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New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYS FORECAST.
Washington. Dec 2s.-Hlgh pressures general to-
night except IN New-England and the North Pacific
States and low temperatures consequently prevail
IN the middle plateau ana Eastern Florida With these
Exceptions the temperatures TO - degrees below the
osnal average the greatest fan the tweny-fou
hours having occurred In the West Guf States and the
District " Columbia There have been rains In the Cuf
and South Atlantic States and snow In North Carolina
and the Middle Atlantic States followed generally by
clearing weather except the South Atlantic and Gulf
coasts and also light local In the lake regions thu
central Rocky region and extreme Northwest.
In the Pacific Coast plateau regions tho weather has
been fair with little change In temperature. The
oiing high pressure will dominate weather and empera
,r conditions for the three days east of the Msss
spp ana continued cold and generally fair weather
NAV therefore expected during this time In the West
fair and weather will prevail Friday but on Saturday
the eastward movement Of ths low In the
tram, North Pacific states probably
,emperature with in the extreme Northwest.
commencing Friday In Montana. on the Atlantic Coast
the winds will be fresh west 10 north
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
CONGRESSMAN BoUrELLES CONDITION.
NOTHING TO INDICATE THAT THE PATIENTS
ILLNESS Is FATAL. SAYS HIS BROTHER

NOTHING TO INDICATE THAT THE PATIENTS
ILLNESS Is FATAL. SAYS HIS BROTHER.
Boston. Dec. 2.-No information could be gained
to-day at the Mclean Asylum. TO which 1t was re-
uortcd this morning that Congressman Boutelie'
OF Bangor had been taken for treatment. the at
tepdants having been forbidden even to admit that
the man was there In the course or the day r..
p Boutelle brother Of the Congressman admitted
that the latter at the Waverly institution. Mt
Boutelle. while refrainng from disclosing the ex-
act nature Of his brothers disease, said that the
patient had been taken 10 the Mclean Asylum as
his symptoms such called for the most
skilful treatment
owing to the secrecy maintained in connection
with the case all sorts OF rumors were heard to-
day, among them being a story that the Con-
gressman was dead. An attempt to verify the
report a: the institution was fruitless but f. p
Boutelle denied 81. He said: Il saw the patient at
the asylum yesterday and there was nothing IN
his condition o occasion alarm. left word with
the asylum authorities 10 notify me at once II
anything happened, and they VIII DO 80. | have
heard nothing from the institution to-day so
know there IL no change. There 10 really nothing
in my brothers. condition which would indicate that
his Illness IL fatal
DR.. Daniel A. Robinson the Boutelle family ply
sician. s with the Congressman. ana he Will re-
main here for tho present The Impression prevails
OF Bango. that the patient 10 suffering from
priEhts disease.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
MAcRuM MYSTERY not CLEARED UP
THE CONSUL LIKELY TO BE DISMISSED IN
LESS He GIVES A SATISFACTORY
EXPLANATION

Washington Dee. 2S-The case Of Consul
Charles r.. Macrum. the representative OF the
United States at Pretoria. who insisted on be
ing relieved at the time the South African crisis
became most acute is assuming additional i'm
portance as Mr. Macrum nears home The un-
derstanding at the State Department ~ that he
is not coming by way Of the English ports but
is on "A German ship. which comes through the
Mediterranean and thence direct to this country,
the trip taking about six weeks from December
X last the date Of his sailing from Lourenco
Marques.
In the present aspect OF the case there Is little
doubt that unless the Consul presents ample
explanation for his course. he will not continue
I'm the consular service.
II has been reported that the mystery sur
rounding his departure had been cleared up by
a letter from him to Representative Tayler. Of
Ohio who represents the district from which
Macrum comes, and who secured his appoint
ment as Consul. But Mr.. Tayler said to-day
that he had heard nothing from Macrum. ex-
cept indirectly through his letters to relatives
These give no intlmation Of the cause of his
turn but speak of the excitement incident to
the war and the hurried preparations on both
sides There is nothing, however to show
pro- Boer or an anti British inclination nor is
there any discussion OF the political aspect OF
the war
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
THREE CANAL SCHEMES NOW.
f. F. CRAGIN SAYS THE LATEST ONE WILL
NOT INTERFERE WITH HIS PROJECT.

