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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-05-15
THREE DIE FROM
CYANIDE POISON
Dependent Husband Loaded
the Beer With Dearly Drug
Two Lived

Philadelphia. May 15.-Aroused by
the triple tragedy at 1888 Ralston
street, where three persons fell vic
/ tins Of cyanide OF potassium placed
! In beer-this bringing the total
deaths within two months from this
one drug alone up to. ten-Coroner
Ford today declared that the CAM
ipaign to have more stringent laws
enacted affecting the sale Of poison
GUS drugs will be waged with In
creased vigDf.
"This trio Of deaths only empha-
sixes the need Of securing immediate
legislation restricting the sale Of cy-
anide end such drugs because Of the
apparent ease with which they are
Obtained from drug Dealers" he said
today.
The dead are:
John shinn. 50 years old, photog-
rapher.
Earl Burr. 80 years old. itinerant
photographer.
Ida Arbuckle, widow.
Two persons, who were near death
from cyanide poisoning, but who re-
covered during the night, are held at
city hall pending an Investigation by
detectives. They are:
Mrs. Emily shinn. wife Of the dead
man. *
Michael McGinley. boarder in the
1hinn home. 81,
It IL the contention today Of the
police that shinn deliberately pois-
oned his wife. himself aud the three
guests In the house while In liquor
and respondent because. Of his ina
bility to retain . position.
The theory that Shinn contem-
slated killing his wife, at least, and
taking his own life ID CLEANED from
Z statement made today by Mrs.
0hinn to . physician and nurse at the
0arretson hospital She said that on
Monday she threatened to leave. the
house. at which Shinn replied:
You do not need to, for We are
III going together some Of these
days. i
Despite the fact that can contain
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-05-15
]. N. DEv|NE
hit CANADIAN
RECIPROCITY
Reduction in Price of Wheat
and Cattle Will Not Bene-
fit Consumer
DEMOCRATS ARE CONSTRUCTING
FREE RAW WOOL SCHEDULE
Conservatives Of Majority in House
Are Holding Up the Danger Sienal
and Asking For a Compromise Bill
in Free Wool.

Washington. May 15-The Demo-
cratic members of the WAYS and
means committee Of the house OIL
representatives today began drafting
the revised taric schedules on wool
which will be submitted to the
Democratic caucus for ratification.
The advocates of free raw wool
were not as confident today as they
heretofore had expressed themselves
that the revised schedule would place
the raw material on the free list. Ex-
traord1nary pressure has been brought
to bear by the conservative leaders
to secure the unanimous approval Of
q compromise bill and these leaders
insist that such q bill would. meet
with the caucus approval. Such a
Dill might provide tarlc of about
five or six cents pound on raw wool
with the provision of one cent reduc-
tton each year until the raw product
eventually would go on the free list
and cut Of forty to fifty per cent in
manufactured wooden goods. The
mousse was not In session today.
The senate finance committee. re-
sumed its hearings on the Canadian
reciprocity bill and later when the
senate met it was to continue the
deadlocked effort to elect a success
sor to Senator Frye as president pro
tempore. .,.,.
The delegation of North Dakota
farmers was the most conspicuous
and insistent opponent Of the Cana
dian reciprocity bill. In addition,
representatives of the plate glass fac
tories and the lumber manufacturers
of the country crinc ncised the bill. =
j. N. Devine for North Dakota,
summarized the effects that his dele
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-05-15
IN SUPREME COURT
Minnesota Rate Laws Case Has Been
Appealed.

