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That 5000 Give Regular
Patronage to the Sport Is a
Conservative Estimate.

The great interest shown by women IN
bow M this season has been s. appe rent By
the Increase In the numter OF afternoon
clubs a. to excite much comment, At the
Harlem Circle alleys alone there are twen-
weight clubs composed entirely OF women
bOwlers. the aggregste OF whose nemoer-
ship Is over four hundred. one cub alone
has forty active members, bowlens, and
every Sunday eight clubs OF Jewish women
meet for practice.
one Hundred and Twenty-fith street, Is
ths headquarters FOR twenty women subs
and the superba, IN Brooklyn, has az may
way Academy, BROOKLYN, and Myrtl. ayenuI
Brooklyn. has more than a dozen clnbs ad
every aliey-owner In my Of the borouEhs
Of Greiter New York who has cub patron
age can show several vomen's oluhs on ms
liet.
Many OF these women bowle-s are exoe't
rollers, which fact NAV he 1ea.ntd IRON
noting me scores In the Eastern ive-wonen
team championship at the Har'en, Clre
where sixteen clubs are repr Sented Ths
does not Include all the best wone7, bower
IN New York. as the sco0e sheets n many
Of the club p-ac'lce davs would i%ndlc1,e
There are many good bowler ~ tbs teN
whose names are never herd outside no
clrhs and who take up bowlns Simply a.
Frank samusls made an estimate q dry
that there are more than 1000 women
h0wlers In New York, ard anot7e, good au.
thorl.y on bowling matters declared mat
the estimate was very conservative
The evening world., 1905-11-24
MIDGET CYCLIST, IS
ANOTHER JIMMY MICHAEL

%ns he viii retire a champion, This
am of youlgS ,rs Will In al prooa-
bdty be termed the midget team" for
t.r} a,e tnv sn4dlys u-a cutpSd IN
tho race.
Hall ana Downey have come 70 an
understanding as team mates. and The
Brit.sher j., Sell satisfied. Tor he knows
that he viii team up with one OF the
las cst and undoubtedly the Eames,
Nttle nan IN the racing world IN tnis
country.
Hall i1s taken Jimmy Michael's place
IN the hcars Of the English cycllng fol-
lowers. He Is built on the same lines,
and has hat wonderful tact 50 charac-
t~erisii, in Michael OF sprinting AMI
winning out at the right time. He will
ride a ion-mllc motor-paccd race with
Hugh McLe9n. Of Boston, the night be-
fore the opening OF me siX-diy grind.
Mclean, % vs. be remembered. de-
featcd VIII S.inson ard Floyd Mac
Farland In m1,o-.paced races AT the
Garden this past summer,
The evening world., 1905-11-24
BOXING INJURED TEDDY, JR.


II is true that Theodore Roosevelt.
r., Is going to a specialist In Boston
for a slight operation on the bones OF
injury was caused at football. Teddy
lad his nose broken while boxing.
Though II was set AZ the time. II was
not set right. Saturday he injured nat
member again. and viii 20 to a s1e-
cialist and nave the trouble remcdied.
JlLst now his nos Is out Il shape, but
bv the time the specialist gets through
with MIN his most prominent facial
will probably look better.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
LARGEST RECEIPTS.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov A-Yale
will receive &c., 100 from the Princeton
and Harvard games, OF this amount
,?9, 100 comes from the Princeton, and Il
Is expected $4,000 will come from the
Harvard game. This Is the largest re-
G slpts ron the Two big games In Yale
football history, and Is an average in
come Of 1870 a week during the season.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
SPEAKING or AVERAGES.

