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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10

Iins Alice Hooper Walter I'LL, G re N
\, Fourth Grammar q rad y linnie Nc alta
Ethel Bradshaw, Iazels Chamberlal
AZ Third Primary rad e----'NV llla q psor.
Second s, Grammar a rad R ebert Alien.
Preston Taylor, Ivy ~ en-. I,
First Grammar Grntle---V alentine ,.i.eess
Evelyn Eubank Annie Gentry. John ssk A.
iner, Wyatt Smith Ii IL. III
Eighth Primary G ira leila ch /. Etan:
Mary Dowden, Ethelyn IT ller.$ EdJy
sZacharlah TazeWall Rastine, Helena
i'i Seventh Primary ~, sl-5
Sixth Primary Grad e-- Ruth wat ktns.
Mary Eubank. Earle flol tzbach. Charles fle
I Siiai Primary Grade -R o. lna Robert
son, Grace FRANKLIN. Blanche Col Qs-
Ihoilrne Robertson, Melton; Smtt 1Arnie1I
Hawkins, " Myrtle Bradshaw, iIlg M
Bracket, Adell III tcllell. II y. q, IA
81 Fourth Primary ade--Mryt leS sEli iGr,s
MARTINI Skinner, TIugh ,rurnl ey. gS4
3llrhird Primary Ora d e--I Vt h sInndF YIN
Kate Graffam, Louise Hundley, Mo rEarlH'tta
I Second Primary Grad homas Il. II ian,.4
iIrloyd Parrish, Margaret sDoWden, "a rlin ~
ton Robertson, Ethel Cole. Il 4 !. ss
FIRST Primary L g rad o. MS q. !Se
Hugh ProfflttI M Roy Robert son. .efli "a
GREGORY Earl MI npr, " lSstella And ers0T.S
Christine Smith. Cyrus Graf am, Charles
stockniar Bvte Branch. sallle smith,
Alice BoltZ. 5fla 8is3 sss, Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
BASEBALL WORLD 5j.53
AT PEA E, AGAIN
{ByiAssociated Press.

9i C,1NCIN III O.. J an.3 Sat long
session Of the National Base Ball Com
mission to- day, various pending differ.
sences With the Ma ional Association and
organizatIo OF minor leagues. were set =
tied /, making possible the settl Element Of
other points OF difference which had been
much discussed, but never yet brought
s rioug illness OF President Plllianl, Of the
National League, for a. time threatened
to compel q post OF the meet
Ing for an indefinite period, but anally
ali agreed to accept his proxy as rrEe y.
! sented by Chairman Herrma Presi-t
dent Pulliam is confined to his room with
an attack OF pneumonia. Il II ssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
High School.
Post B-Bcssie Aldrich. Bernlco. Braner.
Sadie Unge berg, juliet NJ Martin, Ll1y

sa RSst dSst beshsf sfaHfs
T rev 81 !,
1s,a 1 hsltg I syaes bes stEaSs
s{sRH Y KnssRR. Les aFs Hslss
Wood, Mamie West
Senior I1-tsl!a f-G o95d!ni T 81 "
Turner, Frances Swami, I3esSie g ack.
sHsteT Z aaa s
lor, Lucy Throckmor Chester Wood ',cei
HzsR'ss sBiSs4s3SEsea Hartans
IntS5meWS1 atf Aary hsa Rsaley Mar.
sglsstts Millst'ses Morris Lois
I sTss Ware War M asi
p 5ssss1s
ns lsSseg Aais N P'{ss yaSosa RsySs
lbYFh Hsyaaah ngssefa esss ys u
Mary Mary d Gavin ai Mabel Hopkins. tAslm1i
HnmphreyA MurlSl smlth Laurie, s'!1 I,
eEland hnla TgApT, BeeSs ~ sw nlHrAef
Ma aSSio xaa IyMeeshe hsE Hottie
Gilbert RaRIog dlfll2 napls ,o
k 5aaior Te1Nals 1 fags olive Nor,
sRfi R RIiaS GAalSsR bradley
MYTHS STiH { Gulley' I.enoFe Kobe. florence
Ruth Thomas son, elna y Imam, Robert
Brock. WHO !. b ernsteip Louis l3rau i,t!
fam Jackson,I Val. IA chi ensteln, Henry
$pbefdoEEsep I'm ose Walter Npsllkes,
AlPe nor B llott Harrelsol MILDRED
1 CLARKE. Gertrude Grens ha N, Norma lGms
mon, Lou lse I4iokeFs M "a VoA
' saaias i 4iIssY sstps ~ sosemss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Death ofssWilliam a. Bryan.

