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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27
The Ola Mill,

The frsS OF the attractions ono secs
as thoy onaer tho Midway of the Expo.
position Waioh 10 nuH opon la Uharlos-
ton is tho rustic building from Whoae
raftsra baIg clusters OF moss. Its
srsad lusbine wheel, ohurning the va
tors that rua doan Che long nill raoo.
After one las paid tho miller hSs admls-
sion 2ce ho enterB boat that sesbs six
peoplu a}u Btat.s on thrilling ride
through the long tupael propelled by
tic rushing waters. into pitch daik
noas tho hoat gliaes and ono inStiuct
ively OiutsIa AZ his partner, generally 8
pretty lnBsio. The wonder ID which
wsy wo are going, for tho strean twists
aud turnf; euddeniy from ous tho tun,
mol you come 80 typical Southsrn
Aoano, q cotton plantation, with its ne
gro piokors. 1'hon plunging into q
long tuaneI darker than tho blaokost
night sou hssr tho swifs swish Of she
wator as your boa5 rapidly rides down
tho mill raOo and you como to tho 500.
ond eoene, representing Graoo Church,
Nov Yorl, and ono hsara the sHest
melody Of itS chimes. Dosn tho rapids
you swiftly slide until you como to the
poisy reSipaa With its iaeherga aud pc.
lsr bosss, ard thon past osher aconeo
ever and ahon aB '8amantha' utsd 20
SAY, until you glide swiftly by Brook
iyn Bficao by moonlight, q romantic,
beautiful pio.us1, and thon out assin
through tunaol aftor tunnel, going
saift8r, eHilter as the waters whirl
and foam arouad your boat, unsil onoo
moro you lard on tho Midway, only
ready 70 try 1t again and again, espo,
oialiy il you have the charming lasBie
aforementioned sith you, and she does
not mind hon long the dark sunnels
arc.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27
We Will Catch Up&

Tho Now New York evoDing Post, a
psper long rsoogaasA as much moro Dc,
votsd to tho inscreuss OF capital than to
those OF labor, romarks: 'Ths sontenae
to imprisonment pronouiced upon San.
tisso 1glesias by s Pas1.o Rioan court
for tas cr,mo OF oonspiraoy--a oonspir-
soy 70 raise tho wsgss Of labo,ing nj (,
IN tho island--ssrven TO point out some
OF the responsibilities which expansion
has brought in It's train, Ii is seid
that Spanish lsw, which is SELL in foros
In The ielsnd, makes q combination 70
raise " yss r crime, as it was Ia Eag.
land in af tins Of tho Tudors. II this
be truo tho lau must bo repealed and
Mr.. lglosias psidoncd at onoo. La tho
taking OF theso steps til are may be
nomo arkward dassa, but thoro must Be
10 Ras.s Of t.me, Is uo have annexed
a>los Of basbaroua medieval etatu.e /,
which deprt 20 man VI sheir liberty fos
tho tho exercise of2a Latuyal right to i'm.
prove thair] oond lt,on--nea who ere
3al .all lasHi ynr nNg MD; engiEieu To uis,m ne
aavantagoag Isl aur cigili2ation-thoso
statueh .Inuss DO stamped oat like yell
low fevtr!ol any other tropicsl, plague
The Wags. earnera Of the Unitsd States
Should take action on this subject, m d
make their yoioes heard in congress-.
They have tho strongeat mot,vss OF Bslf-
interest to como to the defonse of thoir
iiellow-Workcrs in Puerto Rico" This
ls al true, but if the Evening Post will
wait little while We will catch up, be
oause, as The etato points out, ''the
sondency offederal judicial PRACTICE for
several years has bean toward rowling
practically whas The Evening Post
styled as hRrbarous and modieyal doc.
trino."
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27

