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New-York tribune., 1901-10-05

TEMPORARY REORGANIZATION EFFECTED
ONE CHANGE PROBABLY PERMANENT.
Ivy TELEGRAPH To TIE rRrnrNE.I

lBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUSEl
New-Haven, Oct 4.-The Yale varsity received
temporary reorganization this afternoon. Captain
Gould making two important changes for the ben
eft of the team work. He took Hogan. the fresh
tackle. from his place in the line and put
Weekes. Andover freshman tackle with repu-
tation. In his place he took Oicott also left
guard and putting In Phelps also freshman.
Olcott went to fullback. where he played half.
plungns we'll and punting in fair style. The change
for Olcott is likely be permanent If Sheldon,
last years guard. finds himself able TO play again.
The dropping OF Hogan from tackle IS not perma-
nent Captain Gould wishes to make the practice
games better by strengthening the second team.
The remainder of the varsity played to-day as
usual. i'll preparation for the Tufts game to-mor-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
NEW CUPS For CRESCENT A. c. GOLFERS

Several important matches, including the annual
championship. have just been announced among
the October fixtures at the Crescent Athletic Clubs
links, in Brooklyn. W. II. Ford. president OF the
club, has offered cup for a special tournament.
the qualifying round in which is to be decided on
October 16. The first sixteen are to qualify
for the first match play round. to be held the af
ternoon of the day, while October 26 in the
forenoon the second round will be played. and the
eight who are defeated in the first round will meet
for a special cup, presented by c. B. Van Brunt,
captain of the team. The sem-finas In both classes
are set for the same afternoon. and the finals for
November 2, both to be at thrty-SiX holes. Run
up prizes have been offered in each match
The championship will be played on November z.
3 and 16 Colonel Jasper Ewing Brady having given
medal which will he the property of the title
holder. A cup. to go to the player making the
best round of the links in 1901 tournament. has
also been presented by George w. Bechtel
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
GOLF.
SEMIFINALS REACHED IN HUDSON
RIVER CHAMPIONSHIP TOUR
NEY TO END TO-DAY

Two more rounds in the Hudson River golf
championship at Ossining yesterday brought the
contest down to the semi-fnals. and to-day Taylor
Will play Dewey and Auchncloss will meet Barron
for the cup. The notable incident of the day was
the defeat II Harry Hobrook and Daubeney
Brandreth by Dewey. newcomer n open tourna-
ments in this section who halls from the Kingston
Golf Club Dewey met Holbr ook in tho forenoon
and beat him after close match by up. This
followed In the afternoon round by
equally credtable victory over Brandreth. of
the Mount Pleasant Field Club. Another unex-
pected result the defeat OF Tiffany by John
Smith. OF the Powelton club. of Newburg Tiffany.
who also entered from Poweltop. where he was
formerly the champion. beaten up and to
he cards
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05

spared there. Shook again did great running
from the hafback position. while Bennett made
one run Of twenty and of thirty-five yards
There Is considerable speculation to-morrow's
game. The Bellefonte colegians are confident that
they Will repeat their record of last season. when
they scored on Pennsylvania Some of them have
even been rash enough bet that they will defeat
the Red and Blue. PENIS team is green. and
for this reason IL IS at all that II will play
at its best tomorrow. The following IS the lineup
of Pennsylvania: Thomas. left end: Mitchell
Bennett. left tackle; Baird. lett guard: Jordan
centre: Teas, right guard; Donaldson or Piekarksk
right tackle Gardiner. right end; Howard. quarter
back; Bennett Dale. left halfback; Shook right
halfback and +. Davidson fuIlback.
Butler, MetZger. Townsend and several others
will be put in before the game is Anderson
and McCabe will play because of injuries.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
FOOTBALL.
."PENNS" TEAM PLAYS SNAPPY CAME
PRACTICE AUGURs WELL FOR TO-DAYs
CONTEST
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tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBvNE.l
Philadelphia. Oct. 4-Pennsylvania's play In to-
days practice augurs well for TO morrow's gam.
with State College. In short twenty-minute half
the hrst eleven scored four times on the second
team. while the latter Tailed once by Butler get
ting through and blocking Bennett's kick Th.
first team played the snappest of football and
its gains through the line better and more
consistent than at any time this season
Teas resumed his old position at right guard and
ne steadied the whole line. His play this week
indicates that he will be a much faster PLAYER than
he was last season. Davidson was put in at tackle
for short time. He played a strong game there
and before the season is much further advanced
ne may De fixture in the line. The back field
candidates are so good that Davidson can we'll bs
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
HARNESS RACING.
HoRsEMEN POURING INTO LEXINGTON
BORArMA'S WINNINGS FOR CHARITY

