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Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-18
FIELD GUN TEsTs.
VIII Be Made at Sandy Hook Next
Month.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-Prepara-
tions are making for quite an extern
sIye and important test OF field guns
at Sandy Hook some time In May. At
present the army Is not well equipped
with field guns, compared with other
nations, and the war department
wishes TO obtain the very best guns
possible for the equipment OF this Inn
portant branch OF the service. The
tests will be under the direction OF the
board OF ordnance and Notifications.
The board not only will test such guns
az may be presented by manufacturers
and inventors, but II is expected that
the new gun modelled on the plan Of
the French field guns and constructed
under the direction OF the board OF
ordnance and Notifications will be
tested. The plans for this gun were
obtained by an army oficer who was
sent abroad last summer. and who
claimed to have secured complete de-
tails of this gun. which artillery ex-
perts have asserted Is the best In the
world. The mechanism Of this gun
has been concealed and It's secret
carefully guarded by the French gov.
ernment. The report that the United
;tates army had obtained the plans
II the French gun caused considerable
comment at the time II was made pub
lie. and since then the procedure OF
the department with reference to the
gun has been watched with interest
by ordnance experts. The French
government has not guarded more
carefully the mechanism OF It's gun
than the board of ordnance has the
making OF the new field gun which is
| to be tested In May.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-18
MOVE TO NEW CAPITOL.
Governor Rogers Says II Will Prob
ably Be Made In Summer.

OLYMPIA, Wash, April 12,-Re-
garding when the state will take pos
session of its new capitol building,
Governor Rogers today said:
There was tacYt understanding
between the capitol commission and
the board OF county commissioners
that, inasmuch as the county will
probably rent part of the present state
building for a time, at least, the two
boards would work In harmony, SO
far as possible, in making the ex'
change Of offices, without discommod
Ing either party to the transaction
In the summer months, during which
the supreme court Is not In session
will, no doubt, be the best time at
which this exchange could be made
with the least possible inconvenience
AS the county will only have need OF
two floors OF the present state build
Ing, the exchange can be made without
serious difficulties"
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-18
THE FLOW REDUCED.
Current In the Chicago River ls Too
Strong.

Sh0hAs
CHICAGO, April 15.-The Post to
day says:
Federal authorities have ordered
the flow In the Chicago river reduced
from 100000 to 100000 cubic feet a
minute. Word to this effect came
from Washington to the sanitary board
today. The board will act Immediately
upon receipt of the official order, and
the current will not be increased, as
the channel has been widened and
deepened and existing distractions to
navigation have been removed. Ac
ton on the part of the war department
was brought about by the protest oi
local river interests and the Lake Car
riers' Association, which, since the
opening of the big canal, have com
planned that 100000 cubic feet pro
vided by law was dangerous to navi
cation under present conditions. Lo
cal authorities are apprehensive of the
effect 1t may have upon the st. Louis
litigation. With the full flow to dilute
the sewage carried down the cana
from the Chicago river, the board had
no fear of the charge that Chicago
was polluting the water supply of st
Louis. In view Of the action of the
war department, the outcome Of the
st. Louis appeal to the courts is doubt
full. II the legislature passes the bill
authorizing the commission to collect
one-half of l per cent tax to be used
for the improvement of the river, 1t l:
believed the current can be increased
gradually after September, as the
work of widening and deepening the
channel progresses. Otherwise it will
be four or five years before relief car
be obtained"
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-18
FRENCH ARE HAPPY.
Russia Gives Another Proof OF Her
Friendship.