NOT INTERFERE WITH HIS PROJECT.
The incorporation OF the Panama Canal Com
pany OF America, announced In The Tribune yes
terday brings a third American company into the
tnteroceanic canal field The Maritime Canal Com
pany of Nicaragua obtained ito first concession
from the Niraraguan Government In 1887, and de-
clares itself 10 be still entitled the privilege OF
building It's proposed waterway. contending tna'
delays due TO events OF main force. arising from
circumstances beyond its control entitle IL 70 n
further extension Of time from the Government oi
Nicaragua Its immediate rival the Grace-Eyre-
Cragln syndicate which obtained from the Nlcara-
guam Government In october. 1898, canal cohces-
sion takes the position that the concession OF 'he
Maritime Canal Company OF Nicaragua lapsed OH
October Of this year When +. f. Cragin, or that
syndicate was asked yesterday II he thought the
recent incorporation OF the Panama Canal COM
pany of America would interfere with the con-
structlon OF the canal he Is backing. he replied:
No. It will not: because when the capitalists no no
said to be willing to invest sneal the c0Ios
sal difficulties In the new company paIn my eney,,sit VIZ
withdraw don't take the new scheiHhe ht Se VIII
at all and | would not be afraid 20 bet mat VIZ
lam Nelson Cromwell is really 99l2 per cent OF the
newly incorporated company. 49, banana
Some of the greatest draWoacks OF lhe nIiano
scheme are as follows: The concession / peheNr, eve
lasts for only thirty years, while ours u III ~ sn
petuity; they have control at al over the
iary and police regulations when VIII sotTt.. Tbn
climate of Panama Is pesIlentlal, the ci.lhaIe co
Nicaragua is salubrious Their cana sue ouSs ~
lust so much further north. And worst OF an,
one-half Of their dividends must be paid 20 tne
stockholders of the original De Lesseps CamHi ma en-, 90
straight into the pockets OF our own people lEese
are n few Of the reasons why say the new , com
pany will not hinder the construction OF Nic"-
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
pRo.RoER DEMONSTRATION PREPARED

All tho ARRANGEMENTS for the pro- Boer deInohs'ra-
tion 70 be held TOMORROW evening al the A'a"ei"y
-, ,t,,st, we're completed Wednesday night AT IA
= -, -, tho United Irish Societies, held In Fer
ND. tIau t'lfy-nfth-st. and rhrd-ave II has b"'n
decided that Judge Fitzgerald Will preside ana na'
all the Irish factions will be represented III 'ne
,,oyemcnt More than one hundred organizations
~ Irish Americans. with total memD1erst,p , % %
"l -. o,c hundred thousand sent Delegates 20
tv"ji.sday's meeting which was pr,slIcd o'rr -. ns
W w NN'.'t ',,,rus.ire Elliott Costello. Patrick Egan
"p,'. r.,t,cJ states Minister to chill; John Dewey
loiH', lI U.tnr Uudnlph Fitzpatrick who was on the
.,.rf ~ General o. Sell In the fenlah ul'As'o" VI
,,anaJa st"u I'm 1855 were among those present
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
WILL MAKE REPARATIoN If WRONG.
.nprTIsu VIEW OF THE sEIZuR RES or fl'o' Il
srups oN THE AFRICAN COAST.

