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it TROOPS ORDER ARMS AT RICHMOND, VA. KAPPA ALPHAS MEET. OT HIS SORJECTS NEW KING WELCOMED DEATH RATE AT MANILA. It Has Decreased Steadily Under the American Sanitary Methods. Washington, June 24.—Surgeon Gen eral G'Reilley has received an inter- GEORGIA SOLONS IN SOMMER SESSION Twenty-Third Biennial Con tention of Freternity. Atlanta, June 24.—The twenty-third biennial eooventlon of the K«i>i>a Al- tf f . raB .„ orIr „ v jt c l. ai ven Re- estlne report from the general officer. _ „ . , .. . ... Trollev Cars Run Under Sol- f was to "f” J'?; itara S e01 ge vlt<:n lve ln th „ p iulpillneB whlcb 5hovts a j Busy Term Is Anticipated by ^ ^ terday morning in the convention hall ceptioil at Belgrade. steady decrease in the death rate ol of the Piedmont hotel by Hon. E. P >■ Manila as a result of the operations Chamberc Smith, of Raleigh, N. U., DR0VE |N STATE TO PALACE. of the medical officers of the army. Inight commander of the order. The dfath rale of Manila for th e first Forty-fix active chapters were p Streets Were Lined With Troops anc quarter of the past four years has diers’ Guaid. SOLDIERS AT POWER HOUSE. Mili- Members GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE RECEIVED. sented by delegates, and the attend ance, including delegates and visitors SheriftWHaving Refused to Ask tary Aid, Claiming He Could Give was something more than 100 Protection, Judge Wickham Called For Troops Over His Head. The convention will be In session three days in all, and the opening meeting was taken up largely with Crowded With People Who Had Been Pouring Into City For Several Days. Mass at Cathedral. Belgrade, June 24.—'King Peter ar rived here at 10 o’clock this morning. decreased steadily from 46.8 per 1,000 of population for the first quarter of 1900, to 22.17 for the first quarter ol 1903. Assistant Surgeon Munson says that the improvement in the conditions this For the First Time In Fifteen Years the Lawmakers of Georgia Gather for a Summer Session of the State Legislature. J , OA A tv,™, tho nrp’iminarv work including organ- nvea nere ai iu o ciock mis morning. m tuc Atlanta, June 24—The legislature ol Richmond, a-, une . Nation Knight Commander Smith He was received with great enthusiasm year has been accomplished in spite Georgia met in regular session .and troupe are under arms here thu on The listers and officials, Judeea of the tact that Asiatic cholera and thls at ,,, 0 . cl0( . k . For the morniiig and detarthments are d s r en t organization: S. C. Fos- municipal and military authorities and bubonic plague both previously flrst f j nie in ne arly 15 years the Gcor ed at the yanous P<> w er ouses an of* St. Ixmis Mo.- L., S. Holt of leading citizens were assembled on the ba(1 S a , ‘ed a foothold in the islands. g ia lawmakers gathered for a barns within the city imi s - a s Bu J.j ington jj J an( j Vernon Jones, platform of the railroad station, which and th ® existence of a largely summ er session, will be run with four soldiers on each. Burlington, iv c,., ana vernon , ^ profusely decorated. unvaccinated population in the prov Disfigured Skin Wasted muscles and decaying bones. What havoc 1 Scrofula, let alone, is capable of all that, and more. It is commonly marked by bunches in the neck, inflammations in the eyes, dys pepsia, catarrh, and general debility. It is always radically and permanently- cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla Which expels all humors, cures all erup tions, and builds up the whole system* whether young or old. Hi od'a Pills cure liver ills: tlin mm iTitating and (inly cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsap.ril'a. TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. One of the barns of the company be of Nashville, Tenn. 1 ff g ha v hi £ d refused To k ^n n 11 a r y 8 a kl Ing who were elected officers of the who participated in the reception oi Iff ha nig reiu&ed t a y convention- were the Russian minister, The committee reported the follow- The only foreign representatives claiming he could give ample protec tion, County Judge Wickham called for troops over his head. All ip quiet this morning, and barring the tearing up of a short stretch ol track in the lower part of the city the night passed comparatively without trouble. THE DELAWARE LYNCHNG. One Arrest Made In Connection with Same—Others May Follow. Wilmington, Del., June 24.