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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-07

pal High School. first: Richardson. PAN
tops Academy. second. Junior-Rallens
Episcopal High School. first: st. Clair.
Pantops Academy. second.
2:O-yard run: Senir-Waples. Episcopal
High School. first: j. Ross. Episcopal
High School, second. Junior-St. Clair,
Pantops Academy first; Ral!ens. Episco-
pal High School. second.
4lO-yald run: Senior-O. D. Randolph.
Episcopal High School. first: Marlborough.
Pantops Academy. second.
THE POLE VAULTING.
Pole vault: Senior-Moo:e. Episcopal
High School. first: A. G. Randolph. sec
ond Junior-Wood. Episcopal High
School first: Martin. Jones University
School. sec ond.
Broad Jump: Senior-Wapes. Episcopal
High School. first: Robertson. Woodbury.
Forest. second. Junior-Putney. Wood
berry Forest. first: ST. Clair. Pantops
AGA DENY second. -
High Jump: Senior-A. c. Randolph.
Episcopal High School, first: Robertson
Woodbcrry Forest. second. Junior-Mar-
tin. Jones University School. first; lnon,p-
son. Charlottesville High School second
Throwing 12-pound hammer: senior
era wford. Episcopal High School: first.
O. D. Randolph. Episcopal High schooi,
scend. Junior-Wells Episcopal lhsn
High School! first: Putney. Woodoerly
Forest second.
putting l.-pound shot: Senior-Walker,
Woodbury. Forest. first: Crawford. Epls-
copaI High school. second.
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CAN WRITE THEM.
cuIkfnx. tho story Teller.

Mr. franklin w Ca!kins. OF Wyoming
wis who writes many interesting stories
FOR the youths Compa Mon. says:
Food can make or unmake writer.
FOR q number of years. living the seden-
rory life Of the writer and student SUI
fered all the Ills OF nervous dyspepsia.
could cat no'hirg In the morning save
q dry crust OF toasted bread and cup OF
weak coffee For my dinner at o'clock.
I had been In the habit of eating rare
beefsteak. the only food from which
seemed 70 get proper rourishment but
no meal was taken without the after
ponrs of indigest'on: I was beginning 70
get disguised with life.
Abort Il year ago friend suggested
sC;rape-Nuts. telling me of the henef1, he
had received from the food and began
with it as directed: | found Immediate
relief from my indigestion and In a saor,
line my dyspepsia left me entirely.
have now used Grape-Nuts for a year
and have had no trouble with my ston-
ath having eaten many enjoyable
dinners
"I.ind in fact that all you say for
sGrape-Nuts IL true and II Is certainly the
food for brain workers and the truth OF
your claims IL proved In my own cure.
4 have no appetite for mea.s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-07

Bristol Tenn Ex-Mayor j. H. Winston
is Mr. Carriers attorney.
Mr.. Bird VI. Robinson. formerly Of
Bristol. and party of New York md
Baltimore capitalists. are in east Ten
nessee in a private car this week. having
come South to inspect railway proper
tics in which they are interested D1r.
Robinson has recently purchased the
Knoxville and Bristol railway. but is not
yet In a position to say what may be
cone toward completing the road from
Bean station to Bristol. The presump.
ton is that the purchase was made with
view to completing the line and making
it paying investment
The handsome new Methodist church
for the State-Street congregation here Is
now about to be pu: under roof TIL,
roof has been framed and the genera.
appearance OF the exterior of the build
ing is manifest. The new edifce. IL Is
estimated. will have cost. when comple'-
ed $4,000 The ladies OF the church have
raised u fund of about $1,000. which they
propose to apply to furnishing the church.
1t will he next summer before the edl-
flee Is completed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-07
SOUTH AND YVES EAtN RAILWAY.
VIII Run by Way OF DrIstol-J. H.
Carrier Seriously Hurt.

