstsedtt
\ RE PARED) TO w uceeadi o
GieThe Best Value~ iIcm. oseuW
W pred noa wie say
W. I ye f11lbnl tenera g 4 ity in serching thdre
Qiruha u, or arl Mpiflmahr kets, vh to ind n te urightd
Nallook, Mdrot, 'iqc'goodsws atn i t heI,8IS Org ties,I
woo tljti fOOIHWu cary a n d ~ i oe are stisi oed ta
on to cuitwll oe tiii W fao8 ) iiitniilioB siie eus, whe
10a cen Have Evr Gte iv will o e wat weCet an s ay
We h-ove ovnt hi n Atht~-~ ir noa t plty oin eels ad r astese
Gigoas, or teai rfl th oger. Our iI4--vho good nt e toe
tauk Mdr a , Pojluig hnes, La ws,~ in Iiitic Swi 0, ofande, o etc. In
goods yaris fomth e ft I~ clhaes t t wo e dollar thyko yar. Wex r ca'
go10. an~ by g hnoen a nd c f ~ild afrn's oo an anfny at
ble.t 10 c ent idh r ul on the )1i mak tu Clo to ei nt m an' is
e yr tilmond ri ng thiured, o hyk owfo.xe
A. K. park, '9 Greeniville