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An Irisman had the reputation, sItt d t :of
being "a inyetsrate drinker shatshad
promissa The Rev. HsnEssssss sssssy whom vi ON
he saw coming up the street TO .ab-
{ stain \ ike, With . jjug, was saluted
with as
S.sss Y hat hsVe you there RI Is
SS s. ssssV Vhiake s he replied.
II And after your ledge Z Pour it
a. Jannot. 5isi 81 & $50.
hy2 2 inquired gthaE father. 5t IS
Because half belongs 70: my brother
;|
l|'gs l|.I hen.o out with our half II was de-
Inand ed. 5S5
u possible, I. 4. said the son ef the
;Isle, s1my half is on the hott tom. IN eW
York TorId ;. 81 !s33i
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Puzzled Him.

Thomas a. Edison he'd fipished an
automobile tour Of Pennsyivania and
was condemning the Pennsylvania
roads which he declared TO be the
worst in the country.
The topics of roads led naturally to
she topic Of traction, and Mr. Edison
recalled Fijian who had once In
spected Q railway with him, ag
Mr, Edison took the Fiiian all over
arailroad yard and described every
thing. a railroad lecture tive hours
long WAS poured into the chieseain's
ears. s. 2. .lS. 6 Ss
At the end tle usual question,
Now do you understand7' was asked,
and the Fiiiau nodded ia assent.
But at the same time he pointed
TO q freight that was gliding back aud
forth in front Of him, the locomotive
first pulling the train up the track
end then pulling it down again.
understand everything said
the Fijian. One point, though, is
not quite clear. Look at that freight
train over there. Now understand d
perfectly how tho locomotive pulls
the cars dom the track, but T cannot {
comprehend how the cars pull the
locomotive up Cincinnati Enquir-
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lltiia Fears Realized

ter guiring consid derabIe.
amount money III s. the United
States d oung lane hester man re-
turned home and deeided Ito give i've his
ssld father treat q iksiing him to-
London to see the sig Lt was ID
great event for Tie sihad
never been ia d ain before, and he
commenced the jour icy wit III ttrepis,
sdation and man 81 out tsypo oken an tticis
pationsso sof dire aYent ts fo8f low. AIl;
went well lntii 4the train sud delly
SaSi1ea 1ntQg q II1IIH Hs, q DaHg wenE:
the old man. fist On his SOM nose
she cried so old ID u sonnet hing
would happe you oiing win lam!
n struck blind d
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Tssaian, and buddhism.

asked one of the Taoist priest
hood what he considered to be the
salient distinction between his reli-
gion and Buddhism- question
which staggered him yisibly. After
mature consideration he replied.
@ihe exalted brethren shave their
heads bare, but we searchers after
the way twist ours into 4 topknot-
thus"
a broader distinction seems to lie
h the expression Of the idols; for,
while those Of Buddha are mostly
bland, not to say supercilious, the
Tranquil temple collection was con-
spieuoua for scowling, black beard
ed ferocity. The thunder god struck
ma as particularly impressive
Blackwood's Magazine.
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HoT9cE OF EXECUTORS SALE.