kindly FIR your anxious saro and CON,
corn aboht mo, but the iasn who has
been Sendblcd 60 endenvor to live VOL
for fourscote years past car never need
TO ssek rev how to die we'll for q quar-.
tisr oi NJ W iioaiiT. iio0iaii.' = ~ -
| Wat an sbsurdity it would have
hesn for y oshua and bis mon to have
hsksd each oshsr quostions like thess:
How oan We oross the Jordan ie We
gst sharo /? Wiilnot tho water bo too
dosp TO allow Us to wade2 Will ne not
ali be 70 aatnrated that no may loso our
lives by fxposure2 How many OF ue
can sWitnY Had wo bettor not visit un ill
tho anhual freshet has Gubsidod?p No
suoh folly did they cop.mit. Thoy " ere
chiefly nnxious about The usy shat thev
had mot passed. kafo:on and wero To-
noraIt q. end TO Raep tlleis syes on the
golden &sssrdd soaoia box, wing mount.
ed. who'll Was tho ark OF tho covenant.
y hesrsr, stop boshoring about your
oxis FROM sublunary soeneeI By tho
g,Faoe oY Sfod gas yopr haars righs and
then SO ahead. II the Lord takoa oare
Of you clear Oh to the bank or thie sido
OF The river, ! think you oNn trust him
TO take You froa bank to bank, from
the 9iliogo on this eide tho etrosm to
thopalm, on the osher oide, from .Lo
last k'as.of Borrowing ones on this uide
70 tho Wslooaao, oaiDsly, cherubic. 90.
raphio, dei6c, on sho othor side. Keen
your eyo on the ark, and, whstovsr be.
tides, yoa wiil 60 through a,l fight.
Ono Eissftr morning Msasene, tho
marsha. & FrhDca, appeared wish 10. 600
armsd men on tho htigbtD shove tho
soan Of FolS&iloh. Thors were no srns
TO defend tho town, end tho inha',isantp
were wild with terror. Thon tho old
dean Of tho chryea DRIED out: "My
brothers, this il Eastsr dag! We have
boon depending on cur own streagth,
and chat faiia. LIST us surn TO God,
Ring the bells and havo eerviue "a usu.
al Thea she bolls eaag cut swcctIy
ead nightly from she church towers Of
fsldkirosi, and the people thronged to
tho honssa Of prayer fox worahip. Tho
eonnd Of aha bslIp made tbs ene1oy think
shas the A11trian army had como IL TO
rave the plaoo. sad Masssna and his
l8. 600 oldiers ros1eated. by tho time
shs bells had stopped RIGGING the,o was
not ono soldier In sighs. s. pus your
trust in Gcd, and when hosts Of troubles
and sompsaticns march Ror your ovar
:hrow r'ng all the bslls Of hope and
fai&h sud Christian triumph, aad the
shreasonirg perils OF Your life wili fall
baok, and your dolivaranoe will be oalo-
bratsd all up ard down 1ho ehieB.s The
Gsd Who lad you through tho way you
Dever passed before will bo with you at
oil the crossings.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27
Killed Three Men.

Wayne Dsmon, an 18 year old boy,
shot ihroo negroes to death il i saloon
at the mining town Of Davey, Ky., Ri.
DAY evening, a'his wss psy das az tho
Dayy mines and tho negroes had begun
their holiday celebration. DmGken.
neEs was visible on eyory haud aud
when about 8 dozen OF tho big blacks
entsrod Eageno Dyes saloon on tho
loading street, revolvera in hand ard
demanded that all tho whites within ro.
tire, tho trouble began. Tho bartendor
stepped into an adjoining room for his
pistol and ell tho othor. whases aayo De-
mon mrde run to gst away. Demon
although boinS almost q total atrapgoY
in the town was nervy nnd r4fasod to
obey tho oommsnd to dopart. Iastasd
no pulled his revolver and ia q tSink,
ling no had shot three Of tho negroes 70
doath and tho othors woro falling over
shemrelyos to got away. Ihouo dosd
aro Lom Booson, "Fiisk" Watts aud
Harry Good, sll residenss Of tho coal
folds. 8 4
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27
A Fatal Runaway.

