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New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
EMPEROR BIDS GUESTS FAREWELL.
Pope's Gift to Bridal Couple Mosaic Copy Oh
Gri3o 2sri's "Aurora"

Berlin June EMPEROR William took MS freholi
guests to Doeberitz to-day and exercised the sec
rd cavalry Brigade of the guard for their OBJ
servation He afterward entertained them at
breakfast in the camp and brought them PACK 70
Berlin in automobiles. The Emperor called again
on Grand Duke Michael at the Russian Embassy
to-day and bade him farewell His majesty Also
tsitad others of the departing princes and bade
them goodby.
The Pope's gift to the crown prince ana cro"H
nrlncess which Cardinal Kopp personally present
ed with a cordial letter to the Emperor yeSter-
day, is mosaic representation OF GUIDO rem >
aurora" in the Rospglios Palace.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

Wc desire to remind our readers ruho are
about to leave the city that THE TRIBUNE mill
be sent By mail to any address in this country
or abroad, and address changed as often as
desired. Subscriptions may be giuen to your
regular dealer before leaving, or, if more
Convenient, hand them in at THE TRIBUNE
office.
See opposite page for subscription rates.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
BAR RECEPTION FOR Mr.. cHoATE.

The Association of the Bar will hold reception
at the association clubhouse In 4sd and 44th sts.
on June Is. in honor of the return of ex-Amhassa-
dor Choate. At the regular May meeting of the
association appropriate resolutions we're adopted.
and Mr.. Root, the president in accordance with
their provisions. appointed the following commit
tee: Joseph I4arocque. John z. Parsons. John i.
C,adwalader Hamilton Oden William d. Guthrie,
James Byrne. C. n. Bovee and Bronson Winthrop,
TO act with him. The dinner will be served by
DaIrn
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

othe unfortunate position in which this city
has been placed" in regard TO the railroad IN
question but there is practical uuanimty as to
the unfortunate position i'll which it has been
placed by aldermen and their Inability TO
take any action which looks solely to the eooa
of the city rather than to their own lndivid-
uaIly and collectively. As things stand now.
however, it must be admitted that the alder
men are trife behind the game. Inc people
through their legislature. got in their :" mere
as and "Resolved" first.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
MR.. HAY SAILS FOR HOME.

London June T.-Secretary Hay and Mrs HAY
left London at noon to take the White Star Line
steamer Baltic at Liverpool, whence they sailed
for New-York to-day. The company attached
royal to the boat train for the convenience Ok
the Secretary of State. Ambassador Reid and Mrs
Reid Secretary Carter and Mrs Carter and Few
personal friends bade goodby to Mr.. and Mrs Hay
at the station.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
THE CABINET.
rFRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU.

lFRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU.I
washington June 7.-Secretary and Mrs' ar, IT,
who returned from Hot springs va to.u's, -
-, bro on Monday for West Point to attend
The graduating exercises. The Secretary Will oe-
liver the diplomas to the graduates
Secretary Morton has gone to New-1orK lor d
few days on private business, and Assistant oecre-
tary Darling Is in charge OF the navy
~ ,Trton and Miss Pauline Morton have also
coma To New-York and will sail for Europe on
JuDe 10 TO remain until fall.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
OPERATION ON SENATOR poLLlvER.

Washington. June 7.-senator ]. p. Dolliver, OF
Iowa. has undergone an operation for an affection
OF the In the part OF the and above
the right eye. Several weeks ago the Senator,
while returning from Iowa. where he went 10 at
tend the funeral OF his father contracted severe
cold which resulted IN neuralgia. Later the duets
became involved and the trouble not yielding 10
treatment readily. the operation performed
yesterday, 1t was successful. and the Senator VIII
probably recover IN ten days two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
lrnn,1 rHE rKIBUNE RUREAU. J

IFROM
yvsbirston June 7-Kogoro Takahira the
ro-a.asa Minister VINO recently recovered from an
attack of appendicitis is i'll at the legation, with
symptoms of another attack, and is under the care
of d physician.
Nine des Portes de la Fosse, wife OF the couH-
sellor of the French Embassy, and ner aaus shlef; T.
Mile Cuilmette des Portes de la Fosse, Will san
this week for France, where they will attend the
wedding of the Prince de Bearn, formerly OF the
embassy in washington, and Miss Beatrice Winans'
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
DECORATION FOR DR.. cHARcoT.

