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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-02-10
GePERS0NAE: VS.

Hill visited Miss Beckham last
week.
Nib Steele is now with the
Farmers Supply Co. as book
keeper.
Mr. Solon T Nesmith was a
welcome visitor at our office
Monday.
J McNeill, Esq, of the
Florence bar, was noted in town
yesterday.
Miss Annie Brown of Florence
spen the weekend with the
Misses Thorn.
MIR &c Spann of Greelyville
visited the family of Mr. W H
McGee Monday.
MrJP Chandler, of the Cades
section, called pleasantly at
our sanctum Monday.
Mr. j NJ Goodwin of RHEIMS was
in town Friday of last week and
paid US his respects.
M n Timmons of Lake City
was an agreeable visitor at our
sanctum last Friday.
Miss Artitia Fairy of St.
George is visiting her brother
and his family, Rev W A Fairey.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Jacobs
went to Charleston last week,
the latter to have his eyes treat
ed again.
Mr. W N Joye, who lives
near town, paid US an ap-
preciated visit Saturday OF
last week.
Mrs S Marcus left Sunday
night for the Northern markets
to purchase her spring millinery
and dry goods.
Messrs il and H G. Coving-
ton, of the Cades section, drop
ped in pleasantly to see US
Saturday of last weel'
Mr. w E Snowdenr. passed
through town Monday en- route
to his home at Benson, returning
from a pleasure trip to Columbia
and other points.
Misses Violina Outzs and Lena
Miley and Messrs Hugh Tisdale
and w E Snowden of Benson
came up to "Meadow- Brook
Farm" Monday night.
Mr. John ] Wilkins, who is
president OF the Georgia Nation
al bank of Athens, Ga, is visit
ing the family of his brother,
Mr. W T wilkins, in North
Academy street.
DR. w H Woods of Lake City,
who has been pursuing a post
graduate course at Johns Hop
kins University, Baltimore, Nd,
returned home last week and
will resume his practice.
Mrs Lou p Arrowsmith and
Miss Belle w Erwin left last
week for an extended visit to
relatives IN Florida, the former
going to Jacksonville and the
latter to DeFuniak Springs.
The Lake City folks who took
in "Meadow-Brook Farm" on
Monday night we're: Misses Clio
son, Eva Northand Bertha Morris;
Messrs Justin Morris, Nj G Nor
ris, J A Ridley, L F Randolph
and Leo Randolph; Drs c D
Rollins and W Il Woods; Prot
Thos NJ Seawell.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-02-10

For SALE-One ten-room two-story
dwelling and half-acre lot. Dwelling Is
within 100 yards of Kingstree Graded
School building, fronting three streets:
Three other small bulldogs and gcOl
galden on premises.
W F KENNEDY,
2-1O-tf Kingstree, S c
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MONEY TO LEND-On improved farm
and central town property on terms
one to five years.
PEE DEE TRUST COMPANY,
2-l0-4t Florence, = y
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10 Our Customers,
There Are Many Of You.

That We appreciate your
patronage, your loyalty and
steadfastness fully as much
as you appreciate the help
we have at times been able
to furnish you, goes With
cut saying.
However, we want to take
this public method of thank
ing you for past patronage
and, with full confidence
that this patronage will con-
tiuue, we pledge you our
best endeavors in the future
as you have had them in the
past.
Wishing you au increased
measure of happiness and
prosperity for the year 1910,
we are
Sincerely yours,
Rank nf WILLIAMSBURG,
Kinrstree, S 6.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-02-10

WANTED TO buy good 20 H P
second hand boiler. Must be in good
condition, Prefer the fire box boiler.
Address me at Andrews. SC.
o.3.2t WS CAMLIN.
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cENTRAUS ARsITKRs ACCEPT.

