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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-02
Graduate of West Point.

DAY.
Graduate of West Point.
lie graduated from West Point
Military academy in the class Of
1871. in which were many who took
leading parts i'm the great was Of the
Cos. On The breaking out Of hostili-
ties h" WAS at the front and as an
ant" ON the staff of Gen. Bcaureeard
ne bore the notification tn Col. An
drrS"n that fire would be opened on
Fort Sumter on the morning Of April
-, 1861. which were the first GUNS
OF lh" great conflict. Thence the pro-
motion WAS most marked and rapid.
paSSin" through I'LL grades till conf
mISSi"nrd lieutenant general June
-. lS6l. He enjoyed the uniu,c
distinction Of earning the highest
c"nImcndatinn in each arm Of the
service and 50 great was the value
placed "n his ability by the prcsi-
dent Of ihr Confederate States ,hn,
IN rcr""nizin" his promotion from
'''' ''' iH W lllpt lltI. at. laws OK
pressed regret that he could not
srrv" in both rs the position from
Wh1rh h" WAS transferred would feet
the Great loss Of his presence.
''Sinr" the war. in addition To rd,,
rat'n" thr minds of the youn" of the
South. he. rs WAS the ease with hi:,
predecessor in the /. &. V. bent en-
rr"lrS ln healing the wounds left bv
I'll" conflict: and there is something
prrullarly touching in the fact that
lis hra,E was brnus about hv H.:
efforts in this direction. On Friday
'r last week he threw himself with
enthusiastic wholc-hcartcdncss into
the entertainment of the visitors who
were at the park in Nicksburg, bu!
he became "vcrhcatcd. which brought
about complications which resulted
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-02

United States Of America,
District Of South Carolina.
United States District Court.
In Re,
Elbert l.. Bales,
Alleged Bankrupt.
BY order Of the Court herein,
dated the 18th day of May, 1908,
will sell at Public Auction to the
highest bidder for cash on We'd
ncsday, the 3rd day Of June, 1908,
at IL o'clock. noon. in the store
room at Ncwbcrry,>S. c., formerly
occupied by Elbert L. Bales, all
and fixtures, formerly belonging
to the said Elbcrt l.. Bales, said
goods. and merchandise consisting
of dry goods, notions, shoes,
clothing, hats, gents furnishings
etc.
The appraised value of the said
stock Of goods as shown by the in
vcntory made thereof is $12883.os.
Inventory and stock may be in
spcctcd upon personal application
to the undersigned. Terms of sal
cash.
Cole L. Blease,
Receiver.
5-2o-2tawudos.
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NOTICE..

United States Of America,
District Of South Carolina.
United States District Court.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-02
Excelsior Union.

hxccIslor Un19n. -
Excelsior union will meet op.ta}2l
day night, May ID, at eaa
light. All members are requeste te(l !, :
be present.
Jno. M. Schumpert,
President.
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federation.

federation.
"Thc staff Of the late commander
ln-chicf is hereby continued as the
staff Of the present lieutenant gen.
cral commanding, and will be obeyed
and respected accordingly.
"Oncc more in the mysterious dis
pcnsation of an all-wise God the sur
vivors Of the Confederate armies are
called upon to mourn the loss Of an
other great leader, in the person Of
the commandsr-in -in-chicf Of this fed
tration. Gen. Stephen d. Lee, lieu
tenant general in the Confederate
army and the general commanding
the United Confederate Veterans
brrn,hcd his last this morning at 6
O'Clock at Nicksburg, Miss, after an
illness Of Il week.
lie WAS born in the city Of Char
lrSl"n. $. e., on Sept. %. 1898, and
had nearly reached his 18th BIRTH
day.
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NeWberry, S. Jan, II, IS.
Dear Madam Hous elk eeper
We wi ish to call your t.
tention to our stock Of Fancy and Staple
groceri es and soil ci t at least por ton Of
your Patronage during this year.
We feel safe in saying that our stock is
the mos compl tie that is offered here and
that we can You ir a salts actory man.
iner.
We wi IL ever keep il mi nd three very i'm
por tant points: qualify Of goods prompt SER
wi ce moderate pri Cos.
If you are not already a Gus toner Of ours
1--we wou Id be pl cas- ed add You to our lone
lis t Of salts fl ed toners.
We wish 1908 be our banner year. will
iyou join US in max ing i t
Yours for bus mess,
Jones' Grocery
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A Beautiful Tribute.

