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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-12-04
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k1i0ht--SosOet.
Mr.. Arthur Knight and Miss
Nettie Sowell, daughter of Mr.. j
Mike Sowell, this place, were
married last Sunday. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. r.
"A. Dabney, pastor of the Second
Baptist church.
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The marriage of Mr.. L +.
Ross and Miss Leona Howie,
daughter OF Mr.. j. G.. HOWE, of
the Belair community, is an.
nounced to take place Tuesday
evening, Dec. "a, 1907, at 6
O'Clock.
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-A,ten iOa is called TO the
attractive 4unouI csmenC 10 to-
GAYS raper ty Thompson Broth
ers, he well known mer, hants
OF Vanwvct
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PERSONAL

tei Royal, visited Yorkville this
week.
Mr.. E. d. Biakeney, of Ker-
shaw spent Monday in Lanca.-
ter.
Mrs. s. K. Hough has returned
rom a visit to relatives in Cam.
len and Cheraw.
Miss Clarice knight has been
spending few days with friend
in Rock Hill.
Ex Superintendent of Eduea.
ion A. q. Rowell, of o. K, spen,
Saturday in town.
Mr.. b. f. Brasington left
Monday for Arkansas, TO visit
his children living in that state.
Miss Mamie Olyburn, of'Dixie
is visiting relatives and friends
in Lancaster, her former home.
Mrs. Jennie Walkup, of Wax
haw, N o., is visiting Mrs. S.
Il. Hough and relatives in this
county.
Mr. W. t. Williams and fami
ly spent Sunday in Rock Hill
with relatives. returning home
Monday.
Mrs. Robert Key and son, Mr..
Frank Key, of Rodman, visited
DR.. and Mrs. t. J. Strait the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Perry, of
Kershaw, who have been visiting
relatives at Halsellville, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. j. @. Elliott, who has been
visiting her daughter in Fort
Lawn, Mrs. Lloyd Moore, return
Ell home Monday.
Miss Lula Robinson, of the
Antioch section, is spending a
few days with her sister at Riv
erside, Mrs Sarah Langley.
Miss Dora Harper, of Heath
Springs, and Miss Bennie Gard
ner, of Kershaw, are visiting
Miss Leila Harper of this place
Miss Stella Maize Hough, stu
dent of the Lancaster graded
school, spent the holidays the
past week withsher mother in
the county, Mrs. s r. Hough.
Mr.. Ed Gregory, of Jackson
vile, Fla, paid a brief visit to
his parents, "Mr. aud Mrs. j. F.
Gregory, the past week, return
ing to Florida Saturday alter.
noon.
The many friends Of the Hon
w. L. Clyburn, of Halle Gold
Mine, who has been desperate
iy i'll, were pleased TO see him IN
town Monday -iu+iy restored to
health.
Mrs John Crawford, of Ian
caster, S. o., is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs John G MONTGOMERY
at her home on South Tryon
street. Mrs. Mont gomery lefi
st. Peters Hospital yesterday
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LOCAL DOTS
Cotton, II cts; seed 1s cts /.

