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NEUS or the THEATRES.
The Rebsen-(rane Performance Of 'Th'
prnrietta'' FOR the Actors tUnd.

prnrietta'' Tor the Actors' Fund.
The Actors Fund Home project was
benefited by $500 al the kn,ckerbocker
Theatre Yesterday afternoon. The Hen
rie,,a," which Bronson Howard had writ
ten for Stuart Robson and William II. Crane
many wears ago. was performed finely
NV them and Eleanor Barry. Margaret
Fuller, Mary Realty. laura Thompson.
Charlie. Lane. CLIFFORD lSigh, Joseph u
Ke-f-, Henry Bergman and Rus Whyial.
The good old play interested the den
thoroughly u,
DANIEL Frohman will start for England
next Wednesday for business. and pleasure
Wallsck's Theatre 10 10 have iis front
completed into a tall building this summer
Tie Actors Society 81 America has un-
deraken 10 raise money for a big building
for theatrical Offices. Every summer .
.ay. President Nackay. actor are attacked
for conRrcsating on Broadway and ohs'ruCt-
ing the thoroushfarc. This proposed head
quarters will contain a hall lis" a stock
exchange, whore hundreds may mcet with
out Inconvenience TO themselves or offence
10 o,hers.
Charlie. Frohman 'elrgraphrd Yesterday
for hi. chief machinis' and head property
mixer to 60 A. once to London To prepar"
10 transfer the outf, Of -Ulysses' 20 Thu
CITY for newt season. His general stage
maraEer, Joseph Humphreys. was sum
moned a while aso This drama II running
a, Beerhnhm Trees thcatre
The withdrawal of Tie S,Scring Deauty
and the Is.st- n, tho broadway was yes
to-day postponed 20 Nav ~ thus carrying
It through ,h- v-ek that includes prcora-
ton Dav.
Corevieve G. Hslnc. advertised Heart.
,rn,no" a. \ p.av hy herself. Ignoring
Louise Winter, the originator Of the material
In the form II n novelette,. and 'he author
was no, mentioned hy The adapter IN tie
G~rs,-right speech. The only ackno"l-
cdgment was q s'ingy MI" I'm" IN mo Ma
hill. : .-v. a friend Of Tho woman who vritr-
under tho r-r name ~ Louie Winter. and
7 cue. 'ncre1l h~ q row n Tho play proves
worth o. L. is a fact that Mr. fain"~
aup,iGcd tho story freely
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PETERBOROUGH RAPID TRANSIT
NEW YORK CENTRAL INVITED To
APPLY TO the n. r. hoard
Fer Park Nenue Tunnc, Impre, ement
Permit boards EnEtneer Called
On Tor Tunnel and Other Railroad
Plans for the Entire Greater city.