nssvasssy an4 Cinsh 20 PAss O. Wages
o1esatnn-TRoMnAe 90 lAeAA=s=sa
Ths oalcialB % The Nsw York CsnarAl
Railroad and Grand Masters tss % the
trainmsa and oaFTetsoa % the cooduc-
tors bEothsrhoods rocoivsd a reply yas-
terdAy from y. N. Morrinney. pr1sidont
% thu Railway Employees Investors
Association. eonsenting 20 be one Of thu
twO arhisratOTs agreed on by both sides
TO settle their controversy. y. Z. Clark
of The Inoesstats commsrce COmmission.
tho other arbitrator. had already nOtleSd
both sides thai he would accept. There
fore there viii 10 no strike.
Ihc arbitration prOceodinas will be
held in shis city early neat wSsk. Mean
time both sides will prepare their argu-
menss and several days may he con-
sumsd in hearing them.
hsmbsrs of the grievance committess
OF the Erie trainmen and CONDUCTOR
who we're still In town yesterday seemed
70 think that the settlement with the
Nsw York Central by arbitration will
pave tue way for . similar settlement
With the Erie. No date for a cOnferencs
with tho representatives q the road
has Deen arranged
=. Grand Masters lee and Garretson lett
New iork last evening for scranton TO
attend the canvas os the strike vote
OF the trainmen aud conductors on the
laankawanna Railroad ~ hcranson, Pa.
lt was learned unofioially that the vote
" overs heimingly In favor % q strike.
There has been friction on this lima ~
intervals and Il u the only road that a
strike y exported on. Grand Chief Lee
said before b lsft the city:
While Ne will do our best 20 avert IL.
] viii not 30 .urprissd II the LackawannA
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FIRE ar PINK SLIPPRR LADY,S.
RelntF oducing "Dp." Frances sscCulloeM.
VIVA ksas Moved Again.

"rsmNH 1ABghB Nv EF@mfHn We'd W1IO Gla.
Who ksas Moved Again.
DR. Frances McCulloch had another
little fire yesterday afternoon. but IL was
q tame AFFAIR after The pink clipper.
showers that ans 'Hsed 30 pusl OF noe and
then when she lived in East Twenty
seventh street
Miss McCulloch 10 living nov in a Ave
story house in East Forty fourth street
She was taking q bath when she noticed
smoke coming from q rear room. Sh.
ran n a front window and hailed pasaipr
truckman. who turned in the alarm. The
fremen kept the blaze On the second floor
IL did about - 500 damage
BACK IN the va one u the paafimen Of
the TenderiOin police was raidinR sDr
McCullOch's -sAnitarium' In East Twenty.
seventh street. On one occasion the
patients ran for the roof when the
police entered and had 20 be ooaxed down
aud into their evening clothes Three
yearA ago the police broke up a LITERARY
evening which the doctor was RivinR
IN her house AZ another number In Forty
fourth street.
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w0RE coon PRsaEs EOR S0Oks
0as Wenpvn Vsaums msoass aBaa ~ the
epoa aluillnUsouven 0nlp


BosroS. April ~ -ceualnm~l kigh
pFioaa marked ths Aucsion sals q tho
hbrAry u the hts Amos hollings~orth
oe Nsl,on. Many % tho gems were
secured by the New YORK. dsalsra. George
D. smith being the PRINCIPAL buy-v
The highest price 20 the morning. aals
to-day vas ta2s. paid by Mr.. Smith foT
modern book. 10 Was a Japan veiium
copy q Edmund u. Marr~ts's -Eiiza.
bsthan song IN Honour 70 Lave and
Beaatie" The work 10 an octave. full
green crushed levAnt Morocco extra.
sides fooled With HANK oval panel sntIrvly
surrounded by inisrlarsSi pattern ~ vines
and leaves. with fs.il gilt hack inside
borders gilt on uncut leaves " was
extra llustrated by a b@lutiful water
color drawing On the hall titla 90 Windsor
Castle. tog~theP with a ssr.s-- ~ thirty
thrce bsautilul water colssr draw wings
Smblematic 20 the pOeln
Extra Illustrated bouka aold veil James
y. Drake az New YORK paid SseO for an
eXtendcd copy % Philip Oill,ert nnInsr-
tons -Etchingn and Eich@rs.- l.ondon.
lSTe. which contains eighty two fine ctch-
ingn. y. J. Bartlett secured Tor SI25 tho
Memoirs Of Count Girammont.- Isuncion.
lTe1. in a binding by Chnnilp ol lie Dur,l.
with Nd fine pl1tc- inpartesl. James 7.
Fielsis'a Yesterdays With Authors ex-
tended by the insertion &c Eve aut ographs
and 10 fine plates. was bOueht by the
Lexington BOOK Company OF NeS York
FOE 500
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rEMS or PLtrS AND PLArERS.
ChIisiTen TO tIIend Ihe All kId Perform
aaee % "AIIas Jimmy Valrnttne."

