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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-14
NO. 4S52 GIRLS PLEATED RUSSIAN
DRESS.

The Russian dress. be IL plain, peated
or beruffled is an Ideal garment for the
young girl. The mode is usually COM
Portable. practical and becoming. Per-
haps better than all is the fact that II
Is so easily made and so easily laundered.
Girls are very partial TO the mode, and
one might safely wager that out OF every
ten girls one meets in the school room
nine OF them are wearing Russian dresses.
In the accompanying model the front and
back has one broad boX-plait in the
center. with two tucks at either side The
front Is further enhanced by the use Of a
square yoke, which may be stitched fiat
or worn in guimpe style. The mode Is
very suitable for the coming season for
with plque dress one could have an en-
broidery or tucked lawn yoke. The OBJ
lection Is pique dresses has always been
on account of their warmth in summer.
but this objection is overcome by the in
PRODUCTION OF the thin yoke. The model
is suitable for either serge, flannel cash
mere, pique, glngham or any OF the wash
materials
Sizes TO ~ years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-14

happy the prospects of cheaper Some other
places have wag along without this OF happiness
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-14

England wants Norway and Sweden to
refer their case 10 The Hague tribunal
Evidently England can't expect TO get
ANYTHING out OF Il one way or the other y"
Chicago Record Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-14
ASSAULTED Wife
Dragged Her From Bed and Kicked Fer.
She Had Asked for Divorce.

Joseph Lambert, a resident of the
Oneyville district, was arraignod in the
Sixth district court today for an assault
upon mis- wife. Evelne.
She had fled a petition for divorce and
this so enraged him that he went To the
house at 4 o'clock this morning, seized
her by the hair, dragged her from the
Yours truly, Fank Feeley."
He was fined $50 and costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-14
NO. 6269.6140 LADIES SHIRT WAIST
COSTUME.

The steadily increasing vogue OF shirt
waist suits has brought out "a number
OF novelties. all good I'm their way. but
when IL comes to a serviceable suit. easily
made and easily laundered. there is moth
ing that compares with the tucked or
pleated modes. In the model shown the
blouse is made with three rather deep
tucks. which extend entirely across the
shoulder The front IL finished with n
box pleat. and the back is plain, except
for few gathers at the waist. The
sleeve Is of the newest shaping in shirt
waist lines. The tucked skirt I'm five-
gore style Is Of round length. The mode
is most suitable one for washable stuffs
as well as for mohair, silk or light weight
woolens.
62e9-32 TO AZ inches. bust measure.
6li0-20 10 80 inches. waist measure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-14

The Knights of Columbus find travelling smoother than their
great patron did.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-14

The citizen who negecs register robs himself of the ballot
Have you registered? If not, do it now
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-14

approved of by France Emperor William had
another setback in his African policy.
Who will claim Phadelphans lacking of
humor The other night when angry bull invaded gospel
meeting the worshppers Immediately began sing Nearer My
God to Thee
When read that the latest outgoing carried
another lot of mon just stop and reflect that when they
back there will be another lot of millions awaiting them.
Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia keeps his gulotine working
steadily official heads of the ngsters who have looted the
proving fine trophies for the decent citizens.
of the citizen
tiona reform this good begin is to register at
the city hall before the end of the present month
The only way defeat of the enemies of
reform and of popular next November is by
registering before the first of July.
Cleveland takes his duties of the
Equitable will be condition only theory that will confront
him?
promising weather peases the June brides the baseball
enthusiasts strawberry well less citizens
OF course the antimperias entertained suspicion
that President Roosevets big stick" olive branch.
happy the prospects of cheaper Some other
places have to wag along without this OF happiness
The Knights Columbus find travelling smoother than their
great patron did
who ngects register robs himself of the ballot
Have you registered? If not, do it now"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-18
=. l. BLEASE AND THE G. M. /.
Newberry Champion of the Dispen-
sary Has Strong Faith.