Plans for the Entire Grrster Gty.
general rnpid transit scheme, emhrnc-
ing the fivc Burroughs 81 Greater New York.
is planned bv the Rs pid Transit Beard,
which instructed lie Chief Engineer ye.ter-
day to prepare the plans. including = ter
minal system which shall take in the Brook
lyn Bridge and the two other East River
bridges now in course 81 construction
h instructions Of tho beard 70 the en-
rineer were contained In a letter signed
by Chairman orr, in which he said:
when IN, plan sew under ssnstUctiss wss
that u iorm"d only. a raft " \ nor. cemYr..--
h%-nsiv- system which the board Intended e
lay out a. soon A. the nnanct1l CONDITION OF
tn" city should rermit. In tn" hope NAV
such financial ability - not Tar distant; we
board instructed you nj. ns meeting h.id On
line connec,inr NTH "a. prr~en, rapid transit
rout" AZ Forty-secpud street and PARK avenue
This Instruction did not iinplv q drtermina-
next rapid transit route adopted. but only
that The necessities OF The upter tart So
would havs 20 oc .,ni,"I nma ~ prrootiyn
and the claims OF other horoush. -
The board Is almoS, ready 20 ,dye,,iae
.Iten, ion already adopted i, has. At. the
r~'uest OF the Mlvor. begun the consid-ra-
ZION Of a comprehensive t-rnlin', .yi'sm
Bridr" and the bridges No. , and ,, nov
under construction ~ h,. received FROM
The Penn sylv ant, Railroad Comnnrv. ana ~
nov censidrrnE. m arliieation for ~. srHn,
Of q franchise FOR n tunnel .~rAt'n'd undef,
-. Hudson r,y"r ,o,cs, N. eoregsh o.
n~ctirs In the borough " Queens with ths
Long tsl-nl Ratiro1i ~vsierr a.
Tn i.r 'h~ amendment 10 sertion =, OF
,h- P7riI Tr,n,i, act .nd Vithout further
no. Ni. vth , coNr-r',ion o. the city sn.
corr,, fsr he hoard uron ,,hs .rrli.cs,lcn
~ Tho New York ,~'trrl and HUDSON ,hiN,r
hailro1t tonr1ry 10, ui,on so"h,, cnm.
INV % ~ 20 permit ~ 20 make the perrn'r-
'orily n."d"i ch'rg- ~ ,mo,ive novcr
hor- ,ho, such ~ .pp,,otion will presently
he h~for- tic bp .ri.
Il, /. ttcrsforc. ,,rrt t'rt the ruhlir, ROW
h7a : rlrn, 80 rNret from ~ hotTd The
rren,rr'tNu o. r-n~rl and fr reaching
y tom n r-rli tr-n.t'. ,ooy"rinr the whole
IT r,i ~ rim IN ,SS'ii,dS not o. ~ .our;e' b cStfi"4
ont - ono" or. r"rhap-. conn. l'N H't'lrI
80 f., '1r, yeW wi 10 ,..,-eec,,- 81 SN.~~
No.k %. i'di tod - tunnel lai,o'd pur-
r. ..t. a rrof"r t'- Ut - u ions ,,rl
r.. Inv rc,. orluly % e,pe,t"d ftr-t.
ut r.rfi transit 'cr.fru.iion NuI pio-
cool nron o." hrc. % lo.' to,n :. tarifay
~ ~ p" "g'.i r"!iy ,ttoT rar,d WIN,
-. ,N,',..a ..'r ' or -'.,ial fou,e.
~. a do,i-.I 4. 80 |r..,c.t or Oh nut a
peru.-s.' ..l -urF .'rt Tro.rnmm".
,n.g,,-r Par~-n~ assured th- board
,r', die o,,,rsc rot, with he entire ap-
p-,y.i Ttr C.,0n odd lint ~" tunrr'
moss long b.If va- only a ~t'7U pati ~
tho quote VOLS nov properly 30 ne scoTc
VI 'lc board
Of ,na Saa York Cc"fral v"-'"r 'ov a letter
-..,-, an a,,4I,. ZION from Ihe road fUr
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Imp.cii. kui. Hr.cr WIN Gas.

william s,rohm. - wears old. ar imh-cil".
committed suicide Yesterday ~ has home.
800 West iIs'h street. Nv iuhaling illuri.
mating ga. lie has Icon fcohie minded
since oh,idhood He mother. Who cares
fot him wont out YESTERDAY morUi'g 70 10
somc shopping When ~" urtuu1 Oh h"r
son wss '5uud dead In The bedroom. \
rubber tube CORRECTED HE mouth and tho
gas iei over tho bed
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rroper,, ,iers i.aior Wa, &c, ou,.
Note No. 9.

Commissioners Partridge said Yesterday
that h. would not he surprised 4 Property
Clerk Andrew J Islor, Nho has hon in
chare. Of tho bureau for about throe years,
should hand In his resignation to-day ur
Tomorrow. Rumors Of Dissatisfaction with
Ialor have b~en circulating Al Police Head
ouarers for sotne time
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02
LEAVING Ids ALANOS
People There Panic Stricken Oget
the Earthquake Shocks.
HAVOC IN THE HILLS
About Lompoe Grea, Landslidss Sent
Huge Bouiders laundering Down
The Valley and Strange
Noises Are Heard.