Z nlittreu 10 ttten0 me Al hh PeTt0Puas
aaee % "Amas JIuamy VaIrntine.''
OnH hundred youngStsrs under the
cha1crona-e of Mrs Ashby Rain 20 the
soci@ty for tho Study Of the Child. will
b. in attendance Tomorrow afternoon.
wh~n Alias jimmy Valentine will h
given Al Nalla~k's by the AL kid oest.
Ibis viii he the second performance by
Tho children Alma Scdlsy. who n wears
I'D. will repeat her part Of ROss Lane.
IN = sweeping train. . picture hat and a
lisp. whiIo Donald 0allaher who IL q great
deal older. almost ~ In fat. will at the
part % JIMMY. tho Kgniiemanly safe
brea'.sr. played a. other tirne- by X b
Warner
George e. Tyler. who " in London
arranging for the I.ieblsr a 60. proauc-
ton 81 Tho Dawn % q To-morrow. in
which Miss Gertrude Elliott will continue
tho rSls q 0idd has engaged by cable
jameson Iee rlnncy Ia pay Inc part
q, IIIirv Hoif. tho apendthrift nephew %
Sir Oflrer hOH. He beft YESTERDAY for
London ON the Mauritania.
Mi-rhe EImrn. the Russian violinist
aud his father, Who E~cornl,ani4d him
on his trip. sailed yesterday for London
on the steamer Ma'lretanta after PLAYING
sixtv-dve con~erts IN this country since
January g. Elman goes directly TO his
home in London. who're after a reri ~ Ave
Wosks he will begin his I'm ylish see~On. He
has renewed hrs contract Tor another tour
in America beginning In December neat.
Joneph NJ Weber gill tender a benefit
performs nee on nsxt Sunday night. April
~. 90 the ladies' auxiliary Of the Beth
Isrsel Hospital. Among Tire performers
will be CARTE De Mar. Clerice Vance, Clih
Gordon and Edna Aug. Other vaudevil-
l.an- on tho bills vii BE- Anita Alien. Char
lotts Leslie Harry Breen. wood- and
Orr n. Jerzs end Hamilton. Marie Fenton.
tho Your Ariingtona. the Marshall in a
novelty singing act, The RagttTne KING
Edgar Alien and May TuIlv in a Thief
in the Night, Barns and King and Gene
We've Warner.
Rsn Crest announces Tho termination
Of Ms season &C the Garden Theatre on
SATURDAY. might With tho current ptay A
Midsummer Nights Dream After the
plaV he will address the andience
Negotiations Were clneed yesterday BY
cabls Whereby David nelaseo Succeeded
IN obtaining the prOduoin9 rights for all
FnGliah speektnG countries for -pas
Ko6zert," tho three act comedy BY Her
man Bahr, which Was produced sinul-
tanooslalv lmna December ~ the Royal
a~hsnsoleIhAua, Dresden. and as the o.
sinG ThaassT. Berlin. whsrS q 10 stiil en-
jOying s'scceNs.
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LEAVE FOR PRESIDENT FINLEY.
Read es the City Csliege 20 Deslses
Cenrse ef Lectures IN ne aorbenne.

