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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
tween Isaiyuan and Changtn and April
10Th she cavalry cut the tcicgraFii me
near kaiYuan.'
TROUBLE AT HOME.
Developments Point 70 Crisis i,
IL Russia OH MAY
5sgs Day.
nv Associated Press9


tsT PETERS BURG, April l4.--Deveiop-
,nents all point to a crisis II, the present
agitation OF the worknen in the cities
and the peasants In the country on "May
pa HI and appeals arc pouring IN from al,
u,ar,efs OF Russia iSr military protection.
THE st, Petersburg worknlcn are prepa r
Einr Il great demonstration. Arms ana
bombs in large quantities have been snug
rled in. and blocdslird on large scale
l. feared. The government has taken
few special measures TO meet the sitna-
ton, evidently relying on the troops and
,,olice 10 guard Che capital. The latter
arc active. The prominent agitators nre
being arrested. or have already been sent
back TO tho villages from which they
originally CAME. Tie prisons are filled TO
overlooking. =.
The news received from the interior Is
alarming especially from the Baltic pro-
vinces. where the cntiiN population IS IN
n state of intense excitement
.F'rom Dunnburg. government of Vitebsk'
come reports that the Jews arc III q
state OF panic over tho circulation of
proclamation similar to those which pre-
coded the outbreaks at kishine!f and
Gomel.
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fMR. GREGG SPEAKS. u.
Delivers Instructive Lecture on
EMPLOYED Mans Chance.

reception and upper, followed by an
taTy 81 te
the Young Mems Christian Association,
In the charge OF the Educational De-
partlnent. attracted a large attendance
at the central$YY. NJ G. "a. last night,
and afforded a pleasant and Instructive
evening to all nrssent.T !, address On
Chance was given in tho Association
Hall and was illustrated by stereopticon7
Views, showing pictures OF work done by
pupils Of the x. al. . G. IA. night schools. rs
g The address Of b1r.g Gregg was valuable
as showing what valuable work the,
night schools OF the asaociation are accom-
splshlng Throughout the. country There
are now 30. GOO pupils In these schools The
s. men and IS boys among Its students
Richmond association n ght school numbers
mar, mechanical drawing. penmnnship.3
and telegraphy.
The reception and supper were rendered
by the Ladies Auxiliary In the blue room
OF the association. and proved very en-
iowa hi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
FRISCO SYSTEM AFTER
SEABOARD AIR LINE
(By A ssot,ciat ted Press.)

KNOXVILLE. TENN. April LIT 10
reliably stated that the Frisco system
Intends TO purchase the Tennessee Cen
trail Railroad within month, connect
with tho Chicago and Eastesn illinois.
either ut Evansville, Ind, or Joppa. build
from 1Iarrimon. Tenn, to this citt and
probably secure control Of the Seaboard
AIR Line III the latter event the Knox
Vile extension would be continued N to
Asheyille, y. \ G.
President a. J. Davidson and Chairman
of>the Board. +. B. Yoakum. Of the 'Fris-
CO, have Just made tour OF the Ten
nessee Central. ss5s
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Welcomed at Pueblo.
(Bv A'ssoclated .Press.)


PUEBLO, COLI, April 14.-Pueblo citi-
zcns, to the number OF 5000, greeted Pres.
ident Roosevelt on his arrival at the Union
Station at 5:45 O'Clock this afternoon.
When the special was first sighted a
mighty cheer went UP. and 1t continued
until President Roosevelt appeared on
the rear platform and addressed the
crowd. His speech was Interrupted by the
presentation Of a "big stick" the gift,
OF school children. Tho President spoke
briefly. ss
I Promptly at $50 o'clock the special pull
cd. out over the Colorado and Southern
Railroad for Colorado Springs. The trip
since crossing the Colorado limo was un-
eventful except that at every station great
crowds gathered to greet the Chief Exc
cutiyc Y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
NAN patti RS0N
SCORES A POINT
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE indictment
charging Nan Patterson witt, conspiracy
with j. Morgan Smith and Mrs. Smith
wrongfully to obtain money from Caesar
Young was dismissed in the Court Of Cen Gen
eral Sessions to-day at the request Of as As
sistant District Attorney Rand. Counsel
for the Smiths dcmurrcd to the indct-
rnent against their clients and declared y
that the facts alleged against them did
not constitute II crime. The court re-
served decision in that case. Counsel Tor
the Smiths cndeavored to secure the re
turn Of property taken from the Smiths,
but failed. -
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SHERIFF SLEW sons \.
Man wanted REVENGE Re { \.
(By Associated Press)

