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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-10-09

If people with symptoms of kidney
ur bladder trouble could realize their
danger they would without loss of time
commence taking Foley's Kidney Re.
NEEDY. This great remedy stops the pain
aud the irregularities, strengthens and
builds up these organs and there is no
danger of Brights disease or other
serious disorder. Do not disregard the
early symptoms.
For sale By all druggists.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-10-09

Examination of applicants for
the Louisiana Rhodes scholar
ships will be held October 18th
and Goth at either Louisiana State
University or Tulane University.
as may suit the convenince of ap-
Mica nta.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-10-09

epectinp man OF family, who has
his honor and the honor OF his
family to protect. Others may
argue differently, or entertain
other views, but the true test OF
their sincerity would only come
were they once placed in the po-
sition of the party affected.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-10-09

Fall colds are quickly cured by Foley's
Honey and Tar, the great throat and
lung remedy. The genuine contains no
harmful drugs.
For sale by all druggists.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-10-09
Hicks Capudine Cures Sick neaoas.'

H1Ck Capuunt CuIeS ~
Also Nervous Headache, Travellers n 1H.ch
ache and aches from Grip, s to%sy.
Troubles or Female Troubles. Ily. U
udine-its liquid-effects lrnmeoia'e'''
Sold by druggists.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-10-09
INCIDENTALS.

NJ Bell, Son. Ltd, bedding for jail.
Adeline Sugar Factory Co. Ltd $500.
Miss Ann Hawkins, student at Natchi-
John ROchel, student at Baton Rouge &.
Clark & Courts, books, sheriff's office
Chas. A. Bibblns, postage, express, etc
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-10-09
ROADS AND BRIDGES

M L Harrison, road work . 3 223 IS
Cornelius Pitcher dltching .....-......-. II Is
s Coycaut, road work .. 239 so
NJ Bell, Son Ltd nails w 3 Is
KYLE Lumber Co. Ltd lumber ... Is "a
st. Mary Hardware Co. Ltd. tools IS
BrOwnell-Drews Lumber Co. lumber. 40
Drackett & Terrebonne, bridges etc 16 90
Belleview Plantation, road work ......... is 90
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-10-09
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
M Bell Son. Ltd :, bedding ........S 4 IS
Town OF Franklin, light and water. 81 10
Moormar Giveus, insurance ..... IL 30
w Peterman janitOr ..... ...... =. ..-..- As 90
Louis Granier. ice ....-. .............-..- IL 10
House .,,l......... 72o
j. A. O'Niell Jr., supplies &. H.. $3.50. 80
Sl13 o5
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-10-09
CRIMINAL EXPENSES.

The following bills (Outside of the SAL
aries) were approved and ordered paid:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01
bic Grinbuns bes sieselIads.

So iperben iebt balb 300 Sabre pers
flofen iein, felt man bos Sie0ellad
gu benuben besnnn, 6riiber iieesIt.
man betanntli9 ollg.msin nit Dnbs;
bic fdmmtIi9en SieseI in aItsn 9ullsn
finb in ioIdes einssbriidt. 9lm Be
gimme bes II. Sabrbunberts entitanb
nun i'm Souie zines goriIsr &aufs
manns = Srnneois Houfeou-Sfeuer,
bas bas eanSe 9.bGube in 2tI6e Is9ts.
&ouFeou felbit rettets nit Ieiner So
miIie nur bas nadte 9eben. 2lIs ,r i'm
2aufe bes nG9iten So9es Sur 8ronbs
Hattie auriidtebrts, fnno er eintn grps
Ben rotben &lumpen, an bem einige
9oIbs unb Silbsrmiinsen tIebsn ses
blieben tporen. SO itellte ii6 bnlb bers
aus, piefo Oieier &Iumpen entitanbsn
mar. RouFeou, Der nit 5orbpaaren
unb Gbemitalien bnnbslte, bate einen
9ebGIter nit SdeIlad, cine aiTte nit
Sors uno cine 9ii9fe nit 3innober in
siemli9er gGbe poneinanber fteben aez
babt. 9ieIs WotsriaIien iparen pGbs
renb bss grunbes tbeilpeife seI@moI=
sen unb ineinanber sefloFen. Die
Silbermiin5en tparen nus elmer be-
na9barten SoI5taFette, bic perbrannt
mar, barauf gefallen. RouFeau. lpsls
der aIsboIo ertannte, bob bisie Mofe
geeignet fein biirfts, bas Wa6s Su err
ieben, ermittelte burdl eine glnaabl
@eriu6e bic ri9tige 3ufammenIebuns
unb ipurbe 70 Der grfinber bss Sissel=
Iads. bas er in Sorm bon Stanssn in
ben 9anbel bro6te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01
IN brn April ldlidstn.
Dsrmntbuassa absx bic easissAnne pss
Rs6sreien am 4. asstI.