PARIS, April l2.--The important
festivities attending President Lou
bets visit 10 the Riviera were
brought TO a climax today In the
double naval demonstration at Vile
franche and Toulon. Both proved
splendid spectacles. The profuse dec
oratIons ut Toulon. the ilotillas OF
pleasure boats fitting about the har'
Dor, the gaily dressed warships lying
In the Toadstead and the af.imatlon OF
the immense crowds OF strangers jost'
ling one another In the streets and
along the wharves impaired color
and picturesqueness to the scene
which outvIed the situation at Vile
franche. The French people, however,
derive as much pleasure from the in.
cidents at Villefranche as from the
meeting OF NJ. Loubet and the Duke
OF Genoa at Toulon.
THE Russian squadron" says lie
Journal des Dehsts. "saluted the pres
ident on his departure for Toulon so
that Russia will be associated as COM
pletely as could be desired with the
fetes on the Riviera. Those who have
spoken about the coolness OF two
friendly and allied countries are now
compelled to admit that they took the
desire for the reality, Those who con
tended that Russia wished to manifest
hostility toward the Franco-Italian
rapprochement now have proof to the
contrary in the fact that the Russians
came to salute the president at the
very moment when the fetes at Tou
Ion, sealing this rapprochement. were
ahout to take place"
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-18
Radicals on Top.

Havana. April 15.-The Cuban con.
stitutional convention placed itself
upon record today against the Platt
amendment by vote of Is to 10 on
resolution that the convention should
declare itself opposed to the amend
ment ION account of the terms of some
of it's clauses and the way In which
they are drawn, and also on the con-
tents of the others, especially clauses
3, 6 and T." The conservatives assert
that this action is embarrassing, In
asmuch as it practically ties the hands
of any commission that might be sent
to Washington.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-18
TRANSPORT GOES DOWN.
Rawiins Catches Fire at her Dock In
New York and Sinks.

NEW YORK, April 12.-Fire was
discovered In the second hold OF the
transport Rawlins early today. The
Rawlins was at the government pier.
Brooklyn, and was to have sailed for
Cuba today.
The fire was under control after
about two hours work by tiremen,
but the Rawlins listed to port from
the immense quantity OF water
pumped through the port holes by the
fireboats. She finally sank in the mud
at her pier.
The cargo, large portion of which
consisted OF horse feed for army use.
will prove total loss. The damage
to the transport is estimated at $780,
600, and the cargo at $4,000.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-18
A Mystery Cleared.

Sedalia, Mo-, April 13.-The mystery
surrounding the theft of $4,000 in
greenbacks from the Bank of Com.
merce, of this city. August /, 1898,
has been cleared by convict named
Freeman, now in the Michigan City,
Ind, penitentiary. According to Free
man, the theft was committed by
Irwin Gamble. who entered the vault
of the Bank of Commerce at the noon
hour, and got away with the money
while he watched outside.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-18

The London Times was first printed
by steam power on the morning OF mo-
vember 20, 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03
Sic SGnaer BON 4aujas.

lma q, Ranfas. 2. sunni. - gu
einem riefigen @rfolge geifoltete ii6
bas bier abgebaltene 8e5trtsfeit bes
aanfafer SGngerfreifes, gu pel6em
fid auBer faft fdmmtliGen @ereinen
oes Staates aud bic grDbten 9ereine
bon &anfas : Gitp, &c., einqefunben
batten. Die Biirser bes Stdbt6ens
bereiteten ben @dngern bic b:rsGi6ite
aufnabme unb bic Gon5erte bdtten
einen bur9f9lagenben Grfolg. Bon
tiefem Ginbrud ertpies ii9 bic BON
prdfbent 8arl Grant eebaltene5eH=
rebe, in ipelder @ngeiidts Der nati=
piftifden StrDmung in &anias in
gang DEFENDERS bringenoen Worten
bic Hotbnenbigfeit bes unperbrii6liz
diem Geftbaltens an beutI9er @pra9e
unb Site betont purbe. Sds nG6He
Sdneerfeft purbe benz Goncorbia=
@erein in 8anias : Gitb iibertrassn.
Sie 9%eamtenpabl ersab folsenbes
Heiultat: 8arl Grant, areis grG=
fibent. 6. SCHUBERT, @tee : prGfibent,
u. @elte, Setretdr. unb q. Shoes,
Shdhmeiffer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03