Los Alamos. Cal. Avg. l-Aithough
no more sevre earthquake shocks were
experienced here since 7:sO O'Clock
Thursday night. the people are still
prnics,ricken. Many OF those not all
ready He'd from their homes are pre-
pared to leave In case the disturbances
continue.
Parties from Lompoo and outlylug
districts have reached Los Alamos
with stories Of havoc In the hills.
Great landslide carrying down hun.
dreds OF tons OF earth occurred near
the Hoover ranch The road from Lom-
poo Is buried 50 feet. They say as far
as the eye can reach from this grade
TO that there are spots on the noun
tain side Indicating where huge bouId-
ers were scnt laundering down the val
leys.
A mountain farmer reports a destroy
Ing landslide Ia Drum canyon. The
hills seemed charged with noises.
which he described as the most terrify-
Ing sounds he ever heard
The oil wells around the town ot Los
Alamos seem not 60 have sufferd
Since tho beginning Of the earth
quake shocks the temperature has been
most oppressive. as much heat appa.
rsntly coming from the earth as from
the sun. which for most part Of the
time has been shining brightly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
cslausi Lynch WIN Hs Arr.'xnsd on ,h'
Change ef High Treason.

fordon. Aug. 2-colonel Arthur
Lynch. ihe National member of parlia-
raent who is accused Of high treason
dufing the Bocr war. was taken 70
Row street police court today and
conmlt,ed for trial
Before court committed him for trial
rolone, Lynch made a long statement
IN which he said be had gone 70 South
Africa under contract with the Paris
Journal and had not expected 70 stay
there more than two months tie said
he had arranged 20 serve the Century
Mazaxine Golfers Weekly. and sew
eral other American publications
He denied he saw DR. l.eyds. the
Boer agent. before starting ard de-
clafed he had 40 mission from l.eyds
20 the Transsaal Before going 10 the
court Colonel Lynch was visited In
his prison ce!l By W n Redmond and
other Nationalist leaders.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02

Austin. Aug. l.-state Health Officer
Tabor has been advised by Surgeon
General wyman Of another case Of bu-
bonia plague at san Francisco. which
resulted fatally He also advised oi
one fatal case Of yellow fever at Eibe-
IA. Cuba. Also that yellow fever Is
raging In the southern part OF Mexico
Rigid steps will be taken by DR.. Ta-
Dor 10 keep the disease out of Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02
SMITH RETURNS.
We 4. Immediately Retired sa the ord.'
af lhs President

We l. Immediately Retired on the Order
af hs Pr~.id~nt
San Francisco. Aug. i.-Generai ia.
cob Smith arrived here today from
Manila on transport Thomas. General
Smith positively declined to say any.
thing for publication and would no,
even allow re7or,ers to approach him
He said be dsl not care 70 subject him.
self 20 further criticism.
Major Davol delivered General
Smiths order OF retirement 20 him
on board the ship.
General Smith on landing went 10
the Occidental hotel and denied him
SELF TO all visitors
General smiths order for retirement
was made by President Roosevelt aft
er review Of the courtmartial trial
of General Smith for his order to Wal.
Ter to kill and burn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02
BREAK DOWN HEAooATEs
Farmer. Foreihiy Tara Loose water q
save Their crops

Denver. Aug l.-Superlntendent oI
Irrigation Armstrong has just received
a report from Commissioner Banning
Of Water district No. ? that 20 farmers
fully armed. marched TO the headgates
Of the Fulton ditch. and breaking down
the headgate allowed an immense
amount OF water 10 flow into the ditch
thus saving their crops.
When the gatekeeper tried 70 inter
feTe with them, they threatened him
with death.
Commissioner Banning reports he
was unable 20 learn the names OF q
single person engaged in the attack.
The headgafe Of the Fulton ditch Is
ten miles north Of Denver on the Platte
above Henderson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02
rwn Nnr. Rnhh.r. c.nrh,.