S--Ine Lancaster graded schools
entered upon the 4th month OF
the present session Monday.
The Rev~E. F. Rice, of Ker
shaw, will preach at Beaver
Greek church next Sunday mora.
ing at IL O'Clock.
The Tabernacle Farmers
U@ion will meet next Saturday
a 'rnoon at 3 O'Clock. Every
member is urged to attend.
There will be service In the
Episcopal church next Sunday
morning at'11 o'clock, conducted
by the Rev. r M. Marshall.
The Daughters of the Con-
federacy will meet Thursday af-
ternoon, at 4 o'clock, at the re-
sidence of Mrs. T. O. Hicks.
Mr.. Ernest Stogner, a we'll
known farmer, will sell lot of
personal property at auction, as
will be seen by notice elsewhere.
"A lot of Kentucky thorough
bred horses will be sold at auc-
ton in Chester Thursday, as an
nohnced elsewhere in today's
paper.
Mr.. M. Y. Cauthen has re-
signed as magistrate at Heath
Springs. The governor has been
petitioned to appoint Mr.. w. A.
Hughes as Mr.. Cauthen's sue
cessor.
Mr.. Z. A Plyler killed a
hog day or two ago that weigh
ed $50 pounds. 1t was II or 13
months old, aud was purchased
when pig from Mr. w. B. Ply
Ter.
"A called meeting of Bethel
Presbytery was held in Chester
yesterday, to dissolve the pastor
ial relations between the Rev. ].
j. Brown and the Richburg,
Fort Lawn and Cedar Shoals
Presbyterian churches.
-Miss Jennie Patterson Rich
ards, daughter of Mrs. 5. M.
Richards, matron of Winthrop
College, was married in Camden
last Wednesday evening TO Mr..
M. l.. Moore, of Sumter coun
ty.
The superintendent of the
York County Home, Mr.. Brown
Gaulden, is under fire. Accord
ing to the grand jury's report,
he is charged with 'sdrunkenness
and mismanagement," and it is
recommended that he be prose
cuted ii he does not resign in 80
days.
The basket supper at Fork
Hill last Wednesday night, for
The benefit Of the school, was a de-
cided success, both socially and
financially. The sum of $48.45
was realized. The prize cake
for the prettlest girl was won by
Miss Cora Hinson, daughter of
Mr. Robert Hinson.
L
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Tho Dixie Farmers Union
will mees next Saturday after
neon at $50 O'Clock. Every
membe' is urged to attend.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
BUT SIX LEADERS REMAIN
LImBERG ATTEMPTS STEAL
Others Push Furiously After Him and Two Teams
 Drop Behind,

Boston, Mass, Nov 14,-The long ex- pected break in the ranks of the' lead CTS in the six day bicycle race at the Park Square rink came early this even ing when, after a terrific sprint lasting more than fifteen minutes two of the eight teams which have kept to the front hitherto joined the rear guard The Sherwood and Limberg team and the Holbrook and Calvin team dropped back one lap behind the leaders, and Connolly and Wyatt, who were lap behind in the afternoon, lost another in this sprint, while the Italian team Bizarri and Hill who were already two laps back of the leaders, lost several more tonight,
 The o'clock scores were 693 miles, five laps for the leading teams, Fogler and Moran, Root and Bardgett, Down. ing and Hopper, Keegan and Mitten, Wiley and Anderson, Mclean and Krebs.
 Limberg, the partner of Sherwood, started the sprinting when he attempt ed to steal a lap. He had forged ahead quite distance when Moran, divining his intention, pushed after him furious ly, passed him and took the lead Fog Ter was quickly after Moran, and im- mediately the other riders took up the challenge For quarter of an hour the pace was the fastest and most ex- citing that the race has developed. When the sprint was over, Limberg had lost lap. as had also the Calvin and Holbrook team, and the number of leaders had been reduced to six
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
WATT TAKES LEAD IN STATE LEAGUE First Night of Rolling Gives Him an Average of
 223.2. c. JOHNSON MOVES UP New Haven Leads League in Pin Total and in Team
 Standing,

Watt of Brlug tpSit teads. the State Bowling league with an average of 22S,2 for three games, Charlie John son performed well Tuesday night and is now the real league leader having an average of 1874 in twenty four games played Beecher still clings near the top of the leader, his position this week being sixth and his average 184.3.
 The local bowlers have the single honor Of holding the high team pin fall honor, their total being 21450. Watt in his one nights performance broke the record for high three string, making the record now 671, Redfeld of Hart ford is high single man, his high sin gle being 27S. Hartford holds the. high team single. and string honors.
 New Haven is the leader of the league, having won sixteen out of twen ty-four games played,
 The individual averages up to date foll0IV.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
LAST PRACTICE BEFORE BIG GAME Defense Further Developed and Scrubs Make One
 Touchdown. TEAM PICKED FOR CONTEST Students Go to Field to En- courage Eleven by
 Cheering.
TEAM PICKED FOR CONTEST