Washington, May 15.-The contest
between Minnesota and the railroads
over the 2 cent passenger law and
the maximum freight laws of Mime
sofa was transferred today to the SUI
preme court. An appeal from the
federal court decision holding the
laws void because confiscatory, was
docketed and an early hearing was
asked by both sides.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-05-15

THE WEATHER, /.
:. North Dakots-sss,nsattled and =
probably showers toaisht or Tues.
day. Cooler Tuesday. ~ =; :
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-05-15
IS EMPEROR
OF ABYsS|N|A
Grandson Of Menelik Was Pro
claimed His Successor
Coronation Later

Abeba, Abyssinia. May 15-Prince
Lidj Jeassu, grandson of Emperor
Menelik was proclaimed emperor of
Abyssinta yesterday. The coronation
ceremonies will take place later.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-05-15
VIII Let Insu1rectos Have q
Moiety Of the Cabinet
Places
REBELS Can NAME fourteen
.oUToF TWENTY. Y.sEvEn GOVERNORS
The Other Thirteen Governors Are to
Be Names by the States But Must
Be Mutually sat1sfactory-More
Definite Information Later Today.

JuafeS. May 15.-1ndirect assur-
ances that the federal government is
inclined to accept the propositions
submitted uno6cially within the last
two days by the insurrectos for the
establishment Of peace were received
hene today by Rafael Hernandez. one
ct the go-betweeus In the negotia-
ti0ns. The government IL believed to
Be ready to re-organise the cabinet
and give the insurrectos four NOM
bers out Of eight and TO allow the
tsen goyernors Of the twenty-seyen.
the states by mutual agreement to
select the remaining thirteen Rover-
nors,
More definite advice giving the at
tttude of the government are expect
Cd before the dav is over.
-
Mexico Gty, March 16.-Peace
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
las AutOridadeS MexiCanaS
desCubTieTOn un COmp|Ot
para aSeSinaT a MadeTO.

Ciudad de Mexico, Die, II. -
va en- los 1ltimos momentos. aca-
ba de frustrarse una conspiraci6n
para asesinar q Madero y procla-
mar una presidencia provisional
en- espera de la llegada del Geeral
Reyes & la Capital de la Republica
para asumir el cargo presidential.
Como comprendidos en- la conspi-
faci6n y en- calidad deprincipales
de ella, fueron arrestados los Gc-
nerales Higinio Aguilary Melton
Hurtado, ambos del Ej6rcito Fe-
deral, y algunos otros conspira-
.dores que estaban baio la direc-
ci6n de los mencionados.
FL plan, del cual sc tuvo COMO
cjmlento ror la correspondence
y documentos en- poseci6n de los
Prisioneros, estaba complete en-
todos sus detalles. Madero estaba
destinado Il morir q balazos, que
Sc le d!spararian desdc uno de
los BALCONIES del Hotel de la Re-
forrna, a la hora en- que pasase
|procedente de Chapultepec ycon
rumbo al Palacio Nacional, mana
ma por 10 mafiana. Durante la
confusion que crearia tai suce-
so, los conspiradores, que Sc ha-
cen lamar Ejercito Constitu-
cional Independence, avanzarian
rapidamente hasta ell Palacio Ma
Ecional Y cayendo de improviso,
darian muerte 8 harlan prisione-
ros a los Ministries, tomando en-
seguida possession del Gobierno en-
nombre de Reyes. ..
Tanto ell General Hurtado como
Aguilar, son militares ancianos
~ el primero de ellos goz6 de gran
valimiento durante la 6poca porf-
riana.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
OtrO Arr0StadO pOr las
AutOridades Federa|es.

Las Autoridades Federales de
los Estados Unidos en- San Anto-
MO Sc apoderaron la noche del
domingo del DR.. Samuel Espinosa
de los Monteros y Green haber
encontrado en- 6l, otro de los in
teresados en- el movimiento revo,
lucionario que, seg1n sc asegura-
ha estado creando el General
Bernardo Reyes en- este pals con-
ira el actual Gobierno de Mexico.
Sc le eXigieron SIS. 900 de fianza,
mas como le fu6 impossible otor-
CARLOS, hubo dc ser enviado & la
carcel.
Ell ST.. de los Monteros habl6
por telefono con el Sr. Francisco
A. Chapa, pidiGndole que otorga-
sc fianza en- su favor, mas este le
manifesto que le era impossible
hacerlo, pues su firma esta COM
prometida en- la fianza del Gene
raj Bernardo Reyes y que, 6l mis-
mo, (Chapa) Sc encuentra en- IL
bertad bajo cauci6n.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
DlCeSG que Reyes
estd aCanlpadO
en- Agua|G-
guaS.

