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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
President 10 Select Louisiana 10
Take Him 10 Panama.
CONNECTICUT NOT YET READY
Armored Cruiser May Act as an Es.
cort When Roosevelt Goes to Sea-
Illinois and Alabama Must Be Sent
to Yards For Repairs.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Aug. IA
controversy has arisen as to what
ship shall be selected TO take the
President to Panama and petitions
have been filed at Oyster Bay on
behalf of both the Louisiana and the
Conneeticut.
The Connecticut has been fitted up
for fleet flagship and offers more
room than does the Louisiana but
il is not certain that she can be COM
plcted in time TO go to the Isthmus
in November.
There has been suggestion that
either the Washington or the Ten
nessec should take the President to
the lSthmus, but IL now seems prob.
able that battleship will be chos-
en-. although IL is possible that one
of the cruisers will be sent along
as a Consort.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
VICTIMS MyT|lAIEO BY RIOTERS
White Man Dying From Wounds Re.
ceived While Trying TO Break Into
Prison Which is Wreckcd--Lycr.
Iy's Daughters Sec Bodies Hanging
From Limb-one Fellow Confessed
lIy Associated Press. }

SALISBURY. N. c., Aug. THE
city is duiet after the triple lynching
last night. George Irwin and Henry
Gillespie and the wife of Jack Dill.
bingham were taken to Charlotte this
morning for safe keeping.
True bills for murder In the first
degree were found by the grand
jury yesterday against Irwin, Henry
Gillespie and the Dillingham; wo.
man but the mob did not disturb
them last night.
Henry Gillespie this morning stat.
ed that Dillingham; had made Il con.
fession In the Charlotte jail that lie
and Ncasc and John Gillespie muir
dcrcd the Lycrly family.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
mou;l y adopted the arbitration pro.

mou;ly adopted the arbitration pro
jcci.
Fpi?phanio Portcla, the Argentine
delegate. withdrew temporarily today
from Tho conference. To receive Sec.
rotary Root nj BucnoS Ayrcs.
The naturalization treaty hns been
approved In committee, ana Will come
Ia a vote at the next session of The
Pan.Ancrican Congress. The treaty
provides that " II native born cltl.
zen nf any country. who has been
naiurnlihrd elsewhere. returns to tho
country OF his origin he resumes his
Original citizenship upon the dccInra.
lion of his Intention to remain aud
that this original citizenship Is 40.
sulncd without declaration after n
two years' residence In The country
of hls origin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08

but none wis shown. Two othel
prisoners, Eli Taylor twhitc) am,
Tom Brown tcoloreU escaped from
The prison during the melee.
Engineer j. G. McLeudun. of Spen.
Ger: Fireman Mauney and brakeman
Sells, Of the Southern railway. who
were shot. are thought to br i'm
proved today
The two Misses I.ycrly who cs
capped death on the night of the muir
der late last night visited the seen,
Of the lynching and viewed the bod
les of the victims dangling in Tho
moonlight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
TROOPS GUARD JAIL.
Soldiers After Lynching, Carry Guns
Loaded to Kill

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Aug. To.
night three companies Of The North
Carolina National Guards. one COM
nand from Siatcsvllc. company
ui infantry and Il battery of artil-
lery from Charlotte. surrounded the
Jail at Salisbury, while scntrics with
loaded guns and with orders To shoot
to XIII patrol the four streets that
Hank the prison.
There have been threats and ru.
nors of threats all day. but there
has been no dcmunst ration-only the
general feeling of disuuieiudc ana
unrest.
George Hall. the ex.convict from
Montgomery county who Is supposed
to have led the mob which lynched
the three ALLEGED murdcrcrs of the
Lyerly family last night. is in the
jail-thc plan To rescue him from
the clutches of the law. rumcrs of
which caused Governor Glenn to
hurry troops to Salisbury has not
materialized The surviving negroes,
Henry Lee. George Erwin and two
women. are safe in the Jail mt Char
lotto and there Is no danger of yiu-
lcncc 10 them
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
MANY FATALITIES IN The FAMILY
Crazed by Love, Girl Who Was Being
Adjudged Lunatio Gets a Pistol
and Shoots Herself Through the
Heart-Goes to Cemetery, Where
She Ends Her Life.
Especial to the Daily Press