!Irn. C"tv. l.. I'ira>c. 9! Ncwhcrry.
Ni1" is spending 4 while Il: his plHn-
;a::un near PcndIr1"n. resting iron.
;hc hurIyburIy "i his Strenuous po!!;i-
tal activities. was in the city today.
The senator from Newberry county
was his usual seli-conidcnt. dapper
SELF. cool and dcbonair in immaculate
Panama ha:. natty gray suit ard shin
ing paten feathers.
You want me to talk dlSpensary.
suppose" he said as soon as a news
paper man hailed him. "Well, I'm
a dis2enSary man first. last and all
the time between. You know m the
real, original and positively genuine
champion OF the cause who arose
when nobody else had the nerve to
defend it on the stump. My faith
now is just little bit stronger than
ever. if such thing is possible. What
are the people of Newberry going to
do about it Why. retain it. of course.
and by a good, healthy majority.
Anderson Daily Mail.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-18

Deputy Sheriff \. R Sullivan re-
turned Monday with Mack Workman.
colored. an escaped convict from the
chain gang. The negro was caught
in Saluda by Sheriff Buford Of New
berry. Workman killed another negro
on Mr.. Hugh Worklnan's place about
five years ago. and was serving his
sentence when he escaped from the
gang. But like his brothers in black
crime who have tried the escaping
game. he couldn't stay escaped from
the wide-eyed and wide-eared Lau-
rens and Newberry high officials.
They don't have to depend on blood
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-18
Death Of Mrs. Susan E. Turnnipseed

Mrs. Susan +. TurnipSeed died at
the home OF Mr.. George JohnS;one
Saturday morning. Mrs. Turnip-
seed was born near Cross Hill. daugh-
ter OF William Wrigh: and Susan
Ward. Her mother died when she
was six years old. She then went TO
live with her aunt. Mis-. Glenn, in
Union county. where she remained
till the death of her father two years
Iarer. She attended school at Cokes-
bury. S. c.. and from there came TO
live with her aunt. Mrs F. R. Stuart
in Newberry.
She was married to Capt. George
Turnipseed in 1868. who died in 1866.
She then with her aunt. Mrs. Stuart
moved to Greenville where she re-
NAMED until Jew years ago. when
she returned to Newberry to make
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-18
TUESDAY JULY IS, 1905.

Everything seems :" hc stirred IN
this state. Over here in Darlington
the failure ot big cotton OIL company
and a trust company is followed by
the suicide or the murder ~ the tor
n?cr president and member OF one
oi the most prominent families III the
sta.e. Over in Greenville the lnveS-
tigatiun ui' the office OF the county
supervisor has resulted il 'hc arreS;
OF his son who was clerk il Tie office
and the statement that there would be
other arrests - follow. Thea we
have the di>pcn>ary investigation
with the suggestion that something
was gong to drop. What is the
matter: Is it all a result OF The
strenuous life We are leading and the
strenuous age III which we are living,
or what does it all mean.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-18

her home. becoming member Of Mr.
George JohnstoHe> family.
AIrs- Turnip>ecd was paralyZed
August Is. 1904. and remained so till
The time OF her death. Sic was a
member OF the Baptist church.
TIE iuncr;,! services were c"nduci-
ID at the Baptist church Sunday
Afternoon. alter which in.rrmcnt MAS
made in RuScmrnt tcmctrTy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-18

Rev. T. c. Lyon. OF Townvile. is
visiting his brother. Rev. R. c. Lyon
at Smyrna Rev. T. c. Lyon was
pastor at Smyrna twenty-five years
AGO.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-18

hounds either to scent 1 ncgr" crlrn'
nal-thcv smell for themselves.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01

there had been nothing wrong with
packing methods there would I,atc..
have arisen any necessity fnc the
Grosscmp Injunction The rafris ara:or
car system is Il part OF The packing iii
dustry thai has. perhaps. more Ia, do
with The railroads than any her feat
urc OF the business. The government!
not hiind To the fact that merchants
1T i: L. ut.i Sac: ha.. t...
hcmncd the cX0rhiiant rates ami iein,,
charges maintained arbitrarily by l,oil
The railroads and the packers
The hint has been thrown ont .hni
tho government is moi sincere in It's
efforts io prosecute tho wron.tucrS In
Tact. II has been publicly stated That
this inIuisition will end i'm Il white.
wash. THAT is Il rather serious imputa.
ion 0n tn" motives OF the attorney
general. considering I'LL The trouble ana
heavy expense the government ALREADY
has undergone to get ut the bottom of
this matter"
Hitherto many promising move
mthiS looking 10 the alimina. ion OF
corporate abuses have GENE To al in
glorious end. The sccpticism Oi the
public is not hard 10 understand nor
is il altogether nnjnstiiiahlc The PEG.
Pile. however. are willing To he con.
WINGED and ii The administration So
ciurs the scalp nr the beef. oil. rail
road and coal trusts. Mr.. Roosevelt
and his energetic young men may c0n
lidcnily ask The country FOR anything
they want, In reason.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
Nrtered at the Newport News, Va.
Postofflce AZ second class matter.
SATURDAY. April 4. l0oi.
GRAVE CHARGES.