III Paso. Tex. Aug. 1.-Two more OF
the robbers who held up Mexican
Central train and secured $4,000 from
the Wells-Fargo express car have been
captured at Gomez. Palacio and nearly
$4,000 has been recovered. The first
robber was Identified as "Blll" Taylor
who held up a Santa Fe train az Cole
man. Tex. and killed two men. He
was sentenced TO death for that crime,
but escaped to Mexico
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02
ANOTHER NEW PLAN.
Southern Pseide wni csa,rei Cromwell
Lin. fram New Orl.sa.


Line tram New Orleans
New York. Aug 1.--Another change
has been made by the Southern Pacific
In Is new plan for handling ocean traf
hc between New York. New Orleans
would establish dierct service 10
merce. a shor, time aga announce
men, was made that the Southern
Pacific. or Morgan line. would abandon
New Orleans a. a through port and
which has been plying between New
Galveston Tor an through traffic. It is
now learned fhat The Cromwell line.
distinct from the Morgan line. has been
YORK and New Orleans as a service
distinct froh the Morgan line. has been
placed under the management OF the
Southern Pacific: the local agency and
Offices have been abolished and the
three vessels OF the line will hereafter
sa. from the Morgan line pier semi.
weekly. Whether the Cromwell line
will continue as a separate corporation
or will be formally taken over by the
Southern Pacific h ueauuT a.
The Morgan lines arrangement for
It's through tfaric will take effect at
once with the sailing OF FL Norte for
Galveston. A, the same time the Co
mus will be dispatched from New Or
leans.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02
SHIPPED TO CUBA.
Machinery 81 a Loai.isns sugar min "a
ne Put Up There.


New Orleans. Aug. i.-Consideraol'
interes, Is taken here in the sale OF th'
Ashton plantation. II is one OF the
best places in the vicinity Of New Or
leans and has been a large producer ol
sugar. The property wa sold for ses.-
600, and the purchasers announce all
the modern machinery for sugar max
ing will be taken down and shipped Ia
Cuba 20 be relnstalled there.
The purchasers declined 10 say why
they had decided 20 abandon sugar cui.
tivation in Louisiana. but their plans
are taken TO indicate the belief that
ultimately Cuba will he given all the
protection she asks, OF the island will
be annexed. and in either OF these
events II will be cheaper 10 raise sugar
In Cuba than In Louisiana.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02

New York. Aug. l--Governor Gotta
OF the province OF Formosa. Japan. has
visited Ellis island 10 study American
methods OF excluding Chinese immi.
grants Japan Is said to be preparing
10 adopt an exclusion act. and Cover
nor Gotta IS gathering data as 10 the
manner IN which this country has car.
ried out the system OF keeping Chi
nese from our ports.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02

New York. Aug Judgment for
s2S2. $50. rendered by default last Fri
day In favor OF John l. Reed against
Riley A. Boges OF San Francisco. vice
president OF a mining company. has
been vacated by Judge Dickey OF the
Kings county court The judgment
was for claims alleged to be due on the
sale OF stock.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02

London. Aug. LID. r. Shackelion.
member Of the Labor party. has been
elected 10 the house oi commons. with
out opposition. TO an the vacancy In
the seat for Clltherge division OF Lam
cashire. caused by the elevation to the
peerage OF Sir Ughfrcd James Kay
shattlewcrth. who was a Liberal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02
on,., :, sh.r.na..h.

Shenandoah. Pa. Aug. IA more
quiet town than Shenandoah Il would
be difficult TO imagine Peace reigns
everywhere. The only thing now at
tracing attention In this vicinity Is
the camps OF troops who have settled
down for a period Of enjoyable camp
life.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02
-. Nv r-.,-...ar.