Head ef the City Csilege 20 Deslsef
tenrse ef Lectures In ne ssrbenne.
The board Of trustees Of the College
% the City Of New York has given Press
dent Finley Q leave u absence for part
Of next year In order 90 accept the lecture
ship In the Sorbonne 20 which hs has
been elected. This chair was established
In the University Of Paris In IeOa e.
counterpart % q like lectureship estab-
lishsd In Harvard University In Iasm.
The American lecturers who have. CO.
cupied this chair are Prof. Barrett Wsn-
dell. Harvard: Prof. SAntayAnA. Harvard,
Prof. Coolidge. Harvard: Prof Dnksr.
Harvard; Prof. Henry van Dyke. Prince
ton. and this year Prof. nlias Perry.
formerly editor % the AflaRiie MoHfklg
and nov professor Of English literature
In Harvard.
II il prescribed that the lecturers ahall
discuss albjects relating 20 the United
states. Mr.. Finley Win speak Of the
dsvelopment OF the West. where the
French were pioneers. After the course
Of twenty lectures has been oomplefsd
at tho Sorbonne he will visit q number
Of the provincial universities and repeat
some OF the lectures there.
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Tma mea9oaga.

Sailing to-day BY this French liner Ia
Prowsnes. for Havrs:
NJ. and Ms. Joseph Bsrnisr. Lord Terence
Browne. Mr.. and Mrs.. Ccrtlandt Field
Rishop. Mr. aaa Mrs. y q. Coudsrt and
Mr. AMI Mrs. Roland y. knoe1ler.
panssnssss By The Cunardsr Pannonia.
Tor sl,s MeIiiasrrMnsan and tho Adlriatic:
Mrs W. DemaEs~I. MT. and Mrs., G. q.
SPENCE. nrs. q. " Wlagass, Dr.. ~. l..
a s"S sna Ms. de1rss II. HAYES and =. w.
Anderson
sailing ~ the North German Lloyd
lIner Rhsin. Tor BrSmsn:
W EJlls. CognAsas Fanny MolFke. Mr..
and aarn william Screen, W. y. Williams ami
m and Nrs. Olaf A. TOhteen.
by the Unitsd Fruit Company steam
uhip Santa Maria. for thu Wost Indiss and
Colon:
oI Ls sTrTT y, a.. "a f hSs: =! 2
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Ths sity that ssssus faVorsa . IN Nsy
south Naiss. nas fRE from % bordsg a
viceggta. wIthin eAay raspA a ne eaa.
u vii 10 purely q cay II DEMONSTRATION
On ths lll,ss npun whieh Washington vas
30 aSsA selii Msloeurns 3 quite aAlIs-
b . loe ~ dispGssioa bsfoFs aaysainR
further IL dona.s
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OBTTT'