In he announcement OF his rnrdi-
'lacy Tor The Ollie" OF State suparihirn-
dent OF public instruction Mr.. j -.
Esaleslon makes some serious rr:ti
ciSmS against the present system of
conducting The ScEuoiS Of Il" State.
Ito M, only touches upon the multiple
book list. under which The pcGp.n OF
virginia are forced IN pay approximate.
~ 6nc-ihird mere fur school books
Ian The people ;.f those Sin.as IN
which The single lists prevail. but he
declares thai unius,ifablc nna irrx.
sia:lhc wastcflllncss in other ,lirc,.
iinns takes thousands Of dollars anna
ally, 9ni Of The school fund,
] The people nr Virginia wish fn SEQ
Their school system go forward We
lhclirNr they are determined iC make
III second "a none in the Uniir! States.
/! I'M. Ihcr" * III present ScrimiS cpnSit
or.., ," M some Of th.- hc> III M
a'tfr-tlay development ut educational
lntcicsi% and many persons ri I'M
doubted patri0,iSm and aailit, are nj
The opinion That there has been TOO
lr"hii Il tendency in The direction Of
costly and impraciicahc hobbies. In
Siitnlcd III ne inconsidcrabla expense
and without compromising advantages
Thp figures presented by Mi. l,rrlc-
atoii-will strengthen these citizens, in
their contention tina, before more
money is bestowed upon the schnoI
system If ihc State there should he a
full and honest investigation as Ia the
economical and wise expenditure OF
what is.now going into that fund, Ii
school supplies cost The taxpayers, Of
ia" Siait from Cnc-thirt TO two.l birds
more han they can he sold al fair
proiIt thcrGs undoubtedly is graf"
Some where. II is To lie hOpcd thai n
further discussion of The sIbjccr DIR
ing the forthcoming campaign will 50
cystalize public sentiment that a full
ana complete airing at the whole mat.
Ter will he one OF The features of The
hcXl SESSION CT the General Assembly
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01

.Ancni the proposition tn place 50
tax OH the transfer of each 100 shares
CT stock. the discussion on Wall street
indicates thai The proposed stamp
would not he a serious burden on real
transactions but II Is the general con
scnsus Of opinion that It would prac,i-
cally abolish manipulativc speculation
u that can he done il is To he hoped
that New York and every other State
IN the country will pass tho law. Nine.
lcnths of The harm OF stock samblin"
comes right through the channel Of
dishonest manipulation Of the market
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
fayorltes Had an Off Day at
l,cnniag.
90 )KI:," M,HE A kliI.iSi
woodshade, Who Gained Public Favor
at the Post. Only One to Come in a
winner-Tiptoe ou.foo,ed T. S.
Martin.

Martin.

BENNlNG. o. G., March :.i.-Thc
iav0ritcs had OF day to-day Win The
exception III WO0dshadc. in the fifth.
who was made The favOrilc al post
time. they failed to make winning
With Baird up. Woodshadc. by Il
beautiful squirt. passed Wild lrisimaa
who had made the running into the
stretch. and won easily. ~ feature nI
he day was the running Of Tiptoc,
who easily outfootcd Z. s. Martin in
he second event.
First race. tG furlongs fright and
True, won; RocIilands, second; ARABIC,
third. Time :02 Is.
Second race, Il ~ fnrlongs) Tip
Toe. won: II. S. Martin. second; Tickle
third. Time so %.
Third race. c. I-2 rurlongs)-I]ob
Murphy. won; Tootsey Mack. second ;
Toisan. third. Time l:23 Is.
Fourth race, q ~ furlongs)-Del.
den, won; Veribesi, second Away,
third. Time ;5G 10.
Fifth race. q furlongs) Wood
shade, won; Fairbury. second: Wild
lrishman, third. Time 1871.
Sixth race. tmilel-Port Arthur,
won; Sir Ralph. second; Hagamnns,
third. Time ii3 Ia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
Reflections of a Bachelor.

y girl that is engaged is like hoaI
carrying lopsails in Il gale.
Maybe It's the way IL widow seems
I" l'elicvc in you that makes you be-
lic,c in her.
There is something about n circus
mat carries q man hack SO far he al
most forscis he is married.
man could have just rs much FUN
drinking soda water If IL was against
the law and sermons were preached
against it.
II takes woman TO ian: into an inch
OF space on II street car seat and :lcn
lee k MS II yen were trying TO sill clos,
I" he: TO insult hcr.-Ncw York
Press
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
A Powerful New Gun.