VIII Run by Way Of BRISTOL. H.
Carrier Seriously Hurt.
BRISTOL, VA. December 6.-tSpecialo
The South and Western Railway Com
pany. with headquarters here. Is pre2ar-
ing to proceed northward from
Johnson City with the construc-
ton of its road. The deeds to
rights of way through Sullivan coun-
.ty. Tenn and Scott county. Va. are being
recorded A part of the right from John
son City Tenn. to the Virginia COAL
fields mas already been graded. this having
been done in connection with the project
undertaken ten years ago TO huiid
straight line from Charleston. s. C.. TO
Cincinnati and Chicago.
The South and Western railway VIII.
il IS understood run by way or 6ristoi.
nno It is regarded as more than probable
that the Virginia and Southwestern
railway will yet PASS in to the controi OF
the South and Western. The South ana
Western Company has now constructeu
q ,ermaneut road from Johnson CITY.
in southaasterly direction. into the
mountains OF North Carolina. This emo
OF tbs. line Is to be constructed across
tn. North Carolina mountains 10 connec'
with the Seaboard Airline for points on
the Atlantic coast.
II. Carrier Esq. OF Bristol viclr'tS.
-wh3 was seriously rurt By the overturn-
ing OF a passenger coach on the Hoiston
valley railway last August. while ne was
messenger on the coach. has brouSnt
suit against the railway company LOT
,amace5 in the sum OF $1,000 he sun
ma, beer flied N the Circuit Court OF
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rncn. and children were fed. Fifty bas-
kcts were sent to the sick and suffering.
Twenty-se en- 90 .ars and fifty-seven cents
more than was needle: was given for the
dinner. This amount was distribute d
lars has been used in this way during
nearly forty members. has been formed,
and great interest is oeng manifested In
ii. The club meets twice month. Seve-
raj Of the nurses from the Nurses Settle
ment attend and give talks on caring for
the sick. md there are recitations. music
and occasionally a lesson given In cook
ing. The Sewing School. under the man.
aGement of Mrs. Greer is getting along
nicely. There are about thirty scholars
During the sp-ing 5000 contributed
for the purchase of small chairs for
their room. The chil6ren have started a
Penny Bank. md several nave saved
enough 10 purchase a pair OF shoes or
have dress made. The ladies are all
very much encouraged and feel tina, their
work has not 1,een in vain. as they have
seen some fruit from their labor already.
especially a-rong the Children
FED A THOUSAND.
Mr. Ien@ell rero-ts that thousand
counter the average monthly sales
amounting TO Sc.
The beds of the Mission have afforded
a resting place for 700 6ifferen. mon from
all parts of this country. and many for
eirn nations Tr-o-thir6s OF the lodecrs
paid for their lodging in money or labor.
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Neglected Coils in Children
Often Bring Disastrous
Res ullS.

Group. capillary bronchitis. and artic-
ular rheumatism are the special banes Of
childhood. These all alike result from
catching cold. z~.
One child catches cold and scares it's
mother into Mysteries by having Group
in the dead of night.
Another child catches cold. develops
stubborn cough that wiz not yield TO
ordinary remedies. The parents are filled
with foretodings.
Still another child catches cold and de-
velops that most fatal malady OF child
hood capillary bronchitis, The doctor is
called pronounces the case pneumonia.
and If the child is lucky enough to live
1t has developed weak lungs from which
1t may never recover.
And We; another child catches cold and
articu!ar rheumatism is the result. An
kles. knees. wrists. and elbows become
suddenly swollen and painful Ions
disastrous Illness follows. The child may
live and become conva lescent. a misera-
BILE Invalid of valcular disease of the
heart All these mishaps are the direct
result of neglected cold. Peruna Is the
safeguard of the family. If a child catch
es cold. Peruna should be used imme-
diately.
A few doses Of Peruna and A chi!d's
cold is gone. The apprehensions OF thu
parents flee away. The household is free
from fear once more
Peruna should be kept In the house all
the time Peruna should be kept In every
house where there are children Don
wait until the child is sick. then send
TO the drugstore Have it on hand. Ac-
cept no substitute
Mrs. William Bowman. Coon Rapids
Iowa. SAYS:
MY little boy. Clarence. had catarrh
of the middle ear. Whenever he caught
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Recessional tMozarp. Academy orches