By virtue Of the power conferred on
ceased, and pursuant also to order Of the
Probate Court for Anderson County. we
will sell At public o1tcrS ou Salesday in
October, next, In front OF the Court
House at Anderson, S. c., between the
usual hours OF sale. and immediately
after the conclusion Of such Gales as NAV
be had by the Judge of Probate. as Spec
iai Referee, the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
one hundred and twenty sherea pre-
ferred stock of the Easley Cotton Mills.
j., Twenty five shares stock of Rrogan
Ten shares stock OF Farmers Bank OF
Bolton. - -, -. -,
E1tty shares stock of the Bank OF An
derson. 80; - -.
Ten shares atock Of the Citizens Bank
OF Aones Path "a 80 l-'--'~
Thirty shares of stock of fbs Farmers,
q Merchants Bank Of Anderson.
Eighty two shares stock of Peonles
Bank ofAnderson, -
The above stocks will be sold III con.
venient blocks, in order to suit the con-
Venience OF purchasers.
Also, at the same time and place, we
VIII sell the following described real es-
tate, tc-wit:
"a certain Tract, of Land, situate in
Fork Township. Anderson County. s..
q. containing l6S acres, more or less
adjoining e. w. Holoomh be, Il. G,
Brown, A. Il. Broyles ct al. and known
as the ONeil Lands. See Book RRR,
page 274.
2. All that certain other Tract OF Land
situare In Anderson County, s. C., In
Hell township, containing 81 ec:es
more or iess, s5joiniug lands now or for.
merly OF P. r. Price, w. B. Watson
Pb1ebe MoFall, and others, and known
as the Hall Tract. See Book So, page
8. Also one.half intereat in certain
Tract OF Land, situate in Martin Town
ship. Anderson County, s. c., contain
Ing LAO scres, more or less, the other hal
interest being owned by the estate o
w. II, Cooley, which Tract adtoins Landl
now or formerlyGf J. @. H.=si,;s, J. nj
HaW kins, Wiley Mitchell and others
and being Known as the Cooley Tract
aes hook YY, page 2lO.
Terms of Sale-Cash. Purchaser OF
purchasers to pay extra for all necessary
papers. -, ;
Peoples Bank OF Anderson,
Miss lola +. Cooley,
Vance Cooley,
Sept 60, 1905 IA
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.sECuRI HOME.

am in the Real ESTATE business
for boy oying ceiling and exchanging lendn
in any part Sf thiB or adjoining Coufities,
88s lf yOnSS havo lands FIR sale, Or if you
want To buy lands SEQ me- &c once. 81
4ISIs own and sontroa I large snnd small
bodisasof lands, sud will cut them mp to
meet the seaRonab wants or purchasers.
IL you have o. mort gaae on syonf plsce.
and want 20 sell 10 got ont. NOW ffs the
I hays asld oysr 81. 900 worth, OF land
sSfnce my laSS RdS YER tisenn ent, and know
4 how tol handle yonr proparty 20 adyAn.
s Afy Comm salons are very feasonablo:
:css Be hnre to see me, i mean business.
sSS Here is a. partial list OF hold gs. fsssich
ssfe All good lands. aud are ,gwoFth DE
money than i Iask fs3rs them. se;S SiS
s IIopswssl I'Ssynsh & 900 acres. ;;l7S
dfeton ToWnshi y aOo acfss. q
ss Fork Town ship.8 go acres. " s.S .S85S
" gcrner E0wnehip. s. t40 acres. 81
Siatyia Tow Iship 100. acras. Is s. 4s
I5s aHah no ssiship 800; scsas. 4 275
q II asii Townsh 800 asFs 81 u
Ss SSs;s Is & ] !: sisi isisTWIsir,
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Judge of Pro bates Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ssg3
"a COI1NTy: Srf "A fuDTspsGu IS

Y III STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
$ss< Y COUNTY OF gANDERsoN.S
N the C5nrt Of. Common Pleas. d d
Samantha n. Heafon, an Heir at Law
RS and Administratri Of the Estate Of q.
E.sJ ohnson, dec Plaintiff q, vs. jam %
Edward Johnson, b ufus a. JohDzot,
u Inmsn IS. johnson. william - Jop John, I
! son and Chsrlea e. johnson, minors.
Defend dants.- Complaint for Partition.
Pnrsusnt 20 the order OF asie granted
herein, i wns sell on HalssdaY in October
next, In FRONT OF thaS Court Eouhe: in the
City of Anderson, 4. O., dufipg the aaunl
hours OF Saale, tho Real Eatata described
ns fdltosVa, TO IN ft jssg ;s3 81 }i
;ss All & that certain Tract or Parcel of
l&nd containing two hundred and th;r-
ty.nina (2s9lS aefea, more or lesa, situate
in: aeaid .state and County in aervin
Ts9 ITn9ynshig, bonndsd by ,iands of 4. 9.
Cole and others. The sid Tract was
purchased by the aaid 10. %. johnson ia
tRo ParcalH or Tracts, one OF VI 7fich was
from AltOrI Xix, I, an shown by Decd
executed Il4t him and recorded 81 the
Office or the Clerk gnf the Court OF ths
said County In Book 10 u, page BiG. and
that other by Deeds executed by tho chill.
idren OF Mariah w etaon and recorded Id
the said office of tbe Clerk or Court In
Book EGGG pages go and t63, all OF which
VIII more fully appear by reference
thsEsnnso: the said Tract Of Land herein.
.,place:cf the naid o. 70. Johnson, decd. s.,
Terms Cash. & Il ;tsf 4 4. ~
Is. Ys 3II. NANCE. 5
s st Jr,dg dges { Pro bate az 4Spsclal Referee. 4
Sept O. 1905 !fS3 2S.iSst &f 81 fes n
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BE Err In M
Farmers Should NJ ake Their Homes Com
SIS foctable and Pleasant.
. Prof. Kairug, in Knox;ville Sentinel.
s. s4ts s. J.
&. -.