in Berlin abge6alten. Die @bren4
prdiibenten perben Die Wftntiter port
9obbieIsti, BON &beinbdben n1b BON
9ammeri tein iein.
Commander 8ee6ler, Der amerifaz
nif9e Mtarine : 4tta9e, III nit ber
4bfafung zines SpeSiulberi4ts iiber
Slottenperetne in 9eutf9lanb, Seitz
reid unb Stalien unb oeren treffliAe
2eiTtungen bef9dftigt.
Die rgoIt" bringt ben reten 9es
ieBentpurf gesen Die Qndr9tften gum
Iborud uno empfteblt, baB als aaeis
MICE Strafen Sob unb Deportation
feitgeiebt perben mo9ten.
Sas 3ei6sgeri6t bat bic am 10.
Sebruar pertiinoete SreiIpre9ung bes
n0rei9grafen" YiidIer auf &leinz
Sf6irne taliirt unb einen neuen Proz
5eb angeoronet.
Suiti5ratb SeIp, pelder in 5olge
bes SternbergzPrp3eIies ben Staatsa
anipalt 8raut gum 9ueQ ~berausforz
Derte, 1T 81 einem Wtonat unb Der
Maior a. o. Sagner tpegen 8drteIz
tragens 5u p~iertdgiger Jeitungsbaft
berurtbeilt. iDor0en.
Sn 4belnal1, preuB. &egierungs6e4
8irt puIen, bat Der 2anbratb 9eis
mann Die S9ibent0nigs : 8iirbe
fir ben &difer %errunQer.
Sn 8aben 8dben, pp Die frdnte
@rdfin 2onpap, peripittpete Sronz
prin5eiiin Step6anie BON Seftrei9,
CUR Sur peilt, bat Der Srauenurat
Or. Gbrobef ibr 2eiOen fir beDenfli9
erflGrt.
Die g~ntbiiGung bes 9ismardzM }p4
numents bDr bem Rei35tdgs : Ydz
lais, tpel4e auf morgen anberaumt
mar, iebo4 anldBlia bes Subes bes
@rafen Wil6elm 8ismard berI9oben
lpurbe, foa ieBt am 16. SUM- itattz
finhPn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03

&riegsfefretdr &oot i%nitruirt unb
Root's 9anblunssnetie bot bic Bill
lieung bes YrG1ibenten gefunben.
Die Qnttport Der Administration
an bic cubanif9e Gonftituante lit gez
itern BON &riegsi efretdr Hoot fertig
| se1te1t unb benz prdiibenten bprgez
legt porben. Na9bem tie beg 2eBtez
rem 8tGigung erbalten, lit tie Gene
raj : 9puperneur Wooo per &abel
5ugeftent tpprben.
Die Mnttport umfabt eirfa 1000
Worte unb feBt in dusfibrli6er uno
befinitiber Weiie bic 9riinbe auseinz
amber, pesbalb bic 8unbesreeterung
fi9 nit ben 8ebingungen, unter mel
den bic Nnnabme bes Ylattz Nmenz
dement's Seitens bes Contents erz
folate, ni9t einperitanben ertldren
tann. Dem gonDent tpirb gum
S9luB nabeselest, bab bic 8unossz
3egierung auf Der 4nnabme bes
platt : Mmenbements bethlehem tpirb,
unb bab lie nt6t buloen tann. bub
NIT bemfelben 4menbiruneen porge=
nommen ober 3ufaBbeiimmunaen
beisefiigt tperben.
9ie Musmu fterung Der
JreinilIigen.
I'm bic Musmu1terung Der BON ben
p6ilippinen 5uriidfebrenben sSreipilz
lieen : Hegimenter gu bei6leunigen,
bat man 9eneral MacIrtbur beorz
bert, iebem Sransportoainpfer uuf
Der Sabrt nab @an Sran5iseo einen
Musmuiterunss : Sffi5ier bei5use<
ben. 10 bab Der 2ebtere aQe 8Orbez
reitungen in Der Weiie treffen fann,
bab bic 4usmufterung in San Sranz
5isco nit Der sr0bten @4nenisteit
gef6eben fam.
Man min, fpenn irsenb mDgli6, IS
permeiben, bab 5reipiqige LANCER ais
bas Mrmee : Reorganiiationsz@ efes
es erlaubt, i'm Sienft bsbalten psrz
ben, b. b. ni9t iber ben 80. Sum-
binaus. Die gu bieier 3eit mod nidt
aussemuiterten 5reiuiqigen haben
natiirli6 bas Mnre6t auf peiteren
Solb, mas cine @rtru : 8etpiaigung
bes Gongrehes nOtbig MAIDEN puroe.
unb man bat beshalb our 8eI9leuni=
sung Der Musmuiterune cine f%tattliz
9e Mn5abl 3ablmeifter unb 3ablmeiz
iter : @ebiilfen nod Gan 5runaiseo
sefanbt.
Ser Softpr mar ange>
Gufelt.
gapttdn Sr. Wm. s. 6aneod bonn
SaniiGtsbienit bes 6. Nrtiaerie : He=
eiments in Manila 1T tpesen speier
Nnflasen baielbit triesseeridtlid
prpseHirt tporben, iebod nit eines
11arfen Wertparnung babongefom=
men. Oas &riess : Oepartement bat
iebt bic prpaeB : Often empfangerl,
unb aus benielben eebt berpor, baB
Der Militdrarst BEL apei @~elegenheiz
ten i'm rMrmp II. Napp Club" BON
Mantla angebeitert mar unb Bel Stpet
G%elegenbeiten nidt gum 0tenit err
f9ten. Ser 4nfang bes friessgez
ridtliden urtheils entbdlt folsenben
bemerfenspertben Pahus: n@s TT
iebr bdufig bic melan9olifde @epflo=
eenbeit Der Ooftoren, bic ftarfem4l=
f~obolsenub ereeben finb, ibr tlares
lIrtbeilspermDgen beaislth ibres Ell
genen 3uftanbes gu berlieren unb ale
O~ieienisen, nelde ibren 3uitanb gu
bemerfen fhetnen, bes 8orurtbsils u.
Der Electromagnetic gu aeihen."
Saiffsbenesunsen
Mbmiral Rempff tit seftern NIT iei@
mem Glaggfhiff .aentudp" inImop,
Gbinu, u~nsetommer. Der Grsuaer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03
0ermiBte Tiiher.

