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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
a PRIZE-FlGHT BLOW
RESULTED IN DEATH

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. November %
The coroners jury. which investigate
the death OF Nike Ward last Friday. re-
turned a verdict to-day finding that
Ward came 10 his death through a fall
as the result Of a blow struck by Harry
Lewis G5esterman). while engaged I'm a
prize-hght" The verdict says thar blame
should De laid upon the promoters and
aoettors OF the fight as fully as upon
the principals themselves.
After the return 81 the verdict q war
rant was Issued for the arrest of Lewis.
who has been in custody since the fight
charging him with wilful murder
Frank Lynch. OF this city who pro-
NOTED the boxing match between Mike
Ward and Harry Lewis. was arrested to-
day on a warrant charging him with
masking an agreement to promote q prize
fight. lie was held under Si.00n bonds
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INSTRUCT HOWITZERS.
Mr.. Vaughan-Lloyd to Give
Soldiers Physical Trimming.

Mr.. Randolph Vaughan-Lloyd. the we'll
known physical culture instructor Of this
city, has been engaged 20 train the Nom
bers Of the Howitzers in this line. The
HOwitzers have secured the Stuart Horse
Guard building. adjoining their armory.
and this will be used as a gymnasium
AIR. Naughan-Iloyd viii teach all tho
well-known indoor sports. including box
ing and wrestling. His classes will meet
on Tuesday and Thursday nights
The instructor IS we'll pleased with his
now field. and declares that ne has some
fine subjects. as ali tho members OF the
Howitzers are healthy specimens OF man
hood.
Mr.. Naughan-Loyd suffered n broken
NIB some time ago in a wrestling match.
but he declares that So Is now stronger
than ever, and he IS I'm fine shape for his
work
Interest in boxing. wrestling and other
methods Of physical training Is evidently
Increasing here and in other portions OF
the state. and the Howitzer boys are en-
thusiasuc over securing the services Of
Mr.. Naughan-Lloyd
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RECORDS MAY FALL IN
SIX-OAY BICYCLE RACE
Worlds Best Distance Riders Are
Entered in the Contest TO Be
Held Next Month.

NEW YORK. November 2'.-The six-day
bicycle race az Madison Square Garden.
which VIII Zoe hold this year during the
week beginning December eth. promises
o. play havoc wiki cycling records as
nearly every rider WHO establishes
new mark during the past season win ap-
pear In either the big race or the short
distance events which VIII d. held in coa-
uectlOn with g.
Among the record smashers who have
already signed are Paul Gu.gnard. Bobby
Waitlcur. Ernest X pye. Louis Afcttinr
Charles Schlee and W. ". Eamuelson.
Paul Guignard rode flfty-nlne miles
thirty and one-Aait yards ia one hour
Munich. Germany, making record per
fcrmance. ON October c1th. ~ Ieirstr.
GulSnard made another notable ride. and
IN two hours behind pace covered one
hundred and five miles one hundred and
ninety yards. a new worlds record
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
CHAMP IONSHIP
CAME SATURDAY
Richmond College TO Meet Ran
dolPh-Macon in Broad Street
Park.
THE SPIDERS ARE FAvoRITES


