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The sun., 1910-06-05
OrTT PANAMA CAMPAIGN.
& Smlng Elections Ter LOSal O@ess Excite
No FeaFs - % ThsR Outcome

.'psCtni Caoia DsspaioA 70 Tvs SuN.
PINAMA. June The election fOr
COuncilmsn and Deputies 10 the NasiouAl
Assembly will take place the latter part
u this mOnth There u no e4citsmsnt
among the people or in political circles
over the outcome Thsrs b ample liberty
allowed 70 every one and quisnoss aud
order 10 expected TO prevail throughout
the country.
]. A. Arrange has been appointed, Gov
sFnOr Of Panama. vice DiaS who resigned
some time ago Federico D Boyd. assist
ant manager Os the National Bank, has
ben appointed Mayor olPAnAmA.
Both these appointments have been well
received by the people because II the up
rghtness and high social standing Of the
AppointeeA
The sun., 1910-06-05
Commits SuieIde N f, Rorhesirr Roonln
Iottse

RoCHEsTr8. Jun" { Prof e. J n.
Canp, claiming Groton-on the Hu!s
~ his home ws- found iea IN BIZ room
10 a rooming house this morning. having
committed suicide by throWings coat over
hs head and inhaling gaz The dead man
was the author ~ book on -HeaIrh ant
Disease In hIs pockets we're frIr
letters from chief. e police N seEe-i
ciIe- % reply % le..ers asking rrrral
IN finding lis wife. Clara De Cdrr. a.
fortune teller
The sun., 1910-06-05
rBE sPECKLED HAND STAGED.
ShrF,Ocb IISlmes Vet the HIt n NeW
Conan Doyle DgamailEatiSn.

HDeci1i Cdtia DeepaicA % I'M sra,
LONDON. June Sir Conan Doylss
new play. The Speokled Band bASsd
on the famous Sherlock Holmes AdvOn-
tilre bearing the sane title. vas produced
az the AdelphiA Theatre to-niGht. Il
succeeded Ia snthrallinG the Audienoa
from the flrst act 20 The end. thanks more
70 Lyn Hariing's acting ~ Dr.. Rviott
than 70 Mr SAintsbnFys a. Sherlock
Holmes. the doctor having 9 greater part
than the dstective
Saintsbury wa lacking in that reposs
oI manner essential 70 bic part. Ths
last act was the weakest and the AnAl
curtain the poorest The enthusiastic
houss continued cheering. however. long
after the author had bowed hia thanks.
The effect Of King Edwards dsath
vas noticeabls in the character Of the
audience. which although the house vss
crowded was by no names typical Of
a smart first night assembly.
The sun., 1910-06-05
=. $. OFFICERs SEE rBE rOPE.
seamen Tee-Nsw IOrhp Captain Said
% Have barred UnHugna.

spaci4i Ga1ls uetpAitA - IN W
ROME. June The Pops gave an au-
dionos in the consistOrial hall to-day 10
twelve officers % the United stAtss cruiser
New York twenty-five enlisted men Of
the cFuissg were received AZ the same
time
Mgr Kennedy. the rector Of the Amen
can College twelve American priests and
several laymsn were pFessnt during the
audience. The Pops made . SpseOh 10
the officers and men in which b recon-
nended loyalty to the aAg Oi thsir country
and Obedienoe to duty. Ne blsassd all
thoes present a. well - THAR families,
Tn officers wOrB civilian evening dreas
It 10 said hsFs that The captain Of the
New York did not allow the oaioss to
wear their uniforms. fearing 70 hurt the
suscsptibillties oi Americans Who ap-
prove Mr. RooSsveli's attitude toward
the Vatican.
The sun., 1910-06-05
TWO ROIN W RDEEED FHE.
smile st scntrn-es IN Paris Isuri one
oT Them 10 Dir

". .Er.r I|"nHf.l ~ TIA "'
PANS. Jun" Tvo h1ys Who NJ o..
dered fv. persons in cold blood have
bs~n convicted 1hev -snriy-l 'hair
s.ntances With Smiles
N. eldest aged Q, raar, Fas COM
d.mu-d ~ dssth Ii.e other wa. s-r-
iarr,.d 'u 'vsuty vaars innri ~ ueut
The sun., 1910-06-05