Capf william \ S~C~omb". O. wears old
for man years sd~ty knoMn r. ccm,
mand~r 81 tUnard Line StTuin-htli@ died
~ ~. country re~td-ncr ~ fs'erboro. y. ".
On MOnday Buslns .hr NsahtSh var ne
tc i ,sasu ~ - ~ A. ~
ss .ts... es,,'..,a
D~tor~ me- TstnemStd nit~rh irer- $50
vas the nnsIder t"phslonla. Ih', boS, on
,hrrp 'oSt al t,e,'' ~ Si n.. barn
ln EngtAhi aug ave lt"tl An otd H..Non-
shir" family Ie entered the servIc~ OF IN:
nna ~ 'os,psny a. AolnS n.sn anu
~. 49, ~ .,' NJ. 1..n..',', W.
snec',..in a. Soi..an ~ h. sS1n
w. usn-'T'I"u 70 ~ n,,aI,W 49, "
"a, I.aa af,.r IN ,,v,sHo iashi,. 49,
$50 So. =" !, ..,ia 30 - -. -,
1 s,si,. ~ ~ ap az 80 ~. ,,,hiI
Ioan thF "' h 49, ~ S $500 -. y" ~
Seahe ,,,, - ,an, s.rcamh. oreg..d h;s s.s.
y. 80, ,he sn,gp.I,o on y, H.. naHni b,,.rd
-, !. con,,nisstov ,Td ,,n Iun. ises VS..
sSai,,od n,.,,,, ~ ..'S .,S ~ ~ the
= 80 80, S,.,,.,,,,, ~. leave . n NOV, and
80 h,l,ts..,' '1
a,'l s,..... ~. o.. ,,,... ,h.-
any years hld Sr-n -HsSsed ~ The retail
~ Sooa- y, a., ~ y. ~ ~
heI ys.trr,iay ~ ~" ss~ ol ~ y-ar- fo
Of tho dry goods hrm 81 SiorLle a DUNLAP IN
'..,,,.S eb.,.,,, ~, snc AZ 1,or,s.
ssslNen s.'",l " 1910 80 ~. ~ 1919 1917
a Nate. Of S.~ V"rs lie ~ss a charter
80, !, ,,s,,,t.x "a r.. I,ssi ~ fr,,st... ~
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his VII. and two sister.
NJ 49,, 60. z,,,,,..,, s..., H.,
yss' .rday At her re-'d.prs. y Ls-i sey.n,y-
~ -, hItrI Az 10 ~ W. II,,
sew all. uh" ~Ss a dire, dSserndsni Of
Iudge samuel Sewah ne antbor oi IN"
noss d,ary o. -sr,S Nv ;sn k9s,snd dss'
T., .h..r n@ 80 ra,h., nas ,h..n .a,,Is,i
NEE Of the Rev Etra S,ils. Z,nn~,s' pas, or
az a., ISIins,oo res, 1hMr@h I'm ko-Son
ior n,Sny year shs r.Srr;sni-d u dlrssi
HhM. tie ssS, born "a ,hr M No. ~
-".viv" her 60, -, i,
NJ. NJ" hs.nsah rh.a ennan. S'uoN Ss
s sonh QUAY ~. ~ ~ S tsI,,, .nr
~ Tss~aic' y j :, IA 6sy e,ns,isih year
rne vas norn AZ torn y, a sno Io,-
"nssI Eo,ST 70 Prsas.c :" IS Mrs C"nnsn
y, va. 4 cousin q tina sands; vhoss murder
20 - sno,n n. he usnhs,,.n viii muyd@r
Ieyt No. as trad for The nwri,r and
vas scani,,sSs Mr.. CS ;,, p. som: year.
sseTy q the Msnhas,Sn viii. aud q had a
wa -, ~ u' :. 81 -,
prs.iSsp' s"d fo' io S :t ,eSr, r..i-
7 s.asy !; = Sc%e nee! !.%;.iosS;
weo nSov,a: A tbs n,orsv f"v III. vo,,n@er
srcshS,'s sdS alton. Who saw ina, BE- %-s,
10 :, an snS -, ;'s.s.a. n'n L" =. 800 h.
set !. d: PTesiden, % Inc ni's sis,.s
IL TIE sSsds TO supper lie ysidewsd mother
and her younger children Ne - angvtved
y his oSs .on, Jsmss 4. Gsrn.id. and oSs
~...r.s..,r 49,. ~ -,,s-.s..I.s., a..
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YERkES SALE ENDED.
fetal Receipts Ter the Cslleettea
AmOanted 70 ~. 90S .aaa. 10.