saturday game with Virginia Military
Institute showed that Richmond College
could put up "a good exhibition OF foot
ball that IS fuil 81 interest - spectators.
4A" 'oleeians came out from tho cone
test with T. ~. lis scalp dangling At
t"tir r'lt and on the strength ~ this
victory afe looking forward 20 landing
sA'tAer and also tAc championship Of
the eastern division ~ thc state rrxt
saturday Randolph M1.ou is the team
mat richmond hopes 90 defeat.
yesterday afternoon th-re vas large
squad out 10 practice. and Coach DunIaD
Put tnr uen through some sJN work
ending zap with scrlumagluE DUNLAP Isl
Htll thinking Our all kinds ~ trick rls,s
and training tne team in getting anon.
OF properly, and when Randolph Afalor
meets Richmond Saturday several WI
Dc used that have not been seen lara
p"i"re fnis season The men are also
peing worked in different places. SO tlat
about.
II Is not known what Randolph-Ma
l- doing. hlt uo doubt they are also
hafa az work as this Sc tho real game
OF inc season for them. Blt in cou.tart-
1--WE scores Richmond has the better of
H. ln"y Will however. play "a hard
game as tls contest ls On. dat-if.r.-
o. amrionship match ~ This season RAN
cHiph- Macon beat william and Mary In
tae!T CHAMPION Zip game with that col
i.se kichml nd did the same stgnt. only
tnme7oat worse. Since Hampden- sidney
tis Withdrawn. the championship lies be-
tween Richmond and Raudolr b. Macon
Tor this reason the game wiu DO a hard
i'Afnt one. and every inch 0t ground
VII De- contested. 4 great crowd As
expected. the entire student bodies az
both Institutions coming out % Do Some
rootns. Tho game VIII be- called at
J.. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
"ST0NEY" M'GLYNN IS
POLICEMAN IN YORK

YORK PA. November 20-T-lvsses
Grant McGynn. who. after fnishina tho
season as the star twirler on the york
team. Of the Tristate League. played with
the 81. Louis Nationals. donned q police
uniform here last evening renortine- at
the city Hall for duty at o'clock
McGlynn has been assigned 70 the north
district Of the Twelfth Ward as 81 nfrbt
patrolman Mayor Mccall. who appoint
ed the baseball star To q place on the
force. administered the oath Of office 70
him at the city Hall at S o'clock mis-
morning.
McGlynn said. after having been sworn
in. II think I will like this business Of
being "a cop. No. ] don't think 7 will 90
back 90 the diamond again. I have hqo
enough or H. and don't want to make
the mistake Of staying in the basabau
profession until I am a dead one and
have TO get out" NcGlynn's paw as a.
night patrolman is so a month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
AUTOMOBILE LAW.
Barton Heights Has Ordinance
Similar to That of Richmond.

Autoists who slowly send their ma
chimes through tne~city streets in ac-
cordance with the eight miles an hour
ordinance are now up against similar
proposition in Barton Heights. II a
benzene-buzzing buggy flies through tho
streets Of the suburban town there will
Dee "a penalty inflicted ia Crutchneld-S1U
for the first offense and double the
amount for the second ofense.
The Town Council OF Barton Heights
passed the ordinance last week without
dissenting voice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
Little Eagles VS.. Brothers
School

The Little Eagles defeated the Brothers.
School eleven ia game Of football yes
terday afternoon The touchdowns were
made by Burke and LLOYD. The feature
OF the game was the playing of the hacks
and ends. The lineup follows:
-aEles- fositon. Brothers.
:. CAeatwOod. fright end...........F. Poh
H. flcAey .--...-.right tackle..-..-..F. Mott
+. philips right guard...-A. Hulcher
H. Slc.-....-.-- centre. ........... Tal-ev
Webster --.-.-.left guard.........W. Mott
tOppcnheimer)
De'ereuN- ..-.-..left tackle.......C. banan
CNirgneld)
T. Anderson. -....leTt end ..........T. Teefy
a. Slaughter.....Q quarterback. Poh
j. BurS......... right halfhack...G. Perkins
+. Y. Lloyd..--left haifhack....A Cannon
Midget. .-.--... .fullhack. Caved0
The only time taken out was when
Webster was knocked out. The halves
were fifteen and twenty minutes. and
ten minutes rest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
Foreign Golf Balls Barred

From now on the sale OF foreign-made
golf balls in this country Will cease Fur
Their legal trouble was avcrted by the
defendant I'm the suit confessinC Judgment.
paying damages and agreeing 10 return
HIS stock OF balls Of foreign manufac-
ture According TO Charles Neave. lawyer
for the American patentee, there was
no other course for the dealers in the
foreign makes to pursue
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Buck" Ewing Left $4,000.