/ their children away 10 the, cities. We
/ ! need to be eeheerfuI and social, and 20
visit our neighbors, and TO take day
/ off now and thenffor 6 fete, or festival
or what not ia which all can find en-.
ljoymant and relaxation.
In my childhood / once Waited q
farm home where the owners; had pro
yided oil sorts Of enjoyment for their
children. Uuder 9 great oak was q
swing. In another place was q sea
horse, and elsewhere other appli,
anoes for amusem ensand play. In the
house were books and music, and
| games of ell sorts for rainy days and
evening instruction and entertain.
iment. ( thought that was one Of the
Egrandest homes I had ever seen, and
! lit was. II produced happy and In
itelligent young men and young wo-
men who went out TO take q high stand
iin society and in the world.
Every farmer is solicitous about the
moral character Of his boys, and veil
he may be. The future well being
l!and his OVID peace Of mind in. the de-
lclining years of life depend upon it.
The mistake he geaeraliy makes is to
repress their sense of enjoyment aud
give them the idea to besgood is to be
pokey and miserable. What q sad
mistake! Az soon as those boy9is get
out from under parental control they
begin sowing their Wild oats, FOR they
he have been Inadvertently made TO- be-
Ilieye that in no other way can they
enjoy life. Wretohed de,usionl 55
The most sensible father i ever
knew was q companion to his boys.
He allowed them to have dogs and
guns and other iostrame ents of sport.
He hunted with them, and fshed
with then, and went In sRimming !,
with them. 2, hey were led TO feel tie
sjoysof liyihg. That father had good
boys, ssure you, and they grew up
tlusu uSQUu Lntu
There is an old saying that life is
what we make it, How true How
tI Anu vet: how few persons seem
60 reoognize this truth or act upon IL.
They fill their lives with misery when
they should be full soff JOY Instead
of of following truth and right. which
brings happiness, they violate natures
laws and aeek sto do evil "A course
which brings destruction and death.
lMuoh of this comes from wrong ideas
Ilmr1bln m bed IIls chiId hood g parent
disrega ths true nature 5of his child
and .inasoad Iog gscul ultiyating, the COL lden
grain 81 5charao ter, he. brings forth q
crop of ions Wesds, and then, to
shee end Sof mis- days lamenta the per-
|sYersity of haman kind. IS
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courtina Notoriety,

Tommy had tried to climb on the
If side OF a moving street car, but
hao dropped off, rolled under the
fee of a. team Of truck horses and
had been dragged out of further
danger byia policeman. He was
sadly demofalized in appearance,
but not much hurt.
whats yer name, kid?' asked
tho officer. 4,
Thomas Tucker,n he answered.
@"I live at 67S7 .3im avenue, and
maw's got o good picture of me you
can GIT if you want it"
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For sale--153O Acres Land.