The British army alone proposes Il:
have field gun of SO powerful II cha,
aNtcf tEat IL is moi found ;Iossibic ui'
convenient TO MAKE il OF the same cali
ner as the horse artillery gun. AMI
most interesting will il be 20 soc
whether foreign nations follow The ex-
ample We arc setting them in This mai.
Ter l'ns In any CASE there Will be no
undue deiay in carrying nIl this great
military reform. nCr in getting TO The
Stage al which We have already ar
rived has there been any undue care.
lessness or Drilain's Prime
Minister IN The Metropolitan Magazine
for April.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
At Montaomery Park.

MEMPHIS. TENN. March a1.-In.
tcrcst in today's card nj Montgomery
Park centcred in The fourth race. Cap,
tain S. S. browns colt. Agile. easily
defeated John Smulski and Jack l.nry
Both Agile and Jack lory are promin.
chi candidates for the Derby
First race. q l-2 rurlongs) The
Saracon. won: l.icher, second; Hand
bag. third. Time at 81.
Second race, &c furlOngs) Water
side. won; Otto Stenel. second; Miss
IncZ. third. Time l:l4 "a.
Third race. tmlc and an eighth
ADMINISTER. won; Evelyn Kinsey. sec.
ond; l'rooklyn, third. Time 81.
Fourth race. THE business Mems
Club purse, mile and sixteenth =
Agile. won: John Smulski. second
Jack l.ory. third. Time 1:i9.
Fifth race. q furlongSl-Wm. Mat
fci. won: brentwood second; Meadow
Breeze, third. Time 40 IL.
Sixth race. G furlOngs) Dewey
won: Forchand, second; The Cure
third. Time 30 10
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01

One Of the bankers said that nil re.
ports Of a<completion OF the transfer
were premature.
Besides the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company. the ShlOSs Sheffield and the
Alabama Consolidated, 1t is expecicd
thai the Pioneer plant of the Republic
Iron and Steel Company and possibly
one or two smaller concerns will b.
included in the merger.
The capitalization aud liabilities of
III 80 properties Is in the ncighbnr-
hood al $l5.000. 0DG and IL will he ON
this basis. with additions for working
capital. that the capitalization of the.
now company will he formed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
Pretty Well Qualified.

Trust Manager-Wc have decided to
hire yon AS our special agent | sup
pose yon understand the duties?
Annlicant-ThorOughly a special
agent is the man with the icily-iish
Conscience and the reversible opinions.
he Is Tic man who writes hurry and
huy' stun for the papers when new
stock is TO he worked OF. and who
works up the calamity dope" when
the tax boards meet.
Trnst Manascr-W VIVA. experience
have you had?
Applicant Five years as a lohbyi.t
Chicago Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01

a dispatch from Moshilcy Rnssa,
says: DENOMINATIONS have hccn seat
tered broadcast here calling upon :hr
people to support the war in order 10
escape II second Mcrgnlian yoke. .hr
Jhnancsr being described as worse
Than the lnci'siS ci Egypt" l;cing ~
cccdin%iy careful AMI vciacioir pcr.
Sohs tho aiI hors OF the proclamation
refrain Ircm saving he yoke 10 which
reference is made would he worse Ii,n
lhe lnlssinn yoke.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
THE CHICAGO INVESTIGATION.

There are growing indications thnt
The Chicago investigation into the on.
rrattons of the packers combine VIII
be productive OF something more than,
fuss and kalsOminc. In FACT (, is
strongly mtimatcd that when the IN.
Iuiry into packing trust methods mas
i,fcn completed The government. will
immediately 30 after the railroads that
have had agreements with the nccf
trust in defiance Of Interstate com.
ncrcc lays.
Or the strength of the testimony
now being adduccd before the grand
Jury IL is said Tho government will on.
deavor to indict packers and their :cp
ioseniativcs found TO have been guilty
Of violating the Sherman anti.irust law
and will hold The evidence thus OH
tanned for tho purpose Of prosecuting.
officers OF the freight and iranspor;a
non departments Of railroads who nave
been aalty OF allowing rebates 10 Tic
packers in violation OF intcr.siei.
commerce regulations.
some Of The witnesses who have nj
ready appeared before the grand jry
have been Heard to declare that ir an,
( crooked work has been going On In rh,
bcef business the railroad men arc
inst as much responsible as arc l,t
packers. To This declaration a Fed
$eral officer is quotcd;as having said.
Never mind the railroads; we vii
; fsei after them IN due time. This !,
EGniy The beginning OF this lnvesJiga
ton. THE end is q good way on. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01