AmO9ntei - ~. 305 .aaa. 10.
The auction of the Charles r Yerkes
art cOlletion closed last evening at the
Yerkes residence. at Fifth avenue and
SiHty-eighth street. with a total Of re-
ceipts Of @. 2oT. ses 10. and Mr. kirby's
esnils when that ten cents was reported
was a part OF the show. The odd figure
was q result of the bidding by the volume
on some of the smaller lots % hooks and
catalogues which made up tho offerings
a. the final session Of the auction last
evening.
The figures Tor last week wore q Os2 20.
Monday Afternoons sale 81 this week
amounted IN 81 .ase 50 corrected figures.
Tuesday Afternoons sale 20 sils i3a. "a.
Tuesday evenings salef 60 q. 0aS. corrected
AGtlres and Yesterday afternoon and eve
ninG's sales at the announced figures re-
spactivelV Of el5 sal and q. oss 10. making
q total az - ,2O7 so. so
At yesterday AfternOon's session the
sale % ire Cromwellian sword a. as9A u
tho catalogue for the day AZ o. $50 was
the feature The swOFt WAS bought by
y. u. Iitch6~ld 81 BROOKLYN.
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alta" Here 90 n visit.

Mrs. Desmond Humphreys. who writes
novels under the name Of Rita was .
passenger by the White star liner Oceanic.
in Yesterday from Southampton. She rot
up az sunrise 70 get q good view Of the
harbor and vas immensely Impressed With
tho skyline. Sh8 viii stay IN thia city
several weeks and spend moro time IN
other parts Of the country. Later she
will write Q book about 70.
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rERkES HOiSE NiIF.
CSarl MSsilnes lgs Order PREV Litng Zoe aa
Upset Priee eG - 500. 600.

The United States Circuit Court in effect
has authorized Receiver Charles q Bur-
linEham Of the Yerkes estate in ihi. city
to sell the Yerkea house a. Fifth avenue
and Sxiy-e;ghth street Tor what he
can get Judge Ward signed an order
Yesterday amending the original decree
providing Tor an upset pric~ of 81. tOO. 000
when the sais was called few davs ago
there were no bids although about a
hundred parsons we're present The sale
viii take place On April %
Any Gale made must he sub iect tn the
0urt'a confirmation The prODeriy may
be- nold In parcel or comDlete
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FOR OPERt ~ cure eco.

T.Ieansrs de Isaerea 10 D~ . Ncsuber sS
'he OmpaRS GadS;s' Also 10 slRE.
E;sc1Ore de CisnesOs 10 Ia return 70
this country next winter 70 sing IN the
Chicago Opera COMPANY Since leaving
,his country she has appeared principally
in Italy AMI IL this yea q member % the
comnapv under ths al 'ection of Ciecfonte
a noaaini at tho Gar Carlo in Naple-
Nine GAdsxi is to appear With the sane
oo.f7ar- daring the month os Hscs'ihe-
She will appear orly n the French and
Italian repertoire ~ that time
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wellesley students Hsser Mi.. & sassance
Eusfs.

wKr-LksIkI. Mas. April is.-Miss
Constance Esistis % New York city is the
new president % tho Student Govern
msnt Association of Wellesley Coliaas
This 10 the highest honor that an under
after an exciting contest, defeating Ms
Hazel Hunnswen and Mias Sarah Topper.
Mia Eustis's sister. Miss Sally Eustis. WAa
president Of the student body In lS0a.
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Facts About
The South
No II
IL 10 q Fact That

TAsss iaSis are az last beainning %
Take their impression upon Tie pSapls
81 the Nhole country. and that ever
400. 400 Northern and &saieEn peopls ass
annually pouring into this section, az
present largely into Texas and Florida.
but With an decreasing movement into
every other Southern Slate. =
This vast host Is only the advances
guard Of a mighty army Of people Ohio.
Fealising Southern opportunities. are eom-
ing icto this section because they lad q
more inviting iOS home-makine. iOs seri-
cultural operations. for industrial par
suits. Tor health and climatic advantages
than any other region q America
No. IS wiR b. psbliIbad AbSI %.
For any Information about the South.
whether You want to settle there. iayest
there or do business there. write
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"DIS HEIRITSNEST."
attractive Cssa~siy Re,I,esi ~ tine irving
Place Th~atFe After - Year.

