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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-03

Mrs. Fred Morrow and her children left
Monday for their home In savannah aiter an
extended stay here with Mrs. John n. Har'
Miss FIuride Reese left Tuesday for Atlanta.
where she will spend q few days before xoing
TO Opelika. Alabama. where she bus q position
for tho winter season.
guest OF Mr. N. p. Dc BruhI several days last
Dr.. an Mrs. John o. Wilson spent several
returned to A66eviile Saturday.
Mr.. David Hill and Mr. Philip Croner are
| among the young men who will 90 10 Ciem'
son 20 begin their college life at the opening
Mr. W. Christie Benet and Mr: Samuel Mcti.
| Benei arrlyed In the city Thursday from Cash.
isr's Valley. where they have been Tor the
summer. They will remain In Abbeviile
some Time before rCiurulpg To their home In
Charleston.
cLEAsoN's NEW PRESIDENT.
| DR.. +. H. Nell, Of Auburn, Alabama. has
been elected President OF Clemson College:
| DR. Nell Is well known throughout the United
States as an educator and Is no doubt well
qualified for the position.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Livingstone left Mon.
day for their home in Columbia. after pleas
ant stay here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Frazer Livinzstone.
Rev aud Mrs. Edward McCrady and chill.
dren returned Saturday from . months out
iuE ~ ~ an. u,,'a., =, has r,., ,.o -,
MIsS NSrs a..n 20 NJ uasS., "S' 49, y
% VIII sne LII, " % - s;.nS. IN S,,sn,s nd R,..
pIssss. siS's " ." "''"~ III" '''
"snsrsm NJ m.. poh.r,.on 7, ,.a,ss w.d.
as. - o.. C,n,.,Ns ssn,Ia~a yh,r. hs 90. N
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'esu" s,1a u,s 's.,o Nann. e%d Mia. Io,nis Nav
| n - ~ ..SII,s ,s..a .honnin, In ,hs
punn; o. Eo"noe"So' "e'o enoPP'ns LIZ '"o
Miss sara and Miss Carrie Blake, OF Green.
wood. spent Monday and Tuesday In the city
| the Arm ~ r. M Haddon for the cominv sea.
| snn - "
NJ Harry Cannon leaves In n few days for
| .ish.rn. hssa ha Joe. m anisr ,bs co,,on
nerrsi ~ '
NJ uaI. poho,,son ,et, w.dreadav IN,
owndesviiie S,bere shs vii, be- the gusst of
| a. Tsn,n.. n c,ooiav for ION d,ya
MI H.; aSSns Snii,s E:aoO IN ,hs c,r sn.,d,,y =,
te~ =, dsvs wtsh hsr s,s,er Mrr> Erederick Ca
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son. q, S,,s s. ,,. ,o S.w yo,r -
Mr: ~! ~; Sso ~ 10" ooo w e" W
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| Miss osn'o 49, NJ w T,,
swo wcess ss'x wosnadav 70, @ o,,a.,,ii. -.
PIstoo, ieas 'Is t's.sy 80. ,,otns ~ ,a ,
wneie sue VII ', vis,' "'e"o' "''''e s''"s o"o'
nCne anSen -, Tor, Min ,,d Nr
| Iohn E.i,er NJ Rock hin arrived i'm the eli g
Ioday ana VIII oe tne Suesn " M. m..i!am
IempleIon ior seveis! osys oSioe go'ns "
Snn,n1 W Wbt,s ,s M Vev V"rs h,v,,v
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Soushrru Railway Schedule.

Trains fnr Hodges leave Abbevtlle. \. e.. No
SO (daiiy) 81; u. m; No. tiaily) 1870 ~. IN.
NJ. (dHiiy) l.+j p. m.; No. 81 (luil, 40 D. IN
Trains from Hodges arrive 4 Abiaviile. No. ,
(dxily) 9!ij a. M: No. | (dRily) II y. m; No
3 daily = 81 p. M: No. - (iRily) 9.oS p: IN.
Close connection at Hodges with through
trains for Greenville, Columbia. Char!estnn
etc., con Meeting nj Gre-nviIls for A. x {. Di
vision pol ntS aud the East, also Asheeiiir. At
lanta, etc. Through sleepers Hodges TO Char
lesion, on trnin connecting with -.
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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, S. G.
Founded In 1855.

