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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-01-02
PROGRAMME
For Bethlehem Union COnVenIng at
CadeS Friday, December ~.

Introductory sermon, Rev E M
Hicks. 9
l Qnery: Should not our churches.
draw the line of demarkation bel
tween them and the world more
distinctly? Opened BY Bro. ] 81
Blackwell.
2 Is the Sunday-schooI a work
for all members of the church? IF
so, why do not more engage in this:
work? Open bylBro. S j Single
tary. 4
8 What could the Union do to
make our work more successful in.
1908 than in 1907? Opened by
Bro. R n Brown. )
Missionary Sermon, Sunday II
a. m. by Bro. B K Truluck.
Respectfully submitted by
YOUR COMMITTEE.
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Dr. j. ElLHiE FLISS .ils.DEll,
KelI-knoEn Minister Passes dSsy
I. Columbia.

COLUMBIA, December 2S:-The
Rev DR. ] William Finn died this
morning at 8 o'clock, at his resi-
dence, corner Blanding and Bull
streets. His death had been expect~
ed for twenty-four hours. Taken
i'll on Thursday night, his physi-7
clans saw there was little or no hope
for his recovery, as DIR Finn was
suffering with acute CONGESTION of
the lungs, and his heart was lnvolv-s
ed. After a consultation Friday
morning early it was stated that the
patient could hardly survive the
day, but he lasted through the day
and night; sustained by his wonders.
full vitality and spirit, as we'll as by.
artificial stimulants.
The body was taken at A o'clock
to Charleston over the Southern
railway, and the funeral services
will be held tomorrow Sunday I
morning in the Second Presbyterian
church of Charleston. of whic
church DR. Films grandfather, d.
Andrew Finn, was the first pastor
of which his wife's father, y
Smyth, was for forty years the
tor, and in which church DR. E
himself was licensed to preached
1875. The interment will be-
the family vault in the second
byterian Church yard. The Z
will be conducted by the
the Rev DR. j Kelr G Fraa
sisted by DR. Films lifelog
DR. Vedder.
The members of the
companied the body
this afternoon. Or FIJI
brother, the Rev DR. Harv,
of Birmingham, Ala, rea
before his death, and all
rem were at home for the
holidays. He is survived
/ wife, who was Miss Jai
Smyth, and five children, al
Margaret, wife Of DR. Geor1
of the University of North
Miss Jean Finn; Sarah, :
McDavid Horton, city 60
Columbia Retord; Nell, vii
LW Gilland of Kingstree;
Finn, a student of Davidson
Elege, and Miss Sue Finn.
DR. Flinn's home Cd the campuS
while he was member Of the fac;
ulty of the South Carolina College,
was the center of the social life Of
the College community, and MANY .
boy has been helped by the k.ihdi
ness and hospitality shown Linn By
DR. Finn and his charning family.
The news of his death will. bring
sorrow to a large circle Of friends,
but meme will learn of his ldeafl
with more regret thar the, former
students Of the State College.
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New Train Schedule.

The following schedule of the
new train from Lane to Florence,
which went into effect Monday,
December II, has been furnish
ed US by Mr. J P Taylor, the
courteous and efficient agent of
the Atlantic Coast Line railroad
at Kingstree:
North Bound Arrives
No. 80 7:41 A. NJ,
mo. 46 11:42 A. NJ.
No. 80 6:36 P. NJ.
South Bound Arrives
No. SO 9:l7P. NJ.
*No. AZ SAG P. NJ.
No. 81 1852 Am.
= Daidy Except Sunday.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all over.
seers to warn out the hands on theiI
sections; and where there are none,
employ enough to complete the work
on the roads at once.
= ] SINGLETARY,
County Supervisor.
10-17-tf
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
NEW YORK OUT FOR
GOVERNOR HUGHES
County Republican Committee En-.
dsPsss His Candidacy for
Presidential Nomination.
ACTION TAKEN Was UNANIMOUS.
Letter Which Secretary Taft Wrote
to Congressman Parsons Was
Largely Responsible for Action
Taken-MeNns That Hughes viii
Have Solid delegation u, Chicago.
my AssocIated Pressl