rs II citizen, with character aS
pnrr rs snow: rs Il Confederate sold
'rr. with record equal to the best
rs Il m:>banl. Father and brother,
mraSnrIn" mp (" all the requirements
aS an officer and consistent member
"f the clurrh~--hc lived Il . blamclcss
lllr. and has gone to his reward
universally loved and respected, lcav-
IN" another "rrat break in the ranks
Of the |. {. Y.
IN "rdrr that proper arrange
mrnlS may be made for paying due
h"n"rS in the ill,Strious dead, Mai.
G"n. Robert Lowry. commanding the
Mississippi division of the United
Confederate Veterans. is hereby de-
tailed to take charge of the funeral
program and control all details Incl
dent thereto.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
Last Basketball Game.

The Greeley High school basket
ball team was defeated by the Com.
mercials Of this city last Friday
night at the Armory In the last
game Of this season by score of II
to 30. The score at the end OF the
first half was 20 to 9 in favor o! the
Commercials. The Commercial team
with the exception of one member Is
composed Of graduates Of the Greeley
High school VINO played on the
High school team three year ago.
WoOlf being absent in Chicago handi.
capped the High school team, which
did not make its usual good record
for baskets. Hall Of the High school
and Wyatt OF the Commercials were
the stars, each making Is points.
Individual score: Commercials
Couzins g; Mosher 10, McAfes ., l..
WYATT ls, Newton 2. High school
Erickson ., Hall IS, Brush ,, G.
Waytt 4, Conner 3
Lineup-Commercials L. Wyatt
and Newton forwards; Couzins, cen.
ter; McAfee and Moshsr. guards.
High school- Heighton. Erickson and
G. Wyatt, forwards: Hall, center
Conner and Brush. guards.
Referee, Tot" Nein: umpire,
Nelson.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
Amusemenu
The Man On the Box

mat capital actor, Mr.. Max Fig.
man, viii present the most conspic.
uous comedy success Of years from
New York City, The Man on the
Box, y arranged for stage purposes
by Grace Livingston Furniss from
Harold MacGrath's immensely sue.
cessful book Of the same name. at
the Greeley opera house on Tuesday
April 7th. Mr. Figmans' name is
familiar to all theater goers who
have followed the events Of the
metropolitan stage for the past ten
years. He is an actor Of rare at.
tainment and quality with an indi.
Yldual method that is appealing and
marked personal magnetism. Mr..
Figman commenced his starring ca.
reer but short time ago, yet he is
already regarded as one of the great.
est drawing cards in the country.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
TALK TEMPERANCE
Subject of Commercial Club Ban
Quet Monday.

The members OF the Greeley Com
merciai club entertained their ladies
last Monday evening with a ban.
quet and temperance meeting. at
which Rev. James ID. Rankin. pre-.
Sident OF the state Anti. Sa loon
League. and f. f. Mclaughlin. su-
perintendent of the league, we're
the principal speakers. Both men
are of Denver Temperance as a
business proposition formed the
theme OF the talks given. The
meeting was made of a temperance
nature in view Of the fight the Anti.
Saloon League is making In this
county to run Evans dry" At the
spring election.
In the course Of the evening the
following resolution was adopted
Resolved: That the Commercial
club Of Greeley on behalf of the citi.
zens of Greeley send . message o,
encouragement and cheer to thu
citizens Of Evans, Mead, Johnstown
Num-, Erie and Windsor In theil
tight for cleaner town, and offer tt
assist them iD every way possible. >
There were a number OF visitors
from windsor, and Of these Dr.
Bartz, John Downey and Rober,
Hanna also spoke. II. n. Hayne.
OF this city was also one OF Tn,
speakers.
There were about $50 present a,
the meeting which was held IN tn,
Cam field hotel.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
birthday Reception