VIENNA June The Emperor Franois
Joseph returned to-day from HE tour Of
Bosnia which was recently annexed By
The Dual Empire he Waa enthusiastic.
ally welcomed. Re looked very vel.
The sun., 1910-06-05
UNITED STATES ICROUND
liner Has . NeW Niabap
I.OO0 Passenger Sn noaFd


CHRfsrIANsAND. June The Scandi-
navian- American liner United States.
bound 20 New York. With a thousand pas
senesrs aboard. grounded this morning
IN ChristiAn.a Fiord
She IL baking and steamships have
hem sent 70 he's assistance 10 trAnsship
tho passengers She .s said to be % hard
on the rocks that II will take many days
10 float her by hghterinE her cargo
A, the Offices of the Scandinavian
American Lane in this city it was said
that no word had BEEN received of the
mishap 70 tho United states. The liner
sailed from ChristiAnia on Friday and was
due In this port on June q
The United States grounded on CHRIS
iiania on March 70 IN . fog. bot was 70.
hoated a weed later She vas not danaRpd
10 any extent
The Unhsi States had another and more
serious accident In April. iQI8. whan Il
waa rammsd by ths Ward liner Mnntarev
and sunk close 10 the Sandy Hook channel
The ship was hoa6sd coon aftsr. hOwwVsg
and went back into service ~ goon as tho
hola vas patched ana she wa dried cut.
Tho ship Waa built IN le03 b. n. 8tsvaas
= soma. GlasgOW, and has afWnya hown
the home hag 0f the acandinAvi1n- -AnaFi-
can Line. The veasel u % tAa twin
screw type. sos feet lonR. D.s feet beam,
la.n feet IN depth and . FFoos TONNAGE os
20 i0i ions.
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" ..F nffE '.H ~ fur ~fN
PAE;s June Mrs W ? Leach.
mother q D Leech n New York. disd
tr-fa-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29

NATIONALIST !.
PRESS EAST. ON
ROOSEVELT.
Not So Bitter Ouer
Speech as lDas
Expected

CAIRO. March 2s.-The Nationalist
Press to-day doesn't as bitterly. attack
Roosevelt as expected as result Of
yesterdays speech The absence OF
criticism 1 attributeh to Roosevelt's
pslyate reception to the Egyptian ed
itors Sunday when he said Men must
have courage of their convictions and
show a tolerate spirit toward those
who differ in opinions" The Colone!
received congratalatory messages
from English statesmen for his fear.
less address. The Roosevelts visited
the Baznars and purchased souvenirs.
Commander Tanakeo, OF the Japunese
feet called. This afternoon they visit
ed the citIdel. two Museums and six
mosques. He gave tea for Prince
Etel Frederick and High ten for his
hunting companons from Khartoum.
Roosevelt conrersed with the prince.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
CANTATA TO
BE REPEATED
VICTORY DIVINE" WILL BE CIV
EN- AT M. p. TEMPLE FRIDAY
EVENING".

The sacred cantata "Vfctory Di.
vine, by j. Christopher Marcks.
which was sung at the Masonic SCI.
vice Sunday Il: the Presbyterian
Church. will be repeated on Friday
evening CT this week at the VI. p. Tenn
pie.
The cantata was sung Sunday and
was an artistic success from every
standpoint. and the public Is Fortunate
to be given another chance to hear the
rendition OF the piece.
The clntnta Is given under the per
sonni direction Of Mrs. Charles w
Wnldell. assisted by n choir OF nm
warls of thirty voices selected from
nmcnG the best musical talent OF this
city. Mrs. Waildell and Messrs. Nil!
Ter. Randall and harrington are the
soloists. ifNEHy77f
/ No admission fec will he charEeii
but n silver Offering will be taken.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
Il e d d "
AARON MORGAN
FOUND DEAD
THIS MORNING
We'll Kno1yn Man
4 Died Last
Night