—The ar rest of Arthur Corwell, who was tak en into custody last night on suspicion of being implicated, in the lynching ot Georg? White, the negro murderer o! Miss LJishop, is the only one made thus far. The arrest, was made at the in stance of Attorney General Ward. Corwell will be arraigned for a pre- llmiaary hearing on a charge of mur der, end as soon as the state authori ties can make the necessary arrange ments. It is reported that other ar rests will follow, but the attorney gen eral stJu today that no additional war rants had been issued and he did ‘not know whether any more would be •worn cut. Peter Smith, the boy who was shot during the assault by the mob on the cotmty workhouse on Monday night, is still alive, but the physicians at the hospital say there is not the slightest hope of hla recovery. convention President, Hugh M. Dorsey, of At- .*anta. Vice president, M. T. Ormond, of Tuscaloosa, Ala. Secretary, Frank StolTewick, Jr. The election of Mr. Dorsey, who is a. well-known young attorney of Atlan ta, to the important position of presi dent of the convention, is considered a high honor, and his friends warmly congratulated him upon the conven tion’s action. The address of welcome on behalf of the Atlanta Alumni association was made by Ben Lee Crew, and on behalf of the Georgia Kappa Alpha association by Madison Bell. Responses and speecaos were made by Hardin T. Bur ney, of Richmond, Va.,; Julian Me Curry, of Hartwell; R. D. Feagin, ol Macon; S. C. Foster, of St. Louis; Hoi- ace White, of Washington, D. €., and several others. Almost all the prominent members inces meant a constant introduction both houses have reached the city, in the city of the infection of smallpox. g, onie c ,f those who live near by will Cases of the plague, cfiolera and small- Q 0me j u 011 the early trains, but for pox have occurred in Manila during ^he most part the members arrived negro and a parlytic engaged in a The Georgia Educational assoolaitlon began its session at Cumberland Tuesday The Second and Fourth regiments went into camp Northen Tuesday, Col onel W. E. Wooten, of Albany, com manding. ?n a Charleston almshouse a legless M. Tcharykoff, and the Austrian min ister, Herr Dumba, with the members the piesent year, but the precautions yesterday. The governor was kept bloody fight pf their respective legations. A guard of honor with a band saluted as King Peter descended from his car and greeted the cabinet ministers. The premier, M. Avakumovics, intro JULY COTTON 12.97. taken by the board of health have pre- Ventel an epidemic therefrom. “The sanitary results gbtained in the past four years through American con trol have been accomplished,” says Mr. Munsen, “despite the naturally in eahibriue location of 'Manila, and its lack of fanltation under the former busy all day receiving legislators who called to pay their respects, the halls of the senate and the house presented the usual busy scene incident to the annual coming of the solons and last witness stand, night the hotel corridors were crowded. Speaker Newt Morris, of Cobb, was a conspicuous figure among the distin Following the killing of Taylor Ky Deputy Marshal Trammell at Mont gomery comes the statement that Tay lor was paid to go to Tews %o wnoid eovereignty. which, from the evel site guishcJ visitors in the city . Interformg with drainage, the man} Members of both houses expect a foul canals ramifying the city, the ab b US y session. While nothing of a Bence of any seweiage system and the sensational order is now anticipated, existence of an impure and insufficient thfl inii , iession is gt,-^ that there water sup.ply and many old, unhealth ful habitations—have created sanitary It is reported 4n Wall street that Charles Charles M. Scwaib wdll Short ly- resign the presidency of tt* United States Steel trust. It is stated that President Reowwtt, contrary to the advice of ReptABnan leaders, has ordered a general <Swn KA R AGBOBOBTTTCH. TILLMAN’S CASE. Hearing ef Application for a Change of Venue, Columbia, S. C., June 24.—The hear ing of the application for a change ol venue in the case of James H.Tillma-n charged with the murder of J. C. Gon saletf^was continued this morning. The morning session of the court was orened by Andrew Crawford, whe spoke for the prosecution. Speaking of Tillman’s friends, he said: “The counsel for the defense does not deny that where Tillman had troops of friends, N. C. Gonzaies, by pursuing the course which he had thought right, had made troops of bitter enemies.” Mr. Crawford also made a point that B0 of the 350 affidavits introduced by the defense were signed by residents of Lexington, the adjoining county, and who were not citizens in this, Richland county. P. R Nelson, counsel for the de fense, followed Mr. Crawford. More New High Records on New York Exchange. New York, June 24.