Paris June Minister of Marine Thomson has
decorated DIR. Charcot the explorer. VINO mas
just returned from voyage to the Antarctic re-
gions with the of the Legion of Honor.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
MIR. RUSSELL HoMEwARD BOUND.
To Testify in the Controversy Between
Loomis and Bowen.

Washington, June THE Navy Depal 'ilielIt NJ. we
z,.5 20 -5ov of the sailing OF the cruiser Colum-
n,a from Cartagena Colombia. having Minister
Russell who is coming to Washington as WITNESS a
in the Ioomis-Bowen controversy. on ooaro- AH0
Columbia will go TO Hampton ROADS,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

Mr.. Choate returns from his honorable and
successful mission abroad TO receive de-
servedly warm welcome at home. He VIII ma
that tie distinguished place which ne held SO
long in the civic and social life OF Ne"-forK
has not been filed In his absence but Is waiting
to be reoccupied by him at his earliest con-
yenience
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

Imprisonnent for reckless and lawbresklng
ar,tomobilists is now the order of the day. Some
of the .scorchers' may think it is pretty haro oh
them. but it is not nearly so hard on theIn as
their "scorching' is on the general public ana
after ALL it is the people and not the "scorchers
who own the streets and whose welfare Is to De
held in chief esteem.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
-4n,HseneHfs.

..,rAfy OF MUsIC--s:l5Love' LotteTxi,, Review.
AS-s'fN :. STrfF rs SS-S l5--C ilsert and Sullivan
49, ts,.esi - IL lifting tbe Lid al y
= -15--fsueetiile ,soer
IsE tfsSlAS@- 4es> " =
e9ssS eos.S,S II ~ sNTS I5rea1aiand - Luna PARK
Animal Areaa
,-r,.-N NE-SFF.--Wo,Ed ID in haS = s:16-
EaMNERsTEIN's PARADISE ROOF ''A',
Vaudeville
rzaRI,lcN-2- -s:I:E Hamlet; ,,,,..,-r r,,r,
Ssfs ~ F--->-s Yankee Circus On N
-r,sS,THs.so-77le I!el- the HooTan
5l51S-i,-rx :l1--SeTgesht i9tus-
So .15-Fantala. Night Concerts
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
DEGREE OF IL. D. FOR COLONEL HARVEY

Charleston, S. c.. June THE board of trustee:
of Erskine College has conferred the degree O
Doctor of Laws on Colonel George Harvey. of New
York.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

church to a house wedding the other attendants
who had been chosen were dispensed with
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

It is now Prince Bulow. as 1t was Prince
Won Bismarck The present Chancellor has well
earned his promotion, and it is to be hoped IN
his behalf that that sweet aspect OF princes
toward him will not change. as 1t did toward
his ilIustrio1s predecessor.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Parsons will accompany
Secretary Taft his trip to the Philippines Mrs.
Parsons Is the daughter of Henry Clews.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

The subway sun parlor at express statlohS
is not likely to be popular when the oos s''i
RACES That fact should encourage the surface
and elevated roads to try to do business little
longer.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

rosoprces is another question, upon Which tne
futnra of the two countries may mrsei' ue
and
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

At the record price of 1898 20 foot for the lot
at the southeast corner of Wall-st and Broad
way. the old story about standing dollars On
edge for payment seems about realized cover
ing the ground with coins laid fiat Will no longer
nav for choice real estate in Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

General Linevitch's voice is sun IoT wall
though he admits he has no hopeS Oh uic'aliiis
neace at Toxic It is the business of general
- he conbatiye and hopeful, and the world
+berafore will think none the less of the doughty
Russian fighter because he is not yet ready to
call off the dogs of war.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
WEDDINGS.