CINCINNATI o.. November o.
cording 70 the VIII OF the late WuuN
Ewing the great catcher. the ests,$
amounts TO $1,000. largely in real oS-
tate, and II IS to 20 to the widow 10 he
hers as long as she remains unr,ar-
ried. In case OF her remarriage or death
the estate IS 10 be divided between their
two children. Arthur and Florence. fen
and twelve years old. respectively
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Company IF" Seventeen Regiment.
Captain J. H. stone. held its shoot at
tie Armory last night I'm the contest for
the Hardy Cup.
The last shoot Will take place to-mor-
row night. 1t IS said that the averages
are far above those OF the last contest,
and the men are all taking interest in
the affair
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BOWLERS PLAY
BY TELEGRAPH
Richmonders VIII Compete With
Atlanta Champions on
Thursday Night.
DUCK-PlN ARTISTS MEET
LynChburg Pushed TO Last Place
After Games on Monday
Night.

A picked team ~ Richmond boviors viii
play the champion team OF Atlanta. ca
Thursday night. Operators viii be I'm the
bowling alleys of each city and the scores
VIII he telegraphed TO one another. 1.
Will be bowling by biography.
The team 70 bowl here as against the
Atlanta team in Atlanta VIII be picked
from the following howlers: Splitting VIII
nams. Rowsey Hicks. MYERS plilev
Bath. Sevor- Ben and Knaf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21

Haoan Returns to Ring

READING. PA. November 20.--After an
absence from the ring OF more than
year and half. Jimmie" Haean has
issued a challenge to meet any bantam
weight in the State. Jack" Cardiff. this
city's well-known lightweight. has Hagan
IN charge IIagan had "a good chance
to win the bantamweight championship
OF Pennsylvania An EFFORT is being made
TO match him with Tommy" Feltz, OF
Philadelphia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21

hostocks Animal show opens AT Idie-
wood tonight Captains Robert AEiuton.
Miller and Lewis have spared no time uor
expense in making THIS opening one OF the
best cror presented. and the crowd SIS as-
sIred ot Eooc Performance hy the many
wild beasts
This afternoon Dr Charles Eupu. a
local veterinarian. viii perform very
delicate operation upon the Uranium ~
Bob Fitzsivmo1s. the giant hon. formerly
owned oy tie pugiiist of tle same name.
Several years ago when NJ Boetu-k
gave the lion % Fftzs.mm0ns the latter
had great sport with him. one day ia
New York the beast became onstrepcrols.
ana 10 was necessary for the aghter %
ueo something more persuasive than hi
fists. Fitzsimuons gave the beast "a fat
over thc head with @ half-pound ham
mer. and since that time Bob Fitzsi--
mons. lion. has been known as llnatc
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Cod Scores Made

Duck-pin bowling seems to be gaining
in popularity in the city. ana the teams
representing Portsmouth. Richmond ana
Lynchburg are keeping close together.
LynchburE was pushed TO last place after
the games Monday night. Atkinson vas
the high man. with III pins to his credit.
a very good score. The scores follow:
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AT present he is not at for anything
Fe does not perform with the rest o.
the Hons ana others % his ulc He is
having TOO easy "a time of it. and 30 win
Do t.o business % Captain Miller % sac
''at he gets IN the game and does some-
thing 20 earn his meat
Mr1eloN the great lion presented to
M Hoetock hy King Meneuck. % Abvs-
snia. is among the number 70 he seen ~
tho Bostock Show. This beast was cau-
turcd in tie viif7 ~ Africa abort fifteen
years ago. The King himself kept him
in his own menaeerie for several years
seven years ago Mr. Eostock was travel
Ing THROUGH that country in search o.
animals when ho accidentally ran across
tho ruler. After learning that ATr. Bose
took was the Animal King" the boss
- tho province of Ahyseinla promptly
showed bis appreciation o. the visit by
presenting the great animal 10 him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21