Tho Saso aays Mr.. j. L Crab roo
Was accidentally killed in L,x!pgton
county Wednoaday ovoping Tee / tfair
h.appeped IL miles from Uolutabie on
tho aaluda rond. Flo kea been III Co.
lumbis during the day sud was rotuln
ing 80 his homo. Whsn car MIR john
bhulcrs the horse beoaela frightened
and ran awsy. Tho wagon struck q
stump aud tbe body Of tho wagon wts
overturned, pinnipg Mr, Crab,roo uudor
it and causing his dsath. tlia body
wac found thero next m 9snins by Di.
Shulor. Mr. Urabtrss came 20 Lsxiog-
ton touat9 from Ksntnqky in 1895.
Fila wife, who was Miaa Carrie Youog.
lnor, aud t1o emell cki.dlen baryiYe
him, ,n.. f5 S] Sc A !.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27
y ,.,.,.,.. =. 3
THE Civil sgRVICK. }
An zxooll.nt Opportunity FOR onr:
u q, Young Men.
=, !. = - y y ~ Is (,
SAU9l ~ sSBOyS ksIsIN IHyi - r. -, IN

Nearly eyesy dey zone pew civil asr
Won examinasion 10 being ordered for
Columbia, and curing Che 10Y tYo
monsts Q splendid opportunity ID oil AZ.
cd sho yourg mas Of thia, IA ss. q S
An ,assielaa appsarea in Tho Rpossrd
como timo aSo poinsiag soas sh5 sdv vso
5fsgcB g Eou,aS IA osnS had d Z civil Der
gioss, M q einoes she faai 40 fis Z q s j Il
10 fpe Yosy sfayoiabloit to i strlBsens4 8 6 wi
service lsNe, theso oppostun,sies5. lh.Ys
Increased. u b s & % b 9s
Oa December II an ex spaiaasion Il \ !,
ordered. to take plhco hsro For She ppsi-
tion Of asaiaiaht astronomers. rhc
salary Was 81, 800 q year, aud not 4
siagle application Wss filed from this
city. 1 1esf ~ :,
There ere oshor oxsn,nssiony gh ~
ovsr, aud the following III 3 partial Has
OF those to be held in ehis oisy: 81 a
On Doosmbor 80 and 81, and 1egau;.
nation Will be held for \ hsa.ipg and
ydntilSsins drafsoman. SAlary $1,000
par year. II q l1 '3}7 AZ
Ga Jaauary 2, 3 AID 4, 1902. ,su 9.
animation will bo hold for 4 5rn.obas lS
os, draf.s nan .. 81 200 nor year isslary.
% January Z, 8 and 8, aa3 oxsD,ii AZ 4
lion tor . hull uiasssmsa and an iasar-
prefer Of the Sloyak isngusgoi will bsi
January 81, % aud 28, tbey will
hold ona for ea irrigation Assissaas nadS
irrigation engineer. rs u ;s 4
& AZ tho Same Aim "a nsrios drsf!5
man wilt bo eoiecaad.
Jsauars 2lst, oHe will be held for ar,
aasissantih the division os easome 10 gy.
Aey oi.lz,a Of sts u iced S,a,os
9ho oan mast tbc requirements oan
mRks 'a application 70 tLs owl saryioe
commissioner ia Washington, aud taoy.
viii roceive aho necessary information.
-Columbia Record. a AZ 2S8l- 3,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27
Death Of an Oldham.