MEMPHIS. TENN, Arril Ill II.
Thomson has confessed to Il being n the
leader Of thctsnlob that stormed the, jail
hit senatobia Miss, recently. He said
Whit. the prisoner, had killed his son,
and he wanted vengeance. T1e said Alex ezlt
ander Nelson fired the shot that killed
Sheriff Poag, sIhonllspo on siS - member o ,
the county board OF supervisors and an
Influential citizen. q, /, ss
Adyices ffrom senatobia state that a
h posse is stu out In an cff0rt.to appre-
illl,end members os the mob It's reported
two brothers, Spencer by name 8 have
lbarrIcaded themselves in n l'olxe ne g n
manebreak ana declnesto surrender -
the posse. several alleged members OF
the mob have hten arrested
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
General Griffith's Portrait.

last night. overfWh!cll Commander O. 81.
Morgan presIded, the attendance was ,un-
usually large and the programme inter-
ii Mas determined to present the por-
trait OF General Richard Griffith; OF the
Mississippi brigud {, M ahone's Dlyislp9n. on
Friday evening. AprJil ss1h II fhs pe.
beriako, Of the Fourth. Virginia Infantry;
Nil also lie presehtcdA The namcs of
those who viii present q and reesysa the
The cam requested Rev. James Power
Smith, Is. d.. ia deliver before the camp
Tho address no rece.tlyt m pEs N os1ehh
date as ,,,ny be- most convenient TO him.
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Will Not be Moved.

tSpeclaI TO The Times- DispatchD
WASHINGTON, p. g., Aprii l4-As-
suranccs have been given 10 Senator John
W, Daniel by the Navy Department that
the runored removal of the training
Schopl at s., Helena, near Norfolk 10
Newport Is not now probable. 1t is un.
derstood that Senator Daniel called at
the Navy Department recently In connec-
lion win tilis matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
\ Mr.. Thompson Crockett Dead.

zSPf FSWI = nS|9 M
Thompson A Crockett died last night It
Ills Niiome IN Crockett's Cove, after q
l,rotractcd illness. Mr.. Crockett was In
js si,i lgurei III this section and en-.
joyed tho fullest rcspcot and CONFIDENCE
OF tho people OF the whole county He
horhood, where he died and although al
ways prominent IN the affairs Of ne
county. he meyer sought ofliee and NEG ,,id
House Of Deegates for the S,sslons 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15

behind the bat, and Newman played first
Tor y, Y, the home team. 49,, ~.
first lnning Randolph Macon MADE .
runs on Randolpll's hit TO right. New
mans hunt, Brent's sacrifice, Walters
hit. and a pass ball by catcher. \.
Mary sG0rsa 1 N.Y. rui fh,rd
for. a single Keyser advanced hin M on o.,
Meade's sacrifice and Marsdcn's hit.
III the fifth Meade reached frs OIL an
error. stoId second and third and scored
s9ar nd Ma hs s scored aean
in the seventh. johnson got pass an =
was sent home form second on Marsden's
hit over second.
Randolph- Macon again lied the score
In their halfSof the seventh Ilarrel nj
70 short and reached first; Wlth,two men n e.,
Harrel scored from third. me Winnins
run was scored by Garter In the el ghth.
.Randolpll-Ntncon failed to score La the
nintl.8S.' The work of Randolph was ,cS-
god yhe WynqkIoea a aYa
pitcher / Spencer, left field: Carter. seGond
ba Sc y Wynkoop, short-stop: Somers, sthird
base; Iieyseri catcher. johnson, riEhtI
field: Mead q. center field; Nharsden FIRST Us
base. Randolph-Macon College re- <, laps, Ups.
Newman, first base; Walters, center field :
Brent, left field; Beale, third base: Low
ry, right field; Schenck. catcher; TAR
reil. pitcher. y !, :,
4 Score by Innings: *. n 2. ~ !:
Nm y M; and Mary: SS1,e L. 90 g
Struck out, b.. Lloyd. s.: by iinrreli, %
Base on balls, by Harrell. I :shy LloyGI, !.
8Umplres-Dr.'Jor Jordan and Mr.. Dovell.
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Under Serious Charge.