ReceSsional (Mozart. Academy orcnes
trl.
VARIOUS COMMITTEES IN CHARGE.
The following brothers Of the ioost
constitute the memorial and reception
committees:
Memorial Committee-F. ". Cunning
ham tchairman). T. G. Leath. Pr stoli
Belyin. H. Claiborne Epps w. 5. Daniei
Reception Committee = II. Claioorns
Epps (chairman). +. T. Anthony. L.
Cheatwood. John L. Satttriieid. Monre
Levy. Dr.. c. A. Labenbvrg. {. w. splcer'
c. u. Williams. Jr.. Jefferson Naliace'
O. NJ. Alfriend a. F. jahnke. Jr.. T.. Z.
Koh.er. /. ~ Vaughan. r. >. FREEMAN
Dr. j. H. Hinchman. J. f e. Jurgehs. NJ
II. Mills. George D. Mayo. Jos;ph I'm
mer. DR.. T.. NJ Hardy. {. w. Westhtiry.
". D. Butter. Joseph Lichenstein. jonn
A. Lamb Joseph Bcpp.
During the last year only six members
of the lodge have passed a"ay-John !
Patton. Frank J. Reilly. James
l.rrlter. II. c. Allen Juan A. Fizzini
and w 3. Jones.
angels of Life and Death. alike belong
70 God.
Withou, His Rave they pass no thresh
old Ger:
Who then would wish or dare; be-
lieving this.
Against his messengers TO smut the door
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TRIBUTE TO THE DEAJ
ELKs WILL KEEP GREEN THE
MEMORIES or THEIR DnoruEns.
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES TO-DAY
Ritual of the Lodge Of Sorrow Ia De
Read Throughout the Country
Judge Duke the Orator Of the oc-
casion at the Academy.


All over Elkdom to-day the members
OF the order will gather at a Lodge OF
Sorrow, designed to commemorate their
deceased brothers..
1t is a pretty and worthy custom. and
it has been made part and parcel OF
the liturgy of more than one order since
it was introduced by the El.;s years ago.
This afternoon, a the Academy. the
Richmond Lodge will pay its tribute tc
the memories of the dead brothers Apart
from The solemn significance of the oc-
casion. 1t will probably be one Of the most
interesting services of the kind ever held
here. JuGge Duke will be the orator.
and other well known speakers will be
heard. while the music will be particu-
larly attractive feature.
The services will begin promptly at 3
o'clock, and it Is safe to say that long
before that time the house will be crowd
ed in every par. To guard against over
crowding 70 one will be admitted after
the seats are filed The members will
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Who Will Conduct the Devotional, Excr-
cises
ley and l.. o. Wenoenbrrg.
Exalted Ruler L. o. v endenburG ear
Mostly requests the audience to re-
frain from any demonstration. and 10
remain until after the bened!cton.
The following is the program for the
sacred occa sion:
Professional March tChopin).
Overture. Sanctus. from st. Cecelia
(Gounod)). Academy orchestra, Brother
Stein. director
THE CEREMONIES
Richmond Lodge. No. 45. 3. p. O. T..
EXalted-Rul l.. 0. WeDdenburs. ana
officers during which the roll Of our
tono-ed dead will be called. concluding
with E!ks' opening ODE
Great Ruler of the Universe.
All-seeirg and ;enien.
Look down upon and bless our work.
AnG be all glory Thine.
O. hear our prayers for the honored dead.
While bearing on our minds:
The memories craven on each heart
For Aud Lang Syne.
PRAYER the Rev George n. Wiley. SUI.
perintendent for Christian Work.
death is the only sleep from which
man never wakes to pain
Bass solo. Come Holy Spirit tBuck).
Mr.. James W. Halloran
Take Me. o. Ny Father tGilGer) FRS,
Baptist quartette. Professor l.. F. Wat
son. acc:rpan!st.
How Firm Foundation
Duet. soprano and contral'o. Miss Lucie
H. Morton and Miss Effie Cofer.
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LEEsBURG's QUOTA OF NEWS.
Funeral Of VIM. II. Ilfhbs-socta'
Notc. Of Interest.