U1nsc recibido noticlas on San
Antonio dc Que cl General ISer-.
nardo Reyes Sc encucntra ahora
en- las ccrcanias de Agualeguas
lIstado dc n. Leon; trabajando
activamcnto para llcvar Il cabo
la contra-rcvoluci6n que Sc dice
ha originado, proycctado y pues'
to parcialmcntc en- vida Ell esta
ciudad. Asegilrasc que las auto.
ridadcs mexicanas estan prevent,
das Y sobrc aviso cn cuanto j
iugar donde actnalmente sc on
cuentra Reyes.
Seg1n las nttimas noticias, las
cilales tienen t8daa las aparien-'
cias de verosimilitud, el General
Reeves, con cuatro personals que L
aconpanan, cruz6 cl Rio Grande
Icn cl rancho dc Las Vacas, cer-
cano i Camargo, Tamaulipas. 81
paso del rio 10 ofectuaron cn IL
ma baisa. Sabcsc que el dia is
Gle Dieiembrc cstuvicron on las
ccrcanias de Camargo y dc ALI
partieron para Agualeguas. Sub
sccicntcmentc Sc diio Que duran
&c dos dfas habian acampado Ger
'cn dc Camargo, hablcndu cont
Inuado cuando sobreyinieron mas
Oropicias condicioncs.
I Reuniendo tpartidarios
; Todos aquellos que cstan faml-
liariHatlos con la situaci6n Green
que cl General Reyes csth rcu-
Inicndo ahora Il sus partidalios
prcparAndose para dar un repent
no eoIpc nj Gobierno Gle Madcro.
Aeuaieguas csth sit,lado haci;
icl ocstc dc Camargo, y SO crt
q IS el punto dc cita dc los ele'
mcntos descontcntos. que con an
! ticipaci6n 4 In llcgada del cabc-
cilla Sc habian cstndo reuniende.
: I'll Gobierno esth pciIectamcn
tc nlcrta Y Sc tiene por seguro
que todas les jntantonds del Gle
neral Reyes rcsulten como de eos
t1,nbre, en- ridiculos frdcasos,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
Ramirez AnguianO fu6
ArrGStadO.

I'll Sabado q medic dia fna
arrestado en- San Antonio un se-
fior Ramirez Anguiano, impresor
que trabaja en- las goficinas de
imprenta del Sr. Francisc61'A.
Chapa. Sc acusa q Anguiano de
violaci6n de las leyes de neutra-
lidad, y su acusaci6n mantiene
relacion muy intima con las acu~
saciones promovidas contra el
General Bernardo Reyes y ell Co
ronel Francisco A. Chapa.
Como Anguiano, no pudo otor-
gar una fianza de $1,000 que Sc
le eXigi6, qued6 detenido en- la
carcel, pendiente de la audiencia
de su case, que debera verihcarse
en- Brownsville cuande 10 deter
minen las autorinades federales,
10 cual sera muy pronto.
Sc acusa & Ramirez Anguiano
de haber estado recientemente
en- ell Condado de Cameron, cons
pirando contra la tranquilidad dc
Mexico ee compahia lie ciertas
personals.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
E| General HurtadO Gsta
COnfeSO.

