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Feaster G. Triable, Secretary, "?very loyal 0. O. T. in Nortn unu South Carolina is now thinking In I erins of .the EJgtb Annual Convention of ihe Grand C??nci? bf' the Carolinas which wll be held In G reen vile on June 6th and 6th," raid Feaster G. Tribble yesterday. He is secretary of the lo-j cal council. "Are you going, Mr. U. C.'T.T If not. you will bo one of the 1 few absentees, because everybody is! coming-and hlsFwJfe. .* The Greenville Council has formu lated a tpjendjd psogram which will TMgtn Thursday dight, June 4th, with a' reception and dance at the Chick Springs Hotel, for which special prep arations hayo been made. Friday morning at 9:30 will witness the official opening bf the convention ? in the Qr?hd opera ?iouse when May or John 'B: Marshall wilt' make an ad drees of welcome and Mr.*'JV Th bs. Ar nold for \b? Qr?wjB* Post,' Tr P. A. ??j? former Ooun'sMor I?. A. Hoghes win 're?pdbd/H6n:vJbs?'ph ?. McCui-| tough': wi ll denver ah . ad dr e ss' and Grand Counsel or C. O. Ktiester will an address on "Oar Rbco?da". rf bakdea of the day wal be de to^Wftaaas ?ekeJofcb abd will bel f by A banqcet given the Con vention by th* G reeh vii le Chamber of Commerce. Tb* Chamber of Commerce. In full ppreclauob oi the trhvfeilng men abd their services, hps efcjtered wjth crnw? i acjerbdic' eneripv. into making this: phase of the Convention , one of the most enjoyable and' profitable to all. Tho nrnm'W.' ?# irymili t?-lUrlo. ?ri. dreeei by Messrs: Stuart '' W. Cramer and B. "f. ?tokes of Charlotte, Statt Agent W; tong of the1 Farm Dem-| fifis IraiW /Work, CJemsbn College. Mr; Thomas H. Pope 6f Greenville and President E. M. Potent of Furtnab University, Greenville. This banquet j promises to he ah occasionof partie War pleasu ^ to all who attend. 'On Barhrday m^TOlng a short busi ness session wi -) held followed by] the grand parggggy After thia an au-1 iomobile rjkhs- Wwi be ' taken around ' the City and a luncheon served by the Greenville'Codricll1 at the' 'Country Club, which, by the way, ts one of the prosiest Country Clubs tn South t a rol ina. Following thia the visitors will bo taken to the baseball park al whlelr fhe annual game will be flayed. The Greenville people are all deeply interested' Huthte>cbmlng of the u. C. T*? and have made extanotveptre pa ra tions for thtdr: proper entertainment. This diam* tb* tey li. C. T. who can' atmtsl?hp?ld do so connting upon a g??am? Greenville1-welcome. Tfaer?wlll bba'fcall meeting of the Anderson Council Kp... 433 Saurdax adhBlair'at ? o'clock all members art urged "to he present as several' mat ters ate to be taken . np before -the Grand CottnciV meeting. wm* Rumored That There Ia ? Reward Frank Rhody, one bf . Anderson's well kriown planters, yesterday receiv ed a draft from th* Peoples- Bank of Comer, Ga,,- which had been given Mr. Rhody by a man now lodged in the Greenville county* Jail on a charge of ste?>ro? ?n automobile from'Calhoun Falla and another in Greenville. The draft refiarned to Mir. Rhody yester day had marked ?croes it "No Funds." It will be remembered that a man "borrowed" au automobile from Mr*. Beale at Calhoun Fall? some time kgb abd Whoa a]pou? ?ve mile? from Ander son, he broke dirwn. He Mred Mr. Rhody to? bring Ulm tb'Amibrson and gav? htm th? draft mentioned, sign-' lng the hame ot'?MHsr to the dri?.J JjatefjM??. Greenville he said thar- his name was StMth. Close in>egBj#tttt nt'tfie draft Jest night shimed where lt fit? bohftith? ?stmyb? P;A^ Stevens of Berkley.O?;, Ttb? lt is beJieve? that ahd that Wt -fk^^^^l^\M^ Jt- ia rmnored that' Geoff lg officials have offered a' reward of $3?C fdr a notoriqUB hutomohil*' thief and if way he inst the map to tHe Greenville lill is th? ma* wanted. : 4 Mctbifuc strae't raarohvjL' pa? in rows his hat mw the ring ?nd wai make Ute ri*e for alderman in W*rd l. 