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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-21
PICNIC AT oCCoNEECHEE.
Enjoyed Greatly by EdcntOn Stree
Methodist Sunday School Yester-
day.

The members and friends of the Ed
enton Street Methodist Sunday school
upon their return yesterday, gave a
glorious account of their trip to Oc-
coneechee, where they had enjoyed
the day at a picnic. They had just
enough sunshine to make ideal a beau
tiful May day, spent under the shady
trees and by the babbling brooks OF
this handsome farm of Gen. Julian S,
Carr.
The trip was marked with laughter
and happiness and it was goodly
sight to watch the merry little childe
rem gathering wild flowers and enjoy
ing to the utmost the fresh air and
freedom of the country Many games
were played end good dinner served
and all We're glad they went to Oc-
coneechee.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-21
manufacturers Visit Columbus, Ga.
an the Associated Pres. J

Wy IIIE IAooUtIettVU 7 Vsos7'I
Columbus, Ca, May 19.-The Ma
tional Association of Manufacturers
came to Columbus today one hum
dred strong. The visit was in re-
Spouse to a special invitation from
he Columbus Board of Trade. The
visitors were entertained at a banquet
where addresses were made by Mayor
l.. H. Chappell, of the city, and F. II.
Stillman, treasurer of the National
Association of Manufacturers; James
A. Emery, of California; Daniel
Davenport. of Bridgeport, Conn;
Congressman Walter c. Adamson, OF
Georgia, r. H. Edmonds, editor of
the Manufacturera Record Balti-
more, and j. w. VanCleve, st. Louis,
Mo
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-21
Reports of skirmishes.

st. Petersburg, May IA dis
patch from General Linvitch dated
May 18. says:
A small detachment of the enemy
Nav Is. occupied Yandi Pass, on the
front of the armies. The Japanese
aso attempted to occupy Shahotse
but were repulsed and retired south
ward. The same day the japanese
approached Honukhu, about six
miles south of Taul, but We're forced
to retire."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-21
state Fair Grand Stand.

Mr.. Ashley Horne, of Clayton, presi-
dent of the State Fair Association, was
in the city yesterday He held a con-
ference with Secretary Pogue and
others of the State Fair directorate,
this concerning the matter of a grand
stand at the Fair Grounds.
It was not decided whether to re-
pair the present grand stand or to
build a new and modern one. 1t is
estimated that this will cost some
$4,000 or $4,000, and many reasons
were advanced at the meeting why
this should be done. A settlement OF
the matter will be made within the
next eight or ten days.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-21
Bankers are Indicted.
lRv the Associated Press. }

(By the Associated Press
Dallas, Texas, May 19.-The special
Federal grand jury which was called
at the request of United States Attor-
ney William H. Atwell, adjourned
today after returning six indictments
against prominent vest Texas bank
ers. The indictments were turned
over to the United States attorney,
who refused to give the names for
publication
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-21
American First in Cycling Race.
CIV the Associated Press. )

London, May 20.-In the Interna-
tional Cycling race at the Crystal
Palace today. F. L. Kramer (Ameri-
CAM finished first in the mile (scratch)
event. Kramer was penaliZed for
borrowing and Schilling was awarded
the race. The time was minutes,
2 3-5 seconds. In the quarter mile
race Mayer was first and Kramer was
second. Time SO as seconds.
Kramer won the half mile. Time
l minute, 3-5 seconds.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-21
Kirmess Rehearsal.