Notes or lNtcreSt.
LEESEI1RG. VA. December 6.-lSpe-
c,al,-The funeral Of Mr. VIM. a. Hihhs.
of this county who died ut his residence
1T siicott Springs on THURSDAY aged
60 years. took place on Saturday he
is survived by widow. one daughter ana
two sons.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo w. Newton gave
reception 10 their son. Mr.. Chas. New
ION. and bride. who was formerly MISS
HorSh. Of Waterford Those present
were Rev. and Mrs. Z. S. Kinks. Messrs.
Martin. Titus. Wiley. Hourihane, Mrs.
Ed. Norris. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Daley,
Misses Lula and Lille Thompson.
The ma rriare OF DR.. r. c. Smith. form
arly Of Hamilton. this county. now OF
Whining on. Del. and Miss Elizabeth F..
Keen of Wilmington. WI. take place tn
that city December 10TH
Mr. Jno. Seibert entertained at his
beautiful homo. "Dongolan." near Blue
nont last week. the German ambassa-
dor and his Wife
Mr. ,WiIi'm Eustace. grandson Of the
late w w Corcoran WASHINGTON. has
rented for the winter the beautiful coun-
try home "Carheim." belonging to Mrs.
Rachel A. Paxton. Mr.. Eustace Is the
scn-in-!aw of Mr.. Levi P. Morton. They
will occupy It by December 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-07
There is Nothing as Good as
Pe-ru-nd.
Don't Believe Anyone Who
Tells You O.
Be Sure to Have Pe-ru-n1 and
Have 1t Rea1v During the
T Indictment NJ nthS Of
i FdI. and Winter.

cold he would be quite deaf and hts
ears would be very sensitive to loun
Noises. was afraid he would lose his
hearing entirely. and took him TO differen,
doctors. but none seemed 70 help him
They said there was nothing the mat
ter with his ears. when he was get
ting more deaf every day. wro.e you
for advice. and began giving him Peruna.
Now am thankful to say that he is
Is we'll and hearty-'-A1rs. William Bow
man.
Mrs. e. L. Chomer No 5249 Emerald
avenue. Chicago. H.. writes:
Our little boy is 3 years old and wa.
taken III, He was going into sort of
decline He had a cough that sounded.
like an old man. lost his appetite, was
restless in his sleep.
From the first day we gave him Peru
ma he began improving.
''That was month ago. lie can
go out now nnd there Is no danger
of his takin: cold. for we give him
Il dose or Peruna before he goes out
and when he comes In. II Is the fl tx:
without u cough. lie has had
chronic bronchitis for two years.
but he IL better of TINT. too.
Il can have and will recommend Pc
r,,na to my best ability. I remain h"m
believer in Peruna Mrs E. L. Chomet.
Mrs ] NJ Brown. Dunnegan Springs.
No. writes:
MY little daughter 3 years Old. was
troubled with n very bad cough which
remained after an attack of catarrhal
fever The cough was a great deal wors.
at RIGHT Sc--etir'es she wcr'7 wake ,'p
out OF her sleep anG cough until feared
she could stand It 70 longer. Nothing
that we could give her seemed to do her
any good.
Il thon conclrs'cd to send for DR.. Hart
mans hook which | promptly received.
Then I began giving Ter Peruna. She
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-07
AN AUTO ACCIDENT.
One Struck by Car Yesterday AZ
ternOpn.

