Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-02-07
LOCAL lACONICS.
SaIesday.

SaIesday.
There was a tremendous crowd Of
people here yesterday, salesday for
February. They came because of
the salesday habit and because Of the
first day of court. The rain and cool
weather made the day disagreeable,
but did not interfere a great deal with
the horsetrading or other business.
YorkviIle School District.
Bills introduced by Representative
Thos. F. McDow to amend the law
with reference to Yorkville school dis
trict and to provide for the issuance
of $4,000 worth of bonds for school
building purposes, passed second
reading in the house last Friday.
To Protect the Fox.
This passed second reading in the
house last Saturday: THAT In the
counties Of York, Union, Chesterfield,
Edgefield, Lee, Cherokee, Chester,
Richland, Hampton, Calhoun and Or
angeburg it shall be unlawful to shoot
or trap any fox at any time, or to kill
or take in any other manner any fox
between the 18th day of February and
the 1st of September of any year here
after"
Mr.. e. A. Crawford Nominated.
In the primary elections held at Nc
Connellsville and Ogden last Saturday,
to recommend a candidate for appoint
ment as magistrate for Bethesda town
ship, Mr.. E. A. Crawford received a
majority over both Of his competitors.
Messrs. Herlong and Conrad. Mr..
Crawford has been several times may
or of Chester during his long residence
in that city and will bring to the office
of magistrate, business ability and ex-
perience that will be of much value to
the people Of Bethesda township.
creatore at Winthrop College.
On next Saturday, February II, at
2.30 p. m, Creatore and his band will
appear at Winthrop college. The fol-
lowing, from the Boston Transcript
will give some idea Of Creatore's pow
er: No conductor who has yet appeared
in Symphony Hall has ever secured
such sounds of thunder, such amazing
variations of rhythm, as has Mr.. Crea-
tore. He Is likely to set Boston music
mad, as 1t is stated he did New York:
He Is not only the most picturesque OF
conductors that ever was seen here,
but he Is besides q mastery leader or
men, who has his musicians under per-
Is played with wonderful effectiveness,
with force, sympathy and nice discrim-
ination. 1t leans to climaxes of the
most abrupt, fearful sort. After you
get used to them you learn to anticl-
pate them with a sort of joyousness. 1t
would be hard to imagine band play
ing the William Tell" and "Tannhau-
ser" oyertures in a more inspiring
fashion. In these and the operate ex-
cerpts, Creatore and his band are in
their element and fairly lift one off his
feet. He certainly does wonders, but
those who came to see eccentricities
remained to applaud the true musi-
clan.
Ugly Affair In Rock Hill.
Rock Hill Record: A very unfor-
tunate episode occurred Friday after
noon in the garage Of the McFadden
Automobile Co., participated In by
Mr.. c. B. McFadden and Policeman
Miller, the latter going there to ar
rest an employe of McFadden named
Young for exceeding the speed limits
of this city. The outcome Of the af-
fair was the serving Of two warrants
one on Mr.. McFadden for resisting
an officer of the law, the other on
Policeman Miller. charging him with
assault and battery, with intent to
kill" The two cases were set for
trial Saturday-the one against Nc
Fadden was to have been heard by
Recorder Craig at 10 o'clock. but
Dunlap & Dunlap. attorneys for Mr..
McFadden, demanded trial by jury,
and it being busy day among the
business men. making it a hardship
for them to serve on the jury, the case
was postponed until tomorrow (Tues-
day. morning, and because Of that
postponement the case against 20
iiceman Miller was also postponed to
the same day, when it will be tried
before Magistrate Beckham. Doubt
less the whole matter will be threshed
out at the trials tomorrow. Police.
man Miller will be represented by
Wilson e. Wilson.