The FIBS
f?GM COLLEGE
SMOI* HERE
Udy Students Will Spend
m the City at Invita
t?o? of
. - -M .
Tija secretary of tho Anderson
jatttber of commerce. Mr. Whaler,
r?ebired ? letter yesterday morning
fWfi?'the College for Women at Due
itHV'io the effect that 160 of the
7<f?fe? lady students bf that lnstliu
f?en won Jd come to Auder so h Monday
tb ?pend the day. Some time ago the
: briber of commerce and the various
'*"* "tra v*tC City Tfpvtv-W t?v
college sad invited .the student body
Mjopme here and.spend the day on a
?'..d shopping ?Spedition, and
?.; .' ISM^'^' At that time toe au
tbbntie^ could not permit the trip
?yffi? when ths year Is drawing to
?rn?i mirai Ul ?hrs Bchuv? Work
? repleted the officials are willing
Ipr the young ladies to have a day bf
l^^t^^aad^they informed th* Ar?
A#rab|rfcmentH have been perfected
students to take lunch 1st
Kdrth ?ederaon and John W. Linley
i hight that be . would have
- ' tyihlhSb m readiness for thom by
Mi tho noon hour arrives. It is
...wI?BMttd. by the business men of the
?fad ^nbdr ot entamerce tb
furnish ca?d?i ittiiis. Jbee^. etc.<-ln con
Vf?rlpfii mil "(Hi iBjffjfts^Tiiiiiii
ihiH Wilt ail be free otcharge.
Dr. ?U-:'-JB, Robertson, pr?sidant of
:a??e?e, telephoned Secretary
sa?oy yesterday that there would be
lay IBO young ladles in the party
' abd -that all cf them are expecting; a
bi& day in Anderson.
\rrfcogamenla have been made for
.iWittfi the -vlsitors every possible
tHbay while they are here and they
well cared fer. The following
emninitt** bsa been appointed D. O.
.ians, chairman of tb? Trader, Kx
?vivn<m ccanmmco. v> meet the young
ladies nt the station ard to lock,after
their coftSort while: Uley wr* it An
derdon:- j.
, Prot. Fai'Mul, ot Andersen Op?lese
- r?iflirmstn uni! lt. fl, M?pii. I>. Wntaon
. fife il, A. 3. Farmer, Capt. R. J. Ranter.
H S. Rpebca, J. H. Ctodfrey. B O.
ISvpnfl, ?>. "i?, O. Moore. J? T. Moore,
j. T. hearson. Harry Oeiajrtftr?ttig*
J. mcar?jps, T. ?T CeTy. nnd Mrs. G. P.
Boyd aaeT-Mra^ j. Ci Holepaac.
w?.'$ft*3-rrr- :
Thra? Of$e**d?r* Appeared Ycater?
idft and D?*U**U Wfei*?y,
Magistrat? Brondwelt bad three of
i fehders te appear bsfo?o bim yester
y to ejtttff*r to thp ejj&rges of selling.
r ^"CyVv-SWe. aagwrat* rexsarked. in ?
connect jrift tb? ?ase* tbbt.be badi
never s?*? ,*p r?aby whiskey sellers;
round?aj?^ Iba ?fneers. t
Tobe Y?te, a Ipirsott bf duskoy hue.
?led t? sh,: abould ?ot be
?'??e0.,at{U?y bf [handling the Oh. .Be
.Joyful, jb^u? hlk cns? was sent np to
the *x*f&MSlW^..'s^ds|?n .for trial.
. ...... ". ? ./ I . '
ot.dealt? rage1 and cl-jmed
that hit ?fn* infe?c?n^. After, iaws&ii
satingiha .casV.?hr. magistrate said
. th* evia?m,e'$ps'.in sufficient tb war?
rabi bis <Tud#a was
T FORD 3TERLI1N
W. L. B???SEY
IS NOMINATED
Friend? Hm thrown Hb Hat In
to Ring ?nd Announce Hite
For Mayor of Anderson
Friends of W. L, Brlssey laat night
authorized the announcement thai he
would be tn the race for maror. Mr.
Brlasey bad Just retornad from Co
lumbia and while he did not peraon
elly make the announcement, this
JHaper waa authorised to state that be
will become a candidate.
Mr. Briaaey'a ?rienda any that he
will not oppose any one, that his name
waa th? finu to be mentioned in con
nection with the plane aa aeon aa lt
waa learned that Mr. Hollemaa would
not offer for re-election, and that Mr.