ROANOKE, VA. Aug. Mrs
Lou Carr. of Floyd county, who is be
ing held for infanticide. has at
tempted suicide by the use Of .aIla
mum.
She is being carefully guarded
pending recovery, when she will be
taken to Floyd county Jail, wher, Fer
nephew, John w. Richards, the young
school teacher. Is confined ON til.
charge of numbering Maurice r.
Francis. Of Roanoke, in ambush i,.2t
July year ago. Both men were
suitors for the hand of Miss Gl-,cic
Link.
Mrs. Carr, who is the most import
ant witness for Richards I'm his at
tempt to prove an aIlbl, Is rrporin.l
to he I'm Il critical condition aud may
not live.
In the event of her death. four oil
the family, Including tho young mans
father. mother AMI brother. will !ii,2,
died since the trial.
The last trial resulted In II hing
jury. the same as the first. but I'm the
event Of Mrs. Cars death, 1t would
be impossible to prove an alibi in an
other trial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
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QUEEN SMOKES CtGARETTEs.
Englisl,woman Forccs Her Court 10
Do Likewise,
Uy Associated prcss.)

Madrid, Aug. THE custom #
.mo'dng Turkish cigarettes haa been
GENERALLY taken nj by nrlstucrntIc
Spanish women and the introduction
~ the habit among them Ia laid 70
Queen Victoria.
When the new queen first came to
Madrid. the court ladies' were shock.
cd at Victorla's usc Of the Turkish
cigarettes.
When King Alfonso heard that they
lid not approve OF his wifc'a habit. he
sent each OF tile court ladies l.ODO
cigarettes asking them to test them.
ana to see II smoking was really
sinful.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
Letter Caused Suicide.

NEW ORLEANS, la, Aug T.
Frank Jacobs, of Bay st. Louis Miss
as years old. shot and killed himself
at that place today under unusual
circumstances. He had written to Il
company here ordering drugs which
tile company replied IL would not
send, az there WAS u drug house in
Bay st. Louis.
Jacobs then wrote a letter to the
manager of the company here. lie
was arrested on tho charge that this
letter contained objectionable matter,
and his suicide followed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
Engineer a Riotcr.
NEGROES TORTURED BY MOB
White Girls, Lyerly's Daughters, Sec
Bodies Dangling From Tree.

SALISBURY, n. C., Aug. THE
bodies of Nease Gillespie, Jack Dill
lingham and John Gillespie, coIorcd.
who were taken by force from Rowan
county jail aud lynched one mile cas-.
of Salisbury at midnight last night
were today viewed by Coroner Dor.
sett and taken down from the limb
to which they had been hanged by
an angry mob OF about 1000 per.
sons.
The mob had stormed tic Jail at
II o'clock and overpowered Sheriff
Julian. Jailer Kridcr and about fifty
officers and broke open the cells,
carrying the prisoners with great
haste to the place of execution.
Ears Cut or.
On the way the victims are said
to have been horribly tortured by
The use OF knives. ears and fingers
of each being cut off. After being
strung tn the tree the bodies were
riddled with bullets by the nfurial.
ed crowd.
Before taking the lives of the vic.
Tins. the mob allowed each time to
pray and gave chance for a con
fession Which is alleged to have
been made by Nease Gillespie, lead
er OF the gang. The others protest
ed their innocence TO the last.
The jail is today wreck, with
the exception of the walls, The mob
having effected an entrance by chop
ping down the rear door, after which
the locks to the cells were broken
Inmates shrieked For Mercy.
The inmates slirieked for mercy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
Indians In the Navy.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Aug. o.
Among the recent recruits for tho
navy have bccn II number of young
Indians who were educated at the
Carlisle Indian school in Pcnnsylvn-
MA. Edward NJ Ellis, II grand.
son OF Red Cloud. the rnmous sioux
chief is one of these. lie Is n yc..-y
officer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
ZION CITY TO PAY DEBTS.
Dowie's Former Followers Are $4,000
600 In tho Hole.
tRy Associated prcps.)