- Chemicni, Physical, and Biological! Labo.
rstoTies; Librssy Of 900 volumes the finest
Museuun OF Natural History in the South.
Elective COURSES leading TO the degrees OF b.
A.. Il. y, and N. A. Board with furnished
room in College Dormitory can be obtaiued
for $40 month. Tuition. so. One Scholar.
ship giving free tuition In assigned 10 each
county ~ South Carolina. the holder 10 be
appointed by the Probate Judge and the
County Superintendent. Total expenses for
Scholarship Students. sll2 to $3.50. All candi.
dates Tor admission are permitted TO compete
for vacant Royce Scholarships which pay
$50 year.
Entrance Examinations will he held At Ab
bevilIe, ON Friday. July II. 1902. Next Ses
sion begins September y. For catalogue
address, HARRIsON RANDOLPH,
President
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-03

Mrs. Eugene G. Hicks and her intereaiing 9
children returned sunday from an extended
visit to friends In Raleigh, N. G.. and Rich.
mond, Va.
Mrs James II. Perrin left Wednesday for
Green vile where she goes for weeks stay
with Mrs. Lille g. Amber.
Mr.. r.. G. Hicks spent several days last week
In Raleigh. -,,,-
/. iss Kitty Perrin left today for Greenviile,
where 1he goes TO resume her school dulles Al
ter a pleasant stay here with friends.
The Woman's Club will meet ThurHdsy A.
iernoon at six o'clock. nj the home Of Mrs. j
r. Mckinnon.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-03

Another ridiculous food fnd has been brand
"a 81 tho most competent authorities. They
hay0 dispolied the silly notion that one KIND
of TODD Il needed for brain, another for mus
cieo. and still another for bones. a correct
diet viii not only nournish . particular part
cf lh0 body, but it will sustain every other
part. Yet, however good your food may be,
iss nusSimspts 10 destroyed by indigestion OF
dyspopsia. You must prepare for their np-
yerular dooes OF Green's August Flower. the
fsvoriIe medicine Of the healthy millions:
ioW doses aids digestion, stimulates the livei
% healthy eetion, purtnee tne olooo, ano
en- aes this reliable remedy 81 The speed
Drug Co. Get Green's Special Almanac.
l-N-a.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-03

Our soda Water business Increases every
year. There must be n reason. Call and lei
us explain % 10 you. IL wont tBke ioDg. and
Ray ana y Ray Will be- delighted TO do 10.
Milford's Drug store.
"Rheumatacura"-a new remedy Tor Theu
matism a positive cure. Money back u II
fails. For sale only by The speed Drug 20.
IAN the go'-tissue paper hats. Make you
one. You can get the paper from The Speed
Drug Co.
Remember. We will pay YOU :the cash for
second hand books. iu gond condition., such
are used In the schools of the county and
graded schools OF the city. Speed Drug Co.
The Speed Drug Co. will buy your second
hand school books, such ss are uSed In the
county schools and the graded school Of Abb
beville. They must be Ia good condition.
The place TO get what you want
speed Drug Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-03

DO not buSia cheap paint, when you can
buy absolutely pure paint tor The sane mon
ey from The speed Drug Co.
The people know good thing when they
taste II. this accounts for the crowd always
around the soda fountain At
The Speed Drug Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-03

LatiRser and Evans, Heyward and
TalkePs 90 Ran Again. rhe Ssase
DemocRasic Executive Ce@missee
Meet, Tabalase the Votes and ON
cially Declare the Rcsnls.
Columbia, August s9.-Special: The resnls
Of the frut Dem mocraaic primary has been om'
elally declared by the State committee: u ia
that lAtimsr and Evans run over Ior ths
United States Senatorship; Hayward ano
TAlbort are put In tho fieid for the nnai nees
for Governor, and sloan and Gary are direct.
"a 70 make second race 10 ace who Is 70 oe
Lieutenant Governor. The race for secretary
Of stats belng rather close IL becomes neccs,
sary for Wilson and CAN'T 10 enter the second
primary. Mr.. Gunter had To DO either defsat.
"a or vin for Attorney General, a no had oo!
one competitor; he won. Capt. Jennings nae
No oppoeitiou Tor State Treasurer and re
oeiyed the nomination. There were iour
oopdidsSes for Comptroller General and the
sVo leaders, Jones and Walker, will run now
90 800 who can get the most votes. Ine
Suparip tendent Of Education plum vent 70
Nf. Martin. a. he won by majority OF SUD.
Col. Frost Will run With Col. J. G. Boyo JOE
Adjutans and Inspector General. ou5 Of nins
candidates. Tor rai,road comm missioner M. noSo =
Evans and b. u. Caughman received Ine
lafgsss votes and vili 60 Into tho nnai strus'
giO for railroad eommiseioner.
It Vas simple and quick matter IoI tne
committee 20 get through witn ts wol., y
1horopghly had Col. Jones and secretary
Psriss done their work. The nnal result ~
declared ofacia'ly -:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-03