gbarIefton,'@.=g 2. Stunt
Cine 4naabl 5ii9erboote bon bier III
bon benz Srfan iiberrafdt porben,
tpelder am Greitas Nadmittas DO
Meilen fIblid bon bier an Der 3ifte
tobte. Oret BON ben 8ooten, beren
8emannunsen aus Is perionen be-
itdnben. iperben nermtbt. Die mei=
item Der 8ermiBten iinb Heaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03
Seine GnfIaae gegsn Sppie.

G6icago. 81. 2. Sum-. - Die
@ranb : Surp bat mad elmer ausge=
be6nten llnterIu9ung Oes SobeS Der
sSrau $. 90. Subj unb beren &inoer
i'm r53ion" Sobn 4leranber Denies
ben 8eI9luB gefaBt, bon Der @rbes
bunq elmer 4nflage gegen ben 2eBtgez
nannten unb feline uSInger" ab6uz
fehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03

rNetparf" 1T auf feinen19eimtpes BON
Der aiiatif9en Station beute in 60
lombo eingetroffen. 0as S9lu9t=
59iff raeurfarge" 1T BON Somptinsz
I bile mad Netpport abeefobren unb
bic uSsla be guba" bon Manila mad
Gebu. Ser DOLPHIN" 1T in Sompz
ttnsoile eingetroffen, Der rWisoonz
fin" in 8remerton unb bas S6ul=
i6iff vOirie" in Montepibeo. Ser
nMonongabela" lit BON Nnnapplia
mad 9ampton Roabs abgefa9ren, Der
rpeorta" BON Norfolf na9 Sompz
finsptIe unb bic rNmpbitrite" bon
Norfolt mad 2amberts point. Der
| r2ancafter" lit in 9reenport, 8. s..
angefommen.
9reelp's Stellbertreter.
Oberit s. $. 6. 0untpopbp BON
Sienalcorps, pel6er firali9 bes
9ienites als Gbef : SignalzSffiaier
in Sapana entboben fpurbe, tit bier
angefommen unb pirb nG6renb Der
4btpefenbeit bes Generals @reelb in
ben pbilippinen als gbef : Sisnal=
Sffi5ter Der Irmee fungtren.
Grau Mc&inlep's 3uftanb.
0as 8sfinben Der Srau Mcainlep
bat fi9 felt eeitern ni9t erpGbnensz
tpertb perdnbert. Die gatientin i'll
nod INNER ie6r f9pa9, unb ibre
fortDauernbe S6pd9e fl0bt ibrem
9atten unb ben 4eraten bic erniteiten
9eforsniife Elm. 9iefelben boffen
5psr mad pie Dor auf @enefuns, al
lein tpenn ni6t bulb cine giinitige
Wenbuns eintritt. 10 ftebt gu befiir9=
ten. baB Die &ranfe an GntfrGftuna
iterben pirb. Ser prGiibent berz
bradte fat ben san5en beutisen Sag
an ibrem Eager unb md9te nur am
Ha9mittag cine tur5e Spa5isrfabrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03