George Williams and Jimmy Smith will
roll a match contest Of Oost four In seven
games at the Broadway Academy, Broadway
and Myrtle avenue Br'okiyn. this evening,
In a return match between Medicua and
Miller al the Supciba. Brooklyn, last night,
the former Won four out Of five games. his
high score being goa
Following the tournament games At the
Amphi1n, brooklyn, tonight, Bert Allen and
Jimmy Smith viii roll a match series Of best
six In eleven games with John Remple AMI
Barney Hueter. This contest has been pend.
Ing Tor some time, and has excited great
attention.
Interesting contests are expected In the
Eastern five-lady championship tournament
~ the Harlem Circle. where the Manhattan.
Ping Pong ard P5odle teams are scheduled
for games.
Tns Lady Hanover Club gives A prize bowl
ne cnmDetltion Thursiav evening, Dec. 7. at
E.sc1or't Lynch stree ana Harrison avenue
Men ana women bow,,sr' vii participa'e'
Herr Louie Hslutbach. secretary n the
lni''1 Rowling "'uts has troubles ~ his
own tsese DAYS In keeping the records OF the
SUNDAY tournaments AZ Thum's white Ele-
rAant
TIE Casln, team IL now IN the lead In the
r-eltminarv series ~ thN Lennx champion
sh'1 tournament Of Thum's Genor avenue
alleys, having rolled In two games an asgre-
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NELSON A GAME BOWLER.

Because VOORHEES, put II all over Nelson In
the individual contests OF the Eastern
League az the Monnlngslde Wednesday the
result IS not 70 he regardel as an indication
that the Little Swede' fails TO class with
thu local cracks. Nelson has made several
trials lately with siUteen. pound balls and
has teen unfortunate In having every one
prove a failure, Wednesday h. rolled with
a borrowed wooden ban Weighing less than
fifteen pounds, while VOORHEES, had his IA
v0rite sphere d the hard rubber sort. but
" son, with this handicap, stuck gamely 20
his work. Nelson has now ordered a sphere
OF hari rubber In the meantime the star
az the Universal gets the credit for his
defeat Of VOorh1s recently, Il being the
first for VOORHEES, this season.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
rnrnNAMrXr CANES TONIGHT

Important tournament games tonight are
scnefulei as l0IOWs: American National
Ihum's Waite Eleplant-Sylyan, Linw9od,
castle Point. Elste7n ChampioNshlp, Har-
len. Rah,sdorl s-MyFsy, Harlem, .Centlul
isrk, NV YORK, Amann 4 Tyeiss-Bunfalo,
Columbia. Cipper, Roadway, Songacue q
Arus'-BuaGWey, Canadian. Algonquin;
Gotham. Umla' s-Gotham, Palace, Lnpcr.al;
Broadway CBru0klyn). Observation-Disclosures
Caauucey, Liberty Grove; Riyers,e. SleyeTs-
Arab, Rlscdale. Pastime; Universal, Brooklyn
sylvan. Berkeley, National, Park Circle,
HaraHann's-Palacs Peerless Washington
Heights. 4 mmnnn's-Unlverh9 mEeiu,
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GOOD THREE-R0UNO BOUTS.
Pastime A. c. Members Witness
Some FiTst-Rate boxing.

The Psstlme Athletic Club held a
series Of three-round bouts at the
clubs gymnasium, Ninetieth street and
Avenue A, last night. The best bouts
were between former amateur bantam
champion Willie Schumacher and Tody
Leonard at u5 pounds, Leonard was an
easy propagation and Schumacher had
no tlou0le In defeating his man.
The bout between Joe Wagner, the
soung Italian bantam, and Frank Nc
Qulrk was a one-sided affair. In the
Second round Wagner practically
Knocked McQuirk out with a right
swing on the Jaw, McQuirk had a rest
Or two minutes, but toel the mark for
The third round very weak. When
Wagner was making a punching bag u
him Referee Jimmy Deforrest stopped
the mill.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

Not since the good old Horton law
DAYS In this vicinity, when read lighters
received more money for engaging In
one battle than they would get for box
Ing three bouts in Philadelphia, have
there teen 80 many out-of-town pugl-
lists in town at 5ne time as at present.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
SEVENTIES GOOD CARD.
Forty-eighth Games of Regiment
Will he Held Dec. o.

One Of the best cards In the history
OF tho Seventh Regiment has been pre-
plred for the forty-eighth games OF
the athletic association, which will be
decided In tho Armory, Park avenue and
Sixty-seyenth street on Saturday even
ing, Dec. O. There are t~wenty.tour
petitions Including the reg liar contests
for the Nesbit and Military trophies.
Two Of the bes. features OF the pro-
will DO the equipment race and
the hlppDirome handicap, both OF which
are novelties In anmory competition.
Entries will close on December with
P. Loeser, secretary OF the
Seventh Regiment A. A.. Park avenue
and Slx.y-seventh street,
The evening world., 1905-11-24
Young Erne to Fight Again.