After this fine rain Ia just the timo 10 get In
your .econd crop OF irish potatoes. have the
very best seed for you "Iiliss Triumph" for
plan ting second crop, oDcis Peck.
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HnflGOu's Locals.

A now supply OF muslins at CTS. nt Had
don's.
White dotted swiss at II - and - cts. for la-
dies waists nj Hadd0n's.
Inst arrived. India Linens and Persian
Lawns Tor mid summer dressrs at Haddon's.
full assortment black, blue, white and
colored Ducks ior ladies' summ skirts at all
prices at HaddOn's.
A good assortment OF Covert Cioth for
skirts at HRddon's.
White lace Curtains nj all prices at Had.
dons.
A new supply OF Window Shades at nll
prices at Haddon's.
You can get some bargains In slippers at
HaddOn's.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-03
DREsSMAKING.

TAM READY AND PREPARED TO DO
4 all kind of dressmak.nx. Prices reason.
the residence OF MIS-. Jas. A. 4ini.
Aug. q, 1877. II Miss LENA MENDAL.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-03

In six weeks the pleasant days OF the Fair
will be with as. Every ono IL eagerly looklng
forward 10 the pleasures had profits 10 be en-
Joyed st this uuae.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-03

HAS OPENED AN OFFICE UNDER THE
IA Gieu-Etbei Hote! on The public square.
and will be glad TO receive orders for any
kind OF work In his line.
July o. 1902. u
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-03

CONGRESSMAN Latimer and former Governo!
John @. Evans, therefore. mako the oecond
noe Il n peshap. noteworth that coco o!
ne SenatuFial candidates who failed 70 make
the second primary received o vote vitnip
the limits Of the 5000. Psrhapo the thirteen
Was Q hoodoo 70 them
New-York tribune., 1902-02-03
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington, Feb. (specaD.-The following
army and navy orders have been Issued:
ARMY.
The from active seTce ~ o Colonel EDWARD
eGTed for i2S more San forty T s Years. is
First @ T3MAS G M j. EAY Win list innatry will
proceed TO Fort Slocun Tor duly win recruits.
Captain CLARENCE p. TOwNsLEY. Artillery Corps is
termasters Department
sent from that by way of San Francisco to the
Captain JOHN F. STEPHENS. 10th Infantry is directed
report to the Army Retiring Board at the War De
partment for examination.
temporary duty at San Francisco and will proceed to
to 9 f5f ds t as aens will au.Is
master and acting eomHissary on the transport Nc
The resignation by Captain GEORGE a. DETcHE-
MENDY, 22d Infantry Of his commission officer
of the army has been accepted by the President, to
Special order directing Major JOHN PITCHER 9th Cav
Pitcher % TO viii }R h5 at B present tan Major
Chaplain WILLIAM ". BRANDER 18th Cavalry now
at Francisco. viii join his regiment Philip
Captain FREDERICK c. sTRITzINGER. Jr. 97th In
fantry. Will proceed to Fort slocum for temporary
Captain THEODORE B. HACKER. oommisary is relieved
genera and viii proceed to Fort Leavenwor;h for
First Lieutenant EDWIN W. RICH. assistant sgrgeon
I. S. A, upon his relief from duty at Fort Totem
cats TO Be- S sen pGss' 20 ssn FTaHoisco s
Major WILLIAM J. wAKEMAN. surgeon. upon arrival
Island. relieve Major Edward r.. Morris, surgeon.
who win report for transportation to the Philippine
Islands.
Captain HENRY ]. MAY. quartermaster. r
York City will proceed for assign
Lnent assistant the chief quartermaser. captain
May will also perform the duties Of post quarter
master at Fort Sam Houston.
s phpPns Il PRER M for
Contract Surgeon NJ. MANI.EY WATERHOUSE is re-
IieNed from Fort Wadsworth al Of
Major Walter D. McCaw. surgeon. will -roceed
to Fort Hancock
NAVY.
Commander e. 4. ADAMS, report 70 commanda3t n,vv
yard, New York for duty. ''
Licuten: ~ J. ..
E@ari,a ~ ''-'' S-'-- -'1-A0'N'
New-York tribune., 1902-02-03
G. F U. on CHINEsE EICLUSION.