The Kirmess rehearsal will be held
as follows:
On Monday afternoon at 3.30--Nile
Worshippers and Slaves
4.30. The whole Greek Nation Ono
one except those belonging to the
Greek Nation need attend).
$50. The Japanese.
600. The Minuet.
On Tuesday afternoon at $50 the
May Pole and Rallet Girls.
4.30. Spanish Gypsies and Italian
Gypsies.
$50. Minuet and Japanese.
All these will please attend
promptly.
Tuggin' at my apron strings. in kitch.
en- an in hall
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-21
All Predict Peace.
~ the Associated Press

Chicago. May 19.-All the indica-
tions tonight point to the end of the
teamsters. strike within the next TWEEN
tv~fo1rs hours, it being predicted by
botb emnloyers and labor leaders.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-21

The absence of the Waterman and
the robbery looks as if there was foul
play and an incindiary fire.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-21

Mr. John w. Brown has returned
from Norfolk where he attended the
Virginia Funeral Directors Associa-
ton.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-21

It's useless to waste sympathy on a
man who has the toothache.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-21

Tuggin' at my apron strings. in kitch-
en- an in hall.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-28

en- Min6en CAB es pieber einmal
einen Salpatorbier : proSeB, pie beren
Gnbe Der 90er Sabre mebrere perbans
belt nurben. Mie bamals tunbslte
es fi9 AUDI jebt pieber barum, Dab
eine anbere ais bie Paulanerbrauerei
Der Gebr. S9meberer, bic ben eissntz
li6en rur<Solabtor" braut, elm G6nz
Iifes Bier au9 nSalOutor" genannt
bate, bic @potenbrauerei nGmli3. Die
9aulanerbrauerei 1T biejenige, bic bon
altersber ben Salpator braut, Der
bdnn i'm MdrS auf Der alien S4ante
itGtte ouf benz Nodberberge peri4dntt
fpirb. oils bann Mitte Der ~neun5iger
Sabre cine 8rauerei na9 Der anbern
ebenfans ySalpator~ uusf9dnfte.
itrenete bic 8aulanerbralerei Qegen
ale Yrosefie an, no9bem tie fi9 bas
@ort nSalbltor" patentdmtli9 battle
f9iiben IoFen. Die Spatenbrauerei
bingegen mar flinter unb lieb ii9 elm
8ilbaei6en f6iiBen, in benz bas Wort
Salpatorbier porfam. @egen ale
Srdlereten 1tegfe Die YduldnerDrdue@
rel, nur bic gum Spaten burfte bas
Bilbaei9en fiibren. Neuerotngs til
uber bon lebterer auf gsitenungstar>
ten. 3irfularen II. (. m. in Der Sef<
fentli6feit bas Wprt nSalpatorbier~
sebruu9t norben, unubfdngis bonn
gilbaei9en, unb bierpegen lpuroe Die
&lage erboben. 9as 2anbseri4t fprad
audi cine Celebrate o $50 Warf
fpegen @erIebung bes 9eieBes gum
@9ube Der Waarenbe5eidnunsen ges
Gen Die Spatenbrauerei aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-28
2tuflWetnsSpbf.
3u Der mehrfac

gu Der mebrfad er6rtertsn 4ffdre
2eutnein=Sobit pirb Der ~Otf9.
Sgsatg." neuerbings eti6rieben:
n8or me6rern Monaten puroe be-
fannt. bab Der Batter bes 2eutnants
Sobit, Der @nbe 1903 beim 4usbruGe
bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sefaIen
mar. cine 8ef9perbe iiber ben Sberft
2eutpein an ben Reidstan5ler geri4<
tet bate. neil Der 8ouberneur in elmer
Dffentliden Hebe ii9 belaftenb gesen
ben @efanenen sedubert baben folte.
Sarauf tpuroe Elm &ntportf4reiben
bes Reidsfanalers perOffentliat, NOS
rim er cine unteriu9uns Der Sa9e n
finbtste. WGbrenb bes @ufentbaltes
bes Sberft 2eutpein in Berlin bat
nun bieie lInterfu4uns tbren Sang se'
nommen; pis bon s~uftGnbiser Settle
perlautet, pirb lie tpobl i'm Sdnbe
~perlaufen. Suraus lit gu entnefmen.
bab benz Obert fein 8orpurf nua
biefer Ri&tuns bin eema4t tpsrben
fann."
Sasu bemerft bic rOeutf9e Cages
seituns":
Die Mittbeiluns lift etpas unflur.
Son es bsiben, bab Oberit 2eutpein
bic beleibisenbe Meuberuns nidt ges
than babe, Ober bab er gu ibr bsre9s
tist eepefen ieig"
Wir meinsn, es pGre Bel benz be-
redtiaten Mufieben, bas bic IffGre er>
rest bat, Pfli9t Der amtli9en Steue.
cine Hare unb biinbige Iustunft gu GEE
BEN, pie Die Sa6e liegt. Sunn pirb
tpeiter iibsr bic @nselesenbeit gu re-
ben iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-28