Young Erne," the clever Quaker City
boy, has been signed to fight another BAT.
tie In the West. He has been secured 10
meet XII" Herman, the Chicago fighter. in
a ten-round bout az a show 10 b. br,lrht
on by the indianapolis A. c. on the niEht
OF Dec. 3. As they are TO boz al catch
weights, Ene should have no trouble in
securing the decision.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
OLD DR.. ORINDLE,
sS YEARS A SPECIALIST IN
DISEASES OF MEN.

Under Dr. urndle's scientific treatment Al
disease peculiar. TO men are permanently
MoDERATE TEXANS than by any other ad.
v~erising physician. DO you suffer from blood
polsoninK, hereditary or oontractedi nervous
easea, red spots, ulcers, soro tAOat and
mouth, painful swelling, STRUCTURE, VARI'
COCDbE,. or any disease resulting from ex
not Of how long standing, Dr, 0rindle Will
curp you as surely az you 60 70 him for treat
ment, He cures private and ordinary con-
traoted diseases and drains In . 10 10 Gays.
DR.. Grlndle IL az The same offioe, III Wee
i2uh IT., between ON and Tn avs, which
he has occupiad OVER ~ fDARs,-e record
trThfully claim Advice nee. Mediana 10
Hours. . 70 o. sundays y 10
The evening world., 1905-11-24
Old Rivals TO Meet.

There will be another meeting IN the
squared circle between those two slam.
bang colored fighters, Larry Temple. OF
this city, and sam Langfocd. OF Boston.
we've round bout before one Of the boxing
cubs AZ Portland, Me, on Dec, II. Every
ime these two men meet they put % a
counter should be another hummer while II
laafa
The evening world., 1905-11-24
RICE FOUGHT IN
OLD-T|ME FORM
special to The Evening world.)

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a - Austin
Rice showed much Of his old-time dash
and snap In his bout with kid" Locke
At the Broadway A. c. last night, At
the end Of the six rounds neither man
had the advantage.
Locke carried the fight to Rice, but
tho veteran always evadei his oppo-
nent's fierce rushes without receiving
any serious damage. Rice fought back
with wgor and landed Numerous Of
fecive blows. Superior ring craft and
g%eneralship enabled Rice often to get
out OF tight holes.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
New Fighters Arrive.

Two OF the newest arrivals in town are
'Kid' Abel and Benny YanFer. firm Chi.
cago. who are preparei 10 NEE; any frhter
IRON l8 10 l2S pounds Joe Hunphrets
manager Of Terry McGovern. will act as
AbePs manager, while Al LlpDe will lodk
after rangers Interests, Both Abel ana
langer ought 10 have little trouble An get.
ting on fights IN phlladeluhla
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Neary to Fight at Home.

Charley Neary, the Milwaukee light.
weight, who ha, not boxed in hs home town
In several months, will be seen In action
there In a few weeks. Negotiations have
Young Erne," the Philadelphia boxer, and
as Neary, Is willing % fight at catch.
weights the match will most likely be
they will boz an siEht'round bout before
The evening world., 1905-11-24
Good FIGHT To.Nlaht.

Another good fight 10 down on the card
for decision tonight The men who Will
figure In are Billy Honey Melody. OF
Boston, ana Jack O'Keefe, the cleeyr boxer,
OF chicago They ara 70 clash In a twenty
round battle before thu Spokare CWasb !
Amateur Association. ~
The evening world., 1905-11-24
ppooKIYN MATCH GAME.