—July cotton opened today at 12:90 and quickly ad vanced tc 12.97, a new high record on duced M. Tcharykoff to the king und the present advance. After selling the Russian minister presented the at 12.97, the next quotation was 12.85 Austrian minister, for Juty. A piocession was then formed and The speculative excitebent and ac the king proceeded to the cathedral, tivity of yesterday was carried over The streets were lined with troops and into the market and notwithstanding crowded with people who had been disappointing early cables and fairly pouring into Belgrade from tht prov- satisfactory crop weather the first inces during the last day or two. prices on the local exchange showed After the celebration of mass, which more new high records and a not ad was attended with all the splendor ol vance of 6 to 12 points on the nearby the eastern church. King Peter drove months, while the later positions were in state to the new palace 8 points higher to 5 lower. Senti- Although the king’s entry into Bel ment was feverish and unsettled, with grade was distinguished by a diplomat fluctuations not only broad and vio 1c boycott, his reception by the people lent, but extraordinarily irregular. July was eveiywhere marked by beartinesii sold at 12.97. the first sale after that which approached genuine enthusiasm being at 12.35. August sold first at In which all classes participated. The I. 5o, jumped to 12.69 and back to 12.60. officials were in uniform and wore all September opened at 11.60, sold at their decorations. II. 56, then declined to 11.46, while Or- Workmen were tober and the later months showed long in finishing th losses of from 3 to 7 points from the tian masts and triumphal arches and best of the opening within the flrst few some of the latter were only complet will be more than tnough necessary ing out of the postoffice department , , work n keep the body here during Although many of the men w!id born problema of the greatest difficulty. The the fu , : 50 days . ed the Qegro white, at the Stake L board tn health, therefore has been when the two bodies wc^ called to Delaware are known, no prosecatlc una e to turn previous y existing order ;p ie galleries of both the house i-g likely, as public sentiment epi*®ves methods and conditions to sanitaiy ad- an( j Sf . na t e were filled with a large 1 the lynching. crowd of spectators and nearly every The representatives of nearer MI member was present at his desk. foreign powers have left Bel$wi» un- The governor’s message was receiv der instructions from ttieir gown ed just before noon, an' was immedi-! m ents. ately read to both the house and tht senate. In his message to the general as sembly Governor Terrell urged favor- vantage and has found it necessary not only to develop entirely new- plans of improvement, but at the same time to combat the results of conditions in herited from the Spanisl administra tion. The mixed character of the in- habitants, with their prejudices, super stition and largely primitive habits oi life, also has been a constant obstacle able consideration of the question oi in san tary wor . limiting the tax rate, of amending the Santos-Dumont has made * #aDoees ful vovage over Parts In • *ir ship which he has nam®^ *4Ntei»%eT Nine.” ary ‘^Attention is invited to the fact that .he present mortality in Manila, 2C.17, is low-er than that of many cities not so commonly regarded as unhea'ihful, situated In the United States and elsewhere.” com men school system and of exempt ing college endowments. \Vorxt ot All Experience!*. Can anything be worse tban^to feel ^ ^ _ that every minute will be your last? He also urged that eps looking ^uch was the experience of Mrs. 8. H. toward an equalization of tax values ^pwton, Decatur, Ala. For three be adopted—suggesting in that connec. she writes, "I endured insuf- tion, the establishment of a state board Arable pain from indigestion, stom- which shall regulate the matter. fl0 ^ bowel trouble. Death seemed ^ ICV/A DEMOCRATS MEET. regulate Ho recommended that suits to re inevitable when doctors and all reme- cover certain school lands that have c * ie9 ^ was induced Evenly Divided Upon Reaffirmation of never been devoted to their intended fo try Electric Bitters and the result Kansas City Platform. purpose lie instituted. Dos Moines, June 24.-—With the dele He i»ipod the passsTp n measure gates evenly divided upon the reaffirm- widen shall provide • - aie ol ing of the Kansas City platform, the coni: ..eiate gravis by the b^ate. state Democratic convention was call ed to order at 11 o’clock this morn ing in the new Auditorium by Georgs F. Rhinohart, of Newton, chairman ol the rtate central committee. He urged the segregation of the criminal insane from the innocent in sane i.rd Suitable provision be made for the care of the former. He urged that the paving of Mitch was miraculous. I improved at onee- and now I’m completelv recovered."’