OsrmHtbuassH absr Die eHsissAnne Dee
sss6sretsn am 4. HssiI.
Der Wonat Mpril 1T BET uns ipegsm
ieinsr 2aunsnbaftisteit in Bsrruf gs>
fommen; er 1T Der Monot, Der ni9t
ipeib, mas er min, In btm, tnapp no9s
benz uns bic Sonne sinen fiIr5sn.
ffreunbIiden @rub ssgOnnt bot. Sturm
uub Rssen tpieber ibr Spiel beginner.
Wsr iid auf ietn. 8eitdnbisteit Ders
Idbt. 1T balo perlafen. unb tper Der
Mprilfonne traut, tann leidt bur4sez
ipei9t ipieber na9 Sauie fommen. Gr
1T bann eben in ben 4priI sefdidt@
iporben. 9enn man barf ipobl nus
nebmen, bab bes Wlonats nedif9s un0
Iaunifde Ratur bic Menf9en erft Su
al ben Redereien getrieben bot, nit
bensn iis am erften Sage bes SdaItz
monats barmlofe Meniden NIT ollerz
banb tb0ri9ten unb fomifden IuftrGs
gen bierbin unb bort6in f9iden.
Sn bieien Nedereien iif tpabrfdeins
lid etn Reit zines Dor9riffliden Sriibs
lings S9erafeifes iibrisseblieben,
elmer Irt Wtimus, ipie es In Snbien
nod iest gu 9aufe 1T.
9os 9infdiden nit etner afpedlpien
Botfdaft erinnerte bic einen baron.
bab gbriitus am 9lbenb unb In Der
Ha9t bor feinem Sobe bonn Soben.
prieiter Sannas gum SobenprisIter
&aipbds, bon bieIem Sum 2anbpfleger
pilatus. bon pilatus gum &Onis Sez
robes unb bon ibm tpiebsr gu pilutus
esididt iporben 1T. Dies GIN unb
SerI9iden fanb in ben Sogen Dor bem
IiiibiI9en Sifern, aIIo ettpa Su glnfang
Npril ftatt, unb in ben mittelalterliden
Sfterfeiern tuurbe ss bielfad bramas
tiI9 bargeitellt, blieb aIfo Der sroBen
Wenge ipp6lbstannt. Cine anbere ees
| f9i9tIi9e grtldrung min ben 9eutz
| f9en Reibstns bonn Sabre 1880 fir
bic gntitebung Der Site perantiports
lid MAIDEN. Dieier bobe eine neue
Miinaorbnuns beratben unb follte fie
gum 1. 4pril psrabf9ieben unb ber>
IDffentliden. 9ieie 9tusfi9t berunz
lobte cine Reibe bon 9elbleuten su
finanSieIIen Spetulotionen; aber Der
l. 9lpril tam, obne bic neus Miinaorb'
nung gu brinsen, unb 70 tparen iie TN
ben qpriI sefdidt."
Wteber anbers beutet man ii9 in
Sranfrei6, bon no aus fi5 bic Sitte
berbreitet bot, ibren rrTprung. DER
fran3Dftfhe 9elebrte Quttorb erfldrt,
bic 8erlesuns bes Sobresonfangs bonn
1. apriI auf ben 1. Sanuar bur9 bic
@erOrbnung &drls TX. pom Sabre
1864 babe sur 5oIse sebobt, bab bic,
iibIiden Ieuinbrssei6enfe in bisfsm
Sabre fortfielen; per olfo ouf Iie eez
bofft bate. Iei rin ben 9tpriI seI9idt
iporben. Su Srantrei9 fpri9t man
i'm 3ufammenbnng nit Der Site au9
bon einem 9tpriIfiId (~pOifon b '9lbriI")
unb ruff gu Der grtldruns biefes
@usbruds fOlsenbe sefdidtIide Gnets
bote berbei.
Gin bel 2ubtpis XIII. in lln9nabe
sefalIener uno in Tancp sefangen ses
baItener prin5 bon Gotbringen babe
ii4 bic 5rsibeit babur4 berf6afft bab
er am l. gpriI bic Meurtbe bur9t
f4pamm. 0arouf bGtten bic 2otbrins
ger ssfpDtteIt, oob bic Sranaofen
einen Slid bdtten belpa9en IoFen. Die
glnetbote bat nicbt serabe piel 8abr>
| f9einIi6teit fir fih. Der 9lusbrud
rpoi6on b'9lpriI" mag iib pobI baber
| f6retben, bob bic Sonne nit bem
9pril aus benz Sbiertreisasiben Der
Slide tritt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01
Giaarrenfiffen aus Gins.