~ m nd9ften Sage tpurbe Bel Slid
III ubermals BON Srau Srieberife
mir bon ben Ausii9ten auf
gntoeduno bes Siebes Qeibrp<
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-28
Sn 8eSeaShaft cines sobiadttsen.

Cine re9t eefGbrIi9e @eife mubte
Elm berittener fanabii9er poli3iit aus
@innepee in Maniioba suriidlegan.
en- Der arftii6en Wilbnib mar Elm
MifiipnGr tobfii9tig seuorben, unb Der
polissiunteroffi5ier Sielb erbielt ben
,angenehmen" &uftrag, bieien Mann
aus ieiner @iniamfeit gu bolen unb IN
Edmonton, Der n0rbli9ften GiIenbabn=
Itation I'M Nprbtpeften, abauliefera.
llntsroffiaier 5ielb reifte unter Sse
nuBune BON iieben @hlitten3unben
mad Der Station, unb es eelang ibm,
ben MiilionGr auf einem Sdlitten fei.s
aubinben. Nuf Der &iidreiIe brad b;:
5obIu6t bes &ranfen nit boiler Sc
malt aus. gr pei9erte fi9 81 ellen,
unb bib unb frabte ben pplisiiten, 70
eft bieler ben 8eriud madbte, i'm,
Iabrunesmittel einsuflDBen. ltnie,
blenbenhen Skhneeftiirmen unb iibcr
ihneebebedte, bonn Winb aepeiti6!sn
prdrien bate Der pplisif einen Ms3
con a~nnGbernb 1000 &ilometer QGnas
suriidsulegen, ebe er na4 So Sagen
BEN Miifiondr in Der ndhiten Srrens
anitalt abliefern fonnte. Ser 8eamts
Ielbft liest iaper erfrantt i'm !9oipital.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-28
Das Ratbffl 0fs
,,Rotbfn 16mfn"
MortfebuW.)
Roman uon
o. rr b &trfn

Gbitb ftdnb PERTINENT ouf unb per<
lieb bas 3immer. Ginen Moment bar>
auf ertOnten 2Gufe auf benz &labier.
Die 2Gufe flargsn unregelmGbig, GER
hadt. man bDrte gang beutli9, bab Der
Corn Der Spielerin fi9 i'm beftisen
4nf9las Der Singer Cuff madte.
Nm nG6iten Sag berbielt fe fi4
p6uig f9peisfam. sic blidte fuum
bon ibrem Seller duf unb bOrte benz
9efprG9 5pif6en ibrer S9peIter unb
5ebbsmdnn gar ni9t 5u. Sofort nd9
benz Glen ftanb lie auf, eriiBte flii9tie
unb feBte fi4, pGbrenb bic beiben peis
ter fprd9en. gum &1apier.
Ste begdnn etne Sonate bon Wpz
sdrt, i6ien aber f9on mad ben erften
Sutten auf S4pierigteitsn gu itoBen.
sic p~ieberbolte bic Ste[e, Is Hang
ui9t gut, tie gtns buriiber bintpee, be-
qdnn bdnr aber nod einmdl, pbne bic
S9nierigteit iberpinben gu tDnnen:
6ebbemann bate unpiQfirli4 btn<
ge60rt unb mebrmals cine 8etpesung
LETTER unsebulb ssma9t.
Pl0Bli9 ftanb er nit elmer fur5en
gntf4ulbiguns uuf uub f9ritt auf
Gbitb an.
yyeraeiben sic, TrduIetn," faste CT,
rpie sic es berfu9en. tperben sic ni9t
fertig. sic nebmen pffenbar einen fall
f9en Singerfas. 9eitatten @te2"
unb er beugte fi4, tpdbrenb lie ibm
plab ma6te, iber bas &lapier uno
fpielte bic Stene.
Limb bdnn audi Der 9bbtbmus-"
fiigte er bin5u. unb er fpielte bic
@tele nod einmal unb erflGrte ibr,
pel6en 5ebler lie gemd6t babe.
sic 8eiete fi9 aufrt4tig erfreut. sic
bat i'm, bic gan5e Spnate po~rsufpielen
unb bemertte, bab er Elm gutter, ii9ersr
Spieler mar, Der AUDI f9pierigers
Werte betpdltisen tonnts. sic belt i'm
II am &laoter feft, unb es purbe fuit
Ibenb, als Sebbemunn Die Wpbnuna
Der S9tpeftern perlieb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-28