'He Ut one of the obsorvaat and care, ful business m*p of tte etty, tad hi? frbmds. and they ar? maayv say that if he got Into council he would make a faithful and capable member/ Slaee Mr. Joe Sett ha? stated. J hat trieftds jhjKt ' trtjj^tj^ ihrtn^' upon him, l^Ve yo^ai^^nwtoeia^ man ' ond ama tive citlaen of Andsr^n bounty, ile ht a bustier and wilt ?take a good run sgamM aaybodjf in the ward. ' ''ISh^^R. Ff Bartlaoo haa anr.ounced ma 'eattdldgdrTrjrtBNj Hm* well supported and will malte a goo<l tace. Capt F. 8. Brana of Greenwood, ai candidate for f^ngress fran? thia dia trhm.Jraa to Vnv ait*, yesterduV. 13e - Ur pJn?e?d over\b? prospbsia. p$L ?j ?. C. .Wailer, a well knopn Oree?wood citlcen, speat yejttrdafy In the <Ky. / ?W^Uiem Moor?, ^well koown trav e&g ?ss ot Greeoa^s.' ^ia ?menj: the visitors ia the oliy yesterday. Wpunii/ed ii e ro es ; From War For ; - Photos copyright, 1 SH. by American j TBS hospUn! ship Solace bas arr " Wieb Ibo bodia* of dead lad ? and with ref ogees. The total Crus bas now reached nineteen Sthe hospital wards of the BoFUce HUI triad db*h tnec gangplank of the shlj TQURS OF CA? PAR' Itineraries for the State and sena torial campaigns were announced yes terday by V/ilio 'Jones," "chairman^ of tndv subcommittee of the state Demo cratic execrttive committee. The State campelgn will open at 8umterjune. 17 and the senatorial candidates will begin .the contest" at St. Matthews WI the same date. The senatorial cam- i palgn will end at Sumter August 20. The last meeting of the State cam paign will bo held" at Greenville Au gu8t 20. The - can:<J dates for State offices .will speak in Columbia July 4,! and.lt ls probable that the meeting will be held tn the Columbia theatre; Following ia the itln?rary for the State campaign. A Sumter-"Wednesday. June 1?. Manning-Thursday, June 18. Merck's Corner-Friday, June 19. Georgetown-Satorday, June 20. Klngstree-Tuesday, June 23. Marlon- Th uraday. June 86. Cohway-tFrtday, Juno 26. Dillon--Saturday/ Jane "7. Darlington-Monday, June 29. Blahopville-Tuesday, June 30. . Bennettsvllle-Wednesday, July 1. Chesterfield-Thursday. Jury 2. Camden-Friday, Joly 3. Columbia-Saturday, July 4. Lexington-Thursday, July 9. Saluda-Friday, July 10. Sdgefleld-Saturday, July 11. Algen-Tuesday. July 14 Bamberg--Wednesday, July 15. (Barnwell-Thursday. July 16. Hampton-Friday. July 17. Beaufort-Saturday, july 18. Bldgeland-Wednesday. July 22. Waltstboro-^ThUrSday, July 23. Charleston-Midday, July 24. Sr. Oeorge-Tuesday, July 38. Orangeburg-Wednesday, July 29. St. Matthews-Thursday,July JO. Winnsboro-^Monday; August 3. Chester-Tuesday. August 4. Lancaster--Wednesday. August C. Yorkviile-Thursday. August G. Osifey-Friday. August 7. Spartanburg^-Saturday. August 3. Union-Tuesday, August il. Newberry--Wednesday, August 12. Laurens-Th ti rsday, August 1?. ?-Friday. August 14. .Saturday, Anglist in. arson-Mondsy. Angtict 17. walhalla-Tuesday. August 18. .lexen*-Wednesday August 10. (reenville-Thursday. August 20. (lag is .the Itinerary for tba SJ-campaign : ' fc'Ma^wa^Wtednesday, June 17. Irahgeburg-Thursday, Juna 18. j^?ebrge-Friday. June 19. Charleston-Saturday, June 90. waiterboro-Mbn'day. Juno 23. Beaufortr-Tuesday. Jude 23. r/dgeir./.?!