l 80 III u .
Aaron Morgan. an ageal and highly
respected citizen of Winfield distric.
was found dead this morning at his
home in that section When his
death occurred Is not known. but 1t IL
thought he expired during the nigh,
hours. He was found this morning BY
Mr.. H. 8. Baker. neighhor. who stop
ped on an errand en- route to this city
{ Deceased resided alone. his wife
having died several years ago. and for
some time he had been In feeble health
though his condition was never
thought to be serious.
Deceased was aged 50 years and Il
survived by several children. namely,
Mrs. James Google. Mrs. will Ridgley
Mrs George McClain. OF Fairmont
Mrs. Ross. OF Winfield district, Hayes
Morgan. of Taylor county. James. oil
Preston county. and Edward, OF Louis
willie. Ky. File was member. of Com
rany A. 9th West Virginia Infantry
and n member of Meade Post G.. A. r.,
of this city.
Arrangements for funeral services
will not be made until the arrival oil
relatives. Undertaken Jenkins is in
charge Of the arrangements.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
DIRECTOR AND MRS. CHEZ
Return From "a Visit to the Governor
at Charleston.

MORGANTOWN. March 2s.-Direc-
tor and Mrs. "A. w. Chez. OF the de-
nartment of physical training at the
University, returend last evening from
Charleston. where they spent several
days at the Executive Mansion as
guests or Governor and Mrs. Glass.
cock. They had q most delightful WIS.,
IL at the State Capital. Governor
Glnssrock, who Is In Florida. had ex-
pected to be at home. but was not al.
lowed to leave Frolida until today. He
expects to reach Charleston tomorrow.
lie Is APPARENTLY restored to his ushal
health.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
Body ArriiDes
FUNERAL OF FRED LOTT WILL
BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY,.
AFTERNOON. t,tSl!Ay n z,

The remains OF Fred Lott. whose
death occurred on Monday at Philadel.
phia, arrived here to-day at noon nc.
conlnanled by his wife and Cousin.
Mrs. Francis r. Nichols, of this city.
The party came by Clarksburg over
the interurban line. and ON their arri.
val here the remains were taken to
the home of Mrs. +. E. Nichols on
Fatrnnnt avenue. :. Funeral services
will be helaEon Wednesday afternoon
s:t% $3.50 at the Nichols tts isfetIcs aud
interment Will be made in Woodlawn
Cemetery. : :
Mr.. George spates, of Philadelphia,
ani Mrs. John Gordon smyth. ofsyan
Lear. KY. vii larrive here this even
ing to attend the funeral services.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
FAIRMoNT. WEST vIRaINlA, TUESDAY, MARCH 90, lgloT
WIFE Tired OF
LIVING ALONE
MRS. MARY THOMPSON LEAVES
GOOD BYE NOTE AND
ENDS LIFE.

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. March 2s.-
Dear John, must leave. love you,
none know how much, but am tired oil
living alone. Mary" Leaving rhis
note on her dresser, Mrs. Mary Thomp-
son. the pretty wife of John Thompson,
fireman on the coal boat, Val p. Col
Inns, sat down on her bed and placing
a revolver to her breast sent a bull.
let crashing through her breast, lnflict-
ing fatal wound. The shot was
heard by Roundsman Messenger. who
rushed into the house and found the
woman with her hands over the wound,
through which the blood was gushing
She stated she had fired the shot and
was not sorry. 4til
Jealousy is assigned as the reason
for the rash act. The young bride
labored under the impression that her
husband was keeping company with
another married woman. with whom
she had quarreIed on several occasions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
.ELKS' MINSTRELS
WELL RECEIVED
LARGE AUDIENCES ENJOYED THE
HOME TALENT BENEFIT AT
THE GRAND.