"a young white man, giving thelnam,ea q Of
II, "A. Bruce, was arrested yesterday AFTER
obtaining money on false pretenses. The
specific charge against the man9Eis that
Of raising the amount on a contract made 9!
con tract was $3 which had been raised
to- to Is. Tho prisoner claims TO represent
the Publishers Credit and Collection
Agency Of New York. with M. Watson
proprietor The case will come UP m inc
Police Court this m0rninE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Epworth League Tomorrow.

~ clay street Methodist Church to-
morrow afternoon at S;45 q cloclS, the
Viii have a public meeting. to which ~
The friends OF the junior lleaguers are I,1
sionary character, with special reference
10 tho missionary sent 10 Japan by inc
Epworth leagues OF Virginia. The, occa,
sion Will liz one of interest TO all Who arc
In mission work, 5s. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Oliver President.

The arrival of Governor Monta que was
enthusiastically greeted. and the Cover
nor expressed his appreciation and pleas
urc Senator Martin also came to-
night, and is the gust Of Mr. William
r. McIlwaine, but was not present at the
business session
The good roads work WAS supplement-
cd by resolutions calling for better educn-
tional facilities, which were also adopt
cd
Just before adjournment for the ban
uuet tho convention voted to elect a
president for tho ensuing year. Mr.. J. s.
Oliver Of Danvlle, was nominated by
Mr. Ruffin. OF Dnnville. The nomination
was seconded by j. Y, Williams of Alex
#andria, and Mr.. Oliver was unanimously
chosen.
He made brief address Of acceptance.
The Banquet.
To-nght's banquet of the T, p a. Con
3vcntion at Library Hall WAS brilliant
scene OF good cheer. good fellowship and
oratory. at which were present representa-
tives from all Virginia, including Senator
Martin, Governor Montague and Congress-
man Swanson,
Colonel e. g. Hay, of Washington, pre-
sided with great tact and clcverness as
&toastmaster. punctuating his witty and
graceful intrOductons with many good
stories, More than Two hundred ana fllty
delegates and invited guests greeted the
several speakers with an impartial en-
thusiasm that frequently had to be quieted
by the toaStmaStcr
r Congressman Swanson responded to the
toast, "Our Country reviewing with STIR
ring elouuence Americas part, and depict
ing In glowing terms the prospects of the
future
Senator Martin was not down for a
speech, but was called on and acknowl-
edged the ovation accorded In we'll chosen
woids.
Governor Montague was welcomed with
great enthusiasm. and in response 70 the
toast. "V!rginias Future" made an ad-
mirable speech, in which he dealt with
great emphasis on tho Importance OF
transportation facilities for every people
In the world and congratulated the con-
yention OF the choice of subjects for its
resolutions to-night-good roads and edu-
cation.
The Governor commended the proper
pride expressed by all the speakers In
Americas commercial GREATNESS sounding,
however, "A note Of warning against a
possible tendency to unduly exslt the spir-
Mr.. A. G. Braxton. OF stanton. re-
sDonded with lluent cearness and logic to
me toast, Commerce and Railroad In
terests"
The banquet continued late in 10 the
night, ana was Il memorable occasion In
the annals OF Petersburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Willard in Essex,

Lieutenant-G Governor Joseph u: Willard
leaves to-day for Tappahannock, Essex
county, where he viii speak on Monday,
Mr.'Ihomas. Of smithtield, SAID on 4, yes .
Wight county, and b also in Accomac
county, where the sentiment Is pretty
evenly divided between the senatorial
candidates. 2 4H{ III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Mr., NOVEL; Nov Conductor.