- Wednesday. June 24. Hampton-Thursday, June 25. Barnwell-?Slday, June 26. . Bamberg-Saturday, June 27. WJn ns boro-Monday. Juno 29. Chaster--Tuesday. June 30. 1 ges?ter--Wednesday. Joly 1. YerkHHe-Thursday. July ?. Oeff*v?*y-Friday, July 3. S?tanr^rg-Satutday. ju|y 4. Un km -Wedneeda y. July 8. ?*w^?t^H?^rdiy, July 10. *j*p*tfa*ind * CsHttfasr. July 11. Abl**tJle^Tue*d*y. July 14. An^son-W?dn^ay. July 15. Walhalla-Tbur*?ii?y. July 16. Ptekebs- Friday. July H. Crossville-Saturday. Jaiy IS. Lauren.!-Wednesday, Ja^r ?3. Brought Home Medical Attention Press Association. Wee tn tile United Staten from Mei Ice ouuded American meu from Vera Crua I dea ti) tut from the capture of Vera . Tb* illustration show? a scene lo un? I also ooe or the Wounded sailors halag tPAIGN TIES LAID OUT\ Columbia-Thursday. July 23. Lexington-T^riday. July 24. Salqda-Saturday, July 20. t^gedeld-Wednesday. July 29," Aiken-.Thursday* July 30. Camden-Tuesday. August 4, Chesterfield-Wednp ,aay,?August 5.J Bcn?ettafv?lle-Friday, August 7. Darlington-Saturday, August 8. Rlahopvillc-Monday, Aug. m 10. Florences-Tuesday, August ll. Dillon-Wednesday. August 12. Marion-Thursday, August 13. Conway-Friday, August 14. Ktngstree-Saturday, August 15. Georgetown-Monday, August 18. Monck's Corner-Tuesday, Aug. 18. Manning-Wednesday, August 19. Sumter-Thursday, August 20. Two -veterans met upon the street] yesterday and one enquired of the oth er: "Say comrade, ain't your name ; Dill Smith?" When Smith answered In the "affirmative the other grabbed] his hand and shook lt Warmly, ejac ulating, "I ain't seen you in forty ! years' and the last time I saw yov | you were running like Heir M. A. Cobb of Belton, route 2, was] among the veterans in the city yes terday for the ' reuni?n. Mr. Cobb served trougbout tho war and the lait] member of his company to be i t?red'out et Greensboro. North1 Una:' He baa the further dist of being a reade* of *Sllb Intel! since 1865. _ W. T .McGill, once ot this county j but now or walhalla, was1, among'tbs v?t?rans tn "the city yesterday? Rel nerved three terms as county commu nion er in this bounty and was Pension! .nnilsrlouer for a ldag ' number ot I yeera. * D?ring the war- he was oj member of .Company L, Orr's Rifles i abd ' served with honor. Clem McClellan of near Concord was among the visitors in the city I yesterday "for the reunion and he' jMUght to Tho Intelligencer office Kn. old knife, said to have been S weapon dur mg the War Between the StaieS.] The ? '< fe has been in th? posaesidn of Mrs.t ?: McClellan 'foi- a humber of years and she1 prl??o it vert highly.1 It is ott exhlbltJoo'ro the windows ot *S-lnreIllKtnccr oi;'.-e. Time to f lea? lia. May and June dre* rush months for lb? farmer. Ho has very little ?me to apara'! from his crops. But they are 'bteo Important month? for taking precautions u?alnst the house hold insect pesta of sbmmer. Screen the'house, tts? fly traps and sprays and get rid of tin cans anf stafbbptl pools where mom]uttoes can breed. jMfc. :-;-'- ' To produce good crops ?? cgiiuii' sad corn, freqbent and shallow culti vation la ? necessary, ls the advice ot Clemson Ccdltgn experts. Failure to ?TuttiV??? pr?jmf?y is ou? *?njr ui iariu j ?g at a loss. deni Ozkgr of Ohio State Uni versify-Class Rftynioja Cjuiusou Ctyivgv. M. *<.