The question OF the re-enactment of the Chi
nese Exclusion law was taken up yesterday by the
Central Federated Union on the ground that the
workingmen OF this country are menaced with a
Chinese invasion when the present law expires on
Nav l. The Central Federated Union being now
connected by charter with the American Fedora
ton of Labor its affiliated unions have received
red letter circular from the American Federation
of Labor, calling attention to special legislation
which the American Federation of Labor is trying
to introduce place of the present Chinese EX-
cusion law. when the latter goes out ot existence
There are two oils intended to prcVCsc thc Chi
nese from entering the mainland of he United
states and the nsular possessions. and to pre-
vent them from entering the United States from
the insular possessions. Organized workingmen all
over the United States asked in the circular
to support these measures in every way possible.
Andrew Furnseth, chairman OF the legislative
committees Of the Atlantic Coast Seamen's Union
and Philip Kelly, Of the Theatrical Protective
Union addressed the Central Federated Union on
the subject yesterday, and II was decided to write
TO the members of both houses OF the national leg
jslature and President Roosevelt. asking them to
slln the TWO DIS.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-03
ROBBED NAN IN EPILEPTTC FIT
WHEN HE DISCOVERED HIS LOSS HE AL
MOST HAD ANOTHER ONE

Two OF the meanest record in the blotter
Of the lower Fulton-st. police station, Brooklyn.
took advantage of Thomas ]. White a butcher of
No. 222 Sauds-st., early yesterday morning, and
robbed him while he in epIeptic Mt. The
mems names are yet the book. but the
police hope TO have them there and have the
men themselves behind the bars. Whites specific
loss consists of $500 in money and a large bologna
sausage.
The butcher closed his shop at midnight, and
busy FOR some time figuring up his accounts
for the week and counting up the money. His
nancte. Miss Marie Jacobs of No l79 Prospect-st.,
was assisting him in the work. Just White had
finished and placed a wallet containing 500 in his
pocket he fen the floor in fit. Miss Jacobs
thoroughly frightened and 10 the door for
assistance. Two wanderers Of the night happened
be and quickly volunteered 10 be of service.
II that the must have been watching
White from the street, for OF them pulled
pocket where the wallet had been placed. He
cOoIly announced that he guessed he could take
care Of that as he put the money in his own pock-
Miss Jacobs to the door and screamed, and
ing that policeman who might be IN the
neighborhood would follow the young woman. who
other leisurely searched the cash drawer and
looked about for further booty. His quest was
barren, and he finally went away with huge oo-
lOEnd sausage that was used an advertisement
IN the window.
When Miss Jacobs returned to the store Mr.
White still unconscious, and the other man
who, afte" going over the ground carefully, went
look for the thieves. He sent in doctor. who
brought White out OF his ht. When the butcher
learned that his money was gone he started To have
another fit but doctor headed 1t Off by prompt
and heroic treatment The policeman still
looking for the thieves last night.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-03
NETWORK CITY.

