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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
TENNIS. MATCH
BEGINS \. TODAY.
Many Players From Out Of
Town Will Com
pete.
MEMS SINGLES FIRST EVENT
Ladies Play On Tuesday After
i,oon-Tllc Public is
Invited

a. Tho Old Dominion Tennis Tournament
opens this afternoon at $3.50 OH the benu-
tiful dirt courts OF the Hermitage Cjdlt
Club grand stand has been completed
to accommodate the gallery, who uro
expected to witness the matches Tho
entry list Is unusually good and Includes
4 number OF out Of town players OF
considerable reputation. rhc entries viii
not close until today at noon. when tho
drawings VIII take place. Among tho out
4 OF town entries are NJ. A. Agelasto. cx-
champion OF Virginia, champion Of Nor
folk; II. c. Brdgers, "tunncr-up'' this
year OF tho Vermont championship, being
only defeated In the finals by Semp RUSS,
the Gulf States champion, In close
match, and Mr.. Mcintosh. who has Just
returned from the Maryland champions
ship, whore he covered himself with
honor Amongst other out OF town en-
tries nrc Klnsolvlng, Webster and Call.
The local players have also entered
/ IN large numbers, among whom are Fol
lard, tho Richmond champion; Coke,
fH"runner-up'' In this years tournament;
Evan. who with Pollard, holds tho
championship in doubles OF this section
also Mullen. wigs, Perrin, Cary, Lea,
Hubbard and Williams. Other entries
principally from outside the State. arc
q expected NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5tHc %IOuTa VI
closing OF entries.
Ladies Who Will Contest.
Among tho ladies entered nrc Miss 81.
c. Evans. champion OF virginia.; Miss
61'annor, the Petersburg crack: also Misses
Meredith, Winston, Powers and others.
Tho entry list is a large ono and. juds-
Ing from the players entered. some very
good tennis will be played. Owing TO the
entries not being yet closed, the drn W
,ngs cannot be published at this time.
but It can be said that some good
matches will come on this afternoon.
The management states that men's sin
giles Will be commenced this aftHnoon.
THE other events conslsting o. ladies'
singles. mems doubles and mixed doubles.
viii be commenced ns soon as possible
and played each day thereafter until COM
pleted along with tho mems singles. The
handsome cup offered Is now on exhibit
ton al the club and great deal OF
speculation Is being INDUCED IN as 10
the probable winner, as several Of the
OUT OF town players and also some OF
the strongest locals seem TO have q
good chance to win
As previously stated. the public is cor
daily invited to attend.
The results OF to-day's play VIII pc
published in Tuesdays paper and cach
day thereafter there will be given ne
results OF the previous days play.
Mr.. John a. Coke, Jr., Will act rs
referee ana Will cnll the matches
promptly ench day. I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Rits From Boykins.
I, ~ !, nj ,,,,na. r,I,nni 3

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch 80
BoYKISs, vA, Sept ~, y rae Sunday
Rev. W'l G. Binir is assisted by Rev J. D..
Hart OF hmn,sFf nsss OF near Franklin. Va.
i I. r s'ene.t'nf Mrs G. r.. bradshaw.
ctarer Of Severn n G wss IN ~
IS "N ~ 8. Il. sDrewry. 81 Pnopolts Va. was =
this place Thursday on business. :, ana chm
drsn: or Of Brahchviiie. Va. have been sueses
OF MIS- =, \; ~; Toe OF Ahoskle. n. G..
~, cap Fr,aax morning. al Ills home. Mr. Tay,os
9yaa fsi e ssySTs ysad'
nhtid rcn Mrs. S. j.. Beaton. OF this town.
E Is daughter Of the deceased q. i v,,,
Mrs Carter WILLIAM lett rf nun y =.
Msssrs, Grover Powell and Hinton . Gr'z Siuis
5I.ft This week TO attend The FRANKLIN st'''
As Mr II III Gray IS very III At his no, hom'
hcre There Is but little hope Tor MS siie'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
nv Associated Prcss.)