ternOon.
An automobile belonging to the Harrt
Hardware Company gas struck by !,
street-car at Harrison and Grace street.
Yesterday evening about o'clock.
The machine was being tried by D,
Frank w. Upshur. An employee OF ~
Hardware Company. named Edwards
was acting as cha uffeur.
The automobile was going west %
Grace street. and the car was going north
on Harrison street at a good speed DR..
Cpshur said last night that as they ap-
preached Harrison street they slowed
down the machine. and rang the bell He
did rot hear the bell on the car.
The car struck the auto. turning il
completely around and throwing DR. Up
shur out upon his head With the exccp-
ten OF few bruises On his head he wa.
unhurt. Edwards kept his seat and saved
the engine OF the automobile BY turn.ns
off the valve.
The front OF the carriage was bail,
smashed. and the front axle was sprung.
The fender OF the car was slightly bent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-07

assemble at the Home to 80 at r. NJ
to go to the Academy.
THEIR LAMP is BURNING.
The members of the order who will
be conmemorated will be called to miro
in the usual way. with their names in
scribed on a scroll. above which an cleo
trio light Is SO arranged that as the
''roil-call of the dead Is read the light
above each name springs into etfulgence-
wonderfully spectacular effect. which is
destined to typify the love which is still
burning in the hearts of members for
those who have gone before.
IN THE BOXES.
Among those VINO will occupy boxes
are Governor Montague and party.
Mrs. r. I. W. Duke and party.
George w. Stevens and family, Mrs. OF.
way Allen. Mrs. F. w. Cunningham.
Miss Leath and party. Mrs Preston Bel
vim ard the families OF T. r. A. Burke.
the Rev. George II. Wiley. Phil. c. kel-
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ESCAPE FROM DEATH.

weight from nm Elevator Strikes
Do,t. Cnrdwcll. n Pitt<ylvani, Man
CHATHAM. VA. December 6-tSpecial.)
Robert Cardwell foreman of the Ssh
and blind factory Of Cardwe! and Har--
grave to-day had most miraculous es-
cape from what mirht have resulted In
his instert death. Mr.. Csrdwel was on
the second floor of the building. which
is four stories high ard was shifting
the elevator belt. when the thirty-pound
weight attached TO the shifter in the top
OF the building. fell through the elevator
shaft and struck him on the back and
aide OF the head. inflicting two very
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-07
DELTA PSI HOUSEKEEPING.
Members Of the Fraternity Dedicate
Vow Home ut the University.

Members or the rHtcTuiA! HSh''"''
Ncw Home ut the University,
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. VA
December 6-tSpeci,,l.)-The Delta Isl
Fraternity had a se-warming this i;
ternoon at their fraternity house. 81
Anthony's Hall The etiItice is the lare
est of the kind at the University. and
occupies commanding site near the
Cha eIlor house
large number Of the fraters. or form
er wears are here for the event. and are
being entertained in good style. lheS
come from as far as Boston and New
York. and many are from Richmond.
Norfolk. and others Virginia cities.
The following Delta Psi's Of Richmond.
had charge of the dedication: Judge T.
G. Minor. Charles U. Williams, ST.. James
V. Daniel. j. Stuart Bryan. w O.. +.
~. and c. H. Noting. Hugh Antr.il. w
Douglas Gordon. Roosevelt Page. Lewis
G. Williams L. NJ Williams. E. RAN
dolph Williams, DR.. Robert F. Villa ms.
LANCASTER Williams. and Randolph
F'itzhugh Mason
The members of the faculty and about
TWENTY-FIVE young society laGies were re-
ceiyed at the hall this afternoon.
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has taken one bottle through which ena
has obtained 81 complete cure. She Is now
as well and happy as little girl can be.
When our friends say how we'll she ioohs
tell them Peruna did it,.
II shall always be friend OF Peruna
as consider 1t the best medicine ~,
coughs we have ever tried"
In letter she says:
Our little daughter still continues {
Peruna. we call her our Peruna baby
Thousands of families in all parts o,
the United States are protected eacE
winter by Peruna. Once in the family
Peruna always stays. No home can
spare Peruna after the first trial Of 1t.
John Fl. Anderson. of Covington. Ca,
writes:
This is to certify that my daughter.
Blanche Anderson. years OF nse. suffer
ed with catarrh of the head for three
years while living In Massachusetts. A,
times it affected her eyes. SO that shs
could not bear the light. and would hav.
to be kept in 4 dark room for three and
have god health since she has taket
She became quite deaf. and one OF her
ears began to discharge pus that wa:
very Offensive. wrote to DR.. Hartman
and he advised me what to do. ! fol
lowed his directions and to-day she Il
enjoying the best of health. Her eve:
and hearing are both good. HEARTH
recommend Peruna for catarrhal aftec
tons"
In a later letter she says:
..Your medicine has become
household remedy with my family
pnd think Peruua hn~ saved my
wife aud myself from pneumonia. J
would not be without 1t for any
thing. speak II good work for 1t
whenever get chuncc.''-JOhn II.
Anderson.
II YOU do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use OF Pc-,Ira.
write at once TO Or. Hartman giving
full statement of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable advice
graf It's.
Address Dr. Hartman president OF the
Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus. 0.
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Dan.,llc ao,ine.. chnrcn.