1ostor June 7-Society in Boston and Cambridge
attended to-day two weddings which unl'eo nls ~
hers of well known families. Inc hTsI
was that Of Miss Catherine Bancroft, daughter Q.
f,aro1 william A. Bancroft, of Cambridge anu
Jyi1uar David HaviIand. OF Limoges. France 1nI
oorerconv was performed at the Shepard MeInoIIAi
church Cambridge. by the Rev. AIe1ahuel --'
Kenzie ,.,. 11s+t,,
The second wedding was that OF MISS Es,Ss1a
sargert granddaughter of r Jefferson |0oHue1'
80. u,encts Lee Higginson jr. This In45Litt,e 5it6D
took place at Trinity Church tbs cly, ~ bTide-
MIlIain ro aeA Vel known graduates Of Harvard
,,,. r,oddipg Of Miss Florence Emily Wilder ana
John Alexander Logan Campbell TOOK pace .'-"t
Sov a, the Birches stratford. Conn., the count
60 - yyiIIism Royal Wilder. uncle OF the orloe'
rrha ceremony was performed by the Rev ~ =
tIarlsn of Brooklyn. The maid OF honor was 1HISS
rrbu1v Fraser and Miss Caterine Cainpoe"
eoo-sr Girl The best man was Arthur b' Ia a.
nov a,ssars were Colonel w c. Brown. Andrew .
Trosier and Frank Butterworth. Inc o. Sa1op-
graduate Of Mount Holyoke S4issl lsTyer y Of New
York He is gEadu@Sts Of Sste dSis anG and the Yale
clubs.
A. the home of the bride yesterday afternoon
al t -. yvood Weir daughter OF the late hr.
- NTrs lanes B. Weir. was married 10 AFlAu-
S-ha,noan Cheney DR.. Henry c. Cheney ac'eo q
hest man. The maid of honor was MISS, Miss EasafI fowsr
Wer r ahe ,shsTs we're Reginald X Rose and James
Soyd Weir. brother or the priue
tay rpr.EeEApH TO THE raISUNEJ
Scranton PENN June T-BenJanin Wheeler 'e
sns. Of baltimore. and Miss Jennie NJ. 1Sa CiAiAo'
daugbter OF Mrs Mary Clarke. Of this city, W. sn,
married by Bishop Hoban in St Peters CatnsO--
or II O'Clock this morning. Among the preia'es .
-,-.,,u xera Nonsignor Joseph 2. Mooney tn'
hr,da.s cousin: Monsignor NJ. ]. IAveIs OF Ne" ~,
York the Rev Thomas % and Tibs the hsx Clarke was
srnaia of honor Edward j. Schrtyer, ol DSTiss
wore was best man. The brideSInalas w TySss,uedy
W. s,,ith of BaItimore: Miss Loretta FnSaIir ~
Mss Kittis OConnor and Miss TomasI,na I'd - Miss
New-York' and Miss Elizabeth Clark anu
Alice Hoban. OF Scranton
sprtngfeId. Mass. June Miss Eila -
PAYNE daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Edward "a. s,,rq
Of this city. and James wilson ereeiie' Al
ssTo--o, ..Tbe Buffalo Express" were marrieo =
80 o.ciock this afternoon In st Peters Foi-
9-Surch nv the Rev William Taylor l,aSan lSa st the
lowing the ceremony reception was heie -
home of the bride
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

curious error is eXtant in the statement
that Alfonso XIII is the first King OF Spain
that ever visited England. Philip Ii Oh SPAIN
was not an admirable character, ana poth coui-
tries might we'll wish to forget ms III S''iteu
excursions to the island which he aimed TO
o,r+,,ra for his own: but the fact of history is
+bo+ he did visit England after as well as be-
fore his accession to the Spanish throne
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

From Toxic comes word that Admiral Nebo-
satoff 'is not likely to sign his parole The
admiral may have heard of St Petersburg COM
ments on his part in the battle of the Sea OF
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Barrows sailed yesterday for
Europe. where they will remain until late in the
fall
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
Tpaer to advertisements
Business Notices.