81 (By Associated Prcss.)
NEW ORIEANS September lO.-Ihle
oti,c,n, rcport of tho yellow fever stun stun
ton up 10 6 P. NJ. follows:
New cases, 81.
Total, 2,2se.
Deaths
Total, 316.
New fool, II. -
Cases under treatment, $50
Cases discharged. 1,e77
The unfavor:lblc, part OF the nunua,
report Is tho unusually large 'Au 'l ~ ~
dcnths Nnother distinguished member OF
tbn Roman Catholic clergy is In the lis.'
Tother l.. E. Green OF the Jesuit COL
iagn Hc died at 4 o'clock this after-
nnor after being III exactly week. ne
wns struck with "a chill last SUNDAY JUS.
after delivering n. lecture. put lhousnss
nothing OF it. The next day ne f'sl.eu
n room in the college which had Deell
screened and made ready Tor e ' ny
IN accordance with the suggestion OF ". !.
white, and jokingly remarked 70 one OF
his colleagues that they had the ropi''
ready now and only needed the hrst p''
tlent. A few hours later ne was tnel w W
c,,nont. He was latcrstransferreds TO the
Hotel Die,i. He suffered from otner s .Il
nlicatlons; which caused the fatal ending.
Ia had been here about two years. ahd
In was thirty oight years OF age
and 4 native OF England He
Mad been here about two years, ana
vas teacher In the branch school con :
Quoted by the Jcsuits on st. Philllp
Street. ,,,,o
There Is not n single Italian name
among the other deaths. one occurreo
ii tho Emergency Hospitnl, ono n Al
rlers and ono in the French asylum on
st. Ann. Street.
81 Old Market sFurnigated.
since the Marine Hospital servicnlihns
,honn in charge the officers have, dtseop'
cred fifty-sevcn foci OF Infection Wnlct
had been Of some standing and were
unknown except through the SECONDARY
|. Infection, The district officers nave peer
especially dil!gcnt IN thus = tracing :, = "
injection. and this has been the means
~ checking what threatened to be scriou!
nests in different neighborhoods
This afternoon tho famous old Frcnci
Market was fumigated. The BUILDING
hcinr an open one and extending for lou
| blocks, from st. Ann Street to ursullne
| presented a difficult problem for fumiga
lion Assistant Surgeon Berry. who Is II
command in the infected district, sathere'
his force and witha half carload OF sui
phur started the fumes working u u Q
the stall keepers had been notified :
remove their pershable articles from %
mnrl,et. The fumes ascended In dens
clo,,d into the cavcrnous domcs OF IN
market buildings and thousands OF bat
and lnyriads Of Insects Of kinds, no
to mention files and mosquitoes. "er
killed. 1t is the purpose OF the authori
ties to trent other old market building
In the same way later on. "A
There was little news from the countr
to-day. The most important was tina
from the health officer OF La FOurch
Parish. reporting four cases at I.
8 Fourche Crossing, on the opposite aide {
s tho Bayou from the two sporadic case
there two or three weeks ago. Thci
we're two deaths In that parish Sunda;
one alta Rose and one at Midway, bt
tween Cutoff and Leeylllc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
STATE STREET CHURCH,
BRISTOL, VA, DEDICATED

BRiSTOI4, Va, September lo.-The
State Street Methodist Church. South;
here, which was but recently completed
s27 Goo, was dedicated to-day. The SER
mon mon by DR.. Collins Denny, OF Wander,
bilt University, Nashville, was nstcned
TO by more than fifteen hundred people.
viii hold It's annual meeting next month
4 love feast held In the church this ar,
ternoon was conducted by Dr.; Dayid
Sulllns, Of Cleveland, Tenn. me ser
tyler Frazier OF Marion. an uncle o.
Roy. John D. Frazier, who WIS chap
lain on the Olympia In tho naval pay
tia of Manila. Ftf gF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Coloreel Horse Show.
Especial to Tho TImes-Dispal

iSpeciaI " Inv A'"'tpr'D''1t. !, IL. a, -,
WILDWOOD, Sept. lO--The yearly m,e''n ~
Thursday in Mr.. R,tP. Pages Er,n'p,a, Nm
Royce It was eredltahlc sSillp't,o enp nnu Only
largely attended by the coii3EHa yas
thrown in one OF The races bs norge s,epp pm,
on his chest. lie was painfnl'ypslg 3A''3 feh''
Among Inc prominent cxhibt9rs , %h3 ~ -,
celycd prizes We're william HATH nS.dent ~ the
for Mr.. Charles Mullkn pres.uiAn; bbsrt f,nr.
lyle, Isobert Banlslcr. William Porter a -
William Ford. f,ttHt ~ 4r3} - z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
MISSISSIPPI SITUATION.
-Four New Cases Reported Yes
terday From .Vicksburg,
(Ry AssocInted Press,.