4, Especial to The Times Dlspat ct,) l5.l8
LONG BRANCH, z N, January e.,---i
William "a. Bryan, who for several years rs
had resided here, and who claimed to
be a. near relative OF w liam Jennings
Bryan, and who was assis tan P9stmas.
ter General under President lincoln DIED
years old and was born at Alexandria,
Va. Mr., Bryan was a bach elor.; He was
,reputed to be worth s3oo, 900. "a few years
ago no won a $3.50, 900 law suit. He ls
survived by a. brother, who lives at
Louisville KY. who wi u, ! / Is believed,
inherit the entire estate, Is 5a 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10


5e e5nnss p 9,ie Marie Wtlt. Our,
It's Minerva DalilE Virginia. Alitchell,3
Jessie Adams, James a AT klnson, N I'd 6 gar a.
crono. Lott!e Britton, 4, |, 4 I, \, ~ =
Will 10 n &c son, w liter Leonard g Eddie
Pens az, y Madeline II ysell. Il "a ",
First Primary q rnde--Mo rton55 lslllups,j
Horace Dorson. sinton Atggins, G IS,,I. y
Mamie q Gary, Ruth g oldsnith, Leslie
tIIelVes, Alyice Lacy, lIdnn Ililldsay "a nes
Parrish. May Rose, III Marcus l<aufmall,S
I4nwood a,t'ltz Ethel BHtisr, II Minnie
Nicholson School.
sixth Grammar Grad --Roaa Ball p Der
'PIfth Grammar Grade Lille Wood
y Fourth Grammar Grad -Basll Blair, !ss5t
third Grammar Grade--Ilorence Minor.
Ttorino BoWles, Calvin On lldress' q lRllnle'
Second Grammar Grade ]. Inc Bow les,
Walter Bushell, Irene Lynch, Ollla laull -
3ingto,,. Raymond Rice; II u, 4, !, u. !,
Robert Rennelt, Clair shreoengost, lllna
CroWder, Nargnrett lSllgoul,, az rlenne
IIarclln,, Mary Conway, My 7, ], y oW Y. !,
n Eighth Primary Airn de-TSa lla ~ It wv
Helen sorg, Mozelle Bopgllpah, n @4lllAl
Rice. s VI 81 III VI
seventh Primary Grade ebert lSlng,
Richard Dougherty, Melvin Grady, Reatll
Harlow, Edith Childrey, Ida pinw!ddle;
Sixth Primary Grade--l4uray Hardin
4f fTifth Primary Grade-IlYa Carroll, Ma
bel Mitchell,s frank Metzser, Earl hey-
noids. Harvey Robinson, Mamie is!a,n,kSSi
Mimi Bsw, Russell creekmur, while
Stagg, Tom Grace, Y, y !,
F5aarrth Urinary Grade Eva Rlce,. 6
Tia Bottoms, Ray Gaulding, James MISS
lev John Bottoms, Nj lies llacho.
Fl''hird Primary Grade- Fannie CroWder,
Louise Gill, Mabel Rice, Ruth Romer,
susie Wann. 8Bertle Taylor Velmn s6hel,3
ton, Frank Robinson, ROY Grubbs, James
Kennedy. h n ]. ,,,,,,, y, IN
Harrison EachoS Rudolph Schmidt, Alice
Gayle, Ethel Mitchell Itonise. Rice. trace
Sprg, Margaret Sears, Ethel WALT Ell A lice
Wood, iertie Wood, e !, i, s.s y, ~ .;;
Flrsts Primary Crude Robert Rogers,
While II Mays, Ora Brookwell, blanche
Beazey. Addie Carroll Lillian Davl dspn,
Junlo yyopdal|. robert Curry. s 4 N M
Randolph School, n
n sixth Grammar Grad e7. Aiary D Hgstiae,s
tyVetIoilp. l,ss,Tlng tnn da effl LEY. 81
4 Eifth Gram par Grade rowland Hops
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10