London. Dec 29-"It is satisfactory says
..rh.. Times" editorIally this morning 10 'ea',
that tho washington Government IL a'uhs wiz"
,.eard 10 the American cargoes seizei III .''''
GOA Raw as We should have wished anu ~
rocted II is n matter Of course tha' We S"''
make full reparation. II reparatlon is proved T"
ho due. In the mean time It may "e H""u' "
the Americans themselves admit 'ha' the 'a'
are IN considerable doubt ana 'n'' '''"'
them seem TO be rather compr'"'S'"e - ~
vessels seized. There VIII oe tiiIe '"'"s"
talk Of the law and the policy OF 're 9''P
the facts have been authoritau'eN
tnInel'
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
nrgr yyw.yoRK HERALD" INCORPORATED

Among the interpretations filed at Trenton yes
tcrdav was the following;
Tho New-York Herald Company capital WV
co to publish newspapers and magazines Inc
corporators arc James Gordon bennett. u ", i'"
Drnn. Thomas 1t. Hamilton. all or NSw-hork
and II " Gambler. Short HIS. y j. MT , ntn-
"mtt owns e9i shares and the other six corporators
share
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
OFFICES

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The London Office OF The Tribune Is convenient place
10 leave advertiE. ments tid subscriptions
Paris. Mo".oe & Co. No Rue Scribe.
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Credit Iyonnaise. Bureau des Etrangers.
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New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
ARRESTS OF SUSPECTS IN NATAL.

Durham. Natal. Dec "a German farmer
named Stucke and the Rev Mr. Hartcs director
Of the Hanoverian Missions IN Natal. have been
arrested and imprisoned at Estcourt on the
charge Of aiding the Beers. They both claim
the protection ~ Germany
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29

Princeton. y j. Dec 2s.-EN- President Grover
cleveland who has been confined 20 his bed for
tho last three days. much improved to-day
1.n, attending physician at the Cleveland nome
l,., tod that the ex-Presdeut was up and aDle -
re about the house and would soon be entirety re-
covered from his sickness.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29

ernment is now anxious regarding the action
the colonial authorities propose to take. IL Is
likely that the colony will agree TO COMPROMISE
the question. in view OF the British diihcui'ies
in South Africa.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
THE RFV ITTHER LITTLE.

Middletown. y. Y. Dec. &-The Kew. Lu'her
Little sevcnty-six years old. pastor OF the Presoy-
,crl,n church AZ Mount Hope. Orange County. for
nearly forty years died to-day. Mr.. Little wa :
rraduated from Princeton Theological Seminary IN
lNiS
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
THE QUEEN AT OSBORNE.

London. Dec 2s.-Queen Victoria arrived at
oshornc Isle of Wight. this afternoon. Ihe
water was very rough while Her Majesty was
crneslnR the Solcnt.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
6perial \ Offices.


Piles-PiIes-Dr. Cpham's Vegetable Eiectuary; posi-
1.-Two specific f:ty repuauon sold by leading drug
gtsts. samples sent free r. UPHAM. p East 4th-s.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
THE GorERNORS ANNUAL RECEPTIONS.

Albany. Dec. 2s.-The annual legislative recep
,lon which the Governor holds. will take place on
,no evening OF Monday. January Il. and the social
r.ception on Tuesday evening. January 80: botn
receptions will bc held between the hours OF ana
ID clock
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
Notices OF marriages and deaths must DO IN
dorsed with full name and address.


