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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-25

NFFICE HOURS-Persons having
W business with the County Super
intendent of Education will please call
at his Office on Mondays and Saturdays,
as those are his Office days.
If Eug. Werts, Supt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-25

The incident in which Mr.. Dominick
figured in the closing of the session in
regard to the beer dispensary is given
from the News and Courier's report in
another column. There is more row
made over this incident than it seems
to me the facts warrant. do not mean
by this to say that approve such leg
islation and have time and again re-
Verted to the matter of rushing legisla-
tion through in the closing hours of the
session. There has not, however, since
have been observing legislation, been
a session when some new legislation
was not gotten through by free confer
ence committee reports. l do not think
1t is manly for the other members of
the committee to state that they did
not know what was in the report when
they signed it. 1t was their business to
know and Mr.. Dominick says he ex-
planned it to them. It could not have
been kept secret because these reports
are always read in each house. Be-
sides at the last session I remember
that the bill to establish distilleries in
cities of 10000 or over was railroaded
through in the same way only it was
hooked on to liquor bill which came
up In regard to some local matter in
-Pickens County. This same beer priv
ilege bill was fastened to the same bin
last year and went through by free
conference committee report, but it
was not worded so as to give the author
ity intended. In this case the differ
ence is Mr.. Dominick and his free con-
ference committee hooked the beer
dispensary amendment to bill relat-
ing to working the roads in Orange
burg County which was not at all ger
name to the subject of beer dispensaries
or the sale of liquor and it virtually
made q new law on another and entirely
different subject. The strange part to
me is that the other members of the
committee appear so innocent of what
was being attempted by their COM
mittee. A committee of investigation
has been appointed and I think Mr.
Dominick did right in demandingit. l
am willing to accept Mr.. Dominick's
statement as to the facts in the case as
true until they are proven otherwise by
the investigation and 1 do not believe
they will be. II is worthy of note also
that there was pretty full house
present when the report was submitted.
It should be stated that Senator Ilder-
ton is the only member of the free coz
ference committee who admits that be
knew what was in the report aud
signed it with that knowledge and that
it should appear strange thatMr. Dom
mick would read it to him if he did
not to the other members of the COM
mittee.
~
The candidates for the various State
Offices are bobbing up very freely and
the outlook now is for big crop.
E. II. A.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-25

r UMBER FOR SALE-Good sound
4 Roughedge at lOc per hundred.
Square Lumber at soc. We are also
prepared to fill bills on short notice.
H. O LONG.
If Silver Street. S. &.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-25

The time for the payment OF taxes
without the penalty was extended to
the 3lst of March and was approved by
the Governor on Saturday afternoon.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-25

The following amendment is in the
bill relating to the time for the holding
of the courts in the seventh circuit and
relates to Newberry:
The Court of General Sessions at
Newberry for the County of Newberry
on the second Monday after the fourth
Monday in January, the first Monday
after the fourth Monday in July, and
the second Monday after the third
Monday in October, and the Court of
Common Pleas at the same place on
the third Monday after the fourth
Monday in January, the third Monday
in July and the third Monday after the
third Monday in October. Provided,
however, that the provi ions of Section
q of the Code of Civil Procedure shall
not apply to the Courts of Newberry
County.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-25
COLUMBIA LETTER

Columbia, February 24.-The leg'S'
lature reached fnal adjournment on
Saturday afternoon at 5 O'Clock, when
there were not exceeding twenty-five
members of both houses present.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-25

Mr.. Dominick's bill to amend the
charter of the Graded School OF New
berry did not pass the senate. Mr..
Mower states that MIR. Dominick mis-
understood him in saying that he
agreed to the bill with the amendments
as stated in my letter in Fridays paper.
Mr.. Mower was willing to the bill with
some other amendments but MIR. Domi.
nick concluded that these amendments
would so emasculste his bill that he did
not care to have it in that shape so it
died in the senate. It had some good
features and should have been glad
to see it 60 through.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-25

The total result of the session Is Io4
acts and s5 joint resolutions. Most OF
these are of local nature. The bill to
prohibit "pools, trusts and monopolies"
was finally passed. A list Of the acts
and joint resolutions by their titles Will
be printed in subsequent issue.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
EVENING REPUBLICAN, Angus
FORCES His Own Death Bot