lBY TsLEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
Lexington. Ky. Oct 4-Trotting horsemen
fast pouring in here. and the hotels already
filed BoEalma with his trainer, Gatcomb. arrived
here tonight Benyon also arrived with the Wal
nut Hall trotters. Tomorrow morning Cresceus.
Tn, Abbcs and other noted ones to start will ar
rive here
Secretary Wilson has invited Governor Beckham
TO attend the opening. and the Chamber OF Com
mercc has undertaken have holiday declared
on Wednesday, when Boralna and The Abbot
meet In view Of the fact that BOralma's owner
SAYS he will give the winnings of his hOrse to the
charities OF Lexington
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
NASSAU GETS ALEC" SMITH.

ALEC" Smith who tied with willie Anderson for
the open championship of the United States at the
recent Myopia tournament is now installed as pro-
fessional OF the Nassau Country Club of Glen Cove.
Smith spent most of the summer in Scotland.
where he met many of the leading professionals of
Scotland and England and a result of his trip
he is said to be playing In fine form. The clubs
October handicap is to be played to-day, and the
other impending matches include an approach and
putting contest Saturday October l2 mixed
foursoTnes Wednesday, October 1G; a long driv-
ing contest on Saturday. October IS. and a men $
foursome, Saturday, October 20
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
CHILIAN TRAINING SHIP.
An interesting description. with pictures
of the Gillian vessel General n q,
which IL I'm hnrbor. mOrrOw'x
- -
4 CHIIIAN T;INI'
THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW.
TO BE HELD IN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
FROM NOVEMBER , TO INCLUSIVE

Every arrangement has been made for the second
annual automobile show. which will be held this
year al Madison Square Garden from November 2
to November inclusive, and promises to be much
more interesting than the exhibition of last
year. The industry has made gigantic strides In
the last few months, and the exhibit promises to
be one of the most interesting either
side Of the Atlantic. Many styles of machines
have been made recently, which Will be by the
Garden.
All of the space in the will be given
this year to the automobiles. The show will be held
under the auspices Of the Automobile Club OF
America. and the special exhibit OF the club mem
bers will be in the restaurant. At the Garden
yesterday II said that all Of the spaces had
been taken and that those who had delayed in
curing booths would be compelled to remain OF
the show this year.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05

1nS ioe tSeauchamp), Is to TO I: Bonvernesa
1Forcet pr Is TO and l. and Rivenoak IO1
81 10 and u to l. Start Fast
py lengths place driving by length rtma g, ia
GLIB IA RACE-seing 3-year-ods and upward; mile
u pih - Morris's ch c. Bedeck. by Star
Potente. @. tSS-ao,.I(
'''i D. "'--.'.. DAILY 81 2-l
,os. II" Mcunce). 20 ! to /: Kilogram III
~ ~ Ionn9r 70 and 10: Viteus 95 (Aiartn) u
70 ]: Hi1as. IF to / and Is
10 - ienpieton. % tCochran0. to / and 2 IDu
dc III uienderson) 1CO to / and Fonsoiee
,lsohl 80 to and u /. also
iNlhs ny neck; place by u length. Time.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
FOOTBALL GAMES TO-DAY