/ Per Liver. Kidi mach and Bowel troubles E . 1 -’e . rs is the only medicine. Only 50c. It’s suar- anteed by Cherokee Drug Co. United States troops from Fort Grant and Huachuca were sent to Morenci, Ariz., to aid the Territorial , . ,, A conference was held this morning ell street be changed—dhe present pav- militia and rangers in keeping order engaged all nigh, by tho followers of the silver Idea, a>nd ing being a sort that traffic thereon among the striking miners there, e erection of v ene- ft was decided to fight to the end any makes u noise that seriously interferes minutes under heavy realizing. PRISONERS TAKE LEG BAIL. Six Escape From the Hall County, Ga., Jail. Gainesville, Ga., June 24.—Six pris oners escaped from the Hall county Jail last night, but their escape was not detected until the next morning. ed as the firing of guns announced King Peter’s entry into his realm when the trair. traversed the bridge connect ing Servia with Austria. desire to keep out of the platform to with work in the capltol. Maitland, Fla. MADE INCENDIARY SPEECH. be adopted reference to tho Kansas City plank. S. A. Brewster, of Ottum wa, is the leader of the silver forces, while Judge Van Wlagenen, of Sioux City, is looked upon as leading the an- tl-silvjr crowd. But two candidates are In the field for the nomination ol governor—J. B. Sullivan, of Creston. and Judge Adam Van Wagenon, ol Sioux City. J. H. Quick, of Sioux City, was introduced as temporary TONS OF POWDER BURNED. Demonstration by Germ^Vi and Ameri can Fleets at Kiel. Kiel, June 24.—The combined Amer- lean and German fleets burned sever il tons of powder this morning during the hurried calls of the captains to one another’s ships and the ceremoni ous visits of Ambassador Tower and •ome cf the belated higher German office's to Rear Admiral Cotton. Then Ambassador Tower, Admiral Cotton, the American naval atache, Potts, lunched with Prince and Princess Hen- ry, of Prussia, and the admirals ana captains. The arrivals here Included the Amer ican sieara yacht Margarliia, with James H. Smith and a party of friends; DUrer Harriman’s Mirage, with ths commodore of the British royal yacht squadron bn board, and the North Star, ■which ’s here to meet Mr and Mrs. Cornellur Vanderbilt. LORENZ AND WIFE ARRESTED. Negro Minister Advises Blacks to Arm Themselves. Chicago. June 24.—-At a meeting oi The pisoners broke a hole through negroes held last night to protest chairman, and addressed the conven the bottom of the cage which sets upon against the lynching of the negro, Da tion. a pen of iron rails. One of the rails vld T. Wyatt, at Belleville, Ills., recent was then removed, which put the pris ly, Rov. C. H. Thomaa, oae of the oners in the jail lobby. Here they speakers, advised his hearers that they effected an entrance to the outside should, if the hanging and burning ot by taking a brick from beneath a win negro men is not stopped by the reg- dow and drawing out an iron bar. ular authorities, sell their coats and They then let themselves to the buy guns with which to defend them ground with sheets and walked away selvbs. Other speakers expressed sim Those who escaped were Sloan Earl, liar sentiments, and before the meet- a negro charged with felony; J. G. ing had adjourned the negroes present were vorked up to a high pitch of ex clteme.it. Mrs. Ida Wells Barnett Informed the men present that they must organ ize to fight their own battles, saying Implicated In Postoffice Scandal—In dictment by Federal Grand Jury. Toledo, O., June 24.—George T. Lo- He felicitated Georgia upon tho con- The Hancock Liquid .Sulphur Co., dition of the militia and upon the Baltimore, Md. condition of the various state institu Gentlemen: I havej^had eczema tions, and suggested a few improve- °v er thirty years, have tried many ments in connection with some of the remedies prescribed by various physi- ] atteI . cians, but to nothing has tht-gdisease He called attention to and indorsed gelded so quickly as to Liquid Sul- the ruggestions of the various state P h “ r - 1 ^ink if used properly it is house officials in their reports, and undoubtedly a specific for eczema concluded with a gratifying summarv 1 httve prescribed it for others with most satisfactory results. I consider it the best remedy for cutaneous affections I have ever known, and re gard It as the greatest medical dis covery of the age. Respectfully yours, W. A. Hkakd, M. D. For sale by the Cherokee Drug Co of the state’s financial status. YALE COMMENCEMENT. At Kalkaska, Mich., Mrs. Mary Mc- Bryant. Walt Davis and Robert Gill all negroes, charged with misdemean ors, and Zeb Patterson, white, charged with three misdemeanors. None have as yet been recaptured, though the sheriff has offered a reward that they never could expect the white commissioners Brough, where Presentation of Degrees Feature ol Closing Exercises. New Haven, Conn., June 24.