No Relaxation
IN. r,u5endous growth in popuiar'S u
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE
as an advertising medium stih continues
During the first five months of 1903
r >rwyoRF1 DAILY AND SUNDAY TRIBUNE
Printed
45s475 Lines of Advertising
s.xOIudins TRIBUNE advertisements'
mon. than during the period OF iSo&
This public demand for
TRIBUNE ADVERTISING SPACE
proves that advertisers IN
THE TRIBUNE GET RESULTS.
CIRCULATION BOOKS OPEN
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

Sir Mortimer Durand. the British Ambassador.
viii come here from Washington tomorrow 10 at
tend the Pilgrims Club dinner in honor Of Joseph
H Choate in the evening
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

The creation of more national forest reserves
IS to be regarded with qualification, and the 1ee
ing will be deepened if, as time goes on the
reserves truly stay reserved
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

Norway found it almost as easy to become
nation as did Panama.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt have returned
to their place at Newport from New-York and
Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

Mrs. Henry Draper has left town for Dobbs
Ferry where she will spend the summer.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

This evening Robert D. wrenn who was one OF
the Presidents Rough Riders in the Spanish war
gives his farewell bachelor dinner at DeImonico's
His marriage to Miss Grace Dabney, of Boston
takes place on Monday next at Nahant
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs Robert de Peyster Tytus left town
yesterday for their country place, near Tyringhan
Mass. with Mrs. Edward Tytus
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
JAM ES -,
OYSTER MERCHANT

An English paper contains the following enter
prising advertisement:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-30
Death Of Mrs. Eliza Shelton.

Mrs. Eliza Shelton, one of the old.
est and most highly esteemed residents
OF the city, died a5 her home on North
Main street Friday night. Her death
was due primarily to the infirmities of
old agoo the deceased being q little
moro than 85 years old. q
Mrs. Shelton was q daughter of the
late Aaron Vandiver who lived in the
Meals Creek section Of the county.
She was married ia her young woman
hood to John w. Shelton. who died In
1894. No, children were born Of this
union. She leaves 8 sister surviving
her 20 Texas, and the only other near
relatives her niece, Mrs. j. .P. Sullivan,
and j.. e.. and w. A.. Yandiver, ne
phews. Of this city ;;}F.5 81
Mrs. Shelton was q woman Of strong
convictions and was devoted 1nember
Of the First Baptist Church Of this
city where the funeral exercises were
held Sunday afternoon. Rev. P. B 7
Estes conducted the exercises in the
absence Of Dr.. Chapman. The inter-
ment was in Silver Brook cemetery. 5;
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-30
Reck siiIl News.

Mr.J. w. Shearer died ct his home
here last Friday evening about three
o'clock. He had only been sick ahous
ten days, and his death was quite 3
shock to his many friends. Hs ygsss
born ia this connsy February, 1855.
therefore, no war % the ssyGBtY~;
fourth year, OF bis age. In hi3 yofsiigi
manhood days he went west anI
and then he retarned to his natiss
county. and shortly after his return he
married Miss LoRise GGaiaes, GGiia Of Green; !;
vile county, aud by this union Sonr
children was born unto them---tSy03
sons ara two daughters- three OF.
whom are Tying, VIZ, ~. Il. Shearer 0f,
this place, w. H.. Shearer aud Mre. 8.
A. Shirley, OF Anderson, all of whom
Mrs. J. +. McCiure, died In Anderson
about three years ago. n He has az
brother, VIM. She9rer, living In fsla r..
kansas, and T. C.. Shearer living II,
Texas and one sister, MrS. Crow. saiso
living in Texas. Besides his apel
widow, three children, two brothers.
one sister and o number or grandchil.
dren ha has 9, host OF friends to|tfit,urr
ais death. Rev. j.. II. Earle preached.
dgy following his tieeth, after which,
hts renaine were carried 10 Si.vsr
BROOKE cemetery for interDasnE. He
was Q brave ec1dier in the war l,sEWesn
the States, and fought TO the end !. He
WAC Q neiS Der D OF Shiloh 8 BRDfist
Church for Aamber OF yaasa and died
his reward. g sE5 & 3ss.sgS ~ q =
Protraeted eervices are In progress
this week at Providsncs. 81
Fodder palling ia on hand and the
farmers are bugV Eaf herring IL sstR p 4
Cotton 10 beginning to open, |, 5There
10 about two. thirds OF o crop I'm this
fieigheOrhood 81 ss|' '5
Conductor Z. s.. Lee and wife, of
birmingham, Ala., recently Visited
their sister, Mrs. j. T. Anderson, of
this place. q /; 3,i ..s8.
good. b. 4 n ,.Ts ..Es'g'X.
August 2S. s,$1 n
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-30
Iva News.