8 Mr.. Hugh McEsrono 81 dead Ho
vas born ia she ooniag houtrs & 81 ts,o tso.
Eighteenth, lived Though tio Nfoo,5
.eonth and his }Siso passed iawgs eehtly'
With Tho DYING 6s the fyst year 81 ,the.
3Taontiath conturS 5. IS Is Il alir1Yost boz
yond conception h.aas man could livS
ins three centasias,s INV suoh WAS True
OF Hugh hlo TVlrona, Sor y ho wss born
on Neytmbnr Q 798g And 81 yyss. thora.i
foral LOB years 3ol Z tlo dgkastionIs,
Of Mr. j on. n :AllSn; NC ( oitysaSIdifor
MSyos Earlo Mad tho d VI, l,ell toiladE
JOB tirnanS SSea tesdAy ssi noo oiI. and iIS
sSSS III bS, S s, 4 Z !, ssss ,,,s 8
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27
n moral LoCfur0 ~

Miss Cpperten They say thero ia a
great deal of misory among tho poor.
Miss ootrox---Well, it's their fault.
There is Roggy van Polt. for instance,
with only $4,000 n year, trying to
keep q yacht and a stable of horncs--.
40 wonder he's misera ble.--Pu
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27
Mother IIen-You're all. right, my
dear, but you can't lay eggs like
mother used to lay.-ChiDs. N
The IGxccs,tton to tl.c,,,Yno

The Exception TO tl.e uIc. DIX
'Wheen o a.womanTis telling anything
sho always adds q little toSit,HS re.
marked tho observer Of events aid
things; "except'it Is her d go which she,ii
happens to- be telling. ~ ~. \ onlsers.
Statesman. ;Y ii Il II, IS e !
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27
s rot AIrynyn NeatoasnrxI )

1 tell you it takes q mighty smart
and shrewd manito accumulate a large
fortune these days.,'38 4. 81 IL;
"Oh, I don't know; not while heir
,esses gre SO easily satisfied as some
OF them seem to be. g. Chicago Post!
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27
Good Cause for poduetio

aood CaIso for Doduction.
I, Doctor-Nhyg have, you deducted d
quarter from my bill
PatientThat is for The six cigars
you broke whom you thumped my
chest philadelphia Record.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27
Parad6xical.

SIS loye blind 2sa5 N 4 8 "a y
E. $50 they say
We'll how cant they say love ut flrst
sight 7'-- Chicago Daily. News. N tS s5f
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27
The Oherleston Exnosition

The State Prots Association met in
apooial session in Obaflebton on last
Thursday to take look at tho South
Carolina Inter State and West Indian
Exposition now being held in that city.
Two days wore very PLEASANTLY spont
IN taking in She sights and the trip WAS
enjoyed by oil tho members aud their
wives and dsughtars who attended.
Most Of tho odisors stopped at She
Argyle Hotel, ahioh has jast boon ro
built, and is an up-to date hotel in every
partioulsr. Il 10 under tho manage.
msnt OF courteous, pleasant gentlemen,
and We unhesita,ipgly advise our pao.
pie 80 60 20 tho Argyle il they want q
good stopping plAos.
Thursday morning the party was meb
ct the hotel hy tho recopsion commit.
tco, composed Of Representatives. Of the
Exposition, the local press Of CHARLES
ton and tho cit'asns of Uharl oaton and
taken to tho Exposition groundp,
Tho editors woro frat taken to
the auditorium, whore addressos
Of wo!como were made by Mai.
j. q. Hemphill on behalf Of tho Char
leston prees and tho Exposition, Diroo
tor Gonorsl Jno. Fl. Avsrill on bshalf
Of Tho Exposition, aud Mayor j. Adgar
Smythe for the oity Of Oharlosto ton, and
responded 10 by President y Ell. Auli,
on bohalf Of tic Association. Governor
McSweeney was also oallod upon and
responded briefly.
Tho Exposition is a big affair, on d !,
whom 1t 10 fully completed will be tho
lsygeat Exposition ever hold in tho
South, and, ia facs, ono Of tho largest
svor had anywhere. Ills beautifully,
located on the banks Of the Ahsloy riyor
The grounda have been artistic lily laid
OF. and The whole thing presents ths
appearance OF big flower gordon In
which marble palaesp have bson placed
end enoircled by a beautiful river. q
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27
Eight DroWJned.