Fl JACKSON, MISS, September lo-The
mississippi yellow fever summary for the
mast twcnty-four hours Is as follows:
Vicksburg, four new case.
Ctulfport, Mississippi City and Natchcz
ono new case each.
No new points OF Infection have, api
pearcd in the State, and no suspicious
cases are under observation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
GOMEZ With GREAT
ESCORT IN santiago An JIG D
Police Made Elaborate Arrange,
ments But No Disorder Ac-
companied Parade,
fy nv A ssociated PreSS,) frts

SANTIAGO DID CUBA, September lo'--
General Gomez, Governor Of Santa cara
tr,,rovincc and Rational Liberal candidate
FOR the presidency, and an escort Of g
thousand ,horsemen, entered the city thls
morning and paraded. The Governor =, o.
this province and the Mayor Of me c ,,ce
anticipating disorder, made elaborate Pc,
lice arrangements, but these were ton ~
10 be unnecessary, 'as there we're ~ ~ esas q
,Ghoernor 'aomez was given Q brilliant ~ !
reception nt4ithe San Carlos Clup tH ~
afternoon, apd addressed meeuhs -
the theatre at night,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Two Barns Burned.

tspssss,,q1l 70 T e. A! seps is.WTwo barns
wsTe burned Owned sse mn eoi
thought me sa s.s earns n Which GOV:
epsd W ,hs Is i Ssgn Tor
wh,eh Is sl 6p az that
4 Po sa4ne wsFs and Slas mpe
time; Afoader and grain were lost,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
BANKRUPT NOTICE.

.... SssIc ~ - ~ FIRST MEETING OF
~ ~ = n >N CREDITOR ~ r1IE
IN THE ,Hz P aTFgAIFIss n S9 THE EASTERN
w 4 .9 +: N %sH'5Sn s pansru Fl
fseS m \ Bankrupt. ,.pprN
OF Miienbeck, y. the e Sorasyg Id :.
r Nntice "a hereby given that on 1t, the 2sth
day q AYgYs y d RI 1s sdju die led bank
ftSs: wi T. Sd
house, Hn. on u, IN 3, clock in the forenoon
a R R sG linz sad ersat9,s may as
tend prove their so e1 pamkru pPpo and trans
tee exH'n ntSer 'h hSsness as may properly
come before sai'u'a = p Cl1ARDWELl
Wa Referee in san I'
september 8, 1905. --.--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Vicksburg.
(Ry Associated Press,l

I YIcKsBURG, MISS, Contender y l0,--|
-Four new cases otfyellow fever reported
to-day three white and ono negro, bring
Ing the total up to twenty-ilve. Tho
three whites arc in n section in which no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Natchez. I
BY Associated Press

NATCHEz, MISS. September lo,-one
new case of yellow fever Ia reported to-
dny-H. NJ. johnson, Il grocerymnn. one
of the colored patients WAS discharged,
leaving five under treatment,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Yellow Fever Record. J,

LOUISIANA.
New Orleans 81 cases; Z sdIo deaths
Tallulah.......1t cases;a dctath1s
Patterson.....7 oasesi 2 deaths
La Fourohe ............t.,4 cases
Hanson CIty....,......'4 cases
kcnncr. .....,.2 cases; death death
DonaldsVlIle, ...... ..t....5..}''Ss c 'f
st. Rose. ............'.'{'''@- oa'e'
Pecan Grove. .........' DEAN ''
MISSISSIPPI.
vIoksbure.. ......4 new gases gases
oulfport. .,.....,...t new case case
M IS sslppl Clty.."..1 new case case
Natchez. ............1 new c 'as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
sPEcIAL Low RATES VIA SOUTH,
ERIN RAILWAY, ACCOUNT Of

ON SEPTEMBER 18TH and 10
Southern railway Will sell tickets to
.boldora OF National Farmers Congress-
tickets, Richmond to MI points south OF
ma potomac al ono fare, plus Zoe FOR
Che round trip. With return limit Sep
TENDER 2Sd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11