Harvard and Bates at Cambridge: Yale and
TUFTS. at New-tiaven; Columbia and Williams at
Polo Grounds New-York: Pennsylvania and State
College at Philadelphia Princeton and Haverford
at princeton; New-York University and Polytech-
nic at Brooklyn; Cornell and BuckneII. at Ithaca:
Carlisle Indians and Dickinson at Carlisle. limited
states Naval Academy and Georgetown. at Annap-
ohs 8rown ana Syracuse, ut Providence; I.afavette
anu SusQuenanna. AT EastOn: Rutgers and Man
haitian at New Brunswick: United States Military
Academy ana franklin-M Marshall. at West Point
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
ORANGE COUNTY SHOW NEXT.
MANY PROMINENT PERSONS OFFER PRIZES
AND MAKE ENTRIES.
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Goshen, y. V, Oct 4-The sixth annual exhibi-
ton of the Horse Show Association OF Orange
County will be held here tomorrow. There are
,wenty.sfx contests and two fiat races. for which
prizes sof money plate offered There
classics for trotters four for horses in harness.
for Saddle horses. six for hunters and twelve
specials prizes. Among the prizes cups offered
by George E. Dodge. C. B. Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs.
E II. Hartman r. T. Wilson, Charles F. Rand.
John McCarty, Benjamin r. Tracy, General III. l..
Burnett, John r. Townsend, Dr. j. o. Green.
Rensselaer, Weston and w. NJ. v. Hoffman Many
prominent people will be present. including Gov
Odell. whose little daughter. Estelle. has
tered her pony Sly Dance in the class for the most
attractive pony turnout. Among the entries in the
classes for hunters those of Westmoreaud
Davis John r. Townsend DR.. j. o. Green. Pierre
Iorillard. jr the Misses Mary and Cornelia Harrt-
man and Mr. and Mrs. L. Trowbridge Martin
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
ORANGE COUNTY HUNTS RUN.
LIVELY RIDE TO HOUNDS. WITH NO ACCI-
DENTS
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Goshen, n. Y, Oct. 4.-The Orange County Hunt
held its second run to-day The hounds were flung
on the scent just outside of the village and at a
rapid pace swept a country crossed with
fences of stone and timber for four miles before a
head was lifted. The pack covered the eight mile
run pace which remarkably fast No
accidents occurred. The field small to-day, as
many of the hunters entered In the Horse
Show tomorrow. Every rider finished close be-
hind the pack. Frank Gray Grswold. master of
the hunt. was astride the Irishman, and his two
whips rode Jubilee and Montreal. The others were
l.. Trowbridge Martin, Somerset Mrs. Martin.
on Rarus; Robert Maclay, on BLACK Witch; Horace
King, Kings Highway; John r. Townsend. on
Ordinate: Robert Thompson. Shylock. and J..
H. Winterbottom. Roundabout
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
PLAYING FOR THE MARCUS CUPS

Montcair n. j.. Oct. CSpecaD.-On the Mont
clair golf links this afternoon the playing for the
Marcus cups was continued by the women. For
the first cup Miss Grace Leskom beat Miss NJ
Gwinn. up and to play; Mrs. L. Daniels beat
Mrs c s. Redfield up and to go; Miss l.. c.
Droste beat Miss Wilson. up and to go, and
Mrs II. w Thayer beat Mrs. j. r. Bradlee up
and 3 to GO Second cup-Mrs. F. NJ. Harrison beat
Miss l. L. Sanders up and to go Miss ingalls,
beat Miss II. Hornfeck. up and to go; MISS A
Hornfeck won from Miss e. w. Child by default
Miss E. F. Hutchings beat Miss A. Armitage. up
Mrs c. E. Rogers beat Miss NJ. Van Lennep up
and to CO. and Miss Frances Cooper drew the
bye.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05

" IN ' F-'-NI'FfNf'IItF = tIAItFS TO SAIL.
The thoroughbred broodmares that ". X. Van
d rHilt fought from Jrus and Max Fleischmann
of Cincinnati. for his bree ding farm II France will
be shipped on the steamer Mirn al Oils. of the At
lantic Transport Line scheduled to sail to-day for
London The rares of these mares have been
printed in The Tribune. Lord Carnarvon will also
shin bro )dmare the same steamer. ]. s. Nc
D nald. the trainer. will accompany Mr.. Wander
GiltS
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
CORNELL READY FOR BUCENEIL