Tho steamer KAnawhs Bell, which
runs betWeen Oharlestown and Mont.
gonery, w. Va, vent over look No. 8
as Pant creek on hor down "trip Thuys-
>day aighs, broke in two and is q aotsi
yAreok. Eight Of che Grew, sll deokj
hhpdD and rouatabouts, were drowned. 4
AIT hho officers Of the boat were eAyed
but 3, ssono Of them had narrow enoapes,s
Thobrivsr has bosn high for several
dayg q There Was q furious current 90
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27
EM]IT]HvILLE

LAS hayse haqntt been mado under hu-
D this .adviaomonts ,
tin,s So, also, it maybe said to every na-
ton. sion: !, 6 n,I naesSd +; this y way, way
through novel .,Aperionooa. Gould
wiaest statesmen tWehty wears ago have
propheied prssent conditionp? Every
president sgsofy ooDgrscs, has now orisos
& to nee. and now questions to sottle, So
prorISoien mado about conditions in
tla5 country Atty years from now may
. sSturn out 90 far untrue as the prophecies
made fifty years ago by tho grantsss Of
American esateBmon whom ho declared
on yondor Capitol hill that 1t wss un-
wise to think OF civilization or pros.
perity tho other eide Of tho Rocky
mountaina, and aoooxdiDg to his boliaf
the Paoific coast would be the porpesual
abode OF bsrbarinng aad mountain lious.
and We must NOS shink OF annexine
those forbidding regions
Many propheoiop in regard to our ma
tion failed and many p2ophe los oonosn-
Ing its future will fsil becauao it 10 tray.
cling q now road. Every step it takes
on that road 10 q novelty. Tho opinion
OF Monroe OF o Jefferson in tho far
paat 10 not Of ap much valuo sB the
opinion OF our Wigoat mon now. HOY
GOULD mon know in 1923 what il would
be best for this nation TO do in 19Ol2
1t 10 belittling as we'll as unwigs for our
ststsninon, who aro quite equal to the
atstoemen Of the past and who have, il,
aadision to the natural talents OF their
Eredocoasors, a.tainmonts in knowledge
that wtro Impossible in any decade but
who have boon dead tllres. quaY!srs Of q
ss onukury IN all ~ hnr th;noa tha xxcn1J
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27

1IU U7fEI5 iA, 3,
Is. II, HI / !: n N lBSW' n Y BlsMaR Y, PsssidenSiY
IL M EDIC4AT HID q CI ICa 81
s IL .g AND " "
4 f.lil y s 'MllOKIN G q G OB Cd,
For y 4 gaos 1a or trbaaoo thet suffer
taffh AhtSsaa 6l onohilisa s sg ssSs
Rn absoiuto and psrrnsnoat olirs of
Fever. ~ .'-.S X,
4 yotr drlggtst ofy & goosrs doss 10 Js
$Vflte gt'- ll 70 tlhat IS, Soy Ii.
pie. 5 iFAdo supplied BY IS aUsaAY DaJS 4.
5,$aonil5abis, g. ", had nsR DRpa slc.
dsstSn, sc J. s Il s
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27