bert NIullan, Holmes mond E Ste
asi Fifth Primary Grad e-;A Hen shacksIf FORD.
Stokes, ,TrentN ksydnof, " y VII,
Crump limo Iiancocf Ivy y 4 slT
'iq Fourt ii' Primary Grade Pridldy
Coruleuso Bennett Pleasa ~ g. l1'.''t
Jackson m ~ ~ q q,
,l4gas p WS
H Hsshy Haary S,ry%5
Yfb tnsWooG Gha Maros 1eaa lS Mavy
Noble. Mary Waite aracpo Heager' E 9'a
Il p AHS5s sS
5Sn a6R9nsYy HiBysa
G nAsaIls !Fssf asst
NInSs P ssxt1 sl Hazel Risy
sSssss Ss
5 Nanr!,a ~ s Xfenso cain, Ruth Cain. Irene
aFabby hthsl Il asa omer ch isa'.o
Springfield School
..sixth Grammar Grade--L oyeyS Garth
rgiit Evalyn irayatt; !, 4, u 4 II
8'''fHrfth Grammar Ora de- Bessie "a l's'
Grace Bradley. Ramon. Ilsher, . ~, q, Z
Fourth Grammar earade--Besa ~ YYt4s''s'
pa E,l{Ta p eramnas fred Gary
Robert Buchanan, Althea Egglesit!
Mthel Smith, Alma Normens I, 4, !, Is a
Second Grammar Grade--t,alllne siihI-
mon, Dln,a Meredith LEILA l.ncas' A1aFs
iErvhI rat Grammar Grade--lMabel Watkins,
Eighth Primary le-Qlar!ce Hayiis 3
Alma -HarDes, Core Chamberlain, Rh ls
iSsiiiick, Esther Gray. Aurela Hopkins, Vlr-
;rInin i ,acy, AMMO Shay g ~
4 Seventh Primary Grade-,hlnnle 2, seas,
EVA Kuhn. Lame I.ehler, Frank Cayedo,
LYnn ChIldress. Edna Herndon, ttennle
.Ia9,y tl John Ware. Rebeeea Eggle.s,tto,n,
blanche IIowASins, Hennle GIBBONS, Sl'Al'lp
Sixiil Primary Grade Fsebia Hopkins.
RessIo Crumplep. Leo Newman, CO ll lyllv
E ls, Eva Mood, Willie Metsser, Jell-t
At isf Ssit' GradeL Jones, g. Ing!e,
q, Joscph. w, Meredith. u White, ~.
Folkes, Zen Elllnger, clinton Ford Lee
i.iKSaI, Charlie Moody Hunter SYagener,s,
islSSTla' IA tkinson. Gertla W lace. !,
5llazls Cartwright. Lola GioIlaing. Marion
jIiarrlsol, Maggie Heat !, az a lttl ltonki!l
Pearl Lowry. Isois Martin M Ina gibbs,
t' Whira Rsj ;siasy aga 1Ilu. Cecil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
\, 4, Has Sena tor Martin made q combine
tlonAMlthaAnYl one of tho candida ties now
B Personals and Briefs,

.5ls Miss MayIne Jordan Is visiting the
M isses ZeArnIg, III lower Henrico county
98 G, ". ! Munce, d the Virginia Pplytech-l
MIC Institute, who has been Visiting Mrs.
q. Archer has returned to school "
y Mr.. q s.. Gordon, who recently moved
here from Ohio to 4 RrookWood Y q beau
ttiful farm In ,Yarlna, 81 which he pur-5
chased |, Is extremely / IL, I4ittle hope Is
entertained for his recovery,
The P1lton Young HVoman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet tonight at
the residence Of Mrs, Samuel G. Mere
dlth,N on w lliamsburg Avenue III sl
The /. Blue He'll Social Club Of IttenrIco!
county held an Interesting meeting last
aThnrsday night a t the homo OF Mr., VIII,
liam Jenkins, on Marion TIL h "a ri
IS "A largo number of tho members We're
present, and the occasion was enjoyed
by all, Tho following officers i. were
Selectedt President, A., ], q Harton; Vice.
President, Miss Efflo JenklDs; seclptary,
j Miss II lie Jenkins S rreasll MI, JOS
gepl IT, Baker,
\. Tho club has now under consideration
q plan to erect q club house as Its spery
lnanent quarters. s NIX 81 81 Il 4. III
MI n AZ Leslie, of tho Clinch Valley
News, one al tho old est, papers In he
State, Is IN he city on bus ISIS, In addl-
pubMlshng %ssky
z a large lnsura nee q geiley IN r4zeWell,
and received many cordial gree lpgs, q y
/. Real Estate Sold, I8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Police Board to Meet,