Ciudad de IHexico, Die. 19. --
El General Melton Hurtado, a.
rrestado ell domingo por conspi-
rar contra la vida del Presidente
Madero, conf so hoy haber toma
do participio en- la conspiraci6n,
pero hizo recaer la culpabilidad
mayor en- el General Higinio A.
guilar, quien, seg1n declare Hur
tado, era el alma del movimiento.
Leonardo Y Marciano Chagolla,
padre & hijo respectivamente,
arrestados en- compahfa de los
dos generates, confesaron tam
bien.
Leonardo Chagolla ha sido dr.
rante 15 amos Jefe Politico de
Chicontepec, Estado de Vera
crug,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
Pr6ximo q SET sentenciado.

Alejandro Calder6n, convicto del
homicidio lie y. Morales y sen.
tenciado anterioneDtc 4 pcna j.,
mucrto por dicho crimcn, de suva
scnteneia npcl6, scra prohablemen
to sentenciado nucvamcnte por Il
Jucz Tdwaiq. Dwycr, de la Corfs
Criminal El abogado Camp, dc
fcnsor del acnsado, ha solicitado
de la Cote, scscntn dins c,tando
'nenos, 4 fin dc clcyar 81 cjocnti
vo una petici6n pidicndo clomen,
cia para q acttsado Y eonmuta.
ei6n de senteneia. .ciYa gpacia pi
de otorgar Ct Gobernador Col.
.quitt. guicn IS 81 ilnico Que puer
dc snlvnr del patfbulo al REQ,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
Tel6fono, 1893

Seg1n Ia version recogida en-
el restaurant y 10 que dice la pc
licia, Sibley fuG llamado hacia In
puerta trasera de Ia cocina la Qua
tue cerrada estrepitosamente, ST.
guiendcse el disparo casi inmcdia-
tamentc. El primero Ell llegar
al lugar donde ocurrio la escena
elc sangre fu6 w. p. Sibley, her
mano de la victima, llcgnndo en-
seguida el cmplcado dc policfa
Mockcrt,duc cstaba dc sclwicio en
cl ram0. .
LA mucrtc dc Sibley Tue ins-
&t'lnea. Lewis fuG aprehendiae
V conducido i la cstaci6n dc Pc
iicla por cl cmplcado Mockert.
No cstabn en- condolences de de-
clarar V apcnas pudo dar su noHa
brc y direction, diciendo Quc era
YIaicro, carpintcro Y rcSidentc on
Philadelphia. a
La baln penctr6 en- cl cuerpo
de SiHlcy arriba del abdomen, ha-
+cI6ndolc sufrir abundantc hemsr-
ragia.
llacc corca dc un ano que ST.
bIcT Vino Gle Austin i San Ante
MO. Es dc 34 ailos de edad
10 sobrryivcn dos hijos cn Aus
TIM Durante los tres iiltimos fac
SOS habiH estado cncargado del
restaurant Beauty.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
Derrota de rebeldes.

En- una peQucna poblaci6n dc
Xotuta, Merida, Sc han registrado
scrios disturbioS 4 ca,lsa del le~
vnntamicnto de un grupo dc gen-
ic armada 4 las 6rdcmCs dc I'm in
dividuo llamado Pedro Crcspo.
los rcyoitosos tucron batid0S por
81 Jrfc Politico del lugar, Qulcn
tom1 pcrsonalmcntc ci mando y
logr6 rrstablcccr cl ordcn. Tam.
ibiGn on DZilamn Gonzalez fu6 dc
lrotada complctamcntc una part
ia de rcvoltosos por los soldadcs
quo manda el Official Rocha. l[u
bo en- cl cncucTtrO cuatro mucr~
tos, sictc horidos dicz prisionc~.
ros. Sc rcconi5 Il los rebcldeS III,
, bucn cargamenfo dc mcrcancias
dc uuc SO halian apoderado.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
Ex-sOldatO hefld0.