Brieaey has not encouraged the mat
ter at all, but that.the demand for bim
to eater baa become so insistent that
he cannot decline, lt ia said that a
great, deal of support from many
ijuartera .baa been preferred in the i
last few days.
Mr. Brieaey bsa served beforo on
council, baa managed to take care of
his own husmeas, and at the same
time to give a lot of time to publie af
Ma?rs. His closet friend? bava ustll
recently urged him not to ?otar the
race, for they teal sure of bis election,
and they reals? thst he would throw
his whole heart into making Ander
son a big live city and his own inter
ests might suffer. But it is said that
the demand upon Mr. Brissey la so
? iron j; that his friends ? bare with
drawn their objection?:and will sup
port him with the, tame loyalty and
fidelity that be has ni ways shown to
his friends.
HIGH SCHOOL HAS
i in ii i im 11 ii ^IMPI?'lip iii i
i Team Representing Anderson
. Hign. School
Tho baseball team representing tba
Anderson high school bas a hard week
ahead of lt. Monday they will play
the; Furman Fitting, school in Ander
son and lt ls expected that the hardest
game of tho season. will take place.
Abderstv? won fred Furman. ?aat Fri
day and the Greenville iada are 'de
termined to have revenge while the
local boys say that they will again
The attendunco at the. last ?am?; vr.-.a;
worse than poor, lt waa downright
disgraceful and lt ia up to the public
to help out tn the gam* tomorrow.
The high school teeni wile teavo
Wednesday for ? ?enea abroad. It
vfit play, ??he S??u?l?te high schcol is j
Spariaaburg and returning the local
hey? wilt ?Ugo a contest With the
Central high achoo! of Greenville lu
Greenville and will alco play the Fur
man Fitting achoo, in Creen vi Ile. The
high school boya aro confident that
they wm ba able ta win out In all the
games on the road. , -j bey wiii be ac
ctv&panied on the trip by a number of
?luden?? ta do. ?arno rooting.
INJURED BY THE
OF A MULEI
H. H. Rteaefi Was Painfully Hurt j
A* Hb Hom* Two Mik? Oat
of t?te Qty Last N2ght .
H. II. RllrSSii, V.'.iO ItVvS ?^out two
mlle? out of the city, on toe Lowndes
ville' road, waa, painfully, though not
seriously, injured last night' at hin
home on the Lowndesviile road? when
j h? was kicked by a mule. Mr. Russell
.was,clipping tee mule, when U>? abl
Iffdj^jtiekad.at.a fly and strap*. Mr.
?lissait in thc left tontple. fl? was
nor-re^.??red uncousriouR but for nome
,ilri^ wis much dased.
Pr, I^wis Gray wss summon?*!, abd
?rendered medical assistance ?nd last
night lt wa? said that the patient wa?
j resttag well. ' H*. swrffHS! mijmi ly ?s
[the result of the kick but, tba,.physI
clnn said that he would soon pe rc
I National Bsnk of Latoe?^, a aw
*a*^ta*s4 .baday aw,t?i?r ot .Nat:O H
Bank. iflKaanJS?^vitas Tee qseUal
lateen edt th? bank wa* gtv?n a* 4250?
imand-tbe estimated deposita at $ts?,
?WLi ??aer ioa?s, a^oardi&j t9 ?a? 0f
?if - ??
IG COMEDI a
Ml Xtie
POWERFUL ENGINES
SiX LOCOMOTIVES ARE PUR
CHASED
FREIGHT SERVICE
New" Ettfcuwa WS! Be Among the
Moat Powerful Ever Seen Ia
the Entire South
AndorRon'neopI? and all people serv
!<?d br the Piedmont & Northern rail
Way will he interested In the informa
tion that the company han Just placed
ah order for ala'powerful locomotives,
to be put into Ose on ita lines. These
I locomotive;-, will be la addition to the
!arge number of largo erjtlneo al
ready in use on the P. & N. Linea.
Tho parch?se-o? ?nese rocomoiives |
I has Just been; placed and not oven pub
] lished as ?rot iii the trades papera. It
is said that the six new types to be
shipped at ono, will be among the
?most powerful ever introduced irtto
thia section and the people w?ii be aa.
founded, by tne tractive- power devel
oped.
Concerning the new locomotives, an j
[advance sheet of the Manufacturers
! Record has the following to bay:
I - "In addition to the electric leeomo-1
'Uves ib operation on the Piedmont &
i Northern R. R. lines, Charlotte, N. C.