Mr.. a. IT. Novel; one Of three dis
patchers OF the seaboard Air Lane Ran.
way In this city, has boon made q frelg Ilnt
conductor on the division between Rnielgh
ana Weldon. Mr.. G, Maston has been
fnnmed To fiji tho vacancy thus created on
the CORPS of Dispatch wa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Old Nurse Dies Suddenly.

Mary Patterson, the old colored nurse
of Mr. Nj. NJ Mcclure, dropped dead yes
terday afternoon about 4 O'Clock on Frank
lin Street near Monroe Park. Thewoman
was out walking with Mr.. McGuirc's child
when she was stricken with congestion OF
the lungs and fell dead. il !, 55
Mr. Mcclure was sent for, and had the.
body taken to Bennett's undertaking es-i
Establishment, whcreIthe coroner viewed tho
va, All ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
ASKS Them NOT TO
SCARE BEARS OFF
CONTINUED. from First Page.3 A

snow has fallen day after day. Not
twcnty-four hours have passed without "
it's stormins All that prevents the roads
and trails from being absolutely inn
passable is the. warm weather that has
INTERVIEWED, and to a great extent melted
the snow. s}s
/. According to- p. b. Wells, q neeker
hunter who is one of the party, the camp
IS NOV in perfect shape. It has been
practically decided to track the game
with dogs and to follow with horses.
This is considered one Of the. most dan
gerous sports, and the bad condition Of
the ground makes it doubly dangerous
now.
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w. AND M, S; r, M, 4.
Interesting Game on Randolph
Macon Grounds.
lepNnlnl hi Thn Tilnes. plnnatch.

ASHLAND VA, April N--In the first
Of me- cisinpionslilp series Of games.
randolph Macon was defeated here by
Eslne wan close and interesting through
out. Eapdolpb- Macon's team was serl-
ogfiy crippled M having Cross. Treyil!an
~ tp.d the rubber for his initial game
and ala spiendid work shenk went in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
AS Judge Horsley Sees It.

Judge John D. Horsley. OF Lynchburg,,
for niany years a. member OF the circuit
bench. and one Of the ablest lawyers ~
the. state, was in the city vest rday.i
Martin, and is ons of the signers of an
address to the people Of Lynchburg IN.
his behalf. lie stated last night that
while the Governor had many friends IN
would give Senator Martin handsome
m q lori ty t55 SSs4g s5ittt3 If5 Sf4 24sltE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
NIGHT TRAINS, FL LIZA TO ASH LAND,
ACCOUNT WEDN EsDAYSc CLUB
,5fsift q - 2SAI 3f

Account Wednesday Club Srehearsals.
1l:15 II. NJ Tuesdays, April 18th
and e5th, 1905! for Ashland and, inter-
mediate points, All tickets, u including
communication forms, will be good on these
trains, Rate from Ashland to Richmond
and return on the above dates, Soc,
w. r. TAYLOR, X
"A Traffic AIallage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Trouble Expected.

(By Assoclated Press.J
WARSAW. A pril 14.-Dsturbances mere
are feared during the Easter HOLIDAYS '!;
Many people are. leaving Warsaw Vars ana
accommodation IN the sleeping cars o
Berlin and Vienna has been engaged
several days ahead.
~ Fresh strikes are reported at LOCI :.
Russian Poland. where the SITUATION Is
causing much uneasincss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
White Man Hanged in South
Carolina.

lIIy AssOciaied FrcAnj
COLUMBIA, s. g., April if-1Arlon
Parr q young cotton mill operative. who
KILLED Clearance sbealty. a mill boy was
hanged here to-day. The execution of
Par was the first hanging Of white
man IN South Carolina in eiaYen years,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
NOW
CRITICALLY i'll
Family Of Great Actor Sum
inored to His Bedside i'm
s Florida Residence.
NV Associated Press. !