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 Governor
Charles f. Hughes was strongly en-
Gorsad for the Republican nomina-
lion for the presidency aud the adj
m;nistiat.on of President Roosevelt
was commended In resolution unon-
lllously adopted by the Republican
county Committee at meeting ut
tho Murray I'M i.yccum tonight. The
resolution fnrthe;' favored an in
strucied delegation TO Tho Chicago
convention from this state for Coy.
rrnpr hughes.
Tho comnhttcc under the rcsolu
ton. pledges itself to do all In It's
bower to have Congressional convcn-
lions and the state convention adopt
resolutions lnstrcting for Governor
Hughes.
The endorsement OF Governor
Hughes for the presidency had come
np fot consideration at two preyious
meetings Of tho county committee
ana each time resolutions TO that of-
rect were tabled after warm debate.
The action of lie committee on
these occasions were provocative of
much feeling among commlttcem,n
and Secretary OF War Taft recently
wrote Congressman Parsouns. chair
man of the committee that he aid
not desire his friends 10 divide his
interest In any state which had =
candidate of It's own.
a meeting OF the executive com
mittee Of tho Republican county com
mlttes was held lnie today al which
Congressmin PARSONS appointed =
committee to draft n resolution MS ,
substitute to the resolution twice Of
tered by Senator Mack ut previou,
meetings; merely endorsing Govern
or Hughes for President.
When Congressman Parsons Gale,
The meeting together. shortly arte,
o'clock tonight. Assemblyman New.
comb was recognized, and offered IN,
substitute resolution prepared by III,
committee appointed by tho cxecn
tive committee.
The speeches that followed the in.
production of the resolution showed
unanimous telling for The endorse.
ment OF Governor Hughes. but indi
Gated that there were traces of 20.
sentiment over tho action of tho Pre-.
vious meeting in tabling tho Hughc.
resolution.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
CLA S DAY CELEBRATION
Entertaining Program Arranged by
students for the Event-com-
mcncement Exercises.

The High school graduating class
Of February. 1909 will held it's Class
Day celebration in the assembly hall
of the High school building at 8
o'clock tonight. The public has been
invited TO attend the exercises and q
Is expected that the hslll will be taxed
10 Its capacity
An unusually interesting and ati,ac-
Tive program has been arranged and
The Indications arc that the entertain
ment Will be one of tac mos: enjoy.
able of its kind In the hlstory Of the
school. Every member of The .;rad,l.
ating class will take Fart in the pro-
gram the exercises being opened with
an address OF wclcom by the class
president, Mr.. Phillip Murray. Thc
recond part OF the program will be n
bnrlcsQuc on the commencement OK
ercises as held ut the High school at
Dummesvfllc
The seniannual examinations in
The city schools closed Yesterday and
today the promotions VIII be ;linouc.
ed. Tomorrow the enrolment for
the second half of this term will b,
made OF the vnafCus schools
Tomorrow night the seml-annual com.
mencement exercises will be held at
the Academy OF Music.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
L|TTLETON SUMS UP
FOR HARRY K. THAN
Continued from First Page,

mind beyond reasonable doubt"
Mr.. Lttlc,on told the story or
Thaw's life.
He traced The life of Harry Thaw
from childhood. bringing out the fact
Of his absent mindedness.
Relatives Had Diseased Minds.
IN has been shown that Josiah
Conley. his uncle. and Miss Hirsch,
an aunt on the maternal side. had
been afflicted by terrible disease OF
Tho mind he continued. at Is rea-
sonahle to suppose that IL his IN
cles and aunts wc:c of unsounl minds.
In all probability this faint was pass
ed To the defendant. Thank God.
in these days we have como to look
on an innrnity with compassion. We
have the right 10 suppose that If
this haint existed in The brother of
the defendants mother. the defend
ant himself was also aifectd.
Doomed Before Birth.
I'VE have proved another fact in this
case. II was that prior to the de-
fendant's birth the mother, i'll, awokc
one night. and stretching out her
band, found another child cold in
death. This shock was sent shivcr-
ing and trembling down into tho sys-
tenn OF the boy-ihis defendant, Har-
ry X. Thaw. These are not spccu-
lations. They arc the fundamental
rules OF the organic life OF the world.
This Is tho opening OF tho secrets
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
TIL ga RECAL

