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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-17

hut "a II man llrr lllnraa wna often
"N"r""'i" !'N hrr affection. nmd nhr
trn,"lrh th"lI'nn,ln of inlirs whru shr
might l." near him. SHE encouraged
him Ivy WORT. lu"k ami prrsrnrr. ni,d
h" In knlShtly Mylr returned the IN
N"rn nnl r"ripr"rnich the nnrrrd nffrr
t'on llrr hnmr HE wna short. ror ont
OF tho thlrt, yrnra rf mnrrirL HE more
than tN"ntA four were passed hy her
husband IN the public nrrvirr.
Mr2 Mrliiulry for years hna npcn,
mu'h Nt hrr l"t"urr in crnrhct!uE those
dnNutN Nttlr aliplwrn whlrh have no
mNuN itlurr brought sunshine into
Nl"n,NN hospital warl" In ,nriuuH parts
nt tl'r r"untry. II iH %nih thnt aEr hna
kniltrh over $1,000 rnrn nf thrnr .lip
lh'rs IN hVr twenty siN years Vf invalid
Me. in Appearance Mira Mcliiulry la
"f mri vm hrght. with brown hnlr
anal lNrrr deep hlur "Arn. Although mn
n>tl q. size wa" tund " mnkluE nud
r"'"i>!n% rnll' rnh often went nu ;E"p
ptuE tour" NJ Mrkmlry urNrr rarrh
murh Cor lrrsa. although her toilets
hive nlNAl" h"ru IN rxrrllrnt taste.
EuT nnu, yrnr. Mira Mrl\ lniry'a furr
has betrayed II faint innEuor, susErs
NN" M thr inNalId. hut Il is fnir and
hrnra u ";niNp "f hrnuty. In spite OF the
NttN NNCN"nrS Hhrrnrrtcs. Her III health
0ntr'' trNm SirlhNrh. Aa II student she
Wth dullrulty uuarrtook the studies
of tN" r,'ursr. hy reason W thiN rnnd
N'N, Nut with rNn%taut care and frc
uUrNt uirltrnl nttrutiou she oNrrrnur
AL trNWl,'r $unirtrutly 10 ruioy HE and
I" tA~tr W itS plrasu,Ns. Her nctunl
'n>Al'iI"'N ,lntrn fyrm thr birth ut her
second l!lh. IN lS,l. Ih'S cNtld AtrN
In st~ mttUry nui wAs trNrwrd Ivy the
hr>i rhi)I. ~ laurhtrr rt thrrr years n
SNNu tU}" ntlr walN M;., Sn\,ru
Mr> Mrl>iNlr!'S mother. also died about
iN'" ttM'" rNr>r SNrrrMa Wrrr mrrr
tNau size rNull Nrar. nul she newer ~
Gov rrr,.
Wilr stony " MtN.nlrA's hrmr
n|tS WM'',> !;,NrruNr May Nr rf interest.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-17
rnm NwwBrRRY uwr&].j: +

Intelligence ono without con mpla!nt
Thcy counrnt3!"' !HIn therefore.
when hr w"j I,:.!" ,,.ru:II,orr, scr.
Rcnnt Of The -. r...lh later. after
AntI'inin. l." W... l.,.G.. u At,unI Ecu-
tcnnnt. nnd I,r" ,:.... ,m.nX ,p,Inty BOY
hnh risen from lYr w'''.r
lie wny u"w t. i iml"I's nnh pur.
p"Hrn II trnIu,i >'n'rIu H." had hnd
hiY hnprlsm - " i - ""rn.f"y Fer
r.. II" h"h r,:: thrp'rh ~" W"rt
VirElnln cnirpI,p:u Il. / h. cpIu" II p#r'
OF the nnki,t.,"ru' hIht| "( Ny" i'ViO.
nnc under Mcclellan :: u'h MrGIft'n!n
ami Autlrtnm l"u L",u mad" I!nmpr
tnl by In" blood "f h"i""A. nrd the
shoulder riInl"| were worn with II nu"
but not exaggerated rrnl'2uiiru Of The
r0apunnblllilrA they implied. He h"-
cnm" II mrnnd lieutenant ON Sept. ~.
lNr., II" wnn promoted to Hr"t li"u
t"nnnt IT"h. I. IN't. HE cui. .nisBiun
aa cnptnIn brnra date July -. lMGI
Tho hrovrt rank of mn Inr was con
frrrrh by President Lincoln "for Eul
lnni mud mrrlturioun RrrvlcrH nt the
bntil"H Of Dpruunn. FlHlrr'a crrrk nu,!
Cr,lnr Ilili." II" wnH with SlrrIdAr,
IN the Shenandoah cninpnIgn. WAS ut
Wlnrhr"t"r. Cedar trrrk. Fishers
I'm. Opruunn. K"rnHtown. Floyd
MoUntnln ana lIcrryvlllr. where his
hura" wna ahOt under him. nnt In all
the bnttlrH In which the Twenty third
participated. Ilr served on the HiunH
OF G"nrrnlH Ilny"H. Crook. Hancock
and tnrrull. lie wnH mustered out
with the regiment July "n. 1850. after
more thnn four yrnrH continuous arrv-
leo.
when the war CLOSED. Mrliin inlry wnn
just twenty two. lIr wna full Of youth
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-17
Is
Il SON.