The final practice of the Yale eleven before the game against Princeton Saturday took place at Yale field yes- terday afternoon, the varsity lining up against the second eleven and the sub stitutes later lining up against a scrub team.
 In the scrimmage between the var sity and the second eleven the ball was kept in the possession of the scrubs the entire time. The defense of the varsity was thoroughly tested and as often as one of the first eleven men got the ball it was given back to the scrubs. Early in the scrimmage Brides blocked a long forward pass from Mitchell to Garde and started down toward the scrub goal with a clear field, but was called back by the coaches.
 Only once was the scrub team able to score. That was after the scrubs had reached the first eleven's five yard llACs GClllyi WllO Wd plcly HIS lbi4- back on the scrub team, was given the ball and went over for the touchdown.
 Bomar and Brides showed up well as back field tackles throughout the scrimmage, both keeping the second eleven from making long gains It was the eleven that will start the game against Princeton which lined up against the scrubs yesterday, the men playing: H. Jones and Alcott, ends; Paige and Biglow tackles; Cooney and Goebel guards; Congdon, center; Tad Jones, quarterback; Brides, left half back; Bomar, right halfback; Coy, full back.
 After the defensive work of the var sity was called off the substitutes who are likely to get in were put or one Eteam and bucked against another Tn the scrimmage no attemptl was made to score and none of the players crossed the line of the opposing eleven.
 The students marched to the field yesterday afternoon, headed by the Second Regiment band. There were about L5c0 students in line and they sang Yale songs on the way out and went through preliminary cheering at the Geld
 Among the coaches at the field yes terday were; Walter Camp, Roswell Tripp, Frank Butterworth, Frank Hin key, Jim Hogan, Bob Forbes, Foster Rockwell, Clint Roraback, Johnnie Hall, Head Coach Kno, Ralph Bloom CT, Paul Veeder, Ralph Kinney, Carl Flanders, Tom Shevlin and Rex Flynn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
.ALAMANSOR IS VICTORIOUS
WooDSIDE STEEPLECHAsE
Favorite Jimmy Lane Makes Pace to Stretch, Then Be-
 gins to Tire.

New York, Nov. 14-The card at Aqueduct to-day was very ordinary with the Woodside steeplechase sell ing event at two miles. The winner turned up in the second choice, Ala manson. The favorite, Jimmy Lane, made the pace to the stretch where he began to tire and Alamansor conn ing strong won
 First race, handicap; two year olds, six rlongs-Rialto, IA, Notter, to and 6 to 5, won; Jambes B. Brady, 115, Miller, to 4, place, second; Miss Sain, 11S, Troler, 1 to 2, show, third. Time, 1;13 3-5.
 Second race, the Woodside steeple- chase; four year olds and up; about two miles-Alamansor, 14S, Dupee, Il to 10 and out, won; Jimmy Lane, 13S, Turnburke, out place, second9 Flying Machine, 1SS, A. Hewitt, out, show, third. Time, 4:30 2-5.
 Third race, for mares and geldings, three year old and up; selling; one mile and ixteenth-Ohenite, 105, Delaby, g to 10 and 1 to 4, won; Glen echo, 1OS, Musgrave, 4 to 5, place, second; Druid, 113, McDaniel, to 8, show, third. Time, 147 4-5.
 Fourth race, handicap, all ages; one mile and sixteenth--Welbour 126, Notter, to 1 and to 5, won; Cressina, 119, Miller, 1 to 2, place, second; Number One, 110, B. Dugan, 2 to 5, show. third. Time. 1.4S
 Fifth, three year olds, selling; six furlongs--Grimaldi 1O8, McDaniel, 5 to and even, won; Sewell, Ill, II. Dugan, to 5, place, second; Rock stone, 9S, P. Kelly, to 1, show, third. Time, 1:19 2-5.
 Sixth, Maidens of all ages; one mile Summer Cloud, 1o7, M Murphy, I to 10 and to 4, won; Ottoman, TOT, Miller, s to 1, place; second, Billy Pullman, E. Dugan, to 5, show, third. 1:41.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
M 'CORMICK STORY WAS EXAGGERATED Princeton's Captain Figures Prominently in Kicking at
 Norfolk Practice. TEAM IN FINE CONDITION Experts Say Yale Will Meet One of the Best Trained
 Teams in History.
TEAM IN FINE CONDITION