CHICAGO, Ills. Aug. 7.-rhc
first detailed statement of the in.
dobtcdncss of Zion City has been
given to the Investors at n meeting
In he college building at Zion CITY.
rho tables showed "a tOtul OF nearly
50 0O0.OoO. which II was proposed by
OverscGr w. g. VolIva to pay by
funding the entire Indebtedness for
eighteen years nn,i In Issue bonds
bcnrliig Gpur cent. Interest,"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
MOB LEADER IDENTIFIED.
Now Locked Up In Jail-others to Be
Arrcated

RALEIGH. N. c., Aug. This af.
ternOon Governor Glenn received a
telegram from Judge B. +. Long, at
Salisbury to the effect that Gcorgr
Hall had been Identified as Il leader
Of the mob that lynched the alleged
murdercrs of the Lycrly family last
night ana he has been placed In Jail
that evidence was produced against
others and the prosecution is being
pushed as rapidly and thoroughly az
possible
The governor. at the reuuc st Of
Sheriff Julian and Judge Long, tcle.
sraphcd an order To the military
company at Charlotte. to 30 In Sails.
bury ut once and guard the Jail TO
prevent the liberation of any alleged
lynchers who may be arrested
Engineer Riotcr.
Today j. c. McLendon, the South.
ern railway engineer who was shot
in the mouth Is expected to die at
Salisbury. lie leaves widow and
four children. A peace officer Is;
said TO have shot the engineer as
he was battering window. Others
say that he was merely Il spectator
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
si25,ooo Stolen From Bank

TORONTO. ONT. Aug. 7.--CIin
ION Wray. secretary Of the Union
trust Co.. of Plttsburg, Pa. was ar.
rested here today accused of having
stolen $4,000 of the company's
funds. Wruy consented to return
and stand trial. WAEsE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
Kills Fellow Who Curses pauaht.r.

BLUFF SPRINGS. FLA. Aug. l.
In the presence of his daughter. J Z.
w. Linton, a farmer, shot and killed
Sim Mason. Il young man, WHO had
apparently gone To call on the girl :.
Wnen Linton gave himself up to the
police he said that Mason had begun
to curse the girl.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
Fatal Fight on L. and N. Train.

III. You're. Of New Orleans was killed
and two negroes we're wounded, one
probably fatally. in n fight today he.
tween crowd of men beating their
way on Louisville and Nashville
train and peace officers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
GIRL IDENTIFIES NEGRO.
Kentucky HAS a Case That May
Cause lyncItnu.

JACKSONVILLE, Ky, Aug. T.
Miss Myrtle 'Fugatc. who was Az
saullcd by negro last Friday. idcn.
tilted rs her asiailant Johu Cushcn.
berry. the negro who Is under ar.
rest charged with the crime. Cushcn.
hcrrys examination is sci for to-
morrow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
Jealous Man Commits sulcl1e.

LEESBURG, VA. Aug. AFTER
attempting To kill his sisters .-law.
Oscar C.. James tried to commit sal.
eide by shooting himself with q ris.
tol. 1t Is said he became jealous of
Miss Blanche Brabbam the sister of
his dead wife. because men had paid
attention to her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
Missouri Sailors Win Race.