a lecture will be given this evening at Winter
burn Hall. No go West TWENTY third-st, by John
Bethel Uhle THE Crying Need of the Cen
tury." Mr.. Uhle is active in the movement for
better highways Invitations have been sent 10 the
cycle automobile clubs attend the discussion
Samuel Brill Will repeat lecture on The West
California and the South to Mexico at the
Educational Alliance. East Broadway and Jefer-
son-st-, tomorrow evening Admission will be free
the final meeting will take place of the committeas
having charge Of the entertainment which tales
place on Thursday evening assist the Rev vii
lam G. Murphy 10 build parochial school in his
parish at Croton Falls. Father Murphy invites aII
his friends be present
New-York tribune., 1902-02-03
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY

i:55 No 2Ss West Thirty-eshth-st. N Pettifora
$3.50.
2:55 a. m. No. Madison-st. Simon Aphn; $500
2:e5 a m. No. $50 F4fth-ave. Warren Lloyd: 5000
3i5 m. No. 327 West Twenty-fourth-st Mrs ?
Schrieber; $500. -
$50 a. No. LILO Psrk-aye-, Nick Baldwin: s25
SIS m No q Mangin-st.. Joseph Cortroy; trinine
1870 g. M. No. 81 Pitt-st.. Mrs. Moad; trihing
m. Nos. "a &c Leonard-st Wallace Hooster
& Co.; $40
10 a No. 1880 TAird-Ave. William Rocker: s10o
2:S5 p. m. No 81 Rioge-st, Mason Kramer; trifing
$50 p. N. No. 2I6 West Twentieth-st-. Ambros.
schimtt: So
ESQ m No. 1877 East Twentysi1th-st. Ellen McCor-
mack SO
e<5 .. No. 22l West Fifteenth-zt =. Rankin: 500
~>>- 80 80 CA;hez.se ST. Isxs<s C-o.naL--k ..a
New-York tribune., 1902-02-03
MAY NOT REAPPOINT SHARKEY
POLITICIAN SAYS PRESIDENT TOLD WOOD
RUFF HE WAS AvERSE TO IT.

POLITICIAN SAYS PRESIDENT TOLD WOOD
RUFF HE WAS AvERsE TO IT
That President Roosevelt is averse to reap
potnting Naval Officer Robert A. Sharkey was
made apparent last evening in Brooklyn Wheh
a prominent member of the Kings county Ike
publican Organization repeated conversation
that he said he had overheard between the Pres
ident and Lieutenant Governor Woodruff In the
White House last Friday. Woodruff went TO
washington to attend a dinner given by the
President on Thursday evening. but more par
ticularlv to endeaYOr to persuade the PreSluehI
TO reappont Sharkey .,
The Brooklyn politician who tells the story
said he was waiting in the reception room Wheh
woodruff entered. The President greeted MN
cordially but before giving him chance 10
state his business the President exclaimed I'M
pulsiyey: Il don't want TO talk about that maj,
ter to-day. 1 don't want to appoint Sharkeg.
The President then gave Woodruff the assurance
that he would take no final action in the case
till he had considered it more thoroushIy. buI
he still further depressed the spirits or the Lieu
tenant Governor, 1t is declared. by saying IN a
positive manner he left the room, l uoh
want to reappoint Sharkey, anyway.
Strenuous efforts are being made IN certain
quarters in Brooklyn to prevent the reappolnt-
ment Of Sharkey, and the Lieutenant Governor
has been trying to save his friend.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-03

Common-sense shoes these days are
waterproof shoes.
The ''Dry-Foot' shoes are guaranteed
not to leak; and are at the same time the
smartest sort OF dry-weather walking
shoes; So.
Common-sense overcoats don't have
to be commonplace Overcoats.
Overcoats. long for leg protection,
loose for greater warmth.
Overcoats. medium length for leg
freedom.
Both sensible, both here, both I'm
common good.
S15 to $50.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
25s Broadway, Warren,
and and Warren ST. ~ an ord.r.
Broadway, Prince Nv mail
Broadway, cor. so
and "a 33d St
New-York tribune., 1902-02-03
HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH ENTE-Senator Nelson W. Aldrich Of
Rhode Island OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES William
II briggs I. S "; Judge Alexander Hamilton OF
Albany and H. Mendoza, of Washington. HOL-
IAND-Justice D. Cady Herrick Of the New-York
State Supreme Court: Marsden J. Perry. Of Prov-
derce: h L. Agassiz. of Hamilton. Mass. and +,
q Cheney of South Manchester. Conn. M
PFRIAI-Colonel W. @. Burton. Of Texas. MAN
HATTAN-Dr w. r. Harper. president Of the
university Of Chicago. and DR.. Z. L. Trudeau, of
Ssranac Lake NAVARRE-Captain ". G. Sills.
L s A SWITZERLAND - Ex-Judge Frank
-7reei6ent Of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway. of
Wilmington y. C, and A. Bleecker Banks, Of
New-York tribune., 1902-02-03
SKIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. SUNDAY. JANUARY :. 1902
ARRIVED.