The Dispatch IS In receipt OF telegram
from ". ?. Robinson, p-oprieto- OF the
Five and Zen Cent Store, Danvtlse. Va.
who denies our correspondents statement
that the Danville Holiness church and i.s
mode OF worship are ohjectiouak.r or or
fens.ve to the. people .. that u . Mr..
Robinson fatty denies that the : hoaas
OF the Holiness people have pruvoA 9
.nuioanoo's In Danvilta
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TIE PRIZE WINNERS.

0ITTCfaTS
Referee. Or William a. Lambeth:
Judge Messrs. Council. Stncky- ard
jones: timers Messrs. Pollard. P~ichord
nrd Walter Scott The Ep'sccpal High
School tenn appeared TO I've the best
trained ar6 cer~ied off most Of the prizes
despite stiff opposition. TWO classes were
entered in most Of the events. senfo- fer
those under twentv. junior under fifteen.
The prize winners were:
1nn-yard dash: Senor-Wap'es. Episcc-
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Suffer. and Crows Storing.
ICnnthSldA ExnrinarA

vtrgiria's breast has been pierced by
the darts OF enemies in war. She has been
harassed by treacherous friends In time
OF peace. Her civilization has been att
tackled from within and without. still
she has net only survived. but with nving
"olors comes forth from all contests.
stronger. better. ard nobler as the years
ooS CT
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painful wounds ard knocking him sense
less The wounds bled very freely ana
required seven stitches TO close them.
but are not consider ed serious. MT Card
" eli ~ .tiuI ca 10 MS Dro.hei nome a''o
was resting quietly when heard from late
this afternoon.
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ego EiclO,v Zero"

Don't wait for the zero Gather. Prepare
n time: put weather strips on your win
lows and doors. It keeps out colo wind.
now rain and dust and prevents the
-a:tl,ns of sash, Big stock and low prices
1t NAUGn..
eo2 E Broad ST
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-07

superintendent Wiley gives resume of
.he work done by the mission in general
y, The following statement:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-05-24
UNIONTOWN

Uniontown, May 23.-(Special )-Capt. r.
A. Hardie was called to Dallas, Tex,
yesterday by kilograms announcing that
his son, Joseph Hardie. was in a dying
condition. Joe went out to Texas wit h
his father, who attended the reunion, and
soon had two or three hemorrhages. He
was thought to be doing we'll when Cap
tain Hardie left him last week, SO the
news Is shock to his friends.
Hon. James Steele of Mckinley was
mere yesterday and he says there is
much disgust among the people of his
section at the action OF the registrars In
his beat they have registered a Rrea,
many more negroes than whites. He
thinks 1t Is the work of politicians and
he thinks those who are responsible for
1t will be severely condemned.
There were three very exciting sames
of ball here this week between Sumter
County and the home club, In which
Sumter won two of the three games by
small scores.
We have had fine rains in this section
but a few miles from here In Mareneo
County they have not had enough 10
bring up the crops.