Sn lsbter 3eit finb @erIu6e nit
Gigarrentiiten aus @las anaefielIt
porben. gtllerbinss bat bieIe padune
ben Ra9tbei;;, etpas i9perer au pies
gen, aIs bic bisber gebrGu9liden, uud
muB Der Sabritant nit einem sepiTen
Pro5entfaB 8ru9 re9nen. Die 8ors
tbeile Der @laspaduns aber pieaen
ibre Ra9tbeiIe ouf. GebernboIs pirb
immer tbeurer. fpGbrenb Ii9 @las be-
oeuteno biIliser itellt. Die giaorren
balten ii4 lGnser frifd tpie in SpISz
paduns. Guberbem iinb bieIe @Iasz
ttiten bem guge gefGGig. Gin ni6t
su unterlhGBenOer 8ortbeiI Der @lasz
tiiten Iiest aud in ibrer @erpertbbors
tett fir bic 6rauen, bic nit ben nieos
lt4 ousiebenoen Sdit9en bieI mebr
anaufansen Difen, ipie nit ben epig
nn4 Sabat buftsnben SOIstiitsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01
0pm Srrltd1f.

9as Srrlidt pirb auf speierIei
WeiIe ertIdrt. gia9 Der einen Iieat
eine sIettrif9e 2i9tsrI6einung Dor,
mad Der anberen bat man es bier nit
irgenb einem @oie ober 9asaemiI6
gu tbun. Sir lebtsre 4nnabme ipridt
Die WabrIdeinli6tsit in bpbem
Wobe. 0enn bic SrrIi6ter fnb itets
auf foI6em 9ooen beobo6tet porben,
in bem DieIe orsanif9e Subifansen
aufseipsi9ert iinb. Die annobme, 6oB
oos SrrIi9t cine Gri6einunasform
Der 9ufteIettrisitdt fei. ift neueren 0as
tums; iie pirb borauf seftiibt, bab es
ii9 nit Uorliebe aeige, ipenn bic Cuff
NIT @lsttri5itGt febr fart gsTdpGn>
CERT 1T, olio bel nebligem Wettsr ober
an fdpiilen Qbenben Dor @epitters
ausbrii9en. Seine eIeitrifde Hatur
1T aber nidt seniisenb beipieIen, 70
bob Der Sastbeorie bic gr6Bere @abrs
i6einIi6teit sutommt. Sanber tritt
nun in Der pRaturD. @o6enI6r." fir
cine 8ereinisuns bieIer bei6en 9tnz
idauunsen elm. 0ana9 bGtte man
ttd Die @ntitebuns bes Srrlidtes 70
porauitellen, bob bas fi9 bilbenbe
Sumpfsas bur9 eins bem ct. Gins
5euer peripanbte eIettrifds @ri6eis
nung our @ntaiinbuns gebro6t nirb.
Smmerbin 1T es frasli6, OBJ Bel Der
alsm Qnf9eine na9 iebr ni.brigen
ytormaItemperatur bes @Imsz2i6tes
cine foI4e Gnt3iinbuns mDgIi9 lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01
Pas ,,.als&trn'' orr atka0ine.
DasA bic etsunaa Der qbtpanss aHs STar
eeIfsotSa eerattad1t.