II Ma1 rNrN his custom WNilr at MNulc
III ''HU','l tN iahr his ,uNtllrv ~ rNUvrn
mrN SWjiaN mNIW'uE, When he went
tN tNNuW."WS nS Er>rrurv. he astrryn,n.
"N iN k|'N Wy Tive practice as much ns
NN$S!Nlr. NNI unless the press ot ruNlic
NN>'"'SS MAs \TII HrCat he always
S'trr"d N">|Ny over 10 Canton from the
state rnl'.tn Nu Sunday mornings nnd
MA'hTA ~ church with his mother on
his arm (Nr nr\t train would carry
h'm N Columbus, where h,s wife
awaited his rNNi0S. Naturally the
wNtNrr hNNhEd With pride ru such y
$.M NNN size tNllNWrA w;iN keen mtrr.
est "a" (tNEvr>S rt Nts hvSt p,,>Sidrnttal
rnl>a>S
\NNnX Mckinley had Nrtn 4 keen oN.
server, So tar as his Npprrtuultiss went.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-17
H"t. {" nnG''o Greatly Reduced VIA tho
$tHhnHrti AIR Limo Railway

liENri> ar" now ON sale from all sta
NnNS nu IN" Shnnrard Air Line railway
10 ENNaln ann rrnrn, at one fire (hnlf
ratH>) piuS ST 90 fnr the rouni trio.
Hmii"d io twenty days from date OF
SAFE These tickets are good for hvc
days in transit, IN each direction, and
"|oW S'op'"vHrS within that limit.
'hoir" of various routrs offered. Gail
"n your nearest agent. or write to Mr..
NA'''r |r, Division Passenger Agent,
Savannah, Ga
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-17
As q
Husband.

oAttNN when \ Siv, SN,nt some time
SNNNSa ami N~&Mr her fathers Assist,
ant IN his N&NS, wNNI<> Il was said that
Ihrr fatr fMc~ attracted bouquets aud
NanS notes IL the window, "She must
no trainct'," said her father ITO mly
her own hIS<aa tt NrrcS$ary, and not t.
sell herself tN matrINNaWy,"
She had many SuitNE&, but Major Nc,
Etn(ey, then y rising young lawyer
IanaNtshcA an .rsNAlrS, rSmevea the
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-17

people Nf his dis
N!rt ~ rCNrNSrNt
them IN rNu&vTSS.
There he $>NN nlNdr
his mark ann WAS
N>;U:Nra ~ each
suNSSNNrNi election
NNIll IN9I ~ iSNN
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-17
which would prevent an unbiased do.

winch would prevent an unbiased do
clSlOn.
Second: Thnt such an opinion, so
formed aui expressed IL adverse to
R.ur Admiral W. :. Schloy.
Third: Ue had further formed and
uxprrss,d the unfavorable opinion Of
A., ..,,,,.l o,1 ,>ror,eg;on, o,,,
p,. Al,,;,,l S,,lor
L,.,,.,,. H., L,, ;n.t;tn,ol o,,l
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ll ,,r,,.,,,;,, ,h
3 H,,,, AGr,;r,I, S,mn.o, o,,,
.,,i.:., IN th. di.,Ivuntauo uud die
ps.rHy"mrnl OF Rear Admiral ". $.
Srht,y.
En.iyN,ny Mr.. Ruynor's urra!gu.
urll Of Admiral llowisOn as d mem.
hrr OF the court that body took
hri,L recess 10 decide this ma,tor,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-17

" the political
events that rul,Ni,
mated IN the nrsnl
Nn Fort sumter.
rhr cath Nt thsprrs.
idrNt frr troops
found y quick ~.
N,S
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-17

IuI riIthtl"lN%ln unu
u:dur. mud lIr re-
tn .rI tu his homo
In OH" fully rN
lrrllnE to accept
thu gathering offer
made him OF u
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-17
As Il
Statesman.

