The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 13, 1907, Page 3, Image 3
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Clemson College Ite
A Rare Musical Treatn.ti
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x>au vjramcs-?/\ inuiti
Cadets to Spend Sui
in Western Wheat J
?Clemson Graduates
ing Responsible Posit
Ed. Lancaster News: P
the best musicui entertai
ever given at Clemson w?
given by Victor's Royal Ve
Baud on Saturday evening,
6. Was given under.auspi
the Clemson College Lv
and it was by accident
that this band was indui
8top at a place as small a9
son. Next toSousa's famoui
this is perhaps the best bi
the country; and after h
it, one can but exclaim wil
poet?
'The man that hath no music in hi
Nor is not moved with concord <
sounds,
Ih fit for treasons, stratagems, and
The motions of his spirit are dnll i
And his affections Hark as Erebus;
Let no snch man be trusted."
Clemson has not been 8
cessful in athletics the past
as her supporters had hope
she would be, although he
has been very creditable,
baseball team played two
with the Georgia School oi
nology at Atlauta on Fridt
Saturday. The first was
Tech by the score of 4 to
the second?in eleven
game?was a tie by the s<
2 to 2. Clemscn's track
1 JZ - ^4. CJ ~ 3 i
IIuu u metii OM(iiru<?y ain
with the University of G
at Athens, in which Georg
victoiious by the score of
43.
Quite a number of st
are planning to spend thei
msr vacation harvesting
in the wheat fields of 1
and Nebraska. Some very
able inducements have be
fered them and it is ex
that a large number wil]
themselves of theopportu
studying practically the
lions under which the '*i
life" is raised so profusely
There are on the 01
faculty and Experiment
staff fifteen Olemson alum
of whom are filling respt
positions. Mr. T- E Keitt
class of 'U6 is I he latest ad
he being recently elected
tant chemist at the Expe
station. Olemson also hi
graduate who is instruc
mathematics at West Poini
tary Academy.
There !|re quite a nura
Olemson alumni clubs in
ent parts of the country,
was recently organized in
ington, of which oenator I
anil Congressman Lever
elected honorary member?
club has had its picture
and sent it to he publis
the '07 annual.
The destructive treez
visited this section of the
last week destroyed prac
all the fruit and tender i
bles. Of the eighty varie
L grapes in the horticultura
" dens only about Ave vi
will bear fruit this season,
peaches, pears, and plum
total Iobs, and the appl
pecans will not produc
fourth of a crop. S. 1
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THE :
;Hj? Insane Blacksmith Hacked S
His Wife's Head with
Base Hatchet and then Hanged
iberof Himself. ^
Timer .
Fields Peterson, N. Y., April. 11.?
A D11 ~ UI?i. :?u tc
, ?*vii ci umuRPuiinij
. ? weut insane this morning and a<
ions. . ai
cut his wife s head in nine places
. with a small hatchet. He after,
erhsps 3 , . Pi
. ward went to the garret of his v
nuient o<
. home on the Goffie road, North
is that w
Paterson, and hanged himself.?
metian ' vi
. .. Mrs. Biswell was taken to a hos*
Apnl; pital. She will die. dl
ces of
August Biswell, the 10 year- ^
ceum, , -L
, A old son of the couple, was the
almost , - . ?
ed to ?uly witness of the tragedy. He
Clem Wa8 111 l'ie yar<^ ^le Biswell
iband bome fee(Bng chickens when he _
. . ' heard his mother scream. He .
and in ol
ran to the house, but found the .
earing ir
Ih the ^oor barred. He looked thiough jr
the window and saw his mother
li^
on the floor, his lather holding ^
her by the throat and hitting ^
her on the head with the hatchet,
spoils; Young August tried to get into ,
mgbt, house, but could not. He (j(
yelled at his father but the man ej
o BUC. did not stop the blows on his m
tweek whe's head until she became un- ?
)d t hat conscious. r
r work Then he ran to the window ^
jjer and smashed sash and glass and ,
games threw the hatchet into the yard. I
'Tech- He then ran upstair: and hangiv
and himself to a ratter in the garlost
to .
2 and Young Biswell got a lafge
inning 8,one and broke in the door. He
core of *ben dragged his mother to a
team ^ed an{* bandaged her head
Brnoon rotiglily. After this he ran to
leorcia B6t helP;ia
was
65 t0 Boyhood of a Great Railroad
Magnate.
udents
rfium- The subject,of this sketch while \
wheat. a b?y went one day tojvisit a rel \
Kansas at,ve in the country. 1
favor- "Uncle," he said, as he follow j
en of- e(* farmer out to the barn ^
pected aher dinner, "don't you want me ?
I avail to something to help you?"
nity of "You can go and water the
coiuli stocic y?u want to, Eddie," jn
jtaff of answered his uncle. |?
Eddie complied with alacrity, tli
ar
emson "I'd rather do it than anything $1
station e'89 *n l*le worl(V *ie exclaim- g?
ni, all e<^
jnsible That boy, now a middle aged ~
of the ra?n' is known to fame as Edward
dition, H- Harriman.
assi9- i1"8 been watering stock
rimenl ever since.?Chicago Tribune. I
is one m J
tor in High Finance
t kill!
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From Harper's Weekly. L
ber of Harry, a bright youngster, jj
differ- was told by his mother that she ]y
One would give him 5 cents for a doz- d
Wash- en pins he rescued from the t<
illman floors, thus preventing her vear- a
were old babe, who was just beginning
The to crawl, from finding them. ^
taken "What will you do with the a
jhed in money when you earn it, Har- s1
r.v?" he was a^ked by a neigh- a
e that bor.
i Slate "With the first 5 cents," said
itically Hurry, promptly, "I'll buy a pa *
pegeta- Per ?' P'"s and scatter them all tie,
of over the house."
il gar- ' 'm ~~
urieties Colored Teachers' Meeting.
. The . v
o
1. The colored teachers and trus- '
en ana u
:e one- teeB moot At Lancaster Apr. *
5. B. 20th. Business of importance
?- will be attended to.
M. D. Lee, Chairman.
jANO ASTER NEWS, APRIL
now Storm in Virginia this
1ST I
VVCCKWinchester,
Va., April 10.?
. terrific snow storm prevailed
i the valley of Virginia early
>day. Telephone and telegraphic
sryice is almost paralyzed, polet
nd wires being down in all diictions.
The electric light and
ower plant in Winchester it
)mpletely out of service, and it
ill be several days before pre.
siliug conditions can be remei?d.
leputy Sheriff Killed in Alabama.
Birmingham, Ala., April 10.
-Deputy Sheriff John Roderick,
rCenterville, Ala., was shot and
. ? . 41 ? i- ; 11 - J - - - t
ini nui i v h 11 itju til a nouse near a
iniber plant in Bibb county late
day. Roderick and Sim Daren,
a Tuscaloosa deputy, bad
>ne to a house to arrest a man
amed Redd, charted with burary.
An they approached, the
^or was thrown open and Rod'ick
was instantly killed. The
len all escaped.
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Feed and
Jvery Stables
I have opened a first-clasf
ivery Stable on French street
djacent to the jail lot, and so
citthe patronage of the public
ly turnouts are stylish, up-to
ate, and it will be my endeavoi
> please my customers. I w?l
Iso run
Feed Stables
i connection with the livery
nd guarantee to give youi
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Pianos and Organs
At Factory Prices.
/rite us nt once for our special pla
f payments on a Piano or Organ. I
ou buy either instrument throng
s, you get. a standard make, onetha
rill last a li'e time. Write
Malone's Music House,
COLUMBIA, 8. C,
for oataloffa, prices and terms.
13, 1907.
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