NEWPORT. Il. l., Aug 7.-Fea-
lures of tho carnival here today
were the races between crews from
the battleshlps. The twelve cared
cutter race was won by the illinois
and the Prince of Battenburg cup for
1G cared boats by the Missouri boat
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
INSANE GIRL KILLS HERSELF
Bullet That Picrccs Heart Destroys
Lovers Photograph,

AUGUSTA, GA, Aug. 7.-Wlilc Il
commission of lunacy was consider.
ing her mental capacity. Miss Cal.
noun, niece to Rev. G.. NJ. Wilkin.
sou, Il Baptist divine. escaped from
McNaushton's private sanitarium
stealing DR.. McNaughton's pistol.
The girl. who was is years Old,
walked distance of two miles Ia
Wrstvicw cemetery. where she fired
bullet through her heart. The bnl.
let passed through n photograph of n
young man, which the girl h,i he.
meath her clothing next to her body
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
eattIeships Badly Damaged.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Aug. T.
The navy department has been al.
vised that both the Illinois and the
Alabama. the ships that were recent
ly In n collision while in a fog OFF
Breton's Reef. will have 10 go into a
yard for repairs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
1IoodIess Duel Fought.
tfIy Assoclnted press,)

PARIS. Aug. 7.--Generals Andre
and Neggid fought II duel with pistols
today In the park surrounding the
residence of Prince Joachim Murat.
General Andre fired without hitting
his opponent and General Neegio de-.
clined to fire.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
Dependent Man Kills pjmse,f.

GAINESVILLE GA. Aug. 7.-R.
II. Knight. aGaD- for !llr Southern
railway at New Holland. committee (
suicide by hanging. Giiei over tho
death of his wife was :e5ponsjblc for
the act.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
vIcf.PREs|0EAT IS A PRISONER
Warrants Are Issued For His Father,
the President, and the Cashier,
Who Have Skipped Out to Canada
Seventy Cents on the Dollar For
viclims Of Corrupt FInanciers.
ny Apanclntcd preuH.l

CHICAGO. ILL, Aug. 7.-TheodurG
Stensland, vice presidcu, of the Mil.
waukee Avenue State Bank, was ar
rested today on Il charge of violating
The banking laws of the State.
The institution today was placed
In the banda Of receiver aud Paul
O. Slensland president of the bank.
aud father OF the vice president, to.
scther with Cashier Herring. were
officially declared fugltlvea from JUS.
tlcc aud their personal descriptions
placed In the hands of the police
throughout the country.
Bank in Horrible Shape.
This action was taken by the nu.
lhorliea after developments today
had showed that The finances of tho
failed institution were IN n dcplor.
able condition and had been 10 for
many Sears.
llesldcs the discovery of muny r..
rcgularliics In the management OF
the bank, II was also found that even
The safety depot boxes owned and
rented by the bank, had been tam.
percd with and rilled.
The Specific charge on which The.
odore StcnylanI was arrested was
maj "l having accepted deposits at
the bank when he knew the institu.
ton 10 bc insolvcnt The nrres, wus
made In the office Of CHIEF of Po.
lice Collins. where Stcnsland had
gone to confer with the head of the
police department
Seventy Cents on the Dollar.
Probably seventy ccuts on the dol.
lar will be paid in The final adjust.
mont To dcpositors
The affairs of the bank are goil
10 be IN an almost hopeless tanela
and new Irregularities are being dis.
closed MS the examiners 20 farther
into The banks affairs President
Stensland loaned money to himself
II is alleged. by the suhterrupc Of
having employees sign tho notes.
Specific instances came TO ligh,
during the day of the lootLng OF
safety deposit boxes. One in pur
tic,ilar to which the attention of the
police was called was that of Mrs
Lydia Herman. who declared that
Si5o OF her funds had been taken.
Deposit Boxcs Looted.
The call for additional police was
caused by fear that depusitora an,
their friends would storm tho hank
ana precipitate riot when run,ors
spread that the contents of some of
The safety deposit vaults had been
tampered with. Persons with money
IN the vaults were said to have
found their savings gone.
Ihese rnmors originated I'm thu
butcher shop of otto BIaura who said
his sister had 5000 In the vaults. He
said that when she went to get It
the money was gone. Other stn~'
OF alleged tamperlng with the con.
tents of boxes were passed through
the crowd and helped to excite the
banks patrons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
Woman sentcncca 10 ae Hanned.