In which yHsr 4 change IN thr rnuula.
ries W his district defeated him Nv n
majority NJ only $0H
While in congress he served On the
OH revision ~ laws. the IN.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-17

MAS An iNNN(ia,
Mrs, M&k tNtry
WAS Miss Ida Sax.
ton, daNkNtHr ~
1am,>$ ami Mary
SaAtNn Nf l>NNtNu.
4, She N>,T>tVtN
an S\,N>ll,>Nf N,s,,.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-17

NJ less Chan his NJ
trNtIrU tN his wife,
his thNUEht and
care tNv his uhNth
cr. particularly
since hts tIlhrr's
death IN lS9HN. Save
0ffru,,Ir,1>,,,,,,r,r,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-17

nation With NNl,r
NI liS rtrntr"t nrl
nl'i" nul 'Iltr,.
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Scotch lih.h hN dr
scent. niul hh1 M
'""tNrH tnlunIrrnlrh
L. illLI Al,tINllIlA iNnl,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-17
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-17

Major MCKINLEY was Nut thirty three
years old when he Was elected nV the
Evening journal., 1901-03-23
WILL HOLD SPECIAL SERVICES
Y. N. c. 4. Members Preparing for a
Special Course

The Religious Work Committee OF
the Y. NJ. G. A. has arranged plans
fcr the carrying forward the work of
the association along new lines. The
gospel work of the coming months has
been outlined and series of strong
.eyengelistic meetings planned for, and
the Bible classes are arranged so as to
give al men an opportunity TO take up
such study as they might desire.
The Friday night study class has
been openod and Is meeting with ox-
lcellcht success. The study now being
given Is known as the "Main Line
lStudics OF the Bible" and Is one of the
greatest interest.
The first OF the special series Of Sun
day services viii be held on Sunday
Afternoon at 3.45 p. M, at which time
the superintendent of the public
schools. q. W. Twitmyer Will make
ian address Of special interest 20 men
on what Young Man Owes to
Christ"
AS Oscar Appleby has been obtained
las chorister It is expected that the
song services viii be one of the great
features OF these services, and all men
arc invited to come early TO- the meet
ing, so that they may join In the SER
vice of song.
Evening journal., 1901-03-23
SOCIETIES ISSUR ANNUAL REPORT
g.. P. c. c. and s. re 4. Outline Their
York ion Past Year

From the hands of the printers tho
twenty-frst and twehty-sccond annual
rcpoits OF the S. 4. G. c., and the
twenty-sevonth and twenty eighth an
nual reports of the S. p. c. A., have
just been issued
The statement Of the S. p. c. C.
shows that during the year 1899. 4O2
complaints we're received and investl-
gated. In 1900. 429 complaints were
looked into by Special Agent Frank
Stout. The biennial report of the
treasurer shows a balance on hand on
December 81, 1900, of S392.67.
The report Of the S. p. c. A. shows
that during the past fourteen years 3
$50 complaints had been received and
investigated, 3S5 Of which were looked
into last year. this beng the highest
number in any year since the existence
or the society. Lindley c. Kent. treas
urer, reports a balance OF slO3.34.
Evening journal., 1901-03-23
NEW MEMBERS
NOW STATED
Levy Court ReOrganizeS With
John Lynn aS Chairman.
RatiieS Proceedings

Acting on the opinion OF Horace G..
Knowles, the Levy Court yesterday af-
ternOon seated Isaac G. Elliott and
Merritt n. Willis. additional members
of the court appointed by Governor
Hum under act OF the Legislature.
Previous to the admission of the
members Mr. Knowles read his opin-
ion a second time, and upon motion OF
Mr. Armstrong. 1t was adopted where
upon Messrs. Elliott and Willis Occu-
pied seats within the railing provided
for them. Then the old court dis
solved. On motion OF Mr.. Mealcy. MIR.
Lynn was elected temporary chairman
OF the new body, and on the subse-
quent motion OF Mr. Megginson, ne was
elected permanent chairman. Messrs.
Chandler. Elliott and Willis did not
vote.
Then the court proceeded to busi-
ness. the adoption OF the following
resolution being the first work
THAT the Levy Court commission
ers OF New Castle county hereby con-
firm and ratify all acts and tne pro-
ceedings OF the five commissioners ap-
pointed by the Legislature of the State
Of Delaware by virtue OF the act OF
March T. 1901, since the passage OF the
said act, and prior to their quanfica-
.tions as Levy Court commissioners
made under said act OF March Z.
Mr. Willis did not vote for the reso-
luton. explaining that he could not
have done so intelligently. Court ad-
lourned until next Tuesday morning
Evening journal., 1901-03-23
ROBBED BRIDE AND GROOM
OF WEDDING PRESENTS
Special To The Evcn,ag Journal