s. rS @ es6n aHd 4 aa
sensers International Navigation Company. Ar
'isSe Steamer Phosnioa GER Froehch Hamburg January
10 and Boulognesu 2G with mdse and passengers
steamer barcelona Gen. Bohn. Hamburg January IS.
Line r.@',ss'o
mdse So cabin and 4e steerage passengers to oerchs
Co Arrived at the Bar at SIS M 1st
M H. Ts d 4 a@d COZ
Steamer LAquitaine CFr> PonceIot Havre January Is
with mdse and passengers to the compagnie Generate
steamer Canning (Br) Hammond Santos December Al
mdse to Busk Arrived the at midnight
Snn8 70 1SHna pau 81 snd Vera % TSausla o
steamer Curtyba Cuban license), Hoppe. cardena,
Baraeds q Nae7a with Rdss @dse aa @
20 cabin passengers TO W D Munson Arrived Bar
steamer Pretoria Car Mckenzie Bermuda January 20
with mdse and 20 passengers TO a Outerbridge 4 Co
Arrived at the & Bar Al a. mo noon; , o-,.
mSse Sea%eT % John E T Van sickle January IS with
Steamer Apache Watson. Jacksonville January % and
Charleston 80 with mdse and passengers to William p
Steamer Princess Anne Hulphers Newport New, and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers the Old Dominion
ms IN sa%s, % %sns 6s'WqFs %
sandy Hook n ]. Feb . eso p u-wind west. gale;
clear.
Steamers ChesaReake for Baltimore: Bordeaux ,t,r,
Have; city OF savannah. Savannah: Iampasas Key
eT RotteTa Picaga 1Br dle3s% 64ah
Agters Venice etc Buenos Aires (Span) Cadiz Barre
Iona and Genoa WilamspOrt with barge Preston ~ en-
Boston,. Philadelphia; Drachenfes Ger SaVannSh;
Hotham Newton tBr) Antwerp Vlttoria tr) PnilaTrI-
phia; British Queen 95rl. Antwerp Cuzco tBri, Val
paraiso Callao etc. Oceana tBr).
WiImington \ G. and Georgetown. {. and Harrisburg
with barge knlckerbucker from BOston1
HaItfax = 81 stssmers & FoEsnSs (r
CherpouFg, Feb =, ms steamer Phfadelnhia
Mills from Southampton. New-York ~
Gibraltar, Feb Passed
Naples and Genoa for New-York ~
Malta Feo Pissed. steamer (Ger). Wr~ner
Sokohsnla Shanghai. Hong Kong Singapore etc. for
New-York tribune., 1902-02-03
KILLED AT RAILROAD CROSSING.
YOUNG COUPLE WERE RETURNING FROM 4
DRIVE WHEN A TRAIN STRUCK THEM

Cannonsburg, Penn, Feb. Miss Anna Hender-
shot and Samuel Smith. two well known young
people Of this place, were instantly killed last
night while attempting TO the tracks of the
CHARTERS branch of the Pan Handle Railroad at
Arden station, few miles this side OF Washington
Penn.
Miss Henderson, and Smith had been out buggy
riding early in the evening, and started to return
TO this place. At the railroad crossing the horse
either got beyond control or they did not notice
the approaching train The engine struck both
horse and buggy, tossing the young couple in the
air. Both were dead when they We're picked up
New-York tribune., 1902-02-03
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Congregational ministers. Bible House. II a m
,-.-serence between Rear Admiral Crowninsheld and
President cantor Blackwelrs Island park scheme
Columbia University trustees. p
Wearing on street before President Cantor City
Hail, 2:3o m.
The Rev G. Campbell Morgan, Fifth Avenue Presby-
terfan Church. 43o and s p m.
Tsnauy entertainments. Ist Assembly District evening
younR Mems Republican Club Of Assembly
District Murray Hill Lyceumr evening.
PRESBYTERIAN Union. Hotel Savoy, evening
Election Of majors 9th Regiment evening.
Review list Regiment by Adjutant General Henry