1spECIAL- LOW RATE VIA SOUTHERN
80 RAILWAY s...
IA, those attending Farmers National
tsnnnrress, at Richmond September 1905.
X one farc; plus 25c. for the round trln 20
Nall points, :, - .,,,a.i 1hth aud
18th. return limit September go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
.FAT'HERG.R:|E|:E|: |!
DEAD / | 4 FROM fGVER |.
Distinguished Catholic Cattle N. Educator '
of3New Orleans Stricken
Down.
rHE SITUATION NOT IMPROVED
MANY New Cases Reported j From rom
Louisiana Towns French .tt1e;
Market Funligated.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
The High School.

nv. Fox has contributed q paper on the
uIch School, q subject dear TO- his heart,
which will be found full of Interest;
The necessity for a High School us the
crown Of the city public school system
was recognized from the very beginning
Of our system Of ppbLHc eduGgAi9ny yo Inc sh
burn Urged its. establishment as an
% Ssse nbc rssGhi IF aqHI fgRsss MS
in brInviing the nia4ter1tof the attention
OF The School Board TaDd In inrresslns
the absolute need for such y tschoool. An
effort was made 10 arrange with lhe
trustees OF tho FirsttNorlnal school, W.
| Andrew Washburn. tprinclpal tMT lts ~
! corporatlon into our system, me lrus-
| tees, however having .roctlpedi itn iTonl
t ,hes Peabody fund, ideclined 70 enter, INTO
fhe ARRANGEMENT, Su bsequentlyj however,
In material and appliances we're purehhias,,
Cd by the school Hoard when 3 the tldih \
School was organlaSd4,st AlGan Y ins,' hul,nis
Who had pa..sed succeSffullYt tIroush1nr
m ~ VIA What Was called ! the i'Adyancedi
S ra%iflrio FOR y M shoPFt s2 ''S y
The Advanced Grammar" !. pupils, 70
Ee,hcr with pthcrs, osgswboa had pass N,'
were consolidated Into he, af
High school IN the falbszof anhi i, &c &c
on The South side of Broad treet ~
tween Ninth and Tenth. nov o%ne'
and occupied by ,,"TEc Insurance com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11

ATLANTIC COAST LINE r, n, SUNDAY
ExcuRSlON HETWEEN RICH
MoND AND PETERsBURG.
40 cENTs-HouND TRlP-Ao CENTS,
TICKETS good on. all regular trains Inn
ited to date Of sale, 4,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11

IN the beginning the work OK the d in,s ~
OF study, covering the usual branches -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Began to Teach Music.

LIN February, 1902 music was introduced
into the schools. and In September. 1908,
manual training was inaugurated. 5,,,
Drawing was taught last session for
+ the first time. AS early as 1890 business
course was In operation and a school Of
Estnography and typewriting had been
fn,,p I'D E. Us
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-04
A Wedding In Edgefield.
Chronicle.

Edgetield Chronicle.
Mr. Editor: Please allow ME
space in your paper, on last night
which was the 23rd of this month,
there was d marriage at my house or
NY home rather of girl that |
raised whose name was B B Garrette
is now married to Mr. Johnny Homes
and We had a grand time and almost
a glorious time and plenty to eat
and to furnish Jorge crowd of
about l75 or more people and after
which there was plenty left and her
presents was many in number. So
You fix itup like it ought to be and
excuse scattering words and bad
writing, 1 remain your Respec.
Rev Thomas Key.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-04
COWARD news.
Death Of Mrs Coxard-PeOple Coming
and GOlnq-A Marriage.