Place Tis~atTe After - YEAR.
sDas Heiratsnest- The Marriage Nestl.
a comedy in three acts nv Gustav Davis.
was presented last night a. the Irving
Place Theatre for the first time since
Heinrich COnried produced u sixteen
years go at the same theatre
The story tells of the matchmaking
procIvi;ieS oG the landlady Of IN inn in
= provincial town and her successful
efforts 10 marry on three officers who
are qua rtsrea there.
Gustav Ohmar - the CONNIE nder %
r regiment Of htIsaRrs. and Georgine
Won Neuendorh - the matchmaking
landlsdy. carried the bulk % the action
ON their shoulders end did " well
Otto Kraft az cavalry ono or. GSsta We
HG rt1heim as the servant OF the com
mande-m and Claire Seidel - the Boron
ess Hide TON SornsT also were effective.
The same play will be given this even
ing and to-morrOw and Saturday evenings.
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Cs,ar Hammerrtein. Who had expected
TO sail yesterday for Europe on the
Mauritania. went - Philadelphi1 instead.
He has postponed his sailing until satuF-
slay ana hopes by that time 90 settle the
dstaiIs Of his PhiIadelphia opera season.
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O, 1A', I'.!ss Esss:.; - &C.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
q BEL4TED LEG aCT.

y. q. WsNaee's YaPm SsnaaGev Receises
aa0.O0O Less a4ha Ten Years Age.
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chaiugang Has Moved.

On account Of the rain Friday and
Saturday the chaingang did not get
to move to the Augusta Road until
Monday. The camp is located at the
old Bolivar Hayes Place, and will work
until the entire gap is completed.
President Tufts, Of the Atlanta Hlg-
wav Association, and Secretary Frank
Weldon, went over this road on Satur-
day, and it will be gratifying to these
gentlemen to know that the road is so
soon to be completed.
When this road is completed Super
visor Langford informes us that the
chaingang will be carried to Lower
Fork, when it will be kept for the re-
mander of the summer. Mr.. Lang
ford states that the gang i; doing the
best work in its history and that he is
going to give the people of the Fork
roads that will make them feel proud.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-03-16
John Miller Bound oV:r.

John Miller, who with Ben Rowland,
is charged with shooting into the home
of John Head, near Saxe-Gotha, while
q candy-pulling was in progress on tEe
night of January 20, last, was given a
preliminary before Magistrate Thos.
L. Harman on Monday, and bound
over to the June term of the general
sessions court in the sum OF $500.
The entire day was consumed in TAX
ing the testimony of the more than
fifteen witnesses sworn for the State,
aud it was $3.50 o'clock when the case
was concluded.
Neither side argued the case, tho
same being submitted to the court
without arguments.
Hon. W. H. Sharpe, of Edmund
represented the State, while +. Z
Dreher and T. G. Stu=kie appeared fo1
the defendant.
At the conclucion Of the Miller case
Mr.. Sharpe moved that the case
against Rowland be dropped, but Magi'
trate Harman refused the motion, ane
Rowland will be given q preliminary
at an early date.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-03-16
Biz Sale of Fertilizers.

The farmers Of the State, according
to the number of tax tags sold, are
using more fertilizers this year than
in the past, says the Columbia State.
The books in the State treasnrer's
Office show that since the first of the
year the sum of s154, z67.33 has been
received for tags.
This is over $4,000 more than was
-aceiyed at this time last year. Ine
amount received to date last year was
s142,147. The total amount received
from the fertilizer tax tags last year
was SsO2, 741.31. This money goes TO
Clemson college. There is a tax or
25 cents on every ton of fertilizers SOLD
in the State.
It was said Thursday that the fer
tilizer companies are rushing ali
orders and the fact may account 1or
the Increased sale, but it is belleyed
that the growth of intensive farm1ne
ia the real cause. According to the
amount of tag tax money received II
shows thet over 100000 tons OF fertl-
lizers have been sold in the State
since the first day Of the year.