Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-07-11

laSt nlBnt- brefdrQ Street meInOulst
church was entirely filled by an audi
ence which listened closely. Mrs. Lit
tie Is from Kiangyin, China, her efforts
being under the auspicies of the Pres
byterian church.
Pastor Resigns.
Last Sunday, Rev. II. ]. Mills an
nounced his resignation as pastor Of
the Presbyterian churches at Clover
and Bowling Green, and with regrets
the resignation was accepted. Mr.:
Mills Is to become pastor Of two
churches in'the Fayetteville presbytery,
North Carolina. SRey. Mr.. Mills has
been resident Of York county for sew
eral years, first as pastor Of Clover
and Beersheba churches, and later of
Clover and Bowling Green, and is held
in high esteem by all with whom he
has come in contact.
Lost His Roll. ,i s1,s; ,5..1a plF
Spartanburg correspondence Colum-
bia State, July 9: DR.. LA. Elmer,
head, teacher at the South Carolina
school for the Deaf and Blind at Ce-
dar Springs, lost a roll Of bills aggre-
eating $1,000 while en- route from
Yorkville to this city Monday. The
amount represented several years OF
labor, and DR.. Elmer was beginning an
extensive trip at the time of his loss
He first missed the money after chang
ing cars at Blacksburg, and immedi-
ately instituted search for It. Though
he has advertised extensively he haf
not been able to recover the roll DR.
Elmer Is confident that he was not the
victim of a pickpocket. 'sT'i. TO-
Prisoners In Jail. - ~
There are nine prisoners in the coun.
ty jail awaiting trial at the court o.
general sessions, which convenes Mon.
| day, Special Judge Holman, presiding
There are also, as usual, quite mum.
ber Of defendants out on bond, some O
whose cases will be settled at the ap.
preaching term. The following are II
jail: VIII Rainy, assault and battery
with intent to kill: F. D. Miller, for.
| gerry; Fraser Sanders, forgery; Fret
Kelly, assault and battery with inten
to kill; eye Ager, murder; Rastul
Swanger, forgery; T. F. Jacobs, assault
with intent to ravish; John and Early
Brown, assault and battery with In
| tent to kill. The last two named de
| PENDANTS are Indians Of the Catawb'
tribe and are the first two members 0
their race to be involved in crimina
proceedings In quite while.
X. M. M. 8. Alumni. f,lys 20 u 4
| Columbia State, Wednesday: For
mer cadets of Kings Mountain Mil
tary school, Yorkville, met informall.
yesterday at the Jerome hotel, to ar
range for q reunion in Columbia mex
| fall during the state fair at which
permanent alumni association Is to, b.
organized. James @. Davis, Of Winns
boro, presided and Pringle T. Youmani
of Columbia, acted as secretary
Among the former ;, cadets Of King
Mountain present were: Gilbert M
Berry, w. Arthur Metts, Thornwel
McMaster, John 2. Lowry, John II
Sims, Frank Sims, David H. Means, ]
Frost Walker. Duncan c. Ray, Henry
g. McIlwaine, all Of Columbia. Effort
will be made to induce all former stu
dents, whether of the period before thu
War Between the Sections or Of tha
subsequent, to communicate with thu
secretary, and to attend the state fall
reunion, the date Of which will be an:
nounced shortly. Kings Mountain
military school was organized In 1856
by two graduates, Of the Citadel, ths
Military college Of South Carolina. ON
of these, Gen. Micah Jenkins, c. 8. A.
was killed in battle. The other, .Asbur,
Coward, was colonel Of the Fifth regi
ment, South Carolina volunteers. Col
Coward reopened the academy a
Yorkville, after the war and continues
at its head until he was called to th
superintendency Of the Citadel a
Charleston. He educated at his owl
charges, the four orphaned sons Q
| Gen. Jenkins. Yesterday, according t
Pringle Youmans. "all illusions mad
to Col. Coward were sincere. warm an,
affectionate. He is the beau ideal Of
man." Col. Coward makes his hom
nowadays in Orangeburg. His SON, +
A. Coward, M. D., Is director OF the la
boratories Of the state board of health
in Columbia. Yesterday a COMMITTEE
was formed with James Q. Davis a
chairman ex-officio. and d. c. Ray a
vice chairman, to make arrangement
for the meeting to be. held during tn
i State fair,