Ithaca. n. V. Oct. 4-The Cornell candidates hall,
briei signal practice to-day finished prepara-
t'ons for to-morrow's game with Bucknell Captain
Warner announced that all the men would be In
condition for the contest. including the fulback
Schoellkopf The lineup will be as follows:
Left end. Taussig: left tackle Iueder: left guard
ner; centre. Kent right guard
rsht END Tydeman quarterback, hafbarL
furceli; right hafback Coffin; fuIiback ScEoeIIkop
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
JOE" NELSON BREAKS A RECORD.

Little Joe Nelson. brother of johnny Mel
son. who died recently after fall on the bicycle
track Madison Square Garden. tried for the ten
mile paced amateur record the Vailsburg track
Newark. yesterday. Little Nelson. paced by a
motor made miles In 1923 2-5 The old amateur
record held by his brother 20:04 40. and
made at Chicago October G. 1898, just before the
turned professional.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
B4SEBiLL ENDS TO-DAY.

The final baseball games of the will b
played at Washington Park Brooklyn. to-day. The
BROOKLYN and New-York teams will play two games
The first beginning at las D.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
Gorses an0 Garuaqes.

THOR SALE-Par Kentucky cobs Is banda sntfahI.
1T brougham road driving thoroughly 10 city
a b. AMI
jdriven A. NJ. p NJ INQUIRE WM
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05

IexiEgton, KY. Oct. 4.-Harry Hamlin. owner Of
LORD Derby. has teegraphed Secretary Horace
Wilson of the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders
Association that he positively will not accept Mr.
I.awson's amended offer OF $1,000 for the match
race between Derby and Boraima.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
CYCLING.
AFFAIRS OF THE ASSOCIATED CYCLING
CLUBS-OUTING OF ST. GEORGE
WHEELMEN.

In the Associated Cycling Clubs OF New-York
every important cycling club in Manhattan. The
Bronx and Richmond is represented. At It's next
meeting, October IA. application OF the New
York Athletic Club will be acted upon The Cen
tury Road Association has also applied for mem
bershp. and will have representatives at the next
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05

guard Whitewe1l; centre. Bruce: 49, ->.,a
%Snaw' % right tackle Duden: risht end. Van Row.
oerg; quarterback Goodman or Willard len SsSS
ley; fullhafk. Fisher -
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
FLANAGAN TO TRY FOR MORE RECORDS

John Flanagan. worlds record holder at discus
and hammer throwing will make his last effort In
competition this year In the games Of the Greater
New-York Irish Athletic Association at Celtic Park
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05

on October l3 AT this meeting he will endeavor TO
create NV figures with the ffty-sx pound weight
His practice work has been such that there is a
prospect OF his desire being attained
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05

The local consulate of the League OF American
Wheelmen has been disbanded. and the members
OF this organization will make report of all OF the
work undertaken by them and present It to the
Associated Cycling Clubs OF NewYork. The con-
sulate strongly advises the League OF American
Wheelmen to join the Associated Cycling Clubs and
secure representation the floor of lts assembly
This will be discussed at the next meeting Of the
organiZa ton.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
rHE REPUBLIC OF COLOMB

A brief survey of this neiEhbOr of Onrs.
which hntcf,es n revolution every year In
to.morF0vv's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05

''BuTCHER" ENGEL.
Character sketch q the patrOu saint NJ III.
Red Light Cadets. In tO-mOrrOW's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
BIG ATTENDANCE AT WHITE PLAINS

The racing the White Plains Fair Grounds
yesterday brought out a large attendance The
special race was earnestly contested In the 2:29
class trot five heats and II will be
finished to-day. Master Chimes. owned by Charles
Weiland, won one heat and came in second three
times. and stands an excellent change of winning
the purse. In the PIG pace. Snitz. owned by r. L.
Davis, of Lynbrook. Long Island. three
straight heats In easy style. Snitz surprise
to many Of the track followers. and the "bookes'
were -hit hard Summaries:
paCISG-c.Is CI.ASS-PITRSE $500
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
THE DAY AT TRENTON.