tBy Associated Press.) .35. = Y
WEST PALM BEACH. FLA, April
s14--Joseph Jefferson lies critically III at
his winter residence ut Palm Beach. His
condition this afternoon reported by att;
tending physician. DR.. D. B. Potter, Ia
little, II any. improved. Es is surround
ed by his family and they are preparing
to expect death at any minute. li u
Three weeks ago AIR. Jefferson visited
Grover Cleveland ut Hobe Sound, where
he caught cold. and upon his returnf,o
Palm Beach was forced to take his bed.
He conva!esced and was up after few
days confinement but on Monday he
was seized Will, a relapse DR.. g. O.,
Worley was called from st. Augustine.
but returned Thursday when Mr.. JEFF
ferson showed some Improvement
i3Sy52z (By Associated Press
JACKSONVILLE, FLA; April H.
Latest advices from Palm Beach state
that Joseph Jefferson, the distinguished
actor. Is rest ting easy, and that his condj-!
ton to-day shows some Improvement
Mr.. Jcfferson's age is against him. but
his family >se hopeful OF recovery.
tBy Associated Press) an &
3Ss ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. April 14.-Dr.
Worlcy. who returned this morning from
Palm Beach. where lle was called to see
Joseph Jefferson. reports the distinguishes
cd actor as much improved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Buys Desirable Property.

MessfE. J. - CarnssI 4 Son yes,erssy
sold y AF n, 3 Haticrstein fesIfHct 80.
IN Ehst Ffauklin Street fer ii2,GpQ, MF,
Wailetgteln recently bought No. liz gsst
Franklin street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Found Foxes Plentiful,

Colonel W. IL. Hughes, M ~ w. q
Mccklenburg Hunt took ms n n v. nninn al
reports that II ii he killed five foxes IN four
mornings work. al 4 az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Eagles Ready to Fly.

There will be a meeting at Toney's
II all tomorrow at 2:30 P. NJ. to make
final arrangements for organizing the
Order Of Eagles. Many birds from
out-of-town will be present This meeting
is. open to all. tS.3 " IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Personals and Briefs.

4 Tho Hotel Chester has been leased
TO Mrs. Fannie Il. Grymes, Of this city.
Judge Clopton will convene the Corpo-:
ton Court on Monday. The docket IS
"a long one. Applications for LIQUOR
licenses will he heard on the 9th.
The fines OF both w. W. Chapel and
Nettle Gentry, the girl with whom he
went away from his family. were paid
by friends yesterday, and the two were
released from Jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
A RICHMOND WOMAN ASKS

"Have You m,D 1 floor paint that will last two
weeks?' Yes we have Deyoes' y has :.
beautiful gloss ana Win wear wo years y
properly applied. Harris Hardware ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
THE / P. A. TAKE
THE COCKADE CITY.
Continued from First Page3

present county road tax as means by
which the counties can raise the 4. n e't
sary funds for the construction Of perma-
nent good roads
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15

Y George Il. Carter conveyed to the Cilneh-
field Corpora ton tWenty-six miles Of rail-
road which he had purchased since the
formation of the syndicate and was him
self ono OF the directors and vice-prcsi-
dent and general manag ger of the Clincn-
field Corporation. Various attempts were
made by the Clinchfield Corporation to
dispose OF the properties. but all without
success until the sale 10 Carter, which
is attacked III this suit, was made
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-03-17
their trip east.