—The presentation of degrees to the mem bers of the graduating class In all the renz and his wife, Martha, who -were, departments of the university and the Knight confessed to the poisoning of Indicted by the federal grand' Jury, con f err ; ng c f honorary degrees by her brother, John Murphy, his wife at Washington a few days ago in con- president Hadley, formed the chiel and baby, and she is suspected of nection with the scandal in the post- function of the closing day of Yale’s causing eight deaths. commencement work. The Gobdeu elum medal for proficiency in politcal economy was awarded to M. B. Ter reli, of Dechord, Tcnn., of the academ ic senior class, while the John A. Por office department, were arrested at their home at Madison avenue here this morning at 8 o’clock by Deputy United States Marshal Winders. They were taken before Uniteo of $10 for the capture of each. THEY FAILED TO AGREE. men to fight for them until they had shown themselves capable of fighting for themselves. The reason why Hancock’s Liquid Hulphur should be in evtry house, it is endorsed Hnd prescribed by the leading physicians, for such diseases as Eczema, Pimples, Ringworm, Halt ter university prize was won by Rich n’ . .fy* ' ni their attorney, John F. Kumler, de- ard \yebb of Durham N. C a zradii ^ i heum -^ aDd i‘ uff ' diphtheria, ^ore manded the right to a preliminary atp gf-tooi student for an essay on rhr / ,ttr ’ Cut9 > j Jurns ' f ^P eD S " re8 ' Hfld ate ocrooi stuaent, tor an essay on a i| blood and skin troubles. No home Changes Amongst Naval Officers. Vallejo, Cal., June 24.—The ap- fr©ach4ng retirement for age of Rear Aktoniral Kempff, will cause several changes of station among naval offi cers of high rank, on this coast. Rear Admiral Miller has received orders to rellnqv-sh the command of the Mare Island navy yard and station during July and to relieve Admiral Kempff as first officer In charge of the Pacific Coast-raval defenses. Captain B. H. McCaRa. at present in command at the Goat Islsnl traUiing school, will suc- ceedAXdmlral Miller as commandant •t Marc Island. Representatives of Coal Com^anie* and Operatives Held Meetings. Knoxville, Tenn., June 24.—The op eratives of several Jellieo and Coal Creek Coal companies and of the Unit ed Mine Workers after a session last ing umil this morning at 8:30, failed to agree that the two districts should have .i common basis wage scale, as heretofore. Coal Crewk claimed Jellieo has the advantage and Coal Creek is holding out for a separate basis. The mine workers of -district No. 10 will hold a scale convention here August 11, to be followed immediately by a Joint conference with operators as to the scale for the year, beginning Septem ber 1 It is predicted operator* will enter the conference. NEGRO LYNCHED IN TENNESSEE hearing. This has been set for 2 p. m. “Sidney Lanier.” tomorrow, hut it is not believed that For sale by Swung to Tree and Body riddled with Bullets. EJk alley, Tenn., June 24.—Charlw Wter cate. Jones, the negro acoused of criminal each gave bond in the sum of $5,000 assault on 12-y«ar-old Margaret Bruce . „ , . should be without it The honorary degree of doctor oi Phumi^Q nr.i® the feceral authorities will be ready i aWK wj,*, conferred upon George Gray ' ——— for a hearing at that time and the j ud g3 ti t the United States circuit It takes more than a pancake hat to case probably will be continued to a ^ouri C f Delaware, and William D make a girl look good enough to eat. Mr. and Mrs. ^(Lorens Alexander, surveyor general of the Ha w-aiiau islands; doctor of divinity on yesterday, was oaught during the night and immediately taken before his lit tie victim who identified him. Jones broke down and confessed. He was picmptly strung up to a tree at daylight and his body rid-died with bul let*. LANDSLIDE CLEARED AWAY. Reichstag Election Return*. Berlin, June 24.—Unofficial returns from tne recent election for members •f tho relchstag give the following fig Severe Rebuke to King Charles. Vienna, June 24.—A dispatch from Buchaiest says the king of Routnania has received an insolent telegram sign ed by several officers of the Sixth Ser vian infantry, from which regiment he recently resigned the honorary colen- cy Asheville and Spartanburg Division ol Southern Resumes Traffic. Charlotte, N. O., June 24.