Smyrna. March 23-Ono Of the boldost
rohher1cs that WAS ever committed I'm
Smyrna was that carly Thursday morn
ing. when the residence of Alfred Thigh
man. was entered by thieves. who were
not only bent upon robbery. but did com
siderable mischief aa we'll Mr. Tlrhman
has been married but a short time. and
nearly every present given the bride was
taken. together with large amucnt OF
clothing An entrance was effected by a.
duplicate key 10 the front door OF Mr.
Ilghman's residence, which Is ln an I'M
frcquontcd section of MI Vernon street.
Aftcr ransacking the house the men found
a basket of clean clothes and placing
each garment upon the floor walked over
them with their muddy feet
The burglary was kept quiet unti last
night IN the hope Of getting a clue. The
loss is over 900.
Evening journal., 1901-03-23
Ynnr Non Honse

Wants a D ano to furnish 70 up nicely.
The old one don't suit the surround
ings. what shall we do? That's easy.
Gene 10 our warcr0oms and we will
show you a piano that VIII suit in ap-
pearance and will furnish that sweet
tone and harmony wanted In the model
home We viii give YOU full value for
your old instrument. and sell you the
new one at our regular price. which
is always the lowest. and on terms 10
suit you. Robolen PIANO Co, No. no
Market street
.AD Con
Evening journal., 1901-03-23
CONFERENCE
NENTOR Is DEAD
Death Of Aged Father
Price Of ElktOn
Al One Time He Has Pastor Of Made
lev N. L. Church in This
CiIV

Elkton, Md. March 23-The Rev.
I Benjamin F. Price. the oldest member
OF the Wilmington Methodist Episcopal
3 Conference in point of service. and
known all over Maryland. Delaware
fand Pennsylvania. died at his home, on
Howard street. this city. yesterday af-
4 lternooon shortly after 4 O'Clock.
Benjamin Franklin Price was born
at Harmony Mills. New Castle county,
Del. in 1916. his father being Benia-
min Price, at one time one of the
largest land owners in Kent county.
Md. When a boy his father removed
to Kent county, Md, and settled upon
a large estate near Still Pond, land
that was purchased from Charles Car
roll, of Carro.lton. During the Winter
months Mr. Price attended the ooun-
try schools in his neighborhood. assist
ing his father on the farm during tho
busy season of the year.
When he arrived at the age OF 16
years Mr. Price came 10 Elkton and
entered the general store Of the late
William TOrbert as clerk. which posi-
ltion he continued to hold until he
reached the age of 90 when he was
licensed TO preach by the Elkton
Methodist Church the same year being
admitted a member OF the Philadel-
phia General Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. his colleague
lbeing the Rev. William Spry.
He continued member OF the
philadelphia Conference. serving inn
portant charges throughout Ponnsyl-
lvania and Maryland until the forlna-
ton Of the Wilmington Conference,
ithirty-four years ago, when he be-
came a member of that body.
Mr.. Price has filled with credit some
of the most important charges In the
Wilmington Conference. His hrsl
charge was at Denton. Caroline county
q. Md. in the year 1896, being then 20
Years Of axe. In 1881 he was stationed
lat Kent. Md; in 1888 at Cenucyille:
in 1899 at Dover. Del: in 1910 at AS.
Ibury, Philadelphia: I'm 1912 az Mid
dletown, Del; in 1884 at Mllington
! Nd; in 1856 at Easton. Md: IN
: 1878 at Centre VILE Nd; I'm 1896
lat Dorchester Circuit. in 1852 al
r Princess Anne; in 1884 at Talbot: in
1855 at Newark Dell in 1875 al
D Delaware City. Del: I'm 1859 al Miners
vile; in 1860 at Mauch Chunk. Pa.
IAAA A'NA-- at 4NRA lAoANMMt iI A0Nn-f al
/, Central, Philadelphia; in 1866 &C Eas-
ton;in 1S67-S at Mlford in 1S69-7O at
Elkton; in 1912 at North East: in
1884 at Cccilton; in 1856 at Green's
, lbor0; in 1879 az Delaware CITY: in
1862 at Kent Island: i'm 1889 at
J Queenstown; in 1886 at Madeley
Wilmington in lSS7-91 at Chrstiana:
in 1928 at Horowell; IN 1S94-J at
Stockton.
y In 1895 Mr. Price was granted SUI
lperannuated relations and retired
from active work in the ministry. He
lrcmoved to Elkton. whore he had
since resided with his wife. At Hone
lwcll Church. in Cecil county. which
was one of his last charges. a memoir
ial window has been placed in the
church in his memory. Notwith-
standing his advanced age Mr.. Price
continued 70 preach at Intervals al
different charges throughout tae con
ference.
Evening journal., 1901-03-23
NO AFFIDAVIT REQUIRED
Section OF Law Providing oath by
Money Lender Repealed