SB previously described and illustrated
[In our.columns, tho Gcne.-ul Electric
Co!, -Schenectady, N : Y. .rhea provided
rix new volt direct-current electric lo.
?orno. I vee designed for-jija*ltW alrstght
sa>v?c?^?^norxc*l. rating-of the
four General Electric motor?, with
which each locomotive is equipped,
they will develop a tractive eifert of
17.500 pound? an? a speed of 21 mile?
Iper hour, and-will handle trains of 800
to 1,000 tons grois weight These
! locomotives embody several new fea
tures which especially in them tor the
work fer which they wars designed."
TY COBBBATS~
til* TO TOIRTEENlli I
Georgian Make? Big: Jump Over
^STCSS? -of. Oppon^uU la
Weet'? Time
Chicago. May S .-Ty Cobb Jumped
from thirty-eighth place to thirteen!*
amon?, .the American- league balfe*
this week, according to averages pab
?Uh? to?ny. inr?nning ' #i Wedoee
I day's gamo the Detroit sta.* hes a per
centage of .807 aa against .240 wbic
?he records showed for him last vr?
mvu t?a ICAUI untiing ai int
of .414; Then come Wood. Cleland,I
.412; Crawford, Detroit, .408.
| JUnKtt doutta - In club batting
.26!> and Cleveland ?a next with ,2W.
I Tomer, o? Cleveland, la leading base
i stealer with fl to hts credit.
Ari Phelan,, of Chicago, and Beels
Decker, of Philadelphia, are tied for
I first in the National leagOo with .500
THE INSPECTION
?IS WELL LIKE0
_>-U
P??pS* Uk Sengca sad Sp*rtaa2M*rg
Have No Complaint \o.M&f.,:
Of lia Operations -
The attack: -at Oreenillle by Uov.
Blease upon tho proposed medical in
spection of school eMldran baa at
tracted ettcnttcK to tn*, bill ar notbfog
cl*e has done . The governor is rc
'ff??^4*re4*ariile to have toW the
people in the Monaghan milt village
thst hs woi'd pardon any one kitting a
: doctor making an fofipection of a girl
ehIbS under such a lar?.
Such a thaw ls i%force In Spartan
ron on iss&tit
ino sutreTfng.
ro Reeler, entitled
?CHARLES YV\ POST
KILLS HIMSEL
(Contin?en fcVkm Page On?>
?ince he had purchased Ch* bank build,
lbs in which the bank waa located, the
bank bavins parted, with the building
several yeera bet?re to a local trust
company, and Post paving purchased
it from the trust company. The bank
paid the increased rent, and C. W.
Post said it waa the happiest day of |
bis lire when he made them do St.
Founds Ked*! ( Ky.
About five yean ago. Mr..Post de
cided to build a model city on his
land holding on the South Piatas und
thus Post City arose, lt fc> now the
county sent of Briscoe Cou nf r. Texas,
and a hustling town of 5,0th, people,
beautifully laid offr well paved and
Up iodate in every, respect. Several
Isrge factories have been built there.
Including one plant that manufactures
j nothing but bed sheets. The: Park
[fystem of Post City was laid out by
jan expert from New Zealand.
Gov. mease ftPeke.
Gov. Blesse spoke at the' school
j closing at ?elr Play Friday night and
?li?ut ?hv night- wrw? bin uruinar-iii*
law, H. C Summers at Pendleton.
Some who heard Gov. Blease's speech
say that lt waa a vary ?in? speecht one
I ?t ?the beat that ha bas ever made.
I toroid of any political discussion and
Hwilkism.
OB
Edwin Sadler o? Starr wt
yesterday on ?butrfnees. .
in tb*
business
J- W. Glenn of Holland's stove
?Was In the etty' yesterday, for a rcw
(hours. ? p _^
Mis? Delle Mccutcheon of Pendleton
waa shopping in the city yesterday/
John Bre?le; of the Lebanon seo
? lion was amen g the visitors to spend
I yesterday In. the city.
Miss Grace Routh of Townville
! spent yesterday in Anderson with
I frieda und relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Watkins of Pendleton
waa Shopping In the city yesterday.
Miss Josie Sullivan and Mles Rob*
eris of Town ville were in the- city
yesterday Miss Sullivan's school, at
Broyies has ended its. year and abe
bas returned to her. home in Lawren?.
Graham .Slmpnon of Pendleton wan
in Anderson yesterday, making the
trip In hie new automobil?,
i * 1 .?