At the Grand Opera House yester.
day afternoon and night, the local
lodge Of EIks put on creditahle min,
strel show, their annual charity henc.
fit. Large aud.-nces were present at
each perforanee and the performers
were loudly applauded.
w. S. Black was the interlocutor
and called forth the various members
for their performance. Messrs. Sattcr-
field; Yost, Mayors, Darlington and
NeilI .renderd baIl7ds while Curtis and
Luxe Robertson, Silly c aatson, =: E.s ~:
renee Fleming, Bob Fisher and Walter
Cook gave clever songs and dances.
Mike Gleason made a hit in a mon.
oIogue and Messrs. Grimes and Glea-
son gave a sensational tumhling ex-
hisition.
Luke Robertson and Lawrence Ffcnl.
ing gave Il clever negro sketch.
Prof. Omen was in charge of the mu-
sic for the OCCASION. Edward Slack
was chairman of the committee. Curt
Robertson, stage manager and DR..
Clyde NetiI in charge of the local Sc
Iertions. all of whom as we'll as every
member of the cast deserve much
credit.
Miss Fara Dent spent Sunday n
Mannington with relatives.
Misses Emma and Laura Hixen.
baugh, Of Mannington, were visitors
in the city Sunday. a
Clarence Priekett, of the w. " w.,
has been spending the spring vacation
at his home in the city.
Mrs. Mary L. 'Nuzum, OF Eighth
street, has returned from an extended
visit In SmithficId. Pa, where she had
been with her sister, Mrs. e. L. Dow.
ney. The latter is recovering from ]
several weeks illness.
Miss Lillian Reed went to cIarks.
burg yesterday to attend the con7us
Club dance at the Waldo last evening.
She was The guest Of Mrs. chas. Fur.
bee.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Campbell have re
turned from brief visit with reIa.
tives in Wheeling.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
High Old Time
PAUL DEMco MADE 1.-THE wELkIN
RING AT GRAY's FLATS
LAST NIGHT.

Paul Demco made things lively In
the Grays Flats settIeent last nfuht
because he was filled with the kind
ct "hlskey that breaks up housekeep.
ing. At the Demeo home dishes and
plates were flying in the air. Officer
Sine was called to the scene and
placed pen1co under arrest. The pris.
oner was placed in the county jail last
night and this morning was given a
nearing before Justice E. S. Amos.
Justice Amos fined him eight dollars
and fifty cents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
TWO CHILDREN
BURN TO DEATH
HOME DESTROYED BY FIRE AND
TWO 5ElTTLE TOTS LOSE
HElEs:tiyEfs f -
tBy un11,edPress. !.

WASHINGTON, Pa, March a.
Katherine, 9. Sarah, 4. daughters OF
George Rowe, were burned to deatf,
to-day. Mrs. Rowe and three children
were semi.uneonseicus from smoke
when rescued by tisFn from the
burning home. The father left early
to work. The fire. it = believed. orig.
mated from gas jet.
Mrs. Rowe awakened but the flames
cut off escape. She screamed from
the second story window and was car
ried down laddcrs as the flames enter.
ed the room. The dead children slept
In adjoining room. Their charred bod
les we're urrecognizabfe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
FUNERAL SERVICES.
over Remains of Jacob cordray Were
Held To-day.

This afternoon at two O'clock at tho
NJ. +. Temple funeral services were
heid over the remains OF Joseph Cor
tlray whose death occurred on Sunday.
Rev. J. c. Broomileld conducted the
services7wllch were largely attended
by friends and relatives of the de.
ceased. t5sf ~ ~
AT the conclusion OF the services at
the church the remains were taken
n u charge by the Maccabees who con.
!dncted the services at Maple Grove
Gem en- tie .erywe hre teiahnsrrmw.n u Sc
Cemetery where the rennins were
laid to rest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
APRON AND suNBoNNET SALE.

The Home Mission Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
an apron and sunbonnet sale on Fri.
day and Saturday Of this week in the
room In the Carr building. formerly
occupied by Broh's shoe store. They
will have on sale all kinds of sun.
bonnets, sun hats, dusting caps,
aprons, ETC., suitable for house clean.
ing, gardening. etc. These articles
will be sold at reasonable prices and
the society soIiefts your patronage.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
4 MORE READY
TO CONFESS
PROSECUTOR SAYS QUARTET or
coUNCIlMEN WILL COME
ACROSS.
fry United Press. J

PITTSBURG. March o9.-Former
Councilman Charlie tSewart testified
before the grand jury today, Sensu.
tional presentmcnt OF names OF other
members OF select council is expected
late this afternoon Or tomorrow. Pros.
ecutor Blakeley says four councilmen
are ready to confess rs soon as the
court is ready. Councilman Fergll.
sons attorney asked Judge Cohen to
tlx Fersuson's bail. It Is believed he
intends to fight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
COMPANY MAKES
PAYING STRIKE
sEvENTY-TWo-BARREL PRoDuc.
n Err IN MANIFESTATION couN- I
.TY PEOPLE INTERESTED
3 y IN NEW TERRITORY.