oasa bic etsuans Der Sfbpans. aHs sTa.
ssIisesrH seratia@t.
Bel ben SpisIen, bic bas WGnn9en
Der 8etafIine our paarunssseit alss
fiibrt, bebt es iid bod in bic Cuff,
breitet bann ben S9nona FGderfors
mig aus unb itiirat plDbIi9 nit onses
IesteH SIiigeIn in slpei bis brei Setuns
ben in sinem idrdsen 8osen Sur grbe
berab. 9abei entitsbt Elm Son, Der
benz Medern elmer 3iese Gbnlid tlinst
unb ben man na9abmen fann, fpenn
-man bic Silbe bob" mOgIi1It raf9
bintereinonber als5ufpre9en iih bee
miibt. Die Srose, tpie bieTes auffaIs
lenbe 9erdufd entitebe, mar felt lans
gen Sabren bon SrnitboIosen unb SGs
germ beib umitritten.
WGbrenb man anfangs gloubte,
bnB Der Son Der Reble bes 8paels
sntftamme, ipra6 1904 Der Gltere
Raumann bic fpGter bon isinsm
SObne aufsenommene unb bertbsi>
biste 4nii9t aus, bab sr bon ben
Sdpunsfsbern Der Sliissl berporses
bradt piirbe. @rit 30 Sabre ipGter
ftellte Wenes unb Dor alien 2ntum,
Der bstannte @oeeItunbige, auf
9runb einssbenber unb for9fGltiger
9eobo6tungen bic 9ebauptung auf,
bob nur bic beiben Gubern S9panss
febern, bic beim Serabiteigen bes 8os
gels in S9ningunsen berIebt tpiirben,
bas SrommeIn berborbrd9ten. qber
f9on Dor a9t Sobren batte Elm anberer
betannter 8sObo9ter Der @ogelpsIt,
ber 5ufumer Oberlebrer Robpeber,
ouf 9runb BON 8eobo1tungen unb
barauf angeiteIIten @eriu9en nadqes
ipiefen, Oab S9pana unb Sliisel bel
Der Gr5eusuns bes Medsrns bstbsiIisi
iiub; Der Son felbit pirb burG
S6Dingungen befonbers Der beiben
Gubern S6Danafebern berborsebra9t
bas Srempliren aber bur9 bic auden.
ben 8epesunsen Der Tliissl, bic f9nen
unb rbptbmii9 ouf eritsre trommeln
Dieter anii9t ibliebt iid aud be,
engIif9e SrnttboIoge 9. q. Babr an
Der feline llntsrfu9unsen auf perfdte.
bene nabe unb entfernte 8erpanbtt
Der nSimmelsSiese" ausgebebnt bat
Die beiben duBerften S9nansfebsrr
finb beller unb fefter aIs bic iibrigen,
non benen nur bic mad innen folsen.
ben Elm ipenis mttf6pinssn. glur In
bem innern, breitern Sbeil ibrei
SABINE Dirb Der Son erseust, unt
5par befonbers burd bie trGftiser
9dtden, bic in elmer 3abl bon iieber
Bis adt bic 5isbsr9en Der febr lanaer
unb fefen Seitendite aufammenbaIten
@inen Gbnlidsn 9au Der @6pans.
febsrn seigen au9 etniss 8srnanbt,
Der 8etafiins, bon benen nur ipenia,
aIs rni8tmuiitaIii9- ansufeben fnb
Gin 5tpeiter 8aIaton, bas iogenannt,
rSiden," ipirb basssen bur9 6i. aebIt
berborsebra9t; ibn lGBt bic Sumpf.
f4nepfe, pie predt bor einieen Sab.
rem in Der r0eutfdsn SGserseitnns
na9pies, geIegentIib aud ipobI in bel
Rube ert0nen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01

Opfer Der @rbbe BEN.
Seit bic GibilresiIter in Der f5ilianis
i9en @rbbebeneegenO pieber erri6tst
iporoen iinb, tpurbe ss ben itnIienis'
T9en 8eb0rben srmOsli9t. bic gnSabl
Der feblenben unb bermibten perionen
senau feitSuitelIen. Man tommt gu
bem S9luFe, bob aus Mleifna, Reg
pio unb ben anoeren bur9 bos CRIB
beben 5erit0rten StGbten unb Srts
I9aften $4,000 psrIOnen berIdpuns
ben fino. Die 8erIuitsiffer, bic urs
IpriinsIi9 auf 100000 Spfer seI4dBt
ipurbe, mar alfo teinespess iibsrtries
ben bod angenommen porbeH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01

SeItener SANG. SIN Gam
siger See, pommern, purbe Elm Se9t
bon 81 pfunb S9pere ssfangsn. SIN
Mosen bes S.dtes fnnb ii9 Elm 2ebers
beuteI nit 27 Mart SnboIt (ein
3pan5igmartitiid uub iieben einaeIus
martftiids).
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-18