Z The Police Board will meet Tomorrow
night "a consider the az stlon Of renaov-
insgY the secret service head quarters from
the Old Sixth Street Sta lion back TO the
lclil ss III the meeting last Wed nesday.
but time was taken for conslderet Ion. II
the department is Feturne9N to the City
Hall tho old sta Ion wi III be closed, MI sS "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
win install Officers

II shockoe, Council, N q. ss5. Royal Area
WI! ngta sEfy eastsa n G
at 8 q clock, All members are requested
to be fon hand promptly as several emi-
tnent Speakers and grand officers Will be
present. The usual feature Of such an
occasion will follow, n, IA y Sssi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Death Of DR., John A. Byosmahaln

s a telegram was received IN Till. city
to-day OF the death of Pr. John Az 4, Bros
m ST. # s meme #! s!Ia
Moseley, daughter OF the late Dir, Daniel
wv. Moseley, of this city, she survives
hin, With one child ohm a. Brosnaham,
riage-Mrs y Walker Ingrahanl and Mrs,
Ial BrpsmahaIn. all OF Pencola, Ella, 5l.l.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
I.I|..E|:''1|''UN|VI|IE|:,RS|.I7'|''''Y||
G0HAl 1 | | ]. [: 4
3stro,1g ,ralk Ut This Among
Aggrieyed Richmond l'lp', \ ,1't'1|t
CADETS THANks''lo:!lvlll I Z \ DAY N,
Almost Certain That 5 is' ,5.1 y
a5$ and u ia I'LL Sl.ccecd MI
Virgiliia- Carolina Game, y.

". NJ 3 i, ana w. " a. vii probably play
fopt.ball In 1slcllmond on next ~ y l ks-
II giving Day, tuking the plncc3of the Uni.
syersltles of virginia md North nrollf N
Sfrhls rs wliat was stu ted ~ the meet
ing 81 tho IIhIvcrslty athletic Commit
tee held on yesterday fterIlo IN NY ny
S$ Caitibcr OF Commerce. VI Ss5s III
otiations inve prnc icall Y been co N
sr,lqtcd 2s said Il wei known n minus goL
iio tJniyersity Of Virginia n. A.
n and Y II. II. IS To pla y hero n nan ks-
Il giving, and an SarrdngementtW WI be macs
yoS that these teams VII meet IN z Gil
nond on ,rhanksgiv Wing fort f,rec
Il largo number 81 alumni were present
ut the mcctln thoughl there svtls
Il III nj tpurnmetlt unit \ y thursday a fter.
5npoi, 8,Lt a o'clocik al the same pla &C ana
no RESOLUTIONS were passed st III lie sytiri-
;soiis alumni present were unanimous u
uoundemnlng6 tlie {uctlon Of the University
II Of Virginia; at hlctic Commit &c,
May Play Hands Of Now
j$,I don't believe the Universlty could get
Y re dollar for any! cause from the cit lzoils
Il 81 Richmond NJ sal d u gentleman who las
Is always worked with al will for hls 70 lima
5s,natei.S "a genera feeling prevails tia i
neither tho ALUMNI nor the general pub
slic desires any game from the 4 Uni M;
s3vcrslty. II ny IN If gs
& y 5.arhcy have certainly slapped US In the
n face,'' said IAN old athlete. and have
shown that they don't wan to tirS aid. Ct
s$$lis show them tina I We can do wlthou
them S3 iE38
Is said that the student body are up
no arms over Tie una Ter, and thai tile
y ~ lera i sentiment q The University Els
Tho II Athletic Il Committee has 1nalo
n I, grc;lt blunder. An ;alumnus who had
Stust returned from lilo B University said
that hs had talked liniler Gus 4. ntltl-
L bcrs ne a. 81 say
that were 81 grieyed ho
action "a hletic ~
IA izeils ols Cha
II derlncd u Ct ION 2 ose 70 " nave
athletics III charge. 8;
y Would Win on Appeal. n VI
q s, y, ~ al, u
!, IN non ,xere Ken Ia
ia, Il. IN = IN mond r,n,i1d
u w, Y, uii t,a
NJ, \ : 1
~, 4, "a 3 I, ,, tt,, N AZ ira y
!, 4 ~ 10
dcnf rr., DIN. tes. voted for Rich
3 q !, ia "a cmltv
y, /, IN, st,,Ient 1nenters
\ ~ Ma !. W. III san
~, m M scer.
y " ~ a. "a a. 's 3ss
. z, Z, a., t = r, her of
=. D, ~ ~ ~ * ~ 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Sailor Stabbed to Death.