" S,HuNTINGTON. March 29.-ReIcrts
received from Wayne state that well
No. / on the Hezekiah Adkins farm.
ON Peter creek near East Lynn. has
came in 72-barrel producer. furnish
ing n fine quality of oil. This well
came in so feet of fine Bearea sand.
It is believed that this we'll when shot
will be good for $50 barrels.
This we'll Is the property OF the
Belvnrd Oil and Gas Company. III
which ex-senator B. j. Prichar,l. the
Wayne banker. and Wayne P. Fergu.
son, OF kenovn. are heavy stockhold.
ers.
The company controls 10000 acres
OF fine prospective territory in the
East Lynn section OF Wayne county.
Rigs are up for other wells. The sue
cess of the first well undertaken BY
this company VIII go far toward stinl.
ulating development. Expert oil men
declare that the Belvard Company has
control OF n territory which will soon
be n rich producing field OF both oil
and gas.
E Pennsylvania capitalists are inte=.
csted with Messrs. Prichard and Fer.
guson In the development OF the terri.
tory. H. H.. Johns. of Grafton. Pa, is
president of the. company. Guy l..
Campbell, OF Pttsburg. is also n stock.
holder.
This territory. which lies less thun
twenty-five miles OF Huntington. is in
direct line with the progress OF sue.
cessful development in West Virginia
and kentucky.
Fairmont and Mannington people
are also. interested in this WE'LL! Mr..
Campbell a few months ago had no
trouble in convincing some OF the on.
orators OF this section that his CON.
pany had very valuable territory,
nnl some liberal blocks of stock were
-of=here.z So zFairnont peu.
are again to benefit by new oil field.
The, Relvard Oil Company has con-
trncted for, twelve test wells which
were tc be drilled if all were dry
holes. but making n lucky strike with
the first well will in all probability
canse many new wells to go down In
this Section.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
Driver Killed
GioVoNNl COUNT CAUGHT BE
TWEEN MINE CAR AND RIB
AT MONoNGAH.

Ginvonni Count. Italian. aged TWEEN.
ty-one years. was killed at MonongaIl
this morning. The deceased was n
driver aud lie was caught between thG.
mine car and the rib. He was squeez-
ed 10 death. Undertaken Cunningham
has charge OF the funeral.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
The MARKERS
ARE SENTENCED
ING NATIONAL BANK SENT
TO PRI4-.N.
fRy United PreSs,1

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March 29.-
w. II. and Noah Marker, the brothers
formerly officers Of the Upton National
Bank, Upton, Ind. cilaged with steal
Ing $4,000 of the banks funds, were
sentenced to Fort Leavenwoth to-day,
Noah for seven and h!' brother ten
years. W
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
Cars to DOWNS After souI kis.

Cars to DOWNS After Soul Kiss. \
The Fairmont and Mannington
Traction Company will run cars to
Downs after the performance of The
Soul Kiss Thursday night. A party
OF fifteen from that place have already
purchased tickets and a large number
VIII be n attendance from Farming.
ton and BarrackvilIe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
ALEXANDER AGAsSIz
Died To-day on Steamer Adriatie El
Route to Europe.
.srEt s9ls- 49,.
fBY limited prasa1,

tBY United p-ess.)
BOSTON, March 29.-Wireless says
President Alexander Agass.k of the
Calumet Heela Mining Company dIcc
on the steamer Adraitle en- route to
Europe to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29

You see IT, In the West vIrglnlan
today and In the other papers to-mor
row. ~ 4 ~ \ E, 3 Z :. Is.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
DIXIE. n E! !. !.
To.dzy-TuEsDAY-Essaray ay

To-day-TuEs EsDAY--Essanay ay & s1
First Picture-A Dramatic Feature
"THE INVENTORS MODE
An absorbing story. telling how a !
poor inventor is robbed of a valuable!
mcdel by, thieving patent promoter.
Second Picture-An uproarions Conn
edyE ~ ,,l X rs
METHOD in. HIS NADINE ssr E3tsss
Showing how Weary Willie got a
drink and met his tinisn-a fast and 1
furious one, too. 81 81 3ils
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-16

thee Dry Ladies' Trimmings, Men, anlk
 
 Jackets Saddles Glassware Hardware
 
 nothing will be will cut the
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-16

made St Francis will this would at a By patrons they will reads this advertisement will need no
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-24
Officers Are Elected.