ReiA and Cohn won four out q Eve games
In Inc match contest with Sweeney and
smith. from the Amphion, the first series
yescrday being rosed at the fui'oa rula'e
Reil and Cchn-33) &s &l 80 SH
s%ve4nsy and smth-S7i. 3t8, 29e, 2l, S73.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
BOXERS FLOCK|NC TO TOWN

Every day new arrive for the
purpose Of displaying their tabs and
swings al the different stays, or else
remain here a few days and then pro-
coed 10 Philadelphia, where they are
oflere1 & small sum to show their sdll-
The evening world., 1905-11-24

gate Of L.7el pins, and 50 noseins out the
hyperion with l.1,s. rwenty-Oue clubs have
competed up to date i9 thi. exciting contest
Clark and Taylor. " stars at the
superoa, Brooklyn, meet In a match coa-
test "' best ioua ~ seven s~me' uo'nlshI
The first important match contest Of
IN Hed'- teams this season VII 10 roll a
az the New Bidorad0, Futon street, Brook.
+ .lyn, Tonight Nuen JJau hostu. and MS
hardt, best four IN seven games The, Ie url
match will he rolled at the Nolparell, sun
day evening, Dec. B
Their. is a close race for the lead in thu
Riverside. tournament be,wesn the Coin.
THAN, Algonduin, Victoria, Rosedale, Or
chard and New Jersey teams, on,y a few
clubs, The Individual averare Ie d rs ar
also Close Checks, Onawas, 1872; Sch itjc,
Rosedales, lS9, and Klusmeyer, Orchards,
Herrick, College, and Buchholz, Rsedal,s
In the division Of the $500 offered In seven.
teen prizes In the Eastern flveInan champion.
ship each contestant has a chance TO compete
FOR hieh score and individual prizes, which Is
not permitted IN other tournaments. There
are four team prizes ranging rom 500 10
stJ two high team score prizes Of. so and
and seven averas, prizes Of $50 to So.
one Of the cloest and most exciting duck.
pin contests was rolled at the Amphion.
Brooklyn, yesterday, where d. Alwick ana Y
Birmingham rolled five series of best three IN
lyu contests fOr SIS IN each cries Up 10
the arm series each had won two. and Al.
wick won the last by hirty-one pins. aver
aging % S.25 for twenty.fy games. The
losers average was about 20. The result Of
THIS contest aff0rig a good Illustration u the
amount Of luck ~ this form OF bowling
Nga1Aara ~ A.. D.,rtt., Trvh Iii gt..
ladies' night AZ the Palette, No East
Twentyseoond street, Tuesday evening.
Philip Neusch will start a house tairn1-
inent az the STANDARD Alleye, No. $50 Sixth
streot, the Erst Sunday in December John
schaum is president Of the Tournament
Harlem bowlors are wonderlnE ~ the re-
cent high scores made by VO1rasis have
given Herman Kahlsdorf cold feet. As yet
no datss have been fixed for me match
which KahlsdcTf arranged nearly two weeks
ago.
Bowlers are making a hard effort for the
fftA ir!ae Offered 10 any one who scores
tWenty.seven in the n~ire-rin hcai-pin tourna-
rent Of the United Bowling Cues at Thum's
Waite Elephant sundays. John Ritter has
several times won the So prize Offered for
SCORES Of twenty-six.
John Roster Is tuning up IN ths Non.
pageil Alleys IN preparation for the second
series Of the match contest with Bert Allen
on Monday n'ght II IL doubtful. however.
The evening world., 1905-11-24

~ PROFESSIONAL fighters are the
hardest people in the world to
drag into a nst fight outside Of the
ring. In the arst place, they know what
they can do, and they seldom care to
take advantage OF their hstic superiority
over the ordinary citizen. In the sec
ond, they have a Isllke for hghting
without a purse up, and don't want to
chance breaking a hand unless there is
money In sight.
But Joe Walcott, having announced
his retirement from the ring, doesn't
care abou, little things OF that kind.
The result is that Joe is nov awaiting
trial In Boston for smuggling a boy In a
10 al poolroom, THIS Il Walcott's first
affair since the famous occasion last
year, on which he shot himself through
the hand and ounctured another "cul-
lud gemman" who happened to be
standing near. In case the Boston au-
thuritles are In doubt as to the best
mode Of punishment for the BLACK
Demon" I suggest tht he be put into
q ring and fo.csd to fight somebody ION
the level"
The evening world., 1905-11-24