l., warren. a,
Gaubert Aonzo. Weed fIorna A.
Martin. Ella G. Worth. Mrs
Underhnl, George W.
AGNEw-on wednesday. December 81 1899; at her rsn
2 wes' Ssth- Mary srsy Ter s; Tse serSe Se iss
Funeral services Friday morning. 18th ins,' " :"
Kindly omit flowers
BIANcHI-suddeny. on Tuesday morning Francesca
FUNERAL services a, hi. late residence 4s West S2ts
Friday morning at 10 o'clock
Al a meeting Of TIE Millinery Merchants Protective
a and and "DSTss %S6sae and r. millinery
hsd at n osdT.y csna HS's saop9ed Tsgsda
Res2y1 That @ M,oyy I; Win Prsse1e A.sc
OF the sudden passing away Of Franoes.a
Banch Of tie arm OF r Rsneh "a 1888 SS which occurred
Resolved That the death OF Mr Bianchi this A A..
millinery millinery ira Trade '' an Sonored merchant whom wa.
combined Of character that made him preefa-
neni as business and endeared him personally to
all with whom he came in contact; A. ,..,,. =,
Francesca Banch whose advice in business matters ter was
Resolved That his gentle character and charitable
win be lasting memory in the hearts q all
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions be suitably
Hspc bo h' haTe be deep sympathy OF ali presen, at
this meeting and who condole with them in their pres
committee: Th2ma. Wood. Chairman; C. NJ Sine: s,ns.
W. Farmer. Secretary.
DoDGE-At Parts, France. after brief illness on DE-
GAUBERT-On December 81 1892 Alonzo Gsubert In
his SOth
residence No 125 Hooper st.
Brooklyn. Friday evening December %. at eight
o'clock.
MARTIN-December 2s. Ella G.. widow OF chas Martin
aged 73 years
Relatives and friends invited attend her funeral
from THE HOME I04th-st and Amsterdam-ave on
Saturday. December 80, at IL a. m.
UNDERHLI.-Suddenly 18th Month. 2Gh Day. At his
residence. Mount Ksco. y. y, George W. Under
hill. in tho nth year OF his age -
residence.
2yth, 1870 q. m.
Train leaves Grand Central Depot at s:l2 a.
VAN DEwATER-sud December 2s, John W.
Van Dewater. aged IS years
Friends and relatives Invited attend funeral services
Saturday o'clock at his late residence, No IA
Taylor-st., Brooklyn.
Interment private
VAN vLECK- suddenly. at her home. IN Mddletcwn
Week. aged 81.
Funeral services will her late residence
Friday. December 20. at 2:30 p m.
WARREN-On Wednesday. 27th inst. at her late
residence No lG7 Washington Park. Brooklyn. Caroline
A. Heath. wife ot Horace ". Warren.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
weldon December IS Mount Vernon, Flocina A.
Funeral will be held her late residence st
Noroon Corn. Saturday. the Soth inst. az O'Clock
D. m.
Carriages will in waiting at Noroton station arrival
OF 1902 train from Grand Central Station
Interneat the convenience Of the family.
wORTH-The funeral Of the late Mrs. Worth. wife OF
Brigadier General W. s. Worth. L.; s. A.. VIII taks
Artillery. Fort Hamilton, " Y. Saturday, Deem
Der 20. NJ 10 30 A.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
SAYS FENIAN MOVEMENT is on FOOT.

Columbus Ohio Dec. 2s.--A telegram TO The
Dispatch" from Wheeling. W Va, says that
secret meeting OF Irishmen held there last
night the interest of the Fenian movement and
the Boer cause in South Afrien. T. f. McVeagh OF
Dublin, who is a candidate for Michael Davitt's
seat in Parliament has been IN the city for a
week working up the meeting and made the prin-
cipal address To-day he confirmed the report that
a Fenian movement foot, and said that
there were two hundred thousand Irlshmen ready
TO strike "A blow at England AZ any opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
E,opEcAsT FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY

For District OF Columbia. New England Eastern New
York New-Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware.
Maryland Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina,
fair cold to-day Saturday and probably Sun
day; light TO fresh northerly winds
For West Virginia Western New-York Western Penn
sylvana and Ohio fair continued cold to-day and Satur
day; fresh north winds.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29

REMTTTANC'ES should always be made IN Postotncs
money Express money order drat New-1ork
City II cash Is by mail unregistered The Tribune
will not Be responsible for It's loss.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
IN NEW YORK CITY.
RENuTTANCES.

On. copy postage Is charged on the DAILY
and TRI WEEKLY mall subscribers IN New-York City
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Bar.
Inch.
80 8
800

In this diagram the continuous white line shows
changes in pressure indicated by The Tribune
recording The dotted line shows the empera
turs as recordeI Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune ohice. Dec. %. a m-The weather yesterday
was ,air and cold with hurries the early
ing The temperature ranged between "a and 20 degrees
the average 28S) being Of degree lower than that
Wednesday and IN degrees higher than that OF the
corresponding date OF last year.
rhs to-day viii continue cold
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
IN THE UNITED STATES.