Mcintyre and Heath. Of blaclllacc
comedy fame. will be Il, the Academy
of Music tonight in their greatcst
success. THE Ham Tree" which has
been given an elaborate production
by Klaw u Erlanger. About This pro-
duction the Philadelphia Evening
Bulletin, on January Z. said:
Those popular backfacc comcd-
ans. McIntryo G Heath. met with an
enthusiastic welcome ut the Walnut
Street rheater las, night. Tho Ham
Tree which has two yec s. succ. So
To It's credit and which is merely an
clabo;at vaudeville act. serving 10
introduce several spccialtics and Il
well trained and lively chorus. seems
TO answer as we'll as ever for the
exploitation of the talents OF these
fun makers"
The advance sale TO- this attraction
has boon large, and the management
requests that all patrons having seats
laid away, will call for them ut tho
box Office before Z o'clock. Unless
this Is done the management re-
serves the right I'd put these tickets
hack on sale,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
MASS MEETING FOR MEN
Ar THE ACADEMY SUNDAY
Rev. j. J. Porter win Deliver Ad.
dress on "The Devil and Tom
Walker

A mass meeting for men only will
be held ut tho Academy of Music ut
$3.50 o'clock Sunday afternoon under
The auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Rev. j. j.
Porter. ID. d.. OF 81. Louis, who is
conducting cvangeliStic services nj
the NEWPORT News Baptist church, will
address the meeting on tho subject
Tho Devil and Tom Walker" This
is said to be ono OF the ovangclIst's
strongest sermons for mon lilo will
be assisted in the services BY Rev.
j. ". Porter. p. ID.
Music will be furnished by the
Hampton Roads Glec Club, and this
is expected TO prove one of the most
Interesting features OF the service.
Mrs. S. p. Asa,ston will also con-
tribute to the musical program. The
SOM service will begin at 3:l5
O'Clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
Back From Richmond.

Judge 4. j Rarham and Messrs. C.
Ayleu Ashby and G. Il. Fellows. of
the executive committee OF the local
branch of the National Child Labor
Committee, and Mr. j. p. Farley, pre-
sident of the Central Labor Union,
returned to the city from Richmond
yesterday morning Tuesday night
The delegation appeared before the
House labor commMee to advocate
the passage of the new child labor
bill. The committee will take up the
matter again Friday, at which time
Newport News Will be represented
again. Senator and Mr.. barrett
attended tho meeting Tuesday night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
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sociaI-PersonaE


Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick j. Gaunt-
lett arc visiting friends In New York
city.
MIR. and Sirs. ID. Is Weaver nave
returned from trip to Richmond,
Gloucester county aud Baltimore.
Miss Lillian Whitmorr has rclurn-
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visit no MISS Juliet Cox In East END.
Messrs. III. II. Richardson and II.
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Miss katherine GRrvcy has return
I'd to her homo near Scoiisvillc, af
ter a visit TO the M.sscs Garvey in
this city.
Miss Helen Kerry of washington
Is visiting friends in thls city.
Miss Grace Thomas has gone ia
Charlottesville to spend month with
friends.
Mr. c. Z. Rarr OF Brooklyn. N. Y.
Is spending a few days In this city
with Mr.. Jesse IL. Brown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
Collision Follows The Grounding Of
The 0aoDdaga ID Lower
Chesapeake Bay.
STOBf Of BATTLE AGAINST sToRa
Cray OF the Sarah w. Lawrence Stuck
BY Vessel After All Four Mas. We're
Gone, and Were Holding Their Own
When Gutter Came to tho Rescue.
Now at Norfolk.