The trustees of, the Iva High School
at q recent meeting elected Prof. Cot
tingham, of Dillon, principal. Miss
Rene Kennedy, who taught here last
year, will again serve as assistant
teacher. Renewed interest has been
aroused in school matters, and the
session that will begin in the early
fail promises to be more than usually
s.
Prof. J. w. Ligon, principal Of the
LaGrange, Ca. graded school, has
been, visiting his brother, Joseph q.
Ligon, i. X =, 4 I. 5ssj ! 1s.; 5ii IS
Miss Annie Beatty has been elected
an assistant teacher in the graded
school at Fountain Inn. and will en-
ter upon her duties next month
w. p. Cook has returned from O
business trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. s. ". Watt and children, of
Due West, Visited relatiges near here
Mrs.M. nE. Cox, of Abbeville, has
been visiting her daughter; Mrs. s. T..
Wharton. WI ll5x ID: tit 5S.!!
L. Reid 10 erecting q nice elk room
dwelling In the western part OF town.
4 g. M. McAdams has purchased q lot
and will erect q substantial dwelling
h0nee upon it during the fall. .5I 81
The outlook eor good fall trade is
encouraging, and our merchants have
made ample preparations for handling
the trade. 51 !. y & j5s
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-30
! afiagalap Mckenzie CRUSHED to Death.


James j. hIck snaie, a flagfna.n Oh she
Columbia and GreenVille railrnnd, waa
.cruBhed to sieath etweers 81 the ! cars
w Mledneeday af tern 00n ut illiamston,
The train had .stoyped id Gu tha siding, fo
sake OF. on q q sSsarsi ar She young man
Ias.ea ..ll.! " nie aEat nfteInpt to make the
thee ngineerst tn move head 4 and ai; ths
train aad van ced heSS pFGGaed ded forward
TO ehe enter OF the track TO alilIiaE the
knnckle. OF the c0np ling st0 sh hich HE
ing up He failsd to motifs iiat the
Gal. behind svas Oliing towards him,
ana before 5hs cOnfd get }o1t Of ths way
the swo z, $carg cam es stpgeth har, u crushing
tths is ssnnfortnaat man between them ass
335S,Hr. " clAenzia was 30 teFribi crush
ed that dealt result ted almost inst hnt !
4 He ia sR son of IS C.! Shhs Ssnzis.
f0rmerl dmont, mud ii Young
man of about 2a sars of ags.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-30
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 30, 1905.
Killed by Accidental Discharge of Pistol.

#. Y. Cox, an operative in the Bel
ton Cotton mills, was killed Thursday
afternoon by tho accidental discharge
OF his pistol which he was in the act
OF cleaning. He and a companion,
Henry Stowe, were together and both
had just cleaned their weapons when
young Cox began swapping his pistol
to see if it would work. 1t seems that
he was ignorant of the fact that there
was still load in it. and when he
snapped it the weapon was discharged
and the ball penetrated the young
mans heart, producing instant death.
Mr. Cox was young man about 18
years Of age.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-30
Col. Patrick for Adlutsnt and Inspector
General.

The announcement that Adjutant
and Inspector General Frost will retire
from politics ae the expiration of his
present term brings into prominence
the gentlemen who will probably be
candidates to succeed him. Col. sJ,
NJ. Patrick of this city, assistant to
Gen. Frost, announced come time ago
that he would be in the race In case OF
Gen. Frost's retirement. Col. Pat
rick has made q good officia. end the
people of the State could not do better
than to bestow. this honor upon 9
worthy and capable man.
The Columbia State OF Sunday says:
"Col. Jno. NJ. Patrick, the efficient
and courteous assistant adjutant gen
eral, has also been mentioned as the
illogical candidate Col. Patrick has
had charge of annual inspections, and
has demonstrated his fitness in @ tech
nical way. He has also given his
time to the encampments and las dis
played not little executive ability.
He 10 very cordially liked and wonfd
make strong race, as he did three
years Ggo when he opposed Gen.
Frost ia the race to succeed Gen.
Floyd"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-30
!, 20 .7rrF,5 ~
Denver Dots.