&riegsietretdr &oot initruirt unb
Root's 6dnblunastpeife bot bic Bill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03

Ote dn1tDeul1Ue N9tldllDH Def
golen, Defenders in poien unb Wefz
preuben, trttt ftetig me6r berpor, unb
bic 3egieruns f9reitet nit Strenge
bagegen Elm. 41e politif6en Ser
fammlungen bon polen iinb neuerz
binss berboten ipDrben. Oas leBte
@orgeben ua9 bieier3i9tung betrifft
ben SAT- bes Siiriten 5erDinunb &aos
Sipia, bes SHIPPERS Der polnii4en
Rei9stass : 5aftion unb zines 8ruz
bers bes General : 4biutanten bes
8aiiers, pel4er cine riefige polni13e
Notwithstanding fir ben 8. Sum-
berufen bate, bic nun AUDI ni4t itatt@
finben fann.
4fIerIei aus 0eutf4lanb.
Der internationale Seuerpehre
, gonsreb pirb bonn 5. biz 10. SUM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03
0ebraudlem sic Sch?

E.u,n anleih,n aut W5beln. pianos. Hferfe
II M an ben niebrisfen sketen NIB aui Die ldngffe
2,it penoe nan iih an oas Snreon con
Sobn =. Dfffon,
Simmer Rr. 2, Er. 9. Ch=scrins.pn=Ssr ab.. 2
gipr, 9uilpn's Ggdauss 0ailAine.
fSon!,lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03


ffsgt die eDa Sata, De Ihf lmmsr Gekauft Rah
: ss.ii' IMMzzM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03
The Chattel Loan Association

BON Baltimore.
@.eriino.t, nm 6tlDboreer Dor V~.iabluna MS
mdbioer 0roaente fir Sarlsben su l6usen;
Gelo perlieb.n duf Wobtln unS S.anos W. s%..
Der I.sttn @eiiese.buns ietgsisbtsn Staten.
Meatu boiler Gin,.lnbsit.n iprsbs uan IN unis'
rem Biredu pDr.
Grauf O. SambIefun, Brdfibent.
Daniel VB. Copper, ShasmeilteI.
.. y. Ttnlep, Wlonager.
8immern 0r. / uno 9, srfsr Glur. linis ssn
oeupt.ineanae i'm .SItnnEguIloine.. Rr: Il: g.
4autf6trabt. t~l1'l5,E3.A&el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-03
9arlehen aui MDbcIm.

Teaer, Iei6.sr. LANCER 9tidsablunVs plsn, nie
fDlGer BON fonn Riemonoem ~OiierirI nirS. aut
bic Bet eines Sabres, iDenn Sie Is i~panideI.
Refine fali4eu BerfpreGuuesg in ben 3eitunotn.
Refine 3inicn=geaten auae,eie:. UNI Sic IRE ~
fibren, bod m.rbsn Sbutn oIe Bprtbsils %s.bot.n,
relbe slnDtre ~ofieriren. Hab,uiraeen i'm glrean
Der .Notomae Sem Guarantee Gomsanp,1 Simnter
gr. s, ,Banf BON galtimort=1Ge5dues. Gie @altis
more- unb CT. 9auisStrabe. CRnp. Is. S.&s.131
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-10-30
COST OF A GOOD BUILDING.