Oscar King, soldndo rctirado,
fuA gravcnfe hoiido dc un baia2o,
p0eo antea dc Ia media noche del
domingo en- IN lnphr atras ae To
oantina de iispinosa, sitnada en-
la esnnina dc las Gales West
Comraorce II Santa Rosa la ka-
In Il penetr6 por I'll cuello. S5e is
tfaalad6 III hospital ds til einasa
Y So eapera 0ne 81 rss0brHfA
tn polieia afrest6 s VI. III. Har
wood. aargsntU de Ia conpaSsia
II del 22 de fnfanteria, aeuaan~
ldOio de asaIte con intoHci6a da
lnatar.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
Reconcentramiento de tropas e1
LampaZos.

Obcdccicndo 6rdcncs del Jcft
dc Ia 3a Iona Militar dc M6Xi-
co cl Coroncl Francisco Naranjo
ha ordcnado Il los dcs.GcamentoS
que cstaban 4 orillas del Rio Bra
vo Que sc concentrcn en- Lam
pazos Sc dice que tambicn
4 Ia columna a! mando dcl Coro-.
mel Pcna que opcraba opr cl rum
bo dc la ciudaG dc Mexico, go lc
ha ordenado s,l Marcia para di'
cha ciudad. L-- ----
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
Responsables de asesinato.

Brownsville, rex, Die. 18: Fue-
ron arrestados como presuntos res
ponsablcs de lesiones, Felipe Lon
goria y Jose ID. Lopez. Sc les a.
cusa de haber golpeado en- la ca
beza Il w. w. Zilliox, quien de
resultas dc los golpes muri6 cin-
co dias dcspueS. Encontr6se
La yictima atada en- ei portal de
una casa lie las declaraeioires
preliminares resultan pocas evil
dencias. Una muicr llamada Ma
nuelh Obreio testified Que XilIioux
lego Il la casa 4 la madrugada
del dia 2 dc Dicicmbrc v Que
scgnn todas las aparicncias habia
cstadG tomando licor. Dijo Que
ella llam6 4 los individuos que
ahora cstan arrcstNdoS = les die
quo 10 ataran 4 I'M pnstr. 10 que
clloS cfcctuaron Y 0Si 10 dcelaraa,
pcrO ascguran enc cuAndo aban--
donarh 4 IillioX no cst4ba leslie
nado.
Sc les cxigi6 MIA ?ianzd de $1s
per cAp;ta.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
ArrestOs en- Rio Grande.

= Z Z. i.Er ( 4 . y + . Z IT z
Rio Grande, Tex, Die. IL. -
Arturo Margain fne arrestado el
Viernes y puosto enla carcel por
Domingo Garza, anpleado adua-
nal de log Estados Unidos. Seacu-
Isa & Margain de violaei6n de las
leyss de neutralidad. seguian Ii
piata s Mafgain deade hace dos
ilas, eI cspitan j. NJ. Fox, de Ios
rangers del Estado i alinapectoe
Cara. Encontraronle eculto den.
tre de un iacAi IN TN rancho que
estA sEtuado s distaneia de uHas
nueve n,flIag 81 norte de II
leiudad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
AseslnadO en- lIl res
tauraRt.

Claud Sibiey, encargado del
restaurant lieauty, eerea dc las
GALES Eonchos y Matamoros, fus
tnstantaneanietftc Sniterto da fiji
Ftalaao entno i Tn ,ina de III inn
'tlrngada dei domingo. Tome pre-
anuto responsible sie su innsrte,
fut arrrstatIo nn individuo, car.
Il,int6ro tie nficio. qnien iiio la.
marae Il. Lewis Y tener sill saAt
en philadeiphia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
Antonio, Texas Dbre 81 de Fundador CRU
montos do todss las guarniciones

montos dc todas las gnarniciones
circunvecinas.
Ell General Treviiio ha dicta.-
do 6rdencs para que sus tropas Sc
lnuevan aprcsuradamente aobrc
Galeana y ha heche saber 4 sus
oficialcs que cl General Reyes
q acompanado solamente de cir
co 4 seis hombres, Oh su ruth dp
la frontera & (salcana El Gene
raj Treviilo dice que Reyes Sc
ha rasurado completamcntc Ia bar
ba Y sc hn dcindo muy corto 81
bigotc.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
FL GraI> Reyes Ger !
CadO en- Ca
Ieana.