STOCKTON, CAL. Aas. Mrs,
Emma LeDoux was sentenced today
TO be hanged Octohe- II. on comvic.
ton for the murder of Albert p. Me-.
lyer, Il miner with whom she hal
been living. The case will he az.
pealed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
RESPONSIBLE FOR CONSPIRACY.
Lawyers End Sensational and scan.
ds'ou. Divorce suit by Implying
That Each Other Hau Lied During
Tr'al-jueIso Rebukea Thorn and
Says He 10 Glad Hearing 10 over.
tBy Associated Press. J

PITTSBuRG, PA. Aug. 1.-The
AugustuB HartJe divorce case has
been closed with u brief nnd impaa.
stoned address by Attorney j. Scott
Ferguson, Tie curtain dropped today.
but not before MIR. Eerguson's word
was declared tn bs false In open
court by Attorney John NJ. Freeman.
senior counsel for Mrs Hartje. tho
respondent.
AZ the close of Mr.. FerguBon'a
brief argument. Mir. Freeman ndyaiic-
ed 10 thu rail- aid said that he want
cd To correct Mr.. Ferguson's nc,
count Of IA conference IN Attorney
Wilson'S Office. @
Lawyers WranDie Like RoWdles.
What yol Kay took place did not
take place" lie shouted at Mr.. Fsf.
guaoils who colored aud cried out III. q
That's matter or veratlfy abe.s
tween us, III put my word ngaInst
yours any day" \, a
Gentlemen, you know we can't
permit thla," said Judge Frazier anu
this incident closed tho trial.
Immediately Mrs. llnrtle was sur.
rounded by attorneys and friends.
HartJc Gets Tongue Lashlna.
llar'je snt in tho court today I'M
der storm of biting singing crill-e
cism from Attorney Freeman. who
made The closing argument for Mrs
iIarlJc.
iihrlJe who showed emotion yes.
lerday when the children wers no.
ierrcd to, sat stolid as an Image TO.
day when Freeman accused him Of
being the author of the alleged love
letters from Mrs. Mary Scott Hartje
to Tom Nadine and the handspring
Of tho alleged conspiracy to backen
his wirc's name.
Judge Glad Its Over.
As Judge Frazier stepped down
from the bench he said:
I'm glad It's over When this
case started, thought 1t would take
no longer than week. | had no
Idea IT. would be 70 long am going
on my vacation now and won't be
back until the Saturday before the I
llrat of September. | will take lupa
this case after that My decision
may not DO given until late In the Il
fall"
Two Detectives Arrested.
Herman Staub and John Anderson,
the two detectives who were charged
with having stolen papers and other
articles from the trunk of tom,
Nadine, during their search for evil
dence prior to the Hartje divorce +
case, waived hearings today in the
court of Alderman e. NJ King.
Attorney Edward Hartje, who de-
Tended them. furnished bonds in the
sum of $4,000 for each man. 8
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
Two petectIyes Arreated.
BaIioonIst Has Fatal Drop.
(By associated Press.)

UTICA. N. Y. Aug. 7--Wlliiam
Johnson, balloonist, made an as
ccnsion In connection with street
fair In Little Falls today. In com
ing down with a parachute the .appas
ratus failed TO work and johnson
fell upon a railroad track. receiving
fatal injuries.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
Officer Doraan Leaves.

Officer Dorsan. of the Columhus, 4
o., police department. left yesterday
With Frank Brady alias Price, whojj
is wanted in Columbus for numbering
another negro.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
CITIZENSHIP FIXED.
Hlo Conference Settles vexatious
Question.

H3v Associated FreazI
RIO DE JANEIRo, BRAZIL, Aug.
THE International American Con.
Dress at it's session today unani.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-08
U. 8. s. Washington Commissioned.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Auv.s ~
ToRRiD WAVE OVER

today put in commission ut the.
League Island navy yard.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19
CAPTAIN WAS BOUND OVER.
Salvation Army otfesr Was Charged
with Stealing Money from Man.