Tract No. ]. 400 acres, 4 miles east of
Mt. CARMEL, Ia Flatwoods wheat bolt.
Seven good tenant houses. Place all
wired in. On main public roads. viii
grow three.fourth Of q bale or cotton per
acre, from one to 5 two tonH or hay nsr
core and l5 20 so bushels Of corn. ;' s.,
.s} Trect No. . --1l80 acres, 8 miles south
OF Ahbeyiile. Good cotton land. Nine
Well wat2rad and on ublio roads. Min.
eral spring. Fine Bermuda erase. Pas
lures between 300 and 400 acres, wired in.
mtlea> from good public school. 40
head graded Short Horn and Polled- An
gus cattle. 4. Registered Devon Bull, 4
;ysara ole. For further particulars call
on or lssrlte s. 4 l5
4 HUNTER BROS, 81 & s
s;jy Hunters, s.. g.
-. .S%.Si85z Ahbeyille Co. S
!i$ August 80 1905, # Ii {, 'Ss'E4 4
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Sale Of Real Estate.

VIII offer for sele at public outcry5 on
sa!esdey, October 2, 1905, at Anderson,
p. C.,s she following Tracts Of Land:
Y One Tract containing 90 acres.
One Tract containing soa acres.
Situated HeTen miles northeast OF An.
sderson, 8. O., on the Williandeton Road
Sdj1ining lands OF Col. l.. &c. Campbell,
%. III. Ralentine and others. ~ a
. ..Terms-On One.third Cash, balance on
time, intereat from day of sale at 8 per
cent per annum. Credit portion secured
by mortgage OF the premises. RI
;;& .S J. II. .;VANDIvER,
Z Sept g. 1905 IL - a G
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47th year besins Sept. 18th. l S.;
& Strong faculty OF g. men, III WON en-.
f126pnplls from III States. 10 boardera.
"A. B., Bs 81 snd il. u. !; degrees. Usual
extras. Board and tuition 81 90 per gear.
I Ideal place for quiet study, thor cugh
kS ID personal q. ossrsig rsisi 1T 8 For eataiog II
;a, dress Rev. j JANIEH BOYCE, gPreai:
s ssnt, Due West Ahtsyille CO., 81. q. s3lS4;
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The. Anderson Real Estate
and Investment Co..
BUYERS AND
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS & BONDS
J. G. CUMMINGS, Sales Dep't.
: BUYERS AND SELLERS o.
;'sRzuE,zzssz:s

uf facilities :or handling your property peefe as
We are large advertisers all the country 1isAt noy
we are having considerable inquiry tAis ADJ
joining Counties farm lands in tho
section who wish to dispose property will Ana shas
we are An position to make quick and satisfactory ssls
NOW is the time to list your property With us ana yn
WI" at once to give attention to all properties az
trusted to u.s. F#
Address all communications to J. G. Cummings sa1aa
Department.
s5>@s
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Annual hesting SsDckholdsrs Bro.
3S.3 gOn Cotton lHlIE. s4ss. 5,ss55

IS The regular Annual Meeting OF the
sStockholder OF the Brogop Mill will be
held In the City Of Anderson. at IL
O'clock Q. n1.s ON Tneeday, 10th Gay, OF
October, 1905. re 5!!!s SIS IS
4 By order Of the President. 535t y. y
s3S2 N q. q. BROCK, Secretary,
5fa Sept 13 1905 g iftS5. a .sgi
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~ Y. hen women kiss each other i 6.
means about as mush as d tombstone.
epitai,h 4.
hongh the office seldom seeks.
the man the 5ofb freq auensly d -s-..
mud Without aacse
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a ItDI no SAL