Laredo, Tex, Die. 16. Mott
cias priyadas dc reeonocida an.
tonticidad, recibidaa anoche ~
gni, dicen quo Il Gral, Bernardo
Reyes osth on Galenna v que 81
Oral. Gor6nimo Trevifa, q,iien
tiene eI mando de las fuerzas fe.
.deralea en- la region norte de Nc.
xico, oata cercandolo con deataea.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
Los robeldes derrotados en- Iza
nal.

nkhks
Tn tclcgralna transmitido de J.
2amal, Estndo dc Yucatan, 4 IN
diario dc In Capital dc Mexico,
dico Que 4 las once de la maiia.-
IN del dia Is de los eorrientcs,
las f,tcrzas del Batall6n "Ccpcda
Peraza" nj mando del Coronel
Ccnobio Herrcra.rompieron el fine
20 sobre nna partida tic rcvolll..
eionapios que Sc e1iconfraban 81,
Ia hacienda Gle Tixcacal hacienda
seles bajas, muehos prisioncros Y
|obligandoseles d htir en compile.
ta dcsbandada
De Motul salicron en- trcn mi.
litar IT'S hombres del n BATH.
lion rnmbo 4 ffemax, en- cuyas
eercartfas se eneuentm llna pnrti.
ria dc revoltosos. Se egpcran hol,i
cias de 10 Que pase.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
Sc vigila q Alfonso Reyes.

.El Paso, Texas, bic. 10: Al-tr
fonso Reyes, lliio del Gral. Ber-'
nardo Reyes. ha llegado aqul y
csta siando ohicto de estricta Vi
gilancia por partc dc la policia
sccrcta dc los Estados Unidos
de In dc Mexico. ..
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
Una eoinision do indios Yaqg,is al
Mexico.

Hi llegado reeiertealeutc 4 la
Capital dc Mexico ei General bo,t-
70 A y. Vilioon, on Aofnpafiia
de cuatro ae los Iriucipales ,Jefes
Yaauia, giiienes han lido Il la NJ.
tr6poli con Ia mira he ce1ebrof II.
m confsreneia con FL 1sr6sidsnte
hSadefOs
TafFea ane los yadlig se ,nngs,
kfan e0fnplhlHments adietDs III &c.
tIal tlellieeno 4 afafBn tle llegRt
q HatisfHetnriO afFfai0 en- cugntd
|al ftatttr0 bieneasar tie Tvs srihus
gile FepfaaeFsfaN.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21
agOlN0 nj. GRnZA.

EAHseiAO an Fl E'aEad0 de- Muays fsekn.
Laredo Mh1ie0 y I.sretl0 Texas. 0frAEa
"a nAhIica ne afssIpAs fr1ntAraa II asiIs
AsAEEDn Ell AEtienlaf, ,nie IA satnhieefsIf.
def Isafn9rHiO aI E40YtH. HtirAs IIgS ffa1,s
te & IL ulaza del Xaeafb. gAraAEtge Ildaaa
Is atuAeabts II ctgApiia4segto. IsnnYtaa
cgH eaTza 25G Sir AAtAnia, Tauaa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-21