Harlem bowlers are wondering II the re-
cent high scores made hy V6,rasiF have
given Herman Kahlsdort cold feet. As yet
no dats have been fixed for me match
which KahlsdoCf arranged nearly two weeks
ago.
The evening world., 1905-11-24

DoB FITZsIM MONS is making a
X collection II giants at his train
Ing quarters. Fitz always likes to
train with men bigger than himself
They can stand more pounding, and
training with Fltz Is no Joke. He hits
hard all the time, and he insists upon
having mis- sparring partners hit hard,
too. "Cut loose!' he says at the be-
ginning Of every round, and II he can
induce the other fellow to fight he is
happy FttzsimmOns is more OF a real
fghting man Than any other big fellow
IN the game.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
AM usEM ENTS.

Manhattan TSs s a 10 D MAJ a. 4 ~ AZ 4.
NINE, kALlCH NORMA WANNA
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SPORTING.

Broadway. 50 cents dailyi by telephone
or telegraph. % weekly, 81 monthly
Dlestel's, Bollng's, smiths. Aliens, Me-
Albert's. Cooks, Centaur's, Morris's, Cra's's
Track and Paddock spccialo and every
other tlpster's selections that are worth
having given free 10 all purchasers OF the
Yellow Sheet. First edition noon.
The evening world., 1905-11-24

A sHEvILLE, N. O., Is becoming a
~ greA, sporting place, Not long
ago a Japanese Jlu jltsu artist
and a big wrestler travelling under an
alias fought, bit, Kicked and gouged to
4 finish there. Now II Is announced
that Jim Parr, the English cham
pIon," will wrestle Mr., Olsen, Of Iowa,
"for 1900 side bet and the champion
snip Of England"
Can this champion Of England be
our old friend Jim Parr, OF Buffalo,
whose shoulders have met tho mat so
often during the past YEAR, In that
case PArr must be like Peter Maher,
the perpetual champion Of Ireland, VINO
always claims that title, no matter
how often he is whipped, Imagine
wrestling for the championship Of
England" in the North Carolina woods
Wrestling Is a detunct game, and the
promoters are hard put to II to invent
catch lines 10 draw the crowd.
CPEAKING Of wrestling, Thomas
~ jenkins has fallen into a nice
thing. He Is at West Point on
SIX months probation, teaching the
cadets how TO use the strange hold
and other friendly devices OF which
Tom is master, II he makes good It
will be a life job. jenkins, they say,
at a blackboard and draws
beautiful diagrams Of the holds, and
let's half a thousand cadets take
trying grips on him, When
with the wrestling Tom Is
used as a tackling dummy by the foot
bail team. He says it Is hard work,
but he likes II. Nothing feazes Thomas
ance Hackenschmidt up-ended him and
,ried 10 throw him head-hrst through
he floor OF the ring in Madison Square
iarden.
The evening world., 1905-11-24

Philip Neusch will start a house talrn1-
lnent az the STANDARD Alleys, No. $50 Sixth
schaun Is president Of the Tournament
Committee.
The evening world., 1905-11-24

Bpwlers are making a hard effort for the
ffth lr!ze Offered 10 any one who scores
tWenty.seven In the nire--in hcai-pin tourna-
White Elephant Sundays. John Ritter has
several tines won the So prize Offered for
scores Of twenty-slx.
The evening world., 1905-11-24

John Roster Is tuning up On ths Non.
pageil Alleys IN preparation for the second
series Of the match contest with Bert Allen
on Monday n'Rht II IL doubtful. however.
The evening world., 1905-11-24

Miss ANVNn ZlT0 %''s s 6 Z 4 Fs. fisi S:'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-08
l O40 Irish Immigrants.