We will seli handsome Genuine
4-ealher OAK Frame Couch. Very fina Oak
Frame Faberoid Couch. handsor1e No
hogany Genuine Leather library Snit
handsome Genuine Leather Rocker. yerv
handsome SILK Plush Parlor Suit hand
some CHARTERED Oak China case Ool-
ana walnut Book Cases. handsome Oak
Sideboard. handsome Iron and Brass
nut and oak Chamber Suits. chairs
Rockers. Tables. Pictures. Mating. Red
Springs. Heating and Cooking stoves. and
other furniture etc
Ladies especially invited 20 this sale.
THE VALENTINE. AUCTION co.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co..
CTS T.. Broad Street.

GENUINE LEATHER COUCHEs. GEN
OINE LEATHER LIBRARY SUIT.
HANDSOME PLUSH PARIOP
SUITS. GOOD CHAMBER SUITS.
CHINA CASES BOOK CASES.
IRON BEDS. ETC. AT AUCTION
TO-DAY WEDNESDAY. NOV. 81.
AT OUR SALESROOAIS. No. SIS III
BROAD STREET. EXHIBITION
FT RNfTT-RE.
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BY request Of w. r. Hancock. ESQ. w..
shall SELL bv public auction. on the prem
isCs, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2sTH 1906
AT ! O'CLOCK =. A.
his weil-known and highly valuabf, fac
tory, on the east side Of TWenty-Seconi
street between Main and Frankfin
streets. being "a most capacious. well-con-
structed and thoroughly substantial. part
four-story and part throe-storv brick
building. fronting about 100 feet on Twen-
ty-second street with ample depth the
ground comprising nearly 1fono square
feet, and the buildings about 1000 square
feet floor space. having large yard and
shed. three good elevators. water and
gas piping. etc, the entire premises be-
ing IN good ordcr
This property. while especially and adj
mirahly adapted TO the manufactures anS
handling OF tobacco. IS we'll suited IN
size. capacity. construction and location
for any warehouse or light manufacture
ms purpose. and possession VIII be given
tho purchaser ut once
Parties interested may see the property
at any time upon application 70 the auc-
tioneors
TERMS-One-thi cash; balance on
long credit n desired. or an cash. az op-
tion OF purchaser.
+ b ELAN & COMPANY.
AuCtioneers.
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Auction Sales, Future DAYS.

-. d. - flftfn ~ company.
Real Estate Auctionocrs.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF
THE SPACIOUS. WE'LL LOCATED
BSTANTLAL. AIODERNLY APP
POINTED AND EXCEEDING
LY VALUABLE
TOBACCO FACTORY OF w. r.
HANCOCK. ESQ.
on EAST SIDE TWENTY SECCN-n
STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS. RICH
MONn. ".
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Baseball
Basketball
Billiard 3
Golf
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By Geo. W. Mayo. Auctiouoor.
1lo y. Seventh Street.
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Auction Sales-This Dav.
BY Geo. W. G,vo. Auctioneer.
40 N. s~renth street

GRAND AND RARE COLLECTION
or
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HIGH PRICE ORIENTAL. AND pr>,cAe
RUGS, ANTIQUE BRASS AND
COPPER WARE
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BY request Of w. r. Hancock. ESQ w.
'hall sell. bv public auction. on the prem
Sos, on
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-21
NEWBERRY HARDWARE CO.
One of the Largest and Best Equipped
Stores in South Carolina-A
Credit to Newberry.

The Newbcrry Hardware company
recently moved into its new store be-
tween the Newberry hotel and The
Herald and News Office, and since that
time those in charge have been busy
gettin" the stock in shape.
The store is one of the largest and
best equipped in South Carolina. With
the basement and first and second
stories the floor space is about sixteen
thousand feet. The building has a
| frontage on two streets. 1t was erect
ed by the Hardware company for its
own use, and no better arrangement
could be desired for Il modern hard
ware store.
The arrangement of the store has
in view the carrying of a large stock
and the convenience Of the statesmen
and the patrons.
The company has carried big
stock since its organization. but this
stock has been increased and will be
further increased, and it is now dis
played to a great deal better advan-
tagc
In the rear of the new store the
Hardware company has provided we'll
furnished toilets for both ladies and
gentlemen.
In fact, the store has every con-
vcnicncc, and it Is a credit to New
berry.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-21
Mule Thief Caught.