-AUVyS tlon<* ire being sent but to '.he com mencement exercJaea will oe held June 7, 8, end 9. The fact that the sesi?n Just coming to a close has been the best In many "year?, makes the ap proaching festivities all the more wel come. Many visitors are expected, who will be provided for in the new Barracks aa oa former occasions. The glee club, which bas been putting forth unusual efforts to prepare' an attractive program, will draw many visitors op Saturday evening, June 6. The'program" follows: " Sunday, June 7, ll : 30 a. m., bacca laureate sermon hy the Reverend K. G. Finley of Columbia. The closing exercises of the Y.M?C. A. will be held on Sunday evening at 8:30. On Monday, Jone 8, will be held the exercises pf the Palmetto, Ca)-! bonn, and the Columbian literary so- ' dettes, j! C. Barksuale will represent the Calhoun,- R. B. Ezell the Colum bian, and A. if. Ward the Palmetto. These will contest for the Trustee medal offered for the best orator. The shops and ' laboratories will be j open for Inspection ob Monday after noon. Tho visitors will Intro an op portunity to tee just bow the students work. The military exercises wllj? be SIii at 6-n.<Hn.f^erVw'll be drfBs, ress nar*do,: and :rham Battles. 'kT George Warren 'OS"wuT deliver- the alumni address on* Monday evening. Following thjfc addr^,Twlli vBe? an ! open mr reception t> the Visitors abd : studentk. Wt " ~* * " ~ \ Tuesday, June 9. ls commencement j day. The exercises will begin at 10: SO The uddres to the graduating class will be delivered by President William ; Oxley Thompson of tho Ohio'State University. The eentor clair apeak-' ei s are A. R. Boyd of Mt. Carmel; gad ; T. C. Haddbn^?fofcger, - . ; < The feater class roll contains V8 names. There are 42 lp the ?gr? '?1 t?r?l courses. & in tho civil cngh. ing. 27 In the mechanical and c. me trical engineering, end four in the' textile.' '-. ' - ?P71 Oho of the most delightful episodes, of tho "commencement exerciser yrjll ? bo the reuni?n aid banohet of thc class of 1?KT. ?rtils ht the ' largest cla?n but one that has ever graduated from 'Clemson,'and ft ls a very Uqy af vot bf fellows'. " Many bf the men will bring ihnir. wives.1 I,, p. Watson of Cl em apo lrlooking after the d?t?iln of the reuni?n at*tne cdftege/' Several j aro giving" him arristtnbh' boti? hero ? and out In the stete, ! ~ COURT AGAIN IN SESSION TOPAY Reconvene Thj? Morning and day-Oogo Tomorrow -?>-' . ? The third week ot the criminal court for Anderson county will be continued again today, the Session being opened this mprning". at *:30 o'clock.J There Jwas''ao ' ?burt yester day/ tte presiding judge'haring an nounced Wednesday'mornltfg that he would adjourn Court throughout; Wed nesday and Thursday on account of tte-Confederate reunion. The'delibe rations will be begun today add will continue through '-"tomorrow,"" vheni an adjournment will take' placo .\ud the three weeks of criminal court ier this county will have been compte*ed. Splendid progreca has been* made with court since it convened, ard the docket, while not yet cleared; is In much better shape than lt wes hov Ihr?, there are only eight prisoners In the county jail ?0(1 a m?jorlty of these have already been tried abd are now in Jail to await sehteb'ces. Clemaon'c?l^^ tiona' are going forward steadily for Whig '?Hornd C?miag' WoeV? 'whldhj will be held at Clemson College front noon of A uguet 2^0a?9?? ?f .?^^t ^^u^atanc^hipa and a^r^val abd Btrengthfening of affection for their at tn"? ?