IL may not be generally known ihnt the
legislature repealed that section of the
Adams Tax law requiring thc lcndcr of
money on mortgages 60 make AFFIDAVIT
before On attorney or notary. that he did
not compel the borrower Go pay the in-
Vcsimcnt tax provided by the las.
Notanes public of tho city and Recorder
Clark have been solicited of late Tor in-
formation concerning This question and
the Information that the law has been ie-
pea.cd Will not only relieve the recorder
ol answering the questions hereafter, but
Will hc valuable information TO the hof-
rowcrs OF money on mortgages as well.
Evening journal., 1901-03-23
handed Down onlnion

In the United States Circuit Coult of
Appeals in Philadelphia yesterday
Judge Bradford handed down an upin-
ion granting the motion Of the Parker
Pen Company TO dismiss the appeal Of
the /. =. Waterman Company from
the decision of the local Circuit Court.
in the equity proceeding inst.-
tuted by the Waterman Company
against the Parker Company.
Evening journal., 1901-03-23
slroet oroaslnr. Neca Ranalr

Residents cf the city who use Wash
ington and King streets as drivoways
complain of the conditions of these
streets where they intersoct -Four
.tcenth street. In wet weather the
CROSSINGS are almost impossible. It Is
suggested that the Street and Sewer
Department either cover the street bed
at The paints with crushed stone or
pave them.
Evening journal., 1901-03-23
Wnrrnnt a. Fnrn,er secre,ar,

West Chester. Pa. March ,3. The
'officors Of the Coatesville building
and Loan Association had a warrant
issued yesterday for Walter = jack
son. FORMER secretary Of the organiza-
tion who disappeared some time ago.
He is charged with embezzling over
si7 900 of the funds of the association,
and IS said to be located at present in
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1901-03-23
MURRYING THE WORK
Plans of All Building of PaizOwsky
Plant viii be Drawn

Plans of all the buildings composing
the PatzOwsky morocco plant to be-
erected at the corner of Eleventh and
Poplar streets will be on view for bid
ding next week Frank n. Carswell
now is putting the finishing touches on
them. They constitute what VIII be
one of the most c3mplHe establish
ments for the manufacture Of morocco
there is to be found in this section OF
the country. Eventually the plant will
be the largest
The work on the beam house Is now
well under way. It is hoped to have
the entire plant running before Sep
ltember 1.
Evening journal., 1901-03-23
Chicken Oa.e ro,ll.oned

Before Judge Churchman IA City
Court this morning appeared Henry
Giles colored, charged with the lar
ceny of a chicken. valued at 81, prop
perty of Benjamin Sacks. The case
was continued until tonight. John
Murray. disorderly conduct, was as
sessed s. and costs; James Short, col
cred. assault and battery, was dismiss-
ed with costs, and Harry Rcbsrts. dis
orderly conduct, was fined 81.
Evening journal., 1901-03-23
Dock Trial Was succo.srul

AT the yards of the Pusoy and Jones
Company dock trial was given the gov
eminent lighter Rocket yesterday. Lieu
tenant Benton C.. Decker United Satcs
inspector, was present, also Charles H..
Thatcher, who were much pleased Attn
The trial The engines worked perfectly
and it is expected that the lighter will
be delivered within a week.
Evening journal., 1901-03-23
Dnto Has Reen Chanred

II is probable that the Board OF Edu-
cation will receive bids for the loan OF
sl5OO0O on April IS instead of March
2S as was originally intended. The
Finance Committee has made arrange
ments with the United States Mort
gage and Trust Company TO prepare
the bonds.
Evening journal., 1901-03-23
New york. MrmIon Dollar Arch.

New York. March 2S.-The city viii
be asked to appropriate s1.000,000 for
the naval arch 10 be erected in Bat
terry park. This statement was made
last night by Park Benjamin chair
man Of the naval arch committee. Tn
til now the committee has been unable
TO state definitely what the cost will
be. Mr.. Benjamin says s1,O00000 will
cover every expense.