DAILY with Sunday. 81 a month, address changed as
often desired 81 80 FOR three months s. for six months
SO year
DAILY (wlthout Sunday. 90 month. address
changed 81 for three months: 81 for
six months: s. year
SUNDAY TRIBUNE (separateiy). 81 for six months: 81
a year. Address changed often desired.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE i.sued Thursdays. 81 a year: to
foreign countries except Mexico ana Canada 81 ot
including extra postage.
TRT- WEEKLY TRIBUNE. issued Mondays. Wednesday,
and Fridays 81 so a year
TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1899. 2o cents a copy
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
FOR TRAVELLERS IN EUROP1

DAILY Cwitk Sunday. 81 IS month Address changed
often desired. -
DAILY (withtut Sunday. si4s month. AAdrsss
changed cfen ) desired
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
Any kind OF meal thoroughly digested In any stomach
BY Johnson's Digestive Tablets.
MARRIED..

TNAM-uOPKINsoN-on Tuesday. December y,
1850 in the CITY OF New-YO-k Angelica Rathoone HOP
kinson to Dr. Charles r. l. Putnam
wILI.NER-WRIGHT-On December 26. at the home OF
brides brother In the city Of New-fork. oy me
Rev Ornond W. Wright Ann l., daughter of Lucia ~
and the late Rev. Edwin s. Wright, 10 Mr. Philip Will
ner, OF Auburndale. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
EFFECT OF WAR on THE TREATY SHORE

ST. Johns n. f.. Dec 2S.-The modus vi
vendi respecting the Newfoundland French
Shore lobster fishery will expire December 81
SERIOUS trouble will arise on the coast II this
Agreement 10 not renewed. The British Gov
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
EXPREMIER EScoMBE DIES SUDDENLY

Durham. Dec. 2S.-Harry Escomn". former
Premier ~ Natal. died suddenly on 'h" street
this afternoon
Harry Es-ombr Wa- born ~ Noting IilI 'n l'.>
lie emigratcd 20 Natul and !n l''1 entered ih"
Legislative Council a. member from Durham. H"
was appointed 20 the Executive Council IN l"' ana
from 20 1894 was chairman o; the Natal HHroor
BOARD when Natal became responsible govern
mon, I'm ls.9 he WIS named Attorney General. lu
~ Ar became Premier and Minister ~ Education
Al tho Queens Jubilee be was mao" n friy} toun-
clflor ana received the IL. n from tamhridg"
University ON his return 70 Natal D" resigned
his Office
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29

AGNEw-on wednesday. December 81 1879 al her ~,
dence 70 3sth-sc. Mary Hervey wife OF Andrew
Ciifrori Agnew and daughter late George Bliss
Funeral services on Friday morning 29th inst al io
o'clock.
(lndiv omi fOWers
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-20
picking Up the Pickens Tigers

State Constable James Alton,
who is Ill charge of the State con.
stahniary IL Pickens county, has
been making it lively for the blind
tigers III the vicinity Of Beverley
rock quarry, between Easley and
Liberty. Late Saturday afternoon
he received Information Of an as
semb!y Of the tigers and in an
hour he Was close to them. lie
found Near the quarry about 100
drunkon Dosrocs. Three Of the
gang were captured and lodged IN
the Easlcy auard house.
Sunday morning Constable AL
tom returned to the quarry with
S. n. Wyatt, a magistrate consta-
bic, and thcy succeeded in la nding
three more negroes III the Easley
guard house.
Tho names and charges are as
follows: Aaron Patterson, trar s..
porting contraband liquors; John
Bowen, retailing; Ciaud Byrd, re-
tallnG liquor and carrying con-
co"lcd Weapons; Jack Leland, re.
iHlllnH liquor and carrying con
ceaicd vc0poms; Jamcs Rouse, re-
ta'llnE; klHg Simmons, carrying
concealed weapons.
Simmons is Georgia tramp of
the roushcat, hlacKc5t an., meancst
variety, who was very much often.
slvo an! abusive to the officers. a
pistol Hnd a razor were found on
his person.
Other arrests may be expected
as the tiger industry has been
houriShlmg greatly Of late about
the quarry. .-~Grocuvillo Ncws.
The following arc the preliminary
proceeding" ct th" above cases
Claude Byrd, acquitted; Aaron
Patterson, c0ntinucd; Jas. Rouse
continued King Simmons, thirty
days on chain gang; Jack Leland
thirty days on cl.ain gang; John
| Bcwo", Eont up t. court.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-20
Not leo.