Mrs n. d. bartholomew gave 4
reception at her beautiful country
home last Monday in honor Of her
mother, Mrs. R. d. McLucas. The
affair was informal and 1as a cele
bration OF Mrs. McLucas. BIRTHDAY.
Mrs. Bartholomew planned IL as: a
surprise for her mother and the
guests were invited to call any time
from sunrise to sunset and visitors
were constantly coming and going
Throughout the day. Between lOt
and 200 friends called, among them
being . large number from Greeley,
including members Of the W. X. c.
and ID. a. r.. OF which the guest
OF honor Is member. The house
was prettily decorated with carna.
tions Mrs. Bartholomew was as.
sisted in entertaining and serving
by her aunt, Mrs Abbis Andrews
cousin, Mrs. d. L. Carey and Mrs.
M. J. Poor. Mrs. McLucas WAS the
recipient of many flowers and beauti.
full gifts.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
Entertain Your Friends.

l have a very fine stereopticon or
magic lantern, suitable for use IN
church, hall or private home, and it
can be used in any house having
electric lights, Nothing nicer can
be found to entertain company OF
friends or a club meeting. Use OF
lantern and services OF operator
with or without views, can be had
very reasonably. Slides made to or
der also. See j. Henry Couture, at
Fezer's drug store.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02

He is under the mangemeit Of Mr.
John Cort, who directs the tours of
number of other successful stars
and who has provided him With an
elaborate production and cast Of
clever PLAYERS including tie Misses
Fannie Marinof, Bertha KrieghofY,
Madeleine Dallas, Bereniece Bucklin
and Messrs Camerson Clemens, John
Charles Brownell. Douglas A. Flint,
Frank NJ. Rainger, George Centre,
Herbert f. Denton, Marsha Frank.
lin, Edward Pierson, Charles John
son and others.
The Man on the Box its Mr..
Figman s style and temperament ~
though it were written expressly for
him. He Is the very person. fication
Of the dashing army officer who falls
In love with a pretty gt on .
steamer, later by mistake abducts
her and afterward when she seeks to
turn the joke upon him and ind out
his identity, accepts her Offer to b.
her groom in order that he may be
near her always. This material fur.
nishes abundant opportunity for
comedy Of the finest calibre and It
the same time contains all tho ele.
ments OF play of deep hear, inter.
est. The dialogue is crisp and witty
and the dramatic situations in many
instances profoundly impressive and
effective.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
President Roosevelt Save

that outdoor exercise is needed nv
'he American people. That's all
very we'll, but how can peopIe with
rheumatism follow that ADVICE ?
he answer is simple Bal,ard,s
nho" Liniment and the rheu,natism
VIII go' leaving you as spry "a a
colt Gives quick and pern.nept
reIief from rheumatism, n.u,ai,,o
lame back and all pains. SoId nv
all druggists. ~" ~
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
Surprise Bachelor Girls,

Misses Carrie Ashby. Bertha Wick,
Lillian Darnaby and Winifred
Hughes. who have been keeping
Bachelors Hall" and have decided
to give up housekeeping. were given
a pleasant surprise last Monday even
ing by company OF friends. The
young ladies were In the midst OF
packing but gladly stopped to enter
tain the self-invited guests. Games
were played and nice refreshments
served ana pleasant evening en-.
joyed.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
Stallion John A. Scott.

Second season of the thoroughbred
staIlion' John A. Scott. The highest
class horse in the west. Fee reduced
W VIZ oo II you want drivers and
saddlers breed to this horse His
winnings amount to sl0 with a
worlds record to his credit
A. II. Asmus,
Elite Cigar Store,
Eighth avenue and Ninth street.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
Post Cards of Real Merit.