Norfolk, Nov. 14.-The Princeton football team, coaches and trainers, in all numbering 28 men, arrived here this afternoon in a private car from New York, reaching town at 2:1O. They were driven Immediately to the Norfolk inn and will remain here until Satur- day when they will go to New Haven for the annual gridiron contest with Yale. The men appeared in good shape and this afternoon indulged in light practice.
 No members of the team appear to be crippled, as has been reported, but all are apparently in fine condition. Men who have seen many football contests stated tonight after having watched the hours spirited practice given the team this afternoon that Yale will meet on Saturday one of the best trained elevens that Prince ton has ever sent against her blue rival Head Coach Roper directed the work, which was snappy throughout. Punting and goal kicking was prac- ticed, Harlan and Mccormick fgur- ing prominently in this. Orr, the sub stitute halfbaek, was actively engag- ed in the practice.
 Manager Wheeler stated tonight that all of the men are in very fair condition with the acceptance of Booth who has cut over the eye. He also
 
 said that the Princeton lineup would not be announced until Saturday morn- ing.
 The coaches who are with the squad are Roper, Mum, Cooney, Poe and Hildebrand.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
SPORTING NEWS
Football Bowling Po Golf Horse Racing and Other Sports M Day.
HARVARD IMPROVING.
Return of Wendell Encouraging-Five
 Men Tried for Right End.
Especial to The Journal-Courier. }

Especial to The Journal-Courier.(
 Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 14.-There is a row over who will have the position at the right end on the varsity aid five men were yesterday tried out for the position. Dave Campbell is trying out every man on the squad with the idea of getting a good one for the position and in this he is assisted by Cutts.
 The whole eleven shows improvement and will go into Saturday'sA game against Dartmouth without the sight est fear of defeat. Wendelrs return to the squad has encouraged everyone and a much stronger team than was be- lieved possible weeks ago will face Yale November 2S.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
POLICE FOR THE GAME.
Chief Cowles Has Big Squad for
 Duty.

Chief Cowles has planned to detail 75 or so policemen in charge of Cap tain Tripp for the Yale field tomorrow during the football game with Prince ton. He will also have large detail at the Union station on the arrival and departure of trains that day, and will protect the hotels as far as possible, and of course take extra precautions along the main thcrodghfares. Tn fact men in the department for the big foot bali day.
 Special instructions will be given the policemen to be on the watch for tick Ct speculators. If the latter make any offer of football tickets at an advanc- ed price that will be considered suf- ficient cause for their arrest.
 Chief Cowles sends out a general warning for all to take special care to protect their houses at this time of unusual excitement.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
LOCALS WEAK
 ON DEFENCE Bridgeport Has Little Trouble in Defeating New Haven by Score of 8 to 3. JASON VERY EFFECTIVE McCarthy and Jason Both Cage Ball Within Seven
 Seconds.
JASON VERY EFFECTIVE
NATIoNAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Bridgeport, Nov. 14,-Except for Null len, who put up star game at goal New Haven was weak on the defence tonight while Bridgeport was strong est in that department, and, after play ing the visitors to standstill in the first period, Bridgeport had little trou- ble in winning Jason was exceptionally fast and effective. The last goal of the evening was quick and peculiar Jason sent the ball into the New Ha- ven cage from the spot, but it rolled out and was kicked away. Mccarthy got a shot at it and sent 1t cleanly and safely into the Bridgeport goal, the en- tire time occupied from the blowing of the whistle for the rush being only seven seconds, The lineup: Bridgeport, Position, New Haven. Jason s.....a.......... Mccarthy First rush.
 Duggan .....,..,.''....','''' rteeliie'A
 Second rush. Griffith .,......,.,,...,....... Done Center.
 Woods ...,....,,,.'....',. oaulluotS
 Halfback. NSuttOn ......,...........,... Mullen Goal.
 Score: Bridgeport 8, New Haven 3; Srushes, Jason 8, Mccarthy 6; stops, 4Sutton 23, Mullen 26; referee, Doherty
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
MURPHY AND GOODMAN MATCHED TO BOX HERE We'll Known New York and Boston Boxers to Try Their
 Skill December 2.