New York, August John Coch.
iaue and John Wolfert. iron work.
ers. empIoyed on the Third Avenue
Elevated. were frightfully burned
to-day by a veritsble fash OF iigh
ming which Cochrane generated By
striking tho third or electrically.
charged rail with a steel-ha and
led sledge.hammer. A hammer
met rail a short clrcnit OF enormous
voltage was formed. There was a
terrific explosion. a binding fash of
light. and an instant later the spec.
tators saw q human body wrapped
in flames shoot through the air and
fall to the pavement. 1t was Coch.
rane.
Up the track ran another burn.
ing man. Woltert. he clamored to
the passenger platform and bound.
ed bown the stairs to the street,
where he was seized BY Patrollmau
Ditsch, who tore his burning cloth
ing from him and hurried him into
a store, where Coehrane had been
taken. Woliert was onscious. but
was suffering intensly. Cochrane
was unconscious. Every particle OF
clothing was burned from him ex-
cept his shoes land his flesh was
seorched black. 1t was thought
that Cochran . injuries would re.
ult fatally.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
Fast Stenograph.rs

Miss Rachel NJ. Koch, steno1ra.
pher for Goldey College. wrote q
letters Thursday, the total number
OF words being 23,o97. She wrote
continuously from s. 80 to y, and
from ] TO S. Her average speed
during this time was 81 words per
minute. She used the Remington
typewriter, and wrote by Fullers
touch method. Miss Kolck has had
a years experience as a stoao era.
pher. and is an espert type writer
operator.
Miss Vera Godfrey, who recently
completed the stenographers course
at Goldey College, and who is now
employed by the College as Ste
nographer, made an average speed
yesterday or total of Is, los words
during the same time that Miss
Kolck wrote, of "a words per MIN
ute, which, considering her brief
experience as typewriter opera
tor, is a remarkably rapid rate Of
speed.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
A AMERICANS IN
The ABBEY.
LOndon's Interest in To-
Morrows Ceremony Not
SO Keen as it was in
June Last.

London, Aug. s. Prince anC
Princess Henry of Prussia aud Princess
Louis Of BattenDurg arrived in Lon.
don today. Otherwise there is as
yet 40 sign OF tie expected heavy in.
Hulk Of visitors for the coronation to.
morrow On the contrary, hosts Of
Londoncrs are taking advantage OF
The holiday to 60 into the country.
The weather Is SQullIy to-day. but
the weather Office predicts Sunshine
tomorrow. King Edward is expect
ed TO witness a rehearsal Of the curu.
nation ceremony AT the Abbey til is
afternoon.
The st. Jamcs's Gazcttc' states
that the crown will be placed on the
Kings head at l2.OJ O'Clock to.
morrow. Queen Alexandria will lie
crowned at FL p NJ. The iMajcs.
ties will leave Westminster Abbey as
l. 80 and will arrive at buckingham
Palace at |. 40 O'Clock.
Tie Abbey is now quite ready for
the ceremony,
All the beautiful gold is on the
altar, and 1t is really magnificent.
Many OF the pieces are Of great
historical value.
Two chairs or thrones upon which
Their Majesties will be seated dur
ing the ereater part of the cerp
mony are very fine The one for
the Queen has been specially made.
They are big and roomy. are up
holstered in ruby velvet with a
small, tasteful design of the rose.
shamrock and thistle.
The top the chair is surmoun ted
with the royal crown with the lilo n
and unicorn.
Two other chairs nearer the altar,
winch are placed on the right, near
TO the royal box are upholstered in
royal blue velvet, and tho priedieux
are treated in the same way, but the
cushions on which their Maies,ies
VIII knceI are covered with thick
white satin with golden tassels. Ed.
ward the Contcss0r S chair IS in its
place, resting on the priceless Indian
carpet.
Immediately IN front OF the altar IS
the faIdstool, OF crmso velvet, with
white satin cushions. Here their
MaIestIes are to receive The sacra.
menu.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
D0[[IE TAYLOR NOW
UNDER ARREST.
Charged With Conspiring With Ber-
nard j. McVey to Remove Wit
ness from the Jurisdiction
= of the Municipal Court.

fame here and sold liquor without
a license. Shepleaded guilty to do
ing SO when arraigned this morn
ing AMI he fines above mentioned
were il sed and RENTED.
The y girl ran away from
her home az Doe Run and was To-
Gated in this city. She was to be
witness against the keeper of the
house. 1t is alleged that a conspir-
acy was entered INTO between Dollie
and McVey and good round sum
of money was handled in the trans
action. Acknowledgement Ward
was informed of the facts and he
had warrant sworn out before
Magistrate Hollis and yesterday the
same was served on her. City So.
licitor Reiuharit had an interview
with her at the police station last
night when it is alleged that she
made some startling statements.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08

Dollie Taylor was arrested yester-
day in Washington and last night
was locked up at the police station.
She was arranged in the City
Court this morning on the charges
of keeping house of i'll fame and
slling liquor without license.
The fine on the first charge was
$50 and ON the second $50 and costs
and Judge Cochran after Court re-
mitted both fines. But Dolly was
still a prisoner for she was held on
warrant charging her with con-
spiracy.
The allegations against her being
that she conspired with Detective
Bernard j. McVey to remove from
the jurisdiction of the state minor
girl, Rachael Henry, who was want
ed as witness. Early in the month
IT June Dollie kept a house of i'll
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
THE TRACY INQUEST,
Crowds F!ocll 10 Davenport, WASH,
to View Outlaws Remains.