On Der Setnifden 9o4Idule tn
Minden lit in bieiem @inter sum
eriten Scale cine 9Orerin einsef9rlss
ben unb Sipar in Der Mrhitettur,
Mbtheiluna.
9iie Sambura=M merifa :
Qinie faufte in Berlin bas 9aus Inter
ben 2inben $40. 8 fir 2.4OO, 600 Mf.
Sie perieet bprtbin ihre Ibtbeilan9
fir Seefahrten unb bas 3eifebureuu
bprnals Stangen.
Mn SieIIe oes it II
Seller, Der 5u~riidgetreten ut,
mGbIte Der 8~unoesratb Der NbDeia
Den observation-disclosures Sprefer bon
8ernegg gum @bef Der @eneralitabs'
abtbeiluna.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-28
2(uf Der su6e na6 oer 3tesIers
ssialaerpeSttton.

Wie uns aus SrpmsD semelbet pirb,
bat &apitGn &ielbien, Der borsbin 5u>
riteetebrt 1T, in 2onbon nit bemNmes
rifoner Champ elm Seeeli9iff nit
Silfsf9raube bon 700 Sons s%etauft,
bas fir cine SilfszGrpebition fir bic
.3ieqfer : siala Expedition ausgeriis
ifet tperben fpn. Die Silfserpeb;tipn
eebt porausfi9tli9 am 1. Stunt unter
3eituna Champs unb unter Siibrune
&ielbfen's ob. Die 8eiaBung beifebt
aus % Mann, auBerbem fOllen 6
Bferbe unb 20 6unbe ~mitgenommen
tperben. SaGs ~ungiinitige @%isberbGlt@
Mile eintreten follten, ion cine S9lit<
tenzgrpebition auseeianbt iperben.
Tad Der Sftfifts @r0nlunbs pirb Elm
fleineres @9iff sntfanbt tperben, I'M
bic BON Balbpin erri9teten Oepots
auf @puren bon Der 3iesler< 6ialcer>
petition gu unterlu9en. = Seit Der
Mbreife Der 3ieeler@5 iala>@rpeoitipn
auf Der vMmerita" bon Nortpegen i'm
Sabre 1903 bat man feline Ha9ri9teu
bon benz S6iffe erbalten. gs mar be-
ftimmlt pprben, bab bas S6iff nad
Ieiner Infunft in Srun5 Spfefsz2anb
cine 8erpfleeunesbafis anIegen ione.
bon Der aus f%prcirte MdrI9e in Der
&i6tung ouf ben pol u~nternDmmen
tperben fonten. Champ bate bereits
i'm Sabre 1904 auf benz S9iff pSritb,
iof" pergebli9 bsriu6t, bic 3ieslers
Expedition auf5ufinben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-28