8. H, ?mun nea. gone to Atlanta
where he will spend a week, witness
ids? the greet Shriner parade next
week. ' . .
Prof. TVA*. Abrams of Starr was in
the city yesterday on business
?. L. Horden. P. T. Jay nea and
M. -C. Long"of Walhalla spent a few
boura ta Anderson on business.
M/s. 13 J D. Poar^e ot Newberry la
spending a week tn the etty, the guest
J or air. and Mr?, w. A. Chapman.
J?ra W, B: Cogburn ot Sdfr>?el'?
arrived In twa city yesterday ?or a
visit to ber? daughter,. Mrs. S. M.
?'mis:. _
Hi. E. Bfay and family and Miss
Kate Heath Of Atlanta are lu the city,
tbs guests, ef W. E. Urey on Sayre
street.
. Mrs. W. E. Atkinson. Is spending a
few. dava with friends ?ad relatives
ta ?fceew 4, '
Mr. ead Mrs E. W. Bro* o haxe
a/ortnlgbt ' . .
"LOVE an
inesday.
Aco-operat
we represent st
enables us to
j-i-._i_ r^t.
mis baie, ? wm;
Call and ask ab
ESTABLISH
VIltelN?A LEAGUE
AtrRichraond 2; Portsmouth 1.
At Norfolk-Newport News rain.
At Roanoke- ai; Petersburg 5.
-' '" '?'.':".*,'<'
..'^tvm'ontgoinery 6; Nashville VS.
At Sow Origan? A; Chattanooga JJ.
At MobNe 1; Memphis . 2.
At Atlanta d;, Birmingham 4" ,?
At 'Cleveland ?> St" IJOUIB ?.
At Bost?n 2; Nev York 3.
At Washington 2; Philadelphia f?.
At Chicago 4; Detroit 7. !
j At Chicago ?. Brooklyn 1.
Ai Kai?HitB \'.\iy 3;. Suftuiv ?.
innings.
At St. Louis 2; Pittsburgh S.
At Indianapolis 3; Baltimore 0.
North Carolina League
At Winston ?Salent 0; Qreoi
At Haleigh 14; ChftfloUe 3
At Ashevlllo 5; Durham 6.
a VENGEA!
Af Gr?ait
Celebra
i ve pian wnereoy th?
and thereduetibns i
offer extraordinary
O?. TV!__.L ???-IL
y ou jrmiiu? au tnt
out it, or write for ]
.inn. ni.?iii nillir
ED 1878. mm
j thia afternoon at 3-.30 o'clock thc
jaoroorla? services will bb'held in tho
j court house Gen. M. ?-. 3ouutunrpr?
slding. The program, as announced by
tho committee in charge carries. on? of
I tho best orators ia the'state, the Hop..
' I'"chard I. Manning of Sumter. He
j ls a good speaker and his address will
bo Interesting as the cause of the
'confederacy is dsar.to his heart.
The.program is ns follow*: !':
;Gpening SOJIR: All Hail tbV Power
of deans'Name.
The Rev. J. H. OTo
!boney, rector of Grace Kpiacop??
chards. <i'
' Song: Nearer My.Gbd to Th<^.
.Address, by tho Hon. Richard 1.
Steining of Sumter.
Music: America.
Thc publh?- ia cordially Invited to*
be trreaent for the exercise?, and ?1
s ttl a
r of the
SEE
NGE,.M s:
3 manuiacturers
t?iade in this sale
vakfes: daring
sp???E? pnces.
sp to assist in decorating thc graves
of the veterans. Hie decoration o* the
.--...i-'-.-i will be made imlnodiately ar
tet the exercises In the court .house
are concluded.
The young .ladles of Palmetto chap
ter are oreo, nested to act ns ushers.
. i ? ---.
To Clean up Tere < Yu?.
Washington, May sv -c\ .mprehoasivo
plans for the saniiatfoil ur Vera Crua
have been mapped out bv Burgeon.
Genera! Gorgas, bf ?he army, au;} will
bo put imo '?!;: <:; upon th ? nrrivarnf
two army sanitary, experta detailed
for that purpose, 'the same methods
which ?encrai (Jorgas used to stamp
; Ail persons who feel disposed to do
ao are requested to pick pp the Duo
West Collo^O'glrls o& the street Mon
day amt i*T a vjcw 0f Aml?r
epn.ln?P autbi?d?,*. ?
i na? minion
; verdict in ia
Ford. Moi.'
s sold into