Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-08-09
TUESDAY, AUGUST g, 1910.
snurA CAROLINA NEWS.

Rock Hill special of August TO
the Columbia state: shootlns
scrape occurred yesterday at Smlth 5
Turnout. between Walter Dickey and
Howard Howie, both negroes. IN
which Howie lost his life. Dickey
is i'm the Chester Jail. The particu-
lars i'm the case are that a woman was
the cause of the trouble and that they
had a previous alteration some time
ago i'm regard to it, which was re-
newed yesterday at picinc at the
above named place. DiCkey in shoot
ing at HOWE also shot mule. the
bullet penetrating a collar on the mule
and going through it, carrying some
of the straw out of the collar INTO
the wound. but did not kill the ami
NAL. which was brought to TINS city
last night for medical attention.
Rock Hill. August A. Following
are the names of the young IauieS
who have been awarded scholarships
at Winthrop for the session OF lSlV-
II. as results of competitive eXamlna-
tiOns held at various county seats:
Ahbeyille, Eva Mae Williams; Aiken
: RelIe Polier: Anderson. Wilhelmina
FAINT. Ramberg. Julien Counts Easter
ling: Charleston, Lydia A. Anderson
Harriet A. Crouch. Frances l. Deal
Annie W. PickenS. Esther ID. Royal
Mary G.. TrOtt: Chester. Violet AndeT-
son. Mayme Colvin, Virgie Mayheld'
Chesterfield. Margaret d. Evans; CaI-
houn. Ruth Wannamaker; Colleton'
Edith Easterlin. Ulmer Fishburne.
sallie Warn: Dillon. Buena Sessions
Fairfield, Carrie Coleman, Isabel Cole
man. Alma Lupo: Florence. Annie Mae
Gentry: Georgetown. Ruth Carraway'
Mary II. Ford: Greenville. Madeline
Bedell: Greenwood. Clifford Barratt'
Mary Hughey: Hampton. Stella Nit
ties: Kershaw. Helen Phelps; Laurens'
Ella May Martin, Marguerite Tolpert'
Lee, Sara Bates James: Lexington.
Rutb clark Lily F. Shealy: Marlboro.
Kate Rogers: Orangeburg. Luclie
Melton. Susie Albergotti; Richland'
Mamma Rush; Spartanburg, Corine A
Poyd. Myrtle Robertson: Union. An
ME Janette Gore, Etha Palmer; YORK
Bessie Garrison.
Anderson. August 8: AFTER
heart breaking experience ot seNerai
days and nights i'm getting the long gas
bag inflated with hydrogen gas, cap
tain Horace Wild. the aviator, flew
his monster airship over the city late
this afternoon. Thousands OF per-
sons thronged the streets and almost
went frantic at the sight. captain
wild reached Anderson Monday morn
ing and found the machine here
awaiting him. An emergency plant
for making hydrogen gas had to be
constructed and it has not worked
we'll Captain Wild and his mecham-
clan. Robert LogsdOn, have been
working right and dav ever since
and have overcome almost lnsur-
mountable obstacles. The airship was
ready for the operation shortly atter
noon today. but a rain came up anu
DELAYED it. The rain soaked the large
gas bag but in spite of this as soon as
the clouds cleared away Captain Wild
cleared the decks and started out. he
ascended from Ruena Vista Park ana
came down as lightly as blrd. IL
looked at one time as if the airshlp
flights for Anderson's home coming
week would not materialize, and now
that the efforts have been crowned
with success. though delayed. every
body is happy The whole city tonight
is singing the praises Of Captain Wild'
for they have known of the diff1cul-
ties under which he has been work
ing. 1t is safe to say that he has ac,
complished a feat without parallel
in the history of aviation. He Will
flv again on Monday and possibly oth-
er days during next week. II the
weather is propitious, he will attempt
a flight to Greenville and possibly
Spartanburg.