Russia takes time to inform III,
world that while she is: ready Ia acccr,
peace. If i, be thrust upon her with Il
bonus attachment. she sill is pr"rar.
ing for war. That is Just whcrn she
stands in marked contrast to japan.
Otherwise she probably would no. III
Worrying about the peace terms II, the
.r' nj time. japan made her prcpa.
r;itionS several years ago and is now
reapinG tho practical benefits nr her
wise course
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
At City Park Track.

NEW. ORLEANS. March 3i.--Ro-
suits al City Park:
First race, q 10 furlongs rthu
L., won; Techmingo. second: Grove
Center, third. Time :l5 80.
Second race, q furlongs) -Recrco
w0n bryan. second; Green Gown,
third. Time | 30 10.
Third race. Ga 10 furlones) -Ncva.
iln, won: Show Girl. second; pronta.
third. Time 100.
Fourth race. lone understanding,
won; Znrkec. second: Convict, third
Time :l2 Is.
Fifth race. (milc and thrcc-six.
eonthe)-l.iitle Giant. won: Round
lay. second; Pathos. third. Time
2:0l Is.
SIKH race. Tone milc)-Inrl Her
mcncc. won; Lejcnda. second; Ada ~,
third. Time l:i2.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
OystOn Fishery.

Iregrct the scarcity of fish, that has
made such high prices more than yor,
do.
Friday, March a. there was
a better catch and by the time You
read this, prices may have dropped.
Our quotations from Washington yes
tclHlay on roe shad was one dollar
each. wholesale. The check printing
register went on the route Mon,
day.
j. c. ROBINSON.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
FIELD SPORTS.
Oxford Won f.2 of the Events to
Cambridge's 3 1-2.
Ny AssOciiltcd rrrssl

U:y Associated rrcss)
LONDON, March 3l.-Thc annual
field sports between Oxford and Cam
bridge took place al the Queens Club
today. Oxford won 6 ~ events Ia
3 ~ for Cambridge.
The high jump was Il tic between
II. NJ Young tAmerican). South Dako.
III, aud Oricl. Oxford: L. Il. Leader
Crrinity, Cambridge. and Lee page,.
Tomlinson. (Trinity Hall. Cambridge.
with five feet seven inches.
w. 70. Schutt (American), Cornell
University. and l,razenos. Oxford.
were only able TO finish second to A.
s. D. Smith, tCambridgc), in The three
mile race. Time. Ia minutes s - see.
onds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
Fisher Case Up April ;.
tSprcial 10 The Daily prcSs.)

NEW YORK. March 3l.-Thn case
Of Gcnrsc T.. Fisher. Formerly stree;
railway masna,e OF Richmond. charged
with :rend larceny. came up before Re,
cor'icr Con- today. Counsel for Tie, de-
londant demnirrd lG the Indictment.
Recorder Goff held the inliclmrn. over
until "Wednesday. April ;. when il will
he bi'nuGh, up Tor argument.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
MERGER OF IRON COMPANIES.
Definite Form Now Given to Runoo,
of Negotiations.
Uly Associated Press.

NEW YORK, March aI.-Dcfnitc
form has been given to the ncgoiia.
tons for the merger of Southern iron
companies. through the intervention in
the project Of the banking houses of
& Co. =
me banking houses would not dis.
c,ss the progress which The transac.
ION has made today. but said thnt
some arrangements for tho consolida.
ION might be reached. il was under.
Stood thai no definite results havc
heeil reached. bnr that the way was
prepared for further negotiations
looking toward the adoption OF n Dlnn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
Jap Loan oversubse rihed.
NEy Assnrlili,.l rrrss.l

NEW YORK March 3l-kuhn. Loci,
CO. announced today that they shall
hay" Ia reject all Further applications
Tor the 'IaHaneH. loan. II * cs;iu.i!-
"l that The apnli: atoms for lnc Amrr-
can norton at The loan S75.onn.unu
vii reach total Ct almost S5nn,rnn-
G"". II will take some time tn make
il.r all,rmen:,