—The big lan-riei'de at Melrose on the Asheville and Spartanburg division of the South ern which has blocked travel for 12 days, was cleared away this moraing and through traffic resumed. Insurance Rates May Be Reduced. Birmingham, Ala., June 24.—Sever al members of the Southeast ern Tariff Association have been in „ The officers declare in offensive Birmlngtham In consultation with May who served In the civil war. Hot Fight for Depositories. Montgomery, Ala., June 24.—The , _ * v. * - state uniform textbook commission met la "* uaR<? ^ Kin * ,B or W. M. Drennem with reference to petent to judge their actions. They ^ b e proposed new building laws. The say that he himself ascended the me t the approval of the gentle- Warning, If you have kidney or bladder the Rov. Lyman Abbott, and bachelor t rou bie and do not use Foley’s Kid- of arts on Herbert W. Bowen, Unit- ney you will have only yourself ed States minister to Venezuela. t 0 blame for results, as it positively cures all forms of kidney and bladder Timothy Gleason Dead, diseases, Cherokee Drug Co. New York, June 24.—Timothy Glea ..i„ ..i..i— son. who was prominent in the Fenian uprising in 1867, and was a brother ol the iate Patrick Gleason, the “Battle Axe Mayor” of Long Island City, ha« been found dead in Brooklyn. He was the la>: of seven brothers. , When h« took part in the Fenian uprising he was imprisoned three months. Then he came to America. One of his brothers was General Joseph Gleason Twin here and instructed the successful book publishers whose works hav« urea: Socialists, 3.008,000 votes, an been adopted by the commission that ^ rc>nc ^ aft * r m,lltar y men, and it is believed that with their increase over tho preceding general they could select the state depositories breac “ of faith and fore ; adoption there may be a reduction in eleetkm of 900,000, nearly 43 per cent, for the distribution of their books. ®° w I)Iea8ure distinction oi elnsurance rate. brothers died in California and thf otheri In the south. Russian Anarchists Arrested. Paris, June 24.—The two Russian White Man’s Restaurant. • We have opened up a Restaurant in rear of our Cycle Shop, on Limestone Street, where we will serve at all hours the best that the market offords. Every thing will be kept neat and in first-class order and meals prepared by competent cooks. LET US SERVE YOU. PARKER & TOLLESON. Ont«r p*rty, 1,752,816 votes, an In •raase of 276,000. ^Cornet Is Seen at Lick. Ban Jose, Cal., June 24.—W. W. Oaun^bvll, dh-ector at the Lick observa tory. rays: “The comet discovered Therd is a hot fight for these deposi tories going on. Many supplement ary boohs are yet to be selected. their regiment bearing fhe Roumanian king’s name. Escaped Murderer Recaptured. Jacksou, Miss., June 24.—Louis anarchists, Victor 'Nackarhldse and Winthrop College Scholarships and En- his wif* whose expulsion from France had bten decreed, were arrested today at Thanon-Lesh-Haines, Hauta-Bavole Schaefer Receives Challenge. New York. June 24.—Jacob Schaefer, Johnson, a murderer who broke jail They will be escorted to the frontier, the biriardlst, w4M sail for home to at Scranton, Jackson county, on the Master Mechanics Meet. Saratoga, N. Y., June 24—The Amer' day, according to a Herald dispatch ISUi A P rl1 and ln compaay with lean Railway Master Mechanics’ asso- from Pari*. He ha* received a chat- - associates made his escape, has Minister Notified to Leave, The Hague, June 24.—The ministei 1b the constellation Aquarius yesterday clatiea began Its thirty-fifth annua* lenge from Fourn4el tor a 8,000-point been captured and returned to the i of the Netherlands at Belgrade hae by Rorelley of the Marseilles observa convention here today. A discussion match at 11-inch balk line blllards, two Jackson county authorities. Nothing been instiucted to leave that city be Bory, France, was observed at the Lick of teehnlcal papers followed the com shots, to take phuie in January or has been heard of the other two prie fore the arrival of King Peter at thf observatory Tuesday morning.” jiletion cf the routine business. J February next In Paris. onm*. Servian capital. trance Examinations. The examinations for the award of vacant scholarships In Winthrop Co'l.-ge and for the admission of nt-w students will he held at the County Court House on Friday July P»th, at (l a. m. Applicants must not lx* tear than fifteen years of age. When scholarships are vacated after July. 10th. they will be awarded to those making the highest average at this examination. The next session will open about Heptern- ber I'll h. 1003. For further Information und a catalogue, address Pres. D. II. Johnson, Hock Hill, M. C