~ m nd9iten Sege purbe Bel Slid
III ubermals bon 6rau Srieberife
C~ MIR BON ben Ausii9ten auf
embedding bes Siebes seiprp<
9en. Damn fam tie auf ibren &oman,
Der ieBt bon ibr sei9risben unb BON
ibm umsei6rieben purbe. gbitb perz
5ielt fid pieber bDnig f9peiefam. @ie
f4ien ni9ts gu bOren. lie i4ien glei4s
fam gar ni9t gu eriitiren. Sofort
na9 benz Ta9tii9 erbob lie it9, ging
in i6r 3immer unb lieb fi9 nidt mebr
fe6en.
@ber Der foIssnbs Sag bra6te cine
Menbung. Qls Sepbemarn 81 Mit>
tag erf9ien, empfing i'm Jrau SRI
BERTHE nit Der Srage: .5aben sic bon
Der poli5ei cine Mitt6eiluns erbalten?"
.0ein-"
yTa, ba biirfte lie bolb tpmmen. SD
babe beute bas Mdb9en, bas perhaftet
mar, auf Der Strabe eeieben. Sd erz
funbiste MIDI borfi9tis unb erfubr,
odb lie nur pierunb5pan5ie Stunben
m Suft mar, sbenIo ibr 3iebiter. Damn
tpurben lie bon Der pplisei entlaiien.
Die poli3ei meint, bab Die 8eiben nit
benz Siebftabl ni9ts gu tbun bdtten."
rg1a, febit 0u, Srieberife-" meints
gbit6 borpurfspoa.
.Q9 Dull" fagte Srdu 5rieberite
Grgerli9, ypas perftebft Ou! Ou BIT
nur getpobnt, nit Seinsn S9ulfinbern
um5ugeben. Oils Oh ii9 bic Yoliaei
ni9t ieben @ugenblid irrte! unb penn
tie f9on fugt, boB Semanb uni9ulbis,
gang unidulbie ist, bumit lit mod gar
ni9ts betpiefen.~
5eDbemann mar iebr nieSergei6lds
gen. @r hdtte fi9 in ben gebanfen,
bab bds MGb9en bic Sie6in fei, fDrmz
li9 bineingelebt. Nun mar cine srobe
9offnung 5erftDrt, nun itanb ales piee
Der 70 pie in benz Woment, a!s er bas
Se6len bes @elbes sntbedte. limb Die
Yoli5ei iGien feline 9anb riibren gu
tpoqen, UNI ibm gu belfen.
Man fab bei Slid 5ismli9 einiilbig.
gbitb bate tpieoer nur SntereHe fir
ibren Seller, pber fe blidte in ben PaI>
fen 5pif9en ben einSelnen 9Gnsen gum
sSeniter bin, als tpenn bas 9aus bril-
BEN cuff Der onberen Settle Der @trabe
beute ettpas beionoers Se6enspert9es
b0te.
Grau 5rieberife aber ftrengte beute
gang unsetr06nli9 fart ibr Oenfper>
mDgen on. sic bate in bas Manu@
ffript, bas 6ebbemann mitsebra1t,
faum einen flii9tisen Bid getban, fie
bate es ni9t pie ionft gu Slid mitss<
npmmsn, ipnbern in ibrem Mrbeits<
Simmsr auf benz S9reibtif9 lieeen lai>
fen. Wi9tiser als bos Wanuftript
mar ibr bic 6rass, tpel6e Wege num-
mebr mad Der G%ntbaftung Der Werz
bG9tigten I'm Sntereiie 9epbemanns
einsef9ldeen perben fouten.
unb 5fpii9en 8ratsn unb Rompott
fam i6r plDkli9 Der erl0fenbe 9ebanfe.
.Mdn barf bic 9dnbe bod ni9t IN
ben S6oob legen unb t~parten, Biz bic
ppliaei ibre gntbedungen einem auf
Der S9iiHel prGfentirt," faste Tie plDB=
It9, ais tpern fe nur gu fi4 felbft laut
fpre9en ipiirbe. rOas mGre ungefGhr,
als tppqte man fparter, Biz bic gebrute>
men Souben in ben Wunb fliegen.
Retn, man mub fid felbf belfen, unb
1T es ni9t auf bic eine Dirt. muB man
efne anbere Dirt futen.@
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-28
0sfufrl nrr 3erIfre,ttheft.