Waiter Blackman, third con of Mr
and Mrs MRrshaI & Slackman died ofithe
23Ed and was barred next day at Sandy
Syringe. his pastor, Rev. s.. w. EfeStry,
conducting the funeral aervices. Z. Tie
deceased was 9 deaf mute, about 90
years OLD and was sick Onl u 4 a. few
diseaee OF tho brain, which in iuceii
vnlsions. he family have the
heartfelt lt symrathy OF many friends In
their sad af1icsion. This ia the second
one to be taken by death from the
family circle in ess than q year. 80 5SE5s
II w. D.sS Garrison, j RI who has been
spending mis- vacation q at home, was
unable 20 Sretlrn to iliB work In Char
leston g. q last geek oI, aceeuat Of being
0 40 81 iisses Suiiisan, s6f uIsgHVifi.:
are yisiting cir aunt, is & "a rs. s: ). :lpr, M,
Major 4 and other tiYesS In this VII
Prof. ". i. Ghapmau, ii i nlotl,er M 81 ssr. rs.
turned to- her homo 4 In GrseHViilc
county Monday after spending EsY4
ieral days VIII slers son and ami 10
S,s !. seaDr OH, CT Gharl eaton, ,s left
visit 60 tho fainil II of 1lg. wv. ID. Car
Es ouitss IS number sof Denver ,,eople
went ON the sS ith4 Bfock excnrsibn
TO TaIlnfahs Falla last iH Hhures syg q
.. Din Hal ~ kacI0 I0ae his Gno Normal
SGiloni OF Il Music sss sand EDrirsgs
With q concert on Sep ptsulber snd "a
}atnsll sad 9 mission q fse sfi sbs Shar rgsd,
7;sS i. 81 Viii aiior dsSsi ARA sraI graat st
TO the;l0vera OF niue Csig sa ssI
s I'D v .s}sI DEcEW OF lebanon. is
having his horse rem 0Je sled by that
mAetarsmeGhan ic, JgS s. Met Hal Gil 8yss
sisted w il. . Gil It. will besR Rsfsa
mp with atl mod dsrn ncGnyaniencssgn md
Nslsn y Aniahed ill be s one n Of tt prsts
]. Oily So aeliatI ia baii ding a
Mge
Maior, DIT DenVeEs " grs BnrFiss iii hay
Ing his house husi 6 on sti d pubic fDiafi
about s. niles north nf Anderson. IA
yS ~ y: and EaIs ss 4 b. q DOnt Of Ails
ton, were the guests !; ID y q R Z
IS Garrison and falnil 81 sSAtnrd as
g !. hSira. % Ma or ean d I,iscees the
Misses sa III Ivan. sof Grsanv ilIs, sos sed
the iiamil SssarTEi asn zoilz s.
] sss larulaf and ~ iifs. and S.S ii.
lailmer ana ofs And dsraOi vars
!, the lssta sof I,s Anna
siss Fins 8 silnp ,t rsnss, has
fo her uncle 81: s ssss
oas ss sss RsIa fsas sRs a ssai aasa
q cn gnse
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-30
Wfeck at Calhoun Fails.

A through freight train on the Sea.,
board ran into an open; 6wiicn at Cai-
3h0un Falls Saturday nj ght, and one
man wac killed and several injured as
were thrown from the track. IE ID
thought that the switch u ID tampered
with by some gniscTeant and an inYea-
tigation will be made into the affair. 5
de!phnB Donald dson, o. negro train
hand. was killed The ii2i uTeli 8are:
,G.V Syfau.S sDgineer, leg and foot
crashed; Louis EeTgC olorsd, !,
bruised; g. H. Hinns Ct, fireman, acaId-
edt several othera OF the stgatn 1 crew
inj uCs,d I.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-30
MIR. Rucker Elected to The Legislature


The Democratic county executive
committee met Thursday morning and
tabu!ated the vote cast in the primary
election on the Tuesday preceding.
Hon. E., M. Rucker, Jr., was officially
declared the nominee, having obtain
The total vote was 1869. Little in
terest was manifested in the result,
and IN two boxes, Mt. Tabor and Rock
Mills, no votes were cast. The votes
were distributed among the candidates
as follows: :.
.. n. Rucker, Jr. 1885
=. j. Kay. .548
II. M. Prince.-..................24 .241
Total =. t i 500.
Mr., Rucker has served two terms in
the Legislature, and he will have the
advantage OF experience in represent
ing hle constituency. He fisls out the
unexpired term of Judge Prince.