,S Situated two iles northeast OF wal
gssailaaaa eietiii 0f 178 acres. good
gesgh tsseSm building In GOOD repair,
.thres tenant hon ses, 100 sacres In cult
walton all fresh land e S5osd barn and
tAtabies. B. RI MI OS9, Aasi1t
Nv al6ailss q. CT
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Thsrs ~ ~ : ,ontariis of Eso.5
s1hayd Hisvsna ar1ise 4, from so To 22sd;6 acres
each niass layel land IS every one iaS Sbsr.
;Gslnr Ii give t6fmsf r. wanted
M AlN0 some nice iots In kseEefa, Come.
1! 9: 4 q ~ /. 2 4
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and enjoyment. The farm horne
should be the freest. happisst place
on earth. It should not be . mere
house TO live in. It shoplS be q place
Of culture and reinement-a place fol
hooks aud pictures. and music and
even art.
You cay il takes money 20 heye oil
ihese things. Y es, IL takes some
money, bnt NOT necessarily q great
deal. Books are cheap in this won
derful age Of printing. A bound vol
ume of classical literature may be
had forsten cents. Mechanically 1t is
not much Of q, book, and ID is not copy
righted, TO be sure, but the great
thopghtso Of the author are there just
the same. And some of the best
copgrigEt3books are sold for % cents
in3special editions. Of in paper covers.
A good magazine can be 1 bought for
ten cents have lately seen good
one selling for even ave cents, or as
fifty cents q year BY subscription. I
am not speaking of THAT sensational
trash, Hhich is flooding the rural dis.
triotB, but. Of q genuine literary maga-
sines Beautiful pictures may also be
had at little cost, il one finds out
how to get them. s59
Any indutrioas farmer may have a
paslor organ, if not . piano. As
least ls may have 5a good standard
phonegrap good one, mind you
whichgWill reprodu duce the latest popu-
arapngs and even the finest operas,
inavery pleasant and reditable way.
The photograph iis q much abused in
strument, but3a: :good one has much in
itIafter al.
d. 3iit il not go much none ey as IL
5iis good taste that IL required TO fur.
niah ;eat;sfscsory farm home. The
hons ii What itaS ~ ~
either ugly 81 beaetif u. once read
of q beautifu home made by q woman
OF trae culture She had Little mons
ey~hnit mneh good staste o and iinysnsI
tive genius. She turned common
goodgboxes into luxurious sofas, and
draped The aindo WI d heap but.
! beautiful Iatnffs, and she hang pretty
pioturss On The walls surrounded BY
nsasIlnatia frame d btained ia veriens
inexpanaiYe.zRavs. nerd not kelt L
ofI the numsronB llas sastta aud rug made
bysherS defl hands, an d The artistic
aay int ahieh little psint had basn:
spplied % lhes floor nd: iaindo#s snd
%,doors There was i, more genpine taste
I and sanjo josnent III iii ii lga ST little home
than il man pret nsionsI nsasions,5
whose owners had gso VII IL opnlent inl
money. but not inI enltu i.$sY rs
ass Then there III ii heF M U enyiispDmsns of
4 the home thai ils soIE ueh For tIhoss
{ who oecupSy!. i beaa fti dot.
ssed With aaweE and onle aanisisnlIt l
oaks. low man farIne erg en they
build ihe home out ava an The native
Forest trees and B leave she house stand.
| ing :in the broiliinlgs sun andals
and basbarians one IS tempted :sto
eSclaial ts Ia DC gllt to- $50,
q Ivssily bsliaV s,ssSs
8 ssIa told
5hess ssnaso horae nth $50 aassas
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gaotiee ot Z u liisaal ssett ttlefaent.

Pie nnd daFsi gnsil "a dnaI ,istfat0s oy 4fie
isAssk9s of y Ssrga T. vs. Park er. IIg
,ceaseG hereby ai yes moi tita = ID baS us vi
~ the J3;h nj Oeto ner, zoos, appl Ia:
the 81 tl6ge of ~ rebate OF And ietson fsotiSys
So fj.S fCEs q ines sspft cement slf Said;
ana q q disch Fee frasn bia mice as
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annual I Meeting s ckholdass ss An.
s. dars0B c0tf5n Mlll. s sSS3

Tbs Jar & Annual Meeting Of The
~ sll bs hstd IN the City iof 5sSAnderaoii, at
sl2 steloek sous Tueaday 10th day of
M By cgderoff fhe pfesi /. 4 81 t s:S
4. n: ys S;s s s. sf BEsOC CE, Secretary,
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con 4 bin,

roussh ht the society ofs ! tthal
SSlsa1ned pff tue ffael,It ai
western siniiv1s has been
accyst med all ia ttosII ttos,II
hear faith and his guests
each 9th les sgi i It'll il Ed acaden4j
fslle as out irI iii the "a zone s day;
satchin pair of fhirdH busy it'll
their nest lbduiif
s5 Der lias
are ol; ;d1o s;s.
sIuss her silss
and
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saal + solal ii saaI Isold.