Tommy Murphy of Harlem. N Y.s and "Kid" Goodman of Boston have been matched to box four rounds be- fore the Pastime Athletic club of this. city at the New Music hall on the evening of Dec. 2. w. L. Crowley, for- merly of Hartford and now of Spring field, is matchmaker and manager, while Tom sharkey of New York will be the referee. There will also be two preliminary contests between four well known boxers. The full program, of the various events will be issued in q few days.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
Manager Eadie is still chuckling over
AFTER BILLIARD TITLE.

Albert Cutler of Boston has chal- knged the winner of the contest for he worlds championship billiard batch at 1S-inch balkline, one shot in etween Jacob Schaefer and George |ltton, and has deposited $250 with he Brunswick Balke-Collender com hny of New York, as a forfeit. Gut I r's challenge dates from December and under the rules the winner of De Chicago match Gin which Sutton
 the challenger) will have until De- kmber 12 to accept or forfeit, The
 Rte for the Chicago contest is De- Am.ber 8,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
rhe latest novelty in the line q

The latest novelty In the line of the goldsmith's art, says the Technical sred 5s hsezn snTenons stones 0aen bgGve e coy on the left hand by it's fortunate own CT. The possessor of such a glove can be seen in the international fashiona- ble watering places, and also in the ele- gant sections of Paris. The expense is estimated as being from s1,o0) to s2,100 A neektie made of silver threads, the invention of a Weisbaden 3eweler, is less expensive than the glove just described. These neckties are considered very pretty, especially necessary amount thereon. They coSS SS50,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
pAIY BEATS CApRoN.

St. Louis, Nov, 14.-In the twelfth game of the national three cushion billiard champion tournament to-day, John Daly of Chicago defeated Joseph w. Capron of Gait, Canada, 50 to S1. Daly's average was TIA, the best of the series to date. his high run was G., safeties 5. Capron's average was .461, high run 6, safeties 3.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
High School Athletics.

The New Haven High School Fresh man and Juniors will struggle for class football championship Monday after noon at City Point The game Wednes- day which resulted in a tie, 0 to Q, found the Freshmen outweighed and outplayed Neither team however, were able to try any trick plays, forward passes, onside kick or even end runs on account of the crowd, which surged around the two teams continually dur ing the game.
 The Freshmen have a plucky team and will fight hard to beat their more experienced elders. The lineup of the Freshmen in Wednesdays game and the probable lineup with substitutes in Mondays game follows: Ends, Doyle and Moore; tackles, Ranenburg and Hammerman, Burnelli guards, Will Hams and Osborne; center, Kenney, Van Amringe; quarterback, Annett; left halfback, Coffey; right halfback, Morley; fullback, Shaw.
 Burton 1909, was elected hockey man. ager and not filling for the coming season.
 The regular football team was put through about an hours single practice yesterday afternoon.
 There is no game scheduled for this Saturday the next game being played with Ansonia at Ansonia next Wednes- day afternoon
 The High school basketball team will start practice in couple of weeks There are but two players left from last years team, Duster and Frankel both guards
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
AT THE Y. NJ. R. c. ALLEYS.
Cherries Win Two Out of Three from
 R. R. '. M. c. A.