COWARD, M ay 1.-Anothel
has gone to her reward. Mrs
Margaret r Cox, beloved wife
of G E G Cox, passed peacefully
away Monday morning, May 1st
after several weeks of intense
suffering. Her funeral services
were conducted the follt wing
Tuesday at Scranton NJ E church
by the pastor, Rev VIC Gleaton,
and her remains were laid to
rest in the adjoining cemetery
Zone by one, we reach the
goal"
Miss Annie Bell Stewart OF
Ehingham spent last week with
relatives here.
Misses OrnegO James and
Edith Jones are spending the
week in Lake City.
Clement Cox of Lucille was
here Sunday.
Miss Allie Ray of Effingha m
is visiting her sister, Mrs S A
Cox.
Elk Auditor S ] Anderson of
Florence was called to the bed
side of his sister, Mrs Cox, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs W S Gardner OF
Lucille, were here Sunday.
Charlie Cox and family of Lu-
cile, were this week.
Mrs Ross Matthews of Friend,
field spent last week here.
Miss Beftie Graham spent
last week with friends at Friend
field.
Erwin Singletary and Miss
Louis Cause were happily mar
ried Sunday, April 18th, at the
residence of the officiating min
lister, Rev T E James. We ex,
tend congratulations. Florence
Times.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-04
TROUBLE IN BERRY Circles.
Great Loss to Truckers Through Lack
of Adequate Transportation Facilities.

LAKE CITY, S C, May q
Special: There is trouble in
the berry circles here and
trouble for others is likely to
follow. Growers, shippers and
consigneeS have united in the
fight for redress grievances
through lack of accommodation
Since Saturday morning TWEEN
ty-seven cars have been ordered
and only seven furnished, Only
four cars Saturday and enough
berries to load seven. YeSter-
day, Monday, about 1000 crates
were brought in and not car,
Notwithstanding IA had been re-
quested. Three cars were
dropped some time last night
and were filled early this morn
ing. All other berries must
stay here or 60 off, on account
of an express service that is al
most no service at all; for it
puts the berries on the market
two days after they are picked.
The situation is serious. Hun
dreds and thousands of dollars
have been lost already and the
entire business is in jeopardy.
The blame rests with the trans
portation companies.
In answer to a telegram Rail
road commissioners j H Whar-
ton and B L Caughman came
here to-day and have been busi-
ly investigating the matter.
Chairman Wharton wired Supt
W n Royal, of the Coast Line;
Mr. Chas Woodward of the Re
frigerator Co, and the division
supt of the So Express 60, call
ing their attention to the situa-
tion and asking an explanation.
Mr. A ID Gaskins has moved
to Florence.
"The Sage of Possum Fork"
was here Monday.
Mr. Arthur L Jones was in
Charleston yesterday
w L B.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-04
Florence District Conference.

The following pastors and lay
members were among those who
attended District Conference
at Newman church, Darlington
county, April 27-3O: Rev W B
Justus, Kingstree; Rev j "A
White, Cades; ReV L lnablnet'
Greelyville; Rev V Ray, Sal
tsrsi Rey Y G,E+, : B TRAY Eiek, Eins,orLi11e: Lake
Rev VIC Gleaton scranton;
T ] Clyde, Rome, lev A "
Jackson, Rome. ~ delegates;
Messrs B B Chandler, Rome;
J Davis Carter and j 7 Eaddy
Leo; J c Everett, Salters Depot
and perhaps others, Whoss
names we are unable to ascer
tain. Mr. Chandler was elecEf
delegate to the annual Confer
ence in Spartanburg.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-04
Tribute Of Respect.

SCRANTON, May Mrs Mary
Jane McGee, wife of Deacon
Pleasant McGee. on the 18th of
March, 1905, was transported by
death from the troubles OF life
to that undiscovered country,
from whence no traveller ever
returns. She had passed over
the divlnely appointed aye of
life by three years. God has a
purpose in every life by pro-
longing days; no doubt by
hers to more perfect her COM
panion e'er she left him alone.
He says, "by her beautiful
Christian life mine has been
made better" She was con-
sistent member of Scranton
Baptist church and the oldest
member of the Ladies Mission
ary Society. She loved the
church and attended its services
as ability and in6rmity would
allow.
Her chief labor on earth for
her Master was to contribute to
the relief and comfort of the
sick and distressed of her sur
roundings, a mission. which is a
constituent part of true religion.
Pure religion and undetiled be-
fore God is this, to visit the
fatherless and widows in their
affiictions-a labor whose re-
ward is not alone of earth but
in heaven. "Inasmuch as ye
did it unto the least of these,
We did il also to me. Enter thou
into the Joys of thy Lord"
Her closing words of life were:
81 shall not be able to 60 to my
church again." and soon passed,
we trust, upward to Him who
gave his life for the church.
And may her companion, who
is now parted from her, feel the
nearness of his Saviour, until
angels wings sweep him into
her eternal presence.
j W Truluck (Her Pastor)
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-04
ELECTION OF TEACHERS.
Entire Faculty Of Graded School Re.
elected on an Advanced Salary.