r@on Der 3erftreutbeit meines
Gdpieeeriobnes. Oes profefors. tOns
men sic fi9 fsine @orftelluns MAIDEN;
Der bat mad Der 9o45eit fosur Die
Witsift mit5unebmen peroefen!~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-28
Der %nf,srtanarrfter.

Ser 9err Miler fol- ia. pie er be-
bauptet. f6on elm famoIer Reiter
fein!1-rRun auffteisen tann er idon
felbit. aber' oas Mbiteisen befprgt por<
IGufig nod Der Soul"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-28

rSie Hiitung oes Mbnberrn meines
Mannes, Der &rsuaritter. $50, Den
tpiepielten areuaSus bat er benin NIT.
gema9t2"-.Mue, ale. lieber profeis
FORE
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-28

Ser @ebeime Regierunss@
unb S6ulrath 6ilbebranbt. Der langs
idbriae Sireftor Der Seminarien bon
MDrs unb Mettmann. lit in Wiesbas
ben g~eitDrben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-28
&d1turrr Arhptf.

@entier (oen Strabenarbeitern
auiebenb): r9a MAIDEN Die &erls
f9on S~eierabeno, unb i9 bab' nod
ni6t Die 6dlfte bon meinen &oupons
abae56nitten!"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-21

lets laid low Garfield and Mckinney
foreigners? We are not needing a
large influx OF immigrants. Not
many years hence native South caro-
linians will need all OF the land shat
IS for sale in our state. But as tor
e;gners are bound to come. | think
that Germans and Irish and other
white races should be preferred 10
the yellow skins, on the score OF COL
or. and because they will make bet
ter citizens.
Nor should they come in colonies;
brt should be distributed among our
oeoDle In this way they will be more
eas;lv assimilated; and make better
American citizens. hope, therefore:
that in year or two, our bureau OF
Immigration will be abolished.
\ few years ago a man from the
lake region OF New York made known
his intention OF making his future
home in South Carolina. When ne
did this his neighbors tried 10 dis
suade him, and told him that he would
be taking his life in his own hands
20 do so. But he came, ana sa" ana
was conquered, that is. his preJud'ceS
were conquered. By thrift and encr.
~ he has accumulated property, ano
now he declares that he would not
return to his bleak New YORK honas
70 live if it were given to him. ne
saws that we have the best climate
in the world and can make TWO crops
wear on the same land. Moreover
he affirms that southerners are th'
best people in the world. Now DC
1;eve that South Carolinlans are a
good as the best, but they are NJ
, better than they ought % be. 30
: Mr.. Editor, please don't tell what tfll
, ;mn1ierant from the empire state sa'0
O. NJ. Buzhardt.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-21
The Press Association.

White Stone Springs. S. C., July TO-
The annual meeting Of the South
Carolina Press association for 1905 IS
now a thing OF the past. the hnal
meeting having been held this morn
ing in the rotunda OF this elegant
hotel, at which the committee on res
olutions reported through its chair
man, Mr.. A. w. Knight, OF the Bar-
berg Herald. In these resolutlons'
which were unanimously adopted, the
thanks of the association were ex-
pressed to the management OF the
hotel, to the transportation compan-
les, to MI. S. H. Hardwick OF the
Southern railroad, for his admirable
address, and to others for kindnesses
On this occasion.
To say that this has been one OF
the pleasantest meeting Of the asso-
ciation, will be only a simple state
ment Of a generally conceded tact
The attendance Of members and the!I
families has been larger than for sew
eral years lately, while the growth
Of the association by the admission
OF lew members has been much more
th.n usual. The grounds surrounding
the sprinq and hotel have been much
improved since last season, and the
hotel itself has been thoroughly reno
waited with paint and the addition OF
new furniture, mating throughout
The Railways, rugs where needed, etc
The manager q The hotel, Mr.
Samuel Sheita!l. together with the en-
tire corps o; assistants have shown
desire 70 make the meeting agreeable
and pleasant to every individual, SO
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-21
immigration.