The Piedmont Union will meet
with the Flat Rock church on Sat
urday before tho. fifth Sunday Ut
10 o'clock q m.
Introductory sermon by Rov. D..
[. Spearman. :
QUERY /. What relation does
the Sunday school bear to the
church? Opened by \. \. Fiold.
QUERY 2. What design did God
have III constituting tho church?
Oponed by D. [. opeV'muu,
J. JAMESON, NuNvrltor.
r.. }. MATTISuN, Clerk.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-20

Prof. Med. Weams is conduct.
ing a ton days singing school al
Enon.
The "Sons of Rest have a
few games OF marbles these hot
days IS about all.
Tho annual catalogue of Glenn
son College is ready for distrlbu-
ton. A copy will hc sent to any
address upon application to Presi-
dent Hartzog, Clemson College,
S. G. At,
DR.. a. j. $. Thomas will begin a
protractcd meeting at tho Baptist
church at this place the fourth Sat-
urday night to continue q week,
Rov. d. w. iliott will assist in the
meeting.
The friends Of Samuel ~. Smith
respectfully announce him 90 a
candldato for cotton weigher at
Eas'cy, s. G. Tho election to be
held tho 3d Saturday in August,
1899. If Friends.
-Rcv. j, NJ. Stewart preached
ut the Baptist church Sunday in
DR.. Thomas stead. A largo con-
grcGatlcn WAS present and Al in
tero@(lng sermon was listened to.
Rev. Is. f. Grandy also delivered q
fino sermon to a very large audi
cnce in the evening.
Tho Town Council "should
not allow the streets to be block
AIDED hy negroes Oh Saturday af-
ternoon's. Last Saturday it was
nearly impossible for a person to
walk on the sidewalk. Whore is
the policeman? If there is not
any, one should be appointed at
once.
Married, on tho 10th instant,
at tie residence Of tho brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Robin
son, Of Blaine, Miss Bettio Robin.
son to Mr.. George Honey, Of Kan
sas. John D. Sitton, N. p, Off
ciatod. Tie brides mother is
sister 10 J. r. Harris who lives
near Pickcus.
Mrs. J. P. Young died at her
home near Cotccchoo on tho 18th
instant, III her 35th yea. She
leaves a husbund and two children
to cherish her memory. She was
buried the day following at the Six
Milo cemetery, in The presence of
many synlpathizlng relatives and
friends, Rev. w. G. Seaborn con.
Quoting the funeral services.
j. S. Hendricks, q prosperous
farmer of tho Cross Roads section,
died at his home on the 17th inst .
after an illness Of several months.
lie was about 30 Years Of ago and
leaves wife and seven children to
mourn his DEATH. Hiss remains
were inferred the day following at
the Tabor church cemetery. MANY
relatives aNl friends &ympathlzc
with the family in their bercavo-
rlcnt.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-20
Card Of Thanks,

We take this method of thank
ing our noighbors and friends for
lhor kindness shown us during the
Ilnoss Of our little son Horny. Wo
also thank DR.. w. a. Sheldon FIR
his kind attention.
MIR. AND Mrs. TuoS. HUNTER.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-20

v int>;rcl2 E.oGEcEc "~l:u,ar"
ship Iuci El,:r1 .iC4
Examination.

:" 4 - 'st g. ~ az.
Tho examinations fer tic award
OF vacant scholarships in Winthrop
College and for the admission Of
new students will DO held at the
Court House on Friday, July 2lst
at 8 a. III.
Applicants must not be l,es than
!lecn years Of age.
When scholarships are vacated
alter July 2lst, they Will be award
ed to those making the highest av-
erago at this examination.
The cost OF attendance, includ-
ing board, furnished room. hcnt,
light and washing is only $;S 80
per month.
E2c further information and a
catalogue address Pres. y. b. Jvh,,
son, Rock Hill, S. G. May3Otd