WV" ~ DhN VhDoTt, "USn.,
to View Outlaws Remains
DANENPORT, Wash, Aug. S.-Thc
curious are ilocking to Davenport from
all directions TO view the body Of
Harry Tracy, the dead outlaw. The in.
quest will be concluded today. Wit
nesS"S from Oregon are here. The body
probably will be taken to Spokane to.
morrow and later sent TO Salem, Ore,
for burial at the peultcntiury. Tracy's
guns may be distributed among the
'r"Ston posse. Other relies have al.
ready been given away. A new story
Or Irnry's wonderful daring has come
TO light. Mr. McGrcgUr, the keeper Of
q livery stable at Wilbur, on viewing
1racy's body, positively identified him
rs man who came 70 his stable last
FRIDAY night, He says Tracy had two
horses, which he put mp for the night
lie also I"ft his rife and II bundle, ask.
ing the InSuSprrting liverymun to take
care of them until morning Where he
spent the night is not known At the
time set he called for his horses, bun
d. and rifle, paid his bill and rode
away.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
Public Lost 300, 800, 900,

LONDON, Aug. S.-Thc official re.
eeivcr announces that he has issued
summonses against Whitaker Wright
and Robert I.elnan to recover S750,OO0
in connection with share transactions
between the Brtish-American corpora.
ton and the failed London and Globe
Financial corporation, limited. The
city is displaying tho deepest interest
in the London and Globe group of com.
panies, and the demand that the public
prosecutor act is increasingly insstent.
Probably the full extent Of the money
lost to the public by the company will
never be known, but financial experts
now estimate it ut upward of $780,
100000.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
CALLED BY
FLAG SIGNALS
Summoned Frotu, Camp
by Bright Colored Bits
OF Bunting. :,

Shenandoah, Pa, Aug. 8-Riot.
ing is again in progress up on Tur.
key Run Hill. at the south end OF
this city. Reports OF disturb nee
reached General Goblin just after
daylight, and gave the first oppor.
tunity for the new signal service
from the hotel roof to show ito
worth. "A sergeant waved the
tiny tright.colored flags tor a min.
ute or two before he attracted the
attention of a sentry at camp.
Then flags began wigwaegros from
the crest of the bill on which the
Governors Troop 10 encamped.
Quick orders !ollowedlhc iuterpre.
latlon of General Gobiu's signals.
Bugles sounded ASSEMBLY" and
ITO horse" In a lew minutes one
platoon Of the troop was galloping
toward the scene of trouble.
All the officers are trying to SUP.
press stories Of disturbances. They
believe that publicity given to one
riot leads to another. But in private
conversation they make it clear that
within few days another large de.
tachmcnt Of militia will be called
into the anthracite region. Every
place is danger spot. Wilkesbarre
reports show the situation at Ply
mouth. Duryea, and Nanticoke to be
a crisis.
Shamokn Is q place Of unrest, and
and riots are of daily occur
renee in the Panther Creek Valley.
Tomorrow marks the ending of
the thirteenth week, and at last
there are evidences that the oper-
ators are about ready to make their
1rst concerted effort to mine coal.
Great trains of empty cars are ia
notion to-day, being run from the
'ailroad yards and sidings to the
racks near all the principal collier
es. Where the workmen are COM
ng from is uncertain. The men
till preserve unbroken ranks, but
he superintendent are doing active
ecruiting For weeks they have
'een receiving secret applications
OF, work, and the result of these is
likely to become apparent early
lext week.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
uEArns.