The cheering of Hayes, secretary of the R. R. Y. M. c. A. quintet won the first game from the Cherries last even- ing at the Y. M. R. c. alleys. He dis appeared after this game and as a re- suit his team lost the next two games.
 The scores:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
WINCHESTER OFFICE LEAGUE.
Spartans Take Two of Series from
 Colts.

The Spartans put up another strong game against the Colts at Johnson's last night, and their victory ties the teams for second place. Captain Fred. White set his men fine pace by taking both single and three string honors, and George Hamilton was a close sec ond with some telling pinning that counted. The scores:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.

Boston, Nov. 13.-Plans are being made for meeting between Harvard and Princeton players in association football during Thanksgiving week at Princeton. It is expected that several of the Harvard varsity players will participate.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
Drives for the Cage

 The Hartford polo team will have a difficult problem to solve when they clash with Bone's aggregation at Me Lays Qutnnipiac rink tonight. It can hot be denied but what Hartford. has Sbeen playing q sterling quality Of polo, &and that they have lost but. one game Bout 1t must be remembered that New Haven has put up the sort of@polo that bauses even New Britain to be consid- erably agitated concerning the, meeting with the Elm City aggregation to- morrow night.
 There Is not team in the league (which can defeat the local quintet when They play real polo. Bone, of course,
 s the back bone of the team, It's head . bnd it's life but the other essentials of
 he team are not lacking.
 Waterbury surprised the polo world Tuesday evening by winning a game. "Eadiess Bridgeport team was the vic- & i'm. The Brass City men will besiege 4Pawtucket tonight.
 Boston started in Monday evening, blaying at home with Bridgeporti It
 yould be probably little more true if
 be said that Bridgeport will play I&vith Boston.
 I| InS CpLlIHS 4NSW I1dNUll dI0
 let in the region of the unknown, and May not arrive for couple of days. T Although the local team works we'll Together 1t would be a good idea to % ave two or three substitutes.
 Manager Eadie is still chuckling over *he rapid fire trip he made to the vest He stayed just two hours in #haron. and then jumped to Youngs-
 pwn in hurry. Manager McMahon of i Waterbury is doing some missionary
 ork now in the west. and besides some @h ben for his own team he will nab New for Bill Peet
 Timer Sullivan of the New Haven
 eam is thinking seriously of donning
 he of the goal tenders masks at the z ames. His map came within an ace 2 being disturbed when Nick McGil-
 ray rushed at him like wild man,
 aiming Sullie was holding out the & me with the hope that New Haven " &nllld tie the score -Rrid eernrt Pnst
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
stnte League Standing.
stnte Leacne Pin Fall.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
Siwash Lose First Game of Season to
 PPestos,

The Prestos accomplished feat last evening which no other team has as yet been able to do-defeated the Siwash, leaders of the Industrial league. Miller, of the Prestos, cap tured all the honors. Brown of the siwash, rolled good, consistent game. The scores!
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
SOL 9O6 S69 257O

High game: Cherries, 9O6.
 High three strings: Shecher, 5S1. High single; Shecher, PA. Tonight: Fast Corners vs. Algon- uins at o'clock,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
AT THE STERLING ALLEYS.
Iroquois Win Two Out of Three from
 Baums.

The Iriquois trio of bowlers de- feated the Baums team last evening at the Sterling alleys in two out of three games Koch of the Iroquois captured high single with a score of 2O4.
 The score:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-15
state League Records.

High three strings, Watt, B., e71. High sinble, Redheld, Fl, PTS
 High team single Hartford, 1066. High team string, Hartford, 2S74 High team pin fall, New Haven,