memory Of the beloved AMI only
Daughter of the Confederacy, oUr
commander-in-chief, jealous chaplain
general and all Of our comrades who
have preceded US into eternity.
"In order to make the services
more impressive and enlist the inter
esct Of all. the ladies Of the Confed-
crate Memorial association will ;1ave
no separate exercises, but Will JON
with the veterans.
1.-THE number Of dead has been
greatly augmented during the last
year by the following distinguished
leaders: Lieut.. Gen. Alexander P.
Stewart, Chaplain General J. William
Jones, Brig. Gen. Frederick l.. Rob-
ertson and Maj. Gen. Tho:las W.
Carwile. -
Gen. William E. Mickle, qdiatant
general and chief of staff, under
whose signature the orders were IS
sued tonight, says that the mater OF
arranging the details at the memorial
services is now being carrie! ont, and
that the list Of speakers o.. that oc-
casion will be made public IN Mem
phis between the present date and the
time Of the reunion.
Gen. Mickle is in receipt Of many
letters from members of the organiza-
ton. assuring him Of their desire to
attend the unveiling Of the statue to
Gen. Stephen D. Lee at Vicksburg.
The exercises attendant upon the un-
yelling will form one of the features
Of the Memphis reunion. Special
trains will take those who care to 60
from Memphis to Vicksburg on the
morning following the last day of the
reunion.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-18

While Gen. Boyd believes that he
will be able to leave FOR his home to-
morrow. it is not probable that his
physician will consent to his leaving,
as he is in a very feeble condition.
The general evidently has strong
constitution and this and his strong
will-power. coupled with the splendid
attention he has received here, COM
bine to make the chances of his re-
covery bright.
Last night Capt. J. NJ. Richard
son, commanding the Aiken Rifles, N.
G. S. c., detailed men from his COM
pany to remain with the general and
the same will be repeated tonight.
The hotel management and the people
have been exceedingly kind to Gen.
Boyd since his attack yesterday.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-18
GEN. BOYD ILL.
Adiutant General Stricken in Hotel
Aiken-Was Seized With Ap-
oplexy.

Aiken. May 14.-This afternoon at
the Hotel Aiken Adjutant General J.
c. Boyd Of Columbia. was stricken
with apopleXy and is now in very
serious condition. Gen. Boyd was
in Aiken for the purpose of selecting
a site for the encampment of the
Third regiment and making arrange
ments for the encampment. With
several citizens he spent all the morn
ing driving, and the hot weather was
noticed to have fatigued the general
somewhat. After he had dinner at
the Hotel Aiken he was sitting in the
lobby with Capt. Rains Of Charleston.
The general was noticed to be in
some way affected, and when he was
spoken to by Capt. Rains he made no
reply. In a moment, however, he
appeared to have revived, and ans
wered. His peculiar actions caused
alarm among those who saw him, but
Capt. Rains explained that he often
was thus affected, and he thought he
would soon recover. However, in an
other moment he had fallen out of
his chair to the floor.
DR.. T. G. Croft was summoned at
once and in few minutes the strick-
en- soldier was carried to his room,
where, for nearly two hours, he was
in delirious condition. He has now
quieted, and the attending physician
states that he has hopes of recovery.
Tonight he has partially regained
consciousness.
The generals attack was followed
by a hemorrhage. A quantity of
blood was drawn from his arm.
He is under the influence of mar
cotich, but his condition is considered
better than a few hours ago. Rela-
tives in Columbia have been notified.
Capt. Rains returned to Charleston
this AFTERNOON.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-18
JONES CASE NOT READY.
Probable That His Motion for New
Trial Will Not be Heard Until
Fall.

Union, S. c., May 15.-W. I. Jones,
who last February was sentenced to
life imprisonment in the State penl-
tentiary for the murder Of his wife
last July, will probably not have his
hearing at the spring term OF the su-
preme court on the motion for new
trial as anticipated.
Next Monday is the date set for the
hearing Of cases Of appeals from this
circuit and five days are devoted to
this business, but because the printed
case has not yet been fled with the
attorneys for the prosecution, 1t IS
believed that the bearing Of the ap-
peal will be postponed until the fall
term next November. This will give
Jones, who is a wealthy planter and
has extensive landed interests, all the
summer to get his affairs in the best
possible shape.
Jones. who has been in jail here
since last July, receives many callers,
and transacts large volume OF busl-
ness. Since his trial he has regalned
his customary health, which almost
failed him just after the conclusion OF
the hearing Of his case by the circuit
court.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-18
Adiutant General Improved.

Aiken, May 15.-Adjutant General
Boyd tonight is greatly improved and
it is thought that he will recover. He
has fully regained consciousness and
expresses himself as being in hopes
of returning to Columbia tomorrow.
Col. Brock, assistant adjutant and
inspector general, arrived in this city
this morning and is now at the bed
side of the stricken general. His
daughter, Miss Rosa Boyd, has been
notified of the condition Of the general
but she has not arrived here yet.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-18
TWO JAIL SENTENCES
FOR TURPENTINE MEN
Judge Names Imprisonment as Pun
ishment for Sherman Law Vio-
lators.