Qle0narGo my earthly dut10B better then
J. can nov discharge them. do NOS
give solemn fagcwoll 70 these ohliga-
tions and opportunities, but smiling
snd cherry soodby until / 500 them
agaia." No; no csnnoa asy that. .Ihsrs
wiil bo no now sud corrected edition oY
the volume Of our earthly life. After
We make exit from the stage SIS tho
o:ogo Of the 9th aus 80 osuAof ro onte2.
How many millions 81 pooplo heyo l,ved
and diod | know nos, bus oi all sho hu
man race who have gone only goycn
pessons that nov think of aaya ro-
turned, tho hon Of the. widow at Zsro-
phsth, the young man o. Main, sho ruiz
or's daughter, Tabishs, Eatyohua, La-
zsrug and Christ. Among al tile sgss
10 como do not suppose thcra will be
ono more who will roturn to thie life,
having once left it.
Lord Bsoon said thas he who shsll
discover tho way to make myrrh aolublo
by human blood will disoovor immortal
life on earth, but no such dipooysIy will
ever DO made. With what susgvstiyo
aolemnity doou this thought charge sv.
org hour Of our esrshly existenoo. Il IL
haAN ehNS 40 ~ pObplOi0 W kuOW W4lOQ
way the wind blow as tho tine OF the
deluge by che mark Of tho wayos still 10
DO found in tho sand, ead tae diraosion
Of our iDAuenoe, howavsg slight, will
lesve mark slst will last forever.
AT this point oak you to notioo tho
fact that my sext does pot cell atsohsion
TO the crossing OF tho Jordan, but 10 she
way loading thereto. We all think
much q our crossing Of tho Jordan
when the march Of our life IL snded,
bua put too liaslo emphasis on tho way
that leads to tho crossing. What you
and ! heol most TO onre about In tho di.
raoSion Of the roAd wo ore sravoling.
Wo need bavs no faar OF the oropsing If
We come 20 il In che rishs Hay. In
other words, We need not care abous
death IL our life has bSon Whak ID ought
TO be. We will dio right Il uo liyo
right. That wss q glorious thing that
MontMorDnoy, oonasnblo u Of Franco,
eaid when dying from hip wouads IN
bastlo, Sonao oko htandipg BY advised
BIN 20! ahoV tho same cousago la dying
thas he had ssoRn during his lisosime.
10 this he roplisd Cent lonloh and
fellow soldiers, il than you al N|Isss %
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w
eeting Of IL !
harlestonion
B s ChamnN
p. NJ. for t.
OFFS. @.
} for prolnot,
speaks WE'LL
They know:
they see it. \;
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-27

aflV9a oHt. From1scs by the aooras
hnd hundreds and thousands, Saori.
tioial lambs foretelling. tho Lamb Of
God. Rcck stricken into gushing floods.
typical OF the tact that the worlds
thirst is going to be slaked. Pillar Of
lire hoissed above wilderness march,
s3tar OF hope ovsr birthplace in barn.
Sopalchers rsnt open. Trumpess Of do
livcranco sounded. All hsaYon to teko
part in tho rescue Of our planet. Tho
Infinite God listening wish an oar in
whioh . .whispor 10, 600 miles sway ia
81 audible 90 thunder.
Peshsps it ID q bereavement. You
ilaye felt sorroa for thoso who loas chill
dren or thought you did, but now that
she aosro8 " haa oome TO your own nur
sery il is o difforont thing. You neyor
could have imagined the silonoas abou6
tho house nov that Tho little feet ero
quiet and she infant voioo has oossad
its prsttle. What aonaation at evan.
tldc with no ono TO put TO bed What
toys put away to be looked as on snni
veraary deysl How Ohristmas day ia
shadowed and tho world il chansed /
aes Oyer it? You never can ges oysr
Tin this world. Perhaps it II your
fiat eorrow. "Ye have not passed. this
way boforo." God grant that You NAV
reyor PASS this way again. "
But follow the ark, and it will losd
you to rivers OF consolation. You eiiI
find that your child has gono into n
hesven Of ohildron, land where chill
dron are In vast majority, aooto OF
infant souls to ono manly or uomanly
soul, for tho vass majority Of the reoo
die Ia infancy. 1t 10 the exoeption
whom paop.D 1.-Two to grow up. Hoayon
8 greas playground for ohildron. Palaoeu
Tor kings ead queens? Oh, yosl But
What wide halls OF pleasuro, what gar
denS OF delight, what Iapsuras. Ssssh -
on earth with ball and kito and hoop
shoy never felt Lot thom 20. mother.
You oan trast him In ths land Of mueia
and howerS. The front door OF thas
eternal homo was oponed by hin Who
saad, "Baffer the littlo children TO como
nnso mo and forbid aholn not. for ana,
is the kingdom Of hohyen. !" What q
time She ohildrsn havo UP thorel Oam
YOU not almost hear their quick fcat on5
tho ivory btairs? Whas rounds OF dad.
noss! What laughter Of eternal elosl5
Follow tho ark, ald IL will lead YOU S ID
she oroasing into she reunions Of thoi
homo whore yoa will aovar part, y.
AZ our oofroyYa arc nc NJ our Il ,ya Ara1
iI, rev or nsd all y our oxpsyiencss ora aoW
y Vas life y one long didooyory o x,ings
Evening star., 1901-09-19
SOUTHERN ROGUE TOURNEY.

