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E. J. WATSON I , Officers Kill Kegro. I
"""* Allendale, Oct. 25.?While attempt- b
ing to make his escape after being ?
19 4k arretted on charge of forgery, Quinn
^KBr^ j Walker, a negro, was shot and killed
I bouse, where the chief of police had
^jjP*S| I taken him to lock up. When he
1 broke loose and bed the deputy openI
Tlle verdi?t ?t the coroner's jury
I was that Walker came to his death
1 from gun shots fired by either Curtis
V'" | Reaves or . J. L. Oswald, Jr. These
** * two young men were acting as depu- '
| ties in assisting the police chief.
J lk 1 Richmond, Va., and Mrs. E. D. Kirk,
J I | iffrm 1 of Waynesville, N. C.'
' ^ij ^vicepresment'of1 the National Irri-! ^
gation Congress, to which position
E. J. WATSON DEAD. he was elected in 1909. He was elect
I ed president of this organization in
State's Commissioner of Agriculture! in April, 1914. The headquarters of
Succumbs to Long Illness. this body formerly was in Washing
ton, but were moved to Columbia by
Columbia, Oct. 27.?Ebbie Julian Mr; Watson when he was elected its
Watson, since March 15, 1904, Com- head. Commissioner Watson was a
missioner of Agriculture, Commerce member to the committee which drew
and Industries for South Carolina, the national reclamation measure
! died at his home, 917 Barnwell street, which passed through Congress reat
1:30 o'clock this afternoon after cently.
s an illness of several months. Elected president of the South
It had been known for some weeks Carolina*Association of Public Highthat
Commissioner Watson's illness way officials in May, 1914.
would result fatally, and his death Elected president of the Georgiathis
afternoon was not a surprise to Carolina Good Roads Congress in the
the friends who knew of his condi- winter of 1913.
tion. On every hand in Columbia President of the South Carolina
this afternoon are expressions of sor- Drainage and Levee Association,
row over the death of one of the Member of the American Academy
State's most faithful servants, one of Political and Social Science,
who has dene a constructive work Member of the board of directors
for South Carolina, which will in- of Quebeck, Maine International
delibly inscribe his name on the an- Highway Association,
nals of this commonwealth. Vice president of the United States
' Col. Watson was conscious up to Good Roads Association.
the moment of his death, and the Held for two terms secretaryship
end came peacefully, with both his of the International Association of
mother and his wife at his bedside. Factory Inspectors.
He is survived by his widow, who Honorary life member of the LuMiss
Margaret Smith Miller, of ther Burbank Society.
Beech Island, S. C., before her mar- Vice president of Gulf and Interriage
to Commissioner Watson, De- oceanic National Highway Associacember
17, 1896; his mother, who tion.
resides at Richmond, Va., and two Member of American Economic
sisters, Miss Dorothy Watson, of League. \
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