from their trip east.
Mr.. Montgomery. OF Columbia, is
visiting DR.. ]. S. Wheeler.
Mr.. J. P. Bowers and Mrs. T. A.
Dnminick have gone or a visit to
Ratcsburg this week.
Mrs. D. S. Cook is improving and
We trust will soon be we'll again.
\. Hart Kohn has come up from
Columbia, where he has been with
he F. and NJ. Co. for the past five
years. He is with the S. S. Birge
company, being secretary of the cor
poration.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Riser, of Saluda,
county, spent a couple days in town
the guests OF Mrs. and Mrs. NJ. w.
B~edenbaugh.
Mr.. Cecil Wyche has returned to
the Citadel to pursue his studies, af-
ter a week spent with his parents.
Married at the Lutheran parsonage,
ST. Lukes. March IL, 1905. MI. Willie
Nichols and Miss Lilly Harmon. W.
wish the young voyagers a pleasant
trip Owe life's sea.
Mr.. DIN Piester, OF Jolly Street,
SCH OF Mr.. \. B. Pies:er, is critically
III at this writing.
Mrs. J. Hart Fulmer. OF lower No.
o. was laid to rest at the Muller bury
irg ground. She was Is years old
and leaves a husband. one brother,
Uncle Sim Miller, Of Little Mountain,
and many friends to mourn their loss.
Funeral services by the Rev. Mr..
Sachs.
Mrs. Quincy Hendrix. of Upwell,
who has bene quite sick for some
weeks, passed away on Wednesday
evening. She was laid to rest on
Thursday at Zion.
) All our grippy folks are out again
and enjoying this bright spring
weather.
Col. n. B. Wheeler, of Wheeland,
was in town Thursday.
Trade with our merchants has been
e1od. and all are wearing a smile.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-03-17
AND D0INGS
OF PROSPERITY PEOPLE
SECOND TOWN PRIMARY RE.
SUITS IN TIE.
Annual Meeting of Literary Sorosis
Deaths n Prosperity
Section-PersonaI.

Prosperity, March I6.-The Soro-
sis. instead Of having the usual liter
ary meeting on Friday March u, will
give its second annual banquet. This
will be. quite an enjoyable affair. The
annual meeting was held on March
Il. Mrs c. T. Wyche was elected
president. Mrs. C. NJ. Boyd vice
president. Miss Jessie Moseley cor
responding secretary, Miss Lula
Moseley recording secretary, al
Miss Bessie Bowers treasurer.
We wonder why the men can't have
something nice like this. Yes, we
wonder why
As there have been quite a number
OF marriages this iall and winter
we give the wedding anniversaries:
First wedding anniversary is the cot
ton: second. paper: third, leather;
fifth, wooden; seventh, wooden; tenth,
tin: twelfth, silk and linen; fifteenth,
crystal; twentieth, china: twenty-fltth,
silver; th;rtieth, pearl; fortleth, ruby;
fiftieth. golden; and seventy-fifth,
diamond.
Mrs. J. A. Blackwelder. OF Newber-
~, spent Wednesday with Mrs. w. A.
Lutz, of our town.
Mr.. R. A. Voolfolk, of Virginia, is
in town for a few days, and will no
doubt call to see many of our people.
The primary for intendant on Tues
day resulted in a tie vote-4o and 40.
There will be a third on next Tuesday
to decide who will be the nominee,
unless there is another tie.
There seems to be very little IN
terest in the solicitors race. as n
V hears it mentioned except by
those who say that it will be the
same day as the town election We
trust that Newberry county will
stand by her son. He makes a good
prosecuting officer.
Mrs. Lizzie Hunter, Of St. Lukes,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. H.
Hawkins. this week.
DR.. Littlejohn has gone to Paco-
let.
Miss Della Bowers entertained the
Sorosis at it's annual meeting on
March -.
Mr.. J. w. Kibler was in town for a
few hours on Wednesday.
Miss Annie Mae B~edenbaugh is
visiting friends in town this week.
Miss Bessie Nichols. OF St. Lukes,
is visiting the Misses Hawkins and
Mrs. Taylor, of Our town.
Mrs. W. \. Moseley and Mrs.
Gaines are expected home today
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-03-17
NOTICE.

Pursuant to authority granted by
Bill No. IA enacted by the General
Assembly of the State Of South Caro-
lima the Trustees of School District
No. 81, Newberry Co, 'ty, S. C.
hereby call an election to be held at
Whitmire, Newberry County, on
Wednesday, April 4th, 1905. Said
election to be for the purpose Of vot-
ing for or against the issuing OF
School Bonds in accordance with the
provision Of Bill No. 144, also tor
the selection of two members OF the
Building Committee.
Chas. Tidn1arsh,
Z. H. Suber.
Jno. P. FAINT,
Committee.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-03-17

President Roosevelt on Monday
evening addressed the National Con-
grcss OF Mothers. il&session in WASH
icgton. The president delivered a
strong and appropriate address.