WURRAY-In this city. on August g. 1909,
Stnnsbury Murray. DR., in the 18th year Of
dis age.
Relatives and fri ends arc invited to attend
inc funeral IRON l.s late re .idoncc, Nc, 10 f.
second street. Oh Sunday afternoon at =
o'clock Services Mt the house. IT, term ent at
". Poter's Cemetery,
WA1SoN-On August s. 1902, Elizabeth A.
Watson III her Goth year,
lieatlvee and friends are invited to attend
The funeral servi ces N her ia to residence. No
!! last seventh street on lhursay evening,
at o'clock lnterment at London Tract
cemetery on Friday on arrival of train (B, a.
y. leaving. Wilmington at 8 o'clock a, IN.
Services at the church also.
OGkAM-On Aug 18th. 100? J. Waiter, son
Of Thomas and Fannie Ogram. in his e til
year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence nf his pa reb ts
near Hockes.in, Del. on Friday. Aug, 8th
Services at house at o'clock with out further
notice lntsrment at HE'D Clay Crseb Cemo.
terry. Carriages will meet the 93U train at
Hockessn.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08

of the polls in the said several voting
places. the election officers shall publicly
count the ballot in the presence Of such
electors rs desire to he present, and
publicly announce the result. and shall;
make certificates in duplicate stating in
words at length the number Of votes re.
rrN"d by each person voted for in that
primary election district for delegate or
alternate to said convention from the
Representative districts in which said
primary election district is located. Said
certificate Shall be signed by the election
officers, or Il majority Of them holding
SAM election. and one Of said certificates
snail lie given to the delegate elected. and
IN" other Of said certificates shall be for
varied to William ID. Drnn"y, ESQ,
secretary of the State Central Commit
tee, mt Dover, before O'Clock y. NJ. of
III" day next preceding the meeting Of
ia" said convention.
BY order Of the Union RcpubIcan
Stat" Central Committee, made at Dover
this Bib day Of August A. d. 1902.
j. FRANK alice, Chairman.
Attest:
WILLIAM d. DENNEY, Secretary.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
GAS & POWDER
4, EXPLODE.
Colorado Coal Mine Blows
Up.-=Rescuers Hard
at Work Recover
ing Bodies. Wa.

Trinidad. Col, Aug. 8-Thirteeu
men are known to have been killed
and some Others arc reported missing
as the result Of an explosion of gas
and powder in No. mine Of the
Union Coal and Coke Company, at
Bowen, six miles from Trinidad, at
7 O'Clock last night. The work Of
resuing the bodies was begun at once
and eight had been taken out UP to
this morning.
The mine employed about sixty
men. They were all Americans and
IRISH, no Mexicans or Italians being
employed. II is slope mine, situate
on the mountain side and is about
400 yards from the tipple below. The
first explosion occurred abont 500 feet
from the mouth of the slope and was
caused by fire damp. This set off tie
powder house.
Immediately after tine night shift
had started in the slope, a startling
explosion occurred entirely filling the
+nouth OF the slope and shaking
buildings and breaking windows a
mile distant.
AS the mouth Of the slope was
filled, the rescuers were delayed for
some time but succeeded In reaching
some of the men through an old
slope and eight bodies were brought
to the surface during the night.
The mine is flied with gas and
smoke, and the rescuers are afraid Of
after damp, and are unable to stay in
the mine moro than a short time.
Mothers, wives and children of the
dead and imprisoned miners are
almost crazcd with grief, and the
scene presented at the mouth of the
mine is a most pathetic one.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
Building ODeratiOn

Building Inspector Cassidy today
issued the following PERMITS
w. ii. Foulke q Son, to make
alterations to No. 9O7 Delaware
avenue for Howard Pyle at cost
of $500.
George S. Mckee alterations to
the basement of Goodman NJ. Z.
Church, $3.50.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
pencadcr HUNDRED Republicans

/ The Republicans Of Pcnca1cr
hundred held II largely attended
meersas at 'ilasguw last night The
following delegates were chosen to
be voted for on August 18th for the
State Convention, Delegates w. H
Evans, Samuel Alrich. Jacob Cazier
Alternates William y. Hall, Edward
Walton and EugenPaXton.
Another meeting will be held on
Thursday night to give any other
citizens an opportunity to become
candidates if they desire.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
At tho HOsnltal

ID, d. Wise, the well known design.
Grand cutter who for years has been
connected with VIM. II. Lockyer, Is
at the Delaware hospital lying very
low.
Mr.. Wise is well known to a great
many Of oar citizens. He is In his
10th year and has taught dozens Of
men to cut by his system, which is
one Of the best in this country,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
LOOK PLEASANT, PLEASE

Photographer c. G. Harlan. of Eaton,
o., can do 50 now, though for years he
couldn't, because he suffered untold
agony from the worst form of indivss.
ton. All physicians and medicines fall
cd TO help him till lie tried Electric BIT
iers, which worked such wonders for
him that he declares they are godseud
to suffers from dyspepsia and stomach
troublts. Unriva!ed for disea % of the
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. they build
up and give now life to the whole
system. Try hem. Only 50c. Guaran.
teed by n. Is. Danforth druggist.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
Held A Conference