Austin. Aug. President Houston
OF the Agricultural and Mechanical
college has returned from the north
and east where he visited the princi-
pal institutions. He says he viii have
about six new instructors IN the col
lege this year from some OF the best
Institutions OF the country.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02

Cowes. Aug. 1.-The king continues
TO improve The royal yacht left for a
cruise 20 the eastward His majesty sat
late on the deck Thursday evening en-
loving the minstrel performance given
by the yachts crew The prince and
princess OF Wales have started for Lon
don.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02
cr.rr fr.m n,.fh,.,lnr.

Austin. Aug. Tom Rooney. well
known young man OF Austin has been
placed IN the insane asylum. lie be-
came crazy from being overheated. He
imagined he was a murderer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02
Au,amoh,,.. Ese,ma.a fem P.,k.

Omaha. Aug. by vote Of 20 ?
the park commissioners have decided
that automobiles shall be excluded
from the parks and boulevards Of
Omaha The fact that children ara an
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02

New York. Aug. According 10 a
report to the board OF health. the re
cent death OF Alfred Croneberger. IA
months old. was due to the bite OF a
mosquito. which caused erysipales.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02
sl,,r.s.,.n neal-. R.se,er.d.

Melbourne. Victoria. Aug. 1.-So far
G. bodies have been recovered from
Mount Kimhla colliery. M Wolloneone
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02

asngercd IN tne parks Is one reason as
siened. bur the principal one is the
number Of accidents caused by runa-
why horses.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02

New York. Aug. News has beer
received here Of the death In Cylon OF
Mrs. Colville b. wiimot. granddaughter
OF Cyrus W. Field
Iowa Railroad Asss--s--.-- a-~.e-.-s.
Des Moines. Aug. 1.-The executive
council has increased the railroad as
sessment OF Iowa s4.0fi,556. making a
total Of s5..ii2.sli.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-02

wnere the explosion occurred -nnrs-
day. The work OF rescue Is much ham.
pered by afterdamp In the mines.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-21

Coz II C"m'y Democrat At mpta Sui.
edo IU tIn..viuc.
[Danville Register

l. WI ''Ai' o"f'Si j
During the brief 81 lay Of the Cook
county democrats in this city on Sun
day several practical jokes were
praoticed Oh few of the visitors by
members Of their own party. One
gentleman was charged with steal,
ing dog in Richmond and arreste d
for the alleged crime, but was later
let into the joke, which he enjoyed
to the fullest. Another was told that
warrant WAS out for him and 30 o. {.
This appears to have been q popular
mode of having fun, but it appears
to have bceu carried just II little too
far.
Several hours after tho train on
which these Westerners travel d, had
left Danville, Que of tho number was
noticed sitting in the lobby of Hotel
Burton, looking pale and weak az
though in deep trouble. Hs WAS ap-
preached by gentlem an and asked
II he had gotten left. The reply
came that he (the strangely WAS un
der arrest and that he was waiting
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-21
Ourrk g About Authors.
The BOOkman.

The Bookman
What does Anthony Hope?
TO Marietta HolIey.
What happens when John Ken.
drick Bangs1
Samuel Smiles.
When is Marion Evans Cross?
When William Dean Howells.
When did Thomas Buchanan
Readp
just after Winthrop Mackworth
Praed.
Why WAS Rider Haggard?
Because he lot Rose Terry Cooke.
Why is Sarah Grand?
Tomake Andrew Marvel.
How long will Samuel Lover?
Until Justin Winsnr.
What gives Jonn Howard Payne ?
-. When Robert Burns Agustus
Hnre
-. When did Mary Mapes DodgeY
When George w. Cutter. -"
Where did Henry Cabot Lodge?
In Mungo Park, on Thomas Hill.
Why did LOWS Carroll?
To put stop to Francis Quar-.
les.
Why is George Canningp
To tench Julia Ward Howe.
What allied Harriet Beechers
Slower
Bunyan.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-21
TWICE A WEEK. S1.5O A VIA u