^ttw:1 * ; \">*f? ' ..'' t] week. ' ^'?; Approximately cix thousand men har? been ata?eat? afr Clemson CoV Jt?ge. Every one of thswr WAI be in vited to attend'?ora?V?omtng Week." fraytohvflle News, The farmers of this section are very much discouraged on accouiit of the! had stand of cotton. The farmer* re port a very short grain crop. Mr.' D. B. ??mons ls very sick at ?ltd home. B?t many friends Wiah im "a dpeedly recovery. vf,-*vJ Mr. abd' Mrs. Claude Wilton spent Miss Idelle Key of Belton anent Saturday night with Mts* M?enle Mad dox. ? ~ *'?'i Mr. W. W. Clinkscalea had the mis fortune of losing a ?ne mlle* cow Bah day ?Mt. - ThWftt will he a concert given by the t'rayionviiie Orchesrr* ?ax or da j Id'.jF tutu ii?pti tu HS iv ?non aa good-Bri? lap there la around. J?f^ i IUI? J I.WBFJgi'll ? if *?? * tf ff tt f fiWikh The Anderson pur to! of Boy Scouts i^rovtii to Ot- ?Jilt- U? Ul? ?UO?i ?Mt?i eving pSr?ts of the big parad) ycnter - day afternoon. The new' uhifonns'for the boys arrived' yesterday morning and they made a handsome appearance iii the Une ot parade. Under tho in struction bf F. M.' Burnett, scout mas ter.' and Major jfrawTpVJf rbi bbys>.ad learned now'to put tip a very1 pre.vm labje dr^ll and they asoM'/cd them selves In a splendid manner. Tes Astomohlles Hud s T?lljifiea. Two ' automobiler, ran togtehor on the public' schare yesterday morning, Resulting In dani age'being done to both machines. Coe machine belong ed to Fowler's d* rag? 'had was driv en by Swain Gillier vhile the other was ' a public " 3tfvice' . automobile, owned by ifr. Conest? and driven by his little son. The machines were go ing In opposite directions' fend had a head-on .collision at the corner'' ot Granite Bow ?ad 'Msrte* "'street. Neither machine suffered much diln ag^, aside from the -fei Uers being bent. WiliuwBtoB Lady Buffered aa Injury. One of the most unfortunate affairs to occur In the city during the re union week, happened early yesterday when Hrs: E; L. Mosel?y of WUljam stort fell Intbe lobby of the Chlquola hotel and b.rokd both bones In '. her right arm. Mrs. Moseley, who is sont Crt ' yoorU of '?*<?, ia role toil in Hptia. for C. W. SauTvan, and She had come from Willlamstdn with Senator Sulli van and Mrs. Sullivan tj spend tho day here. When ?hey entered the lobby she caught ber foot on the cat pet and fell on the tiled floor. Medi cal assistance WOB at once summon ed and the bone set and when the party left on the 4:C0 Interurban yes-' tredsy afternoon lt was said that- she waa doing as well as could bc expect ed. ? ? - fr. "? . fr? i's) master Clark Ai Home H?r*. Among tlie distingu?s:-ed visitors in Andf rt?on now 1s-L ?uteliant P: A. Clark, Paymaster In thc United State* nsw, who' ItfVrajoyiftfc a""v*? ?? hl? mother. .Mrs. Kahme Clark, at her borne at 443 EasV River street. Lieut. Clark has just returned frome cruise? of ?'wo and a hair year? in the East, spending most';ot thiSrCme'In China and the PhnilniWe lbtaJdsi He has a brief f.jfJotrgtf:before ttYng Ordered, ns* ^wmtjkm i'nooo/l? mm. He reacW?^c??td^ ye!?f?TQgjF>^ft5fM|F! across the oontty??t?i! fwffer San Vrt? Cisco: TUMt/ClsikMs ^h,alumnuH of The Citadel, belonging tb the-eiat* ot ??IO. W ? >? ?? < ;?. t- . ?-p- , Elks fV"Ti???||on Krxt I?g Efcbt. ^b nest <b!