The Directors Of the Street and
Sewer Department and William 5.
Hilles attorney for II. Coleman du-
Pont held conference this morning
When the button factory in South
Wilmington was built, Mr.. DUPONT
claims that he had al agreement
with the former Board Of Director
that lien for the sewer would he
S2ooO The present Board has liz.
ured up the lien to be 50, 300
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
CARD BASKET,

CARD BASKET.
Misses Lou Hendrickson, of Della.
ware City, Katharine and Elmer
Magargal and Charles Malcolm, of
Falkland, spent Tuesday at Allan
tic City.
| Misses Annie L. Willard and
Laura M. Dawson are spending ten
days at Atlantic City.
William B. Willard, the printer.
has returned from brief vacation
in Pennsylvania.
E, S. Hardcastle and Miss Louise
Hardcastle are at Star Villa, Cape
May.
Mrs. Lester Baylis returned home
last night from a visit to friends in
Maine.
Mrs. Charles Dougherty is on a
visit in Western Pennsylvania.
Robert B. McGee and Miss Sarah
Gardiner spent yesterday in Della
ware City.
Mrs E. Ross Farra is spending the
month of August with her pa rents
near Bridgeville, Del.
Mrs. Edward Schliff and daugh-
ter Belle are spending month at
st. Peters, Pa.
Misses Matte and Belle Burnside
have gone on two weeks vacation
to Atlantic City,
Mrs. Levi Jefferis, of West Grove
is visiting Miss Fannie Maxwell.
Miss Edna Frame has returned to
her home in Chester after visiting
friends in this city.
Horace Greedy Knowles is in Salt
Lake City attending the Elks Con-
ventiOn.
John Goodwin, of Washington, is
home for few days.
Miss Mabel Walter, stenographer
for Robert Pennington, left today
on her vacation at New London, Pa
William Casey has returned from
Marcus Hook.
Miss Lille Tomlinson is visiting
Miss Phoebe Fields in Media.
Mrs. John ]. Black is at Cape May
visiting Mrs. Fulenweider.
Mrs. John 7. Egan and daughter
Rachel, and Mrs. William Lord, of
Upland, were the guests Of Henry
Egan yesterday.
Mrs. Robert New ton and son Har-
ry, of Chester, were the guests of |
friends in this city, yesterday.
Harry Truax and wife, of Chester
will move to our city to live.
Miss Helen Cronie is being enter
tanned by Mrs. George Grubb, Pros
pect Park.
Mrs. Richie and daughter, of
Chester, have returned home from
spending two weeks with friends in
Delaware.
Miss Mamie r. Elliot, of West
Chester, is visiting friends here.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
TrOttIng At BrIdpetOn

Bridgevlle, Del. Aug. -four
thousand people witnessed the races
at Tasley Fair.
Tyson, Ida Gray, bay male won
the 40 class trotting. Time, 2.3lA,
2.29!, 9. 26l.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
A Handsome Yard,

One of the prettist yards in the
city is that of Mr. Coleman dupont
on Broome street above Eighth for
merly owned by Charles $. Rowland
The yard is surrounded by II fence
of white hydragas while the yard
is planted with treess, hrubbcry and
plants that give it most pleasing
effect to the eye. That is where
you can see the beauty Of landscape
gardneriny 1t is worth taking a
walk out in that neighUorhood to
get look at this yard Mr.. DUPONT
has finished erecting very com
modious stable in the rear of the
property with entrance from Ninth
street.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
La ViIuiSa In Port

The Spanish bark La Viguisa from
Vigo Spain, arrived In port lastev
ing. She is AZ days overdue being
since May % making the trlpio Msr
Gus Hook. The bark drlfted out Of
course and there was very little wind.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08
Died this forming

Robert Fisher VINO was received at
the Delaware Hospital last evening
suffering from broken neck died
there suddenly this morning. His
body was removed to the norquo
where an autopsy was held by Drs.
3 astan and Wales.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-08

lrvin l.. Bail ofMill Creek hundred
has for some time past announced
himself as a candidate for Recorder
OF Deeds Of New Castle County, He
asks the support Of every voter In
New Castle County at the primaries.
The Rev. II. II. Post will Ieaye
our city 10 a few days for California
where he will locate permanently.
Captain Peter B. Ayers, today
dccnlnelted the steel large, Ethel,
for the American Car and Foundry
Company.