Is M (By AssocIat FteAs, ~
53sf SAN JUAN, Y r NJ r., JAM 8, ----lsrnund
Erickson. a sailor Of tho revenue cutter
Dexter, has been stabbed to death by n
Porto R!can in q quarrel Erickson was q
native Of Norway and enlisted at Charles K
ton s. G., IA AZ III 5A "a 85f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
FIRST HONOR n lPILS.
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Junior B Iy--Lewis Dillon. issS
Junior 3 V-Eulalin Boyle. Tired Pros
ser, Rebecca Davis, HERNIA II thschild,t
3Ethel Schaaf, Ylrgio Newman, III n sssS5
Madison School.
aSixtlls Grammar Grade--7M oylan Fits
Harry Fleet, Henry Roberts, Perry Seay,
Sidney GILMAN, Mary BurEessa kat hleen
& Fifth Grammar Grades--J cssie Wood,
Edith p Carnenl,t Isabel brewer, Marian
Crane, Ednn Massey Florence Norneet,
Floyd Yarbrough, Julia lR;'raneh. M Meme
,Tourth Grammar Grade--A enes M eAias
hon, Lucille Verne, "A ina, light, Alice
Epicrs, Anna Mcdowell. Grace Bennett,
Lizzle Thomas, Ethel Young, El izabetl y
Third Grammar Grade-JaGk preYer,
Margaret Monteiro, lnez lSendrlck Pearl
Il ssssssid Grammar Grade annie Long.
Eleanor Swami, j Ohm Spiers Olive lIa rrls.
I FIRST Grammnr q rad e7-iit lllel C0lllel,
Gladys C)'Neale, Marie II chardsoD, ALICE
! si Eishth Primary Grade Sllzabsth
cline II!x, LJcile y ennlngs y, 2l tll loberts
Beatrlce yaleche, Matilda Norheet, Jesse
Seventh PRIMARY tirade-yW ilbuRn Shack
Selforl, Mary Routt, Beatri Lowry, a 81
nes Iirigg' Laurie Meyns Maggie Point.
NY Sixth Primary Grade Pauline A lldersolls
j Sncy Brown, Alma Baur. sessle May
Powell. Edith stokos,N Charlie Beltpn. All
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
The Leigll Street Club,

Muyor Z NJ &c thy nude g nos. a RAGS
tive speech fore the Men 3 Chris ian
Cub I,eiEh street bapt 1 G 9 z. y
al y ths Club and sdeGl Jared 4 he had long
favored hllell i,tlpt ~ tss cl'pgelses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
ssouthern's Winter Trains

BY AsssOCth q E'ftss, M N m N,
WAsIlINsYro p. s,. ZEN q I, s, sa,n 8
Railway inaugufatea ~ 3 WI .i,sS
Ter train bstgsen Men SoT ~ aaa n, I'D
days'' the arst train leaving NeW fSolA
IBID II Nj. reaching As " ss .ss
Is. N. rito,nlorroW. II will run f.Glsy exe apss
Sunda u until April, s ..5is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
NO %COMBINA ALTON.
Col Button Says Martin Has No
Candidate for Lieut.. Governorship.


Colonel Joseph Button,Swho returned on,
yesterday from Charl ttesyi lille. was g g k--2
I ed to make d statement regarding the
political situation In the State. IS II, IN,
Il am know to be a warm Importer
Z OF Senator Martin for. ere.e lection TO- the
United States Senate, q said Colonel But
rea son8 to believe that Wc will carry every
congressional dlRtrlct In the State, "a am
taking no part In the gubernatorial3co con.
test, and do not even nov how ! shall
Syot s :fgs e 9rs WI ss
81 Has Senator Martin made q combine
\ ton wi TIFFANY one Of tho candida es now
running for office r., 3 8 y
# Colonel Button replied ~ 3s u W y. l}s5
an confident that no such com bina-5
ton has been made with any candidate
now running for any office, In fact, T
will state that Senator Martin has told
more than one candidate now running for
office that he was q cane! date for the
would not therefore take any part in the
other con tests.'' Nj 'l M q st3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
,Richmonders in New York

q 5E # Especial to Tho Times, plspatch, z, 4
Ma Mm my ana N,ifs Hyerett-~C. j., Penn!
=Iroke, yietorla,- q a 4 Melting, Jr, Z, h,
n 'Iierald Sauare-E3 I. c., rhornton; Holy
N;aSoIp M Ri NYsfs ksutiaaa; Tosk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Real Estate Sold,