New York, April 4 Among
tho sturdiest and brightese of the
1885 steerage passengers who ar
rived esterday aboard the White
Star liner Celtic were l,O4O Irish
immigrants. Many rosy checked
and sparkling eyed girls were in
the lot and hundreds of Irish.
Americans thronged the street in
front of the Barge office to see
the newcomers land and TO greet
them. 1t is said at Ellis Island
that the Celtic's Shipment marks
the beginning of an exodus from
Ireland this spring that will beat
all records of recent years in Irish
immigration.
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+ ULL OF TRAGIC MING

are these lines from j. II. Sim
mons, of Casey, la. Tblnk what
might have resulted from his ter
rlh!e cough If he had not taken
the medicine about which he writes
81 had fearful cough, that dis
turbed my nights rest. | tried
everything, but nothing would re-
iieve it, until | took DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, which com
pietely cured me-" Instantly re-
lleves and permanently curee all
throat and lung diseases; prevents
grip and pneumonia. At Crnw.
ford Bros, j. F. Mackey & Co.,
and Funderhurk Pharmacy. drug
gest; guaranteed; SOC and S1.OO.
Trial bottle free.
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Negro ASA ssiDated.

Orangeburg, April jeff
donaldson, young negro brick
mason, was shot and killed at his
home on the outskirts of this city
on Saturday night 1t seems
that Donaldson had been working
last week ut North aud he came
home Saturday afternoon with the
expectation of spending Sunday
ut home and returning to his
work on Monday for this week.
lie was detained until after DARK
IN going out to his home, and as
ne approached his front dco.. be
was shot through the heart.
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world what you will take. 1t is
in your own hands. All YOU have
to do is TO "stand pat +" Fellow
citizens, let us "stand pat" with
tie New Orleans convention.
"Stsnd pat"
Let it be understood that from
now henceforth and forever we,
the producers of the material that
clothes the world, intend to have
voice in fixing the price of the
products of our labor.
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Had 81 Children in 81 Years.

(From the New York Tribune)
Denver, March 3l.-Down in
the Platte River bottom is a tbre :
room Gotta &c, where live the pa
rents of twenty-one children, and
today, with ten of these around
and three grandchildren, they eel
ebrated their twenty seventh we'd
ding ami ersaiy. They are Mr..
and Mrs. Edwards NJ. McSpart-
ton. The family comprises four
teen boys and seven girls. The
last baby is thirty-thres days old.
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Happenings in the State.
As Chronicled by tho Alert Cor
respondents of The Columbia
State and the Charleston
News and Courier.
Specials 10 News snd Ccurier

Specials 10 News snd Courier
Ware House i'm Bcnnettsville.
bennettsville, April 8 -Messrs
Smith and Hyatt arrived on late
trains and addressed the cotton
growers this afternoon. The I,
made telling arguments for or
ganization, and predicted the sue
cess Of the movement. After the
speeches company was organized
and subscribed to build a $4,000
ware house.
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Negro Kills -Four Others And is
Himself Wounded.

Batesville, Ark, April q
John Dow, a negro, went to Sui
phur Rock today to see his
wife, who was at her fathers s
home, and because she refused to
return with him he drew a pistol
and shot her dead. Then be shot
and killed his wifo's mother and
another negress Hi. father in
law secured II shot gun and shot
Dow, but notfatally, the latter he
ing able to return the fire, killing
his father-in-law.
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Eight .Men Under Sentence {
Death in This State.

beatu III his Otut0.
Columbia, April 3. There ar,
eight men no. in this State unde,
sentence of death. Until Adam.
was granted a new trial therewere
nine men sentenced to he hanged
This Is remarkable record. II
Is condition of affairs that bas
Its deep significance. More men
are now under sentence of
death IN this State than there are
murderers in some States with
larger population
The list of men under death
sentence Is as follows:
Ned Mack, at Manning.
Sam Marks, at Darlington.
Bob Jenkins, white, at Darling.
ton, convicted of killing n colored
man.
Rochester, of Oconee, white.
Aaron Villa ms, of Kershaw,
Fletcher Bird, of Greenvills.
Talmer CrlswelI, of Greenville.
Marion Parr, white, of Colum.
bia.
OF the eight men under death
sentence in the State today Parr,
Rochester and small, of Darling
ton, are white. How many of
this number will escape the gal
lows it is hard to say, but from
present appearances there Is de-
cided indication of at least half a
dozen hangings in this State with
In the next month or two. There
may be other hangines scheduled,
out they are not recalled at the
moment, but eight at one time is
such an unusual record that it is
well worth commenting upon.