10 introduce will send twenty
beautiful post cards-original artis.
Tic designs, superb quality and high.
est character for only Is cents: 40 fol
2oc' 90 for 35c postpaid. ABSOLUTELY
unlike all others. Every card differ.
eht. No comics or trash. Get the
oest-real gems of worth and beauty.
give valuable premium coupon
and seed catalog Of bargains free
with every order. Please order at
once ! want your friendship and
future trade Address, a. n Cook .
Scotsman, HYDE Park, n. y
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
Tuesday Evening Lecture.

The next number, which Will be
on Literature" by Miss Hannun'
viii be postponed from April 7th to
April IA.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
Cheap Rates to

Brownsville, Texas, and Old Mex
leo on Monday, April 9th; round
trip via Rock Island for 1896. 30. Call
on i. II. Baker e. Co.. Greeley
Colo for information
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
A Healing Saive for Burns, Chapped
Hands and Sore Nipples.

AS a healing salve for burns, sores.
sore nipples and chapped hands
Chamberlain's Salve is most excel.
lent. Ii allays the pain of a burn
almost instantly, and unless the in.
Jury Is very severe, heals the parts
WITHOUT leaving scar. Price %
cents. For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
New Vegetable Peaches
A genuine wonder. /.

Who would not grow thsm?
Who would not eat them?
Perfectly delicious.
Nothing like them under the sun.
Grows from the seed In 50 days.
Size of an orange.
or easiest culture, marvellous vie
Succeeds every where.
Only lOc per pkt with full directions
A nice present free with every order
Illustrated catalog accompanies seed
Dont't delay. Address
\. II. Cook, (Seedsman),
Hyde Park, N. Y.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
Eye, Ear, Nose and Tb,o.%

nf Sapero, the Denver specialist.
VIII W. again be in Greeley Thursday
FRIDAY and Saturday, Aprn ~ :,
~ @nu io' at the New CamHe!d hotel.
consultation and examination srs.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-13
Meeting of Educa ators.

DR.. Il. X. Snyder, OF the State
Normal school, and Superintendent
q. E. Carter Of the city schools, will
leave in few days to attend the
national meeting Of school superin-
tendent to be held in Washington,
D. c.. Feb. %, % and -. DR.. c. f
Ghadsey, superintendent of the Dem
yer schools Is the only other school
man from this state who will attend
the convention. The local school
board is defraying the expenses OF
Mr.. Carter, in order that he may
have the benefit of the knowledge
upon educational matters that will
be diffused at the gathering.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-13

ing to Fort Scott, kansas III ',os
After the death Of her husband, aa'
Olson Richards, in 1887, Mrs. hici'
ards came to Greeley to make her
home with her dauhster, Mrs. fh'''
,ins with whom she has since re-
sided During her residence here sfe
has become known and loved''hy many.
Possessing a bright and cultivated
mind. a keen sense of humor ana Il
most kind and cheerful disposition
she took her place in the community
in such a way as to make her solns
real loss. Iu the home "h1ch
has been hers for many years her ao'
sence seemed indeed great sorrow
softened only by the thought thaI
the long years of her life we're su'h
happy and useful ones and thao
death meant only the way into better
and more joyful life.
Mrs. Richards is survived ov Two
children, Mrs, J. B. Phillips, OF Gree
lev. and-W. 7. Richards OF Kansas
CITY. Missouri, and six grandchil-
dren Funeral services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. John Doane at :
o o'clock this afternoon at the house
and the remains vii be taken to
Fort Scott, Kan, for burial.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-13
Cartiley.

Mrs. Grace Carrhev, mother o.
Mrs. W c. Wilson, died last Thurs
day. February t. in Colorad Springs.
Mrs. Carthey has spent two years in
Greeley, besides occasional visits
here and has many friends who are
grieved to hear Of her death.
Funeral services were conducted at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Benton Hamilton, in Colorado
Springs. Sunday and the remains
were shipped to Davenport, Ia, her
former home, for burial, accompanied
by her son, Robert Cartbey. OF Salt
Lake City, and son-in-law, Benton
Hamilton. Deceased is survived by
three SONS and two daughters. They
are Robert and Frank Carthey, OF
Salt Lake City: William Carthey,
Of Davenport, Ia, Mesdames W. C.
Wilson and Benton Hamilton.
Mrs. Wilson is still in Colorado
Springs with her sister and will re-
main for some little time.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-13
Colonial PARTY.