Mhilo towing tho dIsanmtlcd schoon.
or Sarah W. Lawrence into Hampton
4 Roads from sea late Tuesday night.
the United States revenue cutter
Qnondaea went aground In the lower
( CheSapeake lay near tho Thimhle
Shoal lighthouse and was rammed b,
the big schooner before ilhc crew or
chat vessel could &c, the anchor over.
board The Onondagu's hull aft
house ayd deck fixtures were badly
damaged. but the schooner escaped
serious damage.
After she accident the schooner an.
chored and was aowed TO Norfolk
Yesterday morning by tug. The
revenue cnticr was Coated without MS.
sIsiancc and proceeded TO Nor
1oliS, The cutter may he brought
here for repairs
The Shippers Story.
Captain Moore. the skipper OF tho
Lawrence. tells n thrilling story of She
cSperlence OF his vessel during tho
gales that swept the Atlantic cons,
was overheard and this added TO the
his week. The schooner was hounr,
from Providence for Newport News
y 70 Nload cargo Of coal and she en-
copntered the first gale last Thursday
evening Off Tenwlck island. Tho
violent Winds tore the sails TO shreds
and the big vessel was fossed about
BY mountainous seas. The plunglng
OF the vessel caused the masts to
break OFF one by one and before Sat.
urday all four of the crafts masts
were gone. Tho rigging was Fled OF,
hhe vessels deck In an almost mex.
tricable heap, and owing to tie rough
weather tho crew was unable to clear
II away. Some of the looms and
spars and also. some of the rigging
was ovetboard aud this added to the
tronbles OF the schooner.
Grew at16k TO ship.
In spite OF everything the schooner
4 rode through the storm. tihe skipper
6hld crew sticking TO her to tho finish
The vessel Was spoken By the Clyde
siuer Apache. from Jacksonville for
New York, Saturday afternoon and
thnt night the Apache communicated
with the revenue cutter Ononlaga and
asked that craft TO go to the assist
ance OF the Lawrence. The cutter
s reached the dismantled schooner Sun,
deys but owing 10 the high seas she
was unable tc get line TO her Both
Z vessels Jared badly in tho storm SIM
day night, but Monday the cutter I'M.
ally succeeded In gettlrg the schooner
IN tow and starting to Hampton Roads
with her,
Cutter Goes Aground.
Soon after the vessels passed IN the
Virginia Capes the collision occurred
The cutter was making good speed
with he tow when She suddenly
stasuck a mud bank and Tho moving
rt,i a 4
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
A surprise Party,

A surprise panty was gwen TO Mis-;
Myrtle Phillips at her home en- Chest.
nut avenue Tuesday night The
guests were; Misses Frances and
Ruth GildeistAve. Alice Whitney.
E5ith Huffman. Mary Williams, Louise
Green. Jennie Mesic and Lena sutton:
AIcstsrs. John d. Williams, Harold Viii
sou. Sam Cot'rell, S. Spicer Carter.
Routchnrd Grimm, William ara Frank
Bartlett.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
NEW HEPTosoPH BODY,
Warwick conclave Instituted by Mr.
CreMlt

Mr.. j. w. Crcwt, OF Baltimore. 81.
preme organizer OF tho I. o. Hepta.
sophs. instituted the new Warwick
Conclnve at 'rctzold's hall in East
End last night.
Tbs new Conclavc. which was or.
eaniSed by Mr.. J. j. c.acrsou. has a
charter membership OF e., and 20
members were initiated last night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
suit Aaainst postal.

Suit for 800, statutory dana.
gess WIS fled against the Postal Teie.
srSna Company yesterday L. DIR. j.
Is. Cores for his ueice. Miss Helen
Leyiaiider. Delay in the delivery OF
y Telegram IS alleged. Attorneys
Joi'es end Scoit are counsel for the
piafbtiti
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
of the family 10 show you that this
defense was not an exigency.
Victim OF Pre- natal Influence.

=
defense was not an exigency.
Victim OF Pre- natal Influence.
We know tho history OF prenatal
influence and out of that came
what? A boy with commissions.
spasms. lung trouble THAI involved
the brain--a trembling nervous lad
His brain was affected with fe-
yer at three months. aud to tho age
of 80 years he has been passing in
and out of Inc sunlight and shad-
ows of this life until he finds him
self before this jury I.ittleton then
reviewed the testimony on Thaw's
irrational appearance and acts from
the time he was tn. co months old
uncil the night he sought White on
the roof garden. II was marked by
those in the court room that he re-
ferred to his client as this hoy"
Littloton referred TO the aRdavlt OF
Mrs. William Thaw before the luna
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
Third Negro Jailed.