Savannah, Ga., May I4.-OVerrul-
ing the motion in arrest Of judgment
offered by the defense, Judge William
B. Sheppard this afternoon sentenced
the five men guilty of violating the
Sherman antitrust law, and for the
first time so far as is known, Jail SEN
tences in two cases were imposed.
The sentences follow:
Spencer P. Shotter, chairman OF
the board of directors of the Amerl-
can Naval Stores company, three
months in jail and a fine of $4,000.
Edmund S. Nash, president of the
company $4,000 fine.
J. F. Cooper Myers, vice president
of the American company and presi-
dent of the Natianal Transportation
and Terminal company, three months
in jail and a fine Of $1,000.
George Mead Boardman Of New
York. treasurer of the American Nav
al Stores company, $4,000 fine.
Carl Moeller Of Jacksonville, Fla,
agent of the American and general
manager of the National Transporta-
ton and Terminal company in Jack
sonville, $4,000 fine.
Shotter and Myers were sentenced
to terms in the Chatham county jail,
Judge Sheppard imposing the punish
ment upon them because they had
been before the court two years ago,
entering pleas of guilty. At that time
Judge Emory Speer, who was presld-
ing stated that a term in prison would
be imposed if they should come be-
fore the court again. Nash was ex-
cused on the former occasion when
the grand jury returned a "no bill''
as to him, as he was a witness before
the grand jury. Moeller's sentence
was made heavy because OF his con-
nection with the terminal yards in
Jacksonville, where regarding and re-
gauging were alleged to have taken
place.
The case will be appealed to the
United States court Of appeals just as
soon as the bill Of exceptions can be
prepared and certified to by the
court. In the meantime motion for
new trial will not be made before
Judge Sheppard. A writ of error
citing So grounds was filed by the de-
Tense Immediately after sentence was
passed. Counsel attacked nearly ev-
erything the court permitted to come
before the jury to which the defense
entered protest. It begins with the
courts s failure to sustain the demur-
rer to and indictment and ends with
an exception to the jury's verdict.
Bond in the sum Of $4,000 was
given for all the defendants jointly
and they were discharged pending the
determination of their app al.
The costs they must pay II the con-
! viction and sentences stand will, it
is said, reach $4,000, which, in the
event the sentences stand, will be ap-
portioned among the five convicted
men. The defendants were sentenc-
ed separately. Judge Sheppard made
no long address, but merely gave
them an opportunity to say why SEN
tences should not be pronounced, a
privilege Of which they took but small
advantage, and then passed the sem
tences. Shotter was the last to be
sentenced.
Judge Sheppard made his longest
speech them. probably 100 words.
We 10 not know how cheap the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-18
Of Same Opinion.

Leslie Weekly.
Parishioner "a little the worse tor
liouor)-I hearth you prazh las
night.
New Minister-You didn't hear
much / fancy. -
Parishioner-Thaz what-hic-l
thought myself.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-18

We do not know how cheap the
seeds Of happiness are or we should
scatter them oftener.-Lowell.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
MUST CONE BACK TO A. AND NJ.
COLLEGE.

Special tn the Eagle.
Austin. Texas. May 2.-The approp-
riation bill as passed by the house
carried this rider to the budget for
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col.
lege:
Provided. that the director OF ex.
pertinent stations shall reside at Col
lese Station"
The director OF experiment stations.
Dr. II. II. Harrington. moved away
from College Station and took up his
residence In Fort Worth when he re-
signed the presidency OF the college
last summer.
The act passed by the Legislature
at the first called session. providing
for the establishment OF additional ex-
pertinent stations, sought to place the
control OF all stations in the hands Of
new board. consisting OF the COVER
nor. lieutenant governor and commits
sioner Of agriculture. rather than In
the hands of the Agricultural and Me-
chanical Board. as formerly. providing
the director Of the stations. This Dill
complicated the situation. but Il has
been suggested that the government
appropriation from the Hatch fund
would not be available unless the ex.
pertinent station at College was OPP
Grated under the control of the col.
lege beard.
And now the appropriation bill as
passed by the hous makes the mainte-
nance appropriations for the three ex.
isting stations available only upon
condition that the director shall live
at College Special to Galveston
News.