On last Monday morning Mr.. Y. II.
lIipp missed a. white mule and n bril-
die. Thinking if was stolen he scnt
to Prosperity and went TO Ncwberrv
himself, Al or near Mr. crotwnl,s
he discovered the track Of a mule shod
ON all feet. Thinking this was his
mules track he followed il to where
Mr. Andrew Cromcr lives and learned
that such a man and mule rs Mr., Him
described had passed there, Mr..
Cromcr readily Joined Mr.. Hipp and
they, with another Young man, went
on following the track to NJ. Fl. Folk 3
in No. II township, There thcv met
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-21
NEGRO WOMAN KILLED.
Slayer Claims it Was Accidental,
Shooting Occurred at Vaughn
Vile.

Hattie Adams, u negro woman, was
shot and killed at Vaughnvillc, III the
upper part of Newbewy county, on
last Thursday afternoon. The woman,
in company with several other ne
s.roeA was walking towards a.
IL spring, when pistol in the hands of
James Davis, colored, was discharged,
the ball striking Hattie Adams in the
left breast and causing instant death.
Davis says that the killing was pure
~ accidental. 1t is claimed, however,
that there had been some feeling be-
tween the parties and that Davis had
made threats against the woman.
Davis was lodged in the county Jail,
after the inquest.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-21
TOOK NEWBERRY LOVER.
Mr.. Lewie l.. Lane, of Newberry, Mar
ried In Washington Last
Week.

Washington Post.
With one sweetheart on the way
from China, bringing collection OF
eurios for the home which they had
planned and another in California, be-
lieving he was to be the lucky one,
Miss Nell Mansfield, telephone opera
tor at Stoneleigh Court, married the
third of her fances, Lewie l.. Lane,
of Newberry, S. c., at Rockville yes
terIay.
Until last Saturday Miss Mansfield
was undecided which Of the three
suitors for her hand she would ac-
cept. Mr.. Lane, who is connected
with the telephone company as Ashe-
vile, N. G., called up Miss Mansfield
and said: "Get ready for a wedding,
III be there Sunday" Then it was
that Miss Mansfield decided which of
the three she would make happy.
Mr.. Lane arrived in Washington
Sunday morning, found Miss Mans
field, and they visited Cabin John
Bridge. where the plans which result
rd in yesterdays marriage at Rock
vile were made. Miss Mansfield re-
signed her position at Stoncleigh Court
Monday and informed her family of
her intention to we'd Mr.. Lane.
Miss Mansfield's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs William =. Mansfield, were sur
prised at her sudden decision, believ-
ing that she was not to become a
bride until October, and not being
sure which of the three suitors she
woulI we'd Mr.. Mansfield, father of
the bride, is night doorkeeper at the
treasury. The family home is at l00S
Eighth street. northwest.
Miss Mansfield was. last winter, tel
rphonr operator AT the New Willard.
She WAS regarded as one Of the most
expert of the Capital city's "hcllo
"irl~.' Since May she has filled that
position ut St"nclri~h Court with en-
tire satisfaction to the management
and patrons of. the fashionable apart
mrnt house. Miss Mansfield is cH-
ccptlnnallH pretty, with brilliant col
orin" and dark hair and eyes, and her
attractive manner has made for her
host OF friends in this city.
The disappointed suitor on his way
from China is sailor in Uncle Sam s
navy. He has been in the Philippines
and the Orient, and only recently by
letter Informed her Of the collection
of curios he had gathered to bring
home for the Filipino corner they had
planned to have in their house. The
man in California she met at the Will
lard last winter. and he, too. is living
i'll hopes.
Rev. S. G. White married Miss
Mansfield and Mr.. Lane yesterday af-
ternoon at his home in Rockville. The
couple returned to Washington and
this morning will depart for Ashe-
vile, N. c., where they are to make
their home.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-21
Death of a Young Lady.