who was not ablo to take it. 1t is
i'll these scriptural habits, aud in
those old fashioned paths-old as
tho Bible that we find the secret of
his happy and useful life, and the
strength and beauty of his character.
We can SEQ now, too, the harmony of
tho occurrences which were CLOSING
his career and preparing him for the
sudden summons. Less than month
before wo observed the week Of PRAYER
recommended by the evangelical al
lance, and partook of the Lords
Supper on Sabbath. Then came his
last Sabbath here. As assistant s,l-
porintendent he porformod his du-
ties, heard his class, attended meet.
ing of session after tho preaching
services. Monday morning urt"
family worship, and brcakfas:, he
went out to his pump with bis col
olou nl"l 10 90 SOme work on 1t, foil
into tho arms Of his servant and OK
plrod. The silver cord was looscd;
the golden bowl was broken. Tho
next afternoon when we carried his
mortal rem"ins to tho cemetery, the
banks and stores were all closed
unprecedented tribute to Il private
citizen. Almost every person in that
great throng from tho town and
county folt the loss of faithful aud
personal friend. Many Of III saw
that day with fuller vision that god
linoss is profitable unto all things,
having promise of tho lfo that now
Is and that which is to come.
E. Il. McCLlNroCK.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-21
KOESTEIt'S NOMINATION.
President Stands by Him and He Will be
Confirmed.

Washington, Feb. 17.-Colloctor
George r. Koester was here today and
had brief interview with the presi
dent. Koester's nomination is still
held up in the senate committee on
finance, although the sub committee
to which it was referred reported it
favorably to the whole committee.
The president has no intention Of
withdrawing Mr.. Koester's nomina,
ton, and his friends in the senate
are confident of his ultimate confirma-
tion.
It is understood that some of the
Republican leaders in South Caro-
lima, who are fighting Koestor's
nomination, are promising to give
the South Carolina delegation to the
next Republican national convention
to any man who will defeat Koester's
confirmation. Senator Teller, who
now acts with tho Republicans, is
one of the members of the finance
committee who is opposing Koester's
confirmation.--News and Courier.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-21

Remaining in postollicc for week end
ing February II, 1902.
B-Sim Birtcn, Mrs. J. d. Balton,
John Boyd, Rev. w. II. Bantton.
C-Glcnn Cannon, j. A. Cannon, S.
II. Chappcll, Mrs. Mary Ann Crumor,
sam Cooper, G. u. Curry, Emma
Croumpton.
D--M. G. II. Dliurd (2), Charlie Da-
Wis, Lizzie Donaldson.
"A. IT, Fcagle.
G-Mat Gcatil, Allie Gallman, Hen
Gillian, NJ. A. Con-, Preston Gril1lnS
Miss Mary Gatson.
II-Georgc IIatty, Miss Matte Ilar-
mon, Noah Harris, Gillian Holman.
J-Vinnie Johnson, Daisy johnson.
K-Thomas Kirk, Butler e. Coon.
TO. T.. Livingston, Simon p. Long.
Nj. ii. Miller, Mary E. Mangum.
Ada McCarty, Tiler Means, l.. w
Mills, S. McCord,
N-Martha Nance.
P--Abbic Pitts.
R-John Ramsey, Pink Robertson,
George Rutherford, Mrs. Eliza Ruff,
Timer Roof.
S-Mies Charlotte Spcarman, J. B.
Smith, Hattie Sheppard, Mrs. Christ
ina Smith, Samuel Smith.
T-Ed Todd, George Turner l2),
V-Hattie Vaughn.
W.. M. Werts, j. II. Werts,
Johnnie Wilson (2), Narsis Williams,
John G. White, Miss Maria Williams.
Persons calling for tho letters will
please say thoy wero advertised,
FRANK l. BYNUM,
Acting p. M.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-21
Booker T. Washington.
Bunyan,

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. Id. - The
senior class Of the Nebraska State
University has caused excitement,
owing to their selection of Booker
Washington aa class orator next
June. The illfeoling may result
either in the withdrawal of tho invi.
tstion or half a dozen members of
the senior class of the college.
A class eeting was called today
to discuss the matter. Five seniors
notified the president Of the class
that if the invitation is not with.
drawn they will refuse to appear,
though they forfeit their diplomas.