Several Leaders Were Defeated In
Yesterdays Games ON Heavy Courts.
Several favorites were upset In yester-
days play on the heavy courts in the local
tournament for the southern rogue cham
pionship. J. B. Well Of Wilmington, DEL,
president OF the national association; J. B.
Hickman of Wilmington and Charles ia
cobus entered during the day. Results:
First divisional. L. Williams beat HI. p.
Rowland and Sackett Duryee, G. G. Will
Jams beat A. N. MARI and G.. nj. Bryant.
j. D. Chalfant beat A. L. Vast. George C.
Strong beat Vast and Bryant, b. A. Bean
beat Strong and ]. b. Bell. A. N. Marr beat
Chaifant and II. p Howard.
Third division-Dr. A. B. Stfne, Capitol
Hill Club, and J. d. Howard OF Columbia
Club maintained undefeated record.
Howard won from George w. Poeter and
DR.. Pulliam, while Slime won from Oster-
hout. A. Pyle won from F. Espey, DR.. J..
j. Shirley and Osterhout. Pyle, however,
was defeated by E. Blanchard who won
also from Albert Atkinson and A. G. Rob-
fnson. Robinson won from Porter and
Atkinson. DR.. J. j. Shirley beat Atkinson.
Porter and Porter won from ]. Adamson.
Atkinson was the heaviest loser Of the
day.
There were no second division games
played The entries in this class are few
and the scheduled contests will be played
tomorrow and Saturday.
Evening star., 1901-09-19
BEST SCORE BY DOUGLAS.
Big List of Starters I'm the Tuxedo
Golf Clubs Tourney.


The annual invitation tournament of the
Tuxedo Golf Club began at Tuxedo Park,
N. Y, yesterday with a qualifying round
at 80 holes, medal play Among the start
ers were two former amateur champions,
Findlay s. Douglas and c. B. Macdonald,
who played together.
Over fifty entries were carded for the
preliminary round, and there were very
few absentees A light, drizzling rain was
falling as the players started OF, but later
on the conditions improved. Since the last
tournament was held at Tuxedo year
ago. the course has been heightened 555
yards. so that the entire playing length Of
the links now Is 8, 255 yards.
Findiay 8. Douglas. Nassau, made the
best score In the first half of the 36-hOle
medal play round, turning in a card Of
15. c. B. Macdonald, Meadow Brook,
came next, with 49, Devereaux Emmett
Garden City, had 81 and w. c. Carnegie
Allegheny Country Club. Pittsburg, fol-
lowed with SO.
The best sixteen scores yesterday quail
fled for match play for the principal prize
the Presidents cup. The second sixteen
qualified to play on for the governors cup
and the remaining half dozen will have
contest for the consolation cup.
AS mark of respect to the memory Of
the late President there will be no playing
on the Tuxedo links today, the serni-final
and final rounds for all the prizes being
deferred until Saturday. In addition to the
semi-final and final rounds for the princi-
pal prizes there will be q 36rhole medal
play handicap on Saturday. the prize for
which is the Tuxedo cup, the entries for
which will close Friday night.