The ladies Of the W. r. c. and
Daughters of the American Reyoln.
tion will give Colonial party In the
Armory on the evening OF Februarv
%. A fine literary and musical pro.
gram will be given and refreshments
served. The young people and Others
who care may also have the pleasure
OF the dance. As many IS can ara
invited to wear costumes Of the
Colonial days, but absence OF such
continues does not bar anyone from
entrance. Tickets for the affair ara
on sale at Horne's book store and
Normal book store. Early purchase
Is desirable.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-13
7. v. II. Brownies Sale Dates

Friday, Feb. IA, at Peterson tract
on west Second street, Greeley, Colo. ;
horses, cattle, farm implements.
household goods, etc. f. f. Tracev
and +. Burbanks, owners.
Saturday, Feb. Is, Nance's Barn,
Greeley: thirty head horses. r. H..
Libby, owner.
Tuesday, Feb. Is, 81 miles east
of Greeley, mile east Linn Grove
cemetery: horses, cattle, implements,
household goods, etc. Jas. F..
Smith. owner.
Wednesday, Feb. 10, 5. L. w.
Ranch, o miles east Greeley: horses,
cows, hogs, implements, etc. Fl. E.
Witwer, Manager.
Thursday. Feb. 20, 8 miles south
west Greeley, lK miles north Dan.
iel's bridge; horses. cattle, hogs,
implements, chickens. etc. NJ. A.
Whitman, owner.
j. V. ii. Browne, AuctioDeer.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-13
Girls Are Swift.

In fast and one. sided basketball
came the Greeley High school girls
defeated the "Aggie Girls by .
score of IS to > last Friday night at
the Armory. The score at the end
NJ the irst half was II TO o, When
The Greeley girls played the 'Ag
ries" ON their own floor the former
defeated the latter with score OF
II to IL. The Greeley girls have
only lost one game this year, which
was to Boulder.
The visitors Friday night succeed.
ed in making their ona basket In the
latter part OF the second half. The
home team played all around the
'Aggies. 4" seeming to make baskets
whenever they pleased. Mary Carter
was the star for the Greeley team,
making seven baskets.
Individual score: Eldridge s,
Wasley 6, Carter IA. Lineup:
Greeley: Vera Wasley and Mary
Carter. forwards; Freida and Alice
Tay lor, guards; Myrtle Eldridge, cen.
ter. Aggies Flossie Heckart and
Nida Dea., forwards: Minnie Yaw
and Bertha Hilliard, guards: Elsie
Ruthvan, center. Referee, kulp, Fort
Collins: umpire, Rankin, Greeley.
Tomorrow night the Greeley High
school boys play the Cheyenne Bust.
ness college at the Armory. a good
game is looked for because Greeley
defeated Muscatine and Muscatine
defeated the Cheyenne Business col
lere
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-13
Richards.

Mrs. Elizabeth Richards died at
rhe home of her daughter. Mrs. J.
B. Phillips, at l 80 O'Clock Tuesday
morning OF heart failure after an i'll.
ness of several months.
Mrs. Richards was born in Buck
field, Maine, April S, 1899, and was
therefore in her sevenuy-ninth year.
The early part, of her married life
was spent in Boston and vicinity and
jacksonville, Florida, the family NOV.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-13
Farewell PARTY.