Under date Of October 81, G. w. S.
Hart, ESQ.,, wrote to Hon. James F. L.
lar, of Orangeburg, asking for informa-
ton about the graded school plant at
that place. He inquired particularly
as to O cost Of grounds; (2) cost of
building, and go cost of equipment.
Judge Izlar turned Mr.. Harts letter
over to William L. Glaze, Esq, chair
man of the board of trustees of the
Orangeburg graded school, and Mr..
Glaze's reply, which is dated October
%, is herewith reproduced for the ben
eft of those who may be interested:
Dear Sir: Your letter to Judge Jas
f. lZlar in relation to our graded school
building, has been handed to me. 1t
affords me pleasure to give you any
information l may be able to give in
this matter. We have a very fine grad
ed school here, and l have been great
ly interested in its success for the past
eight or ten years. In fact some say
It's the only hobby" l have
l presume from your letter that you
are about to erect building. l would
like very much for you to examine the
general plan of our building, for, with
IL few notifications, l believe that we
have one of the best adapted buildings
for graded school work, to be found in
the state. | have no photograph of the
building; but | have very good cut.
from which you can get very good
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-10-30
1FEACHERs' ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting Of the York
County Teachers association, was held
in the graded school building at York
vile last Saturday, pursuant to call,
and the attendance, though small, was
representative.
The greater part Of the day was de-
voted to discussion Of plan to pro-
vide suitable work on Saturdays dur
ing the school term. After careful de-
liberation. the following, based upon
suggestions from Superintendent of
Education Carroll, was decided upon:
divide the county into four suitable
districts and hold a meeting monthly
in each district, leaving the teachers
to attend at least once month at such
point as may be most convenient.
| Let there be three instructors-a
principal and two assistants-for each
division, and let these instructors be
appointed by the county superintend-
ent of education.
Let the course Of study include Lam
dons School and Class Management,
Buchter's English Grammar and Went
worth's Arithmetic. In addition to
these let the study Of algebra be op-
| ttonal. Let the regular course take up
three hours, and give algebra an ad-
ditional hour.
Let the first meeting under this ar
rangement be held in Yorkville on the
second Saturday in November, the
next at Rock Hill. on the third Satur-
day; the third at Glover, on the fourth
Saturday, and the fourth at Sharon on
the fifth Saturday. Provided that the
meetings for the Rock Hill division be
held occasionally at Fort Mill: those
of the Clover division at Bethel OF
Glendale, and those Of the Sharon d.
vision at Hickory Grove.
"Recitations will be arranged so as
to give the teachers a considerable
amount Of home study"
The annual election Of officers result
ed as follows: President, A. r. Banks;
vice presidents, j. A. Tate and ]. c.
Daniels; secretary, G. S. Bryan; treas
urer, e. M. Hall.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-10-30
. WITHIN THE TOWN.

The burning of kiln Of 100000 brick
has just been completed at the York
Brick works.
Mrs. ]. M. Ferguson has compli-
mented THE ENQUIRER with liberal
mess Of second crop Irish potatoes. 1t
seems that she was one Of the few
gardeners in this section who was en-
tirely successful with a second crop.
Mr.. Ferguson says it was because she
planted the Bliss Triumph, 1.-The only
potato that anybody should undertake
to cultivate in this section"
The football game. at the baseball
park, last Monday afternoon, between
the scrubs" Of the South Carolina COL
lege and the K. NJ. M. A. eleven, re-
suited in victory for the latter team
by score Of to O. The following
comments were furnished by disin-
terested expert who witnessed the
game: THE game was fiercely contes-
ted; but Drawn and muscle ultimately
triumphed. Both teams played
straight football, few tricks being re-
sorted to by either side. Carolina de-
pended upon a line plunging game,
while the plays of the X. M. M. A.
were more open. several end runs by
Bernard and Neal netting them good
gains. *. NJ. NJ. A. kicked off and
soon scored touch down by Wither-
spoon. No goal. Some good plays fol-
lowed. The defensive work of both
teams was much stronger than their