Miss Nettie May Dominick, daugh-
ter Of J. Cheslcy and Mary r. Domi-
nick, died at the home of her parents
on Friday night, August II. She was
buried in Rosemont cemetery on Sat-
urday afternoon, the funeral services
being conducted at the grave by the
Rev. A. II. Best.
Miss Domiuick had been in bad
health for. some years, but had only
been seriously i'll since the Monday
preceding her death. She was sixteen
years Of age. .-. ~ ..l...
The parents have the. deep sympa-
thy of the community in their bcreavc-
.mcnt.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-21
For Enticing Labor.

Sheriff Buford went over into Spar
tanburg county last week and captur-
ed negro charged with cnticing la
bor and several of the laborers whom
he had cnticed. Mr.. Will Buford had
employed family to work Oh his
place and the negro came along some
time ago and took off the whole fam
lily.
The following is from the Spar
tanburg Herald:
Sheriff Nj. NJ. Buford, Of Newberry,
county passed through the city yester-
day morning carrying back to New
berry three prisoners whom he captur-
ed at Jonesville. The prisoners were
Will Sanders, who is wanted in New
berry to answer the charge of entic-
ing labor and Awrclia and Sue Mat
thews who are wanted for violation Of
contract. All of them are negroes and
were captured on Mr.. j. j. Little
john 5 place at Jonesville. Sanders
carried away four laborers from a
farmer in Newberry county in JAN
uary. Two Of them went about Is
miles and were soon captured. The
other two went with Sanders to Jones'
vile where they were located by Sher-
if Buford a few days ago. 1t ap-
pears that he has wife in Newberry
but married one of the women who
came to Jonesville with him. So he will
have to answer to the double charge
of bigamy and cnticing labor both of
which are serious offences. The charge
of enticing labor is especially serious
in Sanders ease, as he carried away
| four laborers from The same farm at
! the same time.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-21
Mysteriously Disappeared.

{. w. Summer, a young man, left
the Ncwberry cotton mill at about 2
o'clock on last Saturday afternoon,
and has not been heard from since.
He was steady in his habits, and his
wife and friends have been unable
to account FOR his absence. His moth
or lives with Adam Aull, :at Pomaria.
This notice is published at the request
of his friends here, who will apprc-
ciatc any information as to his where
abouts. -, .. s.ts ~. ....> =.
VI t..ga q. q. 3. ~ - '..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-21
Residence Burned.

Thr residence of Mr.. Ernest I.
Long. in the O'Neall section OF the
county, was destroyed by fire last
week. There was no insurance. The
fire occurred in the Afternoon, and is
supposed tu have been accidental.
Mr.. Long is II young farmer, who
by steady and energetic work has
prospered, and his home was neat.
four room dwelling.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-21
ARTESIAN WATER ANALYZED,
Clemson college Chemist Gives the
Ingredients in Newberry Well
Number Two.

Superintendent Boyd, of the water
works and electric light plant, has re-
ceived the following report from Prof
Hardin, of Clemson college, with ref
erence to sample Of water sent to
him from the new artesian we'll:
Clemson College, Aug. Is, 1906.
Laboratory Number 7614. Sample
of Water received July 26, 1906, from
Mr.. f. NJ. Boyd, Sup't CONS Public
Works, Ncwberry, S. c.:
Grains per U. S. Gallon Of 231 Cubic
Inches.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-21
Hunted a Reward.

"A little negro boy on last Tuesday
took a gold watch and chain, the prop
erty of Mrs. w. B. Wertz, from her
room, and showed it to several per-
sons, saying ho had found it and was
looking for u reward for it's return.
The police caught OH to the game, and
the watch was returned to its owner.
The boy was only about eight years of
age.