The board of trustees of the
Graded school met Tuesday and
reelected the entire present
faculty for the ensuing term,
with an increase of $3.50 a year in
the superintendent salary and
$500 month more in each grade
teachers. Rev W B Justus was
elected instructor of music, Miss
Louise Gllland having declined
reelection. AS it stands the
faculty for next session are as
follows:
Mr. P P Bethea, If Marion,
superintendent.
Mr. E B HOLMAN, of Newber-
ry, principal.
Miss Luna Tribble, Of Due
West, 4th and 5th grades
Miss Carrie Monroe, of Latta,
3rd and 4th grades.
Miss Agnes Erckmann, of
Charleston, 1st and End grades.
Under the present efficient
management the school has at
tanned a marked degree of pros
perity, and the session now
nearing the close has been the
most successful in the history
of the institution. Prof Bethea
and his faithful assistants are
to be congratulated upon their
excellent work, as well as the
appreciation of the same that
has been shown by the trustees
in so tangible way.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-04

faithful performance By the applicant
of the laws of the State with refer nnce
to the taking. capturing and killing OF
game, fish. shell fish. and teiranin,
and the payment OF all fines imp"SedtHr
any breach thereof. aud for the pune
tua. and faithful return and statement
of all game, fish. shell fish and terrapin
taken, captured ar killed. in pu' SIancr
of the said license and the paymeI:i OF
all amounts due therefor
SECTION w: The proceeds of all
licenses and amounts paid as prescribed
in Section Ill. of this Act aS well is
all fines imposed under this Act, shall
90 One-half to the State and One-half
to the county ir which the license is
issued
las the Acts for the Legislative
Session Of 1905 have moi Yet been issued
being still in the hands Of the State
printer, we are Indebted to Hon p II
Stoll for the foregoing sections OF the
Act referred to. As there are nine
sections to the Act we have not the
space to publish them all in one issue.
Moreover, as the law applies only To
navigable streams, few if any fishing
streams in Williamsburg county would
be affectedl.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-04
Thought He'd Stopped the Plant,

An acquaintance met Horace
Greeley one day and said: 'Mr
Greeley, I've stopped your paper"
"Have you?" said the editor,
"Well. that's TOO bad" And he
went his way.
The next morning Mr. Greeley met
his subscriber again and said: 81
thought you had stopped the Trib'
une."
$50 | did: "
''Then there must be some mis-
take" said Mr. Greeley, for [ just
came from the Office and the presses
were running, the clerks were as
busy as ever, the composltors were
hard at work. and the business was
going on the same as yesterday and
aoh," sjacu'1 subscriber
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-04
A MUSICAL SYMPOSIUM
Given by Home Talent for the Pee Dee
Historical Society.

The musicale given at the
school auditorium Tuesday
evening by local talent for the
benefit of the Pee Dee Historical
Society was literally patronized
and the audience well pleased
with the attractive programme
rendered. The proceeds of the
entertainment to about S2300.
Following is the programme:
Piano Duet-Sleigh Bells
Miss Lila Hammett and Cora
Daniel.
Vocal Solo--Happy Days
" VIII Carr.
/Re citation--Adapted from Rip
Van Winkle-Miss Marie Thorn.
Cornet Solo-Mr W B Justus.
Piano Solo-Fantasie- Miss
Frances Kennedy.
Vocal Solo-Evening Star
Mr. W H Carr.
Piano Duet-Misses Gilland
and Daniel.
Recitation-Asleep at tn e
Switch-Miss Thorn.
Cornet Solo-Mr Justus.
Vocal Duet-Messrs Carr and
Gilland.
Vocal Solo-Nancy Lee-Mr
R J Kirk.
Piano Duet-Misses Gilland
and Daniel.
Piano Solo-With the Tide
Miss Kennedy.
Solo-Answer-Mr Carr.
: Quartette-Way Down Yon-
der in the Conrn Field-Messrs
Kirk, Gilland and McCutchen.