# event slated for An derson is the Sts> Convection of ?ks, which wU! convene herded June 17 and continue through'June IB. The Anderson 1 lodge of* Eft)? ' will arran go to make the affair the most enjoyable thar South Carolina Elks have ever participated In add there will be more real cordiality shown here tb the visit ing "Bills" than bas ever' W?n_ ac corde^ them in any town jn the State before. The various cta^tlees, at work under th? Supervision bf Capt. R. J. Berner, exalted ruler of tbe An derson'lodge, report tbat they wj?l soon nave all then* plebs completed and'will be able to announce the def inite program of events. Andersen Maa Io, Oreen wood Yesterday. G?drg?T^rmah Boyd, the hjghly ef tkmttthH*&7 -i^p?J*r ' fwifW ??>ert cf the Charleston fenl Western Carolina railway; l?rt And?rson yjji* terday morning for Creen woodies** be : Went io'cbnret with* nm brother, Itsb W the service of the' Charleston {na Weatortf '^V^^JJ^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^ thusila?^^ in ?HmAnderson ls lookf?* ejftnr the veterana abd1spoke highly b| the, ^reWnShSr^^1^^*?! a*ffi?j?on? bf ti Hv Thompson tn the :fc*t??on iectloo whee Ms ^^BSffijgi 'SKPS'ffiavTj; eere- l Ipmy "?ga p^ormed 'hy BdV&M&U inanstttr sjabttw- '-o* ?tb> ' Xsibaadn: I<sh*?gK?^ _1i?r?<eim a few intimate fHench: of the brid?, and groom. SR ?.il f * * * * * * * SPARKLETS f 1 Mention Caught Qve? tho ? ee?s of Anderson * l?#>f* . ff ?ff? pew M au ager For The Tesa? t'ajupaaj. O. T. Taj lor.'who has boen mana tuueiauu uuite ut (Texas Oil Company, has resigned that ]po?!Uoh anU wi)! go on tho ro?u for Ithls well known concern: Mr. Tar bor has many friends here and white Rher^wUl r?polce in his promotion lthey regret B's departure from Andef iBon Mr. Taylor w|l be succeeded on ljune 1 as manager of the local offirf* by 8. H. McDaniel and McDaniel will lbs assisted in the office VMr. Adams pf> tho Smthern Express Company^ Governor tfWfe'and Sheriff Ashley left early yea^pday morning for Honca fath fc?ijy? the aoVernor went! Ito eoe his oWmiS? "Cttleen Josh:' Mr. Ashley 'immmt a 's?v?re injury I Wednesday when-'he fell from the] stepa at his home. Much alarm was] occasioned all over the county as toi his condition and his friends will learh With plcasbre that his ibjhrlek ar^ not thought to be sferlouB. " EreryJasdv Vas We? Please?. Anderson People, when thev first be.aa to plan for the reunion, thought tim. they might be able to plbasfe a majority of the vifdtbrs coming, here tor fte twb4 days Tout nobb ofAthem hbp?tl to jalease every visitor. Mow evr. this has bean the case or at least it world seem sb; since not one""sin gle o Mnptednt has been ' heard from any si ?bree All the veterans were de? K^X.i.J _Ilk I WW?. ? ?.J?kilMt- ??.A>4?< ?j?em ?nd they believe Anderson'hr one bf the heat towna In th? State. ltnlalar Monev For Baseball. SnbsbrfpttbuB were received ynotor day,!frotn b bumber " Wf' ' Atid*rsrin's business men Tor the organisation of a barchan team her?''tb'talco a-'berth in .ho proposed If?ternVhah league 'and while the Bum total raised ' yesterday -as a little leas than'i|100, still those who have the Work tn charge say that many are yet to1 be aeon and they be IHJVW that at least IgOO can be secured wlthJtrthe next day or?twin toward orgaaitcieg a team here. The other towna ?rb ready and willing to do j '.hoir share cpd lt ts'bp to Anderson. --O-t -"^S^InUJV^rday Mercer' Klng bt^nfc Hopewell sec tiotr, a promibie candidate" for auditor bf Attderodu1 county in the coming ele?tMV'am^t''mterd?7 hi tbb city Mr. King says that he is yet undecided ?feotft maW^.the raee' hat hb oeJ)?v*a ho will be fodj^ i^ai* <^e ?reh ato' when th? campaign opens. He ot 'tackling6 three aeh^.