Mr. and Mrs. William Normile.
VINO leave Greeley soon for Portland.
Ore, entertained a COMPANY OF
friends Wednesday evening The
gathering was informal and unusu.
ally enjoyable. An impromptu mus.
,cal was given by the hostess and
guests, the solos by P. NJ. Waller
ana whistling solos by Miss Ethel
bolton, being especially acceptable
Inc iatter part of the evening was
devoted to games and deliciops re.
ireshments were served by the hos.
Tess, assisted by Mrs. W. F creen
ana MISS Minnie RigneY. There
were about twenty guests present
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-13
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF The Seven Lakes Reservoir Com
pany will be held at Unitarian
church parlors, corner Ninth avenue
and Ninth streets, in Greeley, Colo
rado, Friday, February II, 1908, at
the hour of O'Clock o. M. for the
election of a board of directors for
the ensuing year, levying an assess
ment, and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
j. B. Phillips, Secy.
Greeley, Colo. January 23, 1908.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-13
Congregational.

Public worship 1915 a. m. Ser
mon, Being Christian Sunday
school Il m Mems Sunday Noon
club II M. Bible study, Amos. All
men are invited. Young People 8
society of Christian Endeayor G 40
p. m. Topic 'Ministering to the
PRISONERS and the Poor" Evening
service, I:3o. A full responsive ser.
vice for the choir; choir of bovs
congregation and minister. Sermon
afterward, Influence " These ser.
vices Will be attractive and 1nspir.
ing. You are invited to attend
John Doane, Minister.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-13
North Side Country.

Tie North Side Country club neIt
is regular fortnightly meeting al tb
home of Mrs Minnie Tisdel Febru
ary :, with large portion OF IN
members present. A quotation re-
lating to music was given as re
sponse TO roll call.
Mrs. Gertrude Mccoy gave a III!
sketch of Gioachimo Antonio Ros
sini. Mrs. Louise Brown told o.
Adelina PATHS career in Italy an,
America. In the absence of Mis-
Lizzie Nichols her paper was -eas
by Mrs. Cora Bliss, which was a Ji
ography of Benjamin GODDARD. As
delightful finishing touch to Ihl
program Mrs. Elizabeth Morgar
PLAYED a beautiful selection on rhi
piano, which was most heartily en-
coled
And then came the visiting h0ul
when the hostess passed dainty re,
freshments to the accompaniment Of
a merry hum of voices. At the
latest possible moment before the
darkness falls from the wings OF
night the ladies gathered about
their hostess saying farewells.
As the next regular meeting and
the open meeting chance to fall on
the same date. 1t was thought best
to postpone the regular meeting un-
til March 6, when the programs OF
February ~ and March + will be
combined.
The club adjourned to meet four
weeks hence with Mrs. Isabelle
Stone, open meeting to be with Mrs.
Matte Leaver. AS the open meet.
ing occurs on the eve of Washing.
tons birthday the ladies are asked
to powder their hair and don caps
and kerchiefs.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-13
Butler.

Mrs. Elizabeth Butler died at bel
home, 703 Sixth street, Monday night
of a complication Of diseases follow
ing an Illness of nearly a year Mrs.
Butler was 54 years old, was born in
Missouri and came to Greeley with
her husband and family three wears
ago. She is survived by husband,
two married daughters and TWO sons.
The funeral was held wednesday
from the residence at p. M, con-
Quoted by the Rev. d. D. Forward OF
the Baptist chruch.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-13
A New Library.

Mr.. Horn has installed a library
OF popular fiction in the Normal
Book Store, corner Sixteenh street
and Ninth avenue. The cost to join
is 81 and 10 cents book for reading,
with the privilege OF keeping the
book one week; also the privilege of
having two books out at the same
time. Headers of popular novels
Will do well to step In and look over
the books and get further iuforma-
ton as to the workings of the IL
brary.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-13
Shooting at Windsor.

AS result Of . shooting affair at
Windsor Tuesday evening, Walter
Haskins is In Jail here, and Peter
Peterson, . boarder at the Haskins
house, is in the county hospital with
u bullet through the lower part Of
his body. Haskins claims that the
shooting wss accidental. Others say
that the two men had quarreled dur
ing the evening and the shooting
may have been premeditated. Mrs.
Sarah X. Haskins, mother of the
young man, is in Jail here on a
charge of Keeping a dIsorderly house.