The annual election of officers OF
Orangeburg chapter, Order of E2s-
tern Star, was held last Tuesday
night and the following were electe !
to serve during the ensuing term:
Mrs. H. G. Wannamaker, worthy
matron; Mai. VIM. L. Glaze, worthy
patron; Mrs. j. NJ. Oliver, associate
matron; Mrs. E. D. Reeves, conduc-
tress; Mrs. H. E. Reeves, associate
conductress; Miss Fannie Dlbble,
secretary, and Miss Annie R. FalreE.
treasurer. The worthy matron will
appoint the chaplain. warder, organ
igt, sentinel and the five points of the
star. Mrs. Edward Hawes Is The
past worthy matron.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-24
List OF Unclaimed Letters.

List of letter remaining unclaimed
in the Orangeburg postoffice for week
ending Dec. 20, 1910. Persons call
ing for same will please say that they
are "advertised": E. G. Browder,
Edward Burt. Gena Corbett, T. Fl,
ner .aney, Malinda Fancy, Oscar
Fields, Luvania Gilliard, Meaters
Ella Herzy, Estelle
Houser, Louisa Holloway, Jacob
Holman. Gabriel Jamlson, Gus Jef-
serson, Charles Johnson, D. J. John
son, lila Jamison, Laura Keels,
Thomas Kizer, Calvin Turkey, Fer
man Marcus, Jessie Mitchell, Mrs.
Sarah Owens, L.: w. Rowe, H. Shaw,
Asbury Somers, Peter Williams,
George Williams.
A. D. Webster,
III Postmaster.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-24
Dots From -Four Holes.

The Gilmore Sims Literary Society
Of Four Holes High School will give
q Christmas entertainment on Fri
day afternoon, Dec. 23rd, beginning
promptly at o'clock. AL! Of the
friends and patrons of the school
are requested to be present.
Misses Leda Hungerplller and
Olive Board have returned home
from college to spend the Christmas
holidays.
Mr.. M. NJ. Riddle and Miss Corrie
Hungerpiller were the guests Of Miss
Alma Collier on last Saturday after
noon.
Our teachers will leave on Satur-
day morntng for their homes to spen1
the Christmas HOLIDAYS. We wish
them a Merry; Merry Christmas.
Brown Eyes.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-24
Still in the Lead.

Mr. J. w. Zelgler. special agent Of
the Equitable Life Insurance Society,
received the following telegram from
Mr.. w. J. Roddy, manager, Thursday
morning: I c1rnot resist the oppor-
tuntty Of congratulatlng you again on
the magnificent record you are max
Ing. You stand second on our list
for paid business for 1910, and We
have just notified the Society Of your
qualification rs 4 member OF the
Southern Century Club, which will
meet in Atlantic City, N. j.. In 1911.
This is great finish up for Decem-
ber."
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-24
PAUL GILMORE HERE.
Celebrater Actor to Appear In "The
Bachelor" Here Today.

"The Bachelor, which Is the
name OF Clyde Fitch's latest and
most charming comedy, will be seen
here for the first time today, matinee
and night. 1t was first produced at
the Maxine Elliott theatre in New
York last spring, and, with the ex-
ception of Chicago, has not been seen
outsi the metropolis. The original
cast, headed by Mr.. Paul Gilmore is
assured.
In "The Bachelor" Mr.. Gilmore.
who is a well known actor takes the
part of man who has no use for
matrimony. His stenographer, work
ing under an assumed name, falls
in love with her employer but he Is
unaware Of the fact until the mock
heroics" of her kid brother upset
their we'll laid plans. For the bache-
! 10. feeling that perhaps he Is to
blame for the few attentions he has
shown her. offers himself victim
upon the altar OF matrimQny,
The second PC. brln.s the bachelor
to the home OF the typewriter, where
he come prenared to ask the mother
for her hand Meantime, however,
the stenograrher has learned Of the
Rand her brother has had in forcing
the proposal, so that when the bach
elor calls, she Indignantly releases
him.
Tickets are now on sale at Low
man Drug. Store. Prices: matinee,
gallery, children SO, adults is; down
stairs, $1.00. Night, so, rs, 81 and
$3.50.