^chers1 In addition'to t>:e incumbent hut he be liever* tbdt his eftihcb* are" as good os " anybody's; and he w.H probaly make bp his n?nd < within the 'next wee* ^rp^ ; ! Kg Jmoiit rinnla Pfamfcrg For M Big School ?v??t Wb^Tj^ Anderson people have received in vitations to .the "May Festival" which is to be held totnprrow by the public Schools of Piedmont Much time bbs been put oh the pra-pfirfitloh of ute program and Indications aro that the day wm be pleasant abd inteVeatinf.1 Severaf.Anderaon people wi? probably ??ke .th? trip: The exercises' ar? to fegin at fi o'clock scd will ho held In tin1 baseball park, "since-them te nb building in Piedmont large enough to j accommodate tne'enormbus crowd eg hectcd. ' The program will consist of a grand iarade, fancy marches!'hoop end raiti S+f .'dr^s;b^tbdttc drills, mtv polo 'knees, Swecoish gymnastics, klndeK arte* games, motion Dongs, eohtbet am??, et?i, tli?t ?re entirely new;4 Thia will be a r?il bloving picture ahow composed of nil: tho bey? and giri? in the Village Schools. It ls\? etkhed ,to 'Mach' tho importane? bf j g^^agr,chlldh?od by? giving them t that wllVd?velbpstrong beal los^ulckness'lopbrceiMtort the i importance of concerted effort and the j valb? df dlsciplib? ??d 'organised play. A Barrfhle f i**se Fenretrdtei By \ Seaeel Boy. ". Herkimer, N. Y.. May 28.-Jeenj Oianlhi, io, charged with the raurddt br his Behool teacher, Uda Bwchf* waa acquitted here toCay on tao .nd of criminal Imbecility. He Wt* ihoed tb^Mmi^wbh asylum th> the criminal inaabo. ?? - ' '^The J?rr rea?abd a verdi*? th!? af .montaner having ?haw1 out sm io t evening. rv . Ada, Beecher was murdered March 27: A fkrni?r 'discovered the bbdy tn the tusMtirHtfi^ tho> nedt day. Her aVvili had fftait crnshed ?ad -?tVK hui?' t4*?? utm\Av? "?Ydaftk SKM^ 'MB wlt,h >? girt the night before whoa she had se'witt htm aa H -lalBF'ttawsplred J ebnf?rWitt 0a> boy s father over son's fatur? He b?d bot done at schobt abd generally was backwa Arreated, thw bey ;--' coofeaaad - criiiio, ' li? w???-v??~d 55'l'????^"*; ?f ft IQ Pi ?1 Sh* mad? np a mixture ot #aw Teh * ?Rd Knlphiir to bring back ? . Common ?ardon sape brewed, into a heavy i?a with ?ol ph ur aaa alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked amt lided hair neauutuiiy dara and luxuri ant, remove every Mt cir dandruf iY'stop ?cali? itching and falling ho'r. Just A few applications will provo a reroja tion If your hair is fading. Just a scraggly and thin. Mixing thc bato Tea and Sulphur1reclp.r at hohle, though, isv troublesome. An easter *?y ls .tb get'th? readyto-us* tbntc. cont ing about r.o c?nla a largV betti* st drug stores, known as "Wyeih'V Sage i enc* Sulphur Hair Ben-ear*. tn?? . -M nvolding a-lot of muss. While wispy, gray, faded hair ls nbt sinful, we all desire to retain o?r youthful appearance and attractive ness. By darkening your hair Saffigs Wyeth'a $ag? and Sulphur, no'ono can tell, beean** lt does lt cb natuially, so ?venlv: You Just dampen a sponge or soft brusn with lt and draw -c- this through your hair, taking one Kulali strknd at a time; by morning all ?ray hairs have disappeared,' and after an other application or two; your hair be comes beautifully dark, glossy, toft. and luxuriant. IFi?]ff ix TjBK nom* Ov?r The Trading of the Cinyton Anti Trust Hill. Washington, May ' " 28.