I know no good reason Tor The ex-
istence of South Carolina's bureau OF
immigration, unless it is for the pur-
pose of helping to solve the vexeo
problem OF suffrage.
A few of the negroes are as bad as
cannibals, some are worthless, but for
the most part, they are filling their
places fairly we'll. But all of them
stand ready to wreck the government
under which we live when the tlrst
opportunity presents itself. There
fore, the writer would be glad it our
state. and section had majority OF
good white inhabitants.
It is said that foreigners, and their
immediate descendants, constitute 70
per cent of the population OF greater
New York. I hope this will never be
true OF our state, or Of any place IN
it. A recent New York letter informs
us that 1900 immigrants are to be
sent to our state during the next II
months. For a good many years
foreigners have been pouring into N
Y. and some of the middle and west
ern states, but probably these have
enough Of this element, and now the
| c,-oo,,, e - he diverted to Orr section
II immigrants are 70 come at all, Il
IS OF the utrnos: importance 1"at the
bad classes be excluded Better have
none than to get the wrong sort
| Were not the assassins, whose bull
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-21
:*iNsFfT1pTE fsis FOR coLoRED
- . TEACHERS.

4 Summer School for colored
teachers in Newberry county will be
held in Hoge School building, be-
ginning Monday, July 81, 1905. The
following will compose the faculty:
R. w. Nance, arithemetic, history
and civil government; E. Y. Scott,
geography and grammar
All teachers are urged to attend
Renewal OF certificates will be gov
erned largely by percentage made in
the examinations at close Of school
J. S. Wheeler, "
CO. Supt. of Ed.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-21
GENERAL NEWS NOTES. <
Items Of More OF Less Interest Con-
densed Throughout the World.

An excursion train, with 400 per
sons on board was wrecked at Pros-
oect, Va. Tuesday afternoon, but no
one was seriously injured. The es-
cane OF the excursionists was nllracu-
lous The train was running at the
rate OF 80 miles an hour when de-
rallied.
Mr.. William F. Williams, OF Pen
sacola. Fla, being crazed with drink
and thinking he was going 10 lose
his nosit;on as salesman i'll a clothing
store, walked into the office OF Mr.
5ohn White. the proprietor OF the
store and shot him dead He then
turned his revolver upon another
salesman. Mr.. Edd Dansly. and in
a;cted a mortal wound in his back.
7e then fired upon Mr.. James White,
the manager. and son OF the pr"rprle-
tor. and sent a bullet through his
l.,ags. from which he will de line
tragedy occl:rred Tuesday.
Six persons were burned 10 death
Tuesday at Wabash, Minn.. IN a IRE
which destroyed the depot hotel al
that place. The fire was caused BY
the explosion OF gas tank used tor
illuminating the hotel.
The big passenger union depot al
o,,isville was destroyed by fire Mon
dav night, entailing the loss OF $780,
600.
Aeronant Maloney fell 5000 fee
with Prof. Montgomerys aeroplane
Tuesday at San Jose, CAL, and re
ce;ved injuries that will cause nj:
DEATH
A75246 men will be callet
to arms by the Russian governmen
for military service during the pres
ent year.
Three negroes were hanged a
Memoirs, Tenn, Tuesday 1or mur
49,
Mr.. Joseph T. Bender. chief OF IN
,::.:o. - tho Inferior departmen
;s dead He was 81 years old, an
has held his position So years.
Reoorts received from all over tn
country show that there is great suf
ferine from tne hot wave. Score