Reeves Y Miguel Quiroga reposaro
y durmieron. .El propictario del
rancho diio no conoccr 4 los otros
tres uuc acompanaban 4 Reyes.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-09-01

way is an ardent good roads advocate
and realizing the vast economic i'm
portance of a system of improved high
ways to the people of the south, made
il possible to have this good roads
school on wheels" visit all the territory
served by the Southern railway and
allied lines in order that the people
might have the opportunity to receive
the information as to the Improvement
The Southern railway, at great ex-
pense, is handling this train without
charge to the government or the people
and all the lectures and demonstrations
are free. The lectures and exhibits are
bound to prove helpful to all interested
in good roads and the experts will be
ready to answer all questions whose
solution may be puZZling the individ-
ual as how best to improve his road.
The working models will be shown In
actual operation, the motive power be-
ing furnished by gasoline engine in
stalled for the purpose, and with these
the experts are enabled to explain
what materials make the best roads
and how they are made and repaired
at the smallest necessary cost.
The Road Improvement Train" will
be on the road continuously all the
summer and fall completing an eXten-
sive tour over the whole south at Rich
mond, Va, at a good roads convention
to be held there in October. The tour
began at Mobile, Ala, May 1st and a
warm reception has been accorded the
train at all stops.
Those in charge Of the train extend
a cordial invitation to the people of
this community to attend the exhibi-
ton. All county officials and road SUI
pervisors are asked to take part and
the ladies will be especially welcome.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-09-01
AROuI PEOPLE.

Mrs. S. L. Latimer Of Columbia, Is
visiting relatives in Yorkville.
Rev. DR.. R. NJ. Stevenson and family
of Glover, have moved to Due West.
Mr. S. A. Jennings Of Americus, Ga,
is visiting his son, Mr.. B. o. Jennings,
in Yorkville.
Miss Mamie Barr of Greenville, is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. B. o. Jennings,
in Yorkville.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry Spann Of
Glover, visited Mrs. w. B. Steele in
Yorkville this week.
Mr.. Tom Moore, Jr.. who has been
visiting in Morganton, has returned to
his home in Yorkville.
Miss Lila Herndon, who has been
visiting in Charlotte, has returned to
her home in Yorkville.
Mrs L. H. Ferguson of Taylors, Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Scott on Yorkville r. F. D. 3.
Mrs. Lottie Daughn, has returned to
her home in Camden, after visiting
Mrs. ]. c. Burge on Yorkville No. 3.
Mrs. ]. H. Good and Miss Blanche
Carroll of Yorkville No. l, are visiting
relatives at Cherokee Falls and Gaff-
ney.
Mr.. J. w. Belts has let the contract
for a handsome residence on his farm
two and one-half miles east Of York.
vile.
Mrs. ]. c. Wilborn and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, have returned to their
home in Yorkville, after visit to
Asheville, N. C.
Mrs. Ada Faulconer of Yorkville,
was called to Rocky Mount, N. c., this
week on account of the illness Of her
son, Mr.. Robert Faulconer.
Misses Marilla, Sophia and Lucia
Reid Ewart and Master James Knox
Ewart have returned to their home In
Yorkville, after visiting relatives In
Anderson.
Master Perry Ashe, who has been
spending the summer with his sister,
Mrs. S. NJ. McF,ie in Brevard, N. c., re-
turned to his home in Yorkville, last
night.
Mr. w. S. Leslie, who lives at
Leslie. about six miles east of Rock
Hill. was in Yorkville Wednesday on
business. He reported crops of his
neighborhood as being in pretty bad
way.
Mr.. P. D. Hinson Of Lincolnton, has
been down in York county on a visit.
He spent Monday and Tuesday In
Bethesda township, visiting relatives
and renewing acquaintance with old
friends and stopped over in Yorkville
on Wednesday. Mr.. Hinson Is quite a
substantial citizen Of Lincolnton, and
is we'll known and popular over wide
section of territory extending In every
direction from his home town. Years
ago, along in the early seventies, he
had more or less business In York
vile, and he was we'll acquainted with
all Of the business men Of the genera
ton that has almost passed. He en-
joyed his visit down this way, except
that as he was brought to realize how
few Of his old friends are still on this
side of the river, he was made to feel
somewhat lonesome. Mr.. Hinson's WIS.,
it was very much enjoyed by all the
people who met him during his stay.