Atlanta. July lS,--M Justice Ian.
drums court Monday Captain John
Christensen. Ut the salvation Army,
va, bound over tJ the superior court
GA ,hc charge " larceny from Oliver
HILTON. who accused the officer ~
stealing two lOdollar bin, from him
Saturday rlght the accuscr In The
case went tn the salvation army hot.l
aud askci for u berth Tor the nIght
According "a statements made In court
by the witnesses Tor the defense, IN
ton was intoxicated. aud raised u dis
turbancc. llRhtlug the Salvation Army
captain Hilton claims he was rv.
lleNcd NJ tho bills white scrapping
The Salvation Army II far from sat
lsAcd with the handling ~ the chris
ten son case I'm the FIRST place. the
officer who hears u good reputation In
Atlanta. Was arrested on the word "
n stranger taken tn the police station
Ia The patrol wagon nnl locked up al
nipht. ~ The bail demanded Sfun.
could not hr secured so late ut night
Member. ~ the Army are ct ttc
opidloG tha' nc police department
could have handled the case In some
better WAY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19
AT woRrHlNeroN SPRINGS.
This Resort Continues It's Popularity.
New Buildings Going Up.

WorthinRtou Springs, July l. The
lorg continued rainy season seems u
be about ended. rhe river here IL
falling rapidly,
Mrs. James q Mofett, who is spend
ing the summer at Hotel WoTthlnGton,
visited her huSLapd In Jacksonville
this week for few days.
Judge J T. Welblrn and wife OF
Sanford, Fla, are registered at Hotel
WorthIngton for month 20 erip the
benefit OF the sulphur spring
Mrs. A. Hercules az st. Petersburg
arrived at Hotel worlhington yester.
day and engaged rooms for the remain.
der OF the season.
W A Wesrott. 4 prominent em.
ploTe Of the A. G, l.. OF Jacksonville,
visited his mother here Saturday and
Sunday,
John BunyAn Luey OF Jacksonville
paid his wife a visit Saturday, She IL
spending a while at the Syringe
Mrs. Marcus Endel and Marcos En-.
del, Jr, have returned 10 their home
in Jacksonville, greatly benefited from
weeks stay at wortAiDgton Syringe.
|. +, Lamb made a business trip to
Newberry Saturday, returning Tues.
day
Hon Mike Weber Wells ia soiourn.
ing in Jacksonville, accompanied ~
Chas Easton OF Lake City
r.. IIausman. representing the
Brunswick Bake Collender Co, in
stalled two new pool tables Tor Wells
4 Lamb at worthngton Syringe few
days ago
The store buildings OF w-lI.& Lamb
and Dr. Tomlinsou are nearing COM
pletion.
Miss Mabel Lamb Of WouhihRton
Springs 10 visiting Misc May Baird Of
Gainesville this week
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19
STATE EXAMINATION
BEGAN TUESDAY
Twenty-Five Applicants Entered
for Higher Grades.
TEACHERS MANIFEST INTEREST

Prof Holloway, State superlnts ndsni.
Is Conducting Examination, and APP
plIeanls Ara EneourAgsd-ESanIna-
tons Begin Today,
From Wednesdays Daily sun
The State examination Tor state
senior High School certificates com.
menced In the court room Tuesday at
ternoon at > O'Clock
TweutJ.thSee Npplcants-slHteen
gentlemen and seven lAdie,-Ars TAX,
Ing the examination, Rhetoric Was thu
study disposed ~ Tuesday, Ai.ar con.
SultinR With thu applicants, Prot
Holloway has decided Ia give three
studies . day instead ~ two a. here.
toiors announced The examination
will begin at + O'Clock this morning
with geometry, to bc followed by
general history This afternoon the
subject will be- psychology lhuudsy
forenoon the subjects will be physics
and Latin IN the afternoon, zoology
Friday forenoon, ulgonometTY and
English literature, finishing up with
botany Friday GteTnooO The eHAmi.
nation tor State Primary certificates
will begin this morning IN the High
S,hnol building, and will he conducted
by Mrs. Ella lNF Hamilton