Trenton. n. j.. Oct (SpecaD.-The racing at
the Interstate Fair here to-day of a rather
cut1and-dried order The winners had trouble
The track in the best condition of the week.
In the first heat of the 2:io Erotting Car
rte r. ran into Dandy c. Just after the start. One
OF dandy C.'s suky wheels demolished. The
Judses decided the accident unavoidable and gave
the horses places Dandy c. won the next three
heat The summaries
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05

The ST George Wheelmen OF New-York will give
its annual ball at Lyric Hall on December s. This
club is a branch of the Sons of ST. George and
has afiliation throughout the United States. Next
Sunday this club will visit Trenton ~ j.. where
there will be a reunion of the various American
divisions The Trenton division will entertain the
visitors and the New York division will be Joined
a Newark by the local divisions from that city
and make o Trenton by wheel
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
PHILADELPHIA.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.

1aa. $50. 2la. "a. 24x
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05

The pool tournament of the Associated Cycling
Clubs will open at the Royal Arcanum Wheelmen's S
clubhouse October TO- Some of the expert
cue handlers in the district Will represent the var
affiliated clubs in this contest: The contests
wifi take place a the clubhouses of the Royal Ar
canus Wheelmen. the Madison Wheelmen the Cen
tury Wheelmen and the st: George Wheelmen. The
Associated Cycling Clubs have offered club prize
to be given to the club winning the largest num-
ber of games-three members from each club to
constitute a ;eam-and the president of the Assoc-
ated Cycling Clubs. Alderman Joseph Oatman, has
offered special prize for the best individual win
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05

On June 16 the Clafin Cycle Club had a century
run which largely attended Many riders who
did go June l6 have written and asked
the club hold fan The committee in
charge of the run upon the strength OF these app-
cations for fall run, has decided TO hold sup
Elementary on October l3
New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
ENTRIES AT GRAvEsENp EoR TO-DAY.

7, EIksI t. RAcE- Hehweght handicap: all ages Fiv.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-01-30
For LynChe'S River.
Senator Mc.Iaurin Seeks An An
preparation Of SOS, $50

Washington, Jan 26 - S.naior
HcLaurin has submitted Al Az end
ment rrop"s'ng I" appropriate
S6s,65o for securing snitshIc
outlet OF Lyn ,he', rivor from
Ehugham bridge to- th, great
Psdee, South rarollua, with =
view OF obtaining channel 40
feet wild" and 3 feat deep, intend
ed to hs pr"po,rd by him to the
river and harhor appropriation
hill, which was ordered to he prilt-
ed, and, with the accompanying
fpspsrs referred to the committea
on commerce.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-01-30
Expert SuperIiSisn.
Ths Thomas. Bill Killed in the
House by II to SO.
Special to Grssnville News

Special to Grssnville News.
Columbia, S. G., Jan. 25.-The
house today killed Representative
Thomas school bill, after a hard
fight, by avsts II to 3S. This is
the measure advocated by State
Superintendent heMahan.
The bill exempting graduates of
the South Carolina Medical Col
lege from examination before the
state board Of examiners was pas
ssd and ordered to it's third read
ing by vote Of SO to 43.
Tho Charleston exposition 40.
preparation bill passed the senate
by 81 to 6.
The majority Of the senate com
mittss, consisting Of seven, report
ed unfavorabls on the child labor
bill Senator Henderson of Aiken
put in minority report allowing
widows tn swear tho work OF the
children was necessary to her sup.
port, and Senators MayGeId, Glenn
and Caughman put in another in
shape of substitute bill, prohibits
ing the employment Of children
under ten years after May 1 1901,
eleven years after 1902 and twelve
years after 1903.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-01-30
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
Compliant not 5.ryed