-Provisions , aimed against discrimination and in- , ' elusive agency contracts were perfect ed by the house today ?ri the corssld eratlon of the Clayton bill to supple ment the ariti trust laws. Scores ot amendments designed to siter" tho i, i . are usMtni **J MID |uyt^.mi j committee were voted down. Three of tba twenty two n?ctions of tho bill were agreed' to Airing tho day's de bate. : The first section of th? bill, dealing with terms and do.1nltlons, waa . pass ed w'tltout objection. Thc section malling it unlawful for persons controlling mines or mine pro ducts to rStusfi '--to sell. to responsible psrbonn after being ' amended 'so an *0 apply to -oil end gas w? , passed over to alh?w the Judiciary committee to' rerfeet' the new,'provi sion.' V The principal contest of thc day was over the fourth section, making it un lawful for wholesalers to tease or^y ' sell goods with a condition that the/ purchasers shall not deal In the goodlf of i. competitor. .,: ' ? / ' r presenta ti ve Mct'oixof N^Ter iey," tried' ?nsucceanfull^Hot-^rfitt ltlie prohibition to such undefstnuu>ngoias are made "with tho intent of cstabllsb. lng a monopoly or destroy lng the b-jsl ness bf a competitor."_ BAXTER CON Vii Ills Insanity Badge I Would Xai Be? '? reive ?tt? Jar*. ; ' Me=shi=, Teiin'..' Msjf" 28-J. F.d. Ba/xter, charged with tho murder of the.father, mother cud brother, of hin wife, ?nd who since his arrest In Ken tucky several months ago has been Yelgning1 insanity, today was convict ed and sentenced te Ufo imprisonment. ?s^orynr^rted tue verdict without ^nffiia?e^?fter the verdict was announced Baxter dropped his rol? df Insanity dnb larighed oVer the way ho .^p*^joni^swsr"as he expressed, on the commlWiOnr Which' Vsdsed on his san ltyi." 'Ho <-*e#-tt?!-dMVnot want to be sent tri the electric chair. Baxters v(?U??S J. A. Smith and his wife and sob O?ear. the later aged 18, - were allot ?own in cold blood when Sntlth ir??used to admit Baxter to bte homo, Where the latter had gone to ie? his wife, from whom he wait separat ed. Mrs ! Baxter, behind a. door, wit nessed tho murders. 8he secured a di vortkTsfter bia arrest. ,ni?, i i . Greensboro, N C, Thursday had rain, the first in five weeks. The thermometer registered 99 there. foe Epstein Of Baltimore la snend a few days -In the city On business. Mr. Epstein once made his home db Take s glass of Balts before break fut ! If friar Back Vitt* i,v Wundi*' bother* yon." The American men and women must guard constantly against Ktdaey trou ble, t^ssbsO^ eat tod mntn arid all eor motD'td ttch^'Our blood IKlMed ilW*l*lo >a*W< which . tho 'kidneys strive' w ?liter ci-psy . iiiey "steaken ?ora ovfl?IJir^"i'n> 'Sluggish;, the ?Hml nstfv* rfisrf??s? co?^ 'Sndr^aWaf^Ilt is When -your kidney: feel ?IL?' lunn? of t?ad; yeer bavk bum oiMhe brine dr cloddy, foll df sediment er yon are ohllged to^oek relief two or' three times during the night; if you suffer ?with Siek headache er dUzy, nervous ?nella .acid stomach, or you haV? rh?u. ?nattant whee the weather m bad, get troth your pharmacist ???out four ounc ?* nt Jad SeUa; t-v'te a ihhlev.oonfu* in a glass of wc ter before breakfast dbi" iv few day? and yeer kidneys will thea pct fine. Thu tramons, salts ts made from the acid of grapes ?ad lemon julee, combined with Hwl*vT und hhs been ase? for guoeratlons to ll uah ?nd -attmelato c togaed kidney s ; to neutralise and acids ii, thc urine io .P. aoflob*er.as?Va.>''?rc' ot irritation, t him. ending bladder diaeresis. .. Jad Salts te baevnansiv.i' ?sntst ? Jure, makes a delightful effervescent /Uhlft-WOtur beverage ?nd'beb>&^ In ev?*y heme, nece?se ?obedy cad mane . ?* Wmmm* '-? ?? fl uah lu s any time.