4Nka1 hs0SNss So
u Messra. II n, Il G.arI,cal ~ Co, on Sat Irdays
sold Il ~ dwelling Nm 1Q2 EAst lsiY stEest.s
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-08-15
ANY PORT IN A STORM.
A Deer to Escape Hound, Leaps on
FLYING Train.

A deer story comes from Thedford.
VT, a small village on thePassumpic
division of the Boston & Maine rail
road. \ freight train. northbound.
was running easily down a slight
grade after leaving Thedford. when
the engineer heard above the noise
Of his locomotive the sharp baying
OF a hound. AS the train neared the
fringe of the wood the engine driver
caught glimpse OF a big doe heading
straight for the cut. Evidently she
was being chased by the hound, and
knowing that she would NOT stop at
anything and fearing that he could
not stop his train: he opened the
throttle and shot ahead. He was try
ing to get ahead of the doe, but the
animal was too fleet of foot, and as
the train shot through the cut the
terrified animal leaped on an open
flat car.
keep her going until can get
back to her." shouted the fireman.
Keep up speed and she won't jump.
The engineer opened the throttle
another notch and the train was soon
humping along at the rate Of thirty
miles an hour. while the doe kept
frantically running up and down the
car.
The engineer put on the brakes,
and procuring a rope the tralnmen
started to capture the deer alive. AS
soon as the now thoroughly terrified
animal saw her new danger she
pressed forward over three flat cars
and came up short against flour
car with such force that she fell to
the floor. This was the signal for
the would be captors. They had
! lust succeeded in getting the rope
around the animals shoulders and
| we're waiting for the train TO come
to a full stop when the deer made
a final supreme effort to escape and
leaped between the flour and the flat
car. An instant later her neck was
broken.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-08-15

jured by being struck by rock
thrown al tie train on the Coast Line
road at Florence Monday night.
AS a result o. a number OF COM
plants concerning the cleanliness OF
certain portions OF Columbia, two
more inspectors will be put on who
will make house to house canvass.
The Odd Fellows orphanage.
which, is located three miles from
Greenville, was opened yesterday
A corporation has been granted to
the Atlantic Towing company Of
Georgetown. which has been formed
for the purpose of transporting
freight from the City of Colun1bia"
to the ocean steamers.
T.. At meeting Of the city council OF
Charleston an ordinance was passed
to punish persons who started untrue
reports as to yellow fever being in
Charleston. The city is enforcing
strict quarantine laws and all ex-
cursions to the city have been called
off by 1he local authorities.
Ollie Melford, a flagnan on the
Southern road, was knocked down
and run over by a cab of a freight
train at Blanding street station, Co.
lumbia, Monday morning, and was
so badly injured that his leg had to
be amputated.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-08-15
The Easv Public

Thomas w. Lawson was talking
about sharp practice. says an ex-
change
Sharp practice is the rule" he
said, but is not the public in a way
to blame? Why should the public be
so willing to be de1uded? What is
the matter with the public, any way?
Upon my word, I have seen men and
women hug and nurse worthless
stocks as Washington White nursed
his watch.
Washington White? Oh. he is a
Boston colored man.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-08-15
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Items of More or Less Interest Con
densed Throughout the State.

George Gore, colored, shot and
killed Henry Shell. another negro,
at Boganville, Union county, Satur-
dav, as result of base ball quarrel.
While Joe Washington and Walter
Lark were gambling near Bolton
Saturday night, they got in fuss
about SO cents, which resulted in
Washington killing Lark.
S. D. Hicks, of Greenville, has tiled
suit against the Southern railway
company ior $3.50 for injuries re-
ceived in the wreck Of the Ogden
special at Greenville.
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"Ore day friend met him on an
underground train. The friend sat
down beside him. Washington was
rocking himself to and for in cur
Gus way-something like man with
the collie.
How do Washington said the
friend.
How do replied Washington, and
THE lriend regarded him curious
he still rocked to and fro.