saSne 1910;
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# Jndge I r Probate az Special 4 referee.
Sept Q. 1905 l2 S 4
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Due w est Female College

] Sept IeO5;.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
Life of Smoking Room.
EXTRA SESSION WILL
NOT MEET TILL NOVEMBER

Representative Grosvenor of Ohio ex-
pressed the emphatic opinion at the
White House this morning that there
would be no extra session of Congress
until after the November elections
November Is, General Grosvenor
thinks, is the date upon which Congress
VIII probably assemble
while no legislation would likely be
passed during an extra session beginning
in the middle OF November and ending
about December H. said General
Grosvenor, the time would not be vast
ed, as all the committees could be or
ganized before the time for the regular
session and when it begins we VIII be
ready TO get right down to work"
Senator Foraker saw the President
this morning, but said, as he LETT the
White House. that he had not discussed
the extra session matter
Representative Siayden, of Texas,
echoed the opinion OF General Grosvenor,
TO the effect that there would be no
extra session before the middle OF No.
yember.
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BODIES RECOVERED
OF TWO MEN DROWNED

The bodies Of William Enoch, of Com
pany e. Hospital Corps, and F. ]. Mas
stno. q coal passer on the T. s. Shir
Dolphin. who were drowned while bath
ing in the Potomac Saturday, were re-
covered yesterday morning by the po-
Ice boat Vigilant. Both the bodies Were
discovered after a few moments CT
graphing.
The body OF Enoch was turned over
to undertalter Zurhorst 10 be prepared
Tor burial Funeral exercises were
held from the undertaking establish
ment at 10 o'clock this morning and in
terment will be made at the Congress
sional Cemetery.
Massino's body was turned over to
Undertaken Lee, who prepared 1t for
burial ana will ship il to North Carolina,
where the man had relatives.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
WEST INDIA ISLES
WANT ANNEXATION
Engfand's Indifference Driy-
ing Them Into G. S.
COLONIES MAY ASK FOR IT
Decision Of Home Government to AboI-
ish Agricultural Department
Provokes Crisis.
COLONIES MAY ASK FOR IT

KINGSTON, May 2e.-Onee again the
question Of annexation TO the United
States has been raised by Inhabitants
Of the British West India Islands.
This has arisen through the refusal OF
the British treasury to continue the
grant OF $4,000 year given 10 the I'M
perial department OF agriculture In the
West Indies. Commenting on the sub
Ject, the Jamaica Daily Telegraph, by
far the largest and most influential
journal in these islands. says, in part:
Times have changed since Mr.. Cham
berlain spoke in confident and glowing
terms OF the future of the West Indian
colonies and the duty Of the mother
country to regard them as undeveloped
estates
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
ALLEGED CRAP SHOOTER
DEMANDS JURY TRIAL

Demand for a jury trial was made In
the Police Court today by James wat
kins, coiored, charged with permitting
gaming on his premises. It Is probable
that he Will have to wait several months
for a hearing
Sergeant Wilson, Policemen Iauten.
Van Horn and several others who raid
ed the house near Twenty-third and G.
streets northwest. say they found ten
colored men playing crap in XVatkins'
home at a late hour Saturday night
Seven dollars and several pairs of dice
are held by the police as evidence in
the case
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
INTER-LEAGUE GAMES
ON DECORATION DAY

Tomorrow the fast St. Stephens club,
OF the Sunday School Athletic Associa-
ton. VIII meet the strong War club, Of
the Departmental League. in an exhibi-
ton game on the grounds at Fourteenth
street and Lydecker avenue. The War
boys are leading in thar league. and
should give the Sunday School boys a
hard game. The game viii be called at
II the afternoon the St Stephen, $
club will cross bats with the fast Cal
vary Baptist nine. of Section B of the
Sunday School Athletic Association.
This game should prove interesting. for
1t will afford the patrons OF the Fous~
teenth street and Lydecker avenue
grounds an opportunity to sec the arti-
putting up. This game viii begin at 4
o'clock