Complaint not served
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER COUNTY.
Court OF Common Pleas.
Eliza } WYE. PiaintiB
AGAINST
Mamie J.. Williams, r Simeon
crockett, Rufus 4. rocket, Hattie
Crockett. w. 4 l.. Porter. as Adj.
mihistrnt"r r the estate of David
Crockett and Louisa r.. I rocket.
decreased aud John & Foster. De-
JenddHts.
70 the Defendants above named:
1Cu aIe hereby sum moned and rs.
CURED 10 answer the combf sint i'm tbis
aciIom, which IL flied IL the Office OF
Tue CIerN OF Commou Plea, for the
said county, and To serve a COPY of
your answer tu the said com ulaini ON
Tue subscriber at hi- oflic. a Lanca..
t"r court House SOuth CaI,Iins, with
Ih twenty days after the servIcs here
OF, exclusive OF the day OF such service.
and IL you fail to ans wor the comuI.;nt
within he time aforesaid. the PAN.
I'm In this action will spply To the
court FOR the relief demanded i'm the
complaint.
Dated December 18th, A. D., 1000.
l" 81 w. 3. l.. Porter, &. G.. &. L.C.
X. H.. WYLIE,
., Plaintiffs Attorney.
10 Mamie j.. Williams, II. lImsoa
Crockett and Hattie ,rockst., non,
resident Defendants:
TAKE NOTICE that the complaint
IN above stated case WAS filed i'm ths
once oi the clerk Of the Circuit Couyt
Tor said County and State at Lancas,
Yer Z. II b. g., OH the 10Th day of
Decehoer 1900 IL. T.. WyIie,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-01-30
For The Ledger.
Letter from Hon. j n Estridgs.

Me. ECIroR:-Sincs my last
letter the elections have been held,
but AS your Saturdays paper con
tanned the result | will not bother
to give 1t to your readers again.
As predicted in my last letter
Judges Gary and Townsend sue
cssd themselves on the bench, but
there was not Astone left unturned
in the effort to defeat Judge
Townsend.
We have big question before
us now. 1t is known as the child
labor bill. | An in favor of rs
ducing the time that persons shall
be required to work in cotton
mills to ten hours per day, but
will not vote to prohibit children
under twelve years of age from
working in cottos mills. think
parents should have tho sols right
to control their children IN this
matter. | believe it is God
given right. The scriptural in-
junction 10 do unto others as YOU
would have them do unto YOU.
We'll then, who would have others
say to us "your children shall
or shall not, do thus, and So" I
think We should 90 slow in cottoA
mill LsgisIation sny way. No
state IN thsUnion has made grsatcr
progress in this industry for the
last few years than South Caro-
! lima.
The members IF the House are
the kiadest one to another, OF any
set Of Representatives, have ever
sssn here. Our calendar is in
creasing very rapidly. We will
have to hold night sessions next
week to keep up. You may hear
from me again.
Respectfully,
j \ Estridss.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-01-30
DR.. Thotrweits Nativity.
To the Editor of The State:
lille hountaine er.

To the Editor of The State:
In today'~ ISSUE of The State i
is claimed by some one writing oi
Lancaster that among other dis
tlnguish"d men born in that coun
ty was DR.. James II Thorsuell,
the greatest of Presbyteriau
divines of the south.
This Is a mistake. DR.. Thorn
well was born in Aarlt OF oneh,
where he received his early sducs
ton. Il" was prepared for col
lego at the academy in Chcraw;
graduated 10 tho South Carolina
college with the first honor: taught
school first at Sumter and after
wards at Chsrav. He was thsrs
ordained as minister, and received
his frat call to the church at Ian
castor. Here he married Miss
Nancy Wltherspoon and soon
thereafter wa. slectsd to a pro-
fessorship in the South Carolina
college, and spent the remainder
Of his life rs teacher there and
IN the Theological seminary inCo.
lumbis. lie was, in nv opinion,
rs great MA "a South Carolina
ever produced, and by far the
greatest thooIogian, divine and
pulpit orator; but he was born in
and never saw Ian.
easter until he wsst there as en-
ordained minister.
j II Hudson.
BsnnettSyIIle, Jan II.