Ponce Officers Padgett and Parish
Yesterday arrested Tom Spady, the
third negro wanted in connection with
the robbery Of Mr.. Fred Barrett Only
one of the four men who are alleged
To have committed the robbery Is now
at large.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
Fine Stationery

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We carry the following we'll known
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Bonds: Housatonic Darlington, Danish,
Cambria, Carthage. Flat Writing: Windsor
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cy commission which Jerome used
in place OF cross examining her at
this trial He held up the letter writ
ten 10 Beck. and with the first show
OF feeling since he began. asked the
jury TO weigh the letter against the
legal document.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
counseI Shows Emotion.

He resumed: 81 appeal from the
affidavit and its peculiar construc-
ton. If YOU read that letter writ
ten by that mother when her hoy was
in school, how can you retire to the
jury room and say. This boy was
other than Irresponsible
Llttleton reviewed the testimony
of the witnesses from london. who
testified to Thaw's irrational acts.
Littleton paused before bringing
mo tho summing UP the pretty wife
of the defendant. Then he asked for
a recess Of one hour, which was
granted.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-07
Di71dend Notices.
COPPER RANGE.

Tn. annual report fer 1907 Of the Copper Range
Consolidated Company shows 2.5Se.o15 pounds OF
ropper produced by the three rlines-the Baltic,
Tri-Mountain and Champion-against H,s6,fs
pounds in 1908
The average price received was 11zs cents
round against - cents in 1876 and 1855 cents IN
1ss The net income OF the Consolidated Company
for iar was ssi57 80 against 3.los in 1906 After
charging off construction the earnings were equal
to ss a a share. The company paid dividends In
500. amounting to & so: expended in con-
etruction at the mines ss5os and at railroad sln
,ss and there was left a surplus from the years
oneratjon of slbs AZ The balance sheet shows that
on December 81 the company had notes payable
.rnourttnr to 81 Iyo.1c This due to the large
amount OF undelivered copper and unoollected cop
Ter bills These two items amounted to C,Sl5sss
now however all the production is sold up 70 date
and the indebtedness iE being rapidly louidated-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-07

MONEY MARkET.-Money on call opened at ,
,er cent: highest per cent: lowest. Ia per cent
rios,ng 1AG2 per cent: last loan. -. per cent
ruling rate Is. per cent. Time money was not
active the slight increase in demand In the closing
dsys OF last week existing no longer. FUNDS were
generously offered. Rates. pa 43 per cent tor
s,xty and ninety days. 3]sq4 per cent for four
months 4 per cent for five and six months and ~
rer cent for over the year. Mercantile paper was
soI5 moderately. The demand was only fair
Rates 4a5 per cent for sixty to ninety days in
dorsed bills receivabIe and choice single names.
AIMS per cent for four 70 six months indorsed
hills receivable and choice single names and 5}s
per cent for others.
FOREIGN FXCHANGE---The foreign exchange
market opened steady. with rates unchanged at
s72094 S7I4 for cables, 4-6690Q4s695 for demand
stcrliny and 4s4S for sxty-day bills Short francs
were quoted at 5.155s less 3-32 and short reichs-
marks at es 5-I6. There was fairly good de-
ma nd for remittance after the first hour and the
oarker hardened. Gables rose 10 to Is points.
while deua nd sterling advanced points. Cables
were quoted at 4S73014. $40. demand sterling at
4 s69564g7 and sixty-day bills at 4S4Ia44S460.
Short francs around 515As less S-32 and short
reichsmarks a5 6-16 plus 1-32 The market de-
veloped further strength in the last hour. Cables
we're quoted at 4s740Q4.s745. demand sterling at
s705G4 s71O slxtyday bills at S4S594 S494. short
francs at 5.156s less 1-1s and short reichsmarks
at 95ss less t-32.